THE , OREGON DAILY , ' JOURNAE. : PORTLAND,- SATURDAY ' EVENINO, JULY : 20. 1007.
TODAY'S
MARKETS
IMP
'Chlttlm Bark Market Is Firmer at TJn
; changed Prices Peel, Is Not Near as
Heavy as Was Expected for This Year
ADVANCE
III SALT PRICE
Fine Grades' Ur Two Dollars
and Coarse a Dollar and
a naif a Ton. '
Latest market feature:
Bharp advance In salt.
Chlttlm bark Ja steadier.
Ginseng la In good demand.
Poultry market still dragging.
Etna retain a weak tone.
Brawley "canta" 0c advanced.
Chocolata and cocoa abarply up.
harp Advanoea U Bait.
tv.. ..it rket la again showing
eharp advance, due to manipulation by
the bis- Interests and to the shortage
in auppllea cauaed by labor acarolty,
All gradea of flne aalt are advanced
II a ton while coarae and half-ground
alt .Is 11.10 a ton higher. Thee sd
vjjAi are among the largest aeen In
aalt market at one time in recent
are and ahow clearly Juat how tight
ha lntereata have control of available
- auppllea. At the new prlcea the market
ahowa a wonderfully atronf tone and
there are some that are predicting atlll
further galna In valuea. The new prlcea
are now In effect.
Short Chlttlm Bark Peel.
Late newa from the varloua chlttlm
bark sections atate that the peel la
much lighter than expected. In thla
city the recelpta are not a quarter of
what they were a year ago and the peel
at that time was very light owing to
the labor acarclty. Chlttlm receiver
Bay It la useless to expect men to go
out into the forests ana peei enmira
r r i
FIRST GREAT RUN OF
SAL3I0N OF SEASON
Special Dlapitcb to Th Journal.
Astoria, Or., July 20. The
first big run of salmon that has
entered the river since the
Opening of the aeaaon la now on.
Both at the mouth of the river
and above Tongue Point many
boats caught as high as two
tons and a large number caught
between one and two tons. The
seining grounds are now catch
ing large quantities, aa also are
tho traps. The fish are quite
large, the majority weighing
over 15 pounds. If the run keeps
up until v the end of the season
a big business will be the re
sult during the fall.
bark at the prevailing prices when they
can secure several times the reward by
engaging In other occupations. Prac
tically all the chlttlm being peeled thla
aeaaon la sent In by women and chil
dren who make considerable money In
this way.
Poultry Market "till Drags-la-A
dragging tone continues In the
poultry market and stocks are hard to
move at any price. Home of the dealers
tried to hold up the retail trade for
former high prices and they are still
keeping their chickens. Tho market Is
fully a cent lower than last week and
even at the decline the large killers
are not anxious to buy. Bays one of
ihem: "For a long time we have been
forced to pay enormous prices for
chickens simply because auppllea were
not overlurge. Every day we would go
down to the street to buy chickens the
frlce would be boosted and we are fet
ing very tired of this. I believe In
ood prices Out not in outrageous ones.
e commission traae aoes not muice
H7e; medium to prime, I9IK0; con-
irscis, iui orop. ivtfjuo.
WOOL 1807 clip Valley. 10 Alio
eastern uregon. II a 310.
MU11A1K NSW 1U7 ZIOII "49.
6HEEP8KIN8 8heei.f. 1602SC
each: short wool, 210 40a: uuulun. wool,
t(P7Do eacn; long wool, 75ci.oo each.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, I HOc; No.
1 ana grease, xwihc
I'HXTilM BAKK 60 per 10.
Pratt and Tegetablee.
POTATOES 12 per sack: old. $1.
ONIONS Jobblna erica New Cali
fornia red. IS per sack: New Walla
Walla S2.60O1 lb: garlic, to per lb.
APPLES New. II.00O1.7K
FRESH FRL'lTS Oranaes. SIO:
bananas. Bo lb: lemons. is 4 1,50 per
cox; limes, Mexican, J4.00 per
100: pineapples, 3.26w.0Cf Cos, grape
fruit, ts.25; cherries. BiJflOc lb; logan-
Dernes, lira l.io crate; peaches, ooca
1.18; oantajoupea, fancy, JS.OO4.00
raspberries, $ 1.25 ; plums, 11; water
melons, jduc per 10.
3ETABLE3 Turnip
fh
anything by boosting chicken value
out of sight because when prices go u
they are sure to com oown me rai
ther they advance the greater the slum
will he when aunnlles are more liberal.
Borne small arrivals of spring duck
and geese were shown on the street
this morning but they found but little
demand.
