THE 3IORXING OREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY, JULY " 11, 1917. 4 EXCHANGEMAYDPEN .With Demand for Wheat Local v Board May Resume. CALL SESSION'S AT SEATTLE ?To Trading as Xet in This Market and Prlce9 Are Kominal Tex- y ans to Speak Before Local (; Dealers Thursday. There Is aa yet no demand for wheat in tills market, but should business develop the Merchants' Kxchange would probably open for cash trading. There has lately been some movement of wheat on the Sound and In order to establish prices on a work ing basis the Seattle Exchange yesterday resumed Its sessions and received bids and offers for cish wheat and other cereals, bnt no sales were posted. The bid and ask id prices at Seattle were: many of the bean and potato fields will return poor yields. Bank Clearings. Hank clearings of the Northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clearlnrs Balances Portland t--.343.441 J185.7-.I7 Seattle 3,548.832 TS7.S9-J Tacoma 655.1 SI 71.749 Spokane 87,273 158,503 POKILAVD MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain, Floor, Feed, Etc WTIEAT Bluestem, J2.15: forty fold, $2.10; club. $2.10; red Russian. S2.05. OATS N'o. 1 white, feed. $45 45.50 ton. BARLEY No. 1 feed. $42 per ton. FLOUR Patents. $11.40; straights, $9.20 10.40; Valley.' $10.60; whole wheat. $11.80; graham. $11.40. MILLFEED Spot prices: Bran. $32 per ton; shorts. $35 per ton; middlings, $42; rolled barley. $48; rolled oats. $50. CORN White, $78 per ton; cracked, $74 per ton. HAY Producers' prices: Timothy, East ern Oregon. $2S per ton; alfalfa, $18; Val ley grain hay, $16. STOCK GAINS WIDE Improved Tone of Broad and Active Market. 1 stf-er.. 670 IS steers. 7!i2 1 steer.. 770 9 steers. 672 4 steers. 9rt2 8 steers. 1075 1 cow. . 10.0 1 cow. .. it;0 8 cows.. 150 14 cows.. : cows.. 3 cows.. 24 cows .. : calves. 1 null. 1 bull. 8I5 1105 f53 !)8 125 1240 lbull... 13111) r. 8. no 5.7.': H.2.- 8.50 4- 6.00 501 NEWS MAINLY FAVORABLE 1 hog. 180 boss.. 21 hoirs.. 8 hogs.. S.MI 6 OO 5 o 6 1 9.0O 6.001 O.2.- 8. On 14.7 84 14.0O ITS 14 Oo 180 15.801 510 2S steers.. 823 8.25 4 steers.. tM'T 6.75 1 steer.. 900 6 00 1 steer. . 9i!0 6 50 5 steers. 1102 8 00 9 steers.. 875 6.25 1 cow. .. 80 5 50 4 cons.. 977 8.00 1 cow. . . 870 5.00 lcow... 1070 4.50 4 cows.. 1O70 6.00 1 bull 1320 6.50 5 hogs... 320 15.05 1 nog 440 14.75 1 hog. . .. 6O0 14.80 2 hogs. .. 240 15 SO 4 hogs... 452 14.75 1 hog. . .. f.l.O 15.00 10 hogs... 137 14 OO 1 h'Jg 450 15.30 7 hogs... 163 15.75 ALL GeHIHS HIGHER German - Chancellor's Sends Prices Up. Talk Turkpv red Fortyfold . . r-lub Fif Hed Kussian Trley Oata , $ 2.10 ! 10 $ 2.20 2 20 2 20 2.1 219 2.18 48 00 48.00 2 no 2 OS IVOR 2.07 41.00 43.00 H. A. Wickstrom, chief grain Inspector of Galveston, and Julius "W. Jockusch. repre senting the Galveston Board of Trade, wired from San Francisco, to R. I. Pater on. president of the Portland Merchants" Exchanpo, that they are on their way to xnis city, and Mr. Paterson called a meet lnjr of the ioca Exchange for Thursday noon, when the Texas man will be heard. The subject of their talk was not Btated In thft telegram. BradHtreefs reports the world's visible wheat decrease at 2.009,000 bushels, the rorn Increase at 311.000 bushels and the oats eTase at 1.041.000 bushels. Tne weather Bummary and forecast for the Middle West, as wired from Chicago, follows: "Illinois fair tonight and Wednes day, becoming unsettled Northwest tonight, rising temperature. Missouri fair and warmer. Iowa unsettled, clear tonight and warner Wednesday, fair and cooler. North Takota, South Dakota and Kansas generally fair, cooler. Minneapolis cloudy and threat ening. Winnipeg part cloudy, no rain. Fargo. Tain. Chicago cloudy and cool. Peoria clear. fine. Kansas City. St. Joseph and St. Louis clear and fine. Nebraska City clear, cool. fjnio alley cloudy, cool, hard rain at Bpringfield last right. Co mmenting on the Eastern market situ fit ton a New York broker writes: "Wheat Iihs been under the Influence of rising corn prices. Trading on Its own merits has been more or less suspended owing to the re strictions of the Chicago board and the con tinued uncertainties regarding the food bill Crop advices over both the Winter and Spring sections have been of such a favor able character as to lead to increasing yield estimates, which may now be placed at 700.000,000 bushels; and the Canadian prospects are also good. Europe Is await lng the movement of supplies from Argen tina, Australia and India, but the trans portation question is still perplexing owing to scarcity of tonnage, Terminal receipts in cars were reported Yy the Merchants' Exchange as follows: Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay. Portland Tues. . Tear ago Pe.uron to date., Year ago Tnconiii Mon.. . , Tear ago Season to date. . Yenr ago Seattle Monday. Tear ago Season to date. Tear ago IVOKI.D'S GOI-l Orri'l'T 13 SMALLER . 2 1 8 2 2 7 3.1 20 31 5:t 7 64 c:i 3 .in V.'.l T ..7 :n ' 7 &7 5 7 4 r. r , 14 .. . . it r in 'JS 3 20 22 2ii 173 1 03 26 40 Better Crop Outlook and Easier 3Ioney Are Among Leading Fac tors Heavy Dealings in Liberty Bonds at Par. Fruits and Vegetables. - Local Jobbing quotations: TROPICAL. FRUITS--Oranges. Valencia. lemons, $i 6.7G per box; bananas. He per pound; grapefruit, 92.75 7.00. VEGETABLES Artichokes. 80c per doz.; omatoei, $l.f0'rzl.S5 perforate; cabbage. 2 2Jic per pound: lettuce, 35i?40c per dozen; cucumbers, 45 ft 90c per dozen; pep pers, 30p40c per pound : rhubarb. 2 2 JAc per pound; peas, 34ix5c per pound; spinach. bc per pound; beans, vtic per pound. POTATOES New California. 