THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND.' TUESDAY . EVENING, JULY 0.1007.
It
TRANSFER AND HAULING
C O. PICK-i-OFFICE IS 1ST ST. BHV
tH Star and Ja eta; phone. ass.
Pianos and furniture moved' and packed
for shipping; commodious brlok wars-
House who Hiff inw rwmi,
and t:iay
t.' Hear Boa. W. A. Ci eland.
F. P." Bheascreen.
.. .. fleneral transfer and storage: ufM.
ntanoa and f urnitur moved, packad and
. iihirDd. 809 Oak at Both phonea
TOM' Mow transfer. storagjS
Co., Inc. Furniture and piano moving
h a aDeclalty: storage warehouse, 40-41
Id St.. comer Ash. Phone Main 1818.
PF.NIlttlULAR tfjtPRESS A BAGGAO
Transfer, 147 Alder at Phona Main
1 ortEOOW TRANSFER c6., M. Trf
Main 69. Heavy hauling and storaga
ifrftpNbfcNY ba3qaoi8 A trans
4 rer tft ciorage. sis guru. win wi.
TODAY'S MARKETS
Movement Is Well Started to Prohibit
the Use of Traps and Wheels in the
Columbia Salmon Fishing Industry.
HOES OPEN
10 CENTS IIP ;
FANCY EGGS ARE IN
QUITE STEADY CALL
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M A. QUNST- CO-
mSTRIBUTORS OF FIN15 CIGARS.
ttVfcftDlNG A FARRE LL, PR6DUC-
and commission merchants, 149 Front
at Portland. Or. Phone Main ITi. '
OltfoW-FURNITURE MANUFAC
turlng Ca Manufactorera of fural
..... i th trade. Portland. Or.
WaDham A c6., WHfrLEHALK ob6-
-..rchVta 4th and Oak ata.
aneclal jrders. I Ruvenakjrs furni
ture factory. 307 Front at.
VLLKN A LEWIS. COMMISSION AND
produce merchants. Front and" Davis
aia., mnwm. m.
WHOLESALE CROckERY AND
"alaaewara Prael. Hegele Co, Port-
f'flB ORBOOtf CHEESE CO. INCJi
- unease, ouner. .., . , y.-
acta bought or handled on eommlaalon.
Ill th st (Swetland bldf.). Portland.
Canned Goods Market Firm-
er Fruit Values Have
Not Been Opened.
Todajr'a market feature:
Canned tomatoes open up.
Loganberries) are ateadier.
Strawberry seaann la closed.
walla Walla oalooa make appear-
una
Bell peypere drawing fast
4
"Eggs seem to be holding 4
about stesdy for atrlotly candled
took. A treat many of the eggs
are arriving In bad condition
and I would advise shippers not 4
to hold stocks too long. This
kind of weather a few days
makea a great deal of differ-
once.
Poultry Is holding firm, ea- 4
pectally hena and sprlnga. Pucka 4
and turkeys move alow.
"Fancy fat veal are wanted
and at nreaent the market oould
uaa a great deal more than la
coming In. Large ones are not
wanted. Small hoge In demand
at nrinted Drlces." Frank Tem-
nleton. of Templeton Bros. 4
110 HOGS HE
FOB PAST WEEK
Since Last Wednesday No
Arrivals Shown Pack-
ers Get the Blame.
XEWIS-STENQER BARBERS' SUPPLY
t.w-M flunnlt-ai Tim rr-rr Piir-
nlture. Barbera' Chafra. 10th A Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
3 TUPS
U. S. Spoka-a, jaly 1
M Aag. a. m. v ,
k my is.
aTOK i jMXIJTB.
a. a VMAtout :...9nr n
sj. B. A.T.a- MOT-.
tkarva;, Ktka, arao aad way per.
aag s p. m.
1.1. 0a Knmbo-tt 1T t. Is. tt
City of Seattle .alyt, oo
Cottage Olty, via, mu mj x wu
bam nuoroxsoo soim.
aXU-r Us, rsoaa SaattUa.
President Xaly T
Olty of Pabla ....Jnly t
omm .....nu y mm
City tfioe, t4t WaaW-gtom n.
Jamestown Exposition
LOW RATES
Egga Mill akow tMul ejuaJity.
Pit aaarkee fracuonally higher.
Sv-rvUy MM tm tfreeaed real.
New rMtw aMta4C steady. ,
Paver eewMxt emtneeei aeason.
Cai aMbtKMspeta, aftnw H( demand.
Opes. Up.
At t tS' eH.f U Fruit Canners'
', mmemutlumt so seNl Its opening val
we eat eaawneig tMae. Prices as
Heteti are aMtt httgtter than a year
ago eat ataaiterA ta Today' s values
In taia market fee futures la tSc per
dosen aa ajrataat 9i a year aga Oal-
lona are quoted at aa againat 11.60
a year ago Floor quality shows pro-
oortlonate adrancea.
While the trade hero has been await
ing with considerable interest the open
ing announcement on canned fruits.
there la little worry expressed, as the
Jobbers have already oversold their prob- uC; fancy hen. llVi 14o lb; roosters,
able deliveries from canners. While 0di 1040 lb; fryers, l17c lb; broilers,
this seaaon'a opening prlcea on fruits 1l7o Ibj old ducks, 15c lb; spring
are laie, iney wre .urauwiiai uj I ducks, 161BC ID
year ago. ai iiui um
onan until about July 18. v. ir aur
It Is the. general opinion oi mo local per dot; pigeons. 11.25 per dos. Pressed
U1T Trn1lrr' DrlCB Timothy.
Willamette valley, rancy. iu.oii.i
ordinary. IU.U0V14.U0; eaatern Oregon,
111.00020.00; mlxea. tiv.vvw iv.ov,
clover. I8.50W9.O0; grain. 18.U0W1U.00;
cheat. SS.6009.00.
Batter. Sggs and Poultry,
BUTTER FAT f. o. b. Portland
Rweol rream. 26c: aour. 24a
BUTTER City creamery. 27o: aoe-
onda, 25Hc; outelde fancy 36c; seconds,
22 Ho; store. Oregon, 184f la
KOQS Extra fancy candled, JS24c;
unosnxlled, 2223H
CHKKSE New Full cream, flats.
