The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 26, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 20. 1003. 13 TWO FACTIONS ARE FIGHTING FOR CONTROL AT M'UINNVILLE WORLD'S MAI THE WRKEI MOST LltlES ARE IS 20 CEIIIS UP ; DOING BEIfERl KLtM ICING KM RUMOR rice Shows a Sharp Upward With Exception of Steers Wall Street Believes There i owing mui Jig jiise in f IVcw York of Late. X i Portland Wholeaal markets: .Mixed toil la egg market. Kuaar advanced iuo today. . , t'abhage market ia weaker.' , ' V r'-osted anions ar spoiling. , ' Kaay tone In potato market. thicken demand ia steady. - , ' l(u Advanced SO Cant Today. An expected advance of 20o per 100 ounila In the price of refined augur ocurred in the Portland and Other Pa Iflo coast markets today, the advance r eoVpanraU "fr lPvW. WM especially Livestock Situation Is Somewhat Improved. - . a ' ? .. . ' PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BUN. Horn. Cattle. Sheen. Monday Saturday rriaay ....... I u . i I I I UIWUV - . , . . . . Wednesday ...... 1061 68 too Tuesday 261 1(1 271 Portland Union Btockyarda, Oct, 26. The llveatock market ahowed more blood In 'Its veins today, trade being somewhat more cheerful than a week to 10 tRO ' 110 400 60 a , ssi ! 66 ttl 1(1 iawaiiaa Buaar . com nan v. By th lining trade the advance haa jbeen xpected aince laat Wednesday when the econd of a very sharp advance occ urred in eastern sugar prices. While o aonte the advance was aomewhat of surprise owing- to the record-break-ng-crop in the Hawaiian Inlands, the net that other world'a producing aec. ions ahows a decrease, waa what tilted .' he scale of the market upward. Mixed Ton In Egg Market. ' There ia a mixed tone fa the local gg market, wnlle those m.uw.ve mly occasional shipments o local aock are able to secure . 40c a doian or strictly fresh local stock, those who ecu re most of the shipments aay they ire unable to net 40c, their regular rade refusing to purchase because thoy tiiied tney could buy elsewhere at low r figures. Some of the trade accuaae he others of substituting eastern stock 'or Oregon eggs and thereby cutting irlces on the aly. In any event all he money in the egg busineaa at the present time la being made by the Handlers OI eastern stock. The fac. that more eastern eggs ar rived In Portland during the past week than in any similar period In recent years, shows just why these high prices were Quoted on local good. The higher the local price waa sent, the greater profits to handlers of eastern eggs. Chicks Market Za Steady. There is a steady tone in the local chicken market. While the ' receipts were somewhat better than expected last week, the demand was sufficiently increased to take up all offerings at 12c for mixed Jots. Those who wanted to clean up at thla figure could have done so, but some expected a higher price but did nat secure it ana were' notloeable In the - demand for hogs. cows and sheep. - - There la a very 'lmlted call for cattle and that ia the only branch of the local llveatock mar ket that continues to reflect the bad features of last week. ; - The run Of llveatock 1 over Sunday waa small and Included SO hogs and 1(0 cattle. No sheep arrived In during the past 48 hours. The smaller run seems to Indicate that the heavy offer ings -which so completely upset the values a week ago, are at an end. .. While no changes In hogs and sheep are shown at thla time tne trade is pre dicting an advance especially In the latter market. In the cattle market the dullness and weakness is so Intense today that best steers will not bring more than $3.76. Cows are firm with best stuff experi encing little difficulty in moving around s. " Bed Blood la nowlngr Again. "Good, red blood is flowing again in the veins of the livestock market with the possible exception of steers, which are extremely ami ana lower. says a. P. Gould of Gould A Benson today. "The demand Is so much better than last week that the improvement in tone is easily noticed, cows are in excel lent inaulry and too prices ' are still secured for select stock." . ; lAmal. Cop. Co. Toaaya arrivals in livestock compare I Am. c. & F. c wnn tma date in previous yeara as I do ufd. follows: . , J Am. Cot Oil. c. . Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. I Am.-Loco. tu.n. mui ..............0.10 bu . ... Am. Sugar, c 1906 : ...... ....4.. .225 'v ; 60 800 Urn. Smelt c. X9V9 -. s. . ' OS IV A Will Be Slicing: in North- ern Pacific. - -:.; ; -. 4 4 . Beady for tba Maloa. . Rumors are again being re- 4 vlved in financial circles that after all there is going to be a 4 melon cutting In Northern Pa- ) 4 clflo and that, too. In the very ) near future? In the New Tork 4 stock market trading tad ay 4) 4 Northern Pacific waa the leader. 4 with a net gain of 1 points. , Nw Tork. Oct 26. Tha stock mar ket opened rather uninteresting . but closed generally higher with Northern Pacific again the leader. It gained IS polnta over the closing of Saturday. Copper sharea were strong' with an ad vance of H in Amalgamated and a similar sum 1 on Anaconda. American Smelter closed with a gain of 1 polnta Erie wss among the active onea with a gain of point to Its credit today. Pennsylvania advanced a like sum and Reading hi point South ern Paclflo rose S and union Pacific 1 7S ' " Americans in London were' stead)" sbout parity1 according to the Wall Street Journal. The London market however, waa generally quiet and fea tureless. Wisconsin ' Central surplus after charges for the year la equal to 1.8 per. cent on preferred stock aa com pared with 8 per cent a year ago. - COAST GRAINS HELD III CHECK R . of tha prei in epent ' (SiieeUl PUpstca te The Journal.) ' McMlnnvllle, Or., Oct. II. Much In (ereat la being manifested In the com ing city election. There are two' tick ets lit tha field Cltlsens and Tax- TRIE IS I ID I nil1 Ifl nillTT IW- -Tha Otlaens- ticket is prao- .'Hill llllJI. Illlll I tlcally an endorsement of the present llllllllllll Illlll I admliilstrstlon. while the Taipayers' ' IIUI.UIIIU UUIL I ticket favors tha conducting of the af- . (alia of tha city on a mora economical Buyers Arc Showing No Dis- Very Slow Tone Reported position to Bid and Sellers Everywhere in Wheat plan. The latter ticket waa originated by those who did not favor the 110,- 000 worth of bonds for the building OI ne iisni piani. ey aid Won't Accept Drop. " TODAY'S GRAIN. RECEIPTS. Wheat cr ..........103 uais. cara I Hurler, cara 11 liay, cara HI Flour, sacks .,..100 Cash grains are unusually dull at this ail over Th cause the not oppose the issue be- city does not need a new ticket ha to condiie light plant but that much viuua bond itionby had be no parpoa. The Taiayere for a slosan. "If alcted. the buslnoas of the city economical and buslnenallko." The Cltlaena' ticket la aa follow: Mayor, lr, L. Williams; recorde I.loyd Laurlfleld; marsttal. C, If. Nee councilman J-'Irst ward, M. Johnsc sex-onii ward W, V. Iiesrhntdar; thi ward. O. W. lindvrsholk I- Tlia Taxpayers nominated I the fo lowing: Mayor. W. U, Ilembue: r corder. Arthur Itranann: mamhal. C II. Neal;- counuilmnn t'lrat ward. Jacob Selttera; second ward. J. It. WarUls; third ward, O. W. Jiendershott Chicago Barley Moves. Per cental. time air over the Paclflo coast The local market trade is at a complete stand a till with buyers not willliiv to bid up and aellera Inclining to hold a while rather than lower their values While the barley market Is showing congested tone, there is still a fair degree of strangth underlying local oon dltiona Prices at the uioineut, how ever, are snowing no change, There waa no session c.f the araln department of the Portland board of trade today. Tne efforts or the larger minora ana ex Dorters to nave an ex- ahanse of their awn have met with auccess and this was followed today I ' CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. by the resignation of President T. S. Onen. Close. Oct4.X3ain. Townsend and Secretary red Mullerln nun s . 4 f the board of trade. The resignations I U.. " : in V. -102UA 10114 4 July sex si.. i jo Chlcaso. Oct 28. It was a very dull. narrow market In the wheat pit today : ' -World's Wheat rrfoea. . .' '" 1 w .' . Dec Chicago, b. ...... IH New, York ......... ....... 