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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1821.
THE -OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. .'OREGON
10
NORTHWEST PRUNE PRICES ARE ADVANCED HALF CENT; POUND
EGG
PK
E
HAS
FURTHER
CLIMB
THURSDAY DAIR TTEADE
! Batter Efrea Cheese
Csbe Eitra. Select. , Flats.
Portlaad ....... .8 .42 At $ .27
saa Fraaelteo .,: .10 .48 JtlV,
Chicago ......... .41 28 JO
New Tork .At .70 .22
Los Aageset 48 .40
Btattlt " .41 .It A
Kag markrt la "somewhat excited here be
raaae of tin recent very lhrp advance on
I'artfle mil white in th New York trade
Value f'ir th day her war advanced le to 8c
.a rtnsen.
Nt'lcct etnrk wu generally flu o ted at 42o
dnsen. altboush nat concern wea asking 43e
ihiavn. Frarucally dim of tha stork that will
grail select in Ui New York market and allt
at 'the high prlc there ta tradable here. AU
' - 'itch stock ta shivned to the Atlantic a
board, tint It haa Uie effect of forcing all Talue
liisiter here. ,
Tlie buying price of current reeeipt egg haa
Iwen advanced to (2((c a doaen, Portland de
Huti, for tlie day and la firm at that. The
buying mire of- Henery whites ia advanced to
I Ac a doten generally, although tone are said
to be offering 87c. Soiling prin of ordinary
candied haa been moved aa nun aa 4Uc
dnaen. A yer ao the prt-e of egg here ruled
aa hlgn a 00c a do sen lor mi aame data.
Those desiring ipectal information regarding
an market tbould write the market editor, U re-
gun Journal, enclosing stamp lor reply.
BITTER MARKET IS STRONGER
Martlet for butter la showing '.rngth here
with aa early advance in the price forecaat
again. Cube are In demand with extra at
4 Ie a pound generally. Kastern markeu were
in better position.
CHEESE PRICES ARE MAINTAINED
With tha lateat showing of strength and price
advance at Wlaoontin primary points, the market
for cheese kt showing maintained values here.
No change in basis price -sported either by
Tillamook or the Dairymen' league.
LIGHTWEIGHT HENS SICK AGAIN
After a period -of activity at the low priee,
the market for lightweight bans has again
ouleted. There Is not much activity in tha gen
eral poultry market but the dsy'a prices were
ueooangea.
rAWCT HCCK LEBER RIE9 RECEIVED
Pi ge A Son had on display Thursday the
finest lot of huckleberries ever seen in the
wholesale trade here. The stork esme from the
Caanmde mountains and was of big siz and most
eaoellent quality. Bales at 20c pound.
ONION TRADE HOLDING STRENGTH
lfsrket for onions continues to show strength
here with the general buying price in the country
at $2 13 and some limited purchases aa high as
12.50 per cental at the farms. Practically no
bearerdam stock has aa yet been delivered.
maiucet
stJETMU PRKXX
By Hymen H. Cones
It begins to look aa If the consumer
must hurry in order to secure) cucumbers
tor pickling; at a proper price. "While
confirmation is not generally available.
reports Indicate that much damnce haa
been done the cucumber crop by recent
com mornings and In some sections the
output will be nominal.
Real huckleberries, probably the first
genuine stock the local market has
shown for some time, has arrived here
from near the last growth of vegetation
on Mount Hood. These huckleberries
are about, as large as a smatl cherry
and are plump and of excellent flavor
as well as sound. They are selling
around 25 cents a pound in the retail
shops as compared with 17V4 cents' for
the little stock that is usually sold as
the huckleberry.
Consumers who have a car and have
a day off can secure them by traveling
on the new Mount Hood loop road.
Eggs are again higher in the local
market but today's prices are much be
low this period a yoar ago.
Retail prices in privet stores:
Butter Freeh rrtm?rj, 63 0 55c.
Kegs Freh; 38 4'c.
Poultry Chickeaa. drewd. 25 (Bail
i Pith Salmon, 12 20c; halibut, 20c; perch
lac: sturgeon. 25c lb.
Flour Re t local patent. 82.23 ffl 2 SO nr
, V V ios.
Potatoen Bnrbsnkj. 82.50 ner sack.
Onions 1 5c lb.
Yamh.il street prices;
Cabbage, 4c lh. : cauliflower. 1Tr Imparl - fa r-
rots. Be hunch; lettuce. 5 10c bead; dry on
-". v id., urw. iac id.: turnins. eo lh - rw-
l"''20 ,b : T beans. 10c lb.; string bean".
ay iu. i eppiei, oc id. ; tomatoes, lie lh rorr.
10 15c down.
Honey Comb. SRc; quart, 70c; pint. 8Se.
Berries Strawberries. 2i- hni. hi.Akk...
6c. 2 for 15c. '
Poultry Hearr hen. 2-- rh h, 5
brrllern, 85c. "
r zr Beet. 42c doren.
Butter Best. 45c lb.; cottage cheese, 18c lb
PRUNES OFFERING
AT ANOTHER RISE
By Hymati M. Cohen
Advance of He a pound is being asked and
received ' for prune by the Washington Grow
ere Cooperative association on its reappearance
in the selline market.
i nepora irom sew lore inaicste tnai toe
1 W hinztrm oratniutinn. ihMi wu t h . firjt
market, has come back
GERMANY SEEK
HARD RED WHEAT
THURSDAY WHEAT TRADE
Herekaatt Eicaaage
Bid. Lots,
Use
i limited volume of prunes
to withdraw from
with the offer of
at a rue of over wast it was securing
previous to discontinuance of sales.
fo report is given by the Oregon associs
tioo. but it Li understood that it, too. is back
in the market with prunes at a similar ad
vance asked by its affiliation, the Washington
erganizati)n.
Despite at) efforts to hide the facts there
will be a greater crop of prunes in the Wil
lamette valley marketed this aeeaon than has
been forecast in recent ' publication. 'Practi
cally the entire crop grown this season , i!
saved, a condition meet unusual in this terri
tory, i
Demand fer prunes from Europe ia reported
as very keen, snd additional business is confirmed.
Hard white ..$1.18 1H Fortlaad ,..lt.?t SLM fx,
Seft white .1.11 IVSre Chicago ........... 8.40 1IU0 ltJi
White dab 1.11 2He Omaha v MO tJH
Hard wlater 1.11 Se Kansas CRy ....... 8J . a.7.
Nortfiera spring- 1.11 ' e Dearer , 8Ji t40 MO
Red Walla, f' 1.08 tVie geattle tai a
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
-Cars-
DAIRT PRODUCE Or THE COAST
an Francisco Market
nan Francisrn Hn 1 s n.., it-..
t or.
tigs KXtrSS. U" .Tin fink
extra pullets. 871c; extra first. puUets, 37c;
undenised pullets. No. 1, 20c.
firsts"Soc ,-'Jl,0' fats, fancy. 23 tte;
Los Anseies Msrket
Lo Angeles. Sept 15. (t N. 8.) Butter
IOC.
S5c.
Poultry
fryer. 30c.
Extras, 46cr cate count, 42c; pulleU,
liens, 2032e; broilers. 36c;
Seattle Market '
Seattle. Wash., Sent 15. (I. N 8.) Eess
select rapch, 40 i 42c; pullet. 33c.
Butter City creamery, 46c; br:ck. 47c.
L'neese Lfregcei triplets, 24 & 25c; Young
New York Reports
Jonathan Apples
Selling at $5 Box
Apples Shipping point information:
Wenatrhee Valley. Sept 13.- Delicious, extra
fanar-. medium to large, $2.75 g 3.00; fancy.
82.50; C grade, $2.25; Jonathans, extra fancy,
medium to large, 81.75 JJ1.S5.
Y'skims rslley snd other Northwestern dis
tricts too few sales reported to quote.
Other markets:
Chicago 35 cars on track, including broken,
Demsnd and movemest good. Market steady.
o boxed asles reportea.
Pittiburg 20 cars on track. Including broken.
Supn ies moderate. Demand and movement
moderate. Market strJhg. NS boxed sales reported.
Kansas City 4 cars on track, including
broken. No boxed sales reported.
Bt I onis Demand toed for good stock. Tio
boxed ssles reported.
