r
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, t PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING; JUf 30. ISOff.f
i 12
TODAY'S
JSIIIIIGI0IIH0P8
IE SELLING
.terry' L.', Hart Purchases Hun
dred Bales of Prime jto Choice
on an Order. ;
CLOSE TO TEN AND A-- '
HALF CENTS'lS PRICJE
Logaribrie Higher With Scarcity
Thii Causes Some Better Demand
for Raspberries Cantaloupes Ar
rive, and Arc Cheaper. '
rraol Street. Jan SO. The principal feature
. - i - .a k-I.U MrVta tml.ff T !
Hop twins bought Sfsla. 4,
Janfanaerrtea up with eoarettv. --
Car cantaloupe la from aouta.-. - W
' tun ar firm at SS'ic. ' .' ,
Iv-ullrj demand food; sprtnirs beat.';
Urease meat market eicelleot. r
Flo aiiipment Mlaataalppt tomataee,
Aprtrot aca aoa la closing,
lireen beans ara rather scare.
Wheat and flour trado veer light.
t KHspberrlee la better demand.
IM-at cucumbers tout very 'set.
' raw hen-tee about bat of narkst. ' ' '(
I eacOes steady with liberal eupiilr.
Bop Bain Bought Agala.
Tber la am in -demand for l-adfld cotit
bops from tu east. Tb aalra reportad rs
tenlsr war for rasters account and clearlv
now that all tba eliarie lira lot rat eecuraO
nl tbelr requirements. Hoot of tba trade arc
hclng mad with email brewer who a, re buring
from hand to awalb. Harry V. Hart baa por
rtiesed 100 bate of prim to rhotc vVaetili.a--n
at a arte verr close to 10WC pound.
llila, too, waa for eastern account. - All deaiera
report the receipt of orders from there, but
tit price offered continue out of Una with tba
values asked by bolder. .
Les-anberrtae , tja' With Scarcity, t
Tber waa saata a -scarcHy of supplies of
wer only fair, but demand la showing cos.
slderabl Increase and tike price went up ts
fl.60 a. crate. One aal waa reported fraction
over tbla amount, but this could not b eon'
sldered the general market. Beyond II. BO
tkim Init. la not wllllnsr to do tmatneeja. It t
reported a Ion: the street that a number of tba
larger loganberry growera were snout to form
s eost of exchsnge and la tbla way try to
regulate tb price th fmlt should he sold at.
According to Tbs Journal's Informant It I
planned by tbs larger (rowers to buy th
mailer places sad thus place all tbs berries
in tb combine's eare. This, they claim, would
allow them t place to pries wuers tner
want It. r
Batter Demand far aUapWrrle.
Tb scarcity, of loganherriee and th higher
prlc ruling In the market has caused s baiter
demand for raspberries today and a fair In
rreae la sales ts reported. itecelpta liberal.
A fin ahlpment of tsmatoes was recelend
from lllasiaalppl this morning. Stocks arrlred
In tb best aliape of any recent ones, -and II
price be in a lower demand waa better, l. Call
form stock dragging oa account of th suls
quality. Fries tb sam. '
trees beaew wer: care along the street
today. Demand I good. " Wk beans Tory
plentiful wltb. th prlc holding an account of
tur kliortirtK'n tb other grade. ' -t .
The aprtnor' aeaaoa la faat coming to a rlnee
as far as 'allfomls shipments are concerned
the fS. mark. '
A car of cantaloupes cam tai from Paradise
Valley tbla mom inc. Th shipment wss rather
early, aa It bad not been ex pec ted until lata
this evening. Quality very good. Price down.
Htrawberrles are practically out of th market
today and prices quoted are therefor nominal.
Cucumbers frara Th Pa Ilea sr In eery fiber!
upply. Prlc easier wltb soma quoting lower.
Cherries are drsgglag today wltb poorer qual
ity and very liberal etnrsa.
Peachea are steady wltb very liberal supply,
atom fancies sold todsy ss hlgb as 11.15, but,
this price was eieepttonal. .
Spring Chlctuas la OoM Demand.
There Is stilt a very rood demand for spring'
rblckena, but bens, while not weak, are net
quite aw firm. Prlcea are being maintained,
however. There are fair reeelpta of docka and
aeeee with beat call for the former. Latter
moving at tba arte. ieneral oplnloa at tli
trade la that spring chickens will b waated
n'll Toeeday. ,
Creamery butter stll rather slow along the
street with prlc Inactive. Country store firm
and unchanged. k
Rag a are being held firm along the street
.with th price still ranging between 23c end
K'-jt. with moat of tb aalea at the higher
figure.
The trade paye tb following prlcea to Front
. street. Prices paid shippers ars leas regular
commissions: '
wrata, Flsatr and Teed.
OR MX P.AdnV Celcutta. IOIOc.
WHEAT flnb. Tic: red Ruaalaa. V; bio,
stem. 7:ic: vslley. TIlT2e.
BARLEY Feed. I4.uu; aolled, I3B.0OCa8.00;
brvwliig, 24 00.
CORN V,bt
Ikoto. cracked. tSJ.M est
ion.
BTE fl.SS p ewt. :
niTfl.PHrftuwn' nrlee- fto. 1 white tM
jomv grav. f2H.eoa2v.on,
PIXJllK New eaatern Oregoa patenra. tJt.OOA
fS WW siralghta. $ l.eOitf J.ftO; export. :i.lSKt3.ao;
eallay. S.1.&B: graham, he. ta.M: whale wheat.
SJ.IO: ryr, irm. ,,.wi urn ivm, x.o.
MIILSTTirKS Bras. S1T.50 per ton; mid
dlli.gv. J2A.00: aborts, country. fl0.00; city,
(! no: chop, t IS. 001 21 .CO.
H A T Producers' price Tiesorax. Wills mert
valley, fancy. I2.00: ordinary. 110 00tin (10;
eastera (treaoa, Sid.onfi IT.0; uilved. $10 00a
10.AO; rloitl, ; grain. IT.bO (18.60: cheat.
;.ooc..
Battsv. Eggs sad sartry. '
BtTTKR raT r. a. b. Psrtlaad WMt
cream, 2n?; eir, lAe. ...
