The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1910, Page 13, Image 13

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2 GARS COCIIELLA
Initial Shipment frdm' Calif or-
nia New Cron Is Due Within
Few Days and Wil Farce
Texas to Take Back Seat.
Bermuda onions front-Cochella, Csl..
have bean ordered, and will arrive In
, thia city within a few days.
ley has started, and a big crop lsHald
? to have been produced this season.
"The Cochella onions will not cost as
much aa the Texas stock." says R. V,
'. Hosklngr, the local representative of the
CooheUa association. "Two cars have al
.; ready been ordered for local parties."
' The fact that California Is now able
llk?i rnt niVt iTtiir hlnmena to t"s
, likely cut out future shipments to this
to produce onions as early as Texas will
coast . from the Lone Star state. Not
' only can the onions be grown as early,
but the difference in the freight charges
glv.es the southern California product
me wmp nana in mo coai, umrsuui. .
Eesr Market Not So Firm.
UK BOM
BV LOCAL DEALERS
era - -
Mr..n ..Hnr..l el mav K- m.H.I
at 260 a dozen, values generally do notu
Ab.?vt!?f.n2 "?.iiwfert0,lo:
s "irA ..'?f lirx'x...
e3
?..fUSawilh Pnri cto?t 'eofn
lUi,V---lt-o,M h2 imrfrSi?i
houses, It would be impossi-
up m jsoc . DeumuBo linn yi iuo U,V
storers to qu
Into the Ice n
ble 'to maintain values.
. TiAimin Ufarlrot. ti M(Mm.i - I
... ' I
r resent, inu caupni are iimi lumuu
prices here will advance to such a nign
value that Importations will be brought
Esir market Is not so firm here, and.l.u.i.. ..i.iin.. ahamiv in nrH.r ta
1 from Sicily. A cerUlngrade of lemons
Is today quoftd in California at $3.40.
A week ago' the same grade was 13, and
a year ago today $2.26 a box. .Because
of the artale at Ran Diero. It is lmDOSSl
ble to bring supplies from there, and
one car was recently condemned in this
market.
..;; Potatoes Not Being Dug.
-So low la the prioe offering for pota
toes and' so disgusted are the growers
that many have plowed up their-supplies
and did not dig them. There is
practically no call for potatoes of the
1909 crop from the outside.
California new potatoes are arriving
from the south In larger lots, and are
' Pressed Veal Is Lower.
- As forecast ml this report yesterday.
dressed veal market is lower today. The
tiptop of the Front s street market at i
this time is 12e a nound, and It is only i
for exceptional quality mat uns price is
obtainable.
Dressed hogs are
prloes. . ... : m
firm at former
Vlndn' Pjnwlni Arrln 1lAmi1ar1.
Additions'' supplies V .'-of strawberries
-om" the Florlri:-Cali district are ar-
. rrom xne lonn, V.., '-
nvine can v.. ana toaav ine urco ianu i
at i5c per one poud box. The Los n-J
i. ne ttxm oarlianrv. ISc: firsts. 16 c: Oregon. 19c:
wVsVeshlpped to 'the airth. " '
was.esnippea toinanurwi. f
sruM arrow 1rMWTtAw'
Stems. Wool aad Etdea. ,,-
. . i
HOPS 1909. choice,? 164il7cj J)rime,J
16e; medium,, 14c. ' -
BHEIif'SKLNS vnearing. i w zr i
each: short wool, zanuc; meaiura
wool, I0ctl each; long wool. 6c
ti 95 ch. :.'!-
y WOOli -Nominal. 1910, Willamette
valley, 20 21c; eastern Oregon, J6&
tan.
TALLOW Prime.' rw lb., J4e: No.
S mrntt rrnl. tdlUa ...
. HIDES Dry hides, lHlTtto lb.;
green. 7HW8o lb.: bul is. green salt,
to lb.; kips, : 8 lOo; cavaa green,
ll15e per lb. ' '
CHITTIM BARK -1909 Nominal. i
"MOHAIR 1910, ..627e. - . ' - i
Butte-, Hag and 'ultrr.
' EGOS Local, candled, : select, 25
(, . ,, . ... .j., .... , ....
BOTTPR J AT Delivery t. o. b, Port
landSweet cream, lie: sour. 29a
BUTTEK Extra creamery, . lie;
fancy, 32 Vto; store, , Mo; California ex-
tra creamery,-8
POULTRY -
a creamery, . jto. ;
POULTRY Mixed ' chickens, 19
lHo; fancy hens. 194 20o per pound;
stags. lHe; - old,. ,l2c; erollers,- 281
80o: f reyel-s , 20c: geese, 1218oi
for live. 14 lBo tor dres-ad: ducks,
Jfle: turkeys, alive. 20Jlej dressed. 870
" I8c; pigeon's, squabs. 2.608.00 dozen; I
dressed chicaena. ic w no pouna nign-1
tnan a nve. ' - -
rancr -run
rma rv Ma ffn iiu,' . TfiniPTB ana aaiaiea.
