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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1914)
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1914. 19 EIGHTY CENTS BID Few Offers Are Made for New Crop Wheat. FARMERS ALSO HOLD BACK Weather Conditions in Country Are Generally Satisfactory Demand for Old Grain or All Sorts at Low Ebt. Grain dealers reported a lighter demand . Iresterday here and on the Sound for feed wheat and oat than at any time this year. Thft Inquiry for wheat has practically come to a stop from all quarters. Very little Is left, but the market Is weak. Barley and oats are unchanged, though these cereals are moving In a very limited way. The market for new crop wheat Is quiet, but the undertone is steady. Chicago was a Jlttle easier on the later months and Liver pool was not materially changed. LocaI dealer are not showing much Interest In new wheat. It 1 reported that one of the exporters ha put out offers on the basis of GO cent track Portland for club and 81 cent for forty-fold, but no contracts are known to have been signed, except for a limited quantity of early wheat wanted for Oriental shipment. Farmers are not press ing sale. Crop reports from the Interior are satis factory. The weather la Just what 1 want ed sow. except that it la a little cool in the foothill districts. Weekly foreign wheat shipments were as follows This wk. Last wk. Lest yr. India -. 1.2S6.00O 730.000 S,24S.010 Argentina ....1.224.000 560,000 7B2.CTJ0 Australia 2.368.000 1.232.000 1,120.000 Local receipts. In cars, were reported by the Merchant Exchange as follows: Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay Monday 20 23 22 11 23 Tuesday 4 1 1 7 S Wednesday .. 3 T 1-7 Thursday .... 13 2 3 S Friday 13 11 7 11 7 Tear ago .... 7 3 1 . . 8 Bea'n to date.115.587 2711 2746 1H75 2702 Tear ago ....16,987 2390 2470 1631 2302 FOREIGN HOP CROPS ARE INFESTED Cables Report Lice Increanlng in English and Continental Yards. Trading is almost at a standstill. All the local dealers will go to Aurora today to attend the meeting of the Hop Growers and Dealers' Association. The following cable was received from London yesterday: "Lice are Increasing In all yards on Con tinent and in England. Market Is firmer for Continental hops." A second cable con firmed the report of increasing vermin. English market conditions are shown by London dealers' trade circulars as follows: Wild, Neame A Co. For the time of year thefe Is a fair Inquiry and a quiet business continues to be done at the present level of values. There are some reports of "fly" from the plantations. Thornton & Manger There ha been an appreciable increase In the volume of trade during the last week, but prices have not been influenced, so no change can be re ported in the currency. A fair Inquiry con tinues. Manger A Henley There has been more Inquiry during the past week and a fair businoss has been done for the time of year. Price remain unchanged. W. H. & H. Le May There Is a little more inquiry on this market and some busi ness has been done at the prices now rul ing. Business on the Worcester market con tinue low. The tendency of values Is in buyers favor and less money has to be ac cepted to do business, but growers holding stock are not anxious to press sales and are confident that prices will recover before, the new crop comes to market. Recent cold weather has checked plantation growth. CANTALOUPE PRICES CUT SHARPLY Three Car Arrive on Slow Market Straw berries Firm and Higher. There was a sharp break in the market price of cantaloupes yesterday. Three cars arrived, one of them unexpectedly, and as there was already a fair supply on the street, prices had to be cut. From $4, the previous days quotation, the price declined to S2.S0. The strawberry market was firmer than on the preceding day. Receipts fell off and there was a scarcity of good shipping stock, which was worth SI 1.25. other kinds of berries were in small supply. Apricots moved fairly well at steady prices. Peaches offered at 1.501.75. Receipts of cherries were the heaviest of the season, and Included a liberal shipment of Blngs from Lewiston. The Dalles con tinues to send in a lot of Royal Annes of poor quality. Cherry prices ranged any where from 8 to 10 cents. The vegetable market was well supplied and prices were not materially changed. RECEIPTS OF CHICKENS ARE HEAVIER Egg-Laying Season la Drawing to .End. DressedT Sleai s Slow. Poultry receipts have been unusually heavy for the past two or three days. Hens are being shipped in to the market in a way that would Indicate that the egg-laying season la nearlng an end. Sales of hens were made as low as 1DV4 cents. Large broil ers sold at 25 28 cents. For the best young ducks, 17 to 20 cents was obtainable. Old duck were hard to sell. Old geese also dragged. but young geese brought 14(315 cents. There was a strong demand for good live ben turkeys at 20 21 cents. Dressed Jheats were slow, veal and pork both being quoted at 1014 cents for fancy. There was no change in egg quotations and the market was steady. Butter and cheese were also steady. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clearings, Balances. r-ortiand 1.763,SI S239.216 Seattle I'.liD.yss 258.01 S i acoma 8H6.378 69.070 cpviUQB ............. VI, 444 PORTLAND iiARKET QUOTATIONS. Grain, Flour. Feed. Etc WHEAT Track prices: Club, 85c; blue- stem, 87SSc; forty-fold, 85c; red Russian, 84c; Valley, SSc. MILLFKliD Bran. 123.50024 per ton shorts. S20.50(S27; middlings, S32033. FLOUR Pater ts. Ci.SO per barret straights. S4.20; export. S3.U0; valley, 74.80; graham. $4.80; whole wheat. S5. HAY Choice timothy, $16 ft 17; mixed timothy, $12&15; valley grain hay, $1113; annua, 1 1 (p i.nv. BARLEY Feed, $20 21.00 per ton; brew Ing. $21.6022; rolled. $23.50 i 24. OATS No. 1 white milling, S2222.23 per ton. CORN Whole. $85; cracked, $3B per ton, Fruits ana? Vegetables. Local Jobbing quotation: TROPICAL FHUIT3 Oranren. n-.T. $2.7363.25 per oox; lemons. $5.506 per box; pineapples. 6c per pound; bananas. 4 He per pound; grapefruit, Florida. $5.50(3)6.00 per oox. VEGETABLES cucumbers, $1.25 per rox; eggplant, loc per pouna; peppers, 20(9 26c per pound; radishes, 15 tt 17 He pet cozen; bead lettuce, $2 per crate; artichokes. 7585e per dozen; celery, $3.50(0)4 per crate; tomatoes, 4.zaio4.DO per crate; spinach. 5c per pound; horseradish, 10 32Ho: rhubarb, lV4&-in per pound; cabbage. l4c per pound; asparagus, $11.25 per dosen; peas, 56c per pound; beans, H'a 12 ho per pouna; corn, toe per aozen. 1 ONIONS Bermuda. $2 (Si 25 per erat red. $3 0 8.25 per sack. GREEN FRUIT Apple. $1.50 0 2.75 box Strawberries. $101.25 per crate; cherries. 8fi lOo per pound; gooseberries, 8Vfc per pound i apricot si.2Dahi.ov per oox; canta loupes. 2.50 per crate; peaches, 11.60 OL76 per box. POTATOES Oregon, 90c Oil rer hundred; sweet potatoes, $4.5006 per hundred; new California, 24e per pound. SACK VEGETABLES Turnips, new Cali fornia, $L50; carrots, tl.75; beet. $1.75. Dairy and Country Produce. Local Jobbing quotations: EGGS Fresh Oregon ranch, case count. 20 hi 21c; candled, 22(2 23c per dozen. POULTRY Hens. 15 Vi lUVic; broilers, 2326c; turkeys, live, 20ijj21c; dressed, choice, 2Jii2Uc; ducks, 12012&C; geese, 10llc. BUTTER Creamery prints, extra 27 0 per pound; cubes, 22hm&24c CHEESE Oregon twins and triplet. Job bers' buying price, 15c per pound f. o. b. dock Portland. PORK Fancy, 1030Vic per pound. VEAL Fancy, 10Q.10-c per pound. Staple Grocer lea. Local Jobbing quotations: SALMON Columbia Kiver. one - pound tails. $2.25 per aozen; half -pound flats. $1.40; one-pound flat. $2.45; Alaska pink, one-pound talis. Hitci silversides. one-pound talis. $1.25. HONEY Choice. $3.50 6 3.75 per case. NUTS Walnuts, I4ig20c per pound; Brazil nuts, 2Uc; filbert, 14 15c; almonds, 194280; peanuts. UGptiVsc: eocuonuts, $1 per dozen; chestnuts, bisyl0c per pound! pe cans, H4pl5c. BEANii Small white. lc: large whits. 4.85c; Lima, 8c; pink. 6.15c; Mexican. Sfcoj bayou. 7e. CUKFKb Roasted, in drums. 10O520 per pound. SUGAR Fruit and berry. ' $4.95; beet, $4.75; extra C, $4.45; powdered. In barrels. $3.20. SALT Granulated, $15.50 per ton; half ground, 100a, $10.75 per ton; sua, $1LS pet ton, dairy, $14 per ton. KICK No. 1 Japan. 4ic; Southera bead. 6H7o. island, 5iVc DRIED FRUITS Apples. 10 Olio pet pound; apricots, 16M:420c; peaches. eOHo; prunes, Italians. 8&lvtac; currants, vfeo; raisins, loose Muscatel, 647Hc; bleachso. Thompson, llc; unbleacuea Sultana, otec; seeded, 9e; dates, Persian, per pound; fard, $1.40 per box. FIGS Package. 8 ox., 50 to box, $1.85; package, 10 ox.. 12 to box. 80o; white, 25-lb box. SL75; black, 25-lb. box, $lvi black. 50-lb. box. $2.50; black. 10-lb. box. $1.15, Calarab candy figs, 2u-lb. box, $3; Smyrna, per box. $1.50. Hop. Wool, Hides, Etc HOPS 1913 crop, prime and choice, 14 a 15c; 1914 contract. 14 15c PELTS Dry, 11c; dry short wool, 8c: dry shearings, 10c; green shearings, 15c; salted sheep, $1.25(1.50; Spring lambs, 25085c. HIDES Salted bides, lSfto per pound; salt kip, 14c; salted calf, 19c; green hides, 12c; dry hides, 24c; dry calf. 26o; salted bulls. lOo per pound; green bulls. 8c WOOL Valley, 2023Uc; Eastern Ore gon, 16020c. MOHA1K 1914 clip, 2702S$,o per lb. CASCARA BARK Old and new. 5c per lb. GRAIN BAGS In car lot. 8c. FISH Chinook salmon. 12c; blueback. 11c; shad,- 8c; roe shad. 6c; perch, 7c; hali but, eft 08c . sro visions. HAMS lO to 12-pound, IS 14 (9 19 Ho: 12 to 14-pound, i8V4 0l9ttc; 14 to 18-pound. 184c019V4c; skinned, 18020c; picnic, 13o. BACON Fancy, 27028c; standard, 21ft 024 c. DRY SALT CURED Short clear back. 13ft016ttc; exports. 14010c; plate. 110 13c. LARD Tierce basis. Pure, 12 'J? 18c; compound, 9&o. Oil. KEROSENE Water white, drum, bar- sals or tank wagon, 10c; special, drums of barrels. 13ftc; cases, 17ft02Oftc GASOLINE: Bulk. 15ftc; ease a, 2214 c; motor spirit, bulk, 15 ft c; cases, 22 tic En gine distillate, drums, 7ftc; cases, 14fto naptha. drums. 14ftc; cases. 21ftc LINSEED OIL Raw. barrels, 61c; boiled, oarrejs. 63c; raw. cases. 66c; boiled, case 68c TURPENTINE; In case. 65o per gallon; tanks. 68c BOSTON WOOL PRICES TEND HIGHER Manufacturers Show Keen Interest ill Mar ket Developments. BOSTON. June 6. The Commercial Bul letin will say tomorrow: "Manufacturers have continued to show a keen Interest In wool this week and have taken considerable quantltlea of domestic territory wool, mainly in the original bags, but to a small extent In graded lots. Prices are very strong and appear at the moment to be tending higher. airly good fine staple weols are quotable very close to the 60-cent basls. In the West prices are very strong on the basis of last week's quotations.' OHIO and Pennsylvania fleces. nominal; Delaine washed. 