The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, May 23, 1909, SECTION FOUR, Page 13, Image 49

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    THE SUNDAY OKF.CON TAX. T'OllTXAND. MAY 23. lf00.
13
SHORTS ARE GAUGHT
Have' Trouble in Filling Mai
Barley Contracts.
ntiu dt PORTLAND FIRM i
fcan FranrlM-o Market Strong.
Small Trading In Wheat Ship
ments of Flour I lorry
Trade Is Active.
Interest In the grain market ti!I
centers in barley, because of the opera
lions In Mar barley at Fan Krn-is-o.
This option held Ktron? t ci to
the San Francisco Merchants' Kxrhange ( Z"
- ' ' -'ris m that market are
evidently experiencing much difficulty
... iiiiik ii fir .11 v r-r t-oi.t u ...i.i... .
arc prln ipally hfld by a Portland crain !
iirm. n is a question whether enoiieh
barley can he Recured In Cnllfornla f..r
thin nnrnn T1.A ...i, i . .
"...nn. rr in me OUIII I l'ti.7 7 j ;. i;',
nas checked the regular movement of ' f.i A -i
barley to the Northwest and ! 4.07 ; ...i
the. market here la very firm, with 15 I JiL'i- :! l-r,
a ton quoted hy moist deal-rs. Onlv!ii...j 3; 7 .-.'
lour ar of harley were rcr-r ive.l froili ! I '"' I !.vi..-..
the interior In the diii wev i.i!'
continue steady.
There wai hut little interest nhown
Jn wheat yonterday. A total of IS cars
was received during the week the
smallest In h lonsr time. Some fair
shipments are still to be made to
California. Prices show no change.
The Merchants' Kuchanee reports
Russian wheat shipments for the wet k
at l.niS.nnn bushels, compared with .1 -1:.0'i0
bushels last week, and l'anu-
oian shipments
it -n4.fMo hiisnrk n
ajratnst J.01.oot btiFheln Ia.t week.
Flour is still jroinr forward to South
ern points in considerable nua nil ties.
The local flour receipts during the
week were heavy at 52 cars and equaled
the combined receipts of B:-ain and hay.
The local flour market is steady, with
a moderate demand. A little business
Is hefn worked In the interior in low
rade flour on Raster n account.
Regarding the situation in .the Knst.
a lead In j? flour dealer of New York
is quoted by the Journal of Commerce
as follows:
"Conditions governing; the flour trade,
as they exist at present, are entirely dif
ferent from anything I have experienced
for the last '2 years. The flour U na
tion today is In an unsatisfactory and
uncertain condition. I dealers here u itii
j?reat unanimity seem to have arrived
at the conclusion not to replenish
their stocks until compelled to do no.
The uncertainty of t he wheat market
with Ita alternate rises and declines
from one day to the next, sf-enathens
them In this position. The millers, on
the other hand, are confronted with the
cash wheat situation, which precludes
their ma kin flour at anything like
the prices dealers are willing to pay.
and the consequence Is a stagnation
ef trade. I am speaklntr now principally
of Sprint? wheat flour, although thi
will also apply to the Winter wheat
products. It would seem that dtirlns:
the next few months, we must surely
have a more active trade, whether on
a higher or on a lower basis, as it has
already been al together too Ions: de
layed." Local receipts. In cars, are reported
hy the Merchants' Kxrhana-e. as fol
lows: Wheat Barley Flour 1 Mar
IT
May lT,-m.
M a v 17
Vy 1
Wh) 1
May ao
Mav
Total This wiek
Total last week
31
4;
hop ncAi.riis worm contkmt.
But Few CTopa Now tirowlng Are on the
Market.
There is a stronger undertime in we
hop market. A few more contracts have
been made at 10 cents, and this branch
of the business wmild be Ilvr-Iv. but
for the ahr-eipe of sellers. There is
not much of the crop In sight that
lias not alrendy been covered and It
hardly pays a dealer to tour the t-ountry
for the few odd lots he might pick
up.
While crop- prospects have improved
somewhat In the past two weeks, the
gain has not been great. Warm v. ather
must come soon, if a fnlr crop Is to be
liaivested In Oregon. Without knowing
what the weather is going to be In the
next two or three weeks, no estimate
of the yield that is worth anything
can be made.
As showing the strength of the market,
a carload of lK."s was sold at Salem yes
terday at 9 cents.
I-ess than lftOu hale of the lltitS crop
remain unsold in Oregon, yet the de
mand for them is slow. McXeff Bros,
yesterday bought !S. tales of Western
"Washington I &'7s from a dealer at :t
cents. There has been a fairly active
movement in spot hops in California
lately. Mail advices note the sale of
the Finney crops of !:rt bales of Sono
ma s, 450 bales of 1908s bringing 7
cents, and 500 bales of 1007s at 4
cents.
