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v ir: t. - IJI'L-IU. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY , EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, imr ARIZONA IS TAKING A FEW CARLOADS FANCY POTATOES IN VALLEY Small Amount of Business Is Passing With Dealers Paying Up to 50 Cents per Hundred, f. o. b.f Coun try Points at Present. r , Portland Wholesale Karket e Eggs firmer. ... -Chickens lower. . , Cheese out of market. ) . e) Butter very firm. e ' I'each trade firm. Grapes hold steady. e Tomatoes steady. 4 4 Dressed meat steady. I'otuto trade nominal. 4' Hop prices mixed. 4 iSfol DRAWBACK SPEYEO HHFERS AT $6:65 TODAY BRING EXTREME HIGH MARK Henry Hahn Says That She Stuff Central Oregon Stock Reaches Big Must Be Brought in From Outside; Holdings of Hogs Are Showing an Increase. Sum; Cattle Generally Strong at Previous Range; Hogs Are Selling at $6.65 for Tops." American Ho rrloes Today. Tope. Chicago .. ......... 18.92 V, Kama City 8.00 South Omaha S.65 North Portland 8 65 A few carloads of notstoes are being hipped by local parties to Arizona, but the business lias scarcely started, I'rlccs continue very low and this,'. to gether with the unsatisfactory demand as well as (he fearo quality, has given the trade a very quiet appearance. Kor the few carluads that are being , sent forward, dealers here Hi' paying 60c pf cental, f. o. b. country shipping points.,- They say they are anie to gel more than they need at this figure. Advices from the country state thai the blight Is even more severe than had been anticipated. Most of the late fiotatoes are said to be affected, al though only In isolated Instances nave the. early growths been tourhed. , Owing to the blight. It Is not expected 1 that there will be any material Increase in the outside business, nnu even local handlers are not inclined to stack up I Just now. In about a month It will be easy to see wrucn siock is am?cieu aim then sorting enn proceed. Blighted po tatoes generally rot within HO days. CHICKEN MARKET IS LOWER Lower prices arc being named for chickens In the Front street trade, with a weaker feeling and' Increased offer ings. Today's prices generally range around 14 4o a pound for both hens and springs. The former will hereafter ! be scarce. BEST EGGS HOLD AT TOP t I While receipts are very small, there Is a liberal demand for best quality eggs at SSc a dozen along Front street at present. Ordinary candled stock Is firmer at 323)3.1c, while best candled eastern Aprils are selling at 29& 30o, DELAWARE GRAPES ARRIVE " pelaware grapes have entered the 'market. This morning there were quite fair supplies of this variety. Quality was good at lSc a basket of 4 pounds. Concords aro firm at l&o to 20c for the same size. SELLING APPLES DIRECT Some complaint la being made by the trade rei?nrillr,g the soiling of apple direct to retailers hy a Hood River packer. This morning's boat brought quite a liberal shipment and most of the stock wh for small fruit stands. AVholeealers sny they will patronize only thuse houses that do not sell direct. That much she stuff must be Im ported Into the cattle country before e) any material improvement can be made In cattle supplies Is the opinion of Henry e Hahn of 'Wadhams & Co.. of this city, I and head of the Frinevlll. Land & Live- stock company. ' Mr, Hahn has Just returned from ae 1? aays inspection trip or nis rancn A uiiuikin.'i aim n 11 1, w.o .i.vi'' v.".. w. the small stocks of cattle Is much messed with the outlook. "There Is plenty of grass In the In tflrlnr." mmvm Mt Hihn "Hnil hrith rat tin n.l iiiiaxn fnt I hnlUva that Wednesday .. 465 104 there are mora hoss In the Hhsnlko Tuesday 678 207 country than I have ever befor seen, Monday 70a . 609 und this is a very pleasing fact. Saturday .... Ill 225 "General conditions In the Interior are Friday ...... 878 48 very good, but I regret very much to Thursday ... 64 J tt'i say that there Is a great shortage of Week ago,,.. 601 100 cattle. There is no doubt In my mind Year ago...',. 