.13.
r SALES Or I ! OPS ARE REPORTED ON COAST AT. 23 CENTS POUND
;I!EATISJ0;hI;I'!(!LLO!i!,,:
the onrcoij daily journal. Portland, Wednesday evening, :octo:::::.
RilflCil EGGS ADVANCE
TO 40 CENTS
FROfiTST.
Sales Are Made at Rise of 9 to 3
Cent Above Previous. High Mark
Trad Begins to Quote ' Pullet
Offerings at JJiffernitfal.
Today's Tro&M Trtde. .
Kgg market higher. , .4)
' . Cheee trade firm.
' ; .. .Butter is. weaker. - v- srs )
: Country meats slow.-.-: )
. w nop prices lifted.- . . " , i ..)
'Yakima sells potatoes. . 4
' i Onion prices firmer. .
r t Apple market soggy, ,
, The price of . freah ranch esss sd.
; vented Jo to 3a a dozen during the laat
24 hours along Front Street. Bales are
now being made at 1.0 it aoen for
f elected ranch offerings end the demand
is even betterthsn'supplles at this
record valu for the present period of
the season. ,
; One bf the very" Btenlf leant features
, of the local eg trade today was the
, 1 announcement by two of the leading
handlers' that hereafter thoy intended
..to grade their eggs more carefully as to
- sue as well ss regards quality.
Many pullet egga are now cdming
X forward and some of the dealers are
, making a differential ef (0 a doseh be
fc twea this prlco and -that for -the larger
efferngs. This is the smallest differ
. entlal existing onv the cuaat At ban
. f Kranolaco. there Is a spread of sUO a
doxeH butweea select pullet snd extras,
while at (Seattle the difference 1 said
., This differential Is-natural in View
v-of the fact that the pullet eggs are so
much .smaller than the others. The
- prica at tn present extreme - is so
high that much complaint is heard from
buyers when they ar given a large per
,-veni; oi.amau siaea . ...... :
. e- Kor some time the trad here has been
X figuring upon mak.ingtb.ls differential
1 neiween in two sues out not until
today did any of the dealers formally
announce .such a rrsovement. It is ex.
. ptcted to become general within a short
. time. f - .
Receipts of ranch eggs ar very small
i at thia Mm and the bulk of the trade
' continue In the eastern and local tor-
xsge i at jio to 93o a dosen lor best
. quanty. -'f-, ' y. -r
.3 . t ml,. hi . . , ,
INDIAN IttTNNKll, DUCKS
'.' Front street has run tip against the
- whit Indian Runner duck and on big
.nouse was v stung oy purcnssing tnem
for eklns. The trade will not pay
jmore for these than for the colored va
riety and tb, market is weak. -
" HEAV1' " PECEIPT9 OfMl5ATS,
-t'-r - v'CA .',"' 'vJ
Very heavy receipts of - meats ' are
shown in the Front street trade and the
market is generally weaken although
) Showing little chanae in prloes. In the
veal trad arrivals hav been extra
heavy -ecently. v Hog receipts ar now
the greatest for the season to data
, ON'IOX PRICES ARB FIRMER
"Tfrmer prices' are showtn for onions
. til tie Ideal' trade."? While the associa
- ? ion Is not asklnr over Il.aS f. o. b.
,Quntry points for supplies, en carload
J: f as purchased at an advance of 16c
'Shipments ar now being mad to Mon.
'.tana as well as northern and southwest
v ' ern points. ; 1 v.t-. -,.-.
t
' GROUND CHERRIES FROZEN "
. - - ' -, i h
' What Is hellevsd to he the last ship.
N menta of ground cherries for -the sea
eon have keen received in the looal mar.
kt. It is stated that the lest heavy
frost "caughf practically tha entire
4 FANCY SWEETS ARK STEADY
' While various prices are ruling for
X sweet-potatnea In, the local markets th
trade -for fancy ; of ferina- la holding
i steady -with most, interests ssking and
receiving Jc a pound for thle Quality,
Some off-yradw down to 11.80 per cental
YAKIMA POTATOES ARRITINO
Several cafe of potatoes, from Taklma
I hav been received In th Front-street
trade durlnar the last few daya Grow.4
' - lower prleea. than purehaaes esn be
'. mas in tn noma section. . tjuaiity is
good. . t . .' . .:.,.' ..:...
S FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS.
DOZEN
TODAY
i N lWesther bureau - send the following
notice 'to shippers)
Protect shipments as far north a
Pfattle against minimum temperatures
-. of about 0 degrees; northeast to Spo
iane. 14 degrees; southeast to Boise, II
' degrees; south to Siskiyou, tl degrees,
''Minimum temperature at Portland to
. night, about 44 degrees. '., u A , .
PORTLAND JOBBINQ PRICES
t i .Cv-; " 111 ;
-. ThMS prfra re' tboee at wMrh wbAlMalne
' ' , Stl) n rataUera. exrept aa otharwlte atated: -
BUTTER Afomlnal. Cream eulwa, ic
atc "reamery, HiS'tct Mitch bnhn, S2e. f
, KriGS-rNnminal, .Candled lArnl axtma, 40r
ili-t pnlleta, S5i"t erdlnarr renrtlad. 3Mr eae
niiini, o.iia iipi '"iTinf price, oac I. o. o,
, Portland; n, safSllo, ,
1,1 VK TPOl I.TIIY Hen.. UiaUrt aprlnrV
1 1; atatta, 1.1c; gee)', 12uj Pokln ducka. 14
Indian Runner. 10c) turkiT. Sir; 4reaae
1; ymm. Sl.M down.
, CHtKSK Nominal.
. rr
rath Oravnn fnv tnn
erram ta-lna and triplets, 17c; dalalaa, ITMe;
: inline Amirla, I He,
;i"m, nnii-ii-., ....
BUTTE It fAT Prodap' eric fa Pnrtl.nJ
; :4allvery-pr lb... JMe.
Hops, Veel sod Bldsa.
' HOPS Biiylna price, cboIm, K3p: prime, 2Sci
s niadlum to rlm. mc medium, SOn lb.
, WOor Nominal, 1WIS clip. Wlllaoiattn
' Vy eoaraa Cotawald, ' lOe lb. madluia sTirop.
; ablre, 1TI choice fancy leta, Ue Ib.i saatars
- 0reon, H(91c. . aeoordlns to ahrlnknco.
