The Oregon daily journal., June 27, 1907, Page 14, Image 14

HIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENlr, JUNE 7, . 1C07-
TODAY'S MARKER'S
With Creamery Men Faying as Much
for Fat as They deceive for Butter,
the War Continues to Go Merrily On.
Til FOR 'CM
Some Paying: -as, II iffh Price
for Fat as They, Obtain
'::: for Best Butter.
. War raging among creamery lata.
pruiM market Is booming.
Horry market holds steady.
l lrst grapes of season arrlv.
' Cochella cantaloupes to hawkers, ,
' Eggs ere Juat holding theft own. .
Poultry moves off better, , t , ;
Shad .men deeldo to fight again.
Many prices rule In hops.
War Kafinf Among Creamery
Another war la raging among ' the
creamery butter and Ice cream manufac
turers of thlif city. 80 many prlce,a.re
now ruling for butter fat that Im
possible to get a line on them. In soma
instances butter manufacturers are pay
ing more for their creum than they are
obtaining for the finished preduct. For
' Ice cream manufacture a htgh as 30c a
pound I being paid, for strictly sweet
.cream. For butter manufHciurs two
creameries art offering as high as 25c
a pound lor weir ouiw ""
In many Instances sell their butter at
24 and 25c, delivered. Still other cream
erlea are still using the old ratio for
fat iun a oounu
highest price obtained for beat butter.
- k. inntr this warfare will con
tinue the general trade la unable to pre.
dirt. To make matters more compll
cated the creamery mea must now put
up a certain teat for their butter; the
new pure food law specifying that but
ter shall not contain more than IS per
cent of moisture., In former time there
hes heen butter manufactured on the
- coast that contained double this amount
of moiMure. Jrhla has been true more
especially In f fine-when cream was high.
Then the creamery men could pay 25c a
pound for butter i&t ana sell their but
ter at the same amount and still make
a handsome profit. - Water is cheap, and
this is where the profit came In.
Creamery butter manufacturers are
stain agitating the establishing Of a
dairy exchange for this city, the same
as in other markets of this city. In this
way the nrice of butter could be placed
: at a certain figure and butter fat would
secure a uniform price. Several of the
smaller creameries are holding out.
Prune Market Is Booming.
Bales of prunes of late has shown a
hww increase for spot stock. Talk of
contracting has been general In the val
ley, and better prices are reported. . iu.
P.. Gsse. a local seller, bas just placed
about 3,000 pounds - .for Alaska ship
ment. This is for spot stock. Mr. Gae
says: "Demand for spot prunes la In
creasing, but the wants of the trade are
not so heavy as last season. At that
time anything in the way of dried fruit
found a sale at good prices, quality
hardly cutting any consideration. We
won't have any new prunes until No
vember, and until rttat-time there Is
likely to be a very heavy demand for
Spot gOOdS."" ."'' V (;
Berry Market Holds Steady.
' A steady tone is shown to the berry
market . today. Raspberries are ranging
hptwn tl.fiS and 11.75. with demand
fully uiv to supplies. . Strawberries are
rather slow in coming, and there is no
trouble In "moving good fruit at the
prices quoted. ; Loganberries, however,
' hna a decline lor the tast 24 hours.
pales of good fruit being made down to
31, while fancy siock is Being neia
today as high as i.so.
The car of cochella cantaloupes which
arrived yesterday were in poor snaps,
and hawkers necured B large per cent
of them. A car from Braeley Is due
this afternoon. Telegraphic advices
from the shipper say that the fruit is
in fine shape the best ever sent out
from the Imperial valley, uooa siock
therefore scarce until new arrivals
show u. -, .'
, Pint Grapes Are la Market.
Dryer, Bollam & Co. report In first
arrivals or grapes ror ine season, ciocks
were from Stockton. ; and were of, the
seedless variety. Two crates. ,
Rtv-market Is lust holding its Own,
Some weakness shown, and with arrivals
or eastern siock some concession is
tiwtprl in the nrice. . ' --
Chicken market holding better with
former range of values continued. -
Dressed veal continues in demand at
printed prices, , but dresaech bogs art
Many prices are reported In. the hop
market. Sales during the past 24 hours
have been made as low as 3c, some up
to 7c. Eastern markets are very mow
and duu. -. .,, '
Today's prices: ,
Grata, Tlonx and Teed.
' GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, Jo, Urge
lots;: small lots,, me.
WHEAT Club. 84tf85ci red Russian,
tZC, Diuesiem, bkh'oou: vauey,- atigisBC,
OLD POTATOES ABE ; ! "
'tJld potatoes are,, finding a
better sale than the new 5 ones
on account of; ' their 'better
quality. . It Is much easier to 4J
ship old potatoes to the outside
" than new ones, for they are ,
firmer. r The new onions are not
. fully maturid and. will not keep .
as well. There Is a scarcity of
new stock, , too, and this helps
the demand for the 10 crop. '
There has likewise been a late
, advance In new , stock - in-' the .
outh."--W. t Dryer of 'Dryer,
BFTTFH 101 r.
