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THE : OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1007.
1QD'S; MARKERS
Fight Will Be Made by Portland Fish
Dealers Against the Closing of Shad
Fishing '. on . the 7 Willamette, Slough.
SHiEBHIBEi-L.
WIL1T DEALERS SAY
OF LOCAL UABKETS
10 BE STOPPEl
Deputy rden Mack Will
Notify Fishers : or fctana
, I Takeniby van Dusen.
Today' market feature: 7:V7--'17
fihad fishing. to be stopped.
BjUmon supplies very scarce. J
- Y.t market is advanced.
'" poultry Is slower and unchanged.
Openln. canned values delayed.
i.o nur navel o'nt arrives.
Potatoes break "All former, records..
(Strawberry msraet in goou snaps.
Creamery butter shows good tons.
By Bherk AV Graham Co.'"7: , - e"
' The egg market lias shown de- 4
elded firmness, during; . the ; past , i
few days and as' the. price has
advanced the supplies sem to
' have fallen off., Most sales at 1
e) tho present time are being; mads a) j
around flowlth an occasional .
e small lot as hlgn as Sic. .
The price of old potatoes has 4
price
ii mt i i In ssmsiis .i iw-e
oared beyond ... reason and now 1 ,
It is simply a question' of being
able to obtain supplies .'at any
pries. ,iv' .8?f;k'''hf.ht '''''''' '
Poultry is showing, a weak
ness, even ' with ' limited sup
plies. It has been bard to move
thtg r week."1 buyers - evidently
being stocked. ... f
Dressed meats continue In good .
demand at printed prices. but : e
shippers must bear In mind that e)
;
Arrivals Show Remarkable
; Drop Within the Week;
. Hogs Are to Lose.
this line of consignments needs
to be bandied promptly during
the warm, weather. Wejisve
noted several arrivals that were
In bad condition when received.
and this la apt to be the . case '
unless extreme caution, la used.
r Shad TUhing to Be Stopped.
Acting under Instructions received
"from Master Fish Warden Van Dusen,
Deputy waraen jwaca leu awn-
river today to notify all shad fishers
in ina Willamette slough to stop opera-
tions. ilr. Mack's Instructions from
, ths fish warden are to strictly enforce
the law and confiscate all gears and
nets in the Willamette river .or Its
tributaries after today or during the
closed season. The law states that it
shall be unlawful to fish for salmon
In ths Willamette river snd Us tribu
taries between March 15 noon and April
. IS noon, and between J una is noon ana
jJovember is noon, uenr oeing usea a
shad fishers
- la said to be
catching salmon and this Is strictly pro-
it bitted between ths oaies mentionea.
. TUt Is a Tributary of XlvsrT tries, lee; blackberries. $1.2(191.60 per
Just what Is a tributary of a river I cratei peaches, 81.0091.26; cantaloupes.
- Is the most (noted Question in nsning i i.y.
crlrles. Ths master fish - waraen eon-
FRESH FRUITS Orangea, 33 4;
bananas. Be lb: lemons. 84.6O6.60 per
box; limes. Mexican, f.o per
wriamitSsSS 100 pincsTmles. 36.00 per doi: grips
llt-tirmJif0tS ?ut trnft. 33.24 strawberries. Oregon.
. l.h,t .r, 3U602.OO per crate; cherries $1.00
sooseberries. H'aic
per lb; apricots, 31.25&1.40-, loganber
per 10-lb box;
irndu that the Willamette slouch Is
tributary ' of the Willamette river and
that the stream is included In the gen
rul law. - According to ;an opinion
riven Deputy Warden Mack by Judne
Mclirlde of St Helens and later given
publicity" .In" a 'case against George
Lynge for fishing without a license, the
ludjce is auoted as saying that ths Wll
lamette slough is not only a part or
tributary of the Willamette river nut
that ths slough Is In reality the Wll
"lametteTlver itself.- whatHsruow
called ths . slough was formerly the
tnain channel of the Willamette.
Fish dealers and fishermen take the
opposite view of the matter and contend
that the Willamette slough Is In reality
part of ths Columbia river. On this
basis the wholesale; fish, men of this
city has decided to cooperate with -each
other and have ordered their fishers to
lriNimiiirva VkmiIm maw a ft, a
(1.00 sick: carrots. 76c $1.00 per sack;
beets, $1.75 per sackr parsnips, $1,00 9
$1.25; cabbage. $2.60; tomatoes. Cali
fornia. .(1.6001.75: Mexican. 12.25;
parsnips, hoc .io; string nesns, iuc
b: cauliflower. $1.60 dos; peas, 96c;
horseradish, (o lb; artichokes. I5(875o
per dos: Hubbard squash. ) pel
cranberries. (10.00 W 11.00 - ter
sprouts. ( ) per lb: asparagus. Tie
ter dos bunches: rhubarb, 4o per lb:
green onions. 25o per dos; Florida bell
peppers pr,crate: Jiead. lettuce,
( ) dos: hothouse. $1.26 rer box: cu
cumbers. McfH.OO dos; radishes, 16o
dos bunches': exrolanL 60o ner lb; green
corn, soiuo aos.
Orocerles, Vats, Mt,
Portland Union Stockyards. . Juna Is.
Aivestoca receipts: !..,
nogs, cattle, Eheep,
Today ....188 . 734 . - 144
Weelc ago ..... .,200 , V 760 1,600
lear ao ........ a . (76 s4
rrevious year.,...-. 2 89 r- . (25
oneop market continues to show a
strengt hen! ng tone. - Receipts -of late
nave not Deen encouraRlna' to ths ad
vocates or lower. Drices. But 1S4 head
came Into the yards today as against
2,600 head a week aio. .This in a moat
remarKatiis raiung ort in arrivals for so
short a period and ths trade is feeling
Us effect The recent advance made In
me price naa Been very easily main
tained all arrivals movlnar readllv-at
ths quoted figures. For best wethers
sale are-made as high as $4.75, but
some sales of off-oualitv have been
made at a fractional decline from that
figure.- .'..,. ,,t
Hogs Kouuas; bn wm Drop.
