13 -
22. 1913.
TIT 17 V I I I 1 I I Ik I'.l ill .1 1 .-I . . I UUlljAi a c VJ '
t At W W W v - . ...
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HOPS SELL AT 121-2
Purchase of 100 Bales cf Yak
hnas Is Reported.
QUALITY IS MAIN QUESTION
If Crop I of IVel Foltle Grade,
rrUw -.111 Take Car of Itielf.
Dnlcr With Crop Get.
tin j Top of Market.
Ta flrt mlwl boee prrvnt
miIiiimi was sad jimrtir. wha R. X
Lrnaiar tfnm ta paresaa 1I ! ai
Yakima at S cairn.
Thu at laa atnt tod'cattta r a B
aiarket Nn o r at e adlta-. al
Kaoo mi dealer er a Utlla skeptical
aad :ro:w4 to talnk la eentrart miBt
. ad boanliMsa. Oth.r thought laa arte
a Utile Blab.
!: rtattrtlir s4 a th pl ar
lb u'wl h la tb kaia w.r. iha luir
fm by Cnr. Donovan f lo nw a
aa al 13 hiu, said to of ie!!ni
,uailt. a that br O. A. Procter a IW
aiaa at Meadirlae) al 11H caata. Ilk
mlmm hop. TaM k.p wr, f
M'trM. tnpsl4 nJ baled BB4 llr Pn
ta la --titloa.
It aaetn la r a e-ir-.n I eptntoa sraong
Im::i tkal IK lel aaarkat wilt ra
rM4 11 at. aitamgn ib.y look for a
"p frewa ll flgar anlee attl arrj
f siaort and Comtic enump'.la ar
IWilrt'i.
A w far ff ting lb r?Tt al-a-w
to th tffnatiBrtil determination at th
lai.ms'lsaat xtarr.nti: Maria I carrr al
asar. thaa 3 U la a moatn.
Th figjaa. preiited It Tb Oragoalaa
wee I'n.ttl ; ditted. Ham u-lr
pr-vf -v--t fiat Y.rk' BuUl b al
from 2l.cr bala I lt.000 bale, and
.t:-r rt-d! list II w dubtful It th
crap IJO.VM Bel.
Tl ata wk raiaia ar al
a:tf ir tat flar a Ih fclftlmam. aaH
ka uMl Ij-.uo awrrftaat arrrdlnlt
Ta tftta f vsmaas will afrt au
- kfbl la !!" Irai Ik Paet.'w
Caaut. tt ":4 . L t. L". Ik prtc
t-a aiur:if kln aaa ta Enailii
wii. asm a.a i. f r. ar mJ.
t ja'l la Koalas. l" t t . k.
arW' fcrk uAv ihaa lh dewawarl
lra4 ml c;lm Ja t fllln n.haco.
iaca !-! .ud aot k it!ll b IB
ara tit crTlnr.
T a-!l" f qaalllr acw wprramt
l-mlttr U what lh dtr waata. rrlc
tba lak car t lt:f. bat )uaMJ
ft tiMtay pprm': la dirV mind.
rrm r. etymtnr, ta b livt!rBt
B ialtM t" fara rrd thr aka
. tw rk m- and ixlar. Ii orI
atialaa t I1t e;aa ard wi:l rdue
in kai ua:i'.r k"P trr ka a r
ar.
Tkr wilt ka iatir f aa f a:l ar
a.wa iM-mlii taai a aark4 cftana t
aathr coadlt'u d- ur. Bat
tbat la in 49l lb hparrr lak.a
It la iraaar J't ka liasa aimplr
I wailti t4 vutr b will k Mr
at i.i i.p t tu mark!. wfcatirT Ikai
lap ii?ay k
' ciaa pKkiaa i:i k a aaua:. aa4
H l prvbaar rrwr wul par mar at
l.ntloa ta tti fafitur ibaa al ay lima far
yaar rt.
MMCr atl-ar I to s ccit biu
Htd UWwa la rarlbuj aa4 An Cat MUI
rankrr la laTtar.
Tk PortUnd l mark! krak af.k
a aaafaaatf laktardar-
rr Uj II kj ka hl a markvd
waaka.a. At lb aaa Mama at lb Mar
abaa.a tiU T.a.ardaj pr.ca a:ampd
I lm i catw
At IB -Mia aala. th o!r (al ot lb
wawa. 1m l:ia f apwt braa. wa mad al a?l
par t.a. N prt r a.allab. tlar
frm Uwpau; r Ladaa-
M..H caat kid a kiaa:m.
bicb. ia In Intartor. aaaal la 94 caala.
laval npiKUra aad b.avr da.ra ka m
wil lnrata la U .! rjr mjar la
nii. porrbua aturtac'r at lb Bfuraa,
Thra can: loppad ad'llva prtc kid
J.T !. daa la caata.
Tba abrtaba pr4 la tk erar
vraiaa. mU kaioc 8 tl a ta ta I?, bar-,
ta Aw caaca. I tU . kraa. 54 caata. I lb
t4u-. crw-
K.ca.ptav ia car:
Baal Hartal flaar Oata H7
FN.f.-.n
tur.l. ...... t T 1 4 ft
- J i T
t. ti; ai r 7T i a;
I a 4T v ..... X t II T - m
r'.u'i tajtt ..Tin to tw Hi r-o
f ir . u.; l7 mJ 11 -la
T a i 'It
r-i.i4, ;t l a t4
S r .c ...... .. t 3
.. --IT S .. 3.1
)ir -w 1J - .. i Jp
rrjam-r ........ tl .. 5 3A
r - T I 'J
t. 4tt .. Z'Z l-i
r a at ' 111 4L. fr i-J
TkLiirt inc. any old rmo
ar f Mt l.rsiM- mm mt Wam -atM
rti-M mm I rtMl Nitt
"Any vJ l-rlc. ?uat ft nn a mv
I h m ' t th rt1r of lh if
o fr ma ta )rnt-trt 4lr9 r ra
TArn itMt r fotuctf r-rrP. :iboth lh
r- r r m tr. i n C -.
A r.itm.it f I vvita t4 ef
a :: r d:triftt.t4 ih :r-t.
A cf of M.-. rr-" frtm lt. S.ctk
lBnc V; tjr n ttiatriDvt.
t"ftJ ftaft Tahtmaa tr Bt aljf 4 M
a? c -. t aj lMt rftakdTi a ria4
r-nv
H-hb-TTidf cm la hy irvol pt.
Ta flrat cr ef Yakima arka la ax
ct4 Ma4ay N rhni pricak
T eri &t-rr a.rki aaJ ytri y.
h r-i.; i.m rrrl. wba Aa
mt trr-nrr.fi U!ppt l frca lb f--
I"1 I - " , ... fX paxiaai Tar.
T"4f ) mt m taTttAvajnt cuiinr aa4 U
riaj i tl puni,
Patrt aA:pmat worlnc th net 4ft
Btowra fa' ara aa Ptt: ag-iac nu.ti
muni tetaemtt-a4 m abat drw:
artaea4 to fipubaea. fta detjr. asm r. ..!
k 4otab - TOa. aMata t AafiUttd. a
aoareee- -W : am twaaporatovra at fert-ft-vaJ
liay about J 4re a
Mt ad faaJtry,
7 ebaca mt prta war acbda:4 yaa
wl In dra d m:m. cra or p-rjltry
Arrt a wr .bl aad wer practical. a
a.aad
t-mk Cta)rtaaB
Haaak ClMrlatl tA .Nultkl M amT-m ettl
yaatrUy wra aa t .w I
, rmmriar titaianeo.
pnr'a3 ft . ; :v $ a . o
p.act. ................. s.'. 2 22121
T.a .............. . 2.- 2
puaaM J..;t j:.t
rvart-D X1IIIT qt OTATrOIS
brata. rVaar. r4. Btr.
