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12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7. 1008 Inimrtn niMr in I: - dJIVIIJb MMC l THEME TONIGHT IIEALTfl DEPUTY bbsJbbv bb aBBBaBBgr V" OdOCOfi THE WORLB'S MAR mm mmv IS HIT HARD ; i . Arrlrals Are Very Liberal, Disproving Early Reports v of Frost l)a mage. Wholesale market features: v Changeln rope Quoting. , Tomator market busted. . Eats touch lo today. Chicken market alow. Turkey not ao active, peach arrlvaia vary heavy. ---- Hop romblna .! working'. Cutting- export flour prlcea. jral wheat rather dull. Mixed view la oata market. . Iocal flour to advanca aoon. MUtfeed raarkat la firmer.. Tome Market X Boat. Evidently , a great arror haa been made by tha report received by aoraa people weak or ao ago to the affect ma, i tha tomatc crop waa ruined. A all auch report go. .they are badly ' overdrawn and later report a alwaya ahow much lea damage than had been expected. Thle la proven true in every Una.' Juat now attention la called to lha tomato market. 'While moat re' porta a abort time ago indicated that there would be no mora tomatoea in thl section th - present year owing to bard frosts, arrlvaia at - thla time are amonr. the greatest for many 1 meek. The atreet waa aomewhat glut ted and prlcea reacted to a considerable extent. Stocks -which sold quite freely a few dava aao around 86c dox aro today aelllng aa low as 5c while the tOD- flaure for the day la SOo for local supplies. To make matter worae aome of the local commlsalon trade brought In rather, liberal suDDlles from Call fornla becauae of the expectation that no more local growth would o rorcn v coming, thl aeaaon and theae will be forced In (competition with the home ' Chang Qnottof Bop. ' ' While actual value in tha rope mar ket are unchanged, today a value are on an entirely different bull from what had heretofore been 1 the rule. While local manufacturer formerly Quoted various grade, vie, pure Manna, i atandard Manila, alaal and I. B. alsal, - at preeent there are but two base, one inr tn sisal ana one xor in jaanna grade. ' Hereafter the Portland Rope . 3- Cordage company will base all value . for Manila grade upon what Manila . la aelllng for. Sisal grade will be quoted in the same manner. What was formerly called the I. B. sisal I now simply termed alsal, while other grades will be known as white sisal. The quotations for the new basis snow: Manila, 1054c; alaal, 7o pound, reach Arrival Terr Xeavy. Very heavy arrivals are shown in the peach market at thla time and lower prices are generally ruling. While once In a while a . aale of select peaches may be made a high aa 85c a box, SHEEP SCARCITY IS HOW SHOW!! No Arrivals Airain In the YarjlsHoffs Are Weaken injr Somewhat in Yards. PORTLAND MVK8TOCK RL'N. Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. Today 0 10 lursday 520 . . 11 mci 7 171 JU 7 101 1906 ?"l SI 401 Portland Union Ktockyarde. Oct. 7. tlheep are very acarce In the local mar ket and valuea are holding rigid, al though ahowlng no change from former rullnga. Kor aome time inare na Bern a dearth of arrivals Inl the local aheep market hut lha deficiency wa aome- what made UD by the purchase of pack er direct from the Interior, which fed the demand for a time. Now moat of theae nurchaara have been cleaned up and packers are beginning to Inquire for sheep. Wnlle the hog market is quoted ateady, there la an undercurrent of weakneaa lcrallv followlnr the share decline In eastern values yesterday. Few sales of hogs are being made above 17. "It takea something select to bring 17.16 or even 17 10 In the local hog mar ket at this time," said Iee M. Lacy of Hunt A Lacy, this morning. "Supplies to brine- 17.16 must be smooth and nice and must-weigh about 160 pounda." "I believe the hog market la going' lower," stated O. M. Phimmer, secre tary of the a toe k yard a. to The journal this morning. "The market genera II foea down at this time, and you wll InH thla vear tin exrentlon to the rule. While there la some dullness noted in LITRE OATS III - GROWERS' HANDS v ; , ; JIueh the Larger Per Cent of the .Production Has Passed Out of First Hands. SMALLER CROP THAU EXPECTED uovcrnmont bientcs on Wheat Cause Short Cover ing: and Higher Prices. World ' Wheat Price. Dec. a Portland f Portland Chicago New Tork Minneapolis ... Duluth fit. I-ouls Kansas City ... Winnipeg San Franclaco. Liverpool I0HB . l.ois 1.01 H M. .2WB 1.8BH 7s7d 4 'Per cental. BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS. - Cara Barley. Flour. Hay. Oata. Wheat a OOTXBHafXaTT cbop Wheat, Bushel, IN fl5,0O0,00O. ltOT.... ltO.... 108. ... 