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g. lgxl.
THE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIA, 8ATUKDAY, JULY
- 1 "
LITTLE WOOL LEFT
About 95 Per Cent of the Ore
gon Clip Sold.
FOUR MORE" AUCTIONS
Unci Lot In the Willamette Valley
Taken by M!U at 18 5-8
CruU Bujen Operat
ing In .Montana.
Wool dealer estimate that ahout per
eent of th toil clip In Ortim hu now bn
Onlr three mre puhlle Mir ar
scheduled to corn off In KiKfrn Oregon,
one et Baker torlay. at Knterprla on tho
11th. and at Matlraa on th ltth. Tha only
scheduled sat of tho I'uon In Southern
Oresnn will occur at Ijakovlew next Monday.
Tho Wlllametta Valley clip l closely sold
tip. Tho finest lot In tho Valley was told
a few daya ago at Solo fr US cent There
aera ar-nut liO.oo) pound of wool in tha
' pool, which waa bought by a Valley mill.
Tho Idaho clip la also well cleaned up and
tho amnio ai pile to other Western Statea
eiropt Montana. Plenty of wool la left In
fat state, and It la said that buyers ara
ready lo par IS cents a pound for food clip
'la aplto of any threat of a reduced tariff.
,'Tho mvn however, claiming that their
' wool :a as valuable now as It haa been at
any tlmo this season, are h.l.ltnr tha good
clip for lu cents or better. Late advices
art to the effect that this prlco haa been
r'd for tho beet wool, but that some heav
' ler ones havo siU fir less. It see mi evl
' dent that buIn will proceed at tha usual
1 rat If r rowers drclde to make a concession
of about a cent a pound.
Iivton denier are beslnnlnr to discuss
sale In London. Th consensus seems to be
"that a alight easing tn prices nay he ex
: pectrd. especially on merinos. In view f
f th weakness that has developed In flna
amis tn European markets. No treat de
: ctln la looked for. however, and It la
f thought that eroaabreda wilt hold fairly
' strong and that nothing can start them
downward escept larze rsostpta. which can
sol materia!! till th fnstof clip la on
1 tha market lata tn th Autumn, and a con
' tinned ateenee of American support. Amer
ican barer has recently bought some New
Zealand eroaabreda at private sai In Lon
dru. but at th king: lea fairs so far held th
principal buyers bars he en th bom trade
and they has paid an a Terms ot a cent
a pound mora for th Engllsn wools than
the rultnr prlco f r corresponding: New Zea
laaia, maklnr tho former about S par cent
higher than tn average crossbred.
co.nirio or xrw york hop crop
IjOoi Dealer Plarw the Yield at M.OO
Recent letters received from New York
State Indicate that tha hop dealer are re
ducing their estimates of tha stats' crop,
which It Is now believed will ba about 33.0O0
bale. Crop eenrlttlona there are given by
th ch'barl Republican as follows:
During th past week conditions hava
arisen in various yard which. aiMed to
fielr present con'lltion. rrmlee to eliminate
asr chance of a fairly g-jod ieM. Thle new
cniiltioo or mvrac I the "hliie mold."
which worked such destruction generally
lHtt year. However, as yet Its appearance
Is principally onftned to yards situated on
the hliije and In one or two caeea to those
on the nets of the valley. A form of dte
tdj o,ulle frequent! seen Is the "white
ntoM" or mIMcw. This also haa been aeen
lr some arrt. The tlmo f-r blooming ta
aearly here, and very few yarde show any
oispusltloa lo bloum until very late. Tha
vine do it seem tn poneee anv atrenath
cr e; eal to that of former y-ara. which
fart may ie regariie.1 as a signal ot a poor
Jleid.
London bop factors trade letters, dated
June lj o Si. say:
Wild. eum Co. TRuslnesa Is practi
cally s-;erde.i In the borough until afier
tha coronation holidays. Quotations are very
firm. I:i ors from the plantations are
fairly satlsfactorr. but there la still a quan
tity of f.y and v-rmln In most dietrlrte. but
g.oaera at pear to hare It well In hand.
Manttcr A Henley Trade la completely
cvrhadned by the coronation feativltles.
and tk.er la verv It t ft lea Inquiry. Less vermin
la reported from tho plantattona.
W. ii.aU.Lt "tlay There la a continued
.Inquiry for all cleM of hope and prtcea
have agi-la hardened during the veek. H-r-
rts from the pantauona speak of a fur
ther at lack of oi hls.
hOHC TRADINO IN SEW CROP WHEAT
CVnt reciter om tha Ilasla of ?S Ceota for
Clnb and M Cents for Blneatpni.
There ara reports from tl:e country of a
little eofclractina with farmers for new crop
wheat on the Coast basis of 73 cents for
c!ub and 80 eenta for Moestera. Th spot
market was quiet yesterdsy. rlluestem was
duoted steady at &or9d cents, but buyers
would probably have paid more for good
strong a heat. Club was weak at bl't)$3
cor -a. f
Tliere waa nothing stirring m the market
ttr coarse grains. The hay trade waa also
quiet. Old timothy Is getting scarce, and
a-t tt will ba six weeks before there la a good
app!y available, prtcra are being main
tained without difficulty.
vvek!y foreign wheat shipment were as
fol'oas:
This week. lAst week. Last year.
