THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY. JUNE 26, 191J.
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BARLEY MARKET IS
AGAIN ADVANCING
Export Demand in California
Strengthens Prices.
CROP LESS THAN LAST YEAR
Contracting on Heavier Scale Than
Csnal -Northwestern Values
Will Bo Affected.
Bar!? ha bwm th atrnrst fearer
mt thm vrmlB market. lnflanced by the boom
that la bow en to California. Iceinbr
barley aold at San rranclaco yaatarday at
a cental and mpot prleea wra
atronf. Kan axport demand for new barley
a rMponalbla for th bnlce. The California
erop ta eetimated at about ftOo.OOO ton, ai
acainat 600.000 tona laat year, and mori
barley has been bought on contract to date
than for many yeara. It looks aa If the en
tire eon th era crop would be dlapoaed of by
early falL Aa Uie barley crop in the north
west la email and California auppllea will
feava to be bought up, the local market
will naturally be voverned by prices south. ,
reed barley at the Merchants Exchange
yesterday waa SOcOU higher on bid and!
brewing barley was np 50 cents.
The other cereals attracted little Interest.
Corn and bulk oats aTeraged 80 cents higher.
Sacked oats were unchanged.
The government weekly crop report says
there Is considerable complaint of army and
cutworm In the central valley. The Price
Current says: "Considerable damage to oats
reported In Illinois. Missouri and Iowa from
ex fees rain. Damage In northwest from
drouth but crop not seriously Impaired.
Corn reports are rery spotty, considerable
replanting has been required In lowlands.
Weather conditions In the middle west, as
wired from Chicago: "Minneapolis part
cloudy, TO. Winnipeg cloudy. 70. Duluth
foggy, cool. Illinois clear, hot. heavy rain
last night and Chicago. ' Nebraska, clear.
hot. Kansas City clear, hot. Ohio valley
cloudy, warm, rained last night. Forecast
Generally fair, continued warm. Dakota
cooler."
Broom hall cables considerable damage
waa done to French crops bj drouth. In
India, the monsoon g now being expe
rienced. Fairly good rains hare fallen over
a wide area and these have facilitated prep
arations for the autumn crop of native food
grains. Returns of the wheat harveat are
ery disappointing, being about JW.OOO.OOO
bushels, compared with 8,000.000 bushels
last year.
Terminal receipt. In cars, were reported
by the Merchants Exchange as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
at rnfll: bakers. fll.150U.3O; whole wheat.
10.5 910.49: craham. U0.05 S10.ZO.
MlLLFEED Mill run f. o. b. mill, carlots.
I-W per ton: mixed cam, fx. 50: ton lots or
over. 40; less than ton. 41 ; ronea Daney,
'-; rolled oats, ground barley, t.
ton.
CORN Whole, ton, 75; cracked. $77 per
ton.
HAT Buying prices . b. Portland;
Eastern Oregon timothy, $3637 per ton;
alfaUa, $26; vaJley grain hay. $-
Dairy and Coutry Produce.
BUTTER Cubes. P'J-score, MVc; 91 -score.
50c; 90-score, 49c; prints, parchment
wrappers, box lots 53c; cartons, tc, nan
boxes Vc more; less than half boxes, le
more: but t erf a L. No. 1. 61 5c per pouno.
CHEESE: Tillamook, f. o. b. Tiliamooic:
Triplets. 84c; Young Americas, 3e; Coos and
Curry, f. o. b. Myrtle Point, triolets. 3Jftc;
i oung Americas. 31kc; longnorna, nt.
atatton.
POULTRY Hena. 7e. o rollers.
geese, ducks and turkeys, nominal.
VEAL Fancy, Zic per pouno.
PORK Fancy. 26Hc per pound.
Portland Wed. .... 6 .... 4
Year ago...... 5 11 1 6
Peason to date.Tfi.e in 2930 7iS 3247
Tear ago &29 145S 3373 2647
Tacoma Tuea. . 14 8
Tear ago 1 .... ....
fason to date. 54 40 .... 203 1242
Tear ago OOCr. 109 .... 30 161
F-attle, Tues.. 8 3 21
Tear ago. 4
Feason to date. 549? us 1770 C4 S.r.07
Tear ago. . M . .sS 545 1790 1126 3147
DEMAND' FOB CfHE HITTER BETTER
Outside Orders ITelp Reduce Loral Accumu
lation Egg Market Uolds 8(em4y.
The cube batter market was more active.
but half a cent lower, with sales of 02
score In considerable quantity at 504 cents.
I'ndergrades moved more freely at prices
ranging down to 48 cents. The demand waa
better, mainly for shipping account. Street
stocks were lighter at 1610 .cubes, anddCci
boxes. Receipts on Tuesday were:
Pound.
California ...J ...... 7.54S
Oregon ---. &JKta
Washington 4,845
Total 80.427
Cheese receipts Tuesday were 4550 pounds
from Oregon and 1345 from Washington.
The commercial egg storages are about
filled and less, activity Is shown by the larger
ecg buyers, but the market holds very steady
with buying prices ranging up to 42 cents,
delivered. Receipts were larger, 075 cases
front Oregon, 205 from California, 136 from
.Washington and 36 from Idaho.
CAN'TALOrPES AND MELONS FIRMER,
Nine Hundred Bases mt Cherries Received
by Express.
