8
T1TE OREGON" DAILY v J OTJRNAL, V PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1003.
SPRING GRAIN IS :
t , . , ,. , . ZJj
'aiHi ubii mi ii iit a ran 1 ' wv'-'' ' '--
r GROWING RAPIDLYi
LOWERED PRICE
IN FRESH MEATS
Larger Receipts In -All Lines
t.i - . r Ua-I
, wun exception oi veai,
, Causes a General Decline
Hogs Sell Readily,,
C. M. Muecke. a Prominent
Hop Grotoer ot AuroraLMakes
- Estimates of Pacific
... .5lat6Si
14.10; tr!irhr. $150; V.lloj-, S3.MCS-85; gra
dam. toa, f.l.soj Urn, $3.M.
MILLKT1H-8 Ursa,. 822.00 per ties; Slid-
ailiura. fZl.OO; abort. 113. (XI; ebnp. fla.OO.
HAT Timothy, $12 (Xii 14.00; clow, t&OOO
10.00;. UUf,irnla xraln. 117. 50.
.- . Bop. Waol ul Hid.. ' .
HOP 176174 fur lwu2; 10O3 contract,
171 lTUc,
WOOLValley. nw to medium,-lfltflO;
Him, nwlTVjc; Ksstera Oregun, 10416c; Mo
hair, nominal. fl.W.'U
MIIKKI-NKINg Kliearlrur. 1474lBe: abort
rool, 22i-c; nwdiuia wool. Doc; loag wuoi.
Oorftill.4-1 each.
TALLOW l-rlma, per tt. 4C5o; Ne, t 4
-rene. 2fiJ?la&
HIDES Dry hide. No. I. . pound and
up. 14o per lb; lrjr kip. No. 1, 6 to 10 Iba,
lie: dry calf. No. 1. under 6 Iti. 15c: drr
salted, holla and ataga. 1-8 Unm than dry
flint; salted hldee, steer, anond. .90 pound or
ever. Ttgftc; AO to 60 16. 7tHe! under AO lb
and roKn. 67o; tjr and bulla. aoaad. 6c I
kip. aunud. 'In to 80 Iba, 7s; aoand, 10 to
14 ttm. 7c,r calf, aoapd, under 10 lb. 8c; gre
(anaaltedl. la dm lb !: roll. lc oar D)
leas; home hldee. aaltpd. each. S1.2fi.1.75: drr.
earh. 81.00611. 60: colta bides, each. 4f5t)c!
t.aJAijrvJ?Mi.''t -l(Mt t5sp-nisrv -nt
oul oa. each. SJreJSl.OA. ...
TtfTTER Kitra: atici" wojeTfiKfi I flat -Artf -Avanerf,-
WHEAT IS DULL;
A SHADE EASIER
Chicago Speculative Operations
Were Mainly Local and on a
Small ScareCash Good in
Kansas City. ,'
Primary Receipts Continue
luch. Less ( nan .Last Year
orn IsSiigntiy'Higner-
HEAVY SELLING OF
WHEAT YESTERDAY
Traders Think that Some One
Had a Straight Tip on the
Government Report. -
(Special rarmlMloa of Bolton, da Barter ft Oo.)
CHICAGO. Aug. ll.--The liecora-ner-
aid today ay: .
Thar was very heavy selling or wni
yeaterday by tha big lnWraata. ina
ordinary trader aaaumed that It waa
baaed on aoma advance Information In
rorard to tha Washington report This
" f . 1 1 ' - 7 , 1 ; (' at;
Weather of Past Week' Was
txcellent for. Ripening and -
, ; tor Harvest Work. v
rasix ksats Ama xowsb.
, freak meats, bot for the tn
spaoted and the mainapeoted pro--dnota,
are lower, wltk the adranoe
of tha annunet seaaoa.. Baoelyts U
all lines are seary, with tha exoep
tio of raaL , ( ,y r ': i
IMOH Krwb Orcaon, iKaaU'rnriffailWr
CHKKHE Full craani. twin. 14i koenf
Amrriran; IOU IOV.C. - I a....i.i n ...i tji. a. n M. r-.
bna, UiaSr; rooatrra, NiOc per lb; broil- CHICAGO. Aug. 11. Loffan LiOran
4rinc iwr lb: rrrara. l.iMMi- per io: a.ivi.A.
aaraa, suuc wr id: (era. T8 pr 1 laraaja. .i . ... .-.a
i , . . i i - i i inv Hiiaai iiiaiibci vr m m uuia kiiu
woiu.!, umn, Kuioi. I - . I d !....- .f.
. '.A fclump took place In tha frah mmt
". markets on- Front atret today, the
on nee of the decline being attributed
noielr to Tntcii)vanclnK summer season
TleoelDta art aa Vrtile much lararer than
they have) beeji forSvcral months and
, as tha demand is not very brisk there
waa nothing ' le fpr theN commission
men to do than to decline quotations In
' an effort to unload the surplus which Is
. ' fast accumulating. Possible exceptions
to the decline were the quotations on
- - - hogs and veal. Although the receipts of
i nogs are far more liberal than they
were during the latter part of lant week,
. still tha demand now prevailing 1s
uOTr1ently heavy to clean up all of the
good arrivals at the highest ruling quo
tations. .Retailers never seem Jo appear
-, ur;iwi wun (iia; amvais or veai and
all receipts are eagerly picked up. The
, quotationa on tha Inspected meats are
likewise lower. .
