19
18. 1911. :
THE SUNDAY OltEGONTAJf, FOIilXANP, JTTN'E
POTATO TRADE OVER
Season for Last Year's Crop
at an End.
FINAL PRICES HIGHEST
About 100 Cars Brought From East
em States to 3lake Vp tbe de
ficiency llere Sew Crop
I Late.
The I'tioo for old potatoes Is now
practically at an end. No more Ore
gon potatoes are left la the atate. ex
cept a few amall sack lota In dealer'
hands, and the movement from the
East Is coming to a rloie. aa supplies
are no longer available there. A car
cf Eastern potatoes arrived yesterday
nd another Is due Monday morning;,
and that will about, wind up the busi
ness About 10 cars of Kastern potatoes
hare been brought to Portland from
Eastern points In the laat few montha
The movement began when It was
found that there were not enough Ore
irons left to laat through the season.
Nearly all the dealer and brokers
placed orders In the East and for a
time It looked as If the matter had
been overdone, but fortunately for the
peculators the trad shaped Itself
right o the business could be don at
profit.
Texas was figured on as a source of
apply for new potatoes, the lateness
f the California crop making It nec
essary to buy new stock In the South
west. I Lad the Texaa potatoes come
forward as freely aa expected, there
would have been much loss In handling
the old potatoes from the Kastern
states, but It was found necessary to
top shipments from Texas. owInK to
the arrivals being Infested with potato
bugs, and that turned the market for
tld stock upward.
The price ha advanced to 13 a hun
dred, a quotation that had not been
reached In - this market for several
years.
In the meantime, the price of new
potatoes, instead of decllnlna aa usual
at this time of the year, I tending up
ward. This la because California, the
only source of our supply, la unable
to meet the demand. Tbe crop Is ma
turing slowly In that state, and ahlp
ments are on a very light scale aa yet.
lrl-es of new potatoes are bound to
continue high until after the first week
In July. New Oregon will begin com
ing on the market about July 1"). New
potatoes were quoted yesterday at 4
t i rents a pound.
WIIKAT WORTH DOLLAR OX Ml JfO
l.e-ral IVrmaad la Chiefly fee Salpsaeat
Mk.
The wheat market closed practically
on the dollar basis on the Sound. This
prlca. It waa said, could have been ob
tained for a amall quantity of choice
bluestem. but there was no report of
any actual transaction at that figure.
In the local market the demand was
chiefly from San Kranclsco and full
prices were bid for club and red. On
tbe Sound, other grades than bluestem
were also In demand.
Weekly Imports of wheat Into th
Vnlted Kingdom were 4.S56.006 bushels:
flour, llt.O'ie barrels: farmers' dellver-1-s.
144.090 bushels: average price
91 1-3 cents.
Loeal receipt. In cars, were reported
by the Merchant' Exchange as fol
lows: Wbsat Barley Flour Oats Hav
Moarfay 1 II 11
Tu.erl.r ..... .. B .. 4
XV-tftn!.? .. S I 4 2 2
Thor.Ur ... 2 S 3 11
rnd.r 4 1 4 S
Katurdav .... 3 .. S 1
T-sr .... 4 3 4
Total th.a vk. Zt i 4T It 44
T-ar ago 4". a IS M ST
a to 4atr.lVft; S4-U M
laax sge ... 9.Sui I4 1J 4
AKVANCE IX CITY I HE.UMY BITTER.
Lsral Market I Kateecl Oae Teat a reaasf.
Uli tml Us mead
There was an advance of one cent
pound on city creamery butter yester
day. The local market la In a healthier
condition, with th demand fully equal
to the supply.
Cheese holds steady at the recent de
cline. Stock are practically cleaned
up bere and at Tillamook.
Recetpta of chickens were light 'yes
terday and all cleaned up, except the
late arrivals. Good hens brought 14
cent, but the large buyers would not
bid over IS cents. Young ducks slumped
sharply a a rod many came In and
the demand almost entirely fell off.
There was no change In th egg
market.
TRAWBtKBIX. riX,K WEAKER.
I .arse Shlpeaeata Meld Rack fee the 81
ardavy Trade.
The strawberry market changed Its
course yesterday and worked down
ward. Receipts were large and It waa
with difficulty that all .could be dis
posed of. The fruit haa been ripening
slowly for the past few days, and evi
dently many of th shipments were held
back for the Saturday market. Price
ranged from 1 1. US to II. IS a crate. Few
ale were made over II. SO In the af
ternoon. Cantaloupe and other fruits
were unchanged in price. Three cars
cf bananas arrived In fin green condi
tion. Big Berlin la Llaatre Oil.
There wa a aharp decline of cents
a gallon on Unseed oil yesterday. No
suit) cut as this haa been known re
cently. The new quotations are: Raw.
in barrels. So cents and In casea S
cents; boiled. In barrels. i cents and
In cases. T cents.
Beak rieartaga,
Pan clsartrga of the Northwesters citle
T..ierner asra aa folio.:
Clearing. Balances.
rrttnd IliTVtlt i.JT
uiiui :!.::
Tar. ma . JT.J1I
p..kne a4J4l
-rsrtnas of Portland. S-att:e and Taroma
tnr the pBt wee ni corresponding week
la former ear -
l'rt:n.l. fieattle. Tacom.
ltl in ..: 111. :.: S4.iim
i,t iiu.i:t ii.:o:.:t i.:i.ioi
i., t.i:i.: io.i7,.T .t;i.tt
in Ji:m: T.:vi ji.:;
,; J 431 :l 11.15.1.7 ..(-
!,. 4:iin .:i.t ::.
.. s'h ih .::s.m :iit
)v,i . : 4. . 1. ::.?
1,., I J ! I Hi t'l 1.7.-J.7t
i.- .... :.7-i..; .:!. :i i.mt.sm
i 1. :.: i.tt.yii
rORTLAND Sf.UU.XTS.
Grabs. near, reed. Eta.
WHEAT Track prices: Blusstsm. rim;
etoa. eT; Russian. HIMe; Valley. BTe;
0-foM. 7e.
MttXsTCF-rs Braa. 7 J1S Bar taa:
snieduaga fit: snorts. !-. rellad
enT. ." 30. 3.
niKS-waoi. rraeaad. 110 per tea.
BKLET hel.e feed. U7 per ten.
iMTi-' 1 wnlla. J7.M)girt per ton.
FLOUR Pateata. 4 Pr aarrel:
trais ata (ra; esoerta io: v.ll.r. .:
arahanv H JO. wkol wh.at. I4.TO.
