TITE MORNING OfcONIAN, WEDNESDAY, J 1;A' 2, 1013.
19
f HEAT HELD STEADY
July Shipping Demands Keep
Price From Falling.
the market in steady condition. Tho butter
market is healthy. "
CALIFORNIA TO TAKE MORE
Part of liimited Supplies -Will Also
Be Required by Exporters Spot
Market at Present Is Quiet.
Contracting Is 'Slow.
Notwithstanding the heavy shipments of
wheat to California last month, amounting
to over 700.000 bushels. It Is likely that a
liberal quantity will no south again this
month. By some dealers the probable ship
ments are estimated as high as 300.000
bushels. A number of steamers are also
to take grain for export account. For these
reasons, the spot market ts maintained at
a very steady level. With stocks here and
In tha country almost cleaned up, prices
do not respond to the approach of the new
crop season as readily as usual. Operations
In the country are practically over, and at
the moment not much Is doing in the local
martlet. Club wheat Is quoted by most
dealers at around 02 cents and forty-fold
at the same price.
Contracting operations In the interior are
reported to be on a light scale, owing to
the hlah ideas of sellers.
Local receipts. In cars, were reported hy
the Merchants' Exchange as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
Monday 3. 20 1 '
Tuesday H 23 3 2 S
Tear ago 4 .. - 1
The International Institute of Agriculture,
at Rome, elves the followlnc information:
The estimated production of wheat this
year and its percentage of last year's pro
duction is: In Bulgaria, 67.877,000 bushels,
or 106.6 per cent; Italy, 1SS.719.00O bushels,
or 110 per cent: India, 358.316.000 bushels, or
86.7 per cent; Japan, 27,208,000 bushels, or
105.2 per cent.
"The estimated production of barley in
Japan la 101.073.000 bushels, or 101.6. per
cent of last veac's cron- . .
"The preliminary figure of production of
flaxseed in India is 21, 42S;O0t bushels, or
&3.4 tier cent of last year'a crop
Foreign crop conditions are summarized
by Broomhall as follows:
United Kingdom The wheat outlook h
shown an Improvement, as the Spring crop
has wanted rain, which is now faillns.
France The outlook is. good for tha new
crop, with a full acreage planted.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
f Clearings. Balances.
Portland .$2,020,0X7 S247.422
Seattle 2,573,704 82S.12S
Tacoma 514.2B1 .. 85.S50
Spokane rVo4,lsS S3,U3t
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Klour, Feed. Etc.
WHEAT Track prices: Club. 800 92c:
bluestem, 959Gc; 40-fold, 92c; red Russian,
IXie; Valley, 92c.
OATS No. 1 white. $29030 Her ton:
stained and off grade, less.
FIvOIjR Patents. $4.70 per barrel:
straights. $4.10; exports, 3.83(5p3.05; valley.
$4.70: graham, $4.ti0; whole wheat, $4.80.
CORN Whole. $28.50; cracked, $29.50 per
ton.
MILLfiTUFFS Bran. t24.S0fi23 car ton:
shorts. $26.3027 per ton; middlings. $31
per ton.
BARLEY Feed, $23.50 & 24 per ton; brew
ing, nominal; rolled, $23.50(3)29.50 per ton.
HAY Eastern Oregon timothy, choice.
$181319 per ton; alfalfa. $13014.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Local Jobbing quotations:
TROPICAL FRUITS Oranares.
6 per box: lemons, S9S10 per box
apples. 7c per pound.
ONIONS Red. and yellow. $1.10 fil
sacK.
VEGETABLES Artichokes. 75c per doses;
asparagus. Oreron. 60cail.0O ner dosen:
beans, 3rfj6c per pound; rttbbage, 1VtG32c
per pound; cauliflower, SS.uO per crate:
corn, 40c per dozen; cucumbers, 90c per
box; eggplant. 25c pound: head letfruee'. 35 a
40c per dozen; peas, u&5c per pound: pep
pers, 17H&20C per pound ; radishes, 101 2c
per dozen; rhubarb, 1 fit 2c per pound; spin
ach, 75c per box; tomatoes, $lg1.25 per
box; garlic, 78c per pound.
POTATOES New California. 2io per
pound.
GREEN FRUIT Apples, new. 51.23 per
box; old, ' nominal; strawberries, $1
per orate: cherries, 4$10c per lb.; goose
berries, 34c per pound; -apricots $1.25
1.50 ' per box; cantaloupes, $1&2.50 per
create; peaches, &o'z(ft$l.lj per box; water
melons, 2c per pound; plums, $1.50
1.75 per box; raspberries, $1.50 per crate;
loganberries. $1 per crate; blackberries, $1.75
3 per crate.
$4,50 0
Pine-
per
BEARS ARE ROUTED
Stocks Rise Easily When Cov
ering Is Attempted.
GOOD GAINS ARE SCORED
Th out
look for oats is douotxm. native wnwi i
heiii sDartnaly offered, with the quality
poor.
Germany The outlook for wheat is sa.tU
factory: rye rather satisfactory, while Spring
crops in the center and east need rain. Is'a
tive supplies are fair.
Russia Tho outlook in the southern re-
ffion Is -good, and Volga Improved but still
m- uncertain: center and west mostly
sooci.
Roumania Wheat favorable, while corn
id unsatisfactory. Weather is unseasonably
vool and stormy
i . Bu;garU Most reports are very optlmls-
tic. yeinl-official reports say big yieias,
but I think these are exaggerated.
