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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-08

Railway.
FROM INDEPENDENCE.
~o, nAr.a

FROM INDEPENDENCE.
FOR DALLAS.
Train No g. Leave Independence daily, 500
e. M w. Monmouth, 6;l5 a. M. ar. Dallas, $40
a. N.
Train No. 60 Leave Independence, daily,
II :05 a. m; ". Monmouth, ll:0 a, m.i ar, Dal.
las, III 10 a. m.
Train No. n. Leave Independence. daily,
els p. M ". Monmouth, 6:sop m; ar. Dallaa.
6:55 p. m,
FoR AIRL1E.
Train No. 06 Leave Independence, daily,
7.30 a. m.' ". Monmouth, 7;40 a NJ; AZ. Airiiel
8.is a. m.
Train No. p, Leave Independence, daily, $3.50
p. M; ". Monmouth, 3:ae p. M; ~. Aifile, as
p. m.
foH MONMOUTH ONLY.
Leave Independence daily. 2:is p. M.
FROM DALLAS.
roa INDEFENDEScs.
Train No a. Leave Dallas. daily cx. sundav.
$50 q. m: w. Monmouth, 1915 a. m; ar. fude-
pendence. 1925 q. m. Train No. 100. LY. Dallas
sunday At o:55 a. m.
Train No. g. Leave Dallas, daily, ,. M: IN.
Monmouth, 'li 3. mffaF. Independence. lao >.
iis., Il: ~ ''''' ''''''' 'A"'"'" ~ -
Train No 7o Leave Dallas. daily, 7.ss p. M;
". Monmouth, p. M; az. Independence. Sis
y. m
FROM AIRLIE
Trdin No g. Leave Airlie. aaiiy, SAM Is.
Monmouth, 9.a5 a. m. ar. independence e.51
g. %. tinh tfain conneeia 90 Monmouth for
Dsllas.3
Train So. "a. Leave Airlie. daily. s.ssp. MS
y. monmouth, o'o p. m.i ar. iparpenaenec.
FROM MONMOUTH ONLY.
IeaFes Monmouth lo1 Independents. aaill. al
zao p. m.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-08
FALLS CITY.

@. Yashaw is on the sick list.
Ira Mehrling is able to be on the
streets again.
County Commissioner ,. 3. Ieal
was 10 town, Tuesday.
AT. Courier has moved into Jacob
Rhodabargsr's house
G. vashaw's store in North Falls
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-08
United Artisans.

II ssembly No. 46-meets First and
FAThird Tuesday Of each month.
Willis SIMoNToN, M.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-08

Legal blanks At ~ n.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. Money On call today was
quoted uomiually al So pr cent During the week
loans ranged between 80 yer cent AND ? per cent.
averaging Is per cent for the period ON Monday
loans were made nj 30 and Is per cent, Tuesday.
holiday; WEDNESDAY % and Thursday. Il and 2
per cent, and FRIDAY. and pr cent The time
money this week became gradually easier Rates
u,re quoted AZ CASH per cent for thiTty 20 sixty
days. 6l4a7 per cent for ninety days, Cal per cent
for four months. and Ga6ls per cent for five and
six months. Mercantile paper this week was more
active Rates. 616la pr cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS. udor5sd bills receivable, 6a6is per cent fer
four ami six months choice single names. psf
cent and above for others Sterling again
strong to-day. with sdyauce u 80 points on de
mand rates. Rates for actual business closed as
follows. SIXTY days is075aA30so demand $3.50
cables, 4S621ai365. Commercial bills 479i42
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

to AZ cherries. Y to Il vhortleberies. 10 TO Z;
raspberries, % 70 q
HAY AND SYSTEMATICALLY. choice. new. lSo
10 300; No. l, new, 1900 No. ,. new, 100; mixed
hay. 100 to 1907 clover I2O to 800: straw. rye.
bundle. lleo to 100; rye, machine thrash, SO 70
500; wheat. 70
GRAiN-Wheat choice. rs fair to good, s. 10 72i
ordinary 50 to IS; rye 50 TO 81 corn shelled. new.
white d 20 50 yellow. a TO s.. ear, 20 20 aO8i
Oats Western white No 2 8 10 g: mixed. . to g.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed, free Of blITs,
per To- s. 10 81; Wool unwashed. free Of buTs. pei
10, z to y; Wool, bury. per H. 3 TO Is; hides.
green per ID. y; dry per 70. IS TO Il. sheep
skins. green. each 30 TO leo sheep skins dry. each
. To -; calf skins, green each 100 % 80, musk
rat. each. %; do black. each, 3. do. Kits, each.
D. skunk each. 3 to L50: mink EACH IS 20 400;
rabbit skins each, 20 Ia; opOssum. each. 10 TO
.; rseooon each. . TO %: fox. red, each. LOO To
$50 do, gray, each, 80 to ~
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
~ ouoted are wholesalel

