The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 29, 1907, Page 13, Image 13

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    THE OKEGOM DAILY JOURNAL", FOIiTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1007.
KIT CASE III
."While Effffs Arc Coming Faster From
Local' -1'oints Eastern Holders Are
Vpostinff Values on Orepfons. ;
TODAY'S MARKETS
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F0.1 THZ TREAT1I2MT 07
CUT RESULT II
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. Bains Spoil About' Twenty
Per Cent of Crop of
. . Northwest.
Front 6tret features: , '
-p Hay apolled by raina. ) .mr, .-,.
Chicken market la better. - j
" 250 cases of tuttn In one day.
-. Eir; plant coming from Texas, .
' ' Brawley "cants" sell very fast,
,." a Cheese market likely to drop.
";' Creamery-butter. Is accumulating..
Pears com In a- frorn California. . ..
'' Berry market stUl holding., k ...
t,-t. Local flour trade Is aood.
..No trading reported In hops.
Cherries come In better snap. '
, fighting fofvdressed veal
v Kay Market Prospects Good.
',V With several . rains all through the
. (Paclflo Northwest of late, a large
, amount of hay in the stacks has been
spoiled. Haying was In full blast when
the rains bearan several davs euro, and
11 special reports received by. The Journal
..this morning from various sections ln-
k meats mat ai least zu per cent 01 uu
croD haa been ruined bv moisture. Ud
to the past few days weather conditions
have been moat favorable for .the hay
harvest, and Juat when everyone was
... In . the midst of rutting' and stacking
the rains began. This condition has re
sulted In the-hay market receiving-a
much firmer tons. - Even at this, time
the market's strength ia very pro
nounced on account -of the damage. No
INTERESTS .AGREE
: " ON EGG INCREASE
Everdlng A Fsrrell Larger re
ceipts of eggs.
Dryer, Bollam & .Co. Receipts
Increase; demand small. t ,
Templeton Bros. -Larger re-;
"cetpts. - . . '
Page A Bon Eggs at He. t
; Oregon Creamery Larger re-
celpta.
McEwen & Koskey Les egg
demand. '
.
i
CHECK SLUuP SEVERAL CEOTS
PRICE LOST ill I'JHEi'iI
HOG
Eastern Markets Ilold Steady July ' Liquidation Sends Chi-
Again Small Receipts ' cago Price Sharply Low-
Here. '
cantaloupe!
berries, $1.656(1. 76; plums.
f3.7Cfip4.2B; rasp-
ii.4oeri.6o.
7 X.' t'i. IT'T' , J f L' inal.nli.a httW Ulit fitt
1.00 sack; carrots, 76c 11.00 per sack; Jer go
sets. I1.7B tier sack: parsnips, si.uo
11.26: cabbaae. 12.60: tomatoes. Call-
fomia, 1.25iU1.50; Oregon, 12.608.00!
parsnips, 80c$l; erring- - beans To;
cauliflower, $1.26 (3 1.60 dos; peas, 67c;
horseradish, 8o lb; artichokes. 6T5e
per dos; Hubbard squash. ,(- ser lb;
cranberries, 10.0011.0fr per bbl;
sprouts, ( ) per lb; asparagus, . 7 So
per doi ouncnes; rnuparo, ivio id;
green onions, zoo per aoz; oeii pep-
fers, ISo per- lb; head lettuce.
) dos; cucumbers.' hothouse, tScQ
1.00 dos: outdoor, $1.00 0100; radishes,
16o dos bunches: eggplant. -Wo per lb;
green corn, 16940c dos. . .
Orooerlea, Vats, Xta, ,-'
B17GAR Cube,
Portland tTnlon Stockyards, June ts.
umciai receipts:
t: . Hogs.
Today ,
Week ago........ 70 " "'
cr Liverpool Up. ;
Cattle.
200
80 1
28
$9
Sheen.
126
Z4
21
SUGAR Cube, 18.12H; powdered,
$5.87; berry, $5.774; dry granulated.
$5.77 Star, $6.7U; conf. A, I6.7TH;
Previous year. ...80
With the tightening of hog values In
the cast and middle west yesterday and
today, and the lack of arrival In the
Portland yards, the hog market ruled
steady today, with best stuff continuing
around $8.60 flat. . A week ago today
but 70 head of hoga came In, while none
arrived a year ago. Two years ago Just
80 head were reported in.
' ;.' Cattla Ban Xs XJberal. V -
For a Saturday today's run tof 100
head In the cattle market was consid
ered quite liberal by the trade. This,
com Dared with i head last Saturday. 2$
Jiead a year ago and 29 head two years I July ',
sgo tooay. At (4 tnere continues a gooaieepi.
call ror best steers today. , , ' I iec.
'
WJiea Belt Weather...'.' ; . a
Nebraska Cloudy, 72. - . )
Indiana Rain thla morning. ' .
. North Dakota Cloudy and
cool. ' , . ... '. :
V Iowa Cloudy. ';. :;, ': ', .' -y w
Missouri Cloudy and warm. .e
IIlfnois-Falr,-, ,'.
' Minnesota Probable showers.
Pacific northwest Changeable. a
...
Chicago Wba Talnes. .;
- 'June S9.. June 28. Loss.
