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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, P ORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1820. 11 FEAR RUIN OF OREGON POTATO INDUSTRY BY TUBER MOTH Edited by Hymaa I. Cob en LOSS OFF BUYING IN EGG MARKETS Most of the f. o. b. buyer were jror chasing on the lose-off basis at the start of the week's egr trade. , Demand for east wae keen at the open In of the Btrkit, and white the trade waa (Inn. bo price chances were5 shown In the selling end oC th baatitees. Aa had baa genersilr expected, ou rrf tha f. o. . borers who wi atiU par- chasing eniml receipt aa tbeg arrived, btd a raetion lower on account of : much loaa In quality. F. o. b. borers were bidding 99WI9 s doeen for good atock with loaa off. Thia ia prae Hixiii a eandled baala whila ordinary enrrent receipts ruled around 87e generally. Hera and thora a borer for a small volume waa of faring aa hish aa 8. - , : Moat of the trade . bara ia atffl determined to bold prieea unchanged daring the FeatiTal week. ; Several of the smaller operator wanted to bocet values bat their efforts are thus far futile. , Thorn desiring special information regarding ,. ' an, market ahoatd write the Market Editor V - Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for reply. - BTTTEB SITTTATIOir tERT FIKM Hotter market situation here ia very firm bat prices showed no, change daring the day. Cnbee and prints war alike ia active call and all values ware well maintained. HEAT TBADE TS A yiBX ybStTIOH Country killed meata ware ta a Terr firm wrir- ali the street for the week's openinc. . Both veal and hoes were ia active demand with priose wall maintainor! and generally sac hanged )IOBE OAILES CHERRIES ARRIVE - Black cherries from The Dalles war in rather fair enrol dnrina the day. Best of these sold U 15c a pound. - Calf ornia stock is scarce bat it quality la so poor that .little is wanted. rATfTALOTTPE PRICES ARE HIGH Farther strengthening of the "cants loops market m shown with the greatest aemana . mat tna level trada haa shown for an extended period. Bales were made at a farther ad ranee daring the day. EABXT OFEWrSTG AtOlTO STREET Front street opened aa early as 6 o'clock dar ing the day. and an early opening will be shown dvring the remainder of the week because of the inability to make dettrenea la the congested district after 10 o'clock. BRIEF HOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE Anrtanra in era tea are of good Quality at (2.75. Strawberries at $S.603.75 generally for the day. Chicken trade ta steady at unchanged prices. All TMetafelae are in aood suddIt. Watermelon sale increased; prices bold steed? te firm. WEATHER" If OTICE FOR SHIPPERS Weather bureau advisee Protect shipments daring the next 86 hours against the following maximum temperatures: Going north. 70 degrees; northeast over 8. , P. a ft. R. R-. 85 degrees: east to Baker. 85 do- e-reea. and south to Ashland. 00 degrees. Maxi mum temperatore at Portland tomorrow about -15 POTATO MOST ISSUES ARE 111! OF LOWER AT START INDUSTRY FEARED MARJCET BASKET 0 There wtll be no Royal Chinook salmon from the Columbia river to feed Portland's visitors during the week be cause the cannerymen .of the district have otherwise decided. Efforts to get them to ship enough of this royal fish to erupply the trade during the week have failed because the New York. June 21. (TJ. P.) The Evening I ' Br Hrmsi H. Cohea : Sox. financial review today says; While tuber moth are arrlvinc in The new week opened wita trading in ee- many shipments of potatoes from CaB ritiesf of a character unchanged . from last I . 7 . 1 -e week and of scarcely greater animation. Y'" 7 "iTVr 71 JTc. packers have only selfish motives at this J, f2!L!?,? eon -mba?. eviL - S . Ume and every pound they send; here ..s3 to,. TroaSi; r L. .