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12 THE OREGON DAILY TjOlT 'NAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1007. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES. SHOWCASES ef every dwerlpMooj bank, he? . and store fixture, ea.d. to order, Tlie Letts " Manufacturing Ce, Portland". ft. n. R1RDSAIX, eeafsimrt (not M. Winter WM uo. i Hamilton Diug. nam us. ' STREET PAVING. WARREN Co1 ruction Co., (treat Saving, side walks aad crossings. 814 Lembsr Bschsnge. ran Bsrner Aerb.lt Pavtag Oa of PortlsnA j ,. ornes ooo worcestsr bib. - TODAY'S MARKETS Mixed Reports of Prime Crop Causing Easterners to Become Very Anxious Many Now Want to Purchase Futures. EAST I'MIIIIIiG r- SAFES. obo PRUNES mmn and saps oo., ... rlar-HaU-Marvm safes ' Bats Oo.'a bank eafeel sale egsers ' far ' Hse. Jtk) Msagsueae Uti n ruin n.aa nee- i - .v . - sv i root stfss aad tank safe, very esa.PI aa JfoVery UUC ASKllig 10r UOltV DIKBOf.I) Minim Safe Lanra line, carried. Lark-Oats Opened. Jacks. J ill", Metal Psr-1 stturs. . Honest prices aa1 Goods. Beta I phones. J. H. Davis, I : MBBBMaaawtawnM Third at tions on Futures Local- People Holding Back. ; TV PE WRITERS. BRAPQT7ARTFRS for new aad rebuilt type writers or ail nates) see ear winoow: ir yos ara into t aer a new typewriter aaa oa be-1 fort boring: we esa ' ssve yog money: we I e.ee parts for repairing an maetunee; atar agents (or tha Visible Fox: at bar ell Hons I ' e( typewriters. Tha Typewriter Eicnaage, Ine B. 1. Ellison, manager. 94 Tklra at. BUCKENRDERrBB TyrewritW ' A gewey sites; repairs. Ralelsh bMf ., ath aad Wul. , ' PUBLIC HTENOOBAPrlKa. TRANSFER AND HAULING. .Today's market features : : Callforaia spud market dulL Rest la asking 'for prunes, Hhortage tells ta rice crop. Eggs sre steady bat anrbanged. .-" Cantaloupes ara doe todsy. .Strawberries sre holding steady.' Inrtlo tomatoes la fine abapa. -String beans are nek Mtlor. -, .. Cherry supplies are plentiful, . ;X Beat Ii Asking .for- Pruaeav During the past weak or as every needier or prunes la Oregon aa wall as In. Callforaia aud Washington,- baa bora awanpad with ta- aulrln from the east recardlnB the pert for tha arena ttp.. from err stlo WHAT DEALERS SAY v OF LOCATE MARKETS By a GlafkVCa ' 4 The tn market : wag. rery d Arm tha paat'week with receipts 4 d not quite ao heavy," and demand d d v better from all , Bides, Storace d , operations continue on extensive 4 scale.. ' .-: ' :i The chicken market Is Just d d about holding; its own, with all d arrlvsls ' cleaned up, . Beoelpts 4 were Just about as during- the 4 d ' previous-, week. 'i .,V-' 4 , Butter market Is easier, al- 4 4 theuaii the tone has not as yet . d d effected the price , on country e e store. - .'.y. ! " '. d Warm weather has easened e e the tone of all lines of dressed e meats. , .Lower prices tn live- e e , stock . have . likewise . caused d 4 ' some dullness to the dressed e d product f CJiniE H COIIDiriOl! IS BUT NO lOl'ER - 77.4 PER CEIII Market Shows Liberal Ar- Government Issues a New riTals-JJelievcd It Will 1 ; Wheat Crop Estimate I: Go to Four Cents Flat. Portland tTnloa Stockrards,' Jose 10. Ut- .... . . ... Boca. Cattle. BbeeD. Today .....,.. S , i,45 1T Vek aco 4y, 300v.- . . Year ago ............ .,1H ,i ... PrCTlous ysar M . - 48 -764 Cattle Biarkst is .weaker "wltk a eaottaaanee of the heavy arrivals ef fraas-fed staff. Today t48 bead ware reported In as afalntt 900 head a .week ago aad ITS heed a year ago. . This compares with 4S head for this day fa 1608. The trade is bearish oo eattle bat ae'eertoo drape are at preeent anticipated from today's fifarea. It is expected that beat stuff will eell to fa nat or a rraotkai aoder before tbe mar. 4 - 484.000. or 9,600,000 less than 4S hoara, arrirals tottllof BS head as asaln.t I A last year. HUM last Mimria, m Ih. nM.Ln . mr,A Ofl I Horn . opr ra a nA ni.a. aa tr. .ft in. PICC effka 8S rirat at., betweoa Br lot tbe Atbntle roast the inquiries are pouring I g ' . ' " - i 0d1t fcw br( -f hnft ta 4srtot the m " T. : . T " I moat of en are eesins ror qnoiauon. vu KKSH rRtTtTB-4trancea eew aaveL S.1.M '""ZLL wi. th "" w' " C8.T8; Medlterraneaa eweeta. : 12.25-3 brt .waromo with aeparate , tree I fc ,,. n. mm for this I a m. k...... '.a. ... ik.'t.w; rroat aaa Clay ata. ; l ntt tbt WaterBre are aowllllnf to I M.fiOQ6.(M per boi limes, Mexican. 14.00 r OBBOON TRANSFER CO., S4 North Blxtb et.r I prunea-tney umpiy are onwiwmr w . i pineappwa. so.w per oos;. f"po."U". has beea the experience of noet every Pacific ete; rtwrlea. 41.00 per 10-lb boij aooaeber. I . f J' J.$ ,? roast pran. shipper to 11 l.re amount, o rlea. J w per lb; .Prtt. lla o.. bat "bapfod tn crun. fntorea to eastern eeople. ir tne Baraei I '"v w.v-. !' .iJT d'-iVi7TU I vBOCTAtH.Kiaro saw. 0cl sk. J4T AWer it Phone Main J17I. - f T!" i." SaZ'T.'S"" Tt-T kP" 1 ....I. . . 1 1 1 " 1 r " . 1 - . T...;iaac: parsnips, fiQi.zn: rabnate, az ouvn; to- OtEN ROB TRANSFER CO. I to rM,rr than exportod. fhe erdrr. would I aaatoea, California. 12.750 3 00; florlda, 4.80! Henry Roe. W. A. Clelaad. T. P. Sbeaecreea. ! many inataneea do eanreiieo. it xney we 1 partnlpa, WcftiHi eprlog beans, UOlSc Ibj General transfer and storage: safaa. alanna I not cancelled it ta stated that tbe prunes would I cauliflower. 4 1. 