The Oregon daily journal., April 10, 1908, Page 17, Image 17

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. TORTLAND.. FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 10, 1008.
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TODAY'S MARKETS
; ; 1 - ' '
HOP SELLER IS
E
Charles, Sweeney, Drummer
for Horst, Sees No Silvery
Lining to4 Cloud.lt
Front street features: ' .
Hop seller la discouraged.
Low prii-e for wool la. east. .
Poor eaateru Oregon applea.
Orange supplies are scant. .
Egg are holding Steady. . ,
Chlrkena down 40 pound. ... t
. Spring lambs not no high. '
".'1 taller tone In potatoei.
- City oreamery butter firm. I '
v , ', , .-, '. .... '.
. M09 nt X JJloonragea.
, ' Charles Sweeney,' representative ot
Paul R. O. Horst, and ona of the moat
prominent hop sellers of the country, la
. back to Portland after, a discouraging
trip and talk with brewera In the east.
Mr. Sweeney baa been absent about
four montha and haa vlalted practically
err large brewer in the country. "To
friend here he stated that he never
mm mm .iink luwtn .1uiiln.llhrWtri not
Li L II
jt caring to-buy at any figure' juat now
pile and are awaiting a clearing of the
aituatlon .before Indulging In too 'many
balea of hope. It la elated that ahort
Hera and thoae who received consign
menta here thla aeaaon. have been of.
farina- hona to brewer at very low flu
urea, which the legitimate dealer can
not poaslbly -meet. A. Mr. Sweeney
. employer,'. raul H. O. Horst, la one of
' -the leading nun in me nop maraei anq
haa alwaya been friendly to the Inter
eata of the producer hie ward cause
new alarm- among an already demoral.
laed trade. - . -
. loor apples . Are Offering.
' The wholesale market la badly over-
Blocked wltn a very cheap 'variety of
apple which cornea from eaatern Ore
con. . The ahlpmenta from there of late
have been rather heavy and nry a lew
email lota were of sufficient quality to
find sales. A large per cent of the
holdings of that character have been
too poor to pay express charge.- Fancy
apple are very scarce and for thla
quality the price la good and 1 holding
right at tne top. ,
Small Hooka of Orange.
Aa In apple it la very hard. these
day to secure fancy orange and for
good quality the trade la calling for
more aupplle. Advices from the aouth
tate that It la almost Impossible to se
cure carlot of fancy navels becatia
of the lnrce demand and scant aupplle
there. Prices for beat are advancing.
California strawberries continue to
arrive In "pony" refrigerator and are
lightly lower In price. . Liberal ship
ment are expected from 'Florin In the
near ruture.
City Creamery Sutter Firm.
City creamery butter Is quoted firm
today with moat of the maker report
ing available supplies not adequate 10
fill the 'requirements of their trade
.ln. th. last rojtuj.t IstM In kt! T h.ra
fv has been, a notable - Increase In city
I creamery trade since that time be
cause ins tower price puis tma maraet
In a better position to compete with the
aouthern creameries. Not ao much of
. the latter coming since the drop iiere.
. Outside creameries are mixed In their
: view -of the jnarket; some of them offering-
at W - alight reduction while
other aay they are well able to hold
up the price because of the liberal de-
man a.
. Cfceet Supplies. Are Snort.
A hortag of cheese supplies 1 noted
. gmong local handlers. There la plenty
ef California chees offering but thla
I not of sufficient quality to compete
with- the home product. ' One of the
largest local brokers stated that he had
. no more cheese to offer today and dur
ing me paat z nours couia easily nave
- sold 73 rase more than he had to of
fer. . "There are some supplies of cold
storage cheese remaining," . he says,
"but flrst-clasa cheeae I scarce. About
400 case left Cloverdale yseterday and
win arrive ner aoout uia rirsi 01 the
weea."
iron Street Brief Vote.
Lower prices are ruling for wool. In
the oast.
. A car of cabbage was among ' the
morning's arrival from tne south.
, Asparagu ja selling mostly at 80 a
pouna toaay. larger supplies, too.
Artichokes ire lower with larger of-
lennn I rum ine sou in.
Eggs are holding steady but chickens
are in .larger arrival and prices have
: been cut o.
oonaumer.
Been too high, say the
Potatoes are duller, although price
are unchanged. Inability of the south
u nuBuro eiierinK tne cause. j
Front street sella at the folio win rg
prices. Those paid shipper are less
regular commissions:
drain. Flonr and Feed.
.v qkain .iSAUS Calcutta c: larg
ni". 'iit .mis. w s O.
WHEAT Track nrlnes rtutt Bit-
red Russian. 880; .bluestem, 87c; valley
miyZyW-' crafkid. 188 ton.
RTB 1.66 per cwt
" w-,-:'--T'oducer' - nrice .No.
I J.hLt.iJ7 JPr ton; gray. $26 O 28.68.
ii. . fi.."'!?1..' Oreor. petents.
84.85: straights, $$.85; export. S.SOia
.w; vauey, xt.45; graham, n, 14.15
whole wheat. $4.40; rye, 607$5T6S;il
: yiSIKrNomtnal-Bran, " $31
j , .- v. tjr, cnop. fiioii.
SURPLUS EGGS ARE
. ' QUICKLY ABSORBED
"Eggs are coming in freely,
but are quickly absorbed,, and
price' 'are well maintained. I
look for no change one Way or
th-s other for some time. . -i
"Butter la more plentiful, and
.fonowing lower prices In Call
. .fornla, price here have been
reduced. It la likely that pro
duction will soon be very largely
Increased.' v.' .-
"Poultry haa , enjoyed a good
week, with , receipts - quite lib
eral, and price very satlsfac
. tory; Hens and large young
roosters have been good seller
at unchanged quotations, with
broiler 'and fryers still very
scarce. Ducks and geese are
elllng well, with receipts very
light, and the same ia true as to
turkey. ' Fat dressed hen tur
keys (gobblers are of little'
; worth . these day) will Sell at
fancy prices the. market ls very
, short on uch. look for good
. conditions to obtain In the poul
try market the coming week.
