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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, "'NOVEMBER "8, .1908
I -. ...... -:
crates;- butter,- 139 cases; do. 1
lbar clams, SI boxes; crabs. It boxes?
crawfish, I boxes; fish, Hi boxes H
oysters, - 6 boxes; shrimps,' 4 boxes;"
vinegar, 35 barrels; bark, 45 sacks;
beans, dried, 1 car; prunes, dried, 1 car;
tomatoes, 1 car; canned goods, 1 car a.
Cargo of . Jessie Harking and Mascot -will
be Inoluded tomorrow. ,
MAKE
car eastern; cheese, : 164 cases; eggs,
lit oases; do.T,J -car eastern; cream,
3,083 gallons; milk,A,126 gallons;, meat,
8 cars; hbgs, dressed; 130; veal, dressed,
66; mutton, dressed, 17; hlckens, 101
coops; ducks, I coops; geese. 2 coops;
turkeys. 11 coops; dressed. poultry, 770
THE;
WORLD'S
UNSTEADY TONE
RUIEOUTIER
Accumulation of. Eastern
. Stock Adds Weakness to
Prices Tow Prevailing.
' PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKETS
Chicken market down again.
Eggs are selling at price.
Butter market rather unsteady.
First car oranges dueftoday,
:: Potato offerings scant
Hay market shows an advance.
Bet ten tone ruling ralns.
Cabbage market lowsr again.
Dealers are after bops.
' Batter Market Bathsr Unsteady
There ts a rather unsteady tone In the
. local butter market at . this time.
While the make of local dreamery Is
showing practically no Increase at the
, momentl the market is full of butter
and the trade In general Is anticipating
lower range of values unless mere
is a sudden change in the situation.
- While most of the local creamery mak
ers still assert that they are gathering
nn vMimulntlon of fresh stock. 'It Is
noticeable that supplies are not moving
off quite so readily. At the wide range
In price between local and eaatern but-
. ,-...- K.lnv 4. VAPff hAI W SUD-
ri. v.,-. nA at nthee roant centers) thi
trade is, inclined in many Instances to
ta.k the outside manufacture. Of late
there has been a weakening effect upon
eastern butter values along the Pacific
coast, due to the enormous holdings, in
the northern markets there are such
heavy supplies of eastern butter that
.r karalv maintained at this
time .and the prospects are for a lower
range unless the situation lmproTw.
Mora Errs ant JPrioe Holds. -,
Supplies it local ranch eggs are in
creasing, out me - maii
culte well at'37c, and this is the fig
ure universally quoted. There is like
wise a fairly good tone In best April
storage stock, with prices generally
maintained around 27 Vie. V
4ickem Market Is tower,
irna in ha rhtcken market were
, made during the past 14 hours along
Front street at no ipuura ur umi. j
lots, s Receipts of -chickens- haaben
" ' very liberal thus far this week, .and
with the holding off of the larger buy
ers for lower prices, stocks accumu
late nt the desired result a lower
range materialised. .
rnin. t.irb.v. 'am somewhat bet
ter. The market is Just about holding
Its own with 17 He about the best oo
talnable for select live stock, while
some of the ordinary turks are ranging
round 16 e. The demand for turkeys
has not yet started in earnest, and un
til It does the market's movements will
be smalL When the real demand puts
In appearance the call Is mostly for
dressed birds. This is due to the fa:t
. that the poultry houses are
! that time and do not have the leisure
to take oare of the live birds. Then.
r again, the trade is sure of the quality
ter the birds are dressed.
Cabbage Market Is XKwer Again,
i There is1 a lower - ruling In the
market for cabbage owing-to the larger
" rferlngs. Bales are being made along
f the street at this time at $1 1.76 per
' 100 pounds, according to quality,
i A tramtf car of new navel oranges,
' the first of the present season., was due
today. ., o..-tK's' r,r. -.-v -'
-- Hop Market to Besnme Activity.
T ' While enly a nominal'? business H
i shown In the hop market here at the
present time.' tne waicauons are mat
' there will be resumption of activity
; In Willamette valley hops during the
next few days. Dealers continue to take
in practically all of their contracts
" this alone being ft very hopeful sign,
v Brief Wotea of Treat Street
nressed meat. marketla unsteady for
mutton and hogs and firm for fancy
veal. Off grade stuff shows a heavy
cut In price. i . - .
. Offerings of potatoes and onions by
local growers continue very light, and
prices are well maintained. ( . . -Addis
market is showing a better
movement, but prices are about as pre
viousiy quotea, .