While temporarily the hos- market
seems well able to hold its own at $6.75
for best stuff on account of the not over
liberal arrivals, there is every Indication
Bi mis time inat values win drop to $
beforo so vfy long. Receipts today
were. 188. head as against 200 bead a
week ago. (6 .head a year aso. and a
nominal number this day in liOS.
Cattla 9xmt Koldlar.
There Is no Isck of arrivals In tha at.
tie market at this time. Today's run In
ths yards wsa 724 head as against 760
head a week ago, (76 head this day a
year ago and 99 head for tha same pe
riod in 1205. Best sleors are still sell
ing as high as (4.26 but this nrlca la as.
tapUonal. ,t - - ;. w
A year see: Hon ajid rattla uUr
Sheep steady to strong.
Official livestock prices:
Hogs Best easter n Orea-on. M.7I:
stnekers snd feeders. II.EO: China fata.
$(.26if.50. ' .
--Cattle-Hfdt-eastern - Orgorr steers, (
JJ.OOf 4.26; best cows and heifers,
$J.26$.60; bulls, $2.00.
$586l06T5Wth", . "" Ub.
DDSSd
TELLS
OF BAD CROP
FLAGSHIP DRA17S
J J,1UCII ATTEfJTIOn
Wheat' News QFrbm Russia
-Forces the Price Up In
'h' :: Chicago. :
: . ; MoUs of tta Wasai. ' A
A special Russian cabls t
Chicago nys that In ths south-
, west ths weather'. Is very bot "
V..nd.,. further rains ,rs needed!"
In ths south center and Cau'
Cruiser ; Charleston Visited
r by-Krdidreds AMiq Adir
Fighting: Equipment.
casus region rains are falling.
? Arrivals at tha port of Odessa
-ars .very poor. Elsewhere tbsy .
r.ara moderate to poor. "
American . trade . continues to
receive many complaints 'of
damage to oats by green bugs
in the middle . west v , Samples
Just received from Indiana show,
that the plant la in bad shape.
"CHICAGO WHEAT , VALUES.
June I. Juna 18. (lain
Pt... .5B,,, .$4Cb .00
ec.f,( .7i4 .$i4A .00T4
10.
Chicago June 1$. Wheat traders be
gan the day with the usual morning
marketing at a little drive in prices be
Cause Liverpool was Ud lower and Min
neapolis was He lower on the curb.
Damage to tha spring crop In Indiana
is yet to ba reported, but ths expert-
y mi soumwesi caused ns trade
to feel very bullish In anticipation of
damage in that quarter.
- Reports from Chsleston, Missouri.
y more win 09 a nair narvest there,
nan sas city has reports from four lm
pprtanc counties In Kansas where ths
fisia win do e o per cent of last year.
. ol edo-wires-thatthe Ohio crop-will
Official Chlnaavi nrlnaa h. rmrfiV
- - , 5i- ,
owrr ok uign wo.:
SUOAR Cubs. $.11H: powdered.
. i , - .w ,k. .i....k 1 X, t il 7J t KUIUCU V- . U.JL I 71 , U I
orrlr tn taut tha low tha whnlftaaJnra e,10r ' 9& granuisie I0.ST
narreis. iuc; nan oarreis, jac; noxes.
HOGS AND CATTLE STEADY
Jul
y
Former Market Still Showing a Loss f&tnber'
io i"ornier Arrivals.
Chicago, -June Il.-Offlclal receipts:
Hnri Paftln Ahun
Chicago 23.000 20,000 11,000
Kansas City .....16,000 6,000 6.000
Pmsha 16,000 5.000 2.000 j
ttogs are steady, with 1,600 left over.
Receipts a year aaro were 28 000. Mlsml.
tf SEuS IHlJ . s.adWMAAw .
J: xS! fi,i neavy. so.ieras.Zo; rougn,
6.80.06: light, $4.00(96.30.
catue Bteaay. .
Bheep Strong. '
order to test th law. tha wholesalers
, to pay1 any fine Imposed on the men by
the court If their view of the matter Is
- not- correct as Interpreted by the higher
-courts-i. . -.!
As a result of the close season on
the Willamette fish' supplies In this city
.are . very scarce .with, prices firmer but
unchanged today. ' . . -
Egg Market Advanced Agaia. -
Egg prices are advanced again today.
' Practically all ths sales1 of candled
stock along -the-street are. now being
made at 22c and one or two dealers
are talking of 22V4e. One local cream
ery is said to be asking 24o for strictly
f fresh rfc but It states-that it has no
Vcggs. 3,'hnt.' , then, - does not make the
-market. is now confirmed that there
r eastern eggs already in this mar
ket and that Drices are beinf boosted so
fast in order to allow ths handlers of
this outside stock to make an additional
profit. lwevertheleSa ths local egg situa
tion could hardly be firmer than at this
time. Receipts, while fair, are not up
v nemana. ixortnern cities sre again
in in maraet.
60s advance on sack basis.
(Above prices are 30 days net cash
quotations.; :
MUJNisy per crate.
COFFEE Pacxaxe brands.' 215.310
16.63. - .
SALT- Coarse Half pound, 100a, $11
per ton;' 60s, $11.00; table, dairy, 60s,
$15.00; 100s, $14.76; bales, $2.00; lm-
rorted Liverpool, 60s, $1 8 00; 100s, $17:
24s, $16.00; extra fine, bbls, 2s. 6 and
10s, - $4.6006.60; Liverpool lump rook,
$20.60 per ton; 60-lb rock. $11.00; 100s,
$10.60. -
(Above prices apply to sales of less
than car lota Car lots at special prices
subject to fluctuatlona)
RICE Imperial Japan, No. I. (c; No.
