THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 81. Ml.
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FAMINE
EXISTING
NPOTA
Ti
on r
ONG FRONT ST
New Stock Sells as High as
: 5c a Pound Some 1911
Local Crop Coming Forward
Damage Confirmed.
CI
HOP CROP
IS GROWING WELL
Season .Is Now Normal and
Growth (s Excellent in the
Willamette Valley.
Portland Wholesale Harkea.
Egga weaker.
Hens higher, springs lower.
Veal higher.
Chcrrlea plentiful.
Corn lower.
Strawberries firm.
Raspberries lower
4
A famine la existing In the potato
market. New crop hue been advanced
aa high a bo a pound while old aiook
la nominally quoted at $1.26 per cental
8 tor It of old Dotatoea are about ex
hausted and the email remaining lota
are being held for epeclal cuatomera by
the commission trade.
- An advice from Minneapolis thla
morninv offered old crop Hurbanke at
81.26 ner bushel there with only a noml
nal amount to shin. Thla price la out
of the Question and tnerefore no fur
ther shipments need be expected. Ac
cording to the Minneapolis meaaage. no
cars are new rolling toward the Pacific
coast.
. - New Oregon potatoes are coming for
ward quite freely now and the small
lota are nominally quoted around 4
HH He a pound although some of the
offerings may not bring these figures.
A large per cent of the s tot It Is too
email sited to create much of a demand
and had not a famine existed, would not
found any rail at anv price.
Additional reports of the damage to
new crop potatoea by Monday's frost
are being received. One report from
Clackamae says that the vines have
turned black.
V BERRY MARKET HOLDING
Sales of Fancy Hark a Ifelng Made at
tl.?5 a Crate.
' Strawberry market was again quite
steady thla morning., Bales on the
Farmers' market were made from (1.8S
to f 1.60 per crate, while on Front street
values ruled from 11.40 to $1.75, ac
cording to quality and variety. Some
few lota of extra fancy Clarke brought
the higher figure.
' Local raspberries are now coming
' forward and the market la lower.
Loganberries are coming more freely
from Biggs and price Is lower with a
slower call ,
HENS QUOTED AT A RISE
i Price Move Up to tSHc and 16c
' With Better Demand.
While there Is s weaker and slower
I trade for spring chickens, especially the
smaller slses, hens sre firm and higher
with limited offerings. The latter are
selling from 16 Ho to 16c a pound. Few
'lots or springs move above 20c,
I EGGS ARE QUOTED WEAKER
(Most SaW Along the Street Are Be
, ; . jag Made at 20c.
. Many more cases of eggs are being
--old at 20o a dosen along Front street
..at this time .than. at a higher figure.
t s. Receipts are quite fair with quality
i likewise. Real fancy eggs are scarce
'- and for these (op values are obtained.
latest reports received from the va
rious hop districts of the Willamette
valley Indicate a normal crop the com
ing season. The warmer feather has
brought out the vines In good shape and
they are making excellent growth.
According to today's Information th
crop is not very backward and there
for the earlv fears of too late maturity
are dispelled, similar reports are com
Ing from California and Washington
Foreign crop advlcea chow llttlo
change frtim those recently receive!
Vermin are still noted In great nuni
hers throughout the English yards, but
spraying Is regular and thorough. Con
tlnental advices are generally favor
able, although (he presence of vermin
Is rrnorted in late cable.
Several contracts have recently been
written at Ztc on the coming crop in
the Willamette valley and while thtre
are renorts of 25c none can be fully
confirmed Twenty-five ren contracts
are still the talk In California.
DUIES: CHERRIES
OF FANCY QUALITY
Royal Ann Stock Is Among the
Best in Years Supplies
' Are increasing. 1
VfflEAT CROP SAID HO G S T 0 T0 1 5; ;
TO BE SUFFERING CENTS HIGHER AT
ROMDY HE WOT
LAND
PRICE OF PRODUCE
AT SAN FRANCISCO
TEAL MARKET HIGHER
i Tops Go to 12 We a Pound; Dressed
f Hogs Are Steady.
I An advance of fully He is today being
quoted In the price of dressed veal along
' the street. Best duality Is selling up
( to It He a pound.
J Dressed nogs are generally steady at
7 former figures.
Mutton Is slow sale.