ST RAW BERRY V RAI X ARRI V FA LATE
Rut Demand la Strong and Supply Is
? ot Adeqoiilr.
The express was la,te yesterday and
it was after noon before the st raw
berries were delivered on the street
Receipts from California were not large,
about 1700 crates, and as the demand
was stronpr. everything cleaned up In
the short interval before the dose of
business. California be: ries sold at the
previous range l.rti'dl h) per crate
turunm 10 iiuaiiiy. Oregon nerries
were more numerous than any day tins
season, and found ready saie at 12 i to
lb cents per pound.
There were moderate receipts of Cali
fornia vegetables by steamer, for which
the demand was rood. .
The old potato market held very
ateady. San Francisco prices were un
rhansred and holders express the opinion
there will be a considerable train In
the eomlnjr week. Offering of old stock
on the local market are light. Much
damage to early potatoes In this state
by the recent frost is reported.
t.OI DEMAND FOR BITTKR.
Week Clones Vtlth he Market 1rm
All
Around.
The week closet! with a firm feelinty
In the butter market. Ntt only do the
city creameries clean up well, but a
better movement was reported yester
day In outside brand. The market
could well pro along as at present, but t
its course in the com ins: week wiil
have to depend on conditions ln other
markets.
The cheese received from Tillamook
yesterday was sold before Its arrival
and the -market, therefore etiaJ
nrm.
Kgg receipts have shown a decided
falling off. There Is still a lack of in
quiry from the north, and there wss
some accumulation on the street dur
ing the week, but the sui plus was put
Into storage, and the market was again
almost bar yesterday. Sales were re-
ported on th street at from 23 to
cents, arrorrtinir to rpiantlty.
Thre was the usual coo1 demand
for poultry. and firm prices prevailed
shipping Hood Klver Berrte. !
J!OOT RIVER. rr.. Mar Z. iSpe- 1
eiat. The first sblnment if 1 ld
River ftrawborrie. cnnslsli r g of
!. j
crates, wan shipped out today
srnall shipments are now f ip-rtrd
dally. I'lrkTU are ronirTT-nrln to rnnn i
Into the val! . hut it Is ni i-xpcrfJ
that tht-re wJM b much activity In the ;
j pick In ft line be for J'ine J. . I
,
IT"'"
fJKRVAIs?. Or.. M .Sp-
rial. I
Wool sales are being made at Z
rent !
per pound hre toilav. Thin appear to j
he limit of the market. Mny
fiirmrs ure -!! in. There will be not
than ir.oo pounils f grade wool
delivered at tJi.s point thin ear.
Adranrr la Prt lUma.
A ri w provision Itt that will be
come ofritI ve tomorrow morning will
iuoif advances of half a cent on hams
and J.ird.
ISjsnk Clearing,.
"marine ef TV. Nri h ttern cities yes
terday m Tf im t'i:o-
I'lcurinr" i:i'ini
Pr.rTirirtl i fll.a-. l!u
1 1 (
1 .
z 1
-1.
1
I
sp'.k:.n- i.ji-.iik i:;;.-M
It-arlncJ r.f l"or:!ani. i-slt" and Tin ni
i.it w'-rl; mid c rr pn.l.n5 -k
' t"'rm-r
were .
I-'
P:M,! "
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S.-Tt:
Tirnmi
i
I
1 7
4 -74
1N 4sil
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L. !.:! 4."
I .:;.-.! 7
l.::4 :.-
- - :
rOKTLAND MAHavETS.
Grain, floor. Feed. Etc
WHEAT Track pnc: Bluestem mllll&a.
i.. v.; ciu.. Si (.: . i j.
KLsOL.'K latent. i-rr tmrr-l; trlht,
exfTtM. 4 7o. a.ls-y. :; srauaui.
H tU'tC iua ters.
ln.N W'lioie. IZ otr k.u . LrAcked. S24
per ton
it i if. i f t'fj . j .;. i?r ton.
T.- .N... I W'.il. e.;-.;il j r in.
1HI.L.STI KrS-Kro" r ion. m'4-
dht.Ks, 1-2: lior-. I 3 u Zl . chop. Z U ;
rolled barley. A 3 7
HA T Timothy. U'UTamtr Valley 1 9
IS p;r ton; Kawicrn Urfcon, llttfZu;
cIovr. i : aifai'a. 1 1 3 'i 1 4 : jrram bar.
tl3il4; cheat. $ 4 it I 4 50 r vetch. S14Jt4&4.
Vegetables and Fro It.
