THE" OREGON DAILY j6URNjVLV PORTLAND, v.:; TUESDAY EVENING, Xi JULY ! 2, '180T. '
13
TODAY'S MARKETS
prices Hare Been Boosted So High in
E?srs That a Beaction Has Now Set in
; .WhaHTlie Journal Has Contended.
CREAK l!l THE
FRR MJRKFT
EGG BECEIPTS ARE
LOADING THE MARKET
Prfce Already Off One tot
i in a General WayEast
V'1 ; erir Holders Cry.
"The receipt of eggs th Inat
v few days has,, been unusually,
heavy and If the arrivals the .
a next few days are. liberal I look
i for deeljne, as the local mar
jNet ia aJl the demand we have,
la) N&sthem markets are loaded
Today" Front street markets:
. Egg market looks about to break.
' i Oregon' peaches and apples coming".
. v Dalles tomatoes coming faster.
. Hawaiian pineapplea In fine shape.
, Walls Walla onions are coming.
Old potatoes getting soft.
New potatoes not fully matured.
" ' Chicken market remains good.
, " Various prices In butter.
' ' Eggplant coming from California.
Berry market continues good.
t . -Meat market In very good shape.
Errs About to Break.
' Is tht egg market ready to breakt
' That Is the'uuestion that Front street
; men are agitating. n is rini
that the market la not so firm. The
" boosters are taking to ths woods and
i " have succeeded in unloading but a small
' portion of their eastern stock. All
"' along prices have been boosted In a
morning report and ths eastern egg
v handlers hateBeen joyful. While there
; wss an occasional sale today of eggs as
high as 26c for a single case,, those that
buy In Quantities could easily obtain
- them at 24c, so this really constitutes
'the market. This means that the
market has already lost le for a few
, day ago most of the sales were made
; around 35c, especially for small lota
- ' Ths advent of the eastern egg into this
. market caused the reaction In the tone.
Eastern handlers tried to get Ths Jour
5 nal not to print the expected arrivals.
but the news was printed along with all
' other news of ths market
, Should Oet All Sews. ...
Reliable dealsrs ' along Front street
contend that producer are entitled to
the real standing of ths market
. whether It Is up or down. The price
..'was boosted solely to benefit the nan
" dlers of eastern stock those receiving
, but small amount of local eggs putting
: - ths pries highest because they had pur
m chased large lots of cheap eggs from the
'ease In, the north the markets are
filled up with eastern stock and a large
Iocs house which tried to sell Us sur
t plus up there was turned down with the
explanation that they could sell us a
few eggs at lower prices than we were
. willing to quote. Receipts are Increas
"lng and this will have some effect upon
price-making in the near future.
B Mark.
- T " Several prices are ruling todsy In ths
creamery putter market. The larger
.city creameries are charging 27 He for
their best product while the others are
asking ths same price that has ruled for
some time 1 6c Best outside criamery
Is quoted at the latter figure with ths
, market not overstrong. As bss been
previously msntloned by The Journal,
the butter market is not even firm and
' there , was no occasion for ths last ad
;vance except perhaps that the eastern
markets have advanced Instead of low
ered. The latter course was ths ons
ths trad expected prices to take.
Chicken market Is very good with a
" . fine Fourth of July trade. Everything
except geese are wanted. i
Dressed meat" market In , excellent
shape, especially for. fancy veal and
' high price are resulting,
i Oregoa Peach Have Appeared.
The : first -Oregon peaches .to ' enter
this market the present season wsr re-
ported . in br Lrrer. Boiiam co.
Stocks were In fine condition and sold
at IL7S a. pox. Wsr from eastern Ore
gon, too. From the earn section a
number of shipment of striped Aa
' trachan and Transparent apples were
-renorted in this morning.
' Berry market continues In good shape
wun prices as previously quotea.
' Eggplant from Santa Ana, California,
. -the first of the present season from
California, was reported in this morn-
i Ing by Fags V Son. Sells at 80So a
.. do una.
,r Plums are lower with larger supply,
although the quality 1 Improved. Some
-selling down to i.k. some as nigh as
u.60. Averace sales around- ll.su.
Tomatoes from The Dalles were In
better supply this morning.