Hunirarv Unofficial reports place the
yield 24.000,000 bushels under last year!
Italy In the south cutting; and thresh
ing Is general, with the weather fair. The
International Bureau estimates the outturn
10 per cent above last year.
; India Some complaints are heard of dry
ness affecting wheat. Shippers' offers are
firmer and smaller.
Argentina Wheat and oats seedlngs are
favorable, with the weather good.
' Australia The condition of wheat is
ideal, with a full acreage. Surplus remain
ing, 24,000,000 bushels.
XEW PEACHES FROM THE DAIXJSS
First Large Shipment of Oregon Fruit Comes
From Weber's Orchard. -The
first important shipment of Oregon
peaches this season was received yester
day from R. H. Weber, of The Dalles. They
were Mayf lowers, a Georgia variety, new to
this state. The peaches were not only ex
ceptionally early, but were of fine quality
and were pronounced better than Hale's
Early. Mr. Weber will have a crop of
20 carloads this season.
Front street was well supplied with Cali
fornia peaches, which sold at a range of 85
cents to 11.10 a crate. Fancy Climax
nlums were offered at $1.75 a crate and
Botans at 11.60.
Several cars of cantaloupes were received
and sold at prices from $1 to -$2.50, the
Quality varying greatly. Watermelons were
unchanged in price.
j There was a fair showing of strawberries,
" and sound fruit brough $1 a crate. Logan
berries were received from Grants Pass, but
were slow sale. Raspberries were scarce
and firm at 11. 50. Blackberries were quoted
at Sl.702.00.
The first straight car of yellow onions
. was received from California and put on
sale at $1.10&1.S5 a sack.
RUMORS OV MORE HOP CONTRACTING
8prayinff Operation Will Be Started Next
Week Foreign. Condition!.
. There were reports in the hop trade yes
terday of 15 cents having been paid on con
tract In the Aurora section, but there were
no details. A few minor deals in spot hops
were put through. - -m
The crop is making good progress -In this
state. ' Vermin have been found in some
. of the yard, but not In large quantities.
. Many of the growers, however, will begin
spraying tne first part of next week-
London cables stated that lice were de
creasing in the English yards, but that rain
was needed. Continental cables reported
crop conditions favorable.
'imports of hops Into Great Britain, less
exports for the month of September to May
last, botn Inclusive, were 22fl,S03 hundred-
' weights. This compares with 75,579 hundred
- weights during the corresponding period one
year ago and with 1K4.0MS two years ago.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Local jobbing quotations; - ' .
POULTRY Hens, lftffi-18 V&c: Springs, 13
20c: turkeys, live. 1820c; dressed, choice,
24 5$ 25c; ducks. 12c.
EGGS Oregon ranch, case count, 23 24c
per doaen; candled, 25S'20u per dozen.
CHEESE Oregon triplets, 16Vc; Daisies,
17c; young Americas. lSc.
BUTTER City creamery butter cubes,
28c per pound; prints, 30c per pound.
PORK Fancy, 10 & 011 per pound.
VEAL Fancy, H14o per pound.
LARGER PART OF THE WOOL CLIP SOLD
Trading In Boston Market Quiet During
Week.
BOSTON", July 1. Trading in 'wool has
been- quiet during the week, with raw
wools .leading the way.
. While, the Western, primary markets con
tinue as the center of interest, the field of
operations in marketing the new clip is
gradually narrowing. it is estimated that
about tiO or . per cent of the new territory
wools have passed out of first hands, either
on consignment or by actual sale. Buying
has been of fair proportions In Montana and
in the triangle, the best wools moving gen
erally in the range of IGfclSc, but princi
pally at 16(&17c or 17.
In the fleece sections most dealers are
offering the farmer 20 -cents for medium
wools, while 18 cents is offered for fine
wools. Leading domestic quotations:
Scoured basis Texas, fine 1'2 months, 52
53c; fine 6 to 8 months, 47048c; fine fall,
45 46c.
California Northern, 4S'S50e: middle coun
ty, 46 0 47c; Southern, 4546c; fall free,
43 45c.
Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple. 54055c;
Eastern clothing, 53055c; valley No. 1, 43 0
45c.
Territory, fine staple, 55056c; fine med
ium staple, 54 (ft 55c; fine clothing, 50052c;
fine medium clothing, 49&50c; half blood
combing, 60 0 52c: fine medium clothin. 49 ft
50c ; half blood combing, 50 052c; blood
combing, 474u4tc: H blood combing. 4u40c
Pulled AA, 52054c; A supers, 48052c.
SAX FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKETS
Prices Quoted at the Bay City: for Veg-et;
- bles. Fruit. Etc
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1. The following
produce prices were current here today:
run Apples, 7oc0Sl.aO; Mexican limes.
nominal; California lemons, choice, $709;
common,. 140; pineapples, $1.2502.25.
Cheese New, 14 013c; Young Americas,
Hay Wheat. 123 25 ;' wheat and' oats.
$21.50022.; alfalfa, $12014. .
Butter Fancy creamery, 28c; seconds. 27c
Vegetables Cucumbers, 25 40c; green
peas, 1 Vi 02c; string beans, 1 03c; egg
plant, 4 0 be.
Onions New. red. 55 0 65c per sack: yel
low, 66 0 75c per sack..
Potatoes New River whites, 9OC011.25:
Early Rose, 75c 011.10; Oregon, 80c 0$1.
-K6s store, aac; fancy ranch, 24c.
