The Oregon daily journal., August 09, 1907, Page 15, Image 15

Tiu; gi::;cqu daily jquknal, poktland, i-kiday kvtmuG, auuust o, iiw.
Condition of , Hop Crop lis "Serious ; in
This State Despite Ail the Talk of the
Dealers Who Have Sold Short. ' . ;
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OUTSIDE
I- Rains Cause, Shortage Tern
'U : porarily Plenty of Ripe
.: Stock, But None Coming .
Today's market featurea: ,
rotatoee to mov out oon.
teady improvement In egse. -Chicken
market fractionally better, ;
Dressed weata hard U Sret -
CanUloupa market attain bad ahape,
Standard Oil puta down eandlea.
Paaohee aell at a fTlncVit
Watermelon demand I curtailed.
Corn meal and hominy lower.
Local aalmon atook allll email.. 4
Potatoes to Hot Soon.
' ic Aa oon aa ' weather " condition will
I again permit Vctlve'digglng It loulta
! likely that there wlU b aome liberal
' potato ahlpmenta from this market to
Jboth the north, and south within the
i next lew wee eport irora
-b .tivn that had the ralna not In-
-'. terfered digging operatlona would bowt
be qoM general. Jbany potatoes ar
' fiOwjftwo pr three weeka later than
LM-frT but it la eta ted that a large
I . 1 amount la at preaent rip and ready -tar
W , market, in rains nave own a wunuwr-
ar a - a . J I 1 .ataaaaaaA
n rui aia to iaie nu wu y"
',,th crop to toe neavier man .expecteo a
few weeka ago. On tha other hand. It la
, ! atated that tha 'ralna will .cause the
I early atock to atart growing a rain and
thla will ba a detriment to ouallty and
.; appearance. In thla city tha trade la
offering I1.2S per hundred pounds for
J potatoes for ahlptnent At tha moment
: auppliea In the local market are exeeed-
Ingly ecarce. and thla la what eauaed
I tha aharp advance In fha prloa yeeter-
day morning. Practically no arrlvala
( today. .
V Steady Egg Improvement.
There contlnuea a ateady Improve
ment In the tone of the local erg- mar-
ket. '. Recelpta from than country are
; I anjaller and demand ia increasing. Ore
J aon egga are worth from S to Sc a doaen
mora than eaatern atock, and thla la
: aald to be causing aoma handlera of
eaatern eggs to send the latter out
: when onlv freau atock la ordered. Thla
la a violation of tha new pure, food
law now tn operation and the dealer
; who doea not apeclfy where the ewe
, come from that la If they are not
I local la aubject to a heavy fine, Re
) liable dealera will welcome the atrlct
enforcement of thla law aa they atate
they are unable to compete with
, handlera of eastern egga who Bend that
! grade out when only egga are specified
' In the order. Best Oregona are today
eeltlng at 21tte and 18c a doien.
There la a fractional Improvement In
, the tone of the poultry market, but
, values are scarcely changed. Recelpta
and demand about equal at thla time.
The cooler weather haa curtailed to a
considerable extent the demand for wa- I
termelnna. with eight cara in me otner
. day the market
EGGS FIRMER, SAYS '
I " THOMAS 0. FARREIL
" "Eggs are In fair aupply, but )
j am of tha opinion that recelpta
4 i ar aomewhat . lighter, and con
a , alder th . tone of - tha market
fjrmar. I advls that ahlppera
4 get their goods In while they are
4 freah, that- tha loaa may ba aa
a small aa possible.
. "Butter la firmer and advanced
. for all grades.
.'.."Poultry haa had a very good
weekl with fair receipts and a
very fair demand. Good hene
ar eapeolally desired, and large '
: hena ara aelllng welL .Prloes ar
a . very ' flattering from a seller's
atandpolnt Large young ducka
d aell very well, but email onea
ar hot wanted at all. Fat tur-
a key hena, and larg aprlng turka
ar in good demand. I am of tha '
opinion that tha Coming week
will be a good on for poultry
ahlppera.
"Fancy, fat, medium and email
' veal la atlll quite in aellers fa-
vor, and recelpta ara inadequate.
. JSmall, and medium, solid pork la
care and la good demand."
Tom Farrell of Evardlng A Far-
IO(c; medium to prima, e; eontracta,
107 crop, 10.
WOOL 1807 clip VaUey. lOOlle
astern Oregon. 18 v 21c i
MUHA1K-N6W 1HU7 ZlfPZIHO.
6HEEP8KIN8 Shearing. 1(0 lOo
each; abort wool, 2B0o; medium, wool,
ev?6o eaoh; long wool. 7BcOtl.00.eaoh.
tallow rrime, per id, invic; no.
ana grease, zvifto.
CHIT TIM BARK o per lb.
Frnlta aad TegeUblea.
POTATOES tl.E0ai.tO. aeUlnr: buv
Ing. 11.21 ner sack.
ONIONS Jobbing prlca New Walla
waiia, iz.ov aaca; uregon, vi.i; ganio,
lo per lb.
APPLES New, fl.S0Ol.2S..
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, S4.ISO
4.76; bananas, 6o lb; lemons, $.007.50
par box; limes. Mexican. 14.00 per 100;
pineapples, fS.2f 0 6 doaen; grape fruit
13.26; cherrlea, 8 10c lb; peaches, $10
I. 86: cantaloupes, 12.60; raspberries,
lOo lb; pluma, tOcOtl.00; watermelons,
14 c; cultivated blackberries, 1.76
a crate; crabapples, 600o per box;
Bartlett peara, $1.00 1.60 per box; ap
ricots. 11.60.
