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Newspaper Page Text14 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 10. 1003. WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY MOP OUTLOOK BADLY MIXED flrmvprs Do Not Know Whether to Tick Their Crop or Not. Mine Prices and Reports New York. J-nlv 6. Hur sllcr, &3c London. 2 4 9-1 fid. Now York. July 16 ---Metal market Conner Lake. 1 .' 'n 1 - 1 : electro lytic. 1 2 1 , 'n 1 - i ; casting, I2ti12c. Lead J 4 4 0.1; 4 f Tin- $:.".. 2S 0 29.f. Snn Francisco murk. I prices, by Over berk & 'ooke Co : BULLFROG DISTRICT. OrUinnl lc. Hullf M. I- 4c. Mont Bullf 1A. Nat Hank 3c I.. Hirii IcA. AnicthvHt -r. Gold llnr !i'. Ronnie Clare Sr. Mnty. Ohio Kxt. I'A. G. Seep- "Oregon stood to produce Just about .h.lf . crno of hops a short tun.: a co and now I am told on Rood author i... h. milv about half of the growers tPr i,. iunlr MI. fr. Iloim stake Cons, ' ---, .h..w thev mill Dirk their crop 4:tr. Yankee Girl IcA. Tramp Cons. 18c. ... . r....iion What Is the coining TONOPAHS i..ii rron In this state going to Ton Nov. J7.75. Mont. Ton. $1.27 rr... Ti'.it. Kxt 71c. MirNainnra 43.-. Mhlwny This is the report that comes to I h (,-,,. T,, u,.inoiit KBc. Ton. No .Slur 9o, i... frnm Willamette valley em- iihlo Ton. lc.. Yi est Knil Cons. 8ftc ' Mirondent Everywhere the sra'; ILwiif tic Gol len Anchor lc. Jim Hut ire 'ilroiVMiM regarding the future ui icr Ul. Monarch Pit Is. Kx. 3cA th. market. The late uP"fn '"nJ j VARIOUS DISTRICTS. ment r contract pi..". . of ,.-,,iv. Knsle 40.-A. Nevada Hills II 70 the nearta oi some. will PMislcirg .Silver Peak $102. No Htar f'iV""';, On the other Wonder 2c A. F...glc.s Next luc. nn It i the general opinion of the GOLDFIKLDS DISTRICT. hon trado that contractors will 'eni- Snndstorm Columhli Mt. 10c imllv force Ihe local value up to ,; . I Jumbo Kx t. 41c. Vernal i' Ponniji on the coming crop In order to ai a Vlll, la 4l. Kendall i:ic. Booth 17i. Mini all fears of the producers wmi l" V, Bull 9c, Adams, 3e, Silver pick 16.-. Nev will not receive a sufficient pnf'.'fn jjoy I'c. B B. Kxt. 3-A. Blue Hell 4c their hops to pay them Tor cuiinaung 1)lxlo j,, Hibcrnla 2c St. Ives 30c, and gathering. Coniiueror 4c.. lilk Hock lc, I, one Star m.vinr Uti All Old Hor. 7c, O. Wonder 'cA. Oro 8c. KeiKh.il , ., u imnra there has Kxt. L'cA. Sands. Kxt. 'cA, .Mayne 1c Turing the past v.'?r?n ' u.e a " Atlanta ISr, tireat Hend 1'Te. Kinplr. lern ??l' eraXZrlll IS at 400 buleJc. Hed Top Ext. Sc. Florence nop "nnrted at 6c a DlanVf H. U. Con. ISc, J. Imisv 7S at Grants Pass was r,,n"A romU. ftact. 7:-c. Cr H.-n Kxt. Hna.-.'0J.?r.., 'V ', .?. nons. It Is Mlllstorm 4c. H. H. Hmianza lc. K- mm rise IVITH DE1AIID Wlieat and Corn Are Sharp J.v Higher in Chicago Liverpool Better. yrOEI.D-8 WHEAT MAIRT3, Ohicaaro . . . . Fortlacd . . . Kinneapolla Dnluth Wlnnlpey Wow Tork . . St. Bouii . . . Kamu Oltr IlTrpool . . July. 91 . 81 . U4U 113J '. ioo 88 7a 6id Bent. 91'A 81 Mi WW IS SEWffli AT 80 Club, Is ('Joins: at That Price a.sis of Portland New J Parley Mo vino. SON. AGAIN A BURGLAR: OR HOKt UftS OCR tatucd uii i i noc unwir: i - i nin WILL LUOL IIVIML; PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Ilogi. Cattle. Sheep TnAuv I) lt w i c j07 J14 480 12i Rov Sommera, apt pupil of tha mod- 14 ... 20 rn Kaln, Charlea 81lgh. now doing a VUI . ... It III 61lflv.-v.ar l.rm I., Out. n.nIU nrl...n Portland Union Stockyarda, July turned out a dlaappolntment. Bom- ah iinea oi nveatocK snow a better 1- mera, unucr piea tiiat ne waa influenced m"d: Klllcra ara callln for Incraaaed to burglarise by'silgh. reoently was lly maintained In all lines, fcven thouKh lv,n lrola fro" tn ,a,e penitentiary the receipts are quite heavy tha call for under 1.000 bonds furnished by bis sheep Is good and prices are holding father In Indiana. He hna broken Ills ol iricnm.v us;uren. nogs ana came 104 8sr; 89 If 851 7a 3a HOA It I OF Tit ADR RECEIPTS. Cars July 16. July . July 2. Parlov 1 1 2 Flour 1 1 S Hay 6 . 7 Oi.ts 1 1 Wheat 2 2 i are steady to Strang Today 26 head of horsea arrived A year ago today all lines were easy with sheep depressed. All values held, nowever. Official yard nrtces today Hog.v Best stuff. 