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TnE MOKXIXG OKEGOXTAX, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1911.
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BARLEY IS SUING
Prices in the Interior at the
Top Notch.
CROP OUT OF FIRST HANDS
la the Parton Country $1.35 1-1
W FYcely Offered and $1.40
Said tOsHave Bern Paid-Wheat
Market Also I Hrnwr.
TTi barfcry buying sasn In th Dayton.
Yrtu. sertlnn hu bow bsen brru-ht prac
tically to a c! br th exhaustion of sup
p!1 la thai district. Nearly all th crop
of tha Northwest la now out of farmer"
kandaaad In viw of tha high prlcva that
war paid. It la ndlsa to aar that tha
market la sseeedlnglr strong.
Tha Dayton country waa clrar.,4 op at
srday a!(ht br aa xc!td war of buying
that md th flurry of th adly part of
th wxk sm Insignificant. VhM tha big
farmra por. waa aold Taedr at 11.13 a
cental It waa thought by tha grower than
that tha top f th market had bn
rsechsd. Buyer wer atlll after barley,
sow aver, and later that day aoma bualneaa
waa don at ft aft.
Taea thing cooled down for a time, but
at tha eloaa of th wek competition waa
again keen and th buyer wer out ham
mer and tonga after tha remnant of tha
crop. Th market wa run up to 1 1 S3 at
which flgur a eonalderab' quantity waa
bought and lata la th day $1 SIS wa
frlr offered to th farmer who atlll heM
barley. One targe farmer claimed to have
Tclvd It to for hi crop.- Then the buy
ing cam to a atop, aa ther waa nothing
mors to buy.
Th tidewater market hare kept In lln
with th upward cours of price tn th In
tenor, reed barley waa quoted locally yea
terday at 923. nog 26 per ton and brewing
barley at SaOtjSt a tn.
0E CENT ADVANCE IN WHEAT TRICES
Market la Firmer IV lib. Report f Arllv
Trading; la Country.
Th wheat market waa firmer yesterday
and ther wer reporta of considerable
bualneaa paaatng In the country. Club waa
quoted on the local market at 77 centa and
blueatem at 71 centa
LoeaJ reealpta, tn car.' wer reported by
th Merchants Exchange aa follow:
Wheat Barley Flour Oat Hav
Monday .. 17 i It
year ago 2 Srt II 11
Foason to data. ::4 17 271 .. 1:14
Year ago Ill 27 3i 4 1M4
The weekly wheat statistic of th tner
chnia Exchange follow:
American Visible bupptr
Flushel,. Increase,
Auauat T. 1H. .VM.n 4 :.. .'t"l
Ausust- . !!' 14T'"" S
Ausust . lww H I m f.fc.Yiw
AususC 10. l;-i.. , . . . . -IS liH.t. H.4 two
Autust li ll"'7 4 4A '--O 1-is
Autuac 13, li4. ...... .31.7-I. 2.(Mu.tMf
Aasust 14. 11 " I..4."0
Aasust 13. lwM U.X3s.rti 4,il
Aiim 1. ll't. It ' :it."i
Ausjst 11. m.773.0O uO.Ol.'O
I ecreae.
Quntlta on Pmc
W Week Wr.k
. en1inc ending nrllng
Au 3 July -" Ana. . '!
Fer P;sh-!s P-.isheia lltisheis
V. K- . . . . .2- 22 ? J 21.""
Coa:tnent .. I.Vso.' l.l.4Viuo .n4imso
Tola! . . SJ V.n . 4.i o.. SO.SU OUO
V or;j Shipments flour Included
k ttr.it Week
eo'llnc rrrlins ending
Aug 3 Julr 2 Aur . l'l
From Pi:h-'i I'uJft.i M'ih:i
X" pj can.. 3 o ?.M4.imo i 271 "
Argentina . 1. 2 " l.7' ih ....;. .n-
Australia .. 1.1:2. 4-. (., in
tti. porta. 4 1. 1 i.t-kv)
F.ula . ... 1 4 2.2'M" a.iH-, 4 imm
lad.a . - l.3t.ovo i.ums.uuu i.;.'.; imi
Tt' ... 11 I"") D&'..UOV I34.IH0
W orld'a shipments, aeaeon to date:
Tnta' mnce ftame per'oit
From. July 1-1 1. last a-n.
f M and Canada. ,1 hmi a 324
Argentina 7. t.i inmi hi
Australia &.".HiniO 2 1 .i ""I
In'jrian porta...... : 4u'tmi 2 .'.'4.tkt
):u:a i.tfiiN-i 1 . 77n.-.H
India 9.:i72.om) 7.41'.ixkj
Trxala .I2.1.K0 4ii.-hM.0uu
hk.h rmrt.4 are taid for hiuf.a
War Amwag- Loral Ttewlee-s Coaituiaea aad
tellers ie the rwe4H.
Th war la tn local hlda market con
tinue nd prlcrs ar being paid to eltr
and country batrhera that are nt war
ranted by valuea In th East. The Eastern
hide market la weak and from S to V
centa lower than a week ago
Tlia baa bad n sffart on ife local sltus
tloo. bewerer. aa th dealer here ar a:ill
t-ytng to see how many hide they ran
ft f-om th other fellow, and th matter
( price aeema to cut do f'gur at alL
The current quotation la 10 1 cents de
livered, but It la known that this prtv ha
been paid f. o. k at country point
local nrrri.T of rrwHtn mea-t
ktraigbl Car Arrtre frwaa Aahlaad. Bat la
Mar te .ttova.
Ther was an abundance of atl ktnda of
fruit on Front atrsct yestsrday and. al
though th demand wa atrong. th ex
pected advance did not occur.
Cantaloupe, both Oregon and California.
old well at It 30 and 11.73 and water
melon war also fair aala
Th Street was long on peaches. Among
tha recalp'a wa tha first etraight car from
AaMand. but so many others r offered
that but little progress wa mad la dispos
ing of this car.
