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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IORXING OREGOIA SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1919. WINTER WHEAT YIELD VARIES IN SOUTHWEST Harvest Continues With Favor orable Weather. CROP MATURING IN NORTH Spring Grain Is Fair to Good in AH Pacific Coast States Corn Makes Progress. Grtia h&rvest continues undr f&vorabU VNtbtr condition In California and Ari- on bat yields ar untTia. Winter whaat la aaarly matura In paru of Vtan, ai It U in Mctto&a ot Orafon and Waahlmton. but thara will ba much abort it raw. it la fill- Ins wall In Novada. Barley, oata and rye. wbKa reported Jn food condition In irritated districts, are generally fair In other sec tions. Sprint; wheat la fair in the north west and good In the southwest; In Cali fornia soma lata sown barley la being cut .'or bay. In Arisen. Egyptian corn la In excellent condition; corn made food growth la California and Idaho, but In Oregon and Washington the nighta were too cool for ea tie factory ad mac meat. Crop conditions .a Oregon for the week bar been glren In detail. The weather bureau's report for other Pacific coast statea follow: Washington Absence of rain In eastern districts, drying winds and hot days have lea unfavorable for wheat and other grains. Winter wheat filling and nearly matura; straw Short In many localities. Bprlng wheat ft; oa 1'ght, dry soils poor; oai and barley fal. Irrigated alfal.'a good; first crop cut; other hay light. Idaho Another rainless week. Dry farms and range suffering severely from lack o( ioHture, Increased warmth Improved grow ing conditions la irrigated sections; all vege tation made rapid progress. Ideal haying 9athr; much alfalfa stacked Jn excellent tunUltlon. California Wheat, barley and oata bar et continues with uneven yield. Karly awwn wheat and barley good crop, but some late sown barley being cut for hay. Large liey crop being harvested under favorable conditions. Corn making good progress. ArUona Oat and spring wheat look good. Winter wheat and alfalfa progressing satlafactorlly. Egyptian corn la excellent condition. L'tah Winter wheat and rye ripening In Mil lard county; crop fair. Barley, oats, spring wheat and second crop alfalfa tn fair condition. Nevada Ideal weather for haying; large crop alfalfa being stacked. Wheat filling well; barley, oata. rye reported good to ex cellent where Irriaatd. COAST BARLEY MARKET STILL FIRM December Option Rachm f.1 on Man 1'ntn clco Call Board.. Barley continued firm on the local board, wit h few changes In bids except August brewing, which waa up 5 cents to $3(1. At aa Francisco December barley sold at $.t against $2.96 on Thursday. The Chicas barley market was slightly lower. Oata were steady to firm at the Mer chanta Exchange and corn was unchanged. Weather conditions In the middle wci a mired from Chicago: "Winnipeg, Mlnne a polls, clear, TO; Chicago, clear, cool; Daven port, clear, 65; Kansas City, clear, hot umaha, Kansas City, clear, hot; Ohio valley, clear, warm." Kanaaa corn condition Is placed at 77. per cent. Argentina wheat shipments this week were l.tV.K.t'OO bushels to the United Kingdom, 1.67J.U0O to tho continent, -$3,000 to non- European ports. Terminal receipts fn cars were reported by the Merchants Exchange as followat orer, $40; less than ton, $41; rolled barley, fiS; rolled oata, $0. ground barley, f'S. CORN Whole, ton, 75; cracked, $77 pef ton. HAT Baying prices f. . b. Portland; eastern Oregon timothy, $3t937 per ton; alfalfa, Talley grain hay, $25. Dalry and Country Prod nee. BUTTER Cubes. 92-score. 51c: 01 -score. SOc; 90-acore, 4c: print. parchment wrap perm, box lot. &3c : carton. 64c ; half boxes. Vc more: less than half boxe. lo more; butt erf at. Now 1, 14jv2c per pound. CHEESE Tl amook. f. o. b. TlilamooK: Triplet. 84c; Young Americas, 85c; Coos and Curry, f. o. b. Myrtle Point, triplets. 33fec; Young America. 34Sc: longhorna, 34 He E4JS Orejton rancn. cae count, aveo; candled. 45c&4ftc; selects, 47c POULTRY Hens. :7c: oroiiers. 373uc. geee. ducks and turkeys, nominal. E A L Fancy, 1 c per pound. PORK Fancy. 26HC per pound. Fruit and Vegetable. FRUITS Oranges. $fl.OOjrfl.73: lemon. $73 8.25 box: banana. VftDfec per pound; apples, new. $4 per box; grapefruit, $5.7536; strawberries, $otr3.75; cherries. Sy IB per pound: cantaloupes. $1.50&4.00 per crate; apricots. per box: peaches. J 1.35 per box: watermelons. 24(f34c pound: plums. 1.50 per box ; pears, $-.75 per box : rasp berries, $3.20 3.50 per crate; loganberries. :.5o per crate. VEGETABLES Cabbage,' $44.50 per 100 pounds: lettuce, $2.25 ft 2.50 per crate; pep pers, 40 iff 50c per pound; articnoKes, .ic beet. S3&3.M) per sack; carrot. $3.754.Zi per sack: turnips. $343.50 per sack; cucum bers, $L25irl.75 per dozen; tomatoes. 9L85& 2 SO box; eplnach, he per pouna; peas, new 13c per pound; rnuuarD, 7c per pouna POTATOES Oregon Burbanks. beat. $2$ 2.2.V new California. 4 u 5c per pound. ONIONS California, red and yellow. &9 5c per pound. HOGS : ARE UP QUARTER FULL LO.U BRLXGS $2 0.50 AT LOCAL YARDS. Sheep and Lambs Firm With Good Demand Cattle Market Drags. Day's Receipts Are Small. Portland. Fri.. 1 1 17 2 2 A ear ago 2 4 3 1 bvason to date. 76 1117 2tt".N 7f7 32 4 J ear ago &J.' 5"i3 14t 1577 2U51 Ttcomi. Thur. -1 1 Year ago 1 3 Sfiion to date. .V,;J 41 . 2"2 124:1 War Ago 5545 lotf .... 