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HOP TRADE WAITING
No Activity in Any of American
Markets.
CROP PROSPECTS GOOD
World's Yield Promises to Equal
Thut of Last Year, but Carry
over Will Be Less Condi
tions in England.
There are no tigns of activity in tha hop
market In any quarter. Buyers on th
Coast and in the East are in a waiting mood,
and exporters show no Interest.
Crop prospects generally are from fair to
food. Conditions, domestic and foreign,
are almost Identical with a rear ago. It
cannot be said, however, that the crop 1:
safe, as there Is opportunity in the next si
weeks for material changes to occur.
Taking a broad view of the situation, ft
nay be said that the world's yield prom
Ue. at the present time, to be the same as
In 1913. and requirements will also be the
same, but the market has this advantage
over last year's, the fact that the carry
over Is only a third as large.
The Oregon yards axe making a fine ap
pea ranee. Very few Hce are to be found
and there Is hardly any spraying, except
on the low lying lands.
The English crop. In the main. Is doing
well, according to the following detailed re
ports in the Kentish Observer, of July 2:
Ash-Xext-Sandwlch The brilliant sun
shine and higher temperature have greatly
Improved the bfne. which now looks like
reaching at least an average quantity
very fruitful quality. Lice are kept unde
control by successive washings. The situ
ft .on is still critical and only a few dayi
elapse until the leaves begin to show honey
dew. Burr can be found In the Karly
Whites and forward Bramllngs. No mould
as yet to be found.
Canterbury and district The bine h
made rapid development since the hot wea
ther set In, and the burr is already coming
out on the Early Whites. All the bes
cultivated plantations are giving excellent
promise, and there should be an average
crop of very tine quality. The bine is now
practically clean, but washing has still been
going on in some grounds during the pres
nt veek.
loud hurst district (Weald) The drought
and tropical heat are proving rather too
inurh for the weaker bine, but on the best
rulrivated grounds the blna is dwtng re
markably well and looks like growing
large crop. Vermin Is still troublesome and
some g.-owers are continuing to wash.
Iedway Valley All the well-established
bine throughout the valley continues to look
full of vigor and Is evidently thriving In the
bot weather, though the young plants would
undoubtedly benefit by rain. Tbere is not
so much washing being done now, though
pom fly is still found.
Pet hum and d5trict Where the hops have
not been thoroughly washed there is enough
rmin to caue anxiety. The cultivation Is
very good In most grounds. Rain would do
all hops good, more especially the young
rones. which are beginning to show the ef
fects of th drought.
Sturry Hops show far too much honey-
dew on the leaves and a dryness and entire
lack of vigor. The washer Is at work con
tlnually. Rain is wanted badly. The bine
ts st a standstill and makes no progress.
They do not look at all promising.
Surrey In the majority of the grounds In
the Farnham district the bine is progressing
very satisfactorily under the Influence of
tho hot weather, but in others there is not
r that vigorous appearance which was appar
ent a week ago. and rain Is very much
wanted. Washing was still in operation st
tho beginning of the present week, but In
a good many grounds the aphis attack h
been so light that It has not been considered
necessary to go to the expense of washing.
Worcestershire The brilliant weather Is
having a good effect on the more vigorous
Mno In the Worcester hop yards, and the
Mathons and B ram lings are looking part leu
larly well. Fugglea, however, appear to be
In want of moro rain, which Is also ur
gently required on the poorer soils, where
tho blno Is not so strong. Washing is still
being done In many yards, but tho aphis
attack Is being gradually overcome.
Conditions In Belgium, according to a re
tort from A lost, dated June 2T. were:
"The weather, by day time. Is favorable
tho nights, however, are rather cool. The
thick; licet mentioned In my previous report,
hove brought deposit, and we must now
wait to see If they Increase further. The
Belgian quotations. 70s. elf., for September
October delivery, aro moderate enough to at
tract buyers attention.
WHEAT MARKET VttD K KTOXE STEADY
Japanese Aro Making Inquiries, but Indi
cate Low Prices.
Tho Sharp advances In the Liverpool and
Chicago markets yesterday had a steadying
effect on the wheat market here, but there
was no change la prices, as buyers consider
quotations already too high. In view of the
Inability to make a&lea. Farmers are not
dUpoaod 'to come down In their views, and
it Is early yet for them to bo much of a
factor on the selling side of the market.
Tho only buyers In evidence aro tho Jap
anese, and their bids aro materially under
current quotations.
Tho flour situation remains as previously
reported. There is no Oriental Inquiry and
there mar be none of consequence until
lato n tho season. Tho Japanese In the
meantime are Interested only In wheat, and
Judging from their present offers their in
terest In this Is not keen.
Oats and barley aro quiet and unchanged.
A little new-crop grain bay Is coming on
the market.
Local receipts in cars were reported by
the Merchants Exchange as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oat Hay
Monday ... SO 19 13 2 9
Tuesday ft 8 7 7 C
Wednesday 12 3 3 4 4
Year ago 3 9 1 2
Season t date.. 14 17 97 St 47
Tear ago 147 108 90 18 73
The world's wheat stocks July 1 were
129.9:8,000 bushels, or 37.081.000 bushels
less than laet month, and 38.3 3 7,000 bush
els under those of a year ago. They are the
smallest at this time In years. American
stocks decreased ever 19.588.600 bushels In
June. Details are as follow in bushels:
July June July
1. 1914. 1. 1914. 1, 1913.
Af oaf
For Europe 39.460.000 41,840,900
44.150,009
29.940.000
1.129.000
9,860. 000
64. 127,000
19.1S9.0OO
In store
In Europe
Argentina
Australia.
I". 2
Canada...
23.430.O00 ST. MO
1,00.0)K 50.OOi)
9.S50.OO0 10.89.Oiift
S7.412.00 5S.95.0M
1S.226.00O 2S.914.O09
Total... i:9.9?8.n00 167.059.000 158.376.000
The world's stock of wheat on July 1 for
a series of years follows. In bushels:
3914
1913
112
1911
191
1909
190S
129.97t,OO0'1907. ...
15.37.OO0'19O6....
lS3.6.0OO'l?05
15l.664.OtVk 194
123.482.000 1903
M79.09O
99.331.000 1901
164.849,000
133.7O2.0ff0
125.610,009
123,327,000
103.fi31.0O0
10S. 827.000
142,417.000
HIGH CONDITIO! OF VABJOrS CROPS
early All Leading Products Doing Better
Than Year Ago.