104.... l03,... , .. .J4.oer7,ooo . . . .r3fi,so,rrg i . , , 09S,tTf ,409 ' . . .ssat,ei7 ...37,881338 BBPOBT. Oat. Bushel. Ta,ll,000 TM, 443,000 e4.so4.sai 4,S9S,WJ TM.OM.Mt STEEL PURCHASE By BIG PEOPLE Harriman and Morgan Said fo Have Taken Large t conaue, TUiu.It fn fofL-At Tvl-t I?'0, .! Sportsmen Gather to Discuss Mongolian Pheasant and ; , Trout Laws. ' e Support V. . Steel. The big people rushed to the support of V. S. Steel chare In the New Tork market today, re sulting In a sharp advance la the price while the genera list lost. the cattle market at the moment, owing to vei4F liberal arrivals in the yards Hn.ln. tli imitk m.m-li m the tnne I somewhat steadier than it waa a few dava ago. . Prlcea are showing no change but buyers nre showing a impo sition to take supplies more readily. A year ago today an linea were aieaay at unchanged valuea. The following sale or livestock are representative of transaction In the yard of late and clean; show the de mand for the various lines and weights with the price therefor: CATTLE. 14 steers 1 bull .. 8 cow . 7 cow cow . 7 cow . 1 cow . . IS cow . Weight. 16.26 1,600 7,860 1,96 6.600 ...... M85 1.066 17,800 Price. 13.86 2.00 3.00 2.60 3.00 2.60 8.00 1.60 Oct. 7. Oct. . . . . Oct. 6 Oct 3 Oct. I.... Oct 1 Sept 10.. .12 .11 .16 . I .10 . s 10 23 11 11 23 11 8 1 100 100 178 20 86 112 84 HOGS 78 hoga .17,676 $7.00 SO hog 9,020 7.00 E. P. Weter had a load of cattle from Souver today. V. D. gtark of Huntington brought a load of cattle ror the market. Ed Zlegler, a Bllverton shipper. up- the a-eneral market goes no higher than 80c with some stock aelllng down aslpjies a few hog for the trade today. low a 60c . J Following is the general range of val- Errs ToaoB s8e Today. lues on stock ruling In the yards for late ''The market for strictly fresh ranch eggs 1 booming again under the di rection of eastern receivers. One dealer . Is quoting up (o lie i dosen for hi beet local ranch stock ' while other are selling from 38c to 34c. Arrival j of st riot! y fresh. eggs are very scarce, but considerable supplies are being re- reived rrom local points. - a large per hmmenta: Hoks Best east of mountains. cent of these are said to be eastern egg reahipped in Oregon cases by country merchant who thua lay them selves liable for violation of the pure food law, as do some of the commission men said to be engaged In the same business. There 1 .some talk of caus ing the arrest of certain handlers of eastern stock who are said to be offer ing this class of good aa strictly fresh. That It la impossible- to bring eastern storage eggs from the esst by freight all the way to the Pacific coast and llo-v them to arrive In a fresh condi tion is known to every handler, but some persist In so stating. Best east ern. eggs are aelllng here at 28c a dos en. while ordinary stock is down to V 3c. . Hop Combine Working- Overtime. . The combine of big hop men seeiris to be working overtime In manufac turing bearish cables from abroad in order te scare the hop-growers into ellinr a crop at lea than cost of pro--i ductlon. A prominent hop man, who , is neither bull nor bear, stated this ' morning that In his opinion -the mm who sell hop today at less than cdVt of production la throwing that much money into. the gutter. In the mean time the big one with their bearlah report spread broadcast, are able o - pick up most of the local crop at 7c - and 7&C. They are said to be per i fecting a '"corner" of local supplies and will then boost prices. Klaber, Wolf V Netter and E. Clement Horst are - said to be the heavy purchasers at the moment. Tin comoine-ls said tn be opposed by Isaac