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Newspaper Page TextIU THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINO, JULY 15," 1008 . WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY CHERRIES I TO ATLAHTIC Oregon Lamberts Are in Liberal Demand for Small 'Packages in the East. Financial depressions are a . - i . . . tiling of the past so fur as the demand for ore trnn Aherrlea lire concerned. Oregon ' ha been famous for years tor the Mze ' and fluvor. as well as coloring or this fruit, ami the fame is threading over additional territory each sea.s.ui. Texas if buying our cherries, and is willing to pay In some instances u frae . tlon more than the top price for some thing select, even though the express ., l,,-.,.. t.i tl x- T unit tttur State art' hlgl nnimh tn make a rerson think twice efr patronizing the computet. -Philadelphia. I'lttsbtirg. St. Paul, . hi ,-,.n r,ri In VeW York, tile lie Inand la coming for some of the selected Oregon fruit. The east und the rest of the country has plenty or irun wnm ran be called cherries, but the Oregon ljunberts and the liings are in a class ,v themselves. Thouich the rest of the fMierrv niM rket In dull Mild stagnant. there id always a call for this premier fruit, and the prices paid are sufficient to widen the eyes at growers eiKewncic. - Tine Lambert Are Coming-. - Fine quality Lamberts are now being received In the local market in uum, nou the trade is busily engaged in packing them In small boxes for parties who want to send them east to show their friends what wonderful fruit we can produce, and thus guarantee the story that Oregon cherries are as large as the ordinary plum. Mr. McEwen of MeEwen & Koskey. local commission merchants, has been bringing in large supplies of Lamberts from his place near Mount Tabor. He tales that many shipments have been made to Pennsylvania, Minnesota and other points far beyond the Rockies. While early cherries were as a rule devoid of the usual Oregon quality, the late arrivals have more than made up for any deficiency shown by the rirsi coiners. The Lamberts this season are better than ever and this is saying something out or the usual, ior every year this fruit comes In such perfection that the quality could scarcely be im proved. On account at the fine coloring and weet taBte of the Lamberts this sea son, the trade has been able to main tain the price at 10c a pound, even though the best of the Royal Anns are scarcely worth more than half of this figure. granulated. $IG; ronf A.. $6.16: extra B, IS.ttO golden O . 6 :o; K. yellow. JRRf). beet granulated. $d06; bnrrols. 16c; half barrels 3ipc: boxes, 65o ad vance nn ark banlM. (Above p.b-es nra 10 days net caan quotations. ) HONKY $ 60 per note CoFKKK- Package brands. 118.80. SALT Course half ground. 101a. III. 00 per ton; 60n. $11 SO; 'able, dairy dn8 $( 50- Ifi.N, $S HO times $ Iff.; imported Liverpool. 5 m. 120 00: 100s. $18.00; 4s $100, extra fine imrrels, Js. 5s and 1, .1 Mi' 6. 50; Liverpool lump rock. ?0.r,0 per tun. RICE Imperial Jnt.an No. 1. c; No. S. 5H6c- New Origins, lead. 7C; AJax f : Creole, 6 r. HKA NH - email nir t.o; irc hit. $.?5: pink. f:t v!l- bavou. $3 SB: Lima., S KB: Mexican re (--). ICoata. Fioa and Prcniioni. LKLaSKLi AIEA IS -i'roi.i street Hogs. fancy, it lb; uitlinary, 6VC; largo. u l . veal. extra. he per lb.; ordinary, 77c per b.. heavy, Jo per lb; mutton, funcy. JisVjc per lb.; spring lamb, ?l. HAMS. liACON'. ETC Portland pack (local) haiiiM, 10 to 13 lbs. 1'ilso per lb, breakfnM b.-icoi.. 1 ji'2k- per lb. picnics. 11c per ill. cot ta ne r ! I l"c lb, reguhir short clears yimki i, K'c per lb; ba. ks, smoked. 12 Vsr II., .su.ukeil short clears, K'i-jc lb; clear belliet., finoked. UV4c lb; shouldeis. K'c per lb; pi. kled tongues. 70c each. LOCAL I.AIth Ketllo leaf. 10m. I3c nor lb. is. l :(".: i-r lb; 50 II) tins. I3tc pe rib: Klmm rendered. 1"B. 12c ta-r lb; 5m. 127no i-r 1L'. cttnipound, 10s, Kc per lb. FISH Hock cod, J2Hc lb; floundera 6o per lb; halibut. 5c per lb; striped bass, ISc per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; sal mon, cliinook, 9c lb; bluebacks, bo lb; steelhead. he lb; herrings, lc lb; -sole", 7c per lb; shrimps 10c per 11.. perch, 6c per lb; tomccu, 11c per lb; lobsters, 25c per lb: freBh mackerel. 8c per lb; crawfish, 20c per dozen; sturgeon, 12 He per 2b; black bass, 20c per lb; silver smelt, 7c per lb; black cod, i He lb; crabs, $1 004l.t0 dor; shad, 2Hc; roe shad, 6c: shad roe, 12 He lb. OYSTEP.8 Phoalwater Bay, per gal lon, $2.60; per 100-b sack, $6.00; Olym pla, per gallon. $2.40: per 100-lb sack. $6.00 51 6 60; Kagle. canned. 