'TUESDAY, ..SEFTE?.IU 5, 1922.
mill: OttLGOS 1 DAILY JOURNAL. POIiTpAND; ! OIlEGON.
GOOD SIZES
EGG SITUATION
. - ' -
: MORE FAVORABI
TCEsDATf ffALRY TRADE ,
- H&atler -Eggs Cheese
Cube Extra select Flats
Portland ........ 3e lie
Me
S2Ve
194
Ha rrclto .. 43c S8e
?rw York 49e . 49e
Cbleafo .v-iVo t9Hc
Lo Angeles 43e sis
Seattle ......... 40e See
S4e
Tread ef the egg trade i generally favcrabie
hex wito prion well maintained generally, both
. fey private sad association interests. No e!nnz
lit raise on made Tuesday with the re
sumption of bnsineas.
Current receipt irorcbaees r gerterslly at
27e a dWa fog mixed colors with Hnnrirt
at 0 a dosefl. General seilinj price of eleefct
' by" private firms is around 33 m 34e a dozen
- with Xo.- candled around 32 and eieci,
storkg at 8 Or.
la view of tie previous keen desire of rr
ege interests to unload their ire hon noldkigs
wifji a little delay as poasiale. tha ntser.t
gtrangtb. of th entire trade ia naturally quita
" pieaaing to there.
' - Receipts of egg are-Just about equal to
. demand at prevailing priee. altbougn with
the Increased demand daring recent day, there
would probably be a ahortag were -it not
" for toe ice boat offerinaa. The iaiiir are
generally of Terr favorable duality.
Those desiring special information retarding
' gay market, should write the Commercial
Editor. Oregon Journal, eaclotdng Kimp for
reply.
1 SHIPPERS' WEATHER NOTICE
Weather bureau adriaed Tuesday: Pro
' tee shipments during the next 38 hours
against the following maximum temperatures:
(.nag north to Seattle. 68 degrees; northeast
to Spokane, 78 degree ; east to Baker, 78 de
" tree, and south to A3itla.hd, 78 degrees.
Maximum temperatures at PorUsnd tomorrow
aboul 70 degrees. .
BCTTElt SITTJATIOTT IS 8TEADT
General .ateadinesa h indteated in the but
ter trade generally with a real showing of
strejngtto . for the better plasa offerings, 1
though prices in general are unchanged. Coun
try ouoea of the belter grade are selling ground
- i? a pound, while offgrede mortment is im
proted around S3 3 4c pound.
CHEESE MABKET TOSE: QTIET
. While the market is showing ManaM
quiet, the eheeee trsae m general is ranin
ta 6614 former rabies. TUiatnot reporti the
output to line witn the frerailing demafid.
EACH TRADE BAOl.T M
Trade la the peach market i badly
Kata Ttkimi Rlbertas were '
IXETJ
mtled
ra nous
price, ruling from 50c to 0c general
with a. iprakltng of siieabie stock 10c
ly. but
to loe
bigber. while uaifs stoca wm wjin
7 Sc. Ue latter in a rtry limited wy.
stock with dry rot Is hard to bw
6f)c to
Taller
at any
price.
IDAHO POTATOES OFFERED liOW
fdaho potawes are being offered here s round
81 1 per cental, which mean that the grow
er there are not obtaining more, thin 50 per
cental. Local growers are not offering be
cause of the weather being againet digging.
No shipping demand i. shown.
TOMATO PRICES CONTJrt LOW
- With increasing supplies here bi fjma
local places and from eklma, tomato prices
MTganerally lower witl ew sales abo,, 50e
a baVtor thm good stuff. The -tng
at a higher price is too smsU to consider.
BRIEF KOTES OF FROBtCE MAKT
Light bens continue neglected; heavy stock
"Country killed Teals steady around 15Hf
lc; bats, slower Bd lower.
No 1 pickling cucumbers, 75c to l box.
-u
ViiJZSPZdirti strawberries around 82 75
&!bIrrVr.rlre stead, with bulk of
,?.y1f.ii,mPTuiTe1I Gem cantaloup
around 1.60:.1.75.
ORTLAX WHOLESALE IBICES
These are the prices retailers pay whola
eJers except as otherwise noted:
iBt?TTB -Selling price bo tet Cre
iprints. extras, 44c; for plain wrap
.p7rrcbT?r., II9880 per ft.; au.
birring price. 22 28 Mic per lb. ,
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery basis.
4 4c: No. 2. 41c; So. 1 sone. 42c
"i tr "A'' grade. . T1,.,v triolet.
CH f Kpb renins. " ' ik .
sV2w lb.: Toung Americs 2B3e lb..
and ioShorna. 27c PeUing price: Blk
MmTTSin. 81 1 2e: Ltoburg.r. .24 3Sc;
cream brick. i426c,
EGGS . Buying prtc. Front l"J;
iwat receipts. Western Oregon, 2. c tr
SSenSslart Oregon. 24e Ijr 1"
Beriea, 80c per down; selling price, select,
83 (tt 34r per doien; candled, 3c. storage
8c: brown. 83c; firsts. 31c: millets. 28c,
cewees, lie; crscs. -oc it
bens, 2122e per lb.: light hens. It 13c
broilers, Socks, 21 23c: otter roiters, .
. 20e per lb.; old rooaters. 8c; ducks, 14
16 lb' PreaM Fruits and VeqcWblaa
FBESH FKITITS-Orangea. 2rf !ln
boa:: bananas. 99Hc; lemons. 8.00S ,SO
per ease Tgrapefrutt, Morida, ) : Calif or
otT, 86:7500; peaches. 60 73c: can
taloupe. 81601-75; watermelons 1 c per
lb - ice cream melons. 2 He lh-; honey dew
pTar. 22 V4o lb.; seee gr.r-es. 2 00 lug:
halaga, llo lb. in luga: Tokay. 33.00 4-
BERMM Blackberries. 8 l.SB 1.80 ;
gtrawberriea, 3.0 per crate,
CRIED FHU4T8 . Hates. 84.50 6,00;
fi, white. $3 .iO(!.75perMi:Pt4D
and 60. o0-lb. hox, 14o ib-i 0 and 60s.
180JKS Selling price to" retailer: Walla
Walla, 31.25 1.60; garlic, 1015e per tty
green onion, 80c per floaen bunches. I
POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore
, gon fancy, gl.25wl.75 per centaT: sweet
potato. 4 & 5c per lb. . -
TEGETABLE3 Beets, 40c per dosen
buach; cabbaje. 2 He per lb.; lettuce, 8 1.2 5
1.78 crate: carrots. 40e per de. bnbehes;
tomatoes. Oregon, 400c; horseradish 15c
Ifc.: artichokes. ) 81.00 per doaeo; CauH
fiower, i ) per crate; celery 60f 75e per
doaeat summer squash. 5c; Yellow Bantam
com. 31 00 1.25 sack; cauliflower. 81-00
1.80 doscn. :
APPLES New crop, r.0cf3$1.25; Califor
nia Orareniteins, $22.75.
COTJTfTKT MEATS Sellitig price: . Coun
try bogs. l4H15e. heary stuff 1e; Teal,
toral (about 80 to- 100 lb.). 13H16c
per lb-, beaty stuff leas: lambs. lc per lb.
SMCTkED MEATS Hams. 254c lb.;
breakfast bacon. 22e43c.
PACKDiO HOCSB MEATS Steer beef,
' 14 15 Ho lb.,: heifar. IS He lb.: cows, ISc
lb. lamb. lWft 20c lb.; ewe. 1014c lb ;
- bets. lHe!17o lb.
: LAKD Ketgle rendered. 18c per lb.; tierce
pmm, cvHjmus), a c
BRANS Small white, 83.73; larre white.
38.75; pink. 87.00; limaa, 810.50; bayou,
36.75: red, 88.75:
' HOVET New. 11 00 0 4 SO rr sack
1CE Japan Jio, 1. c; Blue Base. S
rew Orleans neaa, v,c.
COFFEK Boaated, 21H23H lh.; in
aacks or drama.
... &A17T Coarse, half cmwnd. 1 0O, gtS.OO
ton; 50s. 817.85: table dairy. SO, 827. SO;
baJea. 33.50rtO; fancy table and dairy,
334.50; lump, 820.30
-;-8iI;AH L'nbe- 8. 80; fruit and berry,
3J.65; yellow It 87.05; beet granulated.
4A5ifiU,.C' 7-23; golden C. 87.18.
CANNED MlLK Tails. 4 . 50 .: baby Sise.
POULTRYMEN!
ESQ MARKET FIRM
WHITE HCMNERF KXTRAS.. . '.. . 91
MlXCts COLOR CXTMAS. ...'rilsy.
Thee pricea are net to the ahfnper deli re red
Portarad. . I acH second-hand -egg caaea far
0e each.
. . W. ELLIS. FortUrta
Terminal Ice . Cold. Storag Bldg. .
INTELLIGENT PRODUCE
MARKETING
Too wta -get higher return for 'your
produce, if you will use our new mu
' tnarkati ahipping any product to
' . Wrtla V a 0e
Jf .wni Bo Flea sad to Telt Tn Bs
Ruby & Co., 21 S Front St.
AND FAVORABLE QUALITY SHOWN INT-
CAGUET
Conaumer who ravat t atv tnofiey
on JneaUC&dud chop AfouaA aBd e
son) of Ois bars; ft.! rig ftt fcr being
offtred by &umMr Of ih retail
hops gcittered , thfiihout t (to city.
Ot court, if one want A certain kind
of meat that U extremjehr scarce thy
must expect ta pay a jhanaMroe pre
mium for Such etock. s j
A leadine downtown retailer la ad
vertising the of pt roast at io
a pound, which is ch;0 enougli for
gnjone-egn4 the, fnajla ttejosl.
