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Newspaper Page TextTHD O REG Oh DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1910. 17 ALL VALLEY CROPS GOOD EXCEPT PRUNES AND CHERRIES . Edited by Hyman IL Cohen BREAK EGGS IS indicated with a very poor Quality Held Stock Gomes Forward so Freely thrnl. Market Is Upset Leading F. O. It. Bayer iReduee Their Bids-- . Some Buy Candled Basis. . BUTTE It " DROPS MONDAY Thar will be dro of 1c a pound In th price of print butter In Portland Mender morn Int. '; -. ' f ?'- - vwQ ;: Break to th market (or ergs is again indi cated her with a mora sluggish baying ton and a genrel reduction" la tha f. t hid of aoia of: the leading dberstors. During the week aa high a 45e a down ss - paid for current recalptt buto 'much poor.held stuff, cam, forward that receivers made consid erable lease on Uiia account- Purine tha day there wer few, if any, regulsr offers oat for eggs and indication, ,wer that 42 e)48e would ba tha limit for early nest week shipment. That tha country . shippers bare -been with holding egg from tha market in tha hope of in- - flueneing the price upward waa generally indi cated during the week Just closing when the V heariest supplies for an extended period put in appearance. If this-stock waa of good quality condition would hare been but little affected. but a eery large rot loaa waa shown and thia ba stampeded the buyers. Some of theaa refn.e to purehaaa except on a candling basis on tola ae couoL ' ... ' . . - 'StTTBB MABKM SHOWS WEAKER Butter market ts. weaker generally In tha local ' trsde as well as in the North. Cubes are down about Ut again with the buying price of extra around 62 62 He a pound. Indications point to a lowering or prints next week. , JJTRAWBEB.lt Y PRICES ARE HIGH Further strength, as usual on Saturday, was shown In tha market for strawberries. Sales on tha Fanners', market ware made from $2. Hi tat the cheaper quality berries to (8-25 generally for better fruit. A few went beyond this. , DRESSED Hofes.MOTIJrS SLOWIT - While no price change was indicated for the day, a slower movement of country killed hogs is shown. Veals are active and steady to firm at the recent Quotations. ' COFFEE PRICES ARB ADVANCED Leading local coffee roasters advanced their quotations 2c a pound during the day to pro - trrt themselves sgainst the high prices asked by some manipulating interests; the low priced firms gsttlng mora business than they war willing to accept, .j CHEESE MOTE ME NT FAYORABXE - Very favorable movement of cheese ia shown t Oregon primary centers. Tillamook advices indicate that the demand Is fully un to the output and that California purchases continue liberal for storage account. BRIEF 2COTES OF PRODUCE TRADE California red onions quoted firm at S3 per cental here. - Cantaloupes are moving better at former prices. Cherry market is steady with quality and prices mixed. Watermelons are down to 8 K 0 i with better sale. .. Chicken trade continues ; slow at unchanged prices. ' , "WEATHER SOTICE FOR SHIPPERS Weather bureau advises:. Protect shipments during the next 38 boars agsinst tne following maximum tampers tare,: Ooing north. 72 de grees; northeast over H. P. at 8. R. B., 90 : degrees; east to Baker. 90 degreea; and south to .Ashland, 8 degrees. Maximum temperature at f Portland tomorrow about 78 degrees. PRICE OP tJMEi ADVANCED ' : i T "jTHE STATE; BOARD Oregon Agricultural Collece, Corvallis. June 21. High cost of labor, tools and supplies has made It . necessary f as the state lima board to increase the price of time f. o. b. at Gold ' Hill from $1.75 to $2.50 a ton. in carload lots of ( not less than SO tons. Thta is the report of Dr. A. B. Cord ley. who has returned from a meeting of i the board at Gold Hill. Doctor Cerdtey 'a re port indicates that conditions at ths quarry are th, most favorable staee tha plant waa opened. A good deal of soekf has been quarried and from 000 to 10.000 tori.have bean uncovered which can be quarried as deeded, ,' More Care Is Necessary Potatoes Spoil Because ; Tbey Are Not Taken Care Of. r.Mrmaa M. cft : Lata arrivals to the potato trade indicate that growers are losing much geoa aa tha result of a general lack of ear of their supplies during tha earlier pari of tha Season. Wort of tha po tatoes new reaching the market look aa If they bad been burned When pitted and when this stock is cut ft shows black, aad is therefore prae fccally unsaleable. -: i - Potatoes that are takes ear of -Trill not turn black no matter now long tley are kept. Tbey will sprout, shrivel and rot from too bag keeping but the black spots indicate that they have be come overheated and bar therefor completely lost their vitality. . , 5 .... : At this time when there is extreme strength in the potato market and prfees are being almost dally advanced for good stuff, ft is bard to dis pose bf soma of tha offerings at any price. In fact some of tha leading handlers refuse to han dle potatoes of the old crop at Q at this time. These; desiring' special information regarding markets should write th Market Editor, en closing stamp for reply, i l?eace News Has Effect; on Grain s . swsetoiisswssaaaataBBMaswsssass ; Chicago. June 21. (C P.) Persistant in dications that tha peeo treaty will be signed in few days, and tha' big advance to tha hog market were bullish influences to grain, futures on th Chicago board of trad today. Houses with St. Louis connections were aetiv on the buying side and the offerings limited- The situa tion was expected to assume a more normal aspect when th treaty ' la signed. Provisions ware higher. . - , . July corn opening e higher at 183 , was Ic higher at th clow. September opening at ITS. was , higher, and np to 1 Ho at tha close. December up e at opening at 151, and wee 1 -higher at the end.., July oats up. lie at the opening of 7i waa 1 He higher at the close, September TO at the opening, up He, and closed at 70 . December up We at th opening of 71, Was c higher at the closing-. Chicago .rang July. . . . . , September. December. , July ...... September. December . . July September July .....' September July September by United CORN Open. 1 High. lsiy .lfia 1T5 , 17K 151' 1524 OATS T0 71 H 70 k T0 7s , 71 H 71 PORK 6175 4075 LARD 8585 3505 BIBS 2823 2840 ,.8140 1.4030 . 