'IK: ORIXOII DAILY JOUIltlAL, rORTLAl.'D. TUESDAY r.VKI.'ItIG, OCTOBER 8,
nroT rnnn i r.
I!
ADVANCE IN THIS CITY
Big Interests: riftying Peep Game to
Get Rid of Cfieap. Quality Eastern
Stock at Good PrlcMj Tlaj Do'th
Sides to Win. '
'
;
.
Portlana" WhoIssaU Harttstsv
Eggs in roljted position...
Cheese firm at advance.
' pressed .veal -aower.vti-;...?
'jl Dressed hogs steady. !
" r peach trad drags. rT-m??t
Chickens remain sloxr, ; y
Best iiopt In demand. - 4
1
'. ...
t .
vA. -ti- wit of tho
wrists of trade that the general P"B
cannot understand is shown in the egg
trade at this tlms. and It Is hard to say
Just what ths Intent ot perform-
efs Is. - , -..---;....v,.- .- ,
Whll quoting the price of eggs to
the country at a weaker stage with tns
prospects - indicated, of lower, prloes to
come for the fresh stock as the result
f the competition of eastern stock, soms
of the big Interests- .here are said , to
have advanced their wholesale price
rrom 2 tO SO a quaen. ii - "vy.:Z
that one Interest t .asking 40c a dozen
lor local pkk . r- - ,
doien between the purchase and the sell-
',n!hisCls manipulation pure and simple.
Fresh ckks can be purchased In, plenty
along FFo nt street at 35 to 36c ; a bun:
in fact one of the leading handlra said
this morning that -he was not asking
auovs the lower f tae. Howeverrswne
dealers report sales ln limited waat
tha higher figure, and sven up to 7o
4eiivsrTea fr. h.t
rnere is.jio nun"' ""
Backers are manipulating the egg mar
Kt?,o that W will 6a.h a to-s.ll
:' their eastern sioc m nnu" vi
- Quite a number of cars are now en
route from the east, and won we win be
" 'in competition with the local stock. A
" Urge per cent of the Importations from
the eait are said to be of extremely poor
' quality, and while this stock cannot be
old 'to the better trade. It has its effect
4 Jpon thS market neverOieless. .
i '- These eastern Importations, together
' - with the reported purchase of damaged
aLos Angelas, are sure to weaken
t thl'general sltimtkm here, althoug J by
. manipulative methods the big Interests
may try to hoodwink the general trad.
. until the former have unloaded their
'. cheap quality.
'" VEAL MARKET IiOWETt AGAIN
, j .j
Lower prices are being named In the
" dressed veal market along Jront street
Kecelpls recently have bepn veTy liberal
and prices have dropped to 13lJ4c as
- a rule, although in a limited way a Jrac-l-
tlon more may be obtainable.
COUNTRY HOGS ARE STEADY
For country killed hogs steady values
are ruling In the Front street trade, and
no change 18 announced for the day.
While receipts along the Street have
been vry umalt recently; srinonncement
,J Is made of an Increase within tha Irani
L' dlftte future. --
TEACH MARKET 19 DRAGGING
i '.' '
. Marlf''t r p"''1'PH ' flraaglna af-
fair While some cllnas are moving In
a limltea way as nign o w,
feneral market does not afford above
0c- Tha bulk of the sales recently
have been made at the lower figure, and
still receivers nay they are unable to
: clean up promptly,
SHORT SELLERS ONLY
' ONES AFTER HOPS iri
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Market Is Qtilct, Steady to I'lrni at
"Previous Range; California Trade
, Indicates a Bad Break In Vulncs
There Soon..
COii(EIII()LDI!iG
VERY FIRM TONE
PORTLAND
YARDS
Market in Excellent Shape for She
; Stuff, ut Average Saleg of Cattle
Compare Well With Other Places
: Ubgs Hold Steady, , , 1
RAILROADS REFUSE TO
IN HAY AND A
BRING
LOCAL FAMINE EXISTS
Short sellers continue to ba tha chief
operators In the hop market here, and
for selected stock It is quite 'probable
that Via a pound would still b avail
able. The Jatest -salflijpf B0odr atogki
reported was'lbe purchaae at uaiem oy
Lachmunjl of carload pf tha( Oong
hops at ISHca.pound.."".' W;-i-Vv
s Local interests who endeavored to
Interest the Unglish trado In hops were
unable to get an answer to the- cables."
- Weakness has developed In California,
and growers who were holdfcig there for
J9"ii0o a couplu ui weeks ugo afO now
said td b offering at i 16 fte. The
purchase of about 600 bales was re?
ported, from there this morning at 166,
The .situation in the hop trade is
mixed, Reports of sales from 'Marlon
county have- been misleading recently,
in that they indicated fresh' purchases
when in fact many of tha lots .were
taken in on contract with perhaps a
few bales mors than tha contract vailed
fOr. - ,-, f r
: No business is reported at Yakima.
.-:.. S' :J '"'JUL I 1 t - : , --'"
" CHICAGO HOGS STRONG
Trade Unable to Get Iti, Purchases
j: to Market Although Having ton.
alderbl Stock Bought; General
' Situation Is Firmer. '
Top Sell at I0.32H Today j Cat ae
- Trafe Weak.
Chicago, Oct. 8 Hogs Receipts 1,
000; year ago, 23.000; left over, S500.
Market steady, Mixed, 8.B59.32;
good and heavy, $8.70ig9.5; rough, 8.4a
Hi 8.60; llKht,-i8.56ti,80.
Cattle-Recelpts 6000. Market weak.
