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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. . TUESDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER 14. 1003. 11 ILATEST RIEW 7 WOSLD'3 MAE5METS 10 CEfiTS RISE III CANNED MILK - Borden Puts Price 5c Above s Otliei Leading Brands ; . Short. Milk Supply. TODAY'S "WHOLESALE MARKETS. fanned milk la advancing. ' , y.UB market steady. '. Itananaa coma in good ahape. i ' New Halmon from Columbia. ., Poultry market not ao ateady, . , Apple demand la liberal. Potato quality ta Improving. ... ' ; Onion market hold firm ," ' EXPORT ffiUHDfij AT A STAriDSTILL : ,v , No New Flour Business With Orient Available Buy-, ers and Sellers Apart. .. . X tbe Orela Vukti - 4 ' 'Wheat Market ateady; food , " Adveao ta Canned KUk. : Short milk and cream production la at laat having Ita effect upon canned milk pricee, and out condensary quotaan advance of luo per fase today. Thla -wn the Borden Jallk company, makera of me rioneer brand, ana ma new price puta tneir product bo a caaa anove war nation, Buttercup and oiher flrat claaa miiKa, wnue formerly tne price on rio nner waa tc lower. Advance- In price i llkewlae puta at an and all talk or an- .inn .. ,..., , own tu. "ta milk condensing companies for the near I vats , rulure at leaat The Borden people are making every effort ' to aeoure a - good foothold in this section, but, thus far 4 buying ; , , 4 vpata -Buyer holding back. Hay Market rather steady.- PORTLAND WHEAT AND FLOUR . a- " To1mv. Tir fttA. . a ' . ' W X - iiud wneatt ......;-.. ..in OLD YARDS GO 001 OF B0SIIIE5S New Stockyards on Penin sula Open Tomorrow Buyers Take Advantage. - Flour Export trad at etand- Rluestem . .......... ' .9? Ked Russian ......... . .85 H Patent flour, new 6.16, Kxporl ............ i.Kt ; - , 38.00 . .93 .86 4.86 8.(0 .28.26 Northwest Harvest Weather, Oregon Fair tonight and Wednesday have been unable to wreat control, from -J'XTZ?..! . . . , . ,1. ...... . l- I inn inn it winuB. . , ISi lVroada into tha 1 CwllnhutoZn. VVa.hington-Fair tonight and' Wed i?5.3I21d t nfhhSCa5"hV., i. VrS "iy Pt showers extreme north irtrfttion hV.nnrt miiir trad, and "west portion; windsmostiy northerly. ml moat without effort Ita business has idAlioJfa r tonight and Wednesday grown to Immense proportions. The I ,uU.r..i ptl.uU.. buttercup la likewise a Portland cor. ' Xfo Trad is Ssport Tlovue. There la an utter absence of trade in the export flour market ' at thla time. With wheat ateady and recently showing advanced price, ml Her are ir"".,rTM .r. .l.T ..Vr ,,1"r": "L""l the attitude of the orient In asking poratlon. and for that reaaon aecurea more favor a rrom the retail traae man other brsnda which have their bead. 'quartera In the north or the east. Oooe Bay Olrea up Tight. ; wlU be "CTt 11 tie InSrea.e la' acilvlty of "f,,1 Vr "lot of f .ring"""'.6 9? 'Hi' Ff BllaAn?r";0!ullil or fr7ctror?all7beYterri t?.Un$,3e.8 'net tha aide of th. fair com nan lea. but re- r"V """'".i.1""" ro uw"" o.ntlv th.r hi. been hut little noise " ' clve" Pcea OO ; ;!fromh.t direction,, The northern milk t r.onflnniAriei Avrai 01 wmcn ucurea i .... . . , . . r . t alight foothold here about a year ago, rlAZ'SitSi, J? , are practically out of the market ao Far Proportion for a week or Hi Portland la concerned. , I . . . J. Hop Situation la runner. , I the oata market because of tha higher More nrmnesa is enown in trie local vaiuea aaxea dv proaucera inr altuatlon tadav than for aoma I Wheat ta ateadv with ennatd.rahl. waeka. Tha r.ron la comma? down con-1 Beuing dv rarmera at interior nnlnta. ' I .1 LI.. II V. . . I. u . . , wtJt 1 Qnlli w n n u Llll... 1 f .1 ua i i crn sv 1 1 Krvwvi .i. iuv. v 1 1 1 jii their views. While it la likely that aoma little bualneaa could be secured for hops around 21o a -pound, ettU the in oulrles at thla time are principally for sample jn oraer to see wnai-ine quality will be. Talk of atlll higher prices are mereiv rueaaea. ror none nave Deen 01- fered. However, the situation indicates . higner vaiuea m tne ruture. i , , Old hoos are moving out very fast : . . . fTne warenouaea are oeing unioanea. most of the stock going east and Into immedHrte consumption. This Indicates that brewers are in neea or supplies. , rotato Quality Is Xmproring. While considerable complaint : was PRODUCE PRICES III NORTH AND SOUTH (United Preea Leased Wire.) . San Francisco. Sent-. 14. Rsra-a . Tr aoien, mcijxiing cases: Extras, 41 He; iirsis. sc; seconds. 