2, 6 45c: New Orleans, head, 7c;
AJax, 6e: Creole. 5 Ki.
BEANS Small white. $2.80; large
white. $3.25: pink. $3.26;"bayou. $S.0;
Lima", 6c; Mexican reds. 4Ho, .
NUT8 Peanuts, JurAbo, He per lb;
Virginia, 7Ho per lb; roasted, 10c per
lb; Japanese. 66Hc; roasted, 77HO
per lb: walnuts. California.- 16a ner lb:
fM.mAFv Kllft MBi4t.t I m w.tl .hl.I.lM. m. . m llflllE mam 1 V. . Kl.b.ra nl
to bold Its own at tbls time because of lOo per lbr Brasll nuts, 18e per lb; fll-
July .......
September .
December ..
July
September .
December ..
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
July ......
September
July
September
Trading Is Even Lighter Than Yes-1 October
tcrday- Russian Troubles. '
.-WHEAT.
Open. High.
I VZVl
i 91
CORN.
. . B24 6$
. 62
61
OATS.
. 45 49M
. 38
. 374 38H
MESS PORK.
.1670 1586 158T
.1600 1615 1587
IARD.
. 870 873 885
. 890 -0 . 883
. 887: 890 883
Low.
91
Close.
'.6B4
37 H
93H
96 S
63 52 63SA
BZ -61
61H 60 62 V4
45
88 '
SHORT RIBS.
if.?wfilB:..1, ! TS!!L fl0," SeptembeV:: 875 8?6 887
clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 13c I Am. Loco., o,
snape. xrsieruay s neavy purcnases Dy I " " L . 1 v.
northern nuini. un tha aumina I smoked. 80 per lb: smoked. 9o per lb: I Am. Smelt., c
and best berries are moved easily today I clear bellies, unsmoked, .11 tto Pr lb; I Anaconda M. Co.
ths heavy demand, both . locally and
rom the north, for storage purposes.
Chicken market Is considerably easier
owing ,to 'tne heavier . supplies. No
change, In values, r - . ' t,
Dressed, meats, holding former values,
although , the;- ton - Is fractionally
Potatoes Break AH Iteoords.
Again today the potato market went
into tm record-breaking ' business.
BtocKs were sold along the street today
in a smut way as nign as 8ftc a pound
for best stock. ,-, Some sales were made
an low as 2o. Some went at 33Ue.
Strawberry market" Is In 1 very good
shape. Yesterday's heavy purchases by
Dm
ai . inis is ior zancy. .
What is expected te be the last car
of navel o ranees to arrive In this city
; me present season came in toaay.
Davenport-Thompson company reported
Its arrival.- '. vt,;r,..t
String beans are easier . with larger
irrivatn xrom i ne uaiies. , vest at y
ivc soma at sc.
; Brief Votes of. tha Trade.
- Fruit Jars are very slow to arrive as
.: a result or labor conditions in the south.
) Opening values on canned goods are
: yet unannounced. In ordinary seasons
i tney are namea apout May io,, r
' Cantaloupes show a heavy sale with
the warmer weather. Price steady. An-
: cither car due xrom Brawler.
Cherries ars arriving In Tsry poor
: condition and In many Instances sacri
fice prices are naned by - receivers . m
ioroer to unload. . r
Today's Jobbing prices: -
5.;1(1v;'":'.r.'aratat. our and reed. W'-
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, c, large
lots;; small lots,- juo. " a .,
WHEAT Club, 84 85c; red Russian,
S2c; bluestem, 87088c; vaUey, 84 86c.
CORN Whole, $28.00; cracked, 323.00
.. per ton.'
' BAR LET New Feed. $21.00022.00
er ton
berts. 16c per lb: fancy pecans. 18020c
per id: aimonas, nzi"e.
xeats, nsn ana rrovisions.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hoss.
fancy. 80Sttc per lb: large. 7c per
lb; veal, extra, 8o per lb; ordinary: 7 He
per id; poor, so per id; mutton, rancy,
8fi)9c per lb.
nAMo. bacon. KTC. ortiana racg
(local) hams, 10 to 12 lbs, lSUe per lb;
14 to 16 lbs. 16o per lb; 18 to 20 lbs.
I5c: nreajtrast paeon, is hzzo per
id: picnics, izo per io: cottage roiL
iiuo rer lb: reaular short clears, un
smoked, 12o per Tb; smoked, 1 2a per lb; Am. Cot. OIL, o.
verv Km ail vq 11mA.
am iaa -v. i. -1 . . . . V vwuuor
Our own tightening money conditions
and ths renewed disturbances in Russia
there by ths dissolution of the duma
were largely r-irloolcel as market fact
or but they are deserving more atten
tion than they have received. They will
undoubteoly s-et due consideration In the
near future. For American shares Lon
don was steady and fractionally ad-(Sept 4s 10 d
866 867 362
46 1
371
38)
166T
1687
865
883
882
853
- 870
863
" ' Liverpool Grain.
Liverpool, June 19. Official prices:
Open. Clos. ' June 18. Loss
July ss llHd 8s 10d 6S llHd
d 7s t 7s lHd
CORN.
4s 10d 4s 10d
Sept 7s ld
Official New Tork quotations
Overbeck. Starr A Cooke Ca
by
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
wheat Close:
DESCRIPTION.
Am. Cop. Co.
Am. Car & F..
smoked, is Vie per id; snouiaers, unci Am. woolen, c
pickled tongues, 0o each. . Atchison, c. ..
tL LARD Kettle leaf. 10c. 18crBalt. & O., c .
