The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1913, Page 9, Image 9

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JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1013.
' POOR QUALITY HURTS
STRAWBERRY MARKET
VERY BADLY TODAY
Little of the Fruit Offered Is oi
Suitable Quality to Sell and Ex
treniely Low Trices Pre vaH on
Both Markets.
Today's Produce Trade.
1CKI market firmer.
Ulilckens weaker. .
Cheese and butter firm.
Btrewberrlcs very poor. ''
Country meats steady.
Hop contracts atrongar. ,
Cantaloupe prlcea jysdured.
poor cherrlee iut trade.
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I.1MED FRUITWILL NO LONGER DE
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ALLOWED Oil PORTLAND MARKET IF STATE r
OFFICIALS CAU III ANY WAY PREVENT IT
NO ARRIVALS TODAY
TOR WET III THE
ITI
POf
.AND YARDS
, The strawberry market "bunted wide
open", today with aalea on tlie Termers'
market no higher "than 60c a crate lor
soft varietlea . and some tranaactlona
down to 30o a crate. Home were not
, worth even thla figure. There were
liberal receipts for the day, but prac
tically none of the stuff that came for
.ward could be considered of even fair
quality. None waa good enough to
slilp to nearby points and Front street
therefore handled only .,4 a sparing
aniuu.ii. ' , ' ; ,
. According to producers, moat of the
strawberrlea left on the planta are al
ready beginning to rot, therefore the
aiiuauoti ik extremely critical. There
have been only a nominal amount of
ilarKa or WUHona available in the mar
keta recently, but the demand for these
varietlea la very heavy. Most of tint
stock came forward in extremely poor
snaps toduy. witn growers selling on
the market at 76c to 86o for best offer
ings. It la now estimated that fully half
of thla year's strawberry enm In the
Willamette valley rotted, which means
that the marketable output waa not
nearly aa heavy aa a year ago, although
there was every Indication earlier In the
season that the output would be nearly
double that of a year ago.
EGO MARKET 19. FIRMER
Increased strength la shown in the
local market for No, 1 eggs. For best
candled stock leading handlers assert
that they are easily able to aecure 24a
a dosen for all offerings. Cane count
purchaaes at country points reported ai
21c f. o. b. Portland.
CHICKENS CARRIED OVER
Owing to the big supplies that came
jorwara auring me ween, quite llDerai
stocks of live chickens will be carried
over in the Front street trade fnto the
coming week. Prices are extremely
weak and low.
lly Ilymaii II, Cohen.
No longer will producer be able lo
maiKet their rruus in ureaon tinner mis
pilnif labels. If the efforts of State
iJalry and Food CominlHaioner. Mleckle,
avail. , .
The official hna boaron action to elim
inate this bud feature of the trade
In un effort to aid -he grower who
uta up an honest pack. Yent'mMy
e aecPied a warrant for the nrifat of
a local commit on house for the sale
nd offering for stile of cherries from
a lending irower of Th Pallia who
had marked them -"Extra Fancy Ore
gon Itoyal Ann Cherries."
According to the official the cher
ries were topped with an extra fine
quality fruit but the other layers
were ' green and unmatured. Under
the provisions of the law this Is mis
branding, and every effort will he made
to aecure a conviction of the offenders.
"While I feel rather friendly In thli
mailer to the coininlNHlon house ar
restee," says Mr. Mieckle, "I find that It
la my duty to prosecute m order to aid
the law. Juct whether we will be able
to aei in snipper ami grower or this
fruit I do not know at this time. We In
lend to stop the practice of cheating the
puhllo and will prosecute every offender.
"I have a numbr of Ideas regarding
this matter and 1 will take up the proj
ect with th Incoming' mayor and see
whether the state and city officials can
not work in harmony in eradicating the
evil.
"For their protection the wholesaler
snoum secure a xuaianiee iroin tne
the grower that the fruit la as ren-
resenien. 'mat will tnrow the Duroen
upon the producer and then ym will
be able to go after him. Aa the matter
atanda. anyone who sells mislabeled
food products Is liable to prosecution,
whether I it Is the grower or dealer.'1
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Only One Load of Livestock Comes
Forward and This Is for a Killer;
Cattle Trade Is (showing More
Strength; Bheep Weak.
EATER
II WOOL TRADE .
IS FIRMER AND HAS
ADVANCED
PRICE
Conditions in tiie East Are Some
what lietter'and the lluyers', Are
Froced to Pay More; Pacific
Northwest Feeding Hear Interests,
at
t Today's livestock Market.
e North Portland - No arrivals
for trade. , ,
t Chicago Hogs higher; cat-
tlei and sheep steady.
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GRAPE CARNIVAL TO
BE A LARGE AFFAIR
KennewlrWs Third Annual Exhibit
to Be Best Held; Guarantee
" Fund ' Is . Raised, ' ' , ,
Kennewlck, Wash., June 21. The date
for Kennewlck's Third Annual Grape
Carnival has been set for September
25, C8 and 11.
The guarantee fund of the work has
been raised, and committees of the dif
ferent phases 'of the work have been
appointed and are at work making defi
nite arrangements for Kennewlck's
greatest attraction of the year. The
three leading business organizations of
this city have the affair in charge
which assures thla section of the In
land Empire the greatest exhlibtion of
grapes that have ever been shown In
it's history.
wnua grapes win be tne reature at
traction and display at thla carnival,
the committee in charge have decided
to make thla year's fair much broader
than last year's and include all agri
culture and live stock.