Huston Ucmand and movement gooa. Mar
ket stronger. No boxed sales reported.
New York Demand good for good stock.
Movement limited. Market firm. Washington
boxes Jonathans, orchard run, large, 84.75 e
5.00; medium, 84.00 4.-60; small, 33.00
3.75.
Philadelphia 4 cars on (rack, including
broken. Demand and movement moderate. Mar
ket rteady. No boxed sales reported.
Portland,
Yeitr aao
Season ta date .
Year ago
Taeoma, Wad. .
Tear ago
Season to date.
Tear ago
Seattle. Wed.
Tear ag,o
Season to data
Tear ago
bxporte from
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay
Thurs. 255
4H
3
21
.8408
.337
. 58
13
.2907
. 742
. 12
83 72 78 29 445
Portland. 83. Shinbu Msro,
for Orient, 230,000 bushels wheat; SS. Urns
Mara, fur Orient. 133.333 bushels wheat. 8028
bbls. flour; 88. Harare Maru. for Europe, 263.-
188 bushels wheat.
HOGS DROP HERE;
WERE OUT OF LINE
THURSDAY LIVESTOCK: TRADE
Hogs. Steers. Lasts) a.
FURNESS. WITHY.
MAKE
PORTLAND
IN REGULAR CALL
Ne market.
83 515 Sl 28d Hogs, Cattla. Calves, ghoep. Cars.
4U 137 127 24 Thursday 1038 178 1 688 31
2 9 2 ... Week ago 835 147 8
1 1 5 2 weeks ago... SftS 38 5 2
82 270 41 214 4 weeks ago... 005 it 8
21 104 31 220 Tear ago 280 184 7- 217 8
v 2 years ago... 400 188 3 568 18
1 1 4 3 years ago... 681 480 12 058 tl
4 years ago. . . 10 134 14 850
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Raisin prices are opened about 614c lower
than a year ago; still too high.
. Potato parohasea at country points quiet with
nominal buying price) at 11.20 0 1.95 station de
livery.
Flemish Beauty pears rotting with sales slow;
cleanup would ba welcome around $1.25 box.
Very slight increase noted in demand far
apples here but tales mostly for stock selling
around 81.00 1.50 box.
Tomatoes are slow at 85 49 85c generally
with some extra packs quoted nominally at
11.25.
Peaoh market is eery slow affair at 3110
1.15 generally for Etbertaa and some clings.
Country killed bogs and calves an generally
In good oondKioa for best quality; price are
stationary. t .,. , ,
WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather 'bnreaa' advised Thursday: Protect
hhntd!tvBf-nlavrxt gn hoort scainat the
following sea&imtwjr texapwratiarea : Going north
to Beau),. 83 degrees;-northeast to Spokane. 70
degree i east to Baker, 70 degrees; and south
to Ashland 75 degrees, ataiimurn temperature
at Portland' tomorrow, about 70 degrees.
an Franoisco Market
, nsn rrancisco, Sept. 13. (C. p.) Potatoes
T7; ... P"- wnite. 2.252.50; Salinas,
$2.75 3.00; Oregon Burbanki. $2.!i0.
Onions Yellow, 82.00; brown; 2.753.00
Loa Angtses Market
los angeies. ept. 15. (I. N. S.) Pota-
"TTT mostly W(vi.io per lug
llltc Rove. No. 1. aackml rhnir. to K
fancy. 32.73 8.00; Stockton Burbani-s. choice
32.75; fancy, $3.00 3.2r.
Seattle Market -
Seattle. Sept.
Walls. 3ttc lb.
Potatoes Yakima,
2 is o lb. ; sweets, 4 (
15. (I.
S. ) Onions,
$45.00 ton: local.
14 He lb.
Quick Change
In Chicago Wheat;;
Coarse Stuff Slow
Chicago, Sept 15. (I. N. 8,) Wheat re
covered a little after mid-esrinn, regaining all
it early decline, but. in the last few minutes
broke rapidly snd cloted sharply lower and
at the bottom. Coarse grain followed. The
trend of the market was extremely erratic dur
ing nio-it of the sevion.
Wheat clo-ed with net declines of 1 It
2 c. corn dropped slHc, and oats H
?4 c down.
Chicago, Sept 15. (I. N. S.) After s
lower opining the whest market encountered
commission houae buying snd rallied quickly.
Dried' Fruit and Beans
New York. Sept. 15. (I. N si R.r-.
I Market unsettled. Marrow choice, $8.50; pea
r0l : kidney choice, $11.73 (a
Dried fruits Market firm. Apricots, choice
,n ",!? lancy- -1Tc; prunes, 80s to 60s,
10(lsc; prunes, 60s to 100s. 7H0c;
peaches, choice to extra, fancy 12 15 Vc
seeded rsisins. choice to fancy. llSHc
WHOLESALE PRICES IX PORTLAND
Tbeaa are prices, retailers pay wholesalers,
except as otherwise anted:
Dairy Products
' Bt'tTEIl Selling pries box lots. Cresmery
prieea; .. Prlat,. sxtras. 48c for plain wrappers;
cuhovi ettra. 42t4Se lb.; dairy, buying
rrlcea, 17o lb.- dairy butter. 24(25c lb.
BltTTEBFAT PortUnd delivery bans. No.
1 grwia. 4T30r; No J. 48 0 47c; country
ta'tns. ilr- per Is for No. 1.
CHEESEr-Sening P: Tillsmook fresh
Oregoas- lanry triplets, 2Te per lb. ; Young
Aas.tirs 2 So per lb. : Prtca to Jobbers f. o.
b. Tillamook: -Tripleta . 24cl Young Americas
23r; loirymetfs league triplets. 24c. Selling
mice: Block 8w.. fancy. 32v34c: Llm-
burgrr. 28 1 80c lb.; cream bricks, 20 18c
per lb.
MiillN Buvine price: Currant receints. K
(33c doaen: rsndled. selling price, 3840ej
lr nncen: aelect. 19r.
IJVK POULTRY Selling price: Heavy
hens, 23e per lb.: light hens. 13 14c lb.:
broilers. 2$ 25" lb.; old' roosters. 10c It.
rurk.vs. t : durks. 2022e lh
rretK Veostablse ana) Frvt
FREelH FRflT Oranges, 35.50 $ 8.75
box: bananas. 8t8He lb.: lemons. $8,00 9
7.50 oaee; grapefruit, California. $6.00; canta
loupe. Dalles. $2.75; Yskima auodarda, $2.75
'8 00: watermelons, l'so per lb.; peaches.
$1 1B)1 50 box. .
BEKRIF.S strawberries. $2.50; blsckber
Tlva, $1 50; huckleberries, 1014e lb
APrI:S Oregon C.raveasteins, in hit
bntaa. 6e lb. : wraptd and packed in stand
ard boa, aises lRs and larger. $2.00
2 75: lft6s ant 13. $1.7" ? 2.25; . 175s
snd smaller. $1.73; cookm. varieties, per box.
$1,15 41 10
DRIF.D KRl'lT' Dates. $n.0; fards, $4.25
per box; figs. $2.00 8 80 per box; prunes.
70s to 80 50-lh. box. 7 He per lh.
ONIONS Selling price to re'silers- Local.
$9,3548 50; garlic, insvl.V lb.; green on
wnv. 405Oc doaen bunches.
POTATOF.9 Selling price to retailers: Ore
kis. fsncv. t42e per lb.
TlX;KTABf.ES--Besn. Oregon, . green, per
IK To).- tMfi sacked. Per CWV. Si. 00
bunehed. oer dot.. 80e: cabbage, local, crated.
per lot, 4 lb.: earrou. new, bunched, per doa.,
8fte: aaeiad. per lb , 2 He; celery, prr doa,
7.V$1: com. Golden Bsntam. 8 and 8-dos.
asveka, per sack. $2.50; green. 8-doa. sack.
$3.33; eucumhera. field. 24s to 28s. per box.
7ee; eueumbers for picking, email stse. No. 1,
' per lb.. 7e: medium sise. No. 2. per lb.. 8e;
largo slse. No. 8. per lb.. 5c; eggplant, per lb,.