60 dos; peas, 4c: boraeradlah, and furniture moved, packed and ehlpped. I Sever be allowed to arrive la good condition; 1 8c lb; artichokes, -6(475c per dos; Bnbbard eqoaMi. oc per . id; . cranDerriee. siv.wtaii.iw per narrei; sproots, t I per lb: separacoa. miffwic par ooe onncnea; 4c per ibf ereen onions. Florida bell peppera, .-' I I per crate; spin-1 . ness HoffS FfYer OntS Off. Bears Cause Drop." 4 . Crowernment Orain Seport, d e Winter wheat condition 77.4 4 per cent as against 8I.t per cent 4 Mav I. 1907. This, compares d d wltn tl per cent May 1.M908. e e IIS per cent May, 1M; 7t per d cent May, J04; !. .per cent e 4 May,,' 190S; - It.i 4 per cent May, e I802J SS.t per tent1 May. 101, 4 and 81. per cent May, 1100. e d .The'joreagw arlven by the e corernment for June Is .H.- American PJaii on al Ban?! 1 SAN DIEGO, CAL. , . Capital (paid up) floOvCOOb gTurplna aad TJn. FroflU f 40,000, Officers and Directors; Louis J. Wilde, Preaj R. M. Powers Ylce-Preaj R. E. Mills, Vie a-Pre a; Chan, L. Williams, Cash ler; X J. Rice, Assistant Cashier; E. Strahlmaa. , - . . :.: . ... . . .-. ,,. , , , .. - ' Send TJa Toot Tadflo JVorthwest Items .."'' ,:" ;. , .' v Send Us Year Visiters for Good Treataect Sari Diego, California rOTTXTBY In San Diego county the ellmatlo conditions aire well nigh perfect, as chicks can be hatched and reared tbe year round, and tbe demand .far exceeds the supply. pooas- Mala OS. Bssvy baallng and storage. lyDKPRNDBHT RAOOAOK TRAKflfCR CO. I Storage. W4 Burt, at. Man 407. ' rtmimyMK BJprees .MWP ivansrer. 1.a a. the eaaternera would sot complain. none last Monday or the previous year and 80 urn a m two. rrire jutt .11117. Beoelpts ' of sboep were liberal eon l daring the heavy run on Batarday. Market holding. Todar S8 head of boraes came In. . ' year ago today all markets were weak nncbansed In value. . - Official ' livestock prices: -1 Hose Beat ea.tera Oreron. M.78AT.M: stocsers sna reeoera,. fo.uoue.20, mini nts, .9.'.6.50. . rattla-Beet' eastern Oreron steers. 14 .001 4.S3; best rows snd heifers. $3.25; balls $2.00. 1 BhsepBbesrea, mUed, 94.60; Ismbs (oPO., Condition of spring wheat Is 4 ' SJ.7 per cent aa against IS per. 4 cent a year ago. , .."- e Condition' of oats, 81.6 per 4 ' cent; acreage, J1.41.000, an ln- 4 crease . of 632,000 aores, or 1.7 e . per cent. :"';,''' 4v- yi., ! GUESTS GARLANDED : WITH PORTLAND ROSES- 209 tak at, Both pbonea. STENOGRAPHERS. rrBLIO stsoorrapber and tvpewrlter. Main mi. 814 Dekam Mdc. SIGNS "AND SHOW CARDS. POSTER KLR1SER 8IGNB. rejection being tha laat weapon In the hands of tha eaaternera to make toe seuing or ep 1 tlone all one-aided snd la his favor. Tha west era seller tsd no chance either way the market turned. This Is the reseon why tbey ara gen. Pbose I ersily epposed to the selling of pruna foturea. Oalifsrnia Band Market Dull. Tbe potato merket is very dull for Oregone In California. While the newa reports iron there state that there is still a very good de mand for esstera stock for seed purposes, no CHICAGO WHEAT TALCRi. Jane 10. Jane 8. Loss. rhubarb, H l I fTh Irnjrn Taa Tv. lb par oia; I " SHEEP MARKET IS LOWER . m.. aar ' I Sept M " . . --01H Cents With Weak Dee , .wjj 1.001J .ois 10(1. Trade Booming Excursionists From Omaha Showered With Flowers as Trolley Trip Proceeded Oyer City Streets All Getting Acquainted as Plained. We have bollt ap tbe largest alga baetaeaa I mention at ell to made ef Oregons. Private arb. 11.00 per box: head lettuce. Be dos: hot noose, si-zo per box: cucumbers, ooecisi.no dos; radishes, lSe oos bunches; eggplant, 0e per id. DRIED PRD1TS Aonlea. evanoretad. .. SU41 7e per lb: anrleota. 18Vtti20e oer lb: neeehea. UdlSHe oer lb: eaeka. Ue eer lb kea: Branea. SO to 40, 6 loc; He drop ea each 1-10 amaller la other eltlea Omaha's business men The Chicago wheat market had a ahara ap- Chicago, Jaae 10. Livestock recelpU: V 1 turn early bat lapsed beck Into weakness sfter I now t- .portland were welcomed With Hon. Cef tie. Sheep, the goverament report waa issued. LhwtrZAR-..L.7'VrT . Chleage .........44.000 eO.OOO. 20.o0wss strong froca tbe start, opening and. closing I smuea, nanaoiaapa ana xooa, nere yiey Kanaas city ,.....,...ia. ooo 8,900- s.onoiwiin a gooa aavance. vwiDie auppir anowa i were given au moss ana more. . Tney tn Oie etty by nrat-elaaa work end keeping ear r-raaalaea. Oar Price, ere right, rifth aad Everett ata. Pboao Rscbaage M. , !ONR THAT ATTBACT' Portl.ftd gig Oa, . tot gurk at. Phone Pselfie IBne, srmrruALisL MRS. SOPHIA B. REIP. reliable Bphitnal read- 1 inea . Phone Inn dailr at 803 Allaky bldg.: circles Tnee- iij snd Fridays at a p. ta.; XX. PacUc S88S. SHAVER. Bnlrlttsal reader. aide at., eoraer Tenth. MBS drier, received br - local ablppera atate that tbe call there is dull snd lower prices are rul ing as s result of the Increasing receipts snd demand for new stock. The focal market Is still tn very good shspe with prices a burs those quoted ta California. --:.V Shortage fella ia Rlos, ' for several months reports bars some from the southern rice-growing ststss to the . ef fect thst supplies of old crop were not suf ficient to supply the trade siatll the new crop Is ready. These reports have beea entirely ig nored by the trsde and hand to moath buying 424 Burn-1 resaited. New with the confirms lion of tha soortsge in eia crop ana tne prospects sar a curtailed new crop oa account of very en- Pwtlsnd's reliable palmtat favorable weather, rice prices are advanced. readers readings aaiiy. 