60c can. $7.00 dozen; eastern in ahelL-f 1.76 per 100. ulams Hardshell, per box. Z40: razor clams. $2.00 per box. 10c oer doi. Paints, Coal OH, Etc ROPE Pure Manila. 12xc: standard. lUc; aisal, 9Vic; I. li. sisal, 8Vsc. LINSEKD OIL Raw. bbls. Elc; cases. 69c; boiled, bbls, 63c: cases. 67c MULE PRICE CO IIDII L0 nan ui mu Ordinary Lines Are Ad vanced Fraction Good Stock Is in Demand. POUTLANL LIVESTOCK RUN. CHICAGO SICK ill IDE START Jul' Wheat Opens a Cent Under Yesterday's Close Canadian Outlook Good. 1 PACIFIC IS THE MARKET LEADER Advances 21-8 Points, AVliile Nominal Changes Are Shown in Iiest. PORTLAND ELKS DO' . ADVERTISING STUNT Hogs. Cattle. Sheen, Today 76 75 1,846 1!'07 70 64 1,020 leO 16 S9 78 U'05 S2 2 246 AX EASTERN EGO GAME. Boost Local Values to Such a High ' - Point to "Force Sale of Own. "' Because of" the larger supplies of eastern stock; being; brought in, eggs are not so firm, and some dealers report telna wllliriK to unload, everything at tt and 24c a dozen. Bastern handlers " are trying their utmostUo put Oregons to a very high point sb they can sell the fbrmer and leave the local stock to rot. Usual game. - General' trade was Quiet along Front Street today because of the grocers' plc nlc at Bonneville. All kept open, how- f ever. Grocery trade was scarcely af fected because of the large amount of orders coming from country points at this time. Shad are very scarce, and the season "Is coming to a close. While the run of .. 'nalmon in the Columbia is decreased from a week ago, because of the high . : tide; local trade has full supplies. Former prices continue. A car of cantaloupes Is due tonight. California tomatoes are In much larg er supply, and market Is easie at $1.60 lor unwrapped. . Local peaches are In better supply. -with quality Improving. gome Belect stock from Tho Dalles brought as high as 90c isr AiBXHnaers, but the general run was under this figure, west can ' lornla Crawfords sold at $1. " New potatoes are holding steady, al though locah receipts are increasing somewhat, wuailty getting Delter, too. gome old potatoes sold as low as 50c a sack tor seed during the past few days. Front street sells at the following ... prices. Those paid snippers are less regular commissions: rain, Tiout aaa mmy. WHEAT Buying price Track. . Portland Club 86c; bluestem, 88c; red, 14c; Willamette valley.86c bushel, i, EXiOUR Selling price Eastern Ore- fon patents. 4.bo; siraigni. it.gtg 66; exports, $3.503.60; valley, $4.46; Kraha'm, KB' ti i(- whole wheat, $4.65; l ye, 6s, $6.50; bales, $$. MILL8TUFFS Selling price Bran. (26; middlings. $30.60; shorts, $2S SS.S0; chen. $21 29 per ton. BARLEY Feed. $25.60; relied. $27.a 28.80: brewing, $27. OATS No. 1 white. $17.60; gray. $$7 per ton. HAY Producer?' price Old Timothy, , Willamette valley, fancy, $13$13.60; - ordinary, $12.501S: astern. Oregon, $164)17; mixed. $10910. 50: cfover. $8 tr: grain, $I112: cheat. $11012; : alfalfa, $910. nrtr. Eggs and Vooltiry. BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. Port land Sweet cream, 234c; sour, 21!4c lb. BUTTER Extra creamery, 26c; fan cy, 23Hc; ordinary, 21Vtt(22c; store. ' 16fl7e. - EGOS Select fancy, candled, 23 44c; ordinary. 22 hie. CHEESE Full cream, rmta. triplets "and daisies. 14c; Voting Americas, 16c. POULTRY Mixed chickens. 12c 12Hc lb; fsncy hens. l$Hc; roosters, Id, 5c lb; fryers, 18lSV,c; broilers. ,18!3l8Hc lb; geese. rinK 13c; tur nkeys, alive. 17c. spring ducks. 13 y 15c lb; pljreons. $1 26 doz, dressed poultry, llVi" lb. higher. Hups. Wool ana Hides. HOPS IJQ1 crop, first prime. 6c; prime, 4HC. medium to prime, 3Mc; medium, 2c lb; lt06'crop, 2y 3c lb, contracts, ic and 10c for taree years. - WOOlr 106 Willamette valley. 12)4 01 3c. SHEEPSKINS Shearmg, 10016c, ach: ' nhort wool, 26 i 40c. medium wool. 60c 6Fl each; long wocfi, 76c (tf " 41.2 tarh. MOHAIR 107 Nominal. 18Hei& iliuta lry niaes. iz "44110 jb green, hQ 6 He; calves, green. 8 Q 10c ' &1PS. 5 a 6c lb; bulls, green salt. 4c lb. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3 04c; No. t nd grease, ztrzHo CHITTIM BARK ! ft 4c. Fruits and Vagatatua. ONIONS California red, $1.250160 per sack; yellow. $1.76 i-er cwt.; garlic. 16c 10. POTATOES New, selling. $1.60; buy ing. $1 00 pr cwt APPLES NeW rallfornla. $1.60. FRFSH FRUITS Oranges. $4 00 4 26; bansnas, Hc per lb; crated, c: lcniona. $3.7694.76 box; grapefruit $4 H $4.50: plneerplea, Hawaiian. $5 00 iox: strawbrrriea, Willamette vallsy $1.0rl.60: rsntalotipes. $2.0001.26; ap ricota. $1 B I If; blackberries, $1.25; faeacbes, 76ttK6c; pesrs, $1 35: grapeo, ? )s raspberries. $l.091.tl; loganber ries 75c$l: cherries, Roytl Rnn. 4fiic ir, iataoerts. avc id; watenneiona 1 J gal: lots of 250 callous, lc less: oil cake meal. 334 ton. BENZINE 86 deg.. cases. lSVio per gal; iron nbls. 12Vic per gal. TURPENTINE In cases. J2o per gal; wood bbls, 69c per gal. WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7o per lb; 500-lb lots. ,80 lb: less lots. 8c lb. WIRE NAILS Present basis $2.85. PRODUCE IX SAX FRAXCISCX). San Francisco, July 15. Wheat No. California club, per cental. $1.62 Ufa' 1,66; northern bltiestem. $1.67 hi $ 1. 