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TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1918.
BUTTER VERY FIRM
Prices From Now On Expected
to Work Upward.
STATE OUTPUT CURTAILED
Oregon Dairy Herd Said to Have
Been Cut Down 10 Per Cent as
Consequence of Extreme Cost
of Necessary Feeds.
At coirs prices thm batter market un
questionably la a. strong affair, and a gtu
eral upward trend In prices from this time
n ts counted Inevitable. To what level the
market may go In ths oomlns; Winter
month la a matter of conjecture, but In
view of the present supply and demand sit
uation there would be nothing surprising
In prices a few months hence above any
fcltherto known la the local market.
Butter dealers generally are averse to
that conditions here at this time are such as
to warrant crave concern for the future.
One of them said yesterday:
Ia the face of a demand during tht next
atx months, probably greater than was ever
known before, there Is the certainty that
Oregon'a butter output this year will be
Tender the average of recent years. It
Is probably aafe to say that the dairy herds
of the state this year have been cut down
10 per cent, and what that means will be
Shown In the butter market
"Between war-time costs for bay and feed
of all kinds and the extremely dry weather
f the past few months, which baa all but
dried op the pastures, the dairyman has
been driven to extremities, and many of
the milk and butter producers have been
virtually compelled to either cut down their
herds or quit the business. There have
been times this season when It was utterly
rm possible for dairymen to obtain neceesary
feed, regardless of prices. The stuff simply
was not available.
"Dairymen in all parts of the state, see
ir.t no other course open, have sent hun
dreds of their cows to the market. This, or
course, wss unfortunate, and many, not
fully understanding; the facts of the lltua
tlon. win say It was an unbuslness-llke pro
cedure, but If those who condemn the
dairyman for his action will put themselves
In his place and see the hard facts that he
la forced to face, they will understand, and
there will be less criticism.
"High butter prices nobody now can aay
how high they will be are a certainty, and
beyond question the producer will be as hard
hit as anybody."
BARLEY BTT1X ACTIVE FEATTBE
Bales at Merchants Exchange Show Market
Is Holding; Firmly.
Transactions at the Merchants Exchange
yesterday Included two salea of 100, tons
each of feed barley. August and Septem
ber deUverr. at S53. The market appeared
to be strong In tone. No sales were
ported In the oats division and quotations
generally were unchanged.
The latest Government crop report was as
follows:
-Winter wheat. 536.000,000 vs.' 4lT.000.009,
bushels: Spring. 322.000,000 vs. 238.000.000
bushels: corn. 2.9S3.000.000 vs. 8.101.000.
4)00 bushels: barley. 232.000.000 vs. 203.000.
000 bushels: oats. 1.428.000,000 VI 1.45S.
OO0.000 bushels: rye. 70.700,000 bushels: flax.
14.800,000 bushels. Conditions: Spring wheat,
70S per cent: corn. 78.S per cent: oats.
82.S per cent; barley, 82 per cent: flax.
T0.6 per cent: oats on farms estimated at
4.1 per cent, or S.S04.000 bushels. " .
Weather conditions over the Middle West
were reported as follows:
"Winnipeg clear. 60: Dulnth part cloudy,
ceol; Chicago clear, hot: Peoria clear, warm.
80; St. Louis cloudy. 70: Kansas City part
cloudy. 82. drizzling; St. Joseph part cloudy,
74, had light rain last night: Topeka cloudy,
76. sprinkling: Hutchinson raining. 80, been
raining since 11 P. M. ; Omaha cloudy, 70,
nly trace of rain here: Davenport clear,
cooler, raining at Cairo -and Champaign.
IX. i Winnipeg: Severe frost In Northern
Alberta. Saskatchewan. Manltoga. suffered
little; abundance of rain In South Dakota;
raining In Trrre Haute. Dayton, O., and
Bloomlngton, 111.
"forecast: Illinois. Missouri. Wisconsin
partly cloudy, unsettled with probable show
ers tonight, Friday cooler; Minnesota. North
and South Dakota generally fair and warmer
tonight and Friday; Iowa. Nebraska. Kan
sas part cloudy tonight and cooler. Friday
fair and warmer."
San Francisco reported the arrival of
102.S20 centals of Australian wheat.
Grain movements in Chicago were:
Receipts Wheat, 2.8S9.00 vs. 83T.0O0
bushels; com. 4.M.0OO vs. 520,000 bushels:
ata. 1.200.000 vs. 053,000 bushels.
Shipments Wheat. 1.866,000 vs. 384,000
bushels: corn, 402.000 vs. 333,000 bushels;
oats. SSS.OO0 vs. 5KS.0O0 bushels.
Terminal receipts In cars were reported by
the Mercbanta Exchange as follows:
tons of fair quality and condition sold to
retailers at $2 SO for standards.
Turlock. Cal., reported: "Demand an
movement active, market slightly stronger;
Quality and condition good. Wagonload
trackslde. bard ripe, standards mostly f 1.30
01.60; few best 81.65; ponies, demand and
movement slow, (1.1061.80, mostly 81.13
flats mostly 60c; ripe a. standards, 8161-10
ponies mostly 73c; flats. 40c Shipments
mostly rolled unsold."
Twelve cars of watermelons arrived from
California yesterday. Demand and move
ment were limited on account of cool
weatber. The market la slightly weaker.
Some top stock moved at 24e to retailers,
but most of the stock was moved around
2c and some smaller as low as 14a
Turlock. CaL. reports: "Demand and
movement good, market slightly weaker.
Wagonloada, trackslde, Tom Watsons, bulk,
per ton. $7 30 3 8.60; Angelinas. 88610; car
loads, f. o. b. cash track, various varieties.
bulk, per ton. 810 q 12, mostly 112."
Peaches In Good Supply.
Peaches were fairly plentiful In the mar
ket yesterday, the arrivals Including three
carloads from California and about 300
boxes from Oregon and Washington points.
In quality the offerings generally were
good and prices held In a fairly satisfactory
way. the best going at 81.25 to $1.40. Small
fruit In some cases sold as low as 65 cents.
Portland, Thurs.
Year ago
Reason to date. .
Tear ago
Tacoma. Wed...
Tear ago
Feason to date.
Year ago
Seattle. Wed... .
Year ago ..
S-astn to date. .
lear ago
Wheat. Barley.Flour.Oats.Hay.