-.T. wsavWi. band and . r i- that much profit lost. : a the susarg, shipping. United States Industrial I eemptet- Quarantine against potatoes from 1 AesPte the fact that the people pay a ins nsm, amppina. unsnnmi sxdiwi. ma tuber-moth infected sertions haa been declared "s nwuey to sua me uunon inu uhl: jr berC7bu?etor UandirX,lenTTi1e r'u we theF- cn eason. the . packers say that the dull performers and without such change. Not only has Idaho dacUred quarantine people cannot have any of this fish ex There waa nothing at all to attract or hold against California but the Gem Bute haa also apt In the cans. r : . Interest ia the last phase of the session. refused to allow . potatoes to come there from ?. At this time most of the fresh salmon rr Tr;. ZuJZLL UM b from other streams and is New , Tork, : June stock market opened Irregular with mjbst I California. issues slightly lower today. Prices were : Crucible 144, off 1 ; Studebaker 70, off not of the quality for which the Colum- That .there la danger of thia state becoming bia river and its tributaries Is noted. infected with toe most dreaded of potato diseases is indicated by the fact that Colorado has been 1 ; American Locomotive 97 up Mil ZZr7ZZ na Republic Iron A Steel 924, off k i Read ing 84, off H i Vanadium 84. up ; General Motors 21, up H; Bethlehem Steel 90, off j ; Baldwin 118, ' off v United States Steel 9J, off Texas company: 4. on - Vanadium waa a feature of the early trading, opening at 84. up . and later running up to 86. i M- There waa a sham turn upward fa prices foi lowing publishing of reporta of shipments of British aoid to thia country. The advance car. ried Crucible from a low of 142 to 148 and Baldwin got close to 120. The market closed dulL Security, selling in the early afternoon was the result of tight money rates. Call money was run up to 10 per cent, and thia brought about sell ing for both the long and abort accounts. Van adium declined nearly 2 points and Steel com mon,. after an early high at 98. sold off near ly a point. with a high last Saturday of 154 cials are more loyal to thia state Oregon's grow ing industry will be ruined. , - Corn and Oats at A New Record in Chicago Trade hfeae-s Jnna 21. (L N. a)- Cora futures and September oats sold at new high prices on the crop on the Board of Trade today, under snort covering, but eased from the top under profit taking aalea. The closing left the : list with Irregular changes. Wholesale fish men say that some day the people will awaken and force measures whereby they may bave a taste of this fish in the fresh state. The following prices are average ones the con sumers are expected to pay retail store. Quahtr quoted is the average, fancy staff being slightly tugner aa cunlenor stuff fractionally lower; - Butter Best creamery prints. 69 61c - Eggs Fresh laid, 45 50c per doaea; fancy iTesa, azejase per aosen. - Poultry Chickens, dressed. SB as 40e nsr lb. Fish Salmon. 80 085a per lb.; halibut, 80c r in. Flour Bast local natenr. SS.50 A 4.50 per sacs, av ids.' t Potatoes Bnrbanka. 103 14c Onions Dried, 4s per lb. .! . Strawberries Oregon, 15 20c per box. Baldwin reacted ta 148 after its run to 146. - Steel common waa held below 98. acted wen around 118. Frrrnaihed by Overbeck 4k Oooke Oo Board or -irui Douaing DESCRIPTION : Open High low Close . v Say Plenty of Cars Yakima. Wash.. Jane 21. Northern Pscifte . i - -. it ! outclass m toe cilj yeateruay aavureot. - saaima "V""'" r"" "fr"Jr:.- A,," fruit shippers that they would have plenty of Barrett aold at ; 147. compared ptTuo of 7 large run that waa above the "1' nd "l7LSi ,S,,n? at Saturday of 154, ' r-r mt tusn mnA as thai?"' "nd should have mo trouble in getting their Vanadium declined from en early higb H wrbt tl Annt man stoo-loas buying Iru" ..,a,! ta tl m good shape. In 87 H .to 85 during the trading, and CrueiHe irters were uncovered: sending prices up sharp- i ,"m" f " ?J lr- Th? "? " n?L Ju for' tte mir fruiP rlrVest rnd "mid t .J, ,Hl.rrH. I wouldus. these, figure, in ambUng the reefer. Corn ruled 11 above Saturday's close on good neeQea IO' fsil and winter shipments. , buying of yellow corn in the spot market by ' e shippers, although industries held back. Pre- POTATOES ALONG THE COAST minis narrowed to around sc over juiy a. one i Los gnnolss Maraet ' time for yellow, while mixed waa 7 cental Tos Angeles. June 21. (L N. 8.) Potatoes over. - country onenngs were not' large, ouii new stocx local Karly and White Boas No, enough grain is in transit: to hold receiju up I l. mostly $2.0002. 8S: No. 2, 11.00 1.75 tor a tew days. t j liug; eta. 1 sacked.-9 7.00 7.50. Oats followed corn in the main.- rallying from 1 ; settle Mart at the lower opening when expected receipts failed I Seattle. June 21. ( I. N. S.) Potatoes to materialise, put easing to around we prev-t xaikma Uems, SlvO.Oo per too: local. 