VEGETABLES Turnlpa. new. 0c
II. 00 aack; carrota. 76c$1.00 per sack;
beets. 11.60 per sack; parsnips, J1.00f
11.26: cabbage, 22.00; tomatoes, Oregon,
60e6c; parsnips, 0cJl; wax beans,
Ic; green, 4c per lb; cauliflower, 21.26Q
1.60 dozen; peas. 6c; horseradish, 8c lb.;
artichokes. 6c076o doaen: rhubarb. 3c
id.; green onions, 260 per dosen; bell pep-
. i. i iri u k i,in i ir" i in nMn ipriiinn.
rTV,. dnVsomewhaL ,e (- doij enoumbVra, hothousi. 2026c
' :rS:rinnt?m,hfnt- had : outdoor, 4060o box; radlahaaT ISo
ahape with much poor atock coming both ta
from the south and locally. Oood atock 5"" corn'
Tomatoea are In better demand with Oroceriea, Sfnta, Etc
auppliea of better quality; Price about SUGAR Cube, 8.22 H; powdered,
the same. f.07; berry, IS.87H; dry, granulated.
, V 1-1 1 II an V . 1 1 1 . . i ... ' - J I . . I ' - "I i . I wa... . u ' W I TT I
a .i I. 1 1 1 .-I ..I r, e - I . .-1 r .hi . V.
Mlgn aa 11.00 ana ii.zo. utnera aown yeuow, t.u: Deei granuiatea, 16.77V ;
to 76c. barrels,. 10c; hlf barrels, 26c; boxea.
Peach market ia in a rather bad 60o advance on aack basis. ,
ahape owing to the dry rot shown In (Above prices are 10 daya net cash
FIRST HOGS III LVHEAT CROP IS
4 DAYS ARRIVE : HOT MWli
Bun Vis'1': Small ; jut -Helps Unless Bains Continue Too
Somewhat to Beliere
If the Famine.
Portland Union Stockyard. Aug. .-
uinciai raoeipta: - . - "-
, j , . ' Hoira. Cattle Sheen.
Today 109 , io
WMk am ....... 11T I
Year ago ; 89 : M
revloua year zx i . , , tv
Tha flrat hogs to nut In appearance
In th yarda ainee Monday when th
total run . waa out as neaa. were re
ported In today, and were quickly
anapped up by killers, mostly around
th extreme top values. Today'a run of
200 head compares with 127 head a week
ago, none a year ago and ' a nominal
number thla Friday two yeara ago,
A year co todav hoara were ouoted
rirmer, out uncnangea in price.
, Abaeae of fhp.--r.
Thla waa another dav without th ar
rival of ahaep In th local yard. On
thla day a week ago condition were
similar and in consequence th price
rulea varv firm.' but unchanged. SheeD
ar already ao high that although de
mand la larger tnan supply, itinera ar
Tha g
Long Harvest Will Be' r -Best
in History.
,. Ghraln Crop Weather.
Eastern Oregon, aaatern Wash
ington and northern Idaho
Probable ahowera tonight; Sat
urday fair and warmer.
Illinois, Indiana and Missouri
Fair tonight; ahowera Satur
, Minnesota, Iowa, North and
South . Dakota, Nebraak and
Montana Showers; colder to
night and Saturday.
Kansas Fair Saturday. '
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
Ana 9. Auor. 8. Gain. 1808.
Sept 88 Hi 8814 k 72 H
Dec 93 93. .. 76
. 78
general ooln- H"c- .
, ia that tha y
rising
not Duying so freely
ion or the trade, however.
aheep 'market will aoon ahow
value,
A year ago today ahaen ware un
changed In price; market very firm.
While not all ateera arrivlnar ar aell
In un tn At (k. (ar. a t IK. mbWa
I aide la the wheat cron believed to be
only -fair, wit auppliea and demand in. BJL, da1Jp at M ilme bu
about aquat . . all Interests wish for a dry apell
A year ago ateera war allowing an through hanreat ao the best crop In the
Improved demand and prices ahowed C,"torf th iflo northwest can be
tenaency 10 rise.
While ralna are generally axDected In
wheat belta of the Paciflo northweat
tonight, weather officials give hone for
dry weather again with predictions of
air and warmer for Saturday. On no
harvested.
Official yard prloes: I Venr heavy buying of wheat la re-
Hoga Beat aaatern Oregon. I.7B7S P0"'
id at interior nolnta In the Panlfln
atockera and feeders, 17; China fata, I orinweei during tha paat 24 houra and
l.7
Cattle-Best aaatern Oregon ateera,
t , 1mS,A- V... . ..... . i is- m n .
ouiia, i.
Hneep west wetnara, 14,16; awea,
i; lamoa, D.
Sheep Strong In East.
nhinmwn Inr ft X7 r - ... . f A W
who b.uvv ieii over, iteceipta
go were ze.ooo,
prlcee aeem to be satisfactory
io purcnasers. however, no gen
eral aelllng la reported. A Pendleton
gaper Bays that 100,000 buahela have
een purchased in that vlolnlty, 89,000
bushela being from Wild Horse growers
t o.
Government Crop Keport.
Tha government Issued Its rron rennrt
today. Tha condition in the United
'C;.2!"Prt."Llrttr Statea ahows
.ToV '0i ufcWi LAprr wca.nT,'rper'
1 CatTleiiteadv. : wlA T.2 per cent Jul L 1907,P 8t.
per ceni August l, ius, 87.1 per cent
Cattle ateady.
eneep atrong.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Dlam'f B. B. Con. 17c, G. tnlny 21.82,
Laguna 11.40, Commonwealth lOo.Comb.
Fract, 12.16. Ur. Bend UxL IK Or.
Bend Anx, 10c, B. B. Bonansa 7o, Ke
wanoa 78o. Esmeralda 10c Portland 84c.
