THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 11.-1003.
11
WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY
ALASKA
TO
SUU
BE
HIGHER
Red and Medium Red Canned
Fish Will Probably Ad
, vance 10c a Dozen.
4 Ited
Med. red
Pinks ...
4 Chums
Alaska Salmon Frioes.
Par Dosen.
1808.
.$1.20
. 1.00
. .80
. .76
1007.
11.06
.90
.(0
.76
Outlook for Alaska Salmon.
The Alaska salmon pack 1b now on
In full swing In the southeastern part
of the territory. From special advices
received today the run during tne preu
ent sei'son will be an average one.
The market for Alaska fish Is In the
best possible shape, especially for tne
better grades. While the formal prices
fnr h iqna nnrU have not yet owi
numed by the Alaska Packers' assocla
thA tnHitnandnni naokers are el
ready making sales at an advance of 10c
fnr thA hot tor mielltv and the same
prices as last year for the cheaper
grades. These prices are. however, gen
erally made subject to the opening fig;
ures announced by the Alaska Packers
arsociation. . ' ..
Frank C. Barnes, the local cannerv
man who Is very heavily Interested In
salmon fishing: and packing In soutn
eastern Alnska, states that the market Is
rxcellent for reds around $1.20 as com
pared with the opening last yenr arounfl
$105. Later In the 1807 season reds
eold as high as $1.16, and even at
this figure stocks were soon exhausted,
so heavy was the demand. The a.rne
condition rules in medium reds wnlen
are expected to open at $1 as compared
wltn oe a year ago.
Cheap Grades Carried Over.
Because of the carrying over of lib
eral supplies of pinks and chums from
a vear ago, It Is not expected that there
wfll be nny advance In these two grades
from the price that ruled a year ago
not at least during the start of tho
reason. ...
Th nr(- of lnhor and material Is
hiirh Mr Rnrno told The Journal
this morning" "that the cheaper grades
cannot be packed at the prices nameo
a
i;
ERS PULL
price in
Offer 1c a Bushel Less for
September Wheat on
Portland Board.
PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS.
' Cars
Tndnv .Tttlvln .Tuna 97
Barley Ill
Flour
Hay 6 I 29
oats 1 S 18
Wheat -. . . 7 79
corn 1 .
CUT WETHERS
BACK TO $3.50
Killers Not Willing to Paj
More Run of Sheep
Quite Fair.
PORTLAND
Today
1807 .
10 .
1906 .
LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Shee;
80
81
100
247
60
.181
18
7
188
460
646
Buyers reduced their hid on Sentem
ber wheat lc a bushel today on the Port
land board of trade. While yewterdar
ney ware quite wining to buv at 83
some was offered at that figure todiiy
and' was not aocepted. December was
likewise down lo In the bid price, but
none waa offered under yesterday's
price.
The market for wheat Is oulet because
or tne incK or definite Information re
gardlng the crop. However, buyers and
sellers are coming closer together in
their views as to what Dries should rule
September barley lost 2c in the bid
price, hut December was unchanged at
j.iu per cental.
December oats had several firm bids
at $116,- but none waa offered.
Board of trade prices:
WHEAT.
Open.
September $0.88A
December S2B
BARLEY.
September MOB
December 1.1 0B
OATS.
September 1.1 SB
December 1.16B
Close.
I0.88A
-84A
1.10B
1.16A
1.16B
1.16B
1 year ago and unless there is some im
provement in the price the output will
e small. There Is a fair run of red
fish on at this time."
. 1 1 , , - nna fnf 1 1 CJ
Alaska holding, to personally inveetl-
Tte the situation.
Votes of the Salmon World.
Fishing is on In the Naas and Skeena
and on Rivers Inlet, according to In
formation brought by the steamship
Vadso, which returned to port lest
evening says the Victoria Times. On
the Naas the jockey e and spring salmon
are both running, the catch being 15
to the boat, and the same figure 1st
recorded on the Bkeena. Only sockeye
are running In Rivers Inleti where the
cntch Is about lfl to the boat. Chinese
and Indian cannery hands have been
making their way to the canneries for
the past three weeks, and the river and
inlet concerns are ready for pscklng.