8150.00 mis erne wnen tna soot marxex eased on irom nivu.vv. its higher - opening. A fair class of baying was in evidence' on the dips, and prices held in a narrow range. ..( - -- At the closer July corn Was le above Sat- arday'a finish and September waa op c July oats was He better land September hie. Pork waa - 6o lower, lard off 510o and ribs 7o down. ..... I: Alaska Gold ..... 1 Allis Chalmers. i . 88 WHOLE8AXE PRICES HT P0RTXA3TP - These are prices retailers pay whulessliiiK ex cept aa otherwise noted: Dairy Pruluu4a BUTTER Selling price, box lotst Creamery. prime parchment wrapped. 54e lb.: prime first. 52c lb.; firsts, 61c lb.; smaller sots at aa ad- vmnoa. jeomng ,. prices: cane extras, aw 60c; prime firsts; 48048c BUTTE RFAT Portland delivery beans, 68 9 66c: country stations. 61 52c OLEOMARGARINE Beet branda. 40e; orrn- nare, S3 He; oaaers. sac; nutmarganne.-1 Us. cartons. 82e lb. CHEESS Sell tea price: Tillamook, fresh Oregon, fancy triplets, 8182e lb. ; Young America, S8S4c Prieea to Joe hers. f. a b.. Tillamook triplets, ZBc; Xoang Americas. 2Vc SaOling price: Cream, bricks, 40 42c Selling price: Block Swiss, 48 040c; limburgar. 40 0 42c per lb. EGGS Baying prices: Current recetpta, 8T 8)8e; csndled. selling price. 42c; select, 4Sc LTVK POULTRY Selling price: Heavy broa, 25e; light hena, 1 He: spring, light. 1820o; baavy. 25c; old roosters, 10a lb.; tsrkeys. lire. ( ) ; dressed. 45c lb. Fresh Vegetables and FrwK FRESH FRUIT Oranges, 86.00 6.75 per Tjob-; bananaa. X 9 12o lb.; lemons. $5.009 e.25 par crate: Florida grapefruit. $0.00 .SO; California. $4.25 4.50. APPLES Varioue varieUsa, local. $1,25 0 C.OO. DRIED FRUIT Dates, TJroaedariea, $7.58; sTaTda, $4.00 per box; figs. $2.60 0 5.00 box. ONIONS Selling price to retailers: New red. 82.25 02.60; white, $3.5 crate; gartic, 85e lb.; green oeuona. 40e per orsien punches; onloa sets, HAlBe per lb. POTATOES Selling price: Oregon, fancy. .uus;u.vu; usms, gix.wv per cwt ; new. Mnwo, w&nai iiaiiHo. - BE11KUS ursgna JJoUan, $8.50 0 8.79 te. ' vjCGarra ri I . ij xnrtupa. 13.00 aaek: ear. rota. $4.00 sack; beets. 85c dosen buncbesi eaDoage, caarornia. H W 4c; lettuce. B2.OO0 2.50 crate; ctscumhers, $2.00 0 2.50 doe.; to matoes, 92.00 ejg.ao; ass plant. 60c per pound; -wroeooli. $2.26; bell peppers, 75c; celery, $1.60 per aoav; peaa, aeexue u. ; araehosiee, 51.50 per aoa.: aaparagua, tl rearm. S3.15 0 2JS5 pet: doaea bunches; string beans, 15e pec n. Meat, and Pro visions COUNTRY MEATS Sailing price: Coaatry zvttetlle tor top Mockers; heavy. 16c: m1 OA 1Z. 1 k 1 . . . ' v. -" . " v 1 ; . oh. rat, s wj lass SMOKED MEATS Haas. 4(1 as SSa e It. . breakfast bacoa. 86 067c; picnioa. 2 60 per lb.; . sshsis rai, a 00 par 10. : ..LARD Settle rendered. J7o Hvj standard. sn. mw oasm compouna, Z3 1ia f FRESH FISH Salmon, fresh Chinook, 220 ? "D'.irwli. XO . lb.j sturgeon. J !," von. iDwiu id.; surer smeit, 10c per lb.; kippered salmon. $2.60 per 10-Ib. asaet; Kippered -eod, $ 2.$ 6; Columbia smelt. Z2 . . . "bot ciama, t 1 oox; eraoa, 62.50 08.60 doaen; roe shad. 10a lb.; dreeaed shad. ew.w. suas an, vwso jo. CsPooaries SUQAR Nominal prices; reflneiy loe. 6ZS.60; ... fruit and berry, $24.78: D S24.TO; extra U. 1-! Alloy Steel Amer. Agr. Chera . Amer. Beet Sugar, . Amer. Can, c . . . , . Amer.' Car Fndry i . Amer. Cotton Oil; . Am. Hide at L., c. Amer. Int. Corp'a. Amer. Tiinsnad. e. . Amer. Loco., c. . . . Amer. Ship A Com. Amer. Smelter, e . . Amer. Steel Fly.. Amer. Sugar, e. ... Amer. Sum. Tobacco Amer. TeL Tel. Amer. Tobacco..;. Amer. Woolen, e. . American Zinc ji . 1 . Anaconda Kim Co. Atchison, c ;. , Baldwin Loco., a. . Baltimore A Ohio, e Bethlehem SteeL B Brooklyn Rapid Tr Butte A Superior.. Canadian Pan. ..X . Central Leather, c Cbea. A Ohio.. ... Chi. Gt. W.. e C. M. St. P.... Cht & N-W. vwe copper 1. C 111 no Copper Colo. Fuel A Iron.. Gone. Gas ........ Corn Prods. .... Crucible Steel, c . Erie, e. . General Electric. General Motors . Gt. Northern Ore. . Gt Northern Ry . . Illinois : Central .... Indus. Alcohol Inspiration Copper. Int. Paper. ........ . int. Mer. Marine, el Int. Nickel K. C Southern. Kennecott Oopper .. avcystone Tire . . . Lehigh Valley. , I.. Middle States Oil. Mex. Petroleum. m. msmi vopper.... nuuTaie Bteet ..... Mo. Pacific e. . . . National Enamel, . , national ijead . . i . . Nevada Consolidated e Haven. . . . ; N. Y. Central, t Nor. A Western. Northern Pacific. Pacifie Mail P. American Pat., a ra. liaitway ...... . Kay Cons. Copper., Reading, a , . .. Royal Dutch Repub. L A 8.,: e. Rock Island, c... S hat tuck Copper Hmciair Cons. . . ... Southern - PaciQo . , Southern ' By., a." Studebaker. c . . , . Shell ... St. Louis and S. F. Swift A Co.. Tenn. Copper, . . . . Texas Oil . .. Texaa Pacific . . . . . Trans. Oil . .... . , Union Pacific, e. , U. S. Rubber, c . . V. S. Smelt A Bef. IT. S. SteeL c... t tail Outaier . . . . . . Vanadium Steel l.J. Vrnginia, Chem.,' c . Wabash ........ .. Western Union . ... Westinghonae Qeo Willys Overland 50 fellow $24.15; granulated. 24.S5; golden C $24.26. HONEY New. 87.00 as 1., RlChv Japan atyle, No. 1, 12c; New Orieans cad ) ; Blue Rose. 14 e per lb. SALT Owne, half ground. 1 00a. 81T.25 CTJi.6 bl- -J!?- 0, $17.25; r". w v , wiu.' v a.a.w w pr 1011. BEANS (SaUa by jobbers). Small erl re per lb. : large white, .7 c lb.; pink, 8 lb.; 11 mas. 12e; bayou. ll-; reds, 10 illi' i5'75s 1 ll-25; Libby. f"-"p osoiuis vernon. e a. a per . ease. v.vi;ai iimnuu, saw aoa in sacxs or V J33DEBT-I JJ. lTe per lb. so . . ;vTTL o , w ,uc Per 10. ; almonds. 7: 1T KH peanuts, 159 - . .11 ..i , araua, a wo. Ropes. Paints. Oils ' LINSEED OIL Raw. bbkk. 81.98 oiv vater white. In drama or iron barrels. 18c gaX; eases. 24c per gal GASOLINE Iron bbla.. 2 5 e : eases SSe . eagine distillate, iron bbla7. 1 6c; csaea!82 H 1 ' UAD-Toa 'lots, ate?" 600, a. TURPENTINE Tasks: . . V N WW, AC $2.41; Hoea. tAnol awt uu . HOPS Nominal. crop, $1 per lb. BUJa Nominal.- Nc 1 salt cured bides (under 49 lbs.). ISc; No. 1 ..Jt cured hidas love, 45 lbO 14c; No. 1 aalt iTed TuU "dee. 14c; partly cured hides, lc per lb leas tV?1J??L.Z.Ci. J? i" SPed hidea. asnaWai i Hi lsa, aWjaaa misu ACS A aruCssS- Calf and Ktp Skin J?s,i Y'lJJl'" VL - w-s, , a,wa. at wuiuutu aVaX 1 1 1 ( J. Q g(a JSja 1 80c: hair slipped skana. one third leas than No! ,;. ! Dry Hides and Skins ury inns nues 1 1 10. and up). 2 Be: dry flint bulla, 17e; dry flint calf skins (under 7 : Iba.), 86c; dry aalt hide. 7 lb, and up). 20c; T sal t bulls. 14c; dry salt calf skins (under 7 iba). SOe; dry cull hides and skins, half Dries. Horse HMas Greea or salted Large, well taken off hidea. $6.50; pony and small hides, $3.50; dry horse STOCKS GRAIN COTTON twms s.iasaa new vors avooa a. change) Reduced Commissions Small Deposits Limited Liabilities ! Chag. R. ' McLai n Brokerage Co. DENVER, COLO. ' ALLEN BROS. CO. ..Z . soeTUIND COR RESPONDENT cnamber Cxxnmeroa Bids. Phone 811.18 40 138 40 1138 88 89 97 23 89 ' 66 70 118 30 90 12 lis 66 98 24 .-. . . 89 93 93 93 97t'98r96 56 80 110 80 91 12 41 24 26 28 41 SO 179 40 188 86 97 23 89" 112 86 68 18 July , Sept. 180 171 Inly .... 105 Sept. .... 00 n Jnly ....8475 Sept, . ..3625 Jiu ....2070 Sept. ...2185 Joly . Sept ,.;i830 ...1930 corn -. 182 180 182 172 I 171 172 OATS! - - . 105 105 105 X7H . 86 87 PORK ;, 84M5 . 3440 3450 3680 : 0 3622 8630 UKD 2075 ! 207 2070 2175 I 2165 2175 BIBS 1845 ! 1830 1842 ' 1842 M30 1936 After .Tim Hilt Mustard Dayton. Wash., June 21. County Agricul tural agent J. m. lewis ts instituting a visor- ous campaign against Jim Hill mustard, which is appearing in hitherto dean wheat fields in alarming onantitiec Tha ia a genuine ! menace to the wheat growing industry, and the realize txm of the seriousness of the pest's spread is calling for community action. Jfew Tork Metal Market ; New York. June 2L (L N. S.) Conner. quiet. spot and June orrered 1SH; July of- xerea aa ; august otiered 18. ! Lead Quiet and Snot to Anwuat ouereo o vt. Spelter Quiet. Spot to September. T3 00 ibu. f i HOGS ATS76 AND STEERS ARE LOWER HOW HOGS RULED Portlaad . . ....... Steady Omaha . .-. ..... ...Hesse lower' Chicago . . ....... .16 8$ lower Kansas City . ... . . l$e lower Deaver , . . ........ StroBr flM 11.1$ 11.7$ 1SJ8 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN . . . Hoes. Cattla r.lM TTU Monday .........1517 2340 346 2407 Week ago ....... 1930 264 2ff 1 K7B i wo weeas ago. . . . izao .. ZZ09 168 1775 roar weeks ago. . . 870 ' . 210S - 22A - ta.nx Year ago ....... 