30c; thirds, Z4c. Butter Per pound: Rxtraa. MU.f heard regarding very early supplies of Srat .":, aeconds, 28V4c; packing locat potatoea, u maricet at mis time 1 . . Is showing the beat quality in years, I Cheese New, per pound: California and dealers who have recently visited I r'ata, fancy. lftHc: firsts, 15c: seconds, the various sections say that Oregon 1 11 ; California young America, fancy, will turn out a better class of potatoes I e: nrsts, J6c; Oregon. 18 Mrc; New as a whole this season than ever before. I rorit riiHc; Nw Tork young Amerl Thla Is expected to stimulate the de-jca, lJUc. -mand from the outside. ( I I Potatoea Per cental: River whites, Onions are coming in slightly better 07Sc in 'sacks; Salinas, tt.401.80; ! from local points. Quality wag never I sweet potatoes, In crates. 1.01.60; better thwentwaaon. t 4 ; I 0B-J.Tlld we75e. '" " 7 71 Oranges Per box: Valencia. $1.60 gsr mtriti . wwjr. w v11!!.)) change. . . I New rhlnook salmon is coming from I Se.m. cent iinntn r. nn. the Columbia. Quoted at 8c. Some new J Washington creamery, firsts, J7c: ranch sllversides likewise arriving. .These at 2627c; eastern creamery, l34c; t.c' . . . ' - . . 1 process,, z up aac. Poultry market la fractionally easier, I Eggs Per dosen: Iocal ranch, 40c aiinougn vaiuea g uutimuj u m 1 rancy wnue eastern. 30c; eastern, Z8 day. . . - - 32o; Oregon, 8 4c Movement or appjea is quite good, ana Cheese Per pound: Cream brick, 17 prices are held firm. . 18c; wheel Swiss, 21c; blwck Swiss, otiirr i ""n;"1 ,vr 1. -K I Bo mourger, xsc; new i uiuidok, ir.. flfiHtn. BTnnd demand with It.&o afl hsuA.. irniBmnAiF MA..tA. . 0.. the top. Sales as low as 25q a crate - j Wisconsin twins. 18c; Wisconsin Young ninny aurnjjw. ivw. '"lui Ain'ncu, J!(F14C. . whnt'e left. - I Onions Qreen, 30o per dosen; Call- Mirspa mmHCL 19 uauiy iim .pain, 2f ew Taraa Opaa Tomorrows '. 4 Today waa the laat day. of business at the Old Portland unloa atockyarda, , eomer ' Bevea- , 4 . teenth and Vaughn streets, -and 4 operations la the new yards at 4) ' 8t0ckdale on the peninsula will 4 4 start tomorrow morning at I 4 o'clock! The car arc now being 4) 4 operated to tha Mew yards, Jeav- 4 4 Ing regularly from Second and 4) O Waahlngton streets. , . 4 L S I). RISES. 4 POINTS TODAY WHEAT PRICES ; T.10VE SHARPLY Sharp Advance With Consid- Advance and Then Ixso erable Activity Western Affain With Mixture - of Union Is Up Again. ; Conditions iii Pit Today. Top stuff ', ..' : Today, Steers ......... .(, i,". .$4. 25 Cowa ..,4... 2.26 Heifers t.2& Wethers ,4. 00, Lambs 6.60 Calves ................ 6.25 Hoga ,,y.. 8.26 Tear ago. ' 84 Of 8.00 . 800 ..' 8.60 . 4.26 ( 4.60 , .. 7.00 , UNION STOCKTARD RUN,' . Horn.. Cattle: Sheen. Tuesday 7l 61-.' Monduy 162 277 , Saturday ' 0 Friday ....... 65 : 84 Thursday ... 49 . .80 :. Wedneaday ....... 228 302 , til t'bo 278 345 198 Portland Union Stockyarda Sent 14. Pinls was written In the tranaactlons at the Union stockyards today and to morrow will start an entirely new re gime in the new yards on the Penin sula. Buyers took full advantage of tne con fuelon of movinar and the way they de Freaaed livestock conditions today re lected little credit upon their opera tions. They hit the hog market to the tune or zoc. maaing tne oesi available price for even tne most select stocK, s. While 28.10 was received earlv for one lot of Tillamook bogs because of their excellent quality and appearance thla price could not be duplicated later in the ratling, . perhaps tne better showing or jioks in the yards naa something to do with tne bearish streaK which appeared in all the buyers, but It was neverthe less a fact that they gave shippers no quarter wnatever. commission Handlers were anxious to get rid or everything tnat came because tney did not care to put additional expense upon shippers by holding suplies over and sending them to tne new yarns to sen tomorrow or the day after. , Cattle Top at $4 Today. Nothing over 34 Is obtainable' today for the best cattle that can possibly be brought to this market. Thla is a de cline of about 25c from previous quo tations, the decline becoming effective tor tne same reason jus tne cut in nogs. It waa simply a case of getting rid of all old arrivals at the yards before the ifornia. H4c ner Bound: Walla Walla. 1 F I C. ' ,. Potatoes 90c$fl per cental; sweets. zip z.zd per cental. lettuce. 10c do,: hothouse. 81 per box radishes. lOo do, bunches: celery, 760 90c dos; egg plant, 8(9 7o lb; rhubarb. 80 per 10.; corn, SU60c sack. Orooerles, XTcts, Etc. ' SUGAR Cube. 36.36: powdered. 