Nine cars of cantaloupes were received.
The market waa firm, with standards selling
at $3325 and pontes. at $2.&Ofr 2.73.
Watermelon receipts were three cars and
rices were firmer at Z cents a pound
buTk.
Cherry receipts were large. TOO boxes by
express from Ore con, 100 from Washington
and 100 from California. Jobbers quoted the
best Bingm all states, at 13 centa and Royal
Anna at 8 91 cnta,
Wheat Shipments Are Increased.
Wheat shipments for the past and former
weeks were:
Wk. ead'g Wk. end'g Wk. end's
June 21. June 14. Jun 22. 1S.
TJ. Ii.-Canada ll.143.OO0 0.53S.OOO 2. $65. 000
Argentina 3.5T.V00O 2.0j 0O0 4.W.' not
Australia .... 8.O4H.0OO 1.84S,oa 760.0O0
India 20.00
" Fruit and Vegetables.
T-RCTTS Oranges. $'1.0006.75: lemons
f7 1 115 box: bananas. 99c per pound;
apples, new, 4 per box: grapefruit. $.t.7o&;
strawberries. $2.&0;- cherries, oo ioc per
pound; cantaloupes, $2.&u3.25 pr crate;
apricots. $2.25 per box; peaches, $1.35 per
box; watermelons, 8fc Pr pound;, plums.
$2. so per box: pears. per. oox: rasp-
herriea, 93.25? 3.50 per crate; loganberries.
$J.-'i' per cmte.
VEGETABLES CaBOagr. S4S.ou per ivv
pounds: lettuce. $225l2.o0 per crate; pep
pers. Oeftftne per pound; artichokes, 75c;
beetm. 13 to 3.50 ner sack: carrots. :i.754.25
per sack; turnips. $3 3.50 per sack; cucum
bers, $1.25 1.73 per dozen; tomatoes.
2.50 box; spinach. 6c per pound: peas, 11c H
13c per pound; rhubarb, ijsc per pouno.
POTATOES Oregon Burbanka. best. $2(9
S.2..; new California, dc per pouno.
ONIOXS California, red, 5 M Kt 6 c per
pound.
Maple Grocer!.
T 1 Inbblnr euotations:
KT-fiATt srk basis. Fruit or berry.
49.G5. bent. $9.55; Honolulu cane, 99.4ft; ex
tra C. $3.15; powdered In barrels, $10.25;
cubes in barrels, ioo.
NLTb Walnuts, 2735o: Brasil nuts, 85c
filberts. 2Sc; almonds, 34 9 30c; peanuts.
11 r 15c.
SALT Half-ground. 100a. $16 per ton
so 11725- cor ton: dairy. $25 per ton.
KICK Japan style, c; blue rose, 10c;
BEANS Buying price, large white, SO
5Vc pr pound: ren. 4c per pouna.
COFFEE Roasted, in drama, 85050c
Hons, Mofcmir. Etc,
HOPS Oregon. 1018. 45M7Hc; loir crop,
32c; 1916 crop, 20c per pound; 1019 con
tracts. S7?4c; three-year contracts, 80c
WOOL Eastern Oregon and Washington,
40fi57c per pound; valley, 40 V 55c per
pound.
MOHAIR 1018 clip, 65c per pound.
TALLOW No. 1. 8ec per pound; No. 2,
gifec per pound; grease No. 1, 5fec; No. 2,
per pound.
CASCARA BARK New. 10e per pound.
GRAIN BAGS In carlots, 13c.
Fro visions.
Local Jobbing quotations: -
HAMS All sises. choice, 42H043c; stand
ard. 41 S1 42c; skinned. 30 & 36c; picnic, 26
f201c: cottage roil, ooc.
LARD Tierce basis, 36c; compound, 29c
per pound.
OKI SALT Bnort, ciear DftCKa ouvo.c.
platen, 27tjr29c; exports. Sic
BACON raney. k v ; stanaaro, to v
40c; choice, 943c.
Bides and Pelts.
HIDES No. 1 salt-cured hides, SO lbs.
and up, 20c; No. 1 part-cured hides, 30 lbs.
and up, 18 4c; No. 1 green hides, 80 lbs. and
up, 17c; No. 1 salt-cured bull hides, 50 lbs.
nd up. 14c: ro. I pari-curea ouii niaes.
50 lbs and up, 11c The price on No. 3
hides will be 1c per pound less than on rso.
1. No. 1 calf skins, up to 15 lbs, 45c; No. 2
calf skins, up to 15 lbs., 43c; No. 1 kip skins.
5 to 25 lbs., 25c; No. 2 Kip sKins, xa to
lbs.. 2:tc: dry flint hides. 7 lbs. and up. JOc;
dry flint calf hides, under 7 lbs., 40c; dry
alt hide. 7 lbs. and up, 24c; dry salt calf
hides, under 7 lbs., 84c; dry flint stag or
bull hides, 20c; dry salt -hides, 14c; dry
bull hides and skins, hayr price; dry horse
hides, according to size and quality, each
fl.5Ufc3: salt horse hides, skinned to hoof
and bead on, $3tf6; horse hides with heads
off. 50c less.