, CUITT1M OK CA8CAHA BABK-1DU, eat
' Jiit. Be; leas than car lota. 4t4o, . .
' MOHAIU 101 Nomto-I Sne. , v ,
, HIDK8 Dry bldea, 31tJ22e Ib.i greaa, Ifel
iaail8ci calms dry, 24(8251 calf salnaasl(
.or green.1 lTttlRet.greau bldaa, le kna has
,anltrd;'abeep pelta, aalted, ahenrtiifi, KjS30ei
drj, 10e,.'. - , ., .
(t'. Kaata Tlib tad yravialana, '
. PBtSSKO Id BATH golllna Drln rv,.nti-.
kllldl Hogs, fancy, 11V4: ordinary, Hci raiisk
...a and hear. 9c--, fnnry vesla, UdtHHt; ordlnarr
. llcj nour, il(J12c; laaiba, looj ruuttea, lOui
aonta, sta. ..J
I ' JIAWM, BACON. ETC. U. Bams, m22V4
br.akfa.t b.oon, 17tt03OM!j bulled ban. i
1 alrnlcs, IS t4C cottage (). '
-r hAKO Tlercaa tSi eosapooad, tlereai,
10"4e. ; . ;. r-
i , WBAT8 packing bouaa Bteare, Ms. afnek,
1 He. cowa. No. 1 atock, 12iiac; awaa, (4c:
i weihara. BHe: lamba, tiyjoj perk Mua, Soo
Srt.Krd boas, UV,e, , . .
k . OVHTEH&bolwater bar. per sallob I )
' r"l,0 ,b,.j;,T!' "i.s lmpis, per gallon,
' f ;B0; per, 100 lb. sack -,); canard, eastara,
SPOT jCASH FOR VOUR
- Ej"T3, Poultry, llot. Veal '
Net utkees f, h b. Portland: I rank ra)ly area
Bile do"n; dnlry butter, iic; ereamerr, Wflfj
brn.i. tHiaei aprine. UHTilSe; dueaa. 11
Hl-lf! fancy pork, Hxn41ci tomI, fanojr, 187J
14ej eaacara Imrkv Bo Ihv Mhlp aa fiira, o,,
and bliiea. Write for any prleea wanted, Caah
b7 reluru mall, rrleca In affect until furtliar
; nut Ice. ' ' " ; "
nV7T Ik CO.,
" .XOT.Front St., Portland, Or. '
Assets S0,80.0a. r i
APPLE- MARKET TRADE
IfJ-A DIZZY POSITIOII;
.OFFERINGS LIBERAL
Too Much Stock Ilaa peen ArailuWo
at Extreme Value Recently and
Shipments to Open Markets of the
East I4kcl to Cayse Fall.
The apt)! market today. aenerallv
epeaaing, is in a pomuon wnere it can
be easily, ruined... The free of farina of
supplies to the' open - markets ot the
eaac wouia unaoubtedly cauae a sharu
reaction In values, from which It would
be almost Impoaelbla to recover for
some time; u at ail. - j -
Just at present the annla market la Iri
strong, hands. Bom of the - biggest
dealers of th Atlantic seaboard have
ouugni nenvuy at very nign prices re
oently. Naturally these, interests art
not going to see the market get away
from them and force a loes on thalr nur
chaaea. Theae interests a re In a poal.
tlon to withstand any attempt to force
f rices lower, providing srrowers realis
hat they, too, must help by not offering
too freely Just now, - f . -....5v"
-The 1litimn nnnltlnn f Ida marlrrl
is very good. The extreme shortage in
in crop a c noma as wen as a u road, an
tends to faro Btill htahcr nrtnea. !
clally for th- better varieties or long
keepers. This being the caae It would
be financial suicide ' for growers to
fores their' stock upon the trade Just
now---a tim when it can leaat afford to
tak cars of additional offerings.. ,.
. Abroad'the inarkat la axtramnlv tmvnr.
able. , While jione of the better class
Fscirto northwest apples have yet ar
rived In England. shitmenta will aOn be
received. The trade therefor Is snx
lously - swatting word of - the' Initial
ncs on this fruit. Wrttlng from Lon.
on. a connection ef the- Northwaatern
rrult Exchange of thia eitv. ' aava oi
the situation: . -. , ... .
t The homo crop of apples Is not su
navy as last yesr, and is being mar.
keted much more quickly, owing to the
very poor crop of plums snd other stone
fruit. In fact home growers are send
a m ut.n TiHiuw - niwiowni,
Bramiey Seedlings and others which,
they usually keep till Peeember or Jan
uary. With a good many of them It is
important that they should market their
fruit as early as possible, and th fact
of baying no early fruit, leads them to
put all apple,' on th. market that they
1.11. - inn 01 cuuraa muai result r in
very much better demand for .American
apples.; Our msrkets will be practically
clear of good dessert varieties sf ter this
month except Cox Orange Pippins, whlcU
1 nut wry larga prop. ' . .
FOREIGN FRUIT. ADVICES
Oregon Fears Have-Arrived In an
f. Overripe. CondlUonK First tMl .
V: " . c fornlsv Aiwtowns Sold. "
Ths )ndon branch of the Northwest,
n Fruit Kxohanaa mnnrla inili mir:
ket conditions under data of Beptember
80 as follows: -
- French neara. are ow quits finlshel
snd English are a shorter Supply out
heavy arrival from Amarloa anil c.un.
ada more than compensat this, ' Ths
SMSlity is oaceptionally good and ths
emand in London continues strong for
food firm fruit, snd barrels of Nsw
, ork stats JBartletts In hsrd condition
hav touched , SU at auction this week,
Neveriiieiesn as Indicated in our re
Cenv, cabled adVicSs.- w feel 'confldent
that theae extreme nriaaa will ahnrtiu
be followed by a reaction. However,
this may -not materialis mntil after
no i wees, asoat oi.tii peaia on the
market have been on the rips side and
vnrjr - lenaer ana nave aoia aow. - Ta
carstf Roaua Kivar BartlAtt w. nM
here .this week, . On osr of whole boxes
srrlved In very poor condition snd waa
Immediately sold st auction. Th other
car MvnmoiBU ,u nmu wr. Tnes WCt'S
cent ripe etid tender. Where th fruit
was in good firm condition It sold read
11 y at from I2.3S to per half -box,
whereas sny fruit that waa soft and
rip found a slow.sai at 10s to ll...