' Old Xiraui Consolidate.
Ths firms of L. H. Martin and Qeorgi
Herrea have , consolidated under thi
name of the Martln-Herron company,
Mr. Martin- who (s ons of the Drom-
' inent fruit snd produce brokers of the
. city, will attend to the brokerage de
j oartment. while Mr. Herren will look
W. MARKET IS CATTLE SldOIIG STOCK MARKET
SHOIVING A BOOM AT THE RISE US A RELAPSE
Prices Here Are, $1 to $1.50 Host Saleof Select Steers at Liquidation and Short Sell-
a Ton Higher Sharp . in Yards Sheep ing Causes Drop in Se-
Kemam Quiet
Advances in South.
w Booming' Xay Markai.
4 Owing to the great scarcity 4
of hay supplies In California, 4
Nevada, and UUh, as well as In
the Pacific northwest this year,
w local values are showing a sharp
advance of about $1 a ton for
ordinary varieties and tl.SO a w
v ton v for best eastern Oregon
4 ' timothy.,; A. dispatch from San
4 Francisco printed on this page w
states that prices there are like- 4
w wise higher with the prospects
w of short rations for livestock. 4
curities in New York.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN,
. Hogs. Cattle. Shee
mursaay zzs o
Wednesday 14 820
Tuesday
Monday (SO - Z00
Baturdav 700 120
Friday 630 1S
Portland Union Stockyards, Nov. 6.
The cattle market is stronger through'
out and select steers are now quite
easy to move as high as $4.25. jk nuro-
p.
a Jo
2 SO
171
100
Kew York, Zfov. 8. A report comes
i from laslda sources to the effeot that
the V. 9. Steel oompany has eatjthe
prloe of steel r41a Tbe extent of the
oat Is sot knows, bnt the report was
taken seriously by the speculative) trade
and caused a dtoline In Steel shart
srloes.
New York, Nov. 6. The slock market
suffered a relapse from vverconndence
f vrt mmi A A.AII 111 A..
vvr ui win nave oeen maae ai mis The leaders of yesterday Wera espe.
figure during the transactions of yes-1 dally weak during the trading -today,
terday and todav. While the arrivals chief among them being Canadian Pa-
hl f ,.t- K-. . cine witii a loss today or 1H points
havs of late been quite fair, the de- am) i;nlon Pacflc Jl4 points.
mand has been Increasing, snd the huge While the opening values were some
surplus of -.the packers is dwindling what steady today a selling movement
down until today they are disposed to started soon after and liquidation of
HT BOUGHT
OV SELLER
CK
Let Go Early and Cause Loss
in Chicago. White Is Ee
' gained Later.
. World's Wheat Meti. ,
Dee. .
Portland ...t .0UB
Chicago
Minneapolis , ,,,,
Duluth ........ i..,.,.;
Winnipeg ....... .....t.
St, Louis
Kansas City ...........
New York .............
Ban Francisco
Liverpool
.99A
1.01 V
1.01 H
.86
.99 -
.93
1.16
1.6SA
7s9Hd
Per cental,'
-
4
TAFIAS PKESilDEIM
Doesn't that sound good? - Just as sure as -the sun will rise tomor-
A v ,row, just so -sure P ortland -will move forward, and that means a
great advance in prices onall PENINSULA property, and espe-
X cially io on LOVELEIGH and EL TOVAR, as they , are both
.right, in the path progress, owing to their advantageous loca-
. tions, being on the Vancouver car line, close to Woodlawn schopl
X ;. house.- . "'. . .
T Building restrictions, graded streets and city vater laid free to '
a buyers,
i ' , r "
J , Price $350 and upward. Terms, $10 cash and $10
t , per month. Come in ' and get one of .the beauti
t fill three-colored y panoramic views of Portland.
TrAnssotlnna In hnn rvinHniia
, - : - -rj
i ana it is impossible fo
PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS.
' :r-r Cars.
Wheat ..,.. ....... 33
Barley ... . ..... ........
vqi ........... ................. . i rain a nivhr rivi
May 8IParkra an1 hiitk.r. .r nn lnnlln.
