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THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY ; EVENING, APRIL 21, 1910.
LATEST NEWS ' F WCKLiD'S . MASESZT3
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Il GOOD SHAPE IN
LOCAL TERRITORV
Receipts Are Limited and Job
. bers Are Holding Supplies
Very Firmly at $1.75, Po
, tatoes'Are Coming North.
R.0UR 20 TO 40 . FLOP OFSIIORTS
CENTS A BAIEl
iin
n
LU
IN1IET
Patents and Bluestem Straights
' Are Off; Former and; Club
Straights Greater Amount--Export
Goes at $4 Again.
.
Produce Mon Compared.
Today,. -Year ago, .;
Potatoes ...,,j,t .60.
Onions 1.75 .
Butter t-,. .,.., , .S3
Cheese .--, .. - .18 .
Eggs .25 '
Wool ... ,.21 .
Mohair 31
11.76
,8.00
'ft
U-lt
J7.23
, .20
,23
. Local Anion .market Is In .excellent
shape and with supplies of No. 1 stock
very scarce dealer are holding v very
lirm at 11.75 lor tins graae.
It is--stated in -some- quarters that
growers are holding dbck ineir onions
In the hope of obtaining atill , higher
prices before the present season comes
to a' close but this statement is untrue
because so- far as known the reason
for the present short supply along
Front street Is the fact that' very few
cars of onions remain at-the . present
time in the hands of producers.
These are not making deliveries as
. fast as- the trade could wish but the
latter fact -Is due entirely to ; the , late
reason and that growers are busy put
ting in their new crop.
Onion prices are holding; very firm
In the south so-far as old stock Is con
cerned because of the excellence of :
the quality. New stock Is lower there
but this has had no effect upon, the
Potato ; Zftllreries Smaller, i
While potato deliveries are smaller
at the present timethls Is due to the
jacK or bidding by buyers and not to
. any shortage of offerings from the
. country. . .. -.
' Nearly all growers are disposed to
let go of their, holdings at whatever
price dealers are willing . to give but
even at mat the movement Is limited, t
New potatoes are coming very freely
rum. me mum, considering tne season.
Borne from Anna hein, near Jos Angeles
was selling quite well i at . 7c a pound
this morning while river stock brings
Be. This latter Is V better than was
'recently received. -
IIICICAGOTODAy
SsSjess
AND LOWER PRICE
Oversold Condition in Options Sale Is Made at $5.50 Today;
Causes Rise of 3-4 to'1 1-4 ,?; and . Buyers Do, Not Take
; Hold Readily Best Steers
Are Finding More Favor..
Cents, With May in Strong
est Ppsition--Uverpbol Up.
Cereal Moss Compared. 4
Today, Year ago.
Patent flour ....$ 6.50
Club wheat v ... .37
Bluestem .90' ,.
Bran 22.60 .
Middlings ...... 1. 00.
Shorts . 18.60 ; 5
Dressed Veal Is Weak. i
Dressed veal market continues weak
and during the past 24 hours sales were
made at 89c a pound for good qual
ity. i While there were reports of a
slightly higher figure than this the
news could not be confirmed, all deal
ers saying that they .would be tickled
to sell at the extreme high mark listed
by: The Journal. . -,, -
; Dressed hoes gre' very slow' lu ar
riving and this is the one factor that
keeps the price from dropping.
Some - dressed goats were received
this morning but found little favor be
cause of the overaupply of veal and
the lower prices, therefor. ,
Rogue River Salmon Coming. '
A small amount of fresh salmon Is
coming -to the local market from the
Rogue river but the bulk of supplies
are from the Sacramento. Prices are
unchanged at 1213o a pound. r
Crabs are very plentiful at this time,
huge supplies coming from Shoal water
Pay and Grays. Harbor.) Large sizes at
31.60 , dozen and mediums .at 31.
Both hardshell and razor clams are
plentiful with the former quoted at 4o
a pound and the latter at 8 a box. r
, Errs Are Rather Weak.
Egg market values were rather weak
along Front street teday and while bo
changes are noted In quotations, still
the oatward movement is smaller than
arrivals. Therefore supplies . are , c
cumulatlag in the Front street hoimes.
Prlcea range between 24 and 26c today
.with the former received for large lota
ana tne latter figure in limited way,
I 6.10 i 4
V 7 1.30
26.60 i
; ' 83.00 .
. 80.00
Cereal Prices Lower.' j t ,.
J With another -downward ' slide of
wheat, prices, which forced club to; 87e
and bluestem to. 60c a bushel track de- 1
lively tidewater. local flour prices show
snat-D reduction. This action was re
centiy forecast in The Journal. .''
Patent flour Is down 20c a barrel to
$6.60; - club -straights , are off 40o ,to
34.30: bluestem straights. 20o to '35.35
and Willamette" valley (soft 'Wheat)
brands, down 10c to I a. 60.
