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TUB OREGON DAILY JOURNAi; PORTLAND. TUESDAY- EVENING," AUGUST -6, 1C07.A
AlasKa 1907
EXCURSIONS
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SHIM TRADE
IS FAMISHED
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'S MARKETS
Quality Is Telling: at Last and Oregon
.Eggs Are Taking Their Rightful Place
in the Local Trade.
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Cottar City, Tla ftJtta.
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tilling t a. m. Front 8ttl.
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ft. ft Umatilla Aug. 8, 83
ftoaoma 13.
City Offloa, 849 Wssbingtoa St.
Jamestown Exposition
LOW RATES
ATOT7BT .
8, 10 i SSPTBBEBSa
18. 13.
11.
Chicago and return, 171.10.
Bt Loul and return, $7.(0.
St. Paul, MInnepoll, Duluth, Supe
lior, Winnipeg and Port Arthur and re
turn, (0.
3-TBAINS DAILY 5
Tor tickets, sleeping car reservations
and additional Information, call on or
addreaa H. DICKSON. C P. T. A.
188 miS IT, POBTLABB, OB.
Telephone : Main 110. Home A-228.
Closing of Season on Rogue
River Causes Lack of
Supplies Here.
Portland wholeeal market i:
Salmon trade la famished.
Butter market very firm.
Aprlcota coming; from The Dalle.
Tomato market cleans up.
Price maintained In egg.
Ena; plant In liberal supply.
Frulf Jar a scarce article.
Produce trade Is very heavy.
Salmon Trad Zi Famished.
The closing of the salmon season
along the Rogue river on August 1 has
caused a famine in supplies of fresh
salmon In this market. An long as the
Rogue river season was pm the local
fish trade was able to secure close to
it requirements, but since the flHhlng
Is no longer permitted In that stream
the trade Is forced to depend upon the
Inadequate supplies of the Columbia.
Disappointment Is more keen over the
small run or nun in tne latter river
FARM WORK CHECKS
ARRIVALS OF SPUDS
Oregon potatoes are not yet
sufficiently matured for long
distance shipping, and as a re
sult the local trade has to be
depended upon to take ear of
all arrivals. Had this been any
other part of the season this
might prove disastrous to prices,
but the press of farm work Is
holding the attention of grower
at this time, and thi. coupled
w)th th shortage of labor In the
country Is holding th supplies
In check. At this time demand
la fully up to receipts, and price
are being maintained at old fig
urea for best quality.
FURTHER RISE
III HOG IMKEI
Price of Best Stuff Goes to
$6.75 Flat Improved
Tone in Cattle.
Sheen.
:2s
460
COOS BAY
Weakly ftwlfht ul FawtM
Berric of th riM SUamahlp
Breakwater
tnru rOBT&AJTD vry Monday, SiOO
p. ml, from Oak-tret Dock, for
EMPIRE NORTH BEND
AND MARSHFIDLD
Freight Received Till 4 p. m. on Day
of Sailing.
I? ABB Trpm Portland, lat-olaas,
810.00) Bd-elaaw, 87.00, Ipclndlpg berta
Inquire City Ticket Office. Third and
Washington ate., or Oak-treet Dock,
Special
August
Low Rates East
8-9-10
WITH STOP-OVER PRIVILEGES.
Th Best of Everything, via
Chicago & North-Westcrn Ry.
THE DOUBLE TRACK LINE.
Address R. V. Holder, Gen. Art., 161
Third St., Portland. Or.
Ho! For Astoria
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FastSteamerTelegraph
Dally (except Thursday). Leevaa Aldei
treat dock T a. m.
Sundays 8 a. m. $1 round trip.
1MEOHE UAXm 065.
Columbia River Scenery
JsZOU&ATOB UBB ftTBAMXBft.
Dally aerrlee betwets Portland ane The
Dallea, except Soaday, leaTlag Portia at
1 S- JB-, irriTlnx aboat 8 p. carrytan
iragm aaa paaaancer. npwsaia eccoainieaa-
tlans for oetllt and llveateck.
Dock feet of Aider it.. Portland; foot el
Coqrt St., The Dalle. Ptwe Main U. Portland.
08T1 rACIFIC 8TEAMSXZB CO.'B
Steamships ROANOKE
and GEO. W. ELDER
Safl for "-jreka, San Francisco and Loa
Ange." . direct every Thursday at I p. m.
j iciter onjee in intra, near Aider.
Phcnes M. 11 1. H. TOUNO. Agent
Colombia River Throogh Line
Steamers of the "OPEN RIVER" line
leave OAK STREET DOCK every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at FIVE
O'CLOCK A. M. for all points between
Portland, The Dalle and Umatilla.
Leave early and see all the river. Ar
rive early. Low rates. Prompt service.
Telephone Main 3201, Home A3627.
thl season. Fishers are receiving sum
small catches that many of them have
quit th business for the year. Salmon
canners and cold storage operators arc
fighting among themselves for the
small supplies and between the two take
all the fish caught and leave none for
tne rresh. trade.
Trult jars a Boaro Artlole.