Pincu & Sons . of Tacoma. . Brief Bote of Wholesale Trade. Chicken market Is slow with con tinued liberal arrival. Butter 1 ateady and unchanged In crlce. - : There I nothtnr doing In the hllo market at the moment locally. Advice from the east state that the trade there Is holding back until after elec tion. name condition in chlttlm bark Front street sell at the following price. Those paid shipper are less regular commission: Btas, ZfT aoa Pool try. BUTTER Extra creamery, 34c; lancy, hhc: atore. ic. BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. Portland fiweet cream, 32 our, llfte per to. FXKJ8 Local, best, It the: eastern, tt2c; loai storage, 228r. POULTRY Mixed chickens. 11c; bene, llHe: rooster, oW, Sc: fryer, 12 c: broiler, ll'ic; geese, spring. lr: turkeys, alive, old, 17c; spring. ItfflOc; spring ducks, ll16c lb; rlgeons, sVjuabe, 32ff2.60 per dos: oil. 1; dressed poultry. 101 He pound higher. CHKKSE" Full cream, flat, triolets and daisies. 14916c; Young America. 16 010c Hope. Weel aaf SDoe. HOPS 1808 crop, 47e lb. , WOOL 108 Willamette vallev. 15e. SHPSKiS Sneering. l'eOlte each; short wool. 26cOOe; snedium wool. kecOfl each; long wool. 7 6ca (!. Hca MOHAIR 18 Nominal. 18aic. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 34e; Na I ene rreeee. isi CHITTIM BARK Ifc H I ut.a i tt niore, nine m: green, 7e lb: bulls, greca salt 46e lb; kip. 0c; calve, green. 8O10c per law - ta. PlotuT aaA stay, WHEAT Buying prtoe. new Truck. Portland Club, ti (: bluesteoa, I 4; fortyfoJd. lc; red. ii((ltc; WU kxt eller, tO ft MILLBTirrB aWlina prleeBraa, 824 60: inMiiirtti etierta, nt; MARLiT ftd. tit: relied. 628.6 j wire, 87 OATt-VraVk, atw-Xt 1, white, 3t; grer, IIIJIFH. FLOt R "eillnc Prie Caster Oe- r Mint, 3Tt: etralgbt lilt- .iron tlt7 8T: valle. 4 if: a-raMjas Va, 84 4: Ml weat. H6, rr. , : mm. - 'T Predrre- nf-)N tinet. VllMse-ii alir. fsw-r. 818014: Mr. (It r ; Metersi Orrm. 111014; trt4 1 : cw. $; grala, tit; cheat ): alfalfa. 8lOIl. PTta a4 Tretabte, rg.rM WRilTt Mrevgoa It I l. mmmi fr re. rat4. 4. . -. MMttll Wf; tr'r- t. 4 I . fmri Ktvtiita, I . ! j 1 37 7.16: ordinary, 38.76; blocker and Chi na fats. 36t ntockers ana feeder. 36. cattle select east oi 'mountain. steers, 44.Z5; medium steers, I3.6U; ordlnsry, $3.26; best cows and heifers, 32.766 S; medium cows, 3202.26; stags, $2.60 8; bulls, $2. Bneen uost wetners, 3.ik orainary wethers, $3.26: lambs, $4; straight ewes, $3; mixed lots, $2.6002.76. Veal Choice young calves. $4.60 heavy and rough, $3.60 4. Hogg Steady in East. Chicago, Oct. 7. Run: Hogs. Cattle. . Chicago 24,000 24,000 Kansas City. .18.000 ' 16,000 Omaha 6,000 8,000 6.900. Receipts vear ago 18.000 $6.906.76; heavy. $6.60.75; $6.0O6.86; light.. $S.90ifD 6.60. Cattle and sheep steady. Sheep. 20,000 10,000 7.000 Hogs are steady., Left over yesterday. Mixea rough. The market for oats future show a loss of ic In the bid price for October, while the asked price for the November wa down tc and 6c for the December deliver'. There Is some additional easi ness in cash oats, although holder are not disposed to offer their supplies at any discount. Bidders sre the only ones who see any weakness ana lower prices ahead for tha market. F. T. Oreer. secretary of the Pacific Grain company, who has just returned from a trip through the Pafouse country, says of the situation tn oat there: "AH through the paiouse country me oats crop was very short this season, and the bulk of the crop has slready passed out of the hands of producers. While this Is so, very little of the grain has moved In this direction, as the trade there Is bidding ror it. While I was there farmers were being paid from $1.30 to $1.36 a cental for their best oats, and buyers were taking all offer ings. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. . Open. Close. 1 Oct . Gain. ne. ' 98 9tt 8UA 1 , May 100 102fiA lOlA 1 July ...... 