The Oregon daily journal., November 13, 1907, Page 13, Image 13

THE. OREGON : DAILY . JOURNAL PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINO, NOVEMBER IS. 1007
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TODAY'S MARKETS
Slight Improvement Noted fn Euro
pean Hop Markets No Trade Here but
Business Offered Bears After Growers
fs
POTATOES AT
SEVENTY-FIVE !
MIICES TODAY AND 1
THOSE QF YEAR AGO
Trade Is Dull With but One
Dealer Buvimr at the
Present Moment Here.
Nov. J I
1107 10
Club wheat, bu....l .17 I .(t
Bluestem, kit SI .41
Fat flour, bbl.... 4. SI 1.10
Best butter, lb.... ,ti .10 4
Local eggs, do.... .15 .11
Hops, choice, lb... .0 .11
Potatoes, producer. .T( .71 e)
On lone, producer.. 1.00 .71
Produce market featuree:
Huylng apuda as) 76c.
No trade In wheat market
Ivical lard la quoted lower.
Froduce trade a stagnant
Orders, but no hop sales.
Pressed veal cornea In faater.
Chicken market la Just steady.
Butter, cheeae and egga firm.
Burin Bvnda at TB Cents Today,
While there la an entire abaence of
southern demand at thla time, one large
shipper la buying potatoes on a baaia
of 75o at country ahlpplng polnta for
beat stock. Thla la the only Inatance
where there la anything at all doing
In potatoee, even local trade being quiet.
With the exception of the dealer men
tloned all other shippers are out of the
market for both potatoca and onlona.
Thi ub it.minit for these aup
tiles la nut due at all to any lack of
confidence the trade haa In the future
of either potatoes or onions. The tight
money market and the financial sllua
ilnna In ,,!, ln all nnoratlons In Check
One large local dealer haa about $10,000
tied up In California chlpmrnts at thla
lima ami run nut iwure Ilia money, Wlttl
no Immediate prospect of gutting It
For that reaaon the trade la not willing
to make ahlpmenta to tufa aouth. even
though there were a aemanu
time which there la not
XaOeal lrd la Quoted tower.
in laril la noted this
morning In the new list Uaued by the
Union Meat company. This inciuuea a
grades, kettle and ateara rendered and
comnound. Meats ate unchanged
Arrivals or d reined veal were more
liberal thla morning and the trade had
an eaaler tone though at unchanged
valuua. Dressed hone are rather dull.
with some concessions In price noted In
order to move promptly.
Chicken market la holding Juat
with rf.lnt nmall.
Kggs. butter and cheeae hold firm at
unchanged valuea.
produce Trade Za Itagnnnt.
Trade In the produce market la stag
nant along Front street, as a
...i. ,i?,f .r. riihur alow In arriv
ing, but the houses have all the trado
require s.
Local concord grapea
ahow liberal arrivals,
17Hc for 6s. , ...
Orunge demand l Quite fair, consid
ering general market conditions. Col
ors better, taste sweeter too.
Because of the Slow uemana irowm.
thla
continue
with salea
to
at
are not pressing cabbage on the market b. picnics, 10c per
so faat, and the lew arrival are '- per lb; regular abort clears, un
box; llmea. Mexican, St Dr too: plneap
rlos, 16 a dosen: arenas. 11 ti l.iS: Con-
coras, nuo: peauhas. slcum can la
lounes, orabapplea, 0 10; pears.
VEUETAHLt'.H Turnlna now IOC0
11.00 sack; carrots. 11.00 per aack
beela. SOcftll.OO per aack; paranlpe,
51; cabbage, lo per lb; tomatoes, Oregon,
60o; beans, Ic; cauliflower. 6u0o lb;
peaa, 6c; horseradish. So lb: artichokes,
7c dos; green onlona. 16c per doa
bell pepDera. 6c oar lb: hothouse let.
tuce. 61 box; cuoumbers, hothouse, 16
mac aom; raaisnea. lee doa ouuonas;
eggplant, $1.00 box: green corn.
7 60 sacs: oelerv. 7-ttBOo: cranberries.
.00i...0 per barrel.
Oreoeriee, Bats, Zto.
5UQAR California and Hawaiian
Cube. Mil: nDilm,l ! hnrrv.
$6.60; , dry granulated. $6.0: XXX gran-
umivu, b v; conr. a., ta.au; extra .,
$6.10: golden H.. ILIO: D. vallow.
$6.10: beet aranulatad IS 0: bar-
rela, 10c: half barrels. 16c: boxaa. 60c
advance on aack baala.
(Above DMcea am 10 dava net cash
quui. uons.;
nu.NKY $3.60 ner crate.
COFFEE Packs brands. llS.tlO
ie.Bj.
HALT -Cnaraa Hal f around. 100a.
$11.60 per ton: 60a, $11.00; table, dairy
Dvs, iiy.ou; juos. $18.76; balea. $1.60;
Imiiorted Liverpool. 60s. llu.uO: 100a.
116.00: 4a. $11.00; extra fine barrels; la,
ft m n A In. Ii IAA s a T l.nAnl Limit
roca, i2u.oo per ton; 60-10 roca. $i.oe;
ivua, jj.uil.