Another concession of 10c a barrel
has been made in the price of export
graaes,-tne quotation tonay Deing 14 a
barrel, less the usual ' discounts. ' This
is getting closer to the price offered by
The. decline in wheat market nrlces
here comes as the result of the recent
sharp reduction on the sound, but no
late business -has been available either
nere or in tne norm. -
The lower ptioe on wheat also had a
d PKInttrn ' Anrll f 1 MWhMf ArrtrtA
;, I sharply after a generally lower open-
J inr; ' closing being to, H40 a bushel
higher than .yesterday. ..' -' . -
: . Xikmbbur Xeld Baok. " a
Heppner, Or.. April 21. Sheep-'
men say. that the only handicap
they have, in the way of. lamb
ing. this spring i. the shortage
of help. The weather has been
Ideal, , grass good, the ewes in
fine condition,, and the per ceht
of lambs saved ( will, be about
100, but It has been next to lm.
' possible to secure, help enough
to care for the flocks, even at
4 860 and 830 per month. ,for com-
, mott labor. ' '
demoralizing-effect upon the price of
muisiuiia, a oeciine or xi.bu a. ton De
log quoted today on bran and shorts.
MR. W00LMAN, DON'T :
, USE .SISAL TWINE; -
IT'S AGAINST RULE
, Those wool men who persist in'
utilizing, sisal, twine in binding.
up their, wool will, find them- 4
selves losers by 2c to 3c a pound .
from what they, would otherwise
get for their supplies. ,
. This decision has been reached
by local buyers, who assert that ; 4
tn penalty, will be forced this
year for all of them lost money
"last season by buying wool tied
with sisal. : One firm alone e
timates Its . loss in this regard
at 33000 for the season. . ,
Those Who hud wheat for sale at the
opening were quickly.. aocommodated by
shorts who were rather anxious to take
profits and . get. under , cover. While
there was an evening loss of Ho tot
May and He for July, the market was
generally of .. good character. Septem
ber was the only option today . that
opened and closed .t an . advance over
yesterday. - '
While IwHtvlly oversold the May was
rather weak at the first ' quotation to
day bttt there1 is growing vidence that
the bears have been altogether too free
in their operations In this delivery and
therefore are themselves -becoming
rrigntened and are:' willing ' to take
profits while they are, on the right side
It la a lonsr ' time before the next I Thursday , . ... 7
eroo Is ready for delivery and this ac-1 Wednesday . ... 65
counted -for the way shorts.driftedl .ue"aa . 143
under cover In the July and September. I Monday .,,..,.
crowd were sellinr off July at the open-1 f.:1"' .
ing but beyond securing a concession of! "eaago
Jc in tne price ai uie . sian ineir er-
lorts were unavaui
got in a bullish
the changed conditions abroad. At ?ne, ? ;mtMr w made
DULLESTDAYIN
Semtii
. 7 . .. . .. ; . ' . .
CITY AO WIS
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LOSER I11S OFFICE
s s
BUGS
At; Meeting at Cottage Grove, Mixup at Aberdeen Betweea
Operators And . Miners , 5 Police Department and At-
Pass Resolutions.
torney, Cause of Removal.
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FORTH
A
RISE
Special Olvpateb to The Joarsal.t
Cottage Orove, or. April 2J. Thirty
New York Market Is Slow. With I
a Decided Upward Tendpncy
the Bohemia
$21,880,000 Gold Is Ex
pected to Date. '
portlaxdlivestock run. c .
xiogs. cattle, calves. Sheep.
son s , a js 13
20 84 ' 178
4 r: 2
804 C .':;:., t.-'siK 469
663 . i . ...
166 . - ..... 353
ailing and prices soonT- ?2'tPlan.VnLon. Stockyards, April-21.
posiflon. , . Tther?' ver'rvalr demand ! for
ceived some help from 1 5aMle ,'n y""d .this morning and
ne cnangea conauions aoroaa... Ail.. m i;;;:Vi... .
Liverpool the covering of shorts ent M21Vnr?li B,a1?
opening prices "A to "d higher than .J?,",, f toriJv h,: l?uUt i?lt
yesterday while tks closing, was a gain ?lva llJiZ. buA.dm?nA "
of Vi to d.
? I than the trade " anticipated, especially
f '; qu'y. m iimea iikb tnis
oruum.m.j chuito ini ujr.iDui- , Is the ooor stuff th I. n.n.t
estimated ' in. winter I i - ' ... :t "v '
In Prussia on April 16 ""eJ
" ir cm cum i- ihouw Dt well finished before shipping
cent a year ago and 79 percent, two seems to have been well founded ,
'"S'-u"" no . I L .A" toiq. tne cattle arrivals for the
- aeiaii
No. 3 r
ter. 31
31.0231.7; No. 8 spring. 3 102 1.08 : I day. run
i Cash corn no. . 3. 6W67i no. ii Hum tfutot n tmKvu''i-
white.-80 lc: No.4 y.' 7J5 f.Shsep market continues to ahow'tha
No.. 8 corn, 5666ci No. 8 white, 6894 effects of a liberal supply, although the
v.- v - i run in m yaras auring ine Z4 nours
- " " , , . '.could scarcely be considered In that
oi viiicB-eu jjiiuco mruiBucu i ngnuv uuppues lor the day were 213
by OverbecJt & Cooke Co.:
WHEAT.
Open. -High. Iow.
May 106 -, 108 . 106 M
luiiYt ; ioi Vt , iuu
July
Sept . ...
May
July .... .
Sept. ....
May , ....
July ....
Sepw
98
,,.217B
...2177
..,2176
89V& 89
CORN.