The composite condition of all crops of
tho United States on July 1 was about
1. 4 per cent above their ten-year average
condition on that date. Last year the July
1 condition of all .crops was 1.7 per cent
below tho ten-year average, but prospects
declined as the season advanced, the No
vember, or final, reports last year being
6.7 per cent below the ten-year average.
Consequently, present conditions are about
.T per cent better than tho outturn of 1
crops last year. . I
Tho growing; ' condition of tho various I
crop's on July 1, expressed n percentage
of their .ten-year average (not the normal)
on July 1 was as follows:
Winter wheat .. -117.3!Beans (dry) ....100.8
pears 110.0'Peaches 99.3
Barley 109.7 Hay 93.7
Spring wheat r09.1Onions 95.4
Apples 108.1 Potatoes ........ 94.3
Alfalfa 106.6'pasture 93.7
Lemons 104.9'Cabbages 93.3
Oranges lo4.6'Blackberries .... 91.8
Rye 103. S'Llma beans 90.9
Grapes 103.5'Tomatoes 89.3
Hops 103.2 Timothy hay 88.4
Corn 101.3'Sweet potatoes... 88.3
Oats 101.0'CIover hay Sa.l
Cantaloupes . . . .101.0!
VALENCIA ORANGES ARE ADVANCING
Market Is Quarter Higher Than Week Ago,
but Price Is Still Cheap.
There has been a continuous advance In
Valencia oranges and prices In California
are now 35 cents higher than a week ago,
The local quotation of 32.75'3 on fancy
grades, however, is reasonable. Valencias
are now from 75 cents to $1.25 cheaper
than usual at this time. The qual
ity of the crop is fine. Nothing but Va
lencia oranges are now left In the South.
Five cars of oranges and two of lemons
will be on the steamer out Friday.
Local receipts of peaches were heavy. A
large percentage of the Oregon fruit was
soft and sold low. Prices on the street had
an extreme range of 25 to 90 ocnts. Not
many California peaches were on hand.
Watermelons and cantaloupes were In
active demand. Good cantaloupes were very
scarce.
Locaf cucumbers are arriving more freely
and were lower at 5075 cents a box. A
car of Merced tomatoes was received.
POULTRY DEMAND EQUAL TO 60FPLY
Borers Object to Paying Recent High Prices
xor eat.
Poultry receipts yesterday were fair, but
were not too large for the market. Hens
sold generally at 15 cents, and Springs at
1820 cents.
Veal was as scarce as ever, but buyers ob
jected to paying extreme prices, and 14 cents
was as high as most of them would go.
Dressed pork was firm.
The egg market Is drifting along at the
prices that have ruled for some time past.
Un can died eggs are hardly quotable. J
Butter and cheese are steady at tho new
prices that became effective earlier in the
week.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday weru us follows:
Clearings. Balances,
Portland I1.SU1.0.U ,126.424
Seattle 2.11A2S. 221.283
Tacoma 321.237 l)9.02i)
Spokane 77H.078 1U1.001
PORTLAND
MARKET
QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Flour. Feed. Etc.
WHEAT Track prices: Club, 77 78c
forty-fold. 73c; bluestem, 82c; red Russian.
76e: Turkey red. hoc.
M1LLFEED Bran. ,21 per ton; snorts.
S26: middlings. S31.
OATS No. 1 wnite mining, ff.'.'.ou per
ton.
FLOUR Patents. ft.tO per barrel
straights. $4.20: exports. S3. 90; valley. 14.50
graham. 14.S0; whole wheat. 15.
BAR1.EV Feed. S2icr2i.u0 per ton; brew.
Ina. I22..10: rolled. 2S .'.(
ha a (.noire tlmotny. sistri: mixea.
timothy, J12fcl5; valley grain bay. 110 11
alfalfa. XT 2.
CORN Whole, $S5; cracked. JJS per toe.
Fruit and Vegetable.
Loral Jobbing quotations;
TROPICAL. FRl'ITS Oranges. tl.7.'.f8
per box; lemons, $.1.j0i t per box: bananas,
4t4c per pound; grapefruit, California,
J.14..-il(
EI5KTABL.KS Cucumbers, 50 7.e per
box; eggplant. ixr per pound; peppers. 20c
per pound; radishes, 15ol7Vsc per dosen
head lettuce. $1.75 per crate; artichokes.
85c per dosen; celery, SOc&Sl per dosen
omaioes. ttocasl.2.. per crate; spinach, btv
7c per pound; rhubarb. 2Wffilo per pound
cabbage, 1H Per pound; asparagus. 'II
&1.50 doxen: peas. Dfo6c per pound: beans.
4 5 6e per pound; corn, 30 35c per dosen.
ONIONS Red, si.zs: yellow, JJ.Z5 per
sack: Walla Walla. 13.25.
GREEN FRUITS Apples, old, llffl.75
box; new. 75c4rS1.60 per box; cherries, 668c
per pound; aprlcors, alt?!. 15 per box
cantaloupes, I3&2.75 per crate; peaches.
25r9c per. box: plums. 75c.fi 41. 5; -watermelons.
-IHa per pound; casabas. - $2?.25
per doxen; pears, 52.25 per box blackber
ries. SI. 25 per crate. V
POTATOES Oregon, sew. 114 0H4C per
pound.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Local jobbing quotation:
EGOS Fresh Oregon ranch, case count.
I3f23ic: candled. 25926a per dozen.
POULTRY Mens. IOC; springs, ' IS
S30e: turkeys. 20'fl22c; dressed, choice,
25c; ducks, ll12tec; geese, 10(9 He.
BUTTER Creamery prints, extra, 2oc per
pound: cubes. 194Cr31c.
cheese uregon triplets. joDDers- buying
price, 15 per pound f. o. b. dock Port
land; Young America, lftVio per pound.
PORK Flock. llUHo per pound.
VEAL Fancy. 13y.$14c per pound.
Staple Groceries.
Local lobbing quotation:
SALMON Columbia River one-pound
alls, $2.25 per doxen; half-pound flata.
1.40: one-pound tints. 2.4s: Alaska pink.
one-pound tails. 85c; allversides. one-pound
tails. J 1.25.
HONEY Choice. J3.5n5pj.7j per case.
NUTS Walnuts, 14;oo per pound
Brazil nut. JOc; filberts. 14915c; almond.
