THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 13. 1008.
13
WORLD'S
MARKETS TODAY
UiflN FREEZE
TO BE SMALLER
Filll fO SELL
BEYOND 6.75
Present Slow , Operations No Transactions in Hogs at
Traced to Failure of Booth This Time Above That
& Co. at Chicago.
. Wholaal market features:
New nui are arriving. - '
" Cheese la advanced tc a pound.
Egg market la nrmer.
Butter market holding wrelt
; little freeslng of salmon.
Halibut auppliea ar ecarca
' neavy run of allvershl aalmon.
Poultry reroalna very dull.
California "canta" sell well. ,
Small buying of potatoea again. .
Zrtitla Balmon rraaala aMportao.
Figure Tone Weaker.
1
PORTLANb LIVESTOCK RCN.
Today. ,
Monday
1V7
11906
1901
lings. Cattle. Sheep.
lot
to
...
660
17
9
T9
m
106
267
Portland Union Stockyards, Oct II.-
There n a fair run of bogs and cat
tle and a email one of aheep In tba local
yards today. Tba hot market la nth'
t data there baa been but little eal-er- considerable weakness and bay
- . . .
mon frosen alone the ColumDia, river ara are not bidding tip quite aa hlgti aa
hi. miod The failure of A. Booth tbey did the Utter pari of la at week,
thla aeaaon. an " . M While It la believed that aa high aa IT
Co. at Chicago aoroa weeae ago w could -uu b- obtained for aomethlng
bad a demoralising effect upon : the showing aelect quality, the general run
frosen flah market and' especially aal- of what la called beet atuft will top the
.w th. ilrt runa of market at a leaa figure. No aalea are
mon. With one of the beat runa ot reported b,yond ?6 and tn ,rad, ln
fall fish ever aeen Inthe Columbia river RenPaj a 0f tn, opinion that thla la
In recent year, aalmon auppliea are lh, extreme top and eome look for atlll
beginning to accumulate and the result lower figure! for Uie very near future,
la a very low range of values, ine Buyers aeem ' to have deerted the
trade In general attrlbutea this Inactiy- ,teer market again, for arrival e In that
. . . - k. - DnAfh f n 41 II rm and there IB Una, mr-m .nni.wh.l narl,w.a, ttthmiffh
not likely to be any fancy valuea pa'd I a&lrs could. be made If valuee were cut
for
Hf IP. ML-
ft.
ISSUE BONDS
Market for Stock Starts
Good and Makes Early
Gains Loses Later.
New Tork. Oct. It. The etock mar
ket started with a fractional advance.
There waa a good advance In the lead
era early Jn the session. The report
that I'nlon Pacific waa about to Issue
a lsraa amount of bonds, wtilie very in
definite, oaused a relapee In biilllshnes
and selling pressure carried on a large
per cent or me eariy gams
Rente of New York prices furnlshel
by overnecg t;oone t.ot
DESCRIPTION.
fresh flah for freexing . this fj'Ma fraction, f Jn any event killers arai
ivniai. Copper Co.
am. u. A r . c. . .
Am. C. a F, p..
Am. Cot Oil. o. .
Am.' Loco., c. . . .
Am. Sugar, c...
Am. Smelter, o. .
Anan. Mining Co.
Am. Woolen, c. .
Atchison, c
A to hi son, p
ti. at u., c
B. C p.
B. R. T.
Can. Pacific, c . . I
Cen. Leather, c.
i-k 'aiiura nt the Booth firm cauaed a I not now clamorlna- for steers, but are
auspenalon of operations almost every-1 showing a pronounced preference for
h.Tr. k.rt the company was located. I rood fat cows. Good aelect cowa will
Booth Co. wera said to n i me prime readlly bring tt In the yarda on -the Cen. Leather, p
mnrera ln the Pacsne coast nrm aqow? present market While top steer will y., M. A at. r.
aa the Cloepeck Flah company, wiinibring; tho MD figures as quoted on I C. at N. W.
headquertera ln tna norinaira I wturaay, earns are rorceo.
of business here. '.The Cloepeck F in I sheep market la firm at former prlcea
h.a hMn dolnc an extensive I . ar-,-1 v-a la aitinllar than tha demand
il... n .ha. .naatt. but It tS Under-I a vaar a rn fndiv hn.1 ware ralhar i CoL So.. 2d P
stood that the company waa not a pay- weak, cattle and aheep holding Arm. I Col. So.. 1st p
lng one financially. The business here AJ1 pries were unchanged for tha day. J Del. A Hud..
la to. be diacontmuea in xaci, ji - The following aaiea are representatively. T n Vi
falra of -tha company in --1 or late transactions in me iocu yuroi v... v
. i I. lin. Tht ClOeneCK I , --.. .larlv tha aTlanl nt thalSrle. C
company waa formerly owned by Mr. demand and prlcea paid for the various I Erie, Id p....
Cloepeck himself . and at one tlme waa yarietlea and walghta; Er'xri!1 E" 1
Chea. A Ohio.
I C F. I., c.
I Col. 8a, e.
a big factor ln tha Portland ";rk
Later the company waa reora?'le.1 L',aS
the oontrol la said to have been vested
ln Booth A Co. . , ,
v poultry Market Bemalna DnlL ,
There remains a dull tone In the local
poultry market and prices ara not
Showing the slightest I improvement;
neither Is the . demand. There Is
scarcely any can ror P"'u'
atales W. H. Dryr. of Dryer. Bollam
Weight
t heifers 2,410
7 steers, $ heifers .... ' ,500
64 cowa S5.13S
t bulla 8.500
16 cows 16, MO
21 ateers 23.380
16 ateera 14,400
HOGS.
