The Oregon daily journal., June 06, 1919, Page 21, Image 21

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1919.
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PRUNE CROP IS SOLD AT THE HIGHEST PRICE ON RECORD
'"' Edited by
llvmsa H. Coitus
LOW PRICE ON EGGS
- FAILS TO BRING A
GOOD SUPPLY HERE
Offers of 38e for Currrnt Receipts by
r F. O. B. Bidders Neglected and Bulk
of the Purchases Are t 40e Previ
ous Drop Too Liberal.
While th bit t. o. b. bvin eonUrra to ten
e-f J 3c burin price for torrent egSS geiieral
,'patetnLvrt of these tuppK from the toantrr
were shown for-rfbe day around 40c a ikuca
Offers of 38c a. tea tlo not appear to have
broucht many eases' of egg forward to tbe bid
ders and for that reason th balk of th pur
chases are at the bisher figures
Seeming!?, there was little occasion tor th
itreme drop in h price of eggs few" day
age. On tbe basis of outkle market, curreat
receipts are easily worth 4uc a dozen her.
One of tbe queer feature xrf th trad, it the
fact that the big operator who bat phteed
away o mar-.y esjis in cold storag at tlx es
trone price are tbe one w er Urine to set
th market down. US tft surface this appear
to be a fauikb tlimj. bat U mar be that th
buyers are trying to reduce thetr general aioraa
east by the purchase at tbe.iower price.
1'airy iroOace receipt, at Portland I'bursday
BUTTER
B'omia .
Wa-hmitoa
Total . .
faK'oroU .
tiitgoii . .
York .
V nconnin .
Total . .
hiaiio . .
Oregon
Wb!toa . , . .
Tutl ., . .
t.raiui total, S4A
CHKKSK
Lbv
. 2.940
.12.944
. 1.J23
.16.92!
Lbs
. . 840
. . 7S41
. SSO
..1180
.saot
lj;.s
-Ceee-
Eaftresa. freight.
r . . 1
, . . .40
... i
S4T
347
BUTTER SITUATION IS CYCHASGEB
Prcu-al!y no rher.a wa shown in the mar
ket fur butter her dartnj the day. Print and
cubes fceki urtehsfiared. Beeclirt ewilinoe unite
fair., and liie outlet is a good as the supply at
tbe moment.
STRAWBERRIES SLIGHT LY UOffS
Lrw of about 25e a arate wta epefally shown
in the price of trawbeTrie rtwrmg the day. On
tbe farmer market sales were from 32 to 33.50
per erate. according to an3ly. with tbe bettCT
class of frail roll ml ti.li to 3. SO. On Iront
street sales were at 33.5w9.73.
LEMOXS MAKE SHARP ADVA5CE
Sharp adranrs of 1.30 Pt eae w made m
the price of lemons alont the atreet, althoagb
no advance waa paid by wholesaler tor these op
pbea. Top priee for the day was 9 7 per cms.
' Hut weathtr was tbe canse.
OHEEN PEAS GETT1NU CHEAPER
.With Increasing toppiies from Columbia nrer
ectioiu, Che price of eeen peai is dropping c rad
ttaliy alune trie atreet- Sales of best Liaiie stuck
were made d urine the day a round 109 1 Uc a
px'uad.
OOOft.BF.Jt.iSB FOR POTATOES OX
Very good tiemind, is showing for putatoea from
faliforoia, and siiipmentK are again fair. Sales
at Oregon country points are bbown around $1.5a
for best ooaHty. . Only small lots remain unsold
la tbe covjttry or here.
briep notes or prodi-ce trade
i.rry A- Kptegi had in selected Florida egg
plain, which. oki at 30c a pound.
Xf potaeoes easier at 7 (7 He a pound.
Country killed hssta and cles are steady to
firm.
SherldanaCeckley Co. bad in first offerings of
Oregon cherries from The JJaiies.
Poultry demand U steadier at printed prices.
WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather . buniati adrises: 1 Protect shipments
during the next 33 hours against the following
maximum temperatures: Going north. 70 de
crees . northeast over 9., t sk 8. B. R.. S3 de
grees: cast to Baker. S2 degrees, and south to
Ahraad, S2 dearees. Maximum temperature at
Portland tomorrow about 7 S degrees.
WHOLESALE PRICES! VS PORTI,A5I
inaM are ico inee rexauen pay wnosnasera,
ttcept as otherwise Bcteii: t
PabT ProdiseU
BfJTIXR-i-SeteBsr price. totsl Creumery
prmta, prchmnt wrapped. ':. extras. S3e lb.;
prime tints. firts. 51e per lb.: smaller
Jot, at an alTane Jobbing prices: Cubes, ex
tras, 51e per lb. ; prima firsts, &0o lb.; ear
ton lr hi4sher.
BCTTEBJr'AT Portland deHTery basia. 55 9
5 Tc ; prices at conn try stations. 52 53c.
OLfcOilAKOAKlNE l,oel brand.. 30 9 Oc
Jb : tubs, 32c; 1 Hi. eartcnaj 49e; 2 lb. cartons,
SftHe; Ntrtmarrarme. 1 lb. cartons, 31 lb.
CHEKSB Selling price! . Tillsmock. .resh
C-regon fancy full cream triplets, S5S6c lb. ;
Icung America. 36 n 37e lb. Price to jobbers,
I. o, b. . Tills mock, triplets, 34c; Younc Amrn
ea, 35c Selling price: Brick. 43c; Limburget,
87 3Sc; block Swiss, 47 4fe per lb. Buying
prica of L'oos ao Curry triplet. 33 e; Young
America. 34 He lb.: f. b. Myrtle Point,
EGiHJ Buying pr doaau; selling plica,
43c; candled. 43 044c.
KiU3 "Iubiic market retail selling prica.' 49c
UTBnpori.TRT Heayy hens. 30 9 32c lb.;
light haus. 30c lb.: broilers. 23 34c ib.rld
nwtiri; 18c B,; '9tags I'W lb ; ewuabe, 33 i
ducks, 50c lb.; pigeo&s, $1.5 2.00 per doa;
ttirkwy, liwi, 30e ib. J drewiexi, 40e lb. ; geese,
Use, XTt -per Bk ;
rrestl Vetab!aa and Fruit
FRESH FBITT8 Oraneea. 4 M a 5 o per
bn: bananas HiS 9e per lb.; lemons. 34.50
7.0U; ilorida grapefruits t--1 ; California
grapefruit, f ).
bTlUWBtKr.ir.S Oregon, soft rarieUes,
33.SneS.75; CUrks, f per orate.
APMnS Tarsuus1 varieties. 32.7a iji OO rer
1HIED FRUITS TUtass. ttromedaries, ( J f
Fgrds, ) per box; raisins, Three-Crown,
tooM JJ !-. tel. 10c lb.; figs, 35 00 per box ef
ttt . packagm
rVS Sybing pnee to Tetstlers. Ort;nr.
t i.iM) a 4.50 per cwt. . association selling !reeX
eirioad. 4 ). f. o. h. country; garlic. 60 Mi
."5c; green onions, 4lc per ldoaen bnnchea; new
California yeirow, $3.79; wax, $4.75 per crate;
WW T-d. .".? per cenul !
POTATOES -Selling pric. 1.75 1.00 per
rwt. : burtng price for fancy tare aiasa. 31.43 s)
1.50; ordinary. $1.25 1 1.35 cental; sweet. 12e
'p, ; new .potatoes. 7 H fm So per 7b.
VEGETABLES Turnips, $3.00(8 3.25 .per
sack; carrots. IS 59 per ack; beets. 32.50 per
sack: cabbaaw, CsUfornia. per lb. : krttuoa. 30e
dren: relery. 1.60 doaeti; artH-hokes. 85
Oc dosen,- rn cumbers. $t.503.23 per dosea;
tomatoea. CaUiornia. $3.23 per rrsta; egf plant.
$0e per lb.; rsnhlower, California. $3.25 per
crate; horralt-il. 1 be' pen lb.: spinacb, local,
e trrr lb. : eeparaarn-. loralt $1 0 J.TS: bell
peppers, SOs per ib. ; peas. 12c; rutabagas.
$2.00 2.23 per sack; string beans. 20c per tx.