16.60; blockers and China rats. $C. 00-6.21 reeaers, l&.ooijjl&.tiO. parole, has been arrested In Tacoma, charged with burglary, and will go bnek to Balem. whl'e his rather will lose the home he offered as ths price of the boy's liberty. dligii. the f aain. under the name or J. C. Roberta, and the number 22.700, Is atockera and "rv'n "ve-year term In San Quentlo j ur uui iai , iio nun inn inu I'U'iiin, Dcrcombor. stated, were sold several months ago - -to another firm but for ome re. on nth.r they were not taken In and the deal was called off. The larger firms now have their men out In the country gathering up all ' the 1807 hops they can secure at prlcas that go no higher than ;c a pouna. ou. iome few growers who still retain bes - quality are not willing Just now to let VVhile the market for contracts Is oulet temporarily. It Is stated that scv " eral small lots have been written up " for the coming season at 9c and 10c . a pound. Th favorable conditions of " the foreign crops and the denial that any great acreage had been plowed up In England have both been factors toward causing the quiet. Vormia Snowing- n Increase. According to the hop trade another cause for the slowness of contracts on the coming crop at this time is the In crease of vermin in the yards. This is a condition entirely unexpected even by those who have been in closest " touch with the yards. Several large growers told The Journal this morn ing that their yards were infected with - many more lice than usual. Few of : the growers are going to spray because they do not have the funds to spare and others will not spray unless con ' ditlons become radically worse. Most of them are depending upon tiie weather to kill the vermin but thtse cloudy ... days are not the best preventive. Sop Conditions Elsewhere. The New Tork Producers' Price Cur rent give the following view on the - hop situations i. "The local market continues very dull and no transactions of any Im portance are reported. Business on the coast and In New York state is .lso very slow, with no change in condi tions, coast crop news is goou. as thev have had very favorable weather in all sections. There is no chanae in estimates, in New York state scat tered showers have improved the out look, but there is considerable com plaint that the spell of dry weather X1BS CUl UUWH IW rillL'auiC Jitrill. I lir vlne continues healthy and free of vermin, and everything points to good quality. The Kngllsh crop Is in good shape, and should produce an averis yield; The continent reports very fav orable conditions." New York prices: State, 19, choice, per lb 7 State, 1907, prime, jer lb.... 5 State, 1907, medium, per lb.... i T'aclfle coast. 1907. choice, per lb 8 Pacific coast, 1907. prime, per lb 6 S 7 Pacific coast. 1907, medium, per lb. .". 5 Germans. 1907, prime to choice. per lb 24 27 State. 1906, per Hi 6 6 Pacific coast. 1906. per lb 8 5 wanos 33c. Esmeralda 3cA. Portland 6cA, Cracker Jack 5c. Fran'-ls Mohawk 15c. R.-d Hill ISc, Mohawk Ext. 3cA. I.OU Dillon 2c, Y. Tifjer CcA. Grandma 4c, S. Pick Ext. lc. Y. Roue lc, Cd. Ml. Ex. 2cR, Oold. Cons. Jo. 774, Diam'f. Triangle Sc. Boston, July 36'. Copper bid prices: Atlantic 1 4 V 'Newnnuse 5fi CHICACO WHEAT MARKET. Onen. Close. Julv 15 Onln lulv Oil 91 89 Tt 1 '4 Sept UO'i fi'.A 9il 1 "s Dec 92 '. 93 92 ' l'i. Mu.( 96 97 ' 96 1 14 Cl.l( n,-o, July 16. Wheat market hes itated at the opening with mixed val ues on account of the mixture of foreign news. Liverpool opened K d lower but gained strength and closed 4d up to 1111 ( banned from yesterday's close. This market gained in trading after tne si.iri ami closed near the high marks for the day. Corn whs verv firm In sympathy with blither wheat, the market closing io lc above yesterday. provisions were sharply advanced be cause of the Improvement In hogs. Official Chicago prices furnished by Oveibeck & Cooke Co. : C. KIv Old Dom 3:'ji O.iccoia 10 H lyulncy Sr. Parrot 24 H Shannon 13 4; cop. itange. . is'.i't tan 4.:'i Grnnbv 9T, IRovale 20 Vi Nev. Cons. '.. 1 2 'i Wolverine ...132 Mohawk 60V- Victoria CH No. Butte . . 72M AllOuez 30 Arnold 50 Hutte Coala. . 2i Cal. & Hecla.660 Cal. & Ariz. 113 Centennial ... 25 6 a 4 SUBSTITl TOm WORKING .--Eastern Err Men Said to Be Play 1 lug Same Old Game in Egg Market. Eggs are firmer in some quarters, with the general price around 24c. Some are selling a fraction lower, while others are selling- higher. The quality Is the worst of the year, many rots and sec onds coming at this time because of the holding by producers In tjie hope of higher prices. It is likewise stated that some interests are selling eastern stor age eggs as fresh stock. Cabbage market Is firmer, and prices are showing an advance. Sales at $1.75 and $2. Tomatoes from The Dalles are In lightly better supply, with sales good around 11.60 a box. California stock lower because of better quality of local tuff. Two cars of watermelons arrived In good shupe this morning. Same price. A car of "cants" and two cars of ba nanas also came In fine condition. Can taloupes generally higher. Loganberries are not moving so free ly, and values are now ranging from 75c to J0c for good stock. Raspberries are In larger supply with ales around $1.10 for good stock West 6t Owen, local cheese brokers, received the following advice from a prominent factor at imamooK. ana rives the truest view of the cheese sit uation: "Flush Is past and market Is firm; pastures are beginning to dry up somewhat, and the mim supply con tinues to fall off on account of the con tinued dry weather here. A shipment of nprlcots arrived from Rock Island, Wash., this morning In fine shape, and round a demand at $1.25 a erat. Poultry market continues firm at for mar nrloes. Dressed meata are steady, with small arrivals New potatoes are down another notch with fieavler supplies of lncsl stock Front street sells at the following pnees. 