9 4 28c; peanuts. ctrsVjc: cocoanuts. SI per
oxen; chestnuts, IVivlOo per pound; pe
can. 14 915a
BEANS Small white, ihc; large white.
Ur; Lima, sc; pink, e.isc; Mexican. 7c
iavou. ftc.
COFFEE Roasted. In drums, 10Q520 per
pouno.
SUGAR Fruit ana berry. 35.05: beet.
$4.05; extra C. 34.66; powdered. In barrels.
15.30.
SALT Granulated. 516.50 per ton; hair
ground. 100a. $10.75 per ton; 60. 31L60 per
ton, dairy, 314 per ton.
RICE No. 1 Japan, 4U.fi 5c: Southern
bead. S4&7Hc; Island, SOSHo.
DRIED FRUITS Apples, 10V 0110 Per
pound; apricota. 4 etzsc; peaches. SOllc;
prune. Italians. 10412Hc; currants. 9"c:
raisins, loose Muscatel, Vi07Ho; bleached
Thompson, llfec; unbleached 8ultanaa.. 8c
seeded. 0c; dates, Persian, 707Hc per pound
fard. 31.40 per box.
FIGS Packages. 8-ox.. SO to box. 51.85
ackage; 10-ox.. 13 to box. ooc; white. 25-lb.
box. 31.76: black. I6-lb.-box. S1.75: black.
SO-lb. box, $2.50; black. 10-Ib. box. $1.15;
Calarab candy figs. 20-lb. box. $3; Smyrna,
per box. $1.50.
Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc.
HOPS 113 crop, prime and choice. 140
16c: 1014 contracts, nominal.
PELTS Dry. 12e; dry short wool. 9c; dry
shearings. 10c: green shearings. lSBSOc;
salted sheep. $1.2501.50; Spring lamb. 2i-
35c.
HIDES Salted hide, 13 o per sound:
salt kip. 14c; salted calf, 18o; green hides.
12toc; dry niaes, oc; ory can, zsc; saitea
ulle, 10c per pouna; green Duns, 3 He.
WOOL Valley, is(s--'lc; eastern Ore
gon. h:ohc
HOHAiK cup, kmc per pouna.
CASCARA BARK Old and new, 4 Mo per
pound. . '
GRAIN PAOa in car lots. e-JsC.
Provision.
HAMS 10 to U-pound, ltt02Ottc; 11
to 14-pound, ltt20ttc; 14 to 18-pound.
1J H o -"He: skinned, isjj-'uc; picnic, 130.
BACON Fancy. zfjuc; stanaara, 3Zft
0 35c.
dki halt uuk tu anon ciear back.
13Vtfl(Kc; exports, 14016c; plates. 110
13c
LARD Tierce basis. Pure, izeijc; com
pound. 9 0.
Oils.
KEROSENE Water white, drama, bar
rels or tank wagon, 10c; special, drums or
barrels. UHc; cases. 17ttt20c.
GASOLINE Bulk. 15Uc; cases. I3Uo:
motor spirit, bulk. 15c; cases, 32se. Eo
ine distillate, drums. 7fec; cases, 14Vio;
aptha, drums, 14Hc; caees, 21Hc.
LINSEED OIL Raw, barrels. Clc; boiled.
barrels, 53c; raw. cases, 66c; boiled, cues.
tc
TURPENTINE In case. S5o per gallon:
tank. 53c
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. July 15. Conner dull. Soot
nd September. 13.356 13.75c: electrolytic
13.ti2613.S7c; lake, nominal; casting, 13.50
15.62c
Tin quiet. Spot, Sl.45S31.55c: Septem
ber. 31.50 31.65c.
Antimony, dull. Cookson , 7.120 7.25c
Iron, quiet, unchanged.
Lead dull at 3.S5& 3.U5c; London, 119 2s
64
Spelter, quiet at 4.9595.05c; London, 21
12s od. ;
BREAK
N NEW HAVEN
SmaH Holders of Stock Rush
to Unload.
BOND PRICES ALSO DROP
Depression of These Issues Has Ad'
verse Influence on General List.
Shorts Help Along: Declin
ing Movement.
NEW YORK, July 15. Unsettlement,
which at times verged upon demoralisation,
overtook today's 8toc market. New Haven
was again the storm center, declining oti
points on steady offerings, individually small.
but in the aggregate large enough to make
that stock the most active of the day. New
Haven Cs droDDed 6A4 tramt and the 4tes of
the New York, Westchester A Boston, under
New Haven's guarantee, were again weak,
with a loss of two points.
It was not until the latter part of the day
that the general recessslon set In, beginning
with New York Central, which abruptly
declined on what appeared to De Dear sell
ing. That stock also recorded its lowest
price In years. The market at the close
turned firm.
The bond market naturally reflected th
weakness In stocks, with new low records of
a few of the speculative isssues. Total sales,
par value, 12,025,000. .
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported by J. C. Wilson & Co., Lewli
building. Port'land.
Closing
sales.
High.
70"
24
27 K
00
B1H
SV
6514
Low. Bid
Allls-Chal
Ama! Copper . . 8.7""
Am Beet Sugar. S"0
Am Can Co 1.2(K
6Si
23
2B
51
SS
64 'A
69
234
do preferred.. 200
80
Am Car &. Fdy.. 500
Am Cotton Oil. . 500
Am Sinel & Ref 2.400
51 4
3
65
do preferred
Am Sugar pf
103 1;
1124
1184
Am Tel & Tel. .
Am Tobacco
8.600 J1B54
2oo rf?H
ns
22s
so 14
118
P7'i
87
90H
183
46
13Wi
1304
!7
36
2-'S
Anaconda fiOO
Atl Coast Line.. 200
AT Santa Fe 2,200
Bait & Ohio ... 15.RO0
Brook R Tran.. 1.100
Canadian Tac .. 2S.100
HO'
110
1
47
13 H
130 14
0814
36
30
11S
ST
90
1!4
C & O
3.600
4
C & O W
C A N W
C. M St Paul.
Central Leather
Central of N J..
Chlno
Col Fuel A Iron
Col Southern . . .
Consol Gas . . ..
D I. ft W
D R O
instilling Secur.
Erie
General Electric
Gt North Ore ..
Gt North pf ...
Illinois Central.
Interboro Metro.
do preferred..
Inter Harvester.
K C Southern,.
