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WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
AUSTRALIA MAKES HER FIRST SHIPMENT OF WHEAT IN BULK
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3 CENTS A POUND
WEDNESDAY DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter. Cheese.
1 aWtlnad" SS 29 2
San Fran eisco 49 U 00
Akl... SHU. tlti. 1 IV.
f 3fc. ,.l ........... ' " X ,
Seattle ...."SI tl
Angeies. ..... 48 31
SrMARJCET 1
Price of print butter advanced 3 cents
at the opening Of business this morning.
In keeping with the firmer tone ens
played at all coast markets. Added to
previous advances, the San Francisco
market advanced another half cent dur
ine the earlv tradinsr. The market is
firm at the new price.
The new price also affects butterfat. the
schedule bring advanced 3 cents also is this
Une. Portland delivery basis on No. 1 fat is 29
stnti and eonntrv station nrice 261 27 cents
.par pound.
, Cube butter market is also firmer, sales being
Stade at 30 31 cents. A higher market is
expected.
9' Firmness was also shown In res, selling price
.OB current receipts being 25 26 cent, with
andled stock going at 28 29 cents. Another
' advance in egg prices is anticipated.
$4 Persons desiring information regarding any
, .h , , .IuihM wi-lt h. market ,iitor Ircuro u
.Journal, enclosing stamp for reply.
DRESSED MEAT MARKET FIRMER
A little firmer tone was shown in the dressed
seat market during the day. Supplies were
scarce. Pork sold for 12 12 cents and
Veal at IS cents.
CANTALOUPE MARKET IS FIRMER
A firmer tone was displaced in the .cantaloupe
1;. market, prices advancing 25 cents on standard
' era tea. Dealers declare the advance is caused
t.hr a shortage of Imperial Valley stock. Canta
loupes will not be so plentiful until the Turlockt
: start for market. Everything on the team track
was cleaned up during the early trading except
- green stuff. Standards sold for $4.25"; ponys,
fJJ$.S6, and Oats 82.
CHICKEN MARKET
K A alight improvement was
IMPROVES
show in the
BASICET
retail pvjcss
Price of several varieties of berries
declined this morning on the Tamhin
street public market following the ar
rival of the Gresham growers with good
Quality fruit at reduced prices.
The Gresham people appeared early
with about 250 crates of loganberries,
raspberries and cherries, and within two
hours doubled their stock, with promise
of more before the close of the day if
the trade demanded it. The loganberries
were well ripened and in good shape for
canning, while the other fruits were
picked so they would keep for a day.
Everything offered appeared to be top
quality stock.
The market master posted a new price
list today, the first since July I, but he
again neglected to officially advise both
the public and the growers as to the
maximum price on cherries. As a rev
suit salesmen were getting all kinds of
prices, some asking as high as 15 cents
for extra fancy stock.
Cherry prices should not be so high
this season, as the canneries are hot
buying in a liberal way. A few prudent
farmers are cleaning up their crop early
by selling at 5 cents per pound.
Price on dressed chickens dropped in
keeping with the general sluggishness in
the poultry market.
Retail price in private stores:
' Butter Fresh creamery, 40 4 3c.
Eggs Fresh extras. 35c.
' Poultry Chickens, dressed. 28 49 8 5c.
Fish Salmon, 26c lb.; halibut, 25c IK;
perrh. 1 5c per Jo. ; sturgeon, zsatsOc per lb
Flour Best local patent. (2.10 0 2.30 per
sack, 4a ids.
Potatoes Burbanksi 81.30 01.75 per
Onions 1 & 2e per lb.
Maximum price on the Portland public mar
ket:' Carrots, 2c per lb. ; onions. 2c per lb.;
new potatoes, 3c per lb. ; old potatoes, ,1 e par
ib.: dry beans. Be lb; string beans, lac lb.;
rhubarb. 5c lb.: lettuce. 10c: parsnips, 2c lb.;
bulk honey, quarts 7 So, pints. 40c; docks, 50c
lb. : geese, 4 5c lb. ; cottage cheese, 1 5c lb. ; beta,
24 28c lb.; fryers. 28c lb.: broilers. S5e IV;
eggs, 32c dozen: butter, 37c lb.; milk, lc
quart; strawberries, 8c; loganberries, 8c; rasp
berries, 7c box; gooseberries, 7c; currants, sc.
COO TONS WHEAT
SENT TO ENGLAND
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
i Can
Wheat. Bar. Fir. Oats. Hay.
Portland. Wed.. 47 1 S 2 4
Tear ago 63 S 1 2
Season to date.. 299 4 82 19 14
Tear ago 371 7 20 6 9
Tacoma, Tues... 30 ... 4
Tear ago IS ... 11 1 ...
