The Oregon daily journal., May 14, 1910, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1910.
It
LAHSS1' MEWS
BERRY SUPPLY IS
Condition of Arrivals Makes It
Necessary Jfor Receivers to
' ' Lower. Prices Stock From
. California Handled in Pails.
Rerry-supplies on Front street today
wer very heavy, and while trade wl
good, lower price resulted. - ,
Most of the arrivals were of poor
quality ' -because of the long T 1B
shipment. 'Soma of the "tuff that cam
forward this morning should have ar?
rived yesterday mornlna and therefore
, , uimi of tha Florin stock , could, bo
. handled better with , buckets than vby
' hand because of the flowing condition.
..Marketable . California strawberries
old from $1 to $1.40 s crate, but few
aara mala ihnvt 11.25. and It Was
hard to move the bulk of the shipments
even at that figure, unis was ant w
poor quality and not to any lack of fle-
mana tor goea iun. r ;
. Ail Arrlvala Ax Vary attp.
All arrival of atrawberrlea along
front treet today were. In a very ripe
- condition and therefore could -not' be
held over. " While the Caluornla atock
' waa the eoorest In this regard, some 01
ha. Wtllnmatta vaillAV fruit wa RaOM-
- xTced because it was not up to standard.
" Soma of the" atock that arrived in paper
boxes was especially bad.. Warning haa
been given the growers not to us paper
. boxea, but they aeero to us than JU8t
thn xm nd suffer' the Drlce1 losses.
Many strawberry shippers havaneg-
. lected to atamp ineir namer ana our
unnn the mrli&ieK contrary to the pro-
' visions of "the . state law. Under the
state law It Is the duty of tba county
fruit Inspector to aea that th provision
are carried out, but Front street v haa
received but scant attention .from the
paid official Of Multnomah this season.
- ' '
, Cannot Sell HojV-i-A
" While some dealer who have con-
tracts are talkiusr of bright , prospect
.for the 1910 -a well as thel909 crop,
other dealer ay they have been of fer
ing choice, jroods recently to the same
" Interest, and have been unable vto se
, cure 16c a- pound for the best" v
' New York Producers Price . Current
,eays of- the general situation: rvi ,-rv
, There i no change and the bop mar-
no transactions of any - Imrrtanea -. In
NewvOtork j.-state'tiocally- the tnarket
. tted to hand to mouth purchases. Crop
report continue excellent; - the -alight
rrnat In New York state doing-no dam
age to the crop - The vine la far enough
advanced so that farmers are beginning
to tie their vine to the pples which ia
unusually early. English and, continen
"tal condition are also unchanged. ;: -.-
New Tork prices per pound: j ',."..
State, l09, prtme to choice,. . .2T2S
Btate.-1909, medium to sood,.. 24 26
.pacific coast rj -prim w -y
choice . .T. . . ..... i9 O 20
Pacific recast,. 1909, vi medium.
te' woff' i i - -V. " ,' v .-" ' WIS
Pacif la coast, 1908, ...prime r to , . i- --.
" choice .'. - I'ffii
- Paclf l cast. JIMI j'V. v.v-,'-.i 9j0
Herman. 1909 ,t .2iHi68
Pacif lo coast 1906 6
N-Vnrk hnn movement In bales:
Receipta for week 659
Keceipt irvm ai-pi. ihvi.i.(.ii.
" Receipts same tltpe last year. 75.613
'Export to Europo for week.,,- 75
Export from Sept i'SS
Export same time last year ...... 47,090
'Import for week : . . J
Imports from" Sept. 1. .1 . . t ;.7
Import am time last year .... 9,50
told Potatoea f or eeL
There 1 only a limited eall for pou
toea of the old crop her and prlcf
mrm nnmlnal. California Is calling , lor
a small -number of car 'for seed pur-.
nose mun r ano -tnia aemana is ex
pected to continue until the latter part
of tha month. New crop atock from the
south a arriving la better condition
.'here and la i finding mora general de
mand around go. - .' x-.. . .
, ' Peaa Are? Dragging Sale.' ?
Qreen pea are (Iragglng in the whole
ale market and . much, of the aupply
irhlch came lorrn irom mt oum oai
been dumped owing to the lack of de
mand. Price have been shaded as low
twitmA without avail althourh
best quality bring mora than thia In
: & unmeq way. j ' . ;.
' ' Look Like Lower Poultry.
Poultry market 1 ahowlng a weaker
reeling na luppnet ' rt onnmf i
Termer nrloea From the present out
look values will be ahaded during the
eomlng week although reeelvera -."mrej
holding out for. present price a long
. a possible. - . ; ' . t --,
- FRONT STREET QUOTAHOKS
BOp. Wool and Mdea. ' j
HOPS 1909, choice, 16c; prima, ISO
tic; medium, 12o J.'-
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, lOfflRc
-each; abort wool. J580c; medium
wool, 60c 1 each; long wool. IScQ 1.25
each. "V ' - '
- WOOL Nominal, 1910. Willamette
alley. 18020c; eastern Oregon. -.12
"TALLOW Prime, per lb., ICo; No.
and rriNiss, 20 2Hc "
CHITTIM BAK 1909 Nominal.
44ic; 1810. 4Hc. :
' HIDKSr ury nines, -is m y ' c . in.;
rreen, TTS4er outim, wtw c id.;
tps, IClOe; calve, green. 144116a per
lb. . . ... " '
MOHAIR Nominal;- 1916. tlViff
22kc. i- p ... . .
Batter. Tm and loaltry.
BITTER ' i.xtra creamery, X7e;
tor. iOJSn. - !.:
BLTTKR FAT T. o b Portland, per
fMXin V. fiweet cream, -Se; sour. tAo.