' "Veal ha been in larg re
ceipt but fancy . 1 stIU, selling
' very well. Consumption of thl
article Is very great and It
seems' mpossllile v to get too
many, tf they are fancy. Pork.
4
4
" J
If. small or medium, and fancy, ' w
Is good seller kai at flne4
prices.," Tom Farrell of Evcrd- 4
ing A-Farrell. 4
SPUING LAMBS HAVE
JUMPED TOO" HIGH
Whether. It'' the weather or 4
, wiu-uiur some omer w ico.uii ?
' - .1. . . . . M -- Am
prevail, there la today not so
firm a demand for spring lamb - 4
4 In the 'dresned meat market.
4 While the trad ha not 'expert
0 : enced much rough traveling tit ;
getting rid of consignment, the ; 4
4 buyer are . appeased somewhat
by ,lower price which are -now 4
In effect Ini companaon wun
4 other meat the lamb have been 4
dumping too high. . . .
HAT Producers' nrtc Timothy,
Willamette valley. fancy 118: rdln.
ary. ll0Oi; enetern
17: mixed. I10tlu.60; clover. llOtflfi
grain, ( 1 cheat, t )i allaira,
- Batter. Err ana rmuni. -
BUTTEU FAT F. e n. rortlAfld
Sweet cream, tic; aour. J4Ha
miittkh i:itr fancy lrcsn oream-
ery, HMc; fancy, 26ci choice. J5! tor,
vo.a pouiia. . - Y., '
h(i(is H.xtra rancr. canuiea. jyo.
CHhiKSljl Vvll cream, flata,l(tf I6U0
lb; Toung Amerlcaa., iio:Mr , uu;
forma, x oung o.
MIlLa IK
POUL.TKT mixed; chicken, 14 HO
lSo lb; fancy hens, 15c; roosters, old.
IOC,' frer. .6UW.vu aoien; orom,
I4.ooo.uu; geese, oia, wo iui,
alive, 14 0 lie per lb; dressed. 110 XOo
!! imiabi. ll.lo dosen: Diiteona. 11.15
dosen; dressed poultry, A 01 fee per U
bigner.
. HOPS, wool an iwm
HOPS 1 B0T eroD. first prime, to:
nrlma. t Up: medium to Drlma. iei me
dium.- 1040 lb; lol crop, Mi 01 ho lb;
contracts.. 1908. lulHff' ID. ...
Vibe. ' ' '' 4
UAtTlfD RAO . VAmUa1"- A 4 9 A IX A
lllDJCa Dry hides, UWllo lbl salt.
46tc;, green, le less: calves, green,
bulla, green salt.
1 07c; klpa. (0 lb;
IHHclb.
BKEEl'SKINa
Rheartng.' ilrtlOe
each; abort wool. Zla04c; meai'jm.
wood. Bor0ii cn; . long wooi. ibcw
11.11 each. m
1 Amxi w Time. per ic cu;
No I and trreaae. IfllHe.
CUITTIM BARK 4 04 HCv
Frulta and TgewMev
POTATOES Select. 76c e!Ung; buy
ing, Willamette valley, 46c; eastern
Multnomah and Clackamas. F"6a per
cwt; sweets, 8 04c; . ( eMn stocn.
f. a. h. Portland. American . Wonders.
II: Early Itoae. 81: new potatoes. 60.
ONIONS Jobbing price,' best,- $6,000
$5.ii5; seconds, 14.1604.76; garlic. 8c lb.
A FPL.EH select. 8: ncy, j.iBui
1.60; choice, 11.00; ordinary. 11.260
l.sn.
FRESH FRUITS Orange. 11.25
1.76: bananaa 6tto per lb: crated, ec
lemon. IK 08.60 box; grapefruit. 68 500
11.25 a box; Btrawberrlea, 25 per half
pound pox. -
uuciaiiuj- lumipa, new. evu
10a aack: carrots. 60c per Back: bee's.
t t076o per sack: DarsniDS. 890011; cab
bage, 11.6001.10: tomatoes; California.
are. xi.bOMi.fiu: tomatoes. California.
fl.25; Florida, 85; beans, ,- 124016c;
peas, 10011c; norutraaisn. imoic id;
artichokes, 76c dos; green ' onions. 40o
doc: peppers, bell, 26c; Chile, 16c lb:
hothouse lettuce, 11.0001.60 box; head
lettuce, 65o dos; cucumbers, hothouse,
California. 11.76 dos; radishes, 26q doz.
Duncnes; eggplant, iu id; ceiery, 4.bu
4.75 crate; cranberries, eantern, $9.00
10.60: sprouts. 8V4c lb:- asparagus. 8
o lb; spinach, 80S 80c box; rhubar
S.Z BOX.- T ' ; ' ...
rooerlea, xrnts. Bva, .
SUGAR Western Refinery , Cube,
$8.80: powdered. $6.85; fruit. II. 661
dry granulated, - $6.46; XXX granu
lated... 88.16; com. A.. .it: extra n..
golden O-' $8.50; D yellow,
15.75; beet ' granulated,' $6.28; bar
rels, ISc; half barrels. 80c; boxes, 660
t.uvance on aack east.
(Above price are 10 days net cask
quotation.) . ...
nunti B3.BV Der crsia.
COFFE10 Paokaa ttranda. 111.880
18.11.
118.60 per ton; 60a, fl 00; table, dairy
60a. $19.00; 100. $18.76; Balea. $1.6:
Imported Liverpool. 60s. $.: 100.
118.00: 4. I8.00: extra nn varreia, xa
i . I . 1 . 1 tkiki rn. t . 1 1 ..
Htck. 820.50 Dr to: 80-lb rock. 8ii.t;
looa, fi$.oo.
