LATEST
HOP MARKET ,AT
20 CENTS POUIID
Number of Sales of Good
Quality Made atTliat
. Flffure. . ' - ;r
Z Tr Cnt.
:.. ill
Oregon ...
'Washington ...
VaJIfornia "
New Tor ,., " "
Wisconsin
Total United States......
September 1. lOl...
Eptimbr,. '
TODAT'S WHOLESALE MARKER..
Hop market at Joa ,
Tomatoes are higher ,
Cheapar applaa com'n.
Fresh grapes sell hignar.
Lmseel oil higher. . ' J .
Peachea ara. aovv.... . -
. - . . . watahiiflheA a BOO. '
op - .-v. a 'number
During v - i-fca
of lot. of hopa hare bn quUy Picked
up by dealer, at JOe a pound. Bo far
m known nothing over thl. figure U.
been paid and th. good.Whe.e on
trary to flr.t report., were the equal
o?aveg. aea,n.. Moat Of th. tra.
bay been in tb. BUverton district and
according to late.t report, from there
the hop ouallty thl. rrrjVv'.'ry 5So?
average Instead Of being a very poor
...
'"Market for . hop. I. .till very nM
'T. ' . j, i B.m very quiet
Market tor hop T5 Lsil -
ttr of "buTer." Saecure'lot. at luo a
down a "pickup" affair.
a...i.i.,.i voaiuon amu
Statistical poeltlon of the hop mar-J
kPt seems, the moat secur- '-"
EpecU" SKr'W
u. in lii.it reDorta from there, the
United "State no aectlon haa produced
the crop expected of It.
Cheaper Grade Apple. Comlnf .
""A cheaper grade of apples t?23
r.omlnr forward to the Front street
Kef. and a-le. are being made down
to 1126 aT'tJo for ordinary V1iaaty.
flood and fancy fruit remaina high and
STxtenalvS demand for eastern .hip.
tnent and therefore very "tUe of thia
rult will go upon the local market un
less conditiona remain good. .
Tomatoes Are Advancing.
, . . . . .. , h.. advjtn.f share..
1 aa a rwult of the rainy weather. Re
pWta from nearby Knr "f0
State that the crop haa about been
gathered, a large percent Jlnf
fore being ready for market Along
Front atreet best tomatoea available are
selling at 70 76c -a box d these are
by no moan a very aelect NatnraHy,
however. tm price -ib ,""
for well piicked and full weight boxea.
Peaohea Axe . Aayanowg.
in xne peci iuioc. ...- V. 1 t
resulting because of the amaUef arri
vals from acattered aeotlonaand Indl
vl.aml arowera. Tha atock from Aeh
lanll which arrived yesterday was so
igooi O-at H was quickly picked up by
the trade. Balea along the street a re
being made today from 0o to I1.J5 a
box. very Jlttle fruit going under IX.
Za Trout wvc.
1I...T m rar of frftfth ernDea today
was welcome by higher prlcea. The
poor stock whichJiad been -held so lopg
by the trade ana recently aipoBu ui i
sell them to an unauapecting public,
are practically out of, the way and
fancy Tokay, are quoted firm at 1.25f
vrhlle black, range from 80o to $1.
Hawker stock has recently .old a. low
aa 26o a four-baaket crate, but wera
scarcely worth tha money.
Portland Linseed Oil works announce,
another advance of 2o a gallon In tha
nrlie of linseed oil. , . . i
Bell peppera are coming forward very
freely and are drugging the market
In the dulry market, butter, eggs and
cheese, likewise poultry, .how a good
tone at unchanged prices. ,,,,
Bananas continue to ell jver3r-alowiy,
Potatoes and onion. . are quiet. No
outelda movement.
FRONT STREET QUOTATIONS
-"(., t
vra. Viytl KnA Sid ML ;-
ivywi - -
HOPS 1908 crop, choice. He: prim.
4 to choice. 16 Ho: prima. lcj medium.
14fe&0890.Cwillamett. valley. M
SHEEPSKIN8iShearlng. 1016e
each; short wool, 26c 40c; medium
wool, 60cl reach; long wool. 76o
$1CHITTlil SARK0 lb.
" HIDBsi-Dry hidee. Hlo lb; irreen,
10q .b: bulla green fait, o fer lb;
BUTTER Extra creamery, 28c; fan
cy. 486e: store, t2J4e. '
BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b- Port
land Sweet cream, Ho: aour. 12 He.
KGOS Candled, select, 22l$c; ordi
nary run,- lie; seconds, 30o; eastern.
' CHEESE Fancy full cream flats, 18o;
triplet, and dalalea. 18o; Young Amer
icas, lc - , . '.,
POULTRY Mixed ehlckena 1 8 H e;
fancy hena 16c; roosters, old. 100
lie; springs. lc:' geese. 10c;-; tur-
teva alive. 18020c; dreaded. 5o: ducks.
UH; piirlon.r-squab, Tioa; draaaed
, poultry; 101HO higher.
Orals, rleu and Kay. .
RARLEY Prodoeera" prloe 190
..AI7i. hJa,I30: brewing. 828.60.