EQG8 Local, candled, select, 220
22 Hp. '
POL'LTRr Mlxd chlrkwia, 19e;
fan'-y hen. lHJOc; star". !7Hc;
broiler, nsoe; rrjrer. - iHtlZ&c;
Sb. Ife for live. HQlic for dred;
urks. t; turkoy. alive.' 200 21c;
JresFed J71f2:lcfln. squabs. 22.R0
iJ id ioi-n: drsi rMrkena, le to 2c
tvo'ip I Mnr than allv.
CKtiliP1 Nw (reon fsncy full
fr.im 7l4Hc: triplet and dalsle.
16 Tount America. 17 Oil e.
, Oreia. Tloar aad slay.
HARI-ET Prviicft prir1t09
Fei t:3rr"d IM: brewing. Ifl.
WHFAt N"r.bl Trifk, cluh.
S" - - i
nam wawt oazssrs txax
A2TO 2032C
TT nn.t drowsed ve.l end porlt
and lire ttinker. We do sot chart
conm.lipn.
We wt;i
. rsv
yon
w1
r.rni,i r. Ft D BT ousntitv
-.'P sr.r dv. TVe W 1 py es fol
mmtm
los for ra. fat mjii:
Iwi Veet to l&c. -X-r1
Tor It. 11a, -
1,1 )'', lie. -, ., .
'l..--t, i.e. - ,
A4'rees all h'rnrn(.
rilTf TTH sTEAT CO,
rrtt:-.r tie Tnsrt,"
, yeaiLAri), caiGos.
LOCAL BUTTER IS
GOIilG II
v AT HIGHEST
While Report Cannot Be ..Con
; . firmed Trade Believes, It
; Possible North Buys and
Pays More for Cube Stock.
4
4. ..." ... .. Batter to Adranoe, , ' 1 .
4V .iLn advance of le a pound wljl
e ! be quoted in the-v price Of all
4 grades ; of creamery butter1 by.i, e
4 'local maker on Monday morn-
e lng. Thl will pnt th whole- . 4)
4-',aale. value to 28s a pound In box '
4 lota Th .dTnc . wa decided '
upon at a conference of the lead- e
e J ing creamery Intereata."
Local Gutter ! going Vnto-etOTage ac
cording to report but the report cannot
be confirmed.'-- ii-ViM fa-n, 1 i
. Butter market her ia Intensely firm
and some, makers report that, .they, are
unable to fill' all their orders, aitnougn
thia condition Is not general. ' ;; f - ' -
, With, higher prtoea m effect at north
ern points, th local trad continue .to
hip a portion Of Its mske ln cubes.. Ad
vice from the north state that thl but
ter . if hot , only goina- into. Alaska : but
soma Interests have begun to store. . ?
' - If the report that storlna; haa started
should be confirmed, t mean that thl
year's product goea Into tha Jce house
at a .higher price than ba aver been
shown before, either hara 4r in . any
other part of the country. ,.-.
Uct bluestem. 1 28 a 8o: Willamette Val
ley, 84C - . -i 'r'":i I
MILLSTUFF3 -Selllna- price, ear lots
Bran, 119.60; middlings, 29.80; shorts,
2lfi.M;-.cnop,?-fiwv.-. vi.i'--.-.
KlAJsn iNew crop, , paienie, , b.do
Willamette valley.
I8.6t
bbl.;
u.a. v .
local
straight $4.30)5.25; baker, 5.60;
export grades. 14.00;
rye; 25.76; bales, $3.16.
ORN---Whole, IS6;.
raham, Hi
,
cracked.' 2ST ton.
M A Y rt-odueera' nrlce New timothy.
Willamette-valley, fancy, 221r ordi
nary, 118; eastern Oregon. iipis;
mixed, I15j60; clover. No. 1, 16.601;
wheat. $16 17; cheat, 217018; alfalfa.
is. .
OATS Spot 'delivery, new, producers
trice Trax:k-rNo. i white. Z7f gray.
r raits aaa Tegetabies."
TOESH lfRUITS Oranires: New na
vels, $2.E0ii3.26 box; bananas. SHo lb.;
lemorw, $7BO5.SO b? grape fruit,
? 4; pineapples,' 6fTcj strawberries, Co
lombia River. 25 & 6.60 1 Florin. I101.2S
per crate; local, 21.7502.60. . t
POTATOES-Belling, . new, 60o: ' buyi
lng. eastern Multnomah and Clack
amas, 40o;v Willamette yaljey.. J640cj
new potatoes. 2 02 ttO.
veqetabIjES New turnips., ii.so:
beets. 11.50: carrots. 11.60 per sack;
cabbaare, 13.60 per cwt; tomatoea, Mezt
can, 11.75 cratejFlorida, 12.26; v beans.
7 He lb; : horseradlah. ' 10c: green
onions, - 10 12 H 4 dosen; peppera,
bell, zztte lb-; heaa lettuce, hot joc
dox.; hothouse, 76c box; radishes, 10912c
doxen bunches; celery 96c- dosen;" egg
plant' (-4) lb.; sweet - potatoes, 3;
sprouts.. ): cucumbers. Jl 1.28 dos.;
asparagus, local. 70CcrtJL " per aoxen;
Walla "Walla. lUO&lJs box; spinach,
6 So lb. - . -. , :
nirnN.qTji1 inbhlns1. Wo. 1. 22.26
per cwt; No. 2, 29: buying,. No. 1. $1.76;
California, L76r; garjic. iuwijo per
wiuna. - -
j, APPIJES 2J.60.
' -Orooeries. Vnts, Bto.
SUGAR Cube, 20.65; powdered, 26.26;
fruit or berry.
dry
granulated.
$6.25; eonf. -A. 26.05; extra B, 5.66;
rol(lenrU, J5.66; o yeuow, 5Jij; Deet.