878 2188 54 1290 Two years ago. . ,.1175' 957 84 2270 xnree years ago. ..1838 -1400 41 800 roar years ago. ...2208 ' 488 '- 8 1186 Total ' arrivals of livestock at North Portland for the Monday trade consisted of 119 cars, compared with 128 cars, a wwa. M.e- nogs were steaay to firm, with cattle steady to lower and sheep ana lamos steady. Ia the hog alleys ton sales ware aaaia saada as high as 818 for top diversion stuff, bat the general market remained practically steady and stationary with last week's eloeing figures.. ta me eastern trade there was weaker tone ana a generally lower price for the day. General hog "eirt range: Prime mixed , .... ..... ., $13.25 18.00 Medium mixed . . 14.75-015.25 Roueh beaviea .. .j. .......... 10.00 1 1.25 Pigs ....i.......v........ 11.75 018.75 Smooth heavies il.25 0 13.75 Top Steers Hit $1 In the cattle alleys the general trend of the trade was conaidexed . steady for '.the Monday morning session at North Portland. There was a slight decrease in offerings, aa compared with the- previous Monday, and top steers were off about 25c to 312. although the seneral market started unchanged, 'i:.- -.-.',v. ..s i dmenl cattle range '".'."'.:'.-."?:.;-""; Best beef steers ............. $1 1.80 S 12.00 Ct.otce beef steers........... 11.05011.50, Good to choice steers. ....... : 10.60 li. 00 Medium to good steers....... 9.60 010.50 Fair to ood steers.......... 8.5009.50 Common to fair steers. ...... . 7.500 8.50 Choice cows and heifers. .... . 9.600 10.00 Good to choice cows and heifer. 8.50 0 9.50 Medium to good cows and heifers 7.500- 8.S0 Fair to medium cows and heifers 6.50 0 7.50 Canners,.,, ...... ........... 4.00 5.60 Bulls 6.00 0 8.50 Best light calves. ............ 12.00 t 13.50 Medium calves ............. 8.60011.00 Heavy calves v..... 6.OO0 8.50 Btockers and feeders. ......... 8.00 0 8.50 . ' Sheep Situation Steady: - In the sheep and - lamb alleys there was a somewhat heavier-run than last Monday. Gen eral trend of the trade for sheep started with a steady tone and prices were f"t"vtiJi. but top lambs were off 25c t ...... General sheep and lamb range: 8pring lambs $11.00 011.50 Cull lambs 8.00010.00 Yearlings ................. 7.000 8.00 Ewes 8.00 0 7.00 Monday Morning Safes STEERS 8.... 806 14.00 I 2.... 125 4.... 285 18.86 I 66.... 208 2,... 845 18.50 8.... 200 2.... 220 J 16.75 4..,.. 245 - . CAXTES . 28, ... 180 818.00 I '19.... 162 15.25 I 48.... 420 1.... 410 ll.Ool 13,... 198 BlTawXB 13. ...1650 8.00 I 1.... 980 -1.... 980 - 7.00 , s.: 68.; 1$. 69 60.. 16,. 2.. 340;. .. 633 $ 9.60 I 28.. LAMBS T8 811.50 i 13.. .. 7T- 11.60 , 8.. . . 82 9.00 f 69., YEARLINGS .. 100 8 8.00 I EWES ..118 8 6.00 i .1., .. 165 7.00 1 - WETHERS ..103 3 S.OO I . 8.2S 14.60 T.2S 992 $10.00 67 9.0O , 60 - 9.00 68 11.50 90 9 8.00 S1A IWIas 1 AO- . - vaarHns- wwthans. 15.85 J 310.60014.50; ewea. $5.00 07.50; eulle and 16.76 common. $3.00 0 5.00; feeder lamb. 88.OO0 1A50 I 13.00. ... - u -..-- Osnaha Has-; $15.10 : ' " ' Omaha. June 21.- 1L N. &.) Hoes Re- eefpts. 9000; slow, 16e to $6a lower; bulk, ia.B5fri4.60; top, 315.10. Cattie Receipts, 6500; beef steers and batcher cattle, steady to 60e, lower; top steers also yearlinga. 616.50. stock era and feeders 25 to 60c lower. - - - - . i snecp Beoeipta, 6000; lamb steady;, ansep lower: bast Nevada lambs. $16 X5. Kanaaa Oity Hogs $18w0 Kansaa City, Mo., June 1. L N. .) Cattle Receipts 15.000: steady. Steers, $15.00 016.50; cow and heifers, $8.00 09.75. Hog. Receipts 10.000: steady to 10a lower. Bulk. $14.75016.16; top. 815.80; heavies. 314.80016.80; mediums, $14.90 013.30. Sheep Receipts 9000; lower, ' Lambs. $14.80 015.00; awes, $7.00 0 8.00. " Denver Hogs SIS -..v.-. Denver. June 21. (U. P.)--Cattle: Re ceipts. 8800. Steers, 318.00018.55; cow. and heifers, 88.00 0 12.00: stockers and feeders, $9.00 010.50; calves, $11.50 018.00. Hogs Receipts, 200; strong- Top, $18.00; ouia. i-t as 14.75. Sheepi Reoeipta, - 725; steady. -Lamba. $15.00 016.50; ewea. 88.00 0 8.25, SewtUe Hoes 816.10 Seattle. June 21 (L N. S.) Hogs Re- eetpts, 128; stronger. Prime tixhts, $16,600 16.10; medium to cboieat $14a6O0 15.50; rough hearias, $12.75 lS.f 5; pio, 312.000 1S.VV. . . Cattle Receipts, 169; steady- Best .teera, $11.75012.75; medium to ehoioe, $10,000 11.00; common to good, $7.50 010.00; beat a" L.'.'