37 1 .. 2 1
a l l is
SP7 37 123 73 83
85 10 70 82 11.'.
11 t .. 3 2
1 1 .... 8
inn T 24 37
12 3 .. 14 111
41 1 6 2 18
4
147 T 169 84 124
88 15 130 60 8-0
COMMODITY PRICE SCHEDCTE OUT
list Issned by Food Administrator Shows
Quotations Recommended.
For the week beginning August 7, the
price-interpretation schedule Issued by W. B.
Ayer. Food Administrator, makes recom
mendations as follows:
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
Clearings.
Portland 3.5S7.2B
Seattle 3.0.19.747
Tacoma 7 In, 461
Spokane 1,203.354
Balances.
29.04
704.3
44.2MS
570.7o
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS
'Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc
Merchants' Exchange, nooa session.
August delivery'!
Oats Bid.
No. 2 white feed $59.00
Barley
Standard feed 33.00
"A" 55.50
Eastern oats and corn la bulk:
Oata
So. 3 white 52.00
33-pound clipped white 53. oO
Corn-
No. 3 vellow - 69.00
No. 8 mixed 65.50
September delivery:
Oat b
No. 2 white feed 39.00
Barley
Stnndard feed 55.00
"A" ii.iO
-(
No. 3 white 52.00
38-pound clipped . 53.50
Corn
No. 3 yellow . 69.00
No. 3 mixed 60.0O
Rat.. 1G4 tons Aueuit feed barley
853: 100 tons September feed barley at $55.
San Francisco receipts include lJ-,e-V cen
tala Australia wheat.
WHEAT Government basis. $2.20 pe
bushel.
FLOUR Straights. $10.93011.15 Per oar-
rel: whole wheat. $10.30: graham. t w
10.85: barley flour. $ll(j!2 per oarrei; rye
flour 811.50 012.50 per barrel; cornmeai.
$11.40012 per barrel; core flour. $12,209
13.40: oat riour, JU.MBl2.io.
uitiritEn Nt minfeed nrieea. cariots:
Bran. 831 Dtr ton: shorts. $33 per ton; mid
dlings. $33: roiled barley. $70; rolled oats.
$69.
rnRV whole. S7s: cracxea io per ton.
HAT Buying prices f. o. b. Portland:
r.,r.rn Clrr-mn tlmothv. 834 Der ton: Val
l.v tlmothv. $2: alfalfa. 828S27: Val
ley grain hay, I26&2S; clover. $26828
straw. $8 010.
see-
car-
Dalry and Country Prod nee.
BUTTER Cubes, extra. S49e;
onds. 44c; prints, extra, box lota. 52c
tons, box lots 3c; halt boxes, Ho more;
leas than half boxes. 1c more: butteriat.
No. 1, 55c per pound delivered Portland.
EGGS Oregon ranch current receipts.
47ft 48c; candled. 49c; selects, 50c per dozen.
CHEESE Jobbers' buying prices. 1. o. a.
dock. Portland: Tillamook triplets, jac;
Toupg Americas. ZBc per pouna; toos ana
Curry, t. o. b. Myrtle Point; Triplets, 24c;
Toung America. 25 c per pouna; iobs
homs. 23 "4, c per pound.
POULTRY Hens. 23 024c; D rollers, 200
27c; ducks, geese and turkeys, nominal.
VEAL, Fancy. 1S1VC per pouna.
PORK Fancy. 23 MU 34c per pound.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Local jobbing quotations:
FRUITS Oranges, Valencia. $808,60;
lemons, $7.50 10.25 per box: bananas, so
per pound: graperruu. ftfov. "ul
loupes, s. 0 2.au per crate, wict meiuuo.
2&2V4C per pound; peaches, iocvfi.u,
new apples. $1.250 3 per box; plums. $2S2.25
per box; apricots. $2 per box; pears, $3.23
3.50 per box; casabas, 4c per pound; grapes.
$8 ft 2. 25 per crate.
VEOETA.UL.ts lomaioes, 1 .,.. 1 per
crate: cabbage. 4f4tte per pouna; lettuce.
$2.50w3 Pr crate, cucumbers, 5C0$1 per
box; peppers, joc per pounu, iiw, . - w
12c per pound; Deans, mviio per pouna;
celery, $1 per dozen; bummer squasn, i
per dozen: eggplant. 100 per pounu; corn.
$2.73 per crete.
POTA lUt.! .BW, , J. j o. , u per uuu-
dred.
otvTONS Walla waua. x2.7a03.uu; -au-
62.25 per crate.
Ktanle Groceries.
Local lobbing quotations:
SUGAR Sack basis: Fruit and berry.
$8.05; beet, $8.73; extra C, $7.o5: powdered.
In barrels. S3, to: cuoes, in iiiu,
NUTS Walnuts. 30c: Brazil nuts, 16c;
filberts. 20c: slmonds, 18623c; peanuts. 19o;
cocoanut. $1.60 per dozen.
SALT HalJ-grouna, iwe. io.vu per wu,
50s. $17.25 per ton; dairy, -'. per ton.
RICE1 Blue Kose, ll.iiii per pouna.
BEANS Jobbing prices: Small white.
tnfi'lc: large white. 12c; bayou, 10c;
lima. 151c: pink. 9c Oregon basis, buying
nrices: White, bpjwc; cuiurru, ic
t,ui rs,BMii u . v
Provisions.
Local Jobbing quotations:
HAMS All sizes, choice, 35tte: standard.
34 He; skinned, none; picnics, -oc, cottage
roll. 31e.
LARD Tierce oasis, lutnuini pure. inc,
compound, 23c "
BAUUA r ancy. m.iui pure.
44&4.".c; choice. B4W41C
DRT SALT Bnori, cieax oacaa, zvvosc;
exports, 28JT31C
ITops. Wool, Etc
HOPS Nominal.
WOOL Eastern Oregon, 35 O 56c; Valley,
S4ff61e per pound.
MOM Al n ureson, new cup, 000 per
VOUBd. . .
CAc-CAKA Aitt new auu uiu, no jt
Pound. . .
TALLUW A, Jc per pouaa; no. . .
lie per pound.
GRAIN BAGS cariots. ZBfta
Bides and Pelts.
HIDES Salted hides. 25 pounds and up.