70; northern club, $1.60 1 .62 hi ; Inferior grades of wheat. $1.401.55. Barley New feed barley. $1.27 1.80; common to fair. $1.22H1.23; brewing at San Francisco, nominal, at $1.47;, Chevalier, $ 1.65 1.85. accord ing to quality. Eggs Per dozen, California fresh. In cluding cases, extras, 23c; firsts, 22c; seconds, 18c; thirds, 16 He Butter Per pound, California fresh, extras, 22 hie; firsts, 21c; seconds, 204c; thirds, 20c; packing No. 1, 19 hie; packing No. 2, 18c. Cheese New, per pound, California flats, fancy, 11c; firsts, -l-c; seconds, 9hic, California Young America, fancy, 13Hc; firsts, 13c; eastern Oregon, fancy, 11 He; eastern Oregon Young America, fancy, 14 c- Potatoes New, per cental (sacks), 76car$l.O0; boxes, $1.00 1.10; early rose, 65 76c. Onions Red, 7076c; yellow, 90c $1.00. Oranges Per box. navels, $3.003.50; Valenclas, $2.2663.60. Latest News of Oregon Crops Portland Union Stockyards, July 15. There Is a better tone In the market for cattle, although buyers have not yet ad vanced their price on steers above $4 lor best stuff. Ordinary or medium steers me hbeHlnir an advance of 26e I us hiu prime and ordinary cows and titans. Bulls at unchanged. Good cuttle are getting scarce and stockmen are not ofterlng so freely. To day arrivals In the yards were only 75 head compared with 64 a year ago. 395 two years ago nnd 92 head for this same (lav three years ago. According to (Jeorgo Hoothby, 'a shipper of Mon mouth, who brought (wo loivds of sheep today, tho prospects are that killers will soon bo forced to pay a higher price for cattle because supplies are getting short. "Southern Oregon has but few cattle to turn out this season," states Mr. Booth by. "and what stock the Willamette val ley has will mostly be taken up by the local killers." Dan Savage, who brought In a load of cnttle today to Sch wartzschlld & Sulz burger, states that cattle prices are too low to admit of any profit in the busi ness and that prices are sure to be forced higher. General Livestock Xs Steady. The livestock market in general Is steady today although the run of sheep continued liberal. Wethers are again selling ns high as $3.60 and spring lambs ars today ranging between $4.60 4.7fi. There la a demand for well finished stock of nil kinds, whether it Is hogs, cattle or sheep and good stock Is always bringing the ttp. "The present arrivals are badly mixed," states President Dnughtery, "some of the stock being very good while others are poor." A year ago today sheep were gaining In weakness and other lines were easy at unchanged values. Official yard prices today: Hogs Rest stuff, $6.50; blockers and China fats, $6.00(6.25; Mockers and feeders, $5.00(9)6.60. Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers, $4.00; medium steers. $3.603.75; prime fat cows, $3.00; medium cows, $2.50; stags. $2.50; bulls, $2.00i)2.50. Sheep Best wethers, $3. 25(3(3.60; spring lambs. $4.6004.75; straight ewes, $3.00 3.25; mixed lots. $3.253.60. Canadian Crop Ssport. Chicago, July 16. B. W. SnoW, the crop expert, says: "Part of Canada wan getting a little dry but there was no damage. This rain insures full heading nnd means a 126,000.000 bushel crop. Harvest will begin In three weeks." BRIEF FINANCIAL NOTES. New Vork July 15. Foreign ex change: Sterling, cables 4 S7.30 (ic 4 S 7 . 3 5 : demand 4K7.o6U 4S7.15; 60 days 4 85.86 if 4S6.90; francs 5164k; murks 96 9-10. New York, July 16. Brooklyn Inter ests go to court to lis up $100,000,000 Mibway improvements. New York. July 15 Sixty national banks of New Vork form association to Issuo currency under Aldrlch uct. New York. July 15. New York Cen. tral will advance freight rates on cer tain commodities August 1. 4 4 ?! 1 Atchison New York, July 15. Wabash will Is sue its own notes lo take Wheeling & Kike Erie Issues due Autfuat 1. July Sept. Dec. May CHICAGO WHKAT Open. Close. STOCK MARKET GAINS. Mo. Pac JH Locomotive ... ft Republic Steel. do pref U. S. Steel.... do nref Brooklyn Reading .90 . .90S .92 89 H l0 92U 961 MARKET. . July 14. Loss 91 A 1 h I 91 1 '.'! 