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RHNG OXEGOKIAX, THT7KSDAT, JUKE S, 1905.
15
vv ii- war
'I m . y: ftp $r
..-r swr s -x4 r. . -sump f mwr
f 0T- -
...
n r re- J
i aime... j
' mmr -11
tn to oa&K jjboeto to nolisf fca ood
Ho . ! berrlM CiXSss to tlMi
1 rteti6g ( from H
!tM. 4pt rt ' ttortnav brovghi
tallfornte fruit wan In goed uppiy and
e!l assorted. About 20 erais of- biaekher-
r es wrc received .and' wore quloklj- taken
at f 1.23. Logan berries brought $1. Apri
t ' is were a drug, en the market, every one
" rlng overloaded and price were quoted anywhere-
from 50 cents .up. The market waa
Aim glutted with cherries, whteh declined
to 4 cent for looal Mock. California i atill
shipping In. A oar ef oranges wan received
:n the afternoon and helped to relieve the
t -ar'ity in the citrttc nwrkot. nanonas
n- .'Ved otl promptly and were quoted firmer.
1 '"' rec speetal and one pony crate ef oaU-
. juj-rr nure rcivea iron) oacneia. I we
filiate brought f and the pony $12.
HAV JIAIIKET IVEAK.
Barley and Outs Ssfrong and Wheat and
I'lour Dull.
The hay market hr wuk. Xw crop la 00m
ng fo-ward freely, and OM hay. of which
a large- stoek yet romaln. Is beong odored
ibetally. Dealers look 'for a big' 'Oregon
r n. notn'ithetanding the acreage ha beeM
d freaked h- many farmers! wfc boiieved
'Vrie wohM be nore money in oats and bar
lr No chaitcos have yot been mode in
qu tatiOA!.
Oati are very arm. ? being quoted -e-'eriay
for both wie and gray. The lat'
rr are oxeeodinety vo&rec. Bttrtc-y 1 aim
rcngly hetd at jtvM rate.
The wheat market feae rulod qutot for rev-
rral day. Mllliw are Mt Is the morket.
ani the Soit Fmetoo SMOUir' i , Nghtor.
No c!mg h ooeurred reeenU- m the
four mrhot. There U no wrtental toowk-y.
'rut there is a mderauty good Jooal' miw
rr.cnt.
I'LKXTV O I'CHICKIJXS.
Jtecclptu Are the Ijirgct
In
Six
Week.
Receipt of poultry ytrM- wore the
largeet In oix week. The honkhj- titMle of
the market wa moovim b' the fact that
jrarly very crfi that wmc m wac dt.
. cl of before the day rioeod. Fufl prtce
' rr nwlntHioed. but It i CA"tt tMt a
ay .r two more of Muest rwetp4 will fltl
vi the towM. when notneUslwg wHI hove to
cm way. Yiier4y'.' nMotnttc averaged
It tent for goed Kewt-. witfc hum daW
aki.ig a eMt over thtjt for fasicy low.
Spiingn osM pwwaMy betwei 20 and 22!fc
xrntr,
t nexMetdty Nerl reoettMx of eng and
a Uk aetHv donwiod cfcoaked wiuit prom.
i-rO lo be aa upward moefMent and eaut-ed
" nr doalerc to fori wtwkor. UmsurIi the mar
kf .an rifmUy be ousted very Mntdy. A few
'lf w'"re reported at eoc 'but prob
' niMe-teHChe ef the buainon wae at lSlt
There wa no ehoage in the btttr market.
T-e movomeMt wa Hlem' ad tste tone la
i lined to woukaet. Cheexe wim aif quoted
wrak
NEW OltHCUN I'OTATOl's.
Hood Klver CroiverH Will BegSn Shipping
Next Week.
New Oregon potato will b la the mAr-
kt next week. A Hood River grower write
that he to preparing to Mst a miek. la the
meantime new potnioe from CsUtorma are
arriving hearts-, and are rapMis- drttntg la
rrl'. Qetatsw wore mode ye4ntv M
Jl.Vl.t. OM Oregon, oa the othor d.
are going up u.l aa fat and are tsteoly to
rr the prleo of now ewe in a efeert time
lanry Oregoa Burbank were hold yoatet"
tiny .at f I aMfl.tfi. The supply MmM4
and the demand etroag. A ear of California
Garnet CMIe potatoen I due today.
Hothouse and Southern Tomatoes.
Fam-y hothouse tomatoeK. grown aonr Mount
Tabor, ate offering on the Mreet for $4 a
The Ikm car of Florida tomatoor ta
nearly rVoaoed up. and wtil be entirety gooe
when the next car arrte Satttroay.' Mii
flfeippi.tomatoe. by way of Seattle, win be on
mlt today, probably at por orate.
Rank Clearing.
Bank esoartng ef the North wM era dtioa
f;teriy were ai IMtow:
Cleorsapx.
...eSam.tMtt
... sia.Jtix
... i.n
. .. SAM)
BavaceF.
I'nrtland ...
veattle ...
Ta.-onia ...
pi'kane 1..
fi241
Ili.ati
11.9K
TORTLANl) QUOTATIONS.
Butter. Kgg". Poultry, Etc
E;CJS Oregon ranch. IS Vic ner oom
Bl'TTER City creameries; Rxtra ntiawr
20U214C per pouad; rtato crcaneriit: Fancy
1 "H E ES E Oregoa full oream twine. 124c;
Young America. ISUc
POfLTRT Fancy hens. lisflKc; average
her. 14c; olfl hena. lS11c: ralxed ehiekea.
15r. old ru-mers. P10c; young rooMere. 11
lar. Springe. IS to 2 pounds. 2ftrS2c; broil.
frt. 1 to IV3 pound. 22f?Se: dreciW eMck
ns. 14MF1V-: turke-. live. lTtrlSc; turkeys.
Irej-sed. poor. ITHflSc. turkeys, eholee,
22Sc: geese, live, per peuBd. TSjSe: gee.
crewec per pouad. P?lic; duaks. eld; J76S:
ducks, young as to rise. JffT. pls.
im., tfluam, aT.V.
Gtaln. Hour. Feed, Etc
WHEAT Club. 84SST.C per bushsl; blue-
stem. vuvie: vaitey. Nilbic. . .
BARLEY Feed. $22.75 por ton; rolled. $2tJ&.
FLOUR Patent. 4.5ffS.10 per bacret.
straights. $4V4.:: dear. (3.758-i: VaHrv.
J30Ce45: Dakota hard wheat. SS.Zom.M:
Graham, $3.50.; whole wheat. ?iSL25; rjoj
j.
r. .Ui, i
t.SB: I
--d. ptee-
V.c. 29c per
' x; beans.
dory. &0c
"Of. both esc, 2e per
- iswswn per oexen;
'" -. 3fV per pMt:
uc4 ran. f?I2e per
yf Je. urn
- .umIl i-2 ct Im.
- UttornU rd. pr bun-
TATOia$-OrMW JUmt.
'.4: oorn-
Sl.3Ml.a5: new
Mror: awru, IKc per
MM.