Argentina 1.14.0" Lie . Lli.o.-iO
Australia. .."' l.t'T-' 0" r.Ki.ooo
In.lto. l..1-Vo)0 l.lC--.ou) 1.KTS.0U0
Local receives. In cars, were reported by
tha Merchants Exchanre as follows:
Wheat llarlcy Flour Oats Hay
Morally 2 1 T 1
Tueetar and
A ednesday .. .. IT S lO
Thursday 1 S 3
I-rflay 7 I R I 4
Ter tf i T 2 1
reason to date. t r. 1 7 2o
Year ago 74 12 IS
rHOBTAE or CANTAIiOCPES SOON
Imperial -taller Otp la Ahowt Kxbaaate-d
and sew la Mght for Next Meek.
There la likely to to a famine In th can
taloup market next week. The crop of the
Imperial Valley 1 stout cleaned up and
there will be no shipments from Turlock
for so mo time, probably not before tn ISth.
The market eetrray was firm. Watermel
ons also c.eaned up well.
There aas a g'wl demand for apricots,
luss selltnc at t. n 1.7.1 snd crates at !.:.' 5
gr l.i' other California fruits wer steady.
Lal berries were In good supply, the best
rap?errl'-a bringing tl. i'. logar.s the same
price, and I lackherrlcs and Mackcapa fI.C0
r 1.73 a crate.
There wax a flrat-claea movement In Ha
waiian pineapples, which were steady at
centa a pound.
The tomato market as firm and other
vegetables were In fulr demand.
tteli TRIO-H 4.KAIHAI.LV ADVANtINU
T aty-nve-Cent Market Etpevtcel Next
Itcek.
There waa a marked scarcity of fresh Ore
gon es on Fror.t street yesterday, and tha
beet caad:ed stock was quoted at M centa
II is prooalle that th market will open
next Monday at SS cents. Good eggs are
firm all over th country- The Eastern mar
ket has advanced 1 cent In th past two
c-aym. and the San Francisco market la firm
at 2i' centg for peteluroas.
Poultry was not la heavy eopply and
price were steady- Hens sold at IS cents
snd largw Frtcgs brought 10 cent. There
was some demand for fprlng docks at 14 H
O IS centa
Batter and cheee wer unchanged.
atajgar Advance It Ccata a Hsjeidrew.
Atl e-radea of refined sugar war ad
vanced JO cents a hundred In all tha Pacific
Coaat market yeaterday. Tha Jobber had
been looktng for an advance, but It cam
aooeier than om of them expected.
There was an advance of IS centa a gal
lon In syrup.
Ftexch j-rlcee wera lifted IS cents a hun-
tlrcd.
Bank Clearing.
Pank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterJ.y were a. folio-.: .,.,
rvtrt'.and .....
reat:!- .......
Tacma ......
r-pukane
...l.l'.'4 -1K7 1
.. 2. --!. ".l:: o-.'-
.. 7ai7Ul 7S.75T
rORILUD MARKETS.
I. rain. Ilosr, Iced. Eta.
WHEAT Trark prl-.a: Pluestem M 9
c'.ub. sjoxw-; Ruiilin, b-O'-c; alley.
(Jc- 4-o!fi. K'J U Mc
MII.IJiTlTFa Hran. -.'4.J03 3S per ton:
mldditnge. shorts, Ji-iuu-fl: rolled
bar.ey. -Vti.
CORN-Whole. tJl.SO; cracked. 132.50 per
ton.
BARLEY Choice feed. f;I"S0 per ton.
OATS No. 1 -hlte. iVu:T0 per ton.
FLOUR Patent.. 4.!5 per barrel;
Straights. I3.3: exports. M Valley. t.;
grs'iam. H i": -h..ie wheat. 4.7'.
HAY Timothy. $l-:i r'r ton: alfalfa.
liirfl3; cloer. ne. S.5tfo; grain hay,
new. lu.
Ycgetahle and Frnlta.
TROPICAL F1UIT5 Orange. ISeS.M
per box: California grapefruit. 33.;
bananas. 8tj.Ho per pound: plneapplea. 8o
per pound; lemons. fYio-j.
FRESH PKllT t-herrlce, 5 015c per
pound; apricots. $1..'i.j LOO per crate:
cantaloupes. Cl per crate; peaches.
1 . rer crate: watermelona. -tt-c
per pound: plume. l.75 P--r crate rasp
berrlea. 1 40u 1 :.' per craie; loganberries.
$1.S pr rratc; blackcaps. l.&l'cl5:
p. urns. ll.50tfl.7S per box; prunes Jl 40 J
1.75 per box; blackberries. $1 n" 't 1.7a.
VEGETABLES Asparagus. 7t."-c per
dosen; beans, ic; cabbage. 'J2.25 per
hundredweight; corn. 4u50c per dogen.
cucumbers. $101.25 per box: eggplant, lio
per pound: garlic, Ki&lZc per pound; let
tuce, sou 35c per doxen; hot-house lettuce.
l.liStfl.75 per box; pea. 48-lc per P""1:
peppers, 25v 3"c per pound; radishes, l.Vio
per dosen: rhubarb, a.llfec per pound; to
matoes. fl.6' per box.
SACK VEGETABLES New carrot. 2
per sack: turnips. beets, S2.
POTATOiiH oil. l:ua.:5 per hundred;
Bew Cailfomla. liitme per pound.
ONIONS Yellow. li.2J; red. 2. -hlte,
$a per hundred.
Dairy and Country Produce.
POrLTRY Hens. 15c: eprlngs. I32fc;
dueka young. 14Vtil5c; geese, 11c.
turkeys. 2"C . dreased. choice. Z5c
E'iGS Oregon ranch, candled. 23flI4e VmT
dosen; case count. 2oti 21c: April firsts. 25c.
BI TTElt City creamery extra. 1 and 2
pound prints. In boxes, 2tc per pound: less
than box lots, rartone and delivery extra.
