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Newspaper Page Texta tf THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1007. 19 TODAY'S MARKETS "There Is no Lack of Business Alonp: Front Street" Says George Pearson of Pearson-Pajre Company. Jill MARKET s RUUHGLOWER I Growers Sellin" at deduc tion With Small Call Potatoes Off. FT-duce mH;' fmtnrf . Mlilfceda are very firm. Potatoes aie lower. IiOwir prices In onlona. Kltn arn being boosted. Five (Hi a bananas arrive. Turkey market haa not started. Excellent call for uwic. Chicken trade, good at price. I'reaaed hoga are very alow. Hop deals are being made. Lower Mom for Onions. Kren though the Confederated Onion growers' aaaoclatlon member are good holders of onlona, even at thla time, the market la lower owing to the arrest er offerings by outalde producers. .Along the street a number of purchases of first-class onlona were made by shippers and commission merchants at 1.50 and II. 75 ror hundred pounda; the latter for duality, tlio brat. In ths 'south there Is a demand for Oregon I onlona but sales are Impossible at thla Itlme at the finr,. ntintwd br the mem- Ibers of the Confederated association. The California markets Drefcr Oregon onions to slocks grown at other placs I Jhit will not pay more than 2fe P7remliim over what onlona can be obtained for In other sections Jt Is stated that eastern onlona ean be eskllv landed In the south under! the figures atked for Oregon stock. Potatoes Are ullng Bows. There Is sn entire sbsence of busi ness offering In tho potato msrket us far ii southern shipment Is concerned. : Local growers while anxious to sell do trot seem to be willing- to let s at ; lower flgurea. Shippers cannot do bus iness at the present price became i Of the lower figures In the south. ! Kven then there Is but a small I demand for Oregon stock In Cali fornia for tho moment because of the glut of home shipments, j Flvn ears of bananaa arrived In this morning. i Turkey Market Baa Wot Started. ! No real start litis thus far been made ! bv thii local turkey market. Itecelpts t are increasing but trad-t Is not very brisk. The general price along uio Street today for drowsed atocg Is lKc a pound, while culls would sell a frac tion lower For selected stock a frac tional advance may be obtained but ! this litter is not likely because the trade believes In lower prices nnrt un less th arrivals nro much short rf what his been expected tlio trade will Dot buv. On this account there Is a greater deniund for geese and live birds arc selling at 12 n a pound with receipts not ui to demand. In the chicken mar ket there is a very good tone ruling at the moment but at former prices. The trade v. Ill not pay over 12c for hens. Hoarders are nt work In the egg mar ket araln. Along the street tho high est flK'ire obtained for elrlctly fresh and selected ranch eggs la 37tyc a doxen with some sales of locnl stock a fraction under this. One dealer ex perienced no difficulty In buying local eggs from the trade yesterday at J6c so the stories of 40c are spread Just for the nuruose of Inducing larger sales of eastern eggs at advanced flgur-4 M no maricet ror easiern egg in uun fair here at 26c for the best but the trade will not pay an additional 16c a doxen for locnl eggs. in airrer- nce la too great. Bop Deals Are Being Had Murine the rast 24 lioura several hundred bales of hops were purchased by short sellers at prices rangrng rrom K in 7c a nnund: the latter for best Orders are aguln coming s from the vast hut the volume Is not large, Fhorts are covorlng their transactions at their leisure for they say that grow rs are quite willing to let hops go at about half the price it cost to raise them. No new cables have been re ;. reived from Tacoma of late, this giving i rise to the impression that trade in uops Is really improving aoroau. Brtof Bote of the Trad. Dressed hogs are slower than ver. 1 Htrrtviila too liheml Fancy veal la wanted but