The Oregon daily journal., November 21, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

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TH2 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY-' EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1908. '
TIE WORLD'S
liVESI GATIOII
OF PURE FOODS
V.i' .: -: . ,'
Government Forces Kept
Busy Everywhere 'Where
Misbranding Is Noted. .
PORTLAXD WHOLESALE MARKETS.
. Pure food Investigation.
Drop In chickens.
ggs quoted firmer.
Jiailbut market lower.
Glut of potatoes offered, .
Onion are not keeping.
Pressed goats hard to move.
Poor turkeys are coming.
Pure rood Investigation,
That the government pure food law
will be -well supported by the author!
ties is amply shown In the late prosecu
tions of those who persist In adulterat
ing foodstuffs and misbranding" them.
"While no arrests 'are being made here
and therefore bo convictions, the offi
cials are busy elsewhere. Cincinnati,
Ohio, advices report that pure food law
agents had swooped down on a big con
signment of peas received a few days
mni ontlrn ouantitv on hand. 65
eases, was seised by Deputy Marshal
Sanderson. The peas bear the brand of
the ; van Camp Packing company, in
dlanopolis, certifying them to be "stand
ard sifted, early June peas, net weight
Si ounces to the caa. There are 28.875
cans in the lot eeiad. The government
. Inspectors claim there has been mis
branding and that all the cans, in fact,
weigh less tha 22 ounces net. Distrlot
Attorney McPhersoh has filed suit to
forfeit the peas to the government ac
cording to the pure food law. Samples
were taken for use in the trial. Special
Agent Ford of the pure food bureau is
urging on the ease for the government
It is said similar seizures are to be
made In Kentucky also. - '
Dutch Java Xfot Beal Thing.
Rteohen P. Stone,. United States mar
shal at Pittsburg, has in his custody in
tha warehouses 800 cases of coffee sub
ject to confiscation by the government.
The coffee was seized
on a warrant is
sued by John W. Dunkle, United States
district attorney, una is alleged to be
mlBbranded in violation or the rood ana
drugs act. This is the second seizure
of misbranded coffee in Pittsburg by
the government. About a month ago a
large shipment was seized labeled
"Dutch Java." The government ex
perts analyzed tho corree and assert
that the percentage cf Java in the mix
ture was so small that under the law it
could not be branded. The firm was
notified and the seizure followed. The
1 manufacturers put up a bond for the
- coffee and shipped it back. The present
seizure was made for "similar reasons.
. i The brand is said, by the food experts
. of Uncle Sam to be misleading and a
violation of the law. Coffee so branded
is being seized wherever found, and un
less the manufacturers come forward
with a bond it will be confiscated and
destroyed. The firm making the "Dutch
Moka.'-' it is said, claims the brand Is
not a violation as they did not call it
" Mocha,'- which is the name of the cof-
lee of high quality. But the federal ex
perts claim the word Moka is merely a
subterfuge and is misleading the pub
lic. Egg area Liable to Get Caught.
That 'there , will be prosecutions of
Pacific coast peoeple who persist in
selling eastern eggs under the term
"fresh" stock is now assured. The sell
ing of eastern goods as local fresh has
been carried on in some quarters for
years and ' on this account the public
has been hoodwinked. At this time
there are various grades of eastern eggs
in the market and some grades are giv
ing entire satisfaction at low prices.
The local egg market Is firmer for
strictly fresh ranch stock with sales at
both 37 H 40c a dozen. Both prices are
ruling today but the market is in bet
ter shape than yesterday. Only the
most select quality will bring the high
er figure.
Chicken Market Zs Broken.
Those who 'have been carrying over a
large surplus of chickens during the
past week have decided to clean up and
for that reason cut values to a point.
where they really moved. Cleanups are
reported around 11c a pound, although
, some extra select coops of hens sold in
nominal way as high as 12c a pound.
. The present indications are that there
. will be liberal supplies of dressed geese
for Thnnkurlvina. For a limited amount
there is expected to be a good demand
around 134) He for select dressed stock,
if very fat, but heavy arrivals would
cause a decline.
Brief Botes of Troat street.
uressea goats coming to JTont street
are hard to move even when disguised
as mutton.
Pour cars of bananas arrived in this
. morning. Most of them green but in
" good condition.
Grapes are still hard to move.
A decline is again shown in the price
,f fresh halibut.
Onions are showing poor keeping
quality and are therefore not moving
very fast, some selling at lower prices.
Offerings of potatoes are much more
freer by growers and even former pur
. chasers are now selling at less than
they bought at.
While cranberries are firmer here as
: . , a result of the eastern advance, no
change is today noted in local prices.
Front street sells at the following
prices. Those paid skippers are less
regular commissions:
Batter, Eggs ana poultry.
BUTTER Extra creamery, 35S6c;
fancy, 82c; store. 20c.
, BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. Port-
land Sweet cream, 34c; sour, 22c
. per lb.
POULTRY Mixed chickens, lie;
henn. lifeline: roosters, old. 10c: fry
ers, 10c; broilers. llllc; geese, 8
10c lb; turkeys, alive, 1718c; dressed,
17V42Pc; spring ducks, 14c lb; pig
eons, squabs, 82.002.50 per doz: old,
81.00: dressed poultry, lwlHc higher.
CHEESE Full cream, flats, triplets
and daisies. 14l&c; Toung Amer
icas, 15Hlc.
EGGS Local Jest, 37 40c per doz;
eastern, 27 3 3c
, Hops, Wool ana Hides.
prime to choice, 7H4c; prime. 77Vic;
medium, 6tec lo.
