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Newspaper Page Text1003. 1LT K,mm PRUDENTIAL , V' 41Vf TA TflTU, VA un -Ml. m. mil .... 'tv 1-ZSS PACK OF FAIL BEST STUFF IS CLOSE IS HEAR EF BETTER BIDDING III LOCAL WHEAT SALHOH HEAVY AGAin AT S4.25 DAY'S HIGHEST WHEAT MARKETS ? e i -1 f f TIIC OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, ' 1 " - ' " 1 " " 1 J. ' . MARK I rrp TTTT ' aL m ' ... jjt L mm mmmtrhf II IV 1 - ; ; 0 N II n in i m sju i m . i ' Bcports ' i'(om Lower River Select Lot ' of Steers.. Bring 'Indicate Good Kun ( : Former Quotation'' and V Trices JIoUl. ijyako,ui) ior ueciine. Wholmlt market features: Fall salmon pack heavy. California cantaloupe coming. Grape market la weak . Chickens goln to sound. Orowera nut offering bopa. ' Wlieat and flour trade quiet California onlona are coming. California potatoes offering. . TtU ialaioa rack Haavy; According to advice ' received PORTLAND LIVESTOCK JIUN. Ilora. battle. Sheep. Today '...'.......lU .v,:s rnuay: 77 ISOT tus tta 1904 74 v . Good, fancr quality U atlll In liberal from I demand in ail line. While at the mo th lower river thl morning, the cetchlment local people aeem to be filled up mid paok of salmon 1 critnic.but w,th ator,, thera ar om Inquiries Som'lnY TAh."ra.n JVenlni price, rom ' out.ld and select .taer. again ior fall salmon show, per doseo: I sold at $4.25 today, - whloh la So more ruiver. thw yesterdays quotation. Found tall I'." , HH "og are holding steady, with 17 a ound flat i? ,. -SBth tip-top price, but only, a email naive ...,.. ..iv Chum, tall 70 a-iount" of 'present arrival are good enough to bring tnia- price. , The gen un imm ....... . - -i- - i enougn to Drmg mis-price. , . in gen- Whtl ther ha bean quit a fair de- . ,., for ho !Woe not ra n re mand for fall packed fleh funng "" over 16.76, and It ia sometime difficult f!w W. K 2ra rent to get ven, thl valu. market I dull, although Prl J- Local hog- quotation -are following 5?5v7 aiu Tot mor doaeiy tn action-' or toe market While the general. opening value ' oi . . ,' thl. -,,,. .v.. UelhMd yl. tYll 30" no rather" .tead ton.'now ruling packer are Inclined to ak :L3Q. "5 ? Eastern hog are not Belling Bale at th latter figure have IS,0 m2 .u, and ln the m mril " far t".n TrrinVTi. of ctiximi where the local packer buy mot of of th very heavy offering of chum t1 , are fh from other XZrrK?Z rul. the T difference being the matter ner? of. freight charge, between Nebraska are under that baI. On eoundome unchanged prices. There" ehum. have been reported old low abBenc, J .rrfval. ln the local a 60 centiL while no lat tranaactlon dB but ther, no famlne , tha ax reported her abov 66 cent. , ,heep - market by any means because Uttl Bprtng' Culnoox oneruig. I packer, are forced to bring In supplies At the present time but ' few lots of themselves and thtse are not passing spring vjoiumoia, viiinuu k uk.ra Thir are a very few A year airo today hogs were weak. odds and ends less than' car lots that Cattle and sheep steady, at unchanged could be purchased, but for these pacK- values. ers are firm In their views, and will not Tard' Representative Sale accept anything under the opening I , The following sales are representative value. ' I of the transactions ln the yards of late Orower of Bop Firmer. land clearly show the extent of the de- Growers of hops who have not yet dls- mand and prices paid ror me various posed of their crops are firmer ln their lines and weignts: views or me mamri, cm, - cannot be secured In any large lots even at 8 cents a pound the high rig- 7 Calves ure for recent transaction, ii is now g Cows stated that while Klaber, Wolf & Net- 3 gteeii ter purchased almost enough contractu 1() steers early in the season to riu ineir unorin steers sales, the firm has found that the con- g Bulls tracts with erowers are In no Instance Following I belnir filled. Kvery dealer reports a ues on stock ruling In the yards for late shortage in coniraci awivenes ui ui i snipments: 25 to 50 per cent, and this shortage can-I Hobs Best east of mountains. 