Fi:FS! Kl:t Hi-A,ija I,t7t2 V r-r
bx. tra hrric. 4.ra-n. 1-1 lit; Cali
fornia, f I ti l.'iii (f-r crate: t h.-rtw. T."-tf
41 j-r t- : K-K-t-en -r ;on:-
li tTATOh.S ftuylrn . i:,a lef
hiirflr l : t a l : rr;. ia. r-f.i-c J-r lb ;
w'-t ptL4""i . i "- c ;-r l"-un l
t- ACK VB'itTAJiLri Turnip. I S3 pf
e:k; iarr.it.. $1 z-. partblpl. $1 .'-O; IxmLS.
1 1 I b . in t ri'i . 10c pr pound.
TKuVbJAL. r lit' ITS ):a:iKi. novels. $2
S3 per box. kmuDi. tl ;ju- srat fruit.
. .".o-j 4 pr box: binit;a. & 4c pf
frmnd. .inriipp.. f I :. u -" ik-t rrt'.i
"M')s New. i 1 .'HI per crate.
k;kt Alti.Ks Am hhri. i ? 1 da:
a4ir.ii', 7 3 ii 12'- p--r lb . hrm n . 1 2 '1 i$
!.e: .t.tare, 2s-. :t:ii r :b. tu'-mlrt,
T.V j J I per :ien; tetlut e. htrioue.
7."-i(4 II j-r ox; .-ttu e. heit. ?ifi Tic pr
!x-n : or. .-.n 1 : 1 ; .i 1 .". j-r lier . iu:f!".
n.r M-r i-xn; ja. Sjll- -r un.l. rail
Ufe. ..- i-r ... n -r.t.;... . ;T,. it
p..inl . plna. h. ! ; i.mit"ci. lel
t an. $1 T -" Mr rrtr
Ilry and C
attry rratfnea.
rarrfrj. e;-a.
III'TTKIt - ;; r
fatu y uinnl"' T,atT'
lb ; store. I vc. 4 Butter fat prt aer
actj 1 - . cn per trujt.u ur.r riu.ir but
Irr x,r. e I
K' : is. rKn ranrh. w per dnxen.
IMjt I.TIl V ! -. I.V:ilir , i.r- i:er. '-
2Ji ; fryer. J J t Jie; pM.ctrr. 1 e . du h.u
1 4 v ! .'. . s-e.. luil. turkftt. 1.
l-ua.i l.'-y ii per dnXelt.
M fc.K.-K - K-i ! eream l- in. IT tf 17 is r
Ir i-..iiM.J . Viir Ainrl a. 1 ) ; ' c ;
i K'i'of f- Sl. ' 1 IT-
POl!K Fsp- y. lOe pr pound
vkai, Kxtra. h- prr poanu, ordinary.
7; n-ts'. i .
f.roeerie, lrted I- rutl. fr.tr.
lKIKf Km "ITS Apples. -e pr lb :
pah. 7 w . p'wne. -lian.
prune. Krexii- n. 4 '-. t ur rn un aihM.
e.-a. t ;- : currant. iht 1, r m . 1 e -;
fl-. whit fancy. ii-!l. ie. 1; 4 ; dales.
A I. M N (
$"' per
tut-. z - :
'oitimt'ia I:ier. -b. Iila.
.'lt. !;'. S ' ..' . l-iun4
A ak t p.itk. l-"urit i ti.
Ultil l.t. tl ". 'k:es. I-
; rd. I - p
P'.tind t.illi, tl
roFKKK Mieia.
1 7 -i Jt, ; t'o.ta Hlca. tai. v.
11 i or t! i iiar. 1-S
NITS Waintits. I 'J r IS-
J a. odrlnary.
I h -n- . c .o4.
t t jrour.'J
e r p-und by
.n-k; Hrar'! nut. 1 w-; n i-ert. I.k: .enu.
Te. ;ilnmri'l. I I j I- - rhrctiu i. Ita1. an.
He; wanuiR. raw. ic; -1ntnatJ. IO $ l-cz
h-k'tr- nut. 1k-: ooj rut, ihw r dxen.
fil i A It i a n u t:t t el. 111:4 .
fT'ilen '. $: -'. frjit ate) 1-eri; RUiiar. .;
Ii -n.'lu 1. U; ti t '."ii. lirv cm ri. siMi.
p'-tln bar. It: sranulated. ;.'.
cul-e O'.irreh, 't I.'.; p ! retl 1 barrel
Jrt :io. T-ru: on rmitui:t.r ithin 1 Ti
1w. d'ltit e p.-r p"t;r.rt. If Inter tran IS
.!. an-1 within .".0 da. d-dul ie r
potind War'e ucar. ir pound.
