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Newspaper Page TextTtfE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1903. 15': WORLD'S ma: RK ETS TODAY GET READY FOR HOP HARVEST Tiokln&of Early Fugles to Start Within tJift Next 10 Days in State. Inn rnT nTrrn dtLtbl tUl One Sale as Ilioh as -f koO Made Ordinary Stuff Is ' Finding Call. Wholesale market features: Oettlna; rcd.lv for hop harvest. Hutter market Hjc higher. Estern butter Ib here. Another oar eastern poultry. Tomatoes flr down a notch. Great scarcity of onion OahhaKe supplies are shorter. I.ornl i'kk mark. 'i steady. French anrdlnea liHnl to sec Matured potatoes scarce, fimaler premium on hluestem. Fine "cants'' from The Unlles. Hop Harvast to Start Boon. Within tln next in days the harvest Of early fiiKKle hops will hfpin In aome sections of the Mute. Advices received from the valley this niorntn atate that the fiiKKh-H are Just ahout ready to ph k In some wctlun although at mom of thn points the harvest will not become Keneral until about Septem ber 10. There Is considerable controversy amonR hop growers regarding the price that nhouhl he i,i !,i for Katherlnjr the crop this season but thus far none have expressed a willingness, to pay over 40c per box or SOo per loo pounds. Some prowers Insist that under present mar ket conditions and future prospects thev cannot afford to pay over 30c a box hut they express doubt us to their ability to secure pickers at that price. "The pickers have been spoiled by the verv n'Kli prices In effect the past few years anil ll will be hard work to et them to harvest the hops under former flsrures," says a prominent grower. "I4pt yenr as hlRh as $1.10 per 100 pound was paid for picking- and even nt that price harvesters were hard to set." No Bniineaa In Hop Market. Thepo is an entire absence of business In the h ip market :)t the moment Lo cal d'-alers. shv thev have no orders to buy and most of them have contracted rather heavily earlier In the season. There are still some shorts, however. ulv these are still trying to Induce the growers to pick everything. The loriKS say that this would be the ruination of 'he Industry and especially the longs themselves. In any event the trade is divide,! as regards picking and non picking but secretly all agree that it yuld be better by far for not a single bale of hops to tie gathered the present season. Creamery Batter Is Advanced. As recently predicted In this report. titire was an advance of llic a pound In the price of city manufactured creamery huter this morning, but thus far the outside makers are generally Sidling at the old flpure, although all V'1' likely revise their quo tat Inns to morrow morning. Today's price Is on advance of l'fco a pound over former figures. On this same day a year ago there was an advate e of 2Vc a pound. Which put the price of the best city make to 37 ',4c. This price w as the highest ever reached by the local make tor regular brands and the value con tinued until September 3 when It was reduced to 35c because of the great In flux of eastern supplies. A further de cline of carried the price on No vember 1 to 32 So, from which there as a gradual advance until on Deeem-;s-r 13 the market again touched the rec ord at 37 He a pound, in 190i; on this 'jate the price for best local butter was ?tic and on the same date in 1905 the market was S0 a pound. Wh.le today's Advance In creamery butter prices was fullv Justified by lo- cal conditions, 1 lie rise was not put forth without much discussion among he o'tv makers. The fact thnt a car of cistern creamery Is now In the cliv nc.I is being offered the local trade at 2Tic a poind and that the best California product is only "jlji' In the south x wlilch mei-.ns -T'f f. o. h. 1'ortland caused Home apprehension among the local people lout the outside product Been re a foothold here. Brief Note of the Trade. Kgg market Is steady at 24 aid 2.1c for local ranch and former figure for eastern stock as well as local storage, widen is now coming into the market. Another car of eastern poultry came In this mornlr.'fcr and had a unier'lnu- ef- : fat inifi'i lh, lo.nl murker fo.- tl.., ll PORTLAND UVKSTOOK IM'.V I logs. Today lis Thursday 1 Ca 1 !"0 7 1 .", J lfoii! '4s 190ft i h:i Cattl". riheep DIFFERENTIAL Of! WHEAT CUT JMnestem o Longer Com , niands V.xtnx I'mnium of Market Is Lower. 