THE , OREGON DAILY JOUINAU PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1003.
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BUTTER
EASTERN
ounni v iicxuv
ogrrii itutvi
iia a"-""-a--- f
large increase in Storage
I10l(lings--WiU Aiicct
the tocal Market. ."
Portland wholesal markets? - 4
floant arrival of ea.
. Kaatern rnutar Jo check rlse.
Hop trsde simm but firm,
flharp decline In rahhag, '
' - potato markat la dull. ' ,
Grower are holding ontona. .,
No Improvement In dreaaod hogs.
Local grape bettor than eastern.
'- Batter to Bold X.ooL
' - While there ara but acant . supplies
Of local made cream.ry butter, auppllaa
.re still omlnsr from the eaat and
tfcla la bavin quieting effect upon
local quotations. War the .eaatern
took not In market there la little doubt
that local buttea would be selling- at
the highest price alnce creamerlea were
started nere. - kvcji aa matter. iw
. tba price la within la iiound of the
xtrem height reached In any aeaaon.
Kastern a to rare butter auppllea were
' Imh a. voar. aro but the Input tola
' aeaaon waa larger than aver.
, .' Stock af Eastern Batter.
According t the American Cream
'vary there were at the cloeo of Septum.
' ber 114,000 packages of butter In the
puDUO rreesera in Mew xora, ana "
waa estimated that fully 60.000 tuba
. kill accumulated In the private boxes
making a total atock of 284.000 pack
" area. A year ago there were only
200,000 packagea In the publioware-
houses and 4M00 packagea In private
rerrlgerators, snowing an increaae tnis
year of about 124,000 packagea. On
October 1, -10. the holdings In thla
city were 186,000 packages, and on tho
turn data In 1905 about 6l,ouu pack
ages. Philadelphia haa a atock of about
90,000 packagea, against 72,000 packagea
at the cloae of September laat year.
Boston made a gain during September
of 41,11 pannages, ana reports ner nuiu
ings on October 1 as 294.47a packagea.
aa compared with. 217.099 packagea
same time In 1907 an increase of 77,
180 packages. Chicago la reported to
have cleaned up the month's receipts
1 pretty well, and estimates or the stock
on hand center around 635,000 packages.
A year ago the holdings were figured
at 400,000 packages, which shows an
Increaae In the present stocks of about
135.000 packages. These four leading
markets would, therefore, aeem to have
a total stock of 1.288,479 packages, as
compared with i.sus.zpk pacxages on
flentember '1 and BZS.iiSS packages on
October 1, 1907. The Increase this year
of 364,380 packages Is about 38 per cent.
ISoant Arrivals of Sggs,
Very scant arrivals of eggs are shown
. tne ront street ma
CATTLE RUH IS
FAR TOO GREAT
1 CENT IS
LOST FOR OAV
Packers Keceivo Enormous Chicago Wheat Shows Sharp
Amount Themselves and " Selling by Longs Which ,
Do Not Care to Buy.4
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUM.
Today
Friday
loi
lo
Hogs.
-. .....900
., ,...I4S
Cattle, Sheep,
' . 7
o
100
Tut Down Price
CHICAGO ', WHEAT MARKET.
, Open. Cloae.' Oct. K. Los
DM. '....100 tIKA 100 '
293 May ....101 101 Vi A ,103A
llSIJuly .... t 97 C : 98 "
ISO I
Chicago, , Oct 17. Wheat Trlee
cloaed at- a loaa of mora than I cent
Portland Union Stockyard,' Oct 17. If or the day. It -must be remembered
rii hnm iarka in innr ...in fftrl""1' mere was a rainer anarp upturn
na boa; market l,10o lower again ror Jut Mon the cloae yesterday, which
aalea scarcely go above fl.tp at this I made the December , today aeem more
time. The run in the local yard waa I important tnan it is in aot. , rronabiy
llgbl tod.; but wa. eufflcUntly h- ""V'waV lonWfr. JWf
wr a mruf jot rwOTiwraj ii irom isaaera wno nave oeen reauo-
There
aell-aoma
Cattle are weak with no arrivals ta '"r7.wi-","liuJ'"
fh. tk. . ai inoiaera ana xnia xorceaine vwmauvr
0 coraro,nt ,0 mk oa tn,moderaU Tally at the cloae.
lor a oaiuraay xor Teoeivera waniea rant from leaders who have been r
clean up and were therefore more will-1 in their llnee or late bulges. '.
ing to cut the pHce lOo In order to do sol .M woug h of thla Utter kind of
than.w.re It aSoth.r day of the week.- ft ? ?,
markr t
Kold Cattle Back Say. Sealer, I terdays market. It waa a email mar-
That i wnnM Ka ha Ka thinii tnr I ket. -A reDort from the grain dealers
ahlppera to hold their cattle for a few meeting at St Loula Is to the effeot
Corn was largely a repetition of yea
Hill la Iha nnlnlnn Ih. traa fnr thai that COIfl rSlMTS eaat Ot the rlVSf OOn
markot. ... ..u . ...n..... I alder that condition aa maturing is
W a I w autt wau aat was aaa un av waa. - . - '
liberal arrlvala would greatly affect the auoui 7 per cent or a run crop,
price. In any event auoutlona will be , OaU market held . well all day and
eonnldera,! & lower tod.v. I closed with barely a feature for the
"Ton C. Benaon of Benaon A Gould I"''- , J' ',' , ,
aavi in this reaard: "No one seems to . RaJige of Chicago prices furnished by
want cattle at this time and, they are I Overbeck & cooko co.t
extremely nard to move at any price.