MAT Timothy. Eastern Orea. U
021: U(ht aalxed. (1491: bsavy ssusd.
ft91T; alfalfa ll-.50is: clever. SO
til: grata bay. Loo 14.30.
Dairy and Cewatry Predoe.
POn.TBT Hen. ISfiISc: broilers. S0
Mc: ducks, young. 11c: geeea. nominal.
torkeTS. Joe; dressed, choice. JSC
EOOS-Oregon ranch, candled, fl per
dnsen: case count. 20 per doses: Eastern.
lSo2c. . . ,
BITTtR City creamery eatr. 1
pound prints. In boxea. Per pound: las
teen bos lota, rartoas and delivery
CHEECE Twin, triplet and daisies. 14 O
14Se per pound. Touns America, 10 CIS He
KHK-Faacy. I0los Pr pouad-
VKAU-Taney. llsQIH Pr poud.
Tsgetable aad rralta.
TROPICAL FRUITS Orange. S
1 1 par box: California grapefruit
3!T!: bananas. OOJHc par pound: pin.
OP'es. l.30t)5 per crate; l.mona l'84M.
f-HKSH FhLlT tit-awberrlea. Or.on.
II ZSOLTS per crate: gooaeberrlea. 6c per
pound; apple. Iltfj per box: cherrl, 11.15
ul.W per box: lutflzSe per pound; aprt
cota. 1 1. JO J per b'j; canlaloupea. I.-V
I. 71 per crate: pcna lTojl.7 Pr box.
SACK VEOETABI.ES New carTola, I
per sack; turnips. 12: beeta, IX.
POTATOES Old. 13 per hundred: new
California. 4 V lc pr pound.
VEUKTABLKS- A.paragua. TStJPO, per
box; been. lilgUSc: cabbage. IS per
hundredweight: cucumbers. lJ1.5i per
dosea: essplant. Iftc pound; garlic. ICO lie
per pound: lettuce, loir 3 Jo per doen: hot
house lettuce. ll.ZSul.7S per boa; pea. 5
r pound: peppers. 3-V- per pound: red.
laha. 12c per dosen: rhubarb, Hiil
per pound: to mm toe. II. 50V 1.75.
OMO.NM Yellow. 3: red. till P
hundred; crystal wax. S3.SO per hundred.
Staple Groceries.
a A Laf ON Columbia River, 1-pound talla.
It 10 per dosen; 3-pound talla X8: -pound
flata, 12.40; Alaska pink. 1-pound
tail. 11 II.
CO rrt a Roasted, la drums, I30SOO per
pound. .
NL'TS Walnut. 17HUo per pound:
Pra.ll nuts. 14CI14V-; niberta. ISc: almonda.
llle; pecana ltc: oocoaButa. 0el per
dosen; cheatnuta. llVvc per pound; hickory
Bala StMOo per opund.
HONKT Choice. Ii.78 par case; strained
honey. 10c par pound.
SALT Granulated. IIS per ton: half
ground, loo, ea.00 per toa: AOs. IS per ton.
BEANS timsll whit. 4Ve: larg whit.
4Vte; Lima, tie; pink. tc; red M.xl
cana IWo: bayou. So.
BICE No, 1 Japan. 4te: cheaper grade.
HMutU: Southern head. IV7c; Im
ported Imperial. fig; Imported esua No. 1.
tatse.
SUGAR Dry granulated, fruit aad berry.
II. Su, yellow D. 44 SO; powdered. 4-23
Terms oa remittance with In IS days, de
duct 14c per pound; If later than 15 days
and within SO days, deduct He per pound.
Maple sugar, lttfloc per pound.
DRIED mi'ITd Apple. 1J13HC per
pound; ftprlant. lee: peach. lOsylSe:
prune. Italian. 10 0 He: sliver. 13o; tlx,
whit and black. SteO'Hc: eurrania. lut
He: raislna loose Muscatel. e'aOTHo;
bleached Thompson, imo: unbleached Sul
tana. Ibc; seeded. veo.
Hope, Wool aad Hide.
HOPS lll eoniracta. S3S0 2SC per lb.:
19i crop. 33c; lw crop. 1SW Iliac; old,
10c.
MOHAIR Choice. 3IOI7! ver pound.
WOOL, Eastern Oregon. 10 O ISO per
pound, according to shrinkage; Valley, 14 9
IS Ho per pound.
PKLtf Ury. lne: lamb. IStrtOc each:
pelt. 7Jcll each; shearlings lo30e each.
HIDES Paltad hide. ISO per pound;
salteu calf, ltc: salted kip. lc; salted stags.
Sc; sr-en bide, lc lee, dry bid. ITbe;
dry clf. 17wllc: dry stag. Htl-'c-
CASCAJtA BARK Per pound, le.
CHAIN BAG Wheat. S: oat. 6.83c.
HAMS 10 to 13 pound. Itlifltt; II to
14 pounds. Ik VIS Ho: 14 to 10 pouuds. lTVi
Oik; IS to II pound. lTHOISc; akiaaed.
lac: pU-nlca. 13:: rottag roll. 14o.
tlMoKED M EATS iieef tongues, SSol
dried beef ts. aons; outside, aoa; ta
Stdes. X3o: knackke. 3)c
BACON Fancy. 37o: staadard. 34o:
choice. 22c; Engll.h. ISHe.
DRY SALT CL'HED Regular short clears,
dry salt. llc: smoked. UHc: backs. Ught,
salt. Isc: smoked. 14 He; backa. heavy salt.
12Hc; smoked. 13: exporta. aalt 12c;
arooked 14c.
LARD Kettle rendered, tierces. lle;
tuba. 13c: standard, tleroe. 10 Ve; tubs,
lie; choice tierce. r; tuba, luc; short
ening, tierce. Se: tub. Inc.
Otla.
I.IV8CED OIL Pur raw. In barrel. PAc;
bolle-U la barrels. V3c; raw, in case, PJc;
boiled, in raee. S7c.
TCKHKNTI.NE Case. TX; wood bar
rei. TUIac: irea barre.a. 60c; 10-eas lota,
70c
CASOUN'C Motor gaaolln. troa barrela,
lie; caaea, 13o; I gaeallne, Irea barrel,
ltc: caa. I4H.
COAL. OIU Ordinary test. caa. 110 lie;
balk, la tanks, wc: high test. It a.
MOREEGGSTHAN NEEDED
UIGII rniCc BRIXG TOO MANY
TO SEATTLE.
.Market Will Xot He Guaranteed In
Coming: W'cfk. Berry Trade
Is Good.
