THE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY iV 1C10.
FRUIT f."EJ HEEDED
m, CALIFORNIA
Pleiu Bnrrau of Th Jouroal.)
Salem, Or., July 22. California fruit
growers are looking to Oregon for
trained fruit men. Tne request for aid
usually comes first to the Oregon Agri
cultural college at Corvallls and from
there the call ts sent out to the county
fruit inspectrs over all the state.
County Fruit Inspector E. C. Arm
strong this morning received a commu
nication from Professor C. I. Lewis of
the Agricultural college, who Is In re
ceipt of a call from the growers of Sur
prise Valley, California, for an expert to
superintend the fruit evaporation. , ,
DISOWNED COY CASTS
OFF. FAMILY .HAKE
Disowned by his parents because ha
forsook the Jewish faith, Solomon Lltt
man, who says he has long ibeen knon
as Thomas Roy Jackson, desires to re
nounce the family . name and legally
adopt the one he has been using. His
petition for permission to do so has
been filed in the county court. ,
Toung Ltttman lei 18 years of age and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Litt
man, live in Philadelphia, Pa: He savs
since he quit the faith of hi fathers lie
has been ostracized in social circles
where he once moved. The petition for
ohange of name was filed through nls
guardian ad litem, Albei t J. Edwards.
Every carpenter In Corvallls is busy,
and contractors have all the Work thev
can do. . ..
.rr n rrriTTrrrri TlTnV 717,
PATENT FLOUR 20
MARKET HAS VERY
ENTERED LOCAL
T 25 CIS.
II
Med ford's postoffice receipts : having
Increased d8.per cent in a year, the
postmaster's salay has been raised
$:oo. , . ' -
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VILD BLACKBERRY
JAPANESE DRQOr.lS IS IIIID!
WOULD SWEEP OUR mDE FOR VALLEY
m 1 1 urn has
N 1
Rffi
GOOD
KM
STUFF OFF TRADE STEERS AT YARDS
MARKET AT$1 4.50
Receipts From Lower Colum
bia Country Are Heavier and
Quality Is Excellent; Logan
berries Are Poor. "
Wild blackberries. are In greater sup
ply in the Front street market and are
linking an excellent demand.
'.. Moat of the berries now. being- re
: ceived are from the lower ; Columbia
rivor section. " They are of unusually
good quality because of the limited
time In tranfrtt
' Cultivated blackberries ara In good
supply With values generally " ruling
around 21.66 a crate of 24 boxes.
Raspberries are still showing- up quits
well and the best of today's arrivals are
around 1.76 a crate.. J
Logan berries are generally coming
in poor condition ana many saiee are ro
poi ted far below the market price. This
if because some of them have been so
ripe when picked that the Juice has
run aU' over me packages.
An occasional crate of currants Is
coming forward to the Front street
trade and the price is listed around
33)2.2S. Latest arrivals have been. of
i .the white variety.
' Plum Selling Low.
Heavier receipts of plums are shown
from the upper Columbia country, and
with the great supplies of other fruit on
the market sales are slow. The best
fruit Is selling, around 75o a crate.
, Cora Cannot Be Sold '
So. great are the offerings of local
' corn that the huge supplies now coming
from eastern Oregon are finding bard
sledding. Best corn is today quoted
slow at 15c a dozen, while ordinary Is -a
drug on the market at 10c. 1
ApricoU Move Slowly.
' According to present arrivals, the out
put of apricots in this section the pres
ent year is the greatest aver . shown.
While the crop is heavy, slses are smalL
Therefore low prices generally rule.
:"; . 1 . Mini. -
Local Cantaloupes Coming.'
Slightly Increased . arrivals of local
cantaloupes are shown on Front street,
and sales are generally made around
S3.503.76. The best of the southern
hlpments are still going aa high as H,
.' but few sales are beyond $3.50.
Springs at Price of liens.
Owing to the enormous., supplies of
spring chickens the price "has now
dropped to the value quoted for selected
bens. The latter are weaker, with quo
tations between 1718c. Highest price
can only be obtained for selected quality.
Best Eggs Moving V ell."
Best quality eggs are finding a very
good demand on the -street an high as
zic oozen. : Borne dealers reiort an im
provement in the quality of the general
run, but others assert that arrivals ara
:; sua generally poor. , ';., --7:
';, -Hay Crop Greater. . ): ?