(Above Drlcaa annlv to aalea of leaa
than car lota. Car lota at soeclal orlosa
subject to fluctuations.)
ku k; imperial Japan. Na 1. tcj N
i. 6b 4 6 4k c: New Orleans, head. 7e:
AJax. 6c; Creole, 6c.
H&ANB Bmall white, 64 25; large
hlte. 54.10: Dink. 54.10: bavou. 63.80:
Llman, $(.60; Mexican reds. te.
NUTB Peanuta. Jumbo, o per lb;
Virginia, 7o per lb; roaated, (QtHo
Per lb: Jauanese. 7c: roasted. 7 3 6c
per lb; walnuts, California, 17 He per lb;
pine nuts, 14Ji 16c per lb; hickory nuts,
10c per lb; Brazil nuta 18c per lb; fil
berts, 16c per lb; fancy pecans, 1 2 0c
per lb; almonds. Its.
Ueata, riah and provisions.
FRESH MEATS Front atreet Hogs
fancy, 77Hc per lb; large, (f7c pur
lb; veal, extra, ac per lb; ordinary,
7ifrc per lb; heavy, 6Q"io per lb; mut
ton, fancy, 6(jo per lb.
HA Mb. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams. 10 to 12 lbs. 16c per lb;
14 to 16 lbs., 14Uc per lb; 18 to 20 lbs..
14ftc; breakfast bacon, 16210 per
ir; cottage roil, izo
DIVIDEIID PAID
, 0(1 SHEFFIELD
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel & Iron
Declares Fayment of 1 14
Per Cent on Common.
Henry Claw on gltwatlon.
"Now that the worst la ever,
the unlveraal question asked la,
what must be now expected T All
previous panlca show that' after
the acuta atage of crisis waa
paaaed a aubatantlal recovery
followed oi the stock exchange,
to be aucceeded by a period of
mora or leaa Inertia and depres
sion. There la no reaaon to an
ticipate any departure from thla
rule In thla panic, although the
conditions are not precisely sim
ilar to those of previous crises."
Henry Clewa In an Advice to
The Journal
STOCK MARKET LOSSES.
Amalgamated... HN. T. Central.,
EUROPE PUT IIP
n PRICES
N 1 1
legitimate Demand Aided
by Short Covering Causes
a Big Chicago Rise.
tor? la a xntaaell. 4
Demand puts up wheat
Chicago wheat advanced.
Liverpool wheat higher.
Wheat ahorta frightened.
Oata higher In Chicago.
il'ARRAII
T ISSUED
FOR BOOK AGENT
Local Employe of Scribner's
Believed to Have Km-
bczzled r00.
Car Foundry.
emeiter
Atchison
St. Paul ,
Col. Fuel
Del. & Hudson. ,
Erie
Nat. Lead
iPenn.
4 Reading . .
hi 8. Pacinc .
14 U. Pacino .
V. 8. Steel.
HI do pfd. .
HN. Pacino .
fclMo. Pacino
. H
.
.
STOCK MARKET GAINS.
North, pfd... UIKatv
Brooklyn Hi ,
lng a call. A larger volume would cause
atlll lower prices.
Ordera, bat Ho Hod Salea.
There Is nothing doing In the'local
hop market. Mont dealera report the re
ceipt of Inquiries from the
aome hava orders to buy but will not do
ao because eastern curium, ... -
ceptablo here. foreign inm..
holding qulto well, derplte the
American tone and some slight
vnnrea arc reDoneu.
are
dull
ad-
ttila
or the
news does not coma via Tacom
bear leaders. . ,
ho Trade la Wneat afarkst.
Outside of the nominal purchases by per
.-.oil n pit nr miners iur ltn.ni
smoked. ISc per lb; a oked. 12o per lb:
clear backa, unamoked, 12c; smoked. lc
per lb; union butts. 1? to II lbs. un
smoked, 12o per lb; smoked llo per lb;
clear bellies, unnmoked. 11 He per lb;
smoked, IS Ho per lo; shoulders. -1H
per lb; pickled tongues, 70c each.
L.OCAL UAKO Kettle leaf. 10s, II Ho
per lb; 6a. lic per lb; 60-lb tins. 13C
per lb; stam rendered. 10s, 12'Ac per
lb; t, - 120 per id; compound, ius,
9V.c per lb.
FISH Kock cod, 7c per lb; flonnders.
6c per lb; halibut 8c per lb; striped
bass, ifc per lb; ratnsn, 11 per lb; sal
mon, freah ( oiumnia silvers, 8c
lb; herrings, be per lb; soles,
per lb; ahrlmps, 10c per
ButnDtlon, there is pnnin-nuj m..v....,o m, ,u. .umuu, ,t ,u,
doina In tha wheat market. Local peo- lobsters, 26c per lb; fresh mackerel. So
tile are not buying to any extent, per' lb; crawfish, 26e per doxen: stur-
i.o... thev h-K already purchased moio geon. 12Ho per lb; black bass, 20c per
. . than ..an h hanoiea unuer ir-
nHitmrm. While there I u certain
iMumt of dullnena In tha
lb; silver smelt, 7c per lb; frosen shad,
fie ner b: blacK cod. 7ttc Der lb.
liKal flour flVSTKRS Shoalwater lav. nar Ml.
market trade on the whole Is fair with loni (2.60; per 100-lb. aack. 55.00: Olym
prlces 'maintained. Millfeods are In R pla, per gallon, 52.40; per 100-lb. sack.
wun saiea iuii, up v B.ouy.Bu; r.agii?, cinnra, nuc can; il
nrlces
good position,
.aupplles.
