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Newspaper Page TextTHE QRgGON PAIEY " IfOURNAU. PORTLAND. MONDAY .EVENING, MAY 4, 1903. ; QUEEN MABIE OF 0. A. C. " All jDrops ! Look " Good In the Pacific Northwest at This Time, Reports of Damage : Being K Somewhat Preyious. TODAY'S MARKETS PRUNE CROP IS: SHORT III SOUTH ! BREWERS TO. KEEP TAB OX HOP GROWERS Whether , It meant a boycott 4 KILLERS A Conservative Estimate Says - That Production Will Be , ; ; , Quarter to Half Less. A J , - . , ; . Front street fu tares; s Prospeota for prune crop. 4 -y. To place name on nop bales. ; Walla Walla (rasa plentiful.. i Dressed meats are holding. , v Halibut dowu with good supply , Cutting price on chad. .; , . . ; . . Some quote eggs higher. . -Rice market looka higher. ' ; , : ' s, String beans from Brawley.- j r . . Chicken market la steady. ffi-' on those hop grower .In favor of prohibition or not. the brew era are uniting to demand : that". 4 every r bale of hops they pur. 4 ! 4 . chase must contain the name of 4 I 4 . the (rowers. . It la elated that ; .the brewers wljl likely have' :4 i 4 someone ; .keep ; tab on .. those I 14 names and segregate the pro- 4 hlbltlontste from those, who be- lleve otherwise. ; 4 4ew4j RATHER Sr.ll Limited Demand Is Shown for" Cattle Because of Contract Stuff. FOB TLA. NT) LIVESTOCK RTJN.' , WOOL 1808 Willamette vaUey. 11 U MUtlAltt 1U3 nominal, jl s 10 J. BMC HIDES Dry hides, lzoiao ; salt. iefio; green, lo less; calves, green, a 7c: kips, 6o lb: bulla, green salt. !H!HO ID. . Hogs., , Cattle. Today -.."..- ft. ISO i 1807: ,nu..Jil 74 ' 18-;-.......... luf - 17 ; 105 ... $76 Sheen, -, tso ; 607 J Portland Union Stockyards, May 4. The cattle ... market ; Is showing font BKEEFSKIN3 Bhwing. l5j29oltlon of the packers. Contract stuff la v - pimimmi io ru aroo. . wi, " :, uii.ua, rrivuii very ireeiv aitnourn ui run trhii. it Am . riv w woiwi. W In the yards Is only fair. There Is no wven we auggesuoa or an ssumaie oi xauxj w rnoa mr ic seote; the crop of prunes la Oregon the' oom-1 no. 4 ana grease, v Ing; season, the prospects could scarcely .'.'IBia and' TeortaMas. " be better.., The winter has been very I fraw .aea fcwvnsisav aatltifantorv from . nowtr'i ataxia. 1 POTATOES Select. 7c. Selllnar: buv- point. In California, however; they are I int. Willamette valley, 468jp6Bc; eastera select stuff oomlng at this time and the top-oi viue-maruet ror present arrrvais Hors are -firm with a small run re correti ra over Sunday. The Drlce re mains as previously quoted. - Ok 1 i J - talking of a very short crop this sea-1 Multnomah and Clackamas. Rfioc per (prices with., only, a moderate run for son: but there, as elsewhere, the re-lewt: sweeta. 9kao: new potatoes, 6c. porta of early damage are sometimes of l ONION Jobbing price, bet Ore a sensational type with little truth In Igon, tt.SO: seconds, $4.0004. 26; 1 Eer - them. However, one of the most con- I muda. tt.1S per 60 lb crate; 6 crate Jots, servauve puDiicaiions oi uauiornia, u i i.oo rrit; gsruo, ioo jo. i California Fruit Grower, now announces APPLES Seleot, IS: fancy. S3.259 some aamage. inis is wnat t says; - i j.uw; cnoice, n.u: orainary, i.u. Xavestlgattoa hows Short "California PYutt Grower a little conservative at times nromlnence to statements ef i growing crops during the sprl nave naa so mucn experience aamage these as unlng them, the day. oa arrivals. A year ago todar all lines were easv aitnougn values were uncnangeo. uniciai vara nrices: Hoge Bst stuff. 6.550: China i 1 la oerhapa ZPVl- !Xi .Vttle-Fancy eastern Oregon steers. In ilrlai i i 'i ' " i Ti! , . " ' , "v " medium, 144.00; best oows ana ignite t !i6.i SiiWJ1?..?! ,nJrr,r,1e he fera, 4.o64.2i; medium cowa SS.SO ng as wel Ir K-. 3Tfi; Dulls, X.6vS; stag-s.-J4. arfthoroo I ".SX, W ..-zi-l Sheep.; sheearedfeest wethera. $4.75 t5f-.u? .-iliM-PwSIack: carrote, 60o sack: beets, $1 sack; thoroughly as possible before I parBnlp gseffin- cabbage, $l.B0a! im. and so far as early spring lr,.t,r L' nTlt. . v . B 7 A 3 f caution to, publish them as accurately I doa- im k hnr in 1 K r ssryl r cr - lomKa sbj sa I rli f mas. 7K hmimHs 1606.60; ewes, i72S4.IiO; mixed. $4.60 Oregon. eo75ol horseradish, 8c lb; ar-i rruen onions, 12 PUT HOGS UP AGAIN. w.