1 hose paid snippers are less regular commissions: (trmla. nou etna Stay. WHEAT, Buying price. Old Track ' Portland Club ttc; blueatem, Sc; red. 4e: Wlllamttte valley, dc bushel. rXOCH gelling price Eastern Ore- rn patents, t4.lt; straight. $4 010 LI: exports, tl 691 tO; valley. $4 44; graham. 4a. 14.40; whole wheat. $4.4 , 1 ye, ta, ft H; bales. $1. . MILLSTLKFS Selling price Bran. t2; middlings. $: 6; shorts, tittl 15c lb; pigeons, $1.25 dos; dressd poultry, I4j;l4c lb. higher. Hops, Wool ana Sides. HOPS 1907 'crop, first prtme. 5c: prime, 4ijc; medium to prime, 34c; medium, c lb; 1906 crop, "g-SVic lb; contracts, 9c and 10c for tnree years. WOOLrt-190s--Wlllamette valley. 12U 13c. ' SHEEPSKINS Shearmg. 10l6o each; short wool, JS40c: medium wool, 60c21 each: long woo, 76cy $1.25 each. MOHAIR 1907 Nominal. 18H19c. HIDES Dry hides. 12Va13e lb; gteen, 66'4c; calves, green. 810c; Itlps, 66c lb; bulls, green salt, 4c lb. TALLOW Prime, por lb, 3ft 4c; No. 2 and grease, 2fr2Ho. CI1ITTIM BARK 3 (if 4c. t. Prulta and'Teg-etaliies. ONIONS California red, $1.251.50 per sack; yellow, $1.75 per cwt.; garlic, 15c lb. POTATOES New. selling. 11.25-81.60, buying, $1.00 per cwt APPLES New California. $1.60. FRESH FRUITS Oranges. $4.00(3 4.26: bananas, 6 hie per lb: crateii, 6c; lemons, $S.754.75 box; grapefruit. $4 $4.60; pineapples, Hawaiian. $5.00 uoz; sirawDerries, wilianetie valley Jl.00fril.50: cantaloupes, $2.26: an- ncuis, i."oifri 10; nincKncrries, $1..'6: peacnes, iStDSftc: pears, $1.35; grapes, ( ); raspberries, $1.10; loganber ries, 7S&9QC: cherries, Roynl Ann, 4t 5c in, iamoeris. itic id; watermelons, Z'tv 2Uc; currants, $1.50 per crate. VEOWTAB1.E8 Turnips, new Oregon, 20c; beets. 20c; carrots. $1.60 sack; par snips. 85c(fi$l; cabbage. $1.75; toma toes. California. SI. 306 1.35 box: Ore gon, $1.50; beans, 6ir7c lb; cauliflower, California, crate, Sl.'Sf.flO; peas, Ore gon. HV4 1i6c; horseradish. 80 10c; artichokes, ( ) dozen; green onions, 16c per dozen; peppers, bell, He; Chile, ( ); head lettuce, 25(!?30c; dozen; cucumbers, hothouse. locil, 60(&75c doz; radishes, 15c doz bunches; rhubarb. Oregon. 2H3'3c; celery, 75c; asparagus, California, 8 $f 9c lb; goose berries. 5c; eggplant, 10c; green corn, 40c doz. Irooerles. jmts. Etc July Sept. 1 lor. May Julv Sept. Dec. Julv Sept. May Julv Sept. Oct. Julv Sept. Oct. July Sept. Oct. WHEAT. Open. High. ...90 91", ...90V4 91i ...92 94 ...96 97 7, CORN. ...74H 76H . ..74-H ib . ..617i 62 s, OATS. ...49 60 ..42 43 H ..44 4t PORK. '.'.1595 1622 ..1607 1620 LARD. .. 940 942 .. 942 952 .. 952 960 RIBS. Low. Close. 89 '4i 91 89S 91 i 96 74H 74 61V4 4SH 42Vi 44 1595 1597 932 942 950 S90 895 900 910 8S7 895 91 93 S 61 754B 75A 624B 49H 43'4 45 1605N 1620 1625 942A 962A 960 88"2 900 910 Out In th" country the grain trade Is quite eagerly bidding 82c for dub wheat of the new crop on the basis of Portland delivery. This price Is now being .juite freely offered by the trade, some Interests being willing to pav nr advance or lc a bushel over this figtrre for select qualltv. To date the pur chases of new wheat have been small with Irtcrlor millers .doing practically all the buvlng to date. New crop biirlev Is being moved In a limited nav around $ 1.0 1 ',i n 1.1 0 per cental on the hnsls or Portland delivery. Snmples of new barley receive J show good quality. 1 he flour market, wii lie slow locally. is good considering the season of the year. There is but little business re ported for export on the present crop and practically none on the new crop. On the Portland board of trade they v.-ero bidding an advance of lc for Sep tember at 81c with December at the same price. Oats bidding was stronger and an advance of 2c a cental was bid for September nt $1.12 and an advance of 3c for December at $1.16. Barley also showed strength on ac count of the nominal offerings and the market closed 2 He per cental up for September and 4 Vic for December de li very. Board of trade, closing: Wheat September 81c bid; December 81 c bid. Oats September $1.12 bid; December $1.15 bid. Barley September $1.07 bid cember $1.12 bid. Cattle Beet eastern Oreron steers. Ko? Bomniers and Redmond, were nr- $4. 00; medium steers, $3.60ys.75; prime . B, . , ' fat cows, 13.00; medium cows, J2.50; c"P.u'n of Detectives Baty last spring. stags, j.'