2c- 1 4 1 I 4 144 .733 I T 96 Portland I'nlon Si i.-k a r 'In, Aug 21 There Is a firmer tone in t cattle mar ket of the yards today and one sale was made as high as JI Mi. This Is an ad vance of 2."ic over the extreme high fig ures whkh ruled vnlrnlny or ihus far the present k-hsiim While the top price can only he obtained for some thing; select, tiiere is a good demand for that qualltv and It is .pule likely the trade could tak,- euro of added ship ments without in au way seriously a I' fecting uotn I i or in. '"le i is a like In crease In the flrmrieHS on cow.-, and heif ers and sales wire made lodaj right at the top. Receipts In all linen continue under the demand, this being1 more . .-pc-m 1 1 v true regarding lings tlmn In other lines. fsheep are firm, with a liberal run for the day. values being maintained al yesterday's ru 1 1 ties. Individual sales in the yurds the past 24 hours allow: Weight. ?7. 4 '..". 4.0.-.0 20 i ::o 1,1 '10 1.3.;.". IM.'.it'l i,IMl day all lines w err World's Wheat FrloM. Sept. I'ortl.uiil $ .XM 4 CM' ago : Kansas ( 'My S7 Winnipeg .98, 4 I'uluih 1.01 Vi n llnm-npoHs 1.01 4 Liverpool 7s4d SOUTHERN PAC. GOESJfER PAR Harriinan Stock Makes ew Nigh Kccord K'uinor Jfe ardin Hock Island. COAST HEALTH BOARDS TO UNITE STOCK Amalgamated Locomotive Am. Smelter. A tchlson n . o Canadla n St. F'aul C. & O Ienver Krle Great North. . M A It K KT . 1 I1PHF.S, Mo. Pacific.. Nat. Lead . . . N V Central. North, l'ac. . People s lias. Reading Ho. k lsl, I nlon 'a I M. Hte do pfd. . .1 it pfd.. .3fc inc.. H 1 U It'iAKI) OF TK.UU-: RKCKIPTS. Hurley Flour . I lay . i )a t s Wheat Aug. 21. . 1 '.i Aug. 20. Aug. 9 4 24 51 29 cow s 6 steers 30 heifers . . J2 eti ers . .. . 6 steers 23 steers . . . 3 steirs A year ago t at unchanged values. Official yard values today: Hngs--Jtest east of mount il ordinary, $,7ft; block, is and Chli $ti. slockers and feeders, j.', ;,...(! Cattle -- Select east of im steers, tift 4.5a: medium steers. 4 00: ordinary. ? 3. 2 ". 'j :t..".0 , ( ow helf.-rx, $S'r( S.2.1; medium cows, 3 110; stags. $:( 3.5": bulls, $ 2 h '. Sheen H'-s; wethers. $;i.a0; , wethers, $3(3.2.".: lambs, $1: : ewe. J2...0; mixed lots. J2...0 - r'rlce $3.1") 3 steady $7 f.lt- C.rndmllv tin- tuners of wheat pulling down tlalr .piotatlons In Pacific northwest and today there 14. 1 s 3 16 are the are 1)2 or ra nge he.ii ( $2 75 .lid eal holce 'oun.c and rough, $3 ' 4. rd I na ry I rnlght "heavy Hogs Strong in Kusf. Chicago, Aug. Chicago unaha Kansas City . . liogs are stror 8.2HO. Receipts Mixed, $rt ti.1 rough, $ t 1 5 'a t I Cattle, steady. Sheep, steady. 21. II .11.' . 4c Offic gs 1 1 run: ittle. ah. 2." 1.3 l.i left ny yea r h .-a c v light,' e' yes ten la ao la.O" . ji;.i','.i ;. $t. i ii a 7o. few oilers to buy cash hluestem above cuts. In fact, many buyers are not ling to pay above 1 cents track he.e 12 c.-nis f. o. Ii. The great battle between millers and xpori-r-. ov.-r hluestem supplies Is ilio.i; oy.-r, for the present at least, and between club and hluestem ut In half or lust the same gineinlly rules In this market buyers do not sharpen their . keenly for each other. This a lniiicl. the same difference being rualntaiicd between club and red Hi There Is still but a nominal trade lr. "p(.i l flour, v illi the orient holding oi.t for lower figures, which the trad Kc-acrallv Is unwilling to accept In view of the high rice of wheat. A small amount of old . ron Is still moving across the Haeitio around 13. hi) I he has ratio as when th 1. n I yes s is 2 cell' sia ii. New York. went above time In Its gereral times during tl heavy purchases il it In Aug. I ' hist. .1 Southern Pacific to,lnv for the first ry. It struck 100 V session, with the day. It was one of the few issues unaffected ny the liiuldatlnii which set in later in the day. Jake fields y,is said to be a buyer of ftl'heoO shares of common. (,'nlon Pacific was nm so fortunate, and closed scleral fra. t ions lower. Rock Island was affected by the re port that control had been purchased bv Harrlman The preferred Issues was sold in big blocks, and a net loss of 3Vfr points Is shown for the day. London was lieay and generally low er for American shares It looks us if the Southern Indiana will pass Into a recivers hands. fltv lle.uth nff Pohl received a lei SnrKentlch, health , coma, tills morning, Hon In forming th health commissi on the Pacific i on-1 a uniformity la un.ii.in vide general rules tor i hea 1 1 h depa r t men t s 1 r. Hargen t leh Is one Krcsalve health offi-eis and vlslt-d I 'art !a n I se at which time he .in!