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Newspaper Page Texti : THE OREGON DAILY JOtlRNAU PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1908." f WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY! FURNISH NORTH QUITE EASILY Latest News of Oregon Crops NORTHWEST WEATHER FORECAST Oregon Probably ahawers tonight or i uesuay: not so warm Interior west i ium(, nui mvj warm uiionur Oregon Will nave More Pn.ln TVvnrtia rni.An TTo- continued warm : westerly ual to Sell Alaska Trade. Tuea winds, tonight; warmer eolith Tuesday fair and con Wholesale market features: Alaska potato demand coming. Fine poultry demand. Eggs holding steady. Lambert cherries better. Crawford peaches lower. Manv tomato quotations. Big drop in watermelons. Cantaloupe market holding. Better quality apples coming. Sharp advance in provisions. Alaska Fotato Demand In Bight. Oregon will be prepared this season to take much better care of the huge northern demand for potatoes than ever before. The crop of potatoes Is not only liberal, but the early produc tlon Is the greatest ever chown here. Some lnaulries are already being re ceived from Alaska regarding the sup plies that Oregon will nave during the time of the northern call, and dealers all agree that We will be able to take care ori practically au Dusiness onerea us. There is no doubt at this time mat Oregon "potato men have learned quite well the lessons of good sorting of po tatoes, for their experience during the past season is not one that can easily be forgotten even by the roost absent minded. It was due to the most un usual mod packing that almost all of uregon a big crop, as well as those or Idaho and Washington, were cleaned up the past season. It was a case of quality all the way through, and the growers wllto undoubtedly repeat their good pucking.thls year. Emoellenl Tone in Chickens, There la a most excellent tone in the Chicken market at this time. The de mand la the greatest In recent months wnlle the receipts a week ago were far mora liberal than the trade had an ticipated, there was scarcely sufficient supplies to go around, and In conse quence a higher range of values Is rul lng. For the general run of chickens the trade la easily obtaining prices that range Deiween lacffnc a pound, ana It takes a poor crop to brlna- the for mer figure. For springers the trade seems almost famished, so good a price Is being; obtained. While last week's arrivals of hens and mixed coops .were more liberal, there was a scarcity of springers, and today s market Is very firm around 20c a pound. 'There Is quite a good .demand tor spring- ducks and geese around 1315c for the for mer and 1012Hc for the latter, but In neither line, Is there much call for uiu biuck at lower prices. Eg-if Market Is Steady, In the egg market a steady tone la ruling along Front street, the same values as on Baturday being generally obtained. Receipts or first-class stock are very scanty and this may force an advance In that line, but a large per cent of the arrivals are In poor shape and may sell lower. Cheese market is firm, but Front street handlers have as yet made no move toward advancing their figures. creamery muter market Is holding Idaho Fair east portion. tinuea warm. Albany, Or., July 20. Crop In Linn county are the best of any late year. Immense yields are reported from every section of the county in horticulture and agriculture. The biggest crop of hay ever harvested Is bains- cared for. and even now the busy hum of the binder as It cuts Its way through the ripenen grain can De neard on all sines. A