If.n-iaat Eark.ad. aa aaialaa.
k -...a -3. iii.vr-
kaa
at u ri .. I 4
rTTto a. .
Vlab aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.a .-
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r
h-t cxnrmr ahjc ox riLS
Xlwatra f-ata lw Ma aa fflaa CmmHUm.
ia Cmt rr r a.
a I wbR ta4 J
.a I
fnmiaf 2
h.r.n ........................ - .
aoar. .....................
ritttna M
p.t.maar 'aaaa ."a
C;jMr t.tn rt ....
n-t.r ca. ..............
Clao ir c.ttk
t-p n Vr farrrfald
Ottatar fortyfnld ...
bptambar ai
o--tartar mil
u p'-.m 5ar R-a:aa
0--tr9r ftuaa-aao ..
a-p'-amSar l .....
tv-nv.n ala .......
rvp-a-n-yar b.!y
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kJ
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ir',Mr (
i..CHi:HE;E; !4sl
FLul'K tnr. ft" Ta a Istt.. traln,
ft-. bt t.4.l. fti-tf; BraV-o.. ft-S
UiLLf'Kt.l axt jr.t: bran. t?5 par
tan; vnv f3. r:i4 br.f. ftivffjo.
COKX Wbiitt, ttt crmcktJ, 931
p4r n.
HAY- Ctra Orin tlmothr. $T 4 1 1;
T:..y i:mntcv ii'U: -::-.r-. ftlrV't
tak-W. chcau ft W. at fa tea, laloU,
Frail mm Tac-Hablra.
L-t J-..iblrr n tiloi:
T Rori-'AL rK IT ITinfr Valencia,
ftl 7 y cw pr irriows ivg4 M pr
tBi b-c 5 pr poucd. irr-fraii.
liornia. M ap., 4iSc
aoTsc-j.
V m'irrTAVT.&9i.mlr, OrCn.
1; tftkrii -"Vc ir dotfn; tomato.
2 4o ivoa . cpos. 1c pr pAuau
h4 lti-.r. ft. p-rt" ciat-r; Niol. - S W 4-c
pr ponrdr rrt--n crn. I i 0 2" Pr d"n.
garlic. ' liic ar pounl ; fipr.
pr p iaa cp.at. i 4c pr pus-J :
pmkin. IS' Prf pa-.
iiKtutX rKflT Cn;Ioupm. fli't, ft":
aiaa K!.'a; lana.rtit). ft lt,j 1 M pr
trm'm. p4--r.4. jny j-r lox: tr
mim. lOlc pr pound. piuma. $ci$
ftl Zi pr -. a-w appl-. aalrachana, ?4ei.'
ftl: grTastaia. ft I -a 1-21 pr b; pra. ftl
t 1 pr boa: rapa. ft 1 f I.T par crai.
burk;brrM. iiTa lar pound; caca,
$ 1 T ' 0 - Pr 3(Mn.
rOTATOrs Nw. Trt-fflWlO prf aack ;
Mta. ft -n '!' Pr ptand.
ox iO a ai v ?-vo pr ivfM-k.
Pa-rr aa4 Cavalry rradara.
l.-rat bblna qomailaaa:
t-.-i-l Orio raarfi. buy!rg prlc-w: No.
1. 5-; N. -t. 20c; N. . Ifo Pr -"Mi
J&bbinr r: N .
I'Ot'LTP.y Hana. lJ14c, dprlBga. 1W
ITo. i or bay a. duciu-. Jw-c; gaa.
HfTTCR CUT rrafBrr enl. tra.
Z.-. firata. Cic; aeconda, I4?; print ano
rartor. mtra. butt-rfat, N. 1. IV; -or4
-ad. So I; country craamary eubaa.
( H.r.-itWHrfos trip a. jobtra buying
prW. 13kc pr pooad f. a. b. dock, forf
larH; Your a Aroirl u. 1Vc pt pmind.
VrAIr-rincjr. i:H91ftc tt pound,
FURK Ptock. il"f Pr poend.
Mapla C. tax1 act a.
l-sM-al jtbblnc quotaTion:
HALMO.N Coiumbia rir tponfJ tails.
: pr u!" . -pouni
pound Tata, SO; AIaaa pink. 1-pounu
tatra. fldO.
KOMlY fhoic. firs pr caa.
KI'TawHiiBiiiJ. pr pound; Bra
il; not. IV; frt.rta. lM-r; almonda. IV
T2r: pnut. c: cocoanuia, fi per -;
p-r-ana. iftfatur: chtnuta lvc.
1 1 a.- a v . rimMtl Mia. AaMVc: tare whit.
mr, Lt-tia, Ssr: Uiou. J: ptnba. 4.avc.
HT'tiAK Kmtt and brry. bt.
UU. s:ra C. ftdlft; rodrad. la baxraia.
4lMl; rub. barrlax ft . oU.
ail f ik. ..nlal..l ml A Vatt Ion! half-
aroaarta. ftivi 3 pr ton ; ua. pr
ion. arT. i .
... . r. ... k.t a u. at t tt a brakan.
a pr- pounu. r ' " -i .
1'Kir.D rP.t'l r Appt. c pr pound;
apricot. i3l.W; pa-ba ft: prua. Hal
tan. Atfftv. rlatna. Ion Mua-at'. act un
bi-ahd ttUanaa, THc; add. (: dat'a.
-.. ta.. rwtunil . fatrtl SL.tU Mr boa;
curraaba. 0 l-c.
n-va. T4. II Kte.
HOP 1-11 contra: nominal. 3f He;
tl -rtp. ir: old. 1Z1S.
lilK f '4 hid-. liSc; Ml'.' kip.
1.-; t-.trd caU. !; arooa k.d. 14c; gr-n
ki-. inc. sra caif. lac; dry b-da, iic; dr
a f . 3"c.
woot. - Eastern Orffn. mdlm. 2 W
3V. r.tmtmrn oroa, fin. IftV.lSc; Vai
tor. aaw-c.
:u!l( rr'p. pr pouno,
i A KAkLA 1ARK. 04 and aaa, 4o par
pOJTld.
l'k:i.T3 try ngwaot p-t(a, J3Hr: dry.
hor.aaoolcd plts. 11 St; lry hriln.
-a, oa; aaltadl arar;in. a n.
;o; dry at. long Mir, aach. 1 dry
at. aboariiaa. tarn, tut?:Oc: alt4 loeg-
ih,4 p.i. Vr. ftl ftl each.
DRAIN MAO la car lota. T; taaU
lot. W artora.
rrM iaa.
II A M AM ai. rboica. JOe: atandart. ,
USe; Bkiaad. lv. pualca. IZc; cot lag a i
ro.l. lc; a-d, ITJ. !
Hacon fancy. tic; ataadard, Tl W
rbotca. 17h l-c.
IHT (ALT-Mkoft. ctaar baoka. KHftlWi
ciporta. .: lli--; p.-ta. liawSc
UNO Tl-rc baa!, kattla randarad, iZe;
atandard. lie: mmpouad. le.
IlAHHf.t. i;VJta Uwmm ht. ft-4: plat
bo-tF. brtt pork. fta.M; trip, ftiu.-v
tf 11. 5a; tonga. ft.
Otla.
KEROSENB TVitrr wblf. drama. tarrla
r tavck .ona. lec: wood brr.a. lie;
caa. ITS -! S
-UAAOl.l.Ntf Hulk. HSr: caa. lHc:
tn;ln dtu.:ata. drums. tSC: raa. lSc;
nmpthm. druina. lUWe. caaa Itfcc. I
i.IX4Kr:u n- . barraia. cc; raw.