- Which ll believes w III the Sllptiresslon of feci tons disease 1 i Visited other cUbs ,,ii lalned Ills Ideas will ers. As a result , he lias sent out letters I the coast firm In the I , an organization is 111 be n Ir. Pohl favors the .,j todny that had such an been working ef f t ! e nlnjj of the year the snal wdilch has prevailed In i n year In all parts of the . nave been suppress. -I wit (ulty at the outset She sa ly all of the early cases came from other cities and exr.la off b- from these talned such capes thii a strong Rsnge of New bv Overbeok & c York loke ( rices furnished DESCRIPTION. r in t he I ''1 futures xccj en ' H id. 'Pt. In 1 1 1 d of Nt ) Ib. buy- buyers were Invariably because nf the lower price; offer, d at. Fine oualttv cantaloupes The Oallr ire now be- and they ossesslon of the market freshness Fine pack That s one thing; that notch owing to supplies. Most Priced around heavy but yesterday's Ing shipped from are fast taking i h because of their Ing Is shown. helps to sell. Tomatoes are down a .1,., ptli 1, a a .,a.,,.'L i ly from White Salmon $1.00. jl Peach receipts continue ire maiKei is uncnangeu ai figures. W Many complaints are being received from buyers regarding unmatured pota toes. Manured stock is hard to get and especially for northern shipment the competition among buyers Is keen. Another alvance of 15.- pr hundred 3 nounds is note, I In the l.rice of U'nlln j Walla onions at primary point. Sup- pyes there getting scarce. Some sam ples of local onions recertlv received showed good uunlity but stocks were riot dry enough to enter the market Cabbage supplies continue very scarce Front street sells at the following prices. Those paid shippers are less regular commissions: Grain, Floor ana TZXT. WHEAT Uuying price, new Track. Portland Club. 89c: hluestem HSe; forty fold. 91c. red, D8c;' Wil lamette valley. 89 'u 90c. FLOUR Selling price Kastern Ore gnn patents. $4.86; straights. $4.05 ii 4.65; exports, $3 60 J5 3.70; valley. $4.45 grraham, s 14 40; whole wheat. $.(!; rye, 6s, $5 50; bales, (3. MILL8TCFF8 Pellln price Bran, $2; middlings. $30 60; shorta, $28Q 28.50; chop, $515TJ9 per ton. BARLEY Feed. $250; rolled. $T.60 Ti4SiJl60: brewing. $27. OATS- Nw No. 1 white. $25 3 28, grav. $24'. 25 per ton 9 HAY Producers price New timothy, Willamette valley, fancy. $15; ordinary. $14. eastern (mgon, llrt, m:xed $19 2 10 50 clover. $St; gram. $10; cheat, $H - alfalfa. $11 Sutter, Err and Fool try. , Bl'TTKK Kxtra .reamery, SIHc, t- fancy, 7c. nore. r. J lU'TTFR FAT Delivery fob. Port-land--Swe. t fream. Sue, sour,' 27 te a'rer lb. t; E4.rCS - Local best, 25c; ordlnsry, lr.rge lots, ;e less, eastern, 24c, n i-torsge, 24c F CHEESt- Full creem. flata, triplet! na uirsie, o T .vuiii Alllinct -jS'ic ' I k iWT.TRT -Mlifil chickens. UH Ci lie fnncv hens 1 4 G 1 4 V r . roosters oM : "-c; frveis 1 1 11 1 . . broilers, li'fll.clh, i"iree. spring. 14c, turkeys, al!v, !7c; spring ducks. UJ16c lb: pigeons F$12B dos; dressed poultry, lOlHo lb hlher g Ke-pa. Wool aad Kldea. HOPS 107 crop, first prima. e; Brim. !Sc; medium to prima, IQc, medium. 2Vtc lb: iv crop. J(2$So lb; -contracta, c. I WOOL-HOI Willamette Talley. 1$ IC lc j MOHAIR l9T Nominal, 1IHIH FHEKPSKLV8 Shearing. II lit each; snort wool. 2$O40c; me-Puia i wool. ffrc0$l each; Ion wool. 76-c r $12$ eaeh. r HIDE Dry hid. l$01e Ib; grtk. wj ifj i u , iii( $ . irrrii mh, w ih, Tallow prin-. pr ib. $; nw t and rmt IrttHe CHITT1M sRK-!. T'rate aad Tsw OMONa-CalUtrala, uri WalU Walla, $1.25 per sack; garlic, 9c l'O'i'ATOKS New, selling, $1.2r. Ing Il'n 1 la per cvvt. ewe, t, j ,i APPLES New, 75e-U 15" box. FRESH FRUITb OrariRfS. t4.00 4.60; bananas, 5 He per lb., ( rated, tic; lemons, $ 4. in H ". 2,". box: gr:ip"l'i uit. $1 tC4.B0; pineapples. Hawaiian, $3(o;3..VJ doz; cantaloupes, $ 1 . 50 u 1. 7 ," , liiu-k!.- r ties, $1; peaches, select. 31. A A. A. MOc; l.i,. 7nc, pears. J I -ji 1.5": grapes, 75e'4(,1.35i 'wiLtenmions, Jl.jii u 17j ct, casabas, $2.25 d z. VEGETABLES -Turnips, new Oregon, $1.25; b.ets. $1.50;' .atiols. tl.l'aj.' I ."') sack; parsnips. b'f'.'iSl; cabbage, $2. 