. 60; bulls. IJ.ooitfi.ftO Sheen Best wethers. $3.2603.50: spring iambs, I4.r0ij4. i; straight ewes, $3,004)3.25; mixed lots, $3.263.60. FKODUCE IX SAX FRANCISCO on information furnished the police by Mayor Lane, several of whose Intimate friends had been robbed. Redmond and Hommers were both found guilty of burglary in the Portland courts and were sentenced to serve five years In the state penitentiary. as soon as sentence was naeatd an Snn Francisco. July 16. Wheat No. I effort was begun to secure liberty for 1 California club, per cents!. $1.62 Writ I the two boys. Redmond's pnrenta are 1.65; northern bluestem, $1.67 V4 tfr 1.70: 1 people of good standing In Woodburn. northern club. $1.60a 1.62 M ; Inferior Or. Sommers. whose real name Is Will grades of wheat, $1.401.65. Riley, is the son of a railroad man In waney New reed barley. xi.ZTtt! Indiuna. The latter offered to mort- 1.30: common to fair. $1.22 H S 1.21 : 1 itare his farm to secure a 11.000 bond brewlna at San Francisco, nominal. 11 that Sommers would not leave th state $1.47H ; Chevalier, $1.6u4jil.8u, according If paroled. The pnrole was finally some burglaries were reported at po llen headquarters, accompanied by de scriptions that made tha sleuths think of Sotntiiera, Today Chief Grltxmachcr received a letter from tha Tucoina chief of police asking him for information concerning Sommers, who had been ar rested there for burglary, accompanied by a photograph. The Photograph and description were Identified by oetectives Hellyer and Mnluney as fitting Sommers, and he will be returned to the Salem peniten tiary. The $1,000 mortgage given by the elder Riley Will be foreclosed to make good the bond. HELD IX TACOMA to auallty. Eggs (per dosen) California fresh, Including cases: Extras, 24c; firsts, 22 He; seconds, 18c; thirds, 16 Vic. Butter (per pound) California fresh: Extras, 22Vic; firsts. 21Vtc; seconds, 20 Vic; thirds, 20c; packing, No. 1, 19 He; NO. Z, llUC, New cheese (per pound) California flats, fancy, 11c; firsts, lOVjc; seconds, 9 Vic; California Young America, fanv, 13V4c; firsts, 18o; eastern Oregon, fancy, 12c; Young America, fancy, HVc. Potatoes (per cental) New potatoes. sacks, $101.26; boxes, $11.10; early rose. 76 85c. Onions (per sack) Red. 6075c; yel low. 85cSl. Oranges (per box) Navels, 33.50; vaienciaa, jz.a&ys.ou Klven. It betns- understood that Sllirh had virtually forced the two boys to commit a dozen or more daylight bur glaries, and had given them lssons in crime and in how to enter houses. When releasd Redmond returned to his home In Woodburn, and Sommers remained in Portland. A few weeks ago . Gives Name of Tllton When Arrest ed After Exciting Chase. Tacoma. Julv 16. E. Tllton. hurlar rntigh: ransacking the residence of Lewis D. Craig. 406 South O street, last Saturday, Is Roy Sommers. wanted at Portland ror breaking nis parole. The man was caught In the act of searching bureaus and trunks and fled, closely pursued by Craig and a score of neigh bors. Finally a negro, howlng a lawn, struck the fugitive on the head with a rake mid felled him. sitting upon 111 in until help arrived. Tllton formerly lived here with a woman whom ho introduced as his wife. From the outset he Insolently refused to tell the police anything concerning his Identity, saying he was from "nowhere." that ne had been well raised and was a much abused man. Captain of Detectives Fitzgerald sent photographs of the man to surrounding cities and was not surprised when word came today that the Portland police wanted the fugitive for numerous crimes. Tllton claims to be only 18 years old. but appears to be 30, and Is well dressed and Intelligent. COOKE COOKED, COOKE'S COOKERS ALSO COOKED De- Latest News of Oregon Crops NORTHWEST WEATHER FORECAST. Orecon and- Washlnitton Fair to night. Friday, fair, warmer, except near const; northwest winds. Idnho Fair tonight, cooler southeast portion; Friday, fair and warmer. It 10: chen. 1)1011 Mr ton. PARLEY Faed. tll.tf; rcllad. ItT.lt elite: brewing. $27. OAT No. I white, ItT.lt: gray. $27 per ton. HAT Producer" prlr Old Timothy, nnitnmi -vmuv-r. 1UC7 Vlllylllfta--e-t-dtnirT, tltlt?ll: aaiHern Oregon! tlttjiT; mixed. Il01tt; clover. $1 alfalfa, l4?l. araataa, Bgga twe Pvowy. BCTTfcR FAT Delivery .., port taast tweet tma, ISfee; aear. si BVT1 E.K Extra creaaawr, tie; faa- n. tl4U rdLaarr. ll0lJlte; aiore. ft 1 1 e I ; e?ett f nT. candled, 14c; or atr.rr. tVr. CKKF-ffc rail- vreasa. fssta, triplets M . . 