WHEAT Tragic Club. 8c; eluestem
v Sc: red. 84He; forty-fold. 88Ho Turkey
J red S7c: WIMamette valley. Sa
VILLA TUFFS Beuma price Bran.
226.60; mlddiinr. f ; ""' """'
iS o. I?2fe28.: alfalfs iwUll P" tf-
sso: mldditnrs. 1S2; ehorta Z7.e;
Piatirn Oreiron patent 88.8; atiralaht
tnottoo: export. 21 90; bakera. t.o.
CI 26: valley. li.ao. iw crop, paienie.
86.10; atralght 84.8: Mijera, M.i5r.ee;
Willamette valley. 84.M boi.: grabam.
u. 16.40; wnoie wnea rye, ec
iftt; bales. I3.M.
OATS Pot delivery, new, producers
Prtee Track No. 1 white. 217.40; gray.
HAT Producers t-rlee New timothy.
Willamette vaJley fancy. !': oMl
parr. 10: ater Oreroa. 818 60;
vnii. 11401! elover. No, 1. 814;
Jht: 217; cheat 213.66014: alfalfa.
v,,C0R Whola. 318; cracked, lit ton.
rralta aa . TeretaMea, .
t-ot-cTJ mtriTS prangea. Me4
ban.n.s. e rr 1; lemoja. 2Saj I box.
a. iirrT, - -v : . - . : - "
0 ji rT, pears. itc i; grapea,
.TAT6CB New. $l; .weeu. tt
''oviov .lrg. 11-26 per aatk;
rat 1 pr 1". " ,
rri ltf)t
L j L I A E LL i' w t?mr oregea,
THE
MEWS
LOCAL WHEAT 1
CEIII OFF TODAY
Ml Grades Aro bown; With
Producers Holding for
Higher Values.
. Zaf arala aad Slow.
Wheat Market io lower .11"'
ground. v k '' '
Flour Small .ale. to orient.
" Oata Market oaay .and dull. .
Barley Quiet ton. continues.
Hay ; ' rarmero bold; , prtc
steady ' , ; Y." '." "
PORTLAND WHEAT AND FLOUR.
a j , . a u Va at p aerrv
Bluestem .......'
-.87 i
4,70"
8 66
''18.26
Red Russian ......... "' ,
EnDort .!?
Oaisj ' l eu
Vroata In Interior. , .
frost east portion and light ; frost outh-
west portion, ecii ,
Wednesday. '4Nrth?:''t1llr(, wJjfc
, Waahtngton Fair . tonight Jf",,""
nesday; light f mat east . portion to-
alfht; westerly winas.
Idaho Fair and oooler tonight,. with
heavy frost south and light frost north
id
portion.
'. Wheat Prop 1 Cent Bushel. ,
-r h..t market ' la down lo
bushel for all grade, today. Thii i puts
club at 88c. blu.t.m 6o,- Red Russian
3W. .. --v lh. recent
laecines at. r' ,V m"
.markets, aiaea or N,U"
Hii - o alnee tha laat chant i. here.
capo finc mi i "u if.
ers of wheat at thla time, although the
aggregate purcnaaee py .
porters continue .ult.!6v',-,
V rullneaa remaina the chief feature
of the oat. .ltuat on. Wkije Mm. buy-
Ina Is reponea wmina ,.
f"? whit. oata. th. trad, la atill buy-
. mA a mniith wit rv tnA
riaT irum imuu v -- ---- - -
nectatlon of a further decllna Farm-
are not disposed to cut- th. price
atMllier.,?eport the gal.'of aome .mall
lota of flour to, the orient but bus -
ness haa not reauy
rectlon. Prloe remaina with export at
With onlr. a nominal amount of 'old
flour available muu
pricla ft that line qui, ateady. More
k . v.. t.kan -nn bv retail
er. for speoulatlve purpose.. Contrary
but little complaint regarding new flour
quality. r
PRMCE PRICES III
NORTH MD SOOTH
lean readily dispose or an biuii mni m,
San Francisco, Sept 21. Eggs,, peri quality, but half-fat hoa-a - aa well aa
rr" .IT,..!. r..h Innludlnr oaaes. ntk.r Htraatnok. find little favor with
graaea evr, vv, i .
SOc; tniras, ic.
rrade.. extras, 32c; firsts, 30c; aeoonda,
i8Pc!i,r Ji0.-.-,,! flats.
fancy, 16HI nrsts, ioo; wounu '-VJ1U:
California Young America fancy, 16c.
first., 16c; Oregon, lHo; do New York,
180; UO XOUng AJimiivn,
"otatoes, per cenUl River whites,
.ViV T nnllnna. 11.40 fill. 60:
sweet poutoea In orates $1.40 1.80,
express . A
f lnlnns Y enow, ouuiuu
Valencia., $1,500
riranos. ner box Vi
S.00.
n a.. . 1 Tin tr tiap nound
Washington creamery, firsts. 87c: ranch.
