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u THE MORNING OREGONIAN RIDAT, JUNE 3 1913. 19 horis. $26.Oi-027 per ton; midd..r.j: $31 HOP ORDERS CABLED WOOL BUYING BRISK 00 days. 41. per cent; six months, 55H per cent. Prlnsfe mercantile paper, 5H Pr cent. Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi ness in bankers' bills at $4.83 for oO-day bills and at $4.$6S5 for demand. Commercial bills. $4.S2H- Bar silver. 60H? Mexican dollars, 4 SC. Government bonds, firm : railroad bonds, weak. LONDON. June 5. Bar silver dull. CASH SALES LARGE per ton, BARLEY Feed. 926.50 per ton; brewing. nominal, rolled. S?29.3 per ton. HAY Eastern Oregon timothy, choice, $lsfc 1 per ton; alfalfa. $13614. Fruits and Vegetables. Local Jobbing quotations i TROPICAL FRCITS Oranges, Naval. $4.50 & 5.30; Florida grapefruit, $5.50 6.50, lemons. $7.75 25 per box; pineapples, 8c per pound. ONIONS New red, $1.25 per sack. VEGETABLES Artichokes. 76c per dozes : asparagus, Oregon. 50c jj $1.00 per dozen; beans, 1012c per pound; cabbage. 3c per pound; cauliflower, m $2 per crate; com. $3 per sack: cucumbers' $2.50 per box; eggplant, 25c pound. ; head lettuce, $2.54 per crate; peas, 9c per pound; peppers, 35P40c per pound; radishes, 103l2c per dozen; rhubarb. l2c per pound; spinach, 75c per box: tomatoes. $2.5005 per box; garlic, 7ySc per pound. POTATOES- Burbank, 40 50c per hun dred ; r.ow, c per pound. I YOU ARE INVITED to consult this bank on all points relating to . investments, the purchase of bonds, stocks or other financial matters. It is the business of a banker to know about those things. United States National Bank Surplus and Capital Third and Oak Sts. ?2,000.000. . 1 Wheat Options Rally in Chi cago Market. Bids of Fourteen Cents Are Made for New Crop. One Million Pounds Trans ferred at Shaniko. 27 ll-16d ner ounce. Money. 3fi'3i4 Dei- cent. The rate of discount ln the open mar ket for short bins is 4 , per cent; ror three months bins. 4sff44 per cent. SAN FRANCISCO. June 5. Sliver bars. Mexican dollars, nominal. Drafts, sight. .03; do telegraph. .06. Sterling ln NO PURCHASING IS DONE FIRST SALE OF SEASON ondon. 60 days. 14. 834 ! do. sight. $4.87. BULLS HAVE ADVANTAGE Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON. June 5. The condition of the United States Treasury at the beginning of business todav was : Working balance $ 63.564.3b Omm Dealers Not Advised of Any Chance In Foreign Conditions-. Premature Bloom Appears on Sacramento Vines. Prices Ranjre Kropi 12 to 1 5 3-8 Cents Hinlon THp Bring Top Quotat Ion On 1 y Hal f Vsual Quantity Is Stored. Dealers s1imate Kansas Crop as Low as Seventy Million Bushels a nil Alo Find Shrinkage in Oklahoma. in ranKc ana rn.nppmc treasury i .tvoos GKEEN FRUIT Apples, new. $1.75 per bo; old. nominal; strawberries, 75c 1.50 per crate : cherries. '. ' ? u 15c per pound ; goose berri. , 2Q 4c per pound : apricots, $1.75&2 per box : water-melons, 5c per pound. S AC K V E3E7A B LES T urnlps. $ 1 par sack; parsnips. $1 per sack, crarrots. $1 per sack. Staple Groceries. Local jobbing quotations: SALMON Columbia River. one-pound Total of general fund 136,M0S.6i Receipts yesterday 3.02,512 . Disbursements 1.502.167 1 he surplus (hi. risc-al year i? xo. i' I us against a deficit of 4.73.8S lat year. i ne rigures ior recoiois. msuursemenr?. surplus and deficit exclude Panama Canal land public debt transactions. f 14 i-n for h w cron wre two Sa 1 m h "r dealers yterday. msde Th quart tlty of th order? far as couM noiiuM WU bnlPF. One waa for Knarlisr? accoimt. Po be learned DO business re- united. Nothing ha romp by rable to indicate any change 1n the foreinn OTOP situation. Lice ire prevalent in some sections, as is usually the case at this time of year, but if there lias b-en any alteration in general conditions the :,.: haa not been advised of It. The Oregron crop is where it was a week ttfrn, ,-, rar as prospects are concerned. The condition is a spotted one, with, some of the larger sections making the poorest show- The outlook In California now Is for a vmHller yield than last year. f 'allfornlH letters NOtil ad yesterday said tin- hnps in the Sacramento section are blooming already and for this reason the ywnwri ftar the crop will be short. The 8Rin early bloom occurred a few years ago and was followed by a small harvest. The Sacra men to News, of June I. says : "Inspection of some f the yards show that the advance vines are goitiK into the flower on aims not' over six Inches long. This condition exists on seemingly healthy vines which have not yet reached the wire. s soon as th arms begin to flower they top grow ing. TTtisually. however, they at -tain a Rrowth of two or three feet. As this Is part of the vine that bears the crop, short arms naturally indicate a short yield. "Just what the muse of this particular rendition Is hop men arc puzxied to know. Stood V. Flint, a well -known grower and dealer attributes it to the dry season. Al though the vinos appear to be In" good con dition they apparently have not had cnouffh water at the proper timen and will not yield a normal crop. Even In districts where the hops hi ve been Irrigated, the condition Is noticeable and It Ih believed that all yards will suffer, excel) t possibly lhse. that were Irrigated as early as January and February, when there were several weeks of rainless Weather. 