6a, 13VsO per lb; 60-lb tins, l2Hc do preferred
82 W I 83 H
per id; 6s, is,o per id; hu-id tins, uuo Qo v
per id; steam renaerea, xus, jio peri Brooklyn R. T.
can. paciric,
lb; 5s, 1134 per lb; compound, 10s, 9
ter lb. . - f
FISH Rock cod, to per lb; flounders.
6c per lb; halibut, Ho per lb; striped
bass, 12o per lb; catfish, 10c per lb: tj.1-
mon. fresh Columbia Chinook. HHo per I Colo. V
Cent. Leather,
cm. & a. w., a
Chi., M. & 8. P..
Ches. St Ohio ..
lu, uiucvov w, ic , iuS. V01 I JOiO. COUtn., O.
Ik! -U C.-v IV... A - I.-.-I . '
lb; tomcodV 7c per lb; lobsters, 16a per
lb; fresh mackerel, 80 per lb; crawfish,
20e tier dos: sturgeon. 1O0 ter lb: black
bass, 20c per lb; Columbia river smelt,
60 per lb; shad, 80 per lb: roe shad. 60
per lb; shad roe, I60 per lb; black cod,
9Un n. 1 V,
OT8TERS Shoal water bay, per gal
lon, $i.&o; per iuu-id sacK, $4.50: Olym
r
' RYE $1.65 per cwt. -J
OATS Newj-Producers priceNo. 1
rhite. $28.6029.00 per ton; gray. $27.50
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents,
$4.80; straights, $4.25; export, $4.00;
valley. $4.8034.40: graham. Us. 28.76:
fhole wheat. $4.00; rye, 60s. $i.D0; bales,
MILLSTtJFFS Bran, $17.00 per ton;
. middlings, $26.00; shorts, country. $20;
city, $18.00: chop, $16.00021.00.
HAY t Producers price . Timothy,
.Willamette vauey. xanoy, fiv.vow 17.00;
- ordinary; $12.0014.00; eastern Oregon,
I19.0020.00; mixed. il0.00O10.f0:
- clover, $8.609.OO; grain, $8.00010.00;
1 cueat, s9.bukts.vs.
, 1 j Batter, Xggs and Poultry,
' BUTTER FAT t o. b. Portland
cweet cream, zie; sour. zie.
, riii -ity -creamery, zee; , seo-
onaa, zi',4c: outsiae lancy, Z42&oi sec-
onas, zi c: store, uregon, isuiiuc.
KOGS Extra fancy, candled, 22 a
22Hc: uncandled. 21Hc. 7
CHEESE New Full cream, flats.
J5H91o per lb; Young America, 14 H 9
PUTRY Mixed chickens, 13HO
iiu id, iftuu j UK7UB. aw iit roosvers, 01a.
; lOo lb; fryers, 1617c lb; broilers, 160
17o lb; old ducks, 13 14o lb,; spring
oucks,- lovfina 10, kw, 01a, 8WIU0 per
lb; spring geese. 12 Hlio per lb; tur
keys. 17C per ID tor old; squabs, 32.60
per dos; cigeons, 31.25 per dos. Dressed
poultry, lit iuc per id higher.
pla, per gallon,. $3.26;-per 115-lb sack,
$5.50ti6.25; Eagle, canned, lOo can;
$7.00 dos. - , " -
. CLAMS Hardshell.' per box. $2.40:
raior dams, $2.00 per box: lOo per dos.
Paints, Coal Oil. Xto.
&vvx izt x ui a BiBuua.. iuhl. Lanaaro. I .-.vt .i aiii. . . .
l$ier sisal, 11c. t - i I Nor. Pacific, c,
coal an Astral cases, ii'ac. m. m. co...,
do preferred
Erie, c
Illinois Central
Louis. & Nash.
Manhattan Ry.
Mex. Cent Ry.
M., K, a
Distillers
Great Northern
Fed. Smelter . .
Missouri Pac. .
National Lead.
N. Y. Central i
N. Y- O. & W..
Norf. & W.c...
do preferred
rolled. 322. 00024.00: brswlnr. 1 19Hc per gal: water white. Iron bbl
110 per kiu: wwoen, 110 per gai; neaa
Penn. Ry.
P. G., L. & C CO.
f. a. car., c,
40
80
66
120
.....
87
98 H
80
66
120H
116
66
i
light. 170 deg.. cases. 21Ho per araL
' GASOLINE 186 deg.. cases. 24 Ho ner Readina-. c.
gal; iron bbls, 18e per gal. I Rep. I. & S., o... .
ja&rHJuxvtrjv ucr.. caacw. ioa ner m:
Iron bbls 98c per gai
TURPENTINE In cases. 98c per gal;
wooden bbls, 98o per gaL
-WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 7o per
lb: 600-lb lots. 80 cer lb: less lots. 8He
wiitu. rvAijua rresent oasis at z.s.
Rock Is., c.
8. L. & 8. FM 2-p.
Sou. Pacific, ., .
do preferred .
South. Ry., a ..
Tenn. C. & X.i r.
U. Pacific, c...
do preferred .
U. S. Rub., o. , . . .
U. S. S. Co., 0..
' do preferred
ABE SELLING TOO HIGH SiV?::
wis. tjent., c.
tX)NSlDEB POTATOES
.
:
Sops. Wool aad Sides. "'
TTOPS 1908 - crop crime to choirs.
l(f 1 nc nionra iv prinn igtc; con
tracts. 1907 crop. 10011c.
WOOL 1 90 7 , ; ell p Valley. ' 20021c!
veasiem uregon, isarzie, -
MOHAIR New 390729 O 23 He.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 16020c
each: short wool, 26 & 40c; medium wool.
or isc acn; long wool, vocvrsi.vo sacn.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, 3H4c; No.
-g m grease, nwc .-. v -CHITTIM
BARK 6c per lb. : '
. JTralts and Tegatablss.