15c; salted stsgs. 80 pounds and np. 11c;
STOCK TRADE SLOW
Wall Street Reports Sluggish
Movement Generally.
MANY LEADING ISSUES SA
Shares of Telephone and Telegraph
Companies Weaken; Proposed
Extension of Federal Con-
trol Affects Securities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8. The proposed ex
tension of Federal regulation over various
lines of trade acted as much as anythln
else for the further sluggish and uncertain
course of stocks todav.
Shares of the telephone and telegraph
companies again weakened, with Western
Union at a new minimum and packing la
wero heavy on the severe arraignment
of those interests by the Federal Trade
Commission, which recommended control
of that Industry and Its many collateral
branches.
For the third time this week United States
Steel repeated its recent maximum of 110.
Kalis were in the background. bales
amounted to 160.000 shares.
Rates on London and Paris moved favor.
ably to those centers and the weekly state
mrnt of the Bank of England disclosed an
other material gain, almost $3,500,000 in
gold holdings.
Bonds were above the average. Frencn
municipal and state Issues hardened. liberty
third 44s rertstered a new low record at
94.80. Total sales, par value, $3,923,000. Old
L lilted states bonds were unchanged on can
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closln
Sal-s. Hiih. Low. bid.
200 69 4 t9Vi
DO0 47V 464 4Va
500 84 84 4 4"4
.M10 6j"m 66 G
1,200 7S 77 ? 77 4
110
1,400 91 4 90 y, 91 i
1 400 IS"-. 18 IS
1,200 664 6?4 6o'if
103
300 63i 534 53 4
800 27 4 26 26
is-.
200 152 152 !."-
67
55
44 4
914
23 4
200 39 4 394 an
2nn 4m. 46 46
300 44 43 43 4
1 mo R(lM Brt'i e'.
1.200 80 4 30 80
0,(100 ' 59 58 f!
200 15 13 14
KOO 143 144 145
600 155 154 154
2U0 90 4 90 4 90 4
?14
"00 07 St 97 90
2,500 52 514 81
7(1(1 98 9714 7
2.800 294 29 29
::::: :::::
334
1 1.1
200 24 26 4 26
1 aim nil V. 101 101
22
67
20
Tnn 72 U 72 72
800 40 39 39
?7i
.... ..... 29
1,000 44 43 434
60
23
8S
92 1 91 92
..... 164
B.I 84 1 85
23 234 234
44
131 152
121 121 121
129 12S 12S4
110 109 nm
110 110 1094
81 80 !
..... 23
78 77 774
41 414 J1
84 So ? 00 7B
Am Beet Sugar,
American fun..
Am Car & Fdry
American Loco.
Am hm A Refg.
Am Sugar Relg. .
Am Tel Tel..
A in Z L & 8m..
Anaconda Cop..
Atchison
W I S S L ,
Bait Ohio . ..
B S Copper...
California Petrol .
Canadian Paclf.
Central Leather ,
Ches A Ohio ... .
Chi M A St P..
Chi N w
R I & P ctfs. .
Chlno Copper. .
Colo Fu Iron.
Corn Prod Kerg
Crucible Steel..
Cuba Cane Sug.
Distill Securities
Erie
General Electric
General Motors.
Gt North pfd . .
Gt Nor Ore ctfs .
llinols Central,
nspir Copper..
M 31 DIO. ..
nter Nickel . ..
nter Paper . .. .
C Southern. . .
Kennecott Cop. ,
Louis & Nash.. . .
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petrol.
Miami Copper... .
Missouri Pacifio
Montana Power. .
Nevada Copper. .
Y central . ..
Y N H & H..
or A Western. .
orthern " Paclf. .
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Coal.. .
Ray Consoi cop .
Reading
eo lr A Fteei.
Shat Arlx Cop.. .
Southern Pacif.
Knnthern Rv ...
Studebaker Co.. .
Texas Co ......
nion Pacific...
s ind Aiconoi
U 8 Steel
do Dfd
Utah Copper ..
abash pra a..
U"..irn union.
Westing Electric
ethlehem u. ..
1.000 44 4 444
600 33 33
300 22T4 22
3.300
1.400
'506
COO
'400
1.3O0
2.600
41,600
6110
900
'906
300
2.600
Total sales 'for the day. 160,000 shares.
.. BONDS.
8 ref 2s reg.'OS Nor Pacifio 4s... 80
do coupon. ..1064,'U S Steel 5s. .....94
Atcen sen 4s 81 Sou rae cv 00. .
D K G ref 5s. . 13 Anglo-French 5s. 93
NYC deb 6S...934I US Liberty 3Hs.100.00
Bid.
Commodity -
Fresh eggs ..
Butter. lreh. creamery
potatoes, new .....
Cheese, full cream .................................
reh salmon, pound
Corn meal, yellow, bulk, 100 pounds
Corn meal, white, bulk. 100 pounds. ................ .
Corn rr.eal. yellow. 10-pound bag. bale...
Corn meal, white, 10-pound bag. bale................
IloMed oats. VO-pound bags, barrel. ...........
Kolled oats. P-pund bags, bale
Rolled oats. Co -ounce packages, dosen
l.ice fl'jur. bulk, per 10 pounds. ............
llarley flour, bulk, barrel
llarley flour, 9 4-5-pound bag, bale
pice, head, per 10" pounds
Kurar, dry granulated. 1 pounds .................. ,
Corn flour, white, bulk. 100 pounds
Corn flour, white. 10-pound bag, bale..-.
l.re flour. 4!-pound sack, barrel...
ltve flour. 10-pound bag, bale. .
Hominy. 10-pound bag. bale.
Cornstarch, pound
Beans, small white, pound
Irtel fruit, raisins, packages, 100 pounds
Com syrup. 5-pound cans, dosen .................... .
heat flour. 4!-pound bags, barrel
Wheat flour. 244-pound bags, barrel..........
Wheat flour. l-pound bags. bale...
Lard aubstitute (shortening), bulk, pound
Lard substitute (shortening), small cans. each.......
Lard substitute (shortening), medium cans. each.....
l.ard substitute (shortening), luge cans. each.......
Rice. No. 2 grade r.
lisans. white, Oregon
Retailer pays. Consumer pays.
