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Newspaper Page TextGREATEST MM CHERRY CUP niAVOR'S ax on WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY Oil PACIFIC COAST LIIW LOCAL CHEESE News. Gossip of Finance Hazelwood Jlas Added Thoii Not Likelv- AmfiriiiTHPrifq- HALF CENT UP (Mil PRICES PRICE RISES sands to Dairying Inter ests Name Fainous. mil Pass.Over City Ex ecutive's Veto. London, July 1. Sliver, ti ll-ld. UAI nnifivtno WORLD WHEAT Flats, Triplets and Daisies Go to 13 l-2c Along the 1 Street Today. Mucfr strength has appeared in the local cheese situation during the past ""' tew days, .end advanced quotations are the result. While the on tDUt In the Tillamook .m.ntm "i va1ivoi1 to be a record breaker, there has at no time been any great weakness in quotations. 1 he flush o the season shewed cheese to .''. be somewhat dull, oui prices cimiam hu' ittiia in conaeauence of. the Jn- i. . creased output. - . , "' ' Today's advance in cheese prices amounts to c a pound; Putting the value of full cream fiats, Daisies and triplets-to 13&C a pound and Young .American-at 14 fee. The advance is due locally to the- sharp rise at 'TUlamooK recently. Over in the cheese country the advances during the past few day have reached from H c a pouna. no the local rise scarcely covers the advanc at primary points. This Is causing much firmness in local condl- "tions. . " . , . Heavier buying Is noted by the north ks well as the south during Me past few days. Requirements or me wnoie fiale and retailers have doubled during that period, This Increase in opera tions caused the sharp rise by the mak ' 'ers. . . , Reports Indicate that stocks of chaese 5 . at Tillamook avauaoie ror me s&uen market art not near so heavy as atftlc Ipated; the sales while .formerly being mow, show a good total. . "' Batter Just Holding Its Own. Prices In the dreamery butter mar ket are Just holding their own locally. Ijatest reports from outside makers In dicate that while they are turning out more butter than at any time this sea son, the output is not up to last year's make. City creameries report the same condition. There seems to be little like ..'... llhood therefore at the moment for any anvance in quotations and a drop in values seems utterly out of the ques tion. , Egg Market Is Doing Better. In' some instances strictly fresh ranch egga are being quoted c higher today because of the smaller supplies and seemingly improved demand. For select candled stock as high as 19c a dozen Is being obtained along the street today, although many sellers report be Insr unable to secure oyjer 18Hc. It be- 1 hooves shipper to take wrach more care in the stock they send to market at this time because of the possible loss to them if quality is not up to the scratch. ' . The trade is more and more demand- Ing an esrsrthat-ie first-class, and it . .'will not pay shippers to send another quality ic- mis marKet. sending oaa ' quality eggs to market la a direct loss to the shipper, for he has to pay jvx . -. presnage on stock that he gets abso lutely no returns. Bostom Julv 1. Osceola directors de clare f 2 quarterly dividend. New York. July l.-T-Sterllns: exchange Demand, 486.954486.97; 60 days, 486.80 486.70; cables, 487.20 487. Z6. Boston. Julv 1. Best erade of lake copper continues to sell at lie, aunougii during the past week sales, have been made at concessions. Latest reports frojn Cananga state resumption of two rurnaees at trie ureene i aminea sunaay, July 6. Government New York. July - 1 bonds: Twos, registered ...104 do coupon 104 Threes, registered 100 .do coupon 100 Small bands - 100 Fours-, registered. 121 i JO COUPON. . .... . ,1234 Twos. Panama , 105 i&o; ion 122 128 U Ex. payment. New York. July 1. Pennsylvania railway earnings for May show a net decrease or jl.z&o.ouo. New York. July 1.- 80c. -Pig iron is out DULL IN HOP MARKET. - Recent Krebs Sale Is Only One Be- ported Inaependence Crop Good According to John and Conrad Krebs, their hopyard at Independence will-turn out a larger amount of hops . this season than a year ago, and they , Pay that other yards In that nelgh- twhooa - are- looking eqany well. However, there are all sorts of re- torts from other districts. Local hop market Is quiet with the recent sale of the Krebs Bros, hops to en Aurora man as tne oniy aeai. mis lot was of - prime quality, but at this time may be considered choice. It sold - a fraction over 5c a pound.