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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY TOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY LINING, OCTOBER 14, 1SQ8. THREATENS TO EJECT SHEPHERD FROM ROOM HIGH: FEED IS (FALL SEEDING COARSE GREAT IIORIHERII HOG QlfOTilTIOIIS ,1 l I Mayor and Kx-Councllraan Have Lively Tilt, and Kxecn live Looks for City Hall pf ficer In man-Poul-',1 ' ' CAUSE OF SLUr.TPl TO BE RESUTilEO SHOWING RISE HITS BUMPERS 15 CEflTS OFF r sen Case Up Before Council This Afternoon ,f 7 f BRAINS Big Decline In Poultry. Val- Arrival Of Rains In Most Sec- Bettor Tone in Frisco for ues of Late Due to Lifted . Hons Will Help Work Barley Cnuys JUfflier Has Been Too Dry. . - - . - .- Wheat Quotations. Level on Board. Wholesale market features: fleason lor poultry alump. ;Kg market standing stiff. lop market U quiet otatoea rather scarce. , ..astern chestnuts are arriving. ', tressed meat markat Is good. Butter prices ara not uniform. Cheese la firm at advance. . Peat grapee alow at II crate. Fleb run la Increasing. CROP WEATHER VORECAST- Oregoe Oecaaloaal raia toalgki , ul Thursday) rraia southerly fcreeaa la terior, wit strong- southerly gala aloag tha coaat Washington a la tonight aad Thurs- 471 strong- soatherly breese Interior strong south to southwest gaie along ui ooaat. Idaho Oooaalomai ralne tonight aad What Oaoaad Foul try mump. . . While everyone knows the principal ration for the late alump In Portland Thursday! strong- southerly tewese. v.rloaa the' Ttrimary causa naa t 'I y tiik.il.. - lust Deen aiecoverau. While of count Balm have been general throughout the lower prices are the reault of very J the various wheat bolts of the 1'aclNo heavy . arrivals ouring i n f J'Z"JTZi I. A V4 r: a ..... i - - p ao v" U a aa . l.. w el. a. hUh nrlrA lf fftttd. wneat lor xeru f-.uun aivusiu - J if With I after much delay due to an unuaually in wnicn . practically' no The fall ahowera start- 1 this aeaaon elav in Dlow- iuk iur iaii grain naa neon general. j ne lateness or the arrival does not par to feed chlckena Just to I crop of fall-sown grain than had been J rues, set them. Now that the rainy aeaaon expected earlier In the season. The Mon. haa alerted and poultry Keepera ar i experience ni insc years exirrmeiy urjIHat forced to look more carefully arier m i aeaaon caused many to consiaer oniy i pri health and wanla 01 their rowia. inej iiii irowing lor inn icnon ana naa e World's WheM rrleee. e Pea Portland .1"4A C'hlcaca H1B Kanaaa City Ulnneapolla 101 "In e Duluth 1 Winnipeg New York i.tt 8t Loula 100 Ban Francleco l.JH Liverpool 7a Had Per cental. poultry ralaera are not keeping aa many moisture fell. The fall ah. bene aa they formerly old. Because of ed much later than ueual the enormoua grfcln price poultry ahlp-land on tliia account the del . m . n .nn ri m nil s ii i ii vu smh iui iau aiun 11 ia n tirn ,.nnii.r markot. fr even thouah egga The laleneaa of the arrivals of the are high the producer figurea that i It I molature will cauae a much amaller I Wed. BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS. -Cara- Barley. Flour. Hay. Oata. Wheat ara Inclined to the opinion that the load I conditions been right for thla the l a trifle heavier than they care to I amount of fall-aown grain would llk carry and for that reason iocbi com- Thura. 11 15 1 11 S 4 1 4 10 7 11 11 10 It 7 11 63 121 63 . It U Sharp Drop for the Day Some Values Pown 25c From Caused by Selllnff Gen- Yestcnlaj'Hcifers Are eral Market Is Mixed. Showing: a Bisc. ; New York. Oct 1 4. Everyone took a I turn at downing Great Northern pre-1 ferred la the Block market today and Todav ' , ,7, while the general Hat waa divided be- Tueadar " "Ill tween email galna and loesee. thla i07 J. !l Hill aeeurlty ahowe a aharp decline for i90i Hill aeeurlty ahowe a aharp decline forljang the day. Northern Paclflo acted Just I i ant a net gain of 1 point An advance of PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.-- Hoga, : Cattle. Bheen. JOS : it 710 . . I IK 126 TftrtT iA T.lAea e " a Un In lralMi' Rune waa a. feature I " owh.iui, vcw . i tha amaii traia in that aecuritv. I oilowing a, lower range of hog vaJue ' afoteg of riaaaolal world. . " I " " ' nu a inucn weager tone- la London todav - American vfharea M0" of whlth baa been predicted of were juat about holding their own. : Mate by The Journal hog valuta locally Reports Indicate thai the net earn I are from if m tt ..' -.v.i. ! fn the. If H HtMl enrnoratton fori ... " "" the third q Southern uhargea for Pfh. NVvad'cUdated Cop'pr com- klbnTb;.e..hM W'nt bey0n 1 00, pany and the Cumberland Ely company p A , , noga,- aaya Le M. Lacy of Hunt uarter will reach izb.ouo.ouo. I 1..aiZ' -Vi , v "rt run Rallwaya aurplua over ?i ?.turChAifbi?.. mora than .ih jx J" "1i4' laiied ave signed one year contracta with I A dull aesalon of 'the .elty council thla morning waa auddenly Jlvened ,up about noon, when Mayor Lane toreau ened to have "Attorney OeoVge fi. Bhep herd. an ex-councilman.