3 la W 4c per pound. ONIONS Bermuda, yellow, $1; white, I per crate; red, 91.35. GREEN FRUITS Strawberries, $2 02.25 per crate; cherries. o'S12c per pound; apri cots, l.r0fi 1.75; cantaloupes, fl2.75 per crate ; peaches, 90c ? $l.2o per box ; water melons, 2&f-f3e per pound; apples, S2&2.23; plums, Sl.tfOUS: currants. $1.50 & 1.72 : rasn- berri.es, 91.73(32; plums, $2.10. , Dairy and Country Produce. BUTTER Cubes, extras. 3614c: prime firsts, 3tfc Jobbing prices: Prints, extras, 3Sc; canons, lc extra; butterfat. No. 1, 38c; No. 2. 36c. CHEESE Jobbers' buying prices, f. o. b. dock, Portland; Tillamook triplets, 23c; Young Americas. 24c per pound; longhoms. Coos ana Curry, r. o. b. Myrtle Point; Triplets, 22c; Young Americas, 2334c per pound: longhorns, 2334c per pound. ECfCtS Oregon ranch, current receipts, 1 ii 3-c per dozen : Oregon ranch, selects. 34c per dozen. POULTRY Hens. 1517o per pound: broilers, lS20c; turkeys, 20c; ducks, old. loc; young, 20 ?f 22c; geese, 10 12c. VEAL francy. l-lwloC per pound. PORK Fancy, lutou.c per pound. Staple Groceries. Local Jobbing quotations: SUGAR Fruit and berry, $3.50: Honolulu plantation, S8.45; beet, $8.30; extra C, $S.10; powdered, in barrels $U.03 ; cubes, in bar rels, 9.2.f. SALMON Columbia River 1-pound tails, !.75 per dozen: one-half flats, $1.83; one- pound flats. S3. HONBY Choice, 933.25 per case. NUTS Walnuts, 13&22c; Brazil nuts. 21c; filberts, 22c: almonds, 19T20c; peanuts, 10c; cocoanuts, $1.10 per dozen; pecans, 17 c. BEANfl California, small white. 17c: large white, lOVsc; Li mas. 17c; bayous. 134c: pink, 14c. COFFEE Roasted, In drums, 1725c. SAIT Granulated, $17.23 per ton ; half- ground, 100s, 12.40 Pr ton; 50s, 913.13 per ton; dairy, 91(20 per ton. RICE Southern head, 9tt9'o per pound: blue rose, 8Mrc: Japan style, 7H7c. DRIED FRUIT Apples. JL'Msc; peaches. lOflillc; prunes, Italian, lo M. fij, 12 c ; raisins. K5c$$3 per box: dates, fard, 92.5093 per box; currants, a:c: iigs. &'&z.itv per uox. NEW YORK. July 10. Various develop ments contributed to the improved tone of today's broad and active market, extreme gains of 2 to 3 points in numerous issues being fully retained at the close. The better cop outlook. Increasing recog nition of benefits to the railroads from re cent rate concessions and further declines in time and call money were factors of more I $14.6014.90. 1'rd nrtrpa verA aa follows: Steers, prime 1 $ 8.50?rlO.OO Steers, good 8.0O 8 23 Steers, medium 7.30 0 7.73 Cows, choice 7.00 6r 7.73 Cows, medium to good 6 .wrft 7.00 Cows, ordinary to fair fi.0o 00 Heirers ... fc s.uuw u Bulls cooked 7 00 Calves 7.30(9 0.30 Hoes Light and heavy packing 15.R3iJTie.10 figs ana skips . i,i vvq law Stock hogs 12.3013.30 Roujh heavies . 14.7 15. uu Sheen- Lambs 10.0012.73 Yearlings 8.010.00 Wethers S OO'd) uu Ewes O.OUp b.00 Omaha Livestoclc Marlcet. OMAHA. July 10. Hoga Receipts. 13,000, market 13 to 20c lower. Heavy, $14.80 13.20; mixed. $14.30 14.83; light, $14.33 14.00: pigs, $12.30 14.30; bulk of sales. CORN MAKES WIDEST GAIN For Use in France or Belgium We Issue NEW FIVE-FRANC NOTES OF THE BANK OF FRANCE Negotiable in France and Belgium. $1 PER NOTE An excellent method of sending small remittances to friends overseas. The Canadian Bank of Commerce PORTLAND BRANCH, CORNER SECOND AND STARK STREETS K. C. M ALP AS, aianager. than passing importance. "Washington advices, which pointed to an early solution of the war tax and profit problems, and the continued success of the allies' movement on the eastern war front also helped to stimulate speculative senti ment, These favorable augur'.ts were neutralized In a measure by unofficial reports of an other Federal bond issue In the near fu ture, and a reduction of over 300,000 tons in unfilled orders of th United States Steel Corporation for June. Rails were active at advances of 1 to 3 points, St. Paul common and preferred, th Pacifies j.nd coalers showing greatest strength. Low-grade carriers later joined in the movement United States Steel made gross gain of 2 points from its low price of the morn ing, and Bethlehem, Crucible and Lacka wana Steels and Republic Iron & Steel ad vanced Hi to 3 points with other equip raents. the shippings and motors. Metals moved irregular most of the time and specialties, particularly Industrial Al .cohol and tobaccos, reflected the greater ac tlvity of pools. Alcohol rose 5V points to 137; American Sumatra Tobacco 3 points; American Tobacco, 3; United Cigar Stores, 4. and Tobacco Products, 2. Sales, 075,000 shares. Heavy dealings In liberty 3Hs. all the big individual lots selling at par. was the out standing feature of the firm bond market. Total sales, par value, $4,200,000. United Suites bones of olde- issues were unchanged. Foreign exchange was featured by th greater strnpth of francs and rubles. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Cattle Receipts, S300. steady to 10c high er. Amative steers, $9.303) 13. 5o : cows and heifers. $8910.2: Western steers, $8.75 11.73; Texas steers. $8& 10; cows and heifers. $7.30S30; canners, $3.507.75; stockers and feeders, $ti.30&9 .50; calves, $8.50 & 13.30; buns, stags, etc.. 1 ft Sheep Receipts. 750", slow to lower. Yearlings, $10&12: wethers, $910; ewes. SS3S.73; lam be, $1516. Agreement to Vote on Food Control Bill Comes Too Late to Have Ertect on Wheat Mar ket at Chicago. German Chancellor said peace was far dis tant had much, to uo with a general ad vance which took place today In the value of grain and provisions. Ket gains were: Corn 2 '.o to 4-c; wheat, o to lc; oats. He to 2c, and provisions, 17c to 50c Although the corn market developed con siderable strengtn before word was received of the purported declaration by the German hands with friends and Incidentally 1 hunting his old boyhood friends re moved to the Northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross, of Echo, Or., registered at the Multnomah, as did T. A. Davis, of Seattle, Wash. Miss M. P. Trowbridge, of Cleveland, O., and Evelyn L. Calef, of Los Angeles, are registered at the Multnomah. O. C. Whitney, of Tacoma. secretary of the Washington State Teachers Association, is at the Multnomah. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mowrey and daughter are registered at the Portland, as is Ed Holland, of Pullman, Wash. Clarence Edmund Fettis, a leading entire country west of the. Mississippi Ttlvr nrt throughout the Soutlt. A storm or low- pressure aiea lies over the Missouri aliy. accompanied by showers at a few nlaces, Anot hei low r s central over the M'ddla tes, where the rain has been quit beiw. the create t 24-hour amount being 2.0 J athct at Buffalo. New 1 ork. FOUKCART8. Portland and vicinity Fair and continued warm. Moderate northerly winds. winds Washington Fair; moderately westerly. Idaho Fair; continued warm. Oregon Fair; mcaerate westerly winds. The Willamette Kivar at Portland will fall slowly during the next three or four day ALFRED K. THIKSSKN. spokesman, prices began to soar In earnest I exporter, ship broker and forwarding thereafter, and December registered a new I agent of New Orleans, is at the Benson. high price record for the season, the market finishing at the topmost point reached, un welcome dry, hot weather in the Southwest tended materially to handicap the bears, and so, too, did a general sentiment that the Government crop report had not proved aa flattering in some important respects as the trade was inclined to look for. Virtual exhaustion of the contract stock of oats here gave some independent strength to the oats market. The bulge in corn val' ues counted further as a stimulus. - Wheat reflected the upward movement of other grain. Later, however, something of a setback was witnessed that seemed to be Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. July 10. Hogs Receipts, !,- 000; active, 15 to 20c under yesterday's av erage. Bulk, $14.3013.40; light. $14fi 15.30; mixed, $14.20(5 13.60 ; heavy, $14-13& 13. H3; rough, $14.1314.35; pigs, $10.75 Oattle "Rerelnts. 8000. strong. Native oeer ie 10 reports or strenuous opposition to 1 Daseoail ciud oi me cattle. $S.4014; stockers and feeders, $6.30 sundry features of the food control bill tn League registered for the week j,iuxi.; 1 ti w wnaie. jews 01 tne smootning 01 tne 39.50 ; cows and heifers, calves. SlOfi 14 50. Sheep Receipts, Boon, steaoy. wetners. $7.80 (tf 11; lambs. $1016.25. Metal Markets. NTCW YORK. Julv 10. Copper, oulet. Electrolytic, spot and nearby, ain'Wc, nom- In-jl Aiiimt :inri Inter. S.nUW H1C. J ron firm. rso. - is,orinern, uJ.iu(aio.i.u. Metal Exchange Quotes tin firm, tapot. 62 7.-.e bid. The Metal Fxchange Quotes leaa quiet. Knot. 1 1 V. e asked. Spelter quiet. spot, juast bt. x-ouis un livery, 8&Uc. Xecline in. American Production Offset: Grain in Transvaal. According to statistics published by the ! Financial Chronicle, the world's gold pro- i ductlon In 1916 was valued at $43R,R0S,761, as compared with $471.Kr.4.143 in 113, the largest in history. In 1014 the output was valued at $4-12,639.762. The world's total gold, production amounted to 22.194,911 fine ounces, as against 22.S23.013 ounces in 1913 and 21, 413, 70S ounces in 1914. The world's production of gold, as esti mated, records a decrease in 1916, notwith standing that supplies from the Transvaal were of greater magnitude than ever be fore, and Rhodesia and Canada made greater contributions to the general aggregate than In the previous year, the former setting for Itself a new high record and the latter get ting closer to the totals exhibited In 1900 to 1902, inclusive, when the Yukon sprang Into prominence and was almost hailed as a coming rival to South Africa. The fact of the matter Is that the decline In production In the United States alone during the year has been more than suf ficient to offset the gains shown In Africa and Canada; besides the decrease In yield In Australasia also helped to offset the In creases in the territory mentioned. Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc TTOPS 1916 crop. 3 6c per pound. HIDKS Salted hides (23 pounds up), 20c; salted stags pounds and up). 16c; frreen and salted kip (L pounds to 25 pounds), 20c; green and salted calf skins (up to 15 pounds), 32c ; green hides (23 pounds and tin. 13c: dry hides. 34c; dry calf. 40c; salt hides, 20c; dry horse hides, $1(32.50; salt horse hides. 3 5. PELTS Dry long-wooled pelts, 37c; dry short-woolcd pelts, 23c; dry sheep shearlings, each, 15(&30c; salt sheep shearlings, each, 25 W-50c. WOOL Eastern Oregon, fine, I8(g61c per pound ; coarse, 58lo per pound; Valley, 72 'i 75c per pound. M OHAI R 60 f?i 03c per pound. CASCAKA BARK New, 7c; old. So per pound. TALLOW N'o. 1, 14c per pound. GRAIN BAGS In car lots, 13 &o. Provisions. HAMS All sizes, choice. 28c; standard, 27c; skinned, 23k26c; picnics, 21c; cottage rolls. 23c LARD Tierce basis. kettle rendered. 23c ; standard pure, 22 '.c; compbund, 18c. BACON Fancy. 3S40c; standard. 36 & 7c: choice, 2Sfi34c. DRY SALT Short clear backs, 2427c; exports, 20 & 2 c ; plates, 2.1 gJ 4c. Oils. KEROPEXE Water white, drums, barrels or tank wagons, lOc; casps, 18Vfc'&'22c. GAfcOLlNE liulK, uc; cases, 29c; naphtha, drums, 19 h c; cases, 2Sc; engine istlllate, arums, ioc; cases, inc. LINSEED OIL Haw, barrsls. $1.32; cases, $1.39: boiled, barrels, $1.34; cass, $1.41. TUttfii.MiA iu uiiKs, oic; in cases. 