- The New York Producers' Price Cur rent gives the following view of the emiaticn: "The dullness ln all our markets con tinues, and no transactions of any im portance are reported from any section. Business with, brewersis reported as pemg exceptionally quiet, caused no doubt by the continued falling off of Veer sales as reflected by the Internal Jievenue figures reported last week. Crop news continues uniformly good. The London "Brewers' Journal, under date of the 15th Inst, reports the yards as looking extraordinarily well, and that all indications point to a larger crop in England than was picked last year. All the large growers are devot ing tne usual attention to their yards, the smaller ones being the only negr- . lected yards. Mall reports from the continent are also excellent, and from New-' York State the continued fine weather .has kept the crop up to the iiiga average neretoroxe commented upon. The coast crops are doing fairly well, and promise good yields. "The continued falling off in the sales tt beer is a very important Item for brewers, and we repeat the figures we published last week.." FROXT STREET BRIEFS. - Chicken Market Is Improved but some ueaiera kick at tne l rice. Salmon run is improving and price Is down anotner notch. , Shad run slightly better, but demand is nominal. Spring ducks are hard to move at any J i -.7 utt-BU.n in (. i, ci nun' , i o v. v.nnirnQ due to activity In fishing and canning . down the river. Chicken market Is slightly Improved In tone, but buyers are complaining of ' - the price, Loganberries are down 25c a crate to .. day with larger supplies. A etil! further decline Is noted In trflvhftrrlM mIaa t n H n v hoinp ituH. at . Thrift 1. 25 a crate. i Ir.e8ed meat market is oteadv for arrivals In " prime shape. Poor stuff xiara to mm.: nt snv price. Front street sells at the following prices. Those paM shippers are less regular commlsnlons: i, Orela. Flour ana Kay. WEAT Buytcg price Track Portland Club k6c; blu-stem, 88c red 4c; Willamette valley. fcCc bushel FLOUR Selling price Eastern Or- rn 4atnta. I486; straight. I4 0SO ' grraham, s. $4. 4ft; whole wheat! 14'es' rye, ej, . rales. 3, MlrtjiTl'FFS Selling price Board f trade Bran, $2; middlTngt, 130 60 rt,2,,AM2V: chop 21' Per ton! HAY Producers price Timothy Willamette vaHey, fancy. lJfcU3 5c.: . rdlnsry,. 112.69311; eastern Oreeon' .,Slt,lt: mixed, 110310.60; clover Ig ; grain, 111811; cheat. IllQu rAKUiti-teea. izt.ss; rolled. 127 6 em.M; brewing, 127. OATft Nor l white. txT.IO; gray; $17 per tea -' Matter. 'gga aa4 romltvy. E UTTER FA 'Delivery lak, Port land Sweet cream, it fee; aour, Slia ; lb. " : - - BCTTER Extra creamery, lie: fan cy, 21 c; ordinary. Ilia (f.ZHe; More, lie. . KOGS Extra fancy, candled, lis C urrstB rull cream, fiata. tripleu snd 'daisies,.., 11 He; 'loung Americas, IoiLTRT Mixed chickens, tl He - If. fr.vers, Ifco lb; broilers, lte nto. sijo 10; lurxeys, alive, lie; Sr-isei. 11M lb: turkeys, alive, 17c: irwwi llft2tc lb: spring ducks. j-uiuy, ItfUo lb. Mgfter. ' He Wool aag Klaea. : , ' J!"p 10T crop, first prims. ot mi, 4'e; rje-l'ura to Krlm, c; nte v, ISe Jb. crp, 2ij3Ho lb; , tn, te sn.1 for tbrt-e years. v. L W l.:n-..i:e vailey.- ltt each; short wool, 2540c; medium wool, B0c9ll each; long wooi, 7&ca 1.25 earn, v MOHAIR 1907 Nominal, 18Hlc H1UB8 Dry hides. 12(ft)lo Jb; green. 46c; calves, green, B7o: Kips, ,5o lb; bulls, green salt. 2tt3V-3 lb. TALLOW Prime, per lb, 3Q4c; No. I and eresse, 2tff2J4a. CfilTTIM BARK ! H & 4c lb. Traits and Tegetabiea. POTATOE8 Oldi selling, 657Sc; sweet, 66c; new potatoes, $1.60 75. ONIONS Bermudav 11.25 per 5&-lb. crate: 6-crate iots. tl.40 per crate: California red, $1.2d per sack; yellow, $1.50; garlic, 15c lb. APFLKS New calirornia, ji.bo. FRESH FRUITS Oranges $3.76 25: bananas, 5 He per lb: crated, 6c: emons. $3.5004.75 box: grapefruit. $4 (SJ4.50; pineapples, Hawaiian, $6.00 dos; strawberries, Willamette valley 75cS1.25; cantaloupes, $1.60ff 1.75; ap ricots. 90cg:$1.16; blackberries, $1.40; peaches, ibctgii; .pears, $i.sa; grapes, 1.60; raspberries. 10c: loganberries. llBl.26: cherries. Royal Ann. 8c lb. VEtiiflTABLES Turnips, new Oregon. Oc: beets. B0o: carrxts. 2c Der dozen buncnes; riarsmps,. sueia ji.uu; cabbage. 1.50; tomatoes, uaiirornia, si box: reans. unmc ld; cauliflower. California. crate, $1.760 2.00; peas, Oregon, Shi 5c; horseradish, 8 10c; artichokes, ) nil: crepn nninnn fin?' npnnor. bell. 26c: Chile. 20c lb: head lettuoe. 