38.20: fruit or. berry, 35.96; dry granulated, 35.86; conf. A.. 35.96; extra B., 85.46) goiaen u, la.ao: u yeuow, t.z6; par rels 15c; half barrels 30a, boxes 66c advance on sack basis. (Above quotations are 30 days net cash Quotations.) dait coarse Hair ground, loos, 28 rer ton; 60s. 28.50; table, dairy, 60s, 16.60; 100s. 316: bales, 82.25; extra fine and sales are being made from 31.25 down to soo a crate. Beat toxays rang -v4n from 21 to 21.26. Peaches are very firm, with outward movement just as heavy as inward, sup plies. ' Bell peppers are finding a fair de mand around 87C a pound. Tomato market is steady around 60c for beat outside stock.,. Hothouse rath er sluggish at 31. FJROXT STREET QUOTATIONS Hops, Vool and Hid as. ' HOPS 1908 crop, choice. 18es prime to choice, 16Hc; prime, lsc; medium. 14Hc; 1908 contracta, aoe id. WOOL 1909, Willamette valley, 22 O ti vi .bh, ,u"u. , m.ou, ivuvid; oaioa, exira line TALLOW Prime, per lb, .8 4c; No. barrels, 2s, 6s and 10a, 34.6006.50; luma ,2 and greaae, 22ft rock, 320.60 per ton. SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 10W16C RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. 6He; each; short wool, 26c40o; medium No. 2, 5Ue; New Orleans head. 67c; TV W ,wvv v.ut vaaaf vwwwa awpy I V Ttiirj, O C. . $1.25 each, ' " .. ; HONEY Newf 16e ner lb. ;. CH1TT1M BARK-40 in. BEANS Small white. 37.28; large '-HIDES Cry hides, 14 16o lb; green, white, 38.86; pink: 34, bayou. $5.75; .wxvc -u, uuiii e;ru X?1 umu, o.zo; red a, o.oo. hixZhr -ta, risk and Provisions. wnttar cn ml mum I HAMS. BACON. ETC-r-Portland pack mZSIr 1 Z . roUtrjr' . (local) ham. 13 kc; .breakfast bacon, BUTTER Extra creamery, 36c; lm 24c;boIled ham. 23W 024Mc; pic- . . . me, x.c; cottage rou, 1 ) ; regular BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. Port, ahort clears, amoked. 16c; backs, land Sweet cream. 34Hc; sour. 38Hc smoked, 15c; pickled tongues. 0o each. BOGS Candled, select. 81c; ordinary DRESSED MEATS Front street run, iiMCi arc-onus, tact Buiem, fwinoga. xancy, lOUeilc; ordinary. 10 Me . I veals, extra, 1010He; ordinary, 9Hv CHEESE-raney full cream flats, 18c; J iocj heavy, cj mutton, 7e; Umbs. 7c. triplets ana aaisies, ic; toung Amer-1 ixXZAf LARD Kettle leaf, 10s, ivjh, aiv. t , in"4c per 10.; ds, lHiO per lo.i 09 ID. POULTRT Mixed chickens. 15He; tins, lHc per lb.; steam rendered. 10a, fancy hens. 16c; roosters, old. 10 1 15 He per lb.; 6a 15 He per lb.; com- 11c; springs. 1ct geese, 10c; tur-1 P"una ijs, ic per 10. keys, alive, 18 20c; dreaaed. 26c; docks, CLAMS Hardshell, per bo. $2.40 11Ui- nlnnni. anuaha ti doa: dreaaed I rator clama out Of aelson. nnnllrr fa I Un hlrhur I FISH Rock cod. IOp lb : flounder. Grain. Hone and Hay. IS? ,D; halibut , 7c lb; striped baas. 16c tt w " t.., . m.i catnan. 10c id,, .aaimon. cnmooK. ii.Ji I llil- I 10; a?rrin.t--l lb; soles. c lb: I2S.60. new yards are, ppened. Run of cattle for the day was small, but considerable stock- waa carried over from previous days and therefore there was quite an accumulation of stock - offering this mornina. Sheep and lamb market Is the only one to snow firmness at this time and this is due to the Inability of killers to secure enough good stuff to supply their neeas. xnererore tney must pay the prices formerly In effect. Oldtlmers Ax Sad. While viewing. with considerable sat lsfaction the removal of the yards into new quarters, 01a timers at tne yards were ratner saa ana leave was not taken without manv nana-a of reirref Old Colonel Hall, who has been associ ated with the sale of livestock since fortland was on the mao as a cross roads stock center, felt the removal Keenly, 0. M. Plummer. secretary and treasurer of the yards, was likewise rather downcast, although happy in the cnougnt mat a new and brtgnter era waa to be onened when business bearina at tne new, yards tomorrow morning. Mr. Plummer has been off iclallv connected with the varda for about IS veara hut naa peen connected with them in a Dual ness way for about 20 years. Those Who Supply the Market. F. Connell of Camas Prairie offered two loads of cattle to buyers todav. We J. Schmidt of the same place waa n wim a line numoer or cars or cows and steers, , William Bainbrldtre of Cottage Grove came in with a car of cattle. J. D. Jones of Tillamook had hoga mat were bo goon tnat Duyers paid 38.10 for them although the market would not stand over 28 for anvthina- eise. j, so. jtteynnias or Arlington came in with cattle and R. Erlckson of Mid vale, Idaho, had a load-offering today. Today's run of livestock compares with this day In recent years aa fol lows: Hogs. ..