The Oregon daily journal., April 27, 1908, Page 11, Image 11

TODAY'S MARKETS
IIORTII DEHAtlD
HELPS BUTTER
Orders ' From Alaska Keep
' Local Supplies From Fore
ins: Prices 'Downward. ;
:r-.v ' r". ' ' Vr
.... v- .
Front street featuree; :
Kprlng ducks, are sought ..'), '"
Chickens cleaned up.
Erg market la steady. ,
V Butter goes to the north. f ,
Outside grown Isttuce coming.
Salmon run la decreasing. , .
'Opening asparagus la lower. ,
Utrawberrlise ara quoted Jiinlnf. .;-.
' ctf lemons In this morning.
Prilling orangaa due soon.,.,' ').
had supplies a.r oner.
: Butter Oolnsr'to th orta. ....
' . Local, butter makeraars very mucn
elated over tha appearance of a good
'demand for' their-product from the
. rut et sound cities and from aiuii.
- Tbe supply, of cream ia Increasing quite
materially and this northern 'demand
comes in ai a moei eppormna um.
order to hold the prlc In check. Had
i It not been for this there la little doubt
' h. it. mrlitt niM hat. rirnnnrd.
in. iiaat amu iu m. uw "
by th outsld ereameries who ara al
V ready beginning to. toll of somewhat
better suppllee than demand. However,
rr i. . .a...... l vali. flll f nrlH(1
the larger or uiese are rwivin iui
share of the northern demand..1 .
" Along JYont street the egg market
wan quite ateady today with the price
fair but the volume of arrivala Is not
. greater than the demand at the pres.
, ent range of valuee. Cold atoruga has
few days although tha movement Is not
?ulte ae heavy aa expected during the
luah of the aeason. gpeoulatore have
. practically given p all attempta to
fore the market down very much
further because .they real Ira that the
demand from consumers will practically
' take care of arrivals at the- present
, . figure. '""-" '-:
' . Chickens AM Cleaned Up. ,
With all this howling of an eiceel
Ingly slow caU for chickens the mar
ket was cleaned up on Saturday of all
arrivala and this morning there weru
no carry-overs to . be seen. - The de
mand Is very likely to hold, quite gool
at tha nraaant - rata of values; prices
ranging from 14o upward.-
Turkeys ara exceedingly scarce and
for these tha market Is In the best of
"shape with price of live firm at 'is and
V17o, and as high as 22o a pound ruling
for the choicest dreneed . stock. The
market would very likely stand quite
fair arrivals and be able to maintain
these figures. . t-, t
- Shad, applies Am Better. .
Supplies of Columbia river shad 'are
Increasing In the local market. The
flah are of good quality and are find
ing a good demand along the street
at 5c; roe shad 10ct and shad roe 2te
a pounds - ' .
According to th wholesalers the
caicn 01 saiinnn in ma nunnuin
not quite so liberal and but twoMons
of fish were received locally over Bun-
- day. The run now constats mostly of
Chltiooks, while a short time ago tha
' greater number of fish caught con
sisted of steelheads. Reports front the
lower voiumoia inaicai m sa.uj wu
dltlon. -- ..- , -
Strawberries Am Quoted Higher.
'-Because- or.-' tn amaiier arrivals 01
strawberries, , compared .., with the In
creasing demand In the south, prices
ara hlaher. and loeal values have ad
vanced 26c a crate. Late Baturday af
' let-noon some of the berries sold as
high as $2.(0 a orate. -
A car of lemons was on the track
this morning. ; . ' ' .. ..
There Is a glut of poor-quality, flan
Francisco cabbage on tha market but
I.ns Angeles quality. Is finding good
call. Former prices rule. t -
A car of seeming oraDges Is due from
the south within the next few days.
Navels ars firmer, scarcer and higher
In the south. .No change here. . t .
Brief Botes of ths Trads. . -v
: 'John A. Bell of Bell ft Co..-left, this
morning for a business trip to Olympta,
He will bo absent several days. -
Market Is overstocked . with rhubarb
and all sorts of quality Is offered. Prices
range from S to 4o a pound. .
Potato trade Is still very liberal.
Much too expensive for ;tog feed.
Locar onions ' are fast disappearing
hut the "hiarket la somewhat easier on
' Texans because of the prospects for
arrivals of cheaper stock the next few
days ' " v.'"
Outdoor-grown lettuce ' is in larger
supply and there Is in consequence an
' easier feeling on hothouse. Price down
a fraction loo.. - - t
Asparagus is only In fair supply this
' morning but more liberal shipments
are expected tomorrow.
' . Front street sells . at the following
r prices. ? Those paid shippers are less
regular commissions: -
- drain. Hoax and Xayv .'.
v FLOTJK Eastern Oregon ;. petenta
. 4,tt; straights.. ll.fiB; exports, fi.iBQ
, ( ll.0; valley. $4.45; graham, Hs. S4.M;
whole wheat, $4.40; rye, 60s, ItTeO; bales
'HAT ProduceM11 arica Timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy till- ordin
ary. $11.60012; eastern Oregon. 1 10
17: mixed. $10lu.69; clover. $10912;
grain, --) j cheat. ); alfalfa, $129
CHIT TIM BARK 4 9 4 e
' ' Batter, Effr and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT -Delivery t. d. b. Port-
" land; sweet cream, 22Ho; sour ilHo lb.