Corned beef . it ofTerid deiwn to id
a pound, which la a prjice that ahduld
be pleasing to those Ujfat prepare thl
dish with cabbata. The latter i aieo
moderately priced. j :
Beef for boiiint is iffered at Be a
pound and cooler weather mean soup
day ' . i I :
veal for roaatint is offered down to
15c A pound, although ihose who -ant
steaks win have to fay tha regular
premiurria. ; j
Cauilfiower la agaiii being; offered
o.uit freely in the retfil shops around
lc and 20c a head for the better Slaed
offering-. ' f :
Ground cherries ari In small gup
ply at 25c a pound, f ith th quality
good. i I ):''
Both green and ye 1 W corn is sell
ing around 2 (to a dosn fog the best
slice. Don't pay mom, because there
is i profit in the imnAitng at this
price. .. i
Firft new crop Orefon dried onions
are Weing offered on jjthe publit mar
ket at 4c a pound, wifi boilers at two
pounds for 15c and plfckllng j onions at
10c a pound. Green lonion at thras
bunches for 10c. g I
Retail prteea generally hbw: !
Batter Freeh lreamery 4Soe,-
Vvh 8alroOm. 10 ae 2&r: hallNut a.
blafk cod. 15e. i
Flour-r-Best local paUcjg, 83.06 2.23 per
Tg p i", nkk.
fotatoea New, 2$ 8a lb. j
Oniows S(a4e lb s
lamhitl street prices: iTarrots. 4e banch:
string beass, round ; eas, lie lb. i cab
bage, S fee lb.: eaulif lowers 2Se bead; lettuce,
K iur neaa; new pfltatoe. za lb.; eelery.
18c bunch.- tomatoes, fi is.
Corn Green.
doatft; BaatiiB,
20c Arm. i.
Honey Comb, S5c; inrt 5ti; pint. e.
Eggs Public market, 4e; prrrat stores,
30iS3na dozen. ! .
Poultry Light hens. 23e lb.; bear, bene,
crer 4 Iba. 2e lb.; frura, 80c ab.; bfbUers,
82c lb f
Cantaloupe Fancy tg, 5$ 10c.
Wheat Opei's 'Quiet
At Chicago; Strength
Is Gained Later
4 I :
Chv-ajo, gept. 8.--Whsat was father auiet
and without feature drrtiriH the first hour, but
the market seemed to eafn strength as the
session progressed. The start was higher on
scattered buying, but senior oft Mating orders
mti4 locate into msMBgi?bor sales. AfrTMDW) JbaliSc lower; choice and prime,
a little fcreakMpport was ugwoyered. and while 10 75;f bull and Tealf&dy; atocaera and
locals and commission boases bad wheat for
(ale on the bulges, the baying on- the break
was of a good character, i Receipt of wheat
in the loesl aurket a well aa at tvtncire fall
below expectation and ia wae reaponsibl
lot riant seliina ereesura BtBOnger cables
caused short covering at the terminal market
'and this absorbed what Shedgeai there, were:
mere ws a broad continental i demand for
wheat cter the holiday sad a Chicago bouse
sold 7.10,000 mithls foe; export and in all
positions Mies were repeated at 2,000,000
bushels. PremramS for rash wheat ta the
local , market were He leweis.
Corn was sharply highef en brosd commis
sion house buying, local iehort coyerlog' and
light offerings. There was a little realising
at "top prices. The proienged Spell of dry
and hot weather erer tmpertant area is eaus
ing the crop to dter1orai rapidly. Receipts
of rom were heavy . the stimst being for
1000 cars, and this caused He break in the
premiums. : The shipping alemand for corn wa
Rood And the seaboard reported 200,000 bush
els worked for export. a.
Oats also were wp sharjry, th strength in
corn causing many shorts !to corer. In many
sections oat are being led becanse f the
burned pasturea. Th slipping I demand was
slow, hut spot oats were ia good demand from
shippers, presumably ceserfng eld sales.
Froa-isSona were lower rsrly on liquidation
by discouraged tongs. Backers (bought Sep
tember lard on th break. I
Wheat closed Strang near th best prices of
uie oay. uains ra c. -ss e were recorded
September. BSHc; Pectmber, 81.01 fa to
I.oiTk; May. si.OTfe r 81.07.
Com closed 1 He to-lfse higher. Septem
ber, 61c; December, 57 He to 87 He, and
May, eoe. i
. Oats were e to 1 H h higher. September.
33Sr to 83 e; Oecmbr, 34Hc to 84 He
fjird clcaed 10a to 2ivo lower and ribs
ZOc lower.
Price reported by O-relfber & Cook Co.
WHEAr
Open, Hh.
S H PPHH
101 !i 103'
107 107t!H
COR.NI
0H 61.';
60 H STf:
69 S H
OATlJ
824 33H
34 H 34f
37 ? 3SiH
BtE
7 eiffH
68 &:'
BARXXT
a ' a '
m sti.
low. '
9S H
100 H
108 H
90 H
34
58 H
82
t
88 H
38H
j
....
r a
i
987
87
Clcae.
08 H
101
107 H
61
67 H
604
334
34H
37
67 ,
60 H
54 H
84 H
1000
S90
Sep. . . v
Iec. .....
May
er.
Kec
May t . . . a
Sep. .....
Ilec
Uay ......
Sen. ... ..
Dec, . . . . .
Decl
LARIt
Sep. ,...4100,7 1010s
Jan. ...... 007 00
RIB
9ept ..... ... ...
90S B
14.40 caw: Eal. $.! rise.
SODA ( RAfKKRS ItL bulk. llBe lh.
NL'TSWaJnuta, 24 84c lb.; almonds, S3
t28c lb.: filbert .20 a 27 He lb. : eeaante.
lt-15e la.; pecans, 30r32c n. ; Braalls. 18
fS iito to, ; cbestrrats. Japanese, as24 lb,
r telt and Saeirf Ish ,
FRESH FISH Chinook, fresh. 16 lie;
halibut, 13 1 To lb.; Mark cod, 0lOe lb.J
basket kippered end, (2i0; basket kippered
eaimon, ss.uu; nng cot T syac lb.; sole.
i ic per id.; scurgeon, J9a 10.5 red anappers
OTBTER8 Batter,, $ g, a& jajal. ; Olympia,
vo.uw per gallon, ga.so juart: craos, large,
83.60 dosen ; maT). 82.8t doaen.
Hen, woai and Htoa
HOPS 1021 eron. aotninal. 15o lb.
HIDES Calf aklni. l,818ei lb.t kips, 9
w i"c io; srreea aioea, o 0 BO ta.; aaiteo. 7
8c per lb. I i ,
MOHAIR Nominal. SO SS la.
M1F.BP FEIrs rK.n dry pelta, 1820e
norx pens, nie id.; gong salt coat pelts,
10 12c Jb.; abort aair Jgoat Pelts. 20 80c
acn. .j -
WOOT, WntaettaSally, eoarae, 20
SOe: medium, SO 32c IK.: fine, 30 $3 3d lb.;
T ALLOW AND GREASE 5. 1 UP.ow, g
vD-in; so. is. ot g ic; grease, a & 0
4e per lb. !
CASCABA BARK IMS peel. 8 He; 1321
r". w c o. ; grap rooa, oc IO.
' "Owe, Fa., OH i
AROrE BiaaJ. 15le; MaaUa. ISH
18c pet .lb. I . I
WjRE NAIL Base fVic. A.ag kef.
WHITE LEAD 100-4,, keaj ISHo Jb.
LINSEED OIT-Bawj bl.. 181.10s kettle
doiwu. i-". raw. caaca gl.za. aoUeo.
eaeas. 1 1 . S gallon. ' .., j
OASOL1XE Ire bbla. 28o: eaeaa. 8 8c
per gaiioa. i,
H. RPi-TIXE i gtSn Mns $L7l gaL
Lomber and Shinata -
Iatest carload huabev tale i by gaarraf e
tarar. g notations rspreaaiMtec f . a. b. mill eai
ae io direct sal to reUuaer and i;t
aciiing exrnaaw. " i .
ElOBlNG: Wfk Lew. Ave.
1x4 o 3 g-, ..384 0 $47.00 848.O0
3x4 Ks. 3 and be. 42.80 87.00 8T.OO
' DiMW:' :..''.: -VI I..- '' ,. . ..
Its 10 81.80 8.ao .....
: .TEIU.VG: ; -; r ', l : .
4t4 Ko. 2 and bet. 89.80 33.00 37.08
1 DROP UINO: : . : !
1x4 No 3 and bet. 41.00 83.00 48 00
BOARDS AJil) SBlPLiAPt i
Is IO tls ...... 18.CO 1.S0 18 80
DIMESSIOX5; f I
2i4 12-14 . . . i . . 1S.$0 si lw.80 18.30
SMALL, TIMBERS: J . , - ,a.o
4x4 12 Id 3S.l0. lg.ft 210
ig-.-'-'l
total gases by 44 saiii, ; ll.lT84lt fa.
ONIONS MAY TOP
300 CARS HERE
- : t!. .. : : .
I Nmafi tt. eMn
Official aatiASte ef tha mi Mien MS
ef th Wiliamett galley , has becS placed gt
Approximately 800 cart tt th annual meeting
of tha Confederated Onion -Orowerav' assoct-
atlon. This is tha prtliminafy ttficial estimat
or trie o ream ration, aut , mmcauoos pmat to
aa increase rather thaa 4 decrease wbea the
next estimate i Ssaaa within a i montb.
Officer ef the assonatioa Seer elected
ail follows:! LA. J. Faaao. prtsidert: F. K.
Row.U eiraii nmcuVnt- CtHa Wnhlee, free.
urer; if. P. lahnsOU, Secretary. W. 1. Swank
was. a usual, (elected aa general sales rep re
sen lata r of ih sssnciation, a position h has
filled for many year to Uie entire: aatisfactki
of the trade ia wall a to grower. - ,
The acreage ef anions in Western Oregon
was placed t OOO acre. At alUrhUy abort
that of a year ago. Were It not for the
extreme dry ! Weather repert St tha -meeting
Indicated that fully 100 additions I earloads
would ht I been trewa. Report indicate
tnat tne crop win e good as to se. aiuiougn
the bulb are! just forming.
Th association expressed 1 itself as I weft
Satisfied wits -th marketing ot : it onions
under the Double O brand.; ia new: Sacks,
an idea first Ires by Th I Journal. W
should bat j marketed ear onion under a
brand Same I many yean age," says A. J.
Fannd, president of th ergsnlastioa. (
W. L Swank general sales reoresenUtiT
of the organization, iost returned from a
toer of th Xakima aeetion, placed the est! mate
of the rej there gt.860 acres, w ft II from
800 to 40d .carload were expected. The
onion crop lof the Ttkima i section ig not
heaty and ih aiseg r promise to be gmail.