Several carload lots of canned sal
mon from the new pack at the Pacific
Amerloan fisheries are already en route
to huvcrs in the ent, and a car or tne
alt iiKc.V In tierces, valued at more
thnn is nnft In en route to Hamburg
Germany, for the first shipment of the
season, savs the Belllngham. asrfi..
Tieraid Kiich rntch for the season has
been very light with the exception of
the lift mado one week ago. wnen a to
tal of 8,00 fish was counted. The
management was anxious to learn of
itie returns from the traps,' as the same
period of time for fishing has peen
covered, but no one would predict the
possible quantity until after the boats
appeared. The Saturday lift did not
i enn rtBH with Ant) -sick-even
1 X WI-U l.DVV AID,.. . .........
f in the count and the remainder spring
salmon No rush of canning has begun
as yet. and the local plant Is the only
one running, but the coming month will
give the heavy pack of the early season.
Latest News of
Oregon Crops
NORTHWE8T WEATHER FORECAST
Oregon, Washington and Idaho Fair
tonight and Sunday, continued warm;
norm to east winds.
Qervals, Or., July 11. The hay har
vest progresses well with splendid cur
ing weattter and will be fully up to
usual quantity and quality. At the pres
ent time the price is not overly high
and hay can be bought In the field loose
for $6 per ton.
Fall grain crop will closely follow
the having season and while It will not
be a heavy yield the acreage will make
It a bumper crop and bring la much
revenue.
Apeparances Indicate that fruit will
be plentiful and of fairly good quality.
Hops will be not over half a crop
and In many yards no work has been
done and there are besides not a few
abandoned yards.
Portland Union Stockyards, July 11.
Sheep arrivals were liberal today, and
while, the tone of the market cannot
he called very unsteady, buyers are not
wining to orrer more than 83.60 for
wethers, which hi 25c under quotations
formerly ruling in tne yards here.
Cattle and hog receipts were light and
values remain as previously quoted In
ootn lines.
Today 10 head of horses arrived In.
.A year ago today all lines were easy
at uncnangea values.
Official yard prices today:
Hogs Best stuff, $8.2506.86; block
ers and China fats, $5.60 6.00; stock-
em ana reeaers ).
Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers
$3.76 4 00; medium steers. 13.25W3.60;
prime fat cows. 82.76ffl)S.OO: medium
cows, $2.2S4fi 2.60; bulls and stags, $2.00
vj'-.nu.
Sheep Beet wethers, $$.60; spring
tamos, ft.Duroif.Ta; straight ewes, 83.00
itfa.ou; mixea lots, 3.ztp if.&O.
Hogs Higher in Eaet.
Chicago, July 11. Offlclar run:
Hors. Cattle. Sheen.
inicago H.tuio 6o
Kansas City 8,000 600
Omaha 4.000
Hogs aro 6e higher; left over,
Receipts a year ago were 22,000,
6.206.80; heavy, $.6Bafl.S0;
.-ujr.i; ngnt, ie.i6we.60.
Cattle and sheep are steady.
PRICE OF NEVADA
SHARES IN FRISCO
1,600
15,000.
Mixed,
rough.
FROXT STREET BRIEFS.
Eggs Are Again Higher and Cheese
Market Doing Expected Stunt.
Kuira are again higher because of
smull supplies.
Another advance in cheese is likely
Mn.l -. now at 14c for flats.
Butter is Jilst about steady. Output
Is heavy. ... ,
Local peaches are In heavier supply.
Sixes are generally small and sales are
being made from 66c to 7fic.
Loganberries are selling quite slowly
st 7Fic and $1 a crate; the latter price
lielng asked by the Brooks association.
Two cars of bananas In fine shape
were among the day's rail arrivals.
A very severe drop is noted In coast
chocolate and cocoa today. All grades
except premium are down 2c a pound;
premium cut 6c.
Strawberries are higher with receipts
small. Sales from $1.20. to $1.60 a
rratc.
Much complaint Is being made by
shippers regarding the very poor fruit
f.ervlre given bv the Southern Pacific
company. A car of watermelons left
the Imperial valley July 2 and up to a
late hour this morning had not put In
nn nppearance here.
Cantaloupe market Is very firm and
nil sales or good stock are being made
nt $17 and $2 a crate.
