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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER... 1903. LATEST MEWS IF WMJB' ' RMEMETS -FISH PUALITY m m POUK Trescnt Kun of Chinook In Columbia' uiid Sound Is Generally Bad. ' - . Book Oyttars tot rrsstatat, ., Yaqulna has been called upon to supply torn of Its famous rock oysters for President Taft's reception. The oysters re dun out of the solid rock, and gnms of the specimen arrived tilt wedged in the atone. they were on display In a Fourth street market thia morning. OATS MARKET IS MVIIIG HIGHER Shorts Quietly Covering1 and Are Forced to Pay Grow ers' Advance. SELECT HOGS III MARKET REPEATS t . . . A SMALL SUPPLY WORRIES While General Arrivals Are Stocks Advance Karly and Fair Only Small Per Then Lose' Toward Clos Cent Are Toppers. iii Steel Is Strong. This haa been an unuaual year all ' around In the fish market and Induatry. The extremely small catch of salmon In ' the Columbia during the spring-sum mr months 'was unoxpected and deliv eries by cannera will not average more luan BO per cent. . ; Market for canned aalmon In In ex cellent shape so far as tne i:oijimma river spring pack 1 concernod the fish being no source that neither brokers nor cannera are able to give forth any quo tations even at thla early date. For that reason a fairly liberal run of aalmon during the fall-winter aea sori would bo welcomed by the trade although so far aa the general canned aalmon situation la concerned, auffl- ,' Xa Portland Karketa. 'Oats show an advance. Wheat market steady, llay firmer. Halibut higher. Chickens He lower. Good sweet corn scarce. Xn Livestock Market, Hogs Market slightly easier. Cattle Very small run. Sheep and Lambs -Demand good. ' Calvea-Market In excellent shape., . , , . Portland Wheat and Flour. Todar. Tr.Ata I'lUD Wheat $ .89- Bluestem ."flfl lted Husslan . . Hat. flour, new. Kxport Oats . .87 6 10 j. no 28.60 ..88 .93 .87 4.70 1.S6 30.00 Too Stuff S tears Cows Heifers Lambs Wethers Calves Hogs Today. Tr. Ago. $4.40 I. Id Hi 6.60 4.00 (.26 8.00 14.26 8.Z6 1.00 4.46 1.36 4.60 7.06 Xorthweat Crop Vea(hor. Oregon Fair east, occasional light rain west portion, tonight and Saturday; norm to east winas. Washington Fair tonight and Satur- Frlday .... Thursday . Wednesday Tuesday . . . Hogs Cattle Sheep Calves day except showera near coast; easterly I 2' winds. Idaho Fair tonight and Saturday: warncr tonight southeast portion. 2 a 7 622 243 476 242 30 490 837 64 244 1601 2060 1470 18 iio a 18 , Oats Murket Is Higher. An ..advance of front. 60c to 11.00 a ton Is shown In the local market for Saturday Union Stockyards, Stockdale, Oct. 1. While the total run of hogs In the Stockdale yards during the nast 21 hours showed a continuance of the for mer good suonlv. still a lame ner cent or tne arrivals were for through shlp- Aboot JUllroad Earning. New York. Oct. 1. Per Mar quette shows surplus Increase of $434,318. ' ' Southern railway for August howM Increase of $228,000 In net earnings. , , Canadian Fsclflo In August In creased 11,041.000 In gross earn Injts. Missouri Pacific in August de creased $43,742 In net operating revenue. Lehigh Valley report for the year ended June 30 shows bal ance available for dividend equal to 14.41 per cent of the capital stock outstanding against 18.22 per cent In previous year. Atlantic Coast Line earnings In August show a net increase of $77,267. :: 4 New York, Oct 1. The stock market is keeping up Its record for early ad vances and later declines, for this Is 4 HIGHER START; LOWER CLOSING Chicago Wheat 3Iarkct Ends Fraction Under Yesterday Liverpool Is Higher. 4 World's Drain Marks, 4 Chicago wheat lower after 4 higher opening. 4 Liverpool wheat opens un 4 changed; closes H to A higher. 