KTTI.E. Jun IT. iFpeclaL) Vn
aeuslly h.vy receipt of freeh ess. caused
mur-h 00 foment In weetern-avenu Jobbing
rlrrlea. Such heavy arrivals at this lime
of th year are rare. Th carry-over supply
of esss today waa large.
The country price of young aad old duetts
will be cot next week. Th former will be
quoted at 13 cent and the latter at 10
cent Hens and Murines will be unchanged.
Neat week moat dealers will ratus te
guarantee gg price.
A predicted yesterday, th demnd for
trawbemee today waa brl.k. and whll re
oeipta were heavy, tbe supply waa kept
within bounds all day at prices ranging
from 41.75 to .t- The crop Is ripening tep
idly In all dtetrtcta tributary to Seattl and
next week ft expected to ae tbe eea.on at
Ita height. Carload shipments of Vaehon
Island berries will commence next week.
Th bulk, but not all. of the Vaahon Island
crop will be marketed In Eastern clUee. The
oars will be loaded on the dock In feat tie.
Cantaloupe were Inclined to drag and
clean-up price covered a wld rang.
Old potato wer vary scarce, but new
ones were more plentiful, aaveral carloads
having arrived from the South. Advlc
from th Whit River Vl!ey atat that the
potato sere. I th largest ever known,
th season's average high prtcea having In
duced many farmer to plow up thetr pas
ture In order to Increase their . potato
acreage.
Th grain market waa a little firmer to
ay. oat. and barley wer quoted JO cents
higher. Grain waa aot obtainable at th
price quoted yesterday. Wheat was dull
aad anchangad.
PRODI CE AT AM FRANCISCO.
Qwatatteaa Cnrreat In the Bay City Mar.
bet.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jun IT. Th following
Bro.luc price wer current today:
Vesetablea Cucumbers. II01.J: garlto.
4c; sreen peu 11 Ol ; airing be.ne.
lvlc: a.paraeu.. Ticfcll.le. tomatoes. ue
Sue: eggplant. 7a)e.
Hutier lancy creamery. 31 He
Kit. Store. lSc; fancy ranch, lie
Cheeee Toung Amertrae. lmillfl.
Milletufrs Bran. J7.4w :-: middling.
''r'ru'it Apple, choir. Ttc: common, leet
M'xicaa Umea. IKJ&.14: Callfoml alsmons.
choice, ; common. II: pineapples. t0
Hay Wheat. Illgl! per ton; wheat and
oata Sisail: alfalfa. 11.
nlone It 4 I.SS.
Receipts Flour. lrua qosrter sacks;
wneat. 1371 rental.: barley. 4414 cental;
oat. II cental., bran. 1 sacks; bay. I0
tons
wtfee and agar.
VETV TORK. June IT. CorTe future
rtMa steady, net 3 4 S points higher. Seles.
y-M bag. Cloalng bids: Jun. 10 sue: July.
nV4r- Augu.t. loa-v-; September. ilSf;
llciober lo JUc November. IO lie; Tecem.
per and Jsnuarv. 10.4ir: February. March,
10 10c; April. May. l'VSle.
apot. quiet; No. I Rio, 13!e; No. 4 Fan-
'"m I l'd coffee, quut; Cordova. Italic, nora-
'"p'.w so ear. Brm Muscovado. . teat.
rentrlfugal, -P6 teat. 3c; molaaees
.uclr' . teet. .l4c. Refined sugar, steady.
-.. io ft.avc; crushed. S.7fte; eould A.
II.VoM S2nc: XX.XX powdered, alio:
powdered. HOc; granulated. Sc; diamond A.
.V- confectioner- A, 4 Jc: No. I. 4.U0:
No. I 4 ""r; No. 4. TV: No. 4. 4.70c: No
i 4lc- No. a. 4Oc: Ne, T. 4.tt.V; No. I.
4&,v No. . 4.41c: No. 10, 4 4or: So. 11.
4Uc: No, 13. 4 30c; No. 13. 4.31c: NO.
14. 4U&
tt I estimated that there ax 4000 Prot
ersnt and leuo Roman Catholl snlsston
arte la China.
CQPPERSIN DEEvlAND
Trade Conditions Give the
Stocks Better Value.
OTHER ISSUES ARE DULL
General Tone Is Reactionary, bat
Slight Losse Are Wiped Ont In
Rroovrrr ar the Close.
Bonds Are IrrcgTilar.
' NEW TORK, Jun IT. Prioe were bare
ly chngd a a result of todays trading on
tha stock exchange. The market was un
usually dull and waa dominated by a mildly
reactionary tone, although tha alight loases
wer for th most part effaced by a re
covery before th close,
Th copper group wsa well hsld and was
In fair demand. Th dacreass of nesrly
6.00O.0O0 pounds In lb European visible
supply of copper, as reported in tha fort
nightly ststemeat. reduced tbe total to the
lowest in two years.
Unusual Interest attached to today bank
statement, because for the first time It em
braced the operations of th 16 new trust
eompsnle. members whose resources
swelled the totsl snormously. Actual loans,
for Instanc, lncreaed laat week about 113.-'
000.000 and thla week Increased 173.1OU.OO,
while an estimated cash gain of I10.0O0.0O0,
based on the oparatlona of the former mem
ber only, waa Increased to 174,00.000.
Bonds wer Irregular. Total salea, par
value. ll.H.0O0. United States 2 lost
aad the 4 on call on the week.
CLOSINQ STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Bales. High. Low.
100 31 31
96.1O0 71 70"4
TOO 87 Ji f7S
X.4U0 54 13
ion 11 11
2M r IT
Too MS 61 H
2U0 26 2tf
Bid.
AIMS Chal pf
Amal Copper
30 ft
71
87
58
11
6(1 ft
CI
26
22
11
42
82 ft
107
42
120
U1H
PS
32ft
113ft
106
131
108
33 ft
SO
23!) ft
81
loo
200
k,1ft
30
83ft
41
US
127 ft
00
34ft
54
141
14
172
2K
6
8'1
8.1
81
41
101ft
1ST
M
140
18
52
18
10
41ft
18
85
CO
lOOft
111
80
IStlft
87
4T
r.ift
184
.VI
S1
110
4 IT.
17
T4
184
Soft
124
10
91
21
81
Ml
84
11M
3oft
3
8:1
T
44
82
ft
AO
120
81
70
42
20
22
60
4
T
40
T8
116
M
ll
17ft
8S
60
74
T
Am Agrlcult ..
Am Beet Sugar.
American Can . '
Am Car A Fdy.
Am Cotton Oil
Am Ud I.t pf.
Am lc Securl
Am Linseed ...
