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THE .OREGON) DAILY t JOURNALS PORTLAND; t -; SATURDAYS EVENING. ; JULYa 6& 1907.
TODAY'S
MAR KEFS
'Receipts Are Showing Good Increase.
Eggs Are Now Selling Lower, Because,
the Trade Will Not Pay High Prices-
'f FEilG EEGS
1 V
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AT LOW PRICE
Dealers Anxious to Sejl a
Twenty-Four Cents-Some
Quoting Lower Range.
Today' market feature:
loganberries are steadier.
Eggs are offered lower.
Oregon potatoes better than others.
Bananas come in good shape.
Oregon tomatoes are down.
Peaches are selling lower.
Many views in cheese market.
Creamtfry butter holds well.
Early close for fish men.
Another car "cants'" arrives.
Poultry continues good tone.
Chlttim bark comci In slowly.
Hop market-exceedingly quiet.
Sots Are Offered lawn.
' V.rrm arm hnlna- nffrA1 In rminft Infa
along Front street as low as 23c a dosen
despite the very firm tone quoted by
. a local report. The market Is gathering
weakness every day and there l not u
single legitimate dealer along ; Front
street that would not be very willing
to sell strictly fresh Oregon eggs at
240 a dozen even in single case lots.
This much has been verified by a per
sonal examination of the books of the
leading dealers by The Journal. East
ern eggs have been In the market for
some time, and although the arrivals
are now increasing, former receipts hurt
values instead of boosting them as per
a local report. The arrivals or local
eggs are increasing dally, while with
warmer weather the trade does not buy
so heavily as the quality deteriorates
sooner tnan in cooler weather, wniie
the eastern eggs thus far have bean
of good duality, they are not as rood
as the locals, especially when the Jatter
are canoiea properly.
Chicken market remains very firm
along the street with receipts very light.
Creamery butter is firm with prices
maintained. Cheese easy to steady wth
no change in values.
Loganberries Are Steadier.
With a better canning demand ruling
there is a much Improved tone in the
Xrult market for loganberries today, as
sales of select stock are being made as
high as 1. 26 a crate for 24s. Borne
cheaper quality is selling down to 75c
and $1 a crate.
Several cars of bananas came in yes.
terday from Central America. Very fins
shape.
Another car of cantaloupes reported
In this morning from Brawley. This
Is tho only section now shipping "cants"
regularly to this city, the trade finding
the quality from other districts not bo
good. Price therefore holds well.
Oregon tomatoes are about 25c a box
loner with the more liberal supplies
from The Dalles. .
Peaches are about 10c a box lower
today. Very liberal supplies from Cali
fornia. Decline helped by receipts of
good quality from eastern Oregon.
Oregon Potatoes Taking Trad.
Although the season Is still very
young for Oregon potatoes, home stocks
are fast capturing the trade. Quality
is much Improved over the arrivals of
a week, ago and siren are much better
than those from California. In boxes
the buyers are paying 2c and 2 c a
pound, while the jobbing price is He
higher than this.
Hothou cuoumbeSfc f rom local poln
continue to drug the market and saleo
of fancy lots are made as low as 40c- a
dosen. California stock in boxes far
too plentiful.
Brief Votes of th Trad.
The following notice has been issued
bv local wholesale fish dealers: "Dur
ing the months of July and August tho
undersigned wholesale nan oeaiers win
close at 1 p. m. on Saturdays. All
orders for delivery on said days must
be In by 12 o clock, cniopecu 'isn com
pany. Malar key & Co., Portland Fish
company."
Chlttim bark peel continues small and
receipts of new bark thus far this sea
son have been very light. Trade pay
Ing 6c.
with only an occasional sale of a
mall lot of hops at low figures tho
market is duller than ever.
Dressed veal continues to snw a
stronr tons with arrivals very light.
Cherry market shows a very wide
range In values. Blngs are steady, like
wise Lamberts, but other varieties are
slow.
Today's market values:
drain. Flour and Teed,
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, so. large
lots;; small lots, 10c
WHEAT (jjub. 4 tr sec; rea Kussian.