"String beans are a glut on the
' miyket, says . Charley Davenport, ' of
v , Davenport Bros, and other dealers say
the, same. V This 1 for wax. Green
, bean just beginning to arrive from The
jjaiies. letter sen at tyo.
v Walla Walla- Onion Coming,
l . A sample sack of new Walla Walla
globe -onion has been received In this
city ana a car rrom inai piace is aue to
V arrive her the latter part or the week.
Stock are rather green- and will likely
en under tne price or soutnern. can
, - f ornla 1 now offering- Globe Denver
; but none have thus far been received
. here. ,,- - ' , :
There are about six cars of old po
' tatoes In the market today,. The car of
eastern Oregon and the car or Colorado
V stock- was im good shape, bat those from
v Minnesota that came today were not In
the best of condition;, the season being
- too late for" shipment of Such long dis
, i tance. The latter will likely have to be
t sacrificed in order to move. .. -' i '-ii
r Today's Front street price:
a rata. Flour and rWL
" GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, c large
i lots;; smau lots, inc.
WHEAT Club, 84fflSet red Russian,
$lc; bluestem, 87 88c: valley, 84086c
CORN Whole, $28.00; cracked, 128.00
l :! -per ton. '' '
r B ABLET New Feed, $81.0002100
rer ton: ronea, zi.uo.uu; Drawing,
2 8.00 28.00.
RYE 81.58 per ewt
- OATS New Producerr price No, 1
white, $28.00 per ton; gray, $27.00.
j, FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents,
$1.80; straights, 14.28; export, 84.00;
valley, $4.Joe$4.40; graham, s. $8.76;
whole wheat $4.00; rye, 60s, $a.00; bales,
$2.7 s. . -
MILL8TUFFS Bran, $17.0d per ton;
. r middlings, $25.00; shorts, country, $20;
1( city, $18.00: chop, $16.00021.00.
HAT Producers' price Timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy. $16.00017.00;
ordinary, $12.00 14.00; eastern Oregon,
$18.00020.00; mixed, $10.00010.60;
clover, $8.6008.00; grain, $8.00 0 10.00;
- cheat. 88.6008.00.
. . Batter, Sggs sad Poultry.
BUTTER FAT f. o. b. Portland
Sweet cream.' 26c; sour, 24c.
BUTTER City creamery, 26 0 27?;
seconds, 28026Hc; outside fancy. 26c;
awconds, 22cr store, Oregon, 18018c.
' v EGGS Extra fancy candled, 24c; un-
CHEESE New Full
4 with eastern eggs, being able to
4 compete ln1hls market.
4. "Fancy veal - are In firm re-
4 quest and. the market would
$ stand more , fancy onea Poor
and heavies are not wanted. The
d same Is true as to bogs.
4 "Poultry market seems to be
e herd to regulate. A . feast and
4 then a famine. At present the
4 market could handle a great deal
w more .hens and springs. Ducks
are -very slow and I would sd-
vise Shippers to hold." Frank
Templeton 6f Templeton Bros.
12oi3o per lb: tur-
poultry. I01tt Per lb higher.
lb: anrinr aeese.
keys. 1 1014e lb for old: squabs, $2.60
per dot; pigeons, $!.:& par dot. ureaaea
PACKERS m '
EASTERN 1I0BS
Shipments From Nebraska
Increasirig1 Causes Lull
in. Local Market.
Portland Union Stockyards,
Official receipts:
Hogs,
July S.
Today (
week ago
Year ago
Previous year
Parkers are
plies of hogs
.278
. 61
. 47
Cattle
436
179
100
176
In large
Sheep.
1,000
482
468
614
sup-
.Km
1 CENTS RISE
' over: year ago
New Wheat Will Open Here
About Five Cents Under
- " Present Price.
Tops, Wool and Kids.
HOPS 1806 crop prima to choice.
7c; medium to prime, 607c; con-
lract..a crop, ivifiic -
"WOOL--1807 clip Valley. 30 0 21c
eastern Oregon, 16021c . ...
MOHAIR New 1887
SHEEPSKINS SheaiMra. 160200
eaoh; short wool. 26040c: mtur. wool,
DO 7 6c each; long wool, 7&C021.OO each.
TALuU w rrime, per id, oic, no,
end grease, 202 C.
CHIT TIM BARK 6o per lb.
Tnilt aad Tsgetablss.
