The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1912, Page 14, Image 14

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE SI. Hit
II
NORTH AND SOUTH
PURCHASING (fESE
SMART ADVANCE FOR NO CATTIE ARRIVE IN iVEAL CALVES BONG
1 STRAMES FORCED MARKET BUT PRICE IS ! HELD BACK WAITING
OLD HAY IS GETTING MRS. THOMAS TAGGART;
BETTER DEMAND BUT CELEBRATES WEDDING
AT CURRENT VALUES TODAY IN TRADE HERE DIME Off FROM TOP fOR BETTER VALUES PRICES REMAIN SAME ANNIVERSARY, CHICAGO
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.., ikj rrr i i dh- iiu.nM- k ir. m-i- u. Nmt .. tutu u KiU. r tj M. ii . sr. tfr. ti MrH i im ! tf b Senator Ncwlands Would Dis
mJ ltM iur (H.i.i.i . iwi, i.ao. tut, hik .iut.u i. r.k.-u t t. Mo.i j nu .u. hi iuiMcii lur itii cir(b fMnrhise Neofo! and Shio
r
Them to Africa.
, GU4 to Callfta"-.. Waahiag
la J llalxv
tt.al Uhi.lt Us No4 tv-ld if if.1
At M0, (mo) M alio.
Are la jUaU all
of 3d Vf (tkl; txarr leaf
Ill Jo I elllag.
I laupetrtedi Tra-d t Awaiiiag
U.I-
partita Whelaeela ataj.e.
tig. ud
t'hukei-a icl
Hikm and butler fi
Fai l ea loa.r
('lifuiaU iJi.iai
Kiraa b.rtl.. .i. J
Hop ' rm
Local b. k!ir:' ' f"
rhny na'.t i'll,J
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lit
.
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t.olii.i.al ..If,.; ft lt-
d..4t'tc tla.l. a ....a.
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Ij l.ar .a'r f ... I'.- tlull
i'.e I '-a I 1 e..,.et. ,e .1.111.
fa f r . c :(..Jc Ih.
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men I t. . I ; ; i j i ;
I'laa!...' 1 I .'l-i, Ini.r tt;at.
II fttori.!ig we .t.k It.al tt a.
I. fr.fj .i.rd r.J ifluit.rJ
I i II. r fa'Kt null ( (.. IH I I II. . f
f . I t- .1 f.l II H'i Jajl.tlr grower, aete.
Mr . lrr I ... I,' it I I.. .,.). I lie
r.iifu. :jti f ci.f4y and l-..l :
II t) rr.e, If. brntfll f Ih :nM
1 iftl.i
M'.i u'm ft II. peel few date
late ti.a1 !l a.mo.l lmKlBi lt I
i. ii air fia.lt li. a traffic A targe'
par rri of ih. fruit aa I ha Iiim '!
i.fii. Iharcfura la ao lF.nd(
ll hire
eir.al.errr Mteea la data Kn
l'fii Id. in l .rrailr r knoan lo
tl. o.l iiai) lYIraa hava haen
mora ii.ri than haratofor. knnarn
and II Impaaalbla la tall from ana
(tar lo .richer hl wu folrtf lo hap-
la laa Mae.fi
flf tVMlafc - f fta
t.l:e letf fc fiiHi f-f t.t
K.i.a nil it t I !-'
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l! ff J' f . t lit
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ie4. .all.
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I la i t teH.b.aion. a .euaBia- t -
.luH MK Ue ilir aeUll j
IK. ut)e I J
Taet. la taji a ei of fwllr I
Hal an.fuM la He taai tiift(-a4 lu 1
-l.f.J eeil'.ia II -al "
Ml ifii.iiiii. Ihi iiliidM ail la-
l.e.aia If .1 i.a elta It ) .
't. f aa ot 1 rJt fibd fof Hl T
H al iwiklf r I..HIMK ha. a la ;
imilia thai ll.aa Lata Met k:l.:H tttt '
luu wa.h at u f f e4 lha ai 0
Ktr.glhf I h.ll
ma I hod.
M.t Vfl in 11.1 w H . aw
wen a K a I j4444
Wl. hifca ku . Jaaa SI -a
h.ai anil ralaia Hi uua
laitrlef all llian ef giaaa
lavtP ana a a all ra aa
lh aa oekied la
iaal Mill tt Iba tarly hel
ill la rul n.tl aaek Aa an,
atonal rara fi!4 la Jual aumlaf
up aktia !!' kaaa hl(t
Ual'ei clear a4 ll
I Cat lad eaa linil
IVk.ii met a. Jia 1 1 Mr Taaaa
Tlrt f ladiaaa. Ka u fear a-ila.
kr kwaaaad. Ih aalioaal coenatlllaa
maa fra) lad'aaa. ae4ral4 ! Ivlta
Ikia aa.it la fealiiraor lt Iklrtf-alilA
rtMtaraair f bar marrUa "I ra a
hao bd. aaid Mra TH. 4 I
lak only faaalng lnl.l la j-all-
1nalsr NeaUada. af Nat ad a. h
anla la dlarraiMhiaa all in atflroaa f
It. I'nllad liiln and ahlp lhm trk lo
(-reai.r rr-ln la aalllnfl Iba milk ariil
- - if.. a II ah Ih.a da la
WHEAT .MARKET IS IU FIl
ri.lr
1 hull
Wed
T uaa
Mun.
el
Week to '
Year tu lit!
: 1 ra. o J
3 r :
le
Ita lha I'.nfW lhan at ' , ,
lk.t ftrh.ni t....re..a .r. J
Mlalakto la Ulr M. ' no"
try In ta cover.
