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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1915.
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STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ARE ALMOST ENTIRELY ABSENT FROM MARKETS
HOP SAMPLES HAVE
EUROPE BUI
REACHED
BUSINESS IS MISSING
l-'orelgn IntereM Xt Willing to
Pay Even 10c Per Pound at Tht
Time for llent Sample of Ore
gon's Available ; Trade Depressed.
Outside Butter Is
Affecting Ordinary
Make in Northwest
Best Known Brands and Fancy
Grade Retain Full Quotations;
Imports Showing Small.
Edited by Hyman H. Cohen,
COLD STORAGE IS
BIG SALE
FINDING
there i nn aurolus of high grade
creamery tmiter anil esneilallv imons tbe es-
humls. the market for ordinary
iiuaiiiy Is showing weakness with
Imilln of quotation.
While
tnhllsheil
IN EGG
MARKETS
III.- ,llt
UII
at'
Hop market U void of activity at all point
ilonf tti Pacific eonat and the entire worM a
trade irmy Id- considered at a standstill.
Mampli-a of thin year crop o Oregon Imps
have been reci'lfi'il In Kurope. and while
quality la sinuew hat tetter than bad been
Urinated iihrond. mill there, In au entire
linn of return order,.
On local bop dealer who la ul.io n producer,
rahlnl several time to European lnlere.it'.
(luringthe lust 48 hours in an effort to secure
falsities, but eveu lor- was refused by foreign -et
for the bunt stock available here.
The situation hua reully iM-eoioe desperate
and come of those who contracted at entroine
I'rloes and bare been forced to take In I heir
full rontraet, are reported In a bud way.
A rcry limited amount of nortlietei u ho
tmslne fa reported nt 1''c a pound for the
better diiate guioda. but dealer, are unable to
ecure iuie tbau a mouthful of trade even at
tbla price.
A late New York mall advice Bay: Rales
Receipt for week I?"'
Iteeelpt since NepteinlM'r 1 2.47U
Receipt same time last )car 2.7l0
KxiHirta to F.uro'ie for week
Klportl from September 1 1.100
Kxrta aaine time lust .veir 1. tils J
ln,porN from Septemler I 20
Import same tune l-ist year 04 :
lu New York atate ther ban been a rainy
good demand from all source, and tbe l.u-l
arm baa been malnlv at 2.Vtf27c. . 1 1 j a litlie
more paid at the close for a lot or to of the
-lio1cet. Gisid hops are moving fast. i-icept
w liere grower are asking atlll higher rate.
The (liiallty Is averaging considerable belter
tliHti last year.
"Trade, on the local market Is exceedingly
llmlteil. Brewera are kIjuv iiik no lnteret to
ajM'H k of; tliey curt-led over a t:'d deHl of
lock, lait neaaon hh ii poor one owiiii,' to
tbtt inrreaslnte teinperance neltatlon and there
re Htlll nouje uncerta iut tea in the situation.
Ktiftlnnd l taklnir nonie of imr atale liojjs hut
re not buylnu faclflea km yet."
Nw York wot' prici-a per pound:
Htate, llll.-i. choice L" '.i::o
Ktate. lni."., rneilliim to prime. ...
Htate. 1014. medium to prime....
Htate. 1IH 4. low er irrnile
Pacific cortHt. 11(1.".. c boli e
Pacific coast, medium to prime
1'l.clflc coant. Illll
J'Mlfli; coaid. old olds
tTeaiiiery
JTeneral
Iteit known brands are showing no cbang'
In evtabllxbed prices, and demand la fully up
to offerings. On Hie other hand a surplus of
poor uuallly stock is Indicated.
Kasteru and rallfornlu butter la coining Into
coiuiel Itlnn with the 1'acirh- leTthwest make.
Sales of Ice House Stock Breaking
All Records for This Period of
Season; Believed That Danger
of Glut Is About Over.
lume of Imports is still too small to
iiffert the liiirher erde stuff. ulthoiiKli th
.lower ile 'Offerings have been hurt.
'I he butter market In the Pacific uortliweat
' continues to show the highest price In tbe
(fluted States, and for that lesson this section
; Is atlractiiiB the attention of other geel Ions
i which have u surplus on hand and where much
, lower orices me ruling titan are available here,
j I 'I tv trade i-oniiimei to yain in si l ength.
I
I tempei ature
ree.
at Portland tonight about 42 de
' PEAR TRADE HOLDS STEADY
) -Juite fair arrival- of pear are ttiown along
t thf st re -t . Nji Ifs ore nc ra l v i-Mrtil at $1
j t' Sfi .i a In . art oriiiiiK to qua lity . Some
. ver v u,-l f i 1 lnt tti H aro now roining fir
j m id. AnJ"U ure finding no more fuvor thtia
liKIKl
(TKS OF THE TRADE
Hiihffl
aJv,iotf.
i hi- kn
clutiif-t.
Apples
fiTiiifr jru f
lVitdl ItKll k
DO'.
nnitorN ure weaker mxl lower,
tonja ! iiiarVt't aga tn ex per ted
Th ere atet biilr.esn over known in this
market at tin period nf the Re:i(Kn U passlnp
tn the ezg trade f(r old storage Pttxk. So
thoroughly frightened were w nouse specula
tive interebtw that tiu-y have boen anxious to
UiHpoKe of their UoU1:iiim nt u'.movt uny price,
and in many inMam-ea Ht actual hwses.
The sales have rt-Ht;ljed such n volume, how
ever, that u inueli more hopeful aspect U
Hhown in the nmrket. Cold wiorage 'egi; form
the 'renter bulk of the sales in the Pacific
coat market? at this time, und the v lume ia
iMt expe ted to show decrease fr sonie time.
Sai -K of cold Btortiffe rcK" re reiMrtd from
2. lo lis- a dozen, all sorts of figures heiup
1 ftioiYii fur sliniliir quality. Leading handlers
are Htili pauir Htrn ken aud are very anxioua
to uniad us promptly ha possible, although the
iiiingerous xndltiou in the trade has seemingly
already patsed.
Reeeipis of fresh e at all points are
limited, in fact bo few lucttl fresh offering
au- availarde nt this time that they i-re sraree
lr a factor it the market. Sales of selected
fresh sto"k are generally reported today at :i-c
a dozen along; the atreet with delivery charge
extra. Ordinary loeal ttock is quoted at 3'Jc.
Millstuffs Show a
Fair Demand With
Scant Offerings
Millers' Supplies Are Limited at
Present; Wheat Bids of the
Interior Showing Good.
XORTHWKST GRAIN
RECEIPTS.
Car
Wbet Barley Flour Oata Hay
Portland. Tue TO 17 1 15 10
Yeer aco V, V2 a 9 I.-?
Season to dale...!277 437 208 371 5L--'
Year apo 40ki; 404 W 074 4o
Tccoma, Mod.... .. 9 TA
Year ago X7 2 .. 2 24
Season to date . . . 2:'.2f 12!t .. 124 i:i2
Year ago '.'li-.l 14 .. 220 9
Seattle, Mod 4 7 37
Year aEo 121 2 5 5 27
Season to date.. 2221 247 614 319 1178
Year ago 2042 240 iXo 473 123
HOGS
DEPRESSED
YARDS HERE; QUALITY
LACK HAS AN EFFECT
Too Much Poor Swine Coming For
ward and This Is Hurting Trade
Generally; Half of Arrivals Not
Suitable for Killing Purposes.
