THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND.' MONDAY EVENING, JULY 27. 1008.
WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY
CHEESE DIIDT CATTLE SHEEP
HALF CEHI UP 25 CEIIJS OFF
Another Advance Is Shown Market Is Much Slower,
Today Frice Very Firm Even at t lie Lower Range
at Ul-2c for Flats.
-Hogs Holding Firm.
Produce market features;
t'lipt-se market advanced.
Wheal Is vprv firm.
No concessions In flour.
Cantaloupe market Jumps.
Kkks are just steady.
Prospects for chicken market
String beuns hold high.
Cur California onions arrives.
Hop prices are rut.
New sweet potatoes high.
Tomato demand Is liberal.
Grape supplies aio greater.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hours. Cattle. Sheen
Today 24 . bl
Saturday 87 490
Year ago 266 716
Prev. year 150
1S05 . 12 265 210
CASH VALUES
IEI FUTURES
Spot New Wheat Goes to
8k for Club and Septem
ber Option Is Same.
Obsess Market Xa Advanced.
Portland Union Stockyards, July 27.
Killers are in full control of the live
stork situation at present and the things
tney are doing to the market will not
bring forth very heavy arrivals. Cattle
are esnerla v weak and the nrire
An auvnnce oi a pouna whs mauu i aroppea below for the first time thin
In the prioe of rhoese this morning by season this morning. This la a net
some of the lamest handlers, thus fullv de.r".nft ot -5 fro'" previous fisures.
itr.nin ti. iri.mr i.i. r.mirk ah imes oi rattle are tnua ariecxeo.
on the true situation. All interests are Sheep reeelpts during the previous
now charging 14 Vie a pound for best week were not bo heavy but the arrivals
make of twins, daisies and triplets. ?re heavier than the requirements of
while Young Amerkus are quoted firm killers. 1 oday a values are 26c lower
at lb U The efforts of some handlers ail arouna ana tne market is not any too
to depress the cheesn market simplv be- brisk at the lower figure
cause t-hev had overlooked the situation Hoga are firm with no arrivals In the
Jotii; enough until their competitors yards during the past 48 hours,
bought nil the cheap-priced stuff, hm A year ago today all lines were firm
proven a fallum and all sellers are now at unchanged values,
on the same basis. Reports from TUla- Official stockyards prices today:
nook Indicate that tho market there Is Hoga Best stuff, J8 50 1j .75 ; hlock-
showlng much firmness and under exist- ers and ( ulna fats, J66.26; stockers
IriK conditions It would not be at all atu feeders, 15.60.
surprising if, still another advance was
noted locally before many days have
Passed. Now that they see the hope
lessness of trying to boar the price of
cheeie under present conditions, the
former bears will fall in line with
those who have plentiful supplies, and a
generally Improved murket will be the
result.
EflTg-s Are Just Steady.
In the Front street markets the price
of estfs la not so firm as u week ago
this tune, (ietiera lv sneaking the trade
would not be adverse to cleaning up all Omaha
supplies at 21e. although once In a I Kansas City
mint: it vi y uu ci iiiuj ul- iuh cu
to pay a fractionally higher figure. I his
howe.ver. scarce v constitutes the Ken
era! feeling or condition. Receipts of
local egi?s are ample to fill all require
rm-nt.s or the trade at present ngtires.
Poultry Depends Upon Arrivals.
Chicken market Is on the fence and It
will not take much to send values either
way. although it would be harder to put
the market uti than It would to send It
"lnft'fi. All depends upon the arrivals
during the next few days. At the ores
ent time the larcrer buyers have about
as liberal supplies as they need and If
Arrivals are heavv tney will he with
drawn from the market and allow pup
jules to accumulate and thus force a
lower value. If, on the other hand, the
nocks on hand on Front street show a
decrease the trade will be able to main
tain the present range.
Cantaloupe Market Jumps,
Theie was a very sharp advance In
the prion of cantaloupes this morning,
following a similar rlso at primary
points In the south. Rest "cants" are
todav moving at J3 a crate. It Is statei:
that -supplies In the Imperial valley are
well nlgu exhausted and ruture shin
ments I rim t'allfornia will come from
some other direction. A carload camo
In this morning.
Alaska Potato Contracts Coming,
Accordlng to shippers several falr-
Plzed contracts ror potatoes are soon
dutf here from Alaska and buyers will
soon be In the neii to make purchases
It Is now believed that the opening price
Rhtppers will pay win te rrm sue to l
per 100 pounds at country shipping
points nnd that the market will hold
Heady at that range for some time.
Just now shipments of potatoes are In
creasing. If rains do not become too
general dlgclng will start In earnest
within the next two weeks. Tlv! quality
of present arrivals is quite good and the
trade expects a goon season
Cattle Rest eastern Oregon steers,
$3 .75; medium steers. 13.50; prime fat
cows, 12.75; medium cows, 12.50; stags,
IS.nOff 3.76; hulls, 2 r 2.28.
Sheep Pest wethers, 13.25; spring
Iambs, $4. hOdfi. 75; straight ewes, $2.75
3, mixed lots, 13. .