RULES SHEEP
op
3 CEIIIS UP
With Small Arrivals Market Chicago .Market Suddenly
is Doing JJetter (Jattie uiws ActiveiSnread of
and Pntlrle the m sum. A like sum
was gained by Alaska petroleum over
the price of yc?terdy. Morning ad
vanced 4o, but m sale was ijinii o
higher than yesterday s bid. Alanhut
tan lost lo In the aske.l price. ,
In the Coeur d'Alene group' Happy
Day advanced 4o,, while the rest were
unchanged.
Official quotations:
i' "-' Bid. , Ask.
' ' i.; BANK BT0CK8.
Rank of California..... 1320. 00
Rankers' Lumbermen's. 104.00v$U2.00
Merchants' National.... ; . ,. . "183.50
Oregon t. a ibu.uu
Portland Trust Co - 125.00
United States National. 200.00 .
LISTED SECURITIES.
Bonds f .
Am,' Biscuit Co. es. .... 98.75 100.00
City A Suburban 4s. , . ; 93.00
Home Telephone ts.... ', 80.00
O. R. A N. Ry. 4s. ...... 96.60 98.(0
O. W. P. & Ry. s 100.50 103.60
pae. Coast Biscuit 6s... 97.00 100.00
Portland Ry, 6s........ , 99.25
Holding Steadier.
Portland Union Stockyards, Juna J7
irriciai receipts! f
nog- Cattle, heen
Today ,100 O 160 266
Week ago , 29 100 , 324
Year ago J47 , 606 i
Previous year... ... 75-
cauliflower, tl.25 Ol.tO dos: peas. 67c: I There wa no further, weakness
horseradish, 8o lb; artichokes, 66 w 7 SO I snown in ino came ranrnei ioay, in
Over Fiye Cents.
MISCELLANEOUS BTOClta
per dos;
'I-A Baifig WW" OtPvttac
A representative . of a large
Chicago grain house wires this
morning from the middle west:
"Hava been through Oklahoma
and Kansatl do not believe be-
: Hubbard squash. J per lb: I fact the market was quite steady with
snrouts. ) Ter lb: asDaragus 76o best stuff. Receipts for the 84 hours .causa no damage by bugs Is ap
per dos bunches; rhubarb. ItiSHo lb; I were 160 head against 100 head a week
green -onions, 260 Per dos; Dell pep-iag", t ,n year ago ana im neaa
pers, 86c per lb: head lettuce, l mis uais in Jva.
f ) dos: cucumbers, hothouse, 66c I The trade generally la of the opinion
11.00 dos: outdoor. 81.00fl.60: radishes. I that the cattle market will be awe to
ISA An hnni hoB! .irrnlont khn nar lh: I hold Its own because of the small sun
green corn. 35&40c dos. I plies available in this territory around
."IV""' . . I number of, predictions, out thajt the
ouk CTibe. ij.ii powoereG, i market hss not only touched the bottom
5.97 H: berry. 85.77 V4: dry granulated. I but that a. allrht reaction Inav bit ex-
I5.77H; Star. I5.67H; eonf. A, I5.77V4; I nected as soon as the present run Is
extra , 85.I7H: golden C, s.17Mi Uiover 'and the trade becomes) aettled
parent right aow that It won't
show up later, in ,7 the north
western country. In certain
fields wa watched. down here It
took from 8 to JQ days for dam
age to show up. 'This is Just
the weather for them to in
crease rapidly, too." -
-
'.
4
Associated Oil ...(.,,.. . 83.60
Home Telephone. ..
pao. Tel. A Tel. pfd.,.
do common 7.50
puget Sound Telephone. ,
MINING STOCKa
Ijikevlew rr;-r.-nr-rvr.
Manhattan C. P. ........ .19
Potlcle Mining 18H
Washougal Extension... .26 .
i ' UNLISTED STOCKS 1
Taaulna Bar Tel....... 8.B0 1
Alaska Petroleum...... .14H
British Columbia Amalt . .02 V -
Caseadia 2U
Mammoth ............
Morning . , .OJH
Standard Con. ......... ,08
Tacoma Steel ......... ,08
COEUR P'ALENE DISTRICT,
- J4.00
41.60
95.00
16.00
40.00
.20
.26
10.00
JO
.04 H
.27
.10
.04 H
. .09
.14
ELTjER. -LjOOUEY
HIES IIIDSELF
Prominent Young Besident
of Brain Accidentally
Blows Brains Out.
offlr siid the burial took place this
evening.