7o8: $0 lb. box. $1.30; garlic. Oregon, in
tringa. per lh.; 13y20e; green onions, per
doa. 40o; lettnoe. locsl. iced, 3s. per crate,
$2.78; ant iced. 3. per crate, $2.50; parsley,
per doa., 50c: PTTrs, green, per. lb.. 78c;
neppeK CsBfornls dry chili, per lb.,- 30c: pep
pers,. Mexican dry chili, mild, per lh . Sic; toma
toes, Oregon. 2 -tier bot. 73cey$l 00.
MskU
COI'NTRY MEATS Selling price: Country
bogs. IS H 9 18s (or top blockers about 1 23
to ISO lbs., heavy etuff len; veal, top, sbout
80 to 100 Ins.. 16Uje17e per lb., heavy
staff less; anring lambs. 13H14r per lb.
HMOKKD MF.ATS Hsras, 33 9 35c lb:
break f a t bacon. 28 ge 47c lb.
URI Kettle rendered. 16 He lb.; tierce
ttsv.W, rompound. 12 He.
PACkWc-HOCRK MEATS 8teer beef.
11 H 13 He; heif-n, imei2c. r.ows. H
1; ismba. 12 W 17c.
risn and anenritn
FRESH riSH Chinook, llaelSe lh"; hali
but. 1 2 m 1 4e lb. ; trunteon. 1 A e 20c lb. : black
rod. 18 11 lb.: 10-lb. bsaket kippered cod.
$3.23: l'ng eoi 8e lb.
OYSTERS Eastern, gsL. $4.90; Olympla.
$3 00.
Hope, Woot and Hides
HOPS 1020 crop, 35c lb.
H1DF.5 Calfskins. lc: kips, 56c: green
hides. 34e: salted. 34c lb.
MOHAIR .N.mlnsl. 15c lb.
TAI.LOW AND UREASE No, 1 Ullow,
3e: No, 2. 2e:
CASCARA BARK New. 6c: o!4, 8 He lb.
WOOL Willamette valley, coame. lOr : me
dium, 15e; fine. 20c lb.; Eastcta Oregoa
IUIm. 12 0 20c lb. r
Or oaee lea
BKANS Small white.. 6c; "isrge white,
8ti Pink, 8 He; limaa, 7 He; bayou, 11 He;
red. lOe.
M INKY Fer ce-o. $8,258.50.
KICK Japan stjle, tta. t, 5e; Blue Row,
' 6 He lb.; New Orleans head. 8
COFk'CE UoaMea, , l81e, to sacks or
. 5ew Tork Batter and Ern
Tork, Sept. 18. (L N. S.) Butter'
iirmer. t. reamery extras (salted and
unsaltedr, 44 46c; creamery firsts (salted and
unsaitea).. 7H 43Hc; creamery, higher than
extras (salted and ' unialted) , 444 m 47 He
tate dairy tubs, 80 43 He; renovated extras.
30H81c; ladles, fresh firsts. 30H31c.
t-neeae Market steady. State, whole milk
specials, 21H22c; do fancy. 20 & 20 He; do
lower grades. 15 17 He. Wisconsin, whole
imi. isucy xoung Americas, Iie22c. State
skims, specials. 14 15c; do choice, 1 lis 18c
do fair to good, 810c; do lower grades, 4 d
7c pound.
Eggs Market quiet. Nearby white, fancy, 88
70c: do brown fancy, 48 & 50c; extra 44ft
47e: firsts, 85 & 38c.
'i'he wholesale price is $2 00 per 100
pounds of 2 per cent milk, within 200-210 mile
nones.
Opening prices unchanged to ie lower for
September, hc to lc off tor December, and
1 V c to 1 H c down for May.
Com started unchanged for September. Iin
chsnged to H c lower fcr December, and H c
to He o:'f for May. Trade was lisht and
featureless.
Trade in oats wss slow, with first prices He
to He lower.
Provijions started lower with light offerings
and very little demand.
Chicago range by United Press:
WHEAT
New crop flour is being offered to tha local
trade with the price exactly the same generally
as the old crop product. Here and there soma
of the smaller millers arc reporting shading new
crop 10 to 15c a barrel from old crop values,
but this' is a general condition among tome in
stitutions.
Unusual values are ruling in the wheat mar
ket because of changing world's conditions. Uer
mauy and Italy are said to be rather eagerly
seeking hard red wheat and are willing to py
a premium over the hard white, a condition
most unusual for thia market so far as export
business is concerned.
Considerable wheat was purchased at interior
Pacific Northwest points during the 24 hours,
mainly st unchanged iuota:xn, si though Thurs
day morning the market indicated weakness with
a shading of bids.
iliils luffs are showing no change in price.
MUlrun is in rather keen request and stocks
are low. Recent California purchases are said
to have drained tidewater plants -of the Paeilic
Northwest of their surplus stock.
WHEAT Club. $1.13; bluestem and Baart,
$1. IS 1.20; red Russian. $1.11; Turkey red.
$1.171.18.
FLOUR Selling prices, mill door: Patent.
(7.80; Willamette valley bra mis. $5.20; local
new straight. S5.B0; bsk&rs' bard wheat.
$7.25; bakers'- blue&um, 05.75; baken' valley,
06.00; graham, $6.00; wjole wheat. $6.20:
sloe tan spring wheat, patent, $7.20 (a 7.26
per bairel; price, for city delivery, 16c extra)
suburban, 20c extra.
HAY Buying price fnr old eroi : Willamette
timothy, fancy. $12.00 & 15.00 pr ton; Kastern
Oregon timothy. $19.00 per ton; elover. $10.00
&11.00; straw, ti.U07.00; alfalfa. $14.00
18-00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No, 1 Calcutta,
54 6c; domestic. 6s in car lots, less amounts
higher.
MILLSTCFFS Mill run at mill, tacked, ton
lots. $21.00; carloads. (20.00.
OATS Per ton, buj-aj price: Feed. (24.50
25.00.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $23.00
23.50; brewing. (25.00.
SKEI Buying price: Red clover, 15 15 He;
aisise. Ic: vetcti, SHC lb.
FEED8TUFF8 F. O. B. mills: Rolled bar
ley (34.00 88.00; whole barley. $31. 00 si
falfa meal, (25.00: cocoanut meal. (32.00
cracked corn, (30.00; whole eon, (36.00 per
ton: whole oaos. $52.00: rolled oats. (35.00:
eli.nken wheat, (43.00; scratch feed, (47.00 per
sen; linseed oil meal. (40.50.
Merchants Exchange bids:
WHEAT
Sept Oct. Nov.
Hard white $1.12 (1.12
Soft white l.ll l.ll
White club 1.11 1.11
Hard winter 1.11 1.11
Northern spring . . 1.11 1.11
Red Walla 1.0 1 .08
FEED OATS
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago Sent 15. (I. N. 8. ) Butter Re
ceipts 37 .3 tubs; creamery, 43c; firsts. 334 t
Sic; parking atock, 23 & 24c.
K,!,T-Kerf'pt" 47-B C,,CT- Miscellaneous.
20(S S0c; ordinary firsts. 26s28c; firsts, 80 H
32Hc; checks. Iw21c; dirties. 20 to 22c
, V e7rTT,lna- 19lir: daisies.
1 9 H e 20c ; Young Americas, 20 (s 20 H c ; long
horns. 20 20 He; brick. 19 6 20c '
Live Poultry Turkeys, 85c; chickens, 22
iic: springs. ;2i:asc; roosters, 17c; geese,
20c; durks. 20 s 23c. H
Open. High. Ixiw. "loe.
September. . . 1274 128l 126 126H
December.., 130 H 131 hi. 128 H 1284
May 134 H 134H 133 133 H
CORN
September... 54 '4 54 H 53 4 53 H
December 54 H 54 H 53 H 53 H
May 59 U 59 H 58 H 58
oats . . :
September... 37 37 3 38 S
December... 30 39 89 30
May 44 44 h 43 43 H
PORK
September.... Nominal 17.75
LARD
September.... Nominal 1082
October 1070 1070 1065 1070
RIBS
September. . . . Nominal .... .... 745
October 760 762 760 760
RYE
September... 108 10S 106 1064
December... 109H 115 108 v 1084
May 114 112H 1134
.(11.50411.75
. 0 5010 50
8.50 w 0.50
6.00 (i 8.30
. 11.00111.5(1
. 10 50 11.00
4.004! 7.00
South Dakota hogs were again received here
and this affected prices to the extent of 50c
generally. Cattle .were alow and weak while
sheep were steady and lambs firm.