trad la not bo anxious. Better receipts the rati 8. Soanlah graDes are arriving more freely and are being quoted at IT.SO ft barrel. i Davenport Bros, report In arrivals tf crab apples. xms is me ii"i this fnvit has ever been received in this market, stocks cam from cast rm Multnomah. Nominal demand fcround 3c a pound. California tomatoes are In larger ar "rival. Quality quite good. Priced Ot 41.15 a crate of four baskets. Millfeed market is holding very firm fet top quotations. Supplies' not 11b-fcral. Wheat trade Is small but at former trices. Nothing doing In expost riqtir. ocal trade Is fair. Front street prices: 4raln, now and reed. GRAIN BAUS Calcutta, fj, large lots; small lots. fHc. WHEAT Nominal Club, 84c; red Russian, 82c; bluestem, 86c; valley, llo. CORN Whole. 882; cracked- 138 ton. BARLEY New Feed, 137 027.80 per Ion; rolled, 3031; brewing, 139. RYE 11.66 per cwt. ' OATS New Producers' pries No. j, White, 128.0) per ton; gray. 127.10. FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents, 14.96; straights. 14.60; expore 14.10; valley. 14.30 14.60; graham, Vte, 14.60; whole wheat. 4.75; rye, 60s, 6.t0; bales, 3. 00. M1LLSTUFF8 Bran. 121.00 per ton; middlings, 128.60: shorts, country, 2"; city, 23. SO; chop, wt3l. IMS; buying, spot 1.IO01.7; garlic, 7o lb. coras, J3Hc; poaches, 60c4l; ci "yEJvJL1-8 P""", I1.S0O1.7S a VKUETAuLkS 'l'urnljpa, Dtw I 11.00 sack: carrots. 1.00 per APPLES New, TScAll.SO. FRESH FRUITS Oranges, new. 11.60 91.76: bananaa, 6o lb; lemons, 1601.60 ku, jiuica, Mexican. 4 per too; pmeap plea. It a dossn itut & rn. cords, 12Hc; poaches, 60c4ill'; cant. box. toe' 7 - - i nuron, i.vv per hcii if ,uc' i per sack; parsnips, ... ciuuiii, jc per lb; tomatoes, Cali fornia, 1.3o; beans, 6c: cauliflower, povoo lb; peas, 6c; horseradish, So 10. art CllOlCea IKTKn tr' irann "h'0""- 1So Pr dnx; bell peppers, sc per nuiiiuuBo lettuce, xi box; cucum bers. hOtnOUaa. An- rurtl.li ir..i jdoa. bunches; eggplant, 2 .00 box. grown Morn, 76c sack; celery. 754iOc: cran berries, eastern. U.66ijK'. local, 0.l)0 V w av per oarrei. Oroosrlea, Bnts. Xto. BUQAIt California .-w1 lllln cuoe, B.5; powdered. 15. no; berry o.ou, arv granulated. fc.0; XXX gran io. tu; cont. a , It.fiO! extra a ulatd JO; olJa a.. $5.00; t). yellow 80: tittsst rrBiMiUi.. K At- - rels. lOo; half barrels, iha: boxaa 60e uinci on sacg uaala. (Above Drlcea am 10 days cat caah quuiaiiuria.j JJOISKY ll.io per crate. COFF fackaaa brands. IIS 110 1M1. HALT rnin lUlf 111.60 per too; 60s. 114.00; table, dairy 60s. 1 18.00; 100a lla.76; bales, 11.60; importer Liverpool, 60s, 0.00; 100a, 11 00; 4s. 111.00: extra fine barrels: la tl nA II. 11 IAAI in. r Limn M "1 "1'W W V J . )SJ I luillf, r;a, fv.sw per ton; oo-io roc a, i.u; 100a, 111.00. (Above prices apply to sale of leas than car lots. Car Iota at SDeclal ericas uoje i to uuciuauons. ) ImDerlal Jimn No. 1. fe: NOi leixo: New Orleana head. 7o: Ala c.AnU t a liEANS Small white, 4.tl; large white, 14.10; pink, 4. 10: bayou. 3.0; win", eu; aiexicao reds. 40, NUTS Peanuts.. Jumbo. I pr lb; Virginia, 7fco per lb; roasted. t9Vko per lb; Japanese. 7c; roasted, 7 9c per id; walnuts. California, 17Ho per 1D; pin nuts, 14lo per lb; hickory nuts, lOo par lb; Brasll nuts llo per lb; fil berts llo per lb; fancy pecans, 1 tflOe Pr lb; alfhonds, lis, aetata, ruk and rrorlslona. FRESH MEAT Front street Hogs, fancy, 7tf7He per lb; large. (O7o per lb; veal, extra, lo per lb; ordinary. 7H.o per ib heavy. 07a per lb; mut ton, fancy, lt9c per lo ll AM 8, BACCN. ETC. Portland pack (local) bams. 10 to 12 lbs, 164c per lb; 14 to ( lbs.. 14Ho per lb; II to 20 lbs.. 14 He; breakfast bacon. 16i4(ff23c per ib; ;lcnlcs, 10c per lb; cottage roll, 12c rer lb: steam rendered. 10s, 12 c per smoked, llo oer lb: s -oked. 12o uer lb: clear backs, unsmoked, lie; smoked. Kc per lb: Union butta D to 13 lbs. un smoked. 12c Dtr lb: smoked. 13c Der Ib: clear bellies, unsmoked. 