MaaAa and Prueislona
COf'NTRT WrtATJt 'ft!rH: mW rorrrtrr
kog. 26e per lb. ; beat TeaL 20 21e per Ib.
bklOKED Ml ATS Ham. 35 42c, b.eak-
bacoa. 35 455e; px-nic. 2c; cottage roil,
3e; short clears 30 34c; Oregon expects,
smoked. 31 per ib.
URD Settle rewdeeed. i$l:S0 case; stand
ard. 35c lb.; lard coueeuad.: 28 e.
Ftsit and SnaRftob
JTRESF1 FtSH Steetbead saiuMn. 1 3 & 1 5e
prr Ib.; cbtnook. fSt24e; halibut, fresh. 13s
lc per lb ; black end. 8(10c; aUer smelt.
14c: tomcod. 8e; aturgeo. 1S 20c; fresh her
mjr. - f 7e dreaerd nni, c: shad roe. 1 Or lb.
SHELLFISH Crabs 2.2S3.0O per doa.;
aLnmp rat, 52e "per lb. ; lobster,' $ per IK
- OT8TF.H!: t-snots, galkm. $3.30: canaed
Appte Situation
Is Dangerous
Grower Led to Believe Jbey Willj
Reeelve Enormous Price. I
1 : ' .- 1 i
r Myntan H. Caeisei
There ia dangwr galor t jt the producer in tbe
Present aituatio of the appla trade. Orowers
hare bees offered such extreme prieea for con
tracts ea their coming, crop that the ia rlaagar
that many of them will feel that they would ra
ce! re stilt higher rasue and thereby aiaeoex stop
tbo movement at tbe start of the season wheat
selling should be rcaaoBaobr kctire.
ViU U satire Caited States rroiniDg
treat, if sot tu greatest crop of apples thia sea
son. Pacific Xerthwest growers must seed keep
cleae tab ea the foreign situation than ever be
fore. -'-....
It may be poMb!e taat stfll higher prieea will
be forced lata in the season, but there ia no
uncertainty regard ing this, aad tbe grower who
win hold blindly tor further advances ia moat
likely to find lower price bestead.
Leading fruit sellers and growers- are, by no
means, fooled recarutug the outlook, and they
will start selling aa soon as they can box their
fruit and find a buyer.
Those, desiring special information regarding
any market . should writ the Market Editor, eu
c losing stamp for reply.
Sharp
LITTLE OF PRUNE.
CROP IS UNSOLD IN
STATE OF
OREGON
Growers Receive Better slues Than
Ever Before With Large Sizes Up
to 20c a Pound Bost Association
Stock Sold ai He to lSe Pound.
Further Advances V
In the Leaders Are
- Shown in New York
STOCKS CLOSE STROWO
Vera. Jaa . (L M. S.) Tba stock
1 nrarfeet clcussf straoS. Staet resumes seM ares
'to 110'. railyin at the deee 1 1 1 9 H . -
eial Motors rase ever 10 points ta 243; Worth.
I-Cfn Furrm eeer 11 points t S3. AUanta
Quit was ' ia ureant dam anal, mevlnf os t
17S. Steaicaw PeCro4eMm was ftnalty 1S4M j
Cencrst Meters, KlVi; SUtdatoafearv 4 4 T Mt ; Te
bacce Products, lOZ Vj ; Unite) Staeae Rubwev.
177e, erd Central Leather, 10S. Sale for
th day were 1.747.3C4 wle with ftuthMet Is
bonds rtwcnirif $103700. ..
!tew Tdrir, June S.--tL W. S.l- There was
rigorous advance at tbe opening of th stock
larket today ia a large number of stocks with
a mw aemsna m mernt rrea in tataes- ta
Little-of the prospeetiTw prune crop of Oregon
'remains unsold, and on tbe whole the growers at
thia state hare received the highest prices erer - which presmre caused moderate declines.
known. For large sixes local pecking firm are I Most, interest was attached te the burin of
etiii iiin. fc4.h . , . , f Uteri commoa which rose to 1104 : Cucbl
high as 20c a peuad but caTanced 1 to
it dereiops that th small remaining supplies I nited Cigar Stores ad ra need 1 H to 141.
held by growers wifl probably be held until dry- ( Amercan Ice Securities recorded the gteetest
Losses Are
Forced in Grains
Chicago, June .(!. S. S.) Com started
l4flHe lower today with scattered eoaas
'on home selling and lack of buying support.
Trad was fairly aettre but sentiment beartsb.
Oeta eperKd 1 4 4k 2c lower. There was a
!srk ef burins snpport and prce dre lined i' ily
sbder selilog pnaiure from scattered commission
rBefc .
1'roelrtaa pt.d dull and slightly lc were, with
BtMe ifiteie shews.
r"nrrL-bd by Overbeca
cf Trade euikling :
July . .
September
Jury ... . ,
September
I.'eee ruber
Jtfle .... .
Septembct
J!
iuly , ,
brptember
Cgok.
e Co., Board
CORS
Orven. High. Low. Close.
..17S 170 1SS 169
...inoH ioh a. iiH
...143 142 14tk
OATS
... T1i 7 ST H
... 3H S3 64 ' 64 H
... iH 4 64 $
PORK
. . . S03O 509 4950 StSO
..r'4783 4785 4610 4750
LARD
. 3345 3400 3310 3390
240 375 3200 S'OO
RIBS
... 2.10 S30 2'72 27SS
... . 273S 27'JO 2700 a710
ASHLAKD ORCUARDISTS SEKD
OCT S. O. 8. FOR LABOR
Ah'te-i. June S. Wednesday was th warm
e itut of th waws in Avhiand and riciirttyt
Strawberries are rirarng well and a good crop
continues. Tbe f if-'t early raspawrries cam in
tiif week.
OreharrlWa are still sendins eat urgent ealbi
for help in apple and peach thinfttng abd ererr
day a crowd of AUthtnd girte go ont to raliey
orrliards tr thin fruit. Vegetable and truck gar
den are. growing drrasuAtry well. Last month'
dTTtih shortened the a heat crop prospects aad
farmers are 'inding rt hard to get a stand of
corn Tbe firt cutting of alfalfa is on.
PACIFIC COAST BAMR STATEMENT
nesrtn-E-S'endsy
. .
rnday ...
WedneJay .
i hnrday .
Friday
urtland Bank
Thh week. Tear ago
5.04S.21S.17 $ 5.502. 44 12
-Hobda'-
73J.651.tS
H !3.7.t4.74
4.758,278.09
Taccfflt Banks
3.246,154.45
3 37S IBS 4S
2,849,256 16.
Clearings Friday $ 702,691.00
Balances Friday 155,976.00
Seattle Banks
Clearir.gs Friday $ 5.1S3.0S7.00
Balance Friday 1.042.4S1.00
Spokane Banks
C3earinjs-FridajM - - $ 1 ,681.260 00
BaUnces Friday 40,301.09
San Franclsce Banks
Clearings Friday : $21,114,854.29
Let oele Banks
Clearings Friday $ 7.024,254.00
ing time, when the stock will be offered ca an
established market.
Many of the growers and some of the associa
tion sold their prune down ta 14 16c a
pound basia, which was the top at the time
these sales were made. Prirate oierators later
paid more money for their requirement, and
those that did aot sell through the aseociaHona.
therefore, received a still greater profit by
weiring.
It baa been a queer market throughout. None
gala in the first IS minutes, advancing 4 to
a new high record of 76.
i Readins adntaced to 831 and there was
! a good demand for the low priced rails inrrad
n.e Missouri Pacific. Pert Marquette and Pitts
. burs as We-t Virginia.
All the coppers were ttrong, Utah advancing
V to 4H.
Ohio Cities Gas rose i to 59. Marine pre
I ferred was weak, falling 214 to 1 1 9 H . -
Tbe tone eeatinued strong throagbont the
forenocn, with advances rangirg from 1 te S
wer in a position at the start of the aeasea to paint.