Cracker Jack 22c, Francis Mohawk
81.17, Red Hill 82c, Mohawk Kit. 12a,
Ixu Dillon Sc. Y. Tiger 23c, Grandma
too, a Pick Ext 4o, T. Rosa 8c, CoL
Mt. Ext 2c, Goldt Con I8.02V, Dlam'f.
Trlangla 2M, , r,
',.': COMSTOCK. : ' X
Ophlr I1.02H, Mexican Sc. Gould A
Curry 12c, Con. Virginia 68c, Savage
690, Hale Norcross 63c. Tallow jacket
$1, Belcher 240, Confidence 6c Sierra
nor. ivo, n.xonequer aso, vnion soc.
. ; BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original To, BuUf. M. C. 18c. Mont
Bullf. 6cA. Nat Bank 20a L. Harrla 2c
Amethyat 24c, Qold Bar 14c Stelnway
be A, Denver -Hur. Anx. ica, nonnie ciare
4 sc. Mayn. cons. .svo, Monty., unio b.ic.
7c, G. Scepter 8c, Monty Mt. 12c, B.
Dalav lOcA. Homestake Cons. 82c, Tan
kee Girl 4c, Nugget 6c, Tramp Con 40c,
Ylotor ?C Mortn star aca, nunsei yca.
'(:'?-' TONOPAHS.
Ton. Nevl 12c. Mont Ton. 22. Ton.
Ext. $1.85, Mac Nam ara 24a. Midway 74c,
m D.l..l A XI n atmw 17a
Ohio Ton. 2o, West End Cons. 87c, Res
cue lie. Ton. It Calif. So, Golden An
chor 12o, Jim Butler 88c, Ton. Cash Boy
6c, Ton, Horn 6c, Bost. Ton. lOcA, Mon
arch Pitts. Ex. 7c, Mont Mid. Ext 8c,
Golden Crown lOcA.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Wedgrt 5c, Seyler Hump 6o Dexter lie,
T. In 4m Pmmaah Ht A Pnmhlna t Inn Q
Granny lUc MuiUnf J 0a, Little Orey
20cA, Cowboy 5eA, Orif. Manh. 10o,
V T 1 a-. Y, I ... c V..A.1. CA
uuinii. ihck ivv. ruiciiuv uv. ouuiv i:ii
S. Dog 16c, T. Horse 8c Indian Camp 6c
VARIOUS DISTRICTS,
Falrv. Silver King IScA. Fairy. Eagle
11.86, Nevada Hllla 8A. Pittsburg Silver
Peak 81.46, No. Star Wonder 6c A, Ea
gle's Nest Sic, Ruby Wonder 26c, Alice
of Wonder So.
Sales of New Wheat.
Pendleton, Or.. Aug. . Though tha
wheat market has been quiet here ao
far tnia season. 100,000 bushels or more
have already been sold. Of thla the
bulk waa bought In tha vicinity of Eastt
una oy is. w. siccomaa, repi
of the Northwestern warehouse com
hXVe voD Mone y to invest?
READ THIS!
Tha X M. Aoheaon Company'a big atore and-factory plant. Fifth and
Alder streets, la conceded to b th best equipped and practical in the
Weat. Lighting ayatem unexcelled. Tha company la aven year ol.l
atarted with a capital atock of 22.000 oapltallxet bow at 2160.000. lUa
a paid-up capital of about 80,000, and additional subscribed atock of
224,000. Assets about 8180,000, not including unsubscribed atock. Lla.
bllltlea less than one third th assets. Doing a business of over 3S0..
000 a year. Unsubscribed capital atock la for aaJe In amounta of fio
up 10 per cent interest or dividend guaranteed Ja trade discount aU
lowed stockholders on all good a purchased by them In th store. Ia
connection with tha department a tor 1a men a tailoring and woolena;
also a grocery atore. You can aava enough on your grocery bllla t
clothe yourself. The company own th flve-etory brick, lta ladles' gar.,,
ment factory, men's clothing and grocery departmenta ara located in,
Very good asset Isn't ItT Subscrlptlona can b mad for weekly r
monthly aavlng payment. Call, drop ua a card, or' fill In -th following
subscription for the amount you deafr and how you wish to pay tha
aam and mall it to us and wa will call and complete your connection
with the company. . . .-. - :. ; fi, . -;i k
X, th aadaralgaed, hereby anbeorlb for. . , . ,k . ,' . . ' a hare
of the Capital Stock of Tha 3. 2C Acheaoa Company. Th prlc of
aald Capital stock la the par vain of One Dollar (fl.00) per hare,
paybl aa follows i ..,..,.,..,,,........
The lnoorporated Capital Stock of The 3. TU Aobaaoa Company la
One Knndred rlfty Thonsaad (150,000) aharea, aoa-aaaaaaabl. - , v, ,;:
v ii-jr.'?r,;
Addreee ,
szxxoTomsi
C. R. PEAKE
A. J. FARMER
J. M. ACHESON
M. . TUOMPSON
3. X. ACKXSOY,
prealdent. i
r. 2c bttimbs, v
ecreiary aad Attoraey.
pany. Within tha paat few daya he has
purchased 80,000 bushels from farmers
of the Wild Horse country paying 69 a
per bushel
There la a general sentiment thla yeai
for holding tha wheat for a higher price,
76c being wanted, and thua far little
contracting haa been dona. ..
Tha Byera mill of this city haa se
cured about 40,000 buahela of new
wheat
August 1. 1806 and a 10 years' averae-e
of 82.4 per cent. Quality of winter
wheat 80.6.
Corn condition August 1, 1807. 82.8
Strike of Operators Cause. Dull Totie f x cllVTZ' iTio."S! .Vr
eggnlant. 16o lb
sack; celery, 11.26
215.88
Quotations.)
jhuinkx s:a per crate.
COFFEE Packaae brands.
18.88. - . . .
SALT Coarse Half zround. 100a.