10 ' Kanaas City fltt St Louis Minneapolis ..............10m Duluth ..101H Winnipeg H San Francisco, asked ...ltS Liverpool ........... . . . .7s 7 d IRRIGATION PROJECT IS PLANNED FOR THE HORSE HEAVEN COUNTRY . (79elsl Ctspatcb te The Joaroal.) Husura. Waah.. Oct !(. The land owners of tha Horse Heaven country, which territory Ilea In a portion of tha counties of Klickitat, Yakima and Ben ton, are forming an organisation with a view of providing and hastening the Irrigation of that country. A abort time ago a meeting waa held at Blckleton and an innorDoratlon formed to protect the Intereata of the landowners and'ald the Klickitat Irrigation company in carry ing out tha enterprla. A corps of en gineers Is already lu the field, and will complete the survey aa soon as possible. mere win db more land covered in this Irrigation project than any deal of tne aina ever attempted in the slate or I Washington. Wheat la now being raised i In that section with arat auccess, butil even with a small flow of water tlwll ' rons will ne increased with aatonlshlnif ' c resulta - There are also portions of th Horse Heaven country that will develoi Into a flourishing fruit region as aooi as water ia turned on tne land. are to take effect at onoe. VBOSTOX COrPEIt MARKET trurniahed by' Overbeck A Cooka Co.) h ra' fflLVult. MAYOR VETOS ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE BILL POSTER'S ACT Range of New York prices furnished py uveroecg at looao company Q DESCRIPTION. 1 a S A year aro today hntrs were verv I r IT1CO OUl UJQ Irfl.WCttlO 11 B1IU WIBM-i,- ,4i, .--i-,-, ' j e V.. -.-.a. I nvuuui s, -v. fore carried over some coops from Sat-1 h n J him firm ,t ml!kL..j I Atchison, o. urdav frosted Onions Are BpoiUujf. According to a prominent onion grow er, a large portion of the onions Dipped ; by frost some weeks ago, are not spoil ing and are already unfit for markat. Some of the nipped ones, however, will be all right if put into immediate con- sumption. This means therefore that y nnmewhat about ' one , half of Oregon's !-LS5!SiC8 heife edin cows; ' demand materialises. Very Quiet ia Potato Market. ' i With larger offerings ov potatoeaand nn active absence of outside demand, J tne local potato market is very quiet at this time. A large per cent of the icity demand Is being filled by farmers I who haul their stock to the grocers, i Hiinnliss of local celery are still quite 'liberal and stocks .from California iKT-ES 5"a tha ' ire therefore finding hard . s edding. I aht?ith the i . More especially as local quality Is much hw,u tn 1 . the best the For strictly Irnr la aliehtlv better today at SI ti box of four basketa . There is another fancy rraoes toaay at si mar- er track. car of California stock on the said to be in good condition. - ; Cabbage market ia somewhat .'weaker . with values today ruling between Sl.iiO and 11.76. . m . There VemalnS avery good demand - for fancy apples bfiT ordinary stock ia - pot moving verjrreeiy aa yeu Brief Sotea of rroat Street. Sweet potato market Is la good shape with supplies short : ; Large arrivals are noted In all va- J rietles or jisn. - . , ' Dressed meats are holding as during Horseradish Is somewhat more plen ' tlfui but prices are holding rather firm. Front street sells at the following ; prices. : v Those paid shippers .are less ? regular commissions: : V ' 1 aturwr, Eggs ana yoojixy. , ' BUTTER " Extra creamery, '.:' IOi i fancy, 85c- store, 20c. . ) BuTTKR FAT Delivery 1 O. b. i Portland Sweet - cream. S4Ho; sour, S3 hie Per lb. "' EGGS LocaL best 7H40o dos; ; eastern, 302He; local storage, 80c. POULTRi rMlxed. chickens, 18Hc; r hens, II V4 6 14c; roosters, old, S 10c; : fryers, ISHc; broilers, ISHc; geese, spring, tc; turkeys, alive. 17c; spring 1UCK, 1C lo; pigeuns, iquaoi, 02.OU p-r dos: old, ill dressed poultry. Iff ic lb higher. CHiCESE Full cream, flats, triplets and daislea. 4$i 15c; Young Americas, Hops, Wool and anaaa. ; HOPS 108 crop, choice, 8c; prime to choice, 7uvhc; prime, l&ihic medium. 