I-ehlgh Vsllev ..
Louis Sc Nash . .
Mexican Central
M. S P S S M
Mo, Kan & Tex
Mo Pacific
National Lead..
Nat Biscuit ...
do p referred..
New Haven . . .
N Y Central . . .
N Y. Ont & Wes
Norfolk & West
North America..
Northern Pac . .
Pacific Mall ....
I'arlflc T ft T. .
do preferred..
Pennsylvania ...
Peoples Gas ...
Reading
Republic S ft I. .
Rock Island Co.
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry . . .
TfUS Oil
Union Pacific . .
do preferred..
200
60O
1.700
1.900
13
1M0 4
08 V.
36
200
404
600 40 40 Vj
254
224
I0O 128
12S
"'64
14
27i
1464
1 " 2
1114
13
63 4
105
iariV
138
120" '
13
10
12S
S974
6 4
200
400
B.5HO
400
' '600
200
300
ion
4
14
2SVt
147
122',
si 41
14
63 (
14
27 4
147
31
121
111
13
62
27
136
137
11
122
2 ion
100
200
noo
16.500
1371.4
lS
144
12
134
114
4.-
129
12.1
42.500
22,700
400
400
514
S8"i
20H
104H
sr. m,
204
103 V
20 i
1 "3
714
1.800 1094 1084
'is.fioo m" ioriii'
39.400 i3'i' joi"
oo 2 21
1.20 Hi 1
15.800 06S 9.-.U
2 200 23 22
l.SOO 141 1394
45.700 154 154s
400 82T 82i
45.500 61 504
1.00O 100S 100,
2,200 57 4 58 4
"1.200 risii RSi
8.000 71 78
22 Vj
22
84
110
1194
102 4
21 ,
14
06
224
130 4
.r5
83
U S S( eel Cor..
60 4
do preferred..
W4
M2
Utah Copper . . .
Wsbash
Western Union..
5R11
Westing fclec.
78V4
Wisconsin Cent-
38 4
Total sales for the day. 365.000 shares.
BONDS.
Reported by Overbeck ft Cooke Co.. Board
of Trade building, r-omauu,
Bid. Asked.
Atch Gen 4s
Atl Coast Line 1st 4s
B ft O Gold 4s
B P. T 4s
Chei A O 44s
O M ft Ft P Gen 44s
C R I Col 4s
91 4 95
. . 93
93 4
93 4
.. 934
. . 8-1
. . 93
..1024
. . 25
.. 92 4
.. 97
..72 4
.. 774
. . 96
.. 44
. . 82 4
.. 95
. . 95
. . 904
. 92
. 90 Vi
.1001,
. 954
. 70
. 924
. 89 4
..104 4
. 72
. 58 4
. 94
.1024
. 93
. 48
. 94
. 88
. 34
90
4
102
25 4
Cal Gas 5s
O B Q Joint 4s..,....
Erie Gen 4s
9.1
97
734
77 4
Int Met 4 4S
Louisville A Nash Un 4s
Missouri Pac 4s
N Y C Gen S4s
06
44
824
N W 1st Con 4s
Northern Pac 4s
954
95
90
Oregon Short Line Ret 4S...
Oregon Ry Nav 4s
Pac Tel 5s
penna Con 4s
Reading Gen 4s
St L ft San Fran P.ef 4s
9314
97
1O0H
954
704
92 4
004
lo
734
'95"
103
93
50
96
884
41
So P Ref 4s j.....
S V Col 4s ... .
so Ry ns
So Ry 4s
Un Ry Inv 4s
Un Pac 1st and Ref 4S
II S Steel 5s
West Shore 4s
Wabash 4s
W'house Elec cv 5s
Wisconsin Central 4s
Western Pac 5s
Ktock at Boston.
BOSTON. July 15. Closing quotations:
Allouez ...1....
Amal Cop 69 4
A Z L ft SM 1054
Nevada Cor. ... 13 4
Nlulsslng. Mines. 5"!
Norln Butte
24
14
49
7
55 H
5
"l
.34
34 4
4H
10
56
24
39
36
Ariz Com 4 4
Oal ft Arizona .. 64 4
North Lake ...
.Old Dominion .
Osceola
Quincy
Shannon
Superior
Sup ft Bos Mln.
Tamarack
U S S R & M . .
do pfd
Utah Con
Utah Cop Co ..
Winona
Wolverine
Butte ft- Sup . .
Cal & Hecla . ..402
Centennial 14
Cop Rg C Co... 35 4
K Muiie stm. "
Franklin
Granby Con ... 79
Greene Cananea 294
I Royalle(Cop) .. 19
Kerr Lake 6 4
Lake Copper .. ol4
La Salle Cop. .. 3
Mlanri Cop 22
Mohawk 44
Money, Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK. July 15. Close: Mercantile
paper, 3 $f44 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady; 60-day bill,
$4.8520; demand, $4.8715.
commercial ouis, .o . -.of.
Bar sliver. 54 4 c.
Mexican dollars, 424c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds.
heavy.
ran monev Armor. 24tfi3 per cent: ruling
rate. 3 per cent; closing bid, 342 per
cent.
Time loans, firm; 60 days, 2 per cent:
90 days, i per cent; six months, 44 4 per
cent.
RAN FRANCISCO, July 15. Silver bars.
Drafts Sight, lc; do. teiegrapn, ac.
Sterling in London, 60 day. $4.85: do.
sight. $4.87.
LONDON. July 15. Bar sliver Weak at
254 d: money. 141 Per cent: short bills.
2 24 per cent; three montns, zm'.5t per
cent.
Condition of the Treasury.
Washington. July 15. The condition of
the United State Treasury at the beginning
of business today was:
Net balance in general luna isj,mo,!j
Total receiDts yesterday 2.220,636
Total pavments yesterday 2.755.146
- mi 1 1- en r c , nCQ
The SUrplUB tnis Iiscai yr o f,uoi,vj,
against a deficit of $15,822,055 last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public debt
transaction.
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Ga., July 15. Turpentine.
irm. 43c; sales, 6S2; receipts, booa; ship
ments. 24.342; stocks. 22.313.
Rosin, firm; sales, os; receipts, 14m;
shipment 14,139; stocks, 108,123. yuote:
A, B. $3.70; C. D. E. $3.75; F. $3.77: G. H.
33.80: K. $4. 03; SI. s.u; rr j.