WOOL 1908 Willamette Valley, 16c.
ORDINARY STUFF
IS HOT J01I6
Killers Buying Neglected
Quality and Prices Are
Therefore Stiffer.
PORTLAND CLEARINGS INCREASE
.GREATEST ON PACIFIC COAST
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hnti. .Cattle, fiheen.
Saturday ...... 60S 173 168.
fTiaar 488
Thursday 472
v ednesday. .... 400
Tuesdav ........178
Monday , 708
173
287
13
143
86
175.
15
273
Portland Union Stockyards. Nov. 81.
There is a better tone throughout the
iivesiocK market toaay. Kven trie ordi
nary rrade stuff la findlnr a sale from
Interests that have of late been prac
tically out of the market for anything
except select Quality. While only best
graae cows and steers nave been sought
nereiorore. laLeat aeaia snow a snrinic-
ling of ordinary cattle at steadier Drlces,
The market Is showing a lack of
5ood stuff ana some dealers attribute
le return of the killers into this field
because of this fact. Good fat steers
are hard to get but ; some arrivals are
expectea tne coming week.
There was ouite a liberal run of hoss
for a Saturday, but the market continues
to snow good rorm around former prices.
No sheen arrived and that market is
still quite steady-at unchanged values.
Of late there have been numerous ar
rivals of goats from up the west side
and receivers have experienced much
difficulty in moving them. Local live
stock commission men also daily receive
tetters rrom tne country asking tnem
if they could sell goats at a good price
because or me scarcity or sneep orier-
"oday'a arrivals of livestock in the
yards compare with this day in recent
ears as iouows:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheen.
907 , 80 182
90
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 10 16c
each; short wool, 26c40c; medium
wool, 60c4fl-0Q each; long wool, 76c
(1.25 each.
MOHAIR 1908 Nominal. 1819e.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, 8 4c; Na
1 and urease. S2V,e.
CHIT TAM BARK Old, 4H5c; new.
H 9?&c 10.
mrFS rr hides. 13014a lb: s-reen.
7c lb: bulls, green salt, 46c lb;
kips. tc; calves, green, 8 10c per. lb.
Grain, rionr and Say.
WHEAT Buying price, new Track,
Portland Club, 80e: bluestem, 96c;
fortyfold. 92c; red, 8c; Willamette val
lev 910. . -
M I LLSTT'FFS Sell 1 n a- Trice Bran,
Ii.6- middlings, 833.00: shorts, 830.00;
vnop, ii.uu(ffi!.uu; airiia meat,, sxs.vw
per ton. '
BAKLET Feed, I26.S0f rolled. 82S.60;
orewimr. iZ7.
FLOURfc-Selllng price Eastern Ore
gon patent, 4.M); strain, uiogi.tt;
exwrt, 83.4003.60; valley. 34.66; gra
ham. $4.40; whole wheat, . $4.66;
ry. Ss, 15 66- "hales, 33.00.
HAY Producers' . nrlce New tim-
Willamette valley, fancy. 14.09
" ordinary, zi z.50 Will east
ern Oregon, X 16.60; mixed, 1 11.00 13.00;
-t W -,V-fcJ " "". in ": cheat.
'i V. T,yx,r,r'1 Price Track, No,
1 139.6') 5J-SL88; gray, 29.6a
'', V'
f rait sand -a.t.1.
- w s .e utsa. -
' r.'-U-.(SU FVtl'ITS Oranaes,"- ' new
;-. i) I . . j . J I.; i apef ruit.
906
906 36 91
A year ago today all lines of live
stock were weak with hogs . f 5c lower.
Others unchanged.
BepreseatsttlTe Bales at Tarda.
The following are representative of
the sales made in the yards for recent
transactions and show exactly the state
of the demand and prices paid for varl-
us varieties and qualities:
COWS.
"Weight.
7 cows 17,000
3 cows . . u 14.385
21 cows 20,800
BULLS.
2 bulls , 4.J00
8TEERS.
steer 1,690
1 steers 13,600
1 steers 14,030
4 steers 1M.74U
11 steers 12.060
Following Is the general range of val-
i ues on stock ruling in the yards for late
hlpments:
Hois Best east of mountains. 16.000
6.26; ordinary, 35.76; blockers and. China
fats. $5.00!g6.60; Blockers and feeders,
4. 765.00.
Cattle Best east of mountains steers.
4.O04.25; medfium steers, 33.76; poor
s.uu; medium
Price.
32,25
2.60
2.65
12.00
13.60
3.76
8.75
3.75
8.75
t2.50igi3.00;
steers. $3.50; bent cow
cows, $2.6002.75; stags,
hulls. 11.76(31.00.
Sheep Best wethers, $3.7504.00; or
dinary wethers, $3.60; lambs, $4.00
4.26; straight ewes, $3.003.25; mixed
lots, $3.008.76. - . -
Veal Choice young calves; $4.60;
heavy and rough. $3.76 04.00.
New York Cotton Market.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Bank Clearings Increase.
Per cent
Portland . ................. 69.8
Seattle SI. 6
Tacoma . 6.1
Spokane . 25.6
Los Angeles 29.8
San Francisco , ... 42.2
Oakland 86.8
Sacramento i,., 40.4
Tacoma made the smallest gain In clear
ings on the coast, but conditions there
are rapidly improving. At Seattle the
increase war 81.6 per cent over a year
ago, or 28.2 per cent lessv than Port
ia na. i - .
BOSTON COPPER MARKET
OATS BARLEY
SEUIII6 LOWER
Transactions on Board of
Trade at Cut of 25c Ton
From Former Price.