4 . St. Louis cash o higher for 4 wheat 4 Minneapolis cash wheat a lower. Argentina wheat visible decreased. HTt ient fish was packed on Puget sound oats, snort sellers are secretly buying ment ana therefore did not come Into n , . . , succession that such . this season to alow the Vrade ful sway ,11 the oats they can secure and sellers fenerai competition. Perhana this was "'J hX , 7hv thL n mnA t awav with uiv shortage talk. . . - , . . . . to the detriment of those who had sold a course has been pursued by tnose in -l It Is TiTtne fMhaliSr mark t that nave bffn a"k:d m,OHt Instances to without competition charge of the manipulation. the shortage wa "felt most during the ay nothing of the advance paid and Whila a rriTctlonal loasi-nbout 10c The market started with a good up- " nast "few months Locally the fresh received. For best white oats buyers 8 generally ahown In thecV offering ward swing in the general list, under " T tKd wai starved at most nerloda ?ro Pav'nK producers on the basts of for bogs here prloes betni Dald are the leadership of Steels and Coppers. during the ?L7& lLnSTr- '"fr-" P' Portland and very fSvorable fo shipper s and those and strengthen these two issues aided ' InJ that tlmJ nev'r reached a figure lat Th.11"?,!.., b,,JX.JB?Si wno have nt tried the Portland mar- ret of the market in maintaining ' , i.,i win.iimntlnn was nos- at tnnt range. At the present time tho bet and secured th hen prim of tha good undertone right up to the lal 5b1T. Fresh r'coTuTbbVialmon pHce". 1rt"al'" a ' hands of Smpetltiv.,mng So"' know how J-oSr. when the customar reaction set i i,r Kfn tAn hilrh all alon . to ma k producers. much monev thev are lontnir.hv allow- lr and carried most of the securities t5252 lenera1ft 0 sockTyes " develops that after all the Pacific ,ome"bi;y "to Ick stoSt within a few fractions of last night s nonnwMi will 00 oaiiea upon 10 iur-i im.t i .., 1 ciosine. front Puget sound have been plentiful here and have sold at rather low flg- ' . ures. v Moat Chinook Arm foot Wow. ! Present run of ehlnooks in the Co lumbia river and ' in Pugot Sound Is showing about the poorest quality ever 'seen in this market. Most of the ar rivals are so poor that they are scarce ly fit for consumption. Home very good quality is. however, shown among tiie late arrivals from Coos Bay. The only trouble with securing flsn from that section Is the irregularity of eteam- - ship rivals. Time- Is drawing near, however, fof fish to come from th Nestucca anil ! from Yaqulna. A year ago at this tlma that section was receiving so much sal : mon that buyers were not offering more than 2c a pound anil had to re fuse large lots of fiah even at that flg- ure. Sharp Advance In Hallbnt. Ilecflruse of the scarcity of halibut of ferings, the local market shows a sharp . edvance today. According to advices . received by mail from the north today, the reason why halibut Is so scarce Is hecaiise most of the vessels have been utilised in bringing back many people from tho north before navigation is .. stormed. Present price -of--halibut on- Front street Is 8c a pound although still higher price Is likely If present condl dltlons continue for ahlle. upon plnew. Even though the easterners were vompetanon jgeipa na snipper. Atchison continued very strong most of the day. and Its buvinar was of con- the lowest bidders It Is understood that I Competitive buying has always been I slderable magnitude. Chesapeake tit they will purchase either eastern Ore- I the rule since the Portland Union Stock gon or WaRhlnRton oats and therefore yards were first established but since to the producer it makes no difference I the new yards at Stockdale were opened, who secured the contract. the market has been benefited con- No change Is shown in either wheat slderably. While it is possible once in or flour locally, prices In both lines awhile for a shipper to secure a better being exactly the same as yesterday, price by selling his livestock at nrivate saic, still in nine cases out of 10 a PRODUCE NORTH Ai SOUTH Ohio remained firm all .through the ses