Sheep Receipts ,45,00V; t market
steady. """"" "
1
CELERY MARKET LOWER
With much more liberal offerings
-. t rom-locai -placca..t.h..markel;..f or cdery
is aenwally quoted a fraction off along
the street today, Best stock Is quoted
enerallv at 70c a doien, although a
few dealers are asking as high as 76c.
Ordinary stock sells down to 40c.
EGGPLANT IS PLENTIFUL
Increasing supplies of eggplant are
coming from Columbia river sections,
end the market la not so strong. Prloe
is generally quoted at J128 a crate
.long the street today. Outward move
. ment not brisk. -
CHEESE FIRM AT ADVANCE
Market for cheese is firm at the ad
vance of Ho a pound quoted yesterday.
The steamer from Tillamook has been
delayed, and-thera la practically nothing
available In the hands of the pig hand
lers today. .
FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS
- -Weatner Mresu sends cut ths follow
ing notloa to shippers: .
- Protect shipments as far north as
Seattle against minimum temperatures
f about 14 degrees; northeast to Spo
kane, 40 degrees: southeast to Boise,
40 degrees; sooth to Siskiyou, 40 de-
f rees. Minimum temperature at Port
end tonight, about 48 degrees.
PORTLAND JOBBING PRICES
These ' prices ara lapse , at whla
wholesalers sell, to retailers, eicept as
tberwle stated:
Batter, Sggs an Ponltrr.
BTJTtKH-Nomlnalj eatra crernrv,
cubes and tubs, 88Hc; prints, JH37c
dairy EOisSandlefl'-rdc! extrac"S5 S ScT
ordinary, candled. 83o; spot buying price
loas vft 88c f, o. b. Portland; best east,
ero, 282Scr Itorage, 85o doa.; ec
nnds 18114 esse.
IAW POULTRT Hens, 1 1 A 11 ue lb. ;
springs, Pii?l.,W "o; Kkln
ducks, HHi2c; Indian runners, 910C;
turkeys. 18?0c; dressed, 270. pjgeons'
old, lliypung, I202.SO per dosen.
RUTTHm FAT Producers' price, for
Portland delivery, per lb., 86c 'v,
CHEBf- -isommal: rresh . Oregea
fancv. full isream, twins and triplet
18c; daisies. 18; young America,
Traits aa TsfstaMea.
BERRIES BlacKDerries. fl.60; strawt
berries. 83.60.
FBESli FRUITSOranges, 3t.7BO;
bananar, 4Bo lb.; lemons', 88JiO
limes. 81 per hundred; grapefruit. $S.00(
pineapples, 6o lb.; peaches, 4076c box;
J.C.WILS0N&G0,
. MEMBERS :
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGB
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGB
CHICAGO BOARD Off TRADB1' -niB
STOCK AND BOND EXCtiANGfl
SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND OFFICE
Room 5, Lumbermens Rank Bldg,
-, ' Phones Marshall 4120, A4187
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0YCRBECK&C00KEC0
Ptocks. Bonds.. Cotton. Grain. .Etou-,
aiu-aiT soara ox xraae nutiaisg.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Member Chicago Board of Trad
' " Correspondents of Logan & Brian
Chicago. Nsw VflrJu
Albany Apple Show. :
' 'iBpcclef tw Tb JourhnlT
Albany, Or., Oct. flans for Al
bany's 1912 apple show are , being laid
along much broader lines thaa. for any
previous show of the kind by trie exten
sion of the premium list to lnolude vege
table products'of almost every kind. The
show Is to be held November 18 and
14 and tha Armory will be used for the
exhibits al the Alco cK'b, which haa
been used ln the past, was crowded"" to
Its capacity last year when practically
nothing but apples was shown;
Tha. apple show committee Is busily
Working out the details of the premium
list and tha program and the matter will
be taken up more1 actively after tho Ore
gon Electric celebration at Eugene,
Heavy Frosts Reported. .
(Special to The Journal.)
Brooks, Or.. Oct. 8. Heavy frosts
vlHlted this section last liluht. killing
potatoes, tomatu, beans and corn. The
period between frosts, however, has been
of "such - length that all vegetation
merely awaited this fall In temperatuie
to prepare It for garnering. No killing
frost has occurred since January and
us a result two crops of many things
has resulted,, the most unusual being tho
second growth of Bartlctt ' pears, now
almost fully grown, that came from
blossoms appearing on He trees in lata
summer after the other pears were quite
large.
San" Fraftelsed Produce "Market.
San Francisco. Cal.. Oct. 8, Egflm
Extras 8S Ac..L .select pullets. 3Qc -
ButterExtras. H4' firsts, 82q.
Cheese Oregon fancy, 16c; do Young
America, 17c; new California flats, 13$
yi4c; do Young America, 16l7c.
t'otatoes rgr-pgntaT, oreoir"Btlir
banks. 81.00 1,10; sweets. 81.25 1.50.
Onions Per sack, California stiver
skins. 40 &0c-
Seattle Iroduce Market.
Seattle- WaKli., Oct. 8. Bggs Local
ranch, iidviic; eastern fresh, S235c;
eastern storage, 27Q 80c.
Butter Washington creamery firsts,
34fa6c; eastern, Sl33o.
Cheese Tillamook, 18a18c
Onions Per aaeki I t.OOMt.BB.
Potatoes Local ranch, $14 17; Yakl
mas, 81818c.
cantaloupes, 1.!S1.60 per crate; wa-
terinelviis. 90c per liunaiud lbs.; peara,
X 1.25 1.50 per box; grapos, baskets.
10(iaoc; crates, 6UcS1.00; cranberries,
$9.5010 per bbl.
U'l'ATOfcid -r Boiling prloe; Exir
choice, 76e; choice, 66c; ordinary.' so
per contal; buying prjee. carloads, 60o,
country sweets, a.25a.Bu per cental.