POTATOES $8.0008.26; sweets, ( )
per lb; new -pots toes, 8V4 08HC per lb.
omonb JoDUinc price new Cali
fornia red. $2008.76 per sack; garlic.
8c per lb. ' . - v
FRESH FRUITS Orange. $804;
bananas, 6o lb; lemons,. $4-6006.26 per
box; - limes. Mexican, $4.00 per
100: pineapples, $8.2606.00 dos; grape
fruit, $8.26 strawberries, 'Oregon,
$1.76 per crate; cherries, S01f Vto
per lb: gooseberries, 6c per lb; ap
ricots, $1 2601.40; loganberries, $1,000
1.26 per crate; peaches, 8i.60Wi.vtt;
oantaloupes, fancy, $2.2604.26; rasp
berries, $1.6601.761 plums, $1.2601.60.
VEGETABLES Turnips, new. 0c j
$1.00sckj carrots, 76c0$l.OO per sack; j
beets, $1.76 per sack; parsnips, $1,000
l.zo: csDDage. 13.00: tomatoes, uaii-
fornia, $1.76; Oregon, $2.6002.00;
narsnins. fiocfflll; wax beans. 606c:
green, 809e per lb; cauliflower, $1,260
.do aosen: peas. vc: norseraaisn. so
lb; artichokes 66076c per dosen;
cranberrlea $10.0011.0t per bbl;
sprouts, ( ) per lb; asparagus, 5o
per dos bunches; rhubarb. 20$4o lb;
green onions, 26c per doc; - bell pep
pers,. 2608OO per lb; head lettuce,
Arw ' .uatimluM u1iA4hAnM SfttfA
1 Art ... mi aaai r.A. mJIUIia
16c doa bunches; eggplant, 3O03&C loi
green corn, 26 0 400 doa.
Orocerie, 2fut, 23to.
SUGAR Cube. 86.12U: vowdared,
16.87 H; berry, 86.77 H; dry granulated.
8&.77H! Star. 86.67H; conr. A. 86.77
bringing
from Nebraska point.
These eastern hogs are taking the mar
ket, and thsre Is buf little demand for
local stuff. Although best hog are
still quoted at $6.60, there is but little
business at that figure and a drop lu
values Is now more likely than. ever.
For the day 278 head were reported in
the yards. This compares with 61 bead
last Tuesday, 47 head a year ago and
none this date two years ago.
. lambs Sowm Again.
There was a sharp break in lamb to
day owing to heavier arrivala Beat aro
today quoted at $6, while wether ar
unchanged. Receipt for the Z4 hours
were 1,000 head, as against 462 head a
week ago, 469 head this Tuesday a
year ago and 614 bead for the same day
in 1906.
Cattla-Xron at Mix.
While the cattle market continue to
hold at $4.00 for best stuff, it takes
something real fancy to top the market
these days on account of the liberal
run. Receipts for the day at the yards
were 486 bead ss against 178 head a
week ago, 100 head a year ago and 176
head for this day two year ago.
' A year ago today all markets were
strong except cattle; latter was Just
steady.
Official livestock prices:
Hogs Best eastern Oregon, $6.60;
stockers and feeders, $6.0006.26; China
fat. $6.2606.60.
Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers,
$1.00; best cows and heifers, $8.26;
bulls, $2.00.
Sheep Wethers, $4.2604.60; lambs,
$6.00.
HOGS STEADY IN BAST
Receipts Fraction Smaller Than
This Date a Year Ago.
Chicago, July 2. Official receipts:
ue. ttneep.
14,000
Wheat to Opaia mgtu
According to milling man and
other (rain buyer the Paciflo
northwest wheat market will
open about 7o a bushel higher
than a year ago, or about 60 a
bushel . under ; the prevailing
price today. Thl would put the
f. 0. b. price at Portland at 80o
for club. 78o for' red. -82c for
bluestem ' and 8O0 for valley.
The trad expect these high
prices to nil at the start owing
to the small supplies ' of old
wheat
In some quarter the trad la
of the opinion that th coast
will ship both wheat and. flour
to the east As a rule th spring
wheat states buy la the winter
section, but with a short crop
there soma other locality will
be chosen.
MlHf LOiSEES
nOIITAIlATROOPS
Special: Review Is Held at
r Helena by Secretary of
the Interior.
.v:ii.