Gervais. Or.. July 11. What to do
with the loganberry Is the question that
Is worrying the berry growers of this
and the H rooks section. A lnrte acre-
agle of this fruit came into bearing thia
year. Already prices do not warrant
shipping except upon orders. The
Brooks association has in its member-
hip a large majority of the growers
hereabouts, including Brooks, but there
are a few outside growers not members
or tne association wno are snipping in
dependently, and In a measure spoiling
the market.
The Brooks association has contracted
for a carload dally to Portland.
It is now proposed to dry the berries
and quite a number have already begun
the work of using aun and patent
dryers. It Is claimed that the fruit
dries splendidly and keeps well under
almost any condition In this state. The
outcome Is watched with Interest, as it
means the life of this new industry.
PKOm CE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
8nn Francisco, July 11. Wheat No
1 California club, per cental. $l.!ML"r
f,U northern bluestem. f 1.67 Vi (f 1. 1 0;
T.orlhern club. l fiO iff 1.62 H ; Inferior
crrnles of wheat, $1 40ft 1.66.
liarlev New feed barley. II l"H
1 30; common to fair, $121 4 $ 1.2.1;
l.rewing at San Frnni'lsoo. nominal st,
y '1 4"1: chevalier, $1 66Q1.86, accord
Nig to quality.
Kg - i Per rtoien California fresh,
including enses: Extras. 24c; firsts,
;i y seconds. 18c; thirds, 164r.
putter (Per roundt California
ffeah F.ktri. tTVtc: firsts, 21c: sec
onds 2iHc thirds. 20c; packing. No. 1,
IP He: No 2. II Sc.
N Chces- ( Per pound) California
f'.nts. fancv. 11c; firsts, 104,c, seconds,
r California Toung America, fancy.
IS He- firsts. lie; eastern Oregon,
fancv 1HC. do Toung America, fancy,
Potitoes (Per cental New pota
toe. (.vkii TScilll, boxes, llfflllO
earlv rose. f.SfiTlc
Onions Red. 70tf76c; yellow, $1.
Klamath Falls, Or., July 11. Un
usually warm weather has been experi
enced In this sectlonrecently, 95 In Jhe
shade having been registered.
The Irritated crops have shown re
markable growth during the warm days
and haying has begun over the valley.
La Orande. Or.. July 11. Though the
cherry harvest In Grand Ronde valley
is somewhat delayed, and will not be
In full swing until about the 15th of the
month, shippers are already making ar
rangements for cars for handling the
crop, which will ne immense tnis year.
Bpeclal express cars win do naa ror
shipments east. All shippers agree that
the prices will not be nigh this year.
The standard price for contracted can
ning varieties Is $80 per ton, while the
fancy kind will sell at 4 to 6o per
pound.
New York . Bank Statement.
New York, July 11. Bank state
ment: Reserves, decrease $ 7,642,060
Less V. S. decrease 8,896,426
Loans, Increase 14,616,800
Specie, decrease 6,131.700
Legals. decrease 663,000
Deposits, increase 7,829,400
Circulation, decrease 270,400
Actual cash reserve 28.97 per cent
(Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
Han Francisco, July 11. Rid prices:
Bl'LLFROG DISTRICT.
Original 11c. Bullf. M. C. 4c. Mont.
Rullf. IcA. Gold Bar 3c. Bonnie Clare 7c.
Mayfl. Cons. 6c, Monty. Ohio Ext. IcA,
Cons. 40c, Yankee Girl 2c, Tramp Cons.
inc.
TONOPAHS.
Ton. Nev. $8.00A, Ton. Ext. 66c, Man
Namara 36c, Midway ?(c Ton. Belmont
84c, Ton. No. Star 8c, Ohio Ton. lc,
West End Cons. 60c, Rescue 6c, Ton. &
Calif. 3cA, Golden Anchor lc, Jim But
ler 28o, Ton. Home 2c, GoldenCrown
67o.
GOLDFIELDS DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 24c, Columbia Mt, 16c.
Jumbo Ext. 37c. Vernal 4c, Pennsyl
vania 2cA, Kendall 15cA. Booth 16c,
Blue Bull 9c. Adams ec, Silver Pick 17c
Nev. Boy 2c, B. B. Ext. lc. Blue Bell 4c.