(Palled Vtn LeaMd Wlre.l
San Francisco June II. Wheat Aua
trallan. l.ilHtl (0; Sonora, nominal
California club, 8142V1(2H; north
em wheat, bluestem. ll.S5trl.70: club,
1.47S4j 1.6f; Turkey red, (1.800 1.(7 Vi;
Russian red 81 601.66.
Barley Feed, rood to choice. S1.2ZH
1.26: fancy. (I.27H: poor to fair, 11.20
1.21 "4 ; slurping and brewing, $1.1'7H
1.30: chevalier, nominal.
Rgga California freah. Including
cases: Kxtras. Zl He; prime firsts.
ItHc: firsts, lc; seconds. 17c: east.
seconds, 15c.
Butter California freah: Extras, z:c;
prime firsts, 21c; firsts, 20c; seconds,
lte
Cheese New California flats, fancv,
11 He; flrats. lie: seconds. 10c; Califor
nia voung America, fancy, lie; do firsts,
12He: Oregon fancy. 18Ho; Storage.
Oregon fancy, 14 He; New York daisies.
18c; do singles, lie.-
Potatoea Oregon, IS. 00.160: .eastern,
2.(0; Burbanks, 2 SOffr2.75.
Onions Australian brown, per crate.
nominal: new red, per sack. 1 1 .60 l.'i :
sllkerakln. (l.t. .& 1.7( per sack.
Oranges New Navels standard. 11.25
1.75; choice. (2.002.64; fancy $2.60
t.00; valenclas fancy, $2.6011100; do
choice, 12.00.
SEATTLE PRODUCE
PRICES FOR TODAY
Seattle; Wash., June II. Butter
Washington creamerr 14c: eastern fresh
22e.
Eras Local ranch 25c. eastern freah
21 (ft 22c. Oregon 11024c.
Cheese Tillamook twins 14016c. Til
lamook Toting Americans 18c. Wiscon
sin twins 1414V4c Washington twins
1416c, Washington Toung Americas 18c,
cream 18 He.
Onlona Australian JSJT4 per box.
Tellows (2.603. reds $2.60 per sack.
Potatoes Eastern Washington $60
60. White rivers $40066. new $fflJlo
per pound.
The Pallas is flooding the local mar-
tat with cherries. Borne very excellent
supplies are coming forward from there
and ths beat of these are selling, as
high aa 12 Ho a pound.
Only a few lots are commanding top
figures owing to the greater offerings,
the market for ctierrlea today ranging
from 6 to lOo generally. Royal Annas
from The Dalles are among ths best
seen hare during recent years.
California Is still shipping cherries.
but these do not compare with ths lo-
ci offerings. Therefor prices on th
southern product are generally lower.
According to a local dealer, Blngs
will soon be offered to the trad. Initial
shipments being expected almost any
day.
Cancers ar still bidding high prices
ror cherries ana with only a very snort
crop expected In the Willamette valley
the aeason is naeiy to be snort.
K -
Reports Now Coming From Market Advances With Light
Columbia River Counties of Offerings Similar Move-
Washington Telling of Lessi
Bright Prospects.
ment Is Shown at Eastern
, Centers During Day.
fob Zaglla.
Jamestown . N. D.. June 91.
Sams poor, condition extends to
Oakes. From Oakes to Jamas
town, TO miles, wheat has mors
lngth and fair color. Shoots
ar commencing to show up, and
unless a change to cooler weath
er comss, burred spots will en
large, as It has headed, there la
hop for Improvement. 'Crop al
ready Impaired and will be light
Hot and forcing today.
North ' Portland Hogs 1
16o higher, cattle lowers
fractionally lower.
1 t
sheep
South Omaha Hogs 10 to llo
higher, cattl strong to hlghr,
sheep and lambs slow to steady.
Chicago Hogs lo higher, cat
tle and shesp steady. .
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in
HILL
IT 111
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FOR STORY OF, FAILURE
POPULAR
DIES
YOMDY
OF.
PNEUM0I
. fSmelal IMuateh n I 1 1
'Oregon City, Or Juas 21. Miss Mar
Ramba. a well known young lady of
thla city, died at ths boms of her par
1
flaeeUl IHmatA TVs JearaaLI "
Vancouver. Wash.. J e II. Account. I
ant Ferguson f Portland, arrived In th
etty this morning and Immediately wsnt
MMaitllitln- Dvnii.iiiiMn- At.
