The Oregon daily journal., April 24, 1908, Page 19, Image 19

THE -OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY , EVENING, APRIL 24. 1003.
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TODAY'S MARKETS
A Special Review of the Hop Situation
From an'Enjrlish Standjwiiit Will Be
Printed on the Market Page on Sunday
IlfflS CARRY
LOCAL OIIIOIIS
HOLDHIG STRONG i
",rl " " "" '' ' ,''" T
v Scarcity Sends Price Back to
) Mt Market Todajv ;
Front street' features: . '
Local onion selling higher.
No business for export Hour.
Ixxtl flour market steady. ,
Rggs ere selling lower.
poultry, la down a. notch.
Heavy order for fresh flsh.
Potatoes show mora activity.
Horn roncanaiona- In veal. . ,
Dressed hoaa are very Arm.
Garlic advanced with scarcity.
BUTTER FBICE SHOUT "
WITH LONGER GRASS
-"Eggs are steady at previous
quotations with raeelpta aod de
mand about tand off. .' . . i
"Buttar la in largo supply but
prlcea art about the earn aa
they war lift week. X da not
look for much change until the
weather warm up a Uttls and
g raaa booraes longer.
, ."Receipt of poultry hav not
been large the paat weak; atocka
hav cleaned tip pretty -wall.
Broiler and fryer ar aoarca
and In great demand. Ducke ara
good seller and aome fees ara "
wanted. IJva turkeys are good ,
aellera and fancy dressed onea
ara in great demand. , I am of
the opinion that poultry will be ' 4
lif rery good demand tn com
ing week.. . ',,'
"Despite the fact that receipt
''ru.ni.r hill tor aalla ta north.'' J .. ISa.
: . - v- .1 . , . V e of veal have bo sr large of
fcooal Onions gemng xigaec. . w uta. the demand eero siso o
; ' Recauee of the acarclty of the amaU ,0 urge, and best', gradea are
ouppllea of local oiilona on thla market, - "01,tcvi taken, up.- Poor I and
the price, ta etlffer and higher today. oulck aall-
wltn the beat stock finding a ready call rough ara not aa quic. su ,
at t per hundred pound. Texas on 4 era but X look for a eon-
lona are atlU holding at 11.76, because untied good demand for the beat
that la the price agreed, upon and for T i a very firm ' for
the reaaon that the atocka coat nearly ' article, rone a very una
, that amount to lay down In Portland. email and medium, and atocka of
' New arrival will coat leaa money to ..'.beat arade have been light I
bring Into th northweat andMhl will I . k tor m 0on tinned good de-
cordlngly. , v
' 2f o Baalneaa for Export mr.
Aocordlng to flour sellers there la
e
mand." Tom FarreU of Kverd
lng rarrelL - v ' v - y.
till an ntlre ahaenca of oriental flour lAaea4eeV64v4ew w
demand In the I'acmo coaat maraeia ow
it ha rFil himlnaaa deDreafllon
abroad and the lnabimy of the locall n.jg.'dnsen; 'dreaaed poultry. Id He
people o quote miu iuwot I Der ID. mauer, ,
cauaa of the higher coat of the wheat I " . , ; 0- Woot and XOdea.
VhT r. ' HOPfc.l0T crop, flrat. pr.ma. lo;
w7. 1 .... prime. 4 Ho; medium to prime. c; me-
r.. UU,".S .i. mL - a,.u i 1 WOOLrl0 .wmaineiie vauey, itn
muiere. ever iiuuja iwa ""V 1 118a -
the milling Une. Production haa been "tiSirAlB 10 Nominal, llHHc.
Th. foraian flnur market eon- I r ' 77 . . u . . i.T i
t.nu;rtobe- chaVactel?lf-d by lack of . 51' laS. ""cX'iZZ
confidence In the general aituaUon. 8o fgS fipi lo lb: bulla, green , salt.
rar no rrean leature naa in "ui I iu iUo lb,
flclent potency to Stimulate' demand. 1 ,7 keeps KINB BheaHng. llOlae
and buyera are not preparea n n each: abort wool. IkOlx; medium,
freah purchaaea in eaceaa of more tm arood. cU II each! long wool, feed
mediate requlrementa. while at the aaroe .j t(
time mlllera are equally Indlspoaed to TAlXOV) Prima, per Ut ecOie;
accelerate aalea by any appreciable con- NX I and greeaa, lOSHe.
reaaiona from preaent quotation. Coun- waaaia.
try rallla are experiencing the aama dull- TralM and eaiianiea
nana which U generally reported by the POTATOES fl elect, seUIng; buy-
coaat mtlla Mlllera are not antlcipat- ng, Willamette valley, 60c; eaatern
Ing a heavy trade, but believe that more Multnomah and Cleckamaa, ''660 per
or. leaa bualneea will continue to be owt: aweeta,-1 4cj new potatoea, io.
4lone. particularly If prlcea can be ONIONS Jobbinr price, beet Or
ahaded Xrm preaent quotatlona It haa gon, $6.00; aeconda, $.00,.t6; Te-
been noticeable heretofore that, when- aa, IS.76 per." 60, lb. crate; t crate lota,
ever there waa a decline to a certain l.6 crate; garllo. Ho lb. .
baala, bualnaaa auddenly aprang up APPLES Select II;
from many dlrectlona and millera took J.I0; choice, $1.00; , ordinary. 1 1.16 1
naw Ufa araln. Clear flour la In fair 1.60.
demand, and aatlafactory aalea are being FRESH ?UlTS-rangea , " 6
made,. . Prlcea are allirhtly lower, but t.ft; bananas H,PLb: "f?1.
ahaw tendency to hold llrmer than on "" $4OI.I0 box ; mpefrult t.ftO
patent, owing to leaa competition. Al- MO; plneapplea. it doa: Ungarlnea
fhouh mllla are unable to do foreign $1 box; atrawberrlea, $1.76! per It
19ft
.fbualneaa, the demand from domeatlo box crate.