. rOT ATOES $ 2.7503.60; sweets, ( ).
f.nr it! new potauma, 4 per 10.
ONIONS Jobbing plies NtWyS Call-
loinn rea. c: garuc, so per in, -.
APPLKS $2.TStf3. : '. - . .
I "The potato market will take 4
a small amount of stock at the 4
present market until July. I.
Virginia Chem.
22H
13
130
20
et
126
66H
1Z&H
zs
119
90
23
100
132 182
, Total sales for day.
Call money closed 1
88
73
66'
122
23
118
so
83
98
20
1H
76
111
17
83
III
31
' Minneapolis, June 1$,
September, 97 Ho,
Dnlath Whet Markat. '
Duluth. June 19. Wheat Close:
tember, 99c f . .
Sep-
, Winnipeg Hieat Market.
Winnipeg. Juna 19. Wheat Close:
July, 88 c.
PORTLAND STOCK MARKET
Coenr
d'AIene Shares Are Again
Getting Interesting.
Coeur d'Alene mining stocks are again
n point or. Interest,
lc. Copper King
Snowshoe 2c, and Snowstorm 6c
my
forging to the front In point of. Interest.
Today Bunion lost lc. - coppi
gained c, O. K. Cons, gained c
nowsnoe sc, ana cinowstorm oc.
-American Biscuit 6s again ld$t 25c.
Oregon Water Power 6s were offered
60c lower. Phone shares and bonds
wera unchanged. , , . . , '
Today's sales: 13 Associated Oil at
$34.76 and 2,000 Copper King at 9 He.
uniciai prices: . , ,
,' : i: . BANK STOCKS, i flJ : '
- ' v ' - Bid. .- Asked.
Bank of California '..$820.00 $
Bankers' & Lumb. ... 104.00 . 112.00
Merchants National . . 180.00
Oregon Trust & Sav.. . .. . .. 160.00
Portland Trust Co.. ... ..... ' 120.00
United States National. 200.00 ' ....
LISTED SECURITIES (BONDS.)
Am. ' Biscuit Co. 8s . . . 98.50 100.00
City mi Suburban 4s... 93.00
Home Telephone. 6s . .i... 98.59
U. K. ft N. Ry. 4S , 86.00 98.50
O. W. P. & Ry. 6s.. i 100.60 v 108.60
Paclflo Coast B. Co. 6s. 97.00 100.00
Portland Ry es . . . i . ;' 89.00
PEOPLE AT LISBON
ARE ANGRY AT KING
, (Joarsal Bpeelal Smtos.) -
. Lisbon. June -19. Street rioting today
resulted tn two deatba and several In
juries. Tha outburst was against King
Carlos who Is attempting to rule tne
country without parliament Tha troops
iiava cn cauea.
v MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS, '
34.E0
Associated Oil '
Home Telephone ......
Pac Tel. & TeL pfd.," v..-.
I Pad. Tel. ft Tel. Ccom-S. r 7.80
Puget, Sound Tel. ..... .. . . . ;
MINING STOCKS. -
Lakevlew f . . .....
Manhattan Crown Point : .19
Potlcle Mining 18H
Washougal Ext ...... . .25
UNLISTED STOCKS.
25.00
42.60
97.60
15.00
40jOO
lYaqulna Bay Tel.
Ore. City Mill & Lum.
(-82
239,800 shares.
02 per cent
consider the market for potatoes
about 32.75 ? and no mora than
$3.' A higher price than the lat
ter Is not justified by conditions.
Thera ar enough potatoes to go
around and there is no need of
boosting them - higher." W. H.
United . States Government Bonds.
New York. June y 19. Government Tacoma Steel
Alaska Petroleum
British CoL AmaL t . .
Cascadla
Mammoth ............
Morning ..;
Dtanaara L-on.
bonds:
Date, Bid. Asked. I
,.1806 104 105
. .1S3U : 1U51
..I91S 102'
.1918 ' 1021
J Dryer of Dryer Bollam & Co.
'Ws are not going to charge
the outrageous prices now being
asked In soma quarters for old
potatoes. I think It Is a holdup
game. They are not worth the
money.w-George Davenport of
Davenport Bros.
-
.
Foreign Exchange Bates. . , ;
New York. June 19. Rtarllna- ilnmin
157i-S0d- btUs' 83: Hamburg,
95 6-16 less 1-64:. Paris SHU nliia 1.2-
Antwerp. 516 less 1-16; Zurich. 616;
Amsterdam. 40; Vienna, 20.81; Stock
holm, 26.78. ' , . v
. ''. f- a1aaaaMSBaBafBjaBjaaaaaBSBBaa- '' ' V' -I -'
St. Louis Wheat Market ;
St. LOlllS. Juns 19. Wheat cloaa: Ran.
tembec 6214c, December. 33 o bid.
Twos, registered
ao coupon . . . . .
Threes, registered
dO COUDOn
Threes, small bonds. 1918 101
Fours, reg. new y.1925; 137T
irours, reg. Old ,,..1907 128
do coupon ........1925 128 ti
Fours, reg. old ... 1907 100
do coupon .. ......1907 v 100
Fours, Philippines.. 1904 109
Twos, Panamas reg,...., 104
. do coupon , 104
.14
.02
11
.08
.03
.06 .
.08
COEUR D'ALENJJ DISTRICT.
106
Ml 102
2 02
T4 ,
129
k 129
129
'?101
Wl
105
' 105
Bullion ............. V.. .08
Copper King , .08
Happy Day ....... ...w .05
O. K. Con. ........... .08
Snowshoe .40
Snowstorm - .. 3.80
NEVADA MIXING STOCKS
Portland Bank Statement.
Clearings today
Clearings year ago
Gajn today
r Balance today .