" ltNtS NAultu aiE Niiui0sait-i
BUTTER Receipts light and market strong.
Cresmcry fancy g to 35is psr pound Western irsts
% 20 81; seconds - to . process fancy q TO >
dairy choice. p ., store packed, firm. Il 20 IS
CHEESE-Market firm. New York State. factory,
large, IA to Is; do small Is 20 Is; sumner. large.
l2lz to Is; Western faCory. ney. choice II 10 =;
do. fair to good. 10 to Il: Virginia, to TO-
EGGS-KecsIpts plentiful and market quiet Near
by, fresh Virginia, p 70 y: West Virginia and
Southwest Virginia p % . Tennessee -. North
Carolina, p 10 p; storage . 90 q duck, p 10 q
LIVE POULTRY-Arriyals light and market firm
Chickens. large per pound. Il % Is; do, medium,
IS to Is; do small l6 hens l3 ROSTERS. J. ducks,
large, l3 to Il small II to p geese. 10 II; tCr-
keys. TOMS Il hens choice. Il Is; keats 10 90 p
DRESSED POULTRY-KeCeipts moderate and
market strong. Turkeys. undrawn, average, is;
choice hens. Is TO Il; do. tn 10; old toms. Is 10
Is; chickens. spring. large. Is; do. medium, - 10
Is: do. small. l6 10 II; hens, choice, Is to IA;
ROSTERS s. geese 10 20 Z; DUCKS 10 TO l6; cspons
large Il 20 IS: small. il to Is
DRESSED MEATS-Caycs. fun dressed. $50;
heads Of. $50 10 goo: hog dressed calves. 7.JO TO
$50; hams country. sugar cured l2iz; hogs small
and neat per cwt.. 500 TO $50; do, medium, 80
TO s00 do heavy, sc 20 100
GANE-Keceipts large and prices lower. Rabbits
per Dozen LOO to $50: kits PER dozen, 50 20 81;
quail per dozen. 80 to go squirrels, each. to s.;
op0ssums. each. = to 50.
YEGETABLES-Irish potatoes. supply moderate;
market fran. Vans and sweets dull Potatoes
home grown 10 per barrel; do. per bushel, 40 to
50: Virginia and Maryland. per barrel. L59 TO LIS
sweet potatoes. per barrel. 80 TO 200; do. yams
IS to LOO: celery, New York. per bunch. 80 10 50
onions. OhiJ. per barrel, LIS Ia zoo. Maryland and
Virginia LIS 90 200; Spanish. Ier crate. LIS TO
I50; cabbage nearby Maryland 400 to 500 per 100;
Cuc1mbers Florida. per basket 200 to sd
FRUITS-Apples market strong. York imperials
per bbl 200 10 go; Ben Davis. per bbL, LIS 70
rs; Winesap. per Dbl. 200 to 275; fancy table
fruit per Dbl 800 10 SO; Spy per bb. go TO 500.
Greening per bbl 200 10 80; loose packed, per bb
Loo TO L50 Grape fruit. 80 to 400 per box; ia
maica 40 per Dbl Florida oranges. 800 to $50 box
California navel . TO 3.75. CranbeTries. 80 to
: 90 box Grapes PER basket. y to IS. Bananas, -
TO l25 bunch. Malaga grapes. see to 500 keg
Lemons s. % to 375
DRIED FRUITS-Receipts light and market firm
Apples. sliced, fancy, "a to 5; do, sliced, bright
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Revival of interest in Washington Gas
and big deals in Washington Railway and
Electric IS were the chief features Of the
meeting yesterday of the Washington
Stock Exchan g.. The session was longer
than usual, and the bidding was hVely
throughout the list
Eleven thousand Railway Is went on
record, all at 50 - The common stock Of
both railways attracted little attention.
outside of efforts of several brokers to fill
orders on fractional lots
When Washington Gas was reached
business at once became active, and 10
shares were sold at 81 and fractions
above. two Of the lots being options Nat
d SIS for sixty days
Copper and type machine shares were
moderately active. Lanston selling at - to
u II: Greene Copper sold al 49, and
Mitchell Mining around 81
Considerable interest attaches to the
fact that. beginning tomorrow. several
items in the New York curb list will be
listed on the local exchange and regularly
utdil IN thereafter. nevada consolidated,
Nipissing Mining, Greene Cananea, United
Copper, Utah Copper and British Column
bia Copper being among the stocks that
will probably be placed on the list. There
has been call for some time among the
brokers for the listing Of these stocks
which are being actively traded in by To-
cal spectators, and the matter was re-
Gently taken up by the governing COM
mittee Of the exchange with the result
that it was determined 70 include them In
the mining list
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.