Handler of fruit Jar are still mak
ing much complaint over the Inability
of manufacturers to ship them supplies
enough to last them more than half
the iime. Every Jar manufacturer Is up
to his head in order, and every day
add to the volume of unfilled ones.
The reason for th scarcity of jar Is
given by the manufacturers as the
scarcity of labor and the shortage In
packing cases. Several makers of Jar
nave promised their local handlerj that
additional supplies cannot be delivered
for fully a month, and by that time the
cream of the fruit jar trade will have
passed.
Batter Xaxket Is Tery Finn.
Almost all city creameries are today
quoting the advance of 2 He a pound
announced by several manufacturers
yesterday. Only two butter house are
not charging the advanced figure so
far as known, and it 1 atated that these
are asking th rise from those not reg
ular customers.
Cream receipts show a very good vol
ume, but butter manufacturers are only
able to take care of their current de
mand. Yesterday afternoon after the
advance Id price was made, the orders
came thicker than before the rise. Out
side demand is enormous for this time
of year, and while city trade Is not at
ail heavy, it is up to tne usual can at
this period of the season.
Ice cream manufacturers deny that
their operations make much difference
with the butter market. They claim
that the cream thev use Is not of suffi
cient volume to greatly affect the but
ter market or price one way or the
other.
Produce Trade Tery Beery.
Trade In th produce market Is very
heavy today along Front street. All
lines are affected. Fruit business is
the largest ever seen in this market.
Apricots are again coming from The
Dalles and are selling around $1.60 a
crate. Blackberries are arriving more
freely again, with the market fair at
11.50. Some small lots of raspberries
fame this morning rrom local points.
and sold at lvc per one-pound box.
Crawford peaches are now arriving
from local points, and are in better
condition. Best generally around 31.25.
Tomato market clean up again. Sup
plies are not near as liberal a a short
time ago, and good stock sells at 60c a
box. Some fancy at 76c. California
stuff In bad shape.
Muscat grapes are arriving more
freely from the south, and the price Is
lower.
Brief Botes of the Trade.
Egg plant 1 In more liberal supply
from The Dalle. Price at $3 a crate
or about 10c a pound.
Price on eggs is being maintained at
rormer ilgure. Receipts not so heavy,
and for outside shipments some ad
vance Is generally asked.
Chicken market is quiet, but fairly
steady at rormer ngures.
No late sales reported in hop market.
Dealers say no orders are In sight.
By the purchasing of the Interest of
Oeorge w. Sherk in the rtrm of Sherk
& Graham Co. by Frank Templeton of
Templeton Brothers, the name of the
latter firm will be changed to Temple
ton & Oraham. The firm of Templeton
Brothers will be absorbed by the new
concern. Oeorge W. Sherk retires from
the business on account of having more
business on the outside. The quarters
formerly occupied by Sherk & Oraham
Co. will be taken by the new firm. Both
members are well known In the pro
duce trade.
Today's Front streot prices:
Grain, Flour and Feed.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta. 9c. large
lots; small lots, 9c.
WHEAT New Club. 81 S
3 25; cherries, if 10c lb; peaches, 75c(8
1.26; cantaloupes, JZ.60; rasphernes.
10c lb: plums. II 00: watermelons.
Ur; cultivated blackberries, 11.50
crfp: crnhnnnlra fiOr,oc per box:
Bartlctt pears, 11.0002.50 per box; ap
ricot. II 60
VEGETABLES Turnips, new, 96cft
$1.00 sack: carrots. TSctf 11.00 per sack;
beet. l 60 per sack; parsnips, 81.00 ivp
11.26; cabbage. 12 00: tomatoes. Oregon.
60ijf75c; parsnips. 90Gfl; wnx beans,
1c; green. 4c per lb; (sullflower, $1,264$
1.50 dozen; peas. 6c; horseradish. 8c lb ;
artichokes. 6cif76e dojsen : rhubarb. 3o
b. ; green onions, 26c per dozen; bell pep
pers. 10?jH5o per lb; head lettuce.
( ) doz; cucumbers, hothouse, 20(26c
dor: outdoor, iOfabOc box: radishes, 16c
dozen bunches; eggplant. 16c lb;
green corn, 11.50 sack; celery, $1.25
doien.
Grocer!, Huts, Etc.
SUGAR Cube, 16.22 ; powdered
88.07 V ; berry, I5.R7H; dry. granulated,
I5.I7H; Star. 15.77H; conf. A, I5 87 W
extra B, I5.37H: golden C, 16.27H; D
yellow, $5 17H; beet granulated. 15.77H;
oarreis, jtic; nair oarreis, Z5c; boxes.
ouc aovance on sacK name-
(Above prices are 30 days net cash
quotations. )
HONE IS 60 per crate.
COFFEE) Package brands, $15.18
IB BJI
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100s.
112.60 per ton: nos, $1100; table, dalrv.
60s, 117.50; 100s. 117.25; bales, $2.10;
imported Liverpool, bus, izu.oo: loos,
119.00; 224s, 118.00; extra fine, barrels.
2s. 6s and 10s. 14 .100 6. SO: Liverpool
lump rocK, izo.no per ton; 60-lb rock.
111. oo; 100S. $10.60.