WANT MORE CHICKS
SAYS TOM FARRELL
-V. ' . r ,
"I fall to Bote any change In
the egg market, plenty of both
4 local and eastern are to be had,
dV and values are the same as last
4 week. 4
4 "Butter is quite Arm and sell-
4 Ing at advanced prices. It may 4
4 be that values will not hold out
4 I am inclined to think that they 4
4 "will. 4
4 "Poultry has been very firm 4
4 the past week, and stocks very 4
4 light. This in spite of the fact 4
4 thst everyone has been calling 4
4 loudly for Increased shipments 4
4 for some time. If shippers 4
4 would heed these calls there 4
4 would not be the congestion 4
4 that takes place from (time to 4
4 time when demand la poor. It 4
4 Is likely that for some days sup- 4
4 piles will be short. 4
4 "Fancy fat veal of small to 4
4 medium size are still In very 4
4 good, demand, and the trade Is 4
4 not getting all It. has demand 4
4 for. Small and medium bogs 4
4 sell fairly well, but large and 4
4 rough ones are poor sellers." 4
4 Tom Far re 11 of Everdlng A Far- 4
4 rell. 4
4 4
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SPECIAL TODAY
Copper Stock Leads the List
With Gain of Three and
a Quarter Toints.
NET GAINS.
sprouts, ( ) per ' lb; asparagus, 66c
per dosen bunches; rhubarb, Sc lb;
green onions, 26o per dor; teu pep
pers, 2&q;30c per lb; head lettuce.
( ) dos; cucumbers, hothouse, 40 U
60c dos; outdoor, S1.001.50; radishes.
160 dos bunches: eggplant, sg3ic id:
green corn, 66c dos.
Groceries, ITuta, Ste.
SUGAR Cube, tt.lt U; powdered,
, 15.77 H; dry granulated.
Amalgamated
Cotton Oil
Locomotive . .
Sugar
Smelter . . . . . .
Woolen
Atchison ....
B. A O
N. T Cent....
Reading
Rock Is
U. P.
Brooklyn . ....
Canadian .....
Cen. Leather...
St Paul
C. & O.,
Colo. Fuel ....
Brie
U ft N
8. Pacific......
8. Rail
U. 8. Steel
do pro. .....
1H
1
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' Amalgamated Copper was very active
and strong In New York today. At the
closing it still led the list, the bid show
ing a net gain of 3 "4 points for the day.
The entire list was strong. Woolen
was a feature of note, the common be
ing quite active and closed 2 points
mgner tnan Friday.
Official New York prices by Over
beck, Starr' & Cooke company:
I V I Z I r I hmt
DESCRIPTION.
16.17 ft; berry,
h 'ii ix. Ntais k rv mi at mn r a in it sv
extra B, S6S7H; golden C. $5.17 L
yellow. $6.074; beet granulated, $5.67 H;
barrels, 10c; half barrels, Z6c; boxes,
(0c advance on sack basis.
(Above prices are SO days net cash
quotations.)
HONEY $3.66 per crate.
COFFEE Package brands, $15. ISO
16.63.
SALT Coarse Half pound, loos, in
per ton: 60s. $11.60. table, dairy. 60s.
$16.60; 100s, $16.26: bales. $2.10; Im
ported Liverpool, DOS, fjs.vv; iuvs. i:
24a, $16.00; extra fine, bbls, 2s. 6m and
0s 14.60 06.60: Liverpool lump rock.
20.60 per ton; 60-lb rock. $11.00; 100s,
10.60.
I Above nrlces scntr to sales of less
than car lots. Car lots at special prices
ubject to fluctuations.)
1 JIM
c: New Orleans, neaa.
RICE Imperii
646c
cr
an. No. L c; No.
70
A 1st 6c: Creole. 6 Sic.
BEANS Small white. $3.80; large
white, $3.26; pink. 13.26: bayou. 13.90
Lima. IVe: Mexican red- 4 He.
NUTS Peanuts. Junmu, V4c per lb
Vlrsinls. 7 He per lb: roasted. 10c per
lb: Japanese, 605Hc; roasted. 'J7c
per id; wainuts, camornia, inc. per iu
ln nuts. lfni.C per id; nicaory nun.
On rr lh: Brazil nuts. 18c per lb: ill
berts. 16c per lb; fancy pecans. 18 20c
per 10 ; airaonas, lnyinac.
SCeats, IMsh and Provisions.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy. Ifflmo per lb; large, tunc per
lb; veal, extra, 8 He per lb; ordinary,
8c per
poor.
P7c per lb; mutton,
fancv. 8flfc per lb.