Am Locomotive. 300
Am Smel a Ref 4.500
do preferred.. ......
Am Steel Fdy
Am Sugar Ref. loo
Am Tul Tel.. 3.300
Am Tobacco pf
Am Woolen ..........
Anaconda M Co. TOO
Atchison 4.aU
do preferred........
Atl Coast 1.1ns.. 2O0
Bslt Si Ohio . .. POO
Bethlehem Steal
Brook K Tran.. TOO
Canadian Pac Too
Central Leather. loo
do preferred.. 100
Central of N J-
Che A Ohio . . UOO
Chicago A Alton ......
Chi Ut Wet
do preferred.. 30
Chicago Jl N W
C, M a 8t Paul 1.7U0
C, C. C A 61 L
Col Fuel A Iron 100
Col 4 Pout hern. ......
Consol Oa ....
Corn Products.. 100
Del Hudson
DAK Orand
do preferred..
riatlllar' Sscur 100
En 4.400
do 1st pf .... oo
do 2d pf .... 3"0
General L,lc .. 2
Ctt North pf ... 4.SO0
Gt North Ore loo
Illinois Central. loo
Interbor Met ..
do preferred. . IOl
Inter Marine pf 3.300
lnt Paper ..... ......
Int Pump
Iowa Ceatral ....
K C Southern
do preferred..
I-acled Ou . 1.P0O
Iau1s A Naan -.
Minn A St L. . lW
M. S P A 8 S hf TOO
Mo. Kan A Tex. 6O0
do preferred.. ... . . .
Mo paciOo 30O
Nat Biscuit ...
National Lead .. 100
Max N Ry 3 pf rro
N T Central ... l.loo
N T. Ont A Wss 3"
Norfolk A West. Too
North American loo
Northern Pae .. T.00O
Paclfl; Mall
Pennsylvaula ... 3. TOO
People's Caa
P. C C A Ht L
Pittsburg Coal .
Pressed 8 Car.. 200
Pull Pal Car .. ......
By Steel Spring. -
Reading '-?5
Repabllc Steel 600
do preferred..
Rock lsisnd Co. 1.000
do preferred. .
ft L A B F 3 pf SOO
8t I. fouthweet
do preferred..
(floss tlhsffleld ..
Houthern I'a .. l.V
Southern Ry ... 4.000
do preferred.. -0
Tenn Copper .. SOO
Tessa A Pac
Tol. tit L A Wee IOO
do preferred.. too
Union Pacific .. ll.loo
do preferred.. 100
V 8 Realty ... TOO
IT 8 Rubber ...
U 8 Bteel 1S.8C0
do prefrrd.. ......
Ttah Copper .. ."0
Va Caro Cbem.. S.000
Wabash .
do preferred.. 1"
Western Md ...
Westing Klec .. T'0
Western Union. P"0
"iai' "42
is S2K
lion iios
161 i 111 '
"ii i' 4ts
118!, 114 H
Hi" isi"
lost 100
'ni "so"
4 234
m nil
I00S lOOVl
83 S3S
.....
41 45V.
148 148
127 127V.
'4 ft '4si
"iift "iift
81 lft
X.1S 31.
r.a nia
4J 41
i2v i2v;
131 18t
02 2
141 141
jsvi is 14
61
1B 1SH
a... .....
.. .....
iosft io""
..... ...-'
so 10
187 !
37 Sf
60 4
13i.
51 t
am
111
41
107 ft
T4
134ft
S04
131V
rV
31
107
T4
133ft
124 134
ST
is
80
S3
'irt
T
lMft
30
33
'40"
120
M
To
42
"iift
61
IMS
M
TT
4014
T"
6i
61
'sift
6I
71
0ft
120
81
To
42
"ii
61
1S4
94
TT
40
TS
RO
64ft
'i
6I
T4ft
SO
Wheel A L .
Lehigh Valley..
a aoa
178 1T
117
Total ale for th day, m,500 shares.
BONDS.
NEW TORK. Jun IT. Closing quotations:
Money. Kxcfcaage, Kte.
NEW TORK. June IT. Money on call,
nominal. Time loans easier; SO day. Z
r cent; SO days. 3ft OS per cent; lit
montha S per cent.
Prime meroantlle paper. 44ft per cant,
sterling exchange, stsady. with actual bual
neee In banker bills at 44.84 for 00-day ollls
and af 4.6S for demand.
Commercial bills. 14.88.
Bar silver. 63 o.
Mexican dollars. 45c
Government bond. tady; railroad bonds.
Irregular.
TERLIN. Jun IT. Exchang on London,
SO marks 43 pfgs. for checks.
LONDON. June TT. Bar sliver, steady at
14 p-led per ounoe.
Money. 19 1ft Per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; do for three
months- bills. 3ft percent.
AN FRANCISCO, June IT. Sterling on
London. SO daye. 44-84: do eight. 4..
Drafts, sight, tftc: telegraph. 6c.
CH1CAOO. Jun IT. Exchange on New
Tor. 10 premium.
sodltlom f th Tnweury.
WA8HINOTON. Jun IT. At th begin
ning of buslne.e todsy th condition of th
United States Treasury waa:
Working balane la Treasury of-
ftceg 134.814.413
In bsnks and Philippine treasury 81.140.1.13
Total balance In general fund.... 8S.1K2.170
Ordina receipts ytrdy 1.T02.440
Ordinary disbursements yeetrdy 3.144.803
Th sorvlus to dt this fiscal rear la
S11.160.42T. aa agelnet a deficit of I11.T43.
y at this time last year
Thsse figures sxcluds Panama Canal and
public debt tranaactluna.
Hep. Ele.. at Mew York.
NEW TORK. June IT. Hop firm;
tat common to choice, 1B10, 33u: loo.
305 Tlo; J'aolflo Coast, 1.10. 34tf2Tc; 1U.
14Slde Steady. C.ntral America. lft
XOc: Borate. 214723a.
Petroleum Steady. New Tork. barrela.
ST 21: refined New Tork. bulk. 3S.7S; Phila
delphia, barrels. IT.25: do bulk. I3.TJI '
V00I ult. Domestic fleece. XX Ohio,
2c
jresr Tertt Cotta Market.
NEW TORK. Jun IT. Cotton futures
closed barely steady. Cloalng bids: Jun.
14. Tie; July. 14 c; August. JSAea emtep-
C. 8. ref. 2 rg lO0N. T- C gn Sft Mft
do coupon ...1O0Ino. Pac f lo 8s... 71
v a. 1 res 101 No. Pacific 4s. ..100
Cdo . iiol ,1'nlon paclfl. 4101
r. S n 4. reg-114 Wis. Central 4s. 3
do coupon ...114 Japanese 4a .. SSftB
D. A R. a. 4s... B3BI
ber. 33.52c; October. 18.27c; November.