30032c; fine unmerchant able, 24025c: hal-hlood combing, 27028a; clothing, 24 0 25c; Delaine, unwashed, 27 0 28c. Michigan nnd New York fleeces, nominal: fine unwashed, 22c; Delaine unwashed, 23 0 24c; unwashed. 25 0 26c. Wisconsin and Missouri three-eighth blood. 2525ftc; braid, 21022c. Kentucky and similar Half-biood. un washed, 25026c; three-eighths blood, un washed, 26027c; scoured basis, Texas, fine, 12 months, 58 0 60c; fine, six to eight months, 54056c; fine fall, 4S(50c. California Northern, 53 & 50c; middle counties, 48050c; southern, 44046c Oregon Efestern. No. I staple. 60c: East ern clothing, 54 056c; Valley No. L 47 04UC. Territory Fine staple. 60 0 62c: fine me dium staple, 57059c; fine clothing, 550 58c; fine medium clothing, 63055c; half blood combing, 575So; three-eighth blood combing, 50 & 52c Pulled Extra, 68 060c: A. A.. 65057o: A. supers, SO 053c. Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON. June 5. The condition of the United States Treasury at the beginning of business today was: Net balance in general f und. .... .576.562.462 Total receipts yesterday 2,314,694 The deficit this fiscal year is S35.706.073. against a surplus of $8,788,812 last year. exclusive of Panama Canal and publlo debt transact ions. Dried Krnlt at Kew York. NEW YORK. June 6. Evaporated aPDles. Quiet. Prunes Steady. Peaches Steady. Cotton Market.' NEW YORK. June 5. SDOt cotton, aulet. Middling uplands. ia.65o; do., gulf, 13.T0O. ' Duluth Unseed Market. DT7I.TTTH. Jiitia 5. T.tnsfnrt SIAntt. Tulv $1.61; September. $1.621,. ' ' LOOT DOES HOT TALLY WATERS' FIND CONTAINS NONE OF STOLEN PORTLAND GOODS. Cache and Suck Accurately Described, but Seattle Claims All Found and Sleuth Are Pnasled. Local detectives who received Infor mation from Arthur James Waters, the confessed robber of the house of Mrs. Bertha Loewenberg, 742 Hoyt street, four months ago, that he buried the plunder in the backyard of the home of his mother, Mrs. Edith Harvey, of 2143 Sixty-first street, Seattle, were chagrined yeBterday when informed that the loot fotlnd in the place -was all plunder from Seattle homes. Detectives Swennes and Moloney, who secured the arrest of "Waters in Ban Jose recently, were told by him that a diamond necklace, a solitaire diamond ring, a coral pin and coral ring;, a camera and a grun, all parts of the Loewenberg plunder, were in two sacks in the place named. They do ,not be lieve that Waters lied to them. Further investigation of the matter will be made before they will be con tent to believe that the stuff found in Seattle was not partially at least Port land property. Yesterday mornlni Sheriff Cudihee telegraphed that none or tne siuir round was that described, but that it was all In the place named by Waters, in two sacks. Industrial School Or agitates Six, WEISER, Idaho, June E (Special.) Though seriously handicapped by the burning of the girls' dormitory some time ago, the Idaho Industrial Insti tute has Just closed another successful year. The six graduates were Lillian B. Langley, Henry M. Pearson, Hazel M. Warner, Rayburn D. Carroll, John Li. Jtiaiey, (jiarence Alan but. TRADE IS GROWING Advices From Leading Centers Are More Optimistic. SENTIMENT HAS IMPROVED Healthier Tone la Iry Goods Market and Larger Inquiry for Wool. , Pig Iron Baying- Is on Heavier Scale. NEW YORK, June 5. Dun'i Review to morrow will say: Advices from the leading commercial and Industrial centers are more optimistic and the improved sentiment Is reflected in some expansion in the- volume of trade. There is a healthier tone to the dry goods market. A better inquiry Is noted for wool, which has lost none of its former strength. The best feature of the iron and steel situation is the recent buying; of pig Iron by leading cast iron pipe interests, it be ing estimated that 100.000 tons were In volved. In regard to copper, the demand has been so dull that quotations have been forced to lower levels. "Failures this week are 818. against 236 last year; Canada. 80, against 81. TRADE CONDITIONS HAVE IMPROVED Jobbing Business In Northwest lias Broad ened Textile Mills Employed. NEW YORK, June 5. Bradstreet's tomor row will say: Sentimentally and fundamentally, ' trade conditions are better, even though irregular ity is still in evidence. Jobbing trade at many points outside of the Southeast and particularly In the Northwest has broadened and larger sales of southern pig iron are noted. Wool is active at strong prices. Tex tile mills are fairly well employed. Crop conditions have Improved and railway traffic Is heavier. On the other hand, finished steel takes tone principally from sentiment and not from any actual growth in business. Employment Is irregular and industrial operations, taken In a collective sense, are relatively slow. For the week: Failures, 328, against 215 last year; wheat exports, $4,602,339 bushels, against 7,&41,259; bank clearings, $3,231, 327,000, an increase of 0.4 per cent over last year. NICKEL, DECLINE IJf NORTH PORT. LAND PRICES. Best Offering Do Not Bring: Over $7.85. Week's