8.05; barrels, 15c; half barrels, 1 20c;
boxes, '6 5o advance On sack basis.
(Above quotations are 29 days net
cash quotations.) - - ' - .
RICB-lmperiar Japan No. - V 4Ho
No, 2.t84e: New Orleans head.. 6-Hafc:
Creole, te. r
BEANS Small.; white, $6.50: large,
whl $4.75; pink,-$6.50; bayou, $7.26;
Umu, .sr reaa, - .
SALT Coarse - Half ground.' 100s,
$10.00 per ton; 60s, $11.60; table dairy,
60s. $18.50: . 100s, 217.60; bales, 42.2j
extra fine barrels, is, 6a and 10s, $4.60
06.60; lump rock, $20.60 per ton. '
"HONBY-rNw, vl$H Pr Ih. , s '
ICeat, Tlsb. and Previsions.
bRESSED MEATS Front street
hors. fancy. llH12c; ordinary. 1114c;
veals, extra, OtatplOc: ordinary, 909Ue;
spring ' lamDs, - iv m viitsc, yearnnaT
lambs. lOHc: . mutton,. 9o.w.. ,.-. -v.
HAfS BACON, ETC -Hams, lHc;
breakfast bacon. l27e; broiled ham,
2 7 29c ; picnics, 18c; cottage roll. );
regular short clears, smoked. UHc;
backs, smoked. . II Vie trickled tongues.
40c lb. i i v- :'
L.ARD Kettle iear. es. i7e per in.:
steam rendered. 6a, 16 Me per lb.; com-
pouna, re. i(; nr m.
TURPENTINEf In cases, .TSe;,, bar
ren, to pr iiwn. ' -
OTSTKRS Shoalwater bar.' per sal
Ion. $9.26; per 100 lb. sack, IS; Olympla,
C, IflA Ik - V. . -
er gallon, $2.75; per 100 lb sack.
50: canned eastern. 65e can
is.ew uo
os.;
aatrn n nhpll. tl.CS Der 100.
flounders. 6c; halibut. Tcj - striped
bass, 16c; catfish, 10&ile: fresh Chi
nook. o: steel heads, c! aoles.
7e. shrlmpn, lie; percn tc;' Tontcon.
( . ); lobetera,' 25c; herring. Sc;
black -basa, jOc lb.; Columbia smelts,
$1.26 per box; silver smelts, 7o lb.; black
cod. me; crabs, $1.251.76 per dosen;
dressed shad, ie; roe shad. Sp; shad roe.
20e lb. .
CIjAMS Harasneiiw per . ooxw o id.;
rasor clams, $2 box.
raists, Ooal Oil. Xto. ,
BEKZINK $6 degrees, cases. 19o r
gal.: Iron bbla," lHe per' 'gal,
. MNgKED OII--Raw, bb,s 97e; casts,
$1.02; boiled, bbl a. 99c.; cases, $1.04:
Pr rUon lot of 250 gallons, le lees;
oil rnKe meal (none in market). , ,
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 7 per
lb.; 600 lb. lots, 8c per lb.; lees lota.
iUc rf lb. -
ROrB-
E Manila. c! sfsal. U.
COAL, OIL Pearl, astral and mr, 16a
Fr guilon; ertne, l:r gallon; elalna,
He gallon: heed!isht. 2tHe gallon; ex
tra star. 2ie rsllon; water white, 11
frllSo fr gallon: special water white,
16c r ollnn.
OAPOLINT? R4 crown and motor.
lCg!3e rs:!on; t ganollne. I9174e
gailon; V. 11. A P. naphlha. llHOiOWo
gai ion. i, , , .
XORTHWEST BAXK statejlkxt
y-orUaa Banks.
CloeHnx today $1.5117411
iar ago 3.276,(1
C!n ............
.I tfS.60
..ll 0 4
.. - 14.U1 67
FincH (o4ay
ltr ago
iHtUl IUll
O'STlBrs t-vtey ...........
.rf a t "
" Taenoa Barks.
C'er1nr t .. .
hakance toor .
.I2.?1T P
. J-2.('?4
-87J TH
OSTORE
mttWWSM: RMEMSTS
AF.IALGAr.TATED UP
Stock-Market Very, Dull Today
-(Except for Specialties; Har
vester, Canadian Pacific and
- Reading Higher. '
, JTew York, May 14 The stock market
today was. very dull except for a few
specialties. The activity was principally
confined to Amalgamated Copper, Har
vester, Canadian Paclflo and Reading,
all of which displayed ' Considerable
strength. The strength In copper was
understood to be due to the acaulsltlon
by that company of the Clark properties
In Montana. The strength in Reading
was attributed to further purchases by
banking interests.. It 1 said that the
earning of the company of the coming
year will be very large.
Crop report coming In - from . th
northwest are still , reading quit un
favorable."' '"..- !
At Boston,' today's session' was rather
dull, but tne undertone is very strong.
Buying still continues. " i-FractlbnaJ
gains were scored in mo.t of the lint
Commission house business 1 gradually
Improving and condition of the metal
market is making for better markets.
.The all Street .Journal says in Its
summary-today! .-',
- London market closed. 4 ' 4
Helnse says he svlll return to Butt.
: ' BrsdBtreet's says retail trade In the
east is only fair and wholesale trade is
disappointing. . :. C " '
Dun'i Review says flulet pervades the
dry goods market but advance bUBlness
booked by Jobbers exceptionally good.
. Banks gained on week's currency
movement 26,12,000. t a : !.
Burlington's new Improvement jblans
call for f32.000,iQO, including $10,000,000
for equipment ' . . ;-- "i:
- Damage to Icotton In' hbrthem" Texas
not as considerable, as first estimated.
- More favorable reports on wheat out
look In Kansas and Nebraska. . .
American Can reports orders on books
larger -than, ever before. . . ''.