: (Above price apply to aale of lea
than car lota. Car lots at
1 special prloes
subject to riuRtuauonaj
RICK ImDerlal J a Dan. No. 1. 6c: No.
t. 4ic; New Orleans.. head, fe;
Ajax. 6c; creoie. ec - .
BldANft Small .whites $4.SS:
white. 84.86: Dink. 88.86: bavou.
larre
$3.86;
Limas, $6.66; Mexican red, 4Vc
NUTS Peanuts, Jumbo, le per
Virginia. Uo ier lb: roaated.
lb;
to
per lb; Japanese, IJ4 Ole; roaated. Ifc
per lb; walnutaL California, 1 -er to;
pine nuts, 16c per lb; hickory nuta,
lOo per lb; braall nuta. 16o per lb; fil
bert. 16o per lb; fancy pecan. 1X0
per to: aimonoa.,100.
Keat. Flak and Froyiskma.
. DRbSbKiJ MEATS Front street
Hoffs. fancy, 7 V4t 80 lb: ordinary, 7c;
large, ' 6 (ft c; , veal, extra, 80 per
lp; orainary, 8140 per jp: noavy,
ttiiia ner lb: mutton, fancy, lie Dor lb.:
spring iamo, i wise.
(locall hams. 10 to li lbs.. 14V4c ner lb.:
14 to 16 lbs., 14C per 10,; is to u ids.,
14c: breakfast bacon. i4V4B22c per
lb; picnics. lOo per lb; cottage rolL llo
lb; regular uhort clears smoked. 11 tf
per lb; unsmoked, 10 He per lb: clear
backs, unsmoked, I0c; smoked. llVao;
Union butts, 10 to 18o lb; unsmoked,
12c per lb; smoked, 13c, per 2b; clear
bellies, unsmoked, 12o per lb; smoked,
14c per lb; shoulders, lie : per lb;
picuua tonguts, mo tacn.
LOCAL LARI Kettle leaf. 10s. 12Ko
per lb; 6s, 12o- er lb; 60-Ib tins, 12 kc
per lb; steam rendered,-10a, 11 c per
lb; 6s, llo per t lb;, compound, IDs,
.isii kock coo. uno id: nounaers.
6c per lb; haiibut, 6&c per lb; striped
bass, 16c per lb; catfish, lie per lb; aal-
mon, cninooK, mc.ip; steeuiead t )
r id; ' 1 rose u, - c; nernnga.
c id; Boies, 10 10; aniimp. ik per
lb; perch. o ptr lb; tomcod. llo per lb;
lobs;era, 26a pet lb.: fresh, mackerel 80
per lb; crawfish, 26o per dosen; atur-
eon, 12 Pr 1D- maca oasa. zoo per
: sliver smelt. (31c per lb: Columbia
smelt, (); black cod. 7 He lb; crabs,
tl.uowi.co dosen; snau. iwc. . ,
OYSTERS ShoaJwater bay. per gal
lon. $2.60: per lOtMb sack; la.OO; Olym-
Sta, per gallon, liu; per iuo-ib wet,
6.004.50; JCagle. canned, 60o can: 87
osen; eastern in ahall. $1.76 per hun
dred. : - ' ' . v
CLAMS Haraeneu. per box. i.4t;
razor clams, $2.00 per box: 10c. per doe.
Foist. Coal OH. Etc
ROPE Pure niaoila. 13c; standard.
llHc: BlaaL 84o; JL B.. elaaL' 8 He. -
Coal Oils
iron BDia, case, wood bdi.
Water White
Peart Oil ...
Head Light,
10HC
14Ho
18 0
I8H0
21 o
28 e
21 o
f-
2Vo
eocene ....... .....
Bpecial- W. W. 14 0
18
ui.,11, ....... .....
Kxtra Star ... .....
Gasoline v--
. 1 ' Iron Bbli
V. M. and P. Naphtha ...WAt
Casea
1H
22Ho
Red Crown Oasolin..,.16Ho
M otor Gasoline :. ........l6He
:'22HO
86 per rent Oasollne .,.20 e
I Ho
No. 1 Eneine Distillate.. 9 e
1 . CI
BE.Nitir-i K deg., caaea. 2c oer cai
Iron bbl! 23c per gaL' - :
TCRFEN . INE In cases. 71o Der cal:
wood bbls, 48 Ho per gaX
LINS10ED OIL Raw. hbla 82a.. hum
68c; bolledr bbls 64c cases-lOo a cal;
lots of 260 gallons lo less.
WHITE LEAD Ton lota. 7ie pet lb;
too lb lot. 8c per lb; leas tot: SHe.
WlKiS NAILS Present bast at 83 18.
IJyprpool Wheat, Market... ,
Iiverpool. April 19 MaV wheat
opened at 6s loa, closed at 6 lOHd, a
net loss of ;id from yesterday."
SHEEP ill IS
- ' .
; III EilGER CML
Demand Continues ' Better
Than Supply :Larger Vol
ume of SuppUes Now Due.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
. , Tiara. Cattle, fiheen,
Today .
f,-. - .J-
111
IT
111
47
, 1J
1907 ......m
81
ti
10
1908 ,
lQ6
Portland' Union Btockyarda, April
10. A fair run of aheeo out In appear
ance at the yarda today, but all arrival
were quickly anaorDeo, even oeior ow
Ing unloaded. The trade expeot a re
vival of sheen anrlvala Nf rom this time
forth, as hearlng operation nave tarv
ed In the Interior on a moderate aoale. -For
cattle the market continues very
Arm, with sale of beat atuff right up
trt thA tan nntnh. ........
Hoar are in amall arrival. With the ton
nrm nut uncnangsa. - '
A year ago today all Una wero firm
at uncnangea vajuea. .
Hoes Beat atuff. 11.1$: atocker and
China -fats, 5.75 01.00; biocg. .iv
l.oo.