The premium list is large and the
Northern Pacific railway aealn will
either contribute a cup or a large cash
prise. .
WHEAT CON
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A FIRMER POSITION
While the wool market haa recently
shown weakness and further lose in
fll'IcM. lit I'nfiri,, ..n.- hu.u nnlnt. t.a-
cause of the bearlshness of the big
! milling interests of the east; trade in
'tlis east l bcKlnning to show signs of
Improvement and some advance In the
4'irii" iihs necn xorcea
Ti local
This la the moat welcome news that
interests have received. Whll
Kansas City Hogs higher;
cattle steady to easy; sheep
weak. ' , ,.
South Omaha Hogs, lower;
no cattle or aheep. ,
Saturday ., en
Frldir i.......... an
Ttiureday ., 25
wediiMUty i ami
Tueailar 204
Market Price -Available Considered I M""iy ....... ,..i.vi
rOBItAND UVKSTOCK RUN
Hoga. tittle. Caltea. Sheep,
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Kill
imi
Mil
Too Low and Growers Refuse,
to Tie Up Crops.
Year a no
Two reart agu..
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WSXAT BELT WEATXXB TOBIJCaST.
There was no livestock available lit
the arrivals over nlglit at North Port
land so far aa the market waa con
cerned. - Only one load of stock came
. 1 1' I. I II UlHMAn
nramn mm.. .- , I 1U1 rg. tills WHB a. U11K1 BillfJlllcill
Oregon Ihowers tonight or to the Cnion Meat company from Its
regular buyer at C'anby.
Condition of the market In genera!
shows little chsnge. There is consid
erable atrength in the cattle situation,
killers being inclined toward the firmer
market because they have recently pur-
sonth to west winds.
Washington Showers tonight and
Sunday; southeast shifting to southwest
wiaas.
Idaho Talr sonth tonlrht and Bun.
day, showers norta portion tonight or leased quite 4tberally of California cat
lniH. I tie.
At lyfiivasu mere wan ibicbu tuna
In the cattle trade today.
Kansas City cattle -market ruled
steady to eaay,
to date the v have not nm Urinated In
the better feeling; the outlook is muuh
more hopeful. The only draw back haa
beer, the recent libera selling In the
country at extremely low figures.
Aa long as eastern milling Interests
can secure ail the fleece, they need at
extremely 'low values, they are not
likely to force their bids higher. Their
immediate needs are being taken care
of by the feeding of Pacific northwest
sheep men, therefore they continue , to
hold down the price lid here.
The Boston representative of The
Journal sends the following message re-
garaing tne situation there:
-Boston, Mass., June 21. Operations
in - Boston the last week have been
mostly confined to dealers nt somewhat
MKi i higher figures, l Unexpected delay In
,iuci ;ivige vi mo mrm uiii nun piuvru
In a way to be a source of strength
to values and the further it gora t.ie
more the prohahie cost or the new cup
wools. Not that the situation Is at Hie
bottom any stronger, but the chance of
the manufacturers needing 'supplies be-
rore tree wool is avanaDie oecomea
brighter as the threat of the senators to
delay the passage of the bill takes shape
In auction sales here are being quietly
made, but hints are given that tne ag
gregate of . domestic wool changlna
hands la much larger thun dealers will
admit.
Foreign wools are very quiet, though
Pi
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CANTALOUPES BOAVX AGAIN'
Further loss of SOc a crate is shown
In the local market for cantaloupes.
Kalea were reported this morning down
to 13 for poniea and $3.60 for standards.
Quality ia good, but the price haa been
too high for general consumption.
TWO CAMS OF TOMATOES
Two cara of tomatoes from Missis
sippi arrived in the local market and
were unloaded today. The market ia
In excellent condition with the price
generally maintained at $1.75 per crate
of four baskets.
; NEW CANNERY TO OPERATE
It. J. Holmes, well known In the pack
ing business and formerly proprietor
of the Holmes Canning company of this
city, will begin the operation of the
Hutchlnaon Canning company at the
old cold storage plant near the west
Bide landing of the Albfria ferry Mon
day. Mr. Holmes will be manager of
the new conqern. . All fruits will be
packed.
HOP TRADE IS STRONGER
Efforts to secure contracts on the
coming crop of hops at 16c a pound are
not productive of much good, because
growers are not willing sellers at this
time. The price Is now being freely of-
inru, um me poorer crop prospects
throughout the world are having a stif-
tciiuig iciiuein-y in ineir views,
FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS
The weather bureau sends the fol
lowing notice to shippers:
r.iFicvi eiiipiuenia as iar north as
Seattle against maximum temperatures
in booui io degrees; nortneaat to Spo
kane, ta degrees; southeast to Boise.
85 degrees; south to Slaklyou, 8o de-
Irress. Maximum temperature at Port
end this afternoon, about 78 degrees. -
PORTLAND JOBBING PRICES
Then prices-are those at which wholesale,
tell to retillert. except otberwlte stated-BCTTER-Nomlnsl
f lty cre.,. cub.
EGGS Nominal. ' Candled local eitras. 24c-
soo'Ti Z'I?rHen, mmv owner,.