Onlv a weak tone Is shown In th
era market today. Receipts cannot be
called heavy but the trade Is very badl
scared and seems willing to sacrifice
Drlcea lust In order to unload
Cheese market continues to strength
en but values are holding stationary
Creamery butter holding Just about
steady with supplies not much larger
than demand.
Cantaloupes ng- Xiffher,
Another car of cantaloupes arrived
In from Brawley. California, this morn
ing. Stocks were'U the b-t condition
and were In heavy demand. Bo groat
was the call for Brawley atocic tna
rrice were advanced 60c a crate while
''cants-' from other districts were draw
clnr inn were seillna at various prices
This condition seems to be general all
over the country. For two seasons th
Brawley stock has taken the lead be
cause of flno auallty while hertofore th
best troods have come from Coachella
However, there were reports of disease
In the Imperial valley stock a year
ago and mis nurt tne traaa.
The following dlsnatch from New
Tork In the Chicago Produce News, ex
rjla ns the situation:
"It is remarkable how the buyers of
fancy fruit demand the Imperial Crown
brand or cantaloupes, wmcn la nanaiea
by Lyon Brothers company. wednes
day when there were eight cars of Cal
lfornlas on the market this brand was
put up 60c a crate, while It was neeee
sarv to reduce other Californlas 60c
crate. Either one of two things, the
Imnerlal valley grows better canta
loupes than Coachella, or else they are
put up oettcr.
Brief Votes of the Trade.
Coast chocolate and cocoa Is 1 to lc
a pound advanced.
Babcock lye Is advanced 2Ro.
Loganberries are acarce. Some arrived
this morning In a leaky condition.
String beans are scarce with prices
firmer.
8mall apples coming from The Dalles
are selling at n.ssowiou a oox. uooa
4-tler stock sells readily at J2.00.
Apricots are selling well at $1.35
l,ou. uooa quamy.
Today's market features:
drain, Flour and Peed.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, c, large
lot: small lots. vc.
WHEAT CluD, infjBoo; rea itussian,
r: bluestem. 87 88c: valley. 84B8Bo.
RN Whole, 128.00; cracked, 129.00
per T;n.
-Feed. 121.00 0 22.00
rer ton: rolled, $23.()924.00; brewing,
22.00 23.00.
RYE $1.56 per cwt.
OATS New Producers' price No. t
white. 128.00 per ton; gray, 127.00.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents,
14.30; straights. $4.25; export. $4.00;
valley, $4.30$4.40; graham, Us. $3.76;
whole wheat $4.00; rye, 60s. Jj.OO; bales,
$2.76.
MILLSTUFF8 Bran, $17.00 per ton;
middlings, $26.00; shorts, country. $20;
city, $19.00: chop. $16.0021.00.
HAY Producers' price Timothy,
Willamette valley fancy, $17.00018.00;
ordinary, $12.00r4.00: eastern Oregon,
$18; mixed, $1010.60: clover, $7.60;
grain. $8 10; cheat. $8.6010.60.
Butter, Xggu and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT f. a b. Portland
Sweet cream. 26c; sour, 24a
BUTTER City creamery. 27 He; sec
ends, 25Hc; outside fancy, 26c; seconds,
22 He; store. Oregon. 184J19c.
EGGS Exera fancy, candled, 28
J3c;; good candled, 2222"c.
CHEESE New Full cream, flats,
1616ttc per lb; Young Americas, 16
16 Ho per lb.
POULTRY Mixed chickens, 13 c;
fancy hens, 14c; roosters, old. 10c lb;
frvers, 1616c lb; broilers, 1516e ij;
old ducks, 13c lb; spring ducks, 14c .b;
feese, old, 8g)10e per lb; soring geese.
2W18c per lb: turkeys, ll13b lb;
for old; squabs, $2.60 per doeen; pigeons,
$1.26 per dozen. Dressed poultry, 1
Hie per lb. higher.
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1906 crop prime to choice.
VEGETABLES Turnip new. 0c
$1.00 ssck; carrots, T6c& $1.00 per sacL,
beets, $1.60 per sack; parsnips, $1.00i
$1.25; cabbage, $2.00; tomatoes. Cali
fornia, $1.001.25; Oregon, $1.50; par
snips, 90o$1.00; wax beans, 6c;
freen, 6c per lb; cauliflower, M.lbit
.60 dnsan: peas, 6o; horseradish, 8c
lb; artichokes, 85076o dox; rhubarb, 8c
lb; green onions, 26o per doa; bell pep
pers, 1013ttc per lb; head lettuce,
( ) don,; cucumbers, hothouse, 20
40c dot; outdoor, 76c a box; rad
ishes, lEo dox bunches; eggplant, $6.26
crate; green corn. 16 25c dos.
Orooeiiss, STnts, Bto.