14H616c pr lb; Young Americas, ISfce
PL1'. t ..
rvuuIKI Mixea cnicaena, itw
lb; geese, old. S410a per
so, UViOUo per lb: tur
1b for old; squabs. SI. 50
trade that there will be a marked ad
vance In all sorts of fruits. The reason
for thla is not so much In the crop
shortage as because of the inability of
growers to get pickers. Cannerlea are
very ahort of help and what men they
have are receiving materially higher
wasea. Then there ia the advance in
cana and the rise In boxea. All of these
poultry, lOlio per lb higher,
Hops, wool and Kdas.
HOPS 1901 crop prima xo choice.
Tc; medium to prime, 101c; con
tracts. iv07 crop, lu&llc.
WOOL 107 clip valley, iooiic
eaatern Oregon. ISO lie.
MOMA1K NOW l0l-IIO"HS.
SHEEPSKINS SheaiMg. 15920c
-tU have en effect toward making the I Rach. ,hort wool j840c; madiun. wool.
yl,.,m . . '. . "-"- 60075c earn: long wool. 7BCri.w eacn.
TALjOW-Prime, per id. iiOc; no.
I and grease. 22Uo.
CHITTIM BARK 60 per lo.
Prolta and Tegetablea.
POTATOES 2 ft Jc per lb.
ONIONS Jobbing price New Call
higher than thoae that ruled at the
start of the season a year ago.
TjOgaaberrUs Are Steadier.
A ateadier tone Is ruling In logan-
berrlea today, especially for the better
quality. Poor stock is hard to sell at
any price and arrivals of this character I fornla red, $S. 6043.75 per sack; New
ATJGtrST I.
t, 10
It, 13.
Chicago and return, 171.60.
St Louis and return. SS7.60.
: St Paul, Minneapolis, Upluth, Supo
! rlor. Winnipeg and Port Arthur and re
. turn, (0.
5-TRAIN5 DAILY -3
For tickets, sleeping car reservations
and additional Information, call on or
address H. DICKSON, C P. 4k T. A.
US TKXJU) ST, POmT-AJTO, OB.
Telephones: Main 6S0. Homo A-128S
Colombia EElvcr Scenery
x-av-ATOB un
Dally aer let betweea PortUad aad Tke
VsiMs, exo.pi Boaaar, MMvaig rertiaag at
t a. at, arriving abost 6 p. mi earrylng
rrelgat aao passengeia. apwaqia mttom mm
tkmM tut eatflts and lirMtock.
Doek foot of Alder at. Portlsad; foot of
. coort at. xse Danes, nwae Mala Sli. ForUaad.
aroBT. ucmo sta-xf cat
Steamships BOMfKE,
and .CEO. W. ELDER
Safl for Eareka, San Franelaco and Los
Angeles direct every Tnursaay at p. m.
-xicaet omce in inira. near Aiaer.
Phcnes M. 1114. BL TOUNO. Agent.
Ho! For Astoria
K OB
FastSteamerTelegraph
, Daily (except 'Thursdays). LeaveaAld?
. street dock T a. in.
PXOBB JCAXar MS.
INVITATION EXTENDED
TO ALL ENDEAVORERS
mmmmm a mmm.
.Portland Making Extensive Prepara
tions to Entertain Seattle Dele
gates En Route Home.
Preparations are under way for tho
' ontertalnment In this city of the large
: number of Christian ' Endeavorers who
;will pus through Portland on their re
, .turn from the International convention
, which will, be in session In Seattle,
. July 10 to 16. Those arriving now en
. ..route to Seattle are being entertained,
, ; and. extensive preparations are being
' made f or . those who will visit Port
' land ' on their return homeward.
, It Is Hoped that the Portland bureau
'., which has been established at Seattle
, will -influence a large majority of the
70,000 visitors to. return via the Rose
Clty.; ' Eocal Endeavorerg have joined
'with the commercial bodies in prepar
'1b for tho reception of the visitors.
Members of the reception committee
- will board Incoming trains and dis
tribute literature and postal cards to
bo sent' to . their homes. H. E. Powell
)who la in 'charge of the Portland bu
reau in- Seattle has made arrangements
" to distribute 25,000 personal lnvitationa
1 to visit Portland. A banquet will also
bo given them at the T. M. a A.
t ,. mill ii in urn. in
Live In -Tontavilla?
'- Five of our very best pianos will be
put Into Montavllla homes, where they
"will bo appreciated and praised for their
superiority, at a nominal figure. Call
tomorrow and apply..- Freed-French
Piano company. , . .
r ; JpBaBwaaPsBjsaajBwwsaa
Don't faff to pay your west Bids gat
'.Mil tomorrow. PosltiyaJjr tho Jast day
,6f. discount. , ;
would not bring more than 60c or 75c at
any time. The reason for the enormous
shipments in this direction of late Is
that the berries ripened too fast and
they could not be sent longer distances.
Aa a usual rule a larce amount of local
loganberries Is annually sent to Spokane
and other points, but if this waa tried
during the past few days the railroad
tracks the entire distance to the inland
empire would be colored scarlet be
cause of the leaky condition of the frlt.
irawueiTy season as janavo.
Practically no strawberries are now
being received In this market and the
season is dosed. A. Hood Kiver paper
thus reviews the situation:
"The strawberry season has practi
cally closed In Hood River for this year.
However, there are still dally consign
ments going, forward by express.
This year's crop has oeen practi
cally 100 per cent larger than the berry
output of last year. The total straw-
11. berry crop or 1906 was aDout gg .car-
Audi ua , nun. uic iivi uu i
amount to about 36 cars.
"The prices that have prevailed this
season have not been as large as those
received last year. This is due mainly
to the fact that the places in Oregon.
Washington and Montana that have
been our most open market in former
Vears are now being supplied by local
growers In the respective vicinities.