Salcs- Regular call. Y O'Clock noon
Washington tias certificates. Sl09 az 10
Washington Railway and Electric g.. $500 at 80,
81 COO Al ST. 81 900 az S55z s. 0oJ at So A03 al
$50 81 900 AZ s5lz $1,000 az s5i2. Sl.99 al 80.
s. 600 al sk s. 900 az Ssh loo az 55iz 500 al e7z-
Capital Traction. I at l5lz. ] al lEz-
washington RAILWAY and Electric preferred. 10 at
5es
Washington Gas. at 81. at 5714. . at 81.
Q at 5T5.. 8 at 57is . at SIS gbuyer co.. . at
57As buyer CO., 3 90 STA
Lanstan. 100 at 3. 100 at l3A-
Greene Copper . at g. 100 az g
Mitchell Mining 100 at -. lo0 az -, 100 at IS
Cmyer Co. 100 az 50.
Second National Bank, 10 81 80
Rigs Fire Insurance. 100 az 8.
After -MergenthalcT at 90z.
Capital Traction. az l43.
Correction sales Of = shares Washington
Railway Irefrrred reported yesterday al 5s and %
az So. should have been s6i. and se-s.
The following are the closing quotations On yes
tsrday's local -xchaHse:
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market remains unchanged.
CATTLE-Ex;ra. SEQ per ewt; butchers. 400:
ordinary so to SEQ
HeGS-Per eFt, gross, s-25 to go; ordinary, $50
60 See
sHEEP-Clipped. 400; medium. 25o to SIS; con-
mon, 200 20 . 90.
LAAIBs-Per pound. spring, choice, Z; medium.
TO !.
CAI.yES-Per pound. prime. s to So; medium,
% s. grass. ( 60 ~
COWS-Each. prime. 100 to 5000; common, s0e9
70 900; old and dry. 5000 to l00o.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

the market the slight reaction and the
subsequent vigorous recovery left little
10 be desired
Amalgamated Copper was again one OF
the strongest and most active stocks on
the list to-day and IFS action went far
TO sustain the theory that Standard OIL
interests were aggressively buliish on the
market
Rumor is again busy with Northern Pa
cific. reiterating her old assertion that
some time within the present year the
stockholders of the road will receive a
large cash distribution on account of the
purchase of the roads equities in the
Burlington. The extent 20 which the
stock sells above the equivalent of the
rights gives some FEASIBILITY TO the
stories. That the Hill stocks were over
sold is now generally recognized. ana
even those who week ago were bearish
on Great Northern ore have been forced
TO the conclusion that on account of the
tremendous activity in the steel trade
the Steel Corporation viii. as soon as pos
sible. avail Itself Of the new ore supply
to an extent that will justify substan-
tial distribution Of the certificates.
American Smelling and Refining showed
marked strength. and traders who scruti-
nized the buying said il seemed to be Of
better quality than any that had pre-
viously been seen in the stock for several
weeks past. There was no news TO ac-
count for the strength. or rather for the
buying which caused IT, beyond what was
generally known Of the prosperity Of
practically all concerns in the metal
trade. what more would you ask?" said
one insider TO an inquirer, than that the
company is making barrels Of money.
and that Wall street Is now getting the
sinews of war that We're SD long wanting
for legitimate operations
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