'1 lie i;nfortuimto man was about 25
J of . His fHtnlly and young
wilo, tho luuer whom he married only
lnnt eprlnjt, are heartbroken over the
terrible tragedy.;
. tJ iin. s"'n v., ni ui over a
yellow. 15.07: beet gran uU ted, IS 7H; again,
barrels, 10c; half barrels, 26c; boxes,!
!!
Bullion ............ .w-oeH
Copper King .,...,7.. .08 W
Happy Day,.... .. .04
Snowshoe v.w .40 -
Snowstorm .1.95 '
.09 ,
.06 .
.45 :
a.05
50a advance on sack basis.
(Above prices are 80 days net cash
quotations.) -
HONEY 88.60 per crate.' '
COFFEE Package brands. 815.88
16.63. " .
SALT Coarse Half pound, 100a. 311
per ton; 60s, 811.60; table, dairy, 60s.
815.60; 100s, $16.15; bales. $3.10; im
ported Liverpool, 60s, 18.00; 100s, $17:
224s, $16.00; extra fine, bbla, 2s. im and
10s. $4.606.4u; Liverpool lump- rock,
$20.60 per ton) 60-lb rock, 111.00; 100a,
io.u,
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
June 17. f June 2. Gain. 1906.
I .88 I January
.88 I February..
.et i March
I. june zt. june 2S. Ga
July , .85 f .92U I .031
Sept . .99 . .952 .08
Dec 1.01 ,97 - .081
1167
Hogs Hold Steady,
For hogs today's market waa rattier
quiet. Receipts were 100 , head as July , .96
against a. nominal numwr m. ww
and none either a year . ago or two
Tun .ill. mivkm wwb .irunx iiraftri - ' . l v -
i . . ... l -, . . t . , , i . . ' iuiia .....
in ms ea-i ing nis pwin tocai vmcag, June '27. The wheat market July ......1176
market Then again the weather- is acted craiy today in fact some of the August ..1166
Vi XtLTSLxu mnratfM iw5 Jmo"t out ' mM September 1189
will soon make it Impracticabla to ahlp when the closing gong sounded. The October , .1147
out to the, far ,weat. Beat stuff al market started weak on the dullness November! ...
! tLU i -Kkmm rk. i r ' - "i ","lhdef "f? nLlrerpool but .as December..ll4
w ivivu u.um.o rir w urxnn ia nour in ins
A quiet tone ruled today In the local I market spread its wings, and during
A Ncir Tork ( Cotton Market,
Open. High Low.
,1168 1168-4165
, June
.27. 26.
e
1178
lin
1176
1144
1166
1167
1172
1167
1138
1145
1167 1146
1167
1161
11SJ
1173
1169
1173
1170
1137
1149
1146
1161
lhAva tlsAai annlv 6a si a 1 at ax 1 a) I sheen market. Recelnta were 250 head I the session there was a nn nf .hnut I ' ; Fortlana J3JUUC Statement.
than car lota Car lots at special prices against izt Head a -wee ago . ey c a nusnei. ihe close was 1 to 3 c I Clearings today ........ ..f 1,066,652.65
subject to fluctuations.)
RICE Imperial Japan, N 1. 6c: No.
2, 6HfJ54c; New Orleans, ; head, 7c;
AJax. 6c; Creole, e.-
BEANS Small white. $1.80: large
white. 88.26; pink, 83.26: bnvnu. 82.90;
Limas, 6c; Mexican reds, '"e. ;
NUT8 Peanuts. Jumbo. ' : per lb;
Virginia, 7He per lb; rons; , I0e
lb; Japanese, 6 96c; roasted. 77
per lb; walnuts. California, lbo per
me nuts. 14I5A per lb; hickory n
Oo Per lb: Braall nuts. 18e per lb: fll
berts. 16c per lb; fancy pecans. 18920c $6,50.
per id; aimonaa, m aii-o. .
Xeats, rtsli and Prorlslons,
FRESH MEATS Front street Hoca
fancy. 6428Vic per lb: large. 67o per
lb; veal, extra. (8o per lb: ordinary,
JV48o per lb; poor, 6o per lb; mutton,
fancy. 89q per lb. 1
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams, 10 to 11 lbs, n per id;
head a year ago and none this date in I advanced over yesterday.
1906. Best sheep are today a fraction! . Cash prices were dull but this M nnt
higher. Valuea oq. wethers vary from I stop New Tork and Europe buyers from! Gain today
, do year ago .a 789,098.05
(Special DJipatch to Th Journtl.) .
Drain Or., June 27 A shocking trag
edy occurred Tuesday afternoon in the
Smith river country , about 80 miles
northwest of Drain. Elmer Woolley and
hla neighbor, William ' McQee, were
camped In the forest about six miles
from Gunter and engaged in opening
a trau or road. About I p. m. Tues
day, Woolley went, from their tent a
few rods awav to secure some water
fjrnra. a. hrook. taking his rifle with
W In 'some 'uhacchuntabte lMMetC-
the gun was discharged the ball crash
ing through his head, causing. Instant
death. -. ,..-,'.