- a. - . " T 1 H,MWlW-s, WW UV I W , Kl wiB-i, ins viACL xoclbi ar mom iuuii a.-( w a. u.n i ff-i i r pil"h ?il?meSl?,irwin!r hIShou.; iVttucer$l arboxThead AeV. Eastern Price la Higher, Although thi. iii " -m.!. V.JI kI. T i.i-VVniini I luoet Wo aof, cucumoers, notnouae, ,n" pouty we nave own ineiinins i ioclii lT.uO8l.76 lo: .raillxh Arrivals Are Very UberaL -Hog. 67.000: cattle. l.ooo.- Hogs opened 10' w va rc v viaj ei t v v Heavy, , xo.vjEfo.tia; lignt. ' athibsse.eo, . ... - UrOOtnvfl. BlV. aHW I Hnn. nlnnA.l atrnnar an4 Ka hlrhM districts aniastd the State- I B UQ Ail California & Hawaiian R. I rnttlo tRnr1v tn 10n hlhar. Khaan crop report columns and market re-1 berry. C.66; dry granulated. 6.45: XXXI ports on verified Information from a I granulated, I6.3B; conf. A., 6.46; extra! Kansas City. May 4. Hogs, 7,000; CQnsiueraoiet numoer sources. I x., .un, guiueu u., d.sv, v., .yellow, I cattle, 8,0001 ' Sheep, s.OOO, reports of damage from various causes I L..' h.T;K.,K,K nXX ik. I Chicago. May 4.- to the varlous.Californla fruit varieties, eheep.J .naT P"1 ? 010.60: sorouts. 8o lb.: asoarairus. Ore- couia get at tnem oerore our reaanriji- 8025e do bunchrs- Walla Walla. I Mixed. IS.16W0.6B; from tfme to time. Last week we noted JiFr""" $5.1006.80: haa vaasx MAMaM.pal.1. atiota 1 1 ntanr " . 4Y I f' w w. asays.aesyss, ov vv v 1 i aV W J Wl'OIUOl nwn vua euiwi vaa th' growing crop of prunes in northern i :aj norma o ghortage is ooaflrmsa. ."Renorta comlnsr to ua from all sources and sections since confirm the I ...... MV., 4H,UU,A1.W, j V. k lmi -rels, 16c; half barrels, 30c; boxes, 6So aovanoe on saca oaaia A Ln.. l . . . . . w last years crop Is about what maybe 11 HONBY 11.60 per erata expected from the reports we -bays I COFFEE Package brands. $16.60. i ii i .1? "S .VI I per on: 60s, 111.50;. tame, dairy satisfied .ouraelvea of the fact that the 60g ifaso; jSo., '$16.00; bales, $2.35; I . tr i F iT I 'nportea wverpooi, ous, ixu.os: lna g ." :Vi ""5ii.oo: 4 a, is.oo: extra line earrats, la anta Clara valley Is more damaged J, Ma loa. $4.500 i.60; Uverpool lumf from frost, drought and thrips Uian I rock, $20.60 per ton. moat other sections this year In many toea oar lotsT Car lots at special prloos short there. . . I RICH I Dine rial JaDan. No. 1. so: No. ' "Prunes have been dropping, very z jKo; New Orleana. head, 7; badly In Banta Clara valley and the AJax, -); Creole, 6 c. state's crop- of prunes this year will be I BEANS Small white, $4.60: larfte Omaha,' Mar 4. Hoes. (.000: cattle. 1,000; sheej) 6,000. GOOD CROPPROSPECTS ARE SHOWN HI LINN , . ..... (Special DUpatcb ts The Joaraal.) Albany, Or., May . Crop prospects In Una county are excellent In vlr.yvmurh "n3"; la8t yar; ,0UtPut white, $4.46; pink. $S.86; bayou. $3.85; most lines, with the possible ex. ceptlon of hops, every Una of hortl- which was a small crop, considering the I i.imH ti ki: luazlcan' rada. Iu.A state as a whole, gome sections, partlc-1 NUTl Peanuts. Jumbo In n in; I cultural and asrloultural endeavor has ularly In northern California, had good Virginia, , Co per lb; roastwt sbeen Increased and an added surplus for mriBjoirep vi prunes isi your, oui i par Japanese, k o He; roasted. I marKet purposes wxu result, some nop the Santa Clara, valley output was short I par lb; walnuts, California, er 10; I fields have been abaaloned for the ami will be smaller this year. Boms Quote Eggs Hlgaer, , In the egg market there Is a differ ence of opinion . regarding the exact standing of the demand and the Drlce. One or two dealers say they are able bias nnta. 16a fier lb: hicsorv anta I year, others have been Dlowed under. iOe per lb; bracil nuts. 1 60 per lb; fll- yet the great Industry has received no berts. llo per Jb; fancy pecana.'lCO20t great setback in Linn county and most per lb: almonds, 14a. growers feel that a better season will Heats, riskv aad Provisions. ensue on account of the fact that so mirasim ww. many outside sections In the state have to sret I80 forth taw arrivals thev ar I Hotrs. fancy. 80 lb: ordinary. ld7hkc: decided to srivo up hop cultivation. receiving white others r eouallv ws- llarce. TlJ)wOi veal, extra." 