14e; Teung As-ertc-es. lie. nl LTRT Wixei etlckena, lie tyilWe ii fsnry aena. llHc; raoetera, 1 c ib; fryera lteilHr; t.ro'iers. 1 :ie ;k, reM. spring lie; 4ur- tr. , s ire, l.t, prug aucka, li 4 '-September SUGAR California & TTawalian Re finery Cube, $6.60; powdereo. $8.45; berry, $6 25; drv granulated. $6 25; XXX granulated, $6.16; conf. A.. $6.26: xtr3 B.. $6.80: golden G.. 6.30: D., yellow, $6.55; beet granulated, $6.06: barrels, 16c: half barrels 30c? hnxrie Kfic Ad vance on sack oasia (Above prices ara Z0 days net cash quotations. 1 HONEY 60 per crate. COFFEE Package brands. 116.50 SALT Coarse Half rrounit inns $11.00 per ton; 60s. $11.60; table, dairy 50s. $16. CO; lOCs, $16.00: bates. $2 35; importea Liverpool, 5s, TZO.OO: loos, $11.00; 4s. $18.00; extra fine barrels, 2s, 6s and 10s. ;4.60i??6.50; Liverpool tump rocx per ton. RICE Innperlal Janan No. 1. 6c: No. s. ow(ttoc; ."ew (irieans. neaa, 7"ic AJax. () Creole. tKo. BEANS Small white. $4 78: laree wntte, $4.75; pink. S3. 85: bavoii. $3.81 Llrnas. $S SE: Mexican reCs. ( . Xeats, rui and Provisions. . DKiiSoEX) MEATS Front street Hogs, fancy, 7c lb; ordinary, fV4c; large, twtc; veal, extra. c per lb.; ordinary, 77ViC per ib.; heavy, lc per 10 mutton, rancv. nitsvtc r.er in. spring lamb. 7c HAMS. BACON. ETC PottJand pack (local) hams, 10 to 13 lbs. 16Vic per lb. breakfast bacon. loCoc per Ib; picnics. 1,1c per lb; cottsge roll 12c lb: regular snort ciears smokea. 12c per lb; backs, sn.oked, 12 Vic lb; smoked ahort clears. utic id; clear beiues, smoked, l3Hc Ib; shoulders, 12c per lb; pickled tongues, 70c each. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s, 13 e per lb; 6s, 13'tiC per lb; 60 lb tins, ISVic pe rib; steam rendered. 10s, 12c rer lb; 6s 127c per lb; compound, 10s, i4o per 1b- FISH Rock cod. 12 Vic Ib: flounders 6c per lb; halibut. 6c per lb; striped bass, 16c per lb: catfish. 11c per lb: sal mon, chlnook. c lb; bluebacks, 8c lb; steelhead. 8c lb; herrings, 6c lb, soles, 7o per lb: shrimp 10c per It, perch. tc per lb: tomccd, 11c per lb; lobsters, 25c per lb: fresh mackerel, tc per Ib: crawfish, 20c per dozen; sturgeon, 12 14c per .3: Diacc pass, zuc per id: sliver smelt, 7c per lb; black cod. 1 c Ib; rraba, fl.00tfl.60 dos; shad. 2 Vic; roe shad, -tc; shad roe. 11 He lb. OYSTERS Shoalwater Bay. per sal- Ion. $2.60; per 100-lb sack. $6 00; Olvra- rla, per gallon, $2 40; per 100-lb sack, 00 04.50; Eerie, canned. 0e can. tV.Ot dozen; eastern in shell, f 1.7i per 104). CLAMS Hardshell, per box. $2 4; rasor clama 1 2 00 per hot. 10c per doa ratnte. Coal OH. IU. ROPE Pure Manila. 12xc: staadard. Uc; rflsal, Uc; L B. sisal. IVic LINSEED OIL Raw, bbla tic; . 9c; boiled- bbla Ho; cases, tie a gal; lots of 250 gallons, lc less; oil cake meal. $14 ton. BENZINE It dec cases. It Vie aar gal: Iron b!. llUc per gaL TURI-ENTINE In casaa, Jle per gal; wor-d bbls, c per gaL WHITE LEAD Ton lots, T per Ib; lte-lb lots. t lb: lees lota, ffcc lb. WIRE NAILS Present bull $!.. Considerable rain fell In the Inland empire during the past 24 hours, accord ins: to the reports received bv the weather bureau. At Walla Walla the rainfall amounted to 0.48 of an Inch, and at Spokane 0.40 of an Inch. Over at Po catello, Idaho, the precipitation totaled 0.22 of an Inch during the past 24 hours, and the Rrain, especially the spring sowing, was benefited to a con siderable extent. The rainfall at Lew lston, Idaho, during the 24 hours amounted to 0.08 of an Inch, and was tha smallest received In the Inland em pire. However, the rain deficiency to date in Idaho has been small. Over in Gilliam and other counties where the Brain has been starving for rains, the downpour was considerable, and there Is no doubt that the spring sowing was helped somewhat, although the rains ouia nave been rar more welcome had they arrived sooner. Contrary to re ports Klven out bv some interests th electrical storms yesterday did compar atively no damage to the growing grain. North Powder. Or.. Julv 16. For rush In hand W. H. Gorham vesterdav sold 200 acres for $7.K00. The farm lies about three miles from here. The rea son for selling is because Mr. Gorham hap too much land. Mr. Llndley vesterdav sold to James Dalton for C. S Moore 2,300 sheep for $2.?5 a head. Thin time Inst year he could nave reaany soli the same band ror 4 a head. IVESTINGHOUSE HAS GOOD TRADE REVIVAL BRIEF FINANCIAL NOTES. New York, July 16. Sterling; ex change Cables, 487.20487.25; demand. 487 41 478.05, 60 days, 485.76 485.85. 1 H H Rncsra of th. Ktanilaril Oil ! says the financial danger has been passed, but recovery will be slow be cause of the presidential race. The 40 Elmlra, N. Y., persons brought to Baker City to get rich by Henry E. G. Cooke, who arrived in Portland last nleht. are still holding the sack. 1" 000 The Back ""em8 to have a hole in it 2 000 cooke arrived down last night in the 6,000 1 company of Clyde Nicholson of Port- 1 l .. . 1 nr.. x 1 ..v. .. 