PELTS Dry long-wool sheep pelts, per
lb., 25 'fp 35c; dry medium wool aheep pelts.
per lb., 20930c;-dry shearing sheep pelts.
each. fi0ff75c; salted long-wool sheep pelts,
each, $2&S: salted medium wool sheep pelts,
each. SI ir2: salted shearing sheep pelts.
each, 50 tf 75c i
SAX FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Current on Eggs Vegetables, Fresh
Fruits, Etc, at Bay City.
PAN FRANCISCO, June 23. Butter, 55Hc.
Egsa Fresh extras, &4tsc: extra pullets.
CWc- . , .. .. . -
;0c .
Veeetablea Asparagus, graded, 10f?12c:
esrirplant, 10i617Hc pound; pepera, bell. 15
4 1 w la r ire : 9 iuc small; chile, iui&c;
squash, summer, SOcfel box; tomatoes, Mex
ican. R.'Ofo 2.To - boxi potatoes, new deita.
$2.502.75 box; rhubarb, $J 2.75 ; onions,
green, $1.7501.85 box; new red, $4tf4.25
crate; green peas. Half Moon Bay. 94l0c;
cucumbers, southern, $1.752.00, small; $3.50
kt 3.T5 large, box; string beans, 20 or 22 He
pound; wax. 13lKc pound; pole beans, 12
Wi;!c; jima. l-tfi-Kr; green corn. Aiameaa,
$0fT sack; okra, 10(12Mc lb.; garlic, 15
Itk- pound.
Fruit Lemons. $67; oranges. $4.25 & 5;
grapefruit. $44.50, fancy; bananas, 749
pineapies. .n4; pears, i.:fii.
small box; plums. $1,5041.75 crate; fancy
t $2; apples, Newtown Pippins, $3,500
.75; watermelons, 2Ur2Hc pound; currants.
1 1 L T 1 .1 ; Icq ua t s. 6 tt c : peac hea. $ 1 t
1.25 crate: fijrs, blapk. 7rtf5c. sin trie layer
box; strawberries, $14qr 16; loganberries, rel.
b.ack, as lu cnest: DiacKoerriea, sio
ri:t; cherries. Royal Ann, 10' 12c pound;
Ping. Irl4e: apricots. $lfl.50; crate;
gooseberries. 9010c; cantaloupes, $- ft 2.50
standard crate.
Keceipta Flour S2?m quarters; barley.
6?:i5 cen tala : beans, 3S69 sacks ; potatoes.
1400 sacks; hay, 2i tons; onions, 627 sacks
hides. 732; wine, 40.5OO gallons.
STOCK TRADE DIMINISHES
TRAXSACTIO-S FALL BELOW
MIIXIOX SHARE MARKS.
Conrso of Prices Is Irregular, With
Strength .ofv Money Rates
Governing Influence.
NKW YORK. Jan. 25. Operation, en the
Stock Exchange today reflected in a more
pronounced manner the extraordinary
changfe. which have come over the specu-
tit-e altuatlon with the approaching ratifi
cation of the peace treaty. The turnover
waa the smallest of any full session In many
weeks, falline- to attain the familiar milllon-
ahare mark.
Aside from the moner market, which was
the governing- Influence, there was little
in the day's developments of direct interest
or relation to Quoted values. Call money
opened at 7 to "tt per cent, rose to 15 In
the final hour and closed at 8 per cent.
shocks had an lrrerular to heavy ooentnc
om recoverea Derore midday on the strength
ana activity of metals, those issues ahowin
extreme gains of 1 to almost 6 points on re
ports of copper sales at IStt cents.
Aiotors. oils. shipplngsL tobacco, leathers
and several of the food Issues recorded gains
of 1 to 3 points, but these were largely
aissipacea when the money flurry occurred.
aomo popular stocks, especially ahtoDlnfrs.
served to sustain the general list when money
rates relaxed.
Investment rails displayed little) of yes
terday-s resonant tone, the few caina belm
limited to minor or secondary issues. Paper,
Chemical and affiliated Issues were mainly
higher, the market showing an lrregulax
mixture or losses and gains at the end. tales
amounted to 835.000 sharea.
The bond market followed the uncertain
course of stocks, trading In that department
also dwindling perceptibly. Total sales, par
value, aggregated 7,275.000. Old United
states bonds were unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Last
Sales. High. Low.
1.800 8A 8.
7,100 5H S5
8.300 11191, 10S
1.700 14 123
Am Beet 8ugar.
American Can..
Am Car 4c Fdry
aim n . i, pia.
American Loco.
Am Sm Kefs, ls.l'no
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2.100
1.000
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2.000
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Am Sugar Hefg.
Am hum Tobac.
Am Tel ac Tel. .
Am Z L e Sm.
Anaconda Cop..
Atrhisnn
A O A W I S S L
Baldwin Loco. .
Bait A Ohio
Beth Steel B ..
B at S Copper . .
Calif Petrol ...
Canadian Pacif.
Central Leather
Ches A Ohio .
Chi M & St P. .
Chicago A N W.
Chi R I & Pac.
Chlno Copper ..
Colo Fu Iron..'
Own Products..
Crucible Steel ..
Cuba Cane Sug.
IMstlll bee corp.
rjrin .
General Klectrlc . .
General Motors. 15,00
Gt Nor pfd .... 1,100
Gt Nor Ore ctfs. 1,700
lllnols Central. S00
Inspir Copper 21,100
lnt M M fd ... 4.B0O
Inter Nickel ... 41. .TOO
Inter Paper ... tt.100
Kennecott Cop.. 11.400
Louts ft rt asn .