(Above prices apply to sales of less
than car lots. Car lots at special prices
suDieci to fluctuations. )
RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1. o; No.
6tt5Vc: New Orleans, head. 7c:
Ajax, be; Creole, tc.
BEANS Small white, 3.30; large
white, $3.50; pink, $3.60; bayou, $3.90;
umaa, sc; Mexican reds, 4 Ho.
NLTS Peanut. Jumbo. M,c per lb:
Virginia. 7c per lb; roasted. lOo per
lb: Japanese. 6f6c: roasted. 77Hc
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bluestem, 8485c;
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VOOOAXS; CtA&al CO.-lTDtAt-I)ATI8
... . AU 60-4 8I08JEB, .
Russian. SO&Slc
vaJlev. 81 82c.
CORN Whole, $28.00; cracked, $29.00
per ton.
bAKUSI New i-eed. izi.oom 22.00
per ton; rolled, $2S.0024.00; brewing,
$22.00 23.00.
RYE $1.55 per cwt.
OATS New Producers" price No. 1
White. $28.00 per ton; gray, $27.00.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents.
14.80; straights, $4.26; export, $4.00:
valley. $4.304.40; graham, ".a. $3.75
whole wheat, $4.00; rye, 60s, $5.50; bales,
13.00
MILLdsTUJTFS Bran, liv.oo per ton;
middlings. $25.00; shorts, country, $20:
city, $19.00; chop $16.00 & $21.00.
HAT Producers price Timothy.
Willamette valley, fancy, $U.00ffi 17.00;
ordinary, $12.0014.0O; eastern Oregon,
$18: mixed. $1010.60; clover. $7.50 8;
grain, $8010; cheat. $8.50 10.50.
Batter, Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland-
Sweet cream, 31c; soui, 29c.
BUTTER City creamery. 80(332c;
seconds, 2730c; outside fancy, 27HC0
80c; seconds, 2527c; store, Oregon,
1819c.
EGGS Extra iancy, candied, zzc;
good candled, 21c.
c -EESE New Full cream, flats.
16164c per lb; Young Americans, 17
17 He per lb.
POULTRY Mixed chickens, 12 He;
fancy hens, 13c lb; roosters, old.
10c lb; fryers. 1416o lb; broilers, 14tS
15c lb; old ducks, lie lb: spring dunks.
12c lb; geese, old, 810c lb; spring geese
12'4i61.sc per lb; turkeys, lla13c lb;
for old; squabs, $2.50 per dozen; pigeons,
$1.25 per dozen. Dressed poultry, 1
1 .c per lb. higher.
Hops, Wool and Rides.
HOPS 1906 crop Prime to choice.
5g 6c; medium to prime, 6c; contracts,
1907 crop. 9Uc.
WOOL 1907 clip Valley, 2021o
eastern Oregon, 180Zlc. p,
MOHAIR New 1907 29 29 HC.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 1520c
eacn; short wool, 255400: medium, wool.
'ac each: long wool, 76cee$1.00 each.
tallow Prime, per lb, 3H; No.
2 and grease, 22c.
CHITTIM BARK 6c per lb.
Fruits ud Vegetable.
POTATOES $1.00 1.26, selling; buy-
ONIONS fobbing price New Walla
garlic! llS3 88Ck: Oreg0n' $2 i!5:
PLE8 Nw, $1.602.25.
I 75? UITS Oranges. 14.26
i'-, K!lain"- J0! lemons, S.007.60
XlnJTff1'. Per 100
per lb; walnuts, California. 10c per lb:
pine nuts. 14 15c per lb: hickory nuts.
10c per lb; Brazil nuts. 18c per lb; fil
berts, lie per lb; fancy" pecans, 1820c
per lb; almonds, IS W 21 He.
Keats, Fish and Provisions.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy. 8HC per lb; largo, 78c per
lb; veal, extra. 8V49e per lb; ordlnsry,
8c per lb; poor, 87c per lb; mutton,
fancy 8fc per lb
HAMS, BACON, ETC. Portland pack,
(local) hams, 10 to 12 lbs, 15c per lb;
14 to 19 lbs, 15Hc per lb; 18 to 20 lbs.
lBe: breakfast bacon, 16VCP22c per
lb; picnics, 11 He per lb; cottage roll,
11 He per lb; regular short clears, un
smoked, 12c per lb; smoked. 12c per lb;
clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 13c
per lb; Union butts, 10 to 13 lbs, un
smoked, Sc per lb; smoked, 9c pr lb;
clear bellies, unsmoked, 11 He per lb;
smoked 13 He per lb; shoulders. 12 He
per lb; pickled tongues. 60c each.
LOCAL LARD KetUe leaf, 10c, 13c
per lb; 6s, 13Hc per lb; 60-lb tins, 12Hc
fier lb; steam rendered, 10s, 11 c per
b; 6s, 11 Tic per lb; compound, 10s, 10c
per lb.