6 He. lb. WOOL iws WUlamett valley, 15a BUKKPSiaNS Sneering. IVOllo each; short wool. X6c04Oc: medium wool, 60c H each; long wool. 7c tl.l's eatso. MOHAIR 1808 NomlnaL 183 19o. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 894c; No. I and crease. J02HC. CHITTIM BARK Old. sc; new. to HIUES Dry hides. 18014e lb: green. vfclr lb; ' bulla, green salt 406o lb; kipa ; 80 7c; calvea 'green, 810c per ( lb. . . Orata. Flow and Kay. WHEAT Buying price, aew Track, Portland Club. 8f0c; bluestem. 840 i'ac; f ortyf old. 8108 cf red. 88087c; wiuamette -aiiey, sue, MILL8TUFF8 8ellt4 ortee Braa, f2.S9: mlddUnas. 38: shorts. 888; i. hop, til tilt: alfalfa meat $18 per ton. BARLEY Feed. 8.18926.60; rolled. 120 S; brewing, i7. FLOCR SeJllng price Rasters Ore- r a tent 84. e; straignt. t.9tf Ue and ahewo were firm at unchanged values. 4 Following ' is the general , range of values on stock ruling in the yards for late shipments: -v.,,, . Hogs Best t east of mountains, ' t; ordinary, $5.75; blockers and China fata, $6 iff 5.60; atockers and feeders, 84.78(96. s Cattle Select east of mountains, steers, $3.75; medium steers, t4.25(nS.50; ordinary $3.25; best cows, 82.8593; heifers, $3.25; medium ' cows, : $23.25; siavs, a.oui(fo; ouiis. s. SheoD -Best - wethers. $3.50: ordinary wethers. $3.25; lambs, $4; straight ewes, 13; mixed lots. $2.602.75. i Veal Choice young calves, $4.68; heavy and rough, 83.6094. . 1 Yard's Bepresentatlve sales. The following prices are representa tive of the largest transactions in the local yarda and Indicate the extent of various grades and prices thereof: HOGS. , ' ' Weight. Price. 16 hogs .,,.8265 $6.00 SO hogs .................6009 6.00 8 hogs-.,.... .....1694 6.00 do rfd. B. & O. C .. . . Br. Rap. Tran. Can. Pacific, c. Cent Leather, e. ao jid. . . C A G. W. a.... C M. St P... C. A N.-W. a.., Ches. & Ohio.., Colo. T. & t c, Colo. South., o. , do 2d pfd. ... do 1st pfd.. . . Corn Prod., c ;, . - do pfd. ...... Del. & Hudson . Den. A Rio G., o. do pfd. ...... Erie, c. ....... . . do 2d pfd. ... ' do 1st pfd Grt Nortn, pfd.. Illinois Cent .. Louis. A Nash.. Mex. Cent. B'y.. M. K. A T.. o... do pfd. WhLi I 4 60 hi Hi hi 93hi 16M , 2UI ?Bt4 99 175 2S (ft 182H Ja 176 24 Boston,. Oct 26. Official bid prices: Adventure . ., TH Ailoues . . . . . aa arcadian ... H Atlantic ..... 18- Cop. Mt .... 87 Boston Cons.. 14 l Butte Coala.. l Black Mt CaL A Aria CaL A Hecla..660 Centennial ... 38 H Cop. Range.. 7ft a Ely ....... s DalyWeat.., 8H Franklya .... 18 Qranby ...... 98 Greens ...... 104 Glroux ...... 4 Mass ........ 64 Lake 14U Michigan .... 1314 Mohawk, 4..,. $5 Miami ....... 114 Nevada' IT hi no. Hutte .... 70 E. Butte ...!. 7 Old Dominion. 63 k osceoia us 3UIParrot 27 IZOttlUulncy ........93 neaa at tlmea trade, was genterally quits ( steadv with the cloae unchanged to a i Llveroool onened un changed and waa very dull during the fraction higher, chan red and Wl day, closing unchanged to lid above Saturdav'a final figures. Berlin closed Mayor Lane this morning vetoed the irdlnanee, paaaed att the last council meeting, exempting distributers of re- hi lower. It waa a dull and unlnter-; ligloua, political and benevolent liters- Shannon ..... 15 sup. ruts.. i TamaracK .... ? Trinity 17 United ...... 11 tUUh Mln... 40 Utah 43 Victoria 4 Wolverine ....141 Winona ...... 8 U. 8. Mining,. 18 U. 8. Oil Uhi Boston. Oct 26. A special from Brls- bee. Aria. says:. "The strike recently I Wheat made at Hoatson Shaft on tne superior J corn esting market all over the world with little change In prices. The trade la waiting for further news from Argen tina. - . . . For tha dav Minneapolis wheat stocks show an Increase of 825,000 bushels. World s wheat shipments in ousneis: ; . . Today.' : ' Year. Ago, Wheat .10,870.000 r ,10,240.000 Corn 8.407.000 ' 8.673.000 Primary receipts in Dusneis: Wheat ........ 1,840,000 1J32.000 Corn . 1,416.000 ' 737,000 Shipments:. ' Wheat 461,000 Corn 842,000 '884.000 The world's visible supply in ousneis: 42,ZBU,UUV 4,U7U,UOO ture from payment of the 8100 'lloense fee provided for by the present - law. This ordinance Included an amendment to section of ordinance 14.061, and its was 'the feature to which the mayor rofuaed bis official sanction.