Sheep.
16,000
4.000
7.000
Hors Drop In East.
Chicago, July 27. Official run
Hogs. Cattle
Chicago 38,000 2N.O0O
3.U00 t,t0
4,000 1,200
Hogs are 5 to 10c lower. Left over
Saturday, 6,200. Receipts, hogs a year
ago, 3b, 000. Mixed. 16.10 .b&; heavy,
!6.35ii ti.67 Vi ; rough, JB.O&Wb.HO; light,
$5,964( 6.40.
Cattie, weak to 10c lower.
Sheep, steady.
World'e Wheat Prices.
Portland MB
Chicago 89 H A
New York 9
.Winnipeg BIB
Minneapolis 97
Kansas City 86 V
Liverpool 7s4 9d
LEADER AWAV;
BEARS DO PLAY
Xew York Stock 3Iarket
Suffers flelapse-Cr. X.
Ore Lands Fise.
GLOBE TAG GAME
ENDS LI FRISCO
Mrs. Long lias Chased Her
Husband for 1(J Years
Wants Divorce.
CHARGE FRAUD
ID ARSON
DEAD, COMES BACK
Henry Nelson Returns to
His Sick Fed After Seven
Days' Wandering.
(Special Ptapatrh to Tb Journal.)
Oregon City, July 27 Henry Nelson,
that she Iin traced her husband for 16 placed In the hands of Deputy 1'lst rh t ! "", Vourt nian who disappeared mya
Ban
(T'nltrd Preaa Lcaavd Wlr.
Francisco, July 27.- Alleging
When the case of Edward Fors ami
his wife, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses, comes up In the
municipal court tomorrow. It la ex
pected that a peculiar story Involving
the alleged swindling of one partner
by another ami the attempt of the lc
tlm to got even will be un forded.
A mass of Information has been
YOUNG HI THOUGHT
years, basing traveled in Unit time from
this country to F-umpe. back to America
and across the continent in San Fran
cisco, Mrs livn Levy todav file. I a sen
sational suit f'r divon
charges that Max Levy .lesci t ed her
obtained a fraudulent dlvoue and mar
ried again.
f-he asks for a division "f property
Attorney F tr.gerald. and were it noi terlously from his home at Clackamas
for the omission In the Oregon statute,, Krday. July 17. returned home lt
of a law prohibiting such a conspiracy i ' .-
us is charged In this Instance further ! r,'lt;t. havln- gone a.l the time wltnouS
arrests would have already l,cen made ! lood, excepting what wild berries ha
which she: n the Information already at hand. i c"'!'.1 .r na , " u,e .w'S,'n. v.
Fors Is charged with obtaining $750 I l ' " ,'" uimwirnrwn i. "w
from A J. Idllon on a bill of sale on roH fr""' nls ,,'''k h'1 ?'r. fter ,f"V
oik 1 on niyvinn nil ubip ui lllin WfkV IU.I.
Hearclilng parties scoured the country
fot several days.
His people gave him up for dead and
offered a reward of $50 for the recovery
the saloon at 29 North Second und
North Fifth.
15
reo in July. 1D06. i Schslder and his movements that tho U " ""i , ?kV " .'X'T. 1
office is Investl-
BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS.
-Cars.-
IRE INTEREST AND -
HIGHER fdl PRICES
San Francisco. July 27. There Is in
creasing interest in Nevada and espe
daily Goldfleld shares in the local
market. Goldfleld Consolidated and
Combination Fraction each showed
hia-her nrlces
- ... . ...
prices rurnisnea rjy uverpecK ac
Cook Co.
BULLFROG DISTRICT
Original lc, Hullf. M. C. 4c. Nat
Bank 3c, L. Harris IcA. Amethyst 4c
Gold Bar 6c. Steinwav 2c, Monty. Ohio
Ext. 31c. Monty Mt. 41c,
TONOPAHS,
Tr,n I? 79 "Moot Tnn tt A K
Ton. Rxt. 91c. MacNamara 72c, Midway
4&c. ion. Heimont ii.02S. ion. ;so
Star 9c, Golden Anchor 2c, Jim Butler
31c. Ton. Cash Boy 2cA., Ton. Home
2cA, Monarch Pitta. Ex. 3c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT
Manh. Cons. Rc, Manh. M. Co. 2cA
Dexter 7c. Granny 5c, Mustang lc. Lit
tie Grey lc, Orlg. Manh. 3cA, Plneut
lo, 8. Dog 2c.
GOLDFIELDS DISTRICT.
Columbia Mt. 2uc. Jumbo Ext. 54c. Ver
nal 4c. Pennsylvania 2cA. Kendall 16c
A carload of red onions was among Booth 28c. Silver Pick 20c. May Queen
ca, is. a. n.xi. ic. Blue tien oc, Dixie
2c. St. Ives xvc, conqueror ibc. my
Rock 2Sc, Sundst. Ext. icA, Mayne 2oW
Atlanta 25c, Great Bend 35c, Empire
3c, Kea lop t.xi. 12c. ! torence J3.ja,
Dlam f B. H. con. l!c. u. 1'alsy 7 8c
Comb. Fract. $1.72 Mi. ur. Bend Ext. 7c
Gr. Bend Anx. io, H. H. Bonanza
the rail arrivals from Stockton. Call
forma, this morning.