BUG AP. Cube, $ 6. 2 2 V4 ; powde red.
$6.07 tt; berry, $6.87 Vj ; dry, granulated,
$5.87: Star. $6.7H; conf. A, IR.87H.
extra b. $6.K golden C. $5,27 4; D
yellow, $5.17; beet granulated, $6.77 H.
barrels, lOo; half barrels, z6o; box,
60o advanoe on sack basis.
(Above prices are $0 aaya net oaan
quotations.)
HONEY $8.1 b per crate.
COFFEE Package brands, $15.8$ O
16.63.
SALT Coarse Half ground, 100s,
$12.50 per ton; 60s, $13; table, dairy, 60s,
$17.60; 100s. $17.26; bales, $2.10; im
ported Liverpool, 60s, $20.00;100s. $19;
224s, $18: extra fine, bbls., 2s, 5s and
1 (Is, $4 5006.60; Liverpool lumti rock.
lio.KO per ton; to-lD rock, in.oo; loos,
$10.60.
(Above prices spply to sales of les
than car lots. Car lots at special prices
subject to fluctuations.)
RICE: Imperial Japan. No, 1. c; No.
2. 645c; New Orleans, nead. 7c;
AJax, 6c: Creole, 6c.
BEANS Small white, $3.80; large
white, $3.26; pink. $3.40; bayou, $3.90
Llmaa. 8 14c; Mexloan red- 4 He.
NUTS Peanuts. Junitu, Uc per lb;
Virginia, 7Ho per lb; roasted. 10c per
lb; Japanese. 60SHc; roasted. ?7tto
per lb; walnuts. California. ie per id;
pine nuts. 1415o per lb: hickory nuts
10c per lb: Braxll nuts. 18c per lb; fll
berts, 16c per lb; fancy pecans, 1820o
per lb; almonds, iscziho.
Keats, risk and Provisions.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs.
fancy, 8 He per lb; Jarge, 7i!?8o per
lb; veal, extra, SHrawo per id; ordinary,
8c per lb; poor. 6 0 7c per lb; mutton,
fancy, 8Jjc per lb.
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams. 10 to 11 lbs. l4o per lb;
14 to 1 lbs. 16o per lb; 18 to 20 lbs,
1614c: breakfast bacon, 16 H 9220 pet
lb; picnics. 12c per lb; cotiage roll,
11 Ha per lb: regular short clears, un-
smoked, 12c per lb: smoked, 13c per lb;
clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 13o
per lb; Union butts, 10 to 13 lbs un
smoked, 8o per lb; smoked, vo per lb;
clear bellies, unsmoked, 11 He per lb;
smoked, ItHo per lb: shoulders, 12Hc
per lb; pickled tongues, 60o each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leat. 10o. ISo
per lb; 6s, ISHo per lb: 60-lb tins. 12Ho
per lb; steam rendered, 10a. H14o per
lb: 5s, 11 Ho per lb; compound, 10s, lOo
per lb.
FISH Rook cod. 7c per lb: flounders,
6c ber lb.; halibut, 7o per lb,: striped
bass, 12c per lb; catfish. 10c per lb; sal
mon, fresh Columbia chlnook. 11 Ho per
lb.; Bteelheads, 10c per lb; herrings, 6c
fier lb; soles, 6c per lb; shrimps, 10c per
b; perch, 6o per lb; black cod, 7c per
lb; tomcod. 7o per lb; lobsters, 16c per
lb; fresh mackerel. 8o per lb; crawfish.
20c per dos; sturgeon, 10c per lb; black
bass, 20c per lb; silver smelt, 7o per
lb; shad, o per lb; black cod, 7 He
par lb.
riTSTURfl flhoslwater bav. tier rat
ion, $2.60; per 100-lb sack, $4.60: Olym-
'la, per gallon, iz.zb; per ho-id sacic.
5.6006.25; Eagle, canned, 10c can;
7.00 dos.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box. $2 40;
raxor clams. $2.00 per box: 10c per doa.
Paints. Coal Oil. Bto.
ROPE Pure Manila. 1514c; standard.
18 c; aisai, lie.
coal oil. pean or Astral uases,
18 He Der Ral: water white, iron bbl
14c per gal: wooden. 17o per gal; head-
llrht. 170 dec cases. 21 Ho per gaL
GASOLINE 86 deg.. cases. 24 Ho per
gal; Iron bbls, 18c per gal.
BENZINE S deg.. cases. ISo per gal;
Iron bbls, 98o per gal.
tukpkntimiu in cases, soo per gai;
woooen ddis, Vic per gai.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. lo per
id: &UU-1D iota, so per 10; less tots, svic
per id.