sion. In connection with the recent ru mors regarding Chesapeake & Ohio, tho Evening Post Says: It was definitely learned today that Edwin Hawley has not secured control of Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville to frtrm a IuIta nutlot t f ( W'hI! much better value Is obtainable in the street was filled with stories to the open market with competitive bidding, contrary, however, and it is emphatlc Thls much Is shown bv the regular sales I allv stated that th i'nt for control of printed by The Journal. I the new property was In the neighbor- Good Hogs Are Seallr Wanted. I hood 01 j:i,oou,ooo, and the necessary I C. & O. preferred stock on the terms ThoHA who ri -a k win Be rajseu oy me sale or new k-5 "iri. " C & U. preferred stock on the terms -tHn.. 3n"f. S." ?,,iiiculol.y that will Offer rfghts to the holders of IN FRONT STREET MARKETS Chickens Down About He but No Slump Shown In Wholesale Trade Chicken market Is dull, with a con cession of about He In the price. While trade was dull there was no slump In quotations as reported by a . morning paper. Demand for turkeys Is slightly easier. Eggs are Just about steady. . Dressed meats in more liberal supply. A car of California Bellflower ap ples arrived. Priced at $1.76 for four- aKicr and $1.40 for 4s. A car of mixed grapes was likewise among the arrivals from tne soutn 10 m a if Chittlm bark Is down c as a result . of the smaller demand. ' ,-Good corn Is scarce and price has ad vanned in 11. 2R A car of casabas was In this morning with prices generally ranging around II. t)U ana, a aozen. . - . . . - FRONT STREET QUOTATIONS Bona, Wool and Hldea. HOPS-1908 crop, choice. 17c; prime to choice, 16c; prime. I6tt: medium Hv6e! 1909, 20f 22c lb. WOOL 1909, Willamette valley, 20 tin- Hstern Oregon. 20 23c i TALLOW Prime, per lb, 804c; No. and grease, 22Ha SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 10 25c Ac hi short wool, 2o50c; medium wool,' 600(5 $1 each; long wool. 76c . ' i.2t eacn. - n . CHITT1M BARK 45c, ,i. -HiriRS--Drv hides. 1718WtC lb V Kreen. 9W10o lb; bulls, green salt, 7o lb; f kips, 1010Hc; calves, green, : 6(18J per lb. . V M-OHAIR 1909. 230 24c lb. - Btttter, Sgga and Poultry. 'BUTTER Extra creamery, 36c; fan 'cy, 34086c; store, 22V4C RTITTER FAT Dell very f. o. b. Port- , land Sweet cream. 34ftc: sour, 32Hc EGGS Candled, select. 3232 He; or- . dlnary run, sic; seconaa. sue; eastern. 89 0310. CHEESE rancy full cream fltts. 18c; v triplets and daisies, 18c; Young Amer icas, ic niTM TPV XTIvAd ntntcAna 1 R w J c; lancxufns, 19c, luuflicm, oiu, iu fwiic; springs, 16c; geese, 10c; tur keys, alive. 1819c; dressed. 22Hc: ducks, iihc pigeons, squaos. fz aoz.: chickens. 19020c. sv;- wraon, rwu ana Bay. ' nlRl.KV frndueera' nrtnAina Feed. 826.76; rolled, 130; brewing. $26.60. - "WHEAT Track-Club. 8c; bluestem t6e; red. 87 He: fortyfold, SOc: Turkey ". red,, 89c: Willamette valley. 89c v. MILLSTUFKS 8elUng price Bran. $26.60: middlings, $32; shorts, $27.60; chop, $22028.; alfalfa meal. $1 pr ton. FLOUR Old crop Selling price Eastern Oregon patent $8.26; straight, IS.S064.00; export $3.90; bakera, $8.00 i - 08.26; valley, $6.60. New crop, patent. ... $Vft; straight 14.86; bakera. $4.86(6.0O; Willamette valley. $4 90 bbl ; graham. Ua $8.60; whole wheat, $6.60; rya, 60, - If .6v; Dues, ta.ue. OATS Spot delivery, new, producers price Track No. 1 white, $2$ 038.60; San Francisco, Oct. 1. Eggs, per dozen. Including canes-Extras, 46c; firsts, 34c; secondB, 30c; thirds, 24c; storage extras, 31c. Butter, per pound California fresh extraB, 34c; firsts, 30c; seconds, 28c; packing No. 2, 25c; storage extras, 30c. New cheese, per pound California flats fancy 15 c: firsts, 15c; seconds, 14 c; California Young America fancy, 16!4ci firsts 16c; Oregon, 16c do New York, ISHc; do Young America, 17c. Potatoes, per cental River Whites, 5570c in sacks; Salinas, $1.2601.50; Oregons, $1.1601.25; sweet potatoes, in creases, $1.6001.76. Onions Yellow, 60 70c. Oranges, per box Valencias, $1.6003. Seattle, Oct. 1. Butter, per pound Washington creamery firsts, 37c: ranch 26027c; eastern creamery, 31034c; pro cess, 27 0 28c. Eggs, per dozen Local ranch, 40c; fancy white eastern, 85c; eastern. 