'The state of Washington, that was
at one time one of the heaviest con
sumers, has shipped hundreds of car
loads of berries into the eastern mar
ket this year, and the Bitter Root coun
try in Montana has also had a heavy
yield this season."
Walla Walla Onions Arrive.
The first car of Walla Walla onions
to arrive this season came In late yes
terday and was unloaded this morning.
Stocks were more fully matured than
usual for first arrivals and were gener
ally In better shape. Demand was there
fore quite good at So a pound. Stocks
were packed In crates instead of sacks,
thus insuring longer keeping quality.
Two cars of cantaloupes were re
ported In from Brawley yesterday; fine
shape.
Bell peppers are lower with larger re
ceipts. New potatoes are holding steady, with
arrivals and demand Juat about equal.
Raspberries are In fine shape. Sell
ing at $1.25 for best.
Poultry Market Zs Higher.
On account of the very liberal de
mand and generally small arrivals on
the street, the poultry market in gen
oral shows an advance of about c a
pound In price today. Hens are quoted
up to 14c a pound and springs range
around l(o and 17o.
The era market continues mixed, with
values showing a range of about 2c on
account of quality. Most sales at 14c,
although once In a while a case is sold
fractionally higher and a large lot frac
tionally lower. Business .in eggs, how-
over, is generally dull, the market show
ing little -movement on account of 'the
eastern arrivals.
Creamery butter and cheese are hold
ing. Former is very firm.
nresaed veal ' continues very scarce
and prices are firmer though unchanged.
Front street values:
again, Ploa and Peed.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, Be. Urge
lots:; smalt lots. 10c
WHEAT--Club. S4986e; red Russian,
12c; bluestem. 788c: valley, 8485c.
CORN Whole, $28.00; cracked. $29-00
per ton.
BARLEY Now Feed, $21.00 22.00
?er ton; rolled, $28.00024.00; browing,
22.0028.00.
RYE $1.55 per ewt
OATS New Producers prloe No. 1
white, $28.00 per ton; gray, $27.00.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents,
$4.80; straights, $4.25; export, $4.00;
vallev. S4.3O0S4.4O: graham. Us, $8.76:
whole wheat, $4.00; ryo, 60s, $d.00; bales.
$2.75.
MIL-STUFFS Bran, $17.00 per ton;
miaaungs, sz&.uu; snorts, country, zu;
city, si9.ua; coop, jie.uu wi.vv.
Walla Walla, 3c lb; garlic, 8c per lb.
APPLES New. $1.0091-75.
FRESH FRUITS Oranaea $1294:
bananas. 6c lb; lemons, $4. 6098.26 per
box; limes. Mexican. $4.00 per
loo: pineapples, 3.ZBg;.o aos; grape
fruit. $3.25; cherries, 3 9 8c per lb;
gooseberries, 6c per lb; loganberries,
90c 9 $1.26 per crate; peaches, $1,009
1.26; cantaloupes, fancy, $8.25 4.00;
raspberries, $1.25; plums, $1.2591 50.
VEGETABLES Turnips, new. 90cf
$1.00 sack; carrots, "5c9S1.00 per sack;
beeta 81.75 Der sack: parsnips. 81009
$1.25; cabbare, $2.60; tomatoes, Cali
fornia, $191.25; Oregon, $298-85; pars
nips, 90c$1.00; wax beans, 596c;
green, 899c per lb; cauliflower, $1,259
1.60 doxen; peas, 6 97c; horseradish, 8c
lb; artichokes. 65975c per doz; aspara
gus, 75o per dos bunches; rhubarb, 3c lb;
srreen onions, 25c per dor: bell pep
pers, 12 9 15c per lb; head lettuce,
) dox; cucumbers, hothouse, 409
50c dos; outdoor, 11.0091.60; radishes,
15c doz bunches; eggplant, 8036o lb;
green corn, 66c doz.
Groceries, Buts, Bto.
SUGAR Cube, $8.12 H: powdered,
15.97 H; berry, 85.77; dry granulated,
S5.77H; Star, $5.67H; conf. A. $5.77J
extra B, $5 27; golden C. 85.17; D
veilow, 5.07: beet granutatea, &.bt;
barrels, 10c; half barrels. 26c; boxea,
50a advance on sack busts.
(Above prices are 30 days net cash
quotations.) J
HONEY $8.60 per crate.
COFFEE; Pacaage brands, $18,889
16.63.
SALT Coarse Half pound, 100a. 11 i
per ton; AOs, 811.60; table, dairy, 60s,
$15.50; 160s, $15.25; bales. $2.10; im
ported Liverpool, 60s, $18.00; 100s. $17:
224s, $16.00; extra fine, bbls, 2a oa and
10s. $4.6096.60; Liverpool lumti rock,
$20.60 per ton; 60-lb rock. $11.00; 100a
$19.60.
(Above prices apply to sales of less
than car lota Car lots at special prices
subject to fluctuations.)
RICE Imperial Japan, No. V c; No.
2, 695c; New Orleans, nead. 7c;
Ajax. 6c; Creole, 5c.
BEANS Small white. $8.80; large
white. S3 25; pink, S3. 26: bayou, $3.90;
Llmas, 64c; Mexican red 4c.
NUTS Peanuts. Jumoo, c per lb;
Virginia, 7c per lb; roasted, 10c per
lb: Japanese, 695c: roasted. ?97c
per lb; walnuts, California, l6o per lb;
nine nuts. 14915c per lb; hickory nuts,
10c per lb; Brazil nuts, 18c per lb; fil
berts. 16c per lb; fancy pecans, 1820o
per lb; almonds, 19921c. ,
Meats, Pish and Pro visions.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy. 898c per lb; large. 697c per
lb; veal, extra, 8c per lb: ordinary,
8c per lb; poor. 697c per lb; mutton,
fancy, 8 99c per lb.