( 672 ..i 176 World of riaaaee. . . 4) New Tork, Sept 14. The Wall . 4 Street Journal aayai 4 .' Important strike of Fall River 4 cotton -weavers Reported,. , 4) Amalgamated Copper produc- 4 e ' tlon now running about normal. 4 4 - ' U . 8. Steel operating- about 96 4 per cent of blast capacity. 4 . All Gould lines report increase 4 4 In traffic , , ' 4) Canadian Paclflo earned only . 4) 4 1.6 per cent on common stock in 4 4 spite of Isrgest gross earnings 4'U ita history. 4' ' Forty roads for tha fourth 4 , week of August show an? average 4 groea Increase of 10.62 per cent. 4 Renewed agltkUon for dividend 4 '. on U. - 8 Rubber common. 4) 4 4) I CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET, . BrDt. 14. Sent. 12. Ualn..l908. oepu ,...,.101 lUIla J leo. ....... ' W 44 921 atay .......101 , 1011a H luiie Ixisa. '". - Chicago. Sept. 14. Thera was another day or ocidedly good action In wheat. out in a way 11 waa a aiaaiipointin market. Tha uulck turns In ni-lcea. bot ways, were largely the reault of the heavy sales by bull leaders at one tlm and extensive covering of abort linns by bear loaders who have been antaa oiilailc to the recent advance at- an- otner lima The leader who covered probably 1.00U.00O buahels In this market and probably as much more In the north west markets, returned from the spring Wheat country this morn I ri rlaimln. tiiat farmers were not sellln tha rn.n sa expected, and that wheat in atacka will atarKl for a while. He llkewisa Bald that nvich of the wheat taken to country stations la benlg .stored by wneat, raiaers. . . when the principal covering for the session was over, the market was left Without good sunDortlnr orders anI there waa enough prom taking and Nashville waa of eapeclal feature in price back a cent. stock market trading today and It I - The bull feature during the morning scored a net advance of 4 point over I was the tumble in northwest receipts V..t.n1ltf ' I tO OnA h.lf nt thka n m vmr - Bullishness was shown throughout the Northwest messages claim that receipts Hat rfnrlnr th dav and Practically all I at counrrv nnlnta ana ll.h.a ttn.t active shares closed above laat night's I rainy conditions may check threshing! Ilfurc, . . - laiiu iii.i.ruiB, New York. ' Sept. 1 4. Loulevllle A Inn about IT knots an hour. aooa dta- ai, iinar.it Into the ( On tha trip up Ilia river laat night a I dance waa iiiduliAd In by a numlmr nt Ilia young iMtaaaiiaers, who had time I while at Aatorla in recover from their I aeaalckneaa. The dining-room of thai stnamer wa rlar.d of chair., tdblr.j ant. wi lrm, anil ID lliv airaina ui niu.loifl . fc-1 . from Ilia 1.1 a no and aeveral arlngMl In-1 .n-ru will prubatilv so dtn t (he '- to tak. a look at tii. piu. 1 a which la there. MAiti.NK iXTr.i.ucn:.ri: Htlii Ua.rs 2ae to Arrtva, triim.nt. the young tha terplschorean art hour. people Indulged In ami until the nil' fht DELAYU) OX TRIP Area, Tillamook ................. 1 l 14 Alllanca, t'uoa llay , r, .. 14 Hoaaoka, San l"dro .h-i't, 1 Breakwater. Coes Bay ..k-i-I. 1 Itoaa nt, gas rauilco . pt. 1 t neii, orient ..h.i 1 o w Kider. San pedra. .Ht-pt t 11. oirwni a. 1 nuun aiawv n rRBja, j IKtobrf count of Ilough emitter. I aWgmlar ZJaars Dae t Xepart. Arriving about 24 hours late on ae-1 Oao W. Elder, gan Pedro H-nt It count of the atrong northweat winds Sue 1. Cltnora.., , Hept which have been prevailing for the 'laat Sue If fclmor. , fetriit. II few daya, the Richardson ataamer J. H Breakwater, t'ooa Hay .Wept, 11 Stetson tied up at the Oak etreet dock Kanaaa City, San Fraoclaco. .. .Kept. 1 21 at 6:20 o'clock thla morning, All of the way up from San Fran clacot according to Captain Bonn! field. there was a heavy sa running wnicn broke ever tha focaatle head many times, and which In connection with tha strong northwest wind retarded tne progress of the steamer a great deal jtoanone, Han Pedro.. Hept. p. rm m a 1 , v uh b. i a . . . " t " iait-v . ...r-ipi. .i Kygja, orient ...b.ot In Vasaeis la ort. . ; , Iyland Broa. Be. ah..'. e w Strathyra. Br. aa .North Pacltio Donna Franoaaca. Br. bk.. Aatorl :: ?.rT. '?A,"??",-KiarrL''" Am. son A.iurk ma nwimuT. one or ins aieam w nuun. 1 11 rwiiae lie .-.. k,l..l.a m . n tn . k. a U 1 . . V. a r A I r- . . ' . ........ ....1 1111! II son left of th some son, read doclno paaaed son of the Alaska aV Pacific Coaat com oany. tiound for Puget sound. The Stetson brought up 25 pawngera MatUrhornV Br it ' .nV.7,,,.i.i and 1100 tons of general merchandise. QiVnalvon Br ah n."i.n?i which ahe Is dlscharglnr at - the Oak r 2 tZ. ".Vk' m v.av w v .v. iw nr. i..i i i " j.. inavar. a m a. -n . I lnn,.,n Staamahlp company. Tha Wellealey I Monnlnu Am a.