Mexican Petrol.
Miami Copper ..
Mldvale Steel ..
Missouri Pacific.
Montana Power.
Nevada Copper.
N T Central . ..
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Norf ft Went . ..
Northern Paclf.
Pan-Am Petrol.
Pennsvlvania ..
Pitts ft W Va . .
Pittsburg Coal. .
Ray Consol Cop.
Reading
Reo Ir ft Steol..
Shat Arls Cop
Sin Oil ft Refg. 24.S00
Southern acir. 13,.100
Southern Ry . . 0o
Studebaker Cor. 2O0
Texas Co 1.900
Tobac Products. 4,00
t'nlon Pacific .. l.-'""
Unit Cig Stores. B.r.oo
17 S Ind Alcohol 7.00O
U S Steel 10S.OOO
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rtah Copper ... . i00
Westing Electric 1.800
wnivn-Overland 2.RO0
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ROVDS.
99.2S:Am. T. ft T. CT. 6sl03
95.00 Atchen cen. 4s.. 81
994.00ID. & R. G. ref. 5s 58
95.40IN. 1 . c. deb.es..
94.24 Northern Pac 4s tl
95.12 Northern Pac. 3s 59
94.22'Pac T. ft T. 5s.. 91
Victorv 3s...lo0.02iPenn. con. 4s. 95
Victory 4s... 99.8S'So. Pac. cv. 5s. ..107
TJ S ref 2s. reg. '99-So. Railway 5s.. 94
U S ref. 2s. cou. "99
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V S con. 4s cou.106
Pnlon Pac. 4s... 85
IT. s. Steel 5s 100
Anglo-French 5s. 87
Bid.
Boston Mining Stork.
BOSTON, June 25. Closing qootatlons:
13.443.000 8.49.0n
to date com-
TotI ...16.76S.000
Shipments for the
pare a. follows:
Total sine Total since
July 1. '18. Las season,
r. S. and Canada 355.604.ooo 244.911 o-4
Argentio. ........... 86.2O5.0O0 56.143.0oc
Australux 75.734.ooo S9.70i.ooo
India, .w. ..... ...... 5.101.000 15.235.000
Te!s
513.064.000 355.994.000
Smaller Potato Crop Moving.
Three cars of new California potatoes cam.
fn and were quoted steady at 43 cents.
Old stock was steady at S2f2.25.
The potato acreage planted in states now
hipping or about to ship Is estimated at
17.490. against 270.110 last year. The esti
mated production is 3.1.305 cars, compared
with 48.934 cars last year.
Tanking Oil. and Shortening Higher.
Compound lard prices, local make, were
,dvancd half a cent yesterday and a brand
t eaat.ru shortening was raised 2 cents.
Cooking oflt sdvanced sharply. 30 cents a
case for the .mail and 81 tr 1.50 for the larg.
tzea. Further advances in soaps and wash
ing powder, were also announced.
I In- d Oil la Advanced.
. A. mrivanc was announced yesterday of
ft cents in linseed oil to th. following quota.
tlcn: Raw, barrels, 12.05; cases. 12.13;
boiled, barrels. (207; rases. 82.17.
Bank clearings of the northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows: (
Cleaiinga. Balances,
Portland ............. ..$4.46.910 (SS5.360
feattl. 5.047.44 2 812. 0O9
Tacoma 713.4SI 136.424
Spokane 1.762.200 611.143
rOBTLAVD X1EKII OTOTATIONS.
4; rain. Flew. FmhL l:tc.
Merchaxta exchange noon session:
-Eids-
June.
..852.30
July.
$52.50
Ito S whit. feed..
B.rley
Fandrd feed S3 50 84
fcl.ind.rd "A- 33.50 84.50
Ks.lem oata and com In bulk:
Oats
Ko. 8 whit. - 4950 SO.OO
S--lb. clieped whit. ... 50.0 30.50
Ant.
$52.30
54.30
35.0O
49.50
50.00
No 8 yellow err AO 69 58 69 50
Ko. 8 mix.d 68.00 68 00 68.00
WHEAT Government basis. 82.20 per
busb.L
1-i.OUB ratanta. $11.43 dtUr.r.d. $11.30
CDFPEE SLUMP CONTINUES
FlTTrRES DROP 150 POIXTS IX
XEff TOKK MARKET.
Spots
Are Down One to Two Cents
From Recent Top
Qnotatlon.
The New York: coffee market rontlnned to
decline yesterday. Spot Rio 7a were offered
cent lower and Santos 4s cent lower.
making a decline of 2 cents on th. former
and 1 cent on th. latter frum th. top quo
tations. Futures went off 150 pounds, th.
full limit for a single day's trading. The
continued liquidation waa du to the ex
pectation of further dectlnes.
NEW YORK. June 23. Ther. waa re
newed liquidation in the- market for coffee
future, her. today and pricea again scored
the maximum decline permitted by th. ex
change regulations. Brazilian cables, re
porting a altghtly steadier ton. in the pri
mary markets, had very little effect and
after opening 25 to 70 point, lower, the mar
ket closed at a net decline of 150 points
December contracts sold off to 20.63. mak.
tng a decline of 835 points from the high
record of Monday, under continued liquida
tion and selling in expectation of further re
actions. Closing prices: July. 2l.20c; Sep
tember, 21.10c: October. 20.93c: December.