14 1 96 964fc Chicago, July 15. Just because for eigners were bearish in their views on wheat prices this morning, July wheat here opened about a cent Tower and the other options were almost as weak and low. Liverpool started hi to sd under yesterday and closed to hid down. Alter the opening the local market dropped several fractions and closed 74 to 1VC under yesterday. Chicago prices by Overbeck & Cooke NORTHWEST WEATHER FORECAST. Oregon Fair tonight; Thursday fair, warmer except near coast. Westerly winds. Washington Fair tonight, cooler east portion. Thursday fair, warmer except near coast. Westerly winds. Idaho Fair tonleht. cooler north oor- tion. murtmay rair, warmer north and southwest portions. Hogs Prop in East. Chicago, July 15. Oficial run: Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. Chicago ..27,000 13.000 15.000 Kansas City ... 9.000 4,000 5.000 Omaha 10,000 8,000 1,500 Hogs are Ec lower; left over 4.S00. Re ceipts a year ago 32,000. Mixed, $6.30'S 6.95; good and heavy, $6.60 iff 6. 85; rough, $.S06.55; light, $6.85(?i 6.86. Cattle Weak. Sheep Steady. betieOI III JILLFEEDS California Is Buying Again and Market Is Showing Much Strength. Co: July , Sept. Dec. May July Sept. Dec. July Sept. May July Sept. Oct WHEAT. Open. High. ..90 90"4 ..90 90 . .92 Vi 92 ...96 9 CORN. .74 74s ..73i '74 ..61V4 62 OATS. ..50V4 604 ..43 43 U . ,45H 45 PORK. Low. X9 894 9134 96 Close. S9' 90 92 U 96S4 July Sept Oct July S-ept Oct 1585 1620 1690 1617 LARD. 932 945 942 956 RIBS. 877 892 885 897 73H 73U 61H 49; 4 2 '4 4 1A 1582 15S5 932 942 877 885 74 74 Vi 61 494 424 45V 15S0 1590 1692 932 940 950 ' $40 885 892 1 hi i: New York. July 15. There was a slight revival of interest in the stock market today although there was but a fractional Increase In the volume of business. Missouri Pacific was the ac tive head of today's trading, scoring a net gain of 3V points. Republic Steel preferred was also in the bullish list with an advance of lhk points, while common rose S. The rest of the mar ket was several fractions up to a like amount lower. Great North 111. Cen N. Y. Cen.. STOCK MARKET LOSSES. Amal HKrle Sugar SilVnti A. Smelter.... Hi Rock I. ..... . B. 4 O B, P Canadian lVtiNat. Lead Portland Elks ars doing them selves proud at ths national convention of the n. P. O. IS. now being held in Dallas, Texas. The Oregon delegation Is dis tributing, as Its souvenir, copies of the 1 Rose Festival souvenir books thai were sold during the festival for f 1 each, and $.000 of them have bean given away In Dallas to the visiting Elks. An other consignment has been . asked for of John U. Coffey, who this morning received the following telegram from Dallas: "Books received and have been distributed. Supply Insufficient to meet demand. Portland re ceiving highest compliments and our books pronounced by all tlnost souvenir at session. Ore gon delegates took personal charge of distribution, exercising careful judgment so they were distributed to persons end places most beneficial to our city and lodge. Leveiis, gwock and Smith of Salem entitled to special com pliments for untiring! and intel ligent effort In Portland's be half. RALPH E. MOODY." J HHUA MAKES TAFT UNEASY Kern as Candidate, Bad Enough; Fairbanks ag Ally, Worse. (United Ptsm LeaMd Wire.) Hot Springs, Vs., Jaly 16. Judged Taft was surprised today to hear that Senator Bourns of Oregon Is on his way here for a conference nest week. He said: "I suspect thai, Senator Bourne Is not coming here merely to talk nolttlcs. It must be something of greater lmuor- Jance that brings him. He only wired me that tie wants a round or goir with me." Merrill Moore, an Indianapolis attor ney, was here today In conference with Judge Taft for 15 minutes. Taft de clared he could not entrust to tho corespondents the nature of the matter on which he and Moore talked. It appears that Taft undoubtedly Is worried about the result in Indiana. This Is believed to be the result of tho nomination of Kern by the Democrats, end the announcement that Vice-President Fairbanks Is to make the chief addres at the Kern Jollification cere mony In Indianapolis. New York stock market prices Overbeck A Cooke Co.: by SAYS MODESTY GO! HARD JOLT DAMM JiOAD ENDS IN AWFUL MUDDLE The county court this momtnar al lowed $500 damages to C. C. Wiley ss compensation for the opening of the uamm roaa tnrougn nis property near Lents. He asks for $1,000. The hear ing of this Da mm road proposition al most provoked profanity last week, much feeling having been aroused over It. Judge Webster announced today that the court will not order the Damm road opened and will not pay the damages, DESCRIPTION. WORLD'S WHEAT PBICXS. Pilot Rock. July 16. Harvesting- the wneat ana barley crop in the Pilot Rock country is now in full swuv. Binders. headem and combined harvesters have