-h i. ..... .. San KranclBao about 12 hours ahead ... ",?:PUV ' "-Ch- Inman-Poul-eii Stetaon. and although aha Is a a a V what alower steamer than the Stet- I W F ' Jaw. t i .k'tVIU'ii?".. ahould have been In the river al-1 u'uhin.rnn ', '". y. Just the other aide of Cape Men- J?A..in5.!.0l,- the captain reports having been I vifi-J 1 w. i . by the steamer Admiral Samp- lu:X.f. ' wi""' 1 j?",or uav,., i. ,, .,.,...... ..H-eamo Compeer, Am. aa Rainier Mabel uale. Am. sen. Aatorlu ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamer Sue H. Elrnortv which was to have arrived today, being late Hebe, Ger. ok.. Astoria uuir stream. Hr. bk. .Elevator Glenholm. Br. ah. .North Bunk Col. VillHbola-Mareull, Fr, sch..E. & muari. r i. oh aiuvatora Frieda, Oer. str Columbia No. S ' Emilia legfrled. Ft. sh.. ... ..Elevators on account of repairs to her boiler whenlBabln Chevave. Fr. bk ....... .Columbia was here last, has not arrived in I HP "': r r. nn. Hnacilla tl va trade decided that Judge! Cjtah wheat neleea al ITinua r"l,. mr.A i inH ma.- nnlni. Lroveit was a, cyum man i "ki i; I Dl- ijuwiiia were coin iirm anu nigner. Kfe Uifrfmin'l nlaea on the ITnlOn Fa-I raah whan. ..!. Un . iai a clflc and his selection as chairman of I lag. No hardi jo6106H; No. 8 hard. tne Bouiiiern rsciuc mci. win, ck' " . Harriman shares were active during the dar and Union iacino was iy points higher than yesterday at today b closing, uouinern -hciiiu ii"u - point higher. " Chesapeake A Ohio was unusually, ac tlv. Mil inntnbr Into considerable DPom inenc. at the opening with a sharp ad vance, it ClOSCa 3 poinia nigjrcr man 1O101O6H; No. 1 northern spring, 103 WlUB: ho. 2 northern aorina. 101 til jvo; mo, a spring, IU4. Cash corn sales: No. t. : No. 2 white 88 H 884; No. 2 yellow, "IW"; no. a, os n9 ft ; xso. J white. 6814 B: No. 8 yellow. 684.089: No. 4 yellow, 87067. Braaaireets report of grain visible UDitir in Ruaneia yesterday. I East of Rockies, increase. 1.674.000 wearern union leiearaon cvuujiuru rBll.j, .aa An.. . , Its activity of yesterday, closing with Ufloal, increase. 4.300.o6ortotal InSreLel I .m , u nmn.a I m n r An ... . , Copper and metal shares were firm Corn increase mnnnn and higher, Amalgamated adding . Oats, increase, 1.701.000 points to its price. I J westingnouae jirorae c-o.ou. , Range of Chlcae-o nHr.. f..rr.lhd h paid. Ranee of New Tork prices furnished Sept by OverbecK c tTooxe to. j- WHEAT. Open. High. 104ty 104 AO .7 Art .7 H 102 CORN. 101 Low. 103 98 101H DESCRIPTION. 909 1908 907 1306 1905 Cattle, 61 470 435 175 75 Sheep. 866 800 70 260 230 Amal. Copper Am. Car & F., c. ao pra Am. Cot. OiU c. Am. Loco., c . . Am. Sugar, c . . Am. Smelt., c . do trfd Anaoonda Mining Am. woolen, c. . tcnison, c . . . . do Df a ..... B. & d., o do pfd Brook. Rap. Tr. . Canadian Pac, ci: Cent. Leath., c. ao pra C. A. G. W., e. C. M. & St P. C. & N. W., c. Ches. & Ohio . Colo. F. & I., c. Colo. Southern, cf do 2d pfd I . do 1st pfd..... f .' I 1 Aa, IW. 1 a - a. m r a- - WHEAT-Track-Cluh. 87c: bluestem ' 'r' Tv. 87e: red. 86He: fortyfold. 89e: Turkev I a'..-.;::' ' i '.t A- 7e- Will. n.a.. w.lT.v CfV, ..,c.t, mi. MILLSTUFFS Selling price Bran. 326.60: middlings. 332; shorts, 327.66; chop, 321(f 28.: alfalfa meal, 319 per ton. FLCUR Old crop Selling price Eastern -Oregon patent. 86.26; straight. ift.lv&f.ce: export i.g; bakers, 6.o l 26; valley, 25.60. New crop, patent, 111 IS' atralaht. II (& hakara 11 Sa- . . . i n . wu. mvw LINSEED OIL Raw. bbla. le; sasea. c; do ilea. nnia. sic; casea. ic; per gallon lots of 264 gallons, le lae; oil cake meal, $27 tea. ROPK Manila. c; alsaj. Ts lb. BENZINE i degree, cases, 29 pr gal.; Iron bbla, 11 We per gat 1 L nrr.M 1 1 r i n cases, im per gL til Willamette valley, $4.90 bhl ; graham. , $6.80: whole wheat. $6.60; rye. 6c. . If. to; naiea .. - : OATS Spot delivery.' new producers price irar no. l wnue, fis; gray, 311. , HAY Producers prlee New timothy. Willamette vaiiey tancr. 117 00; orfll nary. $14 40; eastern Oreeon. 318 60 mixed. 114016: clover. No. t, $14; wheat, $11; cheat 2116414: alfalfa. (14 t" ' I CORN Wbore, $26: cracked. $3T ton. .' rraita aag Taretaalaa, FRESH FRUITS (frangea, Med. . w , - -r-.a, . . . . v i rT ova, bananaa, 6c rr lb.; i em on a. ti)4 box; grapefruit. 84: cantajnupea 60c'itl64: peachea, fancy, 61. 