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke com-!
pany. ,
iioston, ov. zi. urnciai Dia price:
Conditions In the business world show
a very healthy growth over last week
and over this same week a year ago.
Holiday trade is quite good in all lines
aiuiougn uie percentage or gain u
greater in some commodities than In
others. Portland leads the entire Pa-
cifio coast in Its bank clearings gain.
For this week the gain in clearings was
69 per cent over a year ago. The next
greatest gain on the Paciflo coast was
made by San Francisco, which shows
an Increase of 43.8 per cent. Sacramento
Is next with a gain of 40.4 per cent.
Amal. S2V,
Adventure ...
Aiioues as
Arcadian ... 4
Atlantic 17 W
Butte Coaja.. 264
Cal. & Arts. . .118
i-m. at necia.osu
Centennial . . 86
Cop. Range . SO hi
Daly west ...10
Franklyn ... 16
Granby ,.;..106H
Greene ....... 11
GIroux ....... t 4H
Mass
Michigan ... 1S
Mohawk .... 69
Miami 12
Nev. Con. ... 184
Newhouse
NippisSlng j.
No. Butte 7.. SB .
K. Butte ... iy
Old Dom. 67
Osceola 12 V
Ear rot ...... 27
Quincy ....
Royals
Shajinon . . .
Sup. & Pitts.
Tamarack . .
Trinity
Victoria
Wolverine 1...151
Winona 6
I UKon 43
Bay St Gas.. 16
U. S. Mln. ... 45
U. S. Oil ... 29K
e World's" Wheat Prioes.
' . , Dec,
Portland . ,............$ .S2b' e
Chicago. .............. 1.04HA. e
e St. Louis ,....f........ 1.08
Kansas City ........... .97 H
New Tork ....... 1.13 Mi
" Minneapolis 1.04. w
4 San Francisco 1.65 e
4 Liverpool . ............ 7s HHd
tnougnt ne win recover. Bosco was
working In the quarry when a rock was
dislodged and struck him on - the
snouioer. his collar Done was broken
and several smaller rocks caused num
erous bruises on tin head. He was
picked up by fellow workmen ' and
orougnt at one to the nospitai here.
HOTIVLAND LOSES SUIT
FOR $2,000 DAMAGES
Mistaken Identity of a Bottle Not
- Grounds tor Suit, According
to' the Surf. .
OFFERS TO SELL
HIT THE PRICE
Chicago Wheat Down Frac
tion Or Two Owing to
Bear Pressure.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Open. Close. Nov. 28. Loss.
Dec 104 H 104 Wi A 104 A
May 108 108 A 108A
July 102 102KA 102
Chicago, Nov. 21. Wheat opened un
changed to a shade higher here al
though the foreign markets were gen
erally depressed. After the opening the
disposition of the trade was to sell but
the offers were generally taken up at
a fractional decline In values. For the
day wheat shows a loss of to .c
with the weakness greatest in the May.
There is much speculation among the
trade regarding the exact standing of
the crop, in Argentina. On this point
the opinion of the trade Is equally di
vided and this is what caused today in
tense dullness. Some profess to believe
that the damage Is greater than report
ed while the- other side is equally posi
tive that rirst reports or damage are
always overestimated and this instance
is In no wise different from others.
Primary receipts in bushels:
Today. Year ago.
Wheat 1,265,000
Corn 456.000
Wheat 496.000
Corn 216.000
NEW YORK
BOARD OF TKAOH RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Flour. Barley. Oats. Hay.
Cars. Sacks. Cars. Cars. Cars.
Bat. ... 1 6.600 16
STOCK
MARKET SUP
Frt. .
Wed.
Tues.
Mon. .
. 19
. 66
. 42
.43
.122
1.100
5.860
3,000
8.000
1
12
8
34
40
7
4
9
11
26
11
There was a weaker tone to the grain
markets locally today. On the board of
trade, while a sale of barley was made
at a reduction of 25o a ton from former
quotations, there was no .change In the
bid and ask prices.
General Decline Is Brought maVerand forrhvcas"h,nantdhefJtu?et
met. .no iiu uiiaiigo mi uuuiauuns 10
day. Ths market for wheat was, if
anything, a fraction weaker, but this diet
not In any way affect the price. There
Is no business in the market at all.
un tne ortiana Doara or trade 400
tons of oats were sold for January and
Vow v,v x- i Tv,.. c. 1. I February delivery at 33.26 track. This
k.t VhnZ. tL "It'tJl ,i .7 . ls d?cIIn ot iT Previous quota
ket shows the effect of liquidation to- tions. a.nd indicates that tthe vast Storks
day and some severe losses are noted are at last causing some of the weak
In the general list. Amalgamated Cop- holders a degree of confusion. Board
per dropped from 84 back to 82. of trade quotations are showing a loss
where it closed rather weak? within a f 1Hc. lJen'llAa th? bl& 'orNovem-:
fraction of the low point of the day. Wl2- 'i6 fJ ?ecfm,ber '
.t.-to,! j 1 the bids are down 3Uc. and a similar!
points Jovver after severe selling ores- "KV" H ff
About by Bear Eaid and
Liquidation Today.
. (Special Dispatch is Tbs Journal.)
Oregon City, Nov.' 11. The suit of
Howland vs. Cahfll, for $2,000 damages.
In which plaintiff claimed that because
he drank formaldehyde from a ; bottle
handed him by the defendant for whis
key, he sustained physical injury. ; was
tried in the circuit court yesterday and
conunuea an aay. At o'clock: in the
evening the jury retired and at a late
hour agreed. This morning the handed
in a seated vercuct in tavor 01 tne de-
lenaanc . -
In the Janciial murder case, the d.
rense gave notice of motion for a new
triat ana was given until next Tuesday
to Drerjare the Dill of exRentiona.