1flK Vin- . 1 000
following is tne general range vmi-i Nor. ft West., o
do pfd
Price. Ot Nor, p
2.60
LIS M., K. T.', c.'
2 00 M- K. ft T.. p.
3 go l'lBiiuers
UK I Ore Lands ....
".00 lf.i.?ff
V V r.ntrnl
is.oo N. T o. A W
a niBH i . a. jt i j -. . . , . . . . . : -
i rn "Fvwv om aeetna to be atocKea I uea . on atocK ruling in me yarua lori do ri
w ... - ; a. tKa nraumt time I late ahlnments: I Ivor. Tati. p..
there Is no particnlar demand for any- Hogs Best east of mountains. 27; Pao. Mall SS
; ?PfT Jl n. - rcvn turkevs I ordlnarv. 16.75: blockers and ChlnalPenn. Rv. ..
:.:nT iovirrm aid recent sales have fata, ti; atockera and feeders, 26. . P'a a... L. A G C.
h.. m.rta .t lower prlcea. At present I Cattle Select east or mountains, l v ressed s. c, o. .
It doeanot look ai If there vrill be any ateers. t44.25; medium ateera 1 1.60; do pfd
derided change in the situation, for ordinary. 3.Z6; best cpws and heifers, Readftg, c. ..
every one stocked tip heavily lost week J t2.J5; rnedlumowa. 22.6; stags. do 2d pfd 4
IS: mixed lots. (2.60O2.76.
Veal Choice . young calves,
heavy and rough, 3.B0 4.
' Sheep Weak to East.
Chicago, Oct 1J. Run:
mors, uattie. oneen.
000 8,000 18.000
000 20.000 10.000
a aaa n rAA 4tf aaa
a,,... ViVUU . I.UUU JIV.VVV
Hoirs are steady. Left over yester-
J3 . inn T . J . . u , f AAA
Mixed, tS666.S6; heavy, 5.80.85;
rough, t6.E06.86; light, $6.40 6.10.
Cattle steady, aheep weak.
ind since that time arrival, have been 22.60 Si bulls, t2.
quite liberal."
. Cheese Market Half Cant Higher.
An advance of He a pound is shown
in the low prioe for cheese this morn
ing, most sales at this time being on a
basis of 16e for fUta, trlpleta and dal
eies. although once In a while a sale is
made as low as 14 He. According to
-(mm Tillamook, the sup
plies of cheese of best quality at that Chicago ....... .20,
point are quite light Tha make is Kansas City 20,
smaller tnan usual, vwina , ' v I "'VrJ:
tracted dry weather. . t
Eggs are showing a firm tonelocrklly.
" although no aales .ara reported at a
' higher figure.
Buying Potatoes Again.
While the movement Is atlll rather
light, there Is a alight Increase in the
pircnasea of beat fluallty potatoes here
for shipment to the south. For select
etock the trade is paying 90c per hun
dred pounds, while Quite good stufl I la
findln. a call from buyers around 80a
At tha present price'Tultng lii the outh
there Is little profit In shipping ln that
direction, but some of th regular ship
pers are taking a few lots at the men
tioned prlcea here and there. Offerings
by producers are. not ao heavy.
- Brief JTotes of Wholesale Trade,
.'w.ar oainiiti and new clnenuts are
In from the south and In a small way
: the former are being quoted at 18e
and the latter at !0c a pound. Nw al
monds are likewise being offere d at
M01o a pound. -
Because of the very small catch, ball
but prlcea are advanced lo a pound to
7o today.
do 1st pfd.
ft S.,
. . -r- a. a. 1 SI a A . a Jl-a. I W An T A H aft
wethers, $S.2B; lambs, $4; straight ewes. Rock Island, o. .
$4.50;
HOP CORNER 1$
NOW AT All END
Herman Klaber Eetires
From the Buying Because
of Heavy Offerings.
Efforts to "corner" the hop supplies
of Oreaon have failed and temDorarilv:
a . th advanna of. Xo a sound yes- tne promoter nas reurea from tne neia.
tordnv the local butter market la firm,! Herman Klaber, kingpin of the hop-
do Dfd.
St.L.& S.F., 2d p.
do 1st Dfd. . . .
St. L.'& S. W.r o.
So. Pacific o. ...
do pfd .......
So. Ry., o.
do pid
T. & V
T., St L. ft W., c
do Did
V. P.. c. i.
do Dfd
TJ. S. Steel Co., c.
. do Dfd
Wabash, c.
do ofd
W. U. Telegraph
Wis. Cent., c.
do Dfd
Westlnghouse . .
TUT
40 2
8T4
43
48H
75 S,
:&4
ltVil7H 136HI
35 5
43 H
4
14
4
H6tt
2iZ
8tt
43tt
HZ
22 4
7tt
454
133?
139
10tt
91
6tt
69H
141 144H1
123H 12
ltltt
95
09tt
13
2Vi
0
18tt
104
118
112
63
26
ill
60V
81H
37
44t
133tt
138tt
106
80H
66 tt
Of ARK
IS 001VH TODAY
Bids on Xorember Are Down
3 l-2c a Cental Lower
Trice In Frisco.
Woria's Wheat afrloea.
Deo.