. r'Bti .!.. ttteera.
15.26; fancy. S.00; medium, .14.60
4.7K- heat rn and . heifers. ' 84.00
4.zo; medium cow, m.ddvi.ii, ouiia,
11.60 1.00 stags, 81.6001.00
Sheen - Best1 wethers, I5.T60 1.00:
spring lamb, weighing 76 pound. 17.60
08.00; ewe. fa.OO06.eO; mixed, $5,000
6.60; yearlings. If fat. 16.7601.00
i ilTOSTOCK 19 nOLDIJO. X
I Eastern Market Stead for 6hp and
, Hog Strong Tone In Cattle. ' -
Chlcae-o. AdHI 10. Hog. 18,000; cat
tle. 8,000; sheep, 5.000. Hog are teady.
Iift over yesterday. 8.100; mixed, 16.70
01.10; heavy, fl.00cl8.il: rough. t6.70
06.80; light, 15.7001.10. Cattle atrong;
sheep steady. - ' , "j '
Kausa City, April 10 Hoga, re
ceipts. 8,000; cattle, 1.600; hep. X,-
000.
Omaha, Neb.. April 10. Hoga, 1,000;
cattle, 1,200; aheop, 1.800.
WHEAT STEADIER Ofl .
lilt dUAKI) Ur IKAUt
On thm board of trad today there
was a .firmer tone tnrougnout tne rain
ing market. Grain and. flour wra both
quoted firmer, a better demand appear-
1 in 'for local riour. Ail -son ox mui-
feed -were quoted, firmer O.B account
Etes were quoted steadier bnt at nn
.principal call in poaiiry in ror m
hen and young broiler. ; . RecelpU
T - . . . - m m . L
Bault- fete. Marie, Jdicmgan, was. a -nn-Hnr
at tha hnard of trade today. Mr.
Moaea exnressed himself ' much
pteasod at tha solid business appearance
of Portland. ' .
H.--Wehrung, preldent of th Seattle
Yukon ' exposition. . saw " the working
of-the-aboard tody: -. Mrr wurung la
big produce dealer f HJlliboro. . ; x
rirrera to sen: ...
Eighteen to twenty case eandled,
futurdar delivery.' 16 C track;
cubes city creamery butter, 17Hc; 10
cases candled eggs, 17c; 10 to 40 case
fancy cream cheese, 14,0. ',. ' .
Offer, to. buv:
Thirty to f orty ' eaeea'full " cream
cheeae. 13 He: 100 aackB potatoes.. 6O0
per cwt; 20 casoa candled egg. 14 He
ln I.. . . m.lm 'I.-..
Vnrtv "caaea full oream cheese. 14c
lft. -cubes city creamery-' butter, . 27 Ho
track Portland r 100 aack fancy. pota
toes, 6 Be per cwt. - -
rmm nr traaa arneiai nnces:
tti'I V. (1. Dti..r.n 11a till..
Stem 870, valley 86c. ...
Barley Feed $14.60, brewing $28,
rolled $27. . '
Oats No. 1 whit $28.50927, grey
2S.
Butter Extra 7H fancy 16c,
choice 26c
Vcmm .( I jinn nrri iinime.
Poultry Mixed chicken llo. fancy
hens 14C14HC. fryer 30c. broUer
22 H 26c -.
A SLIGHTLY HIGHER
PRICE III GOLDFIELD
San Francisco. April 10. Last night'
closing prices:,
GOLD J.ELD DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 88c. Red Top Ext. Ho, Co
lumbia Mt. 22c, Jumbo Ext 320, Sliver
Pick 20c, Black Butte Ext 2c Atlanta
24c, Great uend viae norence
Dlam. B.- B. Con. 19c Comb. Fraction
cx V. Mohawk 15c Red Hill 27c Lou
Dillon Jc, Yellow Tiger jsc uoiar, con.
$6.76. '
TONUf AH UiaiKiUl.
Ton. Nevada $7.65, Ton. Montana
ft.76. MacNamara21c. Ton. Belmont
$1.20. Ton. North Star, lie, Jim Butler
30c
MANHATTAN DIHTK1UT.
Granny 6c Jumping Jack 2c
SCATTERED DISTRICTS.
Pittsburg Silver Peak- $1.17, Eagles'
Nest,:l6c k"' .-,; . r- $
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.
San Franelsco, j April 10. Wheat No.
1 California club,, per cental. $1.67 Ho
1.S6; whit milling, club. $62H9
l 7H;lhit Attatralian. $1.7O0I.72H5
northern bluestem.- $1.62 H 01.87 H:
northern clu $1.67Hl.2H; lnferlor
grades. of wheat, - $1.1BJ 1.60.
. tianev rno. 1 ieea. 'u who
some fancy at 21.42H: common to fair.
$U'Hvi2H: Jirtwmg, tt km rran
clsco, $1.42HwtH; brewing and ship
ping, tvt Port Costa, $1.40 1.45; cheva
lier, l.54vl.8S according to quail ty.-
Butter (per pouna; ajiiornia irean:
Extras, 2?c; nrit. 28Hc: seconds, 19c;
packing stock, No. 1, l$Hc; do Na .3,
lc. - . t . . .
Kgg (per aoxen cauxoram rresn:
Extras, 21; firsts, 17 He; second. 16c;
third. 15Hc; dlrtlea, No. 1. 16c;. do No.
2, 14o.
Cheese (per pound) California flats,
fancy--11 He: firsts. 11c: seconds. 10c:
California Young America, fancy, 13 Ho;
firsts, lzc; storage, eastern xancy mow
xora. isc; Oregon, ic.
Potatoes (per cental) uompocs, i.i
(O1.20: Ore eon Burbanks. . 80c$L10:
river whites, fancy, 40085c; early roe.
$1.25izsl.35; river, reds, .uhmu;
sweet potatoes, $2.50 2.25 per crate;
new. potatoes, i3c per peuno. . .