28 33c; Oregon, 34c. Cheese, per pound Cream brick, 17 18c; wheel Swiss, 21c; block Swiss, 18c; Umburger, 18c; new Tillamook, 18 Vi! Tillamowk Young Americas, 18c; Wis consin twins, 18c; Wisconsin Young Americas. SrS19Uc. Onions Green, 30c per dozen; Cali fornia, llc per pound; Walla Walla, 101c per pound. Potatoes 90c$l per cwt; sweets, $1.7502 per cwt. NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT 1.480,361.66 Portland Banks. Clearings today 41,403,949.06 Year ago . Loss today Bnlances today Year ago . . ., .$ 76,412.60 . 183,269.29 . 258,051.30 Taooma Banks. Clearings today Balances today . .$1,231,188 . 129,941 getting a good price in the Union Stock j a wcvaunB mere nas always in re cent years been a heavy demand for toppers and the supply has scareelv ever come up to the demand. It is only on poor and ordinary oualltv tht nrloeu are hit when supplies Increase mater ially and this Is the case at the present moment. Today's run of hogs was 297 head compared with 622 yesterday, none Wednesday, 243 Tuesday, 475 Monday, 242 Saturday and 306 head a week ago today. San of Cattle Xa a Help. - Shlimers have bn in to rooll,, that The Journal was right when It ad vised them to hold back their cattle shipments until such a time as the de mand said they should come forward. With too many head pressing for sale In the yards, the market has been hn,-k. ward about absorbing arrivals and this had resulted at times of ebbing prices. Today's run of cattle was but 30 head, comparing with none vesterday, 490 Wednesday, 837 Tuesday, 54 Monday. 244 Saturday and 280 a week ago today. While the cattle market in general has recently shown a downward slide, there has continued a very liberal call for calves and prices have not been cnangea. l oaay's run of calves con sisted of but 18 head. Shippers Holding Back Sheep. tonlppers have shown during recent days that they resent any efforts of buyers to molest prices for sheep and lambs and because of this they have withheld supplies from the market for two days. None arrived either today or yesterday. Notwithstanding this the tone in the local market Is showing practically no change. Run recently was quite liberal and therefore killers are somewhat more independent than a few weeks ago. Today's and 'yesterday's lack of a sheep run compares with a run of 1501 I Wednesday, none Tuesday, 2060 Monday, 1470 Saturday and 1239 head a week ago today. Those Who Supply the Market. outstanding C. & O. shares. By rea son or this known speculative venture, Hawley is frowned upon In some bank ing circles. In the case of the C. & O. It is known that the' National City bank, through Frank Vanderllp, is acting with Hawley, and that a big future Is pre dicted for the property." Range of New York prices, furnished by Overbeck & Cooke company: CMICAOrt WHEAT MARKET. Oct 1. Sept. 30. Ixrns. 1908. Dec 99HB 99 H 100J, May 10211 102 V, ht 103 4. Chicago, Oct. 1. W'hlle there wei periods of bullishness In the wheat pit trading today the market closed ttc a bushel under yesterday. Market opened with a fair upward swing; excellent cables contributing most. December started at $1.00 com pared with the closing yesterday at c and May wen to $1.02 V at the opening compared with last night's. price at $1.02 hi- . ... Liverpool gave no tip of Its changed sentiment at the opening of, that market thin morning. nufttations being un changed. Improvement in the buying was shown soon after, however, and the closing was Hd to d advanced over yesterday. Home cash situation was a good con tributor to today's early bullishness, both Minneapolis and St. Louis report ing a good demand. While the latter was He higher thu former was down V4c from yesterday. Argentina visible supply in bushels: loaay. i r. mu. Wheat 224.000 Corn 2,275,000. 