" ' Snr Beady to Khuap.
, i Too heavy receipts of stock In the egg
. .market has caused a weaker tone to pre
vail aiong tne street and stocks are ac
( cumulating faster than for aomo prevl-
ona wci-ks. xne large receipt of East
' rni stock Into tbeloca! markets knocked
.,th bottom out of all prevailing prices,
and as Eastern stock was not of the
- very Deer quality, the sale of all eggs
..... ,Jias been materially reduced as a result
. -of tha housewives' timidity. Quotations
,for the strictly fresh local eggs are
standing quite weak today at ?0 cents a
. -, dosen.
Poultry Oom rower.
n Although the demand for old hens Is
aa acute aa ever, other stocks in the
poultry market are , weaker and ao
cumulatlona of young sprlnga are grow
ing too large. Retailers will not pay the
Prevailing high pricee for stocks and a
consequent reduction , was tnada In all
lists today.
.' v Watermelons la Plenty.
Tha public seeihs to have sickened of
uiciuno, ior m last few cars of
. posed of aa the preceding ones. Today
was the Danner car day of , tha present
season, six cars of melons arriving, t The
markets. are ; hMvtiv iin.j.j
'"" fiitca are ijxeiy to prevail.
" "larrestlnr trader Way. '
' operations, both In the
m eastern Oregon, are well
unaer.way y this Una, and the show
. ing made Is not quite so bad as has been
anticipated. Some small shipments of
,t vauiy ;raae nave peen received by the
; smaller millers up the country. , Tha
" excellent quality, and the
grain Is fine and plump.; Borne of the
better grades averaged 40 bushela to the
acre, with the excentlon f h .in.i.
car of No. i bluestem. no shipments of
M uregon wheat have been
received In this city during the present
season. It is expected, 'however, that
, i.hhih win oe rar enough along In
about two weeks for tha shipments to
. begin In a steady stream. Although
there was no change In quotations to
day, higher prices are being offered ud
the country for old stocks. . -
SCnaelta on Bops.
., "Th ""Pyrds now have plenty of
: lice," says Q. AL Jtfuecke, a prominent
grower of Aurora, "and if ' the weather
rrorn this jlime forth keeps nufflclently
. warm, oonditlons-may turn out fairly
well, but If. on the other hand, we have
a continuance of the cool-weather well
all the crops will be ruined.
Termia la tha Hop.
, "The vermin are already in the hop.
and It Is now up to the weather as to
; whether we shall have a fair crop or a
failure. The yards are all looking very
uu mi my locality, ana it has been many
years since conditions were as they are
, t preaent. It does not make a cent of
airrerence to m- whthr hops aria quot
ed one way or the other.
Hop Yield of tha Ooast.
"According to late Information re
ceived, I place the hop yield of the three
. , Coftst states during the coming season
- at the following:
California. 20 per cent short of last
season, or 45.000 bales. .. '
Oregon, with her increased acreage,
89.000 bales. Whether the hops will be
, ful of vermin is another question. -
Washington will have more hops than
Jast year. The yield during the preced-
Ing season was 8S.000 bales while the es
timate for this -season will give the
r tate 35,000 bales.j. Increased acreage
and fair growth are the causes of the
- increase.
' The yield In New York Btate-Js quite
-hard to predict nt this time but the av
erage, estimate stands at about 60,000
.v. bales.
, local Market Shows Strength.
" k -The local hop market is showing con-
. slderable strength and nil dealers are
anxious to buy the few remaining bales
,of l02's. Prices are advancing and
from present Indications quotations will
again reach the 20 cent mark before the
season for the old stocks close.
Duke's Mixture tobacco has been ad
vanced 1 cent a pound by the American
Tobacco Company. The new quotations
take effect at once.
. Tomatoes are scarcer and ruling
' pneea are nigner. crawrords from Cal
1 Ifomla arrived In small lot today.
, Batter Market Is Pair.
' The creamery butter market Is fair
and stocks are not accumulating an fast
: as they were several weeks ago. Store
.'and dafry are weak, the demand for
shipping , stock being off at this time.
, Trices la the butter marktt are un-
changed. .. i .
Today'a quotations, aa revised, are as
follows:- t
Fnlts and Vegetable,
POTATOES Newt 75Q80C; tmera' price.
wc.
ONfONS California sllTeriklo, f 1.25; garlic,
I'KKSH rRUITS Apple! fancy Orafoa. f 1.00
Wl.oo; new California. 11.00 per bni: orantre.
- ,.inriM fiw ' M i Wnn.r. ... h
aweets, $3.(io; bananas, fte lb; hurkcllerrlr,
ISMiC per lb: ancieota. POc per crate: lriuona.
rbiiice. 83.00; fancy. 84.0U(tr.nO; limn.. Weil-
ran, We er lou; peacbea, oo(7ac; ptueapplea.
were mainly local and on a small seal.
Kansas City reports an active demand
for cash wheat and 'St.. Louis says the
cash market Is rather dull. Export oe
mand Is still small. Primary receipts
continue very much less than last year.
