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Newspaper Page Text10 Tim OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 23. 1008. THE News Gossip of Finance BREWERS DO, B'f ; CUBE JOS HOPS Boor-Makers Are Not In the Market Here or Else- where at the Moment. TffAIH LOAD DF ALFALFA Ml Demand Is Very lUavy and Price Is Advanced 50c a ' Ton to Wholesalers. Portland wholeanle markets: Light trade In hV Kggs r quoted firmer. Pemand for chirks U heavy. Some onot advance for cheese, tfutter firm, but unchanged, pressed rimU conie very fast ZJjrM Trade In Bo Harget. n'hn n nivMlnml transaction Is shown In the local hop market at thii time, the market It unusually quiet. Wrttl Mint Interests still ding to the Me that the present dullness is due to the apliroHrnina- national eiwuuu. fut-t la bretvern have already purchased more than they will likely uae the pres ent season.? If anyone believes that brewers are anxious to secure hop at nv price, they would soon discover their mistake piawldtng they would try to sell the maker of beer a few hundred balee. -Here In the Paclflo northwest practically every orewer na hops tie warns, ana mr ion etlrely out of the market With prohi bition gaining. althOtign the make pr hr In Or.-erm was sTignllv larger In (.September. 1901, than during the same period a year ago, new territory is con atantlv being added to the prohibition movement. Wlill to some extent the manufacture and sale or tne ao-caueu . near beer Is takin the place of the. real object In a few Instances In dry sec tions, brewers are not anxious to tako . on any more hopa until they see what is going to happen. This same condition rule In the ast, business with brewers hot being shown In any section. Bar Plenty of Bops. ' World's VkMt Prices. , Dec. Portland I .10 HB Chicago A fit. Louis.. Kansas City 1!4 Minneapolis ............ 1. 01 Duluth .... Winnipeg , Sao Francisco . .". Liverpool - "board of trade receipts. CATTLE PRICES II IIICII BOTTOM 'DISBURSED- RAHL SEIIDS OF $90,000,000 WHEAT DOWfl , FA11T&AND BANKS. Cleertnga today .-IJ J " Year ago i.??!?!';? lialaneoa today ........... J'J'"; X ear uo .v........ ... TACOAIA BANKS. Clearings today !!!!! Ilalancaa today JO.IJI 8KATTU5 BANKS. : Clearings today , !i!!!I! Balances today I1M0I Drop of 25c in Steers Toda November payments to Good Showers Keliere Largos Delieved to Be Last Cut Ileaeh a Tremendous Thr- Tart of Drought Stricken. on Movement. ure Stock Jfarket Off. Middle West, v. v..i v. ii r.p illtar. 11 He: Ueilcan aojiara, c London, Oct li.Bar allver. II U-lld. Tork. New bonds Oct. II. floveroment Twos, registered.... 1S30 lOStt lot .(I do coupon. ..... .. 110 Threes, registered.. 1101 104 ioou lArtlT 1.0HB 1.85A ?s 8d Per cental. That the brewers have plenty of hops ; 1 shown In the matter of imports. The , Importation of hops -Into the United :';, Cla t.m 1 . ,tot tht KHltnT ' tOtSl 806 balos, compared with B99 bales for the . same period a year ago. aiibi mo " elgners are not worrying over their hop nupplles 1H likewise enown ay iw in occreae in uie niiimtun m frnm thlm nnnntrv. ITtl tO.thlS time til Vnlted States has shipped 1.897 bale; this season, while Tor tne same periou a- year ago the f ports toiaieo e.e i ' Ksviaw of Baatern Market. The n. Tnrkr Producers' Price Cur rent gives the following review of the There Is no change In the situation here. Buying continues In New iyrk state at irom lie 10 mc, ana 1 hundred bales have been sold, principiuly '-at the lower Jevel,. Country, dealtrs have been chieflv identified In this movement. More rain has fallen and baling Is being done, but a great many - of the crops are still unpressed. Other markets are very quiet. Locally there in absolutely nothing doing, r There is no trading between dealers. 