1 According to tbe local trade a number of the mills of tha south have been forced to remain closed for some time because of the lack of supplies, (till farther advances ' are therefore anticipated before the new crop arrives next ' Chsrry Supplies Are PhratifuL Supplies of local cherries srs . now quite plentiful snd m eonseouence there is a lesser demand tor the CsUfiornla - product. Prices along tha street rule between $1 and f 1.20 for good stock, rt orroon CHEESE CO. flSO CHRESB. I Arrivals of strawberries were fslr this morn. JHTTEK. icuua. ere., oairy pronucr. nongnt I ing oui aocai aemano waa nmura owing 10 ine rigs, usiirornis black. eeo per 'd; -riVrfAa Voix' rata white. e8Ue nee lb: dates, golden. I h .10eJ2Sa. . i" . I . JI . B ra44U aiA.jSe , o.ov per pox: tarda, fl.euui-oo per 10-in oos. Omahs 8,000 8. BOO g.000 Hogs are Be lower with S.OOO left ever. Re ceipts a year ago were 48,000. Mixed, gd.05) 6.80; heavy, 8A.10(jo.27Hs rough, 45.903a.0o; aecreaaa or OHUW ouane wniiouis pninax, M,l.nrl with m... receipu . increased eonsideroeiy. 0000 aoower. 1 " w ; ' were reported all through the wheat country sad una caused the heavy Dear selling. rsosriaa. Huts. Eta. Cattle steadv. Sheep 10e lower. hereyr.H..Uni7,8 TWO , MILLION POUNDS WOOL ooaf. A. 15.77H; extra B, $0.21; 1 - ' ' jrolstio. brT6e:WirrZ' TW ' Estimated Clip in the Elgin Di" iOc; boxes, SOe sdvsnce oa sack basis. I Vfctnltr I July Sept MRS. STEVENS. , snd spiritual life 43M YsmblU St. TOWEL SUPPLY. CLEAN TOWELS DAILX-Comb, brasn. eosp. tl per month. Portland Laundry A Towel apply Co. Ninth end Cooeh. Phone 410. WHOLESALE JOBBERS? : : or bandied on eemmleston. 128 rlfth st (8wetlsnd blag., portisna. or. M A. GCNST CO., DIBTRIBtTTORS OP FINE CIGARS. PORTLAWP. ORBOOM. VERDIMO PARRBLL. pradace and eon- mlsstoa merchants. 140 Front at.. Port la ad. Or. Phone Msln 17S. . OREH014 rURNITDRB MANDrACTCRINO CO, - Msnafacturera of fornltara for tbe trsde. Portland. Oregoa. WADHAUS A CO.. wbolesels rrocera. factorera aad eommlsaloa aierchiata. Poerth 3 k ata. PtTRNrTCRB manafarrartng and apeclal orders. L. Bnvenaky'a furniture factory, 807 Front at. . ALLEN a LEWIS, eommlaaton and produce sser- ebants. Front and Davis ata., Portland. Or. 'WHOLESALE crockery end glssswsre, Prael, ,. Hegela h Oo, Portland, Oregon. 8). W. SIMPSON. I0t Wsahlnston at, Whole sale deeler ta grata and bar. TRANSPORTATION. BBBsajjisB u.jMfisBsaBAV imsatamtMwmtmtmmixtwmmmtapr- Jamestown Exposition LOW RATES JTJXT 9, 4, 51 AUGUST 8, S, 10; ITIIP- ' TEKBEX 11. 18, 13. Chicago and return, 171.60. - - 8t Louis and return, 167.80. cooler weather. For good atock prices ruled between fl.bO snd 11.76 a crate. String beans from the south sre much more plentiful snd tbe price Is being shsdsd. A small amount of -local stuff arriving. Too small to qnote. Tomatoet from Indlo sre In very flna shape and sre selling from gZ.T9 to 13.00. The car of Brawler cantaloupes, doe for sev eral cays, wss again posted ae doe today. : V Eggs Ars Steady but T7aehaagsd. ' Receipts of eggs have not beea so liberal of late and tola has csused a further strensth eniLg of tbe market. Buying for storage and spot consumption is to an, extensive scale; moat of the atorers buying f. e. b.- at country pomta. Chicken market Is holding stesdy. sltbough sonrn slight weakness is sppsrent In small spring. . Creamery butter market holding just about ine aama as list week; there being esslnese than st that time. Value, are un changed. Borne are mill holding at 25c, while others sre talking of going to thst figure to day. Still others are of the opinion that the market doe. not justify aa advance at thin time so the situation is even more mixed thaa laat week. . .r-r .. The trade pays the following prices to Front street. Prions paid shippers are less regular cuwuuuuiu; 1 Orals, Floor aad Fees. : ORAIN BAGS Calcutta, 8c, large lots; smaD Iota. 10c. WHEAT Club. 88890c; red Rasalan, 87 88c; bluestem, 3rc; valley, 85e. CORN Whole,- f 23j00; cracked. t28.00 per BARI.RY Kew Peed, 121.00022.00 per ton; rolled, si.wi...uu. Drawing, i.uuox.uO. nil-ei.DO per cwi. v- . OATS New Producers price No. 1 white, f2S.u0lS29.00 per ton: grey, $27.60(28.00. FLOUR Esstero Oregon . patent.. 84.80; eiraigm, eaptn. . iiej e.ouioi.u; 4.15; grabara. Ka (3.78: whole wheat, 44.00; rye. 0jo, e3"u, m.io. dllnga. 1W.OO: HAT Producers' price Timothy, W.'Ilamette (Above arlcee ara 80 dare net cash oneta- dons.) - ' - HONEY g3. AO Bar crate. . COFFEB Package branda. 18B8018.S8. ' SALT Ooarae Half onand. 100s. 811.00 per ton; 60s, 811.00: t.Ws. dairy. 60s, $15.00: 100a, 114.78; bales, $2.00; Imported Liverpool, 90s. $100; 100s. 117.00; 224s, $ 18.00 ; extra fine, bhls. 2s. 6s sod 10a, 84JMJBJO; Uverpml lump rock. $20.00 per tons 80-l rock, $U.00; iw. aiu,ou. (Above prlcea apply to sales of less thaa ear lota. Car lots at special prices subject to fluctuations.) t KICE Imperial Japan, No. 1, Sc; Ko. S, H'&Sfce; New Orleana, head, 7c; Ajax, Be; Creole, 5c. ".