J lV4(S20c; Toung America, 8080He;
J California ; flats, 18c; -t Wisconsin, .old.
Srala. none jravw
RARLEf 1 I-rodacers' Drlca 1108
Feed. 820; rolled, 888: brewing. 80.(k.
WHEAT Nominal Track, olub,
94c: bluestem. . 89c1.00; , Willamette
valley. SSo , ... ' " - '
M1LLSTUFFS Beiung rroe oran,
OATB Spot delivery. nw oroduoerr
$26; middlings. $33.50: .snorts, iziyis; Mav . " . 1487 '
ehop. $30: alfalfa meal, $21 per W .'.:.:;:"?;:
Willamette valle,. .lift bbu: local Ka ".nil iS3
. Straight, 84.70 6.8(5; takers. $6.65 6.7.; fAU,V I28i 1299
' stpqrt gVades.l4.10: graham, H, ,IMI ills
' avs.su: rye, Daiea, i. 1
v price Track No. 1 . white. $28 28.66
'"ccJRIVhole, $8: eracked.. tjt toa.
HAI rroouctn I
Wlilmtt vallev. fancy. 880021: etdl
tiary, $18; eastern Oregon, $22023;
mixed, $15.80; clover. No. 1. 81l.6fll;
' wheat. $18017; cheat. $17011; alfalfa.
: 117 WIS. '
niaad TegataUeak
t-r.9H FRT7ITS Ornaee: Nw ra
. . aa a, A an Waw Kammf. KAKLLA
lb.; lemons. $3.7694.60 box: srap.rrult,
5ii6tto- Uawberfus:
6io. .strawDerries,
34; pineapples.
12.75 crate.
POTATOES Bell!ngtw, 10065c;
buring. Mitern Multnomah and Clacka-
hr: Willamette val r. 45a
vkjFTARLF:(Nw turoLos. TtO
f&c; beeta 79l6c: carrot a. Tt07$e;per
sack; cabbass. $1,16: per cwtj to
matoes, MexK-an. $2.60; Florida$4.25a
. 4 60 crt.: beans, lllc 10.; csuiiriower.
0rQll dos.; horseradish. 10; green on
ions. 40ft46e oos.; rappers, be'L 86e lb.;
bead lettuce. 40eoc: doa: hothouae.
11 siftHQ box: radishes. 36S40e dos.
bunches: celery. $4 craterers plane, 16e
lh.; iHl potatoes. $100; sprouts, 19
3c; eucumbera. $2-00 dosen; asparagus,
4 6 "
ONIONS Jobbinc $1690111
per ewt; No. 8, $1 2891 buying. No.
L $1.16: rarlio. l le ner lb. --
APPLES 81.8948 3 .
Oroeertea. XTots. Jte.'
BCUAR enbe, l.e; powoered. $8 25;
fruit or berry. $8.26; cry grauulatd.
6418: conf. A, $..6; etra E. 86 66;
soilea O. 1166; yellow 3S 65; tx-l.
14 C5; barrel. 15c; balf barrftls. 80c;
boica. 66e sdvance aa sack baste,
(Above qoniations are In days net
eSKh cuotaUtrs. . - -
UlCh Imperial tr-aa Ka. a He;
Ne. 8. 6 He; New Orleans seed. 80 1
Criie. 6 We.
8 4UT-Corw Hir ITMii .'.
811 6 fr ton: 4s. Sit t e : ine f rr,
! 3TI 19; lS. fltM; beiaa 811:
flra harr . . a- $44
Ofts. lrr.p rk. !!. r-rr fc-a,
',t-t vw Jie per U
I A f n 1 8iT6: -t
whu. 14: r . I"; bayou. $ii:
Ll.-raa. S S; r-. I
kHti, jia s yrn-wta
tRl.;;.J i. A18 rrott trt
FEW,
V V
ICIIEESE PHICE IS
LOIR 111 GREAT
Tillamook Advices Tell of Much
; Larger Supply, and This
Brings Daisies and Triplets
as Low as 19 1-2 Cents.
Makvof new cheese Is Increasing: rap-
ldIA and a aharp decline Is ahown In
prices. .. -r .. . i. - -:
Whlls local arrival bava not been up
to expectations, Increased supplies Are
expected on the next boat coming: from
Tillamook.
Today's price on daisies and triplets
Is y.a and 20c a rund. end a. further
decline Is anticipated." Flats are quoted
at 19o and 19o a pound. ... ..
Supplies from California are not so
liberal, but it is understood that eddl-
I'tlonal shipments will come from there
becauge Q the very low prices In the
South ami the better market here.