Dixie lc. G. Columbia 9cA, Hlbernta 2c,
St. Ives 30c, Conqueror 4c, Blk. Rock
lc. Lone Star 9cA. G. Wonder 2cA, Oro
8c, Kendall Ext. 2cA, Bandst. Ext. 2cA,
Mayne lc, Atlanta 17c, Great Bend 26eS.
Empire 3cA. Red Top Ext. 9c. Florence
$3.15, Florence Ext. 14c, Dlam'f B. B.
Con. 18c, O. Daisy 81c, Laguna $1.10,
Comb. Fract. 68c, Gr. Bend Ext. 6c, Gr.
Bend Anx. 6c, Millstorm 4c, B. B. Bo
nanza lc, Kewanos 81c, Esmeralda ScA,
Portland 9c, Cracker jack 6c, Francis
Mohawk 15c, Red Hill 18c, Mohawk Ext.
So, Lou Dillon Sr.. Y Tiger ScA, Grand
ma 4c. S. Pick Ext. 2c A. Y. Rose lc.
Col. Mt. Ext. 2cA. Goldf. Cons. $5.87 .
FIRLAND BURGLAR
WELL REWARDED
FAVORABLE
WHEAT
TO
PRICE
Crop News Bullish Although
Modern Miller Reports Re
sumption of Harrest,
BEAR RAIDERS PUT A .
WEE HOLE 1H STOCKS
STOCK MARKET LOSSES.
Amalgamated
Locomotive- .
A. Smelter. .
B. A O
St. Paul
C. A O
Colo. Fuel...
Erie
III. Cent
Katy
WHo, Pac
S North. Pac...,
4 I'enn.
5
IN.
U.
P. .
8. Hteel...
STOCK MARKET OAIN8.
Sugar
Brooklyn ,
Canadian H
Great North U
O. & W
Nat. Lead .
U. 8. Hteel.
pfd..
July
Sept
Deo
May
CHICAGO WHEAT
Open. Close.
89
90
95
89
90
91
96
MARKET.
July 10. Gain.
S9H ,
91 A Vi
94 A'
Chicago, July 11. Wheat opened firm
and higher here with Liverpool H to
H1 above yesterday at today's close.
Crop news was generally favorable
to the price.
St. Louis Modern Miller says today
"Recent rains have Interfered with
threshing and restricted the marketln
of winter wheat. Many Illinois an
Missouri millers were obliged to turn
to St. Louis for wheat supplies. Settled
weather enables farmers to resume
threshing and millers report a rosump
iion or wheat aellveries. Millers say
that most of the farmers will hold their
moat ror nigner prices. Indiana re-
forts that na'.r of the wheat there goes
o the seaboard for export. North
western millers are buyinar hard wheat
In Kansas at strong prices. The qual
lty and condition of new crop Is ex
cellent. most of the soft and hard win
ter grades number two."
New York, July 11, A bear drive un
settled stock market values todsv after
an eurly gain. The bank statement was
quite good and some better than ex
pected. Friday was fair for a short
session, considering the recent slump In
the volume of sales.
Range by Overbeck & Cooke Co.
year-old Delia Fugate stood up before
a Jury in the police court and bared her
shoulders) to expose long red welts and
deep gashes put there with a black,
snake by her lather. F. G. Fugate. The
girl told the court that she did no
want the trial to go on. because she
was afraid her father would whip her
gain. When she was dlreoted to tell
her story to the court, however, she
said her father had forced her bedroom
door and whipped her with a blackanakn.
Fugate was found guilty. He will be
sentenoed next Tuesday.
Sweet Pe Show Success.
Cottage Oroya, Or.. July 11. The
sweet pea show given here under the
auspices of the Ladles' club was a suc
cess In every particular. A floral pa
rade over two clocks long was held at
2:30 o'clock.
DESCRIPTION.
O
Chicago prices furnlahed by Overbeck
& Cooke Co.
July
Sept
)eo .
May
Sept
weo
Julv . .
Sent . .
May . .
uly . .
ept . .
Oct 1630 1660
LARD.
July . ,
9Pt ..
Oct . .
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
, 89 89 89 89H
, 90 90 89 90
, 91ty 92 91 91
96 95 95 96
CORN.