Iastaa4 lha ch mark! .f oam.
rjrihr darllna had httn nll. iia(
ad by aaaiera tnlaraal l.r. ru- ra
raitlly dvarsrd aa tha prx.rcia ara
(Ml furlhi-r riaa will h tor'4
a .aa..ii rif Ilia I ncre-aacd rail
i falifornl. and lue. aauiid. aa H .,,.- . u iik I - a. rrla:a at Noh .rl'an.l lodajr. tnc f
, ... ,MSntt I,.., .n tie M buer " V . . .ituallon la aeakar allh m lra. I
Idal pomi. ..... I lnl a Itaahrl tnr llm Iiai u.aii.. ia- in... UMia or,, ai.i.lfaa:. r
ilar h iioie ai I". L
b r elair tea.r.. Ka find
lha mill
ra4ia
Ikal a. eil
il .n thai da la 4iaa lha
hiTUMi I.M'LtiTik'K HIV it"-t alk
IK. 1'illle l .l.e tJh. "'" w
()e aoin. eiiae-l up ire prire ei in
ire anniaaaia iraaa I n exi o.
D allfhleal iuH '
); Il lie rrll Im I hare 1 an ai
(4( Irerra a.amlr of counlir vaal In Ih
i rnM aiieai Irada, afd prieea are (hare.
fore r t.ih The cemiainian of
Ijj'.a.iern ralrf lnlere.le eeemlnflr
i;i hail ! .fri upoa Ih ahlpm.nia lo
III. Hf.rl,
era nn fall ait "i II !
1 : J
ete
i J
11
I
t
WMIiT l ABOOti NTCADY.
Ivnenioa Jurt 1 1 -M'Waai araoa, I
aiaady. naita wall far a h 1 pn aa I al
I . I
tngllah and rterieh eoaalrr aaark!.
nrm.
I0TI.A.VD ORAI.V RECKirrt
-ara
TaU-aTlrOaTATIOS.
wata tva e.
t ! ar-a ehU lr
a. a ad a Waa att rhl.
r7 a tale !- tava I a
Ih aajb a.air aa(( W IV :'
aala d.aadeaa af Ih Mfiar
t a-e'eiaea. I lalat (ha a aa4 eti
ai4 h ha hu aft if Ih .
aa ka AffMa.
hi'. A. J i'a af Ih f
Hail aaita twaaiaiikaaavaa teaaa
AWaae, la hara lik a..r k.a.4 l
laaadiaa kf fir I alliwl maiia
a la w4 a affaa4ia 1 kae l
aaaJ II la Aleaaa aa hd a lha
(HaAlrf reialaa a l'ttiatal im
w, h aail. t Ihtatt
la haaa hlag al4il Ike a e a
aaal af ihair awaairv aad I )( ke
Htliiu, hl I at aa aid) faahtaaad laaeaaa
a4 I haa all I ( 4 iaf ' af
my ta h4 a a ad eaf kaaa a
Rdr Multie, IeaMealU Mdaaval
MamiKHiue frvia liiiaat, w ia(
fraa ad lea la yaa( padlllruaa. He
ays.
Ta l a r-lul-UB a maa aiaal ha
pellcailaav lia aa. laa I
fae aaryh4r. aul ha a feed avltee.
knear hew la raad character ad aha e
all ual heap hla '-
la addiltoa la lha eminent he la an-
lilla4 la, eterr maa a 11 thai h
ra I accouAl far.
i. l ...J - - . -gT"i
nL&saroaTATie
Wheal Harley latir. Oala. Ha.
While lhr
pf chea al Till"'"'" rnr.
amp haa ppU1 I" '"" IUv.
- Hon aa aU ha email erallered (ai -lariaa
of Oregon and Waahingt""
Only about I par iUr r-heeae
thai cam fpraard from Tlllim'wk
far conaumpimn l.ere. alinouglt V"
ral a b'lleHl lo l"orllaud. Th flv
par renl biilead lo ihla rlly ahlch aaa
not offered lor aal hr. for om
aide ahlpmenl. ......
Whlla pun haaliif " H" clieaaa Ihal
ther can flr.d at pr.allli.g lu-. I' h-
ara ara atlll Of a bearlah md W lilie
tayloc Ih rrtc elrmamled. thev r In
.ioma tnetanVe. Ulr. lha ; k 0..
.... - inaraw nrua than loral lot-
a I ipe w m m a"-- . . a
bere ara paying ! "' P"rl;of 'J
"Uilg 1a to d-moralla Ihe trade al
trt'lually force U lr. On. parking
"'mpa.y,1lrrl la tH-yln dere-rl fraen
' Tillamook maker, la aald to l aell
Int lia aupplle at fU the aame
. prlra aa it pay. It h freight.
BITTER .MARKET VKRY I-1RM
A v at i lava, b I .IMnelh I. ahO'lfl In I ll f
local butler trade and the price I firm
! r although unchanged at the moment,
i Northern Intereaia continue to purrhaa
I everything avallaPi.
r PEACH KS ARE CHEAPER
I I rnl a llaaltd for 111" 1). ; il. ll lc loaec
( hi.a.n June ft U'k..i ... -..i, le keeienlar
and atat..aarai all a. . . M -vul.l hate baau In.txaall... for
In Kc loaar. while Ih loaing n
S to lc a buahel under yeeierday'a
final figurra
Thr aa a gwd opening at I.lrer
pocl. hut Ihn did net Influenre Ihe home
Irad ahlrh frll away upon the approach
of tha bear force.
Argeiilinc uhlpmrnl. t III APA luh
cla. v.r-k agii. J. 101 000 buahel. ar
o. l.ilaooO buahel
Auelial'a nhlpmenta. (tt.000 buahel
RRATIC TONE T
AY
jhlanday ..II 1 I
I ueaday . . 11 . . .