$3.85; WW. $6.00.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. July 15. Coffee market wa
firmer today. European cables showed com
paratively little feature, but the continued
firmness of the cost and freight market
seemed to Inspire some scattered covering
and after opening 1 point higher to 1 point
lower, the market advanced on support from
two or three of the more prominent trade
brokers, who seemed to find very few buy-
rs around the ring. ine ciose was is to
IT point klajier. Kalas, 41.500 bags. In
cluding switches. July, 8.48c: August,
8.45c; September. 8.55c; October, 8.65c; De
cember. 8.85c; January, 8.90c; March, 9c;
May, 0.07c.
Spot steady, Rio, No. 7, 8c; Santos, No.
4, 114 c Mild coffee dull.
Raw sugar easy. Molasses. 2.64c; centrifu
gal, 3.28c. Refined, steady.
London Wool Bale.
LONDON. Julv 15. Offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted to 13.519
bales, principally cross-breds. The demana
was brisk and prices were firm, Americans
paying 10 per cent advance for nne greasy.
Merinos were In short supply and in sell,
ers' favor. Shabby slipes were Irregular.
SAN . FRANCISCO PRODECB MARKET
Prices Quoted at the Bay City on Fruits,
Vegetables. Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 15. Fruit Pine
apples. $1.50&3: Mexican limes. $4S;
California lemons, $2.755.50.
Vegetables Cucumbers. 4uc; green pea.
75c $1.25.
Eggs Fancy rancn, 2s4c; store, :r-c
Onions Red, $2.2502.35; yellow, $2.25
1.50.
Cheese Young America. 14 915c; new.
10124c
Butter Fancy creamery, 26c; seconds, Zdc
Potatoes Delia new-crop Burbanks, per
cental, sacks, $11.25; boxes, $11.35; new,
l&14c; sweets, 5 (8 6c.
Receipts Flour, 0422 quarter; barley,
19.200 centals; potatoes, 6005 sacks; hay.
244 tons.
FORMER PRICES HOLD
TRADE IS OF SMALL VOLUME AT
NORTH PORTLAND,
Limited Sales Reported of Cattle. Bogs,
Sheep and Lambs at Prevail
ing; Quotation.
There wa no change In the livestock situ
ation yesterday and not much business was
transacted at tne yaras. rteceipis were
moderate.
Only a few loads of steers were sold ana
most of them brought J6.30 and $9 40.
Butcher cattle were hardly In evidence.
The hog market was also inactive and for
mer nrices were maintained. . Two loads of
sheep and lambs, that brought ruling prices,
made up tho transactions in the mutton di
vision. .
Receipts were 133 cattle, 223 Bogs ana .01
sheep. Shippers were:
With cattle Mr. wnitesiae, jioseDurs. -
ears.
With hogs Hugh Cummlngs. corvanis, 1
car: Will Block, Amity, 1 car.
With sheep J. Lovely, Oakland, . cars,
with mixed loads W. B. Kurtz. Hunts
Ferry. 1 car cattle and hogs; Portland Feed
er Company, who drove in 77 mixed cattle.
The day's ssjes 'were a ronows:
Wt. Price.
Wt Price.
2 hogs.
6 hogs.
, . 88 $8.10
. . 225 8.50
, . 136 8.10
1 heifer. .
8 steers
14 steers
3 hogs .
10 hogs .
71 hogs .
890 JS.70
950
St0
353
125
lsi)
61
6.30
6.00
7.50
53 hogs.
14 steers
..12.13 6.40
8 steers
4 steers
2 cows
..1236 6.30
..1562 6.30
..1170 6.0"
133 lambs .
5.50
68 hogs
121 7.85
129 ewes
93
4.2:
Current prices of the various classes of
tock at the yards lonow:
prime steers
$6.70"37.00
6.50W 6.75
. ... 6.25f 6.50
6.OO411 6.10
5. 50 5.75
. ... 6.25 'r? 6.10
. ... 6.00 y 8.00
. . . . 3.00 ii 5.00
. ... 4.50(9 5.50
. ... 8.00W 8.50
. ... 7.00 (& 7.50
.... 4.00 4.75
Choice steers
Medium steers
Choice cows . .
Medium cows
Heifers
Calves
Bulls
tags
Hog
Light
Heavy
Sheep
Wethers
wes
. . . . 8.25 o 4.-'
4.50i 4.8;
Yearlings ....
Lambs
. ... 5.50 6.00
Omaha Livestock Market.
cniT'tir rtw4TT& Xeh.. .lulv 15. Hogs.
t- in aoA ln.r Heavv 58.55418.10
light $8.45478.75; pigs $7.75'.Su; bulk J.ou
tl 8.60.
nit K.prmiH idi'i). bi. .........
tMMwm tTTAiliH: rnu nnri heifers $6.50'!l
mm. western steers SG.50ers.3o;
teers $6.00 ( 8.011; cows ana neners w.w
lj7.50: calves $8.00Sp lO.oO.
ik..n Reeelnts 7800. lower. Yearlings
6.00'J6.55: wethers $5.506.00; lambs $8.75
IBH.lo.
rhlcaco Livestock Market.
cHirion .inlv l .v Knzs Receints 30,
000. lower. Bulk $8.70(8 8.110: light il.nvy
8.95: mixed $S.45WS.05; heavy JS.rfOia s.uo
...., cafiitir.! jiinn ss.00ftr9.00.
Cattle Receipts io.uuv. lowei.
7.7049.00: Bteers $6.40418.30: Btockers ani
feeders $5.808'S.OO: cows and heifers $3.90
M Q 111- p. VM 7 . .,U ttr' J 1 . UU.
.., r rmrt 1..,., Rh,.n
n.25ioi6.10: yearlings $5,7547.30; lambs
$6.30(8 9.10.
Chicago Dairy Produce.
PHIPAOO. .tulv 15. Butter, unchanged
Fggs, lower: receipts. 13,573 cases: at
mark, cases included. IScalSUc: ordinary
rsts, 17 4 a 18c; ursts. n'lBinc
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. July 15. Evaporated apples
ulet. Prune firm.
Duluth Linseed Market
PULUTH. July 15. Linseed. $1.63 ; July,
6Si;
September. $1.63.
Cotton Market.
v-c-W YORK Julv 15. Soot cotton quiet
Middling uplands, 13.25c, do. gulf, 13.5oc. No
ales.