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
f local) hams. 10 to IS lbs, 16 Ho per lb;
14 to 16 lbs. 16o per lb: 18 to 20 lbs,
16 c: breakfast bacon, ib'vizo per
ID; picnics, lac per id; couaga run
11 per lb: Teaulaf short clears, un
i I 1 1. . .1. l n ..a. IK
clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 13c
per lb: union butts, 10 to is ids un
smoked. 8c per lb: smoked. So per lb
clear Denies, unsmoKeo, littc per id
lie; blues tem. 87 0 88c. valley, 84986c.
per ton,
BARLEY
lit VI wm VJ'I t i uu oov a w smavj , w H a wv
CORN Whole, $28.00; cracked, $i.00
New Feed, 121.00012.00
Jar ton; rol
22.00028.00
RYE 11.66 per cwt
OATS New Producers' price No. 1
White, $28.00 per ton; gray, $27.00.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents,
$4.80; straights. $4.26; export, $4.00;
vaney, i.ivwi.iv; grsnani, ytm, .io,
whole wheat. $4.00; rye, 60s, $.00; bales.
tfr SS.76.
MILLSTUFFS Bran. 117.00 per ton:
iw middlings,' $26.00; shorts, country, $20;
I jjty. $1.00; chop, $16.00021.00.
I IBAY Producers' price Timothy,
wuiameue vajiey. rancy. i.ooo 17.00
I ordinary, S12.outfl4.00; eastern Oregon,
I18.00V20.00; mixed, 110.000 10.00;
clover. $8.6O0.6O; grain. $8.00010.00;
cueat, is.oo w.uu.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER Fat f. a b. Portland
Sweet cream, 26c; sour, 24c
TITTTTWR Pitv rr.nm.rv 27IiL. .m
Onds, 25Hc; outside fancy, 26c; seconds,
J3e; store, Oregon, 18$)19c.
EGGS Extra fancy candled, 23024c;
uncandled, 2ZQ)22c..
CHEESE New Full cream. flats
14 16c per lb; Young Americas, ISHo
per 10.
POULTRY Mixed chickens. 1SV0
13c; fancy hens, 13013HC lb.; roosters,
old, lOttc lb.; fryers, 16c lb; broilers, 16o
per lb; old ducks, 16c lb; spring
aucKs, ioir! joc id; geese, 01a, wpivc per
b; spring geese. 13 ft also per lb; tur
keys 110140 lb for aid; squabs; $2.50
per dos; pigeons, $1.26 per dos. Dressed
poultry, 101 Ho per lb higher.
Stops, Wool and Kidea.
HOPS 1808 crop prims to choice,
7e; medium to prime, 6 7c; con
tracts, 1 W07 crop, lOijjillc,
WOOL 1807 clip Valley, 3O0Jlc
eastern Oregon, 16021c.
MOHAIR New 1907 29038 Ho.
SHEEPSKINS Sheairtig, 160200
each; abort wool, 26040c: nuttun. wool,
60075c each; long wool. 76c0l.OO each.
TALLOW Prime, per lb. 4c; No.
1 and grease, SlHc
CHITTIM BARK 60 per lb.
Prnlia and Vegetables.
POTATOES Sc per lb; new potatoes.
Si8c per lb.
ONIONS Jobbing price New1 Call
fornia red. $3.60(93.75 Per sack: aarllc.
c per 10.
APPLES New, $1.0001.76.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, 1304;
bananas, -e lb: lemons, 14.5006,25 oer
box; limes, Mexican,. $4.00 ' per
0; pineapples, M i&tt&.OO dos; gnue
g$ruit,- $3.25; cherries. . J08o per lb;
Jn gooseberries, . 6c per id; apricots,
$1.2501.40; loganberries. 75c$1.25 per
crate; peacaes, i.ou; canituoupee, xancy,
$3.2504.00; raspberries, $1.00L25;
plums, $1.2601.60.
VEGETABLES Turnips, new. Oc0
$1.00 sack; carrots. 76c0$l.OO per sack;
beets,- $1.75 per sack: parsnips, $1 00
$1.25; cabbage, $2.60; tomatoes. Calf
fornia, $1.60; Oregon, $2.25; pars
nips, 0c$1.00; wax ' beans, ' 608c;
green. S0o per lb; cauliflower, $1,250
LtO dosen; -peas, 6 07c; horseradish, 8c
lb; artichokes. 66076c per dosen:
cranberries, flO.OOQll.Qt per bbl;
smoked, 13 Ho per lb; shoulders. 12 Ho
ss, ouo eacn.
ttle leaf. 10
per lb; pickled tongues, 60o each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10c. 13
per lb; 6a, 13 Ho per lb: 60-lb tins. i2H
ISc
iot 111, va, .7u , vv-.w .7i"
per lb; steam rendered. 10s, 11 o per
lb: 5s. 11T4C per lb; compound, 10s, 100
ter lh.