25 lasoc dos; cucumbers, hothouse, local. Mtti aoi raaisnes. irc aos uncnes: rhubarb, Oregon, 24 3c; celery, (t-); asparagus;-yaHrornia, 8.go lb; goose- errieB, MlwVc; eggplant, lO(B15o; green corn, imwibo aoi. OrooerlM. Huts, Sts. SUGAR California & Hawaiian Re fineryCube, $6.80; powdered, $6.45: berry, $6.26: dry granulated, $6.26; XXX granulated, $6.16; conf. A $6.26: extra B., $6.80; golden Q.. $6.80: . D., yellow. $5.65; '' beet granulated, $4.05; barrels, 15c; half barrels 30c; boxes. 660 ad vance on sack basis. (Above prices are 10 days net cash quotations.) HONEY $. 60 per crate. COFFEE Package brands, $16.60. S A LT -Coarse Hal f ground. 100s, $11.00 per ton; 60s. $11.60; table, dairy 60s. gfe.60; IOCS, $16:9' fcai'ea. $1 8: Imported Liverpool, 6tr, $20.00: 100s. $19.00; 4s, $18.00; extra fine barrels, 2a, 6s and 10s. 4. 605. 60; Liverpool lump rock, J20-50 per ton. RICE Imperial Jartan No. 1, 6c; No. 3. 5Vx?6c; New Orleans, head. 7c; Aax. ); Creole, 6o. BEANS Email white, $4.78; large white. $476; pink, $3.86; . bayou. $3.85; Lim&s. $6.85: Mexican reds. ( ). Keats, rlsh and Provisions. DRESSED MEATS Front street. Hogs, fancy, 7o lb; ordinary, 6 He; large, 6;y6c; veal, 'extra, 8c per lb.; ordinary, '7 7 He per lb-." heavy, Jc per lb.; mutton, fancy, 8Qt& per lb.; spring lamb. 7c. HAMS, BACON. ETC. Portland pack (local) hams, 10 to 13 lb-16 He per lb; breakfast bacon. 16&23c per lb; picnics, 11c per lb; cottage roll 12c lb; regular short clearB smoked. 12c per lb: backs. smoked, 12c lb;. 'smoked short clears, 12c lb; clear belles, smoked, 13 He lb; shoulders, 12c per lb; pickled tongues. 70c each. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf; 10s, 13 Me er lb; 6s. 18 He peflb; 60 lb tins. iHc per lb; steam Tendered. 10s. 1214c per lb; 6s, 12 H per lb; compound, 10s. ihic per lb. flounders. 6c ner lb: halibut. 6c ter lb: striped bass, 15c per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; sal mon,' chinook, 8c lb; bluebacks, 8c lb; steelhead, 8c lb; herrings, 6c lb; soles Board of Trade of Tortland Deals in Futures for First Time. Ho Winds Blowing. Special ' information received from the Dement Bros. Milling compan at Walla Walla states that hot winds blew through that section yesterday and undoubtedly-' did damage to the growing wheat crop. Portland sent out its first official Quo tations on wheat futures today. dust 24 grainmen were present and considerable enthusiasm was noted. The trading started promptly at 11:80 m. and closed a half hour later. Gay Lombard was the first quotation maker, selling- 6,000 bushels December wheat (club) at 80c. There were sev eral offers to buy at this figure, but no more was offered for sale. For September wheat there were no sales, no stocks being offered. Among those present were uuy Lom bard, B. E. McAvlnney, M. N. llouser, Julius Lippett, J. C. Robinson, J. E. Murphy, Leo Peterson, W. H. Jobes, Walter A. (loss, R. P. Knight, W. A. Gordon. F. E. Ford. E. L. Smith, n. Palltxsch, Al McAyreal, H. 8. Starrett O. H. Runge, B. Streefle, Joseph Reed, Fred Muller. R Chllcott and Henry ai bers. Official price range: WHEAT. High. Low SliB 80 85 80 BARLEY. , A 1.15 1.15 A 1.20 A 1.00 OATS. A 1.26 A 1.10B 1.17HB Chicago and Liverpool Show , a Very Sharp Rise JVith Damage Reports. Chicago. July 1. Snow, the eron ex pert, figures on 420,000,000 bushels fof winter wneat, xnis la 20.000000 bush els less than he estimated In hie last report. -The next irovemrnent eron rnnrt will be issued July 8 at 1 p. m., Chicago lime. . WORLD'S WHEAT PRICES. v iiuago . .., , jsb St. Louis 851, Kansas City 829 New York 97 A Minneapolis . .....1.06 B Liverpool , , 7s 2d Portland 82iSB September. ept Deo. Sept Dec. Open. . 80 . . 80 . 1.16 . 1.20 Close. 82HB 82HB 1.16 l.W Sept Dec. 1.26 1.32 HA 1.82 H 1.25B 1.25 B NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Trade Is Slow With but Small Price Changes. New York, July 1. Stock prices opened steady and made a gain of a few fractions on a demand from, shorts. The close was near last nlnlit's close. The directors of the Wabash, rail way have decided not to ' pay interest at this time on Wabash debentures A and 1. . Range of prices: DESCRIPTION. Goodbye to Old Potatoes 7o per lb; shrimp 10c per lb-, perch, 6c per lb: torn cod, 11c per lb: lobsters, 25c per lb;' fresh mackerel. 80 ner lb: crawfish. 26c per dozen; sturgeon, UHc TK kt.nb hat, V Art . - - IK. .Ilv., smelt, 6 7c per lb: black cod, 7 Sic lb: crabs, $1. 