5a ill 2.75; tomatoes, J! I" rl 2a l-.x, beans. 5c; cauliflower, California, crate, i i, peas, Oregon, fo; horseradish. Swluc artichokes, -- doz. K'-'ii onions, jc per doz: poppers, bell, 5c; Chile, ( - . ; head lettuce. 2 f it 3 "i" ,! 'Z. cm-ambers, local, 2i'u5'o doz: radish, s. dozen , hunches, celery. ... uMie: egppiant, t. a ke, green corn. $1.75 saek. Groceries, Kuta. co. SUGAR California & Hawaiian Re finery Cube, $tj.tiu; powuerea $6.45; berry, $6.25; dry granulated, $6.25; XXX granulated. $6.16; cunt. A. $6.25; extra Ii- $5.80; grlden O., $6 3o; U.. yellow, $6.56; beet granulated, $6.06. barrels, 16c; half barrels. 30c; boxes, 66c ad vance on sack bits In (Above prices are 80 days net cash Quotations.) HONK Y New 1 6c per . lb. rOFMi-F.F P.i-kani hran lu t 1 S Kn the purchasers HALT ( 'fin mo ilulf er-oiiril ina stocks were $11.00 per ton: 60c. $11.50: tsbJe. dairy 60s, $16.60; 10s. $16 00: ba!-s. $2 35; Imported Liverpool, 60s. $20 00; 100s, $19.00; 4s, $18.00; extra rlne barrels. ia, 6b and 10s. $4 60 4? 6.50; Liverpool lump rock, $20 60 per ton. RICK Imperial Japan No. 1. 6c- No. 1. 5 V4 5 &i : New Orleans, head, 7c; jax. ( ) ; i reoie. nc. RFANS Bin a II white. $4.7S; large white. $4 75; pink. $3 85: bavon. $3.85: Limns. $5 S5; Mexican res. ",. Meats, Ttah and Provisions. PHh.ci&i.iJ Vruitt etreet Hogs, fancy, iuH :b. oidinary, c; large, oc. .ai, extra, bi- per lb, ordinary, 7 i o lb; l.eav. 5 :u tic per lb; mutton, fancy, 7fo 7Vtc per lb. spring lamb, 7&-7-,c lb. HAMS, HAC'N, K ''1 C Portland pack (local) hams. 10 t-1 li Ilia. 17c per lb, breakfast bacon. IS'i 2;i i,,- m. picnics. lie per lb; cottage loll 12c In. regular short clears smoked 12'e lb; backs, smoked 12t4c It: sidoked short clears. 13Vkc lb; clear bell Is. smoked. 13c Ib; shoulder. 12o per Ib; pickled tongues, 70C each. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s. 14c per lb; 6s 14S.C tier lb; 60-lb. tins. 13 He per lb; steam rendered. JOs, 13. per lb; 6s, 13 He per ib; compound, los, SVC per lb. FISH Rock cod. 12U- lh- flour.rler. c per lb; halibut, 5c per lb. striped bates, 16c jer lb, catfish. He per lb; sal mon, Chinook, St.- per lb; steel -heads, H i' , si h ers'de. c (, licmngs, 6c lb: soles 7c Ib; shrimp. 1".- lb; perch, 6o per lb- tomcod. lie per lb: lobsters, 26c per lh; fresh mackerel. lc i-er lb- crawfish, 20o per down; sturgeon. 1 2 S per Ib; black bass, 20c per lb; sliver smelt. 7c per Ib. hlaek rod, 7 He lb; crabs. $ 1 00 fr 1 50 dr.ie- . shad. 2 He; roe shad c; shad roe. 1 1 c Jh OT8TKRS fhon 1 w a t er Hay. per gil lon. $2 50. per loo in pack, $5 on. o'vm- Pla, per gallon I! (" " ' 1'" lb sack fi UU'it sic Ksirle - inned. -m. I doten: eastern tn shell, tl 7 r, re i CLAMS Hsr-'shell. per r,oi. $2 40; rsror cla-ns I! fin i -r bey i e per do ralata, CoaX OU, XXo. ROPE i'ure Mniia. 1 1 ,-. standard. 11c, sisal, l"e, i u iui. i ic LlNSeftir OIL. R.-.w. bi is.. ETJe; rss. s !.' . boiled. Mus . 55c, a.ns. lc a gal; lots of 260 gallons, lc less, oil cake meal. $.14 ton. BF.NZINK-M J.-K. raws. lt,c per gsl, Iron bbls. I2H er g, TL'RPKNTINK la nm. :2c per gal. wood bb s. :- pr gsl WHITE LEA1 Ton lots 7c per lb. 6"0 !b lots f. IB. ep lots 8Vr Ib. WIRB NAILS Present ba-u. U.la, Nt . ;;i-i't. IJec. ml of trade today values In were unchanged for the day eeeirber w li.-at, which gained nts bid. trade juices: CUB WIIKAT. Open. lMt . . St 0 H 1 WHITK OATS. 130B 135H i fi;i;i HAHLET, 117t,B 120B Close. 8KB 801) 130B 135B 117411 120B A mal Am. ( Am. ( Am. A m. Am. Am. A m. Ana.. Am Cop. Co. I ' A; F., c . c. & F., p. Cot. (ill c 1 , c. . . . Sugar, c. . . . .Smelt, c... Smel t., p . . . BULL FOREIGN CALL PUIS WHEAT LOWER CHICAGO WIIKAT MARKET. open. Close. Aug. 20. Loss. ICt IKS1-!, 54 H B .Mt .9S-S 93' f'4's SST Pent- . . Ja-c. .. May . . Chicago, Aug. 21. While, the wheat market started and closed weak and lower, there was one period during to day's session when the market was firm. and September option crawled a full cent above, the close of yesterday and l '.c above the opening this morning. The weaker start ns due to the lower Liverpool, both at the opening and the dosing. Paris closed 10 to 15 higher, while Budapest and Antwerp were both unchanged from yesterday at today's closing. Neither of the latter three markets had nnv effect upon the trad ing in Chicago today. Primary receipts: --Bushels Todnv. Year Ago. Wheat 745,000 61 1,00,1 Corn 44X,tit)0 338,000 Shipments: Wheat 8115. 