!! . If .
It hu.a y I t 4
rttda- ... If J J
r ago 17 I 7
i hreut l
.1.1. . MJM all :iot
Yi. au Hit: :oi ;.o
load t" I rtrg thia figure ai.J xoiMi.g '
Mer l Do l now aei.abl In IrM. al
though II uatgM ba poaaiBI fr an al l j
mat or leu tu bring II. previous ('cut. :
However, that would ararraty reiae-i
dual market condition, berauee ihj
bulk of Ih eluff of aimUar qialli
v. ould not bring wiihln a dime of Ihe
tup
SHOWN IN NEW Y
l0
IJ
i
t
:t:i
Owing lo lha damage dene early hay.
Ihe market for old crop la ahowlng a
fractional improvement Thla la coo-
flnad al thla time entirely to the de
mand, for there hat been practically no I
hang rh the prlt
m . - a. . ... ... . . . .
v.. v,r-. I.,. i Ti.a .in. Ii tt.ar. f.va. ui am nil in in cuy are not
kr aaa al.oyl lalf higher and halt,nrv. Dl" mere la imiih offering from
ionlderbl alrenglh roatlnure to b'loer for the ! Tl.e a fair counii)-. Thla baa been held bath
ahoan in Ire raltl n1. at other ren-.uiuma of buina lr 16 j o clock at h rryueal of the trada here, which
week aeo. JJ.000 buahel. )ear ao. i lr 'l Ihla will trj.ilj Lata ih er- rea. i.li.g joo i.-.ate . an loan i nollf lad iMrper ome time ago that
le. ui 1'irrinf iiior. aiuit taa ir";ii ... w .
fl HOO huahrl
India ahii.menla. ;. 101 000 huahrl
"li 'V 1 031. 000 buahel. year ten.
:M:.t'lu buahela.
Rangr of Chicago prlrra furnlth1 h
nvtrl-erk A Cook Co
Jillr
Pept.
I-ec.
With peach auppliea much more lit
eral here, th prfr la showing a ahaip
daclln. Pale ara belna; made thla morn
ing at II. St Pr box for Alenandera.
Quality ! Improving.
Vakima sends CHERRIF-S
A rather liberal ahlpment of rherrlea
ram forward from Taklrna today to a
local houae. Tha atoch tu of excellent
oualltv. the) fruit bflna rather largo.
t'herry market In reoeral la quiet with
a very wldo range In value.
SALMOX RUX
VERY LI OUT
With the Columbia river again very
high, reports fmm the lower portion
ara to tha effect that only a nominni
amount of salmon Ih belna taken,
run eonalata principally of ahad.
Jillv
Pept.
Dec.
July
Pfpt.
tec.
Ju!v
8cpt.
July
Pep l.
lec.
Julv
Sept.
WHEAT
t'n High.
HKVr, 10
MIS 14 C
101', 10&S
CORN'.
7? TSS
7s
s:i4 !
OATB.
4!la 4H
II
. mo
ii:
.1100
.1120
.11:7
1 1 r.n
.1170
IIS
TORK.
into
litis
I.AHD.
I KtO
I I 20
HIT
1 1 :.o
1172
I.OW
liJS
10iS
104 Sa
71 4
'IS
:s
40
40
t'loae.
111 A
I03S A
1 0 4 S H
7?S
71 S
:s a
4H
in
40 A
S r-a r renl
home I'M. no waa trong for call:1 Arreri.an atock w trragu.ar in
ijjrlng th day with a run f IkOOhead , I-"ii1'n Iu4
kacaaa (."It rt:l. aae. Ukawi.a fine oacao.a Mi nine compary floe tared a
c hange in rrl. for the dav aivmcna or 11 a anara.
With I.O
Kin Uirc Ihla utorrlng n ;if;0 htJ
M.ut.i Omaha I. ad but IQv
Range of N'w Turk price furntahad
A ooke ( o
H95
100
1110
11:0
1145
1 in:
im:
17
10
11M
1110
1045
101
The
CALIFORNIA TOMATOES COME
California tomatoes are comlne; for
ward In small lots to the lorul Iraile
While of good quality, they are of kiiuiII
and lrreaular alxa. Priced at (I 7.". 1
2.00 per box.
KGGS AND POULTRY
San lYartrltro (.rain Calla.
Pan Kranelsrn. June :i Grain calls:
WHEAT.
IaOw. Cloaa.
... 15 A
i3- U 1 4 1 Va A
14S HStai 14 I4e
153'4B 154 A
riecenihrr
North Ore
December
May
Open High.
.its n ...
Heavy fed ateer
Fancy .terra ...
("holt Hear a
Common atecr
Fder ateera .
Fancy row a ...
Ordinary cowa
j ertwek
l.ea.l In the
rattle en iday Trad waa innlrllv
atrady with pielou prlt r ellll In rf
i , -t --i rr.T7....rr: ir t- ,tr
North Portland callle price A L . a Ii u I ii J
J I 1, , . 1 1 4 I -W
l a. :r 1 1 ah. I tlid
Heavy light calves .
.Medium light calves
Heavy calve
Meat bulla
Ordinary bulla
4 5.1 0 : 1
15 i; 5 1
I 5 11 U a T 'l
6 !.i$ 5 .&
i'l If 7 i
5 o ii I o
: ;s
: :i
4 inj t .4
4 00 1? 4 50 1 iJMH-ki) n K I
a,. . . . r. 1 anutiian rti , '
mmm aaawaa a a - - Cent Lea I h C
Much strength continue to be ahown 'it c
In lha awlna trade all over tha iouii- v, A u," i
try. .North Portland Is no eareplion t (l N V c
10 th rule and values there ara firmer. ,,,, ' Ohio
although no higher for the day. Top 1 , .o) y-ur "
continue at 17. ml. ,-, a0uthern.'c
. T'ierV." r,nlV," i1,ht .run. 2f h"" l'-l Hudfion.