307 1CH Scattiv. Thur. 2 Vearajo 2 4 S 2 4 Haon to d-ttc. .Hfl 11 1775 flV.t r.M7 Year ago. .. . . . -W0 ISuS 112S 3151 I.OW1R .RAIEH OF B ITT LB DKCLINK Lark of ttrag Sparo Caoaea Selling 4 Con-emioM The cube butter market was fairly active at the prevloua day's prices, but the under tone was eak. The lack of available stor age spare Is causing a decline In Inferior grades, which sold as low as 4 cents, dealer pushing sales. There is additional apace in the storages here tpr approximately 200.000 uounda. but It la practically all resenved. Ktoraae holdings yesterday were Pl304 pounds, an Increase for the day of 11,554 pounds. Receipts on Thursday were; " I .v.iml 174 12.43S 2.370 18.330 California Idaho Oregon Washington Totals Cheese receipts Thursday were 8230 pound from Oregon and 200 pound from Califor nia, Receipts for the week have been 24.405 pounds, anal nut 52,43b pounds In the same period last wk, 11KMKK MARKET FOR CANTALOUPES Watermelon blow and Easier Lambert Cherries Appear. Cantaloupe receipt were lighter, but there iras a gixnl supply on hand. The market was firm, with Standards bringing $4. Watermelons were easier, as the move ment was not equal to receipts. Price rng-d from 2e to 3'ac. bulk. t,ambcrt cherries have made their ap pearance on tha market and with Bings ld at 14lo. Good Royal Anns brought to nd 12 cents and poorer fruit 8 cents. Kxpreas receipts wero Urge, 700 boxes :,0m Oregon. 200 from California and 100 i.-.im Washington. There was a good demand for old pota t at $Jtf 2.15. New potatoes were steady at 43 cents a pound. Wide Range of Kgg Prices. Egg buying pricea ranged anywhere from 40 to 43 cents, but there was no change in bblng quotations. Receipt were ST cases from Orrgon, 6S from Washington and 1mm Idaho, a total of 7S1 cases. There wa little change In the stor.e situation. Street stocks were 2724 cases, against 3540. casw a meek ago. Bank Clearing. Rink clearings of the Northwestern cities yesterday were as xouoas Seattle Tacoma ... Sfokau . . Clearlnjts. . $4.4t)2. J0 .W.4 40 . lol.l4S Balances. $l.tVU.057 2,05ti.ui:t .4a 340.071 PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATION ft. t.rala. Floar. Feed. Etc. Merchants' exchange, noon session: B i ds oata Juno. July. Aug. No. 2 white feed $03.00 $53.00 $52.50 Karlev StaiitUrd feed 54.50 .r4 50 54 50 otMHiiird A" 5.V0O r5.50 5e lK Kaatern oats and corn la bulk; O klS N 3 white 50 50 5..V 5A 5n C-tH. clipped white .. 50. JO 50.73 50.50 Staple Grocerlea. Local jobbing quotations: SUGAR Sack basis. Fruit or berry, $0.85; beet. $9.55: Honolulu cane. $9.80; extra C, $0.15; powdered In barrels, $10.25; cubes in barrel?, $10.45. NUTS Walnuts, 27 35c: Brazil nuts, 35c: filberts, 28c; almonds, 24r30e; peanuts. lie 15c SALT Half-ground. 100s, $18 per ton; 50. $17.25 per ton; dairy. $23 per ton. RICK Japan style, vic; blue rose, ivc; head, 12c per pound. BEANS Buying price. large wnite, ow 5Hc per pound; red. 4e per pound. COFFEE Roasted, in drums, SiXffovc Hops, Mohair, Etc. ' HOPS Oregon. 1018. 4547Ho; IMt crop. 324c; 116 crop. 20c per pound: 11H con tract. 37He; three-year contracta, atc WOOL Kastern Oregon and Washington, 40 if 57c per pound; valley, 4065o per pound. MOHAIR Clip. DOC per pouna. TALLOW No. 1. S'ic per pound; No. 2, (JUc per pound; greasa No, 1, &c; No. 2, 6H Per pound. CASCARA BARK New. iuc per pouna. GRAIN BAGS in ca riots. 13c Proviftton. Thecal Jobbing quotation?: HAMS All sizes, choice. 42 043c: stand ard. 41 42c; skinned, R530c; picnic, 26 Vi V29 'c; cottage rou, ic. LARD Tierce Dasis, ac; com pouna. iato per pound. DRY SALT Bnort. cicar oacjts. ov-aoo;; nliitpff. 1 7 'J r : exnortK. 31c BACON Fancy, 63doc; Staraara, too 49c; choice, 31fr43c. Hides and Pelts. HIDES No. 1 salt-cured hide?, 30 lbs. ml un "Oc: No. 1 nart-cured hidet 30 lbs. and up, lKU-c; No. 1 green hides, 30 lbs. and up. 17c; No. 1 salt-curea duii niaes, ou io. nd ud. 14c: No. 1 part-curea duu niaes. ti lbN and ud. 11c Tho price on No. 2 hides will be lc per pound less than on No. 1. No. 1 calf skins, up to 15 ids, 4.c; jo. - alf sklfi, up to 13 lb.. 43c; No. 1 kip ekinf. 15 to 25 lb. 25c; No. 2 kip oklns. 15 to 2i 23c; dry Clint hides, 7 lbs. aua P, Jic; lirMfllnt -nlf hidfs under 7 lbs.. 40c: dry it hides, 7 lbs. and up, 24c; dry salt can hide, under 7 lb.. 34c; dry flint tag or hull hiriM 20c: tirv salt hides. 14c: dry bull hides and skins, half price: dry horse hides, according to size and quality, eacti ti Kn3r M.it liorso hides, skinned to hoof and head on, $3&0; horse bides witn neaus off. f0tr less. PELTS Dry long-wool sheep pelts, per lb., 25635c; dry medium wool cheep pelts, per lb.. 204930c; dry shearing sheep pelt each, 507; salted long-wool sheep pelts, each, 42r5; salted medium wool heep pelts, each, $12; salted shearing sheep pelts, each, 50 75c. SAN 1RANCLSCO PRODUCE 3I.1RKET The hog market waa strong and 25 cents higher at the yards yesterday with the sale of a full load at $20.50. The sheep market also continues firm In tone, but cattle ye slow and dragging. Receipts were lignt. consisting of only 187 hogs and three cars oi mules. Todays sales were as follows: Wt Price.! Wt. Price. 90 hogs. . . .22 S20..VH 1 hog... ...220 $H.50 9 nofTS. . . .2HJ 2U.Uj 4 hogs. 3.U l&.OU Prices at the yard were as follow: Good to choice steers $10.60011.00 Medium to choice steers 10.00 10.50 Fair to good steer 8 750 ." Common o fair steers 7.75 8.73 Good to choice cows, heifers... 8.000 9.00 Medium to good cows, heifers. tf.500 7.50 Fair to medium cows, heifers... 