Portland ,
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
San Franclsoo
Uverpool
.t .92UA
. 100SA
. .94 H
. 1.00H
. 1.01 tt A
. 1.Q1U
, .92
. l.tStt
, Tstd
Per eenU.
BARGE BELIEVED
'fO'BEIIISIORfJ
- 1 ' ' ,
Surveyor' for Underwriters
Anxious for News From
; the Nehalem.
FISHING CRAFT TEARS ,
TATOOSH SPAN WIRE
llpport of Shipping' at Kutrance to
te have been a sort of ropertnershlp ha-I wltnout gninff hungry and penniless
twean the officer Of the Port and tin I many a d.y. ,
pirataa.. I i ne tiruisn sieamer nasal lolir la
After an emphatlo representation by I repnriad uml.r uhartar to carry a ro
the IUmbura-Amrlan bieamahij) coin. I of lumber from t It at port to Australia
pany the general govarniitont of t'Mlelln the naar future. Bie Is due' to arrlva
IOOM UP Ilia siaiiar vy ja"iiia a aiiii i lirra iMiltiuar li.
or tha r navv at Antofasaaia. The cue-1 The Ainarlcaii-liawallan Ilnar Kavadaa
torn had been ta sentence the thieves lolls due to arrive hate tomorrow from ha
th rea oiontns impriaonmsni, out m.j una Crua Via Han UlagO. blie Kri Baa
were clandestinely .at free In a few Lino four daya aau.
days after their ooaflnement. It weal xhe lirittsh atraiuer Romford ta due
aaia nisi inousanua ia u vn ig arrive ai Aaioria toaav rroin Kureaa,
the proceeds of these thefts, for which U'a. Mho goes lo Tongue I'olnt to loa4
iney nare iionv w hpi a iwh av i lumoor.
kniiaht and aol.1
WhM tha ahln arrived In Antofa
gaata, a close watch waa set and
thieves were captured. After convic
tion on board, where they wra .tried.
the robbera were chained to heavy
watahla and thrown ovarboard. Aa a
reault tha. bualneas soon stopped and I on u,, dock yesterday,
tha naval MmmiAilnr raDortad thst or- I
aer waa reeaiabiianea ana no rtvunwn
to Valparaiso. Then the dlaorder broke
out afresh and today la worse than aver
on me entire fiiiie:in coaai
M. Baker, a ateainahlD aaent at the
Couch street dock, waa arrasted today
by Constable Lu Waaner on a warrant
worn to by II. H Johnson charging
hint with assault and battery and with
threatening to kill Johnson. Baker and
Johnson had a flstio controversy down
.OOXCEOT TOMORROW NIGHT
On rtSr.'th.bKri.. of cargoes are a"J Program at Seamen'. In.U.ut.
Stralta of Juan d Fuca Mlaslna? aa IP'rates In the night, and they rapti
oirana 01 uan ue r ura Miasm g aa whole launch loada. Merchants hi
Iteault of Accident Dna to fiurldra ,th custom of leaving goods a long tl
iteiUK oi AWiaeni irae W Biiaanln the custom house to eave eapei
Blow High Wind at North Head.
BOARD OT TRADE RECEIPTS.
-Car
Tuea. .
Mon. .
Sat ..
Frl. ..
Thura.
Wad. .
Barley. Flour. Hay. Oata. Wheat
11
16
1
11
9
S
4
2
4
10
1
11
11
10
14
11
Some vneaalaesa Is felt by Captain
E. W. Crowe of thla city for the safety
of tha barge Nehalem which Is sup
posed to have left Astoria yesterday
for Tillamook In tow of tha tug R. Vos-
burg. Tba barge had on board a large
quantity of locomotives anil machinery
for tha Tillamook railroad now la
oouraa of construction.
Captain Crowe represents tha Can
Francisco underwriters who Insured tha
cargo and la therefor particularly Inter
ested In the craft He says the barge
was taken to Astoria yesterday morning
bv one of the Diamond O tow boats and
was to ba picked up there by the sea
going tug vosDurg. una uiamona u
boat delivered the barge, but since then
no word has been received from It.
A heavy wind etruck the mouth of
the river last nlirrit. the wind attaining
123 1a velocity of 64 milea an hour and Cap-
63
76
78
7
8
made by carta from the docka. In An
tofaaaata ahlDS ara attacked by armed
plrafea In the night, and they rapture
neve
me
torn houaa to save emenae
of stofaga In warehouaea and much of
thla olasa of gooda la atolen, though un
der government aupervision.
CONDOR WITHOUT MASTER
Captain Theorln Returns After
- ' Strenuous Visit at WaJdport.
Captain Fred Theorln returned from
Waldport thla morning, where he letf the
gasoline sloop Condor, belonging to the
Waldport .Lumber company, tsafti
on Front Street,
Tha rrogrsmvto he rendered at tha
Setinen a Institute, Front and Flandera
streeta. tomorrow night has been ar
ranged by tha St. Stanhen'a ehantae nt
the Daughtera of the king and It con
tains aeverai numbers of oartleular
merit It follows; piano solo; read
lng Miss Collgan; vocal aolo, tenor.
Walter IS. Dyer; violin solo, Miss Her
rts; -vocal solo, contralto, Miss Flor
nut , . ii u auiu , Tucai soio.
baritone, Will Urahem; vocal aolo, so
prano, Miss Jessie Thompson.
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. Oct II. Arrived down dur
ing tha night French bark Corn!! Bart.