Receipts Flour. 668 quarter sacks: barlev.
7283 centals; potatoes, 2544 sacks; hay, 390
tons.
SUGAR
Jobber a
PRICES TO ADVANCE TODAY
I,onk for 20-Cent Lift Following
Recent Rise in Kaar. .
Sugar prices advanced 10 cents in the
East' yesterday, following a similar advance
ii Monday. Local Jobbers, therefore, look
for an advance of probably 20 cents in the
Pacific Count markets this morning.
According to trade advices the visible
supply ' aussr In the world Is now H.290
' inn ton, as against ..-'.u.uuu in an
Inc. tap of 1.070,000 tons. Cuba is firm
in lis id-MB, despite tho large stocks on the
(i3lan.l. It is pointed out that although the
crop Hill be 2.S7JVOOO tons, or about 400,000
tons more thn last year. Europe will take
250. o0 tons increase over Its 1012 pur-
:whay. Th Hawaii crop will probably
fhc-.v a 50.000-ton shortage from last year
and the Philippines 80,00 ton. The Louis
ina crop was 1 50.000 tons short of the nor
mal. to that the Cubas are filling the gap.
, LOCAL POULTRY RECEIPTS INCREASE
Advancing Tendency of Chicken Market Is
Checked.
Larger receipts of chickens this week
have checked the advancing tendency of the
poultry market; The top for hens yester
day was 13 V cents. Large springs sold a
10 cents and small at 19 cents. Ducks,
;eese ana luriceys were Blow. Meats were
tnchanged, but were not In active demand
Receipts of Oregon ranch eggs have be
some very small and but for tha presence
tf Eastern eggs prices would be much high
r. The best candled Oregons are selling
at 26 cents.
Cheese .continues to be taken by storage
anerators as fast as offered, which keeps
Changes In Available Supplies.
NEW YORK. July 1. Special cable and
eleeranhic communications received bv
jsraastreets snow tne ioi lowing chances in
available supplies as compared with pre
vious account;
W heat Bushels.
United States, E. Rockies, decreased!., :77, 000
United States, W. Rockies, decreased 1S2.000
Canada, decreased 985, OuO
Total United
decreased .
Afloat for and
decreased
Total American and
ply, decreased
in
States and Canada '
-. 2,544.0.00
Europe
3.7O0.0OO
European aup-
6.244.000
Corn United States and Canada,
increased 1.941.000
Oats United States and ' Canada,
increased : ",-. 1.000
The leading decrease reported this week
is: Manitoba, 621. 0U0 bushels.
Coffee Futures.
NEW YORJC, July 3. Coffee futures
opened barely steady at a decline of 11 to
15 points la response to lower European
'Diea, nervousnes over tne European po
litical situation and renewed scattering
liquidation. Reports that houses with Bra
zilian connections were selling the near
months and continued weakness in the
French market sent prices off still further
during the day, with the close steady at a
net decline of from io to 20 points. Sep
tember contracts made no new ground for
the movement. July, 0.16c; September,
IVilc; October, .84c; December, 9.61c; Jan
uary, 9.66c; March, 0.74c; May, l).82c.
Spot coffee easy; Rio 7s. 94j,c; Santos 4s,
llc; mild coffee quiet; Cordova, 130165Ac
nominal.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. July t. Copper dull. Stand
ard spot, 13.870 14. R7 ; July, 13.87 0 14.37;
August, 13.7dft ie.Ja; electrolytic, i4.TO'g
15.00; lake, 12.47 015.25; casting. 14.500
14.87.
Tin weak: spot, 41.35041.75; July and
August, 41.250 41.50.
Lead quiet. 4.3004.40.
Snelter auiet 5.25 05.35.
Antimony nominal ; Cookson's, 8. 65 f 8. To.
iron dull and unchanged.
London markets closed as follows: Copper
dull: spot, too, 1. a: rutures. f3. i-is.
Tin easy; upot. 189, 10s; futures, 190.
Spelter, 20. 15s.
Lead, 16. 7s, 6d.
Iron Cleveland warrants. 35s.
Trailing Becomes Active on tho Up
turn, With Union Pacific Lead
in a; Advance Improvement
in Bond Market.
NEW YORK. July 1. Although the stock
market remained in a scini-stagnant condi
tion totia;-, ther was a distinct improve
ment in ton. In some parts of the list
f:iir gains were-made, with the Harrimans
coppers and coalers showing most strength.
Th day began with renewed bear selling,
which wfes most effective in Union Pacific,
Reading, Lehigh Valley and Canadian Pa
cific. Chesapeakke & Ohio also was heavy,
declining & point to 52, a new low level.
Bear ceiling failed to shake out long
stock, however, and traders reversed their
position The market rose easily when cov
eriiix was attempted and at the close trad
ing became more active on the upturn, with
L nion 1 ac:f lc leading the advance.
There apparently was little connection be
tween the news of the day ami the move
ments of prices, owing probatfly to the
highly professional character of trading.
The money market showed no effect of
the disbursement cf July 1 interest and dtvi-
aena payments. If no other result is pro
duced, some rectification is looked for of
the poor showing made by the banks in
last Saturday's statement, owing to prepara.
lions for today's payments.
Six months loans, carrying into 1S14, were
negotiated today on a basis of D) per cent,
which marked no change from recent rates,
but was significant mainly from the fact
that it indicated an Indefinite continuance
of the stlffer tendencies for long maturities.
