The Oregon daily journal., July 21, 1908, Page 13, Image 13

THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 21. 1008. '
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WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY
LETTERS
CHEESE MARKET
TONES UP A BIT
More Dealers Are Asking
111 -2c for Flats, Trip
lets and Daisies.
Wholesale market features:
Cbeose In advancing.
Kkkh Hhow h scarcity.
Chicken market In fine.
Another rise In whrat.
Flour market Is firm.
Two earn of cantaloupes arrive.
Car Walla Walla onions In.
Heavy supplies of peaches.
JioM meats are In demand.
Complaint ruKitrritiiK new hay.
Tomato supplies plentiful.
Cheese Market X Advancing'
Willie wholesale grocers generally
advanced tlielr imotutlons In tho cheese
market to 14 Ho for flats, triplets and
daisies the latter part of Just week
Front street handlers did not move up
their quotations and values ruled rather
mixed. Today some of the Krpnt street
hou.'-es tuit tin their Quotations to HUc
for anything except In rare lots and tho
market Is firm ut that figure. For
large lots they have udvaiioed their
quotations from 13'4Sil3o to 14c
pound: showing practically the same
rise ns for small lots. Reports from
the Tillamook makers tell the same
story of heavy purchases whenever sup
plies are offered.
Tgg Market Holding1 Well.
Whllo some receivers are rcportlnij
large supplier of egss, the trade in
feneral Is short and for that reason
hero Is a slight bulge In quotations
with today's Values ruling between 24 it
25c a dozen. However, a large per cent
of the nales continue to be reported at
24c. Quality Is much the same as last
week and Is lust about like former
years for this season.
Qreamery Butter Weaker.
A constant grind Is shown In cream
fry butter sales and makers report fx
perlenolng much difficulty In moving
all supplies. On this account they an
forced to put away large surplus stocks
In the storage house. There Is no
outsldo market for butter at this time;
till attempts to force goods on the
trade only resulting In a lower rango
of price offerings.
Chicken Market Is Firm.
While the receipts of poultry during
the pint 24 hours were quite heavy the
market remains In a very fjrm posi
tion with the trado taking all that
mines nt prices quoted by Tho Journal.
As long as receivers keep values with
in bounds there Is not likely to be
much of a concession In values; unless
.Jtiere la a radical increase In arrivals
or a Klmllnr decrease In consumption.
Heavy Supplies of Peaches.
Very heavy supplies of local peaches
are shown in the Front strcft markets.
JIoNt of the mocks are coming from
The Dalles and other Columbia river
points. Some of the very small fruit
anld as low as 60c a box during the
dav's trading but the better sizes an I
quality brought yeeterday'a quotations
Tw'o cars of cantaloupes came In this
morning from California in good con
dition. Market firm at $2.50 for regu
lar crates.
A car of Walla Wall.T red onlona was
among tho morning's rail arrivals.
Brief Notes of the TTaUe.
Best quality of dressed veal Is still
In good demand tilling the street but
poor meits of nil kinds are not wanted.
Supplies of local and California to
matoes are heavily Increased. A feature
of the present tomato movement Is the
.'really Increased supplies being offered
Ly nearby sections. This Is expected
to Interfere somewhat with the sales
of sin ii large lots of eastern Oregon
stuff.
New potatoes arc down another notch
with somewhat larger supplies from
local points.
Watermelon trade Is good nt the de
cllne in price values yesterday.
Hop dealers report an absence of bus
iness of any kind, either spot or con
trail, at the moment.
While th.-re Is a firmer tone In hides
and wool no change is today shown In
l.wil values.
Siring bo ins are rather scarce along
t ., -Meet and the market Is firmer.
Fruit street sills at the following
price--. Those pal. I shippers are less
legal. ir commissions:
Grain, Flour and Hay.
Wl I l-.AT--Buying price, new Track,
Portland 'lub. Mc; bluest em. SSc; red,
Me, Willamette valley. S3c bushel.
KLiU'K Selling price---Eastern Ore
gen patents, $4. .'; straights, $4,056?
4 ;,r,; exports. $3 nti'ii S.fi'l: valley, $4.45;
giahain. ',, $-1.40: whole wheat, $4.65;
rvi . $! r,n; biles, $.1.
MILI.STl Ft'S Celling price Bran,
$26. middlings. $30.f,n; shorts, $28
2S r.: chop. 21 0 29 tier ton.
BAR I.K Y Feed, $23.50; rolled. 27. CO
W2v5); brewing. $27.
OATS -No. 1 white, $27.50; gray, $27
per ton.
HAi I'roaurers- price uia timotny,
Willamette valley, fancy. J 1 3 1 3.50 ;
ordinary, $12. So 13; eastern Oregon,
JltifrlT; mixed. IntriOSO; clover, $3
H; grain. ilKtilz; cneat. xiiviz;
alfalfa, $Wtf 10.
Butter, Egg's and Poultry.
RT'TTKR FAT -Delivery f. o. b. Port
land Sweet cream, 23 c; bout, 214c
per lb.
Hl'TTtR Extra creamery, 25c; fan
cv 23 4c;. ordinary, 22 4c; store, lb
17c.
EC.OS Select fancy, candled, 2425c,
ordinary. 23 4 -if 24c.
C'HKEHK Full cream, flats, triplets
and daisies 14(14 4c; Young Ameri
cans. 15 0? IB 4c
P(H'I,TRY Mixed chickens, l$4o
lb; fancy hens, 134!7 14c: roosters, old.
in; lb; fryers, 2e; broilers, lBWZiir lh;
fwi', spring, ley 12 4c; turkeys, alive,
l"c; sjirlng ducks. 1 J Ii 1 Sc lb; pigeons.