84o vr 4 incrasea acreage or wneat, nay uive inat J Mto is ma extrrmo jimu ana 1 id: orainary, so per id; t has It ai1 t n aa n tin rhsv ml trti4 Ksa I 7 AT) ft a rva 1 K miiftnn fia nirv 1 1 atrvvinay omh w tit rtAira i ii M 1 1 th. i . iiono t-t uyg a cu ui vuv xiiiani. truu- out pelts, 12'16& r, dltlon. Practically all the grain has HAMS. BACON, ETCv-Portland pack I b8" own ,n tfeetlon an4. the only (local) hama, 10 to 12 lbs., 15o per ib.; I actual work to be done Is the task of 14 to 1 lba, 14C per JD.; 18 to 20 Iba, piaiivinB iaio garaens ana poiaioes. Uo; breakfast bacon, 1422o per Heretofore the acreage in Linn county lb; picnics, lOo per lb; cottage rolL llo I nM been decreasing on account of the BUGS WEATHER CATCH BEARS AVheat Market Again Ad vanced With New Crop Holding Best Gains. . .The great atrength d!aplay4 4 by the Chicago and Liverpool as' 4 4 J .wall as other European markets ' 4 w zoroea in local market lo higher on the board of trait 4 today, bluestem advancing to 9o a bushel, whlW club wen,t td 86o; 4 red 84e and valley 8Bo a bushel. m. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. July 2 ,2 ......,, 86" Sept Chicago, .May 4. Short seller war. atlU very muoh frightened today la the wheat market and tbelr efforts to covar sent aaay, to $1,04, a net high record, f-VhBr.pnlDff.of 9 nwket this morn: ng. Tae markae r.lnmA ni.h - months strongest, July advancing 1 and September iHo aa against ft o for una vrup. b Damage news, conalstlna-'af hn,. verse weather and nth. .T.i.. .?"'.?-- to tha market, of this period of ihS ??.m,'.wt!.,!a1 broadaaat by the bull 7r. u ' ,l " were Deuevea by the bears, who rushed to cover, but the bulla themaalvaa Hz.. Ti7 l n" llo'yaC01 "itravalllng- quota! t one The cash situation la stifi a verv msdeexp'r HaTtng im. With Corn Shorts. The Kaueazlnar rmu. l . . . . . " . " uvoa lias Qureiui ,n liar a!i market and tie sellers of tho May option received ariesson that cost them plenty of mui i...V' worry while they were trying to get from undar tha fn Kf.tJi""- w Surdf r n1- touched 705o wir ib4 ,uhIgn mark w" reached. While the othar nnt nn. ... Y ' th.uy.Tos's. oT thrma in gursuUyVhanged.0-' 1U0Utl0M Wero ProvTaiona vara vap the higher prloe on corn and May pork ?i iiciii,iiM4t m juv'id- f-4 - Si ?i t ' t f if1- 7 j ; Miss Marie Cather of Corvallla, as She Appeared Robed as Queen of tagi jt irat majaay j eawvai jyver xiwia ai me Btate Agricaitural College Llllll ORYS OPEN CAIilPAlGII TODAY Reddy Amendment Pro vokes Special Determina tionBrougher Speaks. Range by Downlng-Hopklns C0.1 WHEAT. Onan. TTfsh May ...... 104U iniu. July ...... 10 - 91 SepC ..mm., 85 86 U rrmv May ...... sa fu July ...... 643 64T, compelled to sell at 17c. - Batter Market la VeryTlrm. There Is a very firm tone In the local butter market because of the large or ders now coming from Alaska and the north. All creameries report a heavy nam a n A ann a t t hla ( m. tinna ara ia. I : , . , - . r. lib: reauiar stnort cieara anioKea.i 1 1 4a a 1 wiuo r lchi uj. uivciouim i.runK i 1 u porting , a surplus. 8oms. of , them ; P,V lb; uamoke lOe per ? 1 h? clelr dairying. Much new land has been re- norrem'alnTatl. ffifftS h" uiuun uut Lam. aw lu au iu. i 1 1 rii 1 tbi sail wbi wvt v &" v vv.iw -a vr ie unexpeoiea noavy oemana will ,,T i ih: amokeA lie MUhi ilaS reals. lorce a snoriage in actual suppues ana fi.maV un.mokad. rsn Tr lh- .mni,7i I Hortieulturlats say that the late any marked injury this Is In excellent so 1 condition inrougnout tne enure oounty. m J Vast aectlona of Linn have been planted . 1 . , . . 1 .1 1 . 1 uar ip, m ic.iii riuuviwi. ,v& ii uu Deri iu lines kuu o v oui uan y i u 1 uaim vai "":'r"rlwn." a, lllao per lb; compound. fOa ley will be the great center of aDDle. fri -uIMM,ir- Z aV't tol. . . . - pear, peach, cherry and walnut cultura ..IT. -l.li. --" l Jfiaa kock coa. 1140 id: noundera I In the state or Oregon. firing a t Action "over this amSunt in PT.ib.L 2?I.. .lbL Sa wberrlc. apd other -mall fruit. order to be sure of seeurlnsf their full .'"i---. iVVr.i'r.Vi" tranoir Dutter is rancin nv-i : ' . - y- . . . - . --- . n.r i n n.rrtnn mn nnr i r - baia. nut thi market hiiher Toa.Tho hiva be,' Unsmoked, ISo per lb; smoked, I Horticulturists sa ords fo s;ase a?s rnak? mri.fl 140 Per lb: -houldera: Uo per lb; frosts have not done ?iiiitoT-,V-7-- tongues, lOo oaoh, ' to the fruit cropland ;r,,.7 lrOCA JAK1 ettie lear, 10a. 12o condition tnrougl Si Pr lD! 6". 