0; ordinary, 70976c; t poor, 6eae; peara, 6ie6c; grapea 6r81.2$; . POTATOES New. $1.4001.88; sweets tie per lb. 4 ONIONS Jobbing. $126 per sack: garlic. le per Ih. . A PPT F 21 $. . m FT A f IA f S -w tnretra frr"v, eaark; beeta. II 84: rarrota 31.26 aark; f-abhage, locaL. $10 126; tomatoes. I'-r.l. f.ncjr. 6e fr er.ie; nrtiinarr. r-r eea'e-' Velbo-:" 31: c r-r lh : eur,n.rer. IS e dn; raa 4e !: ''-eera'S'.'. le"; irw ew.r,a. I &c r a ; t-ui. te '.i. 6 (s Ic itr ib.; . bd I shrimps, llHc lb; perch 60 lb; torn cod. ; rresn 32c per black baa a. zoe per lb.; Columbia smelta ( ) per io.i siiver smens. ec oer id.: macs: eoo. 1 He per lb.; crabs. ' ) per doa. OYSTERS Shoalwater bey, rer gal lon. 22 50: ner 104 lb. Back. 26: Olrmrl. per gallon, xi.io; per iv id. saca, is.36; canned, sec can. 7n nosen: eastern la aneu. i.7 per ivc, WHITE LEAD Ton lota 7 a ne lb.; 544 lb. lota, o per lb.; Uas lota, e per lb. WIRE NAILS Priaent fcaala. $2.46. KORTHTTEST RAVK STATEMENT OMirinrs today Tear age ....... .........$L$77.21 84 1.144.1T1 l O.ln today .............. Balance today ............ tear ago Tea aaaa Baaka Clear na-e tnday ttalaarea today f 3:ti7ti $ ni fiin 12.424 361 .$L4!1 4..:h fsaafeUa Sftaak. 'T rfr ii.t $!:t-ilr 14btaa.ea tnj.jr IT tiio A year ago todav all lines of livestock were firm, with cattle 250 higher. Tarda' Bapreeentatdve Sales. Following are representative of latest transactions in the local yards, and Indi cate demand, supplies and quality offer ing: STEERS. Price, $4.00 4.00 4.O0 $2.00 , 2.25 ' 2.00 2.26 2.00 3.00 2.00 2.25 2.25 2.00 2 60 200 2.00 Net Weight 2 steers 2.600 4 steers ........... (.600 6 steers , 6,450 COWS. 12 cowa 33.476 20 cows 17.276 88 cows 33.600 6 cows 1..... 6.325' $1 cows 17.100 13 cows 11,850 8 cows - 2.125 cows 6.926 10 cowa , 9.905 8 cowa ' 7.920 8 cows 2.000 25 cows $4.10 7 stock . 6.866 BULLS 1 1 bull 1. . 100 1 bull . 1J46 1 bull '966 CALVES. '2$ calves T.676 6 calves 12.606 s HOGS. T hogs . 16704 $2.00 176 2.25 $6.04 260 $2.14 Following Is the general rarikw of 11 va- stocg vaiuea in tne yaraa: Cattle Feet steers, welrhtna line pounaa, uni zi; meai ara steers, 18.76; best eowa. $3 0 2 26; medium cows. 2 6602; beat heifers. $3; bulls, $39 Hofra Beat east of mnnntalna I - Willamette valley beet, $7.160 6; stock era $7: plga. $7 0 7.76. gf Beet w ether. $4; rrdlnarr. Ii;t- erring lam ha $6 260664; straight ewes, 33.'$; mixed lota, 83.36 . ..'... caiven seat. ; aroiaarr. 13.10 4. LiWMvl Hrr Market, TUrerronl. Bert 1 6 Wbeat Sertatn- rr. Ta t4. Lecetnbr, d; Marcta, a ISd. For Tillamook. aner Arfr aaTa Tn1i r at 8 w. in Cak eueet ftck; fretftit an 4 faaengf-s. Corn Products, c. do pfd Dela. & Hudson D. R. G., e . . . ao via ....... Erie,- c do 2d pfd.... do 1st Dfd. G. North, pfd. . . Illinois Central.. Inter. Met, c. . . , do nia. ...... , Louis. & Nash... Manhattan By M., n. at 'i., c. . . do pfd ........ Distiller Ore Lands...... Mo. Paclf io National Lead . . N. Y. Central . . . N. Y. O. & W.... N. & W., c do nfd N. American . . N. Pacific, c Pac. M. S. Co.... Penn.- Ry a. Li. & u. co. Pr. Steel Car, c. do pfd Reading, c do 2d pfd do 1st pfd . . Rep. I. & S., c. . do Dfd. ....... Rock Island, c . . do Dfd. St L. & S. F.. 2p. do let pfd St. L. A 8. W., c. do pfd S. Pacific, c. . .. . So. Railway, C. S. Railway, p... Tex. A Pacific. . T.. St L. & W- c. T., Ht. U & W., p U. Pacine, ... 17. Pacific, p... U. 8. Rubber, c. U. 8. Rubber, p. If. 8. Steel Co.. c. U. a Steel Co., p Wabash, c. Wabash, p W. U. Tel. ... Wis. Cen.. c. . . Wis. Cen.. p.... Westinghouse . . Utah Copper... Third Ave, .... Con. Gaa Big Four K. City South... do. pfd. Railway Springs do pfd. Am. Can do pfd 82 84 163 Mi 32 141 115 48 163 93 H 38 27 74 86TS 25" 126 30 68 20 70 203. 107 61 119 78 126 19 48 79 164 32 143 115 49 166 93 88 39 75 58 '25 127 8 35 70 104 110 62 119 79 1X5 X0 49 81 82 162 83 141 114 48 168 92 38 2T 7 66 85 48 23 144 73 47 73 12 62 86 4 Hi" 72 n 84 26 125' 30 68' 25 70 301 107 61 118 78 IX 19 48 79 84 47 144 71 48 72 12 2S 43 108 108 156 193 83 a n 1 79 81 191 46 85 13 Ml 14 46 52 141 41 74 87 80 70 90 184 47 93 164 32 143 11 4 48 106 164 98 93 38 106 . Close. 108 98 H 103 67A 60 61 89 39 42A 1 j 2385 '1790B 1200A 1197B 1060 1165 1150 945A 1 o 1 tc 1 r n ? i? 1 wo I a I S.S. Sept 6 67 66 Z l-P-O Dec 60 60 69 t : : May 61 62 61 .1 79l 80 79l 80 L OATS' .lit .. ! KK1- 2 -W9 !! . 73 74 78 74 My 41 42 41 . 59 69 68 69 PORK. ' 'ii" 'iiii 'akil an$ SeDt 2380 2385 2S80 :, ? ifiif i Jan- 1807 .:".". 46 47 46 47 . ' -l.a'.-'t.-.iV. . iibk liv ns 1 1 I V - "vi ifi " , 104 JJan 1065 1067 1060 116 117 116 117 RIBS. 