M&o Industry
New High Record
and Enterprise
HIAVT L088 AT CLOSE
Hew York, Sept. 28 (I. M. 8.) HeT7
profit-taking in th cloving; hours on tha atock
market this afternoon oauaed a sharp break
in the entire list. Prloes dropped from t to
20 poinU. Today's trading was tha heaviest
in six years.
PORTLAND LIVKSTOt'K KI N
to
market la alow with prices un-
market f rut nt ndances.
'C lov, jji-aile are moviiiK out well at
t lias fair supplies; sales 40 to
. in
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ran
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HICKLEHERHIES ARE SI-OW
Market for bucklelrrrles la Tery alow bere
Vllh receivers unable to clean up. Kvpii tin
cnntierlea are n fusing to take bold of any
thing exii-pt best ipiulily. Receipts continue
to allow an liu-renac.
DRESSED lKKiS ARE WEAK
Com. try killed hog demand n much less
keen nlons the -i re(. Am a trenernl rule Me
'i today the extreme top for wlne, fllthougli
for oiiethiiiR i tra Mlf-t It la Boinetiine
.okitile to ot( ,ilti u f rat i iou more.
MUSCAT GRAPES ARE CiOOD
t'arload of muscat grappa, tbe first of the
aeaaou. came In from r:illfiK-nlu this morning
In giMsl condition. '1 be stock was penerally
ipioted at el.2o( I . 'n it crate. Icul t'om orda
remain alow at unfavorable piles.
GRAPEFRUIT IX THE MARKET
Mniall offerings of t'aliforula grapefruit were
shown along the street today. Stork was of
excellent quality with anlea at $." a esse.
Trade la awaiting the arrival of the first
1-urload of Florida stock.
SHIPPERS'
WEATHER NOTICE
the following notice
Weather bureau sends
Ho shippers:
Protect shipments during the next 4S hours
far north as Seattle oc.ilnst minimum tem
perature of ulsitit 44 degrees; nnrthenst tn
Hpokane, 38 degrees; southeast to Ilolse. :i'J de
jtees; south to Ashland. 40 degrees. Minimum
TRANSPORTATION
MMi AIT 1111 HOJBIOP" !ffi!3II!S8jr
"OIBAT NfrKTHEKR"
"HOBTHE1S FACiriC"
Twin "Palacea of tha Pacific"
TT7X89AT. TETJBSDAT, SATURDAY
rox
SAN FRANCISCO
M Itouud Trip. One nay. Js. $1.-,, ,20.
Including Meals aud Berth.
Only 26 hours at sea. Delightful scenic ride
along Columbia HlTer on steamer train from
North llatlk station, ll:.,0 a. in. ArrlTes 4:23
p. in., Sunday, Wednesilay. l-rtday.
V0BTH BANK TICKET OFFICE,
tth ana btark Vhonss BJwy. B20; A-6671.
War Cannot Stop
Hood River Apples;
Petrograd Buying
I o-n wnv I'ondi I Ions .-innot toti the pur
chase of Oregon's lest apples. Shipments have
I n stnrieil lor l'etr..gi d, l;us-ln. from Hood
Itlv. r. ii llbei si shipment of W inter Ilanana.
Splty.eiilterg and .evt"wns le-ing r-'ported.
Kuglaud i also reirted n puicliaser in tbe
II. h.,1 Klter sectiou.
II.hi.i Hirer. Sept s. - have Just
Mulled Ussl ,,,e of Winter Haum;l. New
iwons and Spitieiibergs on tiie way to Petro-
grail. I.ussla. siija Wllitier Sclg of tlj,. Ap
pie t.ro-rs HSxielHtl
"Ijllll Is,!
1 to injure
an-port:itlon.
apples Into
sewed lu burlap niul ciirde
lest sHslble pr-dei-tioit in ti
hail scarcely )nped to s.-ml
!: r I i u In r imirk--t so early
beln licht at the seat of
the eXMrt trad- is going
the association 1ms a lils-ral amount
atlantlc storag-- spa--e under option.
'v'e are h Is.i st.n t Ing two rars
land and have e. liberal number of
file for future export thlpmeutg."
was
the
We
this
lu the season,
w ar. Howeyer,
to b gd and
of Trans-
for Kng
orders on
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
San Francisco Market.
Snn rrancl-i-o. Sept. Js.- tL . i ) Potatoes,
Salinas Hurlianks. l .2,"iC 1 .0.'.: Kelts Burbanks,
."sicoitl iai; sweets. $1 ..'aiw2.00.
Onions 1'er cental 4)'34"c.
Seattle Market.
Seattle. Sept. 2H.--(I. !-. i Onions : Call
foinla. new. l'ic; Walla W'slla. O.VjZ 7.V. '
Potatoes - New red. lc; uhlte, 1(UHC.
DAIRV PRODUCE OX COAST
San Francisco market.
1 mm i.-co. Sept 2s. il . 1M -Rutter
. 2ile; prime, firsts. 24'vr: firsts. 21s.-.
i -l.xtr.is. 40, ; pullets. Mc.
w --California fancy. 14 'ho: firsts. 12c.
Seattle Market.
Scuttle. Sept. 2s, (I. P.) - nutter Native
Wa-biiij:t"ii creamery brick ."..:; mdid pack.
JOHRIXG PHICI.S OF PORTIiA-XD
I.U-JtH
peachea.
; grapes.
box, se
per half
San
(1m-.
Oregon triplets ld'jc; Wisconsin
17c. triolets 17 : Washington twins
niug AmerU'a 1st-.
Select ranch 4c. April storsge 2Sc.
Los Angeles Market.
I.os Angeles. Sept. 2-. t P. N. S.I Kggs.
ci-se count,
Ilulter, fresh extras, 20c; Jibbers' prices.
I'bee
t tv Ins,
is.-. Y.
Kggs -
XOKTE PACinO BTXAMB SIP CO.
San Francisco
Apple Seusou
Weuatcliee. Wash.. Sept.
of apples are maturing uud
curly ttits jriir and are now
Is Early.
. 2S. -All yatietles
ripening unusually
ready to pick.
lo obtain the best keeping ipialltlcs. the large
selling ageui ies are strongly dvsiug the
growers to rush picking of all varieties. In
most sections. Jonathans and King Ibivlds
ure fairly well out of th - way and the grow
ers' nttention centered on the later varieties.
Wlnesaps. the lust to mature, are now of gid
color und size and ready for picking. The
picking season, which under normal conditions
extends through Into November, will lie over
by the third week of October this year.
The continuous hot weather during August
und the breaks In the Irrigation systems are
thought to be the caues of the early season.
8ANTA UARBARA,
AND SAN
LOS ANQELE3
UIEGO
Ball
SS. ELDER
Wadnaaday. Sapt. 29,
6 P. M.
COOS BAY
EtTBk.X& AMD BAN THAN CISCO
S. S. SANTA CLARA
alia Thursday. Sapt. 30. 6 P. M.
Xlckat QXflc 123 Third St.
Phoaaaj Mala 1314, A-1314
Trtight and Passenger
TEAMEBS TO THE DALLES
And Way Landings.
"BAILEY GATZERT"
leaves Portland dally at 7 A. It., except San
day and Monday. Sunday excursions to Caa.