His companion,' ; MeGee started - at
once to Gunter, six miles distant, for
assistance, but In his wild excitement
lost his way and when found next
morning, he was almost a raving man
iac A party went . out and brought In
the body to his home at Woolley post-
BUBGLAR ESCAITS
WON STOLEN H0BSE
Drain, Or,. June 27. Up tohe pres
ent time nothing has been heard of the .
thief who burglarised W. W. Kenes"
store at this place Saturday night and
stole about 375 worth of sonde mnstlv
revolvers and knives. The same night'
a horse and buggy belonging to Wil
liam Wlsegaxver, four miles south of
town, and a saddle belonging to the
Palmer Lumber company, were stolen,
no doubt by the same party. , -
F. MISSLER
(Bremen, Germany.) . .,
110-811 S18T T, OAX.TKSTOH, TXX.
.(TJnlnoorporfted) " ' -
Remittance of Coney to
and from Europe -
roxxzazr uoznrr zzdsAaB.
Ticket Ofnoe for the Steamers from and
to Etiropa.
14.26 to .84.60.
Official livestock prices
investing heavily In the new crop.
vrup news irora uermany. ranee
....... ....$337,564.60
I m nil eAv. T i a . "T .
Hon-TlMt tni Drorrm tit RA- " imosi as oaa as
.tlrrn tmm ArmT II China 'fata ?,TW Irora OWtt Winter Wheat
im. "-"7.r-', -- --- , ; ,
oaiances tooay .............
oo year ago ...............
131.410.47
108,378.67
nuts, i bulls, $2.00.
Sheep Wethers, 4.2506.69r
lambs, I
EASTERN BIARKETS STROXO
Sept
Ueo
Chicago. Omaha and Kaniat City j July
Report Good Llrestock Tone. do
Chicago, June St. Official receipts
Je i,'iw,lL5?,tf Chicago I...... ...11,000 6.000 v 9.000 Sep
lb; pcnlcs. 12c per lb; cottage roll, omJh J
u o per id;
regular short clears, un-
l . .Id.vuv .
....17,000
4,500
2,500
July
t
4.000 Deo
2,000
. f . . .
... n Ik. .-..i.. . - iw. i tinri in iironr wun t .muv ipi l ovnr. I -. .
clear backs. Gnamoked. 12o: smoked, lie Receipts a year ago were 21.000. Mixed at " liis.' iiii
per lb; Union butts, 10 to IS lbs un- nd butpJ""j,A80altJ f00? an1
35.76 W-.ku; light, 6.uyi.iw. July
t,attie otrong. . . . i epi
eneep Birong. . , ., i uct.
smoked. 8o per lb: smoked. 9o per lb: I
clear bellies, unsmoked, 11 He per lb; I
CORN Whole,- $28.00; cracked, i9.00
i per ton. . ....... - ,
BARLEY New Feed, $21.00 22.00
per ton; rolled. 2J.uufz.ou; Ore wing.
622.00 41)23.00.
RYI-$1.65 per cwt
" OATS New Producers price No.
White. $28.00 per ton; gray, $27.00.
F1A)UK Eastern Oregon patents,
I4.su; straigma. t.io; export, a 34.00
vallev. 84.3$4.40: graham. Us. 83.76
whole wheat. $4.00; rye. 60s, .00; bales,
12.75. ' - - - -
MILLSTTJFF6 Bran, I1T.00 per ton;
middlings, $25.00; .shorts, country, $20;
city, 319.00: chop, $14.0021.00. -
HAY Producers' price Timothy,
Willamette vauey, rancy. iio.uepi7.oo;
ordinary, 312.UU tf'14.00; eastern Oregon,
$19.00)20.00; mixed, '510.0910.60;
clover, $8.609.00; grain. $8.0010.00;
cueac. xs.De((i.uv. '
Bntter, Tggu and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT t , o. b. Portland
tsweet cream, zso; sour. 21 He.
aui 1 Hiti (,uy creamery, zoo; seo-
ends, zi c; outside rancy, z&c;- "sec
onds. 21V4c: store, Oregon, 1819c
! EQUS Extra , fancy.- candied, ;- 23c 0
24c; uncandled, 2222c. r
CHEESE New Full cream, flats,
joe per id; xuung America. 1 to per ID.
POULTRY Mixed chickens. 12c;
fancy hens, 12 He lb; ' roosters, ' old.
!0c lb; fryers. 148P16C lb; broilers, 14
;'&15c; old ducks, 10c lb; spring
oucks. luujioo io; geese, 01a, Bdyiuc-per
lb; spring geese. lZftcpiSo per lb; tur-
Keys, nwne 10 .ror 01a; squabs, 32.50
per doz; pigeons,' 31.J6 per dox. Pressed
pouury, lwiKO per id mgner. ,:
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS lo6 crop -prima to choice.