better year for the farmer could hardly be asked. A srenera.1 feeling of ui;iii"inni prevails ana L.inn county ana me wuiamette valley does not rear a fianlc or look forward to any shortage n crops. The prune crop, which was mougnt to nave been Dractlcallv de stroyed, will now make a good crop In this section, as a close Investigation has revealed more than half a crop. As to hops, while the price is not encourag ing, tne yield promises to be heavy and all Indications point to the develop ment .of hoDS of the finest nosslble quality. . A general change has taken plane In Linn county as to farming methods. A few years ago practically no c,lover v an wan unuK raised ami Krowra in the county now on all sides of the principal highways leading through the valley can be seen hundreds of acres of this crop. Alsyke and red clover are tne two k nds general v e-rown. Mnt of the clover is now grown for seed as it brings fancy prices in the eastern markets. As high as f 8 per bushel has Deen pain ior me seed in thin city. A local firm last season shlrmed eArlnad nfter carload of this seed to Chicago ana tne centers or tne east and realized Immense returns for their enterprise. This new Industry' bids well to spread through the entire valley, as a change Is being made from grain -raising to stock and the dairying buslhass. The apple crop Is Immense" and th trees are fairly groaning beneath the weight of the developing fruit. Linn county Is Increasing her acreage In all norucunurai lines so rapidly as to make her a positive competitor for the honor of being the county with the largest fruit acreago in the state of Oregon. Klamath Falls. Or.. .Tulv 50. Fruit Inspector O. A. Stearns reports a fair fruit croD In Klamatl counfv this vnnr. The frosts In the spring did consider able damage here, as elsewhere, but there will be a large berry crop and a fair crop of apples. He reports the trees on which the blossoms were destroyed In the soring as now putting out a second bloom, an unusual occurrence. flower, California, crate. II 7Siff2.00: eas, Oregon. 8V4a5c: horseradish. (SlOc: artichokes. 7 An- onions. IBe ner don nennera hel Ko Chile, ( ); head IcWtuce. 2580c doz cucumbers, hothouse, local. 60ff"5c doz radlSheS. lfiO lio hunrhf.- rhilhftrh 2rf.on 2H4f 3c: celery 75c; asparagus! .aiuornia. MEC-IO in: innarhnrr . fio eggpxant, IZc; green corn, 40o doi. CASH WHEAT A ' CENT HIGHER Spot Stuff Finding More De mand for New Crop De cember Is Off. i i World's Wheat rrioM, September, Portland 81 B Chicago 0HB Kansas City 88, New York 88 St. Louis . 89 H Minneapolis 864 Duluth ST Liverpool 7s3d San Francisco 162 December per cental. STOCKS SHOW GENERAL RISE Big: Boist in Securities Is Made at Opening Mar ket More Active. BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS. Cars July 20. July 13. July 6. Barley 5 6 Flour 1 8 2 Hay 1 8 15 Oats 3 a87 2 Wheat 8 20 New York, July 20. A determined effort on the part of the Standard Oil crowd to force a higher market re sulted In a revival of business today In stocks with a higher market. Opening figures were made at a sharp advance, the entire list partlcl- ating in the upward boost or socun les. In the initial trading? Northern Pacific was a leader with an opening gain of 1 H points. copper securities were very active. esnei iidlv Anaconda. Republic Steel was very stive. making a net gain i f In the common and 2 points In. the prererred. I nlun Pacinc advanced i points and Great Northern preferred, 3 points. Northern Pacific closed timid" the opening hut was 1 point above Bat urday at today s close. raige by BEST WETHERS AT S3 511 TODAY Price Is Advanced With Firmer Tone Scarcity of Hogs Stiffens Tone. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Hogs. Cattle. Bhee Today 130 i:07 1806 IS , 100 1905 5 1,800 260 New York stock market Overbeck & Cooke Co.: DESCRIPTION. in There is, a gradual increase of Interest new wneat ana me numoer or pur chasers is larger. Interior buyers con tinue to take most or the nrst supplies and are buying on a basis of 8283c a bushel for cruu. spot delivery. This Is an advance of lc over all former offers. On the Portland board of trade op tlons are taking a different direction September opened lc lower, but closed unchanged at Hlc bid, the same as on Saturday. December is weaker and lost , closing at 81 He bid. Spot and September 'oats show stead iness and unchanged values, but De cember is down lc per cental, at $1.1S V4 bid Barley futures were weaker and lower, with better harvest returns. Sep tember dropping to Il.OiVi bid. or a loss of 2 He from Saturday, while 2c was lost by December, at $1.10 bid. CLI.I3 WHEAT. Open. High. Low. . 8nn 8i 80 81B NO. 1 WHITE OATS. 1.11B I.IJVjB I.20A 1.12 NO.-l FKED BARLEY. 1.07HB 1.10B Pept Dec. Sept Dec. Close. RIB 81 HB 1.10B 1.12HB Sept Dec. 1.07HB 1.10B unchanged with weakness Increasing In on graaes. Lambert Cherries Better. Better quality is shown In late ar rivals of both the Blng and Lambert cherries, and a greater increase In quality Is promised by the leading .jniwn as me season aavances. j,o , callv the trade In cherries is not very brisk beoause of quite heavy supplies now coming, but shippers are finding a very gooa can. Four cars of watermelons arrived In today and the price dropped rapidly to 1 T,fi iitc a pouna. Wlille greater shipments of canta loupes are shown, the market is firmer because of -the greater call, and prices are generally rulmg at $2.50. Early harvest anples from Mosler are coming In fl,ne shape, but the demand is not very brisk as yet because of the loads of other, fruit. Brief Votes of the Trade. Tomatoes are in very heavy arrival from California, and as local supplies are coming faster the price is again lower. Peach market is- fractionally lower wtth more liberal supplies. Crawfords gwnerally selling at 85c a box. with other grades lower. Loganberries are still-' quite weak along the street, and prices range easy ieiween'7tB&ic. a crate. There Is practically nothing doing In the hop market at the moment, and crop prospects are better. Weather aalnst spread of vermin. Front street sells at the following prices. Those paid shippers are less regular commissions: Grain, riour and Hay, WHEAT Buying price, new Track Portland Club, 8182c; bluestem. 88 He: red, vdwsuc; wuiamette valley, 81(ffR2c bushel. FLOUR Selling price Eastern Ore gon patents. 4.st; straignts, 14.05 4.6B; exports, 1S.60S.0: valley, $4.45; arranam. s. 4.4u; wnoie wneat, st.es rve. 5s. $5.6rt: bales. $3. . alTLLSTT'FFS Selling price Bran $9d- middlings, 130.60. shorts, $28 5S5T): chon. $21(929 per ton. JBARLEY Feed. $26.50; rolled, $17.60 JF28.60: hrewmg, Z7. OATS No. 1 white, $27.80; gray, 127 per ton. HAY Producers' price Old timothy, Willamette valley, fancy, lllf IS. GO; ordinary, $12.50(313; eastern Oregon, $1S17: mixed, HOIO 60; clover. $3 &9: grain, $11012; cheat. $11 II alfalfa, $3 $10. , Butter, Bgr and Poultry. rt:tter FAT Delivery f. o. b. Port land Sweet cream. 23 He; sour. 21 He per lb. " BUTTER Extra creamery. I5e: fan ry, 23Vic; ordinary, 324o; store, 16 170. EGGS Select fancy, candled, 24c: or dinary ?3Hc. CHEESE Full cream, flats, triplets end daisies . 