$1 2H d'Z; dressed poultry, l14o lb
llhher.
Hops, wool and Hides.
HOPS - 1 !' 0 7 crop, first prime. Be;
prime. 4 4r; medium to prime, $4c;
medium. 2'jC lb; 190. crop, zi384c lb;
contracts. !'ir 1 0c for three vears.
WOOL 1908 Willamette valley. ItH
e i3c.
SHEEPSKINS ehearlng. lOifflBc
each; snort wool. I5fl4ic; medium
wool. R0cjt$l each; long wool. 76c4?
SltS each
MOHAIR 1 907 Nominal, 1S4 tfl",
HIlES Iry hides, 12 4Tllc lb;
preen, s ir ; caives, green, agrivc;
kips Kifc in; mills, green sail, 40 ID.
TAI-I-OW Prime, per lb. $Q4c; Jfo.
2 and gmse. 2 45 2 4c.
CHITTIM PARK ifftr.
Fruita and Vegetables.
ONIONS -- California. $1 2531 80;
garlic, 15c lb.
POTATOES - New. selling, lj?1.16;
buvlrs. ''c j one per cwt
APPLES- New. 9"C(J$1.
KREPH TKl IT!- 1 iranrea. $4 000
4 2S: bananas. f Hc tier lb; crated. c;
ltmcrni. SS7&U4 7S box; grapefruit, $4
to 4 50; pineapples. , Hi wallan $S00 dot;
strawberries Willamette valley, $1 00
1 50; cantaloupes. $i 50. apricots.
$1110; blackberries. $l.ii; peaches,
tiiiQ'ic. pears. $135; grapes ( ); rasp
trerrles. II It logantrrla, 7a0o;
cherries. Royal Ann. 4Slc lb: Lam
berts and Rings. 7'J10c; watermelons.
lUfilSe lb. currants. II ( crate
VEOETA BLE8 Turnips, new Oregon,
20c; beets, 2o: carrots, tl 10 sack,
rsrsnlpa. $rqtl, cabbage, $171,
tomatoes, California, 1 1 tl 1 Jl box;
Oregon. It U: bear a 6 7e Ih; eaull
flwr. Csllfomls. crate. $17Se?e.
reaa. Oregon, 14 6 1c; horseradish.
elc; ertk-hokes. 4 doa, rreea
onlona. lie per do; peppera, belt c;
Chile, t ; h4 lettue lie 10" do,
eummbera, hothouse, kwal. it Tie do;
radishea, lie am blnc; rhubarb.
Oreen, I4eic: relery je: ajrrsifainia,
California, ee lb; ronaetwrrlea, c;
e(f plant l!4e: free earn. 4 4oa.
Qraoarta. Vsta, tH,
aVCV C&UfontU Sl Haw alias Re-
,lE0lllf,l STUFF
ADVANCED
Cows and Staffs Showing
iise of 25c Entire Cat
tle Market Is Firmer.
PORTLAND
Toduy
1007 .
1906 .
1605 .
LIVESTOCK RUN.
lioga. Cattle. Bheop.
.. .. 320 1095
.. .. 250 400
..47 ... 272
.. .. 60
CLUB FIU
AT 83 CEilTS
lMce of New AVheat Is Up
Another Out Millers
Free Buyers.
Portland Union Htoekvards. July 21
The cattlo market shows Increasing
firmness. Steers are finding easier sale
at $4 for best stuff but the trade will
not go over that figure for th present
at least. There Is an Improved call for
ordinary eluff and the prlco of stags
wm moved up 26c and now has a range
of $2 60tf3. Medium cows are likewise
up 25o at $2.604i:2. 76.
Hheen market Is quite firm although
arrivals for the day wero quite liberal.
No change, shown In values.
This was another day without hog
arrivals and the entire market allows
very stiff values.
A year ago today all lines were Just
about steady at former value.
Official stockyard prices today:
Hogs Rest stuff, $. 504X0.76; block
ers and China fats. $6.004?6.25; stock
eis and feeders, $6.26 0 5.60.
Cattle Host eastern Oregon steers
$4.00; medium steers, $3,5043 75; prime
rat cows, 13 110; medium cows, i2.oi
2.75; stags. $2.504?3; bulls. 12.002.50.
Sheep Host wethers. $3.60; spring
lambs, i4.6UW4.75; straight ewos, $3.00
(U3.25; mixed lota, $3.26 (f3. 60.
4 World's Wheat rrtoes.
4 September. 4)
4 Portland 82 B 4
4 Chicago 91 A 4
4 New York 98'aR 4
4 St. Louis .' 894iB 4
4 Kansas City 86 s
4 Minneapolis 884 4
4 Duluth 984
4 Winnipeg 108 B 4
4 Liverpool 7s4Hl
4 4 4j
ma house
IIJKNOI
Has a Gain of 11 1-2 Points
at One Time Today Most
Shares Are Lower.
BOARD OF TRADE
Barley
Flour .
Hay .
Oats . .
Wheat
July 21.
. 2
1
. 1
July 7.
ARRIVALS.
Cars.
July 14.
i
1
10
1
Now York, July 21, An advancs of
11 points In Westtnghoifse Electric
waa the sensation of the day In (took
market trading. Tha adr&nca waa so
spirited und so rapid that for a while
It looked as If the prloe was running
away. iho market started firm and
higher at 64 4c and gradually worked
Its way up to 76 4 o when It took a
moment's rest and reacted a few frac
tions. At times during the day the
stock advanced 4 point at a time.