KAtSDW IMe MMfoatde. -orown. 7oi
lJw fiHNa. V'. LbiSd lay erf. 3
t(w. wfcle bw or 3 peuads. $1.65: 2-
SRCTO MtClT IddIw. evaporated. ftStTVtc
lr yaUMl. Mdri-. mcVi or boxes, aene;
laviir. rccae. vsinK; pearx.
srwN. Iu.tna. b5c: Frenec. 3h9
: Ate CaUfurcta Mack. 5c; k white.
Me; EKrma. ;t; Fard datec. Cc; plume
;roccrle. Xut. Etc
COFF!-K- Moohs, 26a2Sc; Java, ordinary.
" ttta Rlea. Taney. 16s4oe: good. 16Sf
l- . t- aar. HHfl2c per pound: Columbia
r.aat. isees. 100. f 18.75: 50s. $13.75; Ar-bu-wv
14.7S; Lion. $14.75.
il Imperial Japan No. 1. $5.37H; South
Japan. X3.50; Carol 1 Has. i6c; brakea
r. jt. 2iC
aALMON Columbia River. 1 -pound talis.
J1.75 per dozen: 2-pound tall. $2.49; 1-pound
flat. $1.85; fancy. lflH-pound flats. $1.50; Vr
peund flat. $1.10; Alaska, pink 1-pound tails.
5c; red. 1-pound talis. $1.34); sockej'es, 1.
pound tall. S1.S5.
SUGAR Sack basts. 100. pounds: Cube,
$0.20; powdered. $S.DS: dry graaulated. $5.85;
extra C. $5.35, getdea C. $5.26; fruit sugar,
$5.S5: adx'aace over sack basis as fellows:
Barrels. 10c; half-barrels. 25c; oxe. 50c per
100 pounds. (Terms: On remittance within IS
days, deduct 4c per pound: If later than 15
days and within 34 da ye. deduct VkC per pound:
no discount after 30 days.) Btet augar. granu
lated. $5.75 per 100 pounds; maple ugar,
15ft 18c per pound.
SALT California, $11 per ton, $1.09 per
bale; Liverpool. f0. $17; 100. $1&5: 200s.
$16: half-cround 100a. $7: 5C& $7.50.
NUTS Walnuts. 135ic per pound by sack. 1c
extra lor es taaa sack: Brazil nut. 15c;
Albert. 14c; pecan. Jumbos. 14c: extra large.
15c: almond. I. X. L... Ite: chestnut. Ital
ian, i&e; viiia. st.as per r-pound drum: pea
nuts. .raw. TVjc per pound; roakted. 9e; pine-
nuts. lotiirHc: nieKory nuu. c; eooeaaut.
c: eoeoanutn. afrojiwc per aosea.
BE KS Small white. 3Vfi4Ue: large white.
3Vfcc; pink. 3lc; bajwi. 3c; Lima. 0?ic
Meats and Provision.
BEEF Dreaved. bull. MiW wer pound:
cow. waf4wc: countn' steer. r(u
MUTTOK ureteea. lanci'. er,e per pouno:
ooitnary. 44: boring lamot. c .
VEAU Uret-eL jvq to iz& ueuae. seoc:
125 to 200 iouade. 4c4VrC: iu souads and up.
ante.
PORK Dreieed. 100 to 15. 77Vic: 150 and
un. uvic nor thmic.
hams 10 to it pound, lave per peuna;
14 to 1(1 pounds. 18 lie. is to 39 pound. 13Uc;
Caltfomia ipicnle). $c; cottage ham. S'c;
Khouldrrs. 8Hc: boUd ham. 21c; boiled pc-
aic nam. Doneiess. lac.
BACON Fancy breakfast, ibe per pound:
Ktaadard breakrart. 16c: ctHMoe. it we; Bag'
IMt breakfact 11 to 14 pound. ISUc; peach
sMteon. 1
SAUSAQis Fortiaaa. baat. lse per pouno;
minced ham. 10c: Summer, choice dry. 17fee;
bologna, long. lVc: wetaerwurst. be: nvor.
8c; pork. Or; blood. 5c; hoadcheeee. 6c; bo
logna sausage. link. 4tc
DRY SALT-CLRBU-Keguiar aaort eioars.
PVc salt, 9c mokc4; clear back. 8ic sci(.
jesic smoked; dear heille. 14 te 17 pouads
average, rone salt, none rmoaec: oregoa cx
ports. 2 to 36 pounds average. lVjc salt. 11 Vic
smoked: Union butt. 10 to is pouaas aver
se e. sc ran, Pc MKea.
LAXD Leaf lard, ke tile-read ered: Tjereea.
fHc: tubs. Wc: 5 $tic: 26c. le: 10. 10ic:
m. lrtc. Htara iore: Tiercos. sHc: tuny.
sik.:: so. 8Uc: e. PVic: is. Hc: Svc.
Compound: Tierce. 6c; tubs. 6c; So. 6Uc;
J. c: at. oc
PICKLED GOODS Pickled pigs' feet, fc-bar
rds. $6: '.-barrel?. $2.75: 15-round kit. $1.25:
pickled tripe. -brreie. ; u-barrei. tz.iz:
lfHound kit. 51. US: pickled pigs" ton cue.
barrel. $C; U-harrel. It: lS-peuad kiU. Jl.M;
ptckled lambs tongues. Vt-barre?. $0; U-bar-
rcl. Ib.b; 15-pound kit. $2.75.
Hop-". Wool. Hides. Etc
IiO!S-Cbelcc. ltNH. 23ttr26c per pouad.
WOOL Eastet a Oregon, average best. 199
28c; fewer crudes, dewa to lfrc aecordiag to
tannKger alley, ziunstc per pound.
MOHAIR Choice. 3lS2fec ter pound.
HIDRS Dry hld. No. 1. IC pound and up.
IfifflCVkc prr pound: dry kip. No. 1. 5 te 10
pounoe. lisjiac .per pouno. flrj cair. ."s.o. 1.
under 5 pouad. J74tlSc: dry raited, bulls and
stag, one-third lese than dry flint: (culls.
motn-eaten. ttaatv cut. scoroa. murrain. rit-
(dipped, weather-beaten or grubby, 23c per
pound lees); Kilted hide, steers, sound. 09
pound and over. Hflc per pound; 50 te 09
pouno. hfiac per pouno: unoer w pouaas
ad otyf. !4?:K: per pouad; soiled ktaga and
bulls, round, c iter pouna; aite iclp. sound.
15 to 30 pounds. e per pound: salted veal.
hound. 10 to 14 pounds. Pc per pound; salted
eair. sound, unoer iu pouna. Jic per pound
(green unsolted, 1c per pound less; culls, lc
per pound it), siieep Mela: Shearlings. No.
1 butchers' stock. 25930? each: short wool. No.
1 batchers etock. 4Kec each; medium wool.
No 1 butchers' stock. 0Tf0c:-long wool. No.
1 butehera titock. $latl.M each. Murrain net is
from 10 to 2t per cent lee or lS4f4e por
pouad: horpe htdro, raited, each, according to
flse. J l.&oorz. orj. e-a. accerotac 10 size, si
61.50: coll-- hide. 2dKc each: goat s-kin.
common. 104il5c each. Aagora. with wool ea.