- BKANB Bmsll whMs, (8.80: terse White. (3.25; pluk, (3.26; bsyoo, (340; Llmss, 8c; Mexican reda, 4He. NUTS Peanuts, Jumbo, Me per lb; Vir ginia, 7H per lb; roasted, lOe 'per lbi Japa nese. StfioUc: roasted. taiVe per lb: wslnuts. California, 18e per lb; pine ante, 14(315o per in; niraory nura, iuc July 8pt Dee Vicinity, (Special Dispatch to The Joarnel) Elgin, Or., June 10, Considerable wool Is coming la from Wallowa county polaa and this week the roada will be lined with teams con veying this product to the local warehouses. I July Several sheep ah. ring crew, went Into I Sept Wallowa county last week, and shearing Is now I Dee well under way, (The eat mated clip is placed tew. as , 88 - B8 8 88 5 Close. So1 96' W1 88 88 82 Official Chleage prices by Orerbeek, Starr A loose company; - WHEAT. Open, . High. 87 87H looii 101 CORN. 61 OATS. 44 H 4' 88V1 88' 88 88' MESS PORK. 1S5 1838 1620 Bsohipta of Week. LARD. Bstardsr Henrr tarkhi came in from Col-W .... 800 soo . ssr fax, with a car of cattle. A. P. Hunt ehlpped Sept 817 817 80S In 8 cars of esttle from Merced. Cel., going ol . . ' . SHORT BIBS. ' JrvfA 88i4A 122 1087 Carstens Packing Co., at Tacoma. W. R. Wet-j, 880 B 687 lb: fUbarta. loo per lb; fanes pecans, 184120s; almonds, 19Q21HO. . : - Keats, risk and Provisions, !' ' FRR8H MEATS Front Street Hogs, fancy. Sttf9eper lb; Urge, 8Q7c per lb; veal, extra, 8c per lb; ordinary, 7 He per lb; poor, 80 per lb; mutton, fancv. 80c ner lb. - HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack (local) bams, 10 to 12 lbs, 16 (4c psr lb; 14 to 18 lbs, 16o per lb; 18 -to. 20 lbs, 15c; breskfust bacoa. 1BH4Z22C per lb; picnics, 12o per lb; eottsge roll. 11 Me per lb; regular short ciaara, unamoked, 12o per lb; smoked. 12c per lb; clear backs, unamoked. 12c; smoked. 18e per lb; Union bolts, 10 to 18 lbs, aoamoked,. 80 per lb: amoked, 9c. per lb: clear bellMh-on-araeked. 11 HC per lb: smoked. 1 Vie pet lb;' shoulders, 12 H ner lb; pickled tongoee, 80c each.. LOCAL CARD Kettle . leaf. lOa, IBs per lb: 6s. 13He per lb; so m tins, J2HC per u; at earn tendered, 10s, 114 per lb; 6a, !! per lb; compound, 10s, 9 He per lb. CANNED SALMON Columbia river, l ib talla. (1.80; Mb tails, (2.75; fancy Mb flat a, (1.90; ia, ( 1.10; rancg 1-10 ovais, S2.io; Ink, 8520c; red, (1.60; nominal. 2a. tall, (2.00. FISH Rock cod, TC per R noondera, ne per B; halibut 8H per lb; striped bass, 12o lb; csttlsb. 10c per lb: salmon, fresh Columbia Chinook, 1114c lb; blueback, 10c per lb; her ring, e per lb; soles, oc per lb; abrlmps, .10c sell eras In from Mtnturu, Lai with IV car. of cattle going to Tacoma. Sunday Mr. Wharton came tn from Arlington with a car of cattle; George Kohlbagen, of Boneburg, wss ia with four car. of cattle. Monday F. 0. uecker came in rroni uervaia with a carload o lb; Braall auta, 18c per I care of cattle from Turlock, Cel., going to Car- Sept ......... 878 ......... 892 en 898 870 88T 88TB NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Portland and Omaha are friends now. Yesterday the representatives of the two clues wre Introduced and became acquainted: today, they ..have become friends and companions. This after noon II of tbe leading business and professional men of OmAha will leave the city, carrying with them memories as pleasant aa. If not mora pleasant. than have been accumulated at any stODolng-Dlace along the route Of their Itinerary. Their cars were made bow. ra nf bloom thia afternoon while the Kebraskans were seeing the sights of tne ciry. . . . . Altbousm tna nour was eariy yosiier- day morning when the special train bearing the excursionists reached the Union depot, there waa a large crowd of Portland people preaent to greet the visitors. Governor Chamberlain and Mayor Lane presented tbe keys of the atate and of the metropolis to the guests of the state and city. Many former Nebraska found "old friends on the train and a pleasant hour waa apent In renewing old acquaintances and mak ing new ones, after which the visitors were left to their-own devices for the TSZZWb . - JSrSJKm . a-. imt. .T.u. 'J. day. Means of enterUinment were not rel.V;..:-rr7iA,r :l m, ,a r.V. I ..j ths'Omana menewanaereu over the city or spent tne time aa gueau atrna Packlns Co.. at Tacoma. Tuesday D. Klger came in from Corvsllls with a csr of ibeeo: J. T Converse wss in from Amity with a ear ef sheep; F. B. Ferguson, of Amity, shipped in a carload of bogs; v. It. ally Downward Today. The Hew York stock market waa very quiet today, sales to soon reaching 288,800 abares. Tbe market la general- had a downward ten dency. London was Irregular lor Americans, Vehrs, of Lebanon, csme In . with a ear of bogs. I J 721. "Soew, es McSur wt ik Wednesdsy-Beekley Bros, shipped In two tut eoPpr tofw """"" wef cars of sbeep snd lambs from brain; U. B. Tetera came in from Huntington with two ears I Cook(1 mmrrn. of cattle) 0. J. Broeman bad in three cars of I V" P"7 Official qnotstlans by Overbsck, Starr A eattle from Huntington; J. 8. Flint, ef Juno tion City, had In two cars of sheep on the market: Frank Dlnges, of Junction, csme In with a car of sheep; H. C. Dsvls. of Hslsey, brought Aa a csr of bogs; Bales A Jones sent In a car of cattle from Stltes, Idaho. - Tfaursdsy 0. W. Knox came In from Con don with a ear of horses going to Seattle) I. P Reese, of McCoy, was in with a car of sheep and one of sheep snd bogs mixed. Friday B. J. Hecker, of Albany, brouirM In S carload of bogs; B. U Parrott, of Roseburg, hsd two csrs of esttle on tha market; U K. Weat came in from Oakland with a ear of eattle, also two cars of sbeep snd Ismbs mixed: C. W. Todd csme In from LaOrsnda with a csr of horses; A. F. Hnnt. shipped in 10 cars of cattle from Merced, going to Carstens Pack ing Co., at Tscons; William Sklpton, of Balem, cam! In from Latirande -with horses. DE8CBI1 TPT10K. Amsl. Copper Co. .. ir a round., com Am. Ca A . . Am. Cotton OH, com... Am. Loco., com, Am G u Am. Smelt., com.. - do preferred .... Anaconda Mining Co,. am. woolen, com. atcnison, com. do preferred B. A a. com. ......... 