HAMS. BACON, ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams, 10 to IS lbs, 16o per lb;
14 to 16 lbs, 16o per lb: 18 to 20 lbs,
15c: breakfast bacon.. 15 9 22o pet
lb; picnics, 12c per lb; cottage roll,
llc per lb; regular short clears, tin
smoked. 12c per lb: smoked, 12c per lb;
clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 13c
per lb: union butts,. 10 to ia ids un
smoked. 8c per lb: smoked, 9o per lb
flMt- hn I on iifiatflhkeri. IIUi' her lb
smoked. 13e per lb: shoulders, l2c
per lb; pickled tongues, 60e each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10c, 18c
per lb; 6s, 13c per lb; 60-lb tins, 12
per lb; steam rendered, 10s, 11 o per
lb: 6s. 11 c per lb: compound, 10s. 10c
ner lb. J",
FISH Rock cod. 7e per lb: flounders,
6c per lb; halibut, 8o per lb; striped
bass. 12c per lb; catfish. iOc per lb; Cxl
mon, fresh Columbia chlnook. II o per
lb; blueback, 10c per lb; Steel
heads, 10c per lb; herrings, 6o per
lb; soles, 6c per lb; shrimps, loo per
lb; perch, 6c per lb; black cod, 7c per
lb; iomcod, 7c per lb; lobsters, 18o per
id: iresn mackerel, 8c per ID; crawnsn,
20c per doz; sturgeon, 10c per lb; black
bass, 20c per lb; Columbia river smelt,
6c per lb; shad, 4c per lb; black cod,
Sheep.
its
1,000
404
75
Portland Union Stockyards, iuly
Oiriciai receipts:
Hogs. Cattle.
Today 848
Week ago 878 488
Year ago 198 834
Previous year 4 88$
The absence of hogs from tho local
market for a week Is creating much
talk among tho killers. Of oourse the
big packers understand tho reason
shippers will not send hogs to market
aa long as tney are not fairly treated.
With values In tho east very strong
packers are not oven willing to pay
present quotations to locsl people, out
will pay more freight charges added
to tho eastern producer. Even with the
absence of arrivals hers for several
days, buyers offer no encouragement in
prices; the market holding Just steady.
Cattle Hold at Pont.
At 84.00 today the market for best
steers was auito steady, although killers
did not hurry themselves to make pur
chases. Receipts today were 846 head.
This compares with 430 head a week
ago, 134 nead a year ago and 863 bead
this day two years ago.
tTheop -toady But Basy.
Receipts of sheep today were small
Ith the market holding steady but
easy. Today's run waa 146 head aa
againat 1,000 head a week ago, 404 head
year ago ana 7 neaa tnis aay two
years ago.
a year ago tooay nogs ana sneep
were steady, cattle ouii.
Today 67 head of horses cam In.
Official livestock prices:
Hoas Best eastern Oreron. 86.80:
stockers and feeders, $6.006.5; China
rais, ii.oi.iv,
Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers,
$4.00: best cows and half era. $3.86:
bulls. $2.00.
Sheep Wethers. S4.I8O4.60: lambs.
$6.00.
era dug is
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GUI
'01
Wheat Crop Shows Farther
Damage Advance in Chi
cago and Drop Abroad.
4 Beg rfllag Wheat Crop.
4 Northwestern Miller of Minne
apolis, says:
"Reports discouraging on green
bugs; soma bad spots showing Id
the wheat; otherwise the crop
Is making favorable progress.
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
July
Sept
Deo ,
May
July .
. 92
. 96
. 99
..102
JulyS
92
95
98
102
Gain.
WOOL SALES A SUCCESS
Price Rale as High as 21 Ue at
Shanlko Yesterday.
At the wool sales at Shanlko yester
day upward of 1,000,000 pounds were
sold, prices rangtng around 30 to
21 c. The latter was the high market.
Over a half of tho wool offered was
taken by one firm. Thla was the
Botany mills of Palaalc, Now Jersey.
ts purcnases totaled eit.ouo pounos.
Other buyers were Russell A Co.. of
Portland, 85.000 pounds; Pendleton
Scouring Mills, 35,000 pounds, J. Kosh-
!and it uo., i90,uuo pounds, and Hal
lowell, Jones A Donald, 165,000 pounds.
Chicago. July 9 Bad reports are
again coming from tho wheat harveat.
AT special from Kansas City says:
Threatening' returns Indicate that the
wheat crop Is very spotty. Some re
turns are very much better than expect
ed. An estimate on total yield will be
almnlv a auess until complete reports
can be had and that might be 6,000,000
bushels out of line. Weather favorable
and wheat harvesting Is very good.
In the markets today there was some
short covering on the advance, but the
trade Is still very short of wheat. The
market closed to c up. Liverpool
cables were weak with a very aparp
break ahowlng at the close.
Bradatreet's report of the grain visi
ble show:
Wheat East of Rockies, increased
608,000 bu; Canada decreased 1.148.000
bu; Europe and afloat decreased 5,500.
000 bu; world's total decreased 6,160,600
bu.
Corn Decreased 1,204,000 bu.
DIG STEAMER IS
e
riTHOUT CHARTE
Maori King Hides Lazilyva
Ancnor Awaiting in
structions. ,
DELAYED BY TROUBLE
AMONG PASSENGERS
. . , . ,, ., x : ,
Possibility of Vessel Being Fixed to
Load Lumber for Some Foreign
Port Since Frank Waterhouse A
Co. Canceled Original Charter.
Official Chicago prices by Overbook,
Starr A Cooke Co.:
WHEAT.
Open. High.
July..
Sept.
Dec. .
May..
81
96
98 '
101
LOW.
101
Big Sheep Deal.
(Special Dispatch to Th. Joanut.)
Boise, Ida., July 9. Deputy Grazing
Inspector Bergh has just returned from
a trip through the Sawtooth forest re
serve, 100 miles east of here. He was
there inspecting ranges and marking out
aome trains ror tne Tusker sneep com
pany to pass over. This outfit was
formerly owned by Payne & Pence and
waa purchased not long ago by wiscon
sin parties, but the transfer was only
lust made. The deal involved 18,000
head of sheep In 10 bands, and It is said
the consideration was $100,000. High
land valley has been selected as their
opening and closing range.