T4V4 78 74 74
74 75 74 74
62 68 61 62
OATS.
48 49 48 49
41 42.i 41 41
44 44 48 44
PORK.
1815 1630
1620 1650
962 967
970 977
RIBS.
1815
1620
1625
962
970
July
Sept
Oct ,
902
912
910
917
900
907
1630
1645
1646A
957N
965
972
897
910
917
News Gossip
of Finance
London, July 11. 811ver, 14 9-1 8d.
New York. July 11. Bar silver. 58 0.
Chicago. July 11. Inter-Ocean says:
"According to advices from official
sources the quarterly report of the U.
S. Steel corporation to be Issued late in
the month will show unfilled orders
aggregating 8,600,000 tons."
Rings valued at $300, a gold
watch, a pair of gold cuff but
tons, and $40 In gold was the
haul made by a housebreaker
who called at Mrs. E. Robin
son's residence at Flrland, on
the Mount Scott oar line, yes
terday, some time while the
family were out. The police
have no clue to the robber.
New York, July 11. Wall Street Sum
mary says: "Norfolk & Western Rail
way earned about 6 per cent on com
mon stock, as against 9 per cent a
year ago."
Amal. Cop. Co..
Am, C. F.. a.
Am. Cot. Oil, c.
Am. loco.. c. . . ,
Am. Sugar, c. . .
Am. Smelt., o. .
do pfd
Anac. M. Co. . . .
Am. Woolen, c.
Atchison, c.
do pfd
B. & O , o
do pfd
Bin. Rap. Tr. . .
Can. pac, o. . . .
Cent.- Lea, c. ...
do pfd
C. A G. W., c.
C. M. & St. P. . .
C. & N. W.. o...
Chespk. & O....
Colo. F. A I., o. .
Colo. South., c.
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd. . . .
Pel. & Hudson..
Erie. c.
Erie, 2d pfd
Erie, 1st pfd. . . .
Gt. North., pfd..
111. Central
L. A N
Manhattan Ry. . .
Mex, Cent. Ry.
M., K. A T., c.
do pfd
Distillers
Ore Irfinds
Mo. Pacific ....
Nat. Lead
N. Y. Central . . .
N. Y.. O. & W. .
Norfolk A W.. c
do pfd
N. American . . .
North. Paclflo, o
Pac. Mall 8., c.
Penn. Ry
i'ress. Hteel C. c
do pfd
Reading:, c
do 2d pfd . . .
do 1st pfd . .
Ken. iron & c
do pfd
Rock Island, o . .
do pfd
St. L. A S. F., 2 p
St. L. & S. W. c
St. U A S. W.. p
S. P.. c
S. P.. p.
south. Rv., o. . . .
Tex. A Pac I
T.. St. L. A W.. c
T St. L. A W.. pi
u. r'aciric, a
U. Pac'lflo, p.
U. S. R., c. . .
U. 8. R p. . .
U. S. Steel Co.
IT. R. Steel Co.,
Wabash, o
Wanfcsh, p
Wis. Cen. c
Wheeling Lake E,
Westlngnouse ,
68
36
12
49
127
82
104
43
82
92
90
49i
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137
163
44
28
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69
86
33
493
127
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153
42
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28
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69
19
86
132
133
108
28
59
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126
80
103
43
S2
92
90
48
162 4
25
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136
163
41
27
30
36
1 3 2
183
108
69
19
34
60
49
104
39
70
28
138
122
29
116
83
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69
15
29
26
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118
17
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68
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39
70
139
122
29
116
83
85
131
133
107
28
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8
38
33
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126
81
108
48
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82
91
89
83
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50
69
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107
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San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
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' MARRIAGE LICENSES .
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Matthew A. UalL lone. Or, $4. and
Anna Myra Orabeel. $ .
George A. Anderson, 241 North leven.
teenth street. It, and Ellen A. Andero
son. 1ft.
Charles It Johason, II North.
Thirteenth etreet, II, and Elisabeth A.
Matheaon, IS. ,
Wedding Card a W77J. Smith' A Co.',
Washington bldg., corner 4th and Waeh
Ington sts. -
tonaetb A Co.. florists, for flowers of
all kinds, 121 th st. .