V BUTTER Extra creamery, 25c; fancy
,, 92 9 22 Wo; ordinary. 2 Ho; store, 16c
lb, ' i-
EGGS Extra fancy, candled, 17e. .
CHEESE Full cream, flats, 15 9 15 He
half skimmed, ISo lb; Touna; Americas,
, 16910HO per lb; California Young Am
ericas, I6c; flats, 14o lb.
POULTRY Mixed chickens.' 149
14Ho lb; fanoy hens. 14 15c: roosters,
old. lOo per lb; fryers, 14.60)4 dor;
" broilers, , $4 9; geese, old, 9e lb;
: turkeys, alive, 15917c per lb; dressed,
10920c lb; squabs, 22.60 dosen; pigeons,
$1.25 dosen; dressed poultry, I9IV1C
per lb. higher.
Bops. Woo) and Klfles. , '
' HOPS 190T crop,, first prims, So;
prime, c, meuium 10 prime, ec; me
, dlum. $94o lbs 1000 crop, H 91)40 lb;
' oontracta. 1008. 88Ho In. '
WOOC1908 WlUametta valley 12 H
MOHAIR 1008 Nominal. I89I8H&
HIDES Dry hides. 110180 IhVsalL
4 60; green; lo less: calves, green.
pwto: aips, so
lb; bulls, green salt.
1 mriHO in.
Sheepskins shearing. -119200
each; short wool, 2 to 91 ec: medium.
CANNED ASPARAGUS
s, PROPS FR03I SKIES
4 - You, can show , your pocket- e
4 book nowadays without having H
4 it connscated when buying as- e
peragus. Opening prioes on the 4
4' California pack' have been an- 4
e ' nounoed bv" : HIckmott and the 1 e
4 central California canners. Hick-
e mott'has returned to tha busl- 4
ness after an absence of several e
,4 years and his prices ara 12H to e,
e 15 per cent lower than opening
e values of last year. ; Tha central '
e California canners' prices are
4 higher on white than Hickmott
e but lower on green. , r 4
THE
SHAKPER AITETITE
. FOJt SPRING DUCKS
This Is spring duck weather
from a consumer's point of view,
although sa far as the duck is
concerned, a little more water
would be welcome, The publlo
wants -spring ducks some about
eight weeks old and commonly
called "green" and for these
the price would; likely rule
around 25o a pound for awhile.
However, none are arriving and
tha edge of the spring; duck ap
petite Is getting sharpsr. .
. . . .
wood., 0c9$l aacnj long wool. 71c 9
TALLOV? Prime, pet 1ft. 304e
iH a. 1 and grease. 2 91Hc - v .; ,
. Trults and Tse;etablae
POTATOES Select. 7c. selling: buy
ing Willamette valley. 4t50o; eastern
Multnomah and CWckemaa. to per
wt; awiwis. iKWtol new potatoes. Oo.
oklONft-Jobblua pricey beet. Ore
son. 15.00; seconds, . 24.0094.25; Tex
as $J.7 per 10 lb. crate; t crata Iota,
".'"crate; garlic, 22o lb
APPLES Select, $8; fancy. $2.2$ 9
I. 5 of choice. $260: ordinary, ILHti
FRmTS Oranges. $2,259
2.75; bsnsnas I Vic per lb; : crated. 8c;
lemons, $22.(0 box; grspef.ulu $2,509
8:50: plneappUa. 849 doj: tangerlnee,
II. ti oxis strawberries, $2,26 le ,l-
vTLPOh.'ABLES Turnips, " new, ; 589
. aack; carrots, per eack: beatt
1 ni urkr naranlDS. $5o&ttl cab
bage. 1 1.50 & 1.00; tomatoes. California,
8l.fi: ilorlU. $3.50W2.75; kexloaA. 82:
beans, 18c; cauliflower, Oregon. 'cXl
artichokes. 75o dos; green onions. , 40c
dos; veppers." oeu, c; tnu iv ui
hotnotse lettuce, $1.0001.50 box; head
. . .ii.iiiii Km vm hnthnim..
California, $1.5092.60 dos; radiahjs ISo
dos. bunches; rhubarb,- Oregon, 4e lb;
oelery, $4 604.75 crate; cranherrlee.
naracus. Oregon. 97o lb; 09c
rfmn Lunches: California. o lb; ' spin
ach. $090o box.
Orooarus. Vats. Bta
SUGAR California j Hawaiian Re
finery Cube. $5 80; powdered. $$6j
granulated, $.25; conf. A., .46; extra
B., $6.00; golden ynjuw,
$5.7$; beet granulated, $8.2$; bar
rels, 16c; half barrels, $0c; boxes. 66a
Mvanca on aack oaalsv " ' ' . t
(Above prices ara It days net , cash
notations.)-- -
HONET $2.0 per arata.
COtr'EE Packajs nranda, $11,889
"salt Coarse Hslf j round! . l0s
112.6V per ton: 60s. $14.00; table, dairy
60s, $1M0j 100a. $18.76; balea. 82.10;
importid Liverpool; 60s. $2u.0et "Va
$18.00: 4s. 18.00: extra fine arreia. la
s and 0S. $4.6096.60; iJveipool lurns
rock, $20.60 par to; 60-lb rock, $l$.60;
lOua, $11.00. .
