ii
LATEST , MEWS W ; WdMSUB'S M AMOETS rMS TO HIRE
JACKSOD'STIiEEl
BIDIIIG SELLS
Adrian 3rcCalam rurchases
Apartment iroiisc for
$13,500.
GOOD MM, IWIJEAT GUIS
WW RIMS III STEEL SELLING CHOLERA SCARE
Oregon Electric Backers Of
FOR BIG PRUfJES ARE fJOI SELLKJG
STOCKDALE YARD OVERTOPS ALL PUTS WHEAT UP
fer Bonds for
Sale.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, k WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 0. 1000
Small Sizes Predominate in While Buyers Are Willing
Oregon This ' Year to Take Hold, They Are
General Market Dull.
Not Tushing Deals.
Prune Drying- Za OntnL1'
According to apclal rporta
ecatved b y Ths Journal thl
morning . from various corre
spondents and buyrs. pruns dry
Ing U f enrl In th WUlamtt
valley. Raporta atata that.aroall
aiiea prsdomlnat and that larga
fruit is scares, (
.
Hart at Moms, '
Wheat Trad steady,
Oats- hrm, unchanged.
Flour -Business Improving.
' Fruits Generally firm.
Kgga Easier.
Butter and Chiiia Firm.
Poultry Chicken lower.
' Hops Firm; nominal trad.
Becord Breaking Supply of Market-Unable to Hold Up Chicago and Liverpool Mar-
Sheep Shown Big Show- With London and New kets Are Advanced as a
York Liquidating.
ihg of Hogs Again.
llcsulte Cash Finn.
What sms Ilka conclusive proof that I Tha Jackaon bungalow. three atory
line In Oregon cornea In the announce- northeaat corner of Eleventh and Ja.k-
'
, fcarr Pruaeg AM stlarhar. j Northwest ITajiUng Weather.
Because of tha acarclty of large sises i Oregon Probably fair west, ehowera
.of prune., th. dried rTinT' .?UW
quoting a premium 01 aoout yto Waahlngton Fair weat. ahowera ,and
large Uses over tne uiu ,
-9" I cooler east portion tonight. Thursday
per I probably .fair. Westerly winds.
7 . - . . non win l joano rair aoutn, anowere norm por-
cent of, thla years crop In O rego n w iu t)Jn ton,,ht; Wlrm southeast, cooler
run to very email slies, 68 lo 70s pre- I north portion tonight. Thuraday, , prob-
. I . 1 . ..n .r.l mn Of I. kirn. I m 1
- - j . . I
Steady Tofte In'. Cereals.
I .. , 1 .. Vnr til
S""iV .L:..nfl la very limited at
thla time; In fact, buyers are scaroely
,M1., nam A AllotattOCl.
rrh. urtallneaa of prune sixes thla I All cereala are showing a steady tone
year la a serious disappointment to i in th local market today, mere naa
f rowers for all along It lias been be- 1 been a continuation of the short cover
laved that the fruit would average I ing tn oata and price remains at the
much larger than uaual. Thla wu the j recent high mark. Exporters continue
expectation UD to a Tew weens . i innmpoiea to ao (justness in wnrai, out
when it wai found that tha crop waa i miners are Duyingr. aithougn not in eucn
not a-rowlna as had been expected by all I large volume aa previously, becauae
Internets. . J many growers are unwilling to let go
n..A Tntaat SaateRt BOTera. iJ""1"0"'-. . J .. .....
- - i I uneniai Duyera coniinua to noia aioor
Eerore tne narveni oi vruiic- rrom tne nour market because their
there waa every iinennoua "
mous demand m for Oregon P?n?" .f
hi tuna i-ma In the. east Thla belief
waa cauaed by the fact that practically
ail old crop prunes naa o
tip at anarpiy aavancea n uu "
Duyera were eageny caiims
(li.nol ,iinnllol --
While, the trade ejtpeote no difficulty
whatever In disposing or m
fruit at aharply higher prlcea tnan naa
h.m tireviouglv ouoted. the fact that
most of the crop la oC small slae ii
Because of the low values offering
, It is likely that a large per cent of this
rear s CrOP in Oregon Will never cmci
h market. General Indications are
that the average price for prunes in the
views are out of line with eellers here.
The difference ranges from 10 to ZSo a
barrel.
Madras Bank Elects Off leers.
A meeting of the persons desiring- to
take stock In tha, new bahklnr lnstltu
tlon which will be located at Jdadrasand
which will be known as tne Madras
State bank, has been held and a general
rouimevor business transacted.- xne
capitalization of the concern waa fixed
at 115,000, which. It Is understood, will
be Increased In the near future, says
the Madras Pioneer.
A board of directors was' elected con-
sistina or J. M. Con kiln. Max ruts. J.
'"."'rr. " . .k.. otziJ. Kooinson ana Kor.rt ttea. J. M
Btate win no amouni i '""T'J" Conklin was elected president and gen-
r, and u. a. Kousn, vice
rrangementa were made for
nnnnH for 4(i I tHK1I1B liP hi hkhiiv .nu as suon
w -
UNION STOCKYARDS RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheen.
. About Vnooasifaed UYoatoek.