Jztonas were steady, with some issues
showing good improvement. Total sales,
par value. 1, 352,000.
Bid prices for Government bonds were
sharply depressed today. Ten of the 2s were
offered at 98 T. with no takers, following
the sale yesterday of two of these bonds
at that figure, the first to fall below par.
The bid price of The 2s declined 3 today.
The 3s. the coupon 4s and the Panama 4s
declined Va on call. The falling eff of these
bonds was thought to have been due to the
proposal, in connection with the currency
bllL for jsllmJnatlon. . jpf bond-secured
currency.
; CLOSING. STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported by J.- C. Wilson & Co., Lewis
buikilng, Portland.
Amal Copper . .
Am Beet Sugar.
American Can ..
do preferred..
Am Car & Fdy..
Am Cotton Oil..
Am Smel & Kef
do preferred. .
Am Sugar ....
do preferred. .
Am Tel &. Tel. .
Am - Tobacco ... .
Anaconda
Atl Coast Line..
A T tit Santa Fe.
do prsf erred..
Bait &. Ohio . . .
Brook R Tran . .
Canadian Pac . .
C & O
C & G W ...
C iS,N W
C. M & St Paul
Central Leather.
Central of N J..
;hino
Col Fuel & Iron.
Col Southern . . .
Consol Gas . . .
D L & W
X & R G
Distilling Secur.
Erie
General Elec . . .
Gt North Ore . ..
Gt North pf . . .
Iilfhois Central..
Interboro Met. .
do preferred. .
Inter Harvester.
K C Southern . .
Lehigh Valley ..
Louis & Nash . .
Mexican -Central
M, S P & S S M
Mo, Kan & Tex.
Mo Pacific
National Lead ..
Nat Biscuit . . ..
do preferred. .
N Y Central . . .
N Y. Ont & Wes
Norfolk & West.
North America..
Northern Pac . .
Pacllic Mall ....
Pacific T & T ..
Pennsylvania . ..
People's Gas . . .
Reading
Republic S & I..
Rock Island Co.
Southern Pac . .
Southern Ry . . .
Texas Oil
Union Pacific . .
do preferred. .
United Rds S F.
U S Steel
do preferred. .
Utah Copper . . ..
Wabash
Western Union..
Westing Elec . .
Wisconsin Cent-
Total sales for the day, 219,300 shares.
. . . BONDS.
Reoorted bv Overbeck Cooke Co.
ot .Trade building, .fortiana.
Atchison general 4s ;.. ri
Aiiannc ioasi. lhi isrsi a. .
Baltimore & Ohio zold 4s....
B R T 4s
Chesapeake & Ohio 4 is
C M & St P gen 4VsS
Chlcaaro Rock island col 4s. .
Cal Gas 5s. .
C B joint 4s.
Erie ireneral 4s
In Met 43
Louisville ft Nashville uni 4s.
Missouri Pacific 4s
NYC general S V a
N & W firnt con 4s......"....
Northern Pacific 4s
Oregon Short Line ref 4s.....
Pacific Tel 5s
Penna obn '4s. ........ ; ;
Heading general 4s..........
St. L A San Fran ref 4s
Sou 1 hern. Paftlfic ref 4s
Southern Pacific col 4s.,......,
Southern Railway 5s.........
southern Railway 4s
l nlted Railway tnv 4s
Union. Pacific firet and ref 4s.
L nited states Steel 5s
West Shore 4s
Wabash 4s
the United States Treasury at tha begin
ning of business today was:
Working balance .$ 65.5?3,340
in banks and Philippine" Treasury 74.2S1.906
Total of general fund 164.703.690
Receipts yesterday 16,3i!t.30l
Disbursements 929.037
The surplus this fiscal year Is $40,083,229.
as against a surplus of $36, 33?, 931 last
year."
The figures for receipts, disbursements and
surplus exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Puget Sound -Wheat Markets.
SEATTLE. Julv 1. Wheat Bluestem.
92c; forty fold.. 90c; club, 90c; fife, 90c; red
xvussian, sue.
Yesterday's car receipts Wheat, 22; corn,
7 ; oat3, 3; hay, 4 ; flour, 5.
TACOMA, July 1. Wheat Bluestem, 97
09&c: fortyfold. 94c: ckub. 93c: red fife.-
92c.
Yesterday's car receipts Wheat, 19; bar
ley, 2; oats, S; hay, 4.
London Wool Sales..
LONDON. Julv 1. There was a cood at
tendance at the opening of the fourth ser
ies or wool auction sales here today. ri he
offerings amounted to 12,1:91 bales, princi
pally crossbreds. which were In good de
mand. Coarse and medium crossbreds were
the best sellers, , a few lots being taken
for America. Crossbreds ranged from un
changed to 5 per cent lower and Merinos
were unchanged.
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Ga., -July 1. Turpentine
firm. 3634 : sales. 150; receipts, 1200; ship
ments. 137: stocks, i7,534. Rosin firm: sales,
none: receipts, 37-19;. shipments. 3s; stocks.
125.96H. Quote A B 300; CO 300: EFGH
4': 1 415; K 455; M 515; N 585 ; WG 625;
WW 640.
HOG MARKET IS EASIER
TOPS DO NOT BRING OVER X1XE
CENTS AT YARDS.
WEATHER IS RIGHT
DEPOSITORS BENEFIT
Cool, Showery Conditions Are
What Wheat Needs.
EASES PRICES AT CHICAGO
Chicas. Livestock 3Iarket.