Vjnarketa haa been fairly good. The local tK;i9:SZVi'
' demand haa been increased or late, mobi ,!.w;
, ot the bualneaa la confined to California, 100 -Jf r-sac k ,
, and buyera there do not Uock up freely.
buying only atandard brlnda. and the l ": ..,"ulH
rJi.TVL thS -tat- h h..n looked dor; peaa 6c; horaeradlah. ao lb;
' 'Zni.il Jt JLv lt th! huVeri artlchokea, Uo doa ; green onions. 40a
; for week by week, but the flour buyera 6 vppera, bell, 2fc: Chile, 16o lb:
; eeem ito at ill hay a fair sck on hand hothouea latlaoa, $1.26 Ml box; bead
' and ara not fliapoaed to load up much P."-wZZbZk "botho"
more,!' Jcallfornla,- $1.60 . doa rraaiahea 15a
r l fwggB,-u" ammo wnro. t jdon. bonohes; rhubarAvvOregon, 40 lb;
W AtoNff b foul atreei me egg maraei oeiery, if. ouKff.io -crate, frranDcrria
; la quoted at a lower range, with aome eaatern, $.00 10.50; eprouta,- So lb;
wakneaa tnanlfeat by prlcea There aaparagua, Oregon, To lb;. California,
I haa been a dlapoaltlon among the gen- lo lb; aplnaeh, 8080o box. ,
oral trade to beat tne marxet aown. oe-
cauao every one waa oecomina; airaia fiTTaARCalifornia A Hawaiian Re-
CII1IIE PRICE
i io no ve
BOO
AD
L
WHEAT SELLERS
SIX SHOOTERS
" ' '' A . , awwamaaaa '
King ; Edward Has Pretty
- Gold-Mounted Gun but It
. Is Uscful Weapon. ;
Market 7s Firmer With Boars Fall ' Upon Neck o
' Scant Arrivals Sheep Are Bulls' and Price Drops
, Holding Imt Dull.:; JTlto 1 3-8c Today. '
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK iftUN.
.' -r-- -.rHogs,
ii'f
io
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. I, 1 '. " Open. Cloee. ApL II. Loaa
1101 HI
I.
116 ... 447 May,.i...v7H .I7H IIH 1
II. , 111 July Iiv5 11 ll4 1
111 ; tll Chlcaevt. Anrll ll Th. m.rb.t
lortianrtT.,rn o.ir..r.' inrii ji tarted under aevere preaaure, profit
-Thera la no olaplay of. weakneaa to- of Mm of tn I1 buU, UTtng
day la any Urea took una. Although snona nope, Tneyjaoid wheat from
there waa a allghUy beiwr run of aheep I ln" aw ana ereatea a miniature a tern
today, the market la holdlna- Ita own, I W among tne ouua
Ithougb aome ahowlnr of duUnaea.1 -.aT waa. started at tTHe, a ioea of
rloee are holding unchanged. rrom tne previous cioaing. but re-
Cattle bre verv firm with the prtoe gained a fraction of thla amount soon
atlffly malnUlned at lt.lt for eelect altar., jrurtbar preaaure waa brought
ateera with - the proapecte of a aUll about by the aharp loea of Liverpool
higher price In the near future, ; after the opening, and the cloatng abowa
Hoga are firmer at 11.16 O wltb a net decline of lo for May and ItO for
no arrlvala for the 14 houre, the July.
A blgibuneh of Boraea, lit bead, at- Coaree grain a were affected by the
lived in today. Moat of them, were weakneae In wheat but the prlnolpal
from Montana, and will be aold at the loaa waa In corn. Rrn viainna vara waak
norae auction. . -1 aaa May porg toat 16a
A year ago today all tinea were I . . , ,
eaaler, hoga and aheep being firm. , I Jtanga Of prloea:
urnoiai Tim pnoesi I ' l . -
Hoaa Beat stuff,-l.5Ol0: stock- ' WHEAT.
era and China fata, 6.76.00; block, I 1 open. High. Low. Cloee.
lt.TS0l.OO. i I May 17 . m 7
Cattle Select eaatern O reran ateera. I July ...r.. .1 v
cowe, I1.60O1.7I; bulla, $I.IO0$.OO; May I7H 7H
ataaa. $J.eif4.00. IJulyH... fj , uk
Sheep Bear wethera. $1 tor spring OATS.
wea 5: mled. ltflt.60: vearllnra. if 'i.H
fat. IK.7lfi(.00: ahaarllnaa. Itttl.BO. HUJ7 41
H, IIH
CORN.
MH
IH
CATTLE STltOXQ DT EAST.
May
July
61
41
MESS PORK.
not not
1140 1140
..a
II J4
6IU
41
mo
1111
mo
mi
Bberp and Hoga Ara Steady With
Receipts Small la the) Later.
Chlcae-o. Anril 14. Hoaa. recelnta 11.-1
ooo: cattle. 1.600: aneen. f.ooo. Hoaa
opened ateady. at yaaterday'a prloea
mm RALLIES
&&iftff STOCK MARKET LIST
atrong and aheep ateady.
Kanaaa CUT. ADru I. tiow.
,000; cattle, 1,000: aheep. 4,000.
raeelpta.
oooc.a,ALoio?i Pacific Makes New
' I TT! t. T 1 C1J TV i.
iEVADA QUOTATIONS
TOO FRAIL TO STAND
of Present Year.
New Tork April 14. Olve the atock
market good newa and It Invariably re
euJte In a eerioue decline la prlcea. but
give It aomethlng not ao good and the
chancea are 10 to 1 that the market
Ban rranclaco, April 14.Lat alghf. SV.;r!.P.tfJ?..d.Tf.!; J", T.t-.
Cloalng prlcea:
GOLD FIELD DISTRICT.
Sandstorm tlq, Red Top Ext. 11a, Co-
latter waa the attltuda of todar'a mar
ket, It advapced from the atart and
advanced almoat every trade. -
The failure or T. A. Mcmtyre a co.
''", fr"i,'" ,Z ?, CI. nn"'' Cube. $6,80; powdered. $6.66;
to ato re again. Along the atrjet during berr 6 B5; dry cranulated. S.46; XXX
the paat U houre -alee were'made be- .mu'iated, ll.il; conf. A? !.; extra
Hun Aaalara it KUn 1 doitn. but I P. ..,. u rt . r
InmbU Mt lie Jumbo Kit tic. Silver lone of the largeat atock, cotton and
flea loo, Elaca uutta xt. ze, Atlanta I gram nrma in me country, naa do eneci
26a. Great Bend 4 Sa -Florence tl.80. lupon the bulllahneaa and the advancea
D-am. 3 ;B. Cona. le. Comb. Fraction were not ohecked. A bank fauure in
4o, F Mohawk 16c, Red Hill 14c, Lou (Kentucky had the aame effect. The
DlUon-4c, Yeuow Tiger llo, Tellow Roae J market advanced In aplte of both of
id. uomi.' l ;oni. za.z. i .u.in.