NEVADA MIXING STOCKS
WOULD LEGISLATE
TRAPS OUT OF BITER
"I am In favor of elosing tho
river against all salmon fishing
for two years at a time. Other
wise I would prohibit trap or
wheel fishing altogether. Some
thing must be done to save the
fish." Robert a Farrell, repre
sentative from Multnomah
county.
"I believe that something
must be done to aid the salmon ,
Industry at once or all tho fish
will be caught t think it would
bo a very good Idea to legislate
out all trape and wheels. Tho
former are especially kHIlnc to
fh IndUStrv aa the era
the
irei. co ash -can pass
them." Willard H. Chapln, rep
resentative from Multnomah'
eou&ty.
rc per lb,
OYSTERS E
Shoal water bay. ner gal.
Ion. $2.50; per 100-lb sack, $4.60; Olym-
ria, per gallon, iz.Z5; per lib-lb sack.
5.50 9 6.25; Eagle, canned, lOo can;
17.00 doz. i
CLAMS Hardshell, per' bog, $2.40;
razor clams. $2.00 per box: 10c per doa
Paints. Coal OIL Etc
ROPE Pure Manila. 15c; standard.
laiic; eisai, lie.
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases.
lo per gai; water watte, iron bbls,
14e per gal: wooden, I'm per gal; head
liaht 170 dear., cases. 21 Uc ner nl
GASOLINE 8fl deg., cases. 24 c per
gai; iron immb, ic per gm.
BENZINE 63 deg.. cases. 25c per gal;
Iron bbls. 98c per gal.
,. TURPENTINE In cases, 96c per gal;
wooden bbls, 93c per gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7o per
lb; 500-lb lots, 8c per lb; less lots, 8c
per lb.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at $3.16.
United States Government Bonds.
New York, July 9. Government
bonds:
Date.
.1806
.1906
.1918
.1918
.1925
.1925
.1907
.1907
Twos, registered. . .
do coupon ...
Threes, registered
do coupon ......
Fours, reg., new. .
do coupon ......
Fours, reg., old. . . .
da couoon
Fours, Philippines.
do coupon ........
Twos. Panama, new
District of Columbia, ...
Bid.
105
105
102
102
128
128
100
100
109
104
114
11 4 U
Asked.
106
106
103
108
129
129
101
101
105
Bid Prlcea Current Today on the San
Franelaco Exchange.
San Francisco, July 9. Official bid
prices :
GOLD FIELD DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 61c, Red Top 84.25, Mo
hawk $16.00, Columbia Mt. 61c, jumbo
$4.25, Jumbo Ext $1.90, Vernal 20oA.
Pennsylvania 3cA, Gold Held M. Co. $2.00
A, Kendall 34c, Booth 46c, Blue Bell
34c, Adams $124. Silver Pick 660, Nev.
Boy 10c, B. B. Ext. 7c,, Blue Bell 19c,
Dixie 6c, G. Columbia 81c, Hlbernia
7c, St. Ives $1.05, Conqueror $1.14. Blk.
Rock 4c, Lone Star 21c, G. Wonder 2c,
Oro 23c, Kendall Ext 2a, Sandat Ext.
4o, Mayne 7c, Atlanta 64c, Great Bend
70c, Slmerone 18c, Empire 12c A, Red
Top Ext. 26c, Florence 16.15, Diam'f B.
B. Con. $2.54, G. Daisy $2.10, Laguna
S1.26A, Commonwealth 26c, Comb. Fract.
$3.40. Or. Bend Ext. 13c, Or. Bend Anx.
Kewanos 8c, Esmeralda lie, Portland
23c, Cracker Jack 19c, Francis Mohawk
$1.25. Red Hill 61c. Lou Dillon 9cA, Y.
Tiger 17CA. S. Pick Ext. 7cA, Col. Mt.
Ext 6oA, Goldf. Cons. $8.45, Diam'f
Triangle 22o.
COMSTOCK DISTRICT.
Ophlr 18c, Mexican 42c, Gould &
Curry 15cA, Con. Virginia 62c, Savage
sic. Hale & Norcross 50c, Yellow Jacket
S1.00A, Belcher 25c, Sierra Nev. 34c,
Exchequer 88c, union 28c.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Bullf. M. C. 18c, Mont Bullf. 4c. Nat.
Bank 20c. L. Harris 2c. Amethyst 80c.
Gold Bar 66c, Stelnway 9cA, Denver
Buf. Anx. 10c A, Bonnie Claro 6 7c A,
May It Cons. 78c. Monty. Ohio Ext. 8c
G, Scepter 14c, Monty. Mt 14c, B, Daisy
13cA, Homestake Cons, lc, Yankee Girl
6c, Nugget 4c, Tramp Cons. 50c, Victor
VOa
TONOFAH DISTRICT.
Ton. Nev.?$4.60A. Mont. Ton. $8.25,
Ton. Ext. $1.80. MacNamara 28c, Mid
way $1.17, Ton. Belmont $3.60, Ton.
No. Star 25c,. Ohio Ton. 2c, West End
Cons. 88c, Rescue 16c. Ton. St Calif.
8cA, Golden Anchor 18c, Jim Butler
$1.10, Ton. Cash Bov 7c, Ton. Home
16c Bost. Ton. 10cA, Monarch Pitts.
Ex. 6c, Mont Mid. Ext. 4c, Golden
Crown 8c, N. Y. Ton. Cons. 2c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons. "46c, Manh. M. Co. 7c
G. Wedge 8c, Seyler Hump 6c, Dexter
13c, L. Joe 2c, Crescent 6cA, Com
bination 4cA. Granny 18c, Mustang 26c,
Cowboy 6c, Orlg. Manh. 8c, Broncho 7c,
Jump. Jack 6c, Pinenut 7c, Buffalo 3c,
S. Dog 15c Y. Horse 4c, Indian Camp 6c.
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Falrv. Silver King lOcA, Fairy. Eagle
62c Nevada Hills $6.60, No. Star Won
der lOcA. Eaaie's Nest 18c. Alice of
Wonder 6cA, Pittsburg Silver Peak
$1.46.
Portland Bank Statement.
July...
Sept. . .
Dec. . ,
July. . .
Sept . .
Dec. . .