86 98 T Chicago, Oct 7. Wheat started weak er and lower on bearish foreign cable. Liverpool opened unchanged to d low er and closed Hd up to Hd under yes terday. Pari closed 6 to 10 centime down, Berlin and Budapest 1 under yesterdsy. At Antwerp there was , no change for the day. After the lower onenlna- there waa a sudden change in sentiment owing to tne puniicatlon of the government fig. ures, which gave forth a ; smaller crop than had been expected. This forced considerable short covering, resulting in an advance oi o to jc aoove yester day at today's closing. primary receipts: Today. Tear Ago. Buaneis. Bushel. ...1,783.000 1,097,000 . .. 277,000 875,000 - I Concern aver the future welfare of Mongolia pheasants ha become o great within the laaj week that thl matter will probably be given the bdlk Ideratlon at the meeting of tha ah and Game aaaoclatton In the convention hall of the Chamber of Commerce at 7:80 o clock tonight, Ow ing to the Tact that there la a com munity feeling over the preservation of gamu and nn, it la urged that ail member of tha Baaoclallon and all oth er Intereatetl attend the meeting. Another matter for serious discussion Is the reenar intent of the trout law, which waa unwittingly repealed by the 1(0$ legislature la an effort to amend the statute to cover one or two coun ties separately. As a. result of the meeting a .strong petition will probably be prepared to submit to the next session of tha leg islature for the - protection of the Vew vrk w i Tha i w.v . I c hink . hen. The local and wlllam . jLj ' " . . leti valley sport i men would not with. wni'w vnmmurm,, u "iholii the riht to kill male nheasant dlaappolntment over Northern Pacific I of the Monaollan variety, for the nor halnv the eMe heartah note. Thla I la ahrewd enough to take care of hint. led to a denreaalon tn tha eeneral list lf when danger approaches. On the Karl 3TcCroskey Appointed Jo Tryincr Position in . . Health Department.' g DeoDl rallied to the support of United States Steel shares. Harri man and Morgan were both said to be purchasers of large block of the steel stock - during the dar. Price re sponded to this movement with the re- uit that while tne general list was weak and lower there, was an advance at the close of the day amounting to ivi points in Hteei common, ana point in the nrererred. While there wa active bidding In Rock Island share the offer to sell were greater than the demand. Com mon closed a fraction down, but there waa a loss of 1 point in the pre ferred. furnished Wheat Corn Shipments: Wheat Corn Cash wheat: Range of New Tork price by Qverbeck aV Cooke Co.: L133.0O0 1,078.000 166.000 647.000 NO. 2 red. 89olln2- ro. a iki, jsnnjc; io. z nara, vettce No. 1 northern' spring, 11.06 1.07; no. i norinern spring, l.O4(tpl.06; fjo, spring, i)towti, Range of Chicago prices furnished by DESCRIPTION. O S it A Dec. May July Dec. Oct. Jan. May Oct. .. Jan. . , May .. IK Old. 6 He; aew. 6e dozen: cantaloupes, $1.76: black ber ries, $1.23; peaches, 60c to $1; pears, $1.26 1.60; grapes. 76c$1.40: baskets, 20 1 26c; watermelons, 76c(Q$l; huckleber ries, 10 ifli lie pound; cranberries, $9,60 9 10 ner bbl. ONIONS New Oregon, $11.16 per hundred; garlic. 9c pound. " APPLE6 New. 60c $1.2$ per box. POTATOES New, selling. $101.10; buying for shipment, per cwt, fancy, 90c; ordinary, 76j?80c; sweet. 224a VEGETABLES Turnips, new Oregon. 76cffl)tl: beets. IlSHt.26: carrots. S1A 76c sack; parsnips, 86c$1.00; cabbage. L' a2.60; tomatoea, Jmal, 8&60c per dox; taniornia, 11 crate; Deans, luc caullrlower, ll.Zb; peas, luo; horserad lsh. 10c; artichokes, ( ) dos; green onions, loc per aoa; peppers, pen, gga 10c; Chile, ( ); head lettuce, 2630o doc; cucumber. $1.60 box; radishes, 16c dozen bunches; celery, 4080c; eg piam, DC, green Torn, i.in sacic arooezls. srat. ate. SUGAR California c Hawaiian He nnery cube, $s.4; powdered, $6.26 perry, .; ary granulated, $6.06; XXX granulated. $6.96; conf. A $4.06; extra f.. gomen .i; yeuow. .v, mi grKnuiateu, ia.se; oarreia. iwi oarreia. awe; ooxea, vance on sack baala. (Above price are 80 day Bet cash quotations. SALT Coarse Hslt ground, 100. $11 per ton: 60s. $11.60: Labia. daJrv. 60s, $16.60: 10b. $16.00: bales, $1 $i; imDoriea ii verDooi. dus izd.od: ieoe $18.00; 4s. $18.00; extra fin barrels.. 2a. 6 and 10. $4.6006.60; Liverpool tump .vwL. fv.ov per ton. . RICF! Imperial Japan No. 1. 