- put out of the eounoll chamber by tha city hall ponce officer. Mr. Shepherd defied tha mayor to do thla and for a few minutes the atmos phere eclntlllated with an an i ma tea coi loouv. In which peraonalltlea were band ttk am fnrth with rreat abandon, 'You will confine your remarka to tha .nhii in iiaml and dealat front inaklng oommenta upon una ia Indelicate on your part to do.ao. Ton must atop right now," said. Pr. Lane. rieaaaatrlee Biohanged. T ! huii axtandad the Privilege of the floor by the council and I will talk aa long aa I like and upon what anhixit T nlMae. I'll call your bluff ef police persuasion," replied Mr. "Wail, hold en. do I understand you to aay that you will not confine your remarka to the eubject on wnien you xw vranlAfl narmlaalon tON talk? If you question my authority hra win the American Hmeiting company to Uy. -and thla Ii T the Veaion 'in, tZ show you at once what I will do." The The'old -at oirockholder. h.r. been t&W J". .h .LU icZ- "JST! J.kA Jl??J 1 WTZ ..wvv. a w.. .ve . . a nop txii&rKQifl a re bo much AiticA at thsiic was oDvious. mat ne aia not mymr .siii-B 1,11141. wnen - on is nil ay by Overbade Coolf Co.; 1 . I ihlnai u.ha.. aeAna nW A Kal niltlnll. .R.?LNf wJS.r.k T1.0" fcmtohodlprtce- u mUBt of nece,aUv cauie'a de- miahert'B Bonaneta. Mr. Shepherd had been given the DESCRIPTION. ly be fully a third arreater than a year i.iin man hava heen Heluaed with re-1 &ao. Am matters now stand an In- auesta for empty coops to go to country I crease In fall eeeding la almost lmpoa-on the board of trade and a sale of a I Am. C. & F., c A weaker market abroad cost the prlcea of wheat futures a traction loaayi vmaA Copper Co. nointe from whence they will be re- alble. Last .jrear.- however, some sec- turned 'with a load of chickens. I tlona In eastern Oregon an Waahlng- - .1.- . en. ton carried tneir aeeainr oDerationa on uansaa duwu auyw .. ..... f . . r - .. I , car of apot club was made at a frae- . 'op tional advance, the deal being at He I Am! Loco., c. .'. b. dock. I Am. Sugar, o. . While eirg supplies rrom i ioca "2! that waa due entirely to the unuauAlly There was a firmer tone In coarse Am. Bmolt, c. aia - ",; j- -riiine wesmer. I grain a, dui Duyers ana aeiiere um am ' - . , . . . . . A I .ill wvaiurTi, I Kiaiiia. uimk mujiw n..u . . . " " " I S 111, OlllfJll U c... tha nprmu in iudui n is uuo iv mi nrin. .4. 11 . awa i . .v. .111.....L . v. n iniAMnni . . . . . . . I m, ear.t I A 11 w vr tiiamvu. iio7 uaa uau iiiv I logauicr, si,iiuukii uiiivicmv AnKpn Af 1 n. K-U. , vome wmar ram " ; smallest amount or rainfall ana in in their views Is somewnat narrowea. Am. Woolen, o till tOOlThera waa no chanaa todav In either I Alrhlann r operations, i the bid or ask prloe for November oata. I Atchlsoa. p but. an advance or o waa via ror dg-im. ec j..c cember delivery. While holders held I B. A O..- p out ror II. eo ror a wnue. tne ameaiH. k. t.. price dropped to 1166 later In the see-1 Can. Faux, c slon. Thla Is a decline or Iftc a cental I L'cn. JUeath, o from veaterdar. I C A O. W.. c A firmer tone ana nigner prices in u, m. at ou r Run Francisco for barlev today caused I C. A N. W.. a a flrmar nnenlnc tiero While the Onen- I Chea. A Ohio Ina- hliin for November were unchanaed I Col. F. 4 I. 1 at 11.25, the price waa finally advanced I Colo. South, c to 11.27. Asked prices remain as I on ta pia. m k . l .., v. , . t 1 1 I - . . a . . i tt. W I Art 1 mt - - . . . , iini. am lull in ii 1 1 w iibuiuk iiiiiii ii vrsirruu. r ii i l i ia ucccuiwi i v w u.u. to the : met ound mercnaniB. through the eUte at this time. Her- delivery, barley . opened unchanged at I Del. 6 Hudaon. aome other cauae man usuai. ' "'"i smallest amount of rainfall ai that producera are JPPi" moat of ,om, gtn. the ground la at their aupplles f Poultry to mJ-Jie " hari for successful plowing oper tne reason for the decreaaed arrivals . l nn,KA MaAw la tha Inwar lure.