Notwithstanding the sharp advance
In Westlnghouse, due to batter busi
ness condition, the general list of se
curities were weak and selling at lower
values. FJxeontluns were Rock Islanl
preferred, which advanced 1 point and
Missouri Pacific, Republic Steel, com
mon and preferred, each of which gained
several fractions.
TELL TALE
Defense' in Land Fraud
Trials extends That Her
mann Correspondence
Will Clear Tp Matters in
the Affeo Transactions.
THIRTY INJURED IN
TROLLEY COLLISION
Leasts Win.)
21.- Mors than 30
Injured, several undoubt-
hen two troll.
curs
finery Cube, $6.60; powdered $6.46;
berry. $6.25; dry granulated, $6 25; XXX
granulated, $6.15; conf. A.. $6.26; extra
B., $5. SO; golden U., $6.80; D., yellow,
$5.56; beet granulated. $6.05; barrels,
16c; half bnrrels. 30o; boxes. 65c ad
vauce on sack basis.
(Above prices are 80 days net cash
quotations. )
honey $8.60 per crate.
COFFEE Package brands, $16.50.
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100s.
$11.00 per ton: 50c, $11.50; table, dalrv.
5os. $16.60; 10s. $16.00; bales. $2.36;
Imported Liverpool, 60s, $20.00; 100s,
19.00; 4s, JIN. 00; extra tina barrels,
s. 6s and 10s. $4.605.50: Liverpool
lump rock, $20 60 per ton.
RICE Imperial Jepan No. 1, 6c; No.
645Vc; New Orleans, head. 74c:
AJax, ( ); Creole, 6 c.
hbanb' -Small wiilte, J4.7&: large
white, $4.75; pink. $3.85; bayou. $3.85;
Limas, $5.85; Mexican reds. ( ).
Meats, fish and Provisions.
DRE8SEI MEATS Front street
Hogs, fancy, 7 4 fir 8c lb; ordinary, 7c;
large, 6c; veal, extra, S484c per lb;
ordinary, 7 ST i 4c per lb; heavy, 7c per
id; mutton, fancy. BirSVic tier lb; snrlntf
lamb, 7c.
HAMS, I? A CON. ETC. Portland nack
(local) hams. 10 to IS lbs. 17n ner lb:
breakfast bacon, 164 23 4c lb: picnics
11c per lb; cottage toll. 12c lb: regular
short clears smoked. 12c per lb: backs.
smoked, 12 4c lb; smoked short clears.
134c lb; clear boll is, smoked, 13 He lb;
shoulders, 12o per lb; pickled tongues,
i0c each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s, 14c
per lb; 5s, 14 4c per lb; 60-lb. tins.
134c ,per lb: steam rendered, ins, 13c
per lb; 5a, 13Hc per lb; compound, 10s,
kc per lb.
FISH Rqck cod, 124c lb; flounders,
6c per lb; halibut, 6c per lb; striped
bass, 16c per lb; catfish, 11c per lh: sal
mon, clilnook. 9c lb: bluebacks, 8c lb;
steelhead, 8c lb; herrings 5c lb; soles,
7c per lb; shrimp 10c per lb; perch,
6c per lb; tomeod, lie per lb; lobsters.
26c per lb; fresh mackerel. He per lb
crawfish, 20c per dozen; sturgeon. 124-.
per lb; black bass, 2oc per lb; silver
smelt, ic per lb; black cod, 7 4c lb;
crabs, $1.00(1.60 dozen; shad, 24c; roe
shad 6c; shad roe, 124c lh.
OYSTERS Shoal water Bay, per gal
lon, $2 60; per 100-Ib sack. $5.00; Om
nia, per gallon, $2 40; per 100-lb sack,
$6.p0fu,6.60; Kagle canned. 60c can. $7.00
dozen; eastern In shell, $1.76 per 100.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box. $2.40;
raror clams, $2.00 per box. 10c per doa.
Paints, Goal, Oil, Etc
ROPE Pure Manila, 12e; standard
11; sisal. 9Wc; I. B. sisal. Hue.
LINSKKD OIL Raw. bbls.. 61c:
cases. 6Ho; boiled, brls., 63c; cases, 67n
a gal; lots of 250 gallons, lc less; oil
cake meal, $34 ton.
HKNZLNE 86 dcg., cases,
gal; Iron bbls, 12 4c per gal.
TURPENTINE In cases. 1
wood bbls, 69c per gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7le per
lb- 600-lb lots, 8c lb; less lots, 8c lb.
WIRE NAILS Present basis, $2.85.
Buyers are today freely offering 83c
for new club and 86o for bluestem
which amounts In reality to an advance
of lc a bushel over yesterday. Tho
cash wheat situation In this market
today is the firmest for opening opera
Hons for many years. Many purchases
of small lots of now crop wheat have
been reported during the past 24 hours
at thesa figures Portland basis, and
now that the deadlock between buyers
and sellers has been broken there
promise of heavy operations for the
near future.
The present price of new wheat Is
but 3c a bushel under the quotation
ottered and paid for old crop and gradu
ally the premium In favor of the old
crop Is being wiped away.
Millers are firm In their views on
new crop flour and there Is no dispo
sition to sell under tho price listed
for old crop make $3.50vi 3.60 a barrel.
On the Portland board of trade Sep
tember wheat waa advanced lc In the
bid to 82o whllo sellers were asking
87c. (luring the session there was a
special bid of SNo for bluestem but no
sellers appeured under &3o. The pres
ent market for old bluestem Is hut 8sc
so the new crop la even stronger than
me .old.