67, 68ty
62 62 W
OATS.
41 42H
39 40
87 38
PORK.
2190 ; 2172
2210 , 2172
2205 21J0
Close.
108
101
99 B
I
U- B7 A
61H B
67
60
IV
1'
89
27
62
M2-
head, compared with 178 yesterday and
none a week ago today, . . , - -1-
une load or sneep went at 35.60 to-
aay, mis oeing ouc unaer tne top, or
vne lowest level recently reacnea.
Hog market showed onlv one load In
the yarda today. There was practically
no cnanae - in tne situation aunnc the
early trading, w ;,. .. .,,
. Calves showed the effect -of the' slump
in : the dressed meat market ' of Front
112
May-July
,..1245
,...1232,
,.!.1230:
....1225
....1210
..,1227
LARD.
11250 1237
1240 ' 1227 ,
1287 1227,
RIBS.' ' ' "
1235 1222"
.1220 ,1210
1230 1205
2190:
2206
22!3.
124S'
1232
1227
1232 ,'
1217
1207
mixed, 218.60; clover, No. 1. 816.6091C: I Mar
wheat. 31691T; cheat. 317018; alfalfa, July1
61718. r-r;- -v' j;--,-:; t.; I Sept.
. rnun and Tegetahisa.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges Kew na
lb.; lemons, 68.764.50 box; graoeirult, I Sept
t; pineapples, . nj)64o: strawoernes, I
ilorin, I2.B0- Ivos Angeles, 61.75 crate. May
- POTATOES Selllnsr. . new. B05 fiflpt 1 Tnlv
buying, eastern, Multnomah and Clacka- I Sept.
ibc, tv iiuit;LLa . vtuiey, uc; new
VBQETABLES Nsw turnlns: TOO
76c: beets, 70 76c; carrots,. 70076c: per
sack: cabbase. 32 Der twt: tnmafneii.
Mexican 33 8.25; Florida. 33.60 crate;
oeans, jzcffnc jo.:, caunriower, t tuc
81 dos.i horseradish,-?, 10c; green . on
ions, 25c per do.: pepers, bell. 86(S lb.;
nouu jeiiuue, .ujjouc. aos. ; noiaouse.
i per dox: raaipnee, 64U0 per dozen
bunches; celery, 4 crate; egg plant. 16
lb.; sweet potatoea. 38.00; sprouts, I
f.Ci..cu5un;0?n''. a ou ; asparagus, . - .Cnited 1W t.a wira.l
'Y.Se?!"- , : ' - . A San Francises, Ai.i II 21. Wheat
triS;reiiii-"ii",'..'w. Mnra,. 11.70 1.80: good, to choice, Call
PIC
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street, and 11 head went today at 88.76,
the lowest, level reached here for: manv
a day. ' , . , -
Among tne snippers. ,
Phirman Harris 'broueht in six
load of cattle from Monlda, Mont., for
today's market. The same pair of en
terprising shippers had four loads from
Red "Roc at- the same- time. "
W. I. Dlshman came in from Dtvli.
Cal., with four loads of cattle and calves
tor loaays maraet.
ai.- k. uaie was an arrival irain iin tvn &in n
the west side today. He was offering Den. St R.'a.."Dfdl
-fl. A. Campbell , shipped a load . of 1 Erie, sea pfd .
sheep from. Sheridan. Erle' vtfi
W. A.vBurrtiardt was an arrival from .VvVLL pla
Volmer, Idaho. -He' brought 1n the onHr .niinoia tn
load of hoga that came Into tha yards int" Met 2
(Unlud Fn UMd Wire.)
Aberdeen. Waah.. April 21. Cltr Ati
nve mine operators and rsiners held, a I torney-A. m. Wade vacated his offlca
meeting jn this city last night, the pur-fin. the city hall today, following his re
pose of which was to advance ths In-lmoval by ' the city council late last
terests of the proposed county of Nes- I night. The council removed him on the
mith,' measure of vital importance' to recommendation of Mayor K. H. Ben- .
camp, inasmuch as It Is 1' '.""u ""ZZ"L.lLV
now located. In both iane and Douglas 1 1 -,hiPh ,h a,-i,.ii. ri.i-.
vmv.o, "m wmtn is proposea toiclzed the methods of .the police,
carve the new county. George McQueen. I Several days ago a man was arrested
president of the North Fairvlew Mining I for stealing a diamond .ring and held
company, presided. Several strone- ad' for trial, in lack of ball, lie was sud-
dresses were made in , favor of the Inl-ldonly given his liberty by. the polioe,
native measure. " " :. . . , , I the officer in charge of the station de-
uuring the discussion. It was brought I claning ha had been ordered to.' do so
out that the people, of the' territory em-1 over the telephone by the attorney. The
Draced in the' proposed Nesmith county I latter denied the order, and it was then .
were the discoverers of the Bobemia that Wade made the assertiona which
district, and that they had constructed I displeased the mayor. ".
the highways and bridges, not only as I Last night the mayor declared that"
far as the Celapoola ridge-etha dividing; I either the police of the city attorney
line between the present counties but I had lied, and one or the other must go.
beyond,' Into. Douglas county. At on J The council went into exeoutlva Session.