Clarke Bros., florists Kline flowerg
and floral designs. 189 Morrison St.
Full dress suits for rent, all alses.
Unique Tailoring Co., 109 Stark st.
Max M. Smith, florist. 160 6th st. op.
posits Meier A franks. Main 7116.
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DUNNING, M'ENTEE A GILBAUQH.
undertakers and embalmers' modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
430. Lady assistant.
J. P. FINLEY A SONS. ID AND MAD1-
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Phone Main 9.
ZSLLER-BYRNES CO.. FUNERAL M-
rectors. embalmers, 270 Russell. East
1088. Lady aasietant
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220 Id st.
gRlCSON UNDERTAKINd CO., EM-
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CEMETERIES
WEATHER REPORT
104 104
39
70
137
18
69
! 16
29
26
16
89
7
118
17
20 21U
45! 45
26
CI 89
17
55
149
'26
122
114
82
18
69
IB
2S
25
16
88
87
117
16
39
42
61
137
25
121
87
114
X2
82
18
68
15
28
25
16
21 J
Sales, 248,500 shares.
17
65l
8f
117
17
23 H
20l 20
44 I 46
147 1147
I 82
26 25
96
.... 89
infiMs
11
B5
17
65"
The pressure over the en tiro United
States Is remarkably uniform. There
Is a small high pressure area over the
northwestern portion of the country.
and the barometer Is slightly above nor
mal .over the Atlantic and Gulf states.
The barometer continues relatively low
over Arizona and it Is below normal
over the lake region.
Showers and thunderstorms have oc
curred in Arizona, central California,
Wyoming, western South Dakota, and
Florida. The temperature Is above nor
mal in the Pacific and northern states
and slightly below normal in the south
ern states east of the Rocky mountains
The indications are for fair weather
In this district tonight and Sunday, with
continued high temperatures.
-Temp
Max. Mln. Preclp.
Baker City, Or 88 64 .00
Kansas City, Mo 90 72 .00
Lewiston, Idaho 96 64 .00
Marshfield. Or 70 60 .00
North Head. Wash. .58 60 .00
Portland, Or 82 66 .00
Koseburg. Or 90 62 T.
Sacramento, Cal ...98 64 T.
St. Louis, Mo 86 72 .00
St. Paul, Minn 92 ' 74- .00
Salt Lake. Utah 88 60 .00
San Antonio, Tex.. 98 70 .00
San Diego. Cal 74 63 .00
San Francisco Cal.. 82 60 .00
Spokane. Wash ....90 68 .00
Walla Walla, Wash. .94 . 64 ' .00
ROSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES, $10:
family lots, $26 to 176. Superintend
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont et.
and Cully road. Phone Tabor 806. For
full Information apply to Frank Schle
gel. 632 Worcester blk. Phone A-282S.
NEW TODAY.
COME OUT
TOMORROW
AND SEE
BIRTHS
New York, July 11. Copper producers
are declining offers around 13c a pound.
New Jork. July 11. Total bonded
indebtedness of the u. 8. Steel corpora
tion exceeds 1602,000.000, against $386
000,000 In 1901.
DROrS 216 INCHES; '
WOULD LIKE &i0,000
Pslem, Or., July 11. James F. Whlto,
a laborer, has started suit for damages
against the Oregon Electrio company
for $40,000 In the circuit court
of Marlon county. White says he was
working on a bridge over Lake Lablsh
near Brooks In Marlon county when
another employe, F. T. Splcker, camo
along on a velocipede. A timber that
Splcker carried on the velocipede pre
lected over the side and struck White,
knocking him off the bridge 18 feet to
the ground. His injuries have been so
that he is unable to work and he can
only walk with great difficulty.
New York, July 11. Railroad dividends
for the first six months of the year are
i'j per oent Deiow tnose or last year.
New York, July 11. Government
bonds:
Twos, registered 103
do cospon , 103
Threes, registered 100
do coupon 100
Small bonds 100
Fours, registered 121
do coupon 122
104
104
100
101
i22
121
New
Lake,
12c;
$4.40i
New
change:
York,
12'3'12
castings. 12il2c. Lead,
W 4.45; tin, $40.75 40.95.