Balance year ago
i
.$1,481,108.19
. 868,865.97
662.247.21
221,543.66
120,698.48
New York-London Sliver. '':
, New York, ' Juhs .. 13. Bar silver.
87c; London, tld.
, in
" Liverpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool. June IS. Cotton fufuras
cioeea steaoy, to points up.
Bir Prices Current on the Sao. Fran.
cisco Market. !
San Francisco.' June 19. Official hM
prices:
. GOLDFIELDS DISTRICT.
m Sandstorm 40c, Red Top $3.00A, Co
lumbia Mt ,.. 38c. Jumbo 33.60A,
. aj.ojitt, vernal , io,
Pennsylvania; 6cA, , Goldfleld t. Co.
t1,:Kendan ,5cA. Booth 84c, Blue
May Queen 16c, Nev, Boy 6c, A B. Exf
Vr ?iu" ?u "..wia ec. a. Colum
bia. 2 8o, Hlbernla 6c St. Ives 93c, Con
queror 10c, Blk. Rock 4c, Lone Star 18e,
x. .. wiuu ; it, uru mo, ivenaaii jsxt.
8c, wandst JExt 4v Mayns 7c, AUanta
42c, Great Bend 60o, Simerone 10c, Em
pire 10c, Red Top Ext 22c, Florence
X70, Dlam'X B. B. Coa llo, G. Daisy
TAFT B INSPECTING
FORT LEAVENWORTH
(Journal Special Barries.) '
Fort Leavenworth. June II. Raora.
tanr of War Taft aniveit this marnlna
for an Inspection tour of the fort He
wm leave ror Ottawa, Kansas, tonight
TORPEDO BOAT SINKS
AFTER 'EXPLOSION
V-"'1". '.7;-' :
- ' (Jonraal Special Berriee.)
London. Juna . 19. A British tAraan
boat, was sunk off tha bav - head thla
afternoon after an explosion. The
crew was rescued. -. .-.
POLICE PADY FOR r
OPERATORS' STRIKE
.' (Jotrrnal Speelsl B-rtce.) '
Chicago Juna 19. Thera ara 180 no.
llcemen being held In reserve in antici
pation of the telegraphers' strike.
Go Swimming .
In pure' clean .Bull Run water of the
right temperature, at the Y. M. C. -A..
the 35.000 tile-lined. 60x20 ft., cool Is a
great luxury tness summer aays. Tne
marble tub and shower baths, srvmnaa-
lum ana an privileges are included in
a full $10- membership for $8 for boys.
You nsed only pay . $4.50 down,' rest In
Installments. Anv self-reaneotlnar man
or boy may join by payment of fee at
the business office, Fourth and , Yam
hill streets.'.' ---:----:,-
.." , t . '..
$1.15. Laguna $1.02. Comb. Fraet
$2.60. Gr. Bend Ext 10c, Gr. Bend Anx.
9c, Millstorm 8 2c A, B. B. Bonansa 5c.
Kewanas 60c, Esmeralda 10c, Portland
20cA, Cracker Jack 16c, Francis - Mo
hawk $1.00, Red Hill 88c, Mohawk Ext
8c, Lou Dillon 8c, Y. Tiger 15o, Grand
ma 10c. S. Pick Ext 7cA- Y. Ross 6,
Cot Mt Ext 5cA, Goldt . Cons. 6e,
Lurni, iriangis 11a
. , BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original 80. Built M. C. 1 To. Mont
Bullf. 4c, Nat Bank 26c, L. Harris 2o,
Amethyst 24c, Gold Bar 63c, Steinway
8c, Denver Buf. Anx. 6c A, Bonnie Clars
58c. 'Mayfl. Cons. 82o. Mont v. Oh In Kit.
80, G. Scepter 10c Monty. Mt 15c, B.
Daisy 12c A. Homestake dons. 72n. V.
kee Girl 6cA. Nugget 6cA. Tramp Cons,
67c, Victor 8c, North Star. 4cA, Sunset
7cA- ...
TONOPAHS. '
Ton. Nev.' 315.12U. Mont ffon.' M AA
ion. cjxi. si.vu, MacMamara 290, .Mid
way $1.25,, Ton. Belmont $8.20, Ton, No.
Star A, 26c. . Ohio Ton. 5eA. West ( TOnn
Cona 90c, Rescue 17c, Ton; A Calf. -6c,
vjwiucii Aiiuuur axe Jim nuiwr bir. Tnn
Cash Boy 6c. Ton.. Home 40c Boat Tnn
xic, Monarcn i-itts. tat, 10c, Mont Mid.
ww c, uoiaen crown so.
, MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons. 4BeA. Manh. M r si
G. Wedge 6c, Seyler Hump 60. Dexter
xc xj. joe tjrescent e. i:nmhinn(inn
2c, Granu 18c, MusUng 210, Little
Grey lie, Cowboy 2c, Orlg Manh. l$o,
nrviicna ic. rmenuL ac. Kurrftin xn m
Dog 18c,' Y. Horse 4C Indian Camp 8c
it: VARIOUS DISTRICTS, v ; fT
Falrv. -Silver KInr IOrA. lratrw. Ju
Dire, ntvuit " niiia
MM
Visitors ara1 permitted on board of
the cruiser Charleston between ths
hours of 1 and S o'clock p. m. This Is
ths regular visiting day on the flag
ship, but it Is probable that tha warship
will bs thrown open to visitors dally
while here. Hundreds ara taking" ad
vantage of the opportunity of inspect
ing the handsome vessel this afternoon,
but It is believed that immense crowds
win go on ooaru Sunday.