14 3714 He; 1 oung Ameri cans. 15iffl5Hc. POULTRY Mixed chickens 13Ho .lb; fancv hos, 13W14c; roosters, old. c lb; fryers, 20c: broilers, 1820e lb; feese. spring 10tfil24e; turkeys, alive, 7c: erring ducks, IS 15c lb; pigeons, $1.15 doz; dressed poultry, ljJlHo lb higher. Hops, Wool sad Hides. HOPS 1K07 crop, first prime, lc: prime, 4c; medium to prime, 34c; medium, 2Ho lb; 1908-crop, j?1Hc lb; contracts, Jf 10c for three years. WOOL 1J08 Willamette ralley, 11H eisc. SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 10 9 lto each; short wool, 26040c; medium wool; 60c 31 each; long wool, 75c (1 26 each. MOHAIR-107 Nominal. 18 US lie HIDES Dry hides. imllc lb; green. 6 06 He; calves, green. I 10c; Groceries, Huts, rto, BLfJAR Callfnrnln . M.-nU.n t finerv Cnhe tti (tn- rmvAaraA a jc berry, $6.25; dry granulated, $6.25; XXX granulated. $6.16; conf. A $6.26; extra ff'rr golden O.. $6.30; D., yellow $5.65; beet granulated, $6.05; barrels 10c; nair narreis. 30c; boxes, 55c ad vunce on sack basis. (Above prices are 30 davs not mh HONEY $3.60 per crate t-Ufr EE Package brands, $16.60. HALl ( o rje Half ermtmA inn-. fii.vv per ion: ovc, tii.ou; tahle. dairy 60s. $16.60: iO.s. tin Oil: l,alo t9 lc imported Liverpool. 60s, $20.00;. 100s . 1 j. 2s, 00; 4s, $18.00; extra fine barrels os and 10s. $4.605 50: r.lvsmnnl .uiiiu Mjtn, iu.ou per ion. KILE Imaarla Juran Mn 1 ft.- i. du'bc; lew Orleans, hear! 7fce Jax, ( ); Creole, 6ic JBfciA.-xs Small white. $4 Llmas, $6.86 white. $4.75 5; pink. $3.86: bavou ; Mexican reds. ( ). Fish and Provisions. large $3.85; ; veal extra, 88Hc per 11. 7Ho per lb; heavy, 7c pe; n, fancy, 8 8 He per lb,; sprlnj Meati, us. jancy, ittvtc lb; ordlnarv. 7c " i go, UK ordinary. lb; mutton, lamb, 7c. HAMS, BACON, ETC. Portland pack ynii iiniiit,, in 10 13 ids, lie per id; breakfast bacon. 16Hff23Ho lb; picnics ic Per, 1 ' cottag 'oil. 12c lb: regular ,u" Binuaeu. nc per lb; backs, smoked, 12 He lb; smoked short clears, 13 He lb; clear bellls, smoked, 13 He lb; shoulders, 12o per lb; pickled tongues, 70c each. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s, 14c per lb; 6s 14 He per lb: 60-lb. tins. ISHc rer lb; steam rendered. 10s, 13c per lb: 6s 13 He per lb; compound. 10s. Slic per lb. FISH Rock cod. 12Hc lb; flounders, 6c per lb; halibut, 6c per lb: striped bass, 15c per lb; catfish. 11c per lb; sal mon, chlnook. 9c lb; bluebacks. 80 lb; steelhead, 8c lb; herrings 6c lb; soles. 7c per lb; shrimp 10c per lb; perch, 60 per lb; tomcod, 11c per lb; lobsterr. 25c per lb; fresh macksrpl Re ner ih- crawflsh. 20c per dozen; sturgeon. 12Hc per lb; black bass, 20c per lb; silver smelt, 7c per lb: black end 7u.. m- crabs, $1.001.60 doien; shad, JHc: roe shad 6c: shad roe, 1240 lb. OYSTERS Shoal water Bay, per gal lon, $2 50; per 100-lp sack. $fi.0 Olym- Ia;LeJ.?a"on' 240; per 100-lb sack. 6.00e6.50: Eagla canned n n it n,i doen; eastern In shell, $1.75 per 100 CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $2 40: raior clams, $2.00 per box. 10c per dot Paints, Coal, OIL Bto. ROPE Pure Manila. t.n.l.r LINSEED OIL Raw. bbfs.. 61c: cases. 69c; boiled, bbls.. 63c: canon 67c gaJ: lots of 260 gallons i 1 - cake meal, $84 ton. BENZINE 88 dec . ma 10 u.o n.r gal; Iron bbls, 12 He per gal TURPENTINE In cases. 7Jc per gal; wood bbls. 69c per gal. WHITE LEAD Tnn lot. n.r Ik. .AA lw , - . r . . . . iv, , oy'i-iu Km, ec in; less lots, SVC In. 1KE NAILS Present basis. $2.66 TAK"K WHEAT PROFITS. Lfquldationt Causes a Loss jn Chf rago Pit Prices. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. Open. Close. July 18. Loss. July Kept. Dec. May 00'- sou 92 V 96U P0N OOSB 92 HB 96 bos 90 92 97.Vs Chlcngo, July 2". -Tleavier primary receipts and a desire of longs to cash In some of their paper profits, cnrrled the wheat market lower today although there was a slight improvement In tone after the opening. Prlmarv receipts of wheat show 1, 166.100 bushels, compared with 930.300 bushels a year ago, and shipments of 753,101.. bushels compared with 247,700 bushels. American visible supply: Wheat Decreased 211.000 bushels. Corn Decreased 365,000 bushels. Oats Decreased 591.000 bushels. World's visible supply: Bushels Today. Year Ago. .13.760.000 4,000,000 . 2,891,000 6.967.00(1 . 1,499.000 8,498,000 shipments for week, compared with 6.64 000 bushels a year Rgo. On passage wheat decreased 3,096,000 bushels. O X3 70 39 104 33H 62 131 V 84 105 4 4T4 23, 86 92 V, 01 168 28 Ainal. Copper. Am. Car & Fdy do prd Am. Cot. Oil c. Am. Loco, c . Am. Sugar c . Am. Smelt, c . do pfd Anaconda Mining Am. v oolen e . . Atchison c Bait. Ohio c. Brook. Rapid Ti Can. Pnc. 0 . . . Cent. Leather c do pfd C. & G. W. c . C, M. & St. P. C. & N. W. c Chos. & Ohio. . . Col. F. & 1., c. Colo. Southern, ( do 2d pfd. . . . do 1st pfd. . . . Del. & Hudson. D. H. G. c df) pfd Erie, c do 2d pfd I 28 do 1st pfd . . .1 38 1.4 2N 7 71 39 104 34H 624 131 . 854 105 45 H 24 87'i 93 51 4 169H 29 HI 156 42 V 33 60 i 65 ! 21' 70 38H 104 33H 61 1304 84 105 71 39 108 H 34 52 V, 131 V4 85 V 105 44 HI 4 5 H 3H S54 92 50 23 U 87 93 i 51 U 1 4 1 H ir. j 43! 3 3 33 C0H 2TH 6.". 224 9 168 HU6H ' 84 2 . . .1 06 ... I 6 140H41 42 Hi 43 'g 3 2 -V 3.l-' 3 2 I 3.1 . . . . : 4 ! 60 i 60 . . . . ! 1 6 t 1.4 26 H. 26 H 6 3! 6 I 21 ; 22 28 I 2S Ci. Northern 111. Central L. & N Manhattan Ry M. K. T. c. . do pfd nitlllerx . ... Ore Lands Mo. Pao 39! 3S I 3H pfd.l134;i35Hl133l13n 1136 . j 108 136' 108 135H!136 107;108i; 13S 1 30 I 31 Hi 50 I 31 I 63 l 63 I 63 I 63 t 1 34 H' 3 1 ' 3 4 3 62! 62'-'.; 62 I 62'-, 55! 55 U 54 I 65 Lead 69: 70 69l 70 Cen 106J4'106:106 106 N. Y.. O W. .. 40 1-1 40 U 40 ! I'll., Nor. & W.. c . ..' 72 I 72 W I 72 ' 72 do, pfd ' ! 75 Nor. Am '64 . 65 1 63 64 Nor. Pnc, c '141 141 14" 141 Pac. M. SS. Co ..! 26! 26 ?6' 26 Penn. Ry 1 2 4 , 1 25 11 2 1 1 1 2 4 T.. C. Co.1 !5 V. 1 95 95 1 9.1 '31 ; 32 1 31 '32 '116:11S 116117 j S3 I SiU! 83 ! 8.", I 82 ! 83' 82 I 82 20' ;i i 20' 20 I 72 73 72' 73 1 : 16' 17' 16! 17 , ' 30' 30: 30' 30 1 26 ' 26U' 26 : 26 1 1st nfd . . .' ' I. . . .' 4, & S. W., c: 17 1 17: 16 17V,' Portland Union Stockyards, July 20, In every line of the local livestock market a firmer tone Is ruling today. Receipts are small In comparison with the demand In sheep, cattle and hogs and the tons in the former Is the latest to show a betterment with a conse quent advance of 2oc In beat wethers, which aro now quoted firmly at $8.60 Instead of at J3.25J3.DO as during the paRt week. Hogs show the firmest tone with no arrivals since Thursday night. Weather conditions are too warm to bring ship ments from iseorasKa, and tnis is rorc Ing killers to hustle in order to get closer to their requirements. Cattle market is also quoted with a better trading disposition by local re ceivers, and while no price changes are noted fur the day the market looks higher. Today 10 horses were among the ar rlcnls. 