Chester and Olaagow has been decidedly
f Appies--nythln
rthlnr showing color has:
good demand and has
af actory prices. , Ther
met witn a '
broualrt satis:
have been some fins samples of Warn
ers King and Bramley's 8eedlinga in
tha market. Moat of tha fruit. hwav
has been hard, immature, and lacking
coigr. imr every indication tna
w shall be able to handle a larc ouun
tlty of horthweat boxed apples at very
satisfactory, prices , this . season. The
first arrivals, of, California Newtown
Pippins wer- sold " in- Liverpool tHs
week, . English growers ar diaposed ti
fore their fruit. on .tha markat Kfnrl
it is fully matured, This may be ac
counted for because they are short of
munny or r arraia ox . American snj
Colonial-competition' later, and at the
present rat 01 marketing , tne crop
, ' , , - " -
- , Seattle Predoee Market.1
-Seattle. ; Oct. l.-Bggs;. -select ranch,
46cr April storsge, lo. . . ; ,
. Butter, . Washington oraamary - tubes,
14c: city creamery bricks, I5e;.' fresh
eaatern, I8ifflc; Oregon, tOllo.
Cheese, Tillamook. J7e. Tounr.Amer
Onions f Caliornla yellewy 1 tie Ib.f
Walla Walla 14; local. ll.taLoO per
PotetofS, local, itiO Taklma ferns;
(Be eaa; Id.M) doaeo: aaatars, In abtlL Sl.TEtt
,i riSIln-Nomlnsl. j Drauaif (Uiiiidura t.i. h.ll
fcut, 7(lc; atrlpad bata, ITc; Chinook aalnna.
Be; etealhaads. )f wilea Ts lb. sbrlinps,
lJHoi perch, g lb. I lobsters, (Oo )b. black
baaa, iot; aUvet ' smalt, cf shad, Scj black, cud,
WV si.is iss aw, aeiasjatv in . .: '
CBAB-Urge, 41.T5! medlom, i doses.
' Orsosrlss.
BlCsVJapan etyla, ho. :'l. eUQSUei Kaw
Orleana, btd, ltto1i Creole, lite. . ..
BUG AB Cub. 13.TS powdered, 15.86 1' fro It
or berry, ! bnt. dry granulated
fB,8A; D rallow, 14.05, (Above quotations are
4V ""J" IMC MWH I f t v
noKRV New. 1TS par eaae. -
' DEAN'S Small arhlta. I-Be: Ura mMU
Hai slog, 414i Umas, Slief ploka, e ert
SALT Coarse, balf gronnda, 100a, 110 MS
toe; 00a 10.T! table' dairy,, BOe, 118; loa!
flT.BOi saltat S2.25 eitra fine barrala, 2s, Be
bob avs, eu.oiwa.uu, lump met, sw.eu par loo,
- aruis aaa Tagaiapisa,
rRESH FBUIT8 Orausea, OOB00: be
nanaa, 4He per ih.t imon, asj jimea,
11.60 per lot; , grapatrslt, California, SS.BOi
plneapplea 6Q7c lb.: cantaloupes, t2.0Oig2.Toi
paarbea, fancy, flOiftToV) ordinary, fiOftfSAc; wa'
lb. baakat. other varletlee 16cuU-Hu; peara,
Jl.BO-a.1.75. . . .
VEGETABLES Tumi pa, 11.00: beats. II
carrot a, 111 paranlpa, 11,60 saek: cabbage, II II
a
Wl.RO meal Tomatoaa, surninoo hoj airlne
bunobae; pappera, ball, iOttoi lettoea, 0
(12 Ac doaaui eelerr, eou7Set egg plant. Tel
eaullflnwoa $l.sa dowel rhubarb, local, ( )!
artlebnkaa, Tbe deaan: aprouta, 10 b; antnacb.
local. He ft).! peae, i$U; graaa cars, J0dl2)f
per doaea. .
BERKirS Slaekbarrlas, lJ3t bucklebar
rlea. am lb. . ....... . k .
AnpLKB-tlng apples, ll.O0C8.00j eeoklni
PpOTA!oKa Sailing pries: Ertre ebetee,
l.i5; choice, S1.15; ordinary, fl.jo aacki buy.
iua prloa, aarloada, 76(aiaBe . couutry palatal
awes
111, W ID. ' . .
IXIONS Jobbing erlee, li.TBs carload buy.
price, 11.83 f . o. Kabipplng atalloa; garlic,
' OX
ln. r
giufic lb
UNXKRD OIL nw bbla. 60a par sal. t kat
tie bollrd, bbla.. SIC cal.i raw eaaea, 64o; belled
csaea, odd gal.t lota ef S00 gallona, la 1m:
oil rake meal, lit par ton. -WIHTK
LhAU Ton lota, 8e par Ib.i BOO lb,
Iota 8a pur lb. 1 1 Iota, 8 Vie par lb. .
Oil WKAl-rarioad lola, frsf. ' - :
Ttni'tMINto In ca, 1m; wood barrel!,
T'lej Iron barrels, Wo par gallon; 10 esse lota,
70, ",''.''. r .
BETTER DEMAND NOV
M FOR HOPS
SALES AT 23 CENTS
Market Shows Considerable Activity
In Oregon, California and Wash
ingtoni Foreign Interest Is Much
Afore Keen Today, v ; : '
Conalderabla artivllv 1 miaihawii In
th Iton trad durins the laat 21 hours
ana several thouaana Dales wre re
ported taken In 'Oregon, California and
Washington..- For atrlctlv toD aualltv
Oregon hops, 83s is today being quite
freely offered and paid by local Inter
ests snd ther wttts. Indications of la
creasedk activity at this price unless
trrowei'l become too bullish and hold for
a runner advance,
Orders now coming are both for do
mesticand foreign aocount. Thar IS now
conalderable interest in the Kngliah
trade 'for hona and while sum dealers
report their inability to interest roreian
vrs as high as Sic a pound net to grow
ers. (others say they wrsettlna bus!
ness at thl price and are liling their
Orders. 5 - sj,-.--,
T. A. Llvealer A Co. of Balem. Harry
A. Hart of this city and McNeff Bros,
are reported as purchasers of large
piocks or nops curing tne laet x noma,
McNef f Bros, purchased 200 " bales ' at
Yuba. CaLi- at ilOo for crime to choice.