ONIONS -81 1.10; association sell
ing price,. 16c cental, t, o. W shipping
points; garlic, 7Vk8c,
VEGETABLES -New turnipa, 60gi75c;
new beat8. lM'; Cttr.ots. WJ75c per
sack; parsnips, Jl Sj) 1.25- sack; cabbage,
81.0001.25; tomatpss, toxes, 4650c;
String beans, l2e lb.; green anions, 10c
dosen bunches; peppers, bell, ly per
head- lUuer iie 4aMiot(jouse, 76c
81 box; radis.iss, ie doxen bunches
celery, 6085c dos.; egg plant, 81.25
crate; peas,-To lb.; cauliflower, g5cJl.
Msats. iw aaa tuxiuae
DRE0ba4 WA'l'! country ktlietl.
Hogsi faney, - Uei .rtliuary,. 10
veal, 13Ho; ordinary, 13c;
lie; lamus, 10 to lac, mutton,
coats, 2ttc beer, 710c.
HAMS, BACQN. EiC-r-Hams,
IDc; preaiiiasi uauvu. ivw-ic;
I ' Mvnnxxn orrssmos pbesb
w-'. r ) ' Idverpool, Oct 8 Heavy offerings of
Za the Stockyards. : a Basslaa wheat for Immediate shlpmen
4 . North Portland Hogs and 4 are pressing foe sals on this market.
-caulfl ateady-ahoep -Ilrm,, ,:,
Kamsas , City Hogs strong;
cattle (o lower; sheep steady.
South Omaha i. . Hogs higher;
cattle lower; sheep higher, ,0 .
Jhlca go Hogs strong; cattbn-4
weak; Bheeiteady;; : " ; "r' "
PORTLAND ilVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. . Cattle, Calves. Sheep.
WHEAT CARGOES FIRM..; I
"Xondon, Oct 8. Wheat cargoes firm
tlUt (IUlet,-'T-rV..-,
English country markets quiet,
. . ;r J'rencli country jnarketa firm. r -v -
r-'- PORTJjAND GRAIN RrXEIPTS V'
Caxa-
Tues.
Mon.
Bat.
Fridav
Thurs. ;.-,-'
Wed. .....
Week ago.:
Year ago
3 yrs. ago.' 834
Wheat Barley. Flr.Oats.Hey.
177 18 U . 1 11
. ' IB . H
8 7 3 . 8
637 B83 428 B22
186 ,787 366 762
Monday
Tuesday.,,. 125
Year ago '4..,; lo
Reason to date, 6,064
Year ago ,.,.3,769
BUTTER IS BOOSTED 2
CENTS PER POUND 111 .
. LOCAL MARKET TODAY
Frloo Is Artificially Advanced Here
to Aid Eastern Packers Who Want
to Sell Oleomargarine at Expense
of Dairy Industry. ;
817 678 ' 2 2006
767 467 3 144t
2S 108 ... 163
614 ---" 1-,-r .,-' iiv
89 . 240 t , 1T48
8B3 - -76 ... 1 79
860 498 . ... 682
S8-"" 233" - " ZB -1165
141 ... 60
Montana cattle ara coming forward tc
the local market even though quotations
at the Missouri river market are ma
terially higher than North Portland.
Five loads came forward from Mlnlda
since yesterday's report, all of them be
ing cows. The strength of the trade
here for the stuff Is perhaps, the best
In the country so far -as tha regular ruo
of offerlngals concerned.
While It is true that better values are
obtained elsewhere for extra good qual-ity.-the
lwal market Is still offering
the best figures for the bulk of the
stock, - This fact Is Indicated by the
continued shipments- from competing
sections, arid even In places where the
freight charge to the Missouri river
market is slightly under those to North
Portland. - r
Very few of the cattle that have come
forward to North Portland recently were
of-best quality, Thiw fully accounts for
tha luck of sales at extreme prices
quoted. There has been practically no
oil an b In the situation in the local
yards during the last few days. The
wonderful showing of she stuff Is the
only attraction, j This Is perhaps due
to the fact that the average offering
in the cow market is of better quality
than In the steer division. However, a
sale was made in the bull division at 85
during tije last 4 hours.
Cattle Weak la the Hast.
There was another period of weak
ness In the cattle trade east of the
Rockies today. The trade there Is feeling-
the effects of lucres awed supplies and
as a rule lower prices are being auoted.
jnieao was weaK in me cattle mar- tlniothv 31S 600 16 00- mM ihiV IT4 iln
ket this mnrnlnr. hut nrlren ahnw rlnlnl?rn. "Wj?;Oy. mixea tiay .813.00
- , , v . " un.uv, tnJver, liu.vu:
There was no change in the grain
situation, prides In wheat, oats and bar
ley being the sama ss yesterday,
The ear shortage is the only serious
problem at this time. . White the ratl
roads'are haullag n to market with
all poasibla dispalf - ,ey neglecting
hay shipments and a famine is now
existing in the local trade.
While local buyers have qutta a few
purchases to come forward from the
country, they are unable to get supplies
becausa the railroads will not furnish
cars.
Tho hay market la strong at the mo
ment but most of tha strength Is due
to the inability of shippers to reach the
market- -Tbera-ls plenty of hay offer
ing in the country but stocks cannot be
shipped because the railroads have other
fish to fry.
- Complaints-have been made to ths
state railroad commission and there is
some talk f invoking the law In regard
to a demurrage that the roads must pay
for failure to deliver cars after so many
days. "We ara forced to pay the rail
roads demurrage every month," says a
well known shipper, 'and I see no rea
son why the railroads should not be
held to-thftr side of the law."
Nominal grain values today: '
WHEAT--New crop, producers prices
track basis: Club. 76iy77c; bluestem
80c; red Russian, 7476o; fortyfold.
