JXEB HORNING .SATURDAY, JUSE . 17, 1905,
13
UTILE Ml LEFT
Nine-Tenths of the Oregon Clip
Has Been Sold.
MARKET STRONG BUT DULL
Satisfactory Situation in the Bast.
Poultry Trade lias Not Re
covered From the Excite
ment of Thursday.
"WOOL Nine-tenths of Crepe etlp
snld. Market quiet, but Mrong;.
POTATOES Eastern stock arriving In
bad order.
FRUIT Apricot receipts lighter and
P'h s advance. Cherries and cants
POULTRT Market UM Buffering
trr m Thurf-day, Jolt.
EJGS Cutting said tc be indulged Is.
Th nine-tenths of the Oregon wool dip
f'A the market Isas become stugRten for
"-k of offerings. The undertone, however,
'-minues strong. and the few rales made dar
ns the week auow no changes i price. For
Eastern Oregon woalt 19ti2t cents Is
qjneS. and Valley wools are worth about
9 rent.
Tl f next roaled. bM sale is nctieduied
: held at Shantko Tuesday, the 2tb. where
considerable quantity o-f wool has been j
i . emulated since the last sale.
The Boston market still shews the strong
'eaturcs that have distinguished it since the
(lurrj began. While there has not been quite
lie activity of the previous week, the mar
ket has intrenched Iteetf in a strong and
'irrrnal position, rays h Commercial Bl-
'r Sp weotn have been freely picked tup
(' manufacturers at" good rlca. Dealers
! are been saline centra cj. although not to
' e extent which they had been. So m&ny
-:T9 have been sold to arrive that the trade
'eels that K does not care to dispose of
ary more until It makca eome of the de-"'e-iM.
This is. owing to the uncertainty of
q jality .and size f the dtp.". Some cttps
when rontraetod may have hern estimated
at 100,000 pound, and on arrival hero may
n t to above 66.000 or 8t.00. Consequently if
ji alers were tn sll too man' in advance,
they might be forced through shortages to
bu more w-oel In order t live up to the
frnrn of their transactions, llowevw. the
'a'hng off In the transfers of contracts is
r-ey due to the disposition of holders, as
le buyers are around and ready to make
a''e. The gene-rat tendency of the market
5s nt'ai upward, and the attitude of manufac
uvrw, both large and nmall. who have been
.--.-.und the market, presages no weakening in
e present strong situation. Stocks are eem
raratively Mght for this time of the year,
ar.d it Is mid that up to date more wool
been ed than had been by October of
"an year. Dealers expect to "be cleaned oat
c' supplier even earlier than In 1996.
There 1R hern a good ilemand for eross
1 red, while the call for merinos has only
ben normal. Pulled wools of the finer grades
vb e soM at strong -prices. The .uppHea.are.
h'wever, very low. New fleeces, while not
c - the market Ut any extont. have sold free
v t" arrive.
In line tvlth the contracting for 1906 clip
n New Moxteo, which had been done tome
ne ago. it If now reported that certain
IfKift clips In -Oregon have been contracted
n. prices fully satisfactory -to growers. It
s authoritatively stated that the Fall wools
'n the San Juan Valley of California have
ben contracted at 18cur 62ff63c. landed dean.
On June G the wool sole to- ?laee at
S' aitko. Or., with IS buyers In the field, and
J 6OCVO0 pound, wore purchased for this
tia'ket at 224 We. the scoured and landed
o of which will be 72jr70e. One of the
trominent wool firms purchased the dip of
"he Baldwin lv.rtftek Company, amounting
o 30.00 to 3W.000 pound at Sr. This
. .ne of the leading ciiaw of Oregon and
v 1 1 t am 76r landed and ceure4. year
. 'v 17V, cent was paid, or flc landed here
can. while In 1MB the price waa 164c and In
W2 luV- Another sale is booked for Shan-
1 r hut eonoMortng that the prices are now
c'ablihed there. It will be tiiie likely
tha- the remaining ettfw. wMch are few.
v j be tAu pri valet? before the sales day
T'-js the roaon In Oregon Is practically
In aM the other Werners States the
i ,f. have passed from the growers into
dralrrs' hands.
POULTRY MARKET DRAGS.
Receipts Hea-y. but Buyers Few and Far
Between.
There was -not much doing tn poultry yee
terMft as might have been expected. Re
iclnts f chickens were heavy. The Wg buy
ers were out of the market, and the email
hu;rr were not incMned to pay more than
was quoted on Thursday. A few smalt sale
were reported at what seemed to be good
1 rl rf . but the market was practically on a
12 and 16-cent harts. A leading jobber thus
reviews the market for the week:
"The poultry market Is completely demor
a zed. Receipt have been very heavy, and
the demand haa been very Mght. Ifosw
Chopped the early part of the week to 12Sf
1 , Springs to 1717s. Sales ha W beon
r a :e at much less than these flgures. and
t"0a. wiMIe receipt are not so heavy. It is
imrM-lble to 'move them .at any prlee. We
advise careful buying for the nxt ten dayn."
POOR EASTERN POTATOES.
Fereral Cars In Bad Order Said to Have
Arrived.
The potato market, weakened b free ar
rxals of new stock from CalMomtft. has
been further eereaed 1m- the rreeipt of a
rumber at ears from the Kaot that were not
It good conditio. Two ohik of CotoradoA
. n the track 'eMerdy wore In bad order
anc: required sorting over. in one ear. SO
tacks were found rotten. Two ears of Mln
rseeotas wire reported to have heest retectrd
a the potato had sprouted. Another ear
' Mlrmerotoa eame in later ha the day
aM several more are oaM to be en the
wax A letter received yesterday from
S' Paul rMaotf oueled prices MS15 cents
er than formerly charged. but local
houses are not tarttned to take on any more
rtr-k. owing to th" lateness of the seaeoa.
"Hiere la a geod demand for new California
rotatoca at current quotations. T ears of
p-tatoes and ontonsi were brought up yester
a'. Very few old Oregon potatoes are eora-
mg forward, but what are received are In
very ed condition. Prices on all kinds of
old stock are unchanged.
mXR APRICOTS COME.
Market In Better Shape and
Better Shape
rrices
Advance.
Th apricot market waa in good shape yes
terday. as receipts were lighter and the
steady demand sent prices up to S5e9$l
crate. Cantaloup, came in more .freely. ba
did not'-seem active. Prices ,wero. - cot
changed, ppny crates bringing 44J0. Th-re
was a goiid sire ehfpment of special crate
which were quoted at H-ZZ. Poor cherries
were amtfidant and slow sale, bat fancy
rteck. whrch was scarce, sold setter. itM"
eenu being quoted for the best offerings. A
cenali lot of fancy four-tler SpHxcnbert p-
plea were brought up from storage.
A car of fairly good bananas -was un
loaded In the afternoon. A car of lemons,
said to -be In peer order, was also received.
EGG TRICES CUT.
Unconfirmed Humor of an IS-Cent Quota
tion. V
Egg quotations of 1SH nd 18- were made
on Front street yesterday. Receipts -were
unequally divided, which was rrponslMe for
the difference of eptalen expressed to the
lone of the market, which ranged from very
firm to barely steady.
There wm a report eurrent that tome house
had ehaded the price to 16 cents, but It could
not be verified, and It did not seem a If
rmarket conditions Justified wash a. figure, un
less the eggs onereo were not o mc sv
quality.
Bank Clearlnga.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern eltlea
yesterday were as fetewn:
Clearing. Balance.
Portland v 1 632.171 JJHt2
Seattle $955,195 -C8.M0
Taooma SOT.S78
Spokane , 46.t 2,tS3
TOBTIAND QDOTATI ONS.
' Grain, Flour. Feed. Etc
FLOlTIt Patents. H.58f5.10 per barrel;
straights. $4 dears $3.75 f t . Valley.