Front street prices:
O ratn. rionr and reed.
GRAIN BAC.8 Calcutta, large
Iota; sma I iota, svic
W'HKAT-Nomlnal-Club. 87c; red
T,,..in use: blueatem. 89c; valley.
GCABI
CORN Whole, 522; cracked SS ton.
BARLEY New Feed, 527 27.80 per
ton; rolled, 3uwsi: urewwa, .
RT1S 51 66 per cwt
OATb New Producera price No. 1
white, $2S.m per ton: pray. 527.60.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents.
14.95; straights. 54.60. export 14.10;
valley. 54.3o4.50; graham. 's. 54 50.
whole wheat 54.75; rye. 60s. 55.60
'mILLSTUFFS Bran. 520.00 per ton;
middlings, 5:7.60: shorts. country.
I2S.60; city. 522.00; chop. 517921
HAT Producers' price Timothy. Wil
lamette valley, fancy. 516.0017.06; or
dinary. 511.00(S12.00; eastern Oregon.
516.001S.OO; mixed, 1 10.00 10.60; clo
ver 510.0012.O0; grain. ilO.00 12.00;
cheat 510.0012.00.
Batter, Tgg nd Poultry;
BUTTER FAT F. a b. Portland
Bweet cream. 3rc: tour, 29c.
BUTTER Extra fancy creamery,
BJHc: fancy, SOc; store, Oregon, gOe..
EGGS Extra fancy, candled. 85c;
eastern storage. 27 28c; eastern fresh
10c.
CHEESE New Full cream, flats,
16H17c per lb; Young Americana.
17Hl?e per lb.
POULTRY Nominal Mixed chick
ens', 1010He per lb; fancy hens. 11c;
roosters, old, 10c; fryers, 10 He: broil
ers. 10Hc; ducks, 13(ft14c; geese, old.
f10c lb; turkeys. IStSPlSc lb. for old;
squabs, 52.60 dot; pigeons. 51 25 dox;
dressed poultry. lOlHc per lb higher.
Hops, Wool and Hldea,
HOPS 1907 crop Choice, 8 HJf?9e;
prime to choice, 8SHc; ordinary,
toiui,' !nfi choice. 6c.
WOOL 1907 clip Valley, 2021c;
eaatern Oregon, 180210.
MOHAIR New 1907 29!Ho.
HIDES Dry hldea, 14f15c lb; green,
5 6c; calves, green, 8 9c lb; bulls,
ffrMn unit 4i Hi.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 1620c
each: short wool. 2640c: medium
wool. 6051.00 each; long wool,
5126 each.
TALLOW Prime. per lb, 3c;
No. 5 and grease. 22Hc. .""
CHITTFM BARK 6c.
Pmlta and TegretaUles.
POTATOES Fancy. 90c51 00. sell
tngf, buying, white 76c per cwt; sweets,
J He per lb. .
ONIONS JobbinK price Oregon,
5J.262.50; buying, spot, 52.00; futures,
12.00; garlic, 7o lb.
APPLES New, 75c51.50.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, new. 53.60
454.00; bananas. 6c lb; lemons, 56.60
dozen; eastern In shell, 31.76 per bun
dred.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box. 52.40;
rasoj- clams, 52.00 per box: 10c per dos.
Paints, Goal Oil. Bto.
ROPE Pure manlla, 14c; standard,
lJHc; sisal, lOVic.
COAL OIL Water white, tanks 12HC
canes 18 Ho, headlight, cases, 20c;
Elane, cases, 28c; Eocene, cases, 21 He
gallon.
GASOLINE 88 deg., cases. 14Ho per
gal; Iron bbls. 18c per gai
BK.nzim'. 03 aeg., cases, zoc per gaj;
iron bbls, 23c per gal.
TURPENTINE In cases, c per gal;
wood bbls. 93c per gal.
WHITE LEAI) Ton lots, 7 14 o per lb;
600-lb lots. 8c per lb; leas lots, 8 He,
WIRE NAILS Present basis at 32 20
per keg.
HOGS AND SHEEP 25
CEHTS OFF TODAY
Entire Livestock Market De
pressed Cattle Hold
ing:, but Dull.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
(Leased Wire Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
New York: Nov. IS. London trading
was mixed today, with most American
shares a fraction lower. This market.
while generally showing a loss today,
was not exactly weak Just dull. The
trading waa confined almost entfrely to
Amalgamated, American smelter eom
mon, St. Paul. Brooklyn. Pennsylvania.
Reading, Union and Southern Paclflo and
the steel shares.
Oolrl nillfmlnli In Amt tKK,
TlOO.OOO.
It is estimated that IT. 8. Steel earn
ings In October are 314.000.000. com
pared with 514,984,000 a year ago.