3'522 . .8475 .2815 .2810 Prsess: ; I-w. 181H 175, IS1 Ttns TO hi 71 140 4050 S522 2415 2815. 2810 Close. 18H 1744 112. T1H T0 Tl la 51TB 4075 X 3572 8605 2822 2832 Minneapolis Flax Market Minneapolis, Minn.. June 21. -(t S. S. Flax seed. $4.00 s 4.02 . DAIRY PR0tTCE OF THE COAST Seattle Market Seattle. Wash., June 21. (IT P.) Butter: Local country creamery, cubes, 65c; do bricks, 66c Eggs Local, sttiotty fresh. 52c; pullets. 48c Cheese Washington cream brick. 35 86c; do-Young America. 98 0 40c; Oregon triplets, 86 037c. San Franeiee Market Potatoes Old crop Idaho, trems, 82.40 f 2.63 per cental; Yakima do 82.10 2.25; Oregon Burbanks, 82.15; new delta, white. 82.25 2.75 for boxes and 32.25(3,50 per sack; Gar nets. $2.75 8.2S. Onions New red, 84.00 0)4.25 on - street; do - yellow, 34.00 4. 25; Bermuda, 83-75 per crat for brown, j ; La A.! Market Loe Angeles. June 31. (I. N. 8.1 ButUr California creamery, extra, 6Te. - Kgga Fresh extras, 40ei case count, 48c; PuUetsyr43a.: ' - -r ' w V New York. Bank Statement New York, June 21. (L N. S.) Bsnk state- "'Average : Loans, decreased. $104,721,000; rf.m.ti,! dnxwite. decreased. 336.351.000: time deocafta. increased. 36.200.000: reserve, in creased, $13,801,000. Atii.l IaiiM decreased.' 8205.606.000: i mend deposits, decreased, 8128.506.000; tint deoesita. tneressed. $6,840,000; reserve, in creased. 831.064.580. . ' New York Sugar aai Coffeo New York, June 21. (C P.) Coffee Spot No. 7 Rio. 23 lies No. 4 Ssntos, 28 Me. Hucar Centrifugal. 37.28. WILLAMETTE VALLEY LOOK GOOD. -4s. ' I ' EXCEPTED CROPS PRUNES Latter Will Produce About 50 Per Cent of Normal While Cherries WU1 Range From 75 to , t3 1 -Per Cent Grata and Potatoes Excellent. ! ATTENTION, Produce Shippers Wanted at Once 10,000 Pounds Hens 4 Pounds or OVer We Will Pay 26c Per Pound ! W. Also Pay Highest Market Price f or t VEAL, HOGS, EGGS, BUTTER, POTATOES AND HIDES - WRITE US FOR SHIPPING TAGS r A frill Shipment Will Convince You of Our Square Del Methods PORTLAND PRODUCE & COM. CO. 149- FRONT ST PORTLAND, OR. 1 s , More CREAM & Eggs Wanted WV pay highest mar ket prices.; For par ticulars and shipping tags write to the Oregon Creamery Co. 130 SECOND ST., Portland, Oregon HIDES, SHEEP PELTS, MOHAIR, WOOL LSO CASCARA BARK WrtrTB ron mcat to H. F. NORTON CO. IV W. Oor. 16th an f Jobnaan Ota, rortland, . . and tiattla, wVswsv MARK SHIPMENTS TO HIQHKST PRIOKS PROMPT PAT DAIRY SUTTBR. ori am, csaa. PflVBIuV LIVB POULTRY stiaiMtr PORTLAND, OR. Writ for Prtcea VE WAST TOTJB Veal, Hogs, Poultry .Etrga, Dressed Meats, Hides. Cascara , Bark, Mohair, Wool, etc - Writs cb for PrlcoB , . GULLICKSON & CO Ett'd 1U 109 Froat 6U PorUaad. Or. Ship Your Cream to Us . For Top Market Prices - Old Shlpp4M Arm Our Butwntatm - CBEAJt SEPARATORS OIT KAST TX&XS Our daiioloua tea Craam ahippad promptly tor, parti, at Pboaa or WrtU K:; x Corvallis Creamery Co. CpKYAXXIS. o&xeov Market Your Meats " " ; ;! THROUGH OCR '. : Cold! Storage Plant It Moana Xo Loss, Hlcaor Prlevs, Bttr Ret rat THE SAVINAR CO. 11$ Froat SL Eti, lilt Veal, Hogs, Poultry, Eggs S&fp to as. ' Tf will rt yoa to prteos. ' Forty year la tao baslsesa. PAGE & SON, Portland, Ore. t!i-U! mil Stret BoDine&Clarh Urastoek OoataUatloa Harcaaata UNION STOCK YARDS X0RTH PORTLAND. OREGOW SHIP US YOUR MEAT AND PRODUCE to arriv not later than Fridar morningx W sell your meat and produce aa rai partners without epeculatinr. on tL GOOD BMASI FOB EGGS BOLLAM & CO. l8-ltd Froat SL, Portland, Orejoa WiUamett ralier erspa of all kinds tsdicsU heavy peodaetip with tiio exception t pro Bern and eherriee, etimatee of the former being abont SO ner cant of the storms! and of til. latter Der- aps 75 to 8 per cent. .- - Tb weekly report of th L Son tier Paeine as: , Willamette Valtoy Weather daring tha past weak has bee more favorable for all ersin. bar. ttastures. fruit and berries, being clear and warm with from one naif to on. inch of rainf ail from Portland as- far sooth as Cottage Grove. WooUmro Klrswberries sraeticaUr all nicked and there waa aa average crop. Prunes and peaches are looking fine and it ix estimated the yieid will be ermal. . Cherries ar. becinnin to ripen and free present indications there will be a normal crop. Small grain, are-asaktog a good shewing. - Farmers ar cutting hay and clover, f which thtre will be a normal yield. Pots toes snd onions in good eondiuon, aha indications are very good. .-. Nrw berg Wheat, eorn, oata," nay and pastor. In eery good condition. Rains during the psst week have sees of material benefit to thee erepa. potato acreage aorasai and in good coa lition. Apples and veara were never in better condition and indications ar for a terse crop. From present indieatione praties will yield, aboat 86 per cent of normal and cherries 75 per cent. ?r, wherries are practically harvested and logsn berries will produce a heavy crop. . forest Grove Small grains, hay and pastures making good progress due to the rainfall during th past week. All fruit ar in good conditVn. eseept prunes, and indications are that the 'late ter will yield 73 per eent of normal. - McMinnriBe Showers and warm weather du Ing the past week-have beea aepeciaUy beneficial to smsH grains, ha, potatoes and pastures, which ar making good growth. Small grain la head ing and waa never in better - condition. : Fruit crops, especially apples, were saver in better condition. Silverton Crope In thia vicinity were never la better condition. Haw la being rat and ia a normal yield. The heads of -email grain ar well filled. All fruits and berries very heavy. . - Salem- Frequent showers (luring the past week hare beea of material benefit to small grain, hay. pastures, potatoes and vetch, whigh are making rapid programs and never looked better. Cherriea