ZOc lb. ataga, lie; geese. ll0; Pekla ducka
12c; Indian Runners, l2Wc; turkeys ane
do'."!" 2323ci JfiSeM' tljEi
CHEESK Nomlnaf, Fresh Oregon fancy fun
aII'I?-"' JPortland
ubia'v-ia aca au c73U
Hops. Wool and Hid.
HOPS Producera' price, 1912, 1315cr accord
tn nn. I!t 1(119 Jw.n...... 1- 5", CVrQ.
WHEAT CLOSES WITH RISE
Chicago Market Overcomes Early
Loss; Last Figures Are to
ic a Bushel Up.
Chicago. June 21. Closing figures In
the wheat market today were to He
a bushel higher than yesterday. First
figures today were at a loss of to
Itc a bushel with the principal weak
ness In December, The rally started
early in the day with the recelut of
damage news.
Foreign markets were mixed but gen
erally quiet. Liverpool closed unchanged.
Range Of Chlraen nrlcea fnrnlVi,1 hv
Overbeck, & Cooke company, 216-217
soara 01 iraae ounaing.
WUKAT
Open High.
WIS PI
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COKN
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cuv &!",
OATS
41 41K
4- l!4
FOREIGN WHEAT MARKETS
I.irerponl Wheat eloaed uncbaiiged.
orrim nnrac rioaea 4te mwer. I kt-.. ti .
farl-Wbeat ekmd lie lower t le hl.h.e. I "na n.
Antwern Whe.i ri,,i i..h.n.H I fj.eavy sieera ,...
nudaueatwh.-f , I Choice steers
I f om m n n
PORTLAND GRAI.V RECEIPTS 1.-1 '"
-lara . I Kiincv llvhf r.lv..
Monday
Turadajr .......
Wedueadaj ....
Tbiiraday ......
Friday ........
Saturday ......
Year ago
Total tbla week.
tear ago
Wheat. B.,.ey.Fiou,.o.t.,H.J ordinary iiiht calves' ' I ! . 1 1 1
8.S0
8.26i8.33
7.507.75
8,15
7.60
00 ft 8.03
7.50(8.00
fi.OOe.B'l
6.5U
4.50 6.75
Llncolns could be aold in a speculative
way. Holders were willing to "accept
prices that woul leave them witnoui
proiu. nnmiMPS oi xne new jvirrviiii
wools recently purchased have been re
celved. They are proving attractive to
manufacturera, some having already
changed hands, the transrers oeing main
ly to parties who use these wools from
year to year. . ;
Best bulls
Ordinary bulla
Hog Market Is Steady.
Xo hora were offered in the Knrt-h
Portland market for the day. The trend
Seanon to date. .17.2.M1 2.154 2M)4
Year ago 4,WS &Vi 2184
Month.
July , .
et,,.,
Peer ..
July
Sept. ..
July '..
Sept. ..
Dec. ,.
tow.
Ii'i
S3S
IW'i
eiH
Clew
91
01B
i!4
l
6SB
4
41'4
i2"t
42
PORK
July ;..3o"0 2i77 2070 2077 A
Sept 2(UO 2047 2IU3 .2042
LARD
July 1210 1215 1207 1112
Sept ....1122 lt:Ki 1122 1127 B
Oct. 1127 1132 11JS 1132
RIBM
July ...1170 1175 11711 1175
Kept 11H7 1175 1 IrtT 1175
Oct 1147 1153 1143 1155
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks.
Thla week ' Year aeo
81,509,041.6') S1..'m,0S4.12
i.Tu.Noa.4 i.roo.Km.M
1,707,275.24 l.W7,134.4ft
-. 2.055.5l.52 1.952.:il4.
...... 2.W2.065.17 1.6S1,370.53
2.223.707.SO 2,5T;,S0.II2
Clearlnpi
Saturday ..
Friday ....
Thuraday .
Tuesday ...
Monday , . .
Week to flute,... 8U..W.581.81 110,470,078.13
Clearings
Balance!
Clearing's
Balances
Tacenia Banks.
Seattle Banki.
35,76S.O0
44,067.00
.$l,7n.-.ti47.no
. 218,004.00
luff to Quality: 1018 ntntrirt ir
- WOOL Nomlnalr ma clip, Wlllatnette aT-
.r.,, iv.i.1.-, vuu.viu, iwr iu,,. medium Shmu.
irrw vvuiuiuk io anrinvase,
. ch;ttim or cascara bark-id
iota, oc; teas man car lota, 4Uc
-1913, ear
HIUKS Dry hides. 2122e lb.; green" lie
alted hldea, lie; bulla, green aalt, 8e: klDs'
1213e; calTea dry.-24(if23c: calf aklna. saltid
urIenL W,18! Wde. le leas than
salted: aheep' pcltt, aalted, abearlnga, loaaoc:
MOUAIR 1013 Nominal 3o.12e.
Fruita and Tegetablai.
nuiiB urangea, 4.3a5.00; ba
nanaa. 4145c lb.; lemona, tOUBM: llm.
