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THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER - 21, 1916.
17
ALLIES FLOOD MARKET WITH ORDERS FOR CANNED SALMON
Edited by
Hyman H. Cohen
EXTREME
STRENGTH
A FEATURE OF TRADE
IN THE EGG MARKET
Sales of Extra Generally Reported
at 85c Dozen, With Case Count
at 81 W to 82c Receipt of
Fresh Stock Are Scant.
, Extreme areagtb eoptlnuss ta the market
Car ggs her with receipts kng tb teet
till on nominal basis.
Safe of cat coont ar reported along the
wholesale way at tlV,Qttc a Aatm. with
candled stock firm at 343oc, tn latter for
itra select.
There la qtiHa a liberal aala of abort tor-
egg at this tima around 32c fur beat
quality. 'I be shortage of freab offerings la
stimulating tb Icehous stock, especially a
la moat Uutaocaa tb latter la of rather good
aaallty. ,
Oulald ere Biarket continue to show
atreugtb. wltb price in inoat Instance uot
ed ut an advance. California and Washing
ton market are attQ materially blgber than
those here, bat tbt la due to the fact
that tbe muiwumiu are mucta aeavtec le
proportion to the output than in t Portland
UttKotv.
.WALNUT PRICES ARE HIGH
Oplng prices named by the California
Wslnot Growers' aaeociattnu ar 2c a pound
higher for Mo. 1 soft abell than a year ago.
No. 2a ar e higher and bedded toea Vif
lower than a, jea mo. Tbia mean a sailius
price f Vic a pound to retailer here tor
1 stock.
GRAPES HIGHER IN SOUTH
Grape prlcea are showing adtamsi In tLe
south, scc-ccillng to private messages recelvu
hart. LwhI trade la holding mmewlut
steadier at HV.c a ixund for Ladr Fingers
Sl.SS rtrr crate tor 'loasvs and $1.15 fur
Malaga..
SWEET FAMIXE IS RELIEVED
Tha famine of aweet notatoea noted her
during tbe laat 24 hours baa been somewhat
relieved by tbo arrival at another ear during
the dav. The market lj steady at 214c tor
lo. 1 stock wita off grade veiling proportion
ately Jesa.
HOP MARKET IS REVIVING
Sale of hopa In tbe Eugene section at 10c
ponnd marks a revival of interest In the
trade ben. A handred bale were aold at tb
prue. For selections aa high aa lie has Been
reported paid. California prlcea continue far
above the local market, 12V4(ai3V4c having
been paid In the Sonoma section, white la tba
Sacramento dUtrlct bales are t-tiown at 11c.
1t.es prices are being freely offered to grow
ers Is live south.
Peach Market Has
A Firmer Feeling
And Higher Price
Bale Are Being Made at Frac
tional Advance Apple Prices
Higher for Size.
The peach market 1 showing considerable
strength locally and at hipping point, galea
along tb wholesale way ar reported around
70c for favorable sixes of sUbertas and Craw-
fords. There ar lew Craw fords offering at
tbls time asd what stock Is available renolsu
almost sstlrely of extremely large trait or
Tory small alsee. Medium sis are scare.
nevertbelesi some galea of tb ordinary aiiea
ar reported stroer at 66c with limited butt-
Ms 2HC shove this.
Market for Orareatteia apples la firmer
with extra fancy showing quite fair sales
around Si. 7 and fancy stock at 91 40. White
some other varieties are offering, there Is
little demand for them sslde from cooking
purposes. Bates of off grade Grsvensteln
are reported down to SOc a box.
Pears are snowing a tteady tos generally,
although tbe movement U lesa pronounced than
when stamping vsraes were shown. General
sales of quality Bartletta around 1.25 s box
with a few sale higher.
EUROPE IS BEGGING
SUPPLY OF SAM;
ORDERS ARE HEAVY
Practical! Every Broker Has a
Handful of Orders Allied Gov
ernments Principal Purchasers
All Grades Are Taken.
TOMATO SUPPLIES ARE SCANT
Tomato supplies continue ecaut In the locai
market and sales of flrat-clu mk are re
ported generally at OOc a box. while ordinary
quality 1 moving around bv'Holc.
BRIEF NOTES OF THE TRADE
Pickling onions are tcarce and high at 78c
a pound.
Country killed meats are firmer.
Ccae Bitttatton firm at recent advances.
Sugar advance of 10c took affect during tb
ota toss and onions continue firm.
SHIPPERS WEATHER NOTICE
Weather - bureau advises: Trotect ship
meats durlpg tbe next 44 hours as fsr north
Seattle agilnat maximum temperatures of
about To degreee: northeast to Spokane, 90
degrees; aoutbeait to Itolse, 80 degrees;
south to Aahland, 83 degree. Maximum tem
pera tors at Fortlaud tomorrow about 74 de
grees. .,
JOBBING PRICES OF PORTLAND
These prices: ar those at which wholesalers
sell to retailers, except aa otberwls at ted:
Dairy Produoe,
BUTTER Creamery prluta, extras, 84o;
prim firsts, 82c; firsts, ;UVjC; cubes, lc lesa;
dairy, buying price, 214,22c.
BuTTEBIrAT Portland delivery No. 1 sour
cream, 81c. No. 2. 29c.
EGGS Selling price: Selected, fresh. 85c;
rase count, Oregon tsnc-h. 31 H 32c doasn;
ordtnarv, acndled. 84c; April storage, 81 32c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, heavy Plymouth
Rocks, lGc; ordinary chickens, 14c; stags.
10c: broilers. 18 17c; turkeys ( ); dressed,
fancy, 2820c; plgeona, $1.50411.85; squabs.
TRANSPORTATION
San Francisco
Los Angeles
(With out Chang Ea Routs)
The Big
Clssa,
Comfortshls.
Elegantly Appoint4
BEAVER
Sails from Alns worth Seek
8 P. SC. BATITKSAT, SfiYT, S3
100 Gold XUs M
Columbia Elver.
All Rates laelods
Bertha amd Meals.
Table and Sersio
Vaesoallsd.
The : Ban Fraaelsc a Portlsnd S. 8 Co.,
thltsl and Washington fi treats (with 0-W.
Iw si. Oe.) xi. Broadway 4600, A-CU1.
$2.00 dm.; geese, Uve, HQllVie; Pekln
duck, old. 12(jxl3c lb.; young end heavy, lc
lb.; Indian Huuaers, 1112e per lb.