- His reasons for - withholding his ap proval are thst tha law prevents the scattering Of unsightly cards and post ers about the streets, and that any -change would be bad. Tha publlo tbor ough bares would sooa be heaped' with rubbish If tha new ordinance were to go into'effoct . . . Moreover, the mayor vrges that the city attorney ana chier or ponce would have to establish a censorship over all sorts of printed dodgers to determine wnetner or aot tnese couia eome under i tne- neaains- or "political, religious or J itai ji benevola literature." eat ........45,632,000 n. ........... (1,416,000 a 8.404,000 A Pittsburg has developed into one oflOats .......... 8,404,000 i.ua.uuu the biggest ever mado in the camp. The The Inter-Ocean says of the sltua- drlft runs 120 feet to' the Copper Queen I tlon: , i E . . r . Th.v .m irH.ruitlm fnp ts fiwi "The malorltv of . wheat traders are and what has been done proves to be a I looking for a-dull, narrow market be- solid ledge which averages 1 per centljween now ana meouun. m. wu.uo trade wss the dullest in r or Dil- a ud of stocks, also has been discour- exchanga quotations: I aging to the average trader and there 'Cash wheat Walla Walla white, I has been considerable quiet liquidation. $1,624; red Russian. 81.68; Turkey Without a material Improvement in the 1 1 ii ST" i i i IIUOI con l a at ucvii sasaaa.a .va w SAN FRAXCTSCO GRApf MARKET fTJTVZllx , the export trade, with the continued p Ban- Francisco, ' Oct 26. Merchants' lng up of stocks, also has been dlscou SHADY HUG DEALS CHARGED Wallace H. Hopkins Held at Seattle To Be Sent Back . to Chicago. claiming that he was railroaded rat e that city.- j . in is srternoon na said b was wmmil to return and answer the charrea thai J . . . . . . . . - -r ns jsii un east owing fzoo.ouo. ii me oiricers will money zor my fa return alone. My tne panic, xne mines neid by m; company, which I was trying to floa da for. tha Consolidated Zlno eom- irs will give ms thl fara" he said. "I ' w Wy failure was due 1 1 bond Id, $1.71 bid. HbGS BEGIN UPWABD MOVEMENT TODAY IN EASTERN MARKET r - v I . Chicago, Oct 2.i Run: .- . Hogs. Cattle., Sheep. Chicago .......24,000 ; 16,000 .14,000 Kaisas City 7,000 8,000 6,000 umana - i.iuu 4,uuo i,ooo Hogs 'are 10 to 16c higher, left over, 4,700; receipts, 17,000 year ago. Mixed, $6.1006.86; heavy, $6.605.95; rough. a.jvo.su; ugni, .o (30.00 l ame Ten to io , Sheep Ten to 16c c higher. higher. 122 89 22 HU 133 av Liverpool Wheat Market. Liverpool, Oct 26,--Wheat: December March ............ May i. Open. 7s f a 7s 6A lu 6d Close. 7s 7d 7s (d 7s 5V4d rrnn 4 06; axport, . 83.60; valley. 84.61; aratiair a, i.t; wnoie wnrai, f.aa; I ye, 6s. tCbii bale. 33- OATS Track, new No. 1. white, ft; grv, 32X7S8.50. HAY Prod u-rs price few timothy, niHamette valley, rancy. 81914. or dinary. $1184; eastern Oregoa. $18014; r.ixed liaeio ea: clow. 8: grain, fie; (Mat tt; alfalfa. 81611. rrajts aad eretaasav FRF.SH SKU1TS orsagaa 84SS9 4 t-Q; bananas, IH? per crated. ?: lemons. 84.60 6 6 6 box: grapefruit 84 . i 4 oO. ptneappiea. HaviMta, 34 6 dos . n; raateloupes. 3 1! J fir 16: peacbea, 8 ;! p.r. $LlS31.6e; rrap-a. 6c0 ll; Mvketa. l!Tlic: hucfcleberiies. c ,-rartrriea. It sei.a t-r KhL r-.vi.iN8 New Oregwu. 81 491.26.per ii its-n. itceiLU per box v .' per be i TAK'Ci New. serirsaT. $lIt for ahipmeat p-r arwv. tajf-y. c; wa.iarj, iiik; ttatt, iff finery Cube, 80.40; ' powdered. 86.36; berry, 36.06; dry cranulated. 19.06; XXX granulated, $6.86; conf. A., $6.06; extra u.. aa.ao: golden it- ii.io: i) vaiinw. $6.36; beet granulated. 85.86; barrela, 16c; half barrela, 80c; boxes, 65ti ad vance oa sapk basla (Above prices are 10 days net' cash quotationaj SALT Coarse Halt ground. 100s, 111 per ton; 6s, 61160; table, dairy. 60s. $16.60: 10s. 316.00; bales' 3181; Imported Liverpool, 60s $20.00: l0a, $13.00; 4s. $18.00: extra fins barrels, 2s. 6s and 10a 34.60 ? 