3D8 03 that no material Improvement In the 2 years ago ItiiHtlnn pun h Mhnwn until more she I stuff Is Imported from other sections. Conditions In the cattle trade at North "The Shanlko country Is gaining In Portland are the-strongest In the entire hnr,,iiliin with tha r, r I nc I na I lniTna cfinntrv. While nrices here are still close to the railroads. This Is natural somewhat out of line with those ruling 13 CHEESE IS AGAIN OUT OF THE MARKET WITH A FIRMER UNDERTONE Market Is Again Bare of Offerings and a Further Advance May Be Forced;' Even Packers Are Willing to Make Purchases. GRAIN CONGESTION A T TER IS CAUSE OF TRADE TIDEWA STOPPAGE PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheen. 21 2 22 II 08 80 27 1035 IS 118 2823 318 because it does not pay to haul duoe very far from a railroad." pro- east of the Hockles, the situation Is im proving. Boeved heifers from central Oregon sold at $8.6fi and on this morning's mar ket a sale was made in the steer di vision at 17. 12 animals going at the high mark. Offerings at North Portland were again Quite fair In the cattle market. Totals were 804 head, compared with 100 head last Wednesday, 92 head a year ugo and none on this day two years ago. Cattle shippers today: P. J. Johnson, Terrebonne, 2 loads; Grant Maya, Terre bonne. 1 load; W, W. Cooper, Ued Bluff. Cal., 2 loads; J. M. Barry, 1 load; F. N. Anderson, Jefferson,. 2 loads cattle and calves; Ruben Norwood, Harrlsburg, 1 load cattle and calves; C. 8. Cassudy. Gazelle, Cal., 1 load. At Chicago there was a weaker tone In the cattle trade with a loss of 10c In the price. Hun was 18,000 head. Kansas city cattle were weaker with a loss of 10 to loc, from yesterdays price. Run included 11,000 head. umana came were sieaay to lower, DA.MSON PLUMS SELL WELL There Is quite a fair demand for Dam son plums In the local market. Re ceipts are small, but quality is gener ally K'ou. .--men are oemg maue rrom be to ic a pound. liVo lb.; perch, . se; tomood. ( ): lobsters, 26c; herrings, 606c; black bass, zoo; sturgeon () par lb.; silver smelt, so lb.' black cod, 7 Via; dressed shad, to; roe snau, ivt, uu iu 4vu iu. , Colum bia smelt ( ) per boi. OYSTKU4 Shoalwuter bay, per gal lon ( ); per 100 lb, sack, i ); Olym pia per gallon. 83; er 10 lb. sack, ; canned eastern, 66o can: 18.60 dozen; eastern in sneii, i.ioiw.uv vr ra ter clams, ii.jinv i.io uok. LARD Tierces, 14o lb.; compound. iierceat, ivu. Kous, Wool and Hides. HOPS i ioUuueis iitiZ, oomi nal, 14wisc .......1181!. 22140 lb. WOOL Wlllauiaiie valley, coarse Cotswoid. 184aoa lb.; medium Khrop sbire, ic; choice -aucjr lots. 22c per lb.; eastern Oregon. Hm)s, ucecroiug to '"i'mitiIM OR CA8CARA Bnv nominal, carlots ,6Vso. less carlota. I with top steers at 210.26 (o lb.; lill l,l'S cariuu, so; less car- North Portland cattle range: lots, klio lb. Heavy feed steers $ tliVK-B vij uuue. tfiio, green, choice steers .. Vtolui aaitsJ blUea. lUHWHe; bulls. Common steers . green salt, 7 f ttc; Jtlds, la vc, calves. Fancy cows .... 7rv 144lK4MiO; calf Skins, sal tad nP Orrilnnrv roWM . green, 11 tf.Uu; green bides, lfelfco iM, Fancy light calves Itiau auu, ". -wu, uj-j, neavy caives .... iiUill!H lb. - Best bulls . urocenes. Ordinary bulls ltlLH. jiu j. ihooko, No. ."4V4o, a urnaim tsad. 4lo v.reo;. bik. MiitiAK cube. 18.26; powdered, la st. fruit or berry. 80.8&; best, .&; dry ranuiaieu, v.vit, s.uo; xioii- W1U1U V1S.HIUUU" n.Buuiaisu, ot (Above quoinnuu" i, aays net caso.j mi.T Coa.se. hair grounas iuu i &u per ton, 60s, .uo, table aairy, 60s, u. 'jus, l7; bales, sxtia line Durr.lu, jat os anu v, iw!......) iuiuy roca. ivn -Hmaii white, 6Vsc; large h . r reuo. wv.. iiUMii-New. 12.76 ier case. Vaists. Coal Oil. Um. UNBiiliU uu-r itaw, bbis., 76o gal; kettle boiled, bbl., Vic; gal. raw, cases. 80o; boilud, cases, Via gal., jots 0t tb) gaiHtue, iu isss, un caae meat, la per ion. WllliBJ luau ion IOIS, so per io, 7.00 6.856.00 6.76.50 s.z Anothor shortage of cheese supplies la shown In the local market. One lead Ing dealer Is without supplies at all. Orders are not being filled for the rea son that there is no cheese In sight With tho make at Tillamook decreas ing and with the demand greater from all markets, tho outlook is for a further advance In the price, although until more cheese Is available previous quota tions are nominally continued, via: Trip lets and twins, 17c; daisies, 17 c; and Young Amerluas, lfo per pound. These are the advanced prices that ruled on the last shipment. , Everyone is seemingly after cheesd at the present time." Kven packers Who wore .bearish