CHEESE Selling price: Krrsb Oregon fancy
fnll eresm twins snd triplets, ltrQISttc lt.;
Yossg America. 'MJiailc. Pries to Jobbers:
Plata, lSe; Young America, lwc f. o. b. ; cream
brick. 2c; Llmbcrger, Xi2Zc; black owisa,
2T4l8c.
rrnito aa4 TesreUUas.
FRESH FRUITS Orsnges, Valencia, $4,000
4. 23 per box; bananas, 4ftc lb.: lemons, $T.0O
7.60; California grapefruit, $3; plana. 6
"5e hog; cantaloupes. ififcfe$1.25 crate-, water,
melons, 00c per cental; ueacbes, Oregon, &0
1t; Bartlett pears. 75cral 23.
BEUU1E8 Huckleberrtea. u8c lb.
A1TLES -Local, aoc$1.7& box, acoordlog
qutllty.
OXIONS OreirOB. $1.7S per cental.
I'OTATOES Belling price: Nw local. 00c
Si..'i; tniying price, ordinary sbipptug, a
i0c; fancy, )c(nl.uo; sweet, o. 1, 2c;
o. 2, 2ty)t lb.
VIBUISTaBLKM Turnips. $1.25 saek; carrots,
$1.25-, paranlpa. $1.26; Uregou cabbage. $1.75
ttl.&O cwt. ; green lons, a.-c doz buncbes;
fe.pera, 3ft4c lb.; bead lettuce, local, 30c;
celery, W'aTSc doxen; artichokes, SOr; cucum
bers, $!.( per rsck; tomatoes, Oregon, KmX
(Xc; egg plant, 2c lb.; string besnai, 6c lb.:
rliubarh, lH,(U2c lb.; peas, oc lb.; cauliflower,
ca$, .00.
Hosts, Flak sad Provisions.
DRESSED MEATS Selling price: Countrv
Wiled best hogs. lZTe lb.; poor. 89c b.-.
best reals. 13c; ordisary. ltKitllc; goal. 85c;
lambs, line; mutton. Saioc.
sJMOKLD-MEAT3 Hams, r22c; break
fast bacon. ISaadc; plcnic, 14c; cottage roll,
lde; short clears, smoked. lSttlttie: Oregon
extorU, smoked, 12c lb.
LARD Kelt 1 rendered, tierces, 13c; stand
ard, HVyc; lard compound, 12c.
OYSTERS Olytanla, gallon, $2.75; canned
eastern. We can; in .50 tlox.; eastern in shell.
$1.(16 per 100; razor clams. 15c dox.; eastern
oystera. per gal., solid park .
FISli DresMil flosndera, 7c; cbloook sal
mon, fitfoc per lh.; steelbead, 8c; perch.
7c; lobsters, 30c; silver Binelts, 8c; luion
tiout, ltlc lb.; halibut, 9Wttllc; sluiL-uon,
CRABS Large, $1.73; medium, $1.23 dox.
Oroeeria.
81'GAtt Cube. $8.00; powdered, $7.75; fruit
or berry, $7.25; Honolulu, $7.20; beet, $7.03;
dry granalsted. $7.28; D yellow, $6.65. (Above
Sisotatluns arc SO days net cash.)
HONEY Now. $3.2383.50 per ease.
UlCaWapan atyle. No. 8, 44c: New Or
leans, head, 6416Hc; bloe roae, 6 a.
MALT Coarse, half grounda, 100s, (VO 50 per
too; 60a. $11.30; tahls dairy, SOs, $10.00;
100s. $1.0: bales. $2.23; lump rock, $20 ton.
BEANS Quotations nominal; Small white,
$.W; large white, $9.00; pink, $7.73; llmaa.
$7.30; bayou, $7.50; red, $7.50.
Hops, West and Hides.
HOPS Nominal, buying price, 11 crop, 8
lt)c lb.
WOOL 1010 clip: Wlllamett valley, coarse
CoUwold, 82433c; vmedlom Shropshire. 33c;
floe, 31 ac; eastern Oregon ataple. 20425c
per lb.; coarse and medium, 28il3ac tt.
HIDES Salted bldea, 23 lbs. and up, ITHc;
aalted staga, 50 lbs. and up, 13 4c; salted kip,
13 lbs. to 23 lbs.. 16c; salted calf, np to 15
lbs., 23c; green hides. 25 Iba. and up, 15Hc;
green stags 50 lbs. and up, 11H; green kip.
15 lbs. to 25 lb., ISc; green calf, up to 15
lbs.. 25; dry flint, 20c; dry flint caf, up to
7 lbs.. Sic; dry salt hides. 245c: drv horse-
bides, each. 7c to $2.0o; alt borsehldes. each,
$3 to $4; horsehair. bc: dry long wool pelts,
iile; dry short wool pelts, 15c; dry abeep
shearings, escb. lOtgJc; salted sbeep shear
ings, each, 1 Gig 25c.
TALLOW .No. 1,-; No. 2, Sc;
lbL
CHITTIM OR CASCARA BARK Baying
price, per car lots, c; lesa than car lots. 4c.
MOHAIR 1916, 8540c.
SISAL Dsrk. 13c lb.; white, 13e lb.
Patau aad Oils.
COAL OIL Water white. In drum and Iron
barrels, 10c.
LINSEED OIL Raw. bbls. Bis aal kttl-
boiled, bbls., 86c; raw, case, 80c; boiled,
case, 91c gal.; lota of 250 gals., lc lesa.
TURPENTINE Tanks. 57c; cases, 64c gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 11c lb.; 500 lb
lots. llic; less lots, llc per lb.
GASOLINE Basis price. 2uVic per
OIL MEAL Carload lot. $34; teas than car
lots, $35.80.
Seed, Buytn; Prlcea.
Clover Red, 14c; aislke, 15c per lb.
Timothy 44Hc; domestic rye grass, 8
4; retch. Vj34,C; onion, 3c.
San Francisco Wool Market.
Saa Francisco Sept 20. (I. N. 8.) Wool,
per pound: Humboldt and Mendocino,
months, 20826c; '12 months, 223o; mld-
I?"11' . ?.tb' "18c; ysar-s stsple.
17919e; Red Bluff and vicinity, 12 months.
2028c; Nevada ftocR tuple, 2324c; rtia
light, crosa-bred, 26828c, according to qual
ity, north coast atates, clip, 1918, 25Q2S..
lamb s wool. 1S916c; do California, 12l5c;
fsll wool. 8312e for southern and I0i5c
for northern.
M. .) Wool
Far the greatest demand ever known from
foreign eouutrl la at present showing in the
canned salmon trade. Order ar well dis
tributed and practically every salmon broker
nlong the Pacific coast baa a handful of
business, which be Is unable to confirm
promptly.