78c; Turkey red. 7To; Willamette val
ley, 77c, - -
BARLEY Producers' prices, track
basisi Feed. No. 1. 134; brewing, 828
30; No. 2, 338; rolled, 380.
OATS Producers' prices, track basis:
No. 1 milling, 28; white, 126.60021. 60
ton.
FLOUR Selling price: Patent, $4.10
430: Willamette valley, $4.20; local
"tralght, $3.708.00; eaport, $3.60
8.70; bakers, $4.104.30 barrel
HAY Producers Drlce. Wlllmtn
valley timothy, fancy. $14.60lB.0e; or
dinary, $14; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy
.
4 Batter Along; tns Oossi 4
Per Pound.
-Jortland. . . . ..,.8687cx-
Seattle . . .,..34 35c 4
flan Francisco ...,....84o
-Tacoma , , ,?6o
4. . '
'"The big provision interests of the
eaat are still imcTTroTrTarc1ngtne
prrce of Gutter to a Tilghef basis, hotr
withstanding the extremely heavy stocks
held In storage. "V
. A further aovnnrn Iiuk Vieon mult In
tha price of butter at eastern points
and a risa of 2e a pound became effec-
iive nere rouay. xue aavanca locally
was no more Justified than the one in
the east, because the make, while not
so heavy, is greater than during pre
vious years at this period. ,: :.. ;
The butter market has been manipu
lated SO much fiurinir tha' nreaent luaon
by. the big people in tha east that U is
throwing much morn trarin into tha
cheaper product and into oleomaraarlne.
inis is said to be the. special purpose
of tho packers. In ad vanning prices at
this time, because thev ara In nonitrol
of t he. oleomargarine business, and there
fore pront only when the butter market
is man.
While It la trua that tha tnnk of
butter In the city has not kept pace
with that shown at country noints. the
market recently showed softness Instead
or firengui, as the artificial advance
oi tooay would indicate.
STEEL LllDlN
E
New York, Oct. 3. Stocks were rather
dull today, with trading not so brisk as
yesterday. Trend of .the trade was
mixed, fractional advances and losses
being shown in tha general list.
Tho report that war had been deolared
against Turkey by Montenegro-caused
some selling pressure.
flteel stocks were under pressure. It
looked as If the big Interests Were un
loading Steel . under cover of ha
strength In the specialties.
American stocks wera generally eas
ier in London today.
nominal ohanges,
Kansas City cattle market was weak,
with a loss of 6o for the day.
South Omaha cattle trado was quoted
steady to lower. Top steers today
reached no higher .than $10, and only a
nominal amount of business has passed
recently at even this figure. "
Ckitle' shippers:""' James TH6M, Mln-
tda, Mont.. 5. loads; Kldwell & Caswell,
Nampa, Idaho, B loads; E. E. Wlllard,
Nnrnpn, 1 load. -
North Portland cattle range:
Heavy feed steers $6.85tjJ8.98
Choice steers 6.80
Brain 11(1 (in
1 , Art. ,' . T v . -
1J.I'", HLL.1UH, 1 l.OUiU 1J.UU.
MILLSTUFFS-r-Selling price: Brari
$21.60; middlings, $29.00 (JSl.OO; shorts
$23.60 ton. . - '
CHICAGO WHEAT FIRM
Market Open- and Closes With Rise;
Foreigners Ias5.
Chicago. Oct. 8. Wheat market
opened and closed strong and higher
,wnn a rainy aouve wane, tiuylna or-
Coinm'an -stoors mniTrrrfr t.W
Dea
,.May.
Dec.
May
July
Deo,
May
July
fancy
poor,
74fSc;
18 K H
oeued
bam, liSei picnics, UVc; cottage. i7o.
MBATS -PacKina iuu toitJur Nu I
stock. 13c; cow, No. 1 stock, Uc; .ewes,
ftuc: wethers, uc; . iambs, lun-
pork loins, 170.
OfSTKKB tiiioalwa'.er bay. par rai,
pia, per gallon. $3.26; per 100 lb. sack,
$9,60; canned eustern, Bfag can; $6.50 doa
eastern in shell, l.V4(aZ.0(f ,ier uo; r.
tor riniiia, f.uvwi. uu
dreBH
ttrlnc
rT0o Th;r BOiea. Trr.per ib.; shrimpiT,
13Hc; lb,i perch, 8c; tomcod, nc: lob
sters., 80c; herrings (-); black bass,
80c sturgeon, nc; silver smelt, 7c
lb.; black cod. 7c; eastern oysters, full
measure, solid pack, $3 per gallon,
LARD-Tlercea, 14o lb.; compound,
tierces. lOo.
Bops. Wool ana Kids,
HOPS Producers' price li2, nomi.
nal, lS319c
uriAitt-1911. SJifco lb.
WOOL Willamette valley, coaraa
Cotswold. lWOc lb.; medium Sb?oS!
ire.llei noie icy lots 2:0 per lh
eaiwrn Orsgon. 14 20c. according1
DCHm'at OR CASCARA Baric
1813 aoniiwat'carlots BVio. less carloU.
lots, JVC W.
wVf'B1:T.?i v,;:? ,V.y,s,.1' green.
Fancy cows
Ordinary cows
Fancy light calves
Heavy calves .... i.00
Bent bulls 4.00
Ordinary bulls 4.00
Hog Market Is Stationary.
Stationary prices are showing In the
swine trade at North Portland for the
day. Sales of best offerings are still
being made at $8.60 in a limited way,
although there has been a disposition
in-aotm? quarters- to "tmdB"tMg a' TUckeTrT juTy"
There was a small run of hogs In
tne local yards today, Dut mis nad no
effect upon the trade.