Brief Notes of the Trade.
String beans ate holding high because
of sn i 1 supplies
Berry market Is steady for best
quality.
A cut of ,c a pound Is announced by ?.T- .PS" .f"':,- JZ o"' Al"
1....l motr. I .ln,t.rH r,H rioro Ma . I IVP W (111UB 1-1, rmilsllll JC, V. mtnri J il
nila rope 6fli Francis Mob,
Tomato supplies are slightly better niL 3'
but demand is very good and prices are i-ona. a. i-.
Francis Mohawk Inc. Red Hill
Lou Dillon 2cA, Goldf.
holding
Merced sweet potatoes of the new . ck5s-i- .,kk. i -c f
r. .,o, uiHvln, Aimot oniiv .n t parsnips, 8 5 c g J l cabbage, $1.i5, torn
the price Is high
Supplies (f seedless grapes are more
liberal but the niSrket is holding at
$1.75fi 2 a crate.
Fnncv qualitv In dressed meats Is
showing good demand
values.
Front street sells at the following
prices. Those paid shippers are less
regular commissions:
toes, $1.25 if 1.50 box; beans, 7c; cauli
flower, California, crate, $1.76S)2.00
peas, Oregon, 3Vi6c; horseradish
8(o3loc; artichokes, ( ) doi; green
onions, 15c per doz; peppers, bell, 8c:
Chile, ( ); head lettuce, 26 30c doz;
Drain, Flonr ana Ray.
WHEAT Buying price, new Track.
Portland Club. 84c; hluestem, 86c; red,
S2c; Willamette vallcv. old, 86c bushel.
FLOUR Selling price Eastern Ore
gon patents. $4.85; straights, $4.05(3
4 65; exports. $3.6003.60: valley, $4.46;
graham, V s, $4.40; whole wheat. $4.66;
rye. 6s, $6.60; hales, $3.
MILLSTl'FFS Selling price Bran,
126; middlings. $30.50; shorts. $28 4J
28.50; chop. $21(5'2! per ton.
BARLEY Feed. $25.60; rolled, $27.&0
CfIS.50; brewing. $27.
OATS No. 1 white. $27.50; gray. $27
per ton.
HAY Producers' price Old timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy. $1313.C0;
ordinary, $ 1 2.60 it 1 3 : eastern Oregon,
$16ffl7: mixed, $10010.50; clover. $8
fff?; grain. $1112; cheat, $11; alfalfa.
$ u J o.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry,
BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o b. Port
land Sweet cream, 23Hc; sour, 21 He
per lb.
Bl'TTER Extra creamery. 25c; fan
cy. 23 He; ordinary, 2-'Vjc; store, 16 3
17c
EGGS -Select fancy, candled, J4c; or
dlnarv. 23c.
CHEESE Full cream, flats, triplets
and daisies, 14 !c; Young Americas,
16jc
POULTRY Mixed- chickens, Is Vic
lb, fancy hens, lSHfHc; roosters, old.
9c lh; fryers, 20c; broilers. 18020c lb;
feese. spring. 1012Hc; turkeys, alive,
7c: spring ducks. 13016c lb: pigeons,
$1 25 dox; dressed poultry. ltQc lb
higher.
Hope. Wool and Kldea.
HOPS 1907 crop, first prime, 8c;
prime. 4Hc; medium to prime, 84c;
medium. 2"c lb: 1908 crop, 2Sfcc lb;
contracts, 9lJfl0c for three years.
WOOL 1908 Willamette valley, 1J
C 15c
PHKEFSKI.nh Cheering, Id g lto
each; snort worn, z&anuc; medium
wool, 60cQ$l each; long wool. 7 5c if
$1 25 each.
MOHAIR 1907 Nominal. l$Ulc
HIDES Pry hides, UHOlfc lb;
green, KtJGUc; calves, green, 8910c;
kir, ffttr lb; bulle, green salt, 4c lb.
TALLOW Prime, per lb. S&ie; Na
2 and grease, ffflHc.
CHITTIM RARK 3 Q 4c.
rralte and Tefetaklea.
ONIONS California. $1.4091.80;
Walie Walla, $1 14. garlic, lie lb
POTATOES New. selllnr $1 25 91.50;
buying. 9ict$l on per cwt.
APPLES New, 0cfl$l.
ITIESH TRUITS Orange. $4 00 9
4 it; batianas, 5 He per lb, c rm l ed, c;
)mon. $4 7888. 54 bo Xs. grapefruit $4
9 4 $0; ptnearrlea. Hawaiian. $$ 0 doe:
cantloupe. II iQQl 0. eprlcete. 78 9
yf.ci blackberries. $10: pachea, to 6
Oc; r-rs. $1 $9i; rrapea I1.78BI;
r'rbrrl, $1 09 l.lu; loganberries,
:icJ$l.: rierrie. Royal Ann.