WlHis tiAiLiO rreseni oasis at j.io
HIGHER PRICES
III HE STOCK
Nevada Shares Advance in
San Francisco With Set
tlement of Strike.
San Franolsco, July 20. The settle
ment Of the strike at Ooldflelds waa a
good aid to the trading In mine shares
todav on the local exchasge. Gains are
shown In many Issues and there waa a
healthier tone all around.
Official Nevada bid prices by Over-
beck A Cooks Co.:
OOLDFIELDS DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 49cA. Red Ton $4.10. Mo
hawk 117. 60A. Columbia Mountain 60c,
Jumbo 14.35, Jumbo Extension $1.77 H.
Vernal 16o. Pennsylvania IcA, Uoinrieid
Mining Co. $1 60. Kendall 30c, Booth
49o. Adams 12c, Silver Pick lo. May
Queen 20cA. Nevada Boy to, B. U.
Extension 8c, Blue Bell lie, Dixie c.
O. Columbia 43o. Hlbernla 7c, St Ives
98c. Conqueror 12c. Black Rock 4o, Lone
Star 20c, O. Wonder 1c, Potlsch 6c,
Oro 20c, Kendall Extension So, Sand
stone Extension 4o. Mayne 7c, Atlanta
62c. Great Bend 73c. Empire lZcA. Kod
Top Extension 24c, Florence $6.46, Dla
mondfleld B. B. Con. $3.64, Common
wealth 27e. Comb, Fraot, $2.46, Great
Bend Extension 14c, Great Bend Annex
12c A. Mlllstorm 4o. B. B. Bonanza, go.
Kewanos 76c, Esmeralda 16c, Portland
10c, Cracker Jack 18e, Francis Mohawk
$1 ISA. Ked Hill 63, Mohawk Extension
9c. Lou Dillon 8c, Y. Tiger1 18o. Grandma
17c. S. Pick Extension 4o. Y. Rosa 6c.
Col. Mt Ext. 4o, Goldfleld Con. $8.42.
COM8TOCK.
nnkt. fli an i ( . I a. n 1 1 . riAul A.
Curry 16c. Con. Virginia 65c, Savage 64c,
Hule . Norcioas eOcA, Yellow Jacket
91c, Belcher 31o, Confidence 67c, Sierra
Nevada 3 7c. Exchequer 60cA. Union llo.
BULLFROO DISTRICT.
ng M. C. 16o, Mont.
Bank 21c. L. Harris
2c, Amethyat 26c, Gold Bar 78o, Stein
way 6c, Denver Buf. Anex lOcA. Bonnie
Clare 48c. Mayflower Cons. 36c, Monty.
Ohio Extension. 8c, G. Scepter 8c,
Monty. Mountain 13c, B. Daisy 8c,
Homestake Con. 86e, Yankee Girl 6cA,
Nugget 6cA. Tramp Con. 46c, Victor
9cA, North Star 6cA.
TONOPAHS.
Ton. Nev. $18A. Mont. Ton $3.85. Ton.
Ext. 31.76A, MacNamara 28c. Midway $1,
Ton. Belmont $3.40, Ton. No. SUr 14c
Ohio Ton. 3c, West End Cons. 84cA,
Rescue 17c, Ton A- California 60, Golden
Anchor 19c. Jim Butler $1.06. Ton. Cash
Hoy 6c, Ton. Home 6c, float. Ton. lOcA.
Monarch Pitts. Ex. lOcA. Mont Mid,
fc.xt. 4c. uolden Crown 8c.
MANHATTAN DI8TRICT.
Manh. Cons. 60cA. G. Wedge 6c,
Seyler Hump. 6c, Dexter 14c, L. Joe
(jreecent jc, Combination 81, Uranny
oc. Mustang 28c, Little Orey xoca,
owboy 4c. Broncho 7c. Jump. Jack 7c,
Plnenut 6c. Buffalo 6A, 8. Dog 16o,
1. Morse 4c, Indian Camp be.
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Fairv. Silver King lOcA. Nevada Hills
6c, No Star Wonder 4c. Eagle Nest 17c,
Ruby Wonder 2wc, Alice of Wonder 8c,
1'lttsDurg ttllver reak 31.37 H-
WHEAT RUNS 61
POUNDS
BUSHEL
Samples Tested at Fendleton
Show Encouraging Con
dition Bad Break.
Original 7c, Bullfrog
(Special Dispatch to Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., July 20. Har
vesting li now going on in dif
ferent parts of Umatilla county
with the best of results. Where
the wheat land is best harvest
will bon In full blast next week,
when many combines will be
out. Where the land Is not of
the best quality many 80 and 36
bushel yields have already been
harvested, and where it Is beat
there will be many 60 and 10
buahel crops.