SALT Oranul.T.-l. 1 ;i per ton. f I wi per
b.iie. half s;round. la. 7 "0 pr tot; W.
e" per t-.n
l'rowllona.
EACON K.ancy. vr pound : standard.
IPr: chiib-e. Ir : K' trh-h. ; 1 17.-.
IMIY SALT :riCK! lirruhr fi"rt clear,
dry iuslt, !3:iC; ami.ked. 14',c; short clear
back, hea y dry sled. Ul-c; tmokfl.
1 4 Sc : lresm exp i t. dry .lted. 1 4. ;
smoked. 1.. -ar.
HAMS To to lr; ts . 1C-; 14 to 1 lb .
loc; ! p U' It.. I- . hum. kinnel.
l."v.p; p;.mc. llr; i.i-e r- 1. 1-; hui-d.-r..
Hi; ttoi.vd li.im. I, .i!,-.l pic-
n!
1:
bA KI K tt Je rend, red :
1.'.
1. '-: Standard pure: 1 I e 14c;
'hop e : los. .w . ,".. ljt. pound:
1 on. 1 ' , e - .'.. f c
PMOK KL HKfclK. Iveef fncue. each.
G'r ; Qrjed beef :r. ; drlf d le-f .tut-
aid, 17c; drlfd beef lnlde. Jlc; dried
beef liriurkler. 'J'e
I'U'KLKD ii-KLS Harrel; PirV feet.
$1; reKUlar tripe. l ; honeycomb tripa.
1"J; pit:' tongm s. 9 !'.."..
HA i;it Kl.KU MKATH Mm bfi-f. S1J r
barret ; i-lnte, 14 per b.irrel ; family, s 14
per barrel; nie pork, -0 per barrel; H
ket. f'JJ per barrel.
Hops. Wool. Hide, Kte.
H 'I S 1im contract. loe pr b ; l!o
crop. tfSc; !SyJ crop. 3 4c. lio4 crop.
K a tern On-gon,
ibey. fine, U4 c
IT 9 . JVc per
medium. iJc;
pound .
SU-H AIB Choic. ? 4 ? Sc per pound
iilLif.ai Iry l:de. .o. 1. 1U 17c
In ;
Jfn 1?' ic
jltf pound; dry
round . aLlel h:le. ill
a!ted ca'.fakln. 13 14c pound ; aren. ic
le
Kl'RS Vo 1 k:n: Anfrt soat. tl t
1 hridcor. ".. ; t.e.-r. jo. header,
$.-.!.. t-;t. wild. 7.". ',t 1 : . tjurir
perfect r-ead and ciar-. . f a jer. dirt-
f7:.0fll; p!e. $4"u7. fox. rruU. tl
$Zt ; f.ix. try. i ; fi. rel. J.
fox. ilver. to $ io ! n. ij U:
marten, di-k. mink. J e"i; i ,
m'.:k'at. r.r. 12 304. t.icoun
Wn lc ; e otter. Hw j2'hj a 10 ie itirf
fIri tkunkt. .' 1 SO-; elver, rat. lOirt;
wolf, s J - 3 . rjr.if, 7c !... w u erina.
dark. :! 1 0; wo'verin.-. p: f J J
Cai'WKA BAI.K I'er pound. 6 cants
I wiry Prodare In the frlaM.
CHIi-Aii". Mav - M-t--r.nn. Cnam
er1e. 22 2.". dairte. If- a;4c.
Kurt Siea : ; a: riark. . a- Include,! Co-;
flrete. Sv1., " JT::ne rir4. 21
reee iea.:y. I li-a 1 Z l4 III : rin.
13ti l.'l ; y-'ur-fc Arnenv. I J 14c; -r-horn?.
HI t? ! 4r.
NKW YORK.
ra imltatl.m
t h cee . nm.
l.-F,tmff
My 2r n:trr Firm. te;.
ean ery nt. 31 tl 22c.
ur. -hjrgr l
Weaiern fUTic packed. 51
! .
! ork
i N"KW .f.K. vy :
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1 J l 11 -""'i Aua-t. 1"
Market.
" future
1 . June. 11 .V .
. se : Terr r j:r,
r ! T 4.' ; eren.t'.
Mar h. lo tt -
:r-a .- M.l-up-
O-'tortee. 1" 7V; N -e-r.!
1" 1-n ; JiSiar , P' 7J. .
.-U.e4 o,uict.
Iar.de. 11 -.-; ni-Miu.f.
ST lnriS. May 1 vl-Slroeg. Ter
ritory an-t We-tem rre." 1 cn.a. 3.V4jjc. Va me
dlume .urit ; Cne.