Tbe demand from abroad, which 1 stated
on good authority to be confined almost en
tirely to tbe needs of the European allies, is
not confined to anyott variety or grade.
The run of salmon In th Columbia du--lng
th early part of the week wa come
what smaller than during th previous week,
but the catches srs still by no means un
favorable. A letter -from Euzene J. Kan-ell
of Evcrdlng ic Fxrrell, who is at th Pillar
Kokc cannery owned by the company, says
that the supply of flab comiaat In from the
ocean Is materially Increased and that better
ha nls are expected hit in th week.
Th quality t the present catch la the
Columbia continues favorable, although It is
not as good as the spring run.
Hogs Are Strong;
Sales More Easily
Made at the Top
Extreme Quality Sells at $0.70 to
(9.75 in Yards Other Lines
Are Very Good.
:tle. Calves. Sbeep.
102 . . 34
203 . . B!7
M 80
877" 52 1X49
26 1 1174
77 133'
1SS 20 1719
82 62 223
10S . . 1034
DEPRESSION
IS
QUITE
GENERAL IN WHEAT
TRAOE OF THE WORLD
Early Strength Is
Shown by Kails in
New York Trading
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Seattle Market.
Seattle. Sept, 21. (U. ' P. ) Onions Tel
low Californlsa, 2e; WaUa Wall, lQ2c.
Potatoes White new California, $23 ft 25;
White Riv.-r. $25; lsklma Gems, $2S!27;
sweets, S2.30.
San Francises Market.
San rranclfco, Sept. tl. (0. P.)
Potatoes Per cental. Deltas In aacka, $1.00
1.40; do Shlma Reds. $1.7031.75; No. 2
stock, 00&63C per sack; Salinas, $2.30 per
hundred.
Onions Per cental, brown, $1.75.
DAIRY PRODUCE ON THE COAST
Seattle KArkst.
Seattle, Sept. Zl. (U. P. ) Butter Natlv
Washington creamery, cube, 33c; do brick,
34:; atorage cube, 20SOc; storage, brick,
3031e.
UieeM Oregon triplets, 17t; Wisconsin trip,
lets, 19c; do twins, 19c; Young America, 22c.
, Eggs Select ranch, i&c; April, 3031c.
San Fraaelscs Market.
San Francisco, Sept. 21. (U. P.) Butter
Extras, 30c; prim flrsta, 29ftc; tftrsts,
2He.
Eggs Bxtraa. 40c; pullets, 33c.
theejse California fancy. lH4c; firsts,
13fc.c; Oregon triplets, fsncy, 16c.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK R.CS.
Hogs.
Thursday 463
Wednesday 559
Tuesday 81
Mocday 1353
Saturday 382
Friday 300
Week ago 963
Year ego. 592
Two rears ag 230
Three' rears ago.... 468
There continues a firm tso In th bog mar
ket at North Portland, with sales substantially
st Wednesday's prices. For tops sales were
shown at $.709.75.
There waa only a small run of bogs la the
yards tt th opening of th day' trade, and
sale were mad more prompt than on recent
daya.
CJeoeral bog market:
Choice light weight $9.7069.75
Good light weights. fi.256w.30
Medium weights 8.0u9.15
Rough besvy 8.5018.75
Sheep Sun a Handful,
Just a handful of sheep cam In to North
Portland over nlgbt. These were from a Wil
lamette valley point.
General strength Is shown In tbe market,
with the sate of Wlllamett valley lambs at
$8.50, the former top. This would Indicate a
still higher price for selected stuff.
General mutton and lamb market:
Select spring lain be $ 8.50
Ordinary lambs 7.75J.0O
Best yearlings 6.60fed.75
Good to common wethers 5.73oj6.l0
Beat ewes , 5.0.5.2."
Heavy common ewes 3OQ4.00
Oattl Situation la Goes.
Wall ther was nothing available to teat
the extreme market price for cattle at North
Portland during the day, sales of ordinary
quality stuff Indicated a continuance of tbe
former atronj position for rel tood quality.
Total receipts over night were small.
Gessrsl cattle market range:
Prime light steers $6.eO(g6J3
Prime heavy steers 6.VOU7.00
Good light steers 6.o0'6.23
Blockers and feeders 5.U0&5.73
Prim ilsUorued cows aud heifers... 5.40
Ccmmon cows 4.005.00
Bulls 3.50(i'4.5O
Prime light veal calves 7.0o7.50
Prim heavy veal calves 4-00iS.OO
Thursday Livestock Shippers.
Hogs William Block. Polk. 1 load; M. M.
Hoetor, Klickitat, Wash., 1 load; L. F. Tar
man, Coluua, Cel., 1 load; H. P. Turman, Los
Angeles, .cai., l load.
Cattle D. Ransey, Nex Perce, Idaho, 1 load.
H. Canfleld 1 load; tl. D. Wheeler, Linn. 1
load.
Mired "ttiff-J. W. Veatch, Lane, 1 load
cattle, hogs and sheep.
Comparative statement of livestock run:
Cttle. Calves. Hogs. Sbeep.
Month to date... 4,067 1H4 13.7bo 16.S..4
New York, Sept. 21. (I. N. S.) Irregular
ity dominated th morning session her today
when over halt a million share changed hand
at prices in almost every stock varying be
tween 1 and 2 points.
Following th early reaction and steady close
of yesterdsy, tbe market opened atrong, and
during tb tint boor prices advanced in a
bullish movement. Tb rati showed tbe great
eat etrenartfi itnrlna. th earl tranaactlona. and
Liverpool and London Are Lower ! were accompanied by the copper stocks, th
Finance -Commerce-Industry
Industrial and Railroad Companies Show Heavy Increases to Bore
plus Telegraph Compaaies Unable to Take Care of BwaiaiBss
Portland Railway Report Is Fair.
and Chicago Is Down During
Early Session Local Stark et Be
gins to Feel Some Effects.
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Portland
Year ago
Seaboii to date. .
Y'ear ago
Tscoma. Wed . .
Year ago
Secsoti to date. .
Year ago
Seattle, Wed...
Year ago
St aoou to date. .
Year ago
Cars
Wheat. Barley. Fir. Oats.
66 ... 6 24
40 1 3 2
1266 37 487 466
2148 876 204 838
25 1 ... 3
64 13 ... 2
158!) 27 ... 65
2178 U ... Ill
15 2 4 2
60 11 12 4
14C1 67 4iii 884
207" 224 5S5 80S
7
5
404
460
7
20
steela and industrial opening slightly- up.
failed to Join and soon bad th strong stock In
the irregular trend.
