The Oregon daily journal., May 12, 1905, EXTRA, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON
DAILY JOURNAL. PC-RTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING.
MAY 12. 1805. 1 .';r
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TODAY'S
-ALL- PRICES RULE
STRAWBERRIES
Receipts of California Stocks Are
-Very Heavy Rains Cause
luch Damage, r I
EGG MARKET IS DULU 1.
BUTSHOWS NO CHANGE
First Logan Berries In .Market--,'.
Carifornia.Onions Down
Potatoes Fair.
front Street,- May- 1S.The -erlnelpsl features
Jl m rorll.iul . hl..l. m.rn.l. i.may are
viral allver smelt sre Id..
- Strewberrlee sell st all prices,
lt:rirM ira - itull hn. -,. si
. I'oultry aisrkot weak lout unchanged.
' Cherrlee finding better sale. '
r Car oranges -arrives In today. "
Kuiall ..styiunf illy of jchlltlilJlMk
(allforul en loin are-going town.
' I'otatoea are not weaker.
- Florida, tomatoes are lower."
1'lret loganberries sre la market.
Shad receipts sligbtly heavier. . ..'.,.
Run eg salmon continue small.
Strength shown In besir market.
Aeparagua allll an scares list. - i
Oregon, peat show baiter supply.. .
Strawberries Sail at All Prices.
J -. lteeehrts tf etiewtierTles-from-Csnfurni are
allll Tory heavy. The sunpltee ara (ar ahead
of (ha drmaud now pievslling. Hecent a tortus
there Lara eauaed tha berrlea to arrive In a
' very soft condition, most of tba arrlrala die
playing uwr or leas mold, However, the berrlea
aw riper ana thus find a belief estf-thaathey f
a wauH -ether w laar-"- Tba- market la shewing
, I ttrr and larger auppllca of local berrlea.
s There waa a alight weakening ot prices- today
- and (ear o( tha arrivals beeugbl ss- high aa 2uc
-sa pound." According to H. V. Pevldeou of tba
Pavidaon "Fruit comiany ot Hood Hirer, tba
- production ot strait berrlea In tha Hood Rivet
district- thta season Trill resell only To,
crates of 24 boxes each, while the rrup of laat
rn00"tr1Krwn1' Mountsboe "the "berrlea
era eomtng.'tej market with more regularity.
Quality la tha vwy'heit and-iWiPk'T"rtETt
at the market ULbflngJi-celTod. . -
Flrat Loganberries la Market.
Theflrst logsuberrlee to" errlve' thle araaoa
ami- Inlo the" Kiuutatret-majKtLJnihe ahape
of the shipment of a single crate of 12 boxea.
Tha price obtained waa Itae per bos. Tba berrlea
"were la poor shape, being rather aoft aa account
of tha recent rulaa In tha Sacramento valley.
Eggs" Are DuH But Unchanged. "
BeeelpU of aie rather liberal.
-Cold.
storage urn are again attempting to bear down
e the-prices.. Horn email stocks are again' going
, into cold aturage. Today tbe market la in fair
sfcape..nnd qultuaVnuiBbr of sslee were made
at 1-. although ITVat would rrpreaent tha price
breralllu
Ko Change ia Poultry Situation.
The poultry situation la fliill, but prices are
hot showing any change- today. "the best storks
finding a llmKed demand -around le a pound.
. Hecetpta ot springs are showing, I (oo4 Increase
end Memand Is good. ; , i ' i
Cherries flndlat Setter Bala,
The better grade of cherries now being re.
. reived from the south cause an ImproTement la
the. demand and arrlr!lasxs cleaning up Jt
' prices quoted. A cur of oranges srHred In
jbla morulug. - The" market Is firmer.: but prices
sro sa yet unchanged. Supplies ot Oregna
- gaiden peas sra aomewbat better, bnt the prlc
ill! bolda up. A. ountlnuanae ut the ecarcuy
f -aaoara'gua la causing -the market to bold
firmer at the rery ton (Ignrea. Florida tomatoes
see lu belter aiipjily snil TrTfWrifff going down
because the trade ta timid about buying,
.. . California. Onions Are Going Down.
'California onions w ers cbesper todsy. Sup
plies sre quite liberal, and aa stock a are not of
gerpiug quwiu
nnolatlona In order to keep the market clear.
p resent shlpmenta are slightly bettet than, the
prerimte ones sno in iintroTPinii in qtiaHiy
la looked foe In tha nesr future. No tocsl on-
Ions now remain In tbe market.
There la ie' weakurea ahnwn today la tbe
potato situation, slihongh the market Is not
nnlte ao llrely as during the previous week
Receipts of outslda potatoes In this market are
n.t ahonr eonal to tois oemsiw snq IOCSI
stocks sre hardly coming at all.
! Btrtngth Bhowa In Bean Market.-
The bean msrket Is stronger, he recent
Weakneas la llmss has paaaed away and the
market, has recovered a great portion or the
former atrength. Mexican rede are practically
out of the market sad cannot be. quoted cor
rectly. Keen tba Ban Pranclero market la bars
of supplies.
' Wool Is Tirm s.t tha Tep.
Tie wool tnarkrt la firm at the eery top.
Dealers In the Wlllsmette eslley continue
- to offer 25Vie a pouad for the better grade.
' This nrlce has been paid since Msy .
eaateru Oregon wool men are being nrged to
aeeert. their pnola. snd as nigh ss nss
. been orfeted there.
Balmoa Run Continuee Small.
Th" ran of salmon . continuee ,ery small
- and the merkct- here. 1 firm -at yesterday's ad
ance" of lew.fl irrlrsU are slightly Jirarler.
hut dtmanJ" l good at present eslnes. -- No
chsnges In quctstlons ln?lh todsy. The first
silver smelt are In from tbe north and ara
1 V K ll1n8, sAJCCJfcP0.U8'lt,
Ssalsr's Opinion af tha Market.
llom Farrell of Ererdlng ft Farrell ssya:
"In
poultry the demand has been but fair, tha de
mand for large bona and small springs being
lighter, then it hss been ror . a long time.
Inr hena we have been getting 14e generally,
with a little more for real fancy light anea.
flprlngarnrTr,4-PounTr' or larger, are
In demand st rroin ft io on oin wa are get
Halting some thst are altogether too- small and
which acll for les money. Spring ducks sre
In demand and old ones sra also firm. We get
for ducks from 84 to 89 Per dosen. aa to alse
Gceae are steady at .!fl0c. with fancy dremed
ararce at 2"''a22c. In veal tbe demand baa
""""heen hut fnlr. and . rewlpta are very large.
"" Were "it not" rnr tba feet the.: our recelpta
- have generally been very good we would have
bad a lot of trouble Ihla week, and aa It waa.
It took a lot of rustling' to keep them mov-
for tbe coming week for fancy goods. In
-- dressed pork tbe demand for good ones has been
..good at T'vC Pressed beef Is steady only at
.'lW4e tm balls, with cows and steers selling at
, darns." ' - .'
-Todv"-whleaal quotations, as revised, are
' ss follows: ' jS-
Oraln. Flour ant Teed. ... ' .
' vVHEAT Nominal; club and red, Mc; blue
stem. Olc; valley, OOc. , 1 .
BARLEY Feed, aa OOi roiieo. a.uu; orew.
CORN Whole. 824 50; ' cracked, . 23.80 ' peV
R YK -tt.nfi ner ewt.
nara vrt f whit goertn- ersv. .
FLOUR Extern Oregoo--l'atent, 4.6504.8ni
t-.l.ht. a-i ..r,.t. x.t ((ftz
n art iiriitiii.iiiii,, mini
4.00; Jui; 84.43; rye,
to. i :
4. 10: sr. ham. Ia.