4.50 5.50 i Canners 3.000 4.00 Bulla 6.00a 7.50 Calves y.00 013.00 blockers and feeders 7.00 tf 10.00 Ilog Prime mixed 10.259 20.50 Medium mixed 10.00019.23 Roiigh heavies J 8.00 0 IS. 75 Pigs 17.25017.50 tiheep Prim spring Iamb. . . , Bi . . , It. 50 0 13.50 Fair to medium lambs. ......... p.00010.00 Yearlings ti.UOt 0.25 Wethers tf.00 0 0.00 Kwe . .00 i 8.00 STATE ORIGINS OF LIVESTOCK LOADED Shipments to the Leading Markets of the , Pacific Northwest. Cattle, Horses.Mfxed Ca 1 ves. Hogs. Sheep. Mules. Stock. For Portland- Oregon 1 4 weeK ago .... 1 2 Four wks. ago .... 1 Year ago . 1 2 For other markets For Seattle... A 5 For Spokane.. 4 l. n. totals 1?ft7 lfifl Week ago .... 1122 178 Four wks. ago 1302 13o5 Year ago .... 1378 17tJ3 8 2 2 1 10 674 37 374 432 124 58 77 80 1 306 195 122 2bo gp.OO tS.W per No. .t y;iow t no go no -'. mixed .! tv "0 HHS.IT Government basis. 42.29 KI.OUR Patents, fit 45 dellrered. 111.30 at mill: bakers, $U.16wll whot wheat, StW..'5 tg 10.4O; graham. $10.o5o 1U.2U. M li-LJ-fcitD ilill run I. o- b. milL carlo La. ; per ton; mixed cars, $38.50; ton lots or Prices Correni on Eggs, Vegetables, Fresh Iruits, Ktc at Bay City. SAN FRANCISCO, June 27. Butter, 56c: Eggs Fiesh extras, 53 c; extra pullets. Vic. Cheese Young Americas, 35c; new firsts 30c. Vegetables Asparagus, graded. 80inc; rggplant, 10015c pound; peppers, bell, 15v i;.c larse. Sir 10c small : chile. 12c; squash, summer, boafl box; tomatoes, Mex ican. $2.50 U 2. 73 box ; potatoes, new aeua. $2.2502.73 box: rhubarb, $2' 2.75; onlonn. creen. Sl.75irl.S5 box; new red, $404.25 crate; green peas. Half Moon bay. Gfl OOHc; cucumbers, southern, gl. 75 0 2.00 small; :t.50 03.75 large, box; string beans. 20 22 fee pound; wax, 154rl5c pound; pole beans, 12 srir.o: lima. 12'4il.c: green corn, Alamcas, 7 sack; okra, JU'g 12 Vac lb.; garlic, 150 tfc pound. Fruit Umons. t7; oranges, $1.25ff5; grapefruit, $3.50 4.50. fancy; bunanss. Xvl Pineapple. 31 .; pears, l.Jpi.oO, small box; plum. S1.5A0 2.mt crate; fancy at $2.0O; apples. Newtown fippins, So.oUCy) watermelons. I'w jw.c pouna; currant. 1213.r.0: loQuats. rSc; peache. 5Oc0$l crate: ftrs. black. 7r.tfj!.ic. single layer nox strawberries, $14018; loganberries, red, $70 black. 70O chest: blackberries. Sl0ri2 cherries. Royal Ann, 10'rl2c pound; Blng, 13til4c: apricots. 81 V 1.50 crate; gooseoer- rle. V01Oc; cantaloupes, $202.50 standard crate. Receipts Flour, 2300 quarters: barley, 402H centals; beana 1048 sacks; potatoes. 2113 sacks; onions, 407 sacks; hay, 130 tons hides, 2tk; wine. 10.00 gallons. GOOD WOOLS ARE IN DEMAND Steady Morement In West on Strengthening Market, BOSTON, June 27. The Commercial Bul letin tomorrow will say: 'There ha been a steady demand for wool In tho market during the week, espe cially for goods grading three-eighths and finer and for which prices are firm and tending higher. There is a steady movement of wool in tho west also on a strengthening market. The foreign markets are ail strong, ex cept perhaps for inferior wool, and the man ufacturers in England, like thoae in this country, are sold- ahead for several montns. Mohair is la moderate demand at uncnangea price. Scoured bant: Oregon eastern ro. i staple. $1.68 & 1.72; eaatem clothing, $1.40 W 1.45: valley No. l. i.&5(fi.s. Territory f tne atapie. si. w i.ou: nau- blood combing. $1.55 tr 1.65; three-eighths-blood combing. $1.15o) 1.25; fine clothing. $1.4001.45; fine medium clothing, $1.30 Pulled Extra, $l.7.t0l.so; a A-A, i.tuj L7t; A supers, $1.5501.00. Mohairs, beat combing, 60065c; best card ing. 55 60c. COAST AND EASTERN DAIRY PRODUCE Butter Market Conditions at Leading Dis tributing Points. San Francisco and eastern dairy produce reporia received by wire by the Portland offtce of the bureau of markets yesterday follow: Boston Trade dull, prices eased off from lVc. At close little real strength. De mand fair for undergrades, sales this morn- I ng being made at olHb o2c. at close 1 -score brought 50e. Dealers Inclined to! be nervous and selling freely at offers. Chicago .Market opened steady to firm but weakened after reports ic lower from other market: little trading after decline. t ew sates reported over 51c- for 92-scor, Undergrade dull. Receipt much lighter. New lork weak with lc decline; liirht trading and little support featured market. Offerings all grades liberal, demand light. Centralized cars bringing offers 50 H 051c; few sales. Receipt fairly liberal. fan Francisco There was little chance tn he butter aituation today. Pricea varied considerably, some 03 -score butter selling over 53 Wc, as well as under. Naval Htore. SAVANNAH. June 27. Turpentine, firm, ir; sales. 114 barrels; receipts, 407 bar rels; shipments, V8 barrels; stock, 6442 bar rel. Rosin firm, sales, 66 barrels; receipts, 128 barrel ; shipments, 029 barrels; stock, 55.358 barrels. Quote: B. $14.75; , $13.18; E. $15.15; F, Of $15.20; H, $15.25; I. $15 50; K. $16-35; M. $16.50; N, $17; Wtf, WW, HWi. Kansas Crop 22017,004) Bushel. TOPE K A. Kan., June 27. The Kansas winter wheat crop, now being harvested, wa estimated at 220.217.000 bu.hel In the monthly report issued today by J. C. Mohler, accrelary ot the state board of agriculture, nian. Thone Main 7070, A 6095. Phone your want ads to Tl Oreg-o- Chicago livestock Market. CHICAGO. June 27. Hors Rocelnts 23.- 000, market active, fully 30c to 40c higher than yesterday's general average. Top, $21.40; bulk, $20.000 21.35: heavyweieht. $20.85021.35; medium weight. $20.40021.40; iigntweignt, S2U.uU3y21.4U; ligbt light, $1K.73 i 21.15; heavy packing sows, smooth, $200 20.60; packing sows, rough. $10.25020: Dies. $17.25018.50. Cattle Receipts 4500. Beef steers steady and atrong. Butcher stock slow to lower. Calves, feeders steady. Beef steers, medium ana neavyweight, choice and prime, $14.50 & 15.ftO; medium and eood. 812.50(3) 14. 