1 S 1 7c, ineaium to prime, tif icj con
tracts. 1907 crop. lOfrllc.
WOOL 1907 clip Valley. " 29021c
eastern uregon, isnrzic v
MOHAIR New 1907 2929V4c
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, - 16 20e
ench; short wool, 26 40c; medium wool,
buy ioc earn; long wool, idcdi.o each.
, TALtXJW Prime, per lb, H4cj No.
2 and grease; 2fi8c;
C1IITT1M BARK-r-6c per lb. , .
rrnits and Tegetablea, 1 - .
POTATOES $3.0003.25; sweets,' ( )
fr-r l: new ooiatoes, 3 He per lb..'
ON 1 UN Jobbing price New Call
frma red, $8.76 per . sack; , garlic, 8c
1 ' Jil'l' 1-ES $2 75f?8.'
MUSH FJlUITS Oranges, i$34;
1 -uuiuaM. 5c lb; lemons, 54.60(4.26 per
1 x; : limes, . Mexican, $1.00 per
3ju: pint-apples, 36.00 per dos grape
f :it. $3.i strawberries, Oregon,
t.dj per crate;- cherries, 412He
?"T lb; gooseberries, 60 per lb; ap
1 (.ts, $i.ri '.a 1.40; ; loganberries, $19
1.25 per crate; peaches. $1.2501.60:
f(!ilonrfs, S4.00; raspberries, $1.65
1 pin-,,... fl.401.60.
i-:c:i. 1 AiU.KS Turnips," new, S0c9
: ( ' 6.,-t-carrots. 75c(u$1.00 per sack;
! , $175 per sak: parsnips, $1.00(jjj
J 1.:-; -iil-i'M(e. 32.50: . tomatoes, Cali-i
Jl t -i. a 1 Em; Oregron, 32 50r3.00;
smoked, '13 He per lb; shoulders, 12c
per 10; picxieo tongues, sue eacn.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10o. 18o
per lb; 6s, iSHc per lb; 60-lb tins. l!Ho
per lb; steam rendered, 10s. lle per
lb; 6s, UliQ per lb; compound, 10s, 10c
per lb. " . '
TTT ft tt.Tl r.lr tA 9a n 1h. fltimA.
60 per lb; halibut, 6Hc per lb; striped
MONEY AND STOCKS
July
Kept
ABE BOTH HIGHER SSL"
ke company
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low,
96 100
f V 103
' CORN.
61 62
OATS.
42 48
87 88
86 89
MESS PORK.
1687 1801
.......1635 1640 1617 1681
LARD.'
...i... 882 1 . 887 - 880 887
....... 902 907, 900 S07
902 . 91Q . 80 . 810
BHORT RIB8. -
855 . 862 - 855 868
880 885 i 877 885
....... oia s i , 872 . 877
FIBST TBAIN OVEB
NEW BAILWAY LINE
97 101
62
as
Close. I Regular Serrice Is Commenced by
the Pacific A Eastern
" .Road.
63H
84 A
48 A
J7 -
sa
T.lmmnnl Unli, U..I...
S f4.rcllumb.VflchhlnkPeiric pV; CU IX,aD" HaK Vn 27-Offlclal price.:'
lb: blueback, 10c per lb; Steel
heads,- 10c per . lb; . herrings, 6c- per
lb; soles, to per lb; shrimps, ilOo' per
lb; perch. 6c per lb: black cod,1 7c per
lb; torn cod, 7o per lb; lobsters, 16c per
lb: fresh mackerel. 8o per lb: crawfish.
20o per dox; sturgeon, 10c per lb; black
Cent Sharp Advance In New
' , York Values. .
WIIEAT,
Open. Close. Inn. T
I juiy., ,os na eslld 6slld -H4
.7s 2d
7s 2d
CORN.
(Spedal ' Clips tck to The Jonraal.)
Medford. Or Juna 17. The first reg
ular, train on the Paclflo A, Eastern
Crater : Lake Una left Medford at t
o'clock thla morning. At Eagle Point
the present terminus of the road, the
arrival of the train wag greeted with
the greatest enthusiasm. The Eagle
Point band and a delegation of citizens
attended by ladles received the officials
of the road. A splendid banquet was
served and the ladles decked the engine
in garianas or nowera. jtteguiar ser
vice was commenced today.
MEYEB nOFER TO BE
TOWED INTO HARBOB
(Special Dispatch to Tb' Joarail.) '
Astoria, - Or. June 27. Tha steam
i! T3v Eaummcnt is Comnlato 1 1
i i . r.',
lllw IKilililll. V4'
. AILMENTS .
Much of the delicate equipment of my ol
flce and hospital is specially constructed to
meet tho requirements of my distinctive
methods of treatment, -which Involves the
scientific application of every curable influ
ence known to e helpful ia treating the
class of dlseaaea I cure.- '
" Z hava stopped at no expense' that could
add to the efficiency of my work or the com
fort of my patients. There is no other equal- '
ly equipped Institution tor the treatment of
men's ailments In the Paclflo Northwest. -
14 , .
