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Newspaper Page Text21 TIIE MORNING ORISGONIAN, FITTDAT, 317AY 2G. 1910. DARD SALES MANY st Session of Produce Ex change Is Successful. rRGE BUSINESS IS DONE tual Values of Batter, Kggs and p I her Com mod itles Are Estab lished by Public Transactions. Membership to Be Enlarged. The first business aession of the Portland oduce Exchange was held yesterday prninff in its temporary quarters at Her street. About 35 member were pres jt and the session "was a decidedly active Rood many thousands of dollars rth of nroduce chanclnir hands. H. ust, of the A I sea Creamery Company, leeided and J. J. Shekter, of the Beaver oduce Company, acted as secretary. The following actual sales were posted on board: Butter cues firsts y cubes firsts cubes prime firsts . . cubes prime firsts . . cubes extras cubs extras cubes extras to pounds store butter Krrps casei current receipts casei current receipts case! current receipts casei current receipts I casei current receipts icasei current receipts -case current receipts Pou try oopi hens roopi hens if oop hens Iboopbroilers 1 coopturkeys .99 .1M .DO Blues tern t ortyloia Club Rwd fife Red Husslau Oats No. 1 white, feed 20.00 Barley No. 1 feed 27.00 Milifeed Bran 23.75 Shorts .7.7,5 ffu lures June bluest em ............. July blucstem June forty fold July fortyfold June club $ 1.03 ".OA 2CD0 4 29.00 25.00 2S.50 Bid. .9 -f? . .02 'A .W2 .no July club '. .X S 1.1 S 1.12 1.10 l.os 1.05 26.00 23.00 TRADE TURNS ABOUT Vh Speculative Interest Is Trans ferred to Specialties. June red fife July red fife - June Russian ............... July Russian June oats ................. . July cats June feed barley ............ July feed barley ............. June bran sw July bran June shorts ..... . ......... . Jul v shn-ts FI.OCR Patents, J5.20 straights, f 4.B0ra: 5 ; exports. .90 .00 26.25 26.25 27. OO 2.-.r0 24.00 24.T.0 27.f.O 27.&0 per $4.30; barrel; j v alley. 14 70: whole wheat. S3.40: graham. 5.20. HAT Eastern Oregon timothy. 124 24.50 per ton; Valley timothy, $21&22; al falfa, old crop. $1718. MILLFEED Spot prices: Bran, $2626.30 per ton; shorts. 329&J29.50 per ton; rolled barley, $31 .50 i 32.00. CORN Whole, $36 per ton; cracked, $37 per ton. 1.02 .05 .93 .08 .03 ,ua .03 2.75 27.00 2S.50 2S.O0 25.00 25.00 28 so Bethlehem Steel one car hogs: McMahon & bon, iinn: one cattle and hogs; J. S. Flint. Unn. two cattle, calves, bogs and aneep;,M. B. Wheeler, Lin a, one hogs; G. W. Ayer, Marlon, one l-car cattle, calves and hogs; ltoDerl Ben nett, Missoula, one car hogs; Robert Mc- Crow, Klickitat, one car hogs: II, S. Rob erts, Iewia, one car aheep; W. S. Giuen. Clackamas, one car catue, carves, nogs and sheep; W. H. Harris, Wasco, 7i sheep by boat: same. Klickitat. boat: V. C. Mansfield. Kllckl ana day s sales were as xouows: Wt. Price! Wt. Price HEAT 111 SOUTHWEST RAIL ISSUES FALL BACK Lieads War Stocks With Gain ot II 1-2 Points. Transcontinental Earnings Reports Favorable. Cents. 25 ... .......... 2i 25',i 54 25 51,4 aiv 23 23 2SJ4 "111"!!" 1123 23 H. 23 y .16- 16 29 20 Th( trading was done by call for bids Alii cferlngs, and It was noticeable that the spreal .betweenbld and asked prices was narrav from the start, indicating a desire on tie part of buyers and sellers to cet to gethc without unnecessary ceremony. Clos ing; ids, which did not result in further rales were at 25,4 cents for extra cubes and 2314 cents for eggs. Tie opening of the Exchange gives Port land for the first time official market prlrea of produce. Based on actual sales. these prices may be taken as legitimate values, which will govern transactions in the open market as well. It is the hope of the promoters of the movement to include In the membership of the Exchange all out-of-town creamery men and produce shippers who market supplies in this city. Sessions will be held on every business day at 11:30 A. M. ALL WHEAT MARKETS ARE STEADIER Trade Is Quiet rurally and in the Interior of the State. The wheat markets were steadier at all points yesterday. Local board quotations were not materially changed. Trade was quiet here and in. the country. A San Francisco wire noted an advance In grain bag prices In that market to 14 cents. The stronger tone was due to the belief that arrivals from Calcutta would not reach the coast in time to be available for the early California harvest. Locally bags were quoted firm at 12 cents. Argentine wheat shipments this week are estimated at 2,000,000 bushels. James Caruthers says of the Canadian crop outlook; "The general opinion teems to be that ths Canadian wheat acreage w-111 be at least 15 per cent below 1015. We cannot expect anything, -like the-375,000,000 bushels raised last year. If the three Canadian provinces raise 200.000.000 bushels this season It will be all that can be expected, although weath er conditions may change the sXlgures 25, 000,000 to 50,000,000 bushels either, way. Our opinion is that the United States and Can ada will not raise over two-thirds ot what they did last year, and possibly below this. , We firmly believe that every bushel of our Manitoba wheat will be wanted in the next few month?, especially taking into consid eration Its magnificent quality; It may be years before we can get sueh another crop of fine Quality In our Canadian Northwest.' Terminal receipts, in cars, were reported by tho Merchants' Exchange as follows Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay. Fruits and Vegetables. Local jobbing quotations; TROPICAL. FRUITS Oranges, navels, J2.10fj,3.25 per box; lemons, 2a4.25 per box; bananas, 5c per pound; pineapples, 54 &'7c per pound: grapefruit, tll-Toto 5. VEGETABLES Artichokes, $1 per dozen; tomatces, $4.25 per crate: cabbage, $2.50 (g 3 per hundred; garUc, 10c per pound; pep pers, 25c per pound; eggplant, 20 'a 25c per pound; horseradish, 8Vzc per pound; lettuce, $2?r2.40 per crate; cucumbers, 75c" $1.00 per dozen: spinach, 40c per pound; asparagus, 9c$T?1.25 dozen; rhubarb, li per pound: peas, yc per pouna. beans, 10c per pound; celery, $3.50 per crate. POTATOES Jobbing prices: Oregon. $1.50 1.75: California, new. awa'AC per pouna. OXIOXS OreEon. S1.502.00 per sack; California rod. ?2.25 per sack. GREEN FRUIT trawberrles. Oregon, $2.5Of408.OO per crate: apples. $1 1.75 per box; gooseberries. 