are beginning to ripen nd indieatione are for a normal crop. Present indications are that prunes will not yield to exceed 00 per eent of normal. Dallas Conditions exceedingly good in thia vicinity for a large crop of small grains, pota toes and fruit, except prunes, which will prob ably yield about SO per cent aa compared with last year. CorvalU Weather conditions during the past week bar been more favorable for alt crops. Barley beginning to ripen and first cutting of clover is now being, made, al soma vetch and oata for ensilage. Some eorn and beans have had to b replanted account of cold weather. Worms, crows and pheaasnta Injurlog tha corn. Crops and fruits in very good condition. - ' Albany Ffcll grain aver looked better and spring grain making rapid growth. Indications ar that hay will ba a Bormal crop. Cherries, prunes aad berries are in good condition and prospects are for a normal crop. Lebanon Conditions ia thia vicinity bgv im proved during the past week owing to showers snd warmer weather prevailing. Present indica tion, are that wheat and cats will yield 25 per cent heavier than last ' year: potatoes normal. Berries unusually heavy and in the best of con dition. Eugene Conditions Improved materially due to rainfall aad warmer weather prevailing during the past wrsk Ssaall grain, potatoes, hay and pastures ar is very good condition. Som hay being cut and the yield n normal. All fruits in very good condition, except trunea will, probably yield about 73 par eent of Banal.', - cottag tirove Small grain, hay and pastures msda considerable Drocress durina the oast week due to warmer weather and rainfall. Fruit of all kinds is .th vsry best of condition, and the indications are for a heavy yield. Oee Ba, Marshfield Corn, hay and potatoes making good prog teas and indications ar .for a heavier yield than last year. Apple. In the .best of con dition and strawberry crop waa never better. Myrtle Point Potatoes looking fine. ' Apples promise a nrg yield. : Hay aad pastures in the best of condition. - ' Coquill Crops generally ia good conditio. Crain filling out well; pasture aad hay never ia better condition. AU fruit in the best of condition. - tlmpque Valley Roseburg Thar ia a 25 per eent increase in acreage of small grains over normal and about 100 per cent increas in acreage of corn. Prune erop was never more promising and indications ar that tha yield win be normal. ' Apple erop is in excellent Condition and indications are that yield will be 115 per eent of normal. : Pears avenging up well some orchards heavy, others light. About 25 per eent new acreage coming. Into bearing thia . year. Present indications are that there will be 150 to 200 acres of broccoli planted during July. Continued showers and warm weather during the past week have been vary beneficial to all crops. Rogue River Valley u: Grants PassWeather during the past week has been cool and not the very best for growing crops. Present Indications ar that pejSSjei. pears aad apples will be a normal yield. Cfrn is in good condition. - Alfslfa ia doing anuauaUy well, especially in the irrigated districts. Medford Weather during the past week eloudy and coo, with one or two light showers, but not f any material benefit to crops. , Pus ent indications are that there will b an excep tionally heavy yield of pears, apples and other fruits. First cutting of alfalfa ia down and is avaraging about two to as per acre. The second erop In som instance about two feet high and indication' ar they - will get three crop this year, and good pasture will be furnished after th third erop ia cut. . A good rain will be of ma terial benefit to all grains. t Ashland Wheat, oata, barley and hay are in the best of condition and heads wen filled. Applea, peaohea and pears were never in better condition, and indication ar for aa abnormal yield. V Cattle Market Has A Depressed Tone ; At North Portland tittle : Actual : Movement Is Shown in Alleys Hogs and Sheep . .. Continue Strong. . PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BW - : - Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep, faturday 271 27 ... 4 IS Week ago ........ ' '- If one " Two weeks age... . M4 1 10 9S7 Four weeks ago. . . 8 - 60 7 Vear age ....... 215 " S4 10 141 Two years ago.... 03 . 31 . 2 ' S18 Three years ago.. . 2S0 14- : 2 S2S Foot year ago.... 17 4 -- ..w ... At th week-end eesulderabl weakness was in dicated in tha trend of th cattle trade. Receipts were again light but former accumulations con tinue. There was no early selling Jn this divis ion and while prices were unchanged so (ar as the official figures were concerned, still it is doubtful if th extreme one could be obtained. General ratll rang: Good to choice steers .... .i', .tlO.OO 11.00 Fair to good steers ........... B. 00 9.50 Common to fait; steers 8.00 S.SO Common steers ........ ... ... r. 7.00 & 7.60 Fair to medium cow and heifers 8.00 $ S.50 Good to choice cows and heifers. 9.00(a) 9.50 Medium to fair cows and aetfera. 6.O0 7.00 Cannera : 8.S0 5.00 Bulla 5.00t b.00 Calves -t.OOsf 15.25 . . t: Swin Trad la Firm ' sfarket for swin continues1 to reflect strength at forth Portland with another small run report ed in for the day. : Prices in general were un changed. General hog range: Prim mixed ..... . . .. . . . . .SIS B0 k 1S.7B Medium mixed .............. l.00l.a Rough and mixed . .17.25 17.50 Pigs ...,.....,.., 17.3517.7S Bulk 1,S0 tV hs. Continue Strong , - All through ths sheep and lamb trad a strong ton continues at North PortUnd. . No further price ehang waa indicated at th waek end. Re ceipts were moderate. - General sheep range: : Fair to choice lamba. ....... .111.500 1S.B0 Cull lambs v 10.0010.50 Yearling .......,.......... S.50 8.75 Wethers 6.60 8.00 Ewas . 6.50 7.50 . Saturday Livestock Shipper Hogs J. E. Ford. North Bend. 3 loads; J. T. Kinsman, McMinnvill. 1 load. Cattle C. E. Matthews. Msupin, 1 load; Blakely A Clough, Bhaniko, i load. Sheep Frum A May berry, Heisey. 