TONOWltH DISTRICT. I. immuiim inw u"vum unu
- 7 .. .. . I root lorwara tme morning ana neipea
iaa. . no aa.ei, iun. nonuini th. mi nr th. mirkit (a mvuu. I In.
11.76. MaoNamara lie. Ton. Belmont! ton PaAlfla alruck . hlarh mark ttr tha
lb; 1 1116, Ton. North SUr llo, Jim Butler I trading alnce January 1, advancing to
1 i I ii ana oioaing at asiH. Tne latter
AflnAAn wirinnrr. i waa an advance of 1 polnta over the
Granny 6c, Jumping Jack to. I cloalng Thuraday. Other leading laauea
SCATTERED DISTRICTS I cloaed with the following net galna for
. i the day: Mortnern racino, i; Keaa-
"".n ,IU" "loura buw Ini, common. 1; St Paul, 1; Amer
'. parts, . April 14. During tha recent
visit of King Edward a local reporter
discovered to a certainty that the mon
arch carried a revolver, a very pretty
gold and Ivory affair, but a six shooter
Just the same, Thla caused further In.
qulry, reaultlng In the dlaoovery that
moat living monarch a carry revolver
Indeed, Edward carried one before he
became king. It la recalled that at one
time when his norae reii, receiving a
mortal wound, the then prince of Welea
draw a revolver- and put the animal out
of hla agony.
On the body of the late King Carloa of
rortugai a loaaea revolver waa louna.
but the crown prince, after being ahot.
naa atrenatn enouan to oraw nia piaio,
and wound one of iLa aaaaeaina. -
Tha German emperor'a revolver la
dally Inapeoted by hla gun charger and
freehly loaded, Hla majaety alao naa a
revolver Irlaa on a a mall table near eat
nia Deo.
In the bedroom of tha murdered King
Alexander of Servla a email araenal waa
found when tha oonaplratora entered
through the door ahattered by dynamite.
If Alexander had not loat hla head he
might have put up a good fight
WOMAN'S CLUD HOLDS
PRIMARIES TODAY
Two Ticket Are in the Field
and HIucTi Interest Is
Taken in Election.
At the meeting of. tba Woman'a club
thla afternoon nominatlona will be made
for tha election of office ra in May. Two
tlcketa .are in tha field, although the
full Support of tha club la pledged to
certain candidates Tha matter of
areateab Interest la the nomination for
resident for which office Mra. Robert
iutke and Mra Grace Watt Roaa are
prominently mentioned. There la but
one candidate fog flrat vice-president.
Mra. John W. Alexander. For aecond
vtce-nrealdant alao. Mra Jamea Mof'
fett la tha only candidate mentioned.
It la expected that the office of re
cording aecretary will .have two nomi
nees, Mra T. R. Wlae and Mlaa Anne
Shannon Monroe, for treasurer, Mra E.
J. jaeger and Mra C. M. Rankin are
supported, and for financial - aeoretar
Mra. C. B. Rnnvon and John M. Sco
are both mentioned. It la expected that
two nominatlona will ne made for au
ditor, Mra O. P. M. Jamlsea and Mra
c. Chapman,
There la no difference of onlnlon In
regard to the office of director, for
which Mrs. A. Staiaer and Mra. Alloe
Welster are named. Dlrectora are
elected two at a time to aerve three
reara.
Mra. A. B. Manley la the chairman of
tne aav. and a aociai hour will ha scant
aner ui nominatlona. -
BOSSES III FAVOR
OF ARBITRAT10I1
United Metal Employers
Will Try to Forestall'
. Future Strikes.
Peak $1.10.:
. : i , mm.. . w.wv buiuuu u. mv
moat of the aalea aiona the atreet weroi ttrit. k..i ,nnnliiH tutu- h.r.
man by the buyera at ITc. Once In jaja, i0; half barrel 10c; boaea 66o
t vnue lino waa irauuncu is iiuii advance on aaca oaaia
caae aalea, but to move a doaen caaeaorl (Above prlcea are 10 days net aasl
named. .' The northern clttea are araln I HONEY It 10 nor erata
In the market for egga, but did not of-l ' COFFlCB Paokage nranda. fllltO
far mora than 17o here, and thoae Whollt.ll.
held out for l?Ho did not effect a trade, I . SALT Coaree Half ground.. 100a
, v T. Tim. a. wntnh. ' I i 60 per toa; toa, lli go: tenia airy
The price of poultry la down a notch I imported Liverpool, 60a' IS.oat looa! I
in-tne r ront atreet maraeie. nuppnea iia.oo: a iasv; extra line arrem. ia
; BOARD OF TRADE IS
HOLDING WHEAT FIRM
" . i . .
"Wheat waa firm on tha board of
lean Smelter, common, . and Southern
I t-aciiio, 1 polnta
The market cloaed firm.
- Range by Downlng-Hopkina Co.?-
DESCRIPTION.
Amal. Copper .
Suaar
I Cot Fuel aV Iron
Brooklyn
in iM jroni.ii.. r..j . i.uv: .a, jjtji mi mi ssmn, am trade today, although export nour hau pr,Y. ri..
are aomewhat heavier and added ty thla ia and I 10a . $4.801.60: Uvet lumf weaker feeling at uncnanged prlcea I n I ut.ii '
la the fact that Ahe larger retailerhave ock, 110.61 per to 6 (Mb rock. I1S.60; j Board of trade pricee: U,rt rS
h.n hlA ii n fhr auch hlrh or Ires -for I 1 00a. ill. 00.
ao long a period that they have been I (Above prloea apply to aalea of leaa I ni
compelled to bring In large quantittea man cat 'iota uar lotu mi apeciai pnoea i e5,86a
Board or trade prices: i ." Za
Yheat (track prlcee) Club. l6o; At5,P"
I. 88l4c; blueatem, ITOISc; valley. a
Bait A Ohio.