Samples that hare been brought
In to Pendleton have tested 61
pounds to the bushel. It Is now
predicted that new wheat will
open at 76 cents per bushel.
EUROPEANS KNOW
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
July...
Sept...
Deo
May....
July 20. July 19.
...89 90B
...91HB 92
...96SA 9S
...99HB 101H
Loss.
1
1
1
lVi
1906.
76H
78lJ
Ing
o?
Chicago. July 20. The wheat market
waa a disappointment to the bulla
showing more than 1 H to lo net loss
for tne day. The news was very much
the same as on previous days, 90 per
cent of the reports from the sprln
wheat country being bad. A few
them were special and very bullish. A
northwest leader wired from Dakota
that the best farmers who keep track of
their crop all over the state are esti
mating 80 per cent of the production of
last year. Kansas reports on yields
continue very uncertain. That state re
ports threshing returns of 6 to 15 bush
els per acre. One thing Is certain, the
new crop is not beginning to move very
fast. Tne two principal southwest mar
kets had received 179,000 bushels,
against 432,000 a year ago. Millers and
leading Kaneai City men reported ex
port sales of flour. Export news Is Im
proving all the time. The cables were
rather weak, and this, together with
hedging sales and some local unloading
by longs, give the market Its marked
weakness.
Broom hall estimates world's ship
ments for wheat on Monday at about
8. 000, 000 bushels. Argentine shipments,
436,000, against 288,000 last week: India
shipments, 912,000, against 1,198,000
last year.
Official Chicago prices by Overbeck.
A Cooke company:
WHEAT.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Southern and I'nlon Pacific Are the
Leaders of Trade.
New York July 20. The stock market
today held very steady at the opening,
under lead of Southern Pacific. Union
Paclflo also showed a great deal of
strength. The bank statement was fa
vorable and about as expected. Before
the close prices eased off a little on
profit taking by professionals but the
market generally held Its own.
Official New York prices by" Over-
beck & Cooke company:
DESCRIPTION.
New York Ootton Market.
Jan.
March
April
May .
uly .
Aug. .
sent.
Oct. .
Nov. .
Dec. .
July.
Open. High. Low. 20 19
. 1183 1187 1180 1182 11RS
1186 1189
. 1193 1196 1192 1191 1196
,. 1196 1199
, 1201 1202 1201 1200 120S
, 1183 1176 1182
. 1147 1160 1146 1146 1146
. 1140 1142 1138 1136 1141
. 1168 1173 1168 1170 1171
, 1172 1182 1172 1168 1170
, 1176 1182 ,1171 1176 1178
Liverpool Cotton Higher,
Llvercool. July 20. Cotton futures
are steadjf, 2H to 4 points up.
NewVork Bank Statement.
New Tork, July 20
AN AWFUL TONE IN
THE CHICKEN MARKET
"Chicken market lev- in awful
condition and we have been un
able 'to clean up. I hear the
ame reports from other cities.
Most of them carried over
large supplies from yesterday
but not quite bo heavy stocks as
the previous day. We couldn't
do anything with them at all,
for buyers did not care to take
them." Mr. Sherk . of Sherk &
Graham.
Reserve . .
Less U. S .
Loans . . .
Specie . . .
Legals . . .
Legals . .
Deposits . .
Circulation
Bank statement:
Increase.
$2,211,625
1,845,900
414.100
.' 2,956,300
181,400
181,400
2,231,500
60,000
Decreasel
642,910.68
PortlaJid Bank Statement
Clearings today $1,087,376.77
A year ago)
- Gain toda
Balances to
A year ago
0 New ,
New York
London zl1,
tlitiiii
$444,466.09
. .$117,744.46
, . 89,876 15
tork-London Silver,
July 20. Bar silver, ttc
Amul. Cop. Co. . .
Am. u. & t ., c. . .
do preferred.. .
Am. Cot. Oil. c.
Am. Loco., c. ...
Am. Sugar, e. ...
Am. Smelt, c . . . .
do preferred...
Ana. Min. Co. . . .
Am. Wool., c. . . .
Atchison, com. . .
li. ft u., com.. . .
do preferred...
Br. Rap. Tran. . .
Can. Pac, c
Cen. Leather, c. .
do preferred...
C. & G. W.. c
C. M. A St. P
C. & N.-W., a...
C. & O
Col. K. & I., c. . .
Col. So,, com. . . .
Col. So., 2d pfd. .
do 1st pfd
D. & R. a., c. . .
do preferred. . .
Erie, com
do 2d pfd
do let pfd. . . .
Great. No. pfd. .
111. Central
L. & N
Hanh. Ry
Mex. Cen. Ry. . .