The crop ig late sad jiractacaiiy no t sale
are reported.) i !
Whrt these may be some limited marketing
of Oregon onion within th next few days,
general telling by the aasociation is nog ex
pected until j after October 1 , while th big
moTament may net start until Koresaber 1,
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK
PRICES
ehteaea Het gft.ao !
Chicago, Sept. 8. (1. !. g.l-
-HfH-Re-25n
. Irrtrer.
eipts, 41.000: mtrket 15o 19
Bulk. 38.60A B.80: too. 1ft 40: hearrwelehr.
t7.n8.80; medium weight, 8.30 8.30;
lightweight. 88.l5k9.40: ligbt Hgbta. Ift.on
8.80: heary packing sows, smooth, S,10
7.10; pecking gowa, rough, 18.00 8. 0; pigs.
$7.25 m S.26. , :
Cattle Receipt, , 21.000; market loo to
25c lower, i Beef steer Choice arid! prime,
S10.n0 At 11.23: medium and rood. gS.OO ab
10.00: good and ehoice, 8 1 0.40 1 1 .10 : conv-j
rnon ana meaium, go.uo p .uu. Butcner cat
tie Heifers. 35 00 9.50; cows. 84.00
8.00; balls, i 33.28 6.60. Cannery and cut
tersCows and heifers. 82.25 3.73-.: canner
steers, IS 50 5. 00-; veal calte flight anda
bandj-welghtj, 31 100 18.00; fcreder steer.
85.00 ig 8 00: stacker Steers, $4.75 T. 65;
ttoeker cow and heifers, $8.50 5.00; tocker
ealTes, $5.6 7.00.
Sheen Receipt. 23,008: market 16 to
25c lower. Lambs 84 lb, down). $12.00
1376; lambs (culla and common 1, $8.00
11 00; spnng lambs, $8.0011.00: yearhng
wethers. $7,00 8.50; ewe, $5.00 7.26;
ewe I culls grid common),: II 50$ S. 75; breed'
in a ewe, $5.5011.75; feeder lambs, $11.50
12.76,
! Benyee Hot $8.00
Denrer, Cblo.. Sept. I. tU. P.l Cattle
Receipts 108o. 26c higher. Steers. $6,00
7.60; now land beifera. 33.25 6.00; stock -era
and feeder. $8.00 7.23; bull. $2,50
8.50: calreg. $e5.O08.25
Hog- Receipts 1100. 25e lower. Top.
19.00; bulk. $7.008 75.
Sheep Receipt 1300. steady. Lambs.
$11 50 121.50; ewa. $5.006 00; feeder
Umb. $11.00 13 00.
i Omalia Hog $8.7 t
Omah ' Sept ' ft.' !!, !. S ) CatfW: Be-
aeipta POOOj beat grade corn fed steer eteaay;
Hogs: Receipts 0000; market 15 fo 25
lower; light butchers, 38.50 8. 75; packing
trades. 86,25 .0.
Sheep: Receipt 17,000; market lambs
Slow to i 15j lower: only top Western lambs.
$12 50: feeders etrong.
N SM1 Hfl macks,
gesttle, Sept. 8.- Hogs: None.
Cattle: Receipts 27; market weak. Prime
steers, $7.75 8.23; medium to ehoice. $85:
T ; common to good, $4 5; best cows and
heifers, 5 60 i .prima : ealrea, $4 6;
bulls, 38 4.
V eoecp; ovue. : i .
Kansas orey eioos as. an
Kansas City, Sept. 8. -Cattle : 6000 ( mar
ket dull. Steers. 89.00 10 50; cowa and
heifers,: $3.50 8.50; stockerg and feeders,
$3.507:85: calees. $8.5010.50.
Hogs: Receipts 19.000; market dull. Balk
f sales, $8.608.'80; top, $8.85; hesTies,
$8.50 8.75; lights, $8.75 8.85; mediums,
$8.75 8.80.
8heep: Receipts 8000: market sluggieK
Lambs, $12.50 12.75 ; ewes. 1 5. 50(3 6.75.
POTATOES ALOJ0 THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San FraBcisco, Sept. 5. (A. P 1 Pota
toes Salinas, new, 1 H 2c lb.
Onions Yellows, per est,' $1.231.S6;
green, onions, $1.23 1.60.
Seattla Market :
Seattle. Kept. 5. (L N. ' S.) Onion
Walla Walla. 1 4 2c per lb. i
Potatoes Yakima Uema, storage. $40.00
45.00 per ton; local, new, lH44c per lb.
Los Angeles Market
Los Angeles. Sept. 3. Potatoes New
stock, best locals, tl .25 (65 1.50: mostly 81.35;
poorer, low as 31.00; Northern Hirers, $1.80
2.00.
DAIRY . PRODUCE: OF: THE COAST
; Sah Francisco Market
San Francisco, Sept. 5.fU. F.) But
ter Extras, 45c :
Eggs Extras, 38 Ho: extra firsts. 87c;
extra pallets, 29 He: undersized pullets, 18c.
Cheese California flats,: fancy. 22 He;
firsts. 18 H e - 1
Seattle Market
Seattle. Sept. 5. ( L N. S.l Eggs Se
lect, ranch.: 35c; pullets, 24 25c per dozen.
Butter -City creamery, 44c; bricks, 43c
Cheese iOregon triplets, 23 24 c; Young
Americas. 28c per lb. . ; ,
: Los Angeles Markat
Los Angeles. Sept. 6. 1 1. N. S.) But
ter. 4 5o per lb.
Eggs Extras, S7e; oase ' count, 38c; pul
lets, 30c. i
Poultry i-Hens, 18c; broilers, S2c; fryerx,
SOe per la, i- . .
3Cew Tork Baiter nhd Eggs
New Tork. Sept. 5.-MI Nj S.) Butte
Market atrrmg. Creamery extra. 38H4nc;
creamery firsts. S3S8c: statte dairy tnbs.
30 41c; renoyated extras, 2S37c; ladels
fresh extras. " 29 30c. T
.Cheese -Market firm. btate whole milk
specials, flats, 21 H 22 He; state whole milk
fancy, arerage run, 21c; state whole milk lower
grades, 1318He: Wisconsin whole milk
fancy Toung Americas, 30 H 2ic; state
aarims, specials. IOCS 15 He.
Eess ilsrket firm. Nearb white faacy
585c; nearby brown fancy, 42'45e; ex
tras-, i3awic; itrsta, as use.
Milk The nominal wholesale price is $2.89
per cwt deJiTered in few York. , Official fluo
tadona discontinued, s
Dried Fralt and Beans
New Tork. Sept. 5. L N. S.) Beans:
Market quiet. Marrow, choice, $8.00 9.00;
red kidney,: choice, $8.00. i :
Dried fruits : Maakrt quiet. Aprlcofs,
Choice to iexira fancji 3flttSlc; appie,
eraporated.! prim - to s fancy, i 17019 He;
prunes, 30 ta 0s 12 18 He; Co, to 100s,
713c; peaches, -choice, i to extra fancy,
13H19e; aasdea -raitna. ebotc to fancy,
t7lc i - ,-- I j
Kew Tork Wool sad Hides
. New Tork. Sept. .e (I if. 8.) Wool.
Market firak DotsesUo Qeece XX Ohi, 41
5 6c; domestic, pulled, scoured basis, 80e
$1.00; domestic, Texas, scoured basis,' 80e
1 33' terr,tor7 stsDl- scoured bass, 31.10
Hides: Market firaa. Nattre steers, 18 He;
branded steers, 18c. j
New Tork Metal Karket !
New York. Sept 5, (LIN. S.) Metal
prices: t . i
Copper -Ouiet: spot; BejHember and Oc
tober. 13 H 13 He, i .
I-ed Quiet; spot. September and October,
g.83e bid. i i i , i
Spelter Quiet; spot. September and Oc
tober. 6.17H 6.25c i -j I .i I ; : j
!( I- . as ' ' i '! j j
i Llrerpool Cottoa Steady' t i
Iaywrrooa. Sept. 6V (L 8-) Cottoa
1 in mcreaaea. deaaand. : Pncea steady;
a m a.vwH oaufn. amexieait miaatinga lair,
316-54; good auiddnnga, glg.sa; ruU saKi
danga, 813.44; middlings, 818.34: low mid
dhnga. $12-89; good ordinary. $12.04; ordi
aary. $11.54. j i: j j i , i t I
Future opened auiet:. i J ; - . i
' Saral Storea Harket s ' -Sew
Tork. Sept S.--ffj ST.: B.I Turpetv
tine Savaanah. $1.35; - New ; Tork. Sk.23. '
Roan Savannah, :, $3.0T 3.10jt !
Terk, $s.20. c-v:ij! -, J i.U ::
VUa Aids Fralt
Eugene, , Sepc 5. FVuitiBen say V oaday'a
tela will be good for the fruit ereivjkltougb
w sreuka aasa aveaaa a tng tags a4 It
vegg, ot two lates.
eeate
FLOUR TRADING
BASIS IS WEAKER
Or ! i- ; !-!! -
if
tea
MM Bid!
Bias atera (19 1
soft white i....... 1.8 i
Wetiera whit.... ' 17H
Hard winter l.ti
K art her a eptiag . . 1.34
Weim red 1.8
Bias
St
fcr-
Aid
$1.1$
Ml
ji.it
i.ij
1.09
i
XORTHWiMT UfUrV RECtlPTa
(Compiled by tlie Merchants Exchange)
-CARS-
Wheat Bar; ilr' Oat
Fdlland Taea. .
: Tar ago. . , ti
JBaaeon to date. . .
-Year ago
Tacoma Monday.
; ITear a$o . .i j. .
season to dale, 1 .
: Tear ago .....
Seattle Monday .
; Year ago . . . .
SaasoB to data. . .