In the North Portland yards todn. to- ... (,
tal balng 160 head, compared with 175 ..' ' i.-i..ri-''
a week aKo. 1152 a v-r atro and 3 II, w n '
hcd two yrars ago for this amr day. ' jr(t se'ciirit li-s '
borne of the hogs that came forwunl UUnoim ,-pn,r.
thla morning did not enter the ynnia . , Marveater
at all. bolng dlroct purchaara of a loo!;,,, i,.ro. ,.
k'",r- l.ehlah Vallov ".
At Chicago there, waa a alrong 'on" C C. Southern.
in tne nor iraae mnay wiin a run ui 1. a ...,
13.000 head.X compared with 17.0..0 a 'if" Nu" " id '
1 year ago. Tops sold tnera mis morn- ., K . T
lug at 17.17 Va. thla belns 7W: abova p. ' "
Mixed loavds i
ner doe. hunrhea- Wmla tc.li. 11 on price nere .mi.
Vising "rv.he.rSt.ao Ki?.:.rnrv ho. were f, Bc
.r.01'.','1. L"!.V I tetter with 4600 head In the yard, this
. .. ...a, ..a.. ....a., .-' ITI irillHI
Am Can. . . . 1 4.
Am. Cotton Oil, cl . . . 1. .1 'V
Am. I.010. c . j 41 43Vi 4; 1 I
Am Hugar. c . 'ill 111 1J0 jllO
Am. HmeM . t . . .. lSi lSi lS
Ar.arnfula M Co I ', I".', 44S US'
Am W.vilen. c. 1 : , r II 1 31 I
Atchlaon. c lo; 10: H , 1 CiT ;i67 4
Halt. Ohio. t. .luVa 10 10IS I0IS ,
r ; 74S: " I N 1 74S T4S .
at M S IK Rl
iss :k4,26s':ts 1
35',! : 1 :sj 15 1
I'd1
104 vioVlnH'lo
111
7IS
31 '
IS 1,
1I7S
H
171 W
114
271,
1 1 1.
120
a A .
.w-Hi .i'i v
174','l7eSll74 174S
25S :5l; 15 I 26
168S 158V, 158S 15l
1 31
US'! 3' 2S
th market waa In no position lo ahaorb
greater offering then It already had.
I ri tneii waa no obiacl ahal.var,
I Iniereat In th grain trada at thla
time la confined almost exclusively 10
'the reading of reorta of tha arowlna
crops Hy nearly all intereata tha fear
'I eipreated that ronaiderabla damaa
la being done, especially In the heavier
'land tei flon. wlrere the grain la very
ta.l. In the llrht lands aom benefit
i.aa been deMved from renant ahowers.
j although aurahln would be welcom
, almoit eery place
CHICAGO SHEEP STRONGER
117 1137 111
79 7S 7S
JIS 31S m
34V 3&S' 34S
17) H 1 74 11711
1.HI, lH'-i 134
iiosjijos' 1:04
IUS 20 Si 2"
Trade Geta 8OO0 IId Today, hut
Uurr Tale Hold Ejmrrl.
ChlcKO. June 11. Run: Hogs. 13.
000. cattle, 1500: sheep, 1000.
Hogs are steady; left over 4100. Re
ceipt a year ago, 17.000. Mixed 17.30
77V4; heavy. 17.65 Q 7.17 U ; rough.
7 .0 43 7 60; light, 17.1607.55.
Cattle Ptrong.
(Sheep Strong.
JODTd MMl LLOYD
UMUEll MJIalNGa
LONDON - PIS - BREMEN
Ajxnsa AT 10 A. M.
Kaiar VYUha-tm d Uroaaa Jatr July It tUp.
I Oct 1
rwu
KrtkBpriBiala Ceell
Gaorf a WasMnftAB .
Kroaprlni M'llhelra .
Kaiar U Uhelrn II
Juir Au. IT
Jaly Aug. t hep. It Oct. I
Jaly It Aug. It ap. lot. I
after Id Aug. St Hep. IT Oct. 11
July S3 Aug. ST tUp. 14 Oct. II
Prlna Frttvlrlch WUhaira . July 27 tl Oct II
TWINCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
-. it
PreaT Karfaarat Twit
aaalg Altar Jaly 4
Xaaaigta X.ala mly
rradartok far grraaaa. . . Aag. IS
Braaaaa ..Aag. II
II
rraaarlch ar Oraaaa, 7ly .
saig AJasrt, Aag. IT. Bfft. II.
Ttia VAffimnn Ka
a Uv iiawukwi s aaaavauj a . aaa. f.
OBXVSUOSia k OO, Oaa. Agta. I BroaAway. w Tart
aoiuT oAmtB, . a. . a. i&o rrwau at.. oppaia
t. raaa !, aaa Fraaal, I A. X. OKAHLTOaT.O. 9.
a, . r.t c. w. IrrrvaBJa, Ttckei Ara o. hv sr. o.
f owrla-t Agaacy aag Travel lua, at 1VU SHtrUaaA
aafaWaJ
OMAHA HOGS HIGHER
Advance) of 5 Orjt la Mde for the
Day; Other Lined Are Nominal.
South Omaha, Neb., June SI. Hogs
Receipts. 5400; market 6 10c higher at
7. 357.85.
Cattle Recelpta BOO; market ateady.