FISH Rock cod. 7c Der lb: flounders,
6a oer lb: halibut 6Hc per lb; striped
bass, 12o per lb; catfish, 10c per lb; sal
mon, fresh Columbia chlnook. 11 He per
lb; blueback. 10c per lb; Bteei
heada, 10c per lb; herrings. 6c per
lb; soles, 6c per lb; shrimps, lOo per
lb; perch, 6e per lb: black cod, 7c per
lb; tomcod. 7o per lb; lobsters, 16o per
lb; fresh msckerel, 8c per lb; crawfish.
200 per dos; sturgeon, juc per id; discs.
bass, 20c per lb; ColumDla river smelt,
6c per lb; shad, 4o per lb; black cod,
7 He per id.
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay.
Ion. 12.60: rer 100-lb sak. $4.1
pia, per gallon, $2.26; per 116-lb sack.
$6.5006.25; Eagle, canned, lOo can;
$7.00 dos.
CLAMS Hardehell, per box, $2.40;
rasor clams. $2.00 per box: lOo per dos.
Paints, Coal OIL Etc
ROPE Pure Manila, lofcc; standard,
13c; sisal, 11c.
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases,
19 Ho per gal; water white, iron bbls,
14o per gal: wooden. 17c per gal; head
light, 170 deg., cases, 21o per gal.
GASOLINE 86 deg., cases. 24 Ho per
gal; iron bbls, 18c per gal.
BENZINE 63 deg.. cases. 25o per gal;
Iron bbls, 93c per gal.
TUBPFWTINK n tftflBA Bfin n.r Ml'
wooden bbls. 98c per gal. 7
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7c pr
lb: 600-lb lots. 80 per lb; less lots, 8V0
per lb.
Wins hkiim rreseni oasis ai is.jb.
NO ARRIVALS AND
TONE IS VERY QUIET
Lark of Supplies as Well as Buyers
in Local Yards Today -Values
Are Unchanged.
Portland Union Stockyards, July 6.
Official receipts:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Today
Week ago 200 125
1 ear ago ih.i
Previous year ....... 85
Two carloads of horses were the only
arrivals today in the yards, no hogs,
cattle or sheep coming. Market wan
lifeless, with' neither inclination to buy
or sell, and all values are as previously
quoted.
A year1 ago hogs and sheep Were firm,
cattle dull.
Official livestock prices: '
Hogs Best eastern Oregon. $6.60:
stackers and feeders, $6.0006.25; China
fats, $6.2606.60.
Cattle west eastern Oregon steers,
$4.00; best cows and heifers, $3.26;
bulls, $2.00.
Sheep wetners, i4.zo(g;4.6o; iambs.
$5.00.
Amal. Cop. Co.. .
Am. u. & jr., 0.
do pfd.
Am. Cot. Oil, 0
Am. Loco., c...
Am. Sugar, c.
Am. Smelt. 0. .
do pfd.
Anaconda M. Co.
Am. Wool, 0...
Atchison, 0
do pfd
B. & O., com. ..
do pfd .'.
Brooklyn R. T. . .
Can. Pac., a
Cen. Lea., c
do pfd
C. G. W., c . .
C. M. A St. P...
C. A N-W., a...
Ches. & Ohio . .
Col. F. A I., c...
Col. So., c
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd. ..
Del & Hudson. .
D. & Rio G., c. .
do pfd
Erie, com
Erie, 2d pfd
do 1st prd. . . .
L. ft N
Manhattan Ry. . .
Mex. Cen. Ry. . .
M. K. & T. c
do pfd
Distillers
Ot. Northern....
Ore Iand
Mo. Pac
Nat. Lead
N. Y. Cm
N. Y On. A W..
Nor. & W.. c ..
No. Am
No. Pac. c
Pan. M. S. 8. Co.
Penn. Ry
P. Q.. L. & C. Co.
Psd. St Car., 0. .
do pfd
Reading, c
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd. . . .
Rep. I. & St., a.
do prd ,
Roo Is., c.
do pfd
St. L&S. F. 2pf.
do 1st pfd. . .
St L. & S. W c
do pfd
80. Pac, a
do pfd
So. Ry., o
do prd
Term. C. & I. . . .
Tex. & Pac
T., St. L. & W., c.
do prd
Union Pac, c. . .
do pfd
U. S. Rub., c. . .
do nfd
U. S. St. Co., c.
do prd
Wabash, c
do pfd
West. Un. Tel.. .