!9$c per )bi Lambert and Plnga,
;! lb; water roelona, 1910
U. mrmrli. II f crate. " "
TEOKTABLrS-Tarwlpa. W Ore.
10c; bMta. tci eejTOta, aacitj
i . i i.niir!. i : iifHfi iri i lit r.
ana uiunangea cucumber8i hothouse, local. 60&76c dox
radishes, 15c doz. bunches; celery, 76c:
gooseberries, 5c, eggplant, 12 He, green
corn, 40c doz.
Groceries, Brats, rta.
SUGAR California - Hawaiian Re
finery Cube, $6.60; powderea $6.45;
berry, $6.26; dry granulated, $6.25; XXX
granulated, l. conl. A., $6.Zb; extra
B-, $5.80; golden G.. $8.30; D., yellow,
$6.65; beet granulated. $6.05; barrels,
15c; half barrels, 30c; boxes, 65c ad
vance on sack basis.
(Above prices are 30 days net cash
quotations. )
HONEY $3.60 per crate.
COFFEE Package brands, $16.60.
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100s.
$11.00 per ton: 60c. $11.60; table, dairy.
60s, $16.60; 10s. $16.00; bals. $2.85;
Imported Liverpool, 60s, $20.00; 100s,
$19.00; 4s, $16.00; extra fine barrels,
2s, 6c and 10s. $4.5006.60; Liverpool
lump rock, $20.60 per ton.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1, 6c; No.
2, 6H0,5ic: New Orleans, head. 7c;
AJax, ( ; Creole. 6c.
BEANS Small ' white. $4.75; large
white. $4.75: pink $3.85: bayou. $3.86;
Llmas. $5.85: Mexican reds. ( ).
Meats. Pish and Provisions.
DRESSED MEATS Fror.t street
Hogs, fancy. 7Vc lb; ordinary, 7c;
large, 6c; veal, extra, 8$f 84c per lb;
ordinary, "fi'Ho per lb; heavy, 7c per
lb; mutton, fancy, ,7ic per lb; spring
lamb, 7 Sj 7 He lb.
HAMS. BACON, ETC Portland pack
(local) hams, 10 to IS lbs. 17c per lb;
breakfast bacon, 15H 62.1 He Vb; picnics
lie per lb; cottage roll, lite lb; regular
short riears smoked. 2c per lb; backs,
smoked, 12 He lb,: smoked short clears.
13Hc lb; clear bellls. smoked, 13 He lb;
shoulders, 12c per lb: pickled tongues,
70c each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s, 14c
?er lb; 6s, 14 We per lb; 60-lb. tins,
3 He per lb; steam rendered. 10s, 13c
per lb: 6s. IS He per lb; compound. 10a,
94c pe' lb.
FISH Rock cod. 1'Uc lh; flounders.
6c per lb; halibut, 5c per lb; striped
bass, 15e per lb, catfish, 11c per lb; sal
mon, chlnook. 9c lb; bluebacks. Sc lb:
steelhead, Sc lb; herrings 6c lb; soles,
7c per lb; shrimp 10c pr lb; perch,
e per lb; tomeod. He per lb: lobsters.
25c per lb; fresh mackerel, sc per lb;
crawfish, 10c per doien: sturgeon, 12 Ho
per lb; black baas. 10c per lb: silver
smelt, 7c per lb; black cod. 7 He lb;
crabs. $1.0091. SO doxen; eh ad, $VC; roe
shad c; shad roe, l$He lb.
OTSTERS Phoalwater Bey. ner gal
lon, $160: per 100-lb sack. $5 00; Olym-
fia, per ganon, ii 40; per 100-lb sack,
009$ 60: Eagle conned, 10c can. $".00
don, eastern In shell, $1.7$ per 100
CLAMS Hardshell, per box. II 40;
raior clams. $2 00 jr box, 10c per doa.
Palata, Coei Oil. ztc.
ROPE Pure Manila. 11 Sc, standard,
11c; sisal. c- f. B. alaal. Hc
LINSEED OIL. Raw. bble, lie:
eases, $c: boiled, this.. He, cases, 17c
a ral: lota of 110 gallon, le less: all
cake meal, 114 ton.
BENZINE it df. canea. II He per
gal; Iron bble, lIHe per ri- f
TL B PENT I KB la caaea. 7o par ai;
wood bh:a, Jo per raL
WHITE LEAD Toa lata. 7 a rr
Lf" " '. c i": ! iota, ivt io.
IB. rtjuxa rreeeat baaia. $
July 27. July 20. July 13.
Barley 1 6
Flour 8 2 3
Hav 7 1
Oats 3 3 37
Wheat 16 8 20
On the Portland Board of Trade today
there was a disposition among the trade
to get some actual wheat and after
opening unchanged both September and
December wheat closed lc above Satur
day; the former at 84c bid. and the
latter at 85c bid.