-CET ADVANCE IX BTTTTE TOIJAT
C'Uy Creamery Qnotatloa Lifted aa Supply
la Hmaller.
Ther will be an adranr of 3 rents a
pound In city creamery butter prices today.
The local mk 1 dacrvaatng and th de
mand la actlr.
Th cheese market I also firm with aa
upward tendency.
Recalpts of poultry wer fairly large for
Moods and aalea wer mad at natur
es r's prices.
There was no chang la th egg situation.
Bank Clearing.
Flank clearings of th Northwestern elite
yesterday wer as follows:
V-)nrs. BaUnres.
Fortland .11. r:-.2 tldl"l
heattle 1.77 1'.4
Tai-om 7tt.jt I.lfl
Fpokan eo.n;i IsJ.KiJ
rORTLAXD MARKET.
Craiw. Taw. Peed. Kta.
WHFAT New crp; hlustem. 81; club,
T7c: re. Russlaa. 73c: Valley. 77c.
I LOi r, Fatents. 4 per barret;
Straights. 115. exports, 13 30: Val'.ay, I4.&0;
gralam. 14 K. wools wbsat. 4.Tu.
MH.LSTVFFS Bran. 74 5.) 0) 3.1 Mr tea:
middlings. 137: aborts, t-3 30w2.0O; rolled
karl.r. -a29.
rop- W.10 I XT: cracked '4 per ton.
BARI.ET w. feed. !23&o(J2 per ton;
brewing. I In 31 per ton.
Osis 04 hUe. 23 per ton; new. 134)
nr ton.
HAT Timothy. Uy. 113 91": alfalfa.
Ill; clover. V30. grata bay. 110.
Tsgatablea aaw Frwrra,
TOPirAt. runn nnnrw. J4M104 7
er be. I'a.'fseaia grapefruit. et3U:
esnaasa lSie per ronni: pleeappie.
er ro'in-l; IT-'flB. goal.A) per hit.
FREilH Ff'":T. Avr rocs II S3 3 1.30 per
ereie. can ta:o':p-. 41.34ol.73 per crate,
t-escrea. 7dil..' (er bom. atermelons.
1 I H f r pound: plums. 1175 per crse.
..-.see. 11.7 per bos; aew applea IL73 9
S
2 50 ner box: rairherrla. 1.75J1.85; loga
berrlea. $1239 1.73: blackberrlea. S1..30
pears. 2.50 P-r box.
VKltTABl-tS neans. 5010c: cabb
I1.6ud2 per hundredweight: corn, 30
per doien: cucumbers. (ii : per d.
punt. lOtJia' Per lb.; garlic. nT
i . .) 1 1 1 . i . ir i . r oi'si " - -. -
lettuce. $t.2ftr 1.73 per hox : tei'lers.
iter Dounrt: raillshcs. 124c per doaen
f10a
iuma-
toes. lc tJ II :.' rcr hox. ...a
DA' K VEOKTABUE.-i Ne carrots, 1.T
per ea'-k: turntps, 1.2.": beeta. $1.73.
POTATOES New Oregon, lsvlxo per
ONIONS Walla Walla. $L7 pr hundred.
Stapl Orooorlea.
ALMOrl Columbia River. 1-pound tails.
$110 per dosen; $-pound tails. 2-J;
pound flata. $i40; Alaaaa pmk. l-pouad
tai;a. $1 25.
COFFEB Roastsd. tn drama, llOMt r
peund. .
M.T8 Walnnta lTHOlsa pr pounds
Rraxll nuts. ltvlc; fllnert lac: almonds.
Mlllsc: pecsna ISc; eocoanuta. B0al per
oxan; chestnuts. 12 it per pound; alckary
auts. $7 10c psr pound.
HONET Cbolc. $3.7$ par case; stralasd
hatiey. luc per pound. .
SALT Granulated. $1 par toa; half
ground, loos. .6 per ton; 60a. t pr
BEANS iiuil whit. 4o; larg whit,
e; Lima, Ic; pink. 6o; red JlaxJcana
He; bayou, 6c .
RICK No. 1 Japan. e: cheaper grade.
I3.50U4-&3: Southern bead. 7o; Im
ported Imperial. Atko; Import ad extra Ma .
t7,c
cl OAR Dry granulated. $-!: berry.
Itj;. beet. .0S: extra C. $5-7; powdered,
barrels. $d.43; cubes, barrels. Id. 63.
UK1KD Fitrild Apples. lllllUHl t"
pound; aprlco'a. leci peaches. 104"
prunes. Italian. lOOllc: silver. l$c: flgx
whit and black. liiI: currant, lot
llo: raislna loos MuacateL wtJIVsa:
bleached Thompson. 11 we: unblacbed Sul
taaaa. wc; aewded. ww0-
Dairy and Country rrwduew.
roi'LTRT llena. ljv,81c: Springs. 17c;
ducks, young, lie; geese, nominal; turksys.
BomlnsL
tGoa Frsh Oregon ranch, candled. 17
per dosen.
FI'TTF.ll Cut -reamery extr. t nd -pound
prints. In boxes. 3oc per pound; la
uxsn box lo-s. cariun and delivery axu-a.
CUmsa Twins. triplets and dalala.
ISSc pee pound; Toung America, ldSO.
PORIC Fancy. lOigKVso Pr 4ound.
YK4L Fancy. 12 O 13c per pound.
HOGS MCE NICKEL
CHOICE LOT IJJUNGS J 8.03 AT
I.OCAti YARDS.
Hupply Is Cndcr the Demand Good,
Ran of hlircp Cattle
Prices Steady.
Th strength that th hog market ha
shown for some tlma peat resulted In an
advance of a nick"! In prlcea yesterday, a
smit'l bunch selling at $H-05.
rfi rattle markbt held ateady. Steer
ranged In the day aalia from $3.63 to
$4 7.V. cows from 1 4. J') to $4.60. choice
cs v s brought 7.2.'-
There ass a gixid run of sheep and an
active market. Sales ran from $2.30 to $4,
according to quality. A bunch of cull
lambs fttDt St $.!.''.