1 .1 ...... i T i ., Hoes opened steady at veaterdav's "ir' uut, u...Bu closing prices. Left over. 61.000.. Re- States marshal. Mr. Cooke, who is a celpts year ago, 26.000. Mixed, $6.30 New York broker with a dandy office Ul W- $6i66875 1 '" overlooking the great white way. now Hogs closed strong, 5C up; cattle, quunera near oairoon street, over looking Fourth street, tho plaza and other sidelights of Portland. Sheriff Stevens is the boss of Mr. Cooke's new office building. ' Mr. Cooke cannot leave his temporary He could If he had Sheep Lower In East, Chicago, July 16. Official run: Hogs. Cattle, Chicago 25,000 4,000 Kansas City . 5.000 3,000 Omaha 5,000 7.000 stealy; sheep, weak to 10c lower. Northwest Bonk Statement. PORTLAND. Clearings today $1,056,630.33 tear ago 1.41J40.27 $5,000 In cash to put up to assure his Trust companies of New York show Increase of $205,000,000 In resources since March 25. Gold exports of $1,000,000 for Paris. Amalgamated Copper dividend unchanged. American Locomotive company has orders for 300 engines. Balances today iear ago SEATTLE. Clearings 1 1 5,434.66 appearance before a federal court In 189,230.52 Kew York to answer to the charge of Lconsplrlng to defraud old I'ncla Sam. co mo nnlMr. Cooke will be taken before Judtre Balances 353669.00 Jro,,VP,rto,n within a few days when VtnPftit n-lll molt. a nf -A 642'!?? moval to New York, where the defend- n.uo.uu ant Is wanted. Mr. MoCourt Is now TACOMA. Clearings $ Balances ' awaiting a copy of the New York In dictment. Mr. Cooke says that he doesn't know what the government officials nabbed him for. He can't understand the situa tion In the least, he says. And the 40 persons at Baker! They don't know just what to do. Several of them oro young fellows. They all came out with Cooke In a private car. Their leader Is in Jail and they wander about the streets of Baker City like a lot of lost sheep. Like Cooke, they don't un derstand the denl either. One or two of these persons, all of whom Mr. Cooko promised "twenty for one" dollars, are arranging to go baclt home to Elmlra. All they had to do was to come west they didn't have to Ftay out here and grow up with the days, hike hack to dear old Elmlra reap uie narvest tor ins rest 01 tneir livelong days. Then old I'ncle Sam stepped In. Cooke was hot and his prospective customers were hotter. All their dreams and anticipations of wealth had been shattered. Now they are arrang ing to g home to Elmlra one by one, traveling In ordinary day coaches or Pullmans. Bank of England rates unchanged at 2Vi per cent. New York, July 16. Westlnghouse Electric was a star attraction on the stock market to3ay, scoring a net ad vance of 1 points, after heavy bdying, said to be due to a good Improvement In business conditions. Missouri Pn- ciflc came in for a like advance In ad dition to the sharp rise of yesterday, making a total net gain In that Issue of four points In two days. The stock market In reneral xvns mixed, L'nlon Pacific losing , while Southern Pacific was Vi higher. Cana dian dropped IVi. and Northern Pacific 1V, while Rock Island preferred gained I nuuvfl yesieraay. The regular divide nd WM rleclfi r.1 nr. Amalgamated Copper. U. 8. Government Bondsj. New York, July 16. Government bonds: Twos, registered 103 do coupon 103H Threes, registered 100 tlo coupon 100 Small bonds 100V5 Fours, registered 1 20 V, do coupon 122 V 104 '4 104 1.4 ioiii imi 123 Vi PREDICT CRASH IF BRYAN IS ELECTED (Cnlted Prf Leased Win.) New Jork. July It. A feaiful crash of stocks Is predicted by some Wall street firms In the event of Bryan's election to tho presidency. It became known today that certain firms have taken insurance with Lloyd's agency of California Canneries Operate, trjnited Press Leased Wire.) UanfnF Col Inltf 111 Tha a 14 w . . i . . . l . . .... , V"" Licnaon wnnin tne last two nays 10 tne rornia irun canners oeican tne pacKinK .vt.nt nf iRnnnnn it i. tt th season here today with the opening of applications for at least $1,000,000 more their big canneries, employing over 600 have been made and are now awaiting lilt-II. wuuicil niiu t;iiiiuicil. ll is tA 1 nstrtj-.ii nf th strtmnnnv- pec tea tnat tne total pac or tne season This report, coming from the flnan win exceea z.uun tons, iney win start ii0i ,n.,-Ut lo iooW,t .mnn h,. n. on Crawford and Tucson cling peaches. Rrv.n leader's here from two points of would follow his election is without foundation. The announcement that the brokers are seeking insurance against loss with Lloyd's lias caused mucl comment here. SEVENTH CANDIDATE FILES DECLARATION The company will pack grapes later in tne season. New York Cotton Market. New York official nrlc.s hv nrr.r. beck & Cooke company: DESCRIPTION. Payette, Idaho. Julv 16 At the be ginning of May J. H. Shawhan. a pioneer Horticulturist, discovered that blight was attacklne his Bartletts. He set two men at the tark of