5.60; Liverpool lump roca, szw.se per ton. . RICE Imperial Japan Na L e; Na . 606e; New Orleana, bead. fs; AJax, T; Creole, 6c HONEY New, 16o per lb. COkTEB Packagebrands. 818.88. BEANS Small white. i!S no- larva white, $4.28: pink. 33.88: bayou, $$.85; L.imavs. - .v: Mexican reaa. 84.60. ICaats. liak aad movrssoas. HAMS. BACON. ETCV-rortlaiul nark uocai i nama, iu io ii ios, isa per id; breakfast bacon. 1 16022c lb; olcnica. 10c lb: cottaaa roll. 11 Ue lh- ruulir aoon cieara, amoaea, ,13a lb; backa. V, smoseo. iso io; iignt, imo.M, ic id: bellies, amored. lSc lb tongues. 0c each. LIREfiRKn ME1TI 1mI nogs. larrcy, tc; ordinary, 7c large. 6Vc: yaal. extra, tn lh! nrrii. nary, 77olb; heavy. 606c lb; nut. ion, isncy, ?ic 10; spring lamb, 70 7c lb. LOCAL LARD Kettle leif 10a lie i id. as itc per id: sv-id tins, hhc per id; steam rendered, loa. lie ber b; 6s, 13 Le per lb; compound, lea, lt F1EH Rock cad. lSa lt- ammtara. c cr io: naiibat. 7c m lb: strloed i. 16e per lb; catfish. 10o car lb: salmeo. chlnook. 7e; eilveralde, c; b,.-. rings, te pt lb; seloa, 7e par lb: ahrima, ltac la: tarrk. (e Mr lk- imim! I Bur ID 13 18 118 22 142 k" 126 Distillers. Ore Lands .... iuv, lobiiiu j, . jNationai tread N. Y. Central N. Y, O. A W N. A W.. . .. . do ufd. . . . . , North American. N. P., C P. M. S. Co.... Penn. Ry. P. G.'Xj. A C. Co. P. S. C. o do pfd Reading, c. ..... do 1st pfd. .. R. I. & S., o.... do pfd. ...... Rock Island, c. do pfd St. L. & a P. 2d p. do lat pfd. . . St L. A B. W.. c ao pio. . . 8. Pacific, c. 8. Pacific, p. 8. Railway, c 8. Railway, p.... Tex. A Pacific. T, St L, A W. T.. St L?& W TT Y3 l .1 M u. racine, p.. U. 8. Rubber, c TT. 8. Rubber, p U. B. Steel Co e. U. 8. Hteel Co.. p. waDasn, c . Wabaah, p. W. U. Tele Wla. Cen., e.... Wis. Ceiu, p.... Wheeling Lake.. Westlnghouae . . 1 31 83 I 81 168 88 list 28 68 11 I 44 no 139 109 17 30-64' 80441 30 as 88 10a 41 74 red. $1.71: bluestem, $1.71. Future wheat May. $1.70 b aalradr December. 11.65 ask. Cash .barley Bright 81.38 brewing, 11.36. Future D&riey may, 41.44.p1u; uecein ner. a 1.4 . ' Mtllstuffs Bran, 330; 334.00; shorts, 8.ao. ' v - , Oats White, $1.67 par tcentaL export demand or more injury to the 1 Argentine crop than has so far occurred prices are not expected to snow mucn aavance. "The few com bulls' left are banking on continued light receipts and wet weather to atlmulate the market New mlddllnaa I corn Is beginning to move oulte freely several cars or me low graae oeing in cluded in tsaturoav-s receipts nere wmie other markets report quite liberal ar- 18 170 as 60 169 as Jan. Feb. , March May , July . Nov. , Dec New York Cotton Market. ! Open; High. -Low. Close, 866 : 877 869 V; 874 860 868 856 862 910 916 884 890 864. 860 869 664 908 878 Ranse of Chicago orlcea furnished bv Overbeck & Cooke Co.: sn 867 866 862 857 910 884 Dec, 886 May July rivals. Most of local professionals are bearish but are taking their profits on all the little dips." Northwest &op Weather. Oregon Fair tonight, except rain near north coast nunuay xair soumeast, in creasing cloudiness followed by raiii northwest portion. , Winds shifting to southerly. .''..; . . Waanington a air tonigni, except rain near coast Sunday fair east rain west portion. Southerly winds. ' laano--air iuuikui iiu dumu.. (Chicago Cash Wheat. : rhlnaarn. Oct. 26. Cash wheat: No. 2 red No. 3 red................. 98 No. t hard 99 No.,1 hard .97 No. 1 northern spring. .....108 . No. 2 northern spring. ....102 Na 3 apring .............. 95 100 0100 $100 0100 104 108 102 WHEAT. Open. High. 99 99 hi 102 102 86 97 CORN. Deo. 83 63 May 62 62 July 62 62 OATS. : Deo. , 47 ' 47 May 49 49 July ...... 46 ' 46 PORK. Jan. 1660 1685 May ...... 1570 1672 LARD. 960 v 962 946 946 946 952 : RIBS. .Nov. Jan. May Oct Jan. May . 840 862 845 867 Low. 98 101 96 63 8 46 . 