-, ;i" . .;:- -, nam aaiaa 1RB riU fit lillr I KAUt 35 Vi 48V 1S1H prices In effect here at the moment than can be obtained elsewhere. - , All Mo Oold That Gutters. -"While the Puget sound markets are iaald to be racelvlng aa high aa 60 cents a doaen for fresh egga. It is a notable fact tnfit shipments in that direction from here do not brlnr anywhere near theae high values. When the egga ar rlv in tha north there Is alwava some thing the matter with them, according IJh,Mh. are rerted In verv man not buying, according to $i.a,-4 but made a gain of 2Hc a cen- D. R. G. o.. hi?einn2 h, thS northe r merehanU th tnAe- nWlth the exception of a tal during the day. Holders put up the do pfd. .... Ia aftetheV deduct his amount for fw atraggling' lota, no- business la in m.keA prfte from $1.83 to $1.35 today. Erie, c what the consider ordinary Ttock an- "ht- E1Kht nt" couId Bt,u bS Pa d Board of trade price? today: do 2d pfd. .. , t1iThi. 'raJeCh1?1lttrrt",petbUt hP' .f th" CLUB WHEAT. 1.. .,a.iA. a..,.ir .ui mn fnr Kracie &T6 ti&ri to Ker,( . O. Northern, p. -y HUUIIUI ew- 'u " . .a-. I A mamAI - e- 7naArk tTa rria Ce.1-1 rlnn H rh IJ)W 11 .Mat I Nov. Deo. -r?"-li'" "A L.""' "i1-- em dealer, there Is but little doing up No. ' ."L.." .";,i. h. .,rM . that war, There are few orders of Dec, hZ. ih.r.r.iiinr call a rot a any kind In Bight and none from the rot aid a good egg la classed aa a good I east- eaa. I worclnr local Effffa Blbe. PORTLAND PRODUCE RECEIPTS Smaller arrivals of eras here, how-J ever, are forcing the local wholesale ., . . . . . j ' m . , I Nov. market higher. "While a number of ,u -ft"lY-"ui .".BJ". ui "f.r"illrJll!"T; Dec, xales were made this morning at SI ,"" V.' Vr,lr:UCT' r"T"-' cents-for the bills were displayed to ... prove thle it le believed that the gen-L,,"1. Jxe V1-- b"1?; eral market will go to 37 cents either """V'S-V- JL"i.... bo?.XV.SSSr ""craTeseaEe33' 2 Cents a doaen in eastern egga here and I crates celery, . 1 crata eggplant. 802 receivers of that grade are the ones who sacjf apuds, 1 2 care sweet spuds, 17 are putting the local prices up in or- tuuo, m lui iaiumj, der to obtain it. A feature of interest 1 box peppers, 3 sacks vegetables. 18 to receivers at thle time is the fact that boxes clams, 18 boxes crabs. 8 barrels even though aupplles of local egga are "ab- boxes crawfish, 107 boxes fish, imiir nnnii tha lara-r nar ert nt 67 boxes oysters. 8 boxes lobatera. 1 : the arrivals cannot be considered first box ahrlmps, 195 hogs, 94 veal, 6 mut- class egga and It is therefore hard to tona. o coops cnn.-n.ens, a coops uucas, obtain first cUss prlcea for them. Many 1 coop turkeys, 1 coop geese. 1 car arrivals have been "limed, but these meat, 60 boxes butter, 670 gallone milk eggs are quick!" spotted by the trade. .864 gallons cream, 70 cases eggs, 7 Brief Hotea of Wholesale Karket. caaea loney. 7 barrels cider, 92 sacks , . . . I aimoooa, lot Dales nops. vwiua; v .lid iamid mt u uvi orrering potatoes very ireeiy. rice stiffer with local selling prlcea about cents higher. Butter market is xirm. nut some or l unusually prolonged dry season Til r antral 92 Alt JL KT 2A I Manhattan' 'ity..' '. Mex. Cent. Ry. A I m' . x. c. . A I iu piu urn xjtLuuo Mo. Pac. Will Resume Plowing. Ope: 90 B 90 B 90UB 90 B NO. 1 WHITE OATS. .1.60 B 1.55 .1.62MB 1.63KB 1.62KB 1.65 NO. 1 FEED BARLET. 1.26 B 1.27UB 1.26 B 1.32 Vt A National Lead. 1.27UB 1.30 B 1.27UB 1.85 A N. Y. Central , Ixrvrva. tit A . . M V. IX. fT , N. & W.. 0. do Dfd. . N. American N. P., c. P. M. 8. Penn. Ry. P. O.. L. & C. Co. P. a. C, a do pfd, Heading-, e. do 2d pfd. do 1st pfd. ii. 1. B., 0 do Dfd. Rock Island, c. ao pra St. L. & & F. 2d p. ao ini pra. w.. c. ao era. . news today, out arter a lower opening I a. tr c. mm WET GAINS EVEN I'ITH BEAR HE17S CHICAG.0 WHEAT MARKET. Open. Close. Oct 18. Gain. Dec. 100 ft 101B 100A May 1082 103B 103UB ft 44 90 97 I5i 48. 183 87K cllne" in other sectlona, Beuers Bring-k Better Prloe. 1 rnnrta.v nt the floor tonreseat the vtim ine lmnraven ncmann ror i views or ina inmui-ruuiKii . i;viuiih7i and helfera. both llnaa ara hrlnrlnv llmwhoia Interests he BDtieared. regard' better price In the local market The Ing the attempt of the city to enforce general run of rood cowa la ahnwina- an I vacation of certain alreeta on which the uaim ui, iooui . iwo rrom tne low nui company naa ue uuhuwb" 404lpoint although the hlah marlr la aa vet I varvla Tha farmer councilman took ad vi i unuuiuroM. neuera are eeiung aa 36 tt high aa 13.60, but the aeneral price for in 6" Bi-uii scarcely ranges aoove 3.i(S. ... ' ' .