A slightly weaker tone was noted In
oats and both options closed with a loss
of 2 He per cental from Saturday.
Barley marKet was anotner or tne
coarse grain list to show losing values
today. The loss was tne same as in
oats.
While the price of new wheat Is show
ing no disposition to weaken in fact,
the low mark has been wiped out buy
ers are using more caution In making
purchases. At country points millers
and exporters are paying n a basis of
4c for club and sec for Diuesiem.
Views of growers are getting nighty
and and for this reason buyers are
easlnir off In their operations.
Wuile no business in new riour is re
ported, makers are holding quotations
stiff around prices for old make.
small amount of old flour Is still being
sold for export.
Board of Trade prices:
CLUB WHEAT.
- Open. High. - Low.
.83 B 84 B 88 B
. 84 B 86 B 84 B
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
.110 B ...
.112HB ...
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY.
.105 B 107HB 106 B
.107HB 110 B 107HB
New York, July 27. A sudden ctmngo
stock mr , in V nil nrf. I'"tll"lll,''l Hl "r.""11 Max Levy con- Fors, It seems, had already raised
persfsteTt ha.nmeAni Tnrt th " la' k ( durl" tt 1,mn "tablishin.-nt In this city money hy mortgaging the same prop,.,
Cnlted sunn" rb W. r1t. hrlhi! la reported ... be wealthy. He ob-, His partner Is A. Sclmlder. and It
loo- .i,n, .,i i..". o.. m..E 'ainea nis divorce u
ern on hand was in T exceDt Ion closing but th" f,rHt MrR- ''"vy now -"'" "'
nearly" three "points 'Z&WfrtHy. ATr TnM-T,
Most of the iraiii wu murtA in th la t ter r,,ll(, tnat nIf' brother Leo traced her
part of the trading """movement. continuously, informing
Lack of a bull lender caused nrlrn. '" She has a 4-year-old son, Jacob,
to
ciric dropping 1,. Hock Is and pre- "."""v. ..'I
me cnnu.
.ack of a bull leadcr caused prices .h . ,J ' TV, ., J','
slide In the general llpt. i nloh Pa-1 ?"lars 'nfl S'ax, hls ""T' , MnXe
c dropping IV Hock Island Pre- h"we,f.r( ays he 1,as no knowledge of
DR. com$Il
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
ferred 1, Heading 1H. New York Cen
tral 1, Missouri Puclflc 2H, Illinois
Central 1, L. & N. 1 Vi . St. Paul 1
and Southern Pacific .
Range of New York prices by Over
beck & Cooke company:
i
9 DESCRIPTION.
I
O
v
Co.
c. .
Sept.
Dec.
Sept.
Dec.
Sept.
Dec.
flnae
84 B
6 B
110 B
112HB
107B
110 R
NEWS AGAINST WHEAT.
Fbrelen Market's Iiosses and Good
Weather Hurt Chicago.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Onen. Close. July 25. Loss
90 H 894 90 B 1H
.Tulv ...
Sept 904 89SA Poa,H
Doc 92H 91A 92HB
May 95 B 96 H
Chicago, July 27. Wheat started In
a rut and began to Ipse rapidly after
tho opening, closing ii to IHc under
the final of Saturday. Foreign markets
were weak and lower and had ft de
nresislnsr effect upon local trade. Excel
lent harvest weather was also a bear
ish price feature.
Kansas City wired: "Perfect weather
conditions In the wheat belt. Every
thing indicates unusually large crops In
Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas."
There was a very good demand for
milling wheat at Minneapolis today but
at St Louis cash wheat was lc lower.
-fTir two days Minneapolis wheat
stocks show a decrease of 15,000 bush
els-
American grain visinie supply:
W'heat increased 1.022,000 bushel.
Com, decreased 837.000 bushels.
Oats decreased 14.000 bushels.
World's wheat shipments show 5,296.-
000 bushels compared with 8,ji)4.uuu
bushels a year ago.
Cash markets wneat co. e ri.
0, Ca914e; No. 3 red. 90 H 91 H c; No.
2 hard 91 9 92 He; No. 8 hard, 90 H&
92He; spring, $1.101.14.
Range of Chicago prices furnished by
Overbeck & Cooke Co :
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
July
Sept.
Dec.
May
Sept.
Dec.
May
Sept.
Dec.
May
Sept.
Oct. .
Jan.
Sept.
Oc t.
Jan.
Sept.
Oct.
Jan. .
90H
90 vl
92 H
90 H
90t
... 96 96Si
CORN.. -...
75N 75
. . . 61 H 1 S
. .. 601 60
OATS.
. .. 43 43
... 42H 43H
... 45 45H
PORK.
...1560 1560
...1565 1565
...1607 1620
LARD.
. . . 922 925
... 927 932
RIBS.
.. 867 870
.. 877 80
89 H
91 M
95
74 H
60 '
69 7
42g
4?H
44;
89 K
89S
1
95 S
75H
6t
60 H
42 H
42J
4 41
Amal. Copper Co.
Am. tar oi , c.
do. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil, c.
Am. Loco., c . . . .