The Southwestern reports country offer-
ngs below expectations. To produce
thla result. It estimates an Increase In
acreage of 8,600,000 which Is absurd.
f.i.5oM.io; .' buck, ii.tw; whit.-i.Kii m.n r..i
1.25; pluina, i((t50c;, cantelnnppa. l.oO1.75 Eltner creage was too small last
per doc.; Oregon nutmesa, 822i(.t J.50 per crate)
watermeiona. 75ci(l.iiu, per-cwt: pears, 76cr
si.oo rn-r box nectarine. Mir per boii.srane. si
tri.wii crbpple,,7ac bair Doxea; Doxes, ti.w
ti.wr v
year or too great thla year. Last year's
crop has been practically all consumed.
The London Statistic estimates the Eu
ropean requirements of 10,000,000 buah
VKiiETABLF.jC-Turnip. fi.oo aackt carrot. I els per week for the current year andj
81.38; beeta, 8129 per aaci: rdiab 12M4 1 says that tha consumption has been
SiA "liFSL 11J.BL tr"y Increased. These cond Itlons
tore. bead. Ac nar (V: rreen Depper. 2oe lb;
bnreeredlah.. He lb; celery. 81-00 per do; beana,
84c Ibi srr
eo7TDC nox; par-
trlr.x, yellow
rhubarb. He lb: torn tor.
enlp. II. 75; pea, Sttic; cucumber. 5037Ac
per box; corn, 10c per doc; egiplant, 10c lb;
batter been. lOe lb.
UKIF.K rKI ITM Applea, eeaponted. sot
o; peacnr. oico id.
i hlacx. C
pitted. BfJ
, - (By Bdwartf A. BmOk)
Tha weather during tha past week
was excellent for ripening spring grain
and for harvest work, , Tha hay crop
has been secured Jn fine condition,, and
tha yields are generally reported satis
factory. Pastures are turning brown and
feed on tha ranges is getting ahort
Stock In general contlnuea In good con
dition, but In v the dairy dlArlots tha
supply of milk is diminishing, due to the
shortage In green feed and becausa the
flies have become unusually numerous
and troublesome. In portlona of the
Wirthf-Wr
l. i t u.t .u. e.a..M Im Ant in nun intr uui r- - n viwtvb iiviub. ,-
whaa arin T week, the" BarUett- though so far they hv8 don. J.ut.HtUa
rrasier-CatTlngtonSPattereomWTam.
-ThraW.aa..Wea. Jher,.was mora or lVV? 5Jl "f JUSlI;
less of it for tha Walt street following -etMna-of - thUU,..uad-reports
Le"D";.i- l-l'hi: 7r.d. hl In Tom tha harvest fields are unanimous
mind tha crp report Twhlch. waa so Kttoi g"'
i a t ,. ie nt tha mar-1 Dul nariy everywhere tha yields ar I
i;t there was the Idea there was a good
deal of selling by tha Armour people U , flM croP- nd r J,w"
through the commission people. After ""T,"?' "i "i ' - -
it.. . out there n maas excellent progress our-
I!?. .rrer-nr.- Tnl whrthw H ,n the week; it is npw taaaellng In tha
was a dlfferencs of opinion wnetner iiL,,,,,,,,.., v.n.. .Ua i- aniZJZ .
y ajf i g t fcJxi Oh 'iki 1ajJtj.ifcHi'T i JaiiTsi Jajfk-i JBy1w(sat4kJkvJI
The Kind You Ilavo Always Bpoirht, and which has beca c'
in uso ior over ay years, has Dome thq sitrnatnre of
' - ana lias Deen mado tinder his per-
yTAA - ,onaI aPervl8,on 'nce Its Infancy, I
'AifZi Allow nn nnn tn (1maI va in
' w- m w M Vs AeVa 111! fP8J
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Jast-as-ffoodare but '
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants And Children Experience against Eipcrlment.
was a buying or a selling document
'" 0B. Ik. .... ... 11
It made the winter wheat crop as f 7 ' ,-'Z7 "r .w"
but H IndlcaUd a spring wheat "op of I "PJ backward ''which'condTtlOM
120.000.000 buahels. almost 40,000.000 .li.ifwf C'l
bushels under last year's. The winter --" .l" '"'l I
and spring wheat figure. trUl: ma I
rants, blackberries " and .huckleberries.
I .il. M A r m a , ...
T ... ii,.-. ...,h'i ..(. ., . frae-l"r" '"""" rrurws aunng ine past
Last night, "curb price wa a xrao-i,- A . ... . i
tion higher on wheat - I th. . ... w,
iuui no. "-k-- - i fha vialila will fall arearlv helnw i- aa.
In corn a. in wheat-aelllng by th. W ltlnMtm mad( , t, A
interests. 'mere Waa aiBO in same m- I nlea althniia-h uneven imill.n. Al- I
...l . i K.. thai ' - - ' I
::"r"""w.'i' rr . ;t: th. crop o pibawy . a
iimuij" - fairly good one, ,
'Castoria 1 a harmless substitute for Castor OIU Fare
gortcrDnps and roohln4r Syrupy
: ntams-neither-)piump-orphlne nor .-otfco: Karcotia
v eunstance, iu agre is Its gruarantce. - It destroys ,Wornia v
and allays Feverlshness. , It cures Diarrhoea and Wind '
Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation
ana iiatuiency. . It assimilates the Food, regulates the
? , fitomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.' - j . '
i- -. -
CCNUirJE
000,000 bushels. Indicating., yield of I
40,000,000 buahels under last year.