827e; eastern creamery. 810 84c; pro
cess, 2728o. ... T . , .
r hit eastern. 86c: eastern, 28
S3c: Oregon, 84c. - ....
cneese, per pouno v" ,
018oi wheel Swiss, 21c; block Swiss,
JSc; ilmburger. 18c; new Tillamook,
I; . " Mn l -Vxnv A (rrtsarlralfl 1 Hn '
VvSconsln twins, 18o; Wisconsin Young
Amerjcaa. iigiw .. n.r.
unions uon ou ,, " Vi'r.iT. fi
nla, liio per pound; Walla Walla, 1
Potatoes 90c$l per cwt; .weeta, $3
92.25 per cwt. "
90c sack; beet.. $1.60; carrot. $1.26 sack:
W $W?5; tomato looaU
Sir Srater hothouse? 8 1: bean.. 'if per
KVcSllrlowerr40c$l do.; peaa c lb;
honeraoisn. iuc, irwn . hiad
doa.: peppers, bell. 6o per lb., neao.
lettuceloo doa; hothouaa $1, Per box;
radlahea 10c d?a bunches: .SlJS
21 doa: egg Pn7?.',?' rhubfb,
So per lb.; corn, 30O0o aack..
Oroo.rletfc JTctfc o. . '
SUOAR Cuba $8.46; powdered, $8.10;
fruit or berry, $6 06; dry granulated.
$6 88 cohf. A $6.86; Exlra B.. $6.8;
irolden O.. $6.46: D yellow, $6.86; bar
relax I5c1 half barrel. SOcbOXMl 66o
advance on saok baala. , . . '
(Above quotation, are $0 day. net cash
9U8ALT-oawe--H.lt ground. l60.. $$
per tonleSs' $8.60; table, dairy. 0a
Il8 60- 100a $18; bafe $2.26 r extra ne
birrVli. 2s, B. and I0r$4.60d.0; Uimf
rock, $20.60 per ton. 7 BU
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. IH.
No? 27Ho; Vew Orloan. head, 7o;
Creole, mo.
' unwiT H.w. 1 So ner IK
BEANS Small whfte. $7.38:
lara-e
white. $6.86; pink. $4:
t tm.. ti g; reda. 18.60.
bayou. $6.76;
Meat run and Prorlsiona
HAMS, BACON, ETC Portland pack
(local) ham. 17Hc; brwkfaat baoon,
17H26e; boiled ham. 13H 34He; plo
nlci. 18c; cottage roll. I ); rfgular
short clear., smoked, lc: . back
amoked. lc; T'kled tongues, 13o each.
DRESSED MEATS Front , "treat
hoca fancy, lOe; ordinary, He,
veil., extra, lOOlOHe; ordinary. 9HI
10c; heavy, 9o: mutton. 7c; larobs, Tc.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10a
. . . . ik . . . A Ml. M r. Ih KB la.
tine, llH. per lb.; steam renderoi. 10a
16 He per tb.i a lHo por lb.t om-
pound. I oa 9H Per id. .- ,
CLAMS Hardshell, per boX. lt.it.
rator clama out of aaaon.
X ion nut. . , . . .
8o lb; halibut 607e lb; .triped laaa. 16e
10.; catnsn. iou io-i . ,T?
. . i I. I k tK .ntM So lb:
hrimna. 11 We lb: oerch e lb; tomood.
lOe par lb; lobe t era. 8e per nmm
toa ter lb.Tcolumbia emalta. ( Pr
m ; ailrer smelts. 4e per lb.; blaca eo.
7 He rr Ib.( ereba ) PT a- ,
7,TkTtii ckn.!ni,r bar. rer ral-
ran BiBWiie ar w
Iah 11 Kt: mp. 104 lb. aafk, tli Olyrnpia.
.. ' "-.at ai. .A IV aa
banned. e can. 87 done; eaatera ta
11.71 MT 104,
raUta, ooaa on.
;r N,wl ,Te; eae. Tie;
oil cae III tr. -
n-. tc- i-i . . t - . . f m 1 VUB Ilk
PENytNli II a-aTe eaaea, lie per
gal ; iron crvm. ui . ,
.t-.trvTivc i mma. ae re nl
WHITE LEAD Ton Je.F
H ; tf IH. leta e por -i
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.
(fDIF WiDMJ'S MAEMETS
POOR QUALITY
IS DEiriG HIT
Buyers Want Best and Dis-
; criminate Against - vnai
Is Not Good Enough.
assegaaBBaMBeaaVasMsw
ta ZJvertook SCarket.
! Demand at thi. tlm. for best
grade, of hoge and eattl. .bow.
conaiderabl. growth and ther. 1.
a widening gap between good and
poor .tuff.. Th. differential la.
tha greatest .v.r, shown bar.
and will likely remain .0 ba
"cau... of tho Influx of poor
quality and th. .carclty of top
quality.
Ton .tuff Today. Tear .go.
o,-.,- : I4.ua
Cowa . . .. J.JJ
Heifer. . -
Lamb. - .
Wether. l is
air ttl
a. 78
iS.OO
' 4.26
8.60
4.60
7.86
J .(UNION STOCKY ARDS RUN.
.v Hogs. Cattle. Sheep
Tuesday .......... - ' "
Monday ...... 96
Baturoay ... .... . . . ,
Friday . iii
Thurultr . .... 478 !??
6
416
870
iir.n...w 94 89
TT.i,n atnoirMrda. Stockdale. Sept. 21.