"L. ? cotracu P,iit to v,, cmnm-in -c-e warty 2 point, to 111H:
4 . T . Zmaii' icenral XoU 1 pr,a te 243; Bethlehem Steel
r,.". r ,k! . " .T. ! 1 to S6; Ctah. 1 and 85; Keneeoott,
shipment,- sales wer mde for the bulk of tbe
stock at 14 ey 16 He a pound. Later, when it '
developed that the crop outlook was far leas
favorable than had been earlier anticipated,
local firms, led by Mason, Ehrmtn A Vo . boost
ed their baying Quotation until 20c was reached
for the large sixes, and there the market remains
on a aominal basis.
A3! ERICAS LIVESTOCK PRICES
Cbieaee Host $20.15
Coicago, June (I. a) Hogs Re-
eeipts. 36.000; opened S025c lower but gen
eral trade 25 9 35c under yesterday average.
Tops $20.13: bum. $19.75 19.93: heavy
weighbv. $19.80(9 20.; m-dium. l BNt4
20.9O-. light, $19.40919.95; light light-.
9lS.OO 19.75) heavy packing sowi. smooiii,
19.40 1 6. 75 ; packing sows, rough, $19-4
: 40; pig-. $17,254 1M.00.
. Cam Breetpta. 80O0; good beef steers and
rest he rtock ftront te hiklier; others and bulls '
steady; ealv, 25c higher and feeders slow and
tidy Heef steers, medium and beay, choice
ind rrime,- 314.75 et 16.2.1; medium and good.
$11T5 14.75; light, good and cheic- $12.25
Jrl4.'i; corSiaou and medium, $9.75.12.40;
tutcher cattle, heifers, 87.25 12.75; rem,
7.013.2S; bulls $8 251150; eanners
and carter, een and heifen, $5.75 7.00;
rannerf. steer. 7.508.50; real calves.
$14. S09 18.30) feeder steers, .50( 13.00:
tcckr sterre, $7.50 12.25; stocker cew and
heifers. $7.75 9.7 5.
Sheep Beeeipte. 14.00: good and choice
lamb, fteady: ethers and sheep, unevenly umer.
Imbs, 4 Ibe, cVwti. $12.25 15.60: 85 ib.
bp. $12.00 1S.5U : spring lambs $16.50
175: y-ai lings, wethers. $ 10.23 1 3. vU . cues,
f.ioet.eo.
OmaSa Hoaa $19.90
Omaha. June f L N S Hoa- Re
eeipts, 12.00O; 10 15c lower. Tops $19.90;
bulk. $19 519.75: heavy. $19.75 k 1 9 90 :
Muiuiu. $19.7 19.90; light. S 19.40 & li.7." ;
light lights, $19.0019.60; hear; packing
sc.ws. smooth. $19.65 19. Si); psekioe sow,
n ugh. $19.25 19.63: pici. $17.75 ( 1$.75.
Cattle Reeetpt-s 1800: active, beef end
butcher cattle 25c higher, others steady. Beef
steers, medium and heavy, choice and prune,
S14 50l- 15.O0; medium and good. $12-25v
1 to S6 i Ctah. 1 H and 85
IS to 39; Siaetoir. td 63 : Psn Ameri
can. 2 points te 12 : Totted Cigara, 3 H to
142; Central Leather. 24 to 109.
Furtifebed by Overbeck
cf Trae bufhUng:
gc Pook Co.. Board
riKaCRTPTIOJf-
Alaska Gold"
I Open I Hiew I Lew I CUmm
Alii Chaibters.
ACoy Steel .
Am. Agr. Chem..
Am. Beet Sagar. .
Acu. Can. c-. . . . .
Am. C. P., e. . . .
Am. Cotton Oil. C
Am. Linseed, C . . .
Am. Ijwi.. c - . .
Am. Smelter, c. .
Am. 5. Tobacco. .
A m
Am.
Am. "Tel. Jc Tel.
.-I 3Hi 3ST 3Hi
43 Hi 45 HI 44 H
55 55 1 53 H
111HI113 till
88 H 90 tS
5 Hi 59H S8H
lCr7 4i 11074 106
59 Hi 60 Hi 58
69 I 72 SV68H
SB"! S0HI 4l
83H7 84 Hi 83
109 H !109 T4 10S H i
Sugar, c 139Hil39H 13613tH
Woolen, c. .; -;123 fl23 U18Hill9H
10H4107H1107 1UT
3H
44 H
53 H
110
8
58
lOSfe
69
71
83 H.
3V
10SH
Anaconda Mia.
Atchison, c. i ..
A. , O. W. I..
Baldwin Loco., c
do. pfd. . . .
B. A .. c. . , . .
Bethlehna Meet,
Ca.f 72 Hi 73 I 714; 71?
. .(102 ti 10211101 H101 H
..1164HH7S I164H1177
..(104 H 1103 ; 1034 i 104
Money sod Exehange
Call money on the floor of the New
Stock Exchange today ruled at 6 per cent;
fj per cent : low, 5 4 per cent.
Time money was steady.
Rates Were 6 per cent.
The market for prime mercantile paper
steady.
Call money in Londoa today was 3 4
cent.
Sterling exchange was steady, with business in
taCkcr UUia at $4,611 for demand.
14.50: light weights, good and choice, 312.75 ! G
14.75; common and medium. $9.25 13.00; ! G.
butcher cattle, heifers. $7.75 & 12.75 : cows,
7.59i 12.50; bulls. $5.75 7.50; real calves.
! $11. 7S 13.73; feeder steers, $10.00 1 J.23;
j rtock er steers, $7.50 12.00 ; stock ef calves.
I $7.505 11.50.
i Sheep Receipts. 2000; lambs 40 59 50c
1 rn her, aged stuff lower. Lambs. h4 lbs down.
M4.75 15 33; 85 lbs. up.. 113.75 ( 1 4 75 ;
soring lambs, 17.50(S 1S.SO: yearling wethers,
$12 O0W13.0O: ewes $9,0010 50. ,
- Seattle Host $20.00
Seattle. Jane 6. (I. X. S. Ho: Re
ceipts, 52; steady. Prime lights. $19.b5e)20;
medium to choice, $19.60 a 19.75: rough heav
ies. (I7.DUK1I5.UU: Pigs, 17.0 I t.uo.
Brook- Hnid T--. . I
Butte A Superior . .
CsL Petroleum, c.
1st 1'sckmg . . . .
Canadian Pacific .
Cent. Leather, e. .
C. A O, i
Chi. A Q. W., e.
do pfdT . . - . . .
Chi.. M. St P.
Chi. & S. Vf., c.
Chile Copper . ...
Chino CHper. ...
Colo. F. A L. c.
Consolidated Gas.
Corn l?rorocts. c .
Crucible Steel, c. .
do pfd . ;
Cuban Cane Sugar
Denver St R. G. . .
do pfd. .......
Iiuilers .......
Brie. c. i t
do 1st pfl
General Electric . .
! General Motors. . .
I Gorjerrich Rubber.
54 H
4
28H
30 H
35
71H
164 fl4H
10S H 109 4
69 j 68 H
10Hj 10H
29 Hi H
46H i 37H
54 HI
as .
30 H I
35 H!
71 Hi
102H
25 H
41 H
51
67HI
95 H t
105H
25H
42H
51 H
ih' '
93
36 H! 36 H
.1
Tork
high.
per
: Stacks, Boada, Cottas. Grala, Et.
tls-sn Board f Trads BsiIUs
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Afamaers Ckfeafs BoaxS af Trade
CmaadeaU af Ieiraa A Bryaa
aw Task -
Saa Francisco Grala Market
San Francisco, Jan 6. (C P.)
train:
Oats Red feed. 32.2as3.40.
Barley 1918 crop, per cental. No.
$?.80&2.35; shipping. $2.60 2.65.
Caih
1 feed.
Saval Stora Market
New Tork. June 6. (L N. S.I Turpen
tine Savannah. 92 92 He; New Tork.
11.03H 1.04.
Basin savaaaahi $10.S0: 3Cw Tork. $11.00.
J altera, 75 per catu (9.00 a dozes cans, hulk.
$4.50 pet gallon. , -Groupies
SUGAR Cube. $lr.S5: powdered. $10.2$;
fruit and berry, $9 65: D yellow. $9.65; granu
lated. $9.65; beet. $9 55; extra C, $9.25;
golden C. $9 15l cube, $10.80. .