Much confusion has resulted
recently as the result of uncon
slgned livestock reaching the
Stockdala yards. Quite a number
of cars of atock has lately been
received with no consignment
mark and therefor commission
merchants did not know who tha
.shipment was Intended for. den-
oral Agent Lively suggests that
hereafter all shippers specify to '
which dealer tha shipment Is In
tended ' as the stockyards com
pany Itself does not engage In
th purchase or sale of livestock. . a
Wed.
Tuea
MOD.
i . ...
Thurs. .
447 7
184 k
0l 114
103
297 10
621
Hi
'ii
4778
141
S33
476
Union Stockyards, Stockdale, Oct (.
So far as tha general livestock situa
tion Is concerned there Is no change In
the local market
t
4
' roepertty XeporU.
New York, Oct . Wella-Far-go
Express report shows net ln
, crease In Income for year of
' I885.661. .
Northern Pacific annual state
ment shows balance 4C IJ1,
43J.360, which applied to divi
dend equals 3.71' on outstanding
stocks, compared with 1.1 a year
ago.
Chicago A Alton after paying 4
per cent dividend, shows surplus
for .year of U2.44C. Beat sines
reorganisation.
Canadian Paoiflo lasues I10,
060,000 new stock st 3125. On
for each, five shares 'held.
Atchison dividend t per cent.
Instead of 1H per cent Will pay
quarterly hereafter.
Earnings Missouri Paclflo
fourth week September Increased
$172,000. .
Southern Railway same period
increased $87,647.
Chicago, Oct 6. Private cables to
leading grain houaes. telling of cholera
In Russia, stimulated trade In the wheat
market today at a critical moment and
forced an advance of &Ho a bushel
In the price above that quoted last
night.
Cholera In Russia would stop the huge
shipments from . the ports of that um
pire and bring about a larger export
m.i itai-v riot a iwion i tirade I i .. . .
Of more than passing notice at this .gainst U. S? Steel shares yesterday had moderati. it -imnil T'.,.l,
time, however, la the continued very I lta effect upon the trading In both wedge 0f the bulls. All interesta are.
inis ana ine inuyn therefore, awaiting with considerable
I11UI J alliat ISO ua r icoi wuiu
Wheat Prices Today.
Portland Cash club, 3o; blue
stem, 96c
Chicago December, 31.014;
May, I1.03H bid; No. 1 red. $1.13.
Liverpool Iecmber, Ta
May, Ts Hid.
Winnipeg Daoember, 4o;
May, llTic
New York December, $1.09 H
" Kaaas City December, 9o.
St Loula December, Jac
. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. '
Oct f. Oct. I. Gain. 1903.
December ...101 101 8
May 101KB 101 t 101 W
July 8SB 84 I 88 y,
444444
ment by Uoffat White. financial
backere of the roed. that thy havs for
aule $1,000,000 of the first mortgage
ixjnns or inai company.
There have been rumor of this pro
posed laaue of bonds fur aome time
paat but these1 rumors were always de
nted at th offices of th Oregon fcleo-
irio company in fortland. Mortal ft
white are now offering, however, 33.
000,000 first mortgage, 6 per rent bonda
of 1808-1833 at to yield about
t.lS. The bonda are secured ay a first
mortgage on the 70 miles of railroad
between Portland and Snlem and For
est Grove. The 32.000.000 of bonds now
being offered by Moffat White are
th only bonda ao far lasued of a total
authorised taaue of $10,000,000 bonda.
The Oregon Kleetrlo company has now
outstanding 8400,000 of an authorised
laaue of $5.000, 000, per cent cumula
tive preferred Stock, and $1,880,000 of
an authorized laaue or 35,000,000 pre
ferred stoca.
President George Barclay Moffat of
the. Oregon Kleetrlo and of Moffat at
White, New York, waa to have been
In Portland by October 1, but his trip
haa been delayed for one reason or
another and- he haa not yet left New
York. It 1 expected that he will be
here within a lew days, nowever, and
that then some announcement of what
the actual building operations to be
undertaken In the next year will be.
iAilslSi"
All INCREASE
aon streets, waa aold yesterday by the
iJaroiiieler Investment company to
Adrian McCalman for $13,800. - Thla
building Is said to be on of th bent
paying small apartment houses In the
city, it ooouplrs a ground span of 82
by 40 feet anil eontaina six four room
apartments. The Income derived from
the rentals la equal to II and a frac
tion pt cent on th figure paid for tha
property.
The Bogart property on the aouth
side of Washington street. . between
Hlitecnth and Seventeenth atreeta, waa
aold yeaterday to an eastern Oregon
sheepman for 384,600. Th property
haa a frontage or 81 feet on waahlng-
ton street and extenda through to
Alder. ' ,
This property haa mora than niiad-
rupled In value In th paat four' years,
having been aold In 1905 for $13, S0).
Yeeterday'a aale was negotiated by VL
J.Day.
7.. B. BDaldlnr took out a Derm It yes
terday for tha. erection of a 12 storr
office building on the Ladd eorner at
Third and Washington streets. The
building will be of steel and reenforced
concrete construction and will cost over ,
$600,000, according to the permit which
by the way, la th largest alngle build
ing permit ever Issued in Portland.
Portland haa only one other 11 story
building, th Wells-Fargo. at Sixth and
Oak atreeta
r 1 1 ..