CHL"l:SE Twins, triplets and daislea. 14 9
14SC per pound; Toung America. li315VC-
PORK Fancy. lw per pound.
VEAie Fancy. lltfWc per pound.
Staple Groewvie.
SALMON Columbia Klver. 1-pound tall.
li-10 per doaen; 2-pound tails. 2.u5; 1
pound Lata. 4.40; Alaska pink. 1-pound
taiia. 1 -i.
COFFEE Roasted, la drums. 23tf30c per
pound.
MTS Walnuts. 17stflSo per pound;
Itras-I nuts. 1416c; fliberts. Iftc; almonds,
ltfolvc: pecana. lc; cocoanuta. VOctiel per
doien; chestnuts. 12-c per pound; hickory
nuts. 8 J 10c per poun L
HONEY Choice, f.o.73 per case; strained
honey. 10c per pound.
FALT Oranulated, lift per ton; nnlf
ground. lOOe, v5t per ton; &o, per ton.
liEANM mall white. 4c: large white.
4c; Lima. 7c; pink. ic; red Mexican s.
Vc; bayou. 5c
KICK No. 1 Japan. c; cheaper grades.
J.i'U'4."J; Pout hern head. 6', 7c; Im
ported Imperial, ftiac; 4mported extra No. X.
tolut.
si tiAR Dry granulated, 11.70: berry.
f.'.TO: beet, iyfto extra C. f5.L'i; powdered,
barrels, S5.P": rube, barrels. S6. 10.
UK1EO KKL'ITa Apples. 12S-sl3Hc per
pound; apricot.. 16c; peaches. 10S 12c
prunes. Italian. 10wllr: silver. 13c; figs,
white and black. Svu"ViC; currants, luj
11c: raisins loose .Muscatel. DaVlSc;
bleached Thompson. 11 Sc: unbdeached sul
tana, the: seeded, vwc.
Hens. W ool and Hides.
HOTS l'.'ll contracts. 25c per pound;
1010 crop. iJc; 1U crop. lc; old. 8 910c
MOHAHI Chonce. 3BdS7Vsc per pound.
WOOL Eastern Oregon. llglSo per
pound, according to shrinkage; Valley. 15q
17c pe pound.
PELTS Pry. 10c; lambs. 25940c each;
pelts, 75C1S1 each; shearlings, lOOJOc
each.
HIDE? Salted hides, 8je per pound:
salted r!f, 15c: salted kip. 10c; salted g'.sgs,
6c; green hides. 1c less; dry htiles, 17 He;
dry cslf. 17t1c: dry stags, lift 13c
CASCARA BARK Par pound. 5c
ProvLalona.
HAMS 10 to 12 pounds. lttfl9Vc; 12 to
14 pounds. IS', trl'.le: 14 to 18 pounds. 181
19lsc; Id to la pounds. 19i,lS?c; skinned.
Is ,c; picnics. l-"4:c: cottage roll. 14ic
rllOKKD MEATS Peef tongues, 05c;
dried beef sets, none; outride, none; Insldes,
2'jc; knuckles, 2uc.
LABL Kettle r-ndered. tierces, 124e:
tubs. 12c; standard, tlercea, luic; tuba,
11c; choice tierces. c; tubs, 10c; short
ening, tlreces. c; tubs. 8 4c.
BACON Fancy, 27c; standard. 25c; choice,
22c; English, lie.
DRY SALT CI BED Regnlar short clears,
dry salt. smoked. 134c; backs, light,
salt, 13c; smoked. 14 4c; backs, heavy salt.
124c; smoked. 134c; exports, salt. 12c;
smoked, 14c
CM la.
LINSEED OIL Pur raw In barrels, lc;
boi.ed. in barrels. Vic; raw. In ca.es, fcttc;
boiled, in cases. Vic
TURPENTINE Casea. 7Jtc; wood barreta,
70V;C; Iron barrrla, ooc; lu-case lots. 72c.
UAfcOLINK Motor gasoline, iron barrels,
loc; cases, 22c; bo gasoline. Iron barrels. 2sc;
cares. 85 4 c
COAL OIL Ordinary test, rases, IS 9 19c;
bulk. In tank. 8Sc; high test, 204c.
PRODl t'E AT 6 AN FRANCISCO.
Quotations Current In th Bay CKy Mar-
acta.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1. Th follow.
Ing produce price war current today:
Vegetable Cucumbers. It (r 40c; garllo,
894c; green peas. Jl.00ul.7S; string beans,
lttc; asparagus. t0c1.50; tomatoes. S
Vc. eggplant. C5iOc
Mutter Fancy creamery, 22c.
Ergs 3tore. 22c; fan. ranch. 25 He,
Cheese Young Americas. 124 614c.
attilatuffs Bran. middlings.
32.5otyJ5.
Fruit Apples, eholc. 11.80: common. 80c;
bananaa. tlWl-75; Mexican limes, nominal;
California lemons, choice, 86; common, $2;
pineapples, $3tf3&0.
Hay Wheat. II 1 v 14 per ton; wheat and
oat. IBU11 &o; alfalfa. 81L
Onions 75c H II.
Potatoes Early Rose. I2.63fft.90.
Lecclpts Parley. 4S;o centals: potatoea.
ttf aacks; hay. 114 tons.
NEW APRICOTS OH SALE
SEATTLK KKCE1VES F1KST SIIIP
SIEXT FROM WEXATCIIEE.
I'olato Market Is Easier In the
North- Eastern ESI5 ' in
I.rjrer Supply.
6EATTI.E. Wash.. July 7. (Special.)