Receipts wire 437 rattle. 3 calves, 2043
shrep and lt bora
c-hippers were 11. A- Walker, Tllot Rock.
4 cara of ahct'P; J. K. RynnMa RooeeV'.it.
Wash., and (.'onilon. 3 car of rattle, calves
and hoxs. . r. Walktr, Joseph. 9 cars of
rattle; James 3lurr. Wa'.ioaA. 3 csrs of
aheep; htanrlrld llro., Hllgsrd. 8 car of
sheep; R. N. taiiflelil. Meacham. 2 Cars of
sheep; Kiddle liroa. North Powder. 1 car of
cattle: Kobert blark weather. North Pow
der. 1 car of sheep; A. H. Conley. Kooeevelt.
Wash.. 2 car of rattle, and Schmoltg ek
Stihnildt. by boat, Ii2 hoga.
Th day' salts were as follows:
Weight. Price.
13 steers K'-'d $4.75
steers :7 4 7.3
I stvrr PJI 8.H3
54 steers w 4 75
3 steers ......:: Xrt3
2 roas V.'.n 4. lii
23 rows I'M 4.13
3 com .............. 172 4.t;0
24 sheep 113 $ 75
1 bull 17-') 3
24 rl I"" 4
7U rows t72 4
11 m.'ji .!
13 she.i M 4.1H
li-l sheep V 3.H3
i2 sheep P4 2.00
lil'l cull lambs 1 I5'
8i stir, p t J
rt hogs I 7 V"
4K ca ves 1"7 T-S3
17 inlves ..................... Tlrfl 523
heifers " J-" "O
1 he:ter - - 8 23
1 heifer -' 3-3
74 wethers 71 3 23
Ml weihera 1" 8.H3
IJl rw.w I'2 S.IO
14 hog 2i 5
Prlca current on ine various classes
of stk at the Pllsnd Tnion Moksrds
were as follows:
Choir steers $1.Snfl$5,3
lVr d to choirs steers S 2.W 3 5'
Medium Steers '
roinmua steers 3 73 J 4
4-h.il.-e COWS 4.30.$ 4.73
t...xf to ch.'lrs cow 4.231 4.3H
Cenud. avcrase 1"3 pounds.... 4 iki if 4 23
Common c.-s 27'' S.oJ
hoi.w heirera 4 73fll 5.00
Choi. bul.s 8 fK'vJ 8 5
Choice calves. 200 lba and under 7 i 7 23
Good li choice calve ." 6-0
Common celve "J' 5 0'1
Choic stags 4 MO 4 i5
Oool to ilvlc stags 4.23) 4.0
Cho"" light hugs 1.n09 J.03
ii 4- il.ss .; i-oij
Heavy rough bogs .OOtr .23
Mleen
Ch .i. e yearUngs. wethers, roar
wool S23Q
Choice yearling wethers, east of
mountains J X
Choice two and threea J ""V 3 M
Choice fprlng lmba 3 ' J !K
O00.I to choice Spring lamb .... 0ii S -3
t hole killing es 2.7.11 3 00
ire follow ng quotations represent prices
on this n.srkrt for ths different clssses of
horses: Irs.ters. extr hear. IH-MlyjO";
drafters. 14.n to 17i lb.. I SO .1.'; draft
ers 120 to 14oo lbs.. fliei2.-JJ: chunks,
173 and up: sauole horses. Ik) sad Up.
Chirac I.lvewteek Market.
CHICAOO. Aug t. Cattle Recelpta It.-
Varket. steady to 10c higher; beeves,
OOtil.iO- Texas steer. $4-3v4 1$; west
ern steers. II l.ii.;d; rows and heifers,
r IS t, l.'iii ral.ra, 5.i$tf7.7s.
H.s Receipts. 35.00. Market, strong;
light .0. mix.l. 5i;: heavy.
.6oU7.60. rough. M ll.tli; good to
choice, heavy. v.5u7.50; pi a. $.43u7.44;
DUia l saiea, .vii.e.
Sheep Receipts. -Al.'-O. Market, steady; J
native. i;.aii.'. ,.e..v.u.
yearllrrs. $J.74U4: lamba. native. H...
f ti; Western. $4.2$ e -
t effee and 8a-ar.
NFW TORK. - Aog. 7. Coffe future
closed ateart. net unchange.1 to point
higher. Kales, n'.OCNl hags. August, 11.54c;
Scrtener. ll.2c; October, 11 2".c; Novem
bvr. 11.1 Ic: December. 11.04c; January.
l03c- Ket.ruarv. 11.01c; March and April.
10W.e; May. 10.7c; Jun. 10.8JW; July.
10.0rC
S;ot coffee quiet: Rio No. 7. 13.c; San
tos No. 4. 13c. Mild coffe quiet: Cor
dova. 14 If 14c nominal.
Rsw sugar firm: Mu"COado, 3 tet. 4.11c:
rentrlfurAl. PH test. 4.rtlc; molasses. Sw test.
3.0OC Refined sugar steady.
PHesI Fruit at New York.
NEW TOR K. Aug. 7 Kvipomted apple,
quiet and Irreaular; old crop stock on th
stol ar scarce and firm, while new crop Is
quiet and easy: on th spbt fancy ar quot
ed t ldl"c. choke. Ic.
Prune quiet, about stearl : quotations. P4
iste for Californins up to 30-4s. and lla
4f 14e for Oregons from tm to
Raisins In belter demand and prleea show
an upward tendency; loose muscatels.