Chicago was steady to strong In the
hoc market with tops at $9.32.
Kansas City hog market was strong,
wit, 1 tops at $9.25.
South Omaha hogs were Be higher
for the day,- with tops at $8.76l this
morning.
Hog shippers: A. J, Logsdom, Tur
ner.' Wash., 3 loads; Hugh Cummtngs,
Halsey, 1 load hogs. and sheep; Patton
it Overton, Halsey. 1 load hogs, sheep,
cattle and calves.
General hog range:
Select light ,,...$ S.60
Select heavy 8.60(8)8.65
Medium light a.608.64
Medium heavy 8.00
Poor light 6.26 6.50
Rough heavy 6.25 $6.60
Feeders ................... . 7.00
Sheep Trade Zs Firm.
Firmness is shown i tho market for
mutton at North Portland today, Thero
was a liberal run but quite a lot of the
stuff came direct q killers, therefore
:aidL---:Sdl'--aler'hgenefftfadfc:- Prtceg
remain practically the same as yester
day. At Chicago' there was a steady to
weak tone in the sheep trade this morn
ing. Kansas City sheep market was weak
with prices unchanged.
South Omaha sheep trade showed a
ETtdden change and an advance of a
dime -was forced.- Top lambs are selling
at $6,611 mill best yearlings at $6 today.
Sheep shippers: M. C. Marshal), 1
load: William Shepard, Lyle. Wash., 6
ipiids; suroe party drove in 143 head.
uenerai million mantel ;
vciiii nj i,caiu, 1 DlTi
itttfaTrIy weJ dlstrreuted, while offerlngrT ."i,,.?-" Tfif.JlT?!!???.. M?!!
84H
were rather meager until December
touched 91 Vic The volume of business
was pretty large. .
There was a weaker tons abroad and
pi4ueo were lower,
Close.
1K
6-A
93
Range of Chicago prices furnished by
wcrpeca at imKe oompany
WHEAT.
Open. High,
. 91 91
......is ae.iL
. 93tt 93
CORN.
. E3K 68
. 62$ 62
OATS.
.. 3 3 '4, 83 Mi
. 84V 84
. 34
Low.
1H
m
63 63U
62 62H
62 H 62 tl
84
82HB
84 B
Oct.
Jan.
May
Oct.
Jan.
May
Oct
Jan.
May
PORK,
...1700 1710 1700
1960 1970 194S
....1903 1910 1895
LARD.
....1167 1175 1166
.....1110 1J20 not
.,.,1062 1067 1065
RIBS.
1090 1096 1090
1033 1040 1030
1010 1017 1010
1710
1967
1910
1177
1117
1065
1098
1040
1017
B
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
Fortlsjad Banks.
Clearings, This week Year aao.
Tuesday; ,.i ,,, ,tj.87.86.94 $3,436,427.08
uonaay -,d.,uuu-3i -,H6-,45.16
Week to date. $4,902,867.33 $4,798,892.24
New York Cotton Market.
Best east mountain lambs . .$6.65 6.00
CiiihI (nut mountain iamhM... K Rfl
FISH Nominal Rock cod, 10o lb : Best WlllameUa valley lambs 8.60
essed flounders. 7c; halibut. 8 lOc: Oood Willamette valley lambs 6.40
rd bass.-30oLeaJ
yfaiiiiipe
Ordinary wethers 4.004.25
Fancy ewes 4.00
Good ordinary ewes 3.3S3.40
Monday Afternoon (Sales. s
VilOc; saltad bides 10 U ue; bZi
IZTn aalt, little; kids. I.o Vi..'r
In. 44 94 Ho: calf skins, salted or
green. lf20o: green hides. lOio isas
fill salted: sheep pelts, salted, i; ry
"V , Orocsrissw
RICK-Japsn style. No. l.'dKOIc
(jreole, 6 '. . '
. BUQAR Cuba. $6.85; powdered, $6 95
fruit or tMrri.lM: bt. Ils5f
granulated, 6.8S; D yallow. H.Wj'jioi
? 7i.. m a t inn rana u 1011111. i
Buyer.
Union Meat Co...
Barton & Co
Union Meat Co.. .
l"nlon JNIeat Co.. .
Union Mept Co...
M. .T. Qill
Union Jleat Co. . ,
Union Meat Co...
Union Meat Co.. .
Fairchild
Union Meat Co.,.
Barton & Co
Barton & Co..
Union Meat Co...
Barton '& Co
Woolen ft Son. . . .
Woolen & Son. . . .
Union Meat Co.. .
Fairchild
Barton & Co.. . . .
Fairchild
No.
25
26
14
13
28
27
26
.10
KLaTl? hale'i' i rfi.
IS. IS na !. IM!MH UBn
ana ivi, n..Hif.vi luma vacb
tan 60 Der ton.
BEAN s Small - wMta, BHc; isj-as
HONis-'' N,w- Ter ease,
iraoata. CoaL CU. Jilt.
LINSEEB 01L-.Raw, bbis., Jj0 g-ai
kettle boiled, bbl., TScgaU rawjirei
ISO giV"t "! r-' WMU, (ft
PeWHlTB AI-.T?n Hs, 80 psr lb.i
104 lb, lots, 8o par io.; ss lots, ss
TURPENTINE In case 8c: wood
barrels, 70o; iroa barrels, j.sr aai.
Union Meat , , .
Union Meat . . .
Fairchild
Union Meat . . .
Barton 6 Co...
F. M. Lacey ..
Barton & Co. . ,
Barton ft Co,.,
Barton & Co.. .
Union Meat . , .
Barton & Co.;.
Barton & Co...
UnioiwMeat .
Union Meat .
Union Meat: .