"Boa
f!i ort; wstesr II TS:
MIIXSTCKKS Bran, 119.00. rr ton; mid
dling., $23.00; aborts, country. l?Xi; chop,
llS.oo. .... . . ,
HA V Timothy, Willamette . vaney, fancy,
Sl.l.OT; ordinary, Slj:oO; eaatern Oregos. tlS.OO;
-misea, sia 004- ekiverr- Sii.oot-frsir "VI
chest, f 11.00. , - .
Battsr, Xgga and feultry,
Bt'TTlT", KAT Sweet, lSHe; aouc. let,:
Bt.'TTER rity creamery, beat. Soc! aecnnd
grade. 17i7tl8c; ..ruitaiile fancy. m4i4Joei
ordlnsry, ITVaei rallfornla. lSri "atore, 183
' lo'e. .
L . K.UCS !, fre.b Oregon, rsndled,JT J40
' Mr:: nneandld. - 1717Hc , -
v iTtriCSH New Kull rream. twin. MiSTln;
Toubg America. 154c: eaatern. 14)144c; Csll-
i-furiila.-MaiiaiV; tUadaar. 14...,,
I'OL'I.THT Chlckrne. mixed. I4e per lh:
; bens, H0(14Hc per lb; rooaters. old. 12c
i Pr lh: young. 14'4c per Ih; broilers, ft mffs.(
per dos; fryers. $.l RO per dos: ducks, ts.oo'ffo 00
per dot; geeee.-SfflOe per lb; turkeya. )741t
rperibr Sreaaes. 30021 Jtc ': pes lb; , suuans,
.ia.SraJ.OO pr dos, I :
, Hops. Wool sad Hides,
t HOrS Contract, IPOS, IS317e lftnd crop.
Walt" tot choice; S3Q24a for primes and
gactlirma.. . - " ., ,
yloot lo ellp,alley, coarse to medium.
SMARKt!T:S
FRIDAY PRICES IN
TTHEWHEATMARKET
. -I May. July,
a), Phlrairo ...... .flaUD .He'..
U-
Now York..
.4B' .90 B
-.92H .78hB
1.05HB .8H
,8VB.-,.IHB,
.93S .75 S
d Milwaukee, ....
d Minneapolis ...
4 Duluth
d : Kansas City,. .
r Liverpool
'
4 Decembcr. Soptembr.
e4ada4
o8llc fine, ttMH'gr'WW PfgxnT"l7g
VOHAIR Nominal. SOASIa.
BHKKrbKINS Shearing. l(320c: ahort wool,
eiu.toc; medium wool, SOUluc; long wool,
tcal.00 eecb. - '
TALLOW 1'rlm per rb. OSct Ko. J ind
greaae. J'a2He. - .-j .
t'llllTIM BAUK 4;4t9s per lb; buylnf
price. : , : - - . . . .
HIDES Dry hides,. No, 1, 18 lbs and op,
lai"Sc per lb: dry kin. No. 1. t, to IS Iba.
e-der-elf, Ko, I, amlar n lhs. lia
aalted bides, steers, sound. 60 rm or orur. SVirt
Hoi Sf to an ta. StIKyic: under ou lbs aud
cuwe, esfoe; scaga sua. ouua, aounq, oiffir;
kip. 15 to 80'lba. fir: sound. 10 to 14 Iba. at
He; calf, sound, nnder 10 lbs, amtllc;- greea
lunsaited). is h Ik less; eulis, lo per ID least
borae bldea. salted, each. ll.2Mll.73; dry.
eeetr.- ll.ooet am- eoTt ' hides, "each. SBISSOc!
fof aklna eemmon. -each. lOQIboi Aogors.
Traits and Vegetables.
POTATOES Best Oreson. tl.lflAl.25l far
mis. r.o.o. country, ll.ouui.on: second grade,
$1 00 per aack; buying, car lots. Me; Early
Rose. II. 006il. 2S: sweets, era ted. 11.75: new
vaiirornia. ec par in.
O.NIONH45.60I buvera" prices, eonntry. M.15;
new California, fc; Aifatralls, .U0; garlic,
votkn- per in.
FRE8H FKUITS Apples, eitra fancy, 12.00
fancy Oreson. Si. 00031. AO ner box: cbeao sradea,
Toe per bos; orangea, narel. fi-OOQH 0
Post -bananas. 4Wse- per- mt- lemeas?- eboieei
f.7B box; fancy, 83.00 bos; II nice. Vesicas,
sno per 100; 'plneapplea, t.OO3.W
erjjibersL
rlea. eastern. 811.00 ner bbl: etrawberrlw. Ore.
son, niitw box; t aliroruia, l.H'(at.wj crate
Eflerrtce, (l.tn par box.
VK(ii:T III.K.H Turulua. - f580i ner aack:
rarrota, $1.001.1(7 pr aack: bea. 1.15 per
aacs; uregon raaunes, xov per aoa: catinege,
Oregon, - per rwt: rallfornla. HiHlei
lettuce,- hotbonae, 81.zfl(f1.66 per crate; greea
peppers. 7c per lb: Chill Deooers. 150 17e lb:
celery, 83.T6n4.00 per crate: tomatoes, riorlda.
84.5tt4.50; Mexican, I persnlpa. 81.0t
mng tieana, 12e: eaollBowee. tallfornla.
si.tntnz.w crate, rbuharo, lKJlMie per in
rrdlshl.
chokea, anitcVie per doa: bolboune lettuce, 81.00;
green onions. 5tfi2on ?,er doe: aeusrasus.
?njT.1c hnn.h.; Ul Walla. 81
per Dox; apinsiIi,-Se per- Ibr greea. aora. gl.ao
S.'-Jy-V. 'r.".' 7. -Z.-Vyg'
pw boi, pena.. tirrgoiu fc; -auiorina, " per 10.
riFn-SS"roo;V1' :..V-TJiLLAnierlcan timelier bad bTg upward morca.
Uil
lb; aprta; $! per lb; aeirs, e
lb less; peaches, ftUli pes llc peara.
per ia teas; peaches, U12 on
Per lh.
la; prunes. Itajlan. ai14Mic - ar
French. tU,aU.e ner lh- lira. California black
5'cJOMiO per lb; California white. per lb;
pinma. rutted, per irtT Jtea, gflioen.
per lb; tarda, 81 50 per 15 lb box. .
Orooertee, . Muts. Ete.
RIT4R fi.fr l,..t. f,,li. ..l in. mwAua.!
?Vii5 ; fruit granflla redr-art nr-dey-s?nultcd
golden C.'SS.'Bl bbla, ioc' Ja' bbls. 23c;" boxes;
60c -advance -on -aack basis, leas 25c per cwt
tor caan. u days: maple, naioc per lb.
H0,M1;YI,m3isv- '-
I'OFKF.K I'ackase brsnds?r4.75.
SALT Flnt Bales. 2s, 3,, M, 81.60:
Ubls, dairy. Ms, 811.00: loos, 8l0.7o Im
ported Liverpool, 60s, 117 00; loos, 818 50;
224a, 818 00; extra Una. bbla. 2s. as. &s. l'W,
84.505.50: bulkv 820 lbs. 14.0035.00; Mcka.
80s. 113 Untie. .
irAtT&CBlrae riaTf ground, loos, - per - ton.
87 00: 60a, per ton. 87 50; t.lTprpooHump rock.
818.50 per ton: 50-lb rock, 87.00; looa, 80.75.