WILL SPEND FOURTH
: OF JULY AT MISSOULA
1 "'
Judge Hunt, Son of Secretary of the
Naty Who War With President
Garfield : When , Assassinated, M
One of the Host. T
July.
Sept,
Dec. .
Chios d Wheat Taluea.
.$ .96M $ .9414 $ .01
. .HA .98 .01
. 1.08 1.00 .01
.7914
Chicago, July 1 These ar the la teat
of
extra B. 86.27H: Kolden C, $6.17 H: I
vellow. $6.07U:eet granulated. 86.67 U
Darreia, joc; nan narreis, :oc; poxes.
6O0 advance on sack basis.
(Above price are 80 day net cash
quotations. 1
HONEY $8.80 per crate.
COFFEE Package brand. 816.88
16.68.
SALT Coarse Half pound, 100a 811
per ton; dob, 111. bo; tame, dairy, w
116.60; 100s, 81&.Z&; Dales, Z.lo; im
ported Liverpool. 60a 818.00: 100s. 81
224s, $16.00; extra fine. bbl. 2. 6- and
10s. $4.5006.60; Liverpool, lump rock
$20.60 per ton; 60-lb rock, $11.00; 100,
$10.60.
(Above prices apply to sale of less
than car lots. Car lot at special prices
subject to fluctuations.)
, RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1, 6c; No.
z, 5a05c; New Orleans, neaa, 7c
Ajax, 6c; Creole, Be.
HKAT4H smau wmte.
88.80: large
whit. $8.26; pink. 28.26: bayou. $8.80
umaa, kc; Mexican reas. tc
NUTS Peanuts, Jumbo, 9 Vie .per lb
Virginia. .7 no per id; roastea, ivo
lb; Japanese, 606ttc; roasted, 77
per lb: walnuts. California. 16o per
pine nut. 14016a per lb; hickory nuta.
100 per lbt Brazil nuts, 18c per lb: Til
per
7h
berts, 16o per lb; fancy pecans, 1802Oo
per 10; aimonos, hwziho,
v Ueatr TUh and Frorlsloas.
FRESH MEATS Front treet Hog,
fancy. 808Vio per lb: large. 607o ner
id; voai, extra, ec per id: oramary,
80 per id; poor. egf'C per ID; mutton,
fancy. 89o per lb.
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
( local nams, 4 10 11 jds, iio per id;
14 to 16 lbs, 16c per lb: I8M0 20 lbs,
lib.. KaaV mnnw. IKUAAOOm
id: picnics, izo per id; cottage roil.
lio per id; regular snort clears, un
clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 18c
per id: union putts, 10 to is ids un
smoked. 80 per lb: smoked. 9o Der lb
clear bellies, -tmsnwhed. 11 u a per lb
smoked. 12 He per lb: shoulders. 12440
per 10; picKiea tongues, eve eacn.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10c 13c
per lb; 6s, IS "4c per lb; 60-lb tins, 12 H
cream.
eiift
. 16c per lb; Toung America, 16o per lb
- POULTRT Mixed chickens, 12 c-
bww, .tiw.u Aw, rvusters. oiu.
10M.C lb; fryers. 14016c lb; broilers,
018c; old ducks, 10c lb; spring
ducks. 16016c lb; geese, old, 8010c per
per lb; steam rendered. 10s, llc p
10s, 11
lb: Es. 11T4C per lb: compound.
Der lb.' - - .
FISH Rock cod. 7c per lb: flounders,
to per lb; halibut, Hc per lb; striped
bass, 12o per lb; catfish, 10c per lb; ljlI
mon, fresh Columbia chlnook. 11 Ho per
lb; blueback. 10c per lb; Steel-
heads, 10c per lb; herrings, 6c per
lb: aolaa. te per lb: shrimps. 10c ner
lb; perch, 60 per. lb: black cod, 7c per
ID
tomwid. 7e per lb: lobsters. 16c per
lb; fresh mackerel, so per id; crawfish.
20c per dos; sturgeon, 1
0c per lb: black
bass. 20o per lb: Columbia river smelt
60 per lb; shad, 2c per lb; roe shad, 6c
per id; snaa roe, 100 per. id, oibck coa.
7 c per lb. - - '!"
OTSTERS Shoal water bay, per gal
Ion, 82.60; per 100-lb sack, 84.60: Olym
pla, per gallon. $2.25; per 116-lb aack.