They also purchased the Hall lot of 113
bales at Sonoma and th Ross-lot of 7J
bales at the ssme plaoa While the
price for both of theae lota was not
inaue vuoiie it la Known to be better
than 20o. Th sam oeoDle also our.
chased 26ft bales of primes in ths tk.
ma se9iion at suo, ,
Stock Suffers Net Loss of 4 Points
Owing to -the Disappointment -Over
Meeting. - ' ,
Nsw Torlt, Oct . Union ' Pacific
shares wer hammered today and the
closing -was a net toss of 4 points from
resterday. It is now generally believed
hat tha rilan for tha diatrfbutlon of
th Union Faeiflo surplus ha been In
definitely postponed. , This caused ' in
.eiiM selling praeaure A inai iio ang
affected -tha reat of th market.
Railroad earnings made public today
were aomswhst improved- over former
statemente. Northern. Pacific report for
'the -year ended Juno SO showed a sur
48,511. or 1,6 osr esnt on outstanding
securities, ' LiSBl year in e snowing was
7.9H ner ceM-on ths same amount of
Stock, i:-;;!-'?-.',, :-'t.,-.v.-:,1,;...wi:.i;i
.Illinois Central gross earnings Tor
September Increased 210,123, while the
Northern Pacific for the same period
incrwiea IS, BIB. - ':- -:-
-Directors of the Westlnghouss Else
trio company war reelected at ths
annual meeting or tn stocanoiaers,
" Ranee of Naw York nrlcaa furnished
by Overbeck Cooke Ca, 214-J17 Board
or -jraoe puiiatng: -
lOpeoBlrS
1
Arnal. "Copper Co.
Am. Oar roosdry, e..
AnaT ae, e.:k, ,.,,i,
Ami . Car. Dfn
75 175
us
am. Cotton Oil, ,...
Bfl
au.,. v., a' -..i
Aaa. Smelt,
mi
66 4a
Am, ainalt, prfl.
Am. Til. A Ttl..u.;
10 .
hat
Anacopsit Allulog Co...
WV4
Aicoiao, i.c,,,,,,,.
IH
AlOuuHin, pr . a..,,,,,,
b. o., .,.,..; j
weei sugar ............
Bethlebam Steel, e..,..
Ilraoklya Rapid TrMlt.
rt 'A
uanaataa raeirie, c
23-,
tuitra, ayvsinrr,
' Jii .,,,,,
O. W pM
c.. M. It tv Paul,-.,-.,
10H
'
7V4
inaespeait uuo.,.,
Oolo. Fuel 4 troa. e...
Consolidated Oaa...,,,,
Krla, ; 2d pfd. , ,,,.t ,.
Ueneral Eleotrle
HI V1U ...a.
u.. n.vre ano..,..
ire rwruritiev .,
IlliDOls Central
Int. Met,, pfd.........
Lehlitb Valley ........
Kansas City Snntharn.
UnUafllle i A Naabvllla
10s
00
13
34
134
Mo., Katwaa e Tesa..
Mlaaonri Pacific
Nevada Oaoeplldated.,.,
SO
1B
new navso ..........
Naw Yark Ceatral
Korthera Pacific,- f..i
feno. Railway
. . ... v. .JW. . ,
Ray Orma. Copper.
Reading, " a. .. . , A . ;.,
Kepablle Iron A Steel,' e
Hep. iron steal, era
Rock Island. e.....T...
Reek . lalead, pfd. ..... .
Hoathera Paelfle, ,.,,,
noutnera Keiiway, 4;.,
Southern Railway, pfd
Tana, Oopnea ......
ai
t nion rarine, ..,,
1'nloa Paeirte, pfd a e '
U. 8. Rubber. ..
V.. a. Steel Co.,
D. g. Mteel Oe pfd...
1&8V
81
SOU
50
ioe
105
JJtab topper.,....,,..,
Virginia Cbamlcal,,.,,,
OK
SI1
rteatern I aion lei......
Weatlngbouae Klaetrle,,
Wliweniln Central, e....
lolal Sale a,Jl00i
8V4"
9
aha res.
EASTERN FRUIT MARKET
Oregon Cornice rears Sell at 92.60
1 for Full Boxes on the Hew ;
' i'ork Ancyon. ;
Chicago.- Oct. -B.Thmuah ? ' anntlnn
today car Oregon Howells for aooount
siewan jtuh company, ti.ib to il.Ti,
average 1.40; ff cars Colorado Jona
thans, extras, 15.26; fancy, 11.00;, choice,
11.50; one car Waahlnglon Jonathans,
, ea.vv, .,jijw uini aukiiu tfQiiuKnans
extras. 12.26: fancy. I1.20i cholcn 11 ar
cars California, one Colorado, one New
ion rears 1 two ears ULsn iveiiia.. hka
to II. 0: DleL ll.lfi! Kaw Ynrlc nura
I blanket ,
New York Through auntlnn tnrlsv a
car California fruits, two csrs Wsiii
inaton pears-, six cars Waahinatnn
peaohes, II ears Oregon peara. two cars
uregon prunes, lour cars jaano prune,
one car Idaho prunes and Jonathans:
California Nells 11.25. halvaa 11 or
Comic IS.10, halves t.0ii; Forolle
li.su; waanington Anious .I3; Neils,
11.81; Bonn, I2.90; Qlelrgeau. 12.11: An.
oub,. 2.7. halves. 11.86; Idaho Joita
hans, 2,i0, - - -
KOBTinVEST BANK STATEMENT
" . ' "aeesssiejafaeese. . , i
rertlaad Banks'
riearlnaa : ; . Thia week, ' Tear aao.
Wednesday ....... .ll.".5.eS.(U , tl RTrt SIMaa
Tueaday ............ J.HU.RTS.dt - U B2A.nno.M
ftumaay ,, .,'ateS.TaS.W . 3.2rl,00Jia
Week to 4ata,.....7.B3S.TNft) ST,428.870.T1
Jloncy and Exchange. .