(Above prices apply to sales of less
than car lota Car lots at special price
eubject to lutuetlona.) ,
RICE Imperial Japan, No, L 8c; Na
1 6Vkt6o; New Orleans, nsad. Is;
Ajx"6l; Creole, 6.110. - . . ;
whlteT $t$6j pink. $1.86; bavou. ,$$.$$;
Lima. 86 1 85' Mexican reds, 4Hc 1
um..-,0'u' -7.T. V..lr ijTwM. Ik? I
HtLA.pt ami u woim. ;."
NUT
. uLamiia Jltmbo
lb
m. f. IK TrkMmtmA
0e
par lb; Jspaneaa,
aneae.8U9$VC: rose ted. $ He
per id
ipr 19, T . " .. ." ... -
walnuta, Caurornia, is oar to
pine nnta. 10 per w; uraorj ,
r, , . k...ll nut XkA, Mf lb: 1 11-
berta16o per Jb; fancy pecans, 1492
per In: almonds. 14c
Bfeata. na and Frovlatona.
DRk-SSED MEATS Troni street
kiti Wc; veal, exua. W9o P
lb: ordinary, 'IVio per lb: heavy,
78e per lb; mutton. Taney, lie per in.
HAllS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
(locaiT hams. 10 to 18 lbs., 16o per lb.;
14 to II lbs 14 Ho per lb.; 18 to . 20 lbs,
14Hc; f breakfast bacon, 149220 per
lb; picnics. lOo per M; cottage rolL llo
lb: regular abort clears smoked. 11 Ho
per lb" unsmaked. 10Ho per lb; clear
backs, unsmoked. lHci smoked. 11 He;
Union butta, 10 to 18o lb; unsmoked.
12o per lb: smoked, llo per lb; clear
bellies, unsmoked. 18o par lb;, smoked,
14o per lb; shoulders. Ho per lb;
olckled tongues, yoo oacn.
LOCAL LARD Kettle
l.f 10a Ittta
perlbl $S, 12oVer lb; 60-lb'tins; 12e
per lb; stean rendered, 10a. 11 Vo per
lb; '5s, llu per lb; compound. 10s.
''fiIh R'ock eod llHc lb; flounders,
6o per lb; halibut, -8c per lb; striped
baaal 1 per lb: catfish. 11c ir lb. sal
mon, chlnook, 8c per lb ateelhead. 7o
per lb; herrings . 6o per lb; soles.
7d per - lb; , shrimps, . lOo per
lb: perch, $o per lb; tomcod. llo par id;
lobsters, 15o per lb.t fresh mackerel. 8e
per lb crawfish, 25c per. dosen; stur
aeon. lHo per lb: black baas. lOo per
lb; silver smelt, C97e per lb; sturgeon,
12He lb: black cod, 7Ho lb; era be,
$1.0u91.50 dosen; shad, 6c; roe; shad,
10c: shad roe, 25o lb. A r
oibltR flhoalwajer bey, per gal
lon. $2.60: per 100-lb Sack. $6.00: Olym
pli per gallon. $140; per 100-lb sack,
8O09$.60: Eagle, canned, 0o can; $7
dosen; eastern In shell. $1.76 per nun-
CLAMS Hardshell. " par box. $1.40;
rasor clams. $1.00 per bos: lOo per doe.
Faints. Goal OIL Bto. "
ROPE Pure manlla, lie; standard,
line; sisal. $ic; L B. alsaV a. . .
Coal Oils . Dw,.
Water White
10 H
14 Ho
Pearl Oil
Head Light $Ho
Eocene
Special W. W.. 14 : 0
Elaine ............
Extra Star .. .
18 0
!?
21 o
. 4 I
,28 o
.11 a
18 . 0
Gasoitn- lfon Bbta
V. IS. and P. Naphtha ,r.12Ho -Red
Crown Gasoline..... i Ho -
Motor Gaaollne ....... r. 16 Ho -
86 per cent Gasoline ...10
Cases.
19H0
22Ho
22He
$7 He
16 e
BENZINE 86 deg., cases, ; lHo per
gal; Iron bbls.l$Ve per ali .
TURPEN .' INE In rases, ,720 per gal;
wood bbls, 9c per gal. -
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls 49c; cases
55c; boiled, bbls 61c; cjises 67c, a gal;
tots of 260 gallons le less. . i
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. ?Ho per lb;
100-lb lote. 1c per lb; less lots, $Ha..."
.WIRE WAILS Present, basis at $$ 28.
SUPPLANT JAPS BY
'IS'Ofi F
(Special Dlptch, to The Journal.) v
La Grande, AprU 27. Work on the
bis? sugar beet farms tributary ; to Un
ion Is In full blast at present. Ths
seeding: has bsen completed, and the
recent arrival of about eighty ; people,
Germans,' many of them , from Walla
Walla,, marks a dlstlnot period in sugar
beet culture In Union county? It Ms
the purpose of the company to event-
it.ltv .unnl.nt T.nt YlrAek .nil Vnrenn
labor with Germans. This promises to
be a - very prosperous year in sugar
beet culture. .