Several commodltita were scarce and high
er on Western svsnue this morning. Tnma
toee were almost entirely cleaned up. The
demand waa brisk. Local hothouse stock
old aa high as 91.
Tha aupply of cherries was limited. Good
Binge sold readily at II. 25. Raspberries did
better. Fhippere refused to eend their
fmlt lo this market at yesterdays prices
and aa a rcault prtcea Jumped up to I1.5U
and 81.78. Curran'.a are now freely of
fered at f 1.80. A few cratea of Wcnatchea
apricots arrived. New pear, were held at
12 The potato market ws materially
easier. Lemons have declined to 85 a box.
The demand for dairy producta today wa
brisk. Price were unchanged. Eastern
agga ar. sow arriving icon freely .inc. the
upp y of fresh local ranch stock commenced
to fell off. Ths hot weather In the East
la expected to have greatly damaged fresh
egge. Th poultry supply la not aa large
aa dealere expecte.
Otalne were nominally unchanged.
Hop a New York.
NEW YORK. July 7 Hope Firm.
HEAT CHECKS TRADE
Business Is Restricted in
. Many Lines.
BUYERS ARE CONSERVATIVE
Operations In Cotton Goods Cur
tailed, Pending: tho Outcome of
tho Crop Cndertono of
Optimism.
NEW YORK. July 7. Bradstreet's tomor
row will say:
Excessively hot weather. half-yearly
shutdowns for repairs and Inventories, vaca
tlona and holidays have combined to make
last wssk quiet In trade and industry.
Whll the hot spell has been helpful to
trade In light Bummer fabrira and wear.
It g apparel at retail, that branolt of de
mand haa hardly equaled oxpentatlnna, -nil
uncertainties as to erops have tended to
reetrlct or repress operations, It the
Houthweet gome caneel!atl"n of orders era
reported as a rssull of orop unnarlsinly.
Industry fsnsrally Is quiet over th turn
of the ysar period.
Caution and oonserratlsm, with a fair de
gree of optimism, are In ovldsnea In loading;
' Cotton good are nulet and much Interest
lls In that crop's prngresa. pending wnlcn
op-ratlons ere oloeely curtailed,
Ilualness fallnreg In the United States for
the week ending July wer left, aaalri.t
27 last week. 12 In the like wqelc of lDlUt
12 In lOOO. 144 In 1B0 and 188 In 100T.
Bullion fallur-a In Canada for tho week
number 1, which comparea with 81 last
week and 1 In th correavondtnf we of
1U1' x
Wheat. Including flour, export f mm the
Vnlted Htates and Canada for the week end
ing July l a.gregnt 1.S4T.S7S hh;L
against .0T.40 last week and 1.0o3.7ia
this week last year. ..'
Corn esporte fo- th wee are MnJT
bushels, against T18.84S last week and 10O,
0TT In JB10.
J INQI IRIM FOB riO IROX IAROKB
Mora Animation howa In root wear la New
England,
NEW YOItK. July T. Pun' weekly re
view of trade tomorrow will sayi
Actual business Is reduced oy the eatrema
heat extending over a wide region of the
country: otheewle development. r ra
orabla. I Inquiries rnr pig iron mow..--
of actual rra-llng. but there I. buying In all
. . ww. ..Mwement In the Btee
eeecious. ... - .
trade in June la Indicated by th month. y
statement of the Iron Age, which show, a
dally output of th. ateel plant In June, of
42.701 ton., .gainst 42.2TO ton. in Vaj.
Th.r waa aoma drain, how.vec, In th out
put of merchant furnace.
There was more animation la footwear,
due to the arrival of many buyers tn to
New England market, but purehaae are
confined to current requirements. The
leather market, hold firm, bot the recent
holiday served to chee demand and shoe
manufacture ar now engaged In Inven
tory taking, .
The hide mkrket rorrtlnoe. well main
tained, with a further advance of H e-nt
for packer native etearm. Jluylng, how
ever, haa been on a more eoneervatrve oa
s'.s. Foreign hide market are rron and
at the recent Pari, anctlong advance, wer.
secured for all varlatlea.
Bank Clearings.
NEW TOKK. July T. Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for th. week ending : Jur
.how. sn acaresste of J.141.75.O0, as
against 2.7,','-.0,O last week and 3.S42.
441.0O In the corresponding week laat year.
Inc.
New York-. 1.W4 924.000 '"-l
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4
A
Philadelphia
ll. 440.000 10.7
IM.h2l.0OO 1-6
40.S71.OO0 K.O
4M.517.00O
48..'.3.0OO 7.2
S2.010.000 eai.o
2.t 0.7.000 8.5
17.Htvl.ol0 2.4
20.4'W.OOO eja.2
15.l"3.0"O 2..1
1S.004.OoO 86
12.048.OoO 7.7
l.M71.0M 132
11.845.000 '-3
12. ."'.". OHO 3 1
10.720.000 18.8
lo.4T5.OoO .4.8
5. 7.oi elH.B
10.71d.000 12.8
11.4M5.OoO 2.4
S.106.0l0- e"3
8..'.l.0"O 11.6
7.4K3.00O '22.8
6. M!'2.0"O ejo.fl
5.045. OoO 5.0
4. H7.1.0O0 a.s
4,1.V.I.0im .S
5.74O.0OO .1
5.157.0.10 25.8
n.SMl.oOO 8.5
S.40.-..0OO s4o.4
5. ttott.Ooo 11.8
H. Hrti! (H0 ltl.l
3.2.10.000 5.5
I, 414.0(10 3.2
7S2.0O0 1S-8
21.301.000 1.0
12.432.000 3.4
Ft. 1-oul.