13.2Tc; December. 13.S0c: January. 13.2Sc;
Match. 13.35c; May. 18.39c.
Spot closed quiet, 10 points lower. Mid
uplands. 11.60c; mid-Qulf. 11.75c Sales. 3S
bsles.
Metal Markets.'
NEW TORK. Jun IT. The metal mar
keta were quiet and practically nominal a
ueual on Saturday.
Lake copper. 12.82 J12.TTc: electro
lytic. 12.60t12.T5c: casting. 12.25ei2.60c
Tin. weak. 42J4Sc
Lead. 4.45 e 4.65c
Spelter. 6.56w6.5c
Iron, unchanged.
Chicago Prodnc Markets.
CHICAGO, June IT. Butter - Steady;
creameries. IBS 22c; dairies. 18j20c.
Eggs steady; receipts. 10. J 68 oases: at
mark, cases Included. HQllftc; firsts. 13c;
prime firsts. 14c .
Cheese Steady; daisies. llfteilfte:
twins. 10ft u 11c; Toung Americas. llfttj
12c; Long Horna lift y 12c
Dnluth Flax Market.
DDLCTH. June IT. Flax on track and to
arrive. $2.17 .asked: July 42.7S a.ked; Sep
tember, l.t asked; October, 11.81 bid.
Wool nt St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. June IT. Wool Active: ter
ritory and Western mediums. lTfrlDftc; fin
medium. 18C17c: fine. ll14ftc
G000 WEEK AT YARDS
SHEEP HOLD TJP IX SPITE OP
LARGE ARRIVALS.
Cattle Market Sliows the Effect of
Indifferent Quality Hogs
Continue Firm. -
There ass the usual Saturday quietness
at the stockyarda yesterday. There were
no arrive la. aaide from a large bunch ot
sheep, and very little was don in tbe way
of business.
A few transactions wer closed in the
horse market as follows:
2 horses, o rafters, each... S2
2 horses, drafters, each...
2 horses, drivers, each ... 140.00
The receipts were 2176 sheep and one
csr of horses. The shippers were Joe Lis
ter. Opal City. 4 cars of sheep; C. R. Har
ney opal' City. 1 car of horses; Lee Henlne,
Welser. 2 csrs of sheep, and K. Tennyson.
W elaer. 2 cars .of sheep.
The week Just closed has been a fairly
actlva one Cattle did not aell up to the
recent high prices, but th quality was not
the best, gheep held up well in spite of
the large offering. Hogs continued firm
throughout the week.
The following statstics. complied by tne
Livestock Reporter, show the sources of
local livestock receipts last month:
Stats
Csttlo Calv
Hogs Sheep
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
California .
Montana
Nebraska
Colorado . 1
Utah
...1142
. . 642
.. .10:..-,
. . 14U4
. ..23;i5
... 31H
.. 370
... 2U0
ltd 3U41 1D.IWI
W 1140 841
48 413 3.221
811
"i 2002 .
Totals 3223 149 T1H9 24.654
Prices current oa th various classes ot
stock at th Portland Union Stockyards
wer aa follows:
Prim grain-fed steers 6-00So
Prtm bay-fed steer 6 00 6.2
Choice stssr. S 9 ?
Fair to good steers............, t-lii 6.50
Common steers 6 00 6.IS
Prim cow 6 00 it 6.50
Occd to choice cow ........... 4.7o't 6.00
Fair to good cow ............ 4.5tV 4.75
Poor cows 4.2.iW 4.50
Choice heifers J.SOiJ s.73
Choice bulls i-?.?
Good to choice bulls 4.2o'd' 4.oo
Choice light calves T.oow T.60
Good to choice light calves 4.7iy 1.04
Cholc heavy calves i SJ !
Choice ataga ..e S.70O 8.29
Uood to cholo stag 6.264J 6.74
CholceTogs 6 T5 6.90
Good to choice bog ............ 6 50? fl.73
Choice heavy 6.00 0 1.21
Common .ey 4.04
took hogs 4.35a 1-1
Cholc Spring Iambs... 4.00 4.:5
Cholc yearling 4.vti 4.04
Oood to choice yearlings ....... 4.600 4.71
Fair to medium yearlings 4.00' 4.2i
Choice swes 8.00 a 3-0
Oood to choice ewe 2.75'(? 8.00
Fslr to medium ewes 2.10V 2.75
Oood to cholc heavy wethers... 1.7. 4.01
Old heavy wethers loot 4 0
VI lied lots 4.00 0 5.0
The following quotations represent prices
on this market for the different classes of
horses: Drafter, extra heavy. t275M30;
drafters. 1400 to 1700 lbs., IITO'SoO: draft
era 12O0 to 1400 lbs.. 100i221; chunks.
o up; plugs, 10 up; saddle horses. 300
and up.
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO, June IT. Cattle Receipts es
timated at 4oO; market steady. Beeves,
84. SOti S.6A; Texas steers. ll.ima.VSO; West
ern steers. $4.eOfjl.T6; stockers and feeders,
3.70i3on: rows and heifers, 42.00ti0.lrO:
calves. 31G8.
Hogs Receipts estimated at TOOO; market
generally-' lc higher. Light. 85.9.11 6.36;
mixed. ISHSff e..1i; heavy. I.vtt.ln 6.32 ;
rough. 5hltr6: good to choice heavy. 4rt'0
6.32; pigs, 43.S54jto.20; but kot sales, 16.20
A 6 30.
Sheep Receipts estimated at 6OO0; market
steady. Native. 82.50ft 4.23; Woatern. 32.75
tj4 4o; yearlings. 14 r 4.90; lamba, native, 14
6 6.40; Weetern, 450tt4.75.
INCREASES ARE HEAVY
NEW YORK BANK RETURN'S
SHOW GREAT CHANGES.
Slxtern Trust Companies Are Ad
mitted to the Clearing House
Dnrlnp the Week.
NEW TORK, June 17. The statement of
clearing-house banks for the week shows
thst the bsnks hold I6X.321.750 more than
the requirements of the 25 per cent re
serve rule. This is sn Increase of (29,481.
650 In the proportionate cash reserve ss
compared with last week. The statement
follows:
Tally sverago. Incresse.