July...
Sept . .
July...
Sept . .
Oct
July...
Sept . .
Oct
Jan... .
62
89
108
CORN.
64 64
64 66
62 63
OATS.
48
89'
40 40
MESS PORK.
.1615 1616 1616
.1617 1635 1612
LARD.
. 880 830 889
. 892 897 893
. 902 902 902
SHORT RIBS.
. 847 847 847
. 862 867 862
81
84
97 T4
7
Close.
92
98
99
102
64
64
63
43
89
40
1616
1686
880
897
902
847
867
867
800B
The British steamer Maori King la
still swinging lastly at her anchor in
the middle of tho stream and there is
no telling now how soon Bhe will be
fixed for loading, .her charter to the
Frank Waterhouse line having boon can
celed. 1
Tho Maori King waa engaged to carry
a cargo of flour and general . merchan
dise from this port to north China and
Siberia, but arrived too late to take
the cargo intended for her. The delay
was due principally to a race war on
board when the steamer was on her
way from the orient to Suaymas, Mex
ico, wun a load run oi tjnineso ana
Russian laborers.
The Russians fell out with the Chi
nese and some blood would have been
shed had not the officers decided to
steer for San Pedro, where tho trouble.
makers were reprimanded. One of tho
coolies wss kept in irons for a long
time. From Guaymas the Maori King
came hero. She is the first steamer in
many months to He hers in ballast seek
ing a charter.
There is a possibility of her being
engaged to carry lumber, hut the for
eign market Is said to be somewhat con
fused, although several orders have re
cently come from South America, espe
cially since the slump in the San Fran
elaco market. The Norwegian steamer
Mathilda is at the mills of to Portland
Lumber company loading lumber for
Australia, and the Norwegian steamer
Tnyra is due to reach nere soon. The
Thyra Is under charter to the Pacific
Export Lumber company to load for
China The American Trading company
la dispatching the Mathilda
CREW FIGHTS FLAMES
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Clearings today
do year ago .
Gain today
Balances today .
do year ago . ,
..$1,232,678.76
,. 891.226.04
Early Advance Is Lost by Heavy
Liquidating Sales.
Tho stock market closed sharply low
er today. Profit taking was the cause
of the latter slump.
The Boston News Bureau wires: "The
deadlock between producers and con
sumers of copper has been broken. The
new prices agreed upon are electrolitlc
22c. Take 28c. Larare sales of copper
can now oe momentarily expected. '
Official New xora prices by over-
beck, Starr & Cooke Co.:
Open.
Am. Copper Co. 93
Am. Loco., c
Am. Sugar, c 12
Am. Smelt, c. 119
Atchison, c 91
Baltimore A Ohio, e 98
Brooklyn Rapid Transit... 67
Canadian Pacific, c 174
Chi. Milwaukee &- St P...134H
Colorado Fuel A Iron, e... 82
Erie, c Z5
Louisville & Nashlvlla ..116
Missouri Pacific
New York Central ....
Pennsylvania Railway .
Peo. Gas, Light ft C. Co.. 92
Reading, c. 107
Rock Island, cn zi
do preferred 46
Southern Pacific, c 80
Union Pacific, c 140
United States Steel coC, c. 37
United States Steel Co.. p.100
Officers and Sailors on Steamer Un
dine Save Farmhouse.
Officers of tho stesmer Undine on re
turning to Portland Monday from Van
couver, discovered a farm house burn
ing. Captain Cnpeland,- master of the
Undine, sounded a fire alarm and the
entire crew turned out at once to fight
the flames under command of Captain
Copeiand and Flrat Officer Leslie Loula
While part of the crew were directing
the streams on the burning dwelling
aome of the others entered the building
and carried out the household goods. A
woman was the only occupant and after
the flames were extinguished she waa
taken on board and transported to the
Washington aide, where she left for
Vancouver.
THREE SAILORS
am: nnni'ifirn
IIHL UUUWIILU
: r- . ,i v. i h . 8sBSBwsssSMsjpisBjPBSssaBjsBssasnBB t . .m '
Members of Crew of H. (ay
Pierce's YachtLose Lives
in Harbor at New York.
(Jearaal Special Service.),
New York, July 8. Three members
of the crew of tho steam yacht Taoona,
owned by Henry Clay Pioroo of 8t
Louis, wore drowned in . tho Hudson
river today when a yawl earrvtna- t
crew was upset by a sailor rocking tho
boat Four were rescued. ' The crew
was returnlna to the vuht after lu.
of absence. The dead are Rudolph
Johnson, Frederlckson Vondorsen, and
Herman Vondaraen.
Yaoona reached port yesterday after
a week's cruise on Long Island sound,
Pleroo Is chairman of tho board of
tho Waters Pleroo Oil company.
Wlllscott, Am. bk........ Newcastle. A.
Port Patrick, Br. sh Newcastle. A,
St. Mlrren. Rr. ah..- - Ni..tl. a
Crillon, Fr. bk.. .....Newcastle, A.
a MMAM I m 13w Kb Y... ..I. .
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk. .Newcastle, A.
St. Louis. Fr. sh.. Newcastle, A.
Trams Steamers Bn Bouts. "V.
Henrlk Ibsen, Nor. str, , .San mnclsoViv.
ouean A i.r,nH.. n. ... -w.
- --- . v. . ...... .nwiii.
Strathnoss, Br. str.,.. Port Los Angeles
Oil Carrie am Boats.
ArpU. Am. str Port Harford
Cataala, Am. str ..Qavlot
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
t
A hold full Of 800 tona of fralrht m.
passenger list that crowded overy state
room ana ail extra places taken waa
tho record of the maiden trln nt h
Breakwater for Coos Bay when she
cleared last nirit
Tho Geo. W. Elder arrived in Astoria
this mornlna and will reach the Pnri.
land dock lata this afternoon.
Tho British ship Strathnairn, which
arrived In port yesterday morning, Is
unloading 13,500 barrels of oement
brought from London for B-lfnup
Guthrie company.
i ne catania ir unloading 18.600 bar
rels of crude oil at Llnnton for tfc-
Aaaociated Oil company, brought hero
from Gavlata.