BL TTBa City eresmery, SIHe; outatd faaey.
lP'a20c: ordtsary, lT4c: store. 1.1tlc. '
!MJ9 No,lfrehOrcgon.fsiidleuV-32a
TBuc.
CHEESE Sew fall cream, fists, 11 MB 12c:
Young America. WfceiV.
POULTIty Mixed rhlckeas, 13H per lb:
fancy beaa, 18H'(tt per lb: roaster, old. 1044c
lb: stag. llttllVi lb; fryers, l17c; broil.
ers. Ititol7o per lb; old ducks, 1S( Ida per lb
soring ducks. 18c nor lb; gaeas. efi l'Je
per lb; turkeys. 1B per lb: dreesed. aoe
Koo' prr'Xi1'' ,a-80e,0 Plgvoas.
aTpsrW1 sad Hid.
HOPg Contracts, lv snip, lue per lh; ipog
Ore son. 1010Hc ' '
WOfl-lti cUp Valley, essrae to amdlum.
aSr: flu. 3e: ea.it era Oregoa, St4i2Ie. . .
lloriAiR Kw. Sue. . . ,
brlEtPXrHNaWSnearlBa. IKsJzn earki abort
wool, e; medltta. wool. SOagTC sscki
lag w.l. 1. Vein I. oo eaek. T.- "
t AUW Prime, per lo, IV4l4c; He. t and
grisee. 2ft2Uc. .
CH1TTIM BAFIK JOOfi brock, (, per n,,
Jo4. nominal; llJ,c lb.
hlDKS Dry. . ' J. id lbs atad so. IsUq
I! ?r'DS-Bo. X-S Wei
calf, T.O. 1. aadar 6 lbs. ISe: sslted bld.a,
st.w. aonn-1. C lb and ever. lOitllc; eews.
SW'fSc; stags snd bulla, sneml. BttTc: kin.
M to SO rhs. Set calf, sound, ander II lbs, lie;
fcem. nald. le leas; calls, 'e par Jb leaa:
il'Tl ' dry. earn.
bl.n)01.M: colt bides. goat skluX
SlXJ00" t0ti"- Aagora. aack. UcCj
f yyattsaad TegetablM.
roTATOF.b -Teat sorted, jgM'j0fgf'- !
SATURDAY PRICES IN
THE, WHEAT MARKET
A.
X .fhlcagoj.
Minneapolis
Jniluth . ....
, Vllwuuke .
St Iiila....
' Jul. Hept.
.? .o ab 1 USA
. .11 - . ,SMH
. ,M,b .siB
.,'; .', ."li
tnrk..... ,.J1'4 5 .-;,-. '
Kam..ii City...' .72V, f ..', 4.
4, Utt-po"5 ..,,. a44 Hd
' a. V' '
MARKETS
JOURNAL'S DAILY
, TIPS ON MARKETS
' By Kverdlng A farjfaU. 1 '
The poultry marke futf ttaen
vary good th paat week aMnKtha
trade liaa not' been able to till all
ordera. Hena anoV food mixed
at -UH 'and 14 cepta. Old
roostera at 11 and II ctnta.
Iarg springs ar vay firm at
about 17 cents. Bmall springs
are not- ao much aought after,
jRit'lf they are not leaa than IS
pounds to the doaen will sell at
i aii-t tr-rentar. ucka-Ter-
little quiet and ar aelllng at 14
to IS centa, but very small ones . q
are not wanted at aH. t P not-
shlD any of less' than three
pounds, to the bird. Oeeae are
in vrv rood demand at to d)
1 cents on old nd 11 ?to 11
cants on young. . Large young d
re much, preferred. Turks
are in very good demand at lb
nd IT cents on old and Una
spring turks will sell at a very.
hlah uric, aa much- as 23 and Xf
centa. Ws ask storekeepers to
encourage their patrons to raise d)
more poultry. This market will d
want a very great lot or It this 4
fail I and winter, and It Js not too 4
late now to prepare for the busl- v d)
ness. There Is a tine demand e
for hena and largo springs now d
and ws ars sure that wa, will d
want a great lot of them next d
week..: .' .' v.,, ... V "
docers' pries foe esr lots. eOdiriOe per ewt:
ordlnsrr. oJ46o: prodocsra' price. : sew
Callfnnila. SI. BO; Oregon, l.00tf 1.60.
ONIONS Jobbing pries Tessa, ie per id
iw California, red. II .60; silvers, 11.75; garlic
btrbc per lb.
KKtSH rm its Annies. 2.dusj V"L
anolea. S1.2S: aranaea. Mediterranean. .l.Trv:
lianas. Be 10; iroione, caoice, i.w. v'
box: fancy, lA.otlteavn per box; nmea. isex-
Iren TIW nee IllO: tancerlnea. t Dlneapples.
si7.Na3.00: ilawallan. ; strawberries, $2 00
kj 2.x per crate; gooaenerriea. 00 per u.
cherries. 4u,fc' lb: plums, f 1 2nn.b0 crate;
aprlcota, $'1.i52.WI; peaches, eocyl.10; kgaav
berries, vt.ao: rsntsioiipes, sa.ou; raapnorrm,
11.73: black riga, gl.bn.
' v-kc:x:taiii.K4 Tumina. new. Sl.liO aer ssekl
carrots. 11.7.1 per sack; beets. 11.50 per sack;
naraaips. 11.60 pee sack: Oregon radlaliea. SOr
d; cabbage. Oregon. il.S0(1.7.V bell peppers.
15c lb:' Mexican tomatoes. 11.711: Callfumla
I.TAI.W; local hothouse. II. 7ft; Mississippi,
$l.7S; paranlia. 0il: string heaua, Oregon,
b(7c lb. csullflower. fl 60s; peas.- mtAte
lb: borae radish, fln7 per lb; artichoke, TT
per -doe: asparagus, Oragoe. 40trA4ie per
due bunch; Walla Walla, gl.oo per Box;
qtiaah. 1 lVt: aplnach. SOe per box; grees
nloaa, Oregon. 1344c per do bunches: encum
bers, bfio per dna: celery, $1.00 per doa;
green corn, 22141 26c doa; summer squsab, T5c
r.l)0 box; eggplant. 40c IK
' DRIED rui) ITS Applea. evaporated. ISO
14c per lb: aprlcota, 14e per lb: peaches,
12ifJiaHc per lb; sacka. He per Tb leas; prases,
SO to 111. Pr: e drop on ach sJxtntU
smaller else; figs. California Mack. CtoV-c lb;
rallfoenla white. daAHc per lb; datea, goldsa,
TVse per lb; farda. jt.40i31.S0 per IS-lb bos.