Redmond. Or.. July 22. The hav liar.
. vest in the Redmond district ia now nn
tn full blast, and the yield will be larger
than tn any previous year. A number of
nncinri are jirpparing xa cut mree crops
this season. Clover and alfalfa hay la
yieiamg oeiier man cxpeciea.
' FRONT STREET QUOTATIONS
. Bops, Wooland Hides.
HOPS 1909, prime ' to choice, lie;
f rlme, 12e; medium.' 14cj . 19J0 ,con
rats. 13c. : -
- WOOL Nominal, 1910. WHlametts
valley, 16(920c: eastern Oregon. 13017a.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 1026e
each; short wool, - 2560cr medium
wool, 80cl each; long wooL 76c3
$1.25 each. w
TALLOW -Prime, per lb., I04e; No.
I and grease, 22Vc
c cI??'IAAr"K 1909 Nominal
8c: 1910, 4H5c.
"IDfeDrL h,,de, H17e lb.
, preen, 7 8c; bulls, green., salt, to lb.;
kips, 8l0c; waives,, green. lJ16c"per
MOHAIR Nominal; 1910. SO J2& '
Buttery Eggs and Poultry.
il!?T,'?ERE5ctr creamery. 31c; store.
i Hf 40. -.
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland, per
pound) Sweet cream, IJUc; sour 27 Wo
POULTRY Mixed Th'lckens. lic
hens,: ,170 18c; stags, 14c; broilers,
20c; fryers, -20c; geese, old, 11c;
young, q14e; for live ducks
young, 3Bai6c; old. 16c: turkeys,
alive. 202le; dressed, ( ij pigeons,
!5Luab, iM dressed chickens,
l2ca pound higher than alive.
EGGS Local; No. 1. 27c; No. 2, 2Sc:
at mark. 20025c; eastern, 25c.
CHEESE New Oregon fancy fuil
rream, l7Hc; triolets and daisies, 17 He;
Toung Americas. lUe. .
Grain, rionr and Ray.
WHuEAT. NRlnal Track, club.
J687cU Mn' 1 W,Uamette valley.
BAiyiEr Producers price 1909
Fed, 323; rolled, 825; brewing. 124
C-RN-Whole7 836;' cracked?!!? ton.
. HAY Producers price lgJo Timo
thy, fancy, $1718; ordinary. $16; east
ern Oregon, fl20; mixed" J1S.G0:
Willamette $5.30 per barrel; local
Straight. $4.054.95: bakers $4 95051$
xport grades, $4.00; graham A sack
$4.80: rye $6.'75: bales! $3.15.'
MILLS TUFFS Selling price, car lots
B ran,. $20; middlings, $29; shorts. $21;
; chop. $19025.
OATS Spot delivery, new. producers'
price Track No. 1 white. $27; gray,
rrolts and Teretables.
- FRESH FRUITS Oranges Valen
clas $3.6004.26 box; bananas, Sfcc lb.;
lemona.tOOSiS.OO box; grape fruit.
$3.S0; pineapples, $2.5004.00 doz.; can
taloupes, $4.60.; . peaches, 40c$1.00:
plums, 6075o;' cherries, (08c: Lam
berts, 12 Vic't 1 watermelons, $1.7602.00:
grapes, $2.00.
BERRIES Loganberries. $1.1501.26;
blackcaps, ' $1.8501.50; raspberries
5-5
Say!
Where's That Pig?
If there is a pig left in aay eorn
f th Northwest -we -want- It - We
want a much dressed pork as we
oan possibly get We will pay as
follows for produce. We never take
off commission,' Ship by express:
Dressed Pork ... .18Hc
Dressed Teal...,,. .........,,..loc
nesh Eggs. .... i ,86c
JUtTt jRUckeaa-pjrwn , , 1 aa
Spring Caiokens . . . . , 1 ....... g .goc
V ; Address all shipments 'f v
SfXAmC 11. SKtTK KB AT Ca
: "righting the Beef Trust" ,
Portland,.. Oregon. . ;, :
V
Predicted Advance Takes Place
Tomorrow Morning; Willam
ette Valley Brands Highest
With 10c Rise.