F. M. Lh co?
19
26
. 5
. 4
. 34
. 16
. 6
. 23
. 3
. 19
. 1
. 1
cows.
. 1
.. 26
. 7
v
1?
9
9
1
R
8
.. 4
.. 2
BULLS.
Av. lbs.
1103
1153
1205
1212
1130
1092
1070
1093
1056
1180
1116
1063
927
1035
1073
693
102S
1890
1180r
1890
890
950
1127
90S
1115
115?
,1111
119S
1180
1111 ,
1020
897
1005 .
1450
1440 ;
1360
Price.
$6.86
6.80
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.65
6.65
6.60
6.60
6.0
6.50
6.60
6.50
6.40
6.35
6.35
6.2S
6.09
6.00
5.00
Jan. .
Feb. ..
March
May ..
July .
Aug. .
Oot. .,
Nov. .
Dec. .,
Open. High, Low.
1070 1077 1064
1043
1097
1097
1090
1100
1104
1078
1089
1097
1050 1057 104$
io78 1083 ion
Close.
107476
1079 81
1088(3 .9
1098099
110405
11000!
1066(5 'Bit
1062&64
1081S2
Money and Exchange.
London Oct. 8 pnsols, Jf;.. silver,
29; bank rata, 4 per cent. 1
New York, Oct. 8. Sterling exchange,
long, 4.83; short, 4.88; silver bullion,
,VV
Ban Francisco, Oct ' Ji -Sterling ex
change, 60 days, 4.814; sight. 4.85?doc.,
4.80; transfers, teleg.. 5 per cent
premium; sight. 3 per cent premium,
San Francisco Grain Calls.
Ban Francisco, Oct. 8.-Grain calls;
BARLEY.
Open. Close.
December 142 142H
May 144 B 144 HA
Liverpool Wheat Market.
Liverpool, Oct, 8. Wheat:
Open, Close.
October . 7s 9d 7s 9d
December 7s 6 d 7s 4d
March 7s 4d 7s 6d
Barton A Co.
Butcher ....
&Co.
$6,25 J
H? ; Barton
0.(0!
uinon al ib.
; Barton & Co.
85
113
X
6.78
6.60 ,
B.50
6.50
6.00
60
. .220
EWES.
..184 95
LAMBS.
.. 66 66
..14 6$
Tuesday Morning1 (tales.
HOQS
Carstens Fk.
Barton A Co.
Union Meat
Union Meat -Union
Meat
Union Meat
11EIFER3.
Buyer: No. Av. Lbs,
Vrv. Co 81 218
00 Frv & CO 84 306
00. Severe & Weed.. 74 176
Prva & CO 1 260
$5.00 Frye & Co 81 329
4.25 Severe & Weed... 1 20
8.25 1 EWES.
$00
Co. 98
...37
... 3
81
1
1
.
(It
WETHERS.
Barton & Co. .v...-2Sg .
13
204
50
328
370
859
13
$8.60
: 8.85
: 8.50
, 8.60
T.50
8.00
4.75
347
133
Frysr Co,. 7
Wm. Shepard.... 15
',""....1 yad.rAffraos. gstes,-
STEERS.
Av. lbs.
480 -
Buyer.
Schlessler Bros... 1
Schlessler Bros. 2 1180
Schlessler Bros,. 1 . 920
. CALVES. ,
Schlessler -Bros.. X 150
4.73
4.76
$4.00
$5.75
5.75
Price.
$8.60
8.60
8.45
8.00
. 8.00
7.60
160
$4.00
Price.
. $6.50
15.00
3.00
V$3.50
ROGERS DEillES '
LAFOLLET
Says Report That Senator De
dared for Wilson Without -Foundation.
v
Madison Wis., Oct. $-Alfrea"Rogcrs,
law partner of Senator La Follette, de
clared her today that the report that
La .Follette had declared himself that
Woodiow Wilson for president, was
false.: -'l..
, "Any statement that Senator La Fol.
letts has declared for Wilson is without
fotmdntton-aidwRogrersr'nirtriei,mor8;
let It be understood once for all that
La Folletta will mak all announce
ments lie wishes to give ttut regarding
current Issues and candidates through
his magaaine, and hot. from tha public
platform." : ,
DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
RALLY THIS EVENING
ir sv
liiiSli...
iivrn -T'i ,j
liUILLIilLl.
Prosecutor' Miller, Continuing
" Opening Statement of Case,
..Severely Arraigns . Wiggins
and Young. :
Indianapolis.. Oct. 8.-When the trial
. , L. ll V. ...... , V. Tn.,il.tl.,,Mjl
Association of Uridge and Stm9lural
Ironworkers, charged with' Illegally ,
, .. v . .1 LJ ..... t,1rt. A . . 1 . ,
son, moro than 60 hotel Clerk" and hotel .
attaches were on hand ready to testify.
The government, Itras learned, through,
hoteT employes plans to trace ma
of the deft-mints during
, have bean
11
R COVER
r Range of New York prices furnished
by Overbed; & Cooke company; -
Uescriri'ioti (.pen l"h (,ow '('lot
Amal. Copper Co
Am. Car & F c.
Am." Can., c.
Am. Cotton Oil, c.
Am. Loco., c
Am. Sugar, o. . .
Am. Sinel't., c. . .
Anaeotida- M. Cor. :
Atchison, c
B. 4: O., o.
Beet Sugar . . , ,
Brooklyn R. T,. .
Can. Pacific, c, .
uentrai i.eatb.
I ' M. Jl W n
Ches. & Ohio.
Col. F. & I.,
Con. Gas. . . .
P. A R. a. e.
D. & R. O., p.
Erie, c
General Electric.
G. N. ore lands
G, North., p....
Illinois Central..