I'll" vwtaiiitaia lim , u,wv Mlii'l - , , , , -
lariur VraA Tinnii relative, to tha.de-I nt Mr- na Mrs, William ZUmbo. Blzth
funot Commercial bank affair. It la un-ln 'nn Adama strtets, Monday nlaht.
amrstooa that Mr. rerguson will begin on naa seen ill sioc rbruarv. when
tooay io xpen in dooki ana win lay ner spin was mjurea in a rail, but she
oars in racts ot ins working ei tut wm siowiy recovering, whan nneumnni.
Institution. A conferenca was also bald I ths Immediate causs of her death, set In,
this morning between Mr. Tsmpes and! Miss Rambo was a very popular rouna-
th depositor's ornmltt.
woman, who leaves many friends, won
by her sweet manner and kind At.
I poslUon. . Bhs was an accomplished
luusiomn.
Miss Rambo was born at Caldw.it
I a A A d .
HEAVY ALFALFA CROP
,, m -, -, g special report mad to a local (rain
Hermlston. Or.. Jun Jl. Th sowing
of alfalfa her Is th greatest known. It
Is estimated that It tons of seed have
been planted on the project this season.
Scarcely any two growers agree as
to the amount of seed per acre to sow,
Home are" as low aa eight pounds. From
that the amount goes on up to 10, 12,
14 and 16 and Superintendent Allan, of
th experiment station, says II would
be better. Taking as an average 14
pounds to the acre, one finds that 16
tons will rover J14Sarre. Even at the
top quantity of H pounds It Is seen
that thore were 1760 acres seeded this
aeason.
What percentage of this will make
good sland la entirely problematical
Using a safe figure, aa In th number
of 'pound to the acre, we will aay only
60 per cent of 1760 acres is set. This
leaves 1400 acrea. A conservative esti
mate would be sev4h tons per acre
This would mean 11,800 tons added to
the output as a result of this season's
seeding. With hay worth $$ per ton
and It has alwaya been worth more
ther has been added to the Incom of
people adjacent to Hermlston $94,400
per year from this on sourc alone.
Airana seen nas coat tne rarmer an
average of about Zl cents per pound.
nose onto $7000 for the season s buy
house this morning stated that th
weather was so drv and hot In that sec
tion or Washington along th Columbia
river that prospects for a big crop of
wheat were being dimmed. These coun
ties include Adama, Orant, Kranklln,
Henton, Douglas and Lincoln. . Hereto
for th reports from thoss sections
have been unusually good.
Keports rrom other portions or Lrre-
gon. Idaho and Washington, with th
exception of Gilliam, Sherman and Mor
row. continue excellent.
No buslnesa la reported In the wheat
trad because there la scarcely enough
wheat remaining to make a market.
New crop alfalfa hay Is being offered
to the local trade, but no supplies have
thus far been received. Stocks srs being
offered generally at ti. but buyers be
llev they will be able to purchase for
less, i n aemsnd in tne nay maraet at
this time Is solely for timothy and al
iens.
ArTBAVOO IXTSaTTOCX JfOTBaV.
rveral loads of steers went to raawt
sound this saoraUA, owing to ths las
lUty of receivers t obtalm a solsaslo
prio hat.
beep a ad lamb trad was very alow,
wlta saarket gradually getting to a
lower level.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheen,
.' Failed to Feed Cow. '
laeeeUI MDat la Tke ImtmI I
Vanoauvee. U iah . Jiina II Th Uu.
mans society organised last night began I "". arco it. nt. out owing to ths
operations st ones and Oeorce elibib oi ner parents, air. anil tin
Thompson will b placed on trial today I Charles Hammer, .soon after her birth.
for starring a cow. It Is alleged that
Thompson, who recently conducted a
livery stab at fifth and Columbia,
failed to feed or water his cow for a
period of five daya
Th trial will be. held this afternoon
before Juatlc Davis.
Wednesday 10$
Tuesday . ,
Monday. . ,
Saturday.
Friday....
Thursday.
Thursday.
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176
176
63
430
47$
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76
76
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14J
81
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117
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3176
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CHICAGO REGAINS LOSS
best cows. Hc;
MORE CORX OFFERING
Green
Poor
Stuff Is Generally of
Quality; Rest Is 40c.