Wis. Cen., o.
do pfd
Va. Chem.-
HH
138
149H
3
83
25H
69
124
11
107 H
61
28H
93 H
99
60H
178
134
150fc
8H
33
26
60
no
28H
25H
42H
60H
172
29
26H
42
116 11611$
20HI 20
34
66H
13436
20
81 ' '
111
z.H
31
60
141
61
77
63H
114
1324
3lH
126
38'
11
188
149H
89
83
25
US
26H
42H
108 107
80
29
20
82"
112
20
20H
34
66H
134
60
77
62
76
69
131&
28
124H
'37
80
2H
20
811 31
60'66
38 I 39
lOOH'lOl
13U
26H
13
26
88
100
13
25H
BOKN TiIIER
REPORT BEARS
Wheat Damage Is Smaller
Than Expected Sharp
Break in Liverpool.
4 - JWport on WbsM Crop. 4
4 Modern Miller of St Louis re- 4
ports on the average yield .of 1
wheat par aero as compared with
tlve In a bat trimmed with flowers ana
foliage, but the spirit of daring bas
been best exemplified In tho "cockroach"
safety pin. The) oockroaob ranks as
the ''creepiest" ln woman's category of
Insects, and tho Jeweled representation
la ao accurate that oven Its owner is
calculated to mistake her latest pur
chase for the original and scream.
a year ago:
Illinois 8 per cent gain.
Nebraska 10 per cant loas.
Michigan Same as year ago
Indiana II per cent loss.
Ohio SO per cent loss.
Kansas 26 per n cent loss;
yield about 60,000,000 bushels.
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
Julv 6. JulvS. Loss. 1(06.
September". 96 A 98& 1& 78$
December .100 101 Vs 1H SO
In Chicago today the wheat market
started sharply lower with tho material
lower cables. Liverpool coming to Id
down. The extreme bearlshness was
started by the latest report of Modern
Miller, tho American grain authority.
While giving considerable damage to the
crop the estimate of the milling Journal
was so much better than expected that
even the bulls became bearish during
the day.
Official Chicago prices by Ovorbock.
Starr & Cooke company:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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r:rl Tho only Chinoso woman
oooior in mis .vtvr.
has cured many, afflicted
sufferers. Cured private
and femala diseases, also
throat and lung trouDiee;
stomach bladder and kidney
and diseases of all Hindi
that the human flesh Is
heir to. Cured by Chinese
nerDS ana roots, itemeaies
harmless. No operations. Honest
treatment. Examination free. 112 Clay
at., corner mira.
Kldniy and Bladder Troublis
URINARY
DISCHARGES
RELIEVED nr
24 Hours
Each Cap- V
tale bears MIDYl
the name 4
Jbwiwi of toumttrftiU
ALL pHrOQIBTS.
3 FOR WOMEN ONLY
Or. taadenaaj's OoapeeaS Se.ai
ad Cottoo Boot rute. Tke mm
sd eoly reliable reoMdy for DsV
LAY BO PEEIOOS. Care tke no
Darwm r. Ringsiey. tne newiy rng, m pw a. .".f-i" '"
eieciea presiaent or ino new ior 1 mruaa. weaea.
Life Insurance company, is shown In
this picture. Mr. Klngsley Is a son'
in-law of former President McCall,
who was driven out of the company
because of the revelations before the
legislative Investigating committee
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
IstV,. THK VIAMON BBANB. A
July
Sept.
Deo.
July
Sept.
Dec.
July
ept.
Oct.
July
Sept.
Oct.
100
4
68
61
88
89H
64
81
41
Kg
.1600
.1620
896
900
847
861
867
94
97
100
CORN.
66H
66
64
OATS.
48
89
40
MESS PORK.
1608 1600
1680 1620
LARD.
900 896
906 1..0
SHORT RIBS.
860 846
870 862
862 867
8
86 A
100
66H
t6
64H
ill
160T
1680
880 B
900 B
906 B
860 B
870 I
862 B
Liverpool Grain Market.
CREEPY JEWELRY
LATESI FASHION
Caterpillars, Bugs, Flies and
Cockroaches Among Pop
ular Adornments.
fMWi MrmsnnMI
III. la B4 wd U Bullic
nan k un M Bat Start. AlwM EllMbl
CGeeVo
Ys Weu-Xaewa
; CHINESE
' tui A.J WaA . .
J DOCTOR
Ha atase s Hfe sreoy r rasts tmi .
tetbe wruf kis wentntml rcverti., ' ,
0 MKKCVKTuroisoiif pa fiaoot WTO
Va fnnilM e ear Catarrh, AitBsie,
tear, Threat, Bbesaittasi .Sartovmaa, '
ftereeao Dfblllty. tnaMek. Uver, Kliteaff
eMblest aleeea Measee rtsule Weak,
aaaa ae4 AD Frirate tHapasea. ' , . '
A SURE CANCER CURE
tuft Tnm JSfcliw. Okia-asV Sart
aaa SeUauSk '
ir too ass ArrticriD. tbin Dixit.