Wasat aad Tlour Xlgnsr. 4
4 ' as exclusively. . predicted by 4
The Journal last M on da. v. thr : A
s was an advance of 20p a barrel t
day. ' At the same time- other 4
4 values were advanced from lp to
4 2tc a .barrel.'- ..'i-.W.j -";;.-'.'-'.' A
,:,:;.i::",;;v;':;:;;':;'
4 ;
Flour 10 to 25 Cent Higher; y
V, Patent flour. $6.35, an advanca of 20o.
Straight flour, $4.30, an advance of
25c. . ,
Willamette' valley flour, $5.40, an ad
vance of 10c. , ,
v All arranm if Uti,
this morning following the - higher
-ei.-onny . quoiea in tne wneat
market "Some days ago It was gener
ally believed that tha prices of patents
WOUld h lift In ..nr.. h.
- . . " " ...... V
changed conditions in the wheat mar
ket The advance quoted does not take
place until tomorrow morning and will
followed by all milling Interests of
Whflflt mn.r1rat ahnwa an mA,r-..m
$0 1 a bushel for bluestem and 2c for
CIUH- iKM 'tter 18 " now quoted at 86c
a trifle better for selected lots.
The official weather forecast for the
rraln belts of the Pacific northwest
for the coming 3 hours follows: -
Portland and vicinity Showers this
day fair and warmer. Westerly winds.
- Oregon Fair ' tonight and Saturday,
except showers tonight northwest por
tion; warmer Saturday, except near the
eoaet Westerly winds.
Wanhlnrtnn Shnnn 4Ma
and probably tonight; SatOrday fair,
warmer except near tne coast. , wester,
ly winds. . , .... . .
Idaho Thundershowers tonight or
Saturday, cooler southeast' portion to
night, warmer north portion Saturday.
PRICE OF PRODUCE .
AT SAN FRANCISCO
ftJnJted Prets Leased Wlrt.l
Ban Francisco, July $$. Wheat
Australian, $1.651.70; Sonora, $1.65
1.70; good to choice California club,
$1.80 1.66 1 northern bluestem, $1.70jjj
l-7,8i.?ubJ, 1-0142; .Turkey $l.fl
t l. H j Russian red, $i.57 V (8)1.80
. Jiarley feed Good to choice, $1.05
1-04; fancy. $1.10; poor to fair, $1,000
tiding cases, extras, 80 He; firsts, 27c;
seconds, 23c; thirds. $0c.
Butter, per pound California fresh,
airas. j(to; nrsts, zsc; seconds, 27fl.
Cheese, per pound California flats,
iV?y' ,rsta, ijhc; sonfls
13 He; California Young America fan
cy. lV4c; flrsU. 16c.
Potatoes New river whites, choice,
pet cox, Bourse; extras, 76 85c; per
penult, wucyl.vv. v
Onions New red, per sack,. $1.75
2.00; yellow, per cental. $1.863.00; sil
ver skins, $1.8002.00. -
. Oranges, per box Choice, $I.BO2.50;
extra choice, $2.60 3.26: Valencies.
$3.00(8)3.50 for choice, $8.004.OO for
lancy. i t :..
$1.7$ per crate of 24 boxes; blackber
ries,- 11.66. !" .-"
J-OTATOES New, Sl.SSAl.fi0.
ONIONS California, $2.66; garllo.
OlOn tier lb. - -
..- VEGETABLES New turnips, $1.00
125; beets, $1.00 1.25; carrots, $1.00
&1.25 sack; cabbage, tl.lv &z per cwt:
tomatoes, California, 76c 1.00; local
$i (31.50; beans, 2Zc' lb.; horseradish,
12Hc; green onions, 1620o per dosen:
peppers, bell. 10 12 He per lb.; head
lettuce. 16 w zoo cer dozen: hothnus.
- I " uua , lauiDUCn, lUILViAIVU UUKnn
bunches; celery,. 75 86o dosen; egg
piam, ( ; io.; cucumoers, local, too
box; pea. .&-..
APVUSS New, $12.
' Orooerles. Vut, Etc
STTftAR. Cnhm 1 S- nii4.i t .
fruit or berry, $6.26; dry granulated,
to.ioj uwu. a, fo.uo; extra ts, fo.bb:
f olden O. $5.65; D yellow, $5.65; beet.
8.05: barrels, 15c; half barrels, 30c;
boxes, 55c advance on sack basis.