Board of trade prices:
CI. IB WHEAT.
Open. High. Low.
Sept. ... S2H
Dec ... 8SB
Dec MB 87A MB
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
Sept. ...MOB
Doc. ...1.124B 1.20A 1.124
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY.
Sept. . . .1 074B 1.074B
Dec. 1.10B 1.10B
Bluestem.
Range of New York
beck & Cooke Co.:
prices by Over
DESCRIPTION.
Close.
82 B
93A
84B
MOB
1.124B
W1TKAT GAIXS AGAIN.
Chicago Price More Than Regains Its
Losses.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Open. Close. July 20. Gain.
per
19Ho
!c per gal
News Gossip
of Finance
July 90 4 90'
Sept 90S 9 1 '4 A
Dec 2'i 92 '4
May 96 4 97 4
90HN
90B
92 4 B
96
Chicago, July 21. A turn for the bet
ter In Liverpool cables after the open
ing had a good effect upon wheat here
and the market closed to 4c above
yesterday and more than making up for
Its loss.
Cash situation continues firm at ad
vanced values.
Cash grain prices:
Wheat No. 2 red. 89493c; No. S
red, 9(1 4 if i 92c; No. 2 hard, 93 4 4j" 96c;
No. 3 hard. 9l4(r94c; No. 1 northern
spring. $1. 1 7 (H 1 .1 9 ; No. 2 northern
spring, $1.15ftj $1.17.
Corn No. 2 white. 78litf79c; No. 2
yellow, 76 4 f76; No. 3 yellow, 75 4
76 4c
Chicago prices, furnished by Overbeck
Amal. Cop. Co..
Am C. & F. c
do pfd
Am. Cot. OH. o. . .
Am. Loco. c. . . .
Am. Sugar, c. . . .
Am. Smelt, c. . . .
do pfd
Anaconda M. Co.
Am. Wool, c
Atchison, c
do pfd
B. A O c
do pfd
Br. Rap. Tran. . .
i 'an. Pacific c. . .
Cent. Leather, c. .
lo pfd
C. A G. W. c
C. M. A St. V
fc N.-W. c
c. & o
Col. F. & I., c . .
Colo. Southern, e
do 2d pfd
do 1st nfd.
Del. Hudson . .
D. A R c 1
do pfd I
Erie, c
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd
O. Northern, pfd
III. Central
L. & N
Mex. Cent. Hy. . .
M. K. v T. c
do pfd
Distillers
Ore Lands
.V1o. Pacific
National Lead . .
N. V. Central . . .
N. Y., O. Wes
Nor. & Wes., c . .
North Am.
N'or. Pacific, c . .
P. Mall K. S.
Pa. R
P. ., L. C
P. Steel Car,
do., pfd. . . .
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Twelve men are being taught how
the t'nlted States runs Its land distrib
uting business over In the federal court
before Judge Wolverton. The twelve
men are the members of the Jury
which has been selected to decide upon
the guilt or Innocence of R. A. Booth,
James Henry Booth and T. A. Singleton.
The Instructors are United States At
torney McCourt and Dan J. Malarkcy,
lasslstod by Thomas n. Neuhausen and
James Bridges, former receiver of the
Hosehurg land office. The last two are
Incidentally wluicsses for the govern
ment In the case, against tho three de
fondants. It might also be argued that anyone
troubled with Insomnia could find
aboundant relief by attending the Booth
trial. One or two of the Jurors and sev
eral of the spectators are not troubled:
with Insomnia.
Thomas B. Neuhausen was the first '
witness on tue stand tins morning, lie
70 4 I having made a start yesterday ofter
38 4 I noon. Neuhausen Identified a number
104 of official papers dealing with the trans
33 actions of Thomas A-gee, about whose
61tl 524 application for a homestead In Iane
130 1130 4 'county the prosecution of the three de-
HV I M 4 I fendants Is bullded.
100 Hoc, v4 I Forgot to Plod Letters.
H District Attorney McCourt. who Is
taking the lead In tho Booth case, gave
Neuhausen over to the defense for
cross examination a few minutes after
court was convened tins morning. Ml.
Malarliev who Is .iolng the cross-questioning
for the defense, pried Into Neu
liausen s connection with the Booth case
and tried to find out hy ho "had nut
dug up all the papers relating to tho
Agoe claim whrn he began his Inves
tigations as a special agent whirh led
: up to tho Booth Indictment.
' It Is claimed by tho defense that the
i whole Agee transaction can be ex
plained by correspondence which passed
between Ringer lltimann, commlsslon
i er of Ihe general land office, and A.
I M. Crawford, then attorney for Agee.
' Neuhausen In his Investigations had
not found the Crawford-Herrmann l-t-:
ters, and, according to Ills testimony,
i had made no effort to do so until a
i short time before the commencement
of - the present trial, when he tele
! trrnr.tie.l fo Washlnulon for them.
Malarkev questioned Neuhausen
I length about his search or lack
! search, for the Crawford
lng the Impression by
(luestlonliig Ont
(I'nlted Press
Aurora. 111., July
persons were
uiy miany, wnen two trolley
running at rigli speed, crashed to
gether todity In a terrific! headmi co-
ision rotir miles north of this city.
The accident wus on tho Aurora, El
gin and Chicago elrctrh- line and the
ars carried mow than 150 persons who
had crowded tbe cars for the heavy
morning truvel
The injured have ben ruahsxl to this
city and the limited hospital faoUltla
heru are badly lul. Ths traflk At th
point where the collision oocurrad)
on a solid foundation and tha car
usually travel at lop speed through that
section.