'cau Uucks leavs 9 A. A4. Hcturo 0.4i p. m
"DALLES CITY"
leavaa Portia ud buuduy, Tuesday. Thursday
at 7 a. id.
uaday Oascada Locks axoursioa fl.OO
. 1 are to Tha ljalias and rsturn ii.Oo
AXOEB 8TBEET SOCK, PORTLAND
Phone Main li; A t 118.
STEAMER
GEORGIANA
Laavaa daily azcept Monday
ASTORIA AND WAY LANDINGS
Leaving loot of Washington St. 7
a. returning 9 p. m.
New Vork Sugar and Coffee.
New ork. Sept.
Porto Hlcos, $.'1.7 1 ;
Coffee, spot New
No. 4. .Santos. ih
2S. Sugar, centrifugal,
Cubas, $:t!yt(f 4D1.
York, No. 7 lilos, eVjc;
Ijiverpool Wheat Market.
.1verHMil. Sept. 2S. (I. N. S. (--Wheat
Ssit No. 1. Manitoba, lis lO'-jd; No. a. lis
S'-jd; N.i. ;i. lis. 7'-.,d: No. 1 northern 1 (ninth
lis 4'.d; No. 2 red western wlnler Ids
No. 2 bnnl winter lis 10'id.
TRANSPORTATION
.
COOS BAY LINE
STR. BREAKWATER
Account of Repairs
' Sailing Dates
Tndefinitely Postponed
DALLES-COLUMBIA LINE
Steamer State of Washington
' laarse Taylor St. deck 11 p. m. daily, except
Suadays, for Ike Dalles and way landings.
Aetarninft leavaa Tea Dalles It aooa daily ex
cept Monday, freight ard passengers. Fare
II 00. Barta Mo, Upper Columbia and Bnake
(iVet iteamere te Lewiiton aad way landings
rheae Matt UX A-771i.
San Francisco
Los Angeles
(Without Change En aoute)
Tbe Big".
Clean.
Comfortable,
Elegantly Appointed.
Saa-Croing Steamship
BEAR
Sails Prom Ainswortn Sock
9 A. M., SEPT. 29
100 Oolden Miles on Columbia RiTor.
All Bates Znclnde Berth and Meals.
Tables and Service Unexcelled.
Tbe San Pranclsoo Portland B. S.
Co., Third and Washington sta.
(wltn O-W. &. Jb rr. Co.) TeLBroaa.
way 4500. A-613Z.
These prices are those at which wholesalers
sell to retailers, except as otherwise stated.
They are corrected up tu noun each day:
Dairy Produce.
LL'TTER City creamery, cubes, fancy.
SlVjc; firsts, J9jc: secouds, 28'c: prints and
cartons, exlra; country creamery cubes. 27ttT.
2bc; Ore-jjou dulry, lh&10e.
KLTTKHKAT Portland delivery Premium
cream. aJc; No. 1 sour cream, Jlc; No. 2, 2Uc;
sweet cream, Joe lb.
KliUS belling price by dealers, delivery ex-tra--Scl?cted
fi'sb. :i2e. Candled ranch. oOc;
storage, -'(ti2Sc lb.; case count. 27i- dozen.
1.1 vt l'olL'riil-lkoa. t'lyinouth Itoek.
13fiti:ii-sC lb.; ordinary chickens, 12c lb.;
broilers, l'-j2Vj lbs.. 15c; turkevs. XKa'Uv.
drvssed. 2Jc: pigeons. 1.00Hl-2'i; esjuabs.
(1.20 duzen; geese, live, fee; i'ekin ducks, old,
11c lb.; jouug and heavy, 12'al2vji- lb.
LTIKKSK fresh Oregon faucy full cream
twins and triplets, l-t'ialSc. louug Amer
ica. loVj'alOc.
Fruit and Vegetables.
KULSU FHl IT" oranges. S5.o0ftiri.75 box;
bananas. 5c per Hi.: leiuous. e-bof4.5o uox:
grape fru'.i ," per cae; piucapplcs, Sc lb.;
lekis, ei.''iiEi i.ju, cauta.out't,
1.5U; waltruieejiis, U0(i1fl per wl.;
4o(i00c box, liu' kiebel l ies. 1'nd- lb.
1 jja 1 ,:;o; C'oucords, 12 l-j i- basket.
Al'i Lts Loc.il new, ia-io mr
coruiLg lu qualiiy; crab aupirs, svc
box.
ONIONS Local, 75cW$l Oo cental; assocla
tlou selling price, carloads, 75c cental f. o. b.
tommy yowls; garlic, 12i-sil5c per lb.
i'OIA'lUhs si,,. 1(l-Ke .,ew ctuu, 7541
KOc; sweets, 2',(ft2,aC lb.
VtUETAbLLo lurnipa ( ); beets. 75c
per sack; currots, at, 75c sack; parsnipj
1 I per sack; cabbage (local) l(Ucu$.l; gieen
onious, li'U2Vc uoaeu buueucs; ptjppers,
bell, tic; Urad iettuce. local, iO((425c Uozeu;
celery. do7.cn, 40(y;u5c; cauliflower. $1.15
doziu. Kreuch artl Uuaes. INA'$($1 per dozen;
siring beans, i'Wc; peas, laU-ic lu.:
ratlisnes, l-'rjC dosen bunches; corn, ooutaj
sack; cucumbers. 5iia75c sack; touiatoes. Ore
gon, j5!u 4'Jc: gg pl:int. 3c lb; sprouts, 9c lb.
Meats. Fish and Provisions.
LRES-sLK Alt A IS eu-lllng pn.e Country
kllleu: laucy hogs. Sc; rough and heavy,
it; laucy veals. ii't, uidiu.y, liKal'JVjc;
poor, -ii:l,i'-'. uuais, it; spring lambs, loc,
mutton, i&c.
HAMS, UAl'O.N, KTV. Hams. 14glSe;
bleaktaat bacou, lu(y,5yc, boiled liauis, 27c;
picnic, lie; collage roll, loc; Orison ex
uoits. lc lb,
Ul SltUS Oljmpia, per gallon. $3.00;
canned eastern, 55c can; b.50 uozcu: eastern
in shell. II. So per 10U; luior clams, 12,c doa.;
eastern oysters per gallon solid pack, XJ.oo.
t Icii Dressed UOiiuUeis, 7c, sllkerslde sai
ujon. 5l-j'u4c. lloj.il Cbinoos. 5ujc; perch.
(flSc: lobsters. i5c lb., snver siueit, c;
salmou trout. lSc lb.; balitut, h'U'Jc.
l.AKb iieii.es, ktiUi teucK.eu. 11 He;
slaudaic. lo-.c.
C'KAija Laige. $1.75: tnedluui, $1.50 dozen.
Groceries.
SL'iiAli Culss. o.io. poAdered. J0.05; fruit
or ucirj, .s; U.et. eo.o5. at y rauulaiea.
$5.55. u yeiiox. o.4a. iAisiw u,uuiaiioii are
uo uoj uel csb.)
KlCr. Japau slile. No. 2, :4ja5c; New
UtitaUB, ueau, .tt';i:; "iue ruse, tlc;
Heme, 5c.
jjALX Coarse, half grounds. HKs. $10.55
per lou; jUh. ill), t.ble da'.y, 50s. ia;
ios, an.5u: bales, $2.25; 1uum iOck. $2u.oo
pel ton.
liliA.NS Small, white. $5.05; large white.