Onions Eastern yellow, 4.j; eastern
red, $3.608.76; Australian brown, $5.25
(6.50. s
Oranre (per box) Navel,, fancy.
23.6002.26: choice. $1.752.66: stand-
lards, $L351.T5; tangerines, $L6 2.00.
U. S. Rubber DiTldendL
New York. April 10. Untted State
Rubber company report-net earning
for the year tndea Marcn 31 01 is.sus.
000. Th dlrectora havo declared the
regular tUvldends payable April 10. 1
Wool Sales During Past Week Have
Been Made at Very Low Figures in the
Boston Market Little- Doing Out Hero
BEARS
GIVEI
Mil TASTE
WTieat Shorts Are Forced to
f Seek Protection by Coy
ering.Tlieir Sales; v
.,- CHICAQO WHEAT MARKJET.
, . Opna" Close, . April . Gain.
May ,....(),,, I1H . .8 , 1H
July v...l.$4,. 84 ;MVs:;fl4
V
Chicago,' April 10. WhD the wheat
market did not regain the sharp Ions of
yeaieraayi todays tradins; clearly indi
cated that , the shorts will not have
thing their own way at the present lov
sl of-value. Chicago pit trader en
tirely Ignored Ah foreign trade, for
the market here opened
strong . and
.iimuv.. niiiia,AUEltiwi ! w -. Tm
down for May and eloaed'Ud under ye-
teraay. 1 oe appucauon 01 Btrengtn to
the lata day trading In Liverpool Influ
enced thl market moat, for the rapid
recovery In prloe wa not made with
out good cause. The ahort themselve
seem to have the opinion that the mar
ket at It present standing la a buxa saw
that had aooner be let alone than tarn
nored with. Shorts In thla market cov
ered during the day a large per cent of
their aalea of yesterday, but bull lead
era estimate that the market ia still
heavily oversold by depresslonists.
Corn and oat followed the resump
tion of the bull' rule In the wheat pit.
and both option were firmer today
with price put up. Provision were
lightly depressed with profit taking In
IKang oy Jjowning-Hopain uo.)
WHEAT,
Open. High.
80 1
Lovr.
88H
$7
64
ClOB.
May
July
May
14
85
CORN,
OATS.
'tit
Ji8
Kg
Silt
July
Mar
July
MESS PORK.
...1147 1347 1135
...1$76 1180 HIS
May
July
1185
1165
NVESTORS BUYING
oil
Market Forced Iligrher and
Brings General List Up.
Profit Taking.
New Tork. April 10. Erie share
were again eagerly sought by investor
today, following the Btory or the Har
riman plan to take care of the road and
nut it In rood shat financially. The
investment call for this issue I the
heaviest In year because of Its very
low price. Tne bullishness affected the
rest of the market early In the day but
later selllnr brourht about a reaction
In the general list. ' Northern Pacific
old ex-dlvldend today.
Range by Pownlng-Hopktn Co.:
DaeCRIPTION.
Amal. Copper . ..
Surar
CoC F. It L
Brooklyn
Peoples Oa....
U. B. BteeL com.
do oref erred..
Atchison I 74
B. A O I 84
can. racirio .
Erie
L. N.
Mo. Pac
Pennsylvania
Reading . , . .
Rock Island .
Fo. Pacific .
St, Paul
U. Paciflo ...
Am. Smelter .
N. Y. Central
N. Pacific- ..
Anaconda . ..
O. Northern .
8. Paciflo ...
Metropolitan .
Am. Loco. . . .
Boo, c
Cent. Leather
Norfolk
Rock Island, pfd.
waDasn, pro, .
O. & O. .
Fed. Smelter ...
Ontario
Am. Woolens . i .
Ex-dlvldend 1 per cent
Total sale 847.600 shares.
Money opened and waa-hirh at Hi
per cent, low 1 per cent, closed 1 per
cent.
LOWEST PRICE RULING.
Wool Transactions Are at Wee Fig
ures of Late In Boston Market.
Boston, April .10. Quite a line of
scoured Oregon wool wft old at 64o In
th ioston market thla week. This is
the lowest price quoted on similar
transaction for a very long time and
compares with 68c obtained last om-
Hier ana 7oo tnen asxea. ADOut su.uoo
Dounds of No. 1 staple eastern Oreeon
has been cleaned np at 19c in grease. In
territory wool operation have been
large in both combing and clothing
grade. JrTices as wioaiy variant aa
ever.. -
March Copper Output.
Boston. April 10. Th following ta
ble show tne output of copper for tne
month of March and the gain or loss
over the corresponding period last year:
f Lbs. Lbs. Inc.
Mohawk ' . ....... ... .1,001.540 28,540
Dominion .......... 349,129
Osceola ............ 1,482.000
23.909
182.000
Qulncy 2,630,000
Tamarack j. 1.404.00ft
. 80,000
IP4.UUU
Calumet ,.... .,..7,410.000 1,190,000
Wolverine ......... 963,300 'IOB.too
Allouea 882.975 'IO
Decrease.
i J". Season's Cotton Deliveries.1
' York. Aoril 10. Ther have been
296.800 hales ox cotton delivered on con
tract. In New York this season. That
means that over $15,000,000- has changed
hands hero for real cotton since Septem
ber 1, without counting the money paid
for cotton sold- on the spot Total re
ceipts of cotton for th season at the
two Texas port are now 2,258,723 bales.
Signing Crew for Alaska.
Astoria. Or.. April '. IS. Tho Alaska
Fishermen's ' Packing1, company com
menced today to sign Its crew for Its
Bristol bay. Alaska cannery, for the
coming season. . The ship Henry Villa rd
Is now taxing on supplies, ana wiu u
ready to go to, aea. on the , I6th.v
Dry Goods Imports Decrease. -New
York. Anril 10. Import of dry-
good at the' port of New York for tho
week ending March 23 as compared with
the same week last year ahow a d-rr-an
ef 81.fiTg.li8. General . merchan
dise also show. a net . loss of $M '8,012
for th same period. . , ,; .