11 He per Ib; smoked. II He per Id; shoulders. -2 Ho per lb; pickled tongues. 70a each, LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s. 18 He per Ib; b. USe cer lb; 60-lb tins, 13c tier lb; steam rendered, 10s. 12 He per lb; 6s. 12o per lb; compound, 10s, 9c per lb. FISH Hock cod, 7c per Ib; flounders. 6c per lb; halibut, 9c per Ib; striped bass. 16o per lb; catflah, 11 per lb; sal mon, fresh Columbia silvers, 8c per lb; herrings, 6o per Ib; soles, Ic per lb, shrimps, 10c per Ib; perch Ic per lb; tomcod, 7c pier lb; lobsters, 26c per lb: fresh mackerel, 8c per lb; crawfish, 26c per dosen; stur geon, 12V4e per lb; black bass. 20c per lb; silver smelt, 7c per lb; black cod, 7Hc per lb; crabs. $151.60 doxen. OYtSTEKS 8hoalwater bay, per gal lon, 12.60; per 100-lb. aack, 15.00: Olym- pla, per gallon, xz.to; per loo-lb. sack o mm fi I10UII OF WHEAT CUT Broomiiall of Liverpool Pulls Down Estimate 50,000,000. gtory of waeat. 4 4 Chicago opens higher. 4 4 Closes sharply lower. 4 Liverpool again lower. 4 4 Slim export wheat sales. 4 4 Stocks have bad effect. 4 4 Conaumptlon la ourtalled. 10IIEY HARDER STNHlimi Call Loans Advance in New York Depression in Stock Market. STOCK MARKET LOSSES. Locomotive ...l;Erle 1st pfd... CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES. Nov. 4. Nor. 1, Deo 1 It May 100KB 101S July Sept lift 1 H H !B H 1101 ?!5 77V (Leased Wire Overbeck A Cooks Co.) Chicago, Nov. 21. The wheat market opened higher for December and May and lower for July and September. It gathered considerable weakness during the day. closing H to lHo under yes terday. The close showed a reversal of the weakness the greatest losses be ing In the options that opened with an advance. A special bearish feature today was tne reduction or tne estimatea consump tion. Broomhnll of Liverpool cabled that he had reduced his former estimate of the world's wheat requirements by CO. 000. 000 bushels. This action Is taken because of the high prices. Argentine shipments of wheat were 400,000 bushels; corn, i.bOO.ouo buahela Primary receipts: Bushels Wheat Corn . Shipments: Wheajt Today. Yesr Ago. ,.61.000 761,000 ,.292,000 381,000 HAY Producers' price Timothy, Wll mett vallev. fancy, 16.00(W17.00; or dinary, 11.00(gil2.00; eastern Oregon, ll.00ffl)18.00: mixed. 110.00 10.60: clo ver, 10.0012.00; grain, J10.0012.00; cheat, iio.ooioiiz. 00. Batter. Egg's and Poultry. BUTTER FAT F. a b. Portland Bweet cream. Sic; tour, 29c BUTTER Extra fancy creamery, S2Hc; fancy. 3032&c; store, Oregon, zoc. EGGS Extra fancy, candled. 37 o; fancy, 35c; eastern storage, 25&)26c. CHEESE New Full cream, flats, 16 H He per lb; Young Americans, 17Hli'c per lb. POULTRY Nominal Mixed chick ens. 11 c per lb; fancy hens. 12c; roosters old 10c,; fryers, 12c; broil ers, 12c; ducks. 13 14c; geese, old 12c lb; turkeys, live, 16 17c lb; dressed, 181)190 lb; squabs. 12.60 dox.; pigeons, 1.25 dox; dressed poultry, l lHc per lb. higher. Sops, Wool and Hides. HOPS 1907 crop Choice. 758c; rrlma to choice, 6 He; Ordinary, 69I0; 90S. choice, 5c. . WOOL 1907 clip Valley. 18 O He; .eastern Oregon, ISO 21c. MOHAIR New 1S07 2932Ho. HIDES Dry hides. 14 15c lb; green. C6c; calves, green, 89a lb; bulls, green salt, o lb. SHEEFSKIN8 Shearing. 150 0e each; short wool 2540c: medium wool, 60 e 11.09' acb: long wool. 750 11.25 eaoru,. TALLOW4 Prime, per lb, - I 4c; No. 3 and grense, 2lHo. j-. GHITTIM BARK Ec. . . P Trnita and TegVtablsa. ..' ', - POTATOES-Faney," ' '75 900";' ; sell ing; buying, w!ltft 65 750 per r cwt; w's, 2 4c r''r lb. ' r''r Crf'in, 4.00(1 1.60; Eagle, canned, 60c can: 17 doxen; eastern in shell, IL75 per hundred. CLAMS Hardshell, per box. 12.40; rasor ciams. ti.vv per dox; iuo per aoa Paints, Goal Oil, Xto. ROPE Pure manlla, 14c; standard, 12Wc: sisal. lOUc. COAL OIL Water white, tanks UVic cases ievc. neaangnt, cases, 20c; Elane, esses, 28c; Eocene, cases, 21 Ho gallon. GASOLINE 81 deg., cases, 24 Ho per gat: iron ddis, io per gal. BENZINE 13 deg., cases. 