4f5c per pound; cherries, 1 -5 1.75 per box: cantaloupes. (4.503 5 per crate; apricots. $2 2.25 per box. Dairy and Country Prodnce. Local Jobbing quotations: EGGS Oregon ranch, exchange price, cur rent receipts, 234. 23 Vic; Jobbing price, candled, 24c per dozen. fOUi.TKy liens, lewitS'Ac; "tags, jc; broilers. 29c per pound; turkeys, live. 18&20c: turkeys, dressed, choice, 2JW25c; 'ducks. 16?18c; geese. 10c. a u ttek exchange price, cudbs. extras. 25254c; cu-hea, prime firsts, 25c; Job bing price, prints, extras, 27&29c; butter -fat. No. 1. 27c; No. 2, 25c, Portland. CHEESE Orecon triplets Jobbing buying price. 15c per pound, f. o. b. dock, Portland; Young Americas, luc per pouna. VEaL Fancy, .11 S ll'.4c per pouna. PORK Fancy, 11c per pound. i Staple Groceries. Local Jobbing quotations: SALMON Columbia River, 1-pound tails. $3.30 per dozen; one-half flats, $1.50; 1- pound flats. $2.50; Alaska pink, 1-pound tails, 05c. HONEY Choice, 53:25 per case. NUTS Walnuts, sack lots, lc; Brazil nuts, 1518c: filberts, 1018c; almonds. 16c; peanuts, 6jc: cocoanutB, $1 por dozen; pecans. 10Q?-20c; chestnuts. 10c. BEANS Small white. 8c; large white. T.Dc; Lima, 5c; bayou, 6V4c; pink, lVac; red Mexican, 6c. COFFEE Roasted, In drums, 14 33c. SUGAR FTUit and berry, XS.45J. beet. $S.25; extra C, $8.05; powdered, in barrels. $8.90; cubes, barrels, $9.20. salt Granulated. $io.su per ion; nan ground. 100s. $10.50 per ton; 50s. $11.30 per ton; dairy. $14 per ton. RICE Southern head, Z'i6V, per pound; broken. 4c; Japan style, 45c. DRIED FRUIT Apples. 8c per pound; apricots, 1315c; peaches, 8c; prunes, Ital ian, 8ii9c; raisins, loose Muscatel, 8c; un bleached Sultanas, 9V410c; seeded, 9c; dates. Persian lue per pound: fard. $l.to per box; currants, 8yi 12c; figs, SO e-dunce. 2; 10 4-ounce, $2.0; ay lu-ounce, 12 10-ounce, 85c; bulk, white, 78c; black. lc per pound. NEW YORK, May 25. Transfer of specu lative interest from investments to special ties assumed well-defined proportions today, leading rails extending their declines, while munitions, shipping shares anTl miscellaneous stocks made variable gains, only a few of which were retained at the irregular close. Trading was moderately active, but lacked the feverish movements of the early week. Reading continued active, declining to lO-J at the opening, rallying to 105M:. fall ing back to 101 and closing at 102. an overnight loss of 1 points. It was again the largest contributor to the day'a oper ations, with air overturn of 116.000 shares. Other rails were relatively dull or heavy, closing with a fair average of quotations under final prices of the previous day. Bethlehem Steel led the "war brides'" In extent of gain, showing more than its usual activity on its advance of 17 Vt points to 459 y.. L'nited States Steel gave promise at midday of resuming its former leader ship, rising 1V4 points" to 86H on numerous Individual transactions ranging from looo to more than 50OO shares. Crucible and Lackawanna Steel were ma terially higher at their best, together with some of the minor industrials and locomo tives, which supplemented yesterday's bbst prices before the reaction of the last hour. Automobile and Can Issues iwere outstanding features during the mldsession. General Motors gaining 5 points, with 24 points for Chandler Motors, which made a new maxi mum of 105. while Continental Can rose briskly to 104V4 on its pain of ftU points. Mercantile Marlnea regained some of their recent prominence, the preferred rising A points, and United Fruit kept pace with the rise in these issues. United States In dustrial Alcohol featured Its particular class with a temporary gain of points, and such stocks as Sears-Robuck and Woolworth had their mbmeutary periods of strength and activltv. April statements of transcontinental roads were again highly favorable. Union Pacific reporting a net lncreaze of $1,448,00, with SK4.Vnni fni. Atchison. Bonds wore steady on a fairly large distribution of trading. Total sales, par value, $4,430,000. United States and Panama bonds were '.4 to Vt per cent lower on call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS Clos'ing Sales. Hich. Low. bid. l.WiO 74"4 73", 73H S.OnO 8'4 rlt 67 & 300 02"!, 61 V 01 is 26.000 75H 73 74 .JiiM) 101 At 101 101 4l0 ll-'-'i 112'i 112Vi .1.20O 124s 129'-i 129Vi 1.30O 8S' 7'4 8.000 MM S.-iH 2,6'K) 105 10. 27. 40O 92 , lM'i 3,5H 92 91 i 400 S7" 7 1,200 94 94 800 23 Va 23 '.4 2.100 ltHj 17H-, 6,400 5 54 'i 2.200 te'ri 02 i 2,000 UO i US 113 ewes. . . 16 wethers 43 yearlings 12 hogs. . . 2 hogs 84 hogs 1 hog. .. . S3 lambs. . C7 lambs. . 25 lambs. . 2 cows. .. 1 cow. . . . 3 cows. . . cows. . . cows. . . 1 cow ... 1 cow. . . 4 cows. . 1 cow. .. 1 cow . . . 1 calf 1 calf 2 calves. 3 calves. 1 heifer. 1 heifer. lull.. . 1 cow . . . 1 cow. . . 1 cow. . . 1 cow . . . 2 calves. 2 calves. 84 $3.73 90 7. 001 7 180 135 222 470 71 55 56 895 850 705 725 101l 800 655 laico, .0 sneep 1 tlTi T5obi Drouth Conditions Lift Wheat Prices at Chicago. 6.85 8.95 7.50 .10 8.10 0.0O 7.2.-. 9.0O 3.0O4 4.00 8.50 6.0O1 8 23 4.7S 5.50 5.H 1140. 6.0O 930 6.50 70 8.00 BOO 8.0U JSO e.OOl 1 50 8.K noo 6.50 410 . 4.01V 1020 70 1000 POO 790 125 435 4.50) 3.00 6.00 4. not 3 heifers.. 