New YORK jan 1-N ttEA --Aiarhtts STEADY TAR
inquiry No. I Northern buiurh. 90 arrive lake and
raid. GENTS over 1iay. g. 90. Be- 40 ! North0u
Manitoba b. e o. b.; No Northern Manitoba. IS
E. g. D. B. NJ. 2 rcd. {. @. D.. s5'1 No hard. 7. o.
b.. "a over May. 40. I macar0ui. 11ia T. @. b. 3
No. macar.ui. 3. Exporters tecs loads.
CORN-Inactivc. irregular No elevator. s.. No.
. new. 49,. T. %. b. NJ. yellow rev. 80 No. p
Z. o D.. late January. 49,. ". ? {. O. b. Fchrgarv-
March. asa No. 2 white. new. 81. f. o. b. Exporters
took Z loads
OATS STEADY: little business. Elevator urics.
No. ? white 81; No. vhite. s0.z. No. 8 mixed.
Ult
THc prizes for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

New York, Jan. 5-To-day's bank statement is AZ
follows.
Loans. Sll O9l So, 800; increase. Se.e94510
Deposits g, O00.51s 800: increase. SO y DO.
Circulation. SIS 81 200. decrease. $500
Legal tender. 81 81, COO increase, S ESQ SEQ
Specie sl72.e5l. 100; decrease, S5.37l600
Reserve. $50. %. 400: decrease Sl02 100
Required. S250l4i.575 increase 81. sI9,300.
Surplus. Sil7 .S25; decrease, SZ2l. 100
tx L. :. dep. Sl2is. 225; decrease. S5.25S250.
Surplus Of the banks has been reduced to Sl37s25
against S57l0o0 last year and Sil6JS 30 two years
ago
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
PRICE CHANGES OF the WEEK

Furnished by Griffin Halstead 4 Co brokers.
Members Washington Stock ExchanEc. 1874 T street
northwest.
Total sales the Washington Stock Exchange
flr week ended January s..
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
PRICE CHANGES FOR ONE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the
most active stocks on the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday and on the
date a year ago:
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations fumishedfly Charles q, Gates & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. Munsey Building.
Closing
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

MONEY TO LOAN At LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
On Real Estate 10 District u Columbia No delay
n closing loans.
HEIsKELL r. McLERAN zoos st. ~.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. sTH AND F SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. s, cocoa.
SURPLUS. $4,000 earned. >

- Loans IL any amount made On approved real
- csfHte or collateral AZ reasonable rates
- Interest paid upon deposits On monthly bal
- anccs subleCt 10 check.
This COMPANY acts IS executor adninistrz-
tqT, trustee agent. Treasurer. registrar. and 10
- all other hduclary Capacities
Boxes for rent IL burglar and fireuroof vaults
- Tor safe deposit and storage 4 valuable pack
sE,s.
Real Estate Ffru4rru9au- Is r-=-rrreT IN
- sumo the management 0f your zeal estate
- Careful attention given 20 all details
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by T. r. Chapman & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, 1901 street
q. Bowie Chapman manager
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by T. r. Chairman 4 40
members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chapman manager, 1901 L street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
Opinions on the New York Market.

Opinions on the New York Market.
9. Bowie Chipnzan. of +. r. Chapman &
CO." Energetic tactics continued through
out the session. Opening prices were
higher. and the advance continued rap
idly, eliminating just prior 10 the an
nouncenent of the bank statement. this
showing the surplus reserve as having
been reduced 20 Sll7C0 The market suf-
fered quite a reaction. but later rallied
and closed firm. although many Of the
issues failed to regain the high points
Of the morning II looks as if Mon
days opening might show some irregu-
larity, as the present advance has Ger
taiBly been rapid"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Thomas l. Hume. president Of the
Washington Stock Exchange-''The mar
ket completely fulfilled the promise
Indicated at the close Friday The
bank statement was astonishingIv dis
appointing. but hardly reflected the
actual financial condition. and exerted
little influence. continued rise Of
modest proportions is not improbable.
however. owing 10 the rapid advance
bulIish enthusiasm should be subdued
a this level
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Benjamin Woodruff, of Post & Flagg-
There was good selling during the day.
which, ] think, was natural after the big
rise. The test Of the present advance in
prices viii come on Monday. when the
effect or this good selling becomes more
aVpareut 80
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles g. Cats & Co.
members Chicago Board # Trade Muusey Building
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Surprise was expressed over the char
acter of the bank statement, but. al
though the traders attempted to raid the
market on the publication of the figures.
the fact that there was distinct i'm
provement in the money conditions. even
II the returns did not show it, was so
thoroughly recognized that the effort to
start a selling movement failed totally. As
a demonstration of the real strength of
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