Crucible sold down to S9 during the Initial
deals, after opening at 82 H, 4 abov tbe
close. Steel common was steady around 108.
In the copper list Anaconda advanced to 96,
after a close osVMV). and many of tb trader
believe it will hit th lOu mark. Tb Indus
trials were the most irregular of the list.
, Baldwin Locomotive sold down to 84 "4 during
, tb first transsctlons, sfter opening st 88, 4
! up. The marine stocks made further declines,
j The market closed strong.
Ranee of New York orlce furnished by
BOO , Over beck & Cook Co.. 218-217 Board of Trade
606 ' building:
all
1117
Description
Open I High
Allls Chalmers, e.
Alaska Gold
Am. Beet Sugar ..
Am. Can, c
Am. Can, pfd
Am. Car Fdy., c. .
Am, Cotton Oil, C.
Am. Linseed, c. . .
Am. Linseed, pfd.
Depression was again general In the world"s
wheat trade for the day. Recent trading baa
been very erratic, being firm and higher one
moment and weak and lower the next. This
feeding Is naturally shared to en me extent by j Am. Loco.
the local trade, although It must be said to the
credit of Pacific northwest wheat buyers, the
have been far less stampeded by the recent
downward fluctuations elsewhere thsn bs beea
the case In other sections.
To some exieut perhaps this ta dne to th
fsct that tbe moment that prices go off s frac
tion here, selling iu the country la efssirely sos-pemled.
f hat haa happened to the barley market Is
Am. 8melter. c
Am. Smelter, pfd. . .
Ass. Sugar, c
Am, Tel. k Tel
Am. Woolen, c
Anaconda M. Co. ...
Atchison, c
Atchison, pfd
Baldwin Loco., c. ..
Bulduln Loco., pfd..
B. A O.. c
Bethlehem Steel, c.
24
94
63
66"
02
78
!"1
2.'.S
64
87
Low I CI cs
IT
IS
24
13
93 H
65H
94 V,
68 Vi
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23 Vs 23
OX?
uov
111
67
53
23
6114
107 110
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52
774
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96
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PORTLAND DAIRY EXCHANGE
Prices between dealers:
BUTTER.
Extra
EGGS.
Cas count
CHEESE.
No. 1 Oregon triplets
Tillamook triplet
Oregon Young America . . .
Oregon cream brick
Los Aagwles Market.
Los Angeles, Sept. 21. (P. N.
Case const, 29c.
Butter Fresh, extra, 80c.
Bid.
29 Vj
81 Vs
18
18
Ak.
30
17
19
19
27
S.) Eggs
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
FASTEST XOTJTX TO
CALIFORNIA
Portland $20.00)
to and Y
WITH
San Francisco $17.50) B"K
Tourist, $18 snd $18.80) 8d elaSs, $8. SO-Day
ilouad-Trip tsa, (ram PerUaad or any Willam
ette Valley point oa
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAT
California Steamer Express Leaves 9:80 A. at.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY.
, i Vorth Bank, Sth and Stark.
TICKET ) Statloa. 10th and Hoyt.
OFFICES 3d andforrT. M P? Ay.
' $48xWash O. . Ky.
ALASKA
Jatchlksjs, Wring" all
tart-burg-, J as saa,
Douglas, Haimos.
Skagway, Moxoo eaa
St. MlebacL
COJFORNIA
Yla jtUattls sr taa rraaolsM $ &j
' AMgmlmm aad Saa Dl;o.
Largest ships, gssaoaM aer.lce. low rates. fs
elsdisg iseal and berth. For particulars. aa
pi or Ulsphoa
TlolMt Oftleo, M9 Waahlartoa sTtr.
raetflv Mala 82S, Homo V829S,
Dalies - Columbia Line
Ovoratlaf
Str. J.N. Teal and Twin Cite.
j . . - .
PortJand5 U tlppr Columbia ana Soak
riVM point. . Loav Portland about
j - avsry ir day.
rot rrroKMATjoar caxa tatx.0
grease.
St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 20. (I.
unchanged.
New York Cotton Market.
Onen. HI eh.
January 160A 1632
March 1617 1646
May 1630 1664
July 164 1673
Septimber 1575 150J
October 1584 1605
December 1600 1825
Low.
1601
1615
1635
1645
1575
1577
1592
Close.
1623
1638
157
1067
1594
1597
1C14
Eastern Cash Wheat.
Omaha Cash wheat No. 1 hard. $1.49;
No 2 hard, $1.401.50; No. S hard, $1.46
St. Louis Whit west wheat dL but
iaL,cy Dine seuing reauny at fl.SOQl.67; NO.
$ white blue sold $111; No. 2 olub. $1.52.
Chicago :h wheat No. 2 red. $1150
1.65; No. 2 hard, $1.65; No. 3 hard. $1.50
San Francisco flop Market.
Ssn Francisco. Sept. 20. (I. If. S. Hops,
1918 crop. Callfornls, gQioe pr pound for
growers; Oregon contracts. 7a8c; do Jugcl.
12c per pound.
Liverpool Cash Wheat.
Liverpool, Sept. 21. (I. N. S. Wheat:
Spot No. 2 hard winter, 13a 8d; No. 1 Mani
toba, 14 2d; No. 2. 14a; No. 3. nominal.
. .New York Sugar and Coffee.
Nsw York, Sept. 21. (V. P.) Coffee New
York No. 7 Rio spots, e; No. 4 Santo.
10H.
Sagar Centrifugal, $s7T.
HEAVY LIVESTOCK SALES
Ashland, or, Sept. 21.
9 Stock: sales which total over
) $$0,000 were made and stock 4
shipped from Ashland the last
tiro days. John Hunt of Port-
4ft- land, bought 2020 lambs, and 4ft
4ft ahtppod last night. O. 8. Maris- 4ft
4ft flsld ships today 70 head mules,
sir 5 head borsas, mostly from tft
Klamath county, to Mansfield
4t Bros.' wheat ranch at La Crosse,
Wash. J. H. Carlton, for Miller
ft Lux of San Francisco, 4
4ft bought 560 head of cattle
4 pooled by cattle raisers of vi- ft
4ft Clnlty. lie shipa today to San (ft
4ft Francisco. He paid 6c for beef
. tutn, for feeders and a
4ft little less far cows. 4ft
i 1 ' - ;
Chicago Hog $11.80.