...... , 9S4 .02 .
.....9V - 98H .02H '
.....99?4 . 1.01HA .02 .
1906
81
I1X
82
ehanaea In valuea as vet.
Fop flour tha local market shows a
, ;ateady tone; sales being greater , than I per ton; 60s, $11.60; table, dairy, 60s.
.. uui u- (ilia ponuu vi. J ' .
Loral oats market ia very dull, with
Offerings going begging because of the
' lack, of demand at present valuea. Buy
ers offering 60o to II a ton less.. 1 v .
Heavy Beoetpta of Iff". '
r" For a Saturday tha recelpta of local
eggs were very heavy today. : In all
' about 260 cases arrived on the atreet
during the past 24 hours. One small
-dealer aione reeeivea ss cases aunna
the 24 hours, and two dealers received
AaaJI IHaa asTli mmn
While no areat excitement Is visible I ' July liquidation cost the' wheat mar-
In the aheep market, the tone la consld- kl eeveral centa in Chicago today,
erably ateadler and valuea hold closer to I Pressure in July was most . severe and
th inn. . jrf.rn markoia are. aulte I closed With a loss of iKo while SeDtem-
nl.. inii tha vntat, damanit has taken I ber. and. December lost 24o from last
(Above prlcea are $0 daya net cash I care of the heavy arrivals, with but I night's price. Weather conditions favor
small onange in lam price, neceipia io-i u uui. urgryuui waa wun uiu
d In tha varria ware 12S . head, as I closed with a rain of H d.
against 246 head a year ago. - - I Official quotations by Overbade, Starr
A year ago tooay an maraeis wen i oc ouae company:
Roads Trying to Run Away
. From'. Washington
- "Commission.
STRONG WITNESS FOR r
JOINT RATE CAUSE
3. T. Bibb of Tacoma, Flouring 51111
Man, Speakg From- a Sad Expert
ence Newa Written to Suit the
Oregonlan.
13 oSI'
i ' I mm . . law "" ' r, . JT ,..
w
M
!!
WaLiaa iji w.as-TTf.
vellow, 46.07 beet granulated, $5.67 Hi
barrels, 10c; half barrels, 26o; boxes.
too advance on saca oasis.
quotations.)
HONEY f 8Jttt per crate.
COFFEE facaage brands.
IB.I. . .
SALT Coarse Half pound, 100s. $11
l 100S, $16.25; bales, J2.10; lm- Hogs Beat aaateVn Oregon, t. 60 1 r,, A il1
d Liverpool. 60s. $18.00i -100 $17: atockera and feedersl$.26; Chlna.fata, s"!?"1" I?; ol?
$16.00; extra fine, bbls, Is. and $$.00. , V 2 'i 2'
$4.6005.60; Liverpool lump rock. Cattle Beat eaaterh Oregon ateers, teo- 100H 100
holding their own at unchanged values.
nrriciai livestock ericas:
(is.tui ivui, io.io; paies, a.iu; im
ported
ZZ48,
16s.
$20.60 per ton; 60-lb rock. $11.00; 100s,
(Above nrlcea acolv to sales of less
than car' lota Car lota at special prices
eubject to fluctuatlona) - ,
RICE- Imperial Japan, No. 1, $c? No.
3. H5c; New Orleans,-bead, - 7o;
Alar Kr. Crania (ll, ...
BEANS SmaA white, $8.80: large! chXcAao. Kansaa City and Omaha1-0,
Ldmas. io; Mexican reas, iHO.
WHEAT.
Open, r High.
Low.
93'
9
99!
Close,
2B
89 V.
$4.00; - best cows and heifers, - 13.26;
bulls, 12.00. i .... - .... ,
Sheep Wethers, $4.25 4.50; lambs,
$5.50. , , - i :: ;. ,
J ; EASTERN URKET STEADY.
July
Sept. , ....
Deo, .....
Juir
Sept.. ....
; r- Show Good Tone.. ;.!
', Chicago, June 29. Official reoelpta:
.. " . i: m, i i -..v " Hon. nine, enen),
to; japanene ic irwuira, ""!ls (h, a Ann Ann 1000
NUTS Peanuta. Jumbo.. 9 Uo per lb;
Virginia, 7io per lb; roasted. lOo ter
Kansas City ......6.000
Omaha ............8,600
Hogs are strong at
loo
600
40 caaea each. This in Itself shows
I that the production of egga is Increas
Ing Instead of decreasing. Demand la
" beginning to fall off: and while some
. dealers did not receive more than two
'. or three cases are asking 25o In single
" mm lnta f nr. tha atrlntlv fraah candled
'.. atnir tha aenaral , market la . rulina I pine nuts. 14316a Der-lb: hickory nuta
i rnuni. tin Raatarn rrti are comlnallOo Der lbi Brazil nuta. 18o per lb: f 11-
j"." " 7' .rr ii . ... k.. k.. tk. iia;n. nogs are .strong at yier
Ing supplied with these- by the trad par lb; almonda. 1921,0. . . , ''?Di . V vea? aw war. 12 000 &
Thli l. oiitHn. ff that much local! w. a .,.t.. 1 9?'P! V?Rr were "i"""-
- r - - i amaa.v. a tmm ata f ivtiiwiia ... . s f.a K ivu' . ihmvv.