DIL TAYLC2
j j Tht Uzllzj Specialist
Mvraoliv $1 0
In Any Uncomplicated Case
. . l . I SeDt.. .4a 104i A . 4s 10KA. Am tnttA
bass, 20c per lb: Columbia river smelt, a m rinanM. T th h5n Hm - -: - ". "
n te lh; .had. in tr lh- rna ahn k I J1 among financiers that when call , . .
weatner JUpena Frnlt.'
Rn nr lh Fhftd la ner lb roa ahnd Knl.l,"K iu"g tuiaiiciers mat wnen can
nSrTh- shad l roe lBoneJ lb' Uc cod ,0"n" advanoed stock prices receded.
?vte ner lb ' ' Th, na bn disproved time and time .
OTSTERS Bhoal water bay. oer ral
ion, 32.bu; per iuv-io sacx, )4.ou: uiym
again, but today there was another
demonstration in New York, for while
(SpeHtl Difpsteh to The 'loaraal.
Hood, River, June , 27. Hot weather
d d schooner Merer Hoff er which struck
the bar . at Shoalwater bay ' and un
shipped its rudder, sustaining other
damages, win be towed to Aberdeen by
the tug Wallula tomorrow for repairs
men joaa lumoer zor aan Tancisco.
m 12 50 tier 100-lb sack. 14 0 oivm. I uc""""'l"""'n " '"w jur tur whiih i -- "
IS) t& ttlS MWo 2t nt 6 per cent for two. days Is hastening the end of
pi a
Eagle. - canned, 10c
60106.25;
00 do.
fT.MH ITurddTielt. nw I hnv
rasor clams. 82.00 per box: 10c per do.l? P1At'
..all. am ah n . An 1. k.1.iama .I..M.I., ' T. V. I w-. . i . ' ...
can;! . y dlv utu u.ii'ij. jlu-i mo xxiwu, mver iirawmrry mq cnerry
$240;
X.?n, .ii . t?--V,:l crops, and for the first time in a week
FBANCIS MUBPHY IS
-AT POINT OF-DEATH
The entire list closed from I carioaa snipmeni m aaaiuon to ex-
. . n , . , I nmaa orn.r. was man n.ra I u . . i.i.i
Paints, coal OH, Sto. I rrrX v,i, ..1... -"a At present cherries are going to Butte I Los Angeles,
ROPE Pure Manila.. 16 c; standard, beck. Starr A Cooke Co.: &l b".n1n. ood Pbr nk'nR
13ic: sisal, lie. -
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases,
IAU. maw Dal whit. V. 1
14c ner gal: wooden. 17c Der a-al: head.i DH.8CKIP110N.
light, 170 ueg., cases. 21 o per gal.
UASOLIM-8 deg., cases. 24W0 ner
gal; iron bbls, 18c per gaL Am. Cop. Co,
BENZINE 63 dea . cases. lEa nr ralrl Am Car A V ft.
irva uiiib. mo por aaj. I Am.. fJOl. vni, c
TfTD UI7VTTWP.. t ft,. . . I . T .
A w&b. tur All W.nca, vvy jyCT gaij I AUi. MJWV., C, ..
wooaen dois, oc per gai. An. Bugar, c...
WHITE LEAD Ton lota. TVn twirl Am. flmult ... . . .
lb: BOO-lb lots, 8o per lb; less lots, lcAm. Smelt, p....
per , , . .. ' i Anaconaa on. wa .
wiKia XSA1L.S t'resent basis at 83.15. 1 Am. Wolen. ...-.
Am, woolen, o...
JUUIKU HIOCKH I C "i, ,
i uva. Aar.
Can. Pac, c.
Tr.
Bid Prices Current on Han Franclacn I Cen. Leath., c.
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awiia oc vr. t .f v
Exchange.
Cart haIbaa Y..H n. ..... ...I C
. -iiviw yuire .1. umciai OlUlf" o. n
&. W, C.
nrices: 1- -
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V.. A M W . . .
Sandstorm 40c. Ren Ton ika r. rf j.','h
lumbia Mt. 47c,. Jumbo $3.26,A; Jumbo Ju & R. Q. e
Ext 11.85, .Vernal : 16c. Pennsylvania I Er,e'-C ' ' :
8CA. Goldfleld M. Co. 11.25, Kendall 8c. t. Tm "
Booth 89c, Blue Bull ; 27c. Adams 10c. Man. f Ry. . . .
Silver Pick 56c, May Queen 15c, Nev. 5. C. Ry. ......