CHICAGO. July 1. Cattle Receipts. 8000
market, slow. weak. Beeves. S7.20toS.85: Tex
as stoers. t8.9OSS.10: Western steers. S7.10
(pCS.20: stockers and feeders. l5.75feB: cows
and rieiiers. t i.vo'g 9. 10: calves, 5ts.i(i
mom receipts. ituun mantel. strong,
generally ftc up from yesterday. Light. $S.60
&S.55: mixed. 8.fsttS.!5o; heavy, is.
s.s."; rough. s8.35B.ot; pigs, $6.TS!jjs.sa
Bulk of sales. ss.7oWS.bi.
Sheep Receipts, 14,000; v "market, weak.
Native. 14.50 ra 5.1 r : Western. J4.60a5.lS
yearlings. to.SafcOO: lambs, native, $5.50
e.to; estern. o.ou(3Tt.iO; bpMngs, io.zo'$
f.i'O.
Ktc. at w York.
July 1. 'Hops and
petro
Hops,
NEW YORK,
leum steady.
Hides firm.
Wool steady.
Raw sugar firm; Muecovadi, 2.89c; cen
trifugal. 5.3Pc; molasses. 2.09c. Refined,
firm: cut loaf. 5.S0c; crushed, 5.20c: mould
A. 4.85c: eubes, 4.T0c; powdered. 4.60c; XXX
powdered, 4.65c; fine granulated, 4-uOc; dia.
raond A, 4.Hc; confectioner's A, 4.35c; No.
1. 4.3'c.
Cotton Market.
XteW YORK, July 1. Cotton, fpot, closed
quiet. Middling uplands, l:. 40c; middling
guir. 13. esc. t-alee, 14.sqo bales.
Futures cloyed steady. July. 11. 30c; Au
gust. 13.06c; September, ll.Slc; October,
11.39c; November. Il.tSc: December, ll.S7c
January. 11. Sic; February, 11.34c; March,
11.44c; May. 11.4SC
Sugar Advances at New
CHICAGO. July 1. All
sugar were advanced &
pounds today.
York.
grades of refined
cents a hundred
Dried fruit at Is'ew York.
NEW TORK, July t. Kvaporsted apples
quiet;
Quiet.
-steady.
Prunes steady. reaches
Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
lo.lxiO ts.V4 63 (15 V4
1!'H 22 "a 22 22
7.TOI) 2H 26 27
000 87 86 8T
600 42 41 42
2(H) SlSH SO 38
2.2U0 62 H ttoii bJ
804
400 1071, 107 107V,
Ill
100 12714 12714 12714
215
300 331, 32 SS
114
1.400 06 U514 Mis
06
800 04 93 93
Vtt 87 U Sti S6 94
11.500 217U 2141s 217
7,900 84 02 53 ?i
12!
1.000 10SH 10214 102T4
100 21 21 21
275
1,000 24 33"4 34
200 27 26 27
31
200 120 12 129-
885
1814
124
0,00 26 24 23
100 13514 18514 136
0O 33 Si S3' 3.114
80O 323 122 122
400 lljl . Ill 11114
-. 15
1,100 85 55 55
102
200 2014 26 26
2.7O0 14714 145 14614
700 131 130 131
100 13 13 12
200 123 122 122
tWO 21 21 21
1.500 30 20 30
45
5O0 112 110 111
118
800 97 96 97
27
100 102 102 103
65
1,500 108 106 107
8U0 IS 17 17
27
5O0 111 110 . Ill
10O 17 107 107
37.500 158 15 158
1.000 . 18 IS 18
500 15 15 15
-S.10O 94 92 93
B.200 21 21 21
104
40.BO0 347 144 147
200 81 81 81
19
26.500 53 51 53
4K 103 103 103
800 42 41 42
2
1.000 62 62 Bl
68
45
Other Linos Are . Holding F'alrly
Steady Dny's- Itun Is lighter
Than Usual.
There was a moderate fun of stock at
the yards yesterday and trading operations
were llenter than on tne preceding aay. i n
o marKet xaiiea to noia us lormer
trength. but in other lines values were
oout steady.
Seven loads of steers were handled, and
S.05 was the beet price paid for a single
load. The bulk of sales were at J8. Good
cows sold at $6.50 and choice calves brought
. . .. . - .
Against tne top price or sa.j.i on wonaay,
no hogs were sold at better than xu yes
terday, timall hogs brought 98.10.
In the sheep division lamos tooK tne
first place and sales were made at from
50 to 96.7o. a tew small Duncnes or
wethers, ewes and yearlings were taken at
the old prices.
Receipts were 146 cattle, 13 calves. 704
ogs and S4H sheep. Shippers were tieorge
McKay. Condon, 4 cars of cattle; J. E. Rey
nolds. Condon, l car or cattle and oaives;
Strube Brothers. Condon, 1 car of cattle;
C. T. White. Woodburn, 1 car of sheep and
hogs; A. R. Kord, Carlton. 1 car ef hogs;
ft. ai. ttawKins. ijregga, x car or nogs; r.
B. Decker. Silverton. 2 cars of sheen and
hosra: Huah Cummlnitl. Halsey. 1 car of
sheep; Norwood & Patton. Harrisburg, 1 car
of sheep; T. xt. Hoyt, jenerson. l car or
heep. ana n. j. unapman, Ki&matn f ans.
cars or cattle, sneep ana nogs. ins aay s
sales were as follows:
w eight.
25 steers , lino
Board
Wisconsin Central 4s...... ...