69c. SPRING WHEAT NEEDS RAIN BADLY I"all Grain In Ills Bend and Palouse Doing airly Well. The following special crop report was received by W. C. Wilkes, assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Spokane, Portland & SratMe Hallway Company: From W. G. Paine, A. G. F. and P. A., S. I. & S. Ry., Spokane: "Very warm yesterday, last night and this morning. Maximum 94, minimum 56. Fore cast, cooler tonight; Tuesday, fair No rain In Ripht. Spring grain needing rain badly in Bipr Bend and Palouse. Some signs of shriveling. Fait grain doing fairly well al over territory. Peas and potatoes fair. Car- den ;orti. Cutting first crop timothy and alfalfa in Colvllle. Good quality. Harvest will be one month late. Farmers more cheerful over crop prospects than labor sup ply. Scarcity of labor at present may be come pronounced account shorter harvest period necessitating more crews." NEW rOTATOES ARE MORE PLENTIFUL Oregons Being Sold by Growers to Retailers at 3 Cents. Front street was liberally stocked with every line of fruits and vegetables yester day and the dtmand was fairly good. Prices were generally steady. New Oregon potatoes are coming on the market in larger quantities and growers are relMng ihevn to the stores at 3 cents. New Callfornias are quoted on the street ar 3Vj 4 cents. Kaspberrles were more plentiful and brought $1.73 IT 2. A few loganberries were received at.d sold at $2. Strawberries were scarce and firm at $2& 2.25. Cantaloupes .-ind California deciduous fruits were unchanged in vrico Egg Market Is Advancing:. Th egg market was firmer with sales on the street at- 31 'a 32 cents, case count, and 31 cents candled. There was a good shipping demand for butter, which was quoted firm at 30 cents for extras. Cheeve continues weak and is selllnr a lower prices on the Sound than here. Poultry was In good demand and dressed meats were also firm. Rain Needed in Polk County. DALLAS, July 10. (Special.) Unless k heavy Tain comes within the next ten days much of the late-sown Spring grain in Pol " and adjoining counties will not be enough to cut. All crops are badly In need of moisture. Unless thorough cultivation Is practiced with ail row crops or rain falls Am Beet Sugar- Am Can Am Car & Fdry. Am Loco -A m Sm & Rpf g.. Am Sug Refg. . . . Am Tel & Tel. . . Am Z L & S Anaconda Cop. Atrnison A G A W I S S L. Kfllt Ohio B A- S Copper Calif Petrol Canadian Paclf. , Central T.eath. . . cho Ohio. . . . chi Mil & St P. .. Chi & N TV , C H I P effs. .. . f'hlno Copper. . . Colo Fu & Iron., orn Prod Rfg. "rneihle Stno . . . Cuba Cane Suit.. Plst Securities. . Erie General Electric. (ienral Motors. . Ot Nor pfd Gt Xor Ore ct fs. Illinois Central.. TnspirnMon Cop.. Tnt M M pfd Tnt Nickel Tnt Paper K C Sou t hern . . . Kennec-ftt Cnp., Louis Jk Nash . . . Maxwell Motors. Mexlr-an Petrol.. Miami Conppr. .. MiKsouri Pacific. Montana Power.. V"vo'la Copper.. f-Y Central N Y N H & K Norfolk West. Northern Pacif.. Pacific Mail Pae Tel & T . . . Pennsylvania. .. Pittsburg Coal. . nv Consol Cop. Rpfldinir Ron Ir & Stepl . . . Shat Ariz cop. . . otittifr? ''qclf . . Southern Ry . . . . haker Cor. Texas Co. ex-rts. Jon Pacific . . . S Tnd Alcohol. Sales. High. 3.200 1.6O0 2. 5 DO 1.700 1.300 3 no 2 no n.nno 1. noo 2. " OO l,O((0 200 0.4H0 1 2no 8,800 40 77 7014 103 HUH 120 7 30 H 7!t loo '4 10434 71 40 80 i BO 70:4 Low. 104, n s i 120 m 30 H 7!4 loo 101 14 70S 3;-4 SS14 30 14 60 1.4O0 2i 1 0 i'.nno :s.ion l.-'uo 1.300 2.400 2,100 7on 3, GOO s' ano 6. mo 400 1,400 :tno 3.RftO fifto 13.100 i.OOO SAN FRANCISCO PBODt'CE MARKET Prices Current on Butter, Eggs, Fruit, Vege tables, Etc., at Bay City. SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. Butter Fresh extras, iltc; prime firsts. She. Eggs Fresh extras, 34c; fresh firsts. 33c; fresh extra pullets, 32c; extra first pullets 3w. Cheese New firsts, lSvfcc; Toune Amer icas, 22c. Poultry TTens, 24 w 23c: roosters. 13 14c: fryers, 2S -& 2'Jc; broilers. 31c; squabs. $2.25 vp A I pigeons, $1.0 & 1. 1 ; geese, la420c; UCKS, 1-tf'l' ISC. Vegetables Okra, SO'!? 73c; Summer squash, small lug. 73cjr$l ; egg plant. 10 '13c; bell peppers, 1 ftljc; chile. 10 12'c; peas, $2.232.75; tomatoes, Merced, Ca fSSc ; green corn, 52. 7T. f-i :j ; on ions, green. 30 73c ; cucumbers. 83 WUc ; beans, wax. b i( lOc ; string, t luc; garlic, 3 4 Vi c. Potatoes -Aeff, 1 u - U c; sweet potatoes, 810e. Fruits Pears, Co ft sue; cantaloupes, $1.23 (fil.73; watermelons, 2'i 3c; currants, $3 U 0 ; peaches. to (tt &oc ; piuins, 1 uc u . pricots. bOcxSl; cherries, boCul; life's. 1 t$l.0U; raspberries, $3'a7; blackberries. (11 b : logiLn berries. t j.oU ; goose Oerrles. ftiTc; lemons, ; grapefruit, 34; oranges $;.2 -.;. 10' bananas, $ 1 ; pineapples, $1.30112: ippi'-s. green, Wu'i 3c. Hay Wheat. $20'a2i; wheat and oat. $17 & li; tume oat, $lS(j li; barley, $14 10 alfalfa. $i:;a 10: barley straw, S1&1.10. Flour $l2.20fff 12. OO. Receipts Flour. 0910 quarters; barley, 300' centals; beans. 120 sacks; potatoes. 7u0 cks ; onions, 4 'JO sacks ; hay, 2U7 tons : UiUes, bio; wine. aJ'.-W gallons. 21', 3 or. 32 H S3i 21 S 44'4 US', 41 31 U 121 27, if. r.n sr-.'i J1 14 b4?i 21 H 44 90 i 41 23 121 4 14 27 Closing bid. 01 49'4 in Vi 70 50.-. 14 1 1X4 r.o 4 7n4 ion i H4 M, 71 14 4n rit a 70V4 fi7 R4 Xi r.n Tlnlntti 1.1n.ed Market. TTIT.TTTH. Julv 10. Linseed on track nfl Sept. . irrlve, $2.R2'i: arrive In octooer, i.ti; October, ?2.8'A; July. wpiemoer, JulT J2.S5. Sept. Van Riirnr Market. . . ... .-. I Julv NEW YUKK, JUiy i ' ftaw M8.r, uii. I . Centrifugal. 6.3c; molasses. S.450. KeUneq, I r steady; Xine granulated, 7.50I&OC. Chlrnsn Dairy Produce. CHICAGO. July JO. Butter Hllher. Creamery, 34'a .tSc. ss Receipts. Ii.isb cases. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. July 10. Cotton Spot, qulst. Mlddlins. 