130tt
18
103H
118
Ml
25 Vi
60
165H
46 k"
109
12
26
68tt
A very slow flour market with an eaay
tone In other markets for wheat, caused
relaxation of bull Interest ln tha local
market for wheat today and though
C rices were unchanged there wera no
Ida at all for either option.
Cash wheat market ehowa a draarlnr
disposition for the same reason and
prlcea, while unchanged, ahow an eaaler
tone.
There was an easier and weaker tone
n oata futures and on the board of trade
toaav tha bids were reduced ZV4o a ran.
tal, an equal amount slashed off the
asxed prices.
An easier tone In San Francisco with
lower prices there caused a decline of
8ttc a cental in the bids on November
barley today but holders were firm In'
their views and did not offer supplies
under 31.32 tt, the same prloe aa yester
day. A loss" of 6c a cental is noted In
the bids on the December delivery today
while asked prices are lttc a cental un
der yesterday.
Rains were rather general In the
wheat belts of the Pacific northwest to
day and this was one cause of the
easier tone In wheat
The official weather forecast for the
Pacific northwest:
Oregon Rain tonight, cooler east Dor-!
tlon. Wednesday rain west, fair east
portion. Southerly winds.
Washington Kain tonight, cooler ex
cept near coast. Wednesday rain west,
fair east portion; southerly winds.
tain Crowe fears that If the tug and
tow had gone to aea they would proo
ably have trouble keeping together, al
though tha voaourg la wen equipped
for towing. But he has no definite In
formation and he believes It quite pos-
one of the bights near the entrance to
the river to await more - favorable
weather conditions. Ordinarily It
would only take about eight hours to
tow the barge from the entrance of tha
Columbia to .Tillamook.
The wind did some damage to ship
ping off the entrance to the Straits of
Juan de Fuca laat nikht In that it car
ried a fishing schooner against the
span wire connecting the vessel report
ing station on Tatoosh Island with the
' mainland, breaking the line. As a re
sult no reports of shipping have been
received from the entrance to the
straits since yesterday.
To repair the line Is a most tedious
undertaking since the work has to be
done by Indiana ln canoes. The wire
dosens or :
heated row with Superintendent Charles I Arrived at 7:20 and left up at a. m
wnumer. uaptain Theorln la the tnira aienmer ueorga w. jtiaer, iron
fflalt.P tA h.va had nmmmwA Ji thalPadrA and Wav AArta '
Condor ln about that many snoatha,!. Baa Franclaoo, Oct II. Arrive! at
alnoe Captain Tyler resigned. ' la. m.. steamer Cascade, from Columbia
uapiaia i neorin toon the condor from I river, palled at midnight laat night.
ft aisuiu naansuL au uav fLaKU KI lr glaa T I sMl TTWTW Wsaaan nr a nl II m niBL aivas
lng hsd some difficulty with Buperln-I Astoria, Oot 12. Sailed at It noon,
tendent Whitmer coneernln a racelnt I ru.n ahln A .1.. T l-..AAi
book. Upon reaching his destination Guayaquil. Oct ' II. Sailed August
he was met by Superintendent Whitmer Russian bark Finland, for Pugat
formed . thai his, services' wera no long- Astoria, Oct ll.-l-Condltlon at tha
affair- h r-ntain ..7Mai.j,.ai "utl of th rlw at I a. m.. obscured;
arraira the captain and superintendent I wln aonthaaat. mllea- waathae liahi
aot Intn such rinaa mi.rt.r. ih.i halwlna "ouinaasv mues, weather, ught-
superintendent's port optlo was given I AmM mt tradaaadaw ut-v.
the hue of a starboard lisrht. Th! an. Tide at Aatorta Wednaaday High
perlntendent had7 Captain Theorln ar- IrJ'V' l iZw m Vr T l V J' Ta
rested on the charge of threatenlna to ! 60 -
da him hndllv harm h,, .ha, ....... 1 reel: iv:iv p. m.. v. a I ecu
dlsmlasad afiar a haarlna. kafxra thai .
Iliatla a! I a a a a. a, a m a ...
CantAln Thanrln will nmila la
land until-ha secures another berth
me coasting trade. But he aa
V
has had enough of the Condor to li
while. The Condor has been plying be-
iwrtn roruiDfl ann winnort rnr i.v.
erai months, carrying general freight
CLEAR WITH LUMBER
it YIDDISH TDSII
TAKES ATORPHEUr.1
Three Steam Schooners Sail From
Columbia Hirer PortfC
(Special Dispatch to Tha Journal.
Aria f 11 1. .
schooner JInv Butler cleared at the ma
house Kunday for Ban Francisco
torn
mainland have proved futile ln that the
cable has chafed to pieces by the action
of thn tlda Asralnst vha rnnkv alinr..
at both ends.
District Forecaster E. A. Fields of
I the local weather bureau says that the
storm of last night was light as. corn-
Over at tha Orpheum thla week there
ara aeverai things that ara sure to
amuse and intertaln. There la sleight
of hand, singing, dancing and other
specialties which please.