- .: " . vantage of his rights to hand a few wilted bouquets to tha city 1 a there, and aapevially la the mayor. Then the mayor out In with the threat of eject ment in the controversy as related. After the lumber company's attorney had resumed hla remarka tie -declared that the. city was Mnfalr to ita own cltlsena and that olacrlmlnatlnne are being made in favor of outside firms all the time. He said that the council had been only too glad to vacate atresia for the North Bank railroad to enable that company to nut Ita trarka Into Portland, He said that he thought It waa a good thing to encourage the road that way, teo, but ''here,'' he aald. "la a firm which your own coundlraen-have admitted In thla , room to be one of the moat frogreaalve and law-abiding In the city, t does not occupy giound that the city or the publto neda, yet you try to oust it. We ara not afraid of vour.alactment rroceedlngs, but I just waht a chanoe o ask for a aauara deal. Treat ua all aUke." . . . i . hot orr f Kayor. Before ' Mr. Bhenherd had finished tneaklne-' the tnavor called for' a roll call on the question of referring the or. ! dlnance to discontinue the proceedings , begun oy tne city attorney. 3 hie ef fectually shut off tha attorney. The ordinance which waa Introduced ' thla morning through the Instrumentality of Mr. Shepherd waa referred to the atreet committee. ' A Msolutlon waa then made to an- ftojnt vlewera for the streets occupied n j nm iiiumirrvuiwvii viiiiiiij. vu y w fore this could be considered tne coun cil adjourned to meet again thla after noon. ' The resolution. It Is expected, will precipitate a hard fight, aa the mill comnanv la determined to a ton such a decisive step against Ita alleged rights and obviate If possible the ne cessity of a lawsuit . 45H 13214 10614 107 ft i4 ft 15ft 81 66ft 69ft 52 83 104 ft 41 73 July 98 99ftA -981 Chicago. Oct. 14. There was a e-en- I St L. . i . . i' ., - erai iaex or encouragement in tne wneat Forest Grove. Or., Oct. H.After an 'S".aA"iili"eu tb." "",eitZ.iS 7tl "Su?-,- Butter market Is Xirm, tut some or unusual! nrolonterf drv aeajinn in """iv J-c the outside makers of best .creamery rain commenced here yesterday and the .T'id . to d rfow S wnJ T Chrat'avanceof Keeitner. K0Od fr IonrH-rt cent quotea yesteraay. Grape supplies from the south very liberal. Best tokays are se! no hlgner tnan l. Tmanw tnarlrat rlimirinl ' v Miih. miTi 7K iwnti ni .van I 1 that favors the bear side. Wheat stocks I Wahaah. a select quality is sometimes aara to J0c: ordinary, 76080c: sweet Ifflliio. ?' minnrayuu. r'.iu '. ,;KT ,' ao Jlla move at that figure. I GETABLE3-uiDa7new Oea-on. I b8"?1.8 compared with 3,470,000 bushels wis. Central, ReDorts from tha lower 'Columbia in-1 TKi-a) ii haata t,mi- mrmi.. una, lior tnis same umta year ago. ai uu- do pfd tlica.LV iiwi li, c rim ui nuuivu what increased alnce the raina Dressed meat markets are firm with select veal especially call. First Shipment or eastern Chestnuts nnlnna. lf,-ner in! nennera. hell fflvnei arrived this mornina bv exDreaa and Is I inn- r-hn . - luu Lihin. v-mtiZ. iCorn being quoted at 25 cents a pound. I doz' hot house.' 81 box: radishes. 15c I Shipmqnt Lower prices when regular shipments I dozen bunches; celery. 4080o: egg-lw"eat rnma forward. a I Corn . ra-t. -h.al IV - ..rl 11 nt li - -t i ino. s rea, ii.uurrai.vitt; SUGAR California A Hawaiian Re- 21.00 WO 1.02 U: Nf. S hai finery Cube, $(.40; powdered. .J6: 1 No. 1 northern, $1.06 bid; No. 2 north- berry. 10.06: drv granulated. 18.05: XXXIern. 81.02ffll.10: No. X serine-. 99cail.o4 S8c: granulated. 86.96: conf. A.. 18.06: extra! H.. t.u; golden O., 16.10; D., yellow, 1 Range or Chicago prlcea furnished Ty o.o; oeei granulated, i&.sb; Darreia, uveroecic at uooae ;o. ic; nan Darreis. Jc; boxes, bin ad vance on sack basis. Ilhovi nrWiu ar XA A. mm n.t ..h ffuotatloni.i I Dec HALT Tnaraa a tut I May 9c; fryers, U per ton; 60s, $11.60; taala, dairy, Huly oua, io.ou; ius. Jis.uo; hales. I.I5; imported Liverpool, 60a $20.00; ItOa, 5A9.vv, o, aio.vv, Hiim line uiren, I xra .a, 6s and 10s, $4.606.50; Liverpool r.fZ lUmD rock. 120 BO nar ton . RICE Imperial Japan Na 1. c; Na I. 6V46ftc: New Orleans, bead. 7fto;Dec ,; ureoie. be. I Ma nuiMi!. r isiew, lse per lb. Ijufv BEAK!? Small white (Sin- larra hlte. $4.60: pink. $3.7C: bayou, $2.76: Oct way with a loss of 4d from yesterday I do pfd Texas .'aciric St. Li. & B.W. c the rally was probably due to the cov-1 Union Pacific c. I The rnln la welcomed hv the rarmera I ,are aa their fall mow in a- haa alriadV heen' 8. r anortawno Degati to take U. S. Rubber, c lllng delayed several weeks by reason of the pr0,l"8v .O- 1.