27.o0c. Dried Fruit at New Tork. NEW YORK. July 10. Evaporated apples steady. Peaches, qutet. way tor the measure did not arrive until after wheat trading was ended for the day. Provisions rose with corn. Lower quota tions on hofrs had a depressing influence at tne outset, nut not of a lasting character, Leading futures ranged as follows: WHEAT. On.TI. TTln-lT- Tulr $2.03 $2.01 Sept 1.01 CORN. Pert. l.fi4Vi l.r.7'4 UCC ...... X.IO I.Lb OATS. July 41 .07 54 V4 ..15 14 T.nTV. $2.02 1.91 1.K4H 1.18 Close. t2 03 V4 1.21 .4t .S4V4 MKSS PORK. .1 40.R0 40.30 40.03 40.27 LARD. 20.B0 21.15 20.BO 21.10 21.0T 21.40 21.0T 21.32 SHORT RIBS. 21. S5 21.07 21.63 21.57 21.1)2 red and 2 and 3 DAILY CITY STATISTICS 3.1 1 141 ion :i2 1 ,; R4 a.-. 14 21 4 4 9714 40T4 '4 R'4 Tin 1 ' '4 ion 214 2. mo 500 ' 1.2no m.coo r,1 l.ioo ? n poo no 14 11 000 D2 14 2 noo 2.1 1 joo 0314 2 000 24 14,ono P.OR4 300 lo-ji 2.R0O l3r, '4 1.700 1--7ii U S Steel 171,300 1211114 r!o pfl 400 11 rah Conner 3.200 mti Wabush p'rlB... .'.OO 20 Western Tnion. . 300 P.314 Westing Klect. .. 2.0tO 50 14 Total sales ror the day. 010,000 shares, BONDS. U S ref 2s reg..7 IXor Pac Ss 624 do coupon . V'TiFac T & T OS.. 0714 U s 3s ret !isi;Pa con 4"4s loi do coupon p ref 4s 8514 U s 4s reg lOIVi'U P 4s HI 14 do coupon ...'KjHJ P cv 4s Atch gen 4s S UK Steel Bs 104 '4 I) & R G ref Ss 5.1 Is P cv r,s Jiss4 N Y C deb Cs. .104 tAnelo-Fr 5s .... 0314 Nor Pac 4s .... &7 Vs I 50 4 27 K !4-j4 0O 0214 24 rs 4 10214 1341i 1 .12 14 124 119 107!4 2(1 !:! 49-4 01 4 21 20 ?4 r 1024 134 1.17 120-14 i 109J 20 1)3 50 Births. rnwr.RR To Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Fowler. 151B MilwaUkle street. May 31, HUCHPELUT TO Atr. ana .iirs. samnei Hoclifeldt, ii'ji Clay street, June a aaugn KAPOR To Mr. and Mrs. Pamuel A. Ka por, 20S Nineteeuth street rsortn, July o. ri.-t nirh I er K 1 . k k v To Mr. and Mrs. Josepn i . Rickey. 560 Quimby street, June 20. a daugh ter. IJ'ARCY To Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. D"Arcy. 41Ti Kast Eleventh street North, .luTv 1. a dauchter. SHEEDT To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sheely. 54U14 Kearney street, June 27, Ron. DOWNEY To Mr. and Mrs. James P. Downey. 045 East Fifty-seventh street North, July o, a daughter. CLARK To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Clark. Lents. Or.. June 29. a daUKhter. K1RKFATKICK To Mr. ana airs, rjrn est Kirkpatrlck. 1503 East Tenth street, ion. OSTEON To Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. ost- lon. St. Vincent's rlosDital. Julv a son MUELLER To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Otto Mueller. 25 Buchtel avenue, June 25, a son. VETCH To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew vetch, o50 Manle street. June 30. a son. SLETTEN To Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Blet- ten. Claypool Apartments, June 30, a son. KirstJ To Mr. and Mrs. ueorse A. is.Lnjr. SO East Thirtieth street, June 30, a daugh ter. CARL To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Carl, 127 Porter. June 27. a daughter. Ll"-vvi5 To Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis. 5S17 Fifty-secoiid street Southeast, June 29, dar.chter. WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wilson. .44 v, eDster. June .jo. a son. ERZ To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Erz. 1200 Maryland avenue, June 2i, a sen. Marriage Licenses. NIETE-DAMMEIER Ralph July Sept. Cash prices were: Wheat Nos. '2 and 3 hard, nominal. Corn No. 2 yellow. 1.R3W1.S6'4 : No. 3 yellow. ii.su9ti.0H: No. 4 yellow. SI. 85. oats ro. ti white. 7Jui3!-.ic: standard. 73 Y 73 lie. Itye Nominal. Barley si. 15 e 1.40. Timothy S4fi 7.00. Clover Sl u 17. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. July 10. Wheat, July. $2.LMV4; September. S1.00!i. Cash: No. 1 hard. S2.4.1W fti 2.5014 : No. 1 Northern, Sli.3514 4j 2.4514 ; No. 2 Northern, 3514. Flax. S2.70U HJ2.8414. Barley, S1.15'a 1.50. Eastern Cash CSraln 3Iarkets. ST. LOUIS. July TO. Cash wheat No. Northern, 9.102.22. new. OMAHA, July 10. Sample wheat, $2.13. Grain at San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. Spot quota tlons Bluestem, S3.85Sr3.0O; Turkey red. f3.u04; red Russian. 13.0.1 o 3.7.1 ; feed bar- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milner, of Ash land, Or., and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mo Clure, of Bay City, Or., are at the Per kins. Miss Lillian Brown, of Garfield County, "Washington, la among the rural teachers attending the conven tion. Cora E. Piatt, of Corvallis, Or., and Helen M. Peer, also of the Oregon As;rt cultural College, are registered at the Seward Jerry Downs and his Ran Francisco Pacific coast t the Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Parker, of Riverside, Cal., and Miss Elsie Parker, of Los An geles, are spending a lew days at the Oregon. Marjorie Eller and Dorothy Church 111, of San Francisco, are at the Imperial after having driven by automobile from the South. William Bruce. Jr.. editor of the American School Board Journal, Is one of the enthusiastic participants In the convention. Wnllpr "R Trail cf Ran Prnnclsco: T. G. Cruikshank, of Hood River, Or, and at the Cornelius. Several members of the Portland baseball team, including Kenneth Wil liams and Kenneth Penner, have signed the Cornelius register. Mr. and Mrs. Ben 'W. Johnson, of Seattle, are registered at the Campbell Mr. Johnson is supervisor of manual arts in the Seattle schools. Leota L. "Wilson, Vivian Carr, Velma Wilson; Thelma James, Rachel Hunt ington and Mattie S. Carr, all from Yoncalla, Or., are at the Seward. G. "W. Harner, of Bend. Or.; V. L. Pratt, of Lansing. Mich.; Jay Egner, of Centralia, and Lee