Government bonds wera lower, with
less demand on account f the easier
money situation. Call loana ruled be
tween iot6 per cent
The Bloss-bheffleld Steel A Iron com
pany today declared a dividend of 1H
per cent on common anarea.
Official range:
DESCRIPTION.
A HEALTHIER TONE
IN CHICKEN MABKET
"The chicken markel la health
ier. With not too heavy con
algnmenta thla week we look
for the market to regain Its nor
mal condition. Price as yet un
changed. v "Considerable inquiry for young
turkey and more could be used.
Ducka are also In fair request
"With the advanced prices
veals are beginning to arrive
more" freely. Hoga a llttla flrm-r."--B.
-W. Oraham Of, Temple-
ton & Graham.
Hogs.
Today 384
Week ago 1ST
Year ago 10
Prev. year Ill
Cattle
30
32
Sheep.
20S
916
796
Portland Union Stockyards, Nov. 13.
Intense dullness brought about by the
very tight money situation ruling all
over the country, livestock Is always
one of the first to be affected and
always bears the brunt of whatever
troublefmay ensue.
Today there was a decline of 25c
In both hogs and sheep. While cattle
are thus far unchanged the market Is
very dull with arrivals likewise. To
day 14. horses arrived in.
A year ago today all lines were
steady though dull.
Official vard prices:
Hogs Best eastern Oregon, 35.50
6.75; China fats, nominal.
Cattle Best eastern Oregon ateers,
53.663.75; best cows and heifers, 32.65
2.75; bulls, 1.752.00.
Sheep Best wethers, 34.25 4.50;
mixed and best ewes, 54.25; lambs. 54.25
4.50.
Hogs Lose 10c Again.
Chicago, Nov. 13 Official run:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago . ........ 2,000 18.000 20,000
Kansas City 10.000 8.000 7.000
Omaha 4,600 4,000 8,000
Hogs are 10c lower. Receipts a year
ago were 29,000. Mixed, 54-8005.40;
heavy, 35.B0W5.35; rough, 34.10itf4.86;
light, 34.804J5.30.
QatUe Steady.
Sheep Steady.
itew York Cotton Market. -
Open:' High. Low.
Amal. Copper Co.
Am. car at F.. o.
do preferred. . .
Am. Cot. OH, o. .
Am. Loco., c. . . .
Am. Sugar, c...
Am. 8melt, c...
do preferred. . .
Ana, Mln. Co. . . .
Am. Woolen, c.
Atchison, c
do preferred . . .
Baltl. & Ohio, c. .
do preferred
Brook. Rap. T..
Canadian Pac. c
Cent Leath.. pfd
Chi. ft Ot W., o
Chi.. M. ft St. P.
Chi. & N. W., c.
Ches. Sc Ohio..
Colo. South., c.
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd
Deln. & Hudson
D. R. G . c
do preferred
Erie, c
do 2d prd
Gt. North., pfd. .
Illinois Central.
Mexican Cen. Ry.
M . K. A T., o...
do pfd
Distillers
Ore Lands
Missouri Pacific
National iead
N. Y. Central .
N. Y., Ont. & W.
Nor. & West., c
North American
No Pacific, c. . .
P. M. 8. S. Co.
Penn. Railway .
P. O., L. & C. Co
Reading, c
do 2d pfd. . . .
do 1st. pfd...
Rep. I. & S., c.
Rock Island, c. .
St. L. A S. F. 2p.
do 1st pfd. . .
So. Pnclfic, c. .
do pfd
So. Railway, c. .
do pfd.'
Texas & Pac. . .
T.. St. Ii. & W.,
do pfd
Union Pac, c.
do pfd
V. S. Rubber,
do pfd
U. 8. Steel Co., c.
do pfd
o a r n
a f r si
.3
' I ' W
I 46HI 47HI 46 I 47
ZH 26H Z5T
82
28 H 38 38 28H
88fc 88 38 88T
104 105 104H 104
1H 6i t0 60
8t 87 86 H 86
SIS SIT 81H 81
14H 14H 14 14
72 72 71U 71
t 82 H Deo.
SOH 80H 80' 80 Mch
75 My
31 H 81 30Hk,30H
142H 144 142H 142 Dec.
73H 73H 73 73 jan.
7 7 7 7
101H 101H 100 101
131 131H 130 130
27 27 -iiVt Z79
17 18 17H 17H
32
42
130 130 128 128
18 18 18 18
60
17 17 17 17
27H 27H
114 H 113
122 123 122 122H
'. 14
24 24 23 H 24H
65 H
41 41 40 40
41H 42 41 41
55 66 64H 54H
3ft 35H
!S7il 98H 97H 7H
29 2
63
41 41 40 41
108 108
21 I 21 I 20 20
109 109V4'108 108H
75 75 75 75
80 81 79 79
8
77
15
13 13 13 13
55
68 68 87 67 Ti
104 !104 103 103
12 12 12
39 39 39 3i H
18 18 17 17
e i7ii
... 33H 33 '4 33 33 U,
.. 111 111 110 110
78
c 18
fi
24 24 23
I 84l 84 83'.l
CHICAdO WHEAT VALUES.
Nov. 13. Nov. 12. Gain. 1108.