BKKR1KS Strawberrlea, Dollara, tlffll 10
nark.. 11.35 per 24 lb. crate; goeaYbJAlc,;
A,pptJHBiln' PPl. 822.50i ' cooking
applet, 73,1WenMw.erop. 2.25.
tum Aoi.r.ct iurnipa, Toe: becta. 7fie;
rarruw ojv irajtn Dunraei; parsmpa, 75o sack:
cabbage, 12.25: Teiaa tomatoea; box, SI 75'
California, 1.251.50i hot-bouac, 25c per lb :
airing beana. 10ftiil2Wc lb. t ir,n nni.,n. io, '
doaen buncbea: peppera, bell, 30c: head lettuce
5e doaen; celery, 11.50 doaen, 84.50(3.00 per
crate; egg plant, 25c lb.; cauliflower, l.2O0
,1.25 per doteuj rhubarb, local, 1U ceuta;
artlcbokes, 75c doaen; aprouta, 10c Ih.j aa
iySf"!' T5e81- dosen bunches; Walla Walla.
-1:2x.box' aplasch, local, 8c lb.; mi, isi7.
n!,LAT0Et-l!e"in' B'tracholce, 1
60c; choice, 60c; ordinary, 30c per aack; buying
price, carloada, S5sjH0c country poiuta; sweeta.
405C per lb.; new potatoea, 2ti.k- lb.
O.VI(jN8-8090c. Aaaociatlon "lllng price.
654t70c per cental f. o, b. aelllng polit! lob
blug price. 81.25; new reda, 1,; girllS, T fcj
Keata. flab, aad Provisiinit.
DRESSEU MEATS Country killed: Hoga,
fancy. 11(&1Hc; ordinary, We; rough and
heaTy.ee; fancy yeala, 14c; ordinary, lcj
poor, 10: lamba, Mkt mutton, loc; goits. 3a
c: rlofilc. 12u,e; cottage, wUc. .?
picnic, 12 Ijc; eottaga, lae
MK ATS racking bouae-rlti
ISyUc; eowa, ro.- I atock
totw
MK ATS Hacking houae Mteera, No. 1 stock
al4c; enwa, No. 1 atock ( I: -mm ivu
124ct wetbera, 13ft3uC; yearling iambs., laii
'4 ! Jrk mini, ane.- h OIL MBAt Carload lota. :I3
i.'C-!?Jr!-,',rrf"- eomponn 4lerr4, lfle. 1 ; TtiBHENTINK In raaea, JSc; wood barrala.
0i JJ, .XT lm"'tr by- P'r gilloa ( ); f 7nc; iroa barreu, 6c per gaUonj 19 cats lota!
per 100 lb. tack (-)i oiympla, pw galloaJ72c ' J-J
Good Strawberry Yield.
Independence, Or.. June 21. The
strawberry croD in ttie'vic nitv of Inde
pendence is large enough to supply the
mantel trim season, ana mere has neen
such a quantity of berries as to bring
tne price aown 10 an average or ii.zfi
per crate. The grower, howeveh are
making no Complaint, as the, yield la
sufficient to insure air profits. The
frequent rains have helocd the croo
immensely, especially when followed by
warm weainer. iseariy-everyone ia wjy
nga good supply of strawberries, ow
ing to the moderate prices and extra
ordinarily good flavor of the berries:
Walla Walla Cherry Crop. ,
"Walla" Walla. 'Wash.. June 21: ' The
cherry crop of the valley will be about
175 tons, according to the best obtain
able estimates. Most of the Royal
Annes. the biggest crop, are being
shipped for Maraschino canning. They
wenfc-out at the rtte-of 16-4ens a day
last week. Walla Walla will ship a
carload every day this week, beginning
Tuesday. Early Dukes. Tartarlana and
a few Bings are on the market. 1
Milton-Freewater district is furnish.
lng the biggest- part of the cherry crop
and the two selling organizations of
that vicinity will handle most of the
other sall trult
83.23: ncr 100 lb. tack. 15.: fanned, eaatam
5e caa: 86.50 doaen: - eastern-.. In ahell. Il.75(,(
82 per lOOi- raior clama, 24t2.25 box.
FISH Nominal. Rok -rod, 10c lb.; dreoaed
flounders, 7e; halibut, 6Sc; ttrlped baaa, 20r;
catrtah, 12c; chlnook aaluio'n.' 12c; tteelheadt
7c lb.; aolcii. 7c lb.; enrlmpa, 1l.V4c: percb,
Sc lb.: tomcort. 8c lb.: lobster.. 20c lb.: black
baaa, 2)c; silver arurlt, Sc; thad, 3c; black
eoa, sc; tiurgeon, iziqim 10.
Orocsrlet.
SI'GAR Cube, 83.05; powdered. 15,40; frdlt.
ot berry, 8540; beet, 84h5; dry granulated.
85.15; 0 yellow. 84.45. . (Abort quotttlont art
HO days net eaib.)
KICK Japan lyle. No, 1. 8mS54e; No. 2,
t4;c; New Orleana, head. &4i7c; Crtoit, 554c,
Hn.iBi npw, f. 10 per cape.
SALT Cotrae, half grounds 100a, 810 per
ton: 50a. 110.75: table dairy. 5nt. tig: in..
117.50; bale. 82 25; eitra fine barrela, 2t, 6a
and Km. ft.25itf.o0; lump rock, 820.50 per ton.
aKA.-ve amaii wane, one; large white, Sc;
pink, 4!4c; bayou, 4 He; llaiat, 6bc; redt, 5c.
rainta, cotu Oil, Eto.