Receipts Large Other Lines Steady. The sagging- tendency of swlno price re sulted In a nickel decline In the North Portland market yesterday. Other lines were fairly steady. There was a good run of sheep and hogs, but cattle arrivals were light. The most Important sals In the cattle di vision was a load of steers at $7.25. Good cows brought $6.50 and bulla sold at a range of 4.50 to $6.25. The top price paid In the hog markfct was $7.85 for light stock. More sold at -$7.70 to $i.ou. There was no material change in aheep or lamb Quotations. Lambs brought $3.75 and $5.85, ewe $4.23 and $4.85 and wethers to .;. Receipts were 89 cattle, 774. hog and 1023 sheep. Shippers were: With Cattle J. M. Barry, Willows, Cal.. 1 car. - With hogs Mike Hoctor, Goldendale, 1 car; W. B. Wing, Eugene, 1 car: Charles Mcculiough, Wallowa. 1 car: W. W. Lloyd. Haines, l car; C. Syrae, Ontario, 1 car. With sheep A. A. Cole, Pilot Rock, 2 cars: Rugg Bros.. Pendleton, 2 cars; John Klmbaugh, W'eiser, 1 car. With mixed loads Patton A Overton. Halsey, 1 car hogs and aheep; C. E. Lucke, Wallowa, a car cattle, hogs and sheep; J. D. Oinsmore, West Stayton, 1 car hogs and sheep; Willis & Peterson. North Pow der, 1 car cattle and bogs. The day' sale were a follows: Wt. Price. Wt. Price. 14 cows. .. 5 cows. 1 cow. . . . 2Q steers. . 1 stag. . . 8 bulls. . . 1 bull... . 8 stags. . 1 cow... . 2 cows. .. 21 bulls. . 1 bull...." 2 bulls.. . 14 bucks.. 14 bucks. . - 980 $6.55 S7 5.S4J 60 hogs 1 hog. ... 4 hogs . 178 $7.80 550 6.80 10B0 140 870 837 fcSO 10OO 850 1060 1210 11!)0 1510 150 ISO t0 80 132 173 184 SM 30 68 150 1!2 210 113 4H0 6.80 7.25 88 hogs 1S7 1130 10W0 1115 530 1139 705 710 1770 8b0 1070 115 178 550 126 111 127 78 210 210 7.b0 4. SO 4.00 e.oo 6.50 7.00 5, 1 bull 1 cow. ... 1 bull 2 mixed. . 1 heifer. .. 'J cows... . 1 bull 1 bull 1 cow. ... 1 cow .... :t hogs... . 60 hogs... . 1 hog 23 wethers. 45 ewes... . 3 ewes. ... ITS lambH. . 3:hosi 89 hogs 1 hog 2 hogs. . . . 1 hog 5.00 0.5 B.50 3.00 6.50 5.15' 6.13 6.25 2.75 jr.-, 4.00 5.75 5.75 6.50 7.00 7.S0 6.80 4.75 4.35 4.25 6.75 7.80 7.85 B.S5 6.80 7.30 24)4 wethers 277 wether 4.201 22 wethers fel hogs. . . 80 hogs. . . X hogs. . . 1 hog. . . . 41 lambs.. 1 hog. . . . 92 hogs. . . 73 hogs. . . 4.201 7.70 7.751 .75f 7.2S' S.85I 7.00! BS0 30 ii70 185 7.83 7.85 S hogs. . . 7.00 82 hogs. . 7.80 Current prices of the various classes oi stock at the yard follow Prime steers . Choice ateer Medium steer Choice cow ... Medium cow $7.7S$8.13 . . 7--;. 19 7.30 .. 7.00 7.2J .. 6 BOW 7.0S ... 8.00 0 6 21 Heifers Calves .. 6.50 o 7.25 .. 7.00 8.00 Bulls - Stags ........ Hogs Light .. 4.00(01 6.23 .. 6.504 7.04 .. 7.60 7.85 . . 0.0O u 6.85 . . 4.20 . 4. 75 .. 3.25 W 4.35 .. 4.60 0 5.00 6.60 (J 6.O0 Heavy ........ BfleeD Wethers wes Yearling lambs Spring lambs . Omaha Livestock Market. SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., June 5. Hon Receipts, 25C0; market. steady. Heavy, $S.058.10; light, $8.0O rgi 8.07 Pigs, $7.50 tps; ouik or sales, $8.02r 08.O7V4. Cattle Receipts, 800; market, strong. Na tive steers, n.zoffl'S.sj; cow and heifers, $.508.30; Western steers. t4.60as.4O: Texas steers, $0 17. 85: range cows and heif ers, xo.8GI37.3d; calves, $8.5011. Sheep Receipts, 800; market. strong. Yearlings, $6.607.2S; wethers, $3.50 6; lambs, $7.508.1JO. Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO, June 6. Hogs Receipts, 16,- uuu; mantel, nrm. Bulk or sales, $8,209 8.80; light, $88.32tt: mixed, $8 08.32 heavy, $7.80(6 8.30; rough. $7.t0 T.U5; pigs, $7.207.95. Cattle Receipts, 1000; market, slow. Beeves. $7.23(29.25: steers. $8.8008.15: stockera and feeder, $6.868.25; cows and hellers, $3.708.75; calves. $7.25010.85 Sheep Receipts, 8000; market, 'firm. Bneep, o.iurffo.ijo; yearlings, $6.25(97.40; lambs, $(1.50S.C0: Springs. $7.25 8.65. 8AJT FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET Prices Quoted at the Bay City on Fruits, Vegetable, Ivtc SAX FRANCISCO. June 5. Fruit Pine apples, lJ50(g 2.25; apples, Newtown Pip pins, i.-uj.i. 10: .Mexican limes, $s10 California lemons, $3.506.5O. Vegetables Cucumbers, 50c $1; green peas, Z(S'4C Eggs Fancy ranch. 23He: store. 22a. Onion Bermudas, $2 2. 25; red, $2 0 Cheese Toung America. 14ttei6o; new. 1213c. Butter Fancy creamery, 24o: second. 22 V. c. Potatoes Oregon Burbank. 8.1c J 1.23; sweets. a. 1 a; new, J. 1 A 0 ; river Receipts Flour, ,6106 Quarters; barley, 3175 centals; potatoes, 1915 sacks; hay, 602 tons. Naval Stores. SAVANNAH, Ga.. June 6. Turnentlne, arm at 44H44ttc. Eales, 384; receipts, 690) Hiupmeuts, OIL, I1DCK8, l(,dl. Rosin, Arm. Sales, 8144; receipts, 1612; enipments, iui; stocks, 107.333. Wuote: A, B $3.80; C. D, $3.9564; E. $4; F. $4.104.16; G, $4.154.20; H, $4.20g4.30; I. $4.804.35i K. $4.404.45: M. 4.805.30; N, $5.856; WG. $0.75! 6. 25; WW, $5.85 6.50. . , Co fTee and Sugar. JEW YORK, June 6. Easier European cables were followed by an opening decline of a to bsI&m In Uh local coffee market HOG MARKET IS LOWER this mornlnr and active month sold about 7 to 8 point net lower after the call, a a 1 result of scattering liquidation or local pres- sure, wnicn may nave been encouragea oy report of slightly lower cost and freight offers. Near months rallied slightly later on covering with the closing at a net loss of S to 8 point. Bales, 26.000. June, .8. 