Kansaa City .........
pittshurg
Fan Francisco
Italtlmore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Ietrolt
Omaha
I.oa Angelea .........
Loulnvllle .......-..
Mllnakuee
Portland
Seattle
ft. Paul
Atlanta
Huffalc
per.ver
IndiunnpoUs .........
Providence
Washington. D. C
Pt. Joe.;ph
Fort Worth -
Memphis
Salt Lake City
Columhua
Alhany
Tacoma
Savannah
Spokane. Wash.
Oakland, Cal
Sacramento. Cal
Helena
Houston
Galveaton
STOCKS BARELY SII0
OXLV nxoR, ISSUES SHOW
MTCII CH-"GE,
Sharpest Flncf uatlons . Are In Vir
ginia Iron Crop and fetal
Reports Awaited.
KEW TORK. July TWIth th excep
tion of a few stocks, most of them Inactive
Issues, the market barely attrred "through
today, eesalon. The tore favorlt medium
of peculation, fnlon Paclftc. Reading and
United Statea Steel, all moved within a range
of lea. than a point.
After some Irregularity In tho early trad
ing, tha market became dull and remained
tn a comatoee condition to the end. cloa
tng with only Inelgnlfloant changes.
The Government crop report, the monthly
statement of unfilled tonnage of the I'nlted
tuateei 8teel Corporation and -the monthly
ngurra of the Copper Producers" Association
will bo mad known oa Monday. Pending
the receipt of this Information In regard to
the cropa and the metal tradee, operator,
wer not Inclined to engage In extensive ven
tures. The strength of the grain market ham
pered bullish operation today, but Wall
street expects a fairly favorable crop re
port. Among th few stocks erhlcb, moved widely
today. Virginia Iron. Coal A Coke was most
roniplcuous. A gain of 18 polnte. making
Ita rise In the last two daya 21 point, wa
followed by a relapse. The violent fluctua
tions of this stock ware attributed to manip
ulation and a report that the company was
to be absorbed by United States Steel met
with official dental.
t'nderwood Typewriter, which has enjoyed
a meteoric rise, lost part of Its gain, and
Pennavlvanla. Western Maryland. Pittsburg.
C C. SL Louis and the fertiliser and cop
per stocks wer higher. The foreign ex
change market wa trong today, owing,
preeumablv. to th activities of a consid
erable short Interest, which wa built up In
expectation of a decline In rate, after tho
end of la.t month.
Forecaata of tomorrow", bank atatement
point to a loa of cash, which some esti
mates place a. high as 130.000.000. Thla la
due to payment, to the Suhtreasury for Pan
ama bonds and to tha fact that the inward
flow of currency from the Interior haa
ahrunk to araaller proportions, resulting in
smsll loss on balance for the week.
BoDde were steady. Total sales, par value.
$1,145,040. United State, bond, wer ir
regular. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Clotting
Salsa High. Low. Bid.
Allls Cbal pf 26H
Amal Copper .. 12.1v ros H r4
Ara Aertrult .. l'H 87 4 87 4 57
Am Feet Soger.. 2V0 614 M 4, 51 H
American Can nH
Am Cr At F-ly. 1.4O0 Kits B14 54
Am cotton Oil.. 1.0O0 84 53" 88
Am Hd a- Lt Pf -
Am Ire Seeurl.. 1.7O0 234 23 H 28
Am Linseed ..... 11
k
Am IjtrnmntlTII
404
So
10T4
37
1174
13SH
94
314
88
112
102 4
12S
lot
83
01
2n4
30
28S
M
80
22
44 4
147
1254
fie 4
34
54
145 '4
14
17
28
57
35
37 4
8S
ii4
13-".'
'
1414
174
50
122
17H
11-4
41 .
172
34
l.ws
1504
31 'i
1414
83
484
- rr
31
108
45"
100
73
132
27 '
125
lOrt
97
20
38
lt!l
"kuoo 'so 4
'"700 'ib'ti '88
' 2".40 isSH )37'
reel Wi ' Mil
1O0 82 32
"lioo 112W iii"
'"inn Hi" 128
4'M 10S4- 1"
t'-'ioo 'si 4 'so'-i
9o0 23S 4 237
"760 '" 'siii
""ioo iii'' iis"
8.1O0 125 1254
" V.066 iii" 145
Am Smel eV Ref
do preferred..
Am Steel Fdy. .
Am Sugar Kef.
Am Tel at Tel..
Am Tobacco pf.
Ani Woolen . . -.
Anaconda M Co.
Atrhleon
do preferred..
Atl Coast Line..
Walt A Ohio . ..
K-thlehem Steel
Brook R Trsn..
Canadian pac ..
Central Isther
da preferred.'
Ches Ohio ..
Chicago Alton
Chi Gt West ..
do preferred. .
Chicago 4 N W
C. M St Paul.
C. C. C St L
Col Fuel A Iron
Col ft Southern
Coneol Gas ...
r.rn Products..
Iel A Hudson.. .
JO A R tirnnde..
do preferred..
Pistlllcrg" Seeurl
Erie
do let pf
do 2d pf
General Eloc . .
Gt North pf .. .
Gt North Ore . .
llllnoie Central.
Interior Met .,
do preferred..
Inter Harvester.
Inter Marine pf
Int Psper
Int Pump
Iowa Central ..
K C Southern ..
do preferred..
Ijicleda Gaa . .
Louie at Naah ..
Minn A St L. .
M. S P A 8 8 M
Mo. Kan Tex.
do preferred.
Mo Pacific
Nat Biscuit ...