TAFT HONORS
PORTLAND Mil
SaBjasBBSBJSBBBBBBBBBBSBBBaHSBBBaa
HhArJal r-lin rf awl naa In t n A va Am whan I
ft w i-Hl k- -11 Zi Z itl London sold.
supplies had been exhausted. Follow- h""" flJfl
in
this linn thera wera rrtvl nf ml ? V1 vaiuea.
henJ nf hnira In tha varAm Htirlnv tha I uh IHB
ii 1 - 1 conoition
."". . . .lino. Wltli tha
r.veraMf Assessor Completes Eye Glasses Supplied Him
l every sale came a Jower -lrpn, h on nt th Rnui.n -it. . .
as it ever waa during decent days. There ieiilnflobu1d0t?ne
is a continuation of the liberal call for Wa" .""irtfonaJ indicml lower v?"
extra good ouality and, of these the P"!8!,1?''
market is able to absorb .considerable ue " eve9ro,mm?n
wIfBvL- .),.. . .imilar Hatloni Liverpool Hd higher and clos
?revafiedr dvanc9 of ?4d attov.
V " -: 'j ht a Tn.A I uonaiin was eiectea
a pound tO( growers and f5 ml manager, and
per cent-will not run over f 2c. For p ,d .t r'ranr
large sises the prices 1 range from l g llp the c&ita
tor 46 tp 60s to .mo
to 45s. ,
IX)CAL EGOS ARB HURT.
Handlers of Eastern Stock ttac Ar-
tificial V7aloe Upon Ttiem.
There .Is real easiness) In the egg
ltimtion alnnr Front street. - With the
arrlvat of four additional cara of
"fresh" eastern stock this morning the
inin.ii in furthnr increased. While
there is talk of aa high as 34o being
obtained for local eggs, it is noio-
'as the final papers are accepted by the
etate : nana examiner, me oana win
I open Its doors for business. '
. It was decided that as soon as practi
cable a stone building would be erected
in ,which to house the banking business.
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
Clearings
Year ago
Portland Banks.
today $1,395,066.60
1,290,942.18
f?aln tnriav t 104 la l?
worthy that thesa quotations come from J Balances today 154,088.29
those who have no local eggs to sell, I Tear aero 12 oni no
SMAJP"- i.ir. -vi":t.. wooma Basks.
"freah,1" which thay guarantee o : the I Clearings today . . .-.$1,003,783
trade to boas good as local. I Balances today 155,602
Because of this roerBistent xnocaing 1 ; aaa.i
is no hiirner than azc, and some saies
more stock than It is receiving.
Only Foot Bogs Veglected.
It seems almost like folly to advise
sh'-'pera to retain their poor quality
hope at home, for the more thla advice
Is given by those who have only the
rv
Rollins- nf Rteel cornoratlon stocks un
settled the general market today and
undid the bullish effect which the
most excellent statements of railroads
and industrial corporations have filed
during the past few days.
Taking lta cue rrom ine ixinaon mar-
Cash sales:
Wheat No. 2 red, $1.10, nominal; No.
3 red, $1.08(8)1.16; No. 2 hard, $1.06
1.12; No. 8 hard, fl.041.08; No. 1
northern, $1.051.06; No. 2 northern,!
i.v3ti i.vo; ino. a spring, ll)l.04.
Corn No. 2. 60604; No. 2 white.
elfcc; No. 2 yellow. 6060t; No. 3,
vuttweuftc; so. i yenow, tosoc; wo.
4. 9tt69Kc.
Eeport of Taxable
Property.
Multnomah county residents ' value
their doas more highly than their hogs,
and next to their sheep and goats. But
Increase in number of canines is not
altogether responsible for the Increase
or nearly Z, 600,000 in taxame property
of this year over last, as the report
best" InTeresV of sh.prs" at harl he kets there W. persistent liquidating of by-b CWcag g
r-. iik.r.i . ,n-T,.himr,t. i ht. Harriman shares on this side of the I u yuen s uooae vc
water today, and lower prices were the
prices
o.
I rendered today by B. D. Slgler, f-punty I mate,
by R. A. Thompson the
Optician.
It has lust come to light that Presi
dent Taft did not leave Portland with
out taking with him a handsomely
mmint.H nol, tt aVa crl a .... trftm R A
Thompson the optician, in the Corbett
building, as well as many pleasant re
membrances of the people and the ell-
furnished I assessor shows.
The total valuation this
direction.
Shippers cannot understand. It seems,
that- there la a season and Urn for
everything. There are times when
stockers and feeders are in better de
mand in the local hog market than are
the finished porkers, but thla la not
rule for both Southern Paclflo and
Union Pacific stocks. ' ,
Wall Street Journal says:
"J. J. Hill came to New York yesterday-
. ' . ......
iresiaent .roner or unemicu cation-
Pee. . .
May 103
juiy ..
one of those occasions. Just at -the mo- al bank, elected head of the Clearing fo
ment there is only a nominal call for
this class of swine and shippers sending
them forth do so with the full knowl
edge that the bottom is liable to drop
out of quotations almost any day, while
if .they retained their hogs until they
were readv for the block for Dacaing
nouses, much better returns would De
available and seller, buyers and commls-
House association.
"Wells ' F&rsro reDort for the year end- J
ed June 8er was the best in its history.