M. K. & T., a...
do pfd ,
Distillers
Ore Lands
Vlr. Chemical ..
Missouri Pac. . .
National Lead ..
N. Y. Central ..
N. Y., Ont. & W.
Nor. & W c. ..
do pfd
No. Amer.
No. Phc, c
Pac. M. S. S. Co
Penn. Ry
P. L. & C. Co,
Pra. St. Car., c.
da pfd
Reading, c
do 2d pfd
do 1st. pfd. . . .
Rep. I. Si S.. c. .
lo rfd
Rock Island, c.
do pfd
St.L. & 8.F. c. 2p
do 1st pfd. . . .
St. U & 8. W.. C.
do pfd 4
So. Pac, c
So. Ry.. c
do pfd
Tenn. C. & I.
Texas & Pac. . .
T. St. L. ft W., c.
do pfd
Union Pac, c. . .
do pfd
TT. 8. Rubber, c.
U. 8. Steel Co., c.
do Dfd
Wabash, c
do pfd.
West. Vnion Tel.
O ;s
15
p tr
I 92 I 92H
44 44
'32Ti
69 69H
iisH
58' 69"
-92fc '92
98 M 98 4
67H '57H
1,7 1782
4
11V4
134 "t
161
35
32
24
46
69
137H
145
117
35
'69"
43
'82
69
ii8
68"
'92
98
66
176
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P-5"
Open. High,
July 96 "4 90
Rept : 93
Deo 96 96
May 101 101
CORN.
. 62 52
. 49 49
. 61 61
OATS.
, $8 88
, 3S 39
, 40 40
MESS PORK.
1630 1630 1680
1645 1647
LARD.
905 912
910 917
865 866
SHORT RIBS.
865 867 865
862 866 862
802 802 802
Sept
Deo.
May
Sept
Dec.
May
July
Sept
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Low.
8
91
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TOURISTS MIS
Portlander Explains Why
American Millions Beauti
fy Continental Capitals.
"European cities are being beautified
with American millions because just
such American cities as Portland have
not yet caught on to the way It is done."
said IL J. Hefty, who has returned from
year's visit abroad. Aocomoanled by
his wife and daughter, Marguerite, he
left Portland, a year ago for Glarus,
Swltserland, to attend a celebration of
the golden wedding of his parent, and
romalned nearly 12 months to visit the
various continental cities that are In
the track of the tourist.
"The reason rloh Americans go to
Europe is that the people of places like
Hamburg, Zurich, Lucerne, Paris and
Naples have learned how to attract the
rich tourist, and are making tlje most of
It. Portland. Oregon, has a Better nat
ural location than any of them, a finer
climate than either city I have vlaltd
In Europe or America, and it only lacks
beautifying and a few real tourist hotels
to make it the greatest tourist center in
tho world.
"It should have reserved a portion of
the Willamette water front for a park
and aanlanaila and for hotel locations.
as was done at Hamburg. It should
have one or two tourist hotels on Port
land Heights, as Is done at Lucerne.
Tha Portland llelahts location for ho
tels cannot be equalled anywhere In the
world. In Swltxerland they build ho
tels one sbove the other, on similar
heights. They are the favorite tourist
resorts."
Referring to the Importance of reserv
ing a portion of the river front for the
pulillo's use and enjoyment, he de
scribed the beauties of the Alsterbasln
at Hamburg, where parking has created
a beautiful resort, with hotels, concerts,
walks and drives. He said It is theso
things that attract a traveler to a city,
and bring him back year after year for
a summer or winter stay of weeks or
months.
'The streets and roads of European
cities are being Improved with American
money, because the wealthy tourists
want pleasant places to drive and ride."
he said. In Switzerland tha money la
derived from Income taxes, collected by
municipalities, under the state law.
Tha income of every man who received
more than 1,000 franca a year Is taxed
to carry on public Improvements and
government. People who travel spend
millions for amusement, dress and for
all tha luxuries and necessities of life.
They live most of the time wherever
they find pleasant surroundings and
outdoor attractions. Portland is ths
ideal city for this kind of life."
BUTTERMILK BANQUET
PRELUDE TO SERMON
Tr. Broufcher Will Make Remarks
From Intervlevfi With Newspa
per Men on Famous Banquet.
V'-w-.'i.
OUT M
No. 3 Home Phone Directory
CONTAININO 5,000 SUBSCRIBERS V
TO BE DELIVERED IN A FEW DAYS.
The Home Telephone Plant U now on a substantial pay
ing basis. No better time than now to buy Home Tele
phone Securities.
Portland Home Stock Around $45
Portland Home Bonds Around $85
A PICK-UP.