6U: common, $11012.60; lightweight, good and choice, $13.40015; common and mrdium, $10 5: 13.50; butcher cattle, heifers, $7,750 13.50; cows, $7.40012.40; canners" and cut ters, $G07.iO; veal calves, light and handy weight, $17.25018.50; feeder steers, $0,250 12.75; stocker steers, $8012. Sheep Receipts 16.00O, generally steady. Top lambs, $17.35; lambs, 84 pounds down. $L. 25 017.50; culls and common, $b.&O0 14.75; yearling wethers. $10.25(13.75; ewes. medium, good and choice. $6.5008.25; culls and common, $2.006; breeding ewes, $7 0 id.uu. side, June 15, 78 years; endocarditis. GHBNERY John G. Chenery, 730 Hoyt, June 23, 35 years; arteriosclerosis. ROBINSON ilyrtl U. Robinson, 077 BL Tsmhlll. June 25, 9 months; tuberculosis. TOEVS Frank T. Toovi, 6S9 Irving, June 25, 55 years ; angina pectoris. KITCH DIena W. Kitch, 1150 Taggart, Jane 25, 60 years; dilation of heart. STARK Ray Edmond Stark. St. Vin cent's hospital, June 24, 25 years; peritonitis. ANDRUS Wiilard P. Andrus, Campbell hotel, June 22. 61) years; myocarditis. PORTER Sarah Jane Porter, Emanuel hospital,. June 2o, S2 years; acute nephritla Marriage Licences. LEYSON-KAMPY George Albert Leyson. legal. 24 North Fifth street, and 31 art ha Josephine Kampy, legal, Ivon and Grand avenues. YORK-JONES Ralph W. Tork, 24. Boise. Idaho, and Cora Mae Jones. 23. 345 .cast Forty-eighth street. J1ILLEK-KIND Fred A. Miller. 27. Mc- Cormack. Wash., and Florence M. Kind. 20. South Jersey street. TUEL-D1XON Merritt Q. TueL 81. 387H East Burn.iide street, and Margaret Esther Dixon. 21, 66 54 Enft Fourteenth street north. 1 vis-HAHKjxs John Lm. Iwis. leeal. 1702 Division street, and Dora A. Hark ins. leeal. 1018 Division street. -J KLi'.M-uv i.m Tneoaore iviem. ai'o East eventy-rtrst street nortn, ana Bessie jeanette uviat:. "u. pa me address. hAK K1.M A.N-S WEEK. Robert B. Harry- man. 27. .Monument, or., and Gladys M. Sweek. 22. 105 Thirteenth street. W H (TLOCK-SKAGGS Clarence G. Wh t- lock, 20. 1061 Concord street, and M. Mat eel Skaggs. 21, 14tf' Klllingsworth avenue. HARLO W-FIELDS Frank W. Harlow, 22, 44S Everett street, and Grace G. Fields, 20, C10 East Twenty-sixth street. CURTliV-MOORE Clyde A. Curtin, 22, 1571 East Everett street, and Ollie May Moore, 21, 1353 East Harrison street. Vancouver Marriage Licenses. RIPBICK-POPP John Risbick, 31. of Col fax. Wash., and Kate Popp, 28, of Portland. MYER6-BRIGGS John Myers, 25, of Portland, and Mildred Brlggs, 19, of Port land. ' MONDELLI-MONGELLI Domenick Mon delli, 25, of Portland, and Minnie Mongclll, 18, of Portland. MONTGOMERY-BELL Clyde Montgom ery, 22, of Oregon City, Or., and Louva Bell, 17, of Oregon City, Or. JEFFERY-BROWN Charles Jeffery, S4. of Portland, and Viola Brown, 24, of Portland. VAN MISE-SULLENBURGER Roy Van Alise, 20. of Portland, and Cleo Sullenburger, or fortiana. CHAPEL-HE BERT Earl Chanel. 26. of Vancouver, wasn., and corine Hebert, 20, 01 fortiana. NELSON-ANDREWS Albert Nelson legal, of Castle Rock, Wash., and Hazel Andrews, legal, of Castle Rock. Wash. BOENTGER-HOARE Carl Boentger, 25, of Astoria, Or., and Marguerite Hoare, IS, of Astoria, ur. MOORE-SODERLTND Chester Moore. 23, or Hattie u round, wasn., and Anny Soder- Ilnd, 10, ot Helsson, wash. HALL-THOMPSON John Hall, legal, of Vancouver, Wash., and Mabel Thompson, legal, v ancouver. wasn. STOCK MMET DICES DEALINGS BECOME MORE AC TIVE AS MOXEX RATES RELAX JULY CORN LIQUIDATED MSTAXT OPTIONS ALSO CLIXE BUT RECOVER. DE -Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA, June 7. (U. S. Bureau of Mar kets.) Hogs Receipts 13.0O0. lSvjeSOc lower. Top. $20.60; bulk $2020.35; heavyweight, $20.2020.40: medium weight, $20,15420.60: lightweight, $20.10tfi)20.oo; heavy packing sows, smooth. 20v 20.2; packing 1 aowa, rough, $19.75itf20; piga, $17.501. Cattle Receipts 1100, steers 25c higher. Butcher cattle, 10 15c higher; stockera and feeders steady; beef steers, medium and heavyweight, choice and prime, $13.25 frp 14.75; ; medium and good, $U.25&il3.50; common, $10.25 1 1.50; lightweight, good and choice, $11.45 14.75: common and me dium, $10 12.7.. ; butcher cattle, heifers $7.50 V 12.75: cows, $7.2511.75; canners and cut ters, $5.507.25; veal calves, light and hundy weight, $ 13. 50 ip 13; feeder steers, $10 & 13.25; stotier steers, $8fj12. Sheep Receipts OOOO, steady. Lambs, 84 pounds and down. $14.25fe)16.60; culls and common. $10 13.00; yearlings, wethers. $11.5018.50; ewes, medium and choice, $5 V?.50; culls and common, $3f$u. Seattle Livestock Market. SEATTLK, June 27. Hogs Receipts 09, strong. Prime, $20.50 20.65; medium to choice, 920.2520.50; rough heavies, $18.25 fO 18.65; pigs. $18.2510.15. Cattle Receipts l;2, steady. Best steers. $11(Q12; medium to choice, S104F11; common to good, $710; best cows and heifers, $S(r 10: common to good, $5 & 7.50 ; bulls, $5 & 7.50; calves, $7 12. EXPORT DEMAND BEGINS TO ENLARGE Progress of Domestic Business Revival Is Vigorous. NEW YORK, Juno 27. Dun's Review to morrow will say: With the signing of the peace treaty, which Is now Imminent after months of waiting, gateways of commerce that have long been closed will be reopened and broad- 1 er international trade relations permitted. I Behind the domestic business revival that I Is vigorously In progress there Is not only I the practical assurance of another year of agricultural prosperity end the present ex- 1 ceptional retail distribution In this country, but also Europe s dependence upon Amerl can markets for products needed during the reconstruction era, and it is significant that the export carl is already expanding in many quarters. The result of the enlarging home and foreign demands is clearly seen in the Increasing scarcity of supplies of various articles, notwithstanding the rising tide of production, and reports of goods being vir tually withdrawn from sale are becoming more common as manuractunng capacity l: engaged farther ahead and still higher prices an near inevitable. Bank clearings were $6,903, 659, 62T, an In crease of 18.1 per cent. ,r, , - Eastern Dairy Prod nee. NEW TORK. June 27. Butter unsettled; creamerr his: her than extsas &2'952c: ex tra 92 score, 01 i li ."i c ; xirsti, &U031C Eggs Steady, unchanged. Cheese Firm, unchanged. CHICAGO. Juno 27. Butter Steady. Creamery. 