- Oraoariaa. bTuts, Xta.
TTGAR sack basis Cube. S.80; powdered,
IS. 16; fruit granulated. S3. IS; dry graaulated.
I.I.Oo; roof. A. S3. OS; beet granulated, western,
H.SA; Hawaiian. S4.WI; extra C, M M: gold-s
C. 4 5; D yellow. U K; bbl. . loe; U bbls,
Kiel hexes. SOe advance on ssck nsla. le 2 he
per ewt for cash, IS daysi maple, 1401C
per id
(Above prices apply to sslca of leaa than
ear lota. Car kits st apeclsl prices subject t
Buctntttlona.1 .
HOSP-V S.T) per crate. . t
roFFEIC Package brands. 116 314.Ttl.'
SALT Oars Half ground. lOOa. W M par
ton: 50s. 9.50: table, dairy, ROa, $12.00; Inn.
ill.TS;
1.B0: :
4. ouds
imported Liverpool, bus. iit.oo: Juns,
X24a. Slfl.00: extra Sne. bhla. la. 3a. 10s.
S AO: bulk. S20 In. S4.OUin5.00: sacka.
SOs, ttniWMe: Liverpool lump rock, S18.S0 per
ton: SO-lb rock. $9.00: 100s. $ 00.
ItICK Imperial" Japan.'' No- I. act Ma. a.
SS14e: New Orleans bead. Ti Ajag. Set
Creole. 814e.
BRAND Small whit. S4.2K; Isrg white,
S3..V): pink. $3.75: bsyoa. S4.7B; Umas. $5 SO;
Mevlcan reda. 4 He. .
NCTS Psanats. Jumbos. Pe ner lb: Vtretela.
6ttti'jc per lb; r lasted, RTt4e per lb; Japa
nese, nT5Ue; roasted, TtrTHe per lb: cocoa-
nuts, tuuwoc per aos; wamuta. ingtin-Aa lb
plnennts, 10124c per lb; hickory oats. 0e
per in; caearnnra. eaarera. losetoc per lb
Rrssll nut. 1411V per Ibt filberts. I413e asr
w; lavcj vs 1 tuci im'mui, louj'u,
r-alnta. fteal Oils. ZU,
R0PB Pare Maqlla. 144e; ataadard. ISUet
(leal. lie. -
COAL OIL Pearl or astral -Cases. ISUe ner
gai; . waier wniiv, irow ns, itc per gal
wuoaoa. lie per gau aeaougur. liu-oeg.
21 Ue per gal.
UAiMUjisif an-fleg. caaaa nw par aL lroa
bbls. IHc per gal.
BENZINC SS-deg. eases to per gal, lroa
TCHPlNTINE-ylB eaaes B6e per gal;
DDIS line Der gBL
WRITS LEAO-Ttm lots. lt per lb; SOO-lb
a?Ta. ec ner in; less mia. rvi per in.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at $2 SS.
IJNMKFI. OIL Pur raw. tn S-bhl lots. Sort
1-hhl lot. Sic: esse. SSe per gsl: genuine kettle.
boiled, case. So per gal; B-hbl lota. S4e: 1-bbl
lot SSe per gal; ground esse, ear lots, 20.00
per ton! Inn than car lots, $10.00 per torn.
aiaaxs. gisa aas A' revision.
PREFII MEATS Trent street Beef eieaea.
tflfSe per lb; cows, B4e per lb; bogs, fsacy.
anjac: orainary, !;: poor, iie per lb
9 per lb; veal, extra. Te per lb;
ordinary. Me per lb: poor. Be per lb; mattoa.
tancj, nxxsftc er 1 " . isbidbi wo.
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland each (Mean
dim, 10 o 14 ids, uii per ip; 1 to is Ihs,
13c per id; nreaxiaai nacon. . inmtzue . per
id; picnic, iiflr per id; coirage, 1014,0 per lb;
regular abort clears, ansmoked. lOVc ner Ihi
smoBeo. lllc per id; clear geese, unamocea,
loHe per lb; amoked. IIV4C per lb: Union butts.
10 to IS lbs; ansmoked. He per Itg smoked, se
par IUi tr mi rr ir-m, in.snMm, lie per IB,
amoaeu, lc per id: snoiifirrB. lur per ID.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s, 12e
lb; fta, 12e per lb; so-lb tuts, llUc per .b
steam rendered. 10s. lie per lb; Sa, 11 He
err 10; iwiMmu.i, iw,, ni,r
CANNED SALMON (olnapbla river, l-tb talis.
Sl.SO; 2-lb tails, $2.75; fancy, l ib Sate. SI.SO;
ri-10 isacjr Diita. 41. ia; -raacy 1-lD ovale, aj 70
AUska U1U. pink. SSttMci rML 1-S0; aomlna
2a. tall. $2.00. A
riSH KwcS cod, 7c per lb: Sounders, Se per
lb; halibut, Mr per lb; crabs, $1.60 per doa;
striped ban, I2H per lb; eetflab. Te per lb;
eaimon, loiumoia nver cninooa, sc in; ateet
aeaaa, i id; nitieDacss, ic in; aerring, oc ia
aulas, ec w; shrimps, luc lb; perch. Be ier
lb; black cod, Te per Tb; tomeod, Te psr lb;
silver smelt, Te per lb) lobsters, IB per lb;
fresh mackerel, Ac per lb; crawBeh, SB par
aos; susa, x per in; sturgeoa, lue psr aa.
OT8TEHS-nboalwatr bay, per gat, SI. SB;
per 1101b sack. S4.00,' '
CLAM' Hardshell, per box, SS.0O raaor
wama, a."V per BOX.