25c per gal; Iron bbls, 23c per gal. TURPENTINE In cases, !6o per gal; wood bbls, 9So per gal. WHITE LEAI) Ton lots. Te per lb; 100-lb lots. 8c per Ib; less lots, 8 He, WIRE NAILS Present basis at 11.10 per keg. CATTLE IfiiPROmiltfl T IS NOW EXPECTED PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Hogs. Cattle. Sheen. Today 28G 256 Week ago 305 68 700 Year ago 443 ... ... I'rev. year 490 Portland Union Stockyards, Nov. 21. No hogs arrived today and conse quently there Is no change In values. Weakness continues In the east and prices there drop almost every day. Cattle are steady and the trade Is of the opinion that values will go no lower than at present Some are expecting a slight advance as soon as the present run is over. SheeD are again steady with aulte a fair run In the yards today. A year ago today all lines were steady. Official yard prices: Hogs Best eastern Oregon, 15.00 15.60; China fats. 14.50. Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers. 13.65 3.76 ; best cows nnd heifers, $2.76 4?S.ou; bulls, ii.7b?iz.uo. CHAor. Daut u-othnr. tl K Til 1 RH- mixed and best ewea, 34.25; lambs, $4.25' t 4.60. PEICES TODAY AND THOSE OF YEAR AGO H14.000 754.000 Corn 154.000 146.000 Clearances Wheat, 608,000 bushels corn, 296,000 bushels, outs, 14,000 bush els The Record-Herald says: "Slim x port trade aloojr; with further weakness tne siock marget. is romDining ror ower wheat prices. Bullish news on wheat Is plentiful, but is generally dis cnuraged. The trade was sluggish all day under the weight of wheat that has been sold here by northwestern grain the dav previous. The consensus of opinion at the close last night was that 1 1 ii the present condition continuing there Is little prospect for any for eign sale In the Immediate future. Bids are generally out of line, and while the seaboard reported .ri6 loads taken for export in all positions, the best In formed and lending exporters do not be lieve sales were in excess or 16 loads. Official range: WHEAT. Open. High rec 92 93 Mav 101 S. 102 July tl, 6 Sept 94 .... CORN. ree 66 H 55 K Mav i6 55J July 56 66 OAT3. Dec 46 4H Alav r.0'4 July 46'i MESS PORK Jan 1252 1 252 1240 May 1280 1 28J LARD. 50 hi 45 LOW. 91 5 66 46 4 1267 Close, IK 100 SB 5T4 93 65 A ' 66An E5HA 464 60 B 45 B 1260B 12S0B Nov. Jan. May Jan. May 772 772 765 775 776 763 SHORT RIBS. 673 877 670 690 690 685 825A 767B 770B 175 690B riilCE OF NEVADA SHAKES IN FRISCO Nov. 21 4 1907 1901 4 Club wheat, bit $ .84 $ .64 4 Bluestem. bu 86 .68 4 4 Pat flour, bbl 4.95 J.90 4 4 Best butter, lb 32 H .30 4 Local eggs, doa... .3714 .37V4 4 Hops, choice, lb... .07 .15 4 4 Potatoes, producer. .75 .75 4 4 Onions, producer. . 2.00 .71 4 Turkeys, dressed.. .18 .20 4 4 Boston Copper Market. Boston, Mass., Nov. 21. Bid price Apex 2 Black Mt. ... 4 C. Ely 4 E. Butt .... 4U Neplssing ... 6 Helvenla .... 14 BaJkala 3 Bingham . ... 8 Royal 1414 Adventure ... 87 Copper ML .. 26 Franklin .... 6 Green C. . B Mass 2 Tamarack ... 57 Utah 31 Allover 23 4 Arcadian .... 3 Bingham .... 84 Butte C 13 Cal. & Ariz. . . 94 Cal. & Hecla .660 Centennial ... 20 Cop. Range. 60 li Daly west .. 10H W. Butte ... S5'4 Old Dom 21i Osceola 77 Parrot ....... 9 Trinity 10 Victoria ..... 4 Wolverine ...109 Exchange to Close. Ban Francisco. Nov. 21. The mining exchange will be closed for the Thanks giving holidays, next Thursday. Fri day -a4 Saturday, i . ' UTerpool Cotton Market, i ; Liverpool, Not; 21. Cotton futures closed 1 point up to 1 point down, (Leased Wire Overbeck A Cooke Co.) San Francisco, Nov. 21. Official bid prices: GOLDFIELD DISTRICT. Sandstorm 20c, Red Top $2, Colum bia Mt. 15c. Jumbo Ext. 69o, Vernal . Pennsylvania 3cA. Kendall 10c, Booth 17c. Blue Bull IBc, Adams 6c, Silver Pick 24c, Nev. Boy 2c, B. II. Ext. 4c. Blue Bell Cc, Dixie 3c, Hlbernia 3c. St. Ives 3Cc, Blk. Rock 2c. Lone Star 9c. a. Wonder 3cA, Potlach 40cA, Oro 9c. Kendall Ext. 3cA. Sandst. Ext 3cA, Mayno 2c, Atlanta 22c, Great Bend 24c. Slmerone 3c, Empire 6c. rld Top ilKxt. 