California cheese does not give satis-
I racism In thla market, and never finds
I a sale here except when no local cheese
n9 available, now mat xuiamooic, uoos
HAT Ann orner cenieri ara aoia to tup
the . current demand, importers or
i n.iifn.niii nnABBA will wm Tnrfatn m r ii i
"i " .
Tillamook Bsason Is Early,
latest advices from Tillamook, the
cheese city, are to the eirecr tna me
cheese city, are to the effect-that the
cheese season there is somewhat earlier
than usual, and, with good rains during
winter amTthe grass In fine condl-
lfhpa spaa
th. mflka this vear oromiaes to be
I trrftf Ar .than usual. ui recent utoboih
Fhr nan been a shortage of Tillamook
nhiwaa In this market durinsr the winter
y " T flrni-u
" k!?aT T .
"ever known before.. v . ,
.SKuSdSC oTcheese
with largei euppl lea of cheese
n.ti?"?ualuy. " "nowm '
great jra-
proyeroeni.
OF PRODUCE
AT SAN FRANCISCO
t
(United Pirns Leatwi Wlre. "
San Francisco, ' April 13. Wheat,
Australian, - 1.87H 1.B2HJ Bonora,
11.82 Vi wiLSZHI good jo 'cnoice uaiiror-
nta club, 11.67 US tt: northern
wheat" bluestem,. $1.75 1.80; club,
11.6 ?TB1-T0if Turkey. ;$t7H 1.7?
Russian red, 11.65 l.7. " . v. XL
Barley Peed, good to choice, tl.lTHQ
1.30; fancy, IK2214; poor to fair, 11.10
l.lBj brewing and shipping, $1.26
1.27U : '.chevalier, nominal. f
. EcKS-r-Per dosen. California' fresh, tn-
tludlng .cases, extras, 24c; firsts, 24c;
seconds, 23c; thirds, 21c. V H
Butter Per pound. California treen
extras. 26 firsts, i 6c; seconds, 25 He;
Packing stock No, 1, ,24c. ::J.S1-
'-- "r"r" Art r1lfnrla
"'" rr:. . '
"ats. , laney. c; nrsts,
' Ybung 'America, 20c; 1 storage' New
York- rheddars. fancv. 20c: do singles.
20 Wisconsin singles fancy, 19o; Ore-
l60!a75o In sacks, with extra Qualities
: ruift Lutjii rwi mvvr- ffiiiLrni
quotable at 75t90o; Jiompocs, 1.40
11.50; ne"w, per pound, 2H3Mc; sweet
potatoes m crates, i.ou(ai.uu lor xapcy
I oniy. . , . t
- Onions Per cental, Qregtm, fl.SS
11.60: sew sreen. 60o tier box.
Oranges Per box, new navels, choice,
$l.76ti2.00; fancy, $2.252.75; new tanT
gerlnes, 1.00 1.60.
. 1 .
Fl
(United Press Treated Wirt,
Seattle, VVasn., April, 13.-
Bb
tter
wasnmgton. creamery, iirsis, sac; rancn.
28c; eastern creamery. 8082c; process,
California 20lfro2c. '.
i-8S ix)cai rancn, z 131.70; vanior-
nia, jise; . Oregon,
Cheese creamDTica, iQ.er wneei
rick, 1
Bwjss. .somzso: diock hwiss, jic; im.
Ported wheel Swiss, loo; . Wisconsin
young America,, isqiibc; iniaraooa.
ot-. , , . .
Onions Oregon kiln dried. ' $1.71 per
. Potatoes Fahcv " a-raded. " '818 ftlS:
fancy - eastern Wsshington,' - $14 18;
White River, IlOtrlS; sweets, 83.50 per
ewt; Early Rose, $30; Early Ohio, ! 20.
Jffw : Tork Cotton Market.
New Tork.. April 1$. Cotton market
'..' - Open' High Low Close
Jan. . 4, ..1231 ; 1238 . 1238 .12S.-H4
1499 1499-1601
1497
1484 . 1489-90
.... 4463-54
1447 1463-68
14HI 13M-89
1290 .1298-1300
1249 1261-52
... 12-8
1231' 1235-S8
Nov.
Dec.
...1224 1239
Logs, fancy, 13 He; ordinary. He; veals.
extra, itc: ordinary, 1 1 n 11 vtic; npring
liiml UAH
c; yeaning lamoa, xic
breakfast bacon. 204 18 "Ac: bollid
ham, 2702i picnics. 15Hc; eottage
roil, ( ); regular short clears. Smoked,
UHc backs, smoked. llo; pickled
tongues,40o lb. .' '
i.AKU-Kettia jear. 11 c per
earn rendered, 6s, ile par lb.; cora-
"M"
Pu". "V Pr
TunrENTlNE la eases,. 711
fiTHTrn.q shoaiwatar bar. ear nl
Ion. $2.2i; per 19 Ihi sack, $6; Olympta,
rr gallon. 82.76: per :o lb. aaefc 870
69: csanad eastern, see can. 69 dos.;
saMrn in shell. II. e par ids, ;
FI H Nominal Rock eod. ISC!
flounders, 4rj halibut. 7c; itrind
baae, -J6cz catfish, 10c: fmsen saliTinn,
Steelhead, 8c; fresh . Chinook, lie;
soles, 7e; - shrimps, ltSc perrS.