London. Oct. 8. Consols, it ilK.liM.
silver, JSVadi bsnk rate, t per cent '
New York. Oct. 8 Rterllna arnhm..
long. 14 81 H short. 4.8H, silver bul
lion, toTac.
flan Trsnclsco. Cat.. Oct. . Sterllne
exchange, 80 dsys, It.SO'U: ala-ht. 14. Ho:
doctinieiitary, I4.80W! - transfer, tele.
graphic, 9 per cent premium; sight, tiar,
SO
HAMMER UNfON PACIFIC
SV.1NE PRICES V.-EAK
mm with
LOSS OF A DIME HERE
Tops Are Down, to $8.tjO Today and
, - Greater Jxinsoa Are Shown At All
points In the Iaat; Chicago Down
20 Cents'.CatUe Are Uetter.
V VJ: f ; 's- .. , .1 yhi .i,-i fv'.;;
:
Today's- nog llartayta,
"i ,'1''i'''f1-:'''V'',-'iVl''.-1'Tops.
. -ChloaCO' i'l ,Tf. a"i ai a'.iM- '
North Portland i.0 '
Kansas City 1.(6
South Omaha ,.,.,,,...., 1,00
e e a
PORTt-AKO UVG8T0CK RUN.
' Hota Cattla.tialaea.Sb.eei
'P.
nroofiiiir ......... anu
P.41
Tueaday 540
Monday , .. . ...... . 13t
8aruruy as i
UN
SMI7
0
id.1
a
Friday ...---.- , 71 M
j ouriaay - 57 - bS
17.
v. , . .
18
' 812
115a
rvaes aai
aao t:t t ISO
Y ear aco w Bod ' - SIT :
Two years : ago -.
SS " US
It was a very bad day for hog prices
at all American stockyard centers today,
and to war prices were forced at praott
cany ail points, txvcally th trao be
an to fast real weakness, although ths
underton of tha market has not been
vary good recently, notwithstanding ths
fact that a few strictly tops have been
purchased by killers at exrrems values
In order to cover their purchases of low
priced stuff. Bwlno market values her
recently have been erratic-; Various
prices hav ruled for similar quality.
and the differential has at times been
great. Tills is only shown wnen condi
tions ar not stable.- Duriner periods of
firmness ths built of the sales are, eith
er mads at extreme values or within a
mora fraction -of thm.-v':;''''ft v ,"'
Thars was omy a smau run or nogs
in tha North Portland vara a for the
day, but the best of these went'eround
I8,o0, or a dims peiow tn xorraer ax
trtme point. w-v..:i- :-.
At Chicago there was a snarp toss or
2 00 in the price of bogs during the day.
Kansaa Clt
cy nog maraet , ruiea weaa,
with a loss nf
1 10 to lbtu.
. South Omaha host prices were cut so
to 2 60 for the-day.- .''''-j'''-;;--'i'--t'-r'--r
Today general ho market rgr:, ?
Too killers ................I S.IO
Oood -and Jlght 4.r4-,v-t.(0 S.6t
neayy , ... v ..... a , 1 " !
Mougn ana heavy ........ j. .aow7.7
" aea we7 i,.iw
Soma allaht Imorovement Is shbwlna
in ths market tor cattle at North Port
land. There was only a small run for
the day .and nonej yesterday. While
there was a rather heavy run Monday,
th week's totals to date wer under the
average. .-: ,..', ..-,.-:.,, - .'
There were no extreme quality oirer
trigs In ths cattle market for the day,
therefore top price) were not tested. On
th other hand, tha cull stuff that cam
forward sold about' dim above pre
vious figures obtainable for th gam
class 'of stuff. v-.-v --,'-.. -- v'
North Portland was almost alone in
its-strength of th cattle position today,
aha. eanaral Ilvaatook markets of th
eountry showing considerable weakness
and -most of them lower prices. -.
At Chics go tnera waa a weaagr tone
in the cattle trad generally with a logs
of a dime in the price.
jtangaa tiximiirM;WM. wpa
with a loss of 10c from yesterday.
south Omaha eattl aales wars aner-
aliy at a loss of a dime,y Ae .
- Today's general cattle market range:
Haat ataars ............... .J7.76t 7.15
Ordinary steers .,,-. .i v I s?
Poor steers ..,,,....,. s.757.S5
Bast heirers .,.,,-,....,. sea
Best cowa ,.o,..,.r..M.?,'l,,::;: f-itl
Medium 1 cows . .: :
3, tin
Poor- cowa .- n??:
Fancy atsgs ..,..-,.......,.,.,.4..:.
Fancy bulls ........ . , ,.,,-;.
6.60
Ordinary- bulls 4.59
Prims light calves 8.60
.0
Prime" heavy . . ... -. ; : . . v t4.0
7.60
1 SaV SHaasaaa u iaoy. ,
Whlla . aome reDort a .fractionally
aiaaiaa ton in the mutton trade at North
Portland, th general idea today is that
th market I steady around previous
average prices. iThr was quite a lib
rl run ovaruiau 1, uuv am vi. yn'
came
-oiraot 10 kim
lore.
vieavv ahinaaent of eheeo sre reosrt
ed from variobs Oregon points to other
sections.' A special to The Journal from
Terrebonne today reported . th ship
ment of II cars Of sheep from there
today. There -we' a. total of 1000 head
At qbioaso tii'-yt'
in the mutton irsuie genenuiy, .touay,
-.1... k.U. dAtt Irnai
uiiura vii mm".. . i
Kansaa City sheep market was steady
at former prloes.
South-Omaha hep market showed
weakness with a toss of 10 , to 16o In
th price. .: '-'. . .. ; ; ' '
Today's general mutton market rhg
Best Boring lambs -.j.-' ';j5 !i
Ordinary ' lambs ; , . , . . 1.71 6.00
Tearllnga ,
Old wethers .... , . . . .,.. .lijt.t
ITanar. aaoa ................ I.BUoTI.y
Ordinary ewes v...,.....'.-. .7I.2
. Todav's Llvwstoek Shippers.
" Hogs William Block, Dsy ton, 1 load
Arlington juumper o., vqnjor, x iou.
CattleC. B. Prlndle, Condon, I load;
Laller , Broa' Oataway. t .load fJF. ft
Blsok. I load;.. "'-i.''":'''' .": :-f i
t?heep--K. B. 01111am,, 'routdals
loads." ? ': - '- ---v
Mixed atuff Frd B. Deolrer, Qervais.