;!T0RB TO LONG SIOEisU-
Bullish Movement Started in j
Stock Market.
CANNOT DEPRESS PRICES
So Operator Indcrtakc l
llrln;
AImmii an AdtsniT Plcnn of
r'unilo for Sporulatlic
larc.
NKW TORK. Mr :i Operations I
siock broke lmo anlm.illnn tdr In
contrast wllh the lorpld state dr-vel-
opd yesierdny. The persistent re- j
sis'.inie ,.f prl.- to nil eT.irts at de.
prrMribkri turn !
ment in force to
m-irket.
pr .ff rtstf.nil
Ionic aide
' eaainif ion r the moiif v m.ir-
kt. in fact- of t:: rid mtc. and th
HHk nlnic of aome dem tnd for credit
rn'rr:"'t"" ' taken- by the ,Kr.
''''ve dement am n.lr-i..-e ..f ,....-
Ilnued atuiid.iiu e of funds for Ihe stir.
port of the speculative position. For
eign barkers, while drawing on our
ffoM supply, are extcndtri: n edits to
New York borromers and rnnirttuiilntr
subst:mria!iv to the maintained ease of
tMe money sttu.itton.
The copper Industrials were ronaplr
iiotjs. and rep.rts were circulated of
growing dma nd for roprwr troluw n
and continued Improvement In the price
outlook for :he me;.iL
Advancr a In price of c iron were r
Xoited from lV:mfs ard t-.. bitytrg .f
trtiturl nui-ridl aid new active htuld
'i.g op-ration w re ea'.d to b- going for
ward at an umlunlm in d rnt'.
Kailrojtds in ir- S.utr.rrn gr-tip r r
prominent. Itiflttepeed liv I he a.!vme m
tie citvldepd of l!,e Atlantic t'oast line
and 4. a (i.
The bank showing conflrnted tl-.e sup.
position that borrowing abroad were re
lieving the. han I'Toiint of the o-M
banks. The nominal rl.snge in t!.e a-fi.il
ra4i ! ol.Iint w as in ronfrmlty with
the Isalauciiig ff --eta of the rec ipte fro.41
the Interior arvi 1 gobl export .
IonU were irrvgtilt; Total sabs. pr
vithle II "".. I'r.ited .-"Sates is eouim
C:iin-d and I lie 4 r K'.ierrl tW-c:i d
pe-r --nt oil ca!l during' the we k.
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NKW Y-T.K May 17 Mvr ca;.
lim in at. No leans
Time loae a ft ir1 du:. 4t, ?Sjr
per cent. a rtajs 7 -j and s m-a?t. 3
J 1 'a per cent
V:m niff n' P:-e. 1 4J 4 pee eM.
e tee; lr eveat-sa wit a actual ut
nea in banaers o.: a: It m::q 1 till tvr
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ra '.tm-i ber.''..
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"vr'MONEY FROM INTERIOR
.... .v.... ..mns , ..
f I.AIOICTN fl f.OI.II ,
to i;i itf)iT
ew tirk liank Siaientenl. There- j
fore, Miow ma II t lianse In J
ali, lirtn. t
I
I
kw yoiiK. May The rinaneter
will mny:
The statement of Artclate,
Fanks of ihe City of New York for the
week ending May r : reflected a further
decrease In the loan lie!;!, as well a
In depon . the ronl raction of loans
having amounted to T.t?.lo, while
defkoatts decreased l.H.o.
Kaports for the week approximated
over f.&on,Aoa. but the bak were
enabled, through receipts from the in
terior, as well from operation with
the suhtreuur) . to overcome this oa.
Hie rash rl arges for t;e week, baaed on
actual cond:tiona. having krn i.nly
$IT.9. The contraction In depoatta
of courae lowerrd the rcer e and tl
rle was urn in an cxpanion of
$1.4J3.to In reaer e. brlnglt.g Itie pres
ent surplus to ; T r2.i.. C.e t tchel
toni wilii one cicenuon reached this
year.
Mney ratea continued eay and II is
nuite likely that I He :,ef nml bmal c x
chantfe movemen t will ritii nn t be a
feature in tins market for oti .nt to
Cortirt.
Tb stnnrnarv of stale rkt and trut
eottani a in ilrlrr N W -OS. )t re
orttng li Nf-w )nik b artt.g hr. i.
l fiw a ifo-Kii-rafe d traw .f t: v;n
In lortii. Ir!irf witit mi1. a', l iirTa
lit I'fluli artH d t . It ati:te r Mn,
t'at tiie prrse or Jnfrttig frrn
t be t4ok to ttu-t ruin.i'i baa
Toe fttaleinent of Kr(. ff (lrr1tp
house bai ka f.r tie w n. a stow tV.at Se
banks l.t.ld !!.:;. more t!.an t'-e re.
i tlrvmrnl of l pre rv ni rwrrve rule.