"Steel- companies still obtain premium pec
ror immeaiate aeiivenes. , 1 u,v
i-n.ttB inr n aw. I a n m In rrrrm m . i
ket"
Ranee of New York market fur-
sion merchants alike would be more nlshed by Overbeck A Cooke company:
are being made at SZc. Receipts 01
local egga are increasing, too, although
Handlers or eastern BtooK are not gei
' ting them because they are not wanted
ana. a greater prone is maae oy Doom
ing me outsiae stun.
Clearings today .'..$2,133,973
Balances today 210,444
IN IONT STREET MARKETS.
Jan. .
Feb. .
March
April ,
May .
June
New York Cotton Market.
Open. High. Low. Clos.
1304 1815 1295
1308 1313' 1302
Apples Are Firm and Pane Whit JJn ;
Maimon stocK sens wen.
Apples ' are very firm, especially for
good ouaiity. eome -wtnarair- tiooa
River stook is selling here at $1.25
1.60 a box, whlfe good White Salmon
Snow and King apples are selling , at
z.za rj; 2.011 a box. -
Some very select peaches are. now
coming from Ashland. A few arrivals
of extra choloe Crawfords came from
that direction - this morning and was
priced at, 81. 40 a box.
Eastern oireesa is now arriving, a car
load being . unloaded tm morning.
Twins quoted at 18o a pound. Local
cheese maflret very firm.
i, Butte. Is, holding steady...
. 1318
. 1804
. 1308
Oct . ..,,.1800
NOV. 1295
Dec 1808
Market firm.
1324
1804
1819
1304
1306
1302
1304
1292
191315
3310(9)13
I81921
13200)22
132224
131820
131819
1308(10
thoroughly satisfied with the situation'
a 0 improvement w catua vau.
Not the- slightest imDrovement was
noted today in the call for cattle and
the future of the market rests entirely
within the hands of shippers themselves.
While today's run of catste waa rather
limited still the showing during recent
days has
DESCRIPTION.
Amal. Cop. Co.,
Am. C. & F., c. .
do Dfd.
been too liberal considering I Am. Cot OIL o. .
81
68
1318 1295 1817(18
Sales, 650,000 bales.
nary, 85c; pears' $1.2501.50; grapes, $1
l.zs;.. concords, J6goc.
POTATOES New. 11: sweets. 2B2Uc
per d.
ONIONS Jobbing. $1.28 per sack;
garlic, 10c per lb.
AffLiliS ii..Btpz.ev. - -VEGETABLES
Njw tnrnips. Oregon.
$1 sack; beets,. $1.60; carrots 81.00 sack;
cabbage, local, 76c $1 ; tomatoes, i local,
fancy, 40 6O0 per. crate: beans, tSe- per
r sa:XTn Tsa5wa,nloaded F
this taoming. .Jobbing price at lo a SSfUfS. fSi
pounar; t
cnicaen. situation is very aun ana
very
another decline of He is belnar ouoted
by most oeaiers. Mixed at I4ftc.
uooa cauuriower continuea very
acarce- and tnis accounts for tha very
wide range. In quotations.
. Cranberry: ' market - is fractionally
easier wnn more noerai orrenngs from
local points. Price between $9 9.50 a
barrel.
FRONT STREET QUOTATIONS
lettuce, 0a dos; , hothouse, $1.26 box;
raaisnes. 100 dos. Duncnes: celery. 70 a
$1 dos; egg-- plant 6fJ7c lb: rhubarb.
3o per lb.; corn, $1.25 sack. ..-
Orooerles. Jfcts. Etc
SUGAR Cuba 26.16: powdered. 36.10:
fruit or berry, $6.06; dry granulated,
26.96: cenf. A.. 25.86: Extra B.. 35.86:
golden Q., $5.45: D yellow. $5.36; bar
rels 16c: half barrels 80c boxes 65c
advance on sack basis.
(Above Quotations are SOiaays net cash
quotations.)' ' , -
halt (joaree Hair rrouna. iuus. is
per ton: '60s,- $8.60; table, dairy, 60s,
Kops, Wool and Bides. ; ' .)
HOPS 1908 crop, choice, 17o: prim $16.60; 100s, $16; bales, $2.25: extra fin
10 cnoica, 10c; prims, nc; meaium, I parrels, za. ea ana ius, f t.ouvo.ev; turns
16c. 1909 choice, 25c; prime, 24c.
WOOL 1909, Willamette valley. 200
14c; eastern Oregon, -20 f 23a - -
TALLOW Prime, per lb, 304e; No.
I and arreaae, l8o. -1
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 104?25o
efcch; short wool, 26fC0c; medium
Wool. 60c$l each; long wool, 76oa
$1.25 each.
-CHITTIM BARK 46o.
HIDES Dry hides. 1718Ho lb;
green. 9HC10H6 lb; bulla, green salt
70 lb: kips. lOffllOWo: calves, green.
it raise per id.
MOHAIR 1909. 23J24o lb.
-.- ' Butter. Srgs and Poultry.
BUTTER Extra creamery. 36c: fan
'. ey. St ft the; store. 2Hc
BliTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. Port
;.1and-Sweet cream, 24Hc: sour. 32)46.
muff-wnuini, me(.'u liiruc; or
dinary run. 32c: seconds,. 20c; eastern
suqr nr.