and sold short at lower prices than they could buy the goods fori are now willing to be good and pay the market value. Butter market is showing like Strength, but no further rise Is showing In prices. Mocks on 'hand are very small, in fact not as good demand Justifies. Too Much Stuff Dumped on Buyers at Once and Situation Is Serious; Receipts Are a Third More Than atThlaTime Year Ago. ' STOCK MARK! ;t ire - ACTIVE FOR THE DAY fttuslan Crop Heavier. (Hpeclal Cable.) Odessa, Russia, Eept. 25. A semi-official report places the wheat crop of Russia at 070,000, 000 bushels or 46,000,000 bushels greater than other estimates. The crop In 19U was 660.000,000 bushels and In 1J10 a total of 776,625,000 bushels was produced. rOKHZOir WHEAT HAJMCZTB. Liverpool Wheat closed unchanged to HA Mr bar. Budapest Wheat closed lHo higher. Antwerp Wheat closed unohanged. WHEAT CARGOES NOMINAL. London, Bcpt. 25. Wheat cargoes steady but nominal. English country markets quiet. PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS. Hi New York. BeDt. 25 While call loans advanced today to b per ctnt, the mar ket was more active than It has been for manv a week. L'd to 2 o'clock 148.. 300 shares had been traded In. At the opBDlnir. L,ondon was a moder ate seller of stocks and this Influenced tne t ratio. Closing was gonerall fractions lower than yesterday. Canadian Pacific earnings for the third week of September ahow an in crease of $381,000. united (States Smelter declared the regular quarterly dividend on preferred and 75c on tho common. This is an in crease of 26c in the latter. Mon. . I Tuts.' .... Wed Year ago., Season to date ....3682 Year ago. .2606 2)16 182 113 28 Cars Par. Flour Oats Hiiv 31 17 29 15 28 B 17 9 12 7 18 It 3 7 2 4 470 495 263 446 143 649 290 638 Receipts of grain are breaking all reo ords In ths Portland market. Fully 1000 more cars of wheat alone were re ceived to date this season than during the same period a year ago. In other Closing was generally a few i words this year's movement of wheat into I'ortiana since July l is about a third greater than last season's big movement for the same period. Supplies have come forward so fast recently the trade has been swamped and has been unable to take care of the total. Congestion at tidewater is rreater than ever before, and there seems little reuer in sight, although Range of New York prices furnished grain Interests as well ss raflroad offi- by Overbeck ft Cooke company; 6.00 I 8.60 I B OO 6.50 I 4. 60S4.75 I 4.00 134.25 Description. IQpen.lHIgh.l Low.lClose Salnr Cows In a Hurry. Breaking all speed records for animal shipments Into this section, the Mil waukee road r.SB landed a. carload of cows from Gilbert, 111.. In the North Portland yards in nine days. This in cluded the time that the stock was be ing rested and on feed en route. Tho animals arrived In perfect condition. The shipment was brought forward by George R. Mokel of the Mokel Cow Amal. Copper Co Am. u. at c. Am. Can, c. . . . Am. Cotton Oil, c Am. LiOCO., 0.... Am. (Sugar, c. . . . Am Smelt. 0. . . . Anae. Mining Co. Atchison, c Bait. A Ohio, cm Beet Sugar B. a T Can. Pacific, 0.. Cent Leather, c. C. & Grt. West., c C. M. & St. P C & N. W., C 8a per lb less lota, the BIQ ADVANCE IN LEMONS Owlnpr to the shortage of supplies In tho south nrw tlie higher prices a.iked there, a sensational advance wns forced in the local ttiakpt today. Lemons thai won? form .4-w4---frr07fl--nTy now quoted firm at $8.50: SOME ACTIVITY FOR HOPS Som activity is ehowlntr In tho hop market nnd quite a number of deals were reported during the Inst 2t hours at 14 to 18c a pound. The latter was paid for best offerings available. The buying at .present is entirely confined to domestic account nnd is believed to le for those that sold short for early uenverj. cniuornia marKet is quiet but some business is reported passing at 1810c lor oi'Ki quality. Foreign hop markets are quiet, but nuuu vi? mo uuiiiuieru IB Iirm. FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS The weather bureau sends out the fol lowing notice to shippers: rruieci enipiiieniB as iar north as Eeaftle against minimum temperatures of about 42 degrees; northeast to Spo kane, 40 degrees; southeast to Boise 30 degrees; south to Siskiyou, 36 degrees Minimum temperature at Portland to- nigm, aooui 41 aegrees. rOKTLAXD JOBBISrj PRICES These prices are those at whlca Wholesalers sell to retailers, except as viuerwiBe kmm. Hotter, Sggs ana Poultry. BUT'IKK Nominal 1 extra creamery, cubes and tubs, 33c; prints, 34jc; dairy. 