: iYear ago . . . . .
llo f t1 "IS
"3l7 12S 23 111
-1
3A0
253
13
si
81
i
291
263
74 436, 331
3i
52 21
.. 1
2 S
2 4 74 102
31 380 62
Flottr market is inclined trt show increased
degree of . weakness with mom or less ah dint
of! quotations, although! this appears eonfiaed
more to the aofter wheat flottra than: ta the.
spring, at ocs. snaaing w snowa in ieiuB
straight flour for export trot area gt the pric
there appears a lack of! desire on ther part, of
foreigners : to take hold. Oriental sales j of
late hae been near i the yaniahing point,
operations being Confined almost exclusive to
established brand to fil in. i j j
: i Shading of pSUnt flour price has not been
general and ia limited to 10c: a barrel wbert
shown. !'. j ; iS
tWneat market continnea eonflned almost, lex
Clusiely to Ctnb for egpoet with s,ales around
$i.09li0 per bushel tidewater track de
ll Tery basis. So offefjinte or sales ef fbhi
tem, Baart or other smiling wheats are re
ported. I ! : I ! '
(Offers of Montana bard winter at $1.28
1.27 per bushel here sre eonsidered so far out
or line with actual rainea nere trtat no Dull
ness is shown e-r possible at the moment
: Foreign wheat, markets were mixed in char
acter although dullness: permeated! the entir
trade. MTerpoW was 14 o higher itor ineptera
ber at the clnelng, while the December wax
off a like sum. Buenos Aires ! showed ! no
change at th 0ten1ngi Chicago ! market was
ruling within xery narwrw limita ait the open
ing, i - i :
I WHEAT Buying price, tidewster trsck de
liry: Club, $1.091.10 peri bushel; or
ainary bluest era, $1.22; Big Berid bluestem,
$1.25: Turkey red. $a.lOl.l; red fBus
bwa. 11.07. ! i i j !
FLOUR Betnat price, mill doer: Pttent,
$7.20; Willamette rglley brands, $5.70
6.85; local straight, i $3.43: bakers' hard
wheat, 37.20: bakers' j bluestem. 37.10: bak
ers" pastry. $5.90 perj bb!.; graham, $B(Kt;
whole wheat, $.20;i rye. $6. B0 peri bbL
Price for city delivery! 13c extra; suburban,
20e extra. j ( I ! "
i HAY Buying price!- Wiliamett timothy,
fancy. $19.00: Eastern Oregon, timothy,
820 00 per ton; clorer. $17;00;: straw.
$8.00: alfalfa. $18.30 18.50 ;i grain t bay,
$10 00 per ton.- i I I !
GRAIN SACKS Nominal, Noi 1 Calcutta.
10c for new crop dehrery. Domestic tags,
10c each.' f j i I i
MIIjeSTCFFS Mill !run t nill. 1 sacked,
ton lots, $20.00: carload lots, $28.00; mid
dlings, $41.00 per ton!" f
OATS Per ton? buying pric; Teed,
$34 00: milling, $89.00. r
BABLEY Buying price: Feed. $27.30;
brewing, $29.50 80.00. ! j .
j FEED9Tt'FrS F. 0. B. minf: Rolled bar
ley, $36.00; whole barley, 84 00 s alfalfa
meal. $30.00; coeoanut meal, f3$.00; cracked
corn, $37.00; whole earn. $85.00
Jiercfianu Exchange i bias.
WHEAT
i eent-
Oct
t.le.
i L0
! t.or, h
! 1:04
: i;04
; l.oo
$29.60
2S;75
30.25
'!'
S2T.60
27.50
$28.75
Hard Trhlte .... 1 . 3 1 .-
3
Soft white S . 1 OS
Western whit J.OTH
Hard winter i.. 1.05
Northern spring ...... 1.08
Western red I. 1.02
FEED! OATS j
No. 2 88 lb natural. $30.00 ,
36 lb. clips j.. 2 910
88 lb. naturals 30.50 t
i BARLEY : j
44 !b. fnintraum ....1-388.60 y
40 lb. minimura .. . . , . 2 7.50 t
CORN !
So. 2 E. Y. shipment. i .$2Ss.75 f
COTTOTf "MARKET ACCUMULATES
' 31 AWT HEDGE SELLINCS ORDERS
New York. Sept. 5.4 There wW erery indi
cation that a4 great msny hedge selling orders
bad accumulated orer the hdidaiy. Thia was
reflected in the action iof the Lirerporil market
on Monday, and again thi morning, while
nearly all wire houses; with Southern connec
tions had selling orders here at the opening
of the market- The market; opeped Steady at
a decline) of 1 to 0 pijintts and a great many
contracta were absorbed during the first , few
minutes. ' There was ; no falling oft in ; tha
volume of offerings. hcweYer, and after j the
initial buying orders jliad been j supplied ; th
market broke sharply. ! ! !
Spot order, were utieoTered nd befor the
end of the morning December don tracts were
selling around 21.60 or more tbafi 140 pointta
below the high price $t last Friday, i '
Hedge selling orders accumulated oyer : the
holiday, started the cbtton tnartet downward
thia morning, and persisted ; until it; brought
about quite sere re decline. The market : was
weak ail day. It closed a trifle'; up from the
low, with prices off 83 to 94 jioihts.
The effect of the hedge operations' was felt
In thei action of the Ijiverpool roArket Monday
and aeain today. Nearly all wire houses with
southern connections ere on the selling ;side
as business began. 1
Prices reported by Orerbeck &' Cooke Co.:
Open
... .-'tioa
, .2210
,.,.22052
4 . . 2 1 SO
.2188
2 2 1U
HiKh
2205
2216
2203
2160
2103
2213
;IOW
2110
12117
12113
!210O
'2102
2120
Close
2115
212d
2120
2100
2110
2130
January .
March . .
May ...
July .
October .
December
HARKET FOR fioTTOX iGOODS
REOPEXS WITH PRICES FIRM
; Kew York. Sept. B. Firmness jVas the rhief
characteristic of the cottnn goods; market when
it reopened after the ; holiday today. Millmen
wee tlmrnaurhlv omimistic as to the outlook for
fall and tile volume of business transected was
of excellent proportions. l oe aoxtyiry m r an
River last week was an encouraging factor and
the general opinion among holders seemed to
be that prices were ! on the upward trend.
Standard nrint cloths fwere strong with no evi
dence of .shading, and sheetings i were a trifle
higher. Tobacco cloths were m :aernana. nag
gings stiffened and aa teens were well, taken.
Raw silk was fairly firm, with ai fair de
mand exhibited, with WBe buying for forward
delivery making its appearance.
B0STOX WbOL juTAEXET; SH0W8
SIG5S OF ! MORE j ACTIVITY
Boston, Sept 5.-4-Prospects ! were bright
today for a more active week in! the Summer
street wool ciarXet. despite tne aim tit eoeca
which has been apparent in the buying of
woolen and worsted cloths, j The demsnd for
three-eight blood and - half ; blood wools eon
tinned unabated. i j .1 :
I The call for, fine gnd auartes blood which
was apparent last week asain made its ap
pearance.-. The tendericy - to shade pricea seems
to have subsided both beta and in Phila
delphia. New Tork and Chicago: markets.
- Chicago Dairy Brodacsi ' j
f Chicago, sept. R.-r-(I. J. S.) Butter
Receipts, 11.833 tubsi standard, 35 He; e
tra first, $4S6e; firsts, 81 Hi 33c; pack
ing toca. 2&2Sc j I i ;
Egs Beoeipts, 13.681 case. MLscallaa
eooa, 27 0 S Sc: . ordinary firsts. 2 5 (a. 2 6c :
firsta, S829He; checks. 1 1 9 20e ; filrtie,
2021c , i . ! j i ! "! : '
Cheese - ! Twm,! new, 19H19e;
daisies. 194c;!Touna Americas,! 20 He; long
horns. S ) 4931c; brick. 19HjS0e.l i
Live Pouter Turkeys, 25c; I chickens, 18
22c;.. sraringa, 22c; - roosters, I 14; ; geese,
20c; ducka, :21c i . i , ;
Mlnneapolls-Dalath iFlax ! !
Minneapolis, : Sept 6. (L Jf.i S.)i Flsjt
September. $2.18; October. $2.13; No
vember. $2.13 4; December. $2.18; : track,
$2.21 2.23; arrive,! $2.19 i I ! !
Duiuth. Sept. 8. Flax September, $2.25;
October. 32. 18V: November. $2-IS 5 De
cember. 32.18 H; track, 32-23 2-25; ar
rive. $2.23224. j . 4 ' i , ! j I i
Sew ' Tork Poaltry Harket I
! New Totk, Bept, $.( L K. I Dresed
poultry market ateedy. 'Chickens, S338e:
fowls.: 19 314: turkeys, 49 53e; ducks. 20
25e; geee.; ;15 Ieic : i i -
. Uve poultry market firm. Broilers,: 23
31e; fowls, 242o: tntkeys. 23 5c; roosv
ers. 19c; dock. 22 27c I seesei 1752e.: -
I :
: YVlaelpeg Wheat Option
Winnipeg.' Sp. a.l Wheat: I
- .. i 'Open. IHlgH. Itm.
i Owe,
Ort P 5 Ja 9 6
Dec. 04 T 94 5g
Alay ....... 99r. '199 T
94 H
u
I il
:. 187
11207
12132
J. il
'. $7
loa
I f?
3 : 2
ONIdlf CROP
CATTLE WEAKER
AT li PORTLAND
TLESDAT
ParUaad . . .
Chic go ...
LITE STOCK j TBABe
B0f8 Stsors f Lamb
99
. iUi
18-8
i nsi
18.73
tike
9.4$
Dearer .. . ..
K.38
12.7 J
Kaaftat city
Seattle
Oasaha .....
128
So market, -
; j iWRtt-AXD LtVESTOCai BCX
Hogs. Ckttle. Catrea. Sbeey.
Car.
Taesdgy . V. .
Wee : ago i , (
2 Week ago.
4 Week ago.
Teat age ;..
2 Tears ago,
140
104
8
820 j
IS
l ; 1
6
m
IS
8T
s
i:
r
i r -
Ti
73
563
SaO
1043
a : Tears, ago . . i
4 Tears ago . .
JS0
as
!33
278
North Portland received it loads c7 live
stock for the Tuesday ' nervng trade, witk
sheep and lambs, ia ptloclpal supply, lJoagll
that market is cods5dered teady. i Cattle
continued inaetite, witjb a weak; undertone in
tpOta, While hog wefa weaker ehd aaotief
quarter' lower, j S i .' " i ' j 4 h ' '
Heavy carryover of medium grade cattl
from ' the Monday trade wa the? weakening
factor: m that division ef the North: Portland
market Tuesday; marrying. EstiniStes ef the
carryover ranged from 12 te 14: loads. Prac
tically! the; entiife earryoter consisted ef t stuff
that waa neither killrr nor feeaer material,
and buyer fought ahyiof making' bids,
a Quire fair demand sltearijkg for tb better
cktsa feeder stuff, with prices considered fully
steady. i ! a ,
General cattl market range:! t !