2fte$1.50 each.
TALLOW Prime, per pound. Sfefftc; No. 2
tM greaee. mc.
PELTS Bear skin, a to else. No. 1. $2.50
each; rubs. I1STC; badger. 2ofac; wild
cat. with head perfect 264i3c; hottM cat.
ff 10c; fox. common gra-. iBe.ec; red, $39
: rros. vmiic: niver aaa pmck. 5ioo2Mt
fteherp. $54jrG: lynx. $4.r6: mtak. strictly
sro. 1. accordiae to izc. il marten.
dark Northern, acoording to aloe and color.
$104H3: marten, pale, pine, accerdtag to size
and color. I.vn4 : muncrat. large, 199 the:
fkunk. 40fff0c: Hvet or polecat. 5lGe: otter.
large. Trime skin. $4rl0; panther, with head
and daws perfect. $245: raccoon, prime, 393
WV; mountain wolf, with head perfect. $3.50
tH; coyote, oosfiti: wolverine. 4tv&; beaver,
per Fkla, large. $5V; medium. $34j4: small.
iiori.fto: kit. orc.
BEEflWAX Good, dean and pure. 24922t
rer pound.
CASCARA SAGRADA (CMttam barkl-Good.
44Hc per pound.
GRAIN BAOS-Calcetta. Gc
Oils.
wood bsrrd. $1; iron barrels. JTe; ie-ae
Ms. $1,412.
WHITE LEAD Ton lets. 7Uc: 500-pound
tot. wc: eM tus iKW-poun tots. .
GASOLINE Steve g&aoMae. eases. 23Vie:
iron barrel. 17c: SC. deg. gasoMae, eases. 2i:
Iron barrel or drum. 26&
COAL OIL CaKes. 29Ae: Iron barrel. 14e:
wood barrel. 17c; 0B org., caae. 22c; iron
nerret. iVxC
LINSEED OIL-Raw. .'.-barrel let. (Sc: 1
barrel lot. 63c; caeec. 65c Belled: 5-barrei
lots. 01 c; l-barrd lots. Ce; ease. iSc
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. June 7. The market for
evaporated apple I uadMinged. Common te
good are quoted at 4jc: prime, 5 He; cheiee.
OVc, and fancy. To.
Prune are In moderate demand for rpot.
mainly for the larger size, whteh are Vniy
heM. Quotatloait range from 2. to 6c
Apr loots are quiet; choice are quoted at
lOflMsc; extra cheiee, 11c. and fancy. 120
15c.
Peadte remain qutot. with obotce held at
lVte: extra cheiee. 10ii4flJ4e. and fancy at
HMrtSr.
RaMa are euiet. Quotations tor the new
crop attract Mttle attention, and the spot
market is unchanged. Leore muscatel are
quoted at 4tH(c: seeded. 5V55Vc. and Len
ooa layers. $191.15.
Mould In Engllhh Hopyards.
SALEM. Or.. Juae 7. tSpeeiaL) President
Cearad Kreht. of the Oregon Hophoiders' As-
sodattoa. reports the receipt of cabiegrame
worn HagiaRd rayiag that moid ha appeared
la Bagllea honyards and threatens to Injure
the oro
mm
S BREAK OX Ail
OF BIG HARVEST.
OSes 2l-8 Cents. Mlnncap-
2 to 3 Cents and Kansas
City 3 Cents.
:AG0. Jwr 7.-T"r aa -ar tart. the
naifcet 4veiad HHA extreme weax
Detsk a-fim tone at UverpooU open-
a- ariea bt-re were at atwfct losa. Jolr
t,t i bad Jic tower, at ST-ic to $f8
MtLLr WmUkt If. ,tVe 4teH State WH tile
Met taitaeaee 2Te fertckteniBff protpeats of I
aa Ws4m yrtrt brought opt auroerou
eHK ct4i frets many operator who had
WirV rfterday. tradla precrecfed Ue
' t k created ta rdume until seaerai
proft-Ull.tr ead erere break in price.
Osc M toe prteolpal bearUh inflaenees wa a
rpb-l by a Chicago crop expert cttlmatisc
a Ui of a little over 2 points in the coa
4IUO& of Winter wheat dnrlnjr May. ThU
wh a leas decline than seaerally conceded.
Ic regard to Sprint wheat, this authority eatl
Ja4e4 an Increase of nearly 2 per cent In
acreage. The condition of the crop. Jt wa
ct&lmrd. 1 excellent. A break of 2 to 3
rent In the price of wheat at MlnnepoH
gave emphaiU to optimistic report on the
outlook in the Northwest. Aaether factor
that induced eeltinc wa a deeHne of 3 cent
in the price of cash wheat at Kansas City.
For July the leweit potat of the day here
wa reached at SGc. cteflss at SoHc. a net
decline ef -Vic
Weakness ef wheat affected the com mar
ket, causing; considerable proat-taklng. July
cked 3ic lower, at SftKc
A firm tone prevailed la oats early in
the seorfon. but nreej soon ytotded to the
weoknef of other grains. Jwy dosed VigSc
lower, at 31 061 He
Proviaioss were weak. At the dose Septem
ber pork wsa dawn 12i015e, asd lard and
ribs each off 5f7c
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
$ $ .! $ .S - Jf .S6ii
.82H .S2H -SI .S1H
.tC . .4) .si
CORN.
-si jhz. xn .51 'i
J)!t J.I .50 H
.ai .5UK -4BU .4BVi
.5K .46ri
.ion .17 .iH .leu
- OATS,
.31 Ji .31 K -I -31U
.29 U .2814 .2S; .25
MESS PORK.
12.75 12.7S I2.67H 12.H7H
13.05 13.05 12.95 12.97 U
LARD.
" 7.40 7.42fc 7.35 7.37
7.00 7.62 H 7.55 . 7.33
SHORT RIBS.
. 7.42 7.426 7J7H 7.40
7.e7fe 7.00 7.H5 7.t
July
Sept.
Dec.
July ed.
July (new)
Sept. (new)
Sept. (oidi.
Dec tnew)
July
bept,
Sept. ..
Jaly ..
fcept. ..
July ..
bept- -.
Cash quotation were a fellows:
Flour Steady.
Wheat No. 2 Spriac. $l.7tf 1.10; No.
$lrl.e; No. 2 red, Sl.Olsyl.M.
Corn No. 2. 52Vic: No. 2 yellow. J,t
Oats No. 2. 3Sc: No. 2 white, 329i3Hc;
No. 3 white 31Htr32Kc
Rye No. 1. 73c
Barley Good feeding. SOfMSc; fair to
choice malting. 4Gff 4Se.
Flax ed No. 1. $1.3: No. 1 Northwest
cm. $1.47.
Timothy seed Prime. J2-N5-Mes
pork Per barrel. $12.5tt 12-7.
Lard Per le pound. $7.27 It l 7K).
Short ribs 4dee 'Loono. $7JSS7.4S.
Short dear sWes Boxed. $7.25 7.341.
Clover Contract grade. $11.73 tt 12-25.
Rorelata. 3ttemefi4a.