GOOD PROMISES
6. 69 T 683 5IH
13U 127 121 126H
24 24 24 24
48 47 41 46
k 80 8 89
34 34 34 34
98 99 98U 98 ii
I 77 76( 78
.. 165 106 164 H I54H
17 13 17 18
7 100 102 100 101
. 45 46 44 45
.,117 118 117 117
. 105 107 105 105
. 16 16 15 16
. 74 74 74 74
. 119 119 118 118
. 128 129 127 128
. 70 . 71 69 70
. 18 99 98 98
.1126 127 126 126
. 37 38 17 88
. 124 124
. 14 15 14 14
. 25 29 26 29
. 46 44
111
. 21 21
85 65 k
19 1B7 17 17
32 82 32 82
71
83
..... 20
POLITICAL CLUB PUTS
Oil SEAL OF APPROVAL
Union E?publican Meml)ers
Indorse Candidates for,
: State Legislature.
-.v..;,.-',1 . . - ; .. ,
At a meeting of the executive board
of the Union Republican club held laat
night It wa decided to Indorse a num
ber of candidate- for legislative and
other political office. " The decision
came after a' good deal of warm dis
cussion. It being contended by different
member of the committee that it would
be unwise- for the organisation to pledge
Its support to candidates at this time.
The member favoring indorsemsnt won
the battle after a time, however, and
set the Beal of their approval on the fol
lowing candidates:
tor tne senate, jumer v. uoiweu. ur.
Etnmett Drake. -
far the house. John Brown. J. W.
Campbell. W. H. Chapln, D. F. Hard man
and 1 t. Hick.
For district attorney, uua u. MOr.
The Forty-Fifth Precinct ReDubllcan
club also Indorsed the same men aa
were favored by the union club and
added a few more. The additional men
were Jehn B. Kelly for state senator
and Harry E. Northrop and J. H. Hick
man for representative.
The Beuwood Kcpumican ciuo in
dorsed the sam candidate at It meet
lng-laat night . J
UNION COUNTY TO
v J0TE ON SALOONS
- SeeHal DUeatch: t The JoeroaL) .
La Grand. Or.. April 10. The county
court ha granted the petition of J. H.
Hubbard and others and ordered an
election ' within Union count, Oregon,
a a whole to be had June 1 to deter
mine whether the aale of Intoxicating
liquor ahall bo prohibited In the
county. .
, . . IT
' - Senator Operated on.
Washington. April 8. Senator Han-
brougti of Bouth Dakota, who had been
suffering from an aoscess in tne ear
for aorae time, was successfully oper
ated upon last night at the George
Washington University hospital. He
will be confined to hi bed for a week
or more.
in 1 - ,
Knlrht's. the sleedees shoe men. look
at their windows for $1.60 value In low
hoe. -
BOSTON COPTER MARKET.
Furn!shed by Overbeck A Cooke Cc
Boston, April 11. Official prices:
Adventure . 1
uiroux ?6
Allouea, .... 14
B
Old Lorn. ..16
Atlanta ... 9
Bingham . . 80
Cat A Uec.630
Crn Pn,n Sfi4f,
Osceola .... 82
Qulncy 82
Hhannon ... HHB
Tamarack .. 16
Victoria ... 3 H
aS 5
Winona .... (
Wolverine ..124
a Ely 8H
a. Hiii ....
Butte. Coala, 21
United 6T4B
Trinity .... 12
Parrot ..... 18H
Nlppisslng . . Il
Oreen .... $Vfe
Michigan ., 11
Mohawk ... 48H
No. Butte 63 H
Nt,
cons., ii
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT.
PORTLAND.
Clearings today. ......... .11, 084, 880. 1 8
Year aco 1.812.669.80
Balances today 84,801.63
tear ago....... i4,6S9.t
SEATTLE.
Clearing $1,074,798
alances 194,499
" TACOMA.
CTearlngs ........$628,711
Balance 16,128
v Paper Company Starving.
New York. April 10. The executive
committee of the International Paper
company haa recommended the reduction
from to 4 per cent in the dividend.
The chief reason for this action Is the
poor condition of the paper trade. This
corporation nas Deen tne aupject oi
much newspaper antagonism due to the
nign prices exacted, ine xree importa
tion of pulp is demanded a th solution
to the present aituatlon.
Heavy Argentine Shipments. '
No Tork, April 10. Th weekly av
erage of Argentine shipments during
March was e,4oo,ooo tunnels, compar
ing this average with th average of
the three preceding years. It 1 found
that the current seaaon 1 75 per cent
greater. Since January , 1, 69.626.v00
bushels have been exported, valued ap
proximately at $60,000,000.
Cotton in Sight.
New Tork. April 10. -Burin th
month of March ther were brought
into sight 766,849 bale of ootton. For
the, season to April 8, covering 216
day, sight receipts were 10,032.564
bales, or 2,200,000 bale more than last
yearns receipts. -
Northwest Crop Weather.
Western Oregon and Western Wash
ington Fair tonight and Saturday;
light frost tonignt; northwest winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington
and Idaho Fair tonlaht and Saturday:
Ught frost tonight. .
Brazil Coffee Shipments.
New York. April 10. Tho amount of
coffee from Braxil to Europe on April
1 was Ss.,000 hags, againat 598,000 on
March 1. a decrease of 213.000 baara
The present Brasllian crop Is conserva
tively estimated at 11.000,000 bags.
Great If orthern Dividend.
New York, April 10, The Great
Northern Railway . company haa de
clared the regular 'quarterly dividend
of 1 per cent payable May 1. Books
close April 15 and reopen May 2.
New lork Cotton Receipts.