96c; July, 9.00c; September, 9.24c; October, 9.33c; December. 9.4hc: January. 9.51o; Marcn, 9.56c: May, 9.58c. Spot, steady. Rio No. 7. 9Hc: Santos No. 4. 12Hc Mild coffee quiet, Cordova, 12V4 SJ IOC. Sugar Raw. steady. Molasse sugar. $2.64; centrifugal, $8.29. Refined, steady. Metal Market. NEW YORK. June 6. Lead dull. 3.85 3 3.95; London, fl los. Spelter quiet, 6.056.16; London, 21 7s 6J. Copper, dull. Soot and Aurust. 13.400 13.90; electrolytic, 14.12 14.25; lake, nominal; casting, 14.00 14.12 hi. xin, easy, bpot, 3U.30u.do; August, 630.60. Antimony, dull. Cookson's, 7.250 7.87 H. Iron .unchanged. Chlcaajo Dairy Produce. CHICAGO. June 5. Butter, easy. Cream eries, 2U26Vic Eggs and cheese, unchanged: receipts of eggs, 16.942 cases. Receipts or potatoes, 50 ears. UNDERCURRENT IS GOOD STOCK MARKET STRONG THOUGH TRADING IS L'STLESS. Selling; for Foreign Account Has Small Effect on Prices Supply Avail, able Is Not Large, NEW YORK. June 5. An undercurrent of strength was perceptlbla through today's listless trading in stocks. The foreign In fluence was unfavorable and It was chiefly on this account that the early market here was inclined to droop. London reported selling there by tha con tinent and In turn put out 1O.000 shares here. Most American stocks were lower in London. The supply of stocks was not large. evidence of underlying firmness lay In the strength of varlou specialties, such as the fertilizers, the local tractions and Wells-Farg which gained 1 to 3 points. Westlnghoue was the one weak spot, that stock being depressed by the strike of the company's employes. Foreign exchange rates were steady. Demand sterling touched $4.8805, the high record for a long; period. Anotner engagement or gold for Europe. amounting in this Instance to $2,000,000, was arranged. A gain in cash by the banks on the week of $2,000,000 or more was indi cated by the known movement of currency. Dealings in bonds were unusually diversi fied, considering the limited volume of busi ness. Irregularity prevailed, with distinct weakness at times in the Rock Island, St. Louis & San Francisco and Western Mary land Issues. Local traction bonds ruled higher, as did some of the more important convertible mortgages. Total sales bonds. par value, $l,9o7,000. United State bonds unchanged on call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Reported by J. C. Wilson & Co., Lewis building, Portland. Cloning Sales. High. Low. Bid. Allls-Chal io Amal Copper .. . 1,700 71 71 71 Am Beet Sugar. 2,500 26 Vt 25'5 25 i Am Can Co ... 1,900 28 V 2S 28 54 do preferred.. 300 02 94 92 i)2W Am Car & Fdy. 100 61 . 51 61 Am Cotton OH. 200 44 . 42 4 2 Am Smel & Ref 200 ' 62 62 62 do preferred.. : 101 Am Sugar - 107 do preferred. 113 Am Tel & Tel.. 100 12394 12394 123S4 Am Tobacco .. 10O 225 225 225 Anaconda 900 3194 8194 3H4 Atl Coant Line ..... 122 A T & Santa Fe 1,000 9894 98 hi US'. do preferred. 104 Bait & Ohio ... 200 91 91 9094 Brook R Tran.. 6.300 9394 83H 93 V4 Canadian Pao .. 4,300 194 & 193 94 194 C & O 6194 C & G W 200 14 14 134 C & N W H00 131 131 130 '4 C, M & St Paul. bOO 99 99H 99H Central Leather 200 '84 34 84 94 34 94 Central of N J 800 Chlno 2O0 4074 ' 4074 4094 Col Feel So Iron 27 Col Southern 2294 Consol Ga .... 200 12994 12994 12U94 DL&W 40ii D & R O 20 Distilling Secur 200 1494 1494 14 Erie 28 94 Gen Electric .- 147 9 Gt North Ore .. 500 8194 81 80 14 Gt North Tt ... 100 12494' 12494 12494 Illinois Central 112 Interboro Met.. 1,700 1 594 1494 1474 do preferred.. 2.500 3T4 63 94 63'4 Inter Harvester 80O 107 94 107 106 94 K C Southern.. 100 264 2674 2674 Lehigh Valley .. ,400 13694 18494 J3594 Louis & Nash.. 136 Mexican Central ..... 1194 M, SP&SSM 124 Mo, Kan & ?ex. 200 1 7 '4 17 17 "4 Mo Pacific 2,500 1S94 1894 184 National Lead ..... 4794 Nat Biscuit ... 131 do preferred. 125 94 New Haven ... -900 60 64 94 64 94 N Y Central ... 600 9194 19 9194 N Y. Ont & Wea .. ' 25 9-1 Norfolk & West 10394 Northern Pao .. 600 11094 1104 110 Pacllio Mall 22 V Paclno T & T 27 ' do preferred.. 88 Pennsylvania ... 400 11194 111 111 People' Gas 121 Reading; 8,700 165 10494 1B4S Republic S & L -"2 V. Rock Island Co. "2 Southern Pao .. 1,200 93 94 92 94 92 94 Southern Ry 24 9- Texas Oil 2.100 14794 14I7H! 14794 Union Pacific .. 6.000 15594 13T!T 15414 do preferred.. 83 94 United Rds SF. -1394 U S Steel Cor.. 8.900 6194 61 94 61 94 do preferred.. SOO 1O094 Ion's, 10HV4 Utah Copper ... 1,000 56 -6694 63 '4 Wabash ...... y Western Union".! "306 'hi" $1 61 H Westing Elec .. 3.100 7794 7694 7654 Wisconsin Cent. 88 Total sale for the day. 90,000 share. BONDS. Reported by Overbeck & Cooke Co., Board of Trade building, Portland. Bid. Asked. Atch Gen 4s 9594 9574 Atl Coast Line, 1st 4s 94 94 94 B & O Gold 4s .' 94 . 94 9 B R T 4s.... l294 ' 9294 Ches & O 49is 93 93 9fc C M & St P Gen 4 94s 10294 103 C R I Col 4s 81 '4 32 Cal Gas 5a 92 92 T4 C B Q Joint 4s 97 4 97 94 Erie Gen 4s 73 734 Int Met 494s 7794 7794 Louisville & Nash Un 4 94 Oil Missouri Pac 4s 67 69 NYC Gen 34s 82 8394 N & W 1st Con 4s 94 i Northern Pao 4s 9.". 8n Oregon Short Line Ref 4s 9254 92 V4 Pa-3 Tel 5s 97 9 97 94 Penna Con 4s 100 101 Reading Gen 4S - 744 7594 So P Ref 4s 92 94 i S P Col 4s 90 01 So Ry 5s . 