.' STRESH MEATS Front atreet Hoga, rough, $5.7066.86; light,
rancy. svH per in; large. a?7o peri Cattle steady,
lb; veal, extra, JSViC per lb: ordinary,
8o per -lb; poor. 7o per lb; mutton,
fancy, 89o per lb. ", r-
hams. bacon, etc. Portland pack
. V 'J . I:. IP),
62H 6$J4 : 62 68B
H 6t ., 68 ; 63
62$ 6H -c 61 !4 62
,OAT8.'
ity, , 42 V41H ' '41
87H i fTjJ 8T . 2714
consumption, and may tell on the price
when local and eastern Dotn come
. faster. It Is a 'notable fact that those
who are boosting the egg market
f seemed most In favor of a, produce ex
' change or trust, and they are quoting
i the outrageous figures In order to make
k the general trade disgusted with price
j conditions. Holders of eastern ergs are
i likewise boosting the price of, local
I stock becauae they purchased tha for-
? . - . ft J .. Ik. w. link
giiur at. tvu aiiu win uivq hai. .iwv.'
more money on their Investment If
thev succeed In Boosting the' price of
locals where consumption win stop.
Sheep Steady.-
$5.95 06.07,;
, &.oa.iD.
......
- , MESS PORK.
July ,VV... 1810 s 1611 : 160S
Sept. ....1635 1687 ' 1636'
" "; " V LARD. . -
July ;..., 880 ', 882 ' 87T 1
Sept. .... 905 906 902
Oct. ..... 907 907 903
- s SHORT RIBS. ; -
Mixed, July 860 , StO , 865
600
yesterday's
Sept.
Oct. ,
880
873
882
.872
880
873
: 1607 "'
1635
877B
902B
907 ;
867B
880
. 873 t,
PORTLANt) STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
flocal) hama 10 to 12 lbs. llUo ter lb:
14 to 16 lba. l(o per Jb;-18 lo 10. lbs,
16Vo: breakfast bacon.- 16 i 2a per
lb; picnics. Uc - er lb: cottage roll.
HHo per lb; regular short, clears, un-
amoked, llo per lb; smoked. , lie per id;
clear
per lb
Prices Advance nd Trade, Does Not
..v-v Heed Bear News. .
New .York, June 29. The atock
Exchange Will Be Closed During the
.. Coining Six Daya...'
' Bank of California reralned the" 25
lost in the bio? price on Friday. O. W.
P. 6s lost 60c. while Home Telephone
were orrerea down to 78, a losa or
K-tt".: "Ju"ur,'.u: market today gave every evidenca of a bonds wei
.""V..i'V.-J'i" broadenlna insulation , with a gradual I 2 nointa Associated OH -lost 81. In
,0V?Jf ,wnere conaurapuo.i l Vk,-.. Smoked 8 ner lb- smoked - 9o oer lb- enhancement of val&es. Bear news wae the Coeur d'Alene list Happv Day gained
Chicken market la. fn very good shape V'ft. g disregarded today while every item that e, others unchanged. . 7
again. with reoelpta very small. . Prao- e ihoullersf l2V4e cn b construed as bullish lias an im- On account of the dullness during the
tlcally no change in price as yet. ; - S0?.,".0, ?' J.b". 0nU ph" "Hc mediate efefct on the market London dor days, the local atock exchange, fol-
' LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. - 10o. 13o w8 only far with American vaiuea lowing tne lew orother wj'tern
dhaeaa Market XJkely to Prop,
w . 1 , - I , oajali iAni iweiuo leai. vo. ioi " 7" -
At thla time It looka vary much aa per lb; 6a, ISHoper lb; 50-lb tins, i2H mixed.
e. pi
a, ll
er
Oo
Starr A Cooke company:
DESCRIPTION.
if lower prices will soon t be named In I per lb; steam rendered. 10a,-11 io
" the local cneese marxet eoeipi "r'no; e. H3o per 10; compound, 10
) increasing ana aemanu vnyi per 10. . ' . -,
everyone - having eheese to eelL The FISH Rock cod,' to per lb; flounders,
, t market ia heavy but unchanged aa yet. to per lb; halibut, 6 Ho per lb; atrlped
Creamery .butter- continuea to accu- baas, 12o per lb; catfish. 10c per lbtal-
f fnulate In a arrfalltway, and some 6f the mon, fresh Columbia chlnook. 11 He Pr
f outside creameries placed part of their. u: blueback. lOo per , lb: Steel-
i product In ' local storage yesterday. I heads, lc per ! lb ; I' herrings. ; 6o per I Amaiv Cod Ca.
iiihnn.h It mnld Tint take verv I tk. ...I., a. ... iki . i iu I . Vi;!'- v-u '
f heavy arrivals .to cause
tha veal market, demand
75? .t Z"X.-..7l - '.iV.V Ki a. ,."' " PTE L TVA": Am. txco.. com.
it mat uib- u.u. '""''?, " t-K - i iuq per uoa; iiurnun. iuq per id; omlcki ..
In some msunoea a iractionai aavance i DM8, i8o per lb Columbia -river smelt, RmVii m
changes, will be closed all next week.