8t..rr, $l.0'(.25; cowa . and heifer.
3 . 0 Qjf . . i o.
Sheep Recelpta none.
new yellow. 11 ,5 per cental, garlic. 7 V mx. Houth Omahs ther. w.s a run of
L-uMtf t-r. i . t t, . . I 5400 hoas
rjir.;-.fi rrvi lie I'lanaes. I1.7SOI.. .. ii . ..v. ... .i . a. . ............
f Trade In the poultry and eptt mark?t
i la holding at practically the nm quo
i tatlona recently noted. The weakness
In springs continues, but no chnnae Is
j Bhown in valuea. Hens are in much
l better demand but the change la not
aufflclent to force the price.
FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS
J ihi; nananas. 4a5o lb.: lemons 15 00
'cfSSO; limes ( ) esse; grape fruit. $2.71
tia.ifi; pim-spplis, 6c lb.: apricots, 11 40
If I ,.r0 Tftte; chcrrlen. SfrSc ner nonn.1-
pear'u's, 11.26 per box; cantaloupes, J2.50
' .i mi per i-riuc.
BEKRIES Strswberrlps. local M
om, floUl Dollar nn Oregon. $1 Zfitft
1.50; Clark's Seedling. 11.50 per 14-lh
crste; rappberries. $:.00; currants, 11.69.
at.ate. Tlal. ana iTrovialaaa.
DUE.SSfcD MEATS Country killed
3 7 7
Natlor.nl I.ead . 69 59 5 S t 6" I
Nov. Con 22S 2 2 i 22S ZS
N. Y. Cent I118S118S11S 117 Jan.
N. Y. Ont. W.I 34 35 i 34Si H H Feb.
.Vor A W.. c. . . .11SS11SU!U1 HIS I Mar.
tn IIAI. 114 1 1IAV llDAIl i a.
rrt j a i .... .X. I.. L i;V'1 1.1 !liT,li"7a miV
: ' " 1 I 'a. R- . . 1 2 3 S 1 2 J 4 1 2 3 S 1 2 3 V, Ju I y
New York Cotton Market.
Open. High. IOw. Close.
Vfi
Weather bureau aends out the follow-
4- lng notice to shippers:
A '"Protect shipments tui far north as
T Peattle against maximum temperatures
'f of about 74 degrees: northeast to Spo-
kane, 82 degrees; southeast to Boise. 80
degrees; south to Siskiyou, 80 degrees.
Maximum temperature at Portland to
;i day. aboitf 70 degrees."
BL.ACKBERRIES ARE RIPE
Weed, bv t"at. 72 head
General hog range
Select light
Select heavy
Medium light
Hogs, fancy. 10(10V,c: oralnary, 9 I L . ,Vl, , y
10c; heavy, 9V4c; fancy veal. 1 2 vi St 13c-i Eoor .".ht
aa... . . . . -- aa J.Kmian H.BL'lf .. .....
orainary. uc; poor, BTfioc; lambs, 10
iff lie, million, itffisc
of 6i- to loc In the price.
at 17 .65.
Tops eohl
P. n I,. C. CO. 114 114HI1U
Hog shippers today: J. E. Reynolds,
Condon, 1 load, C. E. IaUrkey. Cnnby,
I load lings and sheep, dlrert jiun-hasn
of the 1'nlon Meat company, Sefvero &
:.. r
S Carl RUterspncher of 541 Nchalom
,.. etreet has brought to The Journal of
flee a oortlon of a blackberry vine, cov
ered with ripe fruit. Tho berries are of
. the Burbank Mammoth variety, and are
a of very large size.
I PORTLAND JOBBING PRICES
a
' Oraln. loux and Kay.
. These prices ara 4hoa at which whola-
" t .saicrs sen tn reta:iers. axcept aa othar-
:- 4 wise statad:
WHEAT Notnlnal Producers- fSrleaa
-. I 1 a n T . ,1,11... aa..
.: t' a.lnaatan-1. II a ffb HKf rorf T? URaft n Qtin- Ttril.
t lamette valley, mic.
f. BARI.K promicera ortres 1911 .
I reen, fitt.oo: roiiaa. ikb.ub; brewing
?,,. on mi 40 00.
,f aejlaur-i i - r ry -01 1 iti frirt r-eTl,
126.90: middlings, $S2.00; ahorta, IS7.5I.
OATB Producers price Nominal
Track No. 1. spot delivery, white.
i FLOTTR Selling orlc Patent
f 35.10: Willamette. 15 10; local atralghf,
'4 K0; bake?lr, 4SO05.1"; export gradea,
v a a mi 'ft . in
I HAY rfooucera nrrce 191! crop
t vaiiey rimoiny. iancy. lit aooio: orfll
;. I rary. 113914: eastern Oregon. 31 0.00 0
i- IT; Idaho. tlfOlT: mixed SIS A 14 : do-
. Ttr, lliiv, wnrai, tuoii.ou: cnoa IL
.11 ail ia. .fa. la- aiaaaiamaa. . . . . .
,, .Jivii.vv. eiittiin, lu.nuifii; oais, l
t Oil. SO.
J aaaa.a-a.. ataaa nuu rUOJlTT.
a, jju 1 1 ar. muinmai; extra creamery,
cubes and tubs. S7c: prints. 38V4c:
t dalrv. Zlc
.: EGGS Candled, extras, SO, 21o;
- epot buying price, 10r?s off, 13Si9Uc
1 f. o. b. Portland.
t . 1 i fW 1 Sc : ODrlntrs. ISc: irneao 'insi.'
h spring ducks. 32c; old ducks.' 12c; tur
. keys, 17c; dressed. 2025c: pigeons.