The cars wero hazily smashed, ths
passengers being hurled In a Jumbll
mass Into the ends of th cars. Th
heavy construction of the cara aaravt
many from being killed outright.
CARMEN'S PICNIC
TO llf BIG EKEIIT
Official Program Gives
Long List of Entertaining
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Big things are planned for the ear
men's picnic to be held Thursday after
noon and evening. July 23. at the (inks
The program Includes many striking
features arid Is here given. No other
official program will b printed save
that given In the leading papers, and
persons who desire to follow the events
may do so by getting a copy of the
paper. Following is tho official pro
gram.
Afternoon.
Baby Show, 1 p. m. Priz
awarded to the prettiest
18 months from the f
trlcts one prize to each
JNortn ot Washington street, west sl.l
(b) south of Washington street, west
side; (i-i north of liollndav avenue
east side; of) between Hollndnv and
Hawthorne avenues, e;lst side; 1 e ' south 1
01 MBwinoine avenue, cast side, if)
Clackamas rmintv : ( Chinese bahv
Prizes were donated hv 'lull A Glriln
Powers. William Tavh.r. ("alef Br .s '
Morgan it Atchley. Frank Busch, Joi
ning A Sons.
Races. 1 :3'i p. m. --Prizes will he
awarded to -the successful contestants
Girls under 14 years, free to all; girls
14 to 16 -xefl-i-s, free to all; girls 16
years and over, free to all; wives and
daughters only; boys tinder 14 years,
comic, free to all; men smokers "only;
members of brotherhood onlv, comic1
three-legged men only. Prizes for the
racing events donated bv Cadsbv &
Sons. Gevurtz & Sons. Hazelvvnod Cream
com puny. Allen & Lewis. Mason Khr
man conmany, Burmeistcr & Anderson.
Special. 2 SO p. m. Solo by Fred But-'
ler: Miss Kemp, accompanist. Us. J.
WMtcomb Hrougher and Her. Claranoa
True Wilson win giva a 10-mtnuta
humorous talk.
Eating Contests. 3:80 p. m. Water
melon and pie-eating contest. Caat)
prlzo.
Ev suing.
Oriental Wedding, 7 p. m.
Tug of War. 7:30 p. m. Piedmont'
barn v s. Ankeny barn. ' ,.'
Competitive Sword Drill, t p. m. ,
I'liir irm rank. K O. T. M.. va. uni
form rank. K. of P.
Cakewalk. 8:30 p. m Prises donated
by Royal Bakery & Butternut "Cafe, '
Mnsiiuerade on Roller Skates, 8:19
p. in -prize for best character.
ir.-g. m Male Quartet, 9. p. ra. :
At I. let 10 Sports, 9 p. m. Frank Er
win has personal supervision Of the
athletic sports. Medals and trophies
donated by Feldenhetmer, Staples, -Ja.
ger Br. s.. Bidding Bros., Hell-,
ken, per. Henrlcksen.
iiihtr Donations Hart Cigar com
pany. Schiller. Edwards. J. N. Mat
s hek. Pacific Coast Biscuit company,
Aldon Candy company. Modern Candy
company.
lour pails of candy will be given
away free to the little folks. Chewlnf
gum for the girls.
TEAK DOWN BUILDINGS
AT FIFTH AND STARK
Wreckers were put to work this morn
ing destroying the old frame building 1
on the Brady quarter block at the
coiner of Fifth and Stark streets, prop
erty which is now controlled by Gay
Lombard under a long-term lease.
There has been a permistent street
rumor for some weeks that Mr. Lombard
intended putting up a large offloij
building on this corner, hut when ap
proached on the subject ho declined ta
state what character of Improvement
he intends building there. Mr. Lombard
left for California last Saturday, and
announced before leaving that he would
probably be prepared to say what kind
of building Is to go up on the Brady
corner upon his return to Portland.
In tho general synod of the Lutheran
church 124 congregations have In
creased tho salaries of their pastors
this year.
30 4
63 4
314
63
544
70
106 4
40
I
30 H
63
sr,4
63 4
6 4 4
71
1064
40 4
one
ernment otrldal nan
letteis was beoau.'
have strengthened his
at 1
of
letters, creat-
hls manner of
reason the gov
not sought the
they would not
case.
Co i 26 Hi 2fi-
. ..,124!325
Coi 95si 5i
c.l 32 4! 32 41
I
724
6441 644
1404!l403-t
26 I 26 4
124 4
95 4
31
2nd Pfd.
Rop. I. s S., 0
do.
on.
do.,
Pfd. .
Island,
pfd. ..
S. F.
1st plil
S.
. P
c.
P
Pac
& W.,
& W.,
& Cooke Co.
WHKAT.
Jnlv
Sept.
1 lec.
May
New Tork, July
London, July 21
21. Bar silver, 62 4 c.
Silver, 24 6-16d.
Chicago, July 21. Illinois Central de
clared regular semi-annual dividend of
3 4 per cent.
York, July 21.
N e V
bonds
Twos, registered 103 4
do coupon 103 4
Threes, registered 100
do coupon 100
Small bonds 1004
Fours, registered 120 4
do coupon 1 ?a i4
Twos, Panama 102
Government
104 4
1044
100
1014s
i 2 i 4
1 2 2 v
1024
New York. July 21. Lead and cop
per unchanged.
Copper Lake. 12 l!'ic, electro
lytic, 124 4 12c: earnings, 12H124c.
Lead $4. 40ft 4 45.
Tin $29 ii 29 50.