104H So Ry 4s 7894 7374 Un Ry Inv 4s.... 5U54 C S Steel 5s 102 '4 103 West Shore 4s 294 93 Wabash 4s 52 53 Whouse Eleo cv 5s 9594 96 Wisconsin Central 4s S8 i 8914 United States 2s registered 96 94 0794 do coupon 97 98 United States 3s registered 101 94 102 do coupon V. 10194 102 United States 4 registered 1099, 11094 do coupon ..110 11194 Stocks at Boston. BOSTON1. June 6. Closing; quotation: Allouez 80 iNevaJa Con Arizona Com... 4 94 1 Nlplsslng Mines. Amal Copper... 71 94 North Butte ... Am'n Z L. & Sm 16'4 North Lake Calumet tc Ariz 64 94, Old Dominion . Cal & Hecla. ...410 Osceola Centennial 16941Qulncy Cop Range C C 8694;Shannon E Butte Cop M. 10 Superior Franklin 4 94 j Sup & Bo Min.. Gran by Con 81 94 1 Tamarack Greene Cananea 82 9siU S S R A M... I Royalle (Cop) 20 1 do preferred.. Kerr Lake 494iL"tah Consoll.... Lake Copper ... 4 54jt'tah Copper Co. La 8aile Copper 4 94 Winona ........ Miami Copper.. 22 Wolverine Mohawk .. 44 Butte Sc 8up.. 14 94 25 & 194 47 94 76 6894 69a 28 zll 33 '4 4694 lOVa 65 94 8 409, 40 Money, Exchange, Etc NEW YORK, June 0. Mercantile paper, Sterling excahnge firm; 60 days. 84.8635; aemana. $.& io. Commercial bills. 84.8594. Bar sliver. 5694c. Mexican dollars. 43Hc Government bonds steady; railroad bond irregular. Call money steady, 194 62; ruling rate. 194: closing bid. 194 9194. Time loans easy, 60 days. 2G294; 80 days, 294; lx months. 8. LONDON. June 6. Bar silver, dull, 25 94 a per ounce: money. 2294 per cent; rate of discount for short bills. 2 13-16&294 pep cent; do. three months' bill, 2 11-16294 per cent. SAN tRANCISCO, June 8. Sl'.ver bar 56 94 c I Drafts Sight, lc; do., telegraph. 8c Sterling on London, 60 days, 84.8694 ; do., Ight, 84.88 94. Hop at New York. NSW YORK. June S. Hop Steady. GRAIN PRICES SAG Favorable Weather Over En tire Domestic Wheat Belt. CONDITIONS NEVER BETTER Crop Advices From Europe and Ar gentina Are Balllsh Chicago Market Closes Easy at Declines Ranging TTp to Quarter. CHICAGO, June S. Auspicious field con ditions over the entire domestic and Cana dian wheat belt today more than offset bullish advices from Europe and Argentina. In consequence the market closed easy at the same as Isst night to 94 W 94c lower. Corn wound up I-I60 to 94i?94c net higher, oats off 94 to 940 and provisions down 0 to IS cent. Although the wheat market showed some firmness at the outset, prices later were In clined to sag. Reports of delayed seeding In Argentina, with prospects of a smaller acreage there, led to considerable buying, but the favorable weather in the domestic Winter .belt gradually assumed greater in fluence. Besides, the Ohio State report was bearish and a sharp decline was report ed at Budapest. Subsequently export sales at Duluth tended to cause a rally. The ef fect, however, failed to last. Strength formed the rule In corn the greater part of the day. owing to extreme lightness of country offers and to a fair demur here from shippers. Oats weakened because of rain in dis tricts that had been complaining of drouth. Provisions suffered from heavy selling by houses with stockyard connection. The ag gresslvness of the move led to comment, as taking .place regardless of a further up turn In the value of hogs. The leading futures ranged a follows: WHEAT. Open. High. Lew. Close. June i .86 $ .87 $ .8694 $ .8694 Sept 8594 .8594 .85 .85 CORN. July B!94 .B9'4 .''4 .6994 Sept .67 .67 9 M0 .67 OATS. JulT 891 .89'4 .89 94 .891 Sept 379t -379s .37 9 .3794 MESS PORK. July 20.3794 20.8794 80.87H Sept 19.9294 19.95 19.8794 19.879s LARD. July 10.02H 10.05 9.9TH 0.97V4 Sept 1U. lu.zi iu.i SHORT RIBS. July 11.25 11.25 11.2394 11.2294 Sept. 11.3294 1LS5 11.30 11.80 cash prices were: Wheat. No. 2 red. 9596o: Xo. S hard. 9594 9594c; No. 2 Northern, 9694 97 94c; No. 2 spring, tjB7c. Corn, No. 2, 7194 0 72c; Na. 2 yellow, 7194 0724c; No.' 3 yellow, 71 94 & 72c it ye, iso. ootuoc Barley. 62'&)66c. Timothy, 84 4.75. Clover, 810 13. Pnvet Bound Wheat Market. T ACOMA. June 5. Wheat Bluestem. 89ot fortyfold. 860; club, 8O0; Fife, 880. Car receipts, wheat 48, barley T, oats 8. hay 8. BEATTLB. June 8. ' Wheat Bluestem, S8c: fortyfold. 8694; club, 8594o; ITlfe, 85 94 c: red Russian, 85c. ... Yesterday's car receipts, wheat 10, hay 18, flour 4, oats L . San Francisco Grain Market. BAN FRANCISCO, June 8. Spot quota tion. - Waiu Walla. SI. 55: red Russian. L55; Turkey red, 81.57 94 41.60; bluestem. 81.5794 1.00: feed barley, 95c: brewing barley, nominal; white oats, 81.26 94 1.27 94 ; bran, $24.25 24.60; middlings, 830031; shorts, 2026.80. .,, Call board: Barley, December, 81.0594 bid, 81.0594 asked; May, 81.09 bid. 81.11 asked. European Grain Markets. iKDON. June 8. Cargoes on passage steady hut quiet. English- country mtri "t x . country market firm. No. 1 Manitoba, 7 8d: No. 2, 7 d; July, Weather, warm. Minneapolis Grain 'Market. MINNEAPOLIS, June 8. Wheat. July. 9194 c: September. 87 94 c; cash. No. 1 hard, 95c: No. 1 Northern. 