Chief anion the different numbers on
the bill is that of the Howard brothers
in a xiaaisn taice-oir wnicn is uproar
ious In Its comedy and which last night
brought tne actora oacK several times
after thev had wound tip their stunt
nalntaln a submar- ! at Llnnton, and 200,000 feet of 'lumber. "! 1 th stage. It Is good,
the island and the i loaded at Rainier. The steamer R ij. Valadon, master of mysteries, made a
Inman also cleared yesterdav for San I nit. no in aaiu iq nv
Is about a mile long and
canoes- will be required to stretch It with 820,000 feet of lumber, loaded at
across me water, to prevent it irom j Kainier ana 400,000 feet of lumber,
sinking the Indians attach it at short i loaded at tha Hammond Lumber corn-
intervals to Inflated bladders until they pany's plant. The steam schooner J.
finally get the two ends splsred. In the ! Marhoffer cleared for San Francisco
meantime no reports f shipping will f with 425,000 feet of lumber, loaded at
oe receiyeo. irom me eiauon. Portland, 100,000 feet of lumber, loaded
experiments to maintain
lne cable between
lr east portion; southerly winds. " iJiti, t,L n mZ' t
Idaho-Rain rtonlghtcooler north and K.w'' i,,"-
southwest portions. Wednesday fair.
Board ol trade prices
Total sales. 617,000 shares.
- Money opened 1 per cent: high. li
per cent; low, ltt per cent; closed, 1
per cent.
News Gossip
of Finance
Irm of Herman I
.k frvada hallava IhaM men. member of the
prices will go down again noon.: owing Klaber A Co. of Tacoma, Klaber. Wolf Tacoma clearings
to the coming or tne rains, wmcn means i ; a" ri..r' naiances
vnnra ara a " "ninip won ac o. ot ean r rariuic-w,
-The shipment of California canta- makea the announcement himself to-
IZ'nTltlTor orchid 'box While Mr. Klaber does' not state ex
' aeJ7--i.JSJiIni ara In larger aunply' ct,y that " "a ' Intention to "cor
Concord SrapM "e ".raW-uPP' ner-' Oregon's 190t crop of hops, he
ana tne pri i. '" -(announces that his bull campaign Ja at
. f. . . i an end for the time oeing.
Peach market
Portland clearings today. .$1,358, 630.17
' year aco . . . 1.4Z8.3Z8.52
Portland balances today... 114,664.83
year, ago .............. iiz,2Z4.56
Seattle clearings 12.176.684.00
Balances l8,264.00
...I 826.483 00
. .'. 68,182.00
Tork, Oct 13. Government
New
bonds:
Date,
Twos, reglsteed .. 130
do couDon 1930
Threes, registered.. 1908
ao coupon ...... iu
fa billet, with nothlnala nopgrowera . inn , ""i Threes, small bonds ....
: -ZzJZJ,, a hatta? I to freely' he told The Journal this Fours ' reri stored .. 1925
to command a better I mnrnln. -T mnnnt taka them all be- jj "'I..!?!- a " Uti
price than vac . ,
irmnt afreet sella at the follow
prices. Those paid shippers are Jess t once and it Is, Impossible for me to urs PhUlDDine
regular commissions: handle the entire crop. Yeaterday, while urs- rnmppine. . .
Bid.
10314
104
100tt
101
100
121
122
102
110
110
Asked
104
ioo
loi ;
121tt
ioitt
I thought earlier In the day that a New Tork Gct 13. Metal Copper,
PORTLAND PRODUCE RECEIPTS. I number of lots had been purchased by lake isi3c: electrolytic, 13
' S.i la..... i.. ,.T,V.L Vi I. 1J'"ci c"lln1'' "HlfUHC
total nurohasea have turned out to be
The Portland board of trade furnishes I simply 13 bales a sort of skldoo num
ber upon which l-wm stop uurcnases,
a.. 1 1 t . n n . ,.L. . .
i n a. a . . . . . , . 1UI awl lie. a null J. ubuv, wnv
duce at Portland for the past 24 hours: f th n 5wers want to sell."
Apples, 1,066 boxes; berries. 30 crates; The failure of Mr. Klaber to ' cor-
t boxes; cocoanuta. X sacka; ner tne nop maraet i me vaia vi tna
liur UNUC luu.;. ail mauj ifumici, uia
plan was believed unfeasible, but some
Tin. $29.16029.40.
Lead, 14.404.46.
cherries.
grapes, 174 crates; grapes. 400 baskets;
grapes, 2 cars: grape fruit 2 crates;
lemons, 123 boxes; limes. 7 boxes; mel
ons. 2 crates: nutmeg melons, 60 crstes;
pears, 13 boxes, peaches. 805 boxes; Dr)bl,ble holdlne
prunea, 39 boxes; persimmone, 6 boxes; Kcers would
quincea.'64 boxes; artichokes. 19 boxes; I-rtroww to
beans, 1 parrel; caDoege, zs crates:
cauliflower. - 14 crates: cucumbers. 61
boxes; celery, 25 era tea; egg plant
crates: okra. I cases: onions. 28 sacks
tomatoes, ti crates; potatoea, 229 sacka;
potatoes, 1 car; sweet potatoes, 1 car
nannara. 182 boxes: neaa. 2 drums
, sprouts. 2 drums: vegetablea. 76 pack
ages: clams, boxes; crabs. 18 Doxes;
crabs, 1 barrel; crawfish. 9 boxes: fish.
99 boxes; oysters. 3 narks; oysters,
barrel; oysters 16 boxes; frog lege.
tube; lobsters z barrels; meat. 3 cars;
nogs, n; veal, ti; mutton, f: chickens,
37 coops: ducks, 3 coops; turkeys. "
coops: nutter. 79 cases: cheese, 416 cases
cream. 3.451 gallons; milk. 486 gallons:
eca-s, 64 cases; canned fruit 1 car;
raisins. I car; beana. 1 ear; hops. 38!
bales; bark. 122 sacks; honey, 4 cases
deer. I.