. - EASTERN LIVESTOCK HIT, '
rtk: - ' -f ..." " : :-;fe ;rV ., . ,
Hogs, Cattle and Sheep Are All Feel
' inir Effects of Bine Monday.
Chlcaero. Anrll 27. Hogs, ' 48.000
n. ,10n i
8,000; -cattle, 10,000; sheep. 800. ' '
Omaha, Neb., April 27. Hogs, 4,600;
cattle, 2,700; sheep, 10,000, .
ARMS
OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND. MONDAY JSVENINO. APRIL 7,1003.
Rutfpr Rpaqnn
Year April
to 22 l-ilc
IS. Ill PROSPECT
Only 0l3 Yards flowed lip
and Others Are CultlYafcd
, Better, 'Than Ever.
' f'.'By Hyman H. Cohen. . ' ' ',
Trniaaa u nraeent signs go astray
Oregon1 wUl produce mora bales of hops
during 1808 than a year ago. ,
While a few week ago thera was no.
iMnr but talk of olowsd-up acreage.
now everyone Vis cultivating etnd do
ing the work In a mora tnorougn man
ner than a year ago. .
Yards that were said to, be ready to
nii ,m kv (ha ownara a Hw weeae
a ,n luava found during the past - few
ag
da
days to be In prime condition i
Doles and wire adjusted to a nicely,
auu who vijwv. r .
situation Is that the yards that have
been plowed up to date have been those
nianian i or nrniiii - -n-i
and during lata aeaaona could scarcely
k - , . .1 s.nnM n fnrm an aver
it nroduotion. In few sect lorn s of ths
HI, urmiuufcivii. - ' v- r
it lia varda been nlowea up.
This really meana . that while the
. t win nnt ha aa heavy
.11.,. J . ..Vk'V ... .... - -
aa a year ago, the production will be
greater oacauso mt juu."
celved better attention and only the
poor croppers have been given over to
other purposes. J----
I fOO K a inp on ins urnun bik"
to Huletn yesterday, pausing for exam
(nation' alone- tha route, and found but
few yards that have not been- worked.
TV.. mnm A . . mm t h rlll h fltl. of the
banner hon-produclng seotlons of ' the
country, i tie viae vuvwvu iwu .vih.
FOREIGFiTRSFORCE
A DECLIfiE IH WHEAT
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
; Open. , Close, Apr. 26. Loss.
Msy
July
4..e
S$' '.I 85t ; :
.$$
Chlcsgo. April $7. Every ; Urns the
foreign wheat, markets go wrong there
i - MMnAinllnff Inreaaa 'In hearts?!-
ness In this market, although for a mo
ment or two me duii viemru. uinj .iui
hold control of the situation and price.
However, there was bearlahneas every-
wnere in ine wneai msrmi wiajr.
..iwvil r th m mA ml A Inwee and clnaea ll4d
under the final of Saturday. This mar
ket opened c to He lower, and closed
He to He under the previous season.
Liverpool caused me oaa atari nare,
what. Short covering and profit-taking
In the May brought the price to wltliln
1 11 e- m-. ai - f" "
a fraction of Saturday's closln
5ull, w
little change in price for the day.
visions were entirely lacking In
rt hfrmiu of tha Inability Of
Corn ana oatf marxec were
Ith
Pro-
Ku.mi.ma .1 InahlHtv Af narfr.
aiin
era to hold the price of hose muzz. For
(Range by Downing-Hopktns Company)
Onen. High. Low. Close.
May.. .:.. ..7. 97 9i 97
July.
bs e it e r
CORK
Miy,... H 7
Ijuly ....$
ills
$6
$2
OATS
Mav. .....$24 ' 624 81
$2
July..... 41 H . . 48 H 42 H
42
, 1 , MESS PORK.
May .........1290 1291 1285 1285
July.. ...1326 1225 1217 1317
GRAIN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Barley Firmer and Higher for Spots
and Futures. ,
f San Francisco.. April 27. Merchants'
exchange quotations: '...,
WheatMay. 81.65! December, $1.67.
Barley May. ' $l.$9i December,
$l.a6H. , - - 1
, Cash prices wore: - .
Wheat No. 1 winter. Walla Walla.
$1.66'; red Russian. $1.62 H: turkey
red
,i .11 70: h nts em. si. o per cental.
Barley No. 1. bright, feed. $1.42 H;
XT .1 kMol 1 1 Ki rr r.n i ml
av. - a ' ' ' ' v . . . '
Oats No. 1 white, $1.66 per cental.
Millfeeds Bran, $30: middlings,
$12.5; shorts. $30.60 per ton. ;
Northwest Crop Weather.
Western Oregon and Western Wash.
Ington Fair tonight with light frost,
Tuesday fair. Northwest winds.
tTn.t.pn firmmnn V.trn Waahlnatnn
and Idaho Fair and cooler tonight
with heavy rrost. 'i uesaay iatr. . i
a ii mi i ' slj il )i i ii
' Liverpool Wheat. Market,
Liverpool, April 27. May wheat
opened at 7s4Hd: closed at 7a3d, a
net loss of lHd from Saturday. ,
, -- ,-V; ,
American Grain Supply.'