Diuii awb oaaaaiujva
f r mi Miart Mil write fat soem Uaafe
aad atreslaiv Isslesa 4 seats la auaaa.
CONSULTATION FREE
TBM C, HI WO CHJIS KKIUOUTj) OS,
MIH
rtrat SC. Oes. Matrlaaa.
Vlaaaa lie
rertlaas, races. ,
Liverpool, July 6. Official pricea
WHEAT.
July 6.
7s 8Hd
7s 6Hd
7s d
CORN.
s TlHd
July
September
December
September
July 6. Loss.
7s 4d d
7s 6d
7s ld
4s lld d
DE0VE FOR LINCOLN
(Jonrnal Spatial Barrlra.)
London, July 6. A spirit of darlnf
haa infected the modern woman. She
still shrinks from a caterpillar or an
earwig, but her Jewelry must be made
to Imitate them, though they are among
her deadliest foes. The most up-to-date
brooch Is such a clever replica of a
moth that a careful housewife might
be excused for peppering her furs and
flannels. Lace pins, which used to be
set with pearls and diamonds, are now
decorated with a fearsome wasp or a
alaantle daddy-longlegs.
Creepy" sets are offered by some of
1 the west end Jewelers. They comprlre
Id a spiaer s weo necmei miai 01 lino guia
wire, in tne center or wnicn a nungry
spider waits for the fly hovering on the
outskirts. A spider brooch and a fly
baiiale complete the set.
"Caterpillar" hatpins are very effec.
Total sales for day. 367.800 shares.
United States Government Bonds.
New York, July 6. Government
bonds:
Twos, registered . . ,
do coupon ,
Threes, registered .
Fours, reg., new
do coupon
Fours, reg., old .
do coupon
Fours, Philippines
Twos, Panama, new.
District of Columbia
Date. Bid. Asked.
1906 104 106
1906 104 106
1918 102 102
1918 108 103H
1918 101
1926 128 129
1926 128 129
1907 100 101
1907 100 101
1904 109
104 106
104 105
.... H4H
New York Bank Statement.
New York, July 6. Bank statement:
Decrease.
Reserve $ 1,663,625
do less U. S 1. 1.788,775
Loans 10,814.800
Specie 1,082,000
Legale 8,943.900
Deposits 18,491,600
Circulation 10,900
Xew York. Cotton Market.
.' Open. High. Low. Close.
January .... 1219 1224 1217 1220
March 1230 1233 1280 1230
July 1284 1287 1234 1283
August 1215 1224 1210 1213
September .. 1195 1201 1193 1193
October 1211 1217 1207 1210
November 12J8
December... 1214 1217 1210 1211
Portland Bank Statement.
Clearings today $1,168,870.62
do year ago
792,656.45
HOGS RISE FIVE CENTS
Eastern Markets Do Better With
. Smaller Receipts in Yards.
Chlcaaro Julv 6. Official receipts:
nogs, vaiue. esnee
Gain today I 866,824.07
Balances today j 110.487.72
do year ago . . . . . . 90,098.81
Journal Readers.
The Journal's friends, when patron
izing Journal advertisers, will confer
a favor by mentioning that they saw
the ad in The Journal.
Kansan's Recollections of Boyhood
Days in Illinois.
"Abraham Lincoln was the best man
I ever saw," said Wichita's oldest auc
tioneer th other day. J. A. Banner
is 72 years of age and probably the
oldest successful auctioneer in tho state
of Kansas.
It is known among the friends of
the old auctioneer, aays the Wichita
Eagle, that ho and Abraham Lincoln
were warm friends along in tho sarly
60s. When Mr. Benner was waiting
for a sale the other day he cams over
and sat on the curbing In front of the
Eagle office and some of the boys got
to talking about Lincoln. "Did you con
sider Mr. Lincoln a very good man?"
asked a young man who had evidently
read of the martyred president In his
school history.
The plucky old auctioneer seemed to
be horrified at the question. He won
dered that anybody should ask such a
question. His chin dropped and he
spread out his hands palm upward like
one in the presence of what ho con
sidered some great sacrilege, and said:
"Oh. he was the very best man I ever
saw. and he waa as courageous as ho
was good, in his treatment or men he
was a prince, ana nis every action
forced the conviction that he thought
the man with an apron cutting atone
or the man with overalls carrying brick
as good as the president of the United
States. He was great by nature . and
the assumed greatness of small men
failed to Impress him.