(Above Quotations are 30 days net
easn quotations.;
KiCJS imperial japan no. I. - 4 He;
No. 2. 6Hc: New Orleans bead. 6ffl7c:
Creole 6 c.
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100s.
$9.60 per ton: 60s, $11.00; table detry,
60s. $18.00: 100s, $17.00; bales, $2.26;
extra fine barrels, 2s 5s and 10s; $4.00
B)o.uu; lump rocit, szo.su .per ton,
BEANS Small, white. 474c:
large,
$7.86;
white, 4: pink, 7 He; bayou.
i-rimae, t.o; reaa, 17.26. .
HONET New. 18 He per lb.
Heats, risa and Provleiona.
DRESSED Front street hoars, funrw
Hi.?rUnr'r!..11Jttc: eal: extra,
1212Hc; ordinary. 12c; spring lambs.
11 He; yearling lambs, 10c; mutton. 8c.
HAMS. BACON. . ETC. Him tftiffi
2 2c- breakfast 'baecn, 20IOe; boiled
ham, 2729c: picnics, 18o; cbttage rolL
- ; regular short clears, smoked.
tonrues. 40c lb. i
TURPENTINE In eases. 7Be; bar
rels, 9c per gallon. -
LiAHU Kettle lear. es, io per lb.;
steam rendered, 6s. 1514c per lb.: com
pound. 6s, 12c .per lb.
oiaTifiKS Bhoaiwater bay, per gl
lon, $2.25; per 100 lb. sack. $5; Olympia,
er tjauon, sz.vo per iuu 10. sacit, 7i?
.60; canned eastern. 65c can: $5.60 doa.:
eastern in shell, $1.66 per 106. ,
FISH Nominal Roclc cod, 10o:
flounders, 6c; halibut , c; striped
bass, 15c; catfish. 10 lie; fresh Chi
nook. 11 012c lb.: bluaback. 110120 lb.:
oles, 7c; shrimps, lie; perch, 7c;
tomcod, ( -); lobsters, 26c; herrings,
6c; black bass, 20c lb.; sturgeon. 13c
per lb.; silver smelts, 7o lb.; black
cod, 7 He; crabs (out of season); dressed
shad, 6c; roe shad, 8c; shad roe, 10c lb.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box, 4c " lb.;
rasor clams (out of seasons
Valnts, Ooal Oil. Ste.
LINSEED OIL Raw. bbls.: : 11.01;
canes, $1.06; boiled, bbls.. $1.08: cases,
$1.08; per gallon lots of 250 gallons, lc
less; oil cake meal (none In-market).
- BENZINE 66 degrees, cases, lo per
gal.; Iron bbls.. lo per gat
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 74o per
lb.; 600 lb, lots, 80 per lb.; less lota,
$He per-lb.'.-- .,.-. .. ,v , x ,
aIZPe Manila.' 805 sisal, 7o.
COAL OIL Pearl, astral and star. 18o
per gallon; eocene 21c gallon: elalne,
28o gallon; headlight lLp gaflon: ex-
ira siar, 11c gallon; water white. Tulk.
,H 15Hc per -allon; special water
wet i 5 s. gallon.
GASOLINE Red
r rewirn immA mn n
"S're.PB" "V gasoune, mw 6Tje
gallon; V. M. & P. naphtha, l$H22He
gallon. , ' .
Ths olive tree produces alternate
crops, a full yield generally being- fol
lowed by a scanty one the next year.
Made to Sell Retail at 35c
While. Good American Arti
cle Would Cost 60c; First
Shipments Have Arrived.
Japanese Interests have invaded the
local, broom market
- Brooms have been scares In the enr
tire country for- two year and the
highest values on record have therefore
icauueu. . - . . ,
Now the Japanese have planted con
siderable broom corn and have started
the manufacture of brooms on an ex
tensive scale. These they are offering
through the local wholesale trade at
$2.50 and $3 a dozen. .-
Therefore the Japanese brooms can
be sold at retail around $5c each while
an American broom of quality , would
cost 60c. " -.v.- .;. . :,,.!....;.:'..
The Japanese brooms have handles
made of bamboo and are therefore
much lighter than the American article.
The shocks are banded together some
what different from the American man
ufacture and do not seem so strong al
though the corn is excellent i i
Decline Is Heavy With Enor
mous LiquidationDue to
Lead Dividend Drop.
thA Ittnplr marbmt tnriov tnvnmA m
decline in general values.