Flour ........... .......... .... .... ..Ito bid over this fla-ura at tha nr.,nl
""" 1' .. M'me. no matter how good the quality.-
There was a firmer tone todav In all I Howevak ih.v . Yti.n..J n An
local grains today. Both the cash andlbusln ffla at th nHr than nnnarlv
.A"5kr!.. '. r6!?;. iTP Ho Chang, in 8hp Situation.
there were quite a number of sales of.uTn'r l not the slightest change in
cash when., with buyers freely offering I'" "heep situation locally. Packers are
growers o w ana
track delivery
V," I some time asro. The fact that the hi
cember options, bid and ask prices ba-lpaclc'r" ta,kln? "w lots of sheep rniur-itvimrM
ine alike affected. .! w Ishows a fractional improvement In the! DESCRIPTION,
Cash oats market is disposed to show '"."T. "ul oeen ln sjiguv
murnuir Birenrm ana msn? lnauineai . ... - i t 1
are beinr mad dealftm rird)n a. Jier . orougnt in ft car , ot Atnai, cop. Co.
i . - . -ri iiukss a riMii s i nn n w tap r n aa iant i naMirat
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
Open. . - Close. Nov! 4. Loss.
or receivers to ob- """"" TT" .J. - Mar ...4.10t 10SA lnsA'
figure at the moment. 1"" t"Lf-YlV'.a loaJr' July . 97 91 97 - k
look up new supnlies, but are not yet iongS with additional selling by shorts
f?.X.i?..t.iF.UH.f.8,'-.,Thlf- lndlcte forced the general list below the last
ihL 7.riiV. rUtn quUe " ccumu- transactions of yesterday. Soma nf
latlon of steers. .hi ..nin. w.. ' ..i v. t
, . I this selling was eaused by London, In..
1 lwhlch market ahnw.il tint . alnarla
St Paul dropped back 1 points In
' ' , ' fc V U T . lUUV.III. LllO III u , . . x
fesslonal advance of yesterday. South-1 w" I"181 Jay, r with the 'tone rather
Chicago,. Nov. J. The wheat market
ern Paclflo lost point and Rock Is- uncertain. There was a weaker open
land preferred . The lower price In ling due to the sharp losses abroad, but
Bteel Dreferred was due to the renort of lr. ...... . '.
a .lower rate for steel rails. 7 1. ul ln . aoclme wa" 'egamed later
in mo session, ana tne market . closed
1 0c a bushel for club, enieri1?11t1h6. "IV61, ,ior ,ew1.,.ot b"l Range of New York prices furnished tf1bout ih m flRure? iRat hlKht.
Portland. On the boart thvtlll retain liberal holdings of bwOverbeck & Cooke Co. L J.heTf V?. aB Jncnatlon among the
there was an advance of "tuf which they contracted I - i r "i" M . 1 ' o tC?dc f Pow the. lead . of Liverpool
gi
Following Is the general
air. On board of trada today oats "VJ '"Sr.I"-.. . .
supplies. It has been found by most
or tnem that the heavy suppll
thought , others had were simply warm I aliiom.nta
.v.-. , r ..,7- i.r l Jroiiowing is tne renerai ranae
t'"l:i.i"'IlyMw on stock rulina"ln the yard's forUm
stockers and feeders. 14.76
luiurra. vera quotea ne same prices i ordinary 15 75
WhUj(th barlev market la firmer and I :
somewhat more active In the south, I Cattle Select east ' of 'mmmfalna
trade Is atlll very ouiet here although stwrs, $1?! medium atJeVi l! 76-'
the tone of the rash market la nm.-1 k... Vla-,!?.t??!
but holdings her are still too liberal Sheep Best wethers,' $8.50; ordinary r- Rap. Tran.
iraw louay iuiurc were eieaay wnn no i straignt ewes, 13.00; mixed lots. 12.600
Am. C. & F. c,
do pfd
.. Cot OIL c.
Am. loco. c......
Am, Sugar, o... .
Am. Smelt, c...
do pfd. ......
Anaconda MT Co.
Am. Woolen, c . .
Atchison, c.. .. . .
fd
"isii
64
134
95
"isV
10114
6U
17414
83H
46
64
135
85
48
94 H
99tt
11
1741
change. In
Board o:
rices from yesterday.
f trade prices today
CLUB WHEAT.
- ODen.
November ........... 904B
December ............ 91B
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
November ........... 150 B
December 162 H -
NO. I PEED, BARLETi
November ........... 130 "
December ........... 133HB -
Close.
91 A
92A
165 A
167HA
13314
136 A
BOSTOX COPPER MARKET
(Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Jo.)
Boston. Mass.. NovJ 6. Official bid
prices: - y
after his old line potatoes and onions.
Roth have a host of friends along Front
street wno are wishing -the consolidated
i .Hill a. buivk iuo . ..... .
' tin has Just returned from his honey
moon. : :.