8,nd busi ness wltli brewers Is still very slow. Cables from London report the official estimate of their crop at ?i,uuo cwis., which is slightly under the general estl mate heard heretofore. The English market is very quiet and depressed. Continental markets are firm for. choice . goods and.verr weak on lower grades." The following are the latest New York hop prices; , i Cents Per Lb. Btate, 1908, prime to choice 13SJ14 State, ISO'S, medium to good 10013 State, 1907 i HP 7 Pacific coast, 1908, prime to choice 10011 . Pacific coast, 1908, medium to good ' 8 9 'Pacific coast, 1907". 7 Germans. 1908 , .....2682 Pacific coast, 1908 , 2 8 Chicken xarket Very Firm. There Is a- very firm tone In the local chicken market, with ordinary lots sell . in quickly at 18Vic, while coops of . strictly fancy hens would likely bring a fraction more. Receipts at this time are smaller than demand. "The big rush of chickens to market 'is over." says W. H. Dryer of Dryer, Bollam & Co. "It looks to me as If those -Car: Barley. Flour. Hay. Oats. Wheat. Fri 7 2 88 Thurs. ... 12 1 22 8 Wed. .... 8 16 8 75 Tues. .... I 10 10 45 Mon. .... 18 28 9 188 Sat. 1 1 16 4 48 who wanted to get rid of their supplies because of the high grain prices have already done so. and this should Insure a rood market from this time rortn." Egg market is firm, with most sales . today at 40c. ' Brief Botes of Pront Street. Cheese market is firmer, and some sellers are asking 150 a pound for fists in small lots. 1 Creamery butter market is very firm, with supply end demand about equal. Supplies of dressed meats , are very liberal at this time, ar.d because of the - lower values in the yards for live stuff front street dressed supplies are not moving so freely. Some aje shading values a Traction. Peach market still at a standstill. FTont street sells at the following : -prices, v Those paid shippers are less regular commissions: Batter, Ere ana Poultry, BUTTER Extra creamery, 16c; rancy, aoc; store, zvc. BUTTER FAT Delivery f. a h. tTortland Sweet cream, 34 &c; sour, "' 83 He per lb. . ' . . EK3S Local, best. 40o doa; eastern, 285!32Hc: local storage. 30c. POULTRY Mixed, chickens. 11H 1 2c hens, 12&;12c; roosters, old 9 10c; fryers. 1212c: broilers, 12 12Hc; geese, spring, 89c; turkeys, live, 17c; spring 4'icks. 14a lb; pigeons, quabs, $2fr2.50 per ddz; old, II; dressed poultry. llHc lb higher. CHEESE Full cream, flats, triolets nd daisies, 14i01Sc; Young Americas, ' UK 16c Bops, Wool and Boss. i " ' HOPS 1808 crop, choice, 8c; prime io cnoice, iU'v-ip; prime, vptt; medium, (C id. WOOL ioe Willamette valley, 15a SHEEPSKINS Snearlng. lOOlte each; short wool, 26c40c; medium wool, 9c 1 each; long wool. Hem 81. i ewrn. MOHAIR 1908 Nominal, 1819c. " TALLOW Prime, per lb, 104c; No. t andgreaac It 2 He CHITT1J4 BARK Old. 6e; new. Sc IB. Alfalfa meal demand Is growing so fast that an entire tralnload Is belntf brought to Portland from Echo. The train left yesterday and will arrive hers in time for delivery Monday morning. One reason for this big shipment of alfalfa meal just now Is that the rail roads have rearranged the freight rata. Whlla alfalfa meal formerly took the same rate as muiaturi ii.ii per ton to Portland the O. R. 4 N company concluded a short time ago that no such thing as alfalfa meal had been specified under feeds and therefore the rate was advanced to 87.40 a ton.. The rate has been changed back to the lower figure again by order of the state rail road commission. While comparatively a new article In the local market the demand for al falfa meal has grown wonderfullv and the rate to wholesalers has been ad vanced 60o a ton. The nrice to coh- sumera remains unchanged at 111 t ton. The entire grain market remains very quiet with quotations in the varlpus cash lines nominal. . . . On the board of trade today business waa stagnant and no deals were pu inrougn. vmuee on wneai, oats ana Dariey ruiures remain as oreviousi v quuicu. LLLB WHEAT. Onen. November a.,.t .MjiB.' December ....... .90B NO. 1 WHITE OATS, s November .21.62HB 11.B8 A December 1.62HB 1.56 A .NO. 1 FEED BARLEY, November ,1.S0 B 1.32A December 1.32HB 1.J6 A Bottom Za Beaohed, Among ths livestock trade In general It Is believed that the bottom price for cattle has bean reached for the present move ment and values will aoon go the Other way. , Same predictions are being made for hogs by the trade. Big; Boy amber- Slaborsements. According to Information fur- I t Dished by' the Wall Street Jdur-,. nal. the November dividend pay- Deo. May July CHICAGO WHBAT MARKET. L conpon. ...... , 10I 100W 101 Open...ao.a, Oot. lt. U M ' Hit fiSZ Mi" ..k... t a (ha , ! i iii hit A . H tm Pknami.:::: 101 . 