Chicago. Sept. 21. (1. M. S.) Hogs: Re
ceipts, 18.0OU; dull, 13c under yesterday's
ierage. Bulk, $10.20(211; light. $10(311.15;
BYlxed, $.so(J11.2u; heavy, S3.804jll.15;
rough, rJ S0zl0; pigs, 86.75&9.70.
Cattle Uecelpts. auoo; tteaay. native
beef steers, $6.5011.80; western steers.
$ti(a9.25: stockers and feeders, il.60Q7.65,
cow 8 and heifers, $3. JO 9. 20; ealves, $8.U
Q13.
Sheep Receipts, 14,000; steady. Wethers,
$d.5(U80; lambs, $e.85t)ll.
Kaaaa City Hog flO.K.
Kansas City, Sept. 21. (I. N. S.) Hogs:
RecelpU, Tom); lower. Bulk, $10.3821O.'),
hiavv. I10.3U&L 10.75: Meters snd buubers
$10.4010.90; light, $iS.3i4J 10.83; pigs. $7
HtlO.
Cattle Receipts 6000; steady. Prime fed
steers, $9.75 10.90; dressed beef steers. $7.25
9.30; western steers, $6.409.50; cows
$4.bu((l'7.25; heifers, $64J10; stocker and
feeders, $5.5088; bulls, $54?.50; calves,
$6(311.
Sbeep Receipts, 20,000; stesdy. Lambs.
110 10.60; yearlings, $7.508.50; wethers,
$7ji.78; ewes, $6.757.33.
Omaha Rog $10.90.
Omshs, Sept. 21. U. N. S.) Hog: Re
ceipts, 5600; lower. Heavy, $1010.3,V, light.
$10.30(310.90; pigs, $9.;gio.i; Lu.k of
sales, 10.1U(S10.30.
Cattle Receipts. 6600; steady. Native
steers, $710.8u; cows snd heifers. $6&7 50
western steers, $6.759.25; Texas atecrs, $9.50
T15; stockers and feeders, $6.25(3S.40.
Sheep Receipts, 26,000: lower. Wethers,
$6.5047.50; yearlings. $7.254iS.50; lambs,
$10.20 t 10.40.
SeatU Hogs $10.25.
Seattle, Wash., Sept. 21. (P. N. S.)
Hogs: Kecelpta, 79; strong. Prime lights,
$10.10310.25; medium to choice, $9.9010;
heavy packing, $9.1069.75; pigs, $S.739.25.
Cattle Receipts, none; stesdy. Beet steers,
$7 fa. T. 25; medium to choice, $0.236.50;
common to medium. $3.235.73; best cows,
$5,251(15.75; common to medium cows, $3,504
4.50; bulls, $3tt4.50; calvs, $79.
. .i ri .!.. . -. . I V
J7.754j8.25; yearlings. $6.257; ewes, $4.50
a:a.ao.
Derver Eogs $11.
Denver, Sept. 21. Cattle Receipt 4900,
ateadr. Beef steers. $6.00Q7.50: cow and
heifers, $3.0037.25; stockers and feeders. $3.00
U7.UO.
Hogs Receipts 100, steady. Tops, $11.00;
bulk. X 10.33d 10. 90.
Kfieep Receipts 16.000, strong. Lambs, $9.50
Q10.40; ewea, $6.50(7.00.
BANK STATEMENT OF COAST
Portland Banks.
This week. Year age.
$2,746,294.55 $2,051,905.03
2,118.849.19 1.361.225.43
2.458,135.29 8.007 .003. 96
2,284.017.25 1,778,560.
San Franc lao Beak.
$12,400,002.00
Tsooma Bank.
$ 424,465.00
78,624.00
Seattle Banks.
Clearing $ 3,686,977.00
Balancea v- 265.865.00
Los Angeles Bank.
Clearing $ 4.321,700.00
Clearings:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesdsy
Thursday . .
Ctearlngs . .
Clearing . .
Balances . . .
at present a mystery In the trade here. There i ...'?.," D?" 1
has been practically no trading In bartey at Cal Petroleum, c .'.
Pacific northwest poiuta of late, although j Canadian Pacific
stocks are short. Relatively speaking, oata are i Cent. Leather, c.
really cheaper thau barley, and this may be Cent. Leather) pfd. .
one of the solutions of the mystery. With . Chesapeake A 0. ...
plenty of oata offering at tbe lower prices, C- A tt. W., c
there is naturally much lees inclination to take j tfat; w fd-
bold of barley at the higher llgures. 1 J;-. . -Sr P
FLOUR Sellinj price: Patent, $0.60; WI1- Jrl, looof C
Umette valley. $6.20; local straight. $6.20i 11 pff IV""
6.40; baktra' local, i.404 rf; Montsaa spring , I '
,h. v .if.. ,. I Consolidated Gas ...
-h.: ,.-,r,Th ,r.-rr:. ir.iforn product.
per ooriel.
HAX Buying price, new crop: Willamette
valley timothy, fancy, $14.O0: eastern Ore-
SSij e
300 j5O0
44 e"4
85 86
22 V,, 2.iVi
84 V,
540
94 74
105H
looa
r M1
l'IO-4
..I $4
Crucible Steel c.
Crucible Steel, pfd. .
D. A R. G., c
var it vx XT i rv m ra rt . s a
E-ou-ldaho fancr tlmothv. 118.0041 19.00: ,. t". Tf..-
clover, $.0O10.00 ton.
GRAIN 6ACKS 1916 nominal: No. 1 Cal
cutta , HViiJUHc in ca'lols; less amounts
are blgber.
. MILU.STLFFS Selling price: Bran, $23.00.
shorts, $25.00 per ton.
ROLLK1J OATS $7.0007.25 per barret.
Cticsgo wheat closed fractionally higher to
lewer. On the local market qnotations for Sep
tember where unchanged, with the except ion of
club, which was lc lower. A sale of 500O
Erie, e
Erie 1st, pfd
Gen. Blectrlc
General Motors
Goodrich Rubber
Gt. Nor., ore lands
Gt. Nor., pfd.
(Jreene-Csn
Hid A Leather, c. ...
Hide A Leather, pfd..
Je Hecurttlea
178t4il78
95 Si I STs
64
54
1364
15ii
02 'ii
46 4
8x'A
54
174
700
72
42
83
127;i26
54 52
137H!136
15; I5is
119;120i
49T
46
88
54
174 ta 173
700 6S0
72X4 72
44 42
Same 1915 5,943 134 11.291 15,721
Osin 1916 47 2,494 1.133
Loss 1016 1.8S6
Year to date 44,625 234S 202,491 109.902
Sam 1915 46.718 1339 143.357 138,875
Gala 1919 1009 59,134
Los 1918 2,093 23,973
Wednesday Afternoon Sates.