4H 5 -., 16 0 9
20 ' H 6 4 . 8
20 2 10 2
15 ft 11 3 7
IT 6 5 1 8
4 2 15 2 11
4 .. 4 1 18
joj in 0.1 -I 00 1 . ,u. .-,, j i,"7
75 4 24 17 42 7u ", ",l.r"f. lu ,r"'
15A7 21t7 I niiI u "'"a" viio Biiuauon. oiock
13S7 2780 1 CHn De KOOa enougn 10 firing 8.40 at
I this time but there were nn arrlvl
There la a firmer tone in tha market during the last 48 hours that were
for wlieat contracts. Present blda of tapaoie 01 onnging me extreme mark.
dealers are considered too low by coun-I . Chicago there waa a firmer tone
try Interests, therefore only a verv nom- ln. lne n iraae ror the day with an
inui ninu.in.ni i Th. ki.ladvance of a nickel in the nrli-e
...v . i,i um . , 13 i v liui Li u. inn ttm I . . . . r - '
crop that some had expected is not K-ansas S,ty "ox market waa firmer
HKeiy to materialigs and for this reason Ir A 'u'""11' ul ulln8 over
" i. viiimvin , o in ui. ii ii.u. v nu,:iu t . " . . n .
Aiaricet ror bDOt wheat offerlnaa la u aeneiat nog.maraei:
dwindling with not enough sales re- f.e" "gnt 836ft8.40
nni i.i firn,i ..i.ui.l. ..i... t.. I Medium k .-(nihiii i;
only demand at the moment appears for ,edl"ln "J1 8.008.26
club and the ideas of the dealera areKoun Bnd heavy r, 7.007.60
fully 20 a bushel apart regarding the sweep continue Easy.
price. No special effort la being made Easiness continues in the bheep trade
to secure bluestem. at-Wo44, -Portland. Killers still have a
Considerable demand is ahowinar far aurnlua on hand, therefore ri nnt i.,nir
No. 1 feed oats, but dealers state thev with favor UDOn recent arrivala. Tren.i
uuauio io eauie more iiihii a. jiuim- I or rue nraae ia similar 10 mat BhOWll
ni auppiy oi mis quaiuy. wuue a ioii during recent days.
or damaged Willamette valley oata la .At Chicago there Was a steady tone
ui.c.eu, uuv iun ia imi mccinia, iiu i in me muiion maraei loaay.
mucn iavor. Kansas Citv mutton market rnli
Upeclal reDOrts received from (hi vnali hut nn oHiliM onrll nit nn 1 lea nm-A
iico t Luuiiu v vy 10 joui nar iihs rponrrpn in ronnv.
inorninir Indicate that warm weather is North Portland nominal mutton price
pi...i, ucruri,, j. uu ,nia iijab iirange;
now falling? ar needed in onlv a fev Un.inir l.mh. annascn
sections. Even the light land districts Yearling lambs .', . . 5 00
are now crying for dry weather to ma- old wethers 4.504!75
tur?t.le. Plrain- ... Ordinary ewes 3.7Sr4.on
VV H H A I .Vnm na ttfnr ttnei I. - . .' i y T
track hl' f'li.U tlLAIio. mnn.: ' : ' "
hlntem 7i,.r' T'.T7 oi rnaay atteniooB salts.
v..t v i iuv ca uooiou, 7i iitf 4V,, ill W :
STOCK MART DEPRESSED
Unfavorable Conditions Send New
York Trices Severely Lower
for the Day.
No.
511
ihlDgtOI
MAHA HOGS LOWER
Club, 93 Hi) 94c: milling.
98c: red Russian. 91Ai92c:
fortvfold. 94Si 95c: Turkev red 9sc: Wil. I ..
lamette valley. S5c. SflL1'
UARLKY Nominal, producers' prices, I w.?hinto'ii ."" 87
track basis: Feed, $-6.t0; brewing. 127; wlahlnjton W":::: 1
rv"".uj.Si tlregou 1
m OA I B No. l feed, 3l.50f 33; milling, Vt'aahingtoa ..... 2
FLOUR Sellincr nrlce: Patent 14.70
Willamette valley, $4.70; local straight,
S3.854.lo; export. 13.603.95; bakers',
4.604.70.
HAY Producers' prices: Willamette
valley timothy, tancy, lit; ordinary,
$U(H)12; eastern, Oregon-Idaho fancy
timothy. SI 7: alfalfa. 813013.50: vetch
and oats, $10U; cheat, $1011; clover,
I8 4f per ton.
MILL8TUFF8 Selling price: Bran.
.25.60, -middlings, $31; shorts, 827.50
per ton.
GRAIN BAGS No. 1 Calcutta, $9.15
9.25.
Are. Iha.
ins
178
2!er
7o
215
Price.
88.35
8.3.-1
7.85
New York, June 21. Stock market
wss severely depressed on heavy liqui
dation for both foreign and domestic ac
counts. Induced in great part by the un
easiness on the other side over the prob
able outcome of the July settlements,
preparations for which are now in prog
ress, and by the announcement that the
Interstate Commerce Commission would
not grant a reopening of the advance
rate cases, but would Inaugurate a new
hearing under the auNplces of Its own
experts.