17: not be made up by the short sellers ex- ordinary, $6.75: blockers and China cent by purciiasmg in me Pn inamoi. Iats. 16: stocker and feeders. 15. This Is what the Klaber Ilrra U now Cattle Select east of mountains, New York Stock Market Ad vanceS Today on Cover . ins: of Short Interests. 4) . bradstreet' ay report ar 4 omwbat Irregular but th gen 4 eral trad undevton la toward 4 sustained Improvement. Dun' 4. Review ay aubstantlal prog 4 rets toward Industrial recovery 4 . was mad during the past week 4 and a very large number of . wag earner resumed work. 4 Consol advanced S-1C In Lon 4 don. Now Tork, Oct. 10. Th tock list presented a steady appearance and closed near th better prices of the day. Short covering was responsible to a great extent for th feature on good buvinsr in view of reports as to the good earnings of th Alton. The foreign sit uation was not so threatening and It seems to be tha general impression that I wllP ha ArilimtAil sa.tlnfactorv in the near future. Weed end reports in regard to condition In Industrial are more as suring but still a feeling of hesitancy la in evidence ana win pernaps remain till after the election. Range of New York prices furnished by Qverbeck & Cooke company: DESCRIPTION. CATTLE. Weight. 6,036 6,940 4,000 16.031 ,850 3,366 Price. $4.00 Z.65 3.00 4.25 3.36 1.75 the general range of val- said to be doing. E. Clement Ilorst is likewise a liberal purchaser or nops, satd to fill short sales whenever oppor tnnltv offers, and it is likewise stated that the Klaber and Horst firms are now buying ror joint account. urrv t. Hart, the lftcal hon broker. hn ii-in lust returned from a trip through the country, taking ln contracts heavy and rough. $3.60 and Dirying a iew iois hwb uu uicic, fEefr views 'of the" market, and" It Is Hog9 Strong in But much harder to secure the best growths Chlcasro. Oct. 10. Run; even at 8 cents a pound. During tils 1 Hogs. Cattle. trip Mr. Hart purchased aDout auo Dajes Chicago 8,000 700 of hops, besides taking in various con- Kansas City . . . B.OOO BOO tracts. lOmaha". ....... .31,000 - 200 CaitfoiilaOnTbni At Comlnsr Her 1 H6g are strong. steers. $4tfi4.25: medium steers. $3.60: ordinary, $3.26; best cows and heifer., $2.76 3; medium cows, $22.25; stags, $2.50 g8; bulls, $2. Sheep Best wethers. $3.50: ordinary wethers, $3.26; lambs.' $4; straight ewes, $3; mixed lots, J.'.bUWl'.Vb. veal unoice young calves, ji.&u; Sheep. 15,000 blank 5.600 Left over yester- Local onion growers are holding their 'X'ed,6 MoftaS?? ' TsodW upplies of onions with such a firm AaifaV ih iyrf"nfi fs ' v.nii .nH loral minnlles are so short rough, $6.5 6.26, light. $o.906.45. )i,nj and local sunDlles are so short that the trade has decided to purchase some onions in the south. A California representative has been in the city for a several days, and has sold several cars V AnAMB Thai, sm aM tn hAVA hpM taken by the trade here at 85 and 90 cents per hundred pounds, delivered, for select quality. While the report cannot be confirmed. It is likewise stated that the same rep resentative has been offering fancy Cal ifornia river potatoes to the trade here around i 80 and 85 cent per hundred pounds, delivered. There are reports liirawia that several sales were made. -''but this, t too -cannot be confirmed at thl time.