December..... 96 92 1 74
May 104 101 2 78
July (8 97 1 77
(Leased Wire Overbeck a- Cooke Co.)
Chicago. Nov. It. The wheat market
opened about o higher today. In re
sponse to a legitimate demand from
abroad.
Liverpool wanted the wheat and bid
a fractional advance at the opening, but
enlarged tha prloe aa the session pro
gressed. Tha closing there showed gatna
of 1 to ld above yesterday, tna
closing being unusually strong.
In thla market the demand became
greater during the aeaalon, and the close
waa 1 to 2o above yesterday. Tha
May waa strongest today with tha
greatest price at tha cloae.
The coarae grain list while firm did
not follow the lead of wheat, because
there waa not the ahort covering In the
former like In the latter. The pro
vision list waa firm and steady, with
substantial gain In pork, ribs and lard.
ine Kecora-uuxaju tooay quotes a
cloae observer as saying: "I am becom
ing Impressed with the Idea that there
will be more than the usual amount
of speculative Intereat In grain thla
coming whiter. The wheat situation la
clearly a two aided one. and affords
abundant opportunity for speculation.
Tha recent decline has put the market
In a more healthy condition."
Official range:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. . Close.
Dee.... 93 96 92 95
May... 102 104 101 104
July... 97 98 96 98
CORN.
Dee 66 66 64 66
May... 68 67 65 66
July... 66 66 64 56A
OATS.
Deo.... 47 47 46 47
May... 60 50 48 60
July... 48 46 44 46B
MESS PORK.
Jan.. ..1282 1820 1277 1312
May. ..1513 1365 1312 1345
LARD.
Jan 800 820 797 815A
May... 797 812 792 805A
SHORT RIBS,
Jan 68T 706 685 702
May... 707 725 716 720
Aa tha reault of an Information filed
In tha police court yesterday by J. A.
Martin. warrant has been Usued for
tha arrest of John P. Lock wood, former
local agent for Charles Bcrlbner's Sons
and Harper Brothers, on the charge of
felony by embCEsletneni. It Is alleged
that while representing the two large
publishing houses In this city, Lock
wood feloniously converted to his own
use 84,500 Of Sorlbnrr's Mont money.
Tha authorlttea have no definite clue to
tha whereabouts of the book agent but
from information received H 1 thought
ha la now In Los Angeles.
Tha complainant Is l.okwon,'a sur
cessor, and haa offices In thu Huchunan
building. He alleges that an examina
tion of tha accounts shows that his pre
decessor collected over 14. Quo which he
failed to remit to his employer. It In
claimed that Lockwomi drew all of the
commissions to which be was entitle, 1,
and had abaolutely no interest in the
aum alleged to have been stol-n.
According to Deputy District Attorney
Bert llaney, the publishing firm Is lh
possession of a letter from their former
employe In which he Is said to admit
hla defalcations. Lorkwood is also ac
cused of forging the name of H M.
Luder, foreman of Irwin. Hodson com
pany, to an order for two sets of bK ks.
and after making two 35 payment n
believed to have aold the works to soma
dealer at a aubatantlal figure.
Aa tha statute provides that a defend
ant extradited must be tried on the
charge on which the papera were Issued,
tha forgery caee can not be prosecuted.
It la stated, however, that In the event
that tha accuaed man If brought bn k Is
acquitted for embeaalement Harper .
Brothera atand readv to prosecute him
for the earn offense. ,,.,.
Lockwood resided with his family at
88 Eaat Twenty-aecond atreet north.
FiEiWiiTiST
GLASS VERDICT
UNSATISFACTORY
District Attorney Will Fur
ther Investigate Mysteri
ous Killing of Russian.
UNHAPPY UN
Sit man, after llatamlng to the testi
mony of Dr. Maria Equl. Mlsa Edna C.
Cowling, Sergeant Baty. Detective Cole
man. Policeman Ofg and Mra. M. New-
man, given at tha eoroner'a lnqueat yes
terday afternoon, came to the conclu
sion that ther did not know how A.
Glass, shot at IJ Eleventh atreet Sun
day afternoon, came to hie death, ex
cept the fact that hla demise waa due
to a bullet . .
iirnrillnil lira. OlBSS WHO IS be
lng held out at St Vincent hospital
under susplolon of having fired the
shot, will be brought down to police
headquarters and kept until euch time
as the district attorney Office la able
lo conduct a further examination and
determine whether aha la guilty of tha
murder of her husband.
Ten Itory of Quarrel
At tha rnrnnop'a Investigation Teeter
day afternoon practically all tha wit
nesses who knew anything of tha shoot
lng. with tha eieemlon of Mra. Qlaaa.
I were asked to tell their stories Of the
1 affair. Miss Cowling told of having
i lived in a room adjacent to Mr. and
! Mr iilnM and of having been bothered
lv th loud tones and quarrela of tha
' iwo KiiHuians. Hhe never neaxa any
thing of -hat waa aald however.