2324c. EOQS Candled local extras. 9.- nr. dlnary, candled, 30c; spot buying price on toe 1. u. u. luomiiuj uesi. eastern 28 30c; storage, 24260 doi... seconds 13.00 04.00 case. t tirt.i 1 J. ITT TnV IT - .... ijivfj nJbi.iinBHB, per lb.; springs 14V4c; geese, 10c: Pekln bucks, jmuinii runners, tf oil iqc ttir. keys, 1822c; dressed 27c; pigeons, old, II; young, 22.60 per dpz" BUTTER FAT Prouucera prlue. for Portland delivery, per lb., 33c. CHEliSi -Nominal; rresn Oregon fancy, full cream, twins and triplets. 17 c; daisies. 17 c; Young America; 19c. rrults and TecretaTJlea. BERRIKS Blackberries, 31.60. POTATOES tilling prioe; Extra Choice, 76c; choice, 65c; ordinary, o& per cental: buying price, carloads, 60c; country sweets, fii.2i per 6ental. j FRESH FkUlTSOranges. 13.7504; bananas, 4H6c Id.; lemons, 14. 80S 6; 'limes, $1 per hundred: grapefruit, I6.00 pineapples, 6c lb; peaches 60o(cp76c box cantaloupes. $1.26 1.50 per crata; wa termelons. 90c$l.JO Per hundred lbs: pears, 6075c per box; grapes, 76cii 11.60. w ONIONS 75c 11.00; association sell ing price, 76o cental, t. o. b. shlpplna points: garlic, 7V48o. vv ' VEGETABLES Nsw turnips. 11.00; new beets, U.2SSP1 bOi carrots. $1250 1.60 sack; cabbage $1 0)1,26- lOmatoea boxes, 2SJM0c; string beans, l20 per pound; green onions. 10c per dosen bunches; peppers; bell, 84o per lb.: head lettuce, 26o doa.; hothouse, 76o lift I box; radishes, 10c dosen bunches celery, 6075o dos.; egg plant, l.S6fil I. 50 crate;-peas, 7c lb.; caullfiiwer, cS II, 25. v Heats, Jish and PToristona, DRESSED M ISATH Country Wl)ld HQgs, fancy 1111Hc; ordinary, ; lie rough and heavy, B10o; fancy veal, 14Vil)16sr- ordinary, 18?4Uc; poor, 11c; lambs, 10ffil5c: mutton, at So: goats, 2ii4c: beef, 710o. ' HAMS-. BACON. ETC. Hams, 18 O 19c; breakfast bacon. 15H27c; boiled ham, 28o; picnics, HHc; cottage, 17w MEATS Pac-aing bouse bt Nu. 1 stock. 12c; cows, No. stock, lie; ewes, ' Ittc; wetbers, :0c; lamDt, 12 lc: taork loins. lWc . 1 FIKH-Nomlaai Roct.ol J6. 4 iiounaers, c; nauou. c; striped Ibass. v 20c; catfish, l3l!Vte; aaimon. 70 per lb.; ahrlmps, 10c lb.; soles, 5 600 lb. lota. nr lb. TUJtPENTijNic in cases, 73c; wood parrels, vuo; iron oarreia, oto per gal lon; IV case luia. tic NORTHWEST BAXK STATEMENT Portland Banks. Clearings- This week. Year ago. Wed 11,851.62.3.70 $l,6L'ti,284.74 TiR-s 3, 144,783.61 l,88,6ti.40 JOua . aaA4vUitt.6Jl ZrHtUVM company, well known In this city as an ,? expert In dairy stuff. The stock con- S0l- ; I" " slsted entirely or inspected Holstelns, 27 in number, and was purchased by an interest starting a large and modern dalrv on logged-off lands at Clifton, down the Columbia river. Six more loads will be brought forward from the same place, but the next lot will con tain 3a head, The shipment left this morning for Clifton. Another Crooa Bun of Hogs. There was another good run of hors In the North Portland yards today. To tals were 46B bead, compared with 601 last Wednesday. 268 a year ago and none on this day two years agw. Morning sales, in tne yards were prac tically on the same basis as yesterday, tops moving at $8.65. There was a rirmer tone in the hog irnde at points east of the Rockies today. Chicago had an advance of 5 tO'7MiC for the day. Prices went within sight of the $9 mark again; some stuff nf nnalltv movlim on to !fi f)2U Run.' Cons. Gas Corn Products, 0 Del. & Hudson.. D. & R. O., c Erie, c Gen. Electric . . . Grt Northern pfd Illinois Central., lilt. Harvester .. Int. Met., 0 do pfd Lehigh Valley .. K. C. Southern. . Louis. & Nash.. Mex. National, 2d M.,8. P. & S.8.M M., K. 4 T., c. . . Mo. Pacific National Lend . . Nevada Conn. . . N. Y, Central... N. Y., O. H, W.. . . Nor. & West., c. . North American 91 3H 44 664 46 128 4 SH 47 109 109H III 2774 33 18 109 141 83 40 147H 1614 171 23 87! 183 142 -fm-rt-rt-ir!Hr -a ana h..., mr....,i T rvorincrn i-ac., c. Week to date $6,710,422.87 $6,828,421.99 Tacoma Banks. Clearings today $ 688,048.00 Balances today 31,007.00 Seattle Banks. CleariiiKS today $1,994,898.00 Balances today 108, 670. 