7c; tomcoa. re per- in.; loDeiers. iwj
rr - lb.: herring, sc per lb.; craw
fish, ) -dos: sturgeon, ( ) per
It tiers taaa. oo lb.; coiutncia smeita.
61 ?5 rer box: stiver smalta. 7e lb : black
cod. te per lb.; crabs, $1.310176 per
do. "n.
fUV Hn-TeII. 1 Mr txrx, 1149:
rax or damn II boa-
l-e4iiU. uoal CO. TTSS.
BKIZINJt. ofiM, rut lie er
gal.: Iron bbla tlSo per fl.
LINi-LEIj oIL Itaw. bbla., 90c; ca,
96c: t.wari.- bt.: lie: caaaa. tie:
rT gar, ion lots cf lit t,'1ora. Is laas;
tU-c- ireal (none lo market).
WHITE u Ton lota e rt
P : 6u4 kits. 6e tr ls ;'lea lots.
6 e per i -v
COl L CI L, Pearl. stral anj ur. 16s
t r r n: eoon. ,r .'"; .!.
Ie (a.jcn; b-d hc DSa .;oa;
tra mr, lie ) artr 1 1 H
l;ilf rn ..uu, iriil sater whl.a.
Ii- s - ' r..
i'liiV" fH rrewn eel f"ar.
Jlwile or: M t' n. IHIIi
, V. M. 1-. t.;i.... i: S tj : t
tjia.
Ta to n "ts li r.' ;
IDFJISEIHE
r . .. . . ,
PIE
SEATTLE PRODUCE
I
NAY
5 1 r 8-
oi:::cou daily jou::::au. Portland, Wednesday evening. April 13,
Ji1.
GIG RISE TODAY
; III l. Y. MKET
Talk of Increased Dividend for
Steel Brings Response by
j: Two and ; One Eighth Rise
Trading Is Heavier.' -
'','', Xa Tlnaadai Way.V
e Heavy advances scored in Mew
Tork stocks toward closing.
e Talk of Increased , dividend
, helps Steel stocks., t .
4 - More gold shipped to London '
e today.
Sharp advanoe in Rock Island
e 'Shares. " ..''! ' i , . " ' . '
e Heavier tracing In New Tork.
e ..market today.
! ' Call loans nominal at 114 per
e cent. . ; ' ' 1
New Tork. 'April 18-Stock market
closed, with, a sharp upward awing after
a very easy Dpeninr. most prices start
ed lower than yesterday. '
Heavy advances, were made In the
prioe of apeolaltles toward the close
of the day. Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cific, Rock Island. StteL Great North'
era and Amalgamated Copper being the
leaders.' ..''."'
- The new directory of, Rock Island
gave hope to a better conditio!, in that
system and the talk of an increased div
idend for Steel brought both of these
Issues into prominence, ...
Trading showed Considerable improve
ment over yesterday." At 11 o'clock the
ulna vara 1XA.O00 ahareB. noon 847.900
shares, 1 o'clock 514,200 shares,' and at
2 o'clock. 668.700 shares. j ,
Money situation is showing; no change
and call loans ruled nominal during; the
day around 3 per ceni.
. summary. of Wall Street. . " .
Wall Street Journal says In Its sun?
marv trtAa.vi
American stocks In London. Inactive
and rather hesvy. . . '
London settlement began today and
quotations are now for new account..
. Tnrilana inlna atrlke settled.
New York Central offer of arbitration
was accepted by employes.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Offers to take
over subway bridge loop.
Revived talk of increase of Steel com
mon dividend. .v 1 1
- Reported producers considering" fur
ther reduction la copper output- v
'vGood rains in 'Texas improving- crop
outlook. v . . , " ' m
Pittsburg Iron and steel makes report
good volume 01 ousiness.
Jllicago reports some cnecn: u iiuni
lng of western farm" values.
; Four million dollars -goes by Maure
tania Joday. making $11,000,000 sent to
London on present movement and $16,
860,000 exported this year.
' Louisville & Nashville earnings first
Week April increased iv,Yt; irom
July 1 increase $4,560,610. '
' Range Vf ew York prloes furnished
py uverpecK & tjQOKe uo.: - .
Descrlption- IOpen High Ixtw j Bid
Auial. Copper Co.
Am. car & '
(TO Dili ,.
Am. Cotton Oil, cJ
Am. loco., o,.-.
Am. Sugar, c...
Am. timelt.. 0
Jill! y " S
Anaconda M. Co. J
Am. woolen, c..
Atchison, 0
do pfd
B. & O., C....V
do tftd ......