M.sk Cowling aald aha heard quar
reling voices Hunday morning and they
continued up to about 3 o'clock, when
she suddenly heard a shot fired. She
I run to the door and saw Mra. Olaaa
stun Jlng at the head of tha staira Juat
; ready to go down to tha street
I Hergeant Uaty told of having been
sent out to the house and Detective
ulemun told how things looked whan
: lis arrived. Policeman Ogg told, of
I havlnic been rilled In to aee what tha
I cnuplu wera quarreling about during tha
morning
I It. Marie Fqul testified concerning
, the ma. in, r In which Glaaa waa ahot
but hf did not make her explanation
vary i.iain and it la perhape due to
this that the Jury brought la tha vT
diet that the man came to hla death
In a mmner unknown to them, except
that he had been shot.
Will Further Xavestl-a
Deputy District Attorney Adama
No Cocaine-No Gas
No Students
Our anooesa la du to uniform high,
grade work at reasonable prloea, :
Nervous People
And those afflicted with heart weakness
can now have their teeth extracted,
filled and brtdgework applied without
th 1 . ' .
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION .....I .SO
23 KARAT CROWNS 5.0O
BRIDGE WORK ............... 5.00
OUR BEST FLAW PUITB 8.00
TEETH ilTP-
Manning Reverses Holiday
Opinion and Clerk's Of
fice Now Swamped.
Re-Enameling Teeth
la the grestest Invention In modem dea
tlstry and haa been moat successful ef
all met hod a
We extend to alt a speolal Invitation
to call at our office and have their teeth
examined free of charge.
We own and control the Urgent and
beaU equipped dental establishment In
the world, having just opened an office
In Agtorla, making ua IS offloea all told.
We give a written guarantee with all
work for 10 yeara Lady attendant.
Open evening till 1:3. Sunday t tel.
ChicagoPainlessDentisls
Be aura yon are In the light sUoe. ;
Liverpool Grain Higher.
Liverpool, Nov. IS. Official prices:
WHEAT.
Onen. Close. Nov. li. Onln
.7slld 8s d ?sll4d ld
,8s 2Jd 8s3d 8s 2Sd ltd
,8a 2 d Ha 3 d 8a l4td ld
CORN.
6s84d SaSHd ttd
6s5Sd 66Hd H1
5a
Sa 6c
San Francisco Grain Market.
San Franclaco, Nov. 13. Official
prlcea:
Wheat December, 31.(1 ask; May,
$1.41.
t Barley Mat. 31.69: December. 31.56
per cental.
PKICE OF NEVADA
SHARES IN FRISCO
23
Call money opened 10 per cent, high
10 per cent, low 6 per cent; closed S per
cent.
Total sales. 328,100 shares.
New York-London 6IIver.
New York, Nov. 13. Bar sliver 68 c;
London, 2" 3-1 6d.
Copper Lake, 1SV4 13ie: electro.
13813tto; casting. 1313Me.
EXAMINER FINDS
MEDF0RD BANKS 0. K.
Jan. .' 1000 1000
Feb. 1007 1009
March ...1008 1018
April .T,,1012 1014
May 1017 1024,
June 1018 . 1018 .
July .....1917 1025
Aug;. 1010 1018 .
Nov. i . .i .
Deo, 104S 1060 :
996
1007
1003
1012
1010
1018
1013
. .
1038
13. 12.
November
100S 1003
10d 1006
1012 1009
1014 1012
101 1015
1020 1015
1020 1016
'10U-, 1009
'1013 1016
104S 1045
(Rpeclnl Dlapitrh to The Journal.)
Medford. Or.. Nov. 13. State Bank
Examiner Claude Gatoh left last night
for Portland on receipt of Instructions
from the comptroller of the currency
at Washington to take charge of the
Merchants' National.
Gatch yesterday finished his Inspec
tion of tha local banka and was sur-
firlsed at the excellent conditions ex
uttng The local Institutions have not
resorted to clearing house certificates
but are still doing business on the cash
basis. Deposits continue to exceed with
drawals. From 40 to 60 per cent of the
deposits Of Medford banka represent
cash on hand. Examiner Gatch stated
that the banka of Portland and of
Oregon generally are In excellent con
dition, there being no stronger Insti
tutions anywhere.
He said the Merchants' National was
In good condition at the last Inspection.
. Orator at Lodge of Sorrow.
(Special Dispatch to The ItrarnaM
Astoria, Or.. , Nov. IS. Arthur C.
Spencer, of Portland, haa acepted n
invitation from -Astoria lodge No. 180.
B. P. O. E-, to deliver the memorial
address at the annual lodge of sorrow,
which will be held Sunday. December 1.
m t,
Christmas Excursions.
'If you are. going to spend Christmas
In the old country, consult the Cana
dian Pacific. Through ticket a to all
points In Europe at lowest rates. Apply ,
at local office, 143 Third street. .
For the first time since the holldaya
commenced the office of County Clerk
Fields was opened thla morning for the
tranaactlon of all kinds of buslneas.
Thla change of program followed tho
giving of a new opinion,? District At
torney John Manning, who, bad previ
ously asserted that the eounty clerk
could not keep the. of flee open, but re
versed himself on closer enMis,tlon of
As the revised opinion of the district
attorney agreed with the advtce of At-
torney-jnerai crawroro, ana mu wn.i
the belief of most of the membera ol
the. bar. Mr. Fields decided that he was
Justified In opening tha gates Tor re
cording Instruments of all descrlptlona.