12c, Florence $2.5t, JJlaru T B. JU. Con. 15c. G. Daisy 74c. Laguna 76c, Commonwealth 10c A, Comb. Fract. 85c, C.r. Bend Ext. 6c, Cir. Bend Anx. 3c n. B. Bonanza 2c. Kewanoa 24c. Es meralda 6c A. Cracker Jack 6c. Red Hill 24e. Mohawk Ext. 5cA, Lou Dillon 4c, Y. Tiger 10c, Grandma 6c. 8. Pick Ext. 2c. Y. Rose 5cA. Col. Mt. Ext. 3cA, Goldf. Cons. $3.90. Diam'f Triangle 7c. COMSTOCK DISTRICT. Ophir $1.06, Mexican 38c, Con. Vlr- ?lnia 34c, Savage 32c, Hale & Norcross lc. Yellow Jacket $1.26, Belcher 17c, Confidence 60cA, Sierra Nev. 31c, Ex chequer 24cA. BULLFROG DISTRICT. Original 3c Bullf, M. C. 4c, Mont. Bullf. lc, Nat Bank 8e. L. Harris 2cA, Amethyst 8c, Gold Bar 32c. Stelnway 5cA, Denver Buf. Anx. 4cA. Bonnie Clare 19cA. Mayn. Cons. 15c, Monty. Ohio Ext. Sc. G. Scepter 3c, Monty. Mt. 5c, B. Daisy 8cA, Homestake Cons. 60c, Qankce Girl lc. Nugget 6o, Tramp Cons. 18c. TONAPAHS. Ton. Nev. $7.50, Mont Ton. $1.20, MacNamara 18c, Midway 42c, Ton. Bel mont 90c, Ton. No. Star Sc, Ohio Ton. 2c, West End Cons. 39cA, Rescue 4c, Ton. & Calif. 6cA, Golden Anchor 6c, Jim Butler 45c, Ton. Cash Boy 2c, Ton. Home 2c, Monarch Pitts. Ex. 3cA, Mont. Mid. Ext ScA. Golden Crown 3c. MANHATTAN DISTRICT. Manh. Cons. 28c, Mans. M. Co. Sc. O. Wedge 3c. Seyler Hump 8c, Dexter 9c. L. Joe lc. Crescent 3cA, Combination 2c, Granny 19c, ..Little Grey 7cA, Cowboy ScA, OrlKV"Man)r"6i Broncho Jc, Jump. Jack 7cA, Pinenut 3c. Buffalo 3cA, S. Dog 12c, Y. Horse 2c, Indian Camp 6a VARIOUS DISTRICTS. Falrv. Eagle 65c, NevaijVHIlls $3.25, Pittsburg Silver Peak $1, tTStar Won der 3cA, Eagle's Nest 26c. . S :5 Huiir IL. A N Anaconda H'N- y- ntral Atchison lilO. & N. H. : 0 1 IPenn Brooklyn 2 Rock Island C. 4t O l 8. Railway .. Del. it Hudson. TL'. Paclflo . Erie til STOCK MARKET GAINS. Amalgamated .. 4!8t Paul Smelter lVIColo, Fuel .... V4 O. North. pfd..44 U. 8. Steel H 8. P SI do pfd ...... TORT OF nNANCn. Banks can us Issua. New York stocks break. Ixindon lower for Americans. Erie has low mark. Money Is tlgoter. (Leased Wlr Overbeck Cook Co.) New York. Nor. 21 The stock mar ket opened generally lower, with money higher. Liquidation began at the start of the aessitn and continued until the news cam out that the treasury depart ment has decided officially that the new I per cent certificates are legally avail able as security for national bank cir culation when they are registered. This news brought on a small amount of short covering and some Improvement was noted in a few of the issues late in the session. Tne hardening of call loans probably 110 NOODLES FOR PENDLETON BOYS City Council Prohibits Re taurants From Serving Youths Under 1. Special DUpatfh to 7Tb Journl ) Pendleton, Or., Nov. 21 The city code was enlarged through the paasage of three more ordlnancea lnrt night. One prohibits minors under 18 being served In restaurants; another restricts the purchase of Junk from minors without their parents' written consent, and a third provides for the construction of sidewalks and crosswalks on different streets. The restaurant ordinance was devised for the nurnose of keening em.'ill bovs from objectionable tilacea, in particular Chinese noodle joints. An ordinance was lnirolured prohibit ing the maintenance of hide or junk shops within the city limits and will be passed at an eany aaie. GOfJPERS BACKS UPJMIIIT Declares Brandenburg Lies If He Denies Attempt to Bribe Labor Leader. (United Press Uaaed Wire.) Norfolk. Va., Not. 21 If Branden burg says that Tie did not try to bribe had more to do with the dejireHnlon In ' me to betray the federation of Labor stock market values todav than any thing else. Calls ruled around 12 per cent at the start, and then for a while there were none offered at any price. Later some was for sale around 15 per cent A new low mark was made today by Erie common, which went down to 12'i The first preferred was badly de pressed, losing 4 t points during the spproach day. The general list closed lower. 