:"vy""tmT' Biy 'Hops.
.... tte this afternoon the Seavey Hop
company confirmed the purchase of 110
bales of choice hops from George Rose
at a fraction better; than 8c a pound.
Front street sells st the following
-. prices. Those paid shippers are less
i regular commissions: .
mw, Sgga aac Jvaltry.
BUTTER- Extra ' creamery, 3 to
fancy SSHCS store. 30O. ..
5 BUTTER . FAT Delivery f. a. b.
Portland Sweet cream, 8214c; sour,
gi Ho .par id..
' EOOS Local, best. 37 Ho per dozen
: eastern, l6027Hc: local storage, 26c.
? POULTRY r Mixed. c&ieKens, lie
. hens, 1114c; roosters, old, 9 10c
fryers. 11 He; broilers, HHc; geese,
swyci i u mora, aiire. lH'ti a
flucas. 140 lb: Dliroona.
. squaos, 21.60 Par dot; - old, fl;
oreesea poruiry, iwivto to nigner.
CHKKSB Full cream, flata, triplets
and daisies, 1414 016c; Young Americas,
Hot. Wool ang 3&aea.
HOPS 1903 crop, choice, 814c: prime
o caoioe, iiiki prime, IO?)4c;
uicaium, enc to.
' WOOL Willamette valley, 18c,
i SHEEPSKINS Shearing. lOOlee
emca; soon wooi, jecvvo; medium
wool. oi eacn; long wool. 7sc
f Lie eacn.
MOHAIR I90S Nominal. ISfflISc
: TALLOW Prime, per lb, 3O40; Na.
1 and grease. 30310.
CHIT TIM BARK Old. c; new, f e
601?;
w - S
. spring.
j 17 He; aprln
HIDES Dry bides. 13014a lb:
K. kill 1 a , T m m n m1. i.E.
v, ... . vu w .V
97c; calves, green, fI0
par
kips.
- " Oratn. Tloxu and Bay.
" WHEAT Buying price, new Track.
Portland Club, e?(0c; blues tern, 94 a
96c, fortyfoid. 91it2o; red. tio7c;
' M1LL8TUFF8 Selling erica Bran,
324.40: middlings. 131: shorts. 110:
chop, 321 29: alfalfa meal, fig per ton.
AKi,i;r tata, iz0i.6o; rolled.
f 28.60; brewing, f 27,
tin
8
4.65; export, 93.4O&2.60; valley. 34.6
FUJUK- Bellln
' gon patent.
m ones Eastern Om.
s.sa; scraignt, ss.iotf
1 40il f,(l: vull.v tl ;T.
graham J4s. f4.40; whole waoau i4.;
ry, 6s. 36 60; bales. tS ,
uaxs traca, new no. i white 131
32; gray, f303L
S HAT Producers' price Kew timothy.
Willamette valley, fancy, f 1 4 & 1 5 ; or
dinary, tl3.6018: eastern Oregon,
fit. 60; mixed, $11012; clover? 10;
grain, -l; cheat, $11; alfalfa, $10n.
- miti ant Tagstswsa.
- FTtESH FBUIT8 Orangea, old 14
4.60; new navels, ft; banana., $c lb;
lemons, 14.606 4.25 box; arapefniit, ft
4) 4.60; pineapples, Hawaiian, $4.26 dos
n: cantaloupes, $1.86; peaches. 60
j0c; peara, f 1.26 1.66; grapes, 7SC
1.16: baskets, 101214c: huckleberries
0i lie lb; cranberries f9.(0&10.6 bbL
ONIONS New Oregon, 1. 10 (81.25
per 100; garlic. T8o lb. : '
"OTATOES New. selling, $191.26;
T! .". ,wllBn'V er ' cwt. fancy,
tf lfo rdlnry 0Sc; sweet $.J5
APPLES . Extru select. $1.60$;
f
mat. . 84
Adventure 9
Alleues ..... 3714
Arcadian ..... 4
Atlantic ..... 1 8
Butte Coala .. 27 H
Centennial ... 35 H
Ct Ely ...... 814
Daly West. ., 9
Franklyn ': . . . . 14
Green ....... 11
Glroua 4U
.... 6J4
. . . . IS
Michigan
Mohawk
Miami ...
Nev. Con;
68
12
18
NippRsing ..Jl0i
im. wutte ....
E. Butte
Old Dom. ..
Osceola ...