Brooklyn R. T..
IS
Can., Pacific c, .
Cen. Leather, o.
ao ita . .....
C. A Q. W c
C, M. St. P..
a. & n. w., c.
Cbes. & Ohio ,
Colo. Fuel c
Colo. Southern,' c
do 2d- pfd. .
Color S.i'fst pfd.
79
uorn -roo.: e.
DeL & Hudson
v. & ti. u., c .
aov via. .....1.
Erie, com. .
29
29
00. isi via. . .
48 Ti
O. N., pfd. .V.
188
m. central k.. .
Int.- Met, - C ....
dO. Dfda'.r4.
140 -
82H
ti a N- .,.,.,
Man. Ry. ......
M., K. & e. . .
don pfd. . . . .J. .
Distillers
Ors Lands .
Mo. Pacific
National Lead ...
N. Y. Central ...
N Y., Ont. W.
Nor. & West. c.
UO l.u ...
No. 'American ...
No. Pacific, c. . .
77tt
1J8W
Pac M. 8. S. Co.
Penn. Railway
r lZ
P. o:. LC. Co.
P. Steel Car, 0.
nn BM. . . .
Reading. C. ltt
165
do Zd pra. ..
do 1st pfd. .v.
Rep. J. A 8., e. 1..
do nfd. ......
87 I 38
Rock Island, c
An nrn .......
et l. a a r $.
$0
81 U ft B. W, C
ao pro.
T4U
Southern Pac c.
127
Southern Ry c,
III
- uu (fro, .
Texas & Pac.
T., Kt L. A y, C
ao pia. ...
Union Po., .
an nra. ...
TJ. 8. Biber. a.,
do rtJ. ......
Tj. S. Steel Co, t
flo rid. . , ...
Wsbash. a,
do rfd- ......
Allls ChaL
do. rfd.
Am. Cs n . . ,
do. pfd.. . .
Tfas. pro.
54
CU merer, 1084 per cnt.
W. TJ. TtL Jl 71 M 72 VI JI
Wis. Cest. e.
Westlrghousa
Vtah Ccppef ...
Tbtm Ave. , ....
Ire Securities ..
24 24
Com. Oas
142 144
Pig four
Railway Pprlsgs.
ii
do. rtd. .....
V'a. Cr -m. ....
do. rfd .
K. G fcrwith. ....
26 36
An rf-l.
oial as, IT
,009 thai".,
HARRY AND WILLIE
" LEWIS ARE MATCHED
lTi Ptw t 5 -sn-o )
rarta Axni U- rry sd 'WrTlt
T,v-ls h tr matched te fj M at the
Cirqoa e Paris cm April 13. This
1U b the aecfid meet:rg et tne two
Aircrlran arrarfrs In Far IS. tt last
tc-wt belrg Craw.
MHOUTS HI V
TALKIilG OF HUGE
I
President Marcy :0f Armour
Grain Company Is Bearish
i . Short ; Sellers Hit Price
Today-in Chicago Pit. . -V
. '. -
' Kay Carry Wheat Over. v e
4; Minneapolis, 'April 11. Presl- e
S dent George Marcy of the Ar-
e ' mour Grain company, who has
Just returned from . a month's
e. visit to the Pacific coast, says: , e
'Wheat looks , sick V to me;
4 There Is going to be lots of '
Wheat carried over into the next
e season, not only In the north-
4' west, but on the Pacific coast," '.. e
- ..,v.-.-.v,';c,:,v,,'v-
' Chicago, April 18. Wheat closed . c
to lc a bushel lower after opening. Ho
higher for May, unchanged for July and
Ho down for September.
Armour forces . were persistent sell
ers of all options during the day and
short sales was on a very heavy scale.
The, Caaadlan Pacific railroad has a
report showing that 27 per cent of the
spring seeding has been completed in
Manitoba and about 88 per cent In the
Alberta district According to the re
port, rain is oaaiy neeaea at an points.
Foreign markets were weak and de
pressed. At - Liverpool there was ; an
opening. d to a under yesterday,
while the closing vas unchanged to 4sd
lower., . -.yf-.-i -.!..;,
Cash" Wheat No. 2 red, " $1.14 1.19;
No. 8 red. $1.101.14; No. hard win
ter. $1.12 U 1.134; No. hard winter,
$1.0701.12; No. 8 spring, $1.07L12.
-Range of Chicago prices furnished by
Overbeck A Cooke Co.
- WHJ5AT.
, Open. High. ,
May ..... 111 112
July...... 104 .105
ept 101 102;
CORN.
Mai ..... 68 58
' Low.
Close.
.110
103
100 A
68 A
61
C2 .
87
110
103
100
$V
- 60
87 '
July ..... : 61 1
Sept. ,.r 62. 62
, ; ' OATS.'
May ( 42 ' 43 t
July . 40 40
8ept 87 ' 88 .