(Above prices spplr to selet of less tbas
ear lots. Car lota at - aneelsl Drlceae.aublect
1 W QQCUaUOIULI
CHAIN BAGS Calcutta. fS.T8eTa.00 ner 100.
tRIQlt Imperial Japan. No. 1. c; No. 2. 4tfU
new unrsns, nesa. OHwoc; Adjax. .-BVkci
Creole. 4c.
BEA NSSmSU jrhtte.-.ic:- large wMetcM,,''
pltlk. baron. 1.1 (VI: Llmaa. BVae! atellcau J 11.
rena, , .
eifeTfe-' Peaiiuta-, TlttermTiarrTOcpeV 'TS
raw, Biaioc per tb: roaated. :. cocoaauta,
Baeaoc per doa: wslnuts. 14f!I15 ner lb: nl
nuta, 0Q12He per lb; hickory nuts. 10c per lb;
rneainuis, eastern, loqginc per id; Brasu nuts,
15e per lb; Alberts. ISOlde per 'lb; " fancy
pecanvl4jtl6cper lb; almonds. 13Q15c pat lb.
Paints, Coal OilSt Eta,
ROPS Para - Manila.' 74cr standard. .12e
alalia 1. 10c; la tie brsn slast. Sc.
COAL OIL Hearl or Aatrai Caaea, 10H per
gal; water white, Iron bbla 15e per gal,
ae?peca-"----'"-!!!I
OASOUNE S6 deg. rsses 82e per gal, Iros
noia, 200 per gat; aioves, cases )c per gal.
Iron bbls lc per gal.
Xij IH'B N TINE In CI
Bio per gnl.
B6N7.1.VB 3-deg.
cases SSe per gal, Iroa
bbla lKUfl per gal.
WHITE LRAff Ton lota, 714e per lb; 600-lb
kim, ic per 10; teas "lots, c per in.
WIRE NAILS Present base at 83.00.
LINSEED OIL Pure raw, la bbla olc per gal.
caaea eve per gai; genuine kettle boiled, raaes
en per gal. bbls 63c per gsl; ground cake,
car lots la.M ps.r--loa.Wee tha a car lots 830.00
per ten.
Meata, Fish and Provisions. .
FRESH MEATS Front street Beef, steer..
44! .'be - per lb; pork, block, 7Vc per lb;
paexors, i'.c per id; Dime, asa 40 er Ih;
cows. 4iftie: per lh: mntton, 7c; -awe
lam be with pelts, fttfilc per lb; veal,
extra, male; ordinary, tu5Vc per lb; poor,
1e per 10. : e
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland nark ocal
bama, 10 to 14 lbs. lilM,e per lb: 14 to 1 lla,
UWe per lb; 1 to 20 lbs", IX fee per lb; cottage.
S -c ner lb: breskfaat bscon. 12Ui17c ner ih-
picnic. Sc perTb; ragutrmorr-c1esrv"TnT
amosea. a4c per id smosea. iiivae ner lb: clear
Jak.-vi(iemoke. Be per Tb: Smoked 10c
per mi iiuob nutts, 10 10 in ins, uaamoked. Be
per id: smosea. vc per in; ciesr Denies, un
a boulders. H,.
LOCAL LARP Kettle leaf. 10s. lOHe per
Ih; "5s, WV4c per lb; 60-lb tins. 104e oer lb:
ateam rendered, lOe, 9Hc per lb; 5s, oVc per
lb; tubs, bt ner lb; 60s. 0c per lb.
CANNED HALMOX Columbia liver l ib talla,
81.85; 2-lb talla. 82.50u.fancy, Mb flats, 82';
Vk:lb fancy Jlata, 81 "fancy l ib ovals, 82.75;
Atseka-tsHa-plpk, KSaamu-tatL, 81.0"; nonilnai
2s. tall, 82.00. - -. .
F18H Rock cod, 7e per lb: flounders, Be per
lb: halibut. 4 Uc Dec lh: crabs. 81.50 ner doa:
airiped baas 13 .0. per lb; cattish. 7c per
lb snlmou, Chinook. Be per lb; steelhesila,
7c per lb; herring, 60 ner lb; soles, 8c p.r
Ih; shrimps, 10c per lb: perch. Be per lb; shad.
He. pee. lb. roe shad. e per lb: shad roe. ,Kc
per in; discs rod, tc per in; sliver smelt, Sr
er Ih: lobsters, lnc; fresh mackerel, 8c per
l: crawfish, 2.V per doa; flounders. So ner lb:
sturgeon, 7e per n,
OYSTERS 8hoalwatrr bay. ner aL 11SS:
per. sack.. 83.7.-1
cAMii Hard aheii, per pox, fa.00; raaor
clsms, 82-00 per bog.
COTTON CLOSED FIVE
-TO EIGHT-POINTS UP
(Furnlahed by Overbeek. Starr st Conk e Co ) '
New York. May 12. Cotton futures chaied K
to S points higher. ....
Today jiiru ial cotton msrket:
Open, llish. Low. rio
Jiimisry ..1. TM 71)37H5 7S2'n V
February 71i'a
March 7IA . . ,- ... TH7m9
May 775A 77S. 770 774i7
Sllll TWiilllll
?'H.7i74i8
7U7 ... 7tt'a7u
July
August
TilT 770
T71 774
beptcmber
771
77S
77:tf(l75
T7t, Tif
l2ta H4
TS6HH7
October . . . . 7
flTA 7H3
November . . .
December r. ..
TSS 7K8 T4
mew tom corrsx XAXXXT.
New tork. May 12. Coffee futures eloa.4
barely steady.
Today a vrneiai- eorree market:
Hid. Aak. I
Rid. Ask.
t 9H 17 .110
ros-f.te
, T.1S T.20
, T 20 T.M
. T.M J.ao
May ....... .SS Irt an 1 October .1.,
'""-liauu-" S"fl.i3l.Novemhar
rfiuy 11.00 e. in; iiecemrterr i;
August .... 8 7rt S lef; January ...
September . MO (H) March ....
J-L"t ivr. osy. j.x bags.
" Wew Tork Cash
Nj-w York. May; 12. Cs
RW Hc;,.No. 4 Sanina, 8 He
Coffee.
ash coffee:-
!to.
Argentina 6raui IhlsawntuLl, ' . .
Chicago, Way II Argentine arsis shlpmenta:
.", - Today Ti eek Ago i ear Ago
Iluh. " Btl.h. r So. a.
Wheat .,.ri..S.ai.iVa. - g nl .aVl S.a4.ilrn
Corn 1,804,000 1,212,000 Su4,0U0
HEAVY -ADVANCES-
)
BY GOULD ISSUES
St. Louis tfe Southwestern
Heavily Traded (n and Shows
. ; , - r a. Sensational Rise.
PREFERRED STOCK GAINS .
FIVE AND A QUARTER
Wisconsin Central, Rock .Island,
St. Paul, Amalgamated and
Smelter Stocks Go Higher,
ADVANCES. "
vj Oa.-4 West
.. 2 I'enoslvanla
Sl,;
Aaseenila ' . ,
Amalgamated
Atcuieun
Hngar
:1 it,Reartlng ..
rliuelter
S ijlock
jaian
nd :
13
Smelter, rtfd
i.Jilork Island, pfd..
4rnoktni ........ ujloim. loel 14
Halt. A Ohlp ItlTelas A I'Sclfl.0 ..
oh, ruel ..... a.miinner'-i.-.,
St. laul 2iJRiihbeT, pfd
1 ueaa. imio. .... u niuim
Canadian Pac .... 1 Wahaah, pfd ..