time Douglas undertook to build a road land Wade refused tp recede from his
itno the camp, In the hope of gettlnor a I stand.'- Two of the 10 councilmen voted'
portion of Its trade, but- it was aban-1 against the removal. . - ; -.
doned before a wagon s had , ever , been I. .Wade was appointed tq the offlca by
over -It., -.;: ..,. . . . , ' Ithe mayor. It is said, as a neward for
Oroya vatnral Outlet. ' 'I his work In the legislature in securing
In this connecOoh It was the eoncen-1 P"K r a oui to aiviao cnenana
New York, April 21. Todavi was onolu of opinion among, the men 'who 1 0OUI'y' 7 7 " '-.
n' 4K a 1 U. -i , Tr-i . a. I "lroAw'' avavw fnn4 a Ua .. a I a. I ' 1 " ' 1 - 111 "
perlenced for iome tim and therefore the natural trade outlet of thie district, LANDS IM KLICKITAT . t
ohm vuuu au tnnj luii lur uruiBH- ... . v iwvvaiauuv , vi tun i .
alAtialM 4A M a . tt I rmintrv 1 . ; thwnnh - nAai. s"iM... I .' , . v
v-J lUfUnr I nil t7. j UP w I " "M .' w"5 wtMBV U.VVOi
2 i o'clock .the totai transacUons Lbad Thera la a railroad within 15 miles of
TJ. .iui snares. . c ins camp, ana tne oaianc of the dis-1 ; ntatAA Dlsnstek to Tne Jonroalt
Jiuvnucu in . me : rftiurii. liar ttiMitiwu i . . i ' . . . : : n . a . . .
shVreiof Snrf0h.? Mda.rvic.;;l Smith ,of Kennewlck has purchased the
$UMMARY OF "WALL STREST.
j. Securities show a rise. . . -.-
Americans in' London heavy.
Bank Not England rates, un
changed, f , . 4 t t
f uii.iuwq copper ueciares
uiviaena..
International Harvester urn.
ings heavy., ."-wy- -4
S American Can Mnnrl. uil
L business.
Ooid- exports to data
880,000. .
121,-
BRING GOOD PRICES
slightiy greater advances.
One -feature of the situation which j Clarkson" 10 acre tract for, -I800, and
Money situation continues a attract 1 Induces action on the part of the miners I two acres still undeveloped. Six acres
Pt: attention. The news that 321.-1'" that a number .of the mines lie In lot thia tract yielded'-$16007 ot straw-
552? i".i0,d had rfoy bsn sent both or the counties,.' The West Coast, berries In 1908., .A E. Larsen also has
Snaaaemeni wm- .2l iSd 2inaJ whlch ha" 0M of th largest pro- sold seven acres to Newton Whitfield
?rae,m'"t. 2t& U. .c"8.," Uueera, . and upon which ; much canital for $1060. W. M. Fewel of Oklahoma
uo mans tuiea nominally around - 8 I ' -.. .j. ..Uvu, . vv i ahvb. a ie i viu n.n in. ' - .
per cent. ' , . . 7 7" j entrance to the mine Is in Lane county, (day had bought a business lot ; and
- Report of International Harvester for I while the working face la In Douglas. I three choice residence lota. , . ";.".7
the , year endlno December XI. ahnwa I.AiM' f hi. la .lan v. j I . a.in.i.ii,i.nHit tii.All f tii.
n . 1 .Vr. 1 . . a . . . , ' . -- . ..... .'uw uu V4 inUBIQ .Q( I WCiini.t w,'v . ...
f erred stock "dividend of r.fo. Pe. other Important proper- P. & S. l touring the country, in an
SWfwUh; -oftha North Fairvlew auto today ior a choice buy.
1 .. .. 71 -. - .! s . ( - 8 4WVBWU m sVVUiai CVUltV
xianKo oi ixew xorK prices rurnishea l wuu n mine is in iane.
by Overbeck 1 Cooke Co.:
Description OpenlHlghl Low 1 Bid
Amal. Cod. Co..
Am. Car , & F., el
Am. C. A F pfdj
Am. (jot. uii, c, .
Am. jjoco.. c...
Am. Sugar, c
Am. Hmelt. c. .
Am. Smelt, pfd.
Anaoonda M. Co.
Am. Woolen,
Atchison,- c. -. .
Atchison, pfd. ..
Bal. & Ohio, C. .1
Bal. & Ohio, nfd!
B. Rapid Transit
Can. Pacific c.
Cen. Leather, c
C. Leather, pfd.
Chi. & O. W o.
C, M. & St. Paul
ChL & N. w c.
Ches. A Ohio .
Col. TF. ft L., ei
Col. Southern.
Col. 80.. sec. pfd
Col. So., first pfd
torn Toaucts, 1
Corn Prod. fd
jLei.. et uaon
141 14294 141
Todays' run of livestock' compares rTiiiL . wiVh
I as f Ol- Man." B . .
$1.85:-rarHc. 1012c ner lb.
1 APPLES-4-8 1. 50 a 8.00. I -Oroosxlss,
amta. Bftm,
8UOAR -Cuba. 8S.CS: noarr1 1 E-
fruit , or berry, 86.25; dry granulated,
fornla cliib, 31-67 1.62; northern
wheat, ' bluestem, $1,66 1.70; club.