The steamshlo President reoortail th
weather 200 miles south of North Head
laat night by wlreleaa measaa-a For.
caster Beals saya that as soon as the
oriental liners are equipped with wire
less annoratus the local bureau will h
f reatly aided In Its work. Reports will
hen reach Portland while steamers
are still 1,000 to 1,400 miles out at sea
MARINE NOTES
RESUMES SERVICE
. 76
.113
124
79
138
87
100
COMPLAINT OF MRS. .
GOULD TOO STRONG
(Journal Special Berries.)
New York July 9. Upon the order of
Supreme Justice McCall the allegations
of infidelity and tampering with' mall,
have been stricken from the divorce
complaint filed against Howard Gould
by his wife. The 'court, however, re
fused to grant Gould's request that a
third allegation, that he had his wife
shadowed by detectives, be stricken from
the complaint
WALKER ACCUSED OF
ROBBING A STORE
D. P. & A. N. Again Handling White
Salmon Freight.
(Special Dispatch to Toe Joaraal.)
Hood River, July 8. After suspeBd
lnsr its freight service to White Salmon
for several months, tho D. P. A A. N.
company has resumed again, due to the
fact that the J. N. Teal, which waa put
on the river, recently, Is stopping there.
unaoie 10 gei rreigni consigned to inem
any other way, residents on the North
Bank have, since about May 1. been
ferrying It across the river from the
O. R. & N. The residents of tho North
Bank sre anxious to have tho Open
River Transportation company put on
another boat so they will be Insured a
dally service and say that If it doea
they will pledge themselves to give It
their patronage.
MARINE IVTELLIQENCB
Xog-lar Xlners Duo to Arrive.
Kedondo, Seattle July 10
Columbia San Francisco........ July 12
Breakwater, San Francisco.... July 13
Alliance, Coos Bay July 16
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.,.; July 16
Alesla, orient. .....July 16
Costa Rica. San Francisco. .July 17
G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way.July 2$
Nicomedia, orient juiyzf
Numantla. orient...,,.... Auguat 18
Arabia, orient Sept 1
Begular Xdasxg to Depart.
Alliance, Coos Bay .....July 10
Costa Rica. San Francisco July .10
G. W. Elder, San Pedro and way.July 11
Kedondo, seatue ana way Juiy iz
Breakwater, Coos Bay ....... . . July 16
Columbia, San Francisco ...... juiy 16
Roanoks, San Pedro and way. ...July 18
Alesla, orient ....July 27
Nicomedia, orient .August f
Numantla. orient Auguat 28
Arabia, orient September IS
Tassels la port.
Tola Rr. sh Elevator dock
Jordanhlll, Br. by. Astoria
Zinita. Br. bk .. . ... u. vBaat Pins
Llllebonne. Am. sch...O. R, A N. Alblna
Waanucta. Am. bar so. .University Mill
Chehalls. Am. bktn..... ...... Knappton
J. H. Lunsman. Am. sch.
.Stella
Astoria July 9. Arrived at 4:80 anil
left up at 8 a. nr. steamer George W.
Elder, from 8an Pedro and way norta.
Arrived down at 6 and aalled at 10 a m.,
steamer Excelsior, for San Francisco,
Arrived down at 6 a m., and aalled at
7:30 a. m.. steamer Breakwater, for Cooa
Bay. Arrived at 11 a. m.. steamer Ar
gyll, from Port Harford.
Astoria, July 8. Left up at 1:10 p.
m., steamer Catania Left up at 1:30
p. m., barge Washington In tow of tug
Samson.
Astoria July 9. Condition of the bar
at 8 a m., smooth; wind northwest, 8
miles; weather, cloudy.
Tides at Astoria today High water
1:08 a. m., 6.7 feet Low water 6:47 a,
m., 0.4 feet; 8:38 p. m.. 3.6 feet.
MEAD'S SECRETARY
IS FRANK DALLAM
(Special Dispatch to Tbe J.nnul.)
Olympia, Wash.. July 9. At the ex
ecutive offices announcement is mads
today of the appointment of Frank
Dallam Jr., of Wenatchee, as private
secretary to the governor, succeeding A.
N. Brown, whose resignation waa an
nounced 10 days ago. Mr. Dallam takes
office July 16 on the retirement of Mr.
Brown.
The new private secretary Is the son
of Frank Dallam, one of the pioneer
newspaper men of the state, now editor
of the Palmer Mountain Prospector at
Loomla, Okanogan county. The elder
Mr. Dallam was the founder of the
Spokane Review and has been In tho
newspaper business In Washington
since 188Z. The new nrlvato secretary
Is 27 years old, a native of California,
married, and has spent nearly his entire
life In this state. He was a student at
tho state colleae at Pullman for a year
and at tho University of California for
a year. For the last aeven years he has
been In the newspaper business, a largo
part of the time In the Okanogan coun
try. Ho is now editor and advertising;
manager of the Wenatchee Dally World.
He ts in town today, In conference with
the governor.
Don't fall to pay your west sldo gas
bill tomorrow. Positively tho last oay
of discount.
LONG FLIGHT WILL
BE TRIED IN AIRSHIP
(Journal Special Service.)
Toledo, Ohio, July 9. Roy Knaben-
snue, the aereonaut, is planning a long e
dtHte.nre teat with hi- new rilrrihl hnl. "l
loon. Some time this week Kjiabenshu-
will make tho flight from Toledffb
Cleveland, a distance of 137 miles, fi an
average speed or zu mues an hour, xno
ship will carry three passengers, one of
whom will be Mrs. Knabenshue. This
unariesiuit. u. is. iihyj .n-i uui i ... . . , , . , .
Paul Jones. U. S. N Astoria temTrfEi
Maori King, Br. ss. Stream t evw attempted.
. .iour mui
. . .Westport
(Special Dispatch to Th. Joaraal.)