I12.)66 per ton 60a $13:00; table, dairy.
Boa, $17.60; 100s. 217.26; bales, $2.26;
Imported Liverpool, 60s, $20.00: 100a,
$19.00; ..4s. $18.00; extra fine barrels.
2s, 6a and 10s. $4.60S.66; Liverpool
Mnuthern Orernn stock. Sales of Craw
ford made i during tha paat 2 houra
oown. to ,7o, iduc- lancv atocc win soil
today at I- and si.ip a nog.
- !Brler votea " of tha ' Trad.
-j. Standard .'Oil company announcea an
easier ana ionnwni wwir iitiw in
: candles.
v Cnrn mul and hrtmlnv nhnw a decline
.... ... 1.. I. Ida r a . .
Bale nait la advancea ioc a naia to- '""'f. y; "r - roca.
day. Thla puta the entire salt market , , ,
ud to the recent advance. Market very . (Above prices apply to sales of less
firm at the new figure than car lots. Car lota at apeclal prlcee
While a greater run of ealmon la re- suojecc to iiuciuauons.;
ported In the Columbia, local flan deal- . RICE Imperial Japan, No. 1, 6c; No.
era sav inny are experiencing ino same i , miwaxci t uncua, iiqilu,
difficulty in obtaining supplies for the AJax. 6c; Creole, 6Vc.
fresh market. All flan prices firm and BEANS Small white, $3.30; large
unchanged. I wnite, is.bu; pink, 43.60: bayou, 83.90
Apple market Is in fine ahapa. Call- I LI mas, ic; Mexican reds, 4H&
fornla stocks the best at present and I NUTS Peanuts. Jumbo. 8V4c ner lb
are bringing the higher figures. Virginia, -7Ho per lb; roasted. lOo per
to Rule Today.
Tha atrlke of the telegraph operatora
in the larger cities caused extreme dull
ness to rule In tha New York atock
market and the day a sales and changes
were very email.
Official New Tork price by Over-
peca ar ijookb company;
DESCRIPTION.
Some small auppliea of cherrlea atlll lib: Japanese. SQ6Uc: roasted. 7
'coming. . Prlca around 10c a nound.
7H
per lb: walnuts, California. 10c per lb
Dressed meats of all klnda ara In I nine nuts. l4fiRn nr lh' hlnknrv nnta
larger uemanu man auppiy. no cnange ioo per ID; Kraxu nuts. 1 Jo per ID; fll
contlnuea to ahow
but valuea ar un-
In nrlce.
Chlttlm bark
atronger tone, '
ennngea.
Front atreet price
Grain, nova aad Peed.
' GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, 9c, largo
jots; small lots, hc.
WHEAT New Club, 8183e; red
Russian, 80&)81c; bluestem, 84086c;
vaiiey, oinraio
berts, lto per lb; fancy becana. 1820o
per id; aimonaa, isipziho.
. Keats, rieh and Provlalons.
FRESH MEATS Front atreet Hoga,
fancy. 8 He per lb: large. 78o per
id;. veal, extra, 8ttfflP90 per id; oramary,
8c per lb; poor, 67o per lb; mutton.
fancy, Ktfio per lb.
ii A MS, bacon. ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams, 10 to 12 lba, 16o per lb;
mv ki. .,... v. in.. 14 to II lbs, 16HC per lb; IS to 20 lba.
C WholB' ": cracked, M.00 hB!4o. breakfaat bacon, 1SHO220 per
BARLET-New-Feed, ".OOOtt.OO itUo per lb-Tegular short clears un-
f A0"L.r?"ed' 2 0024.00; brewing. ZmokeA 1 2c 'per lb: smoked. 12o per lb;
"iJ' . I clear backs, unamoked. 12e: smoked. 13c
Zlr'l,llJ7 P lb: Union butta, 10 to 13 lba. un-
Cil. I. v ..7TJ amoked. so per id; amoxea, no pr id;
pTAftn r.r AV 01ear helllea. unamoked, HVio per ltn
ai 5-,Y7K.0f22-.r m0K 18HC Pr lb: ahoulders. 12c
ilnSi irA JJJii.lXVtlb ii 22: Pep lb: Pickled tongues. SOo each,
valley. 84.8004. 40: graham. Ua. 38.78:1 rvcif r isn in. n
VT. ?a whwt 1 00! T70, B0a, S6.S0; balea. Jper lb; Sa, 13Ho per lb; 60-lb tlna. HKc
;,V,Vt ; ...per lb; steam rendered, 10s, lH4c per
. niuununa Dm, ni.vo ner t ion : 1 1 K Km i k. n ik- .mn.-., in. inn
tMdllnge, $25.00; shorts, country, $20; De'r lb '
t?lxgbiJ90; chop $16.00$21.0O. v FISH Rock cod. T per lb; floundera,
lwni?3?57-P,r0?,UCr; pr .iTJJr' 8c 9or lb; halibut, 6c per lb; striped
.Willamette valley . fancy, $18.00017.00; baaa, ISo-per lb; catfish. 11c per lb; aal-
ordlnary. $12.0014.00; eaatern pregon. mon' fresln Columbia chlnook. lie per
li;l- ,t. w.l... Bteeineaaa, ioc per id; nerrings, so
grain, $8ld; cheat. $8.60010.60. per lb; soles, 6c per lb; ahrlmps, 12c per
Batter, Eggs aad Poultry. I Ibi perch, 6c per lb; tomcod, 7o per lb;
. BUTTER - FAT F. a. -b. Portland I lobatera. 160 per.lb; .fraah -tnaekeral. 8c
Sweet cream. 8lc; aour. 89c. pfL,D; cnTLIlnzsS ?.er fl0".:-"'"P?