$ .470 ,4S $ .50
.52 Ht .64 .55 n .60
. 8.00 a 8.50 .04 .05
.27" .27 4 .30 fi .33
.17t -IS ' .20 ft .23
, 5.70 .064 (V .07
6.00 .07 -.074
, ..".0 .07 f .07 4
, 6.SO .75 ig .80
12.50 .OS 4
7.03 .80 .85
1.33 4 .15
. 9.25 9.W ' .12
12.00 .07 O .(V7 4
6.70 .80 0 .85
. 11.70912.00 .13
. S.OO'if 8.05 .09 ? .10
, 6.10 6.30 .07 & .08
. 6-90 7.10 .80 e .85
12.50 S.65 to3.75
6.95 .85
7.0S .83
.IO .124
. I3.70ff14.25 .174
10.95 .12HW .13
, 4-S06 5.20 .50 (i: .55
11.15 8.00 (&3.05
11.35 1.50 to 1.55
6-sn .70
.23 .27 4
.60 .75
1.05 1.33 ffl.30
2.18 2.60 6 2.70
10.25 9 10.65 .124
11. 50UI2.O0 .14 O .15
Boston Mining Stocks.
BOSTON. Aug. "8. Closing quotations:
Allouex K,Tl ""?.
rls Com V""""'""
Calu Arizona. .64lusceoia
alu ft Hecia ..: wum. 7
fentennlal 13 bupenor
nVSzT R.M.... 47 !sup & Boston
.13
42
0U
694
.4
at IKhannnn ..--.....4
"a li;ih Con 94
1264 Wolverine 24 4
. .5Granby Cons 80
574iGreene Cananea .44
The Food Administrator urges grocers to I salted and green kip, IS to 23 pounds, 16o:
beware of strangers who may attempt to
purchase sugar with a view to accumulating
tne same. He aaks that every effort be
made by all to conserve the Oregon supply.
Consumers at the same time are requested
to assist In the great problem of delivery
by carrying their purchases horns as far aa
this is possible. Continued use of flour sub
stitutes Is urged.
CANTAXOrPE MARKET 13 . HOLDING
Day's Receipts Fairly Large, bat Prices
bhow Little Change.
The local cantaloupe market registers lit
tle change. Five cars arrived from Califor
nia and one from Washington. California
stock is selling to Jobbers at practically un
changed figures, standards moving at $2e)
26, ponies $L73 and fiats 80c Wasting-
salted and green calf, to IS pounds, 26630c
green hides, 25 pounds and up, 12c; green
stags, 50 pounds and up. 9c; dry flint hides.
28c: dry flint calf. 32c: horsehldes, $L25t
2; salted horsehldes, $394.
PELTS Dry long-wool pelts. 40e; dr
short-wool pelts, 25930c; salted pelts, Mai
takeoff.-$3 e 4.
Oils.
GASOLINE Bulk. Sic; engine distillate
bulk. 12c: kerosene, bulk. 10c; cases, 20c
LINSEED OIL Raw. barrels. $2.01; cases
$2.11; boiled, barrels, $2.03; cases. $2.13.
TURPENTINE in tanks. 79c; cases, 89c
Chicago Dairy Produce.
CHICAGO. Aug. 8. Butter higher.
Creamery. 39 9 44c.
Eggs lower. Receipts 8603 cases; firsts,
S74w38c: ordinary firsts, 330 360; at mark.
included. eeiiiuc
East Butte
Franklin .
Isle Royalle .
Lake Copper
Mohawk . ...
Money. Exchange, Etc
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. Mercantile paper
unchanged. . . ,
.nnri 14.75: cables. $4.76
Vrancs." demand 6.694. cables 6.68;
guilders, demnnd 524. cables 52; lire,
demand 7.71. cables 7.70.
Bar silver and Mexican dollars unchanged
Time loans strong, unchanged.
fii tnnnev firm. High. 54 per cent;
low. 5'4: ruling rate 64: closing bid, 6;
offered at 54; last loan. 64.
LONDON. Aug. 8. Bar silver, money and
discount rates unchanged
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Current on Eggs, Vegetables, Fresh
Fruit, Etc., at Bay City.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8. Butter 50
33 4 c.
Eggs Fresh extras, 504c; fresh extra
pullets. 484c.
cyieese New firsts. 26c; Young Ameri
cas. Oregon, 27 4 c.
Poultry Hens, 2931c; roosters, young,
36c: broilers, one-pound, 40c; fryers, 36c;
pigeons, $2.50; squabs, $2.60; geese. 2125c;
turkeys, live, 25 to 28c,
Vegetables Green peas, 8 IT 9c; asparagus,
nominal; Summer squash. 75c$l lug box;
eggplant. 5075c lug box; peppers, bell,
50rg60o lug box; chile. 6575c lug box: to
matoes, small boxes, 25 & 50c; lettuce, 90c
$1.25 crate; celery, nominal; potatoes, white.
$2.50 cental; sweet, bdiuc; onions, new,
red. $l.25r&1.50 cental; new yellow $2.25&
2.60; garlic, 15c; cauliflower, 4060e dozen;
beets, new. 73c$1.2o; carrots, 50c$l; tur
nips, new. 656 75c; rhubarb. $1.7542 box;
cabbage. 181c; artichokes, $2.504 large
crate: cucumbers. 00c(g$1.25 lug box; string
beans, green. 465c: wax, 466c; lima, 67c;
okra, Sft 10c: cantaloupes. Turlock stand
ards. 41.2501-75; green corn. 2S2.25 sack:
watermelons. $1.50 S 3 per dozen, casaba
melons. 2 4o.
Flour 1L20: wheat. Government, $3.50;
barley, new crop milling grade, $2.55$2.60;
oats, red feed and seed, $2.3062.33; corn,
California, yellow, nominal.
Fruit Lemons, fancy. $57 per box;
grapefruit, $586 box; oranges, Valenclas,
$6.5097.50 box: bananas, Hawaiian, 57c;
pineapples. $4.500 5 dozen: apples, new crop.
$-00&2.50 box; strawberries, $710; cher
ries, nominal 4 blackberries. $S10; riap
berries, $8810; peaches. $161.50 lug box:
gooseberries, nominal; currants, $3 SO chest;
loganberries, red and black. $76 9; apricots,
as to slzoj per box. $102: pears, 50375c lug
box; flKS, California, double-layer box, $lut
125'; white. 73990c; plums, $10L23 large
basket; crabapples. $1 small box.