B0ST0X COrPEB XAJIXET.
Boston, June 80. Official closing
sun.
Bid.
VH.taiA
... 17. SO
... SiB
... 85.110
. 8.80
Advenlur
A Ik-oca ..
Arcadian
Atlantic .
ftlngtiam
Calumet
f 8 60
Sn.flo
.1 Ml
12.73.
ST.ou
SN2.O0
Qnlaey ,,
Koyal ...
Hltannoa ,
Ts msrack
Trinity . .
I nit
ed Copper 84.00
Daly W
I fh
.r.-.-.-v 8S.7S -
rranklla
Oreen - Cea. ,
Oranby
M.Jiek
Nevada Coo . .
North Rntte..
Old iiominloa.
Osceola ......
Parrot .......
1.7!V
V Ictnrla
Winona
STI.87H
I k. m.
1.00..
6.00
l'7 Wolverine ....
188.00
8100 III. S. Mining..
ft4.H0
17. (1
as 110
87.00
MA.no
24.23
IRoaton t'on.
'i4.a744
it'al. A Arts.
iBlack Ml...,
iKsst Butt.
lEly ,
JW.UU.,
, . 8.00
00
8.87V.
- TeflTTB STATES OOVUXKERT BONDS.
' New York, Jon' JO. Oovernment boada: '
- ' . . Dste. Aak. Rid.
1031, llU'4
no eoopoo. .. .i, r.
Threes, registered ,
1MI.1
104 . 101
iretti ioa
1P4
l(Hi ,
iiof
lOtiT .
IB-.'.I
1PM
di coupon
Two, small sonde.......
("ours, registered... ,
do coupon
fours, regiatered. .. .....
do coup-j)
Dwrrlct of Colombia .... ,
1'blltpplns 4 4.,.,
10:11.;. jug
lost,
iia4
J(WJ
12 4i
1W,
IIT .
110
1'wvL
1"4J
180
ino
HOtTtAlrp BABK STATEMENT.
Clearing
.,.1718.818.18
.... (21. 5O4.40
Balances
J('w Tark-lmdoa silver.'
r-ew Kork. June An ar,, an,. .,-.. 1.
Uadoa,
CLOSIUG MARECET
18 JHYBODY'S
Although Wheat Is Lower in Chi-
cago, the Tone. It Stronger
Bears Score During Morning. .
CANNOT BUY SEPTEMBER
EXCEPT AT AN ADVANCE
5,
July and May" Each Xo an Eighth
Cent While September ' and ; De
cember Are a Quarter Off Oats
Weaker in Sympathy With Wheat.
I LA TIVB WHEAT VALUES. '
.1 ' Close Close Clos '' Loss
Juu SO. Juns 2S. IWUB. June SO,
Jnly...
September. .,
lieceuber...,
May , ..
.$ .Ml', II I .Nl $ -UtH $ .M1
. .MSA .Nl. .eV) .0HW
. ,tctA .ov;
, . .Bote UUt
Chicago, June SO. It Is anybody's marker-4a
wheat st tb close. Th bear appeared lo
have all tba best of It this morning with cleat
weather In tb northwest rs their favor. Be
fore the market cloaed today It was next te
impoaalbi to buy any quantify or juiy wneat
In the onen msrket without sdvsnclng the prlc.
Tb lie u tern her at the low point wa about S
off wltb a rallying tendency, and the net loea
far tli day a abataj more tbsa aie. ' Prlmsrr
receipts of wheat todsy sr 390.000 - bushele
against WTdHi hosnela a year ago, and ship
ments SI. 000 bushels agalnat S44.000 bushels
, year ago. ir tb weather par continues
right It will remove the probability of damag
to ftie prmg wheat crop.
Th improved temperature tn th corn srstc.
additional ram over the "" fern blt and
'"' '"'" "v f1" -"-"
"LT In check.
The eats -market weakened, no doubt tn arm
pa thy with wheat. t
In proritiluaa good Judges claim tbat tbs
eetlmat ef" 14O,004 bogs fur neit week Is far
toe nigh. ,
Official onotalkme bv Overheck. Btarr a
Cooke company:
: W HrJAT. ,
Open. High. Low. Cine
Jnly.....
.hi . .r a a jii'in
1)4,
J"4l
Kept., v..
lc......
May.....
.911 .Nl
, Jtni .an 14
cons,
; .BS'4 ' .ICtt
JIO . .11014
' OATS.
. , .SUV
.ami. .87
.HIVi
.TOW .
.84 '
.51 -
.S3
.SS .
.nu
.87
.azi
.BO
Jnly.....
Sept..,..
Dee, ....
S3iB
.Wfi A
July
Sept...,;
Dec
.SOU A
.374. Al .87 . .
MESS PORK.
July...:.
Sopt
Jan,
July.....
Sept....!
Oct
1S.7S 17.00 1S.7S
w.ts ' ; i.a 10.7.1
1S.SS , 1S.SS 1S.SS
LARD.
- S.75 .' 8.80 8.T5
8.07 8 7 S.0S
S.PT 8.00 S.7
e SHORT RIBS.
8 V . 8,80 S.4S
B.H5 640 8.H5
8.13 . S.Sa.M.MI
"18.TS
l.7
1S.SS
8.80
887
8.00
8.47A
. 8.87
8.13
July... . .
wept,....
Oct.,...
LIVERPOOL ORAHf lUirj,
Liverpool, . June 80 Official prlcea T
WriKAl.
t - Close' '
a June SS
as Vid
., s TV,d
. . a Sd
.. as 7Hd
Close
fialn . Leas
. June 28 .
a Sd
7T,d '
CORN.
4 8H1
s TVid
June 80 Jane SS
July..'. ,
d
d
BCptX.,
July...,
Sept,..,
d I
Mi
Chicago brain car lots.
Chicago, Jan 80. Grain car lots:
. Cars. ' Grad. Bat.
100s.
Wheat 18 1 ! 17
8
Corn 80S 844 d22
Oata ..- a., at . jot
8K
149 I
Wht csra today: Mlnnes polls 908. Pnlutb
as. 1 ear ago; Minneapolis 1U8. Ouluth 1(1. '
.. .