CHEESE Fancy full creem flata. 18o:
triplets and daisies, 18c: Young Amer-
p6uLTRY Mixed chickens aSc: fancy
nena, ltvitc; ranifn, 01a, nunc
eprings. 15&16HC: geese. ioj; tur
keys, alive, 11920c; areeaed, 23He
cntcaen. iib"- ,
Oraia, nomr aad 2Kay. '
BARLEY Producers price .1909
rl. 82 75: rolled. $S brewing, $2.i.
WHEAT Track 1ud, lC; bluestem
e; red. 87 He; fortyfold, tHe; Turkey
red. 6c; Willamette valley, .
MILLSTUFKS Sellina
-Rran.
na Drl
tK ftA. -.Mllnn 111- - .hnri m ? s. A
cttrp. irittll : alfalfa ineaL ll per too!
PLCCR Old crop Selling pric
r-tm regnn patent. II :i, aualsl.-t,
8510Q4 : export. II M; bakera, 8 04
fell".; valiey, li.ilV New crop, i-atetita,
Oil: etraight 64.8; btker 84 0i.6;
niita'raeTi vaney, rM
a-rfkhana.
m4 : wheat, !.; rye. it.
$; balea. $1 .
OATP pot delivery, ae-w. rtoeera
prW Trark No. 1 white, $2106.;
grv. $27f3t7 H.
H A T Prod -rt tr1c New ttmetby,
"sriiiamett vailev fancr, 317 otMI
tterv. lit tt: aetera Orerota. Ill 14;
ended; 114018: tir. Na. 1. 114:
1 it; cheat 111 it oil: airm.fa.
$14 !,'
CORN-WroK $f: erarked. $IT tan.
n-aft aad Y - .
mr4 rKT-TT rr-e VW!u
If- b, ' lf'Ml. I . -. ;.- II
fyl.i; f-eathea f - - j . 3 1 a l.M. vrtit-
rock. 120.60 per ton.
HONEY New. 18 Ka oer lb.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. SUs:
No. 2. lUe; New Orleans Dead. 60?c:
Creole,
BEANS rsmair WDIt. 8T.25: large
white, 36.36; pins. 34: bayou, $6.75;
Umaa. $5.25; reds. $6.60.
Keats, riah and Provisions.
HAMS. BACON. ETC Portland uack
(local) ham. 17 He: - breakfast bacon.
18V4 0 25c: boiled ham. 26 0 26c: nlo.
nloji, 14c; cottage roll, 15c; regular
nun 'Clears, Braoaea, joc; oacxa
smoked. 16c; pickled tongues, llo each.
- uisAia rTont street
hogs, . fancy, 10c: ordinary, 9o;
veals, extra, 10j10Hc; ordinary, ,u
10c: neavy, c; mutron. 7c: lamoa. Tc
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s,
iae per 10.; s, lec per' 10.: be 10.
tin
13
a, 16He per lb.; ateam rendered. 10s
fcc per lb.: .la lTo cer Ib.i com
pound, iu s, lone per 10.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box 63.40
raror clams, oat or season
FISH Rock cod. 10c lb.: flounders.
6c lb.; halibut, 8tc lb: striped bas.
lie lb; catfish, 10c lb; salmon, chlnook
ahrlmpa. 12 He lb; perch so lb; torn cod.
18c per 1: lobatera, e per lb; freak
mackerel. ( ) per lb.: crawfish. lltDtr
eoa.; -.urswn, ii-o per id.; black Daas,
20c per lb. ; Columbia smelts. ( 1 ner
id.; silver annciia. o pr 10.; ciaca cod.
IU per in.; craoa, i per Ooa.
- OYSTERS 4?holwater bay, per gal
lon. 81 10: t-r 10 lb. sack. 36: Olrmrla.
por gallon. 82.48; per le lb. sack. 86.26;
cannec e"C can. io ooaaa: aster in
snail, ii.ii per 10.
ratals, Ooal DO. Xlsw
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbla, 66c:
e: boiled, bbla- lie: ratni Tie:
per ralloa lota of 2S caUoaa. 1 leas;
mi iseai. in lOfL
POI'K Manila. ; alaal. TH lb.
1E NZINK 8 dearna. eatea. lta B4
gal1, tren tbla, 11H per gaL
1 l nn-..ii,B-m eaaa lie per gaL
WHITE LEAD Ton lota tVa a-er
lb ; lb. lota, e per lb; Un leta,
e p-er io.
CXJAL UiL, j-earj, astral end star. lc
rer rhiian; eoe-ra !!e gaiWa; iaiB.
le gtila; baiigtit lSe iUmi: etra
star, lie prai water 11 Sw
le Tr ga.loa; special water wkita,
, lc ri'"
- 1L.1 VfV Rd rr-n an4 w'or. 1
1 : f fi'-on: - lilfC
: V. M. A r i-rNtt.i II'. fHe
lii.cn, t,r.e dt.-li.iate, 1 9 He fallen.
the full up condition of killers. Most
of them say they already have more
cattle than they can accommodate in
their pens and therefore are not in a
position to do present arrivals-justice
when it comes to naming prices,
Run of calves in the yard during the
24 hours was nominal and the supply
was absorbed as soon as unioaaea. u ne
steadiness of the calf market of the
stockyards is wonderful; fluctuations
being scarcely noticeable.