-.- tic. boiWC bairala. ic; bollad. cima,
TfRrrs'TIVK In tanks. 5c; la caaaa.
aV-. 1 J-C.U lot. 10 Ir .
MOBB nOMtft CO KOCTItWAEO
Mrkt Oiwtabal QuW w With Warriaa;
allMa .Not Bajlas.
KLAMATH ft A I. LA. Or.. Aug. Tl. ffl pa
ct:. -1 1. aocund crd ( honhfg to
la tb ctty thkM wook war ablppd to
iin raac.co by C. Iv Stewart, of that
city, who bu a r u la r.y In th.a territory.
Ha aariatn that tb a tock ia to fi:i a
rt-ui order o( tha Wi;, Fargo A Con
par y Kpra
Mr. H:art any, th bora market gen
rally la qult now. and that but on rep-r-e-niatit
of 1? warring nations la buy
In la tn:a country aow. Mr. .Stewart r
tame 9triir from th Adarna bore
tattoa la Wood River Valley, north of bre.
and ad ther wtra approximately ISO
borea there awaiting- purrh. H rtd-Icu'-aM
the lSa that, aa reported recently. ;
the foreica n ha had to pay 'r
bltant priv-e for horaea la Ihla country, and
md th t-mnt that they have beaa
boyina thm fr from ft.: to ft chaaper i
a bead tui& t nrw pm h:mae:f paya. j
rrnxwo frodi cc market ,
rrirea Carrewl la Bay Uly a-a Frails Vraja-,
lablea, 1'aaeMaffa. Fie.
PAV TRANCI-JCO, Attg. 51. Bottar Freah
txtnl. r.
ra Frejh evtraa. tHt ,
rhttte vw. s St? 19 He: California chad
dare I ic : Youbx America. 1 1 Hep 1 4.
V.ca:.b!a iammr mumIx. rstfUV; ,
triiwc beana. IS ftlSc: a. 1H-Hc;
lima. IftlSC: greea com. iell :5; to-mato-a.
i a Tic; cucumbara. 2i O ; bell
pa-rrra. l 4c
On laa a Tailow, tAftC.
har:r n.ppir.g and brewing. $1.30 9
1 ;.H Pr cntL
Fmit Lemon. t;.?3Ja; o rang ft. I3.M
0 t Tl: aff raa. I - S f 3.
1-atato Le.t. 'f$20; awaata, 3H
-V
Rataa 111 Aaatrallaa Crapa.
TJvrpl Cnrc Trad Xaa Juat to band,
raporfa mm fwitoaa n Auatraltan crop:
-rrtbr sod raina hav b.n rtKrtad
br lb Bia! aao?rtcUI aulborltl.a. and
prant yrxvn" m plv rta lo hlb hop-aa
tr ia aaai b.rvr.t. It anuat b cntf.r-at.-ad.
koaar. tb.l lh rrop k Ptlll I
lav irtaar dancar.. Inr'iMllnp lack of rain
ia ITtaWr and CVt"br, and hoi wlnrt.
.ban tha pram la a:tir.. or ban It la In
t,. mlik. hut tl ai-ian-ld rain which bar
baa fat!ln r tba rl month or
.-aa ba.a baaa of tr otranat konrftta.
a&d nav prrat-r acour.td sroa.rs and
m't:'.aal.
t laa Orrharaa la -4 Amp.
AI.BAXT. Or. Aaa. tl. 'pll T
fr.it tra ta Una mtir ar to pood con
d !-, o rporrd by Cntr rrult lnpct
ar t Kiaklilt. b baa Juat rataraad
from aa np:tla tnp. r:r b!lM
(!... tt. .T I i Ha or Jar.
Ita fa-nd fat r.r, fa lrr war ar:atd.
.. .... f . K . .M and arar.
. a .i . - -- "
and rt tbr. .r f"ur app.a ir t.lnp
itamaad Al affartaj lr. ar. ordarad
d.atra.a4 a a prraottB alBt lb
a?raad:n t tb kllpbt.
larp Alfalfa foalrart Ma4.
Ti Pa J.at.ta LlCt and "or ttata
atn. r.a-r-a .jai i b t. Iatial
mo-iat fr a:ta fa ar a'cnad up la tbat
a -rtr.LU romr.nr baa coo-l-mr.l
4 w't. a N Tr l.mt t. furtil-b
lai-D rrk H'i w: i bip4
n.' panam. f.n.l mm t l n Iba
lk aatirt Ir tram t M par la.
acar at Xrw Tark.
vew TOPS. A. SI ur torora m-c-n.d
comm.a.-a ku llna tdar
T.-a TJ n : BnfhiM. I I
p nil '..oar al. To tan. aaotamoar.
1 a' . ifcacmbar. i-0: ilarca. ic. Mar.
Hoc
prladl t rail at Nrw Vk.
NtW TORlt. Aa tl. rrapra;a4 BPP'.ad
dual, rraaa. ataaCjr. poac&aa, ulat.
WHEAT IS NERVOUS
Price of Cereal at Chicago
Breaks Once More.
OVER 2 CENTS IS DROP
Demoralization of Exchange and
Sinking of Arabic Reduce to Van
ishing Point Any Chance of
Important Export Business.
CHICAGO, As. 21. Balllnf preaaur wa
Mavjr oa wbaat today wliis la th mala
to difltrultl that wr hajnprins export
trad. Th clo waa nnroaa, l.e to 26
CZ'te nt lowrr. with Bptmbr at tl.OCS
and Dcmnr at (l.nt O tl.OO.. Corn
flnlabrd (. 0 k0 to b(lo down, oat oft
k to Sc ana prorlalona rarjrinr from 10c
dvclin to a ii of S cant a.
Cotidltiota rau!tlnv from th Btnktna of
boa t a and th d.moralUntlon of exchange
appaairod to bar rducd to nartr th mn
lahloa point all ImmaOlftta chattca ef any
important xport bualnea In wheat. Thla
fan. with alcna of an aurtnented Phlpplnff
movmnt to primary terminal both In th
Northweat and lh bonthtrest. brouphl about
a derided ruh Iter to dtapo of boldinca.
Mranwhll th only buylnff worth mention
wa confined to ahorta, who wtabed lo vn
up for th week end.
lncred rural offertnaa had a depreaalna;
fleet on com. Unaeaaonnbi weathar ap-p-ared
tmnornrtly to hav toot Influenc
aa a prop fr th market. Oat could not
wtthetand th decllo In com and wheat.
Thre:ilnf dlaya wr aitopcCher loat aight
of during tb lital half of th Beaton.
Packer buylnc put a lilt! firmn Into
lard and nha. rk. however, lacked up
port and howed a ooticable tendency
lo r.
loadlna futur ranird aa follow:
WHEAT.
Open. His-!. Low. Clnae.
pt. lioiS l'i4 i:H i:i
Dec la: tai. l.ouw i.io
COR.V.
("apt. T5t4 .T't .Tl V -HH
Dae (IT . ."Vk
OAT
Sept. JS .J1
u.c 3i .a .;. .tTj.
MESS FOKK.
aapt. .. 11.77 1J 71 1.T U tl
Oct. 1J.) II 11" 11.10
LARD.
Ppt 1
ocu I : t i in .:
SHORT RIB!
Sept. .T2 I 71 "f t.TO
Ovt t.lt .ll . 0
rnah prlrea wer:
Wheat No. 1 td. I1.10IJ1 11; No, t hard,
IlllflllL
Corn No. yllow, tlHa; othr nominal.
N No. 1. II. 04.
Harl.y vlJTlc.
Timothy I.", lit 7.
Clover t j.; s a 11. ;t.
Faralaa drain Markrta.
I.IVERPCXJU An SI. Wheat Ppot. No.
t Manll.-ba. Ill Sd: No. S. 11a d: No.