PRODUCE IN SAN FRANCISCO
Kan rranctaca, Oct. 11. Kgga. per
floaen ajirorni ireen, inciuamc rase.
extraa, 4c; firsta, 41c; seconda. Ittc:
Ihiroa. lie: eaaier a. 2r: iirais. 11 hc;
storage. 39c; eaatera storage. 24ttc;
firata. 24c
Ruiter. par taeund California fresh.
exiraa. J a,c; firsts. Jc; aecnfHjs. 2lc;
t-lrts, 2c; eastern extraa, 27c; parkina.
So. I. tic; packina. Na. 2, 2c; storage.
c a : ' f ix-ria extra. 4c
I'h.f... pr rxd Calif ortita flats.
fawcy, IJe; first, lie: aecnmla, e;
t aitroras laeirg A m.n unci, ue
firata lie. ca.tern ew Tork h4
.ra. fx-. Je: Orea-rva flata, fancy.
lc; Or"" T"f America, rancv.
1 1 Sr. tauremta storage, fancy faata,
1"
lo'llOML ter eata1 Rhr. WMt
...,.,, i.ffT Tl9l; rr. 6"7ar-;
n .a p. -1 a a, lirlfeli: CT's-mi
i-.'.i.-. ta ir ir.1. aark.
I ra. II It.
, a f"r at' iwT'!4
-, 1 -f tf x s tsau, II 9 lit.'
thought that because of the very small
crop and the fact that Mr. Klaber pur
chased heavily last week together with
ding back of supplies by
producers, would enable tne piucity
dealer-grower to carry his plan to a
successful conclusion and thereby en
able the hopgrower to secure a batter
price for his product
In a single day Mr. Klaber purchased
upward of $27,000 worth of hops and
at this rate he saw the finish waa In
sight
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.
New York, Oct 13. Bar silver, 61e;
Mexican aoiiars, 40c.
London, Oct. 13 Silver, 23 13-144
New Tork. Oct 18. Sterling Cables,
486.76 486 SO; demand, 48.50656;
eg days, se.
Washington. Oct. 13. Today's treas
ury statement shows:
Receipts, $1,381,600; disbursements,
$1,790,000.
HALF MILLI0X MILL
FIBE AT BLAIXE
(Furnished by Overbeck A- Cooke Co.
Hoeton, leot- J I'mciai 01a prices
i.HINewhouse
Adventure
Alloues .
Arcadian .... 3tt
Boston Cons. . 14
Hutta Coala.. 244
Black Mt. ... 3V
rl aV Aria lllU'PiAt
CaL A Hecla.46 jphoenlx
Centennial .. 36 IQulney
Cop. Range.. 73IKo-ale
37tttNipria!ng
J, nutle ..
K Butte .
Old Dom.
Oaceola . . .
C. Ely
Daly. West
Oranby . . .
Greene ....
Gtroux
Maea
Michlran . .
Mohawk ...
Miami ....
Nevada . . .
"HHhsnnon ....
9tt Sup. Pitta.
191 A Tamarack ...
19 tt Trinity
4 Ttah Mining
Itt't'tah Cons . .
13 tt Victoria
41 ! Wolverine ...
14 V, Winona
'!
4
. 13
.. 8H
. 46
.117
. 24
. 6
. 93
. 22U
16
. 14
. 71
41,
. tt
Hi
t
SAN FR1NCISCO GRAIN MARKET,
13. Merniaata
Sea Francisco. Oct.
exchange quotations:
4.aa wheat W alla WaTla ..it.
ti ; red Railu. II 41 14. Turkey red.'
tl.T8: Mi.ee teav 31 73 S.
rutnra wheat Mat. ll iia,: IWm..
lerr. 11 4(S b'd.
aaa barl-r Briar'at. il ITU Mil
brrlna. II it.
aiare hrlr Vr. I139V4:11
ake-l. tv:mber. tltttt bf'; $U39
M Hstoffs K-e-L IM: anMdllaaa
111., ahorta, $13 61. '
(raited Preaa Taaea Wlrs.
Belllngham. Wash.. Oct 13. The
plant of the H. L. Jenkins Lumber com
pany at Blaine, Wash., was entirely de
stroyed last night by a fire of incen
diary origin; the mill waa valued at
$606,000. A conflagration that would
have swept the waterfront and destroyed
two otner large mnia ana two canneries
was averted only by the most desperate
fire fighting.
Tha Jenkins company loaes a sawmill
with a capacity of lOO.ona fee. rtsllv:
shingle mill, capacity 900.000; a planing
mill with alx nlanera. elaht drv kllna
and a t wo-tory office building.
The plant waa one of the larreat In
the world. When running It employed
lift men. It had been shut dowa II
months cm account of the depression
In the lumber market. It Is aaM It
would hare been started within a short
time.
The city a loss is IZ.tfl. flue to the
burning ot scleral cunarex lee of
dock a
TWO SUSPECTS PASS
UP EXAMLVATIOaV
Edward Christopher anl Elmer Pars
lav, the lf jounr f-ilowa arrested
Stindav and charged with the tetrral
CLUB WHEAT.
Open. Close.
Not. , 92 A 92A
Dec. ... 92A 92 HA
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
Nov. , 1.60B 1.66A
Dec 1.62ttB 1.67ttB
NO. 1 FEED BARLET.
