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12 the Oregon; daily journal, Portland. Thursday evening, august 1 1907. TODAY'S MARKETS Hop Bears Arc Haying a Cunning: Game and Will Try Again to Force Growers to the :Wall: Tljls Season. IP BfiS AT mm mi HOME EGGS ARE THE BEST EGGS ON SALE Send 'Out False Beports to East to Cause Further Break in Quotations. ... ( "The egg situation la some- what better than it baa been, t and I for on haw experienced but littl difficulty in. moving 4 supplies at the low price- now e ruling. Eggs have been selling from 11 to II Ko, with a few single .case m1 ' at the latter figure. The quality of the local eggs ) Improving. In candling yesterday I found an average of but two to three "rot In a 4 single case. , Our eggs are now w much better than eastern eggs, anil are worth more money than the latter. Growers are getting on to the eastern eggs, and are " now specifying "Oregon" eggs on most orders. .Quality will tell." e Frank Templeton of Templeton Brothers. V Front street features: Hop bears getting bold. Local onions make appearance, Salmon prices lo advanced. Watermelons show better sale. Tomato prices go to pieces. Slx-tler peaches not wanted. Egg plant coming rather lively. Local eggs better than eastern. ' Chickens moving at quotations. Very firm dressed meat tone. . 1 ' stop Bears Become Tery Bold, With no idea of furthering the hop . i .rti...ir number of local hoo- I owing to heavier supplies. Fifty cents selling firms have of late been bom- Is average today. bardlng eastern dealers and brewers Front street prices. with circulars that would completely Oral, Xlonr and reed. .w.h5i H"Iai5rJ?tJKS'5! GRAIN BAGS - Calcutta, c, largo they contain were not so ridiculous. 'wHVld-Ou'b. 79S2c; red . vilV UOsa-eVl a at weuH u - 1 as far m to cay mat tne no Or an th com In season WOU. . . a..n inA AAn kn1 wavtill.. asivarsl fst h ,w ui't avvv."-'" :.s 1 per ton. tn 01 U ear mil jama jbvi..m wm- diptft 1 uc V us I HORSE'S PLACE ME ADVANCED Farmers of Inland Empire Competition Among: Millers Say They Will Stand Heat Sends Up Price in Pa cific Northwest. and Work Much Better. AT THE THEATBES i?ernTEl CORN-Whole, I2S.C0; cracked, IM.OO 1 the com- P! nj ' . leaving Its effect upon the market for 2hS.h . Portland Union Stockyards. Aug. 1.- Official receinta: Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. Today 120 6a I4J Month ago- 900 260 Year no . Previous year ... SO 60 260 Mules are bealnnln to come for the harvest fields of the Inland empire. A bunch of 21 head was received this morning In the yards en route to east' ern Washington. All though the wheat country there Is a growing demand for muies. mis aemana is occasioned py the fact that mules will stand the heat or the wheat belt better than horses. their working power Is much greater and they are more healthy. Practically ail tne muie shipments in tnis direction are from Missouri. All through the Inland empire the farmers are souia into rouie-raising on an extensive scale. Sheep Market Bold. gnow's Grain Beporl Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 1. Crop Expert Snow reports: Spring wheat condition de clined t per cent during July, now standing- at S2.1I. Present crop promise Is not above 140, 000,000 bushels, which with the generally accepted figures for winter wheat would reduce the total wheat crop for the year to slightly less than 600,000,000 bushels. CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES. AUS. 1. JulvSl. Onln 1801 Aug. 82 1U U 7JT4 . A IBH ft 7H4 .lOOftB 100 HA S 80 :;V:v ', V Play Superbly Staged. ' "The Story of the Golden Fleece, la a new play that haa never been pre sented on any stare exeent the Mar. 9uam and has made a profound hit during this week. Nance O'Nell, one pf P. Medea, the . greatest work of Of Interest to' Women. '' V Married women want to know how to manage husbands. This Is explained In "Taming a Husband." the playlet at thA Orand this week. Here Is a comedy Which no woman tn Pm-HnnA iknnil miss seeing. It Is laughable all the uina ana ooniains someoaplta tips. "A RojraJ Slave " r People say -A Royal Slare,,, the at traction this week at the tar, la the best the stock company haa ever given, ..... ..v ... jui m yimj x ' "t"wuii.iiT mailer. : But I am in contains many novel characters and T ' a position to speak definitely and situations. The performance is superior positively. With me the cure of. in very way. Matinees Saturday and T men s diseases Is not uncertain Sunday. or anaeuletlva t .11 v . 