As a result there has been today a
steady stream of patrons at the flung
dosk. First of all, however, were the 82
Instruments that had been received yes
forriav anil the day before, but not
tiinn,l nn record. These were filed In
the order In which they had been re
ceived. ...
County clerks all over the state have
been watching with Intereat the effort
of Mr. Fields to obtain a Judicial deter
mination of the question of filing In
struments. His decision to open nis
office cannot be followed with any as-
nnnra hv otner rouniv cierna, ouw-
ever as a special statute places Mult
nomah county in a class by Itself. Thlii
provides that the office of the county
clerk In this county shall be kept open
every day excepting Sundays New
Year's dav. the Fourth of July and
Christmas. The general law passed In
1862 requires county clerks to keep
their offices open "on every Judicial
day."
not content with the Jury's verdict
intcnas to prone rurther into the mys
tery. It is his Intention to have an
examination made of the wound In
Glass' shoulder to determine whether It
could have been inflicted by Ulaaa The
bullet ent.red the back near the point
of the shouldor hladn and came out
In frunt Just above the heart.
Mr Adams does not believe that Olaaa
count nave held the pistol In such a
onltlnn as to give the bullet the course
too unless it was Reflected br the
bone. The examination will be held
to determine that fact
Dr. Parker, who has been In attend
ance on Mrs. Glass since the shooting,
haa snld he believed the woman fired
the shot which killed her husband, and
Mr. Adama will nnk his reasons for
bis belief. In addition an effort will
be made to locate a man whose name
waa given as Humph by Mrs. Glass,
wno is supposed to have Known her hus
band and her and who may be able to
throw some light on the shooting.
Humph Is supposed to be employed by a
wine house, but whether In Portland or
In California Is unknown at thla time.
The district attorney'a office will
also question Mrs. Glass in a short
time and try to determine from her
whether or not she fired the shot.
me mi for m
fi!
obi mm
(Leased Wire Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
San Francisco, Nov. 13. Official bid
prices:
GOLD FIELD DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 22c, Mohawk J9.00A, Co
lumbia Mt 18c, Jumbo Ext. 76cA, Ver
nal 6c, Pennsylvania lc, Kendall 13c,
Booth lc, Blue Bull 17c, Adams 6c.
Sliver Pick 24c, May Queen loc. Nev.
Boy 2c. B. B. Ext. 3c. Blue Bell 6c,
Dixie 3c. G. Columbia 6c, Hibernia 2c,
St. Ivea 36c, Conqueror 4c, Blk. Rock
2c, Lone Star 9c, G. Wonder 3cA, Oro
8c, Kendall Ext. 3cA, Sandst. Ext. 4cA,
Mayne 8o, AtlRnta 21c, Great Bend 2c,
Slmerone 3c, Empire 6c, Red Top Ext.
14c, Florence 32.65, Dlamf. B. B. Con.
17c, G. Daisy 83c, Lag una, 34c, Com
monwealth lOcA, Comb. Fract. 90c. Gr.
Bend Ext. 6c, Gr. Bend Anx. 3c. B. B.
Bonanza 2c, Kewanoa 23c, Eameralda 6c,
Portland 9cA, Cracker Jack 7c, Francis
Mohawk 4 Sc. Red Hill 23c, Mohawk Ext
6c, Lou Dillon 4c, Y. Tiger 10c. Grand
ma 6c, 8. Pick Ext. 2c, Y. Rose 4c, Col.
Mt. Ext. 3cA. Goldf. Cons. $3.97 Vs.
Dlam'f. Triangle 7c.
COMSTOCK DISTRICT.
Ophlr 31.05, Mexican 45c Gould &
Curry 9c, Con. Virginia 45c, Savage 43c,
Hale & Norcross 40c, Yellow Jacket 27c,
Belcher 17c, Confidence 70c, Sierra Nev.
29c, Exchequer 26o.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original 8c, Bullf. M. C. 4c, Mont.
Bullf. lc, Nat. Bank 10c, L. Harris 2eA,
Amethyst 10c, Stelnway 6cA, Denver
Buf. Anx. 3e, Bonnie Clare 20c, Mayfl.
Cons, lfic, Monty. Ohio Ext. 3c, G.
Scepter 3c, Monty. Mt. 4c, B. Daisy 8cA,
Hotnestake Cons. 63c, Yankee Girl lc,
Nugget 2c, Tramp Cons. 18c, Victor 2c.
TONOPAHS.
Ton. Nev. 38, Mont. Ton. 31.S2V4. Ton.
Ext. 95c, MacNamara 18c, Midway 45c,
Ton. Belmont c, ion. no. star 8c Ohio
Ton. 2c, West End Cons. 36c, Rescue 4c.
Ton. & Calif. 5cA, Golden Anchor 6c, Jim
Butler 46c, Ton. Cash Boy 2c, Monarch
Pitts. Ex. 3cA, Mont Mid. Ext. lc,
Golden Crown 2c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Seyler Hump 2c, Dexter 10c, L. Joe
lc. Crescent 3 c A. Combination ScA.