Sales: One thousand Washoue-al V.x-
Official New Tork prlcea by Overbeck, tension at 25c, 1,600 Morning at 4c, I,Vu
. - r - - i iifuPauiRB. v u una aua aaaia aaaaaa. a vu wa mm. i ' aa. a.T I r
plockade in lib; perch, 6o per lb: black cod, 7o per T c! & F Co n
at thla time la I lb; iomeL To ter lb: lobsters? Ho Bar rJJ?Sk0-lV '
la nhtalnerl over printed Values.
Practically no demand forjiogs that
. ! are not fancy. . 1 ;.-, :.t j. ;". ;t
I - s- . .Brlaf aTotea of tha Trade, i ,
i The car of cantaloupea received from
Brawley yesterday were In auch fine
shape that the trade fought for them,
'i and some orders were cut In two be
cause of. the ahortage. , Another car
' due from the same place Monday. 'The
r car which arrived from Cochella sev
? erat tlays ago was . In auch bad ahape
that the trade waa -not Inclined to buy,
i and hawkers are trying to dispose . of
i .ham thla tnnmlna'., - ...
i Berry market is ateady.f Logana,
So r Ik- .han In mr lh; rna ah.H Ki 1 "'"' "u.
?r"iS4 AMlSK
OYSTERS Shoalwatar bar. Tver wat. Am. WOOL, com.
Ion. $2.60; per 100-lb sack, $4.60: Olym-
Atchlson, com.
B. & O., com...
B. & 0.. pfd.. .
Br. Tap. transit.
Can. Pao., com.,.
Cent heather, o.
cent, uefttner, p.
C. A G. HV., com.
C. M. & St P....
C, & N., com...,.
C A O. .
C F. A L, com..
Col. So., com.. . .
yesterday's prlcea. Raspberries In. good QASOLINE 88 deg., cases, 24 He per f0'. ,Z1 P"
ahnna. , . . ' I a-al- 1mn hhla Itn n.r .ol . I COL So., 1st Pfd..
Peara are coming from California ,1n I BENZINE 63 deg., caaea,' 260 par gal: eL & Hudson.,
fine shape and are aeiung at $z.Z5 a box) i hhia
In a small f- TURPENTINE In cases. 9 6o per gal; I D. A R. O., pfd.
- . Egg plant Is now coming from Texas w0O(jen bbls. 83o ner gaL Erie,-com. ...
points ana is in una snape.: oemng ai WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7U perl Erie, 2d pfd..
pla, per gallon,' 82.26; per 116-lb sack,
$6.600 8.26; Eagle, canned, ' lOo can;
$7.00 dos. -..-.... . -
: CLAMS Hardshell, per box. i $2.40;
rasor clama $2.00 per box:10o per dos.
, 3faiats, Coal Oil, Bto.
ROPE Pura Manila, 15 He; standard,
lie: slsaL 11c, . -
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases,
i no per gai; water- wnite,- iron odis,
14o per gal; wooden, 17o per gal; head-
raspberries and atrawberrles aelllng at Ught. 170 deg.. eases. 21Ho per gat
42H
xivJ . nii.. .r. in M0.n,ts. So per lb; less lota, tkel
larger supplies, loaay s price at i.aa , WIRE NAILS Present basis at tt..i
mm iua.. i . i"
-j.-. Today's Front street prices;
Oraln, Flonr and JTead.
' ' GRAIN BAGS Calcutta. 9o, Urge
lots;; email jova, ivot
NEVADA, MIXING STOCKS.
WHEAT Club. 84if?85e; red Rusalan,
I2c; biueatem, 8ra8c: vaiiey, eiiQiiioo.
CORN Whole. $28,001 cracked, $29.00
FBARLET --New Feea) j$21.00 22.00
per ton: rolled. $23.00 34.00; brewing.
$2Z0U(il.UU.
rvr 81.55 ber cwt - "
' ' OATS New--Producers price No, 1
White. $28.00 per ton,' gray. $27.00.
t FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents.
t 84. BO; atraignis.
valley. $4,
..whole wheat,
. i 7S -
i . . .MILLSTUFFS Bran. tlT.00 per ton;
, : :i m'ddlings, $26.00; shorts, country, $20;
tiinit. knn nannimtiin . -
! iasiern uregon patents,
ratghts,. $4.25; export $4.00;
i.30$4.40; graham, is. $$.75;
at $4.00; rye. 60a, $V.0Q; hales,
lit Central ...
L. A N.. ....
Manhattan Ry.
Mex. Cen. Ry..
M. K. & T., com,.
M. Is., at i.. pia
Bid Prices Current on the San Fran- Distillers .... .
I fl. Vftrth.rn
Cisco jdxenange.
San Francisco, June 29. Official bid
prices; . .
OOLDFIELD DISTRICT. '
Sandstorm 43c, Red Top $3.10, Colum
bia Mt 43c, Jumbo 13.25, Jumbo-Ext
J 1.62 H, Vernal ' 15c,F Pennsylvania lo,
Ooldfleld M. Co. ' II. SB Kendall ' S.tn.
Booth 2 e.. Rlu. null Sdr. Ariama lOn iPpira. Rv.
Silver Pick 66c, May Queen 15c, Nev. P. O., L. & Q, Co.