4ft7.'i cnolce to fancy seeded. ic : seed
less. 3i7c. Lon.ton layers. 1.4u l-43c
Waol Season at Bellefourrhe Eada
FELLEFOIRCHE S D.. Aug. 7 With
total receipt of l.i:.0O pounds, tha wool
season her closed and Is considered highly
profitable. The receipts are ISO.Svo pounds
mora than In III), and while prices were
lower and most wool sold on consignment,
tha grower realised more because of th -tra
weight of tr- wool, the majority of th
baga running about 4O0 pounds.
Chirac Prod He Market.
CHICAOO. Aug. T. Butter Steady;
creameries Jlfjjsc. dairies.
r:ss stea.ty: receipts. 7i cssas; at
mars, rase Included. Ifal4c. first. ltVtc;
prim firs:s. 1 Tc.
I'leeee Steadv; daisies. llWOHS: twins.
llXulJc; young Americas. ll$llc; lone
horns. 11 a 11 we.
Rssk Holiday la Landow.
LODO Aug. 7. 7oday as a bank
ho.i4 and all London and Liverpool n
change arr clo.ed.
RALLY AT THE CLOSE
After Day of Depression
Stocks Advance to Top.
GOOD BUYING MOVEMENT
Sentiment Darin; Most or the Ses
sion Is Influenced by Adverse
Xrws Reports-Steel I
' Under Pressure.
NEW TORK, Aug. 7. That tha stock mar
ket should have shown further unaettlement
today was hardly surprising to those who
have watched th recent trend of events.
Wd-nd developments embraced a num
ber of ad ve rse crop rs ports, om mora un
favorable railroad earnings. Including St.'
Paul with a deficit for th fiscal year of
lt.100.fi0O after payment of fixed charges
of dividends, ths hardening of discount In
London, and affairs political and industrial
at home.
Th attltuds of th 8tan!ey Investigating
committee at last Saturday's session In this
city was th subject of no siittle dlacusslnn
In th financial district, whore th opinion
seemed to prevail thstp th United States
ftteel Corporstfon may have to divorce Itself
from Its transportation companies If It Is to
keep within th bound of th anti-trust
laws.
On th whole, the support sreorded ths
fiteel shsres today was less effective than
that given to other stocks In thevsame class.
Ths bear account waa quit Impartial, its
attack on Union Pacific. Reading. Lehigh
Valley, and St. Paul, as well aa many
Issues of lesser Importance, putting th bull
faction on th offenalv throughout th ses
sion. Th strength of the Hill stocks, th cop
pers and snm specialties may be explained
on tha ground that their price levels before
the recent decline rendered them less vul
nerable to bear assaults.
Trading languished during the afternoon
until well toward the cloae. when a buying
movement of some proportion sent tha Hat
to Its top level. Pinal quotatlona reaulted
In many substantial gains.
The bond market was Irregulsr with total
salrs (par value) at 11. 44$. 000. United States
Government bonds were unchanged on calL
CLOSl.VQ STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Moslnc
Bale High. Low.
"s'.soo ei 'eis
Hid.
23
64 4
564
51 4
104
53 4
54 4
23
21
10
84
74 4
105 4
84
117
1354
04 4
31
37
109
10.1
1274
1C4 4
32 4
7
143
27 4
i4
2S0
-84
30
21
43
1414
124 4
5I 4
814
52 4
-141
134
17
27 4
sfl
3.14
8.1
5.14
434
154
124
M
i:m
1w
44
1174
15
1 1
84
14
82 4
7
044
1444
8.1
1874
34 4
fwt
454
l.i.14
514
81 4
VMS
4I4
104 4
714
123
.104
122
1"4 4
P4
2l4
34 4
15
.14
If. 2 4
2' 4
.S4
204
Mi
4
2S4
tis
44
114
3i4
704
85 4
27 4
in
454
124
f.,14
704
374
75 4
1154
4l
5
15
32
no
ft
74
1
171
AIM Chal pf
Amal Copper
Am Agrlcult
Am leet Sugar. T.ino Bit R014
American Can . l,on lOVj 10
Am Car A Fdy. iK 54 5.1 S
Am Cotton OH. gov 56 64
Am Hd Lt pf
Am Ic Mecurl.. 500 20 w 19
Am Linseed
Am lxicomotlve.
Am Smel 4V Ref o.fXX) 73 74 w
do preferred.. 4oO l5i 1'iJii
Am Steel Fdy .. SOO S 39
Am Sugsr Ref. l'"0 117 117
Am Tel A Tel.. prtO lJ3a 1.134
Am Tobacco pf. 100 B4w Q
Am Woolen
Anaconda M Co.
Atchison ll.IOO ' 108s 108
du preferred.. .....
Atl Coast Line.. 2"0 128 128
Halt at Ohio ... 8io 104 104
Rethlehem Steel 1.1. "1 il'-'H. SIS
Brook K Tran.. t.10 7R' 77 i
Canadian Pan...- 2.40O 1434 142
Central leather 3'M 27 27
do preferred.. 2f0 V S 9H
Central of N J .
rhea Ohio .. 2.700 7R 77S4
Chicago A Alton
Chi Gl West ... 3X 21 21
do ptcferred. .
Chicago N W 2O0 144 14.14
C. M e St Psul. 1O.&0O 124 4 122 4
t."C. O St I
Col Fuel A Iron
Col at Southern
Consol C.ss .... IM0 141 44 1404
Corn Products
Tel Hudson.. M'O Itt7t4 17
D R Clrsnde.. 2O0 274 274
do preferred.. , 11 R4 M4
Tlletlllers' Secur ' i0 8.1 4 81
trie S.4II0 83 8'-'
do 1st pf .... 2.300 3 4 62
do 2d pf
General Eleo ... l.i 15d4 1354
Ot North pf ... l.'to 1284
Ot North Or .. l.S"rt 54 H ' 34
Illinois Central. 4iO 14c 1311
lnterbor Met .. (ion lg4 1(14
do preferred.. 1.W00 44 ' 434
Inter Harvester. f..i 114 118
Inter Marin pf $00 19 134
Int Paper
Int .Pump lo 4 8"4
Iowa Central .. "i 1 14
K C Southern .. 800 82 4 82 4
do preferred.