Flour, barrels 39.108
Wheat, bushel M.999
11.400
31.000
Corn, bushel -I17.40S
Oat, bushels 3W
n - 1. 1 . SWV1
47.169
23S.500
2.900
11.499
l 1 inmici, ............. " -
Barley. buhds SS.tW
Grain and Produce at New York.
NEW YORK. Juae 7. rTotsr ReoelpO. 13.-
409: export. 3100. Dall and tMssottled.
Wheat Reedats. 21.909: spot. Irregular:
No. 2 red. $1.95 bid in Mote, aad $1.IM! M4
o. b. afloat; No. 1 Noctbera Dulutst. Jl.W'i
o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, $1.97
f. o. b. afloat- As a result of favorable weata
rr and crop new, supplemented by a heart
Snow report, wheat acted very weak today,
seeing about 2 reals a besfcet. Spot Tea or
ders In censiderable volume were caught y
the break aad last prleen were Me'litc not
lower: July doted 0He;
EtVe: December doted SK4c
How Qutet.
IMes Dull.
Wed-Firm. ' .
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 7. Wheat aad bar
ley, weaker.
. Spot quetatienf:
Wheat Shipping. $lr943: 7Mi9ai
$1.55
s?1.62U.
Itartey Feed. 1.15.
OJli-Whkr. $1.S: black. $1..
Call board rale:
Wheat-December. $l-3wVt.
Barley December. Sfiic
Corn-Large ydlow, $1.3;irl.45.
AVlirat at Mlnncanoll.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 7. Wheat. July.
$1.05i; September. StUc: No. 1 hard. $!.IH
No. 1 Northers. $1.IIH; No. 2 Northern.
31.96U.
Wheat at Tacoma.
TACOMA. Juae 7. Wheat godppins. quota
tiens: Blueslem. Ode: dub. 2c MHtng: Blue-
stem. Me: cmb. SlcfSe.
lATieat at IJvcrpooL
LIVKRPOOf. June 7. -Wheat, July. 6 19d
September. 6s Sd; December. 8t 74.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
rrice Quoted at Portland Union Stockyards
Yesterday.
Reoeipts at the Pert land L"Boa Stockyards
yesterday were 1 cattle. 2S77 sheep and 91
hogs. The following prices were quoted at
the yards:
CATTLE Best Eastern Oregon steers. $3.
45 4; cows and hdfer. $M.S; medium. $1.59
2-
H OOP Bert large fat hoes. $6; Mock aad
China, fat, $5.2595.; meeker. $S.
SH EBP Best Bateni Oregoa aad Valley.
beared. $4; medium. .50fa.7S; lame. $1.59
1.76.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
Price Current at Kanas City, Omaha and
Chicago.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Juae 7. Cattle Re
edpt 7000; market weak te 19c lower. Na
tive steers, f 4.25H5.S5; stockers and. feeder.
$3f4.e; bulls. $29949; Western fed
steer. $t5?5.9: Wertera fed oews, $3.25
Si.efl.
Hog Receipt 12.009; market steady to
5c lower. Bulk of sale. $S.27f5Ut2U
heavy. $S.39T5.35; pig and tight, $5,153
Sheep Recdpt 6009; market steady. Mut
ten. $4.235.75; lamb. $5.75i7; range
wethers, f 1-50 5.25; fed ewes. $L23ff4.Ca
CHICAGO. June .7. Cattle ReceipU. 29.MAJ;
lOf 15e lower; good to prime steora, $.50g.35
poor to medium, $44jf.19; stockers and feeders.
$2.7595; cow. z..: aetrer. $3.204r&2S
cans era. $1.50U9; bulls. $2.75f 4.75; calve.
$34j.75.
t Hegs Receipt. 99.000; toraorrow. 21.009:
opened atreng; mixed and butchers. $5,509
5.45; good te choice heavy. $X35.48; rough
heavy. $4.0035.25; Mgat, $3.35pS.37U; bulk ef
sale. $3.35e.4a.
Sheep Rocdpt. 15.000; sheep 10 higher;
lambs. 20c higher; good to choice wethers.
shorn. $4 .50 5; fair to choice mixed, shorn.
$L5Q4j4.4e. Western sheep, cborn. $4J5; native
'lamha. shorn. $409.25; Western lambs.
thorn. $50tS.69.
SOUTH OMAKA, -June 7. Cattle Receipt.
3700; market, 10c lower; native steers. $3,730
5.75; cow and heifer; $3.25424.75: Western
steerc $3.4095; canners. 31.759C: stock em and
feeders. $2.7594.75; calves. $2.73e&75: bulls.
ft as, etc.. $2100-1.50.
Hegs Receipt. f5.000; market, steady to
strong: heat?. $5VtR50; mixed. fSJTZUe
5.25; light, SSOSo.25; pigs. $IC; bulk of
sales. $52955.
Sheep Receipt, 3200; market, slow to 10c
lower; Western yerlln. $4.75f 5.10; wethers,
$4.4064.63; cwk $i-N; Ubs. $3.5033-
ST6CK MARKET ST A OX ANT.
TnuMfer Tax m Fctr i Sctielon of
Operat1e.ni.
XEW YORK. June T. There was tartly
enough business tn the acock market today
to constitute "a motive posrtr on prices. Tfce
.price movement draarged aad changed con-
stanUy within a narrow range. The nnk
and file of the trading element gave them
selves over to a. discussion of the stock trans
fer tax. and were Inclined to agree that
the burden of that charge was a factor la
the present partial us pension of operation.
Stripped of the usual operation of the room
traders, the bareness of the market stood
fuity revealed. Investment operatlcas or
transaction by the banking clement were
not in evidence.
Amalgamated Copper continued to occupy
the foremost attention, and the movement of
the general list was little more - than a re
section of the fluctuations in the market
t. r- .v . . t..y, I
-'' - I
tone, and it persistent set-backs kept tce
early market unsettled in sympathy. It ap-
reared that measure of support were In
creased as Amalgamated Copper got lower.
and this served to discourage the bear ag
gression on the stock. When these attacks
were desisted from, the tendency of the gen
eral list ta advance manifested Itself.
There was a slight stirring la some promi
nent railways. The Increase in the dividend
rate In Interborocgh Rapid Transit bad an
encouraging effect oa the hopes of those who
have operated In other stocks on similar ex
pectations. The heavy output of anthradte
for May was favorable for the coaler. There
seemed to- be no Immediate prospect ef
sotctien of the Equitable Life problem.
There was some revival of peace rumors con
cerning the RuMO-Jacanese War, but the
dealings here for foreign account were on a
mall scale. The day's gains were pretty
wdt conserved owing to the almost total lack
ef either buying or selling In the stagnation
of the late market. The closing tone was
heavy
Bands dosed easy. Total sales, par value,
2.265.00a United Slates bonds were alt
unohanged en call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
. Closing
Sate. High.
Low. Bid.
Adams Express
A ma. Copper... 00,400 79 H
79
Am. car A t ... trap xiu
33U
do preferred.. 100 OS
07
93
225
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred.' ...... .....
Am. Express.... ...... .....
Am. Hi L nfd.
39
4H
American Ice .....
do preferred. .'.:.... .....
35
17
' 30
Am. Linseed Oil
do preferred. . 700
40
47
30 Ti
4i
Am, Locomotive 700
4GH
U0
do preferred...