W QUIET DAY; IN THE
LOCAL YARDS
Liverpool Situation Is Dull
C-:i A.!.. A I
nugs ran lu rutivej s,gain
Cattle Remain Dull.
Portland raloa atockyarda Ion 80. liv.
stock receipts: r-" .',
1 HogC Cattle. Sheen.
Today .. I," 28 2481
Week ago..... -..TT- 1JI1 4N
monlb ago..., 74 Ua 821
Year ago 80 '-1 21B
irsding in th livestock . market wss ex
ceedingly qulst today. Haturday la' alwava
a itlet day for livestock, - but today wsa
MpecUlly so.
Hogs remain qnlet but Arm wltb no receipts
again. Sheep srs very good but cattle are
outer. '
Official livestock quotations!
Uhm n, . . ,nM. av oocivv ae;.
Mockers snd Chins fsts, 80. fro ; tuckers snd
feeders, fS.ZB.
' . . . ... .. v-S". "irw,, Sv,M,
beat cowa and helfera. 83.25; stockera and
feeders, 8.U0: bulls, ft? IKl.
Sheep Shearlings. 844. lamba, dHtJJc.'
HOGS AND CATTLE STEADY.
Chicago Market Taking- All AVrrlreJa .
Chicago, June SO. Livestock ' receipts:
Iloga. Cattle.
Sheep.
Chicago IO.011O ' S.OiiO
a.onQ
Kansas Ultv .......... 10 K) . 2iai
8.ISM1
Omaha S.fxiO 100
BOO I
lioga-a-Steady with 4 Ano left over.
eeeipta I
. . . . arn mmmrm, 1000 "PnAmm'm a.,1..
Mixed. S8.4n&38.tSi4: good and hesvy. 0.Aa
e ua, k a k sa Anjm R ca,w.
v.mi, (ua'SH ia urm . , a7v.TWV.OT,, 1101.
tl.4I((tt W.
cattle ntany. ;
Sheep Weak.
COTTON UNCHANGED TO
ELEVEN POINTS HIGHER
J
New York. Jnn 80. Cottoa futures closed
unchanged to 11 points up.
Offh-lal c, notations by Overbeck. Blsrr A
Cooke rutppanyi
lOuen.4Tlgh:t rowilon 3o June 28
Jauusr ... .10.3810.42 10.3T 10.40 10.40
February ..... .10.40 10 44 10.40 - 10.41 ' 10.41
March 10. 4T 10.4S '10.46 10.4ft 10.47
July 10. in jti.iwi 10.10 I0..10B 10.21
August 10.28 10.33 10.23 10.81 10 20
September 10.82 10.81
October 1. ...10 28. 10.33 10.28 10.81 10.80
NovemDer ... .... ..... ...... "10.82 10.81
Iembft'.,;10.8 10.40 10.S4 10.87 10.81
A. . - - 1 H
RE W TOBX BANK STATEMENT.
New York, June 80.-
Bank statement:
Increase.
Keeerva
.11.142.1.2.1
. l,OOft,t78
Reaerve lee Lolled State.-.
loana ,.,... ... ...... ,
Specie
legale
tepnalt
. 'nil.
1.6!..iin
,. 2.878.fO0
." 144.7O0I
L'ln-ulatlo ......... .t
. 107.708
Derrass.
Boha Teachers Appelated.
(Special Dlapatch to Tb Journal.)
Kcho, Or., Juns
yjT., June gs. The following
learners navs, Deen appointed for tlje
. ...... . , ,,a 11 n a
I,,, , a - - - .a.nv. l !.,
Jk W. Keelar. Srlh.llnnAmna.l.J V.. LI. .....
i.i .i.w . .' ... " J ' I
Klnk-n V... J 7 "t ' 7 ft""9 rnnd"- n-om.numeroiis t-ltleg and towna
Kink and Mlas Wamle Rlppgy t.ach- The orstorlosl firework will b shot
,7
Again a Demand for Hops One Hundred
Bates Bought, at Close to Ten and a Half
Cents plenty of Orders but Price Is Low.
GENERAL DECLINE
IN NE17 Y0RK
Trading in Stock Market Irreg-
I- ular During the Day With Most
Losses at Closings.
N EW YORK CENTRAL IS Tf; '
TWO AND A QUARTER OFF
J Northern Pacific One of tha Few
That Gains and Holds Advance of
Two and. Quarter at Close Some
t Short Covering just Before End. ,
NET LORSES.
Amalgamated .... HICotton Oil
!lCH"pM 1
Atchison IKed. Smelt,
s ivwui,1,1, isloriuia .....,.
nugar H!Ont.; Weslfra x
Hrvuklra U! Pennsylvania Vii
Canadian ......... itt i Pressed Htel Car. 1,
Creat Welters ... i Pacific MaU H
St. Paul HI Heading J 44
Cheupeak 1 I Hcpubllc Steal K
Colo, Fuel ....... fclKock Island ....
Krl
noutavra . nanwaj
Kris U
Texaa Pacific..
Ijuilarllle ,. 4,
Mexleaa Central..
Miasourt Paclflc...
N. V. Central,.... tU
Teun. COal .....
V- A. Bteel ....
do prsfarced. ..
NET GAINS, t
Baltimore !Katy
Union Paclflc m do preferred
Nortbera Paclflc. IV. Woolen
Wall Street. New York. June SO Trading la
New York a toe k a waa . Irregular todsy wltb
tices lu the srly trading generally lower,
nut toward the cloa tber was considerable
abort covering, which caused a allgbt rally,
Mll statement waa rair and caused
1 cerUIn amount of covering, but tb profeaslot
na. but tbs professional
who dominates the market. Is still besrlshly In
rilned and It la ksrdly likely that aa advance
Will be mors tbsa temporary.
- Official nuotatloaa bv Overbeck. - Btarr A
Cook company: "
f ill f
DESCBIPTI0N.
Ansconda Mining Co..
Amal. (.Topper Co '
Atchison, com
ore f erred
Am. t ar Found,.
com. 854,1 sea.
do oref erred .
Am. Sugar, eom...,,;'
Am.. Smelt, ' com. ......
do preferred.. ......
Baltimore Ohio, coal.