1 Northern. Luluth. 11a tisd.
Comy pot. American mixed, new Pa.
Mlnaeanoll flrnla Market.
MIVNKl'OLI. AaC. ' Whaat Hap
frmner. VTSc. leraniLer. PTc: I.o. 1 hard.
Ii.tuc: No I Ni.thern. Il.rrs u 1.14.
It.rlay. out. tk. tff T.'c ; new, ittv tllti.
I'lil. II V.i'. jUl'i.
roret dooBd (iraln Markrta.
PCtTTLIt. Autr tl. Whet Hlucatem.
pv-j Turkey red. - rortyro;d. VuHo; club.
4,-: fire. U'JSc: red Human. VOr.
Itarley. $2i par tna.
Vaatarday a car recelpta WhML, It; oat a.
2; bay. Ji; f:our. 4.
TACOMA. Au 31. Wheat TJIueatam.
tl .v r-ttvfoM. l-r: club. 7c: red Ufa, Hc.
I'ar re.-e.pta Wheat, '24; barley, 1; oat,
t; hay. It.
raaa rraaelar Urala Market.
PAV KANCIKfO. Auc. SI. Call board-
Wheat, a -ak . no Iradtup; baricy weak:
lc, ll.lilS.
WORLD WHEAT IN EXCESS
LONDON AVTIIORITVS lRPLf9 ES
TIMATE IS CI VEX.
With Xrnal Heather CaBdltkoo Zr.e,
OOO.OOO Baakcla Over armal Re.
aalreturat la Exrcetcd.
UO.NDON", Aur. 21 -Th London Grain..
!ed and Oil llep-u-ter t amalgamation of
t--rnbuk-h'B and .liieroohm'a Llatat eallmatea
in. world a aheat production at .149.ouii.uoo
busheia. or .Uii.-jUu.iiti'r buabela prealar than
lat year. The world'a exportable aurplua
ur.afrected by war rondtttoita la placed at
r.;.l.-.i tHM bui-hela In exceaa of Import re
quirement. Tha figure, ar baaed nn tb
aaeuinptlon of normal, autlter condition.
Th atlmatea with companaon ar (.aa
foiiowa:
Buahel
im. laU.
Kur.-p 2.17II.ICO.OOO l.P.'.u.-ttm.o-io
Canad-t J r.u.uuo.iH'n
t'nlia. urate t.i.-...i.i..-i) Wl.?.0,'-i
Auatralxaia i u.ni.inai i i i..u-v.u'ai
India 3-;t.i;i..taH 5M.4IMI.IIOO
All other an3.!i.w 1.".i."!ih.'mio
Total 4. 1 4X.OO0.00tl 3.lli2.O00.l.O0
tTven with unfavorahl weather the crop
II atlll utflclrnt to Inirur ample mppltea
for all requirement. Th.world'a exporta
ble aurplua I. eatlmnta.1 at l.otlu.uoO.Uou
buah.,:a but onlv a aniatl portion of the
Kuaalan aupplla. which ar. Inclu.lcd In tnla
total, will b avallau: until lh Dardanellea
are .-ropened. while liorrrny can only im
port Roumanian wheat while the latter re
main neu:ral. Therefore, excluding Jtua-
la and R-umanta from Hi lint of ex
prter. and tlermany and Auatria from
tb Importer, lh total aurplua 1 placed
at 71 i coo.uvJ busheia. European re-iulre-menta
ar Jtlmated at only 4(o.O"O.0f-U
buanela. and non-European at 44'.0U0.O00
buahala.
ATRB SAILS ARE ADVANCED IX PRICE
Review cf Iran and 111 Trad Show Kaaj
ber ef latf ar.
NEW TORK. Aug. 21. Th American
Pteel a Wlr Company today advanced the
prlc of wlr. nail el per ton plain, barbed
and painted wlr and other wlr product
2 per Ion. exceptinc klvnu--d extra,
which wer. reduced e4 per ton. Some gai
iinu.) apectaltlr ar down S Pr ton,
c:feetlv Monday.
Export demand f.r wire ccntlnuea actlv.
Th lar-rel Intereata, throuah the United
tatra Hteel l'roducta Company, booked for
elin order during the week for S7.hm ton
of w!re. brlnalna the total export aalea up
to 67.000 tone erne Atiguat 1. Msttree wire
wae ta aapeclally artlt demand for ahlp
ment to j-outh Ametlia
Th fnlted Statee hteel Corporation will
roil A-Vtaat ton of 47-pound ileaaemer ralia
far Ruaal at Chlca-.
Th American Bride Company haa taken
two additional contract for Nw York eub
wy ontructlon. amounting to 21.000 tona
Th R!tr St Conley Manufacturing Com
pany baa aerured th enn tract for B-'-o tone
wf tl for lb lpartmnt of Intarlor
building at Waahlngton.
(an Fnlurr.
NKW TORK. Aug. 21. Th market for
eorfe future wa uneettted today, with
price working lower under near monthly
liquidation and aom trde !!!ng accom
panled by report of lower Arm offer from
lira:! Th opening wae eteady at a d-
- f tw pom: to n a:vanr of thre
point and th market reld pretty wall dur
I.i I the early trd:n. but offering lncraad
with lacemb.r ron'rar: aelilng off to 4.40C
and tU cl.-a aa to lo point net lower,
fa r I o SOrt. Aucuat. C.2-C. rieptemher.
4-k-: October, fj.tc: November. 4'lfic: Da
ce'rober 440C. January. 4 4.V: February.
4Hc: March. Mc April. 4 sc; May. a. Sic
Jun. 4.c: July. 4 70c.
a t Bare y ataady. Rio 7 Td: Santo
I. pt.d. Coat and freight quotation wr
unchanged t IS point lower, with rporta
that thar ware tw eftr of well dcacribed
antoa 4a at . Er.cli'h credtta.
Hi aarhang wa 3-114 lower, at II -ldL
Murela price wer uacaanged.
Cxtoa Market.
NEW TORK. Aug II. Spot cotton quiet.
MidU.ing up.au la. 10c Saiea. li bale.
Coitua luturea opened a'.ckdy. October.
JOc: December. .57e: January. S c
jearco, e.aao, y .
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 21. Cotton Spot unchanged-
Good middling. .71c; middling.
.4:c; low middling, flic Sale. 0tf balea.
Xaval Store.
SAVANNAH. C.. Aug. tl. Turpentln.
firm: S7c: aalea. PS; receipt, 64 J; hlp
ment. u3: atock. Is.S.t.
Koala, firm: eale receipt. 1741; ahlp-
mnl. 3S1: itock. 44.474. Quol: A. B. C.
D 123: B. f XfiSc-t PU; . F, : O. $3.05:
H. .I.0S10: 1. .10; K. IS.23pa.S0: M.
14; .N. 4.7i; WO. j.8Q: WW. 3.7a
Chicago Prodoco Market.
CHICAOO. Aug. :i. Butter lowtr. Cream
ery, :u!io
Erg Receipt 7737 caeca, unchanged.
l otato Higher. Receipt, lt car. Ohio,
40842c: Jereey cobhlera. bulk, Bit5Sa.
Poultry Allv lower. Fowl. 11c; Spring.
lStflte.
YARDS SEE ONE SALE
TWENTY HOGS O.VLY OFFERING OJI
STOCKYARDS MARKET.
Svelaa Brla Tea Ceata I'aaarTaa.
Recelpta Llgkt and Little Arrlr
Inr la aa Ccnaalgnm meat.
Rclp'i of tock wr light at th Port
land UnaSn utockyard yaatorday. and much
of what Jid arrtv was conalgnd and did
not get on the open market.
Only on ! waa mad of 20 hog, of
an average weight of 1S pound, which
brought 7.40. a dim under th ton.