Rn Ia U t . - Ti..-. ... A. C. . .
v -t . v u, omo xjuii ioc, I Distillers
Dixie 6cA, O. Columbia 33c. Hlbernla Great Nohth'n
Bo, St.. Ives 99e, Conqueror 10c. BIk. Ml?four fac'flc-,
im: ic, Done eiar ic, O. Wonder 2c, I i; Tr
Potlatch 60cA, Oro 20c. Kendall Ext ltT$ "
2c. fianHut V.xt A Vfan r a.i .. IN. Y O. Be W. ..
47c, Great Bend 82c. filmernne 'lOc, Em- 5; A " '
plre 8c, Red Top Ext. 23c. Florence C"rtnAm,;
64.16, uiam'f. B. B. Con. 24c. G. Dais I r' "Hi11
31.60. Laguna 31. Commonwealth 60cA,
Comb. fact 33.25, Gr. , Bend Kjct. 13c E61?""?1' c Co
Gr Bend Anx. 13cA, Mlllstorm 40ca! ' ? fl& C' a
B. R Bonanza 5c, Kewanos 72c. Earner A ' "
Rep. I. & S., c...
Rock Island, c. ...
8. L. & S. t 2-p.
St. LT& S. ft., c.
Ho. Pac.. : com.. .
do pfd. -. ....
So. Ry., com.
f.
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181H
117H
107
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95
170
10
128
146U
83
81
24V4
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23
140
114
138
20
33U
66
129
76
61
112
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68
127
24
120
85"
103
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for lO-pound1 boxes. The prices of ber- i
ries is atfii novering around the 33
mark, with indications that it will not
be less tms season.
(Journal Spedal Berries. I
Los Angeles, June 27. Francis Mur-
r. The doctors admitted
hat there is no hope.
It
78
115
is
28
27
.1136
: 85
42
81
68
128
120
107
67
95
66
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84
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66
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76
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b.. com. 87 87 87
Bti. com,fc. 4i4 . .. . .
do Dfd. .....".I 98r 99
Wab. c .,.! 18l 13
West.- T.T.- Tel.. . . 7 79
Wise. Cen- c. .1..... .....
Vlr. Chem. ....-.) 26 26
alda 12c, Portland 19c. Cracker lnlt
15c. Red Hill 44c. Mnhawlr V.t 11-
Lou IMHon 8c. Y. Tiger 17cA, Grandma
lie, S. Pick Ext. 6c, Y. Rose 6cA. Col.
Mt. Ext.. 6c. Ooldf. Pons t RK nic-n-e
Triangle 22c .
BI7LT, FT? nfi fiTRTPTPT
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Original 8c Bullf M n. iKn ' utah I Tenn. C. A I..
Bullf. 4c, Nat Bank 19c, L. Harris 2c, Tex. A Pae. v.
Amethyst !3c, Gold Bar 62c Stelnway T & W"c
8c, Ienver Buf. Anx. lOcA. Bonnie Clare Un,on Pac,, c. .
oic.jyiayri.uons a hp. Mnnfv ihin Vrr i . uu, ijiu.
8c, G. ficentre 12c. Montv. Mt ; 1Ar. n I IT. S. Ru
Daisy lc, Homestake Cons.; 95cAi Yan
kee Girl 8cA, Nugget '6c, Tramp Cons.
67C. Victor 10CA. North Rfnr Un n,,n-
set 4c. . x
TONOPAH DISTRICT. '
Ton. Nev. 814.874 A Mont. Ton it 9R
Ton. Ext. 61.70, MacNamara 29c. mi(i-
wav 81.17. -ToOi Belmont. IX 40 rem
No.- Star 25c. Ohio Ton. 8c. West End
Cons. 85c,. Rescue 18c, Ton. A Calif.
6c. Golden Anchor 20c. Jim Rntlpr n
Ton. Cash Boy 6c Ton. Home 6o, Bosr.
Ton. lie .Monarch Pitts. Ex. So, Mont,
Mid. Ext. 4c, Golden Crown 9c ,
MANHATTAN DI8TRICT. ' .
Manh. " Cona. 60c A : Manh. M.. Co. S-.'
G. Wedge 6c- Seyler Hump. 8c, Dexter
12c. Ti. Jo Sc. , Crescnt Hii trwiki.,.
tlon 3c. Granny 16c. Mustantr 21c. T.itti. I Fours, reg., new.... 1925
Grey 15c, Cowboy ,2c, Orig. Manh. u-, I -do coupon ,i . .1925
Broncho 6c. Pineout 7c. Buffalo Kn R I Fours, reg., od. . . . .1907
Dog 16c, Y, Horse 4e, Indian Camp, 5c. do cSMn-''iiXl
. ' .7 i do coupon ........
Falrv. Silver Kinr I Or A. Fair v. T!nr1 To Pmnmt- nw
65o, Nevada Hills 35.25. No. Star Wonl District of Columbia.