Barires were towed alongside this af
ternnon and launches from shore will
have-- to -observe- the strictest cars .In
having passengers embark or disembark
mere. jno crowding will t permitted
and violators of the stringent rules will
simply be ordered away from tha
bat gas and barred from returning, v
i The Charleston is worth a visit She
tns handsomest warahla ever visit
Ing this harbor and carries a crew of
740. - Her guns are of the latest type
and everything- Is new and uo-to-data
To see the Charleston is to view ths.
latest type or righting machine.
The flagship arrived in tha b arbor at
about 4 o'clock - yesterday afternoon
Instead Of going through tha steel 1
onoge draw ths flagship was anchored
directly north of ths structure in 73 feet
01 water. Bn- lies so near shore that
ths band concerts held marnlni md
evening can be enjoyed by those who
una in mgn nver nang on the cast
mo. nunureas 01 people occupied po-
ui mis mere mis morning.
BAKER HAS FINE NEW
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
(Special D lap tea to The lonreiL)
Baker. Clty, Or., June ' 18. What Is
doubtless tjie finest, most complete and
most modern telephone exchange on tha
Paclflo coast la now In operation in this
city, installed by the Paclflo States
Telephone company in 1U new .building
on First street
i When ths plant la in full operation
under ths new plans all of the power
used, on the Unas . will be generated at
tne cenirai onice, tnus estapusning a
oomplets central energy system with
no batteries at the patron's end of the
line.-
The safety derlcea.1 to guard against
excessive current or lightning strokes,
are considered perfect The switch
board Is large enoush to accommodata
a city ef 6O.60O Inhabitants.
C E. Portsr is manager. Miss Ma
rlon Stafford Is ohlef operator and is
ably assisted by the following onera.l
tors; iong aistsnce, Minnie Armstrong,
Ethel Moors, Ethel Taylor and Josie
Kurs; local. Rose Rlbble, Ethel Erwtn,
Ethel Hogoboom. Emma Gibson. Mauda
Kelly, Rose Morgan, Flossie Strock and
Lissle Thomas; night operator, Clara
Baldwin; cierxa, Myrtle House and Flor
ence Damon; telegraph operator, . Elsie
livwuworin.
The Le?dino Spccialis!
1 " 1 t . 1 1 " 1 1 i
' ,. " a maxe no misicaaing propositions, promise; 1 1 m
lmnAaaiK,11ia - Ktf narfrtrm all T nrAfntoA ' Sal
trux aeaunf, moderate iees, laitnrui . serv
ice and speedy caret have won for me the con
fidence and patronage of the afflicted every-
herev, ''''.'':v:.7;;'7,;; - ;7,r:Vv77
I DAVt CURED fnOlBANDS
I have no specific or cure-all preparations,
but treat each case separately and scientifically
according to its particular requirements, close
ly watching it and carefully following its symp
toms with varied remedies through every
stage, and italte my reputation on the result.
7.V -I
- 3)36. TAYZ1O3, :
tas Leading Specialist
In Simple
Disorders
MV FEB
$0.dD
PAY
WHEN
CURED
Oestraetea . 3)ls-
"i orders. :
Be sure your cure
Is thorough. Hot
one of my ps-
tlents baa ever
had a relapse
after being dis
charged as cured,
and 1 cure Inlets
time than - the
ordinary forms of
treatment require.
' Bpeclae Bleod"
: f Poises . '
Ne dangerous
minerals to drive
the virus to the
Interior;, but
harmless. . blood
eleanslng ? reme
, dies that, remove
the- last poisonous
taint
What Weakness Is
and How I Cure It
"Weakness Is merely a Symp
tom of chronic inflammation in
the prostrate gland, brought on
by early dissipation or by tha
Improper treatment ef some con
tracted disease. A complete and
radical cure Is. therefore, a ques
tion of restoring the prostrate
fland to its normal state, and
his I sceomplish promptly and
completely without ths use of
Internal remedies. Mr treatment
Ha a local one entirely. It Is orig
inal and1 "dentine, sn nss peen
proven absolutely '.effective by
thousands of tests. - I am con
vinced that by no other methods
can full and. peramnent restora
tion of strength and vigor be'
accomplished. '..:.., l" t' i
' Tarleoeele !".
Absolutely pain
less treatmant
that eures com-'
pletely In one
week. Investigate
my method. It la
the . only . thor
oughly scientific
treatment for this
dtsesse being em
Sttrloture, - lUes,
liost : Tlgor, ly
areeele, Organle
Wsaknass, ete
are' . also "among
the dlaeeaes , X
eat e te.stay
eared,' ' ;;':.7
S Otralghtg Square Truth
It will cost you nothing to call and talk ever your ease, t You esn And
out all about your trouble and you can later arrange to begin treatment
any time you like. My ofnees, comprising ten rooms, are the largest.
most elegant ane pest equipped in tbe west , - '
THE
UK
344 XOX3UI 02T. COBSfXB 3080030), POSTXAJTS, OXXOOSf.
IE CIM IBI
OUR FEB
$10
IN MOST CA5ES
SEE US FIRST AND YO V WILUNQT
' HAVE SO MANY MEDICAL FEES ;
TO PAY. "
We are curing more men than any two, spe
cialists in Portland. Our small, fee enables
us to cure for less money than , many self
styled specialists ask for their worthless serv
ices. Our advice to you will be worth, much
in your case if you need the services of
killed reliable specialist
No Pay Unless Cured
If jou liave a disease or weakness peculiar to men "your condition'
calls brofflDtlvifor the best treatment tha medical, nrofesslon sfforda..
We have long studied and thoroughly mastered Infirmities of this char- 1
acter. our ousinsss ana proressionai metnoas are clean, while we are
' naturally ambitious to cure as many men as possible, yet we want to
do so on a fair aad eqaere basts, with mutual eonfldsaoe between physl
elan and patient. Oar ablest Is not so much to de the work that own
aoeters eaa de, but rather io de that whloh they eannot do. What we so
licit In particular is obstinate oases cases which have been mad worse
by all kinds of interior- treatmant. . she kaowledge, skill and experience
of years are at your service, 5,
- By the latest and best methods we ours to remain eureel TABTOOSS
OB 3CW0TTZ9 TEI1T8, BLOOD POZSOZf, ITBBVO-VITJlIi BXHXXJTT,
BIiADOEB- and 3CX9STBT Troublse, and aU associate Ala eases end weak
''Besses with their reflex eomplloatlons.