6c: No. I. 6tt06lc: New Orlaana. haaA. AJax, T ); Creole. 6. none. r rew, iae per lb. COFFEE Packagebrand. $!.(. BEAN8 Small white. ISIS- tarn white. $4.60; pink. $$.7C: bayou, $$.7; uinns. -t.io, Mexican reaa. le.ae. 3Ctfl. Tisb a xreMaaaa HAMS. BACON. KTC Portland sack wocmii nama, ik to it ia. no per id; breakfast bacon. 16022 He lb: nlcnica. lie lb: eottsse rolL lie lb: reaular ahart clears, smoaeo, Jic id; bsrss, heavy smoked. 13c lb: llcht smoked. 14e lb: belllea, smoked. 16c lb; pickled tongue. jvc earn. DRESSED MEATS Front atreet Hora, fancy, $t)c lb; ordinary, IGte; large, 7c; veal, extra, 8HOo lb; ordi nary, 7lc lb; heavy, 60 6e lb; mutton, fancy. TOf'fcc lb; spring lamb. TO! ft LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf 10. 16e per lb; 6a. lHc per lb; 60-lb tin. 119 per lb; ateam rendered. 14a, 1 4c per id; m, it mo per id; compound. ia, per lb. . FISH Rock cod. lb: floaadera. c per id; naiiDut, c per lb; atrtpej dm i per id: catnsn. ie per lb; salmon, chlnook, te; ttveralde, 6c; ber- nnga, o pet ib; eelea. 7o per ib: abrimp. There wa little change In wheat sen- Mar tlment or prices, either for cash or fut-IJuly ures auring tne past zt nours. un tne board of trade bid and ask prices for October were unchanged, but He ad vance waa bid for November and De cember delivery. Barley was fractionally lower In San Francisco today, and a decline of 6c a cental was bid for October on the board of trade. However, one sale of 2,000 sacks of cash stuff was sold today on the board at $27 a ton, or $1.36 a cental, which is the top figure bid yes terday. The mDlfeed situation is very firm, and another advance in values here is likely. A small rise is today quoted .on shorts in San Pranalsco. . Export flour values are being cut somewhat In order to induce sales. Some transactions during the nast dar or so have been made as low as $3.60, while tne top notcn is but 10c higher than that. While millers sre willing to cut a fraction or two off their export prices, the local situation remains verv firm. The late advance on the sound placed uui mansei on a oar witn Portland, nut another advance will likely occur in patents here, which would force the Puret sound millers to a still hlirhr figure. Board or trade prices today: CLUB WHEAT. Onen. October ; . 90B December 90 B NO. 1 WHITE OATS. October 16?B November 165B December 165B NO. 1 FEED BARLET. October 130B November .....182HB December 186A WHEAT. Open. High. . 9S 99i .100i 102V4 . 96 99 CORN. . 644 4i . 64 4U . 63 H t OATS. . 48 494 . 60 6114 . 46 47 PORK. 1670 1695 Deo. .. May .. July .. Jan. . . May 1667 1680 LARD. 997 997 960 966 942 960 RIBS. 940 940 840 846 846 ' 860 Low. 97 100 J 96 R4 64 63 1570 1666 990 945 940 916 837 842 Close. 99 102A 36 4B 64B 63B 61 46 1595 1680B 992A 966 950B 920 845 850 TWO-THIRDS APPLE CROP ALREADY SOLD Close. 92A 92A 93A 162B 157A 167HA 180B 132Bt 136A News Gossip of Finance New Tork, bonds: Twos, registered . . do couoon Threes, registered.. do coupon Threes, small bonds Fours, registered . . do couDon Twos, Panama .... District of Colbla. Fours, Philippine .. New York, Oct Oct 7. Government Date. Bid. Asked. .. 1930 103)4 104 JS3U 104 1908 ioo; 100 1908 101 100 .... luuvi 1926 121 121 1926 122 ..... 102 108 102 ....7 110 7. Meta I Tnnner lake, 1313c; electrolytic. lfiASt ic; castings, 1218c. t ID, Ofi A-T, 111, fiO.DnUil.), ead, $4.47 4 40. 13c; castln Tl Lead, New Trk. Oct 7. Bar Mexican dollars, 46c. illver, '51 c; London, Oct 7. Silver, 2$ I8-16d. New Tork. Oct 7. Sterlma Cahlea 43.648.70; demand. 