000 620,0011 Corn .' 3:5.000 312.000 Cash wheat sales were: No. 2 red. ;5'u !).;,-; No. i I'Cc: No. 2 hard. ft.". 'i Oifo; M Inlng t o Woolen, c . . Atchison, c Atchison, p B. i o., c B. o , p n. r. t Can. Pacific, c. . ( 'en. Lea t her, c -Cen. Leat her p . , C. & G. W c. . . C. M. & St. P.. Chesa. & Ohio. . Col. F. & I., c. . . Col. Southern, c Col. South. 2d p Col. Soijjh. 1st p. Corn Products, c do pfd Del. Hudson. . D. R, G. c do pfd Erie, do 2d rfd do 1st pfd "J Northern, p.. 111. Central .... I,. N M K. A, T. C . do pfd Distillers Ore Lands Mo. T'aci f io Nationa 1 Lead . . N. Y. Central .. N. Y . O. fc W.. . N. t W., c do preferred . . Nor. Am Nor. Pacific, c. . . Penn. Ry P. G., L. & C. Co. P. Steel Car, c. . ! Rending, c do 2d pfd ' do 1st pfd . . . . 1 R. I. & S , c I preferred . . I 76 V ' 40 ' 2 4 5 1 1 5 4 ;mv I ii s 47 3 1 i 5 i'j M8 4 7 76 HI 3 9V 'si": 5 5 134 !'l V 107 , 4 6V 24 V 8 V ?3 : 1)3 ! 93 71 ' 52 ' " : 1 2 'hi : 1 4 1 V ! 33-' i 33' ; 63v MS V ICiiH 22 28 874 I135&; 1136 V4 'IOSVs, 31 '36 4 65Vi,' 85 52 7 9 " 41 S 3 4 34 64 4 'i 93 I si '172 I 284 1 70 23 23 29 S8K 136 136'i 108 31 78 39 1 02 "s 34 5 5 4 134 0 2 107 4 6 ... 24 S 87 : -94 4 93 .t SL", 51 2 6 '4 9 7 6 '-4 1 4 I -Ti, 33 33 63 ' .j 62 191 76 170 26 22 28 2Si,t 3 7 "4 1 3 7 135 VI354j 136 V136 108 V'08 31 63 U 1 ii i b ' ii w . . her I'r Ksth.r C ' ' f I ''" f l-l r,o. IU Sol,,, ' IS 9 ' ' " , oiii inlsxloner of Til i ? T t4& ' s 4 asking nercoopera. ,M 'H J ' 1 asroe t ),,,, among - t J , " s . -Jtk . Ulw4. ,;' n.-r, of ,he cv I r 'V ) In oid. r lo ,-fr. . t . .- 'VL i " ' ' . ., . ' ' .e, ,., pro- n - !e g. ... of ' tl -f the most pro. ti&-, vjbW in 'h iinli i, 4 NeA" , v i 4V I ;:-,;':'."-:v:,M:;' r: ' F $ he --as. and tt - ' . i "'I er health ' L . , ' Jf ,4 r .hes,. iisitsif I . -v Vs y ' ' , "-j o nil ill.-, on I I i ' "H ... 'inp;,she.. l , W ii I 0 -I in arid s'aied i faw iyjfex-AMLA..at...- ..;.w . .:J3 or g.-inl'a' In' I o , j i i.an' c 'f- C Hunter of rtenverton. Who ,'1 1 f""" ""ti Died Rtrentlv, Ak''1 84 Years. " 1 1 r . ! ; i i . . a : . I i . . . I h II 1 t I.. oiri . I Id that near Just because a man is cornered In port land I do.-sn't m-cessn rlly prove that ho Is that It w a s i s.jiia re. I " " rtw wtts WAR DECLARED IN YAMHILL l County Splits on Campaign ' -u- Against IVst-IJiddon t' OrchiU'ds. (Sliedil PMlMitrh til Th Jeumnl ) McMlnnvtlle, Or , Aug 21 'ouster tia Hon is rampant among the fruit grow ers of Yamhill county, the result of & signed petition asking for the resigna tion of County Fruit Inspector I. ema il ad. Lownsdal" recently announced his In tention of enforcing the law rigidly per taining to pest -ridden orchards. Hi action to oust him Is believed to b. based on tnls announcement. Lovvns .lale says he looks upon the signing and presentation of the petition as a bur l.s'iue and will Ignore It. Some of tho imminent fruit growers. Including- the Walnut dub of Yamhill county are ba. king the inspectors stand. the epidemic . Ill In Port land Out of 557. 73 7 1'nlted Kingdom the. 1'nlted State possessions. persons who left the In 1907. 33 s 012 went to h and 2on. t,, British News Gossip of Finance New York, Aug;. 21. bonds: ' Late. Twos, registered 193'i do coupon 1 930 Threes, registered ... 1 9u S do coupon lSi.oi Fours, registered .... 1 925 do coupon 1 925 Twos. Panama Threes, small bunds luvet nment Bid. I c.f 1('4 1"1 1"1 12" 12 1' 12 New York, Aug. 21 Lake, 13 4 13 V; h-13.-. Lead $4 75 H ft 4 62 4 Tin 29(0 2 9 Vsc. - ( opper 1 truly tic. Ask I'll '4 106 101 'j 10l 121 122 H'3 1 'Hi t-j metal : 1 3 'a if New York, London, 23 i; Aug. -16 1. 21. Bar silver, 6 He; New- York, Aug. 2 1 . - Sterling: Cables, 486.35 rti 486.45; demand. 4 6. 2o if 4 xt; 25 60 days, 484. 80 0 4 8 4.9u. New York, Aug. 21 - It Is the stock exchange that bought the Rock Island. "norte.1 on Harrlman has Oregon Journal's Third Annual Scholar ship Contestants Now on Homeward Stretch Students Should Renew Activity and Strive to Capture Best Scholarship and Larg est Cash Award. i New York, i earns nearl v 1 year against Aug. 21. Reading railway $41,000,000 gross, for the $43,000,000 in 1907. 