Colo. Southern H4l'acl(lc Mall ...
IV.
1
1
Erie
HiPreased Hteel
Erie, : let pfd
(irest West
III. Central .
Ix)ul Nash
Mnnbsttsn . ..
MotropuUtsa
VI Ken. Hteel
.... Rep- Steel, Pf4
.... 1 Isoulhern Ry .
.... X t. L. 8. W.... 2K
.... t, L. A. W.. p. 6Ji
.... U nion Psrlfle ..... 1
. , . . '.),;1 nluQ- I'.ciflcp. . 1 1
.... JMUi?; SteeL ...Vi"l "
rr7Tsir;"s. steei. pfd ..
... 2VilWls. Central ....... t'i
.... . I W la. Central, pfd. 2
.... I "
bjtr
Kaly, pfd .
MtSSOUTI Pit!
North Am
- aOTr. - 4 Wet
K. i. Central
WsH - Htreet. Nwsr--Ywrlr,- May-M. A-pe
Is working In the Rould stocks and prices
were badly manipulated today. St. Louis A
Southwestern preferred, one ot tba Gould Is-
sues. -msdera nrt gain t-f6 point todayr the
ccnimoa stock rising 2 'A points at tbe close
of tbe session.- Hock Ialand preferred, was
another big .mover, It gained 21 points over
lie previous close. abajtb prererren moveu
t.cntrni ty-aa active ana ciosea wixn an so
vsncw of 84 points In tbe common snd 2
points In the pre
nmnmnrs A Ohh
.inra in we prererrea issue, norm American,
t ara - tww-wlwtaSMlawMtad- Copper
aud
K Tod,;i. MBettrttcIMret7-
I ' .: : . - '
.l7a
A t'-hteon. com
S2H
102
do eefprrvd
Am. Csr Foundry, e.
Sid .1 3'A
do preferred. - . : r. 1 .
Alll. Siiimr. ' man
135 M,
115
137,
111(.
121 'A
136 4
Am. Uiuclt., com
do preferred
120
l7i
120
107
07
Baltimore A Ohio, com.
do preferred....
7fc
81 "A
Brooklyn Rapid Tran.lt
V4
69
tsnatiiflu I'acmc, com..
Chli'ai " AlUi..., Vifi
CI A O. W:. com.......
aosJ
islOj26wL:
00
t'WMU. A St. P....
175'l!72i,il74Ti
C. A N. W com
Chicago Terminal ,Ry,..
Chesapeake , A,-01iio....
2ii
220
219
2)11
18
60
4SOU
47 2
28.
4fi
48
1 010, r uei at iron, cum
4l
"4T
1.010. nontnern, - com'. .
27 V,
27
. 27
84
do aecotul itrextrred.
do "f Irst prefer red . . .
01
tieisware - ac .tiuni
Lack. A We.
;vtt
P. - at R. O., coi
ni pieierrci
Erie, com
42H
4.1V
42
66
42
do second' preferred . .
do first preferred
67
79
1H
78
7tt
Illlnol. Central. . . .i
lll2iiill
101
146
LouIavtUe A Na.hvlIIe.
ISO I'll ISO
UBH'llShllU
Met. St. Ry. :
116
ITsnTlgnarni
4TSTTIH4iiTt4-i
Mexican Central Ry,
21 l 21
21
21
Mina.. HI. P. ft Ste. M.
118
U6
115
'96
27
116
do preferred.....-;";..
1M
Mlasourl pacific
96
M. K. A T., com,
27
27
27
OUJk.
lo nmfaitaiJ.T.
HL
York Central. . . . ,tl4a' ; 144
14:1
771.
101
144
oTwiom at wesiero. coral in t t
78.
pturtn American iioivlUB
102
N. V.rOct; A Western' 00
4(
1Sftrt384tt!r
1166
O. L. Ar C. O.
101. 101.
101
101 n
Preaaed Steel Car, com.
.SVk 4014
- no prererrea... . , . ...
PsrIAc Mril 8. S. Co
94
117
96
67
86
a
Ueadt'jg, com
94
94
85
92
18
d second preferred . .
do flrat preferred. . . .
Rep. Iron A Steel, com
1H
TS
2S
73 : :
1
19
74
20
75 -
:
18
76
2N
73 ,
35
Hep. iron steel, prd
Rock Ialand. com..,,'.
T4
20
74
8T
do " preferred - -ii.i-
Uultber Good
do preferred...
106
106
116
ll4
61
Southern Ry., com
80
do preferred .... 1 ... .
.-i
66
Southern PselUc.
Kt
63 V.
62
do preferred....'
119
lll
1 IU 1 1M
St. Lv A S. F., 2d pfd
66
66
W OO V,
76'4
drt lt pfd
St. IS, A BrW.. com 7V.
.'4 t i'4 J ,
do preferred . ..... . . .
61
Ot 1 tw.
Teias A Paclftc.......
82
Jl f 82 t S.1
i4t.l 82 I a
'e"gBT'al llff 4teV"sJ-
It.1
Tenii. Coal A Iron I h;i I aa
, ai, M -CWUJ
do preferred
6
I IM 67 I Ml
fc-n
-l4;iifti t)y
do preferred.
vi .1 twl
V. S., Leather, com....
i
. 8, Rubber. coniu..
41l 41 I 41
do Preferred.
i'.
IT. 8. Steel Co., eom..
82'4tmrr-
do preferred
Wheel. A L. K, com..
do 2d preferred.......
do 1st nreferred
Wlaconaln central, eosn.
do preferred . ,
Weafern I'nlon Tele,...
Walaiah,- com.. ..........
do preferred
At'hloH. -cinonwin. ex-dlvldend 2 per cent
People's Gaa. Light A Coke company. ex-dlvT.
dend 1 per cent.
Total sales for day, 1.052,400 shares.
Call money, 2 per cent.
jtonopah Mntiura itockb.
Ran Francisco. Msy 12 Tonopah ttocks. of.
I t9aW
aesalon:
Hid. I - " Bid.
.8.1I2 Adsma .........8 .08
.' l'ba Mohswk ........ ...2.IA
,' ,3S Ilxla .21
." .27Kendall .Jl) -
,60 (jumbo . . . . . .ajtMju-7I
w .36 - IJunihd Eiiea 18
Oold. Mount .
. .14 Hlack unite ... .27
Inr Butler
.w nii.rr ru a
.16
.90
.06
.38
.62
.07
Nevada .......
Ton. Kxten ..,
i:i!told. Anchor,'..
5.2fA I Hay O llrlrn....
,.r-.:i7-tOphlr Ton
, . .60 r-TllH- Prog . . .
.42 I Horoestske .t...
.. .Li I , r.
Top . ...
flolilfleld .....
Bandatorra '. . .
JsasMlaUXriB x.
BOBTOM COPPEE STOCKS. .
n.ainn, Mag 1? nffli lil mnnfr fimr
. . Hlil. I
OacsrtTi "'.;.. ;:;a-sn, at
Parrut ....... -VH.75
fti'in .... 0.1
AtlantW . T1? tso '
)iitncy"t-.. Iuo.ihi
Bingham Hi. its -
Centennial ... IM.OO
Coiim-r MF ... So 110
Khsnnoa
Koyal
Tamarsck ...
Copper ltangsiTXTH
Trinity ......
naiy weat ... IJ.Hl ,
Uom. Iron ... ai.no
I t. ti
I'nlted Copper
Victoria j ...
V?lnonS ...'.,'
Wysnilot .
Wolverine
I'ranklln SOO .