New York. April 27. American visi
ble supply Wheat, 86,865,000 bushels;
corn, 5,714,000 bushels. ,
- '; f '?'';'-.
World's Wheat Shipments.
New York, April 27. World's ship,
ments of wheat, 6.232,000 bushels.'
Chicago Cash Barley.
-' Chicago, April 27. Cash barley, 709
86c. .
NOMINAL ARRIVALS .
F
Prices of Best'3Iove Up 15c
From Low Mark;
-Sheep Feel Weak.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. "
t Hogs, Cattle. Sheen.
Today 1 262
1807 90 29 207
1908 ..,....,.,., ... .75 . ...
1905 ... 125
Portland Union Stockyards, April 27.
Thera was a series of changes In live
stock prices and conditions today. Hogs
advanced-15 cents from the low point
with today's range for best stuff at
$6,86 . 60.. The market was .firmer
throughout owing to the lack of arriv
als. China fats went up 86c. -
While the cattle market closed last
week with a rather dull tone, tha open
ing was better today although : quota
tions are about the same.
Sheep were - weaker with , a loss of
26o In average prices. -
A year ago today all lines were steady
at unchanged values.
Official yard prices:
Hoge Best stuff, $6.16 8.60 -China
fats. $6.00(.26; feeders, $6.605.76.-
Cattle Select eastern Oregon a sieers,
mri.. tamha ulskln. Ii nminns. 28.00
DIG HOP CROP
ORCE
HOGS
HIGHER
Cff 6.60; ewes, $5.00? mixed. ?4.76(g'5.O0;
yearlings,' If fat. (-t-) i shearlings,. $5.00
i$S.25. ' , , i . .
. i J.-V.'.i . t-." ' ' ' '
Later Than Even This
30,4907, Trice Dropped
roujia ior ureamencs iicro
FIRST CHOICE
SELLSJJ 830
W. A. Gordon Buys Table at
Board of Trade's First
'Auction Sale Today. ',
. nil J uvii.i mmm .iin ii il. A
first choice of grain tablee on the board
of trade today . by tha W. A. Gordon
tn, I 4Atl... . . .. mmt . . ..J
company. V
i waa ine regular yair suction ana
was conducted by 8. L. N. Oilman. The
uaa vk in lawva waa &ur a. yvriva'v m
year, starting. May 1,
ine second cnoice zor s xsdis was
secured b
1 by A
or 16.
r, Guth
Alhera Bros.' Milling eom-
1. Tha third ehnlra want to
nsny" for
pwiuui, uumi i. mr . a. ...... v. wi.w
J. il Murphy secured (he fourth choice
et $10. The successful bidding was due
Haifou
lk.t. -. . 1 . .A mwA
somewnai 10 air. murpny, wno iiinw
to bid up prioes from the lump. The
fifth choice went to Sanford, Campbell
it Henley at $10. Acme mills took the
sixth choice at $10. , .
. Tha grain market was fractionally
eaaier today but .' former prlcea were
still being bid.
Produce was snowing tns usual Mon
day quiet at former prices.
Offers to sell: 200 esses gallon toma
toes at $2.50! 60 cases $Hs at $1.8$.
Hales: 160 pounds fancy dairy butter
st lHe: 26 to $0 cases candled eggs.
l$Hc, casee return.
Wheat (track prices) Club, $847$6e;
red, 83 084c; bluestem, 87086c; valley,
866o.
Harlav Faad. 824: rolled. 827 0 28:
brewing. $26. .
uata ra. i wnna, iii.i)n, ara,
1 ....... ... n . . . . K.IJ1l..a
Mllieiuira nrao, mwuinif",
$30.60; ahorts. country. $28.50; city, $2;
Wlieil ana oariay cuu, -
Butter Extra, 26c; fancy, 24c; choice,
$2He: store. 16c ,
Eggs (loss and commission offi
ce. ONE CITY CREAMERY
PUTS BUTTER LOWER
One city creamery cut Its pries
on best butter to 47 He per twor
pund" square late todsy, but all
other makers held thslr price
firm because of tha good north
ern demand.
STOCKS ADVANCE Oil
inline
New York Market Shows
Rise of a 1-8 Points. for
St. Paul for Day. .
New Tork, April IT. A somewhat
more cheerful and optimistic tone could
be detected In the stock market during
the trading of today. There was a
higher rate for call loans due to the
Improved buying for investment and,
taken altogether, the financial situation
took on a brighter hue than for. soms
days. The reports of the railroads In
dicate that an Improvement in traffic
is beginning to make itself felt again
and ' thla probably accounted for the
sharp advance In some of tha leading
rail Issues today. At the close there
was a gain of over $ politfs In St Paul,
1 H In Union Pacific. tn Southern Pa
cific, 1 point In Northern Pacific and a
fraction in Great Northern preferred.
The sales for the day totaled 757,200
shares. ;
Rangs by Downlng-Hopklns Co.:
DESCRIPTION.
' ,.
Amal. Cooner . . .
Snrar '
Col. Fuel Sc. Iron
Brooklyn
People s uas ...
U. 6. Steel com..
U. S. Steel pfd..
Aiciuson ,
Rait Xr nhio . ..
Canadian Pac..,.
Erie ... i ...... .
IiOuls. & Masn. ..
Missouri Pac.
Pennsylvania ...