Qulncy 91
Shannon 18
8up. A Pitts. . 17H
Tamarack ... 82
Utah M. ..... 43
Victoria 6
Wolverine ...143
Winona ...... 614
Yukon 3
Bay 8. G. ... 2
U. S.lMin. ..42
V. M Oil ... 29
.- -. 3
2.76.
Veals Choice young calves, $4.50;
heavy and rough, $30 4.00.
Yard Jtepresentatlve Sales.
The following prices are representa
tive of the largest transaotlona in the
local yards and indicate the iln nt
the demand for "the various grades and
weights, with the nrtces thereof:
- Hooa
Weight.
1 bogs. ..... .j.;. .18,400
12 bogs 1,736
CATTLE.
18 feed steers , 17.000
38 steers 28.980
26 steers , ...28,070
73 steers , ,84.180
46 cows 48,835
26 steers .28,700
SHEEP.
96 sheep and lambs 9,515
Today's arrivals of livestock In
yards compare with this day in recent
years as jouuws:
- Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
1907 24 280 220
1906 ......808 $7 61
1905- 889 ... 1,184
-A year ago today hogs were 25c lower,
cattle and sheep easy at unchanged
prices.
Cent. Leather,. c. 26 28Z
C. A 6. W. c...
C. M. A St. P....
C. 4 N.-W. c,...
C. & O
Colo. F. A I. c. .
Colo. So., e. ....
do 2d pfd . . .
do 1st pfd. . , .
Corn Products, c
D. A H.
D. R. G., c...
do pfd .......
Erie, c. -..r.....
do 2d pfd....
du 1st pfd. . .
Ot Nor., pfd ...
Ill, Central ....
L. A N
i.fto I Manhat Rv.
4.26 I Mex. Cent Ry..
iv. t., c.
do pfd
niHtlllApa
the I Ore Lands ..."
Mo. Pacific...,,
Nat'l. Lead......
N. Y. CT
N. Y. O. A W,..
N. 4 "W., c
N. A W.. p
N. American...,
N. Pacific, c...
P. M. S. Co.
Penn. Ry. .......
P. O.. L. & C. Co
Pressed 8. Co., c:
Pressed 8. Co., p
Price.
$6.00
6.00
2.86
8 16
4.26
3.70
1.25
13
141
112
Hogs From Klamath.
SDeelil Dlnoateh to Th Jnnrnal t
Klamath Falls. Or., Nov. 6. The first Reading
usninra snipmoni. ounogs irom A.iam-1 R.adlnir 2H r,
ath county was made laat week, when r fc k, c , .
uvu.s WIVGI Dial y7U W V VBI CTUlU I JK I. & S . D
v Northwest Crop Weather
rlv-wrnds. T "tt 1 - .OSSli'-... 5 Jla. el . .
Washington-Fair tonight except rain to Dorris. and on the same liw m. STf. P,V"
oeroer shipped 10 carloads of cattle! St L. A S. F.latn
junv nooron. i ou jj. oc'B. w.. r.
Hog raising in Klamath- eountv has St. L. ft & W.. d.
receivea mile aiieniion up to this time
on account of the distance to market
southerly . winds.
W&shlneton Fl
along the coast and ln extreme north.
W?!S P":.1?00' IXSiL, ? ra,n fl-onTMount Hebron,
Idaho Fair' tonight and Friday.
fancy, $22.25; choice, $101.50; ordl- DUt aa the railroad draws near many
l: poor '6076Qer W. ( ranchers are preparing to engage in the
VEGETABLES Turnips, new" Oregon, business, which 1 a moat profitable one.
76c$l: beets, $101.26: carrots, 60 O a Klamath can produce the finest qual
16o sack; parsnips, $6clL0o; cabbage, of pork.
ca11r.Url!
isn, iifw'i airucnoKes, aos; green vuagv, v. nun.
onions, 15o per dos; peppers, bell, 8 Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
10c; Chile, ); head lettuce. 2630o Chicago ,25.000 6,000 12,000
dos; hothouse 60 O76o box: radishes 16c Kansas City 12,000 7,000 (,000
dosen bunches; celery, 667uo. ear- Omaha . 4,800 2.608 4.000
Hogs are strong. Left over vester-
rough, f5.706.00;
Cattle Strong.
Bheepr Steady.
til
mp
News Gossip
of Finance
Vortlaaa Banks.
Clearings today $1,-296,943.01
Year ago 1,025,219.00
Gain today .
Balances today
plant. 6c
i Groceries. Stnts, xrto.
SUGAR Cube. $6.65: Dowdered. 86.60:
fruit or berry, f6.26; dry granulated.