1 double. --Friday Afternoon Sales ' : ' WETHERS Mo. Av. lbs. 1 Price. I No. 95 ft 8.50 I 172. ' T- IAMBS 68 $11.00 EWES 100 $ 6.00 ( 83. HOGS Sll $19.60 I ,.... 220 $19.60 105 18.50 STEERS 12. SI. 14., 4. . Ave. lbs. Price. . .. 85.$ 8.60 0 $ 8.00 15.. 11. . .1111 $10.25 127., S.60 ,840 1.... 1 3.... IS 1.... 888 870 746 574 .1135 $11.25 COWS NORTHWEST MILLS ; CLOSE SEASON FOR THE 191 8 OUTPUT Sell Remaining Supplies for Delivery This Blonlh to Grain Corporation nave the Most Successful Season Known to the Trade. ' - ' KOBTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS -Csrs- Wheat, Barter. Portland. Sat . . 6 1 Tear ag ... 2 6 Total this week - 67 3 Tear ago. ... 4 - 22 Season to daU 7625 1114 Tear ago . . . 8814 62S Taeoeta. Friday , 10 .... Tear ago ... .... . . . . Season to date 65S0 40 Tear ago w. 6665 107 Seattle. Friday. v S Tear ago ....... . , Season to date 6478' 110 Tear ago. .. 4888 844 Flour. Oata 10 .... 8 2 87 12 28 17 2886 790 1414 1570 I'.'.', 'ioi 805 " 4 ' , . . 4 " 6 .... 1756 640 1775 1126 H.y 5 11 16 8231 2031 1 1 1286 1678 2576 8140 Wool Handled on Consignment . . Loans on Sheep TBLlBnREHavxEtTa NORTH PORTLANO.ORCOON. -vssv ioos suae oms mutrtm as thc sv. Ma. 1. 1- 2S8. T.50 1 850 T OO I 1. 719 9.60 r 6 1040 8.0O 1 1180 6.00 I 1..... 888 BULLS 7.50 I 1 17.00 1 Saturday atarfilnf Sales HOGS Av. lbs. - Prie. I No. Av. lbs. 1....1570 S 277 $ 9.00 6.50 10.00 10 00 7.50 .1140 $ T.50 Price. 172 $19.60 310 318-50 I 35. . 450 17.00 I IAMBS - 8$ $13.50 EWES 110 $ 7.00 TEARLDiGS 136 $ 7.00 WHOLESALE PRICES IX PORTLAND These are the Prices retailers pay wholesalers, except aa otherwise noted: ' Dairy Products BUTTER Selling pries, box lots: Creamery prime, parchment wrapper, extras. 64 per lb.; prime firsts. 53c: firsts. 62c per lb. ; smaller lota at an advance. Jobbing prices: Cubes ex tra. 52c per lb.; prime firsts. 61 0 51 He per lb. c cartons, ie higher. BCTTERFAT Portland delivery basis, 86 0 58c: prices at country stations, 64 56c OLEOMARGARINE Local brands. 30 60c lb.; tuba. 82es 1 lb. cartons, 40c; 2 lb. cartons. 35 He; Nutmsrgsrine, 1 lb. cartons, Sle lb. C H E E S E Selling price : Tillamook, fresh Oregon fancy full cream triplets, 37S8e lb. ; Young America, 3889o lb. Price to jobbers, f . o. n. Tillamook, triplets, 84c; Young America 36c Selling price: Bricks 88 040c: - Lira burger. 38 0 39e; block Swiss. 47 48c. Buying price of Coos and Curry triplets, 83 He; Touag America, 84 He lb. f. o. b. Myrtle Point. EGGS Buying prices, 42 H 43e iter doaea; selling price, 4 5c; candled 46c EGGS Public market retail selling price, 60 per doaea. I.IVK POPLTRT Heavy hens, 2o per lb.: tight hens, 24c lb. ; broifsrs, 22 926c lb. old roosters. ISe lb. ; stags, 20c lb. ; squabs. 83; ducks. 40o lb. : pigeons, $1.60 0 2.00 par dos. : turkeys, live. 80s lb.; dressed. 40 lb.; gees, lira, lie par lb. Presh Vsgstabla and Fruit FRESH FRUITS Oranges. $6.00 06.50 per box: bananas, 99Hc per lb.; lemons. 7-00 0 8.00; Florida .grapefruit ); California grapefruit, $6.60;. cantaloupes, $1.50 03.00; watermelons, 3 H 04c 15. - BERRIES Strawberries, soft varieties. $3.00 03.50: raspberries, $4.00 04.25. APPLES Various varieties. (4.0005.00 per box. DRIED FR U ITS Dates, Tromedariea ( ) ; Fsrda ( ) per box; raisins. Threa-Crowa Loose Muscatela, 10c lb.; figs. $5.00 per box of 50 . ft -os. rapksges. as - ONIONS Selling price to retailers. Oregon, $5.00 per cwt. ; association selling price, carload ) f. o. b. country; garlic, 60 0 65c; green onions, 40e par dosen bunches: new California yellow, $4.60; wax. $5.50 par crate; new red, $5.50 per cental POTATOES Selling price. $2.00 0 2.35 per cwt.; buying price for fancy larg sixes. $1.65 01.75; ordinary, 81.86 01.50 .cental; sweet. 12c per lb." new potatoes.. OH 0 Be per lb; VEGETABLES Turnip. 33.50 par sack; carrots, $3.76 per sack; beets, $3.00 per sack; cabbage, Oregon, 3 0 8 H o per lb. : lettuce, 60o per doxen: cucumbers. . $1.25 0 1.50 . ser dosen; tomatoes, California, $2.25 0 2.50 pr crate ; egg plant. 80c lb.: cauliflower, California, 33.25 crata; horseradish, 16 per lb. ; spinach, lo cal, a per lb.: aaperasus, local, 1.0(1 rtT, neu peppers, sue per id.: peas, izo la.; bags. $2.00 02.25 par sack; string beans. per ia. - . Meat and Provltlons OOTJNTBT MEATS Selling price: Country nogs, L'n 2e per in.: ttcst veal, 2lc SM0KEI MEATS Ham, 85048c; breakfast bacon. 85055c; picnic. 25 H 0 29 Ho; cottage roll. 86e lb. ' LARD Kettle rendered. $16.65 ca; stand ard. 38c, tierc. basis; compound, 28 He lb. FIsfi and SheHflsii , FRESH FISH Steelhead salmon. 1$ 0 18: lb.. Chinook. 18 0 20c: halibut, fresh. 13 0 per lb.; black cod. 8010c; silver smelt. :i jo- m 14c; tomcod. 8c; sturgeon, 18 0 20e; fresh asr ring, 6 0 7e; draased shad. c: shad roe. lOclb. 6HELLFISH Crabs, $2.25 03.00 per dos.; SPUDS IN DEMAND v Will buy or handle on commisgion gmy quantity. Send aajnple by parcel post. Good demand 'or all kinds poultry, hotrs, veal, prunes and. beans. Guarantee Jour nal prices. Send for tatra, - - BOGGESS & CO. Ul Froat U Portland, Or. G H ERR IE S " We want 10 tons of ROTAL AJTIfE CHERRIES. .Toa can ship In lug boxes. Market stronr. The market on produce held firm during: week. Movement was beat on Veal and Hogs. Egg also were in g-ood demand, with pcic sUA-htly higher. ' ' ' PRICES WK WILL PV SHIPPER ' Price atfeCtiT. wtth shipments arriving June 2$ end good until June 25. We deduct ae commission. ' Prompt .return guaranteed.. Teat, 76 to 115, top. ....... .v. 19 0 20 He veal. 7&to 115, fair to good. . . . . . 15 0 18c Fresh Eggs higher. .. ... Rots snd crscks out. Dairy Batter Steady .POULTRY Hens, all weigh, ....... Old Roosters ......... Broilers. 1 to 2 lbs. . . . Ducks, lis . . ..........Market .40 LIVE . y.2202e ).s44.i, fte ;.. .25 ........ .40 MEATS Hogs, top. 125 to 176......i..25 0 2SH bogs, poor and heavy, ........... .20 2c Veal. 125 to 150, top. .......... .18 0 18 Tkal. heavy . . ................ 1 J 1 5e s Posw, light ....... i ..12015c I HIDES AND PELTS - Hides, f salt. No. 1. .......... ... .20 0 22c Hides, green. Not 1... ........ ...16018 Hides, calf,. No. 1 Kic Hides,, kip ... ..... ................ 25e ,.32e Long wool pelts par lb ... . SKrirl-,r.RMflxr P lu FROJTT STREET, PORTLAND, OR. jnenaanDeCluey W0. Rcfereaeest Hllerai Sdrlara Baak Purchasers' of th Grain corporation' through th office of Max H. H owner her of all the flour that millers how hav to offer, means a final cleaa-up of th season's business and no further purchases ar likely So far aa the pres ent erop Is concerned. This ends therefor tha greatest mill aeasca that th Pacific Northwest has ever known. Through the efforts of Mr. Honser's office th millers of tha Pacifie Northwest hav not only operated the entire season, but they have ob tained a profit on all their sales. Utter s tarnation is showing In th market for "grain bags after th recent spurt of aetiv. ity.- Owing to Ui uncertainty regarding th six sf the crop. which will be gauged entirely by weather conditions during the next 10 dsys. growers ar disposed - to wait a who before making their full purchsees of baas. FLOUR Selling prie: Patent. $11.45 family wheat floor, 81 1.50 ty whole wheat flour, $10.60010.76; Willamette Vallej, $11.33; local straight. 811 23 011.83; bakers1 local. $10.90011.10; Montana spring wheat, patent, $11.10; rye flour, $10.00; ost flour. $10.00; graham. $10.15 0 f0.ft0. Price for eity deliv ery in five-barrel lots. HAT Buying prices: Willamette timothy, fancy, ( t Eastern Oregon-Washington fancy timothy, 837.00 ; alfalfa, I I ; valley vetch, $26.50; cheat, $26.50; straw. $9.00; clover, i ); grain. ( ). GRAIN SACKS Normal. Mew erop delttery No. 1 Calcutta. 12 013 ia ear lot; less amounts higher. MILL8TLFFS Mixed run at soma, aacksd, $37.00. ROLLED OATS Per ton, $59.00 0 61.00. ' ROLLED BARLEY ' Per ton. $60.00 0 62.00. , . CORN Wnole. $7S.OO: cracked, $77.00 ton. Merchants Exchange bids: Merchants Exchange bids: FEED OATS June. July -No. 2 white.... 852.75 $68.00 ? BARLEY Feed $58.00 $53.50 Feed "A" 63.50 54.00 Eastern oats and corn in bulk : OATS No. 8 white.,. $50. OO $50.00 8 8 lb. clip'd white 61.00 . 51.00 CORM No. 3 yellow... $70.00 $69.00 No. 3 nixed.... 68.60 68.80 August. $53.00 $53.00 63.50 $50.00 60.60 $69.00 68.00 POTATOES ALL ALONG THE COAST Seattle Market Seattle. Wash.. June 21. (I. N. 8.) Onions: Oregon. 6c per lb. Potatoes Yakims Gems. $45.0050.00; local, $30.00 085.00 per ton. 8n Francisco Market Ran Francisco, June 21. (U. P.) Butter Extras. 67c. Eggs Extras, 53 He; extra pullets. 46 He Cheese California fancy flats. 31c Lee Angeles Market Los Angeles, June 21. I- N. 8.) Pota toes Stockton Burbanks, extra fancy, 82.25 0 2.50 ; Idaho Russets, fair, - $2.25 0 2.85 ; new steak, home grown .White Rose, $1.0001.20 per box. s .:., . :. , " Chlcasro Dairy Produce T Chicago. Jun 21. L N. 8.) Bntte Re ceipts 14.259 tubs. Creamery extra, 4 9c; extra firsts, 49Hc; firsts. 47048 He; packing stock. 40044c Eggs Receipts 21.711 eases. Current re ceipts 36039c; ordinary firsts, 37 088c; firsts. 89041c; extra. 41H042c; checks, 280 33e; dirties. 34 033 He 1 BREEDING EWES BOUGHT V Eugene. June 21. A carlosd of breeding wes, belonging to a pool of Lane county stock men, arrived in Eugene yesterday. The ear con tained 1 JO sheep and was obtained in Portend through .W. S. Robb. county agricultural agent of Lane county. Another carload will be brought In as soon aa the stockmen desire, Mr. Robb states. Xaval Stores Market New York, Jun 21. (t N. 8 ) Turpen tine Savannah, $1.05; New Terk, $1.12. Rosin Savaanah, $15.00; New York, $16.80. shrimp meet. 62e per Tb. : lobster. 80c per Th. OYSTERS Olympia, gallon, $5.60; canned Eastern, 75c per can. $9.00 a dozen cans; bulk, $4.50 par gaUon. Groceries SUGAR Cube, $T.33; powdered, $10.25; fruit and berry. 89.63; D yellow, $9.65: granu lated. 68: beet. 39.55; exua C. 89.25; gold C, f.15: cubes. 310.6O. HONEY Nsw. ( ) pr ca.. RICE: Japan style. No. I, 94e; New Or leans head. .12 H 013c; Blue Hose, 104 0 11 He per lb. SALT Coarse, half ground, 100. tl6.r0 ton; 60s. $17.50: table dairy, 60s, $22. 0"; bales, $3.10 03.25; fancy Ubl and dairy, $30.25; lump rock. $25.00 par ton. BEANS' Oregon sales by Jobbers) 5 Lady Washington. 8c per lb. ; pink, 8c per lb.; Umca, 9Hc bayou, 8 He; ted. 7c; Oregon beaaa buying prices nominal. CANNED MILK Carnation, $6.70: Borden, $6.60; Aster, $6.60; Eagle. $10.15; Libby, $6.60; Yeloban. $6.60; Mount Vernon, 86.60 COFFEE Roasted. 27 0 Sle. in sacks or drums. w. . SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 17e lb. NUTS Budden walnuts. 8OH031e Ik.; almonds, 24 089c; filberts, 28c in sack lot; peanuts, 15c; pecans, 25c; Braxils. 38c. I Ropes, Paints, oils ROPE Sisal, dark. 22c; white. 21 He Th.; standard manila. 28 He. - LINSEED OIL Raw, bblA. $2.00 gat:' ket tle boiled, bbls.. $2.02; raw, case, $3.10; boiled, cases, $2.12 per sal. COAL OIL Water white. In drum ar iron bbls., 15c gsl. ; cases. 24c per gal. GASOLINE Iron bbls., 28 He; cases, 23 He; engine distiUste, iron bbls.. 15c; case. 25. WHITE LEAD Toa lota, 12 He; 600 lbs.. 12t4c TURPENTINE- Taaka, $1.21; asea, $1.31; 10-case lota, lc less. WIRE NAILS Basle price, $5.18. r Haps, vVooi and Hides HOPS Nominal. 1918 crop; eon tracts. 1919 erop. 87 He pet lb. HIDES No. 1 salt-cured hides, SO Tba, aad up, 19c; No. 2 salt cured hides. SO lbs. and ap. 17 He; No. 1 green hides, 80 lbs. aad up, 16c; No. 1 sal&cured bull hides, 60 lbs. and up, 18c; No. 1 part cured bull hides, 60 lb, and lip, 11 He; No. 1 greea buU hidas, SO lbs. and up,' loo. The prices of No. 2 hides will be 1 per lb. leas than ea Now 1. Me. 1 calfskins, up to 15 pound, 4 5c; No. 2 calfskins, wp to 15 lbs., 43c; No. 1 kipskins, 15 to 25 lbs.. 25; No. S kipskins, 16 to 25 lbs., 28c; dry Hint hides, 7 lbs, and -up, 80c; dry salt stag or bull hides, 14c; dry cull hides, 7 lbs. and up. 24; dry salt calf hides, under T lbs.. 84c; dry flint stag or bull hides, 20c: drv salt stag or ball hides. 