July 11. Metals Copper
electrolytic, lihiip
York, July 11. Sterling ex
Cables, 487. 10iS 487.15: demand.
484.90(484.95; 60 days, 486.fia485.75.
New York Cotton Market.
(Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
High. Low. Close. July 10
January vis
March 920
July 945
August 942
September ... .934
October 941
December 931
Northwest Bank Statement.
PORTLAND.
Clearings today- $1,054,555.65
.ear ago 1,178,824.83
Balances today 115,648.29
Year ago 97,250.27
SANITARIUM SUPPLY
HORSE IS STOLEN
902 919 908
908 916 907
940 946 940
930 pJl 9J5
930 934 981
924 938 927
912 928 918
Urerpool Wheat Market.
Liverpool. July 11 Official prices:
Wheat July 7s 4d; September, 7s
2d: December "s Id.
Corn July. 6s 7d; September, Is
4 d. '
NON-RESIDENTS LET
GRASS GROW RANKLY
Chief GriUm acher has filed a list of
names of property-owners who have
failed to remove the weeds and rubbish
from their property la accordance with
the ordinance recently paaeea y in
council. There are XI property- wnera,
sll ef-wtinn arc ne-n-reeidents of Port -Wntd.
Chief Urttsm acber stated Ih his
rnmtnonlcatkxi that he ras notified -n
owner by tetter and aaka the e.eev'tve
ho-rd for Mirtroetlona aa to what
course ha shall pufea e.
ONE OF SILVERTON'S PROMINENT FAMILIES
There are all kinds of thieves,
but the meanest one yet is the
one who stole the horse that
brings supplies to the tubercular
patients of the Open Air sani
tarium at Mtlwaukle. The poor,
bedridden Inmates of the sani
tarium depend upon this animal
for all the little things that
make their hard lot bearable, as
without him there Is no other
mode of conveyance at the sani
tarium. A. L. Mills, president of the
institution, owns the horse
which he found missing from
the barn this morning together
with a saddle and bridle. The
animal weighs 1.100 pounds,
has two white hind feet, long
black mane and tail, is 14 hands
high and nine years old. It Is
believed an attempt will be
made to sell him at Oregon City.
Oresham, or some other nearby
place.
USES HORSEWHIP ON
PRETTY DAUGHTER
Fresno, Cel.. July 11. With tears
rolling down her cheeks, pretty 17-
BOTSFORD June 15, to Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Botsford, 688 Main. son.
MANSFIELD June 29, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Mansfield, 174 East Fifteenth,
a son.
NELSON July 4. to Mr. and Mrs. Qua
Nelson, 107 North Ninth, a son.
PENNINOS July 8, to Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Pennlngs, 650 Gideon, a Son.
PETERSON July 8. to Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Peterson, 760 Thirteenth, a
daughter.
ROBERTSON July 4, to Mr. and Mrs.
B. V. Robertson, 609 Stark, a son.
STEPHENSON June 26, to Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Stephenson, 413 Meisner. a
son.
BAUMAN June 80, to Mr. and Mra
Carl Ban man, 442 Spencer, a daugh
ter.
MILLER June 11, to Mr. and Mra H.
c. Miller, lis Misner. a daughter. .
BEKKEY July 9. to Mr. and Mrs. I
Thomas Berkey, 649 East Seventeenth,
a son.
HAOER July 8, to Mr. and Mra. F. A.
Mas-er. zun Kueene. a son.
CROWE July 8. to Mt. and Mrs.
Michael Crowe, 687 Mississippi, a son.
JOHNSON July 8. to Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Johnson, 581 Pettygrove, a daughter.
Mirny
Trad
Corner Lots
Inside Lots
$100
$85
TERMS
DEATHS
RYAN Julv 7, Johanna Ryan, 119
Fargo, age (5; paralysis.
HOI,BROOK July 8, Phllo Holbrook.
211 Fourteenth, age 67; artero sclero
sis. DISSETT July 4. Edgar Dlssett. Wil
lamette river, age 35; drowning.
RAGLION'E Julv Florlnda Ragllone,
269 Baker, age 31; "third degree
burns."
FRANZEL July 7, Juliana Franzel.
325 Marguerite, age 72; hemorrhage
of bowels.
BEAN July 10, Charlotte Bean. Bt.