Laclede "las .. 5" 1(3 1044
lyiula A- Nsah ... 1.00 147 14(14
Minn at 8t L
B P n S M $v 1.17V lSti
Mo, Kan tk Tex. 600 814 4
do preferred.. .....
Mo Pacific 3.200 4 It 454
Nnt Hlsiult .....
National Lead . 800 54 584
ilex N Ry 2 pf
N Y Central ... 1.8'WI 107 H4
N Y, Out t Wea, 4M 414 41
Norfolk A Weat 1.8'X I0.-.4 1044
North Am 8"0 72 72
Northern Pac .. 15.1'X) 1254 1-4
I'sclrtc Mull ... """I 81 SO
P-nnsrlvanla ... 6.1oo 1224 1214
People's Gss .. loo lo4 lt4
P. C C A ht L.
I'lttsnurg Cosl. 2X 30 14
I-r-s.eJ S nr.. 500 84 4 3
Pull Pal Car
Rv Steel fprlng n 84 4 4 4
Reading 104.7. H l.vt 15IVk
Rej.ubllc Steel . 4.M) 24 2
do pref.rred.. S'W B14 MH
Ro.k Island Co 1W0 80 24
do preferred-. 2.S'") rUl 5
St L A S F 2 pf 1.200 45 4 44 4
St L Southwest...... ..... .....
do preferred.. 100 70 70
Floes Sheffield .. -
Southern Pac .. l.ov 114 117
Southern Ry ... 50 .104 2flTs
do preferred.. S' 71 71
Tenn Copper . .. P"0 354 84
Texas A Pacific X"0 27 4 4
Tol. St L A Wea 20 SO 4 SO
do preferred.. 4X 44 4
Union Pacin .. 8S..VO 1HS 1M4
do preferred.. 30 1 4 M1
TT 14 Realty ... 4is 714 J1
V 8 Rubber 4o 87 4 J'H
TJ S Steel 145.70O 754 74 h
do preferrwd.. 1.300 117 11-14
Utah Copper ... 2.S"0 4H4 454
Va Caro Chem . I.20O 5''. 4 JJ4
Wabash 5o 15 15
do preferred.. 4oO 824 8-'
West-rn Md ... "S W4 0
Westing Klec .. l.CoO 7 4
Western Union. 700 7 78
ErhUh Wll.y.: ' V.ioO 17i 4 Jj6i4
Total ss.es lor tn aay. o-i'.w "
. BONDS.
NEW TORIC. Aug. . Closing quotations:
V B ref 2s rg.l'4;N T C gn 34s.. (M4
do coupon ...1004 No Psciflc 8s.. T14B
D S Ss reg lol4lSo Paclflo 4a... It 4
do coupon ...1014;i nlon Pacllc 4S.1014
f 8 new 4s rg.ll4 t.'ls Central 4a 2 fi
do coupon ...11.14 Japanese 4a .... H
D A R U 4s 1Di
Stocks at Boston.
HOSTON. Aug. 7. 1
A Hours 29
Amalg Copper.. l44
A Z . A sm. . . 27 4
Art son Com . . 14
7. A C r A S M. 114
Rutte Coalition. 17
( al A Arlxona. . 53
Cal A Hecla 4.15
Centennial 10
fop Rrfn Con Co 69 4
K- Putte Cop M. 1.14
r-ranklln 105 4
Gtroux Con .... 5 4
rjranhy con .. S3 4 R
Greene Catianea. 4
1 Rosalie tCop) 15
Kerr Lake 4 4
Lake Cotter.... 3;t
La Salle Copper 3 4
Ulaml Copper... 3J
IMohawk 444
'Nevada Con ... 174
Stplssln Mines.. $4
IN'orth Rutte 314
North Lake (II
Old Dominion... 42V4
Isceola '
Par IK A Ct ex-d 114
gulncy 70A
hannnn 10
..udn, 2g
Sup A Boa Mln.. 54
Tamarack . . . .
;U S R A M
do preferred
Ir-t.t. r-nn
80
3d
4.
16
H'tah Copper Co. 4H
jWlnona 7
1 Wolverine 10
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Aug. T. At the beginning
or business todsy th condition ot the United
Slstea Tressury maa:
Working balance in Treasury of- -
fire PO.215.797
In tanks and Philippine treasury 34 958 .512
Tots, of the aeneral fund 15.1 2 '.to. 513
Receipts Saturday were 2.841.017
Dial ursemenls were l.h5.28
Ths deficit to date this fiscal yesr Is 114.
PM0H. as sgslnst a deficit of .714.P.7 at
this trme last gear.
These figures exclude Pensma Csnal and
putillc debt tranaactiona.
Money, Kxchange. Ktc.
NEW TORK. Aug. 7. Money en call
steady. 24 6 24 per cent; ruling rste, 24:
closing bid, 24: offered st 24. Tim loans
fl m. 0 dss. 3fl34 Pr cent; 90 days. 34
4734: six months. 34e4 Prim mercan
tile paper, 4t4 4 Pr cent.
btar.ing exchsng stsady, with actual
business In baskets' bills si ft.SSIrO for 00-
dsy bills snd nt 11 61503 tor demand. Com
mercial Dine. h.m.
Bar silver. 52 4 c
Mexican dol'srs, 4Zr. ,
Government bonus steady; railroad bonds
Irregular.
FAN FRANCISCO, Aug. T. Sterling on
London. OO days, M.884: sight, S4.8S4.
Drafts Sight, 2c; telegraph, 4c
CHICAGO. Aug. 7. Exchange on New
York, 6 cents discount.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Aug. 7. Standard copper
quiet: spot snd Augu.st, 12:174 M2.37Vtc:
September. October snd November. 12.20
12.374c It ass a holiday In the London
market and conaequently no cable were re
ceived. Arrivals reported at New York to
day. 90 tons. Customs-House returns
show exports of 3K30 tons so far this month.