1,869,000 C Hflh SEllfB Wheat No. 2 red. $1.17; No. 3 red, $1.0901.15; No. 2 hard winter, $1.054i' 1.10; No. 3 hard winter, $1.00W1.08; No. 1 northern spring, $1.04 W 1.06; No. 2 northern spring. $1.020 1.04 ; No. 3 spring. $1.0001.04. l;om iNO. i, Z((?o.c; nu. - wuhb, 62V4 tf 62e; No. 2 yellow, 62 063c; No. 3 corn. 62062c; No. 3 white, 62c; No. 3 yellow, 62'jC. Range of Chicago prices furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co. WHEAT. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND. OREGON " - UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY Capital and Surplus 1,000,009 OFFICERS J. C. AINSWORTH, Pres. R. W. SCHMEER. Cashier, R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President A. M. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier. , 1: W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier, DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD, WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS SPOKANE FIGHTS FOR LOWER RATES (TTnltwl rmi Leased Wire.) Rook a no. Wash.. Oct 1. Spokano con- Inued the presentation of Its case here today before the Interstate commerce commission in an effort to show that the cities of eastern Washington are being discriminated against in favor of coast terminals by the alleged arbitrary freight rates of railroads. Attorney Stenhens. Spokanqas counsel. took up several schedules In an effort to Bhow discrimination against Spokane. The first under consideration was mat .f bar iron which, Stephens represented, ost Spokane merchants $1.27 per hun Ired freight, while coast merchants paid nnlv Rn rentfl n hundred. He maintained that the handicap was - H "V I " somewhat dissipated Dy local monnaru r; ho found it cheaper to order tneir iron JOY RIDE CLAIMS LV0MAN VIGtin DESCRIPTION. Amal. 82 69 80 22 85 H 33 H M. M. Hechtor of Goldendale sent In a load of hogs. They sold at $7.90. , Linn & Van Austen of Filer, Idaho, had two loads of hogs in the vnrd. to. $1,323,085 I day. They were enroute to Tacoma. The lot, 148 I iuHUB were soia ai private sale, but a Dener price would nave llkelv been ob talned here, says the local trade. radishes. 10c dox. bunches: celery. 760 B. Burdlct of Amity had a load of $1 dox; egg plant, 607c lb; rhubarb, I mncn cows resting in the yards today Seattle Banks, Clearings . today Balances today 3c per lb.: corn. 80 0 60c sack. Groceries. BTcta. Etc SUGAR Cube. $6.45; powdered, $6.10; fruit or berry. 86.06: dry granulated. S5.96; ccni. a., 5.st; ttxtra a., Jo. 3b: golden a., $6.45; D yellow, $6.35; bar rels 16c: half barrels 80c. boxea 66c advance on sick basis. (Above quotations are 30 days ne cash Quotations. ) SALT coarse Hall ground. loos, IS fer ton; 60s, $8.60; table, dairy, 60s, 16.50; 100s, $18; bales. $3.26; extra fine barrels, zs, ts and ma. .ooff.; lum rock, fio.DO per ton. HONEY New. 16C per ID. RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. 8 Vic: No. 2. 6 Vic: New Orleans nead. $ K O 7c: treoie. tc. beans Pmait wDite. 17. re; large hlte. $8.86: rink. $4: 'bayou. $5.76: tlmas, X5.Z5; reds, js.fio. Keats, riah and rrorlaiona. HAMS. BACON. ETC Portland naek locai nam. nc; Dreaxrast Mr. Burdlet sold the lot to 'Seattle par ties. Today a run of livestock comnare wnn mis aay in recent years as follows 1909 1908 1907 1906 1905 A logs. Cattle. Sheep. Calves, ...297 30 ... 18 . ..3S.I 100 250 ...140 28 255 24 ...416 101 318 year ago today all lines were eav wmi nugs ivc tower. Tarda Representative Sales. Following are representative of lat transactions In the yards and Indicate uemana. supplies and quality offering: HOGS. Average Ihn. Prtno 14 stock 159 15.25 12 stock 116 I La nogs 210 T.flo The following Is the general nun at iivesiocx values in tne yards: uatiu; Hest steers weighing 1200 grar. 117 ZT . HAT Producers price New timothy, Willamette valley rahcy, siT.ee; ordi nary. $16 08: eastern Oregon, tit 60: mixed. 