Mv father used to own a livery barn
at Urbana in Champaign county. W. W.
Davis was Judge of that Judicial dis
trict and Leonard Sweat was state at
torney. He and Judge Davis were
great friends of Abraham Lincoln, and
when Mr. Lincoln waa elected president
he appointed judge Davis a juage or
the supreme court of the United States
the very first opportunity.
T was considered a Kid by tnose
men when I first beoamo acquainted
with them. Lincoln had partners in
those counties, and when they would
get cases of importance Lincoln would
come over from Springfield to help them
and of course he was at I'rbana, Mat
toon and Danville every term of court
Father had a double seated carriage
and a fine team of bobtslled sorrel
horses. I used to take that rig and
drive Judge Davis, Mr. Lincoln and
Leonard Sweat from Urbana to Mattoon
and Danville and go after them when
thev got readv to come back. They
used to depend on the carriage and the
kid, but they called me the boy. That
was before tney had learned to can
young people kids.
Lilncoin was a great tamer ana iney
used to have lively times on those trips.
I have often thought that I never saw
one of the rmrty take a drink. Men In
clined to drink would certainly have
had something along on such trips. The
very fact that they did not have any
thing along has convinced me that none
of them ever took a drink."
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Goes qulokly to tho
vary oors of tho
dlsoaso and stops
tho most soap-sot,
sxoruslstlng pslns
almost Instantly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Cures every allmsia
of Man or Boost
that a good, honest
Liniment san ours.
None bettor,
Note eo nood.
WE CURE MEN
$10??
See Us First and You Will Not
Have So Many Doctor's
Fees to Pay
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WerVO-Vital UeDllliy 0f rigor and builds up tho muscular and
nervous system, purifies and enriches tho blood, cleanses and heals tho
bladder and kidneys, invigorates tho liver, revives tho spirits and bright
ens the lntelleot.
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OL.UUJJ JPUIOUIN ,on is the result of a life work, and Is In
dorsed by the best physicians of this and foreign oountries. It contains
no dangerous drugs of any kind. It goes to tho very bottom of tho
disease and forces out every particle of impurity. The blood, tho tis
sue, the flesh, the bones and tho whole system are cleansed, purified and
restored to perfect health.
r. . . Our curs dissolves the stricture completely and removes
OtnClUrC every obstruction from tho urinary passage, allays all
Inflammation, stops every unnatural discharge, roduoas tho prostata
gland, cleanses and heals tho bladder and kidneys, invigorates boalth and
soundnsaa to every part of the body affected by tho disease.
rVirnmV Tico ee Wo solicit tho most stubborn and long-standing
VnroniC UlSCascs cases, because It has been our success In curing
where others have failed that has gained us our reputation. Our effort
is to effect a euro which shall bo Immediately beneficial, and lasting for
the remainder of your Ufa Many men incur diseases peculiar to their
sex through lack of education upon tho subject. Wo are able to help
you regain your powera and retain them. Wo charge you nothing for tho
advice, only for the cure.
TTj i When neglected varicocele undermines the strength.
V ariCUCClC deranges the functions, racks the nervous system and
often produces an obliteration of tho vital powera Wo euro tho most
aggravated cases of Varicocele without pain, suffering or Inconvsnlaacs.
Not only do we give internal constitutional romodloa. nut wo also employ
a local treatment which restores tho perfect oirculation of tho blood and
regenerates the secretions, while the glands are enlarged and rigor and
vitality are renewed. Tou will acquire from this curs a aenso of wall
being which accompanies good, healthy and robust manhood.
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POBTZJJR). OBSCrO.
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Chicago .... 3,000 4,000
Kansas City.... a.tniu id.uuu ....
Omaha 7.000 7,000 ..x
Hogs are 5o higher with 2,600 left
over- Receipts a year ago were 1 2,000.
Mixed, i6.8S6.1!H: heavy, I5.H5
CIO: rough, S.05.85; light, $5.95
.nU.
.Cattle Steady.
Sheep Strong. '
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; . lirerpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool, July (.Cotton futures
closed easier, 8 to I points lower; spots
quiet, 1 point lower, y
Circus Too Strong for Election.
From the Philadelphia Record.
4- With a rather dejected air he walked
into the county commissioner's office
at 8cranton. "I'm Goodrich, Judge of
election in Greenfield township," ho
said as he deposited the ballot box upon
the desk.
"Oh, yes, Mr. Goodrich, making your
returns, eh7 wen. now cua everytning
go up your way?" The face of Good
rich brightened up as the clerk talked
to him In a pleasant tone.