In addition to the foregoing there waa
a disposition to regard the latest turn
in the developments In currency and
banking legislation as somewhat un
favorable In the sense that the appoint
ment by the president of six directors
of the proposed federal reserve board
would serve to Inject politics Into bank
ing to a degree that would tend to
aggravate financial operations. Heavy
selling took place In Union Pacific on
feara that the forthcoming decision ln
connection with the dissolution matter
will be unfavorable. Then, too, there
was heavy pressure In the industrial de
partment with very little support being
In evidence. As the week ends, senti
ment Hs again greatly depressed and un
less something assuring emanates from
Washington it seems likely that the
liquidation movement will extend fur
ther. The situation In Europe is such
that a renewal of pressure for foreign
account. ln the face of the uneasiness in
56 OREGON GROOMS
EtUl
DODO
GETEST
(Siwrla! to The Journal. t
Vancouver, Wadi., Junt 21. A tola
of 107 murrluKi- luenees was Irsucd a
the county auditor's office from Juno
1 to Junu 20 inclusive, this number
being fur in excess of that of any
full month In the history of thn county
tno maximum In any one monb here
tofore bring 76. Thla was last June
Of the 107 licenses Issued thus far,
& have been secured by uaitles re
siding In Oregon and fully one half of
the remainder have been secured by uar
h-s residing outside of Clarke county,
Ihu larg Increasti in the number Is
attributed to the new health law which
went Into effect in Oregon early In the
montn and It Is expected that before the
month la over close to 160 licenses will
nave been Issued.
BECAUSE, TRUNK' WAS '
EMPTY PASSENGER IS
CHARGED 40c MORE
4 . (8alem Bureau of The Journal.) . . 4
4 Salem, Or., June 21. A new. 4
4 , wrinkle In railroad excess bag- 4
gage charges waa presented to 4
the state railroad commission 4
4 yesterday In an Informal com-' 4
P lalnt against the-Southern Pa-
4 ciflo made by J. O. Mac-key of t)
4 Agate Beach, near Newport. 4
t . Markey checked his trunk from 4
t Newport to Salem. When hear-
4 rived here a tag calling, for 40 0
4 rents extra charge was attached 4
a) to the trunk. He demanded to
know what for, and he says the 4
4 railroad men said It was because 4
4 the trunk was empty." There- 4
upon he opened the trunk and 4
4 displayed a few articles of 4
4 clothing, but lie alleges he waa 4
4 compelled to pay the 40 centf 4
4 charges anyway.
4 The railroad commisslqn has
t written to the railroad-com-
4 pany asking what sort of charge 4
4 thla. is. '4
4 4
44444444444444444
CITY OF CINCINNATI
GOES IN ICE BUSINESS
750 I domestic circles would do much towards
7.ao
Market Down 5 to 10 Ccnta for Day;
Tops at $8.63.
'tSpetiul to Tb Journal, t
South Omaha, Neb., June. 21. Cattle
None. .
Hoga Receipts, 621. Market. 6 10c
lower, at $8.408.65.
bheep isone.
CHICAGO HOGS HIGHER
t IVHTPn Oil llnir. bhln. K& nmr ! .
44.4asjt tattee Sam,-ef4l1rWree.-Mitiir-sH- trat.fww pa-van,.; Mftf
earn, we gauon; ion ot sou jwione, ic leaa:
oil cae weal. $44 per ton. ;
WHITE LKAU Ton Mia, sc Ufr ib.j 800 lh.
Is, 8r lb.; lpa Irta, Se Jptt lb. y
Sao Francisco Produce Market.
San Francisco. June 21. Wheat-
northern biuestem $1.741.77Hf club
tl.n'lfto&l-cUtt; Turkey red $1.75
1.77: red Russian 1.65 3 1.66
uariey per cental, Teed, No. 1, $1.35
1.37; off grades $1.301.32.
Potatoes tier cental. Oretron. Rnr.
banks 75c SO; river do 40cS80.
Onions rjer cental. California silver
skins 40c 55c; Autsralian brown 36
45c.
Butter extras 27c; firsts 27c.
Eggs extras 25c: firsts 22c: sec
onds 20c; selected pulleta 23c.
Cheesfr Oregon twlna 16c; do Toung
Americas jc; uantornia r ats Ufa
15c; do Young Americas 17c; east
ern 20c.
Seattle Produce Market.
Seattle. Junn 21. Eiras: local ranch
26W27c; eastern fresh 2224c.
Butter Washinarton cramrv p nhr
29c: od creamerv brick 20c: citv
creamery aac; uregon cuoea 2 sc.
uneese TinamooK 17c: Waaninaton
wins m ", triplets .isc.
unions uermuaas U.ZbWl.iO ner
crate of 60 lbs; crystal wax $1.75- per
vmie, v,ttiuuiuia rtu ai.ij per sacK.
Potatoes local od 110 &) 12 ner tan-
new garnets 2c24c per lb.
Oats eastern Washington $3435
Per ton; Puget Sound $3435.
Hay eastern Waahlngton timothy
wueamay-f.it or 15; anaira m (jjis.
All Apples Sold. .
Walla Walla. Wash.. Jiina 21 Th
last or tne wis crop or apples has been
sold and the business of last year la
being wound up by the selling agencies
The Milton Fruitgrowers' union whlnt!
had several cars held through the win
ter, has disposed of all its holdings at
a good figure, but will have no an
nouncement or prices until next week.
' Prospects for the sale of th 181
crop, which will be made through the
North Pacific Fruit Diatrlbutora, are
oeuer inani were those or last year at
a corresponding time.
, The Walla Walla subcentral of the
Distributors has opened offices in this
city, with H. O. Barnes of Milton in
charge as manager.