Tbia ta an In rrMae of .( tn t M
prMir t li'tit te mi' n rrP mm p rrd
WHO lat Week The Il.1i. r.l follow :
tr-eae I
11 ?l I 1 rwt t
fjnan . .
1 Wtl
'lr u ! t ln
i 1 I en1r.i. , ,
ST.i .4
- ll 4 .
I ' t ( . t
-.1 --
o ee re-ulf-l . ,
Surplus ... . .
Km I . M J-p-ta
T? e pert--rtace of actual reere of the
rlearif tf-lifejike l ank ! a ; m
Ttie at.ttcn.ent of lank ar.d trut .
I pan lea ,f iJrr.kr New ..rk. t.o rert-
ins 10 If. rlrarilfi.ou.-. 'io that
tV.eae biatil-lt ..ra lave .(!.fCf .1t,w,l.
f t,J.l.J ; total eai ot 1 and. .4j.
1J . Oiiij .. ana aniount'rg to J:i"l
tl.
rtHTI.M MM-TtKK MttklT4.
rrteea wrrewl lawwJIy o f allle. ftfceep mm
There r- r., .f t .p- ,
re-tdav arU ira'. mm :heer.re tr ry
dud W'Ull'M Mere un'h(l AB ,.
q-:( upp o: .M:e It r-.., f.,r ln
cnrr.B week. h.x rat i ... fer-rn C:i-
i-mia 1 .ay ar.d ear W u-lay and In ew
f tru
w.tr.e ef in -u . m 1 k f e aa
aaier market.
I 1 ruia tin. .
Hoe.p ana t..m .i. ri,.l
Te .r.: a-.ita al tha arf.
)eaierca tut W r r.. nr.urt
I At a.ri at tr ar'a lt lulel 1st e;eep
aeralr-a ir p.ud. at 4. I roar tiMni
l4o i-br.d-t at 4 . a , ertt.s . .-
p..un. t .-.. IH tif ate-otf'r.: p. j. uDl;t
t fA. 2 heifer aera!nc f-J sounds, at 4.
bote averas'BC 141 pourd. at 7. t bocmj
'raatns l-i pound, at .. 1 a - wetn
In s.un!i at 'i ."i.
11 pri.. quoUJ at f ,jr! ).trrlr
Wepe a
4-ATTI.K- Me-ra t--:-. u :: fair t
" K-ttil'', tiiiu.o lu s H -V4
i,... top. l l"rr 4 . fair i, S' 1. Ai
4 -"n.uioo to ;ei;utu ,: 4 -".. ciu
l-P. .'.ti b. Hi u. tU4. and -.
4V4T J"; aimmirn, fU. .
Jf M;a.net s:.v.u; f.tr t, a-d. 7 7-i
Ot"'. at k-kens. bfi4; t'rvn raia. TO
JtKb T-p welltetm. fltt'; taiT U
d. JiU. He lea w0 all ftrada;
year.inc. best, 4 io; fair gd. 494.V;
Ja4erw Lirawtoek Market.
CIIICA"i. Mar r. t-.o -tlmate1 re
ce.p;. Vket. r.U. Irt. A.'f
Texaa ale-re, 44 7. u-- U sr ar.
II T..o . at-aere anj rojrf. 4x 6s.
btiXrr. J- U ctvl.oa, 4W.g
1 Kl!mate1 reee'pt So Market S
lower. I.'fcf.t eO-(f;-.. n -aed. 1AX.1.'
heavy. : --u7 i r- u u K. U 7 e'.
.!.. I.-,,,, i;t,,4i. pta. ns4;;.
bu k .f . f 7
e-p h-e-, :n ir r-. Market
Bt-atiy. Nat: e. t T . j ft J. M-,f0i a.4 t.
r.i r. 4 1' . T .aoalJ. bti
e Ci .. tt -e-.tnij 'igw
"MIH ! T Cs:t.ef:aer:j U. V
Marke. un- hr eS
1 - K- e:p "V O V-ket. efray o
l-.r li.a . : ti'j; rr.-trj. .
' ".ef'. lV;.)u, a-. ft.uSw.
4 f;.i ; p.
hr.rp Iteo-; t. t O V'lie '4aly. YM
Jlr.a 40 Iis ,o.t : a g v.