- . Brisf Boto of Wholes aJ Trad. A representative of a Puget sound packing firm was In the city . this morn ing, with the intention of securing some or the surplus supplies 'of poultry along Front street at present low .values. Egg market is firmer, with prices renerally ruling today between 84 and 5 cents for local fresh. , ' A carload of California cantaloupes Is due to arrive here, consigned to a looal firm, Monday morning. This will make the latest shipment of cantaloupes from the south ever received here. At pres ent th local market la bare, with a good demand. Front street' ell at the following price. Those paid shippers are less regular commissions: Butter, Bgft-a ana Fonltry. BUTTER Extra creamery, S4o; Cattle and sheep steady. OH HORST BUYING MANY BALES OF HOPS fSpednl Disrate, to Th Journal) Salem, Or., Oct. 10. Agents for E. Clem Horst In Salem say thev have bought large quantities of hops ln this vicinity at t ana ft cents a pound durinc- the past week, and that there are rlenty of hops on the market around those figures. It Is not known what quantity or hops Mr. Horst has secured In this district. His agents say. the large growers ar not selling, only smaller ones letting go. fancy. S2c: store. 18c BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. Portland Sweet cream, 42 c; sour. SIHo per lb IB LocaL best. J4$Sc: eastern. zewzac; local storage, zfxu .nc. POULTRY Mixed chickens, lie hens. UUc: roosters, old. 8 9c: fryers, HHc; broilers, HVici geese, springy twsc: turkeys, alive, old. ivwisi- sprlng ducks, 13 14c lb; pigeons. CHEESE Full cream, flat, triolet and daisies, 1414Ho; Toung Americas, 15QI15HO. Bop, Wool and xnae. HOPS 108 crop, choice, 8c; prime to cholcec 7 Ho; prime, 7c; medium, leiuo ib. ' - WOOL 1908 Willamette valley, 15c BHEEP8KJN8 - Shearing. 10015c each; short wool, 16c40c; ' medium wool. iOcOll each; long wool. 7(cr eacn. MOHAIR 1908 Nominal. 18019c TALLOW Prime, per lb. SO 4c; No, ( and crease. Btt& CHITTIM BARK Old. 5Ve; oew.lEo lb. ..... ' HTUES Dry hides. 13 (9 14c Ib: rreetv 7c lb: bull, a-reen salt. 4 460 lb kips, 607c; calves, green, 1910c per lb. Oram, none and Bay, WHEAT Buying price, new Track. Portland Club. 886f8Sc; bluestem. titit 96c; fortyfold. 91&92c; red, 860870; wmamtt vaney, uc MILLSTCFFS Selling price Brma, 126. 50: middling, in; snort, (; chop, 1210 29 per ton. BAR LET Feed, $26; rolled. $28.66; brewing. $27. OATS Track, new No. 1, white, $$; gray, i:iQiiao. FLOUR Selling price Km stem Ore- rn patent. $4 80; straight. J.0t 66: export. $3.0O$.60: vaJley. 14 6S; grahair . 14.40; whole wncat. $4.46; rye. a. 60; Bale. - It AT Producer' prlc New timothy. Willamette valley, fancy, 113 914; or dinary, $13 6; eastern Oregon. $15016; mixed. 110110; clover. $9; grain. $19; cheat. $10; alfalfa. $10011. . rratt aa TgtanM. ' FRESH rRL ITS orange $4.04 1.66; baaaaa. ife per rw cratea. ; lemon. 64.666.111 box; grapefrnit, 64 04.60; pineapple, Hawaiian. $2.642.6 doses; cantaloupes. 61 75; black ber ries, $L26; peichfs, 46 9c: pear. $1.25 f 1.60; grappa. T6ce$1.46; basketa, 20 it Sic; hurkleberrle. 9610 pounj; cran berrte, $ r-r bbL . ONIONS New Oregon, $19L2t pr JlBndr1- rarlie. 9c pound. APPLFS New. (kcw$l.I( per box. POTATOES Nw. selling. $101.16; huyUig for hJrmeet, per twt, twr. VrOKTABLES Tnrtilp. new Orrr-n. iKQIi; tet, iicLii; cam: 76c sack; parsnips, 85c$1.00; cabbage. $203.60; tomatoes,, local, 3645c per box; California. $1' crate; beans, 10c: cauliflower, $1J5; peas, 10c; horserad ish,. 12 c; artichokes, ( ) dos.; green onions, 16c per doa; peppers, bell, 8$i 10c; Chile, (); head lettuce, 2530c dos; cucumbers. $1.60 box; radishes, 15c dozen bunches: celery. 40S0c: ens:- plant, 6c; green corn, $1.26 sack. Orooeries, zrata. Vto. SUGAR California & Hawaiian Re Unary Cube, $6.40; powdered. $6.25: berry. $0.06; dry granulated, $iM: XXX granulated. $5.96; conf. A., $6.06; extra B., 15.60; golden O., $6.10; P.. yellow, i.3b; Deet granulated, Ia.86; Parrels, ioc; nan Darreia. uc; boxes, ao vance on Sack basis. (Abov price ar 80 day net cash quotations SALT Coarse Half ground, 100. 411 per ton; 60s, ni.&u; la Die, aairy, 60s. $16 50: 10s. 816.00: bales. $2 35; Imported Liverpool, 60s $20.00: 100s, 118.00: 4s. IlK.00: extra fine barrels 2s, 5s and 40s. $4.60 6.60; Liverpool lump rock, $20.60 per ton. RICE Imperial Japan No. 1, 6c; No. i, too; Wfw urieana, neaa, iv HONET New, 16o per lb. COFFEE Packarebrands. 