484.36 486.40; vv nays, oo. . Hood River, Or., Oct. 7. By dispos ing of 80 cars of Spitsenbergs yesterday ma directors ox tne nooa Kiver Apple vrrowors union nave successruiiy mar keted two thirds of the crop, which will be handled bv them thl vear. Thj n. pies sold today are the same sizes that last year made the world's record for high prices, and are said by tne director to nave- oeenyagain sola tnts year at the union's own figure. The purchasers are the Stelnhart & Kelley company of New York, who bought 80 ear in the first! deal,' getting all the Newtowns, and for which ii in an iu uwy nave since oeen or- rerea a nonu or $10,000 to turn over to another firm and have refused to do so. The deal wa made with the Stelnhart A Kelley people by mall, after a repre sentative of the firm who wa here some time ago reached New York, and in cludes all the four-tier Snltsenberva nl larger, the four and one" half-tier having Deen pougnt by them In a previous deal. Aitogetner, tne union has now sold 140 cars of apples at it own figures, the oaiance or it part or the Hood River crop amounting to aDOut eu cars. Its disposal of the high priced Spltx enbergs haa been-watched with Interest by buyers, who hava claimed that they wuuiu uui w mm iu uiiD i 1 1 in mis vear and were waiting to see them split up I1U BU1U III BIIIM1I 1UII lO VBTIOUS IlmiS to supply their fancy trade in the big T-nvir-i ii vines, nerriwiuifl me sieinnart ft K!i'y cmP"X h bought Its Hood River Spitsenbergs In this way. but this year will be the seller to other onus insteaa or tne purcnaser. Winter apple picking commenced Mon day, and the largest packing crews which have ever been put in the field here will commence packing the fruit for ship ment this week. PRODUCE IN SAX FRANCISCO Amal. Cop. Co. . Am. C. & F.. c. do Dfd Am.- Cot. OIL c. Am. Loco., c. . . Am. Sugar, c. . Am. Smelt, c... ao pra. - Ansa M. Co. ... Am. Woolen, c. Atchison, c. . . . do pfd Bait. & Ohio, c. do pfd. . . Brook. Rap. Tr. Can. Pac, c . . Cent Leath. c. do pfd. r. . . . C. O. W., c. C, M. St P. . Chi. & N. W., c. Ches. & Ohio .. Col, F. A I., o. . co I. southern, c. do 2d pfd do 1st nfd Corn Products, c. no Did Del. & Hudson. . D. & R. O. a... do ptd Erie, c do 2d pfd do 1st nfd O. Korthern, pfd. 111. Central L. & N Mex. Cent Ry... M. K. A T. c do pfd Ore Lands Distillers Missouri Pacific National Lead . . New York Cen. . . N. Y.. O. & W... Norfolk & W., c . do Dffl North American. No. Pacific, c. Pac. Mail St. Co. Pennsylvania P. O. L. & C. Co. Reading c do 2d prd ... do 1st nfd . . . Rep. 14-8. c... do nfd Rock Island, c. do pfd St L & S F 2d p other hand, the hen . ha no Idea of self-preservation, and readily put her- seir within range or tne hunter. Since Mongolian cock are polyca mou bird and mate with several hen during the aeaaon, often fighting with other - amoroua plumed beautle. the hunter do not see why they ahould'-b Protected In the same degree aa the hen. Upon the hen reat the task of rearing the feathered family. When the hen are killed without dlscrlmlna tlon It is Impossible to keen the rheas ants from becoming extinct Twice a many hens were killed last year, owing to the comparative ease with which tney could be brought down. The officer of the local association who are dolnar sll In their nowtr for tne Deiterment or game in Oregon are particularly anxious to have all the hunters attend the meetlns- tnnia-ht .to learn all opinions In the urcent matter oi protective jaws. 76 39 76 40 97 97 97 49 176 188; 160 42 85 40 68 4 18 167 167 167 32 87 46 133 139 107 30 64 H 68 Z9 64 83 104 41 73 New York. Oct. 7. The ree-ular illw. Idend has been declared br the dlrertnra or Atcnison. Washington. Oct. 7, The treasury re. port todsy shows: Kereipts. Il.SSHi.KJlt. Disbursements, $1,990,000. PORTLAND TRODUCH RECEIPTS. of 24 13-mc Id; perch. 6c per Ib; torn cod. 10 per Ib: lobetara. 26c per Ib; fresh macbareL 4 is; erawBsb, 2e per do; star geoei 4 per lb; black baaa, 2e par iv, iiiw mm. per lb; black cod, be. fL26L76 dime. alwalav R mw L- Iwn. $2 60: per lt-Ib sack. $.; Ollia- Ic tr 16; rraba. 1 1. It 1.7 ui r i .ns einoeiwater I44 6t; Kacle canned. raa IT tT?' ' shell, II Tl per lie. i-uaa rirainni, par . 61 4; " " par rai; i te per aes. popRlajilia, le; iaal. 7c r. BEMZINE tee 4m. auZ laZ'JS: gal; Iron Hle 11 e pr gaL llRrtJsnxi la met. I2 new nl. M4 tMa. 6 per sal. " t'fKUJ OIU Raw. fchla a.. I bar tt 6U bUL wm. tic ttll4 kh.'. k j. ' I . . i. .. ikiMl II lit: . t - , r" err'. " - . ' ' . gaiiewa, le leaac ell I nag II .yJ. Jl ) Vtre KerlevMiT. $1 12 4 .i ti" J- Te pae $H!N ed; llirr, $!! The board of trade fumlshee the list produce arrivals here for the past hours: Three hundred flfty-elcht boxes es pies. 44 boxes berries. 