FISH Rock cod, Ii per lb; flounders,
6c per lb; halibut, 6c per lb; striped
bass, 15c per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; sal
mon fresh Columbia chlnoofe. lie per
lb; Steel heads. 10c per lb; herrings, 5c
per lb; soles, 6c per lb; shrimps, 12c per
lb; perch, 6c per lb; tomcod, 7c per lb;
lobsters, 16c oer lb; fresh mackerel, 8c
?er lb; crawfish, 25c per dos; sturgeon,
2Ho per lb; black bass, 20c per lb;
silver smelt, 7e per lb: frozen Bhad, 6c
per lb: black cod, 7 He per lb.
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay. per gal
lon, $2.60; per 100-lb sack, $4.50; Olym-
pla, per gallon, $2.26; per 116-lb sack,
6.6036.25; Eable, canned. 10c can; $7.00
doz.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box. $2.40
razor clams, $2.00 per box; 10c per doz.
Faints, Goal OIL Etc
ROPE Pure Manila. 15 Vc: standard
lB'V.c; sisal, 11c.
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases,
lHc per gal; water white. Iron bbls,
14c per gal: wooden. 17c per gal: head
light, 170 deg.. cases, zi Ho per gal.
GASOLINE 86 deg.. cases. 24Hc per
gal; iron bbls, isc per gal.
BENZINE 63 deg.. cases. 25c per
gat; iron bbis, use per gal.
TURPENTINE In cases. 96c per gal
wooden bois, 3c per gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 70 Per
lb; 600-lb lots, 8c per lb; less lots, 8 Vic
per id.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at $3.18,
Portland Union Stockyards. Aug. .
urnciai receipts:
Hon. Cattla
Today .76
Week ago 160
Year ago 23 294
Previous year. . . 13 140
The small arrivals of hogs forced the
market up 26c today and best stuff Is
quoted firmer at $6.76. The Inability
of packers to get in supplies from the
east Is working a severe hardship on
them because of late local arrivals nave
been almost too small to note. The gen-
enal absence of arrivals has caused the
shutting down of the hog-packlng plants
and even the retailers experience con
siderable difficulty In obtaining a suf
ficient supply to tide them over. As
during the past 24 hours there were no
hog arrivals In the yards last Tuesday.
Both a year and two year ago th run
was nominal.
Better Tim In Steer,
In the cattle market a better time
was reflected tpday on account of the
small run. Arrivals for the 24 hours
wore just 76 head, half of the run of a
week ago. A year ago 294 head came
and two years ago 140 head. While (he
general cattle market Is unhinged from
previous price rulings, a fractional
advance over listed figures Is some
times obtained for quality out of the
ordinary.
Steady Ton In Sheep.
While values are unchanged In the
f general sheep trade today, the market
s steadier and the trade has been able
to maintain prices more easily. Today's
run was 250 head, compared with nojie
either a week ago or a year ago and 450
head two years ago.
A year ago today the market was
showing a fractionally improved tone i
ror cattle, especially steers. Hogs and
sneep were steady, values unchanged
Official yard prices:
Hogs Besat eastern Oregon, $6.75;
stockers and feeders, $6.266.60; China
rats, 18.60.
Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers.
83.75; best cows and heifers. I2.75l:
bulls, $2.
Sheep Best wethers. 14.26: ewes.
$4.00; Iambs, 16.00.
SIM MILLfRS
BUYING WHEAT
Much Competition Along
Line of Great Northern
No Damage.
Bo Damage by Seat.
(Journal Special Service.)
Lewlaton. Ida., Aug. t. The
grain companies report that no
damage has been sustained dur
ing the recent hot weather, and
that unless unfavorable condl-
prevail during the next two
4 weeks Nei Perce and Idaho
4 counties will harvest the great-
4 est grain crop In their history.
4 Up to this time the farmers
4 have refused to contract their
4 crop, holding for a higher price,
4 which they believe will prevail
4 later In the season. The corapa-
4 nles are offering 68 cents for
4 bluestem and 66c for club, while
d brewing barley la quoted at 87 H
d cent.
4 Farmer say that they will sell
4 when the quotation for blue-
4 stem reaches 76 cents, and It Is
4 thought for this reason the mar-
4 ket will remain Inactive until
4 late In the season.
DIE III UK
Derailed Freight Car Is
Thrown in Front of Pas
t senger Fourteen Dead.
(Jo real Special Barries.)
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 1. Fourteen per
sen are believed to be dead and II
Injured In a wreck which ocourred on
the Buffalo, Conpemaugh aV Allegheny
division of the Pennsylvania road at
10 o'clock this morning near Kelly ela
tion. 81s bod lee have been taken from
the wreckage. Those Identified so far
are:
Mrs. Alonso Huff and son, Johnstown.
M. B. Irwin, engineer, bodv out In
The wreck occurred when a freight
ear jumped the track as a freight train
was passing the Oil City passenger
which was running; at a high rate of
speed. The derailed car was thrown
directly in front of the eastbound train
which crashed Into It.
The passenger engine was hurled from
the track and two baggage cars, the
smoker and one of the passenger
coaches, the latter crowded with peo
ple, were smashed Into kindling wood, i
Many women and children were In the
coach.
Few details have been received by of
ficials of the road.
A wrecking train and crew were sent
to the scene of the accident at once
where the track is strewn for several
hundred yards with wreckage. The
track Is also torn up for a considera
ble distance.