Boy bc, a. H. Ext 7c, Blue Bell 18c, fressea a. v., c
Dixie 6c, a. Columbia 31c. Hlbernia 6c I do preferred
Strives l4n.Piiiinii.nn tin- niir nnv I Read In sr. com. '.
4c. -Lone Star 18e. a. Wonder 2. Pot. 1 do 2d preferred
lach 60oA, Oro 21c. Kendall Ext 21c. I Ldo 1st preferred
Fed.' Smelters ..
Missouri Pacific
National lead..
N. Y. Central
I vt v n a. w
N. & W., com . . .
do orererred .
I North Am,
IN. P. com,;....
Pac. M. S. Cai.
80H
128H
147
34H
81H
26
168
26 K
28
56
176
22H
65
izi
117H
108 H
57
92H
96
65
172
23
128
L147
34
81
26
168H)167
28
144
116
I
83) 84
I u
66 66
180 : 132
75
S1H
111
8
null ivuiim. iiiv, iimuuir. KagiAit Kr n. IvTnvna Atlanta 11a llt l. B.. CW.,
niVAStJ9KJ Great Bend SBc- Slfnerone 18c, Kmnire M; preferred .
ltfilffin'" tagnaB$3:06vnrm f- L. 8. V 3 pf
$. CS J8.609;00. W Bend Ex. 86cA, Or. Bend Anx. 5c. fe,B. & S. ft.
5 4 .5 Batter, Xg$rs anA Ponltrj'.i . . ;, r Bonanaa 6oA. KewanoS 68c. Esmeralda do preferred t ,
? BUTTER FAT t o. b. Portland . 1 12c. Portland 18o, Cracker Jack 15o,
t Sweet cream, It He; sour, 21 o. , Francis Mohawk 11.25, Red Hill 43o,
BUTTER City creamery, ; 25e; ' see I Lou Dillon 8o, Y TlRer 17cA, Grandma
' onds, 2io; outsiae rancy, zsc; aeo-i c a. jricx mxi. sca, r. Rose 8c,.col.
'onds, 21c; store, Oregon, i819e.' . IMt, Ext 6cA, Ooldf. Cons. 69o, .. -8
BOOS Extra fancy candled. 2 4c 26c; I a ; v COMSTOCK. '
unna nil lakn S3 in) Sx U A. . - . , 1 ; -
PHKESE -New Full .cream. Vflala. Ophir$ 1.75. Mexican 46c, Gould A
8. Pao. corn.)
do preferred
S. Railway, com.
do preferred ;.
Tenn. C A I..,..
Tex. ft Pacific .
T., S. L. A W.. c.
l. CHEESE New Full cream, ifliti, p,,".,' M ,M1 ""i, 5"4 ,t . P1
J 16o per lb; Young America, 16o per lb? fa1131,70 cx,n- Virginia 3c. Savage Union Pac, com,
; POULTRY -Mixed chickens. iSc; !e' &r'
Belcher I3c,
Nev, 85o,
Ml 1 '
C i, w. , .
ducks, 16 no in; geese, old, 8910c per
Vw: spring geese, 1213o per lb; tur
? keya.-ll14o lb for old; squabs. $2.60
f i n.r dos: nlgeona $1.25 per dos. Dreaaed
Confidence U. S. Rub,, com.
Confidence ll do preferred .
U. d. d. uo., com.
do preterrea ;
1 'J a rtana l vun In wci - a a . axll
lailUV MOUof a7iv a wohvai a, V1U, I sr. i ni.. '
r. ? i. -rwr"-. t-t ' r i t 9rtx , (.
a-vm. minwai' i iin ifi . .rtai Mat i whivii a. v
"Java ' v vk, ava . npi llig 4 V-r
Ton. Nev. $14.60A. Mont tn ia nu' 1 Wabash, com., .
Ton., Ext $1.75, MacNamara tlo, Ml w? ff
way $1.15. Ton. Belmont iS 4K . Tnn I cenV co,ra-
No, Star 2Sc, Ohio Ton. Se, West 'fend vlnfa rhem '
Cons. 8c, Rescue 10c. Ton. & Calif. 6o. I Ylrg1nlw:.. -"g"1- ,-,
I 1. f AI J. ... IU Vl.k.. '.!
' s - sops, wool ana mass. , ,
I 'HOPS 1906 crop prima to choice,
7c; medium to prime, ,6 7c; con-
tracts, 1907 crop, 10llc
i" WOOL 1907 clip Valley. 2021c
I eastern Oregon, 16 21c 4; - ,
MOHAlii KW 190 XHftf HC
SHEEPSKINS Sheaiang. 1620e
each: short wool, 25 40c; medium wool.
sVO' iOO earn; long wool, DCai.uv eacn.
76
61
112
130
123
85H 35
p k a a
106
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79 'io
141
114 )
33
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130
'75
61
111
Kg
British Columbia Amalgamated at , $o,
auv.iiappy. uay at oc,-- - -. :...,:;;:,,
BANK STOCKS. ,- '-: ,
...'.vf ,.-. Rfd.. Aak.
Bank of California . , . $320.00 $330.00
nanKers' Jbumoermen's 104.00
Merchants'. National,.., ,
I Oregon Tr.-& Btr.,.,4. ?