cutting out the af- iecteo: branches. They worked contln uously from May t until last week, when the hot weather ended the blight and the result will be that there will he a verv good crop of this variety. His otner varieties are tne Amjou, Llalr- geau and Flemish Beauty. In addition to his pear orchard. Cap tain Shawhan has four acres of Jona than apples that are big- monev produc ers. They are planted 60 trees to the acre, and last year they ylelled an aver age of II boxes to the tree,, making 650 boxes to the acre. The first ones shipped to Chicago brought $3 a box. The entire crop averaged over $1.50 a box. making the neat sum of $726 an acre. Athena, Or.. July 16 On account nf the rains that have fallen the wheat harvest, which was about to begin In this section the middle of this v.k has been postponed until next Mondav Reports from nil growers In the big wheat belt of t'matllla county are to the effect that the yield will he heavier than had been expected earlier In th. season, and If these conditions are oorne out there will be little, If anv, shortare In the sum total of the wheat crop or t matllla county. There will be about 15 new comhln.a in the fields about here this season i carload of new headers, two new thresh era, and with plentv of help the arow ers expect to get along first-class dur ing tne narvest. T3 it P 85 82 90 167 Vi 28 V, ir 67V4 33 50Vi 130 83 Vi 44 92V4 0 'so" 169V4 29 6 7i 139 155 Vi 30 H 69 i 37 33 H 49 128V4 43 85 92 90V4 419 ifc 167Vi Q 138V4 154 42 29 Vi BRAZIL PITS STOP 1 TCTCOFFEE Ft'TFRES LfTrrponl Grain Market. Liverpool. Julv 16. OfTkial prices: WHEAT. July :7sld 74Vil tfepter)h.r ..7s t6 7 $Sd Irecember . .. . . . . ."s I Sd 7slVid 1TBV. ..IslVid lilVjd (raited Preaa Leased Wire.) New Tork. July 1 For all practical purposes It may bs said that gambling In coffee prlc Jij) ended in all the principal exchange of the world. This was brousht about by the remarkable experiment now belns made by the nr. ernment of Brazil to control, for the benefit of her own people, the lurelui coffee supply. It was resoiveO that the e-nvemm.nt should buv from the planters their sur plus coffee and hold It against pos)M future short crops and tb lncr..i demand of the world, and thus prevent a eolispee In prices The necessary legislation was enacted end the govern ment borrowed I4i.060.00e to buy up the coffee. Transactions in options and fn tores on the New York coffee exchange have almost ceased. Amal. Cop. Co. . . 69 Am. C. & F. c. . 37 Am. Cot. Oil, c. . 33'Vi am. ioco. c 4 9 74 Am. sugar, c 129 Am. Smelt, c. . . . 82 Anaconda M. Co. 44 Vi jm. wool. c. Atchison, c. do pfd. . . B. & O. c. . . do t.fd. . . Br. Rp. Transit can. Pacific, c. . Cent. Leather, c do pfd C- k G. W., c . . . 64 C. M. A St. P.. . 138V4 L. !.- VV . C 154 C. & 0 4 2 Col. F. A I., c. . 29 tk col. bouthern. e. Sit 314l 31 "'-, hi pn. do.. 1st nfd. . ttn sn i'eie. Hudson. 1181 161 Den. & Rio G., c 26 26 ao.. prd Erie, com I 20 do.. 2d pfd. . . - 25 do.. 1st pfd. . . 3 7 Ot. Northern, pfd. 1 32 Vjil 33 in. i-.enirai Louis. & Nash.. Manhattan Ry. Mo., K. & T., c do., pfd 62Vt 62V. i 'isiuieri ore J,nds 8141 62i' ftlAA Missouri Pac...: R 2 ( 5.1 stu National Lead...! 49V,' 70 S9C N Central ... 104 1 ,106 104V. insu. V V , ix ,a I . .'i' Nor. A West., c. 71V41 71 V4 71 I 7 1 Vt North American . .... J I tl North. Pa., c 139 Ills'. UDu'maix ii T . i -i a i ,n ,.-:-.":. . tin.. ij nia i- i24 izi P. O.. L. & C. Co. i. ...!.. . . 93U 20Va 25 37V4 69 160 Vi 25V4 69 87 82H 49V, 129 83 Vi 43 14 22V4 85 V. 92 90V4 92 49VI 167 Vi 28V4 94V 13s4 164 42 fO 31 49 60 161 25; 60 19 24 36 132 (Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co.) High. Low. cioso. July 15. Jan 914 906 907 915 March 916 908 907 916 July 948 942 941 949 August 940 932 931 941 Sept 939 931 932 940 Oct 938 928 929 940 Dec 920 911 912 922 ALBANY AND LINN view. Thev say they are glad to know that the brokers believe Bryan will be elect ed, and at the same time they assert tnat the charge tnat financial crashes (Special Dlapatch tn The Journal.) Olympin. Wash., July 16. Oscar II. Neil, a heretofore unmentioned candi date for Republican gubernatorial hon ors, filed his declaration of candidal y In the office of the secretary of state yesterday afternoon. Mr. Nell Is ed itor of the Nya Varlden (New World) a Swedish newspaper published In Bell lngham, the home town of Governor A. E. Mead. The paper has been support ing Henry Mcftrlde. Mr. Nell mak 39 the seventh candidate In the race for the Republican nomination for governor. GO AFTER PRIZES 19 24 37 132 V. 1344;134'l33 7ll84l 108 t:i08V1081108V 62 29' 28 S3 136 29 62 63 69 (Special Dlapatcb tc Tha Journal.) Albany. Or., July 16. Albany and Linn county are making an effort to carry off the most valuable prizes