Railroads reach: agreement; on sugar
rate fight. ' ' - . ;
American Beet Sugar annual report
ending March tl, shows equal to, 7.81
on : common a compared with ' 6.98
last ' year, -
-.ahge of New York prices furnished
by Overbeck & Cooke Co.; . J , .
Description I Open! High! liow Bid
Amal. Copper Co.
71H
Am. Car & .jr. CO.
9i
ao era. . . ..
Am. cot, ou, a
Am. Loco., c. ..
Am. Sugar. c
6 1
128H
12$
80H
'
ii
110.
Am. Smelt.,' Cr
79 W 80
do "'Bfa.'.'V,
lot :
Anaconda M. Co,
44 H
86 4
Am. ' Woolen, c.
Atchison, o. .
110
102
do pfd.
B. A O., o. ..,
103
do pfd. . , .
Brook. Rpf Tran.
Can. pac e ...
Cent. Leather, c
ao pfa. ., ...
C.. Ttf. A Bt. P..
Cht & N. W., c
Chesapeake & U.
Colo. South.,' c.
do 2d pfd.-;.
do 1st. pfd. .. .
Cora Products, c.
Dsla. A Hudson,
P. & B. 0
41
Erie C.....V.
- do 3d pfd .
' dn 1st Tfd
28
86 Vi
Atr
26
46
Ot Northern, pfd
1S6J4
186
21W.
135
134 .
20
147
Illinois Central
iuier. jvibi., . -
LoulS. Nash. .s
147
M..K. & T., C.
ao via. .......
Distillers
Ore Lands. . ...
80S
Mo. pacmo..
Nat Lead . . ,
N. Y. Central
N. T.. O. ec "W., .
Nor. A West. C
do, . pfd., . . .
Nor. . America '.
Nor. Pac.-, o. ..'
131
til
Jac jsau B. o. .
Pennv Ry .u .
P. Steel Car., cJ
to
29U
-do,-, pfd. ..,-
Readlna,' c
do, 2d pfd.' , i .
do 1st pfd,. i..
16214
ioU
101
98 M
Rep 1. A 8.,
do,- pfd. -'. . , .
Rock Island, C. ,.
45
80
?.
do. pfd. .....
B. L. & a P.. I P
j - do., let pfd. .
H. L. i 8. W C
do. Pfd ......
8o. . Pao, . c .-,.
bo. . Kf ., iC . . .
So. Ry.. nfdT ..
S2
98
T- 8. I ..
U. P c. .......
182
44
U. S. Rubber, c
do.' cfd. I
111H1113
tf. S. Steel So., c.
do. Pla. .....
Wabash, c..
- do., pfd,C . . , ; .
Wis. Cent.,- 'er .
Westlnghouse r.
Beet Sugar. ......
87
4
Otah Copper.,...,
Third Av.e,..,,,,
Cons. Gas........
Big Four ,..-,.
Vlr. Chemical.;.
K. C Southern,.
' do pfd . .".
WheeL A L. B...
Allls Chalmers,..
do pfd
Amn, Con.-. . ..
do pfd i,. ,
Alton, c.........
9
- do pfd ......
O. W., pfd . . . . .
Nevada Cons . .
ier. Meotrlc. . .
20U 20 29
I4IH ....1
Total sales, 240.500 shares.
SEATTLE PRODUCE
fVattle. May 14. Butter-Per rx,(l
TTaniiir trton creamery- firsts, 2ftc; renrh.
Idc; fwitern trrnirv. 25c; process,
llc; Ore ron,' 2'1c; California. 2t '
Krsa l'r j"jn, - iwai rancn, Z7c;
ea'-rn. 25'": Ornon. 2c '
tw pr poupo. cram cries, lis
tr; wbel Sia 104? ?lc; blork Ptm.
11c: lrnrcvl wheel baiss, 9c; TlliS-
t)r io- ut'son kiln dr!i, 11 frrr:
Australian. rr pt.nd. 1 exa Pr-
r-iu.ins. 11.00 til to rr . crate; Call
for", red. II Pr bn.
cPtatn. rar 'T ro. 11711 pr xrm:
fancr -urn V
n.nio. 1 ' 1 4 ; iew
st IS 4 per pou4. aweeta,
poaad.
6c per
Oil PURCHASE OF
EWPROPEIIIS
PlEStOR TODAY
. . Kw Vork-LovMkn Sllrrr -Kew
Terlt.-Mar 14. Ear silrtr.
Indfa. Vy 1 4 .yTr, t4'!c'
5tc
mm
vlf EAT BOUGHT BY
COUNTRY MILLERS
Prices Are Steady but Un-,
1) changed HereBuyers Do
Not hear. I hat surplus will
Be Sent to Chicago Market,
1-
i, V Northwest Crop Weather. .''
. Portland and vicinity Pair snd cooler
tonight, with-light frost; Sunday, fair
and warmer, northwesterly winds.-.....
! Oregon and Washington Fair and
cooler tonle-ht. with llcht frost: Sunday,
fair, warmer except near coast; north
westerly winds. . -
Idaho Fair and cooler tonight ' with
light frost; Sunday, fair ana warmer.
.A'' smalt amount: of wheat" has been
moved during the past 14 hours. Millers
at country points are said to be taking
some bluestem around the prloea printed
h. .Th. JaiihiiI Kiit . f . r m Irnnwn nA
club- has. paesei because there is Utile
of this grade to offer. , v,
Thc report rrom waua vvaua inai in
farmer' union at that olac ' contem
plated shipping the bulk of its held over
supplies to the Chicago market because
it was believed a higher price could be
obtained than here is not alarming buy
ers at tidewater, because most, or them
say they already have more wheat than
they need and would Ilka to unload a
few lots themselves..-. v i ',;'' ;
One Carload Arrives and Goes
rat $655 for Steers 1 3 f '
Loads Easterni Hogs.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
is, Hoes Cattls -Calves . Sheep
Saturday iiv. Ml 4 91 eilf-' 45
Friday ,.: ?29 . !';2 P-I-'S'M
Thursday-. 63 tl 9 41
Wednesday ' . ' 48 . 1072 .. - 709
Tuesaay ut iv ...