1.671.60; Turkey. $1.601.62;
lussian red. $1.55 1.67.
1 .... 1 ... . r . 1 .1.1.. ,1 it.
d. a-00
$1.20: poor to fair, $1.10
Southern Vegetables Are Good.
' - ... . iac.' x' i, t 1111. v....
duh anoiner car or vegetaoies rrom I 2r"i Jft i t!,, ir . 0, b.os; i 71 ; t." v. ..Vli
Los Angeles has been unloaded here. I f olden .O, $5.66; D yellow, $5.66; beet, f1.48' brewing andl shipping, $1.22
1 he cap consisted nrlnrlnallv nt h.ad 1 .o.vo;- Dsrrels. ' 16C naif barrels. - lOe: I4.
lettuce which sells at 60c a dosen in I boxes. 66o advance on sack basis. , I ; Eggs, per dosen California fresh.. In
crates and 60c In smaller amounts, and! (Above Quotation are, SO . days net ciuuuig v?es. extra, Z4c;: firsts,. 3Vio;
soma very a-ood himrhe v.-.i.hu. ies.an quotstlons.) : . seconds, 3c: tniran. zic,
letter Boll, at I iiIC Imperial tnun Ntv V AUn-l Butter Per pound Canfornla fre
a. i 1 gimMlJjm . I $E 1 A - Jtlttik SIArtl. 1Ta V b J A
cxwrss wui grouna. i IVOa I : w liiwbb, per irauna new iau-
fkrawberriea Are Delayed.
Carload nf .trlwhrrrlm ar.
this morning from Los Angeles but 'was
8ALT-
tOs. $f8.69
nil" UK'I OIUK 1IU III Align rM mil WHS I wa. 4 O.VV. IVVS. . A . W V LPaaVgaxsg. - a"vvilU0i Tgv .XM
delayed- In shipment and. will likely ar I extra fine barrels, ts, 6s aoV tOs. 84.60 I lea. fancy, 16Uc; firsts,
irse Half ground. 100. J New Cheese. 1 per
. . in. litln. .. i f Ami. flat. tannid.
ibOs,. $17.60; bales. 63.26: seconds, 12 c: Calif dm
DO
A carload of strawberries was due I $11.00 per torti 60S- 812 60: takle dairy, fornla flats, fancy.; 18 c;' firsts, 13c;
la xoung A.mer-
,rive tomorrow morning. ! Some express
piuck irom norm was tnererore neld
firmer around $2.76 per, crate of 16 one-
youna oozes. - ,
Jewish Ilolldayst CWrkeng 8carcj
. wfth the Jewish Easter' holldsrva onlh..
weeaT ana tnereiore.a larger con-1 extra,, - 9c;
16c: atoraa-e.
08.60; lump rock, $20.60 per ton. ' . ,1 New York Cheddars,, fancy. 20c; do sin-
xiuiNKr new, iie per fc - Igiea, zuc: wisconein singles, lancy, iso;
BEANS Small white.. IB IS' - tarn I Oreaon- fancy HUft. " . - . '
white. 84.75: Dink. 85.76: bavou.. Ig.zt? I - Potatoes. . Der cental RlveV' Whites.
Llmss, 65.85; 'reds.-$3.00- - ItOtjBBc In sacks, with extra quotable
lgests, nsa and riiilsftaa- in iic per cental; liompoc.. jnuw
DREBSiiD
with . this day In . recent year
lows; ;
, Hogs.
i.,' . 90.
1910
1909
1908
1907
1906
1906
899
Cattle. Sheep.
.362 - 21$
108
7116
87
... 278
163 1 449
1KICU1. . .... ...
Ulsuuers
::i Ore Lands . , ,
447lAUa fhalm.ra
ao pra
Am, car
A year ago today there was a firm . PJ? ,
ne In all . llnea jnf- livestock. No AltoJ! t-on.,,..!
47U
19 1 M.
23
69U
149
42
10
Np
V
Price.
$6.80
a. w.. ofd
Mo. Pacific
National Lead
tone in all lines of- livestock.
changes were reported In prices.'
.Yards' epresensatlve Prloes,
. Follownlg are representative of to- I v y. Central .
days transacUons In , the . stockyards wvv . A I" ir
and Indicate demand, supplies and qual- I Norfolk A W"c
ity offering: , . ' i :do pfd v..?..
' ' - A v. lb.
181 team .. . ... . .. .. . liso
CALVES.'
11 calves 1. 393 7
13.75
SHEEP. -
103 sheep ......... i ... 107 35 SO
. Today s range of livestock prices: I
CATTLE--Best steers, $6.50 6.80;
to nwr, iMgLii'. common steers,
8.25: cows. best. 85.60: fancv. 16.40!
lags, S2.OUKVa.VU; DU11S, IJ.DU4T4.6U.
North American
No. Paclf c. e. .
Pacific M. S. Co
Pennsylvania Rv,
P. p.. I &,C. Ca
rr. eteei cart
ao pia
Reading, C
do 2d - pfd..,
do 1st pfd..;
Rep. Iron 4 B
ao prd
HOGS Best east of the mountains, I Rock Iland,.c.