There la an Increaalng rajige Detween
livestock price. In tfT. local yards
Better class arrlvala l1."?1".!
".fl"0?"0. HnTlnatl against
2nd tfi. Pric2. 1 put at auch a level
aa to discourage this latter cla.. of
ahlpment aa mucn p'
Since the new union atockyard. were
Mtabllahed at Btockdale there ha. been
a noticeable Increase In the Inquiriea
for ielect quality. Every one u aeek
lng a better claaa of- "tuff and lot
eomethlng select bnyera are Inc""
Inatanoe. to pay a premium even Over
the regular market
Half-rat Kogs Are jrvieoted.
. Those who are hPPlna,,haU-'t1,ho,f;
to market at thla time will very likely
be dlaappolnted at the price received,
although considering quality and the
i ,n.rift all over the
country the price Is , much better than
tBThrrTf,VlUu?lTn the caU for feeder,
and .tocker.and unleaa "f0.
better than the average for thl. grade
nothing over 87 la obtainable. To se
cure 87.26 the .tuff mu.t be good and
welah at leaat 160 pounds average.
Anything under thl. figure is not likely
to bring more than the lower price.
- ' xavely Talk, of Quality.
D. O. Lively, general agent and rep
resentative of tho Portland Union
Stockyard-company, who ha. quite a
reputation for upbuilding the livestock
market and improving quality aa well
a. quantity, of receipts. Bald to The
f...n.i aula Mnmin or
"There is a oall for a better class of
atock In all line, of the local live-
1 . f . 4 ani -.n hand AM TP.ll
me and they are sending out notice, to
tneir snippers io wiis mw-vi.
quality, out wm-iM now " "
other livestock, find little favor with
tne traae ana a araBB"' uma
Wo are trying to disclourage this claas
of ahlpment to market De cause me
prices received do not pay the producer
U well iM wher i a better quality l ont
I'jrwara. x lie reus, uwiwc.. bv "j
poor stuff Is dally widening and will
continue to do ao In all probability .
... ...n. thl. WAS th Mfl.
only to a limited extent and shippers
receivea bdouv uie nra yire.
.hl .tuff nrmm tha hoot nr IllHt Ordi
nary quality. This will not likely pre
vail again, ana aavice i iur iirouu -to
finish their stock before sending to
market and then only will they be able
to receive the highly profitable price,
that thla market offers.
srhlpments Arrive Xata.
wei.1. MM.He.lHwaa ' aklnmanla n ta t1 A
i Ilia HWi ii ins a riuyiiiou 10 w. ww
arrived rather late In the yards, being
aemyaa tt-v viio aiuuib r u v gvu
it. aattla Maamklaa thttf As
hogs very much, but the differential be
tween BTUUU Bnu J7tJI p ii'o.Li
than In the swine market. Northern
. ...... ..l,..lw. IH thla
market but there la a constant cry
ter than has been generally received.
Boarolty of Sheep and umH.
most pronounced or the present .eason.
Thla condition wa. recently forecasted
1 Nil T . n . huMil.. Af thA hMW
nurchasea by easterners early In the aea-
rival of sheep and lambs In the yarda,
and It is needless to aay that the mar
ket la firm. It 1. firmer than ever be
fore, but the price haa already reached
auch a limit that no aensational price
advance, are likely at thl. stage of tho
game. . ';;
Those Who Snpply the Karxea.
T3...W. n. w. (..(An .nmn... hud rtva
or nf rattle In from Bhaniko for to
day, market. ; " ' '
D. uarnnouse or xne same cny came
forward with two jrs of cattla
-Today, run of livestock compare,
with thl. day In recent years aa follows:
Hogs. Cattla Sheep.
100t ....... ' .,!??
1808 8 6 ' '
tirtT ......... .i -. . . 10 - 283
10 28? .321 ...
1806 100 - ou
, A year ago today all twee of llveatock
war. firm at unchanged prlcea. -
Tarda' xsepre.oniamyo mourn. ....
Vftiinwtnsr are renresentatlve of lateat
i....inn. In . th. t.H. and Indicate
demand, eupplles and quality orrerina;
HOOS.
Av. Want
Price.
- $8.00
.7.26
7 25
. , 8 00
: 8.0
. 7.25
7.25
12
6
88
,..... is
.....................IB" '
Z.. ...,io
'111... ,..188
I..150 . .
14
12
it
70
A t o
1 to
Jf .-!
- an :
8.09
T.28
f a
38
; ................. v
ft.. ,.11a I - m la tha. Ml.ral (BU nf
livestock values In the yards:
pounds, 84.IQft4.lt; mnim aieerB.
4.00; beat cowa S3. 00(1 $.25; medium
cowa, II tv.v irrm. unn .v,
bulla. $1.16. m -t .
HOOS Best east of moontatna. $8;
Willamette valley bt 87 iO 0;
Stork-re. 8T eo; piga I m
FHEEP P't wrthara. I4.00O4 18;
ordinary. i;iOtlt: arrlnj; lamba.
86.260680: straight ewaej, 1.6; mixed
,0tCALVEBeie. $l.M: 'ordinary. $3 0
OAO0. . ...
0a-BBaiaBm---aB-a--B-aaB--.
' PorUaaA Baaxa.