Monday- -V V. i.i 75 162 1 1269
Week. Agft...". (3 'iSS.-T fh'i'f-i .
Portland Union Btockvards. May 14.
Jim Wilson has the honor of shipping
the first loads 01 grass cattle to mar
ket from 'this state tha present aeaaon.
Not only' this but, he has been financial
ly rewaraea by- reoeivmg . ine mgneei
price ever obtained for Oregon fed grass
cattle, his . snipmeni consisted or st
Steers .which sold at 25.26 and one cow
tnai went at gs.a.. , - :rf - !?.'
Thirteen loads of hogs came In from
Nebraska today. They were contracted
prior to arrival hy , a local packing
concern and therefore did not enter the
local market.
- Sales of hogs were made during the
past nours at tu.ei ana as iu.a
naa Deep ,, previously paw it neveiopi
that the. market was reallv down Si
although some interests give out other
reports.
Being j Saturday, the cattle market
was dull this morning although th ar
rivals were light r
Sheep sre generally quoted at the for
mer range,..;....; . '!, y, : r'v
i Amoar . tha 'fAippersv
' Henllne A Ohllnger brought forward
l2 loada ' of hogs from Nebraska for
fh. TTnlnn MMl flntnmnf. .
C. D. Baldwin shipped two loads of
boss rrom ruer.-. laano, 10 tne locai
- J.- K. 'Mlschler shfTtned a mixed "load
ef hogs and sheep from Hubbard, Or.
G. c. Lincoln nad a ioaa or cattle ana
horses in the yards today. . .i - 1
Jim : Wilson was offerinar a load Of
cattle from Mitchell, Orr- ; Came via
J E. Reynolds, the regular.' shipped
2 mixed loads of cattle and calves from
Condon. .,- ?- 'v's
Todav'.. run . or iivestocK compare
with this day - in 1 recent years as roi
...,.y-: :-'.! - noss. tjattie. tineen
19I v;. ..;.;.1274 . 99 45
1909 . , 100 ! 1ZA
1907 i, .W ..''... 178 ;!ii ' 509
190S ..,, .... r . -,-. ' 404, v..,
19P6 t.... , . .. 566 " 1500
A year so todav there waa a fl
tone In all lines of livestock with no
change in values offering.
oxzioiai uveasoeK sales.
Following are 1 official transactions
and indicate demand, supplies and
quality offering in the stockyards. They
are the only prices secured direct from
sellers in tnis msrset: -
J ';''-w . ' 8TEEKS.
' '; .4:
rrlce.
19.26
4.75
-A. lbs.
If steers-.,..,,..,.,,.
.1150
I steers
794 ,.
- . ; cows. ',
1 cow ."... r..... ;....11M
15 25
. 4.50
12 cows 464
HOOS. . :'- '
90 hogs .., ......... j." 22 2101
89 hogs Ill ' 19.90
99 begs .......... , .. 107 : 10.40
Todays range of livestock nrlees:
CATTLE Best steers. I.55fl4:
food steers. 15.16; common steers. 269
; cows, best. 15.26: fancy, 96; hHfers.
5 16; Urs. 6. 5006.26: ulls., $2,600
.60. - '
HOGS Best east of the mountains.
219.40; fancy, 210.60; stockers and feed
ers. $. '
8HKEP Sheared, beat wethers. IB 60
47 6.40; ordinary wether. 85.60: sorlns
HALVES Best 17; ordinary'. 16.509
tit; poor 1.76g. .. .
tamos. t( mi, ii.tin.fv,
ALL LIVESTOCK IN t' v
- CHICAGO IS STEADY
Chlcaro. Wsr 14. Hon are ateadv.
Receipts. 9000; left over, 20(; recvlpta
fear sro. 11.000. Mixed and botchers,
9.456 9.75: good heavy, 69.0.76;
rough heavy. t.46t9.6S: light." 9 46 ft
0.76. Cattle steadr. receipt lit. Sheep
atrons, receipts 16. -
Kansas Citv. May 14. Hogs, JOOt;
cattle, 2Q9; sheep none. ,
HOGS 5 TO 10 CENTS I
ADVANCED AT OMAHA
(8rur Mntr tm j i t
9Vflth Omah. May 14 Cattls r-
ceir's. none. Steer. 7.4(l; cows and
rers. 14 ai.
Hns Keolr'a ITO" Market 5O10e
his her; pHr. l27Sfl946.
thrrp Ro-'rts. '. Mi4ct Stl1v.
Wtbera, 66 .i69T.26; lamb. 64.600
6.
Tt a1tset jfmmlMlfmr cf latvr
f the state board ef Waahtnrtos Is a
in
IIIULI
2 CENTS U III
Decline Is Heaviest of the Day
May ' SDecfacular ; With
Rapid Changes in , Price
. All Options Lose.' . - ; ;
Chicago. May ' 14.- Liverpool 'was
closed r today : and tha bears took
full advantage of the situation by de
pressing the entire market . Closing was
10, off. for the May, for the July,
Jo for September, and , o for Decem
ber. Opening was o to 2c lower. .
While BeDtember was th weakest
and showed the sharpest Joss ' for the
day, tne prices in tne way were, spec
tacular . and ' lost - and - sained rapidly,
At Qife time during the day the market
was 3e lower put toward tne ciose it
rnade recovery of 'a cent 5 "
: Pari wa th only outside market
of importance that gave forth any quo
tation, today and wheat waa 10 to 15
centimes lower there at the closing.