Reading:
Rock Island . . .
Southern Pac. . .
77i
St. Paul 1
Un. Pac.
Am. Smelter ...
12'
"70-
loo
1304 !
N. Y. Cent
Nor, Pac ,
Anaconda ......
("treat Nor
Am. Loco
Cen. Lcatncr ,.
Ches. & Ohio ..I
Rock Island, p..
Smelter, p. .....
Wabash, p.
Soo, c. ..........
Cotton Oil .....I
eft
83
20 H
24
34
$4 .
$2
80
86
1U
11214
112
Metropolitan . . .
Norfolk
29
Ontario
am wnrtiens. . .
21
Total soles. 757.300 shares.
Money, high 2 per cent; low 1 per
cent
close 2 per cent.
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.
(Furnished by Overbeck & Cook Co.)
Boston, April 27. Official bid prices:
ailnnaa ' ?&
lOlrl Dom.
Cat, & Hecia.680
Cop, Range ., 6tf
Daly West .. 8
Dom. 'Copper, -m
C. Ely ..., $
ooid Hin;.,ar...
Greene . ., , . "8
Michigan ,v. 10H
Mohawk . .. . 47H
North Butte.; 64J4
Nevada Cons. 12 hi
Glroux ....... 3 94
usceoia ...... i
Qulncy ...... 2
Shannon ..... 11
Tamarack v.. 60 ;
Victoria ..... 4H
Winona . ..... 4
Wolverine ...125
Butte Coaia . . 214
United Cop. . . 6h
Parrot ......
Nlpplsslng ... 7
Asked.
' Northwest Bank Statement,
PORTLAND.
Clearing today ..........: 888,811.72
Tear ago .................. 1,111,842.10
Balances today , 88,960.12
Tear ago ................. 120,011.4$
' : SEATTLB.
Clearing 22-252
Balances 183.278
TACOMA. r;
Clearing . 65M5!
Balances ...................... 61,644
v Today's Metal Market. ;
New " Tork, April 87. Metal quota
tions! i Copper Lake. 12H 18c: elec
trolytic, 12 H 012c? castings, i2 H 9
12C, i . , ' ,
.rt f'-j- r 111 1 '
TacomatWhen.t Market,
Tacomd. April 27. Wheat Export,
club, 84c; bluestem. ,86c; red, 82c, .
i 'v' - 1 1 1 11 11 a 1 in . ;'' .;'
';'?h'v?; Heavy ; Frost.- ml
' -.1' rSpecisl Dlptch te Tbe Joorail.V
. Pendleton. Or April 27. Heavy frost
last night in the state -line district In
the nortlnipnrt of Umatilla county great
ly damae-ed early peaches, strawberries
and cherrles.:v , 1 ; - : w
HIT SIWYS
FREE OFFUUERALS
' -'I -ewaJS-a-SlS-aWSn-w
Ministers 'Fass Resolution
V Asking for Change in :
Present Custom. .
A resolution was passed this morning
at the Presbytsrlan Mmlsters' assocU
tlon raauestinf tha undertakers of the
city, where It falls In their power, to
refrain from placing runertig on uo-
Amw ' , v
rha matter of the Sunday funerals
has been talked of many Umes, but
nnthlnf eotnes of IL" Said One Of the
ministers. 'Tor soma reason unknown
to others tha undertakers seem to pre
mm kavina- funaraia on that day." ' In
stances were cited of ministers who had
opposed Bunoay xuneraia iuim . .
It would have more force.- sug.
TT. . i- . - m . . n Mr.lntuui came
?rom the general ministerial
tlon." It was finally decided, however,
to let the resolution stand and hope
for Indorsement from the general asso
ciation, nev. enry 7.1
elected to serve tba unexpired term oi
in reference to tha theory of a lata
origin of tha PepUteuch.
Dr. McQaw showed by the rererenoes
to the Pentateuch .In the PIm
and tha familiarity Shown with the
Mosaic dlepeneatkm In the. book of
Deuteronomy, that the PenUUuchmust
hava preceded these. - .u'.' A
His conclusion wss that there il w
sufficient evidence for tha thfry that
some othea than Moses wrote the ( books
ascribed to .m. He stated that It- Is
lmin.a to believe that
forger wrote the books with, the pur
pose of deceiving, since) Moses men
tioned no less than $7 Umes aa tha an-
ll,-U would be psyhologlcally Impos
slble." said Dr. jcOaw. ';f or a man to
put himself so completely Into the
spirit of Moses' tlms aa to produce
works which are so authentic and incon
trovertible. . No onet but Moses could
hsve produced them." - '
in the discussion which followed the
paper. Kev. Charles Hayes held it 1m
poaalble that such a redactor, as a cer
tain type of higher rltlo sums to
have written and harmonised the Scrip
tures, should hava made an Impression
on his own generation sufficiently
marked for him to be known by name.
tlllNAMAN FOILS HIS
ENEMY BY MURDER
(CBltad Prete Leased Wire.)
v.lllnrh.m. Waah..'- ' Anrll 27. I
win Waha. a rich Chinaman, who w
a Chinese girl 20 years old, and who
he says was his wife, but who Is be
lieved to be a slave of his was detained
In he United mm'tJ"S, 'he?
nt Sumas. murdered the girl bv cutting
her throat Baiuroay nisu
the county jau ne v.. ......
glJTB rO UTZIB'S CATALOOTHB
; vt . i .,. ,'-
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc.