95ttl 88 . I 9614 itA ltMf.mJ H.tnrdav J. tl Lonercaa bad In Wf cars or I Rmoklm tt.niH Tnn esttie irom laaeuia, vi., i,nnni-w mijw oanaaian Pacific, com. Bruhn company, at Seattle; Canton Bros, had I Central Leather, com., m alz cars of esttle from Osklsnd; George I . do preferred Kohlbsgen, of Roseburg, csme in wltn two 1 chl. A Ot. Western, com ear. or cairie: 11. jjQHer. cmuiw id iivio 1 cui. mh. m, nt. p,m mackerel. 8c per lb; crawflab, 20c pwto; star- Arllnrton with a csr of. horses; Piaster A Chi. A North., com... geon. 10f pr lb; hlsck bass. 20e per lb; Colum- McLean had la horses from Arlington; Carstens Chesspesks A Ohio bla river smelt. ,8c per lb; sbsd. 8e per lb: roe P,ekln, Co.. hsd in 8ve doubledecks of sheep Colo, Fuel A Iron, 00m. slisd. 6e per lb; shsd roe, Joe per lb; black ltom sbanlko, going to Tacoma. Colo. Southern, com.,.. per lb; perch, oe per id: discs coo, 70 per :o; torn cod. is per id; wosiera,..joe per 10; iresn mackerel, 8c per lb; crawfleb, 20c per doa; atar- MIuiTUFFS-Bran. (17 00 per ton; mid- ..V- waterbUe. ' lags. (25.00; shorts, country. (20.00: clt. E!W ?e Z?l; IIUMl- elmn. S IB 00W21 .OO. T r."' r - . . 1 aci wc iter .Hi- Bt, Paul. Minneapolis. Duiuth, Supe- Wiley, fsncy, sicoujii.o; orojnary. (12 00a lron b,,i., ise per gaL 11. w, w t.u-vv.w, .HIIXVU, I RFTN7.INK 41A Oea - rior, Winnipeg and' Fort Arthur and re. "turn, 60. : 3-TC AINS DAILY 3 ' For tickets, sleeping car reservations and additional information, call on or address H. DICKSON, C. P. & T.-A. 1 US TSZBS SI, POST7.ABTS, OB. ' Telephones: Main 880. Home A-2286. Alaska 1907 EXCURSIONS 3 TWPS 8. B. Spokane, Jane 14. ! s; uy ia, as; Aug. a. V Qaeea, July IS. .' BTOata mOTTB. .B. 'BV. Senator .................June 84 t Sw B. AXutSXA BOTJTB, Ckagwar, Sitka, Tnaeaa aad way porta ! c.. . " i v '. -v. w , iu 1 A r u , I BENKINIb K ( cod. 7V,e per lb. OYSTERS shoe Iwster bay, per gallon, (2.60; per 100-ib-eacs, gsiw; uiympia,. per gallon, (2.25; -per 115-lb eack. (5.50Q8.25; . Eagle, canned, 10c can. (7.00 dos. CLAMS n.rdnhell, per box. (2.40; rasor slama, (2.00 per box. lOe per dos. Paints, Coal Oil, Eta. ROPB Pare Manila, 15Xe; standard, ISVe: slssl. 11c. , . 1. ' COAL oile resn or asdsi vases, ise per iron ddis, je per gsi; headlight, 170 deg easea. OABoUNK 68 del , cases, 24 lie per gal; eases, 20e psr, gal; Iron Sheep for Montana, ' lm 1, T.i ...l A lMm.1 1 Baker City, Or., June 10. John Fleming of I -u,r eom . do 2d preferred do let nrpferfi uela. Hudson ana, baa purcbaaed 35,000 head of .beep igh Lee- Brothera of " thia place, and will 29 carloads Mondsy on Ray Broe. ac- Montana, through ahln &S count. The reat of the 85,000 head will grssed In Bsker county. - r Erie, com. do 2d preferred do 1st oref erred Illinois Central Louisville A Nsshvllle. Manhattan Railway ... Mexican Centray Ry. . M., K. A T... com. ... do preferred r. ..... . sy svr,nja;ewanss . v,.vva tlro.00; chest, $8.00Q$100. Butter. Zggs aad Poultry, BUTTER FAT f. o. b. Portland Sweet cream. 2214C: sour, 8014e. BUTTER City creamery. 2425c; seconds, aOMic; ouuioe lum-f, "t, wiraui, wt; store, usegon, juiiv, EGOS Rxtra fsncy, candled, 18c; ancsa died. 17c. .. CHEESE New Full cream, flats. 16 4 J 18c per 10; k'iuus auicsn-., i.nwKc per 10. POULTRY Mixed chickens. 13Vai4e ft; rant. oeii. , w-. vu, ,d; errors, gne per lb; broilers. 20c per lb: old ducks. iaj!4c per lh: spring ducks. 20c per in: geese, old. 910c per lb; spring geese. 12141 i:tc oer in; . turners, lie -per lb' for .u. i. sAOBbs, (2.00 psr dostilgebns, 81.28 psr doa February Dreased poultry i &e per lb higher. March , -' .' - BVys SUiaj AIUSJsU. . I Junes HOPS 1908 crop Prime to choice, fugue.. I iw medium te prime, e.'itt'c; medium, SVsaeMc: Ausust TURPENTINE la sases. 98c per gsll wooden bbls. 93c per gal. white 1.FAIV Ton lots. 7e per lb: 500-Ib lots. He per lb: teas lots, 814c per lb. WIHEi KAiLfr-rnnDi osaia a ix.no. LINSEED OIL Purs raw. In 6-bhl lots, 60c; I-bbl lots, ftc; cases, 68e per gsl; gennlne kettle-boiled, esses. 000 psr gai; o-BDt iota, Mc; l-lbl lots. 65c -per gsl; ground cake, car lots, 120.00 er toi; less thaa car lots. (30.00 per too. j V?"v--" '. " Horses Sell High, SVnnnot SiMM-lal Raitlc. , I OO D Wallowa, Or., June 10. The present price I '"""lers. .... of horses Is such thst good ones sre last 1 w c!aar.vS ..., lesVIng Wsllowa county. A horsd thst but a "Br faeine ....... few years ago could be purchased for 840 now National Lead brings (200, snd they sre hsrd to find at that New Yort Central price. The best kind of horses are now being 'g. x.. O. A Western. , bred In this county. NT western, com... NEVADA MINING STOCKS BZW T0BX C0TT0 MARKET, contracts,"B07 crop, 10 September WOOL 1W"7 clip Valley, 202lc; esstera October IWin, iaia2fle. uiiHAin-r.ew iwi-icuiuxuvbe. SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 15(320. each; short wool. 254140c; medium wool, &0&70C eacbi long wool. 75c(g(lXH) each. MCU TALLOW Prime, Per lb. 1 14414c: No. gresee. iiimc . .,,... CliiniJi oann. oc per id. HIDKS wry, no. 1. 