001.60 dos; shad, 2Hc; roe shad, 6c; shad roe. 12 He lb. OYSTERS Shoalwater Bar. ner rat ion, $2.60; per 100-lb sack, $5.00; Olym- rla, per gallon, $2.40; per 100-lb sack, 6.006.50: Essl ennnfd 60c ran. 17 00 dozen; eastern fn shell. $1.75 per 100. CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $2.40; razor clams,, $2.00 per box. 10c Der doa Paints, Coal OU. Eo. ROPB Pure Manila, 12 He; standard, 11c; sisal, 4c; I B. sisal, 8 Vic LINSEED OIL Raw. bbls. 61c; cases, 69c; boiled, bbls, 63c; rases. 67c a ga; 101s or Zbu gallons, lc les, oil cake meal, $34 ton. BENZINE 86 deg., cases, IMc per ga'l; iron bbl. 12e per gal. TURPENTINE In cases. 72c per gal; wood bbls, 6c per gal. WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7c per lb; 600-lb lots, 8c lb; less lots. Ic lb WIRE NAILS Present basis $2.86. AmaL Cop. Co. . Am. C. & F., . do. pfd Am. Cot'n Oil, c. Am. Loco., c . . . Am. Sugar, c . . . Am. Smelfe, c . . . do, nfd Anaconda M. Co Am. Woolen, c . . Atchison, e do,- pfd B. & O.. c Brooklyn R. T. . Can. Pac. c. . . . C. & G. W., c. . C. M. & St. P. . C. & N. W., c . . Chee. & Ohio. . Colo. F. &. I., c C. S., c, ...... Col.. 2d pfd... Corn Products, p. iei. tt nun. . . D. & R. G., c. . . do p Erie, c do second p. do first d. u. wortnern. p.. Illinois Central .. Ixuls & Nash... M. K. & T., a . . , do p Distillers Ore Land Missouri Pac. . . National Lead . .; N. Y. Central . . N. Y., Ont. & W. Norf. & W. c. North American. Northern Pac. c I'ac. Mail SS. Co. Penn. Ry. . reo. G., L. & C. . Pr. Steel Car c do nfd Reading o .... do 23 " pfd . Rep. I. & S. c. no pfd Rock Island c. do pd. .... st u & 8. za p uo isi pra . . St L. A 8. W. c. do pfd ....... Southern Pac. c. do pfd Southern Ry. c. . So. R'y, pfd. . ... Tex ft Pac, T. St. L. & W. c do pfd t'n Pac. c do nfd V. S. Rub., c. . . do pfd I". S. Steel Co. o-. do pfd. Wahash c. do pfd West. fn. Tel. . Wis. Cen., c. . . . do pfd Wheel. L. Erie. . Westlnghouse . 66 9 66H 47 126 76 1101 81 W 86" 47 .160 .133 .151 . 40 27 30 48 126 76l 76 1 01 4 99 6 47 125V4 n 81 Hi 86 48 160 or. 81 V4 85 4TW 159 S3 96 36 47 126 76H 42 n M W 91 86 16K Chicago. Julv 1. Wheat was lifted out of the rut temporarily todav and given a chance to advance lHc or bet- ierfat tne best point -of the day. There was a broad trade with better encour agement on all aides than for some time. There wer. several good reasons ror tne strength. The weather over Kansas and Mis Bouri was wet and the forecast Is for more rains over nearly all the winter wneai states tonignt. Not only Is harvesting delayed, but dispatches claim that the rains are in juring the quality of the wheat and that there is already serious loss from "splitting" wheat. St. Louis houses reported very light country offerings today and Kansas City messages state that the millers are after the wheat there. Cash wheat No. 2 red, 8991; No. 8 red, 87A89; No. 2 hard, 8991; No. 3 hard, 9799. Range by Overbeck & Cooke Co.: WHEAT. July .., Sept. . . . Dec. .... May ... CORN. July ' 69 i -70 Open. High. .. 64H 864 .. 86H 874 .. 87 89J .. 91 "4 92. 70 60 71A 61 Sept. ' .Dec. OATS. July 45 46 Sept: 31- 40 May 4.' 43 1 PORK. July 1455 1462 Sept. 1485 1492 Oct 1495 1487 LARD. July Sept. Oct. 916 July Sept. Oct. 915 927 932 v 835 RIBS. 827 845 847 855 855 70tJ 69 45 39 42-4 1465 1482 1492 912 925, 930 822 842 850 Close. 85 87 85 704 60 46 39 42 1460 1487 1492 916 925 935 827 845 B 850B One of the', most complete plants on the Pacific coast is the new Haselwood creamery at Third and Glisan street. Equipped with - the most medern ma chinery, with the best cold-etorage plant that scientific men could plan and construct, situated In the very heart Of PnrtlnnH tht. U.lllntlnn la by far the mnst Imtviptant tantnv 4 r " uovoiopmem or tne dairy industry . yiuguii, wnicn tast year turned out Thatv.Mayor Lane willref use to lgn the amendments to the hawkers' ordi nance passed at the. last meeting of the council seems certain, because of th fact that if he Intended signing- the measure he wguld iiave done so yester- ' day. Today Is the beginning of the new quarter and hawkers' and peddlers are visiting the cltyXaudltor'a offlna for Thn tl KA irnnhv ntfnraA hv Marlon I the munose of renew I no- their liiutiiu produots Valued at more than three J rn,intv rrt- iha Indlvfdnnl rrnnn or I Inttsirtuch as the ameudmehts provide times the total vin nf th. tt mn I county to tne lnaiviauai, group, , or i . in(,rflsa of 350 mnnih h2 of the state. . I couuty outside of Marlon county for I licenso fee much nonfuslon will result Started la Spokane. the bt - dlsnlav of commercially P?a"?lf5e.W ff.