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CONSENT OF PARENTS
Chicago wheat value:
Aug. 6. Aug. 6. Loas. 1906.
Sept. ..90HA 91 72
Dec. ..94HA 96 1 75
May ..99 100A 1)4 7V
SHEEP STRONG IX EAST.
Good Tone Reflected on Chicaeo
Market Dnrlng Day.
Chicago, Aug. . Official receipt:
Hog. Cattle. Sheen.
Chicago 20,000 4,000 11,000
Kansas City 10.000 10.000 6.000
Omaha 10.000 2,000 12,000
Hogs are steady: left over. 5.100. Re
ceipts a year ago were 17,000. Mixed
it.00ro.40: heavy. $6.00l j.25: rouh
sou wo. so; ugm, to.li.
Cattle Steady.
Sheep Strong.
Sheep Badly Infected.
(Journal Special Herrlre.)
Pendlton, Or.. Aug. 6. N. S. Rlna.
special government Inspector, has re
turned from Malheur county, where he
naa ueen inspecting sneep. While at
McDermltt he quarantined the wholo
south end of Malheur county, extend
ing north for 70 miles, excentlna- the
soumeasi corner extending north about
6 mile square, which he found free
from scab. He forced the dipping of
s.mu neaa or sneep. ana he stated that
nere is but one band of clean sheen in
hat whole section of the countv. which
s ownea Dy jonn Etcneson and consist
ng of 1.300 sheep.
The Inspector states that in his 15
years of experience this was tho vorst
Duncn or sheep he had ever InsoelLed.
A range rider has been placed on tha
range ana no sneep will De allowed on
this whole section of the state now
under quarantine.
De-
and
United
States
York,
Government Bonds
Aug. 6. Government
New
bonds:
. Bid.
Twos. registered 105
do coupon 105
Threes, registered 102 H
do coupon 102H
Threes, small bonds 101
DIs. Columbia. 8-66s 113 H
Fours, registered, new.. 1274
do coupon 127
Twos, Panama 104
do coupon 108
Philippine Fours 109
Asked
106
106!4
103
102
128
105
104
Will Not Raise Rate.
(Journal Special 8errlee.)
Athena, Or., Aug. 6. It is reported
by the local agent of the Puget Sound
Warehouse company, the Pacific Coast
Elevator company and other warehouses
In this vicinity that the storage rates
will be practically the same as last year.
David Taylor, owner of the Independ
ent Warehouse company, declares that
his charges will not be Increased.
Wheat-growers In Umatilla county
say they will not pay an Increase over
last year and that they will build plat
forms and storage houses of their own
In preference to doing so. For a time
It was reported that there would be
an Increase of 25 cents and over.
Portland Bank Statement.
.$989,877.79
. 853,641.77
Clearings todav
Clearings a year ago.
Gain today ti3K7Kn9
Balances today $122.559144
Balances a year ago 67.301.88
Cattle for Railroads.
(Journal Special Service.)
Lewlaton, Ida., Aug. 6. J. C,
haven has shinned to Book ana
points on the Columbia river seven car
loads of cattle for the use of railroad
contractors. They will be taken direct
to the camps, where they will be slaugh
tered. In about two weeks Mr. Dehaven
will ship about 1,000 head into the
northern country.
NEVADA MINING STOCTKS.
Bid
the
bid
Prices Current Today on
San Francisco Exchange.
San Francisco, Aug. 6. Official
prices:
GOLDFIELDS DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 45c, Red Top $4, Mohawk
$17. Columbia Mt. 63c, Jumbo $4. Jumbo
Ext. $1.87H. Vernal 13c, Pennsylvania
3cA. Goldneld M. Co. $1.60, Kendall 30c,
Booth 48c, Blue Bull 89c. Adams 13c,
Silver Pick 62c, May Queen 11c, Nev.
Boy 7c, B. B. Ext. 7c, Blue Bell 17c,
Dixie 6c, G. Columbia 38c. Hlbernla 7c.
St. Ives 94c, Conqueror 13c, Blk. Rock
4c, Lone Star 20c. G. Wonder 2c. Pot-
lach 40cA, Oro 22c, Kendall Ext. 2c,
Sandst. Ext. 4c, Mayne 6c, Atlanta 61c,
Great Bend 76c, Slmerone 28c, Empire
9c, Red Top Ext. 24c. Florence 15.37 H.
Diam'f B. B. Con. 26c, G. Daisy $1.82H,
xaguna i.u, commonwealth 26c, Comb.
Fract. $2.26. Gr Bend Ext. 14c. Or.
Bend Anx. 10c, MUlstorm 40cA, B. B.
Bonanza 7c, Kewanos 81c, Esmeralda
lie, .Portland 25cA, Cracker Jack 22c.
Francis Mohawk $1.10, Red Hill 67c,
Mohawk Ext. 9c, Lou Dillon 8c, Y. Tiger
zic, uranama itsc, s. .Kick Ext. 4c, Y.
Rose 8c, Col. Mt. Ext. 3c, Goldf. Cons.
$8.50, Diam'f. Triangle 20c.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original 7c, Bullf. M. C. 14c. Mont.