Enormous Bun of Bhp,
For tha local market the run of sheep
In the Stockdale yards during tne last
24 hours was the heaviest in history.
In all 4778 head arrived comparing with
a run of 241 yesterday, 838 Monday,
none Saturday or Friday and 476 head
last Thursday. A week ago today lout
head of sheep arrived in the yards. Of
the total amount received most of the
arrivals were from Lyle, Wash., an ag
gregate of 17 double decks coming from
there during the day.
Heavy run of sheen and Iambs dur
ing the day finds the market filled and
most of tha arrivals were not even
looked at by buyers. Wants of buyers
have been -nominal so far as lambs are
concerned, for some time and today's
heavy showing1 Is expected to unsettle
conditions, generally.
Those Who Supply ts Market.
1 John Ehepard sent in the record
bunch of sheep into the yards. His
shipment from Lyle, Wash., consisted
of 17 doubles.
M. M. Hoctor of Centerville. Wash.,
came through with two loads or nogs.
C. H. Farmer again visited the yards.
He brought In a mixed car of sheep and
nogs irora-MCUOT tnis time.
A. R. Ford, the McMlnnvllle "regu
lar," offered a load of valley hoga to
day. v
fl. L. Overton of Brownsville came to
Stockdale with a mixed load of sheep
and hogs this morning. .
John A. Kelley of Weiser. Idaho, suo-
plled the market today with one load
of cattle and one of hogs.
K. J. dough of Mitchell. Or., swelled
today's big. sheep arrivals by bringing
in four loads this morning.
Today's run of livestock compares
with this day in recent years as fol-
Hoga Cattle. Shee
........... 437 67
,r... 125
172
246 87
278 81
A year ago todav there was no chana-e
In the: general livestock . situation, all
values being -unchanged from the previ
ous day.
Tard's mipreaintatlv Prices.
Following are representative of lat
est transactions In the Stockdale yards
ana indicate aemana. supplies and qual
Ity offering: .
STEERS.
Av. lbs. Price.
1108 $4.00
MIXED CATTLE.
Av. Tba.
Am. Loco., c...
Am. Sugar, c. ...
Am. Smelt, C. .. .
do pfd. ......
Anaconda M. Co.
Am. - Woolen, o. , j
Atchison, o. ,
do pfd. . . . .
B. & O., c...
do pfd. ...
B. R. T
Can. Pac, o,
Cen. Leather,
do pfd. ...
c. & g. w., c.
74 hi
68
182
97
47
88
122
117 117 116
lows:
1909
1908
1907
1906
1906
4778
260
I64
401
21
31
.820
Price.
$1.85
13 stock ......
1
74
18
60
12
(3
HOO8.
Av. lba Prtc.
...Ill $4.3
160 TH
Ill 10
......114 T.T
Zil T.7
....l ?.o
in res
1 17 7.80
Th following Is the-reneral nan of
urfit- raiua in to yaras:
tATiLK new etecr welrhisa llto
runda. 34.2: medium ateera, 13.70
00; beat cow, II 216111; medium
mwa. Ill: beat beifera, $8.00; bulla,
$2 6 (f 2.35.
Hifis neat east er mountains, I7,
SIM: Wlllamett vallev bt 8T.TI:
etorkera. 87 aiga, 37 IO0T.78.
KHEEP-B-t wether. tif4l:
ordinary, 84 26: erring larrb. i&
t ; etraight Wea, II j !.; mtxexl
leva. 84 r. ,
CALVUs Beat I LIT: ardlnarr. 116
0 4.
Xew York Rilrer Iarke. 4 !
Xw Yk. Oft Bar e'!-e 1
quoted to-itr at . ,
C. M. & St. P...
C. & N. W.. C. ..
Ches. & Ohio. . . .
Colo. F. & I., c
Colo. So., c
do 2d pfd ....
do 1st pfd ....
Corn Produots, c
do pfd
Del. & Hudson..
D. & R. G.. o...
do pfd
Erie, c ,
do 2d pfd ...
' do 1st pfd ...
at Nor., pfd ..
111. Cent
Int. Hetro., o ..
do pfd
Louis. & Nash..
M., K. A T., C...
do pfd
Distillers
Ore Lands ,
Mo. Pacific....,
Nat Lead
N. Y. Central...
N. Y.. O. & W. ,
Nor. & W.. c...
North Am. . .,
N. P., c
Pacific M. S. Co.
Penn. Ry
P. G.. L. & C. Co.
P. Steel Car, c.
ao era
Reading, c..,.
do 2d pfd....
' do 1st nfd
Rep. Iron & S., a
00 nia . . . . .
R. Island, c
do Dfd
St L. A 8. F. 2pf.
do 1st pfd . . . .
St L. & 8. W., c.
Houtn. pacirio, c
Southern Ry., c
do pfd
Texas & Pacific
T.. St L. AS. W.
do pfd.
Union P&c. a.
do pfd .
U. S. Rubber, c.
ao pro. . . .
U. 8. Steel Co., c
ao pro. . . .
Wabash. 0.
do Dfd
W. V. Tel.
Westinghous -Beet
Sugar . . .
Utah Copper .