$10.66011: fancy. 110.40(2)10.60: stock. I do Dfd
ers and feeders, $9. IS. U A S. F.. 2pf
onjijcir onearea. Den vfliniri. is An i ao - i.t - rrn . .
ordinary wethers. $5.26; spring lambs, St L, Jk B. W
..wvr cwr:... fl.lT. .v, A .. ,.. - .,. ; s QO pia
So. Pacific. C. .
very light on
are .firmer.
. FROXT BTKKBt QUOTATIOXi.
. - - atewa. .Vaot ' sag xUm
r,. HOPS 1909. choice. 1 1 17c; prima,
BHKEPSKINR SheaHng. , ie$26
wool 8eeO$l each; long wool. 76c 9
- WOOL Nemlnal-1910,
18c.
TALLOW
and rreasn.
.77 ....... n ZTr I 1.E0; Kallnaa 11 7K(fi1 US. rr.e-nna 7Sil-; ' .
r irdin JTXo, .?S5 L92fL pf j pjf?Hc; .weet.; m WEZLER ON ROAD i v : I i : 8doh3
L' . Dial liar v c: . innn. . J ' . . - . . . i . - - n n . . .
'On. 11.85 w . . - niAi Tfi Tinnm A""' ""lie
n n. i ; '--.'. nui.a in iui.hmuit.. Kf i. w.
HAMS.7 BACON.G-JHam. ""PpW. "L'W-...,.' I.
cottage r-! lancyja.ouws.vo. .
sumptlve csll for poultry, receipts sre iambi' lleTriin. tailhi Tim.fiSf i Onions,.-. per. cenUl Oregon. ' $1.65 A
front' street and prices I So. 7ii.(: ao uermuaas, seea, yi.t(
breakfast baoon.- 2028Hc;
ham. 17Aian:. nlonlojL MiLn-
I roll. ( ); regular short clears, smoked.
(raited Press Leased Wire,.
San Francisco, April 21. Closely
guarded by. Captain of Police John
do nfd
Union Pacific,
oo prd. .......
U. 8- R ii 6., e
ISUc: backa. amoked. 1 IU.: nlrkl KnRTHWFST fiTAmncTT nt..u . . r . u... r,. I " Ft
tongueMoc is.r - iv--'jt -- ---T".T7.r'- -rTTT'T .Ti'.rr'Lrvr ""T- a-
i,AKi-Kettia iear..6S. ue per lb.; ? ; .r -Vs' -w-,.- . ...v. :V', - i.T .Cr .!... .;" .1 " I -niiz. IV"
w i 1 1 mm m, is ' " a osvm W V . UIW Utl U9 Ul gj.( AVIILJ I 1 1 . V S
m t
iwl.......
wix cent,
Wesler appeared to ' be on tha yenre nZTt
238,99.16of nervous prostration when he was ll'tah Copper...
160,046.63 I taken aboard the train. His face waa I Third Avenue.
i
. steam rendered, 6s. 17o per ll.j;,om- L,. 7. -Jramaa tmUKM. '- -'' tion with tha murder of Mra. Henry I Wabash
pound, 6. 1240 per lb. . , . ..... J ajartngs today .$1.804,388.86 ISchuls, started for Tacoma today, o pfd
21 TURPENTINE In cases. T6c; Yeanago ...... . 1.008.764.9lWhera' ha will faca tha charge cf iilur- vf,T
I "tr,Jt"' . . . Irt.i '.;.-.. . ... ,i '
CerslnsL . . isla. tmn...i ui o i Km tsneaiwater nay -per g I wmj ............ n. . io,iu.ij
21e: eastern Oreron. VI a I ,on' 22i; per 100 lb. sack, 6i Olympla, I rt 1 -
' l ure,0B,,l: jper gallon.2.76; per i 00 Ih. sck. 170 j Balances today ....,
1 Prima, mm tv ' I -$0; canned eastern, vse can. 0.60 dos.; I r Year aga .... ,
riBH Nominal TtoeV f S.. I .- .IMWHi aUIll -. --
green. Tft6e lb. : bnlis. rreei m7 LLounaf ? vai,itJt'7e: atrlned Clearings today . ....... i$l,JM,898.00
4 lb.; kips. $O10c; emi'tmT VrWn! ""u .?t'lJ 10cl frosen salmon, BaUncea today ...... ....... 325,429.00
CU1XTIM SARK 1101 Nominal. IU I Ir'". ': - snnmps. ifo; percn. I TSCOSna Bangs.
K . - I Ci luracwlt r. ; loosTers, xac
deeply lined and tha
twitched continually.
facial muscles
ee:.
MOHAIR Nominal
attr, rrs
Clearings today ,.
..$ 814.31T.00
74.816,00
' -
SMITH OF CALIFORNIA
FOE OF CONSERVATION
e Securities
Cons. Oas
Big Four .....-
Ry. Springs.,.,
do pfd
Vlr. Chemical.,
" do pfd . ,
K C South
do rfd
Wheel. U B. . .
,l . m s
( eUt
149
9
81
122
103
103
134
135
110
'46
90
49
y
129
27H
84 U
22
8
zi
1 Ki.
4V
Jl
jneaoiuuona ; inaorsing the measure
Were adopted, and . these ; will be for
warded to all miners throughout - the
state. In the hope of getting aid at the
polls next November for tha bill ,
"; " i ' i ii t,-
VVETMORE SORRY HE. f
GAVE AWAY PROPERTY
Alleging that' unnamed attorneys who
represemed mm in a' divorce case tried-
years -ago connived with his, wife to de
fraud him out of hla property. Ward C.