1 : HYK 11 BR ner ewt. OATS New Producers' price No. 1 the general absence of orders from the stories sent out from here are believed white. $2g.00 per ton; gray." $27.00 byme'lntheeast. Some of the bear- .XVR-t Oregon pa ent-. ish reports are sent out oy otnerwise . flVnVT.. "il '. livi reliable firms but somewhere the send- valley, : Ta''5m..HJ-. i?;"' ers have an object in thus misrepresent-1 wnoie wneai, ei.wv, tj, v, v, ' u .it...,.. I tS AO. MILLSTUFP8 Bran, $17.00 per ton: , Soma mate Sold Snort, middlings, $J5.00; shorts, country, $20; While the report cannot be fully con- cjtv nf.oo; chop $16.00$21.00. firmed, it Is stated fn some quarters AT Producers' price Timothy, that most f the firms sending out Willamette valley, fancy, $17.0($1.00: these bearish reports to the east, hsvs onjinery, $12.00014.00; eastern Oregon, been heavy sellers of Oregon hops the lg. $io10.60; clover. $7.60; and these contract h.vT."yea "55 !. $"; cnea tn run. This makes the contracting I Bntter, Bggs ana Poultry. firm very desirous of purchasing hops I BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland as chean as rrasslble to fill Its sales. I Sweet crrsm. XRUc: sour. 26Hc One firm In writing to the eastern trade BUTTER City creamery, $0c; so- makes tne raise assenion mat it koi i ends 7He; outsiae fancy, zic; sec to huv ordinarr cheap hops at I and C I ondi IKo: store. Oreaon. 1819c. a pound and choloe hops at 6 and So. I EOQ8 Extra fanvy, candled, 220 For anything that could ne cauea a i tte: good candled, 21I2o. . hon these nrlces have never ruled dur-1 cteesib New Full cream, fiats, Ing the past season. . 16o per lb; Young Americas, 17o per lb. Savtera Tarda Looking Better. POULTRT Mixed chickens, 12 He; n.. i.t..f nt h mew Tork fancy hens 1IH01SC lb; roosters, old, Mm fimt im of thi 10o A: 'ryr. lb: broilers, Uvt Producers Price current says or ins .. ' . ; . , ,h. Inrin, l.klL lltiiairltfm & -"Th. 'oontlnnI fin. mrner weather c lb: ..... oi W toe .o; . mr ees. lrtort JrVwthflhrhoP XlZ Mi forVdV.uab.. $i.60tUoU;plgn.: a"&OTr.porhcom I P ?rw 10 $i.: i . . . . munh more encoursain than hereto- I i V" s"r. fore. Estimates of the yield sre being I Hops, Wool aaa Sides. raised, and it is now predictea tnaci HOPS IV 06 crop Prime to choice, - win ctdumw '".T.., H7c; medium to prime, ipHc eon have a crop very tUo be ow tt Mayer- tcf, 'lt01 env 10nc ,. AMhInr?iMk b?iht WOOL 107 clip Valley. 20 21e mold, which makes the outlook bright oreson ltfi2lc .for fine quality. Most of the yard, are trJA?OT:w1i17L,4a.,Uo. now in blow. an u is saia ine nopi are RHRRpSKTva Hh,rlni is20e im, wool. tftL.L . , . i. --. TALLOW Prime, per lb. IM &4c; No. tlUU 1IVWS elVIII Misia I m n Ml ' very backward. a .strmating tfie yield CH1TTIM BARK 6c per lb. aa low as 300,000 hundredweight Other I Trnlta and Tegetablss. reports are that the vine showi i a jrood j -POTATOES $1.60 1.76. selling; buy- . arage growth, and with favorable ",11. wr Vack, Weather m they wnr grow an average ONIONS Jobbing price New Walla crop ana ioaay t'"J " "P.-' Walla, $2.26 saclo; Mrllc,8c per lb. .00.000 to 426.000 hundredweight. Lo-l k-0A1"va xr.' li info, IT eally the market for spot hops Is life- fresh FRUITS Oranres I3.00 , less, and the small U.0I; bananaif6c lb.; lemon.. $007.60 mand from brewers ,V"U"PE"!2 per 'box; limes. Mexican. $4.00 peg 100: from dealers atocks. From pineapples, $a.26C00 dozen; grape fruit BW.V W nw YZ,Am I ?; cnernes, s8loe id; peaches, eoc rematnlna lot In growers hands.ll.or: n.-..in. i ti it. ....k.T. amounting to .4 bale, at l$o to grower." rvtlTwiiiaa - i " &ooai Onions ICaka Appearanoe. io; cultivated blackberries, $1.26 Today Jthe first local dried onions of a crate; crabapples 6076c per box; the ntason maae tneir ipptninw w p ' Portland. The first arrivals were dls-1 VEGETABLES Turafps, new, 0cO " nlsyed at the public market on the I $100 sack; carrots, 76c$l. 00 per sack; east side and were of excellent quality, beets. $160 per sack; parsnips, $1.00 . Onion market in fine snap, witn waiia i " XI, 1 UL " ' Walla stock ranging around $2.26 a bag. 600c; parsnips. 0c$l; wax beana ' ruZ a-a rnr niii nntatn man.llc; green. 4c per lb: cauliflower. $1.26 tloned yesterday was a very moderate 1-60 doyen; peas 6e; horseradish. 8c lb.; one and hardly sufficient for growers artichokes. 86c76c doren; rhubarb. 