A. Thomas, of Bend Or., are at the Imperial for the week. Miss L. M. Page, of San Rafael, Cal. Marine McKnight. Gladys McKnight and Edna McKnight, all or Albany, or are spending the week at the Portland. Mrs. S. P. Rohde registered at the Oregon from New York City, and while here she is taking in the annual N. E. A. Convention at the Multnomaii Hotel. Mrs. Arthur Gunn. of Wenatchee, Wash., is among the prominent women interested In the patrons acparimeni attending the convention. Mrs. Gunn has two daughters, wno are teacueia, in attendance at the convention here. "William B. Ittner. school architect. St. Louis, prominent speaker before tne department of school administration, IRATEIERS' GCIDE. Vi Hassalo VJ To A. c-trtT! x l -X47 W, jiiauiu North Beach - leaves Alnsworth "Dock dally, except Sunday, at S P. M. ; returning leaves Astoria aay. i k Astoria at 7 A. M. aaity, except nun- iay. Tickets, etc.. at the dock, or 1 CTY TICKET OFFICE 1 , , 3rd & Washington )mt A hJK Beth Phones JtegzAMZl Wm.sicniiirrif asm? i-.iiyrs'i'i . ley. $l!.05. white oats. fj.G&2.30: bran, iias arrived to attend the convention. 35 5034; mlddlines. iot4l; ahorta. 33 ThQ local chapter of the American In- Bid. Coffeo Futures Higher. XEW YORK. July 30. An opening fld vance of 2 to 4 points in the coffee futures market -was again attributed to scattered covering: inspired by the most hopeful view of peace possibilities. Buying1, however, was restricted by reports of a slightly easier tone In the coat and freight market and aftei llingr at i.NSr, early December contracts eased off to 7.8."c under realizing. The mar ket closed net unchanged to 3 points higher. Sales July. 7.S3c; Aupust, 7.:c; Sep tember, 7.74c; October. 7.7Sc; November, 7.S3c: December. 7.Sic; January, 7.!'Jc: Feb- ruarv, 7.ittc; March, S.Qlc; April, S.OGc; May, S-llc; June. 8.16c. Hpot. dull; pantos 4s, lOc. It was reported hat Rio 7a had sold at 8.00c in the cost knd freight market, American credits. Offers of Santos grades were said to be held at about yesterday's prices. The official cables reported an advance of 75 reis at Rio. Santos spots were un chanped and futures unchanged to 75 reis hifi-her. Mining Stocks at Boston. BOPTON, July 10. Closing quotations: Ariz Com 13 INip Mines TH Calu & Hecla. . .5:;5 Old Dom Tift Cop R Con WOiDsceola PS E Butte 3'' '.Julncy SO ranklln Vbhannon 8 jranby Con .... (Superior 7 fsle Royalle 80 Sup & Cos 4H Kerr .Lake .... -JVs'Ctah Con Iake Coo 11 ftinona 3 Mohawk 81 4 'Wolverine 44Y3 Money, Eschange, Ktc. TCETV YORK, July 10. Mercantile paper, 4 5 per cent. Sterling. 60-day bills. $4.72; commercial 60-day bills on banks, $4.71 ; commercial 0O-day bills. $4.71 M; demand, $4.75 0-1G; cab'es. $4.76 7-16. Francs, demand, 5.724; cables. 5.71 Guilders, 41 3-16: cables. 4 1 r-16. J.ires, demand, 7.21 ; cables, 7.0. Rubles, demand, ti-t1; cables, L3. liar silver, 790. Mexican dollars, 2 Vz e. Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds. iirm. Time loans, easier; 60 and J0 days, 444 per cent; eix montns, 4ri4 per cent. Call money, easier; high, 2 per cent; low, 'j s. per cent; ruiinff rate, per cent last loan. 24 per cent; closing bid, 2 per mni, uiiereu ell vb I'tr t Biit. LONDON, July 10. Bar silver, 40 5-16d per ounce. Money, 3U ffl4 per cent. Discount rates, short bills. 4 per cent three months bills, 4 13-16 per cent. Stocks Dull at London. LONDON. July 10. American securities were dull on the Ftock Exchange today. at the Washington. Niete. 82. Pearl Owlnes. of Dallas. Or., is vlslt- ureKon Yacht fiuo. ana iyuia .uammeier, i ing- at the Cornelius. legal, cast iKnipnin BLrcvi. GODNER-BROWN Ransom Uodner, 26, North Twenty-third, and Nellie Brown, 10. same address. JAXTHEIMER-RUPPB T. C. Jaxthelmer, Cordova Hotel, and Bernlce Ruppe, 29, 774 East Stanton. MUIR-BARBUR R. L. Mulr. leeai. till East Alder, and Lela Barbur, legal, 784 East Franklin. NEWBOLD-KEISSMJTG John A. Nw- bold, lepal, fS6 Mary street, and As:nea iveiBgling, legal, same aauress. Vancouver Marriaire Ucensea. AT.I.EN.REIMANN Claude Allen. 23. of i thA Tmnrinl from Snlrr) nv land. 1 - - CAHlLL-CAHiLi jonn w . a mil, z , oil wasningLon irom neno, iev. Portland, and Mrs. iiazel caruil. or -ort- t W R11 and famllv rPistArAil from Naval Stores. SAVANNAH. July 10. Turpentine firm. 36; sales, 44 barrels; receipts. 7fl0 barrels; shipments, 414 barrels; stock, 23.",i4 barrels. Rosin, firm. Pales. iua narreis; receipts. 3014 barrels: shipments. lliU barrels; stock. 7:,.,360 barrels. Quote A. B. $565.10; C. J $5.05: 5.10; E. $5.10: F, 5.10J 5.1ft : G. $5.10 t.5.15: H. $5.10 5 2o; I. $5.135.20; K, $5.2(1 rn 5.50; M, $5.60 n 5.60; N, $6.40; W'G, $0.500 6.65; "WW. $6.75. Decrenwe In Lard Storaice. WASHINGTON, July 10. Figures made public todav at the Department of Agri culture show that there was 10.8 per cent lees lard in storage on July 1 this year than at the same timo a year ago. An earlier statement erroneously recorded this year's stock ot &5,07.0u0 pounds as a de crease of 47.2 per cent. Unfilled Steel Orders Decrease. NEW YORK. July 10. The unfilled ton nage of the t'nlted States Steel Corporation on June :o. iw. whs w.asa.zjm tuns, a de crease of ro;t.304 tons compared with the figures for May 31. according to the monthly statement issued today. ALL LINES ARE STEADY XO FIUJHEU ADVANCES AT LOCAL YARDS. Only Five Loads Are Received for Day Balk of Cattle Offered' Are Medium. Only five loads were received at th yards yesterday, but some stock wan car ned over from Monday and there was fair degTee of activity. The market In gen eral was steady at the rang-e of prices es tablishe.1 on the preceding dry. The larger part of the cattle offered were of medium grade and eold accordingly. For hogs Slo.M) was the best price paid. Receipts were 54 c:.ttle. it75 hogs and 57 sheep. Shippers werT: C Scully, lone, cars cattle; T. A. Spencer. Red Bluff. Cal, 2 cars hugs; G. W. Ayer, Salem, 1 car hogs. sheep. The day's pales were as follows: Wt. Price.! Wt. Price. r.40 S...o") 7 lembs. r4 $ .oo u,u" 41 lambs. 