41 1 ! 41'i. 33 V, 33 tj 63 i is Nev York, Aug. 21. Car Foundry 'lare. regailar dlvi will report poor earnings ror the uuar will likely ter, hut dend on common. 169 PRODl'CE IX HAN FKAXCISCO. 3 1 1.4 35! (102 ! 42' ' so" ! 63 1142 :i 23 K i '.. 65 V 6 4', 85 ' 83f-8 102 V100 42, 41 fl.'.Vi 55 83 i 10 1 S 42 73 V 80 i 811 I 80 63 ! 62 HI 62 1 4 2 1 4 0 1 1 4 1 1L'3-(,M23'J:123"-, 95 1 124';. 124H 123' preferred . . ei S. F , 2 p. 1st pfd . . . . S. W. c. Pfd ny 9 4 -11 'jO'-if mal: No. 2 No. 3 spring 3 red. No. 3 f 122, !4l. hard, nom No. 1 northern ' northern. $1.15. nominal: $1.05 It 1 12. nominal. Range of Chicago prices, by Overbeck & Cooke Co. WHEAT. 'Id D May S.-pt. 1 'ec M a v Sept. (let, .Ian. 'Pt. 'L Sept. o t. Jan. (ipen. H'kIi. Low. Close. . '.' 'a 9 4 93), 93 H 94 '..-.", 9 4- 9 4'.sn 9 4 6S, 9 9s, 9sS 98HB l'l iRN. 77 7s 77 77'4 651, ,;,; ijrs,, 55! 63", i'4l4 CI'i 64'-, ( 1 ATS. 49 -19 8', 49'4j 48', 4-. 's 4'-H 4M, 5"'t .'-.' O'.i' 61'Vt Pi 'RK. 1 O 0 1 1 v -, 1 4 4 S 1 4 4 5 B 14 0 2 U " 7 14 4 2 14 5 7 15.' 5 15 "7 1 552 '1553 I. A P.P 925 ;..'" 913 912 935 9." 7 925 925 915 9 15 8 9 0 910 Rli'.d. 875 877 865 865 888 8 7 8 72 875i 817 817 8 07 810 1:0 R. I. do S. L. do St. L do R. P. do pfd. Southern do pfd Tex. Pac. .. T. St. L. W., c do pfd I'nlon Pac., c. . do pfd V. S. Rubber, c do pfd I'. S. Steel Co.. 1 do pfd Wabash . c. do pfd w. r. t Wis Cen., c... do pfd. Wheeling Lake. Westinghouse 23 '4 1 77 I 16V 31V 24 2 3 '4 ' 7 7 ' 1 6 H 31 24 I 1 5 2S 20 i 95 I 3 3 a; '124 I 85 ! .85 1 5 ' 2 8 ' 20 Pnn Francisco, Aug. 21. Wheat No. 1 California club, per cental. $1.62HS 1.67 H ; northern hluestem. $1 .70 1.72 Vi : northern club, $ 1.62 4. Si 1.65 ; inferior grades of wheat, J 1.40 u 1 .55. Harley h eed, $1.3i.'(i 1 40; common to fair, S1.30j1.36; brewing at San Fran cisco, nominal, SI. 45 .'u 1.55 ; chevalier, SI. 60 it? 1.6o, according to .juallty. F.Kgs Per dozen, California fresh. In cluding; cases, extras, 36'4c; firsts. 32ljc; seconds, 26Hc; eastern delected, 22e; eastern firsts, 26c; eastern sec (mils. 23c; thirds, 21c; storage, 29c. Hutter Per pound, California fresh, extras, 25V': firsts, 23'jc; seconds, 23c; thirds, -20c; packing No. 1, 20V, packing No. 2. 19c. Cheese Now, per pound. California flats, fancy, 11c; firsts, IOV4C; seconds. l"o; California Young America, fancy, 13c; firsts, 12 He; eastern Oregon fan cy, 13c; eastern Oregon Young America, fancy, 14 He Potatoes Per cental, river whites, sacks, fancy. 70c y SI ; poor, 60ii65e; Salinas Fairbanks. $1.35 '(i-1.60; early rose. 76tt85o; sweet potatoes, 2g 214c pound. Onions Per sari;, yellow, 60?75 Oranges per b"x. Valencia. S2.501T4. The following1 valuable scholarships and good cash awards should prompt students to put all their energy into The Journal's third annual scholarship contest. This contest will close in September. No ambitious student should miss this grand opportunity to win a scholarship. All between the ages of 10 and 30 are eligible. SCHOLARSHIPS As far as they are at present listed are herewith submitted. More schools will be added from day to day during the contest as the choice of new contestants is learned. ALBAUT, OB. jOP of Bcholar- HOSTOX COI'PKR MAHKKT. 17 39 99 'i 119 1 8 u 4 7 V 17V 40 1001, 119 18'j : 48 2 . ' '. ' 2 6', : 5 7 '- ; 158- 1: 17 9s- 1 1 8 i 17 ' 40 -.19 119 is'.. 4 M., 4 6 h, ,io."S I 12' j ' 5 4 1 h 4 5 .H 10S.4 12 's 3 3 4 1 ) f . s I H 1 2 ' v f ' r 1 a inn 4 ". ' 2 I 44 ' fFu rr Ished h v ! If..-Ion. Aug. : An uTure . . . At- a.lian . . . Atlantic Host on i 'nns . . Hutte Coala. . Co I. Ariz Cup. Rang C Klv ... 1'iily West Ire.-t.e . . . Mi.hlgan . Miami ... .Moan wk . . Ney. (.'ons. Overbeck 21. Rid prl lOVNo. P.utto 4 ' 1 isceola 14 't 'Id liom. . 12 Parrot . . . . 26 - Ijuincy . . . 1 1 Shannon . . 77 U Sun. A Pitt Victoria 1'ta h Mir. . . H rou. 4 Yukon . . . . Trinity . . . Wolverine Cooke es: Co.) 8 9 11 -H 13 1" 65 1 15 V . . 83 . .1 1" ..37 1 5 1 : : ' ... 4.1-; 4 '-, 4 7, 14 Northwest Hank Stateniont. '. PORTLAND. Clearings today 71 7 1 s ' I -V Total sales, 694.000 shares puk e of m:vada SHAIfKS IX FRISCO 00 I 1 b 'I. I 'Kl 1 I . 1 ' .- k Cooke CO) Hid prices : 'ISTH1C T. !3e. Latest News of Oregon Crops i ear ago Balances today Year ago ("!. arl nps Ha la r ices T.'