00 preferred .
Brookfra Ranld Tr..ti
lyi
. .uwjun i-aciiir, 'com
fhl. A U, W., com....
ChL, Mil. A St. Paul.
Phi Ar W TV '
Colo, ruel A Iron, coin..'
Cbeaapeake a Ohio
Cohx 8outbem, com.M,..
00 zd preferred
do 1 at n referred . . . .
Delaware c lludann....
Del., Lack, a West..
DenT A R. fl., com.'.
do" preferred...., j-.,
Ert,x ma,
210 120014
40
84H
40
do td preferred....,
do lab" nref erred. .
77 H
Bit
Illlnota ' Ceatrsl
Iulavlll a Nakbvllle.
Manhattan Railway,...
Mexican Central fiyV. . .
Mlnit . Mr P a, e.. w
IT0
TDK
Missouri Pacific.'..".,.."
1B4,
at.. K. a T., com
do DrefarrasL,
New York Ventral.
Am. Cotton OH
Am. Locomotive. ........
Federal Smelter
Norfolk A Weatern, com.
do preferred
North American
w. x.. onti ) Wester a.
Pennsylvania By..'......
i3
" u.. u. v. vo
Pressed Steel Car, com. -.
do preferred V. .
Pacific Mall Steam. 00.1014
2044
SceuillS, Com . . . , . , , , ,
121
122 Va
do Zd preferred
do lat nrefprred..
Rep. Iron a Steel, com
do preferred
Rock Island, com.....
do Preferred
Sou I bet n Ry., com,...
fcmhe pluc:::::::."
do preferred
.QO- Prererreu
Bt. L. A B. P., 2d pfd.
do lat preferred
St. I. 1 I, W., com....
do preferred v....
Texaa A Paclflc. . . . ...
Tennessee Coal A lroa..
T., St. !.. A W.. com...
150H
do nreferred
TJitloo Pacific, cum......
142
141
do nreferred
Central Leather, com...
3V,
89
00 prererrea
C. S. Kuhber, eom. . .. ,.
do nreferred
Ctrl. Steel Co., com...
do preferred
Wheel, a L. E., com...
do d preferred. ......
do lat nreferred
Wisconsin Central, com.
do preferred
Weatern Union Tele...
Wabash, com
24 I 24 I 28
do preferred
Am. woolens
Northern Pacific
82 14
82
I if 2 V.
io:i4tii
SAW ERANCISC0 aUXINO BT0CKS. I
Baa Francisco, June SO. Official 1 dosing:'
Bid. I Rid
Jlelmont ....... $3. 37H'0oM Rar 11.0244
Cash Boy
.12 ,
... v.,., rausj.,..
Stelnwsv -.J !
n Hhii w-
14
Oolrtru Anchor,
dome
.23 -.67
S.75
.H4ATron. CaLYa....
Jim Butler....
1.20
.78
3.18
SftS
Opblr
MarNamasa
Mexican
Caledonia
Exchequer
. .87
. .82
. .48
. .87
. m
. .80
Midway
Montana
North Star.
frorcroee a......
Oold Crowa ....
Ores! Bead ....
Rescue
Rlark Butte Eg.
Ohio
... .27
.... 4.00
;.1H .80
-.-'i J. ROA
Ton. Fix ten
Nevada ... J.
.li
W est End
.08
1.05 A,
.88
Anama
,t
Trsmp
.17
tioiden Belmont.
Bluebell .12
Montgomery Mt. .87
Booth 88
Sunset ,1ftA.
Seentre ........ .28
Columbia Mt...' .20
Con. Onsrry . . .
.01 I Manhattan ..... ,0ft
Diamononeia a..
Dixie
Ooldfleld
.15 I Rarlne-llnmnrev. .11.
07 Ilexter .48
.44 A Klrannr .10
Jumbo
Jumbo Extra.
i.zz iKiia wedge .08
.17 I lone Star ...... .08
.115 lot. Dend Bx Aft '
, .IT lilt. Bend, Annex .08
.17 ICreecent ,0A
1.47V,lPowboy i
1.20 IDenver Annex..." .10
.87 IRtllls A Resrs.. .02
Kendall
Laguna ........
May Queen ....
Mohawk
Red Top ...
Sandstorm ,
Silver Pick.
.a tniaca itocx..
.02
St. Ivea
48 V. T. Consol.
National Bank.
Denver .
Ecllmve
.45 Little Jo
".SJS;
.28
1.20 IMavSnwar .
.86 I lamping Jack,.
'Horslga Coffas lfarksts.
Havrs. JuneN sa (Vffe advanced
Ham-
burg unchanged. Uoliday la Rrasil.
a ui. uu. woiiati.
New Tnrk. Jnn 30. Caah enffee-
Na. T
Rio, 71 16c; No. 4 Santos, 8e.
CAMPAIGN IS OPENED
-BY KANSAS DEMOCRATS
Journal Special Service 1
,Frt Bcott. Kas., June SO. Th count
convention here today waa made tha
occasion for a big gathering; of Demo
crats from Alt psrtg of Kansas. . tha
event marklnw tha format A-X
the ; state campaign. Nearlf alTitha
l.Tiri,IMI,'. am T nm . I.b.l .
u7 marc 11 in sr ciuoB ann
off at a btf banquet tonight J
SAYS DETECTIVES
PliOTECICROOK
J. P. Jaeger Declares They Shield
Man Suspected of, Having
I RnhhuH JsitAatlrw Rtnrsi
J w
1
FINKERT0N WATCHMAN V .
IS ALSO NEGLIGENT
tnfjssesjratnJJghtf Robbery
-wt a Wv . .,. .
nc'aisia mqx vuk oiorm oerween
Eight o'Clock and Midnight Sen
sations! Developments Expected. .
Revelatlona of a highly sensational
character have coma to' Uglit aathe
aftermath of .tha burglary 1f Jaeger
Bros.' Jewelrj 'store at 280 Morrison
street last. Sunday, night in which the
thieves secured plunder aggregating in
vaJ.ua nearly $3,00,0. An Investigation
by members of the Arm has established
tha significant - fact that ' Plnkerton
Watchman Watson did not visit tha aa
tabllahment between tha hours of 8 and
IS a'clock on the night of tha crime
notwithstanding his usual custom of
Inspecting the premises hourly.