C ASTO R I A a uvayo
n; apricots, 7Utflue lb: pe
pear. 8c lb: prune. Italian. V
rrencb. JtUtl-lUe lb: .An. Callfnrnl
tiVke; do. vhlte, 7Vtaio.n): plnm.
set raiua, memoto, ri
area to eaae. U-e nl
T(ic: Ioom Muacatrflea, 80-tb box. OttttTHfl
id; Lenooa layer. il.75QZ.ou.
government report! would be compara
tively bearish. There waa selling by the
Patten Interest and by tha Cudahy
house and by tha Southweatern firms. It
waa estimated that about S.flOO.flOO
make ua feel strong on wheat and we
Teen. 4HJ5c lb; J advise Its purchase on weak spots.
Cora a Shade Advanced.
Th. corn market waa rather Arm and
a ahade higher. The crop wa. three
week, late on the flrat of July and had
regained no loat time. From aome or bushels of corn waa put out by three
the best appearing sections th. reports or fout big speculative groups. Th.
v."" """'v ,?'": '"i'l"T 1 coming tnat tne corn aoe. not ear. enect was to weaxen tne manei, ai-
VrJsIS X-V i"J3.?rTi rni" Temperatures are abnormally low, when though th. weather was considered tin
ine reverse IB nwueu. jicceiyi are muu- i pniiitiuu inu aunoufii rivme vvi
erate and demand fair. There is noth
ing urgent In the cash situation but on
the present condition of the crop It
looks as though It would require pretty
nearly a miracle to get 2,000,000,000
bushels out of It W. advfse buying
com on the breaks.
Oat. Higher Provisions Unchanged. .
The oats market was a shade higher
and firm. Receipts are moderate. There
are a few strong local bulls under the
price but general speculative operations
are a little bit slow.
The provision market is unchanged.
Packers are about the only buyers and three state's 147.000.000 bushels, com- "P
they refuse to sustain tha prices. Out- pared with 184,000.000 bushels last year. .,
sine pacxers are disposed to ma rice t it est mated Minnesota Jl.4im.nnn
their stuff but experience difficulty in bushels. North Dakota st 45.100 000
getting storage room. Receipts of hogs bushels snd South Dakota, at 11 lnA nnn
continue large and the demand poor. We bushels.
see nothing to make higher prices. .Th, circumstance that Impressed ra
Closing1 Wheat Quotation.. b. Pierce, "waa that the Northwestern
XJverpool Cotton.
LONDON, Aug. 11. 2 p. ra. Cotton
future, are quiet at t to 4 point. ad-
vanoe. Th. New York masket today
win naraiy snow any important develop
ments unless under th. aggressive tac
tics by the larger operator
Hie Kind Yon Have Always Bought
In Use For Over. 30 Year.
t ejus- waa. aaw run err.
Mats, Eta.
StTOAR "flack haala:" Cuba. 8K.S7U: Bow-
dcred. 85.72V : drr annulate. S5.62Vt: extra
C, 83.12$; Uuldea C. 85.024j; barrel. 10c; H
oarreia. zac; Duxe. one turanc a aac oasia.
leaa Sbe pot cwt for eab, IS da; napl. 14i
or id.
HONRT 14Ue ner frame
COFFEE flrxi Mncha. 21 i2Ac! lara. fanCT.
2ie.l2c; Java. - rood. 20Q25c; Jara, ordinary,
lHftZOc;- Coat. Ktca. fancr, lHG20et Coats
Klc. food. 16i31V: Coat Ulc. ordinarr. 10J
Open.
Wheat-
sept. .$ .AO
.015
12f per lb: t'olut.t.la roaat. 2I0.K1: Arbuckle7.
811. 1.1 Hat: l.lon. 111.13 lrt; Cordo, $11.13.
TKA8-0oloiir. different Kradea. 2fttl5ei
onnpowder. WQKWVx-. Enallah Breakraet.
different trade. lKViiteSe: Solder Leg, an-
colored Japan, 8061 60c i arte a 7pa, vrr
acarce, 80teoe.
HALT Bale. 2a. 8. 4. ft. 10. 82.10: tin
-taanie. aalrr, oo. sue; lOOa. 74c: imooeteq ui
ernooi. ooa. -.oc: 100a. 8Hc: ZZ4. II. BO.
I.T Vara half a-manil 100. Bar- ton.
$14.00; ROa, per ton. 814.50: LWerpool. lorop,
rock. $23.00 per ton; 60-ib rock. $14.00; 100a,
tia.an.
tiRAIN BAOS Calcutta, $3.7BQ.00 pw it
i or auirnaT oenrerr.
nivr. imiieriai Japan, no. i. oae; no. .
He: New Orleana head, He.
SALMON Columbia Hirer. 1-Ib tnlla. 81.70
lb tnlla. 82.40: fancr 1.1b Rata. 81.85: H-lb
rancT uata. HI. 10: faner l ib oral. 32.0": Alaata
tall, ptnk. 80c: red. 81.80: 2-lb tall. 82.00.
i ii a u uiu laae. cm par -U lania; niiir
ioiB. ir.o nnn. JO'.C. wnnaen, jnc; ijvau
llfftit, eaae. 34c, Iron bbl. 17Hc; xnaollu. lro
Doia. z-.-c. caaea, xhuc.