National Lead .
Mex N Ry 2 pf
N Y Ccntr.il . . .
N Y, Ont A Wes
Norfolk A West
North Am
Northern Pac ..
Pacific Mail . . .
Pennsylvania ...
Peopie'a Gas ..
P, C C A St L..
Plttaburg Coal .
Pressod S Car..
Pull Pal Car ..
Ry Steel Spring
Reading
Hepubllc Steel .
do preferred..
Rock Island Co.
do preferred..
St L A S F 2 Pf
St L Southwest
do preferred..
Sloss Sheffield ..
Southern Pc
Bouthern Ry -
do preferred..
Tenn Copper . .
Tol. St L A We.
do preferred..
Union Pacific ..
do preferred..
U S Realty ...
U 6 Rubber . . .
U B Steel
do preferred..
Utah Copper . ..
Va Caro Cham .
Wabaah
do preferred. .
Western Md ...
Westing Else ..
Western Union.
Wheel ALE..
Lehigh" Valley..
Total oaJc for
100
8O0
9.80O
4.t")
1.SO0
SOO
8,.1'o
57 4
H'l 4
87 "
KO 4
48
114
1.V.4
til's
87 "
38 4
8tS
- 8S
47 4
1C.1
l.-..-."
81
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M4
1224
'it 4
414
500
rioo
8'0
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loO
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ioo
2O0
2tl0
' V.2O0
800
17"
50
123
i i vt
414
'344 844
lOR-t
l.M
" 81 4
142 4
35 ie
"49' '
'of.ii
107"
151
81 4
142
35 7
'is'vi
"r.j'vi
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4 'Ml
6o0
"iooo
Viooo
"1I206
lnim
45 4
10Vs
132 4
125
"js"
Jl0
454
108k
ioi
iiiii
'os"
30
12,400
1394
"f3
158 1
so
03
"93
31
100
2,500
Sl
Mia
44
31
B9
48
400
5,3oo
4"10
700
400
81V)
2fl.KI
IOO
' V.ooo
20.oo
2O0
J.ltoO
4.200
(V0
8,p,
l.ioo
100
4S4.
122S.
314
714
2
22
47's
1M74
94
'42 4
484
121 S
12
1 M,
30
71
2S
00
47 4
186
94
41 U'
7S
US'
40
5tt
'a.:."
044
754
79
30
71
28
21
187
03 4
75 4
41
78
11S-4
.-,014
50 4
14
34
65
704
7D4
.1
74
lis
f.o'4
87
'35 H
n.14
70
79
"i'ej.1 I'll! 17!t-i
174
the day, 200,000 .hare..
BONDS.
L'd r.'upo.'!?: 0!no. P-c. MVjB
rt a a. res ini !No. Paclf Ic 4s ...!
w" . - ,0, 1 . T-nl.,n lllf- I'll" ILIII
to coupon .... u:,
t- r new ja rcK.lia vtis. ... .
"do coupon ...113 Japanese 4s
8SB
D. A K. G. 4s... 92BJ
- M(oney, Exchange Etc.
NEW YORK. July 7. Money on call
ataadr 2 i 2 4 per cent; ruling rate.
2; c.tn?btd? 2: offered at 24- Tim.
loaA. dull Sixty 2 r.."niriin.
days 24ti2; U months. 8403. Prime
mcrcantll? paper. 40 44 Per cent
.l?W"cYajn:SJ- mMbaynk.r.- 1
bill, and -tg-8"0 for
demand Commercial bills. 4.88.
Bar sllv.r 52 o.,
".rnm.lft'Trmv.ad bond, .teady.
LONDON. July 7. Bar gllver Steady.
14 6-ld per ounce.
Money Iftl Per cent. . .
The rate of dUcount In the open market
for abort bllla Is 5 per cent; throe months"
bill.. 8 1-18 P' ctnl
SAN FRANCISCO, July -7 Sterling on
London. 80 day.. 84.84; .Ight, 4.8S.
Draft Sight, lc; telegraph, 3c
CHICAOO. July 7. Exchang. on New
York, IS cents premlum.
Change In Bank Statement,
NEW YORK. Julv 7. Because of consid
erable adverse criticism, the clearlng-hous
statement beginning tomorrow will dot In
clude th 25 per cent reserve of the trust
company members. Instead only the 15
Per cent cash actually held by the trust
"ompanlea In their own vaulu -will figure
In the reserve account and the surplus re
serve will be based on the actual cash hold
ings of banks and trust companies. This
will have the effect of creating a .ma ler
surplus reserve than haa appeared for the
last few weeks.
Condition ot the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. July 7. At rti beginning
of business today the condition of the
United State Treasury wag:
Working balance In Tr;"u :,s5 3S8 419
In blnks'and Phllipplne treasury. S.4t9. 147
Total balance In general fund. . -148.431.ikii
Ordinary receipt, ye.terday i.
Ordinary disbursements "" V "" ,"'',.
The deficit to date this ".cal year I.
$527,374. aa against a aurplua of 81.5-'0,4!o
at thla time laat year.
These figure exclude Panama Canal and
public debt traniactloua.
England'. Foreign Trade.
LONDON. July 7. Tho Board of Trad
return, for the month of June .how a de
crease In import, of 117,619.500. mostly raw
material, of which $16,000,000 represented
oils and rubbers. The export Increased
S,667.5uO, principally cotton textiles.
Stock at Boston.
BOSTON. July 7. Stocks at Boston.
Alloues ai-4 A.Mohawk 49
Amalg. Copper.. HDNevada Con. ...