Ws make no mlsltadlmg etatemsnta, deceptive or . unbuelness-liks
propositions to the affUoted, aslther ao we promise to cure taem in a
few days, nor offer cheap, worthless treatment la order to secure their
patronage. Sonest doctors ef reoogalsed. ability do not resort to sues
; MCre 1
This la 4 men who lack courage, ' whose '. nerves ere shaky, whose
eyes have lost the sparkle, when brains are muddled, ideas confused,
sleep-restless, confidence rone, spirits low and easily depressed, who are
backward, hesitating, unable to venture because they are afraid of fail
ure, who want .somebody to decide for them, who are weak, run down
and restless. Is Is to- men who have part or all of these symptoms and
want new Ufa, new energy. We especially solicit those , cases in which
many so-called treatments have failed, or where money has been wasted
. on other methods of treatment. Don't experiment . when 7 ear dlteot
method offers a eertala means of cure. .:,-,..-', :' . ;. . .".,-":--,; r
J OOsritrZiVATXOzr TBJEB AJrp tttrmBO . Our reputation and work
ere not a mushroom grewth.,Li ,Ws have been curing men for 37 years.
Writs, if you cannot ,calL All correspondence strieti "confidential
and all replies sent in plain envelope. Enclose 2-cent stamp to Insure
reply.- . " . ,
m.; evenings, 7 to 8:30; 'Sundays,
OFFICB HOURB a. m. to 8 p.
m.,to 13 noon, ,
ST. LOUIS "sbmm; DISPENSARY
COttZTEX aUBOOirO A3TO TA3MTXSI. TXIT3I. TOMTJU3HT). OBXO03T.
Wonder
Wonder
11.45.
14.95. No. fltar
3a, Eagle's Nest 19tf,' Ruby
jic, nttsburg Silver v Peak
NewTork Cotton Market.
Jan.
eb.
Open. High. Low.
M187 . 1170 1167
June
r vu. .,,,.. i ' ' .
March ., . .1179 , 1178" 1187
June : v ...'. 7- ... . " , . r
July 1170 ' 1175 1184
August ...1148 ?1161 1140
Sept. 1138 1143 1127
Oct ......1168 1157 1145
Nov.,. ... 1163 -1153 1163
Deo. ...... 1156 1168 1141
18.
1168
1181 ,
1167
1161
1166
1144
1133
llifi
1144
1148
187
1158
1160
1166
1167
1163
1138
1123
1146
1144
1147
CONVENTION OF: CLUB :;
WOMEN AT HELENA
7 (Special Dispatch" to. The JoarnaL) t v,
. Helena. Mont, June . 19. The annual
convention of the Montana Federation
Of Women's clubs met here today with
a large attendance. The address of wel
come was delivered by Mayor Lindsay
and appropriate - responses were made
by membens of the federation. -'
- The mayors of various municipalities
of Montana have also met here for the
Surpose of considering the situation un
er the recently enacted . state laws,'
especially with regard to health regula
tions. Practically all cities of the state
are represented ana it is prooaDie mat
uniformity j.of action ' will 'be - agreed
noon. Tne euies reel tnat a sreat our-
den nas been piacea on tneir anouiaers.
Persian He rvo Esionio
B3!8TOEB VITALITY HtTa W tbeonads
of est ef Nerrou Daollity sad tnaomsia.
They clear the brain. streocUMa the clrcolatloa.
nuke dlgutloa perfect sod Impart a marnatla
vlcor to the whole being. AU drains and losses
toppad permanently. , 31,00 per box, bona,
gaarantead te cure or refnod money, as. Ifsllad
scaled. Book free. : . Penlaa Med.; Co., SSS
Arch St., Phlladalpbia. gold la Fortlana sal
by Woodward. Clark Co. r tv
'sa.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
wwVjrv v.i TAK VIAUONB BRANn .w
LID PUT. ON ONE
SLOT MILL' TO STAY
t . (Special Dlepateh te Tha JoarnaL)
Aberdeen. Wash.; . June 18. A . man
who goes by the. nickname of "Jack
tha Orowler" made things lively In one
of the saloons last night-when be . be
came angry over repeated tosses in
working the slot machine. He wreaked
his vengeance on the machine, breaking
it up and completely demolishing It be
fore his anger cooled .off. - After It was
done he said It was not on the equare
and he wanted to fix it ao no one else
would lose on it He was not arrested,:
f-asloa! Auk ymmr Urasrlati
lllla la Kr4 (ad 41.14 nlUcVi
hom. MVd wtia Blao Ribboa. Vy
Take aa R.. r V
v mi
Vrasrlai, A,k fncClll nVa
UMDJIS HKAND PILLS, fa
yam anawa ai Ban, safcat, Alwaya gallabla
4Ss2
SOIB BY PRllfifitSTS FVFBYWHERE
OLD 3IAN GROUND
BENEATH WHEJEXS
. ' ' - Uosrnal Special Srnlee.) .. '
'Vancouver. B. C. Juns 1 M. tTan.1.
aged 72 years, provincial fruit-inspector
and one of the best informed men In
the province on horticulture, fell be
neath the wheels of a freight train yes
terday. Ona lea was sevarait anil h
body badly mangled, the Unfortunate
man succumbing to his Injuries two
hours later.. Ha was a ninnaar at RiHM.h
Columbia. ,
'. . ' ". . . ! '...... . ... ;'