. ' 1 '
Missing Hills of Hops. .
(United Prwia Uaard Wlre.i
Alrlle, Or.. Tho hops in the big yards
north of this place end those In other
yards ln the Lucklamute valley are
looking fine after the rains which have
visited this section recently. Although
many hills ar missing, the growth of
ma vines is remarKaDie,jaa it was not
had a back set by cultivation. Whll..
Jlarket Is Up 'a Mckel With Tops
Selling at f 8.85 in the Yards.
Chicago, v HI., June 21. Hoga Re
ceipts, 8000; left over, 4300; receipts
year ago, 12,000; market, 6c higher:
mixed and butchers, $s.6u8.80; good
and heavy, $8.55&8.80; rough and heavy,
$8.48.55: light, $8.55(ff8.8.1.
aiiie nei.oipiB, ,vv; martlet, steady,
fc'neep Receipts. 2000; market.
steady.
KANSAS CITV LIVESTOCK
producing a return of that state of af
fairs which characterized the market 10
days ago.
Range of New York prices furnished
by Overbeck & Cooks company, 216-217
Board or 'trade punning.
(United Press Ltaaed Wirt.)
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 21. The city
has gone Into the Ice business in or
der to alleviate suffering resulting from
a strike of 350 Ice wagon drivers. Po
lice stations and fire- houses con
verted Into distributing points. With
money appropriated by the city council
the city bought the whole output of
several union plants and will sell It at
cost or distribute It free to the suffering
poor.
Failed to Report Drowning.
(Uulled Preaa Lraaed Wire 4
Ketchikan, Alaska, June 21. Leaving
In a fast launch for the fishing banks,
a deputy United States marshal Is on
the way today to bring back the steamer
Arctic for falling to report the drown
ing of one of her crew. The dead man,
who is supposed to be Axel Clausen, a
fisherman, fell
f
APPLIES 'Hi
mm Lii;
C. B. McConncll of Burns J:
. First Applicant Under
New Act.
(Sa!m Durvaa of Th Journal I
Balem, Or., June 21. Theflist appli
cation for a contract with the state for
the drainage of swamp lands under the
provisions of the swamp lands dralnags
act pastied by -the last legislature waa
received by the state land board yester
day from vVB. McConncll of Burns, Th
application Is for a contract to drain
Malheur . lake, which covers, approxi
mately 46,000 acres. The estimated cost
ot the project Is $245,134. . '
Mr. McConncll suys in his application
that ha and Ma associates, under the
hame of the Harney Caaln Reclamation
company, have made proper legal fil
ings on the flood waters of the Silvles
river,' which empties into Malheur lake,
for Irrigation purposes, and have' been
engaged during the last three years In
making surveys, gathering water and
engineering data, and that they propcte
to construct a comprehensive Irrigation
system aa a part of their reclamation
scheme.. - . i, ., . . ,
The company's plans are to hold the
flood waters of. the Sllvles river, the
chief source-, of supply of the Malheur
lake, in a; big reservoir, which will he a
part of nn Irrigation system for the
reclamation of lands In the Harney val
ley, and to drain the rake into HarneV
lake and the tiouth Fork of the Malheur
river. The applicant agrees to com
mence the work by June 1. 114, and ta
expend, 10 per cent of the estimated
coat the first year. , '
, Winans, Or., Brevities.
(Special to The Journal.) '
Winans, Or.. June 21. EdgsrW.
Winans, the 88-year-old naturalist who
has been here for a month studying the
flora, the birds and the Insects, has
returned to his home in Hood River.
The road between here and the Tucker
mill Is receiving Improvements In the
way of widening and the removal of
rocks. . The automobile owners In Hood
River valley are given the credit
Mrs. C. Neif of Cornelius, Or., who
has been visiting relatives here, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. E. T. Weatherred, provision
agent of the Oregin Manufacturers' as
sociation, Portland, waa here yesterday
in the Interests of "made In Oregon"
products. She visited the camps of
strawberry pickers, logging camps,"
stores, hotels and tie cutters' camDs
throughout the Hood River valley, urg.
Ing all to patronize Oregon Industries
and thereby Increase the home payrolls.
She is arranging with the Farkdale
Chautauqua people to have a "made ia
Hood River county" Industries day,
FUEL DEALERS COMPLAIN
AT RATES TO EAST SIDE
Arctic was in port
(Salrm Btirvaa of The Jnnrnal.) 7
Salem. Or., June II. The Portland
Fuel Dealers' association has filed a
complaint with the state railroad com
mission against the Portland Railway,
Light & Power company and the O.-W.
& pi. company, alleging discrimina
tion in freight rates on coal and wood
overboard while the (.billed for Sullivan gulch and other east
side aistncts in Portland.
DESCRIPTION
KMei!lHiirh how
-,iw tiiis iciiivnauia, ,11 n was noi
Jong ago when they were amalf, having
nan n. acK set oy cultivation. While
the hills ara not lit nnmrmii aa 1a
yea fY the yield will be up to the atand
ataVtfla graweeeaey-i '" n 1 1 1
: San Francisco Grain Calls.
"' San Francisco, Jim 21. Grain calls:
' ' . . ' . BARLEY.
, Open. Close,
July. r.j,tMwAMt.,m B J39 A
Amalgamated Oopper Co.