BUTTER -Clty ereameryT 82Hc: sec- ' ?e.r.,lD5 .b,a?lt,J?a8.". s" Ter. l
ends, 80c; outside fancy, 8082Ho; aeo-
AMrts -J i ia nm x arrtr iikba-ah i u ... i vva au. wiowa v vva. ti m uwi
w"7irTa .tA'S I OYSTERS Shoalwatar bay. ner' eal
06.26; Eabla, canneicV ipo can; $7.00
4 trffA inri1r1 99a
c.TEESE New Full cream, flats I Pi!
k lh. . '--IdOa. - V.''. -t:! -
- nntTT ilmv in . ji t . I 1 CT . k A & TTa.4atttl : Ma AtiM ;- 11 JA.
ruu uini mum cmcKens, ii)4C:i -Tz , "ri r L.'-.
fancy hena, ISo lb: roosters, old I raaor ciama, ai.vu per nags xw per. aos.
lOo lb; fryers. 140160 lb; broilers, 14 Palate, Coal ' OSVJBto.j'r 'r
15 ' 0J?..M.C,5-. "f - D.L Pwn o"5ka, ROPE Pure Manila. 15 tteV Standard.
gftK "cL'iLiipearl or Ara CaaeV
li s? nadoien. r?rL-2,:ifi5e0,nl' H 'per gal; water white, iron bbls,
,fH .r lh hfch.r d oultr' . Mo par gal; wooden, 17o per gal; head
t..o per lb. higher. . ,., 173 de CMe. 21VJ ,
Hope. Wool and SMu.
HOPS 1908 crop Prima to choice,
DEY ROT IIURTINa
LOCAL PEACH PEICE
4- "There la oonalderabla dry. rot
'.4 In tha peaches now coming from
1 4 southern Oregon points, at this
4 time. Thla accounts for th low
4 prices now ruling on that claaa
. $ of fruits California peachaa are
' coming In batter ahape than 4
' usual and they ar graded better 4
! 4 than those from : local points. 4
. som very nice ones are comlhg , .$
' 4$ from Th paiiea but many ara
, $. poor and da not bring good val
,.4 uaa .-i-w .
4 "The ralna have atopped tha
r'v ripening of tomatoea and. thla
a ; has resulted In a better market
m&7. ' Our firm did not receive
more than a. Quarter of lta usual
e. supplies today." Charlea Walker
4 Of Pays A Son.
AmaL Cop. Co..
Amer. C. & F., c.
Atner. cot. Oil. c.
Amer. Loco., c. . .
Adner. Sugar, o. .
Amer. Smelt., c. .
Amer. Smelt., p. .
Ana. Min. Co....
Amer. Wool.-, e.. i
Atchison, com. . . .
Atchison, pfd. . , .
Baltl. A Ohio. c.
Brook. Ran. Tr. . .
... . , ..win.. .
Cen. Leather, c. .
Chi. A Gt. W., c.
cm., mil & st. y.
Chi. A N. W., C.
Chea. A Ohio...
Colo. Fuel A I.. 0.
Colo, bo., com..
Pela. A Hud....
Den. A R. G., c. .
Den. A R. G., p..
Erie, com ,
Erie, 2d pfd
Erie, lat pfd
Gt Nor., pfd
111. Central
Lou. A Nash
Max. Cent Ry...
M. K. A T.. c...
Distillers
Ore Lands
VI r. Chem
Mo. Pacific
National Lead . .
N. Y. Central...
N. T. O. A W.
N. & . W. com. . . .
N. Aemrlcan
N. Pacific, o. . . . .
Pac. M. S. Co..'..
Penn, Ry
P. G. L. A C. Co..
Pr. Steel Car, c
do pro.
Reading, com. ..
Rep. I. A S. c. , . .
do pfd.
Rock Is. c
do pfd
St L. A S. F. 2 p
So. Pacific, & . . .
do pfd
So. Ry. com.....
Texas A Pac
T. St L. A W. c.
Union Pac. 0....
do pfd
TJ. S. Rub. 6.....
U. 8. Steel Co. c.
do pfd.
Wabaah, com. . . .
W. U. Tel.
78
40
S3
Hi'
104
102
49
24
88 4
81 K
1684
10
125
145
84
27
4H
163
'23
136
1372
107
19
88
B0
109
88
124
I 24M
U
20
8
24
20
8
78
40
SS
115
104
102
6
Z4
92
85
61
ZO
10
125
145
84
Z7
15
164
27
23
i
126
137
108
20
88
60
83
71
52
109
$8
124
36
120
30
88
20
I I
IT
P-5"
. at
cent July. 1906. 89.0 per cent August
iuu ii.i ptjr cam July, iu
Oata condition Ausrust 1. 1907. 78 8 ner
cent against 82.8 per cent August 1906,
and 90.8 per cent August, 1906.
Tha reDort waa bullish but ha lltfi
effect upon price making In Chicago to-
Chlcago prlcea by Overbeck A Cooka
company:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low.
76
89
82
4
76
40
82
114
100
it
71
'6"
84
60
166
1
10
124 124
Aug.
Sept.
Dec.
May
Sent
close.
86
83
98
"IHlKaT
Mav
144
27
71
163
25
22
100
60
23
!o7
69
165
181
10
65 A
82 A
63 B
125
136
107
19
25
59
63
70
60
07
88
122
24
118
28
93
20
86
111
18
27
26
133
82
82
33
97
12
77
85
111
18
28
26
183
I 22
32
83
98
12
77J
84
110
18
27
25
130
80
31
82,
96'
12
77
144
34
27
28
184
25
08
22
88
66
125
135
108
19
88
69
63
70
107
33
71
65
123
ZD
119
88
28
8
H
79
20
32
85
110
18
28
25
131
it
32
32
97
12
77
Call money closed at 2 3 per cent
Total sales for day, 694,700 aharea.
New York Cotton Market.