1 load nogs ana sneep oiroct to union
Meat uo.
hogs and
C. H, Farmer, McCoy, 1 load
sheep; If. J. Harris, CulTsr. .1
load nogs, cattle ana carves.
following were the - receipts
date at ; North Portland thia
of Hvaateek to
year eosipared
with tbe eeaaa period in leili
1U1S
iil
Jaa
Oata
B6, 708
, 70
104
Hoes ...'..lfll.TM
I.liaa .rmm
Cst tie ,.'. oa.axi
m A .n a mtk AiiMt r . .....
Calrea
bheep
.... S.7S:.'f; X.W -,,..300,
.187 ' 1SI.A60 '
- Tseeday Aftaraoaa Bales.
SS.707
uoos. ,
See Hon. , No
Ave. tbe. ,
SIS
. , inn i
Price.
Areaon ,,..,.,..,.,. 00 ;
Oreana 70
Oregon 31
S.70
e.ae
7.46
15.00
4US
4.t0
: 4 lo
basins, i
,.S1
OresoB
Ores oa
....... a.ia
WXjTHKBaY
....... at
Orefos -Oregon
Ore job
JOS
101
.J..170'
IEWBH.
sa .
OS 3.b
Wedsaaday MernUig . aalas,
STEERS. 1
Heetlnn . . No. Ave. rba.
Prloe.
Orege
Oreroo
Oregon
Oreoa
Oreaoa
Oreaoa
Oregoa
................ lJ itao
I , ., 1 1H0 .
...!..".......!' ''iota
eo
. S 60
0.00
..........a,....
, ... . ......... .
I
SIO '
I
00 J
Mw
lu3 .
,.a.i
0M0
114.
.1048
lfM B
, lli.MI
'000
';S70
1230
'1 - i. -;rt")
S7
a
n
14
14
sod
23
, t es
7.0
''""cows
OrArfOll .ajr w-ev. .4 -
OrWtt .a.Vksas.t a
- IS 71-
a ec
SBO
. OBO
' , S CO
.. B.BO
I
O.Otj
5.S
' It
$4 70
4.7Q
fa.eo
a 00
7.00
Oreaoa
Oreaoa
Oreana
........ w
s e e . m,- W
."""I!"".. ' s
....... i
CALVES.
, BULLS.
(IregoQ
Oregoa
Oregoa
Oregoa .....
t
LAMBS.
Oregon ,.....
r,:::t:Vt
oregoa .
BOOS,
Oreson
r 79
Oreaon
Oregoa
. . .
1
8 '
' Many Sheep Shipped.
Terrebone. Or.. Oct. 8. Thlrtv-one
cars of sheep wer shipped from here
Uiday, a total or sono hal. nr this
number 0000 went to North Yakima, and
tho remainder to Toppentah, '
GflAIM TRADE IS NOV
MASS OF V.'EAKtiESS
AS WELL AS DULLNESS
Little , Duslneas ' Reported at' Any
Point or in Any ' Linej Bayers
Are Trying to. Protect the Trice
. of Oats at Present Time. , . '
.v-, .
' AUSTKAXXA WBtCAT 0BOP.- '
Vydney, Australia. Oct. avTb whsat
outturn of .th eomiaa' harvest f may
roach 100,000,000 bushels, and as a eoa.
ssonenos pf yoeat rain prospects. have)
greatly 1 proved. - X.aat year tha arep
was 8,ooa,ooQ bashsts.
fORElGJJ-WHKAT MARKBT, r .
Lirerneol Wbest elesed tettHd higher. !;,
Antwerp Wheat rloaed. o blgber. i';tvJi-';.
Berlin meat ckuwd o tnm,,---A.ffK
Buuspeet-Whest ctoaad SAej-.kraerfft
' WHCAT CARGOES FIRMER, i "
Leodoa. Oct. awWbaat . eeraoaa on -aaaaaaa
giore firmly bald. , .
t&gutu ana rreo.cn cnontry narteta eay. :
-Cars-
Wheat. Barley, i lour, ate. Jiff,
Monday ..1
Tneartar ..
1'iH
124
Wedneaday
6
Year see .... Ill
Heaaoa to date 0420
Year ago ....B17I
Th entire grain trade is s mass ot;
weakness and dullness. v Wttla trade is
reported at any point ' in- tb; Pacifia
northwest, . glf hough at som J places
there ig more of lees Offering; by grow,
ers who ar becoming frightened at the
present inactivity of ths markets, - -,
OLeadlng barley Interests are disgust
ed with the almost laek of demand for
supplies except at materially lower
prices than have been In effect here,
On the basis of what Ban JTranoleoq
has been offering recently, the price of
No., I feed should not be above 124. a
ton tidewater track basis. There is
nothing at all showing In the brewing
barley trade. - -'.'. f.
Unormous arrivals ot oats are coming
forward to th looal market and further
weakneaa la gathering In that .trade, al
though prices in general . were- not
changed for tha day. Most Of the deal
era have liberal supplies on hand that
wars purchased at better prloes. there,
for are protecting th market all they
can, although few ar Inclined to take
On additional supplies at ths moment,
Mlllstuf fs are almost a dead letter so
far as outslda business is concerned.
There is absolutely nothing doing in
this brsnch of ths trad at th moment,
Wheat prices ars steady to easier, .
: 1era,1 .r,n Snr", Pst
WHEAT NomlnaJ nroducera' nrlces.
track; basis: Club, 78c; milling, blue
urn, si waso; -ruraey rea, atcj lorty
fold, 7oi red Russian and hybrids, f
77e: valley,-7o bushel. - v -BAHLKY-
Nominal produeera' prices.
track basisr Feed. i4O)4.0; brewing,
izo.oo ronea, fie.eu per ton.
T OAT'S New, feed, tl milling, $11.10
per Mn-'i';?''.-'';'.,''''''''.'''- -v.
r iAurv-aiiing nricJ;i raient, st.ioj
I8.8sa4.10; port IMS l.70; bakera',
4.SOw4.70. " -r . . ..' - , .- '. ,
HAY -Producers' prlcesi Willamette
valley timothy, fancy, H4014.SO; east
ern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy, lilts
l.v; locat airaignt,
Je.su; auaua. . siztrisi vetcn ana oats,
llatll: clovar. ilo ner ten. ..
MtLLBTUPFS Belling price: Bran,
2it mtoqunae. aoi snorts, me psr ton.