10 lbs and no, 17sr ISc per lb; dry kip, No. I. 6 to 18 lbs. im 18c: dry calf. No. 1, aoder 6 lbs, 20e: ssKsd November December .Open. ' ......1208 ,....1193 12IS ..,,...1190 12118 , ..1188 ..1182 ..1103 ..1190 ..1192 High. 1208 , 1192 1224 1190. 1Z1U 1191 1182 1105 1193 1195 Low. 1188 net- 1200 1190 1200 "1178 1188 1178 1185 1178 June- Prices Current Todry on the San 1 Francisco Exchange. Ssn Francisco, June 10 Official bid prices: .' GOLDFIELD DISTRICT. " Sandstorm 40c. Red Toi (15.00 A, Columbia Mt. 40c, do preferred North American ...... Northern-Pacific, com., Psdflc Mstl Btoam.i Co. Pennsylvania Railway. P. 0., L. A C. Co..... Pressed Steel car, com. do preferred ....... Reading. - eom. ....... do 2nd preferred . , . ao 1st prerered ."1188 -1192-1197 1105, 1200 1175 1168 1178 1185 - 1178 8 1218 -1218 1222 JlftD 1200 V.rt tl 2.1. Vernal 18c. Pennnr field M. Co. I1.00A, Kendsll 80c, Booth 81c, rop (8.0OA, Mohswk 1 Republic Ir. A St., eom. , Jumbo (2.90. Jumbo I do , Deferred nnTlTn1a ScA. Gold-1 Bock Island, com. .... Liverpool Oottoa Xxrwer. LlverDool. June 10. Cotton futures closed L to 8 points lower.-. t : SalUag 9 p. tn. X. B. S.' Oo.'S Eumboldt. .Jane 8. 12. 99 Cottaare City, via Sitka. .... .June 16. ao I hides, steers, sound. 80 lbs and over. U0iiu.e. .. ni mnu...........juu v. 17. irr 1 arwm. ouk 1 k ,w vqLW. anna. kmt. T"t . . 1 Tr", , , ".. aoaer IS I Twos, regtstered wast wttAwerseo mormi. s. "r?. v "-. "'. Sailing 8 a m. 7rom Seattle, TOTTEB STATES 007X81)10311 BONDS. Blue Bull 22c, Adams 10c. Solver Pick 47s. May Queen IBcA, Nev. Boy Be, B. B. Ext. 8c, Bine Bell 15c. Dixie 7c. O, ' Columbia 40c A. Hlbemla 8c, St. lives 91c, Blk. Rock 4c. Lone atmr i7e. n. Wonder 2c. Oro 18e.. Kendall Ext. 1 lK 1 2c, Ssndst. Ext. 4c, Msyne 7c, Atlanta 45c, fimt H.nfl nae. simerone iica. cmoire one. Red Top Ext. 21c, Florence (3.50A, Dlam'f B. B. Con. 21c, G Daisy (1.10, . Lacuna 75c,. Com monwealth 25c, Comb. Fract. $2.05, Gr. Bend Ext. 11c, "Gr. -Bend Anx. 9c, Mlllstorm 40c A, B. B. Bonsnsa 6c, Kewsnos 5c, Esmeralda Sc. Portland 17c, Cracker Jack 14c, Red Hill 35c, Mohawk Ext. 8c, Lou JDIllon 8c, Y. Tiger 15cA, Grandma 8c. 8. Pick Ext. TeA.-. Y.-Rose 6c, Col. Mt. Ext. ScA, Goldf. Cons. $512 H, Dlam'f, Trlsngle 19c. ' COMSTOCK DISTRICT.. 1200 1149 1201 New York, June 10. Government bonds do preferred St. L. A 8. P., Snd pfd. do 1st. preferred ... ILL4I. W., eom, , do preferred ....... Southern Pac, eom. do preferred Southern R'y., eom. .... do preferred ........ Tenn. Coal A Irion .... Texas A Psdflc ...... Toi. St. Im A W, com... do preferred ......... union rscinc, Rubber com. , do preferred ....... U. 8. Steel Co., com. do preferred . .... Wsbssh, eom. do preferred 37 li ' 6914 12114 ne 108 6714 ZD S6fc 16914 129fc ISO 8814 83 23H 614 10914 2314 1X814 1184 1 e e -e g'e 8314 54 8814 4114 8114 6894 12H 18 10614 8714 2514 8S 12514 Z4 12114 83 14 do preferred ' V. o. fTity of pnebla. . Sonoma , . . . . . . , B. 8. PTesidant . in., lie; green, anaaiiea, . js tens: colls, c per lb less: horse bides, sslted. eseh. Il.onisifio J k. . .A. , . 1 A. . , arj, acn, i.vu iw, vui. onn. xoajuuc, goat aklns, eommoa, each. - 169IAc: Aocors aaeh duae 8j, 17 1 xacasi.TO, sneep ssioa. zdckzsi.du. .June 11, 94 .SUBS l ; City Cfflce, 948 WasUartoa St. Colambla Rlwr Scenery BXOITUTOB XXtnS STBAMEBS. ' Dally servtce betweea Portuad snd The Fruits aad Vegetables, POTATOES Fsncy, (2.00(32.28; sweets, ( ) per lb; new pot. toes. 4i4Hc per lb.' ONIONS Jobbing price No. I Oregoa," (3.00 .i.au; xexss ana austraiian, smc uer lb: garlic, Se per lb. ; t :, - -i do con Don lmO 104 Threes', registered ......... 1918 102 - do couoon 1918 102 Threes, small bonds....,.,. 1918 1)1?4 Fours, registered, new ..... iwa vjxh Fours, registered, old ...... 1907 128 do counon ............... 1025 128 Fours, registered, old ......1907 1"0 do coupon iwui khi Fours, Philippines 1904 10914 Twos, Psnama, registered., .... 10414 do coupon J,... 101 Onhir St.7S. Mexican 40c Gould A Carry IBe, Date. Bid. A.ked. Con. Virginia 65c. Ssvsga 62c, Hsle A Norcross j jj Y'' 10AK tiuu iiuv I ... . v-.11 t.-i.-. itu. a. .k.. 9K sum I vreswrn union xei..... .mhMiu im itniAi, v .. .. - S BULLFROG DISTRICT. 10514 103 103 '4 12914 V' 12914 1201i 10114 10114 106 14 105)4 TRANSPORTATION. FOiTLAJTD BANK BTATOtENt. Dalles, I a. except Bonds v. leaving arriving aoooi o p. Pertlsnd st carrying freight and passengers. Splendid aceoniiooaa- ina tnr ontflis snd livestock. : Dock foot of Alder .t Portlsnd; root ef Court at. The Dallsa. Phone Mala 814. Pertlsmt Ho! For Astoria OO OB Clearings todsy do yesr sgo Gsln todsy . . I Balances today do yesr sgo ... a ...(1.678.520.68 1,205, 126.W , '106.276.49 13il,140ai3 , stoat's rAcrrxo btbaksbzt co.v Stocueibs KOWiOKE end GEO. W. ELDER if astSteainerTelegraph LrPEBPOOt, 0BAIV MARKET. ' 1 Ilverpool, Juno 10. Official prlcea: , ' ' vi pest. ! , . .. Open. .( lose. ' June 8. Gsln. Unla. ...Ta 1 d 7a lUd Ta Ud Std 1 t P. 81 ' - -l A 'sww. m J ata.. Is, .. eV aba A as Jk - fhv T A k! J Pnfl rr F-irekS. Can rranclaeo and IMT"" twpi inursaMsi, mstssamw 1. u . w Aree ea 1 rMt every TIlUrUIT SI B P. ITJ. I StreAt Anlr ' . m ;'"'. I wun. n.k-t oGc. 1U Third, near Alder. I , ' ' ' IJuly .....w.os Ud 6s 14 d Ss l ilieS U, UlU O. JOVKQ, Agent. I WIII TO 'i;':.,t ... 4a U!4d ea Uftd Ilia 4rlglnal 8c, Bullf. M. C. IV, Mont. Bullf. 