Am. Smlt. & R. 7.200 lOO-i 10S5
109H
do preferred.
11
Am. Sugar R... 300 133U
1334
90 H
133U
A. Tob.. pfd. cer. 400
00 :i
A Ha. illn. CO
Atchison 4.100
"sou
103
79;
do preferred. .
101H
At, Coast Line.
400 131
200 10S
150
107H
"in"
146H
100 U
43!i
tr.iu.
Baltimore & O. .
1UTV,
do preferred --.
Brk, Rap. Tran. 0.500
64
H7H
100
49
- 63
Can, PaclAc . . . 2.000
Central of N. J. 100
147H
109
Ches. & Ohio.. 400
4SH
Chicago & Alton
34
SO
do preferred..
C Gt Western.
C & Northwest.
700 1SS
300 193
18H
192'i
171H
1SH
192
173
17
30
C. M. & St. P.. 10.400
173
C Ter. Trans.
do preferred . .
C. C. C & S. L. 200
94ri
40
05H
40H
cote. Fuel & 1. i.wu
Colo. & So 300
40 -i
27 U
37 W
35 H
do 1st pref... 100
do 2d pref.... 400
37
34 U
3'
34 i
Consolidated Gas
1S
Cora Product?
UK)
fH
OH
45
1S1
0U
do preferred. .
Del. iz Hudson..
100
4d
43
ISO
373
200 1S1
DoL. Lack. & W.
D. &. R. Grande
27 U
do preferred..
100 SCTi SCTi
S4ti
41H
Distillers Sec..
Erie
aeoo
1.200
1.200
40H
70-
30 U
7S
63
39 a
do 1st pref...
do 2d pref. . .
7SH
65
Gen. Electric. . .
Hocking Valley.
171
00
Illinois central.
158 H
1S
7S
Internal. Paper.
100 ISTi
1ST
do preferred.....
Internal. Pump. ...
do preferred.. ...
Iowa Central
24
4S
do preferred.. ...
Ka. City So
2llS
55
1427,
do preferred. .
Louis, Jt Nash..
Manhattan L. . -
2.S90 144H
20.1 14
1.390 7SU
4.500 120U
200 19Ti
I43H
1C4
164
Metro. Securities
Metro. St- Ry. -
110'
19H
119U
Mexican Central
10i
Minn. & St. L..
M. S P & S S M.
inh
156
do preferred.
Missouri Pacific
300
4.709
1.600
500
00
:H
59 4
43H
13sW
50 ,
1S3H
79 i
03
93
133 i"
100
Sii
Mo.. Kas. St T..
do preferred . .
lfi
44 U
w
1S5
50 H
0XH
OS's
61
National I-ead
43"
N. R. R- M. pfd
3IH
N. Y. Central.. 1.800
139 i
N. Y.. O. & W. 1.300
50 H
Nor. Pacific 1.400
1S1
Norfolk Sz West. 3.400
79-i
do preferred.. 100
92
North American 500
97 H
Padflc Mall
37
Pennsylvania . . 7.500
134.
131
People' Ga. . .
P.. C. C. Jt S. L. . -
3oo 100 ;
100H
Press. Steel Car
do preferred.. 1.300
Pall. Pal. Car
Reading 35.20O
do 1st pref... 1.100
do 2d pref... 400
36
oiu . am
90 Vi
231
4
91U
so
17 .
73
33i
93,,
91
1U
2;i
73
33U
94
91
80
Republic Steel.. 700
!
do preferred . .
16
Reck Island Co.
4.900
100
300
26 H
do preferred..
3H
Rubber Goods. ..
334
do preferred . .
S L & S F 2d pf.
S. 1 Southwest.
do nreferred . .
100
S00 01 U 61
61
20 Vi
400
60 Vi
C1H
59 .j
GOT
59H
61 H
Southern Pacific 6.309
do preferred
Southern Rail.. 24.300
do preferred. .
Tenn. Coal & I. 700
Texas & Pacific. 400
T.. St. L. u W. 300
do preferred.. 100
Union Pacific... 30.000
do preferred........
1. S. Express. -
U. S. leather
do preferred.. ......
I. S. Realty
t. S. Rubber
do preferred.. .. .
U. S. Steel 21.000
do preferred.. 2I.10O
Vlr.-Car. Chem. 200
do preferred.. 200
Wabash
do preferred.. 300
Welte-Fargo Ex.
Wtlnghoue E.
Western Union. 1.200
Wheel I E.
Wl. Central 100
do preferred
119
31 Vi SOU
3tU
36 U
75V
32U
37 U
56 H
122K
74 5i
32 H
37U
36 H
129U
4i
2U
6
12m
96 i
122
lli
10S
S7
37'i
104
26 K
- 93",
33 ;
107
25 U
92 H
33
107
26H
Wti
33
107
isu
37H 37H
40
161
93U
93
92
15
464
Total sale for the day. 336.300 shares.
BONDS.
NEW YORK. June 7. Closing quotations:
V. S. ref. 2 reg.101 'Atchison Adj. 4 06
do coupon 10IHJD. R. G. 4S...101U
U. a 3 reg....in3?;lN. Y. C. G. SHa.lOflS
Stock at London.
LONDON. June 7. Contois for money.
90 7-16; consols for account, &0 9-16.
Anaconda SUlNoreflk & West. S:
Atchison SlAl do preferred. .. rli
do preferred.. .104 HiOntario & West. R I
Baltimore & O-.llOHiPenasylvanla ... CSi
Can. Padflc 1504 Knd Mines..... 9i
Ches. Sz Ohio... 50 (Reading '-IS
C. Gt. Weuern. 19 i do 1st pref 4H
r l x- Si P.. 176 do 2d nref 44
DeBeera lCVs So. Railway 31 Vi
D & R. Grande. 18 1 do preferred... 99
do preferred... SSHjSo. Padflc 62H
Erie 40 H 'Union Padflc. ...124 U
do 1st nref.... W I do preferrea... 33
do 2d pref R7j V. S. Steel 2iH
Illinois Central. 162 I do preferred... 95
Louis. Sz Nash. .146H!Wabasn in
Mo- Ka. Sz T. . 2671 do preferred... 39
N. Y. Central. ..14lVii
Dally Treasury Statemeat,
WASHINGTON, June 7. Today's Treasury
balance shows:
Available cash balance J132.4C9.4C2
Geld IO.3-5.eOI
Coffeo aad Sagar.
NEW YORK. June 7. The market for cof
fee future dosed generally unchanged, 5
point higher on November. ' Total sales, S6-
. i !..... i.t. at e ". tn ....
wv mb?. un.-iuu.ua. - j ".
6J586.40C: septemoer ana ueeemoer. 6.659
6.70c: January. 6.75c. March, 6 80S 6.85c:
ifa. 6.00c- Scot Rio. steady: No. 7 lavolce.
TXlr- mild, nnlet: Cordova, lrwell.tr
Sugar Raw. steady: ,falr reflning. 3!ie: cen-
trifugal. P6 test, ,4?c; moiaaae augar., Vc
Kcnneo. eteaay: cnunea, taM pawecrec.