Int. Harvester. .
Tntr Met. c...;;
Int. Met., p
Lehigh Valley . .
K. C. South....
Louis. Jk Nash..
M. St. P. S. S. M.
M. K. : T., C. .
Missouri Pacific
National Lead.
Nevada Cons. , . .
N. Y. Central
N. Y. O. & West.
Norf. & West., c
North American.
North, Pacific, c
racirio m, a. uo
-Penn. Ry. .
P. O. Ll & C. Co.
Pressed S. Car, 0. . .
Readintr. c
do 2d pfd. . .
Rep,-1. & S.. c.
Rock Island, c
S. L. & S. F., 3 p.
ao 1st pro. . .
South. Pac, 0...
South. Ry., c.
Texas & Pac. . .
T:S,:L,.4W;e
union - fee., e.
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber, c.
u. h. eti. uo., c
4
Utah Copper
va. Chemical ,
Wabash, o
West. U. Tele.
Wis. Cent!., c.
Money
Total sales 394,600.
91
63
44
10 1
147$
"ii"
1HS
60
141
129
183
20?$
04 VI
76vJ
39U
163
45U
am
86
UVi
84
12914
S4W,
1
118
t74Vi
(53
113
8114
173H
'ii"
01
63
44
141
84
42
147
S7vt
183V&
1311
mi
65 M
in
39
16314
30U
46V4
67
22
117
3ft
116
84
180 K
34V4
125
1204
17
34'
'63
HSU
81H
iH1
64V4
78
65
90
61
43 1
0OT4
61
ill
44
124
-46 -
llOHIHOii
10ST4
275
10S74
275
81
141
V4
83
43
147
.....
36
183
49
141
129
M4i
176V
162 4
174
'83 V4
it
'63"
113
81
25
ila
'53
78
64
"4
1 4 Til 4--4
84
40
147
41
36
fl83
4!)
141
129
srr
64
176
29
162
147
30
45
67
22
117
36
116
184
3 4 'A
124
175
97
83
38 '
86
63
113
31
2511
13
173
89
64
78
64
47
4
81
67
4
OMAHA SHEEP inGHEIl
A Democratic rally will be held to
night at Warren .hall, Seventy-ninth
street and Base Llns , road, MonlaVUla.
The speakers will- be John H. .Steven
son; M. G. Munly, candidate for con
gress; Frank Schlegel and J. Woods
Kmlth, candidates for state senator;
Tom M. Word, for sheriff; Ogleaby
Young, for circuit Judge, and Frank S.
Myers. ..
Bamuel White, Will G. Munly and
John A, Jeffrey were the chief apeakew
at a well attended meeting In tho city
hall at St. Johns last night. Tom M.
Word, candidate for sheriff, presided.
Word made a short talk, In which he
said that if ho Is elected It will not be
r.eccssary for Governor ..West to come
to Portland to clean up the town; prom
ised to enforced the law -as he finds It,
and to put disorderly roadhouses out of
business.
Jeffrey, who Is a candidate for dis
trict attorney, said too many cases are
taken into the circuit .court, and many
of these should be weeded out In the
district attorney's office. White dis
cussed -the tariff and gave high prlase
to Woodrow Wilson as the kind of man
who is needed at this time to deal with
the problems of the nation, putting ths
public well are in first place.
Other speakers included F. 8. Myers,
Oglesby Young, Benjamin Brick, Jack
M. Yates, Richard W. Montague and J.
Woods Smith. .
NO AGENT AT PARKDALE;
COMPLAJNT IS FILED
Pslem, Or., Oct. I. A formal com
plaint was filed today with the state
railroad commission by O. M. Bailey
against ths Mount Hood Railroad 00m.
pany. alleging that ths company's train
servTci" ToPilasl7"m'iHmns11"lsT
minus of the road, was Inadequate, and
that the company does not maintain an
agent at Parkdale.
The
movements
the time they are alleged
involved In dvnamitinas.
District Attorney Charles W JWler
continued his opening statement to ths
Jury today. It Is probable that ha will
not finish until tomorrow.
Miller dftcussed McManlgal's cam
nalvn In Ht FRn grUinri. Hn churned that
compahled McManlgal to Springfield, '
dynamited April 16, 1911. Hs asserted
that Hlgglns boasted that tha explosion ,
oost the Boston local 300. -Then, ha
. . ... , . . . i, i
ford and wrote John J. McNamara that ,
Via.. V,nAn ttia,. a tirali luvtna tha !
AiinHftMAn for an allnl.V r :
in reviewing tne anegea nisroix ot
the McNamaras and their relations with V
irt it ma n ivao nva i r n v vmmwr'Ti rm
Miller declared that tha McNamaras had
l .1 . . xna.l in Oannn. '
for the purposa of dynamiting- tha-caflaV-Locks
and at tha same time steal dyna- ...
mite to carry on the alleged dynamiting
operations or ths ironworkers ia various
parts of the United States.
Miller said they discussed ths propo
previous to tha arrest of tha Los An
geles dynamiters. They had ordered
McManlgal to go down to PanamaTand
do the Job, but be refused to go at tha
time, and soon afterward was arrested.
COLONEL WOOD WILL -ADDRESS
WILSON CLUB
Colonel C & 8. Wood will talk on
"Woodrow Wilson" tonight at a meet
ing of the Woodrow Wilson Jeagua at
the Lincoln high achool. Park; and Mar
ket street. y
The league will emphasize US non
partisan rharacter by staging a dlsaus ;
slon of single tax, In which 11. p..Vag-.
riorf,' Democratic-Progressive . nominee
for-s ssessnr. will- uphold -the affhwa-
tlvs and Charles V, Galloway, a, mom--ber
of the state tax commission, will
support-:tr---measwe8nrrtBE(t -fej-'tha""
body of which he Is a member. .