May 2287
July 2295
-2887
2235
2260
2240
1272
1248
1235
'1868 "
1237
1227
2240 ,
2260.
2242
im ,
1264
123740
1265
1240 B
X232 , .
2305
2280
LARD;
1307
. 1267
1267
RIBS.
1280
1260
1260
Sept ..,.2280
May .....1897
July ......1867
bept ..,.1404
May ...1.1277
July .....1267
SepJ. t...1268
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks. - '
Clearings today ; $2, 261, 934.63
year ago i,aob,76.ei
Gain today ...
... . .... .V. 81,066,170.02
.......,,,.$ 212.108.07
120,056.21
Balances today
Tear, ago ... ..
-v'ti .i Seattle ' '
Clearings today ..... .... ... .$3,484,490.00
Balances today . . , ,, , ... . . .. .487,065.00
: v . " Tacoma ' Banks. ..
Clearings today , , . .$
874.299.00
79,732.00
Balances louay
V . . Spokane Banks. -
Clearings today ....,..,..$
887,605.00
84,204.00
Balances today
Ltvrpool Wheat Market,
Liverpool, April .18. Wheat; .
' Open. Close,
May 7a 10d Ts iod
July .7s 9, 7S 9
Oct . ......... s ' ttU s ',.,(
OREGON ELECTRIC
.WANTS IN AT ALBANY
Albany, Or.', April 1S.--Representa-
tlves of the Oregon Electrlo are In Al
bany today looking about the city with
a view of asking the council tonight
for a franchise through Albsny. A
member of the council said that the
Oregon Electric s- petition may ask for
franchise along Fifth-street The
council ts solidly favorable, to 'anything
asked. . " " - ,r , ; -r
; . Clay Company Incorporates. ;
Victor E. Randies, Charles H. KInsey,
W. F: Meyers and A. T. Lewis have filed
articles of Incorporation of the Beaver
ton Clay Manufacturing company, capi
tal stock $60,900. - -
5 Ten town lots In Roxelle given away.
See page I. - ;Jy
' Journal Want Ads. bring resSilts.
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PeposiU April 12.
Deposits April 12.
Increase
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rmmissts
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EXCELLEHT CALL:
Practically No Demand for the
Latter at Moment, and
, Eastern, Oregon Stock ; May
'; Be Shipped to the East.
Keep Poor Cattle Away. e
1 There is no call for poor cat- e)
tie, and if local people .will keep
them off the market and allow
them to fatten while the- Calif or-.. , )
e -v nia - grass stuff, Is 'coming; for-
e ward,, they will be repaid,", says e)
4 A. r. Hunt ' J - - .. 4
, "jt, Is ; the pooiv cattle that
Swreck the market,, and If raisers e)
will finish their supplies before e
shipping they' win receive mucru w
more for their labor. If they per-.
slst in shipping in poor quality e
while the California grass run ts;. e
on here they will ruin the mar-
ket around the latter part of May e
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:
or the first part of June."
. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ' RUN. "
v Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
Wednesday , . , 7
Tuesday 188
Monday ... , 701
Saturday ... 8
Friday 185
Thursday .. . 69
237
t 888
130
27
904
. 470
. 681
2313
670
,'85
- 16!
, 77
20-,
15
4
Week ago . ..- S76
Sheep, asarket Kloked. -Pressure
In the sheep market has
sent the prioe of sheep down an addi
tional 8S0 this afternoon, and the ex
treme top for best wool wethers Is 86.50
and sheared wethers $8. Ordinary stuff
sslls in proportion. . Sheared ewes are
sow quoted at 835 and wool ewes at
$6.50. Spring1 lambs have dropped $1
to S3. " , , . 1. . ,
Portland Union Stockyards. April 18.
Market for best grade of , cattle Is in
tensely firm and prices are being main
tained In the' yards, ' ,
There Is a lull In the demand' for
sheep and a number of loads of eastern
Oregon stock were carried over, owing
to the lack of bidders.
Hogs are, firm and prices are showing
no changft. . r"
. During the past 24' hours there was
only a small supply of livestock offer
ing. Only two shippers came forward,
and neither cattle nor calves were re
ceived. . '
Regular shipments of cattle from Cal
ifornia grass are expected, and this Is
expected to further ., increase the dull
ness for poor and ordinary quality
Good stuff, Is not likely to be affected
by the grass stock from the south, un
less local shippers send forward poor
stuff. This would cause a break In
values. 1
Oood cwS are very scarce and for se
lected Quality sales are reported In the
yards at $6. This Is the high record
for the local market: ; " r , . -
- From the- looKsortne sneep- market
a sharp decline in prices here Is an
ticlpated and tnis win prooamy roree
a big bunch or stun upon eastern mar
kets which would 1 otherwise come to
Portland .