340 $7. OO 1 heifer.. . 760 6.50 45 lambs.. . 56 9.00 151 Spr.Iambs 57 9.00 43 yearlings 78 7.30 189 yearlings 75 6.60 23 yearlings - 86 6.25 6 ewes.... 85 8.50 ewe 85 8.50 11 ewes.. . . 49 .O0 ewes. ... 114 8.50 52 ewes. ... Ill 5.75 4 ewes.... 87 8.50 J1 hogs.. .. 183 8.95 24 hogs.. . . lfi 8.95 3 hogs 206 8.90 2 nous. ... 440 795 3 hogs.... 123 8.00 50 hogs... . 199 8.95 3 hogs.... 443 7.95 12 hogs 137 7.50 I 79 hogs 19 8.95 1 hog 2M S.4.-. I IB hogs 1X7 7.50 1 hog 137 7.50 1 hog 350 7.95 7 hogs 87 7.50 4 hogs S.iO 7.50 45 hogs 109 8. 40 45 hogii. ... 121 7.50 I 4 hogs 330 7.90 ! 10 hogs.... 141 7.75 1 hog 20O 8.03 OKLAHOMA ESTIMATES CUT Prices current at the local stockyards on the various classes of stock: Cattle Steers, choice grain and pulp Steers, choice hay ........ steers. ct.cice grass Steers, good medium. Steers. cows, choice .. Cows, good . Cows, medium Heifers Bulls Staes Hogs Prime light Good tc prima Rough heavy . Pigs and skips sneeo Yearlings ...... Wethers ....... Ewes .......... Lambs , ........ 8.DOO S.S0 6.00 8.60 8.154 8.80 7.60 800 7.50';ii 7.75 6.75 7.25 6.25 9 7.25 6.50(9 8.00 3.O0iu 41.00 4.50 0 7.00 SHOW fl.TO 8.50O 8 85 8 W0 8.60 7.50 W .00 .. 8.2SO 8 09 . . 8.000 O.Oj .. n.Mw 7 50 .. 8 00 0 9.50 Omaha livestock Market. OMAHA, May 25. Hogs Receipts, 10.- 300: lower; heavy. $9.50 jj, 9.70; light. $9.40 7 9.60; pigs, SSfeU; bulk of sales, $9,450 U.55. Cattle Receipts. 3800; steady; native etecrs. $S.50 10..30; cows and heifers. $7 (u9: Western steers. $7.50(5:9: Texas steers. $7fr8; stockera And feeders, $7$&75. bfteeo Receipts. IOOO: steady: yearlings. $911; wethers. $8.25 sj 0.75 ; lambs, $10012. Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. May 25. Hogs Receipts. 16.- 00O; dull, 8c to 10c under yesterday's aver age: bulk. fU.7oy.fl.D0; light. $9.309.85; mixed. $0.55&10; heavy, $9.4510; rough, $.45W9.0O; pigs. $7.4Oi0.3O. cattle Receipts. 4Of)0: steady: native beef cattle, $8.40010.75; Western steers. tS. 7500.00; stockers and feeders, $5.2on' 9.10: cows and heifers, $4.7o9.8o; calves, $S.80 11.75. bheep Receipts. DOCK); weak: wethers. $7.40f(ji.40; lambs, $S.5012.4O; Springs, $1& 12.00. Yield of State Placed y Some Au thorities at Ijcss Tlian Half of Last Year's Liberal Buying by Greece. CHICAGO. May 25. Drouth and excessive ly hot weather, causing rapid deterioration of crooi in Oklahoma and parts of Kan sas, brought about advances today in the wheat market here. Closing prices, al though unsctlted. were c net higher. with July at $1.104 01.101 and September at Sl.llli. Corn lost H,c to 2Tc oats finished v.e down to a shads advance, and limvlKlnnR n f f fie to 2 lie As a result of prevailing adverse condi tions, estimates on the Oklahoma wheat crop were reduced by some authorities today to as low as 15,0OK00 bushels, as against recent forecasts of 25.0OO.O470 bushels and against last year's harvest of 34i.500.000 bushels. Two Interruptions to the upward course of the wheat market took place one Just after tho opening, the other shortly be fore the close. Predictions of cooler tern peratures and possible showers, especially In Oklahoma, caused the transient early setback. Downturns near the end of the session resulted chiefly from weakness of the corn market. A sustaining Influence, however, wns liberal foreign buying, which Included 1.250.OOO bushels for the Govern ment of Greece. Sh&rp breaks In the Talus of corn lol lowed announcements that additions 2.000.000 bushels to the s-lbllc elevator capacity here were to be rna.'e forthwith Besides the weather was idtl for the growing crops. Oats held relatively firm, owing to- crop damage reports from Oklahoma and Kan sas. Bearish advices from other states failed In til rrrain to act as an offset. Provisions weakened with hogs and corn. Parkers appeared to be temporarily on th selling side. Leading futures ranged as follows: . WHEAT. Open. TTlgh. ..$1.10 $1.11V4 .. 1.10 1.12 CORN'. .. .71 .71 v .69 j .70 V. OATS. .. 1 .404 .40T4 .. .38 '.4 .39 Si MESS PORK. Julr Sept. .Tuly Sept. July Sept. Low. f l.nH 1.10H- .nn'4 .68 1 .4014 .38 .j Close. $1.10, 1-11 v; .Tt4 .60 .40 4 Portl'd. Thur. 15 Year ago , .... a .ves to date. .lO.ldo l.14 1S0B Vear ago 15,9:50 lbt9 1S49 Taeoma, Wed. 130 1 ear ago a 3 .... Rcae. to date. 6.S1 1 Ml Year ago 8,912 5SS .... Seattle. Wed. 20 10 2 Year a MP 9 .... 4 Seas, to date. 7,703 127 2O40 Year ago 7.080 1069 220J 1022 195A 4 380 05 13 3 1034 1204 4 S 2700 2007 4 2 2311 2 04 3, 24 41S9 3350 STRAWBERRY ACREAGE 13 LARGER Government Reports Condition of Fruit and Truck Crops and I arm Values. According to statistics prepared by the Department of Agriculture, the strawberry acreage in the leading producing states Is 111,543, as compared with 92.165 acres in 3918, an Increase of 19.7 per cent. The acre age ot the Pacific Coast states is as fol lows: 391."!. 3914. Oregon 3042 S184 Washington 3195 3093 California ti046 5584 ' The condition of the fruit and vegetable 4rops in Oregon on May 1, according to the monthly crop report, follows: Strawberries 93'Ortlons 85 Watermelons OS'Lettuce So , ,:i..itantaloupes . -95Cabbage j.S7 . .91Snap beans 98 The estimated farm value of Oregon prod ucts is given by the same authority as fol lows: Tomatoes Karly potatoes I'eas Wheat, bushel $ ttrn, Dusnel ................ Oats, bushel Barley, bushel .............. Rye. bushel Potatoes, bushel Hay, ton "Flutter, pound Kggs, dozen Chickens, pound ............ Hogs, hundred .Rcf, hundred Veal, hundred Sheep, hundred lAmbs, hundred Wool, washed, pound......... "Milch cows, head ............ Horses, "head ................ Apples, bushel .............. Cabbage, hundred............ Onions, bushel .. .......... . Bans. dry, bushel.... Tlmethy. ton Clover, ton ...t Alfalfa, ton Clover seed, bushel, sold Clover seed, bushel, bought... Timothy seed, bushel, sold.... Tthothy seed, bushel, bought. Alfalfa seed, bushel, sold Alfalfa seed, bushel, bought.. Bran, ton 191fl. .87 1915. $ 1.16 STRAWBERRY Carload of MARKET .85 .89 .39 .51 .!7 .75 .8 1.13 .77 .77 13.10 0.5O .32 .29 .20 .19 .12 .13 7.70 fi.90 7.00 H.40 7.o 8 00 7.40 8.80 8.20 7.50 .27 .23 04.0O 71.80 105.00 90.00 -9S - 1.00 2.20 2.10 I.IO 1.20 3.8. 3.10 10.00 11.50 9.30 9.50 10.00 9.50 9.O0 7.75 12.80 9.00 3.10 . . 4.50 3.75 12.00 10.00 13. SO 10.90 25.70 27.90 IS FIRM Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc. HOPS 1915 crop, 10Syl5c; 1918 contracts. Ilea Tic. HIIES Salted ' hides, 25 pounds and up. 16c: salted stags, 50 pounds and up, 12c; salted kip. 35 pounds to 25 pounds, 17c; salted calf up tp 15 pounds, 22c;. green hides. 50 pounds and up. 14c: green stags. 50 pounds and up, 10c; green kip, 15 pounds. 17c: dry flint hides, 2Sc; dry Hint can, up to 7 pounds. 30c: dry salt hides. 28c. WOOL Eastern Oregon, 2030c; valley. 33 30c. CASCARA BARK. Old and new, c per pound. PELTS Irv long-wooled pelts. 20c: ary short-wooled pelts, 10c; dry hcarllngs, 10 eacn ; saitea sneariings, joiurc eauu, dry goat, long hair, 18c each; dry goat shearlings, 10 & 20c. Provisions. HAMS All sizes, choice, 22 14 c; standard. 21c; skinned, 19&20c; picnics, 14c; cottage rolls, 151..C. BACON Fancy. 2S30c; standard, 24 jp 25c; choice, 17 0' 23c. DRY SALT Short, clear backs. 14 010c; exports, 154016c; plates, J2'C13c. LAED Tierce basis, kettle rendered. 1414c; standard, 14c; compound, 12ic. BAERKL GOODS Mess beef. fl; Plate beef $22; brisket pork, $19; tripe. $10.50 a 11.50. Oils. KEROSENE 'Water white, drums, barrels or tar.k wagon. 10c; cases, 17 V4 & 2014c. GASOLINE Bulk, 19V4C; cases, 28e; naplha, drums. 1814c; cases, 2514c. LINSEED OH' Raw, barrels, oic: raw. cases. 92c; boiled. Parrels, eoe; ooiiea. canes, 94c. TURPENTINE in tanks, C7e, In cases, 6Sc; 30-case lots, lc less. COH'EE FITCRE8 MARKET UNSETTLED Renewal of Active Liquidation on Js'ew York Exchange. NEW YORK, May 25. There was a re newal of active liquidation in the market for coffee futures here today. Except for slightly heavier Brazilian receipts, there was no feature in the reports from primary markets that seemed to attract much at tention around the ring and the selling was most generally attributed to realizing by either foreign or domestic longs on the nearer approach of the new-crop -movement or a less favorable view of immediate peace preppects. The bulk of the selling came early in the day, however, and after opening at a de cline of 10 to 11 points, with September selling at $8.60 and December at $8.72, prices steadied on covering. Trading was less active on the rally -to $8.64 for Septem ber and $8.78 for December, the market clos ing at a net advance of 2 points on May and June, but generally 7 points net lower. Sales. 54,240 hags. May. $S.40; June, $8.45; July. $S.50; August. $8.56; September, $8.63: October. $8.69; November, $S-73; December, $8.78: January, $8.83; February, $8.88 March, $S.92: April. $S.9C. Spot coffee, quiet; FJo 7s. c; Santos 4s. 10 c. No change was reported in the cost and freight situation. The official cables reported a decline of 75 reis at Rio and of l-16d in the rate of Rio exchange, while the Santos market was unchanged. Am Beet Sugar. American Can.. Am Car & Fdy. American Loco. Am Sm 4fc Refg. Am Sug Refg. .. Am Tel & Tel. .. Am Z L & S. . . Anaconda Cop. Atchison ...... Baldwin Loco . . Bait & Ohio Br Rap Trans.. B" & S Copper. . Calif Petrol.... Canadian Paclf. Central Leatii.. Chen & Ohio c m & at v C & M W C H I & P Ry.. Chino Copper.. Colo Fu & Iron. Con, Prod Refg. Crucible Steel.. Dist Securities. Erie General Elect Gr North pfd . . br Jsor Ore ctr Illinois Central Int Cons Cop. . Inspiration Cop An t iifctrv. is J . . , Int M M pfd ctf. 79.600 K C Southern.. 1,000 Kenr.ecott Cop. 27.9UO Louis & Nash Mexican Petrol. Miami Copper.. M K & T Pfd.. Missouri Pacif. Montana Power. National Lead.. Nevada Copper. N Y Centra.! N Y N H & H . . Nor & Western. Northern Pacif. Pacific Mail.... Pac Tal & Tel. . Pennsylvania .. Ray Cons Cop.. r.eading 115,000 Rep Ir & Steel. 2,100 Shfit Ariz Cop. . Southern Pacif. Southern Ry.... Studcbaker Co.. Tennessee Cop.. Texaj Company. Union Pacific... du pfd IJ S In Alcohol. U S Steel do pfd ...... TTlah Copper. . . . Wabash pfd B.. Western Union. Westing Elect 3,loo 500 2,.1oo 20O 32.600 2.2(H) , . 15.30O 2.100 1,700 800 4JO -4.10O 13.8lK i.eoo 200 200 2O0 ti.Ooo 3,2fM BOO 1,700 2.200 40O 21 T4 54 44 H 20 87 14 51 14 Wit 172 122 54 42 104 is '4 45?i 'ir,)i 2H? 5ti iii i 36 Vi "6 SO 67 H 18 V 107 1'4 12;. 114i 24 r.oo. 1,000 2.9O0 1 1 Hlt 3.4lO r.oo :;( 17,900 20.000 82, ix'-O 70O 1.800 2.oo 1.700 4.8U0 Total sales for the day. BONDS. 23 U 3 05 49 3214 101 23 'i 142 4514 394 141 I'll i-4 s.i'i 113U 81H 291. 9614 61' 201j 63 ?4 44 1914 85 51 39 171 121 41 10314 1814 4514 "lis' ' 24 55 Va 109 14 3 " 'oi. 794 67 IS lm 01 126 11 "'4 K'2 47 4 31-4 loon 23', 14 45 4 3 2 - 4 354 85 '4 317 SI 2S4 95-4 314 85 105 HO 91 94 23 1794 54. 62 9S 131 2014 53 44 19 . 51 391 371 121 41 3 814 45 1 12 9314 26 65 3 28 lo 3 11 79 '4 6714 18 10014 128 113-4 24 34 57 1412 48 X 100 23 340 4, in 340 s 359 J 1 1 81 2H 95 62 Irices of Meat Animals. The level of prices paid producers of the United States for meat animals (hogs, cattls, sheep and chickens) Increased 4.3 per cans from March 15 to April 15, In the same per. lod of the past six years the average in crease has been 2.8 per cent. On April 13 prices of these meat animals averaged about 19.1 per cent higher than a year ago. 6.1 per cent higher than two years . ago and 14.4 per cent higher than the average of the past six years on April 35. Bog prices rer 10O pounds averaged to producers of the United States $8.21 on April 35, compared with $6.48 a year ago, $7.80 two years ago and $7.40 the average of the past six years. Beef cattle per 100 pounds averaged $6.66. compared with $5.90 a year ago. $6.29 two years ago and $o.5o the average of the past six years. bheep. per 100 pounds, averaged 16.61. compared with $5.60 a year ago, $4.96 two years ago, and' $5.16 the average of the past six years. These average are i.