LINSEED OIL pur raw. In bhla, 44e; gena
Ine kettle, boiled, ce 61c; bbl 46c; par raw.
In eaae. 40c: sennlne kettle. In case. Bftc.
i?Kivir.i,-K 03 de ce Vic. Iron bbl lOHe.
uaauuiHiirw - oes
22c.
TURPENTINE Id ce 70c. wood bbl
80 He Iron bbl 07c, 10-lb eaae lota 72e.
BEANS Small white 4ti4He. larse wblt
1.854.00, pink I3.76WJ.PU. bayoa $4.75. Uoia
$5.0n.
NUTS Peanut, 6Q7e Iter Tb for raw. 8O10c
for roaated- cocoannta. 88f?H)0e per do; wal
nut. 14Ul5c per lb; pin nut. 10o)12H
per lb: hickory not. 18c per Ib; ebeatnut.
Rtern. 15(3 1c ner Ib: Brnxll nut, ldo per
lb; Albert. in?M0c per Th: fancy pecan. 14H
15c per lb; almond. 14Q15c per 0k.
Meat and Provisions,
FBE8H MEATS Inapeeted: Beef, prime,
8c; vowa, 6f5ttc; nintton, drewed, B(i5Hc;
lamb, droned. 8r.
KUERH MK ATS Front afreet Beef, prime.
6c; bull. ape: cow. 55e: pork, 7Q
Hit; . real, TfcWSe; mutton, drewed, 6c;
Utnh. rireaaed. 6c. '
HAMS. UACON. KTr. Port'and mck (local!
hams, W to 14 lb., 16c; 14 to 16 lb., 15Hc;
breakfist bacon. 15V.(320c: nlcnlc. lOVfcc:
sited aldca,. HHc lb;, smoked side. 12e;
nrr sairea nscxs, Damn naexs, 1214c;
Buta,'lted. 9i4e: amoked. lOc tb.
KASTEKV-PACKkn HAMS Under 14 Tha.
10c; over 14 Iba. 16c; fancy. 1518Hc; pic
nic, lie; anouiaere, lie; dry as 1 ted aide.
mismoked, 1.1 4c; , breakftat bacon, 16Qlc;
lancy, .
LOCAL LA RD Kettle leaf. in. 10T4e: 6.
11c;. CO-lb tins, lOftc; iteam rendered, 10a,
otic; o, ivKC, (Km, 1UC.
LA
advice, were generally bullish.
The government report proved In fact
a bearish document. No one expected
the decline In condition for August could
be less than a point. Private advice.
had all claimed deterioration. The pub- Dec. . .8014
llnhed refiort ue-reatlna' a vlelrt nf Corn
2.047.000.000 bushel Indicate! nrettv 5P-
plainly that aome one had guessed the fetL.
government figures closely In advance. Sept. . .84
The best wheat prices yesterday were I- . -3
made on the estimate of the Commercial J.7 ,,
West, on the three Northwestern spring m 04 18.10
wheat states. It made the total for the Lard
8.07
lbs-
Sept. . 8.00,
May 04 7.00
Sang f Chios- Market.
(Special PermlMloa of Bolton, d Rarter A Ca.l
CHICAGO. Aof. 11 The market ranaed to-
oay a ioiioatm;
ft
High. Low. Close.
I .80 $ .T9 .80 A
.80Jb .80 .804
.52(4 .B2HB
.62 H .61 .62(4
.84(4 .84(4 A
.8814 .85(4 .88
18.48 18.28 18.87
13.10 18.10 12. 10
8.12 8.06 8.07
8.00 7.82 ' 8.02
7.02 , 7.00 7. 00 B
FraaoUoo 8tck.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.
Spring Valley Water
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11
Ing grain quotationa in the varloua clt
ies today were:
Milwaukee Wheat September, 7
80c Corn September, 82 He.
New York Wheat September, 864c.
St. Louis Wheat September, 72 54c
bid.
Kansas City Wheat September.
6814 c.
San Francisco 11:80 a. m. Wheat
28We. iron bbl December, 1.464. Barley December.
11.04.
11.-11:80 a. m.
Bid. Asked.
....... "
Ran Francisco Gaa and Electric ...65
rHAtM HAUL
in cioB- i ninioi win onering no spring wneaT to I nan oi l aurornia .oia
arrive. usually at thla time of the
year there are a good many who are
anxioua to sell their wheat to arrive.
Mutual Savins
(llant Powder . .
Vlxorlt
Han
but this season there is none of that Hawaiian
..loo
... 0M4
O
...112
81(4
07
660
going on.'
METAL QUOTATIONS
Hutch
Makawell Sugar.
Alaska packer
Oceanic
.125
00
.5
210
46
...
24
.143(4 148
8 7(4
NEW YORK STOCKS
DESCRIPTION.
Anaconda Mlnlns Co.
Anial. Copper Co
Atrhlaon. common
do preferred
88(4
30(4
Ii
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. Silver New
York, 64cr bar, London, steady, at
26 6-18. decline of 1-16.