Portland Trust Co -
United States National. 100.00
LISTED SECURITIES.
Bonds ..... . .-,-ir
American Biscuit Co 6s. 98.7S
City ft Suburban 4s- ... ' t
Home Telephone 6s.,.., ' ' "
O. W. P. ft Ry. 6s...... 100.60
racino coast B. as. ..... r
Portland Ry. 6s........
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS;
'Associated Oil ......... ...12.00 - ."33.09
Home xeiepnone
Pacific TeL ft TeL. pfd . . ;
do common....,.,,.. 7.80
Puget Sound Tel..,,.... ,
MINING STOCKS.
Manhattan Crown point. .19
Potlcle Mining .184
Washougal Extension. . . ' .26 -
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Yaqulna Bay Tel..,,... 6.60 ,
Alaska Petroleum...... .16 -
British Columbia Amal. .03 '
Cascadia .20
juammuui.,.,,,',,,,,,
i Morning .,
Standard Consolidated..'
Tacoma Steel. , . . . . . .
112.00
,182.50
160.00
125.00
100.00
93.00
78.00
103.60
99.25
99.26
40.00
100.00
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AILFiENTS
Much of the delicate equipment of my of-
flea and hospital Is specially., constructed to
meet tha requirements of my distinctive
, methods ' of treatment which Involves the
sclentlflo application of every curable Influ
ence known to be helpful in treating the
class.- of diseases ,1 cure.1,:; '4v,, frtf 1 ;' ';
I have stopped at no expense that could
add to tha efnclency of my work or tha com.
fort of my patients. There Is no other equal-
Tbe Leading Specialist men's ailments in , the Paclflo Northwest'
DR. TAYLOR
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MY . FEE IS
ONIY
Si In Any Uncomplicated Case
$10
1 (Special Dbpetcb te The Jon rati.) ...
Olympla, Waih., June 29. The Joint
wheat rate hearing was continued be
fore tha railroad commission yesterday
with about the . same as the prevloua
Una of teatlmonyv The witnesses wera
W. G. Powell, a flouring mill man of
Aberdeen; A. J. Stone, an extensive far
mer of Rosalia; J. T. Blbtf, a flouring
mill man of Tacoma;' .J. E. Nessley, a
Whitman county newspaper correspond
ent, and Lewis Llndstrom. a grain buyer
of Fairfield.
Powell testified as to the tonnage on
Gray's harbor that would be affected by
a joint wheat rate.
Btone testified that the wneat mar
ket at Rosalia, on tha Northern Pacific
line, was uniformly better ; than at
Thornton Rnnaar an1 fit Jnhna nnlnta
a the line of tha O, V N. ia-Whitman -leaar taood-cieanaljig -remedies.
Bibb proved to be one of ths strongest
witnesses yet heard for the complain
ants. He said the wheat grown In a
certain portion of the O. R. ft N. terri
tory was almost Indispensable to the
flouring mills and the lack of a Joint
rate made It impossible for the Puget
sound mills to obtain thla wheat at as
favorable a rate as the Portland mills.
. Defense Wants lav rederal Court,
A line of evidence, waa brought out
while Mr. Bibb waa on . the atand
through , a series of " questions pro
pounded Dy commissioner LAwrence,
which will probably be relied on to off
set one of the strongest arguments pre
sented In the answers filed by the rail
road attorneys. Tha defense outlined
by the railroad attorneys indicates all
through that they propose to get Into
the federal court, on the theory that
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You Can Pay i
AhlUfiti '' C i i f i A I !
wviikii . ill rii ii
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It me. You can place Implicit confidence in what 1 ten you. i
pt your case you can rest assured that a oomplete and per- 1 1
wUl follow my treatment . ; : , --' j
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Consultation and advice free at office or by malt- If -you
fllcted consu
anfl If I accept
manent cure
Specific Blood Poison
I curs thin leprous disease coin-
rrv. I. tkAMin.tlltf
ia Jiiavcijr. mymivut im ..w. v " r'
1 ivmnvM. Tha laat ivmntom '.van-
lahes to appear no more, and all Is
accomplished by the use of barm-
Contracted Disorders
I have reduced the time required
for curing contracted disorders!
about one half. This is an Import
ant achievement- It replaces dan
ger - with safety, i It forestalls
chronlo complications. It removes
the infection and inflammation be
fore that vital center, the prostate
gland, can become involved. To
many men it means the difference
between perfect health and a life
time of ml aery and functional
weakness. My method Is mine
alone. My treatment ts original;
In soma features It resembles the
ordinary. In Its ehlef essentials it
Is different In results It la en
tirely different It Is safe, prompt
and thorough. -.. -',
practically all wheat ahlpped from east- a
.10 , .13
COEUR D'ALENE DISTRICT.
ft
35
99
Bullion . .... ... .. .. .06 H
Copper King...., ..... , .08
Happy Day. $5 ;
Snowshoa ,40 ',.,
6nowstormT . , , . , . , V t.95 ."'
07
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3.06
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JNew -ITotlc - Bank Statement.'
?? New 'Tork; Jutia 29. Bank statement:
;- -',. .,-, ;'.,,.. .!; - Decreaa.