3c . ha .hn., a few docen lb.; rreen onions. 26o per dozen: bellTOD- ' sacks would fill the wants. The late- Pers. 10 16o per lb; liead lettuce. nea. of the demand 1. tha atarUlng f- . aocucumers. hothou.. io . Watermelons are, arriving dally In aoien Dunones; eggplant. 16c lb; car lots and are In the best condition, green corn, $1.60 stck; celery, $1.25 'i Bales are very good, dark melons rang- dosen. Ing around l4o ami light meat at lHc Orocerles, Wuts, Etc, uncrated. , 8UOAR Cube, $4.22 V4: powdered. Six-tier peaches are not wanted In $.07H; berry, $6.87 H; dry, granulated. this market, and recent arrivals of that $J.87H; Star, $5.77 H; conf. A. $6.87 tt: grade have not sold for more than ex- extra B, $6.87 H: golden C. $5.27 tt; D press charges and the cost of the box. yellow, $B.17H; beet granulated. $6.77H; - Best peaches in fine demand at good barrels, 10c; half barrels, 26c; boxes, "" figure." " :" :" " : Mo advance on sack basts.' Eggplant la In heavier arrival from (Above prices are 80 days net cash : The Dalles, but demand continues good, quotations.) Price at 1012c a pound, i , is . v HONEY $8.80 per crate. i Something About Cantalonpea. COFFEE Package brands, $15.88 ''M?r "sALff-Coarse-Half ground. 100..! growers and . shippers of , Fresno, call- I1s fi n(. ton. . tBM 1 rotnfl F.eTe . onsidrablv 17 6: 100s- $17-25; bales, $2.l6; ge at ExetV this season 1. 240 acre. " "n j ai.. baa ,..M . urn" un Mr an(1 l0B- $-6'W0.50; Liverpool "? iUiro,0-rlC0kJ,2t860Per 6"lb rOCk- eellent for the acreage, and thin has '1r?!' i0";, .ni, ,. . resulted in a very largs demand both brSe(S.,ce?, PIL in.!0!.!!! . fmm ih. ...t nf fh r.t than car. lots. Car lots at special prices . . While the acreage at Exeter la d- t0r ""f TnVn n 1 a Nn S2 " .e"?. ere is alvter b BIC l.Jj.. No 'J Ji in uiut puns uiiiiuiiiia, i". ,'. rT.. rr4nta 11 . - tMal -acreage being- considerably In- SISi-tte IS 30- larre creased over a year ago. Local acreage L5gr.? "If.iv ft Jlv. t?o5' . Is likewise arreater. m thn will not I "". ' likely beany scarcity of . "cants" thl. I "SS; "Tir' The run of sheen in the yards con tlnues rather email and the advance, of 26c quoted in the report yesterday Ii irf A year aro today sheen were very MKf Cattle arrivals were nominal today, There is but little likelihood of any but on this date a year ago no arrivals ajrloua drop in local flour values when were shown; Market Is steady at for- th.e new crP la being ground, because mer values. UL l"B nign prices inai miuers are pay- A year sgo today cattle were just ln nd growers are asking for the new holding steady. production. A small bunch of hogs 120 head According to prominent flour sellers were the srrivais ior the day. This I me present price of flour will be contln compares with none either a month or I ued for some time. year ago and a nominal number two I There was a spurt in wheat-buying vrni agu. 0iKia.ei in in uui unciungn upsrauoni in mo inland empire during m iinm. me pasi if nours, millers bidding and A year ago -today hogs were firmer, paying an advance of fully 2c a bushel pr' ad.vanc'n 6c- over first reported figures. This would Official yard prices: put the coast track price at 92 93c for i-oii Miwni yrmn, f; clut and 96o for bluest em. The reason 5t?ck.V?needer'' 00: China for the very slight reduction in club fk?t4.iLt!;8,-nr ,tr. very it " h..i k.if.ir i V. "cnnni quality or me rormer. All i'ni' t?1 C0W" heifers. $2.763. wheat raised In the Paciflc northwest RhA.il-R.-t w.th.r. 4 lio- ,w. "'.on ha, more gluten than dur 4.Zb; lambs, i&.ze. Children's Day at the Oaks. This is children's day at the Oaks and hundreds of youngster, are enjoy ing the sights of the big park They began to make tha trln thla miunlni and all day long they have crowded the cars to reach the place.' Presents are oeing aisiriDUMd to every child. The Road to 'Frisco." One of the best attractions of the week Is "The Road to 'Frisco," at the Lyric. Few plays ever written have more strength and such an agreeable working out. It gives everybody in the caei a cnance 10 ao something, usual manures will De given. SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS (Continued from Page Ons.) M E M; : i ;Af III A !TKr.