James r. Keene was in his palmy days
stock market operator of great re-
sourcefulness, possessing means to dis
pose of stocks that he had accumulated.
bat it is doubtful if he ever even dreamed
that it would at any time come into
the power of a stock market operator to
sell to a great holding company stocks
that he might net be able to dispose of
in the open market. Market quotations
made by buying and bidding up are not
always a fair measure of value, for the
quotations might quickly melt away if
liquidation on d large scale was at
tempted. Such quotations then cannot
be taken as a fair basis for purchase by
holding companies.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Herbert l.. Jones, Of Charles G Gates
a Co--"The week ends with distinctly
better feeling. The bank statement was a
surprise. but its effect was momentary.
as II Is well known that the general
financial situation is fast improving. and
the closing rally bears this out. The
market is entitled 10 further advance. but
on any reaction. however small. good
stocks are a purchase"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

s H. Agnew. Of Henry CIews & Co
The stock market opened strong with
decided gains in prices The opening
met with plenty Of stocks offered a.
the advance by London and the traders
The principle buying was by commits
sion houses ON orders received over
night The easier money rates has I'M
doubleday reawakened the interest Of
the outside public "a some extent. and
there is "a noticeable picking up in pub
he buying Prices scored their highest
Just before the bank statement was
made public. when reaction of con
siderable proportions resulted. The
bank statement was a great disappoint-
ment. rs the Treasury surplus is com
pictcly wiped out After q decline Of
one 10 three points ia some Of the
leaders the whole market rallied at the
close To near the highest price Of the
day. showing that the market had good
support When the bank statement is
thoroughly diEested. the st-ingencv of
money may be more apparent. and I
look for a recession in prices at the
opening on Monday"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Amer. Security and TrgISt.----.-...-.....-2 80
National safe Deposit and Trust. $50
Union Trust Company .--.--.. .--..--.--. 'l55
Washington LoSn and TrUst--..-......... Zl251
The Washington herald., 1907-01-06

Copper and type machine shares were
moderately active. Lanston selling at - to
Il II; Greene Copper sold az 50, and
Mitchell Mining around 81.
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MRS.w. S. FORD

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ST., Baltimore, nd. writes
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
CAPT. PEABoDY's SUSPENSION

The suspension of Captain Thomas
Peabody Ior the accident to the trans
port Sheridan, which ran ashore near
Honolulu, while under his command. was
most regrettable act on the part of
the Local Inspectors, for Captain Pea
body is recognized the world over as
one of the ablest navigators in the
American merchant service. For many
years he has skiilfully commanded yes
sells, both sail and steam, and it is safe
to say that had his vessels machinery
been in good shape, the vessel would
never have been stranded. Peabody.
however, with his customary generosity,
doubtless preferred not te pass the buck
up to his chief engineer, but assumed
the blame himself.-News-Let
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27
i, 6, COMMISSIONER
WRITES FOR AID

u. S. Shipping Commissioner Almy
has called the attention of Sheriff Iau-
kea to the sailors. He says that when
a sailor reaches land from a long voy>
age and has received his money he in
variably goes on a spree. The COM
missioner is of the opinion that as long
as the sailor commits no overt act, he
should receive the leniency of the po~
lice. A sailor is seldom vagrant as
he has the Sailors Home to go to, and
he $ entitled to one months pay in
advance to pay off his legitimate debts
Mr.. Almy adds that the custom of ar
name and make it extremely difficult
to pick up crew here.
The sheriff's attention is called to the
practice of rolling which exists. Last
Tuesday the commissioner paid the men
from the ship Astral twelve hundred
and fifty dollars, and the next morning
hardly any of it was left. Amy does
not believe that this money was spent
in legitimate manner and is under the
impression that the men were robbed
while drunk.
The commissioner pays a compliment
to the waterfront police officer, Reeves.
and considers him an efficient man for
the Office, and one who has cooperated
with him in his efforts to keep the wa
terfront orderly.
Sheriff Iaukea has replied to the COM
m.ssioner's letter, stating that he is
anxious to cooperate with him in all
respects as regards the sailors, and
has asked for specific instances of cases
where sailors have been robbed He
also states that an officer making an
arrest of an intoxicated man on his
beat, cannot always determine whether
the man is a sailor or not
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Mrs. pinkham's Invitation to Women.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-27

All worry, etc, in connection with
burial expenses, is thing of the past
when you are member of The Har~
rison Mutual Burial Assn. Member
ship provides you with 800 burial,