-?. P".,-'l" rontinued dr weather I 1,lc nci"7 bujium vx wjicul at mo u. a. oieei, v.. -continued dry weatner. various markets is the principal feature do tfd . . . . . 1TU.I 11U AI ...... i ai , rm t inrn in. n aa i 1 1 w- x rnnnv W0ra n mill . nrhK.i in wT aita i I "aurted: iFoWiterZnWo Oob" bushel-. comTad"wYth" 4,690,000 Wtlngnor ! TH'TH uuiamx dox; caurornia, 91 crate; Deans, 10c; I MUS"r" "'I77?- v-.a.-i-. I. Total sales. 447.800 in rOOil 1 Aanl flAwor QK 1 ao 1Ai haeaar0 I -T I IlliiJI Y rcvciyii III UUBIICIO, I i, jm t i - a. - 1 vuu a,. t vvvva vw, ly f A ( Jv' w-a( wv- a u w tws cava I isn. izc arucnoaea. i i aoa.: areen I Wheat Front atreet eel Is at the following prices. Those paid ahlppers are leaa regular commissions: Butvsc, Errs and loxUtry. BUTTER Extra oreamery, ranuy, a be; atore, awe. BUTTER FAT Delivery f. a b. Portland Sweet cream, 84 Ho; sour, 33ftc per lb. EGGS Local, best. Z5c; eastern 28 0c; local storage, 28c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, lOftc; nena, lie; roosters, oia 8 11c; broilers. 11 He; geese, spring S09a: turkeys, alive, 1617c; ttprlng oucks, no id; pigeons, squabs, oia. Today. Year ago. ...1,144,000 991,000 ... 246,000 767,000 .1.109,000 1,178,000 346.000 745,000 1.02 No. 2 hard. rd, 99c$l-02 $1;. dressed 22 h 2.50 ner doz: nnnltrv Tlte 111 hlaher CHlfltSE Full cream, flats, trlDleta and daiaies, 14V401Bc; Young Americas. 16 H 6 16c. Xop, Wool and Siaee. HOPS 1908 crop, choice. So; prime to cnoice. i-c, prime, ,c; inecium. ieiuc lb. WOOL 1908-Willamette valley, 15c. SHEEPSKINS fen earing. 1O01C each; ehort wool, 25c & 40c; medium wool. IOcOH each; long wool. 76c ty tl.xe eaca. MOHAIR 10S NomlnaL 18filfic. TALLOW Prime, per lb, 3 04c; No. I and crease. 22He. CH1TTIM BARK Old. Ib. 6c; Ic HIDES Dry hides. 11014 Ib: areas. ttf'e lb; bulla, rreeo salt 4 etc lb; Hpa. f7c; calvea. green, lOlOc per , 'b. Oraia. neat and Kay. WHEAT Buying orlce. new Track. Portland Club. fc bluestem. Hat rc: fortytold. la2c. red. i(S;C; Willamette valley, i-Oc. MILLNTt'FFS Sellmaj price Bran, i:4 64- tnlidllnga, $22; ahorta, $1; cbop, J316 29 per too. BARLEY Fred. $!f; rolled. $11.64; ' brewing. $27. OATS Track, new Ne. 1. white, $2; gray. $:j(i. FLOUR Selling price EteterB Orw. rin rateet $4 60; straight. I30tt ti; export $160: Tailey. 14 55; grabare U $4.44: whole anx-at. $4 (6; fr, 6a. Cii: txtlea. It HAT Prod ar err i- "" timothy. Wiilaane vajly. fancy. $12014. or dinary. (12 1$; eulem Crrcm ll9l;i tal I ad lit I ; cmver. st; grata, lit; cheat $14: alfalfa. $141L 2rrls mad TaretaMee. FRXSH F I 1 T unu(M $4MV 4 4; txatnt I He par tsw eratea. ; teajiooa, 8464&41I Wf; rrajfrolL $4 4t; Bertie. Hawaftaa, It 40 I it lnan: caataiow(ie, $t 'f; blaek ber ne. $1.1: p-achea. 4Q ;-: pew. $1 26 t I 4. grj. ee- 911; tMteketa, UHM 1 k, : rsu-- klerre. e (und; taa keerfeo. ll1 r-e W4. . t iAHi New m . $19121 ft In, t tn fc r-"" a ? n.f .- w 6t;iiti per -. I -. A - IS "o'ew, e,it-g. $1 I !; kn .tg tit t; Etit, j-er ttt, Xaac. Dec. Llmasi. "i.7F; Mexican re5s. $4.60. j Jan. Keata. Flak and rzevuao&a. Mav HAMS. BACON. Kir Pnrfta.nd nark (local) hama. 1C. to 13 Ua. 17c per lb; Oct breakfast bacon. 16412214c lb-. Dlcnloa. Jan. 11c lb; cottage rolL Uc lb; regular abort May virari, iirraieo, iac id; oacaa, neavy, amnL' lln IK llt.. 1 A.- IK hnlllea. .m,,Wa ' 1 aJ . lh- ,.11,1-jl n ' I Oct 70c --a.ch ' I Jan. DRESSED MEATS Front atreet I May Ho-a. fancy, laic lb: ordinarr. 7 0 8c: I iVl'- . y& K",rm- IXaQ'L lb: ?r"- sax niAxcisoo ghaix market. nary, 7 5c lb; heavy, Itjfc lb; mutton, fancy. 7fir7Hc lb; SDrinc lamb. lOTMel lb. San Franclaco. Oct. 14. Merchants' LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf 10a. llelezchang quotatlona: per lb: 6a 16c per Ib: 60-lb tlna. 14Hc Cash wheat Walla Walla white, per lb; steam rendered. 11a, 14c per $165; red Ruaatan, $l.lft; Turkey red. ,f w r' vaipvuuu. twm. ic i.ii; Mueiitm, per io. WHEAT, Ooen. HlKh. ,.ieo 101 ..108H 104 .. 98ft 99 CORN. .. 3ft 4ft .. 63ft 63ft .. 2ft 12ft OATS. ,. 48 48ft ,. 60 60ft . 46ft 4H PORK. .. 1370 1270 .1602 1640 ,-. 1490 1630 LARD. . 927 935 .. 900 922 . 897 920 RIBS. . 887 882 . 800 620 . 802 $25 Low. hi 100U ft 108 ft ft 98ft 63 ft Oft 62ft 48 60 46 Close. 101B 103ftB 9ftA 3ftB 3ftA 48ft 6T)tt 4A 1376 1600 1487 1370 1680A 1517B 925 900 897 887 800 802 935A 916B 912 882 817 82$ a. 14 He per lb; compound. 19a. Ifte $1.72: blue.tem. $1.72 V. ruture wheat May, (1.14; Decem- FISH Rock cod. le la: Aonndara. 