STKXR3.
50. Ar. lbs. Price.
0 steer 782 $o rJ
4 steers 1042 5.(
6 leers 022 5 5
17 steers , 975 6.65
8 steers 90S 4.73
9 steers S61 4.'io
11 steers 1029 5.25
17 steers loul 4.15
3 steers 1143 4.2j
1 steer 790 4.00
1 ter KOO 5.0U
1 steer 990 4.50
6 steers 872 4.50
1 steer lim) 4. 50
2 steers 905 4.5C
COWS.
1 cow S20 $3 50
8 cows lOifj 5.0o
9 cows MO 4.23
2 cows 870 S.30
2 cow 103O , 4.5u
6 cows l'XO 4.53
8 cows 606 3.00
t cows 820 4.50
1 COW 950 2.'jU
STAGS.
1 stag 1210 $4.00
1 Stag 1250 4.00
HEIFERS.
1 heifer 780 $4.60
6 heifer 593 4.75
BULLS. I
2 bulla 955 $3.23 ,
H0G3.
$4 bog - 207 $9 70
2 bogs 190 fj.03
lO hogs 211 9.7i
1 hog - 370 8.75
92 hogs 195 9.75
87 bogs 198 9.71
14 hogs 267 8.70
7 hogs 136 8.00
Illinois Central ..
busLela October bluestem was made by a local 1 1, dust rial Alcohol
No.
15 bogs
104 hogs
2 hogs
3 bogs
Price.
$9.75
9.70
9.50
9.00
8.70
8.50
$8.50
6.50
$8.75
Oregon Apples in South.
San Francisco, Sept. 20. (1. N. S.) Ap
pie, new crop, tn good order: Grave nsteiu,
$1.10(31.25 for 4 tier and 65 (S 75c far 4V.L;
Gloria Mundy, 634j75c for 3 and 4 tter;
Belief leur, 4 tier, 65 685a and 507Sc tx
4H tier; Kings, 75s5c for 4 and 60(3 73c for
3V tier; Fall Pippins, do75c; Rhode I.
land Greening, 6575e for 4 tier, snd 3"e
for H tier; Common Beds. 30375c:, Jonathan,
94C$1.15 for 4 tier and 70f9S for 4',
tter; Wagner, 75S5c for 4 tier and 50Q5t
for m tier; Hoover, 73&SSc for 4 tier and
5CJ60c for 4 tier.
. San Francisco Grain Market.
Baa Francisco, Sept. 21. Barley calls:
Sept. 21. Sept. 20.
Oped. Close cie.
December 175A 173 A 178fcB
May 175B 177HA 175B
Spot qtmtarlons Wheat Walla Walla $2 15
02.20; red RawUm, $2,112.20: Turkey red,
$2.202J2&; bitietem. $2.20(0.2.25.
Feed barterH'-'ViaJ.TO.
Whit nets 411 .62 1.65.
Bran $24.ta3 24.60: middlings, $32.00633;
shorts, $25 J0 626.00.
Says Wilson Is Gaining.
T. H. Monroe, president of the
Henry George Lecture association of
Chicago, 111., was in Portland yester
day for a few hours, ei -routs from
Seattle to- San Francisco. He saya
the sentiment for Wilson throughout
the United States is increasing and
the Democrats are everywhere confi
dent f tb result in November.
Thursday Morning Sales.
HOGS.
Ave. lbs.
153
, 194
175
27
4 hogs 802
8 hogs 153
LAMBS.
23 lamb 79
lamb 62
YEARLINGS.
6 yearling 102
Foreign Wheat Markets.
Liverpool Cash wheat 2d to 2d lower.
Rosario Wheat opened Strong. IVic to 2c
London Cargoes on paSsags, 9d to Is lower.
Recovering Reason,
Mait Admits Record
Fike Fa-ge at Asylum Says He Has
Term to Flnlsa at BlchmonO, Ta.,
Letter Confrim Confession-
Salem, Or., Sept. 20. Recovering h!s
reason under treatment at tha stalo
hostital for the insane. Pike Page
committed from Salem a few weeks
ago, confessed that he was wanted. at
Richmond, Va., state prison to finish
a sentence of two years for larceny.
He had escaped from the prison, ha
said. Wednesday a letter and photo
graph arrived from Virginia and con
firmed Page's story. He had served
in Virginia under the name of Joe
Dodge.
exporter to a California, milling interest at
$1.33.
September oeta bids were off 50c ton. while
brriey was unchanged.
Argentine - Uroutb continues snd dsaaage
Inspiration
Interboro, e
Interboro. pfd
Kansas City Sonth.,
Lacks waana Steel...
reports coming to hand; locusts are menacing Y,11
In the north.
France Rain general and threshing stepped.
Nothing new in the Bslkan situation, there
fore less attention being paid to the possi
bility of reopening of the straits In time tor
tils season a shipments.
Argentine forecatt aalpment this week:
Wheat, 1 .200,000 bushels; corn. 3,400,000
buabela.
Broomhall a International wheat review la
rather beariah.
September bid on the Ex change:
WHEAT.
Thur Wed. Toes. Mon.
1916 1915 191
Bluestem 133
Club 124
Red Fife 126
Red Russian .... 123
Fortyfold t 129 86
OATS.
Feed 2700 2300
BARLEY.
Feed 3200 2325
Futures were quoted:
WHEAT.
133
83 125
80 128
7S 123
80 129
132
126
127
124
12S
131
121
127
125
128
2750 2750 2750
$200 8300 1200
October bluestem
Not ember bluestem
October fortyfold
November fortyfold
October club
November club
October red Fife
November red Kife
October Russian
November Russian
FEED OATS.
October
November
FEED BARLEY.
October
November
Chicago Wheat Not
Yet Settled; Tone
Erratic for Session
Midval Steel
Mexican Petroleum....
Miami Copper
Kecnocott Cooper.....
Missouri Pacific
Nttlonal Lead
Nevada Cons
New Haven
New York Ah- Brake...
New York Central
N. Y.. Ont. A W
Norfolk A W., c
Northern Pacific
Paclfie Mail
Pennsylvania Ry
People' Gas
Pressed Steel Car, c...
Preseed Steel Car, pfd.
Ray Cons. COftper
Rsiltta Steel Springs.
Reading, c
Reading, 1st pfd
Reading, 2d pfd
Republic I. A e
Republic I. A S pfd..
Rock Island
Shattuck
f n . l i A
i wars, nwuQi'i c vj. .