J $5.95; tasalajed, J5.S5.
L: k aKu'rVr.132 Ner. Pacific 4... 105H nd and at $4.531084.8313 for 60 day Post- RVlinV Ml DeTla Thompson. Ir M H
de .coupon 132 1S0. Pacific 4 82i ed rates. $I.S6 and $4.SS: commercial bills. Hawley. Miss Lora Thompson Mis Lau
U. S. old Is reg.101 lUnlen Pacific 4s.l21'H $l4"i. Hay. Mr P H Tomperi ills Tlda
do coupon 105 IWIs. Central U. . 99H rtar ellver. Mtie. ' Hertzlc. Mis Tozler. Mrs a P
CALIFORNIA WHEAT
CROP
YIELD OP THE STATE IX 1981
ONLY 326, 83 TONS.
Qvcr 100,000 Tons Shipped In From
Oregon and "Washington First
Coacbella "Watermelons.
SAN FRANCISCO. Juae 7. (Special. Xitl-
mates based upon figures of stocks of wheat I
and flour In the atate oa June 1. 1W. maao 1
public by the Merchants Exchange, ahow the
total wheat crop of California In lH 10 1
have been 328.6S2 ton, about the smallest
on record. Receipt of Oregon and Wash-
Incton wheat for 12 month ended May 31. 1
1003. were 11S.206 tons. The smallacss of
1-1 ... v...l -..11 HftMtmt.
. . . .Z : ' .v. V" V C..,
ed and recelpu from the north having been
liberal for two cays, wheat prices weaxeneu
today, followtng Chicago.
Snot and future
barley also had a rapid decline on large of
ferinsa. Spot sold at $1.10. Other cereals
were unchanged. Rolled barley declined, but
other teedstuS remained steady. .
Frtah deciduous fruits of fancy grade suit
able for shipping, had a firmer tendency.
such stock being is limited supply. Lower
grades of these fruits were abundant and
easy. The first Coachella watermelons ar
rived and sold for 5 cent per pound. Choice
citrus fruits wer Arm. Three carloads of
oranges were auctioned. Fancy navels
brought $1.4092.48: choice. 5IC1.75; stand-
ard. &0c6$1.49. and fancy SL -Michaels. $1.50
2-
Yeaterday advance In river potatoes was
foJtewed br Uirer arrivals and easier prices.
Red onions were mere plentiful and weak.
Other vegetable 'were In ample supply.
Hairy products were Arm. Receipts. 67,-
400 pounds butter. l.uu pounos caeesc. o.-
600 dozen eggs. Including 30,480 dozen East
ern.
VEGETABLES' Cucumbers. $1S1.23; garlic.
4Ce; green peas. $1.2581.73; string beans.
34?4c: asnarajcus. 4WS7c:
toroatoea. $1,509
3.50; egg plant. 1 OS 12 He.
POULTRT Turkey gobDiers. iouc; roosi-
er old. 2r4.50QS: do young. $S.5067.30: broil-
er. smalt. $1.5002.50: do large, cwwiao;
m . .u tn. 1 tui tn.
fryers. $5.508 S. 50; hen. $1.5066.50; .ducks;
old. $565.59: do young. $556.50.
EGGS Store. 17gl8o; . fancy ranch. 23c
BUTTER Fancy creamery. 21c: cseamery
seconda. 18c; fancy dairy. ISc; dairy seconds.
17c
WOOL-Soriag. HumboWl and Mendo-
dno. 2S4?3c: Nevada. 1020c
HOPS Nominal.
MILLSTUFFS Bran. $21.30822; middlings,
$25823.
HAY-Wheat. $1014; wheat and eat. $0
ivi- K.,t. tmo- -te.if. trin?ai. -w-.
1C50; barley. $7910: alfalfa. $7810.50: clover.
$7ffl0; stock. $587.50; straw. SOSOOc per
bale.
FRUIT A note-?, choice. $1.23: common. $1:
I kininat Tvci- .'ji- Vrrimn Hnn Aft Mr
i rllfArrx .luiiM Jtr M- Mmnum T7-
1. ttst tji. i 1..
"-""" '"'"' -
POTATOES Early Rose. 75o8$L3; Oregon
Burbaakr. $1.2591.39.
CHEESE Young America. lOUllc; East-
em. 17lSc
RECEIPTS ' Flour. 3264 quarter sacks:
h..t mj rnt.i h.,i.- 11 w
bean. 443 sacks; com. 12O0 centals; pota-
toes. 400S sacks; bran. 20S5 eacks: middling.
mc; y, jao ions; woot. -t-t oaies;
hides. 0S4.
"'"
sac itsLTBiBgiea wcrKiy crop ouiicun says
la part:
According te the general consensus of re-
ports, the past week was the best growing
one of tfce season. For the most part the
aighU. as wet. as days, were warm, and
there were frequent copious rales, which
were unusually heavy In many localities.
thorourhlr cooklnc the aoll. Thcv were
of great benefit, etneclally on the uplands.
to all grains, grasses and vegetables.
FH k!??' " hf...?Ut .'n .flDC CI!nd,,"
n. our. ia some localities it 1 rank in
growth, rendering R very liable to lodge In
aeavy raias or wind. Spring wneat is
mnrlnr iHTurlanflv wu.tAoir
good eolor. and I now "la the boot." There
.w
ant wneat crop, tbc only uncertainty lies
in the character of the weather during the
I btoomlng and ftlitng stages. Should there
"SI then be an ahtenee of hot winds, a snlendld
crop of wheat will be matured.
Oats have progressed rapidly. Oa lowlands,
1 "- v.jo,-. m jniiramun r uu, mere
I has been a little too much moisture Pota-
I toeti and other vegetables are now growing
-Tn 1 very tasc as a result or warmth and melsture.
Cora 1 Is seminar an well, flnna sr, uM
be uneven; many hills mlslng. Pastures
1 , . .
uZ,.,rTv. w ' m " i l!
" iicjc
It was badly killed out by drought last year.
. "Mining vtrvi.k
sa. x-x.i.ta,u. June t. me official
ai Hinw"-a ir uiuDs siocks ioaay
were as renews
Alpha Cob $ 7.00Uustice 3 .OS
Anaes (Mexican 1.0;
Belcher 13iOeldental Con.. .93
Best & Belcher. . 1.19 Ophlr C.13
Bullion
.30. Overman .....
.03
Caledonia
.15, Polos i ,
.lliSavage
.17Scorplon .....
.1:
Challenge Con.
Chollar
.40
.12
Confidence
.'beg. Belcher.
.04
Con. CaL & Va. . 1.35fSlerra Nevada....
Crown Point ISlSilver Hill
Exchequer 51iL"nIoa Con
.33"
.90
.49
.10
Gould fc Carry.. .191Utah Con
Hale & Norcro: 1.15Vellow Jacket...