Oearlnge today ......... .$J-471.M7
Tear ago ......... ..
fafa today . ...
f'aiane today
1 ear ago
..$ 147.1113
8 214ll 10
i4-42
9eaatlo aal.
n-arm today M
Baiaitcee today li.4l e
Urerpool "W Wt Martrt.
LlT-rpr-vl. fTt 31 Wheaf rV'
tnrhaftM t 4 V4 1 0 1.
'W-iber. 7. t4i M.rr. U t 4
PORTLAND. TUESDAY
LEHIGH VALLEY
11 POIIITS DOlVIi
Sharp Break Influenced by
Disappointment With Jer
sey Central ' Pajment ?
. , .
; s world of riaaaoa. ; .
4 ' American .hare, irregular Id
4 London and rather Inclined to
4.ell off. '
4 American Chemical , dividend
-today, f V
. Copper prloe. are flrmer but no
4 large transaction, ar. reported.
4 ' , i Nlpplsslng Mine, company haa
4' declared regular quarterly dlvl-
4 . dend of 6 per cennana an aire,
dividend of 2H per cent rwra
. i .
0 8r regular quarterly paymema
0 r per cent and S per cent extra, ;
- Kanaaa City Bouthern Auguet
report ahowa earninga or '.,-
680, increased 13,63.
4 Soo ahow. earning, for .econd
4 week of. Beptember.of 0,808
- gro... --
. ......
v..t. a.n. i Failure of the
rnew ioi; .
director, of the Jeraey Central railroad
to Increase, the dividend at the meet
ing held lata yesterday afternoon, and
the declaration of only tn. regular w
ment oauaed violent fluctuation. In al
lied securities today. ;
r .hi.h vallnv. which went from 112H
orfTriaKlo..1oVridp?n?..br
pHnoipally 'oJ.
CftUBOtl an uiiofcw'wfcM-o" " s
points esnjr iu mj, r-
ilonal. rallied to It. support and the
closing, was wimin , ir"" "
of laat night - -- . fc
. U. S. Steel ahare. war. aided by
good earning, report the common ad
vancing 1 point and tho preferred a
half at the close of the session.
Bt. Paul was one of the weak shares
of the day, closing in. pomw uuuer
terday. v
Range of New York price, furnished
py uverpecu ee uro vu.i
E
tf
DESCRIPTION.
4
rf
Amal. Cop. Co. . .
Am. C. & F., c.
do jpfd.
Am. Cot Oil. c.
Am. Loco., o... .
Am. Sugar, c. . . .
Am. Smelt, o. . . .
do pfd.
Anaconda M. Co.
Am. Woolen, c . .
sTE
W
70
Ul 84
TO
74 H
69
J OH V.
118
74H 73
78
61H 69t 60H
61
182
134
132
133
100
101H 99H 100
113
111 119
1T3U.
61
8BU
61
4 y
i 604.
39U 39
U 39
atcnison. o. . . . .
120
120H 119
do pfd. .....
B. A O.. o
do" pfd. ......
B. Ri T
run p.. v . . . .
111894 117 118H
80H '7H 80
183
V. 182H 182H
H 44H
Central Leath., c.
45,1 46
do pro
ft w:. e. . .
ip
j-
1BU
C. M. ft St P. .
f! A N. W.. C. .
168H
195
Ches. St Ohio
84H
46H
64
- jT t
i.
goL Soum c.. . .
Cnl. flflllth.. 1st n.
Corn Products, c
22V
uel. & HUQson. , .
198
D. & R. O., o. ...
D. & R. O.. rj. . . .
48H
86H
38
ki'si
Erie, c
Erie, 2d p
Erie, jst p
O. Northern, p. .
111. Central
Int Met, o
Int Met, p
t s. m
62H
165J4
164H
165
166
153
154
16
15
48
16
"tiki
si"
84
711.
14
47
48 W
16
153
Manhattan Ry....
M., K.-& T., c...
4i
M., K. & 1.. p....
niatlllera
'37H
64
7214
A.. T .a n a . ' . . .
Missouri pacific
National Lead.
sot.
9 Hi
M y . i-entrai. .
138
1S8
N. Y Ont. & W..
49H
4H
50
96
Nor. & w., c..,.
do pfd
North American.
VtfithAm Pao A
fil
156
I 84
1144
116
Pannaylvanla ;Ry
if. u. jj. v;o..
Pressed a. U.. c.
iv -
rtrt rTfi . . .
Reading, c.
1170
i734
189
ao za pia i
An lat nfd
Rep. I. ft 8.. c. . .
do pfd
Rock Island, e.. .,
do pfd I
8. L. A S. F. 2 p
,do 1st pfd . . .
Bt. L. & 8. W.. cJ
do pfd
Southern Pac, c.
42
109 4.
108
mi
692
.11
in yn
69
73
72:
69U
iss v
1133
Bo. Ky. c. .......
, do pfd
T. A P. ........
T. 8. L. A W., c.
An nM .......
siH
714
3
60H
81
72
38
60
u p v:
205
201
203
, do pfd ........
TJ. 8. Rub., a . .
108
U08
101
56 V
!