The lowering of the dividend rate on
National Lead from 1U ner cent tn .
yvr ueut, . vftuaea severe iiquiaatlon,
wrro kiixioub IO lei go ana Snorts
added to their already liberal lines.
In addition to the loss of 1SH points
yesterday. National. lead lost 8 points
today after showing an Initial advance
at the opening. '
Amalgamated copper and Anaconda
mining shares were two of the few to
show gains over yesterday. The former
C.I ftMMfv VrltH a tlA rf. 1L ..In, a . .U.
latter point. . Steel stocks were weak
"u " uouiuio vi -jji in common ana
one point in preferred. Union Pacific
and 'Southern Paclfio each lost Hi
points, t Reading dropped 1 - points.
Colorado i uel was extremely . heavy
ni.ii uEvmie oi points irom yes
terday at today's closing.
Trajlnir -mmm nn an ..(...I... , i
and up to X o'clock 825,000 shares had
been sold. ' ' -
J" " wiiu rani
bid at the closing and 2H per cent
Range of New Tork prices' furnished
oy vvarpecK a? COOKe CO.:
Description
OpenJHigh
Low Bid
Amal, Copper Co.
Am. Car & F.. c
do. pfd. ......
Am. Cotton O., o.
Am. Loco., c . . .
Am. Sugar, c. , . .
A. Smelt; c. . . . . ,
Am. Smelt C . . .
do, pfd. .......
Ana. Mining Co..
Am. Woolen, o. .
Atchison, o
do. pfd.
B. & 0-, c
do. pfd. ..(.,.
Brroklyn R. T, .
Canadian Pac, c
C. Leather, c. , . .
r a w r.
1
49
111
68
38H
119
Ill
65
37 U
117
64
38
117
6hK
68-
68
101
88
100
184V
23 .
121H
68
158
'
108
"76
23
i
73 H
30
63
189
30
22
120
140
70
89 Vi
62
c.; M. & St P. . .
"Chicago & N., c.
141H
73
30H
63
cnesapeaxe & u.
Colo. F. & I., c. . .
uoio. southern, c
do 2d pfd.,.,.
do 1st pfd....
D. &. r. a., n
28
23
40
Erie, c... ......
do 2d pfd. . . . .
do 1st pfd,...
At. Kni-thAm rtA
122
Illinois Central..
mterur. Met..-. .
. do pfd........
18
n
49
60U
138
137
M. IC & T.. c...
do pfd..
niatlllBm . .
30
60
27
68H
lit
65 H
48
Missouri Pa.... .' .' ,
national Lead
N. Y. Central.
N. V.. O W
63 H
111
42
41
N. & W., c
ao pfd .....
i- r-, c .
Pac. MhI Ka di
117H
24H
127
106
99
23
Penn. R'y ......
P. G., lk & C. Co.
Hi
106
30
c, o. u.,c
do TtfA
187lt
Reading, c. ...
139H
do 2d., pfd,.-
K. 1. 8 C . ,
(in M
80
00
29
72
Rock Is.,o . . .
do nf d
St L. & S. F., 2d p
S9
t ju & a. w.t c
So. Pac, c ......
bo. Railway, e..
do pfd .......
Texas & Pacific
Union Pac, c...
do pfd .......
U. S. Rubber, c.
do nM
11
IS 7
158'
90
32
36H
107
108
U. 8. Steel Co.. C
do pfd
Wabash, c
do pfd ...
W if Tl
68
66
115H
114
16
84
17
24
49"
IS
82-
Wis. Cen., c.,, .
weaungnousa ..
Beet Sugar
TTtnh Pnnn.1 . . .
68
30H
Third Ave.
!4H
101.4
car Securities .
Cons. Gas
Big Four
Railway 8.
- tin rtA j. .
Va.Cheralcal.'
do. pfd.
K. C. Southern .
jdo. pfd. ......
fln. TllAi.tHrt
68 '68' YW&
142
Wheeling Li B, ,
Am. war ........
do. pfd. .......
Alton, C. .......
Geoorgia, pfd. ..
68
iNevaaa cons
18
18
Total salea. 780.
200 aharea
can money, 2
3H.
Astoria Police Resign.