40 9 51c. Eggs Higher. Receipts. 14,226 cases; flrots. 40&41c: ordinary first. 3838c; at mark, cases Included. 38 & 39c ; storage packed, firsts, 41Vs424c; extras, 42e 42c Poultry alive, uncnangea; 10 wis, sue. Dried Fruit at New Vork. NEW TORK, June 27. Evaporated ap ples, firm. Prunes, quiet. Peaches, firm. Hops, Etc, at New York. NEW TORK. June 27. Hops. firm. Stat- medium to choice, 1918, 60 63c; 1917, 30 40c; Pacific coast. 1918. o6&60c; 1917, 35 42c Other articles unchanged. Cotton Market. NEW TORK. June 27. Cotton Spot quiet. Middling, 84.75c. Metal Market. NEW TORK, June 27. Copper strong. Electrolytic June - and July lbWlgc; August. 18 fie t Iron and'ieaa uncnangea. Spelter easier. East SL Louis, spot 6.95c; July, 7.00c . New York Sugar Market. NEW YORK, June 27. Sugar, unchanged. New York Coffee Market. NEW YORK, June 27. Coffee, No. 7 Rio. nominal, 2323V,c; futures, Irregutar; July. 22.55c; October, 22.16c Short Covering Leads to Frequent Rallies in Spite of Some Pressure. CHICAGO, June 27. The corn market weakened today, liquidation carrying the July delivery more tnan 1 cent lower. Trading was not of large proportions, how ever, and while the distant months de clined with July, their recovery was more pronounced. The close was steady and for all but the near-by months well away from the low point of the day. Final figures were lc lower to c higher, with July $1.78 to 11.78 'i; September. $1,759. to $1.75. and December, $1.5301.53. - Oats closed unchanged to c lower and provisions closed 30c higher to 2oc lower, pork regis tering the gain. While some pressure was noticeable throughout the session in the corn market. frequent rallies due to shorts seeking to cover kept pricea fluctuating. Oats were unsettled and moved In sympa thy with corn but within narrower limits. Crop and weather conditions showed Im provement in some sections and the cash demand was slow. Provisions showed fair strength on ad vanced live hog prices, but trading waa of small volume. Low. $1.744 1.62 .0SH Close. $1.75 fc 1.53 Vi .60 jfc 51.50 49.45 34.12 34.05 27.85 27.97 No. 4 yellow, DAILY CITY STATISTICS Birth,. KRICK To Mr. and Mrs. George Krick, 859 Mallory. June 0. a Bon. WHEELER To Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wheel. r. CS B. 8th. June 19. a daughter. LAMAN To ill", and Mr.. A. G. Laman, 504 Rodney. June 21, a daughter. BACHAKN ER To Mr. and Mra. H. G. Bachafner, &15 E. Yamhill, June 20, -a daughter. MclNTOSH To Mr. and Mra. W. E. Mc intosh. 415 K. Couch, June 14. a eon. JACKSON To Mr. and Mra. W. C. Jack eon. 77 B. 10th. June 23. a eon. OKI To lr. and Mra. K. Okl. 24 "4 N. 4th, June 17. a son. . JONES To Mr. and Mra. W. T. Jones. 447 B. Xavia, June 23. a son. BI.IKD To Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blied, 639 E. Morrison. June 24, a aoa. SMITH To -Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith, 870 B. 3 2th. June 19. a son. FERGUSON To Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fer guson, Maplewood, Or, June 21, a son. PS CARL To Mr. and Mra. Louis Ss Carl, 1019 E. Clay, June 21. a daughter. Death.. CALVIN Elisabeth Calvin. 89 E. Burn- Leading futures ranged as follows: CORN. Open. Hish. Sept 1.7rV4 81.TUMI Dec l.JSii l.r.41. OATS. Sept 0ft'4 AK Dec Ii0 .70 vi MESS PORK. July 51.00 51.20 Sept. 49.50 4!'.5 49.20 . T LAKU. July ...... S4.S7 ;U.:i7 34.10 Sept 34.25 K4.25 33.95 anUKT KltJS. July 2S.0O 2K.05 2T.7S Sept 2S.22 26.25 27.90 lasli prices were: Corn No. 3 yellow, 1.77 Sl.i3; No. 5 yellow, nominal. oats No. z white. (pws4f. Rve No. 2. $1.431.44. i Barley f 1.08 at 1.20. Timothy J9jil2. t'lover Nominal. Pork Nominal. Lard $34.07. Ribs S27.25 92S. Dtllnth Linseed Market. DULTJTH, June 27. Linseed, $593.02 Minneapolis Grain Market, MINNEAPOLIS. June 27. Barley, 1.03J 1.14. J-'lax, 15.02 ($5.04. Grain at San Francisco. SAX FRANOTSCO, June 27. Flour, 812.00 r. o. b. warehouse. Grain Wheat, S2.20: oata, red -feed, 82.2062.40: corn, California yellow, 83.13 03.25; barley. No. 1 feed, 1918 crop, $2.60 2.70. Hay Wheat or wheat and oats, $16018 tarns oats, $1719; barley, $1114; alfalfa. $15019; barley straw, 50S0c bale. Motors Are Spectacular Feature ot Day's Rise Rails Only Ex ception to Uplift. NEW TORK, June 2T. That speculative interests are now almost wholly dependent upon the movements ot money was striking ly illustrated today, the stock market rally ing very generally and trading expanding perceptibly as the rates for call funds re laxed. The opening for loans was. S to tier cent, those quotations being the lowest initial rate lor the week and thi .am .ir- nificant, as all loans made today hold -over uuiu i lie coming week. These rates compare with yesterday's high of 9 per cent and the previous day's 15 per cent, and bespeak a favorable weekly bank statement, indicating also that next week mia-year settlements have been largely an tlcipated. There was only one noteworthy exceotion