-r-!rf cure . femmM , : , I I , VUJk Jir I UT Av iJMr.wr i i iron x y1? I have accepted yotir case for treatment you may look for ward to a complete and perma nent cure, and with the very treVtm6n! th ring will begin. , This is i pretty definite talk unon what. . Komu regarded as an uncertain and SB. TATXOB, The. Xrsaalng Spaotallsi. MY FEE OINCY WBAKBZSS xAssxa ooiroRmxozia. BTTHZIOB OZ.BZT PIXBI w.tVt..?0." " that I know Just what I ean do and it .nd rnettr Pra'M or attempt too much. I accept , ....m imtv uuuui mm to my SDiiiiv to cure. f1.!?-' eql!1 t0 th c,!"b I ollowtng are iom I cure, and reasons why my cures are cartaiS. why my cure are certain. Contracted Disorders and results, are some of the diss EASTERN HOGS ARE LOWER. Price Five Cents Lower With Slight Increase in Ran Today. Chicago, Aug. 1. Official receipts: Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. Chicago 18.000 45.000 10.000 Kansas City ..10.000 6.000 3,000 Au. Omaha 11.00 1,000 8,600 Bept. nogs are oc lower wun o.zuw leri i Deo, over. Receipts a year ago were 17,000. May rough 6.856.00; light, 6. lOWS. 67. Sheep steady. ewes, I jn any previous v..r. nicago siariea strong on the report of Crop Expert Snow that the wheat condition had declined fullv 5 ner rent uurinj juiy. ine close was 7i 10 He turner man yesieraay. Liverpool was dull, unchanged and uninteresting. Official Chlcaao oricea hv Ov.rh.rV a luuro company: WHEAT. Open. High. NEVADA MINING STOCKS. Rid Prices Current Today on the San Francisco Market. iahjij II" an y OW.II-IIJ i I Vrr"f0Io ,, . Inmlvi lir n.r lh- season, prices holding high however. per lb; roasted. 10c per Brief Botes of the Trade. lh: Japanese. 86ttc:- roasted. 7e7Ho 1 'r Egg market Is holding- steady. Oregon per lb; walnuts, California, 10c per lb; eggs ire showing muoh better quality pine nuts, 1415e per lb: hickory nuts, than eastern stock and for that reason 10c per lb; Brazil nuts, 18c per lb; f 11- are now as low in price as the latter, berts, 16o per lb; fancy pecans, 1820c It la now stated that the former boost--' per lb; almonds, 1921Ho. - -ers of eastern eggs, seeing their plans Keats, risk and Trorlslons. , 'TdhocJoct selUn'J fhfm FRESH MEATS Front street-Hogs, a hotter Th. Ttrad fin aenerllsS 'ancv. Ho per lb: large. 78o per prove it. There is talk of asking the c P i.P00'' '7 per lb mutton- government to take a hand in the fa5??i Hw, "tnl,r.A matter. a it Is against the pure food . HAMS, BACON, ETC. Pprtrand pack. law to sell any food for something that ,(,ocaI..h?n8'.?? t0 12 1lbs,1Y5,l ,,' It is not. 14 to 19 lbs, 15o per lb; 18 to 20 lbs. Poultry is moving , off at printed J6c; breakrast Dacon, isn wc per - prices. lb; picnics, 11 He per lb; cottage roll. Very firm tone continues In dressed Hc per lb; regular short clears, un-. , 'meats. Prices straining at the top. smoked, 12c per lb: smoked, lae per id, Salmon prices are advanced fc a clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, uc I , ; pound In the fresh fish market Chinook Per lb; Union butts, 10 to 13 lbs, un- i ; at llo and steelhead at 10c a pound emoked. 8e per lb; smoked, so pr lb; ' 'today. clear bellies, unsmoked. llq- per lb; - J Tomato prices have declined sharply smoked IS He per lb; shoulders. 12 He . per lb. pickled tongues. 60o each. . LOCAL LAHt KOlll. leal, ioc, jou per lb; 6s, 13Hc per lb; 60-lb tins, HHo per lb; steam rendered. 10s, 11 o per lb; 6s, llc per lb; , compound. 10s, 10c per lb. ' . " . FISH Rock cod. It per lb; flounders, 6c per lb; halibut, 7c per lb; striped bass. 15c per lb; catfish, lie ner lb; sal mon, fresh Columbia Chinook,' llo per lb; Steelheads. 10c per lb; herrings, oc per 40; Doles. 6c per lb; snnmps, izc per ib- perch, c per lb; tomood, 7e per lb; ooBiers, lsc ter id;; rresn 'macaeroi, vc per id; crawfish. 25c per.dox; sturgeon. San Francisco. Aug. 1. Official bid prices: Sandstorm 43c. Mohawk 817. Columbia Mt 66c, Jumbo 84.60A, JumDo mxt. 81.80. Vernal 16c. Pennsylvania 3 c A, Gold field M. Co. 3160. Kendall 31c, Booth 43c, Blue Bull 34c, Adams lie, Silver Pick Sic, May queen iuca, Ne vada Boy 7c. R B. Ext. 7c. Blue Bell 18c, Dixie c, O. Columbia 40c. Hlbernla 6c. St Ives 91c. conqueror lzc, isik Rock 4c, Lone Star 18c, Q. Wonder 2c, Potlatoh 40cA, Oro 22c. Kendall Ext. 2c, Sandat Ext 4c, Mayne 7c, Atlanta 60c, Great Bend 77c, Slmerone 19c, Empire 9c, Red Top Ext 23c, Florence 36.60. Diam'f B. B. Con. 24c. O. Daisy $1.87 H, Laguna $1.60, Commonwealth 27c, Comb. Kract. $2.20. Or. Bend Ext. 14c. Gr. Bend Anx. 8c, Mlllstorm 40c A. B. B. Bo nanza 6c, Kewanos 66c, Esmeralda 9c, Portland 20c. Cracker Jack 18c, Francis Mohawk $1.06. Red Hill 62, Mohawk Ext 8c, Lou Dillon 8c, T. Tiger 20c, Grandma le, S. Pick Ext. 4c, Y. Roue 6c, Goldf. Cons. $ 8.12ft. Diam'f Triangle 20c. COMSTOCK. Ophir $1, Mexican 66c, Gould & Curry 1 C. A fin Virginia Aav.crtt .tfln Hale & Norcross 60c, Yellow Jacket SOc, Belcher 26, Confidence 66c, Sierra Nev. 33, Exchequer 37c, Union 29c. v BULLFROG DISTRICT. Drlsrinal 7c. Bullf. M. C. 13c. Mont. Bullf. 