(iranl.y 1 5.S2V4
ureen uoia .. o.nu
Maes 8.00
Old Dom ..... 2.V0O
U. S. WlnU)g 1OS.U0
. AMCXICAV STOCKS I If lOVPOK,
vaneed HI Atcblsnw a Or a need Sr Baltlmor A
Ohio advanced ; Alton declined Chess
peek A ihl advanced St Krle Srata advanced
H, LmniaviUe A Na.evUle advanced 14; Meal
Can central advanced ; Kety advanced 14;
Norfolk A Western declined t: reniwylvanla
sSvanerrtti-;"HeaTtrg ad veered -1 inttrd
iiniwn, nil 1 - u. im. I mm .
Slates Steel advanced . v. prererred snvaneed
hit Wabaah declined A; enneula unchanged.
' turling. Bates.
New iVork. Slay 12. Sterling rates: . be
auji, a;
aSO.BTli; CO days, 4S4.?.
1 -DESCRIPTION. Ii: : &
.Aaacuada Mining Co. -. . II tomiia lllO!jUlTA
1 1 Ann I Miner i n S'ji s-ji..
.Tl0i 14ti2(4 101 i
3 - 871
toLWJBr):
41J 41 41 ,j
8iV8i'4':Tr
99 99 98 99
18
.... 20
I 67
2" 26 2im 2"J
47f in 4TT41iX;
X 9.1 93 I 93
19 10 19 1,
411 42 f41' 4'-'
Montana ......
Midway
Mc.Nsmara ...
Belmont ...
North Star ...
A.no
: 22.no
11H.ISI .
--sa
4.1.IM) '
Mho
10 SO "
II. SO
list mi
lu. IS
x e
Tho Journal --Today Begins Its interesting
Talks With Prominent Market J Men on ijthe
Condition of the Markets. - .
FEAR-OF-SHORTAGE
A HELP TO WHEAT
Minneapolis Millers Scour the
. Country for Available Sup- ,
; plies-of Grain.--: ;V
RED RUSTllS DOING
DAMACETOTHE..CROP
Texas and Oklahoma Are Al
ready Affected More Com
plaints Are Coming. .
FRJDAT WHEAT MARKET.
Quia
TimIhv. Todar. Thnra. Today.
.va4 8 ,2SB I .112'.,
... .Wii, .K4 ...00V
... .7U '.711 .7KV.B .0U'J
I
(FurnUhed by Overbeek, Starr A Cooke Co.)
t :blesnur-Mee-43. hojafr-A Brr.n ear;' The
wheat trade In today'e aesslon waa mainly la
the July future. The I)d In prices, which
occurred shortly sftar noon, came altogotlirr
rrom pront-taklng and the advance waa caused
by rumore that Omi.ooO buahela of wheat had
sold In this market. 'Ihla latter fact
could not be confirmed, bnt In view of the
Minneapolis buying It seemed ressonsble to
feel that at least someihlug . hsd been -done
In a rash way. Damage complaints sre still
coming In. especially from Texae and Oklahoma,
where red mat and too much molature la re
ported to . have played havoc with the crop
In -those states. Nntwtmatanmng -that Mtn.
neapolla hss been scouring the country for
wheat, the ontlook seems drill.' Recelpta are
smsll, not a car bring estimated for tomorrow,
Tbe feeling la senerallv exnreased that there
la likely to be a pnaalble ehortag of old wheat
mre -me new crop is avsiianie. xrns tbct
to largely responsible Tor tha strength displayed
by tha July. . ' :.;rr
Toe" Taat ' a Tsoe, .
ThsrT)acaaet by - whearwsa-
corn. At on time during tba aesslon tha ball
leadera were open sellers of- Msy. This fact
gave courage to the bears snd Induced aoma
short' aelllng.tondltlona to ns seem unchanged:
May aeema firmer nerd sna ' the streugtn 01
thst month made the abort sellers ot ths
futures Tstber limited. It still seems like
a scslplng market.
-Ii In corn. thaJiest prices In oats were
msds-eariy rrom wnien poinr me market
eased off on proSt-taklDC. In provlnlnna profit,
taking, whlrri looked Ilka the jplfreslixlng,
eased thla market off mewhsf. On the d
clloe brokers st times sctlhg for packers" Seetoed
10 nsve supported orders. Jne improvea rssn
situation has csuaed a llttls , buer . feeling
and a.ntlment Is bulMsh.
Today a official markets:
, WHEAT. ..'
Onen. lllsb. Low.
May.
July,
... I ,.92H.; .- .03'4 I
-ai4.
.TP
Kept ,
..." ' .74 - .T'l- ,714
CORN.- .
May
47
4T
-474 .4BH
.4714 - - .411S
.47I .4H4
44 . .. .44 'AX
2.HV, .2TVi
Msy ,-.T.. 12 47 ., 12 47 12 25
Julr. 12 60 .''.12.SS , 12.46 .
12.26
12.47B
IB
Msy...'..- T22 " 7.22 7 20
July.,... - 7.67 7 67 7.82tA
UiBt...,. . T.M .'1 T,.6I 7J2
T.20c7
T.86B
-7,MB
Qiivn 1 n
UBS
W-4:2TI?i
T.65 T.&O " T.82V
rjfAiTTHiystfiSTi"iKB"etrAisiOT.
Chicago. May 12. Primary recelpta:
. -...1 . . Today Veer Ago
Wheat
Cora..
Shipments were;
Wheat MS7000
Corn 230.0UO
1144.000
84,(VK
3H,BoQ
t'ltaranees. were: w-aeat ana Hour,
bnshebt; corn, 209,000 bushels.
CHIC100 CASK WHEAT.
Chicago. May 12. Cash wheat:
Bid
.$ .OT
No. .led
No. a red
I .US
.ft
.b.l
rd!;'.r.r.!'.!!!!!!i!!'.!!!; '.
ard.X .
No. 2 ha
No. S hard
kH.
No. 1 northern.'.
N'o. 2 northern..
No. aprlng.....
1.00
l.oi
.07
.WO
I on
l.oo
IAJT FHAVGISOO SKAIsT If ARXET,
San Franclaco, May 12. Official cloaa, morn
ing aesalon:
WHEAT.
Open. High; Low. Close
M.y........l 4 B t1.4B 11.4. Btl.4rB
larcember... i.a-t i j.in i.viit
Mar.-.r
JIT
1.1T
necemberi.SVt .hH-
CHICAGO OS ATTf" CAt-XOTl.-
J Chicago, May 12 Oraln ear lots
tsrs Orads Eat. 1904
Wbest
, 1 0 1 10
aieesk
Osta
Ort IA .. .
Wheat cars today
Mlnneanolls, 7: Pnluth.
VS. Tear srrrrc Uln
'UfUffl,'. lli 1 " I-
ZTXtyttiO0i OEAIM MAKKET, .
t.lvernool. hlay 12. CToss: Wheat. May.
SH-d-'up; Jniy, as i n,o 9aa up BcnuiB-1
ber. es b'tid, s.d np.
- orn Msy,
14 d up.
4a 8Sd, Hd BP! July, 4a Sd.
SAN rtASCISCO-LOCAL STOCKS.
San Franclaco, Msy 12 Local stocks official
close, morning aesalon:
1 Bid.
Aak.
RH
12
67
Spring Valley Water... JI7H
Mutnel Electllc... '. 12 ,
S. K. Css Electric MS
Hawaiian ofnmercisi. .
Mi.
I rrmntrca -Hurm-
hitchlnann Sugar.
17'
17 M
.til
id'4
Makaweil Sugar...
Iinumea Sgsr rr. ,
. .: no '4
,ir 24 '
... wv
i'sanlisn Hiigar......