.: Tl ? cbo4pe 8.759.75: oommon to good. $6,000 wTSi. u ,8.0. tram. ga.oO08.OO; ealvea, $7,600 Season to date.. T368 - 114 8808 182 844 Year ago . . 8942 49 .... 202 1239 Beattle, MiUstuff Market Showing Strength; Bags Much Weaker ; NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS rata . Wheat. Barter. Flour. Oats. Hay. Portland. Monday .. .... -7 ...7 Year ago 14 3 13 ... 5 Season to date... 9414 198 4018 880 2293 a.- eholce $8.00 0 8.75; red kidney, choice. $15.T5 016.20. Dried fruits Marset iirm. apricots, extra choice to fancy, 2781c; apples, evstwirst.d, prime to fancy. 12(e) 18 He: prunes 30s to 8, UHS'Ssc; prunes, ous lini, 11 w 16 He; peaches, extra choice to fancy, l&22c aaeded raisins, eboioa to fancy, 23 25c ' Good Kalns Assure Crop Union, June 21. Rains during the past week ended greatly to the prospect for splendid crops in the vicinity of Union. It is thought the war which is being urged againxt grass hoppers will soon terminate successfully. So far little damage haa been done and the use of poison mi ins to be affective in the extermina tion of the pest. Chloaoo Cash Wheat rhiran. June 21. U. P.)-r Cfc 8 red. $2.85; No. 3 bard. $2.83; Nc 8 bard, $2.76. Saturday 14 6870 6484 Year aa-o Season to date. Year ago . . .. Farther showing of strength is gener ally indicated in the market for xnQl-t stuffs with prices unchanged. With the warmer weather and with few of (he mills being operated, only scent stocks of staffs remain. , - i - Coarse graina were generally quoted nominal for the Monday trade. - Further weakness ia allowing-in grain bags a growers have evidenced no special desire to load up at prevailing prices. - The bag trust Is trying to uphold quotations bat reporta indies te secret selling at lower values. FIJUR Selling price, mill door: ' Patent. 818.75; Montana spring wheat. 314.35; Wil lamette valley brands, 811.20; local straight. 811.20: bakers' local. 813.60; graham, 311-50. Prices for city deliveries tor five barrel lota HAY Buying prices: . Willamette timothy, fancy. $34 0 36 per ton; vetch. $$2; cheat, $25 026; strew, $10; clover. ( )j grain. t 1 - alfalfa. SSI a ton. . . GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New crop deliv ery: No. 1 Calcutta. 19 019e ia ear tots; less smonnts higher. - MILLSTCFFS Mia ran at mflis. sacked. $55056. OATS Per ton. baying prion: Feed. $709 70.60. n ART jrv ttarerne rjrirsi: Feed. $66 0 66.50; milling. $67 0 07.60; rolled barley.. sell ing price, 7Z ton. Merchants Exchange Mda: FEED OATS ' June Joly. Nc 8 while... .$69.00 869.00 BARLEY Nc 8 blue. . ....364.00 868.00 Standard feed . ... 68.OO 62.00 CORN No. 8 yellow, . . . . 874.50 Eastern corn in bulk : Nc 3 yellow..... $74.50 $73.(0 8.00 ; bulls. 14.00. Sheep Reoeipta. none. 1 4 I . - : TIpI.j wis jt. as... ... a .. .. ai.ii ssaiii. iieani 255 1205 866 1246 I New 'York. Jane 11-11 N.- g.) Beane 110.1758 040 3570 Market steady. Marrow, eboioa. $11.75 012.00: Church of Christ Of Portland Files Association Articles . Salem, Jnne 21. Articles of incorpora tion were filed with the state corpora tion department here Friday by the Hotel Benton. Corvallls, capitalised at $300,000. : The incorporators are Robert Johnson. Walter Kline; Ji E. Wllnon, J.' I. Gait and C T. T-Auritxen. Articles were also filed by the Church of Christ of Mai lory and Alberta streets, Port land. The trustees of the association are J. T. Boyd a,nd Arthur K. Gardiner. August. $65.00 1 $61.80 60.50 $72.50 $71.60 Douglas Sheepmen : To Hold Fleece SlBneapoilg.Dalnth Flax ' Dulatb. June 21. (L N. S.) Flax: July. 883 ; September.- 891 ; October, 391 ; track, 884 H 0387.- Arrive, 383. Minneapolis, Jane 21. (L N. 8.) Nc 1. 13 H 93.7SH. Arrive same Roseburz. Jnne ' 21 Sheep and Gnat Breeders'! association will hold their erring dip until better market is available. This waa the concensus of a letter sent to all Sam Fraaeleeo Pealtry Market San Francisco,- June 21. U. P. Broil ers. 28 0 30c: lane hena. 32 0 35c: heat discks. The Douglas County WB -sac : g San Francisco Grata Market ,"Zr a.Z.Z:.. a . . I teeo, per cental.. $.oo 0 3.10, Nc Arc Iba Price. No. Ave lbs. Price 3.... 780 $10.00 11.... 1160 811-75 27. ...1132 11.00 28.... 988 10.50 3. .. .1014 ' 9.00 '23.... 982 .10.75 27.... 955' .10.50 4. ...1107 10.75 1.... 930 10.78 1.... 990 10.75 l. ,. .1200 10.75 10. ...1042 1 2.00 28.... 923 '10.50 1....1120 9.00 26. ...1132 10.60 1.... 