$ HO 44. 26; Dakota bard wheat. $6X0 70:
Graham. $3.0 git. whole wheat, $44.2S; rye
flow, local. $5; Eastern. $5. SO &5.S0; oora-
meal, par bale, $1.9062.20.
WHEAT Club. 8263c per bushel; bluestem,
6Ste: Valley 65c .
BARLEY Feed, $23X0623 per Urn; relic J.
$28.0.
OATS No. I white, feed. $80 per ton; Rray.
saa
ill L.LSTUFFS Bran, $18 per ton; mld-
ann$N .-t.u; e9rin. wtwj, w. -j.,
$18: linseed dairy- feed. $18; AcalU meal, $IS
per ton.
t'ERSAL FOODS-ltoitea oats, cream, u
raJi KITE- lnir.p wnArn
eatmeal. eteel cut. go-pound nacKs, js per
barrel: 20-pound sacks, S4.2i per bale; oat
meal (ground). 9-pound sacks, $7.30 per
barrel: 10-uound sacks. St per sale; spilt
peas. $4 per 160-pound sack; 25-poHnd boxes.
$1.15; pearl barley. $I.S5 per 16 pounds; 25-
pound boxes. $1.25 per tex; pastry sour, iu
TMHind aacKs. xu rf r naie.
HAY Timothy, situ lb per ton; etover, ii
S 12; cram. $11I2; cheat,
Butter, Eggs. Toultrj-. Etc
MGOS Oregon ranch, l&lstflBe per dozen.
BUTTER City creameries: . Kxtra cream
ery. -Ota -1 He per Pound: state creameries.
Fancy, creamery. 17 Vi S21 Vi:; store butter.
15ft lc.
CHEESE Oregon full cream twins, lluv
J2W-: Young America. 12Ulc.
J'OUI.TKY Fancy nenf. l-aic; average
hens. 12c; mixed chickens. lljfcfllSic; eM reoM
or. 8flc; young roosters, 10llc; Springs. lVs
to " iound. issriw: J to i pounas.
lOfilOWc: drcsised chk-ketw. lHltc; twr-
kejf. live. lfi18c; turkeys, dreescd. poor.
17V4E2c: turkeys, cnotce. smfec: geese.
Mve. per pound. T-4j8c: gt-ee, dressed, per
MMtnd. 9ei0c: ducks, old. 17 8. docks, young
ajt to Mze. S3?.3; ptgeonn, ii.a; squaoa.
Vegetable, Fruit, Etc
DOMESTIC FRUITS Strawberries. 5 1-23
2 ter crate: anniea. table. 5l-Wrz.J per
box; gooseberries, bwmil. new umiorma. hoc
per box; gooseberries, 5a'Gc per pound; apri
cots. SLcftil ner crate: ttoachcM. $1 per crate:
nlume. 75c4r$l per crate; Iogan berrte. 6e
nor sound: blackberries. 75e per crate; cfaer-
w. 2VVJ0c per pouae; cantaloupes. tr.au
per crate; pears, si per dox; macic ags. i- pr
crate: currenu. te per pouno.
TROPICAL FRUITS Lemons, fancy. 53.38
choice. $8 per box: ranges, navels, fancy.
32.S408 ner box: choice. $202.50: standard
$1.501.75; Mediterranean sweets, $2,503
" valenclas. H: craserruit. K.aMN per
box; bananas. 5c per pound; pineapples, $2.50
per doom.
FRESH VEGETABLES Artichokes. SOe per
dozen; asparaguo. aOcdfJoc per dox.: beans. t
10c ner pound: cabbage. IKl'ie per
Tound: cauliflower. $1752 per crate; ei
cry. 90c per dozen; corn, 35f ilc per aezer.
cucumbers. 40eS$l per dozen; lettuce, hot
bouse ?5c tier dozen: lettuce, head. 12H V
15c per dozen-; parsley, 25e per dozen; peas.
:S!ic ner pound, peppers. Use per poena
radishes. iu12c per dozen; rhubarb, lfe
2 fee per pound tomatoes. $1.S4 Jcr
crate: souash. S1A1.25 Per box
ROOT V EG ET AB LES Turnips. $1,25 0
1.40 per saek; carrots. $1.2$9LS0: per sack
beeis. $ltf).2S per sack; garlic. 124c per
pound.
ONIONS California red. $1.C59- per hun
dred.
POTATOES Oregon fancy. $!.2SS1.35
KaKem. $1. 25l-35: new potatoes, $1,259
1.58.
RAISINS Loose Muscatels. 4-erewn.
$-layer Muscatel ralelns. 7S4e; unbleached,
seedless Sultanas. Cc: uonoon layers.
crown, whole boxes of 20 pounds. $L85;
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. evaporated, CO
OViC per pound; sundried. sacks or boxes.
none; apricots. iu'iic: peaenss. nomsc,
Bears, none: prunes. ItaMan. 4 05c: French,
2Vi3ic; figs. California blacks. Sc; do
white, none. Smyrna, i'uc; fara aates. oc
plums, plttea. c.
Groceries, Nuts, Etc
coffee Mocha. 20i8c. Java, ordinary,
16if22c; Costa Rica, fancy. 182c; good. 10
16c; ordinary. l&&J2e per pound: Columbia
roast, cakes. 100s. $12.75. 60 $13.75; Ar-
buckle. $14.75; Lion. $1..S.
RICE4 Imperial Japan No. 1, $fi.37H; South
ern Japan. $3.50; carotins. 09-c; oroKen
head. '. C.
saiM ON Columbia River. 1 -pound tails,
1.75 rer dozen: 2-pound tallf. $2.49: 1-pound
ne.tr. $1.65; fancy, lflVlwt fiau. $l.fc; Vr-
Pund flats. $1.10; Alwka ptnk 1-pouM tans,
65c; - red. 1-pound tan?, i.3v; soexeyes.
itoutia talis. $1.S5.
SUGAR Sack batl 100 pounds: Cube,
$cse: cowdered. 15.95: fin- granulates. xd.M
extra C. $5.55; golden C. $5.25; fruit sugar.
X5.b5: advance over ack basis aa lotiows
Barrels. 10c; half-barrele. 25c. boxes. SOe per
100 pounds. iTerms: On remittance within 15
t v deduct tc ter sound: If later than IS
days and within 30 days, deduct tc per pound
no discount after w aaye.) eet kugar. granu
lated, $5.75 per 160 pounds; maple nagr.
l&BlSe ier nound.
SALT California. $11 per ton. $l.G0 per
bale; Liverpool. 50s. $17. 100. $16.50; 20e,
S16: half-cround. 100r. $7: r-Os. $7.59.
NUTS Walnuts, 139.C per pouna ty mci. jc
extra for less than sack. Brazil nuts. ise
filberts. 14e; peeane,, jumbon, 14c; extra Urge,
15c; almonds. I. -X l. lttc. cnesmuis. itai
lam 15c: Ohio. S4.50 ner 25-noend drum: pel'
tlut raw. 74 per pound: roasted. 9c: pine.
nuts. 10'12vic; Tflckory nuts. 7c. eocoanuts,
7c: ceeoanuts. S&SWc per dozen.
BEANS email white. 2K94ic: large wwte.
$.Gc, pink. 3e; bayou. s.K&c; uma.
Meats and Provisions.
BEKF Dressed bulls. 2J2iC per pound
cowe. 2i K-i Uc : country wecr. ZHwec.
MITTON Dreesed fancy, be per pound
ordinary. 4c.
VEAL Drwed. 100 to 125 pounds. 5HT7e
125 le 200 peuftdf. 4'5c; 200 pounds and
ui. a 4c
PORK Dressed. 100 to ist. 707e: is?
and us. 6trc per pouna,
HAMS 10 to 14 pouna, live per pouna
14 to Ifl pounds. 1 8 'i c : 18 to 29 pound.