12 c er lb: 6-i, tln"i "2c Vast .ectlona of .V. " per lb; steam rendered. 10a, 11 to per to trees and eve: r lb; (a 11 Ho per lb; compound. 10s, ley will be the in f ant V5 P8r lb- Peaf peach, cher re of- "IH Kock cod. 12 Ho lb; floundera In the state of lb, solea I this rlamasre haa been overdrawn and 10c per I that Linn county will produce, as many orders. tween nary stock store butter tions that have , ruled for so long isnmiTw ri wnis wrrmmji w. J ' " .. It Is ou ta UkeTv ThTt the noul rv M1. i.p,.WS2' an- tol.&JWh market will hold steady during he iioaiVo dr sh-3. i2or 'ro. ..7-T L.", rf."' ""V l? I . 1 Q 1 m IK . . ar - . -- -- -- - V yam or a local rsiant yieidttd 140 R lfmttd M pr ft x.mc P-Ti orateaof these luscious berfles T ai k Si V-I.,ia i . -ini- - lobstera, I6o per lb,; fresh mackerel. 80 any time In her history. I Per lbj crawfian, seo per dosen; stur-1 The greatest Interest centers in wal- iwn, i.- v-r dm, sua dm nut culture and the whole country has crssent waak- Th m.rkat n M tint ra I ... .v. .a. iu. ik . I . . . ' . I ... DILI, V, . . . peive too noerai supplies last week 1 OTSTEiUJ Shoalwater bay, nar gal the only weakness being caused at per-I Ion. $2.60; per 100-Ib sack. it. 00: Oivm- ioos-was by the attempt or some re-1 pis, par gallon, $1.40; par 100-lb saek. eel vers to put up the price; a proposl-I Oe-60; Eagle, canned, 600 can; $1 ,u" -; - r uujcj a ooitoi-j I sosen; ejasxern lb sne 1 1. 1 par nun- ana eastern aressea stocx xor less. CLAMS Hardshell, per box. II.4: u.i. n' lia Haa Aam I w " rasor clams, $2.00 per box: IOe per do. Vain ta. Goal OS. Bta, ROPE Pure maulla, 18c: standard. llo; Bia-4, )fcO , ti. Sisal. 4aO. Coal Oils i Iron Bbis. Casta Wood Bbla 14 HO 18 lV.o $1 e esse 28 o 21 Should recelota of brollara and frvera Increase materially during the week there will fti ail probability be a alight concession tn price. Brief Vote ef the' Trade. Dressed meats are holdlnv steadv at price quoted by The Journal. I Water White . 10 Ho v.w.ui 11 n irwDcrries are in iioer 1 rwj vsu .. , supply today and the price was easier Head Light... 12Vo ai lur pea. uocar oerries are 001 covens ....... ..... ripe enough to bring record figures. Hneclal W. W.. 14 0 Asparagus supplies from Walla Walla Elaine ..... were very liberal today and the price Extra Star ... . .... aroppea ta kbi..s a pox. ocai aspar- 1 uasoune 1 agus was likewise In good supply but I ' Iron Bbla. the price waa uncnangeo. V. M. end F. Naphtha ...12 Ho Rice market la very firm with prao- Red Crown Gasoline iHo tlcally all supplies out of first hands. Motor Gasoline ItHo Price recently advanced.- $6 per cent Gasoline ...10 e Halibut Is-in larger supply both here No. 1 Engine Distillate.. o ' and In the north and the price has BENZINE 86 deg cases, 1H dropped to 60 a pound. gal: Iron bbls.l2Uo oar gal. Razor clams are In good supply. I TVJRPEN .' INE In cases, 71o per gal; Same old price. 1 I wood bbls, 8o per gal. Columbia shad Is krrlving in larger I LINSEED OIL Raw, bbla 4 o; cases upiui mn.wi vriym ,n iuw-r. i see; Douea, uois eic; cases k jo a gal: Front street sella at the following I lots of 260 gallons lo leas, prices. .Those paid shippers are lees I VfJUTE LKLAD Tea lota, 74e per lb; t-ik iota 8a per l: less lota lUt W1RJB KAILS Present basis at I2.lt. worth of ruts last season as they were sold wnoies&je and tms actual demon stration of the value, of this eron has caused parties seeking Investment to scour tne country nerearouts seeking lands that will be fitted to the growing 48 e Case. 1H0 21Ho t2H 0 per SHARP LOSSES LATE III TODAY'S SESSIOII New TorX. May 4. -The stook market opened under pressure this morning al though the losses were slight. It waa a nln and tuck fight durlns the dav with quotations showing but little change unui tne laiier part or tne session When the general list under the leadership of union -acirio oegan its downward course, union Pacific closed, with a net loss or 1 and , St. Paul dropped j 7 points unaer me ciosinar or saiur. aay. Range by Downlng-llopklna Cai regular commissions: ansa, low and Stay. WHEAT Board of Trade Club, $60 ; bluestem, 89c: red, 84c; Willamette valley $$o bushels '-j;'- . -! - r'LOD tSastynt Oregon patent. , ... ii., t fir. . whole wheat, $4.40; rye, tOa, ItUO; balas as. ' M : ' v ' - 1 iauM ...... t.9 HAT Producers fortes Timothv. I Atlantic ..... 