Western Pacific 5s...:
1'nited States 2 registered"...
United States 2s counon
United states 3s registered...
United States 3s coupon
United States 4s registered...
United States 4s coupon
Bid. Asked.
93 94
.87 88
: 91 92
. 8l 86
. 93 94
. 89 91
. 54 55 .
.92 . . . .
. V(3 93
'. 68 71
. 74 75
. 92 93
. .' ,
. 82 83
. 92 93
.92 92
. 88 88
. 93 . 93
, . 8S . : 99
. 94 94
, . 714 6
. . 88 8
..87 89
.101 101
.. 73 73
. . 45 . . . .
, . S! 91
. . U8 99
. . 93 94
. . 48 50
. . 88 89
. . 48 8i
,.75 77
. . 99 10O
. . 99
. .102 10G
..102 108
-.113 114
..113 114
BOSTBX,
Aliouez
Amalg Copper. .
A Z L, & Sm. . .
Arizona Com -.
B C C S M at pd
cal & Arisona.
Stocks at Boston.
July. 1. Closing quotations:
lo IMlami CCDDSr.. . 20ti
65 'Mohawk
lTfajXevada. Coii ....
21!Nlrlssing Mines.
1 North Butte.....
3 l.ortn Lake
Spring Crop Outlook Ceases to Be
Source of Alarm Arrivals of
Xew Grain Are Free and
Export Trade Small.
CHICAGO, July 1. Cool, showery condi
tions In the Northwest, exactly the kind
needed for tiio Spring crop, eased wheat to
day. Although the final tono was rela
tively firm, dosing prices were c to
c off, except July which showed c net
gain. Corn- closed c to lc down, oats c
to c off. Provisions rose 5c to 12c-
Traders appeared disposed to believe that
the - Spring wheat crop outlook had ceased
to be a source of alarm. Meanwhile, new
wheat continued to arrive freely and export
business remained slight, while call from
millers was only moderate.
Whtat steadied at the decline because
no deliveries were made on July contracts
here and No. 1 Northern in store was held
at 2c over July. Primary receipts of
wheat were 025.000 bushels, against 2O6.O0O
bushels a year ago. Export clearances of
wheat and flour equaled 353,000 bushels.
Corn declined on liquidating by longs.
Rains in Illinois and Southwest were mainly
lesponsible.
In oats, wet weather and liberal use of
actual grain in settling; contracts depressed
prices.
Provisions ruled higher from the start, bo-
cause of the lightness of the hog run here
ana in tne west.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
iteer.
steers. . . ,
steers. . .
21 steers.
20 steers. . .
25 steers. . .
1 steer. ...
1 heifer
1 cow
15 cows ....
3 steers. . .
2 sters. ...
2 st.ers. . .
13 calves ..
25 calvea . .
1 bull
2 bulls
23 wethers .
43 ewes ....
19 yearlings
17 lambs . . .
12 lambs
63 lambs, ..
137 lambs. . .
11 lambs
55 lambs
1170
1195
1250
12SS
1205
1026
060
950
1010
912
1043
1015
1110
850
226
1220
1220
84
125
90
61
60
71
57
4
110 hogs 1T9
67 hogs
IB nogs
115. hogs
6 hogs
8 hogs
6 hogs
22 hogs
17 hogs
1 hog
148
126
13
243 153
205
219
235
270
Price.
18.05
7.50
8.00
8.00
S.00
8.00
7.40
7.00
7.00
6.00
0.50
7.25
8.25
7.75
6.50
9.O0
O.00
6.00
4.50
4.00
4.73
0.25
5.50
6.75
' 6.75
5.50
6.75
8.95
8.75
8.10
8.10
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
0.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
8.00
9.00
Open. High. Low. Close.
July .8S S .!0 f .88 .89
Sept -.81 .00 .89 .80
Dec. 02 .03 .92 .92
CORN.
July 80 .60 . .59 .60
Rept Kl .62 .61 .61
Dec. 58 .59 .58 .5S
OATS.
July 40 .40 .40 .40
Sept 42 .42 .42 .42
Dec .43 .43 .43 -43
MESS PORK.
Julv ... . 20.85 20.77 20.85
Sept 20.57 20.75 20.57 20.72
. LARD.
Julv 11.12 11.20 11.12 11.20
Sept 11.32 11.40 1L32 11.40
Oct. ......11.45 11.47 11.42 11.47
SHORT RIBS.
July 11.72 11.77 11.72 ll.T7
Sept 11.77 11.85 11.77 . 11.85
Oct. 11.60 11.65 11.60 11.65
Cash prices were:
Corn No. 2. 60g61c: No. 3
19 hogs 12rt
51 hogs 14
l nog
55 hogs v 174
The range of prices at the yards was as
follows:
Choice steers $8.00 08.50
Good steers 7.-'.i 'i; 7. 77.
Medium steers 7.00 47.25
Choice cows 6.507.50
Good cows 6.2&36.o0
Medium cows 6.00S.25
Choice calves 8.00I&9.00
Good heavy calves 6.50f7.50
Bulls 4.U0I&6.00
Hon
Light 8.50fl.00
Heavy 7.50 i 7.90
Sheep
Wethers . 4.00(84.75
Ewes 3.UOIW4.B0
Lambs 5.00 y 6.75
Omaha, Livestock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. July 1. Cattle
Receipts. 2100: market, lower; native steers.