15.60W6.Z6; . Kagie, canneo, 10c can
$7.00 dos. .- v-v -' au;
CLAMS Hardshell, "per box. $2.40
razor clams. $2.00 per box: 10c per dos.
Paint. Coal Oil, Eta,
ROPE Pure Manila. 15 c: atandard.
1314c: sisal, lie
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases,
It hie per sal: water whit. Iron bbl.
14c per gal: wooden. 17a per ral: head
light. 170 deg., cases. II Ho per gal.
OASOLINK 86 deg., eases, 24 Ha Pf
gai; iron ddis, ihc per gal.
BENZINE 61 dea cases. 2 60 per ral:
iron dois, vac per gat .
x unr&jxiiNXi in esses, voc per gai
wooden bbls, 98c per caL
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 70 per
lb: 600-lb lots. So per lb: less lot. IM.0
per 10. - '
W ires NAILS Present basis at $3.16.
SIXTY MILLION WHEAT
.; : CROP VERY LIKELY
4 'Ths Indications are that the 4
Pacific northwest will yield 60,- 4
000,000 bushel of wheat as The 4
Journal stated. The indications
4 , ar better this year than In 4901,
the banner year, when. th grain 4
f ' yield wa 60,000,000 bushels. ' e
Thia of courae included all 4
4 graiif crop, corn, oat and flax,
e but' we will likely produce , that
much, of wheat alon thi ea.- 4
on. Fraak J. editor JfortaVj e
. west raclflo Jsrmer.v ' ' : ;
ay-w w' V es 4b i
United
States Government Bonds,
July 2. Government
New York,
bonds:
Date.
Twos, registered.,.. 1806
do coupon .1806
Threes, registered. . .1918
do coupon 1918
Threes, small bonds, 1918
Fours, reg.. new.... 1925
do coupon 1925
Fours, reg., old.. ...1907
do coupon .... jr ,1907
Fours, Philippine. . ,ra4
ao coupon
Twos,. Panama, ne
District of Columbli
Bid. Asked.
104 H 106
'104H-
106
102 H
102 Z
Portland B
Claring today
: m year ago
101
102 H
101
128 T4- 129
122 129
100 101
100 101
109 ...
w. . . . iniLL
4- ... 1142
auk
106H
106
Statement.
..$1,898,816.12
. . 1,048,491.68
f Gain todaf (i . . , , , $ -.
Balance today , V. , i
Co. rear aco .......,..
343,824.64
168,126.29
7S.S1S.8I
Hogs. Cat
Chicago 18.000 3.600
Kansas City ...14.000 8.000 6,000
Omaha 18,000 2.000 4.000
Hogs ar strong, with 1,600 left over.
Receipts a year ago were 20,000.
Mixed, $5.9006.22; heavy, $6,060
6.17; rough. $6.7606.96; light, $5,950
6.25.
Cattle Steady.
Sheep Steady.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Values Slide Off Union Pacific
" Loses Two and a Half Points.
There was a sharp reaction today In
New York stock values, 8t Paul losing
1 points, Orest Northern and Union
Pacific 2 points each and like losses
through the rest of the list. The low
condition of bank reserves and the ar
rival of Harvest making a heavy de
mand for money, has a depressing ef
fect upon speculation. London was weak
for Americans and especially ao for the
coppers. This, too, despite an advance
of Ho in the metal price.
Official New York prices by Overbeck,
marr .at uooye company:
DESCRIPTION.
Amal. Copper . .
44
81
68
122
118
107
68
ia"
'97
'66
174
22
Am. C. ft F.. o
do preferred .
Am. Cotton Oil, 1
Amt Loco., c. . .
Am. Sugar, 0. . .
Am. Smelter, c.
do preferred .
Anaconda M. Co
Am. Woolen, c. .
Atchison, o
do preferred .
Bait ft Ohio. c.
do preferred .
Brooklyn R. T.
Can. Pacific, c. .
Cen. Leather, 0.
do preferred .
C. & G. W.. c...
C. M. ft St P. . ,
C. ft N. W.. c ...
Ches. ft Ohio...,
Colo. F. ft I., c. ,
Colo. Southern, 1
do -2d pfd
Dela. ft Hudson. .
P R. G., c...
ao prererrea .
Erie, c. ....... .
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd . . . ,
Illinois Central..