Am. Sugar, c. . . .
Am. Smelter, c. .
do. pfd
Anaconda M
Am. Woolen,
Atchison c
do. pfd
Bait, ft O. c
do. pfd
Brooklyn R. T.
Canadian Pac, o
Cent. Leather, c
do. pfd
C. & G. W c . .
C, M. & St. P. .
Chi. & N. W.. c.
Chesapeake & O
Col. F. & I
73, 1 74 H
an Hi 39 H
102 102
34
634t
132
88
4 6 H
'87H
93"
'&3H
169
64
132
88 H
46 i
'87H
'93H
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Dr. J. 8. Courtney Is stll In Jail In
Indianapolis and furthermore no officer
or other authorized person has left
Portland to get rrtm.
An effort was made Saturday evening
to have the extradition papers for
warded to J W. Doyle, attending the
f;rand lodge of the Ancient Order of III
.ernlans, who It was thought would ac
company Dr. Courtney to Portland to
stand trial for manslaughter leading to
the death of Stella M. Bennett.
An objection was made by the district
attorney's office to allowing either Mr,
Doyle or P. K Sullivan, editor of the
Catholic Sentinel, and member of the
city executive board, who was also at
tending the grand lodge convention, to
act as custodian as Dr. Courtney was,
like them, a delegate to this convention.
By the t.me the district attorney's
office had heard of the plan of the de
fense lo have a friend of Dr. Courtney
come westward with him the extradi
tion papers had been made out with Mr.
Doyle named as custodian.
Today an effort was made to have E.
E. Montague authorized to go after Dr.
Courtney, but Deputy District Attorney
Fitzgerald would not permit It. Ho de
clares that nono other than a regularly
appointed officer shall go for Dr. Court
ney. In the mnlclnal court this afternoon
Iewls'Bowen Is being given a prelimi
nary hearing.
llsirlct attorney's
gat Ing.
Haslness has been poor in the saloon
on North Fifth street, and while Fors.
a Finn, was absent from the city, Schal
der. so It is alleged, discovered that he
had been bunkoed when he. bought the
property.
A week ago a man was arrested on
complaint of the bsrkneper In this
North Fifth saloon. He had three can
dles In his pocket nnd the harkeepcr
oh! the police the man had warned
him to look out for trouble that night
as the building might be set on fire.
The barkeeper questioned the man
closelv and Informed the police that
he believed Schalder had hired the man
I to set fire to the fdace.
I The fn't that Fors raised money by
puttlig up property to which he had
1 no IcrbI right has now come out and tho
I arrest by Detectives Jones and Tlche
nor followed last night. Fors has heen
i held under $1,000 ball.
pearance, he Is unable to give any lat
ch! account of himself.
Although now very weak from the fa
tigue and hardships of his wanderings,
he is expected to be In normal health
In a short time.
DISCT'SS PES MOINES
SYSTEM OF EULE
The Des Moines system of municipal
government will be the subject whicft
win occupy the attention of the mem
hers of the North Albina Push club at
their regular meetlnc- tonla-ht. The
I meeiiiiiT will be held In the Are hall,
I r nniar of Alhlna and Kllllngsworth ave
I nur-s Evervone Interested In this sub
ject Is Invited trr attend.
Lady Barber Shop Closed.
The lady harbers on Fourth street
near Burnslde were closed up todav be
cause Mrs. 8. ". O'Nell, the proprietor
of the shop, did not pay her rent to A.
Goldberg.'
When Constables Wagner nnd Kler
nnn made known their mission there
was a storm of protest Each one of
the three, women barbers present de
clared she was supporting a family, and
that It was a shame, and so there now!
Dies of Illood Clot.
(1 nlted Preaa' leased Wire.)
Chicago, July 27. Mrs. Daniel Farns
worth. a bride of three weeks, died
here today from a blood clot on tha
brain. She and her husband had Just
returned from a visit to William J.
Bryan at Falrvlew. where Farnsworth
had been entrusted with the work of
organizing the negro vrtte of Ohio, In
diana and Illinois for the Democratic
candidate Farnsworth had charge of
Charles Towne's candidacy for the vlce
presldentlal nomination at Denver, and
is a prominent Democratic politician.
Report of the Financial Condition of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
locat1 at Portland, Oregon, showing
condition at close of business on tho
16th day of July, 1908.
RESOURCES.
Loans nnd discounts $1,563,054 61
overdrafts 13,618.91
Real estate owned 1.894.1 1
Due from
banks $l,ozr.ou.H6
Cash on hand 362,677.99
Sundries .'. ..:..::..
I Customers' liability under
letters of credit
1.387,689.84
767.16
35.951.21
Objectionable Postal Cards.
Armed with a warrant for the arrest I
of the proprietor on a charge of sell-
lng naughty post cards. Constable Wag- 1
ner went Into the shop of W. W. Read
ing on Morrison between Seventh and !