101 Willamette valley, fanojr 816; ordln-1 Cal. A Hecla..6S5 $l-lb lota 8a per lb; less lots, SHe, DESCRIPTION. BOSTON COPPER MARKET. Amal. CoDDer I . . 7". sugar (Furnished ihy pverbeck '-jit .Cooke Co.) I Cot F.X.11I nmn, ma unrciai Dia prices: 1 .Brooklyn Adventure Alleuea atTi $11,19018; eastern Oregon, $14 f 17: nixea. 8ieviw.es; eiover. 810O1S; grain., t ; i aiisu ia, hid 12.60. ..... ..; CHITTIM BARK 4C4Ha Butter, Ergs and, rofna- Cop. Range iaiy west uom 67 9 5, Cop. , ttlH Ely ...... $H d HUl H Oiroux 8 Id Bom. .... sceola ....... Qulncy Shannon ...... Tamarack ' . . Victoria . . Wolverine . Butte Coala United Cop. Trinity Cop rarrot Jold Jreene- ...... 8 1 BUTTER FAT Delivery f. O. b. Port. I Sk. tt" i a m. . . - - I lUVUWTf BS a W I naL"5.n'e,n. "or. 110 lb. I No. Butt ... ITU KlnnMn. hiixtkk Kitrt praamai hu.. i," i.: :; rr " W""" a aaM j WV, VVt 9 EOGS Extra - fancy, candled, 17 I , , Northwest Bank Statement. 17fi-0...,. - ' .... .1 PORTLAND., v"""1"" i! vid... .,. . i a. i W, 180 lb: Tsung America IV " .......M.n,i,ipt,u i eouuiern y, UUo cer lb: . California Ynn, i: i"w ago ............ 1,M, 120.11 1 Urea t Nor. c; i. . , " . ..... u.i.n. tn,. j., .ivaqi.tt.i,! . lnc; Xiat.5, 10 ID. . - v : I . . ..,,.,...,.,i.o,.n,ij lik, e unn,i. tw J ............ a.y,38.j I It. 1., pfd. . ... , SEATTLE.. i I Smelter, ofd, .. learJnsa .. ....ll.Kfl7 s I wabash,"pid. 1 1. en. ieainer Onurlo 3i IU. 8. Steel, com. 84 H I do preferred .. 84 Atchison ...... . 81 IB. A o. .... 12H I Canadian Paa .. O Erie .126 I Missouri Pan. - . : Pennsylvania .. Reading ........ Rock Island . . . . ftniithm Pflft.. 1 St. Paul ....... Union Pac. . . Am. Smelter . . . Ni T. Central.. Northern Pao, . Anaconda old. 10c per: lb , fryers, 203Sc lb; broilers, 203CSo lr geese, old, 89o lb turkeys, alive, 16 17o per lb; dressed!' 19fi20o lb; squabs, $2.50 dosen; pigeons. $1.26 aosen; aressee 'poultry. 4wlHe Sops. Wool 'and Bldss, ' ' HOPS 1807 crop, first prime, 4HOSa; prima 4 Ho; medium to primal 4c; m- OIUl con Weston Ionr-MIlla,- Am. Woolens Weston. Or., May 4. Plan's are under I Federal Smelter way for the erection of a large flouring I Norfolk . ; mill at Weston, which will be situated 1 Son,' com, , ner the O. R. fr N. depot grounds..- The power will probably be electricity," and do pfd. 8 n 89H $' Btat i7i-.??ana;'" asif. V. HOIH? lb! I the enterprise will le boked by proml- and Valla Waila .people. Total aalt'M. 674.100 shares. -Morrey.ihigh. 8 ner cent: low, 144 cent,' dose, a per bent. ; ; , v May July. Kept. May July Sept ...... 68 70 V $4 tn B2H 63 OATS. ...... 88 Mess 6SV4 e. . PORK 1810 1340 .. 133$ 1262 .. 1262 1395 1810 1380 1362 Close. 103 og 86 64ts 63 68 6H 87H 1887 13S5 1382 Tacoma Wheat Market. EtlZK port- Liverpool Wheat Market Liverpool, May 4. July wheat opened i J9 ' vlaaSa ea. a net gam ij. 74 u uvor ctiiuruay. World's Wheat Shipments. Chicago, May 4. World's wheat ship- wig ami Q o,iii,VvV uuHneia, Chicago Cash Bariev. Chicago, May 4. Cash barley, 60 a vu. T ONOPAH NEVADA OF IS 25 CENTS HIGHER San Francisco. Mav 4. Noon rlnatn prices: CWJLJJ FIELD DISTRICT. Sandstorm 84a. Red Tun VSrt 1 , rn liimbla ML 18c, Jumbo Ext. 82o, Silver Pick 80c Black Butte Ext la. Atlanta o. ijrreat aenci .an. h inr.nr,. it Diem. B. B. Cons. 18c, Comb. Fraction 65c. F. Mohawk 16c, Red Hill 26o, Lou Dillon 2c, Yellow Tiger 10c. Yellow Rose lo. Cot Mt Ext 20cA, Goldf. Cons, $6.60. BULLFROG DISTRICT. Llga Harris lo. TONOPAH DISTRICT. Toa. Nevada 28.KS. Ton Mnntana i sn MacNamara 29c, Ton. Belmont $1.17 H.' Ton. North Star 11c, Jim Butler JOo. MANHATTAN DISTRICT. Little Joe la. Onnnr in TnmH.. Jack 6o. . ' " SCATTERED DISTRICTS. Nevada HlllS 12.40. Ptttahnra. CHI-.. Peak $1.12H, Eagles' Nest 14o. lSTorthwest Crop Weather. Western Oregon and west w. .i. ington Showers tonlsrht and Tnaat.. southerly winds. ' Eastern Oregon and southern Idaho Fair tonight with frost; Tuesday in creasing cloudiness. Eaatern Waahlhrtnn an .1 Idaho Increasing cloudiness, with pos- American Grain Supply. Chicago. Mav 4. Amarlnan vtKi. supply; ; ' - Bushels Wheat i ......... ..