New York. Apr IT 10. Receipts of cot
ton at this port since September 1 have
been 750,736 bales. There have been
3,000 balea aold out of th local stock
to Japan.. v-
Yukon Gold Shares. ;
New Tork. A or fl 10. Curb trail In a-
Yuaon joia openea nign. t; low,
4; closed. 4. . -
Tacoma Wheat Market.
Tacoma. AprtF 10. Wheat exoort
Club, 82c: bluestem, 84c: red, 80c
5 Chicago Cash' Barley.
Chicago. April . 10. Cash barley. 68
0 83c.
Metalln and Haho Stooks.
Mammoth. Morning and American lead
stock are active trader. We will buyU
any amount oi aiammom at tne mar
ket price. The L. Y. Keady Investment
company, 337-339 Chamber of Commerce.
CouT d'AIene
Rlininfl Stock
For further development, purchasing
oars, track, etc, the Potici Mining Co,
of Idaho have decided to dispose - of
100.000 shares more of -their treasury
stock, as follows: 3-5,000 share at 10o,
25,0t)0 share at -15c. The.. remaining
50,000 shares are optional "with thl
company whether sold or withdrawn. - .
Investigation : thorough : solicited In
formation and sample shown at
TJTTTS L a. 4 and 8, S1H M0mXIS3Sr.
v ,0s, p. Ii. AUSTIN. Prtsidfiit,
B&NKS
mm
BONDS
With , your fnoncy. They buy.
because of the gttrtctiyf-; .in
v terest rttei that are pala by
the' ifeauing ' company.!. Uiutlly
bonds, especially railway bond,
are isaued in denominations of
$1,000. , This makes small In ,
vesting prohibltivo. Tb issu
ance of railway bonds in de
nominations of - $100, selling
upon esay terms and guaran
teeing the payment of interest
with assets modestly valued at
: over $3,000,000 by the OCEAN
SHORE RAILWAY COM
PANY ia a novelty bt financier
Ing. It has proven popular in
San Francisco, whera over half
the issue has been' subscribed.
Portland people, many of them
the most representative citizens,
have been extremely interested
in the plan of the ' OCEAN
SHORE RAILWAY COM
PANY. They are keeping in
close touch with the results
we are securing.,; The chief
feature of these bonds ia their
denomination. $100. The sec
ond is the reaaonable price at
which we are gelling them $92
for cash in full and $95 on time
payments. The third and most
excellent feature ia the fact that
an opportunity ia for the firat
time afforded to the small in
vestor to become the possessor
of gilt-edged, profitable securi
ties upon easy terms and . be
earning money while paying for
them. . If you place your money
in a savings bank, drawing 4 per
cent interest, you get nothing
for your money until it haa been
in the ' bank for aix montha.
Then you get interest only on
the balance to your credit at interest-paying
time. Invest in
the bonds of the OCEAN
SHORE RAILWAY COM
PANY, and this la the plan:
Pay $16 cash and $10 per month.
In eight months yon have paid
for the bond. The first interest
date for you will be November
1. At that time you will re
ceive 5 per cent on $100, or 5.21
per cent on $96, the price yoU
paid. Thus, from the time yon
make your first payment of $16,
you are receiving interest on the
total amount. It's the peculiar
ly attractive interest that catches
the banker. Why not you?
Morris Brothers
Room 6 Chamber
o! Commerce ,
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 Call BIdg.
Telephone XCeanuy 8181. ,
AX) VTKTISXHCBlrTO AITD 8ftj3 . '
gcuupxioaa uoiurxs. ..
Oregonlan when In San Flranetaeo
can have their mall sent la oar of
The Journal offloa. -ARTHUR
L. FI8IL Representative.
Medical Building
PARK AND AiDEE STS.
Alphabetical Directory
Batrd, A. W, physician, and nrgOft
Suite 625-9. Main 1409, A-1409.
Barber, 8. J Biggs, jr. q, JUrsteL Htm,
aentists suite ezo. ',; ,
Vreneh. C. Osrtrnde. IT chrslcian
Suite 625. Phones Main 714, A-4917.
Plher, . KU, Vtn dentlBt Suit 422.
Phones Main 4311, A-1640.
Hrd. sr. 2eoa Wlltot. Dhysiclas a:
surgeon Practice limited to genito
urinary diseases. Formerly FUedaer
bldg. M. 265. A-1865.
Kosmer, O. U Parker, K. Vn. Suit
609. Phones Main 265, A-1865.
Hawk. O. E., Dr., pkyslolaa and snrgon
Suite 407. Main iaiz. a-ioi.
reefer, J. B-, Dr., dentist Suite 617.
Main 2483. A-3494.
Tv, fkmo-, Ur-, dentist Salt EOS.
Ph.mm Msln 678. A-2744. ' '
PerklB, T. T. dentl Bulto 407,
Phones Main 1512. A-6404. , :
Tlmms, Edna On Dr phystclan Suite
625. rnonea Mam ii. a-4k.
Tisitiag irar' Association Bult I0L
Phone Main 4087.
Wataoa, Alfred I"- r- dentist Suite
603. Phones Main 678. A-2744.?
Tnny. S. Cm, TOtmy pkyslolaa and sur
geon Butt 608. Main 878, A-487S.
BJlegler, Amelia and rred J- physlola&a
Ml irgon Main 682. A-4043.
KEW TODAT.
Fine Business Chance
'J For a limited time wo will consider a
firopoaltion from reliable parties for the
easing of a first-class up-to-date fruit
and vegetable cannery, now being com
pleted her. Write to vr call on A. Wll
helnT Jr.. See. MONKOB CANNEitT
ASSOCIATION, Morfroe. Oregon. .,
Finest piece of property on wpt
slope of Mount Tahor now offt-rd for
Bale. - Residence sit or -greemJioyse lo
cation. ;. : ' -i .!. '..
f Ir.rtrnr.:i 'T: Tlionip cn
(.'ha'r.bei of Coinreerco.
m:V TODAY
VIBERG HEIGHTS
, Exclusive rlsidcnce district.