4c per lb; halibut, 7e per lb; atrlped base, 16c per lb: catoab. 14c per lb; salmon, chlnook, 7c; allveralde. Io: bar rings, 6c pet lb; eolea, 7e per lb: shrimp, I2tc lt: Derrh. 4c mt Ib: Inmnwl la Htr lb; lobatera. 26c per Ib; freah tnackereL ( ) lb; erawnah. 24c per dosen: etar- geon 4 per lb; black basa. 2ee per id, Mi.tr m, e per ie; otaca coa. 'Hcrerlh; crabe. $12691.76 4oaa. OTRTFRff ghoalwcter Be, per gal lon. 12 64: tier l-lh a.i-a 111: (-Hem- pis, r-er rallon, 12 44; per 144-lb aae. HH0(tt: Fuarle canned. o eaa $7.44 0""i eeate In ahell. II l per "14. CLAVB I'iMahell. yr box. $2 44; raaor clams. $2.44 per tx: 14 per 4oa ralaaa. Oeei. OO. Sua. Ba.Na.IKk lie dg HMi. le Mf V1- l Pr gaL gl. LI.VfKFD OlI-Raw, bbU, 6?c: ease. t,; Us,;-. fcbi . $; rtaea. gar a rat: N.ta ef Jt jsliema le leaa. eake -! $14 ton ; 4a-ih t, a ta. Ir u . . w-UUI JAiIa-rreaeait fcmaU, ill. caaee, 4H per k.. tl ItU. Kl Caah barley Bright $l.l7ft bid; brewing, $1.3$ft. Future barley May, $L40ft; $144 aaked. December, $1.28ft bid; 1149ft asked. Mllletuffs Bran, 110; nlddllnga, $22.64; ahorta. 618.6$. East Hofra Ara Weak. Chicago, Oct 14. Ron: Hoga. Cattle. Sheep. Chteago tS.eoo 22,04 23.444 Kanaaa-City 24.4 14.404 8.004 Otnaba 6.444 7.444 24.444 Hoga are weak at yeeterday'o cioee. Left ever yesterday, 4.244. Raveipta year ago, 2I.04. Mixed, $644424 16; heavy, $6.76e$2; rough, $6.44 06.46; light $5.26 Q 66, taltla tdady. , . ' t-heep Week. ' Iiri ool Whrat Marl-- - Ltterpool, Oct 16. Wheat: ra-,beT ........ t... .7H4 7td Mini . ............... 7e 64 Temd l.ihl. 7a 4ft1 123ft 95 130 $7ft 48 104 ft 4 132 16ft Sift 66ft 69ft 66 ft 83 104ft 41 74 48 131 141ft 142ft 140ft 123ft 85 104 ft 40ft 73 ft Sven this -Is an advance of about 25a over quotationa ruling in the yards. onwp vatues are snowing no change. Kollowlnr is the renerat-rana-a ne val. ues on Stock rutins- in the varda for lata snipmems: Hogs Best eaat of mountains, $8.78( e.n: ordinary. i.7S: Mockers ti China fata, $6; atockers and feeders, $5. Cattle Select east of xnpuntains, steers. $4tT4.26: medium steers. 28.60: orainary, ..i.io; oeei cows, 83.8608; I heifers, $3.26- medium cowa, $22!26; siaKB, ai.ownr; duus, z. Sheep Best wethers, $3.60; ordinary wethers. $$.25: lambs. 24: etraleht ewes, as; mixea lois, a.ou((r 2. (t. Veal Choice young calvea, $4. B0; neavy ana rougn, .Qrt. Yard's Kepreeentativ Prloss. The folio wins- nrtcea are renreaenta. tlve of late livestock transactions in. the VISIT FACTORIES 'MM BIOS OF THE CITY' FOR CITY BUNDS Betail Grocers Plan to Help Council Finds All Premiums Sales of Portland-Made Offered Not High Enough Products. and Will Re-Advertise. The protest of negro citizens against I 99 Hoga 101ft 47 109ft II 27 ft 48 104ft 101ft 47 109 IS 28 1Z3H Soft III 47ft 0i 48 103 ft 131 138 106 H IS It Ttiilla 15W I , !.- 80 12 Feed' steers! 2 Steers 3 Stags Cows 3 Feed cows.. .. CATTLE. Weight. .17,200 .. 1,800 , . 1.145 ,.11,060 , . 2,200 ,. 3.690 .. 1.790 . 2,865 As the first step toward the organ local yards and indicate clearly the ex- laatlon of a campaign to increase tne tne presentation or tne -viansman" at tent of the demand and nrlcea nM tnr I i. .f t,nwy,M -lannfaetnred nroduots. I the Hellig theatre this week was read oaftl "'a vanoua graaea ana weignts: 4 HOGS. ' " " . . " . .... 1 a ei. . I L1UIA III cm, acbx-b, ai pa a I - rnCB. . .. . n.... 4ka I Wwr. na .laarlraa a A th M Ifl EA I' ftAMf dWK . .1 IKVflTs UU WIIIIVBB 6 r v vrt vaana- x.a v v ---v 47V.WV I n-l-lntr I in t - - M eA a t - process OI rynniing uvift), a iuvi i nuuiior mv vcuaries ui ov buu fiuv spice ann manmaClur.nK "-'"f" " month, respectively. i,VLt hV the 100 or more grocers A remonstrance agalnat the Improve present the visitors were served with I ment of East Ankeny from. Union ave an appetizing spread by the members nue to East Twenty-fourth waa read From time to time during the next and caused considerable, discussion. . .-.h. the. rata.ll arooera will I Councilman' Kellaher askod that the make similar visits to all the plants in privilege of the floor be granted to At the city manufacturing grocer' prod- torney Whltneld to present the - views of 2.00 2.00 , 3.00 3.25 2.38 2.60 3.00 Fear for FaU Grain. 