The man who buys on any reaction will pocket large re
turns. Many large blocks of these Home Bonds have
been purchased in the past thirty days by insiders,
prudent and successful investor invariably buys
conditions are such to cause a weak market and
investors sell out.
Louis J. Wilde
No. 5 Lafayette Building, Portland, Oregon.
The
when
timid
One Pay Mr
AND YOU WILL NEVER BE
ABLE TO BUY STOCK IN THE
CONSUMERS COAL CO. FOR
$11.00 PER. SHARE
ADVANCED TO $12.00 BY
ORDER OF THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS, TUESDAY
NOTE Turn your stock back to the company whenever
you wish to do so and you will be paid in full for it with
coal at the prevailing market price at the time.
Consumers' Coal Company
Commonwealth Trust Co- Fiscal Agents, Commonwealth Building,
1645
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Oct.
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Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, July 20. Official pricss
WHEAT.
July 20.
July 7s 2Ud
Sept 7s d
Liec 7s 8Ud
CORN.
July 1. Loss.
d
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JUIT II
7s tU(
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July 20.
Sept 4s lOVid
July 19. Loss.
10Hd d
Dr. J. WTiltcomb Brougrier, pastor of
the Whits Temple, hss been lntervlew
Inj soms of the newspaper men in re
gard to the so-called "Buttermilk Ban-
uet" thev (tave In honor of Vlce-Presl-ent
Fairbanks last Tuesday night. He
will make these Interviews th basis for
a preluds to his sermon Sunday nlht.
The respective merits of buttermilk and
wine n society will no aiscussei, ana.
no doubt the doctor will explain the dif
ference between a cocktail made with
whiskey and one made with buttermilk.
He will endeavor to answer the ques
tion also os to why wine Is more popu
lar at social function's than buttermilk.
The doctor says the Press club de
serves the commendation of all the
good people of Portland for setting the
xamDle thev did by slvlna a first-class
Fiubllc function without the use of
Iquor. He will give the testimony of
a number who were present as to
whether they had a good time or not.
He will preach a sermon on the topic.
"A Young Man Out of Fashion." Fred
Butler, ths great soloist will sing, by
special rsquest, "The Holy City."
SPECIAL SUMMER
EXCURSION BATES
VIA
From CHICAGO Use
"LAKE SHORE"
OB
Michigan Central
Tha Hiatal Tails Bout
From ST. LOUIS
Use
"BIO FOUR Route.-
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AT THE THEATRES
1 1 3
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118
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68
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,55 NOMINAL ARRIVALS
LIVESTOCK TODAY
36H
66
68 H
113U
36
SJrry-Foar Head of Cattle the Total
Run Market Is Quiet at
Former Price.
Cattla.
4
81
80
Sheep.
188
200
22
47
37
85V4
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27
80HI SO 14 1 79
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Portland Union Stockyards. July 20.
urriciai receipts:
Ho ITS.
Today
Week ago 131
Year ago
Prev. year
With nominal arrivals of cattla and
no hogs or sheep In during the past
twenty-four hours, .the livestock mar
ket is quieter than ever and prices are
holding unchanged.
A year ago today all balances were
stationary.
Oficlal livestock prices:
Hogs Beat eastern Oregon. 86.60:
stockers and feeders, 18.0006.25; China
rats, J8.2MHJ6.60,
Catle Best eastern Oregon steers,
14.00; best cows and heifers. 83.26:
buns, iz.uo.
Sheep wetners, I4.ooep4.zs: lambs,
$4.756 6.00.
"Sweet Nell of Old Drury."
One of ths finest productions and
performances sver seen on a local stock
stage Is being given at the Lyric this
week by the Allen stock company. It
surpasses anything that the Lyrlo has
heretofore attempted and the Lyric
management has always been among the
leaders.
"Whoae Baby Are You."
The show next week at the Lyric by
ths Allen stock company will be a
farce. This Is no Idle talk as critics
agree that for sheer laugl
purposes "Whose Baby A
few equals. Miss Felton will be
in the leadlnc rol.
hter-produclng
re You 7"
has
seen
"AMERICA'8 GREATEST
RAILWAY 8Y8TEM
TO
BOSTON OLD HOME WEEK, july 25. 2, 27, 2a
From CHICAGO or ST. LOUIS ONE FARE plus $2 for the Round Trip.
A Grand "OLD HOME WEEK" Celebration and Reunion
Seven Days of Public Festivities, commencing JULY 28th
Founders' Day; Patriots' Day; Greater Boston Day; New England Day!
Massachusetts Day; Women's Day; Military Day. During these seven days
Historic BOSTON will be "AT HOME" to all her Sons and Daughters,
wherever residing. ,
BOSIOHBETUBHSKiW. sept. .