Alaska rsikcra...,
Csl. Wine-Aas'n. 1....
T74
raclflt -BtateaJi'l
COMSTOCIC MINIKO STOCKS. ,
San Francisco. Msy 12 Com. took nrlce. of.
Sclsl rloee morning seealon: r -r-
iio. 1 . mo.
Rulllon ........I ISavage $ .nn "
TTT
Ion. lal.-Va.... Mm
i n Ion Ton
.r.7
.21 -
.AO
Ophlr ...,.(.... S.isi
l aledonla .M
I Yellow Jacket
1 Exchequer
1 ko
'"'cro
t on. M-'rcHr
Scorpion". ,TT
TIS"
'VOKTLAVD BANK STATEMENT.
Clearings .' iHjlt.flTT.S'l
Jia la nee. , 1 ,., , .,,., 1 1 ,,, ... t. -i'JV, tU,l.
;. v wAtL-STBixT ooastr. ' -
Mew Tork, May 12 The Wsll-Strs-.t Jonmel
says: London Is steady, a little enure perlty.
H aack a sre rather freely offered ia the loan
.. j - rr. - ...ii.-i ,.. .. - ,
There Is no wsr Ineww from the eestThe
bsnka lost ' to M snhtresaury since Friday
laat 1,43.Ofo, Twenty -active ralla advanced
1. 1 per cent. ' . f . .
.1: IAStEAM BOOS ITAOMO.
Chlc.gOj Way-12. livestock recelpta: 4 "
Hoesj fettle. Sheen.
Chicago l.ftOO il.lno'i S.iks)
Kaoras .-Clty. . ., .J .! ,. v5,o. Vcms'i 3,w,i
pmnhs - .. T.Soo l.ftiwj s.tva)
toga nfwnen . airong wita' a.iwai lert over.
Today' nrtcea: Mixed. tA.0tn.40; good snd
heavy. Jl.4n'of ; rough and. heavy, SS.2os
6.: Ifght. 5.Sii5.&0, ..' V-T
I attl Stesdv. : ' v. '
Caere SUoua. ' , e : ,. 'tSl
May .....
July
September
iqt tr. Jiil.v. .a 1
"-ItS
121 N. . Sept. .47
na2 N. Dec
Mil ft -44 .44
H.V .Unii -lit-EIsWi J.80 (4 B I
. ncilu 'MilX OOlZ OUL'. I
2r4 Sr? Wit? ,71
7 I Dt U L. a a a .a . ! tt a I Jm I
LAMBING SEASON IS"
. THE BEST'IH YEARS
Prominent Stockman Says Crop
Will Reach Orie Hundred
Percent, Easily.
- Portland l'okin - Stockyards, Msy 12. Live
stock receipts!
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Today 76 20
ll.uk asii
ah
I'rrvioua week . lu:l 440
Tha time aeema to be drawing very Bear
when there will be a aliddea change to tbe
sheep situation. Reports fruia all ceuters tell
of Jarga ahlinuenta soon tu be uaue. aua this
will sure csuae a a run in tue vaiuca.
"The aheebiuen of the Stein mountain country
nernr..hsii.a-iuura profitable-auaauu-before thass
thsn this one promises." said .. R. Jenkins to
s Burns paper tba otber day. , "They never
experienced better weather for the lamnttig
acanon and the percentage of thla year a crop
win come Dear-r tn i" mamet inon nnv
Other season. At Vaat. that ia the aituaiion
with u, and I see no reaaon why others
should not bs In the ssmo boat.
"The renae. too. Is far beyond the averaga at
thla eesaon. of the yrar-AconaeqUently the sheep
are 'doing correspondingly neiter. one. tuyer
has been out our wsy. but he Ih evidently look
liter for snaps, aa none of the stockmen of our
section could be Induced to sell -st uis figures."
Mr. Jenkins waa In to secure some necenaary
fixtures required for the big shearing plant
of Jenkins uroa., wnicn win negin.-ine work
of relieving tbe ahoep of their fleeces the first
of 'next week. The r!"" - III h6 fiil'n "ff
til Tliej Bversus Thin rsbSoI
n ant
ndmany more flocks
will be shorn by the mschines than formerly.
The shipment of tbe msny thousands of
noon, la will soon take place and will bring a
hi- .amount- nf money into Harney county. -4
.u..JtaUk.-.lM-'ajii"-
with u cnange in pnicea. , j nere were no ar
rival of bogS. . During .tba. day 26 . horaes
tame into the yards,
llll. Hllll in" jama. L " .iZZ -
Official nrtcea for livestock ! .
1logs Best eastern Oregon, 84.00; blockers
nd China fata. 85.281 suckers and feeders.
84.60fij4.76. - -
Cattlr4-Beat . eastern Oregon steers.' 81.0041
4.2.1; light snd medium steers, 88.603.76;
old and light eowa, 82 f'o:2.76;' stock era and
fvedera, -82.00;.. biiRg,--fl.wv .
KhecD Beat fancy sheep, 88.TSfl4.00: awea.
$3.60M.76; spring lsmbs, 4c. . ..
CORN ACREACE-TO.
SHOW AN INCREASE
King Wheat Will Havs Rivaf Tri
Eastern Oregon'-Weston 1
-- Farmers Plant,
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)'
Weston. Or.. May 12. The domala of King
Wbest Is gradually being Invaded In the Weston
neighborhood VT I. la rival or the tnhlrtle weat.
Knlaar Curu. Yearly yesnhs corn ; Scfeaxs
liiicreaaea aa -me ewws laiuiei nr-uroiir.ni" to
resnxation OK inr racx inar ix is pnesinie TO
make some profit from hla summer fellow.
It Is significant thst those who bare experi
mented with corn are so well sstlafled that
(liey are beginning "to regard it as a uerniauiint
source of revenue. - -
It la loo .much-1 sav thst this fertile region
U an Ideal corn country In tba sense that It Is
a wheat country. It ia not. ..Weston soil, hss
been demonstrated ' by ;nalyala to be atmilas-to-thst
of Sicily; snd from sil sppesrsncee
Will raise wbest without f ertlllas tlon foe cen
tuelee, Wheat newer falls, - while eoltl - and
rainy spring westber militates, again. t tba corn
crup.. llonercr, ss Jiikh aa 40 biiahals per soee
of corn baa been raised here under fsvorsble
conditions, and tbe average yield since experi
menting began may be conservatively placed at
28 buahela. :;' - .
Farmers find that this nays better then Idle
' -Ti'u-WJsteiiJabd. They also find thst the ground Is left
1 T,L fnA i-nndllton fi.p th hli.nnlal th.il con
iieuiy- .vsiiumgngm, who bhj-s mac corn pays
htm -vretl, repoTts thst none of; hla wheat looka
better - thin that sown" on corn ground, snd . he
la .satisfied thst tb soil la really Improved
by the change of cropai . -
aiure usn sriu ai-rea . 01 enrn win oe rsiaea
this year lu the country lmmedlstelr trlbutsry
to-Wewtrra:- a. partial llsr of The growers"" and
screaga la given below
. R. Jatnleson 40. C. K. Bullfinch II. N. P, John'
aoa-4tirrji.,r llnioira an, i. A. King 40, V
reer j!0, JfratihL It rug 20, 0.. Itoas 30. II. A.
41. II.
liowd 15. John l-adhcra- 2SHUcv lUaiittmaallniS, SUM. 1JCJIP "cr'
Til, n. wannngnsm . J, i. n. llama an, jonn
Besmer 6, T. J. Itay In, James Scrim. her 20,
H. I). Ailame IS. William Orabam IB. ' -
Part of th 'crop la ground .at the Weston
corn mill and makes excellent com meal. Tbe
remainder Is fed to fit tie anal hogs.