HONEY Jtew, ( ) per ease:
R1CB Japan style. No. 1, 9(e: New Or
leans head. 11H J 12e; Blu Rose. 94
10 He per lb.
SALT Coarse, half ground1. 100s. $14.00
tea; 50s. $17.50; table dairy. 60s. $22.00;
bales. $3.10 49 3.23: fancy table and dairy.
$30.25: rtrwtp rock. $15.00 per ton.
B KA S S Oregon (sales by jobbers) : Lady
tVashjagtou. 8c per lb. ; pink, Se per Ib. : hmaa,
9 H c; bayou, IHe, red, 7c; Oregon beans, buy
ing prieea nominal.
CANN Kl MII.K Carnation, t70: Boen,
60: AKtVr, $6.60: Eagle. $10.15: Libby.
$6.60; Yeloban, $$.50; Mount Vernon. $6.60
case.
COFFEE Roasted. 33H e47Hc. ta sacks
or drums.
WH)A CRACKERS la bulk. .17c Ib
KCTS Budded walnuts, SO H t31e per-Tb. ;
almondi. .24 29e; filberts, 2 Sc. in sack lots;
peanut k 15c; pecans. 25c: B ranis 33c
Ropes. Paints, Oils
ROPC SisaL dark. 22c; white, 21He Ib.;
staedard marula. 23 He
- LINSEED OIL Raw. bbK, $1.36 gal.; ket
tle boiled, bbb-.. $1.88; raw. cases. $1.96;
boiled, case. $1.S per gaL
COAL .OIL 'Water white, ia drama or iroe
bbl.. 19r saL : eases, 24a per gaL '
GASOLINE Iron bbla.. 22Hc;
32 He: engine distillate, iron bbla.. 14e
24 c.
WHTTE LEAD Toa lota. 12 He; 5O0 lbs..
I24c
TURPENTINE Tanks, $1.01; cases. $1.13;
1 0 case- lots, lo less.
WIRE MAILS Baste price, $3.15.
Moos. Wool aad MM
Hnp Nominal. 1918 crop. S3 949c Ib.
HIPES No. 1 salt-cared hides, 30 lbs. aad
up, 19c; No. 1 salt-cured bides, 30 ib. aad up,
17 He; No. 1 green bHs 3 lb, and up, lee;
No. 1 salt-cured bull hides, SO lb, and up. 13c;
Ne. 1 paet-eisred Bull Bids, SO ib. and up,
11 He; No. 1 green bull hides, SO iba. and up,
10c The prieea of No. 2 hktea will be lc per
Th. Teas thaa ea f 1. No. 1 ca!fkins up to
IS Ib.. 45c; No. 3 calfskins ap to 13 lba., 43e;
No. X kipskms 15 to 2S lbs., 25c; No. 2 kip.
skats, IS to 25 Ib.. U3; dry flint hide. 7 lbs
and up. $0e; dry salt stag or bail hides 14c ;
,ary cull bide. 7 lba, aad up. Z4es dry salt calf
hide, under 7 lbs.. 34c; dry flint stag or bull
hides, 2Uc; dry salt stag or bait, hides, 14c; dry
cull bides aad skins, half price ; dry hers bidea,
according to sis and quality, each 31.50 3.00;
salt bor hide, skinned to hoof aad bead oe,
$3.0O&5.OO; horse bides with beads off. Sue
less; dry long wool sheep pelts, per ib., 25 0 SSe;
dry medium wool sheep pairs, par lb.. 30(S3tfe;
dry abeerhag abeep pelts, each. 50 975c; aattcd
mag wool abeep pelta, auk, $.Ou ) 4LOO; salted
medinm wool eheep pelts, each, $1.002,00;
salted sbesrints abeep pelts, each, fig 75c.
MOHAIH Long stapse. 60 C S3e lb.: abort
staple. 49 43e per lb. .
TALLOW AND GBEASE No. 1 tallow. Tee
Se; No. 2. 6 7e; No. 1 crease. S9 7c; Ha. 3
,ITH"rrriM or cascara bark ou peel
arose weight, 1 3c; new peeL 10c per lb.
WOOL Vslley. H bka Merino aad Shrop
ahire 50e; Cctawc-ld snd Liacohs, 40 tav 45c
matted Couwold. 30 035c; timber stained, be
per th. less: lajaba' wool. 4c per Ih, less.
East era ttreaoav Eastera Washington and hV
fornta Went Merino aad bhropertin- 3a4Ar-
half - blood Meriaa aad Cotawold. 37
Shropshire, 3 7 4 2c: Cotswoid aad Lrncora!
stsaight er mixed. 32 35et harry, fie per ib.
las; tambs. 4c per Ib. leaa. ' .
J0 Wools- Menaa, combiaa aad , can&as
grades. 30 35c , , - ,
10 i
1 3 :
I $2
i6H
!233
I 84 H
North. Or Landii 46 74
Nortbeta, pfd. .1 99
Greene Can I 44 H
Hide As 1 leather, c 36
do pfd 12
Tee Secwritie 78
Illinois f'entral 1 01
Industrial Aicohok. 1 162
Inspiration ....... j 59 H
Int. Mer. Marine..! 47 H
do pfd. . . . . . U120
1st. Xickel 2S4
K. C. Sotifh, e , . . 24-H-Kenn.
Cop.. n
fckawanrta Steel. . 87 H
Lehigh Valley j 56
Maxwell Motors, c . ! 55
Mexican Petroleum . 193 H
Cattle Receipts 27: steady. Beet steers.' Miami Conner .... I
1 1.50 13.50; medium to ehoi, $10.50 (tf i Mid rale Steel i S3 H
11.00; commove- to good. $7.00 g 10.00; best Mhowuri Pacific. ..f 34
cows. $8.00 H $12.00; common to good eows, ; National Lead.....! 82
$5.00 47.50; bulls. $6.00 10.00; calves, i Nevada Consolidated! 18
Top.
$7.00 13 00.
Sheep None.
Dnr Hoas SI 9.70
Denver. June 6.- (C. P.) Cattle Receipts
4000 ; saeady to stroag. Steers $U.30a
14.00: cows and heifers. S 00 11.30; stock
ers and feeders, $9.00 & 12. 00; calres, $14.50
918.00.
Hogs Receipts 400; 15c lower.
$19.70; bulk. $19.50 919.65.
Sheep Receipts, none.
Kansas City Hoes S20.30
Kansas City, June . (L S. S.) Ctth
Receipts, 1000; strong to higher. Steers.
$13.50914.63; (Sows and heifers $9 00
18.50; stockers and feeders, $4.50 912.85;
calve. $3.00 14.50.
Ho KeeerptS 7000, lower. Bulk. $19 80
$20.30; tope, $20.30; mediums Sl'J.90 9
2O.30: lichf. $19.65 a 20.10.
Sheep KeceiptM, IOOO; steady to 50c high
er. Spring lams. $13.50 19.60; clipped
iambs, $14.50.
POTATOES ALL ALOJtG THE COAST
Saa Francisco Market
San Francisco, June 6. (V. P.J Potatoes
Old crop Idaho Gems $2.40 per cental; Ore
eon Burbanka, $2.15 9 2.35; Washington round
white. $1.7592.00; new Delta. $3.0093 50;
Garnets, 14.50 lis 00; Early Homs. 33 75 3
4.00. - v
Onions New red. 94.00 94.23 ou the dce-k;
do yellow, $3.2593.50; Bermuda, $3 73 9
4 00 for Crystal Wax and $3.509 3.75 per
crate for yellow.
Seattle Market
Seattle. June . (L JS, S. ) Onions
ton. 6c per b.
Potatoes Yakima Geraa. $40.00 9 42.00
local. $30.00 9 35.00 per tea.
Lee Artoeies Market
Los Angeles. June 6. I. N S.) Potatoes
Stockton Burbanks quality generally aood
sacked, per I0O lba.. extra taney, $2-75; new
stock, home grown. Red aad White Rose, $1 20
91-30 perylug box.
Ore-
DAIRT PRODUCE OP THH COAST
San Francises SmK
Saa Fraacbeo. June S. (C. P.) Butter
Extra, 99 He.
Eggs Extras. 48c: extra pullets 44 He
Cheese California flats fancy. 28c.