$5.jv; pi.ik, ei.OJ: iiinaa. j. u; Iiuuu ao.ou;
tea, 0.i5.
Hops. Wcol and Hides.
UorS Nuunual buying prut, luij crop,
choice, loc, piuue. b'ic. mediuui to prime,
Uc. .
ilUNLV New, $3.2oiu3.50 per case.
UoL Nominal, lulo clip; Willamette val
lr, eoa.se coLoWoiU, cuisoe: uiruiuai 2)Urup
shire, 2ic: choice laucy iota, 2si4Atc; eaaie, n
citiiou. l-HU2bVac.
UlLil-S ileu bides, 2."i lbs. and up, 15c;
sailed, oO lbs. und up, lvc; sailed. 15 to Zo
lbs., 15c; sailed calf, up to lo lb-, ibc; reeu
hides, 25 lbs. and up, i'je; greeu slags, 5u
10s. anu up, 8Vjc; green kip, 15 lbs. to 25 lbs.,
loc; tjtecn call, up lo lo ibs., isu; Uiy fiiut
hides, aic; dry lnut calf, up to i lbs., iit;
uiy sail hides, lvc; dry hoiseliidee, each ooc
j,el.0Ui sail boraenldeo, each, 2.ou(id.uu;
horeeuair, 2oc; urv long wool pelts, 15ac; dry
sbori wool pelts, ll',ac; dry buecp shearlings,
each 10 lo lie; aailea sueep sueariujjs, each
10 io 25c.
TALLOW No. 1. 4Va4Hrc; No. 2, 'u..
please, 5v,oWc.
MOHAlll 115 30c.
CUllilM oil lam. AUA II A HK Buying
plite. car lola, iul'r less Una car lols.
Faints and Oils.
L1NSELD OIL Kan puis., obc gallon; ket
tle boilid bbls.. OSc. ra, cases. (lc; boiled,
cases, iut gK'-; bus ol i;aIlou, 1 c less,
oil take n.cai. per Ion.
C'uaL OIL uler while in diuuis aud lion
barrels, lbc.
1 L ul'LN 1 'INK Tanks. 51K-; cases, 6tic gal
lou. WHITE LEAD Ton lots, Se lb.; 500 lb.
lots. Sc lb.; less Jots. s-4c Per lb.
OIL J1LAL. c ai load lots. $54.
While supplies are scant, there Is quite a
fair demand reported for millstuffs with ealea
of -bran shown at J21.W4J25.0O and shorts
$25.rvi2(.iKj a ton. Millers say that they
are able to dispose of what stock they have
on hmd nt this time, rait there Is every like
lihood of a break in values when milling op
erations again oeoome general. Practically
ali the stuffs demand Is confined to the local
territory.
Wheat market bids in the Interior are
hardening slightly again with some increase in
Saks reiiorted, nlthough the volume is still
far below- the normal.
Barley is quite active in the Interior with
a continuance of the scrap" between two or
the hi;; exporting Interests. Other exporters
are loading their ships in California at lower
prices because of the scrap here.
Oats market Is fairly active In the country
with prices Isildlng.
Flour remains verv qnlet.
KL (L'H Selling price. Patent. $4.80; Wil
lamette valley. $4.Hfi: local straight. $4.30:
bakers' local. $4.oO'a4.SO; Montana spring
wheat. $5.10; exports. $3.SOf(j3.W; whole
wheat. $5.25: graham, J5.0U; rye flour, $5 50
per barrel.
HAY Buying nrlfe. Willamette valley tim
othy, fancy. $l.'l.00fttl3.50: eastern Oregon
Idaho fancy tinmthv, JIU.OO; alfalfa. $13.taj'u
l-j-i: vetch and oats, $11.00; clover, $S.004t
(ii.AIN SACKS 101". nominal. No. 1 Cal
cutta. iioiUc lu car lots; less amount higher
MlLl.Sl'l rTS Selling price: Bran, $24 50
(U25.I.P; shorts. $2.".5(k2t).00.
Itnl.LLi) BA RLE V Selling price. $28.50(i
2il..0.
( OUN Whole. $:i7.00; cracked. $38.00.
There were no offers to sell wheat todav on
the Portland Merchants' Exchange. Spot 'bid-)
weje weaker and lower to firm and higher.
Spot coarse grains were generally firmer
and higher. Spot onts bids were 25c a ton
and Bsit barley 75c a ton. No sales on the
exihange in either cereal.
A sale of 2(0 tons October brsn was made
at $22 a ton.
Meichauts Exchange spot prices:
WHEAT.
BluestPiTt
I Kortyfold . . .
Club
Ked Klfe . . .
Red Russian
Keed
Feed
Bran
Shorts
Futures we
Tuesday
Bid. Ask.
, . . l
. . . KS
. . . Ml
. . M
. . . h
OATS.
. . . 2:',25 2:150
BARLEY .
, . .2475
MlLLSTl'FFS.
. ..205II 2:t".(l
. . .2K5II 2;hki
quoted :
WHEAT.
-Monday
Octotar bluestetn . . .
November bluestetn .
Ocdber fortyfold .,
November fortyfold
Octolier club
November club . . . . ,
October Fife
November 1 ife ....
October Russian . .
November Russian
October . .
November
October . .
November
October
November
October . .
November
OATS.
BARLEY.
BRAN.
SHORTS.
Bid.
S7
R5
S2
1
200
2H50
2K25
Bid.
. HO
. Sit
.
. K7
. M
K4
S2
. SO
. SOI.
. 7a
. 2325
'iibob
.2450
.240O
.2175
.2100
.2150
.2100
Ask.
25X.0
Ask.
USt-i
1(4
02
a
SS
K4
So
, 83 'i
84
2350
2400
05
2550
2250
ZM0
23oO
2300
Tutsday
Monday
Soturday
l'llday
Thursday ,
V.'edncsday . . . ,
AVeek ago
Year ago
Two years ago.
Three years age
Hoirs. Cattle. Calves.
. . o70 33 ....
..28!l.'l 1136 14
. . 327 lis
. . 840 TO 4
. . 5.12 32 62
. . 3S3 lis
. . 313 115 11
. . .'i'.lT
.. 1s5 113
i . . 350 4.
Sheep.
871
6871
22:15
411
147
65.;
7 IKS
RS2
again depressed
generally offer-
leMerday. While there
ill the yards overnight.
Tbe market for swine was
at North Portland with killers
Ing a dime less than
r as only a small run
killers had so luv.ch stuff in sight that they
did not cure to take bold.
One of tbe depressing influences In the lo
cat hog trade at this time is that fully
half of present arrivals are of unsuitable
quality for immediate killing, but packers are
forced to purchase them to clear the market.
Market fo" hogs was eencrally s-ns;dered
steady in the easiern trade this morning.
General hog market range:
Best light $d.4i'n.45
Medium light i,..:ii'i li .'UI
CJKd to heavy d. inr.i ti.i
Rough lo heavy 5.H"fd.(o
Market for cattle is still verv slow at North
Poitland. In fact, practically no hcedwav
was made lu the sales Ourtng the early part
of the day. Cows especially are in a bad
position at this time tiecanse of the great
offerings and accumulations of dairy stuff.