-' ti, , - 1 . 1 " - " l ine ruuino onuuiu me uouncil pass estabHshV.t nli,creamo,X flrat Packed .cherries at the.Salemtfherry jtbe measure .over his veto. Even if he l"ta.bi1?,hert Spokane, by O. M, Brown, -T . . . . signs It- today. "Which , is imDrobable r ml7J. xri' atiuhimu ana juun i' there will be a number of hawkers who Saturday, July V, 10 ana 11. Fiiocoi-wni have to make a second call tojthe city nait-M square . uieir lee witn tne L. fmith. Nine years ago, the 'Port iana plant was ntnrtAil n u fimwn and T. E.TArmlstead of the Spokane vvuiing; nere to lalte charge. ,The institution until it Is now th. Iflrrnnl cjefmery on the Paclflo coast, And one tv equippea plants in the coun- Over 4 nnn miin. ' ' ... .... iwiiMi ij 1 1 11 (5 cuuniy in western Oregon, nrecelve(1 at thl creamery every day. iae dally ontnul nf hutt in ail,) Junds. which Js Just half the capacity of the present butter making equip ment, in the manufacture of Ice cream by R. Loewenfeldt. GREATER VANCOUVER HI PROSPEC t I alone 600 gallons of cream Iq used Bond GiVfiTI hv -TrflfttiOTl dally, making about 1.000 gallons of llU J-lttl'luu Cdmpany to. Open Up Ice cream, whloh i . ahin, Bti vsu'i- . i company nas on Hand now about 8,000 gallons of Ice cream to supply the extraordinary demand of - The creamery ouerate two Miller freezers which turn out 160 gal- CleanllneM in thai TB7 A trYWMA Vt A institution. Every gallon of oream that i ivccivea is pasteurised, that Is, ri t0 J"0" Offeree as to kill every New Territory Mayor Lane stated today that tie did noi Know wnetner ne wouia Bign tne ordinance or not. lie said that them were many persons objecting to certain provisions and that he considers it a very sweeping measure. The provisions to which tit wafers are those which havo made It altnoet impossible for certain classes of peddler and hawkers to do business In -the downtown dlstrlots be cause of the high license created under the Increases provided for by the amendments. If Mayor Lane should veto the meas ure it Is doubtful whether It would pass over hie veto despite the fact- that every councilman present at the last meeting 'registered as voting for th . ordinance. Many of them allowed them selves to be voed In favor of the ordi nance without knowing what was being vnitil unon. These may have a change of mind when It comes to voting for . (Special Oltpeteb to Tne Journal.) Vancouver, Wash., July 1. Accord- the measure over the mayor'e veto. mg to a contract entered Into between particle ofgerm life that may be In It. Vancouver Traction company and i-flf755 x1?iLtuCP.,.Jn going, from thrf J. JM. Lay, owner of Lay's addition to basement ; to the TFlfti T floor : he la met ' x.ay s auamon with a card "tarlngfA! ln th fSSJ Vncouv"-. " "treetcar company which ,says, "Smokrna not allowed; it BTees to build and operate Its line to taints. " vnna,, v.a,k.- .v, Victim of Accident Will Recover. (Bpeclil pups' ten to Tne Joeroal.) Roseburg, Or., July 1. A. Harring ton, the unfortunate man rescued from Vancsuver hnivhta thus niunin , . I the debris of brick and lime, resultuig Oleanlinesa StrloUy Adhered to. laiVe disirint fnr' .Mon ,... from tfia collapse of the Weiss building Thfl 4 nnn .on in ...v. i.. i. . v. . , I . . . . .... I .'L: . , ... . hnmVht TiT j - u arara i a Dona or iiu.ooo is put up by the rati- yeaterony. iuim.u """" Drought from the dalrlax fr h preom. I ...... I.. '.. r I iv.. .v,,ll mnA - hm nn h Clfrd' la th8 niost thorough o, W, y,erS.f the T contract "y,n Ul -Plna Whlie his injurie. ari" mt V. $.12. clintlflc .manner, every can being Th9 p"posed line will feave the Main "ere; the attending doctors say they be headed by steam to the germ-killing .tree? Wt Eaham VvenuV runnfng Jfve wlll rover Th cause oil y villi. thnrins ,of t u a t V wrfK'.k WsVsl & trAllCB WfllOn Vftl D6- Lit. cfia, Btr ulPfP?"t 1? the to tne :." i mlU. eaiT VlonJTh. V v ing dug preparatory to erecting the 134,!133a!133i4 152 40 27 31 399i 27 30 ' 19V4 131 129U 105! it 69 66. 103V4 40 69 136SI137 19H "35" 1 314 130 105 27 D9 "F,li4 65 41 69 iisi'iism 39 27 30 48 14 167 24 58 24 I 94 ii 181 131 lI9Vi:129Vi 105 y, 106 271' 19 Vz 27 U 681i 120 28 112 82 18 66 16 30 26 42 16 117 17 44' ' 146 120 28 11 82 IS 66 IS 3014 26 42 16 86l 118 I 17 23 44 r8 v 47 65 H 103 40 H 68 136 92 27H 112 Ts 82 ITS 66 16 V Jffli? 