82948494c; No. 2 Northern. eo4'&9294c Barley 45fr57c. Flax 8L67(81.60. Hop t London. LIVERPOOL Hop at London, Pacific Coast, 4 S 5. - CONTRACTOR SUES CITY 230,62.3T DEMANDED BV COX. STRCCTOR OB" PIPE LIXE. Sacramento Finn Cites Delays -Due to Alleged CnaaBTe) la Flans and Asks Pay for 'Extras. The recovery of $230,829.37 from the City of Portland Is asked In a suit filed in United States District Court yesterday by tha Schaw-Batcher Com pany, of Sacramento, who constructed the second Bull Run pipeline. . Of the amount asked, 830,000. is tor interest on the main sum from Novem ber 4, 1911, to June 4, 1914. a The other amounts which make the grand total of the sum demanded are mainly for "extras," which the com plaint declares were made necessary by changes from the contract plans, made as the work progressed. Because, it is alleged, the city en gineer prohibited the use of sufficient blasting powder for fear of Injuring; the first pipeline, already constructed and supplying the city with water. J 10.00 J Is asked. The allegation that one set of plans was sent to tne plant where the pipe was to be made and another to the engineer In the field is the basis for demanding- $7000. Two claims for the alleged delay of the city in arettingr its plans and pro files to the pipe factory, causing; the work at the factory to become so ardu ous that the men went on strike for more wages, aggregate $96,000. A change in the route of the line is cited as a cause for asking $16,000. and right-of-way changes made at Gresham, involving great difficulties, afe cited. A further delay cost the contractors $11,000 in overhead expenses, tha com plaint alleges. Bonuses of $16,000 are asked because it is alleged that the company had the work .completed 90 days ahead of con tract time. The complaint was filed by Piatt & Piatt. Portland attorneys. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, June 5. Maximum temper ature. 59 degrees; minimum, 41 decrees. River reading at A- M., 15.6 feet; change in last l4 noura. v.z: root rise, rotai rainiaii 5 P. M. to 5 P. M.). 0.01 Inch; total rainfall since September 1, 1913, 87.48 inchea, nor mal rainfall since September 1, 42. 4 incnea; deficiency of rainfall since Seotember 1, 1913, 4. OS Inches. Total sunshine Jnne 6. 8 hours. L'O minutes: possible sunsnine. id hours, S6 minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea-level) at 5 P. M., 20.67 inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS. A moderate liirh -pressure area, central over the Lakes Region, overlies most of the country east of the Mississippi Klver. Low atmospheric pressure, with generally unset tled weather conditions, obtains In most other sections of the country. Rains have fallen in most of the Northern States, In the Basin, central I'lateau and raat Gun States and Tennessee. The rainfall was heavy In Eastern South Dakota and North ern Illinois. Thunder storms were reported from Salt Lake City. Helena, Denver, Rapid City, Huron and New Orleans The weather LADD & TILTON BANK -. - 1 k-6tabUhed ItiS Capital and Surplus 52,000.000 Commercial and Savings Deposits . TAHITI AND v. a R. M. S. WILLOCHRA Sailing on Second voyage from Ban Tranelseo Wednesday, June 4U. 11 A. SX. ' T"hi steamer is the latest and moet modern addition to the throasn service oi th UNION LINE tn New Zealand and Auxtralia, operating reirulsrly in conjunction with the R. M. S. TAHITI. 12.0OO ton dis., (also new) and the R. M. S. MOAN A, 10,000 ton dia. $135 SPECIAL SOUTH SEA ISLAND EXCURSION $135 covering frrat class transportation from 8aa Francico to Papeete (Tahiti) and return Native Fetes Celebrated, Fall of Bsstiie, commencing July 14th Further sailings. July 22. August 19. September 16. and every 28 days thereafter! Information hud illustrated pamphlet free oo application. ' UNION STEAMSHIP CO. GF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. BOD, KOJ-PH-tt CO., Qaneral Agents. pmoe, 671 Market Si,, San Francisco, Cal. I -oral n. n, sd Sailings from AEiL?xa La t ill k ;j -c Lo t'i LA T'ROVF-.VCE. Jn 17 I.A SAVOIE JulT 1 tFfttNTEIiww) JnW II tiHAMK (mw) Ju i LA LOKK.UNE, Julj 8 IV FKOti KM'E, Jy. 3 Twin-screw steamer. Quai1rupIe-screw steainvr. 8iECIAI 8AHJKDAT S.iTUJfOS FROM N'KW YORK. 8 I. M. Wml ClASS CABIN (11) and THIHD-i'I.ass Pass-ntier Only. NIAGARA June IS ROC II AM BEAU ...June 'X v. Htinrer. SO 6th St. 1 A. D. Charlton, S.i3 Morrixon t. : E. M Taylor, P. M. & St. P. Kt.i Doraey B. Smith, C9 8th t-t.i A. (). Sheldon, 100 Sd St. K. Dickson, 848 Washington t.; North Baak Uoad. 5th and btark sts-j H. O. Wslker, agent Union facifio Railway. Is ranch cooler In 'Western Montana, K astern laano and Kortrtern Utah. It Is warmer in Alberta. Western North Dakota and Ne braska. Temperatures are below normal irom the KocKy Mountains to tne racmc Ocean and in the Lakes Region and North Atlantlo States. They are above normal in the Missouri and Lower Mississippi Valley Tho conditions are favorable tor unset tled weather, probably with showers. In this district Saturday. Temperature will rise slowly and southwesterly wind will obtain. THE WEATHER. STATIONS. Btate ot weathei Baker. ........ Boise ...... . Boston ........ Calvary Chicago Colfax Denver Des Molnea Duluth Eureka ........ Galveston Helena Jacksonville ... Kansas City . . . Klamath Fall. Lob Angele ... Marshfleld .... Med ford Montreal New Orleans.... New York...... North Kaklma. . Pendleton ..... Phonenlx ...... Pocatello Portland ...... Roseburg ...... Sacramento .... St. Louis St. Paul Salt Lake .' San Franclsoo. Seattle Spokane ...... Tacoma Tatoosa Island. Walla Walla. . . Washington ... Winnipeg 48'0. 