.Ci i MA. 82 7 6 9 ,"'7.733 6 9 2 7 15s. 142 . $61 8.S27 FKATTI.K H .SI, !a in 11 7 .9 ' I 8 2.835 , rn N v li. 1 I K't. Ma J4c. local i,l KM p 2 ,"o,. K T V it r. in! v Mt .-. -A. Rooth 4e, - jc May uueen L'itt 2e Rlne I are cli.mbis Sc. Ill '. Hik Ro.-lc le er A, Oro 14c. st Kit 2cA 3 4 . Krnpire 3n, NORTHWEST WEATIIKR FoKFCAT. Oregon Fair tonleht and Saturday, northerly winds. Washington Fair tonight and Sat urday west portion, showers and thun derstorms tonight or Saturday eat por tion cooler east portion; northerly winds. Idaho Showers and thunderstorms tonight or Saturday, cooler north portion. Junction City. Or.. Aug 21 of the earlv hops will commence Friday In the yards of J F I .ee & and also In the yard of F:i Avers, hops are of first 'i-aCl:'. an 1 are from all Inse.-tg Ti.e growers nt place will ray 80 certs i - r I-'i pl. king Albany. Or . Aug promises weli anl t1 oHilitv irl M I e ;il.. i;l past seasons V"-y AVill Ford IfoKs. Atl.eivi. Or.. Aug. '.'1 Helt.hold 11 r r.as , f Pendleton has hist shippe.l out 4i'ei fat hogs from this place, to Fas.-n where they will be kept on grain for a time before being s.-nt to the Se attle and Portland markets Th.l hen averaged about 250 pounds each and the prices paid for them ranged from f s to $6 50 per lao. ALBAKT COLXJ2GE. One year's tuition In except conservatory. Value ship $50.- BAKER CTCTT BUPIlfESS COLLXGE, BAKIB CITY, OR. One year's tuition In shorthand, type writing, Knglish, bookkeeping and pen manship. Value of scholarship $100. BEHBTKE-WAIICEB BTJSnTFSS COL LEGE, POBTLAICD. OR. One year's tuition In combined busi ness and shorthand course. value or scholarship $100. CAPITAL BUSIWESS COLLEGE, , SALEM, OR. Ten months' tuition In business or i shorthand course. Value of scholar I shin $100. ' DALLAS COLLEGE, DALLAS, CS. ! One year's tuition In any department. Value of scholarship $50. ECLECTIC BTTSrsTESS UWIVERSITT. rORTLAWB, OR. One year's tuition in combined busi ness and shorthand courses. Value of scholarship. $100. HILL MILITARY ACADEMY, PORT LAND, OR. One year's tuition In all branches without board. Value of scholarship $120. HOLMES BtTSIKTSS COLLEOE, PORTLAND. OR. One year's tuition In combined busi ness and shorthand course. Value of scholarship $100. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS OP SCRANTON, PA. Complete course !n ar'-h 1 tectum, chemistry and chemical technology, elec-f-lc.il. oi 11 engineering, steam, electric. I me. hani. al engineering and mlntnij en- j glneering. Value of scholarship $133 R. MAX MYER SCHOOL OP ART, PORTLAND, OR. Six months' evening course. Value of scholarship $50. OREGON CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC, PORTLAND. OR. One ment. vear s Value course In piano depart of scholarship $175. OREGON EXPERT COLLEGE, PORT LAND, OR. Combined course In telegraphy and stenography. Value of scholarship $125 OREGON LAW COLLEGE, PORT LAND, OR. One year's tuition. Vahia of scholar ship S150. PACIFIC COLLEGE, NEWBERG, OB. One year's tuition. Value, of scholar ship $50. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, FOREST GROVE, OR. One year's tuition In college depart ment. Value of scholarship $60. PENDLETON ACADEMY. PENDLE TON, OR. t years' Instruction In classical, sclentifi- or commercial courses. Value.. of scholarship $100. PORTLAND ACADEMY, FORT LAND, OR. One year's tuition In any of the four ncid.mv classes. Value of scholarship $120. MRS. WALTER REED, PORTLAND, REED, OR. Value of scholarship. I; A at e 11 ldf Fxt V 1 1 R Con t $1 Si. Or. W-T 6c. Mill- ker Jack i Y am f oeen abandoned pi this ? now advertising for juallty of the crop will as no lire or other destr.' thus far been- found l" I the fields The prevailing pickers will be 40 roan per considering tee c, -rri'i of the fields -'urlng the present sess.-n some growers nmv t-e f I ny fpe us'iai price of LIS"! H ' 1 ("twold Sh--p Aihan . r , Aug .1 or this ritj- i,(i n-vM Mprrer,t rif 5'". i'r-w . - Idan. IVrn Tf- r :,'r of Wirfc.fi and t. l e -.-.- .... i rsr.e In twt nir I:...' e ( Tf, t Is in prepertl-n ' . f r.., j , -, lcn-er CI.. as ..or j..'k; I rH-linowTi fjrt Oust Willam ette 'allet and -p-i l t ? f.i-r "A.ititi ieid lrir iiB.'nn rt . f high Mo"!ed t,v, k rd -ep t .... fn and otbr po;-? o.,t f t r t -tran arv :. p,r' .f n-t. M' "fm M8t" ,'. rv-v,,j for th at.ek e-.t or -h' 'frer-la II'-. P nt 1 1 pp.' ; Original '. . Pal: ' P :'lf 1 4. V Nat P. " A Ar-.fi: 4 ' . i ; fir . i f : . ,.