Jan. .
Feb. .
March
April .
May .
Aug. .
Sept.
Open High
. 1238 1256
Low
1238
August.
1260 1271 1268
.' 1166
1178
GASOLINE 88 desr.. case 24Uo ner
gai; iron ddis, rms per gat.
uouvzjisjfi f b aeg., cases, zso per
ga,i; iron ooia, oe per gai.
TURPENTINE In cases. So par gal;
wooden bbla, 93e per gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lota. 7c per
lb; 600-lb lots, par lb; leea lota, 8o
per lb.
WIRE NAILS Present basla at $3.18.
-United States Oovernment Bonds;
Tork, Aug. 9. ' Govaramant
New
bonda:
. ... - Bid.
Twos, registered ...... 106
do. eouron losu
Threes, registered ..... 102
JI ., - K - . I. . T -
uu, uiiujiuu ,.... jiua
Threes, small bonda..., 101
Dla. Columbia, 3-66s..,. 113
r oura, registered, new. . 124
do cnunnn .. -....MAIL
Twos, Panama' ........ 104
do. coupon .......... 103 r
Philippine Foura ...... 109
Asked.
106
106
108
. "I A ft 7
" Ta
125
128
105
10t"
if$ Frodnctlon of Wheat t
WaahlngtOn. T. Anl S Gnvern.
roent crop report: . . ?.
Production of winter wheat, 409.500,
000 bushels,, or about an average of
14.8 buahela. an acre, i'- . .'.'i- ,
- Amount Of oat In farmers' hanrta
T.l ner cent , aauallln ss.ooo.ooA hnah.
ala. fc .
, . X I I o
Oct 1217
Nov
Deo 1224
1166
1187
1232
1188
1178
1218
1245 1226'
9
1246
1247
1264
1268
1262
1168
1174
1226
1229
1239
8
1229
1232
1288
1241
1245
1157
1187
1213
1214
1221
Sept
Dec.
May
Sept.
Sept
Oct
Jan.
Sept
Oct.
Jan.
.. 88 88 87
.. 93 93 92
.. 98 98 97
CORN.
.. 54 $6
.. 61 62
.. 63 63
OATS.
.. 45 45
.. 43 43
.. 46 46
MESS PORK.
..1640 1650 1630 1635 B
LARD.
,. 915 920 915 917
i. 920 927 922 925
. . 865 855 866 865
SHORT RIBS.
. 870 882 870 882
. 872 887 872 887 B
. Yz 7SZ 790 792
Rains Delay Harvest.
Wall Walla. Wash.. Aug. 9 Har
veatlng all over tha valley was brought
to a stanasuii yesteraay by a heavy
downpour of rain which Bet in early
in the forenoon and kept up through
out tha day. The rainfall in the foot
hill districts waa extremely heavy and
It will be several daya before the com
bines will be able to start up. In the
Eureka flat and Toucfiet districts the
rain waa not ao heavy, although mi-
cmnea were cioeea aown. unless
showery weather contlnuea for several
daya. farmera do not antlclData any
aamage to atanaing grain.
RAILWAY ENGINEER
RUN OVER BY TRAIN
7'
Bat. TATX02S,
The teadlng spedaHgt
Howard Dexter Lies on the Track
In the Northern Pacific Yards
at Forsythe, Montana.
64
61
62
45
42
45
(Special Dlspstcb to Tba Jonrnal.)
Forsythe, Mont.. Aug. 9. Howard
Dexter, a freight engineer, was run over
and killed late yesterday afternoon In
the railroad yarda here by a Northern
Pacific passenger train. The engineer
or the passenger says he saw an object
on the track, but In the dim light he ,
thought It was a dog, and it was not
discovered, until It Was too late to atop J
tne tram, tbat it was tne nooy or a man.
No reason can be assigned why Dexter
was on the track or his failure to hear
the approaching train.
I CURE MEN
BY
Original Methods
I cannot too forcibly Impress the fact that the
METHODS BT WHICH 1 TREAT AND CURB
MEN'S DISEASES ARE ORIGINAL WITH ME.
They ara a result of my observation, research
and atudy during yeara practice aa specialist
This should especially appeal to TH08B WHO
HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED In their afforta
to obtain relief, and should aid an anuciao. men
inr the runrrR ftp" a PHYSICIAN. Aa to my
understanding of men's dlseaaes and the eclentlflo
eorrectneaa of my treatment, MY UN EQUALED
SUCCESS IN EFFECTING PERMANENT CURES
speaks sufficiently.
Weakness
MT SUCCESS In curing those func
tional disorders commonly termed
"weakness." IS DUE TO MT FULL
UNDERSTANDING AS TO THE
CAUSATIVE CONDITIONS and to
my absolutely scientific methods of
removing them. Many case of p re
mat ureness, loss of power, etc.,
present a vsrlety of symptoms so
entirely confusing snd perplexing
that MOST PHYSICIANS have fal
len Into that dangerous rut, tha
practice of treating by set methods,
without discrimination and without
KNOWLEDGE AS TO THE REAL
REQUIREMENTS. My first step Is
an absolutely scientific and accurate
diagnosis. In a large majority of
rases I find the sole cause of these
functional derangements to be A
owni ihm inpiTiTirn ivn
CHRONICALLY INFLAMED PROS
TATE GLAND. This condition can
not possibly ba remedied by any
treatment other than the local meas
ures I employ, and to ATTEMPT TO"
FORCE NORMAL ACTIVITY AND
VIGOR BY THE USE OF STIMU LANTS
and tonlca would only reault f
In aggravation of the trounie. under '
mv treatment a cure la POSITIVE
AND CERTAIN, and absolutely per
manent because I accompusn it oy
the removal of every cause respon
sible for the disorder.
afy Pees Are Pair, Mr Core
remanent, aad Ton Can Pay
Whea Satisfied That Toa Ar
Well.