1 The higher price or hogs of late and the scarcity in supplies even at ad vanced quotations today caused an ad vance of c In hams and the same sum In breakfast bacon. Stmrt clear backs are up lc a pound, kettle rendered and standard lard c and cheaper grade o a pound. There was also an advance of 2c a pound in smoked dried beef sets. A year ngo today all lines were steady with a slight tendency among valued to stiffen a trifle with no change In prices Official stockvard prices today: Hogs Best stuff, $6.506.76; block ers and China fats. $6.00(86.25; stockars and feeders, $5.25 it 5.50. ("p.t tie lieft eastern Oregon steers, $i.00; medium steers. $3.5063.75; prime fat cows, $3.00; medium cows, $2.60; stags, $2.50; hulls, $2.00 J2 2.50. Sheep Best wethers. $3.60: spring Ininlia, 4.5-S 4.75: straight -M.OO 4(3.25; mixed lots. $3.25(30. REBELS HELD UP MILITARY TRAIN (United rraas Leased Wire.) Vienna, July 20. Word has been re ceived here that a mob of Macedonian rebels under mutinous Turkish soldiers held up a military train en root from Salonlca to Uskub this afternoon, killed the train crew and military escort and captured the supplies of ammunition on board. The Macedonian troop have been In revolt for soma weeks because th atdtaa ha bm bhtn4 fa. irtr p 4 fj1. W re ordered, to BaWiJ last nlht they refused to ext. . Vhmi threaten' thilr officer tto Aaath "l ltroipUl. .inUrfBr UH and than want to the yard and awiiJ the arrival of the mlUUry trali. " iiti-l!J?Viho-lrit.th,t Mae, don' will be aftectad by the uprUiug,- Tha planof th proposed Henrr Hudi. on memorial bridge at New York call j for a relnforoed concrete span nt 710 feet and represents one of tha botJi est engineering projects of th time. --' UJJU.J. Hig SturKoon Caught. (Rpwlnl Dlnpntrh to The Journal.) Astoria. r, Julv 20. A sturgeon weighing 438 pounds was yesterdav c.iuht In a net by a fisherman and sold to the Llndenherjer cold storage. The meat will he salted and smoked and the ckks. of which there are about 200 pounds, will be made Into caviar and shipped. Merchants Savings & Tftist Company J47 WASHINGTON STRLET Capital $150,000 Pays Interest on Savings Accounts and Ttme OrtUlcatea. Receives deposits subject to check without limitation as t amount. Effects collections In any part of tha country on moat rea sonable term. Acts as trustee in all legitimate relations. j j Cares for properties, collects rents, etc Interviews solicited with those contemplating any phas of our service. P. o . Fr. St-el Car Reading c do. 2,1 pfd do, 1st pfd . . . Ren. I. S., c. . . do. pfd Rock Is., c do. pfd S.L..&S.F.. 2d pfd ao St. r Wheat Corn Oots v orld's wheat 2.567.000 bushels. Range of Chicago prices by Overbeck & Cooke Co. WHEAT. Open. High. Julv 90V, 9i) Pep"t n 91i Dec 92&t 93 May 96 97 Vi CORN. . . . 7 o 76 ... 61 1 ... 60 1 60', OATS. Sept 42 48'4 . . . i 4 K M ... 4I PORK. Sept. Iec. May Dec May Low. 90H 90H 92H 9flH 75H 60', 60, 42 42 '4 44H Close 90 90HH V2H 9614 "5 A 61 H 60SB 42 A 42A 44'. Tulv Sfpt 1565 JS I Julv Pept. Oct. July Sept. Oct. 1670 1675 1577 LARD. 927 93$ 834 942 RIBS. 572 S76 R75 885 1652 1660 927 935 865 875 1645N 1660 1667A 17N 927 995 860N 876A 882A do. pfd Southern Pc, c ao prd. Southern Ry , c do pfd Texas & Pacific T., St. L. & W.. r do pfd Union Pacific, c do pfd r. 8. Rubber r. 8. Steel Co. do pfd Wabash, c. . . do nfd ! 25' W. U. Tel ! ! Wis. Central, c . ! do pfd ' Wheellng-L. E . ' Wejtinfhouse .,'63 ' 33 5. ' 91 92 1 01 '2 92 119 1 lfl',4 11K HO-'i ! If '19 ; 1 19 i 46H 49U, 4Ki 491,., ' 24 V 25- 2 4'V 23 '. c. yk 22 VI 221-, . .' 47' 4S "! 47'BI 47 C. 153 V4'154, 152H-15.1 V 1 1 ' P2-v p . 97 V.' : 7'' 97 '3 c. 44' 4 5".,! 4 5 ..ios'4,:io9 iosi,:)08i 12 V, 12 12UI 12 V 26 ' 251- 2fi 64! 