A. -A L. A Sm.. 27 Nlpisslng Mine... 10
Jrliona Com. .. 10Vs,N. Butte, ex-dlv. 33'i
HACCASM. 14 North Lake 8B
Butt Coalition. 19 Old Dominion. . . 4.
CaL A Arlxona. ,'.s o.ceola, ex-dlv .102
CaL A Hecla...4o0 Parrott (0. A O 12
Centennial 11 3ulncy 73V4
Cop. Ran. C Co. 60. Shannon 11
E. Butte Cp. M. 13 j Superior ....... . 31 T4
Franklin ....... llsup A Boa Mln.. ft
oiroux con. .... i,j;marack, -Vw" li
Oranby Con. ... 8U. S. R. A M. 8
Qreene Cananea. 7l do preferred .. 4s4
I. Royalo (Cop.) 17 it'tah Con. .....". 17
Kerr Lake. L' C"D Co" x-dlv" 5 .
bake Copper 37- lnona
Ua Salle Copper 34 Wolverine 114
kliami Copper.. .8041
Egg Quotation. Suspetided.
ST. LOUIS. July 7. Egg quotation on
the butter, egg nd poultry exchange were
auepended today, owing to hot weather
which has practically removed eggs from
the market. Retailer, who took chances
on finding good eggs In the cases, bought
eggs today at 7 to B cents a doaen. In a
majority of the cue examined on the ex
change as many as eight eggs to a dozen
were found to b bad.
The suspension of quotations followed the
demand that eggs be greded in accord
ance with the hot weather, but aa no
grade could be made, the action to rule egg
quotation off the market wa adopted
Yesterday eggs wer quoted at lo to 17
cents. - .
Pried Fmlt at New York.
NEW YORK. July 7. The market for
evaporated apples was quiet wltrh prices
fully maintained, owing to light supplies,
rtie market for October delivery of prime
apple, is quotable at about 9-4 c. On apot,
fancy quoted at 16c; choice at 14 c; good
to prime. 134c to 14c.
Prunes reported in rather better demand
It anvthlng anil packers ar said to be de
manding an Increased premium on larger
size Locally quotations range from 9 to
15Vkc for California fruit up to 20-30 and
from 11o to 14c for Oregona. ranging
from 80s to 30s.
Pesches continue quiet with choice quoted
at 84ic: extra choice at 8e94c and
fancy at 9ViS10c
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. July 7. Coffee future,
clo.rd .teady. 2 point, net gower on Oc
tober, but generally 1 to 8 point, higher.
Sales 20 750 bags. July, 11.43c; August,
1132c: September, 11.24c; October, 11.15c:
November 11.10c: December. January. Feb
ruary. March. April and May, ll.OSc; June.
II. 07c . , , , ,
Spot coffee, steady. Rio. No. .. 18 5-16
18c: Santos. No. 8, 18c: mild ooffe firm.
Cordova, 146 18c. nominal.
Raw sugar Firm. Muscovado,' 89 test.
8.85c: Centrifugal. P test. 4 tiSc; molasses.
89 test, 3.30C Refined, steady.
44
Imports and Exporte.
..rw YORK. July 7. Exports of mer
hindU. lid dry good, at th. Port of New
The Capital
OF
York for the week ending July 1 were
valued it 113.481.053. Import, of specie at
the Port of New York for the ' week ending
today were $41.80!) silver, and $0088 gold,
Fxport. of specie for the week wer. $s96.
831 silver and no gold.
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAOO. July T. Bu,"5T1Seteaay:
creameries. 19 23c: dairies, "J1.,.
t-ms Steady. Receipts, 16,3JT cases,
at maTkT cases include?, llllc; firsts.
"K...Peetea,dry.U' Dais?.. 13 UH.i
twln5."l2?lef Young America ll
13 4c; long horns, ldiq 13 c.
w York Cotton Market.
x-s-w TORK. July 7. Cotton future,
clcfd stead? July. 14 84c: August. 14.11c;
September. 13.38c; October and November
13 lie; December, 13.12c; January, 13.10o:
March, 13.14c; May. 13.22c.
Spot closed quiet. 20 point, lower. Mid
uplands, 14.65c" do Gulf, 14.80C No .ale..
Wool at St. Lord.
ST LOUI3. July T. Medium grade
combing and clothing-. 18ffl9c; light fine,
17B1SC; heavy fine. 14615c; tub washed,
25330c
Duluth Linseed Market.
DTJLCTH. July 7. Linseed On track
- to arrive. $2.10. nominal; July. $2.19
"ked? SeptembeV. 82.05: October, $1.95.
?????
The use of
bitulithic
pavement
increases
everyyear
?????
THE BARBER ASPHALT
PAVING COMPANY
Construct A. p bait and other B"""
mlnous Pavements. 806-608 Elaotrta
bldg, Portland. Or. Osltar iubr.
, Manager.
TKAVFI.EKS" GCIDK.
AMERICAN
WHITE STAR
RED STAR
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT
WHITE STAR DOMINION
Canadian Service.
F1atim.iaiiliiaiat.-1
Co.'l Offlee. 8 LB td ave... Seattle; or
C. W. Stintter. 254 Wajb,: A. D.
Charlton, 2S5 Slor.j F. R. Johnson.
14 Sd: K. K JJalrd. 10O Sd; I. B.
Hrnlth. 60 5th j II. Dickson, 122 Sd.
OFEX KIVEll TRANSPORTATION COL
blK-J.IN.ltAL.
Frelgnt received
dally at Oalt-sU 4ooK
tor Toe Dalles,
Hood Klver. Whit
- Salmon, Umatilla.