2tv5c; January. 2O.60c: March. 20.43c; May,
The spot market was unsettled with quo
tations nominal on the basis of 23c for
Rios 7s. and 29c for Santos 4a
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June 25. Copper and Iron
unchanged.
Lead, steady; gpot, 6.17e bid; July, 6.25
$ 5. 55c.
Spelter, firm; spot. 6-S0e bid; July, CSOO
7.13c
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. June 25. Evaporated apple,,
steady. Prunes, unsettled. Peaches, firm.
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK. Jun. 25. Cotton Spot,
steady. Middling. 33.95c.
New York Sugar Market.
NEW YORK. June 25. Sugar, unchanged.
Duluth Linseed Market,
DULUTH, June 25 Linseed. $4.9885.
Cherry Fair Head Xamed.
COVE. Or.. June 25. (Special.) The
board of directors of the Cherry Fair
asociation. composed of A. A. Antlea,
orchard is t. chairman; J. W. L. Kauf
man, secretary; John F. Dean. Judd
Ceer and Pewis Bloom, at its last meet
In b, elected Mayor Weimar manager
of the fair.
Alloucx 41 North Butte 13
Ariz. Com 14 Old Dominion... 41
Cal. ft Ariz 68 Osceola 53
Cal. ft Hecla..08 Qulncy i
Centennial 10 Superior 7
Cop. R. Con. Co. 51ISnp. ft Boa. Min. 3
E. Butte Cp Me- 14 Shannon 3
Franklin 4 Wolverine JO
Isle Roy. (Cop.) 85 Oranby Cons 71
Lake Copper 4 Greene Cafjanea. 48
Mohawk 67 I
Money, Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK, June 25. Mercantile paper,
unchanged.
Sterling 60-day bills. $4.56; commercial
eo.day bills on banks. $4.56; commercial
60-day bills. $4.55; demand. $4.58; ca
bles. $4.59. Guilders, demand 3S;- ca
bles. 39 13-16: francs, demand 6.46, cables
$.44: lire, demand 8. cable. 7.98.
Time loans strong, unchanged.
Call money strong: high, 15 per cent: low,
7 per rent; ruling rate, 7 per cent: closing
bid, 6 per cent: offered at 10 per cent; last
loan, 8 per cent.
Bar silver. $1.10.
Mexican dollars. 85 c
LONDON. June 25. Bar silver, money and
discounts, unchanged.
BULGES AT CLOSE
STRENGTHENED CASH DEMAND
LIFTS OPTION PRICES.
Peace Newsand Weather Conditions
Hare Little Influence on the
Market Oats Strong.
CHICAGO, June 25.. The corn market to
day ran an uneven course, early weakness
evidenced by many selling orders being over
corn, later, converting an initial break 'into
a bulge. The market closed firm, lc to
2c net higher with July $1.80 to $1.81:
September. $1.76 1.76 and December
$1,544 el. 54. Oats gained c to 1C
and provisions closed 15c lower to $1 higher.
Peac. news, apparently already sufficient
ly discounted, and favorable crop conditions
noted in different localities were held to
have had little Influence on the market,
greater stress being laid en a strengthening
cash demand.
Oats were relatively stronger than corn
and recuperated from an early sag more
rapidly, though within narrower bounds.
Provisions worked away from somewhat
low levels Influenced by strong hog marketa
Leading futures ranged as follows:
CORN.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Sept. $1.74 $1.76 $1.72 $1.76
Dec. 1.5a 1.54- 1.50 L54
OATS.
Sept. .68H -69 .7 .69
Dec 69 .71 ,6S .71 .
MESS PORK.
July 51.00 51.O0 50.60 51.00
Sept. 48.25 49.23 48.23 49.25
LARD.
Jnly S4.2S 34.25 33.95 S4.10
Sept. 34.00 34.23 33.S0 34.00
V SHORT RIBS.
July 27.55 27.63 27.40 27.62
Sept. 27.65 21.80 27.60 27.80
Cash prices were:
Corn No. 3 yellow. $1.77 1.80 ; No. 4
yellow. $1.75: No. 5 yellow, nominal.
Oats No. 3 white, St)70c.
Rye No. 2. nominal; No. 3, $1.43.
Barley $1.14 1.18.
Timothy $9 812.
Clover Nominal. - 1
Pork NominaL
Lard $34.05.
Ribs $27 6 27.75.
Grata at 6ua FOMscJac.
6 AN FEANCWO. Jun. 3fe Flout; $12.00
f. e. b. warehouse
Grain Wheat. $2.20: oats. red feed,
$2.202.40; corn, California yellow, $3J5
3.23; barley. No. 1 feed. 1313 crop, $2,709
2.75.
Hay Wheat or wheat and oats. $16918:
tsme oat, $17819; barley, $11914; alfalfa,
$15619; barley straw, SOSOc bale.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 25. Barley, $1.02
CLIO.
Flax. $505.00. '
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ga June 25. Turpentin
firm. $1; sales. 294 barrels; receipts, 65
barrels; shipments. 1570 barrels; stock, 6088
Darreis.
Rosin,- firm; sales, 1126 barrels: receipts,
iov Darreis: shipments. 2390 barrels: stack.