62 Surprise Your Wife SOME rhy, by taking home to her your bank bonk, showing a Rood balance. Open an account wijh us today. We offer you every facil ity of a strong banking in stitution. Our motto: Trompt service, liberal treatment and absolute safety. German - American Bank Sixth and Washington Streets, PORTLAND, OKEOOW. Total sales. 1.023v7OO shares. L. & N. ex-dlvldend 2 4 per cent PlilCE OF NEVADA SHAKES IX FRISCO ; - - : I I r - t II 1 II : i'7 4 j Safe Deposit Boxes J I Up Per Year 36v!i 64 V, J( SEND rOB BUTZEBS or 1 f ts TO THE PUBLIC. I wish to state that I am not nownor havtsltreen since the date of absorption of the Oregon Trost & Savings Bank, connected in any capacity with the German-American Bank of this city, either as of ficer, director or stockholder, and I would ask that all communications relative to the business of the bank be addressed to its officers or to the, bank' direct instead of to me; also that all communica tions relative to the business of the Oregon Trust & Savings Bank in liquidation, be addressed to the receiver instead of to me. LOUIS J. WILDE. 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. News Gossip of Finance INVENTS EGG TESTER AND EXPECTS FOBTUXE kins. Efilc lb: bulls, areen salt. 4c lb TALLOW Prime, per lb. to 4c; No. S and sress. IfllHo. CHITTIM BARK 4e. rrulta ul Tasrvtekto. ONIXOH California, till 9 110 ...11 II. IK POf ATOE& Nw, sIlln. 11 HQ 1 15: ouyinjr cai per ft. APFLKS -?w, Acail. FRESH rRUIT8rsnra. 14 00 4 JS; bananas, 6 4c pr lb; cratad. ; )ncra, 117104 71 ho; rapfrialt. 14 G 4.6; rlnarpl. Hawaiian. It CO dos; trawbflrrlea. Wlllrntt ralley, 11 0 1 60; eantalmipea. tl 69: aprieota. Iiell. blsekrrrla. l.f6; prarha 76 0 Me; reara, ti ll; frapaa ( l;rap berrla. l 10; loaaaberrlaa, 16 0ttc: rherrlea Rirat Ann. 4 43 6e lb; Lam rrli and Blnra. ftjioe: vatarntclona JQIHe lb; rurrantL, 1 66 arata. V EG ETA BL ICS Tarn I pa. nw Orr"H. J6e; hta tfte:' earmta 16 tuck; t-arsnlpa, '16x0ft: eabbsra I1.T601; i"tata Califrrla. 11J6 h;l Parts, Jly J Oraroa, fl.60; ba, tQle lb; cauli-1 16 eaatbsra lwr. ("prtl Plptc-h to Tbs Journal.) Klamath Talla, Or.. July JO P. B. Bouthworth of thla city has Invented an tgg teater and J. F. Goeller, local mlllman, has se cured the sole manufacture of It In th United Butea. The Inven tion Is a very simple one, consisting- of a email wooden box. with a alot for light and plate class on the bottom. Mr. Soothworth haa acid Ms rlchte In Oreaon. Washington and Idaho to K. E. La Barr. commission man of Prx-ikine, for 16.000. Patent was granted In February. 104. and Mr. Bouth worth expects to make a fortune from hla Invention. Special ma chinery will be installed tn the Ooe:ier mill to turn out the tgg-teetera. 4 Rods pert TThet Down. Budapest. Julv 1 4. TTht rlnA t. lower. ' New Tork. July 20. Bar silver, tSc. London. July 20 'Silver, I44d. 20. Oovernment York. July New bonds : Twos, roistered ... 113S do coupon 103 Threes, registered 100 do coupon 1004 Small brands 100i Fours, registered 110 do coupon I?!1 Twos, Panama 102 I'M V 104j 100. 101 H iii4 123 V 1024; IFurnishPd by Overbeck & Cooke Co.)! San ranclsco, July 20 Bid prices: BULLFROG DISTRICT Original 2o. Bullf. M. C 4r. Mon;. Bullf. IcA, L. Harris IcA. Gold Bir 4c. Bonnie Clare lOcA, Mayfl. Cons. To, Monty. Ohio Ext. 2c sale, Monty Ml. . liomestake Cons. 43c Tramo Cons 17c. TONOPAHS. Ton. Nev. 17 90. Mont. Ton. !132V. Ton. Ext. 80c, MacNamara 66c, Midway 39c, Ton. Belmont 92c. Ton. No. Star 10c. Ohio Ton. IrA. West Enrl Cons 11.72, Rescue 8c. Ton. & Calif. 