- Pt ; a. i; 8 ii. et.,ke - r- - a es T V. .PARS RIOT M c. .V, Mont I ek 5'. L. Harris I 1 par 3c Rr.r-.nle 1 " .- M ort v Tihtn , ; .-. M it iv Mt H'e, I Tmmp Cora. 17r Rose r tain sufflrient help Trl- : of the crop Mon all of Linn contracted and the o cent a per pound Clem vest i vleld is M ort Ton 114' t, N.irr.-. 6 : - M Iwm rrer.t 41 in. Ton N- Sta 1 1 r A 8 et End Ce ' Ten i er ( iJ.Jen Csl'l Rev Fxt t. vc 4 1c. Ton Hl- c sales rihlo i (. Re . n Weston. Or. Au been reported In season. Samuel R I harvested' th lir-est Tim Tor. R ttler Home roi LiTr-rpr. llte-at V-k-. Ltvrr-n! Au 54. Wbat trie Oren 4ertmlw. 4,d lT,-r 7 CJn Beptetnber. 7 L4SC(Cb-tt, 7 iVl xr.XNMTT.AN riSTRICT W-h M Co l- -, W4r le. pT lr Hwr f e A I xtr ie W'istana; 4a, Lltt i,rv lc. 0 Set A cri Mari JrA. nron.ho 1 -, Pr -nwt Ba, C Dc S. VA RIOT "R I"IfTJCT. r4rr Ef '. cA. NrAa HU1 SI IS N et . ' 'r. n srrea or cnarf he Iih uh :.?: bushels of 4? bushels per acre On his entire field of !4'1 nrrei h har ve1.1 an averaje cf 40 bushels This hat sold by Mr. Panister for- I U.W rents per bushel anr 2c.t. Tt fWrAAsvq We par you 4 per cent to. mti Picking r e j Our Best Advertisement jj 'for I Is Never Printed : '.'r'-, 'T yi I "A Satisfied Customer" I C'.-r a- 1 a!! J pi- ker T!.. y The man or 'nn:.in hi has 4? I- f.-sf-e;.s. J . , , , ing n.e.-f has 'Tried saving- and the arlvant- . pera !-.- In ni ... C, Tl . It rl.-e f r W...IOK-. ioj-aii- I a"d 5 ment-- vh. rni'i ! its advant- C I ...rers I r. f I a r vest S 'K'S an 1 : prepare. i f. r 1'.!- I tT'oi','-' ltick. 5i.'krc8 .-.;:.! d: stress, is I to ln.re tie sAvlr.s; r.nr rirt? a ,1 .-r. . county's hops are J If VOU haven't yet started the c r reia I II .-. a nr.- Is , . - c year right by opening a v.v:r.ps account, do so at . r.re Ji A dollar or sn at first, then a M C 4, to it weekly or mic-.tMy I r : - 5 f. - 1 . 777 ! rr " I est comnonndeH h:f ve-r?v - ; j Two per cent allowed on 1 checking accounta. ij jl AMERICAN BANK & TRUST ' CO. OF PORTLAND 00 Seventh 5t. , Llka Temple ! U. O. RA LSTON Pree. I O. U MAC QIBBON. .Caahlar. ? it'ioinrnLiB oollsqii, uraira- VTLLB. OB. One year's tuition In anv department of the college. Value of scholarship $60. Vocal lessons. $ 1 "a. ROSE CITY BTTSU4TTSS COLLEOE. FOKTZ.AZTD. OB. One vear s tuition In combined busi ness and shorthand course. Value of scholarship $100. BT IUBT'9 ACADESTT, TEE DALLES. OR. One year's tuition In music depart ment. Value of scholarship $100. WE6TEBV ACADEMT OT MTT5I0 A ITS E LO CtTTIO JX . FOBTUHD, OB. Course in elocution, oratory or dra matic art. Value of scholarship $160. UKTTBBSXTT. SALE IS, OS. One year's tuition In c-ollee depart ment. Value of scholarship $50. WILLAMETTE CASH AWARDS In addition to the scholarship awards The journal will make the fol lowing cash awards to help deft ay expenses of the students who may poll the largest vote: Cash with first choice of scholarship 150 Cash with second choice of scholarship 125 Cash with third choice of scholarship $lOO Cash with fourth choice cf scholarship..: $75 Cash with fifth choice of scholarship 50 Cash with sixth choice of scholarship 25 The above sums in cash will be paid .contestant intmediately after the close of the contest, in the order ef their standing Cash commis sions will be allowed on all new subicnbers, in addition to the cash awards, so that a contestant may earn money every day during tht contest. Or. Ana 21 Th irrsln har prc:relri rapl.i'v and the much better than xpet - ed FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO CONTEST MANAGER Jl So far as has matllla ro-.intv tifs sjer of this n!- eat Anrmtlna Orftnr TUpnrt. CTIcago, A'Jff 11 Argentina grain tsihl sortly ef ' t l.f $3.04)0. aratnst .04.e a j-ar aro. Corn 1.- , j(m. hv aaatrst 1.714.0'0 ru Fhlpwents- WTiett, 1.124.000 bn; corn. 1.117. fcu. 1 Overbeck & Cooke Co. ComraLsslon Mrrchanls, Slockt. Bends. Cotton. Gnln, E! 216-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDINO Memteri Chicago Board of Trade, Correspondents of Lerm 4 Eryia, C)iKf o. New York. Boston. ... W tbe ot!y private wire effecting Portland wita th eastcta xchacfev UnBEM KSTUKD BOARD 4r TIUPK