Can. Paclflo
.f ...tarn arnoir in nrner in af.ii ii a iuuibiti w riwu.u'uaf i n.. uv ill .aii mmit. i
reaaonablo price and hold their trad , RlC-Imperial Japan. Ho. t to; No. brewing. $18. v - , fl V-rt" '
All llnea except ducks turkeya And "j-jVV P1 Ul . Oata-No. 1. white. $!MO0fS gray, Mu,acff.?Mh'
aprlng chlekena are affected, the former ajax, 6c jaole, ..4 . ... $14. f Pfinn5fvanta" " " '
belna In nominal arrival. SAJSfrm" w.n."..: tilth J:r. Mlllatnffs Bran. 2; mlddlinra, C!"3K,ivan,a 4,
Creamery butter Is . holding quite .". ,,.., ""j.yjY"! " $10.60; ahorts, country, $18.60; city. $l; U,"?",r'.i V"
locally, because of the recent ad- l'luiSS ?r u nd br ey chop, $27 ;60. sther "p'ao. ' !
in the soutnern price, inn snui vi--t-, lh-" roaitSd So Butter noira, toe, fancy, ate, onoice, ai Pii if
Ji4n.ni. ..n.... n f th. Virginia, o- per in,:, roaaiao. ao I Mu c. Ilnm g., let. raui
lb: Jacanese. a oestc: roaatao. i I union rac. ... .
lbil,.r"- T ' -- ' l Am
.mm a a U.
matoes. $2.60 do.; 60 cases
dine.
gallon to-
IHa. $1.06
Smelter
N. Paciflc ....
N. Y. central
fancVTraamVr?;
vanca
a ,
tliv iuui ilia vi niiiv I aeell
fUget aouna .maraata: ana local people V. Vlnutav California. 1S iar
7h.. AtJZZ.ViZ a. .hi. lim. p ne nuta, leo .par ior "'caojypina, - offer t(J .eIi200 oaaea
JJitCW Bja vuyiitig ag w iauu asa v . w
cheese market, with prlcea fractionally
eaaier, witn soms quoting a aiigni; oe- , I -S3i?? .V i?. .a - t,.r O. Northern
v ...u., , uaAin-f roni aireei I oiAunn n,. ii.in, is. I boo. c. .-.
Orders for salmon are very heavy In Hoga fancy, 8o lb: ordinary, Ta744e:l """" "vv . J ' r C. O. .
ihe freah flsh marketa and suppliea are large, tXBfco; veal, extra, a hi & ta per ,T,vr.TT1n!. ,v 0w vniwrram I Rock Island, pfd,
quite wen cieanea up ai lormer values. I in; (Orainary, . v neary, i - - - i Am. uoco. ...
Becauae of the continued heavy ar- h tulo per lb: mutton, fancy. 11c per lb.; I cent Leather
rivals aome dealers are quoting a slight aprlng ia,mo, luwii MjC. ; - s Butter and Eggs Are Firm Wltb Norfolk .
decline in dressed veal.' Dreaaed hoga HAS. BACON, ETC. Portlon.l pack j Ta., Ontario v
are holding their own because of nom- (local) Jiama, iv io it jpa, . ic per . CTtc, wu.c. , Wabash, pfd.
aJS. ' .. ; t'-i' - ; ' I1 w iiw.i i7i i"' " l oan Tancieco, Apru i. uuuer tperiijotton Oil'.
.3
: : I :
. 6$H 0H 68 10
1121 I12TH 126, 1127 H
.1 24 SI 24 V -14 24 S
. 4 41 4H 47
90 M 0H tli
, t IIH 15 IIU
. 9 100 98 100)
. TXhl 19 11 7-4
. 84 86 84 86
. 166 161 166 156
. 1 11 lit 1IU
. 102 102 101 102
, 48 46 46 46
, 118 111 118 110
107 10 107 108
16 II 11 15
T 77 7 77
. 12 122 120 121
131 1S3 121 138
ii mm. lit
89 100 8 100
14 16 14 16
88 81 17 88
124 ...... 12
86 95 86 85
lit 113 112 112
82 82 32 22
29 29
48 , 47
28 28
65 $5
14 84
18 18 l i
29
..... 70
.... .' 21
T 1
AIITI-SALOOII LEAGUE
TO USE BILLBOARDS
Total sales 893.200 aharea
Money, bigh 2 per cent low 1 per
corn, close a per cem.
BOSTO(X)rPER MARKET.
..ri.la , , . 1 14 to IS 1D8.. ly,Q per 10.; ia to ,io ids.. I Ran Vrancisco. Anril S4. Butter iner I iwm. 'n
; Potato ahlDnients continue to Increase. 114 o; v breakfaat bacon, 14 22c per pound) California frealv extraa, 2te; p.deral Smelter
With rormer pncea anil ruling.- ' io; picnica, io w , i nrn, isc: arcunaa, ici pkudj, um, woolena
Strawbernea are Doming steady, with o; regumr iuw. 1 1, itto; ao no. i, jac.
lighter arrlvala because o? the ralna Jn per lb; ungmoked, ipo per lb: clear Egga (per doaen) California freah.
the south. t - I DacKS, unsmuanu. inji ui iclufllD cases: mxtras, 21c; nrsta,
Garllo shows another aharp advance. Union butta 10 to llo lb; unamoked, ioc; aeconda 17c: thirds, lie; dirties,
A a high aa 22c was obtained for sup- lo per 10. woj JSC 00 wo-
plies the past 24 boura Stocka never I bflllea "rjsimoM.e .13a per ' lb, smoked, Butter Fat Delivery f. o. b. Portland,
.;0scarce a. now... "Mlr. L h011 Jbi -wt cream, 23c: eour. 21c.