22-. Golden Anchor 2c. Jim Butler Sic. Ton. Cash. Boy 2c. Monarch Pitta. Ex. 3cA. N. Y. Ton. Cons. 3cA. GOLDFIELD DISTBlCT. Sandstorm 80c. Columbia Mountain 18c sales. Jumbo Ext. 44c. Vernal 4c. Pennsylvania 24CA. Kendall 16cA. Bootli 19C, Blue Bull 12c. Adams 4c. Silver Pick 19c. Nev. B.v 2c, B. B. Ext. lc, Blue Bell 5c, pixie lc, o. Columbia 15c, Ht. Ives 32o. Conqueror 4c, Blk. Rock lc. Lone Star He. (i. Wonder 2c.. tiro c. Kendall Ext. lc 89le, Samls;. Ext 3c sale, Mavnc lc. Atlanta 20c. Groat Bend 26c, Empire 3c. Red Top Ext. 11c. Florence 3.12 Florence Ext. 15c. Dlamo'f B. B. Con. 19c, G Daisy 7 9c. Comb. Fract. 99c. Gr. Bend Ext 6 1., Or Bend Anx 67c, B. B. Bonanza 1 c. Kewan 87c. Portland 7c. Cracker Jh k ftc, Francis Mohawk 13c, Red Mil: - ,v , Mohawk Ext. 3c. Lou Dillon v. Rose lc. Col. Mi Ext. 2cA. Goldf. Cons 6 b0, Mam f. TrlanRle Jr CATAIKOTJB Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc Address J. J. BUTZER-SEEDS 188 Dept. A. FSONT ST. Overbeck: & Cooke Co. Commission Merchants, Slocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, Etc 218-217 BOARD 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 eatttro exchanges. MEMBERS PORTLAND BOARD OF TRADE. Statement i of Condition at Close of' July 15, 1908,of th Business SECURITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY PORTLAND, OREQON RESOURCES! New Tork. July per unonangen l- ,ake. Lead 14.403 4.4S. Tin 12 Q ii.iO. 10 Lead 12Vffllt4Cl tic, 12SSl!Vc; caatlnga. llHailUc. and cop- electroy- New Tnrk. July JO. Bterllnf, dmand. 14M SS04i: ; (0 days. ItU Tttl Hog Am 5c Lowrr. Chlcaro. July in. Official mn: Hon Cattle. Bhn CMc-0 41 000 14 000 H 010 Kan&as City.. . 000 Omaha 1,004 7.000 7. too rarta What Lower. PH. Jaly '. Wbcat tke4 If to Hoes arai ic lower; left erer Satur day. t,i00 Heoelpts year aro, 1 oo Mixed. .110fS. heavy, kingtto rouah. M.f? IlahL ttHQt .i. (ttle I to ler higher. Sheep lOe lower. Northwest Ilank Statenienrf PORTLAND. Clesrlnra today 1 'iS,4S4 77 Year ago 1.1 77.283.1 S iialnncea today Year a.go iEATTI.E. Cler1nara Balances TACOMA. Clearlngrs Balances . iox.537.21 K. 450. 04 .ll.S79.R43 2 3 "i , i J ..176?. 302 . 47.040 Loans $2,878,218.34 Bonds 1,318,799.47 Real Estate 1,054.65 Cash and Due from Correspondents 1,585,739.19 $5,783,811.65 LIABILITIES! Capital . $ 500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 318,683.52 Deposits 4,965,123.13 Nw York Cotton Market. (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co ) . Hlirh. Low. Close. July DO. ' Jan 01 695 7 S06 ; Mr . 7 04 July 937 28 127 J4 Auk ?JS fl H H2 pert ji is s 1 J t 24 f 1 1 tit Iec tat too 01 ill $5,783,811.65 Liverpool OraJn Market, Lirerpool. July 20 Official prlcep WHEAT. Open. Cloe Wrt. Ta 4S1 Ta 1 V,! Ta4Sd TelJ CORN. Pt. tT44t lalSd IWltsi IWH Higher. . l. Wtt el4 N - Better Wool Market. (Ssltl tnspetrh to Tbe lewaaL) Putte. Mont. July 10 A fractlcn over 1S oenta for wool was paid at M!l' City. Saturday, for a clip of aorne cn ,tnn pounda This Is tha too prlc "f !w eeon thus far Hale for two dai at Mlia City eatrecata eererai hundred thousand pounda. Klamath Cattle Shlpmenta. Klamath Falla. Or. July . Tha f'rT shipment of beef cattle from Kiatratfl centy this eeasoa will rtart this wea from the Hortoa ranch for he MKiani msrsei. niui are iocklnc flr.a to thla section, especially La Weo2 Rlvtr raiiey. If Interest paid on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates of De- posit. Transact a General Banking and Trust Company Business. OFFICERS F Adarr.a. Tretident. E A. Wyld. Vicf-PrtsidenL . L. A. Lew:?, Vice-President R. (X Jublti. Secretary. A. L. Mill a, Vk-Pre;detit T- W. Biekford, Ail L StcftUr. ' DIRECTORS c. L, A. Do!rh A Lewis. Josepb Sfmon A. L Mills err. Aiun J. N. TeU TL A. Wj-W