123
64 64f
IlliZ 121'
123
TJ. 8. 8. Vo., a. . .
do pfd ........
Wabash, c
do pfd .......
W. V. Tel. ' .
Wla. Ont. pfd .
Weatlnghouse . .
Bee( Sugar
T'taJi Conner ...
84U
83 841
127 128"
128
13.
30
61
78
ll
62
78
Third Ave. .....
Cons. Gas . . . .
iL. C- ftO. ... a
do pfd
Alton, a
Am. Can ......
145
do pfd
Total aalea. 1.277.600 sharea .
SrOKAXE MJAIXQ EXCHAXGK
'. ' ,.
(Fvrnished by Overbock Cooke Co.)
fipokane. Sept. It Bid prices: .
Cop. King..... IHIM. Farm .... 1 ,
Gertie 3 Nabob 3
Hum. Bird .. TOom Paul .... 3
Hypotheek ;. ,Rambler 7
Int Coal .... ! Vt
Idora J!f.nowahoe ....
u. a. a, n.. I U Fnowttorra ..141
V-.nalt 8
Mtwin ..... v
L. calamet..
Mlaaoul .... 2
Monitor ..... 36
Wonor 1
N. 1 rackiln .. 3
XJamaOi Bank Sold.
Ci W. White. Meldeat of th First
National bank el kOamath Falla bes
sold hie bldlnga In thai InetltvtloB to
J W. Elemens and aanwlst-e, a ad the
First Tro-t Snd Bavlngs berk baa be-
acquired by Oorrm K. Lladiey and aa
eorta'e ( Medford.
J. W. finM baa V elerted preel.
dnt ef-the Firet Natweel baat He
Ul aiao tetaln tela poeitloe ee rah)r
tr ine f ir r..,...
W. A. tw'-All, t
f fw.nlar.ca.rter f
a 1 J retaia Ma pr-
the 1 1rt Natioeal.
set r',1,TV- .
Mr. H retire. f-a tK ttanklag
bweiceea Brmal of U beeUta.
Tree to 'Men. -
if I t'-' a i t - - - ' - - " -,
Mr'-io frea HH Kornaoa w.
TV TrVr-e tit bbo- hw npe'
. . ..... -. i
EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21,
CASH WHEAT POT
F
Chicajjo and Liverpool Close
,K lUgher Fonner 19 1 1-3;
to 1 3-4 Auvnnccu.
rt?HICAaO WHEAT MARKET.
r Bnt. 1L Bent. 20. Oslo. 108.
PeptV. iu6 1U3 1
lJo. ....... 8B , 8A IS
May ...,.,.13 101A 1 101
Chicago, Sept .l Caah wheat forced
fiituraa tit a hlaher' colnt hera and
abroad today, options clong 1 to ie
a Dusnei mitner mu ft.iriu.j ...
Chicago market M ,
rlnally to the alraxply advanced caolea.
While Liverpool wm upciiBniai . tb
higher at the opening, the closing was
1 IO 1H aoove jHirni.j.
After the opening display of atrcngtn
th. market waa .held firm by the re-
puriv iium . .
other centem. tellinn ot very heavy de-
Bradatrtet'a report of grain, vlalbU
1 .. . j
-ui,.,. Bu Jfer,Mk
Wheat east Of Rockle. ! !I2'"5
Canada ....................
Europe and afloat .......... 3.700.000
Total .,7,839,000
Corn
Oata ibu.vuv
StiLESfc. rid. IlilAMOH: Na
$ red, $1.06fl.09: o. 2 hard .winter
$1.04 1.06; No. $ hard winter, $1 1.06;
No. 1 northern spring, $1.06; No. 2
northern spring, $1.0401.05; No. 8
spring. 88c $1.03. ..w.
Lorn iso. i, tine; no. r.""r-i.7r !
No. 3, yellow, 68e88c; No. 3. 8c;
No. 4, yellow, 7e. 0
r . n' fhlMm nrlraa. furnished by
i.'.t'(S" v. ww
uveroecx c loom tumiJo.ii
WHEAT.
Open. Hlah.
IIIIJIiES
HIGHER
Low. Close.
108 106
98 98
102 103
7 87
60 0
62 62
89 39
S9 89
41 42
2410
1807 1817
1215 1220B
1207 1210B
1072 - 1072B
1190 1190
1162 1166A
955 957
flept ' 161. 106H
Deo. ..... 98' 100
May l.-AOt 108
CORN.
..-87 8
..60 0
62 2
OATS.
Sept
Deo.
May
Sept
Dec.
.. 89
.. 9.
... 41
May
PORK.
Sent
2410 ....
1812 1817
LARD.
1215 1220
1210 1210
1070 1072
RIBS.
1195 1195
1165 1170
67 960
Jan.
Sept .
Oct .
Jan. .
Sept . .
Oct
Jan. .
PRUIt CROP QUITE
HEAVY AT COVE, OR.
C. O. Stackland) of the firm of Stack-
. . t. . ( . n.nnp.r. mnA .hlnn.rH
I an a oro., uun e'" j ,w. .Kli
of Cova was In La Grande the other
a wt anMnt .a s n n r nn a n v nr i nn .i i v n
fruit growers are now busy disposing
of the remainder of the plums and pears.