12ft 27ft shares. per cent closed IV per cent, high 1 per cent low per cent. Great Northern preferred ex dividend lft per cent News Gossip of Finance .in iicta. the "oblect being to become fa- property owners who do not like bltu- f began falling here last evening and miliar with the character of goods lithio pavements. The remonstrance ia farmers In this section are Jubilant turned out by Portland concerna and In made on , the grround that many of -tna I. This Is the first rain of the aeaaon and the end bring about an increase m tne original signers oi n jww '"."J? son has been delayed. On thla account retail grocers in this city June 2-5 In- j the street committee and tins waa aone the fall grain may be endangered.- cfUs ve? the fixing of the date having with three diesenting votes. turo is at a nremium anil atncVmen hun' un hv the. national association Councilman Dr'Boq'l made amotion have been very much alarmed, for ow- with the Portland association. This that all bids for P?'; g?' ing to the lateness of the season should w li bring the grocers to Portland dur- offering over 1 per cent premium be ac tfas weather turn cold fall arraaa wmiM TLi1 th- nrevln.ia to Roae Featlval cepted. This would take up all the bids be a minus quantity. wev in will aive them an opportunl- advertised for. councilman cottei aaia their business. V ?" : "ya. F. P. Shaughnessy, J. E. Malley and Mf-, mh" tie i be readvertlaed h&nt vs. tfei a; f S 'HtS' plant of the Coos Bay Condensing com- Per cent were wnw mend(ltloa SAY SHEPHERD MISREPRESEflTED Portland ctearlnga today. , Year ago Portland balances today .. year ago Seattle clearinga Balances Tacoma clearinra Balances .$1,899,482.29 . 1,64,W7.25 105.117.2 . 133.352.28 .$1,819,578.00 . 14H.476.00 . $68,881.00 66,400.00 New York. Oct 14. Government bonda: Twos, registered . . . do coupon Threes, registered.. do coupon Threes. ' small bonds Fours, registered . . . do coupon Twos. Panama .... Diet of Columbia. . Fours, Philippine . . New York. Oot 1 4. Matal Con ner. laae, i-onc; electrolytic, II ft Q lIlDi c.iinn., Pac ini, izn.iotp .. Lead, $4.40 4.4$. New York Oct 14 Bar silver. 61 He Mexican dollars. 46e. Date. Bid. Asked, 1930 103ft 104 1930 104 ... 1908 100ft 100ft 1908 101 101ft .... 100ft ... 1926 121 122 1926 122 10$ft 108ft 110 .... 119 London, Oct 14. Silver. 22 12-1 Id. New York, Oct 14. 6terllna: Cahlea $48I.76(H86.80; demand, $484.650414.44; v uajB, aiov. - 4 PRQDCCB IX SAX FRAXOSCO eta rTanciaoo. uct. l a rm mv aoaen miuonua ire an, inciuuing cases, extras 44c, flrata 41c, aeronda 26fte, mirai iic, nwirm fyc, I'rSLS ZlkC aiormgB . a i . i om is extra zee, eaitera atorage extra 26c. flrata 24c wutier. per pound California fresh extras 30ftc firsts 24c, oeconds 22 He. hlrds 24c eastern extras 27a. naekina- No.1 28c da No. 2 29c atoraca 2aiu fornla extra llfte New cheen. per pound California flais fancy llftc firsts 12e seennds 9ftc. California young Amerta fane II He. flrsia 18c eaata K Tnek eheddars faacy II He, Or a flata fancy lie, do. young America fancy 4ftc caitromta storage raacy flats 3c. Pntalnea. per rental River whites. arka, fane lIV- pr 9e44r: Hailnas Burtxirike ll.t. V 1.64 Oregem Hurhenka ll.:ib I l. eartyrnm) Tir G w- -i pw' to ine traoe. aacaa, 1 36: rratea. $1.66. O-W-ia. per ef-h T.'l , 4ttts, j Oraagee, peg, boa .Tluenclaa. USUI. George 8. Shepherd is accused of. having secured Signatures of 4 east side residents In behalf of 4 the Inman-Poulaen Lumber com pany by tnlsrepresentatlons In series of letters tiled with the council this afternoon. . ; The letters pUte that Shep- d herd, who was acting as attorney for the lumber company, mis represented tha facts to the signers in inducing them to agree to a petition asking that the streets now used ' by the 1 4 company be not opened. ' The let-. tera were filed and will be con 4t sldered. TAFT'S TRAIN " DERAILED AGAIN (United Frew Leased Wire.! Steubenville. Ohio. Oct: 14. The Taft special waa wrecked again today. ' Two wheels of tha tender pf tha second eharlne left the track when tha train was going from Cadis Junotlon to Cadiz. Ohio, thla afternoon. No one waa ln- jurea. The train was going about 16 miles an hour and was stopped before the injured engine had gone very rar on the ties. The train waa delaved about an nour tor repairs. The officiate of the . railroad com pany have .started an Investigation, It is Drooaoie tnat tne neat enelnea avail able will be ordered to the Taft apeclal insa POLITICS TAKE ON LIFE AT VANCOUVER Republicans Will Hold Rail la the Auditorium Friday Errnlnt- Democrata atarday. (Saaelal Olapatrft to The Jeenatl Taoeoaver, Waeh Oct 14. With the Republicans holding a rally la the Audi torium ea Friday evening and the Democrats at the aa-ie place em Satur day night Vancouver -rill bo the center Of the political altaatloa tat ibis sectlon. Tbe Democratic retlv en Satnrday promisee to be one r-r tha W t affaire of Its kind la the history of aaia county. Indications are that the Au4Vrfum will not tverla to bold tbo penp4 that Will corns frwm all rarta of the a-oanty. to say nothing af the Vaaceavar attend ance. The meet tna will ha addr aed b a namber of the lead leg Democrats of the etaie. Mayor Joha Patttooa e Colfax, candi t for governor, who la k rn the a:ate ar aa "Hmmt Jehn PattKenn.