54.6,9 barrels. Quote: B, $1415: D, $14.50
n io.iv: js, si.-iaia.i5: F. 8ic.10S15.15: G.
$15.15; H, $15.20: I, $15.20 1 5.30; K, $16.25
M. Sltiao; . $16.73017: WG. 317017.25
w n, 4 X 1 .
WHEAT IS READY TO CUT
CROP MAKES GOOD PROGRESS
IN WILLAMETTE VALLET.
SHEEP MARKET IS LIVELY
IS STRONG AXD ITLL
PRICES ARE PAID.
Ry Harvest Xearly Completed in
Lane County Grain Requires
Rain East of Cascades.
The weekly crop bulletin of the Ore son
weather bureau says:
Moderate to low temperatures, with light
and insufficient ahowers m scattered lo
calities. There was ample sunshine and
some high day temperatures, but generally
the nights were too cool for rapid growth.
Winter wheat prospects are excellent In
the Willamette valley, but dying winds and
lack of moisture are causing anxiety re
gardlng this crop east of the Cascade mo'un
tains. Some wlil be ready to cut In Linn
county during the coming week. Bye Is
mostly harvested In Lane county and is be
ing cut In other sections. Spring-sawn grains
as a rule are In need of moisture, and un
less rain comes soon the prospects for these
crops will fall below the average. Corn Is
still backward, owing to cool nights, but Is
making fair progress and la now being cul
tivated.
The June crop of apples and pears In the
Hood river valley has been father heavy.
which will cut down somewhat the earlier
estimates regarding these fruits: most or
chards, however, are setting a well-distributed
crop that is exceptionally free from
disease and insect pests. Late cherries are
ripening and a fair crop Is indicated. Blng
nd Royal Ann cherries are abundant in
Douglas county, where peach trees also are
loaded with fruit. Loganberries are begin
ning to ripen, with prospects for a heavy
yield. Generally the fruit situation Is satisfactory.
The weather has been ideal for haying In
practically all districts. The first crop of
alfalfa Is .mostly cut and the second crop la
getting a good start. Pastures and the low
er ranges are dying rapidly, but the moun
tain range is still good and stock continue
in prime condition.
Potatoes are doing nicely, but would be
improved by rain. Truck crops and gardens
also would be benefited by ygood rains and
warmer weather.
HORSE SHOW IS PLANNED
Camp Len-ls Events to Be Held From
July 23 to 27,
TACOMA, Wash., June 25. (Special.)
Plans for the horse show to be held
at the Remount depot. Camp Lewis,
were made today by officers at the of
fice of Lieutenant-Colonel B. L. Bargar
camp headquarters. All organizations
in camp were represented and it is
planned to give a show on July 23 or
July 27 similar to that held by the
91st division in France. Events for
the show are largely military with
comedy features thrown in for good
measure. The show is primarily in
tended for men in uniform but citizens
will be welcome also. A number of
former Eastern Oregon horse wran
glers now in the army will participate
in the rodeo.
Lambs Sell at $13.50 Yearlings at
$9.25 and Wethers'at 99 Top
Hogs at $20.25.
Thors .was a fair run of 16 loads at the
stockyards yosterday and a food market
with the trading mostly in the sheep di
vision, whero full pries w.r. realized.
Hoks were quiet but firm and a quarter
higher with tops quoted at $20.23. Cattle
were about steady with only a few sales.
Receipts were 130 cattle, 1S5 hogs and
12.1 a sheep.
The day's sales were as follows:
Wt. Price. V t. Prle.
040 $7,501 22 hogs. . . 205 $111.00
900 6.00 8 hoes... 274 29.00
1010 8.50 20 hogs. ..
850 7.00! 3 hofirs. ..
8110 6.75j 17 hogs...
710 7.50 2 hogs...
BIO T.OOl 5-h0BS...
5Hrt 6.0o! 1 hog.
400 5.501 2hOKS...
1(150 8.001 27 hoKS. ..
S2 8.501 41 hogs. ..
4:1.1 T.OOl 10 hogs...
l nog....
1 hog....
6 hogs. ..
30 lambs.
K9 Iambs.
197 lambs.
17 lambs
6 cows
2 cows...
1 cow. ...
16 cows. ..
1 cow....
1 cow
1 bull
1 bull
1 bull
1 steer. ..
4 steers. .
3 steers. .
. 1 steer. ..
. 2 steers..
6 mixed..
11 mixed.,
1 calf
1 calf.
1 calf....
196 ewes. ..
53 ewes. ..
8 ewes. . .
251 wethers. 101
231 yearl-gs.. 104
16 yearl'gs
92 lambs...
250 yearl'gs
7 lambs. .
199 lambs. .
1.1 lambs. .
90 lambs. .
13 lambs. .
3 hogs. . .
9 hogs. ..
3 hogs. ..
14 hogs.
990 6.501
8S5 7.50!
526 6.801
440
210 13.001
19013.00
130 13.001
105 8.001 93 lambs.
tamos.
2 lambs.
5 lambs.
70 lambs.
3 ewes. .
2 ewes. ..
3 ewes. ..
11 ewes. ..
3 ewes. ..
1 yearl'g.
23 ye'rl'gs
9 ye'r-lgs
1 wether.
2 bucks..
3 bucks..
102 8.001
125 8.00
9.00
9.25
101 9.00
S4 13.50
103
63 13.501
71 13
51 10.00
78 13.50,
65 10.00
200 20.2.1
130 18.00
860 18.00!