Ladd fe-TiltOnBank
ESTABLISHED 1859
Capital Stock - - - $1,000,000.00
SiirpiuiandUnaivi.ie
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
i . -- - -rr"XZ
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks
Issued, available In all parts of the world
Corner Third and Washington Streati
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SURPLUS - $900,000
OLDEST NATIONAL BANK WEST OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Market lTp Dime With ImproYempftt
In Demand.
South Omaha, Oct. t. Cattle Re
.clpU i.t,00fti' Jiirkt 8tady te lowrr
steers, J8.25 10.00; cows and heifers
5.50(3i6.50.
Hogs Receipts 4400; market 5c hisrh
er at 8.?0g,75t4.
Sheep-Becelpts 4S.60O; market 10c
higher; yearlniBS, 4.bOHI.0( wethers
3.754.00; lambs; $6.25.50; ewes.
J3.25 ' 8.50.
KANSAS CITY LIrESTOCK
-
mauBPOBTATioa.
TABP0TAT10
Kansas City, Oct. 8. Ho.crs Receipts
1000; market steady; tops, J9.25.
Cattle Receipts 20,000; market Ec
lower.
Sheep Receipts 15,000; market)
steady. j
Baseball Notes j
S --. - "I -.-.. w 8
"If the Cubs had Knetser of -the
Brooklyns' said Jimmy Archer recent
ly, "we would win tha pennant hands
down."
Lejeune, the Grand Rapids outfielder
drafted by the Cleveland Naps, had a
trial with the Brooklyn team two-years
agti.
S
Rumors are traveling thick and fast
that Robert Brown, of Louisville, has
been picked to succeed Thomas J,
Lynch as president of the National
league.
"Germany" Schaefer, the Washington
cut up, hopes the scribes will not forget
to compare him with Eddla Foy when
onnsun sua rfya,, uua - . .
, it was Third , Baseman Baker who
put the ktbosh on the Giants last year,
and ths New Yorkers Will surely keep
an aye on Larry Gardner, who plays
third for. the Red Box, in tlje coming
championship , series. .
CTA MA IDA
"BS. PRINCE BUPEKT '8S. rEIWCB GEOBQI"
I.v. Seattle, Wash., Wed. and Sua. IS o'Olook, Midnight.
For Victoria. Vancouver, Prince RUpert. Htewart,
Granby Bay and Queen Charlotte Island Points.
"SS. PBIHCE A1BEBT"
Tri-monthly from Victoria and Vancouver to Prlnca
Rupert, Vancouver Island and Way ports.
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
Passenger trains leave Prince Rupert Wed., and fciat, at 10 a. m. for aotith,
Hnzeiton Tt. c. fiss miles). Returning leave South Hazelton Sun. and Thurs.
at 10 a. m.. arriving Prince Rupert at 5 p; m. i
Free Publications regarding Canadian homestead lands, business condi
tions, also business openings. -t.. t :
DOBSET B. SUITSt, O, P. A. X E. BTTBGIS, Gen. Agent, Psss. Sspt.
Phone Marshall 1979. CTTT OPFICB 69 5TH ST.. POBTI.A8D, OM.
5an t rancisco and Los Angelea
WITHOUT CHANGE.
S. S. Boss City Sails 4 p. M., Oct. 13.
ha Ban fisucace k Porilaua 8. a. Ce
Ticket Office 13a laird Bt.
Phones Kaia 3605 and A-3359.
bAN UtAA U&CO, LOS ANUivLJU
USD SAN 1)1 EG O DIKECT
K y i B P AOlTig 8, 8. 00.
8 8. BWAAUJB Od 8. 8. !U) 8U
Ever Wednesday, s'tdjrnately, at p. rs.
Ticket office lii-A Third St., near Alder
Phonsa Mala 1111, A-Ull,
MARTIN J. HlUUtlf. Pasa Agent '
W. H. BLU88KR, Freight Ag.nt
Steamer- HassaIo: for-Astoria
Leaves Portland Ash-street dock at
10-30 P- M. (daily except Sunday), ar
riving Astoria 6:00 A, M. and Megler at
7:80 A. M. Returning leaves Wegler
dally (except Sunday and Monday) at
H-30 A. M-i arriving Portland :0. M.
tin Sundays will leave Megler P. W.,
arriving Portland at 6:30 A. M. .
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
New Voxk, LonoBdrry and Glasgow.
Hw Vork, Palermo sad grsples,
Attractive rates for tickets between New..
York and all Scotch, English. iriMi, Con
tinental and Mediterranean Points. 8a
periot AaounuuodatlOB, Xacellsat uulsiue,
Xfflcieat Service. Apply for Beset vs.
tlon to-Jocal agent of Anchor Line r
HENDERSON BROS., Ueiterai Anonts,
Chicago, ill. , ' i
CUOS tiAY LINE
: BTBAMHB SBSABWAi-EB. -Calls
front Ainawoatt douu, 1'mnand, st
V, IB, ! WV. 4rV'il JWl, 4 m 41
worth dock daily uy to I p, m, Ps
llr'i.
ger tars first class $10, second clams )fa
including oei in sua inia. j ioki or
flee Alaswortii dock, Phones Main S S n
A-333S. Portland A Coon liay tiimiu
ship Lin. H J- Mohr. st,
T
Steam ciAnvil
r v Ciails from- C'oucr-tr?et Dook
? ''- Wednosdayf October S.
Pot sTewpot-t, yioranvs ssd H.taflo.
'V t'reigbi Snd tttn4mn
Frank BolUm. City Tl-n . IS ? ?
phona:-"4al ,! A- t,. I
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