'This seems to be an off year for hepaV said Mr. Flint. 'The yild will be what Is know ii as a "bottom" crop. Instead of a "top ' crop, that la. the yield will be on the lower part of the vine. A similar con dition to thts existed several seasons ago, and as a result, the crop was light. The stnd f hops in this county Is good and i there are but few missing hills, but the tot a yield wlll be below normal. " Reports from Sonoma County, where there m re ma ny hop yards, are to the ef fect that the outlook Is uneertaln because nf th- attacks' of lice. Spraying will be eosorted to and will hala.M BTRAt rtKRiM MAXKKT h as su mp lit-! New Crop California Apples Are Re ceived m Front Mreet. The strawberry nia rkt broke badly yes rerda?. The slump oturteU in the early morning with very large receipts on the public market. Cndor normal conditions the. supply would not be excessive, but cori aum pt ion is not yet on in f ul I aw Ing. Prices on the street ranged from "." CfjnfB to Sl.oO a. crate. It Is likely that prfcea will - not go lower, ant may react today. The prom ised Hliowers have blown over, and if the dry weather continues, the crop will be a short one. The first new apple of the season made their appearance yesterday. They came from Winters, t'al., 'and sold t fl.TQ a box. Apricots wero steady at tl.foQS a cvate. Among the vegetable receipts were the ft rat California cucumbers. which were quoted at $".50 a box. Ureen torn was stead y at $3 a sack. Peas were firm at cents a pound. Xew potatoes continue firm tn tr South. A car of cabbage Is due today. nr. r CONTRACTING NOT STARTED Ide ll Weather Contlltfonn Reported I'rom Inlanil 1 . 1 : 1 . 1 1 The current demand from California for wheat Is light, but there is a fair Inquiry for July shipment fronts both the southern state and the. Orient. The market la quoted firm at M cents for club. A little new crop business Is being done, but the tevms have not been made public. There has been no wheat contracting in the country yet. Ideal weathsjT conditions were reported yesterday from the Pn louse and other parts of Ru st e n Y h ah 1 n a t o n . Oats hold firm at 132. with nnlv an or dinary demand. The barley market Is dull. Local receipts, in cars, were reported by the Merchants K vrhiiWfl as follows Wh'e.a eat Barley Flour O Oats Hay aloud ay Tuesday Wed nssoay Tb u isilay 16 :iri ip 17 4 10 Year ago nson ti date irtfwo STM :;si 2400 2419 Year as . I 122l 1657 GIsTO M l nKHilli I.WV UMil l.ATlONS : Icpartment Commliteo Now Ready (o Re ceive Recommendations. The committee appointed by the Secre ts 1 of the Department of Commerce, the DepMrtment Of the Treasury and the Depart ment of Agriculture to draw up regula tions for the enforcement of the new net weight law, announces that It Is now ready to rOCelva recommendations and sugBcstlons In writing. The drag hearings for' manu facturers', dealers and others interested will be held in New York during the meek of June 9, and other hearings will be held whenever and herever there is sufficient demand. Toe not weight law was signed March 3. 101 ;:. and is to go into effect 18 months from that Usto. ItVequires that the quan tity of the contents of food packages he plainly marked on the outside of each pa -kaco in terms of weight, measure or numerical count. Arttve Deniaml fir cheese market Is tending upward. f the leading THlftmook sellcre haa t d his prtea balf a cent. The demand H.l is active. The butter market Is also firm, tho recent hot v eathar glvlrtp it added strenptb. Poultry and dressed meat receipts were light ye terda and the market was steady on all classes. There was a firm demand for etjE. "urreiit receipts contain an iiiK proportion of hot weather egga. selected Increas- tiank ( Ifring-. BHnk clearings of the Northwestern cities Jraaterday were as follows: Clearings Balances. T land a.2S7.'-'-,7 2l:.-llJ Heart to 2.026. T.Oft 14.0'-s Tkconia . KSS.045 T.l-JT Spokanr 6?6M4 OS,030 PORTLAND MARKETS. Grain. I lour. Feed. Bt. VVH Rat Track prices: Cttb. 04c : blue stem. tl.Aiei.nS; 40-fold. 04O0C.c: red Rus alan. to: Valley. 04c. KI.OLR patents. $4.70 par barrai; aaraJshts. ?4.10; exports. -.. j :; v.