200 20 00
Prices at the yards were as follows:
Good to choice steers .....$10.50
sieoium to choice steers......
Fair to good steers. ..........
Convnon to fair steers
Good to choice cows, heifers.
Medium to rood cows, heifers.
fair to medium cows, heifers.
Canners .....................
HUllS ...
Calves .....
Btockers and feeders.. .......
Hogs
Prime mixed
Medium mixed
Rouzb. heavies
Pigs
Sheep
Prime spring lambs
Fair to medium lambs. ........
Yearlings
Wethers
Ewes
196 20.00
140 20.00
100 18.25
80 15.00
20 00
IS. 00
20.no
2O.00
20.00
19.70
17.50
IS. 00
20.25
13.50
13.50
13.50
13.00
13.50
13.50
13.50
13.50
13.25
.50
20:
520
100
185
215
272
430
370
213
Liberty and Victory Bonds
IF YOV MVST SKLTj TOO- T.TOKRTT AND VICTORY BONUS, 8KTX TO T8.
IF VOU C AN BLY MOKE LIISKRTT AND VICTORY BONDS. Bl Y FKOH I S.
On Wednesday. June the rios ins New York market prices were as given below.
They are the governing prices for Liberty and Victory bonds all over the world,
and the hifrheat. We advertise these prices dally in- order that you may always
know the New York market and the exact value of your Liberty and Victory bonds.
' Victory Victory
3 Vis 1st 4a 2d 4s 1st 2d 4V4s Sd 4Via 4ti 4Hs 3s 4s
Market price $99.23 $95.00 $94.00 $95.40 $94.24 $9."i.l2 $94.22 $100.02 $ 9.SS
Accrued Int. 11 .12 .46 .13 .43 1.19 .S4 .38 .48
Total $99.39 $95.12 $94.46 $S.VM $94.72 $96.31 $0.V0 $100.40 $100. 3
When buying we deduct 37c on a $.10 bond and $2.50 on a $1000 bond. We sell
at the New York market plus the accrued Interest.
Burglar and Fireproof Safe Deposit Boxes fsr Rent.
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
THE PRKMIER MrXlTIPAT. BOM) HOUSE.
$09,311 Stark St., Bet. 5th and 6th. (Ground Floor.
Telephone Broadway 2151. - . tbiihed Or or S5 Tears.
74
74
80
80
66
82
72
120
120
153
121
126
120
92
86
110
140
170
7.50
S.50
7.50
6.50
9.00
9.O0
9.00
9.00
6.00
5.00
(11.00
10.00 10.50
8.va9 v. .a
7.75(9 8.75
8.000 9.00
6.50 0 7.50
4.50 6.50
8.00 9 4.00
B.00(i 7.50
9.00 13.00
7.00 10.00
19.2320.25
19.0019.25
18.00918. 75
17.25 017.50
Government and Municipal
Bonds
Bought and Sold
F.t.nevereaux RfimpanV
87 Sixth Street Broadway, 1042
Ground Floor WeHs-Fargo Building
11.5013.50
9.0010.00
6.00ft) 9.25
6.00 9.00
6.0019 8.00
STATE ORIGINS OF MVESTOCK LOADED
Shipments to the Leading: Markets of the
Pacific Northwest.
Cattlo, Horres,Mlied
CalveaHors.Sheep.51ules.Stock.
For Portland
Oregon 1 ....
Ono week ago,. .10 2 2
Four weeks ago 6 C 8
One year ago 1 2
i-or. other markets-
Seattle. Wash... 6 3 2
Spokane, Wash. 5 6 - . . . .
Total U. S 1979 2139 811
One week ago. -.2050 2521 937
Four we'ks ago.2735 2477 631
One year ago. ..2257 1766 910
103
111
93
93
3
4
2
. 1
2
470
525
648
384
IDAHO GIRL SETS RECORD
Mlsa Caroline Seldcl Packs 70 Boxes
. or Cherries In Day.
LEWTSTON. Idaho, June 25. (Spe
cial.). Miss Caroline Seidel, daughter
cial.) Mis Caroline Seidel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Seidel of this
city, broke all local records for cherry
packing yesterday, when she filled 70
20-pound boxes during the day. Misses
Florence Payne and Susie Steele,
packed 61 and 65 boxes in a day, re
spectively, and Miss Seidel's feat easily
makes her the premier cherry packer
of Le wist on and Clarkston at the pres
ent' time.
Miss Seidel Is employed at the Bailey
and Wicks packing house in Lewis
ton, and was paid $10.50 for yesterday's
work.
Read The Oregonian classified ads.
Chicago .Livestock Market.
CHICAOO. June 25. Hoes ReceiDts 22.-
000, steady. BuJk. $20'(f21 : heavyweight.
$20.4021; medlumweight. $202L10; light
weight, $20.2521.15; light light. $13.50?
20.75; heavy packing sows, smooth, $10.73
ia20.25; packing ' sows, rough, $191U.63;
pigs, $17.2518.30.