4cA-, N.t. Bank 20c. L. Harris 2c, Amethyst 20c, Gold Bar.oSe, Stelnway 6eA, Denver Bnf. Anx. lie. Bonnie Clare 43c. Mayfl.' Cons. 84, Monty. Ohio Ext. ScA, G. scepter 10c, Monty. Mt. 14c B. Daisy 10c, Homestsks Cons. 70c, Yankee Girl 6c, Nugget 6c, Tramp Cons. 5, Victor lOcA, Worth Star 8cA. Sunset 9cA. - T0N0PAH DISTRICT. 'Ton. Nev. (15.00, Mont. Ton. (2.80, Ton. Ext. (2.00, MacNamara 28c. Ton. Bolmont (3.50, Ton. No. Star 25c, -Ohio Ton. 6cA, West End Cons, 80c. Rescue ' 16c, . Ton. A Calif. . 6c. Golden Anchor 81c, Jim" Butler 84c. Ton.-Cash Boy 8cA.- Ton. Home 4c, Boat. Ton. lOcA, Monarch Pitta. . Ex. 7c, Mont. Mid.. Ext. 4c, Golden Crown 7c. ::-"- -.;. ''y, , r, -jtv MANHATTAIT 'DISTRICT. Sr,is:L:;.Vi' Manh.' Cona. 6O0A, Manh. M. Co. ; fc', 5 G. Wedge 6c, Seyler Hump 6c, Dexter 12c, L, Joe 2e. Crescent, Sc. Combination Be,; Mustang zzc, cowDoy zc. urig. nana. 11c, do oreferred Vlrglnls Chemical 77 V, 1114 114 ot . 140 2714 27 6014 18714 si" 100U 84 IP 1274 Z4 121 81 T4 40 8314 9094 l 2014 81 1 81 78 11214 1? 01 140 2T14 27 6014 180 87 sn 14 1814 27141 27141 3714 64 188 2314 ii 12814 14814 802 29 44?4 12814 74 112 88 iart 31 45H 832 T6 111 lMi 135K 87 10014 84 ?8fc 80 Total aales for day, 659.500 shares. . Call money closed at 8 2S214 per cent. : Kew York-London Stiver,-,; '. ,'""- New' York, Jans 10. Bar silver 88c; .Lob. don, 80 ll-iod. w 1 - . . ERICKSOX TO CLOSE , 1 1 v : (Continued from Page Ona) to allow females to congregate In the resorts. . . ;:--(.' Deprived of the profits derived from the sale of Intoxicants, it became neceav. sary to secure the revenue from some other source, and art admiaslon fee was consequently exacted from all those de- alrlnv tn atterlfl the "vnudevilla ihn B2onch, 1 Unable to partake of anything; stronger ! than "soda nop" and in addition com. polled to pay for admission, the patron- age cr tne concert naits rapidly - de c.. Pinenut 8c, Buffalo 2c, $. Dog 14e, , Y Horse 4c, Indian csoip onc. . .;7 s VARIOUS DISTRICTS. Fsirv. Silver King lOcA. Pslrv. Tlagie TfjcA, I creased. 80 poor became the .business Nevada HI Us (4.85, No. St.r Wonder 6c. I that it was only the hope of the election Eagle's Nest 10c.. Ruby Wonder 18c. Alice of I Of Devlin, which was SUDDoaed to be W under 6c, piusburg SUver Peak (1.40. I synonomous with A'wlde open town at the homes of old-time resldenu in the Oolden Rod state. , . . Todav the receDtton committee, made tip of representatives from the various hn.lnesa end commercial organisations in the city.- mat the excursionists at tbe depot at 16 o'clock and took: them for a streetcar trip 10 ine vanuus wiu v interest throughout the city. At noon the visitors were escorted to the com mercial clubrooms, where an informal reception was tendered them until 1 o'clock, when luncheon was served In the dining room" of the club. At the close of the luncheon the. party returned to the train and left at I o'clock for Hood River. The Dalles . and Walla Walla, From the latter city the excur sion will go almost direct to Salt Lake, and then on home. - - ' The. majority of the men Comprising the excursion have never vielted tha , nunnwesi prior to uieir present trip, and the impreaslons gained ara -new. The men are dear headed and practical business men, and without exception xney punt tne poaaiDiiiues or Oregon in clowina- terms.' Oscar R. Allen, secretary and treas urer or tna Alien nro triers company, one of the larreet Jobbing bouaes of Omaha, expresses the universal sentiment of tha visitors In his discussion of Oregoa and 01 roniana no is surprised at the pos sibilities of the country and most of all at the vast number of ungrasped and an- worked orjnArtunitlea. - - - ' ' "In ine fruit packlns? Industry alone mere are arrest Dossioiiiues. suua Mr. Allen. "In my line we have found it dif ficult and practically Imnoaalbla ta a. cure rruit or tne nignest grade sufficient to fill the demand. Ia Oregon I find ideal conditions, for this bualnegev The southern Oregon pears ara not excel led for flavor in any plaoe. but the-output 01 tne aieincx is pracucauir jocai. au other portions of the state are la the same ciasa Conditions for fruit rais ing in Oregon are ideal and that Indus try alone would make tha state famous, but it ia the same with other llnea. I waa in Portland and through Oregoa a short time before the expoaltlon and X now see a great stride forward, but only one step haa been taken." One feature of the entertainmsmt af. forded the visitors during? their trolley car trip in tha forenoon which caused much favorable 'comment waa the "rose snowerr- given tnem at air re rent points along their route through the city. At several places the' cars were bombarded with huge bouquets by parties of ladles who had been stationed by the reception committee. When the party disem barked at tha Commercial club It was ! weighted down with a collection of the choicest of Portland's flowers and the special train was a veritable bower of rose bloom when it left tha depot this afternoon at I o'clock. . The excursion although representing business houses, is not a business-getting proposition, according to the mem bers of the party. At this time the business men are not seeking business but acauaintanceahln. - From tha vl.lt buslneas relations are expected to spring' but that la a future eon.aldara.ttan and not a present intention. that Erlckson's kept open until the pres ent time. , . At the stroke of 1 this morning Hugo Frits retired from the ranks of lm presssrlo snd will now turn his atten tion solely to tne aispenaauon ox nquor. With tha orders of the administration that no concert or exhibition could be maintained in any place where liquor was sola or women empioyea mere in any capacity Frits partitioned off his third street and Burnslde street bars and used the center of the large estab lishment as a .theater. An orchestra- of several women furnished the muslo and vaudeville acta of considerable merit were booked weekly. The place was kept under strict espionage by the po lice, DUl no evraence wus ever: iwufra Of the sale of liquor.