Nov 1.25B 1.82HA
Deo ....1.27MB 1.8$A
1
coming steamers from southern ports
report that yesterday morning the sea
waa quite cairn ana the view obscured
by a dense fog. It began to freshen
up last night, however, as they made
port.
ed deep
Francisco. She carries 875,000 feet of ln' tl) 1lr,e r Hindustan, ror nis meas
lumber from Portland, 176,000 feet of a,nl his Hindoo transplants are star-
lumber from Rainier and 150,000 feet
or lumoer irom unappton.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
SHIPS IDLE ON THE SOUND
WHEAT STARTS GOOD;
CLOSES DOWNWARD
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Open. Close. Oct. 12. Lose.
Dec. 101 K' 100A 100 M
May ......104tt 103B 103T&A
July 99 98 99
Chicago, Oct. 13. Wheat opened firm
er, but selling pressure carried prices
below the closing of yesterday, and at
the end of today'a session the market
waa c to o lower. July waa the
strongest feature of the day. and the
fractional decline' In that option shows
that the big people have some feara of
a small crop the coming season, owing
to the very dry seeding season. Liver
pool opened' Md to .unchanged, but
closed d to d above yesterday.
Bradstreet'a report' of tha visible sup
ply shows in bushels:
wneat cast -or tne KOCKiee. in
creased 3,727,000 bushels; Canada, In
creased. 2.276.000 bushels: Europe and
afloat. Increased 2,300,000 bushels;
total world's supply. Increased 8,402,-
000 bushels.
Corn Decreased 628,000 bushels.
Oats Increased 442,000 bushels.
The primary receipts ahow: Wheat
1,745,000 bushels, against 1,897.000 bush
els a year ago: corn? 2(7,000 bushels,
compared with 831,000 bushels.
BhiDtnents Wheat, l.ini.ooo bushels.
compared with 1,061,000 bushels a year
ago; corn. 205,000 bushels, compared
with 749,000 bushels.
Cash- wheat No. 2 red. 31.91 8
1.02: No. I red. tl.00 1.01 :
No. 2 hard, $1.00 1.02 ; No. 3
hard. 98c$1.02; No. 1 northern. 11.070
1.08; No. 2 northern. $1.0(01.07: No. 3
spring, 98c$1.06.
Range of Chicago values
by Overbeck A Cooke Cd:
WHEAT.
Open. High.
01 101
104
a a .
furnished
Dec
Mav
July
.104U
. 99 99
Low,
100
103
98
Dec.
May
July
Dec.
Mar
July
Oct
an.
May .
Oct.
an.
May
Oct
Jan. '
May
CORN.
, (4 (4
, (4 (4
(3 63
OATS.
49 49
(1 61
44 46
PORK.
1371 1387
1646 1569
1626 1(30
LARD.
94 942
916 926
929 922
RIBS.
894 182
817 822
' 120 622
41
60
44
1170
1600
1493
919
9A3
900
179
809
107
Close.
100A
lOSttB
iB
A
48A
60B
4A
1372N
1500
1495B
910
90$
909
179
8(
I97B
hold-so, wsrre-t examination In pollre
court this tnornlng ann iwr nnvnd
ever ta tie gr" d Jurr under ha'l af
i.ees earn. i ny cokj mi "
r ai.l remain In J'L Tha oirtle
h. thay hare aa abatits case against
aavca tl Lb aea 9
Ialvrrpool Wheat Hvfcrt
Liverpool, Oct II. Wheat:
Opw. Close.
Dec Ts i4 7s ld
March 7s 1 7s ld
May ....7s 6d 7s 6d
0. K. & X. DEPOT AT
WALLULA BUBXED
Wheat Shipments Go in Vessels From
Columbia River.
Puget sound waters are crowded with
shipping, vessels lying Idle waiting for
business, while in Portland and on the
Columbia river the docks are crowded
with vessels loading wheat and lumber.
On Puget sound there are 17 large sail
ing vessels and one steamer on the dis
engaged list. In Portland harbor there
are but six.
It la .considered quite likely that a
number of the craft lying Idle on the
sound will ba sent around here event
ually for freight to take them home to
Europe, since the bulk of tha wheat la
being exported this year through the
Oregon metropolis.
Following are the disengaged ves
sels lying Idle on Puget sound, their
nationality, rig. net registered tonnage
and place of anchorage:
Agapanthus, British steamer, 2,866
tons, Tacoma.
Agnes Oswald, British ship, 1,380
tons, Tacoma.
Amiral Cecil le. French ship, . 2,291
tons. Port Townsend.' ;
Archibald Russell, British baric, 2,181
tone. Port Townsend. '
Carradale, British ship, 1,182 tons,
Victoria.
Crompton, British bark, 2,717 tons.
Port Townsend.
- Dltton, British ship, 2,699 tons, Royal
Roads.
Emilia, German ship, 1,738 tons, Ta
coma. Falls of Dee, British ship, 1,845 tons.
Royal Roads. .
Grenada, British bark, 2,101 tons.
Port Townsend.
Inverness-shire, British bark. 2,147
tons. Port Townsend.
Kynanca, German bark, 3,(81 tons,
Vancouver.
Lord Shaftesbury, 'British bark, 2,271
tons. Royal Roads..
Loudon Hill. British bark. 2.0(6 tons.
Tacoma.
Marlon In alls. British ship. 1.882 tona
Port Townsend.
Osborne. British bark. 2.981 tona Port
Townsend.
Semantha. British bark. 1.211 tona
Quartermaster.