Astoria, Or., July 9. A man named
James Walker was arrested yesterday,
charged witn robbing a state at Ham
mond Sunday afternoon of Ttoods val
ued at $160. Walker was arraigned in
justice court yesterday afternoon and
pleaded not guilty and was committed
to the county jail in default of $600
bonds to appear Wednesday for exam
ination. CAR DISMEMBERS
MESSENGER BOY
841,847.71
124,801.19
98,122.93
Foreign Exchange Jtates.
New York. July 9. Foreign exchange
market opened dull and steady, with
rates down S points 60 days, 483.90
484; francs. 616; marks, 66 6-6; cables,
487487.55; demand, 487487.06.
k Liverpool Grain Market. ,
Llverpol, July . Official prices:
WHEAT. . r :-
'' Ooen. Close. July',
July..7s 3 d Ts i d 7s 8d
is itto !. s s a
7s 6d 7e 7,d
CORN.
4slld 4slld
Sept. 7s 4d
Deo,. .7s 6d
Sept. 4s 11 d
Loas.
ld
: 14d
Liverpool Cotton Marked
LlveroooL July' 9. Cotton futures
closed' very steady, SH to a points down.
(Soecial Dispatch to Tbe Joaraal.)
Vancouver. B. C. July 9. -A messen
ger boy named Frank Miller, aged 18, of
North Vancouver, was run over and in
stantly killed hv one of the big Inter-
urban cars on Hastings street last even
ing at 7:16. His body was horribly mu
tilated and crushed. . His head was
nearly severed from his body and his
body was cut In two. ' ' -
TRAITOR TORTURED
BY MEN HE BETRAYED
(Journal Special Service.) -Riga,
Russia, July 9.-A revolutionist
named Sproge, who betrayed his com
rades who were plotting In an old flour
mill, was te-ribly tortured afto tho po
lice had raided the mill, killing 10 revo
lutionists and capturing many. Sproge
was taken to the mill and tied to the
floor. A sack with a small hole in It
was tied around his head and flour
poured through the hole until Sproge
was smothered tp death, ,
. Don't fall to pay your west sldo gas
bill tomorrow. Positively tho last day
of discount. '
Manshu Maru, Jap. ss..
Alvena. Am. sch
J. M. Griffith, Am. bktn Stella
Dalgonar, Br. sh... Columbia No. 1
Mathilda Nor ss .Portland Lbr Co.
I Wallacot, Am. oarge. university jwar vo.
Aiumn.t aui. .vii. . .iijruuuft
Bee, Am. sch. . .Willamette I. A S. Wks.
Lettltla, Am. sen , Rainier
Costa Rica, Am ss ...Ainsworth
Alliance, Am. ss... Couch etreet
Strathnairn,. Br. ss ....Mersey
Yosemlte, Am. ss Astoria
Catania, Am. ss Llnnton
. Samba Carriers Bn Bouts.
Mabel Gale, Am. sch.,... Sac Frerntaoo
Retriever. Am. bktn San ranclaeo
South Bay, Am. str San Francisco
Echo, Am. bktn San Francisco
Melrose, Am. sch. San Pedro
Sailor Boy, Am. sen Ban Franclsoo
Alden Besse, Am. bk San Francisco
Louisiana. Am. bk San Pedro
Irene, Am. sch San Diego
Washington, barge San Pedro
Aurella, Am. str San Francisco
James Rolph, Am. sch ...San Francisco
Bn Boats With Cement and OensrsL
Buccleuch, Br. sh............ Hamburg
Brenn, Fr. bk... ..Hull
Conway Castle, Br. bk....;.... Antwerp
Europe, Fr. bk .....Antwerp
uenevieve Monnos, ft. dk..,,,. onaon
Rene Kervtler. Fr. sh ..Hamburg
Laennec. Fr. sh Swansea
je Pllier, irr. bk.... ...........London
Martha Roux, Fr, bk. ......... Hamburg
Mozambique. Br. sh.. ....Newcastle. E.
Samoa. Br. bk ...Shields
Slam. Ger. sh....... ......London
Thiers, Fr. all .....Newcastle. E.
Vincennes, Fr. bk.............GFasgow
Marechael Turrene. Fr. bk.,.. Hamburg
Villa do Mulhouso, Fr. bk. . . . . .Antwerp
Guethary, Fr. bk..i ...Antwerp
Plerrl Loti. Fr, bk............ Antwerp
Waldsn Abbey, Br. ah......... Antwerp
GlensBsllu, Br. sh . ........... .Antwerp
Versailles, Fr.bk........ ..... ...Leltfi
General de Boisdeffro. Fr. bk,,.. London
General do Negrler, 2"r. bk...... London
Bayard. Fr. bk. ...is. ....... ..Antwerp
Villa do Dijon, Ft. bk. , , ... . . . .Antwerp
. Coal Ships 8a Bouts. .
Belen. Fr. bk Newcastle. A.
CoL de Vlllebols MarenU.Fr. bk
...V.. Newcastle, A.
CUverdon, Br. go. ..... . .Newcastle, ' A.
.-Iw, .jr
AMERICANS DESIRE
INTERNATIONAL COURT
(Journal Special Service.)
The Hague, July 9 -Among tho new
propositions introduced at the Interna
tional peace conference yesterday was
that of the American delegation regard
ing a permanent court of nations to be
established and maintained here. The
Idea Is to have a court to servo the pow
ers In the same capacity that the su-
f reme court of the United States serveg
he Americans.
CALIFORNIA FLOOD'
DOING HEAVY DAMAGE
Bakersfield, Cal., July 9. Destruction
Is spreading over the rich wheat and
alfalfa regions of Kern county. The
flood water is spreading at will. More
than 260,000 sacks of wheat, worth
81.60 a sack are already gone. Tha
damage to ditches, fences, hay, alfalfa
fields; levees and personal property will
boN enormoua
Don t fall to pay your weat side gas
fa
bill tomorrow,
of discount.
Positively tho last day
F. MISSLER
(Bremen, Qermany.)
B10418 BIST ST OAXV-STOir,
BANK
(Unincorporated)
Remittance of Money to v
and from Europe
POBBiaB KOBZT SZOXABOB. '
Ticket Offioo for tho Steamers from and
. ' .so Buropa. )
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