16114 pi: ai at v i. i " -'" " - -- - - i r - ---, -m i in MiiDon iwj U0 ,...101H 7V Fours,' Philippine . . , . Oct II. Metal Copper, electrolytlo. itHV Chios go, jOct II. TVhlle news from Argentina wag attll generally telling I K.w Tork. e .m... h. ih. .i .11 1 l.k. likaiive: ;::c.-:.' . u ea-flnga: 11 houm. bearish tone. , Foreign markets Vera I . Lead 14.11 & 04.2T Vi weak and i generally-denraaMwi. T.lvrl , pool ODened to id under' vaster. I ... sv. . Tk. t. .. ... . w (lav mriA rlnaa with - r... i... V H.A I ""'"S" r,v- f.penea rattier cautious witn a grnnrai Z . I " " " u 1 104.751s dlsburaemeota, fi,i,uuw, -.4 fmAinm I turea lower to V hlaher. . I . rvmuanu iiUMiuv.il. nun , I iiowever. waa on nulta a liberal acala. I one inie inaxaeb opened lower, mere I ; o - i.mA ci I iL r wz','immm a hn it th. ti,ink ..r., i lxinaon. uci, mm, ovi wv, 252 60 le ments and disbursements In the 4 e United States will exceed l0,- ! (I BLSES DAUGHTERS; LEAVES WIDOW CASK Tha wilt f naorae W. Wai.iier. ena of the old rldants uf the county, was nmttted to iritMia In the -rwunty rouii i.iv it n Uiut... ar an amMia vm1i,.i at ID 000, all of wnii h ia beiiui-athad to Ihe widow, llaltle U Weldlcr. To his Ave daughters. Jlascl, klatel, Gladys. Italia and Clara, ths rathxr bequaathaU his aieaalng. I'arenihettcaliy lie . plalnad that they will rarelve auinitan llal dollar from another source, as they at belrs under th will of t'harlea I. Bacon, whose estate ha not yet beea distributed. ' ; Clnb W(i Tonight. " A meeting of the North East Sid Ira- rroveinant lun will be held tonight In he W, U W. hall at Rodney avenue and rtuaaall street bridge bain main topic of dlaouaalon. The propoeaa new nisrii th stel bridge will be the Juda U. U. Munlr, prominent member of the club, ' ays that tltay are unanimously In favor of the new project e e ! quiie a iinerai scaia. i "-"-h -- -T .1 ."Z:L"? '"CIV "'LZ Tendon. Oct 11 Sty ( copper. realas as i.u UAaHAH Kaiir I "e UMiaaw m k uia SS lsb, I a. WIIIUII mill I . . " ' - report Indicates that It will be neces- values above last nlght a oloslng. This higher. " www , -VCIUV V( V.VH , V ' . . Bl..ll..u.l.l,a .I04948I.88: demand. 4SM0C4S4.45; 60 the Hat which even the advance of H XJtV, : . . rfre,L"y "0,a.i",.ne, heavy : fain, throuih a'lar portiSi .!?. .L Il.-Consol. ahow a d a. VIVMU lllvevtJ I I M il. 1 a, L a . a -V a I jilln ar Hal Bn - t ur i use wrma c raunirv wn in n nan raaii i vime we. m wun a oecune oi aoout ztc in tne price !..-- W.n mr,..t .Toi,Fnt rivaa thai very Daaiy in need ftf inolstnre. Th Today Thursday .... 1907 1908 1905 400 369 140 123 226 IS Portland Union Stockyards, Oot 23.- of ateers today, It I believed that; the following summary of financial affairs: fiK..!?"-??. w2" VI!0 serious declines in the llveatock market . -Americans In London heavy to Jf" 5?"? rfm ..taIl , a . . . i iwinw naniv. Loonon aronerai maricet ia i - . : - j sr. UTvr lur awuiie u mau it I'n L L RrLa I . . . . i inclined to sen orr but coDDer stocks t . V"-:-'""""- nmwuw are aeinng aa low as I3.7B today; wnich ,how strength. It Is estimated that V8'-". Boston, Mass., uot M. oicai nio la practically, a loss of a quarter front Amalgamated Copper, is now earning fjh.,l? A'gentlna vlslbleX show In prlota: . , - r. f r ,.v former values. While the trade 1. able M.40 a share. St Paul olaces contracts bunhels. y.sraga idiUe.Ur " 17 Kissing";: l2 onoe In awhile to obtain as high aa 14 for locomotives. 