Loans 1.914.91.lloO 85R2.27T.noO
B pec I 87.37.1.lK S.1.8IM.2O0
Legal tender ... 81.154.inm T.H40.4.KI
Net deposits .... 1.817.IWT.IMH) 01.27.IX0
Clrcnlatlon 41.31i3.ooO 103 00
Reaerv 822..1'.rt.i0 1.12.173,300
Reserve required. 454. 274.2.1 1 H2.rtU1.7.10
burplus BS.321.750 2H481.550
Actual condition .
Loans 1,92!). 704. oort 571.994.600
Specie 3h:i.946.ioo 6il,rtS2.0li0
ligsl tenders ... h3.tMH1.lMMI 7.2!i.'..700
Net deposits 1.8.12.019.0OO 419.0JT2O0
circulation 4.1.54.1.000 r.4.aoo
Reserve BS2.806.onn in9.27H.7iMl
Reserv. required. 450.O.M.7.1O 104. J?-
Surplus 74.301.200 34.513.400
lecreaas.
Summary of stste banks snd trust com
panlea In Greater New York not reporting to
tha New Tork Clearing-House:
Dally average. Decrease.
Loans ,.14.I04.wm $.1.i.k.17o0
-B-ci. 67. 824. So B5.87l.0
Iga 1 tsiders 13.41S.OOO 6.9.1.40O
To" dtSoslts ..... T49.7S7.8O0 680,U7,OO
The Flntwiclor will say:
Owing to the sdmlsslon of 16 tru.t eom
psnle to th New Tork Clearing-House, the
total of th weekly itatement showed tre
mendous changes as compared with former
tataments and render comparisons with
corresponding prevfous statements outside
th question. The loana of the clearing
house bsnka taking actual condition ngure
uV basis were on Ssturdsy 41.020.709.000.
a gain of '571.894.4M compared with June
10. Deposits ssgregst-d ll.832.010.O0O. an
expansion of I419.058.2IM).
The bants- cssh in vault was reported at
8402 298 0M, trust compsnles' cash In vsult
at 444 57 00O. trust compenl.-s" cssh In
bsnks 845.361.899. msktng the aggregate law
ful reserve 3,132.304.000 snd the excess Isw
ful reserv above the 25. per cent require
ment 374.301.250. or 29.05 per cent.
Th clearing-house trust companies, ac
cording to the new rule, sre permitted to
crry a portion of their ca.h reserves on
deposit with clearing-house members which
maintain 33 per cent cash reserve in vault
themselves and. therefore, a certain portion
of cash is counted twice. For the reason
stated. It Is impossible to figure the normal
weekly gslns and losses In the principal
ttema ot the clearing-house banks. -
It is known, however, that th banks
gained heavily In cash operations with
Treasury and Interior and their excess re
cerv we probsbly heavier at the end of
tha week thun reported on June 10 last.
X room will look both larger and higher
by the use of wall paper auatalnlng designs
la rasUaal Unas.
HIS ABE TIMELY
Moisture in Sprina Wheat Belt
Sends Prices Down.-
LOSS NEARLY ONE? CENT
Jfew Grain Is Offered Freely at Chi
cago to ArrlTe Reports of
Crop Damage In Russia
Are Denied.
CHICAGO. June IT. Favoring weather In
the Spring crop belt gave the wheat market
today a decided down turn. Compared with
last night, the close wss He to Isaac- off.
Heaviness In the wheat market developed
right from the atart, and waa promptly
taken advantage of by shorts, who wlshea to
do week-end evening up. After support ap
peared, longs of the smaller kind made an
efrort to unload, but found buying force al
together insufficient. Besides tha weakness
due to timely rains, the market, according
to the bull view, had another serious ali
ment. Round lots of new wheat. No. t ana
No. 2 red. were being offered here very free
ly to arrive. For example, one sale of lou.
fOO bushels to reach Chlcsgo in July was
recorded at September delivery figures. In
addition, the beara were encouraged by an
Improved outlook In Nebraska, and because
of denials of alleged crop damage In Russia.
During the session July fluctuated from
Kt'ic to 87Hc. with last trades c
down at 8Sc - i
Corn prices dipped on account of rains In
the larger producing states. September
ranged between ISHliSSc with the closing
Ho down at 56c. Cash grades were In fair
demand. No. 1 yellow finished at 64,
'4Tne oats market responded somewhat to
reports that the crop had been benefited by
moisture in the nick of time. High .and low
points for September were 39 c and 31 JSC.
with the close I9V.C a net loss of Jj 9 c.
Trade in provisions nearly vanished. A
nickel either way measured the extent, to
which th market would budge.
The leading features ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. .Close.
July 8 .87 .8454 I -JSH I .8N
Sent . 87'i .874 .8 s .Se1.
D.C. : .89-2 .88 .si
CORN.
July MVS .B4J4
Kept. 5 -i5 "Si 2
Dec- 54 .64 .54 ..Vs
OATS.
Julv SS -38'i .J7i .38
Sept. 39 .39 .38 .SV
Dec. 40 .40 .40 .40
MESS PORK,
July 15.15 15.25 15.22 15.22
LARD. '
Sept 8.30 8.30 1 27 I.J7
SHORT RIBS.
July 8 32 S.32 . 8.27
oept 8.23 8.2.
k Cash quotations were as follows.
' Flour Steady.
Rye No. 2. lo-A,, .
Peed Timothy, S8.00ll.00.
Clover 115.75. .
Mess pork 15.6015.7o per barreL
I.ard 8.10 per 100 lbs.
Short ribs Sides (loose). 7.608.7o; clear
sides (boxed). IS .12 8.25.
Grain statistics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
163.000 bushela Primary receipts were J3.
OOO bushels, compared with S82.000 bnshe a
the corre.pondlng day a year ago. fcstl
mated receipts for Monday: V. heat. 22 cars
corn. 110 cars; oata, 184 oars; hogs, 41.000
head' Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels IS.JjOO 14.800
WMeet bushels 14.800 18.400
cVro? bushel. ..I:.:... I0.000. 126,0O
Oats, bushels WiAi. Jinn
Barley, bushel 18,000 !.00
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jua IT. Wheat
Steady.
Harley Steady.
Spot quotations:
Wheat-Shipping, 11.40 1.52 per cental.
Barley Feed, 1.27 per cental; brew
ing. uomlnaL , .
Oats Red, fl.304M.8ntf per cental: white,
11.80; blck. fl.Utfl.82 per cental.
Call board salea Wheat No trading.
Barley Deoember, 1.30 per cental.
drain Market of tbe Northwest.
TACOMA. June 17. Wlieat Bluestem, 99
4r97c: forty-fold. 8Sc; club, oTtfSSc; red
Kusslan. b4c
SEATTLE, June 17. Wheat Bluestem,
pc- forty-fold, 87c; fife 88c; club, 8c; red
Kusslan. 85c. Oats, 2T.50 per ton. Barley,
826.50 per ton.