Receipt were: 11 cattle, & box and
1U aheep, b total of evn car.
Shippers were: C. E. Lucke, Canby, 1
car cattl and hog!: A. R. Bokosky, Olbaon,
0 car sheep.
Current prices at th local etoekyard of
th various claaaes of llveatock ar a fol
lo.ai .
Beat steer $9 50;7.0n
Good leer ...............
Medium steer
Choice cowa ...-....
Heifers
Bull
Slaga
Hotfa
LlKht
Ha vy
Kheep
Wether
Ewe
Lambs
11. 0006.25
8.7.'. '4 U. 00
5.0oaP--e
4. Mi 5. 00
sioaa-oo
T.407.50
7.2J S 7.40
4.7S9..V0
U'oai.M
4.Tlt4.0
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21. Hoe Receipts 3000,
slow, 3c to loc bov yesterday's average;
bulk I6 207.10: light. 7.007.83; mixed.
4o.lia7.70; heavy, 43.U307; rough. $3,830
4.10: pies. 178.
Cattl Receipts 100. steady. Nativ beef
cattle, $0tf 10.23; Western steers, $6.73
P. 23: cou aud heifers, t3.lui; calves,
,S 30412.
Phrep Receipt 2foo, strong. Sheep, IS.Bj
t20; Umba, .6.30 g 8.83.
Omaha Llveatock Market.
OMAHA. Aug. 21. Cattle Receipts 100.
steady. Nstlve steer. .71. 73: cow nd
belters, 1697.73; Western steer. $S.3uV
8.74;: Til teor. $67.73; cow and
heifer. 5.7S77.13.
Hogs Receipts 5200. higher. Heavy.
I10V.43; l:a.Tt. $1.7097.20; pigs. 13.73
7.1n; bulk. $6.134.30.
t-he-p Receipt 10. steady. Tearllngs,
g..60tj 8 23; wethers, $5.23rj4; lambs, .btf
8.70. .
LEWISTON MADE HAPPY
large: craix dealers optimis
tic OVER 1913 OITLOOK.
.New OfI!cea Opraed and AVI II Prove
Boon ta Farm era. Who Expert Bet
-f prices Thaa PrcT,looalya
LEWISTOV. Idaho, Ail. 21. fSpaclal.
On nrcount of the enoraioua Brain cropa
produced In thla dUtrlct, and becausa Lew
ictou bae un open river to the aea, tha largts
grain tier are moat optlmlatlc, and aev
rt.1 new oillcea hav been opened. Thia ta
provli.rf a boon to tha farmer-, aa It makea
the competition keener and batter pricea are
ra-llaed on their product.
Tha lm proved transportation facilltlea
hnr. made Uwiftou a center for a large
territory, and during tha paat two year the
local buvera bava operated extenalvely In
tha aPaluuaa country aa well as handling
praotltAlly tha antlra crop of tha prairie a,
Clarwatr aectiona and Aaotln County. The
opening; of the river to through transporta
tion to Portland baa added to Lea iaton'a
Importanca aa a rain center and It la
atated tlia handling; of Bruin to Portland
by ateamera will enter Into tha Lewlnton
prlca-maklnr when tba competition become
keen later in the eeaaon.
The railroad rata on wheat ia 13 centa a
hUBhel. and ft4.1& a ton on barley and oata.
It la explained tha boat rate will maka a
df.Tercnc cf aeveml centa a bushel on wheat
and a like difference a hundred on barley
and oata.
Tha Hhlpmetit of oata to the Coast la a
email factor In tha grain operations of tbe
Leuiston country, but large quantities of
barley and the bulk of the wheat crop are
handled through, tha Portland gateway.
With steamers plying from L-ewlston direct
to th Portland harbor, where the rrain
can be loaded direct into the ocean-going;
hi pa. the farmers of the Lewlston country
can expect this year to receive direct bene
fits from the open river, and especially la
thia true of tha farmers tributary to th
Snake River warehousea or the new Lewis
ton. Nei Perce A En tern Railroad, which
will handle tha grain direct to the river
steamer.
Among- the larger grain companies rep
resented at Lewlston are: Balfour-Guthrie
Company. Albers Bros.' Milling Company,
VoUmar-Clerwatr Company, M. H. Mouaer
Company. Kerr-GliTord Company, Northern !
Orniu - Warehouse Company. Trl-State I
Terminal Warchouae Company.
I'MATILLA CllOr IS NEARLY ALL IX
Wheat Yield Now la Estimated at
4.000,000 Buffhelft.
rBVOI-ETOV, Or.. Aug. 21. (Special.)
-With approximately 03 per cent of Uma
tilla County's wheat crop haprested. It ap
pears that the ylald will be about 4.000.0U0
bushels, or about 13 per cent below nor
mal. Practically all of the big wheat belt
has been cut, and harvest operations are
now under way In only the light land
sect tons and -in some of tha country foot-,
hllli. . i
There still Is some grain In the stack In
the Pilot Rock and Holdman countries. The
191.1 barley crop In Umatilla County la not
aa larp aa In other year for the reason that
lesa acreage waa sown to barley thla year.
It la estimated that between l.in.oon and
1T3.V0O aacka of barley will be shipped.
lloat licktnr Started.
QUINARY. Or.. Au-. 21. (Special.) Hop
pr kin br;an here thla week on Llvealy's
Lake brook farm, the machinery Installed
lit at year being .-.employed to do tha -vork.
By its us -40 persona are enabled to do
tha work of lOO Later a larpe force of
hand pickers will be employed, but the
mac'iin la considered adequate for the
early hops. Lice, red spider and mildew
hav eomewhatacut down the prnpecta for
a heavy yield of hops, although drastfc
measures have been taken in all the yards
to kep vermin down. Th Intensely h
weather cf the past week ha been bene
ficial In killing Termlnut a.ao haa sapped
eoma of th x.cceaary moisture from the
earth and vlnea.
Tone of DlarkbatTiea Beinp; Shipped.
QL i.VABY. Or.. At:g. 21. epeclal.
With aoo campe of evergreen blackberry
plckars established In thia aectlon, Collins
and Starr are ahlpplng several tons of
ben-lea to the canneries dally. Tha farmers
tecclv $lrt a ton. the pickers 1 cent a
box and the promotera $0 a tna from the
ramiTlea Tha berries ar wild and pre
viously recarded as a nulsanc. for while
a few have been put up for Jelly the treach
erous thorns are unsafe to handle, and
pickers are armed with knives to free
i h. --selves. Som pickers make SI n day.
but others find 4Q cenis their average.
Uops. Etc., at New York.
NEW TORK. Aug. 2L Hops, quiet; hides,
steady; wool. Arm.
rigi Butter Market Not Held.
ELGIN, 111.. Aug. 21. No butter market
on account of automobile races.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21- Copper nominal,
electrolytic, 16.75 i 17..WC Iron unchanged.
Doloth Linseed Market.
VOULrTH. Aug 21. Linseed, cash. 1.59 e;
September, l-iDXjC. .December, L08&
SELLING HOVE IS OH
Stocks Liquidated With Haste
Following Developments.
ALL LEADERS INVOLVED
Bethlehem Drops 11 Points, -font All
War Shares Are Affected Bank
Statement Shows Cash Gain
of Almost $11,000,000.
NEW TORK. AOS. 21. International f
talra loon-.ed large on th financial horlxoB
today. Stook wr liquidated with fevertan
baste In conaequenc ot lateat development
In th Arabic cplsoda.
Concern regarding thla countrya relation!
with Germany wa heightened whn It br
eam known that th British government
had mad specific denias tbat th Arabic
waa under naval protection when attacked.
Advices from Waahlngton to th effect tbat
our Ambaaaaaor at Berlin, probably would
b directed to make representation to the
German Foreign Offlc offered further cause
for apprehension.