Seattle Market
Seattle.- June . (U. P. ) Butter local
country creamery cubes, 54e; lueai country
cieamery bricks, 65e.
Eggs Local, rtrtctly fresh. 50p; pullets, 45c.
Cheese Washington cream brick, 35 9 36c:
o2 2' Anerica, 38 9 40c; Oregon triplets
6e37e, ' -y
Let Snoelea Market
t:ll?j!n"JZt- 3un :lh?- S.) Butter
tahfomU ereemery extras, S7C.
.Ki:fPBil trs. 42Hc; ease eouct. 42c;
pullets. 41c.
! New Haven
; f. T. Air Brake.
I . T. t'entral. . .
Nor. A West, e. .
Northern Pacific. .
Ohio Cities ' Ga . .
Pacific Mail .....
Pennsylvania Ry . .
Pertples Gas
Pituhurg Coal, c
TV: Steel Car, c . .
Ray Cons. Copper
Ry. Steel Springs.
Reading, com ....
Rep. Iron A Steel. je
do preferred
Rock LOand
33
11
79 H
19
! 32
166
243
844
49H
99 H
44S
8H
128H
76 H
102
163 H
60
484
122H
29
r 24 H
3H
88 H
SS
56
197 H
28 H
53 H
34
82 H
18H
34H
-t-
121 ;121 H
83 83 4
104 11 lft H
98 H 99
37
47H
eS'i
87H
23
95
93
904
5S
39 H
47 H
"
87H
23 S
85 H
93 H
91 4
Sean. Roebuck
Shattuek
Studebaker. e.
104 H,104 H
30 H 30:4
54
84 4
27 H
29 H
35
704
164
107 H
67 H
10H
29
454
102H
25H
41 H
49 H
' 66 H
93 H
35S
10 S
774
19
301
165H
234 H
; 83 H
46H
98 H
44
35 k
127 H
72H
101 H
160 H
584
4f H
119
29 HI
it34
87 W
55 H
54
192 4
27H
52 H
33 H
81 4
18
33
120
R2 H
1094'
98 H
! 5H
37
47 H
'65 "4
85H
23
93 H
91 H
89 H
104H
30
Co.
. . .1 14 4 15
..!119Htl20
.1. . .
ill$
105
54H
85H
23
29 H
33
u
10SH
67 V
10H
29
434
loan
23 H
42
50
101 H
67 H
93 H
101
354
7H
10H
7 a
19
31 '
163
240
83 H
474
44
354
1274
74
101 Hi
161 H
S9H
47
120
28 H
23
38U
87 H
63 H
54 H
193 H
27H
524
83s
82
IS
33
121 4
82 H
109H
98
59 H
87 H
47H
53 H
66 .
85H
23
03
34
91 H
90 H
104 H
39
20
14H7 14H
Southern Pacific .ill 2
Southern Ry., c. . . . j 32
Sinclair Oil .,...( 67
Swift V Co. 1136
Texas Oil )281
Tobacco Products . ! 98
Union Pacific, e
do preferred
Cm ted Cigar Stores!! 40
V. 8. Rubber, c . . ;1 16 H
L". S. Steel, c
do preferred .
Ctah Capper
Virginia Chem., c
Wabash ........
do A . . . .
do B
VT. V. Telegraph.. 91 H
Wetittghoue Elec. t 57 H
WiUys Overiaod . . . j 33 H
Woolworth ....... I
Ex. dir. H per cent.
116H
112 11 IH ill 1H
i 42 ! 31 Hi SI H
I 6741 66 Hj 66 H
jl37 13 1137
'282 (280 j28fl
i'l04 I 971110314
1133 H 136 H 1135 183
! (. . - . .1 73
142 I138HI149
11104
1116H
84 H
78H
11 fs
37
119H 115 117H
lii'Miio iioh
116H 116H 11SH
8S I 82H 83H
1 794 764 774
11 H 11 H 11
I 37 H 37 87
1 23H
i 91 H 90 H 90 H
58 57 H 67 H
i 3S4( 38 88
i 130
Tfew York Boad Market
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.,
Board
Jtw York-St. Loeis MrUI.
ew l'ork. June .(!. N. S.1- Copper
Htrorrr. Spot snd jon, I Ho. hid; jni,, lse
bid: August, 17.35917.40; September 17 25
5 idrTtctober, 1 7.25 bid; November, 17 H 918
LeacFirm. 'Spot and June.. 5.109 5.30;
July. 8.15 9 5.33; Aagatt. 5.17H9 5.8.V
. , PTr.nr"l: s6ot and June, 6.1 o bid;
July. S.17H 9 6.40: August, 6 22 H (f 6.43
September. 6.25 9 6-50 '
St. Ians. June S.-
Quiet. 84.90.
Spelter Qui-t. $6.15.
IL X
- Lead
Chlcaco Xlalry Prodara
Chicg.s Juae . Ol K. S. ) Butter Ra-
eeipts 1S.OS3 tahs. Creamery extras S He-
stock. It?'' aU 492ci f-csJa.
l-ggs Kcceip'ts, 23,849 cases r Curr-rrt re
ePts. 38940 He; ordinary firsts, 37938HC
f "-ts. 409 41c; extras. 41 942 Hcf cheeks
iS 9 32c; dirties 33 9 33c. -
.- LiTarawol Cottec rrarket
'TPOol. Jnn tl S. ai Spot eottoa
TJ!lL-,od.''- Vricn esier. Sales Were
4 0O0 bale. Amenc-a middliag fair,- "1 49
rood middliac, 2U.06; fully middliag, 194S
middlinc. 18 W: low middUne. 17.41; good oe'
dmary, 15.76; eatmary.. 13.23. -
3Tw York Saear and Coffee
Xew Tork. Jane . C. P. Coffee Spot.
Si. 7 Rio.- 19Hei Jia. 4 Santos, 24Hc. TTT
Sugar -CcatruuBSj, $7.28. . ;
' ' --J' ' : .'
of Trade building
Bid. Ask.
Bal. A Ohio Gold. 4s 82 H 824
Beth, Steel Ref.. as." 76 -I 78
Cent. Pacific 1st 4s 79 H 8014
C. B. A Q. CoL. 4s 95 H 96
8t. Paul GenL -4Hs 80 H 804
Chicago N. W. Cent,, 4s 81 H 82
L. & X. Cni. 4s 84 86 H
New Tork Rj . os . . 15 16 H
Northern Pacific P. L.. 4j 82 4 82 H
Reading GenL, 4s 83 H . 83 H
Cnirm Pacific 1st. 4s 86 '864
U. 8. Steel. 5s 10O ;10H
Cntnn 1'ac. 1st Ref. 5s 80 H ' 81
Southern Pac. Coat. 4s 85 H 80 H
Southern Pac. Cor. v. 4s 85 H 88 H
Peaaa. Con. 4 H s ..... 4 H 37 .-
Peaoa. 1st 4H i 87 H 88
Che. II. Ohio Conv. 5s 904 914
Ore. Short Line,. 4s 86 87
GRAIN WEN BUYING
BAGS AFTER EFFORT
TO BEPRESS PRICES
Dealers Have Held Tidht Beesuse of
the Small Profits and - Some Are
Actually Selling at a Less Coarse
Grains Are Quiet. t
NORTHWEST GRALM RECEIPTS.
Cars- ,
Portland Fri. .12 22
Tear-ago ... , , ., V e
Seaaoa to data. 749$ 1103 2789
Tear age..... 3320 433 13SO
Tacoma Tburs . 6 .... ....
Tear ago ... 2 S ....
Season to date. 8447 47
Tear ago..... SS64 105
Seattle Thurs. .... 3
Vesx ago. . . . , 2
Season to date, 6379 100 1703
tear ago 4SS6 S8S 1711
Sharply lower prices for coarse
747 4i$2
1941 2873
20d 1231
300 1670
605 2565
111S 3102
grains were
shown ia the Eastern trade during the day. and
this was reflected ia a continuation of the dull
tone at Pacific Northwest primary centers
Interest ia grata bags is iacreaeux. aad
Sioeeis are beginning to purchase most of their
probable requirements. Their efforts to de
press the market by withholding their jvarchases
hare proven a failure for the very good reason
that, relatively speaking, the price of bags ia aot
high and at the present value handlers here- are
by ao aseans liable to set into the Rockefeller
class. Ia fact, many af the bis bag operators
are today selling bads at much less fhaa they
paid for them because ef tbe liberal carry-over
ef high-priced stock last season
Some trading ia new crop hay is shown la the
interior, but this is principally for the account
of livestock interests, who are purchasing aa in
surance against a probable shortage late is the
Kav
FLOCR Senm price: Pi tens $11.45:
family wheat Hour. $11.39: whore wheat flour,
$10.50 910.73: Willamette valley. $11.33;
local straight. $11.35 911.35: bakers' local.