0C OMAHA HOGS ADVANCED Top Reach $8.65, or Same as in Port- land Yards. . South Omaha, Sept. 25. Cattle 7500; mai'Kui sieauy 10 luwei, sieeis, f&.ZbM in una' onji hnlfft?- 7r,iC r.n iioga, 4900; market 610c ulgher at XN.4U(jJ.S.tii. stieep, 43,fto; marKet slow to lower; 4.00. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK Hogs Are Higher but Cattle Are " Again Lower. Kansas City., Mo., Sept. 25. Hogs 160 81 U 43 61 22 116 37 117 85 130 31 125 117 40 173 82 28 37 112 31 90 62 44 56 46 128 u 109 108 75 91 277 83 108 146 18 171 22 87 183 141 i24 20 60 172 29 163 clals are doing everything In their pow er 10 relieve me suuanon somewnai. With more wheat In sight than they can take care of, all buying at country points has ceased so far as tidewater and foreign interests are concerned. While some are nominally quoting tho market lower, no actual change In tho fries Is shown. While It Is possible hat those who Insist upon pressing their stock for sale while the congestion at tidewater Is unrelieved will receive lower prices, this will be due entirely to the fact that buyers must provide storage, and this is really what Is charged back to the sellor. This condition applies to all lines of grain. Nominal grain values today: WHEAT New crop, -producers' prlcee, track basis: Club, 78c; bluestcm, 82o; red Russian, 7677c; fortyfold, 78o Turkey red, 78c; Willamette valley, 78c. BARLEY Producers' prices, track basis: Feed. No, 1, $26.6026; brewing, $30ii31; No. 2. $28; rolled, $80. OATS Producers prices, track basis: No 1 milling, $2828.60t-vWhlte. $26.50 27: off rrade. $25; Iso. 7 gray, 2 ton HARVES Tl EST1VALT0 BE CELEBRATED TONIGHT with 25,000 a year ago. L nliiov Kafisas City hogs were 60 hlrtur. n n , T'n'rV with tops at $8.90 this morning. Run p sm car,' c was 50.10 head. S'.w Omaha hoas advanced Be to lOn with t '. a ,. tops at $8 66 In yarfls. Rook Island! c'.'. Hop shippers: J. C. Morehead, Gold-'s p as F. 2d of: enuuie, wusm., i lonu, r. L.uecne, St. jj. & k. v. c Donald. 1 load airect to union Meat'so Pacific, c. company; Hugh Cummings, Albany, 1 1 So Railway, c. load; C. S. Cassady, Uaaelle, Cal., 1 load, ! Texas & PRdfte. 26 uenerai iiok range; t s I, W eieci ngiu fa.ouitrs.cn (Select heavy 8.60 Medium light 8.6008.60 Medium heavy 8.00 Poor light 6.25(3 6.60 Rough heavy .006.25 Feeders 7.00 Sheep Hun Is Nominal. Only a very light run of sheen ap peared in tho mutton market today. To- 1.... ao v. . .1 .. , yearlings, $6.00 6.35; wethers, 14.00 Si". 1"t wednesdaV '81 year aeo 4.26; lambs, fii.ti5to7.00; ewes, $3.75 oJthi-'dayVb year.Tgo. g General conditions In the mutton trade at North Portland were station ary- . . . . Bneep- snippers xoaay: a. n. gora, Vf 1 rtn vll la 1 Innri .hflAn m n A Kad. - C. H. Farme'r. McCoy, 1 load sheep anri hogsr Fred B. "Decker. Sllverton, 1 load sheep ana bogs airect to Union Meat company. Chicago wa3 sieaay in tne- sheep di vision tooay, out tne run was with a total of 40,000 head Union Pacific, c do pfd II. 8. Rubber, c. U. 8. Steel Co., c do pfd Utah Copper Vir. Chemical .. Wabash, c W. U. Telegraph. West Electric... Wis. Central, c. . Money 31 CI 12 1211 ,174:176 H9 64 78 47 4 81 86 89 54 78 48 4 82 85 146 16 I 171 ' 22 37 183 itiTt 27- off grade, zt; io. i gray, io ton 130, pT.ntm Selllna price: Patent. 14.30 124. Willamette valley, $4.20; local straight. $3.70ra)3.90; export. $3.603.i0; bakers, $4.104.30 barrel. i HAY Producers' price: Willamette valley timothy fancy $15; ordinary $14; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy !$1516; mixed hay, $1314; clover, $8; I train. $10: alfalfa $12 ton. I MiLLSTUFFS Selling price: Bran Services of the Harvest Festival, or "Succoth," the Feast of Tabernacles, will be held In all the Jewish syna gogues of the city tonight and tomor row. Perhaps the most elaborate cele bration will take place at the Temple Both Israel, at I o'clock tonight, with services in the morning at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, will officiate and Mis. Rose Bloch-Bauer will have charge of the choir services. Services also will be held at Congre gation Ahavae Bholom, Park and Clay streets, at 8 o'clock tonight and at the same time tomorrow night, with ser vices tomorrow morning and Friday morning at 9:80 o'clock. Charles W. RoblriBon will address the congregation. After the regular services, the Harvest Festival will be celebrated In the Taber nacle. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will offi ciate. At Congregation N. L. Talmud Torah, Sixth and Hall streets, services will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight and tomor row and Friday morning at o'clock. Rev. M. Levin will officiate. The Har vest Festival will b celebrated after the evening services In (he tabernacle.- The "Succoth" or the Feast of the Tabernacles falls this year on Thurs day, September 26. The celebration lasts eight days, the closing day being known as tne Feast of Conclusion. Only on the first and last day of the festival are services heldi The Harvest Festival, scrlpturally is known as the "Feast of the Ingather ing,'' and is ordained in Exodus xxll:l6 and xxxlv:22. Historically, however, It la associated with the journey of the Israelites through tho wilderness. when they lived in temporary hablta tlons Or in tents. It is commanded In Leviticus xxlll:42, that ths Israelites shall "dwell in booths seven days," In commemoration of the fact that Israel dwelt In booths when brought out of Egypt, hnce the name, the Feast of Tabernacles, or booths. WOODSTOCK TO GET P0ST0FFICE STATION Under orders from the postofflce de partment, the Woodstock postoffice is to he discontinued and in its place a station will be Installed. The station will be at the drug store of D. J. Francis, 4610 81xtieth avenue southeast, and mall delivery by carrier and at a general delivery window will be had there. The government Is considering, favorably, the Installation of a fourth class postofflce at. Berkeley, one mile south of Woodstock. At present the residents of Berkeley are forced to go to Woodstock after their mall, and the ar rangement is very inconvenient PROFESSOR E. SIDNEY IS BONIFACE SOUGHT (SpeflM to The Journal.) ' Vancouver, Wash., Sept. 25, On com plaint filed bVj Clarence Reynolds of " Portland a warrant was Issued by Prose outing Attorney Fred Tempos for the arrest of Professor E. Sidney Hu,iilfm:u - on a charge of bigamy. Tho Warrant, Was delivered to SherHff Crsup, but( Boniface had disappeared and tho f-' forts of the assistants at the sheriff's office and police depai'liueiifTuTIeil to Locate him. Bonlfaco was married to Miss Mary"!., A. Hall of Vancouver on tk-ptt-mber 20,' 1911, and according to ti,n records at the courthouse represented himself -to . bo a single man, 'never married'. " lie entered Into, social Tif immediately" in Vancouver and was admitted to' the''"., homes as a singer and noted musician. " For a time he was a member of the choir of the First M. ft. church in Van- y couver, but according to Hev. Mr. Cunse .' . was not so engaged at the prrsont time, but might have been later. Ho lately , leased a residence at Sixth and Frank- f tin BireaiB uuu gave lessons in vocai muslo. Journal Want Ada bring results. TXAJTSPOBTATIOX 43 61 22 117 87 116 85 129 81 126 117 28 113 31 26 12 174 89 64 77 116 66 47 4"4 $1 88 4 67 $21.60; middlings, $29 ton. 'fi; shorts, $28.60 60v0: market 6ir higher, Cattle 11,000; market lOo to 16c lower. Sheep 14,000; market steady to weak. Total sales. 818,400 shares. International Harvester, ex-dividend 1 per cent. . ROLLER SKATING ON STREETS IS FORBIDDEN R Henry Wemrae, prominent auto- heavy i mobilist and good roads booster, has entered a formal complaint to the po- San Francisco Produce Market Ban Francfsco, Sept. 25. Eggs Ex- ..... . J11i. aaart nnll.tc 59 Li o 1 1U1IIUB KOIIIS HI l IUU HI Yaiuo. Butter-Extrus. 85c: firsts. ll'o. General mutton market: ' sent the Cheese Oregon fancy, lc do Young "es eas mountain amps, .io.jusib.du turned to America. 16c; new California flats, ? i JK?'?, "5ln' i:&n iaM6c; Young Arherlca, 15 16c. " 9 fttt lit letters to cental Oregon Bur- fuuto t 1 Of, 1 7K per cental California silver 0c Potatoes, pet banks. Siiffil.lO; sweets, Onions, skins, 66(j Local firsts. Seattle Produce Market. Seattle, Wash., Sept. 25. Eggs ranch, 840c; eastern, 8032o. Butter Washington creamery 33&.')4e; eastern, 3i)if81c. Cheese Tillamook, 18180. nnlons Sack. 75c ST S 1.25. Potatoes Local, $14 17; sweets, 2c per lb. San Francisco Grain Calls. San Francisco, Sept. 25. Grain calls: BARLEY. Open. High. Low. Close Dec 140 141 140 140 May ....143 143 143 143 WHEAT. tr ri l 4 . . 