Reserve , .1 . . 4 ;'- i. 8,1 17,325
Reserve, less U. S.. , ; 8,232.260
Loans . . j'.,V..i,..i . ; 7,498.000
species ,,.,,.....,.,.,,,.... . 7,498.000
Legals ., . . ... . ...... .., . , ,. '6 48,100
Deposits 14.960.800
Circulation ... .. 27,300
Increase,'
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Llrirrpool Cotton Market.'
Golden Anchor 20c, Jim Butler - $1.00,
Ton, Cash-Boy 70., Ton. Home 6c, Bost
Total sales for day. 234,800 shares.
Liverpool." June 29. Cotton futures
ciosea a to 1 points up: middlings
points Up. .N '-. ' r.f . ;
SPOKANE TO BANQUET.
: SECRETABYGAKFIELD
(BDedal Dtopatdi' to Tha joaraal.)
Snokane. . Wash June 29. Secretarv
or tne interior uanieia, wno is making
a tour 01 tne weai in tne interest or an
intimate acquaintance with cubllo land
! and reclamation affairs, will be in Spo.
1 kane July 6. He will be met by Gov
1 ernor Mead. Congressman Jones and
Senator Anxeny, as tne program la ar-
ranged, and all will ba banqueted by the
' Petty LarcenlBta Punished.
; (Special ' Dispatch to Tba JoarnaL)
; Astoria Or.. June 29. S. Hel ford ami
Nlcholaa Smith, were arraigned in cir
cuit court, yesterday charred with u
ceny froni a dwelling. With the con-
m ... : . - ' " " , .. . . ...... i" I belli ... v... v. " IVU V.1UU-
Ton.. llO, Monarch Pitta. Ex. lOn. Mnn I . . a . i ....a I ..... a thWllatHnt aTtnmai, ......
Mid. Ext 4c. Golden Crown 9cT" ' imteu oiaurs uovmunejn aonus. -."ttr to nfead mtVZ
New York Cotton Market.
Open. Hla-h.
TALLOW Prime, per lbi 4 4o: Na Jan, 1180 1190
S and grease, 22 Ho. ',; I Feb.
CHXTT1M uakk. 60 per it. ' i Marcn .,.ii ii
rrolts aad Tegetahles. - , tulyA HTi
Low;
1179
June.
June . t9. Government I ceny, Helford was fined $35, which he
V,,,,, ..T , a , M Ct f A . .a. - a. a . . -
piat una. ouiit-n waa aeuivnceci lO ov
day m me counir jaix.
1185
- 1195
: iiea
i a a v
fornla red.; 33.7604.00 ner sack: garlic. E0?" "JJi2 HI?
. . .- i .. it.,iiiu i lav
-
8n ner lb.
.APPLES $2.75 (S3.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges. - $3 4;!
bananas, 6o lb; lemons, $4.608.26 perl
29
1188
1193
1198
1201
1198
1163
1175
1167..117S
1169-1178
28
1183
use
1193
1191
1138
1153
1167
1165
1171
iiverpool jdraln Market.!
New York.
I bonds: .
Data. Bid. Asked.
Twos, registered 1906 104 106
do oounon ...i..l905 -'106
Threes, registered... 1918 102
ao couDon. ........ .i sis iui
Threes, small bonds. 191 8. -.101
Fours, reg., new... .1925 128
do- coupon 1925 ' 128
Fours, reg., old,, ...1907 100
i do coupon . ..iv, 1907 ; 100
Fours, Philippines ..1904 109
do coupon. ,-. .4 . .-''. 104
Twos. Panama, new i i . . 104
District of Columbia..... 114
106 I
108 I
106
106
Condemnation Suit tst,
Spokane, Wash June 19. Tha Port
land A Seattle Railroad has lost in Its
suit to condemn for' right of way pur.
poses 85 lota In Lid ger wood addition.
? box: . - limes. Mexican. -cSi.QO oar
-j 100; pineapples,; -43. 266. 00 dos; grape
t fruit . 38.25 "strawberries, Oregon.
gi.7 per crate; cnernes, ' DitpiZHo
I per lb; gooseberries, 6o per lbi an-
, Liverpool, June 29. Official prices:
WHEAT.
June. 29. June 28. Gain
July ...... 7s ld 7s d" d
Sept - ...... ..r.7 8 3S'Sd-!
JUapex: . crate; peaches, . L8&1.(0; Sept a...,v,jUA.4s lid ... 4s lid .
, Portland Bank . Statement. r, v
Oearlngs today . ....... 993.616.61
oo year ago ............ Jii,ii(.ii
Gain today . ..,,,..,,.$ 279,198.88
uaiance today 180.734 &
do.zaac ago.l.JVMMJUMMil ilUJi.td'aUUMt'
XM: -v ? xxrrt - kotkxb
will se thr her baby ts properly eared
for to do this a good purgative la nec
essary. Many babies suffer from worms
and their mothers don't know It if
your baby is feverish and doesn't sleep
at nights, tt is troubled with worm a
White's Cream Vermifuge will clean
out these worms in a mild,, pleasant
way. Once tried always used. Give It
a trial. Price S cents. Sold by all
em Waehington to Puget aound Is final
ly exported or sold Interstate, aa flour
product. .-.-( ' .. ; f
Mr, , Bibb testified. In 'resnonse ; to
questions propounded by Commissioner
iawrenoe, mat some ox tne wneat was
sold locally, some Interstate and some
foreign, but that there waa positively
no way of telling which wheat went for
eign in tnls way or what amount waa
consumea locally,. - . ...