American t . & f., c..
Amerlrau Can, r
American Can, pf
American Smelt, c
Am. Tel. Tel
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atclilaon, c
Atcbiaon, pf
Baltimore 4 Ohio. c...
Brooklyn RriiM Transit
Canadian Pacific, c...
Central Leather, c
Chi. ti. W pf...--.-.
chi.. m. & st. r
Chlno Copper
Chens pen ke A Ohio
Colorado K. & I., c
Consolidated tiaa
Corn Product, c
Iienrer & K. G.. c
KMe, c
Erie. lt pf
General Electric
O. XiM-lhern, ore landa..
G. Northern, pf...
, llllnola Central
Other Lines! "!" li!!I!!!i?r,' ';'
nun, iiiT-i 1 fvil Mi t
Lehigh Valley
Kansaa City Southeiii. ,
ljoulsvllle & Nalivllle. . .
K. & T., c
Mlanonri Pacific
Nevada Consolidated . ,
New i'ork Ontral
N. Y O. AV W ,.
Norfolk Sc Western. 0. .
Northern Pacific, e..
Pennaylvanla "Railway
I'rea-d Steel Car, c.
Itay Cona. Copper
Keiidlng, c.
Kepubllc I. 4 S., r. . .
Hetmblle-I. A 8., pf. ..
Kock Ialand, c
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: Hay Crop Damaged. ..
Walla Walla. Wash., June 21.Ralns
of the past week damaged hay more
than they did grain or fruit, but even
that crop was not Daaiy injured Uv the
precipitation. The first alfalfa cutting
had hard luck, with two series of show
ers, but the damage will not be great
However, farmers are unanimous ln
their opinion that the benefit to the
second and third crops wilt more than
offset the damage to the first- cutting.
New l'ork Cotton Market. ,
' Open. High. Low, Close. '
114261143
Hogs a Dime Higher;
of Trade Show Some Weakness.
Kansas City, Mo., June 21. -Hogs-Receipts,
2000; market, 10c higher; tops,
18.76.- V -
Cattle Receipts, 200; market, steady
to easy.
Sheep None. Market, weak...
Money and Exchange.
London, June 21. Consols, 72d; silver,
26Td; bank rate. 4.
New York, June 21. Sterling ex
change, long, 4.83 H: short, 4.87 sti
ver bullion, 5854 c.
San Francisco, June 21. Sterling ex
change. 60 days. 4.82 H: -eight, 4M;
documentary, 4.814; transfers. .4ele-
graphicMrpre!ium;Jslght
Jan. .....1149
March ...1167
July .,,,.1210
Aug. 1203
Seut. .. . .11811
Oct 1163
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Cbemawa Closing Weir Attended.-
(Rperlal t Tbt Jouratl.t .
Chemawa. Or., June 21. Despite the
lpclement weather that marked the clos
ing exercises of the Indian school, the
attendance was the largest In the 33
years or its existence. Thursday the
iicai . aenionHiiauuns oi oreau niaklng,
talks on tailoring, addresses and musical
exercises, after which Dr. E. H. Todd, of
Willamette University, presented the di
plomas to the graduates. The exercises
closed last evening with an alumni re
ception aiid banquatg
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,,', ESTABLISHED 1859 4
apital Stock - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $1,000,000.00
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers checks
issued, available in all parts of the world.
Corner Third and Washington S I re e ts
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BAN FRANCISCO
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109 Oak St, Orenad rioer, X.ewls BldX,
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL $1,500,000 -SURPLUS
$90a000
OLDEST NATIONAL BANK WEST OF THE
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TRANSPORTATION
press STAMR fOB
an Francisco and Los Angeles
S3. Bear Bails 9 a. m June 81.
SB. Beat City Sails Km. June 26.
Toe Saa Frantlioo a Portland S. S. 0
Tiektt Olftct Sd and WiiH. f wua O.W,
If, Co.) asartoau boa. A-aiai.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Bill ETtrjr Satarday to and From
Xer l'ork Londonderry Glasgow
0oao faaaagt daft. Uoderata ratta.
For Book on Tour. Kutea, rtc, apply It
HENDERSON BKOTHKKS
General Aenta, SJ Went Ranilnli St., Cblrtft
TRAXSTORTATIOX
COOSBAYLINE
Steamer Breakwater
Sallt from Albert Dock No. S. Portland, 9 t.
ni., Jno 9. 14, IB, 24. 29, July , 9, 14, 11),
24. 29. and thereaftrr imr iajt tt 8 t, m.
Freight recelTad ontil B p. ., eietpl af
prtvloui to aalling; prtiioot day, 4. p. m. '
Paaatnr far firat elatt 10, taeood elaat f I,
Including berth and meala. Ticket office al
Albtrt Dock Nn. S. Portland tt Coot Bay Steam,
ihlp Line, L. H. Keitlac, agsnu . , Uala
Ai4i. , - . .
BAN' FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELL3
AND BAN DIEGO DUlIiCI
North Pacific S. S. Co.
6. it. ROANOKE and 8. S. ELDER
Bail Krerj Wtdneaday, alttroatal, il a, a,
tiektt vlHer 122-A Third St.. near aUter,
Pbonte Mala 1314; A-1314.
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OVERBECK ft C00KECO
81S-317 Board of Trade Boildlnf.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Hambtra Ohletfa Board of Trade.
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