to the higher prices achieved, rails lagging tnrougnout tne session with renewed weak ness in Baltimore A Ohio, which erneri. enced further liquidation on the passing of me common aiviaena. -.Chandler Motors was ae-aln tht lar feature, adding an extreme gain of 13 points to yesteraay s advance or 22. Gen eral Motors rising 5, Studebaker 4 and other motors and kindred shares 1 to 3 points. Among steels, equipments, shippings and tobaccos overnight gains of 1 to G points were maae. a lew specialties and utilities sharing to a like extent. American Woolen and metals featured tha uu.i iiuur, mo lunaer maHing a spir ited rise of 84 points, copners aaininar 2 u 4. but other leaders, including United States Steel, reacted fraetionally to almost 2 points on profit-taking. Sales amounted to 1.25O.O00 shares. There was no let-un to the e-old outflow. further exports being announced to South America and Spain with ' more in prospect, including oriental demand. Aside from liberty issues, which were ir regular, steadiness marked the day's op erations in bonds. Total sales, par value, aggregated $8,750,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. High. SU r.7 111 127 Mill 3:3 113H 2,1(00 105 Vi 28 Sales. Am Beet Sugar. tloo American Can.. 1G.X41U Am Car & Fdry. 5,S(K Am HAL pfd. 300 American Loco. 10.5UO Am Sm & Reig. 15,0(10 Am Sugar Refg. - 3U0 Am Hum robac. .1,900 Am i el & -tel. . Am Z I, & Sm.. 1,500 Anaconda Cop.. 19.4(H) Atchison 1.S00 10041 AG&WISSL 1.(100 179 Baldwin Loco .. 21.000 104 fialt & Ohio . .. L4,4(io Beth Steel B .. 17.S00 B & 8 Copper.. 3,900 Calif Petrol 7oO Canadian Paetr. 1.200 101 Central Leather 13,400 fhes & Ohio ... S00 Chi M & St P. . 400 Chicago & N W Chi R I & Pic. 300 Chlno Copper .. 4.000 Colo Fu & Iron. 1,800 Corn rPoducts .. 3K.2"0 Crucible Steel . . 20,000 Cuba Cane Sug. 5.40O Distill Sc Corp. 4,200 Erie 200 General Electric 700 General Motors. 15,501) 2:l9;4 t:t ror pfd .... (i :7 Gt Nor Ore ctfs. 3,700 Illinois Central lnaoir CoDDer .. 37.2O0 Int M M pfd .. 2.0"0 117 Inter Nickel 17.5O0 inter faper .... s.ouu K C Southern Kennecott Cop.. 12,400 Louis & Nash Mexican Petrol. 17,800 1871 Miami Copper.. 2..S00 Miavaie steel .. 4,0110 Missouri Pacific 3,000 Montana Power. Nevada Copper. N Y Central . . . N r T N H H . . Norf West . . Northern Pacif. Paclfio Mail . . . Pan-Am Petrol. Pennsylvania .. Pitts & W Va . . Pittsburg Coal. . Ray Consol Cop. Readlna ....... Rep Ir & Steel.. 23,400 Shut Ariz Con. . 300 Sin Oil Refg. 14.R0O Kmithei-n Paclf. 8.300 107 Southern Ry ... 200 29 '.A Studebaker Cor. 44.200 107'j Texas Co I.soo Tobacco Prods . .- 27.900 Union Pacific . . 1.000 TT S TtiH Alcohol 2fino U S Steel 120, ROO 10S44 An nfd 1.000 11.1V Utah Copper ... Ui' western inion. Westing Electric 2.400 WMIvs-Overland 8.300 Royal Dutch ... 10,700 000 (100 1,900 1.700 1,900 900 200 8.300 3,000 900 700 3,000 3.100 3 O.IK O.I 42 54 '28 47 "4 48 1, 79 95 33 80 17V 1 (IS ij 4V4 5814 2S 33 78 19ft 80 31 107 'A 97 39 IK 48 40 03. 24 8S n:: 15 2 J12U 134?i 89 K7't 30 113V4 Low. 85. HOVi 125 85 82 54 133 - 111 54 104 22. 73 10014 178 1031s 45 8714 28 :;t 10094 104 04 42 . '27 45 47i 77 93 34 79 17 1 04 li 234 !i 97 45 14 'oo 117 57 39 28 r.i 32 TO 39 79 30 306 96 38 93 45 39 C3 24 87 90 15 01 300 2911 104 270 107 133 151 . 107 115 88 89 r.7 35 111 Las Sale. SB 0B 74 310 3 27 S5 4 V 3 33 312 10ft W 22 73 100 179 303 43 87 28 100 105 04 42 301 2 . 4 AH 78 94 35 70 17 105 23 T 97 -15 03 5S 22 40 118 185 -.fa 32 78 30 SO 31 14 100 97 38 94 40 39 03 93 15 01 106 20 105 270 111 134 351 108 115 89 89 57 n.V4 112 Bid. RATE ACTION IS APPEALED Question of Jurisdiction Is Referred to Supreme Court. ' SOUTH BEND, "Wash., June 27. (Special.) The supreme court of Wash lngton will rule on the question of jurisdiction in the action brought against the Willapa Power company o this city, the Willapa Electric com pany of Raymond and South Bend and the public service commission. Judge D. F. Wright of Thurston county decided a few days ago that he did not have jurisdiction to hear the action, but Attorney F. M. Bond, for the Willapa Power company, con tends that as the public service com mission is a party to the action it cannot be brought in any other county than the one In which the state capital is situated. During the time that the supreme court is considering the question the injunction granted by Judge Wright to prevent the Willapa Electric company charging less than a scale fixed by the public service commission last August waa continued in force. MILL FORCED TO EXPAND North Bend Company Compelled to Increase Operations. NORTH BEND, Or June 27. (Spe cial.) The North Bend Mill & Lumber company of this city has announced that beginning J.uly 7 a night shift will be added and the capacity of the plant doubled. It is also announced that the logging operations of the cdmpany will be increased proportionately. More than 1000 men will be added to the force at the mill and SO or more additional men will be Bent to the log ging camps. The Increased operations of the company are the result of im proved market conditions. Clam Dealer Fined. ASTORIA, Or., June 27. (Special.) Sam Lee, a Chinaman residing at Sea side, waa found guilty in the justice court this afternoon on charges of shipping razor clams out of Clatsop county during the closed season and of dealing without having a license. He was fined $30 on the first charge and $10 on the latter. , BONDS. TJ S Lib 34s. .. 99.40IU S 4s eou 100 dO ISt 4S W.HMIA. I A' X CV 0H...J"0- do 2d 4s 93.94'Atchen gen 4s... 81 do 1ft 4s. . 95.28 D Jfc R G ref 5s. . US do 2d 4a. .. 