Tba corn acreags la also lncresslng' In the
Athena neighborhood. . from which no reports
are given here.
SPECI AlrTR AIN RATES
fOR-FAIR-VISlTOR&
General Passenger Agents of
" j Lines Centering Here An
v nounce Changes.
General pagsenser, agent of railroad
lines centering In Portland have an
uounced - apaclal ratea -'snd - conditions
Rovernlna- thent for visitors to the
Lewis and (.'lark fair who may wish to
make Inspection trips through Oregon.
The Oregon Development league haa
l.becn. notified that the rate asked for by
Its recent convention has been granted.
The roads announce a one-fare "Tate
for tha round trip to any point In Ore
gon on their lines, for people holding
round-trlp-emguralon tickets tgj the
Lewis and Clurk exposition, purchased
at points, beyond certain distances from
Portland. On the Northern I'aclflc the
rate an.pl lea to holdera of tickets from
aTiiT5at'r of Ciniivga. Ontfi0" OfCgon
Railroad A Navlgtion company lines the
rate applies to holdora of tickets from
Pueblo, Cheyenne and Denver, Colorado
common points and east. The Southern
Pacific grants the rate only to holders
or rpunotrip TtioKPts rrom Texas points
and eaat A Oallfornlan who "comes to
tha fair on -TCrrfj(cursion ticket cannot
secure' a reduced rate for the purpoae
of looking over Oregon, however much
he- might desire to leave his California
residence and settle here. The rate is
granted also to holders of Great North
ern tickets purchased at or east of
Havre. 1 "
OHTaU-CTtUZOK-XIKirXBATOltS. l
Contracts for. 10,000 horse-power gen
erators for tha Oregon. Water Power tc
Railway's " new; plant st Cniadero, on
tho Clsiekamus rtverynave oeen let by
O. I, Brown, the company's chief engi
neer. R l Ciiitiion c Co. of Fortiaird
and H. 1. Sorllmer, Bart, Francisco man
niter - for the Allls-t'halmors Bullock
compafryv will InataU the machinery,
rmECXiroT TZKTEBAirca uur.
For those Interested in tho temper
ance question, as It concerns precinct
Rf,, thero will be a "no license rally" at
1 1 '. k ! 1 1U11 '1 I (111 l! Pi'H !l I IHJI.'ll 'I'llliri'fl, SUI1-
trariint s. ni. ititr bffltTrpssea ijTYt'
lir. u. 1 iu;ia ui viio ,111111 - rwioutl
leaguo.
Clearing tholDecks. ;,,.
For ths new I C. Smith At Bros, writ
ing In sight machines, with which we
ar now filling orders, Pes our window
fpr snaps in psrtly used machines of
other, makes, traded out for Mr.' Smith's
latest product, t Ji ' ft M. Alexander ft
Co., exclusive dealers entire coast, 121
Thlra street. f ; -. ;
- Cheap Excursion Rates.
For ths general asseml&y of the rre-
byterlan -church at Wrnona "tjike, Indi
ana, May IT to 81, the Canaaiarl Paclfio
has'snnounoed a "'specTal rate of 175.10
for the round trip. Tickets on sale May
12, good for J days, with ' stopover
privileges.- For full particulars call
on F. R. Johnson, F. ft P. A., 14a Third
street. . . ' ' .: -
" W6 treat gnccesrfully H jprtvat ner
voua and chron)o dlsenaea" of man; aUoj
"blood, tomach, heart, llyer. kidney and'
-throat troubles, , W cura sx Fill LI 9
(without mefrcury) to gtar cured for
Tfw. m J9 lo no nays; tva re
BTRICTUKE, without pperatloa or pain,
la 1 & day a, '.''
We atop drains, tho rultofself
AbuHe, lmmexllately. Wa can reatora tha
exual vigor tit any man under 60 by
nieuna of local treatment imsullar to
Oliraelvea ' ' . i . .
We Cu re Gonorrhoea
in a Week
Tha" doctors of" thlslTiatrt'uta ar all
regular craduataa, - bav - had many
y eoesJ etrleno, hava baan known lu
rortinna lor lt yeara, have a reputation
to maintain, and will undertake no caaet
unless certain euro can ba effected.
Wa arim eiaiir.i mi j-iiv.. In vm.v mm
undertake or chartro no foe.' noiisiillA..
tiou free. Lettera confldentlaL Inatruc
tlva BOOK FOR WEN mailed trea In
plain wrapper.
We curt tha worst ease of plloa in two or three treatments, without opera
tion. Cura arnaran teed.
ceai5fuL0a catiaot, caJt wrlta for question blank. Homa treatment suo
Office hours, to S and T to . gub&aVs and holidays, 10 to 1J. ' -
DR. W. NORTON DAVIS & CO.
- - Offices: in. Vsa ypy Hotel. Third. Street.. ram..tiw.,ti.i'r."-ii, n. i. .,
GORILLA-CHASED
AWAY BY SHERIFF
R.N. Robinson, Notorious Crim
. Inal, Was Not Companion
of Barrett. 1 :
HAD LEFT BEFORE " '
PORTLAND HOTEL CRIME
Was - Friend of - Lebanon - Bank
lobBers, and Word Was on
V- His" Trail. T -
-Unknown to' tha police, R. N. Robin
son, a criminal with a dozen- aliases,
beat known to tha authorltlea of the
rDTTnctoi
juntry aa sasi-l
OTtt1a.J-s--riwtmtfl'ortlund In
tlie latter part of February by Sheriff
Word. This exDlodes a number of In
genious theorleawJiicjihapol!thsa4-lder atJreetPortUnd, Or. talfw
formed "relative to Barrett, Uhein andwa' "O5.! A'.der "treat leads to oX
HanlonrthB jiotorioua crlmlnalf -Charged
with robbing the- cash box at tha Port
land hotel rathskeller of $1S6.
On-learnlng thla morning that Sheriff
Word had taken a hand In the game
months ago. the police were astonished.
Several dutectluea admitted that in view
f the knowledge tjtay-jtava gleanedVi
tne goruia couia nui poBeiuiv iw iu
man who kept in touch with tha three
noted thievea and wired them to return
to Portland after Detective Day. who
knew Barrett, had gone to Pennaylvanla
te bring back Andrew Janaen. .charged
with obtaining money by falsa prefeiiaes.
i pry asari - - huwctvi, . umi v.iivii,
Dhelrt and Hanlon undoubtedly had a
confederate Inr" Portland, who Jet'" them
know as soon as DetectHe Day had left
; The story of how, Sheriff -Word was
responsible for the 'Igorllla?. leaving
ortliuid between (TO iiimrii Hiieieat-1
4Y.J.. : ... I L .
of the iWtanoiilViink. -jnKoTnwnrt
at tba time vYas Dora Williams, a al.
te tf- Mr." Ell-Uunnwlioaswbuaband
ia serving-five yeara In the Oregon
penitentiary for the bank robbery. Tha
Williams woman had only a short time
before been released from prison at Van-
r cuuver. . C. fur larceny. BbalS-
known as a piokpooKet,
Early In February Sheriff Word
learned that Robinson had left New
York snd was heading for tha Pacific
coast. He sent for Information relative
to him, and learned that he had gone
under tha aliases of Robert Roberts,
RobeiToberlsaiiarsi Bherwood, Rob
ert Bherwood, John Rearaon arh4-R-rl.
Reardon. His record was obtatned, at
well aa his description.