Choice steers j j ,.$ Tl50
Medium to good steers; ( 6.75
Fair io common steef4 ...... 6.75
Cnrerann io fair uteeea .. .. t.AAA
9.00
7.60
6.7$
8 f
Choice Cow ahd heifer .... j 4.60 f 6.00
Medium to good cows.heifers. . : 360 14.00
Fair to medium cowasheifers. ; i 3.00 3.60
Coramou to fair cew.heifer. . i 2.00 &
Canner ..... j. ... j , I liSO
goo
2.00
4.00
5. 60
3.00
Bulls; ! 8100
Choice feeders . . . J. .. .. . . j 3s.00
Fair to good feeder J i 4i.00
Choice dairy cslves . j....... j 9.50 10.00
Pnm light ealres . 4. ..... . I 9.00; 9.50
Medium light clve I Si.00r9.00
Heavy dairy calves 4.O0, 6.50
Swine Price Drop j . !
WKile the official brice list en ! nrime light
hot! at North j Portland dropped Only 28o.
to $10.25, at! the epenrng cf the Tueadty
trade.; no sale were made in (he earl iesaioa
beyond $10... Thi itock. hnweter,' was not
strictly top. 'nfl on the basis Of transactions
riree ugat could aafeiy be : considered at
10.23. However, at tha best, the' market
ia weak, with the demand ot nominal char
acter. ! j j
General hog tntrkefj rings: !
Prime light . J . . j $
Smooth heavy. '230 3)00 lb. . !
9 T.n 10.00
9,0 9 50
8 00 9.00
.00 8 00
.75 19.00
9 .T5 10.00
5.00 7.00
a mo or o neavy, guo lbs. up
nougn neavy
rat pigs -.
Feeder pigs
Stags I....J....
9ben situation Steady
With af airly liberal run of. 820 head ih
the North Portland aHey, the Teeaday rooming
trade in both; she$ nd:: lamb wi con
sidered steady gt'thef recent price rng.:
Girl shaen and lamb ranee-
Prime eat of mountain limbs. $10 00 1 1 00
Choice vsliey ltmbs j . . 9 BO10.50
Medium valley ;Tambs ;.. ! 8 00. 9.00
O0SV90O ,f r- f
00 .ooT"rfiS-,-AL4
Common Valley: lamb
Cull lambs , I .... I ,
sr.. v...Hm 1
00
Light
Heavy
Light
Ewea .
- ' f .',:
yearitngg
wethers i
wethera j
. i ...... .1 7.00
. . ! 8 00
. I . . . . i i 00
. ... j 2.00
lelondsy aherneon, Bales !
Price
5 10
6 00
.5.23
6 25
9,28
T.23
7.15
0.23
6:25
T.0O
B.25
7.50
6.10
6.00
7,50
7.00
8.00
8.00
8.60
6.60
7.00
5.00
6. no
7.00
6.50
6.50
6.00
S.00
14
,1015
T OO
8.00
6.00
7 00
6.00
No. Av. Lbs.! Price 1 Not. Are.' Lbs
8... . 818 $ 5 10 2. ... 980
8. . . 818 ! 5.10 12. .L 750
16. . .1000 1 5 25 II. . . 970
' 2. . .1121 j 6 25 6, . .1184
8. . .1060 I 7 25 6. . .1102
3.'. .1820 i 7. SO 2. .;. 5
2 1050 7.25 20.J.1O03
8 .. 88O n 25 S. J. All
12a.. 766 I 6.261 16..!. 3
9. .1147 ! 7.50 44.. .1004
4:.. 982 - 5 25 3 . J. 070
13... 917 5.00 6. ..1198
23... 11 12 j 7.15 18... 82
4... 715 ! 4.501 45... 752
2.. .1115 f 7 50 21 . .!. 45
8, . .1196 I 7.00 2. .1.1185
3. . .1063 8 Oo! 6. .I.1O30
7 ... 1121 , 8 Ooi 4. . .1182
3... 1123 I 8. OOi 8-..L 16
3 . . . 803 ! 4 25: 6. .;. 15
7... 1120 I 5. OOi 29... 1987
28 j.. 900 7.00 5... 22
6 . . . 830 5.00 3 . .!. 93
4..1063 7.75 3..:. 1176
67; . . 9H5 5 25 22. .!. 935
II. ..1100 6.75 2. J. 1095
15 j.. 1058 j 6 25 24,.!. 96
4... 1112 j 5.0O1 I 16..L 775
i flows i ,
: -
7. . . 990 $ 8.25
3. . . 894 . 8.00
3. .;. 973 1 3.25
7. .:- 1944 I 8.00
8. J. !S81 ! .oo
10. .!. 900 ; 4.00
14. J. 1004 ! 8.85
2. . . 930 ; 5.00
3. . . 976 f 3.80
2. ..1085 i 4.30.
S.J. 980 4.23
5. j.1022 4.25
11.4. 757 1 3.75
5.W.10P4 i 4.50
19. . il 13 ! 4.50
. 8. , . i035 ! 2.75
2; , . 935 i 3.50
27. X7 5 i 4.15
2. . . 905 i 2.50
2 . . 885 i 2.00
a... ;9i3 ; 3.75
4. j . 840 : 4.75
2. i .1100 i 4.00
10. 4 . 898 ' 4.50
2. . . 930 ; 5.00
. 999
.1(128
. 920
.1153
, . 730
,. 884
, .1003
. 985
, . 9R2
,. 717.
.1070
. . 705
, . 976
. .1020
. . 1045
, . 1030
, . 768
, .1020
. . 850
.1090
, . 805
. .1016
. . 1090
, .1086
.1035
,. 320
, . 170
. 120
10.
s!
17;
17
13.
4 .
4.
2,
29;
4.00!
8.90!
3.00!
4.501
4.0O)
8.75i
3.851
4.001
4.501
4.5m
3.6SJ
3.7 Sj
4.2 M
4 50
3.511
.1
2. ',
10. .
5. .
4. .
1
20;
8, .
3. .
3. ,
5. .
16..
3. .
K,
3. .
5. ,
16. .
36..
7..
1 . .
1 . .
1 . .
3.5l
4.2S i
3.5fl( ;
2.50
4.10
4.73
4.0f
4.00
4.50
4.00 I
CALVES
7.00 I
9 AO I
6.0Q
1 .
220 $
1 180 ti
327 i
1 157
;25
210 ;
8 50
8.00
8.50
8.50
7.00
6.50
2,
85.
26.
87.
1.
. . 355
.. 395
. . 176
. . 298
. .15RO
. .1440
. .1820
. .1840
5. 00
9.od
I
2.00 1
BULLS
3.23
3.00
lino
1510
1200
1410
1250
; 930
3.25
8.25
3.25
.a.75
3.50
3.00
3.25
3
3.51)
.f!290
3 01
1. .,1450
3.50
Ml'AUB
8 4.O0 1 ,
MIXED CATTLE
$ 3.60 I 34. . .
1,.
66..
24..
87. .
5.,
89. ,
47. .
15. ,
130. .
S. ,
18.,
66. .
13. .
800
435
$18
i 516
J525
i ;
!254
i 184
i 158
; HI
120
t ':
i 71
1 4.25
.4 00
t 0.00
3.13 t 4
1 HOGS
810 Oil I 9
' r--
11
84M 7.0I 63
"f
10.50
10.58
175 .- 10.00 I 42
223
146
63
110
11T
'. 10.23 I 8
I 10.0$ I 1
LAMBS
$ 8.00 I 79
10.0O
10.50
9.00
4.00
4.50
1 EWES ' 1 i i
$ 3.O0 I a.i.;148
5.0 8.1.10$
YEARLING SHEEP; ;
108 $ 7.50 I
: WBTHEBS if:
1018 ..7 I 3... 1588
Tuesday Morning Sale
:$ .
No. : Av,
IL. .
1...
Lb.
890
990
i Price! j So. Av,
Lbs.
893
810
Price.
6
$ 6-25
b-25
I 5.0t l 19. 1
CALVES
r
1.,
2. .
170
170
$19.00 I l..;300 $ 6.50
i rlOUB i '
$10.00 I I. L.i 140 $ 7.00
i " LAMBS ! ! i .(
: 75 tlO.r.O I S.i..i 98 a 9.00
57. ,
3. .
,u i b.ui; 1 1
J -EWES I i
SO.
143 8 5.09 I
MIXED SHEEP
4... 125 g 9.09 1 !
j . I . 1 I
r 5w Tork Sagar and Coffee
New Tork. SeptJ 6 U. P.) Sugar
Steady: Rawj $5.2 ; refined, steady: granu
lated. $8.75 7.00. I;, "iT
Ooffee N 7 Rio spot. 10 JO H e; No.
4 Santoe, 14H14c I M ' -
4-
MlaBeapolig Wheat Optloag
Minneapolis, Bepti
S. Wheat:
open.
High. I LOW.
100 H 98 H
100 994
; Close. !
100
1004
i 105H
rw'
May
: each
L.ioou
.-104H
1034k 194
i
r
' -' 1 i
Baeaos
Aires Wbaa$
Baenos Aire. SVrot. R. Oneaiaa:
Wheat
Febra-
steady: September, SI. 10. unchanged -j
Ml -, fl.1V, wiTfTiiwiada.
: Corn H e i higbet.
- ; Oats- L ncbaBgedj .
i In countries where they are frequent
more earthquake! occur rn winter than
tn BTtp -tytner 9eson gjifli' ajronnd Boon
is t& tnost coEsmoa urn tat t&em, .