Hay Wheat and wheat and oats hay, $22
e '4; tame oat. $24626: barley. $16022;
alfalfa first cutting, siocrzv; second cut
ting $22624; barley straw, 500 80c
alfalfa, new crop, 32634c;
Receipts Flour. 1632 quarters; barley,
3832 centals; beans, 1038 sacks; potatoes,
"S60 sacks; onions, 907 sacks; hay, 416 tons;
bides, 123; wine. 23.900 gallons.
- Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Gs,, Aug. 8. Turpentine
firm. 34 6 54 4 c: sales, 300 barrels; re
ceipts. 48 barrels: shipments, 145 barrels;
stocks. 27.710 barrels.
Rosin, firm; sales. 737 barrels; receipts,
3S barrels: shipments, 2373 barrels: stocks,
78 811 barrels. Quote: B. $10.03610.10; D,
110 10610.20; E, $IO.2010.25; F, $10.35;
G '$10.43610.47; H. $10.50; I. $10.55; K,
$110561110; M. $11.25; N. 1L50U.53;i
WG. $11.60; WW. $11 70.
Sacking Scale Adopted.
At yesterday's session of ths Merchants
Exchange Association ths new seals provld-
meals.
cocoanut, nom-
ing for a six-cent reduction on "bad order"
sacks and an 18-cent reduction where re
sacking of wheat is found necessary was
i adopted. The old rates were four and 11
. cents. This scale is the same as that pre
vailing at other Coast grain . centers. The
differential between bulk and sacked wheat
was fixed at 9 cents per bushel and on oats
at $4 per ton. 1
Pears Firm and Unchanged.
Best grade pears In the Front-street mar
ket yesterday found ready sale at $3.35 to
$3.50 a box. but the movement was moder
ate, offerings being limited. No carlot ar
rivals were reported. In other markets
California Bartletts are said to be weaken
ing to some extent, and as a consequence
slightly easier prices are expected before
long. .
Coffee Futures Decline.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8. Recent advances
were followed by scattering liquidation in
the market for coffee futures . here today.
The market opened at a decline of. 8 to 10
points in consequence, with September sell
ing off to 8.35c and December to 8.64c, The
market steadied later, closing at a net loss
of 3 to 9 points. September, 8.38c; Octo
ber. 8.49c: December, 8.6Sc: January, 8.7501
March, 8.90c: May, 9.05c; July, 9.19c Spot
coffee dull; Rio 7s. 84o: Santos 4, llc
Brazilian port receipts, 28,000 bags.
. New lork Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8. Evaporated apples,
dull; prunes, firm; apricots, firm; peaches.
quiet; raisins, firm.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. Lead, unchanged.
Spelter, firm; East St. Louis, spot, 8.22 9
CORN
SCORES
0,1
Unfavorable Crop Conditions
Stiffen Market.
REDUCED OUTPUT CERTAIN
Oats Ruled by Action in Corn Divi
sion and Trade Light Provi
sions Strong as Result of
Record Hog Prices.
8.32c
New York Sugar Market,
NEW YORK, Aug. 8. Raw sugar steady
and unchanged.
New York Spot Cotton.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. Spot cotton quiet.
Middling, 81.15c.
Dnlath Linseed Market.
DULTJTH, Aug. 8. Linseed, $4.52.
PRIME HOGS IN DEMAND
BEST GRADE STOCK SELLS READ
ILY AT TOP QUOTATIOX.-
Market on Other Lines Reported to
Be Holding Well Business at
Tarda Moderate.
The day was a rather quiet one at the
North Portland stockyards. Receipts were
of fair size, the total being nine carloads.
comprising 230 -cattle, 25 calves, 450 hogs
and 200 sheep, but only a moderate volume
of business was put through. The market
on all lines was reported to be holding up
ell.
Two small lots of medium-grade steers
wore disposed of at $10.50 and $11.50, and
cows and heifers sold generally at $6 to $S.
On calves the range of the day s sales was
$8.50 to $13.50, according to weight and
quality.
I71 the hog division there was one sale at
$19.15. the extreme price of the past few
days. Indicating continued strength in that
line. Other hogs but little short of the top
quality sold at $19 and $19.10. while less
desirable porkers movert at $16.75 to $18. 80.
snippers at the yards yesterday were a.
Hodsou, Myrtle Point, 1 load cattle; J. S.
Flint, Junction City. 2 loads of mixed stock;
H. Farmer. McCoy, 1 load of sheep and
hogs; Tillamook Farmers Co-operative Com
pany, Tillamook, 2 loads of mixed stock: U.
H. Malcass, Harrieburg, 1 load of mixed
stock; Frank Wann. Mount Angel, 1 load of
mixed stock, and Robert McCrow, Golden
dale. 1 load of cattle and hogs.
The day's sales included the following:.
Wt. Price.
155 $ 8.50
191 19.00
100 17.00
11(1 19.00
10 I8.S5
118 1.
415 17.25
CHICAGO, Aug. 8. Correct anticipation
that the Government crop report would
have a decidedly bullish aspect made the
corn market today average Slshcr. Prices
ciosea strong at c to lc net advance,
witn September $1,624 ff 1.624 and Octo
oer si.6o6I.644. Oats finished He to 4
up.
In provisions the ontrnme varied from
i-'iriac decline to 25c advance.
Despite good rainfalls west and south
west and notwithstanding that temper
atures were somewhat lower, the corn
market quickly took an unward swing
strengen appeared due altogether to gos
sip current tnat Dig reductions were in
evltable in the Government . estimates of
probable yield compared with a month ago.
as a matter of fact the official report
when made public after trading for the
day had come to an end showed a much
more radical cut than the gossip had sug
gestea.
Oats were ruled bv the action of corn
Trade as a whole was light.
rtecora-oreaking prices in the hog mar.
ket tended to strengthen provisions. Rib
though, were depressed by sales from deal
ers who simultaneously were buying lard.
i.eaamg futures range as follows
CORN.
Open. High.
..$1,614 $1.62
. 1.62 4 1.64 4
OATS.
. .69 .70 K
. .70 .714
MESS PORK.
.44.00 44.50 44.00
LARD.
Morris Brothers, Inc.
Established 25 Years.