1 Carolina. London was generally down for Ameri cans. Official range today: DESCRIPTION. P tr 4 Si1 si Amal. Cop. Co.. 46 46 H I 46'S Am. C. A E.. c..l 26 I 25 Z41hl 24S ao preierreu i i i &iw Am. Cot. Oil. c.l 23VI 23Vi :l I Am. Loco.. c.... 4Vi 34V 32HJ 3 Am. Sugar, c lulV,102 luo'lul Am. Bmeiter, c.. 60 01 69 HI 61 H uo preierrea and. friends to tne National Manufac turers, he lies," declared President Gom pers today In a speech before the dele gates. "If there Is no bribery attempt ed, why Is It there was so much se crecy about Brandenburg's transactions. Mv atu t pmnta urn nliHolnte farts and I will stand by them. At tne time 1 was hed I was ssked to go to tfouth where President Van Cleave of the Manufacturers' association was planning to bring us together." PIPES AND TOAST JOLLY IATOS Barmen Have Merry Time at Annual State Associa tion Meeting. Oregon's lawyers made new records for themselves In the way of good story telling and good fellowship at tho annual banquet of the Oregon State liar association at the Commercial club last evening. From I o'clock urt'l past midnight, pipe, bowl and Jest donned the ermine and the bar paid deference Thomas O. Hatley. newly elected president of the association, was toust miiel-r and Introduced each speaker In his customary felicitous fashion. Judge (i I iy was the first speaker, his toast being 'Th Bar. John l.eland Henderson read The Barrister's Grief" from "RIchsrd the Third,": Judge Thomas A. McBrlde con vulsed the banqueters with his sccounts of Humorous Phases of the Law , A H Hammond of Marehfield anoke on 'The Country Precinct"; 8. B. Huston's toast was "The Bench and Bar ; George 8. Shepherd spoke on "The Law and the Facts"; Judge II. L. Benson of Klamath county speke on "The Circuit Rider'; A. E. Clark on -The Science of Law"; O. C. Moaer. "Home Experiences or a froaecutor . waldemar Baton, The View From Below." and City At torney John P. Kavanaugh, "Municipal L,a w. More than 100 lawyers were present at the banquet, among the guests being many rrom eitlea throughout the state. The aesslons of the sssoclatlon closed ycBtcrdsy afternoon. Benjamin I. Cohen spoki on the present financial situation anl said that It was caused bv too great prosperity. He likened the coun- iry to a man who had grown so fat he coiMd not nn away from the dog that wis sfter him. He said he believed that the crisis of the panic had been pussed a week ago and that In a month no distress whatever would be felt. tillvi r I . Morton of the reclamation service spoke Interestlnlr on "Irriga tion Law" He crltlclsnd the greed of private Irrigation companies which he said, usually undertook to Irrigate more land than their rapacity warranted. It Is the government's policy not to take sn acre more land than it has water to Irrigate. CERTIFICATES FOR PACIFIC NORTHWEST Anaconda M. Co. Am. Woolen, c . . Atchison, c do preferred . . Bait. A Ohio. c. . do preferred (Waihlngton Burrao of Tbt Journal.) Washington. Nov. 21. Senator Piles of Washington called on the president oday and urged that tho Pacific north west be given the opportunity to par- n k ii. ' ticipaie in tne aisirinuiion or ine tiuu,- 3o 31 H Sou I 000.000 S per cent certificates. J Senator Plies said: "The Pacific 6S? k j 7 j-fJ i northwest people will be permitted to tlonully large sharo will be assigned to them. I took the position that that section had plenty of money but tied up In the east, hence the necesnltv of re lief In the proposed certificate Issue." SI ' I 1 T-W i bl I 81 71i H 36H 7 ... .i 1 1 711 BrooKlyn R. T..I 30 ' i 301 ziKi 2 7'- Cana, i'aclllc, c. . 1 3S V 140 13 13V Cen. Leather, .. 114.1 12U u I do preferred .. 70 70 i fi4 bVs C. & O. W.. c... 7 7Vi 7 7 C, M. & St. P... 94S, 54 93HI 5 C. oi N. W., c...130 ,130 l;;&'m Ches. & Ohio... l'44i 241 :'3 24'., Colo. F. tc I., c.. 15V.I It) I l.Vj Colo. South., c... 1 ? 