"Address " ' - - " : . ' ' '
J. J. BUTZER. SEttDS
. Xetl A. Ji.
MEW'S DISEASES.
CURED TO
- - i , . - , ; '.. . ' . -
tl X IMy
II (( 1) Uncomplicated
ll'Vs-K Disorder
No other physician employs a like method, and
so thorough Is my work" that there need not b
the slightest fear of a relapse Into the old condi
tion. U is not a question of whether you can be
cured, but whether you will be cured. Don't wait
until It is too late. My method Is perfect and
quick. The cur Is absolutely certain. 1 ua NO
KNIFE, cause no pain, and you need not be de
tained', from your work for on day. 1 espectally
sollclt those cases wher many so-called treat
ments hav failed or where money has been
wasted on 'electrio" belts and other sppliances.
Those In any trouble suffering from S PER-
ItorhOEA. LOUSES AN D DRAINS.
SON or any other disease tending to destroy
and dlsflanir and to render happiness impos
sible are urged, to call upon me without do-
Consnltatioi. and Advice
HOTTBSt S A. M. TO
The DR. TAYLOR Co:
. .4 934 Morrison Street.
OOaUTZB SZOOD ABTS XOB&XSOZf STBIBTS, rOBTXAVS. OBBOOH
r
WHEH m PROMlSE A CURE Y0V MAY RELY UPON IT
, THAT WE WILL CURE YOU
WE CURE QUICKLY, SAFELY AND THOROUGHLY WEAK- ;
NESS OP "MEN, ' VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE, NERVOUS
DEBILITY, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, SORES, ULCERS.
SWOLLEN GLANDS, KIDNEY, BLADDER AND RECTAL
DISEASES; PROSTATE GLAND DISORDERS AND ALL CON-;
TRACTED SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN. ' , 4 ,
. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. '
If You Cannot Call, Write fof Our Sel-Exmntlon Blank Free,
Our Fee $1000 No Pay Unless Cured
CONSULTATION CONFIDENTIAL AND INVITEDA per
sonal, thorough tnd searching examination 18 . desiredj f11"
Inconvenient to call, write us a full description of your trouble. Our
office hours are from 9 a. m. to 8:30 p. m., excepting Sunday Ironi
9 to 12v Address or call on the ; 4 - -
ST. LOUIS
KEDICAL AXD
SL2CICAL
COBBXB BE COITO AJT1 TAMS1XH
-V
sm 681" urjiniiuvi bjmuuii a --
port Waha to China and keep the glrf
inmseir. x or inia mra n 7 '
killed her. On the way to tnis cut ne
rt-r.A t.m mhmrltf KI rtftft it ha COIllJ
he allowed to go back to China, llie
. . .... . . t i . I V. . im
einry ne oia o ins enarui um"' j
that the woman trlod to kill herself and
that ne Tinisnea ine ;oo oy euiima
throat with a rasor. -
i' a ' ggg!!!!g?3
PIU.NT15Q
THR EAOLH PRINTINO CO. NOT IM
trust; close figures, good work. 88
Russel bids., eorner 4th and Morrison.
MmWtaRTEKYn0"VfcD7Ta
146 6th St., epp. Meier Frank'a"
billheads, eto. Main 1668. 148H let.
TlUNSPOBTATIOw
COOfl. BAY LINE
Tha'ateamshtp BREAKWATER leaves
Portland wedaesday a 8 . am- from
hmk atreet dock, for Bforth Sead, M
adTMars.
Id aaA Coos Bay potato.
jrretgbt re-
ealvea tm e p. m. vm 0y.F aamna.
Passenger fare, first cUss, $16: saoond
clasa $7. Incluomg perm , ami mtsu
Inquire city ticket ofOce, Thlrdand
Washington streets, or Oak street dooa.
Colombia Elver ftcencry
' maavbATOS Lxwrn 8tbahzm,
' Lally aar vice between Portland and
The Callea, oxoapt Sunday, leaving
Portland at 1 a, m. arriving about I
p. m carrying freight and naaaengers.
Splendid aceommodaUons . , for eutflts
IfcokfEtV Alder st, rortUnd, foot
of Court et- The Dalies. Phono Main
114. Peruana. -
vobts vaomo rriAicsxzp ca .
,i ...'.-.,.... srrxAxsxzys
Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder
,
Rail for Eureka. Saa Vtanclsoo and loo
Anralas direct every Thursday at p. aa.
Ticket offioe 188 Third .near Alder.
DD. PIERCE
Cures all Ifervous aad
Private Diseases of
men:
Quicker and ' cheaper
than others. Call and sea
him first. Consnltatlpn
I free.- mono aiain
Office 181 1st su corner
I ainmit.
f OR WOMEN ONLY
S. Jta.aa.Ma'a OAtTlllslllfkd
Savin and Cotton Root Pills.
The beat and onW reUable
remedy for PELAf Bp PER-
iSlrst'sU PorUandT Phone Main 1086.
STAY CURED
" " ' :
Feein Any
SR. TAtXOB,
Tn J.eaning.
SpvolaUst.