94.12!N T Cen deb 6s.. 99 do 3d 4s... 9S.10IN. Pacific 4s.... 81 Ar. 4th ttii.. 94.14IN Pacific 3s 59 Victory 3s. ..lOO.OOIPaelfic T& T 5s 90 Victory 4s. .. 99.90 U S ref 2s reg. . 99 do ref 2s cou . 99 do con 3s reg 89 do con 3s cou 89 do 4s reg '108 Penn con 4s.. 95 S Pacific cv 5s.. 107 S Railway 5s.... 93 1J Pacific 4s 85 TJ S Steel OS 100 Anglo-French Ss. 96 Bid. Boston Mining Stocks. BOSTON. June 27. Closing quotations: Liberty and Victory Bonds IF TOP MfST SELT. YOl'R T.1BKRTY OR VICTORY HOXDS, SKIX TO I S. IF YOU ( AX Bl'V MORK LIBKK1 Y OR VICTORY HOMts. HI KHOM 4 S. On Friday, June 2T. Ihe cloning- New York market lirh-es were as (river, below. Tlcv ftre thm governing prices for Liberty and Victory bonds all over the worUt. and ih hfrhe.t. We advertise these prices daily in order that you may always know th.: New York market anit the exact value of your Liberty and Victory bonds. Victory Ylrtorv 3i lt 4s 2d 4s 1st 4M s 2d 44 s .Td 4H s 4th4'4 n :i s 4 Market pricea ...$tt.40 $13.94 $!5.2H $14.12 $l.V)0 $14.14 $10Ul"( $ D'J.'.'- Accrued interest. .13 .14 .48 .10 .51 l.J .H .4u .:( Total 509.53 $05.04 $94-42 $15.41 $!4.:t $U&32 $I.Y00 $100.41 JHH). 10 When buying we deduct 37c on a $50 bond and $2.50 on a $1000 bond. We sell at the New York market plus the accrued interest. Our liberty Bond Department Often on Saturdays In til 8 P. M. MORRIS BROTHERS, INC. THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BONO HOfSK. 809-811 Stark St., Bet. 5lh and tith ((irou.Kl Floor). Telephone Broadway 2151. .Established Over Its Years. We offer subject to sale $3,500,000 Clinton-Wright Wire Company First Preferred 7 Cumulative Stock Par value ?100 per Share. PRICE 982 and Accrued Interest TO YIELD about 7.10 Convertible at the option of the holder at any time into Common Stock of the Company, on the basis of two shares of common stock for each share of First Preferred stock. FREE FROM NORMAL FEDERAL INCOME TAX Full particulars furnished on application. E. H. ROLLINS & SONS 411 United States National Bank BIdg. Portland, Oregon San Francisco, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. Government and Municipal Bonds Bought and Sold flLDevereauxSitompanv 87 Sixth Street Broadway 1042 " Ground Floor Wells-Fargo Building QREETERS LEE PRAISING HOTEL SIKX VOTE PORTLAND FIRST CONVENTION CITY. Trip Over Columbia Highway AVith Cliinook Salmon Feast Ends 1019 Meeting. As a convention city, from every angle of gratified anticipation, Port land is the finest in America, accord- ne to the dictum of more than 300 members of the Greeters of America, who concluded their annual assembly last night and scattered again to the undreds of hostelnes and clues irom which they pilgrimaged. Yesterday, with the business ot tne convention concluded, was the social ay of tho session, wholly devoted to an automobile tour of the Columbia highway and to the enjoyable pro gramme of entertainment which un folded on the celebrated scenic drive. Leaving the city in early morning, ith a fleet of automobiles the Greeters hirled away to Eagle creek, where they sat them down to a salmon oaKe, ith 17 royal Chinook salmon as the feature of the feast. The salmon were prepared by the chef of the Hotel Portland, and members of his statr, ho made tho trip to Eagle creek for the specific purpose of seeing that the e fish came from the pan in style that did not hazard their wide repute. The day concluded with a luncheon at Chanticleer Inn. followed by dancing. Many of the Greeters left on early trains yesterday afternoon, but.the majority of the convention crowd de parted at midnight, immediately after the return from the highway tour. the 23d enginors, former f tate highway engineer and son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Booth of this city, has returned from overseas service. Mr. Booth gave up his position with the state to enter army service and now plans to under take highway construction engineering in partnership with Engineer C. C. Van Arsdel of this city. SLEUTH SOLVES MYSTERY Hair Found Not Clew to Grewsonie Murder, as Feared. An old hair mattress, which a tenant who formerly lived at 247 Whitaker street had left behind when he moved, stirred the police bureau late yester day with the thought that they had another "trunk murder" to solve. J. Sadler, the new tenant in the dwelling, discovered the mattress in an old milk can. Seeing the hair, he thought the can contained a corpse, and Telephoned for the police. Inspector Mallett answered the call and, utter gingerly digging to the bottom of the can with a stick, decided that the re mains were not human. Al.niiAx Vorth Butte Arizona Com. .. . 14MOld Iominion. Cal. & Arls.. .. . -esfclosceola Cal & Hecla....40!i Centennial 17 C. R. Con. Co.. B2 K. Butte Cp. Mne. 1S Franklin 4 Isle Boy. (Cop.) 35 Lake Copper ... 0 Mohawk 61 Quincy Superior . . . S. & B. Mln. TTtah Con. . . Winona . . . Wolverine . Granbv Cons 68 Greene Cananea. 46 I3 . 4a . 70 . 8V4 . 8 - 11 . 114 23 Money, Exchange. Etc. NEW TORK, June 27. Mercantile paper unchanged. Sterling 60-day bills, $4.57: commercial, 60-day bills on banks. 14.87: commercial (to day bills, J4.56; demand, S4.50: cables, X4.6l.?4. l-rancs, aeraana, to.: caDies. o.u; guilders, demand, 38 13-10; cables, 30. Lire, demand, 8.00; cables, 7.98. Time loans, strong, unchanged. Call money weak. High, 8;4 per cent low. 5 per cent; ruling rate, 5 per cent closing bid, 5 per cent; offered at 5 per cent: last loan, o per cent. Bar silver. 