Opening prices, whll generally '0,r
mainly affected the war enares. but tn.
selling movement soon comprehended aucn
leadors as United States Sl.el, tnion ma
cule. Canadian- pacific, southern Pacific nu
Reading. Transactions In steel were even
larger than In the early day of th i .
and at the height of th decline a break of
, m recorded between sales
Steel fell to 7UK. a loss of 314. tnion
Pa-iflc at 127 H broke a. and Canadian,
Southern pacific and Heading yielded virtu
ally two point each at 14i, ls na
l4Bethnem"stee'l. although m'ost Inactive
of the prominent war stocks, sustained a loss
of U point at 274. with four points de
cline in the preferred at 141. General Mo
tors fell- to 200. New York Air Bra"
S4 to 1244. and Pressed Steel Car oil at
38. Other Issues of the same elaas, as wel.
a motors and minor equipments fell awaj
3 to S points. Minimum price were made in
the final dealing, th. few recov.c.ea from
that level being mostly fractional. Jot-1
sales approximated HfiO.OiXi anares. ot rhlri;
ateel aupplled almoat per cent. Metai
shares Vre extensively traded In. Anaconda
falling 4 4 to 07 tnd Tennesae copper a
P08"me0of th. week", financial. undertaking,
wer. reflected In th. bank statement whicb
showed an actual loan expans ion of about
t2 0in COO, with a cash gain of almost
S11.000.000, while reserves Increased by
3iBoi' were weak In sympathy with .lock
decline. Total sales, par value, aggr-.
gated $1 GOO.OOO.
Decline of 14 per cent In t'nited States
Is. H per cent In Panama.3s and 1 per
cent in Panama 2 were shown by the
quoted rate.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
a. I.. nirh. Irflf, bid.
High.
Sills
62
5.14
7lb
10UI,
121
Low,
Alaska Gold
Am Boot Sucar
American Can.
Am em a Kefg
Am bug R-.
Am Tel Tel.
1100 iii d-',x e
3J'.
SS
69
77(4
107 H
121
300
22. SO')
3,!0O
1.10O
::oo
56
774
1074
121
220
60 44
lto.
344
404
794
8.14
754
273
154
1474
424
43 4
114
SO
125
44
87 V4
25
21
6H4
5
74
25.
26 4
168
1164
80 4
614
202
10O4
74
34
254
141
1124
74
25 4
7
24
60
144
8S4
61.
105 4
10.1 4
32
10S4
214
145
40 4
4
H
ni4
8fii
14
43
137
127 4
811
Anier Tobacco..
Anaconda Min.. 20.."i0 .OJa
Atchn.in 3.-IO0 101 H
Allla-Chalmers , 12.3O0 ..ili
Am Locomotive. 4.000
Bait A Ohio 8,600 81 V4
Er Rap Tranalt. l.aoO J4
Baldwin Loco... 5.1O0
Beth Steel -0 2'x
Cal Petroleum
Canad Pacific.. 2.400 14SV4
Cent Leather... 0.400 44
Ches ar Ohio
67
10o
3414
4li
7u hi
S:il
76
274
147H
i2
Chi Gr Weat. .. .
Chi Mil Ht P-
2.200 81 Mi bO
Chlno Copper... 1.000 44H
Colo F a Iron.. 0.300 401,
Colo at South
C K I a P 37.200 24
Crucible Steel... 13.400 i2?4
D A R O
do pfd
Dist Securities.. 100 27.
Erie 3,uii0 2i 4.
Gen Electric 400 1.0
Gr North pfd... ' HiJ4
Gr Nor Ore ctfs. ll."0 41
GuBzenlieim Ex. 3..V0 Olli
Gen "Motors "3"5 :"f
Illinois Central.. 200 101
lnt-.Met pfd i00 724
Inspiration Cop. 110 344
K C Southern 1.300 .o1.
Lehigh Valley.. ioo 141
Louis Nash
Mex Petroieum 7.300 8244
Miami Copper.. 300 24i
M K AT 200 7
Io Pacific 2.400 J.
Nafl Lead 300 624
Nevada. Copper
N Y Certral.... 1.100 84
V V V H A II . 1.000 03
44
374
21 y
26
20
1HW
117
34
61 4
200
100,
72 4
32 4
25 4
141 i,
25 4
1
60
'SS14
62
1064
1054
32
108 4
214
1454
40
Nor' at Wertern. 200 WtHA
North Pacific...
Pacific Mall ...
P.nntvTvanlft . .
l.ooo 106
l'0O S3
1.400 losa.
Ray Cons Cop.. 32.000
224
Heading
Rep Ir A Steel..
Lock Isl Co
do pfd
PtLASP 2d pfd.
South Pacific...
South Railway..
Tennessee Cop..
Texas Co ......
S.MI0 14114
9,600 43
"2,200 " ki
"5.200 "skM
400 144
18.U0O 51 4
86
14
48
1274
Union Pacific. .
1V.766 ios
do pfd
c ct...t I'M oo
73 4
70 4
i0-
U S Steel pfd .nl4 KB "a.! shrd shrd
do pfd 110i m
ftah Copper 8.S0O C6TI 64 6141
Wabash Pfd '4
West Union .... 1.300 70 4 6tm 80 4
West Elec'ric... 44.SOO 114S 11114 1114
Total sales for the day. 5;0.000 shares.
BONDS.
U" s ref 2s rag. P74jPnc T A T 3s... 07
V S ref 2s coup. B7'.i Pnn con 4s 102
U 8 3s reg o04iBouth Pac ref 4s 8414
i: s 3s coupon... ino 4 1 do cv r,s fls
C S 4a reg 109 (Union Pae 4s 92
U S 4s coupon. .11041 do cv 4s 90
Northern Pac 4 U S Steel 5s. ...1021
do 3s 024i j
Boston Mining- Stocks.
BOSTON. Aug. 21. Closing pricea:
Alloues 52 IN'Ipiaslng Mines.
Arlaona Com... 7S North Butte
Calumet A Aria 61 Old Dominion....
Cal A Hecla 551 Oaceola
Centennial 174:;liannon
Cop Rgo Con... 5214 Superior
Kast Butte Cop. lliSup & Boa Mln.
54
284
01
80
7
2il
24
Granby Con 7S IU S S. Ref A M 38
Greene Can 8 1 do preferred... 4
Isle Roy (Cop). 2 lUtah Con 12
Kerr Lake S4'Wlnona 3i4
Lake copper.... ij i wolverine oo
Mohawk 6S4!"
utto A Sup..
584
Honey, Exchange, Etc
NEW TORK Aug. 21. Mercantile, paper,
34 4734 per Tent.
Sterling exchange Sixty day bills, 4.6150
per cent; demand, 4.6650 per cent; cables,
4.7625 per cent.
Bar silver. 474c
Mexican dollars. 87c
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonda,
weak.
LONDON, Aug. 21. Bar silver, 22Tld
per ounce
Money. St? 4 per cent.
Discount rate, short bills. 4 per cent;
three months, 4ji per cent.
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21. Sterling In
London. 60-day bills, S4.624; demand,
4.67. cable. 14.68.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21. Mexican dol
lars. 40c Drafts, sight. .02: do telegraph, .04.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK STATEMENT
Gold Coin Reserve "shown as $205,911,000
With Total Reserve of (241,885,000.
WASHINGTON. Aug. JL Th statement
of condition of the Federal Reserve Bank
for th week ended August 20 follows:
Resources
Gold coin and certificate! In
vaults :05.951,000
Gold settlement fund 54.830,000
Gold redemption fund with United .
states Treasurer 1.101,000
Total gold reaerv $261,885,000
Legal lender note. llver. .to.... 27.117.OO0
Totl reserve $:S9.102,0OO
Bill d!counted and bought
Maturities within 10 daya $ 4.475.000
Maturitiea within JO days 10.:4.ooo
Maturities within 0 days 16.168.000
Maturities within 0 day ,15C.OO0
Maturitle over 0 day 1,488.000
Total : - 41.751.000
vissrszxri $ .m-.m.