$6.26; com. a... .26; extra a, $5.75;
granulated,,, $6. 0E; barrels, 15c; half bar
rels, 80c; boxes, 66o advance on sack
basis.
(Above prices are to daya net caah
Quotations)
SALT Coarse Halt ground, 109s,
per ton; s, ii.i; table, oairr,
$16.60: 10a. $14.00: bales. 32.31:
iDorted l-.lverDooL. ss. l2.oo: ltoa
( 11.00; 4s, $18.00; extra fine barrels,
a, 6s and 10s. f4.60 6.60; Uvsrpool
lump rock, $20.60 per ton.
RICE Imperial Jpan No. 1. 6e; We,
S. 66e; New Orleans, head..7e;
AJax, f ); Creole. 6&
MUNEI Nw, io per 10.
COFFEE PackagabrandSr 816.f9.
TIFiANB Small white. tS.zB: larse
white, f 4.60: pink. $3.85 bayou. $8.85; Year ago
Llmas. '1.75: Mexican reds. 14.69. I Taeoma Banks.
aasaw. xua asa mvrssp&s. i
HAMS. BACON. KTC Portland oack Clearings today
Oocal) hams. 10 to 1$ lbs. 16o per ft;
breakfast bacon. 1622o lb; picnics, I Seattle Banks.
10c lb: cottage roll, lie lbr regular! Clearings
short clears, smoked, Uo lb: oacaa, I uaiances
heavy, smoked. 12o lb: light smoked.
i4e lb: bellies, smoked, 16o lb; pickled
tongues, owe earn. .,
DRESSED MEATS Front street
Hogs, fancy. 7c; ordinary, 6 6 14c;
t . .a. ...ai aw.wm B. ft.. A I
nary. 77c lb; heavy, 66c lb; mut
ton, fancy. 67o lb; spring lamb, 7 bonds: Date,
c ip. I Twos, registered... 1903
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s. 14e I do couoon .1020
oer lb: 6s 14cper lb: 60-lb tins. 12UO Threes, rea-l.tereri . . 10R
per lb; steam rendered, ,10a, lio per do coupon 1908
Ibi 6s, 13 c per lb; compound, 10s, 8c Threes, -small bonds ....
per lb. . s . Fours, registered... 1925
FISH Bock eod, 10o lb; flounders, do, coupon.,,.... 126
8o. per lb; halibut, 7c per lb; striped Twos. Panama .. ....
oouin. fac. com.
South. Pac, pre.
Sou in. Rail., com
South. Rail., pre
T.-, St. It ft W.i e
i., oi. l,. sc w., p
union rac, com.
Union Pac, pfd.
U. S. Rub., com.
V. S. Rub., pfd. .
U. S. 8. Co., com
U. S. S. Co., pfd.
VVB.UUIL COm
Wabash, pfd
W. U. Tel ..
Wis. Cen., com
light, $5.46 96.20.
na-
Westlnghouee
Q
174
136 1364
23
65
60
123
12
2ST.
day, 2,400. Receipts year ago, 22,000. ..
mitmi sk ka9is afi ii iaa. ... I wis. cen., pfd. .
mISZ ":",5:"' 1 Wheellnw Ijika. .1.
88
82
44
38
63H
134
94
47
'98
99
101
49
173
6
"7"
144
16H
43
37
81
89
671?
this mornlnir. and sellers w.ra nfforina-
I supplies in great numbers. The re-
DOrtS Of M Katt.P AtxmAnA fA. t.mt.h
wlfeat both at Minneapolis and Duluth.
prougnt back some of the sellers -into
the bull camp, and on the covering from
this source the market, went back to
last night's figures. ,
Liverpool otened to id lower than
yesterday but -closed with a net de
cllne of to jUd. v.
Minneapolis wheat stocks show a de-
I - . . . -
"Jfl iu.uoo Dusneis ror two days.
3 red,, fl.00
Cssh wheat Kn
l.Oltt: NO. X red. MnAll M- M
hard winter."-$1.00 1.01; No! 8 hard
Winter. - 97cffi81. 00: K'n. 1 imMk.n,
spring, 21.04 1.06;- No I - northern
i.U
spring,
$1.04.
.03 1.04; No. spring, 94o
V''
27
127
90
I n
48 m
S July
59
67 ti I Pec.
l iMav
17t July
ZD
I Dec
I May
July
Deo.
I Jan.
May
Nov.
I Jan.
May
I Jan.