"ipecI.rnitiiliiblo Tli 'iourn.Lt
Astoria. Or.. Julv 22. Th hn.M nf
police commissioners -met this morning
and accented the rsle-ntlnn. f
Debean and Joseph B. Wilson and ap-
poinjeo w. h. Horren as a police of.
ncer ana ti. w. Rinn as captain of
ts force. .1. w .
mErt
Four Loads Sold at $5.70 or
: $1.20 Above Same Day Year
AgoFine Quality Brings
: Buyers to the Front.
-
..- - Cattla at Kecord. 4
w rwir ioaas of Willamette val- 4
ley steers sold today at $5.70 per 4)
'. hundred pounds at North Port- 4
' land. This Is the highest price
, ever received in Portland at this 4)
time of the year. The steers were 4
of exceptionally sood nn&iitv. and a
4 the meat will likely be sent north, a
Portland livestock run.
i " HPK"- Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
Friday 30 a3l ... 1337
Wednesday , ,81 ISO 10 388
luesday ... 208 82 21 540
Monday 1223 613 ' 4 339
Saturday 26 . X7 601
iek .go .41 ... . ... 231
Portland Union Stockyards, North
Portland, Or., July 22. Steers sold to
day at an advance of $1.20 over the quo
tations received vn this day a year ago.
Todsy transactions went U $5.70 while
a year ago some sales were made at $4.50
for toppera A year ago today the prlco
prce all previous summer records and
today the same condition is noted.
Both shipments, today and a year ago,
were from the Willamette valley. The
lot Bold today at $5.70 averaged 1308
pounds and was among the best ever
seen in the local yards.
Only a nominal supply of hogs came
forward during the day. and these had
not been sold up to the noon hour.
Sheep were in good supply, but the
market was slow in opening. Condi
tions in this line were similar to thoso
In effect yesterday. Best iambs sold
as high as $6 while poor stuff sold down
to $4.60.
. . ; . Amoaa; the Shippers. .
J. 8. Flint had two -loads of Bheep
from. Junction City on today's market.
J. C. Davis of Shedd had a mixed load
of cattle and. sheep offering this morn
ing. -
LV E. 'Wlllard of Harrlsburg shipped
four loads of extra good cattle from
Harrlsburg.
A. J. Eoff sent four loads of ahemf
from Salem. '
T. Gllllhan chipped 30 head of cattle
by boat.
L Goshen was in from Heppner with
two loads of sheep. .
Percy Hughes and George Raden were
likewise shtppers from the Morrow city.
f ormer naa two ioaas 01 cauie ana tne
latter four -loads.
A. S. Sherrett from Drain was offer
ing a load of cattle on today's market.
Taylor & Smith had a load of cattle
from the same point- .
Today's run of livestock compares
with the Same day In recent years as
HogS. Cattle. Sheep.
181
1909
1908
1907
1906
30
87
381
1237
. . ....... , . .
66
65
47
.25
602
' 130
126
600
. .. . .
......
70.
1905
48
809
A year ago- today the entire livestock
situation was very firm. Hogs were
the only line td show change. . These
advanced 6c to $9.06. .
Tard'g Official Bales.
Following are latest sales. .They rep
resent demand, supplies and quality of
fering: ; . '
: STEERS.
i Ave. lba Price.
99 steers 1808 $5.70
27, steers." 1104 6.25
CALVES,
91 calves 240 $4.60
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
17$ lambs , 64 . $6.00
5 cull lambs 44 .... 4.60
42 awes 101 i.60
" General range of livestock values as
shown by actual sales:
CATTLE Best Oregon steers, $5.70;
ordinary steers, $5.50 6.60: common
steers, $4.26; cojrs, best $4.25(3) 4.65;
fancy, $4.00; poor, $3.01; .heifers. $4.75
8 6.19: buns, - $3.0V8.76. - ,
HOGS Best east of the mountains,
110. 3j; rancy, $105; stockers and feed
ers. $9.00.
SHEEP Sheared, best yearling weth
ers, . 9 t.uv; oia . wemera, is.ou s. bo;
spring lamos, $4.60.00; ewes, $3.00
8.60.
CALVES Beat, $8.60; ordinary, $5.60
K.vo; poor, ji.uujfo.uu.