World's shinments: '-Wheat ; Itt.OOV
bushels; corn 2,666,000 bushels.
'W neat on passage increaeea x.viu.uvv
bushels; corn 1,785,000 bushels. Rus
sian wheat shipments 1,834,000 bushels;
Panublan 250,000 bushels. ' 2 4.
cash wheat saies 'iso. j rea. i.is;
No. S red. 21.0801.12;, No. g. hard
winter, l.lt l.4; No. I hard win
ter. 91.0701.12. -'1'
Ran ire of Cnicaso prices furnished by
Overbeck & Cooke eompanyi , . ;
. . w n OA. a .
Open, High.
Low; ; Cloe.
112 .112.
104 104A
101 102 B
it
Mar.
114 114
July. .
104' 104
102 ' 102
y CORN.
NtVfi'Msj
Hept i '
;60."
July. -,
Sept, f . ,
v '62 K.62-
2
91
OATB.
May. ';'.".''
42 42.
40 , 40 .
29. ,,....'' -3.9
: - PORK.
2280 2280
2292 . 2292
42 ,
40
88
2270 "
2275
i277'
July. .
Sept ,
May. .
2277N
2287B
2287
July. .
Sept.
i;.227T 2290
j. ::.? LARD. '
1305
1277A
.1266 A
July, , r.i.1276i 1277
Sept V ...1267 1265'-
1270
1257
RIBS.
May.ji'i,., 1290,. 1290
128a
1265
1247
, 12903
1262A
12ta ,
July.;i.,1265 1282
Sep t.:;;. ,;,, 1241.1162 , ,
KEW; YORK COTTON MARKET ; :
(Furnished by Overbeck 'ft Cooke Co.)
new, xonc. iay 14. urriciai , range:
: Onen . Ill eh . Low Close r
Januarys i.-i 1278 51276 1270
March ,,. JZ77 iz ; 1ZY4,
May ;.V... 1685 1659 1542
June 1649: 1649 1549
July V. , .' 1654 1657 , 1 541
Auguet ... 1404 1508 1492
Heptemoer ia issb 1310
October
November
December2'
1274
. .
1279 ;
1271
Big Ran of Fish. ' '
3 Aberdeen, May : 14. The catch of
Qulnault salmon is to ba .unusually large
this year, although very late in the sea
son. The run of the fish is said to be
the largeet in years, and shows the wis
dom of the plan adopted by the. Indians
at the big powwow last year, when they
decided, to maintain a clear channel 100
feet wide in the middle of the river for
theflh to go up and spawn." W. W.
Kurts of this place has bought the en
tire catch, which he' is packing, and
shipping to a Seattle fish firm, .
8iMtrial Dlxpstch to Th Journal.)
Vancouver, Wash., May 14. John Tal
aminnt or Battery B, Vancouver bar
racks, was found guilty in police court
last night on a charge of "mashing," and
waa fined 550 and costs, or 80 days in
Jail at labor on the street Ha ia at
work this morning. . Talamlnnl was con
t-lcted-TOf forcing this attentions: on a
woman, who after exhausting her pa
tience slapped him in the mouth.
.,.. Newcomer Bays Business. . .;
' ' (Special Dlptch to The JouraaL)
Vancouver, W'anh., May 14. George
Thiessen, who has , bought and taken
possession Of the Latlska saloon at 207
Washington street is a new arrival in
Vancouver, and came, direct from Blouz
City, Iowa.; , Mr. Thiessen was in Van
couver ..for a short time three or four
years ago, and sines that time has al
ways bad a desire to return.
Public Marbet
Retail Quotations
v . - 2CZAT2J . -'.' ' " "
Rolling Beefr lb. . . . 84)
Pot Roast Beef, lb. JO
Round Dteak, 2 ibs., . ........ .,...2.
Picnic Ham. lb. .....Irti
Compound, 5-lb. pall ............ .604
Columbia 'River Smelt lb.. ...... ..Be
Halbut lb.- .Sj
Phad. earh 1
Crab. 2 for .,..,...t.2Ss
Kippered Salmon. 2 lbs., ......... .35)
...'' . ' 1VTTSB ' " ' ' ' V
Oakdale ... .....;.;.........;...
risin . . . i cnr
Fresh Churned fSAjt
helburn . . .., .!l
Golden Rod ,.....,.... ,.ftK
Ekamokawa ...,............ .435sr
-r" OSOCZ&IXS -
Tewle's Circus Syrnp. ta. ...... .204
Japan R Ire, lb ...-5
19-lb. sars nonr ..1 ..3f
l-lb. sack bt Rolled Oats
KM.nm rui mim ................ o
Pearbes and Aprl'-ota, X cans
2 lba. Santos Coffee i
A 4k H.tda. kg. . ... ... . . & t
TZAS AJT2 OOTTE
. Tsa. lb. 44
160 Off. $ lbs, ....85
' rmvm ajtx rxormiEi
Perries, from .........
Mli-d.r!. lb.
li; Un Prun. t lba
..5 t
Arrau- lb........ e
Pa. 2 I- ISe
nnii. t n j',r
Onioas sad Radlabea, 2. on or bee
aezscsxjjurxo v
I.rbT-a t trand Bacon. 1-Tb. Jsr
H rrm "' Cak ..A'1
Garwood s Ice Cream Cones ........ S
OCDTCIlflC
uLflLI
C1HCAG0 MARKET
, . . 1- 1 , -
''"''""''f":.;.?' : :,::i'1.-'-.;'-..v.':,'i'M'.';..
1278(fi)74
1278080
1547d49
16448
1649i50
140109
138lSS2
1294 95
128184
1277I
Washington Street
OREGbN HIGH DEFEATS
v GRESHAM HIGH, 6 TO 2
'V1'1"''-- ' ' " ' '-:'''. '!!