Csr receipts up to noon Wheat, 9; corn,
2; hay. 25.
European Grain Markets.
LIVERPOOL June IT. Wheat July, 6s
10"4d- October, 6s 8d. Weather, cloudy.
English country markets, steady; French
country markets, weak. m
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June IT. Wheat July.
S2Vfi2H; September, tlc; Decem
ber lSc: No. 1 bard, 95o; No. 1 North
ern! 5c: No. 1 Northern. 900
3c; No. 3 wheat. 8S6lSc.
London Bullion Movement.
LONDON. June IT. Bullion amounting to
floS.OOO waa taken into the Bank of Eng
land on balance today
- i
PERSONALMENTION.
C. M. Crego, of Spokane, Is at the
Oregon.
W. T. Bettis, of Coburp;. Is at the
Ferklns.
F. H. Coffin, of Lebanon, Is at tha
Imperial.
L. Hartwlg and wife, of Eugene, are
at the Imperial.
Mrs. C. Callender, of Astoria, Is reg
istered at the Bowers.
H. B. Hayes, of John Day, was at
the Imperial yesterday.
K. L. Johnson, of Boise, registered
at the Oregon yesteraay.
R. H. Boentgen. a merchant of As
toria, Is at the Cornelius.
G. E. Mears, of North Yakima, was
at the Portland yesterday. ,
Dr. N. Molitor and wife, of LaGrande,
are registered at the Imperial.
George Edwards, of Great Falls,
Mont, was at the Oregon yesterday.
Freeman Fitzgerald. of Aberdeen,
registered at the Perkins yesterday.
J. P. Frlzzell, a pioneer resident of
Salem, was at the Perkins yesterday.
E. M. Van Slyck, of Grants Pass, was
registered yesterday at the Imperial.
Horace S. Clark and wife, of San
"Francisco, are registered at the Bow
ers. W. V. Fuller, a druggiBt at Dallas,
was registered at the Imperial yester
day. K. S. Bowers and wife, of St. Louis,
were registered at the, Bowers yester
day. A. J- Ketchnm. of . Cascade Locks,
was' registered at the Perkins yester
day. E. McDanlel, of North Bend, Wash.,
was registered at the Oregon yester
day. W. A. Davis, a merchant of Colfax,
was registered at thdt Perkins yester
day. F. L. Chambers, a Eugene banker,
was registered at the Imperial yester
day. .
Franklin Butler, of Spokane, was
among yesterday's arrivals at the
Oregon.
J. V. Reed and daughter, of Eu
rene. were registered yesterday at the
Bowers.
E B. Haien, a lumber manufacturer
of Bridal Veil, Is registered at tha
Portland.
J. H. Llttell, of Spokane, was In
Portland yesterday. He registered at
the Perkins.
J. K. McGregor, an orchardist from
T . i
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
COLLECTIOX BUSINESS.
With Its large number of branches, asrents arid correspondents. The
Canadian Bank of Commerce ie able to effect collections throughout the
world promptly and at reasonable rates. Rates will be quoted on appli
cation. FOREIGN BUSINESS.
Cheques and drafts on all countries or the world, drawn In sterling,
francs, marks lire, kronen, florins, roubles or any other foreign cur
rency, can be negotiated, at The Canadian Bank of Commerce at reason
able rates.
Mosier, accompanied by his wife, Is atl
the Cornelius.
P. P. Brush, a lawyer, accompanied
by his wife, is at the Portland frotn
Kelso, Wash.
J. Ji. Wright, a hardware dealer of
Medford, was registered at the Port
land yesterday. , ... - '
D. H. Riley, a successful Polk County
stockgrower. Is registered at-)t!veCor-nellus
from Dallas. ' ' -
E. C. Tripp, a cigar dealer -of Ken
newlck. Wash., was registered at the
Oregon yesteraay.
J. F. Johnson, a liveryman from
Clatskanle, was among yesterday's ar
rivals at the Perkins.
E. A. Potter, of Eugene, was among
the out-of-town people registering at
the Imperial yesterday.
Charles L. Baker, proprietor of the
Hotel Julian at Corvallis, was regis
tered at the Oregon yesterday.
W. L. Whltmore, a prominent stock
man, of Pomeroy, Wash., was regis
tered at the Cornelius yesterday.
A. C. Dixon, a prominent Lane
County tlmberman. waa registered at
the Imperial yesterday from Eugene.
J. G. Baker, a well-known resident
of McMinnvllle, was In the city yes
terday, registering at that Imperial.
- C. A. Park and wife, of Salem, are
at the Imperial. Mr. Park Is a mem
ber of the State Board of Horticulture.
D. . C. Eccles. who has timber and
railroad Interests In this state, was reg
istered at the Portland yesterday from
Dee.
Frank. Sardam. who is largely in
terested In timberland, accompanied
by his wife. Is registered at the Port
land from Kelso, Wash.
Louis A. Ward, who has large tim
ber Interests In this state, is regis
tered at the Portland from San Fran
cisco. Clark W. Thompson, lumber manu
facturer at Cascade Locks, accompa
nied by his wife. Is registered at the
Imperial.
Dr. C. H. Robertson, a prominent
Salem physician, and family, were reg
istered at the Oregon yesterday. They
made the trip by automobile.
Dr. H. H. dinger, of Salem, was reg
istered at the Imperial yesterday. Dr.
Olinger is a member of the State
Board of Dental Examiners and has
been attending a meeting of the Board.
F. G. Young, a member of the Uni
versity of Oregon faculty and secre
tary of the Oregon Conservation Com
mission, was registered at the Impe
rial yesterday from Eugene.
D. K. Butler and family were regis
tered at the Oregon yesterday. Mr.
Butler has come to Portland from Bel
lingham. Wash., and will become a
permanent resident of this city, hav
ing purchased a restaurant.
L. J. Hicks will leave today for -a
tour of Canada and the Eastern States
While in the East Mr. Hicks will at
tend the photo engravers' convention
held at Cincinnati, as a representative
of the engraving firms of the North-
west-
Dr. F. H. Gwynne. of Butte. Mont., ar
rived In the city Friday evening, en route
to the Sundav school convention in San
Francisco. Ha will be the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. C. F. Wright, 540 Thomp
son street, for a few days. Dr. Gwynne
was formerly a resident of Salem, Or,
and Is well known In Oregon.
CHICAGO. June 17. H. D. Sill and
J. A. Doughty, of Portland, are at the
Congress Hotel and G. W. Lawrence Is
at the La Salle.