S7. 10rt?)S.5n: nnws and heifers. 85.25 tH 7.75:
Western steers, $667.50: Texas steers, $5.50
7.25; range cows ana neiters. ti.uumi:
calves. 57 9.50.
Hoes Receipts. I3.8"n; marKet. turner.
Heavy. $8.45 8.62 : light. $8.551.8.85; pigs.
$6i&7-io: DulK or sales. i3.imwo.w.
Hheep tceceipis. low; maraei lower.
Yearlings. $4.50(fj6; wethers, $4.25 8 5.00;
lambg. $,-..80''v7.25.
The
Canadian Bank
of Commerce
HEAD OFFICE
Toronto, Canada.
Established 1887.
general banking
. transacted..
business
Interest paid on time deposits.
Letters of Credit and Travelers'
Checks Issued.
PORTLAITD BRANCH,
Corner Second and Stark Sts.
. F. C. MA LP AS, Manager.
white, C2t. .--c; No. 2 yellow, 010tc;
No. 3, 604llc; NO. 3 white, 01(S02c;
No. S yellow, B0g61c; No. 4, 5Si60c:
No. 4 white, 5914 461 c; No. 4 yellow, 59
H 60 c.
Rye No. 2, 6161C
Barley. 50(g65c.
Timothy, $3.75 4.75.
Clover seed, nominal.
paseag
French
European Grata Markets.
LONDON, July 1. Cargoes on-
easy.
English country markets quiet;
country markets quiet.
LIVERPOOL. July 1. Wheat Spot ir
regular: futures steady. July, 7s 5d; Oc
tober, 7s 3d; December, 7s Sd.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 1. Wheat July,
89c; September. 91lc. Cash: No. 1
hard. 92c: No. 1 Northern, 9191c;
No. 2 Northern. 89&90e; No. 2 hard Mon
tana, 88 89c; No. 3 wheat, 8788c.
. Grains in Sah Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. July -1. Spot quota
tions: Walla Walla, $1.57 14 1.80: red Rus
sian, S1.5T1.0O; Turkey red, 81. 70
1.72; bluestem. $1.70 1.72; feed barley.
$1.321.35; l'rewing' barley. nominal;
white oats. $1.551.57: bran. $28.5027;
middlings. $31&32; shorts, $2828.5U.
Call board sales:
Barley, easy. December, -$1.37 per cental;
May; $1.33 bid. 81.35 asked per cental.
TRAVELERS' GCTDE.
HAM
Largest SSCo.
iu the
WORLD
AMERICAN
400 Ship
,303i819
TONS
Cal A Hecla. . . .4aO jOld Dominion
Centennial w lusceola .....
Coo Ran Con Co S9:Quincy
E Butts Cop M. 10Shannon ......
Kranklin ....... 5 Sup & Boa Min.
Giroux Con lITamarack
Granby Con ... 55 U S S R gt M . .
Greene Cananea. 5, do preferred..
I lujano (t-iail v.on
Kerr Lake.
Lake Copper. . . .
La Salle Copper
44
14
8
25
t
7
8T
s
22
39
i'iU
8
!Utah Conner Ct i-y
7 Winona 14
3iWolverino 44
- Money, Lxchange, Etc.
NEW - YORK, July 1. Money on call
steady, 12' per cent; ruling rata. 2;
closing bid. 1 ; offered at 2. Time loans
steady; 60 days, 8 8 per cent; 90
days. 33 4: six months, 5ffl.5 per cent,
Close: Prime mercantile paper. 6 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4.8310 for 60
day bills, and at $4.S60O for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.82.
Bar silver, 5Sc.
Mexican dollars, 48c
Government bonds weak; railroad bonds
steady.
LONDON. July 1. Bar silver easy.
28 13-ld per ounce. Money. 3g3 per cent.
The rate, of discount In the open market tor
short" bills is 4 1-14 per cent: for three
months' bills, - 4 4 6-1S per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1. Silver bars
;sc.
Mexican dollars, nominal. '
Urafts. sight lc. telegraphy 4c.
Sterling in Ixndon. 69 days. $4.S6 ; sight.
?.S7.'
Condition of the Treasury.
w-s-KWJNaxciii. July 1. The condition o
Before you form an
opinion on paving,
inspect different
Portland streets.
Note the plain su
periority of bitulitbJc
both from the
standpoint of present
worth and future
'economy.
XV Over
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"IMPERATOR"
World's largest ehitj will
SAIL. FROM NEW YORK
Saturday July 19, 10 A. M.
Saturday Aug. 9. 11 A. M.
Saturday Aug. 30, 9 A, M,
and every three weeks thereafter.
-Enabling passengers to arrive lo
LONDON and PARIS on sixth and
In HAMBURG on seventh day.
tiookn now open for season.
LONDON, PARIS. HAMBURG.
SFretorla ,July 12, 1 P.M.
Pres.. Grant .July 16, U A.M.
Umperatur July 19, 10 A-M.
Amerika July 23, 9 A.M.
Pres. Lincoln July 24. 12 noon
'VPcnaHylvania. . . .July 31. 3 P.M.
Kaiserln Aug. Vic. Aug. 2, 9 A.M.
tlmperator Aug. 9, 11 A.M.
tgPatricia. ...... .Aug. 9. 12 noun
Amerika Aug. 21, 11 A.M.
32a cauin only. Will call at
Boulogne. tINew. tHamburg direct.
S. Pennsylvania and ft. S.
Pretoria sail from, nfw pier, foot
of 33d St.. South Brooklyn. Alt
other sailings in this service from
our Hoboken viers.