Louis, ft Nash.. .
Manhattan Ry..,
Mex. Central Ry.
M., K. ft T., c...
M. K. & T., p...
Great Northern..
Ore Lands ......
Mo. Pacific . .'". . .
National Lead..
N. Y. Central...
N. Y. O. ft W....
N. ft' W., com . . .
ao preferred . .
N. American . .
N. P. com
Pac. M. S. Co...
Penn. Ry. ......
P. G. L. ft C. Co.
Pr. Steel Car, c.
Reading, com.-..
do Zd pfd
do 1st pfd. . . .
Rep. I, & S c. .
do preferred . .
Rock Isl., com . .
do preferred. .
St. L. ft 8. F. 2p 26
ao ist pra.
St L. ft S. W.. c.
do preferred . .
So. Pac, com
do preferred. .
So. Ry.. com. . . '.
do preferred..
Tenn. Coal ft Ir..
Texas ft Pan. . . .
St. L. ft W.. c
do preferred . .
Un. Pac., com.
do preferred
V. 8. Rpb., com..
do prererrea
U. S. Steel Co., c.
do preferred.
Wabash, com. .
do prererrea .
W. U. Tet.....
Wis. Cen., com.
do preferred.
Va. Chemical . .
Call money closed 4
81
68
122
118
106
68
81
'96
66
173
22
ii
129
147
85
32
36
47
167
J7.H
U 23
116 116 115
20
84
132
69
75
61
112
37
7
180
26
123
91
36
1106
28
83
22
4
182
69
76
62
113
37
.76
120
26
123
91
36
107
1 21 21
79
111
20
21 31
49
140
39
100
87
99
13
26
80
17
49
140
39
100
37
100
13
25
80
17
130
67
76
61
111
87
75
128
zo
122
91
85
105
21
47
86
86
3
8
31
68
122
118
106
68
68
81
98
97
86
66
173
22
92
11
129
147
86
82
24
46
168
26
71
24
reports firom crop centers:
Groton, South Dakota Reports
damage to wheat by green bugs.
Whlteman, Kansas Rains have
caused considerable wheat to fall down,
llkewlsedelaylnf harvest No thresh
ing yst, but the estimated yield is six
to eight bushels.
Paris, Franca Prospect for th new
crop of wheat ar very gloomy and ar
causing anxiety.
Wellington, Kansas Disappointing
turn from harvest -
Wheat Xlgfear Brsrywaar.
From every section th damage re
ports came and caused a sharp advanc
In wheat value. . The market closed
lo to lo higher than Monday, while
Liverpool held a gain of d to Id.
Bulls In wheat claim that th north
western or spring crop 1 doing nothing
to make up for It late start and tbey
continue to buy on all soft spots. They
point out the great" shortage In the
winter wheat crop, as well as the unfavorable-
outlook for th crops abroad.
The bears say that while the crops are
not what they would like to sea, they
draw attention to th big stocks held
at Chicago, as well as to the liberal
holdings of winter and spring wheat by
farmers. Wheat Is now on fighting
ground
Official Chicago prices by Overbeck.
Btarr and cooke co.:
WHEAT,
Open. High.
. 94 95
. 97. 99
. 100 102
CORN.
. 63 64
. 64 54
. 62 63
oats:
. 41 41
. 88 38
. 88 39
MESS PORK.
.1622 1630 1622
.1647 1652 1640
LARD.
. 880 890 880
. 906 910 906
July
Sept
Dec.
July
Sept
Dec
July
Sept
Dec.
July
Sept.
100
Low. Close.
94 96
97 99 A
192
63 68
64 64B
62 58 A
41 41
88 86
39 89 A
1671
1660
July
Sept
Oct.
887
!10
912
SHORT RIBS. s
Sept ..... 883 885 880 $88
Oct 875 877 ,, .878 887
Jan. 806 810 802 , $07
COTTON MARKET IS
BOUNCING HIGHER
JBSaSBSSBBJSWel
Prices on Futures In New York Go
Fiftj-Two Points Up for
September Option.
(Special Dbpatch to Th Jesrsal.)
Helena, Mont, July I. Accompanied
by Senators Carter and Dixon of Mon
tana. Qlfford Plnchot Chief Newell of
th reclamation bureau, and other of
ficials. Secretary of th Interior James
R. Garfield arrived la Helena thl morn
ing, arier naving completed an inspec
tion of th Huntley and Buford Irriga
tion projects in eastern Montana. He
win do tenaerea a public reception at
the Auditorium this evening.