Two cars or inis inui m '"""o"
n. tha inttpr nart of thia week. .say.
the La Grande Star.
There will be an extraordinary prune
crop in Cove thla year and the present
. .v.A ,..(..! la mrAit favor-
able. All the prunes will be packed in
. i i W .1. 1, .run r BIA
cove ana smppeu nwu un. i- .
drying of the fruit will be attempted aa
the demand for the prunea a- they come
irom tne trees is guua cnuusn a
good returns.
a inre- amount of the erop is now un
der contract of purchase by W. McBir-
... A M.h. 1711 1. hnvar hna secured
p, rchase contracts for two of the larg
est prune growers in jove aio i vuiia.
lln and John Dean. The former has an
-1 on .A-.a rA th. latter naa
60 acres Tn prune trees. The exact price
. 1 ..... V. . vnnir . ml n ha
a JJOv awt5U l' 11 L, uui 10
$26 per ton. The price per ton hereto
fore for the fruit from the trees has
ranged' from $15 to $20 per ton.
Mr. Stackland estimates that the
prune crop of Cove this year will be
between So' and 40 carloads.
Says He Stole Bicycle.
Robert Clouse pleaded guilty to the
theft of a bicycle from H. Relmer In
police court tni. aiternoon ana juuro
Bennett sentenced htm. to Kelly Butt.
for a term of four months.
Bitulithic Pave
ment Brings
Satisfaction
A ITS JsWatAWCTS ISaTB TAX.TH
or abuttimo. Jpoptt
HOX THAN AWT OTHXH
VATXSCBaTS.
BECAUSE
It f. dorabla never oraeka makee
1. . -imM. rrem Maeln.
vehlclea collect, no du.t or
Fort I
hold
Furthermore, it give, a sure foot-
xor nore-. jii.i..
wiU not .kid.
, Warren
Construction
Company
OUOOI. , ,
O verbeck &
Cooke Co.
Cctsmltsrcn Mercbtnt
Stocks, Bonis '
Cctton, Crsln. Ets.
2 1 6-3 1 r Eord of Trad.
ye-.it.-i Chtearo Poard'or Traei
Cei ' nmd..', ef Lf raa e Brraav
Catoeca ew Tots. Deotea
We kave" the en' ertvete wire
mjzmrv-r a i ,t na w.mww
1003.
CLwVCKAJLVS FAIR t
DIRECTORS -MEET
, . ;
AaoU(l(l' Dorkleg to rctiaao tho
GrandsfaBd nolle bf . PHr.to
Cirtal Mualo Bmirod.
(a-ettal IHapatra e Tae Iraal.
Oregon City. Sept II. The board of
directors of I he CWkraaa County Fair
. . v.mtmrA.W At ttM eflUrt
huuBB. Tho meeting aa. ealled to order
Oy lreaia-ni ueurga Lavne.
it bu danldad to nurchaaa the grand
stand which haa been eonatrucled by
Klvate enterprlaa From the bids from
nds la Clackama. county, for furnlah.
lng the mualo for the four day. ot tne
. . I- . i fc. i -. ... r.nt.v klnil WBB BC-
capted. This band 1. composed of 16
piece, wun ur, a. . o" t"M"
director. ' ...... .
l. k... an a.hlhlt at tha
wa. uiv,. w... "- - w. L . jr. .
fair this year, aooordlng to John Rlsley,
one of th. board of dlrectora That dis
trict haa never petn repreeenieu oi
before. It sent an exhibit to th. Mil
wauklo fair laat year.
A professional decorator ha. been en
raxed to decorate the exhibit buildings
T. . .u.Iau, .a tha rtrwrnlna The
I II a any Lt..v.u. ,v . - -. - ,
secretary states that exhibit apaee la
rolng fast, ana msi many ""
ire coming. There will be a large
amount of llveatock on th. grounda
8om. fast races will ba run.
Dayton CattJo galea.
. . - . w fl.ni 1 Jnlnmhla
eotinty cattlemen completed the firet
ran rounaup ibbi e" ' z
sale of the aeaaon waa made Saturday
r.dBjenw.o
lng bouse lOO neaa m or.,. .
brought the highest Trice ever received
h.r. for lseef cattle, although it. wa. not
pub"?, ' -u,. . .r. t t,. made
In a few day., and It 1. atated that all
....hi. stock will b. .hipped at the
present high prlcea Aooordlng to th.
leading atockmen, cattle on th B hie
mountain ranges 7 TI
.n thia aummar and ar. In prim. con.
dltlon for tho market .
Owing to mi n"f r. ' 7.
and the prevlou. winter, the shipments
tom.Dton.nd W.it.burg will be
Cattlemen aaaert that there are fewer
cattla on me ranges .nan r
of years. It I. estimated not over 1500
. . ni w .u.ii.hia at shinning
point, in th. Touchet valley thl. fall
- . -
Bnk for Madras.-'-'
- til. S Tsva1.Br.B. tthft haa
been making preUnary arrangement.
aurina; tn - "."'.-.1., i..t
bank at Maarava, ten ii r
Thuraday. where he expecta to purchase
condrtPter.?tPn It
?hff place, -ay- the Madras Pioneer
Tnere naa om m. , i
-hare, ubwsrlbod by local cap tal In
this vicinity, tne price ui w"-w
per share. The Incorporation Papers
ry.. . -a, ..ailkB Viaa laurg 1it
will be taken oui uuuc, -Oregon,
and as soon as practicable after
the return oi ear. - -
tlon will be completed.