' (RpeHal rHipateb to The Jootntl.l ' '
Oregon City, -May 11. 8U to two In
favor of the home team .was the re
sult of th gam played at Canemah
Park yesterday between Oregon City
high school and Oreshsm hlgrf school.
The game was fast from tha start and
with the exception of portions of the
fourth and seventh, was played In big
league style,, Hart was on the mound
for Oregon ( Cltyf and delivered i his
slants In such a manner as to allow
tha visiting contingent but two measly
hits,' Striking, out .11. ' At tha receiving
end of the. battery, Mulkey played gilt
edge ball and failed to miss anything
coming his way. 1 For the Greshamltea,
Lynch pitched good ball allowing five
hits, three of ...these came during .the
seventh chapter,- when' his- team mates
were slightly, rattled. . i f .
Hargreavea singled In : the first, and
scored on Raney?s error - In handling
Hart's drive, and the fast tittle third
sacker added another score In the
fourtn. ; In ' tha , seventh canto, by a
combination "of three -singles, , a . base
on balls and an error, the locals suc
ceeded In chasing a quartet of tallies
across : the . plate, .,-:'. " ;,,' m ?,'!
!- Gresham's two scores came In during
the fifth, when Hart ( had his wires
temporarily crossed and hit two men in
succession, errors at critical ' moments
also helped to prevent a shut out j ,
..The lineup:; 'ylM;
Oregon- City . .; v 1 .'i'i i ?( Gresham
Mulkey , , , , .a, . Sunday
Hart '.p. .'. Lynch
Baker'. ..........1 B.,, ....... Raney
Griffin ,....,2 B......... Rauw
Hargrave 8 B. ........ . . Ryan
Wilson 1. ....... ,.8 B.Af-t.ti-r Gedamke
Alldredg , ... ..V.L F, ...... i , JdcColl
Andrew ... .C; F. Kern
Smith . ..R F. . .. .. . .; , . Hoss
. v. SCORH'BT INNINGS. .
Oregon City ...w.l 0 1 0 0 4 0 -9
Hits ............ .1 0 0 0 0 l. 0 6
Gresham i.0 0 0 0 2 O'O 0 0 r-2
Hit ...I 0 0 0 0 0, 0 I 0 X
., Whist tInb Entertained. '
Oregon CityX May 1.The Friday
Night Bridge Whist club was pleasantly
en'tertalned last night at' the residence
of Mr. . and ; Mrs. W. A. ' Shewman Jr
Washington street The , house; .was
tastefully decorated for the , occasion
with roses. I Prises wer won by Mor
timer D. Latouretts .and Mrs. A. L.
Beetle. During the '. evening, refresh
ments were served ... by the: hostess.
Present were Mr., and Mrs. A ' -L,
Beatie. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Eairtham,
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Llnwood K. Jones,.! Mr. and Mrs. Mortl
mer D, Latourette, Mr; and Mrs. B.. T.
McBaln, Mr. and Mrs. Eber A. Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Straight Mr. and
Mr. Thomas F. Ryan, Mrs. Craig, Mrs.
Wlsner, Mrs." Josephine Shewman,-. Mrs.
E. A. Sommer, Miss CIs Pratt and Miss
Grace Shewman. . 1 -
Dedicate Canby Ball Park. '
(gpeclel Dlipstch t Tt Journl. ii 5
Oregon City, May 14.- The new; base
ball park, which has been laid out with
in . th ' rack - track enclosure ' at the
county , fair grounds at Canby, ' will be
opened tomorrow afternoon. The new
ly organized Canby Reds will play , their
Initial game of : tne season, crossing,
bats with the Aurora team. The Can
by band will ' discourse ' muslo . during
the contest and Dr. Dedman, mayor of
Canby, has Consented to pitch the first
ball. ; No pains have been spared in
laying out the new diamond. -. and . It
is pronounced to be one of the best
in th state. . . . , , j, ;
, , , Young People to Dance. '
. 4gpeelI Olseateb to Tiie JonnaLt ''
Oregon City. May 14. A special meet
lag of Bt. Johns Young People's -club-
was held in McLoughlln hall, at which
arrangements were made for giving, s
dancing party. The hop will be given
Friday May 27. in s McLonghlin hall,
and invitations wilt be sent out. in a
few days.-- Several committees : wer j
named -'laafe ' nlht.,:";;7-!vi''MK4:;:-v 'A
Rot. War VlaiU Old Homei '
' 8psUl Dispatrk to The Jearnal.) ... " '
Oregon City, May 14. Rev. A, 3,
Ware, formerly pastor of the united
Brethren church ot this city." but now
pastor - of tha Philomath charge, 1
spending a few days hereX ReVr War
will occupy the pulpit at the. United
Brethren church tomorrow night t
Oldest Bank on ,
Capital fully paid
Surplus and undivided
.- -',V " 'U-'". OFFICERS: - -fr ; ;
W. M. Ladd. President. .' ? R. S.. Howard Jr Asst Cashier.
Edwsrd Cookinghm,Vice-Pres. , J. W. Ldd. Assistant Cashier.
W. H. Donckley, Cashier. . Vf i .Walter M. Cook, Asst. Cashier,
Interest paid on.time dejposits and savings accounts
Accounts 'of banks, finps, corporations and individ
uals solicited. . Travelers checks, for sale and
drafts issued available" in all countries of Europe.
MANY 1:' ' s
PROPERTY
OWNERS ;
Many will learn, that
Pavement
. ' stability.
has more
more real
, value. tlTun
nr cthfr
BITULITHIC
hard st
rface
f.1 vc-
iCE
t a 1 11 rniifri'n
AloAll rliilllblob!