. Additional supplies of green corn are
.being offered the local trade, but the
.quality 4s generally poor and for that
'reason few sales are being made at top
'figures. Best quality Is generally
Quoted at 40c per dozen.
GOOSEBERRIES ARE STEADY
t Offering More Liberal, But Some
I ; Sell Up to 7c Per Pound.
i v , While there are greater offerings of
- gooseberries from local places, the mar
' ket Is holding fairly well. Beat quality
Is selling around V4Z7c a pound.
WATERMELONS SELL WELL
Carload From Imperial Valley Finds
-I Good Trade Here.
The car of watermelons which arrived
Jesterday found an excellent demand to
ay. Sales were generally made at 3c
a pound. Another -.r 1s due today from
th Imperial valley.
Cantaloupe market Is slightly easier
with aome shading the price at 26c a
crate.
FRONT STREET QUOTATIONS
I
v
drain, Flour and Hay.
WHEAT Nominal. Track dellvnr
Club, 85f 7c; bluestem. 9598c; forty
fold. 86f)86o; Willamette vaney, 8Sc;
red Russian. 84c: Turkey red. 0e.
, OATS Nominal. Producers' price
i Track. No. 1. white. $260: gray. $28.60
29.00.
BARLET Producers' price 1810
V Feed, $28: rolled. $29.60: brewing, $29.00.
MILLSTUFFS Selling price Bran,
121.00; middlings. $31.00; shorts. $28.00;
;-ehop. $19.0026 00,
" HAT Producers- prlre 1910 Valley
. timothy, fancy, $17.fl0f 18 00; ordinary,
V' $16.0017.00; eastern Oregon, $19. 00ft
" tt-00: mixed. $l!.nn-fMfi.00; clover.
$11.00; wheat, $12 ong. 13.00; cheat,
, fl2.00i913.00; alfalfa. $14 00; oats. $12.00
' 012.00.
I j FLOUR Old crop, patents. $4.9S;
Wlllamatte, $4. SO per barrel; local
t : Straight, $3.864.66: bakers. $4.4604.66;
export grades. 3.SOff8S.80.
Butter, Bggs and Poultry.
t BUTTER Extra, creamery, cubes and
J tubs 24c prints 25 fee; ordinary prints,
l Il25c; dairy, 16(317e.
BUTTEK ( Ai-F. o. b. Portland, per
pound, 2s.
POULTRY Fancy hens, 16c; ordi
nary, 1414Hc; springs. 20c: geese,
12c; live young durks, 19 ft 20c: old
. ducks, 14c; turkeys, alive, nominal;
i, dreseed, nominal; pigeons $3 dozen.
V EGGS Local, extras, !021c; case
count, fresh. 19c; spot buying price, lo
. . o. h. Portland.
f CHEESE New Oregon fancy full
,a t rwii, iripiru Kiin aaiBiea. lie io.; i
j Young Americas. 15c; storage, flats'
lie; csiirornis flats. 18c
Meats, Fish and Prorlslona.
.FRESH BEEF Wholesale slaughter
, erw' rric- Best srem. IOiOIOHc: or
dinary. tttM0c;
ordinary. fU 489c.
DRESSED MEATS Front street
hose, fancy. lOo Der lb.: ordlnarr. ta
per pound; heavy. 7 8c: veals, extra,
12012ttc; ordinary, HlH4c; poor,
8V4c: sprlnir Ismbs. 104911c: mutton.
to: goats. 4c: beef. 8491c
HAM. BACON. ETC. Hams. 18tt
ltUc: breakfact bacon. 1727c; boiled
ham. Hitiic; picnics, ltVic lb; cot
tage roll. 14c per lb; rerular short.
clears, smoked, 13Hc: 'backs, smoked.
14c: pickled .tongues. 85c per lb.
LARD Kettle leaf, tierces, 11840 lb.:
steam rendered, tierce, lOVo per lb.:
compound, tierces. 84e. ner lb.
FISH Nominal Rock cod 10c per lb.:
flounders, 6c: halibut. 8(!9c; striped
bass, 20c; catfish. 12912Hc; salmon,
11c per lb.; soles, 7e per lb.; shrimps,
12V4c lb.; perch, 7 8c: tomcod. 8c; lob
sters, 25c; herrings. 5ft(c blaok bass,
20c; sturgeon, TiHc per lb.; silver
smelt, 8c lb.; black cod. 7 He; dressed
shsd. 7c: roe shaa, 10c: shad roe, 20c lb.
OySTERS Bhoalwater bay, per gal
lon, ( ); per 100 lb. sack. $5.50: Olym-
?la, per gallon, $3.25; per 100 lb. sack.
11.50; canned eastern. 65c can. $6.50
doit.: eastern in sbell 81.7KW2 per 100.
rrnlts and Vegetables.
POTATOE& Selling nces Best lo
cal, $3.00; good. $2.75; eastern. $2.76;.
Buying carloads, select, 12. "0 2.10;
ordinary. $1.90; new. 46c.
ONIONS Australian. $4.50: new red,
$2 75; yellow. $3; garlic. 78e lb.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges New na
vels, $2.608.25 box; bananas, 6c lb.;
lemons, $86.60; grape fruit, $8.25;
pineapples. St? 7c lb.; tangerines, $1.25;
strawberries. Oregon $1.4091.75 per 24
box crate; cherries. SlOc. t
VEGETABLES New turnips. $2.noft
2 25 sack; beets. 76o dosen; carrots. $2
2.25 sack; cabbage. $2.50 per cental; to
matoes, .southern. 91.60491. 75 ' crate;
beans, 6i7c lb.: horseradish, 8 10c;
green onions. 15c dot; peppers, bell. 30c
lb.: head lettuce, Z53ic lox.; hothouse.
$1.60 box; radishes. 16c dozen bunches:
box; radishes, 16c doxen bunches;
celery ( ) per dosien; eggplant, 14c per
lb: cucumbers. $1.00 per dozen; peas,
6c: cauliflower, local 90c dozen; as-
paragus local. 70c per dozen; extra
fancy. 75c; Walla Walla. 90c$1.25;
rhubarb, 2c lb.
APPLES $S. 50.
Hops, Wool and Sides.
HOPS Contracts, 1911 crop. 2Sct
1910 crop, 2023c; 190 growths, 16
16c.
TALLOW Prima, per lb.. So: No. t
and grease. 224c.
WOOL Nominal. 1911, Willamette
valley, 1417c; Eastern Oregon, 93
14c
dHITTIM BARK 1811. nominal. Be;
1910, 6c.
HiDES Dry hides, 15H18Ue lb.:
green, 67c: bulla green, salt. He
lb.; kips, 6mfl7tyc; calve, green, 12
13c per lb.
MOHATR 1911. selected. 8687o.
SUGAR Cube, $6.50; powdered. $5.80:
fruit or berry, $6.60; dry granulated,
$5X0: D yellow. $4.90; beet. $5.40; Fed
eral Fruberry, 6c less than fruit or
berry; Honolulu Plantation cane granu
lated, 5c lees.
(Above quotations are 80 days net
cash.)
RICE Japan No. 1, 46c; No. J,
4c; New Orleans head, 6HH; Creole,
SALT Coarse, half ground 100s. $8.50
per ton; 50s. $9.00: table dairy, 60s. $18;
lOCs, $17: bales. $2.20; extra fine bar
rels, 2s, 5s and 10s, $4 5; lump rock,
$20.50 per ton.
HONEY New, $8.75 per case.
BEANS Small white, $4.00; large
white. $4.00; pink, $6.00: bayou, $6.60!
Llmas, $7.25: reds. $6.15.
paints, coai ou. Etc
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls., 91o gal.;
kettle, raw, bbls., 93c; raw, In cases,
96c; boiled, in cases. 98c gal.: lota
of 250 gallons, lc less; oil cake meal
(none in market).
WHITE LEAD Ton
suu id. jots, c per id.; less iota, IHo
per id.
BENZINE 86
ry pound of this, practically, was
grown elsewhere, some little came rrom
the Butter Creek country about Echo,
but tney ar but commencing to pro-
due seed there. Many about Hermls
ton are putting a part of their acreage
to alfalfa tot seed. In a short time
in addition to being able to supply th
local demand lor seed large quantities
will be shipped out.
It was the same with th hay. Ths
season just closed was the first when
enough hay was produced her -for
home consumption. Only a few tons
were shipped out This year there will
be more for the outside market. Naxt
year, with an additional 1400 acrea of
this year's sowing, Hermlston hay
be round in many markets, ana
Early Decline in Wheat Is Turned to
an Advance Later.
Chicago. Jun 21. Whll the opening
of the wheat market was H to Tic a
bushel lower than yesterday, the closing
was at an advance of V4 to Sc over th
previous figure.
crop reports aided tne duii sine, ana
th early loss wss more In the na
ture of profit taking by bulla than by
pressure' of shorts.
Bradstreet's report of the grain visible
supply shows the following changes In
nusneis:
Wheat:
East of Rockies
Canada
United States and Canada....
Europe and afloat
World s supply
hn,,l.l
In every Instance It will be bringing a Oats
higher prlca than th alfalfa from any I
Other place. Range of Chicago price furnished by
Corn Increased . . .
Oats Increased . .
Total American
In buahels:
Today.
2. 643, 000
, ,086.000
10.1(4.000
Decrease.
. . 278,000
. . 33.000
. . 106,000
. . 4,700.000
..6,006,000
1,959.000
861.000
grain visible supply
Wheat
Corn .
Tear ago.
16,099,000
(.$31,000
(.144.000
WASHINGTON FAUIT
CROP 80 PER CENT sepl
uec.
Walla Walla. Wash.. June 21. Fruit
In the state of Washington this year
wtll be about so per cent or an average
crop, according to state Horticultural
Commissioner F. A. Huntley, who is In
the city. He estimates that there will
be about 40 to 60 rr cent of last year's
crop, taking an rruit as a wnoie.
"Last year was, of course, an excep
tional yield," said Mr. Huntley, "and we
cannot figure from that In estimating
this years crop, comparatively, now-
ever, I should say we will get not more
than 40. to 60 per cent of last year's
crop. Taking the average crop ror com
parison, I ythould say ws will get about
80 ner cent.
"Walla Walla's orchards appear to ma
to be In good shape, and possibly less
damaged from late frosts than in any
other locality. Frost damage was not
lafge anywhere, however, and few locali
ties are suffering greatly from that. I
think Walla Walla will have all her
share, perhaps more, of this year's
crop, taxing all rruits together.
Cherries at Hood River.
Hood River, Or.. June 31. Cherries In
Hood River valley are beginning to
ripen and aome or the earlier varieties
are being picked for market They are
packed In 10 pound boxes and shipped
to eastern markets. The crop wss
sllrfhtlv inlured here by the late frosts.
but In view of the fact that the crop
was so very heavy a full crop will be
realized.
Overbeck Cooke Co
WHEAT,
Open. High.
. 89 90S
. 8V 91
. 1H 934
CORN.
.. 67 67
. 6$tt 69$
. (7H 69
OATS.
vl- .
. 43H 45
PORK.
July 1552
Sept ....1(55
Low Close.
99 9)
$ .90$
91$ t2
July
Sept
Dec,
July
Sept.
Dec.
66 (7
68iT 69H
67 68
44ft 42
41 43
41 44
July
Sept.
Jan.
July
Sept
Jan.
825
840
837
836
1580
1565
LARD.
8J2
847
RIBS.
845
847
1547
1546
825
817
835
837
1580
16(0
831
847
851
845
847
790
FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS
U. S. Weather Bureau Sends Out
Announcement of Temperatures.
Weather bureau sends out the follow
lng notice to produce men:
protect shipments as far north as
Seattle against temperatures of about
66 degrees; northeast to Spokane, 82 -de
grees; southeast to Boise, 80 degrees;
south to Siskiyou, 74 degrees. Highest
temperature at Portland tomorrow,
about 70 degrees.
OMAHA HOGS ' HIGHER
NORTHWEST RANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks.
Clearings today $1, ($7,514.21
Clearings year ago 1,622,186.96
Loss today $ 84,871.74
Balances today 231,188.47
Balances year ago 2(2,141.33
. Seattle Banks.
Clearings today $1,489,291.00
Balances today 167,876.00
Taeoma,
Clearances $ (87,770.00
Balances '. 64,378.00
The Market Is Up 10c to 15c; Tops
Sell at $6.85.
Soutn Omaha. Neb.. June 21. Cattle.
receipts 8600: market strong to higher.
Steers, $6.65; cows and heifers, $4.(09
6.60.
Hogs Receipts, 11,300; market lOo to
16c hle-her. Salea. $8.06 0 6.35.
Sheep Receipt. 2500r market slow
to steady. Yearlings, $4.60ffl6.0O;
wethers. $3.76 4.00; lambs, $6.(0
7.25; ewes, $3.6004.00.
Liverpool Wheat Market,
Liverpool, June SI. Wheat:
July .6s 10d s 9d
October 6s 8d 6s 8d
December 6s 9d 6s 9d
Hogs are practically 10016c higher
in the io-al market today aitnougn top
Quotations of previous days were not
even tested. The best offerings dls
Dlared at North Portland did not reac.
above $(.90 this morning but the stuff
that brought tius figure was very Heavy,
averacina 236 sounds.
On the bashCpf what this stuff eold
at In ths local pens this morning fancy
light hogs would bring perhaps (7.00a
ei.ue wnwe siock couia ds gooa enoug
to bring 87.10. in the opinion or leaain
buvers.
Triers were only 108 head of hogs In
the local pens this morning and quota
tions ranges as low as $.2(. This was
for stock that averaged 162 pounds. This
quality would not have brought above
.ou a week or so ago.
While ther haa been an Improvement
In the swine trade here, other hog mar
kets nava snown a better reeling. A
South Omaha there was a spirited ad'
vance of 136160 In price today which
puts tops to ((.$(. making the landing
price at Pacific northwest points $7.46.
it aeveiopeo tooay at soutn umana as
wail as. at other eastern centers that the
big packers supported the market quit
well and were liberal buyers at the rise.
At Chicago there waa an advance of
00 in swine, witn top at $(.50.
Nominal a win alues at North Port'
land:
Best blockers $7.0007.19
Medium light 9.90
Heavy packers (.69
Rough packers (.00 08.(0
Feeders 7.00 07.15
Oatu Karkv is Foor,
There waa a very slow demand for
cattle at North Portland during the past
14 hours, and prices are nominally low
er. The run for the day was only (1
head, but to this supply was sdded a
number of loads that were carried over
from yesterday, owing to the Inability
of commission handlers to force the
Dries they believed-Justified.
At Chicago there was a steady tone
in the hog trade, witn no general change
in values.
South Omaha cattle trade was strong
to higher, with eteers 16.05 0(.1(, and
cows at ib.ssqs.io. i nererore me local
market Is again lower than competing
centers.
Nominal cattle values at North Port
land are:
Best steers $
Fancy grain steers
Ordinary steers
Best grass steers
Best cows
Medium cows
Poor to fair cows
Best bulls
Fsncy bulls
Ordinary bulls
CALVES.
Best light t $ 7.0)
Ordinary , 6.85
Poor 1.00 4.00
Poor Sheep neglected.
With most of recent arrivals In the
North Portland sheep pens, of very poor
quality, mure ua pern a uearin oi ouy-
ers for offerings. While fancy sheep
and lambs are In demand although the
latter is now quoted down to 15.75 for
tops, half-fats are hard to move even
at the lower range. There were arrivals
of 1493 head of sheep and lambs In the
local yards since yesterday's report,
comparing with 1739 on this same day a
week ago.
Yearlings are now getting so big that
they are generally out In the wether
class and few quotations above $4 need
be expected in that line. In fact It would
take some very good stuff to bring his
figure.
At Chicago there was a steady tone
In the sheep and lamb trade with no
change In quotations.
At South Omaha the sheep and lamb
trade was slow to steady with yearlings
$4.60J 6.00, wethers $3.75 fi 4.00, lambs
$8.60 7.25 and ewes $3.604.00.
Sheep ana lamb prices at North Port
land today:
Yearlings . .....I 4.25
Wethers 3.(0 2. 90
Ewes 3. 00 8. 60
Lambs 6.006.00
Feed sheep 2.00 2.50
Among; the Shippers.
Cattle W. H. Harris, The Dalles,
.)0
6.90
(.75
(.90
(.40
(.0)
4.00
4.(0
4.10
l.7(4.25
4.76
2.00
Hogs. . Cattle. Sheep.
. jOS 84 14$$
. 171 4(1 1019
. 171 461 1(4
. 11C 18( 1610
. 100 100 (00
(0 $7$. (00
. 199 ' (4 1790
Or., one load.
Mixed Stuff Phllllppl V Large, West
Sclo, Or, one load cattle, hois and
sheep; W. B. . Kurtts. Malpln, Or., one
load cattle, calves and hogs; J. C. More
head, Qoldendale, Wash., one load cattl
ana nogs.
Shop-Ewen R. MoClellaa. Ihanlko,
ur., on idh,
Toasya run or livestock compares
wun mis cay in recent years -as roi
lows:
1911.,
1910..
1909.,
1908..
1907..
1909..
1906
- A vear
tone In hogs with an advance of lie,
steadiness In cattl and weakness In
sheep with a loss of 10a
Tuesday's Livestock dala.
Following ar official sales of Tues
day at North Portland:
STEERS.
Av. Lbs.
I steers 1021
( steers 8(1
HEIFERS AND COWS.
I cows 910
11 cows 912
7 cows 1101
4 heifers (93
I cows 1014
Hoas.
18 hogs 11$
( hogs 260
1 hog 2(9
4 hogs 1(2
he wss sdopted by Mr. and Mrs. WIN
Ham Rambo, Th greater part of Miss
itamDos me was spent In this city.
Beside her foster parents, she la !-.
vlved by one brother Jar Hammer, r
Th funeral services will be conducted
by Rev, J. R. Lendsbo rough, pastor of
th Presbyterian church, at 10 o'clock
Thursday from the resldenoe. Inter
ment will b In the Mountain View
i cemetery.
. TUTTLE, AGED 65, .
PROBABLY
DROWNED
Prlo.
$5.25
(.21
$$.00
4.7(
4.7(
4.00
$(.90
6 40
(.80
(.26
(special Ditpatea t The Joans U
Vancouver, Wash.. June 11. William
utile, (( years old. was drowrfsd. It ts
thought. In the Columbia river, seven
miles aast of Vancouver at about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was
gathering driftwood In the river with a
skiff, and would tow ths log to shore
and form them Into a raft. It is
thought that whlla he was working en
the raft his skiff broke loose and started
down stream, and that to rot It be die-
carded his clothes end plunged into the
river and was drowned. His clothes
were found on th raft and the skiff
waa found floating downstream sevaral
miles below. Coroner Knapp waa noti
fied, but says there le nothing he can
do until the body is found. The river
Is being dragged.
ATCHISON FURNISHES
. ONLY FAIR MOVEMENT
New Tork. June 11. Seoority market
waa nominal too ay ana tne naa in
Atchison was the only note of Interest.
There waa aggressive buying In this Is
sue and an advance of 1 points was
snown at tne closing.
As a general rule the market was
higher today but the changes were only
fractional. Up to 1 o'clock the trading
inciuoea jss.vuv snares.
New Tork Airbrake company declared
a regular quarterly aiviaena or !
per cent
American eiocas were neavj ana H v
tto lower in L-onaon loaay.
CHICAGO HOGS HIGHER
Aa Advance of 5c Quoted Today;
Tops at $8.30.
Chicago. June 21. Run: Hoe-s. 21..
000: cattle. 17,000; sheep. 20.000. '
Hogs are 5c higher: left-over. 3000.
Receipts s year ago. 12.000. Mixed.
28.(0(.I0; heavy.'$(.l((.4(; rough;
5.96(.10: light, $. 05416. 60.
cattle steady. . (
Sheep Steady.
Jan. .
March
May ,
July .
Aug. .
Sept.
Oct .
Deo. .
New York Cotton Market.
Open. High. Low.
13Z4 13Z4 1311
1323
1331
1489
1469
1364
1327
U2(
1489
169
1356
1127
1125
1120
im
1457
1344
1311
1111
Close.
1S13(13
1119
1123
1474
1467
1144
1312
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!4
its
P68
46
113
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Bonds
Investments
e
Timber Lands
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Surplu anrj Undivided Profits $700,000.00
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m lots, to eer lb.
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Constructs' Asphalt and eetier Bltam
tfioas Pavements. 606-408 Electric
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Manage,
gallon: Iron bbla., 21 He per gallon.
t'OAL OIL Cases: Pearl, 16c: star,
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Jf J4c per gallon; special water white,
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ROPE Manila ic; sisal. 7Ho,
24?OLINE Ke1 crown and motor,
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gallon;. V. M. & p. naphtha.. lSOSOfte
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of Fifth an Stark Street, with :
. amounting to. . . .
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June 16, 1911 (two years later), its
$3,7.30, 1 Q4.43
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; Commission Merchants
Stocks, Bonds .
V- Cotton, Grain Etc.
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: secmectlng fortland with the .
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