Lead is steady with spot at $4.20; I jan
August, $4.12 V4. Feb.
Copper is quiet with lake at I1S.12H
asked. bVp?.'-
utieciro, i.u bbkbo. I (let.
Castings, $12.76 asked.
Tin Is easy with spot at $28.60 and
$28.66; August 22 and $28.26; Septem
ber, $27.60 and $27.80.
Hew Yrk Cotton.
(Special Permlaaloa of Bolton, de Barter A Co.)
ii. iiitoa tuaay rangea
NEW YORK. Aux,
follow:
Open. Hlh. Low. Close.
.....$88 $8.74 $0.83 $0.721373
9.0. 0.72 .0 .70ijt72
S.70 0.72 ..OO .727
11.80 12.00 11.60 ll.tlJ12
10.47 10.85 10.47 10.820J83
9.89 8.9T 9.K5
9.71 , 9.72 9..M 9.72'aT3
9.87 9.72 9.08 9.71((2
Nov.
Pec.
I
ASTORIA SHIPPING
40(4
EASTERN
IRI Kettle leaf. 10-lb tin.
11 V; 5a, ll4c; 60-tb tlna, !lc; ateam rend
ered, 10a. 10c: C. 10c: 60. lOUc.
Abore cacklnc bona, tirlce sr. net cash. 18
oaja.
FISH Rock cod. 7c; flounders. 6c: hslthnt.
nc: ung cod, 7c; crabs, fi.no do; rnsor els ma,
H fliic per do.; atrlped bass. )2(4c: salmon,
rnuiooK, ic; summer ateeinesiis, nc; numpiwcxa,
5c; soles, 8c; alirlmps, Puget Sound, 15c; cat
fish, 0c; sliver smelt, 5c 10.
Henry Clews a Bear. , -
CHICAGO, Aug. 11. Henry Clews said
yesterday: "I have been a bear on the
market for 10 months but I think
prices are scraping on the bottom and
that the decline is nearly over. What
we want is cash buying, not buying on
margins. When that comes In we will
have a scarcity of stocks and the market
will become strong." Whlje Mr. Clews
was talking J. K. Rosenburg Interrupted
and said: "I have bought 4,100 sharea
of stock this month direct from London
orders and they will "be paid for and
taken away." People who know J7 R.
Keone and his - methods don't believe
that he is heavily short of the market
and it would be quite contrary to his
well known method to allow himself
to be caught on the bear side after such
a serious decline. -
Chloago Cash Business,
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.--Cash business
here yesterday was 300.000 bushels of
No. 2 yellow corn and 226,000 bushels
of standard oats. The seaboard re
ported 100,000 bushels of wheat sold for
export
' , rOtTXAHS WH0IZ8AXE rRtCES.
' ' rata, near sad Fd.
, VTOKAT New WUa Walla. 7cJ blaeitenu
Te; Vslley, ftp,
BAH LET Feed, 819.S0; Tolled. 820.5032100.
l?4tTt(?' WhU' CT6Of g"y.
I'Ull Haaiers Oregoat Patent, I3.9SCJ
Chicago Hog Stendy.
CHICAGO. Atlg. 11. Receipts of llrestoek in
ino pniicipui pnckina; centers or tne country to-
sy were:
' HojrH, Cattle. Sheen.
Chicago ...... .!.... .12.000 J--4.otW 18,00
Kansaa vitr -...;. .. t.iski jjj.ooo - 3,000
Omoba 7.5O0 4.HO0 7,0110
noes.openeo areaay witn H.uop left orer from
rwteraay. ueceipis rear afro were 18.000.
Ruling hop price are: Mixed. f5,305.75;
Ukm1, $5.40g5.70; rough, 85.155.35; "light,
$8.4(&5.W. , . "
Cattle Slow.
Sheep 10 to 15 eont lower.
Am. C. A Foundry, eoja
OO prererred SS
Am. Sugar, common ... 111
Am. Smult., common ...I 42
do preforrd .1 H8
Baltimore A 0.,- com.... 784
- ao . prererrea 1 ns
Brooklyn R. Transit ... 40(4
Canadian Pacific, com ..124(4
Chi. A Alton, common ..( 19(4
ao prererrea ex
Chi. A 'Jreat Weat, com. 144
Cbl. Mil. A St. Paul ,.13544
nil. a nortnwfst., com. 167
( hi. Terminal 'Railway. 8U
Cheaape-ke A Ohio ....) 20(4
i nnaua noatnern o
Col. Fuel A Iron, com .. 43
Colorado South., com. ., 12
do (econd pfd 12(4
do first pfd 45(4
Del. A Hudson 151
Del., Lack. A Weat I
Itenrer A Rio G., com.. 21(4
ao prererrea I 7V4
Erie, common I 23(4
ao econa nil I. . .
do first pfd 64
Illinois Central 12SV4
Loui. nasnviue ..... w
Met. Traction Co 110(4
Manhattan Elerated l.Wk,
Mexican Cen. Railway . 13
Minn., St. P. A Ste. II.. 44(4
do preferred 123
Missouri Pacific mvt
no., Kan. -rex, com.) i
do preferred 37(4
New York Central 1118.