Buur. 3C, Nat. Bank ZOc, L. Harris 2c.
Amethyst 24c, Gold Bar 65c, Stelnway
6 c A, Denver Buf. Anx. 9oA, B. Daisy 8c,
Homestake Cons. 92c, Tramp Cons. 41c,
victor c, iNorin star boa, bunset 6c.
TONOPAHS.
Ton. Nev. $12.60. Mont. Ton. $3. Ton.
Ext. $1.60A, MacNamara 24c, Midway
73c, Ton. Belmqnt $3.20, Ton. No .Star
17c. Ohio Ton. Zc. West End Cons. 74c.
Rescue 12c, Ton. & Calif. 6c, Golden An
chor 12c, Jim Butler 91c, Ton. Cash Boy
6c, Ton. Home 6c, Bost. Ton. lOcA,
Monarch Pitts. Ex. 3c, Mont. Mid. Ext.
OcA.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. cons. 4 5c A, Manh. M. Co. 6c,
Wedge 6c, Seyler Hump 6c, Dexter
2c. L. Joe 2c. Crescent 6eA. Combina
tion 2c, Graany 22c, Mustang 20c, Little
Grey 30oA, Cowboy 5cA. Orig. Manh.
0c, Broncho 7c, Jump. Jack 10c. Pine-
nut 6c, Buffalo 6cA, S. Dog 6cA, Y.
Horse 3c, Indian Camp 7c.
The local wheat situation remains
rather quiet. In the interior there has
been considerable competition among
millers to get early supplies and the
result has been that the price Is gen
erally a fraction above the place it
started at. Along the line of the Great
Northern the prices paid average 74c
for bluestem. Some millers report
heavy purchases.
Most of the sales thus far have been
to the smaller millers who were caught
short last season and were forced to
pay high values latter to f.ll their flour
orders.
Chios go X,osee Again.
Weaker and lower Llvernool cable
contributed to the lower opening In
Chicago today. The market wa dull
all through the session, the price show
ing no rallying power at any time. The
crose was 74, c to lc under yesterday.
Official Chicago prices bv Overbeck
& Cooke company:
WHEAT.
High.
91H
85
100
CORK.
65
63
64
OATS.
44
43
45
MESS PORK
1640 1640 1617
LARD.
912 915 905
920 920 910
857 867 852
SHORT RIBS.
872 872 865
866 865 860
'792 792 790
Sept.
Dec.
May
Sept.
Dec.
May
Sept.
Dec.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Oct
Jan.
Sept
Oct. ,
Jan. ,
Open.
. 0 74
. 95
.100"
. 64
. 48
42
44
Low.
89
94
99
64
62
&3
42
43
Close.
90A
94A
99
66A
62B
63
43A
42
44
1647B
912
920
862B
872A
866
790
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, Aug. 8. Official prices:
WHEAT.
Open. Close. Loss.
Sept. 722
Dec 725d
722d
725d
5
(goeclal Dispatch to The Journal.)
Hood River. Or.. Aug. t. An elope
ment of young lover took place from
While Salmon Monday, when Charles
Witt and Flossie MrKray made up their
minas to get married willy nllly. Mr.
Witt lives at Husum and Miss McKray
resides , at Trout Lake. Monday after
noon they appeared before Justice of
tne i'eace Fields at White Salmon and
represented themselves as of age and
tried to Induce him to marry them.
Doubting their statements, he refused
to do so, and they made a hasty de
parture for Hood River. After a
breathless flight to the river they ar
rived there a few minutes after 6
o'clock, but to their consternation the
ferryman refused to bring them to this
city. With deep dejection they learned
that he did not carry passengers after
6 o'clock in the evening. They were
forced to return to White Salmon, and
there they went to a hotel. Shortly
after thlr arrival the parents of both
nupenren on tne scene, ana after ex
planations they were married, although
it is stated that neither of them Is of
age. The young elopers left on the
Spencer today on their honeymoon.
CAPTAIN PEARY &EADY
TO START FOR POLE
(Journal Bpaetal Bertie.)
Portland, Me., Aug. . Preparations
hae been completed for another at
tempt to reach the north Dole bv Can-
tain Robert E. Peary, who left here yes
terday for New York. He sails from
the latter place within a few days and
hopes to be successful In reaching the
coveted place In the Ice regions. The
steamer Roosevelt has been repaired and
strengthened and a three years' supply
of provisions will b taken north. Prac
tically the same crew that made former
explorations with Captain Peary will
accompany mm on this trip.
USING JAPS TO
FIGHT THE JAPS
Queer Threat Made to Get
Vancouver, B. C. Jler
chants in Line.
(Special Dlspatrb to Tha Journal)
Vancouver, B. C. Aug. 6 The threat
Is made that If the business houses do
not take up the trades and labor move
ment in connection with Immigration
and support the unions in their ex
clusion movement against the Japan
ese, the trades and labor council will
Instruct all union men to nat ronlSA .Tan.
aneae and Chinese stores. This wa th
chief development of a mass meeting
i1" uuor mo auspices or me Aalatlo
Exclusion league last night.