1555 1662 !960 935 942 840 850 United Press tsssad Wire.) Seattle, Wash., Oot 26. Wallace H. Hopkins, alias E. E. Guenthar,. arrested at tho instance of postofflce Inspectors on the charge of using the malls In furtherance pf a schema to defraud, is tn the county Jail awaiting officers from Chicago to take him east. Hop kins, under the name of Guenther, be came Identified with Morgan's Ex- cnange, out so rar as can be learned he did . not attempt to make any Ir regular deals here. According to , inspectors, Hopkins en gaged In business under the name of street Chicago, and, claiming to bs fla oal agent for the Consolidated Zinc company, announced that he represented a merger or mines in . Wisconsin and Missouri , with a capital stock of 220.- 000,000. ' , 63B Hopkins then disappeared. A woman wno naa doth inirouuoea na nopxma wife haa also disappeared. She is sun- posed to be Florence Cooper, from th east Ttnnkrlna rlanlaa anvtrilnor . rVaiiitiilAnt J iB I and is willing to go back to Chicago, . Close. 99B 102A 97 B 62MA aB 45 pany. are good properties and we were trying to sell $20,000,000 bonds in gooc faith. Tha stories told about my spend mg money on women ar an oosn.". SCORES OF F0UETH . REGIMENT KIFXEMEN ,.!r. r', aaaaasaBwawaawaia.' Eugene, Or, Oot 36. Th scores mad by th companies of the Fourth regi ment, Oregon National Guard, so far in th competitive rifle shoot for the iregl- Company F of McMlnnvllle 669 points out of a possible 800: Company H of uaiiaa, 092; company u or Albany, oui;. vompany a or juugenetNivi; vomput: ,, i of Kuarene. 669. Combanv E of Cotti ' I Grove la shooting today, and Comoantl D of Roseburg will shoot tomorrow;! Company B of, Ashland will shoot 1 Wednesday.". ' ' Private L. A. Markham of Company; G haa the highest record so far, with a score or i. xirs rom or-v OATAXOOXXa Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc Address : v.-,-. . : : -. J. J. BUTZER.-SEEDS ; - ' ' ', pl A. "... " '(-': in rttozr n. 1677B 1667 988 940B 945. 862 840B (62 JACKIES OH SHIP BY 10 O'CL c IflV PtINS FOR OIIIOII SERVICE Total sales 862.000 aharea. Call money; Open 1 per cent; high. lit per cem; low. j per , cent; close. Vin per ceni And Must Drink No Water City Churches to Celebrate From Wells AVhile at ' . Thanksffivinc: in First Manila. , Presbiterian Edifice. i HT An!.H Tarr'Mk w OrwW4, i: t- tltTlta.- rarryta. Mw l rr !r- IIVII Mhtas. I lnia4. I'enai. ;i (t li T-r 'n'-i a II erate; aM.a v: -. llrwll-feaa. 1; Horwrl- -, ar', fka. i t,r--n ' !; I-r ftt, t r-rm. b 1. y f : k"J Vt- sej.. m (" Ni r""ee 1 1 ' r- . 'irr, iiig ; err-' It ; lobsters J6c par lb: freah mackerel. is; crswnsn. zee per geea ) pmr lb; black baaa. 20 pr io. aiirvr araena. e per lb- black eoa. -t r -r is; rraoa. II 21 If 1.78 OTITeHS Shnarwcter P. per rl- trm. it . tver lea-lb tirt. $1 SO: CH rm- r'a. r-T rsiiiwi. n 4; ner 1-4b sart. 6: nar'e eanna4. ewa. 37 8 sov: eastarn is eKeii. i 7 r-er l. CLAMg PsMah41. aer e-ox. It 4; rase- clam a It 4 py -x: le per 4Voa Swlasa, Oaat. On. 8ne PTK Vaalia. .; aiaal, te lb. BilNZJSS 84 ax, eas. ae paf gai; Iroa lla, llt pmr gaL rUhlLMLVS-U cassa. 3s per PU!ffrro orL aw, baia. ttt ea-a. tie: aVi;e-l. !., 6: raat, r s ami: to's rt ft saJ,awat. Is lewa: 4l sake re-. 114 tea vT-ITK LUlh. Tea twta f m t- llh Ir-te W in. Vawa WMe. t in WAX baalm ! fceaaa. 8La4w 1 I TT. J T" -e 4 f a. Uv rtn41 tsfij - : .- r --"1 f l a ,- .a.; I News Gossip of Finance BANKS. ........ .$1,077,960.16 (TJalttd Press Leaaed Wire.) ' I ' Th Thanksgiving . union service nt Manila, Oct 26. Sailors of the Amer-the Presbyterian churches will ba bald lean fleet will not b permitted shore I this year . at th Pirstf Preshvtarian leave axier iv o cioca mgni nr u-icnurcn, corner of Twelfth . and Alder lowed to anna water irom nativ wens streets, beginning at 10:30. iTh mlnla- durlna the stay of the American fleet! taarf A 1 m 8k las ghAi-tisi warlTl ha a- lody. The flFst squadron it the lleet ",8t ocor.n to -l custom. A which left Yokohama directly for Ma-1 committee consisting of Rev. A. I. nils, is expected to reach here Novem-1 Unntraraar. Dir. TT.hrv m.m.h. .