According to an advice from' the
south, . Oregon and Washington parties
are ooeratina- In the San Joaauln and
Sacramento valleys buying cattle., One
of tha buvers is stated to have toub-
chesed 8600 steers : for -May delivery
from Miller & Lux.. The price la not
stated.
C H. Farmer has seen absent from
the yards for some time. He brought
forward today a load of sneep and a
load or hogs from Mcuoy, nis 01a snip.
ninr nnlnt. ,
.- E. J. Phllllppl had a load of sheep
offering from corvams.
Today's run of . livestock compares
with this aay in recent years 11 101-
lows: i
Hoss. " Cattle. Sheen
1910
1909
1908
1907
1906
67 ., - 23T
275 85 280
498 v 19 828
183 54. IS
85 - 126 - - 110
A .. ' an . 1 Am
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1906
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A vear' ago today all lines of live
stock' were firm at unchanged prices.-'
-' Tarda' Stepresentatlve Prloes.
- Following are representative of latest
transactions In the yards and indicate
aemand, supplies and quality offering:
STEERS.
, Av. lbs. 'Price.
1 steer
26 steers
1330
1078
1075
$7.00
s.so
6.76
: 6.75
6.00
$6.00
$.00
6.60
4.75
'$7.-8
113 steers
25 steers
26 steers
12 cows
2 cows
i 4 cows
19 cows
1018
964
' COWS, '
1165
1660
A er
. -. CALVES
4 calves -
......v.,., 187-
BULLS.
,1 bull i..,v. i 1719 . $4.50
1 bun ......... iiu ; .uw
' SHEEP. -" -. -
11$ .......i.S..V..... 4 $8.59
Today's range of livestock values:
ATTLE Best steers. , $7.00-; good
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SIEPW1H
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BERMENS
Natioimal Ba
CORNER FIFTH AND STARK
PORTLAND, OREGON.;,
THB CAPITAL OF TICK LtTlfBERMXJfS i NATIONAL; , BANK WAS IX
. ; , CREASED ON APRIL It, 1910. TO '.'. ,
$500,000
1919 tl.89.3:8 88 ,
1949 1.716.93M2
, w. w........,...... $1,078,440.:$ .
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BADY'S CARRIAGE
. STARTS QUARREL
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Husband- Wanted to : Pack, It
.His Way; Wife Objects;
. . ' He Leaves Home. J
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- While packing their household goods
Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.1 Frank
Joseph, iWbodlawn, .quarreled over' crat
ing the baby carriage. Thr husband" eft
the home and has ndt been seen since.
He had $800 cash, In his pocket
Joseph has been working for a tailor
In the Breeden building. . The family
had decided to move to San Franclaoo,
The husband and wife arose early Mon
day morning to pack. At noon the baby
carriage was reached. ..The husband
suggested they crate it The wife had
another way. . The quarrel followed.
Joseph left home. When lie did not
return' in the- evening, the. wife noti
fied the police, who made a search for
him.' He could not be found at his
usual haunts. He had taken $800 fromH
the bank, it is said. ' .
ASK RIGHT TO VOTE .
ON . STREET VACATIONS
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"Resolved, That -the electors - of the
city of Portland in mass meeting as
sembled, after .-fully considering . . the
fpetltlons of the Harrlman Interests for
the vacation of east.side streets or any
part thereof, and being desirous of re
serving to themselves final decision - on
this important ' question, demand that
the mayor and city council indefinitely
postpone the consideration of the peti
tions of the Harrlman .interests for the
vacation of said east side streets, and
that any action, , legislative or other
wise; be referred to a vote of the people
before same , shall become In any ; way
effectivs." ,,'": -
i Copies, cf, the foregoing resolution,
adopted by the East Side; Business
Men's club, Mondayevening,r were pre
sented to the mayor and the city Coun
cil this, morning. The council made no
comment, but Quietly referred the res
olution to the, special committee of the
council, ' which was " appointed by the
mayor to confer with the railway In
terests In an effort to make a recip
rocal exchange of property, the corpo
rations desiring the vacation of a num
ber of valuable .public streets and the
city being in need of valuable rights-of-way
for the Broadway bridge. , ;
INNOCENT PURCHASER - '
WILL GET: HIS TITLE
At the direction of Attorney 'General
Wlckersham, TJnlted States plstrlct At
torney John McCourt this morning en
tered a motion in ... united States r dis
trict ' court to ' dismiss a civil action
brought to cancel patents to govern
ment land obtained by fraud by Fred
erick A.' Hyde and John W. Benson,
who were Indicted - In connection with
the Oregon, land fraud cases. . Benson
was convicted.'
The suit, which was dismissed today
bv Federal Judge R. S. . Bean, was
brought to cancel patents, now held by
C E. Holter, but which were originally
taken out by Hyde and Benson,' to 120
acres of land in the Cascade reserve,
Motion tr dismissal was entered on
the grounds that Holter was an lnho.
cent purcnaser. lie bought the land
from C W. Clarke.