.4 .. a. V.l.,. V.., .A. . r . I . . . I
u, mikibb iBfc (WA, JCVUfiy " w Oil-I
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27
65
64
169
22
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81
PORTLAND STOCK MARKET
Meiry-Go-Ronnder Skips.
'Special Dlnpateh te The JeoraaL) -
Newberg. Or.. June 27. The tick
seUer for Arnold's merry-go-round, which
was nere 10 caxe aavaniage or the en
campment business, absconded with 880
68 I Mlnino' Hhunx In Rtn TVomanf mnA P the company's money. Constable
123 " . , . . TZ. 7 . " woods Is on his track. The name of the
74
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120
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103
21
78
113
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138tl36
98
18
79
2'"
119
107
6f
25
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96
65
171
zz
10
128
140
34
31
26
167
29
23
138
114
130
20
33
66
180
Tit 17
61
113
86
74
68
128
25
120
90
34
104
21
84
20
79
114
19
140
30
27
137
83
87
134
98
18
79
16
25
Show Gains.
fugitive is unknown.
Associated OH advanced 80c todav on I - . ' '
the local market, but no sales were lxaas aampia Bai jwusiia Tnderwear,
made. . Home-Telebhone shares were! -m ,, aPrioe.
offered 60c lower, but bonds were un- Sale of Fergoson-McKInney samples.
cnangea. - I an one piece of a kind, half uric to-
luaiiuntia-ii vauwaa ir sAuvmiwu 71 C, uivmuw ait 5,113 Ulla9n il;16.
. Total sales for day. 477,800) shares.
All money closed, 607 per cent, , is
i,','v!'t.'."-.s i- .-"i 11 ,( 1 ivi1:-i...f'':''Vii--ivj
United States Government Bonds.
New York, June .27. Government
Donas: - -, : -v..
' ' ' - Date. Bid. Asked.
Twos, registered ...1905. 104 lo
t do coupon . . ....1905 105 106
Threes, registered ,.1918 102 ,108
' do ocouwon .......1918 102 103 U.
Tnreea, email Donas.ivia
102
102
101
128
1ZD ,
100
109
104
104
114
129
129
101
101
101
105
der 18c, Alice of Wonder OcA, Pittsburg
duvpi" Jt'veuk i.iv,
1 September Wheat Option.
June 27. ?JunB2fk
Uverpool Cotton Market,, ! B?,??lB-"r.V:":i:: 11
Llvemool. June 27. Cotton- futures I Minneanoils 102 SHUT)
iH-e4l; string beans, Uc; closed 1 point up to 2 points down Liverpool ....f. To 2d 7s2d
Very Low Rates
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flicted consult me. You can place implicit confidence in what I tell you.
.ni it i mt,r,nt vnur nu vou can rest assured that a complete and per
manent euro will follow my treatment If
Specific Blood Poison
" I cure this leprous disease com
pletely. The system is thoroughly
cleansed and every poisonous lain
removed. The last symptom van
- ishes to appear no more, and all is
accomplished Dy me use oi narra-leas,-blood-cleansing
remedies.
Contracted Disorders
' I bave reduced the time required
for c firing contracted disorders
bout one half. Thia is an import
ant achievement. It replaces dan
ger with safety. It forestalls
chronic complications. It removes
the infection and Inflammation be-
'fore that vital center. the prostate
gland, can - become involved. To
' manv men it means the difference
between perfect health and a life
time of misery and functional
weakness. My method Is mine
alone. My treatment is original;
in some features it resembles the
ordlnsry. In its chief essentials it
ts different. In results it is en
tirely different It is safe, prompt
and thorough. ,
Uy success la Permanently dur
ing . Tbat ' Ooadltlon ' Commonly
Xnowa as "Weakness" Pally Dem
onstrates tbe Absolut Oorrectaess
of Ky Xetaod of Treatment.
Surgery Is not only harsh, paln-i
ful end dangerous, but is entirely
unnecessary ir. the treatment - of
stricture. I employ a painless
method by which the obstructing
. tissue-is dissolved and all the
membranea of the organa Involved
thoroughly cleansed, and restored
to a healthy state. -
Varicocele
" The perfection of my method of
curing varicocele is no less than
a marveloua achievement, and af
fords a striking example of - the
wonderful possibilities Of mild
and gentle forms of treatment
Equally forcible, it - demonstrates
the folly, of resorting to surgery
in the treatment of this disease.
I cure varicocele in on week,
without cutting or pain, and sel
dom is It necessary to dotain the
patient a single day from his busi
ness. A cure is a certainty In each,
instance, normal circulation ia re-
, stored, and the natural processes
or wasie ana repair are again ea-
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system. Why suffer varicocele and !j
endanger your health- and manly -!!
power? I offer you a radical cure, H
and my treatment is independent
of the harsh, painful and danger- 11
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possible, yet we want to do so on a fair and square basis, with
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obstinate cases; cases which have been made worse by all kinds of ,
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