I : . Ju i x izarv rni rruaucert price lr.
. b. Portland, per lb.. 28 He.
CHEKSK Nomina:. tresb Oregoa
' fancy, full cream. tliuit and i ,,
1C1IVC; Toung America, nVjllRc.
. . Tataaal. ..a a..., r.. m
. TOTATOE8 SellPng price: Extra,
I rnoica i.jw-e i.ia; cnoice, ll.ltKa l.15;
.ordinary. McQtl per cental. Rnvine-
.! price, axtra fancy table stock. 83c; extra
I choice, 0o f. o. b. country shipping
1-iiiiHfl,. new yuiaiutpn, . ac per pound;
sweets, 8c lb.
- VEOETABLKS-i-New turnips. 10c per
'doa.; ew beeta. 46c .doa.: carrots SO 9 1
' S6c doa.; cabbage, S2.00: Mexican
, tomatoes. , Mexican. 12.26$ S.S0 per lug;:
f I..I..1 nnl 4 Aa n.. .aula. . a 1 al I aa. .
. Y aa-. V..vv , VaWI,.WI ia, I
4 St. 154 12.00 per box: beans. gfrlOc
irer io.j graan onions, too doa. bunches;
lb.. graen onlona, lfc doa. arjDcha;
peppers, bell, 10c lb.; bead tettuce, 10t
doan; hthouae, 1.09 box; radishea,
J le doa. buncheai calery, 11.25 dojt; egg
I riant. 2Je lb. l ceas. tiii.c- naanfiowar.
l.t5 810 par doa.. asparajua, 7tjS0el
mutton. iSSlSc: goats. 2ff4r
oct I, i tu.
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Hams. lHO
17 'Ac; breakfast bacon, UHOSIHo:
boiled ham, 26c; picnics. llVic; cottage
16c.
MEATS Packing rouse Steer No 1
stock. 11 Vic; cows. No. 1 stock.' UcO
llVW"; ewea, 10c; wetliera, llo;
lambs, 14c; pork lolna. 18c.
Hops. Wool and Xtdaa.
HOPS Producers- Drtce lil crop,
38tB38V4c; 1912 contracts, nominal
23 26c. '
.MOHAIR 1 fll 2, 324c lb.
WOOL. Willamette valley, nxra.
Cotswold, 19 (gt 20c lb.; medium Shrop-
S0
7.707.75
7 60-f) 7.115
7.60 'g 7.1.0
K.00 V .&
Rough heavy 6.00 'all. 00
Oood Sheep In Demand.
While there Is practically no encourag
ment for Interior Interests to ship poor
mutton to the North "Portland yards at
thla time, there la an excellent call, ut
the price, for good quality. Mopt of the !
stuff that came forward today wa sold I
prior to arlval but some 'cutters'' were I
shown, which made the average lens.
Sheep tru.de Is generally good at all
points east of the Rockies. At Kansas
City there was an advance of 5 to 10c
for the day with 6000 head offering.
Chicago had 8500 sheep in the yards
this morning. Trade was strong at un
changed values.
Sheep shippers today: James More,
l0Vk170Vi
V. 8. Car. c
Reading, c
It. 1. & S.. c. . .
Itoi k Island, c. .
Sou. Pacific, c.
Southern Ry., c
Texas v Pacific
Union Pacific, c
do pfd
I.'. S. Rubber, c.
1.. S. Steel Co., cl
do pfd
T'tah Copper .
Vlr. Chemical
Wabash, c 1
W. V. Telegraphl
Went. Klec I
Total safes, 297.000 shares.
Call money, 2 per cent.
35 rt 15 'a 36 V
167 J, l8t, 117V,
24V 244 24V
2S'al 26T 25V4
110S110T,110SillO w
28SI Z8SI 28 S
114 A u IT.
36 V, Sept.
1T3 ,Oct.
24 j Nov.
35 S . Dec.
6
11 US
1176
1135
1113
1142
1153
11-35
1 175
1180
1127
1137
1143
1166
1167
iiftS
1176
1120
1 130
1137
1148
.. 1162 1 18 1181
90
K64
70ii
110
64V4
4
5
73' '
90
66 T
70S
111 Mi
64 -S
49
5V
'ii"
169 V,
90
66H
70
115S-S60
I163S65
119(370
1176-S77
1110021
111931
11S37
1148f 49
1155(j57
1 1 6 1 c a
TatAVBPOBTATZOir.
liosuios
4al 6-IS
48S 48H
82-
7SS 73V4
28S
zs
1H
90 1 SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES
AND SAN DIEGO DIRECT
jroxTH PAcmo a. s. co.
B. S. BOA MO at E and 8. B. XX.SBB Ball
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL $1,500,000
SURPLUS - $850,000
OLDEST NATIONAL BANK WEST OF THE
ROCKY MOUNT.AINS
Kvery Wednesday, a'ternately. at 6 p. m.
Ticket office 134 third 8t., near Aldor.
Phone Main 1S14, A-1314.
MARTIN J. HIQLET. Paas. Agent.
W. H. SLUBSEB, Freight Agent
TACOMA FIRM WILL
' SUPPLY STATE MEATS
shire, 21c; choice fancy lots, 22c per lb.; ' Sliunlko. six loads; T. Kopplin, Flaln-
eablorn uregon, iwzyc, according to
ahrlnkage.
CH1TTIM OR CASCARA BARK
1913 nominal, carlota 6Hc. less carlota
60 lb.; 1911 bark, carlots. 6c; less car
lots. 5c lb.