"GRAIN BAOsV-Nor X Csloutta, Hi
CLiOVEH SHIOTV-Buylng priss: NO,
red, eountry points, I ft C, Portland,
voj Aisiaa, 1IW1I k . -
; ; OMAHA WVESTOCK LOWR
Hogs Be, Ottle 10c.' and Sheep 10
, to lae Down in the Yards,
. (Bneelel t XTae Jeeraal.)
loolh Oai.lia, Nab,, Oet. I. Cattle, 4B0O;
market , ataadr t 100 Wer: ateers. S8 7Ba
9.1 cowa anrj ha If era, T 8fi7.BO.
, Sbeeo. 47.0001 market ataadr to lOelIRe leer.
er jearllnge, (S.B04jS.4B; wetbere, 14.8904.00;
lambs, f7.OO07.sut awea, I4.004J. '
nuga, DVWf waraei ec aiwer ai ei.sous.W,
CHICAGO ,1100 PBICES OFF
Market 18 to JEOo Lower for Day i
r ' " Sheep Are Down Dime.
' rhlease, ;0ot; 0. Heea. 13,000; left erer,
S.1S2; run rear ago, 10. 000 1 jnsrkat llfltoe
lower! mined end eutchere', f7.aBttS.TO;- gornl
and heavr, ff.OBtR.5; rough and keevy, 17. 48
ajftoo: lUrhf, I7.85ffl8.70,
Cattle, la.OOO; market steady to I0e lower.
Sheep, 00,000; aaarkat lee lower, i -
KANSAS Cnr' HOGS DBOP '
;. .-.'.. -J . 'i. . ''A;' ' . I ,f- ', . f .... - .'.'
Sales Made ai Loss of 15 and SOc
. Cattle Down ioc Again. . .
Kenaas City Wo., Oct. , Bog. lt,0A9 SMT.
at 1B120 leweri tow, f.B0. , .
" flattie, 11,0001 market lie lewef,
: Sheep, 18,000; market steady. ,
San Prsjielttco IedqMjifarketv f
8sn" Francisco, Oct. .-Whsat. club,
fl-47VEU: northsrn bluestem. t.fO0
H) Turkey red, 11.00 1.01 f; red
Buselan, fl.47H0l() fortyfoid. fl.llMk
Barley, good to choice, feed, fl.lTUfa
1.40; lower grades, fl. 1091.26; shipping
ana orswing, ti.ivvi.i9,
Butter, extras. Stc; prims fi
firsts, lOe;
Bggs, extras, 47e; select pullets,
II He; storage extras. 80o.
Cheese; Oregon, 16e; Young America,
1 7c,-California, 1I11IV4o; Toung Amer
ica. ISHOlOc; eastern.-lmOlOe.
r'otatoas, per cental, delta whites, 7lq
lj ianoy, Hftl.lOj -BaUnas. l.7l
1.80; . Or'on uurbanks, i ll.Zoi.JQ;
sweets, fl 1.10, ' -"-t . .' -i
Onions, per cental, silver skins, 11.15 O
1.40. y ,.s "
'' '"'r m.' 1 "-''y .;"V:y
f ; Potatoes to Texas.
fffneefel t Tlie Innrnei.ft . '
4 Cove, Oct. S.- Or, IJIlle today . shipped
seven carloads of potatoes grown on his
ranch near Imbler, to Texas. .Ther
were 2200' sscks. mostlv of tha Onld
Coin variety, for which he will receive
li. as per nunarea pounas.
New York Cotton Market. '
Open. High, low. Close.
Januarv .1300
13ZI . 1803 isisiftZQ
1828 j 1310 1227
March! .....1117
May 1117
July jiioo
October .-. ,1180
December , .1881
leO 1812 1821.28
mo ; i08 ' lsifcuil :
bb 1S . 1381Wn3
1140 - 1811 1837039
J.C.VILS0N&C0.
NEW T0RK8TOCK EXCHANGE
NBW TORK COTTON EXCHANGE '
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
' rOKTLAND OFFICE i
BSt Oak ., Oroand Ploor, X-ewis Bldg.
aTaoaa-.imiarnaia amil, ja-atWT.
toeks, TOends, Cotton, Grain, Eta, '
S1S-S17 Board of TraSe lw''"e. !
DIRECT PRIVATE Vi-i3
W-'VA;A.v 1 "of. 4
';,;: H .. li , i t
Ml'!-.'aim..'StS f; 07f
"S4S ' - wo ?.'' 4. sw
.', .v'.'.'.. , ;,t-'v w . r ,v
TO;;ULL EJ:C!llf:G3;::r
Members' Chlrapo rrd of Trna,
Larreeponrlenta cf 1 ' n i..r,i,
. ; Chtcaaio, Naw aork.
Clilcago Options Lose 9c at Closing
After loss of a Fraction at '
," .'the Opening. '
; Chicago; Oct. t. Closing prices for
wheat options . today were H a bushel
lower than 1 yesterday. Opening prices
war off a, fraction.. Ther was general
dullness , snd ' Weakness in th trade
today . and ' while a fractional advance
wa made after the opening,' th mar
ket sagged heavily afterwards with De
cember down to ths low mark at S6q
and May-at ."' ? -t--y--'
Broomhall cabled from Liverpool that
the American - cablea yesterday and
strength tn Winnipeg caused lighter of
ferings at. the opening and Valuea were
unchanged, notwithstanding large Rub.
aian and .-Canadian offer and better re
ports front Argentina, . Latter support
developed on the firmer Canadian offers
and continued dryness in India : snd
heavy-buyinsr by France and Mediterra
nean countries, cargoes ar more firm
ly held end' the fact that continental
countries are profiting largely by the
liberal worlds' shipments is sauslnf sp
prehension her. .y
' Rang of Chicago prices furplahed by
Overbook: A Cook Co Sl5-817 Board ot
Trad, building;.;., . r s? ; . :
Month i.:r'S""Ones;V HIh,'''f,w,'l'Crnee.
pee.- ',4. sak. .v'-M SS cfi" A
May I.......,; li '' ifiv.viui V,;,W)J A
': V'CV' - COBJf. ,':'...'-:' ' '5
Pee. -,.;.,... 1 m ;",!' est u
May Tij:; Tltt ;toA A
July 70 70;-; 70ia'? 70ft
v't'.;''i:r.f';i'' OATS. '-' - ;vi'v""'
tee.!.i,:w.'41w ;s; 4tH'.404 sjaoU S
star,
4 W - '44W;-. 44)4
laa.t ..:,V.iesf . 1WS i-J'lSflO'
MW ! -a,...'.!'.!"? 1S ,'105
' ' !' -i. I ;' 'I .- ' -': liARU. ' .