Sept.
I ec.
May
Sept.
1 ec.
May
Jnlv
Sept.
Oct.
Jnlv
Sept.
Oct.
July
Sept.
Oct. .
New
manil.
485.90;
York. July 21 Sterling: I
46 9.". u 4S7 . 60 da vs. 4VS.S6'y
cables, 41-7. lOfl 4S7 15.
Open. High. Low. Close.
9" 4 914 9 0 90 7g
9114 914 90 4 91 4 A
92 4 93 4 92 4 924
96 4 97 96 4 87 4
CORN.
7,-. 7.-4 754 754
61 4 6 ls 60 4 6 1B
60 14 On-1 GO 4 60 B
OATS.
424 4 4 424 43 4
43 434 4 3 43 4
45 45 4 44 4 454
PORK.
1672N
I.-.:.:, 15S5 I.".-. 5 .-, 2
1562 15 85 1562 16S5
I.ARP.
93 7 93 7 92 7 9 2 7
1' " 9 S 7 9 2 r 93 ,'.
9:";7 9 17 935 945A
RIBS.
870
870 885 870 8J5A
tvi S92 S80 892
Rock
do..
St. L.
do.,
St. L.
So. Pa
So. Pa.
So. Hv.
So. Rv.
Tex. A
T.. S. I
T., S. 1
1 n. Pac, c. .
I'll. P. ic. p. .
('. S. Rub., c
1'. S. Rub., p
l S. Steel, 0
IT. S. Steel, p
Wabash, c . .
Wabash, p . .
W. V. Tel. . .
Wis. Cen., c.
Wis. Cen., p.
Wheeling . . .
W'estinghouso
Total sales,
1174
83 4
?U!
174
3 0 3, :
26 4'
1 1 9 4
2 1 I
744'
174!
324
1174
83
21
73
1 "4
124 4
95 4
31
ii
1174
82 4
21
I84
91 4!
1 8
91 4
119 119
18! 19
49
24 4
23
48H
153 4
97 4
4 14
108 4
12
60-
25 S
23
49 4
153 4
29
974
45 4
109 4
12
26
1 26 4!
. : 1
174!
I 91 4
1184
18-4
49
24
f
48
152 4
'27
97
4 4s
107 4
114
2:.
65 4
89 1
64'
906,000
V 39 41
. ! I
! 75 4 i
shares.
39 4
6l"
1 7
3 1
26 4
' 4 1
174
91
1184
19
504
25 4
22 4
49
152 4
82 4
27 ;
96
44 4
10 8 4
114
2,1
56 4
174
39 4
6
74
Home.
next witness
Hermann to Stay
J T Brldccs was the
called after Neuhausen had been ex
cused. Bridges also identified a long
list of official documents, and on cross
examination went Into an extended ex
planation of how men took up home
steads, how the local land offices did
their hnslness. how the records were 1
kept, how mineral land was distin
guished from agricultural land by the
officials of the land office, and various
other Items of detail. When the noon j
recess came Mr. Bridges was still ex- ,
plaining, and was given a rest until 2 ,
o'clock, when the court resumed Its con- j
shleratlon of the case. i
It was rumored yesterday afternoon :
that ltlnger Hermann, former commls- ;
sloner of the land office and congress- 1
man from the First district, mlglit be j
dragged out of his retirement at Rose-,
burg and brought to Portland as. a wit-'
ness for the: defense. This Is not likely
to be, however, according to memherB j
of the defense, as all the Information j
that Mr. Hermann could give Is already 1
provided for. Should there be any slip, j
however, making necessary the testl- j
nmnv of Mr. Hermann. It Is understood
that he has signified his willingness to
come to Portland as a witness.
Events seventeen Tears Old.
witness, Mr. Neuhausen,
en the stand bv the govern
eesterdny afternoon. He
all of the official papers
1 do with the transactions
bind department of Thomas
conversion of whose timber
the basis for the charge of
Statement of Condition of
LADD & TILTON BANK
JULY 15, 1908
EEBOUTtCTES.
Loans and discounts.. $ 4,404,304.03
Overdrafts 4.245.85
Bonds and stocks 6,405,876.96
Bank premises 75,000.00
Cash on hnnd and due
from banks 3,674,615.79
r.TABrr.rnEB.
Capital stock fully paid $ 1,000,000.00
Surplus and undivid
ed profits 621.39t.00
Demand de
posits ...$6,216,749.83
Time and
savings
deposits.. 5,819,696.80
Letters
credit
of
6,200.00
12.042.646.
Total
. .$13,564,042.62
Total
.$15,564,042.6$
OFFIOtaB
W. M. LADD. President.
EDWARD COOKING HAM. Vlce-Pres.
W. 11. DUNCKLEY, Cashier.
R. S. HOWARD Jr., Asst Cashier.
J. W. LADD, Asst. Cashier.
Walter M. Cook. Asst. Cashier.
The first
was put or,
mont I"
Identlfi', a
hnvtntr
before tlo
Agee, the
claim Is
Edward Cooklnghnm,
J. Wesley Ladd,
DIBBCTOIta
Henry L. Cnrbett, William M. Ladd. Charles E. Ladd,
S. B. Linthlcum, Frederlo B. Pratt, Theodore B.
Wilcox.
Latest News of
Oregon Crops
which the defendants
Huston 'opi4r Market.
(Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
21. Hid prices:
5 1 old Dom 88
14 4 Parrot J54
30 4 wulncy 88
6 shannon 14
pkoihte ix sax fhaxxisco.
San Francisco, July 21 Wheat No.