HIDKS Dry hirtea, 0C21c: green
9V410c; salted hide". IOV4 (ijllc; Tjulia.
green salt. 77 ; kips, 12V4c: calves,
drv, 24 024 Vic: calf sic Ins, salted or
grt-en, 17 20c; green hides, lfivjo less
than salted; sheep peltsj salted, Si; dry.
121I112HC lb. '
TALLOW Prim, per lb., Hc; No I
and Ki-ease. IfllHa
FIPH Nominal Ttork cod. loo Ih
flounders, 6c; halibut, 6H38c; striped
baaa. 20c: catfish. ia912Vac; salmon.
18c lb.; aolea, 7c per lb.; shrlmpa,
WVio lb.; perch, 78c: tomcod, 8c; lob-
stera, 26c; harrmge. sc; black baaa.
20c; aturgeon, ( ) per lb.; allver smelt,
8c lb.: black cod. 7 Vic: dressed shad, in-
roa ahad 10c: ahad ro. iio lb.: Cc'nm.
bla smelt -) per box.
OTBTEP.S ?hoalwater -oay. nor eal-
a a v. . MA II. a , .n
ion 1 ; p-r iw 10. nua -- Ulym
pia. per gallon. IS: per 00 lb. aack It-
canned eiiiern, oou uaii., ...aw aoaaB;
astern In shell. SI. 7692.00 par 14;
raxor clams. 82 02.21 bos.
LARD Tierces, 13c lb.; compound,
tierces. Vic per lb
'' Orooena. - -RICE
Japan eiyie. No. 1. 6Va436e:
No. 2. 4 Vic: New Orleane head. tV. o!c:
Creole. 6 Vie. .. .
SUGAR ciioe, is. 40; powdered. 16.15:
fruit or berry. 16.05; beet, 15.86: dry
granulated. S6.05; D yellow, $6.26: Hono
lulu plantation rina granulatu ta
leaa. (Abov quotatioua are SO daya net
cash.)
SALT Coarse, half ground 00SS.It
r-r ton; 60s, S9.00; tab dairy. lOe, SIS;
llta. 117. bales. S3 2C; extra fin barrel.
Sa. 6a and 10a. 14 Ot.; lump rock,
120 So par ton.
REANS Small white. 15.60: lare-a
white, SS 25; nink. S3. 76; bayou. S4.25;
Limas. S6 75: reds, 14.75.
HONE T rw. Ti ear caaa.
Palats. Ooal OO. afrta.
LINSEED OIL Raw. bbla.. 88c aal:
Vettls boiled, bbl.. 90c: raw. in t-aiet
iSc; boiled. In caaea, 5c; gal. lota of
260 gallons, ic less; oil cake meal, 144
r to.
WHITE LEAD Ton lota, so tar It.:
600 lb. lota. 8e oar lb.: ksaa lotaa. IVaa
par 10.
nurr. aianiia. ikc: aiaai. Ttt),
OA SOLI NERed crown and niarar:
15012c gallon; If gasoline. 2lStVi
gal low: V. M. t P. naDhtha. llxtStUa
TtmPENTIlrir--fIii caaea- Tie: Woad
barrels. St He; Iron barrels. ISc par aat-laa-
10 caaa lota. 71e. .
REN2INK ( derraaa. eaaea. 14 H
akj!-": Iron bbl a., si He eat rsJlam.
COAL OIL Caae: Feart, 1V; flUr.
'He per gallon: water white, balk, ftp
!!a?.i'-aMie.'.p4Ki-wmS4r aktta
IS lie.' .
view, one load sheep and hogs
liene.rai sneep range:
Select aprlng lambs $ 6.00
Ordinary spring lambs 6.00 iff 6.60
Poor spring lambs 4.00 Or 4.50
Yearlings 4.40ff 4.50
Old wethers 4.0.1 W 4.25
Fancy ewes 3..ri0if? 3.60
Ordinary ewes i . . . 2.50r(3)3.00
Some) of the following sales were
made and weighed too late Thursday
afternoon ror putuicatlon until today.
Friday'a Taivastook Sales,
STEERS.
Average Lb. Price
37.00
ti.90
6.90
6.90
6.S5
6. 85
6.75
.ii5
6.60
6.60
6.60
6.60
6.56
6.55
6.40
6.35
- 6.00
B.K5
6.50
16.00
5.80
6.70
6.65
6.60
5.60
5.35
6.00
6.00
6.00
5.00
4.75
4.75
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.00
3.75
3:50
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
NEW TORK. LONDONDERRY AND
ULiASOOW. NEW 1 ORK, F.tLEKMO
ANt. NAPLES.
Attractive rates for tickets between New
0 . ra i . . . . j ora ina an Di-uicn, r.iit,'tinn, irnn, i.on
0,UU '' ... V j i tlnenttj ana Mediterranean polnta. B-
next six months supply of provisions ' nartnr Aeoommodatioaa. Eznallant rinl.
for the state institutions w-ere opened i ,ina. Efficient Barvlce. Apply promptly
..y iiir- namu L,.arM,B uuariu. r . v i - i or BaSservBTion to local agent or Anchor
nny ai leriuiiin. ror ine neAi bix niunms i Lin or HKNUEKBON BROS., Genera
inn Doara win uuy 1 1 eii iiiuui lur .1. 03 Agents. Chicago. III.
per luu pounns less u.an auring tne
lunl
Ladd Tilton Bank
ESTABLISHED 1859
Capital Stock - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and UnaivirJed Profits $800,000.00
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
r
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers checks
Issued, available in all parts of the world
Corner Third and Washington Streets
6 steers 1212
37 steers 1170
27 steers , 1192
23 steers . .'. 1217
2 steers
2 steers '. 1060
5 steers 10S6
21 steers 1116
23 steers 1160
26 steers 1173
26 steers 1203
14 steers 1009
9 steers 1293
24 steers ,,.,.1177
7 steers 1004
17 steers 9S5
3 steers 900
12 steers 873
5 steers 802
COWS.