11.08. Mexican dollars, 83 c. LONDON, June 27. Bar silver, S3Mi per ounce. Money ana discount, uncnangea. OIL LANDS. ARE PURCHASED Two Large Grays Harbor Tracts In- TOlve Total of $2 7,000. ABERDEEN, Wash., June 27. (Spe cial.) Two deals for oil land in the western part of the county, involving a total of $27,000, were reported by local real estate men today. One deal was for 115.000 and the other for $12,000. The $15,000 sale was made to Oklaho ma interests. The other purchase was for lands ag .CTerating 10.000 acres leased from the state some time ago by a Seattle syndi cate. BANKERS MEET AT EUGENE Three Counties Will Bo Represented at Sessions July 8. -EUGEXE. Or, June 27. (Special.) Lane, Coos (and Douglas county bank ers will meet in Eugene July 8 to dis cuss questions connected with their business and to the communities in general. The Chamber of Commedce rooms wiir be thrown open for the meeting. It is proposed to hold periodical con ventions hereafter. Local bankers ex pect an attendance of 28 or more. Surveyors Reach Beavertou. BEAVERTON, Or., June 27. (Spe cial.) Surveyors have reached Beaver- ton and have started the work or set ting grade stakes for the paving of the Pacific highway from Hillsboro to J the Multnomah county line. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL RETORT. PORTLAND. Or.. June 27. Maximum tem perature, bi degrees; minimum temperature. degrees. Kiver reading, 8 A. M., l-f.i feet: change in last 1!4 hours, 0.2-foot rise. Total rainfall f5 P. M. to 5 P. M.). none total rainfall since September 1. 1918, 41.39 Inches: normal rainfall since September l, 4:1.82 Inches; deficiency of rainfall since September l. lwis, 2.43 mcnes. bunnse, B:22 A. M.t sunset. 9:06 P. M. : total sun shine. 6 hours 15 minutes; possible sunshine, 15 hours 44 minutes. Moonrise. 5:27 A. M. ; moonset. 8:62 P. M. Barometer (reduced sea level). 5 P. M S0.04 inches; relative humidity at noon, 56 per cent. THE WEATHER. STATIONS. Wind Baker Boise ...... Boston C'al'tary Chicago .. . . . Denver Des Moines . Eureka ..... Galveston . . Helena tJuneau Kansas City Los Angeles.. Marsntield Medford . . Minneapolis New Orleans. .j New lork:.. North Head North Yakima.1 Phoenix Pocatello Portland Roseburg Sacramento . . St. Louis Salt Lake .... San Diego San Francisco. Seattle "Sitka . Spokane Tacoma. Tatoosti Island. tValdez Walla waua..i Washington . Winnipeg . . . Weathth 54 76:o.OO!10NW Clear 58 8ti0.00 . . W Clear 6S 7610.64 10 NW Cloudy 43 90I0.24L.1SE Pt. cloudy 62 660.00 12 N Cloudy 60 90.00 12 N Pt. cloudy 70 82 0. 00 . . B Cloudy 52 BSIO.OO 18 NW PU cloudy . .. 8410. 00 .. S Pt. cloudy 64 88 0.00 14 NW Cloudy 4S 32 0.64 . .IN Raiu 76 92 0.00 12 SE Pt. cloudy 60 7810.00 . . W Clear 48 62i0. 00 12,!NW Clear ... 78I0.00..ISW Pt. cloudy BS 74)0.00 141SE Clear 78 88 0.00 . .XW Rain 66 74 0.5!20iS Rain ... 54,0.00 181KW Cioudy 50 820.00 .. NE Clear 86 11010.00 .. NW Clear 64 9410.00 . . W Clear 52 67 0.00 .. NW Clear 5B 7410.00 . . .V Clear 56 8410.00 12IS Clear 74 88,0.00 14;NE Pt. cloudy 74 9610.00 12ISW Clear 62 70 0.00 ..1W Clear 50 6210.00 161SW Clear 52 6O1O.OO..W Cloudy 461 54;0. 12h-1 Clear 621 7CI0.00..ISW Clear 50 6410.00 .. SB Cloudy 50 5S!0.00..W Cloudy 44 60j0.00 . . Clear 56 80(0.02 .. SW Clear 72 82H. 48 ..NE Rain 56 78!0.0020SE Clear SHOWER BENEFITS GRAIN Rain Near Pendleton Ovcrjojs Wheat Growers. PENDLETON, Or., June 27. (Spe cial.) Farmers in the vicinity of Pen dleton are overjoyed as the result of a heavy shower last night. The rain was heaviest around this city and .at Cayuse in the wheat section eastward. A good shower in the Pilot Rock sec tion may have been the means of sav ing a good part of the grain there. Hay ing, now in progress in some parts of the county, was not interfered with. Don't Sacrifice your Liberty and Victory Bonds We buy anil tell all issues Wa raealve Nsw Verk market quotations by wlrt ennr marnlnf . Market Inurstt . Total Stt S2 .12 44 1t 4 4.90 .13 2d 4 3.0 .47 . 4.S7 1st 414 S5.80 .14 S5.44 2nd 4 14 lilt .60 S4. 3rd 4 14 05.10 1.20 96.30 4th 414 94.16 .35 85 01 Vict 3 100.06 .39 100.45 Tict 4 99.8S .49 L0O.37 Deliver us your bonds In psnen r by nglstsred mall, and w will pay you highest oemlMant pHos. SBBSOMB SUOSI uusi Ms- Freeman Smith Camp CO. tA. M. today. P. M. report of preceding jay. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair; moderate W Oregon "and'" Washington Fair, cooler In east portion; moderate westerly winds. laaatt rair aim Astoria Labor Wants Walkout. ASTORIA. Or.. June 27. (Special.) The Astoria Central Labor Council at its meeting last evening voted to call a five-day Mooney protest strike be ginning on July 4, and instructed the strike committee to arrange for car rving it out. This morning, however. some of the unions received orders from the international officials not to participate in the walko.ut. Former Stat Engineer Home. LEWISTON, Idaho, June 27. (Spe cial.) Sergeant Eugene M. Booth of i-'MiiMiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiL; HEADQUARTERS 1 LIBERTY BONDS; I We BUY and SELL, any amount. New York quo- ' 2 tations bywireevery morning, interest in- eluded: E 3..99.B2 FIRST 4s.. 95.03 S SECOND 4s.. 84.41 FIRST 4V4s.. 85.40 ' SECOND 4 'As.. 94.62 THIRD 414S.. 86.30 FOURTH 48.. 94.99 VICTORY 4.. 100.40 If necessary to eell your bonds, H bring them to us. We pay highest local prices., I ROBERTSON&EWING I E 207-8 . W. Bank BIdg. IE Frank Robertson H. C. Erring HllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIfF Stocks Bonds Cotton Grain J; B. Steinbach & Co. 201-2-3 Railway Exchange mug. 4th and Stark) PRIVATE WIRES TO AM PRINCIPAL MARKETS. PHONES: MAIN 283284