Varicocele
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool. Aug. 9. Official prlcea:
WHEAT.
Close. Aug. 8. Los
i" a 78 ia
7s 8d 7a 4 d
CORN.
4slld
ODen.
Sept.. 7a ld
Deo.,. .7s 8d
Sept..4elld
d
d
4alld d
San Francisco Grain Market.
Ban Francisco. A us- a. ni.ii
i .SiTy member, $1.82; May,
.o I Tel
wneat no tolas.
DAYTON-WALLULA
LINE'S PROGRESS
(Special Dtipatob to Tba JorroaL)
Walla Walla. Wash., Aug. 9. E. B.
Llbby, formerly president of the Lewis-
ton-Clarkston company, la expected to
arrive in Walla Walla within a few
daya to take up the work of promoting
the Columbia ft Walla Walla Traction
company's proposed line from Dayton
to Wallula. The electric road haa
been aurveyed and tha necessary rights
of way and depot facilities at Dayton,
Waitaburg. Preacott and Wallula have
been already secured. The company has
aireaay expenaea ciose to fio.uuv in
surveys and rights of way. The pro
posed line win toucn waitsDurg, uixie,
walla Walla and Touchet, ending at
Wallula, where connection will be made
with the Open River association's line
of steamers.
Specific Blood Poison
I know thla leproua disease com
pletely. The system is thoroughly
cleansed and every poisonous taint
removed. The last symptom van
ishes to sppear no more, and all la
accomplished by the use of harm
less blood-cleansing remedies. Do
not submit to the dangerous mineral
dosing commonly Indulged In. Such
treatment merely obsoures tha
symptoms.
I positively cure Varicocele In on
week, and frequently In even leas
time. I MEET WITH NO FAIL
URES, nor ia my treatment ever
followed by undesirable reault. MY
METHOD OF EFFECTING A CURE
IS PAINLESS, and no other equally
satisfactory, sara ana certain mem
od exlata It is an original and dis
tinctive method and produces AN
ABSOLUTELY THOROUGH AND
PERMANENT CURE.
Varicocele not only Impairs func
tional activity, but In many in
stances It results in A WASTING
AWAY OF THE ORGANS involved
and gradually undermines th gen
eral health. A THOROUGH CURE
IS A MATTER OF VITAL IMPOR
TANCE, and la also a matter of but
a very few daya' treatment under
my ayatem.
Contracted Disorders
Through my long experience treat
ing these dlseaaea L have devised
methods that not only cure, soundly
and permanently, but cura In less
time than the best of other treat
ments require. Take no chance
Do not rlak your health and strength
by relying on patent nostrums or
uncertain methods. You ar abso
lutely eecure when you intrust yotfr
caae to me. ,.
PAY WHEN YOU ARC CURED
oo2f8rtrr.TATxov ran mt honest and candid advice costs
YOU NOTHING. I cheerfully give you tha very beat opinion, guided by
yeara of successful practice. Men out of town. In trouble, write It you
cannot can, aa many caaea yieia reaauy to proper nome treatment and
M. tO
cure. My offices ara open all day from f A.
from 10 to 1.
I P, IL. and Sunday
FARM HANDS STRIKE
Tomorrow ia tha last dav to receive
discount on west side gas bins.
FOR EIGHT HOURS PATIENTS TO ERECT
ASYLUM BUILDING
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Walla Walla, Wash., Aug. 9. Farm-
era In the vicinity of Preacott and
Bowlea Junction have resisted a de
mand for an eight-hour day and as a
H.
(Srweltl DUcitcb to The Journal.)
Lewlston. Ida.. Aug. 9. Architect J.
Nave of this city 4s working on
THE DR. TAYLOR 'CO.
OOam 8ZOOID ADD KOXKISOIT STBBETS, POKTTJUTD,
jrnvate Entrance saH Morrison, treat. . - ;
osxaov.
Portland Bank Statement.
Clearings today $1,158,121.88
do year ago 768.884.49
Gain today
Balances today
do year ago .
887.457.17
127,697.83
92,281.10
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool, Aug. 9. Cotton futures
closed 8 to 11 points up. '
result over 60 harvest handa employed Plan fr a handsome building for the
in that section have struck ' Many of adminiatratlon department of the North
tha atrikera have left for tha Palousa dbo Aaylum for the Insane, at Ort
country where they expect to receive fin0. Though the plana call for a build
fro m $5 to $6 a day. ing that under ordinary circumstances
Farmers from tha Ptmmii an,i would cost $20,000. this will be erected
Bowles districts were In Walla Walla t half that figure. The brlok will be
yesterday looking for farm hands and made, burned and laid by lnmatea of
were fairly successful in picking un the Institution and the, carpentering will
men. Since tha Farmera' Employment be handled along the same lines of
agency haa gone out of business farm- I economy. In many other details the
era are compelled to pick up men from lnmatea will build the structure, work
me a i reels. -rnis causes inniM,mhi. i n iindar n. alciiieri rnreman
iuaa in ume. j,n employment agency
was closed several daya ago because
aome" of tha moat prominent farmera of
ins vauey reiusea to nav tnmr Ansa al
though they did not hesitate to visit the
agency ana get men whenever they
Torturing eczema spreads lta burning
. . n . ... T" 1 nuin... . . 4 .. 1 .
HIV. nn:i j .in. .'van a .iiviii.ii, lUiUA
ly stops its spreading, instantly re
lieves the itching, cures it permanently.
At any drug atore.
, . ' aa a
NEVADA MIXING STOCKS.