at the coming- Salem cherry fair. About 100 boxes fii commercial pack have been prepared and are to be sent to Salem to compete with the other exhibits on display there. Judge C. H. Stewart and Fruit inspector K. C. Roberts have been assisted in gathering this display by the Commercial clubs of Sclo, Brownsville, Lebanon and Harrlsburg. The cherries entered are of the fol lowing varieties: Royal Ann, Blng, Lambert and Centennial. A large por tion of the exhibit will have eight cner-rle- to a tier in the commercial tsVk and this is considered remarkably good. Last season the county carried off the silver cup with a display containing nine cherries to a tier, rne display was seen oy nunareaa yesterday and many tourists and easterners pro nounced it exceptionally fine. mirrm PORTLAND OREGON HOUSEHOLD ACCOUNTS Those persons who pay household bills will find it greatly to their advantage to open a checking account with this bank in which all money may be deposited and against which checks may be drawn in payment of bills. Careful instruction con cerning the management of a checking account will be given to any person desiring it. Deposits subject to check are ac cepted in any amount. 31 A NY HEAVY LOSERS AROUND ROCK CREEK 2H 19 71 it; 29 lit 82 19 70 16 28S 16l lf It 89 9l 91 ..'119 '11 2911 115 a 'AS 1 "4 30 It Chicago Batter Market. Ori1os.ro. July It. Butter Un changed; extra, tic. Parrs (. ncnang ; eitraa. SU; firsts, II c . ---.. Pressed S. C. .. 29 29tl Reading, o 115115l do 2d pfd 82 82 ao isi pro Rep. I A 8 . c . . 18 do pfd 70 Rock Island, c. . 16 do pfd 28 B L. A a. w.. c do pfd Bouth. Pac, c. do pfd Bouthern Ry.. e. 17 17 17 do pfd 45V 45J 4tU Texas A Pacific.: 23l 24V.1 llCI tiv T, SL I. A W.. c 21l 21 21 11 ue. I'i'j a fisi 11k a,i Union Pacific e .1 4 1 110 l 4 1 1 49 do pfd I I i till U. 8 Rubber, c. J7! 28 ) 27! 27 9 97 94 96 s.' 42 421 42 42, ..HT 108;i7 (H7 .. us 1 11 11; 11 - 2J! 24' 2$i 2i; 118 118 ,7 41 do pfd. U 8. Steel Co do pfd . . . Wabash, c . . do pfd . . . W. V Tel . . Wis. Cen., c do pfd . . W L- K. ... Westlnghouse J7 17j 17! 14 It 11 17 Total sales. i!2.1v shares Klamath K ill Be Dry. rrtal litoani i ta TV 4aaraai I Klamath Falls, Or, July Klssnatb Falls It to remain dry. Sch la the de cision banded down by Judge Henry I Benson. It was also ordered that the writ of review ef ins roeedlrss lead n t t the local cf-iio ejection be oisailsaed. Rock Creekv Or., July 16. The wa ter spout wnlch broke on the divide between Rock Creek and Willow Creek yesterday mornlnc. did a rrest deal of damage to gardens. fences, flumlntr. ditches and dams. All the" way from Olex to the John Day river a solid wall of water was emptied Into the John Day at the mouth of Rock creeje. which caused a raise in that river of one root. The heaviest losers on lower Roct creek were William Head. Wilbur Franc. F. Wiseman. Moss McKlnnev and Jones and Christy, It will require several days to repair the ditches and darp so that irrigation may bs re sumed. Ths rains which fell before and sfter the cloudburst were of benefit to crops of alt kinds and served to lower the temperature of the etmosohere suf ficient to bring much cooler weather. MASHER COMES TO GRIEF IN FRISCO trmtes f-reas Leases WTre.l an Francisco, July It. "Ruffles. Fluffy Peach, blond, largs eyes; f-rnd of dancing. First mash July 16. 1308.'' The rorerotne and scores of similar entries, including the names and ad- ' dresses as well as the description of j ins personal cnarras or it different girls were found In a "mash log" car- : r.ed by Otto E. Warlnl. who today la I mashing dry bread In th city JalL I Otto mashed the wtobs rlrl earlv to-' Cmy and th society for th prevention ! of vie took a hsnd In the game. W hen he wss arched the prisoner was found to poeseas book wherein be entered record of la various eonqueat. The poiic InoulreC abeut Matinl of several of the girl whoaw names they found t his bick and tbey charred that be' b4 eon-nyed a4 Insulted 'em at various tiaisa, . - Merchants Savings & Trust Company 247 WASHINGTON STRELT Capital $150,009 Pays Interest on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates. Receives deposits subject to check without limitation as to amount. Effects collections in any p&rt of the country on most rea sonable terms. Acts as trustee in all legitimate relations. Cares for properties, collects rents, etc. '' Interviews solicited with those contemplating any phase o! our service. Overbeck & Cooke Co. Commission Ucrcbants Slews. Bonds, Cotton. Grain. Etc 216-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDINO Members Chicago Board of Trade, Crrpondnts of Logan & Bryan, Chicago, New York, Boton. . V Lave the only private wire connecting TortUnd with the eastern exchanges. MEMBERS PORTLAND BOARD OF TRACE.