been running for some time. A ereat deal of grain has been cut for hav, and there will be less to thresh than usuul. though a greater part of what is being threshed will come ud to the regular standard. The first new ernln sold In Pilot Rock was sold by John Bianchert. con sisting of 200 sacks of barley. It was soia to the chop mill at 9U cents per hundred. It is thought that prices will be high enough, this season to offwet the shortage in the crop. Pendleton. July 15. Carl Ma.shchmnn. who is now threshing his barley on his ranch north of town, says the crop Is going 60 1 ushels to the hi re. In near ly everv district the barley Is averag ing about 40 bushels, but this is the biggest ybid so fllr reported Mrs A. J. Southwell who has .1u.it finished harvesting her wheat on her ranch on the Pilot Roi it road says. if aurmied a little better than 20 "bushels to tht aTe. Monday :ll see nearly all the combines and he-.)..r8 jn the wheat field and It wii; be but a few davs until the exact extent of the d.inage occa sioned by t!.e u..uh will be known. July. Sept. Chicago 89 00 Portland 81B 80B Kansas City 86fiB 84 St. Louis 88 Vj 88 Minneapolis 113s .... Dtilath 113 Winnipeg 88 H Liverpool 7s 6d 7s3Vd December. BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS. -Cars.- Rarley Flour Hay . Oats . Wheat i. Today. July 8. July 1 . . t ..2 1 . . 4 3 4 . . J 1 3 . . 4 3 4 Amul. Copper Co. Am. C. & V.. c . . do pfd Am. Cot Oil, c. . Am. Loco., c . . . . Am. Sugar, c... Am. Smelt., c. . . do pfd Anaconda M. Co. Am. Woolen, c. . Atchison c do pfd Bal. & Ohio, c. . . do pfd Brooklyn R. T.. . Canadian Pac, c. Central Leath ,.c. do pfd C. & O. W..c C, M. & St. P.. . C. & N. W., c... Ches. & Ohio... Col. F. & I., c. Col. South, o... do., 2d pfd. . . do., 1st pfd. . . Dela, & iluds'n. D. & Klo Q., c. . do., pfd Erie, com do., 2d pfd. . . do., 1st pfd. . . Gt Northern, pfd III. Central Louis. & Nash. . Mex. Cent Ry. . Mo., K. & T., c. do., ptft. Distillers , Ore Lands Mo.- Pacific National Lead , . N. Y. Central... !N. Y., O. & W... 1 N. & W. com . . . do pfd sNorth American. 'tar or Pac c Butte. Mont. July 15. With drift on i pu' Moil' sau' W." the 1,400-foot level of tho Tramway Pennsylvania Tiv f . U., L.. & V. CO . .Liverpool Grain Market. Liverpool, July 16. Official prices: WHEAT. Open. 7s 6M,d 7a 3d 7s Zi CORN. July 6s 8d Sept 5s 614d July Sept. Dec. Close. 7s 6d 7s 3Hd 7a Zhd Es 8d 6s 6d Mine Prices and Reports a 70 3714 321 50 12814 83 104 4414 85 91V4 50 18814 28 6-H 138 1541 29s 60 k 60 162 26 19 T4 37 i U2 134k 9 70 37 60 84 104 H 44 'k 0 69 3. k 93 91k 50&i zs Va 1391 155 42k 30 31 80k 60U 162 26 20 38' ' 133 135 108!l09 29 29 34 VI 61 60. 70 k iuo ft 40 71 mine of Butte Coalition is opening a splendid body of ore with a vein 3 feet wlda. Will average 80 per cent copper. -Bar silver, 63 c New York, July 16. London, 24 d. Now York, July 16. Copper and lead unchanged, Copper-Lake, 1212c; electroly tic, 12kf'12;c castings, 12 12 k c. Tin, $29.10i& 29.25. San Francisco. July 15. It Is reDort- ed that one o.f the greatest strikes in the history of Nevada was made vester. day in Combination Fraction. IkF: currants. $1.5 per crate. TFOTABLE8 Turnip, new Oregon, tOc; bta. tOe; carrots, $1.$ sack: par- sntpa. frc(?$t: cabbage, $1 60: tomatoes California. $1 M H l.Jl; rx ; : Oregon, $2 Q . i J$; br..fcTc lb; cauliflower. Cali fornia. crat. $l.Tiars, - peas. Ore gon. e; horseradish. I(ric; rtlcbokea. t 1 dns"i; t a onions, 1 r-e doaea: per pra. bell $0lte; Chile, i ;- bead lettuce. Jibltc; 4'i: encumber. ftotaeas, local. fi;c ooe; radishes, 1 4 as lsjfh ; rhi.barb, Ort. t0lc: celery, Tte; nrrg-a, California. ISte lb; yeess l-oi c- ssgplaatv II flic; frees cor a. 4c 4a. Monroe, Or, July 15. Tie filrfnd) 'ry w eather of the past week or so has about ruln"d all pn.sr.i 1 Is for miy crop of any of the Kmall fruits. Apples anJ plums will be a bumper crop but all other fruits will be short In vlebl. Haylig Is In full swi!e and on ac count ,of the heat all gralua turning anj from present Indications will not make much ier ha;f a crop The stand In most lanen is goini. Despite the Irtie. fprirg. a very early start Is to be n.ade this. b. ason in t V.s vicinity In hsrvestu-g. Rlr.ding of fall grain will bein next wi-ti If the weather permits, and it will only I a short time until the grain will be realy to thresh. It Is said that severnl threshire o it fits will not run this summer on ac count of t,oor crops There Is a much firmer tone In the mlllfeed market. No changes are shown in values because prices are alreadv at a record-breaking height and millers say they do not have the heart to force itirttier advances. 