Bid Prices Current Today on
San Francisco Exchange.
the
A rood appetite trees with
a o-nnrl rlicr.ion. A irenr.lA
San Francisco. Aug. 9. Official hid .fi.n i;w p.Kt m.
i . - i Biiii.uic.il v unu A Hilib iiiuv
r I." 1
a.... ic. ... , I tion and whets the appetite
fY" Jttonawa .. . ... . . j5J,.
io. ojumDia ml 60C. Jumbn Kt 11 ok. i uwi.u iwu aiiiu uxuia..
vemai no, Pennsylvania sca, Goldfleld
M, Co. $1.60, Kendall SOc, Booth 4c, Blue
jbuu .80, Adama 18c, Silver Pick 69c,
May Queen 40c, Ney. Boy 7c, Hlbernla
Bi. iris sic. uannuaror in Riir
kock ac, Jone star 22c, G. Wonder 2c
Potlach 40cA, Oro 22c. Kendall Ext.
2c, Sandst. Ext. 4c. Mavna 7c. Atlanta
60c Great Bend 78c. Slmerone 2nv v.m.
plre 10c, Red Top Ext. 28c, Florence 6c,
f
WILL HAVE NO HOPS TO PICK,
SAYS M'KINLEY MITCHELL
Pabst
BlueRibbon
The Beer of Quality
"The hopgrowers need not trouble
themselves over the picking troublea
this season, for the present outlook la
that they will have no hope to pick."
Thus spok McKlnley Mitchell, a
well-known local dealer, aa well aa
grower, and whose opinions are gener
ally taken as conservative.
"There la lie and honeydew every
where In th heavy yarda," he stated,
"and this weather 1 oaualag the vermin
to multiply with great apeed. I was all
through the Gervaia, Woodburn, St
Paul and Brooks aectlona and have Just
returned from there. The man who saya
ther la no lice or honeydew in that aec
tion la badly mistaken and haa not
taken a good view of conditions.
"The hop are Just forming and the
iica are going uuo tne nurs. This, con
dition ia : mora serious tnan any one
would admit heretofore. . Some of the
Tines are turning jet oiack."
should bo served at meals
'tween meals. It will
help your digestion, build up
your strength, renew your
appetite and drive away all
dyspeptic tendencies.
Charles Kohn A Co.
Cor. ad and Pine Sta., Portland, Or.
rnone Main 4ou.
WE
MEN
FOR
mo
AND WE TREAT MEN ONLY
ZSTABUSXSD 87 TXAmi XV POSJUrj).
CONSULTATION FREE -
y3 Cure ''s'-:4 .
Ulcers, Chronic OUcharses
Stricture. Prostatic Diseases
Hydrocele, Nervo-VItal Debility
Varicocele. Blood Poison and
; .Bladder DlseasesMf
Strictly XeUable. - .. .t :.fi::.::Jt 'W'ipr
r a r Hemorrhoids, are small vascular tumors situated at
K'l I .r the lower opening of th bowel, or rectum, and they hav
" a most degrading influence on the general health. We i
cur Piles witnout cutting;' nor. : m ,w use . injurious ligatures, which
treatment Is seldom successful. Our treatment is safe and reliable and
when you are dismissed by us you are cured for life.
wmZTS if you cannot call. All correspondence strictly confidential
ami all reolles sent in plain envelopes. - ?
THOBB WHO HAVE BEBW SISAPPOIirTED BT TmnTCTttEII STO, ;
CIAIiISTB mm mi saaaasTiir aiJBUVIiBTES TO HTVEBTIQATB OUm
METHODS AWB TEBMS WITHOUT CEI.AT, WHICH UD TUT
DOXTB I IT THE BEQIHHIJTG WOUXJ BATH SATED THEV. TZXS AJTO
MOHEY. .;':...!!" ....v.v . ,i -H ,
A LIFELONO CURE FOR
Ain mtVtmttl IVTW . v - . -' '- '-
ilJVVW WrrH aaa mmr. wiiiaiBI B-y i glJ f aVXIBSaU Bll A1V TV SjSl FT.
TAHIOOCELE. HTDIOOSLB, , HXHTOUS DECUVS, WSAXHES8. FIXES
OB CHBOHIO DISBASBS Of 1KB HXDMBTS ATO PBOSTATB.-
raivais iiioiaiia BawijrcontraciM ana chronto caaea cured. All
burning. Itching and Inflammation stopped in 84 hours; cures effected In
7 days. WE OOTSB TKB EHTTKH TIEED OP SLTBOZAZt AMD
CHBOHIO, EEEP-SBATXS, COMPUOATED DISEASEsT "V
We do not offer you iinyjrHBB VBXAX. TBBATMEHTS, BXBOTBX0
BELTS, WOBTHLESS CHATOHS, or other useless methods f of treat..
ment. uur aaa are our own, ana wnil others may copy them, they can.
not Imitate our superior methods of treatment. WB ABB THB XjOHO.
EST EOOATED ABO OXJ1EST SPBOZAXJSTS IB POBTbAJIO, having
been located hera 25 year. We do not advertise cheap, Inferior treat-
ment, but we give you all the results of yeara of ripe experience, galnl -in
the treatment of many thousands of patients. We give you our aklll
and ability in th treatment of olseases of men for a fair fee. whlrh irmy
be paid In any way th patient desires. XBTESTItfATB OVI U3BTH.
ODS ABD lEABH THAT WB AHB AZ-li WH CLAIM TO BE, iH
WI88 TOU PX.ACB TOTTB) CASO TB OtTB BABDS TOV ARB 0 3 .
PI OBTTIBO THB BXST TBBATUEH T SKAT CAB BB OMTAlJt JL J
AB T W HE KB. V4 f ..j,,, , ; , . , . . -y
.HOURS a, m. to f p. m.; Evenings, T to i Sundays, I t m, to
St. Iousi:i:aii4 Bispansr,
COBHBB STllOOBP ABD UVXIU STBTBTS, POWTXASTB, C" .
ti