860 9.00 COWS 16. ...1041 $ 8.50 I 1....1250 $ 8.50 20.... 990 9.00 j 20.... 988 9.00 6..., 898 8.25 I 20.... 1096 10.00 29. ...1011 9.00 ( 2. ...1070 0.75 1.... 730 0.00 1 : . : . HOGS 10.... 162 $15.60 8.... 228 818.85 81.... 210 15.85 95.,.. 194 15.85 17.... 175 14.75 62. .,.'251 15.85 12.... 223 16.00 19.... 198 16.75 1 . . . 680 . 18.75 23.... 223 15.75 I 2.... 380 14.78 $.... 408 13.75 I 84.... 210 16.00 AMEBICAir LIVESTOCK PRICES Ohloese Hogs SiB.70 ChJeaa-o. June- 21. (L N. 8.) Hogs X eeipts 50.000: active. 10 0 250. lower. - Bulk, $14.35 015.60; . top, . $15.70; - heavy weirbt. S14. 40015. 50: medium weignt. Ils.zow 15.70: lightweight, $15.00 016.70: light lhthta. 813.85 16.40: heavy packing sows. smooth, $18.86 014.35 rongfa. $12.78 018.35; Diss. 311.75014.25. Cattle Receipts 20.000; beat steers, she stock and bulls steady: others and calves 25 0 40c lower. Beef steers, medium and heavy weight. $15.75017.00; choice and prime, $15,750 17.00; medium and good. $12.90015.76; lightweight, good and choice, $14.75 018.40: common and medium. $10.25 0 14.76; batcher: cattle, heifers, $7.00014.25; cows. 17.00 0 12.26; bolls, $7.26012.16; canners and cut ters. 34.2507.00: eanner steers. 85.7508. OO: veal ealvea, light and bandy weight. 618.00 0 14.75; feeder steers. $9.26012.00; stocker steers, $7.50 011.50; stocker cows and heifers. $6.2508.6O stocker ealvea. $7.50 010.75. rUieep Receipts 15.000: stow sad steady. Lambs, 84 lbs. down, $18.00 017.00: culls and 40 24 29) 29 107 10 45 40 H 14 113 6 68 63 '84 75 i 7 49 19 86 71 30 104 "38 85 116 94! 36 8 32 92 23 72 75 107 10 46 40 16 113 96 58 58 e.. . , .87 75 ,"-,7 49 20 86 71 30 102 $8 83 114 91 85 8H 81 92 22 70 74 107 10 46 39 14 112 93 68. 52 49 19 the trend of the market, the outlook for a better orici durina- tha fail months was assured. The lsugene woolen mills sixnitieu a preterenee I to Douglas county wool, but like other mill 1 h-.ve an ovenunol on hand. Taking 'everything into eoasideratton, it was ithe conclusion of the-1 officers tbst it waa not compulsory on the la-rowers' Dart to sell at this time, and that in view cf a better market it would be advisable to hold for three or four months. ,. Some early sale.' were made at comparatively good prices.-but the bulk of the clip is held in storage by the association, which - early in the ! spring agreed, to poot tne spring cup, with I view of securing a better price. SEVERE LOSS IN COTTON" FORCED AT OPEWCTG I New York. Jane 21-(L N, 8.) The cob- ton market opened 24 to 27 points lower to day Put did not folly reflect pronoonced weak- of LiverpooL , After - the start, however. 1 I pressure increased -to suca an extent from Liv erpool, Wan Street and the South that Quota-I I tions sustained severe losses amounting to fully 03 to 65 points by the end of the first' 20 minutes, Much ot the selling was for stop-loss I account, induced - by private predictions for J Clearing weatner in the belt. t ' New low fixurea for the day otcuiied in the aw now on active liquidation. The close was steady as-a net decline of .96 to 105 points. January ...... March aw .' . . . . juiy . . October December . . ... , Open. 8305 8255 8175 8738' 8500! 8378 High. -, Low. Close. 8808 I 8238 S240 3255 8190 8190 3175 ' 8160 8180 8788 ( 8670 , 8670 ! 8501 S 8407 8420 8382 3301 t 8308 New York spot market 3875, down 60 points. iDAIBT PRODUCE I OF THE COAST ' .-- Sen Franciaoo Market . .-" z San Francisco. June 21.-(U. P.l Butter I Extras, astte: prune firsts. 56 He r.atKs Kxtraa. 44c; Iirsts. 42c: dirties 44c rl extra puueta, 87 He: underaiaed pullets. Sic sjnecae ua 111 onus ItaU. fancy. B3c; firsts, 27c , . - aaastie sas Seattle" June 21. (U. P.) City creamery eunee, oae: Dncss, 04c 1. Eggs Fresh ranch, 47o; pullata, 42c Hens. 18 0 26c I Milk, per cwt. $2.60. ' " Los Angeles Market - Los Angelas. Jane 21. (L N. 8.) Bnttee I eve. 1 .......... 1 . j .... Eggs Extras, 47c: case count. 45c: Trailer. 40c: rwwes. 80c - - Poultry Hena. 2O0 28e: brouara. . 20 0 24e: I uyera, site, 5 1 - Oiieago Dairy Prod see Chteaarj. Jane 21, ft N. 8.1 Butter Rs- eelpts, 14.785. tubs. Creamery . extra, 56c: standards. 64 e; firsts. 4 9 0 64c; seconds. 