-ased 11 nnn reports to trta Bureau of Crop Estimates. " Naval Stores. SAVANNAH. May 25. Turpentine Firm: 38c: sales. 415 barrels; receipts. 414 barrels; shipments none; stock, 9503 barrels. Roeln Firm: sales. 88 barrels: receipts. 1401 barrels; shipments, none; stock. 57. 397 barrels. Quote: A. B. C. D. $4.35; E. V. $4.40: G. H. $4.50; I, K. $.82; M. $4.85; N, i.OO5; WG. $5.755.25; WW, $5.40. ' Chicago Dairy Produce. CHICAGO, May 25. Butter Unsettled: creamery, 26'&21c Eggs Receipts, 29.940 cases; unchanged. New York Sugar Market. NEW YORK. May 25. Raw sugar Quiet: centrifugal, 6.27c; molasses, $5.34. Refinjed Steady: fine granulated. 7.05o. Grain at San IVanrlhro. SAN FRANCISCO. May 23. Spot Quota tions; Walla. " $1.67 1.70; red ROsslan, $1.67i&170; Turkey red. Jl.78 1.82 ; blueslem, $1.87 f 1.90. Barley, teed. $1.3214: brewing. $1.3513 1.40. Oats, white. $1.52 1.56. Mil'.feed: Bran. $27(S28: middlings. 132 83: shorts. $:;05iXl. Caliboard: Barley. May. $1.28 bid; $1.32 asked; December, $1.33. 12,62 12.73 3 2.65 32.75 July 22 B5 22 97 22.2 22.92 Sept. 22.60 22.67 22.57 22.65 LARD. July 12.70 12.70 32.60 Sept. 12.82 12.82 12.70 SHORT RIBS. July 12.67 32.07 12 60 Sept. '. 12. 80 12.80 2.67 Cash prices were: - Wheat No -2 red. $1.10 ffM.ll : No. red. $1.02: No. 2 hard, $1.09 1.11 ;, N 3 hard. $1.07 1.00. Corn No. 2 yellow, 717Sc; No. yellow. 70B72c. Oats No. S white. 3904Oe; standard 42 41 43c. Rye No. 2 and No. 8, nominal; No, 02c. Barlev 62 f?f 78c. Timothy S"8. . Clover $7.50 '3 15. Clearances Wheat, 037.000 bushels; rorn 297.00O bushels; oats, 460,000 bushels; flou 18,000 barrels. Eastern Wheat Fntnres. DULUTH. May 25. Wheat closed: May, $1.15; July. l.lj. -Wheat closed: May, WINNIPEG, May 25. $1.15; July, $1.13. KANSAS CITY. May 25. Wheat May. $1.05; July. $1.03. Uo First National Bank Fifth and Morrison Streets Capital and Surplus $3,500,000 In every department of banking we are prepared to serve the public acceptably closed : $1.0511: July, 6T. LOUIS, May 25. May, Foreign Grain Markets. LIVERPOOL, May 25. Cash wheat, "un changed to Id lower. Corn, d higher. Kherldan street, between Moodv and Wil lamette R'ver; builder, same: $2400. THE M M xx nni.)ir. rciMPtvT Erect two-story frame dwelling. 3405 Wis teria, between East Flfty-flrat and East Flty-eecond streets; builder, same; $350O. LIBERTY COAL & ICE COMPANY Re pair two-story frame stable. 346 East Ash treet, between East Second and East Third treets; builder. Mulr 6r McCieliand Con struction Company; $300. N. F.K1.TX!) ttettuir nne-afnrv framA dwelling. 34S Clifton street, between Broad way and Park streets; builder, Slokes-Zel-ler Company; $200. BERTHA , MAXWELL Erect one-and-one-half-story frame dwelling. 652 Hast i lrty-aixth street North, between fctsntoa and. Siskiyou streets; builder. G. E. Max well: srtoiio. PROVIDENCE TRUST COMPANY Re pair tour-story mil! .garage. 554 Alder street ueiweea 6evenieen.ni arui taapmta streets; builder, w. H. Slaven: $75. TO NT KrSHAK Erect one-story frame woodshed. 976 East Eighteenth street, be tween Holgato and Alice streets; builder. same; $to. O. E. HEINTZ Renalr one-stnrv frame ornce. 30 East Twenty-ninth street X'orn near Clackamas street: builder, same; $200. P. HOROHl.V Renair two-atorv frame dwelling, 897 East Couch street, between , tast Twenty-ninth and East Thirtieth streets; builder, same: $75. GEORGE SOHMAl.MEreet one-atnrv frame woodshed. 111S Tenino avenue, be- -'een East Thirty-sixth and East Thlrty- venth streets; builder, same; $40. MRS. WKNPLAND Erect one-story frame garage, 505 East Twenty-third street, be tween ivon and Clinton streets; builder, u. E. Woodman: $135. N. EKl.rN'O Move one-story frame dwelling. 248 Clifton street, between Broad way and Park streets; mover. A. D. Moodle; $60. AL1SKT ESTATE Repsir four-story mill stores and offices. 141 Third street, be tween ArTler and Morrison streets: builder. J. A. Melton Company; $300. ALUl sr r 1st. HElt Repair two-story frame dwelling. 727 Raleigh street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets; builder. H. Fischer: $50. PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY Repair one-story frame 'dwelling. 1557 East Ev erett sffeet. between Eat Fifty-eighth and East Sixtieth streets; builder, same: $50. FRED B1CKEL Repair two-story ordi nary stores and offices. 245 Ash street, be tween Second and Third streets; builder, George IClnnear: S050. A. H. WEATHERDON- Repair one-and-one-half-Story frame dwelling. 4446 Slxty flret street Southeast, between Foster road and Forty-fifth avenue; builder. William Dunlap; $?,5. MR. SHEMAUPKY Repair two-story frame dwelling. 741 Irving street, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets; hultder .T Melton I'omnanv: $225. ELECTRIC STEEL FOUNDRY Repair or.e-story frame foundry, lork street ex tended, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty, fifth streets: builder, same; $75. J. II TILLMAN COMPANY Erect one- stnrv f-n th m n-.lllnii 524 Kast Fifteenth stral't North, between Brazes and Knbtt streets: builder, same: S50O0. J. D. M ICICLE Erect one-story frsmt garage. 2723 Slrtv-second street Southeast. between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth avenues: builder, same: $1O0. TM7KSRLI. Xr nLTTHE Erect two-story ordinary stores. Sixth street, between Pins and Ankeny streets; builder, Boyajohn- Arnn H CnmnSYlv- $32,000. J. FR1EDENHALL & M. HIRPCII "Re- ir fnur-storv ordinary hotel ann stores. 