At last the Portland market baa felt the af
fect of being out of line with the outside trade.
Values here were oft 50 twrally Thursday at
North Portland, but in spots lots at ware as
much as 75c
Considering the values on hegs at midwest
and eastern points, values here have been en
tirely too high, resulting ia a loss to the small
killers who have not bono able to bring in sup
plies from the East.
On the basis of the latest eastern markets
hogs can be landed in Portland and along the
Pacific coast generally at $0.60 to $9. NO per
hundred pound. Ss es here recently were around
$12.50 for tops snd one lot went as high a
$12.75. Thursday the market here dropped
back to $12 for extreme tops, later the gvnarel
top dropped to (11.75 with the bulk of tha tops
at $11.50.
General hog market range:
Prime light
Smooth heavy. 250-300 lb..
Smooth beavy. 300 lbs, up..
Rough hesvy
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs
Stags
Cattla RuWng Week
Latest developments in the cattle alleys at
North Portland show a weaker trend to the
trade. The market at best was slow but sale
in general are made at the extreme low puint for
the various qualit es. In reality the market is
weaker. There was on'y a fair run lnursOty
but the trade appears to be overstocked.
General ra'tle market tanre:
Choice steers I
Medium to good eteers
Fair to medium steers
Common to tiix steers
Choice cows nd heifers
Medium to rood cews snd heifers
Fair to medfjm cows and heifers.
Common ccva and heifers
Csnners ..
Bull
Choice feed 're
Fair to cood feedera
Choice dairy calves
Prime light dairy calves
edium light dairy calves
Heavy cahes
Lamb Trade It Stronger
Trade in the North Portland lamb market
reflected a rtronger tone Thursday but there
was no change announced in quotations,
for the day was of fair size.
Furoeas, Withy Co. hare established
Portland as a part of call In tha new
servica of tha Una between Pacific coast
porta and Europe. Blatter and John'
stone have been named aa local ajrenta.
Freight offering's on the run from tha
coast to Europe) have Ivaen so .heavy
that Furneea, Withy A Co. placed an
other boat on the run.
First of the line to make Portland for
the new service la the British steamship
Mongolian Prince. She arrived late
Wednesday afternoon and made the run
from Newport -News In 22 days. On the
Pacific aide the Moncollan Prince made
it in less than 14 daya.
Cargo assembled here for the first
shipment by Btatter afc Johnatone ee i
slsta of wheat and hides for the United
Kingdom. She will finish at Vancouver.
B. C, and will take on 4000 tons of
canned salmon. The boat will lod
full cargo at the two porta t
Following the Mongolian Prince at
Portland will be the Eastern Prince and
Barrymore. The former will be for Oc
tober loading and the Barrymore t r
eajly November. T. A. Lee. Pacl'lc
coast representative of Fairness, WiUiy
k Co.. who was In Portland Wednesday,
expressed himself aa gratified with Uie
freight offerings from this port.
. TMee at Ailorta Friday
' High Water. Low Water.
:01 a, m. 74 ft J7 a. m. C ft.
12:21 p. m. 7.1 P. ' p. m. 10 ft.
Seaside High water tUne minute
earlier.
Seaside Low water 21 minute
earlier.
naTwesosvt. Crave Harbor for Baa Padre,
TS asilea sooth W Gtwwa HolWr.
Oawso. Taaoaaa lor Baa Fraaeaeoa. off Cray
Harbor.
Wanaata. Portland for Baa Fraaitaon. 181
miles eouLk of Columbia river.
UBrhor, Bos Uie for lUsyatans. ass
fn auattla- " - IS.
SuaboSMO. Shanghai for Baa FraBcxseo. 1(80
atUes trasa Baa Trams"". BopC 18.
Tuspstaaioe. tea Frsaesaco lor kUaUa. Til
avilos front Baa Fraartaeo, Sept. 1(.
liriffdu. Ahukhti fer Baa Frmricieco. 1(84
J ilU fn s- IVisnvs. Kev-t. 11. -
r- ... . c. , , . .
atevrw. c. utbotuibb lor oojb a . ,
staaoa. Baa InssWe tot- Hcasalaha,
aiW vrsxt of Baa Frent-kecss.
Storm Kiss. Atrona for aa Diego, 141
ntlo auuth of Ssji Frastevaeo.
I'olotael E. Drake, Ssa Pedro tor VTltt-
brtdge. 8( aaiar frosa WilDrrida. .
U SeaatwK RarbtBoad for PcaxUWtUfc CI
Kl l.obo. Talara tnr Vaaeoavar, SS atuos
nath ci ban Franestco.
I 6.00A 6.50
3.50 e.oe
5.00 5.30
4.00 5 00
4.75 5 25
4.25 4.73
8.25 4 2
2.50 3 50
1.50 2.53
2 50 8.50
4.50 5.00
3.50 4.50
10 50 11.00
10 00 10.10
7 00 10 00
3.50 7.00
Bun
LACK OF FUUDS aHASDICAP
FLEET, LOVE DECLARES
Officials of the Emergency Fleet cor
poration are just as anxious to build up
the trans-Pacific business as the mer
chants of the west coast, but they are
handicapped by lack of ships and funds,
according to a message received today
by H. B. Van Duser. president of the
Chamber of Commerce, from W. J.
Love, vice president of the corporation
In charge of operations.
Love expresses h's appreciation that
the recent decision of the board trans
ferring all of the business of this port
to the Columbia-Pacific company har
beart so satisfactory to the chamber. He
says :
"In the future we will rely upon all
trade bodies and merchants putting
aside prejudices and personal Interests
and concentrating upon building up on
a sound basis your trans-Pacific busi
ness. "You may always rely upon myself
and my associates giving complete sup
port, so far as our ships and finances
will permit, as we have but the same de
sire you have.''
News of the Port
Arrtvaaa ler 1
Rru h. American steamer.' from Pafladelphis
general. ' .
Admiral Event, American steataer. rrwss Ml
Diego sod way porta; passengers aatd rooral.
Celestial. Americas ateaaer. from Seattle
cargo In transit.
Ootmarsun, Dutch steamer. tnm Oraaaooa
kalian. V
Rmmm euaeoa aentpmoar 1o
Kina, Daub steamer, for Europe via Paget
tire a-4 htt
Yoke Mam. Japanese steamer, for Orwet
Fiorence Luck n bach. American stoaaMr. lor
New York, via Pucrt Sound; lumber.
3.ARIXE ALXA5AC
Woothor at ftiora Motrta
v-fS Hsd RDt IS. Conditions at the
tha rirar M noon: Sea, smooth; wind.
norvh. IS miles: weather, clear.
Hassidity Nous, st PortUod. 24.
DAILY RITE 11 READINGS.
8 A. at. Pacific Tisae.
HI
eor l'js-! Tewto twra
x ,r n -At s a r
aiattaaa 9 g, . aSS' 'lHwl
2$ ! 3 6-O.J 0 00 73 $
co i e.: oo. oo) 7 $7
-0 -1 .9 -O.I OO 78 I 84
12 J.8'e t e oe!
18 1 J. a ro w! T4 1 4
Umatilla . . .
Alhsny . . . .
Kalrra
firra.m City.
Portland . . .
KMng.
-Falling.
No. 2 white .
No. 2 gray . .
Brewing . . . .
Standard feed
, 24.50
. 23.00 .
BARLEY
. 26.00
. 23.00
CORN
No. 2 E. Y. shipra't 28.30
24 . 50
23.50
26.00
23 .00
25.00
23.50
26.00
23.00
General sheep and lamb market range
Eaxt of the mountains lambs... ( 6.00
Best valley lambs E.60
Fair to good lambs 5.00
Cull lambs 1.50 3 00
. . f Feeder lambs 4..50 5.00
. . I Light yea rings 4.00to 4.60
Heavy yeariiLgs 3. an a ion
Light wethers 2.30 8.(0
Heavy Wethers 2.00 2.50
Ewes 1.00 1.00
Wednesday Afternoon's Sales
STEERS
28.50 28.00
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Front D if mage ai Ridgefield
Uidgefield, Wash., Sept. 15. Damaging
frost-., killing bean, tomato, cucumber, potato
vines snd other crops, have occurred here in
Uie outlying fsrming districts the past few nights
The damage is particularly noticeable on the
lower levels of ground, while on higher soil
the crops apparently show no signs of having
hern nitped hv Jack Frost. His arrival here
this year is somewhat earlier than past falls and
old arttlers are inclined to believe that it is the
forerunner of ah early dry winter.