K CITY. T2 mf -tteee-a,
1 UrH i'svi). N'. ee-e-a g: .f,;
r.at I a a iiVl i.if m j t, . vf
I1-!'1, v. e. m tr, 4-2 .-.;. --
II e - te e ; - Ul'kt', k t t
I' I U. kk f 'V T tTt '. t a arra an, .
j e I'.e w .: Ma : . a y Mat.
1 tor a it ;t tji '. :Bft.: j ;
. Mteni Mialag ft.rfc.
J"STX. Mar
A-l rulurt . - .
A rt .a . a m a t r d
Af l - m
I , 4 ant.e
( putt 4-eaI
M
f a c ai
d
imifcUii) . , L4
4 .... . l -4
4
j 4 er.ter.n-a
i ppe- Hans .
t . - . .
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M a-a al 1 : d -
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lfcS
' 7 V
'rr-er .
N -f t t H
NKW VrlK. Ma rT ! r qaialtaaa.
lire . S Tadat 'e 4
r "i rva I - k - T . ' 1 f : c f . a
t fun (.- ?; 1 . ., ,?
. Jacket .
WILLIAM D. MCCORMICK
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
F0RTLAND, BAKER CITY 4 BUTTE ELECTRIC R. R. CO.,
h; c. McAllister, fres.,
fcrtlaijd, oregon.
gentlemen :
I note your recent organisation. I an con
fident I can put you in touch with a party ho will
finance your road, either hicself or through the in
vestors he represents. To put you up to the party I
will require a coczaission of one per cent on the asount
you receive for your bond3 and payable as and when you
are paid for your bonds.
Yours vory truly,
Va. D. ItcCorsick.
1324 Real Estate Bldg.,
i'.ay 14th, 1909. '
The above letter shows what we arc doing towards finan
cing this Railroad. Our plan is to obtain the entire Capital
needed to build this Road before construction, and we have
numerous communications like the above from liastern Capi
talists and Trust Companies.
Will you help
make the survey and obtain rights-of-way?
Invest $200 or
by this Company.
PORTLAND, BAKER
303-305
BERRIES AT HIGH PRICES
1 M IT1.Y IKM M.
Isial ealer KttadlrkC CuiaiUn
lc Make Sales lUlIrr I
uitrd Weak.
FKATTI.K. Wash, Way tiipe
rial. -lea l-an rratrs of berries
w e re re. rvr. her tdV. and lhir
wa a demand for threat times that
number rf crate. As a reauit. price
Were beld at a blKh level. All good
l-rrrin sold readily at Z. and bn.
rot even the poorest, wold at lea than
lit The first home-grown berries
rehrd the market today and aoldl at
lis a crate.
The puto market Is not as strong.
Several dealers are having difficulty In
msklng sales at the S4 quotation and
are shadlr.g prices. A drop la predicted
for neat week In some quarter.
Native tomatoes dropped to 0 cents
per pound today. There Is no cauli
flower In the market, tjrrrn goods are
!elers will quote z cents for eggs
next week, and 14 rents for hens. Quits
a fw eggs are carried over, but pou le
try slot k are cleaned up.
Veal is closer cleaned up than It was
last week, but the market la weak.
Kutter Is weak. Flocks are accumu
lating here.
Mt'OTATtONa AT AN 1 atANClsCO.
rrtcow raid for risdset la Cast Aajf Csty
Marketa. "
SAV FRANCISOO, May ::.-Th( follow
tac pciee 1 era qwoi4 a la rodu nr
kat to-day:
imioBt Red. 91411 &
M:i..:uff Uraa. K)M; saeddllncm,
I'otatoe "rs rlrtnkt. 55 J 40;
a'.inws Uurteokk ftoai&4J; ssrawta. (i..4
V MtB-e Holbauai eoeure bra. T g tie;
rar..r. -V1 reea pa. tl Ol 7. a-.rtaa;
tn. w 4x. ivmaloea. lst:i, sajc-pkaat
Pu-ier r'snT amw. 74; crsamsry
ritiCt, ler . fancy 4. r y. ;ic.
Poultry Rooaxvr-a. old, youBg. t 0
15. r tie. er:s . 4ro:erm.
.are Mfl: ra SAe) 7 6- . Ag
I, dofki ;d Ple. your.. t44
I".ca !re. ; . tnr tttfh, 4e
i hf-.Nt. 4jaa Aminra.
I H'isi:
1- M-t U'.n. a,- N l-4:e
II a W heat t:i a :1 U wheat &4 os,
4 ! 4f ;l a.ra.fa 4- 4 V. tH. 1 1 1;.
at f t w . per Shb . . g 4e
rVatta App.ea, fhw. f t . cernmea.
. te.ra " V e 4-i !--. el.
e m nn. e r, a. 91 . cotnmnnt, ( 4Maaaak
4 2 71. I "ea ir Wn !.