92-96 Tenth street, between Stark and Oak treets: builder. J. C. Bayer; $250. UIT.HF FiTlTR. Renalr six-storV mill tores and offices. 45 Fourth street, between Ankenv and Pine streets: builder, it. J. Stewart; $1000. in the Upper Missouri Valley and are above- normal in most or the central, touinctaiern and Eastern States. . The conditions are favorable for partly cloudy weather in thin district Friday wltri rising tempt-rature except near the coast, and generally westerly winds. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Partly cloudy, with rising temperature; westerly winds. Oregon. Washington and laalio I'artiy cloudy with rising temperature except near the coast: winds mostly westerly. The Willamette Ulver at Portland will fall slowly 'Friday. Saturday and Sunday and probably rise slowly Monday. T. FRANCIS DRAKE. Assistant Forecaster. Mfc.AVLI.tKS' CCIDI. Z SB BBSRBBBHMBHBra a Eastern Cash Grain Markets. KANSAS CITY. May 25. Cash wriest. changed to lc higher. OMAHA, higher. May 23. Cash whet. lC2c CHICAGO. .May 25. Cash higher. Corn, 2o lower. wheat, lo Minneapolis Grain "Market. MINNEAPOLIS. May 25. Wheat May. $1.34; July. $1.14 to $1.15: cash. JMo. 1 hard, $1.21: No. 1 Northern, $llo0 1.18: No. 2 Northern. $1. 123 1.16. Barley, 63373c. Flax. $1.84 ti 1.90. IJAIEY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. May 25. Maximum temper- hire. BO degrees: minimum. 50 degrees. River reading. 6 A. M.. 15.2 feet; Changs in last 24 hours none. Total rainfall t. P M to 5 P. M. ) none. Total rainfall since September 1. 1915. 51.66 Inches: norma I SO Inches: excess. 9 86 Inches. Total sun- hlne. none; possible. 15 hours IS minutes. rtaromeier treoucea to ee ieai. . , 30.12 Inches. Relative humidity at noon. 01 per cent. River at a P. M.. lo.o feet. THE WEATHER. 710.000 shares. Dried I'm It at New York. NEW YORK, May 25. Evaporated apples. ( quiet. Prunes, steady. . Peaches, f Irm. V B ref 2s reg. .99 Northern Pac 3s. 66 U S ref 2s coup. 9'J", : Pac T T 5s..lO0 V S Ss reg MOlUtPenn con 4s..305 IT 8 3s coupon. 101 South Pac ret 4s 9 u a 4s reg 'im1.- ao cv os io. U S 4s coupon. "Ill lUnlon Pac 4s.. 97 Am smelter lis.. 107 do cv 4s "93 Atchison gen 4s 93 - tu S Steel (is. ..105 NYC deb Cs. .1 1 4 Anglo-French 5s. 95 ortnern fac 4s FRUIT CROP IS THRIVING Puget Sound Grain Markets. SEATTLE. Mav 25. Wheat Rluestem. 99c; Turkey red, 9c: fortyfold. 3c: club. 92c: fife. 93c;- red Russian. 92c. Bar ley. $28 per ton. "yesterday's car receipts: Wheat. 20; oats, 14: barley, 19; , corn 1 hay, 24; flour, 2. TACOMA. May 25. Wheat Bluestem. $1.01; fortyfold. uoc; club snd red fife. RSc. Car receipts: Wheat. KO; oats, 4; hay, 4. Hops. Etc.. at New York. NEW YORK, May 25. Hops, wool, steady. Hides, easy. Bid. BUMPER APPLE ANI PEAR YIELD INDICATED AT GRAMS PASS. Mining Stocks at Boston. BOSTON. May 25. Closing quotations: Allouei 69 INiplsslng Mines. 7 Am Z. L & Sm. 67 INorth Butte 25 Arizona Com.... S Old Dom ' Calumet & Ariz 74 Osceola 95 Cal & ITecla 555 iQulncy 9014 Centennial 16 (Shannon 8 Cop Range Con. 08 'Superior 10 East Butte Cop. 32'Sup & Bos Mln. 4 "HliamaricK S9 iU S 6m, R tc M ! do pfd ii lah Con Franklin . Granby Con..... Greene Can Isle Roy (Cop). Kerr Lake Lake Cop Mohawk . 4 )4 wlnona 16 IWoKerine 9'Bntte & Sup California Cantaloupes Is Hue Today. There was a fair supply of strawberries on hand yesterday and they cleaned up In short order at firm prices. Oregons brought $2.75 to $3. Kennewicks sold at $3 and Cali fornia Dollars at $3.90 to $2. A car of Coachella cantaloupes Is due to day. They win be put on sale at $4.50 and $5 a crate. Tho vegetable market was well supplied Vlth local truck, but California produce was scarce and firm. Peas sold at 9 cents and green and wax beans at 10 cents. Bank Clearings, Bank clearings of the Northwestern cltleg yesterday woro as iouows: Clearings, PortlFnd ..$1,559,897 Seattle 2,270,31 H Thcoma 843,UH.r. Spokane .'. 518.5UD Balances, $238,018 227,457 60.860 no. 02a PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain, Jlonr, Feed, Etc, Merchants' Exchange, noon session. May delivery. Bid Wheat Bid. Ask. Yr. ago. SAN ERANCISCO PRODUCE MARKETS Prices Current -on Butter, Eggs, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.. at Bay City. SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. Butter Fresh exttas, 25c; prime firsts. 20c; fresh firsts. 24 c. Eggs Fresh extras, 24c; fresh firsts. 23c: pullets. 21 c. Cheese New. 13c: Young Americas. 14c. Vegetables Asparagus, $2.25 2.50 ; string beans. -JUiic; wax. 3C4c: lima, 6g8c; green peas, 4d5POc; Summer squash, 75cgoc; cu cumbers, og.yor; tomatoes. f(j z.oo ; egg plant, 810c; bell peppers. 1520c; rhubarb, t5fz8ac. Potatoes Leita, $i.&ui.50; new, 2(3'2o. Fruit Peaches. ll.B0; strawberries. $3.50&5.50: cantaloupes. 93.50&4 per crate; lemons. $2.70'4 a.uw; grapeiruit l.oo8i2.25; oransis. $1 .751 3.00; bananas. Hawaiian. 75o &$1.&0: pineapples. Hawaiian. $1.76 (3.00. Receipts Flour, 83S8 "quarters; barley, 1?.550 centals; beans, 2077 sacks; potatoes, 2S60 sacks; hay, 435 tons. r.2 73 r.i 14 s 93 Money, - Exchange, Etc. NEW YORK. May 25. Mercantile paper. 3 per cent. Sterling. 60-day bills. $4.72: demand. $4.75 11-16; caoles, $4.76 7-16. Bar silver. 71 c. Mexican dollars, 53c. Government bonds, weak; railroad bonds, steady. Time loans, easy, 60 days, 2?3 per cent; 90 days, 2 &3 per cent; six months, 3 3 per cent. Call money easier; high, 2 per cent; low 2 per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cent; last loan. 2 per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; oftered at 2 per cent. SAN FRANCISCO, Mar 23. Sterling. 