Fare from CHICAGO, $24.00 Fare from ST. LOUIS, $27,00
NEW ENGLAND RESORTS, fflZl'&fnszn.n.
From CHICAGO or ST. LOUIS. One Fare Plus $2.00 for tha Round Trip
CANADIAN RESORTS, daily until sept, so, -07
From CHICAGO or ST. LOUIS, One Fare Plus $2.00 for the Round Trip
Full Particulars may be obtained from any Ticket Agent of th
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
WARREN J. LYNCH, Passenger Traffic Manager, CHICAGO
Confetti Carnival at Oaks.
There will be a confetti carnival at
tha Oaks this evening. It is Just tha
place where everyone will enjoy them
selves, for carnivals and conrettl are
always popular. The dog show which
Don Carlos recently brought from Ha
vana Is maJtlng a great hit at tha park.
HOGS HIGHER IN EAST
Total sales for day 245,400 shares.
United States Government Bonds.
York, July 20. Government
New
bonds:
Date.
Twos, registered .. 1906
ao coupon ivut
Threes, registered.. 1918
do coupon 1 is
Threes, small bonds ....
Fours, reg new.... 1926
do coupon. 1924
Fours, Philippines
Twos, Panama, new ....
DUL ct Coluaabla..
Bid.
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102
103
101
127
128
10914
104H
Asked.
105
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103
128
129
10114
Price Advances Five Cents With
Small Run Others Steady.
Chicago, July 20. Official receipts:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 10,009 800 4.0(50
Kansas City 4.000 400 150
Omaha 8.000 600
Hogs are Ftrong, 6c up with Z.000 left
over. Receipts a year ago. 12,000.
Mixed, J5.706.10; heavy, $5.7S5.97;
rough, $6.456.70; light, $5.80,16.
Cattle Steady.
Sheep Steady.
Journal Headers.
The Journal's friends, when patron
izing Journal advertisers, will confer
a favor by mentioning that they saw
the ad In The Journal.
MOVING TO MERGE
PHARMACY BOARDS
Boise, Ida.. July 20 At its meeting at
pni
Coeur d'Alene. the Idaho board of phar
macy inaugurated a movement to merge
the pharmacy associations of Idaho,
Washington. Montana and Oregon. Tha
purpose is to make tha certificates of
one state good in tha others, and thus
avoid the necessity of an examination
when a pharmacist moves from one
tate to another. Explanatory letters
vlll h Kent tn the hoards of tha other
tates, and tha board hopes such, an or- you U to get a trial bottle. Price t
saaiMuon will soon bo a reality. and L09, Sold b 4ru1,u
"The Fires of St. John."
One of the greatest play In ths
repertoire of Miss Nance O'Neil. the
eminent tragedienne now playing an en
gagement at the Marquam, is 'The
Fires of St. John." It is regarded as
one of tho bent of Sudermann's plays
and has created a profound impression
wherever proaucea.
"Magd" Next Week sit Marquam
Next week, beginning Monday night.
Miss Nance O'Neil will appear at the
Marquam in "Magda," the great play
in which sne nas won repeated tri
umpha. Many great actresses owe a
great deal to this play, and Miss O'Neil
is one of them.
People WTio Travel Know
passenger service over Pennsyi-
vanla Short Lines
The
is maintained at
hlKhest standard. An Inquiry will
bring full Information about faat trains
from Chicago through Pittsburg to
New Tork and eastern cities If ad
dressed to Kollock. 268 Stark street
Portland. Or.
Preferred Stock Canned Ooods.
Allen A Lewis' Best .Brand.
ILLINOIS CYCLONE
KILLS MANY CATTLE
(Journal Special SerrleeJ
luka, 111., July 20. A cyclone last
night did 85Q,80 damage to the wheat
and hay orops and killed $10,000 worth
of livestock.
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CHINESE
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DOCTOR
WOMAN A SPECIALTY
MBS. S. X. CHAN
The onlv Chinese woman
doctor In this city. She
has cured many afflicted
sufferer. Cured private
and female diseases, also
throat and lung troubles;
stomach bladder and kidney
ami diseases of all kindi
thnt the human flesh Is
h!lr to. Cured by Chinese
herbs and roots. Remedies
harmless. No operations. Monw
treatment. Examination frea. 262 Clay
St., corner Third.
Scott's Santal-Pepsm Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
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Knowa that Ballard's Snow Liniment
haa no superior for rheumatism, stiff
joints, cuts, sprains, lumbago and ah
pains. Buy u, iry 11 ana you wui -
rays use it. Any ooay wno nas umu
R.llird'i Runs Liniment is a living
oroof of what It does. All we ask of
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Tor IntUmmatlpa'efOatarrfc ot
the Bladder andbttMaed Kid
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