If they continue to come It will hurt
the price. .- While there la but little I rw.
atrength in the hog market, they arelu&v
.......
elr cattle
from the; market for ahout twn weeks. I Dec.
for the buvera are filled un and nrlces I May
will drop If - they persist in making I July
shipments; ThS sound packers are I
filled up and 'do not want to buy at this I re
time. They likewise have large num-1 iT?',
airengin in tne nog maraec,
moving at f .B0 today."
J. C, lionergan aays: "My I
for snippers to hold bsrk the
Open.
100 W
103H
. 99
WHEAT.
High.
1004
103
984
COltN.
Low. Close,
98 99HA
102 102UA
97 4 97 "2
bers of cattle en route and this 'hurts
the market. Hosts are about 10c lower.
at $6.60 for the top. I
A year ago today hosa were weak:-! Vot-
cattle Anil' ihAMi firm! nn nhana-a In l-Jan.
alucs. I May
Following la the general rane of val-1
uea on stock ruling in the yards for late I Oct.
May
July
V
shipments:
Hogs Best east of mountains, ts.50:
ordinary. 18; blockers and China fata.
10. ib; Blockers end feeders. 16.
cattle select, east of, mountains,
steers, tit medium steers. $3.60: ordi
nary. 43.26; best cows, $2.86iQ3; heifers.
fx. 26: medium cows, ZMz.S!6; stags,
$2.60(98; bulls, $2.
Bheop Hest wethers, $3.69; ordinary
wethers, $3.26; lambs, $4- straight
$4.60;
Jan.
May
Oct.
Jan.
May
... 68 ts "'4 t3A
... 63Vi S 3Z 3A
... 2 63 . . 62H 62H
OATS.
... 48H 48H ' 48l 4RHB
... 60S . 60 60H 60 HA
.,. 46 46 46H 46B
PORK.
1326
...1606 1605 1496 1496
...1490 1492 1486 I486
LARD.
930
... 906 907 902 902B
... 902 906 900 900B
RIBS.
. .. 875 876 8'0 860N
. .. 806 806 800 800
... 810 812 806 807
STOCK VALUES
GO DfiWII IE
Reactions Were General in
s. IYew YorliXist Today
' Good Support Later.
Kaw Tork. Cot 17. Reactions wars
general in the list today, but aood bud-
port waa. tendered on the decline and
private advlcea from the eaat ara to tha
tnwi inai me aDaorption on tne recea
alon waa by good intereata, and that the
action or tooaye market la to be re-
garaea . aa . natural,, arter recent ad
vancaa ' Tennessee Copper was the aal
lent feature, and waa aharolv ailvanrad
on favorable reports ee to the output.
I da metal issues were : comparatively
lrm. and taken aa a whole tha aiiin
is narniy.Bigniricani. Tne list la stlli
controJlaa nv atrona- lntaraata inrl thai
attitude will be buTllah unless develop-
uivu a ae uinoitij aisiuroing.
Range of New Tork ortoea furnlahad
py wreroecir, m uooae uo.;
DJBSCKIPTION.
AmaL Cop. Co..
ton
49
182H
fn . V. a I7rnnt a t fit ft marKAtl at thlR
time and while there are many com-1 owes. $3: mixed lots. $2.60(92.76,
Plaints aa to tlie price, fccel vera are . veal tnoice young calves,
able to secure 37c for their best heavy ana rougn, ts.boiffi
quality. A portion of the arrivals havol Tard's Representative Prices
peen Kepi in ine .cuuuiry lor ' The following transactions are renre
KS.";nt.qi. riVeivaH V sentatlve of late sales In the local yards
Latest News of
Oregon Crops
Chicked market 1 .feeling good at " '"dlcate ctly the extent of the NORTHWEST WEATHER FORECAST,
n, cnicKen mantel is reeling goon j Bri-,, nM nr th virln. .
Che advance quoted yesterday but there "d.3VLhtP f tb var,ou"
li no excitement in tne Duying. tie-1
celnta are rather limited and It Is Eood I HOGS.
for the price that they are for tho de-1 Weight. Price.
mand comes only from the smaller! 12 hogs .t 8,320 $6.26
dealers and their wants are not heavy. I 66' hogs ...12,766 6.60
Supplies of chickens in the hands of CATTLE.
the larger retailers are very liberal l25 teerm ..27.660 . 3.26
na luey win fiuk utwcij cii mo
Ket for awnue.