.1:
NEW YORK. June 7. Closing quotations:
Adams Con $ .201Uttle Chief $ .05
Allen 70 Ontario 4.00
Breece .20OphIr 5.75
Brunswick Cen.. .OOtPhoenlx 02
Cemstoek Tun... .OSiPotosl .......... .10
Con, CaL Sc. Va.. l.SOlSavage ..36
Horn Silver l.eOISlerra Nevada.... '.30
Iron Silver 3.15SmalI Hopes 25
Leadvllle Cob... .OliSiandard L25
BOSTON, June 7. Closing quotation:
Adventure
Alleuez -
..$ 3.50)Mohawic S 30.00
LOOi
Stent. C. Sz. C.
123
Amalgamated..
S.SSIOld Dominion.
24.00
Am, Zinc
9.001
13.50!
Osceola
91.60
Atlantic
Parrot ...
Qulncy ..
Bingham .....
2S.
9S.0O
Cau & Hecla..
Centennial
Copper Range.
605.00iShannon .
18.23 JTama rack
105.00
33!
Trinity
Daly West....
13.
United Copper. , 24.50
Dominion Coal 70.0011. S. Mining
2S.63
Franklin ....
8.00IU. S. Oil 10.13
Granby ...
3.63IUtah 43.88
Isle Rayale..
19.00Vletoria 3.00
Mass. Mining.
Michigan ....
o uu, winona. ....... - 9.75
12.23Wolverlne .... 108.00
Money, Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK. June 7. Prime mercantile
paper. 3Kf?4 per cent
flf.rllnr tTfhsnet. jtteadv. with aetnal hti!.
net-s In bankers bills at S4.S74.ST05 for
1 MtlUM IS tnr l .la- TVt.
Mexican dollar. 45VrC.
Bond. Government steady, raHroad easy.
Meney on call. eay. 2J2i per cent; clos-
ing bid and offered. 2tf. Time loans, steady;
ana w aays, per ceni; jjut monies, jftp
3V, per cent.
LONDON. June 7. . Bar sliver, steady.
26-id per ounce
Meney. 1461 Vi per cent.
Discount rate, short and three months' bills.
2821-16 per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.-Sltver bar,
Draft, alght, 2 Vic; telegraph. 5c
Sterling on London. 60 days. $4.S5"i: sight,
SI.S7U.
Tt.W T.1n- fn k.
CHICAGO. June 7. On the produce Ex
change today the butter market was easier;
creamery. l&829ic: dalryT lSHeiSc
Eggs. easy at mark, cases Induded.
firsts. 14tic; prime fltats, laVjc; extras,
cneese. weax. riuc
NEW YORK. June 7. Butter, cheese and
eggs, unchanged.
Metal Markets.
i--" sjruv. Julie i.-iae ioua u.arxe&
I t . , n-.rt m ba --a
I - v" ' '
I shade higher ax tits s bd lor lutures. iocai
I lr tfce rituatkm U said to be strong from
I st.tlstteal standoolnt. but rrrice also
1 nrtdered hlrh. and btnrenr ahow a disco!
tian to wait far a. decline with the result
I that the.roarke: ruira quiet .ana at. times -
I pear unseiuea, opol is quoieo at .sc
Cesser is lower abroad, clofisx at 65
34 for spot and future. Locally the market
war nirhi.u! T .n) Tfc.f rnlvtfe are I
Quoted at 15c and casting at lt.75c. I
Iad was unchanged at 12 l&s Sd In Lon- I
don and i.3O34.60c In tfce local market.
speiirr aiso was uncacgea in oam mat
Vf Hlir nmi a. 1 In T.nnrian I
,,54 at 5.30c locally.
Iron cloaed at 10s 4d la Glasgow, and at 45s
6d in Mlddlesjbcxo. Locally Iron 1 unchanged:
Xo. 1 foundry Northern la quoted at $16.75
it.au: 2c. z foundry Xorthem. 5is.rri.;
Xm. 1 foundry Southern. 805617-25: No. 1
foundry Southern soft. S17S1T.25; and No. 2
fotmdrv Southern sn."3fl1.T.V
- '
Top wool Price In Montana.
HELENA. Menr. June 7.-Deflnlte advices
were received here today that Bower Bros..
Fergus County sheepmen, received 28 cents
per pouna tor tnetr wool cup. aggregauas
300.000 pounds. This Is the largest price paid
in Montana, in nearly ZO years. .
nn ing. Olvus
New Yorlc Cotton Market.
vr.v rnns .Inn. t r-ntnn fn...-
I very .tpadv at an advance of 2SS notnta:
I - - . . . . -
I JUCC '- JQly- '-y-c; -vugusi. ..c; '
tember. S.02e; October. 8.07c; November. 8,lle:
December. S-lSc; January. S.23c: February.
I o
Wool at St, Louis.
grade, combing and clothing. $2S4tRlVc;
light flne. 21821i4fJ2Sc; heavy flae. 2922Kc;
tub washed. 328c.
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I . ... .
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called for.
WOMEN'S LIST.
Alberd. Mrs M. Kerr. Miss Susie
Alien, miss flora King. Mrs Lula
Anderson. Miss Dor- Knutsen. Miss Laura
othy Lamfert. Mrs Stella
Anderson, Miss Kath- Llverson. Mrs Helen
ryn ' Lanee. Mrs J P
I Anderson. Mrs Zada Lee. Mrs. 22S 11th st
Apperman. Miss Ber- Lee. Mrs Mary
L A",v,mhi., . V!' " V, " .
rArchambean. Emma J Laueless. Mary
tna Lee. Mrs L It
Armstrong. Miss Cas- Llbby. Mrs R E
tie
McAndrew. Mr Mary
Arnett, Mrs Clara
McCuIle- Vra Lula
Askey. Miss Hulda-2 Macdonald. Mtss K
I Baker. Mrs AVesley
MacDonaW. Mies Jean
I n. .miss xcrcziCB
MaeDonald, Miss Ma
rten I xu, Jiisa n.aue-
I Easier Mr. S T
MacDonald. Mrs Ama
Batts Dr Vllce M
bel
I Beatty. Mr Kate
MeGraw, Mrs W H
Becker. Miss Minnie MeGhee. Miss Mar-
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Hanley. Mrs A B Taber. Miss Charlotte
Harper. Mrs t'lara Taylor. Mr S F
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I 'Horaas. Jirs D P
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tine Twede. Miss J
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Holm. Mrs Lydla
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l.c I Aine. II Lathoud Johnson. Frank
At ner. Jess
Johnson. J 11
Achy. Thomas
All Star Musical Co
Keegan.-Frank L
Kemnerley. H F
Albion Lumber Co
Klllgore. Capt C W
Alexander. James . Klnzy. J C
Arthur Kosehnltzky. Fred
I Alexander. Mr & Mrs Ladd. Mr & Mrs John
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Bavaraca. Antonio Lass. Annivt
xtajter. ittnry U
Lata. I4twrence
Hull A
Loom Is. H
Lyndon; Ora
Lynch. Michael E
McAndlless. J T
McClelland. R K
McCurry, B R'
McCain. Charlie
McCov. Rilev P
Baaford. Geo H
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j Barnett. Ja E
1 Barry. Joe w
j Barton. Wm
1 Bartholomew. Mr fc McGuire. Ralph T
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McKellar. M D
MCell. James A
Mahoa, J T
Manford. D- .
Mann. Wm .