Wetmore has begun, suit in the circuit
court against. Darotha Wetmore, his for
mer wife. . He wants the. court to re-
28 U 1 outre her to account to him for the rents
142 land profits of certain lots and to recon-
io I vey them to him, t , ' V ;
I vwstmora. says he. deeded the Jpta to
I his wife under a misapprehension. His
; f I attorneys told him there was 160 In It
papers. , Hs has since learned,' he says,
that be thus signed . away property not:
awarded to his wife., by, tha decree of
divorce, granted, to Jier In 1902, . ,- .
Wetmore complains of false and1 per
jured testimony In the divorce case and
says his attorneys did not do their duty.
He was divested of $12,000 Iworth r of
property 'he says,.' and left with prac
tically nothing, although he was worth
$4500 when he was married, back In
1876, and kept adding to the store. He
wants to reopen-the case to prove, that
part of the property controlled by his
former wife is really, his.
. .' .' J '1. :
aMwwwwMwwwweeaaeeaea
110 110
J. .. . . I -" ....... Pi.ro. !.; D1KR I , . aiIUt Slltl - i ., 1 IVBTOl I IB UHM WMJ
rv" " Aca, canaiM- "O 6r .". craba. $.2601-TI ,p Clearings today .i $ 719,431.00 Washington. April 2L "What I think Oen. Electric
-l1 - -. I U.l.n n.. . K . Ill An I atWltlt MtlUWSMAII im tT ei . i
f'l A U a IT. ..4.Y..11 . -. WA. . ... I "- .. . w ............ .1W..VH I" - .11 VI .11.
. v.i.ia, irax. ao idl: 1 - 1 jt , m r-t -, . .-
mm. i.nt. twv. r I . : ucvi im-iiis.jui.iiv, araiia or Jall.
nlBta. oaa OH, Wax. . . Xew lorK UOttoo Market, 1 tomia in ipa nouse yesterday. When tha
BENZIM ceareea. emmtm. fSa m I . M. a.ii i . . . 1 Pickett btlL rivlnr tha rmHanl Ma,
i . , . ... 1,1.. . ' - I ,,rw " -1 . v.". w iiinraei.. 1 . . . - ' ' -"
i rK.7rfr)ii B. kk, ... . I. - OP11 J"?" L' Close l to wunaraw lanas at discretion.
iiT.. w . iTT .; '".,1 , j.nu.rj, ... i 2 1 . 1 z
"'' "' ir." 5
j-., in id, anaj a Bar to., lass iota. I T.,r.. ' ... mm lid
S6e.
HtTTTFR FAT Delivery t t, port
J.n.w, eraam. 31c; sour. 89
Dviicn-iiirt ereamery, S3e
faocy. im; siore. I4e; California xl
POULTk Mixed rblckena, 1IO
I9Ht; fn-y bens. imtJt(Ve per pounj;
ags. 14He; old. 12c; orauera. t0
iwf;,.,ry.'.rl..,0r,! . 013s
' ' i 1 - i , u i c I r omHq
Jr; turkeys, allva. e21e; area
ir: r-re". Muatil, II 0
J rd rhli-kens, leUlti
- - - . i tu 4j rrmru wumi ua .nr. iu u. 1
Oif.EPj: N-w Orrn f.ney - fun I Pfr gsiloni eoeeae, ie gallon: laltte, DeremhlTp Jtii iiii
eram, - trlpl-a ,4 flala.es, 2e a,lon: head.ishC o galoa; j 11X9 llit
, .uir --Ar"r , J 'c; lanTorata. zlata. I wrmt r. "c i'WBi water wane. 11
$8
149
$4 83
.It
4 46
14$ .143
SMALL
deposits;;,
No matW' how' small
' your' deposit iay bo you ;
will receive the same eon
slderate, buslness-nga ,
treatment at Asltley &
Rumelln, Bankers," 4 larger '
deposltors .You will not be
' told your deposit Is not -wanted
either" by word or '
'. feeling, t ' '
. .'- , . ; . . . -.. ' f - . . . ;r
Vi payjroa 4 pr cant in-
-v . $ erest on your sayings.
'i-- Open 8 a. m. to' 630 p.
m. Batuzdays 8 p. in. , .
I jir'n"ii' nmn 'in ri'n'ir i inr r r rm - nnr r g
IE.
I ; . -
: 1 1
SAVING . OF. TIME
This bank 'makes it a rule to trartsact all business with
the greatest promptn?ss consistent with absolute accuracy,
thus saving the time of itJ depositors. Your patronage is
cordially 'invited. ' fetters of Credit and Travelers Checks
issued, navable the world over. .i: : ' ' .7 . , ' v
HUGE OIL TANK AT 1
SAM PABLO BURNING
dork, j IHi pr lb.
June . . ... .1453 2469
..!.. a S m M m
ilrCM Prfp?Jrtla L- ? C ll 4 jSeptember 125.1J4
a povad high. I SlT.T: "V.t. ! J . . October ...-1238 1348
1220
i486
1474
1458
1459
1873
1JS5
1213
12I6&JT (under discussion.