NEW YORK, June 17. The following
from the Pacific Northwest are regis
tered at New York hotels:
Portland Hotel Astor. Miss E. B.
Wood; Grand Union. L. H. Markham.
Reglna, Wash Woodward, Dr. K.
McLeod.
Seattle Herald Square. J. F. Dres
cher; York, J. Johnson; Grand Unjon, H.
H. Plumber; Holland. A. O. Dunn.
FRAUDliSTGBEAT
CONFERENCE ON" REFERENDUM
PETITIONS ARRANGED.
Ex-Juntloc Slater Goes to Eugene for
Purposes Many Forged Names
Alleged Found.
SALEM, Or.. June 17. (Special.)
Ostensibly for the purpose of attend
ing commencement exercises, but In
reality to confer with his principals
on the question of alleged fraud and
forgery in connection with the Uni
versity of Oregon appropriation refer
endum. ex-Justice Slater left for Eu
gene tonight.
This means that definite action will
probably be taken in a short time, as
Mr. Slater believes that a conclusion
will be reached In Eugene during the
next day or two as to just what course
will be pursued to save the appropria
tion for the university.
Slater leaves with much more in
formation than has been given to the
public. In many instances much addi
tional, and still more, conclusive evi
dence as to alleged fraud has been
found, but he refuses to divulge the na
ture of this.
It is known, however, that, absolute
fraud has been perpetrated. In con
nection with a number of names of men
who verified various sheets of the pe
tition. Those who. have been conduct
ing the probe are convinced that there
will be ample room to show that many
fictitious names have been used and
that In numerous Instances the peti
tions are of less value than the paper
on which the names are written.
ENTIRE LEGISLATURE UP
Lorlmer Committee May Call Whole
Illinois Assembly to Testify.
WASHINGTON. June 17. The Lori-
m- IniraBtlvatlnir COmmltteO Of thO
Senate committee today virtually de
cided to summon as witnesses is ino
Inquiry the entire membership of the
Illinois Legislature which elected Sen
ator Lorlmer.
Cyrus H. McCormicK, president or
v, i.t.n.iinnai Harvester Company.
and ex-Governor Yates, of Illinois,
will be heard Tuesday, nicy wm uc
questioned as to their knowledge of
the colleotion and disposition of the
$100,000 fund alleged to have been
used in procuring the election of Mr.
Lorlmer.
Mr. Yates also will ba Interrogated
concerning his knowledge of the so
called "Jackpot" fund In the Illinois
Legislature.
W.J.BiNSIsDICTED
GRAND JURY AT INDIANAPOLIS
CHARGES KIDNAPING.
Detective and Los Angeles Officer
Held for Alleged Irregularity ; In
Arrest of Dynamite Suspect.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 17. Detective
W T Riirna end .Tnmoa T-ToSKic a city
detective of Los Angeles, were Indicted-
on charges of kidnaping John J. ma
Namara, secretary of the International
Association of Bridge and Structural
Ironworkers, . from this city, and Me
Namara was indicted on charges of
conspiracy to dynamite, by the Marlon
County grand jury today.
In all the grand Jury returned eight
indictments, but named only the three
men. Three of the indictments are
against McNamara, who is in jail in
Los Angeles, where he was taken after
being arrested in Indianapolis April 21.
1911. One Indictment charges him with
"conspiracy to dynamite Industrial
works of the Peoria & Pekin Union
Railroad at Peoria. 111.." and the other
two referred to the fostering of dyna
mite, in this city.
The other five Indictments are
against Detective Burns, who is under
$10,000 bond to the locar grand jury,
and Detective Hosslc. of Los Angeles,
who has not been arrested.
The grand jury reported that It found
no evidence to sustain the charges of
kidnaping against Walter Drew, of.
New York, counsel for the National
Erectors' Association: J. A. G. Badorf,
Drew's associate; W. J. Ford. As
sistant District Attorney of Los An
geles County, California, and Frank P.
Cox. of Indianapolis, chauffeur who
1 drove the car in which McNamara was
taken to Chicago, all of whom were ar
rested here and held to the grand Jury
for Investigation.
Governor Marshall, who honored the
requisition for McNamara. "acted clear
ly within the law and did In the pre
mises what he should have done," the
grand Jury's report says.
INDICTMENTS UNDER FIRE
Men Accused of Dynamiting in Los
Angeles Raise Technicality.
LOS ANGELES, June 17. An attack
on the validity of the indictments will
be made when Bert Conners, A. B.
Maple and F. Bender, the union men
accused of having attempted to dyna
mite the County Hall of Records, are
brought into court next Wednesday to
enter their pleas.
Attorneys retained to defend the
McNamara brothers also represent Con
ners and his alleged confederates and
they believe that success In an attack
upon the indictments .would have a fa
vorable effect in the McNamara case.
The McNamara brothers, who have to
answer 13 charges of murder, will en
ter their pleas July 5 next.
If the preliminary struggle is won.
the next move is expected to be a mo
tion for the reduction of ball, which
has been fixed In each case at 125,000.
Independence Resident Dies.
INDEPENDENCE. Or., June 17.
(Special.) J. H. Burton, a pioneer
resident and prominent hopgrower of
Independence, died at his home in this
city today. The funeral will be held
Fridav, conducted by the Oddfellows
and knights of Pythias lodges, of
which he was a member. Mr. Burton
was also a member of the Elks.
Bitulithic
pavement
L
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Safe
Street
Insurance
THE BARBER ASPHALT
PAVING COMPANY
Constructs Asphalt and other Bitu
minous Pavements. 606-608 Electrls
bld- Portland. Or. Oskar iiubor.
Manager.
TRAVKI.KK3' GTJIPE.
O.-W. R. & N.
Astoria Ronte.
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Leaves Portland dally except Bunday at 8.00
p M Saturday at 10:00 P. M from Ash-
fives at Astoria at 6:00 A. M. Leave. Astoria
flail", except Bunday. at T:00 A. M. Arrives
Portland at 6:00 P. M. Makes direct connec
tion' with steamer isacnona ior aicji...
waco. Long Beach and all polnta on the
llwaco Division.
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMER BBEAKWATEB
Balls from iinivmn , V 1
A M." June 10, 15. 20. 25. 30. July 5. 10, IB.
... " j r divi. Frelaht received
aVAlnsworta dock 'daily up to
senger fare, nrst-clas.
Si Tlnsworth"- dS Phone. Mala 36.
Main ITU, 123-
"NEW YORK PORTLAND
REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICH.
Lr Rates. - Schedule Time.
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. CO.
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