May
Range of Chicago prices, furnished by
Overbeck ft Cooke company:
WHEAT. 4
Open. High,
.. 914 100
..108 103
. 97 98
CORN.
. DRONG-STEELE CO.
' 110 SECOND STREET .
Phone Main 1743 iPhone A-1743
Jjow. Close.
99
102
97
Certififeates
For convenience of those having money for
future investment or other use, we issue our spe-
cial 10, 30 and 90 days interest-bearing demand
certificates. .
Thus while awaiting employment of idle y
money it can be earning interest and yet available
when needed, v
For! fixed periods we issue our 6 and 12
months' Certificates. ,
, : . s ; . ' ;
247 Washington Street Portland, Oregon
.-. ..
lit
63 62
OATS.
48 48
60 60
4 46
PORK.
1480 1492
1622 . 1623
1600 1610
v LARD.
942 942
945 , 946
946 960
RIBS.
860 852
817 862
81
61
81
47
49
46
1477
1600
1692
937
942
940
942
, 866
111
" V '' v II
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61 A . - ' - . - ' ' ' '....J-UL. . , j 1
tlH ' " ' ' I.I ' r ' " ' -:
II 1 1 i ALHijjjj i urn iiiuumi 1 1 1 miiTn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 I.I 1 1 II 1 1 n rTTrrrrrrr.f''l
o?A MM V PORTLAND OREGON r fjll
Ml
862 B
862
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN MARKET
.1 v
San Francisco. Nov. 6. Merchanta .
cuoiauons: .
Cash wheat Walla Walla . white,
,1i6J,:.,d R'n. $168; turkey
scu, .J.HT. . uiucBinm. ll.fiu.
Future wheat Mav 11.70 tM a.i ?i
asked; December, $1.65 asked.
Cash barley Brlht, $1.42 bid;
brewing, $1.36.
Future barley May, $1.44 bid,
$1.50 asked: IWrmW tl iiu uia
$1.44 asked. " '
Millstuffs Bran, $30; middlings, $34;
shorts, 133.50.
.Oats White, fl.68 per cental.
PORTLAND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
The Portland board nf trnrfa fnmi.h..
j.fi-. i """":" " 1 1 "" receipts
for the 24 hours ending 11 a. m:
. Apples. 812 boxes and 1 car; cran-
oernes, no Darreis; grapes, 34 boxes;
pears, 103 boxes; cabbages, 8 crates ; car
rots, 11 boxes; celery, 14 crates; onions,
35, saoks: potatoes. 280 sacks: a wept
potatoes, , 1 car; tomatoes. 4
A MATTER OF REGRET
Aged men ofter regret that they did not adopt syste
matic methods early in their careers. Young men should
take warning from these experiences and systematize
their financial matters by opening a checking account
with this bank, which will enable them to preserve an ac
curate record of their receipts and disbursements.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Commbslon Blerchanls, Sleeks, ponds, Cotton, Grain, Etc
216-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDINQ
Members Chicago Board of Trade, Correspondents of Logan & Bryan,
. Chicago New York. Boston. v
We have the only private wire connecting Portland with the casters
: exchangee, -
MEMBERS PORTLAND BOARD OF TRADE. ,
Money opened 2 Der cent
cent,, low 1 per cent, closed 1
cent.
high 2 per
peri
271.724.01
166.935.60
140,881.48
..$918,781
.. 60,871
"v..r."pi iuu. lis rr lai, I ao, coupon ....
lmon. Chinook, tcj sllverslde. oj her- Fours, Philippine... ....
age, to per lb; soles, 7o per lb; shrimp,! . . ,
rlnaa.
isfec id; percn, so per id; tomeoo, l per I
lb; lobsters. I6o per lb; fresh mackerel.
Atchison sommon ei-rtlvld.nA u.
- , I
Pennsylvania Railway ex-dividend
ner cent.
United State. Rtml tir.f.rr. ..jm.
cim x n ircr cent.
Aotat saies 1,-136,400 shares.
CALIFORIIIA LOOKS TO
OREGON FOR IIS HAY
(United Preas Leited Wire.)
Ban Francisco, Nov. 6 The hay deal
ers all over' the state have shut downl
on the selling jJShij following the
publication of a vreport by the San
Francisco Hay association this morning
that there is a possibility of all the
horses and cattle of the state having
tn ha At ShAvt MlAHa a.. t. -at aV
New York, Nov. 6. Government ha v ahortna-a Th. i ri till
. a n i i . . - j - i
". ion toaav as aralnat a rrl. of IIS 1.
J" la"' year, ana it is stated that be-1
ipre tne weea is over It will soar to $26.