IAKED IN FACES TEST
JOE KKOWLES, WITHOI T MATCHES,
TO PLUNGE IXTO FOREST.
a to re Man to Remain 60 Day In VlldM,
Gaining; Food, Shelter and Clothing
With Sole Aid of Two Hands.
GRANTS PASS, Or.. July 15. (Spe-
ial.l Joe Knowles, artist-nature man
and party returned to tirants rasa to
day, after a short preliminary investi-i-atlnn
of the hills of Southern Oregon
Thev nr enthusiastic over the outlook
and are fully convinced xney navo
found the ideal locality and conditions
nder which Knowles snail attempt
ealn to show to the world mat man
of today can live In the woods, Just as
rimitive man did; procure iooa ana
rotect and provide clothing lor one
elf with only such weapons as nature
cava him.
Knowles claims to Know tne wooes
n4 the wil.-i animals that Inhabit them
better than any other living civilized
man. He claims to be able to gather
and make a wholesome meal ol nem.
roots and plants, all of which practi
cally are unknown to the ordinary man
or household.
Knowles says he believes his experi
ment, if successful, ana ne imiy ex
pects it to be. will prove of great sci
entific benefit and give the younger
generation a valuable object lesson, as
welL The entire party will return to
the vicinitv of the Josephine County
caves, from where the start is to be
ade itiursaay, wnen "un, "
dav or two for prepartton, clad only
in a breechclout, without so much as
match with which to kindle a fire.
III begin his 60-day experiment. Pro
fessor Watterman, of the university or
California, will be the nearest man to
Knowles during the stay in tne wooes.
for the purpose or seeing tnat tne ex
periment is properly carried out, at the
same time remaining far enough away
to not Interfere with Knowles In any
wav. while continlne to work their
way daily further from tha haunts of
man. The remainder of the party will
remain in camp, near the starting
place.
Mother, III, Would See Son.
COTTAGE GROVE, Or.. July 15.
(Special.) Inquiry was received yes
terday by H. Blgelow for Joe Hill, a
former employe, stating that Mr. Hill's
mother is 111 at her home In Georgia.
Mr. Hill is thought to be in Portland
and Mr. Bigelow will endeavor to lo
cate him. Money was inclosed to pay
Mr. Hill's fare to his mother's bedside.
After studying the subject of the sup
pression of noises in dwellings for several
years a German scientist has decftled that
the more solidly buildings are constructed
the more quickly they -will convey sounds.
TIS
Wider Wheat Area Is Attacked
by Plaguew-
APPEARS ' llr MINNESOTA
Keports Cause Advances in Chicago
"Wheat Market Ranging; From
7-8 to 1 3-8 C4?nts Cables
Are Also Bnllish.
CHICAGO. Julv 15. Black rust report,
more ominous than at any previous time thii
season, formed one of the leading causes
for an advance In the price of wheat. The
market closed strong. Zi to H411o net
higher. Corn gained to -Jseno; oats
finished l-16c oft to "4 B So up and pro
visions the same as last night to a rise of
17UC
It was freeley admitted mat juinnesoia
fields as well as those In fcoutn jjaxota.
Rhowed serious inroads from black rust. Ad
vices were that the plague had traveled to
within 80 miles of the border of North Da
kola. Th ravage in some places were
said to be worse than m lo, wnen in
Spring crop throughout the Dakotas an
Minnesota suffered widespread ruin. Bullls
cables helned keen the wheat market on th
up grade from the start. Uneasiness in
regard to threats of a railroad tieup counted
also arainst the bears.
Failure of predicted rain ana argentine
weather report led to a bulge in corn.
Enlargement of country -enenngs lenaeu
to check any decided upturn ior oats.
Provisions followed the course or tne noi
morket Ther WBH a dlD at the OUtSet
but later it was noticeable that stockyard
Interests had taken to th buying side.
The leading future ranged a follow:
WHEAT.
Open. High.
US
SPREADING
Low. Close.
.77 $ .78H
.77 H .77
.69 .69 4
.06 .67 H
,36H .3H
.31 .35
July
..$ .7714 $ .781,
. . .77 it .77
CORN.
. . .69 Vi .601
. . .66 ? .67 H
OATS.
. . .36 .36
.34?ft .55 Vs
sept.
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
MESS PORK.
July
22.87 '4
Sept.
. .20.90
21.17'.4
LARD.
20.90
21.12ft
July
Sept.
10.27 Vt
..10.40 10.42i4 10.40
SHORT BIBS.
10.4V
Julv ll.!5 12.02H 115 I2.02H
Sept U.00 11.07 'A 11.30 ll.Ua
"Wheat No: 2 red. 7SM.7!c: No. 2 hard
790?8Oc; No. 2 Northern, Si Crew; ro.
Qnrimr J37ffiSRv
t..orn ro. z yeiiow, niu.fi!'.
low, 70H70c.
Rye no. z, osvic. .
Parlev, 49fSv57c.
Timothy. $4 0 5.25.
Clover, $10 16' 18.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON. July 15. Cargoes on passage
milet but steady.
English country market, steady but un
changed; French country maraeis, sieaay.
T.rvpnpnnr, .Tulv 15. Wheat No.
Manitoba, 7a 8Hd; No. 2, 7s 2d; October.
63 Sd: pecemt.er, os hisd.
Weather cloudy.
Minneapolis. Grain Market.
MTNNEAPOI-IS. Julv 15. Wheat No.
hard. S94c: No. 1 Northern, 6S (9SS4c
No. 2 Northern, 84 SeSc: September,
794c.
Barley, 4250e. t
Flax, $1.61 (?1.63K.
San Francisco tirain Market.
BAN FRANCISCO, July 15. Spot quota
U'.lli Walla. S1.53i 01.55: red Rus
sian. $1.55& 1.56!4 : Turkey red, $1.56.tt
1.57: bluestem, $1.60: feed barley. 17 9
$1; brewing barley, nominal; wmm-w ulb,
SI .22 1 fiDl.-aro : oran, .i.tfirw.i m
i '"iiiwi :!:: hrati. S24.50 'ti 24. i : mid
Call" board Wheat easy. Barley weak,
Dec. $1.01 hi.
l'naet Sound Wheat Markets,
SEATTLE, July 15. Wheat, August and
September delivery quotations: Bluestem,
S2c: fortvfold. 78c: club. 78c ; fife, 77c; red
yesterday's car receipts, wheat 2; corn
1; hay 3; tlour i.