$0,218,000 6,647,000 Corn , 6.016.000 98.000 Today's Metal Market. New Tort May ; 4 Metal prices: CoDDer Lake. ls$tsain.- -.i.-.i tie, laiaio; eastings. 12 H 12 Ho. Yukon 3old Sharee. New York. Mav 1 nurh v.,v Gold, $4c (Spedtl Dlspstch te The JoarmL) Albany;- Or. May 4. the first gun in the campaign to be made by the friends of local option liquor law will be fired tn this oounty today when Dr. B rougher of Portland speaks In tha Interest of upholding this law and keep ing it in full force In this county. Last week the petition ot about 700 electors was filed with the oounty clerk asking that this matter bv referred to the voters of Linn county.' This has been checked over and found to be correct and properly circulated and the ques tion will appear on the ballot at the regular June election. The friends of the law claim It Is stronger than ever before and will be heartily indorsed by a big majority. Two years ago the cry that business would be Injured was raised by the liquor interests and the claim was made that property in Albany would depre ciate with the cloHing of the saloon. Antl-aaloon advocates claim to have a preponderance of testimony from busi ness men inai ousiness nas not Deen in jured and that the city Is more prosper ous man at any time in its nistory, and that many so testify who are personally favorable to open saloons. They claim to be able to produce evidence that many of those who were previously most outspoKen against tne measure on account of apprehended evil effects upon business are now In line and will assist in tne anti-saioon right. xne ngnt win te carried into every precinct of Linn oounty. The Reddy amendment is considered the most for midable element in the comlna- cam paign ana wiu do xougni oy me men as Of prohibition. The county in general is favorable to the law a. It now stands and the at tempt to nullify Its effectiveness through the Reddy amendment haa aroused the dry element to the most determined attitude. The Linn County council, an organisation or all the grange, in the county, has passed em phatic, resolutions against this amend ment. V FAJXmG-BEEKMAtf 0BAT0ES CHOSEN CBtMclsl Dlanatrh tn Tha Jnnra.l t University of Oreeon. Eus-ena. Mv 4. The tryout to choose six orators to compete for the Falllna- and Reek-man prizes in ins nnai contest during com mencement week was held Saturday. The successful candidates were: Bert Prescott of. Baker City, Wesley Wire of Eugene, uora uamersn or White Sal mon, Washington; Emily Muhr of Eu- gene, Miriam Van Waters of Portland, ell McCartv of Pendleton. Th... prices are orrereoi to the senior, giving the best two orations, the Falling prise going to the best orator and the Beek man to the second best. The Falling prise Is the income from a gift of $2,600 nutue oy nenry railing oi fortiana. not to exceed $160. The Beekman prize Is the income of a gift made by C C. Beekfnan of Jacksonville, of 21.800 and does not exceed $100. DEMOCRATS BEGIN TUESDAY EVENING DRY CRUSADE III SOUTH 0KE60II Mass Meeting at Grants Pass Mayor of Eugene a Campaigner. WATSON BELIEVES NEW LAWS WILL BE PASSED . ; (United Press Lsastd Wire.) Washington, May 4. After holding- a conference with President Roosevelt to day, Representative Watson stated it as his opinion that the child labor bill, affecting the Dlatrict or Columbia, the Vreeland currency, bill, and the govern' ment employer's liability bill will be passed by congress at this session. . Wat?.n.ol,lrd that an earnest ef fort Sf ill be mad ta aaonro tha ,... ot 5f J,J1waJunotIon measure and sonw 10 ins cnerman anti-trust law. Watson said he couldn't predict when mnfffH. rnnM v... .i,. i - ' vu. wijuviu. HUli Kuueu that h WOlllll . nzl-, Ka at all .1 If tola session would run Into July, The Democratic camuala-n will ha opened tomorrow night at Jones Hall, In South Portland. A number of speak ers have been secured for the meatlnar. among them being B. 8. J. McAllister, John A. Jeffrey, Democratlo nominee for congress from the Second district; John Manning, candidate for