UUr. California picnic I SHc. cottage
ham. 9c. sttouMers. Sic: boiled ham. 21e
holl'd plenlc ham. boneless, ISc
BACON Fane- breakfast. ISc per pound
standard breakfast. 16c: ehotee. 14Hc: Eng
llsh breakfast. 11 to 14 pounds, ISHc; peach
bacon. 12i-
SAUSAGE Portland, bam. ISc per pound;
minced ham. 16c. Summer, efeetee dry.
17sc: bologna, long, lhc welnerwurst, Sc;
Hver. Ac. pork, 9c: blood. Jc; headcheese, 6c;
hoiogna sausage, link. 4 He.
DRY SALT -CURED Regular short clears,
9fec salt. lOHc smoked: clear backs, PJic
rait. lOVic smoked: clear betiies. 14 to 1
pounds average, none salt, none smoked;
uregon exports, ao 10 pvsnsi average.
lfSc salt. US' smoked: Union butts. 10
to IS pounds aver Re. 8c salt, Se smoked.
l.ARDLeaf lard, kettle-rendered: Tierces.
9Sc:xtubs. c; 50s. P5c; 20s. lOe; 10s,
ltS; 3s lOSc. Standard pure: Tierces,
SSe. tabs, fl'ic, 50a. S!r; 20s. 9Uc; 10s.
Hc; 3s. 94. Compound: Tierces. 6c;
tubs. fSe; SO. 6Uc; 10s. Kc; Ss. 6Sc.
PICKLED GOODS-Plekled jjlgs feet. H
barrelo. S3; U -barrels. $2.73: 13-pound kit.
$1.2. pickled tripe, H -barret, $i; pi ok led
pigs- tongues. S-barrels. $6; S -barrels. $3;
15-pound kits, $1-50: pickled lambs tea guff,
H -barrels. $9; U -barrels, $5.50; . 15-pound
kits $2.75.
Hops. Wool, Hide, Etc.
HOPS-CholeV 1904. HS2Ie per pound.
WOOL Eastern Oregtw. average best. 19JJ
25c; lower grades, down to 15c, aeecrdlng to
shrinkage. Valley. 27H029e pr pound.
MOHAIR Choice. 3132Hc per pound.
HIDES Dry hldea. No. 1. 16 rounds and up.
16B16S re" poaad. dry vip. No. 1. B- to 10
pounds. 11015c per pound, dry calf. No. 1.
under 5 pounds. 17018c: dry salted, balls and
otags. one-third leas than dry flint; (eullsv
moth-eaten, badly cut. scored, murrain, balr
aljpped. weather-beaten or grubby, 203c per
pound less); salted hides, steers, sound. W
pounds and ever. S01Oes per pound: 50 to V
pounds, Sis09c per pound; under W pounds
cowl. S79c per pousd; salted. tars and
Dulls, soohd. 6c -per pound': Tatted lap. round.
15 to 30 posadc. 9c per pound; salted real,
round. 10 to K poasdf. -&c per pound: salted
calf, round, under 10 poundr. 10c per pound;
(green unsaiteo. jc per pound less, cults, le
per pound. Ires). Sheep skins: Shearlings. No.
butchersC rtock. 25030c each; short wool. No.
Dntchero sloes. fOsOOe eaes: raeslum wool.
No. 1 butchers? stock. 60QS0c; tear wool. No.
butchers stock. SWIM) each. Murrain pelt
frora 10 to 20 per cent less or 1214c per
pound; hort-s hides, raited, each, according to
size. $L533; dry. each, accordlag to sire. $1
01.39: celW hides. 25 (j 60c each; roat exlru.
common 10gI5c eJUh;tAngoca. with wool oa.
25et3$LS0 each.
T ALLOW Prime, per pound. SVrffle: No. 2
and grease. 23c
PELTS Bear skint, as to size. No. 1. $20
610 each; cubs. $i62. badger. 25SC50c; wild
rat. with bead perfect. 25e50c: bouse cat.
A$n0c; fox. common gray. 50970c: red. S3V
cross. Hll; sliver and buck. Jicoeroo:
fishers. $506; lynx. $4.50$6: mink, strictly
l. according to size, iittZJM: marten.
dark Northern, according to !xe and color.
$10315; marten, pale, pine, according to .die
and color. $2064: mu.-krat. Urge, 10gl5c.
skunk, 4050c: civet or polecat. 5fl0c. utter,
large, prime akin. $4610; panther, wl(h head
50c; mauntaln wolf, with head perfect, $3.59
QZl coj-ote. OOcesi; wolverine. 366S; beaver.
per skin, large. $586; medium. $94; small.
fl&i.M: kits. 5075c.
beeswax Good, cteaa and cure. o&22c
per pound.
CASCARA SAGRADA (ChltUtri barlO Goad,
4fr4tc per pound.
liKALN BAGS Calcutta, 6UC
Oils.
TURPENTINE Cases. $Jc per gallon: bar
rel.' S6c per gallon.
white leao-tm low. te; aou-pouna
lota. 7?c: lias than 500-pound lots. Sc.
GASOLINE Stove ganNlne. eaaeo. 23 Uc:
iron barrels, 17c; $8 deg. gaaoH&e, casta. 32c;
Iron barrels or drum?. 25c
COAL OIL Oases. 2Hc: Iron barrels, lie;
wood barrels, 17c; C3 deg.. cases. 22c; Iron
barrete. ltVrC.
LINSEED OIL Raw. 5-barret lota. nzej. i-
barrd tola. 6Sc: caiv-s. fJBc. Boiled: 5 -barret
lots. 64c; 1-barrel lots. a5c; eases. 70c.
T
SAX FRANCISCO BARLEY MAR
KET IS VERY "WEAK.
Revival of Chartering Is Looked For.
Receipts of New Oats Are
Gradually Increasing-.
SAN FRANCISCO. J- 14.-tSpeclat
Wheat was Rimer jind barley decMeJIy weak.
ReceipU of the Utter cereal were heavy and
pot price of ehotee feed dropped to 9Sic
with most buyers unwitting to pay over &7fcc
As the price ! now - etosety approacMng a
hipping baels, a revival of chartering and
good export movement may be seen. Re
ceipts of eats are gradually Increasing. The
present pot baals for new red Is $1.4. and
thre are offers to sett at $1.2'1.3e for de
livery n five days. Flour steady. Feed-
stuffs are quiet and eay.
The local auction sale of oraazes nave
nraotlealty ceased for the season, .though
one or two may be heid later on. y sale
was hetd today for laek of stock. The
market for Summer fruits was a repetition
of yesterday's-, nearly everything seasonable
except good peaehea and cherries, being In
overtuppty and weak.
Three large boats arrived from river dis
trict with heavy supplies of potatoes, eaus-
Inr a. weak market. New onto were In
ample supply at easy price. Garden vege
tabtefl were plentiful with prices drooping.
Rutier and eics were weak, with stoska
accumulating. tuttde orders are scarce and
dealers are forced to store the surplus. Cheeso
wax in sreod demand and steady. Reeeipts.
61.700 pounds butter. 1S.900 pounds cheese.
46.500 dozen eggs.
VEGETABLES Cucumbers. 50vT5c: garlic
4g5c; green peas. 75cl$I.: airing beans.
l24c; asparagus. W6e: tomatoes. .5CW
1.40; egg plant. 7ff lbe.
POULTRY Turkey gobblers. IMPSOc: roott
rTi. on. 4.npi: oo oung. .vrm ..:
ers. small. ?l-5o32.M: do large. $2.50S&50;
fryers. $5.5J&5": hen. $4.r.S: ducks.
oM. S&3.hd. do young. $iW6..
EGGS Store. 17918c; fancy ranch. 21c.
BUTTER Fancy creamerj". 2oc: creamery
eeconds. 16c; fancy dairy, l.c; alo sec
onds. 17c.
WOOL Springs, Humboldt and Mendocino.
2663er: Nevada, lCtfSOc
HOPS-20122Hc.
MILLSTUFFS Bran. $3iaT22; mlddttngs.
$25t2S.
HAY Wheat, $1014a; wheat and oats.
$&94S.59; barley. $71; aWaKa. $701.S4;
clover. $79: stocks. $T7.Si; straw. 3o?
SOe per. bale.
FRUITS - Apples, ehotee. 31.26: common.
50c; bananas. 7e4f; Mexican Nmes. $tf 1.59;
California lemons, choice. $2.1; common.
75c: oranges, navels. JlSf2.7i; ptaeanplea.
$2.
POTATOES Early Roe. 70e$l.S: Oregon
Burbanks. $1.2Hrl.5.
CHBBSB Young America. lautfUe; East
ern. 17646c-
RHCBIPTS Flour. JW ojuarter sacks;
wheat. 1P6S centalr; barlej-. 1197 centals;
oats, 2119 cental: beans. Ml sacks: corn.
1200 centals; potatoes. SSM sacks: hay, 618
tons; wool. S7 bale; Mdes. 78S.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Price Quoted at Portland Union Stockyards
Yesterday.
Receipts at the Portland Union Stockyards
yesterday were 113S sheep and 44 hogs. The
foUowtac prices were quoted at the yards:
CATTLE Best Eastern Oregon steera. $3.75
4J4; cons and hetfsn, $3.25: medium. $l.Sg2.
HOGS Best large fat bog. $6: Mock and
China fat. $5.CT,06.5: sfockers. $5.
SHEEP Best Eastern Oregon and Valley,
stteared. $30; medium. $9d.2S: lambs, $40
4.25.
EASTERN, LIVESTOCK.
Prices Current at Kansaa City. Omaha, and
Chicago.
CHICAGO. June 16.-Cattl Receipts. 2000.
Stead'. Good to prims fleers, $5 !ft&2S:
poor to medium. $I(?S.23: stockem and feed
ers. $2.7654.75; cows. $2.5004.09; heifers.
$2.5li6; eanners. $1.4002.44; bulls. l-2i&
4; calves. $30&5O; Texas steers. $105.
Hogs Reeeljiu. 150a. tomorrow. 10.000.
Strong to 5c higher; mixed and butchers.
55.2690.50: good to ehotee- heavy. $4.1083.50;
rough heavy. $4.7506.26; light. $5.2503.45;
bulk. $5.350&.4.V
Sheep ReceipU. G000; steady; lambs. 09
35c lower. Good to ehotee wether, shorn.
$4.5005; fair to choice mixed, shorn. $3,500
4.4: Western sheep. shorn. $30; native
lambs, shorn. $4.5007; Western lambs. $$e
6.65.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 16. Receipts 1100:
market slow to shade lower. Native steers.
$3.70S.CO; cows and heifers, $30-1.60;
Western steers. $3.2504.9: oanaera, $203;
srockera and feeders. $2.7B'4.7S: calves. $3
I 05.54); buMs. stags, etc. $2.5 04.40.
Hogs Receipts 6600. market shade high
er. Heavy. $5 17H05-22H: -mixed. $5,209
5.22H: light. $52t,05.27; pigs, $4 05;
bulk of sales. $5.20SJ!2H
Sheeji Receipts 2008; market strady.
i Western yearHngs. $1.7505.50; wethers. $1.40
; v --. ewes, HVl w.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 16. Cattl
Receipts 2000; market ateady. Native steers.
$1.2505.75. stecktra and feeders, $304,60:
calves. $303.75: Western fed steers. $4,250
5.SQ; do cows. $3-250 4-59.
Hogs Receipts 7000: market 307Sc high
er. Bulk of sales. $5-27S SJ2S ; havy.
$5505.30. packers, $ 5.27 H 05.33; pigs and,
Sheep Receipt 2000; market ateady.
Muttons. $1.2505-56; lambs. $5.7507-50;
range wethers. $4,65 0-5.40; fed ewes'. $4.25
04.69.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW TORK. June 16. Coffee futures
closed firm at a net advance of 10020 points.
Sales, 6S.000 bags. Including- Jnly at 6.400
6.Cf-. September. 6.50.CSe; October. .CSc
Deember. 6-63e0.fX: : March. 7C7.10c: and
May 7.05c. The coffee exchange will be
closed on Monday. July 3. Spot Bio. ateady
No. 7. 1116c: mild, ateady.
Sugar Raw. quiet: fair refining. $Se. een
trifugaL 6 tcsU 'tUe: taobws ajugar. 3Sc
RcSned, quiet; crurhed, . (x53;,. . pondered,
$5.95; xranuiatec. J-xto.
CHICAGO WHERT UP
Market Is Bullish From Start
- to -Finish.
HIGHER CABLES RECEIVED
Heavy 'Rains Over the Grain -JBelt
and Reports or Rust Damage
Are Strengthening Factors.
.Close Is-.Strong-.
CHICAGO. June 15.-Sentlaeat In the
wheat pit waa hallUh today from start to
finish. At the opening, the market was la-,
fluenced by heaty rains ta the Canadian
Northwest and extendlnr aa far below a
Southern Kansaa. In addltldn to the wet
weather over the American wheat fields, prices
at Liverpool were higher. Aa a result. In
itial quotations here showed a moderate galx
July being up liQMc to U0Hc t S7S0
STvfcc. Shorts were the best buyers. A num
ber of advices- were' received telllpr of de
traction of wheat by rust damage. Tn add!
Uon' to the demand from shorn, a number ol
commit slen-houses were liberal purchasers
during the last parjt of the seealon. At S3Vr0
6Sic, the July option touehed the hlgheal
point of the day. Just before tho dose there
was considerable profit-taking, resulting In
eome reaction. The close, however, , was
strong with July up He. at SSJi0S8Ue.
A itror.c tone prevailed In the com mar
ket durinc the greater part of the ecsjSod.
The cloe waa at the lowest point of the
day. however. July opened a shade to He
hi cher. at S3853Uc, sold Between Kc ana
S3c jind closed a. shade lower at --lc
An improved ehlptlng demand waa largely
ressenslble for a firm tone in the oata mar-
Vet. July opened unchangea to uc nutner.
at 3Oi031Uc sold up to 3IUc, and closed
ueue hlcber. at 31Q31c.
Provislona were firm in sympathy with
strength in the hog market. At the ctoie" Sep
tember pork waa up 74c. lard off 2VrC and
ribs 5c higher.
The leading futurts ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low.
July $ .87-. $ .RSS $ :S7K
Cloec
September
.SIS
.Slli
December ....
.. .54 .Strl
CORN.
July (old)....
July (new.:.
Sept. (old)...
Sept, (new)..
Dec mew)..
.. XVi 3i -53H
.. s53V ..V .S2Ti .KV
.. .52 ' -52S .ai'i .51T.
.5IU .51H .SIS
.. .4SU .tSU .4774
OATS.
July
September
December .
.. .31U .31 'J
.. .294 .23,
M4 e2
ME5S PORK.
..12.6S- 12.72K 12.K2Vi 1-07 Vi
..12.97H 13.00 12.P5 11 W
LARD.
July
September
July
September
7.32Vi 7.25
7.55. 7.15
SHORT RIBS.
July
September
.47H 7.52H
.721, 7.77
.47H
72,
.50
Cash quotations were as fettewa:
Flour Easy.
Wheat No. 2 Spring. $1.0581.03;
No. 3.
&Se6$1.05: No. 2 red. OSc.
Com No. 2. 54i054He: No- 2 yellow. 5Sfec
Oats No. 2, SlSe: No. 2 white. S2?(82TiC;
No. 3 white. 3lH032f4e. ,
Rye No. 2, .c.
Barley-Good feeding. 30042c; fatr to ehotee
malting. 464H0C
Ftaueed No. 1, $1.25; No. 1 Northwestern.
$1.45.
Timothy seed Prime. $2.P0.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, $12.650 12.7. N
Lard rer 100 pound. $7-20a.7.22S.
Sert ribs sMe? tJOOt-0 $7.500 '.Oh
Short clear aldea Boxed. $7w7S8.C,i.
Cwver-Contraet grade, $11.75012.25.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 1S.7W
Wheat, bunaels
Com. buhV 272.000
Oatr, bushels ,..,172.600
Rye. buhels 8.0f
Barley, bushels 4t.60J
ll.eno
23.600
2tl.4
3&5.90U
"3,5(
Grain and Produce at New York.
NEW YORK. June 16. Flour Receipts. 16.-
29 barrels; exports, 13,600 barrels; steady,
but quiet.
Wheat Receipts. 6100: spat nna: o. -
red. $1.06. nominal elevatcr; No. 2 red. $1.07S.
nominal f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern Do-
luth. $1.164 f. e. b. afioat: No. 1 hard Man
itoba. $1.09 f. o. b. afloat. Opening Arm.
wheat eased off under realizing, but recov
ered and wax strong all day. Apprehefuton
over Northwest conditions, rain in both beltf.
higher cables aad good Southwest baying were
among the buying motives. It closed 01e
higher, although a shade down from the top
under late realtxlsg. July. 92H09S1-16C.-etreed
fCUe: September. ST-;3l5S 15-lGc. closed
SSSc: Dcember. STXCSSc. closed fSSc.
Hop? QuleL
Hides-Steady.
Wool Frm.
Graln at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 16. Wheat and
barley quieter. Spot quotations: -
Wbeat-Shlpplng. $1.47S0.: milling. .K
01.66U.
Barley Feed. 97Sff$l; brewlajr. nominal.
Call board sales:
Wheat December. $I.3SS.
Barie- December. WH.
Corn Large yellow. 31.37S01.4S. .
Mlnneapotis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 16. Wheat. July.
ll.OSH; September." SSS0SSSe; Na 1 hard.
$1,131;-. No. 1 Northern. $1.1IS; No. 2 North-
em. $1.63.
Wheat at UTerpooL
LIVERPOOL. June 16. Wheat. July, fa
leud; September, 6s SSd: December, 6s 7S1.
Wheat at Tacoma.
TACOMA. June IS. Wheat. unchanged;
milling bluestem. 90c; club. S2c.
T
MAXY LEADING ISSUES ARE NOT
TRADED IX.
Reading and United States leather
Absorb Most Attention Bond
Market Is More Active.
NEW1 YORK. Suae 16. Today stock mar
ket dropped another notch toward the con
dition of absolute felsnesa. There was
a little spart of activity in Reading aad
me special demand foe United States Leather
certificates. If these are cecucted rrom tee
day's total, the remainder wlll a how aa low
an aggregate of salea aa any full day in
over four years.
The movement In Beading was encouraged
by rumors In circulation once more of a pro
posd increase la the dividend rate. The deal
ing in the United States Leather Company
certificates was based on an assumption that
the fcrtbcoralng issue of tho new securitlea
wUl be made the occasion of some market
activity for their benefit. Tae comparative
activity la the certificate or the Japanese
4 1, pr cent bonds, which have been la de
mand ever alaco the nswa of the battle of
the Se. of Jaron. proved an Inviting fijd
for th professional room traders, bereft of
any other opportunity ef affectins; a suf
ficient price movement to yield a profit ch
the day's turn. Transfers of bonds also are
free from the tax -which applies to stock
transfer, thus) stimulating tho trading la
.the lasuea by. the profcsetooalx. - ,
J Outside- of these few special BOTcacnts, lis
msrlctt was ta a torpid state. Many of th
most prominent stocks were not traded In
until lata in the day. and fh eome cases
were no tra-Sed In a: alt There were no
transactions tn St. Paul until 12:30 o'clock.
Tho report of tno week's currency -movement
excited enly languid Interest, aa the
principal Importance Is attached to the loan
Item. The money-market ahowa some effect
of the preparations for the half yearly set
tlement. Quotations are . largely nominal.
owls? to the almost total lack of demand
for time funds.
There waa some remalnlsa; uneasiness re-
parted front foreign markets cn account of
the Moroccan situation. Tha May foreign
trade statement afforded gratifying evidence
of 'the expansion of our foreign commerce.
The -atgna of cervocaneso tn tho grain, mar
ket had no echo In the stock market.
Aside from tha Japanese 4U certificates, the
bond market waa dull and Irregular. Total
aalea. par value. $4,310,000. United States
bonds were all unchanged on calL
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Psalea. High. Low. tndi
Adams Eapresa 243
Amalgamated Copper 4.4TO tph TUVi .Js
Am. Car t Foundry. 2u0 33 33 34h
do preferred 3.300 . mi to
American Cotton Oil 100 3&S 3uH 30
do preferred 20O S3 83 93
American Express... 220
Am. Hlde& Lth. pfd. 1.S0O 40H 40H 2i
American-ice ...... iw -7 T
Am. Linseed. Oil J
do preferred -VI-
American LocomotlTe 300 47H 47i 47
do preferred 100 112 112 ill
Am. Smelt.. Jfc Rtfln, 1.40O 1I2H H- H-H
Ant ogarReflnlni. "soo iiiU 134 iSH
An. Tobaceo pfd...
U5U
Anaconda Mini eg Co.
Atcnlron
200 102U 102H 102Vi
1.700 Sli SIH SIS
100 183 103 102U
1,100 150 15S 158
100- 10SK 10Si
"diii "esii stii
2.700 1504 150S 150S
..- IDS
500 t5i 40 4i
.. a3
do preferred
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore & Ohk...
do preferred
Brook. Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of Jersey
Chesapeake Ohio..
Chicago &. Alton....
co preferred
10U 7SU 78H 77
Chicago Gt. Western 1.2od US 1SS lSi
Chi. tz Northwestern 20) 1U2 102 101S
Cbl.. MIL i St. Paul 100 174S 1741
Chi. Term, tt Transit 17S
do preferred 30 Vj
C C C &. St. L. 200 95 M 3Vi
Colorado Fuel i Iron. 600 42S 41T 4.
Colorado Si Southern.
2cr
57
34
1S6
46S
1S2
do 1st preferred.
do 2d preferred....'.
Consolidated Gas.
Corn Products
do preferred
Delaware & Hudson.
Del.. Lack. & West.
Denver liui Grande
d0 preferred
Distillera' SeeurlUes.
Erie
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred.... '
General Electric
Hooking yaUey
HHnebi Central ....
International Paper..
do preferred ......
International Pump..
do preferred
Iowa Central
do prof erred
Kansaa City Southern
do preferred
Louisville & Nasv.
Manhattan L........
Met. Securities
Metropolitan St. Ry.
100 IS 186
400 1S2 1S14
375
2U0
200
100
3.S00
100
27U
42S
40
70
27U
MS
42S
4S
79
42S
44S
7!:
17
ST
161
13
27
70S
25
4')
3S
54S
7W WIS
100 ISS
100 7S4
....a
161
ISS
TSU
10O 2SVi 25S
1431-3
20O 1K2U 162tl
400 SOti S)
SOU
1.100 123
500 20?;
122U 122Ti
2S 20h
54
ut?; iit;
Mexican central
Minn. St. Louis..
M St P. & 3. S. M.
do preferred
Miaoouri Pacific
ilo., Kans. & Texas.
do preferred
National Lead
Mex. Nat. R. R. pfd.
New York Central..
N. Y.. OnL & Weau
Norfolk & Western..
do preferred ......
North American
Northern Pacific ....
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People'a Gaa
P.. C. C. & St. L.
Pressed Steel Car. .
do preferred
Reading
do lac preferred....
100 117H
20f "0,"
15
09
oss
27S
1.000 45
44
43
34
141
51 S
8
51U
sou
51S
200
ao
02
10) 9SS
20 1S6
9SH ssi;
1S5U 1S5
3
1.S00 13Jii 131T. 135
..i 101S
10.
.TX
56.700
MO
100
36S 3L.
rflS MS
0S" ros
38S
jHS
06S
ll
do 2d preferred.
ss;
SSTi
Ki
73S
U
74
32
10O
64
Repubtle Stotei
do preferred
Rock Island Co
do preferred
400 2711 27'
27U
32"
Rubber Goods 40O
do preferred -
St. L. 4- SF. 2d pfd
St. Louts Southwest.
do preferred
Southern Pacific .... 2.V0
do preferred
Southern Railway... 500
do preferred
Tenn. Coal & Iron.. 100
Texas & Pacific-
Tel.. at. L. West,
do preferred
S
62S
119i
31S
97
32S
535
...v.
Union PacJftr 7.0"O 123?. 122S E2U
do preferred 96i
V. S. Bxpre-w . 122
U. S Leather 1(V 12U 12U 1U
do preferred t. 100 I07S 107S 106S
u. s. Beany .v
U. S. Rubber....
do preferred ..
V. S. Steel
3SO 37S 37 3
100 103S 1HSS 103S
2.eO0 27S 27S 27S
z.im ois S 4S
ICO 34 31 34
, ICS
. ISS
3S
, 235
1WI 166U 16CS 16SU
do preferred
Virg-.-Caro. Chemical
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wctls-Fargu Express .
Wretlngaouee Eteet.
Western Union.
Whettnc U Erie. .
SOX) 91f 94S 94S
Wlsoowttn Central... 2,(Vp 23U 23U SS
do preferred S00 31 U 50U 51
Total sales for the day. 141,100 share?.
BONDS.
NEW YORK. June 16. Closing quotations:
V. S. ref. 2 reff.104 .'Atchison Adj. 4s 06S
do coupon 104H D. & R. G. 4s... 102
V. S. 3a reg 101 IN. X. C. G. SSa.lOO;
do coupon 164 INor. Pacific 3s.. 77S
U. S. now 4s rep. 132 Nor. Pacific 1S..10.V,
do coupon 132SSo. Pacific 4s... 92S
U. S. oW 4a reg. 101 lUnlon Pacific 4S.106H
do coupon 103 I Wis. Central 4s.. 95
Stocks at London.
LONDON. Juni IC. Consols for money.
90S; consols for Account. 90 9-16.
Anaconda -54
Atchison . S3U
do preferred 165 U
Baltimore X 0. 1114
Can. Pacific 164?;
Che. & Ohio. . . 31
C GL Western. 10S
Norfolk & West. S2
do preferred... 95
Ontario & West. 32 S
Pennsylvania ... 69
Rand Mines 9S
Reading 49
do 1st pref. ... 47
do 2d pref 4.
O. M. & St. P. -17SH
DoBeers li.So. Railway 32S
D & R. Grande. 2SS! do preferred. .. 99
do preferred... 90SS- Pacific R3S
Brie ItSFUnlon Pacific 123?i
ses
do preferred... 99 S
uo n "i'l 'L .
do 2d pref. . J. IU- s. steel
Illinois Central. 165
dp preferred
964
19 U
Louis, k Nash. .149 S
Mo.. Kas. & T. . 2SS
Wabash
do preferred... 39
N. T. Central. . .144 H JSpanlsh Fours... 91S
Money, Exchange. Etc.
NEW YORK. June 16. -Money on call. ay,
2U02S per cent: clcslac hid, 2K: offered.
2S per cent. Time money, steady; 60 days. 3
pes cent: 0 days, 3U per cent; six months.
3SC3i per ceaL Prime mercantile paper,
3S04 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business
In banksrs bills at ' $4.671024715 for de
mand, aad at $4.1O04.S313 for 60-day bills.
Posted rates. $4.S6 and $!.$&. Commercial
Mils; $4 SVi.
Bar silver. 3Sic.
Mex lean dollars. 45Ko'
Government bonds, steady; railroads, ir
regular. LONTM3N'. June 16. Bar sliver, quiet.
27 I-ljSd per' ounce.
Money, 1401; per ceat.
Discount rate, short and 3 months bills.
2 1-15 per ceat. '
SAN FRANCISCO.. June 16. Sliver bars.
55 U per cent.
.Mexlean doUars. nominal.
Draft, fight. TSc: telegraph, 10c
Sterling on London. CO days. $4.S5S: slant,
J4.SP.5-
Dally Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. June 16. Today Treas
ury statement shows:
Available cash balances .3135.6S5.115
Gold 70.874.364
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW TORK. June 16. Evaporated apples
show no Important changes. Gammon
good. 4U04ic: prime. 8S03Sc: choice. 6
6Sc and fancy, at 7c.
Prunes remain quiet. Advices from the
Coast are bullish la tone, but buyers seem
to be hoWlns off for lower prices. Soot quo
tations range from 2i to 6c. according to
grade.
Apricots are dull, both as. tn spot, euppltes
and lectures. Choice. lOSlOHc; extra choice.
lie. and fancy. 12015c.
Peaches are dull, .but show a somewhat
firmer tone than apricots, owing to light sup
ply.- Choice. lO0IOic: extra choice. IDS'
lO&e. and fancy. llH012r.
Raisins remain nachana-d. w)th a steady
demand, particularly for seeded. Loose mtnfo
cateia are. quoted at -(04Ue; seeded raisins.
eUQSC xn& Lend on layers. $101.15.
THERE 15 IB BOOM
But Trade Improvement is
Along' Conservative Lines.
BETTER THAN A YEAR .AGO
Railway Earnings Show a Gain and
Foreign Commerce "Steadily In
creases Warmer Weather.
Aids Distribution.
NEW TORK. June 16. R. G. Dun Jtz Co-'s
Weekly Review of Trade 'tomorrow will say:
Moderate Improvement Is - noted in earn-
mere Ul conditions, although progress is along-
ervatlve line, and" there la no evidence
of speculative excesses-. Mercantile pay
ments are more prominent, the brighter crop
outlook havins a salutary effect on ail com
mercial operations.
Railway earnings thus far available for
June average S.7 per cent higher than last
year, and foreign commerce at this port for
the last week shows galea of $1,395,312 la
exports and 12. Sid. SOS In imports.
In every department of business the past
week makes n strikingly favorable compari
son with the corresponding week of 1904.
when prices were tending downward and
there waa much complaint of the early Sum
mer dullnerH. yet there la no Indication at
the present time of the unreasonable en
thusiasm that threatens stability through
reckless purchases In excess of wholesome
consumptive requirements.
Iregularlty continues In the hide market.
Many ' divisions are nominal, and foreign
dry hides have declined another fraction, mak-
ping a loss of a full cent from the recent top
point. . .
Failures this week numbered 229 in the
United States, against 257 last J ear. and 23
in Canada, compared with 16 a 'year ago.
Bank. Clearinss.
NEW TORK. June 16. The following table.
complied by Bradstreets, shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week
ended, with the percentage of increase and de
crease as compared with the corresponding
week last year: pc
inc. dec
New York ....
$1.464.549.4S9 42.2
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Loulo'
Pittsburg:
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Detroit
Milwaukee
Omaha
Providence
Los Angelet?
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Sf Paul
18.837.0fl6 l.O
18S.73S.3t2
6.0
125.117.S01 25.9
58,215,272 4.1
4S.424.61U 25.3
33.597.203 2.7
23.S49.O0O ....
22.553.235 7.1
22,424. SOI 8.8
16.695,548 12.0
1X471,643 S.l
15.431.711 8.9
11.546.141 5.5
10.910,606 4.3
9.22 .735 ,-ISaI
S.&05.9S2 15.6
6.818.700 3.4
9.700.694 45.3
6.26L230
7.907.171 14.8
6.429.140 16.2
3.SSS.099 ....
4.352,424
I TifAmnhL .
4.0
10.2
1 St. Joseph .
Richmond
.6.112.357 23.8
6.153.093 33.1
4.S53.660 22.3
6.028,315 40.7
6.043.229 12.5
4.043.776 27.2
4.056.129 4.8
4.704.540 44. S
4,433.454 00.5
3.828,275 26.2
3.010.8S2 15.3
5,204.472 76.5
3.423.602 51.2
2.290.5S6 4.S
2.679.6S6 4.8
2.699.301 99.7
3.2X2.178 35.6
2.642.460 26.9
3,253.621 79.9
2.123.430 5.7
2.090.155 2.4
1.633.463 4.5
1.716.854 .7
1.754.106 11.5
1.787.441 24. S
1.410.156 3S.2
1.413.366 22.1
1.759.190 31.1
1.362.390 29.5
- 1x592.221 22.6
1.407.496 .1
1.245.364 5.2
' 1.656,095 3.0
1,213.471 21.2
1.143.126 1B.S
1.016,561 18.5
68S.271
937.793 39.4
703.377
70S.074
1.2S9.406 48.1
779.518 4.5
S10.726 25.7
737.275 S.8
722.SU
.-.76.650 44 .0
S24.270 29.7
576.174
571.S0O
410.600
607.273 20,6
439.155
391.326 20.6
501.554 23.3
4S4.2S6
449.530 20.7
477.2C0 5.7
363,540 ....
311. ISO
. 307.620 69.8
341,027 6.5
290.082 1.7
2S0.002 5.7
246.S75 12.S
540,950 93.7
217.SS0 3.9
458.303 12.2
1L791.7S8 16.5
9.I02.0CO 28. 6
Denver
Columbus '
Seattle
Washington
Savannah .
Albany
Portland. Or.
Fort Worth
Toledo. O.
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Rochester . ...
Peoria
Hartford
Nashville
Spokane. Wash......
Dea Moines
Tacoma
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Dayton
Portland. Me
Springfield. Mass
Augusta. Ga. ..........
Evansvllte
Sioux City
Birmingham
Syracuse
Worcester
Knoxvllle t.....
Charleston. S. C.....'
Wilmington. Del......
Wichita
Wilkesbarre
Davenport ...........
Little Rock
Topeka ..............
Chattanooga
Jacksonville, Fla
Kalamazoo. Mleh.....
Springfield. Ill
Fall River
Wheeling. W. Va
Macon
Helena
Lexington
Akron
Canton. O
Fargo. N. D
Youngstown
New Bedford ........
RockforU. Ill i....
Lowell
15.9
7.8
6.1
14.6
27.8
Chester. Pa
Bingham ton
Bloomlngton. 111......
Springfield. O
Greenshurr. Fa
Qulncy. Ill
Decatur. Ill
2.1
17.2
Sioux Falls, S. D....
Jacksonville. Ill
Mansfield. O
Fremont. Neb
Cedar Rapids ........
Houston .............
Galveston
Total. U. S $2,372,568,352 29.3
Outside New York.... 908,143,804 9.0
CANADA.
Montreal $
Toronto
20.173.962 23.9
19,509.764 9.6
6,430.914 25.6
2.353.810 16.3
1.637.903
-1.494.MRO 4.4
1.274.070 8.7
1.216.822 7.4
938.424 1.6
S4S.250 ....
1.614.064 10.7
WInnlper
Ottawa
Halifax
Vancouver. B. C......
Quroeo
Hamilton ............
St. John, N. B
London. Ont. ..........
Victoria. B. C
Totals. Canada $ 63.034.508 18.0
Balances paid In cash.
WARM. WEATHER HELPS.
DUtributlvo Trade Shows Steady
Im-
provement.
NEW TORK, June 16. Bradstreet'a tomor
row will sayi
Distributive trade and crop developments,
while still of an Irregular character, bold and
have perhaps added to the improvement man
ifested last week for which warmer weather
Is responsible. Confidence In the future still
continues. The export trade Is good
Railway earnings are largr.' building i ac
tive and steel mills engaged on the heavier
forms of finished material will net close down
this Summer. The labor situation, though
disturbed somewhat, is on the whole a pleas
ant one. Crop prospects In general continue
favorable, although corn conditions are
spotted aad the plant Is very much behind.
Prices -of all products still seem to favor the
agricultural Interests. Flour mills are in
active, awaiting receipts of new crop wheat.
Wheat, lnciudlnr flour, exports for the week
ending June 15. are CSS.017 btuhels. against
1.476,810 last week, and 2.044.421 this
week
last year. From July 1 to date the expom
are 60.t31.2S7 bushels, against 131.462,712
year. .
Business failures in the United States
tho wek ending June 15 number 177. against
194 last week and 181 In the like week
year. Ia Canada, failures for the week num
ber 24, against 23 laat week, and 18 la
week a year agn.
New York Cotton. 3Iaxket.
NEW YORK. June 16. Catton futures closed
at a' net decline of 4-010 paints. June. 8.33c:
-Inlr. 6.60c; August, S.6Sc; September. 8.72c
October." 8.77c; November, 8.18c; December.
S.S6c: January, 8.91c; February. 8.94c;
March. 8.97c; April. 9c: May. 9.04c
Metal Markets.
XEW YORK. June 16. The tin market
waa quiet, but shows a continued firm
tone.
.with spot quoted at 30.3O330.30cv The
Lcn -
don market waa a little- higher, closing -at
I3S 10s for spec and 136 15a for futures'..
Copper was. also higher In the London
market, closing- at 66 for both spot and.
futures. Locally the situation le unchanged.
Some dealers are reported to be asking 15.25a
for lake, bus the., market la generally quot
able at I5c for lake and electrolytic and
14.75c for casting.
Lead.' waa unchanged at 13 in London, and
at 4.aO04.6Cte locally.
spetier was mgner at l-t 5s in London, out
remained unchanged at 3.35c locally.
I ran closed at 4s 4d In Glasgow, and at
43s 6d in Mlddlesboro. Locally the market .is
unchanged.
Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 16. The official
closing quotations for mining stocks "today
were as follows:
Altx $ .07i Justice $ .08
Andes .21 Mexican 1.03
Belcher 13)Occldental Con... .S9
Best & Belcher. . l.OOiOphlr 6.63
Bullion .34 1 Overman , .16
Caledonia 44Potost 12
Challenge Con... .19lSavage .38
Chollar lTlScorplon 10
Confidence . . .75Seg. Belcher..... .03
Con. CaL & Va.. 1.45SIerra Nevada... .31
Crown Point 12lSUver Hill S3
Exchequer ...... .SOIUnlon Con ,44
Gould & Curry-- .lOJUtah Con .10
Hale & Narcross LOOlYellow Jacket 12
NEW YORK. June "16. Closinc quotations:
Adams Con $ .SOlLlttle Chief $ .05
Alice ttOIOntarlo 4.00
Breece 20 Ophlr 6.25
Brunswick Con. . .06Phoenlx 01
Comstock Tun... .08Potosl 09
Con. CaL & Va.. 1.30:Savage .23
Horn Silver 1.75(SIerra Nevada... -2S
Iron Sliver 3.25Small Hopes .. .35
Leadvllle Con... .04:Standard 1.40
BOSTON. June 16. Closing quotations:
Adventure $ 3.63fMohavk $ 49.00
Atieuez
:2.25iMont. C- & C
3.00
Amalgamated..
79.25OId Dominion..
9.00Osccola
12.30!Parrot
24.30
91.00
21.75
Am. Zinc
Atlantic .
Bingham
:6.75Qulncy
. 97.00
. 7.00
. 103.00
. ' 7.73
. 23.73
. 29.00
. 10.00
. 44.30
3.00
9.50
. 109.00
Cal. tz Hecla.. 6C0.00'Shannon
Centennial
!7.30iTamarack ....
Copper Range.
Daly West. . . .
CS.23tTrin!ty
12.30:UnIted Copper
75.00IU. S. Mining.
S.C01U. S. Oil
3.63: Utah
1W.00 Victoria
7.73IWInona ......
12.63Wolverlne ....
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Gran by
Isle Royale....
Mass. Mining..
Michigan
Dairy Produce In the East.
CHICAGO. June 16. One the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was firm;
creamery. I60I9Hc: dairy. 13017HC
Eggs, steady at mark, cases Included, 14c;
firsts, 14ci prime first?. ISlic: extras. 17c.
Cheese, steady. OlOe.
NEW YORK. June 16. Butter, atrong:
Western im'tatlon creamery. lSSSlDc; do
factory. 13SQ16c.
Cheese, steady and 'unchanged.
Egg. Irregulars Western. I3Vi17Sc
Wool at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. June 16. Wool, steady: medium
combing and elothlnff. 26fj31Sc: light fine.
24HS2Sc: heavy fine. 2022Sc: tub washed.
3204214c. ,
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage .Licenses.-
Alfred Brunner. 35; Anna Llithl, 29.
M. Colvln, 24; Nettle Gray, 16.
Recton P. Roberts, 25, Lane County: Octa
Blackburn. 21.
J. B. Lesser, 23; Amelia Popp. IS.
Neal Swetland. 23; Minnie Watson, 21.
Births.
At 394 North Twenty-first street, June 9, to
the wife of Henry Pfaff. a daughter.
At 235 Dixon street. June S. to the wife o
James Shanks, a daughter.
At 541 East Thirty-first street. June 12, to
the wife of Jacob Hefner, a daughter.
At 247 East Thirty-fifth street, June 14,
to the wife of Vtllllam Henry Heuetls, a
daughter.
At 7 Union avenue North. June 12. to the
wife of C. F. Laurens, a daughter.
Deaths. v
Near Llnnton. Or.. June 11. Patrick J.
Ford, a native of Colorado, aged 47 years.
,t foot of Twenty-first street, June 12,
John Antell. a native of Finland, aged 23
years, 6 months and 13 days.
At Saranac Roomlng-House, May 30, Res
V. Dunlap, a native of Missouri, aged 32
years and 26 days..
At 1221 Greeley street. June 13. Warren
Charles GUpatrick. a native of Minnesota,
aged 10 years'. 4 months and 3 days.
At East Nineteenth and Pacific r.treets, Juno
15, Mra. Hannah E Hughes, a native of In
diana, aged 57 years. 3 months and 10 days.
At 939 Halght avenue, June 15. Conrad Knlss,
native of Portland, aged 1 year, 1 month
and 15 days.
At 75 East Ninth street. June 14. Marks
Alstock. a native of Austria, aged 6S years.
In Seattle. Wash.. June 12. Mrs. Modley
G. McMillan, aged 24 years. 4 months and 22
days. Remain brought to Portland for in- ,
terment.
At St. Vincent's Hospital. June 13. Mrs.
Ella J. Jobb. a native of Ohio, aged 45
years, 5 months and 7 days.
At St. Vincent's Hospital, June 10. Alex
ander Crocker, aged 53 years, 4 months and
20 days.
In Chicago. June 11. Miss Agnea Campbell.
a native of Portland, aged 14 years. 7 months
and 27 day. Remains brought to this city
f,or laterment.
At Good Samaritan Hospital, June 15. Sam
How, a native of China, aged 53 years.
At 247 East Thirty-fifth street. June 15.
Mabel, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Heustle.
Building; Permits.
Mr. Brewster, dwelling. Twenty-first street.
between Kearney and LoveJoy; $3000.
JIr. Brewster, d-welllng. Twenty-first street.
between Kearney and LoveJoy; $2000.
H. Rlttenour, dwelling-. Division street, be
tween Thirty-second and- Thirty-third; $830.
L. Appleatone. dwelling. Front and Lincoln
streets; $350.
Real Estate Transfers.
II. Larsen to L. Hansen, lot 9. south
25 feet lots 5. 6. 7, S. block 2S. Col
lege Place $ 15
N. Wild and husband to J. Stewart.
lot 13. block 1. Kcnllworth i
M. T. Strong to W. M. Smith, lots 1 to
4 Inclusive. 13 to 16 Inclusive, block
5. Park Addition 1.400
L. Breske and wife to F. Rlesch. lot
8. block 5. Paradise Spring Tract. 200
R. W. Morris et al. to F. J. Sechtem,
lot 4. black 16. city 1.000
Real Estate Investors Assn. to L. E.
Smith, lot 17. block 74. Sellwood... 150
Portland Trust Co. to J. Rcdeman.
lot 12. block 2. Goldsmith's Addition 3,223
51. Murdock and wife to G. T. Mur-
ton. lots ,1, 2. block 2. Garrison's
Subd v.. 2.300
Hawthorne estate to N. A. Dickinson.
lot S. block 7. Hawthorne First Ad
dition , 500
F. H. Strong and wife to J. D. Hewitt.
lot II. block C, King's Second Addi
tion '.. 2.S00
M. ?. Grout and husband to R. L.
Moudy. lot 5. block 1. Slees Addition 300
J. D. Hewitt and wife to A. O. Hall.
lot 11. block 3. King's Second Addi
tion 2.300
A. R. T. Ramsey to M. L. Grout. lot
5. block 17. Slees Addition l
D. C. Emery to S. E. Emery, lot 3.
block s. N. villa
A. II. Randall and wife to H. M.
Crockett, lot 4. block 12. Cloverdala
Ex 1
C H. Crlppln and wife to A. H. Ran
dall, same I
Portland Lone Fir Cemetery Co. to A.
LIndholm lot 53. block 37, Cemetery 40
L. M. Baldwin ana wife to A. L.
Hanasaker, lot o. west - tor. o,
block 19. Willamette Heights Addi
tion ,.. 2.500
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. to George
Ross and wife, west S lots 9, 10.
block 9. North Irvlngton 207
H Kock and wife to A. C Fanning.
lot 9. block 17. Multnomah Addition 530
H. H. Harris and wife to J. Hutchlnr
et al.. part of southwest U of north
east U. section 20. township 1 south,
range 4 east . . . .' 1,725
W. R Griffith and wife to B. A. Bell
amy, lot 1. block 2, Woodworth's
Addition 45.000
J. Johnson and wife to E. P. Walsh,
north S lots 8. 9. block 13. Subd.
RIverview Addition 2.025"
G. E. Alfredson to C L. and L. MT.
Brubaker. southwest U lot 1, tract
E. Overton Park 130
I. A Peters to R. C Kinney, east 63
feet lot S. block 48. H0lladays Ad
dition 5.200
Oregon Conference Evangelical Assn.
to T. S. McDanlel, lot 0, block 9.
Arleta Park No. 3 323
Title Guarantee &. Trust Co. to W.
last
for
last
this
Mqrginson. lot is. it, is, diock e.
Broadway Addition
Total
..-.,$41,313
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