$10 999 11.19; ilea tana SpriAg Wheat, patent.
$11.10; iye Hear. $10.90; eat flour. $19.00;
Price to
city deiv-
HAT Buying price: Will metre tfawtkry.
Eastern Oregon-i asmfigtoa fancy
vetch.
clover
graham. $10.13 9 10.50.
en i five barrel Lna
fancy ( : Eastern C
timothy. $87l alfalfa, I it valley
$26.50; cheat. $26.50; straw, $3.00;
( ; grain, f ).
GRAIN SACKS Normal. New crop deliv
ery: No. 1 Calcutta. 12Hjl2Te in car lots;
less amounts higher.
M ILLST CFFS-Miaed ma at milks sacked.
$37.00
ROLLED OATfc Per toa. 5.06 ft 61.00.
ROLLED BARLEY Per toa. $69 62.
CORN Whots $73: cracked. $77 per ton.
Merchants exchange bids:
FEED OATS
No. 2 white ...
BARLEY
Feed ,
"A"
Eastern oats and cord ih bulk :
OATS
No. 3 white
White 38 pound eitppvd. . . .
CORN
No. 3 yellow
No. 3 yellow
......
June.
3200
SJOO
330
4900
5000
4750
6700
Jul.
5200
82SO
3373
$900
5000
6700
6600
LIQUIDATION t?T COTTOJf
CAUSES EARLY DECLINE
New Tork, June . (!. N. 8.)' Favorable
Weather and poor cables from Liverpool fur
msbed incentive for a renewal of Hoaidation early,
and initial qootatkma ia th eottoa aaarket today
Were 26 to 49 points lower. The tone was weak.
Liverpool sold, and there, was a grwd deal of
liquidation by Western loags.
Rallies met Increased offerings however, aad
the tone later waa heavy, prices holding around
tJSrrt levels. I
- -Ileary general selling kept the market in an
unsettled and feverish -state all afternoon, with
rallies poorly maintained.
The close was barely steady at ai net decline
ef 123 9 133 points. .
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co., Board- of
Trade building: Open. High. Low. Close.
January 4798 2S17 2j715 2713
February , j . . . 2708
March 2788 2799 2700 2695
Kay 1. . . 2690
July 2970 it9S3 2815 2885
September 2800
October 3875 2SS5 S779 3779
November 2733
December 2825 2846 274 3743
BOSTON COPPER MARKET
Furnished by Overbeck A
ef Trade building:
A, meek
Aiiouex .................
A rcadian
Pntte BaL
(si. St A ris. ............
CaJL Hecla
Centennial .
IIy West
DarisDaly
East Butte ..............
Franklin
lianeock
Helvetia
Indiana
Isle Kryale
Kevweeoa ..............
Rer r taWe ..............
La Salle
?ia-on V ttty i .
f y f Miniu2
Michigan
Mohawk
X"ipioing ................
North Butte
North Lake
Old Domiukm
O-ceiU
Ouihcy
Sbannou . ..............
Shattuek
Superior ...... .........
Sup. A Boston ...........
Sft Packing
Trinity
Tuolumne
Flirted Fruit
United Shoe Mschy
Untied Shoe Mscl.y. pfd.
United States Smelters
United State Smelters pfd. .
Utsh A oex
Utah Cent.
tctoeia
'Vinofta ...;
VVSverine
Wyandot
Cocke C.,
Bid.
. . 78.
4H
. . 60
.. 9
. . 405
. . 16
2
." 1344
. . 4H
ls
. . 34!
14
5
5
.. i
6H
6H
. . 65
.. 11
.. 141
:: 3
.. 5S
.. 71 !
34
13 H
9H
3
.. 136 :
4 !
II
.. IS7!
5!"f
. . 27 H
. . 68
. . 49
IH
.. 10$
4 H
14
. . as 1
. . 90
Beard
A'k.
eO
43
4H
65
71
410
1C4
3
TH
14
3
7H
7
IS
34 H
2
- S
6
f
7
70
12
14 H
1
40
60
71 H
1 7
13
94
8
13r U
4H
I H
189
52 ,
2S
68
SO
4
104
H
1 H
2f
IOO
New Tork-Loadoa SDyer
Nw Tork. June S. (U. P.) Bar
109 H; Londoa. 53 Hd.
sorer.
Forelga, Boad Market
Furnished by Overbeck & Cook Co.. Board
of Trade building: Bid. Ask.
A. F. 5s Oct, 1920 97 H 87
V. C. 5 Hs Nov. 1910 99 100
C. K, 5 H . 1921 98 99
A. F. Sec. 5s Aug. 1919..... . 99 19
Rev, France 5s 1931....... 145 185
Pari 6 Oct. 1921 87 . 98
Msnwiiiew Nor. 1919 99 f 99
Kouia Extn. 5Hs 1921 54 H 87
Ruaaian Intl. SHs 1926 ,. 116 . 124
Dcm. Ss Aug. 1919 : 99 IOO
Dora. 5a Apr. 1921 98 98
Dora. 5 Apr. 1931. 97- 97
Dout 5a Apr. 1924.. i 8
Argentine s May 1920,... 99 98
Cluna 6s 1919 94 9
Dora. Canada 5s 1937 97 H 98)4
Takiraa Mattoa for East
Yakima. June C. The first considerable ship
ment of Yakima mattoa rontngaed to tbe Chi
rago market will be ahirtped Thursday. Jaia 12,
when foair of the valley sheep omperae wtil
join ia makina up a traioloed of 27 cars. Tbese
are yearlings aad wether carried over from last
faB. With th Chicago xnutloa aaarket showing
strong, the sheepraea figure taey will snake a
cleanup on the shipment. They have had the
expense of carrying- the stock aver the, winter,
but have a good f ieece from each of tlx 111 aad
have added poundage by the excellent graxiag
there ha been iu the valley thia spring.
Minneapolis Flax Market
Minteveis June S. TL N. S.) Flax seed,
$4.6994 71; April. $4.6604.68.
Locker Eansacked
When Owner Plays
Ball; $7 Is Taken
While Ralph Davis, an employe of the
First NaXiooaJ bank, waa playing base
ball at Tarenty-fourtB and" (Vaughn
streets Thursday, his locker was' entered
and his watch and 37 were stolen. An
other player lost $5 In eastu The thief
ransacked several lockers. 1
The management of the Multrromah
club reported to the police the theft of
a watch from the club. IL W. Jeffery
of 470 Hawthorne) avenue reported the
theft of a tire from his automobile while
the car was parked in front of SS Grand
avenue. The home of C E. Opperman
at 157 East Russell street was entered
by a thief durinsr the day and a watch,
raaor and gold nugget and other Jewelry
were stolen.
While shopptna; in the Yamhill street
public market .Thursday Mrs. Harry E,
Weightman of 410 Fifth street, reported
a- suitbox containing a sear suit was
Stolen. ,
LABOR SHORTAGE!
CAUSE BIG OFFERING
OF CATTLE IN YARD
Liberal Supplies Are Soon Expected
From the Grass Lots of the Interior
.Nominal Showing la AH Al!e
at North Portland for Day. .
Y
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RCN
Hogs. Cattle. Calres. Sheeh.
Friday 102 ... ...
tVeek ago 258 1 34
Two weeks (go... 833 SO 8 7T
Four week age... 290 , 12 136
ear ago j. . . 471 02O 21 31
Two years ago.... 500 160 24 tl
1 nree years ago.. . itouoay
Four years ago.... 479 30 3
North
Only two loads of livestock entered the
Portland yards over nieht and there was not ttf-
firieot stuff arailabl to test sentiment or th
Price.