Secretary Garfield spent th day In
reviewing the troops, sll those sta
tioned In Montana being her for a
inree-aay r ourtn or July Mid Lewi and
uiarx ceieDration, ana In visiting point
of interest. He will -mak an address
tonight and go to Missoula for th
r-ourtn. ajter wnich he will Inspect St.
Mary's and other Drolecta-
Among the member of th recaption
committee was Judge Hunt whose
father wa aecretary of the navy under
r-resiaent usnieia, ana wno was with
.pun wnen ne wa assassinated.
JAPANESE CRY FOR
JUSTICE IN AMERICA
(Jearaal Special Berrie.)
Toklo. JuW 8. Th Nlchl Nlchl in a
long article aay It regrets th neoesslty
of being compelled to writ again In
defense af th right of th Japanese
in emu r rancisco. i ne paper ays:
"Development in th antl-Japane
sentiment show slrns of nros-reasiva
systematic movements aiming at dep
rivation of the sources of livelihood Of
un Japanese. -
'"No legal steps hav bean taken by
th United States to nravent Jimnua
from engaging in the employment
San
agency bualneaa and the action of th
san iTanoisco authorities Is unbearable.
Neither Washington nor Japan can re
main Inactive In view of the latest ac
tion of the San Francisco atithnrltlaa
against th Japanese. Th time ha
com When the traditlAnil frWahin
V... . .1 . . . -
wivvTOis uuiu iisliuub inuai oe aemon
ssrated In some concrete form."
Th paper is owned by Kato, a bril
liant diplomat and trusted lieutenant
of Marquis Ito.
THREE LIVES LOST IN
PENNSYLVANIA WRECK
(Joc rail Spadat ftemee.)
WIlllamsDOrt. Pa. Jul 1 I. V Me.
Fvllla of Wllliamanort ami Rinnu
Messenger Byre of Harrisburg were In
stantly killed and three fatally hurt
when th Buffalo flyer on the Penn
sylvania road this afternoon hit an
open switch in the railroad Tarda and
crashed Into a freight train.
, F. P. Hunter, a baggagemaster, died
from his Injuries.
Piles Petition in Bankruptcy.
A petition In bankruptcy wss filed In
the united States district court this
morning by the Shafer-Whlttler com
pany and Harry C. Whlttler, In which
in uaDiiities were piaoea at $5,677.32
ana ine assets at iB.08ft.sj.
J. W. Ganong. vice-president and ran
ral manager of th Portland Flouring
nun company na iusi returnee, rrom
an extenaea trip to ine orient
HI
Conquest.
haltering.
eye grew
warn
dim
and
with
RELATIVE COTTON VALUES.
July 2. July 1
July .,1246. . 1218
September- izi
December ....,1227
January 1237
1176
1187
Gain.
4
. 62
61
60
79
110
20
80
'-49
139
"88
&9
86
8,
26 i
79
17
Total sales for day, 470,300 shares.
drain Market.
; ?; Mrerpool
Liverpool, July 2. Official' prices:
WHEAT.
- Close. -7s
2d
7s 4d
CORN, ,
Sept, . 4slld . 411 ,d ; 4s 11 a
Open. "'
July... 7s ld
Sept., 7s $d
Julyl. Gain.
I ld id
7s 8d d
Liverpool "- July 2.Cotton futures
closed . 1 H to I DOlnU aichsr- x r -
Th New York cotton market ad'
vanced very sharply today on the re
port ot tne government giving in con
altion as 12 tier ceni. xaim inuicaws
cron of 9.868.000 bales.
Theodore Price, the Nw iorK opera
tor, says of this: . am more con
fident than ever in my prediction of
15c cotton.
There were many reports of dam
acre in Texas bv dry weather.
urnciai iwew ior cotton prices ay
Overbeck, Btarr uooiie uo.
Jan. .
Feb. .
March
July .
Aug. ,
Sept.
Oct .
Nov. .
Dec. .
Open. High. Low.