17HI 17 17 uo piu j 1 do let pid . ... i 4 i tl i 41 i Del. & Hudson. . il2 il2sU 127 U & U. o.. c 1 ; i uu do preferred. . .... 66 Erie. c... 12Ti 131 121 li do 2d prd 2.ii 2J 20 li Uo 1st Dfd....i 32V.I 121 2H I X"w Gt. Nor., pfd 1110 lll,lVijllI Illinois central. ,1 la ,i is ,1 1 6 im Li. & N I SHVi as',.. sjWi miu, Manhattan Ry..illo i i i Mex. Cent. Ry... 13', 13 13 13 M., K. A T.. c... 21 21, 21 21 do pfd j 65 65 53 63 Distillers I 39 I 3T1 3a I li Oro Lauds 39 3it 39 j 3:1 Virginia inem.. ii 15 141 HV4 k I fc I 85 . . . . . 61 63 I 61 , 61 34 I 34 1 33. 33 931 3l :!, 93 29 I 29 1 2h,l 28 NO JURY TRIALS BEFORE JANUARY This Is the last day on which it would have been possible to draw a Jury for the trial of cases In the cir cuit court for the December term. As the holidays prevented the drawing, there can be no Jury trials before Jan uury, and all persons charged with fel ony, as well as all litigants who de mand Jury trials, will have to wait until the new year. In some quarters It has been thought that the Jury drawn and aummond for November, but excused on call of the court, could be brought Into serv ice to try cases as soon as the holi days are at an end. This Is errone ous, as the law fixes the time for the drawing of the Jury for each term so plainly that all hope of having a Jury trial next month has vanished. BERESFORO WILL LI CO A D Admiral to Bo Turned Down in Controversy "With Sir Percy Scott. j (felted Preaa Laed Wire.) London. Nov. 21 Admiral Beresford, commander of the English channel fleet In expected to resign as soon as the result ,.' u,o controversy with the first lord . f ti.o admiralty. Sir John Fisher, IS krnn 'i l: r, wford delivered an ultimatum that elth.r h or Admiral Sir Percy Scot ui'iM rcMiui it u expected that Fisher will support Percy, who is the people's Idol. BANK CASHIER IS FUGITIVE FROM LAW HEART FAILURE KILLS COLORADO JUSTICE (Tnlteil Prem Leiaed Wire.) Denver, Colo., Nov. 21. Charles Cas- v.tl tvhn u' N tfA tllriff of th SU- nreme court last fall, dropped dead of ring has turned over to the bank heart disease this morning. I Minnesota farm worth 130.000. ( Totted Prem Leaned Wirt.) Pes Moines. Iowa. Nov. 21. J. H. Standrlng. the cashier of the Coswlth, Iowa, bank Is a fugitive from Justice. A bank examiner Is in charge. 8tand- a C.ENERAL PICKETT TO DIE UNDER ARREST (fDlted Preaa Um4 Wlr.) Worcester. Mass., Nov. 21. General Joslah Pickett, the only veteran of the civil wsr who has been under military arrest ever since the war. was II years old today A year ago he had a fall, from which he never recovered, and for some time his condition has been con Sldered serious. General Pickett's record Is unlqae. Placed un.ler arrest bv order of General Stannard just befnrn the b.ittle of Cold Harbvr. General Pickett has felt It aa honor to remain under arrest. A misun derstanding about orders caused a dif ference of opinion between himself and General Stannard. General (then col onel) Pickett remarked that when e received orders he could understand he would obey them. That remark ceased his arrest. Then came the battle of Cold Harbor. Things looked bad for the Union troops, and. forgetful of hie ar rest. Colonel Pickett Jumped to the fro at of his regiment and led it through the) battle. For his conduct he was recom mended for promotion by the man who had caused his arrest. The arrest was forgotten. ColoneI Pickett was made general, and today there are few outside of General Pickett's prsonal friends who know that the arrest still stands. Durin the lifetime of Senator Hoar. a personal friend of General Pickett, It was suggested that a aoeclal act of con gress be enacted to expunge the record of arrest. General Pickett was always opposed to this. He declared he wanted to die under arrest, htls wish is pretty sure to be granted. 