- will le ttrenent OtKera hn t,l apeak j re torse f. CotteraL candidate I'-r nlte Plate, ttmiar, IC A. Re nolla ad Petrtlana C. U m -xKe UI Ke pleat y ef rnuale mn-t m la I lovliatloa te avtead la axta4 le tba lade. UI KaUlAO H'W B "-'- --i Cooa bay, preparatory to their sending ".j-" jVon ,treet bridge with the delegates to mm " I view of arriving at a compromise on non, wr.icn meeia hi im "u"i value of such rights was adopted. 4 aBd 6. , I r -ral remonstrances against street Improvementa were overruled and the r.r,Vrta nf tha committee on streets ap- nrnved. the council passing the ordi nance authorizing the Improvement in I eaJ. -ln?T?f! . t,IMIi.r nrdlnanca hag been referred back to the building In- ABOARD CAII PAY k 1 FOR DEPOT ARCH ! spector. Regarding the vexed question of the aroh of welcome the city attorney this motnlng advised the council to refer the matter of paying labor claims to the ex ecutive board, which can take such ac tion as It sees xit. Mr. Kavanaugh thinks the council oan pay the claim without obligating tha city to pay similar ones In future, but ne said It would not be advisable for the council so to do at this time. Another ODlnion from Mr. Kavanauarh seta at rest the question of the rights of property owners to use of .area waya excavated beneath the sidewalks Xor storage and other purposes. - The opinion Is timely in view of the fact thai the city is threatened with a damage auit in connection with the breaking of a water main on Fourth atreet and the flooding of a basement. Councilman Beldlng asked for the opinion because he thinks the time has come to prevent the undermining of streets where new buildings are going up. The cit attorney aa vs property" own- era have ,no right to snake excavations where auch will interfere with tha lav ing of malna or other Improvements. The purport of the opinion la that the public haa paramount rights to those of abutting property ownera COLONEL'R. MILLER SPEAKS AT VERB00RT - (RpeH.l rnapetrfe to Tke laeraal.l Verboort Or Oct 14. Colonel Rob ert Miller spoke here laat night In C i lace of Judge O'Pay, who waa billed o address the voter from a Demo cratic standpoint Colonel Miller had an ontbualaatlo . audience and made a fine speech. ... RUSHLIGHT PLAHS TO POT CRACK Hi LID Councilman Rushlight will this afternoon Introduce Into the council an amendment to the Cellars ordinance which will, if passed, reduce the amount of floor space required In any place where liquor ia sold, to women from 400 square . feet to 800 square feet Ho says the pres ent measure discriminates In fa vor of the larger- grills. His amendment will also give whole sale houses the rl"ht to sell liquor to women. At Thompson School. The drat regular meeting of the Home Training aaaorlatlon No. 12 will bo held tna L. f. Too-ipaon ox-nooi. October at I a n. Bustneaa of Importance wnl cotne up and a large attendance la eetred. BANK EXAMINER IS AT WORK ON BOOKS (Special Dtapeteh to Tke nnrnal. La Grande, Or., Oct 14. Bank Exam iner Gatch la In Le Grande busy on the books of the suspended Farmers A Trad era National bank. Gatch will make im atatement untfl the examination ia complete. It la not known whether the oecurities held by the bank are good or not but the failure Is not ascribed to any outalde cauee.' The two other banks of tha city have been doing more ' businese this fall than ever before. The G. O. P. Rail. rSpeetal Wi tea P Te Jaaml.t Vancouver. Wash.. Oct 14. The Re- Iiubllcan rally to bo held In the And! irtiitn nti -tStita enlna will be ad dressed by Sam H. PI lea. United States senator, -and eevera otnera. inn win be the first Mg gun of the Republican campaign and tt Is thought will be largely attended. Overbeck fi Cooke Co. Ct emission Eerchtsls, Slocks, Eosis.' Co Hon, Cnta. llz. ' " 216-217 BOARD OP TRADE BUTLDINQ Members Cfcicaro Board ef Trade, Correapondentf of Loffaa & Bryxa, . tTbictrov New York. Boston - " W Bavt the only private wtrt connecting fortlaotl with the eaitera ' exchange. , MEMBERS PORT LAND BOARD OF TRACK. . v..