1 i e -wa a - traced to - Los v a n geiew - By
DI.A.IW WrtM whn learned that he tried
to enter the' racetrack there and1 was
stopped and ordered to leave the city by
Plnkerton menvHe came north . and
nnellr reached Portland. s
Registering under las real nam at the
Imperial hotel In the" latter part of Feb
ruary, tha "Gorilla" waa assigned to
room Jl. The Wllilama woman, who
wan with him, took room 208.- -
The intention of the sheriff Was to ar.
rest Robinson. With it Deputy Sam
Downey he went to the hotel at 3 o'clock
In the morning, after scouring tha city
for the criminal all day: Robinson had
lea mod She rift Word was on hla trail
and, had left th e city at 6 o'clock, tha
pi crwui5i"iii.'
The Williams woman was routed out
H'S-ltl
city, as
It was beltved her intention
was..to tryJLo'"Lhg-C.J.1teri-M-rSr.J3unni I
in somajaiay. nhe was told not to stop
this sldwYoJf the Missouri river. " She
lcrt portiana ax ioc iu uia nun
noon of the next day. ' -i " '
At Tacoma tho woman eallea up b
iff Word and told him she would like to
stay there a sRort while to transact some
business, flie nature or wnicn sna ex
plained. She was allowed to spend Ave
liivs at Tncoma. -She Joined the-"Co-
rllla at Tacoma, pro.naniy, as wnen tn
sheriff next heard of them tney were
together st Omaha, Neb. "
The Intention of tne "oorina- was to
mrretiase a lodging Jiouf. Jorme-,
woman at omatia. Learning tnin, ancr-
Iff Word notified tlie chief of polie
ihavA m'hri . fnrend them to leave thatn
city. -Ho sent a Ifitter to Blicrirt word
thanking lilm tor tne inrormatwrcffiven.
From that day to thla nothing" Dal
been heard of the -"aorilla."- but -itr la
known that he has never dared to re
turn to ; Portland, snd that soma othet
criminal actedasthe confederste pf
Barrett, TDheln and Hanlon "
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BRI9HAM,Y0UNG'S-C0ACH
' rvi a t dc out.lv rturAiii
-ilanaKtr Bu.eaicerClawson ot--iUuI..
'tnh exhibit at the Lewis and Clark
exposition received . woad- tlii moniliia;j
that If ha- daalraa It. tha original llrlg.
hum Young stage couch,- or earrings,
can najrbinleted for exniiiuion In the
I'tah" tuildins-.. "ThtJris tho vehicle in
which the ' Mormon leader crossed the
plains the first vehicle,1 In factV tt
cross the Rocky mountajpa. It ia- of
ptlueUlve construction, but has been
remarkably well preservedj . and Is st
present the property of sons of Brlghsm
Voting at Salt Lake City.
"I tmaiuff said Mr. CI twsoiv "that
ths coach will -be brought sere," -as f ta
is etvcleayorlng to maka (its dtsptay
QVERBeCK, STARR Sr COOKE Coi
4-,-.-. - , :;'-' Members Chicago Board of Trade.
I omAnf. noniioxi, cotiom, stocks ajto bobsv ,
, - 101 Third Street. McKay, Building. Portland, Or. v v -
V - Wa 90 ft STaUOTXiY OOlfflDSaUOaT BUSnrltSat.
Continuous Markets by Private Wire. Quirk ServloeV PKrKPr.Nll .L14
. JUtoa. backers, and JUnlted alUtas NsUocaJ sUaA J-orUaiMt, ,
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C. GEE WO
e 3reatCBrnSeT5ocIor
"Is caJleoTTtreate" -cause
'hla wonderful :
cures ara ao wall
known- throughout 1 ,
the United fitatea,
and becauae so many
?eople are thankful
o him for eavlng
their lives front ' . .
OPERATIONS l
- He treats any and -all
diseases with,
powerful C h I n e ee -Jierba,
roots, buda,
barks and vegetables -th.txra
antirelv un-.
known to medical science In this ooun-
try.: and through tha use of these barm--,,
Jess remedies,;, Thla famous doctor koowa -the
action of over 600 different remedlea
that he haa successfully vaed Indifferent
diseases. He guarantees to cure catarrh. """
aithma, lung troubles, irheumstlnm, ner -vousnesa,
stomach, liver, kidney, fa
male trouble and .all' private diseases.
Hundreds of. .testimonials: Charges
moderate. i'll aim nn ntm.-
COKITJXTATIOsT TMMM.
Patients out of ths city writs tor
blank and circular. - Inclose a tamo. Ad-
aress
-vaj r s - ft rr asm ssas.rer.rv--
V. UEC YU WniCH-
MEDICINE COT
flee. Mention this paper.
A Good IVrTTMower
a handsome "one at that la not
Tiard td dlseover" If you know bur .
address and inquire for it here.'!
The lawn mowers wa furnish at
"Very moderate prices ara praotl--;
cally perfect pieces of rnechan-.
snindraulF.4WT- llttle exer-
tlnn to keep grass down and unl-
formly trimmed. Many si sea for
hand or horse power. Do yourJL
eyes and your - lawn- good By In
vesting? In one of the many wa
ShOW. j '
AVERY & CO.
89 nmtD ITsUlBlT.
largely educational. But If tha old
wagon is shown. I have no doubt that:
It will be a very Interesting part ot tha
tfjtlUblt." 1
board of tractors" of the exposi
tion meets this afternoon at 4 o'clock at .
tha Administration buldlng to pass oni
routine matters attending the period 1
immediately preceding the opening of
the exposition. .
According to J. w, Thompson, elec- .
trlcal engineer, all the lights on tho ,
fair grounds will ba turned on aa
final test next Monday , evening at I
o'clock. - :
WON! EJUS U FFR AGISTS-
TO MEET IN PORTLAND
The official call for ths thlrty-saventhi-
annual convention . ot Xha Nations
Amerlcan Woman Suffrage association,
to bs held In Portland June 28 to July
6, has just been issued and bears tha -signatures
of Susan B. Anthony, honor-
ent: Rev. Anna Howard Bhaw.
president; Carrie Chapman -Catt. vice- j
president; Alice Stone Blackwell, re
cording secretary; Kate M. Gordon, cor
responding secretary; Harriet Taylor
Upton, treasurer;. Laura, Clay and Corwr.,
.Smith, Eaton, auditors. Ths meetings
are. to be held In! tha First Congrega
tional church, lira. Henry Waldo Co
is president of the locsl organisation.
andy-wttttervarioua ', committees ara a.
working earnestly to make the conven-.
tlun suoceesful. Besides the business '
sesstbns s number of outings, receptions
and -program entertainments, ra being
arranged for the vlsitora. : ,
The call extenda an invitation to all
who beltera in the Tights of woman to
self government and all who ara not yet ,
in sympathy with the movement, and
slates -a-a.Xlie aim. of the- aaaoclatlon a
govoenment of men and women, by men
and women, tor men and women, and ,
intmilons Jhe-greatjariJbaLwomsn rn
play In the welfare of this state, which t
ttvsy have so nobly helped to make.. . .
foahj Oai
sAOs
IHen -Iwts-lest- Brnndi-
rrjNEKAX XOTfCK.
STRNC.IR In this -city. May 12, Itos'si thai
resldrucs et hc dsughter, Mrs. D. P. Lewla.i.
, 475 Main street. Mrs. Cecsila Steager, aged
'HO yeara. rnnral Sunday, in a. as. fru
the shore residence. Heeds reapectfolly In
vited to attend.
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WXSAX . AJTP STOOsI BOataTBS.
. Benas , (rrowns 11 one.
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