18 of thenvw-lth the wh.. .' tin ana Sit Ana AUou.e,,, i?lppl?!n5 !2 for il,? ..;. it .if- JlX,,i American Locomotive, Pennsylvania hat , fJlSSS Arpad'an I V4 No. Butte .. . select to bring this fi7e and even then will econom se on orders for next year's Ae0Vd , Vo oday i'Ucabte the'Tr- rons' ' ' 1 1 H Old "tm 10 V4 It Is hard to close a deal at the top, rails. Distillers earned 1.11 per cent cYheat lilt Oaceola .117 Hogs'conUnue to sell at SS for best on stock as against 8.21 per cent last 5?n"n nt" ZZJf """wun Butte Coala . 2J4 Osceola ......117 stuff. This Is the same price as yes- yar. yontlnued large sales of copper terday and eeema to Indicate that the to foreign consumers. market has gone olose to bottom. Much. nnv.v.f nanmnum nnnn tha aft nr hsiikd u& if s: w jura uricea luiuianeu I , ensvoru mm. ior me local maraei wi'i I "J vt-j w.-a v. . ioiiow whatever prices are In effect else- Range of New York prices furnished S1 dbscriftion; Amal. Cop. Co. Am. C. & TF, ,.. . do nfd. Close, 1.92 A .92 MA PRODUCE IN SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco, Oct. ', 23. Eggs, per dozen California fresh. Including cases: Extras, 62c; firsts, 47c; seconds. 27c; thirds, 23c; firsts, selected, 26c; seconds, 25c; thirds, 22Hc; storage, Cali fornia extra, 31c; firsts, 28c; eastern storage, 25c; firsts, 24c. Butter, per pound Calif orram fresh: Extras. 81c; firsts, 28c; seconds, 23c; thirds, 20c; eastern extras, 27c;- ladles extras, 22c; firsts, 21c; pickled No. 1, 23c; storage California extras, 26 He New cheese, per pound California ! nata. iancy, izhc; nrsts, izc; seconds. c; a-oung .America rancy. 14 c: nrsts. 13c: eastern Cheddars fancy. 16v,e: Ore gon fancy, 13c; Oregon Young America iancy, I4.e; o&uiornia storage fancy, flats, 12c. 1-oiaioea, per ceniai luver wnites fsacka). fancv. 70085c: noor. RftrrafiSc- Salinas Burbanks, ' 1.251.65; Oregon Burbanks, 11.261.S6; Early Rose, 75c 85c; sweet potatoes to the trade, sacks, 1,35; crates, 11.50. Onions, per sack Yellow. 65 70c: brown Australian, GO 65c. oranges, per dox vaiencias, J21313.6O. 98 75cl; beets, 1101.25; carrots, 50 . in, , yaioiiiyo, ouvw.vv, vnuumn 1.75 ; tomatoes, local, 2636c per box: California. SI crate: bens. 10c: cauliflower, 35ctl; peas, 10c; horserad ish, 9 to 10c; artichokes, ) doa: greet onions, 15c per dos; peppers, bell. 8SD 10c; Chile. ( ); head 'ettuoe. 2530e doi; hothouse. 60 76c box; radishes 15c aozen Duncnes; celery, 40W80c; egg- piani, dc Orocns, gtata. sta. SUGAR California & Hawaiian He nnery cube, 16.40; powdered. 16.25 berry, 18.05; dry granulated, s.t5; XXX granulated, 16.96; conf. A., tS.05; extra f?,?B-r''' eo'uen u., .io: yellow 15.36; beet granulated, 83.86; barrels, ic; nan Darrels, 80c; boxes, I fee au vance on sack banla. (Above Drlcea era SO dava nat cuk bai-i ooarse Hall ground, 100s, v"!. mm, oub, tii.Dv; laDie, aairy, a, 118.60; 10s. 116.00: bales. 12.35: morted Llvarnooi. in. l?n no- lan. 11.00: 4s, 118.00; extra fine barrels. 2a 5s and 10s, 14.50 6.60; Liverpool tuuiy suvjl, ..v.dv per ion. IiI,91rr.Inilerlal Japan Na 1. c; No. HIUE8 Dry hwes. UtH: lb: rreen, ftvc id; dujis, green salt. 4trc lb tiih'"3c: rew urieana, neao. to; fSt hfi Creole, 6c HONEY New, 16c per lb. , COFFEE Packagebrands. 118.80. green. 80 10c per klna. 07c: calves. to. : - O rain, riomr and Kay. WHEAT Baying prtc. new Track. Port Land Club, j?c; blueetem, itt foe: fortytAid. lWlc. red. (.7c; Wlllamett valley, c. MILLSTCFKR Sellme orlca Bran. iztie: midinnira. snort, fie; chop. 12)0-11 per ton. BARLEY Feed, 2(e250; rolled. so; brewing. 121. . rLOt'R Selling price Fa stern Ora- fnn , r a tent t.8; straight UtOt 16; export 18.60; vaJlay. 14.66; grahae- Ha. 14 4; whole wbeat 14 46. ye. . IS 6: baleev 18- OAT8 Treck. naw fia. L whlta. J; g"v. titt 60. 