I-ake Copper. 12.73 8 13c; electrolytic, 12.624
12.73c: casting. '12..174 i 1 2.50c. '
Tin quiet, but steady; spot. 41.50043.33c:
August. 42.l5t42.rc; September. 41.753
42.5oc; October, 4l.5042c; November, 41
41.75c.
I-nd steady. 4.4.?4.0c New York, 4.424
G-4.47 4C East St. I.ouls.
Spelter strong. o-B.'.-S 6.05c New York. 5.69
43.Oc Est bL Louis.
Iron steady; No. 1 foundry Northern. 815
0 15.23: No. 2. 14.7Sfil3: No. i -Southern
and No. 1 Southern soft. $14,751! 15.2 j.
Antimony quiet; Cookson's, 8.50c
Naval rltorea.
ATAVXAH. - Oa.. 'Aug. T. Turpentine
firm. 49 4c; aalea. 412; receipts. 31S; ship
ments. 44110; stocks, 27.110,
Rosin firm: sales, .1500; receipts. 1315;
shipments. 19.1Ht0; stocks. P7.3O0. Quote:
R, 3.SOe5.35; P,- f 3.50 ft 3.55: E. 15.75; G.
H. I. $'1,824 ".33: K, I..12 4JS.40; M.
f85C.45; N, $6.5090.60; WO. 7.05e7.10;
WW, 7.2i.
New York Cotton Futures,
Stw YORK. ' Aug. T. Cotton futures
closed bsrely stesdy la tone, with August 2
points lower.. Later positions were from 24
to 25 points net higher. August. 12-45c; Sep
tember, 11.3Ac: October. 11.4ttc: November,
14.4c: December, 11.50c: Jsnuary, 11.47o;
March. 11.55c; May. 11.62c.
Spot closed quiet. Mid-uplands 12.75c; do
gulf, 13o. bsles 49 bales.
Rods at New York. . .
NEW YORK, Aug. 7. Wops Firm.
LARGE SUPPLY OF OATS
BUT WASHINGTON FARMERS
HOLDING FOR BETTER PRICE.
Wheat Is Quoted Half Cent Higher
in Seattle Market Butter and
Epgs Are Firm. '
SEATTLE. Wash.. Aug. 7. (Special.)
The grain market was Inactive here. There
are plenty of Sound, oata to be had. but
Eastern Washington farmers are not willing
to make prices. Grain men say there wilt
b no active buying until September. Re
ports of heavy rain east of the mountains
reached here but there Is no word of dam
sged crops. The wheat market Is firmer.
Blustem. club and fife are quoted half a
cent higher.
The first sweet potatoes and pumpkins of
the season were offored on the local market
today. The offerings were light and sweet
potatoes sold for 8 cents a pound and pump
kins for 3 cents a pound.
Tha cantaloup and tomato markets were
tn poor shspe todsy. There Is sn oversup
ply of ripe tomatoes on the street- Cali
fornia three-tier lots were offered at 75
cents 'to $1. Fancy cantaloupes are still
held at $2 top price by a few dealers, but
ths genersl quotation Is $1.50M.75 and
some lots were offered for 60 cents.
. The egg msrket was firm today. Receipts
were fairly heavy but the demand kept
stocks moving well. The poultry . market is
glutted with small Spring chickens. The
butter market is firm. Checs quotations
are unchanged.'
PRODUCE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Quotations Current tn the Bay City Mar
kets. FAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7. The following
produce prices were current today:
Vegetablee Cucumbers. 40 65c: garlic, 3
4J4C; green peaa. 75ej$1.60: string -beans.
ltfSc ;tomHtoea, 20 8 30c; eggplant, 50 6 75c
rluttel Fancy creamery, 2ic.
Cheeae Young Americas. 14.5 16c.
Egs Store, 26c; fancv ranch, 83c.
Mlllstuffs Bran, $28,506 29.50; middlings,
$33 n 33c
Fruit Apples, choice, $1.75; common.
$125: bananas. 11. Oil 1.75: Mexican limes.
$6 5007.50; California lemons, choice. $6.00;
common. $2.00; plneapplee. $2.00 f 3.00.
Hay Wheat. $11.0015.00 per ton; wheat
and oata $10,004! 14.00; alfalfa. 19.00 11.50.
.Potatoes Sweet, 14 .5 6.
Onion r-oc'ull.
Receipts Flour. 1244 quarter sacks;
wheat. 1000 centals: barley. 9603 centals:
oats. 2760 rentals: potatoes. 5155 sacks;
middlings, 2X sacks; hsy. 1210 tons.
I -
tiraln at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7. Wheat and
barley, firm.
Spot quotations: Whent Shipping, $1,374
4)1 474 per cental: milting, nominal.
B.rlry Feed. $1.364 4 1.37 4 per cental;
brewing, nominal.
Oat Red. ll.2iffl.87Vi per rental: white,
nominal; black. $1.2tJ 1.37 per cental.
Call board aalea: Farley December, $1.44
per cental; May. $1.52 4 Pr cental. ,
Visible Supply of tiraln.
NEW YORK. Aug. 7. The visible sup
ply of grain In the United states Saturday.
August 5. as compiled by the New York
produce exchange, wa aa follows:
Bushels. Decrease.
Com .003.000 1,9115,000
Oats ' 1J.S00.000 ei.797.0OO
rv 22.000 eg.OOO
Barley ft9.000 45.000
The visible supply of wheat In Canada
last Saturday waa 5.117,000 buahsls; de
crease. 621. uvO bushels.
Increase.
Grain Market ef th Northwest.
TACOM A. Aug. 7. Wheat Blueatem. ex
port. $3c; club. fclc. Milling Blueatem, 7c;
club. 7c
Car receipts Wheat, t; corn, 1; oats, 1;
hsy. 3. .
SEATTLE. Aug. 1. Whest Bluestem.