Cattle Receipts 9000, steady. Beef steers,
medium and heavyweight, choice and prime,
$14.5015.83; medium and good, $12.23
14.60; common, $10.75ft 12.50; lightweight,
good and choice, 513.2315.25; common and
medium, $10g 13.25. Butcher cattle, heif
ers, $7.75 & 13.25; cows, $7.50 12.50; can
ners and cutters, $6.25&7.50; veal calves,
light and handyweight. $15.7518.25; feeder
steers, $J.25 12.75; stocker steers, ?812.
Sheer Receipts 14,000, steady. Lambs, 84
pounds down, $1517.50; culls and common,
$814.50; yearling wethers, $10$ 13.50; ewes,
medium, good and choice, $6.258.25; culls
and common, $2.50z5.75.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. June 5. (U. 8. Bureau of Mar
kets.) Hogs Receipts 16,000, generally
steady, Top, $20; bulk, $20.45920.60; heavy
weight, $2U.4520.65; medlumweight, $20.60
20.90; lightweight, $2C.5020.y0; heavy
packing sows, smooth,' S20.40& 20.55; pack
ing sows, rough, $20.2020.40; pigs, $1819.
Cattle Receipts 7200. Beef steers, me
dium and heavyweight, choice and prime,
$1314.50; medium and good. $1113.25;
common, $1011.25; Jightweight, good and
choice, $12.2514.50; common and medium,
$9.7512.50; butcher cattle, heifers, $7.50
12.75; cows, $7.25 11.75; canners and cut
ters, $5.50(97.25; veal calves, light and
handyweight, $1314.75; feeder steers, $10
13.25; stocker steers, $S12.
Sheep Receipts 16,000, strong to 25c
higher. Lambs, 84 pounds down, $1416.50;
culls and common. $10013; yearling wethers.
$11.5013.50; ewts, medium and choice, $6
&7; culls and common, $36.
Seattle Livestock Market.
SEATTLE, Wash., June 25. Hogs Re
ceipts 467. Strong. Prime, $20.500 20.65;
medium to choice $20.25 0 20.50 ; rough
heavies $18.25&91&.65: Digs $18.25019.15.
Cattle Receipts 126. DulL Best steers
$11(3:12; medium to choice $10911; common
to good $710; best cows and heifers $8
10; common to rood $507.50; bulla $5Q7.50;
calves $712. -
COAST AXD EASTERN DAIRY PRODUCE
Butter Market Conditions at Lea dins; Dis
tributing Points.
San Francisco and eastern dairy produce
reports received by wire by the Portland
office of the bureau of markets yesterday
follow:
rhiraeo Market firm, Ue higher on 92-
score without much change in underscores.
Ninety-two-score not meeting reaay saie,
buying almost all at 51c. Undergrade;! in
good demand. Centralised cars very firm
and wanted.
New York. Market firm and in seller's
favor, with fair activity today. Good de
mand for centralised cars at 51 52 cents.
Firmness mostly sentimental, . Storage in
crease heavy. Receipts and street stocks
moderate.
Philadelphia. Market weak, prices full
c lower. Fair amount of trading, but
speculative interest lacking.
San Francisco. Prices are nearly He
Tower on an unsettled market. very mue
trading is reported and a majority of deal
ers are etill in favor of lower prices, al
though some firmer feeling Is noticed.
Ninety-three-score, 53c.
Eastern Dairy Produce.
NEW YORK, June 25. Butter firm, un
changed. Eggs, steady, unchanged.
Cheese, steady, unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 25. - Butter, higher.
Creamery, 46 51c.
Eggs, higher. Receipts 20,694 cases; firsts.
3!fc 40Hc; ordinary firsts. 38fe3Sttc; at
mark, cases included, 3839c; storage
packed firsts, 4242Hc; extras, 42Hr43c.
Poultry, alive, unchanged; fowls, 2fc.
Odd Lots
Short Term i
Municipal and Corporation
Bonds
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$50 $100 $500 $1000
TMl
BOO attorls. Or.... 8.10
1,250 Marrnllls, Cal..... . S ZB
150 " " B.30
650 " " ; . . . B.40
1,1 B0 Tub City, Otl B.S7B ,
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1,160 " v B.60
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3,000 Wshklskuin, D. Dltt. 8.26
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noons mjaem
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it At the Rate of 150 a Minute S
it would take you 3333 minutes or considerably more than two
whole days to count 500,000. Yet the Lumbermens Trust Com
pany hasihat many dollars in capital $500,000 and in addition to
that it has a paid-up surplus of $100,000. -
For every man, woman and child in the City of Portland this
company has two dollars in paid-up capital and surplus. These
facts furnish one reason why the Lumbermens Trust Company is
able to send its buyers all over the West, from Oregon to Wyoming
and from British Columbia to the farthermost parts of California
and the Southwest.
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A Secret of Success
If the Lumbermens Trust Company was limited to small capital
it could not afford to maintain a large organization of buying
experts and it would be obliged to confine its activities to a more
inferior grade of securities.
This ability to cover the entire Western market also serves to
broaden the variety of investments on the company's offering list.
We can furnish you with Oregon, Washington, Canadian, Idaho,
Utah, Wyoming or California. Bonds all of them investigated by
our representatives in person.
VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE.
Quite so. And DIVERSIFICATION IS THE MOTTO OF THE
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LIBERTY
BONDS
We recommend the pur
chase of Liberty Bonds and
are prepared to fill orders
in any amount.
If you have Liberty Bonds
to sell, we will buy them
from you at highest prices,
depending on New York
market quotations received
by wire daily.
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