1 fow 950
21 eows 974
7 cows , 1001
13 cows 1020
10 cows 910
Jcow 1000
cows 1078
8 cows 1240
6 cows 1477
1 cow 8 70
7 cowa ' 92
8 cowa 700
8 cows 1131
1 cow 1240
1 cow 980
2 cowa 825
1 cow 1070
3 cowa' 1040
6 cows "r:T03r
HEIFERS.
2 heifers 8Jo
BULLS.
1 bull 1510
1 bull 920
1 bull , 1390
1 bull ...1460
unt six; mutton, 96 cents per 100 pounds
less, and will have to pay a cent mora
for hains and a cent and a quarter a
pound more for pure lard. There will
be half a cent savinx on bacon. Tho
price of flour advanced 40 cents a bar
rel and sugar dropped from $5.92 to
15.60.
.Successful bidders for the meat sup
plies were as follows:
Carstens Packing company, of Ta
coma, fresh beef, 238,000 pounds, 7.96
per 100; mutton, 20,000 pounds, 7.96 per
100; hams. , 770(r pounds. 115.00; pure
lard. 2000 pounds. 111.76.
Unloii ' Meat company, of Portland,
lard compound, 10,000 pounds, $8.30.
Steusloff brothers, Salem, bacon, 7700
pounds, $13.00.
B. E. Edwards, Salem, tallow, 1000
pounds, $5.65.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMSHIP BKBAXWATaGB.
Sails from Alnsworth dock. Portland. 9
a. ra., May 1. 8. 13, 18, 28 and 28; June
z, 7, 12. 17, Ti and 27. Freight received
at Ainsworth dock dally up to 6 p. m.
Passenger fare first class $10, second
class $7, including berth and meals.
Ticket office Alnsworth dock. Phones
Main 8600. A-2382.
Sheep Trade .Is 5 to 10 Cents Better;
Hogs Up a Fraction.
Kansas City, Mo., June 21. Hogs
Receipts, 4500; market firm to 6c high
er. Cattle Receipts, 2500; market firm.
Sheep Receipts, 6000; market firm
to 510c higher.
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
EXPRESS STEAMERS FOR
San Francisco and Los Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE.
S. 8. Bavr, 9 a, m., Friday, June 91.
Th San Francisco fc Portland 8. 8. Co.
Ticket Offloo 143 Third St.
Faonaa Main S03 and A-1402.
N
American-Hawaiian S. S. Co.
.TEaTUAirTEPIO XOTTTJI
Freight Carried on Schedule Tim.
XrOW KATXS,
Frequent Regular Salllngat.
tU KENNEDY. Agent. . - ,
.tU Ballway Ztxchang JBldff.
Portland Banks.
Clearings today $1,500,894.04
year ago 1,602.390.11
Loss today . .
Balances today
Year ago .....
$ 1.496.07
$149,936.89
183,603.23
Seattle Banks.
Clearings today ,
Balances today
$2,082,558.80
216,944.00
7 atags
1 stag .
( atags
1 etag .
.1 atag .
SI hogs
II hofs
1 hoc
1 hog .
STAGS.
.1.4.
HOGS.
a.-
.1611
. .1000
.,1477
. .1190
- 740,
. . 19
. . 188
..' 198
.r49 .
.l80
$6.00
$4.2
4.25
4.25
4.00
$6.75
5.50
6,00
4.50
4.50
7.80
T.80
f.76
f.SS
6.001
Money and Exchange.
London, June 21. Consols 76V4,
ver 28 7-16. bank rate 3 per cent
ell-
New York, June 21. Sterling ex
change, long 4.85 V; ahort, 4.88 V4; ailver
bullion, 61,c.
San Francisco, June 21. Sterling ex.
cnange, t.u oas. ,; sight, 4.8 7; Doc
4.83V4: transfera,- telegraphic, 6 prem
ium; sight, 2 premium.
J.CWILSON&CO.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW , YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
BAN FRANCISCO
Main Office Mills Bldg., San Francisco
Branch Offleaa Vancouver, Seattle,
Portland. Los .Agigelea. San Dlearn.
laOronaao nescn.
-FOBTTaAJTD OFPXCX
Room 6, Lumbermens Bank Building
r-nonea Maranan iu. A-fiaW
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits 1,000,000.00
OFFICERS
J. C. AINSWORTH, Pres. R. W. SCHMEER, Cashier
t R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President
A. M. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier
W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD
WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS.
1 6 ewes . . .
Z yearlinga
15 lambs , . .
31 lamb.- , . .
SHEEP.
LAMBS.
S3
78
f3''
60
$3.25
3.00
. $.00
6.60
Sold too late .Thursday to report
nntl.i Friday. i y
OVERBECraOKECO
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, Etc,
81S-B17 Board of Trade Bail ding'.
DIRECT : PRIVATE WIRISS
TO ALL EXCHANGES e
Merftbera ' Chleagd Board of Trad -Correspondents
of Logan & Bryan
Chicago. New York. . ;
Our new location at Washington and Fourth streets
brings us into the heart of the downtown shopping dis
trict, in close proximity to the leading stores and office
buildings and easily accessible by the various streetcar
lines. The modern facilities and arrangements of our
new banking rooms, combined with our central loca
tion, insure to our patrons every banking convenience
fiossible. We pay four per cent interest on savings
ccounts. "
Merchants OTionnl tSitnl.
Under Government Supervision.,
Founded in 1886 Washington and Fpurth Sheets
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