Front street, seua at tne roiiowlnv ATat 5f ArLir.ttiTil. in. ta: ouwei- axxras, 10c; incy, wicif n , .
nHcei4 "Thoae bald shlDDera are leaa IATCAL JRKe" "s. 12 o ordinary creamery 22c. ' . I (Furnished; by Overbeck St Cooke Co.)
rea-ulaTr commlsaiona:. - - I per 10; s, xi o vr.tv.BV'tu won, ice : . nw Cheese (per pound) California , uoaion, Apru z. urnoiai pncea:
regular commisaiona., -. v j ndsrea, 10a. llo per flats, fancy. :. Srst Uc; sac Adventure ' 1H Giroux t
, T.wxain, raw,Ha aty. ; lib 6a Ho per o. eompouna, ioa ond.; California Young .America, Al ouea ...... 24 Old Don. ..... 14
rLOT.H Baatern Oreeon pvtenta 8c per lb. . 1 fancy. 18 V4e: firsta. 12c: atoraae. eaatern AtI.an.tl . .8 Osceola 81
4.8: straights, $8.85; exports. $3.45 IH noca coo, jo id, jiounaere. tancy New York, 18 c; Oregon, 14c. cau ieeia..oso yumcy , 82
13.60! valley. 14.45: araham. Ut lUt! lo per lb; halibut, 80 per lb; striped "S',", 61 Shannon ..... 11
whole wheat 14.40; rya SOa 15.60: bales baaa I60 per lb; catrian. lie er lb: aal- M, rrVvn Hnrh.nk. jfsnMti ok- 1 Daly West . . 8 Tamarack .. . . 69t
l- '-w n , , mon, Chinook, .;-o per lbj ateeihead.. 7c "i,,)t.a .. ftsK. a.rwT.MDom.Cop4.;iVl Victoria ....... 2T(
1TAT PrOdueere' orlca Timothy, per,, lb; herrings ; . 60per ,: lb aoiea. iV2baT86: river reda7 $178501:40: Ely . ..... 1 Winona '. L4
Willamette ya.uey lancgr lift! ordln- I vo, per . w, . umK.J ;," i"n ...- notaloas SS OOfil.SO n.r rata LI uoia JMi . . . j wolverine - ,v;i
per -crate;-.
irean macaerei, o I'-'KIT V..i
ary. I12.60O1I; eaatern Oregon, tisO lib: perch, 50 per id;
i'i.in,?!.B!i0.T,.'1,'.I ihpJai ftiL 250 ner doIenT "aluE Onions-Bermudas. 2,0d 2.26
aa a aaitaM T B a wwww - m m eaa m I. It mm I - " J. . . " . .
CHITTIM B ARK--4 4 Mi a
, ' Cheese, Xggs and Ponltry,
buus. xsra-iancy, canaiea. lie. I nvHTKRS Bhoalwater bay.1 nei
. CIIEESEFull'ream.flata llo! Ion. 12.60: per 100-Ib sack. $ a. Off: Olym-
r.nair nmraraea, mq 10; loung Ameri-lpiaV per gallon, i.t per 100-10 aaca, , WnrthorMt Rank Qr..Tn.n.
raa 1 SUa tier lh: California. ' Tmm 1 ftS iS. Cl. eann.il n o.n- a? I ( nOTUmeBl xianK BWCCpieiW.
' Americas,-16 0 j flats, 1.4.0 lt.,. k . ,c doaenj eastern la Shell, IMI Par bun-
x"ViJ l. i j, iyi ixcu cnicseni, ' ' ici area,
- 1 . a
UlnhlMM
'ii MonawR
10!
47
Butte Coala 21
United Cod..:. V4
Parrett 17
v:U l;ff,?!?,"t. !crVS-ib'In cr?iS:. , - f.v.,J Nevada Coni. 11I 7
'JlV I il.ol.0 osoo ahe4,.lc,-'H4' 'l; 3 l!6i,-5?L .c!?lc?' $1762.25;. stand- : . i, eiii. - a-: '
r aal' aras, ii.ftvtvx.uv; tangerines, ti.ovw. 1 ; . , ivn wu owvn..
PORTLAND.
I New Tork, April - 24. Curb prlcea:
Yukon "Gold opened at 4 and closed
at tne aame ngure. 1
lb; fancy , hens, . j 14c:
old, 100 0 per lb; fryers, $4.,606 do;
broilera, , $46J geese, 'Old,- 88o lb;
turkeya, alive, lSQlln per lb; dressed,
1920o rb; squabs., $2.50 doaen; pigeona
SALE3T BJ5IRIES:Tilli
CALI CREAM
m.arlnra tndav :,' .'. t 878.B09.S1 1 .
Mftiw.'rdaliattBai'? mtutf'ffotoi Claarinara a year ago...... 1.000.763.27 1' " lAverpooI Wbeat Market.
rasor clama 11,00 per boa: loo par doa IBalanoea today $211,467.14 I Liverpool. April :r24. May wheat
ciaianova m jrar;gu. a,vo.i, 1 openea ai 7S aita, oioaea at is a, a
BBATTLJB., . ? v I net loss or. a irom yesteraay.
Valata. Coal Ofl. Ms.
iiife; Clearing,
;
'
Salem growers will have straw- a
berries, to -'feed1 Portland with,' Oltra 8Ur ...
th. nr.... ': - n,.. I aaaollne a i
May. so saya George w, weekai , e
' ft a
18
19o
21 0
18 a
tl a
4 who waa down from the Cherry 4 Red Crown aaaollne..... 16
City thla m0rnUg.Thatraw- ;4 lV,1at.oiinV,:::i14
berries are-how about aa' large 4 No. Engine Distlllata.
4 as a man's thumb nail," he saya
,4 :"and it will not be long before
4 they are ripe and ready, for the
ceam pitcher. .There la every
4,';, prospect at this time of heavy
. d crop." . " '. "
Water White . 10 o
Pearl Oil ...,...
Head Light M 12 o
Eocene ...,..!
Special VvVW..' it 0
jutune .....,,,...
Extra SUr ... .....
Uaaollne ,
. a--, :-' Iron Bbla
V. M. and P, Naphtha ...12o
.....16H0
0 -0
;
o
BENZINE 86 deg.. cases,-llo. per
a. 1 V.V.1 10 1 . 1
trill , 1 run uuiQ.iATiu yet & aa.
14 o
it
Cases.
19 0
310
.,' 22o
II 0
IS 0
Clearings
Balances ,
TACOMA. ?
. , .
........
$862,458.00
' 83,771.00 1
WnrthwMtfVnn nfathl. I , l- 8oeelat DIiMtch to The Joaraal.)