..1186 1248 1180
..1194 1227 1192
..1196 1255 1188
..1193 1257 1193
..1199 1260 1187
..1165 1226 1166
..1175 1235-1169
..1173 1229 . 1171
..1176 1287 1169
July-
2 1
1237 1187
1241 1191
1247 1197
1246 1212
1240 1197
1214 1162
1227 1176
1222 1172
1227 1176
PROPOSED AUTO ROAD ,
MEETS WITH APPROVAL
Potter-Chapln Company Signifies Its
Willingness to Subscribe Liber
T'" ally to the Project. - ;
That the proposal to build an automo
bile road from Portland to Tillamook
bay will meet with generous response
from the public is evidenced by th
liberal subscription Offered In th fol
lowing communication from th Potter-
cnipm company oy its president, x. a,
potter:
"The Article In last evening's Journal
In which you state that the chamber of
commerce of this city has taken up the
matter or Duiiaina an automoDiis roaa
between Portland and Tillamook bay ws's
read by us wttn great interest.-
We believe that such a' road would
be appreciated by thousands of people
in thl city, as well a resident of the
rapidly growing; district around Tllla-
mcxjK my. ma iwi wcio a iuukuduud
list started In this city by a commercial
body lias the e namper or commerce tin
which the people hav confidence) there
would be no difficulty in. raising a fund
to build th road. - v- J I"
In order to start the ball a-rolling
we are willing in case such a fund la
started to subscribe $600 to sam. pro
vided th us of th road - whan com
pleted be restricted to th us of 1 auto-
mobile and other nlaaur Tehloles,"-,
lov was
sweet.
Yet her soft
tear:
She felt the rain of sorrow beat
Upon a lonely waste of years.
How can I bear the days." she said.
"When am old and he I dead!"
But lo! a sharp turn In th wav
A freshening breese, a clearing sky
Tomorrow is as yesterday.
wnen nearxs ar young ana Dope ar
nign. -
Through way unshadowed by th dread
iney waia togetner, comronea.
Ada Foster Murray.
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Remittance of Money to
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obxxost mm sxexajraa.
Tlokt Offlo for tbs Staantsrs from and
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PORTLAND
To B United at One by Close and Frmannt Com rp ere 11 Relations.
VOMTSJkXD k OO OS BAT
Announces th Initial Trip of th Newly Equipped and Commodious
Company
BREAKWATER
9QWtXMD TO OOOS BAT
MONDAY, JULY 8,1907
Leaving Oak Street Dock at 1:00 p. m. and Regularly Eaoh Monday
Evening Thereafter.
The BREAKWATER la just off th drydook after a thorough over
hauling, and he'f fittings and equipment ar new and first class through
out, with capacity for 60. first-class and 20. second-class passengers. , ,
FAJUB SeVween rorOaad asvd Ooo Bay Polat (Bmplv. Worth Brad and
ISahald)t $1040 first elassi $74 ssooad olasa, innludlng berth and meals.
Purchas ticket and mak reservation at City Ticket Office, Third and
Washington 8ts.; C W. Stinger. City Ticket Agent, or Oak Street Dock,
Fuller A Co.. Dock Agents.
a 9. sTTT.fcTi, Ttonstamt and Oaneral wwra.
CASCADE LOCKS, JULY TH
STEAMER TELEPHONE l
Will leave Alder Street Dock at 9 a. iru, Thursday, July 4
, for Cascade Locks, arrfving back about 5 p. m. '
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
l
The "TELKPHONE" is LARGE, COMFORTABLE and
FAST and is too well known to need any further advertising,
4t
h of Jiilv Excursion Mates
The O. R. & N.
:V , WILL SELL
Roun d Trip Tickets
Between All Points on Its Lines Within a Distance of 200 Miles
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 3d and 4th, 1907
AT RATE OF A , - ". "
:'.:v 'F? A RE AN d;vTH I RiiS!
Tickets must be used for going trip on day of sale. Final return limit July 6. Stop over,
privilege not included. Minimum rate 50 cents. Children 5 years of age and under 12 half fare.
THAT TRIP EAST Next Sale Dates July 3, 4 and 5
Portland to Chicago and Rtturn J71.S0 TlckeU Good for Nfnety Days'
ismi jamesto wn: pair
Get fullkparticulars at the. City Ticket office of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation .Company
C, W. STINGER, City Ticket Agent, Third and Washington Sta Portland, Or., ; ' -J .
; ' . . WM, McMURRAY, GeneralPassenger J Agent '
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