Senator, British ship, 1,689 tons,
Royal Roads.
GALES IN OCTOBER
tlinr strance.
The De Haven sextet is a "dancing
operetta," with Sydney C. Gibson tak-Ina-
the leading funny part was an up
roarious favorite. Singing and dancing
Is the soecialty of these clever neonie.
The steamer State of California. Can. "d. were '??et!1r '"V0!!?'.?
a- ... . . j . i a ' .tr, I HKfMC il wan cauea ine i narraiunv,
after a pleasant trip from San Francisco. bf'VlAVS:
, . j -a,i..aWa-. cj I UlillipatiJT Ji Ob jj.cx y n;. Alio ajt who
u'I KifTf Blonde I-ady" and others lmo ai
wciuu. o 4 x7v. ai v.wo 11 ""B I trnnfi Via n(l fill nut M. ornnd bill.
nai-rlna Vmnfih ahln . flr.nda Ovvu "
- - - r
The overdue French ship Grande
Duchesse Olga reached San Franclsoo
yesterday from Newcastle, Australia,
just as reinsurance had jumped from To
to 25 per cent
Lester H. Lewis has arrived at Bos
ton on his way back to Portland from
Llveroool. He says ha went from the
Oregon port to Europe on a sailing ves
sel but was unable to work hia way back
General manager for tha Harriman
lines, J. P. O'Brien, ts confined to his
bed at his home suffering from an Ill
ness whloh his physician reports Is not
serious.
Take your mid-day lunch at the Per
kins Grill. Music.
Ladd & Tilton 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
(r til raates The lasi aatl
Walla WalM. Weak, Oct 13. ThaO.
R. N. depot, which contained also a
railway reetaorant. at Wallula, WmS,
was totally deatroyed by a fire that broke
enit at o clora Iset erenlng. Th kwt is
929.. of whfc-h li. Is oa freight
In the wareboaae, fcowaehold aao4a of
the agent and reetaorant futures. A
Hrce number of rlilaene Improrls' a
fire 4eprtaet and ewrraa.44 la cow
fining t Itlaa to a nail area.
It Is iight a cfraratte throwaj !t
aena mt'btsii eart4 t-.a f Ira. a sirara
atrvifewaart wlxad waa btovi&c
Hjrdrogrraphlc Chart Indicates
Weather Along Coast.
-Strong southeasterly gales will be
frequent directly unoer the coast dur
lng the present month if records of
former years are to be taken aa Indi
cative of prevailing October .weather.
Beyond 129 degreea tha wind will blow
longest and strongest from SSW.
Between 49 degrees and 46 degrees
and under the coast the most freauent
directions will be 88 E. and NNW., the
winoi irom mesa quarters hlowmi
with about equal - frequency. West o
130 degrees a majority of the winds are
included between- nw. and north. South
of 40 des-reea) the prevailing direction
Will be-NW.
Continuing southward SfWlr winds
may ne expected Between th coast an l
a line drawn from 36 deareea N 130
degrees to 16 de frees N, 196 de
gree west ' Fouth of It degreea and
under to coast Muriy winds win blow.
Off tho coast and as far west aa 129
degree tha prevailing direction la BW,
becoming successively Sly and BETly
as tne equator is srproacnen.
uccasionai cyclonic storms or no
rreat Intensity may be expected be
aten the parallels of It derreea and
29 def-raiea N. along the sailing route
from San Francisco to the Una and
retem.
The ahara laformatlem la furnished
bv tha Ortottrr chart of the North Pa
rifle ocean lust leoueal by the hydro
azapbtc afflca ot tba L'aited S ta tea.
THIEVES ON WATERFRONT
Weat Coaat RhJpptac SafTrrs Frrem
- ritaeatea of rtmtec mmd Rotrbera. I
LniadVm. Oct. 12. Tb vart roe at of!
Smith Amarlca la laet iw .af flirted ,
with feabonte Ml and esBallr-oa: bat
raa erc a
W. M. Ladd, President. ' -Edward
Cookingham, Vice-Pres.
W. H. Dunckley. Cashier.
R. S. Howard Jr., Asst. Cashier.
J. VrrtAidd, Assistant Cashier.
Walter M. Cook. Asst. Cashier.
Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. Accounts of
banks, firms, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks
for sale and drafts issued available in all countries of Europe.
PORTLAND OREGON
SAFETY
Absolute safety is a matter of first importance wh
selecting a bank This bank has a capital surplus ai
undivided profits amounting to $564,000, which .is a guar
antee of absolute safety for any funds entrusted to its
care. As an additional safeguard, this institution, being
a national bank, is under the rigid inspection of the
erai government .;
1
I
fed- Bl
-A
ras emild
erc o rd r
t ha-e r-iai
avtoV4 w nile tba greater peat ml rhrenie
ror-Nrrr In ei er?' vrt of fckags,
ra-lOea s-w) re halea of S"-"a , f.
.-rrart.u. in i sn if"irs-e ,
enfrraier egsleat tls riaaa ef r'a.t-ea
xlets, bat la IMhi pm tbere aeems '
Overbeck tS Cook Co.
CfBzatesloa L'ertbaals, Stocks, Bends, Cotton, Crila, Els.
tlW17 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDINO
WtmVrr Chicago Board ol Trada. Corres pondenU of Logan ft BryaBt
Cbiraro. New York. Boston,
V have the only prhsie wire connecting rortland vita tha eaiters
exrkiBrea.
Member ronTUAD board Of track. "