25 . 42 16 . 86 17 22 44 24U I 37 102 H 5 ;145 ' 24!'24 "38j 37S 1 (2 "V 1024 22i 22' 22 54 64 63 58 34 (1 0 "1 47 65 104 40 B8 I 69 13611. 26 120 92 2? 82 113 82 17 664. 16t 294 25 42 16 38 86 1116 17 42 23 18 44 145 S2 22 !92 102i, 1 1 4 22 56 l 37 6 63H 1 oiai sales, l,zoo snarps. Southern Pacific, common. ex-llvldend 1 's per cent. CONTINUE GOOD TORE IfJ ALL LIVESTOCK In tin3 iZ A coiiis-ieiest inmg or trie limits to Connecticut street north to new Commercial oiud ouuatngr A suae ft finn ne3n' 0,verl?() carloads, equal JVarrison street and th Jncs T east o the In the-earth caused "by a leading water In A000t doen, fre"h K8S, were put st Johns road That next of th iif main allowed two-thirds of the north 'Vn1er8tKkl?ful8gSldllnce of the h.wtumit.to fSfirtSS 15S wall of the W.I.. building to s.tUo trained employes 'of theffazlwobd0 he0"0," bL 8tShP8tTt.beJrnh1;.1,0ft8aS,1 1 ' ' creamerv t lb nonn nt ri.irt, aa. i., lne extension to the St Johns road by - ntcn n,.. i..,. ." '.' AV January 1. 194)9. -.11- 1 i.A ov-uu iulb nrv (fl. I , 111 I ,1 .'I I ! I.I. th. .- . ..... 1. I . , . . . ,Z ,""'":,llU0 01 le,r The traction oomfaanv .11. t h-. ?Cream routes leading to the remotest L1 entire system In operation before districts have been established all over j, i.xrwpmn 5a" bee or western Oregon, and aa far as Urna'- d5re1 nd within a short time the work tllla In the eastern part of the slate. In ? Wulpplng that part of the line built one case cream comes 50 miles bv boat. "u,"mor wm oe unaerTaxeo. in men naiuea 03 mues ny wagon oe- 'ZtAroo mfleint fromhVoartlanadi .WASHINGTON COUNTY VETERANS' REUNION PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Today 1907 . 1906 . 1905 . Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. 155 110 17 278 436 '1,000 14 ... 732 75 Portland Union Stockyards, July 1. The improvement noted in livestock values yesterday was readily maintained ioaay. Receipts In all lines are small, and In sheep nominal for the day. Today 16 horses arrived in. A year ago today all lines were easv at unchanged values. urricuii yard prices today: ' Hogs Best stuff. 16.26 2f 6.85: China fats, Ju.756.00; stockers and feeders 4.505.0O. Cattle Best eastern Oresron steri. $4; medium steers, $3.003.75; prime fat cows. 1.1; medium cows. 12.50 2.75: bullfi" and stags, $2.O0'2.60. hrteep Best wethers. S3.75'a4.0fl: eprlng lambs. $4.604.7!r; mixed lots. Scarcely a train comes into Portia ml that does not bring the cream of Ore gon dairies to this plant The owners of a large number of the better class of "Willamette valley dairies were paid bv the Haulvorvl in . . .... a n ,3 v v ci tlug h cuw ouring lyui 1 lnaton - ; - n iiiuauuiu uuii) Hinii re ceived 13,698, an average of $112 per cow for the cream from a herd of 3.1 graded Jerseys. Another Washington ijr uaiiymuii wtis paia 1,40 last year for the crer m from 14 cows. Butffrsk&oea to Alaska. ' Hince Haxelw9ttd. beoamfl an estah-s,e pants being Germans, will be given dur ing the day. in the evening there will a campflre and picnic dinner, also lished grade on thd-ajiarket, it has been possible for the farther to get an all around better price for his cream. This is due, In a large measure, to the repu tation gained by the butter manu factured by this creamery thus creat ing a demand In distant markets such as New York, Honolulu and Alaska. Two carloads of the best Haaselwood butter were shipped to Alaska this week, all told over 100.000 pounds will go to different points in thwinterior of Alaska this summer. i Hazelwood butter brought in Port land last year, and in fact for the past five years, an average price of 4 6 cents above the price of extra fanes., creamery butter on the Elgin Illinois market Thu v . ra - r. , . . . -..to ..a. ,a viuill m Ell I I II . .. . .. . . a large measure, to the dairyman wbo"ng n ,V, y an V. fl , supplied the cream. wnu parade will come off. Dancing (Special Dttpstcb to-The JToarntl.) Forest Grove. Or., July 1. The Wash- County Veterans' association will hold Its annual reunion at Corne lius beginning today and continuing to July 4. Thirteen guns at sunrise today waa the official Inauguration of the reunion. Mayor F. Hehoen of Cornelius 111 deliver the address of welcome In the afternoon. R. W. McNutt, presi dent of the association, will respond to the mayor's speech.' The Glee club and Marital Da no will render music. July i, will be German day. An in teresting program, all of the partlci Northwest Bank Statement. PORTLAND. Clearings today 924,830.05 1,478,423.55 76.944 44 104,269.43 . .11,634,971 295,104 Year ago Balances today year a go SEATTLE. Clearings Balances TACOMA. Clearings Balances . . . 