For cattle there were no sew arrivals to offj?r
during the dsy.i aot a single arrival being shewn
erer night. Indications point to a- rather lib
eral run of graeaers because ef the' fact that
labor is abort ia the interior aad livestock saea
are going to reduce their herds as much aa 1
tible en this accotmL
General earxla ran--
Cood to choice steers ......... $11 00 9 IS-Od
Fair to good ster.. ....... .
Coaunoa to fair steers ........
Common rteera ..............
Good to choice cow and heifers
Fair f medium cows and beriera.
3trdinra to fair eows and heifers.
Canners ................
Pulls
Calves ....... .............
10.009 10 $0
9.90
S.80 9
750 9
00910.40
8 86 9 9
7.04 9 b
a no 9 3
3.009 6
9.001 13
Swlna Trade la Steady
Trade ta the twine market was stedv for the
day at North Portland with only a limited ro
in sight. General run of really top bogs kt
quoted around 19.23 19 30. but it takes
tit goud stuff to bring the extreme mark.
General net range: i
Prim mixed .819.009 18 80
Medium mixed ......... 18.73 919.I0
Rough bearies. .............. 17 30918SO
Iigs 17.00917S0
IttJk ., 19 509197$
Sheep Situation Steady
Another small run of stuff ereeted the shi
and lamb trade at North Pan-tksBd for the ear.
There was a rtesdy demand for the few animals
that cam forward but price bcki uachanged.
4ineral sheep range
Prime lamb 113 00 9 14
Faid to good lambs 12.00 9 13
Cull lambs 9 009 10
Teerrmgs ' . . T.OS 9 8
Wether ................... 700 9 e
Ewes 4.00 tf 7
Frfflay Lrrestock ShraSerS
Mixed Stuff C. E. Locke. MoSaHa. 1 kwdj
r'ogs aad sheep : L. A. Thomas. West Stajtoni 1
load af hog abd cheep. .
Tnoraiay Attarnaea Sales
COWS
.T3
hfrs
of
No.
2.
1 .
7.
26.
13.
109
34.
10.
15
6,
6.
27.
Are. lbs Price,
..1167 $ 9190
..103S lQiOO
OO
OO
00
00
73
No.
27
Ave. Tb. Priee. i Ite
.. 118 $ 9.00 j 2.
. . 990 1.00 f 3.
.. 614 J.tO I 2 940
LAMBS
. 70 $18.50 I 18 83 $14
. . 72 14.A0 j 100 81 14
. . 73 14.00 I 13 63 11
. . 72 14.00 112 71 13
EWES
.. 183 3 7.00 .
Wethebs
. . 140 $ 8 50 I
TFARLINGS
. . 105 $ S 25 I
Hogs
.. 23 19 25 1..
. . 313 19 25 I 14..
STEERS
. . 723 3 7.25 i 26..
. .1053 10.25 I
Friday Mernln Bale
STEERS
Av. lbs Price. 1 Sa At. Tbs
605
193 $19
20 19
732 310
1023 810.00 I
TEARLJNG SHEEP
18.... 84 S S.09 I
EWES
2.... 143 8 .0 I
UllBS
5 66 $12 OW .
PHc.
Si
PORTLAND TRAFFIC
RULES PROTESTED
(Continued Pleat Fsge One)
00
LIBERTY BOND SALES
Liberty boada closed la th Xew Tork msrket at following prices:
1 SHs 1st 2d 4 IstSHs 2d4Hs 3d 4 a
Monday
Tueaday
Wredaeaday.
Thmraday
I riatay ,
- 1
99.84
99.34
9.4w
99.4
99 46
93.30
93.20
95.20
S.Sr
05.36
-S4.SS
94.26
94.30
S4.34
94.30 .
95.80
95.59
' 95.60
95.74
86.00
93.00
94.74
93.70
94.89
94.7ft .
95.70
94.68
- 95.36
; 93.6
" 95.B2
4th 4 Hs
95.02
S4.SS ."
S4.S4
; 94 92
4.90 --
8s
4s
100.09
loo.no
. 99 98
99.98
3.9$
areas for a very few minutes. Tley
assert that patients are compelled to
park their machines five or six blcx ks
away for a call of a few minutes. That
the physicians themselves must go sev
eral blocks from their offices to Ast
their machines, sometimes In efhergerfcy
Gases, is another contention.
Protesting against the regulations now
in - force, W. F. Woodward of th
aodard-4Jlarke company pointed Out
many glaring Instances of discrimina
tion, and said tbs restrictions here are
worse than in any other Coast city.
INSTANCE IS CITED
JL J. Jones of the Jones: Market! is
another remonstrant 'against existing
regulations. He points out that he has
a 50 foot frontage on Fourth street
and 100 on Alder. The 50 foot epaoes.
on the non-restricted street is taken
up by a fire hydrant and; basement
elevator. Parking regulations will hot
permit cars to stop on Aider.
"Currtomers, therefore, ara compelled
to carry heavy packages from one to
inrr uiucss ui ucai . iiij oivu.
Jones states, "and rather than do that
they go to establishments where they
can nark long enough to surchase. I
am losing customers "by the unjust
regulations."
TIRED OF POLICE STATION
"I cant stoo my car on Alder st
long enough to run upstairs to my of
fice." asserts Dr. Alan Welch SmEth,
-without appearing , at the police sta
tion. It Is discrimination against those
on Alder and Washington streets. I
have to park several blocks from the
office when I may remain only for a
minute, and suffering persons are com
pelled to do the same. It is an Im
possible ait nation which must be rem
edied in some way. '
"Something will have to be dorke,"
Dr. E. A. Sommer complained.
"We cannot keep our offices where
patients must park five or! six blocks
away. The present ordinance are . an
i neon venhf new both to doctors and pa,
tienta and a move to residential dla-
trictsvtoay be necessary. . I predict that
mere win re a general removal unless
existing conditions . are remedied. j . :
ONE-WAT TBAPFIC' CONSIDERED
Lieutenant Lewis, in charge of traffic
for tha police) bureau, says It will rec
ommend that regulations remain Un
changed. That great congestion wrould
result on Aider and Washington
parking were allowed is his atatemenL
HA explains, however, that one-way traf
fic is u rider consideration, j
1.
tjeet
Roosevelt Highway
Body Congratulated
t?airn,'t June 6 "CongraUiiationa J to
you, your able associates and th poo
pl of the state genera'.y on the suc
cess of the Boosevelt highway meajrute."
reads a message sent by Governor ci
cott to Ben F. Jones, secretary of the
Roosevelt Highway ; association, Thurs
day. "If this office may be of any as
sistance In your efforts to secure federal
Shara of ! appropriation i please ad vibe.
Will be txlghiy pleased to coojperate."!
0. A 0. Students at
Mining Camp Lose
Property in Blaze
-. ; " : 'rZ - v 'V
Cottage Grove June Twelve) O. A.
C students lost Utair entire campirg
outfit at the Bohemia mines Wednesday.
The students, who have been prospect
lng in the vicinity for a week, returned
to the cabin to find it destroyed by fire.
They place their loss at $300. It Id be
lieved to have caught from moss on the
roof. The students returned to Cbrvallis
Thursday. .
Han Loading Ties Hurt
Cottage GrOYSv June 4. Bonnie Per
inl. while Loading ties at th Divide sta
tion, was knocked to the ground from
the car by a tie. His tight arm was
broken in two places and his collar bone
was fractured. .
BERNSTORFF'S NAME
BOBS UP IN THE TRIAL;
AGAINST THE TRIBUNE
Ford Attorrtey Asserts Mrs. Pat
terson "Was friendly With
: German Envoy.
Mount Clemens, Mich., June . (I. X,
S.) The plaintiff rested his ea4e)ain the
Henry Ford-Chicago 'Tribune l.000,00
libel suit shortly after 10 o'clock today
and the first half cf the famous trial
came ta an end.
Immediately followirrW the closing1 Of
the plaintiffs case ru-guments were be
gun oft a motion by Ford's attorneys to
withdraw the Solomon News company
of . Detroit, codefendants with the Tri
bune, from the caae.