Western Oregon and We.tera Waah- : ri?;:"EV VSZ
lngton Fair tonight cooler Interior llnit ru'e and Inetructed Ita delegatea to
with light frost; Saturday air, warmer I tha national convention at Denver to
Interior, westerly winds. : r, vote for William J. Bryan and to "use
.. Kan tern Oregon. Eaatern washinatonl.11 hnnnnM. m..n." tn uin hi. Mm.
and Idaho Fair and cooler tonight with I latlor, - ; ;., , , ,
iioijroiii,ouiu.)r.iii w.ruitf, aii a not Ilgni " in me raHiiuuoni
v; . 1 '. 1 committee, which waa carried into-, tne
? 4 Tvftaa iptAl Mj.a:f - ai f convention, tne party 1 aaoptea a piat
By next Wednesday tha Anti-saloon
league expecta to have 5,000 signatures
to the petltlona aaking that the ques
tion of making the east side a prohi
bition district be voted upon at the
comina; June election. Although only
600 aignera are required by law the
membera of the league having tha pe
tltlona in charae hone to secure 10
times aa many In order to ahow the pop
ularity of their movement
It la not the rule for the leaarue
to work through commltteea In con
ducting a campaign and ao the churches
and Sunday achoola are carrying the
brunt of the work with regard to the
petltlona Advertising of the campaign
by meana of 20 huce blllboarda to be
placed In prominent points on the eaat
aide will be begun this week and post
ers of the campaign will be placed.
wnerever apace is avauaoie.
BANKS CLOSE BUT -WILL
BE BEOPENED
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Owensboro, Ky April 14 With de
posits aggregating nearly $3,000,000,
two banka In Owensboro suspended bus
iness today on account of their Inability
to maxe regular collections.
The Owensboro Savings Bank and
Trust company, of which James H.
Parrlsh la president, is one of the In
stitutions. 11 is capiiaiisea lor izuu,
000 and haa deposlta of mors than $1,-
The other oae la the Da vies County
Bank and Trust company. It Is capital
ised for 160, OftO and Its deposits amount
to $700,000. T. S. Anderson is the
president Both Institutions declined
to accept deposits pending reorganiza
tion. ,
COLLEGE PE0FESS0BS
TO C0NFEB TONIGHT
Millions of dollara In capital ara rap.
resented at a meeting of the United
Metal Trades aaeoclatloo the boas Iron
workers of tba Pacific soaat tha mem
bera of which convened at the Hotel
Portland thla morning. The . aeaatons
will continue until tomorrow evening.
This la the aecond annual conven
tion of the Or sanitation. The nurnoaa
of the gathering la to dlacuaa trade
conditions and to formulate more defi
nite tilans of oraanlaatlon. Tha Id.a
01 me association membera all of whom
ara In the Iron and steel bualneaa along
the Paclflo coaat, la to take up Indue-
trlal dlanutea. ahnulJ tha arlaa an. I
aattle them to the beat of their ability.
Theae men employ thouaanda of me
chanics aad Other workmen, many of
whom are members of the different
metal trade unions. When dlaentea ariae
Between tne men employed and the iron
and stsel managara and auperintend
enta the queatlons will be dlecuaaed and
settled If possible by the association
membera and the repreeentatlvea of
the labor concern ad.
The membera ear there are no labor
dlaputea confronting tbem at thla time,
and that nothing will be done at the
preaent aeeelone accept attend to the
oetaiia ox rormuiating ineir organisa
tion plans for the futura
W. H. Corbett of the Willamette Iron
a Steel Worse la president and Charlee
M. Uunn of the Columbia Steel com
pany la treasurer.
utner membera wno are attending are
among the repreaentativa foundrymen
of the Paclflo coaat. They are: Jamea
W W.rr nf Man rnnnlMi iHm.amiL
oent ox tne laiixomia Metal Tradea aa-
aociatlon: Harry F. Davla Ban Fran
cisco, secretary or the same associa
tion: aenator jrrina, seattia of the
waahington iron works: Senator T. B.
Sumner and J. Bruce Gibson, Everett
of the Sumner Iron Works; F. M. Bur-
pea ueiungnatn. or tne Buroee-Letaon
company of Belling bam bay and' Van
couver. B. C: Qllbert Hunt Walla Walla.
ox tne uiioerx nuni company; jonn 1
Roberta, Seattle, of the Puget Sound
iron Mieei worse; inariee 10. arena
roruana, ox ins inaepenaent Foundry
company; 1. I. Hume, Seattla of the
Vuloan Iron Works: George Jamea Se
attle, or tne variety iron Works: C A.
Goddard, SeatUa of the Paclflo Iron 4
Steel company: Harry T. Clark, Port
land Iron Works; Alfred Smith, of the
Bmitn at wataon com pan jr, and U. Ji
Hants of Portland.
The aeaelon will cloee With a banquet
at the Hotel Portland tomorrow evening.
LIST OF TBIAL JUB0BS .-.
FOB MAY COUBT TEEM
Prealdlng Judge Gantenbela has
drawn the trial Jury for tha May term
of tba circuit court Tha following
named will be summoned to appear at
the courthouse on the morning of May
1: vv. n. Apperaon, ciera; s. u, Arm
itai
capi
POLK BEPUBLICANS
. SOD FULTON HEN
(fpacUl DUpstch te Tba Jocrul.)
Dallas, Or, April It At a meeting
of the Polk eouaty Republican central
committee held here yesterday the f l
JXwing deleKatea were elected to tlie
aute onventlonj lr. R. It MK'allon.
R. E. Wllllaina 17. 8. Ixiusliary, UrK
I. Hawkins, H B. Brophy and J. K.
Talbott Ir. MoCalton waa lwtM
eh airman of the county central com
mit tea R. B. WlUlama waa elwi-4
atata oommltteemaa for Polk county.
All ' the dnlegatea were Bupportera of
Senator Fulton In the recent prlmarfaa.
6 JU-,1 ,! U LU I'.'J
ga dry goods: Charles A. Burokhardt
jltallst; J. V. Baker, general mer
chandise: Jesse E. Bulltnrton. (natal
worker: C A Berry, conductor: W. XL
Burka farmer; F. I. Bradford, employ
ment agency; ueorge u Burke, olerk;
J. W. Brennan. laborer: J. EL Bennett
contractor; Chandler Bloom, agent; L A.
uyera, ciara; v. urunn, butcher; u. m.
manager; J. P. Betta agent;
'. Burke. reUrul: B. Rlrlln.
ciera: c. 4. uarpenter, carpenter; Joiin
San . Francisco Office
Oregon Jcpurnal
1206 CaH Bldg. ' j
aTalephoas tZearaef tlal. f . ' ;
APTtBTisasiagTB an rtTaV
. tHJJUrtlQmm aVBOAUTBSi.