Eastern cattle trade wns steady to weak
this morning.
(ieneral cattle market range:
Select steers
V- I
New Y"ork. Sept. 28. (I. N. S.) The up
ward movement in the steel and equipment
shares continued at tbe opening of the stork
market today. With tbe exception of slight
pressure in the standard railroad securities,
the market opened strong.
Six new high records for the year were reg-
istered In the "war" stocks In the first hour
of tradlug. Baldwin Locomotive Jumped to
122. American Locomotive to (184. Republic
lion & Steel to 531-,. Distillers to 34. Amer
ican Car aud Foundry to 811a, au,l Pressed
Steel car to 6&',4.
tJenersl sentiment was bullish. Bulls com
manded the market. They are now In pos
session of a strong line of long stocks.
though the msrket has scored strong advances
in Hie past few days, the technical position
Is considered to be in. far better shape than
was generally underwood. Latest develop
oents in the negotiations for the loan sought
by the allies, whicf suggest that tbe loan
w ill be consummates, aided the udvaDcc in
"wsr" stocks.
Westlnghouse Elecf-le opened strong, sell
ing at 123U. Crucible Steel was up ;S at the
inset, being ofered at 102. It Jumped Hj
I jits in the early trading. Lackawanna
Steel opened with a 2 point gain, selling at
M- It scored a further advance later.
I'. S. Steel common stock passed 7ft st the
oiH-ning. Continued good demand sent the
iasue ei another point before noon.
Railroad stocks were less active. In the
early trading there was some pressure shone.
Atchison told around 104; Pennsylvania opened
at ll.l's. Erie sold at :(3, Southern Pacific at
:4'. and L'nion Pacific changed bands at
Coppers were strivrig. The expected dividend
In Anaconda today brought about a goisl de
manc for that stock. It opened at 74M.
Tennessee t opper gained three points in the
early trading, selling up to (HI1. Inspiration
w:is in fair di niand. Mexican Petroleum was
active. It started with a gain of 1. selling
11; td'a; American Can maintained a firm tone.
To Build Coalinf Plant.
j A coaling plant lo times the size of
; the present one will tie erex-ted by the.
; liiter-Ksland Steam Navigation com
pany on the Kalihl eitle of the harbor.
1 The new station will have 160,000 tons
storage capacity anil will conniet of
iwu uiiioauing towers, each with 11
capacity of 200 tons per hour. There
will be a traveling bridge with a spaa
iou reel, carrying coal-reolaiminjr ma-
chtnery with a capacity of 250 tons an
ncur. lhere will be installed a coal
; reloading equipment to coal vessels of
,ar.y size alongside the dock. The c-oal-!
ing berths will accommodate seven
: vessels alongside the pier, ijix rnav be
I coaled at the same time. Any vessel
inai can enter the harbor can be ac
commodated. At the end of the pier
will be lare elevated .storage bunkers
for immediate delivery to vessels at
the dock. The -:oal as it passes into
Vessels will be welsrhed lv h reister-
Ai- ! 11 apparatus. The entire system will
j oc eict 11 n-any operated. 1 lie wtiart
will be of the most modern and periua-
ncnt type. The material In It w ill tie
; reinforced concrete. The cost of the
! Improvement is apportioned In the fol
lowing manner: Lund. $35(1,000; dledg
lina work, $200,000; wharf, $150,000 or
j $200,000; plant, 1200,000 or $250,000.
: Mining Projects Active.
I Placering companies and prospect
1 orsi are busily engaged at all points
putting plants and grounds Into shape
nnc condition ior resumption of opera
tions the ensuing season, says a (irants
Pass report. The rainy season of the
ytar will soon be at hand and activity
is in evidence at all surrounding points,
and everything will he in readiness for
work as soon as water hecluM to flow.
1 In no season of recent years has a
greater Interest been manifest than
! appartlit at the present time. In
quiries from outside camps, interior
Mining states. Incoming prospectors
new to the district and unusual local
ir terest evidence the m-tlvity promised
f(-t the near mining season of Illinois
valley, of which Kerbv Is the center,
bi th of location and ' distribution' of
ttafflc connected with the industry.
Americans
Among
t.nilUhed
1 -I'll acre
In
England.
the 100 firms which have es
works at Trafford Park a
estate adjoining Manchester
hoiks .luring the last Is ears are
.a number of American concerns These
' u r . . i .... 1 1 .. .11...-. III.. , . .
- . ' Mi -u III tl I CI 3 1 it-, j uiuiiu rat -
tuiing. An American motor car com
pany has a chnssis assembling plant
with a daily output of lno cars, and
another building for constructing com
plete bodies fur tuts. A Nlaguni Kalis
company has opened a carbot nudum
works. A southern cotton oil company
has large mills here. Two American
concerns have rubber reclaiming works
at Trafford Park. An Knglleh com
pany establlshe 1 a gltieeuxe works here
several years ago and are now, of
cci:rse, competing with American nian-ulaoturt-rs
of glucose who ship to Eng
land. Dialnage Surrey Planned.
Definite arrangements for a com
plete drainage survey of 75 square
mi.e.s of French prairie to be begun
soon by a government engineer were
nu.de at a ineellng of the Woodburn
A, triitillnral - Mercantile association
a. cording to County Agriculturist Cha
pin, in a .Salem. Or., report.
Articles of Incorporation.
t'ultns lake Kcservoir company; cap
ital stdv-k. $5000. S. S. MohlT. 1. Hols
man ami J. YV. liavld. incorporators
$i'..50riR 75
0 25';6.:t5
ii.is.ifij 1). 25
.. I'd 5.75
CI. of 'Ho. 25
4.5i'(i4.7:i
4.50fit4.7.-,
4 25
2.5(1'' 3.54!
7..VntJ8.oO
Lest hay fed steers
Good to choice
Ordinary to fair
I'est cows
(iood to prime
Select bulls
Ki ncy bulls
Ordinary bulls
Best calves
Mutton Market Firm.
Market for mutton continues to show, liberal
strength at North Portland. There was a
small supply available for the trade this
morning and a good demand was shown at full
figures.
In the eastern trade there was s steady
tcne this rooming for mutton.
General mutton market:
Choice spring lambs
Ccmmon spring lambs
Choice yearling wethers ...
'Iood yearlings
Old wethers
t r.olce light ewes
Gis-id ewes
hough heavy ewes
Today's Livestock
Kutige
Ovt ils t k
building:
of New York prices furnished b.
.i Cook Co., 21b' 217 Buurd of Trade
Li Est Uii-i ION
$ 7.O0
6.5oJ (i 7.'.
5 75
O..VH.V7.-I
4 75y5.l
5.25a0-50
4. 5l'.l 5 IK
3.75irl 4 25
Shippers.
.Mils thalmeis. c
Allls ( balmers. pf . . .
American Beet Sugar..
Can, c
tan. pf
ly., c. .
I Oil. c
Linseed, c . . .
Linseed, pf.
Loco.. C . . . .
Smelter, c . .
Smelter
Sugar.
open illlgh 1 ij,,w Clow
I
tt.
I'f-
'iigar
Tel.
September Wheat
2c Higher Today
At Chicago Close
Chicago, Sept. 28. (I. N. S ) Wheat closed
l'a2c above yesterday.
The grain market was unsettled at the open
ing today.
September wheat was 'c off at the outset.