816.66. BEANS Small white. $6.10; larg white. $4.60; pink, 33.7C; bayou. $3.76 Llmas. 75; Mexican reds. $4.50. Meat. Flak asd 2rxovrao&. HA MX. KACUJS. iCi'C Portland nack jiocai) nam, it to II , ito per 10; breakfast bacon. lJa2JVio Ib: picnic , 11c lb: cottaae roll. 12c lb: reerular abort clears, mokei, lie in; backs, neav smoked. 13c lb: light, smokeo. 14c II bellies, smoked, 15c lb; pickled tongues, 70c ech. DRESSED MEATS Front street flora, fsncr. 8tto lb: ordinary. 748c targe, c; veai, exira, srsc id: orai- xarv. ihv lb: heavr. iBio lb: mutton. fancy. 70Ia Ib; spring lamb. It 7 Ho Ib. LOCAL, LARD Kettle leaf Its. 160 per lb; 6s. 16Hc per Ib; 60-lb tins, 14 He Amal. Cop. Co.. Am. C. & F. c. do pfd Am. Cot. Oil, c. Am. Loco. c. ... Am. Sugar, c. . . Am. Smelt, c. .. do pfd Anaconda M. Co. Am. Wool. c. . . . Atchison, c. B. & O. c Br. Rap. Tran. .. Can. Pacific, c. . . Cent. Leather, c do pid C. & Q. W. c C. M. A St. P.. . . C. & N.-W. c & O Colo. F. & I. c. . . Colo. South, c. .. do 2d pfd do 1st pfd Corn Prod, c do pfd Dela. & Hudson. D. &. R. G.. com. do pfd Erie, com do Zd pfd do 1st pfd O. North., pfd. . . 111. Central Louis. & Nash. . . Mex. C. Ry M., K. & T., com. do pfd Distillers Ore Lands Mo. Pac Nat. Lead N. T. Cen N. Y.. O. & W.. Nor. & W., c . . . do pfd . .- No. Am No. Pac- c Pac. Mall SS. Co. Penn. Ry P. G., L. & C. Co. P. Steel Car., c. Reading, c do Zd prd . t . . do 1st pfd ... Rep. I. & 8.. c. ao prd Rock I si., c do pfd S.L.& S.F..2H ofd St. L. & S. W., c. do pfd So. Pa?., c do pfd Southern Ry., c ao pra Texas A Pacific T St. L. & W., c do pfd Union Pac.. c .. do pfd U. S. Rubber, e do pfd U. S. Steel, c... do pfd Wabash, o do . pfd Western Union. Wis. Cent., c . . do pfd Wheeling-Lake.. Westlnghouse . o X 9 3- 74H 74 40H 40H 85H 86 '42H '43H 87H '87i 85 H 5 48 K 48 172 1724 25 25 4 "i" "i" 134H 134 41H "2 34 85 H 40H 41 '65" '6.5" 0 e to" 22 26 sin '44 104 '29 53 82 103 40 72H 13 122 33 129H 87 79 48 3Z 18 103 118 21 ',4 62 24 26H 6874 163 si" 46 108 Ts 26 46 26 3i 44 132iS 105 '36' 68 82 103 41 H 72H 73 'i 40 47 65 hi 42 87 95 48'i 171 5 6 134 40 34 40H 65'' 26 31 43 131 140 123 33 129 87 73 H 79 19 48 32 18 103 18 21 62 26 2 58 183 31 46 09 46 74" 104 29 52 81 108 40 71 139 74 40 101 35 48 130 86 104 42 22 87 95 48 171 25 93 6 134 159 41 34 40 67 65 17 73 165 26 66 1 Chicago Figures Only on Lb cal Supply and Fears Are Felt for 'Crop. CHICAOO WHEAT MAnKET. Open. Close. 0-t. $. Gain. Deo. .....100 10IHB 100A May ....108 104 "J 7f July rhicaao. Oct 10. The local wheat trail lvnnrad forelcn news altosether. and turned its attention to the large visible which - Is booked ror Monuay, vhliih la th only bearish thing in sisht. Dispatches say that much, wheat In the ground I not growing for lack of mois ture. It look a If the greateat wheat crop of th world, tha winter production In 'this country Is threatened by short age. Ohio ana inaiana report water very scarce, and wheat lying on the ground without any growlh. Corn shared In th strength of wheat. Th trad has it doubt about the coun try selling any great quantity of Its new croo around 60 cents west of the river or low down tn the 60s In this state so long as cash prices at an tne aietriDui- ing and consuming centers are won up In the seventies. ' Cash wheat no. a reo, ji.ui IA, X-n rari Oft U e ftf It 02 - No. 2 hard, il.00:' No. $'hard. 99c$1.02; No. 1 northern spring, i.u fi.; vcu- t northern spring, $1,0641.07; fso. s spring. 99cfi$1.06. Range of Chicago values furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.: WHEAT. Open. High. Low. Close , iOOJi 101 100 101HB , 103 104T0:i , 94 98 97 . CORN. 64 or. 64 64 63 63 OATS. 49 49' Ik 47 47 PORK. 1380 1525 151)5 1592 1590 1570 LARD. 985 !85 950 960 937 942 RIBS. Oct 905 925 882 925 Jan 842 845 825 830 May 850 860 830 835 Price on Futures Advanced a Fraction Sale of . Barley at a Bise. 4 4 World's Wheat rrlees. December. .......