- vails v. 4.T: graham. $4.60; wbole wheat. $4.30. OATS No. 1 white. $32 par ton; stained and oft grade, less. CORN Whole. $28.00. cracked. T20.50 par ten. alll.LtTv-'r FS Bran. $2 50625 psr ton; tails. $2.25 per dozen ; half-pounl flats $1.40: one-pound fiats, $2.45 ; Alaska pick, one-pound tails, SCc . silverstdes, one-pound tails. $1.25. HONEY Choice, $a.25-g3.7." per case. NUTS Walnuts, 18c per pound; Brazil nuts, l2H15c; filberts, I415c. almonds, 1 Sc : peanuts. 5 5 hc ; ccjeoanuts 90c $1 per dozen ; chestnuts. 11c per pound ; hick ory nuts, pecans, lie; pine, it y 20e. BEANS Small white, 6Hc; large whlta, 8c; Lima, tiSOc; pink. 4c; Mexican, 5c: bayou, 4 He SUGAR4 Fruit and berry. $5.15; Honolulu plantation, $5.10: beet. $4.00; extra C, 4.05; powdered, barrels. $5.40; cubes. barrels, $3.50. COFFEE Roasted, In drums, 21 40c per pound. IS ALT Granulated. $14 per ton; half ground 100a, $10 per ton; 50s, $10.75 per ton; dairy. $12.50 per ton. RICK No. 1 Japan. 35c: cheaper irodeE. 44c; Southern head. 6c. DRIED FRUITS Apples, 10c per pound; apricots. 1214c; peaches. 8llc: prunes, Italians, b10c, silver, lbo; fig's, whlta and black. 64 & "c; currants. 9 (fee; raisins, loose Muscatel. e,7Viio; bleached. Thompson 11 c ; unbleacned. Sultanas, 8c; seeded. 715-SHc; dates. Persian, 7&8c per pound; fard. $1.05 per box. FIGS Twelve 10-ounce, 85o; 00 ounce Sl.SC; 70 4-ounce, $2.50; 30 10-ounce. $2-25; loose. 50-pound boxes, li'-i 7c; Smyrna, boxes. $1.10(1.25: eahdled. $a peV hex. Dairy sod Country Produce. Local Jobbing quotations: POULTRY Hens. IKfLUxr : broilers. 25c; turkeys, live, 18020c; areesed, i hoice. 24 if 25c ; ducks, old. 1 7 18c : young, S3 S 25c ; geese, young. 1 5 U 16c. EtiGS Oregon ranch, case count, iBvf 19c per dozen: candled, 20 21c per dozen. CHEKSE Oregon triplets. ltflOVic; Dai sies. 16V, fl 17c; Young America. lTWfJ18e. B UTTER City creamery butter cubes, 2e per pouxrti; prints, 2920o per povnd. POitK Fancy, 11 11 fee per pound. VEAL Fancy. 14c per pound. Provisions. Local jobbing quotations: H AM S 10 to la po uuda, 20 21c 12 to 14 pounds. 20 21c; picnics. 18 He; cottage roll, 16c. BACON Fancy. 20 30c; standard, 24 25c; English. 2223c. LARD Ln tierces, choice, 14o; com pound, OHc. t uhi SALT MEATS Regular short clears. l$Ulfic; short clear backs. 12 to 16 lbs.. 14 15 1a c; short clear Dicks, lb to 25 lbs., 1415Hc; exports, 15luc. BAR RELED BEEF Extra mess beef. $10; mtas beef, $10; plate beef. $21; rolled boneless beef. $30. BARRELED PORIv Best pis pork, $21; Bickied pork, $23. Hops, Wool and Hides. UOPS 1012 crop. B14c per pound . ldlS contracts. 16 14c per pound. PELTS Dry. J2c lamos, 2535c. WOOL Kastorn Oregon. 1017c; Valley. 1416o per pound. HIDES Sslted hides, 12c per pound; salted calf. 10 17 H c ; salted kip, 12 14c . green hides. 11c ; dry hides, 21 22c ; dry calf No. 1, 25c; No. 2. 20c; salted bulls. Sc. MOHAIR 1013 clip. 3033c per pound. 66c. Linseed OH and Turpentine. LINSEED OIL Rew. barrels. BSfl : boiled, barrels. 60c; raw, cases, 03c; boiled, cases. 65c. OIL MEAL F. o. b. Portland works: Car lots. 33; S and 10-ton lots, $34: ton lota M. TURPENTINE Barrels, 54,c; cases. 57c Chicago Livestock Market . CHICAGO," June S. 'battle Receipts. 4.500; market, steady to strong. Beeves, $7,206' 8. SO: Texas steers, g6.70 15 7.7R ; Western steers, S6.S,"i (3 8.1)0 ; stockers and feeders, $0 8.05; cowsj and heifers, $3.60ttS; calves, $7.75 11. Hogs -Receipts. "10,000; market, dull to 5c to 10c. lower. Llcht, $S.30ii 8.52 Va ; mixed, $R.2atJ S,53; heavy. $7.05 ?t S.45; rough, $7.Vfi (bS.15; pigs. $.50SfS.15; bulk of sales, fS.40 5 S.4.V Sheep Receipts, 14.000: market, weak to 10c lower. Native, $4.S5t 5.60; Western. J4.00 5.75; yearlings. $5.40tt.:i5: lambs, native, $5t7.35; Western, ?5. 30 7-40; Sjrlng, $5.75 6 8.40. Metal Marketh. NEW YORK. June 5. Copper, nominal. Spot to Aufcust. 14.75 asked ; electrolytic, 15.50(5 15.75; lake, 15. S7 16.00; casting. 15.251 15.62. Tin weak. Spot and June, 45. 40 45.60; July, 42.2545.60. Lead dull. 4.SO(Er4.40. Spelter quiet. 5.25 r n.iftO. Antimony dull. Cookson's. S.75 9.00. Iron quiet and unchanged. London murkcts closed as follows : Copper firm, spot 66; futures, 65. 17s. 6d. Tin dull. Spot. 209; futures, 207, 10s. Spelter, 22, 17s. 6d. Leud, 19; 17. Cd. Iron, Cleveland warrants. 58s. Omaha Livestock Market. SOUTH OMAHA. June 5. Cattle Re ceipts, 2800; market, steady. Xatlve steers. $7,454(8.50; cows and heifers, $6.25i&7.75; Western steers, $0.75i S.OO; Texas steers, $6 7.35; range cows and heifers, $5.5u7.50; c alves. $7 & IO. Hogs Receipts, SS0O; market, steady. Heavy, $8. 10 ft' 8.20: light. $8,304) S.25; pigs, $7fc 8; bulk of sales. - tr, s . Sheep Receipts. 27uO; market, strong. Yearling.". $5.75 6.50; wethers, 5.50 5.S0 ; lambs, $d.754? 7.50. Navral ntisnsi SAVANNAH. Ga.. June ". Turpentine firm. Ho'c. sales. 1312; receipts. 1479; ship ments lt'13.; stocks 24,815. Rosin Klrm. Sales, none; receipts. 3571; shipment 200: stocks. 95.302. Quote: AB, $4.55; CD. $4.60: E. $4.56: F. $4.7u: G. $4.75; H. $4.St; t, J-1.90; K. $5.2; M. $5.65: N. $6. 