Oregon and Washington Fair tonleht
ngni irosi west portion, freezing tem
peratures cast portion. Sunday fair and
warmer; norm to east winds.,.
Idaho Fair tonight,, with freexlng
temperatures. Sunday fair and warmer.
Sharp Decline in Cabbage.
Owing- to the audden Increase of of-
4.66:
graham J4a.
export $3.60; valley,
s. ff.4o; wnois wnoat.
(Ui;
$4.6;
Klamath Falls. Or., Oct. 17. Heavy
rains prevailed over Klamath "county
the past few days, with every indication
of same continuing. A heavy fall of
snow is reported m tne mountains. This
uwmt i mo ouuvoi. luii.caao ' f ST5o- haiei. is. 'lis me rirsi gooa ram in many monttiB,
ferlngs because this is really cabbK I oatV Tracts new-No. 1 white. 130 I an- w,u bo of Breat valo to stockmen
time the cabbage market is showing i -01Svri,r,a,cftL n xsa wnlMI 5"' on account of the benefit to the ranire.
it ereot aroonrt 32 and I2.2S ter Willamette valley, fancy, 1S011 or-
qulte a sharp decline along front atreei
While Drlcea have heretofore been he!
stiff and ereot around $2 and $2.26 per
100 pounds, jrront street rirms are ot
tering ' stocks today around $1.601.76.
For this time of the year even . the
present price Is considered excessive
but the amallness of the crop , has
changed conditions - somewhat
Orders Oomlaa; ox Oregon Hops.
dlnarv. 313.60: eastern Oregon. $16(916:
mixed, siogpio.oo; clover, i; grain, ij
cbeat $10: alfalfa, iojh
at number of orders In the market
Acoordlng to the trade, there are quite
number of orders In the market a
the- present time for Oregon hope. -Hep
man KiaDer oi jaoer. won t wetter l i5C;
received
Traits and Teretabiea.
FRESH FRUITS oranaea. 14.089
4.60: bananas. iUo per Its- crated, ic:
lemona 14.60 & 6.26 box: arranefrult. ti
04.60: pineapples. Hawaiian. 32.6O08.5o
dozen; cantaloupes, $1,76; black
on account of the benefit to the range.
Jacksonville, Or., Oct. 17. The rain
fall in southern Oregon has been very
heavy the -past few days. During Octo
ber one fifth the average annual ratn-
iau nas Deen precipitated, or four and
three fourtha inches. Tne ground Is
wet deep down and the plows are buay.
Bums, Or., Oct. 17. The rains have
rnmftinnitfal anrlv title, rail whlnt,
I the farmers feel enthusiastic over the
9
gyVSIfLU ?"' K crops ot grain next
I tf V W f3 a u u vua V VI V f VW
man " i. . " "ciwi i joc; nucxieDerries. c
company, states that his firm has again berries, 39.6010 per bbL
aome orders but
place until
no buyina
will
cleaned
Other
are paying i vu ou a iwuiiu aiia iat- i ouylng
ter being the extreme top. Klaber, Wolf I 80s3)90o;
OZ nviwi , 11 y a,i 1 j s,a,a ivciYVU U10 lur 1 2 "a c,
ONIONS New Oregoa, $11.26 per
iva n 1 on. nnni na ri.m no. I
Kuw v. .... 1 aunureu. Manic, vc iwunta t
up last week's heavy purchases, f APPLES -New. 50c $1.16 et box.
dealers are Duymg, however, and potatoes nw. aaiitnir si mi va
lor shipment, per cwt. fancr.
ordinary, 70 80c; sweet, 2
7:iVs t. - " f 1 - 1. 1 I VEOBTABLBS-Turnips, new Ore iron.
hops but dull for other qualities; choice 75c sack; parsnips, 85c $1.0o; cabbage.
oods practically exnausteo. ' $i.601.76i tomatoes, local, 3086o per and Harrlman the nSonla win iv thi
box: California. 31 crate: beans. He: H,...h i.
DasKets, 12HW year. Farmers all over the countv have
pound; cran- commenced plowing and gettlna their
jsrouna reaay lor rail grain. Borne who
did not sow grain this year owing to
the dryness of tho ground have put In
fall grain, and the crops are coming up
with good prospects of success. Last
fall the ground was dry all fall, fend
the grain never sprouted till spring,
when it was caught by the severe freei
ing weather In March and a large per
cent of the fall crop was killed. In the
new settled localities of Sunset valley
90
9S
48 V.
1T4
26
7U
138
ii "
0O7
42
68
is'
2 8 Vi
30
131
138
106
80
t
80
Am. C. A F., c.
do nfd.
Am. Cot Oil, e.
Am. Loco., c....
Am. Sugar, c...
Am. Smelt., c...
do nfd
A m. Woolen, c .
Atchison, o I
oaiu IV unio, c.
do pfd
Brook. R, Tr...
t.an. I'ac. c
Cent. La., c.
do pfd
O. W.. c.
C, M. & St. P.