201 Railway Exchange Building:, Portland, Oregon.
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE
OF OREGON
Municipal Bonds Yielding from S.25 to 7
If yon must SELL roar Liberty Bonds, SELL to US. If yon ess BUY
more Liberty Bonds, BUY from Us, V e BUY and we SELL at the New
York market.
Telephone Main 3409.
Liberty Loan Department Open
6 P. M. Saturday
Until
Sept
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Low.
$1,604
1.62 4
.69
.70
Close.
$1,024
.704
.71
44.50
Sept.
Oct.
2R.S0
26.S2
26.67
26.70
Sept.
Oct.
..26.82
SHORT RIBS.
..24.82 21.82 24.47
24.60
26.1
26.1
24.62
24.77
.24.97 24.97
Cash prices were:
Corn No. 2 yellow, $1.80; No. 3 yellow.
81.70Sfl.7S; No. 4 yellow, Sl.68ai.72
Oats No.. 3 white, 6969ic: standard
694 ii 70 4 c.
Rye No. 2 $1.58.
Barley U0c$1.02.
Timothy $6.50 9.
Clover Nominal.
Pork Nominal.
Lard $26.62.
Ribs $23.87 24.87.
Minneapolis Barley Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 8. Barley
changed.
Wt. Price.l
8 steers . .1110 $10. 50'56 Iambs.
5 steers ..1160 11.50119 hogs. .
lcow.... 910 6.00!21 hogs. .
1 cow 10SO 6.00 82 hogs..,
2 heifers.. 695 6.25! 4 hogs..,
7 heifers.. 840 8.00!11 hogs. .
2 heifers .1OS0 7.25! 2 hogs..,
2 heifers.. 880 7.25 15 hogs. . ,
8 lambs... 97 13.501
Prices current at the local yards are as
follows:
Cattle Prices.
Prime steers $11.73 'a 12.75
Good to choice steers 10.754J11. 75
Medium to good steers ........ 9.o0ft10.70
Fair to medium steers 8.50( 9.50
Common to fair steers 6.50 9 8.50
Choice cows and heifers ...... H.uu 8.5u
Med. to good cows and heifers. 6.00$ 7.50
Fair to mea.,cowa and hellers, o.uotf o.uu
Canners 3.00V 4.5U
Bulls 5.50V 7.50
Calves 7.00 11.00
Hogs
Prime mixed 18.50019.15
Medium mixed 18.00918.23
Rough heavies 16. 7o& 17.00
Pigs 16.00wl6.50
Khee
East-ot-the mountain lambs ... 13.0014.00
Valley lambs 12.50 S 13.00
Yearlings 9.508 10.00
Wathera b.oOm 9.5U
Ewes 6.00 8.00
DESTINATIONS OF LIVESTOCK LOADED
Shipments to Leading Livestock Markets of
. United States.
Destinations of livestock loaded August 7.
(Double-decks counted as two cars) :
Cattle. Horses.Mlxed
Ca Ives. Hogs.Sheep.Alules. Stock.
New York Hop Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8. Hops, unchanged.
Dried Fruit Manager Arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8. Carl H. Zen-
tlni. formerly manager of the California
Dried Fruit Company, of San Francisco, was
arrested today under a Presidential warrant
and Is now being held pending an lnvestlga-
tlon of his alleged activity as a dangerous
enemy alien.
13 PROVES HOODOO AGAIN
195 19.15 Japanese Applicant for Citizenship
Fails; Then 12 Get In.
With the assistance of Harry Yoshi
kazu Ito, a Japanese, the numeral 1
asserted its "hoodoo" reputation yes
terday, when a class of 13 young men
from the Benson Polytechnic School
presented themselves before United
States Judge Wolverton for natunaliza
tion. Inasmuch as the treaty between
the United States -and Japan inhibits
the naturalization by either country
of the subjects of the other, Judge
Wolverton was obliged to deny Ito's
petition.
They should have known better than
to come with 13 in their party," com
mented Deputy Clerk Buck, of the
District Court, who administered the
oath of allegiance to the other 12.
The young men admitted to citizen
ship are Christian Uhnbrand,- Charles
J. Fitzgerald, Harry Gale, Albert
Henry Hart, James J. Greene, Ove !.
Kure, John Leslie, Oscar E. Nelson.
Joseph Vanondenhaegen, Otto R. Sabro,
Frank liusso and Carl O. Wick.
Austin, Minn...
Boston
uffalo
Cedar Rapids. .
Chit-ago
Cincinnati ....
leveland .....
udahy. Wis.. J
Denver
Detroit
St. Louis. . . .
Ft. Worth
ndianapolis ..
Jersey City ...
Kansas city ...
Loe Angeles . . .
Louisville - .....
Milwaukee ....
ew York .....
Oklahoma City.
niaha
Ottumwa, la...
Philadelphia ..
Portland. Or...
St. Joseph.....
St. Paul
San Francisco..
ioux City
Wichita ......
arlous
16
4
137
5
14
2
8
4
"6
26
10
10
26
5
55
24
7
121
63
10
9
11
20
TRAFFIC MISHAP KILLS 3
Sixty-Four Persons Injured in Such
Accidents in City in July.
Totals 247
One week ago.. 2738
our wks. ago.2i.-io
1553 509
1500 4113
2008. 610
Srate origins of livestock loaded August 7:
For Portland
3 12
"i ""is
20
2
5
20
2
... "3
4 6
63
"i "'2
2 4
83 13
121 326
117 300
120 477
Oregon . . . .
ashlngton . . .
Ttls. Portland
One week ago.
Four wks. ago.
For Seattle
Oregon
Washington ...
Ttls. Seattle..
One week ago.
For wks. ago.
For Sookaue
Idaho
Washington . . .
Ttls. Spokane
One week ago.
Four wks. ago.
4
1
5
7
10
10
11
6
Three persons were killed and 64
persons injured in traffic accidents in
the city of Portland during the month
of July, according to the current
monthly report which has Just been
completed by Captain Harms, of the
traffic department of the Police
Bureau.
Three hundred ninety-seven acci
dents were reported to the traffic de
partment during the month. The esti
mated damage resulting from these ac
cidents is $15,000.
Minor traffic violations caused the
arrest of 272 persons during July, ac
cording to Captain Harms' report
Fines totaled $4126.
"The number of traffic accidents will
undoubtedly be reduced to a very great
extent if the one-way traffic system,
now before the City Council, is
adopted," said Captain Harms yesterday.