1 816 6.25, steers. . ss fOO 6 2.".! 21) steers.. 874 610 4.0u 2atecra.. 1043 1 heifer.. 1 steer.. 7 steers. 1 steer.. 1 steer.. 6.50 6.50 8.00 to 36. Call board Barley. December, $1.93 'A bid, $l.D5 asked; May, $2.90 asked. Puget Sound Grain Markets. SEATTLE, July 10. Cash markets were resumed today. Prices show a decrease of 10c since the close of bidding on June 2. Today's quotations were: Bluestem, $2.10; Turkey rod, $2.10: fortyfold, $2.00; club. $2.08; fife, $2.03; red Russian, $2,07. Bar ley, $41 per ton. Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat 9, oats 5, corn 1, nay o, flour 4. TACOMA, July 10. Wheat, no quotations. (jar receipts: vvneat 4. corn 1, oats hay 2. stituto of Architecture is arranging luncheon in his honor. Prominent In the Colorado party are J G. Crabbe, president or the totaie Normal School, Greeley; E. C. Hatch, editor Colorado School Journal, Den ver; Emllv Griffith, principal Denver Opportunity School; Mary D. Adkisson. Denver, and l-l. a. omit", bcwci.w Colorado Education Association. it tnhntnn And Davis, well- known school men of Walla Walla County, motored to the convention, ar riving Monday. Mr. Davis is uperin- Johnson la the retiring superintendent Walla Walla uouniy San Francisco Los Angeles (Without Change En Rente) The Big, Clean, Comfortable Klegantlx Appointed beagoing S. S. ROSE CITY anil, Pmm A In. worth Dnfk S 1 M. MONDAY JIL1 16. 100 Golden Mile, on Columbia RiTer. All Kate, lnclnd. Berth, and Meala. Table and Servic Cnexcelled. The San Franrtoeo Portland S. S. C. Third and AVaahlncton atreet. (with O.-W. B. K. Co.). Xel. Bniadw .00, A. 6121. TRIP TO THE SEASHORE Clatsop $ Beach of PERSONALJVIENTIQN. R. C. Frock, of Aberdeen. Wash., Is at thft CJornelins. Sara E. Snell. of Brookllne, Minn.. Is M. Johnston, professor of romance ian Sirs. J. B. DuBois, of McMInnvllle, Or, Is at the Washington. R. W. Tavenner, of Independence, Or., Is at the Imperial. A. r. Collins registered at the Carlton from Bremerton, wash. Judge William T. Daren Is spending a- few days at the rvortonia. H. L. Douglas, of White Salmon. Wash., is at the Tsortonia. Governor Withycombe registered at n nrt. . of Portland, and Cora B". frank. 1U. of Portland. Building Prrmlts. T.V.Ci FRIED Wreclt two-story frame re. idence. 251 Sixth street, between Main and Madison; U. K. & Kose t-lty wrecains om nv rnnfrnnnrs: 100. blittKA Alter one-ana-OTic-naii-Biwrj frame residence. 492 East Twenty-ninth Toledo, Wash., at the Carlton. Dr. and Mrs. Watson and daughter are registered at the Perkins. County Superintendent H. R. Cox, of Tacoma, is at the INew facott. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Anderson, of La Grande, Or., are at the -Imperial. Mrs. Olive Darby registered at the and the . . , . rMai-lrstnn city superlntendent-cic" . schools. The following are recent ""7 from the state or uamor.i.s. " ' . TTnlv.raitv: George H. Jensen Superintendent of Schools. Stockton: James A. Barr. as """B"V""acVrar,ciSco: M. E. Daly. ciiu.ii.uu, Vnrm,i School. San ?"r:AlbertlShielS. Superintendent of Schools, Los Angeles. DAIIE METEOROI-OCIAIi BEPOBT. ,ttt i-v-n Tulv 10 Matlmiim temper bi teet:dK ifncV September 1. iKVTiehST mal r.Tintall fln5" .""'in", September 1. hours. SO minuxes, ""'"rer"(reduced to Ur?;J; Ttns P M.f 30 08 mclies. KelaUve humidity noon, 48 per cent, THE WEATHER. Season round trip, dally, $4. Splendid river scenery; salmon fisheries; historia Astoria. Limited leaves 8:45 A. M.t evening express 6:30 P. M., Saturday Special 2 P. SI. Tickets at station. 10th. and Iloyt, City Ticket Office, Stl and stariv. THE NORTH BANK ROAD, street, between Division ana Clinton; rea i w asmngxon irom romeroy, vvasn. L. Mills, builder; 4oo ... Mrs. Iin TJe Yarmond is eoendinor a I Dl ll'Tl A V I THI S;'!' fi t M A llpr I " I two-storv brirk ordinary torea anfl of- hiuulii a. x--wjicj a .vuuuui.a.ij. xxwiiiw. flees. fe24 Third street, between Stark and County Superintendent O. C. Gobs, of w f PHASK Krect one- woodBhed. lGuO East Willow street, between ; Sixtieth and six ty-n rst ; Duimer, same: ?-ta. SHELL, HJMrAR X UP vJALlf UKIN 1 A Move one-story frame gasoline service sta tion, 57 Knit Burnsiae, between iwenty- STATION3. sixth and Twenty -eighth; contractor, same: no. WALLACE KILLI0N" Erect one-Btory frame residence, on Hart man street, be tween Charleston ana uruiJuuanK; outiaer, am; 1": ... nerlaL H, , UAnU.M!.K erect one-eiory irnrni i ' rarae. 1011 Mississippi, oetween um' boldt and Blandena; builder, same; $ f. F. wjamaukaai erect one-story irami shack. T09 Fifty-ninth avenue, between Sixty-seventh and Sixty-eighth; builder, same; $35. MLLTiNUMAM ATMLL 1 Iu O V. reel bleachers on Morrison, between Chapman nd Stout: E. C Uahi. outirter; j-'unu. CITY OF PORTLAND Kepair six-story fireproof steel frame police station on Oak, between Second and Third; H. V. Johns Manville Company, contractors; $1000. l) H GEOKGn rc. FEASt tteoair two- story frame residence, 730 Talbot road, be tween ratton roaa ana Aiouniaia uuuie vurd ; M. W. Lorenz. builder: $400. CARRIE ME A TURMiK fc.rect one-story frane residence. 1198 East Flanders, be- i tween Forty-first and Forty-second; 11. A. ! Askwith. builder; $o0in. It. H. torkk i fcirect one-story rrame residence, 33 Merkle Place, between East Couch and East Burnside. H. A, Ask with. ulMer; 175. lis. r w ak i p rtepair i ramo resiaence. 