4fr. N. W. ...
Sc- O. .......
ol. F. & T . e.
Col. So., p. I
do 2d pfd
do 1st Dfd ...
Corn Products,
do tifd
D. & It
D. & R. O., c
do pfd
Erie, c
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd . . .
Gt Nor., pfd . . .
I'l. Cont
L. & N. . ; . .
M., K. & T., o...
do pfd
Distillers
Ore Lands
Missouri Pacific .
National Iead ..
N. Y. Central"-..
N. Y.. Ont A W..
Nor. A W., com..
do pfd
North Amer. ...
North. Pac, com. 1141
Pac. M. St
Penn. Ry.
P. O.. U A C. c.
Reading, com. '. .
do I'd pfd
do 1st pfd.. . . .
Kep. 1. & s., com.
do- pfd. 1 4
Rock Ial., com. .
do pfd
S. L. A 6. F., 3 p.
ao 1st Did. . . .
a l. a a w.. a-
do Dfd. .
South. Pac. c. .
do pfd
Southern Ry., c.
ao Dfd
Texac A Pacific
T..St L. A W.,c.
ao Dfd
Union Pac., c...
do Dfd.
U.. S. Rubber, c.
U. S. Steel Co., c.
'do Dfd
Wabash, o. . , . .
do pfd.
'. U. Tel..
Wis. Cent, c...
tr
74
to ii
4944.
1J2S
74
S
99
96
75
40
49
132
!
76
40
101
34
16
25 H
138
'42
35
43
is'
82
41
73
4
96
131
29
30
131
138
10
30
6
32
82
41
73
66
141
174
25
137
'42"
85
41
68
'n
28
30
131
13N
106
80
5
30
81
40
73
87
19
47
30
18
do pfd.
Wheeling Lake.
Westlnghouse .
103
118
22
63
26
96
131
64
140
69
166
32
46
109
26
47
82"
87
47
30
18
103
115
a
63
28
'59
166
46
109
26
48
83
96
ISO
86
19
46
30
18
102
118
lift
62
26
69"
165
9
11Z
86
104
Z3
90
9
88
174
96
7
137
to:
42
35
42
6A
68
17
73
165
28
68
30
35
43
131
188
106
go
65
81
68
65
81
104
40
73
80
4
11
-0
3
32
46
108
26
47
81
""Total sales, 17,700 shares. j
96
30
85
21
78
19
30
63
1.8
48
103
118
21
26
30
8
165
86
32
46
108
12
26
26
47
81
EATEST NEWS NO. 4
' Kindly follow us from time to time, as we publish reports from our en
gineer, Mr. II. D. Williams, M. E., direct from their only true source unvar
1 nished and without preparation for publication. Our engineer, deals in facts
rather than fiction he knows only what heees and can prove,: and that is
what he reports in his own language, as follows: r f : ' I
DelatQ, Idaho, 0ot.' 10, 1908,
"The Potioie Mining Company, Portland, Ore. . . . -
' Gentlemen: I am getting the rnapa and other things , , ,
. together just aa fast as possible; but there nas been lots
' of little details at the mine that had to be adjusted, so '
, matters will go ahead as they should on Tunnel No. 1.
Our new steel is here and we are getting it out up, so '
as to avoid a shortage and delays in the work. We laid 17
ft. of new Vail today.
' 11 1 think No., 5 would bb the best place for &fessrs.
Wood & Hayw'orth to lease, as there haa been more work done 1
there and is a better showing, as there is already ore to
work on. the entire length of the tunnel, 140 ft. They
have. already done some s toping: up about 8 ft. and the
stops is about 40 ft. long. The pay streak shows from
8 to' 14 in., and is continuous to where she is faulted
against the porphyry dyke on the north side. This vein
is nearly flat and in the Prit chard slate. This is the
same vein on which are located the Yosemite, Daddy, Mother '
Lode, Treasure Box and Oooident mines, 2 1-2 miles to the
east a,t Littlefield. This ore shows free gold in. spots,
some places quite rich,-with occasional variable propor-'
tions of pyrite, chaloopyrite, galena and sphalerite.
Some ore on the Buckeye Boy, on this vein, runs, as high
as 120.5 oz. of gold and 28 oz. silver, but the usual class of
ore runs from ten to twenty-five dollars in gold. This mine
lays two miles north of us. - A single pocket of ore produced
$25,000.00, the ore being crushed by hand in mortars.
"I am sending you a few prints that we have made and
have some more under way. Yours sincerely,
H. D. WILLIAMS, M. E.
We are receiving congratulations on every hand for the publication of "Lat
est News." . The public appreciates this kind of information, because they know
it is simply facts as they exist, and as seen by an engineer whose 18 or 20 years'
practical experience qualify him to' prove each fact. He puts in 8 or 10 hours each
day on the ground, and is .thoroughly familiar with conditions he sees, he proves
and then he knows it.