Or son lane whew te Ban Franctsea
ran have their maQ seat la ear eg
The Journal effioa ,v
ARTHUR U FlglL RapreawatsttTe.
Medical Buildlno
PARK AND AiDEfi SIS,
1 1
A
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Alphabetical Directory;
BatrA, A. W. physloiaa aad sargeoav
Suite fli-l. Main 1401. A-14J1
aUrber. sj. jr migga 9. 4X Xlrstel, Bdw,
deaUsts 3ulta S2a.
Fremea. O. Qertrada Dr Physielaa) 1
Suite 621. Phnnea Main 714. A-4917.
Fisher, B. K-, Z. dentist Suite 422.
Phones Main 4111. A.144S.
ttyda ! Leo WUlet, physlelaai aad
wurwa- rractica limited to aenito
urlnary diaeaaea Formerly Flledner
bid. M. IS. A.11B.
Xosaaer, O. tU Parker, at. X re- Suite
au. f nones aiain ita. A-istt.
awke, O. at, 2r phyalolaa aad sargeom
Butte 407. . Main 1612. A-1611. 1
Keefcr, J. B. Pa, deatlaV--Suite lit.
Main 248171.-1404.
larkla. Oea, 2 g en tlrt Suite 102.
Phonea Main 678. A-2744.
rerkiaa, T. IV Dr dentist Suite 40T.
Phonea Main 1612. A-S404.
Tlmms, Bdaa Oh Xt- physician - Suite
115. Phonea Main 714, A-417.
Tisltlag Kursee' Aaaoolatioa Suits I0L
Phono Main 4087.
Watsoa, Alfred 9- Sr. dentist Suits
lot. Phones Main 171. A-2744.
Ten?, jb, ct, 2r physlotan aad t
uite sua Main lit, a-4b.
Blegler, Amelia aad Fred 9m physicians
aad rorgeoaa Main 181. A-404.
NEW TODAY
P. Cllna butcher: Jamea A. Clock.
agent; m. u. tjoiaweu, reporter; w. ts.
Craawell. farmer; W. A- 'Campbell, fore
man jumoer company; jl f. uoirman.
Charlea A. Colby, mualclan; Thomas O.
Coleman, salesman: H. L- Colvln. mer
chant; William Crawford, farmer; Fred
eric f. ijioaiusL nicvcies: loomu
Cochran, livery stable; D. J. Caswell,
bartender; A. J. Carlson, laborer; C. B.
wampoeu; p. a. vjook, real eatate; wii-
llan. PtiAmkl. kak T , 1 1
VlllflllVJU, wmvt J , JU, f.
blacksmith: L. Coblenta merchant: Ja-
coo cnnsiensen, raercnant; xi. k. Vm.
venport farmer; George Dreesell, farmer-
A. Dantelson, farmer; Charles Da
vidson, merchant; U. Daniel, mining;
L. H. Deardorff: J. O. Danlela. nlark:
M. J. Doyle, atone works; Robert F.
Dlckeraon, merchant; J. 8. Downey, real
estate; Peter . Ebyv merchant; William
Kcclea, plumber; W. A. El vera ware
house man: B. B. Esov. 1 salesman: K.
Ehrman, merchant; Charles Erickson,
merchant: A. U, Faher. architect:
Charles A. Foster, manager: Fred Field,
publisher; Charlea H. Ford,- Merchante
Expreaa company;. C. K pram. Inspec
tor; H. W. Garland, real eatate; Thomaa
Gewis: C. D. Howell, manager: E. J.
Height, real eatate; Haaa J. Hanson,
transfer company; S. 8. Hayea sales
man. V A Uiimmal .l..b . VmiI
HowUt farmer; F. B. Hughea ' restau
rant ; a. J. Haysetn, ' grocer; William
Henslev. farmer: William Harrfar.,
agent; H. C. Hsrdman, merchant; Rich
ard Helmbach, farmer j Robert Kennedy,
rain; k. a. ljinagren, rnrmer; jaooo
iybw A. 111 saa AVtUa vai w ' uwaesr-i aron rmmr nnntnia Tvi-ei-tn 1 iinnPTV" wfm in.
TURPEN ' INK In cases. 71n netf al:l tlnna ; , . ' y. V - I Sir1.T.LII.ri rJnJ,TTi Ti.. i..
- LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls
56c; boiled,, bbls ale; cases
'SWTifKADTon.t...,K. V ' Tacon,a Wheat Market, ... - ' Chicago Cash iJarley.
9-lb lots 80 perb; leaa lota la I ' Tacomft, April : 24. WheatExport: J Chicago, AprU 24. Cash ; barley, 70
niiua AAi trrcseai oasis at 11 II, club, (4c: red, no; piuestsm, svu.. .. .usio r ' . " -" - ;v'
nulla. i-.i.., v- . 1- oivwuats, proviaea sucn UDerty noes not
, , Copper Lake. . lJeiJJte: , slectrlo, infringe upon the.-right ne ither peo-
1 49c; cases 12Sf 17c; casUnga 12lte. . pie. ' ' L:
67o a gal; . , , ' , - .. . ... iAt!
(Bpeclsl Dispatch to The Journal.) ,
Pacific University. Forest Grove. Or-
April 24.--A conference of .toe colleges
of the state will be held in Marsh hall
tonight Each Institution will be rep
resented by Its president and deleeatea
from the faculty, who will be the guests
of Paclflo university during their stay
in this city. The Droaram Includes a
banquet at Herrlck hail and papers on
various subjects of common Interest to
the colleges. The conference has for
its purpose a better acquaintance among
h. Anil... laBAh.r. . i. & , .1 , a 1 ,, Ar
Ing toward soma formal organisation for
their mutual benefit . , . r
STILL HUNTING FOB
JUBOBS TO TBY BUEF
' (United Press teased Wtr.