114016: clover. No. L $14: wheat $17; cheat. $18(8014: alfalfa. 814fM. CORN Whole. $16; cracked. IIT ton. Trolta ajad YeretaUea. FRESH FRUITS Orangea. aled. eweeta. $t; Valencia. $3.6 prr box, banana. 6c per lb.; lmona $606 box; grapefruit 4; cantaloup. $1411.60; peaches, faecy. $1.26: ordinary, $1.88 01 t$: p"1. $16; rr . $101. li POTATOKi New. $1; swe4a. 102e p-r r,!OVf JotMng. $L26 per sack; gwrli", 1 0" pr lb. ' APP1.F.8 91 110 1 VKKTABUH r. rm rwrrrtr-a. trern, tec ark; bta. $1 69: rarrete 11.16 arfc; raM-ag. $101 .16; tomato, local. fTc. 6r'7 6e T" c-t: Iwana. 3c rr ir ; ran", f f-rCill d"i: ra c lb; "ra1'. Iff; rrrn TtABV lc r" f , j... rr. 1., 1. Sc pT ll J fd I- ! ' J -1. , t.r. ItfyiJtK, $1 per tw; 18026c: boiled ham. 24 ft 26Hc: pic- ?Oo" best " cow? 81 zatl?."- nltfS nlcs. 13c: cottage roll.l4c; regular f.' .. heifers lVoOi short cleara, smoked. 16c; backs. t?VnJs neirers. 11.00. bulla, smoked. lc; pickled tongues. 16o each. Hnrti"p, mrt.i. .7 7n DRESSED MEATS Front atreet P Llff v.luS k? 4 hogs. fsncy. .10c; ordinary. IKe; 5Mt,WH L ' '.Lm1, , ,6; veala. extra, 189iec: ordinary. va' ,tEEIxi!iwt Pi?Jihtr V ii- 10c; heavy, to; mutton. 7e; lamb. Tc, "5 iTVtfl l7. LJ- V i-,l:.cr; LOCAL LARD KrtaV i..f ia dlnary. $3.75 3.8$; spring lamb. $6.00 tins, llhie per lb.; steam render' 1 Oa. I '"JTv ... .. .... liUe ncr lb.: 6a. llUf-nar lb.; Mm. 1 r-i, .. orainary, it.vv Bl pound. 10s. lavic per lb. CLAMS Hardshell. . per box, $$.46; raror nam, oui or season. At a aTrw Arraarement Ma4. late hour entirely new arrange- FISH Rock cod. 10c lb.: flounder. I meats were made for the renortlng of 60 lb; halibut tc lb; striped baa. 15e I Hveatock arrival and aala at tha new id.; caman. ic 10.; nimon. rhlnooa. I storayarns ror im journal, freaidrnt (c per 10; aiiT.ra, ? id; eoiee, e Ib:lfugn annmpa. liue lb; perch 6e lb; toaa cod.!" 10c per trey assures The Journal that all free I to prea will be given The Journal. In- iipa. ltUe lb; perch 6e lb; toaa eod. I Information up to 4he minute of going id; aooaier. see per in; mackerel, per lb.; crawflah, t$eprjder the new arrangement, today r- 00a.; nuriton, 11 ae per in: black baa. I nraw conaiai or i nogs, lai catue. 19 per id.: (.onimeia, smelt. 1 ) pf I aneep and is cajva. id., aiiver mmm 1 1. per- id.; Diacn cod te ne IV; era be. ( per doa OTPTKRS ghoatwater bT. per -.!. ton. 88 8t: ty-T ! lb. Met It: Olrmn-a per niion, t-a, per ire id. aacR, If It canned. rc can. 870 dowa; eeatera la aneii, per 1. 8alnta. Ooel OH. Sa. LIXSKED OIL. Raw. bbta. 68c: raeea. 7c: boiled. bM mle: fie per gallon lot of Itt gaUeea. 1 We: Oil rak nxal. tlT ton. " t K Manila. ; steal. - IK Ipurrhaoe price w 38 6 pet bead for Bi- 7.17 F. It decree, rape, la aw Lnh. 11 ta fnr wee end li. 14 fe P'i."Tn era. iitt per ri- I wei her 11 kmm lr ! ce lie per -al I A i, Mnftcben T wimwa, rb re- hllE LKAU Tea lot. I a i.. I ...1 1. j,.pmm rf f T -f : t "i ,N. Iota, tc I-r la: le lsL.lln, ihn to V. H Ptaeton. a intkin tuna , - , . xecker. fe Copper Co Am. tj. & b ., c do pfd Am "Ill 1 riKti. Am. Sugar, c .. .134 Am. Smelt, c 99 do pfd !112i Anaconda M. Co - 48 a nr. vv ooien, c. Atchison, c do pfd Bkl. & O., c do pfd Brooklyn R. T. Can. Pac. c Cen. Leather, c. C. & G. W., c. . . C, M. & Pt. P.. C. & N. W., c. . . Ches. & Ohio... Colo. F. &"!.. c. Colo. So., c do 2d pfd. . . . do 1st pfd. . .' Corn Prod., c . . do pfd Del. & Hud. D. & R. G.. c do pfd Erie, c do 2d pfd do 1st pfd G. Northern, p. . . Illinois Central . inter. Met, c do pfd Louis. & Nash. . . Manhattan Ry. .. M., K. & T., c. do pfd Distillers Ore Lands Missouri Pacific. National Lead,. . . N. y. Central J. . . N. Y.. Ont. & W.. iorroiK at v., c. do pfd North American jortnern fac, c. Pacific M. S. Co. Pennsylvania Ry. P. G. L. & C. Co. Pressed S. Car, c. do pfd Reading, c. do 2d pfd do 1st pfd i 92 Rep. I. S., c. . .! 