Park this morning. '
One of the objectionable cards named j
In the complaint was "Woke T"p, Billy." !
so all Wagner had to rlo was to point I
that out to Reading. The card man j
expostulated, but Wagner merely pointed I
to anothor named card. "All I Got Was j
Sympathy." At the Justice court Reud- j
lng was held under $1,600 bonds to
guarantee his second appearance, and it j
Is understood he will tap his "Private
Stock," another of the titles quoted In
the complaint, to produce the ball.
"Did You Ever Feel Like a Man Up a
Tree?" That Is another card held to be
objectionable and It doubtless describes
Reading's feelings.
Total $3,002,965.83
LIABILITIES.
Capital used at this branch $ 25". 000. 00
Interest and exchange 2.865.33
Due to banks
and b a n k-
ers-deposlts. $ 6.84,987.00
Individual de
posits 2,056,756.89
C e r t 1 f I e d
checks, etc. 7.089.82 2,698,783.21
Drafts accepted under let
ters of credit as per
contra 85.951.21
Due to head office and
branches 15.366.08
118
18-V
4 8
26
23 U.
49
152
82
I T0EPED0, AEEEST, AXP
NOW COURT TO FACE
21 21
44 j 4 2
'79''W
S. M. Wilson ran his hand Into a
little-use 1 pocket today at 11:30 and
found a torpedo left there since the
36 I Fourth of July. He was at Third and
41 i Washington at the time, hut ho forgot
108; au about the ordinance forbidding the
'2 1 discharge of such things as torpedoes
25 Ion days other than the Fourth.
56 j "Slam, hang," went the torpedo.
21 ; "Come with me." said Patrolman
I Rllev instanter. Wilson went. He put
$ I up $5 to insure his presence In court
Total $3,002,966.83
State of Oregon. County of Multno
mah ss:
I, Wm. A. MacRae, manager of tho
' above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true
to the best or my knowledge and be
lief WM. A. MACRAE, Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
24th day of Jul)'. 1908.
(Seal.) G- W. WEBBER.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
J. T. BURTCIT AELL,
Asst. Manager.
Beport of the Financial Condition of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO..
STATEMENT.
At close of business, July 16th. 1108.
ASSETS.
Loans and discounts $19.634 913 41
726,616.10
424.943.9S
, .1 -.?;-
Bank premises
Merchandise, letters of
credit account
Sundry storks &n4 bends. .
G o v e rnment
bonds I 600,000.00
Due from
banks and
bankers ... 6,988.943.55
Money on
hand 4,020.782.51 1 1, 609,676.01
To,aI $37,401.02.ll
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid in gold coin ,$ 4,000,000 00'
S u r p 1 us and undivided
Profits 10,586,018.09
Dividends unpaid 98,180.00
Acceptance in L o n d o n
under letters of credit.. 607 253.65
Exchange 47,514.61
Due banks
and bank
ers $ 3,688,190.43
Dueother
depositors . 18,373.875.13 22,082.0S.5
Total
$37.401. 026.JI
I. F. MOULTON. Cashier.
JAMES McALLEN.
F. B. ANDERSON,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thla
22d day of July, 1908.
(Seal.) M. V. COLLINS,
Notary Public In and for the City and
County of San Francisco, State of
California.
Total sales, 741,000 shares.
tomorrow.
PORTLAND BRANCH
Chambr of Commerce Bulletins
A general Banking and Exchange business transacted. Interest paid on de
posits in our Savings Department and on time deposits. Rates on application.
U
New
bonds:
I After two years of experimenting, the
fi. GoTernment Bonds. Pennsylvania' railroad has perfected an
York. July 27. Government! f ,p(- '" ;,r, an (Ming- baggage at;
its principal stations.
Bid.
1525
1632
1590
917
925
862
N70
1535
1637
1595N
922
932
902
867
876
S12B
Boston Copir Market.
Furnished by Overbeck. Cooke A Co )
Boston, July Official, hid prices
Twote, registered 103
do coupon 103
Threes. registered - 100
do coupon 100
Small bonds 100
Fours, registered 120
do coupon 122
Twos, Panama
Ask.
lu4
104
100
101
i 2 i
123
Latest News of
Oregon Crops
! Kennedy has 160 acres of this variety
'and -Is well pleased with It He will
use more of it hereafter. His crop is
1 being harvested by Alex McRae, of
Walla Walla, who has invented a com-
bined harvester of Improved type. The
1 machine is drawn by 20 horses and Is a
I 16-foot cut. ami Is handled easily by this
I number of horses.
Pendleton, July 27. L. L. Mann came
in from Havana station this morning,
where harvesting is now In progress. He
, says that the average of the wheat be
ing threshed in that vicinity Is about
20 bushels This is In the foothill sec
tion and the yield Is never as heavy ,
i thet as on the reservation. 1
NORTHWEST WEATHER FORECAST.
Oregon Fair tonight, warmer south
west portion. Tuesday fair. Westerly
winds. Washington - Fair tonight, warmer
east portion. Tuesday fair. Westerly
winds Idaho -Fair tonight, warmer extreme
north, prohaMv cooler south portion.
Tuesday fair.
liirerpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, Julv 27 -Official prices:
WHEAT.