Oe. . ,.r-e..,.1081l 10a .: 10.15
: 4 ' ' ' -'
i i'-.lS70 :
.-; IMS i
,! . ,'.-'
' 1MI
K lotiT ' J
May':,g..o.,10v5..'-' 107 .f- 10(15
-"e 'T
H1HH. !
KJOSO y,.
i; iwt
": 1W7
Oct.
Jin.-;
May
.,.. ....107S
1WIS
i. 1047
1075 ; JOWl
luM.C'lW
. low . JOS7
iAte Berries' Profltable.
Cottage Grove, Or.,' Oct. a. Shipping
eight or ten crates a week, for which
he is now receiving crat. J. A.
prophet Is having . another profitable
sesson with his strawberry patch. About
very other day he drives in with his
shipment, and at the end of the week
he gets his check for MO or $40. H
twnsioer mis a pretty rair return rror.i
one crop, and by irrigation he gets 1
revenue rrom nis patch snout seven
months-of the year. J lis berries are
large and Solid, and arA in arreal rlamanrl
pa th Portland market. ,
J mwm , s , ,t
' San Francisoo Barley Calls,
" Ban Tranclac. Oqtf I Barley calls:
I. ' " ..-- Open iv Clog
Bsr:::::::::::::l4f nl A
SEVEN PRECINCTS WILL' -.
VOTE ON LCCAIv OPTION
O ' , ii,..i.iil.,ii.i',M..:it;,;'.;;
Six ssat side ureclnots and the nra-
clncfwhtch includes th town of Grea
hsm will vote oa th question ef local
option at tbg election caJled ior Novera,
ber 4. Petitions asking- that tha, ques
tion ba submitted to tbe voters' wer
granted by. tits county commissioners
this morning. Tb east side preclnots
srs B7, fl. t and 0, with 111 names ;
1, with U namesi. 7, witb 4 namss,
and Qresham wlth.6 namea The east
side preelncts ar along th river front
south of Hswthorne avenue. .
' Adnlts May Attend Schools.
Should plans for giving tha uneia
ploysd aaalatanee through th Portland
schools as outlined by CKy gohool Su
perintendent Alderman be approved by
th school board,, tho eight of men and
women poring over teat books beside
grammar and high school student may
become common. No separate school la
planned, as it is 'proposed to aivs eseh
man and woman th training needed by
sending each : to ' th - department' of
school which can give that training., In
addition It Is ; planned : to provide a
means for employers to com in touch
with those taking advantage ; of : th
sphools, - . . ' A; w
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND,
UNITCD STATES
1 . l. a
Capital 1,000.006
Surplu and Profit- $1,000,000
S, OFFICERS . '(;-t. - r
. 9. o. jomvowm, sstdti '
a. " IU BAJUTJIS, Tlcsayrsatdsat. ' .. , iv W. weKKTXmU Cashlsr.
A, Is, vrjtiaKT,
W. A. X0Z.T, Asst. Oashier.
Establish
, CAPITAL , $1,000,000.00
, ; i . . SURPLUS $1,000,000.00 ,
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Letters of Credit. Drafts and Travelers' ChecLs
. ; Inued, Available in All Parts of the World.
, Cprnor Third and Washington Street
FIRST IIATIOIIAL
CAPITAL .
surplus
OLDEST fJATIOfJAL CAf.'.'C WEST C? JIZ
s . .nocKY;.. t:ou:jTAi::3 '
co;hjer FiPiGT af:d 'vA::u::aTc:j'
s
r i.
Following Instructions cf Pc
lice Court Judge, Attorney
' ' . Reed Meets Death,
.. (Special to The 'oarnal.)
Bpokane, Wash., Oct. I. That , W--Clcllan
O. Heed, pioneer attorney cf
astern Washington, who Was instantly
killed - late yesterday afternoon In an
automobile accident. between here end
Coeur d' A lone, Idaho, came to death dur
ing speedometer test requested by Jus
tice Blocker, police court, ! Information
given out this morning.
Tlrb accident v occurred In the tns-chlns-of
W. - Av Oibhs, of the CMbba
Lumber company, Coeur d'Alene. Three
others were in tbe maohln with Reed
and- Glbbs when it turned turtle Into
a ditch near the - Idaho. Washington
State ..lln,,;. '?-. v.v, ... ? --
- ' With Reed as . attorney,' Glbbs was
arraigned ' In' ' police court ' Monday
Charged with violating speed ' regula
tions In the city. He declared Motor
cycle Officer Hoffman arrested him out
Of personal, enmity and with. ' witness
disputed-the officer's testimony to
speed. Judge 8tocker postponed the caae,
dlreotlng Qibbs and th officer In th.
meantim to test speedometers, ft U .
claimed that the test was under way
when ths machine plunged from tho em
bankment. ' ' ..,. ! i
ROSE FESTIVAL PLANS 4
'.TOPIC AT LUNCHEOiJ
The plan of a somethlng-dolng-every
minute,. fascinating, crowd drawing, 1014
Rose Festival was unfolded In sueees
slve ene mtnut addresses by officers
and directors of ths new Rose Festival
association befor the Ad club this aft
Ornoon. . ( ...
. Bpakrs wsr prrsident C. C. Colt."
Msnager Qeorg U Baker, Secretary i.
A, Currey, Pirectoro . Wilbur E, Coman.
C. V. iCooper, ; T, I ' Perkins. Guy W.
Talbot. J B Aiderman, Franklin T.
Griffith, A. H. Averlll." Fran C, Riggs,
a director of the association and mem
ber of the Ad club, presided,
double taxation woes
of; horsefly settlers
; (Waahtngtoa Barea ef Tta Jwjrnal.)
Washington, Oct. , Settler on lands
bordering the Horsefly district of the
Klamath ... reclamation project, complain
that they ar being assessed by both
state and naUod, and ask release from
the federal government a they will be
in tb atate reclamation dlstriot. .
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