'ik'v 'ttLs 'ikiZ 7t Sept ..-.1170 1170 1165 .,2!,4.,27af ia?H ia?2 Oct 1157 1157 1150 43 44 43l 4354 1 7WK N AND EWE i i i?5 ; i 50 50 I 50 I i N l!" IM PflMPilPCIflM 22 22 22 22 I If 1 1 I I III If I III al I 1 1 IB 84 B8 llUllllllllllllllli i . . . .t ... it . - r . Il il iHI . 46 46 46 ,1 85 86l 85 , 34 34 34 42 42 42 161 162 isi" 1 161 162 161 14 14 14 46 46 45 lift If It F a 1 IC1 I 4 UDIH 1DA IDIH 1 "40 '4i 40 '87" '87 87" 80 80 80 70 71 69 89 90 89 134 134 133 47 47 47 94 94 93 New Open Kiver Boat Re sumes Service on the Snake River. Yesterday the steamer Inland En-mire made her first trip on the upper Snake river since she was taken off the run few weeks ago on account of high water, xne water nas now returned to a stage on which She can run all right and from now on; she will make her regular trips between Celllo and Lew lston. uorsey ti. smith, general manaaer or tne upen reiver Transportation com pany. returned yesterday from a few days' visit to Lew lston and other Snake river points, and he says he found the water there in such shape that It could be run on with safety, so he aave or ders for the steamer Inland Em Dire to get ready and resume her trips between Celllo and Lewlston. She left the for mer Dlace Saturday mornlnsr , with 90 tons of cargo, and: from this trip on sne win continue as oeiore the low wa- 4 at m rt Aa I MaTkvanat sse far yB V nta nVan. p. . A) I a,ca aaitMav a, iiuvcooni j JUI 111 iu aiC6,I4 lis I don the run temporarily. When she ar 5?? rived at Kennewtck Mr. Smith had her held until he arrived, and then sent her on to Lewlston on Sunday. The com pany expect to put the other steamer. Twin Cities, on the upper river Imme diately. As before, she will run oppo site the steamer Twin Cities, which will give three steamers a week In tha two places. Mr. Smith said that the wheat had be gun to move ud there and that the shippers are bringing it to the docks in large quantities tor snipment ry steamer. He said that from now on there will be full cargoes of It on every trip throughout the seaaon, and work Is being rushed on the barge be- j Ing built at Celllo by the company for the purpose of carrying grain ship-1 menta In addition to this, the com pany expects to have a great many . sheep ahlpmenta from the upper coun- 1 try during the season, aa there are es- ; tlmated to .be in the neighborhood of ; 15.000 head ud there for shipment out ! of the Goldendale and Lyle districts. he Astoria yet so ahe will not be able to catch ud with her schedule until next week. One cf the new steamers for the San Francisco & Portland Steamship com pany win ne turned over to tne com pxny at Newport News, January 26, nd the otner win be turned over Feb ruary 26. Captain Kidston of the teamer Kansas City expects to ro back there and bring one of the steamers arminn. - Yt ith oassengers and a-eneral carao. the 1 teamer George W. Elder. Cabtaln easen. win sail tonight ror Ban ir'edro ia way nointa. Loden with 840.000 feet Of lumber for Ban Francisco, the steamer Northland. Captain Erlckson, will sail tonight at o o ciock. ena win aiao carry a full 11st or passengers. Some time todav - the UVench hartr Hoche will have all of her 8000 tons of coal aischarged at the Pacific Coal bunkers, and Immediately after being lined she will commence to take on her grain cargo at the Elevator docks. By Thursday it is expected that the rrencn amp Bldart will have finished taking on her cargo of 120,000 bushels 01 wneat. The American ship-Berlin commenced discharging her cargo of salmon at the u. ti. & n. dock this morning. She is consigned to F. M. Warren, having 66, 000 cases of salmon. The shiD Henrv Vina.rrl will flnl.h aiscnarging ner salmon cargo at As toria today. She was consigned to the Auisna isnermen s racxers association. u rursaay or Fridav the . Rrm.h steamer Strath vre will finish tavina her cargo of mining timbers for Port Pirle. Australia She will take about s.ouu.uuu reel or lumber. - Buoys and, beacons are beta renlaad on the river between Portland and As toria by Captain Harry Emken .and Cap- Lam naiwiuiuii 01 mo iigntnouse ten- qer columbine, from which steamer mey are aoing tne worn. MARINE NOTES n 1 T , Virginia, sch ............ Inman-Pou laea Morvtcalm, Fr, bk........ Irving .1. B. StetSOn. Ar. aa. ....... Oak afrael Kanaaa City. Am. ss... Alnsworth I Bitulitbic Pave ment Brings Satisfaction AXTD EITBTJtirOKa TITH TAI.Trw OF AJBVTTIHO MOrBETT K02UI THAW AJTY OXUI ... aVATXIftXVT. ;., BECAUSE It Is durable, never eraeka, make no nolaa or rnmbla from pasalng v.hlclea, eollecta ne dust or mad. Furthermore, it gives a sure foot old (or horses. Automobile will not skid. Warren Construction Company SIT 8SC2C RX.nO.. - rOMTXtAJTD, 02U!O0T. Astoria. Sept 18. Left up at I p," m., steatmer Atlaa .Arrived at 4 and left up JP- rn... steamer Kansaar caty, from 'Sah Francisco. Arrived down at K and sailed at 7 p. m., steamer Majestic, for San Pedro. Arrived at 2 and left up at 10 p.rn., steamer J. B, Stetao.i, from San Francisco. - Astoria. Sept 14. Arrived at 12:16. British steamer Janeta. from San Francisco. Astoria, . Sept. 14. Condition at tha mouth of the river at 8 a. m.. oh. soured; wihd, north, 12 miles; weather, dense fog. Tides at Astoria Wednesday Hlah i water. 1:06 a. m., 8.0 feet r 1:36 p. m.. 8.2 feet- Low-water. 7:32 a. m 10 feet; 7;63 p. m.. 1.5 feet Pilot Board Meets. f A meeting of the state nllot board was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose of issuing licenses and also for the purpose of discussing matters in connection with the recent repairs to the Dllot boats. The members of the board are Captain . F. C. Hagemann, Fred Pendleton and Judge Frank Tav- lor of Astoria.- After the meeting they O verbeck & Cooke Co, Ccinnfssfcn lYercbants ! Stocks, Bonds . Cotton, Grain, Etc. 216-217 Eoard of Trd Building ; , Mtmben Chicago Board of Trade. Correspondents of Logan at Bryan. Chicago. New York. Boston. We have tha ftini . eastern exchange. only nrlvate wire Bonneeting imruana witn tne ?? 26 65 126 69 35 3 70 103 110 51 119 79 126 XOT 45 80 64 40 86 . 48 71 44 72 '. 4i 06 1? THICK FOG OFF SHORE American Smelt pfd. ex.-dlv, cent Hi Per Kansas City Also Bang Into Heavy Weather. Xrw Tork Cotton Market. 'Furnished by Overbeck Cooke Co.) New York. Sept 14 Cotton market very steady. upen. nia-n. xxw. . 1220 122 1213 January rebmary March ... April .... May .... September October . November December 1222 ii7 1114 1217 1221 1222 iiih 1224 1124 1219 1224 1214 1215 1224 1217 One her trio up from San Francisco the San Francisco at Portland Steam ship company's steamer Kansas City, Captain Kidston, which arrived at 4 o'clock thla morning, encountered strong head winds and a heavy sea, besides Close. I r.ntaln Iflrlatnn aa M (hat a -erv na. I2254J27 1 collar thine was tha fact of the fog 214 U 271 h.r.ln, ai hMrV In atieh a atreaia w 1 n 1 123e4lllaa tnev ha4 Hurinr tha whole iHrv It Itlie 111 being ao thick sometlmea that it waa 3 237 34 I ImDOMible to see the lanrth of the vet- limy i l ael. tie wa. nowever. tnat it was not 1 !! I a real fog. but a combination of mist liirfflfland fanoka. i:iw34 Tb Kansas City left San FranHsro two nours arxi io minutes late, as tnere ware twe holidays thera last week ne of thewt being Iarmr day aad thaj other VI lea Ion day. September and i as a result a great deal of their freight! Oldest Bank on tba Pacific Coast Capital fully paid - - - - $1,000,009.03 Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.03 OFFICERS VV. M. Ladd, Pretldent Edward Cooking-ham. Vice-Pre. VV. H. Dtincklcy. Cashier. K. S. Howard Jr, Asst. Caablec J. W. Ladd, Aaaiatant Cahicr. . Walter M. Cook, Asat. Cubic Interest paid oa time d epochs and savin ra accounts. Arcoants ot banks, firm a, corporations and individnala solicited. Travelers checks for sale and drafts issued available ia all countries of Europe. Mary 3. Joerna Wants Divorce. Orerroa City. STt. 1 M.rr Joaepb- Ina Joertts cenmeseei a divorce eutt I, tb clrcntt coart yeaterlay agalnat did nt get down to the dock until aail- Wllnatn o. Joama. Thy wera taarriad at Pulath. Win- necemher 17. ! Ing day. Aa It waa, however, ah ntadej gnod tima. In tlte of her kite start and i ahe was rer. in a tbe complaint tne atauiiirr aiieresitrw dead wtnrta. aa St hr huahand hae a bad temper I piesty of time to begin anloadlng at' aril Ma dlapraittnw ta ert lhat she I. I faer rervlar It ma. I o,..M te lire wtti him. th ereral Wben the Kibmi Olr left San TTraa-J hat ahe waa enrpeued to give lertarea I rlao, ahe waa eccorepArfe tjr the Pa-, ! aurr""1 ber'f- Her as.ldVn ramerfie reoat rieawr rreaideat fr iNint I e-aa J4rv Jnoefhtne .. aad ahe wants 1 fin lin tl tea latter, belrg rme of U r tfed to tr. , . I tbe fastest U a nwra oa ta veaac ma- I DLE FUND 3 Tbe man who, temporarily, lias idle fanis-st t.h 6 -posal rtstnrally wishes to place his money where he a.l re ceive a aaiifctory rate of interest and at the tsrr.e t -1 avoid the necessity of tyinf it p indefinite'y. Tie Ctrl ', cate of Depoit isvned by this ktnk solves the fn ! n.