. R. Rees, who entered the Electric
hotel and carried away a suit of cloth
ing and an overcoat front one of the
guest's rooms, was arraigned yesterday
afternoon and entered a plea of guilty
01 larceny irura a dwelling ana was
sentenced to two years In the peniten
tiary. ,
FINE DISCIPLINE
AT FltfE DBILL
High School Cleared Without Con.
fusion in 1 Minute, 10 Seconds
Fire Escapea Tested.
sure. ianaaian raoirio dropped an
equal amount after a verv hesitating
opening. Southern Pacific and llnion f.eLrt-,-'lv"yV"J
Pacific were hnth hi.-t k I cemoer oaney ai
Sales on the board of trade today were
406 tons of oats at $31.60 January and
February delivery, and 200 tons of De-
26.
There Is no change in the local flour
movement, the former losing 1 and l.f "T, " SfXT.? AV, iTl1.
the latter an niial atrn,.t TWi - 1 "'
erai market in.t frm 7 iX i u Kt. i ent orougnt rortn no response, owing to
eral market lost from to 1 points. I tne falllna silver market.
Board of trade prices today:
Range of N. Y. Drlces furnished bv
DESCRIPTION.
821.000
811,000
679,000
142,900
January '. 917
March 910
May 906
July 898
August .... .. .893
October 874
December 930
926 916 916
916 907 912Q91S
913 906 9n913
906 896 903Q904
894 888 893896
875 874 870
938 928 9290930
34.004.60; pineapples, Hawaiian, $3.00
04.2o doz; pears, Bartlett. $1.76; grapes,
$1.001.60; baskets, 26c; huckleberries,
8 9c b; cranberries, local, $10.60 bbl;
eastern, $12012.60 bbl.
ONIONS New Oregon, $1.1001.26
pec 100; California, $1S1.10;, garlic,
f 8o lb.
POTATOES New. selling, $1.00
1.26; buying for shipment, per cwt.
fancy, 90c$1.00; ordinary. 70 86c;
sweet, $17691.90
VEC3ETABLES Turnips, new Oregon,
76c II; beets. $11.26; carrots. 600
76e sack; parsnips, 85c 1.00; cabbage,
$ 1.60 a $ 1.76; tomatoes. 66c pei box;
California, $1 per crate; beans. 18c;
cauliflower, 76c II; peas. 12c; norse
radish 6 7c; artichokes, ( ) dos;
green onions, 16c per doz; peppers, bell,
6c; Chile ( ) ; head lettuce, 40c
doz; hothouse, 76c $1 box; radishes, ISo
dozen bunches; celery, 66 86c; egg
plant. 16c lb.
APPLES Good, $1(3 2; poor, 6076e
per box.
Groceries, Vats, Zto.
SUGAR Cube, J6.45; powdered, $6.30;
fruit or berry, $6.05; dry granulated,
$6.05; conf. A, 86.26; extra B, $6.66:
Golden G, $6.46; D, yellow. $6ll6; beet,
granulated, $6.86; barrels, 16c; half bar
rels, SOc; boxes. 66c advsnce on sack
basis.
(Above prices are 30 days net cash
quotations)
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100s,
$11.00 per ton; 60s, $11.60; table, dairy.
60s. 316.60: 10s. $16.00; bales, $2.36;
imported Liverpool, 60s $20.00; 100s,
$19.00; 40s, 318.00; extra fine, barrels.
2s, 6s and 10s, $4.6005.60; Liverpool
lump rock, $20.60 per ton.
RICE Imperial Jaoan No. 1. 6Ue;
No. 2, 614c; New Orleans, head, 66o;
Aiax ( ); Creole, 6Uc.
HONEY New. 16c per lb.
COFFEE Package brands. $11.60.
BEANS Small white. 16.26: large
white. $4.50; oink. 33.85: bavou. $3.76;
Limas. 15 75; Mexican reds, $4.50.
Heats. Zlsh and Provisions.
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams, 10 to 13 lbs, 16c per lb;
breakfast bacon, 13i21Hc lb; picnics,
10c lb; cottage roll. 11c lb; regular
short clears, smoked. 13c lb; backs,
heavy smoked, i:c lb; light, smoked.
14c lb; bellies smoked, 15c lb; pickled
tongues, SOo each.
DRESSED MEATS Front street
Hoes, fancy. 7c: ordlr.arv. H'HtU.n-
large, 6c; veal, extra, 8 9c lb; ordi
nary, 77Uc lb; heavy. 7c lb; mut
ton. fancy. 6 7c lb; spring lamb. 7
I C ID.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s. 14o
per id; os, i4c per id; av 10 tins. IJe
per lb; steam rendered, ios, 18c per
ib; ts, 13 e per lb; compound. 19s, $e
CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $2.48;
razor clams, $2.00 per box; 10c per dos.
FISH Rock cod. 10c lb; flounders,
6o per. lb; halibut. 7c per lb: striped
bass, 15c per lb; catfish, lOo per lb;
salmon, sllverslde, 7c; herrings, 6c
fer lb: soles, 7o per "lb; shrimp,
2e per lb: perch, 6c per lb; tomcod,
lOo per lb; lobsters, 26c per lb; fresh
mackerel, ( ) per lb; crawfish, 20s
rer dozen; sturgeon ( ) per lb; black
ass, 20c per lb; silver smelts. 6c per
lb; black cod, 7 o per lb; crabs, $1.23
01.76 oer dozen.