I --,4. cltlaen who paased tha atore short-
' , - . . . , , r, . aw. . 1
17 sunr e n civca ounumy nigni maaes
tha declaration that M saw soma one
rurrtmaglnsr about the window at that
time. Tha man's face was concealed by
the eliding back of tha window and he
is therefore unable . to furnish a ' de
scription, of tha fellow.
Detectives .Protect Ooarlot.
Tha roost startling development as a
result of tha crime is the statement of
J. Is. Jaeger to the effect that ha has
been reliably informed that . "Chick"
Houghton, tha notorious criminal sus
pected of, being Implicated in the bur
glarly, is ' now and has been protected
by members of tha detectlva branch of
tha local police department. "
The suspicion of Jaeger Bros, that
tha , Ptnkerton . watchman employed to
regularly visit their atore every hour
night, was brought about by tha infor
nlght was brought about by tba Infor
mation secured from tha pedestrian who
saw tha hands In tha window. Watson
waa examined by Messrs. Jaeger and
tha superintendent "of tha -Plnkerton
agency and he confessed to having been
derelict in his duty. According to hla
statement he entered the store after S
o'clock to turn on tha lights snd did
not again make his rounds until mid
night, .when ha discovered the ' crime.
1 Watehmaa Makes Sxcnse. I
In extwnuaflon Watson declared that
he hAd Wen 'corn Vg into the store for
three yeocs, ariO-inasmuch as nothing
Had haDDened in that time he dld&not
believe that there Mould be' any pal-tie
ular harm in leaving; tha establishment
without protection if or a. few hours.
Jaeger Brothers maintained' that, the
responsibility for the crime rested on
tha Pinkertons through ' the contribu
tory negligence of their employs, and
demanded that tha detectlva agency
make an investigation independent of
tha police. ' ;
According; to ,tte senior member of
the firm, tha Plnkerton operatives spent
qne day on tha case and promised to
discharge- Wataon. As they mads no
further effort, to apprehend "-the crlml-
netls and the watchman la still in their
employ, Hthe Jewelers intend to lay tha
matter -Deiore vvuiiam a. g-inerton in
Chicago.
Says Detectivea Ara CtuUty.
As regards tba protection furnished
Houghton by tbs local detectives, J. P,
.Jaerer .declares that his Informant Is
thoroughly reliable and In a pealtion to
know. 'T .' " -
"I Intend to look Into this matter,"
said Mr. Jaeger today? "and If I And any
evidence that justifies it I will lay th
matter before JJdyernoT Chamberlain
and Mayor Lane." .. rV.?""-""'
Although the detectives maintain that
they are satisfied as to Houghton's
participation in the crime, yet theyliave
secured no evidence of ah incriminating
nature against htm. Houghton waa
sent up for five years on a charge-of
highway robbery and has served two
years of his sentence. He waa paroled
three months ago and upon request
Governor Chamberlain can. remand him
to tbe euatodjkof the warden at Salem.
Jaeger Brothers have received a com-
munlgatlorrfrom the Jewelers' Security
Alliance of Mew York City, of which
they are members, to the effect that
the organisation will pay 1100 reward
for the , arrest and conviction of the
guilty parties. The entire-ease gives
promise of sensational developments.
PROHIBITION CLOSES
EUGENE ICE PLANT
(Special Dispatch te Tba Journal.
Eugene. Or.. June JO. One effect of
Judge Harris local option decision Is
the closing down of the ice factory in
this city, owned by H. - Welnhart, the
Portland brewer. The plant ceased op
trratlons within two hours .after the
Judge rendered hla-declsloh,' and Man
ager Plrone says it will remain closed.
Eugene people will hereafter be com
pelled to ship their Ice w from other
cities, paying a higher price for It The
reason for the closing down of the Ice
plant la that there will. not be enough
patronage to pay the operating expenses
when the 12 saloons In Eugene; four in
Springfield and ' six in Cottage' rove
cease . business. They all purchased
their Ice at the Eugene factory. -.
-
SAGEBRUSH LAND. IS
INCREASING IN VALUE
(Special Dispatch to Tke Journal.)
Baker City, Or., June 10. Bagebrush
land In Baker county has been brought
out wonderfully in the past twe yeara.
This land In many instances three rears
ago was worth only 11.2s to SI an acre
and. u now bringing ISO to 97s an acre
with "water rights. Last year some
1,000 acres of this land waa planted to
crops and returned bounteous yields.
This year soma of this land haa been
summer fallowed and other thousands
of acres put into crops. In another two
yeara 10,000 sores of raw land will be
growing grain and there are 30.000 acres
Of the same Rind or land ready for
homestead 'entry within II miles of
Baker city. ' ,;
Heath From ZeOokJaw
never follows an injury dressed with
Buckien's Arnica Salve. Its ant leant le
and - healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant, bf
Rensaelaersvllle, N. T writes: "It cured
Beth Burch of this place of the ugliest
sore on hie neck I ever saw' u.
Cnts, Wounds, Burns, and Sores. - ito at
Skfdmore Drug Co.
c
3
l' The -Prettiest of All Portland's ubufbs. .
" BIO Z.OTS AT tlTTLS raUCXaV
leet Bargains Jtver Offered. Znveenigata. ' ' V
W LOTS l ,, I LOtSAj
Mi -s 60x100 . ' ,7:: . I .
f $200 r $200
II M.00 omi, $5.00 a 8-00 H.M A
' V- Place Tea Koaey la Baal Bsu'ti. Safeet ot All tn 1 '
1 ' . vastnants. Xt oaxmot BTBST, BVs AW AT. OB MM I I
s ' ' . TOIJSaT. - Bvery convenience la , I
'AV:. : FIRLAND ;
' - Take Jtt. MoeHjew, Tlrst an Aldeg Bt - J
- GEO. W.; BROWN ' r
- ;' -. V : Tallin Bidg Third and Was ' V;
.-.,. iatTtoa Bttaetsv ,-,:,. f ' inw r
1 N. 'bobbst a. TATX.OB, S y r.' - r---
vOinoe, Tlrlaad Birtioiyy' j' '. ',x
INTERESTING CAPITAL IH THE
: NEW SHORT LINE
Efforts Made in Chicago to Float
New Railroad From Butte to ,
1 San Francisco. -
(Journal Special Servlcs.)