1 H4Y ProvttKei-e trc 3w t mot By. " : imt'ii alJy. fancy, 111014; or e'K.r, 1120: eaateni Oron. 11691; r-e1 liell: rhtver. II; graia. Ill; feet.'ll: alfalfa 11011. -rrJ aad ay.ina. ' riir.M FKL ITS oranges 14.00 9 .. lananaa. sr la, crated. ; 4ttft4J6 Vox; gratfruit 4 , E4r.Mrt'le. lUaaiUa. Il.tlt , n -rtajarm. It ); black ber- IS IN; rrt-a. (&Tr: (Msara. II. T6 1 10' guf. tcOH; banket. 12 Hit ii i-mea. Pf tiaidi craa ( I 6 r mr frht i , . w itraw. tl01.II jer ;. .N. lt fer tl ft ae bag,, . .. . .. Xw. w'umf, 1191 II; f. . , r H'T-mfi. r r tan'r. . ;. r t t, V6fp aaevt. t ; Trrr';- wtw Oregesi,1 BEAN8 Small whlto, 15.00; large wiuie, .zb: pinK. s. ss: bayou, 13.35; Liinias. ).(; Mexican reds. 14.50. ateata. riak and mimosa. HAMS. BACON, KTC Portland pack (local) hama, 10 to 13 lbs, 16c per lb; breakfast bacon. 16 to 22c lb: nlentra. 10c lb; cottage roll. 11 He lb; regular soon cieara, emoKea, ise lb; backs, heavy, smoked, lie lb: light, smoked. 14n lb; bellies, smoked, 16c lb; pickled luriKun. otc earn. DRESS KD MEATS Front street Hogs, rancy, Tiic: ordinary, 7&7c; large, 7c: veal, extra, 8ftr,c lb; ordi nary, 7 etc lb; heavy, i960 lb; mutton, fancy, 7 07e lb; spring lame. 7 07 Me lb. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10a I4e per lb; Is 14 He per lb; 60-lb tins, lIHa per lb; steam rendered, lot, lie per lb: Is, lHe per lb; compound. 10s, !e per Jh. FISH Back cod, lOo lb; Bounders, c per lb; halibut 7c ter lb; striped salmon, chlnook. 7c; sllverslle. Ic: her ring. c pet 10; sola, ia per lb; shrimp, 12e lb; perch. 4o per lb; tomcod, 10 per lb; lobsters. Sic per lb; frh mackerL ) lb; crawflih, 20c per dosee; atur- " pw 10; Diaca pes. where. ' While the sheep market remains vry quiet the tone Is not weak and former prices 'are still quite well maintained, even though arivals are held over for lack of a buyer for a day or so. Belter Bottom Za Beached. 8. . P. Gould "of Benson A Gould be-1 Am. Cot Oil, c. . Ileves that the cattle market has about! Am. Loco. c... reacnea tne, bottom for the present eea-Am. tsugar, . on. "It looks aa if cattle have- touched Am. Smelt o. bedrock." he save, "and 1 think that I do nfd. " . . . after awhile tha market will do better. I Anaconda id. Co. nogs are noiamg at l for best stuff Am. wool c. but I don't look for much of a decline I Atchison, c. from now on. Sheen are auiet at nrea-l rin nfd: . . ent owing to the very liberal purchases IB. & 6. a... of packers In the eastern Oregon-Wash- do Dfd. lngton ranges." A: 1 iRr Ran. Tran ' "Cattle remain weak at this-time," Can. Pacific, c... faJ 1acv of Hunt & Lacy, "but the Cent Leather, c. Indications arethat the market will be h m ' steadier during the coming week. The c &' G W o. top of the hog market la and the fu- c. M & St ' P Jure of our market depends upon what n & N -w' c" ' happens In the east Sheep should do c A o better after awhile but the market is Col F & i" 'A " " quite will filled at present because of Colo. So c the heavy purchases by packers on the do 2d pfd rangea jrt i. rM '' .aC?0?" t1116.???.1 II-! Corn ProfuoteTc maraet wui sutv tnere for awhile, steera r . are very dull and the same grade of g' & H ti'c" stuff I am not able to sret nor. than 'j? . " 18.76 orv were easily sold on Tuesday Eru V ' at 14." There is. however, a good call ir & HA'"" for cows at quoted figures. 1 believe ' So 3t nfd ' ' that cattle will show little. If anv lm. aofi" PI5 " provement for about a month." IHrrwt Today zo horses, were among the ar- f; ii rivals In the yards. Manhattan W ' " Fo lowing Is the general nnm nf Ka?haltan 5- ; values on stock ruling in the yards for m ir Tt I " late ahlpmentat hAh Hogs Best east of mountains. ; Or fjinda' ' t " ordinary, 16 75; blockers and China Missouri Pao'lflo' 14 7"d6-60! 't0fclerS and feeder8' Nit'onal ESad"?: Cattle Select east nt mminUln. X" 9Atrftl Vi.' ateers, 3.76; medium steers. 13.263.60; ftor k West a" I ' ordinary. 13.26: best cow. 12 ifiiHia NTl est' c-V stegesr',5Vls-T.nKmi2C0W8! 22-26'- North American: ' 65 HagS, IJ.MW3; bulls, Z. vnr(. VaMfi 14" fiheer-Best wethers, 18.60; ordinary Pa Mill 8 Co .' 