OYSTERS Shoaiwater Bay. per gal
lon, $3.60; per 100-lb asck. $6.00; Olym-
la, per gallon, per ivv-io mch.
R OA iR Kft: tTno-le canned. 60o caa.' 27.00
dozen; eastern in sneii. si.io per xvv.
jraiais, woai, vur xrsa.
ROPE Manila, 9c; slsaLi7e lb.
'LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls. 68c; cases.
64c; boiled, bbls, 60c; cases, 66c a gal;
lota of 260 srallons.' le less: oil cake
meal, $34 ton.
benzikk si fler eases. io per
gal iron ddis., ilo per gai.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. Tfco
lb; 6ooib lots, so per lb; less lots,
wr it. ' ',.
i tj itrjai i iia in cases, ma
cut "
wir.B.XAItS-Present tas!s. $136.
Range of Chicago prices furnished by
Overbeck A Cooke Co.
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec 104 104 104 104 A
May 108 108 107 108 A
July ......102 102 102 102KA
CORN.
Dec 63 64 . 63 68A
May 63 63 62 63 A
July 62 62 62 62
OATS.
Dec 49 49 49 49
May ...... 61 61 61 61ft
July 46 46 46 46
PORK.
Dec 1462 1465 1465 1465N
Jan. 1620 1627 16:0 1625A
May ...... 1650 1650 1637 1640
LARD.
Nov 93BN
Jan 940 940 932 935B
May ...... 955 955 947 950
RIBS.
Jan 857 857 850 852
May 867 870 867 870A
News Gossip
of Finance
Portland Banks.
Clearings today.... $873,196.10
Year ago 677,611.14
Gain today
Balances today
Year ago
...$295,683.98
...$ 93.667.19
... 116,642.61
Taooma Banks.
Clearings ,
Balances today
. . .$781,496
. .. 110,707
Seattle Banks.
Clearings today
Balances today
New York. Nov. 21. Bar silver, 49
Mexican dollars, 46c.
..$1,488,726
231,676
London, Nov. 21. Bar sliver, 23. l-16d.
New York, Nov. 21.
bonds: Date.
Twos, registered... 1980
do coupon....... 1930
Threes, registered.. 1908
do coupon. 1908
Threes, small bonds
Fours, registered... 1925
do coupon 1925
Twos, Panama
do coupon
Fours. Philippine
Government
Bid. Asked.
103 104
104
100
100
100
122
121
102
102
110
101
101
New York, Nov. 21. Metal Copper,
laue, H (3i ;c; eieciroiyiic, 14
Mtoc; castings, iinc,
Tin $29.90030.
Lead $4.36 4.40.
rfc'o per
ota. ta
te per
. Washington, Nov. 21. The treasury
imieineiii ivuay biiuwb;
Receipts, $5,566,632.
'.Disbursements, $2,370,000.
PORTLAND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
The receipts of produce at Portland
as compiled by the Board of Trade
snow xor tne past 24 hours:
1,033 boxes apples, 2 boxes berries, 25
Darreis crannerries, S7S crates grapes.
21 boxes pears, 14 crates celery, 25
sacHS oniona, joi sacas potatoes, z cars
potatoes. 1 car sweet potatoes, 4,000
barrels squash T7 cases butter. 63 cases
eggs, i car eggs, ii cases cheese, 3,270
gallons cream, 945 gallons milk, 21
coops chickens, 7 coops ducks, 16 coops
geese. 48 coops turkeys, 12.47-T pounds
dressed poultry, 96 dressed hogs 24
dressed veal. 17 dressed mutton' 17
boxes clams, 1 box canbs, 1 barrel crabs
6 boxes crawfish, 67 boxes fish 96
sacks oysters, 3 boxes shrimps, 4 boxes
mussels, 386 bales hops.
) Northwest Crop Weather.
Oregon Rain tonight and Sunday
warmer toniirht east Portion: incru.i..
southerly winds Interior: fresh mnih
erly gale along the coast
Washington Rain tonla-ht anil H,,n.
day; warmer east portion toriisrht: in.
creasing southerly winds interior, fresh
southerly gale along the coast
Idaho Kam tonight or Sunday north'
portion, rain tonight and Sunday south
portion; increasing southerly winds. i
O
84
46
is
133
4
49
94
99M
106
64H
"
28
10(1
11
147
48
29U
45
5'
.sU
76
3?S
38
48
138
146
117
Amal. Cooper Co.
Am. Car & F., c.
do pfd
Am. Cot. Oil, c.
Am. Loco., c ...
Am. Sugar, c...
Am. Smelt, c...
do pfd .......
Anaconda M. Co.
Am. Woolen, c.
Atchison, c
do pfd
B. & O., o
do pfd
BroOlyn R. T..
San. Pac, o. . . ..
en. Leather, c.
do pfd
C. & G. W., c...
C. M. & gt P--
C. & N. W.. c...
Ches. & Ohio ...
Col. F. & I., c...
Col. So., c
Col. So., sec. n. .
Col. So., first p.
orn pais., o.
Corn pdts., p
Del. & Hudson.. 176
uen. & Rio u., c.
Den. & Rio G., p.
Erie, c T.
Erie, second p..
Erie, first p
Great No., p. . . .
111. Cen.........
Lo. & Nash.....
Man. Ry
Mex. Cen. Ry. . .
mo. Kan. c t., c
Mo. Kan.' & T., p
uisiuiers . . . .
Ore Lands
Money 3rd Ave.