2T Eaat Eighteenth, between Ash and Pine; W. F. Bryan, builder; t0. B. EDLEFSON Repair one -story frame warehouse, on railroad, between Lewis and Albina avenue; Walter R. Tuorne, builder; $3f.O M RS. HARRINHTON Repair two-Btory frame residence, 4'7t East Davis, between Xinth and Tenth; Thomas Downing;, builder; 4U0. E. C. GUNTHER Repair one-and-one-half -story frame residence. 3."4 Lincoln street, between Broadway and Park; C. B. Lehniann, builder; $200. HENRY DAVIS Kepair one-Btory frame residence. H illsdale road, Hewitt station; buiider, same; $2oo. !r";rfrr Olympia, is registered at the Benson. iri. d. xjyiie, oi oaiciii, ur., is at me Seward, as is M. J. Regan, of San Fran Cisco. B. H. "Wolfle, principal of the Brem erton High School, is among the dele gates. County Superintendent Leila H. Hinshaw, of Goldendale. Is at the Im- Wind n I v c ? c : s State of woatbar Phone your want ads to The Oregro nian. Main 7070, A 60S3, John Roth, of Fresno, Cal., and J. N. Scoggins, of Colusa, CaL, are at the Oregon. R. B. "Wales, of Spokane, registered at the Portland, as did H. H. Stuar-t, of Seattle, "Wash. Miss Mary A. Grupe. of the Ellena-burg- Normal School, is registered at the Portland Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Smith, of Aber deen. Wash., are registered for the week at the Oregon. V. H. Street, of Aberdeen, "Wash., Is at the Multnomah, as is Joseph J. ICel- ley, of New York City. S. G. Sargent, of Salem, Or., and J. J. MacKentosh, of Seattle, Wash., are reg istered at the Nortonia. C. K. Jones, of Salem, Or., and J. M. Powers, of Corvallis. Or., are spending a few days at the Carlton. R. O. Severns, of Eugene, Or., and A. R. Cummings, of Canby, Or., are at the Perkins on business trips. Superintendent Thomas Geisness, of Clallam County, is attending the con vention from Port Angeles. Superintendent Belva Ball, of Gar field County, Washington, is among the delegates to the N. 13. A. N. E. Durham, County Superintend ent of King County, Washington, Is registered at the Broadway. George E. Farrell. assistant boys and girls club work. Department of Agrl- iturc, i asningion, u, is suamns ,NW . W R4i SS'O.fKH OO! 94'O.OOj t.t'i TO.U.mV 4U SO O.llOi. .SS 6S B2'O.00l . .Kb n 8S o.oa:14:N 62 H4'n.0U; . . S CGO.OOl. . NE KOO.tMtlON 8S 0.0" 14 SW fiOl 8 0.011. . 1 N B 76f SK 0.02;24;SV 44l7ii:O.OOi. .W 6ii SO O.OOl. i'NE r.r, ss o.oo in;sv 70'O.0O 1- Baker Boise - Boston ..... Calgary ... Chicago Denver Des Moines. Duluth Eureka Galveston . Halena Jacksonville Juneaut . - Kansas City. . Los Angele,.. Marshfleld Med ford Minneapolis Montreal .... New Orleans.. New Vork.... Korth Head.. North 'iaklma1 Omaha Phoenix - -Pocatello . Portland Roseburg- , Sacr tmento St. l.ouis . . . Fait L.ake. Km n Biexo. San Kranciscol Seattle U , Ira SPokan iClear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Rain IClear Clouuy Clear .Clear ripar Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear I cu (iino 0.0O 10 NWjClear r.n 70'o.a,i j 60 0.2'.ill!.SE 7sl ssio.oo!. .!W rtrt fill ! 0 . 1 -J ' 20 B 62 54 0.00 34NW 6Uli 84 0.001. . .. WO (1.001.. 741102 O. 02 . . BOj 82 0.OO . . mil s:; o.oo . . r.o ;2 o.oo . . R-nn-j t.oo . . B 82 O.OO 12 NW 70 I2 O.OO.IO w 041 7SU.00; . -iW V 74 O.0CI 2ipW &2 74 O.lKl 10:NW KS O.OU few I S vr w NW W BWeelc-cnda daily X. K. A. weelc fmM PALACES roKTLAND TO SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Cal. Etr. Express leave, 0:30 A. M.: ar rtv. San Francisco 3:30 next day. Ona way fares. . J 12.00, tli, 1J.S0. t-0. UUDXU XB1J. 3. TICKKT North Bank, Sth and Stark. ( station, loth and llnyt. J Sd and Mor., N. 1. Uy. 1 S18 Wash.. G. N. Hr. I too 3d, UurliiiKtoD By. Independent S. S. Co. San Francisco $10.00 Coos Bay $7.00 Eureka $15.00 First-Class Mento and Bertlk Included. S- S. BREAKWATER 6 P. MU FRIDAY, JULY 13 North Pacific S. S. Dock. Vk'ear Broadwnr Bridpre and 12-4 Tbirl St. I-t. VanhinKtoa and Alder. Fhonei, Broadway 5-0, A. 5422. Tatoosh Island Valdeat Wa.Ha Walla.. WasliinRton .. WinnloeE Yeliow'e Park f.o' 60 0.001 . .isw 62 MO.P'J)-. - SE Cloudy 700.60. .'xwicioudy Ml 78 O.UD'l N'WlOlear Cloudy Pt. ciouay Cloudy Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear riear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear WEATHER CONDITIONS. ALASKA Ketchikan, Trang-el. Jonean. Douglas, Haines, ttkacway. Cordova, Valdsx. Ml ard and Am. bor.se. CALIFORNIA Via Seattle or San Francisco to Lot An (lea and an Dleffo. i-argrest ahips. un qualcd aervlc. low ratva, lacludlns gaeala and b art ha For particulars apply or talephona PACU IC STEAMSHIP COMPAM, Tko Admiral adoe. Main 16, Homo A It4 Third St. LIP! Conmss; tiniMMi. Tansatuwticui I ji,iss, Mtal rriw I NEW TOKK BOBDEAUX PAB13 Direct Kout. to tbo Continent. WKEaLI DEl'ARtl KKJ( Vor Ail skarUcolars laqai, Fsiirmsl Urus., i tc knmi Auu. iu Caarra at4 LoMllle, jr Aajr t4iii.i a s,llts. w-, v. t,,n . rmdaal drift eastward of all the barometric eoiirtltionH durlnjr the last "4 hours. The pressure over the Rocky xtn,Qin recrfnn has increased decidedly. accompanied by fair weather with higher 1 temperatures. Anoinrr iiiuii-iiium i, over the lakes, while still snother of fft-ftater Intensity in charted off the North Pacific Comi. This hlprli i Rivinn th, pres ent fair weather over the Northwest, acoom- . ..i . . r. . r olfiea 9 n fi t e m Ie m ru IM kb.)V I normal! "witicu are indeed general over the or local .leauioliip oud railroad aseucies. AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND HOCTH SEAS Via Tahiti and Karotonga. Mail and passen ger servic, from San Francisco every 29 days. VXIOS S. 8. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, 230 California bt., Kan Francisco.