Municipal warrant lS.5aS,oo
Federal reserve notes
Federal reserve notes, net $ 12,740.000
Due from Federal reserv banks,
net ... ....-- ..505,01..
All other resource 4.777,000
Total reaource
L!bllltl
Capital pId In
Reserv deposit, net ........
Federal reaerv notes, net...
... $382.4.8.000
...$ 54.5:9.000
. .. 310.0J5.OO0
... 15,$47,1'00
All other liabilities
Total liabilities $S2.44.0O
Gold reserve against net llabilltiee S2.t per
cent; cash reserv against net liabilities. l.
per cent. -
New York Bonk Statement,
...-.. .... Th. aetit.l condi-
tlon of cloarliig-hous banks and trust com-
? antes lor tne wees; auuwe mo.
1J2.5S7.S20 reserve In excess of legal re
quirement. Thia I an Increase of j,J;4.
uoo over last wk. Th statement fol
low: Actual conditions- increase.
Loans, ate $2.640,S16,0o0 $31,927,000
Keaerve In own
4lB,OI,UW
3.391,000
7,420.000
3,511.000
R2.0S7.O00
2. 420,0110
a473,000
Reserve in Federal
KeaeT-v. Rank . .
138,447,000
32,857,000
R,.rv, tn othr
upositorie
Its 2.64I.i:i,OtHJ
r.t tint, timanmita.. 142.711. 0OO
Circulation 37,u87,0O
aof which $404,022,000 is specie
"Da-
crease.
. . icjawli Aon rrveeM re.
rv. tli-2. 687,820; 'increase. $5.354. 060.
(summary ot bi.ii u .
panle In Greater Nw York not Included In
clearing-house state neut:
Increase.
Loans, ate $302,312,200 $2.SS9.900
Specie 00.020.800 2.900
Legal tenders o,oov,..v . ;T- v;X
Total depoaita 748,257,500 1,21. ,600
'lccrease
Banks- cash reserv tn rault. $10,410,400.
Trust companies' cash reserve In vault, $48,
160,900.
Loudon Stock Market Closed.
LONDON. Aug. 51. Holiday on the stock
exchange
NEW GRA N RULES OUT
ADDED 1XSPECTI0JT FEE PROVID
ED ASD OTHER CHAXGES MADE.
Washington Public Service Commlaaion
Adopt Refined Instrnctlona After
Several Weeks' Work.
OLYMPIA, Wash., Aug. 21. (SpeciaL)
The Washington public Service Commission
has adopted a revised set ot rules for grain
Inspections, aftTsr several weeks- work of
compilation and study of suggestions of Chief
Craln Inspector K. D. Jarboe. whose head
quarters are at Tacoma. New Inspection
fees for new services are provided and the
rules altered In several Important particu
lars. A summary of the changes only, aa given
out in a atatement by Inspector Jarboe,
follows: , , j
Red Russian wheat will only be required
to test 57 pounds per bushel to grade No. 1,
Instead of 5S pounds as formerly provided.
Martin Amber. Early Bart and Red Allan
will be classified as Bluestem. This gener
ally has been done in the past but no
definite rule on (he subject has been In
effect. ' ...
The use of the term "degree" In designat
ing the amcunt of smut In wheat will be
uiscontlnued and the term "percentage
subaututed. It is also provided that labora
tory scouring machines will be used in
making the determination of the amount
of smut in wheat. Formerly the amount
of smut was determined by the "comparate
method, which was merely guess work, al
r.iuugh the guess work of experts.
A rule was ndopted that where inferior
tvpes cf wheat are mixed with superior types
the sample will be graded as being of the
superior type, and a dockage in pounds
placed to cover the. differences In the value
of the parts of the mixture.
A rule was adopted providing that where
a shipment is made of a car containing
wheat of different test weight per measured
bushel but of the same type, an average
sample will be drawn and the test weignt
of the sample thus procured will be taaen
to be the test weight of the car and so
grwheat of less than DO pound test not
to be mixed with heavier wheaj under the
bX provision Is mad by the commissi! for
sample inspection, by which a certificate
may be Irsued. If requested, to id,ou'ra
and aeilers ot wneat. A charge of 50 cents
will ba made for this inspection and certi
ficate. Hitherto no certificate plan existed
and there was no fee ot this kind.
A system of relnapection to be made by
the chief inspector Is provided for in th.
new rulea. not heretofore In ef feet V. h(
an original Inspection Is questioned the chier
Inspector will make a reinspect on and no
charge will be made for this unless the re
Inspection does not sustain the original In
spection. If It does sustain the original in
spection a charge of $1 will be made
The Commission for the first time defines.
In these rules, what a "bad order- sack Is.
I. Is one that need patching, and an 'lo
ance of 14 cents per sack will b made to
"he buyer for every sack certified by In
spectors to be In bad order.
The Commission rejected a suggestion by
hav shippers that a new .elass No 3. in
hav grades be established. The Commis
sion, however, made arrangements by which
a portion of the hay that would, be graded
as No. 3 will be taken care of In No. -class.
This was provided for by a siloing
scale of descent below No. 1, from 4 to
23 per cent for hay graded as being No. t.
BIG WOOLK3 ORDER IS BEGUN
Italian Government Requisition for 450,000
Overcoat Under Way.
Woolen manufacturers have already begun
th- production of a part of the contract
for woolen cloth which is needed to make
400 000 overcoat for the Italian army. 1 lie
clothing manufacturers who have the rirsl
contract signed by the Italian representa
tives have until October 16 next to make
their last delivery, and all of the cloth muat
be delivered by the mill by October 8.
Some good sized quantities of this over
coating the construction of wlilch was out
lined in these columns a, couple of days ago.
have been distributed among some of the
smaller woolen mill. The price agreed upon
Is 11.30 a yard, or 5 cent a yard above
the price at which the buyers wanted to
place the business originally. It was cur
rently reported that one lar?e corpoation
had accepted 500.000 yards at $1 So. but this
was denied by those In charge of the selling
ena of this company Mill agents who have
successfully put through several large con
tracts for woolen goods for the belligerent
nations deny tl.at they have accepted any
large part of the Italian order, but recent
developments have proved that the state
ments made by some mill agents who are
negotiating for or who have secured war
older ar not always reliable.
LONDON SALE OF SHEErSKINS
Only Small Number of Bo.vers Present and
Withdrawals Frequent.
. . .. .pi snla rtf aheenfiklna
LAjjt livj . rt.u. ' . I...- . ,
was held hero recently. There were 1.01
bales offered. Only a small number of
buvers attended and withdrawal- were fre
quent owing to the quiet demand.
Fine merinos ranged from unchanged to
d lower and other declines were: cloth
ing H&ld. short shorn id, pelts 4&ld
and crossbred 4 d.
Out Goes 110 Bushels to Acre.
SHEDD. Or., Aug. 21 (Special.) Hir.
rest is now In full swing around Shedd.
Seven threshing machines and three cover
hullers have been threshing every day for
three weeks. The grain crop this year is the
best It has been for years, while the clover
does not seem to fill as well as usual.
Abraham brothers, three, prosperous farm
ers living near here, had oats that yielded
110 bushels to the acre, and the other
grain was equally as good.
No man can admit defeat gracefully.
Unless he pays for them. no man la
greatly concerned about the floral decora-
tlr-li. '
OVERBECK &
COOKE CO.
Broker. Stork. Bonds, Cotton,
Grain, Etc. t
$14-217 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG.