PUBLIC UTILITY
"-:!; 4-, i .r'.'l i- j. - ri; -.1. ': " it"
: BONDS POPULAR
Aa exaannaidon at tb svarmga ytetd ef pa
t3 tsfOity goad tress loO to data son that
thary aa nM. a aosttuta Setweea,; anaeitwdk
ea the one aawaf asxt tsxtaatnals on tn etlsnt
Tha averaewltn liHro oa varxnas asaowata aS
tereg ,aaa H per aat,--":Ta$tl tat Sag
tScTwaaed tH percent. After t stigJit tte
clia atitteiormmtte; of the war. thaTrate tik
creaaed hrUI m 11 t stood; at'S.SO.i rtma
tine tiz these appear a continual gradahl rise
an til Jarmaey: last When it : approached tag
peak of T.70 Whtcn was finally reached U Ja)y
et the aamei year, baies the ' astter daxa the
decline as beei raped and mora) " lea taenater
sautal today win aach beads yield aa average
at perhaps at little andrr S trJ eeat. I !
' The PortwadM' Bas '4t t company and
Paexne Power k. Lwtit company were auaena
the firsg eompaaiea ot the northwest to apeh
their acock tor taa abeettsttaa of their eiia
tenera. la Jaly. 1K20. ttwy astablaatted iah
iBreestaaekt 1 detiartaaent ta Handle toe sale ; of
preferred atork. : hrora ta time of oeeataa the
Maartaaentv to dato tne Portland Uaa Coke
coasoaByi ha ctaaea within tne territory : tt
served. K76 subacriDtaons for Ma oreferreS
stack M the aggregate amount of 3t,47.7na
xrenng nn time tnere were aaaso laas to tne
total anaiberl of local stock boidet and 1:0 sno
scrtptJon froso old stockholder bacreaaed there
aggregate hoedin by t296.oo. The awmfcer
of akane held by kadindual Stuck ho kitrs, vanes
fma esse ehans to several bandred (bare. The
average hokiise k about 10 shares. The eom
pany petmrta tae purchase" ef stock oa a time
payaaentialaa and at the preaeat tirae r. cagry.
lag about TDtai sven aunsenptaoae. ;; -rn eotit
paoy bed a total of 243 preterred stock enti
seribera ;IB' tb enartawefct, moat 1 of whom bra
la the terrttory aerved. and itJtetr aggTeaaite I
abavripJoai amount : 92.Sg.0e. . j II
Toe Pactfre Power dr lagbt icoaapany.f wmcfrl
n Brtderj the: same control a tb Portland iaa
a tieka com nan v. baa; enioved similar Secceai
in 1 tha I terrttory: wbica tt serves. WrtK ia
much smaller poputeUon ana ease whlea ! is. not
aa well inforaaed along the Inveetmeat lines; (t
has since July 1. 1S20, reoetved from its eag
tnmars and i other aa3 subscriptions i ft a
total ef 60.OO. - OT the ae-icnp6o 1B
were ' from leld stock ho Were lor a tout I of
$98,400. . Te present list of! preferred stiseh
sbcnh?ra Inaaiber 12V8 tnr . ea - aggregate
amonet iof 1,251.300. This eomnany. serves
more tfun 00 towns and eoTgmunttiea,
which the: (srgeat era Yakima." Walla
-Aavoria. I Heeidleton and The Ltallea.
ander
WU4
Meceiit survey of tha results obtaraed rKroagNi
the customer ennership plan by J4 hint gad
Dower etrmnarMea serving about one fourth et
all tb people to tne t nrted State sfwow that
uiey nan an aggregate or t2i,Hi Kmn'
ers, of iwftoia 183.WO0 had been added stnee
th ewior ' ownersntp -idea i we 1 developed.
The neleisn 1 of theaa romegnte a Ma ap
nroximatoly 132 my lion dotlr invested! tn the
buetnesai hT high standing of tneir serurrties
In the lavettorent market r indicated by th
fact that oa January 1, 1020. the insurance
companies of tfti country: bad; tftore thgn $tW
mtlUon dollSri invested in, public utility iecail$
tum. Statement was recently de trmti ot its
40 million trust fund of Hsrvard I'niversif.r.
8 million is tnvestea tn to securities 01 wie-
pbooe. gas ana sleet no light eempanies. 1
.; I i I ; , U , : j
BOSTON , COPPER i STOCKS
Bepofted by Overbeck A Cooke Clo.
Ask. I i Bid.
Aria Oorn.9 ;
Advture 60
AhmeekL 64 -Algomaa
5:
kUciiex i 25
Arcadish 3 a
Bing Me. 1 8 '
Cg. A A. 81
C. A Hi 30 H
N. Vm 18 H
Center) l . 9
Cc.p Rge 48 H
Davis Daly S S
E. Butta 10
H Mr M cy
100 M Vsl 1 H
64 H 'or Butxe 13 H
20 Ntptsstcg 6 H
26 Nor Lake "30.
3 Va D Cop S4"H
IT OwroleMg ST
63 obijaw . iH
804 Jncy Meg 43 H
19 j toed Crk 81
10 lisle ROyal 23
44 C h Mch 40 H
t .K rgh n
10H Tn t op Y4
Fr. Mrtg. ' 2
2 H (Tuolumne 69
5i ll teli Sltls 1
1 H 1'Uh Con 2 Hi
107 H tl S Mng 42 HI
2i do pfd. 48 j
.4 1'tah Apa '!,7
ul. Crk 101
Kaewanaw 2 H
Kerr Lake 8 H
Lake Cop. i 4
).a Salle . 1 H
Michigan, g
Maes. Con t? H
Mohawk . 62 H
I
4 til victoria. . ; 1
2 H Winona. .1 Hi
314 OVolvetme .IO
8 Wyandott OO
64
-4-
BA3TK STATEMENT I OF
!-' .Portland Bank
Clering , Monrlay. . .Holidays
BaUaces Monday .. .Holiday
Clearings Tuesday .. $6,179,058 ;
Balance Tuesday . . 1.420.186
COAST
' Holiday
Monday
$5,91 9.4 T9
1,392,7A
- 1 .i Tacema
Bankg
Clearing Tuesday
T i Ban
r'earinrs TOeiday
2.830,000
ooi
Francisco Bank
.$81,100,00
1 Seattle Bank
Clearings Tuesday
Balances Tuesday . . -
.$ R,245,8$5
1.829.841
2.238,600
oaaiana
Banks
Clearings Tuesday ......$
,a.B. SMNa Bnht
Clearlnes Tueedax ;. . ;$19.388j6t2
j , -1 j
Eafttem Cash IVkeat j
MinrteatyiUs Sept 5. Cash wheet-r-N. 1
flark iwiefhern : fsnc. A1.181.23; Noj 1,
ai 07 at. 1 14; ' No B: I1.02( 1.12: I Noi 13.
98c1.0; So. linotthern, $l.03i 1:110;
No. 3,i 95ei.02; N. 1 dark 'bard Mon-tana.-
$1.13 1.18; No. -1, bard Montaaa,
$1.04(4 112; No. 1 durami 80 H 88:H.c;
No. g.ilSeSlHc. j;,;' i
WlBBipet. BepL 8. iash whab-4-No. I 1
northern Il.OSH: So. 2 H OlTk ', No. 18,
97Hc;j No; 4 ;.87Hc: No. 8. 81He; NO. 16.
o. o, n t 7 c; o, o.
k. 99 He. i
"ash: wbeat i-Nol 1
; 94He$!.0ti
7SHc: ieett, 62 He;; track, 89 He.
:
Chicago.
Sept. 6. Cash
1.01 Hi
nerthem
No. : 2. mixed
ttfftxiZ. $1.01: No. 2
hsrd, $1.91
corn. :so
yellow. 62H $c
o. 3. f2sj
62Hcd Nd."
1 white, 3r;
3, 61H 62Hc.i
-i i-
No. 2i. 63
62?4ca Noi
American Wheat Tlslble
American wheat
visible supply
Total.
27.354.0O0 ,
38, f4 1.00(1 ;
" 20,758.000 '
. 63.327,00q
in fcnahels:
Decrease.
1922
1921
1920
191
$46; OOO
4.08HOO0
1,404006
6.481,000
"Incfreas.
Foreign Exchange Market
Newi York. Sept. 5. (U. P.) Foreigd ex
change opened easier. Sterling. S4.4TH4
off
14; francs, .0781, oft 3: lire, -Oot
4H; marka, ;1007H, off
I
; CAIeago Potato Harket
Chlnairo ! Sent. S.-i-fl. N.i S.V Potato
Receipts, 135 cars. Wisconsin Cobblers, bulk.
SI. lots 1.25; Minneaota Early Ohios, 9Mq
Sl.UOJ ''!.:. 1 1
1
?feJw ; York Potato Market I 1
Newi YoHt, Sept S. L X.8.) Potatne
fin bnlk.! barrel or bag) r Market
steady,
Jtearbjrl whiter 90c $2.65. ;
Liverpool Wheat1 Market
Liverpoal. Sept. 5 Wheat: !
Irnen. Closer - Uain. 1
Sep.
Dec.
. J9s 3Hd ; s 34d ; ,:, Hd
,4 ogllHd ;
Petition Is Filed
To Recall Bonds
Oreor City. Stpt. 5. A petitin to
have ja xneaaura peeking; rrecall jof j the
city hall; bonds placed on; the ballot at
the November election baa been iiSed
with I thi city recorder i by cWj Gh
Qreerj oE this eUy. Thei bond Issue of
$35,000 was voted nearly three years
ago. ueiay, oue io inataiity tq- agree
on a. : location, held op building. . The
'to tnguro the measure, a place on the
ballot. Although no bonds have been
sold, to date, nearly $6000 has aceufrt
elated, with "nilch to pay off I the
bonds, "j I , f i :': J ! ;;:;: J'
lodEAW RATES, STEADT
Jw York, tpt. 6.! -- .i,rN.hs.)
Ocean freight rates on grain : are
steady. There is little demand for ton
nage i apace. Tha general .cargo holds
steady. ;Boardl quotation are : United
KjngrdorrJ. 23a ; Germany, llambnrg
and Brernen. 10c; France. Atlantic,! 13
la; - Mediterranean. J721c ; Hol
land,! Rotterdam and ''Amsterdam. jlOc;
general iarso, steady, i
:- j I '. , .! :- i ' j
i i REVIEWS' OLD 3SCE3CES-
. Robert C. Hill, ship broker and enar-
iereri of j Seattle, passed ;Tuesay rvb-fervihg-
-old . friends on ! the Portland
wateff rdnti Bob took ini the Merchants
Ecltaftge, i docks, shipping offleea nd
recalled I the days when ha trod: the
beati ma!' A 'reporter Xfff1 Tlvi' ilomraaj
soms t9
jrcaxg ago.