3 ; W G, $ 6. 70 ; VY W.)$6. 80. lmltith Linseed Market. MJLUTH, June 5. Clos July. fl.2tn4 asked.; : Oct.. $1.3" l. l-inseed. Hoim at New York. YORK, June r. Hops Qule: EQUIPMENT CLASS IS AIM TtHiffiou Department of v. M. c. A. to Muko Charts and Map?-. An MkullMftwttt class is to be a novel l'eature of the religious department ac tivities this Summer at the Young Men's Christian Association. For ' some time R. R. Perkins, the director, has been, wantlnc a permanent set of charts and maps to Uafe in Bible study classes and he has concluded that the best wey to obtain them la to organize a class to make them. The ne-w class, which is to start within the next few- days, will contain crtists and others who have technical iibi.ity that will be useful in oreoarinz I exhibits wanted. The class is to In clude several Sunday school superin tendents who will assist in outlining; 1 the work. we nope to kill two birds with one stone by maintaining this class." said Mr. Perkins. "While the exhibits will be of permanent value their prepara tion will involve considerable Bible study that necessarily will be conduct ed along new lines. Blueprints of all charts and map made will be supplied to Sunday schools and other organiza tions that wish to iws them." It is probable that members of a Bible elub that has been conducted by M. E. Snedccor will join the equipment lass la a body. They met last night at the residence of Mr. ?nd Mrs. Per kins and considered the plan. SHANIKO. Or.. June 5. (Special.) At lie Shaniko wool a. - todav Boston. Now York and Chicago houses had buyers on tlie ground, but up to noon the bidding was , L very spirited and the bids ranged from u 14 cents, only about 200. 000 poundi being bought. rter noon, however, bidding was more brisk and offers ranged from 12 to cents. ool . hauling is not yet completed, there being only about one-half the usual stor age. Other sales will be held on June 21 and July 11. Rome of the wool sold today brought as low as 12 cents on account or the recent rain during the shearing The highest bid was X5 cents a pound for the J. E. Hinton lot of 64.79S potman. The net sales today were 1,000.000 pounds. SELLING IS CHECKED '3TOC K S A 1 1 E S V P PO RTED AN D LIQlII.nO SLOWS DOWN'. Bears Are Still Active but Looses Are Not Severe Demand Better but Not Keen. NEW YORK. June o. The stream of liquidation was checked today and efforts were made to support the stocks which form the backbone of the market. There were periods of pronounced weakness, hut the market showed Increased recuperative powers and rallied briskly after a setback n.t the onenlnz and a sham bear drive the. afternoon. Increased pressure In the final dealings put the list well below yes terday's close, but losses were considerably smaller than on the preceding day. The rt em and for stocks was bet ter. a I though not keen? Selling by London in tills market continued today. It was aMafli heoHtiKe of these offerings that the market began the day with many losses of one, to two noints After a sham hound the market grew dull, holding; firmly on the higher level until a spirited bear drive upsot the list In, the early afternoon. Vigorous buying served to prop up the leaders, but the tone was unsettled until the close. Some stocks were jjnder se vere pressure. Can and Smelting preferred also were distinct ly heavy. The hnnfl market was heavy with espe clal weakness among some of the u per. cent issues. M issoun I'acmc convertibles iuai y, ml rtenver A Rio Grande refunding 5s 2 lb Northern Pacific Sf fell back 2't. Total sales fpar value). $1,900,000. United Plates 3s and Panama 4s aavancen on can CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Reported by J. C. Wilson & Co.. Lewis building. Port land. Closing Sales. rv.ooo 2.1 00 Sft. 3 DO l.soo 4 no High. 6i SStt 274 66 43 37 61 4 100 H 107 H i28i 210 34 4 118 163, 8914 217 01 S 11 32714 1034 -19!4 '3714 27 Low. Hid. A ma I Copper . . A m Beet Sugar Am Can Co do preferred. . Am Car & Fdy Am Cotton Oil. 7 '2:1 MK . 42 K S7 59'4 Will ions 127i 101 .14 117H 95 54 "li2ii 88 . 214H SS Vj 10 126 102 18'i 2.-. 2S 1294 ' is" ' 2f 2B' 87 42 Srti 600 Am sansu A Ref 14.000 0W do preferred.. 4.500 Am Sugar M 97 iotm do preferred. . Am Tei tt Tel.. Am Tobacco . .. Anaeonou All Coast Line.. AT Santa Fe do preferred.. Bait A Ohio . . . Brook R Tran . . Canadian Pac . . C A O no 3.300 2.20O 0.400 200 4.900 " 5.266 3,000 79.7O0 18800 1.80O 2u0 5.100 1.00O 1274 Mtl 4' I : 1 9.-.i 92, 88 216' 58 O & G W C N W C. M sc St Paul . (Centra I Ieather 10 1 L'7 1"2 -', 18Vj Central of N J. Chlno Col Fuel Iron Colo Southern . . Consol Gas D L ft W D & R O Erie General Elee . .. Gi North Ore. . Gt North pf Illinois Centra . Interboru- Met . . do preferred. . Inter Harvester. K C Southern . . Lehigh Valley .. 