TirnMi. .Tulv IS. Wheat Bluestem,
82c: fortyfold, SOc; club. 79c; fife. 7Sc. Car
receipts Wheat 1 : oats 1 ; hay .
ARGUMENTS "FOR" ARE IN
Negative Side Has Until July SI lo
Take Up Measures.
SALEM. Or.. July 15. (Special.)
Announcement .was made yesterday by
Secretary of State Olcott that affirma
tive arguments had been tiled ior puu
lication in the election pamphlet for all
measures by the surtax- amendment,
initiated by H. D. Wagnon. a measure
providing for consolidating ol munici,
nallties. a bill combining the corpora
tion department with the insurance de
partment, universal eight-hour law. ini
tiated by the Socialist party, bill to
abolish State Desert Land Board and
office of State Engineer, bills to re
duce salaries of county officers in Co
lumbia and Hood Kiver and Dill pro
viding bounty for jack rabbits in Har
ney County.
The time for filing affirmative argu
ments expired last Saturday and per
sons desiring to file negative argu
ments will have until July 21 to do so.
SOCIALISTS HAVE PICNIC
lied Flag Waves In St. Helens When
Portland Party Goes There.
ST. HELENS. Or..July 15. (Special.)
The red flag was waved through the
streets of St. Helens yesterday wnen
the annual picnic of the Socialist party
or Portland was held In the City Park
here. The steamer Joseph Kellogg, its
flagstaff bearing a red banner, brought
over 100 of the picnickers from Port
land, and they were Joined by members
of the party from CoiumDla county,
who were led by Mrs. Flora I. Fore
man, of Ouincy.
The women were dressed in wiuie
with wide red sashes. The men wore
much red on tne lapeis. .cacti wmo
red banner bearing the words "Socialist
Party."
A merry-go-round was erected In the
park, and dancing and music by the
band brought along furnished the
amusement.
TWO MARKETS COMBINED
Oregon City Unites City and Farm
Sales Days After First Trial.
OREGON CITY. Or.. July 15 (Spe
cial.) Encouraged by the decided suc
cess of the first public street market
day last Friday, the Board of Trade,
which backed the movement, took steps
at the regular weekly meeting to com
bine it witn a biocs mtKi kcuub
irarmers will be Invited to bring In
their catte, pigs and sheep, not only
for sale to butchers, but for trade and
salA anions: themselves. The muni
cipal scales is across the street from
the market site ana win do usea m
connection with the stock market.
It also was suggested that the market
be held twice a week, on Tuesday as
well as on Friday. A large covering,
to protect the 80 feet of racks from
either sun or rain, will be built.
DAILY METEOROIOGICAI, REPORT.
onuTl AKD. Julv 15. Maximum tempera
ture, 7T degrees; minimum, 63 degrees. River
PINKERTON & COMPANY
UNiTED STATES DETECTIVE AGENCY
Chicago, 111., ever since 1883
No connection, with or relation to the Finkerton National Defective
Agency.
Scientific detective work along modern lines. Onr
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
"We force the payment of bad debts. We operate on the broad
principle that you cannot make any one pay you unless he wants to
pay you, and our province is to make him want to pay you.
A DETECTIVE AGENCY CAN DO TIIIS.
; Northwestern Offices, 412-13 Lnmbennens bldg., Portland, Or. '
, Phone Main 7741.
W. H. TEEECE, District Manager.
LEE & TILTON
BANK
-a.tbbiihf)d
Capital and Surplus S2.000.000
Commercial and Savinjjs Deposits
I"? Si
Kt3U it: a M ,-J , B l i 1,4 s-i KV3'
r i .a r . rm e- m. mm i
r n cia . .i rv v si i I sal
sl)lns
Sno La
BVOIR July tt M I'ROVI.XCI! Aii.lJ !., HWdlK tur. I1
IXtKKAlNE AutT-e tl'RANCB new) Ausj. IS I.A IOKKIINF. frpt. 1
Twln-fi-rew steamer. Tvimnrun.).-.-..w n...,!,,, i
rirKfltl. SATIRDAY BAIT INO 1R1IM NKW )liK. .1 I". M.
ONE CI.AP3 CABIN (IK and THIRIV'I.ASS I'liurnixi (in I
tKOCHAMBEAP Au. t llK'AtiO An. t
m
Mlnuer. SO Oth St.! A. 1. nariion, o.t .iiornncin !.; r.. njinr,
ht P. Kj.l Ponwy H. rlmlih, SH th A. '. hhrldon. IK . ll !
knon,' 848 Washington el.: nrth Hunk Koad. 6ln and Mark 1 I'
Iter, agent Inlou I'arlflc Kailway.
reading. 8 A. M.. 11.3 feet; chsne in last
24 hours, .2 foot fall. Total rainfall (5 I. M.
3 P. M. . none: total since September l,
1813. SS.On Inches; normal, 41.29 Inches; de
ficiency, K.30 Inches. Total sunshine, 10
hours, 9 minutes; possible. 15 hours. 24 min
utes. Bsrometer (reduced to sea level),
P. M 30.1 Inches.
THU WEATHER.
S "5 Wind
!
3 . p O "
? c : f
3 : r
STATIONS.
weather
Bakr
7 f.O0T' V !i"nr
82i0.00 l' NW'c'lfJir
74 0.MH K Kokjtv
tlVft.'J'loNW I'i. cluudy
7 i.4U' 4 Su :'"lt?r
7- O.OOj 4)N M'W-ar
JKi a.nH' "V Icioufly
,4 0.0M1 S S ri-ar
THA.fHH 4 SW Tl-ar
r,2 o.fXM fi NVinar
SS 1 -S 'Pt. clnudj
74 O.0" M " Pt. rlmidy
PS 0.:n,in .s ll't, cloudy
'fl O.on' P Pt. Houtly
72'.to l't s ';i(u(!y
ras rt.oo 20 wv'i'it'Pip
Ii4 i).fi lO!NV;Pi-tr
KS 0.OOI S S f'l:tr
S2.0.0l fi'SW !'loudv
so n.om u t'iouiy
2S t.0 12 N Wi"Ijip
PO'0.00! 4 U 'lrur
94 0.00! 6 6513 (riPHr
PL' .'! 12 sV ') 'l"H.r
77 O.liO'tr. NW(lfip
82 0.IH1I14.N 'K-)r
Boise
Boston
Calgary
Chii-ago
Colfax
Denver
Dcs Moines
Duluth
Kurek.i
'lalveHton
Helen 4
Jacksonville . . .