4c. Nat. Bank 20c. L. Harris 2c. Amethylst 26c, Gold Bar 65c, Stelnway 6cA, Denver Buf. Anx. 8c, Bonnie Clare 47c May fl. Cons. 37c. Monty Ohio Ext. 7c, G. Scepter lOcA. Monty Mt. 13c, B. Daisy lOcA, Homestake Cons. 90c, Yan kee tin iuggei c, 1 ramp uons. Victor lOcA.1 North Star 6cA. TONOPAHS. Ton. Nev. 13c. Mont Ton. $3.05. Ton Ext. 81.60A. MacNamara 25c. Midway 87c, Ton. Belmont 3.10, Ton. No. Star zic. Ohio 'ion. ac, west End cons. 74c, Rescue He A, Ton. A Calif. 5c. Oolden Anchor 13c, Jim Butler 97c, Ton. Cash Boy 6c, Ton. Home 6c, Boat. Ton. lOcA, Monarch Pitts Ex. lOoA, Mont. Mid. Ext. 4c, uoiaen crown c. MANHATTAN DISTRICT. Manhj Cons. 60c A. Manh. M. C. 6c. G. Wedge 6c, Seyler rlump 6c, Dexter 12c. L. Joe 2c, Crescent ficA, Comblna- uon zc, urannv zsc. Mustang zoc. Lit tle firev i3r. Crtwhnv Br drier U,nh lOcA, Broncho 7c, Pfnenut 8e, Buffalo Sc. S. Dog 16c, Y. Horse 4c, Indian Camp VARIOUS DISTRICTS. Sept Dec. May Sept. . Dec . . May .. Sept . Sept . Oct .. Jan. .. Sept . Oct. . . Jan. . . .. 1T4 H .. i 96H . .100H 101 CORN. ,. 64 64 .. 60S 61J . 61H 62 OATS. .. 40 40 . 40 40 42 43 MESS PORK, . 1635 1645 LARD. . 822 922 . 927 927 . 860 860 SHORT RIBS. . 866 870 . 860 862 . 797 796 Low. i 96 100 68 60 61 40 40 42 Close. 0 92 96A 100B 64B 60 62A 40 40 43B 1636 1646 912 920 866 866 857 792 912B 920A 85b 867B 860B 795A Oil company, whose offices are in that city practical knowledge was of value to them, his honesty and Integrity ap- pea iea to them, and he was employed In meir Ban fTancisco office. He ad vanced rapidly. i noon he was given the posltlon of northwest manager with headquarters In the Swetland bnHrllnir irifth kn Wash ington atrets. this city. That was five T years aao. 8oon aftar hi. arrival In I Portland he met a young woman from .' f4 Washington, who was visiting i- ;T.i lilt ' WM nwuni a n this city. They were married and I lived for a time at 654 Tillamook street X SOUTHERN PACIFIC GETS SIX PER CENT Dividend Rate Is Raised and Helps Price -Downward Trend In New York. NET LOSSES. Amalgamated Car Fdry. ... Cotton OH .. Smelter Anaconda .1 i Missouri Pan. , Northern Pac. Grt -Northern People's Gas , Heading Atchison i!Rock Island . . al. ft Ohio ... U If. 8. Steel .. Brooklyn (Pennsylvania St. Paul NET GAINS. Union PacWc .. I Southern Pac. Katy i Steel, pfd. .. 5 Fairy Silver King 15cA, Fairy Eagle ooc, xxevaaa runs. .uua, ivo. star won der 6cA, Eagle's Nest 4c, Ruby Wonder 17c, Nev. H7 Florence 20c, Pittsburg Silver Peak $1.36. United States Government Bonds. York. Aug. 1. Government New bonds. Bid. 105 106 102 TOMATOES SLUMPING .:,!KSAYS G, DAVENPORT 4 o 42"Supplles of tomatoes from ilocal points show a tremendous Increase during the past few days, and this fully Justifies the ' downward trend of prices of latA Fully 250 boxes were reciiyfl by roy" firm alone this mornliis. andl a rthla aupply may be doubled b- . a fori the flay Is Over.t Other deal era if; received; large l', shipments.'. Some of .the J'toms" are of very excellent .atiaftty, :ipe are fair at.2 rome very poor. , Most of the arrivals are from TH ': Dalle., While Salmon, and Hood River." -r-Grorge - Davenport? of Daveh? Twos, registered ... do couDon Threes, registered . "do coupons 102 Threes, small) bonds ...ioit Dls. Columbia, 3.65s 113 Fours, registered, new.. 127 do coupon 127 Twos. Panama 104 do coupon 103 Philippine Fours 109 Asked. 106 106 10S 103 128: 12S 105 104 The advancing of the dividend rata An Southern Pacific to 6 Der cent bv to day's quarterly dividend of 1 per cent aided materially In boosting that Issue on the New York market tndav. Tha advanced dividend likewise had a bull ish effect upon Union Pacific. The reg ular dividend declared on St Paul was a slight disappointment and caused sell In that Issue. Amalgamated copper and Smelting Is sues lost heavily, on the decline of c on the metal price. This carried tha rest jof the market down. London was dull but fractionally higher. Official New York Drlces bv hvarharV oc wi&q cum puny : Jas.ppy Some Ufa. Boyle received a liberal salary and they began to save. For two