ALL LIVESTOCK IS
' STRONG AT CHICAGO
Chicago, July 22. Cattle Receipts,
zovv; marKei strong.
nogs Keceipts, iz.uoo; left over,
2000 ; market steady,
heavy, $8.40 8.75;
light. J8.509.OO.
Sheep Receipts, ,
strong.
Mixed, $8.45 8.90:
rough, $S.058.30;
12,000; market
Kansas City, July 22. Receipts
nogs, uuu; came, svuo; sneep, 6000.
HOGS 10CIIGHER ,
AT SO. OMAHA TODAY
Sooth Omaha. Neb . - Julv Si, rftT
receipta, luuu. aieaay to strong.
tir.gs Receipts, B900; market 10c
higher. Price $S.258.85.
Sheen Recelota. 4200:"" market mn
higher. .
SEATTLE PRODUCE '
: , PRICES FOR TODAY
i United Preee raid Wire.)
creamery, liroiB, io; rancn, zbc; east-
fon.ce??ry1 V, Proces. 26c; Oregon,
lected, 28c; Oregons, 28c ;
Cheese Tillamook twifcs and triplets
1718e; Wisconsin twins, 1818Hc;
Young Americas, 19c; Tillamook Young
Americas, 18c.
- Onions Texas i Bermudas, $1.25 crate;
fornia, 2Hc. - - "('-.. a:
potatoes Fancy graded. J17O20 per
ton; fancy, eastern Washington, n?
20: new I allfornl whltoa . Xn
per Back. ' 7 ; "
NEW YORK COTTON URKET
(Furnished' by Overbeck A Cooke Co )
auij st. voiion maraet:
OriAn Hlo-h T r-i
Jan. . ..... 1277 128J 1275 1287-Rg'
Feb. . ...... .... v... , ..... 1288-90
March. . , . ., 1 278 , 1 23i 2;i,iaat
MflV. . .--l . 1 1 nT nn
July. - 1595 1600 1695 1694-96
Aug. .'..,. 1516 'J52. 1S17 1626-7
cn.. ' io,, . i. ...... :::.:
Oct. . ..... 1299 1811 1297, 1810-11
NOV. 1287 1285 1294-
Pec. . ..... 1280 1291 : 1280 - 1292-3
Journal Want Ads bring results.'
First Arrivals Shown for 1 9 1 0
Season Bring Exceedingly
. Good Price New Timothy
' Is Offering at $19.'
New 1910 hsy has entered the market
for the first time. . r
Initial receipts of alfalfa of the new
crop were received by the local trade
late yesterday afternoon. - The price Is
quoted- to producers at $1414.60 a ton
as compared with last quotations of $17
and $1S on old crop. . The latter was for
California growth mostly because- local
alfalfa offerings were exhausted some
months ago. -. .- r
New-clover Is likewise offering and
sorne sales hare been made at country
points 'on the basis of J1J014 a ton,
Portland delivery,-but no arrivals of th
new growth have entered this city. Last
quotations on old clover were $15.60
IB a ton. ,
Eastern : Oregon has started to ask
for? prices on timothy and the trade
her has responded with offerings of
$171R a ton as compared with the
last Of the Old crop at $220)23.
With a huge hay crop In sight In
practically every center-of the Pacific
coast and esoeclally In eastern Oregon
and In the Walla Walla country, deal
ers say that the opening prices for
1910 growth are rather liberal.
Wheat Shows a Sharp Decline
In Chicago; Com Likewise j
Affected by Rain. i
Chlcaeo. Julv 22--RonnHfnl annnlUa
of rains caused a nrnn nf Uo tn ILk
tn wheat today and lc to 2c a bushel
in corn . values. These losses were
showing, at the - close of the Chicago
grain market today.
Rains were' reported In nearly every
section and all crops are expected to
benefit by the precipitation. Wheat
er for September and Ho higher for De-
Corn started . e tower for July, lc
for September and i o for December
option. , '
xnere continues a very firm feeling
opened with an advance of Hd to 4d
and closed Hd to & above yesterday.
Bouth . Dakota reports tell of , pe
culiarly ripe wheat which shows bare
and shrunken heads. .
Argentina grain shipments In bushels:
vvheat , l.sifi.nnn ismnnn
Corn ......2,935.000 8.328,000
Cincinnati price Current says today:
to show improvement PreclplUtlon still
deiiemnti"
Range
of Chicago prices furnished by
Overbeck
WHEAT.