MEDITERRANEAN
Gibraltar. Naules and Genoa
(E7AU steamers of this servlct
leave from' NtW TIER. S3rt st
6. Brooklyn. Take 3Utb-M ferry
H. S. Moltke ( 1.500 Tops).
July 15. 8 P.M.
S. S. Hamburc (11.000 Tons)
Aug. S. 10 A.M.
8. S. Moltke Aug. 28. 11 A.M.
8. B. Hamburg. .Sept. 17, 10 A.M.
Cruises to th. land of the Mid
night Sob, July and August.
Our Touriftt Dept. arranges
tours by rail or steamer to all
parts of the world. '
Write for information
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
160 Powell su. San Francisco, Cat.;
boutneni racmc io., to 6th st.
O.-W. R. & N. Co.. Nor. Pa.
elfic D- K. o. K. R.. Burl
ington Kute. Milwaukee A
rugei tsouna tt. k., jrei
Lortnern Railway Co-
aorsey s. bmitn. 6V
m st., roruand.
uregon.
J.C. WILSON & CO.
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WlTHOl'T CHANGE.
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Phone Marshall 4600. A 6121.
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tls Railway Exchange Bldg
Portland. Or.
atria 1378- A 0t.
by the prompt and efficient service rendered
by our
Collection Department
This is just one of the features of this
thoroughly equipped commercial bank which
is of distinct value to our patrons.
United States National Bank
Surplus and Capital,
$2,000,000 Third and Oak.
We Invite Correspondence
Whether or not you decide to establish banking relations
with the Lumbermens National Bank, we would like the
opportunity of pointing out the various advantages of
our services. .
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National, bank
Resources 7 Millions. Fifth and Stark
LADD & TIL.TON BANK
Established 1859.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits. ....... ......... 1,000,000.09
Commercial and Savings Accounts
Letters of credit, drafts and traveler checks issued, available
in all parts of the world.
omciiu,
W. M. Ladd, President. Kobert S. Howard. Asst. Cashlaa
Edward Cooking-ham. Vloa-FTaa, j. W. Ladd. Aest. Cashier.
W. H. Dunckloy, Caahler. Walter M. Cook. Asat. Cashier.
First Blationa
1 Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 900,000
Oldest National Bank West of th
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FIRST AND WASHINGTON STS.
A BANK FOR ALL PEOPLE
The Security Savings
and Trust Company
FIFXH AND MORRISON
STREETS
'Capital and Surplus, $1,400,000
Established 1890
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
of San Francisco
rounded 1864
Capital Paid In $8,500,000
Sm-plus and Undivided Profits. ... $8,050,061
Commercial Banking and Savings Departments
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TV own and offer at Par. ?100a share and accrued interest-, several Odd
and Fractional Lots of Public CtlHty. Munirlpsl and Industrial SenrltiM,
alt with steady dividend-paying records, nnd no Bonded Indfhtednefia what
ever, all Investigated and adme financed by us. Convert, biHiy into Ciutta is
assured through our custom oi repurchasing securities boucht. f us at
any time, s.t I'ar and Avrrned Intrrst. -less a n. handlniK char?s of 1 ;
one lot C Benefited by Tariff JK.-durUon and netting
T Cumulative Preferred Interest
Preferred aa to assets and di'.tdrds: poseesetn? in addition to the penerous Inter
eat return, exceptional safeguards wirh respect to thoir status and position as s-nior
securities. They are usiesn to thieves, at we register t htrii fr of chnrg in the
purchaser's name, and replace them in 3i?e of fire or accidental lose. To out
the- ot r? offer a Bonus-of Two Sbaresof Common with ech Ten Shsres of Pre
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1 BROAD STREET. NEW TORK.
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S. S. Roanoke and S. S. Elder.
Sail Every Wednmdtr Alternately at
it JP. M.
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Australia. 19 days via Honolulu
and Samoa, the aUrxr'.i-.-r md
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ton inwmers (classed Dy oniisa i;oydi 1WJ Al).
$110 HOH 010 ID 6retIas round trip SYINEY 53Q0
$325 GRAND TOUR SOUTH SEAS $325
Horofula, Samoa, Australia, V Zealand, Tahiti, etc.
$300 1st class Round the World End class $380
isitins 5 continentsand world's iirat jr.;ce (stopKTrs
Hofisiulu Sailings June 17 July 1, 15. 29. etc Sydnsy
twy 28 days, July 1, 29. Aug. M etc. Send for folder.
0sinic S. (. Co- 673 Marktt St- San Frincltca
COOS BAY LINE
STEAilSlili' "BKt.KWATKK
sal",6 fron Albers Dock. -o, :i, Portland at S
A. A. June 4, i. 14. 19. 24. 29. July 4, S.
14, 10. 24 29. thereaftir every five days.
A. M. Kreight received dally until 5 P. M.
except day previous to saiilr:;, previous day
4 PM. Passeuger tares: First-class. $10:
second-class. ST. including berth aid maaia.
Ticket office at Albers Dock No 3.
PORTLAND A COOS BAY S. S. LIVE. U
H. KEATJLNO. A sent. Phune Main 58S3.
A 0141.
Drain-Coos Bay Auto Line
Now'Dally to MarshCleld.
Wire reservations to O. ilattoon.
Drain. Oregon.
New York may officially set aside p i-ide
asphalt, space just north of T ul'.'ii Square
for a rfjrnanent flower market.