years or 'i"i" iiq uvea an inai lira. nn. af Am- yotion to his family and strict atten tion to his business. Tn . Utle girl was born to them. It was about that time that the change In his habit began. The change was sudden and mmnlata u iuicPZ trm th alu chariot where he had clung tenaciously all his life, and bea-an to drink- lmai ...... Home became a hnr tn hiwn k,,.i.... .' h,V?Ki H""eht the company of "":""' iniesi me aown-town cafe i and restaurants. He arambled neavur. rrenuentlnar th. un ..i.i. yuu. wncre ne lost large sums, and even jvuiurinj 10 me cities on the sound tO WOO the fickle srodiiaaa Boyls went the pace, and to go the pace In Portland requires the price. His salary waa h.. . uuv uui lain fnou?l to meet the alluring demands of uiiii-iii. 10 answer uie calls of the mrciiB wnose voices he ennirt nnt with stand. Then began his peculations, small sums of $26 and $50 at first. He so Instructed the csshler and book keeper, who were under his charge, that no suspicion of his wrong-doing reached mum unices in Han .Francisco. Oefaloatloa Is Growing. Emboldened bv his ninu m win hiuwii imnorriiniriaa nr hia a. soclates and habits, he took larger sums until the as-crreaate ran lntn tha tho. Bnuo. experts wno are at work on the books now declare that they cannot es timate ine exact amount. However, they have already discovered a short age of over 83.000. Finally the loose methods of his re ports and the business of the office In this city aroused the attention of the officials of the company In San Fran cisco. Two weeks ago F. T. Hutchin son arrived in Portland to take Boyle's place as northwest manager. Next morning Boyle failed to appear, and an Investigation was begun. It was learned that he had left the night before and it was also discovered that there was a large shortage. A Mr. Hutchinson is now In charge of the office, while experts are trying to unravel the books. As soon as suffi cient evidence of his guilt was obtained Mr. Hutchinson nraaanta tha . District Attorney Manning and a war rant for Boyle's arrest was Issued. De scriptions of f him have been sent to r."1'. " lne norxnwest. it Is be lieved, however, that he has gone to Canrfda and detectives are slowly but rW S mm. . . ?rriB general agent for the o' waaningion, or the Metropoli tan Bursty company of New York, is in the city, aiding In the Investigation. Mr. Morris reached Portland soon after msni, mm in uirecung the search for the fugitive. Boyle's wife la III at h. n. - in this city. She Is heartbroken as a " "w nuBoanas actions and grave .o.a cnici inuieu ner recovery, LASHED ON BAcfe (Continued from Page One.) In no Other ailment peculiar to men Is a prempt and thorough cure so essential. Contracted dis orders tend to work backward un tU the most vital nerve centers be come Involved In the Inflammation. Then follows a chronlo stage that stubbornly resists all ordi nary treatment Safety demands that every vestige of Infection bi eradicated at the earliest possible moment My treatment is thor ough. The remedies employed have a more positive action than has ever before been attained, and so perfect Is my method of appll cation that even chronlo cases yield completely. "Varicocele This most prevalent of all dis eases of men la also the most neglected, either through dread of the harsh methods of treatment commonly employed, or, through Ignorance of the grave dangers that accompany the disease. As varloooele Interferes directly with the circulation and process of waste and repair throughout the generative organs, the necessity of a prompt and thorough oure cannot be too forcibly empha sised. I cure varicocele In one week by an absolutely painless process. My cures are thorough and absolutely permanent and are accomplished without the use or irnire, ligature or caustic. Z also pan to stay enred "weakness," Jhydiooooale, speolflo Mood poisoa ad alBann'i dlaoaees. Consultation and Advice Free The DR. TAYLOR Co. t34H X0BBI8OV BTBBXT. Oct. aforrlsoa and see ad Streets, rortlaad, Oregon, Xonra A. K. to I ML gandays 10 to 1. DESCRIPTION. Ex-Interest. 'ipurl Bivthers. v - 12c per lb; black bass, 20o per lb; uver smeit, ,c per lb; shad, 4C per to; black cod. 7Ur nr lh - - . . OYSTERS Shoal water bay. ner gal lon, J2.6Q; per 100-lb ssck. 14.50; Olym- fr.'