14946 96 1 Ferris of Oklahoma had Ti.arm.tr
trnltas rnm LeaaeJ WHt
1469eP Ur2nJy-m " .5ln c"rtl.- , U capacity ef 480.906 barrela. I. n ti
ititxit ms arave in. usual definition, and I ... - -i.. w
122t$3J 1 . ay before the fire can be extlnguUhd.
1219 1228029
lie; Vl"-"rin. eid. l!lc
PART t. i i HrwtMrr priea T
Ff 1 I.J, rnM. brewing. $2166.
Ujrr.AT vl Trats. eljb.
I'r ' ' " "irn' " WUlamerta yal-
M!!.Lrrrm-."a sws Pres
f : ! f r r- nra. I n (.; ah-a-tn. 2i i,
t ' u ." : a. fa: ' meal. Ill pee ton.
f . ,-. rrt'P, r..ifT- $140-
T- -,.ti? , t, IJf Iht.; Irw-i
' . I s' s. i !l
V t . H n : '. It 16
v T - -i i. ::r.r '-.k1 j. . ra
" - r a ,s ., I i'. ;7; gray.
- V W .!. !: ervkl l7 tn.
r' I '. t-r-r n, .:t:;
Ulir rer aauloii: sDacii a.ia. wHI .
i . , . -1 1 "u. i
. QAtOLJ.VE Red crwwn land mXr.
r-VB; V. M. A P. aAfiUka. .13 tilt.
The-
KddTTille Pool Rpld.
ie' EddyvlUe mohaJr pool hai
Jl tic per -po.ir,d. Te lot -wee rM to
4 .hoot lt.ftM twurwl Liuaiit.
ear. Wet. . '
t'nlfrd States Gov em merit Bonds.
New York. Anrtf 1 nnv.mM.
wmaa;- . . Hid. . A
iwos. regisiereo ; ....... Jo4
Three's, reristered 102W
do, coupon
Pour's reaiatered 214
ou, coupon ............ .....
11
193
111
ilaVs
Llrrrpool Wheat Market.
Liverpool. A pry II Wheat.
"Ope-V CJa.
. - 'd
' - 78 1
- : 6 d ; 6d
i
!
Salts for RJcht of Way. .
Fl new salta against property ewners
to condemn tight f way for the gt.
3ohns-Troutdaie line have hn begun
la ths rlreuir court fcv tha it w ...-
The derendants are Art 8. Pullen and
Mtaniafv a tt I arMniA . . .
ot Tat for fi bp port, I from adJrrnt town mrm fig-Mi.. k-
ttetiry.tVwterman hn been ntMerM ft. I flame, but
pay his former wife. Rosa W eater-man. I their efforts to saving- surrounding
$28 per month for the support -nt him I Property. Ths - resei-rnlr la k. .
children, now la ber custody.: Wester-1 minus of the Bakerafleld pipe line. The
man Js married a awcond time, but Coua- I fire started shortly after midnight
. y . -j - -wu .im im, covia not re m
lleve him of the duty of supporting- Mai trt.m.ik r, i.i.
children Hla et-wlfe yesterday told I .1111 . 1
tha court hm had hwn i1lrtr r. k I 1J Ptnatt aa TV. J-ir..
sight months before ah. kn.. I ..VA " f K j"1- T?.' . r- 21-Tbe
about 1L. .. .... . . " WT, owners!
FIfT la Toledo roafofTW.
Ssa4l tlkMM h. TV. 1 . . .
Toled-v, Or. April 2l.j.'ir waa dla-
of the Klamath Chmnlcia, have bn
sued for rtamar-. tn the sum rif l 6a
each by B. O. Jnhnmrm and O. X. Wend
lint rra!a.tt arvd vira preel1r,t ef
t Klama'b leveiormant ramr.., ,
'T
i i.ber
wire. . T. Herxlrlf kann and wif. r. ji- o Tlfv k lajrt antr-. . . " " " iwi-
aad- & merges Md.. era. . r.rLd VoTrd 1 f " 7 ' r.m.i U . .
CERITKAL
v- The scope of our
service covers all de- "
partments;of Com-:
mercial B a n k i ii f? -and
T rust' Com--.
pany; business. 7
.Our"equipment.Is :,
adequate and our
service efficient, ;
Conservative
management . a n d
prompt and "careful
a 1 1 e n t i o n in 'all
transactions. '
r.iEnciLr.TS
SAVINGS U TRUST
COMPANY
Ccr. Sintb ar.i Wahirs-ton Sit,
;M'47v
reOPERTY:fyi .y:
OWNERS'. V$WMf
; AIany .ivjir learn; that
N . Pavement 1 has'; more
; " stability, : more ' real
- value, than any other
.7! hard . surface .;pave
- ment laid. - ,
Overbeck &
Cooke Co
.- .
. Ccmrnrssicr. Rlerchmt
Stockt, Bonds
Ccttoa. Craia. Etc. 7
216-31?
Eoaxd of Trade BaSila
Uvmhrm dttear Beard sf Trasa
CtrrwiwasMl. ef tna Bryas.
Oteags. ,Kew tors. Dastse.
We fc.a e eety print, wire
w aaaetfr.8r Portland lia las