Our stock is fully paid and non-assessable. We are selling 50,000 shares at
25 cents per share for development and improvement of our properties, consisting
of ,11 full claims in the Coeur d'Alene Mining District. We have the ore, and
are now going after it.
Don't lose sight of this property $5.00 CASH AND $5.00 MONTHLY
WILL BUY TWO HUNDRED SHARES.. The same ratio of payments will
buy a larger number of shares. Write for application blank.
POTICIE MINING COMPANY,
Roorn 3, Cor. Sixth and Washington. Raleigh Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
BID IRE BUT
ASK DECLIKE
Buyers Offer Advance of c
for Wheat Futures To
dayBarley Down.
aVnrs of Eastern Hop Xarksts.
The New York Producers' Price Cur- cauiiriower, ibcmjn; peas, loc: norserad-
ent gives the following; ot New Tork ""cnof.eaL J'.aof :,.Br1t?
bop market conditions: yj."T"fV.ii. VU1T' I rJl;..T. "VZX
"The market continues .uractlcallv tv- ""t """"S."!?11
unchanged. In New York state sales nl n2.JlZu" LSx'Klf'160
"?. do, iXot
a few Hundred balea are reported f roni d.oae" Punches; celery, 40 80c;
Ho to 13 c, the top price, however, I P""" c i
sage bunch land a fair trial next year
In Hitth fall a n ama-l n I
-
PRODUCK IX SAN FRANCISCO
havlnr been paid for only a few lota.
The During is .scattered, all dealers l SUGAR California
Orooeriss, smts. sio.
vuymg m ww ubicb. oiuupiBssre com- nnerr Cube. 16.40; powdered. It.2:
ma in iyi40, ui m iun imii i perry, co.vo: ary aranulati
ii v
a few bales or each lot are pressed.
... Mors rain is needed before the crop
.will ds entirety oaiea up. , .
Brief Votes ot Wholesale Trade.
A large shipment of eastern Concord
wanaa la am th. marttAt In milt. msA
condition but because of their long 'V???1
journey tney are not in - such good
condition as tha home product The
latter ara in large supply and low
priced.
Peach market la still in nn haA
shape in fact conditions are not ao
rood as tney were a lew aays ago.
applies still accumulating and thre
berry, io.06: dry a
granulated. $5.06; conf. A., $0-06; extra
granulated, M.06;
yellow.
San Francisco, Oct , 17.Eggs Per
uusen, (jiiiioroiB iresn, inciuaing cases,
extras, 49 o; firsts, 41c; seconds. 27c;
imras, ac; eastern,. Z5c: firsts. 2Zc:
storage, California extras, SOc; firsts.
zee; eastern storage extras, 26c: firsts,
24c.
Butter Per pound. California fresh.
goo
UE
la acaroely a Vecular Dries to nuntn.
Potato market is dull although firm
locally.
Growers are still Inclined to hold
ftnlons and supplies In Front street mar
k.ts are small. Prices hold,
front street sells at the following
prices..' Tnose paid snippers are loss
regular commissions: , j
- v JtnTtor. Snra ana roatrv.
BUTTER Extra creamery. Me;
rancyaoc: store, xwc.
BUTTER . fat Delivery tab.
34 c; sour.,
Portland 8weet cream.
If c per lb.
EOGS-
eastarn.
33 Local, best I7c:
lvtsoe: local storage. ic -
POULTRY Mixed,, chickens, 11 &
llc; nena. nc; roosters old, e; fry
ers, 11 o; broilers, 11 e; geese, spring.
fc turkeys, alive. l17o;
spring ducks. l4o lb: pigeons, squabs,
tie. ft per Xdos;. -old. $1;. dressad
poultry, 101e lb higher.
' CHKEflE Full- craus. flata, triolets
and daisies. 14(flc; Young American,
ItUVlle.
" i."0 ! xoas.
HOPS 10I crop, choice. c; prime
ty choice, f07c; prime. 7e; dm
dlom, c lb. .
WOOL liOS Waiamrtt. nn.. i Sr
fiUaUkPSKlNS Enearlac. 101
acs; snort weoi. iicviic; medium
wooL .0I1 eacn; long woot, ike
tl.t. seen. '
MOHAIR l0l Nominal, ' Itle.
a IE jtii. n t la. t-
16S6: beet rranulated. Il ia: barrela. extras. Sic; firsts, 2 c: seconds. 22 c
15c; half barrels. Ic; boxes, tba ad-th'ra" 0c; eastern extras, 27c: ladles,
vance on saca oasis. cu"i iupi., it;; piciuea, fo. i,
(Above prices are 10 day est eirt pacaing, o. l, isc; packing No.
otationa) 2. 20c: storage, California extras. 2c.
EALT Coarse Half around. IftOa Cheese New. per pound. California
til oer ton: 60a tll.50: table, dairy, mats, fancy, 13c; firsts, lie; seconds.