I
FIRST OF ALASKA
SALMON REET IS
BACK AT ASTORIA
SaUin$ almost ! traa to ' acheduia ,tha
Alaska salmon fleet is showing up.Th
t XkAoUi of tha Columbia rilver
Pacterg" aaaoclatiOA, baa reached Aa-
toria.' Th Stay iof Chila put Into Sah
Frattctseo) Monday.: followed i by, th
Star of Toland; Both .are -of tha
Alaska xswkera jaisKatioiiL. Tha bevrK
TV, , ' Mlikt inoseidl her, vray Into Pufet;
Sound Monday morfilng. Vf Ith th ih
cptkM Yf j th Reuca, ot tn Columbia
rtvet
t4 b.and 04
tha fiahmg
,-fU ' L":":i
craft
iomard-bound'
: ; r ',' , i
Th ol,
iron ? sou:
ipa triad good.
time on th 1
; mvrAginr ll days. ; Thei
Stai
lof Ciiile clipped, off th distance
from
Kushegak i th Bay City ,1a 19
While th St. Nicholas ! Waa emlyl
days.
One day lotiger in ; m&kins Vatoria. Thej
Alaska season was Short and tha catch
was belowf normal, although all crafl
coming In. wtra fairly ;well loaded. Th
c voih.niLi SM,Mat ja aaA eual
Star jof CltlSe 29,557 Arrel,ij Star, of
Holland S.io bWrels, and the W. Bi
Flint i8.M eA$;-,: I: h. -.'. jli- :(;:.:" f
ThA only Sioss !t Ith ? salrhon flesl
daring th9 season was the ;! wreck of
lha bark: iTMflfn iw. Slay. !: Her piacs
was Immediately i taken .by the Chil4
chothe, which was towed north." I
aw' revvleit sakr.arw.Sra
eta.aa.iaavB.-cavat... ,
f BtST ALOa ATATERFROS
Three feMkenbAch packeu and on
of tha Isthreiai.: Un : hrd . th bus
aectkMk or i th ! waterfront 1 Tueada
norning. f sTha I Chattanooga cityl
Norton Luiy eV po, cleared with 925
0Ofite bf) iwrttbrjeOflftj;bundleB iof
chingtea,' hi&S ease of salmon , and
$110 door. i6n shifted to St. Helens
and will finish 1 with, a full cargo o.
lumber. hi
1
Th steamship Edward Lruckehbac
got away at 3 .O'clock Tuesday morn
Ing for m
fjffWi.
She had xsn board
from! Pottltnd B80I tons ; of cannei
gooas, eomeiwoqi: ana general piunaei
The Jacob LuckenbaiCh. which brough
cargtji from blewjOrleans, will g-et away
at 9 i o'clock Tuesday night. For, gulf
ports I she will take" a good parcel of
canneid aajlmon. jaden at Portland, and
the balahbeidt Astons. ' f ': 'ir i, !
Kushind; matters gt Terrnjnal No.
the tearhBhiri " Jnita Lupkeabach arj
rived j up htinoohi Tuesday SAttd atArtd
discrfargirig j;j5 jton4 iof general cargii
frorri I Boetdh, New lYork, Baltimore
ana PhlladeiiphUi- A Rood ised cargo
has bMnllurriped br th tVutwafd trip
of tb JMH4 Aft; wdrk will b rushed
through. ! - j : '! ' !vhH ! : I
In;. the cdastihr trd the- tteftmerj$
Willaitiett! land (50fflnA Bolph of thi
MeC6rtnik i line! I ajtiived- (with 5 freight
ana iwenr, -jto coocnj street. $ Both win
load; lumber) fori Ban. Francisco.
ATJGtJST ORAIV UMIPMRKTll
EXCEfc 11 MILLION BV!nELft
jCastomis figures on ex porta for tha
rrionth of August, an compiled ' by the
Merchants -Exchange, show' th totii
grain, ehijpmenta for th month to b
1,18.79$ bushels with a. valuation of
$l,3aa.O$6j riour shipments, foreign
vrere 62.&03 barrels Valued at 1320.544.
Lumber ghlfirrients raft tip to 17,394,87$
feet :-on: , valintlcin nt Sggft Ssa. Ve.
sela ! ehtered frm foreign i porta, j $0 jr
vessels eintfered from 'domestic portht
82; :Vesse!s: cleared for foreign ports,
S3 ; Vessels idea red for dehlestio ports,
60-: .l J. I I j, . t! Hi! ::-': )'(-
! DaHng the nhbmli ! of Attgrist. v19$lv
tha num er of; veasala entered from
foreign pprta was 21 and from domestic
ports 70. i.Tonnage cleared during Au
ust of laetij ear foreign, ! was S3 veg
selsj for jdomestie porta. 68. Oratn eg
ports: for; in month just ciosea : were
far below the corresponding; month Of
last yean . ; ; u ; .
r
SIELSEK IS L-JTLOABlKCr"
' j FREIGHT AT ASTORlX
'I Thi Tfhrwegiarl; j; 9teSrnShll'; .jLulajdj
Nielnen Of the j Asiatic-American line;
whfbh wfl bo surrendered on thia Vojfi
age and i will load Wheat at PorUanjd
tor the United Kingdom under charter
to Kerr, Olfford
A Co.. is Olschargirl
her Overiand freight at Astosla. Sh4
will iinrofteed ".to
Portland with som
local cargo frota
the (Orletlit befor taiU
:;! ." Hiii! .' i I'
ihg Wheat
o-s. a j,i -a.riAT.Ai. kx..ji w
laraa caran. the malor! nortion Of
which iaitoj go Overland. TTie cargo I
beiner, discharged at Astoria while the)
bonded cJearancee must b taken car
tif ' jtt . Fjorl,ian4J Whll th i Nelsrt
boats war under time charter to Dane
A Russell, iheyi did not com to Port
land btlt j loaded lumber down thei
riveti
ii BOSITIOTCS OP TEASELS
! i
tin th
Radio rtoort b raderkl TeJetTgnh si'
noiUon of .the following veascla at 9 n.
Septtrnber I 4! li i :ti " , J ' h
W., F. Herrfn. Portlaad foe Asa Praaciscei
lua rtiitea; nonn 91 mw f tMrwro. , ,
. F.ymaa I Stewart; Seattle tot Oleum, . 92
miles froin Oleoma , i , . ,xh v: - . I ,
Frank 0. Irum, Ban Pedro for Honolulu,
407 j mile; west of Baa ream
La Ankete. Nnm ! for Baa: 1 P(dr. I
mile :nrtk AaA , PmIvA.
! Stockton. Manila for: Baa redro 147 mile
frcaa Ban Pedro. 11 . : i i . -J,:-' ' . , . S :
; shkiyoul Weatpbtt fori Baa Pedro, BO miles
'south iof Baa' Francisco, i- -:-:, r
j rtank H. Buck! flan FraSeiSeO tor G.viota,
3 ailie aarth ofspvlot. ifi'.-i ' . : I.I
1 Henry ft. irJti,i BeUingham (or San Fran-eiw-r.
1 ml lea .north -:of Rial Pra ncicco.
1 ialia Latckenbacli, Ban Pfiicaes for Pd
land. 65 sailae south of, CeJasnbi rlveri ,t
: Sart Juaa, S0 Prancisco toe CnatoSal,
1038 mile south ot Baa g-rartctsco.
I Hartwoad. Ban I Kranefctco tog Baa Pedfo,
93 aJk fest'ef 8aa Pedro. -tftjr . .i-J-4
j VtttrI grdney fof ' Ban rirgacMce. tjft
sale otawest of-: Bae 1 rrancueo. - : ; J,
i Ecuador, Ban iFreneiaro lot . V w Tot
INW I. C9K wntt r. . . ,
Lai Parisian. Martiaes for; Portland, gf i
mile from Portland. .:. -. .1 "
t Preaxient WUaoa. Baa. PrancSse for Toko-
lumaj 963 mile wen of Baa; r-raociaea.
"t Rwiag'.eJt'ltaittoi .. ! I -e ;-di. ! -
I Victoria, SratUa for Xosv. 8.1 mile from
Seattle. 'I . J ; I J 1 " I j
; Santa: Ina, Cordova ! for Tacoma, 8 J ajilet
from, sjordova. J f - .1-1 1 w ..
i Snnl.n.i IMaeKaireine at Sflka.
' IJbby -Maiae.. Kenai for Seattle, 822 aaue
from Seattle. : "v !r",H. t i!L ". , 1 '
I Ketchikan, oft Cap PeeisloA if I
! Julia-L0ck:eiibch, Ska rranct-e for Pott'
l.r,H , ,!ft!l - IMS famhli river- . , i I J
J Ran Diego. San: Pedro, for Tacotaa, oft Co
hunbia rivfr. - f:; , i. i) :: ! I '
- lioraee X. I Baxter. Han F-rancssoo icr x-agi
KartMa-, nUfS Ion fcaiie uanxir. ;
, E-vereU.1 San g-Taacasea fcg tSeattle, 383
miles frot Beattl. .! , .
1 Wabash, Urty j Kafbof. tori'. Ben FrrJcteto,
It mile fraea tap WMPPointment. :. t I :
Iiaaton towing- berk BenJ Packard for Se
attle, 40 mOes from JTataery. r ::i,-- - 1
1 NotthlaBd., Sao. .rtaacieco fof Belluigham.
paased aa Tatoosbj I ; ; J 1 "-:-!, ;- ;;
: SHrainghaa - Cr. ' City KanalmO for
fxaaeisco. 1 1 0 mile fma t'saatilla tight. ,
i Steelmaken Knoe for Port Tewaaead, 198
aiile from Port Tow&aend. , . : ;. I
1 -Tofba Mnda faonnj , Toktiyam for Ban
Pedro, 2149 Wile front Sao Pedre. j
President McKinley, Kobe for Bhgnghal, 347
Artie from Bhangbai. I 1 ,t : - . '
i West Krafea, Yokohama lor Portland,. 2939
State) from Cdassbia. river. : ,j . i- J
1 President Jevrersnn-: Tokotiam for Seatilo,
g9T. aailea tfrea Seattle,',; .: 1
i Henna Neilsen. Tekohama tor geattla, 9948
mile; front lattery, Redondo at Kanauk. j
ALL ALOITO i THE WATERFROIIT
' "With A fuU iiet ef paengerj and a
heavy cargo, the steamship Rose City
of to Saa Jr'rancisco tt forUajid istearn-
Tide at AttarU, wedaesdavi
jm$ tvmtev. i ji Low Ware.