district attorney; Tom Word, candidate for sheriff, and others. Besides the addresses a number of musical selections and other forms of entertainment have been provided. Ladles are Invited to attend the meet ing. SUES SHEKIFF FOB . LOST BUSINESS W. A. Davles has begun suit In the circuit court against Sheriff Stevens, KL Hicka and C. M. Bryant for $5,004 damages for Injury alleged, to have been done to his business by closing up the establishment of the Coast Realty company. Under an attachment 4s sued In behalf of Hicks . and Bryant the sheriff closed toe place. In whloh Davles held a half intra n. serts that fine business prospectf have DALLES WILL HAVE MORE MAJIKET DAYS (SpecUl Dispatch to The Jonnul.) The Dalles, 'Or. May 4. The first market day at The Dallea, held Satur day, we. quite a success. There were about 1,000 outside people In town ana the merchants bad good sales. It is In tended to hold these market days the first Saturday in -every montli A com mittee of business men , has been ap pointed to mako arrangements for tak ing care of the crowds. . ,.. ... (Special Dispatch te Toe Journal. Grants Pass, ok. May 4.-. -grand temperance rally was held by the antl saloon forces In Grants Pass yesterday afternoon and evening. Mayor Matlock of Eugene addressed a large crown dur ing the afternoon. He presented the benefits of no-lioense from the stand point of a mayor who haa served office under both the closed and wide-open policy. Mayor Matlock's address was forceful and will be a powerful factor in strengthening the anti-saloon forces here. Beveral hundred school children marched across town, carrying banners and flags, and formed a chorus at the church, where the meeting was held. The several ministers preached pro hibition sermons both morning and ev ening. At the Methodist church . the evening service was largely given over to me aaaresaea oi laymen on tne sub ject or temperance and no license. The anti-saloon forces are confident of ' victory In Josephine oounty at the coming election, -tnev are oonductiiia- an enthusiastic campaign and have en ergetic workers' laboring hard and constantly- in every preolnet. They hope io in ox e every pari ai ine county ary. The campaign is being- waged along Binouy Dusmess imea xne moral part of the question la largely ignored and ine proposition la presented to tc tax payers from the business alda. . Matlock's Campaign. Mayor Matlock has been holdlna- meet ings and speaking In Jackson and Jo sephine counties during the past week, beginning with Medord last Monday night, where he was welcomed by a large and enthusiastic audience. ' The mayor presented figures In relation to ine prosperity or Eugene and uie county under no license. He showed that a dry town Is by no means neces sarily a dead town. Eugene was never so prosperous as during the last year, he maintains. Tuesday night Mayor Matlock anoke at Jacksonville to an audience which tilled the courthouse, although- It was circus day at Medford, Wednesday night another large crowd gathered at the opera house at Central Point and applauded his pre sentation of the prohibition cause. Gold Hill waa visited Thursday and a profound Impression was made with a simple talk about actual facts In the f recent experience or r. JuatiocK . M mayor of Eugene. The assurance was Jlvea that Gold HUl would give a ml ority for no lloense at the June elec tion. The sentiment. It Is claimed, has grown so strong against the saloon all ovfer Jackson county that ..prediction, are freely made, even by saloon men themselves, that the county will go dry by a large majority. The campaign la being carried on vis- orously all over Jackson county and business men and politicians are lining up for a dry county. '-' Friday, saturaay ana Sunday were spent by Mayor Matlock in Joseohlne county, where the campaign was opened with, a rousing rally Friday night. The band, local speakers and stereoptioon slides filled .but the program In whloh Mayor Matlock was the chief speaker. THIRD BIG FIRE FOR ONE LITTLE TOWN SHOT FOR ACT OF WHIG U,'& -1,', ' . , h '' -V' ,t" Surly Householder Assail Little Boy Hanging a v , ITay Basket. (fpeelzt Dispatch te ffce ' Joaraal.) -- Seattle, Wash May C Eddie Gregjr. 