1 . - - 4 m a. nansHH vjiy oiifeo were moaay 10 u.t.i weak, with 14.000 head reported in this I 'V .S morning. I uiln l''e streets for playgrounds, and Omaha sheep were slow to lower, top cuizens uning wie HiuewaiKs ror wooa- ills iviiii.iuiiiuaiiuu tvun in ni police committee and latir ra the chief of police. Moore this morning read the the day officers, instructing them that roller skating on the street and sidevalk Is forbidden within the fire limits. There is a penalty for vio lating this ordinance, and children are subject to it. Outside the fire cone, the patrolmen were directed to caution all children about skating on the streets. In regard to wood corded on sidewalks, Wemme complains that the school board allows wood to remain on the walks for weeks before having it sawed and stored. 28. 12 2 14 26 89. 27. 4. 3. Buyer. I'nlon R Wing B. Wing B. Wing Union Dec 149B Nor. Dec.l30B Dec. .1474B OATS. 153A 188A JIA SO. Money and Exchange. London, Sept. 25. Consols, 74; silver, ZVftu; oanK rate 4 per ceni. New York. Sept 25. Sterlinr x- change, long, 4.83; short, 4.88; silver bullion, flan. San Francisco. Sept. 28. Sterling ex change, 60 days, 4.81; sight, 4.86: documentary, 4.81; transfers, tele graphic, 6 per cent premium; sight, a per ceni Luriimuii. New York Cotton Market. , Open. Hlsrh. Low. Close. Jan I.. 1149 1157 1149 1153fr54 March .... 1169 1178 1184 116?btft May ....... 1174 1181 1173 117779 July ....... 1176 .... .... 1179f80 noyi iio UiftlffXZ5 valley Poor lambs 4.004.60 Best yearlings 4.65 Oood yearllnss 4.60 Ordinary wethers 4.004.25 Fancy ewes 3.90 Good ordinary ewes 3.003.25 Wednesday Morning Bales. STEERS. No. Avr. Lbs. Price. 1120 $7.00 1085 7.00 W, 1140 6.75 W SPAYED HEIFERS. 1081 $6.66 W, 976 6.60 HOGS. 223 $8.05 238 8.60 612 7.50 366 7.25 COWS. 1005 $6.00 . Wednesday Afternoon Bales. COWS. Avr. Lbs. Price. 924 $6.10 931 6.10 867 6.50 847 4.00 860 3.00 Hoas, 184 $8.66 Kld'l & Casw'l Union Union No.. "23... 60... J9... 4... 1... Hob Nails Hurt Them But they sound all right, and you'll surely buy one If you look at the pianos bflintr sold at Railroad Claim Aaent's Union -account. See announcement, "Out of lhiuu -Oliver Yontrciav." tn . l-hth j - - J , o . . ft rr i Ihla n.n.i 9 Buyer. Union Union Union Burke Burke BEARS RAID WHEAT MARKET Chicago Forced to 1 Cents Off at the Closing of Today's Trade. Chicago, Sept. 25. Bear operators raided the wheat market today and forced a closing 10 lower for Sep tember, lo lower for December and c for the May. The market opened with a loss of o each in September and December and unohanged for tho May. Early selling was occasioned by the report of an increase of 46,000,000 bush els In the semi-official wheat crop re port of Russia Over what had been pre viously estimated. A cable from Buenos Ayres telling of fine weather there was also a bearish feature. Minneapolis reported cash demand keen umong millers who wore after good quality. They were offering 2 to lo above the September for No, 1 northern bltiestem end lo over for velvet chaff, Cash wheat: No. 2 red, $1.04(91.06; No. 3 red, 96c$1.00: No. I hard winter, 9191c; No. 2 hard winter, 8690o; No. 1 northern spring. 394o; No. 2 northern spring, 9193o. Range of Chicago wheat market fur nished by Overbeck & Cooke company. WHEAT. Open Hiah Sept 90 90 ueo 91 VI May 96 86 CORN, Sept 73 Dec. 53 8 May 63 5 OATS Pept ..... 84 34 Deo. 32 82 May ..... 84 34 PORK. Sept 1660 1665 OctL 1660 1866 Jan 1825 1835 LARD. Pept ...... .1007 1010 Oct. 1107 .... Jan 1060 1060 RIB8. Sept 1070 1077 1070 1070 Oct ia70 1070 1085 1085 Jan 981 986 980 982 5T4 531,, Low Close 88 88 90 90B 96 85 B 81 llh 1-3 3A 32 82A THE- Center of romance and history, art and song the ihrine at which every traveler worships. Direct to Gibraltar, Algiers, Genoa and Naples by speedy, pa latial steamships of ths ,' ; - l" mm LLOYI Connections at Genoa and Naples for the Far East NEXT SAILING PBXHZSSS IKErrE Oct. ISth NEXT SAILING FOR L0;!D0!l-PAr,l5 BREMEFI KBOjrpBiNBESsrrr CECCUE, Tues., Oct. 8 Oelrichs ts Co., Oen. A els. 5 Broadway. Slew York. Bobert Capclle, U. A. P. O., 860 Powell at., opposite St. Francis Hotel, van rrau. Cisco; A. D. Charlton, Oenl. Pass. Aft. M. P.; C. W. Sjtinger, Ticket Agt., O.