BARLEY
December
Cash wheat No 3 red.
No. 2 hard, (1.25 H-
63
(1.26H 1 294
Berries Are Unharmed
Chehalis, Wash.. Sept. 13. Dan W. Bush,
manager of the 1-ewis County Canning associa
tion, states that the evergreen blackberries are
coming to the plant in fin condition, the ber
ries bring of a very good quality. Several rar
loads of berries have been processed and if the
Weather continues good many more carloads will
b packed. According to all reports, the recent
frosts have done no harm.
firm;
w York Sngar and Coffee
New York. Sept. 15. Sugar Raw.
grsnujaieo. eo.no.
Coffee No. 7 Rio, rpot, 74c; No. 4 San
tos, 104llHc.
New York Poultry Market
New York. Sept 15 (L N. S. I Live poul
try market firm. Fowls. 27 84c; turkeys. 32c;
roosters, 18c; duck-, 22a30e; geese, 13 18c.
Broilers 3032r.
Aro You Looking for a De
pendable Produce Dealer?
. . Veal , Ratter
' TH-rfc ". Cores
. Pealtry - Eggs
Ueaey Any Prod net
. Get our prices
ttCBT CO..
1( Frost Rt. Portland, Or.
: tuxteen- Years' Keiiabiuty. .
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago. Sept 15. (I. N. S.) Potatoes
Receipts 68 car. Idaho whites, (2.80 2.90'
Red Rivet Ohio. (2.80 2.95; Wisconsin white.
$2.65 2.85; Minnesota Ohio. (1.75 2.00.
New York Potato Market
New York. Sept 15. (1. N. S.) Potatoes
(in bulk, barrel or bag), steady. Nearby white.
$2.50 3.00.
Selling Pressure
Severe in Cotton
New York. Sept. 15. (I. N. 8.) Additional
reactionary sentiment was noted at the opening
of the cotton market today and, under fairly
hetry liquidation, helling by the South and for
eign interests, first prices showed losses of frem
37 to 47 points. The cables were weak and
weather reports more favorable. Advices from
the South as to the crop condition snd the spot
market continued, bullish, however, and a de
mand from the trade ard from some of the
commission houses rromoted a rallv of. 10 points.
l nrre waa i wimu, i,,jif nfui,R wiuns ,
ft.mmii whif'h Biii a ,h,rn r..rtinn Th, !
close was weak at a net decline of 23 to 60
points.
Spot cotton quiet, 50 points lower, at (19.70;
no sales. ,
Month,
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August ......
September . , .
Jlctober
November . . .
.December
No. Ave. lbs. Price. No.
7 958. ( 5.75 1 1 .
6 745 4.2 '
COWS
Ave. lbs. Price?
. , . 580 ( 4.00
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette river u PorUaod will
nain nearlv static na rr darina the neat
-r three day, except as affected try the td
HEAT EXPORTS
TO SET RECORD j
FOR SEPTtf.iBER
With the clearing Thursday f the.
Japaaeae ataaraahlp K oath ana Mara (or
the Ortesit, the Biitlah ataacnahlp Pt-f
bena, and the Danish at earner Kma. the ,
flrat half of the month of September for ,
foreign loading of grain will smash aH .
recorda tor the flrat two weeka.' Total
In buahela win run better than 8,00 04, .
with a valuation placed at rioee t
4J00.000. s,,t
The trto cleared Thursday tepriaaea,, t
10.SI4 net tons. In a gaaeral earUraaU -
tkla wUl equal tt.24e bushels of wheaLr
Clearance of Wedneeday brought lbe-,.
total of customs flguree fer tkuj month
up to x.(7t.70i bushel with a 3iiaUo
of I2.122.IU, '
The Japaneae aaaunshlpa Ume ICarnev
and Shinbu Maru took full cargoes of
grain for the Orient for Wllcox-Hayear -aod
are the flrat full charter base staaxo'."
ahlps handled by that firm. The Jap
aneee steamship Havre Alaru. letvded fcr-
Houaer. carried 2(a.Xtl bushels of wheat. "
valued at Ull.frOO. She U for Colon;'
for orders. United Kingdom or. CoaU-
nent.
a-
" V-.'
German Mark at
New Low Point;
rsatss astriUsavvij-.
off to .OoeeH ta the fir Boar Sooey. a ow ,
New Tork. 8pt 1(-
REPLACEMET 0F WRECKED
BOAT ALASKA CONSIDERED
Although replacement of the steamer
Alaska of the San Francisco and Port
land steamship company, which sunk off
Blunt's reef In August, haa been given
much consideration, no definite conclu
sion has been reached but officials of
the company are hopeful that an early
decision will be made, according 10 a
statement made by A. S. Edmonds, traf
fic manager of the Oregon-Washington
Railroad Navigation company, in a
letter received by the Chamber of Com
merce today.
"In tha meantime the Rose City is
sailing on a nine-day schedule and the
patronage which It receives avlll be a
determining factor in the placing of an
other steamer in service between San
Francisco and Portland," says Edmonds.
Teoarnv
Unntaewe
4 Ksder
City of Vsneouver
Daisy Putnam . . .
IJbotlW
Charlton Hall . . .
Trfkembang ....
Worwn
tents Mendl
('nadiau Sjwo. .
Botarian
MerVdVn
Mintteebtaa
tel Exporter. . .
A be I csv ....
Marmlaar! . .
Holland Mara
Italro
Hirsitan Maru . .
Iwia Lnrksnback
W. A. 'wtrabtck
WM Xtvane ....
Cbaa. E. Cramp. .
vrtrOarmll
Rata California. . .
Cordova
Nsbreaaa
Open. High. Low. Close.
1947 1977 1933 1945
1940
1928 1965 1925 1935
1925
1918 1915 1902 1915
1900
1882 1893 1877 1887
:.. 1882
1940
1940 1973 1930 10(0
.... 1940
1970 ,1095 ' 1948 19J2
Liverpool Cotton Easier
Liverpool, Sept 15. (L N. S.) Spot cot
ton in rood demand today. Prices easier. Sales,
13,000 bales. American mid.. 15.99: fair mid..
14?9: full mid.. 13 69: mid.. 13.24: lew
mid.. 12.34; good ordinary, 11.28; ordinary,
10.54.
Naval Stores Market
New- York. Sept. 15. (I. N. 8.) Turpen
tine Savannah. 61 63 He; New York. 70c.
Rnin Savannah. 83.90; New York. (3.20.
drno.s
SALT Coarw. H g. 100a, (13.50 ton;
80s. (11.83; table dairy. 50. $27 23; bales.
((-50 T 4.O0: fancy table and dairy. (34.50.
lump. $26.60 ton. i
SW1AR f Cubes. $7.83; frnit and berry.
(6.70; yellow D, $6.10; best granulated, (6.50;
extra C, $8.80; golden C. $6.20.
CANNED MILK Carnation. Ubby. (S.50;
Aster, Mount Vernon. $5.40; Alpine, (3 30:
Eagle. (8.75 ease. "
SODA CRACKERS In butt. ITe lb.
NUT 9 Walnuts, 28(ue lb.; almonds, 28
SOc; filberts. 21c m sork lota peaauta, S I
sc; pocana. .tc; Draaiis, sor.
Rep. Paints, Oils
ROPF Sisal, dark. 12c; wbita, 14o Ba.;
ttandsrd Manila. lHe.
LINSEED OH, Raw. bbh , 7c; kettle
boiled, bbs- 9c; raw. ease. (1.12; boiiea.
ease (1.14 gallon, -v.
COAL OH. Pearl or water white, -a drums
or iron barrels, 17 He cat. : r mars, 30c gal
CAROLINE Iron barrels. 26c; case. 38 Ht
t FTKT. OII-Rafis, (1.8 J bbL i
WHITE LEAD Toa lot. 12e; L 50O Ru..