1 he renewal of strength 1s due to the Increasing de mand from California for all grades and especially Dran. While several cars of new hay have been received to date, no shipment h(3 arrived in first-class condition, accord ing to the leading operators. The hay is too green and when packed In an alr-tlght car soon becomes overheated and is ruined. This Hf-counts for the nominal purchases of new hay nnd the general trade will not start until af ter August 1. For select quality of new Willamette valley timothy the trade Is generally qu ting un a basis of 12il4c a ton. Portland. On the board of trade the Interests re again apart with bidder unable to secure supplies at the prices quoted. Secretary Miller Is on a tour of the state to interest grain dealers In th exchange. Board of trade rrlces- Boston. July 15. Coprra bid prices: Arcadian Sk'Nev. Cons. ... 12k Arnold B0 lOld Dom 35k Cal. & Ariz... 113 IParrot 24k Centennial .. 25V4'Shannon 1374 Cop. Range.. 73V4ITrlnItv 13 Granby 87 IWolverlne ...113 Allouez 30 IMppessIng .. 7 Atlantic .... 14!Black Mt 13 Butte Coala.. 24'Royale 20k iaipest j 1 newnouse ... Zvi Greene rlohawk No Butte l"-ftlOU', luts. J 1 61 I Yukon 3 73k!Lake C, c. U. 8. Government Bonds. York, July 15. Government New bonds: Twos, registered 103 do coupon 103 Threes, registered 100 do coupon 100 Small bonds 100 Fours, registered 121 '4 do coupon 122k 104U 10414 100 101k i22k 123 k Pressed S do pfd. Reading, com. . . do 2d pfd do 1st pfd Rep. I. & 8.. c. . Jo pfd Rock Island, c. do Dfd S. L. & S. F. 2d p do 1st pfd St. L. & S. W., c. do pfd S. Pacific, c . do pfd So. Railway, o. . . do pfd Tex. & Pacific. . . T. St L. & W. c. do pfd U. Pacific, c do pfd U. S. Rubber, c. . do pfd U. 8. Steel Co. o. do pfd Wabash, c do pfd W. U. Tel Wis. Central, o. . do pfd W.. Lake Erie . . Westlnghouse . . 63 li 140 123 93k 30 34 62 524 70k lVbhi 40 k 71k 32 494 127 k 83 104 44 86 92 k 90 49 167 27 6k 138 154 42 29k 31k 49 k 59 162 26 19 '37k 132k 134 k 108 '28 63hi 140 115k 123 k 93 30 34k 61 50 69 li 106 39 71 63 139 18a 69 16 29 26 65k 116k 19 70k 16 29 26 90 k 90 119k 120 17 1774 47 48 23 24 21 21k 47 47 150 151 '27k 28" 97 97 42 42 108 108kl 114 114 23k 23k 65 66 65 122 93 29 115 k 18 69 16 28k 25 k 89 119 17 47k 23k 21 46 149 27k 96 k 41 107k U 23 V4 66 65k ? 100 3274 60 127 82 103 44 22 85 k 92k 90 82 168 k jjy k 95V4 6 138k 154 42 29 31k 4 k 691 161 26 60 19 25k 37 132 k 134k 108 14 29 61 34 61 61 69H 104 Oil-' 0 tf , 71 70 63 139 23 122 as 89 "5 83 82 191i 70 15 28 2bM, 43 16 39 90 11-8-k 17 23 21 46 149 82 27 96k 42k 107k 11 23 65 17 33 Asserting that his modesty was shocked by pictures that his wife ex hibited to him, showing her In scant attire. Antone Castel. a brewery man of so that those who want the Damm high Klamath Falls, Is fighting his wife's PT'T mul arrange ioim plan among suit for divorce in the circuit court The IwaVded ' l'ui u ui b 111 1113 )iiviui kvyn,i ciilij fa It t.A trk Iniriraua klm mr mnnli a a Y a fact that masculine forms were also WHIPPED HEP MA TVF! visible In the pictures. muiiiii -li.xj.il, juaxjxj castel also alleges that nis wile nai for several years been troubled with a great unrest that has caused her to travel from city to city at his expense, leaving him isolated and alone at Klamath Falls. He says that among other places she has visited HER ACT AS HOSTLER rrnlted Press Leased Wlrc.t San Francisco, July IS. Mrs. Alice """ Rhea, torlnv told Inrlo-A Tmntl vt v, oiner places rule nas visiieu are Mi . -v. . ,i Francisco, Portland, Rod Bluff. Chlco clean ou t h s stables mZ mir, and Sacramento, enjoying hersel on his Kfnr h wm a .n- rnlnK monev. Since February. 1907. . he savs. J""0 h? woul(1 allow t0 ettt he has paid her $868 for expenses and she hns turned part of this money into breakfast The woman, who Is suing for divorce. fuiid to secure a divorce, thus do- dellar,, l-hat J1?" man horsewhipped her celvlng him. Castel declares that he Is the One who has been deserted and has most suffered. In numerous pages of type writing he denies that his wire s sensi tive nature has been injured by his treatment, that he would not let her go out evenings for social enjoyment. or that he commanded her to go to a place that Is traditionally warm when she came nome arter neing in tne nos pltal with appendicitis. He also de nies that he ever' told her that he wanted to marry another. Before her marriage, Mrs. Castel was Alfie Engle. She married Castel at Klamath Falls in 1894, and they have one child. The wire asserts that Castel is the owner of a brewery and worth $10,000, but he denies this, saying that the brewery nas suspended ana lie nas no income. He admits that he owns real estate at Klamath Falls, but pleads that the court here has no jurisdiction over it. His wife asks for $250 to pay her 1 attorneys and & per montn alimony. Castel asks the court to grant hlraf a divorce on the ground of desertionand cruel treatment. Besides pictures and pleasure trips, Castel complains 01 let ters written to "otner lovers. and his daughters whenever it suited his pleasure. PREDICTS DOWNFALL OF SENATOR H 55k New York Cotton Market. Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co. iilgh. Low. Close. July 14 Jan : M a rch July Aug. Sept Oct. Dec. 920 918 954 943 942 943 929 SIS 915 953 940 'J 3 8 933 920 915 915 949 141 940 940 922 921 920 950 946 945 935 929 Totals sales, 663.100 shares. ACCUSED MORROW OF E FEE Open. Close. WHEAT. Fept 7B SOB $0B SIB OATS. Sept MOB 1.10B l'ec 1.12B 1.12B BARLEY. Sept 1 OfB 1 08B l'ec 107 k B 1.87kB Tamma Wheat Market. Ta.-ir.ma. July 15. Wheat Club fc. bluestem fcc, red 84c. Xorthweat Hank Statement PORTLAND. Clearings today Year c go Baiancea today Year aEo SEATTLE. n earing Ba'.ance TACOMA. S1.16H.1S2 ! 1,621 109 c; .21$ 43 . l(0,72i . .$1.(14.11 .. 160.115 I "eartig ' lialdrjC' grrjAn CsJifrwl TlswartASj Re li t; petwderertL. f t 4: Hit; Atj g res abated. $(t; XXX J . - Spokane, Wash.. July 15 The first wheat to be marketed In this part of the country was loaded in a warehotiM- at Washtucna. Wash., vester lay by U J. Hodgen, whose grain la going 30 bushels to the acre. The farmers are feeling pretty good ner the irorect for a crop, aa thr w r t seems to be making up in weler.t what It lacks In quantity. The heat for the last two or three weene ha ben verr rtiscourattna but plentiful reins i:p to the time t: hot weather started has put the wheat n good shape, so That It la net as mos: fanners x pec ted, t- irr.ed to death. Monroe t annery Idle. Sn"Tll rrtrh to T lmnl Monroe. Or Ju;y lo Monroe has or,i VrtOATlQ HY TTP 4 7ri) Of the lsrgest an 1 t-et equipped n. llAe'I'.i IM f JuA.L.JV nertes In tbe state, but from ltet r ports If sem that the outfit In to lay Wle this saon. No cortractsTor fni t er ertsb!s have been wierte wltc groteia. an4 the chances are that the ... rB,, ?T" Win. ewaers bare a white elephant en l.;r t-w,.Bgharn. wash, July 14 Heary n .,r vmm. 11 ,c.i in mis vawnnity iat r'.Kht and the cooi weather which pre t:,a bera today have j.ut a stop to the further rise f the Fraser river . accord ing to rtpnrta rerired from the ftnode4 IstrtcL It Is bJivl that valeos tb weather swrlrtenly sMfts ts Mnht hot rpm the waters wiii feo4 twiay, j $35 2 42.41$ There was an explosive moment In Judge Bronaugh's department of tho circuit court this morning when R. O. Morrow, circuit Judge-elect, sprang to his feet and branded as' false a state ment by "Dr." I). A. Sanborn, who was at that moment under cross-examination In the witness chair. Sanborn, who is suing his wife, his father-in-law and his mother-lri-law for property on the east side that he claims was purchased with his money, had been tellinir about conftnltlnv a lawyer In San Francisco. Although he I is not divorced, separation has been ' I talked about, and the witness referred (SpeHil rlnt'-h to Th Jonrnxl.) i to a consultation with Morrow, who Astoria. Or.. July If, The trlW Is now representing Mrs Sanborn and f.reclpltated Saturday noon on the Co- her parents. He reminded Morrow that umbla river Jetty project was settled , tne latter wanted to get him a divorce Eugene Lorton, editor of the Walla Walla Bulletin, is a Portland visitor and today gave some slight insight into the political conditions in Washington at the present time. Mr. Lorton was formerly the managing editor of the Walla Walla Union, the old paper owned, anu uirecieu uj oenaior Anaeny anu shaped by his political policies. Owing to differences of Judgment, Mr. Ankeny removed Mr. Lorton from the head of his paper end the deposed editor at once started the Evening Bulletin, which Is now the leading "Boxer" and antl-Ankeny publication of the eastern part of the state. Mr. Lorton, its ed itor, Is "fernlnst" the Ankeny ma chine, the old ring, railroad dominion and all other things of that sort, and believes that Ihe antl-Ankeny people are going to vrln the battle In the com ing election, both In the senatorial and gubernatorial contests. In the opinion of Mr. Lorton, Con gressman Jones has a good lead throughout the east side of the state over Senator Ankeny In the race for the TTnited States senate. He concedes Walla Walla to Senator Ankeny, because It Is his home town and district, but he contends that even there the Jones vote will be a surprise. Discussing the governorship, Mr. Lor