Nor. A Western, com... 5!H
do preferred 84(4
North American 71
N. Y.. Ontario A West. 204
Pennsrlranla Railway ".t4l-2oi,
People' ).. u. v. Co. J
iTesed S. Car, common..! 35(4
ao prererrea 7a
Pacific M. Stenm. Co .
Reading, common . .
do second preferred
do flrat preferred.
Republic I. A 8., com
do- prererrea . . . ; .
Rock Island, common
do preferred . .
Southern Pacific, com
do preferred
Southern Pacific
St. L. A S.W., com .
do preferred
Texas A Paetflc
Tenn. Coal A Iron ...
Toledo, S. L. A W. com.-)
Union Purine, common
do preferred . . aav- - - 15
I'. 8. Leather, coinbyn. 7
do preferred 70
II. 8. Rubber, common . . . . ; .
V. 8. Steele Co., com.. 21(4
do preferred 68(4
Wheeling u L. E., com. .....
1 do secind pfd I
do flrat pfd
Wl. Central, common .. 17
do preferred 584
Weat. JJnlnn Telegraph.. 82
Wabaahj common 19(4
do preferred 814
Money 1 per cent
Sale 518.00(1.
65(4 60.
U 87(4
BOJi 81
l.864T
18
i
20(4
18
72H
41 y.
13(4
20 4
21
R4(4
88
1114
4Z
88(4
794
80(4
41(4
ia
it
144
138(4
108
10
24
6 74
43
12(4
19
45
154 I
22
74
25(4
844
101(4
llltt
i.ii
14
48
123(4
88(4
17(4
88
110
85
72(4
121V
92V4
8T
78(4
48
'80
11(4
214
68
19(4
811 .
42
1V
XI
2214
18
drain Xast of Bocki.
CHICAQO, Aug. ll.-Bradstreet's de
tail report of grains shows: East of
the Rockies,, increase or 62,000 bushels;
Europe and .float, decrease of 8.000.000
bushels'; net, decrease of 2,848,000 bush
els; corn, decrease of 602.000 bushels;
oats, increase of 789,000 bushels.
Chicago Cash Wheat
CHICAGO. ' Aug. 11. Noon. No.
red. wheat-804 81c. r
- . 1 " j' 1 1 " ' ' ' -l
. . arfrrd Stock Oaaaad Ooooa.
o.AUea Lewis' Best firand. .
I 6!(4 67
T(4
75
'21
3
82
20 Vi
82(41
08H
644
844
ao
85
109
41V,
88
78Vi
80
89(4
122 V,
01 Vi
14
134(4
1064
20
68
42(J
!2
18V1
45V!
101
2174
73Vj
234
'6814
128(4
99 Vt
110
138(4
123
8774
374
00
84
20 vi
laov.
91
86
78
'46
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10
61
2u(4
5774
70
41
13 I
2574!
3474
10
68-4
84
7
74
21
6874
6874
40
664
8674
81
8674
1117k
41
88
704
86(4
41
12174
10
6174
141
1361
158(4
JO
29
68
4274
12
19
46
1168
2174
73
2574
1474
64
IW'A
I0174
111
12074
"74
45
12274
89
177i
87
118
6074
85
72 '4
2074
121
ft.
78
)
484
667,
7974
1074
61
2174
6874
1874
7974
42
13
26
127
8674
18
70
84
T '
7574
8V,
21
67
24
44
.16
Copper Sbowad Better.
BOSTON. Aug. II. Th. Whole copper
market continued to .how better buying
prices than Belling today. It looks a. If
ASTORIA, Or.. Aug. 11. Th. steamer
George W. Elder has .ailed for Ban
Francisco. "
The Alliance cam. In yesterday .van-
NO W IS THE TIME
While you family Is away enjoying their vacation,
to have your home wired and eqtiipped with
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, so as to be prepared for lbs
long Winter nights.
REMEMBER, WE ONLY CHARGE
YOU FOR WHAT YOU USE...-
Portland General Electric
1 SKV.WTH AND ALDER STRUTS
I
Co.
the worst were over and price, would J Ing from San Francisco, via Coo. Bay.
work higher. Copper hadj a strong rally
on the London market today. If It oon-
tlnues to advance, price, will b. higher
In the domestic market
If w York Summary.
9 NEW YORK. Aug. ll. Canadian Pa
clflo common today makes It. semi-annual
dividend of 8 per cent. Th. gov
ernment report wa. favorable on corn.
Estimated crop, 2,246,000,000 bushels;
condition, 78.7, against 78.4 In July.
Spring wheat is disappointing. Crop,
239,872,000 bushels; condition, 77.1,
against 82. S in July. Sixty-seven roads
for June show an average net Increase
of 8.37.
STEAMERS COLLIDED.
k t Journal Special Servlca)
NORFOLK. Aug. 11. The govern
ment steamer Daisy, used a. a ferry be
tween Norfolk, and the Navy Yard waa
' today run down and cut In two by the
fishing steamer Pencomoke. The crew
of the sunken steamer waa rescued.