1 '-iH I LUVJV.-1'eX axsri . . esee.e.
i'JT, ' gtudabaker. pfd
;"u Southern Pacific
.TJl ; Southern Ry., c
, Southern Ry., pfd
zTi Tenr.. Copper
HZ Texas Oil
Vi Texaa Pacific
T., St. L. A W., C
T.. St. L. A W.. pfd...
Union Pacific, c
Union Pacific, pfd
V. 8. Rubber, c
U. S. Rubber, pfd
U. S. Steel Co., c
U. 8. Steel Co., pfd
Utah Copper
Virginia Chemical, c. . .
W. L Telerranh
westinghouse Electric
.. 123
.. 123
..rtoo
..2T00
..3200
..3200
119V,
s
2S
lOV.
107
204
131
112
27
5714
108
59
23
5X
111
84 28
2!ll2
88
so",
113
99H
54 14
23
60
141
107
27
131
112
27
57
109
01
'25
54
112l110
82
80
iii"
T0
140H
107
26
130
Xxtoroaslag tb svarplas. Noticeable
among the statements of tb leading
lrdustrial and railroad securities of
the country recently has been the fact
that despite th usual and sometime
Increased dividends paid, the com
panics in general are showing a liber
al Increase in their surplus funds. Th
accumulation of surplus is Indicative
of the general desires of the big cor
porations to prepare for whatever
lean business years that may follow.
In few instances this surplus is not
being Invested, but is being kept Intact
In the banks.
Telegraph Compaaies PMsrpwrouav---An
unusual state of prosperity la
shown in recent reports of the various
telegraph companies. The fact of the
matter is that the commercial mes
sage business is now so extremely
heavy that it is impossible to lease
a wire in any section of th country.
While this is specially shown in the
eastern states, the business on the
Pacific coast is already up to th full
capacities of the leading companies.
Portland Hallway August port.
The report of earnings of the Port
land Railway, Light & Power com
pany for August, while reflecting a
decrease In gross earnings and sur
plus, is still considered favorable as a
liberal surplus Is still shown. The
report in detail follows:
toot .jeinfflfs $447,501.55
OpwuAr expenses... 21 1.846 .08
Net earning $236,655.47
interest, taxes and
ISIS
$460. SCO K
216,068 18
$244,802.V)
228.081 .60
04
T2
21
141
107
26
130
lllilll
2fe 2
87
108
59
110" 110
18
80
2S
130
109
100
24
23 '4
217
ei
10
31 'A
20
131
109
101
24
68
25 U
217 215
fti'
44
64
110
18
80
207
128
109
100
63
23
61
Woolworth '13H
146 147 145
68
114
109)107V4
lZlHllt
PON,! SS
43 43
!l 08
flfl 68
138 '13S
otber fixed charge. 225.196 98
Surplus $ 10.438.64 $ 10.T70.S3
Industrial Shares Attract. While
some of the "war" babies have shown
rather rapid prica declines recently, it
Is generally appreciated that Indust
rial stocks, ever sine the boom re
sulting from war orders, have dis
placed the rails in speculative favor.
A glance at the character of atock
market trading since the outbreak of
war clearly illustrates this shift of
Interest.
Before the war, dealings In indus
trial stocks ordinarily comprised
slightly less than one half the total
turnover in the New York stock mar
ket. Soon after the resumption of
trading, following the 4 V months'
thutdown of the stock market, the
ratio between these two groups of
stocks was practically equal.
Student Oot Xoans. All but $1$8.4
of the $6028.81 that has been donated
by the friends of education and the
Oregon Agricultural college student
loan fund, has already been placed In
loans according to a recent report of
the college auditor.
Almost $1500 was added to the fund
during the last year, but notwith
standing this fact there will be less
money available for helping students
than usual, thus rendering it impos
sible to assist deserving students who
may need comparatively small sums -
to pay expenses. -
At the beginning of last year, July
1, 1916, there were one hundred four,
outstanding loans, averaging $14.12.
During the year one hundred-nlneteen
loans were made, averaging t$.7.
LouTis paid during the fiscal yesrwen '
sixty, averaging $$.. The number ,
of oatatandlng loans, July 1, 181s Waa
ore hundred-sixty three, averatlng .
36. $J. and totaling tnS4.S5.
Since the college has no scholarship
Its only resource for helping needy
students is the stufent loan fund.
The fund was established by gifts of"'
friends of th Institution both within -and
without the college. ,
Big Bank asoswuioea. Tha onsen
dated resources of all national aad
state banks and trust companies in '
San Francisco is In excess of $670,000 ,
0o0. This is far beyond any previous
combined total and ia believed to be
tha greatest aggregation of assets for
the banking lnstlutions of ay city
west of Chicago and St. Lxuls. Th
increase since June SO figures ut ia
excess of $3S,f00,000. ' -
Completion by tbe state banking de
partment of tfc tabulation )f condl- -tion,
as of August $1, of all Starts,
banks ard trust companies In this city
renders the grand tstal compilation
herewith possible):
State bank reaouroes, August tl,
f..i,vtr,.Di,
Trust resources, AsTtist II, f23a97 v
644.
National bank resources, September -12.
$814 f ft, 541.
Resources of all banks In San Fran
cisco. $s?o,7te,g?s.
xu-i eajse, ower June bo, Ia,lW3,0Z3.
KarxUag Auat ZnoveassV .Increases
for tbe wettc ended tiepterrvbar 16 of
$.6 millions in earning assets and of
7.8 mlllaone In tbe oomblned gold re
serves, a Ueorease of 11.8 millions in
aggregate cah reserves, and net with
drawals of 4 millions of . government ;
deposits, are Indicated by the regular
weekly bank statement, made publlo -today
by the iederal reserve boa I'd as
at close of business on Friday, Sep
tember 18, 1816.
New York reports an. Increase of S.9
millions; In fts -gold resorve, and a -decrease
of la.fi million In ttm tnral
oash reserve. The induction in th
banks' reserve results from net with
drawals at government arwl member
bank deposits, a reduction of the bal
smc due to other federal bunks' liabil
ity on federal reserve nores. Chicago
sr.ow a substantial gali In reserve -together
with a reduction of Its favor
abVe agg-reesrte balance w ith other fed.
eral reserva banks. Losses of gold In
the weekly settlement account largely
for tbe decreases In reserves shown '
for tbe Minneapolis said Kansas -City
banks. Richmond's gnln In total re
serve is dire mainly bo a change 'of a
favorable to an advense balance tn its '
accounts with other federal Tessrr
sanks.