60s, 118.60: 10s. 118.00; . bales. $2.1; 9c; California Young America, fanc
Imported Liverpool, tOs $2oToO: 100a,U4e; firsts, lie: eastern New York
ils.OO; 4s, f 18.00: extra fine barrels, cneoaars. lancy, iihc: Oregon flats.
2s, li lDd 10s. f4.6O05.Ss Liverpool fancy, ISc; Oregon Young America,
' 1 , uuiiornia storage, rancy,
flata Uc.
Potatoes Per cental, river whites
(sacks), fancy, 080c; poor, f0$0c;
Salinas Burbanks, I1.2SO1.C0; Oregon
Burbanks. tl.2l1.15; early rose, 759
86c; sweet potatoes, to tha trade, seeks.
i.so; cniw, si.oe.
.Onions Per sack, yellow' tOff 5c
Oranges Per box. Valenclas, 1102.50
lump rock. I20.E0 per ton.
RICK imperial Japan No. I. fo:
NO,
. CU All .. I.T. . 1 .
ajax, ) , (jraoue,
HONBY-e-New. lto par In.
COF rKE Packs gebrands, $11.14
- BEAKS Small white. IS. 10: larga
white. $4.60: pink, $i.7d: bayou. tl.76
LI mat, 'i.75; Mexican reds. $4.60.
atsAta, Visa aad rrovrssoaa
HAK8. BACON, ETO Portland pack
tiocai i namst IV to is ia. ito per id;
breakfast bacon. 1IQ11U ID: Dlcnloa.
lie lb: cottaae roll, lie lb: reaular short
cleara smoked, 13o lb; backs, heavy,
smoked, lie lb; light, smoked. 14o lb;
beuies. smoked. 16o lb; pickled tongue,
70c each. ,
DRESSED MKAT8 Front street
Hogs, fancy, Sc; ordinary, 77e;
target 7cj veai, axtrs, itttfio m: ordi
nary. ?0s lb: hnn. K3fa lb: mutton.
fancy, IO70 lb; spring lamb. 1071a
LOCAL LARD Kettls leaf 10s, llo
perTb: is. 16 per lb: 60-lb tlna 14
per lb: steam rendered. 10s, 14-per
lb; as. i
Nevys Gossip
of Finance
Portland clearings today.,
Year ago ;
Balances today
Year ago
Seattle clearings
Balances ........
uoston, uot 17. A pi
ruptcy against E. W. G
ers, was filed today b
..$1,282,468.30
.. 1,473,667.00
119,684.60
301,134.91
$1,484,164
186,895
iet!tion in bank-
ay & Co., brok-
tov the c
the firm. Over a million dollars is In-
creditors of
volved in the case. The chief members
or tne iirm are Eben w. Gay and Jo
seph W. Jackson.
Washington. Oct 17. The treaaurv
statement today shows: Receipts, $1,
600,008; disbursements, $2,030,000.
4
World's Wheat Prices.
4 December.
Portland 90 B
Chicago 99 A
4 New York .., 108
Minneapolis 100
4 Duluth 104 B
Kansas City 93
4 Winnipeg 92 '
4 St. Louis 99
San Francisco 166
4 Liverpool 7a 8d
4 Per cental.
TWO WIVES WANT
MARITAL KNOT CUT
Helen F. Short Says Raymond Has
Been Cruel Mr. Baker Is In
dolent, Says Mrs. B.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Oregon City, Oct. 17. Helen F. Short,
by hor attorneys, U'Ren & SchuebeL
commenced a divorce suit yesterday
against Raymond L. Short alleging cru
elty. They were married at Portland,
December 26, 1903, and she avers hat
ever since their marriage' the defendant
has been cruel and Inhuman toward her,
without any cause or provocation on her
part She specifies no particular' In
stances of his alleged cruelty. She also
aaks for the custody of their 4-year-old
daughter.
Lorena Baker wants a divorce from
C. I. Baker, Tor cruelty. They were
married December 25, 1904, and from
that date until October 12 of this year,
she avers, he haa used profane, abusive
and insulting language toward her. A
few moments after tho marriage cere-
i
mony, she avers, he said In the pres
ence of the guests that she belonged to
htm and would have to ao as ne saia.
She also avers that he Is too indolent
to work for his family, although In
f ood' health ' and able-bodied. In add!-,
Ion to a divorce, sha asks for tha cus
tody of their two minor children, and
ins sum Ul fiv yvsr uiuuin aiiiiit'ii ii
iSO Axnnnsa money and counsel fees, an 'J
an order restraining him, from selling
their furniture.
Harry M. Boss Arrives. ,
Oregon City, Oct 1 17. The singer
evangelist Harry M. Ross, who will
have charare of the chorus at the re
vival meetings at the First Baptist
church, arrived In Oregon City last ?
night. Evangelist Shannon and wife
will arrive tonight. All will be housed
at the Baptist- parsonage during their
stay in the city.
sirs ro
STJTORBS
CATAxoan
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Eta
Address' '"-' ' si.n.i;':.