$ .93H A 1.01 B Portland , Chicago- .... . Kansas City .. Minneapolis . . . Duluth Winnipeg San Franclaeo Liverpool Per cental. . 1.01 1.02 .93 145 B .7 8d Th first presidential election ever held In th United State was 'of a rad Ically different character than those of th present feneration. Political party alignment had nut yet divided electors Into faction and th machinery of th party convention was unheard of. On th contrary, the choice of a president was directed along the line of nonpartt an merit, which th cycle of year j seems to again be bringing to the coun- On September fl. 1788. the old con gress of the confederation made formal announcement that the constitution uf the I'njted State had been ratified by th required number of slates and on th twenty-third of the same month hfld It final session. One of Its last acta Waa tn nrnvlil. t.ir- huttlnv tha mam, 1 rnv.rnmunt Inln nti.r. H,tn nA m r I m i portent of all provision for choosing administrative officer of a new gov- a ernmenu BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS. Barley. Flour. Hay. Oats. Wheat. Monday ..) 1 83 22 17k Tuesday ..12 1 10 11 1 do Wed.' .... ! 6 4 67 Thurs. . . . 6 10 7 R 92 Friday ...11 4 14 7 76 8a U 1 3 10 9 63 Total ..67 19 70 61 566 Dec. May July Dec. May July Dec. May July Oct. .lai. May. Oct. Jan. May 64 64 63 49 4 t 1365 1550 1537 960 925 920 104 9S 64A 64B 63 A 49 A 61 A 47 B 1525 157 1550 965N 935 927B It was enacted that the residential electors should be chosen on the first Wednesday In January Instead of the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, a .now obtain. It was provided that the electors should meet and cast their votes for president and vice-president on the first Wednesday In February and that the new congrea should assemble on th first Wednes day ln March. The fact that this latter date 4iappened to fall on March fixed the data which was subsequently chosen as T th mil stun for all succeeding admin istration. It must be remembered that the elec toral oolleg operated .on a different theory. In th campaign of 1746 than It doe today. The elector did not vole for a party combination of prcaident and vice-president. On the contrary, they took but a single ballot and the man with the highest vote became pres ident and the man with the vond vote benme vlce-prealdent. There wa little competition, how. ever, for first place because th new born states recognised that tha hand which hail rocked the cradle of' the re. fiubllo was the hand to guide It through ts childhood. Accordingly when elect ors met at their various state capitals tn February, Washington was the only man thought of for president. It waa well understood he preferred to spend his remaining days on his estate at Mt. , Vernon. But' the electors, knowing that with him personal consideration were never allowed to outweigh puhllo . obligations, unanimously chose him e resident and he rormatiy accepted, 'nder th constitution a It then stoml. John Adams, who received th . next highest vote to Washington, waa elected vice-president. Without any party machinery for nomination or campaign, without the collection of a nanny for a campaign fund or the speech of a ' single orator, tn new repumic chose un first president and vice-president with an' unanimity which was the nation's greatest prophecy of future growth and strength. BRYAN AND HIS, GBANDCHILDBEN 122 33 128 87 Total sales, 238,200 shares. 