Chlcago; ,Jun jo. Efforts are being
made to int'ereat Chicago capital in the
new San- Franc taco, Idaho & Montana
railroad which is being laid from Butte,
Montana, through Boise, Idaho, to San
Francisco, and which vrlll shorten the
route between Butte, Boise and the
Snake river valley country to the
Golden Gate, by (SO miles. - The line
will open up a section of southeastern
Oregon which ia now remote from" a
I railroad. Construction .work Is now go
ing 011 ana par or me line will ds in
operation before msny months. .
G. T. Fropper of Boise, 'treasurer and
director . of the Pacific Development
company, the concern which la con
structlng the new line, and some of the
other officials are in the city now In
terviewing capitalists and attending to
Other details concerning the new line.
The San Fraraaisco, Idaho A Montana
railroad taps one of the richest sections
in the northwest and by shortening the
route from all parts of the north to
Ban Francisco by several hundred miles
will have an important affect upon the
development of the northwest.
GETS TESTIMONIAL FOR
: HIS BETSY ROSS WORK
3. C Friendly of the firm of Rosenthal
A Co.. 140 Third streets has received a
handsome testimonial In "recognition of
his work on behalf of the Besty Ross
memorial movement. The testimonial
I, lav a picture representing the Insiae of
tne old Betsy jkoss nome in rqiiaoei
phla. It shows " the famous woman
with the new American flag spread' out
upon her knees, in the final cqnaulta
tion with General George Washington,
Robert Morris and the Honorable
George Roas, which resulted in the
adoption of the stars and stripes. Mr.
Friendly haa set the pictures in one of
the windows of the shoe store, where
it will remain on exhibition until after
independence day. i 1
The Betsy Ross memorial movement
laa started some three years ago, -many
patriotic organisations joining In to
make It a success. The purpose was
to perpetuate the old Betsy Ross, home
in Philadelphia and In addition to erect
a monument In honor of the woman
whose name became immortal when she
designed the American flag. It was the
purpose ; tomske the movement one of
the American people in Ita entirety and
for this reason no- one person was al
lowed to contribute more than 10 centi.
Mr. Friendly-was at Uia head of the
movement in Oregon, 'taking up It he
work personally throughout, the state.
Hla number, 20671, is stamped upon on
corner of the picture, which was pre
sented by the American Flag House and
Betsy Ross Memorial association.
MRS. J. W. SCRIBER IS
BURIED AT LA GRANDE
ISnedsl Diana tea. ta Tha Jonraalt '
Ia Grai.de, Or., June SO. The funeral
of Mrs. J.-.W. Scriber, wife of J. W.
Scrlaer, cashier ct the Farmers', a.
Traders bank, took place from the
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday.
Mrs. Scriber was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Ueonard, who "crossed
the plains In 185lt settling on a dona
tion land claim near ' Salem. Marlon
county, where Mrs. Scriber waa born
on September IT, 18ST. She was mar
ried to Mr. Scriber. December 6, 187S,
residing near Salem until 1190, when
they moved to La Grande. During the
past two years both her parents died.
Bhe leaves to mourn her loss a husband.
Mr. J. W. Scriber: three sons, two sis
ters and two brothers Mrs. J. A. Peeler
and Mrs. Flora Clark of Salem, B. 1 A.
Iieonard of Sllverton, Oregon, and T. B.
Leonard of Rltsvllle, Washington.
BALLOON ASCENSIONS
FEATURE AT BAKER
(Special Dispatch to Tli Journal.) .
-Baker City, Or June 10. The follow
ing official program- of the events of
the Fourth of July celebration haa been
decided upon by the committee:
, Salute of II guns at sunrise. ; This
saluta will be nrtd under the super
vsIoeVer K. T. Beers of the Grand Army
pOSt. ' la, - J I , ' V . .
, Parade forms promptly at :lt o'clock
for the march through the streets of
the city and the reading of tha Declara
tion of Independence at the grove at
10:10 sharp. i : ' ' I
- First balloon ascension shortly before
II o'clock. . This Will gtve the people
of Sumpter and the upper mining camps
time to see all 'these events. The bal
ance of the day will .be devoted to
speech-making, dancing, races, etc, with
a grand balloon ascension at Sight.
4r
HALF MILLION ACRES-'
FOR SALE BY TEXAS
- (Jonrnai Special Servlc
Austin, Tex., June -10. More' than
400,000" acres of land, a part of the
18.000.000 acres still owned by the state
of Texaa wilt be placed on tha market
t&axt week. Xlie lamrwilt be awards
MANY .
IMITATIONS
BUT ONLY ONE
. GENUINE
BUTTERNUT
BREAD'
MADE IN OREGON
0m
You Wfll Find This Trade
Mark on Every Loaf. . '
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS
Phone Main 19M
The German
Steamer
tVJariechen
.1 NET TONNAGE 2,521 Tl
:.r-i WiU Be Sold . ?"
At Public Auction
AT VICTORIA, B. C.
Where she now lies in her dam,
aged condition, at 3 p. '
JULY 3, 1906
. Sale Price Reserved ' 1 '
P. SCHOENWANDT. - ;
' Agent
The Portland
PORTLAND, OREGON". ,
EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY j
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
ttfvL,-. AD COMMERCIAL .
' rx TRAVELERS. , J .
' Everything- te eat and drink, aid
It costs no more In. the .
Portland Hotel Rathskeller 1 '
than elsewhere in" the city. Kvi
weekday night from S:IS to is,
at. 0. BOWrmS, Slaaas;
u4 - .i. .- ,
In tracts of on section to four seoe
tlons to the ;hlghet bidder. There la
great demand for rands In all parts ot
Texaa Just now.' Itnndreds of rhon
Mlirta of acres have changed hands tbla
yeir and a'orr of -great rati ohes have)
II : . I 51 I 'Jl I 1 I I If ill 1
ben purchased ahd cut up into iu
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