, Buiiding restrictions.
All modern improvements.
. Sightly lots, $500 to $753
easy terms.
Wanted desirable . homebuild
ers. - - '- , ,:: V':
COLUMBIA TRUST CO.
7 1 3 1 4-lr COUCH BLDO.
109 foerth . treat Bear WatMnston
Portland's nearest ocean beach.
The best beach, the best building
sites, the best water and the best
fishing. Lots cheap for a short
time only, - ' : '
DELAURA BEACH
COMPANY
Room 5 Lafayette Bldg.
Corner Sixth and Washington sts.
Smith's Addition
Montavilla
FOR ACRES AND
HALF ACRES
Terms to Suit
UUJfWI .
Take, Montavilla car to Hibbard
street and Villa avenue. ' Branch
office, 107 Villa avenue. Or call
at 231 Worcester Building,' C. P.
WELLS. Main 3253.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS.
ueauty rariors BmK;"::
sage, eto. Mrs. Bonney, 718 Bwetlana.
UWIfl MULTNOMAH WOOD CO.
UUUWholele and retail deal-
ers.
280 Stark It Main 4611. A-2561.
TnctiannaA I a hoUSellold
xno iiuutoiiMJ need. See John.
P. Sharkey about It Phone A2627;
Main 660. 6th at, cor. Washington.
Gas Mantles i&fiS flo&rfi.
each; $1.75 do. Manning, 48 Third t.
TVinpa o wuy and ieuberger, ill
If U-wWasn. Choice wines, liquor
and cigar. Look for our eut-rat sale.
Free delivery. Phone Main 2384.
... i 1 : 1 111 rr: : - 1 1 I
vvnrwi Ana coax star vvooa toai
IVUUU Co f4g 2d. - M. 6918, A-1477.
BUSINESS CARDS.
BOWE, DAVIS KILHAM, 108-111 ID
t Blank book manufactured: agta,
for Jonas' Improved Loose-Leaf ledg-
ers; see tne new Kureaa tear.
CLAN TOWELS DAILY COMB,
brusn, soap, 51 per
Laundry Towel Bui
brush, soap, 21 per month. Portland
lunarv jk Towel Bunnir Bin ana
coucn sis. fnone 410.
CHARLES L. MASTICS CO.FRONT
. and Oak sts. leatber and akin of
very description, for all purpose! sole
ano lap cutter; una ins.
1806 STABLES. HACKS, LIVEHX,
board Ins; and sale; furniture moving;
122 Union eve.: East 8682; night phone
Main 6044. W. A. Hessian, Prop.
BRUIK
DETECTIVE SERVICE CO. "
49 Hamilton bldg. M. 4943: A-284S.
Warren construction ca
- Street bavins, aldewalka and cross
ings. 314 I
L timber Eitchange.
WB OIVJB YOUR ACCOUNTS SUCH
personal attention as they demand.
R. C Chlsm. 607 Couch bldg. A-8218. .
ADOLPH A. DEKUM. 131 1ST ST..
carries a full and comDlete assort-
mentor putcner- supplies.
TIN ROOFINO, GUTTERING, RE-
painns; ana general joDDing. j. loan.
Ill Jefferson st. cino 14..
f. E. BEACH COl. TUB PI6NEEH
- nut co. winnow giaaa ana giaaing.
no 1st. jKnon ma.
C ST. PFLUUER, NOTARI PUBLIC,
eooimlssloner of deeds. . Deutsche
poUrlst K. 14 Muikey bldr.. 2d and Mor.
DUFUBiA - DUFUR, 618 CORBETT
bldg. Pbone A-6336; largest and most
complete stenofrapnio otrice m west.
HAIR ROOTED, CURLED, CRIMPEO
na waved to stay, ana maae up. j.
j. tJorgr, 4s m. vm. maai zzii.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING 'COT
of Portland. Office 855 Worcester bile.
NEU A- KINUSLEV: 26. 1ST.. POUT?
Mtnq leading marble and granite wks.
LAWTERS' ABSTRACT A TRUST C(X
m. .so, a 4222. Portland Trust Co. biix.
DONNERBERG A RADEMACH Kit.
plumbers, 808 Btirnslde. ' Main 2 S 1 .
BIRKENWALD A CO. 804-3c EV-
erett t largest butcher Btipr-ly hoim,
DESIGNERS AND PHOTO E.N'JH AV
er. Nets Conns way. 169 2d M. 7 U.'
PLATING, OXIDIZING.- PORT LA N L
Plating Co.. 302 E. Wah. K. 12s 3 .
JAS. McL VVOODACO ALL K1NLH "t7?
insurance, surety bonds. McKay bMir.
ISAAC L. WHITE FIBJB-4NSURANt:-.
844 Sherlock bldg j ' . :
REAL ESTATE. GENERAL BROKLi:-
axe, insurance, swa, journal.
RE.U rSTATE TRAJfSFEISS
TT. mam ,.-.. m. m A m K H O
imrltw ih.fraM AV Trust Co.. 1 C of ('.
Gottlieb- B Uliet ; and wife t
eorK Henala, jot woe n,
North Trvfnffton . ... ...... .21. 6a9
Herman F. Rlechel to Joseph
cron, jots s ana , uiut.
Center addition
400
gycamor Ral Estate cottirmny
to Laura n, n.rnt. tut b,,ii'ia
8. Kam Park . ,
in
Sycamore Pa) Estate ri!.3: -t
to Frea M. r-riit, in -j. .
8. Kern' Park
1 )
John Pndr and wif- 1
C. Kiriin-y, h't '). I'.-o'-t .
bina
P O. twtn and ; t- .
A. M... ' f -.
V (5f ' .""V-'
1:
t.j.i ...
Delaura Beach