lon said that he believed that Cosgrove. the most Independent and untrammejed candidate, will run far In the lead in eastern Washington, while ex-Governor McBrlde will come second ttnd Governor Mend third. This order Is due in part to the bitter fight being waged between Aichsriae ana jueaa. TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATE out or ?owzr pxoflb We can do your entire Grown, Bridge and Plate Work In a day If necessary. Positively Palnlsas Extracting Free when plates or bridges are ordered. Sensitive teeth and roots removed with out the least patn. Ten chairs. Only the most scientific, and careful work. 90 TXAKS IS POBTLAJTD. WA WKF AVX ASSOCIATES " 13B' Painless Dentists, railing Bite, Third and Wasnlng-ton 6 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sundaya 9 to 12. Painless Extraction. 60c; Plates, $5.00. Both Phones. A and Main 2029. STRIKERS OX RIVER JETTY RESUME WORK SHRINE OFFICERS GO UP ONE STEP St. Paul. Minn , July 15. At the elec tion today all the old officers of the Shrino were advanced one step. The only contest was In the case of E. B. Ovenshlre of Minneapolis, who was elected outer guard. No Place Like Home A ND there is no eat- ier way to secure a home than by open ing a bank account with us and adding to it every week. You will be surprised how soon you will be able to put the rent man on the run. Try it. German - American Bank Sixth said Waebiog-ton Iftreets, POXTLA2TD, OXDOrOSf. Safe Deposit Boxcj $4 t'p Per Year mis morning ty an the men going to work except 10 or 12 ringleaders, who were paid off and discharged. The men struck for a half holiday Saturday, with full pay. RIVER CHECKED CJik-Mo flatter MakH. Chtrare July li Flutter Kiilti tf-r rm ermry at lie. rri un changed at tie tor extras and If We far f Ira La. ... TO JAIL DESPITE ILLUSTRIOUS KIX (felted rres Imm Wlra.) Sacramento, Cal, July 15. Owen Ben son, who says he is a brother-in-law of the attorney general of Ohio, was sentenced hr Judee March 1 0.11 tn i days In Jail for vagrancy, toe-ether with a young companion. Benson saya hiu "Metlngtilshed relative sent him to Cali fornia for his health. The pourt roe. ommended the county hostelry as the i-i oesitn resort ror gien who did not lsh to work. for $100, and when the witness de murred, offered to make It $76.. The Judge-elect shook his head at thla, ap parently only a little annoyed, but tne witness continued: "Yea vou did. You know you offered to gt It for $50 if I would not give you $75." Then It waa that Morrow denounced Ihe witness. That ended the IncVlent The trial of the case, which liaa been in progress for several daya, has not yet been concluded. BOARD HEETS TO RAILROAD CLOSES ROAD TO LANDING W. J. Ellis snd others who live near Corbett. on the Columbia, appeared be fore the county court this morning to protest aralnM the action of tho n n N. in destroying their boat landing, j 11-. m; ma ct.fti ui snipping cattle by rail Is too expensive for reai-, iPTPlrT CTTirrTC "H" ot yinlty and the boats! AULlVl 1 OlllLLlo!win P01 "OP- Formerly there was isnaing ieet wtne and ifo reet long. 1 bat for about a year the railroad has prevented its nee. Tbe railroad la now : shifting the track te tbe water's -edg and threatens to sew op the landing for good. Judge Webster and the eomrei-, loners prora!eJ that the matter will , be taken tip wit the railroad official ' and they mill be aakert to funth as i good a road ta the landing as -txlattJ 1 Ufore Ue rUrcw4 laterf Je ATrusteeThat Is Permanent, -Experienced and Careful The proper handling of a ' trusteeship demands an amount of time and care that few can give. If the trustee ta an individual there la alwaya the risk that he may die before the estate is settled. How different when the Security Sav ing A Trust company Is made trustee of an es tate. Ita life ia perpetuU Ita officers are ex perienced and careful In the idtluium f ... ta tea Further particulars furnished upon request SECURITY SAVINGS 4 TRUST COMPANY COBBSTT BVtXVOarO, POBTXAB9, OBXOOB Capital 1500,000, Sarplaa 1850.000. A special" meeting of tbe eMy execu tive board will he held thla afternoon to act upon several street accefUer-es which w'tre- net reaefced et the rtulr meetirjf last Friday The meeting will be kld for the purpose of cleaning- sp the business- en the council can Set on weet Jueeyna- rxi Overbeck & Cooke Co. tommlssloa UerdunV Slccics, Louis. Cotton, Grain, Elc 2IW17 BOARD OP TRADE BUILDINQ Meniere Chiearo Board of Trade, CorrnponrJcnts of Logan ft Bryan, Chicago, Kew York. Boston. Wo har tb onij private wire cotinreting Portland with the tatters eih-aegea, MEMBERS PORTLAND BOARD OF TRACE. "