- " ' -Patrolman 8berwood, a new member n the danarbnent who looks the Part of a typical rustic,,, was detailed with Patrolman Burchell one night. to make an Investigation. Two bottles of 'bev erage labeled "Cincinnati' were seised ss evidence and the propretor and two anmaii . ware, arrested. In the police court the prosecution failed to make out a case ana , tne aeienaams were uis charged. Vv: .., 'J:t'' Tne concert- nan waa openeu 07 u' e-nat ir.rinkaon several years ago ana un til tha antlnn of the administration In enforcing the concert hall ordinance did a thriving business. When informed of tha einainsr of the resort by a Journal representative this morning Chief Orlts macher Was greatly surprised. The po lira official stated that there had been but little complaint about the place, the only objectionable feature of the resort being the presence i women in the boxes. CRUISER CHARLESTON WILL PARTICIPATE ' The cruiser Charleston will be in Portland Tjsrbor for the rose show and fiesta. - This eplendldi armored vessel iu the flagship ot the Pacific , squadron . and , It Is a signal honor.; to Portland 4t that the secretary of the navy 4. has ordered, it here during the festival, although " she ( has dropped her anchor in the Wil lamette before. The ship will arrive June 18 and will remain till July: B Inclusive. ,The fol lowing, telegram wss ' received .from -Washington at noon . to day: '..'.' 4 -"Washington. D. C E. W. . Rows., President Rose Show snd Fiesta, -'Portland, ' Or. Through courtesy : president . secrStary navy has : ordered Charleston flagship Pacific ' squadron pro ceed $flftland and remain 'June II to 4 Inclusive. - . (Signed) Jonathan Bourne Jr., 2:11 p. m." . IIIDHIT JJIPS HAY GO TO I'illt Rcsolutiona Passed by Oppo sition Party in Tokio to . Force Acts of Reprisal. ' sYaaYaBYaBYaBSRsYaaYBB I - .... : J00 LATE TO CLASSIFY NOTICB TO 8TOCKH OLPE R8 The annual meeting of the Mexicen Ruhher Culture com pany will be held at tha office of the com pany, room 813, Chamber ef Commerce build ing, Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday, July 0, 1W07. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of electing directors' and t he trans- sctloa or such other business as may lawfully eonts... before the meeting, for action. J C. Barnes, sectstsry, , v... x" ... : (Jonraal. flpaelal SserleeJ . ,:, Toklo, Juna 10.tW Pragnswfr parties eouncU today adopted the fol lowing resolution: The antl-Japanes feeling in the Paclflo coast states, es pecially in San Francisco, which culmi nated in an assault on Japanese trading piacea wus monin. constitutes one 01 J the moat flagrant - violations of th4sF rights guaranteed by the treaty conclua- I ed on the basis of equal footing between the two nations, Necessary and proper steps must be taken by our government in order to maintain our national dignity and permanently insure the safety of the rights and nronerty of our com patriots in America'' . ,. . UtTaithl wttn . JTilMafc IduL.eP.iA IhM,. ened International Incident 1 of Japan versus the United States, as a result of the V Ban Francisco lsurhance, is merely an exhibition of ward politics on a large scale. ' The only interna tional feature is that there happens to be In this, country a number of Jans sympathising with the opposition party at home. The traditional friendship between Japan and' the United Btates will not be disturbed. The San Fran cisco incident la regarded as not bigger than a wlndow-smatshlng affair. .. ' ORCHARD'S TESTIMONY DISCUSSED INFORMALLY A meeting . of the Presbyterian min isters was held this forenoon in the First Presbyterian: church, conier Of I Twelfth and-Alder street Dr,JaiVrffeH I of the San Joaquin valley, CfoT&eHJ Is on his way home from Boise. wher.H he ' has been ' attending the Haywood trial. He gave an informal talk to those present about the Orchard : testimony, which he heard. Dr. Ruffell was in the Pacific hotel the night Governor Steun. enberg left the hotel to go to his death from the bomb at his gate. ' ; Rev. Mr. Burkholder then lectured on Denominational PaDers." after - which followed an informal discussion. - The Portland Methodist preachers' meetlna' met as usual In Taylor stre.r church this morning at 10 o'clock. Dr. W. B, Holllngshead read a paper enti tled "What-, Do the People of Today De mand of the- Preacher." ... . .,. t , It la reported that a secret hut vtaa. slstent campaign to undermine Speaker Cannon's boom Tor the ' presidency lg under way In Chicago, with Governor Deneen'8 allies among the , Republican Dolltlclans as its " backers. . Tha rii.- covery has caused a stir among Cannon supporters. Preferred Stock Canned troods, Alien e Lewis' Best Brand. -'