291 34 2Vi 1,800 30rt 2.OO0 "200' 13.1 no 40O LOOf S.90Q 300 2.OO0 2.800 aoo 401 1 16.500 800 760 1.4iO 24 "a 1 29 X9S 1IH 15 24 t 3t r-'-j "i mil 102 21?4 l.-.-iH ma 194. 20 as 4 ir.4 29 ' 12J M 111 134" 122 11IH 12ii lo 1214 - 122 191 1004 . 21 4 2144 1.-.0V4 129 ii44 19 29 ISO 129 Louis & Nash . . Mexican Central. M. S P 3s S S M Mo. Kan & Tex. Mo Pacific National Lead .. Nat Biscuit . . do preferred. . N Y Central . . . n v. Ont & Wea Norfolk & West North America.. Northern Pac . . Pacific Mail 17a 120 LS 34IO 294 i 110 114 3.50O 2.10O 500 4.766 400 9Rti 103 iioii 20 Jr. '1 1034 iosi lDVi 08 2U 1024 74 1119 4. 1944 Pac IMc T ft 1 do preferred Pennsylvania ... 4. TOO People's Gas . .. 200 Reading 00,100 Republic S ft T. . 2.000 Rock Island Co. M0$ Southern Pac . . 8.700 Southern Ry ... 2.700 Texas OH 1.300 Union Pacific . . 00.500 do preferred. . 600 United Rds S P V S Steel 110.SOO do preferred. . 2.400 Utah Coppoc ... 4.20O Wabash Western Union. . 30A Westing Elec . . I.IOO 26 80 108 10BH 1565 '20 1444 9.1 2144 102 144 44 82 '.i-.ii 104 44 4T 'sU 58 Vi 1074 lml44 15. 1944 Ul 9244 21 09 Vi 14244 81 54" ' 1044 4044 57, 107 44 ion 44 1554 19 14 92 44 21 100 I as 44 so, 18 544 104 44 4 IV C5 Wisconsin Cent.. 1.700 45 4244 42 44 Total sales for the day, r.20.000 shares BONDS. Renorted bv Overbeck & Cooke Co., Board if Trade building. Portland. Bid. 03 H 00 OOH 04 , r4 02 Asked. Atchison general 4s tlantlc Coast Line rirrt,4s.. B & O sold 4s R R T 4s i'hesapeak & Ohio 4'is C m Rt p gen 41-s C R I col 4s Oal Gas &e C B joint 4s icrle cn 4s - Int Met 4H i mt1i-iiia a. v . uni 4s o: 90 U 01 94 35 92 94 i 4 71 . 74 74H .94 . H f" B .91 9ir . 03 U 03 H .80 . t0 92 . 97 97 1z . W- 1W . 02 V. 1S4 . GR Si, . 80 Witt .90 .103 ioau . 7r. 75 .67 .96 9tH . 09 S 9!" 4 a '. ' Mttfr "... .83 - 77 5 7Si .100 "lMtt .100 .102 . 10S4 .14)t I03i .113H 114 .114 Missouri pacific 4a -esi N y C sen J1!8 - N & W first con 4e Northern pacific 4s Oregon Short Line ref 4s Orecon Ry Nav 4s Pacific Tel r.s Penna con 4s,...,..... Reading general 4s t?t L A San Frp n ref 4s Southern Pacific ref 4s Southern Pacific col 4s Southern Railway 5s Southern Rftltwai 4s fnited Railway ir.v 4s Vnlon Pacific first and ref 4s.. T'nited states fcteei us West Shore 4s Wabash 4a Weatlnghouee Elec conv 5s.... Wisconsin central 4s Western Pacific 5s fnited States 2s registered.... United Staes 2s coupon t'nited States 3s registered.... t'nited States 3a coupon I'ntted States 4s registered.... United States 4s coupon . Stocks at Boston BOSTON. Jun Allodex - losing quotations : 30 Mohawk 46i Am win Copper. . A Z 1 A Sm . . . Arizona Com . . B C CaSH- .7 Nevada Con . . . . 20 - - Mines. 1- S3 144 A zadNarcn Butte ;North iake. . . . t'al ft Ana 02 'Old Dominion. . . Cal Hecla. . . .430 Centennial ...... 11 Osceola ;Quincy 71 39 Cop Ran Con Co 40 'Shannon K Butte Cop M. 10 Superior Pranklln 4 Sup ft Bos Mln.. Uiroux Con .... 1 J 'Taroaraek Granby Con ... 57(U 8 S R ft M . . . Greene Cananea. do preferred.. . I Kovalle (Cop) 19 Utah Con Ken Le as Utah Copper Co. !ke Copper.... 9'Winona La Salle Copper 3 I Wolverine Miami Copper.. . 20 2 W 2H II S 48", T4 4SH 1 Mdwy, Cxrhsatf. Etc. NffW Btastdv- YORK. June B. Monev on call. IH2?4 per cent; ruling rale,. 2; last bid. :u . offerer! at Time lo.Uia, stronger. 6' -days. 4vper cent; SAN FRANCISCO PBODICF MARKET. Prices Quoted at the Bay City for Vegeta bles. Fruits. Etc. AN FRANCISCO. June .V The follow ing produce prices were current here today: Fruit Apples. 7.e ro si.ou; Mexican limes. $6.50 fti 7.50 ; California lemons, choice, $5.50; common, $44.50: pineapples, $23. Potatoes Oregon BuruanKS. tiSc; Riv- BurbankF. 07oc; new, 1 53 '2. f c j sweets. 4H i5c. Cheese New. 14 : s oung Americas, 17 He Eggs Store. 22c: fancy ranch, 24Hc. Hay Wheat. $2325; wheat and oats. $21.60 22; alfalfa. $12 14. Butter Kancv 'rsamery. 27c; seconds. 27c. 0 ege tables Cucumbers. 5c $1. 1 5; gre-n peas. $1.25 2 ; string beans, 5 Sc ; egg plant, ,20 25c. unions New, red, ausj tiuc per aacit; ijer- muda seed, yellow, 75c $1.50. Receipts Flour, S qusrters; harley. 2125 centals; potatoes, 1005 sacks; hay. Z Coffee and Sugar. NEW YORK. June 5. Coffee futures opened steady at an advance to 15 to 18 points on realizing by recent sellers and rni v in ir ror a r tenon, encou raced bv favor able cable news. Shortly after the opening. .ever, prices wea kened tinder renewed ilda tlon or bear pressure Inspired by re ports of an unsettled cost and freight situa tion and the market sold off to a net loss of six or eight points. Later prices rallied on renewea covering ana more 1 avornn i" private cables from Hamburg. The close stoSMly. sales. Sfl.noo. June and .1 "i 10c; September, 10mc; October, 10.10c; Jan uary, 10.2:i--: March, lo.27c; May, MGSOe. Spot coffee ttffldy. Rio 7. r: bantos 4. 1Z0S0. Mild quiet. Cordova, lie lie nominal. Haw sugar easy. Muscovado. 