48 do pfd ,'ins Rock Island, c... 39H do pfd T7U, o. u. . r. za pld 58 ao 1st pfd St L. & S. W, c. do pfd Southern Pac, c. Southern Ry c. do pfd T AP T., 8. L. & W., c. do pfd U. P., c do pfi . . I'. S. Rub- do pfd 84W 70 75 M 60',i , o , 1 7 lot 74. 98V4 48 38 124 104 118 80 22 192 192 191 85 33 Open. High. Low. Close. Dec 100 101 99 99B May 102 103V4 101 102B CORN. Dec 68 58 66 56 May 60 60 69 69 OATS. Dec 38 39 38 38B May 41 41 41 41A PORK. Oct 2325 2350 2335 2335 Jan. 1835 1852 1836 1820 May ...... 1820 1833 1820 1847; LARD. Oct 1222 1222 1210 1217A Jan 1070 1085 1070 1082B RIBS. Oct 1157 1167 1150 1157 Jan 962 970 960 970B .llvored tn a coast nnlnt for 80 cents, pny 4() cents additional imgui the coast to isponane ujiu un'i j o. seven cents a Hundred on snipmenva 1,064,000 I over the Spokane 'rate. IMO new rate was iirowora ii i"n but a fight was made by Stephens for a lower rate on water pip i;o,oihib5, which he represented to cost local mer chants 60 cents more than It does coast men. Most Meet Competition. Freight Traffic Director Woodworth of the Northern Pacific railway de clared that the reason for this was large shipments to a Portland factory and the necessity of overcoming water nnmnetltlon. Commissioner Prouty. who Is taking evidence remarked that the railways should change the rata on mixed carload lots of canned vegetables and fish which at present is said to be 48 cents higher to Spokane than to coast terminals, un less the oraer was maae 10 remove uis crimination from the coast. In the course of the hearing. Wood worth gave the figures of the Northern Pacific reduction on barbed wire. It was shown also that Spokane should be Seattle, Oct L Minnie Burks, or Morton, a beautiful young Seattle woman, may die, from Injuries the re ceived on an automobile Joy ride early today. She Ilea in a dangerous condl. tion at the Pacific hospital. ' " William Berry, a Seattle chauffeur, brought her to the hospital In his ma chine. He claims he came upon an au tomobile In the ditch near Edmonds at 3:30 this morning, and found Miss Burke pinned under the ns.r. Threu men and two Women, more or less un der thejnfluence of liquor, were trying to free ner. - Berry says he rushed her to Seattle. ims ne lert ine others with tho machine. He refuand in rlv. 111,, names of the others of the party, though It Is known that he, linnici ih,m 11. claims that none of the party were In his car, and that he Just happened upon them. The Joy riding car was In tho ditch. granted the same territorial limits as the coast on shipments from east of the Missouri river. Heretofore, Spokane s territory has been limited to within a 100-miles radius. , . 1 Among other promised reductions Wan that of the rate on Canadian earth paint, which it was shown previously amount ed to twice the value of the product. No dealers In manufactured tobacco ' demanded a reduction. ... 79 22 41 82 166 1166 36 I 37 150 1150 115 116 50 36 83 69 89 136 49 95i 95-,, World of Finance. New York, Oct. 1. The Wall Street Journal says: Americans In London steady. Charles M. Schwab buys Important ore lands In Texas for Bethlehem Steel company. Copper producers' figures expected to show Increase In stocks of the metal. Advance in call money due to re quirements over end of the quarter, and not considered likely to be maintained. Pennsylvania order for steel rails for delivery next year is the largest in its history. Pennsylvania earnings for August ' make a strong showing, but are still below that of 1907. New York Cotton Market. New York, Oct. 1. Cotton: 50 168 170 168 30 9 133 30 30 694 1334 30 81 155 36 148 IIS. 49i 91 47 107 s 77 58 '36" 69 133 30 ...!209!209l20 ..!108yi08jlOS 64l 64V 1 1 'mu dO pfd llniT Wba5. I 1 19 Veteran Quits Sheep. rjMt Mustek Ta. eeeraatt Colfax. Wash. Oct 1. Cyrus NeaL 1 of the reteran "heep king" f me faieu. nas cwpoaed or tb last of bis eheep, notm of J7 head, now. renting re tb stubble field on the Ceur d"Ale ref at1o. n ' R. P N'aan- naaneger f ttt 9ilmna Rfeer Ltveetnrk company, of Whlteblrd. Idaho, llref-r te tail put 4 .