1624,844 . .. 74,261 Eastern Livestock Weak. Chicago, July 1. Official run: Hog-s. Cattle. flh-en. Chicago 32,000 18.000 17,000 Kansas City. 12.000 5.000 6.000 Omaha 12,000 2.500 6.600 Hogs opened steady: left over ves- erday. 4,000. Receipts year ago, 35 - Pf Mixed. I6.00- .; heavy, t.2ai -1, w.vvWw.mv, Biil,'fll.SII - 5 t H . 1 i attle and sheep weak. Tings rlntied weak to 6c lower. Cuttle 0c lower. L New potatoes are now in so general use that there Is scarcely any demand for old stock With much larger sup rlle of ni-w stock from California, prices are dropping quite fast and sales along Front street are now being made i it i -c a pound. i nere is an w crasiri volume of local arrivals of new potatoes and this has caused a nominal market to prevail for old stock. Old jtBtoea are lng ef fered by hold ers from 65c to 75c a sack. PRODUCE TS 8 AX FRANCISCO. rVfXlSS Ftearmg, 201t gaa- "rancisr'o, inlv t Eggs ("per doien) California fresh, Including extraa, 2c; firsts. 21c; aeconds. 16c; thirds, 17j;; eastern seconds 17c Butter (per round California fresh eTtrsa, I2e; firsts, 2Jc; seconds, JOUc; thirds. 0c; packing No l.. nominal; packlngr No. 2, nominal. New cheese lrjr nirn raiitf-i. .'i-'. ZAP,.L VcVBrsts- 10H: aeconds. ii,y " 1 . . U"I America rancy, ljc, firsts. 11c; eastern Oregon fancy. J't aatrn Oregon Toung America, Potato, (jier. centAll Kw ritatoea, sacks. I1C1H; boxes. L1.0; Early Rose, ! 1.1B. - . t'tilone Red. yellow IL Otanaea -tpr box)NsT.i, tlQt; Valencia. -11 ea.0; tX6 .weita fancy. 2t081.7. ';' " Tacotna "ht-at Market. Taooma. July . l"PThfr- rinH stJ. bluestem. tto; red. ;4v - .7 ' Xew York Bond Market. Bid. Michigan Central 6s lno Penn. R. R. 6s . . 100 4 tnl R'ys St. L. 4s Ft. L. A 8. F. ref-4s 67 V, N. W. Cons. 4 s 96 Met St R'y,.ref 4s 4 R. I. 1st ref. 4s 84 ' Inter. Met. 44 ... 66i Atl. Coast Line Aa-.. ... O. R. A N. a.f7T7v. 95 O 8. L ref. goM 4s Cons. Trac, Co., N. J. ta..:I02Va Krte 1st Cons. 4s Hi Colo. & Po. 1st 4s S9 4 Central Pac. Jet 4s 974 Atl. Coast Line Cons. 4s... 91 L. N. unL 4s . . : .. 6 C. B. & Q. Joint 4s 9614 r A O. gen. 4s. 10fl I n. R'y gold tr. Phll.) 4s. 6t Klec. A Peo. (Phil.) 4s 09 14 l;n. R'y I. Co., CoL (Phil) 4s 71H Ex Interest Liverpool Wlieat Market, Liverpool. July 1. Official WHEAT. Open. ,-..7s 6d 6s 10;, d Isl0d CORN. Jiv ....,. .6s Id September 6s Id July September 1 lerember prices, Close. 7s 2d 6s HHd 6s ud Bs 4V.1 6s ii Northwest Oop Weather. tiregon Fair tonight. Thursday fair, not ro warm Interior west portion, nnn tinned warm east portion. Westerly wlniis Washington Fair tonight Thursday fair, not so warm except stationary tem perature near coast Westerly wind a Idaho Fair tonight Thuraday fair, cooler north portion. 1 Boston Copper Market. (Furnished by Orerheck Cooke Koston. juiy-1. Hid price: Co) Adventure Arcadian . . . Atlantic Butte Coal a. Black Mt... Glroux Centennial . Cop. Range. Mesa . ..... Mohawk Mlchrtran ... Nevada Con...llH sceo Oulnct -s Santa iFe..,.. 1 Coppeii Mt,.40 raly West..,.l. Xew York Cotton Market."""'" (Furnished by-J0vrbeck ft Cooke Co.) January March . . August . Septerr.bei October . December High. Low. Close. T 92 907 917 . 920 910 91SB 970 967 97 r 957 941 950 949 926 93 925 910 921 ALFIiED E0PF DIES AT BOISE, IDAHO Alfred Eoff, for 20 years a resident of Boise, Idaho, died there June 29 at the age of. 66. Mr. Eoff was one of the best known men on the . coast. His long residence in Idaho, where he was projg4nent in the banking business, brought him In touch with the vital in terests of the northwest and made him known to all the prominent men of this part of the country. He was in his earlier life associated with the Unii.. days and their transportation Interests and he was connected with the Wells Kargo banking interests of California for many years. Mr. "Eoff leaves a widow, but no children. His large property interests will pass to the con trol of Mrs. Eoff. The funeral will be neia rrom inn crematory or this cltv Thursday, Rev. J. H. Simpson officiat ing. The services will be private. M'OOTERN IS MOVED INTO LAWSOX'S PLACE United Ptmi Leued Wire.) San Francisco. July 1. Following close on the heels of the announcement Of the resignation of Thnrna. T mnn from the general sunerlntendency pf the