1 u p; " "uf : a 44 a. w-kat 1 ?i
rr: 1 . lafif oaa, ; -
la. a bftM t Mt-k eof n t eeaia .
P ' a oea 44 aark. -sa 14 . oats
t r : va . k. (44 WO, woe. 1 J
!.-. r.!etv 44.
ImW f rwH at ew rk.
NKW T4ltK. Mae ra Ktarwtaal apek
Rem fan-,. c4wa. Tt1r. eeiarw.
N" ea.aia 1 o fair. S944
Pre oea4r. wit qat.-n) rft4 rewaa
Jkt'.lS' tvtJrma trwti ara rrasw Sg
Sr f - rrraftt. e jVaj an aca
ApOeal ftrrt4. a4ea. 4Nt 1C. 01r
cftwwa. K S - tar. 11V.
IWe mrm raiaee a-awr. at t taeeav4
f'fwt tw rt i ta Wm 4 a 4s r i 1 1 4
taV Te
w ti.dlOTr. kiv n To
oraret 7 HO T faasr, a) af l
e.a e aa t si-e
.- ea a-w .fla
4 . iv
A a-. a a oa 4at aa. ara . .......
atew
I 47 it
. la- e ..at
4eaa4 Mark-14,
Nftn V'KK. May Tko beiaj
4a ii tb iitw-harrH , km. atttv a let, Jua
., - s to ta. e4.a SNj ai
We 3 , - . l4.-a ai iaTeav. f ; ;a)t .
locally to aid us
in
securing
$1000 in the 8 Engineering Notes authorized
10 discount to quick investors.
WRITIi OR CALL
CITY 8 BUTTE ELECTRIC RAILROAD CO.
Beck Bldg., Portland, Oregon
THE BEST STREET INSURANCE
IS THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT
It lriir afsitt !ut nua tvod trt so-sea.
It insert ajrsinti .l.pjr.rr. r.d failing booea.
It insurr i(uit crack, duaairratjon and ro.Uj rvpatra.
It auorra a aamtary an4 iurb: trect. v
It luairi conxi.cuou. orVmnhip and bftt materiala.
It aur pcrfrrt aalitvfartioii.
ErrULITIUC INSUEAKCE IS SATXST AXD SUB.EST
WARREN COSTRUCTION COMPANY
317 B4?ck Bu;Uiog, TonJand. Or.
DOWNING-HOPKINS CO.
lTlrlL!lttD isax
BROKERS
STOCKS BONDS GRAIN
SMlkl ..4 4Mrtal rr .h ..4 m mmmrmlm.
private Mrts Eooms 201 to
wea aa quiet a uawal tn the arattt of
caMav Tia was quiet at 73 ITse 7V-
rpae remains steady, wtta laak queued at
1 a ia a7 v-tr-ij tic st U;ssik,
casiiaa at 12 ?4913 Tc.
lvd was firm at 4 30 414 40c and rpe; tor
13.4) A TOr.
Oaeen god rrinrrst o OmU
THE HAOIX Xlsy T2. Queen Wll
helmlna. who rs girth to a daughter
April SS. la now fully eon vale eent
Shs was out walking this morning la
ths paJaca ground, acconr.panied by a
bu:4 carrir.g the Prlarssa,
Orrgcrn roimaMrr Named.
XVASIIIf;T4-V. Mae ?? Tbe ten-
Bonds
Investments
CALL. OR WRITE
T. S. McGRATH
al
the money to
2C4, Couch Building
Teleak)s M SJI3
A tTt?
'lr '"nlrmH th. fnllomlna Or-
v.tmst.rs: Cornelius, at tnil
bor. Minor at Brn4 ."d Khrhsrt al
1 !.
HART3IVN &
TII03IPS0N
HANKERS
CHAMPVR OP
CUilULKCK
invito
a
vour
Ron-
era I Daukinp; ac
count. To this
end, t hoy ofT.'r t ho
ntlvantao of re
liable, careful and
modern methotls.
- tir 01 id K.
Steamer Chas. R. Spencer
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I M -t Jr S'wtaa. AMaei 4
ea.ve le- riai-4 a a M . S
r vt . i.i ti fo r - a t -s r-ertaa.
- st a raaaas ataa t.a k-a-
4. -4 ca a As4l 4
COOS BAY LINE
4VO Wiaf lA kAItH
1 . eeay vi 1 ti i 1 $ . a f. at
aa mo Xao Sial Mi
t-. a v taa -t rw- a) kaal f
M S 4r aa a. '.&s Ua4r fr. 4r
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a - a aee v ti r tS4 ate T kieS
aa k.ni oirvaka ar avkswart, e.
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