PARTIES UNKNOWN
KILLED BENOMI
He Had Three Bitter Enemies, Two
of Whom Had Threatened
to Kill Him.
NORTH YAKIMA HOP
GROWERS DISCOURAGED
LIQUIDATION IS CAUSE.
Prices Continne Downward in New
York Ramors of Trouble.
New York. Aug. 6. Hew HAriin
resulted todav In the stock
L-uniinuea liquidation, and the move
ment sliows no signs of having reached
Its culmination. linimDortant rain- re
sult in dullness, and all the activity is
on declined prices. Rumors are circu
lated or some pig people being in tight
iimunn. yui uu names can r nart ah
graues oi copper were reduced c
pound today.
Official New York prices by Overbeck
5 g" Q
DESCRIPTION. g 5. 4 22
. i
Am. Car & Fdy,
Am. Cot. Oil, c.
Am. Loa, c...
Am. Sugar, c . . .
Am. Smelt., com
Am. Smelt., pfd,.
Ana. Min. co. . .
Am. Woolen, c.
Atchison, com..
Bait. & O.. c
Brook. Rap. Tr.
Can. Pac, com.
Cen. Leath., c. .
Chi. & O. W c.
Chi. M. & St. P.
Chi. & N. W c.
Ches. & Ohio. . .
Col. F. & I., c, .
Col. Sou., com..
Dela. dc Hud...
len. fc Klo O., c.
Den. & Rio. G., p.
Erie, com
Erie, 2d pfd
Gt. Nor., pfd....
Lou. & Nash
Manhattan Ry..
Mex. Cent. Ry. .
M. K & T.. com.
Distillers
Ore Lands
Vir. Chemical..
Mo. Pacific
National Lead..
N. Y. Central..
N. Y. O. & W...
N. & W. com...
N. American . .
N. P. com
Pac. M. S. Co. . .
Penn. Ry ,
P. O. L. & C. CO,
Pr. 8teel Car, c.
20
37
84
65
25
73
63
110
67
129
26
121
89
HOPS DON'T LOOK SO WELL IN -MANY
PLACES ON THE WEST SIDE
That all Is not so lovely with the hop
crop of Oregon Is shown on all sides
after a careful examination of the
yards. The hops are Just coming on
the vines and picking time usually be
gins about September 6. This shows
rmlte clearly how late the cron !
pineapples, $3.25.oo dosen; grape fruit J aaya that the yards la his locality are
not as good as reported. He states
that one of the Krebs' vards at Inde
pendence was In such bad shape this
year that It was not even strung. Mr.
Hutchcroft bays that he does not' be
lieve his yard will run a half of what
it did a year ago. This Is a very bad
showing, in view of the fact that his
yard is located along the river, and
does not therefore suffer from heat so
much as others remote from water.
100
zs
81
21
36
20"
87
112
18
49
139
23
38
99
It
20
37
64
65
25
73
63
110
67
129
26
121
89
100
26
81
21
36
20
87
112
18
49
139
Reading, com.
Rep. I. & S. c. .
do pfd
Rock Is. c
St. L. & S. F. 2 p.
Bt. L. & B. W. c. .
So. Pacific, o. . , .
do pfd
So. Ry. com
Texas & Pacific..
T. St. L. & W. c.
do pfd
Un. Pacific, c. . . .
do pfd. -
U. S. Rub. c.. .
U. S. Steel Co. c.
do .pfd.-
Wabash, com. . . .
W. U. Tel
Wis. Cent c . . .
Call money closed 2 per cent.
Total sales for day, 917,200 shares.
98
26
81
20
33
20
86
112
18
49
138
(Special Dlapatcn to n Journal.)
North Yakima, Wash., Aug. 8. Hop
growers in this section are greatly dis
couraged over prospects for good prices
this fall. Although the yield here will
brti at least 1,000 bales short, the mar
ket In the United States Is already
pretty well supplied and Indications
point to an enormous yield In England,
a large part of which comes to this
country. In consequence growers here
do not think they will receive 10 cents
per pound for their crops and as a re
sult many hopyards next year will be,
converted into rruit ranches and the
production of crops more profitable.
FOUR MORE JURORS
FOR HALSEY TRIAL
(Journal Special Sarrlca. )
San Francisco, Aug. 6. At the close
of the morning session, four more ju
rors were sworn in the Halsey case
after the prosecution had peremptorily
challenged rour veniremen. The panel
was exhausted and a new venire will
be drawn for tomorrow's session. Eight
jurors have been sworn In so far.
TEHAMA LAND FRAUD
CASES SET FOR TRIAL
(Journal Special Service.)
San Francisco. Judge Dehaven. of
the federal court, has overruled the ap
plication bll of particulars In the de
murrer to the Indictment on the part
of John A. Benson and JJr. Edwin Per
rin. The Tehama county land fraud
cases have been set for trial next Thurs
day.
Regular Monthly Social.
The regular monthly social meet in a-
of Central W. C. T. U. will be held In
state headquarters, room 606 Goodnough
blulding, tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
(Special Dlapatch to Th Journal.)