50:0. 6S 0 C.2 0 04 1 6.1 0 80 0 021 4N 0OI 8 W Pt. cloudy Cloudy ,10:10'NW Clear Cloudy .U0 4'W .e6'ltf:E .05.. .... Clear Cloudy l loudy C loudy P0!0. !n in s 4S 0. n;0. 84 O. 62 O. 4i0 S0 0. 60:0. 6ti;0. r.4o 6S . 64 0. eS 0. 72 0. nslo. 00112 NWiCloudy 00 4'NWJCloudy 0"14 S (Pt. cloudy fco! S SW Cloudy oo 4 SE Pt. cloudy 00'12'S Clear oo! 4 NW l"t. cloudy 00'10's Cloudy .021 sw Rnin .Oof 6,NW Cloudy ,00 12N .30 8 S .01120INW , OOt o N V 0O' 4 W oolie sw Pt. cloudy Pt. eloudv Clear Cloudv 82 0. (Cloudy 94:0 4O,0 I I. ciuuuy Cloudy .88 4 SW Ol'lO 8W 6! O. Ram 68 0 700 94 0 62 ( K4 0 62 0 6" 0 (121 43 Cloudy f!lar .OOilO NTV .00 10 s .02 20 SB .OS 14 N .OOilO NW Clear Cloudy Kain .fit) 18'aw IPt cloudy 620. 0' 4 S .oo) tt.vr Oo;24S 00 4 SW .04 4 NE .06,14 SE Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Ft. cloudy Rain 60 0 C20 6 0 70 0 C6,0 FORECASTS: Portland and vicinity Shower; rising temperature; southwesterly winds. Oregon and Washington Showers; rising temperature; southwesterly winds, ldaho Showers: rising temperature, west and north, warmer southeast portion. THEODORA K. DRAKE. Acting DlRtrlot Forecaster. Get value re ceived from your street-tax Insist on BUULITHIC STREETS J. C. WILSON &CO. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN A"I COTTOS. ItlEMliEBS JTEW YORK STOCK F.XCHASOB CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADES NJW YORK COTTON EXCHANUB THE STOCK AND ' BOND EXCHANGE. SAN lIUNCLSCa PORTLAND OmOE: Lewis Building, 269 Oak Street. Phones Marshall S858. A 4187 TRAVELERS CC1DE. , ' : v Going to Beaver Lake SASKATCHBn'AVS BIO NEW GOLD CAMP! Tour nearest way Is via PRINCE ALBERT, SASK.. the, Down -Stream Route" Direct regular steamer sailings by tine passenger packets, "Marcia E ' and George V, running; twice weekly from Prince Albert to Gold Camp. Other boats now being; con structed. ' Complete outfits can be bought here. Ample hotel accommodation. ASK NEAREST RAILROAD AGENT FOR QUICKEST ROUTING TO PRINCE ALBERT. Details From Secretary. BOARD OV TRADE, . Irlnc. Albert. Srak. NE ZEALAND a ...... a . . $. 9. a" Comp&nie Generate Treoisallantjque Direct Una to Havre-Paris (France). New York every Wednesday. 1A A. M. Savoie, WeA, June 10 TRAVELERS CCTDE, White Star Line IONDON JUNE 30 rot pjft 3 JULY 11. ACO. ATJO. t. SEPT. 19. OCT. Is. Via Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton OTHER SAILINGS. Oceanic ....June 13Oceanio ......July 4 Philadelphia Jn. 2(iNw York. July 17 'American Line steamer. New York fiueenntown Liverpool. Adrtntlo ...June Ilf rltlo 'amr S.I Cedxlo Juno IS. Baltic July s lioeton QuenHt own Liverpool f.i2t up. according to steamer. Arabic June 1, j mrlc Jobs SO ltoRton Mcditcrranea n -Italy Crrtfc. June X7. Aug. 1. Canopic. July 11. Aug. 0. AMERICAN LINE One-clasn Cabin ill) service, 55 up Flrmouth hrboiirjt Sauthamptoa Pt. Paul June V Philadelphia, Jo. New York.. June last. Louis July a ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE New York, London IMre-rt. Annnehaha. June IS Minneapolis, Jnae ft Mlnnetonka, Jn, 20 .MLnnewanka, July 4 RED STAR LINE Now Vork 1 rovrr Antwerp Finland . . .June lS'Zeeland . . , .June t-7 Lapland ...June 30 lixounhuid, ..July 4 WHITE STAR DOMINION Montreal Quebec LUerpwl ONT-Y FOUR DAYS AT SKA lit THE jLurgeftt Meauier From Montreal Canada . . .June 13 Teutonic . . .June 27 Lauren tlo ..June SO.Mefanilo ...July 4 lSend for folders of beantlfnl fet. Lawrence route to burope, A. K. UlSNfcV, I'UMfiiRcr AKeut, Rail war I xclmnite ISldjf., Second Ave., Seattle. Telephone Main 1 l:i or Local Kailway and frteamahlp Acenta. n n n nPiffn 4 n .i ri at -'ita Jm LfilRoYAi Mail Steamships . Tbs Lint ol Good Service" SCENIC ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE 1st NKAV Tl'KUIXK Huadruple-Scrsra S. S. "ALSATIAN" and S. S. "CALGARIAN" LAHCKST KIVKST FASTEST CANADIAN ROUTB 3 Weekly Sailiags Montreal-Quebec Liverpool-Glasgow-Havre-London Urria fuiiRr Less 1 ban 4 Uaya. Summer reservation lists now open. Early bookings recommended. Send tor descriptive Booklet "j.". For full par ticulars as to sailings, rates, eta, apply to Local Agent or ALLA. 4t CO. Granal Aa-ent. 12? Norm DeartMra tiueet. Cu.caga. TO SAN FRANCICO. IS ANGELES AND HAN lIt-(;0. S. S. YUCATAN WTDXKHDAY, JINK IP COOs UAV AN It ECKEKA S. S. ALLIANCE SATCBOAY, JOB ft. NORTH 1'AClxAC UltAM.-UIP CO. llrket Office H trelcht Office, 122A 8d Bt. I Columbia Doc. Main 1814. A 1U14. alala 303. A 8. S. BEAR. For SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES , 0 A. M., June 6. The San FranrlM-o & Portland 5.8. Co. Sd and Waohlnirtnn 8t. (with O.-VT. R. A N. Cu. Tel. Marshall 4..UO. A 6121. Pm II J V LAM PORT O HOLT LIME a IfDAlSlO KIO JANKlHO. ountt,. 2J HAW TO BtTENOS ATRES. BUSK DAK ELS, Cm. Asts.. S Bnadwar. M. Y. Ionw-T B. Smith. 8i and WaBblnctaa St. Or Iral AgfrtlH. Coos Bay Line 6TEAM6HI? "BREAKWATER" Sail from Aiusworth dock. Pfilanrt. 8 A. M-. lay 18. 23. 2a. Jvn 2. 7. 12. 17. 23. 27. Frelcht and ticket office. Lower Alnaworta dock. Portland A t'oos Bay S. Lla. II. l REATINO. Airnt. Pbon alaln UtiUO. A 2131. Useful map of Great Britain FREE). Ala illustrated book of toars oa tne GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND X. Katelejr. Ou. An, Kl 0U Are, X. X.