1 California club, (per cental) $1624
571 66. northern bluestem. $1 .674 "ft
1.70, rorthern club. $1.60 V 1 62 4 . in
ferior grades of wheat. $1.4001.55.
Barley New feed, $) !7 4 5J1.J0; com
mon to fair. $1224123, brewing st
Ban Francisco, nominal at $1,474,
rhevsller, lf5(fl.8R, according to
qusllty
Keg - (per doier) California fresh.
Including cases F.xtrss 24 4- firsts.
23c. seconds 194c; thirds. 7r
Butter (per pourd 1 - California fresh
Extras, 124c. firsts. 21c; eeconds.
4e: thirds. 0c; packing No 1, l4c
da No. 2. l4c
New cheese (per pound) California
fists fancv 104c, firsts, 10c, seconds,
4c, Cdtfornla Tourg American fan
cy. 18 4e; firsts. 11c. t rn Orgon
fancv. l$c; 60. Young American fancy, !
l3e. . I
potatoes (pr "entl ) f (sscksi.
$1011$. boxes, 116110; early rose.
7iaSc
( ml one ( rr sack) Red. I90;ic:
yellow TieKe
irrang-es 1 pr not 1 svis. iiai it;
Vslenctaa, $1110110
Boston. July
Adventure. . . .
Atlantic
Allouet
Arcadian . . . .
Bingham . . .
Cal. A Ariz..
Cal Hecla
(Greene . . . .
Cop. Range..
Gran by . . .
Nevada
N Butte ...
Royale
NORTHWEST WEATHER FORECAST.
Oregon- Showers and thunderstorms
tonight, or Wednesday: cooler except
near coast; westerly winds.
Washington Showers tonight fol
lowed by fair Wednesday west portion,
showers and thunderstorms tonight or
Wednesday east portion; cooler exceut
near coast. Westerly winds.
Idaho Showers and thunderstorms
tonight and Wednesday; cooler nort:;
ai'd southwest portions tonight; cooler
Wednesday.
75 ITrlnity
115 ICtah
670 (Yukon ....
lOjO'rnux
74 'Nlpplsslng
98 (Mohawk . .
12 4: isceoln
74 4 Tamarack
20' 'Wolverine
Faster
Chicago. July
("Mrs go
Onia ! a
Kansas
City .
Hors Lowrr.
21 Official 1
Hogs. Cattle.
V.oOo 1.5fto
7o0 2.00U
11.000 12.000
144
4S4
. 84
S4
'. 614
. 104
. 66
.132
Sheep.
15. imo
6..'. a.)
6.000
flalem, Or., July 21. A. F. Hltt, who
watches the crops In the three state
of Idaho, Oregon and Washington for
'the department of agriculture at Wash
ington. was In Snlem yesterday. He
reports conditions generally very good
In the northwest though the wheat crop
will not bo ns great as last year. The
fruit of the Pacific northwest, however,
will be greater and of a bettr qioil'.tv
than In other sections of the 1'rlte:
States cmparatlvely.
No pests had up" to July 1 affected
the wheat crop in any part of th
1'nlted States Harvest Is we; alorg
In the southwest nn.l hen: .an now do
little more damage In tl." northwest
He reports that prospects nio for a
good wheat crop this year.
Drew sey. Or , .'uiy
h.is been unusually
which is said to he
for this place and for
The h.iv crop will t
conspiracy upon
are being tried.
The entire afternoon yesterday, with
the exception of the short time occu
pied hv Mr. Neuhausen, was taken up
with the discussion of the defense's
side of the controversy by Dan J. Ma
larkcy in bis opening statement to the
dirv. Mr. Malarkev made no oratorical
flights In his address, but talked to
the jury ns one man would converse
with another. He spent a good deal
of time discussing the purpose and
intent of the homestead law. and con7
tende-i that a continuous residence was
not contemplated by the law. He com
mented on the fact that the Indictment
had been returned more than three
years ago Rnd that the defense was
now compelled to attempt to explain
transactions which occurred nearly 17
years ago.
Bad Man Figures In Case.
He explained that Agee had been In
timidated bv Bill Bradlel. one of Doug
las county's bad men. and had desired
to change his claim In that county for
one In Ijno countv. He began a corre
spondence with Blnger Hermann, then
commissioner of the genrol lnnd of
fice, who promised to as!t him in
p. curing lieu land, and that as a result
ef all the negotiations he at lat did go
to Roseburg before Jam's JTenrv Booth
and made an exchange of his claims.
Mr Malarkev assured the lirv that
It was not on the request of the de
fense that thev were kept under th
control of a deputy marshal, and lo
n scute, 1 tho action of the prosr.-ntion
In keeplna- the principal witness for
(i Bcy, rnment under the c),--e,, ,,f ,
deputy marshal since his arrival in tha
c t v.
TO THE PUBLIC.
I wish to state that I am not now nor have I been
since the date of absorption of the Oregon Trust
& 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.
21. ThA weqth-r
warm this m inth,
i -Ite phenomenal
h 1 s 1 1 rr, e. 1
bet
Hogs sre five cents lower: left over
from yesterday 2, inn Receipts a vear
ago. is. noo Mlxod. $.:g6'7 4;
heavv. $S5d:f!f0, rough, 6 20 6 40 ,
light, $6 ;i)(i 70.
Cattle Strong to shade higher.
5heep Weaker.
N'nrthwe! Bank Statement
PORTLAND.
Clearings today
Year ago
Balances today
Year ago
TACOMA.