December was '(c down and May was 14c
up September mm opened with '-4c decline.
December wss 'wc higher and May was un
changed. Oats opened unchanged to tjo down.
The weather dominated the action in all
grains. Reisirts from many sections of the
belt were unfavorable.
Early in the trading September wheat ad
vanced lic. Inferred options held fairly
steady. It Is generally understood that the
large short Interests In September have cov
ered or secured the wheat on their sales.
t orn and oats, following the Irregular open
ing, maintained a firm tone. Provisions were
slightly higher at the outBet with the trade
rsther dull.
Range
bat &.
building:
of Chicago
Cooke Co..
prices furnished
216 217 Board
bv Over
of Trade
Hogs John Barger. Ijurosse. Wash.. 1 load;
Henry Hunt. Heppmr. 1 load: A. S. Milne.
The Dalles. 1 load; W. E. Tbom1n. iold
Hill. 1 load; W. A. Leaper, Yoncalla, 1 load.
Cattle A. Zuilee. Mobler. one load.
Sheep J. L. Brown. Ashland. 4 loads.
Rice Brothers. Sheridan, two loads.
Mixed stuff T. Derr. Mc.Minnville. one load
cattle, hogs und sheep; II. A. Yoakum. Winch,
one load hogs nnd sbeeji.
Disposition of Livestock.
Following were puhehases of live-stock at
North Portland for the week ended Saturday.
Those of tbe Vnlon Meat company Include
stuff contracted and purchased in the country
Cattle. Calves
L'nion Meat
Sterrett A Oberlee
M. J. 0111
Rav Falrchlld ....
T. R. Howltt
Misc. Portland...
Misc. Oregon
-Feeders, Oregon. . .
Carstens Pk. Co. . .
James Henry
Tacoma Meat
Seattle yards
Misc. '
California
Feeders, Wash
Hogs. Sheep
San Francisco
San Fi ate-isi-o, Sepi.
(rain .Market.
alls.
2. Barley
Sept. 2s. Sicpt. 2i.
Open, t lose. Close.
December l2olt 12..B lli'iij
Si. I quota thins Wheat. Walla Walla.
$l.4i '-31 1.5o, red Russian. tl.Vi. turkey red,
$1 .52 1 j (' 1 .5. blucstelii. $ 1 .ijo-'l l.ti2 ' .
l-'eej lialle Sl.lV'vfol 2o.
White oats si.:min"l.:;2'.
Biun $2t;.iKK,i j,(,o; middlings. $3O."0''i-".l .
short. $.0 iiofo ij.5o.
WUF.AT.
Open. High. Ixiw. Close.'
Sept lttt'j 105 lii2 105 A
Dee !'4't ." !I31 05 S, A
Mav 07 UH l;7 9S, A
CORN. !
Sept 08 1 j liSitj fis 68 B 1
Dec 54 55S 54 55' b
May 507s 57 u 5ti- B
OATS.
Sept 38', 3-SS, 3t, 814 B
De- 35 Mi, 35-t 36 B
May 37 37 38'. B
PORK.
Sept .... .... 1325
Oct. 1312 1325 1312 1322 A
Jan. 15RO 1602 1585 1580
LARD.
Sept 835 A
del 832 837 S32 832 B
Jau 8S5 885 SSt) 885
RIBS.
Sept SC'0 SMJ 8ti0 R75
Oct .... .... 875 B
Jan 8S7 802 880 81(0 A
BANK STATEMENT OF COAST
New Vork Cotton
PANAMA CANAL
and New York
DELIOHTTTL CRUISES
Aboard Large Amexioaai Trans-Atlantio
-riMLAK
22.000 Tons Diaplaceuient
T.tn.r.
KSOONULMO"
From
FRANCISCO
Fran,
L08 ANGELES
OCTOBER 20
Not. 17. dec a
SAM
OCTOBER 19
H0V. 18. DEC. 7
and Every Third Week Thereafter
Te Saw York Te Panama Canal
$13& and up First Cabin $100 and up
$60 and np Intermediate $60 and up
Including Keels and Bank.
Also Combination N. Y. Tickets.
One Way WaUr 0the Way Kail
PANAMA-PACIFIC USE.
(19 Lecood Ave., Seattle, local rail or steam
skip ageata.
January ..
March . . .
Mav
July
October
December
Open.
, 12 7 0
. 1288
. 1305
. 1301
1210
. 1250
High
1 2 1 5
1 304
1317
1317
1222
1258
Market
i.ow.
1257
1 2s
12i7
1 29S
1 200
12 14
C'lose.
I 2 'it
12S2
1308
1308
121')
1217
Clearings
Monday
Tuesday
Portland Banks.
This week.
$2.054.n;s .
1.024.707.85
Y'ear ago.
$1,914,497.13
1.048.316.80
Seattle Banks.
Clearings
Balances
.$2,003,745.00
133,9UO.O0
Total
Section.
Oregon . .
Oregon . .
Oregon . .
Oregon
Oregon . .
Oregon .
Oregon . .
Oregon . .
Oregon . .
Oregon . .
Oregon .
Oregon ..
Oregon . .
(rt goti . .
Oregon . .
t It egon .
Oregou .
Oregon . .
Oregon .
Oregon
Olegon
Oregou
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
OiegoQ
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Or gon
Oregon
Oiegon
Jdaho ..
Idaho .
Ids ho ..
Idaho
Idaho -
Idaho -
Idaho ..
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Sect Ion
Oiegon
Oi egon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
030 to zsiso :Ki5fl
18 .. 94 111
41
11 ' . . 224
147 54
81 11 127
2" 1
118
352 1 r,n2
... . . 171
15 . . 71
. 2!'2 . . 385
lit
632
33
1084 l 5303 5221
Monday
Tacoma Banks.
PROSPERITY PROSPECTS
4t That business conditions are 4fr
good in the interior is the re- !
port hrought buck to this city -fc j
by Henry Hahn of Wadhains 1
& Co. and one of the owners of ifr j
the Prineville Land & Livestock
Co. Mr. Hahn has just returned !
ie from an extended trip to his j
central Oregon properties and
reports conditions good al-
though the range. Is said to be ijt
lit extremely dry. "They are rals-
If- ing; many more hogs in the in- 4
terior than ever before," he
says, "In fact they are raising in
them In sections so remote from
transportation that only home
consumption can be figured.
Mr. Hahn states tlmt there
will likely be less cattle placed 4
on feed this winter because of
the shorter hay crop.
Clearings
Balances
Clearings
Balances
Los Angeles Banks
317.387.00
51,930.00
, .$2.fto.135.M3
310.971.00
Su Francisco Banks.
Clearings $8,066,711.00
PORTLAND FIRE RECORD
Oregon
Washington
Afternoon Sales.
STEERs;
N... Ave lh.
25 123k
9 11 2'!
1 133i 1
25 1142
2 11SK
1 '.its 1
2fi 1153
2I 121o
7 1 o.-.O
21! 12i;(
24 1213
ti 1I5K
4 87"
22 IK'O
2i h'.-.O
II il',2
1 11 vk
25 11 13
2 1030
COWS.
50 1110
Hi 051
t 1210
2 1025
! HS5
2 lOil)
2 1080
1 1240
9 !75
27 1102
BILLS.
5 10(7
1 88(1
1 1 220
1 1500
HEIFERS.