14c; dry cull Jiioes and skins, half price; dry bors hides, according to sue and quality, each $1.50 0 3.00; salt horse hides, skinned to hoof and head on, 83.00 0 5.00; horse bides with heads off, 60c sees; dry long wool sheep pelts, per lb.. 25 0 85c; dry, medium wool sheep pelts, per lb., 20 0 80c; dry shesrlinc sheep pelts, saeh, 6O0 75e; salted kmc wool sheep pelts, aaeh, $2.00 0 4.00; salted medium wool abacs pelts, each. $1.00 0 2.00; salted shearling sheep pelts, each. 80 076c. i MOHAIR Long stapls, 60063a Jb.t short staple, 4O048e per Tb. TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 telle, T0 Se: No. 2, 6 7e; No. 1 grease. 6 07; No. 2 grease, 8c . . CHTTTDf OR CASCARA BARK Old peel, gross weight, 13e; new peel. 10 per lb. WOOf Talley. H blood Merino end Shrop shire, 50c; Cotswold and - Lincoln. 40046c; matted Cotswold. 80 0 35c; timber stained. 6c per lb. less; lambs wool, 4e per lb. less. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington snd Ceb fcrwa Wool Merino and hropshirv 840e; half blood Merino and Cotswold. 37 0 42c; Shropshire. 87 0 42c: Cotswold snd Lioeola. straight or mixed. 32 0 35s: parry, 6 per lb. less; lambs, 4a per' lb. less. t Fin Wools Merino, combing; aad aerdiag grades, 3O03Ce. Furnished by Ovcrneek -ds Cook Cot, Board eC Trade kaOdinst . . . . Peace News Is -: Cause of Kise in . The Stock Market New Tork, June 21. (L K. S.) There was a brisk buying movement at the opening of the stock market today, aa a result of th statements in tb morning press indicating an acesptanc of th paso terms ky Germany.- A good part of the buying- was covering by sherts but there waa also an increased investment -demand ia th dividend payers and a good deal ef western boy. imr ia many ef th specnlstiv tssuaa. - Steel common waa bid for la larg block ad vancing 4 to 108 H and there was an argent demand for Baldwin Locom.tive which roe 2 points to 104.- Crucibl gained 1 point to 94 H. American International res 1 H to 110H while Marine common snored up to 51. Th railroad stocks showed pronounced strength with Several issues including . Missouri Pacific and Chesapeake A Ohio selling at the highest prices reached in a long period. Central Leather waa In demand and ros 1 H to 103. Oil stocks were strong and generally higher. Furnished by Overbeck A Cook Co., Board m xraoe PTiiiQmg DESCRIPTION: I Open 1 High Low I Cle" Alaska Gold . . . 1. . . . . j I. . . . .1 8 Allls Chalmers, 48H 48H 48H 48H AUoy Steel ...... 88 68 - 63 4, 62 H Am, Agr. Chem,,. Ill Ill IIOHIIIH, Am. Beet Sugar.. 88 88 H 87 H 87 Am. Can, c...... 87 H 67 H 66 54 Am. Car F. e... 111H lltH 100H 109 H Am. Cotton Oil. e. 63 H 63 61i 614 Asa. Unseed, c... 75 77 ' 76 75 Am. loco., c. .... 64 83 H 84 H 84 54 Am. Smelter, e. ... 83H 82 H 62 82 Am. 8. Tobacco. . . 114 1144 114 114H Am. Sugar, c... 184H 134H 183 H 188 Am. Tel. A Tel... 106H 106H 106 104 Ara. Woolen, C...116 11814 1164 115 Anaconda Min. Ca. 78 73 72 H 724 Atchison, e... . 99 99 H 99 H A . A W. I 179 181, 178H 178 Baldwin Loco., c. 103 106 108 103, do. pfd. ...... 110 110 1094 110 B. A O., e 61 62 H 61 81 Bethlehem Steel, B 89 89 H SB H 63 H Brook. Rspld T..t 2ft H 29 H 29 H 29 H Butte As Superior.. 284 28 28 H 28 CaL Petroleum, e. 85 ' 86 834 85 Cat Packing...... 70 70 69 69 Canadian Pacific. . 168 163 168 162 Cent. Leather, e... 105 109 104 105 C. AO 66 66 65 65 C A lt West, e. .............. . 9 do pfd. . .. . . 28 C, M. A St. Paul. 44 44 H 48 43 C. t N.. c , ; 101 CWt tapper .... .26 26 .96 H 264 Chino Copper .... 45 46 48 45 C. F. A IVc. 48 48 48 - 48 Consolidated Gas lOO Corn Products, . 72 78 Tl 71 Crucible Steel, c. 94 95 94 94 ' -do pfd. ....... ..... 101 Cuban Can Sugar. 85 83 85 35 D. A B. G .... 10 10 10 10 Distillers ....... 81 81 80 80 Erie. e... 18 18 18 18 Eri, 1st pfd 29 29 29 29 General Electric . . . -. . . . 1 4 General Motors ,.229 386 229 232 Goodrich Rubber . SO 80 78 79 G. N. Ore Lands.. ,47 47 47 47 Gt. Northern, pfd. 96 97. 96 97 Green . Can ... , 42 43 42 48 H. A Leather, e...( 83 33 83 S3 do pfd. .......1125 126125 126 Ie Securities .... 66 66 65 85 Illinois Central .- - 09 H Industrisl- Alcohol. 158 158 H 152 152 Inspiration ...... 0 80 60 60 Int. Men Marine . 60 61 60 60 , do pfd. ... ,..117117117 118 - Tnt. Nickel ...... 81 32 81 $r K. C. Southern, e.. 22 23 22 22 Kenneeott Copper 40 40 89 89 Lackawanna Steel 84 84 H 84 84 Lehigh Valley .... 5- 54 58 54 Maxwell Motors. . 48 49 48 48 Mex. Petroleum .. 185 18R 184 186 Miami Copper ..... 28 28 27 27 Midval Steel .... 61 52 51 62 Missouri Pacific .. 34 84 83 83 National Lead .;. 78 79 78 79 Nevsda Con. .... 19 19 19 19 Eew Havt 80 .31 30 81 N. T. Central. ,80 60 80 80 f. A Western, e. 108 108 108 107 Northern Pacific .. 97 97 97 87 Pacific Mail f Psnn. Railway ... 46 46 46 46H Paople Gss ..... 52 62 62 61 Pittsburg Coal. .. 64 64 44 68 Pressed 8teel Csr. c 84 85 84 64 Ray Cons. Copper.. 24 24 24 24 Ry. Steel Springs.. 92 98 92 92 Reading,.;..,.. 89 89 87 87 Rep. L A 8.. a.... . 91 91 91 90 Ohio Cities Uaa ... 67 68 87 67 Rock Island- 28 28 27 27 Sears. RoeouokACo.. 205 205 205 205 Shattuck ........ . t'.i. 14 Studebaker, e ..... 16S 107 103 106 Southern Pac .... 408 108 107 107 Southern By., c. . . 80 80 29 29 I'f It; 66 65 62 68 Swvft A Co.-. J87 137 187 137 Texas OH 278 278. 275 276 Tobacco Prod. .... 107 108 106 107 Union Pac, e .... 134 184 138 183 do pfd 73 78 73 9 3 United Cigar Stores 162 165 162 164 V. 8. Rubber, c . . 126 127 125 125 V. 8. Steel. C. . . . 108 108 167 107 P'd i, 116 116 116 116 TUh Copper 88 89 88 88 Virginia Chera., e.. 84 85 88 84 Wabash 10 10 10 10 Wabash A ...... . 35 35 84 34 Wabash B ... 22 W. U. Telegraph... 90 90 90 90 Westinghouse Elec. 67 67 68 56 Willys OverUnd $6 30 86 36 Woolworth ........ ..... ; , 129 Am. Int. Corp 116 111 109' 109 Gaston Williams .. , 86 37 96 86 Cen. Cigars ....... 84 H 84 83 84 Pan American ..... 96 97 96 08 Pierce Arrow ..... 61 62 61 62 Oklahoma P R.. 11 n nH 11H Royal Dutch 116 116 118 118 Sinclair Oil 65 65 63 63 New Tork Bead Market Furnished by Overbeck A .Cook Co., Board el Trade Building. Atchison Genl 4s....... BaL A Ohio Gold 4s Beth. Steel Bef. 5s...., Cent. Pacifie 1st 4s...,, C.f R A Q. CoL 4s...., St.