Italian forces at that time, was the
father of th commander of the Italian
forces In the present war.
It had been planned to give a band
concert celebrating the national day
yesterday to raise additional funds,
but lack of time to make arrangement
prevented. The concert Will be given
st a later dste.
The funds turned over to Dr. Vlsettl I tho committee.
were ooBlected by an, Italian Red Cvots
Quick nellef committee, organlsrft u
week (kgi with R. D. Fontana as ajret
dnt. A tlampalgn for tha Italian "Hal
Croes will bs csrrWl on In "Portland
throusftiout tbe duration nt ti
war
Dr. Vlsettl is hotvorary president cf
piiiiiiiiiiiiiraiiiiii
!
SHORT JUNE
TO
Total sales, 1,364.000 shares.
Must Face Assault Charge.
Salem, Or.. Sept. 20. Thiordor Pap
pas, under arrest at Astoria .for as
sault with Intent to murder "iAndr.w
Grtllo in Contra Costa county. Call.'.,
must face trial for the offense. Gov
ernor 'Withycombe honored a requisi
tion for him Wednesday afternoon.
The attack was made with a knife, it
Is asserted.
Gnardsmen in Hospital.
Captain Daniel E. Bowman, who Is
on sick leave, and thres privates in
the hospitsl, one st San Diego and
two in San Francisco. will not be
mustered out with the Third Oregon
nett Monday at Camp Withycombe. . It
is also announced that livestock and
field equipment will be sent to Van
couver barracks.
SUGAR TO ADVANCE AGAIN
In addition to the 10c ad
vance in the price of all grades
of refined sugar her during the
day. there will be a similar ad
vance tn th price Friday morn
ing. This will place the basis
price- for granulated at $7. $5
per hundred pounds.
I
Chicago, Seit. 21. (I. N. 8.) Price va
ried little In- the early trading In th grain
pita today after an opening fractionally be
low tha close. Ia some Instances tbey ad
vanced above the close, but later fell back,
and th market was practically steady with
touche of bullishness in some apots.
Wheat price opened ic to lc under and
gained th loss during th first hour's deals.
December wheat opened at $1.99. and sold
up to $1.49. stesdy to th close, during
the first deals.
Th gra'n opinion favor the long aide cf
wheat and seem to be confident of ultimate
higher prices. In Liverpool the market was
sutler as s result of pressure and tha lndis
oosition here to advance American prices
Primarv receipts are already beginning to coin
pare unfavorably with last year's sod it Is
believed that the visible will shortly show
decreases.
Pressure on corn Is exr-ected for some time
r . .. - M.n!nt, nrtf nr. rnfwt. irAnn f i n -
tba s fair new crop Is coming in and that i City Attorney Schuebel and City Re
us old stock will be released. Both corn , corder Loder were unable to agree,
and oats were steady at slightly lower prices. 1 - -
Provision prices dropped during ta rirst
deal.
Chicago range furnished by Over beck A Cooke
Co., 216-217 Board of Trad building:
S WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
September ... 148 149U, 14 14A
December J-ra "tij ""kb
May 150 151 5 149 151B
Wilis.
September ... 87Vi 86
Detemher .... 72 73 72 7TB
May 76 76 75 76
OATS.
September ... 44 45 444 43
December "-t ' ' "1
May 50-4 51 50 BIB
PORK.
2807 2S07
Would Have Council
Repudiate Its Word
Oregon City, Or., Sept. 21 Petitions
were placed in circulation Wednesday
afternoon tn this city asking the coun
cil to name T. C. Burke, now acting
chief of police, the permanent head of
the police department. Captain Lowell
Blanchard, of O company. Third Ore
gon regiment, the regular chief, was
granted a leave of absence when the
call to the front came. An agreement
was made with Captain Blanchard that
upon his return, he would be given his
position back. Mayflj Hackett ap
pointed F. C. Burke acting chief at
this time.
The petitioners claim that Burke
works more in harmony with the other
city .officials, and that Blanchard and
SPOKANE
IS THE
0-W.R.R..&N.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
READ DOWN READ UP
7:00 P. M. Leave... PORTLAND,.. Arrive 8:00 A.M.
6:50 A. M. Arrive. v .SPOKANE Leave 9:10 P.M.
Union Station Service in Both Citiet
USE THIS NIGHT SERVICEIT SAVES A DAY
UNION PACIFIC SERVICE
TICKETS, RESERVXTI0NS ETC
upon application to
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Washington at Third Street
Broadway 4800. A-61S1
THROUGH" SLEEPING-CARS
TO AND FROM WALLA WALLA
Kw Conrposlt Observation Tlplng
Car Mow la Service to Spokane.
Northwest Land Products Show Seattle.
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Hotel Is Robbed.
San Francisco, Sept. 21 (P. N. S.)
Two armed robbers, unmasked, held
up the Lankershrm hotel here at a
o'clock this morning and forced the
night clerk, Tom Marvin, to empty the
cash drawer for them, taking Z0 In
gold and $9 in small -change. They
then rifled the pockets of S. Carey,
Marvin's young assistant, securing $4
more, and mad their escape,
PORTLAND FIRE RECORD
Symphony Orchestra Coming.
The Burns Symphony orchestra,
composed of 30 students from the high
schools of central Oregon, the leader
of whleh Is a 12 year old girl, will
give concerts In Portland Wednesday
and Thursday nights at the old Baker
theatre at Eleventh and Morrison
streets. On their arrival In Portland
th orchestra will be guests at a
luncheon at the Ad club and the Pro
gressive Business Men's club. They
will also visit the assemblies of all
the high schools.
Italian Red Cross
Funds Are Sent On
As the first Installment of funds
being raised among local Italians for
the benefit of the Italian Red Cross,
Dr. C. Visetti, Italian royal consular
agent of Portlahd, forwarded yesterday
$277.50 to Count Delia Somalia, presi
dent of the Italian Red Cross at Rome.
The day was particularly appropri
ate, as it was the anniversary of uni
fication of Italy. September 2, 1870.
Count Cadorna, commander-in-chief of
rfpf 1 . ',
redasday.
9:31 p. m. Oregonian building, 323
Alder street, defective el c trio wiring,
unestimated damage.
Thursday.
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Stocks, Bonds, Cot tea, a rata, St. .
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DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
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furnish rates and
information.
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E. W. Eamxow,
Trav. Pass. Agt
128 Third St
Portlaaa. Or,
and a good way to Eastern'
points.
One-way fares via California
practically same as via direct
routes.
Four Fast Overland Trains
on your way
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest