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Newspaper Page Textn THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 17, VAX IS 1'HTII A H BIG SUPPLY r Chickens Sell as , Low as 15c arid Stocks Are Still Show ? ing Accumulation in Front Street Market. Further declines are shown In. , the . poultry market today.. v.: Alone- Front street receipts continue , verv heayy and during the bast 24 hours chickens Bold as low as ISO a pound for ? live birds, while : springs 'went at 20c a pound. , '- . '" . V Even at the lower figures, chickens -i were Jiard to mova In the wholesale dis i trict today and Supplies are accumu- latlng. The larger buyers are not in ,the marked because they expect a lower range. Chickens are selling at a lower -prlre today than for 'some seasons. ; Y The yoliime of springers coming for ward is unusually heavy, and there are Indications therefore that the price in this line will soon go down to meet the .values on ordinary coops. This would be a very unusual occurrence. A-few turkeys are coming forward, but there is only a very limited de mand at present; the general stagnation in chickens striking practically , all '-Vines of poultry. While present ptioes for chickens are ""much lower than has lately ruled In this market the value Is still above the average value for the -past five years. Those In a position to know, say that the glut will not last long and that If shippers would-hold back their supplies for awhile an appreciable change would - be shown in quotations. , Eggs Are Generally Down. While once In a while a single case of eggs may be moved along Front street as high as . 27 - cents a dozen, the jreneral run falls to move above 2&26Hc The latter figure is - too high for large lota according to re ceivers. - i Batter and Cheese Firm. , Both butter and cheese are" showing firmness along Frori't street and prices In both, lines ar well maintained. The north continues as a buyer of butter and cheese orders are not accepted be- , cause of the lack of supplies. . U f- V -! S ... ; "5 ? , y V' f , ,' Blackcaps Hare Arrived. First blackcaps of the season have arrived In jtha Front street market. The fruit was in good condition and was quoted about $1.60 crate. . Fresh Prunes Are Slow Sale. ' v Fresh prunes are very slow sale along! Front street. Prices quoted range be tween Sl.259l.S0 a crate of four bas kets. The quality 1s good for California " -grOWth i ..i.-i '-:,'...': ').. :rrr .'' i ' '" "in ": V Tomatoes Sharply Lower, tfomato market prices are' 'sharply flower. With very heavy consignments , of California stock, the market la oyer loaded and some sales Of stock are re - ported as low as SOc a box, peach sine. The express charge from California is aione 4to a dox. wwmi' A! (United Press Leaied Wire.) San Francisco. June 17. Wheat- Australian and propo. $l.B5(Qil.67; Sonora, $1.651.0: good to Choice Cali fornia club. $1.4201.45: northern wheat, bluestem, $1.601.B5; club, -lurKey. ii.fZHOx.47H; Russian red. $1.41U1.43. ' Barley, feed Good to choice, $1.034 i$1.0Vi; fancy, $1.07Hi poor to fair. - $1.001.0JH;- brewing, $l.ieM2H; chevalier, nominal; new feed barley to I . , AAA. 1. A . Eggs, per dozen California fresh, in eluding cases: Extras, 26Hfi firsts, on, BFconus, iJ"4c; iniras, zoo. Butter per pound California fresh: Extras, 28c; firsts. 27 He; seconds. 26c. New cheese, per pound New Cali fornia flats; Fancy, 14c; firsts, 13 He; seconds, 12hc vCallfornia Young .America; rancy, itc; IirstS. 15. Storage: New Ydrk cheddars, fancy. : 20c; do singles, 20c; Wisconsin singles, fancy, 19e. . Potatoes New River Whites, choice, per box, 400c; extra 65f?80e; per cenUl. 70c$1.00; garnet Chile, per cental, $0c$1.00. . Onions New red, per sack, ex wharf,' $1.601.75; yellow, per cental, $1.60 1.75. 160 more on the street. Oranges, per box Choice, ' $l.B04r2.S0; fxtra - choice, $2.603.25; . Valenclas, $1.75 3.25. , . . . . I (Cnltirf Preei tttiM Wire.) Seattle,. June 17 Butter Washing ton creamery, firsts. 31e; ranch, 26e; astern creamery. 31c; process 28c: Ore gon, 81c; California 81c; 4;l.'?""oc, rftnch 30 81c; eastern, 302e; Oregon. 27c. ,Che??S:rea.m br,ck le: Tillamook, i 17Hc: California, lMic; Wisconsin. 18c. !- Onions Australian. 4o per pound: Texas Bermudas, $1.5 per crate; Cali J t omia red, 1 0 2c i Potatoes-Fancy graded, $10.00(912.00 ! l?Hti!;.fa,ncy aBtern Washington, J $14.00gi1.0f; new. 12e per pound. Smith Wants Eggs We will pay' as follows for. first class produce. Ship by. express. " ..........104 Port .........12 fcivt Hsas s. ... .180 5 Uw Bprinr Cblckna, ; pouad 20 to est i...2so JT EAJTK X. SMITH 1GDAT CO, "Plgbtia th Bsef Trust," Portland, Oregoa , ' , OILrMAPFREE Wa are giving away free .; to- those answering this advertisement before Juns 30 a map of all tha California eil fields. PBrar-I.oomls Co., 701 pregonlan building, Portland, Oregon. raw PIE HUB SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE PRODUCE PIES ODAY f. mews unis iii LOWER PRICE WITH HEAVIER SUPPLIES Canning Has Not Yet . Started and With Larger Offerings, ; Receivers Are Forced to Cut Quotations.. Loganberries are Belling lower, with increasing , supplies. All at once the arrivals have started to show up from practically every direc tion and as cannlnir demand has not yet started, the call is consequently limited. , . Quality of present; arrivals of "lo- gans" is very good in general, although some "leakers" were shown during the past 24 hours. . As has been previously stated in tfiln report, the indications are that Oregon will produce its heaviest yield of logan berries the present season. .While under normal conditions this would likely call for extremely low val ues, still the fact that few Housewives put up any strawberries th!s season, will' create that much heavier call for logans. Sales of loganberries were msde along me Bireei mis morning as low as It a crate, but berries that went at thts price were "leakers" and practically no fruit of quality was sold this. morning under $1.25. Some were asking $1.50, out expiamea inai mere was practically no ueiiia.nu ai mis price. ,y ::-. Operating 80 Per Cent of Its Capacity According to Of ficial Report. 1 New York, June 17. The report that the United States Steel corporation was operating 80 per cent of its ca pacity, the same as in May. caused a Bumewnat oeuer xeeung in railroads as well as industrial shares. The declaration of the regular quar terly dividend of 1 per' cent on Cruci ble Steel preferred. 6 per cent extra and a scrap dividend ef 10 per cent, was a help to the general situation. American Telephone & Telegraph company declared, a quarterly dividend 01 a snare. CODRer exDOrts iar th& waV onillnar June 16 were 6735 ton Since June there were 10,678 tons compared with i,n,u ions xor a 11x6 period a year ago. ' Range of New York prices furnished oy uverwcn c I'OOKe uo. Descripdon ) OpenlHIghl Uw Bid Amal. Cop. Co.. Am. Ca. & F c do pfd ...... Am. Cot. OH, c. Am.'Locq., o.i. , Am. Sugar, c. Am; Smelt, 0. . do Dfd Anac. Mln. Co... Am. Woolen, e. Atchison, , c . . . do pfd ...... Bait. & Ohio, e dor pfd . , . Bklyn. R. Tran. Can. Paci c. . . C. M. & St. P.. Chi. & Gt. W 1 Chi. & N. W., c Chesa. & Ohio. Colo. F. & I., c. Col. Southern, c. ao 2a pra do. 1st pfd, ... D. & R. a., c... do pfd. . .- .u . Erie, c. ....... aa za pra, ... 6a 1st nfd. ... Gtr North'n, pfd. Illinois Central . Interurb. Met, c. ao via , 61 Loulsv. & Nash. Man hat Ry, - . , 145 180 M K A f 0., 38 do Dfd. ...... 67 29 Distillers Ore Land ...... 59'. mo. raciria .... 66 73 Nat Lead ... , . N. Y. Central .. N. Y.. O. A W. . Nor. & West, c, 115 f f 100 do. pfd. ..... 88 69 Nor. Amer. .... No. Pacific. , c 124 Pacific Mail ,.. So Penn. R. ... . 131 P. O.. L. & C. Co. 106 !44 P. Steel Car, c. do, pfd. ...... Reading, c. . l?4; 164 163 ao, zd pra. ... dO. 1st Dfd. . . in Kep. . i.- & b.. c 82 94 ao. i Tffl. 1 1 : . . . kock island, ; cJ 40 h ao. nfd. .:. .83 44 8. I & 8. F. 2of. An tut ntA T I 3. 8. L. & 8. W.,pfd South. Pa., c... Southern R'y 0, 74 121 25 69 29 21 51 172 93 87 108 77 115 19. 42 63 (5 l! 23 43 23 122 ao Dfd ...... 69 Texas & Pa.. . . . T 8. L. & W 0. do pfd ........ U. P., c . 63 fi4tt 63 64H 545 , .-. 13 . 61 62 4 81J '. iii" iii'yi Hi" nrvj . 75H 76K 75 76 , ..... 103 40 40H 40 40 . 82H 82H 82 83' 104 V4 104 104 104 ..... 101 111 111 111 111 '78" 78 'h 78 195 195 194 194 126 127 126 126 : 27 145 145 145. 145 81 81 81 8t SB 25 25 85 6 ,. ..... 77 .......... 7$ 35 ...... ..... ..... 78 27 82 45 45 45 45 181 131 131 131 1135 135 132132 it 11- 111: iii! I V 1 .V. t . ! .U.A 01H MH 61 146 145 146 88 58 $8 29 sjTi 29i 59 69 69 69 I 66 6 .66 66 74 J 74 74 73 116 116 116 1 a 126 125 124 isiri n'i" iaiks'! 172 172 171 93 93 93 '77 "78 '77 116 115 116 ' 43'' ' 62 , 63 ,62 '$'4" '$4 'si'! 43 43 43 23 '23 2S 136. 136 136 80 I. 80 80 ; 69 '69 69 ::::f.::;:: ::::: 1 . . . : "9 "9 70 70S 70 ... .. v.. ..... 'ii' 19 'ii" do nfd U..S. Rubber, c ao crd U. 8. Steel C0..0. . do Dfd Wabash,-, c... . . do rfd ......... WC4S ........ weslnahouse Beet sugar Utah Copper.... Third ave Ice Seouritlea, Cons Gaa ...... Big Four R" Springs do. pfd '. Va. Cliem...;,.. do., pfd....... Katy So ....... do.; pfd... t. . Gen. Electric;.. Wheeling I , E,. Am: :. Car... .... do., pfd. Alton c...,,,,.. O. W. pfd Nevada Cons ... 125 80 84 98 59U 102 31 64 145 6 J! Total aales. 184. E00 ahnraa - Call money, 2-per cent 4 Republie Iron & Steel preferred, Ex. dividend, 1 per cent. ' Utah Copper, Ex. dividend, 76a s Stirling Exchange Rate. : New York, June 17. Sterling ex SS?5f2i .le 87.10 487.20: deTnand, 47,7S486.85; 60 days,484.4d 484.60. The Fle railroad's wage differences with its firemen have been adjusted by aa advance In wages of 8.2 per cent . m DRY SECTOIS ARE SILL CRYING FOR A SUPPLY OF RAIII Showers Are Heaviest in Uma tilla , Section Where Most . Needed No Rains Fall During the 24 Hours. v HO Bain Promised. ' r Portland and .vicinity Fair tonight, Saturday fair and. prob- ; ably warmer; northerly winds. ' .4 . Oregon and Washington Fair tonight. Saturday, fair and prob- ably warmer; r north . to west 4 winds. 4 . Idaho Fair . tonigM!. ' ' Satur. ; day, fair and warmer. ,4. ' Inch: Umatilla ...... .82 Kennewlck .... .36 LewUton ...... .08 N. Yakima...,. .24 Walla Walla... .60 Spokane 25 Boise 25 The Dalles..... .00 .While the rains of yesterday caused a slight improvement in the condition of wheat, showers did not extend into the districts where most needed. Therefore general crop conditions remain about as previously mentioned. v .Even with a small shower north of the Columbia river, the crop will receive little benefit, as the ground is badly baked in most sections and it would take heavy precipitation to bring, the needed relief. . , . . . " There is a firmer 'tone in tha mill stuff market and for bran the call is especially increased. Wheat, trade is at a standstill and flour valuea are unchanged. Demand for flour from the home territory Is in creased over the previous month. Chicago, June 17. Wheat was strong from the opening today and closed with an advance of c to lc a bushel over yesterday. ';.;,;,.. .:;,: . ... .; . . r. There was a strong trend to the Eu ropean markets after the opening. Liv erpool started d lower anS closed with an advance of & to d above yester day. Berlin closed ffigher. A? Paris there was a closing advance of 10 cen- xiSSw W a"d 6 t0 10 centlme !n iCr5p.dJlci"lwere th9 PrtncWl factor Ur ,. ? Pnce or wheat here today. A well informed authority ori conditions in North Dakota wired: ..h,ve-,.50ln thl" '"orning and the weat5eir j vry yarm. ; The ground has dried up a good deal and crops do 2L,01 very ?a t0 me- 1 dn t see how we can have more than a half M..rJ, '.i1,. BVOrao,e weather from wn 1.1111a lurin. .?!l"ila rPfrtcame' today to local parties from the South Dakota fields. Argentina wnent shipments, 736,000 bushels; corn, 728,000 bushels. Austra- ...n. wumi snipmenis, S2f,000 bushels. ovbTkoIsocpo!lce ,urnished bjr WHEAT, Open, High. .94 92- 93 90 92 , 91 92 CORN. 57 . , 58 69 -66 .67 OATS. 86 87 Low. Close. May July .... Sept .... Dec. July ..i. Sent. .... 95 U 99 . 90 ' !. 93A 91 HA . 93 68 67B 87 A S7 " 68 Dec ooyt -16'. 36 86 July Sept 35 S6 86 36 Deo. . 86A mil PORK. 2290 2232 Lard. 1236 1237 RIBS. July ....2295 . .2216 ....1232 ....1230 2285 2212 2290 2232 Sept July 1230 1230 1235B 1236B 1297 1245 Sept July .,..1297 ....1240 1297:--1!5 1247 1240 Sept ' Liverpool Wheat Market. Liverpool, June IT. Wheat; ' ' r..i . . ' . yyvu iiose Washington St. Public Market Retail Quotations . atuade gatorday AXtamooa and Srsninr JCQJlTH. Boiling Baef, R. roi Boast, lb ..8 and 10 ir- C. " ,r lu .......100 Hamburger, lb. JX!i Corned Beef, lb. c5 ricnio Hams, lb. , SfZBR. Smelt lb. Rock Cod. lb. ... Red Snapper, lb. ..54 ..56 5 Flounders, t lbs. 256 256 156 Lin Cod, 8 lbs. .... Shad, each Fresh Shad Roe BUTXXJt, ZOOS AJTO OXE1XZ. Skamokawa, roll Golden Rod; roll fnS Shelburn, roll . " iX!l Elgin, roll iS Oakdala. roll Si Full Cream Cheese, 2 lbs.. 35 2 doa. fresh Eggs GXOCXSXES. 85c Coffee, lb. 256 456 156 256 256 60c sack Rolled Oats 2 pkgs. Corn Flakes ., 4 cans Stag Milk .... tiawaiian-'t'ineappie. 2 cans....... 2 cans Peaches or Apricots....... t2K 1 lb. pkg. Soda , ..... . .VJTrS Good Jap Rico, lb. k5 7 bars best Laundry Soap 256 ifl Swrrrs and veostajbiiES. . Fresh Berries Every Day. , Iemons,. dot: iKA rantaToi'me,- ach ..V. . " " " 1 K5 Beans, lb. . ' .',' 85 Tomatoes, lb. ,.,f . .5? Asparagus, lb, ......... .... ,...66 Home Made Bread and Cakes! ' Garwood Cream Taffy 1 ........ig CROP DAMAGE IS A BULLISH INFLUENCE MA SIIEEPSELLOFF II OF 25 CEHTS CVT. General Market Shows No Change. Although Firm Usual Transactions Are Af :ter Stock Has Been Filled, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Fridav 215. 11 854 Thursday , . Wedneeday 127 Tuesday , , Bonday . , .704 Saturday ,; 434 ,178 ; 807 . . 85 284 1S8 1248 .. 195 80i ' 151 660 125-. 84 '; . 17 . 128 ; week ago . Portland Union Htrx-Vvarrt North Portland, Or., June 17 While a sale of a band of wethers was made at $5 in the stockyards during, the past 24 hours, this transaction does not put the regu lar market to that figure. The stock that brought $5' was welrhcd off the cars, and -was not sold on "fills" as is the rule in the stockyards. The loss by this method is Just about the amount of the higher price , obtained, therefore the general character of tha market is unchanged. : '. . - - - ; The market for shoep Is holding quite steady, - with Wethers quoted ' around $4.75 and fancy lambs at 16. The fact that packers bought stuff direct off the cars Indicates that their holdings in re serve are not, pearly as heavy as some interests had expected. ... 1. : . only light Cattl Coming. ' Most of the present arrivals of cat tle are very light and therefore do not bring up to top quotations. Best Ore- fon sheers are still worth as high as 6 arid aa far as presented, no California stuff can approach that figure. Buyers all agree that the local territory Is turning out the best cattle. No hogs ; arrived this mornln. buJ mere were some expectations 01 snip ments late in the day. General values are unchanged. . Among the shippers: . ' Cattle 8. L. Overton from Browns ville with one load. C. H. McCully with a load of cattle and calves from Mc Minvllle. H. Y. Blackwell . with two loads from Ontario. M. R. Yates from Pendleton with one load. P. M. Lemon from Grass Valley with two loads, and J. C. Reynolds from Condon with two loads of cattle and calves. - Hogs-.p. M. Lemon from Grass Val ley with oneload. r Sheep S. I Overton frorh Browns ville with two loads. M. E. Gale from North Yamhill with one load.' S. Reeder from Shantko with two loads. Today's run of live, stock compares with this day In recent years aa fol lows: . Hogs Cattle Sheep 1910 1909 1908 1907 1906 1905 92 256 854 70 8ft 196 825 none 78 9 127 45 80 A year ago today there was a sud den reversal of sentiment In cattle and sheep and both were very .weakv Sheen lost' 25c for the day. ; , ; Yards' Offlolal Prices. , Following are official transactions. They represent demand, supplies and quality offering, and are the only prices secured direct from shippers, in this market: i STEERS. 23 rough . . . , ...1426 $5.00 25 steers .1142 5.65 2steers.fr... .1175 ,6.50 14 steers... 967 6.00 COW8. 112 cows . . ............. 880 28 cows 939 3 cows . . . 1140 24 cows 988 $5.00 5.00 . 4.60 4.76 4.60 1 4.75 4.76 1 cow . , 910 8 cows............... 968 21 cows 866 STAGS AND BULLS. 1 bull .............1670 - $3.85 4.76 -'$9.65 - 9.60 ; 8.60 . $5.03 6.00 6.00 6.00 4.75 , $6.00 1 stag . . , . 7 hogs ' . .. 57- hogs 18 hogs ... 128 wethers ' 130 wethers 133 wethers 42 wethers 84 wethers 172 lambs . ..........1800 HOGS, 162 2S0 260 SHEEP. 102 ....'.t...,103 103 95 71 37 sheen n ........... 105 4.60 General rants of livestock values as shown by actual sales: CATTLE Best Oregon steers,-$6.00; ordinary steers, $5.755.90; best Cali fornia, $5.85; common steers, ,$5 6.25; cows, best. $5.00; fancy, $4.76: poor, $3.25; heifers, $5.10; stags, $4 4.60: bulls. $343.75. 0 ' HOGS Best east of ths mountains, $9.70 9.75: fancy, $9.60; stockers and leeaers, f .uu. s SHEEP Sheared best yearlin weth ers. $4.75; old wethers, $S.OO4.00; sprina: lambs. 357506.00: ewes. 14.1ft. , CALVES Best $6.75; ordinary, $5.60 dye.vv; puur, i.uu(a'0.uu. SOUTH OMAHA HOGS 15 TO 20 CENTS DOWN '."s r ' . Bnecll Dlinmph tn Th Jmim.lv - South Omaha, Neb., June 17. Cattle Keceipts, 8U0 marxet steady; steers, ?i. ouia-o.su; cows ana neirers tt.vow .00. . : Hogs Reeelots. .10.500: market lKn to 20c lower; bulk of sales $9.159:80. Sheep Receipts, 1200; market 20e lower; wetners. 85.00i5.l5; lambs, $7.60 ewes, i.vvvfo.itt. HOGS LOSE 5 CENTS - JN CHICAGO MARKET Chlcasro. June 17. Knm noir.f 18,000; market Be lower; left over, 4300; year ago, 15,000. Mited and butchers, rough, heavy; $9.25 9.35; light, $9.30 s.fiu. cattle receipta 8000: market steady. Sheep receipts 10.000; market NORTIRYEST BANK STATEMENT Portland HanVa. -' ' Clearings today .... .$1,647,140.59 x ear ago ..,... 1,166,122.35 Gain today .......'......$ 482,018.24 tJaJances today ..,.,..., .' 236,705.72 i ear ago . J32,619.7 " ' flaattla Himi - . f Clearings today $1,688,985.00 balances today. . 197,165.00 ' Vacoma BinVL . Clearings today ....... ,$1,014,210.00 Balances today - , 96,072.00 Bnokana KajiVs. ' ' Clearings today .,.....,$ 777,952.00 Balances- today 62,254.00 High Cherry Prices. Roseburr. Dr. .Tuna 17V.irMn1 Douglas, county cherries are brinalna- top-notcn prices in tha markets at Portland. fTf the.returns of some ship-I rnetils qrBIng cherries grown by Wl 1 Hrf! on hjB Placa "t.Edenbower, r"'y"K"j-, z-pouna boxes br2u5ht.film 45- o" 3.75 per .box. An other shipment of 20 oxes brought $58. or nearly $3 per box. Bo far as kmBwn these are record-breaking prices and In another testimonial of the high quaU Ity of the fruit grown in Douglas coun- CARS AT Ml t i ah,.., "'S lillilJ Hfe FBESIISUI!13 1IIISAPHH LOCAL MARKET Unable to Secure Sufficient Supplies Even at Former : r Values, Wholesalers - Com pelled to Quote Advance. Fresh salmon climbed to 13c a: pound today, the highest value ever reached here during an open season. : Supplies of fresh salmon are" so Small that the trade la able to maintain this extreme value for any. variety, .a very unusual occurrence. . All sections 'ara belnr scoured for the fish, but even after offering the high : values in' effect elsewhere, the local trade is unable to secure what fish it needs for its regular customers. The great scarcity of halibut aggra vates tne situation in The salmon mar ket to a considerable extent. Halibut la selllna: todav at 10c a oound. Reports received from reliable par ties ct lower river stations state that it Is Impossible to sucure a sufficient supply of salmon at this time even for home consumption, and the result is that fresh importations of Alaska caught salmon are shown in the heart of salmon fisheries of Oregon. FRONT STREET QUOTATIONS . ;iv MSy. t -".v'- Bops, Wool and S&a. ; HOPS 1908. choice. 12c; prime, lie; medium, 10llc; 1910 contracts, 14 15c. WOOL Nominal. IS10." Willamette valley. 16 20c; eastern Oregon, 13 17c. SHEEPSKINS Sheartng.. 10S26c each; short wool. 25 50c; medium wool, 60c 1 each; long wool. 75cJ.25 each. TALLOW Prime, per lo.; $4o; No. $ and grease, 2 2 c - CHIVTIM BAtOC 1909 Nominal. $c; 1910. 4c. .- HIDES Dry hides. 1617e lb.: green, 7(R8c; bulls, green, , salt, 60 lb; kips. 810c; calves, green, 13 16o per . MOHAIR Nominal; 1810. 8032a 1 Butter, Eggs and Poultry ' ' BUTTER Extra creamery. 29a; Store, 23t23c. BUTTER FAT F. O. b. Portland, per pound; Sweet cream. 27e, sour, 26a POULTRY Mixed chickens. 15c: fancy, 16c; stags, 3c; broilers, 20c; fryers, 20c; geese, old, 12c: young. U01M for live: 14SD150 .for dressed; ducks, young, 22 25e, old, isrepzuc; turiceys, alive, zoi2lc: dressed, 27 28ci pigeons, squabs, $2.50 dozen; dressed chickens, ilc to 2c a pound higher than alive. EGGS Local, candled, select 26 27c: at mark. 24 26c. ... CHEESE Ntw Oregon faiey full oream, 17c; triplets and daisies, 170 17c; Young America, I818c 1 . Grain,' Plou and Kay. BARLEY Producers" price 1909 GEORGE W. Usury Building Fourth and Oak Streets' t y- --O- , . " v a: i - V5 J 1 ' - ' - ' " ' 1 - ; -, - r - - - ' 4 BANKERS Commercial and Savings Accounts and "Banking by Mall" Solicited from Cor-' poratlons and Individuals. Our 18 years of Banking have made us many friends who will gladlv vouch for our business Integrity. 4 FEB CEMfT IKTEREST Olf TIME AMD BATIVOS AOCOT7KT8 Lumber mens National Bank CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS , ' PORTLAND," OREGON k Capital, OFFICERS. G. K. Went worth...., President John A. Keating.;. ...Vice President Geo. I McPherson Vies President H. D. Story.,........', Cashier F. A. Freeman..'. . . .Assistant- Cashier Graham Dukehart.. .Assistant Cashier - First National Capital Surplus Oldest National Bank West of the . Rocky Mountains v. Fe- 1. !3: roL'o-1. $25: biew!nt. $24. WHKAT 'Nominal Track, club 0; bluestem,6-'c; Willamette valley i.l FLOUR New crop, patents'. $3.15: Willamette ($5.30). per barrel; loal straight, J4.05mM.95; bHkers' $4.955. 15; export grants, ys.wg-i.w, graham, Vis, Jl.Su; rye, $5.75; bales. J3.15- MILLSTCFIfH Sellln- price, car lot Bran. j:'0; middlings, J29; shorts, $21; chop. J19W25. . , CORN Whole, $36; cracked. 827 ton. HAY Producers' price New Timothy, Willamette valley, fancy, $:021; ordi nary, i:: eastern Oregon t22((fZ3; mixed, $15.50; ciover, No. 1. K15.6016; wheat, J16f217; cheat. $1T1; alfalfa, J17W18. . OATP Spot dellverv," new, producers' pHc Track No. 1 white. $27; gray, Prnlts and Yeretablea. FRESH FRUITS Oranges Na vels $2.00 03.76 box; bananas, 6c lb.; lemons, $3.605.50 box; grape fruit $3.75; pineapples, 57c; strawberries, local, $1.85(i'i'l. 76; cantaloupes, $2.25fri 8.25- peaches, $1.001.25: tilums, 75ct $1.00: cherries.- 6(fi. 8c lb. loexnberrla. $lfiJ.60; raspberries, $2.00; curranta, $1.50 $1.75. , f POTATOKS Selling, old, 65c; buy ing, eastern - Multnomah and Clack amas, 40ct Willamette valley. 36 40c; new potatoes. $1.75092.25. VEGETABLES New , turnips, $1.60; beets. $1.50; carrots. $1.50 per sackr cabbage. $2.50 per ewt: tomatoes. California,. 6076c; Mississippi; $1.75 2.00; beans, 56d per , lb. horse radish, lftg green onions, 10 12 c per- doiegn; peppers.- bell. 25c . per pound; head - lettuce, 1520c . per dos; hothouse, 75c box; ridisnen.lO 1 2 Vic dox. bunches: celery, 75 5 85c doier.i-egg plant, ( lb.: cpr uinhers. ' TV251.50 dojien; 1 asraragus, local, 75 90c- doa.; Walla . Walla.. $1.40 tox: spinach, (-r) lh.; reen corn (')'; peas, 8 & 4c. ONIONS Local, jobbing. No. 1, J2.2S per cw.t: No. 2, $2: buying. No. 1. $1.75: Cal..'ornIa. $2.002.25; garlicj . 10ig)12c per pouna. - '. APPLES J2WJ.50. Orocerlaa. Vats. Ste. SUGAR cube, $6.85; powdered, $6.25; fruit or berry, . $6.25; dry granulated, $6.25; conf. A. $6.u5; extra B, 5.56; goldtn O, $5.65: D yellow. 85.55; beet. 6.v6; barrels, 16c; calf barrels, SOc; boxes, 55c advance on sack basis. j (Above 'quotations are 30 , days r.tt caslwiuotatlons.) - i HALT C'oarsd Half ground, 100s, $9.60 per ton; 00s.' $11.00: table dairy. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND. OREGON UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY Capital $1,000,000.00 Surplus and Profits 725,000.00 : . ; X OFFICERS J. C. AINSWORTHrpres. : R. W. SCHMEER, Cashier. R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President A. IL WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier. , W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier. ! i-.'m,,: ,. " -.A. , . . ...,,,..,; ,,, . . '. l' ' ,y.;-.,-:.-.: '(,' . - ' ; ' ' ; U,.; : X 1 v',.-, ' '" DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL s FOREIGN COUNTRIES PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS - . BATES . CO. Branclieal m Williams Are. 161 Russell Street $500,000 ElRECTOR3. O. K. Wentworth ': Charles S. Russell P. S. Brumby . Dr. K. A. J. Mackenzie Georgw O. Bingham Lloyd J. Wentworth J. E. Wheeler Geo. Za McPherson John A. Keating v - V Robert Trekt Piatt '.-J. H. D. Story . $1,500,000 $750,000 Bank 50s, fis.oo: ion. Jt7.no: ,nc. f2"t extra tine barrei.s. r 5 and J4 0' Si 5 lumo rfn n f -,0 j,-r ton KICK luip.-nul jAfun Iso. 1. 4"e: No. 2, 6'ic; .New Orleans head, 6'ic ,el Creole, 5Lic. , BEANS Small, white. J5.60: large, white, $4.75; pink. I2f; 12 '..; bayou, $7.85; Lima!". ,.;;." : ' reds, $7"25. HONEY New. 13Uc per lb. Ikleats, risli and rrovlslons. DRESSED MEATS Front street hoes, fancy. 12'12c; ordinary. 12o; veals, extra, 10fg.-l0c; ordinary, 10c; sprlns: lambs 10 1 1 c; yearling lambs, 10c; mutton, 9c. HAMS, BACON. ETC. Hams, 19c; breakfast bacon, S030c; boiled ham 27(ii'29c; picnics, 18c; cottage roil, ( ) regular short .clears. smoKed, 18c backs, smoked, liftc; pickled tongues! 40o lb. . . . LARD Kettle leaf. 6s. I7c per lb steam rendered, 5s, 16q per lb,; coni- TURPENTINE In casts. 7Cc; bar. rels. 69c per eallon. OYSTERS Shoal water ba. per gaU Ion, $2.25; per 100 lb. sack. I5t Olymria. per gallon. $2.75; per 100 lb sack, $1 7.60: canned eastern, 55c can; $5 6u d-. eastern In shell. $1 6 per. 100. ' FISH Nominal Rock col, ltie flounders, 6c; halibut. 10c; - strlpod bass. 16e; catfish. 10llc; frah Chi nook, 13c. per lb.; blueback. ' 13a lb 5 -soles, 7c; shrimps, lie; perch. - 7c' tomcod. ( r); lobsters, '25c; herrings 6c; black bass. 0o lb.; aturgeori; 13c ' per lb i silver ; smelts, ' 7c i lb.; black' cod, 7c; crabs, $1.85 $1.76 per down: dressed shad, 6c; roe shad. 8c; shade roa 20c lb. - - - - .., -i CLAMS Hardshell, per box, 4c lb : rator clams, $2 . box. ; , ' . . '', Paints. Coal Oil. Sto. '' " : LINSEED OIL Jaw. Ubls., 86c; cases 1 91c; boiled, bbls., ; 8c; cases, 93c: per gallon lots of 250-gallon, lo less' ull cake meal (none in market). .. ' BENZ1NK 86 rieirrp ii... to. ... gal ; Iron bbls., 1 c per gal. .-T , WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7o per lb.; 600 lb. lots. 8c per lb.; less lota. 8c per lb. - - - t KOI'E Manila, 80; sisal, 7e. ' . COAL OIL-PearL-aetral and star. 15a - per gallon; eocene, 22c gallon: elalne. 28o gallon: headllKht 20Uc rallnn . tra star, 22o gallon: water white, 11 &16c per gallon; special water white. 15c gallon. . , . .9tl0LIIf.p'Rf crown and motor, 16(BE3e eallon: 86 r.Hn. sn7ii- gallon; V. it & P. naphtha, 132tf ' gallon.-- .. . .v... . Bonds Investments Timber Lands McGrath & Neuhausen Co. 701-2-3-4-5 LEWIS BUILDING.' PORTLAND. OREGON , MANY' PROPERTY OWNERS KNOW NOW - " Many, will learn, that Pavement has , more more real stability, value, than any other hard surface t pave ment'laid. 1 ; Overbeck & Cooke Co Commission Merchants Stocks, Bonds . , . Cotton, Grain, t 2. 216-21? Eoard of Trade Builiinj Mmbra Chicago Board or Trad' Correspondents of Loaan Bry ' ' Chicago, Naw - Tors. Boitoa, ' Wa have tha only srlvata wire "lonneennr'PoMianir'WtmB " . eaatara schantta, c D illinium: 7"