72.Sl t
17$. 094 22
4 14 43
1 2.s50.tT
1 Wht Mart.
Liverpool. Jnlv $1. Official prices:
WHEAT
Cn-rv
... Ts$d
... Tsld
CORN.
...
rt-it
Cleee
KM
s4V,d
Cl e ri n gs
Balances
Oarers .
Balances
$5.n on
44.67 00
if V . H
In tl !
F.r'
nrda n .
-.in lane
s 1 uon (THn rnr c ersl y.-ars
there is a goo I pro t for nn a!
there is a gno.1 prospe.-t fr at, a1
of lats fruit and vegetables.
Chchalls, Wash., July 11 The hr
crop n this section Is comlts aiong
finely. nd the Indications are for a
Irrg- crip Tie acreige has been ma
terially rut down this vejir. In 19. .6
this district produced .5"0 bales, in
lf7 the cm, was t 50a bales on 71J
acres, snd this year Uie imate is
1 On" bales on 341 acres Though the
creage Is considerably lessened from
former years, the grade of hrrpi will be
betirr So fsr the extreme hot weather
has not had sr.y bed effect on the crop.
n JI 3 5
Mldmsv
No
Cons
Or 1-Ton.
ir
SEATTLE.
Pendl
went her
ton. Or. July
ef the season
11. The hottest
In eastern r-
I ro
Mairlage L$rrnM4.
Robert D. Schmidt. CJorse M. Seller
Co. . and Louise Harding 17.
Clarence Woodward, $ 4 Holiaday.
19. and Holds Larsrn. !4
Mark . Carter. 41 fc-sst Twenty -eighth,
IL and Edna Hannan, II.
C. Herbert Willlson, Ce Horn, IL
al4 rorothT Ou4id. ll.
A. i. Mere, Jefferson street.
I., and Hannaa J. Or-n 1A.
Oeorgs cVcaotitea, ill Irvl&g, IX. ai
Mionhwiuber. It. '
rgtstered 105 derreee resienlav
. . $ 1,6 04 155 00 I or.d 1t Is the same today In Pendleton.
19 S 00 I There was a slight shower this moim-
rr.aklr.g the sjr very sultry.
Irg.
VllKi: OF NEVADA
SIURK IX FRISCO
(FMralbd bv Overbeck A Colre Co.)
San FrejiclstSo July 11. Bid prices:
BCLLFRO-1 DISTRICT.
Orls-tnal le ale, U Harrle leA. Oold
Psr ic, Bonnie Clara 7c. MayfL Coca,
le, Moety. Ohle LiL lea, d toefitel
Mon'v Mt. . )omet ,ke Cons. 4:
Trair.p Cons 17c. Rullf M. C. 4c.
T iNi.iPA HP
Ton Nev $7 90. Mont. T
T n T7xt s1e MacVnmara 3
jvc Ten Belmont 93c Ton
1 'V Ohio T"r. IcA. Wet End
;.if. R cue 7c, T"ii A calif. Jc.
ien Anchor le Jim Butl-r 31c.
Cash B r $-. Ton Home Ic V
CiT.PFir!.! 'S I 'I STRICT
Sandstorm J4 ColumMa Mt.
asked Jumbo KTt f4c Vernal 4- Penn
sv'.vanis asued, Kendall 1 ' c sale,
Booth 21c. Blue Bull 13-. Adams 4.'.
Sliver lick 20.-. Nev Boy ly, B B.
Rrt $c. Blue Bell 4c I'liie 2e sile.
(1 Columbia lc H'lernta Ic, St. Ives
Jfo. Conautror $c Black Rorlt lc. Ixme
Ptar ic, (J Wonder Jc askel, Potlatch
. 15c asked. Oro 10c, Kenda.l Ext lc
asked. Pandst Est lc, Mayne tc. At
lanta lie ",ret Bend i'c. Empire 2c,
Ton Fit 11- Florence $$174.
Itamf B B Con le, .1 I.!sy 7c,
t Comb. Fract $1. Or Bnd Ext $c, dr.
' Bend Am "7c. Mlllstorm 4c B B K--I
nanaa lc. Keanoi 42c, Esmeralda Jo
asked Portland c sale. Cracker Jack
$c. Francis Mohawk &c Red Hill ISc,
Mohawk Ext $A Lou DUIon Ic, T.
Tlaev 7o asked. Orandma c, B. lick
Kit. lo, T. Boee la OL Mt Eit lo
asked. Ooldf, Cona. I HO, lUmt Tri
angle le.
rarts M"braf Martr-t.
Parla, July 11. Wb-et cloesj a
chaAged te i caollmes sea
1 i'j"
rjffSl PORTLAND OREGON Wfti
HOUSEHOLD ACCOUNTS
lulls will find it gre
ho pay homehclj lull wul Find it greatly to
ivantsr to open a rhrckin? account with this bank ia
ai! morry n;ay he deposited and affainst which cbeckt
payment of bill. Careful instruction COtl-
a cr.c eking account will ba gnTl
Deporit aubject to check art (
Thoe
thrir a
which a
may be drawn in
cerning trie manaenrent of
to any peron drsirir.)( it.
cepted in any amount.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Cornmtssloa Ilerduots, Stocis, Bonds, Cotlon, Crab. llz.
:iW17 BOARD OF TRADE BUILD IN 0
II ember Chicago Boar 4 of Trade, Cotreir-rwdeBt of Logan A Eryae,
Chicaffo, New Ycrkj-BoeW-n. -
Wi kav tl)t only prjrata wire connecting rrt!ar.J willa $?$ eaiters
xchar.fea
laUfPrTRS FORTl-A.Vi) toar.t) t f T"r