Open High Low Close
July.
Sept.
109 109 108 108H ,
1084 107 106T 106T? k
. J09 1094 108 108 i
uec
CORN.
July. , ,
Sept . .
Dec. . .
July. . .
Sept. . .
Deo. . .
61H 24
60 T4 61
62V4 , 62H
59 63H
83 . 63
60S
em
OATS.
40 40 40V4 40
PORK
July. . .
Sept. . .
Jan. ; .
July. , .
. 2680; 2585'
. 2172 2187 ,
1.'" ' LARD.
2580 2680A
2162 2175A,
.... 1820A
1175 11758
1175 1180B
1165 - U67
1180 1180
Hept, .
Oct. .
July. .
Sept. .
Oct. .
1165
1185
.. 1172
..1212
.. 1172
.. 1US
1173
RIBS.
1212
1172
1116
1205
1162'
1105
.1210B
1165A
1112 '
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks.
Clearina-s torlav
. .81.240 1 23 OA
Year ago .
w... 901,134.67
t 338,987.52
2103,139.71
...... 79,644.63
Gain todav .
Balances today
Year ago . . . ..
Clearings today , , . . ... .
Balances today
.$2,840,669
. 268,926
Spokane Banks.
today
Balances today
. . . . . . . . . .010,00
.-..... 68,616
- ' PlMAmft lla.V.
Clearings today.,. . w' .$1,079,728
Balances today T7B.631
TewTork-Ix)ndon Silver!
New. York. July 22. Bar silver B4Hc.
London, July 22. 8llver 25 8-16d. -
Bonds
Investments
Timber Lands
McGrath & NeuhausenCo.
' 701-2-3-4-5 LEWIS BUILDING,
DOM PUTS A
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
, ' V PORTLAND. OREGON" ,. ' ' i
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital " v .V..... ; ; .$1,060,000.00
Surplus and Profits 725,000.00
' ;: : ' -4 .. officers '; . i " .;' ; '
7. C AINSWORTH, Pres. t R. W. SCHMEER, Cashier,
' R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President .
A, M. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier. .
' " ; , ' W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashiw.
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL. FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TOvPARTIES ABROAD
' , WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS
GEORGE W.
rrr.' BANKERS
:;v'. .' Streets ; ' V' '
Commercial and Savings Accounts and "Banking by Mall" Solicited from Cor
? orations and Individuals. Our 18 years of Banking: have made -us 7 many
riends who will gladlv vouch for our business Integrity. .. -
4 FEB CEST XITTESXST OJff TZBCB - ASO BATIMQS AOCOVVTS , vi
Lumber mens
NATIONA15B
CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Capital,
- OFFICERS. ' - -Q.
K. Went worth...... .....President
John A. Keating. ; . . . . Vice President
Ceo. L. McPherson..,..Vice President
H. D. Story. ............ .. . .Cashier
V. A. Freeman.. ....Assistant Cashier
Graham Dukehart,. Assistant Cashier
FirstNational Bank
f Capitil;$r,i66,d6o
; ; Surplus
Oldest National
. r Rocky
' .;,; ' 'For, ,v. V
STRENGTH, ,
WEARING
, PROPERTIES
7 "And all other require-
ments that go to make
' .up an ideal pavement
mm
rfV.-;..t(;!v?;-.
BATES . CO;
. Branches
SS3 Williams Ave. w
161 nsseu Street
ANK
$500,000
' ' DIRECTORS.
O. K. Wentworth ,
Charles S. Russell
P. S. Brumby ..
, Dr. K. A. J. Mackenalt
George G. Bingham ,
Lloyd J. Wentworth'
3. E, Wheeler
Geo. L. McPherson
John A. Keating
Robert Treat Piatt
H. D. Story
$750,060: ; 1
Bank West of the i
Mountains.,
Overbeck &
Cooke Go:
i ' -; .
Commission Merchsnt)
; Stocks, Bonds "
Cotton, Grain, 2tz.
216-21?;
, . Eoard of Trade Bull Jin f
Members Oilcago Poarfl ( Traa
Ccrrespwdants of Loicaa A hryaa
Cblcrfio. New York, Boston ,
We hsve , the" enly private wtr
" eenneettnc Portland wttk the '
; ira exchange
I p.,' rt.. . . .