-. Jh Wis Cent do pfd Weatinghouse Beet Sugar I" tan Cooper Third Avenue . .. Cnoe Ga Big Four ....... K. C. So. Alton, c Railway flr.ringa do pfd Telephone. Am. tan do pfd 56 55 53 121 88 129 8 '55' Open. High. Low. Close. Jen 1323 1335 1322 1334(f(1333 Feb 1336 1338 March .. 1334 1343 1330 1341j1342 April 13421343 May 1335 1347 1333 13451 13 16 June 1341)1343 July 1330 1339 1330 184001341 Oct 1322 1329 1316 1327il32S Nov 1323(01325 Dec 1324 1338 1324 1337133S Market, steady; sales, 350,000 bales. HARTMAN& THOMPSON T A Ttr l,ITfl 8S tliLlMVJliltO CHAMBER OP COMMEBCii invite your gen eral banking ac count. To this end, they offer the advantage of re liable, careful and modern methods. gsMsaftid Ptnonal Zia&mtm l Journal want ads.-cost 1 cent a" word. Bonds Investments CALL OR WRITE T. S. McGrath Lumber Exchange . PORTLAND. OREGON ' Eastern Livestock Markets. Chicago, Oct. 1. Hogs. 10,000; cat tle. 1600; sheep, 10,000. Hogs are steady. Left over yester dav, 5000. Receipts year ago, 14,000. Mixed, $7.60j)8.40; light, $7. 85 0' 8.26: heavy. $7.50 8.40; rough. $7.60 7.76. Cattle strong. Sheep steady. Kansas CItv. Oct. 1 Hogs. 3000; cat tle. 2000; sheep, 5000. 4800; cattle. Omaha. Oct 1. Hogs, 1000; sheep, 13.000. CAN OT WIFE'S PAWN PRESENTS I4jl4 Total sale. tJS.tvt shares. ' Anaconda Mining Co., ex. dir. 60. per? 3rds. c, ex d oinerw. factrjc, e, ex. dir. If r. rest Lirrrpool .Wbeat . Market. Liverpool. Oct L WTet: . . orw. - Clou - ?stvd T 6d Ts T4 --. 7sd TsTd Dee-. , Marc. May . cfVr an that v.. repfetbl fwtane from He rmlelr In IU ee-Wiei lot enHfce "e. i or lt.lt per bad U iua4, P'taSi cwauav la the bvajnefva, . - 1 . ' -s - . Judjre iforrow Decides g-ainst Financially Em barrassed Husbands. Relief has come at last to Portland wives who have been bothered with their husbands selling or pawning their private property. Thla help is In the form of a decision thla morning by Judge Morrow, and 1 to the effect that a man cannot legally pawn his wife's wedding presents. Freda Ackermon and Sidney Acker man lived happily together until Mar, 1M8, when she left the city on a vlaie Whll ), the husband is charged with selling her wedding present to R. EL Gale, pawnbroker. These pres ent consisted of silverware, cut glass, painting v sofa ruahiona, book and many other articles. The value or tl.eee gond. stated Mr. Ararrman, waa 817M. They hare been heidtn a vault in trie" security Meri-ea 1 at irnsr company aennnf inc sail, en wS this morning given judgment for this amount The present wbereaaouta oX ickarman la not knon. Pays Rill and Is re. Jack Pearwnn. a clerk la the employ f a eerarr teelr feotaee at 1 T7 Front tree, nrreated last night Pn oorinlalBt of Mrs. Ikor Jeffrey, proprietor f rooenlM beaee on Jiith street nortK and )-v! ged la Jail ej a rherg of 4 frdffg lnr,a-erer, was reiensed tn ngxK'fal rrt tody set two' n f the dietrvt eMoewey. efif be bed paid ic tkm blU dve the won. "11 lumbermens National Bank ' - - J , - ......... ' 1 CORNER FIFTH C& STARK ! ! BBBBBBBBBBSBBSSBBSBBBBBBBBSBBBBB Bitulithic Pave ment Brings Satisfaction ajts xraAjrcES m taxttm Or ABITTTOTO PBOPBBTT BIOBB Till IIT OTWXM PATXJCXBT BECAUSE It is dnrable, nerer araeka, soak ne sols or rantla from passing; TekJolM, oeUeets ne tost ew aawd. rmrtbaraaer. It gree a m f see. keld for kens. AilaaiaaUai win net skid. ' Warren , Construction . Company UCX 9U9, rCBTX.XT, cuoox Overbeck & Cooke Co. - -r -r , Commission Merchants Stock, Bonds Cotton, Crain, Etc 216-317 Board of Trade BuZiinz Members CKhrage TVard ef Trada QDrrespendenta ef Loraa aV Bryan, ChJeag New Tec a, Boston. "We fcav Oe m',y prtvate wire cenaertlne' Fertlsrvd wta t.e ea.st.ra mxtUmngm, c 1