Mo. Pac
Nat. Lead I
N. Y. Central .
N. Y.. Ont. & W
Nor. & W.. c.
North American.
Nor. Pacific, c.
Pac. Mail 63. Co.
Pcnn. Ry.
P. G., L. & C. Co.
Pressed 8. Car, c
do, pfd
Reading, c . .
do, 2d pfd . . .
do, 1st pfd
Kep. iron & 8., c.
ao pra
Rock island, c.
do, pfd
S.. L. & 8. F.. 2 p.
no, lsi pm . . .
St. L. & S. W., c.
do, pfd
So. Pacific, c...
do pfd
Southern Ry., c.
do pfd
Texas & Pacific
T., S. L. & W.. c
do pfd
Union Pacific, c
do pfd
U. 6. Rubber, c.
do pfd . . . ....
TJ. 8. Steel Co.,'c
no pra .
Wabash, c. ....
do pfd .-. ...i
TTr U. Telegraph
Wis. Central, c.
do pfd . . .fa
Wheeling-L. E.,.Ml
w csLiiiKnouse
lTtah Onnnr
Tenn. CoppeS1
35
33
72
322
83
116
43
83
72
141
.?!
129
100
84
46.
38
65
133
4
49
96
99
106
64H
176
28
100
147
48
89
45
61-
69
176
76
33
38
48
138
146
118
82
45
37
54
133
9f..
48
94
99
105
63
176
27
100
146
47
38
61
35
33
73
33
62U
!
116
43
83
72
141
81
129
100
137
'88"
27
87
22
48
S3
-2i"
117
24
68
31
60
180
36
106
66
113
16
86
65
81
93
47
175
t.
32
38
47
188
1 ll
117
84
83
71
31
60
83
115
42
83
73
140
80
Hit
137
88
2744
87
22
49
33
ii'
117
''
68
31
60
181
Sv
10S
664
113
15
86
i
62
47
Total sales. 483,400 shares.
136
92a
481
82
46
101
87
6 44
133
92
106
90
99
105
04
174
27
99
12
146
172
47
38
45
61
69
1?
76
175
12
76
32
88
137 tt
144
118
142
84
68
CLUB WHEAT.
' Bid.
November 91
December '. 92
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
November 163
; December 166
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY.
November 133
December 136
January . 140
Ask.
93
3
15S
167
136
138
Statement of
N. Y. Banks
lunuea frees Leased Wlre.t
New York. Nov. 21. The weekly
statement of the associated banks Issued
today shows the following ensnares:
Keserve on au aeposiis aecrease
$612,325.
Reserve, on all deposits other than
I United States decrease $618,500.
I,oans increase i4.sz5,boo.
SDecie Increase 31.802.400.
Legal tenders increase $711,700.'
Deposits increase $10,605,700.
Circulation decrease $4,630,600.
Total loans. 81,833,773,100.
The surplus of the banks is $30,893.-
125, as against a deficit last year of
$64,103,600. and a surplus two rears aco
i of $4,408,425.
PRODUCE IN SAN I'RANCISOO
31
60
82
115 I
42
83
71
San Francisco. Nov. 21v Eggs Per
dozen, California fresh, Including cases,
extras. E4c: firsts. 60c: seconds. 40c:
33 thirds. 28c; California storage, extras.
72 I 86c; firsts, 32 c; seconds, 26c; eastern
storage, extras, 2 8 He; firsts, z?c; sec
onds, 26c. s
Butter Per pound, California fresh,
extras, 31 c: firsts, 27c; seconds, 23c;
thirds, 20c; eastern extras, 27c; ladles,
extras, 22c; firsts, 21c: pickled No. 1,
23 c; storage, California extras, 26 c:
140 Packing No. 1. 21 c. -
Hou viice) now, ucr uvunu, imiiriua
iiais, 97:, ihblb, iou ocuuuua,
iittc; uauiornia young America, xancy,
I7c: firsts. 16c: eastern New York
Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Oregon flats.
fancy,' 14c; Oregon Young America,
fancy, 16c; storage, California fancy
riats. izc; uregon riais, rancy, Uftc;
Oregon Young America, 15e.
Potatoes Per cental, river whites,
sacks, fancy,' 7086c; poor, 6066c;
Salinas Burbanks. $1.401.65; Oregon
Burbanks, $1.16 01.30; sweet potatoes,
per pound, 11C.
unions per sack, 6076c, .
Oranges Per box. new croo navels.
$1.76 3.00; tangerines, crates, $1.00.
VANCOTJVEE 1TAY GET
MODERN PLAYHOUSE
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.
Vancouver, Wash.. Nov. 21. The
first fire drill of the winter was held
at the high school yesterday afternoon.
It was a thorough success and proved
the discipline In force at the school.
There was not the allahtest mnfinUn
although no warning had been, given
to either teachers or scholars. The
pupils left the building by the regular
Butirwnys in one minute ana ten sec
onds. In order to test the fire escapes
Professor Shumway sent 100 from the
second floor by that way. Thev made
it to the ground in one minute and 45
seconds, this is considered an excel
lent showing.
BEANCH SCHOOL IS
WANTED AT WICHITA
". 'vfrn i-u aw xus suuiuat, f
Oregon City, Nov. 21. The people of
wicmi4 eiiruon ana vicinity, wno are
in th extreme northwest corner of
Milwaukee school district, three miles
distant from the school house, have pe
titioned tbe Mllwaiikle school board tor
a branch school.