12 years, old. waa shot by A. W. Cope land, a neighbor, -because ha hang sv May day basket of flowers on C. land's doorbell. A Warrant has ber Issued for CoDeland's arrest on a ehs-t of assault, with intent to kilL All -Ca not navs not oeen removea rrom Us boy's leg, but he will recover if blood, poisoning does not set In. .Eddie and his two little slaters rrenfe up to the Copeland house and- hung th flowers, Intended for Mra Cooelanrl. . on the doorknob. Then ther rang th bell and hid to watch, in pleased ah tlclpatiou, for the woman to come the door. ..i. - - ' ..; . , Mra Copeland answered the bell but did not sea the flowers, and nlnaitd fv.m, door. The children rang again and true, time Mr. Copeland came. io-rrrtei a, shotgun and before the chillren coul.t, get away he fired at them, The charges lodged In the boy's thigh. Copeland, lti Is said, returned to the house and W sumed reading a newspaper. . j Jki is . eaia mat iopeiana naa beern greatly annoyed by the boys of th ! neighborhood. , Mrs. Copeland la jt greaaJ friend of the Gregg children. MALHEUR DMOCRATS FIXED FOR X FIGHli (Special Dlspattn te The Jota-nal) ' Vale, Or, May I. The Domocratl County Central committee has eteoteda pemuuieni orgaiusauon zor ine cam--! palgn. A. N. Soliss waa elected chalrH man and Ttonutv rinntv nimir Mmfta! B. McKnlght secretary and treasure rj Resolutions were passed strongly jn-j dorsing the senatorial candidacy olH Chamberlain and Bryan for preataentkJ The committee will meet May. 16 for the purpose of electing four delegates to' the state convention, who must be triad.! and true Bryan men. , indications point to me election Irs this county of the Statement N& 1 nan.i dldatas for the legislature. - Chamber-,' taan wiu open ni. campaign in eastern' Oregon here tonight in an 'address at the oourthouse. It Is expected that arvi Immense crowd Will be out to hear taai Bpeech. ' ' ' , ..r..,'v-J...-; ) mml (Spedal Dispatch to Tbe JoorsaL) Roseburg. Or4 May 4. The estimated loss In the Wilbur fire Saturday after noon is $16,000, with Insurance about $6,600. The fire started from a defec tive flue at the rear of th Rawi mi. dence and was fanned by a awlft wind through the gap between the hills. There being no flreflghtlng , appartu. It swept everything. The postof flee was destroyed with all Its contents. The stamps were valued at about - $100, Other fixtures bring the loss to 1600 besides the building. The Southern Pa. cino depot was valued at $1,000. The wore uuuaing sna contents were val ued at $5,000;t, these belonged to T. J Williams. Hla residence was valued at i.duu.: un oom ne naa a total of 8.609 Insurance. The reald anna r.t mm. una was vaiuea & r 1 1 nnfi xt. Williams' two houses were valued at $2,000, a small amount of Insurance was carried. Ela-ht bulldimr w oumaa. in contents or nearly all were destroyed, either in the buildings or after removal. This Is the third big firs In recent years for this little town of ISO inhabitanta. RATES East Will Be Made This Season by tbe O R. U K AnS SOUTHERN PACIFIC" fTSTBS Iff OXECrOST) , " t FROM PORTLAND As Followsi To One Way CaUfornia Bireot .$72.50 $87.50. 67.50 82.50 ABE RUEF'S TRIAL IS RESUMED TODAY - (Cnlted Press Leased Wlr.) San Francisco, May 4. Owing to the essence or upeciai rrosecutor lienoy, who -was delayed on his return to this city from Los Angeles, the Rtief trial went over this morning until this- aft ernoon, when J. E. Green, promoter of the Parkslde Realty company, will take the stand and is expected to connect Ruef with the receipt of the . money with which he la ailcaf to have bribed th board of supervisors 16 grant the realty company a street railway fran chise, 1 ... ..- j . hicago , St. Louis St. Paul 6345 81.75! Omaha 60.00 75.00 ' Kansas City 60.00 75.00 TlCatCETS WILL BB ON SALS May 4, 18 I June 5, 6,19,20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, TT 21, 22 , , - Good for return in to days with top ove prlvfleges at pleasure within 11 lulls. REMEftlBER THE DATfS For any further Information cH at the city ticket office. Third and Wash ington streets, or write to WM. M'MURRAY r : General Passenger Agent. " PORTLAND. OREGON. I O 0 SiAS-M J. I TrGcs,S!:ru!)5,Vi;:,i Address j. j.&VTZzr.-z : -, A,