Kansas City . -.
Klamath Kaltn
Lob Aneoles
MarnhtlHd
Medford
Montreal
New Orleans . .
New l orK
North Head ...
North Yakima
rendlcton
Phoenix
PocateMrt
Portland
Koseburtr
Sacramento - -
St. Louis
Pt Paul
Salt Lake
San Francisco .
On o. tin' jo s ri.-iir
Pti .0(t!14'S l'le.p
S4l0.on t2' Pt. cloudy
4 0. n '.! V Pt. rloudy
7no.no in Nw'ij'ur
7R,o.oo in V jru-ar
72n.ni, ; N" (Pt. cloudy
fin n.tm in sV 'Clear
Seattle
Spokaiif
Tacoma
Tatoosh Ialand
Victoria. B. C.
WachinRton
Wlnnlnoir ......
, ssn.np 4'S ITt. rlotidy
IHt 0 . Kt"jn SW t 'la r
YelJowaiont Park. 7i.iO.n4! K SW (ciar
WEATHER CONDITION?.
A larite hlKh-prcssure area is central over
Vancouver Inland nnrl a disturbance nf con
siderable energy overlies the Ited Klver Val
ley of the Xorth. Showers and thunder
storms have occurred ainnc: tne ensi si"i'
of the Northern Itocky Mountnms. Hie lii
River Valley uf the North. Lower Mississippi
Valley and In the Atlantic stalf from ,M
York to Florida. I rnusualiy high tempera-
urea prevail In the .Miriuie writ anu in if
interior of California. ......
Th. nnndltlnns are favorable for f ur and
warmer weather In this district Thursday.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair and wanner;
northerly winds.
n..nn and Wash nuton Fair. wnrmr
except near the coast: northwesterly winds.
Idaho Fair ana warmer.
EHWARrt A. BKAI.S Oialrlct Fnreesstor.
rff
Dlluuimc p a c -ment
holds up re
markably well un
der heavy usage,
and rarely has to
be repaired. It is a
very desirable
pavement and eco
nomical f o r all
a f . 1
J.C. WILSON&CO.
STOCKS. BONOS. T.RAIX A.VU COTIOX
NKW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OK TRABH
KKW YORK COllON- KXCHAMii
IHK blOCK ANU BONO kiiua-ius.
BAis rnanviavui
P0BTLAND OrriCE:
Lewis Building. 269 Oak Street.
Phones Marshall 3858. A 4187
TRAVELERS GCIDK.
COOS BAY
AND ETREKA.
. 8. KUIKB
SAILS SUNDAY, JULY 1.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.
Tteket Office.
112A 3d St.
Mala 1314. A-1314.
rreJKUl iiiiee,
Foot of Nortbrup
street.
Main 5203, A S422.
DRAIN TO COOS HAY.
Antna rim dailv. Dellarhtful trio via
Allegany r the Ocean-beach rout.
Wire reservations to
a. MATTUON. Dralk
Compa4nie-
Gener&Ie TransM'antique
Ilrect Line to flavre-l'arls irraarel.
from Now York every Vednt'S(l.i y. Id A M.
Touraine, Wed., July 22
TUAVFI TKS MMK.
VHITE STAR LINE
LARGEST BRITISH STEAMER
F LONDON AUG. S
PARIS
Arc;. . m'.it.
Vls rij moiith t'herhonrs; Soilthamples
OTllKIt HA1I.IM1S.
OfFAMC, n. I, Auk. - :. .,, It.
New ork iueentov u Liverpool.
Celtle lulv 2:1 Adriatic "t.
llallic lul.v SlMe.Inc An. 1.1
KoHtnn ljiieentiiM n Liverpool
H.vi,(ill up. nccnrillng; l steamer.
Arabic Ana. 1 1 mrte .... Au. M
llolon .MeUilcrrHiiean llalr
( annplc . . . . An. 2U t rrtlc ept. It
ATrlERICAN LINE
Onu-Ctfl-ui CnMn '1h S rv1 a.'tft np.
I'lvtuoiit h i hrrt.ntirn siithauit!on
riillnrielphtift Jnl 2lSt. Paul 1
M. I.uuli . , ..1ul ai ' irk ..Amic.1I
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Nw ork, lnilon llrec.
Ilnnaj.nlii Jtil 2S ltnnt-tah ..An.
MinnruMMka Auc I MinnHonkn .Aug. la
RED STAR LINE
New ork ! er A nt erp
7elanf I KrH.nlanf ..4nclA
Varterlnnl ..Am. a InlHtid .....Auc. til
WHITE STAR DOMINIOi
Montreal Quebac Liverpool
OM.Y rOtR IAVS AT HK It V 1 If K
l,itraet Meniiirr I- rttin Innt r
Tfulonlr .. . July 25 anaila n.
tKanli'. ...Ana. I l-ural h ... w. In
f4nd for folf.rrti of htanttftil
t. l-nw reiift ruH' to I .mo.'.
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la ix.cki Aurat
or Al.l.AA SV C fienrral lr'l,
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AUSTRALIA
Tlliri ANU NKW 7.I.U.AMI
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t'nlon Meam.liip l . of New Zealand, I. Id.
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and MUM l', ll'KH
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nate SMttirdiv.
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SAN FKANCISCO
LOS ANGELES
S A. M.. July SI.
The Pan Franrlsce At "ortland H. S. t'e.
3d and W ashlnittoii . (with O.-W. at.
N. Co.). Tel.. Marnhall 4500. A 1 1 1.
ALASKA
Special one-way end ronn'i-trip relea.
Steamship sails Ailreet P. M.
SATURDAY, JULY 18
ftw lle!ervatlon Lft
San Francisco, I'orllned V I.oa Aaselre
Ntesmshlp Co.
FRANK BOi-LAM, A srent.
124 Talrd Street. A-er.l). Mala 3.
COOS BAY LINE
Steamship Breakwater
t.itK from Alnsworth dock. Fo.'tlaad. A.
July 7. 12, 17. 2J. S7, Aug. 1, . 11. lo, ai-i.
tr.ialil aa lUuel ofni.. U Alueeeri
goes. fwrtland Coos liar a. a. iuae
1 H. KKATlXi, AgeaL
faane Mjum sx. A
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