J. J. BUTZER. SEEDS
Dyt A. i
- in non . . '
. . " k. II.-
Mexican dollars, 450.
-Bar silver 61 c;
London, Oct 17. Bar silver, 23Td.
York,
BOSTON . COPPER MARKET.
r 1 ,
Furnished by Ovsrbeck A Cooke Co.)
noswn. uci, 1 i.-'-'riiciai Bid prices
newnouse .... t
Nlpplsslng ..
North Butt.. 82
East Butte...
Old Dominion. 60
TALLOW Prime, per. lb. Hc; N.
s
SAUK. Uld.
6c; new, $c
I ssd rrea
ClilTTIM
imjrS Pry hide. II CM 4o H: arwetC
V I, la, .uu. . I iai aa,. m mm 10;
klp.yTe; ealTes, rn 6l pme
' - : Orara. Towt aa Xay.
WHIAT Baying trie, mw Track,
PorUaad Club, ?fe; blirectem.
He: fortyfold, tlLtxci rL 44 011c;
Wt'lamett -rallay. .
kriLLBTrrrS Selling tHr. . Bran,
t?M: wiMHIIbss. fit; shorts, $);
ixP. Illpll jr ton.
fcARLET fW. $!02t.t; roiled.
121 it: hrtwlnm. 17.
LO"R Sai it rirv. r. n era Ot-
straight, il.it Q
r-A
14 nr lb: comnvund. 10a lk
per lb. '
TIB 3 Rock cod. ! lb: Onadara.
So per lb; halibut 7c cer lb: atrlped I Daly west.
waa, iwu yww lui csiuva IV fPW ftv, j- tmirib
saimon, eninooav ie'. sllversfi, Sc: c.r
lings, pi lb;.ole. T per Ibr shrimp,
iio 1; prrn, vo pr lt: tomood. 10r
id; lotwtri. zbc per id; rraan macaar.t.
I I in; crawnsn, lc pr doaaa; atar-
rOB 1 par in; niack , It
lb; silver mlt, per lb; black
le par lb; crab. ILttLt i
Adventure .. 7
Alloues . . . t 17
Arcadian .... 1
Atlantic .... 17
Boston Con... 13
Butte Cola.. 24
Black ML.... t
caiumet at
Alison ...lit
Calumet A
Heel $0
Centennial .. 24
Conner Rang 71
C. Ely 7H
Waat. . .
klyn ... 12
uranby lew
Oran
(Mrouz
rt I VtM. ...... 6
arl Mtchlgaa ... II V
mt I Miami
ed.1 X'evada 14
O areola
"arrot ....
Phoenix ..
Qulncy ....
Royal ....
Shannon . .
Pup. Pitt.
Tamarack .
United
Vtah Mining.
Utah ",
iVlKtnrt.
10(Wolvsria.
. v tnona
.117
. 27
, 60
n
10
1 1
3
in
etai.
l
U. B. Mining.. U
Lak
. ' OTgTIRS ehoajwat.r Bay. pmT tmi- Caeta
lo. $160; per 10-lb sack. l OOVoirsa-j
i . . 4.lS7 FUmtI W 4 i 7T.4 SAX FRAXCISCO GRAtt MARKET
dofi: stTTi in shell. $1.7$ pe 1 . - '
v. i-i.rn.D.11.
Ia Boa. iiii! a. . . - - ri
rasor clam. 62.M Wh,: IK. oa I r hYr, ouot.t-
raisM.'OSM. OtV in. , I Ca.b wheat Walla
17. Merchants'
Wana whlta
-POPE Manila, alaaL T tKI1-,H: r Raealaa. 11 Tarkay rd,
BENZINE M de;, cimT 1H m U 'S: We-a. tLtl. '
ai. Iron l,bls 11, pr gal. I Future wheat May, lf.11; Drrm-
unrLJiwa-la va. iiut nrlT, ii.a via.
1 ceo t-u.y unnv k4d;
gl
1
gaL
UNSEED OIL Raw, kbit.
gal; Mt cf 340 galuaa. 1 UmZ 9il I ak4: pwtabtr, $L.4V bid, tl.41
ak. frat 114 Ua 1 ask4
WHITK LEA I Tea la T p M ilstaffs Bran. $f; aalddllagn,
!: vta e lb: 1m. leta iiT IIIW: Hrta. Hit.
WUU NAL'-l Piaai bal $164, I ot bit. 11 4; U. per caataL
Ik. I brawtna- 1114.
' I . k..U. .Taw .f . LH . . .
fa. I w'.i" , - J . . i-. . m9. 9 i . .
New
bonds:
Twos, registered . . .
do couoon
Threes, registered.
do coupon
Threes, small bonds
Fours, registered..
do coupon.
Twos, Panama ....
PUL of Columbia.
Fours, Philippine..
Oct .17. -
Date.
. 1930
. 1980
. 1908
. 1J08
.' 1925
. 1925
Government
Bid. Aaked.