60 days, $4.72; demand, $4.75: cables. $4.76. Mexican dollars, nominal; drafts, sight lc, telegraph 2c. LONDON. Way 25. Bar silver. 34 3-36d per ounce. Money. 44 per cent. Discount rates: Short bills, and three months', 4 &4 per cent. Stocks Steady at London, "LONDON. May 25. Securities opened lower, changed hands moderately and closed dull, but steady. TOP PRICE FOR HOGS PRIME Metal Markets, NEW YORK, May 25 Copper, firm, alee, trolytic, nearby, nominal; August and later, 28. 50 n W. 00c. Iron, steady and unchanged, The Metal' Exchange quotes tin quiat; spot offered at 4H.COo, The Metal Exohange quetes lead T.15& 7.35c. Spelter, quiet East Bt, Louis delivery, 14 o asked. STOCK AGAI3T SKLI.S f O.IO AT YARDS. AT Duiutta Linseed Market, DULUTH, May 25. Linseed, cash, $1.87: May, $l.o8,4; July, $1.68T ' Cotton Market. NEW YORK, May 25. Spot' cotton Quiet; middling uplands, 12.90c; sales, SOU bales. Tendency of Sheep and I.anlb Market Is Toward Lower Values, Cattle Trade tjnlet. There was 3 fairly large run of hogs at the stockyards yesterday and the healthy condition of the tharkut was shown by the sale of tops at $9.10t which was the best price realized at the opening of the week. The bulk of sales were at $8.95. Sheep and lamb prices have an easier tendency. Cattle trade was rather) quiet. Receipts were 65 cattle, 15 calves, S64 hogs and 507- sheep. Shippers were: t, L, Overton, Latin, DAILY CITY STATISTICS Births. HOWLETT To Mr. and Mrs. John T, Howlett. 1477 Pern street. May 24 a son. BENSON To Mr and Mrs. Andrew Ben son, 1033 Twenty-seventh street North, May 23. a daughter STURM To Mr. and Mrs. Leiwls D Sturm, 1183 Missouri avenue. May 15, son LISENBY To Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lleenby. 158 Kast Terry street. May 15, 1 daughter. ALBIN To Mr. and Mrs. MefTItt J. A! tilTi "a-i Unntji, street. Mav IN. a son. TAYLOR To Mr. and Mrs. Irvine E, Taylor. 154d Vlllard avenue. May IS dauiriiter - - RUU1N To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W, Rubin. 766 Gllsan street. Mav 21. a son. HARNED To Mr. and Mrs. Ara H ned. 440Twelfth street. May 19. a daughter. BRAZEaK To Mr. and Mrs. Eranklln K. Brazeau. 3911 Kaa-t Forty-second stree Southeast. May 23. a son. ORUBER To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gruber, 305 Twelfth street. Msv 11. a daugnter. SUTTON To Mr. aad Mrs. William A Sutton. 480 Columbia street. May .23, daughter. JOHNSON- To Mr. -and Mrs. Hugh T. Johnson. 555 Elfth street. May 20. a son BAR!. ANT To Mr. and Mrs. Aba Bar lant. 8o3 First street. May 15. a son. TESNSTE1N To Mr. and Mrs. Sail TeMl stein. 287 Caruthers street. Mav 31. a son. SILVER To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silver, 1046 Corr.ett street. May 10. a daughter. CHATPERTON To Mr. and Mrs. Arthu W. Chatterion. li90 Olin street. May 12, son. Marriage Licence. LINCHAN-BERRY Cornelius O. Llnchan, Oswego. Or., legal, and Vina J. Berry. Bel knap Apartments. Seventeenth and Yamhll streets, legal. DRAIN-DAVTES Otto D. Drain, -flreboat David Campbell, legal, and Hannah Stanley Davles, Page Apartments, Eighth an Coucn streets, legal. MACVEAGH-M1LI.S Rogers MaeTearh 574 Elm street, legal, and Ellen Low Mills, 171 Nort Twentieth street. -legal. . Vancouver Marriage LleejiKe. BINDER-HARTLEY James J. Binder, 30. of Portland, and Mrs. Flossie E. Hart ley. 30, of Portland. EASTOM-COLEMAN Charles E. Eastom 40. of Portland, aud Mrs. Pearl V. Coleman, 23. of Portland GART.AND-KINC1 George E, Garland. 27, or foruana. ana uouie -Kiisf. 21. of port land. RYAN-RONCO Harry Ryan. SO. of Port Meeting; I land, and Mrs. Lola Ronco, 30. of Portland Building Permits. T. H. COWLEY Wreck one-story tram dwelling, 1025 East Twenty-eighth street North, between Alberta C" Wvgant streets KRin. wash, iiav za. fpneeiai.i I wrecker, same: s.io. The. Ilr.nir.. TAlenhnsa A TeleBrranh Wl.NSHIP fc utWDMI-Erect one-ana ' " 171 . I nee.ha r.itnev frame dwelling. 22 lutelk between East Burnslde and Eas Kogne River Valley Kx pet-ted to Retnr Fair Proportion of Peaches and Grapes 1st Good Shape. GRANTS PASS. Or.. May 25. (Spe cial.) Never in the history of the Hogue River Valley has the outlook for large crop and high, prices for the same for both apples and pears been more promising than at the present time. The late frosts of the past two weeks have done no damage whatever to either the apples or the pears and heavy thinnlnfr js now In progress and will be for some time to come. On the Eismann, Lake Shore and other or chards of -old commercial standing; at least three-fifths of the fruit will have to be thinned, while all the younger orchards are bearing heavily. Heavy losses of, fruit all over the country practically guarantee a high price for the Rogue River apples and pears and the fruitgrowers are feeling jubilant. Owing to the extreme drought of the past year and the early Spring a num ber of the younger trees here and over the county were killed from sour sap, but all the older trees are in prime condition. There will be at least a half crop of peaches with a correspondingly high price. Already overtures are being made to peach growers for their crops at good figures. It was feared at first that the heavy frosts of two weeks ago had seriously damaged the grape crop, but It is now definitely ascer tained' that the crop will be fully up to standard in quantity and. quality. TELEPHONE HEADS NAMED Granger Company Holds nnil Election at Stella r." iu , !.. one-naif-story uuivau y iicitA ca.11 j ua4 tuccbiun I place. tat:on3l -r A ma ? V IS 5 0 y : ? Bakr Boise Boston CalgarT ....... Chirnffo foliar Denver Ues Moines .. . . nuluth Kureka ....... (alveslOD Helena ackionvilla Kan ms City ... Msrhflrld . . . . M"dford Minneapolis ... New Oriini ... New Xork . . . . Nortn Head . . . North Yakima . Omaha Pendleton Phoenix rocatello Portland Koseburr Sacramento .... St. LouiA Salt Lake n Francisco . Seattle Spokane Tacoma Tatotvsh Is. and Walla walia .. Washington W tnnlpc-r 54 '0.1 8! 