- 1 rTk. mA A-.m A A. I " " ' mlral Emorv! which irent to -Amoy, i Charles Hayes was appointed at China. Is expected to arrive November th meeting of th ministerial aeeocia- 8. . . I tlon this morning to., perfect amnn. imenta i . have tha cholera stamped out complete- j A movement of the board of foreign ly by the time the fleet arttves, they I missions t inaugurate a campaign on lu uuta no cnaDcea. , I ma racmo coast in tne interests of , muurnu vj uia aasocisnon I With 100 pounds of brass couollnae committee consisting of Rev. I snd Journals in saeka on their backa I vviuiam Hiram Fouikea, Key. E. Nelson Lee and R. T. McLaren, brothers. "u M. enarp PORTLAND Clearings today. Tear ago 1,118.877.87 Balances today , 110.141.87 Tear ago 133.667.47 SEATTLE BANKS. Clearings today $1,524,372 Balances loaay 188,161 TACOMA BANKS. Clearings today 8823.887 Tear ago 47,904 a aam ni a4L i Mr i Jirsn nrninrsi m New Tork. Oct 26. Bar silver. 61e: I arrested by a special officer at the P,n2, oompiete arraagementa , , . , i . r . -lJ,w DM..fu. mill .ki. , 1 1 Savaral dlstlnarulahw4 anMks ... k 1 , .1,-, vu.th ' . . in,, wuiuiii, . Qg. I . . " ' ' v trw nao-sioien me 1001 rrom an j. w. f. i""" vrcacm um, present aay steam shovel, snd a representative orin!'" or vorea. iney win mats ad the company has signed a complaint I dreases la all the prominent cities of against them. . I me coaau r Among inose wno are to enrage la this campaign which will begin Novem ber 23 and extend through the holidays are ur. 11. u. I naerwood. Lr. A. O. Avl- son and aira Avtson, President William Beard. Rev. C E. f han. Dr. Null and Mrs. NulL Rev. L P. Hall and R , a 1 u. vteioea. I Our Service This company sells drafts available in any , part of the United States, effects collections on any point, receives deposits subject to check, pays interest ; on savings accounts and tinie certifi- cats, acts as trustee in bond issues, trustee in relation to real properties, trustee of estates, trustee under wills, trustee for syndicates, for corporations and individuals. ' , ' , Merchants Savings &Trust Co. 247 Washington Street Portland, Oregon Mexican dollars, 46c. Londoa, Oct 16 Bar sliver, 23 11-1 3d. New Tork. Oct bonds: Twos, registered... do coupon Three, registered .. do coupon ...... Threes, small bonds Fours, registared .. oa coupoa ...... Twos. Panama .... do Coupon ...... Faura, PbUipptae. 14 26. Government Data ' Bid. Asked. 110 103 lit 194 108 10 lies lei ! 1825 12 1826 lit .... ' J2 .... 12 .... 11 . 121 162 New Tork. Oct 14. Metal Coroer I . lltQUVC electrolytic. IIHO i in -8 i'liHCll Lead- $4.11, 4.21. Wf 0, - The paper of the day was presented Yj Vinll Py B'T- lL 8- Templeton f Vancouver ' . j I.fi Ion "Modera Preachina." Ha mail a )t f-iuM- -' Iplea for wideawake preaching, which .'I 1 1 frVrr rrjf fFFFTT " 1 " 1 " :'! ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ""' Trn " nirrTTrr,T.TTTTTrn PORTLAND OREGON Carelul Attention This bank gives careful attention to the busi ness of its customers, making safety a matter, of first importance. Deposits are cordially invited, no account being too small to receive the highest, degree of individual service. , ' New Tork. Oct 14. "teHle r CarJea. I 44 47 41: denr-d. 4l4-6e 484.6: 6 Oar a, 4l4.;e4 . WaaWrirtrta. Oct JI. -T"a treasury I Hitwrt. fiay aha: P'pta, It-I 41.44; dlsbersemeota I Z. 41 .. Sve .alaes eaa a!ra ba feaad at ILcafcta ThU Is Sv Portland Cartoocisfi & rf tk RrpaV.icaB CandSdals for 1 .a a i a a a . . . . . wi. kiivusii. ma'i appir ineni (Q me practical derrands or tbe are. He ou tinned th advisability of pulpit tirades srainst modern -le-ms" and noted thst beress a short tline aa-o th rhurrh taandeneg aralnst ri 1 ' n -- nee It la aew encaged la applying Its mlloo of bealine. Tbe mlnlaters rr-ent were 1ptr.ted tn (be re-nars of Rv. J. A. F. Mav, ho told of hr1"S H"rr Ward p.erher rreaen la 15 and who re peated the polata or the arrDvn. - I La rim an ptanoa. the 'vri'ey R. A'lea Ca, j Overbeck z Cooke Co. Cccii3lssl?a CrrcLials, Sleeks. CcsCs, CoKca. Grata. El.. - H5-217 EOAPD OF TRADE BUILDINO Uemtcr Oucago Jioard of Trad. CorTtir"-n4cBti of Logan ft Eryas. Cictfo, New York. EosUm. Wt fcsv U oti'y privat wir cor.necting rortliod with Ik caster ebargea trPErU PCHTLAKD FOARD CP TRACK. N Tr: ;rt Tr t4 free at X''7f