19 ooxee cherries. Zl crates grapes, 64 baskets grapes. 2$ boxes peers, 1.495 boxes pearhea. boxes prune. IS crates r-abhag. crates celery. 9 crates rartlant. 2 sacks onion. 32 boxes DeDoera. zi sect epuoa, izi crate tomato-, It sacks turnips. I crate rhu barb. 1 ear gren vegetable, 42 boxes riams. 1 crates eraba. ( barrel rraba crate crawnan i boxes rtsh. tub frog leg, 74 aerka eyatera, boxes -osters, S boxes Bhrlmpa. 76-pound sturgeon. 184 hnn 121 res 7t mutton. l-4 conne ebtcken. 7 reooa tsrxeys. a cwjn aiioa, coop reeea rheese. 4.766 gallons creem. 386 gallons milK. 14 rase egg. rases nnnev. barrels elder. 22 bale boos 1 dead bear. a raa oeer. SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN MARKET. flea FYaitrlar., Oct schaag avotattowe: .aab wheat v ana 7. Merchant Wall white. $1 46; red RuMlaa, $1 l; Tsrfcey red, $1 73;.tiinewtw. $1.73. .vre wheel May, $l27 ; r-ere- 6rew- t'.4. b!4. WVh-Vai fJUzL? " ' ifc. I WMleteffa ; kW1i. Itt,- '$3.f. short. $6. San Franclaco. Ort 7 Whaa x iaiuornia ciuo, per cental. 21.47 i.o; California whit milling. $1.7 i.hu northern bluestem. II 7)i itl.- off frade wheat $1.601.60; red.'$l. ?rJ?y.T!?A ! !: common to fair. $1.2461.10; brewing at Ban Fran- ?ir0'1oJ!In' " L461.66; chevalier. it.,vwi.w, wTOrmnr to quality. Eggs Per dosen. California fresh. In cluding caaes: Extras, 46c; firsts, 40c; seconds, 26 c; eastern selected $3c I!?."rn ?lrlt9-2s'c' tern second. 23 c; thirds, 43c; storsge, 80c. Butter Per pound. California fresh: F.V' .J1.!01. ,lru- aeconda, 22 e; thirds, lee; esstern extras, 27e; parking No. 1. 13c; packlna- No 2 ibr storage. California extra, 26 c. Cheese New. per pound. California iiaia, rancy, ic; rirsts. llc: seconds, c; Young America, fancy, lie; firsts. I!c; eastern New York. Cheddar fancy. ic; uregon lists, rancy. J8c; Oregon Young America, fancy. 14c; California torage. fancy flata. 13e. Poiatoea per rental. river white - raiK-y. iibih; poor. 9Q,wr saunas nuro-naa. ll.ziei.60; earl roae. iaotec: sweet potatoes, to the . -as. ei vvcji.jt; crate. IL24i Onion Per sack, vellnar Ifftt tt. Orange Per box. Valencia. $1 940 do 1st pfd St L. 8. W., c. do pfd Southern Pac, c. do pfd South. Ry., c... do nfd Texas & Pacific. T., St L. & W., c.l do nfd. Union Pac, e..l do nfd. U. 8. Rubber, c do pfd V. 8. Steel Co., c. ao pra Wabash, c. . . do pfd W. V. Tel... Wis. Cent, o 31 84 68 30 65 84 106 41 73 do pfd. ling Westlngho Wheell 17 74 104 60 184 141 Z6 96 Vt 132 '87 22 80 20 49 32 104 135 160 6 40 68 44 17 Pacific Coast League. V'on. T.nat. I.OS Angeles 98 Portland 83 84 75 39 102 35U 46 Ban Francisco. . Oakland 76 69 79 94 99 Detroit ... Cleveland . Chicago . . St. Loul . Boston Philadelphia j Washington New York . American League. Won, Lost. 90 V 90 88 82 74 87 64 62 83 64 64 69 77 84 84 99 P.C. .586 .611 .472 .436 PC. J68K f684 .579 .644 .490 .444 .432 .344 Karl MeCroskey wa thl morning ap pointed by th health office to the po sition of deputy health officer left va cant by th resignation of M. P. Eeol lard yesterday. ' ' Th new deputy will begin work to morrow morning. Mr, McCroake - haa been working for the Portland Railway, Llsht 4k Power mm nan v aa a conductor. and ha had In that capacity good train ng ror the-dutie which he win ae iume for tha eltv. Tha reotilrements for this part of tha work of keenlna- the city's health In good condition are sever and tact is the main requisition demanded of the. deputy. , -v The work ronalals In tahllahlnv quarantines and In fumigating to pre., vent lha spread of contagion. Nobody likes to have this nereasary work dune, and the men who can handle nannla without giving offense or drawing down unnecessary ceneur on the health da pertinent are hard to find. Streetcar conductors have ennairirtla ,nr(. ence In receiving complaint from thl DeODle. and Mr. MoCrnakaw haa tha rani,. I tatlon of being one of the moat tactful'' raploye of th atreet railway company. SNEAK THIEF SEEKS BRIGHT ILLU3IINATI0X All I fish that comes to the net of th sneak thief and there are tnanv nf him in Portland at present The lat est acquisition made by a member of this craft Is a collection of dmpllght. 