Vincents hospital, age 62; cnaiisces
tltis. VINTON July 7. Calvin Vinton,
Montavilla hotel, age 4; remittent
TAYLOR July 7. Abble Taylor. 166
Seventh, .age 74; heart failure.
$10 Down and
$5 Monthly
10 Discount for Cash
Improved streets, 5-cent car fare,
good soil
Title guaranteed perfect
No building restrictions, and imme
diate possession.
AGENTS AT TRACT EVERY
DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAY
Take Montavilla car at corner Third
and Morrison streets; get off at cor
ner Villa and Hibbard streets, Mon
tavilla branch office; for further par
ticulars call office. -
CP. WELLS
231 Worcester Bldg. Phone M. 3253.
EJTD TO
OX
O-LTi-boatra
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc
Address
J. J. BUTZER SEKDS
Snt A.
in rmOart rr.
Snap-10 Acres
All in crop, garden and orchard;
near depot on Oregon Electric
line; good 8-room house, barn,
outbuilding. Must sell, rent or
exchange. Best bargain on the
market.
WALDO F. STCWART
211 Commercial Building.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Commission Merchanls, Slocks, Bonds. Cotton, Grain. Etc.
216-217 BOAKp OF TRADE BUILDING
Members Chicago Board of Trade, Correspondents of Logan & Bryan,
Chicago, New York. Boston.
We have the only private wire connecting Portland with the eastern
exchanges.
A TCW ACRES WILL
MAKE YOU A LIVING
Tou can work for soma one a la all
your life and die poor. Oet a email
i-rra oi your own ana gia independ
ence. We have acre tracts from one
acre up, part of an old donation land
claim; fertile soil: will grow fruit, nuts,
? trapes, berries; no better garden land
n Oregon; low prices, easy terms; on j
line of Oregon Eiectrlo. Oet booklet
and map free.
Investment Co
E. Quackenbush. President,
8tark St. Portland. Offloa opm
.44
evenings until :lt e'elock.
The four brothers and two elsters constituting the Lusk family, one of the most prominent famlllea to
Sllverton. Taken at the recent, reunion occasioned by the death of their mother. Elisabeth.
fTeiel trlseewa ta The Jiai-saU
81 Wert on. Or, July LI. By the death
of Mrs. Eliza beta Lotk. Thursday, this
eltj- lose ona of Its most atem-J
-(omen. Sha was tha mother f the
! famllv. M?h has lore ben prom
inently Identified with the advance-
ment of Pfllverton. There ere for
brother and tw etstera. Tia mother
tld on day prior te Dc
birthdar.
JOIN THE MULTITUDE
Of satisfied u-s of BAY
STATE PAINT and protect
your structures as no other
preparation can do. Every de
tail of its quality and virtues
for the asking here, and you
needn't feel compelled to buy
if vou ask for them.
THE BIG PAINT" STORE
Fisher, Thorsen S Co.
FRONT AND 1 ORRIS ON STS.
NEW 5 ROOM DOUSE
(MODERN) $14.0
On full (Oaioe-foot lot. easy month! f
rejrmenta. good location, en east etde.
andr to rarltna. Phone owner (Mala
(SI) or call 14 Second et.
REAL ESTATE TltAKSFEXlS
ah-(a-aSta-aae-a-a-ei-aBaa f
Have rear abstracts made by the 0e-
e-rlty Abstract t Truat Co., f C of C ,
F.-Featoa e4 wife to
O. L tTaaapball. commercing
at southwest corner of blocs.
4 Cartefe addlttoa ta port
land; tbance eet It) fact:
thence aorta It a feet: ten-
weet Hi ft; theace eouU lft
feet te beginning Ml
Koovul-e B, Carey te Cfcrlet Xt
er et el, lota 14. II and U,
tloeB , ralrfield Tl
Deaaie-DeTla thistle Lmbr
co-area? te L- H. Mene.ee et
ai. tend eegtnalnff at rnt
aorta It 4rree ! ibIbvi .
weet lit ehaiee free e--tloa
roraar betweea -t;.. l(
ead It, township 1 wula,
ear re i tut . It f
W. K. Kaae and !fe-to O
L"". weet V, rf !"t t, t
i4 Carv-aere' e-i 1 ''