. TURPKasvLNE Tank. 92e gi "
'ew York Metal Market
New YoTk, Sept IV (f. N. 8.) Copper
Quiet ; spot to norember, 116-114,
Lead- -Quiet: spot to October. 4.60
Spelter Quiet; uot, 4.15 4.20
and November. 4.15 to 4.25.
4.75.
October
Chicago Host (8.60
Chicago. 5pt. 15 (1. JJ. 8. Receipu.
1.000: better erades steadv to 10c higher:
others mostly 10c to 25c higher. Bulk, (6.60
S.oo; top. 88.00; heavyweight. $7.40 8.85;
meaium weight 88.1SW8.90; lightweight, $8.13
8.55: light lights. (7.608 25; heavy pack
ing sows, smooth. $6.50 A 7.00 ; packing sows,
rough. (6.156.65; pigs. $7.00 8.00.
Cattle Receipts, 12,000; mostly steady;
calves 25c lower. Beef steers Choice and
prime, (8.85 10.50; medium and good, (6.50
9.25: good and choice. $8.8510.T5; com
mon and medium, $5 00 8.35. Butdber cat
tle Heifers, (7.250.0O; cows, (3.5d7.00;
bulls, $4.00 6.50. Csnners and Cutters
Cows and heifers, (2.35 3.50; cannrr steers,
(2.753.50; real calves (light and handy
weight). (9.00 14.00; feeder steers. (5-00
7.25; stocker steers, (4.00 6.75: stocker cows
snd heifers, $3.00 4.73.
Sheep Receipu. 20,000; mostly steadv.
Lambs (84 lbs. down), (8.50 10.25; lambs
( culls and common), (5.758.25: yearling
wethers. (5.25 7.75: ewes. X3.00 la 5.00 :
ewes (culls and common), $2.002.75: breed- I
ing ewes, (3.25 6,50; feeder lambs. (3.75 i
Omaha Hog $8.00
South Omaha, Sept. 15. (L N 8.) Cat
tle Receipu 3000. Beef steers, slow, steady;
site stock, steady to week; bulls and veals,
steady; stocked and feeders, steady to weak.
Hogs Receipts 5000. All grade 10 25c
up. Bulk, $6.25 7.25; top, 8.00.
Sheep Receipts 7000; all classes generally
steady; best w extern lambs held at (9.50; na
tives and fed lambs, (8.75 9.00; ewes. (4.25.
Denver Hogs (8.25
Denver. Colo., Sept 15. Cattle receipts.
500. steady. Steer. (5.00 8.50; cowi and
heifers. $4.00 5.25- atockers and feeders.
4 r.Oer 2., ; calves. $6.30 4x8.50.
Hogi Receipts, 900. 10 25c higher; tops,
(8.25; bulk, (6.00 8.00.
Sheep Receipts. 2800, higher; lambs. $8.50
9.10; ewes, (2.75 3.75; feeders, (6.00
6.75.
Kansas City Hoot (S.25
Kknsas City. Mo.. Sept. 15. (I. N. 8.)
Cattle Receipts, 3000; market active. Steers,
(5.23 9.65: cows and heifers. (4.00 8.00;
stocker and feeders, (6.00 7.75; calves, $9.00
10.00.
Hogs- Receipts. 4000; active. Bulk of sales.
(7.758.15; top. $8.25; heavies, $7.50
8.05; lights. $7.758.25; mediums, $7 75
s.-.v
Sheep Receipts. 3000; market active.
Lambs, $8.75; wethers, $6.00; ewes. $4.23
4.60.
San Francisco Market
San Francisco. Sept 15. (U. P.l Cattle
Grasscrs. A 5 4 r ; second quality, 4
3 He; cows and heifers. 4H4r: calves,
78c; heavy. 5H Hc.
Ne Seattle Hot Market
Seattle. Wash., Sept 15. (L N. S.) Hogs
Receipts none.
CatUe Receipts 16. steady. Prime steer.
S.006.60; cemmon to good. $4.005.50:
medium to choice. $5.50 8.00; best cows and
heifers. $4.75 5.50; common to good, $3.00
4.00; medimn to choice, $4 00 4. 75;
prim light calves, $10.00 1 1.00 ; heavy
calves. T6.0O8.00: bulls, (3.00 4.50.
Sheet) Receipts none.
Fear Potato Loss
Jefferson. Or.. Sept 15. A shortage ia the
potato rrop of this section, due to the contin
uance of heavy frosts, haa been predicted. Most
of the potatoes on lower land seem t he affected.
Late Potatoes Killed
Cornelius. Or.. Sept 15. Killing frost vis
ited thia section tha past two Bights, laying
waste to all late gardens. Late potatoes are
killed, which means a heavy Vies to tha farmers.
' Liverpool Wheat Lower
Uvexpool. Sept 15. Wheat opened 1 to 2d
lower; corn. H to d lower.
Wheat close unchanged to Id lower than
opening ; com, 1 to 1 H lower.
Sew Tork Wool aad Bides
New York. Sept 15. (L N. 8.1 Market
dnU. Domestic fareca XX Ohio, 2S(aS8e: do
mestic tmlled scoured basia, 1 8 C7e: domes
tic Texas scon red basis, 40 75c; -territory sta
ple sroored. 65 85c
Hides Market firm. NUve -steers. 13 He;
braaded steers, 13c .
S. F. Wants Oars
Horseradish Here
1 920 ( 1.50 I 1 910 ( 3 50
1 820 3.50 1 1300 4.75
1 720 3.25 I 2 970 3.50
CALVES
1 120 (11.00
BULLS
1....12Q0 ( 8.50 1 970 ( 3 00
HOOS
75 195 (12.25 2 355 9 55
8 285 11.73 2 415 10.75
1 . . . . 330 9.25 1 120 10.73
13.... 267 11.75 60 120 11.60
16 75 11 50 11 163 12.50
4 167 12.50 1 290 11.75
1 230 12.25 14.... 142 12.30
0 210 12.25 16 160 12.25
12 146 12.23 7 172 12 25
5 206 12.25 81 192 12.25
1 870 9.25 2ft.... 120 11.50
3 176 12.30 7 147 12.30
2 280 11.75 3 196 12.25
1 340 10.50 7 174 12.50
11 289 11.75 1 220 12.23
1.... 286 9.25 -2 220 12.28
7.... 235 12.23 4.... 220 12.25
1 800 11 25 8 123 11.50
1 250 9 50 9 204 12.30
12 ... 175 12 50 1 220 12.25
3 . . . . 1R0 12.50 1 170 7.00
5 154 12.50 15 206 11.25
LAMBS
11 101 ( 5.00 16 62 ( 4.00
159.... 75 6.00 176 80 6.00
1 50 4.50 197 70 5.50
245 68 3.50 151 71 4.50
15.... 69 6.00 8 88 6.25
25 74 6.00 8 106 5 56
86 75 5.00 22- 101 6 00
10... Ill 6.00 66 93 6 00
131 .71 8.00 30 72 5.50
EWES
25 159 ( 2.50 9 113 ( 2.75
YKARLkpUS
8 130 ( 4.00, I 1 110 ( 4.50
29 ... . 100 4.50 I
WETHERS
1 160 ( 8.50
BUCKS
3 240 ( 2 00 I 4 140 ( 2.50
1 200 2.50 I
Thursday Mor nine Sales
No. Av. lbs. Price, I No. A. lb. Price.
46 74 ( 6.35 20 59 ( S.00
EWES
14 109 ( 8.00 13 80 ( 1.50
YEARLINGS
14... 103 ( 4.50
Suck sheep
2. . . . 205. ( 2.00 I
STEERS
No. Ave. lbs. Price. I No. Ave. lbs. Price,
4 1305 ( 5.75 I
COW8
1 1080 ( 3.63 2 90 ( 8. SO
BULLS
1. . . .1440 ( 3.75
HOGS .
14 176 (12.00 I 5 206 (11.80
1 210 11.50 ; 17 171 J1.85
22 168 12.00 ' 280 11.08
2 (10 9.00 , (0 149 11.73
YEARLINGS
20 108 ( 5.00
POWER SCHOONER BIRS8 AT
SEAl STEAMER SAVES MEM
Sin Francisco, Sept. 15. (U. P.) Cap
tain Christensen and his crew of nine
were rescued last night off Point llu
eneme, south of Santa Barbara, from
their power schooner Ixtus. which
burned at sea. The steamer Humboldt
made the rescue.