Granny 17c,' Mustang 13c, Little Grey
8cA, uowoov ic, ung. Mann. &c, Broncho
8c, Jump. Jack 7c, Plnenut Ac,- Buffalo
lc. S. Dog 10c, Y. Horse 2c. Indian
Camp 6cA.
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Falrv. Silver King lOcA, Falrv. Eagle
70c, Nevada Hills 34A, Pittsburg Silver
peak lc, No. Star Wonder 2c, Eagle's
Nest 28c, Alice of Wonder 5cA.
Northwest Bank Statement.
PORTLAND.
Clearings today ..; 3 879,679.27
Year ago 1,426,460.46
Loss today
Balances today
Year ago
646.781.19
60.462.37
1S3.231.71
Liverpool Cotton.
Liverpool, Nov. 13. Cotton futurea
closed steady, ?H to 9 points lower.
New York, Nov. is. Government
Twos, registered ..106S4 108
do coupon 106H 108
Threes, registered 10214 1074
do coupon i3
Twos, Panamas 10S .....
There's nothing so good for a sore
throat as Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlo Oil.
Curea It. In a few hours.; Relieves any
pain In an part , , ....
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EXTRACTED TEN
Walter Ludwig was arrested at First
and Salmon streets at an early hour
this morning by Patrolman Johnson on
a charge of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct and before landed In the city
prison, made two attempts to escape
and assaulted the officer. While wait
ing for the wagon at Front and Taylor
atrects. Ludwig broke from his captor
and started toward the river. Johnson
quickly overtook him, however, and the
Inebrlnte noting that the abuse hurled
at the bluecoat availed him. nothing,
Ludwig again tried to escape.
Promptly captured again, the man
put up a fierce fight, but was finally
handcuffed and marched to headquar
i.nriwlB boaxtrd of his "pull
and deolarcd that he would get the of
ficer dlsmlased. The "Influence did
not materialize In the police court thla
morning and Ludwig contributed 310.
GE0RGIE GIVEN FIVE
DAYS FOR LATE HOURS
George H Williams, (not Portland's
former mayor) was taken Into custody
at 2-16 o'clock th e morning by Patrol
man Johnson at First and Alain streets
on a charge of being out after hours.
The patrolman notlce.i the fellow prowl
ing about aeveral lodging -houses and
when questioned ns to the reason of
his presence on the streets at such an
unseemly hour, Williams was unable
to give any explanation. When searched
at the city prison two skeleton keys
were found in the prisoner's possession.
In the municipal court this morning
Judge Cameron Imposed a sentence of
five days.
REFRACTORY CONVICT
WILL WEAR RED SUIT
(United Press Leid Wire.)
Walhi Walla, Nov. 13. James Bur
kev, the convict who escaped from
prison Thursday evening last week, was
caught by Chief of Police Wallion of
La Grande. Oregon, and will be brought
back to the penitentiary today. Burkey,
whose term Is out fn I. arch, will serve
the remainder of his time In a red suit
and. may be kept In solitary confine
ment for a while. This is the fourth
timo Burkey has failed In his efforts
to get away, and he will not be given
another chance
FORGERS WORKING
DESPITE HARD TIMES
Lone, Unmasked Highway
man Holds Up Sheetmetal
Workers' Agent.
. Volte- Press ttd Wire.)
Bellingham, Wash., Nov. 13. Bearing
the name of John 8. Jamleson, a well
known local mane a check for $1,000
came to the Bellingham. National bank
for collection yesterday from El Paso,
Texas. The check has been branded
by the local bankers as a forgery and
payment refused. The check was made
out to James-Adair, i ; 1
Jamleson Is now working near Olym
pla. but nis family Is still living In this
city. The authorities have been noti
fied of the forgery and an effort will
be made t ftpprehend. the culprit.
Another wayfarer haa been required
to pay toll to a "knight of the highway"
but despite the unusually large number
of holdupa reported to the police since
the flrat of the month, not a single ar
rest has been made on this charge.
The latest victim of the ubiquitous
footpad Is Albert Bell, business agent
of the Sheet Metal Workers' union, who
waa stopped at ine muxxie or a revolver.
in the harms or an unmaagea
man, at the east end of the
street bridge, about 12:30 o'i
morning end forced to part with 329
in cash.
Bell was on his way to his apartments
In the Grand hotel, after having visited
friends on the east side, when he met
the robber. The thug waa atandlng by
the bridge rail, pensively looking up the
river when Bell approached. As his vic
tim passed the crook whipped out a
large pistol and commanded the man to
stand and deliver.
After searching Bell the man with the
gun ordered him to proceed on his way.
Upon reaching the west end of the
bridge Bell hastily notified the police
ana rurnisned mem wun a aescription
of his assailant. The holdup man Is de
scribed as middle aged, medium height,
dark hair, slightly gray and wore a
black overcoat and slouch hat. The de
tectives have been unable to find the
slightest clue to his Identity or where
abouts. NEW FIRE AITARATUS
FOR STATE CAPITOL
(United Press Leued Wire.)
Salem. Or.. Nov. 13. The state capl-
tol commissioners this afternoon are to
test a new chemical fire apparatus In
the state capitol. Chief Campbell of
Portland Is here for that purpose.
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