2.8nff :.s:;e ' eentriiugai. -i.,W(T .s.::,c ; molasses, '....'; 'z.iioc; refined steady. Cotton Market. NEW TORE. June B. Cotton Snot closed quH'i. Middling uplands. 11. wu ; do, gulf. .jo. saies, aisn oauoa. Fut ures closed steady. B to 28 noints MKher ; June. LX.O0; July, IX. TO; Ausruat 11.4tt; September, 1X28; October. 11. IS; No vember. 1 1.3 6; December, 11.18; January 11.12; February. 11.13; March, 31.24 Chicago Dairy Produce. CHICAGO. Juno S. - Butter Irregular Ci eamerleu. 24 U (a 27 h c I'KKS Higher. KOOOiPTfl, 'JT.oH: cases : mark, cases included. 17 Q)18a ordinary flrsts. 17 Vr c ; firsts. 3 8c. Irled Fruit at New York. N K V YORK. June 5. Evaporated apples quiet; choice. 04 'c. Prunes, fi reaches, quiet but steady. HOG PRICES HOLDING (iOOlJ BCYISG KJEEP.S PACE WITH JARtiE RUN. fist of Cattle Offered ruirins Day Are Poor Grade Sheep Are Tending; Downward. The stock yards had another good run of hogs, nearly 12O0 head being unloaded, but there was no weakness ln the market as a result. The cattle offered were mainly poor grade and sold accordingly. Mutton stock showed an easy . tendency. No steera were put on sale that graded above from $0 to S7.25. town sold from $6 to S7.25. Heifers from Sti.25 to $6.75 and bulls from $5 lo $0. I'ackers again took choice light weight hogw at 8.55. but the bulk or salea were at $8.50. A good many of the swine offered were under the average weight. Lambs, yeArllngs and mixed lots made up the transactions In the sheep house. Lambs did not g.j over S6.75. as cdmpared with $7 on the previous sales. Yearlings brought 95.50 and mixed sheep rangea In price from $5.25 to $5.00. Receipts were Iff! cattle, eight calvea 1188 hogs and 1081 sheep. Shippers were: H. H. Morgan, by boat,. 42 cattle; L. K. West. Oakland, 1 car of sheep; K. Young- rcm. Woodland, Wash., 1 car of cowa ana .Ives; George End, sherar, 1 car of cattle and hogs; K. B. Decker, Silver'.on and Ger. 'als, 2 cara of cattle, sheep and hogs; F. B. Ferguson. Amity, l car of hogs; fatton t Norwood. Harrisburg. 1 car of sheep and hogs; R. B. rjixon. Roseburg, 'J cars or -ep ; Hugh L'uximlnsi, t orvalrla. 1 car 01 hogs; J. S. Flint. Junction City, 2 cars of sheep; J. C. Buswell, Grandview, Wash., 1 car of hogs; C. C. Clark, Blalock. 2 cars of cattley P. B. Decker, Condon, 1 car of hogs; J. E. Reynolds, Condon. 1 car of hogs; Tony Lilly. Condon, "2 cars or hogs; J. Cobb. Condon. 1 car of hogs; Arlnigton Lumber Co.. Condon, 1 car of hogs; John Day De velopment Co., Condon, 1 car of hogs; M. liaivorson. lone. 1 car or cattle ami calves; Fall Creek Sheen Co., American Falls, 1 car of hogs, and Sol Dlckaraon, Welser, 1 car of cattle and hogs. The day's sales were as follows W eight. 964 Price. 6.25 7.O0 8.50 7.15 5.00 8.10 o.OO 6.00 5.00 7.00 10 cows . 30 heifers 42 steers 40 cows . 2H steers 3 bulls . 24 steers 1 st as 2 steers 1 bull .. 1 cow 1 cow . . 24 hogs . . . 1 02 . . .1020 . . .1200 . . .1G00 1134 . . . Slits . . . 625 . . . 550 . . .1110 . .'.1200 . . . 138 . .. 157 . . . 1911 . . . 197 . . . 55 S.25 XI hogs 1 hog .. 32 hogs S.35 S.45 5.:t5 5.25 I 40 199 lambs 82 mixed :;i hogs 9 hogs 67 lambs 10 'lambs 1 lamb . 59 lambs 56 lambs 9K hogs 19 hogs 67 hogs 15 hogs 3 steers 1 steer 2 steers S steers s steers 2 steers tt cows . 2 co.wa 2 heifers 4 cows sheep 00 . . 14S . . ..Mi ... BO . . W . . . eo . . . 87 . .. 185 . . . lftn . . . . 1 92 159 . . . 114 7(! , . T20 7.50 8.30 e.oo 6.75 8.75 7.50 S.35 8.55 8.50 S.OO $7.25 fl.OO . . '70 . . 97S . . 980 . 825 . 986 . . 1050 795 . . 97". . . S.'ie . . 83C .. mo . . 120O .. 188 180 . . 0S0 . . 122i' . . 700 .. 1300 550 98 90 67 SS . . 1SS 290 . . 196 . . 135 . , nor. .. ,:t90 . . 1S9 . . 278 .. 1S5 the yards T. 13 6.00 7.0U 8.75 6.73 6.00 7.00 7.00 7. J". 7.00 U.OU 9.00 C 00 5.50 5.00 l.Oo 5.0O 5.35 5.60 5.25 5.50 S.oO 7.50 8.30 7.43 7.40 S.OO 8.40 7.15 was COD - cows T "cow 1 cow 1 call 1 calf 1' stags 1 bull 1 bull 1 bull 1 bull la mixed sheep 15P mixed sheep 118 mixed sheep ."Ji yearlings . . . 98 h osrs 1 hog 79 hogs 2 hogs 3 hogs ....... 1 hog 79 hogs r hogs 4 hogs The r;inge of prices at a-s follwws; Choice jtears Good steera . J6.00 9S.33 7.50 7.55 7.23 7.50 7.23 & 7.50 8.409 :. .0Qs CM t.OOtf . 4.30 t 7.44 6 .: j .3 Modlum steers Cnolc.i cows uood cows Medium cows Choice calves . ........ Good heavy calves. -. . . Bulls Ho Light .ieavy 7.00W "'ethers I Xwea . fi. 00 S.85 I Lambs 3 55 a 6 CHICAGO. June ,". Large sales of cash I wheat today for prompt shipments out of Chicago had a rallying effect on deferred deliveries. Although the market closed weak, latest prices ranged from 4c off to I 'ic net advance. Corn finished Vs 93 1,'h3c up; oats down a shade to c and provisions increased in cost 2 i ' Be to 15c. Bullish sentiment In wheat was further Ided by grairr" dealers estimating the Kan sas harvest as low as 70.000,000 bushels and reducing the Oklahoma forecast to 15.000.000 bushels. Stock market weakness had a deDressina effect on wheat prices at the outset and was again influential near tne close. Taxing tne a ay as a wnoie, however, the bulls had the advantage. Esoort clearances of wheat and flour were liberal, being equal to S&9.00O bushels. Pri mary receipts or wneat were i.sj.uuu ousneis. year ago 303,000 busheis. Rural offerings of corn were not equal merchandising requirements. , Big consignments weakened oats. Packers hoisted the provision market and counteracted heavy selling, thought to be on foreign account. The selling referred to was mainly in uctooer laru ana psppmssr ribs. Futures ranged as roiiows: WHEAT. Open -. . .8?4 . . .! . . . .91 HiKh. .90 . 92. Low. .8BS Close. .so .89 44 .9174 .58 44 ..'8V4 .57 14 38 H .38 20.25 19.77H uly :ept Dec. CORN. 8S i .5 58 V. .6S;i ...... -57H OATS. .S8V41 .SSTi .37 W S8' .88 .Mi MBSri PORK July 58 Vt .-8. 56 44 sept Uee. July Sept Dec. -37'i .87 K .38,4 July Sept 20.O7 H 20.25 .....19.60 10.80 LARD. 10.87 'j 11.00 10.97',4 11.19 10. S5 10.95 2O.00 19.00 July Sept Oct. 10.87 V 10.U7V4 10.85 10.95 11.05 10.92 V4 SHORT RIBS Phort Ribs luly 11.52H ll.2H Kept 11.2714 11.35 Oct 11.0C 11.05 Cab'.i prlcB were : Corn o. 2, 59fTnO 11.50 1 1 .30 10.97 11.62 V4 11.32 "I. 11.0- S c; No. 2 white. UliilKc; No. 3. 60'i faJe; No. 2 yel (WV fT594e: WP. o yellow. ,r.'59'Ac white. WOfirtOVjr; No. :i No. 4. 5S s ft-59e ; No. No. 4 yellow, 58 ft 60c. 4 white. HSHkl Ry.-. No. 2. 0i2c. Barley. 50tSB8c. Timothy. 3.2.-.4.O0. Clover, nominal. Knropean drain IarUrl.. LONDON. June 5. Cargoes on easy. English country markets quiet. country markets quiet. passage French LIVERPOOL. June steady; futures, easy; R. Wheat Spot, July 7s 444d; Oct.. ;.u ; Dev., is J.u. XlinneapollH r..n Market. MINNEAPOLIS. June 5. Close; Whejt. July 894c; Sept.. 90"491c. Cash r.o. 1 naru, iu:c; 1.0. l ..uumpi. 90S '" 014v ; No. 2 Northern-. 88", tjf 89S'-; No 2 hard Montana, 9044 91 44c ; No. 3 wheat. 8f.44S744c. Flax $1.284.- Barley 4816.60c. Grains in San Franclsca- S AN FRANCISCO. June 5. Spot quota tions Wslla Walla. $1.66',i J l.BT 4 ; red Rus si an. $1.65 ti l.U ; Turkey red. $1.75s1.774 : blustvm. $1. 75i6 1.80; feed barley. $1.42- 1.45; brewing, $1.524 Gyl. 55; white oats. $1.60' 1.62 ; bran. $27.50 Sp 28; mldiilings. $82.GO.S3 ; shoxts, $29429.50. Call board Wheat, steady; barley, steady, December, $1.424. Puget Sound M'beat Murkrt SEATTLE. June 09c: fortyfold, 0.1c; j. Wheat Bluestem. ub, 0c; fife, 02c; red liussian, 00c. Yesterday's car receipts Wheat, -t: flour, 6; hay, 1. 9: oats. TACOMA. Ju fortyfold. 04c; Car recelpts 1; hay, 10. ie 5. Wheat Bluestera, lub. Me; fife l2c. -Wheat, barley, 6; LUNCHEON GIVEN TO I0WAN jierge K. Nicholson Tt-lls How He Started In Cement Business. A number of representative Portland business men gathered at the Commer cial Club at noon yesterday to attend a complimentary luncheon to George E. Nicholson, president of the Iola. Portland Cement Company, who is vis iting in the city for a few days. Mr. Nicholson lives at Des Moines, la., and is interested ln a chain of cement plants throughout the West. He Is hea'ily interested in the Portland Cement Company of Portland. He told the party yesterday how he started in the cement business and how he has seen the industry grow from a humble beginning to its present magnificent proportions. Other speakers were G. F. Johnson, chairman of the executive committee of the Commercial Club, and" Tom Richardson, the foundejr of the Oregon Development League.' Others who attended were: J. C. Burch, C. S. Jackson, W. P. Bakewell, F. S. Torrey, T. E. Daniels, R. L. Gllsan, -Marshall X. .Dana. A. H. Averlll, W. B. Mackay, R. "W. Raymond, Fletcher Linn, Samuel Connell, C. C. Chapman. W. E. Coman. E. L. Thompson. Astra Circle Elects. New officers elected by Astra -Circle, Woodmen of the World, are: Past guardian neighbor. PCate Cook; guard ian neighbor. Nora Stevens; adviser, Kate Surmane; magician. May Majors; attendant, Clara Edmunds: captain of truards. Katherine Stites; inner sentinel, Marie Grossmay; outer sentinel. Jack (.'assay; Musician, Mrs. Backus; man agers, Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Johnson. Out in the residence districts, Bitulithic is almost indispensable. It is quiet, noiseless, yet durable- the ideal paving material to have in front of one's home. Drain-Coos Bay Auto Line Now Dailv to'Marshfield. Wire Reservations to O. Mat toon. Drain. Oregon. t 30 S.OO b.00 73 First National Bank Capital $1,500,000 Surplus 900,000 Oldeat National Bank West of tha Rocky Mountain CORNER FIRST AND WASHINGTON STS. LADD & TILTON BANK Established 1859. Capital Stock ! $1,000,000.00 Eurplus and Undivided Profits 1,000,000.00 Commercial and Savings Accounts Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks issued, available in all parts of the world. OFFICSRS. V. M. Ladd. Prcaldant. Edward Cookln'ghim, Vica-P: W. H. Duncklay. CuMtr. Mrs. C. Udmutids acted as the installing officer. SERVICE IN MODERN BUSINESS is that fundamental which tends most to promote busi ness growth. Every depositor of. this bank is en titled o receive prompt and cour teous service. In this hank, that is not mereh- a hobby but a strict pol icy. Lumbermens National Bank Resources "7 Millions 1 Fifth and Stark Sts. The Canadian Bank of Commerce HEAD OFFICE Toronto, Canada. Established 1867. general banking transacted. business Interest paid on time deposits. Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks Issued. PORTLAND BRANCH. Corner Second and Stark Sts. F. C. MALPAS, Manager. J.CWILSON&CO. STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND OOTTO.t MF.MBEltS Ktn YORK STOCK BXCHAlfOB, MCW YORK COTTON EXCBaMiiB, CHICAUO BOARD OB TBADB, STOCK A0 BOND EXUiANOa &X FRANCISCO. PORTLAND OFFICE: Lewis Building, 269 Oak Street tkmm Munbill 4120. A 4187 TBAVILEBS' GLIDE. COOS BAY LINE STEAMSHIP "BREAKWATER" sails from Albera Dock, No. 8, Portland, at 2 A. af. Xune i. V. 14. It. 24, 29. July 4. . 14, It). 24. 20. thereafter every five days, S A. M. Freight received dal.y until 7 P. M. except day prevloub to sailing, previous day 4 P. M. Passenger fares : Flrst-claas. $10 ; aecond-claas. s". Including- berth and meals. Ticltct office at Albers Dock ISO. 3. POBTLAXD & COOt? BAY B. S. EIXE. E. H. KEATINd, Astnl. Phone Main r.86;i, A 6141. NEW YORK - PORTLAND REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE. ;.ow Rates. - Schedule .m: AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. CO. 21a Kalltray Eichssft Bids;.. Portlaad. Or. Jialn 8iH. A 3SI Robert S. Howard, Asst. CaaMaa J. W. Ladd. At Cashier. Waiter M. Cook. Aaat- Caabtar. TKAVKLEKS' GULDS. HAMBURGAMERICAN Largest SS.Co. kOver 400 Ships in the 1.3 06. 819 WORLD TONS "IMPERATOR" World's larsrest ship. wilt make! r.er first trip Ironi HAMBURG June IX arriving- at New York June is. SAII.INO J.HOM NEW YORK Wednesday June 25, 1 1 A. M. Saturday June 19. 10 A. M. Saturday Auk. It), 10 A. M. uitil every tnree weeks tnerenrter. Enabling Dasseurers to arrivs ln LONDON and PARIS on sixth and in HAMBURG on seventh day. Books now open lor season. LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURG free. Lincoln . . . .June 14. 3 A. M. 9 iVni.8ylvanta .Juno 17, 0 A. M. Amerika June 19. 10 A. M. 'Imporator June 25. II A.M. S r.i.ru June 12 noon Iwaibertn Auk. Vic .July 2, 9 A.M.. KronprLnzen Cecelia. July 0. 10A.M. ftrrrtor1a July 12, 1 P.M. Prea. Grant July 16. 9 A.M. rImperator July 19, 10 A.M. f'Jnd cabin only. Will call at Houlocne. II New. Sail from new pier, foot of 33d f-t.. outn urooKiyn. M ED1TERRANEAN Ollirnltnr. Nisnles and tienoa O'All stessnsers of this service leave from NEW i'lKU. 3ad St., sjoilth Brooylj n. Take 39tll-st. f err y b. S. llaiuburr (ll.oou Tons) r July 1. 3. P. St. 8. S. Moltke (12.500 Tons), July IS. 3 P.M. S. S. Hamburc Aus. i" A. M. S. S. Mollkf Aug. 2B. 11 A. St. Cruises to the I. ami of the Mld niffbt Sun. June, July ant' August. Write for information HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 360 Powell t.. San FTanoiaco. Cat.; O.-W. rt. & IN. fo Nor. Pa cific. D. & R. G. K. R.. Burl ington Route. Milwaukee St puffei bouna re ti., urea: .orinern rtawway co. Dorse y B. Smith. 69 0 th at.. Portland. Oregon. COOS BAY and EUREKA Steamer Alliance Sail Saturday. Jane T, at ti 1'. M. NORTH PACItTIC STEAMSHIP CO.. la2-A Third St.. Ner Vaakltsirtou. San Francisco, Lo Angeiei and San Diego Direct S. S. Roanoke and S. 3. Elder. fcail Ksery Wcdnesdaj Altemateij at NORTH PAcirib S. S. OO. its A Third at. i'huun Hals 1414. A IS 14. EXPRESS 8TEAMKS FOB San l-'rani'lsci, and Lms Anxrles lllTHOlT CHANGE B. S. BEAK Sails f A. M.. June . M. W. ROSE ( ITV Sails June 11. THE SAN FKANCISCO 41 PORTLAND S. S. CO.. Ticket Office 3d and Washington (iti O.-W. R. x fi. Co.) Phone Marshall 4500. A 0121. SYDNEY SHOIT ll San Frandsro to Australia. 1 9 oayi via Honolulu o.-m1 iiDi, :..c attractive and pleasant route, winter or summer. Splendid 10,000 to i teamen, (oiaaacd by BritUii IJoyds 100 Al). JI 10 Hondul j r.rrt-dts roand trip Sydrty 5300 S2S GRAND T00R SOUTH EEA W25 Honoiuiu. Samoa. AustrAlia, New Zealand. Tahiti, etc. JOOO 1st Clau Round the World; 2nd Class $380 Vbitin-:5oonti'tent8ani "ori , rf.it cities Utp-ov-.-iJ Honolulu S&itnts May 6. 20. June 3, etc. fydnsy rery 28 days. May C, fatal 3, etc Send for folder. Oeaanic 5. S. Co.. 173 Market StM San FrancJsca LOS AXGEI.ES AND SAN DIEGO E TEAM SHI PS YALE AU ILAKVAJtO Railroad or any steamer to San Frandioo, the Szpo City. Largest. fe.stat and tto ONLY strictly flrat-clase pautneer ablpa oa tbe cctasc Averaa speed 2S mil p hour; coat 2.4KK.OOu each, fc AN F&ANC1SCO, I OKTLAND A L. A. S. S. CO.. Main M. Frank Uoilam, Arent. 14 Third Stmt,