The board at Its next meeting will
call a special election and submit the
mstter to the taxpayers of the district
Ninth and tenth grades are to be
established In the school at Clackamas,
which will fill a long felt want In that
district.
county. Considering the time ' of
year, the floral offerings were extra
ordinary. Mrs. Daly, with her husband,
was a resident of Vancouver and Clarke
county for many years and few had a
wider acquaintance - throughout the
county than she. Of a genial disposition,
she made a host of friends who mourn
her demise at the prime of life.
SOLDIER NABBED IN
5 , ACT OE STEALING.
. (8ceclal Plkpatcb to Tie JouraaU
, Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 21. Claude
V. Weldy, a private Of D company, was
arrested last night by Police Officers
Thompson and Gassaway in the act of
stealing a valise belonging to W. J.
Butte from in front of the Star theatre
on Main street. He will be given a
B tt b.efor th Justice court today.
. b Miu niiior, mill
pas a table In the entrance to the Star
inea.ire.i ne valise was setting on the
table. Weldv cama llnnr ni.lrw4 I. n
?nf wa'klng away when nabbed by
Vancouver Defeats Washougal.
(Special Dlipatch ta The loornoti
Vancouver. Wash.. Nov. 21. -In a fast
gams of basket ball last evening at
washougal the flrt n .v.. r
S?r .h.Lff,h.,scn1. defeated the Wash-
n-ctm 1 ciuo team by 26 to 13.
The game was the first one played this
season bv . th hi-w m.-ZivI. r
ih2y.S!iSW cnt form, considering
,hThi tKmm.tlly hav ben practlc":
lng. The brilliant wnrlr ne a
rffKf1 a?d.M1Uop of VancouvJr was
noticeable all through the game.
News In Brief.
Vancouver.; Wi.h - X7a ; ' " Mat.-
Married Peool.'- ni, h' V--. "i7",9
Mra Winters of Minnesota, who for
a time was not expected to survive, is
fast recovering from typhoid fever and
will soon oe able to leave ths T hospital.
Although the croo la heln. ZJZit
JfrUD frowers In this county are
Successful Meeting. ' "
Vancouver. Wash. Vn i c
Circle, Women of WoodcraftTheld a
very successful meeting lo.t
Officers for the coming year were
elected followed by light refreshments!
w laiac attenaanoe.
WEATHEH REPORT .
Waahinjton coast. warnings for
Which wera at 7-5ft tai
ngham bay and along the coast from
Cape Flattery to Coos Bay. Belated re
ports from Thursday's storm show the
maximum velocity at North Head to
have been 84 miles from the southesst
during the late afternoon, and 72 miles
from the soatheast at Ttnnh
at about the same time.
Moderately heavy rain has fallen In
western Oregon, Washington, southern
Idano, northern Nevada and extreme
northern California, and light rain has
fallen in eastern Oregon, northern TAahn
and in central California as far south
as San Francisco. Fair weather pre
vails Jn the south Pacific states and
everywhere east of the Rocky moun
tains. The temperatures, except In New
England and the middle Atlantic states,
are above normal, and thev r
above normal in the northern states be-
wen me jnocay mountains ana the
uke region.
The inthatlnna ar fnw ... i- f
district tonight and Sunday, with In-
reaamg soumeny winds in the interior
nd a fresh southerly sale alon tha
coast
Temp. f
Max. Min. PreciD.
Baker City. Or. ...
Kansas City, Mo. . .
LwlBton, Idaho . .
Little lock. Ark. ..
Los Angeles, Cal. .
Portland, Or
Roseburg, Or
Sacramento, CaL . .
St Louis. Mo-.
St Paul.- Minn.
Salt Lake, Utah . . .
San Antonio, Texas
Walla Walla. Wash .
6
68
66
74
70
69
68
66
62
66
68
78
64
Reception Is Given.
(SoecUl Dispatch to The Journal.
Oregon City, Nov. 21. Misses Winnie
and Irtne Hanney gave a reception at
their home on Main and Eighteenth
streets last evening. The time was
pleasantly passed In music and games.
One ot the features was a Happy Hooli
gan cap-fitting match, Happy being
there In a lie-slsed water-eoior picture,
bareheaded,1 the task being to fit his
cap on his head while blindfolded. The
prise was won by Gerald Warner.
After music, delicious refreshments
were served. All 'the guests enjoyed a
royai gooa ume. inere were present
Misses aena aaoore, Alice Moore, M.
Pickens, Mabel McOrail. Clara Fields.
Helen Barber, Hilda "Forsberg, Lela
Moreland and - Henrietta Ellis, and
Messrs. Elmore Johns, Ed Busch. Thom
as Simmott, Orren Cheney, Gerald War
ner, iee snannon ana rercy roians.
Probate Court Business.
fSwlkl DlsDateh to The Jmmil 1
Oregon City. Nov. 21. The Inventory
ana appraisement, vi m eniaia or rtOD
ert Shepherd, deceased, was filed In
the probateX court yesterday. Appraised
valuation, $7,000.
Letters of administration of the es
tate of Catherine M. Cully, deceased,
were Issued to John Cully. The value
of the estate is $800.
The court made an order authorizing
Luther Warner, administrator of the es
state of J. h. Warner, deceased, to sell
all the personal property of the estate,
ine time ueing appraisea at ipou.
Funeral of Mrs. Daly.
(Special Dispatch to The JoarnM.1
Vancouver, wash.. Nov. 21 Tha
funeral of Mrs. Daisy B. Daly, wife of
Charles Daly held at noon yesterday
frOm Brush Prairie, was one nt tha mn.l
largely attended ever held- in this Funeral notice hereafter.