NOT A DOLLAR
NEED BE PAID
UNTIL CURED
FREE
T. U. SUITOATm, 10 TO L, : '
i - t
(tin Hilit' 'klKMlWi
wr j
f La?T4m. v' ?jrv "
MEN
We Never Disappoint
Out Patients '
DISPENSARY'
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San Francisco Ollkz
Oregon Journal
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Medical Cuildinn
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Alphabetical; Directory
Barber, S. .TlUggs, . 0, JUrstal, 2C4w
deaturtav-lulte Jlf. - -
mm. u ft aaavtvnaa. Br.
phjrstehn 4
n TT ,,r ul U.I.
Buna oaa. a nwiw - - --. - - - r .
risher, 28. 26U dentlet Suit 411.
114. A-4DUJ
rl lurr dlsnassS lrmaxly Fllednesj
bldg. M. 866, A-1266, J
oemeivO. U 2faker. ft th, nrfc-fiultel
soi. Phone Main 266. A-186. !
Kawke. O. S
Sul
aCeefar, 9. - y den ti Suite I7J
ulte ut.
On 1612. A-1618,
Main If IS. aV-!44.
lVarkiim. sea. Zr deritdf SaftO
Phone Main t'. a-im .
Parkins, T, Xa r- oVsntlst Cult 40TJ
Phone Mala 16lf A-640A
Tlauaa. Edna, eun,fc.
Tldtlns WnraaeA.asoclatioa Oolta C01"
Phnna Wain 4087. ' ..
WatsoaKjiifrod.F, -- nstr-tfuiia
668. pnones main eis, j-..-.- i
Tenner. aV tt, pft, PhyBiota aaJTW
geoa Suit 60s. Wain 87$, A-4m.
$U(I VMS WsH 1 -
AHSWER3 W 1715T AD3
At th Jonrnal OfOoa
Tour
102.
TTriaIle4 frtm
A 12, 101. I.
8, it, 129, U2i
84, 13.
lit' 4 4 A f ; ! t t
s y ite ilk ft. VA w3
U Z8Z, IIS. . V, III, mt aim,
H4, 806. 2$. It. $10.... ... ..
. k 605, T illT lilt Mi t2t i8 Ul
282,162. 168. 168. 168, .62, I 262. 247.
L164.aiW ilillt, US, 181. 112.
18. 118, 1. ."t-.
P-'bo!58. 21. . . "t. s -
Q 16. " ' j';. ' ' '
8-2V''llt fclJ..., , , .
T 149, 14, $V T. 10, $$. . .
Y 16s, 11, lOt, 170, 14.
. Z6, 9, $2. S. ' ,
NEW TODAF.
FARMS
II ACRES i
And $-room honss," worth $800; barn.
worm auu; cnicaen .nmm l
$H mile from O. W. P., 12 miles from
Portland; only. $1,800.
.23 ACKliS 5700
TTnlmoroved ' landl 1$ mUea from
Portland.
12 ACRES $750
I acres asy to dear, hous wwrth
$250. other buildings on, th placet II
mues zrom roruwia.
5 ACRE TRACT
i
1 miles trom carline, northeast of
Montavllle, $L$00; will b on th mar
ket only a few days at this price.
40 ACRES $3000
1 miles from Slefer sUtlon. O. VT.
P.: 80 acres cleared; hous and barn
not finished; good wen near "! ''"''
t orchard. 200 trees ,se outj will divide
I . i at Ja.UaJ ! .
piKCt UCB15ju,
110 ACRES
U mil from Selfer staUon. a W. P-t
Eft cleared; 85 slashed, $S acre Umber,
good orchard, f-rooin house, larg barn.
Funning water near ouse;-am. pony.
$ colts, head young stocky binder.,
mower holler and n,s,".,op?:
cream separator and other farm im
plements; will divide plac i' d"5.
These ara only a small part of the
farms w hav for sale., Call .,
THE R0DLUN REALTY CO.
It HAMILTON BLDO ; w
Phone Main 44(2.
LOOK!
Bargains at Nashvlllet
. .... .....siiKftn
1 moucrn uvi
1 C-room, modern cottage.
1 8 -room, modern cottage ......81 ".)
1 Lniam mirt mml.rn COttSff 0 . . . v
5-acre tract cleared... ,,.........5 -
2 lots on carlln..,......a.a.a...tt'-'
2 lots not clos to car..... Jeiiw
or I wilt build to suits ait on rh
l.-Jl- m t.v. lota as first Daymici
on any deaU Be me ,,' .
JOE IN ASH
at MlUard Ava, on the Mount, Ecou
. carime. , "-
MORTGAGE LOANS
H. W. GODDARD
110 Bicoaro nr.
S15.O0O
If you have It, you run buv a e""
store In eastern Oregon vim w
you can clear 810.009 per ;r. i
sounds big but it true. Ad li e n
h. w aoDD.r,
110 SECCXS tT.
GOOD
Tf',"'
m a i 4 1 .
L- $1,890 'will v ff r"
ion the east aide cl'- ' t-i-'i'
land' rol'K nw In-! tit 1
1 Jtvut r.iihfT; fiurf ii'ii; i
! carline; Ui-1 -o- .
" . A, ' -
'331 Ctamtr n V-
nil 1 1