103
104
100
101
100
120
123
102
110
110
104
i66
101
Hi"
ioi4
Sat.
FrL ,
Thurs
Wed.
Tues.
Mon.
Sat
Total
BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS.
i-Cars.
Flour. Ha
1
1
Barley.
.. 1
.. 1
. 5
.. 8
. .11
..15
.. 1
..IT
3
4
2
14
lay.
15
12
13
7
11
11
10
70
Oats. Wheat
4
12
13
11
6
9
61
46
83
27
(3
86
123
63
41$
New Tork, Oct 17. Metal Copper.
lake.UH tf llc; electrolytic, 11 O
llHc; castings, 12913c.
Tin $29 r 29.25.
Lead $4.22 y 4.27.
PORTLAND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
The Board of Trad furnl.hr. th
following list of nroduoe arrival at
trriana ror in past z noura:
616 box applaa, 481 bunches and
1 car banana, 1 crate berries. 4T bar
rel cranDrrtaa, z4 noxe and it baak-
ts grape. 217 box peachea, 1 sack
oeana. it Men eahbaga, 16 crate cauliflower,-21
sack anions. 12 sacks and
car potato, j car sweet potato,
aek tarnin. 10 aarka yc.tahlav
. a-aaion rrm as nnnni mi
71 eaea bnttr, 171 easa am
eas chtesa 44 boxes clam a. 14 Imtm
and 1 barrel rba. I boxa. crawfish, II
bo 1 e eyster, 12 box fun, 2 boxea
shrimps, $1 coops chickens. $ coop
turkeys. 26 dniiii boga 44 vest. Jj
mniua, 1 car proaoet pacKlag-boax
I car drid fralt 1 car cannad rnli a
car cnnd tomat, 60 box raiaina.
New Tor Cotton Mark.
Marc
May .
air .......
LfCfatt
.169
.14
.144
.$
H'ra. Low. Ooa-
ITI lt 176
Ml 167 117
III 4t III
65 144 111
1 , I t
117 tit (II
Lirwpool VbeaA Markrt.
Llvirpa!. Ort. 17 Wt etc:
tt-rrab-r. t U; March. Is !.: Mar.
4 V.
A better tone in foreign markets
aided wheat futures on the Portland
board of trade today but buyers and
sellers did not get sufficiently close to
effect sales. There waa an advance of
e in th bid on November but a de
cline of c was noted in the aaked
price. The same condition exists In the
I December deliveries, the bid being o
abov yesterday while sellers were will
ing; to let go at a loas 01 c.
Cash wheat market Is quiet with
prices practically tha aame.
There waa a slight weakening of the
ssked prices In oats futures on the
board today and December delivery was
orrered 140 a cental unoer yesterday.
Bid Drlce unchanred.
Bidders were not so eari' for barley
futures today, which resulted in a loss
of 10 a cental In November. Ask
prlc waa nnchangad. at $1.12. Indi
WUi
eating that holder war not
ling to
ocept any reduction. Tber waa no
chang In December option for the day.
1 Tber waa a sal of thre car of
alfalfa meal on 'chang today at til
a ton traca r-oruano.
Board of trad prlc today
CLUB WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Nr. 0B 91 A
DM. .. 94B 12 A
Na 1 WHITE OATS.
Not. ..166 A ...... , 166 A
Deo. ..1.67A 1-57 A LttfcB L66 A
Na 1 FEED BARLEY.
Mot. 1-ft M W 1 -) $ )4 A
Dm. ..1.1B - 1.14 A
Livestocks S toady ta East.
Chicago. Oe- 17. Ran:
xra, arti. sneep.
Ladd & Til ton Bank
PORTLAND, OREGON '
Esublished 1859. , '
Oldest Bink on the Pacific Coast
Capital fully paid - - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.00
OFFICERS
W. M. Udd, President
Edward Cookingham, Vlce-Pres.
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier.
' v'
R. S. Howard Jr, Asst Cashier,
J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier.
Walter M. Cook. Asst Cashier.
Interest paid oa time deposits and tarings accounts. Accounts of
banks, firms, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks
for gala and drafts issued available in all countries of Europe
,
x
Cbleag ........ .ll.SC
Kansas City .
Omaha .
Hon sr steady. ltt ovr ytar-
day 4 Iv nmriptM yesr go 1
rnnrh. Iije6.6l: lickt
CtU 4 stsady.
16 444 6 44;
.i.ff S.M
atnr than hlf f Traces' tnHsaeo
In port aois from tb Laitd ntate.
O verbecik & Cooko Co.
CtcnaLssIoii CeTCIii3!s, Slodsx ZsztX CoZzx Crs'a. E.'-
M17 BOARD OF TTULDZ BOTLDINa
It embers Chicago Board of Trade, CWrcspondents of Lofin A tryt
Chkafo, Kew York. Eoatoa.
V'e have the en!y privat wir coenccticg Tort!and with tit tti't-
exchacge.
KZMBER4 PORTLAND OAJU Cf 7Riri