MEMBERS CHICAGO BOARD OF
TRADE.
Corraspondent of Logan Bryan,
Chicago and New York.
MEMBERS
New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Stork Exchange.
Boston Stock Exchange.
C hicago Board of Trade. v
New York Cotton Exchange.
New Orleana Cotton Exrhans;.
New York Coffee Exchange.
New York Produce Exchange.
Liverpool Cotton Aa'n.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
COOS BAY LINE
Steamer Breakwater
Sails From Alnavrortb Dock. Portland,
every Tharaday at S A.-M. Freight aad
Ticket Office. Alnworth Dock. Phone
Maia 3800. A 2832. City Ticket Office.
Ml nth St. Pkunea Marahall 4.10O, A 0131.
PORTLAND at COOS BAY S, ,S. LINE.
WEEK IS REVIEWED
New York Bankers Favor Fur
ther Gold Imports.
MUNITION TRADE SAFE
Southern Storm and Making of Cot
ton Contraband, Labor Demands
and AVar Xews Modifying Fac
. tors on Low Stock Prices.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21.The Issues pre
sented by th Arabia episode, which as
sumed greater gravity today on the offi
cial statement of th British Admiralty
that ihe ship was not under convoy, cam
upon a market already vulnerable from
recognised excesse of speculation in war
order stocks. Whatever this country im
munity from Immediate consequence of a
possible break with Germany, by reason ,
of her engrossment In the European war.
financial opinion takes account of th al
teration from our present unique advantage
of poaition that must follow from the
country's embroilment.
That advantage was emphasised by the
downward plunge to 4.64 in demand ster
ling. Proposed means of relief was the
main topic In th week's markets. London's
suggestion ot shipment of $250,000,000 in
gold measures the dimensions of, the prob
lem. Our banker are Inclined unfavorably to
further gold Imports, and display obvious
preference for return of American curi
tles. At the close of the week, the entire ex-
change situation was in a more disorganised
state, with Intimations that home require
ments might possibly cause a complete
change in conditions. It is the intention
of the Eritlsh government to send a delega
tion of prominent bankers to this country
to adjust the delicate exchange machinery.
Washington's reply to the Austrian note
Insured the trade in munitions from Inter
ference. Ooeratlon of steel works are now
reported to b at full capacity. Crop pros
pects keep up Western business confidence.
The Southern storm and making of cotton
contraband demands of labor and the war
news were modifying factors on stocks
which touched lowest prices of the week
in -the final dealings.
REVIEW ON TRADE IS ANNOUNCED
Dnn's Give Opinion on All Line of Business
in and Around Oregon.
In a recent issue Dun's Review says of
Portland: , .
"Jobbers report country orders of good
volume, while city trade In most lines con
tinue backward. Retail sales are only fair.
Hotel business is stimulated by the heavy
tourist travel passing through the city to
and from the California expositions. The
optimistic reeling in the interior is due
to the very favorable crop prospects. The
wheat vleld may not com up to first ex
pectations, but will equal and probably ex
ceed that of last year.
"In Eastern Oregon the Fall wheat har
vest is well advanced and the cutting of
Spring grain hn begun. Aa to quality,
the threshing returns are better than an
ticipated. Farmers look for prices to aver-,
age as high as last year, and for that rea
son are slow sellers on the present market.
"There is a moderate demand for grain
for early cargoes. Wheat shipments In the
past month were 527,029 bushels to Aus
tralia. 103,088 bushels to Europe. 203.6i5
bushels to California and 49.0S2 bushels to
New York, the total. S82.874 bushels, corn
parins with 523.6SS bushels shipped in
W last (year, and 602.283 bushels n the
same morkh of 1913. Flour shipment, last
month were 36,343 barrels to California, 17 -S95
barrels to South America and 769 bar
rels to New York, which compares with a
totsl of 55 901 barrels sent out In July. 1014.
and t'3.343 barrels two years ago. Other
grain shipments In the past month were
SO 501 bushels of oats to Australia and
100.000 bushels of barley to New , York. .
In the first month of the fiscal year
there was a gain In the lumber movement
by water ot 3 849,833 feet over June Total
shipments were 21.6S4.162 feet, of which 3.
733.362 feet were exported and 1,029 800
feet sent to domestic ports The coast
wise business wa. the largest 'e year
hut -he total shipments were 6.000,000 feet
fees "than those of March, the best : nth
of 1915 to date, and nearly 16.000,000 feet
less than those of July last year.
"The wool season Is now drawing to a.
closef with only about 0,000 poundleft
msold in the interior, and about 2.500.000
nounds of consigned wool tn Portland ware
houses The 1915 Oregon clip amounted to
?5 500 pounds and will net the growers
-. 000 The clip last year was 1S."-'';-Ji
T pound, and brought f2.700.O0O and the
1011 clip was 16,000.000 pounds and was
wonh $WS0.O0O. Hide, are selling at roc
ord prices in sympathy with the strong
Eastern markets. The hop crop , 1. suffer
In from a most persistent aphis attack,
an'o. pending the fight growers are wglns
against the pest, contracting is at a
n.iii The salmon market Is quiet, but the
undertJn. is" flTm. owing to the lighter pack
of red fish in. Alaska
A lot of men should go to work instead
thiamin everything on heredity.
TRAVELERS' GTJIDri.
FRENCH LINE
Compagnie Generate Tranaatlantlque.
POSTAL SERVICE.
Sailings From NEW liORK to BORDEAUX
ESPAGNE Sept. 4, 3 P. M.
CHICAGO Sept-:n
ROCHAMBEAU Sept. 18, 3 P. M.
LA TOUKA1NE Sept. 2a, 3 P. M.
FOR INFORMATION APPLY
r ... ..... ... a i t'li.rlton.
C. W. Stinger. u "- c. jL st-
!5i Morriaou at.: r -. ,747 ,i . . t
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Bairn. iv "," ." itiVa sib and Mark
ftl t it! Duff"" 3d at- PortW.
Fast, Loxurioos. Twin Ship.
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Everv Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday for
SAN FRANCISCO
Only 26 hour at aea. Fare Include meals
and berths. Make early reaeryatlona, Stmr.
train from Nonh Bank depot 8.J0 A. M.
Arrlvea Wed.. Frt. Sun.- 4:2o P. M.
NORTH BANK TICKET OFFICE.
5th and Stark Phone Bdwy. B30. A 66.1.
Freight and Passenger
6TEAMEUS TO THE DALLE
and Way l.anilinxa.
"BAILEY GATZERT"
Leaves l-orl.ana dallj .1 i ex?epi
Sunday and Monday. Sunday excuralona
lo cascade Lock leave A. M.
"DALLES CIT
Leavea pofliaud lueadaj. iuuraday and
Sunday at b:30 A. M. ,
bonday Caacade Lock. Exrni.ion $L
Bare to 'Xbe Dalle and Return $$.
aLdER-ST. DOCK, PORTLAND.
Phones Main 914. A Si 1$.
Str. GEORGIANA
Harkins Transportation Co.
Leave Dally (Except Monday) at 7 A. ..
Sunday, J:$o A. M. for ASTORIA and
way landinua. Keturping. leaves Astoria
ai 2 i M.. arriving Portland 9 P. ii.
; a, nding- toot of W ashington streeL
Main 1422. A 4122. -
NEW ZEALAND
AUSTRALIA
Via HONOLULU and SUVA
palatial Pasaengar Steamer
-NIAGARA," 20.DOO ton displacement
"MAKLRA, 13,000 tons displacement
Sailing every $3 days from Vancouver. B. C.
Apply Canadian Pacific Railway Co.. 55 Id
Bt Portland. Or., or to th Canadian Aus
tralasian Royal Mall Lin. 440 Seymour au -Vancouver,
B, C
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