-Paul GenL 4s. ... Chicago N. W. Genl. 4i L. A M. Uni. 4s , New Tork Ry. 6s ...... , Northern Pac. P. L, Reading GenL 4s. . . Union Pac 1st 4......,... U. S. Steel 6s Union Pic 1st Ref. 6s..... Southern Pte. Conv. 6s. . . . . . Bouthern Pac Conv. 4s...... Penna. Conv. 4s .... Penna. 1st 4a Ches. A' Ohio Conv. 6s. . Ore. Short Un 4s. . . . . . . . . . .4s. Bid. 81 76 90 79 88 80 80 ;, v'14 80 $3 85 100 80 107 85 96 66 88 $6 . Ask. 82- 76 93 96 81 81 6 14 1 84 86 160 80 108 8 - 87 87 90 87 - Forelra Board Markets Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co., oi i raae ouiiaing : Bid. A. F. 5s Oct. 1920 ......... 97 U. K. 5H Nov. 1919...... 99, U. K. 6 s Ner. 1921..... 98 A. F. Sec 6s Aug. 191$ 99 Rep. France 6a 1931....... 187 Paris 6s Oct. 1921 97 Marseilles 6s Nov. 1919 99 Russia Extn, 6a 1921.....; 48 Russian Intl. 5Hs 1926 106 Dom. 6a Aug. 1919. ....... , 99 Dom. 5s Apr. 1921.. ...... 98 Dom. 6a Apr. 1031.... 93 Dom. 5s Apr. 1926 97 Argentine 6s May 1920..... 99 China 6s 1919 98 Dom. Canada 6s 1937...... 98 - U. K. 6 1937 $9 Board Ask. 97 99 98 100 145 98 99 61 114 9 '98 98 97 99 loo 88 AMERICAN .LIVESTOCK PRICES Ohleee Hot S21.00 Chicago. June 21. (L N. S.) Hogs Re ceipts 8000. desirable mixed aad light butcher hogs 60e higher; packing hog steady. Bulk $20.26020.90; top, '821; heavy. 820.40 0 20.90; medium, $20.40021; Ught, 620.300 21; light lights, 818020.80; heavy packing sows, aaraeth, 319.6502O.25; packing sows, rough. $9 019.50; pigs. $17 018. Cattle Receipts 600; compared with week ago: Choic heavy steers about steady; medium and lights, mostly 23 0 50e. higher; choice heif ers, 60 0 75 higher; calves 50 0 75 higher; good lightweights, . feeders and etockera, mostly 25e i higher. - Sheep Receipts 8000. Compared with week Stocks, Boads, Cettea. Grala, Eta. : UMlt Start at Trade BaJUiac Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES atemkers Ckicar Baar ( Trad CerrespoBdesto of Leraa A Bryaa CsUeeura - . Kaw Tort ' PALACE HOTEL 6l, sjalet, maeoa. iswssBi an) gnaiitoais, WW. lej w ww.vw ww W.J. mm WSMSOfWS sro: Lambs and aged ahwep mostly 23031.60 lower yearling arauad $1.8t lower. : - - Oanvw Hss $10 AO ' - Denver. June 21. tU. P. Cattle Re ceipts 600; lower, weak; steers, 311-60014; rows end betters. $$.SO0lL83 caivaa, $12.7$ 15. - .. , Hogs Receipts 200 1 25 040c higher. Top, $20.60; bulk. $20.20 0 20.40. aheap Keeipta 660: market steady. Lambs. $16.75 017; awes, $7.73 0 8.00. . , . SaatUe Hwfis S20.2S - SaatO. Jane 21 L N. S. i --Hog R r ceipu, Bon. Strong, 25 higher. Prim lights, $20.10020.28; medium to choice. 318.750. 20.00: rough heavies, $17.75 01823; pigs, $17.76 0 18.78. - CatU - Receipts, 42; steady. Best steeti. 11.00012. 0O; common to Stood cows, $5,000 7.60; medium to elioic steers. $10.00011.00; com moo to good, $7.00 010.00 best cow and keifera, $8.00 0 10 00; bulls. $3.00 0 7.50; calves. $7.00012.00. Sheep Receipts, none: steady. Spring lambs, prime. $14.00 13. 0O) fair to medium, $18.00 014. OO; yearlings, . aio.wo a ii.vvt weuieia. o.uusy $9.00 010.00; .50. COTTOTT BTJTIKO AGGRESSIVE -; AKD EARLT BALES HIGHER Nw Tork, Jun 21r-(L N. S.) Baring wss aetiv aad aggraaatv at th opening ef tha cotton market today, .carrying price lT to 89 points higher, with the exception ef July, which started 22 palate andet liquidation In advanc ef notice day. - Japan interests wsre credited with purchase en the call: Wall street also bought, end there was a scarcity of offering that held the list subsequantly firm, with price swst tha nd ef the first 20 minutes about 38 point net higher. - .-. .- :-. ' ' . A fresh run of buying erders sent price up to th highest level of th .day just before the close- . . The final ton was steady at a net advene t 13 to 45 point. . f-s- .-yx Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co., Board of Trad building Month. January. .... March . . , c May......... July September. . . . October . . . , November , December. Open, 8180 3165 830S si-6 V si 80 High. . Tjw. . dose. 8200 3180 8190 SITS 8180 8188 .... .... . 310 8330 $190 8228 .. . , . ... ; 8310 8225 3170-3203 . 8200 3310 3160 8200 PACIFIC COAST BA7TK STATEMENT Portia it Bonks - This Week. " 6,428.239.06 7,890.426.17 6.059,616.92 4.603.944.97 4.712,253.05 4.594.48407 Clearings Monday , . . . $ Tuesday .... Wednesday .. Thnrsday . . . Fridsy . . . . Sstufdky . . . 5.4244.63 4,281,361.84 4.476.039.6T 8.7T7.714.60 6.078.901.97 4.727.884.14 Week ,. . . , .$83,988,914.84 $27,764,446.3$ Bpekan Bank Clearings Saturday ,.,...,..,$ 1.482,780.00 Balance Saturday 423.818.00 Taooma Bank aearing Saturday ,..,......$ 4.?62.00 Balances Saturday .-. ......... 90.603.00 Seattle Banks Clearings Saturday ...........$ "$?2'"? 22 BaUncea Saturday 1,807,460.00 Sen Frajwlaee Bents Clearings Saturday .$18,778,661.99 Lee Anselw Banks Clearings Saturday ..$ S.027.136.00 BOSTON" COPPER Furnished by Overbeck A of Trade building; MARKET Cook Co., Beard ...... . Adventure Ah meek Allouea . areeitiaa Baltic . , Belmont Bohemia Boston Ely . . , Butte Bal. ...... CaL A Aria. CaL As Heel Canada . . . . Centennial ........ Chief Cone ...... Cons. Cop. Mines . . . Copper Hang .... Crown Reserve --, . . . Daly West Davis-Daly ........ Kat Butte Firt National Franklin .... iioiaueia sjvnsw Grsnby .......... Hancock ......... Helvetia .......... Houghton Indiana Jerome Terde . . . . . Keeweensw ..... 4 , Kerr Lak ....... La Salle ......... Lake Copper ..... Meiestin ......... Mason Talley ...... M. Mining ...... Michigan Mohawk Nipissing .,., North Butte ...... North Lake , Ohio Copper ...... Old Dominion Osceola .......... Quincy ........... Success .......... Superior ......... Sun. A Boston ..... Swift Packing Trinity .......... Tuolumne ..... . United - Fruit . . . . . United Shoe Machy. C. 8. Smelters C. 8. Smelters Pfd. United Verde Exn. . Utah Cons. ...... Victoria .......... Winona ......... Wolverine ........ Wyandot ......... , . , , . . . , i . . ' a a ...i , a a e m a e 1 Bid . 