11. B. Jaeckel, manager of the North. west Blow Pipe company, reports to tha police thst he is fitting up an old building at 600 Lortng street Satur day night he locked the place up. Some time during the nlcht aoma ona broke In and stole every dropllght In the building. The polh-o are looking for a man with a collection of drop lights. a ' CANAL FEED CONTRACTS ARE OPEN TO PORTLAND Portland hav and feed men have been requested by the Isthmian canal com mission to bid for government contracts for 1, 600.000 pound of hay, 1,000.000 pounds of oat and 100,000 pounds of rice straw for bedding, for delivery at Colon or La Boca between January I nd February 1, 1909. Bids are alm asked for 8.000 bridge tie of yellow pine or Douglas fir for use on the Pan ama canal work. . Cash registers are In Massachusetts. used In a church 45 095 72 ) 69 i 163 47 110 03 A Treat for Feminine Readers of The Journal Beginning with its issue of Sunday, October 11, The Sunday Journal will present each subscriber with a unique gift. It will be a FOUR-PAGE SECTION, IN COLORS, of Fashions, Patterns and Designs This Section Will Be Printed on Special Paper Pages Will Be 11x14 Inches 72 Total sales, 792,400 share. NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT. Clearing today i ear ago Balance today Tear ago Portland. Clearing Balance Clearing Balance Taooma Seattle, .11,290,942.13 ,.$1,324,320.73 . 132,904.80 .. 156,969.00 3,771.992 66,761 11.630.87 14,917 BOSTOX COrPER MARKET (Furnished by OvtrWk aV Coeke Co ) 'n, . rrrioial bid prtcee: Adventure Alloue Arradl Atlaattr Ftnrhaas IMIamf . . 34 iNev. Cons, .. IHlMrfiMiif ..II (Old Dnnv . ..3 Kerela 1 , 14 44 114 27 14 11 14 Fnatn Com.. IIU pirrat Ptte Cnal.. t4 baan) ... Piack Mt. ... 16 iHus. A Pltti Cal t Aria. .11 iTamsrack .. Cel. a liecla.tt ITrtnlta Ceatenrte .. 4 rw1te1 11 Con Raa.. .I tah Uls. 41 Pair Weat (iraney . Ms. . ... TH I Ua (an. .... 1 (Woiverlae) ...13 :1l wift ( .. l'Ray aafe...M ,t. Mlnirg ... 3 Northwest Crop Weather. Oregon Fair tonight, warmer except northwest portion. Thursdav fair turn portion, probably showers and cooler' west portion. Variable winds. Washlnsrton Fair toniaht evrent : showers along the coast: warmer north east portion. Thursday, shower and cooler west, fair east portion. Variable winon. Idaho Fair tonight; warmer except southwest portion. Thursday fair. LlTtt-pool Wheat Market. ' Liverpool. Oct 7. Wbest: Onen. Cloea December 7s7d 7s71 March 7a td 7al,d May 7s6d 74d Make Yonr Own Transfers at Dome Save Money! THE DESIGNS, by reason of a special ink in which they are printed, MAY, by a very simple and speedy method, BE TRANSFERRED this( can be done in a few seconds and without damage even to the finest fabric. Best Practical Designs Each Week and Obtainable No Oilier Way! To the Woman Who Does Needle work, II Means a Big Saving of Time, Trouble and Money FRQM TEN TO SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SAVED Give Your Order at Once For The Sunday Journal October lltti THE &RNER MoetoHt Nail Liar. Kansaa City. .Mo-Oct 1. Former At-tomey-Oenerat Mooett of Ohio ha denemnned as a pack of lie the state meet given out by Attorney Tnlle at Cleveland, in which Tollea said that no body ever Offered Monnett monev tn orep tne prosecution or resee egalosc i he "laniard uil company. Monnett said the "sta temest was urterlv untrue. It was In connection with this slleeed attempt to bribe Monnett thst W R. Hearst first chirred that Ooverwor Hseke4l wsa connected with tha Utaaa. ard Oil company. Rtrik Real WMh Drarinra. . Pas FrSMrtarn. Oct T Ta nnaatkll. I Ity ef a teemvte'' strike depends apon ! ! derlel ef lk DmriMii aaao-te-' ta. a hW-h will nxililM tK r.f.i the Timiirnf ait" tt exxM a wsgei r4r1nw. The veto kias Mo4ntH a tte t Walt M Ik r,tlA mm-m end It is predicted thef a majaritT ef the drar firana wn ut rih - . etnka . A r-atamtt ef tH IViraM l aa. .' eeia rneferrM vita iu taaar. hot immi pewee ta t w la eeejaBitte by the drajsnea' II 1 Have YOU Laid the Corner Stone of Your Fortune? Columbia Life STrust Co. 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