1 1340
STAGS.
1 1280
LAMBS.
L'iKi 00
EW ES.
17 02
HOGS.
Wfi 21
4 317
2 110
2 2U5
...... 4 .312
93 IV 1
25 128
I 35il
70 L'isi
7 37
2!' 150
H 525
38 21 s 1
1 450
ty Morning Sales.
STEERS.
No. Av lb-
18 924
s -SI
23 1 1 iso
cows.
3 1230
3 1K3
STAGS.
1 9S0
HOGS.
76 . 209
American
American
American Car
American
A mcrlcau
American
A mvrlcan
American
American
ui( 11 ca 11
Am. Tel. A
American Woolen, c.
Anai-onda Mining Co.
Atchison, c
Atchison, pf
I'.aldw In Iis-o., c
Baldwin Loco., pf....
Baltimore & Ohio. c.
Bethlehem Steel, c...
B. thleliem Steel, pf . . .
tins.klyn u 1
I 1 al If. petroleum, c. .
I C u lif . Petroleum, pf .
j Canadian Pacific
, Ceriral leather, c. . .
'Central Leather, pf...
! Chesapeake .V ouie. . .
( hi. & o. W .. c
(hi. & G. W ., pr. . .
Chi., M. & St. I'
Chi. i N. W., c
Chlno Copper
Cdo. F. A I . c
Consolidated Gas.....
Corn Products, c
Corn Products, pf.
Crucible Steel. (-
Crucible Sleel. pf . . . .
Denver & R. G.. pf . . .
Denver R. G , pf . . .
PiMillers
lie. c
Erie. 1st pf
General Electric
neral Motor
teuodrlch Rubtier
G. Northern, ore lauds
G Northern, (if
Gugpcnbi lm Exp
Hide & Leather, r. . .
Hide & I.ealh., pf...
Ii e Securities
Illinois Central
Industrial Alcohol....
Inspiration
International Ha
Intertioro. c
Intcrboro. ifd
K. C, Soulhern, c
Lackawanna steel
Lehigh alley
la cisville At Nashville.
Mexican Petroleum -
Miami Copper
Mo.. Kan. & Texas, c. .
do pfd.
Mo. Pacific
National Lead
Nevada t ousolidaied ..
New Haven
N Y. Air Brake
V. Y. Ceutnl
1 V- v t. it-
!J'M! I Norfolk A W. c
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
I'enu. Railway
Peoples Gas
I'jttsburc foal, c
do pfd
Pressed Steel Car. c. . .
do pfd.
Rav Cons. Copper
Railway Steel Springs.
Reading, c
do 1st pid
do pfd
$4 25 I Rep. Iron & Steel,
4.7.1 do pfd
Rock Island
Sears. Roebuck & Co.
4.85 I Stndebiiker. c
4. 50 I do pfd
Sims Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry., c
Northern Hallway, pf.
lenn. Copper
Ave
Pacific, c
Pacific, pf
Rubber, c
Rubber, pf
Steel Co., ,-. . .
Steel Co.. pf . .
1 tab t upper
Virginia Chemical, c
W . I . Telegraph. . . .
Westlnghouse Electric
W.-dw.-rth
45 i
74 is
.15
t-4 ,
'79i
o4',t
'.
T7 4,
81 "-j
v4 '- ,
44
74'3
04,
03
711',
45i,
7
03
lial'i
so i,4
53
18
35
to
118', ! 7(14 : 41 T
81 ' ; 87 S . 85 80:;,
j J 1 OS
lOtl-i 1001s lOS'lijlKSl-.
125U,;12.5ihi(125' .,1251-j
53 I 54 -'Si 52 1 52
74 M.! 74 72,! 73'i
104-iK104-a 103'-. 1o:i,
Kll
119
1 1 I
811
308
85
20
101
1 1 5K
111
i 89
2ti
loi'j
100
i in ,1.1
ilici',,llo
j S7 V-r i 87
365 ,30k
1 55
j SIM, 1 64 "s,
i 40
,101 ,161
I 50S 51
. -' il'S
; .50 V
' 1 I
B 31 33
5o'V 51
13 I 13
3-3 s- 53
SI , ?yt j 61 I Sl'4
129-V129-'Si 1281-.12M.4
45', 1 44D-,, 45! 451-,
fxl'-j, 3UI BtJ', 02
1 131
I 80
102
1112
131 '-4.130
I 20U, 19
311,
33
32
53
53
31 w,
32
178s,;178U;i75
130.1
7o-
' 40
121
5
I 12
48
0'H
40 's
121
OtiLj
J2
49
95 ij
.t;i
vester lmi'-j
i 2..
Price.
$0 05
li 25
5 50
(i.80
II. (SI
(i.sn
O.811
1; vn
0x1
5 7"
K.I i I
5 Oil
li.30
.4ll
K.4II
4(1
6.0O
4.5'l 1
3. (Ml
4 .50
5.00
4.50
5.00
$3.25
3.00
4.00
3 X)
$0.'W
$..5l
$d.50
12H-V,
19
103't.TOOi j,101
112 1110 1!"4
11 ',
10 l-s
32
32
175
3iX(
70
48 ft
121
an 'i
Ui',
50
23
100
04 94",
36 371.
l's.n.j lti8i!li7,a
20'V 20'vi 20
44I 74'-jj 73 I 73
28 j 28 j 27 I 27' -,
8(1 82U, 79'i H
145'v 117 ,145'a, 1 45
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Posse Searches for
Girls' Assailant
Eig-ht-Tear-Old Child Seporta Assault
by Unknown Man as She Was on Her
Way Home From. School.
Hood River. Or., Sept. 28. Excites
ment ran high in the Odell district last
evening when It was reported that the
S-year-old daughter ol Mr. and -Mis.
Shields had been assaulted by an un
known man on her way home from
school. The girl Was hauled into the
roadway by a stratiRi r and was rough
ly handled, but developments indicate
that the assailant was frightened
away before real harm had been dune.
A posse was organized to search for
the offender and city and county offi
cers are making effort to locate the
man.
Salem Flour Mill
Destroyed by Fire
Salem. Or.. Sept. 28. n-.ain build
ing of tlie Salem Flour Mills company
was destroyed by fire today, causing;
a loss of $L'."..0u(i. which Is fully iov
ered by insurance. Fire fighters suc
ceeded in saving two uther buildings
owned by the company.
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Sentenred to 30 Days In Jail.
J. M. Baltasar attempted to steal
a sweater coat from the Herbert l.o-v
store at 43 North Third street yester
day about noon. He was captured by
Police .Sergeant Robson after an ex
citing chase of five blocks through
the congested north end streets and
was given a sentence of 30 days In
jail by Municipal Judge Stevenson this
morning.
Public Withdrawal
Hurts Stock Market
Copyright, ion, by the New York Evening
Post.
New York. Sepi 28. It'. P. 'It was scarcely
to lie ex pet ted after the course of yesterday's
matket (hat cautious, conservative people
would have adopted any policy other than that
of withdrawing from the market. This was
evidently also the attitude of professionals
for in today's market the signs of enorouius
profit-taking were unmistakable.
But big professional speculators are not In
the habit of throwing stocks on the market
and waiting Idly to see what happens. (in
the contrary when the selling Is heavy In one
quarter they bid up prices In another, and
AJIF.HHWX LIVESTOCK PRICES
Denver Hogs $7.75.