2o4 m. tSJnS. .57V Vr"1""" "w?"' Pennsylvania Ry- w V.;lo,M '"A..""":, i a. iT .L-cfc C. CO. heaT and rSughf O04""' ,OV' "iSTftt A year ago today cattle and sheep! Reading, c..-, iirm, an values uncnanged. Reading, 2d pfd. . xara i sepreseatativ Baaes. ao let pra. . . The following prices are represent. Pz& a Co tive of the largest transactions in the R,?. Pfr.'nd A loca vards and Indlnnta th ,t.n ItocK island, 0. the demand for the various grades and H aT a V 'id ' n tA weights with the prices thereof: RtT W HOGS. Welcht 96. hogs I... 18,940 B0 hogs 19.000 90 hogs ..17,200 85 60U 183 Tj 92 105 90 11 28 8 S3 44 k' 133 140 108 60H 106 8f, 32 44 U 131 140 109 "IS, 79 40 H S4U mil HO 48 Primary receipt in bushels: Toaay. .1,077,000 . 123.000 Shipments; Wheat , i ..... i . . iV 64T.0OO Corn ............. 101,000 r- 1 . a, A rlw IIS Year ago. I n 1 a- Moia.6iin 'SS2H2 Centennial .. 88.. dvi.uvv Cop. Range . 76 ri T7-i. 1 . a Paly Wot.i IH 488,000 Fraiiklyn .... Range of - Chicago prices furnished oraene A 10 60 steers 49 steers 1 cow .. 3 steers 9 cows . 1 cows . 27 cows . 30 cows 27 cows . 1 3 cowl . 16 steers CATTLE. . 57,600 69,820 1,080 2.745 8,675 3,000 26.270 25.870 .26,940 10,500 .16,750 1 bull 1,400 26 cows 25 cows 81 heifers 6 steers . 14 cows . . 26 cows . 1 cow . . 20 calves . 26 calves . CALVES. .22,671 . .15,360 ..26,675 . . 6,675 ..11,875 ..23,655 . . 960 ..54.040 .. 7,110 Bt. U. & B. W.. C. St L. & S. W. D. Price. S. Pacific, c 16.00 do pfd. . . 6.00 So. Railway, c. 00 do pfd. . Tex. & Pacific. 14.00 T. St L. & W.-C. 1.75 do pfd. 1.00 U. Pacific, o..,,. z.ioi ao pra. ...... U. 8. Rub. a... do pfd. V.fn Steel Co. c. do pfd 1 Wabash, c. do tfd W. U. Tel Wis. Cent. a... do pfd Wheeling Lake. Westlnghouse . 2.2 2.6t7 2.25 2.00 2.25 2.25 S.25 1.60 2 25 2.25 2.5 8.25 ISM 13S 2.00 2.85 2.30 13.60 1.00 GALLONS OF BERRIES III KLAMATH 1. 1 He per lb; crabs. OTFTrag h Iw 10c oer Diacg eo. silver sntelta, ( par lb 11.25 1.76 ater Rnv ftr ion. 1Z.. per la-lb sack. 11.00: Olrrn- gal- ta. per ration. 11.40: Mr 1C4.1K u,k 46 tie: Fad canned IV mh t? a of'a; ejam in r-,i. 11.7 per ! CLAMS Hrdahe1t rwr box. 12 40; rasor clama. tl.64 par r-rr: ie per doa mm, Mat, OU. mTim, BOrR-Manna, ltx; sisal. I We lb. BE.NZINB tc deg. . ita m, gal; iron trbia, 11 per gal. TCKIXNTI.SE la casea, 61 He per LrSEET OIL Raw, bbl.. iw. ra. I Mr: bfrtld, bbi., lie- raa, a ral: lots M 110 galiooav 1 ); mil talr wl. IJ4 toe. W1UTK I.nAI Tea 4t. 1 pmr t: "-! W te lb: , I i. .TTiJ NAiL Xreeeal laaj llle. . (RpeetU Dictate t Th J annul. ) Klamath Fall, Or., Oct. II. There were picked on Huckle berry mountain this aeason 40, 000" gallons of huckleberries, according to the estimate of W. F. A rant superintendent of Crater Lake National perk. Aa many more were picked from the Lake of the Woods patch, and It Is said not more than half were gathered. Huckleberry mountain Is north of Klamath Falls near Crater lake. Tne berries gold at 11 a gallon. Ia moat Instance . they were picked for , private uaa. Huckleberry mountain comprise several township and ta com pletely covered with borkleberry ' buhea, on which large, luscious berrie grow. -Five hundred" fa re Hie were camped la tfee patch this year, Aa effort will be anaJe ta pre. vide suitable road and trail for SMMt WrumOB. -.' Llrecrool Wheat Market. 1 , fjverpeet Oct 21. Wti-t: "T-n Cs. rwmber 4 71 d March ....... .. ... . .Tt Hd . t d Xiay Tlltit 4794 110 12 54 27 28 62 , 65 U 144 26 126 44 132 108 by Overbeck & Cooke company WHEAT. Open. High.. ..' Low. I Deo. ...... 99H 100 'May .i... ,102S 1084 July ...... 7 ' 8 CORN. Deo.',.... May ..... July i... l - 6SH 82V4 62T4 61T4 2 " OATS. 99 102li 172 83 62 6174 r. I Close. 1 won w ..... -99A I aiiami ...... 11 102 91$ Phoenix ..... 1 A Quincv ...... II . Shannon j 16 Sud. Pitta . 16 2 Tamarack .... 74 Trinity it llTnlted ...v. 10 Utah Mm. ... 40 Utah ........ 41V Victoria . .... 4i Wolverine ...140 ' Winona H Bay St Gr..118 68B 62A ez n 47 47A gJX May ...... 494. 49. 88 July ...... 45 45 x PORK.? Oct ...... 1842 1342 Jan. 1540 1642 May 1627-1583 LARD. Oct 49U 174 24 7 142 161 Jan. Mar. May jmr I g IAt A at s a I w. TiTf ro. New Tork Cotton Market. ' Open. , High. -Low. Close. 0 KX B77. . 87T 880 860 869 875 865 866 869 868 . 858 924 111 . 911 902 889 ' 84)9 ..... k.oBD .874 .'876 . sdti .T.','.'!i .........897 I 1 ' ' HAH fllANaSCX) CR.IIN MARKET Ran Francisco, Oct 11. Merchants' exchange quotations: t't.h wheat Walla Walla whit. I1.61V4! red Ruslan. . l.ll: Turky red. I1.T1U: blueatein, I1-.71U Future whaat Way. 11.70 bid 11.71 ak: Dcmler. 11.66 k. - - Caah barley Bright 11.114 . bid; brewing. I1.1IH. , .. . I...I.ij , . 1 1 A 9 11 Kl... 4 d a r u . m w . iv j ..... j v.M, . . . . Baked; December, 1.41. -Mllletuff Bran. 130.00: middlings, 114.10; shorts. 131.50. ' ' Oats white, 11.67 H per cental.; Eastern Livestock Market. Chicago, Oot 11 Run: ' , Hogs. Cattle. Chicago ..11,000 ,2,600 Kanaaa City ... 9,000 , 1.000 Omaha-. 1,100 1 1,100 Shoe eep. 8.00O- 6.000 1.500. iug ar piroiia.- urij. uvvr eaier day 4,100. Receipts year ago 1,100; mixed. 15.286.10; heavy. I5.75ff6.10--rough, tS.26ei.IS; light 11.15 0 1.75. HART3IAN & THOMPSON . BAIOIERS ' CHAMBER OF ' , OOMUKROS v Invite your gen eral banking ac count. To this , end, they offer the a4yantage ; of re HaDle, careful and modern methods. NlaMJMIIiMlIk 1 .- 42 I Jan. 16 'May i8oV4 P so 60 108H 118 Z3 64 26H 1 484 110 12 27H 60 28 2. UK 125 Oct Jan. May 980 927 927 830 RIBS. ' 837 1,842 820 825 835 832 1840 1637 1517 917 920 888 816 825 1140N 1536 1526 50 " I20B I26B ? 840 817 827B Klamath Fall merchants report do1 ing a bigger business than ever be fore..' 1 Overbeck & Cooke Ob. CoaalssIOQ Gerchanls, Stocks, Bonds Cotton, Grain. Elc tlMXl BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING Member! Chicago Board of Trade, Correspondents of Logan & Bryan, Chicago, New York, Boston. . We have the only private wire connecting Portland with the.eaitera exchange. ' ' ' " . t "',' : L Tf .' VMEMBKRB -PORTLAND BOARD, OF TRAD.," t &. u 111 J118 21 63 26 10 8141 80 21 .63 26 i? 168 89 82 100 47 110 12 fo it 6 79 FRANK 'li. SMTIJ MEAT CO. "FIGHTING THE B1LEF TRUST" Six Markets 1st 228 Alder Street, between First and Second St.; our opponents have placed mar kets on both sides of us on Alder street and you are asked to pals up both of them and come to Smith's; see that Smith name and "Fighting the Beef Trust" are over the door and then come in. 2d. 512 Williams Avenuernear Russell Street; the largest market on the east side. 3d. 791 Mississippi Avenue, where all the people of North Albina get cheap meat. 4th. Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Oregon City; they used to have meat riot in Oregon City before Smith came. 5th. Twelfth Street, between Bond, and Commercial, Astoria; Smith is doing the meat business of that town. - . ?' 6th. ' 253 Taylor Street, Astoria ; in the Finnish district. 1 You can get these excellent cheap meats, fish, butter, and eggs, at any of Smith's markets today and every day at tnese prices, oomeumes we arop the price;. but we do not raise it. si Total sales, 625.200 shares. Readingsecond preferred, ex-dividend 2 ier cent Money opened 1 per cent, low 1 per cent, closed 1 per cent. Latest Newi of Oregon Crops peciais Oregon milk-fed Chickens, springs and hens, no cold storage stock, lb te, 18f ahd.20? Beef Veal Sausage Small Porterhouse Steaks, exceeding ly choice VSy Tenderloin Steaks ..".v10 NORTHWEST CROP WEATHER. Oregon, . Washington and Idaho Fair mis afternoon, tonignt and Baturdar easterly winds. North Tskima. Wash., Oct 21. North Tumt ui aniD l.aoo carloads or ai pies from thla. aeaaon'a eroo In th section. For six weeks an average of it cars a aar nas been maintainea. and thoee who are In a position te know sar that this average will' be kept tip ror et leaat sue waeaa. vvniie tne ac tual ehlDinente are a little lower than tne early estimates yei me crop seat oui this year is larger mae ever oerore. Prices axe etlffeotnc. tf not Improving. and are euca aa to leave aa ezoellent margin of profit for the producer. The Yakima fruit Is becoming snore w14ely known each year, and la consequence the demand is increaamg. roirruiifD HvonrcB rbcettts. The Portland board of trade forslahea Ihe following Hat of pmrtucm arrlraia here for ibe jt aotira ooaing ii a. m. lodar; . Apples IJffl borne. -II kerrlaa, 111 craiee granee, Mkrts grapes. III twe ta f twin r-""a. I to(e pnine t botes trce. 6 boxee guevee. I crataa coe. t mttm cel ery. crate cnaaira. 1 ear cmH. I rraUta egg plant, 4 ea-k oeiotia. tii aarke pmtinm, 1 tar awt potatoea. toee irrers II aerke rarntrja. I aau-ks tHwarradiah. 142 rmw nttr. 1 01 ri rri. H rant r 1.141 glkes rriTi. I raliona ml k, TI bi m elarna. Z Kt ml boi -rfih. 1 tt -HnrKi, 7 cara mat. " 4ra4 fcea. Sirloin Steaks .10 Smith's incomoarable Pig Pork Sau sage, you can't get the like of it at anotner marxet in town Prime Rib Roait Beef........ tO Cut from prize Oregon cattle; the best cuts of meat to be had in Amer ica and beyond all doubt the cheapest. Sirloin Roast Beef.. . . .. .10 Every family m Portland should bare a joint for Sunday. ., The finest, choicest Salmon that ever came to townat Smith s. 3 lbs. for 25f Take youf , choice -of half i. Aqicn brands of Creamery Butter, full weight, per square. .. Ranch Eggs, they're good, do;. 30 Oregon Mut- ton Unlike the htet trut. me don't bring mutton from California. ty- km frg r-f Meltrr. ,. ..V. ... Shm?drr of Mrtln...... 1 (ar-waicuia, car tablet aia.a. IK.o 'J-'at; ;a ucu... . ... a ..X5 J The very, finest, the pick and tops of eastern Oregon's great cattle herds. These cattle command a ptemium at all. the eastern stockyards, but you can buy them at Smith a at these way down prices: "' ' Extra : choice and larg,e Porterhouse Steak, the cream of the steer..-. Fancy Sirloin Steak, the same flavor as Porterhouse ............. -y w Pot Roast Beef........,.6eVTy8 ' For 25c you can give the family a wholesome - Sunday dinner and have enough left for supper. Shoulder Roast Beef 8d All meat, little bone. Soup Meat, tons of it............. 3 Beef,. for soup stock. ...........-.3 Liver .............. , .. .......... Beef Stew fine fresh tender and , wholesome .................... Necks of Beef .:...? Beef for boiling ... ........... .5e Beef to cook with dumplings Sd Beef for potpie.. .6) Brisket Corned Beef ,...,.;..6 Plate Corned Beef ........6 Hamburg Steak 10 Fresh, every hour. ; Round Steak It's tender. .a.lOaJ .8f Shrnilder" Steak . . . . Th cheapest steak in town. trip ' : i: ;.-.io Beef Tongues- ....IOd dregonSpring Lamb T0P-N0TCHERS. Legf ef 5pring Lzmh. . V.b ... 15 Oregon Pig Pork Not Pork picked up from anywhere land everywhere,' but dainty little ten der miik-ia,ttenea uregon pigs, dressed in our own city abattoir. You will have to pass up the other mar kets and come to Smith's. ' Pigs' Heads. .. . ... .7.. ... .. .S Pigs' Feet . ,t . . 5d Pigs' Hocks 8 Shoulder Roast Pork. ........... 10, Whole Shoulder Pork ......11 Center cuts Shoulder Roast Pork -..t2'A4 Legs of Pork. .?i .12JI Shoalder Pork Chops . ..... . . . 12 Yt4 Fresh Side Pork.. ...12tfd Corned Side Pork ,...12e . Dry Salt Pork, ...IStf Spare Ribs 12e Leaf Lard, fresh. .......12 Leg of Pork, fancy cut. ..15 Loin Roast Pork........,.......15. Loin Pork Chops 15 Rib Pork Chops....... ...15e Hams .....lTat , Breakfast Bacon 1TU Smith's pure Lard in 5-lb.' pails. 65, Veal There'i nobody in town who would eat- other Veal when you can get fresh Willamette , valley stock at , Smith's. , Loin f Veal ...,... 15 Breast of Veal. 8, 10 - Veal Stew Sf, 104 Shanks of Veal 6 Shoalder Rost,VeaI ..104 Better cuts Shoulder Rst VeaL12 Lffi WaJ Cutlets j lSd Rib Veal Cutlet .....12W Pest ,Ktb Veal O'tiefi.. 15? pnnjt Lar.rt, ichs ani I hoide r fl Cntlrf a 2 ' i L, Jhtcki vf Veil....... 8f, 104