Omaha Livestock Prices.
OMAHA. Aug. S. Hogs Receipts. 16,000:
market steady. 15c lower. Heavy,
18.25; mixed. $1S18J5; light, $18.1519;
pigs, $1517: hulk of sales, $18 318.15.
Oattle Receipts, 5400: market steady,
lower. Native steers, $1118; cows and
heifers, $712; Western steers, $?16:
Texas steers, $8.5011.50; cows and heifers,
$6.7510.75; canners. $5.506.50; stockers
and feeders, $6.50i312.50: calves. $10 13.
Sheep Receipts, 12.000; market steady.
stronger. Fed muttons, $16 17.50: West
ern, $13 14.50; wethers, $12 & 13.50; ewes.
$10013.
Chicago Livestock Prices.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8. (United States Burean
of Markets.) Hogs Receipts. 16.000; 10c
15c higher. Top, $20.05; butchers. $19.25
20; light, $19.406 20.05; packing, $18.20
9.10; rough, f 17.704J 1S.IU; hulk, $ia.4uigi
20; pigs, $1818.60.
Cattle Receipts, 10,000; slow. calves
steady; beef cattle, good, choice and prime,
$17G1S.80; comison and medium. $1017;
butcher stock, cows and heifers, $7 14.25:
canners and cutters. $6 7; stockers and
feeders, good, choice and fancy. $10 13: in
ferior, common and medium, $7.50 6 10; veal
calves, good and choice. $ 16.50 17.25.
Sheep Receipts, 16,000; steady to strong.
Feeders and breeders, strong to higher.
Fred Norris Wounded.
Fred Norrls. member of the 162d
Regiment, has cabled from France to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. t: c. Morns,
that he has been wounded in the right
foot. His message insists that the
wound is not serious.
STREET TO BE IMPROVED
Industrial Plants on Llnnton Road
Will Pay Part of Cost.
After a month's continued effort
Charles Fisher, of the Department of
Public Works, has secured sufficient
money pledges to insure immediate im
provement of Nicolai atreet, from
Twenty-ninth to the county roadway
to Linnton.
Complaints have been made more
than a year of the deplorable condition
of this street. City Commissioner Bar
bur has attempted to institute improve
ment proceedings, but was always
blocked by property owners.
Under the agreement reached by Mr.
Fisher, the property owners will pay
a portion of the cost and industrial
plants on the Linnton road will pay the
remainder. The work will be done by
the Municipal paving repair plant, an
ordinance going before the Council
next Wednesday for authorisation. The
job will cost approximately $2000.
LOCAL LABORJTO PROTEST
Hanging of Thomas Mooney De
plored by Portland Boilermakers.
Portland's Central Labor Council last
night "accepted" a communication from
the Boilermakers' Union favoring, a
mass meeting on behalf of Thomas J.
Mooney, "now being held in San Fran
cisco at the mercy of the Chamber of
Commerce." Appointment of a com
mittee to arrange for this mass meet
ing was authorized.
The council approved a memorial
i$80,630
City of Lemoore
California
7
onds
Denominations $1000 300 $313 $250 $150 $100 '
Optional July 2, viz.: whenever there is a surplus in the Improvement fund
above requirement for paying bonds regularly falling due at the next maturity
date tho city Is required to advance the maturity of a sufficient number of
bonds to take up the excess funds, giving not Irss than nine months' advanra
notice of calling for payment on July 2. Cpon receipt of notice the holder is en
titled to make immediate presentation for payment and to receive full interest
to Euch advanced maturity (up to twenty-one months, but not less thsn nine
months' interest) as a premium, 1. e., up to 112.25, but not lots than 105.25.
Due
$S063 July 2, 1919.
8063
8063
806.1
S063
1920..
1921. .
1922. .
1923. .
Price
. .101.70
. .103.30
..104.10
. .105.30
. .105.90
Yield
6.25
5.25
5.50
5.50
5.625
Due
$S063 July 2, 19
8063
8063
8063
063
4. .
1925..
1926.,
1927. .
1928..
Price
. .106.90
. .107.10
..107.10
. .106.90
. .107.16
TieM
5.625
6.75
5.876
6
6
Accrued Interest to Be Added.
Actual value (officially estimated)
Assessed valuation, 1917 ,
Net debt
Improvement Bonds (this issue only)..
. JJ.ooo.OOO
. 629,074
12.150
80.630
Population, 2000. This is an old, substantial community, the center
of a very rich' agricultural area that has been farmed since 1870. The
character of Lemoore is best illustrated by its financial statement
showing a net General Debt of only $12,150, and by the fact that this
paving improvement amounted to $160,000, HALF OF WHICH WAS
PAID IN CASH BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS. Callable prior t-
maturity, but only on July 2. Redeemable at 105.25 up to 112.25, ac
cording to date of call. Approved by Heller, Powers & Ehrman,
San Francisco.
These bonds are the general obligation of Lemoore.
, Entirely Exempt From Income Tax
Call or Phone for Circular
LUMBERMENS TRUST COMPANY
Capiial and Surplus $600,000
LUMBERMENS
BUILDING
FIFTH AND
STARK
commending the plan of the bnitca
States Government to send a commis
sion to Russia and advancing Charles
P. Howard, former president of the
body, as a desirable member of the pro
posed commission.
Reriorts from tne uenirai utiuui
Council's annual picnic indicated tnat
receipts exceeded $3200, and tnat tne
net proceeds will be near $3000.
MISSING SOLDIERS FOUND
Two Clarke County, Wash., uoys
IiOeated In German Prison.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug-. 8. (Spe
cial.) Word was received here today
that the McEneny brothers, Robert and
Fred, have been located In a German
prison camp at Geissen, Germany. This
was done by the Red Cross. The boys.
both from Clarke County, have been
mourned as dead lor a month. That
they are yet alive may mean that they
may escape or be exchanged and yet
return home. They were reportea miss
ins in action, one within a few days
of the other.
and lasting- about four minutos were
recorded by the University of Wash
ington sei-smograpluhcre early today.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Births.
BLOSEN To Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Blosen,
Malcolm apartments, July 31. a son.
SIMPSON To air. ana -Mrs. w. a. simp-
son, 10:1:; Kast Morrison, July ol, a son.