Sept.
Dec.
Open.
7s 4d
7 s 4'4d
Close
7s 4d
7s 3d
Arcadian .... 4 Elv 8
Arnold 40 I East Butte .. 6
Atlantic 14 Sup & Pitts.. 13
Cal. & Ariz... 116 'Apex 4
Centennial .. 27 Allouei 32
Granby 102 'Adventure ... 3
Mass 6 Butte Coala . . 26
Mohawk .... 62 Cal A Herla. 665
No Butte ... 77'i'op. Range .. 75
Old Dom. ... 37iGreene 10
Parrott 26 Nevada 13
Shannon .... 14Osceola 102
Trinity 13Qu!ncv 93
Victoria .... 6 Hi Tamarack ... 71
Utah 87 H' Roy-ale n
Black Mt. ... 8 'Sup. Cop IS
Northwest Bank Statement,
PORTLAND
Clearings today $ 144 51 0 01
Year ago
Balances today
tear ago
S.earlnrs
Balances
TACOM A
("lea rings
Balances
SEATTLE.
1.137,485 7
13.245
7.3S 53
I 767.70O0
45.7(3 00
.1.4M.5 00
111,765 00
111.
of
Today' Metal Market.
New York. July 17. All grades
copper advanced
Copper Lake. lJT1lc: electrolytic
11 &1I-: rasttnra. IISl!t
I-sd 14 4004 45
Tin, ll0! 10.
Bar silver. New Tork, II He; London.
24 1-ltd.
Albany. Or. July 27. Reports have
reached the city that much of the clover
crop that nas Deen reserved for seed
has railed to nil witn seed and will not
make a ciop and is even now too ripe to
make good hay. The reason for this
condition is suid to he that the grower
has failed to comply with the custom
and requirements in t tie raising of
clover lor seed. It is said to he abso
lutely necessary to cut the crop early In
the season for hay and then allow It to
grow and develop again and allow the
new growth to develop into blossom
and see.. Those who ar facing this
dilemma now recognlxe their mistake
and admit the failure Is due to their
own fault In the failure to obey the
recognized principles in the raising of
clover. jt
Spo?ane, Wash., July 27 So intensely
warm has the weather been during the
last few days that the farmers have
worked only part of the time In the har
vest fields, working in the early morn
ing and late evening and laying off
through the rTbt part of the day. Sev
eral Instances have been reported from i
Washtucna her horses have died in
the harness from the heat Recent rains
have cooled the a:r somewhat and the
temperature is now lower than It has
been for two weeks It has regtatered
as high as 107 in the shade several
times during the lest few days
Berlin WhetU Market.
Berlin. July 17 Wheat rloaed
lower.
Bdapet Whoai Market.
Budepeat, Jalj- IT. Wliai dced 1
Hvtr,
Cottage Orove. Or. July 27 The bar
Top la about all harvested In this local
ity and the production to the sere about
ejuai that of last year, but the grain
harvest will be hrt as eimoat every
thing has been cut for hay on account of
the short bar crop of other statu Fruit
growers report an afrage yield on most
varttlen of fruit end berries. The late
rains lnr reel lng- the yield
MONEY
IN THE BANK
WHFA' vnur ability
to labor eras c s,
means peace of
mind. You will be sur
prised how quickly your
bank account will i;rov if
added to each week.
Our motto: Prompt ser
vice, liberal treatment and
absolute safety.
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Bank
gOrta and Washing-ton gtree-ta,
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Safe Deposit Botes S4 1 p Per Year
Merchants Savings St Trust
Company
J47 WASHINGTON STREET
Capital $150,000
Paya Interest on Savings Accounts and Tima Cortlflcatet.
Receives deposits subject to check without limitation as t
mount.
Effects collections la any part of the country on most rea
sonable terms.
Acts as trustee In all legitimate relations. V
Cares for properties, collects rents, etc
Interviews solicited with those contemplating any phass of
cur service.
OUR BANKING CREED
To secure the absolute fafety of every dollar
cf the funds entru-ted to the care of this bank.
To anticip-itc the requirements of our depot-'
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and obliging service.
To deve'u'p resources, and assist our clients
in every way consistent with sound and prudent
banking procedure.
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CORBETT BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON ;
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or
CATAXOOtTB
Pendleton. July 17 J B Kenredy.
the rdoner cf Myrlrk. brought In sam
ple of the Dale winter wheat from h'i
ranch, showing the eicl!nt quality of
the new wheat which la now rlig gen
erally Introduced In the north part of
tb county. The wheat la yl'ldlnc t
bushels rr ecre ar better arwt Is ef i
exceUeat o-uailtx for a ry year, li
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc
AS 1
J. J. BUTZER. SEEDS
rv a.
xaa wmtn r&
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Commission Uerduils, Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, I
216-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING
Members Chicago Bosrd of Trade. Correspendeoti of Legta & tryw
Chicago, New York. Boston.
We havt the only private wire connecting Portland with lh tr-s
e change.
MEMBER PORTLAND BOARD CT THATE,