82
40
88
66
48
48
46
60
44
38
36
66
.0
.0
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.0
.0
.28
.10
.0
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.0
.0
.26
DEATHS
OONTRTMAN In this city. November
u, ii iue ramiiy resiaence 611 fiorth
4th street Betsy A. Contryman. wife
of W. ,H. Contryman, mother of Charles
Contryman of . this city and Ora E.
Contryman of Port Edwards, New York,
aged 8 years.-ir months and 28 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
KAKBITZ At the family residence on
tbe Llnhton rosd, November 20, Wil
lie Kakrits, aged 20 years, six months
and six days.'
NEWMAN -R. D. Newman, city. No
vember 20, age 46; cancer ot the lung.
SAX At her late- residence, 66 East
Twenty-second street November 20,
1908. Catherine Sax, aged 68 years.
Funeral will take place from the Apos
tolic Christian church, 68 East Twenty
second street Sunday. November 22, at
1 p. m. Friends invited. Interment
Rose City cemetery,
BOYD In this city, November 20, at
her residence, 743 Kearney street,
Mrs.Agnes Gray Boyd, aged 68 years.
PATER In this city. November 20,
Claude Pater, father of Mrs. J. Man
tel 11, Mrs. L. BummersfMlss M. Pater
and Miss Lucean Pater, of this city, and
r - Tt vl M -nr. u Yr.w
, a , a, ui t.ii, j . , , .11, ira.ii.,
aged 73 years 9 months and 28 days.
Negotiations Are Now Under Way
for Its Construction Believed
It Would Pay WelL
(Special Dispatch ta Tbe Journal.)
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 21. There
now on foot a deal for the construction
of a modern theatre at Vancouver. The
new house will be under the manage
ment or ejus a. nager, at present lessee
of the Auditorium. . Manager Hager is
RAN FRANCISCO GRAIN MARKET ot at liberty to Tl've out deUilsT&t he
declared this morning that things look
San Francisco. Nov. Jl.-Mereh.nt. '5&h&ora.P Cla" hU' thM
Caan6 wheat Uwll- w.u. DurlnK tne PMt thr Mveril
. caan neat Walla Walla, white nmtoxta fn, a .v,....
red 78:76U.'eSrl,ank, VM Wk'y Vfh bUt ottastoUOB.
K,.tnr 6 JU-fe SJ'.J1-.5,-,. v. ell through, the Investors being skepti-
Jl?t tu'e.wheat- May. $1.71 bid; De- cal as to the earning power of such ah
.!!: ..u. . Investment .With the rapid growth of
Cash barley Brlrht 81 48 hid- hrw.
ing, $1.47. ' .
Future barley May. II. 4s ' hlil:
149 asked; December, $1.46 bid;
i. 1 1 anaea. .
Millstuffs Bran.- 129.60: middlings.
lit vu; snorts, jsi.ov.
Oats White. $1.73 per -cental.
Vancouver it Is believed a theatre would
pay well.
JOHN DEAK0 WILL
NOT LOSE SIGHT
ISneetal TJIsriatrli to The lMin.,1 ' '
Vancouver. Wash.. Nov. 91 rv.
Deako the 11 year old boy Of Sara,
this county, who was painfully injured
While exnerlmentlnr with mviI., , .
and sheep, ) fast recovering and will probably be
- I taken homer tomorrow or Monday. At
Hogs Strong in East.
Chicago, Nov. 11. Hogs, 20.000; cat
tle, 600; sheep. 2.600. 'Hogs are stronr.
i,ert over yesterday, ,100. Receipts I while experimenting with powder
ycui navf a a.uuu. aat,a,aa
steady. : .....
Ladd & Tilton Bank
PORTLAND, OREGON
- . " ' "'
Established 1859.
Oldest Bank on the Pacific Coast
Capital fully paid - - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.00
OFFICERS
VV. M. Ladd, President R. S. Howard Jr., Asst.' Cishier.
Edward Cookingham, Vice-Pres, T. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier.
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier. Walter M. Cook. Asst Cashier.
Interest paid on time deposits and! savings accounts. Accounts of
banks, firms, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks
for sale and drafts issued available - in all countries of Europe,
Kansas City. Mo.. Not. 81. Recelnta. I oosslblv both eve wouM ha mln. k,,
owsi oivv, came, evv, "ueop, none. I un anenaing pnysician, nas succeeded
t- ) I in saving ootn. mi recovery has 4eun
TJvpnwvnl VhAt Mrlr i remarxaoie.
Liverpool, Nov. II. Wheal! Close: "
December. .7s ll4d: March. 7s au&:
May. 7s 8d. . .:J-. .. .-
Coast Wheat Cargoes.
-NOV.
Bosco Meets With Disaster. '
Vancouver. Wash... Nov. 21.-riu.in.
' Vlo Bosco, a Qreek employed at the
Fisher stone quarry, is at St Joseph's
hospital, suffering from dangerous' and
MVerrtOnl '-NOV. 1 1 Pr!ff. MltlT..illnrl n.ln.il lhli,.l.. .. U.
wheat cargoes oulet but stsdy; Walla I suit of belnf struck on the head by a'
alla, 37, d; California, 36s, huge boulder. This morning ,lt Is'
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Commission Merchaalx, Stocks, Bonds, Colloa. "rain, Eli
Z1M17 BOARD OF TRADB BUILDING
- Mernbrs Chicago Board of Trade, Correspondents of Logan, & Bryan,
Chicago, New York, Boston. '
We have tbe only private wire connecting Portland with the eastern
)", : '' -" ' exchanges, f 1 .:,.-. --
r MEMBERS PORTLAND BOARD OF TRADK. '