9 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NEW FCRNITURE 7 ROOMS. CLOSH In. 1276; cheap rent. Apply 60 N. Un. FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS WORK 5 hotel or restaurant; willing to work In large camp G-7I, Journal. FOR RF.NT THRKE CNFCRNISHBD liousekeeuliiK rooms. In new modern ' cottage, water and bath, 110; no ehll- dren 10M r.. um M. W A N T F. I Si T CATION BY YOUNG ' man at any kind of Inside work; ret erences furnished. Z-74, Journal. -COMPETENT MAN WtSHWHOL'SE- cleanlng or Janitor work or Other work. 3ii Uurnst le. Phone Main 112. SOMKR AND INDUSTRIOUS MAN wishes position, place of trust or any thing else; I can give Al references. A-75. Journal. YOI'NH MAN, GOOD REFERENCES. wishes position of any kind; no ob Jectlon to work. B-71, Journal. POSITION WANTED VOUNO MAN, honest, sober and Industrious; can) give references if required. Address D-71. Journal. I WANT TO CUT CORDWOOD WHERJ3 tools are furnished. C-71, Journal. Oo preferred Missouri Pacific National Lead . N. Y. Central .. Y. O. & W. '. Nor. A West. c. do pfd No. American . No. Pacific, c. ..104Vl(i6 enn. Ry ; 1 J 7 v 1 1 0 8 . G.. L. ek C. Co.! 74 1 74 P. Steel Car, c. . 17 do pfd 6 7 Reading, C 79 79, 77V 77a do pfd. ... 1 1 ; 7 do lat. pfd. . . ! 1 1 1 76 Rep. I. & til. c. .1 13WI 13 v, 12 Tii liTi Rock Island, c. . 13 ntn 11 11- S. L. & 8. F. 2pf. 1 '5 1 2b 24 j 24 St. L. 4t 8. F. 1st - I I i 60 St. L. & S. W. p. I 26 H 26l 25 Hi 2 Southern Pac, c. 66 66 -W 1 66 i I 61 1 i I 60 1 . j 38 iiu3S,i44 lUb',,l7 I 71 j 7H is;. 16 do preferred. .1102 Southern Ry. c.. 10 do preferred . . Texas & Pacific. T., St. L. & W. c. do preferred . . Union Pacific c. do preferred . . U. S. Rubber c. do preferred.. U. 8. Steel Co. c do preferred. . Wabash c do preferred.. Western L'nlon . . Wis. Central c. . do preferred 51 38 IS 18 17 17 33 33 4 109 110 ii" ii' ' 68 63 23 23 i 79 80 n 15 16 61 61 102 101H,101Vi, 3 04i 31 17W, 18 17 31 107 13 62 22 7Vt 8 16 60 17 lu j 13 23 i0 15 60 11 23H THE, HIPPO KID. He Explores a Mysterious Cavern. Call money opened 10 per cent, high I 15 per cent, low 6 per cent, close 8 per cent. Total sales. 533.200 shares. Chesapeake & Ohio, ex. dividend 1 per cent. United Ststrs Government Bonds. York, Nov. 21 Government New bonds: Bid. 104 104 100 4 1' Twos, registered . . . do coupon Threes, registered . . do coupon 100 Threes, small bonds.... 101 H Fours, registered, new.. 118 do coupon 118 Twos, Panama 102 Philippine 4s 107 H Asked. 106 i 105H j 101H 101 121 121 w York Cotton Market. Nov. Northwest Bank Statement. PORTLAND. Clearings today ..........I 692,851. SO do year ago 1.760,046.74 Loss today 11,127.194.94 Balances today 69,059.66 do year ago 411,616.30 TACOMA, Clearings 1723.812 Balances ...... 1 14.770 SEATTLE. Clearings 11,281.846 Balances 114.480 Chicago Cash Grain. Chicago. Nor. II.- Cash wheat opened $1.01 4. closed I1.00K-. Cash corn opened BsMc, closed ISa Cash oats opened IlUe, closed 10 Ho. ; Tacoma Wheat Lower. 7 Tacoma, Nov. JI. Wheat dropped le; Bluesttm, t3c; Club, 10a, ! j , y Open. High. Low. 20 January ..1821 itf!t 5015 1047 1014 1 February .1028 1050 1028 1047 1019 : March 1028 1074 1021 1052 1022 April 1056 1025 May 1032 1080 1029 1058 1029' June 1032 1058 1032 107 1029 I July 1030 10!U 1029 1058 1028' August ..1027 1050 1027 1047 1020 1 November 1072 1037 December .1058 1091 1055 1034 1052 Another Drop In Hogs. Chicago, Nov. 21 Official run: Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. Chicago 2o,000 1,000 16.000 Kansas city . 11.000 5,000 1,000 1 Omaha 38.000 2.509 4,000 Hogs are 5 to 10c lower; left over yesterday, 71,000. Receipts a year ago I were 18.000. Mixed, 4.454.95; heavy, j 4.604.90; rough, 4.404.65; light. Cattle Steady to lOo lower. Sheep Steady. Berlin Wheat Lower. Berlin, Nor. tl. Wheat closed IVi lower. Budapest Wheat Higher. Budapest. Kor. Jt Wlieat closed H 1 , i , . CkPTti(ht. 1901, r A nmritMa-JvxniMl-KxmatnMr. y ! I fHiwiuir I , CSrS5?" 1 1 W H tCL. II (HE WONT (l WONWRlKHwSv T ' "" I , 3 T ,v JS-r y i' I I V - -i-rT'l 4. .sf..' 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