48 1 047e; packing stock, 87040c Eggs Receipts 28,837 cases. Miscellaneous i Mwtnte IKuSTft AiHfMP . Vivwa Stu as.. I -'" "uwiuimi, i.a; mid-1 o as zee; airaea, ZTevzHc 11 lings, za.ow: sow. ZI.BI1 aood orrlinarv on 10.1 t - 9. u a ex.. -j-i aa oniiaary, .. . JTUturea. opened QUieC I 026e: Yoonc Americac 26 26 We: . 1 I sons, zosae; ones, zt cs Z7 c New Tork Wool and Hidea I . pwtry -xaraeys, aoc; cruckena, BO H e; New York. Jane 21. (I N. S. Wool S!".-4 T -. eese. 20o; Total aalea for the day were 644.BOA ahama aw Dona Duatneas ot gii.Tlg.uuo. . weW Terk Barker aad Errs New York. June 21. ft N. fl I rsh. nanqnet quiet.- ureamery extra, 5761e: firsta, 53 0 68 Her higher scoring, 68062c; state dairy tuba, 42 0 57 He; renovated extras. 50 0 81c . .. -. . . . ; Cheese Market firm. 28 0 26 s; fsney. 24 H 0 26e; whole milk, fancy Yonng Americas! .Z-L ""a, mv ra, so y w. ml COOtCC 1617e; fair to good. 12 018c. Jigga Market dull. Nearby white, fane. 84 66cr nearby brown,' fancy, 60063c: extra. uaens, urns, vaayeonc . i.i't- -'"''LtrTpool Corvrta Steady UverpooL Jnne 21. (L N. S.1 fbnh opmeu qmer. . rncea steady. ' Balea 8000 balea. , , , - . ..... , . . Market dull. lXmetic fleece TTC nM. a a. domestic pulled scoured basis. 70cagl KA. Hn. mestie Texas scoured basis. 75e0$1.6O. Hides Market weak, , Native steers 85c: aWesat ruijul aid m m O a. r Dee Berry Harvest I MM, Jms Hrrmeliatis li., . . a. fullandtnecropisuptothe average TPlri lrfi!J!Si. report- making j better wage, than in former 1 1-" 7. Moaey aadExchanre . ' New York. June 21.- (L N. S.) ; Call money on tne iioor of tha Mew York stock ex- cnange today ruled at 7 per cent; lugb. 11 per wni; sow 1 per cent, lime money waa steady. 1 Bates were 808 per vjent The market for rime mercanuie paper was strong. Call money ft - 1 - wmmr waa TM pc UOUW DLBrUllSl 1 acuuis waa strong wstn iiimiiiaas ' m 'bankers nijua at for demand. ? MmIla "M. . " New Torkadon Sliver ramrTrVrKL "2. 51 1 T Tork. June 21-(L N. S. ) Oommercial D F.-Walrliarford of Umanin. hirn-!S ..wunL Q domeetso onchanged at I S.w 4. - , . ... I . w . alfalfa bay ia shock for $17 per ton. Xswal Stores Market ' New York, June 21. L N. a) Tarpea- "" oa.aina. soon; new I OTX, 1S2 H . ..Ja Saraanah 975 0 1010; New York. c Foreiepi, lo higher today at 92 He June 21. L N. 8.1 Bar aflwae I ww je nigner toaay as sia Hew Tork Sarar asd Coffee ew xora. June 21. (U. P.) g" Ra. dnH; granulated. t22.0024.O0. Big; Gooseberry Price Corvallis. June 21. Tha Brownsrllle eannaew weatea here, has paid Charles McCarter of uein eziao.a ior.ni8 crop at gooseberries, i picked from 1 acres i of ground. The .price I em, iss- pmusq. a. c c ax Baiem. . Steeka, Boads, Cottoa, Grata. Ete. $18317 Board ; of Trade BaildJns; Overbecli&CoobeCo hides.. $1.60 to $3.00; hidas with heads of? 60c leas; boras toil hair, oar Ih. a !m, - x. hair, ner lb.. 15c . 1 aunAIK NanissJ - law . a a as . lb.; short staple 25c per lb. - . gigVscTSl io.V S-S DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES i 1U AaLsL. ClanATMICO ;Kew Tork Potato Xarket June 21. L N. S.) Potatoes I T"" "T " oax. maraet firm. Nearhj white. $10.00 13.59: Bermudas. 82 50sia southerns, 39.00014.00. --, 1 berg Chieaae Board of Trade SHRINERS, THRICE WELCOME! npO YOU who have just joiirneyed to the -II Oasis of Portland, the house of Morris Brothers, Inc., extends a sincere welcome. A big establishment, equipped with facilities by means of which we handle a "turnover" of millions annually, giving service to hosts of in- vestors, is at your command. . Make of this an oasis within an oasis for your- -self and f riencjs. : Drop in any time and use our service system; built through more than 27 years in the bond : business. 4 ' Should you have need to get in touch with your investment banker, feel free to call upon us for assistance. V MORRIS BROTHEIIIte . - i The Premier Llamcipal Bond Iloxxse ' : Morris Bldg 309-11 Stark St., Bet. Fifth and Sixth . v, I Telephone Broadway 2151 Cerresaondenta f Lojrna Bryaa Sew Tork V A BOND of High Character, High Yield, and secured by an improved district in one of the wealthiest and most substantial cities of Idflho. ' INCOME TAX EXEMPT . 7 approvement Bonds . ' City of - Twin Faille, Malno Botads Ia its f""r' iMtaIlnnts beitnuiaT JnJy 1, 1921 PRICE 100 TO NET 7 i , iii.(ssajaias.ii h-iJ r.r-J Mm r7 We ran niian t this tasua withe out reservation. 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