Hyde and Benson were among the
most famous of those- indicted In Ore
gon. : for defrauding the government of
land. They were accused of illegally
obtaining government land in 'the Cas
cade reserve and in parts or California.
They were put on trial in Washington,
D. C and Hyde released of the charge I
JAMES A. GARFIELD'S '
1 BROTHER THOMAS DEAD
Un1td Press Leased Wlre.t '
Grand Rapids, - Mich.. April 13.
Thomas Garfield, 85 years of age, broth
er of former President James A. Gar
field and uncle of former Secretary of
the Interior James R. Garfield, died at
his home at Jamestown, Ottawa coun
ty, today. He is survived by a son.
James A. Garfield, and a sister, Mrs.
Mehltabel Trowbridge of Los Angeles.
steers, $6.75: common steers, ' $6.00;
cows, best. $6,00;. fancy $6.76;- stags,
$3.608.00; bulls.. $a.504.60.
HOGS Best .east of v the mountains.
$11.26; fancy. $11.00011.16; stocker
and feeders, $9.50. ..'
SHEEP Sheared, best wethers, $6;
ordinary wethera, ,$5.508.76; spring
"cALVES-Best $7.00: ordinary. $$.00;
common, $4.004.60. ;
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Chlcaso. April 1$. Hogs. 18,000. Hog
are steady at yesterday's close. Mixed,
$9.90010.20; good, heavy, $10.10010.20;
JoughT $9.90 10.00; light. $9.66 S 10.16.
CatUe receipts. I$,a0O. Market 10c
lower. . ' . :"5"' "' . , . ;. y
s Sheep 14,eo. aiaraei ikioj, ;
Omaha! Neb.. April II. -Receipts:
Hogs. 11,000; . cattle, 4806; sheep, 6000.
v.rui nt'r. Mo. Anril It. Receipts:
Hogs. 11.000: cattle, 4000; sh n. 6000.
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,110!! IU 11
bd;:ds for m
Meanwhile ; Merchants A!:r.j
: Waterfront Have No Pro
tection From Fires.
.What would happen In case of a fire
on the wtrfront7 That is-a question
which is being asked by more than on
person, as the flreboat George H. Wil
liams, which' 1 Is practically .the only
protection - In some cases, Is now so
journing on the Port of Portland dry
dock undergoing some needed repairs
and having some new plank put In her
bottom.' ' '
Although the flreboat will be off tha
dock In a day "or two, merchants and
other property holdera along the water
front, are wondering what they would do
for a flreboat In case,, of necessity ant
are asking each other: '. "What about the
new flreboat for which we voted a bond
Issue in the last election f ,;v r
The necessity for a new flreboat has
long been recognised by waterfront
property : holders and a question often
asked by them' is when they are going
to. get it They recognise the fact that
no boat can, run year m and year out
without some repairs being necessary,
and they want to know what will hap
pen in case cf fire should-the present
flreboat be , laid up for any length of
time. or. even While it Is on the drydock
for the next few days. . It is also
pointed out that two boats are a neces
sity, as there Is no telling when a bad
fire might break out at each end of the
harbor at about the earns time, in which
case the boat will have to remain away
from, one of them.
FORT WALLA WALLA
, BILL PASSES SENATE
Walla Walla, Wash., April 13. The
bill authorising the sale of Fort Walla
Walla, 611 i acres and buildings, to
Whitman -college at $160 an sere,
passed the senate this afternoon and- is
now before the house..' CHances for
passage are said to be good. In the
event of its ' passage by the house, the
local institution will be divided, the
college " proper and technical school to
be located on the new property,' and the
present buildings , to be given to the
Whitman conservatory and Pearson's
acacTemy, ' the college r preparatory
school. . "
The grant of . land "will make valid
and payable,'; conditional pledges
amounting to nearly $1,000,000, sub
scribed by citizens of the northwest.
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When ; Mrs. May' Beaver, of" 350
Morrison,, street, widow of ttie , lato
H. L. Beaver, returned several days ago
from Seaside, Or., a friend frigidly in
formed her she had seen her tname In
a newspaper.. , Mrs. , Beaver . Idoked all
through the society Items, but could
find nothing about herself. Then her
eys was attracted by the headline,
"Married Woman Leads to fight and
Arrest' ; The' story told of a fight be
tween two men, one ? of them accom
panied by Mrs. May Meyers, otherwise
known as Miss May Beaver. Mrs. May
Beaver, the widow, went to the news
paper orflces today and asked that she
not be ' Identified with the Miss May
Beaver, who was mixed up In the
street .;hrawlHv- J' s .';.';
Bonds ;
Investments :
Timbpr Lands
McGrath&NeuhausenCo.
701-2-3-4-5 LEWIS BUILDING,
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KNOW NOW
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Pavement has more
stability, more real
value, than any other
hard surface pave
ment laid.
Overbeck c:
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