The dry year ln Nevada and Utah,
which states usually help out Califor
nla in times of hay famine, has created
a hay shortage in those states and. the
avaiiaoie crop there has already been
bought up.-- .... ......
California hay merchants are looking
to Oregon and Washington to make up
the shortage, but the high price of
.$3,008,113
. 187,511
New York, Nov. 6. Bar silver, 49 c;
Mexican dollars, 46c.
London, Nov. 5. 'Bar silver, 23 15-lfd.
r- q
. - ..... - , ,
103V.
104
100
101
100
120
121
102
102
110
104
??!
121
162
... . i
New York. Nov. 6. Metal Copper,
( ) lb: crawfish. 20c
aeon I 1 Mr lb: blac
id; silver smeiis, so per id: Dlack cod.
7c peKlb; crabs. $1.26 1.76 dosso.
OTBTKRB Bnoaiwater Bay, oer gal-
'""Jlnf. cl5S2i ,akA 1GUc: electrolytic. 13 (S 11; transportaUon and the shortage of ears
rfA castings, 13S13c. H1 undoubtedly make ltlmpossibla
2 ftrtLi.S? JH? Jin $29,2629,76. for hay to be shipped from thosS states
uniu me price has soared. Careful crop
r.nnft. frnn. nil ..... . , . ,
n.i . . . I ..'. ."" oi m. staie m-
lon. $2.60; per 100-lb sack $5.00: Olrra- . wasningion, nov. a. Tbe treasury aieate-that there are 100,000 tons less
El per fsSlon, $1.40; per VoJ-lb sJS. lT-"' t0dy hOW": ... f,VBlIa,U. tha. there wera at this
Ie!e04M.69; Eagle canned. 10c can 1741 S1?1.' '.. . .tll last year. It la estimated that If
dosen: eastern In shell, $1.76 per 'lie. I wbsmictm z.313,000 the consumption for the coming Ave
Tendon, Nov. ..-Spot copper up, 7s; Hayearc onVm'wn.cT.?!
Is no reason to believe, the market will
t, 6s, 16a Id.
CULMS Hardshell, oer bos. H u
mor clams. 82.09 per box; lo per doe,
'raiata. Oeal. on, ste.
ROPE Manila, 10c; sisal Ttfe lb.
LINSEED OIL Raw. bhla
Leases, 58c; boiled, bbls., 14c; cases, 4c
w gal; 4ota of 368 gallons, ie less; VS
sake meal $36 ton.
tti-isiwc seo aeg, cases, lfa M.
ral; Iron bbls 11 Ue per aaL .
i . , - i y ' - iw i:r t . .
New York,
486.30(9 48.Ee
days 483.960485.
Ckov. BSterllng; Cables, rTl'Jri'ni'at It,.0 ,bnyY'
oe demand 4R5 9Si figuring at the rate of 20,000 toi
fflidS 85.95486. eojmonth consumption In San Franc
tons
fi11 ,equ"11lr ,arS consumption in
I niiciira inn eiaie, tne nay mer-
cnants, say tney are facing a serious
tb: 6-lb lota. 8o lbi leas lots.
.wjju wen rrent kasia.
'iYi
NeiCYork Cotton Market.
I Open. High. Low. I proposition tn the obtaining of food for
8 .890.-881 '8811 nwrees ana csiue auring the comlna-l
B.7 . S7 I wwtmmr.
Odd Minutes Make Bank Account
What do you do with the odd minutesthe in-between times?
Instead of putting them in broodine over the collaDsed state of vonr finartf
or your unsatisfactory positionwhy not USE them to your profit ?
' Develop that little turn for making quick ten and ink sketches or clever little
pencil drawings, designs, etc. o far you've only used it to while away an idle hour
for your friends or yourself. . ,
Here's' a man in The Journal Want Ads who will PAY vou f or thatkind of work
or that knack of yours for. telling clever stories. Get them down on paper.
In The Journal Want Ads you'll find a market for . all these odds and ends of
genius. .,";, . ,
There s good money in it-and it need not interfere with your regular work.
- Journal Want Columns hold a fund 6f suggestion for turning odd minntetr
account to a bank account , . -
Reading the Want Ads TODAY will give vou a start readintr them P.VPTiV
DAYyill keep you going toward success and prosperity, p ..t ,
e lk.
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Julv
I Jecember
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882
881
874
906
885
884
877
908
877
868
898
ill I
Montans ritirlnr isn? I
800phlres worth $229,800.
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