Tha Commissions Kooks ahead.
Ha said that so far aa his own nur
chases went it was purchased for tha
local trade, and although much or it was
actually exported later aa flour, its sale
for export 'was entirely separate and
distinct from any such purpose when It
was purchased. . ' v
The railroad attorneys made strenu.
ous oDjections to this line of question
ing, and finally Judge Grosscup c ex
ulaimed: -v ... ''
"Mr. Commissioner, I object to that
queaiion as leading."
"The objection Is overruled." said Com
mlssloner Lawrence, and then . added
I beg nardon. luda-e. but that ouentlon
Was not leading, for I framed it very
carefully In order to avoid that very
thing." . , r
Then, for the first time, the attorneys
seemed to realise that the pnmmlaaloner
nad carefully prepared this line of ques
tioning, as an onset to tne interstate
trarno Points that Drotruded from all
parts of tne railroad case.
v,..vrf" ' Hews , as : She . Xa " Wrote. ;
The Portland Oregonlan's methods In
handling news stories were laid bare In
some interesting testimony that was
literally forced out of the mouth of
Witness Nessley. . Nessley represents
tne BpoKesman-iieview. out aurinu the
joint wheat rate hearing In Colfax' last
year na also sent accounts of the hear
Ing to tha Portland Oreaonlan. Tha'
Oregonlan accounts differed altogether
irom tne accounts sent to tne Bpokane
faper, and Attorney Snow, representing
he O. R. A N. demanded that Mr. Ness
ley explain this dlscreDancv. Mr. Neaa-
ley was finally forced to explain, much
against nis win, ana said he had fol
lowed instructions not to aend anything
to the Oregonlan that was favorable to
.the Washington commission case. Judge
anow ana otner attorneys joined in tha
general taugn. .
"I permitted this Questioning." an Id
Commissioner Lawrence, "to illustrate
what attorneys and newspaper corre
spondents win ao ror tneir clients."
"By way of contrast I suppose," In
terjocted Attorney Frank- H. Gravea
- Commissioner 'Lawrence - announced
that the hearing would continue with
out further adjournment till finally con-
ciunea. . ' r.. . .
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My snoesss la Permanently Cur
ing That Coaaltlon Commonly
Known aa 'Weakness" rally Dem
onstrates tha Absolute Correctness
of Xy Method of Treatment.
Surgery Is not only harsh, pain- j J
ful and dangerous, but Is entirely II
unnecessary lr. the treatment or i ;
stricture. I employ , a painless I j
method by which the oostructing i
tissue Is dissolved and all the I
membranes of the organs Involved f '
thoroughljr-oleansed and - restored I
to a healthy state. '
Varicocele
The perfection of my method of M
curing varicocele is no less than JJ
a marvelous achievement and ,f- I J
fords a striking example of the
wonderful poaalbllltles of mill I
and gentle forma of treatment !
Equally forcible, it demonstrates j ! i
the. folly of .resorting to surgery f!
in the treatnient of this disease, jj
I cure varicocele In one week. ,
without cutting or pain, and set- M
dom la tt necessary to detain the J
patient a single day from hia bust- J
nesa. A cure is a certainty In each. J
instance, normal circulation is re- JJ
stored, and the natural processes j
tabllahed throughout the organlo . !
ayatem. Why auf fer varicocele and I j
...a-... ..,. I,..1H anil manlV' " I
power? I offer you a radical cure,
and my treatment ia Independent !
of the harsh, painful and danger- I
ous features that characterise tha !
methods usually employed. ,-
The Dr. -Taylor- co. j
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us to cure for less money than many self-.
QUJi FEB 'stv'ed "pecialists ask for their serivces., Our
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' If you have a disease or weakness peculiar to men your condi
tion calls promptly for the best treatment the medical profession
' affords. We have long studied and thoroughly mastered infirm
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clean. While we ate naturally ambitious to cure as many men as
possible, yet we want to do so on a fair and square basis, with
mutual confidence between' physician and patient - Our object is
not so much to do the work that other doctors can do. but rather
to do that which they cannot do. What we solicit in particular is
obstinate cases; cases which have been made worse by all kinds of
Inferior treatment The knowledge, skill and experience of years
are at your service. . . .
By the latest and best methods we cure to remain cured, VARI
COSE OR KNOTTED VEINS, BLOOD POISON, NERVO
VITAL DEBILITY, BLADDER and KIDNEY Troubles, and all
associate diseases and weaknesses with their reflex complications.
We make no misleading statements, deceptive or unbusinesslike
propositions to the afflicted, neither do we promise to cure them in
a few days, nor offer cheap, worthless treatment in order to secure
their patronage.1 Honest doctors of recognized ability do not resort
to such methods. . ...
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coiurzjt sscoiro ays taxkjuj bt&eets, pobtxactd, oxs
Mix
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Kldns-T
tnd Claddsr Troubles
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sale bearafMIDYV
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