Denver, Colo. Sept. js. Cattle. 1000. slow;
beef sieers. ii.."'i'o 7 .50; cows and heifers.
.vk.i (1 .25; st... kers and feeders, $fl.ooi7.25;
calves. $8.aiiit 1" iV
Hogs. c.tsj. strong: lops. $7 75; bulk, $7.40
't , on.
Sheep. 520O. s.-tlve.
Chicago Hogs $S 45.
I lilesgo. Sept 28 ll. V S.l -Hog re
ceipts. l.l.Oiiu firm, uncbaiiged to " higher;
bulk. $7.3(ini8.25; light. $i.('.5'.iH.45: mixed,
$0 ii.Vn s.45; liea. o H5(ri8.30; rough. $H.5
11 li.'.m : pigs. 0 mud. 8 oil.
Cattle receipts, ,"sKHi, firm; native beef cat
tle. i. I offi. I 1. 4(1 ; western steers. $0 iil'ii,8 7 T. ;
com and heifer. $2,9048 lu. calves. $7 25(d)
1 I .oil
Sl-.eep receipts. 13111KI. strong, wethers, $5.70
(jiO.15: lalliUis, $7 25U9 25.
Kansas Citv Hoes $9.2.
Kansas Citv. Mc. Sept. 28. 1 I. N. Si
ll. c receipts. 15. one. slesdv; bulk. $7.30iS 2";
lienvv. II '.TOi 111; puckers' and butchers',
; 5(lV S..2H. Ilghl. $7.751,18.25, pigs. $7 5o(it
8 20.
1 altle recelits. IH.Osi. steady: prime fed
leers, $9 .'.(('( lo.(H(. dressed beef steers, $7.80
'a!' 4n; western steers. $0 5int(.s.7.v stockers
and feeders. $5.75'u S.OU . bulls. $5.00(30.00;
cm Ives. $1; Ofl'j lu. 11.
Sheep receipts. I.'isio: strong; lambs, $, OO
his. s,n: ypnrlini.'s $il (N(il(.75; wethers. $5 50
&..; ewes. J". 25'(ti; imi.
St. Louis Hois $8 65.
St. lands Mi... Sept. 28 ll N. Si Hog
receipts. 7'JIK), higher; pigs and lights. $(125
'a- (15. nnv-,1 Und butcher'. $8.1(us.(i5; gmni
hesvv. $7 UlKu1" 50.
tattle le.iipts ."ssK(. higher: natlre' bsef
steers. $7 .'si'o in 25; leiirllug steers slid heif
ers. $8. .'iO'i III I'd; cows. $11 INI'U S 11; atneker
and feeders. $0 (sou, 25: southcrii steera. (5.2.1
. c,..t, and heifers. $4 KO'cKi ,"iO, native
ca Ives. fr,. 0(n,i 1 1 (Mi.
Sheep receipts, msi. higher lambs, $T MltfJ
8.. 'l. sliei'li and ewes. $5.iSl'.l 7 75.
Omaha Hogs $8.10.
Onialni. Neb . Sept 2v 11 S SI- Hog re
ceipts 431111. higher: heavy. $7 '"11 7.7.1: light,
s; vidi ii In, pigs. $0 ."iO'U 7.75; bulk of sales,
1.1. Va 7 5.
Cattle recc:iit. ll.iH'ii. slesilv. nallve steer.
ii su; cows and heifers. $5.107 0o
western steers. $il (i'u s lo. Texas steers, H ill
Ol 7 Hi; cows and belfers, $'i.2."n'(l,H.50. calves.
i ; cola 111.00.
'Sheep receipts. 4I.OOO. steady: yearlings.
$5.75'iii;.50; wethers. $5.00(il(i.25; lambs. $8.55
4(8.75.
Motlier of Kick Hn Killer!.
I.os Angeles, .Sept. 1 tf. P i Her
mind filled with thoughts of her suf
fering bHhe, Mrs. K. KantarB, II.
walked into a rapidly moving auto
mobile on Sunset boulevard today. At
the receiving hospital she died, clutch
ing tn her band a Small bottle of
medicine she purchased for her llttie
cne Just before the aub. mobile ran her
down.
lei-UITed trslliy. The
noogli in tb evlsl -
'his was precisely what
n aneuver vva suci-essful
Ing temper of the speculative coiumutilty lo
poHjlwine a sharp reaclion of prices mil 11 the
lust half hour
A typical movement of the day. undoubtedly
most Influenced by sentiment, was a 2" point
rise in Baldwin Locomotive within 1" minutes
sfter the market opene.l. fell-. wed by a 15
point decline In a shorter lime, and nn Im
mediate fall of 12 fsilnts further dlre.tir.
Sales were again s.ve l.Vm.isiO shares.
12-: 120'v, 122
1244t I
107
Money 1ki2 IK r i-cnt.
Total sabs 1.S31.1iai shares.
Oregon fi.'i 2O0 40
Washington 49 200 0.4"
Wnshlngtou 9 5(K 5.4J
Oreron 3 150 6 25
Oregon 43 150 5.11
Oregon 23 inn 5.25
Oregou 02 It 1 ii.4o
LAMBS
Oregon 204 7" $". 75
Oregon 251 7n i 75
Oreton 5 :m : 75
Oregon 3 77 7 )
Oregon 128 90 0 15
YEARLINGS
Oregon 49 90 $0 ofi
Oregon 3 lo:: COO
Oregon 3 lod 5.00
EW ES
Oregon 23 133 $.50
Oregon 8 1 17 4. .10
When wrltlnjr or calling on
please mention The Journal.
advertisers,
(Adv.)
No fires.
No fires.
Idonday.
Tuesday.
Over beck & Cooke Co.
Stocks. Bonds, Cotton, Grata. Xetc
316-317 Board of Trade Building-.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
HTO ALL EXCHANGES
Members Chicago Board of Trade.
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Chicago. New York.
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Of Portland, Oregon
Offers to the public all the advantages of
an old, reliable and well connected institu
tion. It seeks to characterize every transac
tion with integrity, promptness and courtesy.
Capital and Surplus
$3,500,000
Special Trains
To
OREGON STATE FAIR
Fair Grounds (Salem)
Every Day This Week
Going Schedules Returning
Lv. FVjrtland Union Depot 8:30 A. M. Lv. Salem .. 4 2 5 P.
Arrive Fair Grounds t0:3S A. M. Lv. F. Gr'nds 4:40 P.
Arrive Salem 10:45 A. M. Ar. Portland 0:50 P.
.00 From Portland to
Fair Grounds and Back
Tickets on Sale Daily to Oct. 2d
Final Return Limit Oct. 6th.
Exciting Races Every Day
Read Program and Make Your Plans to Attend
Program Special Days
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Salem Day
State Societies' Day
Camper Night
Willamette Valley Night
M.
M.
M.
30
Thursday, Sept.
Portland Day
Transportation Day
Elks Night
Friday, October 1
Press Day
Scandinavian Day
Oregon Manufacturers' Day
Further
Office,
Saturday, Oct. 2
Shriners Day
Grange Day
Pioneer Day
Carnival Night
particulars at City Ticket
80 Sixth street, cor. Oak,
Union Depot or E
Telephones Broadway
Morrison Depot.
A-6704
2760,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent