Morning Oregonian., June 22, 1911, Page 21, Image 21

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TITE MORNING OREGONIAN. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1011.
OFF OLD HAY
Dealers Cleaning Up Last
Year's Crop.
PRICES ARE MAINTAINED
New Alfalfa Is Bring rrrcly Offered
to lh TraJc. but Demand Has
"ot Yet Opened Sale
of Grain Hay.
No hay haa reached tha local mar
ket y. est considerable quantities f al
falfa have mch1 the Sound nukdi t
be ahlpped to Alaska. Portland dealers
tin beea erfareJ alfalfa and grain bar
ratbr freely tn tha past rrw dare and the
movement to thla mark.t will begla toon.
in the meanttrr.". the heMers of hay
bar ar busy In cleaning up thalr so-ks
In preparation for the new arrtvals. Tha
old bar la bald IB nna hand, and prices)
aro being wall maintained. Strictly No.
1 timothy eearoe. but liberal quantities
of off crada timothy aro belnr disposed of
at a wide rmnira of prices, according "
equality, mint of tha business being at II
to III. First-class tlmotoy. If any wen)
to bo bad. would brine mora
Thar la bo demand for alfalfa, but It
will b wanted la about a month and
price ara expected to ran about tha aame
aa at present, aroand fl3 a ton.
Home new clover la available around
l SO to l. There la a little off-grade
rain bay on tha market. A lot of new
vetch and oat hay wa sold yeeterday at
110.
Dealers I ex It for a blr crop of all klnda
of hay ta thla territory thla season.
Lata mall adricea from Saa Francisco say
af crop and market conditions there:
Wa find la the various bay districts that
harvesting la In active proo-ae and con
alderable quantities will bo header throus-h-oat
many of the hay districts than was
anticipated a little earlier la the season.
"What the ran ire of prices may bo on
Bear crop It la aa yet too early to form an
opinion ae and must bo reculated wholly oa
what oar Mummer demand may ba and
what conditions mar prevail In tha pro
ducing districts.
"The general trend of trade In Central
California baa not Improved and thla con
ditlon naturally Is ianrely felt In our Una of
trade. At this period of tha season wo
generally look frr a lighter demand than
during other month, but this year It ap
pears to b abnormally quiet and trade con
ditiona mjr unsatisfactory than far many
jars past.
"Tha shipping of hay on export account
baa been llrht. and there has been no de
mand In any direction to take any qxian
tttr of hay to relieve tha situation her."
There waa not much business under way
In the local grain market. Wheat was
q'ime.1 Arm at the old price. Oats war
steady.
Loral receipts. In ears, were reported by
the klerchants' Fvrhar.ro as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
Von.' ... ! 1 IS 3 9
Tuesday 9 .... 3 1
n-.lare.Jay 1.1 I 1 14
v.ar aco. ft 3 1" 1
s-.n t. d. II. 5 4.l Bl t ?tT
tear ago . S.e-d 1.3d 2.10 1.2jj
CARLO n OF Itl HOPS HOLD.
tloafi'di (ireem Alarmed by the Had At
tack f Aphla.
Tha sale of a car of Ivio bops by II. X
TIart yesterday marked tha first transac
tion In soot bops for soma time past. Ther
ass Inquiry on tha market for 1100 and
ItxrTs.
Arv-ordlng to a London cable, tha sever
attack of tic In the .F.ngllsh yards ts
causing tha grower much alarm. Con
tinental cabia reports vert that Ilea wer
neither Increasing Bar decreasing.
A mall report from Bavaria, dated Juna
4. aaya:
"The hop la this district have entirely
recovered from the cold I reported last
week and ara making rapid growth. Taken
atl around they could not look better than
they do at present. . Fly and Ilea hav
put In appearanc In abundaac during th
past few da vs."
London trad circulars of Juna 6 and
T follows:
Wild. Xeama 4k Co TraJe has been
quieter owing to tha Whltsunttd holidays.
Ther Is a very severe atta.'k of fly In tha
plantations, and waehlng la being very vlg
orouely carried on In all districts.
Manger and Henley Buyers And It diffi
cult to execute orders In consequence of th
extram scarcity of hops. Trices are very
firm atl round. Tha attack of vermla la
very heavy and washing Is general.
W. II. and H. L4 Mar Merchants bar
Increased difficulty In finding hop to exe
cute their orders from consumers. Stocks
In tha memory of living man hav never
been so smalL
CAVTaLOlTFJ SEIX AT LOWER PR1CFA
Front Street Is Heavily Stacked Melons
Moving Well.
Cantaloupe wer the weak feature of th
fruit marker, th supply being large. Price
ranged from 1173 to 3- T5 a crate. Thar
was a good demand for watermelons at
3 93 cents a pound.
Th first Lambert cherries of th season
arrivvu .ill. puia ( 1.1 114 Cms a pOUnO.
They were hardly rtpe. Other cherries
could b had dowa to 8 cents. Strawberries
wer in fair supply and steady at SI SotJ
1.T3 a crate. A small shipment of CI y ma a
plums cam In and offered at 11.73 a box.
Poaltry Recelpta Are SmalL
Receipts of poultry wer again small yesterday-
The demand for hens was only
fair, however, and price were unchanged
at 13 to Id cents. Springs dragged at 20
cents.
Egg arrivals have been small thts week
and th movement baa been normal at un
changed price
Butter and chees were steady at former
quotatlors.
Ther was a scarcity ej veal on Front
street and fancy lots wer Arm at 12 cents.
Th demand for pork waa stack.
Rank Clearing.
Tank clearings of th Northwestern cittea
venter-day wer as fvllows:
Clearlrre. Balance.
Portland fl.SJTill J.H.l.J
e-tia i.4- :-i i-.:.i:t
Ta-orria e'.v.r'.ia 4V.V9
t:.si
r-OUTL.4.NI B.tRtCll
C.rala. floor. Fee. Kiev. '
WHT tT T"-a-t pri.-e- "pluee'em. T
. e ub. a-t.je7c. iiuss.an. u0--tv; Val-
iev arc. lo-rol,l. 7c '
il.L5il,l''i-!'rss. flt.soeiij pes- toa:
m'Udnags. Ill: snorta, lt.tetftS; roiled
"rar er. f 9 M.:o.
CKV Wh 'ie. $--: era'-.'1, isa per toa.
rlAHI.KY lhoice fed. t.-T per ton.
T: Si I white. per ton.
FLOIR Tatenta. 41 per barrel;
s!ral-hss. SXJ: exports. 1 1. OL Valley, fi.M:
graham fl 3 whole wheat. Ta
HAT Timothy. IHfjll per ton: alfalfa.
I!.-J"tf::. clover, new. 1 iil; grain bay.
new. 110.
Dairy and Ceaaatrr Piadistea
ri-t-X.TRT He. lljllr; broilers. Jo.-;
du- ks. young. -4&Jlc: geee. nominal;
. u ". IT-' : dressed, choice. - .--
: JOS Oregon ranch, candled. II per
don.
HCTTT-l--lty crearaerv extra. 1 and S
puad print a la bose. -4c pr pounl. less
than bv lots. ri-Mni and delivery extra.
"Rtf.'iS Twins, triplets and dalst-e. 14 9
14'-c rr pound. Young America. 1313a.
RC Tanrr. 'ifil'V per pound.
V taiLrency. n,gj: per pound.
0
rretable and Fruits.
TROPICAL. FRCIT Oraage. t3
t I per box: California . grapefrurt
ffflT.3. ranaiv. StitSc per pound: plne
asp'.a, IL70b4 par crate: lemona. litiliJ'V
i r.a-iii Jitt.1. auawbarr.. orsfsa.
ft.M91.TS per crate, gooeeberrlee. fTe Pr
pound, applee. tier I per bos: cherries. V
lio per pound, apricots. ti'.iVl fT erte:
cantaloupes, ll.;irj:7J p" crata: poaches.
tl.litfl.O per crare: watermelons. "tl-
per pound: plnms. fl.T. per crata.
Sack VECETAHLKS Sew carrota. ss
per aark: turaH-a. Ill: b'e. - ...
POTATOK uld. 13 V hundred, new
California. 4c per pound.
Vt-.vlKTAlli.KS ii.iui. TSaaoj pot
boa, brans, luvli. cabbage. 3 Per
bundred-i-ht: corn. 2v-ic V'T iloaen.
cucumb-rs. f 1 ooet LIS per doien: egg
plant, lo p-r pourd; garlic. 100 1.0
per pound: lettara. 3t) ' 3So per doien: hot
h -uto lettuce. Il.:iul 73 par bos: pea. 5
i, t- po ird; pip.r rm-S 3-V- per tx"ir'i: r,V'
tihes. l-'-jc per iloua: rhubarb. !!))
per pound; tomalocs. Sltjl."..
ONIONS Y-llow. fJl red. tT.S
hundred; crystal was. J.J0 per hundred.
aiaulo Grocertea.
ALSIOS Columbia River. 1-pound tails.
filU per dosen; 3-pound taila. tlfi; 1-p-onj
flats. f-eOi Aiaaaa pm. 1-peond
tails, fl -i
Ci Kr r-C Iloasle!. la irums. :S Q JOo per
pound.
NUTS Walnuts. ITHVlta per pound;
Slrajll nuta. 14 a) 10c; Bloerts lc: almonds.
Senile', pecans. ic; Cucaanuts. Iti per
doaen: cnaatnuta. 13 So par pound; hickory
aula. BvlOc par opund.
HOX1.V Choice. lil par case; stralnad
bor e-, luc per pound.
SAl-T C.ranulated. SIS prr ton; half
grouod. looa, per tan: a is. SB per ton.
DEANS small white. Itcf targe white.
v,e; Lama. Oiac: pink, ate; red Mexi
cans, flc: bayou.
RICH No. 1 Japan. o: cheaper grade.
S3 4.13; Sxutlie.-a .heed. IHf Im
ported Imperial, S4ac: Imported extra Ma. a.
lltlSt
r-LviAR Prr granu'ated. S .: oerrr,
f3.W. beet. rxtr. C. i.lv; powdered,
barrels, S-VJ; cuhe. barrels. S'l.
InitlL KHTITa Apples. 12013HO P'
poured; aprlcota, 14c; peacnea. 10t13c;
prunes, Italian, 10 1; lie: silver. 13c; ftga.
whiva and black. iWI4c: currants. 10
11c: ratsms. looso Muscatel. aVsOiHc;
bleached Tbompvon. llv-c: unbleached but
ton. Vac; aeevled. uv,uvc.
liop. Wool and Hides.
HOPS lii contracts. 3Hljr.c per lb-;
1310 crop. 23c: IUkjJ crop. i13ic; olds.
st 10c
atoll AIR Choice, !S7.a oer pound.
WOOL Eastern Oreon, ldtfl'io par
pound, according to ahriakag; Va.iey. 14
ltl'c per pound.
IrJLl-H liry. 10c: lambs. 0 40e each:
peita. 'Jcittl each: shearlings lOw-OC each.
HiDEi lied hlues. v,o per pound;
alted oall. lie; salted kip. lue. salted stsgs,
be; green hii-s. 1c less, dry hhlea, 17c;
dry cat', lttilJc; dry stags, lltil-c
CASv-ARA LARK per pound. So.
CKAXN UAUa Wheat, tc: oata, f-SJc
JrTtsloaa.
HAMS 10 to 12 pounda. ltlltjc: 12 to
14 pounds. 1', u lc; 14 to l poun.ls, IS -J
lijc; !! to It pounds. l5lv,c: skinned,
lc: pr Dies, l-'e: cottog.i roll, 14-xc
tMUKEIi M If ATS Beef tongues. 63c:
dried beef sets, none; ouixldes, nont; In
side. r; knuckles. HO&
WACO.V Fancy, 27c; -standard. 23c;
choice, 2-c; tlncilsh. 17c.
LiRV SALT CIHKU Regular ahort clear,
dry salt. l.Hc; smoked. 13'kc; backs, light,
salt, lac: smoked. HVjc; baoks. heavy salt.
l.Vsc; smoked. 13 ii; exports, salt l.u;
smoked 14e.
UI'.U Kettle rendered, tierces. 11 He;
tubs. 1-c; standard, tierces, lOVc; tuba.
11c; choice tlercea. c. tub, loc; short
ening. Ucrcea. c: tuba, brtc
Oils.
LINSKEO OIL l'ura .rsw In barrels. 91c;
boiled. In barrels. 1Sc; raw. In cases, ic;
bollril. In rests, !Sc.
Tlltl'rlN'i'iN- Cases. T.'c: wood bar
rels, 0ric: Iron barre.s. otic; ltr-cae lota.
viASOLINE Motor gasoline. Iron barrels,
Sc; cases. 32c; IS gasoline. Iroa barrels.
Ire; caaee. Ieie.
COAL. OIL Ordinary test. ease, llltllo;
bu.a. la tauks gvc; high test. HVs.
SHEEP RECEIPTS LARGE
L.V.MBS I0 NOT SKIAj IT TO
FORMER miCES.
Cattle Aro Steady and HoR. Firm at
the North Portland
Yards.
All classes of stock figured In tha trans
actions at tha yams yesterday, but moat
ct th lots were small. Th market was
quit steady throughout.
hirers sold from 13 to f.1.90. cows from
I3.T5 to S3, and heifers at J4.
A small bunch of choice hogs brought 7
nd other hog sslv-s were at Itl to SI tk).
Lambs did not average up to former
prices, th best lot ntr.-red bringing 13.03.
Cull lambs went at S3.0u.
Receipts were l.'0 cattle, S calves, 278
hoes and 2331 sheep
snippers were Kwen R. McLennsn. Shsn
IV . 1 car of sheep: VV. 11 Harris. Tha
lialles. 1 car of cattle; J. Hooper. Condon,
4 cars if sheep, i'hllllpl t Large, West
Side. 1 car of cattle, sheep and hoes: W.
B. Kurtx. Maupln. Lear of cattle ami hogs,
and J. C Mori-head. vSoldendaie. Wash., 1
car of cattle and hogs.
Xho days sals wer as follows:
WelghL Price.
1 steer lUo S.Y30
1 ste-r 1"'
1 bull lilli 4 34
3 slut's livo i:l
4 su-t-rs .................... 1 l'J-1 3.'.M
4 steers 1113 C !)
1 cow VM 3.73
1 cows H" 4 -0
1 bull lo-'tj 4.IM)
4 steers 1-77 5.-3
2 stags ...-..-.... 1373 4. 3d
III stv-r l""t "-'
m; hogs i- , ".oo
2 hogs S.' t tl
13 lam' s ot 3 .'.0
37 lambs D 6 73
p lambs Tl .73
11 Iambi Gv 6.73
3 tamos 74 6 73
T lambs ' 3 3t
2 lambs f - 3 M
W. iambs 03
3 steers It'-' t 6 -3
steers s"l 6.'-'3
12 cows VI.' 4.73
5 cows " 4 H)
3 cows .................... t'- &.i0
7 cows ll'M 4.73
4 heifers tV'ii 4.00
43 hoc 2U t'W
4 hogs - J B -a
12 hum 7 2.13 !v
1 hoc 30 r,o
1 horses, plugs, each r.l J3
2 drallors 11KI.UI)
prices current en to various classos of
stock at th Portland Vnloa 6tockards
were as follows:
Prim grain-fed steers fVOO 0 ffJ.IS
Prima nay-fed steers 6.W J 4
Choice steers 6.73 if f-0d
Kair to good steers i.lltf S.f
Common stears I 6.11.
prime cows G.OOot 6.30
Gccd to choice cows ........... 4.73vf 6-U0
I sir to good cows 4.S0-J 4.73
poor cows 4.-5 J 4.30
Choice heifers 6.34f 6.73
Choice bulls 43.t S.t'O
l.ood to choice bulla 4.J3.f 4.30
Choice ligut calvca T.vu .3o
viooil to Ciimce lig.it calves ..... 4 7 vf
Choice heavy caivel S.OOf l.af
L'hotv stags A.73fj .21
tjood to ccotc staaa 6.23e 6.73
Hon
m-ilve hogs 6.73 3 7.00
tlo.d to choir hogs 3' J 6-73
luo..e heav to.u i .3
loaimoo S.VU0 6.01
block hogs .7af 7.3f
Sheep
Choice r-pring lambs. ...... . f.OOO f.?3
Choice yeerllngs 3 7Su 4 04
tl.M.d to choice yearltrirs ........ S.iva 3.75
y air to medium yearlings ...... 3 oy if 3.0
Chol'-e ears S.tMi-s g.3o
t:o4 to choice eives 2.73;? 3v'l
i'air to jurillutD eaes 2. foot 2-3
Oood to ctitikr heavy wethars... S.75 o 4.4
CU hea.y echlier ............. x.OC 444
allaed lota 4.0UU 3 4
The following nuot.-itlone -ipreaent prices
en this market for the d4.Tore.:l ci.ieeee of
hore.; I'rafters. rtt-a h avv. 70 tr i"tf;
draiter. l-a to t;" lb. liltt;; urart
era. to 140t .'" . Il'ji1 a :..'l. chunks,
vvljie; plucs. StO'viSiu; orivtng horse,
6T3 and up; saJdls horses t and up.
Chlewgw Livestock MsrkeL
CIIIA'-:t. June 21 Cattle ltecelptn. es
tlmate.1. iHiwto. market, sleadv to weak,
peeves. I .t' .S3. Tevss st-era. II I'.
6 e.'; Western s'lers. $l"3e3.7o; sto kers
ar.'l fee.lers. $.l.tV3 5 : Cos and heifers.
SeOrto.iM; calves, 3r;A.4l.
lioae Receipt", eetlmated. 21.O"0: market,
generailv toe hleher. Light.. 1 0 to ff liv..'.-1, ;
miver. tk lo tt n 3.',. heavy. atl3o. rousrt.
I'd13; rood to elinice aeavy. rt.loulo30;
p g, 13 3 a rV-H: tula of sales. K:p. 'iAU
-Meep Heeetpts. eeumi-.i. -.'i.ovmi; mar
ket, weak. Native. $1 -.' -r 4.3: Western.
IS30J4 13: yearilng. S4J4.'': lambs, na
tive, e73vrJ3.',: Western. S406.43.
MlnAravpoU M heavt Market.
MrrNEAPOI.If. Juna 21. Wheat July.
PTtse; Septemhsr. Wc: Deer ruber. HtHc:
No. I herd. PaaC: No. 1 Northern. T (f
HSc; No. 2 Northsru, ti Ht ic; No. t
wneat, tJ 4 B IrO o
STEEL 0 R D ER S G R 0 W
Better Trade Showing Makes
Stock Firmer.
CUT IN WIRE NAIL PRICES
Lehigh Valley and Reading Higher
on Dividend Transaction Mar
ket on the Whole Is Narrow
and Professional.
NEW YORK. Jun !L Extrem dull
ness and narrowness wer th dominant
features of today's stock market. Th un
dertone was generally steady, except at th
opening and In th final hour, when price
manifested a tenuency to sag, but" opera
tions were so light and professional as ta
render ths not result practically negligible.
The total output waa only about 113.004
shares, which almoat established a low
record for any recent full day.
one of th evenis of tha day was th
declaration of th regular semi-annual divi
dend of Lehigh Valley common, desplt
soma recent forebodings. Th stock re-covered
part of Ita Ueclina of th last few
dais, and Heading, which has no small In
terest In Lehigh Valley, stiffened perceptibly.
In th steel Industry th event of th
day was a cut of tt per ton In th prlc
of wire by one of the subsldiarlea of the
United States fleel Corporation. Steel shsres
wer firm on the statement of that corpora
tion's chief executive that orders thus far
this month have aggregated from 28.090 to
3t).uro tons per day on an average, aa against
24.000 tons In the preceding month.
In tlio group of public utilities. American
Telephone marl very slight reoovery from
Its abrupt deelln of the previous day.
Th bend market followed th cours of
stocks, with her and ther a reactionary
trend. Issues of th Wabash-Pittsburg Ter
minal Company were sold at marked de
clines, following th publication of th
proposed terms of reorganization. Total
aalea. par value. 62.377,000. United Statos
Government bonds wer unchanged on call.
CLOSING TOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
sales. HI en. Low.
Bid.
Allls Chsl pf ..
Amal Copper ..
Am Agrlcult . .
Am ltcct hugar.
American Can ..
Am Car Jfc Kdy..
Am Cotton Oil..
Am lid A I.t Pt.
Am Ice rlecuri..
Am Linseed ....
Am Locomotive.
Am Sill. I Kef.
do preferred..
Am Steel Fdy ..
Am SutKr Kef..
Am Tel e Tel. .
Am Tobacco pf.
loO uov, 30,
S.KO0 71 70
30
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67
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Anaconda M Co .
Atchison
do preferred.. .
Atl Coaat Lias..
Halt Ohio . . .
Helhlehem Steel
Iirook H Trail., .
Canad.an Pac ...
Central leather
do preferred..
Central of N J.. .
Chee A Ohio . . .
Chicago A Alton .
Chi Jt West ...
do preferred.. .
Chicago ec N W
C, M at St Paul.
C. C. C a it L.. .
Col Fuel eV. Iron
Col Southern.
Consol Ous ....
Corn Products ..
Pel ft Hudson ..
D R Grande. .
do preferred..
Distillers' Securl
Erie
do 1st pf ....
do 2d pf
General Kleo ..
Ot North pt ...
ot North Ore . .
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do preferred..
Inter Harvester
Intor Marine pf.
lnt Paper .....
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Iowa Cen'.ral ..
K C Southern . .
do preferred.. .
Laclede Gas . .
Louis ar Nash ..
.Minn A St L . .
M. S P 8 S M .
Mo. Kan Tex
do preferred.. .
Mo Taelflc
Nat Tliscult . . . .
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41
133 i
2
124
lod
North Am
Northern Pac ,.
Paclrlc Stall ...
Pennsylvania ...
People s Oa ..
P. C C St L. .
Pittsburg Coal
pressed S Car ..
Pull Pal Car ..
Ry Steel Spring.
Heading
Kepubllc Steel..
do preferred..
Rock Island Co
do preferred..
St L S F 2 pf
St 1 Southwest.
do preferred..
Sloes Sheffield
Southern I'ac ..
Southern Py . .
do preferred..
Tenn Copper . .
Texas A Pacific
Tol. St L Wes
do preferred..
Union Pacific ..
do preferred..
U S Itealty ...
U S I.ubbur ...
U S Steel
do prcf erred..
Utah Copper ...
Va-Caro Clistn .
Wabash
do preferred..
Western Md ...
Weetlng E eo .
Western Union.
Wheel e L K..
Lehigh Valley ..
100 80 '4 38 4
IV tO
sS. 700
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2i 0
J.7O0
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301,
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33 .
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113 ;v
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30
1M4
94
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11tH
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84 ft
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74
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17S
BONDS.
NEWTORK. Jim 51. Closing quotations:
U. 8. ref. 2S rcg. loo 14 N. 1
C. g 3fts 87 ft B
do coupon ...l'e'Nv
V. S. 3s reg.....lHft
do coupon ...101ft
U. s. new 4s reg.114
do coupon . , .114
D. a K. U. 4a... 83B
No. Pacific 3s... 71'4
No. Paclfio 4s... ft
Cnlon Pacific 4101
Wla. Central 4s. 83 '4
Japanes 4 .... 88ft
Stacks at Hoe ton.
BOBTOS Jun 21. Closing Quotations:
Alloueg 82 'Mohawk 62
Amalg. Copper.. 70ft!Nevada Con. 20
A Z. L. A Sm.. Jft Nlplssing 3tlnsa.. 10ft
Arliona Com. .. 17 North Hutte S4ft
Atlantic 8 North Lake
B A C C A 8 M. 14ft Old Dominion... 4. ft
Hutte Coalition. 19'4;Osceola 104
C A A., ex-dlv.. 80ft;Parrott (3. A C.) 12ft
Cat. A Hecla...473 Qulncy 74B
Centennial 12ft Shannon lift
C K C CO ex-dlv e2ft;rtiperlor ........ 33ft
B. Hutte v?p. M. 13ft. Sup Ho aflrv.. 7-,
h-ranklln 13 ISup A Pills Cop. ISA
Olroux Con T Tamarack 33
.Iranby Con. ... 4.1 U. S. 8. R. AM. 38ft
nrrene Csnnnea. 7ft do preferred . . 49
I Royalo (Cop.) 18 "tnh Con. ISH
Kerr Lake 3ft P Cop Co. ex-dlv Soft
lake Copper.... 88 Wlnona 8ft
La Salle Copper 4 Wolverln 113
Miami copper... 22ft I
Money. Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK. Jun 2L Money on calt.
stoutly. 2 S tr -' ft per cent; ruling rat. 2ft
per cent; closing bid. 2ft per cent; offered
t 2ft per cent.
Time lonntr. easy; SO day. 2ft per cent;
no daw. 2v2ft per cent; era montha.
3'i ttlS per cent.
Prim mercantile paper. 404ft pr cent
Sterling exchange, 'steady, with actual
htislnees In bankers' bills at 84.84 for 80
day bills and at f4.83t& for demand.
Commercial Mils. l4.S3ft.
Par silver. 62ftc
1ex1can dollars. 43c '
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds.
IrrcKUlar.
CHICAGO. Jun SI. Exchange on Nw
York, 13 cents.
8AN FRANCISCO. June 21. Sterling on
London. 80 day (4.14: do sight, 14.80 ft.
DraXts, sight, 2ftc: telegraph. So.
LONDON. Jun 21. Bar silver, steady at
II 1-I0d per ounce.
M nv. Tft per cent.
Th rat of. discount In th open market
"s'.ioo iio"
i.eoo si-4
""si.'o
'"i"6 "22 4
1.3o0 M
ll.li") 1S3
soo 04
24. 606 'ii'i
400 iii;
1.1"0 Mt
s.3oo ia
'"'(166 ili'i
70-3 31'
300 78
1.000 78
3'rt 4
7.800 170";
th day. 103.
for abort bills Is 2V4 per cent: do for three
months- bills, 2 ft per cent.
Condition of tha Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Jun 21. At th begin
ning of business today the condition, of tha
United 8 la tee Treasury yas: '
Working balance In Treasury of
fices : ;.S0T.1S4
In banks and Philippine Treasury. 31.437.1 .1
Total balance in general fund.... 89.01o.9
Ordinary recelpta yesterday J.4t0.5R2
Onlinary disbursements 3.23. 18a
The surplus to data this fiscal year Is 811.
S3.76. as against a deficit of (12,001,182 at
this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions. j
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Juno 21. Standard copper
quiet. Spot. June. July, August. 2.2ii
lJ.lSe. London quiet. Spot, 157 Ss d.
Future 137 14 3d. Custom-house returns
show exports of 20.557 tons this month. Ar
rival reported In New Tork today were
41& tons. , Lake copper, 12.7SeUc: elec
trolytic, 12.6: ft 911.73c: casting, 12.37ft 4
12.S0C
Tin quiet, "pot. 4.48c: June. 4.60 8 4.55c;
August. 4.S04.Ble; September. 4.20S4.21ftC
London firm. Spot, 191 12s 'l.
Lead steady. 4.23ft.S0c New York: 4.80
t? 4.150 East St, Louis. London spot, ill
13s 3d.
Spelter firm, 6.7065. 90c New York; 6.0t
5.73 Kset St, Loul. London, 24 12a d.
Sales 200,000 pounds July. East St. Louis,
at S.37ftc.
Antimony weal Cookson's, 8.60c
Iron Cleveland warrants, 4Bs 4ftd- In
London. Locally Iron was quiet. No. 1
foundry Northern. No. 1 foundry Southern
and No. 1 foundry Southern soft. 8166 15.80c;
No. 2 foundry Northern. 14. 75itt 15.16.
OATS LEFT OH SOUND
FARMERS STILL HOLD OVER
100,000 SACKS.
Baiter Market Steady at Seattle
With Fair Alaska Orders Ac
cumulation of Egss
SEATTLiE, Wash.. Juna 21. (Special.)
Western avenua commission merchants were
today advised of a 10-cent per hundred ad
vance on new potatoes in California, urow
er report an exceptionally active demand
for new potatoes, particularly since Texas
potatoes hav been practically ordered out
of tha Northwest. Two or three carloads
of new potatoes arrived yesterday ana were
held at 2ft centa per pound.
Th season's first straight carload of Cali
fornia mixed fruits arrived. The car con
tained peaches, which were offered at (1.50;
anrlcots and nluma at (1.75. Th straw
berry market was firmer and higher prices
prevailed. Dealers asked (1.50 for most
stock, cantaloupes are -cioaiuua hi, so
other carload of watermelons Is dua to
morrow evening.
Egg receipts wer heavy. Dealers mak
very little headway In working oft th ac
cumulated stocks. Small Spring chickens
and ducks were In oversupply.
Th butter market was steady. Alaska
orders are of fair volume.
The rrnin aiiarkets wer nominally tin
changed. Thedmand was very light from
all sources. Offerings wer not heavy. Oata
wer easier, due largely to offerings of Pugot
Sound oats and pressure from Oregon. Sta
tistics gathered of the available oats In the
down-Sound districts shows that farmers
still bold from lOO.UOO to 110.000 sacks of
lost season's oats. 31uny of the growers are
content to hold for higher prices, even
though a large orop la practically assurea
PRODUCE AT SAX FRANCISCO.
Quotations Current In the Bay City Mar
kets. SAN FRANCISCO. June 21. The follow
ing produce prices were current today:
Veeetable Cucumbers U5c&r(l-23; gar-
lie. aT4c: green peas, (1.26 1.73; string
beans. 3k6c; asparagus. 73ctt(1.6v); toma
toes. 60IOc: eggplant, 88c.
Butter Fancy creamery. 22c
Eggs Store, 19ftc; fancy ninch. 21ftc
Cheese Young Americas. 12fttfl3ftc.
(MIllstufTs Bran, (2Sto28; middlings.
(32.60033.
mm Annies, choice. (2.00; common,
fl 23: Mexican limes. (C'oO.30; California
lemons, choice. (8; common, (2; pineapples,
3Hay Wheat. 81H?14 per ton; wheat and
oats, (lotsl; anaiia. nii.
Onions (1 50a 1.75.
Potatoes Early Rose. (2.502.80.
Receipts Flour, 3H70 quarter sscks;
wheat. 123 centals; barley. 6M0 centals;
potatoes. 8165 sacks; bran, "5 stick:; mid
dlings, 80 sacks; hay. 438 ton
New York Grain Market,
NEW YORK, June 21. Flour firmly
with a moderate Jobbing trade: Winter
straights. S3. VOn 4.10; vv inter patent. i.-o'ni
4.00: Spring clears. 3.734-10. Receipts.
27. OO0 ; shipments, D40O.
Wheat, snot easy; No. 2 red. 93ftc ele
vator, and utlft f. o. b. aflot; No. 1 North
ern Duluth. (1.03ft f. o. b. affoat. In reflect
ing crop news from the Northwest, the fu
ture market was strong and ensy by turns
today. It had a generrtl sharp advance,
with good outside buying, mostly due to
bad report from South Dakota, but bulls
sold In the last hour, only to rally Just
sharply In the last hour, only to rally Just
at th close with corn. Last prices wer
ft to ftc net higher. July closed 7Hc;
September. W6ft ; December. Due Receipts.
61,8000; shipments, 20o0.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. June 21. Coffee futures
closed steady, net 8 points lower to 5 points
high sr. Stales 61,500 bags. June. lO.hic;
July, lO.&Oo; August, 10.88c: September,
10 78c- October. 10.60c: November, 10.3Sc;
December, Jaunary, February, March, April
and May. 10.63c.
Spot coffee steady. Rio No. 7, 12 ftc: San
tos No. 4. 13ftc. Mild coffe quiet, Cor
dova. 134jlic nominal.
Sugar Raw firm. Muscovado, SS tent.
3.45c; centrifugal. 96 test. 3.83c: molasses
sugar, S test. 3.20c; refined steady.
Dried Fruit at Near York.
NEW YORK. June 21. Evaporated apple
firm on the small supplies but trading is
quiet and of a Jobbing character. On th
spot fancy are quoted at left lSc; choice,
14ftc
Apricots quiet, steady; choice. ISc; extra
choice. 15ft81Sc: fancy, 18ft4?17c
Peaches steady but inactive. Cholc. 8 ft 9
8c: extra choice. 8ftftc: fancy. ft10c
Raisins steady. Loose muscatels quoted at
8ft Tc: cholc to fancy seeded, 83 Sc: seed
less, 5ft 6ft c London layers, (1.4031.45.
New York Cotton Market.
ivtew YORK. Juna 2L Cotton future
closed barely steady 9 to 13 points lower.
June. 14.rc: July, 14.74c: August, n.o.c;
September. 11.44c; October. 111.12c; Novem
ber. 13.11c; December. 11.13c; January,
13.13c; March. 11.19c; May, U.21c
Knot closed oulot, 10 points lower. Mid
dling uplands. 13.30c; do. Gulf, 15.65c;. No
sales.
Chicago Produe Market.
CHICAGO, Jun 21. Butter, steady;
creameries, 103 23c; dairies. 17 '8 21c
Eggs Steady, receipts. 12.5S0 cases; at
mark, rase Included, 11011 Mc; tints, uc;
prime firsts. 14c
Cheese Firm; daisies. lli12: twins,
llftifllftc; Young Americas, 12ft12ftc;
long horns. 12ftt12ftc-
Wool at St. Louis.
ST. LOCIS, Juno 21. Wool Unchanged.
Territory and Western mediums. 17'fl0ftc;
fin mediums, H!17',c; fine; 11414c.
Hop at New "York.
NEW YORK. Jun 21. Hops Firm. .
ROBBER AND VICTIMS FLEE
When CorvallU Citizens Run Out
law Also Takes to Heels.
CORVALLIS. Or., June 21. 'Special.)
A man believed to be Jess Hall, an es
caped "trusty" from the Oregon State
Penitentiary, held up and robbed Guy
Mahr on the streets here about midnight
last nlg-ht. He then tied his victim's
hands with his belt and compelled hlra to
lie in a dry ditch.
A few minutes later the footpad at
tempted to halt T. D. Golden, assistant
to Professor Lewis, of the Oregon Agri
cultural College, who yelled and took to
his heels. The robber then ran In the
opposite direction and the man in the
ditch took a third course. Officers are
on the trail of the outlaw, who) Is headed
toward Independence. .
DROUTH ZONE HUE
Injury to Spring Wheat Crop
Spreading.
REACHES NORTH DAKOTA
Three Counties Report a Practical
l'ailuro Prices Continue to Ad-
rince Sharply In the
' Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June 21. With the crop dam
age gone said to be reaching Into North.
Dakota, wheat todaj" bounded higher than
at any recent urn a. Conflicting reports,
however, as to the spread of Injury caused
many rapid changes of front, so that th
close was nervous. Latest flguras were fto
to ft ? ftc over last night, but averaging
fto under the top level reached today. On
lha Aih. tianrt rnrn .nH OStS held StTOng
throughout, the former finishing 1 to lr''s)
up and tha latter at lSUi'to aovanco. "
producta gained 7ft to 17 ftc net.
Home localities In Minnesota, as well aa
in North Dakota, reported th wheat out
look as being excellent. Most of the dam
age reports came from South Dakota. On
eipert in that state wired an assertion
of. the crop having been practically de
stroyer! In the last 72 hours In Grant. Day
and Brown Counties. The bears received
considerable help from the unresponsive
ness of foreign markets. The business here
was on a big acale. September fluctuated
between fc9ftc and 91c, closing ft fto net
higher, at 00ft50ftc
When the day ended, -corn was still climb
ing after having attained the steepest point
so far this season. September ranged from
fiKftSfoSftc to 6c, and closed at'50ft
69 ftc, a net advance of lftlftc Cash
gradoB were firm. No. 2 yellow finished at
06 S 67c
Oats showed more strength and wlldness
than any other grain, prices going to the
topmost figure yet reached on the crop.
Upper and lower levels touched by the (Sep
tember oytion were 43ftc and 41ftc with
the last sales lftlfto up to 43ft(S43ftc
Provisions roso with grain. When th
crowd dispersed, pork had become more
expensive by 12ft to 87ftc; lard, 7ft to 12
12 ftc and rlba 12 ft 0 15 to 20c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
July S .89ft .90ft f .89 ft -90ft
Sept .90ft .91 .89ft .90ft
Dec 92' .93 ft .91ft -92 ft
CORN'.
July 67 .57ft .56ft -57ft
Sept - .68ft .59ft .68ft .69
Dec 57ft .59 .67ft .59
OATS.
July 41ft .2ft -40ft .42ft
Sept 42ft . .43ft .41ft .43ft
Dec 44ft -.46 .43ft .44ft
MESS PORK.
July 15.65 15.80 15.47ft 15.80
gept 15.55 16.66 15.45 15.60
LARD.
July 8.25 8.32ft 8.16 8.32ft
Sept 8.10 8.47ft 8.40 8.37ft
Dec 8.20 8.20 8.12 ft 8.20
SHORT RIBS.
July 8.40 8.47ft .S5 8.47ft
Sept 8.45 8.47ft 8.40 g.JJft
Jan 7.75 7.90 7.72ft 7.80
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Firm
Rye No. 2. 2c
Barley Feed or mixing, 7690c: fair to
choice malting. 98cJ 81.07.
Flaxseed No. 1 Sotuhwestern, nominal;
No. 1 Northwestern, nominal.
Timothy seed SSg ll.
Clover $15.75.
Pork Mess, per barrel, 15.S7ftgi.
Lard Per 100 pounds. $8.27ft.
Short ribs Sides (loose). 7.2 ft 8.37ft.
Sides Short, clear (boxed), J8.12 ft 8.75.
Grain statistics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 74,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 208.000 bushels, compared with 277,000
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
18 cars: corn, 853 cars; oats, 124 cars; hogs,
22,000 head. .
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 26.300 .36.500
Wheat, bushels 27.600 ij-80?
Corn, bushels .'. 6S2.500 6i5.300
Oats, bushels 379,800 $15,800
Barley, bushels .'25,500 19,200
Grain at Ban FTandsca.
SAN FRANCISCO, - June 21. Wheat
Firm. Barley Firm,
ftpot quotations:
Wheat Shipping, 1.42ft31.50 per cental.
Rariev Feed. $1.26 V ti 1.27 ft per cental;
brewing, nominal.
Oats Red. $1.20 1.42ft per cental; white,
fl.l.V-i l.S2s per cental.
Call board sale:
Wheat No trading.
Barley 1.82ft par cental.
Grain Markets of the Northwest.
TACOMA. June 21. Wheat Bluestem,
fM'P7c; fortyfold, 87c; club, 866 870; red
P.usslan, 81c
SEATTLE. June 21. Wheat Bluestem,
87c; fortvfold. 80c; club. 85c; Fife, 86c;
red Russian. 84c; oats. $27.50 per ton; bar
ley, (26.50 per ton. Car receipt up to noon.
Wheat 2. hay i.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON. June 21. Cargoes quiet. Walla
Walla for shipment at 34s 8d. English coun
try markets, quiet; French country markets,
weak.
LIVERPOOL. June 21. Wheat July. 6s
9ft d: October. 6s 8ftd. weather, cloudy.
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of materials
and exp art
or o r kmaji
3hlp. None
better built.
All sizes,
both fire
end burglar
proof.
Lit teit
Stock os
the Coast.
Ins pectlon
Invited. Call
or write.
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OFFICERS
OF
LUMBERMEN
NATIONAL B AJK
G. K. Wenworth,
President
John A. Keating,
Vice-president
Geo. L. McPherson,
Vice-President
F. A. Freeman,
Cashier
Graham Dukehart,
Asst. Cashier
A. L. Tucker,
Asst. Cashier
LADD & TILTON BANK
Established 1859
Capital s $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Pfofits 700,000.00
Letters of credit, drafts and traveler.' checks issued, avail
able on all parts of the world.
Corner Washington and Third Streets.
Established 1886.
Merchants
Portland, Oregon.
United States Depository.
Capital and Surplus.
This bank has been transacting a conservative banking busi
ness for a quarter of a century. It invites you to join the large
number of prudent, careful people, who, during that time, have
found their banking relations both agreeable and profitable.
First National Bant
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 750,000
Oldest National Batik West of the
Rocky Mountains
THE BARBER ASPHALT
PAVING COMPANY
Constructs Asphalt and other Bltu
oiiDous Pavements. 806-60S Electria
bids. Portland, Or. Oskar iiubsr,
Macag-er.
TRAVELERS' GUEDB.
B;M.W:V.I1?t.l4'M.fl
AMERICAN
WHITE STAB
BED STAB
ATLANTIC TBANSPOET
WHITE STAB DOMINION
Canadian Service
Co.'s Office, 619 2d Ave., Seattle; or O.
W. tt!nKT. 234 Mash.; A. 1. Charl
ton, 255 Mor.; F. K. Jobnjon, 143 id l
K. V. Balrd. 100 8di Vald. Udell, S
X. fltb: H. Dickson. 122 Sd.
SAX FRANCISCO PORTLAND STEAM
SHIP CO.
San Francisco and Los Angelas direct.
From Ainsworth Bock. Portland. 0 A. M.
S.8. Rose City Jane Beaver 27. Bear
yrom' tfan Francisco, Northbound, 13 M.
S.S. Beaver June 20, Bear 25, Bose Cltr SO,
From San Pedro, Northbound, 12 M.
6.S. Itrar Jane 23. Bose Cltr 28. Beaver
July 3. 1
H .A. Mosher, a T. A., 143 Third st.
J. W. Ransom, agent, Ainsworth Dock
Phones Main 402. Main 2tiS. A 1402.
COOS BAY LINE
' STEAMER BREAKWATER
stalls from Ainsworth pock Portland, t
. .. . . - mi ok on T.,l K in la
A, l JUBf aw, aa, sv. a, ww, " f w.
20, 25. 80. and every 5 days. Freight received
B' Ainsworm dock uny uv
tenser fare, Orst-class. SIO; second-class,
$7, Including meals and berth. Ticket of
fline Ainsworth Dock. Phones Mala 2M
Main 170. A 123.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
(Union Line of N. Z.)
VIA TAHITI AND WELLINGTON '
tsi. . v. v. ..Tnarf anlllnv from fiaa
Francisco, June 28 and every 28 daya. Well
Ington and back. 1st class. 204. Other rales
also low. The Iroe to Isles of, rhe South feeas.
For reservations aee Coupon Railroad Agents,
ar aaoxass vswmiw m wh .
LOCATION
(in the skyscraper
district)
OF
on
Fifth
at
Stark
f,
National Bank
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.$350,000.00
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OPEN BIVEB TRANSPORTATION Ca
SlK.J.IN.liaAL.
Freight received!
dally at Oak-st. docis
lor The Dalles.
Hood River. Whlta
salmon, Umatilla.
K.r.ne. lck. Pasco,
Richland. Hanforo,
White Bluffs, Lewis,
ton. Idaho, and ln
rmritate rjolnta.
ITBST-CLASS PASSENGER 6EBVU3K.
FARE. 50 ttwia
TO HOOD BIVEK.' WHITE! SALMON. XHS
. DALLES.
Steamer leaves Portland Sun.. Toes.,
Thurs.. 7 A. M. Returning leaves The Dalles
lion.. Wed . Frt.. T A, M.. arriving at P ort
land about o P. M. same day. W JJ
Buchanan. 8upt. W. 8. Smallwood. Gal
alar. Phones aiala 2U00. A 3527.
The Tourist Highway .i
and Scenic Route to Europe i.,
via -.
The St. Lawrence River.
The Shortest Ocean Passage.
, Less than Four Days at Sea.
"EMPRESSES OF THE ATLANTIC."
Weekly sailings Montreal, Quebec, to LlveV,
pool. First cabin, S90; second cabin, $51.Ja
one-class cabin (called second cabin). $47.Oj
third cabin. 37 and $31.25. Ask local
agents, F. R. Johnson. G, A., 142 Third fat.,
or J. J. Forster, T. P. A.. 713 Second ave.,
Seattle.
San Francisco, Los Angelea
and San Pedro Direct.
North Paclfio S. 8. Co-'s 8. S. Roanokt
ad B. S. Eldw sail every Wednesday alter
nately at 6 P. at. Ticket office 121 ThlrJ
St.. near Alder.
MARTIN J. H2GLEY, Passenger Agaak.
W. 11. SLUSSEK, Freight Agent.
Phones at. 1814. A 1814.
NEW YORK PORTLAND
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