'j
L
8an Francisco. - May l4.-rVhft
Australian and propo. l.go 1 : :
Sonora, 51.4501.72H; good to rhot-''.
California club, 91.624 tf I.BTV4 : Northern-
wheat blueatom, 1 1.60U 1 .fig ; clul.,
21.62MiW1.67 W; Turkey. 1.B0J 167 ;
Ruslan red, tl.60itvl.63Vs. v. "
Barley Keed, good to cttiolce. 210H,
W111V4; fancy, 6 1.13 UJ poor to f.li,
ll.OiVitfl 07V4; brewing and hlpln,
1.12V431 15; chevalier, nominal.
Erks, per dosen California, frffh.
Including , cases, extras, 2c; firt.,
24 He; seconds, JIVte; thirds, 21c.
I Butter, per-pound California, fr-Kh
extras, 27o;- firsts. lV4c; seoanrifl, 2ii-.
. New cheese, per pound New Califor
nia flats, fancy, 14 Vtc: firsts, ISVc;
seconds, , 12Vc; ' California Youirnr
America, fenoy, 15Vc; firsts. J4c.
storage New 'York chpddars, fancy, 2"c ;
do slnsles. i 20c;- Wisconsin - . singks
fancy. 19C ; . ' . ''
Potatoes,' per-ycental--Rlver white?".
R0iS)6c In sacks with extra quotable nt
70&00O per eental; Lompocs,. lfti1.10;
Salinas. tl 1.10: Oreon, 0cfr 1:
new. per- cental,- tlt1.25 for red an-1
51.251.60 for white: sweet potatoes Id
crates, S2V4o for fancy only.'
Onions Per cental, Oregon, $1(91.25:
do Bermuda, seed, $1.28 for yellow end
$1.75 for-, whit , was per crate: new
green, per box, ;40W60o; new red per
ack,; 76i85e. -.. - . ' ,' .. -
Oranges Per box. new navels, choice,
ty7662.25; fancy. $2.6002. ' ; e) t
v' At . the bregon Ciir CSaurches.
Oregon City. May 14. The following
services will be held tomorrow at the
Oregon City churches: ; ''.
Gladstone. Church of Christ Glad
stone Rev.- A. H. Mulkey. .pastor. Bi
ble. school at l(Ua. m.j morning service
at 11; theme, "For or Against. Christ."
Evening service, ,7:45. -Theme. "The
Unpardonable Sin.".. Special music at
all services.,: , The ' teachers' training
class will meet Thursday evening. ?
. St John' Catholic church Tenth and
Wayer streets. - Rev. Werhaar. pastor.
Low mass and sermon. $; high mass
and sermon, 10:80. ; Evening v service.
t:80,;tMay devotions .at 7;80 svsry even-.
lng.'A-:-f.jvv ,..-'iA.''-':;-:':.. Vv.. -:'-i.' -1 -
Regular services at the United Breth
ren church as follows; f S.' 8., 10 a. m. :
preaching, 11, by Lieutenant Bradley of
Portland; junior. :80; C. E. at 7.
Preaching services at. $ by Lieutenant
Bradley and Rev. A. J- Ware. All are
cordially invited. ,
. St" Paul's ..Episcopal f church Ninth
and Water streets, Rev. T. F. Boweii,
rector. Whitsunday, the Day of Pente
cost?; Holy communion,- 8 o'clock; cor
porate communion of the Brotherhood ef
Bt Andrew, morning prayer and sermon,
II o clock; Sunday school, 12 m.i W. A.
Shewman, superintendent: confirmation
class, 4:80; evening setvtce. T:80. Ap
propriate Whitsunday sermons will be
preached at each service, - '
'Methodist Episcopal -nurchR. ' C.
Blackwell, ' pastor. Sunday SQhool at .
9:45 a. m.; morning service at 10:45 :
sermons theme; "Praise and an Ordered
Life;" Junior league at 8 p. m.i Sunday
school at Willamette Falls at 3:15: Ep
worth league at 6:45; evening service st
7:45; sermon' them, 4Tn th Shadow of
Hi Wings." f Ladles 'Ajd society meets
Wednesday.' 'Dinner S from -12 to 1.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
First Presbyterian church Rev. J. R.
Landsborough, pastor. Sabbath school
at 10 o'clock. Mrs. W. C. Green, superin
tendent; morning worship at 11 o'clock;
subject - "Truth . .Personified;" Junior
Endeavor at t p. m.; T. P. S. C. E. at
5:45; topic, prist's: '. Verillea.'Wno.
:S-S3. .Evening worship at 7:80; sub
Jeci VThe Bible Surnmgrised.': 1 .
i-. First BapUst church Corner Ninth
and Main atreets, S. A. Hayworth. pas
tor. Preaching at 1:80 by the pastor;
subject ,"The Completed Building;" S.
S, at noon,; Junior and Christian En
deavor st $:45""p. m.; evening service
at 7:45. - Pulpit; will - be occupied in
th evening by Kenneth Latourette, Ph.
D,l subject. "Spiritual Apostollo ucces
ceaslon." All are Invited. 1. : . 1
First Congregational church Rev. W.
M. Proctor, pastor. . Morning) worship,
10:80; sermon topic, "The Dragnet and
the Tares;" Sunday school. 11:45; C. E..
8:45; evening service, 7:45. The Broth
erhood will have charge of the service.
The sermon by the pastorF-who is also
chaplain of - the Brotherhood, will . be
uponthe subject. .rA- Man'n Religion."
Tha Park Place quartet will sing.
I t '' W - '
the Pacific Coast
; v. $1,000,000.00
profits $600,000.00
Overbeck Ci
Cooke Co
Ccmns'islcr Mcrcbir..
Stocki, Ecr.j
potto.-, CraLi, iz.
216-217
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