New York Cotton Market.
Open. High. Low , Close.
Marclf .. 1801 1813-139
130110)1303
April
Mav
1S02. 1318
1310 1810
-;r.5 1288
1286 1290
1288 1284
1299 1810
1800 180201308
1S00 1800(1$02
128 'TWO (31281
1278 12801282
1288
1291 129301294
July
Bept
Oct
Nov.
Dee.
'Oldest Btnk on
i
Capital fully paid - - - - $1,000,000.03
Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.03
, OFFICERS . . -K
w M l arfd President. ' R. S. Howard Jr Asst. CasMen
itLSihX vcnt. J. W. Ladd. A,.i.tan ; Cashier .
W. H. Dunckley" Cashier. Walter If Cook. Ast Cashier,
Interest paid on time ileposlts and srefnga accounts. Accounts of
banks, finna, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks
for sale and drafts issued available in U countries of Europe.
The man who, temporarily., haa "idle funds at- his dis
posal naturally wishes to place his money where he will re
ceive a aatisfactory rate of interest and at the same time
avoid the necessity of tying it up indefinitely. The Certifi
cate of Deposit issued by this bank solves the problem.
lumbermens
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH CS. STARK
13
SCHOOLS 0PEX AV1T11
GOOD ATTEND A ME
' '' - aaaMaaawoaM
Indication. Point lo Kirrllrot leaf
Among lustltotlon. f Clack
gnia. Counly.
' (Special Ptapatrk te The Jearsel.
Oregon City, Bpt II. Most of the
school, la th. county opened yeetrdr.
In the city schools th. attendance is
larger than laat year. In tba Barclay
building the attendance ! a. follows:
rtrat a-rada. 84: aecond grada 34; third
grade. 14; fourth grade. It; fifth gride,
40; sixth grade, 37; seventn grsae.
1 . n . aiahlh a-raHe. 1. Thl. ie
peoted to be doubled before the week I.
out.
Tha high aVbool open, with many
more .tudit. than were expected, e-
neclaly In the tentn ana emtnm p
The school Is accredited by all the ool-
legea ajU universities.
Vha studies of KngllHh, history. Ger
man and chemistry have proved a draw
ing card, the classes being larga The
lower gradne In the Eastliam bulldlnir
are crowded and In aome of them It wtU
be necessary to transfer some Of the
student, t. the other bulldinga The
teacher, tn the high school ar. all uni
versity graduate.. .
Tha Oladstone achool ahow. a great
advance In attendance. There are 14
atiidenta. and this will be Increased In
a few weeks. There are four teachers.
It I. probable that another room will
be added. Soma new furniture ha. be'n -Installed
this year and the bamnt
haa been fitted Into a playroom for the
ChOut?n, the outlying district., condi
tion are lust aa promising. Moat: of '
the- achoola commenced yesterday, -wit
so tar no reports have been received.
The Rod land district No. 7. has voted
a special tax of 1 mills for th. pur
pose of making improvement.. Ml.
Emma Went ba. been engaged to teach.
' Farkplace Give Banquet.
(Sperlil DUpatch te The Journal.!
Oregon City. Sept 21. The people of
Parkplac. gave a reception to Professor
Radmaker and the teaohera of tho Park
place school last Saturday night In the
grange hall at Parkplace. O. L. Clyde
waa master of ceremonlea. A abort
talk on education waa given by County
School Superintendent T. J. Gary. Cliy
Superintendent Tooxer-gave an addresa
which waa responded to by Professor
Radmaker. Tho people of Parkplace
fumlahetl music and an elaborate ban- -quet
Tba hall waa beautifully deco
rated with floral designs. . ,
' "Circuit Court Opens. ' ,' -
(Rpediil BUpetch to The Journal.)
Oregon City, Sept 11. Judge X TJ.
Campbell opened court yeaterday. Sev
eral condemnation case. ' will be tried
thia week, among them three In which
the Oregon Electric railroad 1. plain
tiff. Tho case of Linn Bros. v.. Mor
row, for an unpaid lumber bill, wa. tried
yeaterday and the Jury brought In a
verdict of $120 for the plaintiff. George
C. Brownell appeared, for the defenditnt
ami U'Ren A Schuebel for the plaintiff.
- Personal Mention.
(Special Dtapatch to The JonraL '
Oregon City. 8ept 31. Lou la FuncJt
of Logan waa in town yesterday.
Ervin Roeckel, who haa been 111 for
some time In a Portland tioepltal with
diphtheria, haa returned to Oregon City.
--r vr ir.4AnM a IIaIbx wo m amnn or
. a Jt ..l8wr. 4v aea.aa-r TM t r
X H: Barlow of Moialla made
illO
County Bear a vinu xuonuay. -
Miss Kathryn fiinnott is on the kick
i Hat thla wek. '
tb. Pacific Coast,
"Wftji-ijj,
at r-er -