79 19 47 31 17 102 117 on 24 26 162 si" '46" 108 25 45 73 44 131 137 105 15 29 68 63 81 103 40 71 81 62 139 24 122 95 33 129 85 87 71 19 47 31 17 47 102 117 21 52 24 26 58 162 87 31 101 45 108 12 25 68 25 45 8 74 ASHLANDPEACHSEASOi. IS ABOUT TO CLOSE (Special pspatcb to The Journal.) Ashland, Ot, Oct. 10. The Salways, the last of the Ashland peach crop, are being marketed this week and the c!os4 of next week will practically clean up all the Ashland peaches for shipment The last carload sent put was sold in San Francisco and brought $1 a box. Another car will be shipped by the Ashland Fruit association on Monday to the San Francisco market. The peach crop of Ashland has been heavy this year, but the prices have been below the average of previous years and srrowers have been disap pointed in the markets. A great many peaches vhave been sold as low as 1 cents cer Douna. ursi-eiass assuriun stock, but as the season is closlnx Drlces are a little better and small lot are now going at 2 cents per pound The .Portland market, wnicn nas nere tofore been the principal one for Ash land Deaches. has apparently been glutted during most of the peach sea son this year and prices have rule very low. PRODUCT IN SAN FRANCISCO There was a firmer tone in the local grain market today and while cash stuff shows no change for the day there was u iracuonai advance in luture deliveries. i n unry niarKet is snowing aa- i dttlonal strength nnd hla-her nrlnpa are! generally spoken of in tho cash market although some buyers say they are able to secure all the stock they wnt at former values. On the board of trade today an advance of 2c a cental over all former bids was paid for January Februsry delivery, a sale of 600 tons being made at $1.35 a cental or $27 a ton. The oats market If at a standstill for the cash stuff. Nothing over $30 Is helns offered for No. 1 white for spot delivery. Buyers and sellers are playlnir a waiting game and the total transactions in this market are very light. On the board of trade today November delivery lost 2c a cental in the bid and 114c was lost In the December. Board of trade prices today: ' CLUB WHEAT. High. Low Open. Oct 90 B Nov 90 B Dec 90 B NO. 1 WHITE OATS. Nov. ...1.60 B 1.57 A 1.60B Dec. ...1.53B ... NO. 1 FEED BARLEY. Oct. ..1.284B ... Nov. .1.80 B ... Dec. .1.32U Jan. .1.32B Feb. .1.82B l'.37A l'.32B 1.37A 1.32B Close. 93 A 93 B 93 A 155A 1.60A 1.35A 1.36A 1.36A 1.35 A 1.35A WASHINGTON WHEAT 29,700,000 BUSHELS per :t; steam render. its. 1 ic per Ib: 6s. 14 Ho. per. lb; compound. 10s. per id. FISH Rock cod. 16o Ib: flounder. 4e or lb: halibut. e br In: strltU baa a, ik per IB; cataaa. Ito per is; Hlmen, chiaook. 7c; sllverside. e: bar rings. t per lb; soles, 7c per lb: shrimp. Umc 1: perch, 4e per lb: t em cod. it er ID carrots, ; lobster. 26e per Ib; fresh mackerel. I id; crawasn. 2 per Oosea; star- geoa 4 I per. Ib; black ban, $ par d; mm amejia, o per id: Diacx e per 10; rraoa. $1.24L!t 41 OTSTERS hoalwarse Sit. ner rat ion, li lt: rer l9-in sacs ii : una. rla. r-er sallnn. $2.46; per lt-l eek. it 4004 i: Fag? canned. eaa. 87.M docn; eastern In shell, $1 76 tmr 14). - CLAMS Hsi-flshelL r box. Ii 46: raaor clama. ti t per r-T: 1 per m. 4ej, OQ, Bt, ROPK Manila, 1; owl T lb. BENZINE 84 dec. (ism. lta m-r gal; lrn lAla, 1 1 s per gal TLKEMINE la caaea, t per gL LINFETO OIL Raw. a,bla e- raaea. -: bnt!e4. Kbla. kte: ruM it. a gal; Hta e-f 14 galioaa, 1 ieaa; all eate rr IJ4 ton. WHITK LF.yUTwa Wta lb- 4-!b Hi te n: )aa !. WIR-B NA1L TresMt basks, $LU. 1 News Gossip of Finance Portland clearings: Today 1907 Balances: Today , . . ; , 1907 . " Clearing Balance . Seattle. Taoosa. Clearing . Balances . New Tork. Oct. 10 bonds: Date. Twos, registered .. 1930 do counon 1.1A Three, registered. .) 90S do coupon 1908 Three, email bonds .... Four, registered .. 1925 "do coupon ...... 1925 Two, - Panama District of Col'bla. .... Fours, Philippine- ..$1,093,322.38 .. 1.498.811.78 .$ 141,012.06 . 134.736.10 .$1,650,966 . 230.395 $617,926 . . . .. 33.795 Government San Francisco, Oct. 10. Wheat No California club, per cental. $1.67 41 1.70; California white milling, $1.75W 1.80: northern Diuestem. II. yz tf l. ; i off grades, $1.60 1.60; reds, $1.62 1.67. Barley rnea, xi.sosv 1.3&; common to fair. $1.2501.30; brewing at San Kraji- cisco, nominal at S1.45&I1.56; Chevalier, $1.60(111)1.80, according to quality. EfTfrs, per dozen California fresh. In eluding cases, extras. 