PA 1ST To Mr. ana Airs, ueorge -aist,
328 Koss. August 3, a daughter.
McKKOWN To Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jlc-
Keown, 137 East Sixty-second, July 81, a
son.
LEONARD To Sir. ana Mrs. w. Leonard,
S6! Piast Twerif y-slxth. July 2S, a daughter.
WILSON To Air. ana Airs, i.eonaru i..
Wilson. 305 East Seventy-! Iftli Norm, July
2. n son.
OAKS To Mr. ana Mrs. m. uaKS. i.i
East Thirtieth. July 20. a daushter.
BHEEX To Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Green,
430 Glenn avenue, July 2!, a son.
fTATES To Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cates,
324 Twenty-fourth North, July 31, a daugh
ter. .
PEARSON To Mr. and Mrs, rrani: t-ear-
son, 2tw .East seveniy-min- flonn, juiy oi,
daughter.
MAY To Mr. and Mrs. David O. May,
15u2 East Tenth North. July Jl. a son.
REAM To Mr. ana .Mrs. uiarK uaua
Upant iTS Rmf.rKnn. Jillv HI a Son.
FARRJN To Mr. ana Airs, joesio urepn-
leaf Farrln, lOSo East Sixteenth North, July
30. a son. m
TROY To Mr. ana airs, jonn v. j roy.
27 East Eleventh, Melcliffo apartments,
ulv 31, a son.
WILLIS To Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Willis, 50(J Hawthorne avenue, August 3, a
& U h t O T"
LOFSTEDT To Mr. and Mrs. A. I.ofatedt.
412 Larraliee. August 6, a daughter.
STEWART To .Mr. ana Airs. inancs
Thomas Stewart. 01)2 Garfield avenue, Au
gust 0. a daughter.
NETH To Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Neth,
452 East Fifteenth North. August 3. a daugh-
er.
Marriage licenses.
EHRHARDT-PAIOE E. M. Ehrhardt. 37.
Lewlston. Idaho, and Susie Boone False, Ja.
772 Talbot road. ,
SARO-SINNIO Henry Saro, legal. 710
Michigan avenue, and Augusta Slnnto, legal,
ttl45 Forty-third avenue S. E.
SKINNER-DOUGHERTY Harvey E.
Skinner, legal. Tacoma. and Catherine
Doughbrty. lugal. Campbell Hotel.
LEE-ALFSU Andrew E. Lee. 33, a75 Cor
btt street, and Mary Alfso, 32. 1327 Haw
thorne avenue. ,
REEDER-ARMSTRONG Elmer T. Reed
er, 22, Steamer IratUa, and Eva Jean Ann
strong. 21. St. Helen's Hall. ....
LOEDING-WELCH Charles J. Loedlng,
legal, Rose Friend Apartments, and Mur
garet J. Welch, legal, 1470 East Morrison
street.
New Flour Rule Made.
VANCOUVER. Wash., Aug. 8. (Spe
cial.) Graham and whole wheat flour
may now be purchased without buying
the usual substitutes. This was the
welcome news received and given out
today by George B. Simpson, Clarke
County food administrator. However,
if one buys white flour he must also
buy the 60 per cent ubstitutes.
Earth Shocks Recorded.
SEATTLE, Aug. 8. Earthquake
tremors extending from east to west
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL KEPORT.
PORTLAND, Aug. S. Maximum tempera
ture, 60 degrees; minimum temperature, H7
degrees. Klver reading, H A. M.. 6.9 feet;
change In last 24 hours, 0.4 loot fall. Total
rainfall (5 P. M. to fi P. M. , none: total
rainfall since September 1, 1017. 30.09 Inches;
normal rainfall since September 1, 44. HO
Inches; deficiency of rainfall since Septem
ber 1. 1917. B.M Inches. Sunrise, 8:02 A. M. ;
sunset. 8:31 I. M. ; total suiiNhlne, 39 min
utes; possible sunshine, 14 hours, 29 minutes.
Moonrlse, 8:08 A. M. ; moonset. 8:Au P. M.
Barometer (reduced to sea level), 29.09
Inches. Relative humidity at noon, 60 per
cent.
THE "WEATHER.
S 5 J Wind
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Chicago ....
Denver
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Eureka
Galveston ...
Helena
t.luneau
Kansas City. .
Los Angeles. .
Mamhfleld ..
Medford ....
Minneapolis .
New Orleans.
New York
North Head. .
North Yakima
Phoenix
Pocatello ....
Portland ....
Rose burg ....
Sacramento . .
St. Louis
Salt Lake ...
San Diego....
San Francisco.
Seattle
Sitka
Spokane
Tacoma
T.itoosh Island
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Walla Walla.
Washington ..
Winnipeg ....
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60 74 0.00 . .IE iCloudy
4Ri R0 0.0l)12 NW'rt. cloudy
D.oo 12, sw Cloudy
MMl.iM 10SE IPt. cloudy
."2 0.00,. .In
B0 0. 00 14 N
XK 0.00 1 I'S
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4i 74 0 (Mil. .:NW Pt. cloudy
4.'il 84 O.Oil 13'NWIPt. cloudy
lioi 80 0.1121. ,!nw, Clear
7 110 o.ooi. .Ike 1't. cloudy
mi 94!o.on!. .ke Clear
r.Bl 60 0. ltt:. .in w Cloudy
r.S 74 O.IIB lB'NWiPt. cloudy
84 11.1)2'. .S WlClou.ly
82 0. 00' 18 S JCIrar
o.ool. . SW Cloudy
so 0.00 10N Clear
88 0.00 . . iH (Clear
92 0.00 lolsw rt. cloudy
84 0.3(1 12 W ICloudy
72 O lio 22 SW Clear
6110.00 22iSW Clear
60 0.S0' . . SB Kain
64 0.00! . .1 Cloudy
o. nulla sw Cloudy
64 0. 02i. .!sw Cloudy
6s. (1. 111 12ISW Pt. cloudy
. . 0.00;. Cloudy
70lo.0li..SW Cloudy
IIH0.32I..IK Cloudy
84 .0.00116 SB Clear
M. today; P. M. report preceding day.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Probably fair; fen
tle westerly winds.
Idaho Probably fair; warmer north por
tion. Oregon and Washington Probably fair;
warmer except near coast; gentle westerly
winds. FRANK GILLAM.
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