HURT BY STREET, CAR
Caspar Fumberger, employed on Fish-
Chicago reports some falling! er'a milk ranch, near Columbia Slough,
off In grain receipts by the Western
roads but the general business Is as
large aa the lines can handle. There Is
a good demand for stock. In the loan
crowd below money rates. Canadian Pa
cific la more 'plentiful flat There 1. no
confirmation of rumored new stock Is
sued by St ' Paul. Call money Is ex
pected to .work harder. The: reported
waa Injured at 12:80 o'clock today while
attempting to rid. hi. bicycle between
two street car. at First and Salmon
streets. The rider was thrown to th
ground where, badly bruised and bleed-;
ing from a number of .mall cut., he
was picked up by the train crew, who
gave him every attention. Tney Dacaed
the Mount Tabor car to th. nearest
BEST FULL, RUBBER HEELS
1
MEN'S SEWED OAK SOLES
40c
Put
On
While
You
Wait
Goodyear Shoe Repair Co.
Alder St.
and 4th
Purchase of th. Great Western hv drug .tore, where Fumberger wa. cared
lor until tne arrival 01 ymcer jrnce ami
the patrol wagon. -Later th. Injured
man'a brother took him to th. former'.
home at 690 Hood atreet,
larger Interests la denied. The .pro
duction of anthracite- continues very)
large. Forty-one roads in the fourth
week of July show an average' gross In
crease of 12.(1; 1) industrials advance
.68; 20 active railroads advance 1.09 per
cent- 1
rrefemd Stock Oaaaad Oooda.
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
10
3574
SIH 8174
10V.I 19U I
Ztooal (took Beoeipt.
PORTLAND UNION STOCKYARDS,
Aug. 11. Receipts of livestock at the
local yards today consisted of 180 hogs.
62 cattle and 190 sheep. Cattle and
sheep are " lower and hogs are holding
their own. - Ruling prices are as follows:
Cattle Best, '$3.763.85; , medium.
$3.60. . - - V '.. 1 '.
Jlogs Best. Hc; medium, 8T4c. 1
fiheep-f2V43.
4 -r Ti.?s
- Clearing Hons. Bepert. v..
Th. report of the Portland clearing
house yesterday waa as follows; -
Exchange. : .1785,068.47
Balance 88.914.44
American. Stock, in Iroadon.
LONDON, Aug. 11. 2 p. m. Ana
conda Copper advanced 2 74 ; Atchison de
clined. ; Baltimore; V Ohio, advanced
V, ; Canadian Pacific advanced 74 ;
Chesapeake ft onio advanced ; Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul advanced
U; Denver & Rto Grande preferred ad
vanced 74; Erie declined, 74, first pre
ferred advanced 74; Illinois Central ad
vanced ; Louisville A Nashville ad
vanced 74; Mexican Central declined 74;
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas advanced 74;
Mexican National unchanged; New York
Central advanced 74 : Ontario A Western
declined 74; Norfolk A Western declined
74: Pennsylvania advanced l! Reading
aavancea 74. nrst preferred advanced 74;
Southern ' Pacific declined - r RAHtheen
Railway preferred unchanged; Union
Pacific unchanged, preferred declined
74. Consols advanced 74. . , l
Private Elevator Stocks.
CHICAGO. Aug. 11. Private elevator
stocks show: .
Wheat. 2.660,000 bushels. Increase of
143,000 bushels. , ' '
Corn. 2,687.000 bushels, a decrease of
607.000 bushels. -
Oats. 1, 886.000 bushela, an Increase of
727,000 bushels. - v-.-.
Close of Z,lrwpool arala. .s
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11. Close Wheat
September, 8-674. unchanged; Decem
ber. 6-6T4,. 74 higher.
Corp September. 4-6 . , lower, J ;
,;'- Bradstraet'g Orals B4rport, -'
CHICAGO. -Aug. 11. Bradatreet'a r.
port for- today show. wheat decreased
2,900,000 buahela. :
WE CURB MEN!
POULTRY NETTING" ...Wholesale RctaU.M
Wire and Iron Fencing
Bank and Office Railings
BAXBEB WTEB, WTJtB r , Jj..
axs ZaAWB ravenra I..." iri
PMilldJroiiMs
MANUFACTURERS ' "
ICS Ii THIRD, COR. FLANDERS.
t. U CAXOOTT. V. B.
TOBTBACTE1) ' l)IWEBaa,';-t4
very eoBtrteted glaeaae la attrad.
' by grav .infer that Dotlilng jeas
tbaa a tbsrouca and ahaolnt nr ea
re more. To take evea the sllfbtest
cbsoe to SOCB esse to iDrlt. 11 fa.
long misery. Man oo not res 11 a life
a they ataodld. A parti cor Is fol-
, lowed by a ehroole aUc. wlta sll its
horror, tb asa a, though , the dls-
h. aet twea treated at all. We
win
posttiTsJy
not dismiss a patient
anrll every poaalMUty of relao. I r-;
Bo4L Br ear aystem of treatment
very aw tie t la onBdly eoreoV. a4
B4e a free from dice talot aa he
ss before th aUaMwt ra eontra eted. '
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a w. nowuis, nrr.
The Imperial Hotel
PORTLAND,
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-' ...European Plan Ony. ,
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WISE BROS., Dentists
, THE MERIT OF OUR
,u. -: -i.. " ''i r..- :,
Dental Work
ia unquestioned. '. W. please th. . most
exacting. Remember we extract or All
teeth without pain. kvery operation
fullv warranted.' . Natural, looklnr arti
ficial teeth, n& Perfect fit guaranteed.
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