Third Aveau
Cons. Gas. ...
Big- Four ....
K. C Southern
Alton, c .....
Telephon ....
Ann. Con. ...
do pfd
79 14
1874
48 2
lSVi
180
1H1
86
03
189
86
"8015"
68
79
1T
60
Jan.
May
Oct.
Jan.
Oct
Jan.
I May
WHEAT.
Open. High.
101 102
3 104
98 98
CORN.
67 67H
60 60
69 69
OATS.
89 89
41 41
PORK.
1835 1835
1800 1800
LARD.
1218 1220
1080 1080
RIBS.
1140 1140
967 960
960 960
yi
Slgler finds Is $66,117,585. Last year
Low. Close.
101 ',4 101
103
98
67
69
69
88
41
1817
1795
1210
1067
1125
9S6
952
103B
98B
67B
60A
69
43!B
1822A
1800A
1210
1067B
1125A
957A
the taxable property totaled $53,786,790,
and the actual difference in the assess
ment of the two years is $2,830,795,
The listing in detail follows:
Merchandise and stock in
trade $
Oas and water mains, etc...
Street railway lines, etc....
Rolling stock
Telephone, telegraph lines..
Money in bank, notes, etc...
Shares of stock
Farm implements, ve
hicles, etc
Household, office equip
ment Horses and mules
Cattle
Sheep and goats ...........
Swine
Dogs
President Taft through his aide. Cap-
ear Assessor tain A. W. Butt, was gracious enough
to acknowledge the attention given him
by Mr. Thompson, in a neatly worded
letter. It has been the good fortune of
Mr. Thompson to fit a number of per
sonages on tneir way tnrougn -on-l.nrt
Tha clauses sutmlied the president
14,213.406 I were of the Toric kind with gold frame.
8,004,636 I Mr. Thomnson states that while the size
6,189.116 0f the glasses were doubtless in propor
1,367,800 tion to the man. he has rarely if ever
furnished a pair so large.
1.064,330
9.956,139
7,709,870
685,436
6,810,018
646.330
249.020
7,815
7,100
7,672
Mllton-Freewater Displays Win,
(Sneclal I)l9P ten to The Journal.)
Milton, Or., Oct. 6. The Mllton-Free
water fruit and vegetable aispiays at
the Umatilla-Morrow county fair held
in Pendleton last week- was awarded 63
first prizes ana 1 second prises.
..I'" 1 ,' IJJ
Total
,....$56,117,686
78
186
48
22 22 22
190
46
10
m US
bU 60
161
161
15
48
13
168
100
86
44
62 3
PRODUCE
PRICES
NORTH
ID SOUTH
161
40
81
68
89
93
164
85
147
116
47
162
1
15
48
152
40
48 47
95 93
184
36
147
116
47
166 166 163
91
44
105 '4
36
66"
88
13U
162
?
United Press Leaied Wire.)
San Francisco, Oct. 6. Eggs, per
dozen. Including cases California fresh.
extras, 48c, firsts, 43o; seconds, 30c;
thirds, 24c.
.Butter, per pound California fresh.
extras, 35c; firsts, 30c; seconds, 28c;
storage, sue.
New cheese, per pound California
flats, fancy, 16c: firsts. 14V4c: seconds.
14c; California Young America, fancy,
16c; firsts, 16c; Oregon, 16c; New
York, 18 c; Young America. 17c,
Potatoes, per cental River Whites,
WOULDN'T TELL WHERE
HE HAD SPENT NIGHT
"None of your business," is tha re
tort alleged to nave Deen given Dy
Harry F. Mulkins when Ethel Mulkins
asked him where he had spent the night
Mrs. Mulkins thought she had the right
to know, for aha is his wife, and She
has begun suit for divorce in the cir
cuit court. She says ha many times
remained out overnight.
Mrs. Mulkins also alleges mat wnen
she visited her husband in his place
of business he told her to go away, in
formed her he did not love her, and
that he cared for soma one eise.
.After a married life of 35 years. Eva
A.- Steele has decided that freedom suits
ler better. Since 1900 she has Deen
living alone, as Bhe charges that her
husband left her at tnat time, rney
were married lBt. Johns, Mien., on
Christmas day, 1874.
ViotSS5 weT' poto?oM1,Bi0ri DECLARES INJURIES '
ARE PERMANENT
crates. 31.60(5)1.70.
Oniona Yellow, 60 70c.
Oranges, per box -Valencies, $2.60
8. bO.
76 76
67 67
28
130
29
69
34
61
28H
129
29
68
84
60
128
Seattle. Oct 6. Rntter. nr nnnn
Washington creamery, firsts, 37c; ranch,
JW2ic; eastern- creamery. 31(34c:
t t. o c:
Eggs, per dozen Local ranch, 42c;
fancy white eastern, 86c; eastern stor
age, 2833c; Oregon, 36&38c.
Cheese, ner nound Cream hrlelr 17a
18c; wheel Swiss, 21c; block Swiss, 16o;
Limburger, 18c; new Tillamook, 18 c;
Tlllamnnlr Vmino- lm.rlf,a is., tt - i
consln twins, 18c; Wisconsin Youn made by the machine.