-W. K. St If, Co.; Tonr lst Ageaoy Si Travel Bu reau, 69 Pifth at. tit L 1 1 i-tt 1652 1667 1822 1007 i055 1666 1660 1830A 1007B 1007B 1067A M lumbermens National bank CAPITAL $1,000,000 Our Travelers' Checks The safest and most convenient method of carrying money yet devised is offered by our Travelers' Checks. The cost is trifling. 4 Compound Interest on Savings Corner Fifth and Stark CHICAGO CATTLE LOWER Market Down 10 Cents With Run of 18,000 Head. Chicago, Sept. 26,--Hogs 20,000; left over, 4800; receipts year ago, 26,000. Market 5 to 7o higher. Mixed, $8(9 8.90; good and heavy. $8.468.80; rough and heavy, I7.95P8.40; light, $8,304 8.92. Cattl Sheep 40,000; market steady.' OVUHECO FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL $1,500,000 SURPLUS $900,000 OLDEST NATIONAL BANK WEST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS 6tocks. Bonds, Cotton, Grain, Eta B1S-217 Board of Trade Building. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES ' Members Chicago Board of Trade Correspondents of Logan A Bryan Chicago. New York. -18,000; market weak to lOo Liverpool Wheat Market. eTPKVBetB.'MWhearr" Journal Want Ada brjng results. October . . December Onen. ,7s8Hd ,7s54 , Close. 7s 8d 7s5d J:C.WILS0N&C0. KEMBSBS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK COTTON, KXCHANQB CHICAGO BOARD ?OT TRADE THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE SAN FRANCISCO - PORTLAD -OFFICE Room Sf -Lumbermens bank Bids;, rhones Marshall 4120, A-4187 Ladd 6-Tilton Bank ESTABLISHED 1859 Capital Stocks - - - $1,000,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $800,000.00 COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks Issued, available in all parts of , the world Comer ThI ri fe naWaihlngtofl Streeli CUnDT I IMF I90AYS onwni unt ijtm TU- nl.Mnf J m UH.Aakltt rj oil nAAnn 1UB HUWI.. BUU U.UO. VUIUIUIWK m ... UUJU tj s trip crom th Psclfio to th Antiiiodo. Kiitatnlia itcsmera SONOMA" "VKVTUlU". 10,000 ton Iflpkoenisnt. 44 days San Francisco to Sydney, Australia, nd back, with sdKjrat HONOLULU each way. tnjs ANQ0 PANQO (SAMOA) and six daysat SVONEV.ths nort beautiful and bcalthfftl cityta ti.e world, For rMt, recreation and plea ur no nthw trip comparet sith this. Btvenon a!d Of Bamoa, "f(6 part of ths world -tierti tha tame attractive power uroa tha tisitor." ' ' Round trip nttt, 1st riass, from San Kranciwo! - rlOMOtUttMl ISt-SAIwOA 49r VOHV13.' " ROUND THE WORLO$0 IstcaWn; $378 2d Cabin, -trie Ceylon Egypt. Italy, eto. Liberal stoi-oTn. ftaiiili.-. t-uij tv.o viiva. ft-pt. 24, Oct. 8, 82, Nov. 6, 19, etc. Writs or -wire NOW for berths. Oceanic Mt ami hip Co., 673 Mirket 5r.. San fm, , X,oa Angeles and Baa Cieja YALE steamship. HARVARD ; Railroad or any ship to-San-'Ffftflcfsefi-, the Exposition City. Largest, fastest and the ONLY strictly first class pas senger ships on tha Coast; average speed, 28 miles per hour, cost $2,00,t)u0 each. SAS XBAHC1SCO, POB11AKD. aVJUOS . AKGELE3 S, 8, CO. FRANK BOLLAM. Agent. Main 828 198 3RD STBSET. A-4E98 New YorK-Portland American-Hawaiian S. S. Co. XE&0AHTEFEO BOUTB Freight Carried on Schedule Time. LOW BAtZl Frtau.nt Regular Sailinga, C.D. KENNEDY. Agent CIS BaUway Bacbange Bidy. COOSiBAYLlNE BXBAMBB BREAKWATER. Balls from Ainsworth dck, Portland, at 8 a. m Sept. 8. 7. 13, 17, 32. 37. Oct. 3, 9, IS, S3, 33. Freight received at Aina worth dock dally up to 5 p. m. i'oasen ger fare first class $10, second class $7. including berth and meals. Ticket of fice Ainsworth dock. I'honeg Main 380V A-2332. Portland & Coos Bay 6 1 earn ' ship Line. M. J. Mohr, sgent. tAuiLaa aiu.Aiiii.it a tua San t rancisco and Los Angeles WITHOUT CHANGE. j 8.B. Bose City Sail 9 a. m., Sept. S3. Ihe Saa Francisco X Funisud tt. 3. C Ticket Of floe 133 Third St. Fhonee Main B605 and A-2559." UAH FltAALWCO, LOi AM.fa.LlkS AND BAN DIEGO DIUECT KOBXB SACUriO . S. CO. I, B. BOAMOJCB aaa . 8. ELD-SB Salt Every VVednesUsy, 't?rnslly, at S p. m. Ticket office Hi-A Third Hi., near Alder Phone. Main 1114. A-1S14. MARTIN J. HIULUY, iaaB. AgafiU W. H. 8LUSSKR. Krelght Agent NEW TODAY $5000 Wanted; Three Years 7 on il acres, close In, oa Orr'r! TJo trlo. Value, $18,ono, lif?e, I s. To tal' security, $:'0,600. iiorat Uu Al, Haftraan;Thcnirco.i J : ..Jttortgag Loau AiMii-mt. - - FOURTH AND STAKX STJvL"r J Chamber of Coiiinii-ri a UuiiJu.g