The Dalles, Or., Aug. 6. The sheriff,
deputy and coroner arrived In this city
yesterday afternoon from the scene of
the m larder of E. Benoml. and the In
quest began last night at 7 o'clock, con
tinuing until 10, then adjourning to 9
this morning, when It was In session
one hour. Three witnesses were exam
hlm. The fact was shown that Benoml
and Bergeron. Th testimony proved
that Benoml had three bitter enemies,
two of whom had threatened to kill
him. The face was shown that Benoml
was shot at close range In the front of
the head. Some shot entered the pillow
used by Mrs. Benoml and some feather
were In Benoml's wound, showing Beno
ml was sleeping on his side. A gun
found in the house was in three separ
ate parts and Is not considered the gun
with which the crime was committed.
The verdict of the Jury was that
Benoml came to his death from a gun
shot wound at the hands of a party un
known. CONTRACT IS AWARDED.
New York Cotton Market.
Aug'.
6.
1219
1222
1228
Open. High. Low. 6
Jan 1225 1234 1213 1218
Feb 1Z34 1Z84 1234 1217
March 1235 1243 1223 1233
April 1227
Robert Wakefield Will Extend Jetty
at Coqullle.
The government today authorised the
United States engineers her to award
a contract to Robert Wakefield for the
extension of the north Jetty at tha
mouth of Coqullle river, the price to be
about $50,000. Bids for the work were
opened some time ago by Col. 8. W.
Roesslcr, with the result that Con
tracor Wakefield'- was found to b the
lowest.
The Jetty Is to be extended 285 feet
and the work will have to be completed
in eighteen months. Most of it will
consist of trestle work and the dump
ing of stone sround the piling. It Is
understood that preparations have been
maao in anticipation or the contract
h.ln. nwaroH mt .Via n..,.!. k. Jl'"'
mencea ai once.
The United States lighthouse
men t wants to buy coal and
vltlng bids for the same. Th
bo opened at noon on Saturdnv in
17. and forms of proposals are now to h
obtained at the office of the lighthouse
inspector In, the custom house building.
Seven thousand two hundred tons are
wanted, all told, to be delivered at the
various stations, as follows: Astoria,
2,650 tons; Portland, 400 tons; Seattle,
3.600 tons; Ketchikan, 300 tons, and Ju
neau, 450 tons. Special bids are also
invited for the delivery of 1,000 tons on
me wnarr at Tongue folnt Buoy Depot,
near Astoria, prior to October 1. Alter
native bids will receive consideration.
3lds will
. Foreign Exchange Rates.
New York, Aug. 6. Sterling, cables,
$4t7.30tl487.l; demand, $486.70
486.76; 80-day bills, $483.27 483.60;
francs, 611; marks. 9SVh
May.
Aug 1142
Sept 1160
Oct 1207
Nov 1210
Nec 1216
1170
1175
1215
1144
1164
1194
1226 1204
1230
1147
1166
1197
1187
1207
1235
1162
1162
1201
1210
Heavy Sales of Wool.
(Special Dlanatch to "The Journal.)
Boise, Idaho, Aug. 6. The total wool
sales at Caldwell taus far this season
aggregate 1,481,307 pounds and the aver
age price paia was ic per pound. An
drew Little, the largest grower, sold
275,444 pounds. Caldwell is one of th
best wool markets in this section of the
country.
r
Liverpool Cotton Market.
T.1vrnool. Anir. t. (Cotton fnlnroi
closed 8 td 9 points up.
New York-London Silver.
New York. Aug. 6. Bar silver i9Vi.
London 32 d.
CntXLSXXlT XV PAXBT
never cry as do children who are suf
fering from hunger. Such Is the cause
of all babies who cry and are treated for
sickness, when they really are suffering
rrom nungcr. .hub ia causea rrom their
food not being assimilated, but devoured
dv worms. a tew noses or wmi.'i
Cream" Vermifuge will cause them to
cease crying and begin to thrive at
once. Give It a trial. Sold by all dru-.
flat ' - "
Earthquakes Shake Chill.
(Journal Special Service.)
Sanitago de Chile, Aug. 6. A heavy
raiuniuMb bmiu was reit late Monday
at Valparaiso.
Exclusive Novelties.
Scotch and English woolens. Hol
brook and Leveen, Couch Isjdg., Fourth
and Washington streets.
See EUers Windows.
The most Intensely Interesting spe
cial exhibit ever placed before the view
of planoless music lovers. Go out of
your way to see It. Ellers Piano House,
ram una wasnington streets.
Jamestown Sates.
The Canadian Pacific Is making very
low rates to eastern points, account
Jamestown Exposition. A choice of
routes Is offered, with stopovers going
and returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blackman of
Heppner will leave for an eastern trip
next Thursday. They will visit rela
tives in. New York and Massuchsetts and
will spend some time with their son
Heppner Blackman. cartonist on the New
York Herald. They will be absent
airaui two monms.
H?.t88rS!;.BAl" i,amnd,s at 1 per cent
profit. 342 Wash, st
Carbonic acid gas and soda
PPyances. Bllderback & Crane
ot r irai street.
a,ffi,rfa J!!00 Oanad (roods. ?
Allen Lewis' dest Brand. , ,
1 i ,i
Watohes cleaned, $1. Si Wash. St.
i