Marbes. Frank-2
Markese, Mike
Ma.rtln. Charles
Mathews. M R
Merrltr, N.B
Milton. Kno S
Miller. H B
Millar. JAM
Miller. J C-2
McWUllams. WJ
Miller. Rasmus
Miller. W J
Moran. F R
Moran. Frank
Morrill. B M
Morse. Freeman
Morris. W-2
Moss. George A
Mote. G
Munson. T G
Munson. Cllde
Musgrave. J W
Muller. Fred C
National Cider 4 Via
egar Co
Newbauer Bros
Newland. Geo B
Nlsh. William
Nlckles. F
Novello Ewer & Co
Novelty Souvenir Co
Nlmooks. M
Oakman. Matt
O'Bryan. Geo E
O'Conner Jc Co
Oullgg. Geo
Packlngham. G D
Paddock. Ben
Paper. Lewis
Paquette. W J
Palmer. George W
Palmer, George
Parker. E
Parker. C H
Patch. Edward
Patryson, R "W
Peacock. Dr
I Bateman. Rec C C
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Benton. A P
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Bowman. John
Bowerman, Louis
I Bragg Percy
Bradley Fruit Co
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Bregers. Henry
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Brawnson. W J
I Brown. Eugene
Brawn. M W
Brown & Davis
Brown. R
Brudo. Lelon
Buzard. G W-2
Bulman. James A-2
Bunger. Benaad C
Burns. Frank
Burdl. Michel
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Burlet, Lott
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Perkins. Master Harry
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Perkins. Chester
Perry, David S
Personal Abstract Co
Petterson, A
Petterson. C
Pederson. Niels. .
Coin Geo E
Campbell. A H
Campbell. I W-2
Cannon. E E
Carlow. C C
Carson. Win A
Pierce, Geo E
Carson. Mr & Mrs T Plttle. J S
W
Porter. A
Carter. Carl E
Carter, J F
Carter. Floyd
Portland Commercial
Exch
Pratt. R V
Preswhcat. John
Purld. A
Pierce. Chas G
casslty, Walter M
Catlo'w. Daniel
Chastlan. P
Cheek. E L
Qumn. J J
Clare. Master Alfred Rader. Harry
Clarke. William
Rabblner. Wohlg
Pankon & Son, J H
Randall. C V
Rannle. W R
Rawllngs. Washington
Rasmussen. Otto
Ray. Joe J
Relchert Bros &. Co
Reed, J N
Reed. J W
Reeves. A"
Reos. C M
Reupamlu
Reusch. Anton
Reynolds. Harry
Reynolds. W B
Rice. W E
Rlckman. Moody -Rlcter.
J C
Rich. Chas
Richardson. G W
Cluns. James W
Ceger. W B
Columbia Artificial
Limb Co
Cengdon. A R
CoHey. Nell
Converse. H L
Comes. Rev J C
Ceornter. D
Ceoper. W O
Couch & Co
Drueks. Frank
Duane. John A
Dunning. O L-4
Duncan. Arthur
Duncan. Clyde
Dunealfe. Wm
Dunn. T J
Dunn. Pcrrln
Durbln. W J-2
Earlier. A
Richardson. A
Edwards. Master Tal-Rlgby. Howard
bot
Rlgglns. Mark
Edwards. W H
Edwards. H C
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Rothll. Florentln
Roush. J C
Russell. Joseph H
Reutledge. Fay-2
Elliott. Francis
Emmitt, Frank
Eskola. Garfield
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Kydeen. Otto
Evening Star Grange Sackett. C W
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Summons. H G
Sanderson. Leonard Jr
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Schnabeley. J K
Schroeder. Paul
Scott. F A
Scott. Thomas
Seckler. Wm
Seht. Clemens
Severson. Peter .
Sensel. H
Shafer. Ernest H
Shaw. F A
Fahy. Jim
Fanning. Wm
Feely. Ed M
Frehner. A
Ferulll. Vlncelyo
Fervo. J
Fink. E M
Flneh. H M
Fltzslmmons. J J
Flanders. Mr. Wash
ington Hotel
Flack. Ethelbert
Fhxclc. James
Frohllch. Josef
Frost. Clyde
Shaw. William An-
Franklin, Dr Harry H drew
Frey. George
Shaw. H W
Sherwood. S C
Stoffard. Joseph
Slewart. Harry A
Silvio. Orado
Silverberg. Jacob
Simmons. S
Swampser. W M
Smith. Chas I
Smith. Dan
Smith. C F
Smith. Earl
Smith, H O
.Smith. Geo."
Smith. J
Smith. Thos Lacy
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Stolye. Chas
Sobasky. F A
Sorensen. H P
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Strel. E E
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Fuler. John
Frulch. George
Fuwer, George u
Fuller. Harry
Fultz. A L
Galler. Henry
Gardener. William
Gass Joseph-2
Gatehet Fish Com
pany
Gibs. Larry
Gilbert. S W
GJerde. J O
Globe Mir Co
Gleason. Clarence H
Gletty. Frank
Coin. R P
Goodwin. J R
Good. Henry
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Graham, TV H
Gramm, William G
Gregg. Thomas A-3
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Greashamer. Edward Stockings. George
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Streeter. G E
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Grlms, Henry
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Sullivan. Algernon G
Swaml. Prince
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Taylor. E I
Taylor. Earl
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Groutch. Geo J
Gunn. Chas
Gunn. E S
Haack. A E
Haecker, Christian
Hagerty. C J
Hagg. A
Theroff. Fred
Halllday. .Coustland E Thornlng. J
Halllday. R S
Thomas. Earl C
Thompson. FredericV
Thompson, Morris
Thompson, L B
Thompson, P L
Tompkins. G W
Toomey. M
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Truley. Joe
Trown. E A
Tuda. Sacarlas
Twelsel. M C
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Hall, E M-2
Hall. Claud
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Hamlin. Fred
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Hansberger. EInjer
Hanson. W E
Hansen. P
Harwood. J T
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Haneschon. Claude H Van Zante. Ben
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Volkart. Mr
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Wagner. Frank
Walker. J M
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Heaphy. M A
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Hervey. Clyde R
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Hlbberd. Claude
Ward. Chas E
Warner. W
Washabaugh. Frank
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Watson. I R
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Welter. PL
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Whuler. Agustine
Whipple, Vincent A I
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Williams. James R
Willis. Dale
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Worrell. Earl
Wright. Frank
Wright. Tred
Wright. George W
Wright, .Jos B
Wunderll. W E
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Hood. W O
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Huegle. Peter
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Hunter, C E
Huntly. S
Huston Sz Dawllng
Jagerson. Frank E
Jacobson. C
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Janway. Fred
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Snyder Wants Firm Dissolved.
ALBANY, Or.. June ".(Special.) W.
H. Snydpr. of the .firm of Walker & Sny
dor, srocers In Albany, has filed a suit
for dissolution of partnership, and ap
plied for an injunction restrainin-r a sale
of Walker's Interest In the property.
Anna Slmonson. the intending purchaser
of Walker's Interest, is named aa de
fendant, also. This Is the - store that
was attached on a suit wherein R. L.
Sabln of Portland, representing a- num
ber of creditors, was plaintlft, - Judga
.Stewart granted a te:csorary injunctisv