.'ET .fa"on. jz.36; per. 116-ib sack, Ji.'l5: Eable. canned, 10c can; -$7.00 YBs'sKeit'erTboa,1 IJ.48; rasor cUms. $t.oo per box; 10c per dos! v' Ooal OH, Bto, f i3cF;aj1MiU,,1i- :.. . i uiA h.Iir!,erl M ' AitrSl-Cases, f!e S.f!r.i?1:-W.,,p white, 'Iron bbls. lithtP i7f"i:. WOo5n. "o Pr sal; head: light, 176 deg, cases, Iivjo per gal. Liyerpool Grain Market. Liverpool, Aug." 1. Official prices: WHEAT. Open. Close. July 31. Gain ....7s 2d 7s 2d 7s 2d 7s 4d 7s 4d 7s 4d CORN. ....4s 9d 4sl0d 4sl0d d Liverpool Cotton Market. - futures Sept Deo. Sept. Liverpool, Aug. I. Cotton olosed steady; 6 points up. ' Dulutb Wheat Market. ! Duluth, Aug. 1. September wheat $L OASOLINE 86 dr. cases - .Ua gal; Iron bbls, 18c per gal. r- BENZINE 68 deg.. cases, 26e per gal; Iron bbls, 93c per gaL TURPENTINE In cases 96c nar ! wooden bbls, 3c per gal. wniiu lioau ion iota, 7e per ic pei s. lb; 600-lb lots, 8o per lb; less lots, ter lb. " WA-P x-reseni PMII at 3S.11. Amal. C. Co Am. C. & F. c . . Am. Cot. Oil. c. . . Am. Loco, c Am. Sugar, c. . Am. Smelt o. . . . do pfd Ana. Min. Co. . . . Atchison, com... B. & O. com.... Br. Rap. Tran...1 66 can. jrac. c C. M. & St. P.., C. & N.-W. c. C. & O Col. F. & I. c... Erie, com Great Nor. pfd. L. & N. M. K. & T. c. .,. Ore Lands .... Missouri Pac. . , National Lead. . N. Y. Central- . . . N. Y., O. & W.... Norf. & W. North. Pac. c. . . Pac. Mail St. co. . Penn. Ry f, t u. as u. uo. P. S. Car., o. . . . . Reading, c Rock Is., c. . , T. do Dref erred J . Southern P.. c. . Southern Ry., e.. Union Pac. c. . . U. S. Steel Co., c. do preferred . . Wabash, pfd. . oar q 85 86 83 84 42 42 36 34 66 66 121 121 120 120 112 113 110 111 : 104 66 65 53 63 92 92 91 92 97U 97 H 97 S7U 66 66 66 174 175 174 175 132 133 131 132 148 , 85 3S 35 35H 30 30 29 30 23 23 23 23 "1 131 112 112H 111 114 1IU? Jit 35 36 74 73 !.' '1S tttm n.awm A 17 Lit 90 90 , 89 89 83 102 103 101 102 21 . . , ., 21 47 46 iZ 89 90 88 89 19 19 18 19 114 1 Aft 11 AA .... 86 35 100 $ 100 ! 24 Total sales for day, 622.500 shares. Portland Bank Statement. Clearings today ..........$ 1,421,298.28 ao year ago...... 683,156.07 Gain today ... ...i.... ;$ 638,142.15 Balances todav $ 173,246.4 do year ago c 99,820.19 New York-London Metals. New Tork. Aug.- 1. All rradea nt copper down c; Lake 2021; Elec tro. 19 20o: Castings. ItUfflia, Barsllver, 69c;, London U 1-164 , . v. I'1 hSve nfver inflicted this sentence before." ram tha im!.. k... ,i.i. case I feel it to be 'uT Th. ltVL"'7 of the court Is that you receive 15 fashes deputy " hands of th nerlfI or his Kls rirst Appearanoe. "I am much obliged." said Shaefer. "I never had it lashes-rin my life. But I am going to take it and take it like a gentleman, too." tn th-eliw?..le.l from th' ?our' room Aan the PrParation for the execution of the sentence were proceed ed with at once without returning Shae fer to the cell. Before he went up to the court room Rhn.f.r k.i .ijKvi. cell mates that 'if he were whipped he would not flinch. The wife-beater was stripped to the waist and his hands fastened by hand cuffs to the bars of the cell.. The whip a rawhide about two feet long with six lashes about 18 inrhaa . end, had not fallen the third time before ucminna,iion noi to runch was forgotten, and his cries could be ucaiu an over tne jail. Ories Under the Xaish. The whlnnlna- oonirml fn th. of Sheriff Stevens, Deputy Sheriff Bul ger, and DeDutv Dlstrlnf A tt C. Moser and H. B. Adams. Shaefer urei out wnen tne lasn cut bis back the third time. And each time after that ine iasn reii. . Tnoucn na tni i against It, he flinched against the steel oi inp oeu to w;nicn ne was hand cuffed and crid "Oh my God. my Ood." When .the ; fifteenth Ush had been struck and the handcuffs were taken off oiiaciera wrists ne sanK into a chair fainting. His shoulders were ridged with welts and the blood was starting miivubii in, b iv in wriDr. in. irirri nai cut Salve and soothing liniments were nppuea to onarirr uacic, and while the wuunas were Deing aressea ne stretched forth his wrists-where the . handcuffs had cut into them, and said: ' Different In Old Country. "Look at those handst In the old country black bread . and work in the fields is good enough for a woman, but here they make a goddess of her. I have worked eight years with these hands for that woman. Now look at them. ' And It was she who hmurnt tt about" when he was clothed again, Shaefer gathered up, the few belongings he had in the jail and, before he left shook hands with Deputy Sheriff Beatty, the acting Jailer, who had wielded the cat ctVnlns tall- v-. v Wc Cure Men for 