Onions Green, 30o
Harvey Dewees, Injured on August 3
while operating a cement and gravel
mixer for the Hassam Paving company
on Grand avenue, near Taylor street,
has filed suit in the circuit court
against the Portland Railway, Light &
Power company ror izu.uuu aamagea,
with $200 additional for loss of wages
and 360 lor -meaicai attention.
Dewees in hiS complaint says he was
struck in the back by a streetcar, which
he could not hear because of the noise
made by the machine. He alleges that
the car was operated at excessive speed
of warning was
1 . . . - . ,
mam j. ... , ' inn tnat no sianai
lornia, tc per pound; "walla Walla, given, iib waa uimw i l"c w "
lUc vvaJia" two ribs broken, one thumb broken, and
h says his nervous system was mat
tered. He aays he has lost the use
of his left arm and Is permanently In
jured in the back and aoaoisen.
Good Samaritan Robbed.
Henry Samuelson, living at Thirty
eighth and Sandy road, waa touched
with pity for Fred Wagner on the
evening of August 6, when the latter
told a story of trouble anfl asked for
money to get loaging tor tne nigm.
Samuelson gave him a bed for the night.
and discovered the next morning that
hia lodger had taken $18. 80. A warrant
was issued, and Wagner arrested yes
terday by Deputy Constable Kternan,
and placed In the county JalL
'otatoes 318 ner ton; sweata ti ik
1, or . , ' . . .' ' -
M.io ier nuinrea weignt
DISAPPOINTED WITH
SMALL PRUf,E SIZES
Overbeck &
Cooke Co. '
Commission Merchants '
Stocks Bonds ;
Cotton, Grain. Etc
' 216-3ir
Board of Trade Baildins
Members Chicago Board of Trad.
Correspondents of Logan ft Bryan,
Chicago, New York, Boston. ,
W hav tha only private wlr'
connecting Portland with tb ,
astern exchanges. '
(Br Journal Leased Salem Wire.)
Salem. Or.. Oct. 6. Local prune pack
S report that tha nrunea ir.
picked and cured rapidly, but there has
been considerable disappointment in the
quality of the outnut thla ver Tm
quantity win De large, hut th quality
poor.. Trees have been overloaded and
the dry, cold summer has prevented the
trees from attaining sufficient vitality mfnt fl "JfTP.E'JXlV
to yield a superb quality with the Elace u u,a by l" Potlan,
usual uatv value and the iveracJ Storage company. Several sew
amount of sugar. average rhne w doaely packed la it
Total sale for day. 1.101.16 eharea
Call money eloaed at 404 per aeat
Hori VTraar la East.
Chicago. Oct t. Hogs. 18.008: aat-
tie. ji.vvu: anerpv ..
Hogs arc weak at yesterday's rlne-
rw. Mixed, 7eil0; gnod. fT.PS
10; rough. 87.40 T.70; light. $7.05
II. Cattle steady ta 10 hlcber.
be-p weak.
Omaha. Oct Hoia 416: eattla.
; sheep. I2.8.
Kanaaa City. Oct .nogs, 1T.006;
cat tie, 14.; atteep. I..
Liverpool tThewt Matet.
Livarpool-Oi- 8. Wetr
r-n- tv.
D-ceenber ......... .Ts 14 ?aVtl
Mr, n , , Sd
&Uy . Ts 8d T Sd
mere will be a acareltv nf h.t 1.
known aa the IO-40a. or the largest slae
which alwara bring top notch prices.
Th large prunee are demanded by the
eastern trade and Oregon haa been fa
moua for It large sixes. On account
of th peculiar quality of the product
this year they dry away to very small
sisea.
Despite thee unfortunate elre-una-Stancea
it la predicted that th prun
rrowers will make money thla year.
Th market la slow In opening, at I II
th large quantity the trovers will
have ta sell will put them far to tb
rood, on th season cutput About
rlv cars hav ben hlpp-1 by W. C
Tlllaoa a Cv and H. 8. Oiia, parkera,
thla week for European consumption.
Pack In a haa )ut ' bea-un In Mmt.
Ralaa bar delayed rk-ktna wrv little
and drying la well along.
COURT OVERRULES
FLEA OF ABATEMENT,
Jodr WoTrerfva avemiVaMt tnei etleai
Of lUtiwwl filed by Fre-tr-k A.
k rN la th land eaa ef fal Vy rr"-r
et al. at the V -rir se1ei of (He fd- ,
eral ert. Th'a waa or r f th el
llrT" ra wblr mad W'-KhVter. Pw- ;
tr. Men wn many hr aotor-1
loss tLrocgt4t U rear. try. .
Blase in Basement.
Spontaneous combustion caused a
small blase at noon today In tb ha Be
st reel, which
van
In ma-
tne place.
The loas is liz.
Bitulithic Pave
ment Brings
Satisfaction
Axn xuracaviroES tsb taxttb
Or ABXTTOirO PBOrSlTT
kobii mi akt oma
FAYXaCXirr '
BECAUSE
n Is durable, ev oracks, maks
bo solas or rombl from passing
Tahlolea, oolleota no dosl or mod.
rtxrthermor, 28 glvs a gar foot
hold for fcorsM, Automobiles
win sot skid.
"' j - ? . .. '
Warren
Construction
. Company
slT
t
OUOOI
lumbermens
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH CS, STARK
Depoaitt Oetober
Deports October I, 1509