1 . 7 . 41 . 8H . iv . 1 . 46 . 67 .410 . 1 . 16 . 8 . . S0H . 25 . 2 . 8 , 14 , 1 . 4 . 15 TO 6 8 l?t 2 ! 2l .$H 66 11 13 so'. 41 64 A a .... . . 4 . . . 1 , , . . e -. v . an . . . 1 ... 8 ... 3. ...137 ... MS 1 ...185 ... 62 ...67 ... 48 ... 41 ... 10 ... 8 ... 1 ... 23 . ... SO ' Asked. 1 80. 43 4 1 s 60 67H 413 17 3. T SO - 2H S 13 2 4 20 72 - 6 1 .. ." 1 ' 2 S 8 8 27 3 .' T 67H 11 18 1 65 . 43 63 SO 2 .. 9 8 138 4 1 185 58 7 60 42 it - 4 1 . 28 90 s Money and Exekaai-e , New Tork. Jun 21. (I. N. S.) Sterling exchange wss quiet with business ' fa bankers' bill at $4.60 for demand.- MATE ON THE AGARISTA SUICIDE; SAYS SHERIFF 1 (Continued From Pag One) . round the mat iylnr there across tba floor, with bullet holes through his head and blood streaming-.. Then 1 alg-nalled for tba tutr and sent tha body ashore, t could not turn back myself because wa had to ret out with tha tide, J sent, tha steward with tha body and later ordered him, by wire, to report to ua at Aatoria." - Did yea hear any ahots fired r tba captain waa asked. "Tea, he replied. "I think I did. I heard something- and then I thought aoma article had falien." ' A closer Investigation of tha cabin showed tha sun lying- on the" table. In vestigation showed It to ba bloody and empty. Tha captain aaid he did not know where the gun had been found and did not remember who picked it up, but sup posed the steward did. ' The hearing of Captain Nellson and the members of the crew la being; held today privately in tha office of the sher iff. Frank O'Connor, general agent for tha Pacific Steamship company, rnanag ing operator, of the wooden steamer Agarlsta, today received a letter from Captain Jacob Nielsen, master of the vessel, expressing tha view that his first mate, Frank J. Sale, who died from gunshot wounds inflicted while on board the vessel, had committed sui cide. - Manager O'Connor atated that Cap. tain Nielsen had not been placed un. der arrest, and that should be b taken into custody another captain would be employed to take out tha ship. The steamer is now coaling at Astoria and will finish this evening. She Is loaded with . ties and her destination is New York. . Captain Nielsen, who lives at 10$ College street, Portland, ia well known in thia city and his many friends ex press tha belief that he is absolutely innocent of any connection with the tragedy, i Ha waa formerly mate on tha steel steamer Point Loboe, built by the Alblna Engine A Machine Works of thia city, and waa later assigned to tha Agarlata. He held a commission In tha U. 8. navy during tha war and waa for a number of years master of the lightahip Columbia. J. S. Michael, steward on the Aga rlsta, lives at 102 Cleveland avenue, Portland. During the war he was commissioned aa captain In the-quartermaster's department and was pro moted to major. HO waa on duty in New Jersey. 1 New light on the suicide theory with reference to the death of Mate Bale was given today by Allen W. Hartman. 1106 East Twenty-aeventh street north, w:io waa an oiler on board tha Asa rista. He left the vessel Tuesday morn ing at Aberdeen. He said : - "Mate Sale appeared to bf -worried about something;. Ha seemed to be despondent and kept alone most of tha time. While passing his cabin Tuesday I notioed him sitting alone in hia room And heard him say that "he did not think he would return to California. At times he appeared irritable. "Captain Nielsen is highly liked by all members of the ship's crews and he never bad any trouble with any of them." .. Murder Wsrrsnt Issued Aberdeen. June 2LA warrant charg ing Captain Nellson of the steamer Agarlata with' tha murder of Mats Sale, was Issued by tha county attorney. The warrant waa wired to Astoria, whero the Agarlsta has docked. President-Elect of Brazil U. S. Visitor Washington. June 21. (U. P.)-Dr. Epltaclo Peasoa, president-elect ef Bra ail, arrived In Washington at 2 p. m. to day. As he stepped from the special train that brought him from New Tork ha waa met by Frank Polk, secretary of state, and other high officials. Tha official sa lute of 21 guns was fired from tha navy yard.; : : '.. j : .-. Ktw Tork-Loadoa Silver Naw Tork, Jun 2L (I. M. S. ) Commercial bar silver ia e lower at $111. i London. Jun 19. (L K. S.) Br sllvr Is d lower st 84 A LIBERTY BOND SALES Liberty boads closed In th Net 8 1st 4 Monday . ... wt.44s 94.84 Tuesday. , Wednesday, , Thursday. . . Friday Saturday. . . 99.40 99.80 99.80 99.80 99.80 94.60 94.T0 4.T0r 99,00 95.00 Tork market at following Driewss 244S l,t4t 2d4 8d4 4th 4 S -S 4 93.70 93.20 94.0O 95.30 94.08 100.08 99.94 98.80 95.00 93.90 - 95.86 94.10 100.00 99.94 9$0 95.00 . 94.00 95.30 94.24 100.00 99.96 93.94 95.90 94.13 93.24 94.20 100.0$: 99.98 94.06 95.80 94.16 . 96.1$ 94.20 100.00 99.96 94.00 98.80 94.20 $5.26 94.20 99.96 166.00 LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS ir you etusT sell voun Liasimr on vioronr bohds, skll to us IF VOU OAS) OUT MORI LIBCRTV OR VIOTORT BONOS, BUY PROM US Today's opening Nw Tork market price ar given bslow. The ar th governing prices for Liberty and Victory bonds sll ever the world, and the highest. W tdvertlM these prices dslly In order that yoa may always know th New Tork market and the asset vslus of year Liberty and Victory bonds. r ' . '1st 2nd 1st 2nd $rd 4th Victory Victory $ 4 4s 4 4 4 4s 8s 4s Market price 99.80 96,00 94.00 94.30 94.16 95.24 94.26 100.00 99.96 Accrued Interest ....... . .0$ . .07 -40 ,0T ,4$ 1.18 .78 .82 .41 Total 99.80' 98.0T S4.40 94.87 04.59 96 87 95.08 100.83 100.37 'When burlne we Seduet S7o ti a 660 bead and StJM en a $1000 bend. We sell at tn Rew Vark market srtee pin th aocrvest Interest. Our Liberty stead Bsrment pn on aareays until SiOO P. St. MORRIS BROTHERS, Hie. , The Premier Munlelaal Bond Heua 309-911 Stark Street Between Fifth and Slsth -nreund Ft Telephon Breaeway 21 SI Bstabllshed Over M, Tears Cream AND CJownis wew rreatloae by Lady TJaff Oerdoa, the. faatoas Leeile of Loadoa. depleted tomorrow la Tba feaaday Josraal Jdagatla.