(14c: fortyfold. fc; club. 774c: fife. 774c;
red RussIhii, 74 4c
Osts Us per ton.
. Barley 125.50 per ton.
Bags IS.50.
Car recelpte up to noon Wheat. 11;
barley, 1; oats, 1; hay. 1.
Wool at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 7. Wool Unchanged.
Territory and Western mediums. 17318c;
fin mediums. 16617 4c; One, 11 U 14 4c
Duluth Flax Market.
DULUTH. Aug. 7. Flax on track. t!.H
to arrive. $2.16; In More, $3,054: September,
11.44 ssksd; October. $!. bid.
Elgin Butter Market.
ELGIN. III.. Aug. 7. Butter, firm,- 2c
oitteot. 1 ?ft0 pounds.
You Increase
the salability
of your prop
erty when you
pave abutting
streets with
bitulithic
THE BARBER .ASPHALT
PAVING COMPANY
Constructs Asphajt and other Blta-
filnous Ftvtmioti. 0&-0 iilsctrt
id-, Portland. Or. Oakag aiubea,
Aianagr.
REPORTSAREWQRSE
Black Rust Damage in Mani
toba More Serious. -.
WHEAT MARKETS CLIMBING
North Dakota Crop Is Cot Down
Sharply in the Past Two Days.
Kansas Yield Smallest
Since 1899.
CHICAOO. Aug. 7. Flurried by worse and
worse report about rust In Manitoba, th
wheat market today made a violent upward
jump. Closing price were at nearly the top
figures reached. 140 to lHfllic higher
than 48 hours before. Corn finished a shade
to 47 4c up, oats off 4c to 40, and pro
visions at an advance of J45o to 1740
10c.
Today waa the first time that the Canadian
authorities scknowledged the crop situation
to be serious concerning the black rust. At
Chicago the admisaion caused less surprise
and escltement than appeared to be the case
at markets nearer the scene. Besides the
ominous dlspstcbes from the Canadian
Northwest, there were advloes that North
Dakota fields, which had promised 20 bush
els an acre, had shriveled to eight bushels,
snd that half of the damage had become ap
parent within the last two days. The Kan
sas official report. Indicating a yield the
amailest since 1899. was another bullish
Influence. Profit taking led to a reaction
for a while, as did comprehensive state
ments that the-shortage In Russia was ex
aggerated. September ranged from 93 4 e
to 3Sc. closing steady 14&14o net higher
at 34c-
Oeneral rains weakened corn. September
fluctuated between 64 4c and 65c. with the
close steady at 64 4c a net gain of 4c
Cash grade wer easy. No. a yello-w finished
at 4 4 0 64 4 c
Poorness -of shipping can took the snap
out of oats. September vsrled from 414 c
to 41e and in the end was 4o down at
424c
Liberal exports helped provision The
rise was an all-around advance. Pork. 10c
to 15c; lard. 11 1-Sc -to I74c20c, and ribs
14 43 5c to 12 4 615c up.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Sept. $ .4 -34 $ .9:4 $ -JH
Dec 74 .974 '
May 1.014 L0 1.014 -1-0
CORN.
Bept 65 . .65 .44 .64
Dec...'... .624 -2H .614 -614
May...... " ..44 .644 .634 .644
OATS.
Bept 424 .: .l7s -IS1
Dec 444 .45 .444 .444
May 474 -47 ' 4J
MESS PORK. .
Sept...... 17.85 18.00 17.S5 17.S5
Jan 16.62 4 1.70 16.60 16.65,
LARD.
Bept 9.05 9.15 00 9.15
Oct. 9.124 ' -10 9.15
Dec 8.75 8.S5 8.724 8.85
Jan 8.72 4 8.82 4 8.70. 8.S0
SHORT RIBS.
Bept 9.40 9.524 9.874 74
Oct- 9.3.1 9.35 9.27 4 9.32 4
Jan 8.474 -60 8.45 8.50
Cash quotations were as follows:
Floul" Firm.
Rye No. 2, 86c.
Barley Feed or mixing, 65985c; fair to
choice malting. $1.0301.12.
Flaxseed No. 1 Southwestern and No. 1
Northwestern, nominal.
Timothy seed $101S.
Clover $lO17.60. r-
Pork Mess, per barrel, $17,874 18.
l.aril Per 100 pounds, $9,07 4-
Short ribs Sides (loose). $8.76 9.37 4.
Bides Short, clear (boxed), $99.25.
Grain statistics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 505.000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 1.4S0.00O bushels, compared with 1,
779.000 bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. The visible supply of wheat In
the United States was 3.664.00O bushels for
the week. The amount of breadstuff on
ocean passage Increased 1.128.000 bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
545 cars; corn, 89 cars; oats, 507 cars; hogs,
16,000 bead.
Receipt, Shipments.
Flour, barrels 11.900 29.600
Wheat, bushels 470,600 87.200
Corn, bushels 1O8.R00 89.600
Oats, bushels 408.600 123.800
Bye. bushels 4.50O
Barley, bushels 19,500 2,600
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.; Aug. 7. Wheat
September 1.05 4 O 1.054 : DecemDor.
$1,064 fi 1.06 4 ; May. $1,094: No. 1 hard.
$1 094; No. 1 Northern. $1.7 4 1.09 4 1 No.
4 Northern. $1.02 4 1 1.07 4 1 . No. 3 wheat.
$1.0281.05 4.
Holiday In England.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 7. Market closed on
Sceonnt of hoi Mny.
travelers' it iDF-
Ask about
"Olympic"
Largest
Finest
Steamer
, in the
World.
American
At'antic Transport
Red Star
White Star "
White Star-DomiDion
nan!, mwutnte 1
T. H. LARKE
619 Second Ave, Seattle, Wash.
San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Pedro Direct.
North pacific 8. 8. Co.'s 87 8 Roanok
anrt S. S. Elder sail every Wedn.sday alter
nately at P- M. Titcket office Hi Third
St. , near Alder.