CPM IPhmaI aaA. . A .11 a 1 A -..A
I DH tA Jf rauutoajia April A wfauty OUl
of & von ire of 66 talesmen were present
m juago iwounu courc xoaay waen
the fiftb effort to complete the jury to
try Abe Kuef wae begun. .
being examined, declared that he favored
the American form of government, even
ah 16.800 worth of hla atock was
confiscated by United States marlnui
; Aid for Intermountain Fair.
' r I Soaelal tMsnateh la nia ln.m.1 i
sloners of this (Ada) county have just
made an appropriation of22.000 for the
Intermountain Fair association, to be
used to aid In defraying the expenses
of tha state fair to be held here la
October. , This amount will be used to
pay premiuma ( - ' . ;
', Teamster Sent to JalL' - '
J. "W. Wheeler, the teamster of the
Banfleld-Teysey Fuel company who waa
arreated for stealing, harness, was to
rn tne county
His wife had
ann: Thomas J. MclNamme. minu
facturer; D. B. McBrlde, merchant; A.
butcher; William Tegart, farmer: N. P.
Tomllnaon, real estate; J. J. Walter,
real estate. .
CHOICE SMALL
FARMS:
Can give you Immediate possession of
any of these:
ChicKen Ranch
t acres, 7 miles city ball on good pub-
lie road, mile carline, 4-room houea
i-story Darn, cbicaen-noaae and yard a
SO chickens. 260-egg Incubator. 2 brood
ers, good well and living stream of
rater: no gravel: soil rich, sandv loam.
A nice noma splendid for chlekena end
riace wnere you can maae money;
00; 11,200 cash, balance 2ft yeara
Rich 20 Acres
12.250. l-room houea1 barn and bnt-
buildlnga, 10 acres cleared, all exceed
ingly rich land, II ml lea Portland,
a lie town. O. W. P. care. Ton wiU eer
Inly Uka this one; all planted; good
terma... - .
Suburban Homo
4 acres all cleared and exceedingly
rich, black soil, good new house, small
etor
tha
day sentenced to 46 days In th count
also charged
jail -by Judge Cameron.
but this case
Mjn with a. threat to kill.
ias continued inuoximteiy.
IMP0BTANT ACTION
BY 0. A. C. BEGENTS
(Special Dispatch te Th JoaraaL) .
Corvallls, Or., April 14. At tha spe
cial session of tha board Of regents of
Oregon Agricultural college held here
yesterday afternoon action was taken
decisive of or looking toward tha fol
lowing matters: Reorganisation of the
department or aomestio science and arts
ana tne election ox a aean ana tnree in
structors merein, auuiuonai instruc
tional force for the department of com
merce; the employment of a number of
instructors for various aepartmenta;
provision for a 140,000 wing for the
agricultural building, and the accept
ance of the resignations of Librarian
Nichols, Miss Helen Crawford and Miss
Snell. ' v . r ' J ,
BAD CHECK 0PEBAT0B .
FINDS BEADY VICTIMS
4 Beware of the man with a nice. e
4 round face and a square jaw who g
4 wants you to cash a check. He 4
4 has already obtained ISO from '
4 three pieces of worthless paper, ' 4
4 and the police ara trying hard to 4
4 round him up, ( Ha: has a differ- '
4 ent name wherever he goea and
4 he acts in a quiet business-Ilka
4 manner. He Is described as- 4
4 about 10 yeara old, weight about 4
4 ISO pounds, dark clothes and no '4
4 mustacna ,?,""" "
i
" " ,m ,
Sues, for Big Jatnages. '
Ida Hunsaker haa begun suit in the
circuit court for 110,000 damages against
the Portland Railway company for per
.nn.l Inluriea. She UVI that ah.
waa alighting from a bar at Third and
Morrison streeta preparing to take the
Eaat Ankeny streetcar for her home. She!
car lurched and aha waa thrown to one ir
-IJ. J IhImmJ ' r. . . I'-
store, right at carline and suburbs of
tn city on spienaia public roaa. cneap
at 13,000; easy terma Will rent this
place to right party.
Dairy Farm and .
SO acres, new l-room housa new barn,
15 miles Portland. 1 mile town. O. W.
P. cars, 8 acrea cleared, rest fine tim
ber for which owner has been offered!
800 caah; S cows, 1 yearling, S calvee,
fin mare, new wagon, new milk separa
tor, new cultivator and lmplementa,
near creamery, running water and good
range, the very beat dairy propoaltton
for the money; $1,900 if bought thla
week, Terma
25 Acres All Cleared
' All In a high state of cultivation, 1
mile Salem carline, mile good town.
L P. R R . on arwvt nubile road, well
fenced, no buildlnga fine level rich land
and worth nearly twice what Is aaked
for It; 66 per acre for quick aala '
' If you want a farm we ava a jgood
Ysxlaty of choice ones and can please
you. Call. Investigate and go out to
sea for yourself. We bear the ezpensa
Beautiful 20 Acres
' All cleared and In crop, t mil of
splendid college town, new 6-roorn
house, good barn, 1 acre of good or
chard, splendid road, well fenced, lots of
berries. Land rich and lays, perfectly.
This is decidedly One of the nicest
cleanest and best .t0-acre : homes we
have aeen in Oregon, and If you want a
farm of thla else you will And this one
Irresistible. Price only 11,600.
Hargrove Bros.
Ill H 6th st. N cor. fta and Glisan, or
Arleta. Or, Phones Main 4381. Tabor
BARGAINS
In fruit tracts aa good as
HOOD RIVER
"'-Joining City of Klamath Falls,
The land Y.tcre Things Crn v
Tracts from I o 40 acres, prices t-n
110 to 1300 pr acra Apply at one., t
F, J. STEINA1ETZ & CO.
. , JM Morrlsoa It, ForUand, Cr,
HELP WANTED -JIAIJ2
WANTED TOUNQ MAN -OF GOOp
addresa' assistant, outside . photog
raphy; good pay; no experience or out
fit . necessary, Call between and 11
a m. - tomorrow. Unique Portrait Co.,
24SVy Morrison st v
GOOD TEIIu
J1.600 will bny one of te bKt
on the eat side a tn t ..,
and college now Liclriif i r t ,
Jexilit f'aihers; fln vi.-w; '
carlines; l.l"il l' "
Xi. A, T ,
831 Cmb ct' t