"Weil, to tell the truth, things didn't
go very good. I was there, but I was
the only one that showed up during the
six hours; all the rest went to the
circus at Carbondale. Suppose I get
my pay, all right, eh?"
It was true. Not a vote had been
cast Even Goodrich, the only one on
dock, eould not vote, no one being there
to. take tho ballot from him.
Tho circus at Carbondale was to
clams, j
Woman Ranch Owner.
Mrs. Amen M. Hart of Denver has
near Fort DuChesne, Utah. In the Uin
tah reservation.
Mrs. Hart almost alone and unaided
hes made the ranch what It is, says the
Denver Post. In the summer of 190S,
when the drawing of homesteaders took
nlace. her name was among the first to
come out the exact number was 129.
In a few weeks she went to Vernal,
Titan, to file on her claim. She selected
a quarter section about seven miles
from Pert DuChesne, a few miles from
Myton.
For year and a half Mrs. Hart haa
resided on the property and Improved
it. She has built houses and fences.
ha dug ditches, milked cows, and in
fact she has perrormed an trie work
on a ranch that a man usually does.
For several weeks during the first win
ter she was there Mrs. Hart alept in a
tent where the thermometer registered
IS degrees below sera Th ranch is lo
cated ISO miles from a railroad, and for
a year and stx months Mrs Hart never
saw a -railroad train .-
Mrs. Hart, who Is now in Denver,
expects to return to her ranch in a few
davs. There she will again take un her
work of slanting and building. ,
THE LEADING SPECIALIST IN
MEN'S DISEASE
There is no ailment peculiar to men that I cannot cure.
For sixteen years I have devoted my entire time and energy
to the treatment of men's diseases.
My methods have been perfected by actual experience,
with a thorough theoretical knowledge as a basis. I am the
only physician thoroughly and permanently curing. those func
tional derangements commonly classed as "Weakness" and
my success in overcoming such cases has placed me foremost
among specialists treating men's diseases and has brought me
the largest practice of its kind in the west.
Every afflicted man is Invited to writs me a description of Ms ease, Swah is
my knowledge of men's diseases and so perfect are my methods In treating
them that I am able to effect cures In all ordinary oasos without stojjrth
patient in person. All correspondence striotly confidential. Those visiting Port
land mar fool free to call at my office for personal consultation.
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So-called "Weakness" in men Is
curable fully curable. It haa not
, been cured by those measures com-
mAnlv mn1nvawl ffr rhav a.ra math'
ode based upon supposition and not
upon fact Frematureness and loss
of powr In men is due to a cnronio
atata of Inflammation to the fros
ts te gland, and not to a dlaordeded
nervous condition, as haa been sup-
Ksed. I treat the Inflammation by
:al process that does not fail to
accomplish its purpose, and with
this condition correctedv'ull aad
complete strength and vigor returns.
STRICTURE My treatment Is ab
solutely natnless. and perfect results
ean be depended upon In every in
stance. I do no outtlng or dilating
whatever.
Gontraotod DtsBorder
Every case of contracted disease I
treat is thoroughly oured. my pa
tients havo no relapse Whsn I
pronounce a oaso cured there is not
a particle of infection or Inflamma
tion remaining, and tbors is not tho
lightest danger that the disease
will return in its original form or
work its way into-tho general sys
tem. No contracted disorder Is so
trivial as to warrant uncertain
methods of treatment, and I oape
elally solicit thoso oaass that other
doctors havo been unable to curs.
I sars tho largest wtwattos ss
oaoss I teTsciaaly folflll say stosa
toes. u-4
My Colored Cnart sWwiag tits
aale asavtomy sad aXfordlag- an la
tav'S niseases
tessstiac stady in saoa'l
flSS SS SffiSS, ' -r ; ,
' s VARICOGBL.I3
Wlthftat using knlfs, llgstars or'
eauotlo, Srtlhout pain and without
detention .from business, X our
Varicocele in - ons ; week. It i you
have sought a ours elsewhere sad
been slsapointedp, or if you fear tho
harsh methods that most physicians
empkry in treating this disease, come
to ms and I will ours you soundly
and permanently by s gentJNi aed
palnlsss method. Dont delay. Vari
cocele has its dangers and brings Its
disastrous results- If yes wtil sail
Z will bs pleased , aspUla my
mot hod of oaring. , ,
iracmo' blood ioi"--wo
dangerous minerals M drive 1
rirus to the interior, Sst-harm!-
blood-oleanslog . remedies tht t
mors ths last poisonous taint.
THE DR. TAYL0RIC0MSS
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