MARTIN J. HIGLKT. Passenger Agent.
W. K. fLL'ttSEit, Freight Agent.
Phone ML 1814. A tall.
SAJs FRANCISCO PORTLAND STEAM
SHIP CO.
From Alnsworth Dock. Portland. A. M.
B.8. Braver, Aug. 11. Bear 16, Boat) City Jl.
From San Francisco. Northbound, 12 M.
8.8. Beau- Aug. 8, Boss City 14, Beaver 19.
From San Pedro, Northbound. 12 M.
S.8. Roe City Aug. It. Beaver 17. Beetr 18.
H K. Mosher. C. T. A., 142 Third St.
J W. Ransom, agent. Alnsworth Dock.
Phones Main 40, Main 28. A 142.
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMER. BREAKWATER.
Sails from Alnsworth Dock. Portland,
A. M.. Aug. 4 9. 14, 10. 24. 20. Sept. 8. 8.
18 18. 23, 28 and every 5 days. Freight re
ceived at Alnsworth Dock dally up to 5 P.
M Passenger fare, first-class. $10; second
class. $7. Including meals and berth. Ticket
office Alnsworth Dock. Phones Main 263,
Main 170. A 1234.
NEW YORK-PORTLAND
REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE.
Low Rates. Schedule Time.
AMERICAN -HAWAIIAN S. S. CO.
213 Hallway Exchange Bids.,
Portland, Or.
Main S378. A 3022,
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
(L'nlon Lln of N. Z.)
VIA TAHITI AND WELLINGTON.
Direct through steamers, sailing from Ssn
Francisco Aug. 23 and every 2(4 days. Well
ington and back. 1st class. 284. Other rates
slio low. The line to Isles of the South 8eas.
For reservations see Coupon Railroad Agenta,
or address Oceanic S. 6. Co., San Francisco.
Willamette River Route
Steamer Oregona for St. Paul and way land
ings. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. :45 A. M.
btaamar Pomona for Orgon City dally,
8 A. M., 2 P. M. ; Sunday A. M.. 12 and
P. M.
ORFGOV CITY TRAXSPORTATIOIf CO.,
Zaj lor-8treet Dock. I'hone Main 40.
lumber mens
National Bank
Capital $1,000,000
Corner Fifth and Stark Sts.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF SAX FRANCISCO
FOUNDED 184V4,
Capital Paid in.;.
Surplus and Undivided
BRANCHES
Portland,' Seattle, Tacoma and
We tvay and ell Forelgrm Exehansra: tame
Drafts and . Cable Transfer. Commercial Cred
its and Trarelers Letter of Credit, available
in all parts of the world; make collections on
all points and conduct a tjaneral foreign aad
domestio banking; business.
ETTEREST PAID OX TIMS AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
K PORTLAND OFFICE
Northwest Corner Third and Stark Streets.
CHAMBER OF COaKEHCU BTJIXDHTO.
WU, a MAO RAE, Manager. J. T. Bl'HTCHAELL, Asat. Manager.
LADD & TILTON BANK
Established 1859.
Capital
Surplus and Undivided Profits,
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks issued, avail
able on all parts of the world.
Corner Washington
Established 1886
Merchants National Bank
Portland, Oregon
United States Depository
The banking service which a business man receives
is an important matter to him, as it contributes
largely to his success. It saves his time and energies,
prevents embarrassment and disappointment. This
bank was established in the year 1886 and has con
stantly given faithful, efficient service, extending
every courtesy and attention to its depositors.
. Trlr,ce Kupert with S. S. "PRINCE ALBERT" for Queen
VUiiucv, 1. 1 ii b a. , .
Charlotte Islands and local points.
- GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
" (MOtNTAIN DIVISION)
, , T),irrt every Wednesday and Saturday at 1:00 P. M. ror
cISp" Rfv7r. a,DC?(tV)-rand returnin arrive. PrincS Rupert 5:30 P. M.
ThVoyuKThhUtiSktf."ddSbrak- checked from Seattle, Victoria or Vancouver.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
(Double Track. Route)
Four Through Trains Daily No Excess Fare
To all oolnts East; Standard and T.nrtat sleepers, dining- cars serving: meale
xo sii " a-ia-carte and club breakfast.
T 10 and eO-dar round-trip Tourist
ront-a
J. H.
First Ave. and Teeler Way.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 750,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
RcxJcy Mountains
Astoria Centennial
Sir. "Monarch" Daily
AT 7 A, H. FARE $1.00
Music, Dancing; Cafeteria,
No Liquors.
DOCK FOOT WASHINOT0N ST.
Profits
$8,600,000
$7823,023
(Virginia City
..$1,000,000.00
800,000.00
and Third Streets.
North Coast Tourist Route '"Norway of America."
STEAMSHIPS
"PEINCE BUPERT" and "PRINCE GEORGE."
Leave Seattle, Wash.,
Wednesday and Sunday at 12:00 o'clock Midnight fox
Victoria, Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Stewart,
Tickets. Send for free booklet giving
and rates.
BURGIS, General Agent, Passenger Dept.
Seattle. Wash.
OPEN BTVEB TRANSPORTATION CO.
STK.J.N.1EAL
Freight rcWd
daily at Oak-st. dock
for Ths Dalles.
Hood River. Whit
Salmon. Umatilla,
Kennewick, Pasco.
Richland. Hantord,
Whit BluMs. and
Intermedial points.
FIRST-CLAPS PASSENGER SERVICE.
FARE SO CENTS
TO HOOD RIVER. WHITE SALMON. THB
DALLES.
Steamer leaves Portland Sun., Tnea,
Thura.. 7 A. M. Returning leaves Th Dalles
Hon., Wed.. Frl., 7 A. M.. arriving at Port
land about S P. M. same day. W. S.
Buchanan. Supt.; W. S. 6mallwood, Sen'1,
Msr. Phone Main 2Uou. A sji.
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