27 Ytart in Portland N Pay Unless Cured Free Consultation It will not cost you anything to call at our office, and by so doing it may save you much time, worry and money, and because it we can not cure you we will honestly tell you so, and you will not be under any financial obligation to ua. Yoir'pay us our fees for cures not to ex periment; we have proved the fact that our methods are the best, latest and most scientific In every respect. There are some cases that are curable, and we determine whether it is curable or incurable by a thorough physical and mi croscopical examination. We cure Cystitis, Irritation of Neck of Blad der. Enlargement and Inflammation of the Pros tate Gland and all diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys quickly yield to our modern methods of treatment. We especially invite old chronic cases that have been unsuccessfully treated elsewhere. Gonorrhoea, Blood Poison, Sinn Diseases, .Nervous Decline, cured by scientific methods known and indorsed by the medical profession. The average mart seldom realizes the great importance of physical strength as a factor in his general health. To be weak physically is to be weak mentally. If from various causes, or certain conditions, the vitality of the body is run down the entire nervous system becomes sympathetically affected resulting in the loss of strength of vitality. To this condition we apply a medication which, coming directly in con tact with the weakened nerve centers, relieves the congestion and es tablishes healthy circulation upon which strength and vigor depends. ITEBTOUS SEBZUTT OS WXAXJTESS. There Is usually a pain across the small of the back; blue rings under your eyes; specks before your eyes; your sleep does not rest you: you get up In the morning feeling tired; your mind at times wanders; your memory Is poor; you are losing flesh, hollow-eyed; whites of your eyes are yellow; you are fearful, always expecting the worst to hap pen; ery nervous; you have bad dreams; startle in your sleep, and awake out of a dream very much frightened; stinging pain in the bresst; no appetite. Do you know what causes you to feel like thisT This condition will not Improve of Its own accord, but Instead you may grow gradually worse, and eventually end in nervous debility or neurasthenia. If you have ever taken treatment and failed to get cured perhaps It is because you never took treatment at the St Louis In stitute. Our treatment is different from the old treatment taught years ago. We cordially Invite consultation free. WRITE if you cannot call. All correspondence strictly confidential HQ a ii refuioa amib m ytaiii uveiupB, HOUR3-r a, m. to 6 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8:30; Sundays, ft a. to 12 noon. " ST. LOUIS "ItRGicAL1" DISPENSARY OOBVXn ISOOaTB AXT9 TASCKZX1, STBEBM, POKTXAITD, OXZCtOsT. ANNOUNCEMENT To the public and our friends we desire to announce that alterations on our new store, lie Men's at CORNER FOURTH AND ALDER STREETS, are now completed and we will open Saturday, August 3, with a splendid assortment of high cla9s furnishings, hats and novelties. Your patronage is earnestly solicited and we will merit a con tinuance of your business by selling only reliable, high grade mer chandise. THE MEN'S SHOP ' MICHEL A STILLER, Fourth and Alder Streets. "Goodbye.? said Shaefer. "t hold nothing against you; I know you had to do It When I go. Ashing this fall I win send you a salmon. CITY COUNCIL Continued from Page One.) ' health, they say. has no authority to spend money or select a site for a cre matorium. '-- - - - - ... - . Capacity Inadequate. . Superintendent Charles L. Daaaett of the garbage crematorium informed the board that the capacity of the incin erator was SO tons per day but that on some days the amount delivered at the plant for burning reached ii tons. One-day, he said, they were compelled L?hiJLread A0 tonfl ' refuse of all kinds which could not be handled In the burn- i 0nh8 around that it might evap- " at., Thl5 wa absolutely necessarv, wrfuPi8garbage rdec ' W et rld ot th6 ' rT'8, Tfcjtal Jof t the superintendent prompted .the: board members to ursre ' ine council to give immediate Telia in Iw"0Ah approaching typhoid raker, ir.-K .I.. ,.rear expressed ti? Ji . ,taTy conditions might glvJ Foreign Exchange Bates. New Tork. Avir. i tiv-. .!,.,, market dull and harai mt-.A. nD. - a STaVV4-"' . V bills' 'M.876J i , S 1-4 S6 -! plus 1-1 , i w 1