Kennea lea.
Blchland. Hantord,
White Blufla I-erls.
ton. Idaho, and la-
...mMllitt Dolnt.
FlRoT-CLAr? S FASSENOKB .
FARE 50 ctsiNio
1,0 HOOU lUV'EK. WHITE XBCB
T&rr. ,rTtS??.a.v..u?-n. s&i
Vot. TiC 1 A. u'. rlv.nB at Port
land about 6 P. U. aame day. W ;
Buchanan. Suptf, W. a. BmaUaood. Oa I
SerTnones alain 2B0a A SWJ.
MWOM MEM
The Touriat Hlhway
aid Scenlo Kout to Eur one,
via
The St. Lawrenc Blver.
The Shortest Ocean Faaaaca.
Less than Four Daya at Sea.
by the
-EMPRESSES OF THB ATLANTIC." .
Weekly salllncs Montreal. Quebec, to IJver
pooL Flrat cabin. 0; aecomi cabin, 51-2
one-class cabin (called aecond cabin). 47.50:
thM bln. 137 and 31;23- -"W sJT
azent. K. R. Johnaon. O. A.. 14J Third w
of J. J. For.ter. T. F. A-. 718 Beoond av.
bealtl. .
COOS BAY LINE
8TEA31KR BREAKWATER
talis Irota Alnsworth Dock. Portland.
A. llT June 10, 16. 80. 25. 80. July ft, lo. 18.
& lnAcr;Dofthm TSUsT
Ualn 17U. A 1234.
San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Pedro Direct
Kecth Paelfla a 8. Co.' a. 8. Roaaeks
and S. A Ildv sail every Wedneaday altar
lately at 6 P. ai. Tlckst ottlca lai Third
st near Alder.
MAKTm t. HIGI.BT. Paseencer AceaM.
VV. i:. oLLtstK. Frelcht AjesU
raaae M. 1814. A 1W.
u 4
1
Stock
THE
LUMBERMEN'S
NATIONAL 13 A IS K
has been increased
from $500,000
to ' '
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital - - - 1,000,000.00
Surplus Profits $800,000.00
OFFICERS :
3. C. AIWSWORTH. President, R, W. SCHMEER, Cashier.
R. LEA B.lRXES. Vlce-Prealdent,
A. M. WRIGHT, Aaalatant Cashier. W. A. HOLT, Aaalatant ?aahler.
LETTERS OF CREDIT AND TRAVELERS
CHECKS ISSUED NEGOTIABLE EVERYWHERE
DRAFTS DRAWN on all FOREIGN COUNTRIES
LADD k TILTON BANK
, Established 1859
Capital $1,000,000.00 i
Burplna and Undivided Profits 700,000.00
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks issued, avail,
able on all parts of the world.
Corner Washington
First National Eanfc
CapitaUl,500,000
Surplus '750,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains
V i a
Mm Ruoert
Charlotte Islands and local pflttts.
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
" Ml.TAI3f DIVISION) f
&7ugu&V.B&W checked from Seattle. ' Victoria or Vancouver,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
(Double Track Route)
r.O SafSaS'"
15 v u-:a-carta and club breakfast. ,
Iajw 30 and 60-day round-trip Tourist Tickets. Send for free booklet giving
route-s and rates. '. , t-,
J H. BURGIS. General Agent. Passenger Dept.
First Ave. and Teeler Way. Seattle. Vash.
TBAVBUBy GUIDK.
STEAMSHIP
HESERVATIOJiS AND TICKETS
DORSEY B. SMITH. MANAGER
General Steamship Agents
ALL LINES
69 Fifth Street Portland, Or.
STEAMER ANVIL
Sails from Albers Dock No. 3 Monday.
July 10, 7 P. M.. for Tillamook, Bay
City Newport, Florence, Bandon and
Coqullle River points. Ticket office
128 Third St.. phone Main 628. A 4598.
Dock phone A 1902, Main 151. Freight
and passengers.
ON
FIFTH
AT
STARK
and Third Streets.
North Coast Touriat Route "Norway of America,'
STEAMSHIP'S
' "PRINCE RUPERT" and "PRINCE GEORGE."
Leave Seattle, Wash.,
Wednesday and Sunday at 12:00 o'Clock Midnight for
Trir-tnria. Vancouver. Prince Rupert, Stewart,
with a S. "PRINCE ALBERT" for Queen
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
HAN ITIANCI8CO PORTLAND STSAM. .
SHIP CO.
San Franalsco aod Los Angeles direct.
From Alnsworth Dock. Portland. A. M.
S.S. Rose City July 1, Beaver 12, Bear la.
From San Francisco. Northbound. 1:1 M
8.8. Beaver July 5, Bear 10. Rose City 15.
From San Pedro, Northbound, 12 M.
B.S. Bear Julv 8, Rose City 13, Beaver It.
H .A. Mosner. C. T. A.. 142 Third st.
J. W Ransom, agent. Alnsworth Dock
Phones Main 402. Ualn 26S. A 1402.
NEW YORK PORTLAND
REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE.
XjOt- Rate a. Schedule Tlma, -
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. CO.
lit) Railway Exchange Bids,
Portland. Or.
Ualn HI. A ,1'T
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
(Union Line of X. Z a
VIA TAHITI AND WELLINGTON
Direct through ateamsrs. salllnir fro rn Baa
Franclaco, June 28 and every 26 daya. Well
UuTton and back. 1st class. 2M Other rats
also low. The line to Isles of the South fceas.
yor reservations see Coupon Railroad Agents,
r address Oceaaie 8. 8. ta.. San FransUco,