45c: firsts, 40c; seconds, 26 c; eastern, nominal; stor age, 30c. , Butter, per pound California fresh extras, 30c; firsts, 26c; seconds. 22c; thirds, 20c; eastern extras 27c; packing, No. 1. 23c: psckln. No. 2. 20c: storasre. California extras, 26c New cheese, per pound California flats, fancy, iz "fee; nrsts. 12c: seconds 9c; California Young America, fancy, 13c; firsts. 12c; eastern New York Cheddars, fancy. 16 c; Oregon flats, fancy, 13c; Oregon flats. Young Amer ica, rancy. ic; canrornia storage fancy flats, 13c. Potatoes, per cental River whites (sacks), fancy. 7Q(ji85o; poor, 60O'70c; Salinas Burhanks, $1.25e1.60; Oreton HuroanK. ii.2wi.iu Kariy koso. 761B 86c; sweet potatoes, to the trade, sacks. fi.aa; crates, ti.ou. Onions, per sack Yellow. 5060e. Oranges, per box Valencia. $293.50. BOSTON COPPER MARKET. Bid. 103 104 100 101 100 121 132 102 110 110 Asked. 104 .100 102 121 " ioi (Furnished by Overbeck aVCooke Co.) Boston, Oct. 10. Official bid prices: New Tork. rw llw,t,l rn.u. lake, 13918e: electrolytic, 13fJ I in. Il.llZ.4l, Lead. $4.4 $4 45. New Tork. Oct. It. Rar silver. Mexlcaa dollars, 46a. London. Oct l.-4JUrr. It 3-ltd. Waahlnrton, Oct 1. Treawrr rtat. raent: Rerelpta.. 81.t64.Tl: dlahura. ments. 82.244.tM. , . . Some Rhowvrs FTomisrd. Orego) PYobabTv ahnwrs temlrftt fr Sunday west pnrtton. fair trniSht and Sendsy east portwm- Variable winds, shifting te southerly. VTasbinirtnn Probahlr bowvra' t- n1rft er 4suBdsy wet part)a, fair to night and Sunfv east pnrtrna. Vart afc,. W4. ehlftlr. s er(hr1v. . Idaho lahr tonight tMv8aday. Li e May, Liverpool rtr4 MarkrC. TprtcU Vt 1 CVae Wheel Ts t4 March. Ia IUI: . Adventure Allouex .... Arcadian ... Atlantic Bine-ham ... Black Mt. . Cal. & Arlx. Cal. & Hecla.665 Centennial .. 34 Copper Range 73 C. Ely 7 Daly West . . 9 Franklyn Granby Greene Glroux Mass Michigan .. Mohawk ... Miami Nevada . . . Newhouse 8IArlx. Com 24 . 37 Nippissing ... 8 . 33 N. Butte 81 . 17E. Butte t . 13IOId Dom 44 3 Osceola 116 lij ifarrot 3 u rnnenix tu Quincy 92 Shannon 15 1:1 amaracK .... 71 . w 11 1 1 11 J a . 13 United 10- .10111 un mining.. 40 . 10'ctan lohl.,. 41 V, . 4' ; I Victoria 4 l wolverine ....in . 13Yukon 4 . 2iy Ot- Gas.. .114 . 10U. 8. Mining. 89 . jU- a 011 35 Spokane, Wash., Oct. 10. The farmers have their crops all safe now and most of It around here Is In warehouses. Much has also been shipped. Whit man county has the record thl year for the largest yield wheat ln the state, the crop having totalled 7,600,000 bush els. The average yield per acre throughout the state was a lit tle over 19 bushels. The total wheat yield for the state Is 29,700,000 bushels; oats, 7,850, 000. Columbia county Is re ported to have had the largest yield per acre, 25 bushels," while Benton county gets the booby prize of 3 bushels per acre. It is estimated the wheat crop of Whitman county alone will bring the farmers- $6,000,000. The price of whoat has ranged from 71 to 80 cents. Through out the Palouso country the farmers are ln need of rain, but nearer here the need ,.of rain is not felt so much. It- 4! Us of 4f fatjimaisaisriiirTT ,lrr'--Trrrirrr' -'-rTiritrassgii.issiriiiiMWsiiiiii-awiis mm imtt ff, , jThe Latest and Most Interesting Photographic Study Ever Made ot Wll- Hani Jennings Bryan. He la Shown With His Grandchildren, Whom l He Adores With an Affection F ar Greater Than He Even Showerg ! i Upon the Presidency. STARTS MANUFACTURE OF WORTHLESS CHECKS T ; (Special plpitch te The Journal.) T Vancouver. Wash., Oct. 10. Elmer I p.nnptf n vnun; man about town, be igan the manufacture of worthless 4j checks night before last. a. From Charles McCafferty the young T! cheek maker secured $40 and from Tom Nolan, proprietor of the Maple Leaf sa- , loon, $45. He signed the name of a relative to these checks, which were drawn on the Vancouver National bank and made payable to himself. ,.. . He made out three more check for $100. $75 and $60 and left them at Nc- lan's saloon, with the evident Intention of drawing the money later. . Those from whom Bennett secured money have been reimbursed and have agreed not to prosecute him, following his promise to - restrain . from . such things in the future.. Enelaad makes three-pence profit on every shilling minted, w- . - COUNCIL SCANS WORK OF PAVING COMPANY PORTLAND PRODUCE RECEIPTS. The board of trade furnishes the fol lowing list of arrivals of prodaca ln this city during th past- twenty-four hours: Apple 341 boxes, berrie IS crates. cherfle 14 boxe grape 680 crate, ba nana T46 bunches, pear 17 boxes, peaches. 3.486 boxes; qulncaa, 1 car, 16 boxes, cabbag It cratea, celery l6 crate, onlona 66 sack, potatoes 30C aacka, ivt potatoes 1 ear, tomatoes 6 crate.' turnip . 1 sacks, eggplant I cratea. parsnip 1 sack, rarlic 3 ckaJ cauliflower T case, batter 10T nm) cheese 2i ras, cream 4.13 gauowa, milk Sit gallons, ergs 61 eue, l ear: hog 82. veal 39. mutto) 1. cbicken 41 rKr-. chicken (dressed! 1 boxes, dock t roopa lurkey 2 coop gee I roorv. clam T4 boxes crab 31 bet, eramrflah ttnxea, nan it boxea, oysters 13 ooxea 47 aacka Ow of th larr"t piece ef eowcrete -emrk tn thl country is a few a mil leaf hv for fW tilfh, extend inr froen tha Wabash river tmwt Terr Haute, led. , , (Speclil Dltpatch to The Journal.) Vancouver, Wash., Oct. 10. The mem bers of the city council yesterday after noon made an Investigation ,of the War ren street paving contract and decided to defer formal acceptance of It until several places were repaired. The council considered that all such places should be patched and the pave ment finished in every detail before it should be accepted. The company this mornlnir nut a rant of men at work maklar the changes suggested by the council's committee. E. 8. Riesecker, a memoer or tne coun- 11. has tendered his resignation, to take fleet laniiArv 1. Mr. Biesecker's term will n8t expire for another year, and It Is likely the councilmen elected at the December ' election will choose his suc cessor. Mr. Biesecker resigns because of business. Ijoss Reaches $40,000. (Special Dlapatra to Tha foaraal.) Vancouver, Wash.. Oct 10. Details of th fir that destroyed Brother's saw mill near Lewlsvllle last night Indi cate that the loss will run much higher than at Drat supposed. It has not been learned how the fir originated. The entire plant was destroyed. In cluding the bunk house. Th only thing that was savea was in storehouse. Over 1.126.000 feet of flrst-elass lumber was totally deatroyed. Tha loss will run close to $40,000. Ther waa no ln- f suranc. Iamber Company Sac. fKnaelal Disrate, to Ts JearaaL) Vancouver. Wash.. Oct. 10. The pit- toe k-Led better Lumber company ha lartad milt In the superior court against Newton Prutcman for $I4t, for tha or on or wmr iwna 1 iter ai- lg that the teem wa worked 41 days, at the aa-rwed price of $t per day. Ladd & Tiltbn Bank PORTLAND, OREGON Established 1859. Oldest Bank on the Pacific Coast. Capital fully paid - - - - $1,000,000.00 Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.00 OFFICERS StmriESS OF CATAxoatra Tr&s, Shrubs, Vines, Etc in rmosrx rt. V. M. Ladd. President. Edward Cookingham, Vice-Pres,- W. H. Dunckley, Cashier. R. S. Howard Jr.. Assf. "Cashier. -J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier. Walter M. Cook, Asst. Cashier. Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. , Aecounrs of banks, firms, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks for sale and drafts issued available' ia all countries of Europe. Overbeck & Cooke Co. ComiutssloB Bercluntv Stocks. cc&. CoKsa. Crala, tlz. . 216-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILD IN Q licmbers Chicago Board of Trade, CorrepoB)dcrit of Logaa it Crysa, " , ; - Chicago, New York. Bos torn. Wa bava th only prrvat wire cocnecting PortUnd with li i tiers . exchaage. MKMBER FORTLAKD lOA.Rr OF TRitt.