I "PBlirn division or Tne Koiithern Pa cific here, came tWe announcement to day that W. A. McGovern will succeed Laws on In the high post MMkivum was formerly superintendent of the coast division, which Is in hst Inteiiatsrl to Thomas Ahea-rn, now superintendent of the Shasta division. No one has yet been selected to take Ahearn s place.. There is much speculation as to the real reason for Lawson's rettremeht He came here last November from, the general superlntendenoy of the Chicago & Northwestern, to; which road he has returned. be a baseball game Music, recitations, a school entertain ment bythe pupils of Hlllsboro school and a war drama. "Fort Sumpter to Ap- riomattox," will be features of 'C'orne ius day, July 3. The climax to tho reunion will come on July 4. The day will be ushered In, with a sunrise salute of 100 runs JHir- Prrlot!c fid fire works will enliven the evening. The Top of the Ladder CAN be reached by any young man who begins right early in life, and the best way to do this is to join the family circle of some strong bank. We offer every facility of a modern banking house, our motto being "prompt service, liberal treat ment and. absolute safety. German - American Bank lath and Washington Streets, POBTLA1TD, OBKOOIf. Safe Deposit Boxes $4 lip Per Year o I 906 966 941 926 910 4. 18. A P.. . I Apex .14 Vi Yukon t .CSV Alloues ?!4 . SS Bingham .... 25 . 1 V Cal. Ariz. . 106 .! Trinity It 1 Tamarack ... SS . 4Vs Victoria ..... 4H .41 Wolverine ...114 t I Kant Butte... NlDDiRStne . 7 9SV.N0. Butte.;.' CSV Lnutte coals... 71 hi Cat Hecla..0 Old Domlnia. CSV Parrot .i ssZ BLACK HAND BUSY AT FERXIEB. C (Special Dicpatrfe to Tk foaraat) IctorlS, B C, July 1 Several towns in -the Interior of British Columbia are excited over the mysterious operation of a Black Hand society. Many resi dents ef FVrnie have received- anonym mo us notVa of warning, couched In threatening terma It is reported that those responsible are miners of foreign nationality who have private grievances; Fifteen auenarta vm Vwn ,rK., A hnt still the threatan DANIELS A VETERAN AMONG RAILWAY HEN . (T1red PrU LmsmI Wire.) .Lak Jc'd. K Y, July 1. Oeorge Henry Daniels, who has been general passenger agent for the New York Cen tral railroad since 1S9, died here to- aay. Daniels waa one of the best known railroad men in the United States. He was born In XAne county. Illinois. In 1841, and began his railroad career as sn engineer's rod man on the Missouri haciric railroad when he was but a young- man. He served as general freight, and passenger agent for the Chlcsgo at Alton from mo to 18SI and after that time had served as commis sioner In several of the big trlffto as sociations in the country. NOT SO WARM AS IT WAS YESTERDAY At I o'clock this afternoon -the weather bureau thermometer ' recorded 71 degrees, which ie several dear cooler than it the corresponding hour yesterday. District Forecaster Deal! Jays It will riot be so warm tomorrow, 5 yesterday afternoon's maximum ht waa 91 - it .,it. i BANKERS and LUMBERMENS BANK Corner Second and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon CAPITAL $250,000.00 OFFICERS fj. K. Went worth. . .Prestdaflt JI. D. Story ..Casnlef John A. Keating. . .Vice-President F. A. Freeman. , .Asslst't Cashier DIRECTORS O. K. Wentworth Charles S. Russell P. 8. Brumby. Pr. K. A. J. Markenilo George O. Bingham Robert T. H. D. Btory Lloyd J. "Wentworth J. E.' Wheeler" Geo. L. McPherson John A. Keating Platf TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS fit) m iNOVVrKG that the officers and directos ot the Security bavmgs & Trust Com pany faithfully and carefully attend to the duties which devolve upon them, the people have every confidence in the stability of this conservative banking inti tution. If you are not a depositor of the Se curity Strings & Trust Company we respect fully invite you to investigate its. strength and facilitie. and.' open an account, ' subject to your check. SECURITY SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY COKBSTT BTTZiDZsTO, rOZTXAJTD, OUSOOa Capital fSOOeWtX Barplas 9390,000. Overbeck & Coke Cdc Commtsslon EIerchans, Slocks. Bonds, Cotton, trite. Etc, - 21W17 fiOARD OP RADE BUILDING - Memberi Chicago Board of Trade, Correspondent ol Login & Bryan, . Chicago, New York, Boston. ( ,Wt hare the only priyite wire connecting" Tortland with the eastern . .'-; - ... exenange.. . ." - - :;. ''. . ureene ..., via igheanoa 2S34 lMtugbt. : : ; : ; r.