The Lotus had left San FYancisco for
San Diego Tuesday. No detsilB of the
fire were received.
DUTCH STEAMER DIE TO
REACH PORTLAND MONDAY
In the service of the Java-Pacific line
the Dutch steamship Tjikembang sailed
from San Francisco for Portland Thurs
day morning. She will be due at this
port Monday morning and will finish
full cargo for the Orient Straits Settle
ments and Dutch Kant Indies. The
cargo will consist of wheat, flour, turn
ber and general. At San Francisco the
Tjikembang loaded 2000 tons of general
to be distributed at all porta.
SALMON FISHERS FINED
Christ Arbents and J. A. Powell of thia
city were found guilty In the district
court Wednesday of having sold sal
mon last April which were caught with
the hook and line in the Willamette
river and each was fined $50. The cai-e
waa delayed becaufe of the trouble Die
game, authorities hud in obtaining evi
denc-e upon which to convict the-men.
KALAMA BOARD HERE
Kalama. Wash., Sept. 15. The Kalama
port commission, composed of Htte Imus
Grant Gruver and Fred Jenkins with
Engineer Glen McKenxle, transacted of
ficial business In Portland Wednesday.
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(Upt 1
Hrpt 1
.arnc I
.Sept 1
.Sept IT
-Sept. 1
.Beet I
Seta. It
.Sept 20
-Sept 20
,ft. ie
,sot ie
.fVpt U
.Setrt. li
.Kent- I
.Vept 2$
.aVrpt Z$
.ftept. tl
.ftept, 24
.rVept- $4
. .ar. :
. fVrot $
. .ftee. $
, .Sept 2
. .Swot,
. .fVewt 29
. .Brr. 23
Te tvaeert Prows Pwetiat4
Visas le Tor
Vohsmsaab ....
Kins
shinbu Maru . . .
Brush
Wet Nomentuxa. .
Tancoviver
Rnbens
Willrmefte
Admiral Fvans. . .
Oeorglna Ralph . .
West Keder
Mongolian Prince .
Ryder Hanify. . . .
Celestial
lheratr
Trinidad
Ootmarvum
Ba)e California. .
1
Vesael
Rasters Mariner
Wivilmi
SwiftlUrh:
Ansoa S Brooks,
rndwuirkwl . . . . ,
Oregoa PI
Otsarro Pie. . . . ,
Yon Maru . . . .
Koshun Maru . .
K. V. Knue . .
Keels
Vimxmver
Wrt Ksder -. . .
Multeuxeah
Berlia
Klna
Rubens
Cro rains Ralph
Willamette . . . .
Wet N omentum
Wahkeena . . . .
Flavel . .
Ootmirta
Celestial
Ryder llamfy . .
Admiral Evans ,
Brush
Data.
.lb rr.B flee. IS
.Europe Sept IS
.OrUnt Sept IS
. PhiU and way . . Sept 1
.Orient Sot!. 16
.Enrope (apt. 17
.Kumpe Sept- 17
.8 T.-n. Pedro. .Sept. 17
8. Diero-way . . . ftit 1 7
.San Fran Kept 18
.N. China porta- -Kept 1
. Kurono RopC 1
. San Pedro. Sept 1 a
.Eetror Sept. 18
. N. Y. and way. .Sept 19
.Ran Pedro Sept. It
. Kum He-pt- 21
.West Coast Sept (0
Berth
. . ..St Joans
. .V.t John
. ... St Johns
Pacvfkt Marts
at Lew.
Lot
Peiilntaiia Law
. Tvraslaal No, 4
. .f!t Johns L.
. . . . . Astoria
. .O. A W. Iork
Elevator
. . . Icnua I'saKn
St HWns
.Termmal N 1
Port Flour Mills
. . . .North Bank
Wanna
St fWlen
St Helens
St Helen
. . .Tnngi Point
. Pemnsnla Lor.
Terminal No. 1
. I hi Bom IAr Co.
.Terminal No. 2
.Terminal N j, 2
tra44Ss
IWmis oxrhajtee one aod trreealar. eUerfcsigr"
$S9W. off H; ftaae-. e V ; ". .4J."i
marks, .OOtlS: DactaA kronen, .lit. o
Standard OU btecks
A agio
Ttorae Scrrsaaer .
Borkeye
Quasi re ngh
ao red
Continental
Crescent
Camberiaad . . .
rrcAo
Galena, onav . . .
oe Old pta- -.
do New pid. . .
I 111 doss Pipe . . . .
ln.Uaa Pipe . j . .
Natl. Trmautt . . .
N Y. TrasMot . . .
Northern lire . .
OhV Ofl .... v .
laterL Pete. . ,
fras. Mea. . . .
PralrW Oil
Prairie FT. . . .
Kolar Bolt - . .
Southern Ftps .
Font Pm. Of
S. W. Posm. OU
S. O. lodaaa . .
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8. O. Kentucky.
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6 U. Kraaka.
Imperial UU . .
liberty Bead Hale
Reported by Overbore A CocS Co..
at Tsado bstiadiac: His. I
1-ibem. 11 Si
Uberty, 1st 8 ....
I-aoenr. 34 ...
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Liberty , S4 Isi wzaw
Lberty. 4th 4 Ht 8870
tory. 4s
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AT WOBLD'S PORTS
A tcna. Sept 15. Sailed It 1 L m Japa-
ne.-e rteamer Havre Mara for Kurepe. Arvr
at I and left up at 4 o. Steaas Daisy
Mathews from San Pedro. Arrinvi at attdtright
and b-ft Hp at 7 a. ra Steamer Celr-Aml from
Settle. Sailed at 4 a. . to tee me r Curacao
for Kan Knnrra via F.ureka and Coos Bay
l-eft up at 6 JO a. m Dutch steexaer Ootanas-
A 8an Francisco manufacturer is in the
market for carload shipment of horseradish
from growers in th Willamette valley section,
aeenrdinc to advice received by th domestic
trad department of the Chamber of Com
merce. Inasmuch as th chamber is not aware
of any growers who produce such large euantitiet
of borseradith it is unable to forward the re
quest to responsible growers and ts awaking
advice before replying to th San Fraaehiaco
purchaser.
New Tork-Loadoa Silver
New York. Sent 15. ft N. 8.1
rial bar silver Domestic, unchanged at 99 He
loretgn. ou at e at 84 c
London, 8ept 15. (L N. 8,) Bar silver
Mi tower at (sd.
MlaueapoUs-Dalata Flax
Dulatb. Sept I. IL N. S-) Flax. 8ep-
Sa. Fraselsre Po.ftry Market la?. SH9IJSS' i.3? :
SeU rtMtr. Set, 13 U. P.) Poultry Minneapolis. 8ert IS. L N." 8- Flax.
Hnalert. 8335o: larre - beau, lias I iaaa,whr aiul w..h av no. -
5r
$2.10 H : track aod arrived. (2.08 2.10.
Saa Fraartace Barley Market
San Francisco, Sept: 15. fC. P.) Cash
barley, milling. (1.17 H 1.22 H ; ahipptng.
(1.52 01.85.
Canadlaa Wheat Report
Montreal. Sept 1 5, Cenadian goeernmesit
crop estimate: Wheat.' 294.887,000 bushel
verms 263.000.000 bushels last year. Of this
total 271,508,000 bushels ia estimated for
prairie provinces, of an increase of 7,000,000
bushels over last government eatlmate and -234.-1(8.000
bushels last year.
World's Wheat ghlsmests
-World a biptaents of wheat and flour ta
bushels:
Week ending. Week ending.
From. Sept 10-21. 'Sept 11-20.
V. S. and Canada. . 10.7t3.OftO 8.944.000
Argentine L 517.000 PO0.0O0.
Australia, 992.008 680.000
Total
12.(03.000 10.524.000
Mosey-and Tichaace -
Sew Tork. Sept- 15. L . !4. S.1
Call money on toe tloor of tha New York Stock
Exchange today ruled at S per eeat, high S per
cent, tow 4 H per cent Time money was steady.
Rata were SH 54 per cent
Th market tor prima; mercantile paper was
waor. i
- Call tooaey ia Londoa today was 2 per cent
Sterling exchange wet (Diet with tmiinctt ta
bankers' bills at (3.6( fur dessaod. -
In the service of the Nawsco line the
steamships Brush arrived up at an early
hour Thursday morning with 385 tons
of inbound cargo. She will take pact
cargo out and finish on Puget Sound.
The steamship Admiral Kvana of the
Admiral line, arrived from Skn Fran
cisco at' an early hour Thursday morn
ing with a large passenger list and a
full cargo of freight.
The steamship Katberina L-uckenbach,
of the Intercoastal service, ts due to ar
rive at terminal No. 1 on September 18.
She will be followed by a number of
the- Liuckenbach liners at intervals of
about seven days.
s:
POSITIONS OF VESSELS
Radio report frrta North Head give the i
sition of too following eaeaaia at 6 p. rt.
ept- i:
West Keata. Sbimidsai for Pcrtlaad,
mile from ColOmbta river. Sept IS.
Edmore. Shanghai for Seattle, 728 m'J'j
from Statue. Set. 12
Charh Watson, Point Well for Saa Pedis.
110 miles frosa San Mm.
WUlfaro, A'toria for Seattle, off Port Tow
caa.
Lrrjun Stewart, Seattle - for Oleum. 7t0
miles from Oleum.
Moo to! cue. Yokohama for PortUnd. 86
miles west of Co nun baa river ba-fctahip, Sep.
13.
- Fred Lurk en bach, Vancouver for Baa Fret.
eisco, ISO auatt aorta of Saa Francises t
aoea
C. A- Smith. Ban Francisco for Coo Bay.
ZIO miles north of Han kranesam.
Santa Rita, San Francisco for Seattle, 2(1
Bile aorta of Haa tnnreeo.
. Tug Bea Mooarrh, Victoria for Baa Fi
eiaeo. 73 mile worth of Case Bktneos
Lyman Stewart. Sea Uie for Oleum. 740
mile from Olrvat.
West Cayota. Tokohama for Porllaad. StS
xeuea rroea Corem&aa nver.
' x -Admiral . oebrca. PorUaod for Baa Frasv
evseo. 100 tnikat sotrtn of t oiuwibie nver.
.Tat 'Ltoa. V artorts for Saa Friacgseo.
40 nties sosrn of tape r artery.
Qneea, Baa Ftaarlo for Seattle. 430 miles
north of Saa vvassetaen.
Ijberator. San Krancaaco for Portland. 340
atflea north of Ban Franc woo,
Rose City. Portia nd for Baa Frstseiseo, IS
atiiea aonxa et Conuauae, nvox. - .
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Board of Trad building:
A Cooks crjsnpaaty.
Astoria. IkpL 14. Batted at 2 a
8 learner Wapama for San Pedro via Baa Fraa
eiaco. Arrived dowa at 10 a at, Schooner Bow-
dea. Arrived at 4 p. aa. Dutrt) steemer Dot
tnaisnm from (.reenocb. Arrived at 4 ' 1 $ aod
V-ft np at 9 p. ta. Steamer Adsaiv Evans,
flora ban Diego and way porta Sailed at S:l(
p. . as. Steamer Daiay Freemen for Saa F
isro. Arrived at 8 .3 and left wp at 10 p. sa
rsteamer Brush from iTOktoelpasa aod way
ports. Arrived dowa rt aynoa aod rauied st k -81
p. m. Jpnee etramer lose Maru for Uneat
San Prdra, bent 14. Arrived film am
Staawood from Corombta river. Arrived
Steamer Charies H. Craavp from BsHJvmr and
way potts, for San Frendseo and pnrsrsnd. Ar-
nved Slesmer Delrn from New (krieaaa aad
Mobile. Arrived Steamer Iwtt laraetihacti
frsm New York for San Fram-ier and Port
land. Bailed Steamer J a tape, for tailed King
dom frnca Portland.
Taioo-h. S-rt 14. Pawed Steamer WH1
fam from Portssad for Seattle.
Honorolu. Sept 13. Arrived Steamer Cor
dova ftvta Portland.
"New York. Sept 14. SaOvd Straaser FVar-
idisa for PortUod.
Barry. Kept IS. Sailed Jaiaeae aire aver
Lrakaaa Mara for PorUaasd.
Yokchama, Beast IS Sailed Britsaai straas
Beatlsnos for Portland
Barry. Bept 10. Satlesl British steaaaer Me
tier for Portttc eoart ports.
Kobe, Sept. S Sailed Steaaaer Aberoos tear
rortataal sm Yoaonasaa.
tiasegow. Bept. IS. Arrived Steataer Wast
aatan frost Portland
Horakontt Bept 18. Arrived Steaaaer Wee
Jester I roam. Portland.
Taeeaaa. fVpt 14. Arrives JaeasoM
er l.'turl Mara free Pen land for Oriesrt
Tokobama. Sept. IS. Arrived S Learner
sieaiaois irows roruaaa
tvvote,. Sept 14, SeDed loot saskst 8 leas
er r rant c israwa for Portssawi.
r???- t?" 14 L M. S ) Ar
rive 14th. lasavy Pstneas. Lea Aagvn. lis.
a.; Verthiard. Beattl. 11:1$ a. at.; Saaaa Bar-
para, is amrrvea. ZS at ta ; Adasiral Mr. lev.
AngeWw. 1:11- p. am.: r. U Foaaev. Aevme,
4, p. sa.: saw. Tsnoote, 4 $ p. sa. Ballad l-h.
iva .. mnwq. ,irw lora, it je a, an.
avor. Loo Aaawlee, 111 a. ta.; Maana.
labs. 1:81 tv. as.; Daaay PWsnea. . CoJemtno
nver, a. so e. aa.; ran Brags.- Port Orford.
a:sa p."vav; treat ntate. t.oVwua, p., vs. ;
Paaadeaa,- Albtoa, - 2 A( p. as. ; - vlawvard. Laa
Aaela. 4 :lt rv m : Adwdrvl NVrhein. nu
rua, a : J p. as. : aeuuyoi w alkar. naa IA.
P- -: CvUburra, Fagot Sow tad, 7 Se b. aa.
Baa Piajkrrwau Sent 1. iL N. ft.1 la
rived today Lea Aagvte. Port Baa Lax. Ui
a. ra,: rrvderVk LorkenberK Tismewr. I I!
a. tavi Puant Haoita, tteuxsaara. ( II a, tv;
Tare.. La . Aaeele. 9:40 a. ta"; Aewaa. e
qvaie -river. 10:30 a. as. oaDed today-a-
rraix tl saea. atooxerey ae a, -va. ;- K.
Haaata, Lo Avagriea. 8 AO a, aar- WiUsolav
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Rait 4 Ohio Gaud 4
Beth. Steel Bef. St. .
Cent Pactfbv lot 4
St Peal Oral. 4 Ha
Charms X. W. C-nl. s
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Saetttt RawU
Clearings Thuraday
SaUsatos Tksxrwaay
NEW CORPORATIONS
Ofyrapia. Wajk, Sept. Ik. Article i
lncerporaUon were filed WedrtestdC
with J. Grant lUakle. twrretary of Stall i
by the following companion, rig; II
r Totem Manufacturing cotxipany.- 64 4
(tUe: capital atock. (10.000: dealer feJ
wood products ; incorporator. C M. Md-i
Callum and C I. Gere.
Kehler letvelope) Creek rovrrpsny. Ff !
Sttle; capital stock. IIOO.COO; geayaral
saining baslnewe) ; IrsoorsaarateTa, li. 1
Kendall and O.-A. KottW. . U I
Ptauiflc Northwoart ' FTuH expoadtlnr. f
Seattle: trrranixed wtUwrn racrital to s4-1
Vance the fruit Industry and hold er . I
aval expoelUons : rncotrsoTativra, Jvhm i .
KellaUy. Orpheus C Soota, Tjsvjrga V, .
tiUling. Beglasld W-iParwoAa and IL 'J. j
itHd.- - fl?
atock. of fOC : brokerage business : la-
corporatism c. j. Meacham tusd
GUfoy.- - . i t
, villus Mtnlng company. Spokaa ; car
fWTTrTOCaw 13W.P00; InoorTXjratora. Ff E
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