9:37 a, m 7j fLi T:li a. m,0.f ft.
4:1X p. v 7.1 feV?-i3a-si m.. .t U.
eei--i-tigp.;( 'l , nina riSiri-
water K
urea jeetMtejr.i
;4i3
hfb CaaJlei for JjBrancisco frues-
'The IXorweertatt ydemslit Borln of
th. tietteral Jteamsip-Co., tor Aftstra
lia. Is completing j a lumber . carlo at
Tongue Point,, '! ; iw ; j a' i , f
The i iateatrier' Tviiiamert ot thi Mo
Cormltjk f)et arrived up Tweed a i- aft
ernoon; and dischaPjred general caro at
COCitjatret.: ;',l'l :j.: , , p., :.
.iTkwi.Wer It ahd: la tia& ghHrigtes
J!t!!i.hf city dock at Klahja. fr tan
Ff$uickobj;f.,:ijj.il:.'.:-" H. iT . .,
KTjKem8hlAd,rt' f
th Admiral line mii for srili'ie?o
iws. J! Pom Wednesday nuTrnirig
with Maeengers and freishu - "
The jatesmahlp MeKioan'bf the Jr.urh
pean aery tee ai th Amertuan-Maaahan
tah Irv t -o. la , dinchaTtging gueral
6aiS jat. Terminal .X, . TJ ,
Va2!ii?f,,2.IT T-artglei ft the
sH WK50" ' I 11-tA 1 aa pplwA uS ' Ui. T. t v ..
aftrnoo 1 1 and: betthZg !aL TeCrainsI
NO, $.1
, Mil j '
4M
v,eys
Itr'-Hk.Hfl:
1 Mexieaa. lAmarwa: vrhui rua, v.L W-.L.
"ae wv pwaav,: gwawrgt, -.lr
Willwmette, Aanr?eit
Pbrtland. afaine a general.
tie mar, froia
Baa
.feu.
tetmerj
Pbrtland. Jfainea en.) ,,
from
from
J Julial latckeabsica.J Asaeriea ate
New t Orki nd way Sorts: general.
i I I stMeiaivt m a
Boe Cftii i Aaaeri-e .t-. r. c.l g-.i
spaavctagera gmi) gvoeral.
!
" M-iBllK
ALtfANAC
I
i'
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1
" ' vVtethar: at
Blvern
wtouta
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neatly
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WORLD' 1POR1SL
Astoria. ! Serti 8.-e-lArrived at 4 an4 leffc r
st 6 a. irAr (teamer! Julia jLnckenhath, from
New Terki and we IpOrtti sailed at! l a.
m., motorship K"necott. for ..New . Xrfc , end
war "ttirt.! tt Paget) Hound! grrlvediat 8:20
a. ni.Ii British twamer StathU, rrent fin Frsn
ciscou l- arrived: liat I 9:30 e. , nt., Norwegian
Steamer Torre-, f rem 4 Newi Orleans:: left, ui
t 10:4$; a, i Japan ..teunr Tofuku
Mara.! t ' ! im- i ih . r... " j- f :
I Astoria. ! Sept. 44-Se4 at 9:8! a, !m.,
aestroyer ffoi $2$: arrived let 3:18 and jleft
HP at 1 Ipv ra,'; steamer Lovejoir. from! Seattle:
arrived at: 8 a. m tn Pea Uon, fyvnn fan.
PrancisCO;!: arrived at j8:40:-P. In.. Maps ft sue
steamer Tbtuki Mar, i front; Marrrn rrll
at 6:85 and left u at) 7 P.I as., ter Meg-,
ican, jrosa Nw Yerfc rsj -par Irri arrive,
at 6:50 .and toft up !tiJ p. .. steamer -lametrje,
j from San Francisco:, arrived at' 10
p. ra.iaad teft w? at midnteht. steaiaerBlue
Tnangw troati hosksb ana wy porta, j . ;
mngie,! iromi noe anu way ioria
Saa Pedro.- e 4 Bailed, stesfcer
r sen,
frlved
ator, 1 ifrom Pen land j for sen 1. renroj
end aafled, i Norwegian t steamer Nielj Niehen,
from Portland, for ,Dublin, : ;i j
DubUa,: Sept. 1 M-Arrirea, ' anusw atetaier
Benlewemj froaa Pertland. . 1 ..
Ivnsdoni Kent. S.4 Arrived. Steaaier Pen.
gylvaroai. ifroei' Portiand. j j ! I
BUrfio aire. ; sept; s.tAmvea,s eteauner
WeetjNetUt,": frefn Portland; I J r. -t- "J ; ' ) ,
HOpgkohg, Bept4 g.t Sailed, te4r 'er t
Karter, from Portland- 11,1: " j- ' J
, Boston.: Sept. ; , X-t-Silel, Steamer! Or4aan,
for Foruana. ;i : I , ; - I j
, Sait raneiseo. Ben. SArrivediat 7
m.. aasaaier W; F.i Herrln. from Por and i ar
rived gt:7 a. an. ateamer Henry a. urrre, irom
Portlend, iff JSeJ Terk; grrtred, gt JT ., m .
French iteamer MJMlMlppi. from Asjoria.i for
Bordeknt ignd -trgy porta, HH ' C ' i
Boston.) ; Kerxt, - bsuea, steaaier . cagie.
for Portland ana -way porta.; , I
Tagoma. , Beat. 4. t Sailed, ateamet' Minne-
ntanj frot han Ftaticisco, for Mew ork, via
ForUSnd. I' ! r-r- , J j-.J 'i-l ' -1
; Saa .FtariciacO, I Sepf- IL --Arrive today:
9anta Monica. Etttek, ;3 I a. nt.i L man
Stewart, Seattle. 1 : u; m . ; treataes, rort
Angeles, 2:60 a, x,l; Humboldt, Ixjei Aageles,
5:40 ;a. 'ra.; W, U. Rheem. Lo Angeiea. 9:2
a. sn.j William F, Herrin. AM ana, 7:j0 a.,m.;
Henry g.i tirev. , Heil'ngham, , 8 .01 a. Jan.;
MiteiiMtlnnl Astoria. S:30 a.i ta. - i
Batted;: p Non.i ti--v--l-i ,4.''' I-'"' "i i
feaU. Mawiflfeli .-Arrlvd:, Cofh f
Alaska. H 1 j nti Depere ifront Bantiagoj 11
I ArmM, Bept,, a: nan Jiaan irom
ri.tr,! Bav. H 45 n.'- m.t: schoonae W. B.
STtnt rfroat Bxistol fBay. BiSO av. Sat. . t Ma
sailings.
BitaeJ leSptJi pJjU-d: ! Bpokani. south'
annndi 41a.. sal ti! , - .!
nndi .?ia.,.alji n t; .-
Ketchlkaa. H BeM. ! S. Sallea: I Admiral
Evansi nortiioonnd, 9 k. at. Sailed, jsepu
Adaaitlal Wataim. aoutboound. 11 p. iu. , I
Melbourne, Sept., .-tr-&ailed: Wairttapu,' for
Vancouver. ' k , ,,T.i . J i
' ist ldi Bept. ! S.-HArryved! iSebyiovier
EVinoe Hj from VsnCmiver for" Pert Natal.
Uienr April ' 1 S t towed . .into : this j port; on
eeouSt ird niflder 1 diasbility, i
: Hhgngliki. 1 Sept,- t.-r-Arrted; 1 Alabama
Mara from , llnngkengil lianley fronj Seattle.
KobeJ 8et. , 8.Saiird: President SJelleraoa
foe iMttk. , : I : ' ' I i i . j ;
, Tokohaas.' 'Aug.' I 1. Arrived: jpreodeat
Bait Pedro, j BPt. : 4. Satled": ' Sahta ttoaa
for Portland: l ! tuinalt -foe Seattle. Railed.
Sept. $) jDakOtara from Portland fof Boeton;
Texan for ; aenttle; Andrea; Luckenbaeh from
Portland for New: York., , : ' 3
RairmAnd, Bent. A.-r-Arnted: Atilon from
Ian Fraririseon a : pi tn.-- --) J - r
Aberdeen. . Ranfe ,4 Arrived: nraeef H-
Meyers frosa PerUnd.'nooq., Balled i Eimor
far Brattle - neons Wabash: for Boattm, noon.
.Veneoaver, ei'Lt .4. Arrived: Taking for
Seattle. , 3 p. im.; Aracati, frora ftalana, 7
a mi v Arrived, . Bejit. 3:1 : Ia Vex from
Sea tile. noeu. I 5 Arrived. 'Ret. 21 Mi .
Afrtk. frnat iTekoltama, lis. mi failed:
City
ot 'Raamoii , for flare bw re.
l. m.
Sailed.
Seta, j A : i 1 Melville loiiar
for ' New
lorgj
l p. ' m. J ! Toklwa- Mans ,8r Kobe,
a P
m.i ' sj i Balhog for : t rnriscen.
Baattl. Sn"V S ; 1 Canadiari Obaerrar
t .
3.
for Baa P
, a. .na.-.
JliftrexrttM tire " Arid larirt T. firrtltlii ftt
1 , 'THI ! . . 1 1 ! ' C 1
Idaho : haa been ' eiected rhalrjman of
the hone eorpmltte on Irrigation, sno
ceedlng tha : lat KepreacotaUtw la-
: 1 ' : ' "i"! 1 '
!'J' ' ' .'-"Wree ".MO.j
T f tlft if f
tWiL. -:i i4ffi.ili''iH
Albany .. ?;J Oj. p 1 0 .0,0 ,19-69 41
Salem i ..til 2,f t.i$ f O.o'o.ll f 60
Oregon Cltyl 1 1 j J 89 . PiO. 00 . . J ,
Portland Cif 1 j 4V.1rj O.n;0.6 4
1 ' all . E. Fa runntaSl 5
y- I
Pepr,i 8
pert. I 8
FSpkl 8
1 9
Pept-J 0
f-ept-lO
tent. 1 0
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fept IJ
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