The most sensational bit of evidence
presented today came when Attorney
Lucking of the Ford counsel, declared
he would show that Mrs. Elinor Med HI
Patterson, one of the Stockholders of
the Tribune, waa friendly with Count
vori Bernstorff. the German ambassador,
during her residence in Washington, At
torney Lucking was reading a deposi
tion from Sirs. Patterson concerning her
connections with the--Tribune when he
said:
"Your honor, we are going fo show
Ihst. Mrs. Patterson was friendly with
the. German envoy and unfriendly- with
ether diplomats in Washington,
-171 can prove that Mrs, Patterson
cut Count von Berneterfre friendship
one year before we got Into the war,"
Attorney Stevenson, for t&a Tribune,
declared.
Jndge Tuckwr sustained the objections
of the Tribune attorneys and ruled aut
all testimony bearing oh Airs. Patter sou
and the former German ambassador.
Attorney Murphy read an editorial
written In February. 1914, and printed
in tb Tribune, the tenor of whleb was
that Bemetorff served Germany well
and was a friend of the United States.
roarih Committee to Sleet
Oregon City, , June 6. A meeting of
the committee appointed to take charge
of the Fourth of July celebration will
be held at the commercial club rooms
Monday evening. It will work In con
junction with a' committee of firemen.
FJVE TRANSPORTS
BRING 10,925 E!
Vessels Dock in Quick Succes
sion at New York War
t : Brides Returning.
New York. June K. a Flv.
transports, bearing 10.923 veterans of
th war, arrived In Is'ew York harbor
and - docked In quick succession this
morning. Among ths homecominu
troops) were Units of the Ninetieth di
vision, made up of Texas and Oklahoma
national army men, and the last of the
Stth division, from the Middle WesL
The arriving fleet was led by the Von
Steuben, a former German liner. Her
contingent was commanded by Briga
dier General Charles J. Bailey and were
mostly national guardsmen .from Texan
and Oklahoma. Among th 29 casual
officers aboard waa Colonel Percy L.
JoneS of Cedartown, Ca.. who brought
back a legion of honor, Croix de Guerre,
and French medal of honor.
Th rear guard of th 88th division,
the "cloverieaf." returned on th
Madawsska, under command of Colonel
It. P. Howell. Th first returning out
fit of th 90th division, the 16itU field,
artillery brigade headquarter under
command ef Brigadier General Henry
W. Brutner. waa aboard the vessel. She
also brought It wsr brides.
The Santa Ana, bringing trie head
quarters troop of th 78th division, the
603d engineers and minor detachments ;
th Euranla, with units of the 320lh in
fantry and tb Polar Sea, with casual,
arrived a few minutes later. The Pre
toria, with unit of the 141th infantry,
was due later in the day.
Proposed Single 4
Tax Law Form' Is
Legally Approved
- Salem, June l.---Th forms of initiative)
petition for a single tax amendment ia
the stats constitution have been ap
proved by the secretary of state's of
fice. The signatures of 99tQ. legal vot
ers, certified by the county clefks of
the counties in which the signatures are
secured, will be necessary-Jo get the
measure before th people at- the gen
eral election in November, 1920, and tho
petitions must all be filed with the
retary of state's offiee not (ess than
four months before th date of the elec
tion. The proposed amend menL'which is be
ing initiated by the Oregon Single Tax
league, provides that 'From July 1,
1921. to and until July 1, 1925, all reve
nues necessary for the maintenance cf
state, county, municipal and district gov
ernment shall be raised by a lit on the
vatu of land, irreapective of Improve
ments in or en it, and thereafter the
full rental value of land, irrespective
of improvement, shall b taken in lieu
of all other taxes for the maintenance
of government, and for such other pur
poses as the people may direct."
"Th Intent of this amendment," the
petition States, "is to prevent forevtr
the exploitation of the individa!
through ths Monopoly,, of natural or
community made value or opportunities."
The J?eruvian government is planning
the establishment of aerial mall, pn
senger and freight routes extending into
mountainous regions. .
LIBERTY aAND VICTORY BONDS
IP tOU SfUST StLL TOUR LIStrtTr OR ViOTOKV SOROS, SELL TO US.
IF YOU CAN BUT MoRg LIBERTY OR VICTORY BONOS, BUT FROM US.
Today's eFntA r Yyrk Market bricesAr riven be lew. The are th governing price for i
Liberty and Victory Bondt til oref the world, and th4 highest. V advertise these price
daily th order that yeas mmf always know th New Tork market And th exact value of yuur
Liberty aad v krtty Koadav - . ...
It ."nd lt 9nd j 3rd 4th Victry Tlrtory
8 Ha 4 4 4s 4Ht' (ii 4l S4s 4 -
Market price .... : 39.44 98.40 94.80 95.80 84.80 95.56 94.94 IOU.16 lOO OO
accrued interest ...... . l. ii4 Jl 1 .25 .94 .40 .17 .21
ToUl.'. ....101. U 47.30 4. 69 97.83 98.08 94 82 99.64 100.33 100.31.
When buyln w sedaet 37e e a 880 o4 aad 31 60 en a 81000 bond.
We sell at the Xew Tork market prW. plu the accrued Interest.
Bsrglar aid Flrevrasf Safe Deposit Boxes for Rest.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
THfc PHKMltR TTXICIPAL B0XD HOCSR
199.11 Stark Street Betweea Tifta aad tsixth Street (Grotad Floor)
Taiesbesei Bread way ll( , tUbiithed orer Si Ttsrt
Municipal
Bonds
- . .-' .
to yilt t '
5l4 to &f2
$50 $100 $200 $500 $1000
SJARV8VILAK, Oallf laaareva merit et
$1.00S July
L240
53
153 -360
210
1920 100.95 S.2S4
1921 101.43 8.25
1923 102.11 S.30
1923 T02.C9 L34
1924 102.75 3.40
1925 103.18 S.40
TUBA CITY, Oalrf.fc laaawassnisat 78 f
$1,144 July 2 ..... 1920 102.49 E.25
1.14 1921 103.40 S.J7S
1.1(4 " ..... 1922 10A7I 6.40
i,l44 192J 105.42 5X0
LM4 - 1921 104.W 5.625
QLBRBALaV. Arts-,' Waterwerk S
$1,000 August 1.. . 192 10L95 S.TSe
WAHKIAKUM COv Wasti, Dlklnft
. Diet. N. . 7.
ll.OvOT December 1. . 1921 10L70 4.25?.
QRAMOVICW. WastU. lata-
smaert 7's
$1,000 March IS
. 300 .
A0Q
1922 10125 4.115
1925 103.01 .r5
1924 103.42 4.375
RCW WI8TWIR8TIR. B. tX, Bsasla
$2,000 July 1 ..... 1924 99 J .12?
BURNABV, B. tX. Faadle s
$45,000 December 31. 1924 93.85 4.25,
W hare porrhased thee beeela with ear
own funds after careful invertlgariaa
and offer thna trW-tiy aubjeek to peter
aala W will be plraisd to ranttsh fnO
swrticalar of I as. security aad legality
upon reaneat. If aot ceovevuest for rest to
call, 'ptwae a and w will ca3 apoa you.
FnciIT.liW
gmith
S4S
CLARK,KEf;DALLCO.
Goversniest, Msalclpal aad
Corporation Boad.
Csrser Flftft and Urk
- Streets.
LIBERTY
BONDS
We recommend the pur
ehas of Liberty Bonds and
are prepared to fill orders la
any amount.
If you have Liberty Bonds
to sell, w will buy them
from you at highest prices,
depending on New York mar
ket quotation received by
wlr daily.
. r.
HEADQUARTER
LIBERTY BONDS
W BUT and SELL any
amount, "?f ew Yrk quo- :
tations by wlr every
morning, interest included:
t4s.. ...I.... 4I4IA4 -
. 1st
tad
lit
4s.,
4.
4Vi
Sad V.a..
3rd 4Va.
4tk 4y.
.
......... .......
, 94U4
" 9Jt
94A
......... 94.4S
eh E a a
Victory lt. ihji
If necessary to sell your
Bonds, bring trtem to us.
We pay highest local
prices.
ROBERTSON & EWING
' 207- R. V. BANK BUILDINO.
FRARK ROBERTSOR H. 0. EW1.N3