14 NW'ClounV 1H . . N U'loudv fv. o.OtVlO W U't. cloudy no o.o 12 w,C ourty 76 0.O010 K -Ft. cloudy 60 0.07 . . '-S CJpar 74 O.OO 2( NW,(.:irr 80 0.00 ins 'Oar tV-' 0.O0 30 NE 'ClouriT r.lt..0-"t ..IN Cloudy f-OO.on liSE JClear 4 .!. lit x t"1ou1y 7 0 .00 lt Nfc: K'lear SO 0.OO1 10 8 !(!rar ft4 0.00 14 S W Klear r.H o.oo' .isw (Ft. cloudy 6' 0.O1' calm T't. cloudy 8j 1.7 14 se rl't. cloudy JHVO.O. . N Clear 7'.0m 2 SW "loudy t4 O.OO sitt S Cloudy 7 i. 0.0;. . sW cloudy un o.tjo'io'sw tCltar 64 0.00' . .INW Pt. cloudy 7H 0.00' 12 NW' Clear lo o.vk 14 'V Cloudy ho 0.00 10 sW Cloudy :i o.no' .Jn jPt. cloudy 70 O.0O1 . . 'SW jClear & 0.110 14 s v -clear CO O.ol J4 NW Cloudy 0 O.nrt 10 W 'Clear 64 16 JClear . 0.00' . . Cloudy fiO it. no 1ft W 'clear 62 0JH) 42 S JClear 62 0.02:. . S fPt. cloufly ss ft. 00 ' . JW IPt. cloudy 6t O.oo 18 N'E (Cloudy COOS BAY S $7.50 " IRT S3 H n m u Including Berth and Meals EUREKA SAN FRANCISCO SANTA BARBARA. LOS AN GELES AND SAN DIEGO S. S. BREAKWATER Sails Today. Mar "9. 8 I. M. NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. Ticket Office 122-A Third St. Phones: Main 1314, A 1314. n a m m m a n a a m n n M H n n R n M r'sflllBllllKHIBslE? San Francisco Los Angeles W ithout Change En KontO The Blur. Clean. Comfortable. b:ieKantly Appointed, heaKOinaf S. S. BEAR Sails) From Alnanrortta Pork 3 1'. May 21. 10O (Golden Mllm oaa Colombia Hira. All RalM In-1adr Hrrtlaa aaail Meals. Table and Service L'aaexeelled. -The Snaa Frasrlxm & Portland S. S. Co., Third and Washington Streets (with C-W. TI. . Co.) Tel Broad way 4.VM). A Ulil. IPAlflEESUiynfjf Portland to $20.00 and l-'lltS'l CLASS San Francisco $17.50J.kxtka Tourist. flS.HO and i:.."i0; 3d class. S. M1UALS AND BKltTlI JXCLLDED, S. S. Northern Pacific Steamer Express 9 A. II. Sat.. May 27 Turn.. Thur.. Sat., BeK. Jane 1. TUning- Car era Steamer Express. Sailing!" from Par Francisco May I", 15, 30. Throuch sleeping cars be tween navel aud Seattla and Vancou. vcr. Ii. C, June 1. TICKET OF KICK. STII AND STARK. Phones Broadway 920. A 6671. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The western storm has made little prepress In the lust 24 hours, but hss decreased s!lEht;r In Intensity. The pressure Is Incress 1ns; over the western hslf of the country. Preclpltstlon has occurred In Oreson. North ern California. Southeastern ashlnstoa. Idaho, the Bssln. Northern Rocky Moun tain and Northern Plains States. Minnesota and Interior Western Canada. Thunder norma were reported from Dm Moines. Plttebura- and New York City. Small rratt warning. were ordered displayed at 7 A. M today at the mouth of the Columbia River and on Grays Harbor, and maximum wind velocities of - miles south at North Head and 44 miles south at Tatoosh Island were reported. The weather Is warmer on most of the Pacific Slope, and Irt Wyomlmt. Western North Dakota. South Dakota. Southern Minnesota. Iowa, Manitoba and on the Atlantic Slope: It Is cooler in Vest em Washington. Northwestern Orearon. Northern I tah. Colorado. Nebraska. North '. uinn.nta Saskatchewan and North- o.trn Klori.la. Temperatures are below normn! on T-t of t- r-t' Plop- snd t ttteua ro.en.aay, ana eieaiea aiiioeri ior couch streets: Duimer. same; 37to. the following year. Only ono change winship tk DEWDNEY Erect one-and- wso m.Hn Hanrv Vnhl s ucoeed I n sr one-half-story, frame dwelMnar. 3 Melkle wa jriade, ilenry on 8 5 , P. Place, between East Burnslde and Kast tred Rasmussen on tho board ot al couch streets: builder, same: 8730. rectors. The officers are aa follows; O. F. FRANCIS CLARNO Repair three-story ordinary hotel, 243 H Holladay avenue, ha- Struckmeier, presidentl James Down- p,hl" t'oo ouimer. ing-, vice-presidentl John A,Vlke, geore- 'frank A JACKSON' Repair two-story taryi C. F, Struckmeier, Fred lillor, frame dwellln, 814 Columbia street, U- Fred McAdams, Henry Smatbera, Henry ,.rJ",'. ""i Wohl. James Downing and J, U Sparl- I Vo'ltTnlwKtfT PTEEL COMPANY Erect lag, members ot the board Of directors. I ous-story Irain blacksmUo, shop, foot vt TRADE ACCEPTANCES , Recognizing; the importance of Acceptances as a means of in creasing and simplifying domes tic and foreign trade, we have prepared and issued an interest ing and valuable monograph on this subject. Copies on Application. AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK 128 Broadway "Sew Ycrk City ALASKA Krtrhlkns, rnnatell. l'rtersburK, Jnneaia, lloullai, Haines. Skaiwar, Nome uat M. Michael. ( tilHIIIMA Via ealtle or Saw Fra nrl KCO to Loa Aa arcleM and a n Dlearo. Iarge. commodious passe ncrer steamer... low rates including? berth and meal.1. For full particulars ap ply or telephone TICKET OFFICii :'i9 Washington Street Facifiu. Main 229; Home. A 22H3. FRENCH LINE Corunasnle t.enerale Trsnatlaotique 1-OsIAI. fKKi II K - NEW YORK BUHDEAUX TARIS S. S. CHICAGO June 3. 3 P. M. S. S. ROCHAMBEAU, June 10, 3 P. M. S. S. LA TOURAIXE, June 17, 3 P. M. C. w. stin;kk. so sixth ft. A. 1. 'll A,K, T,,N. iSJ Morrison St. K. K. (iAKKIMW. C. M. K. I'aul By. ItOKsKY H. SMI I II. 118 Third bt. K. 1'. HIKI. IOO Third S. II. DM h-ON. S4S Washington ft. N OKI It MNK ROAIJ. Hflli and Starlc St.. I". M. M l AKI.AMI. S.I and At anbinirlon Ma, K. ft. III FH, I? Third M.. I'onUmd. R S:.T V. M. I'OllAV, MA V 2M. 4 g Fan FrancUco, Portland &. Lms Am- fif H les iSt.amshlp t'o., FrsnV Bollam. Q I A St.. 124 Third bu A AOUC. Main i-ti. (J Amer jean-Hawaiian Steamship Co. All samnprs between U. S. Atlantic and U. S. 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