Season to date. . 74 1 8 1-1
Tear ago 27 1 18 1
Seattle. Tues 13 ... 1 1 ...
Tear ago .... 10 1 ... ... 42
tesaon to date.. 24 . . . 17 2 4
Tear asm ... . 31 S ... 4T
The first vessel ever loaded in Aus-
:-"hiekeo market, although no price change was
-made. Chickens are sail moving very siowi..
Docks are almost a drug' en -the market -and
' geeee cannot be sold.
'
BRIEF .VOTES OP PRODUCE TRADE
First com of season received- by Ben Levy
Apricots arriving. Stock is small.
WlX beSnS very scarce, telling st 14c per lb
Texaa tomatoes not keeping very well. - -
Warm weather looks good to those with a
large stock of watermelons - on hand.-
California plums moving slow owing to ex
treme high prices asked.
I WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau ad vises Wednesday: Protect
S shipments during the next 36 hours against the
; louowmsj SHSBBSW . fccnuiermiAirea . uwim uut .,
15 degrees; northeast over S. P. A S. K. R-.
',. 95 decrees: east to Baker. 95 degrees: and south
;r Ashland, 95 degrees. Maximum temperature
t-.St Portland tomorrow about 80 degrees.
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IrFWHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND
LIGHT SIB
BENEFIT CROPS
ffp These are prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex
g eept as otherwise noted:
Dairy Products
,- TtrTTTKTt 8ellirur nrice. box lota: Creamery
it-extra, parchment wrapped, 35c per lb. Jobbing
igprjesa: Cubes, extra, 80 6 31c lb.; dairy, buy
s' ing prices, 1 Jc per lb. '
!f BuTTSSH&T- Portland delivery basis. No. 1
evade. 29; No. 2. 2tt2Tc; country stations,
te428c per lb. , ,
M CHEESE Selling price: Tillamook, fresh
Oregon fancy triplets. 22c per lb.; Young
Americas, 23c per lb. : Oregon-Washington
- triplets. 17lSc lb. Price to jobbers, f. o. b.
i-Tillamook, triplets, 19c; Young America, 20c
IfHteUlag price: Block Swiss, fancy old, 38 40c;
- Sew stock, 34 36c; limburger. 34 36c lb.;
' Cream bricks. 26 28c per lb.
if? BOOS .Buying price: Current receipts, 24
K 42 5. das,; candled, selling price, 28 8 23c; se-
: IUt PfTRT-SKting price : rteavy Wns.
- S3 24s US.: light hens, 16c lb.: broilers, 24c
f tb . : old rooster. lOo lb. ; turkeys. 38Oo
ducks, 25e per lb.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
FRESH FRUIT Orange. $4.25 8.00 box;
ip ksaanas. 11 11 He per lb.; lemons, $7.50 p
-i.75 per case; grapefruit, Florida, $7.00
lpll.00; California, $3.00,3.50; cherries, 6&
p2c per lb. ... i-
Ife BERRIES Strawberries, Oregon. $1.25a
Mil. 80 crate? 24s; gooseberries, 6c lb.; rar
gSerries. $1.25 1.50; loganberries. $1.00
ftll.25; blackcaps, $1.75: currants, $1.30.
lM DRIED FRUITS Dates, $6.85; fards. $3.50
P3.75 per box; figs. $2.003.50; prunes. 70s
P$S 80s. 00 lb box, 7 He per lb.
ff ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Local.
'$1.00 1.50; garlic. 15c lb.; green onions, 30
H44e dozen bunches; new Imperial. $1.00
C 1 OR rrt- raris. II. TS rental
SsS POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore-
gpy" fancy. $1.25 1.50; new potatoes. 3 4c.
- VKi : ET A Rt.EA Reans. (ireacn wax. 14c
igker lb.; beets, new, sacked. $2.50 per ewt.; do
hrmched . 60r ner doa, : cabbage, crated. 3 ' c
nr lb.: carrots, bunched. 49c per dozen; do
i aeek-art 5 Vk c ner lb.: cur umbers, fancy. 81.75
'fens lb carrots, bunched.- 60c per dozen; do
0. 2, $1.25 1.00: garlic, new Mexican, 2c
.I green ordoas. 3540c do.; lettuce, 9s,
feS2.002.50 crate, 85c Ct $1.00 per dozen; pars-
.K.:la. ROe Am neaa. !if10c lb.: Deoners. green.
4e lb.; peppers, California dry chili, 80c lb.;
PMI""! Mi imn dry chill (mild), .. 35c lb.:
f fc'liWsT local. 35 40c per doan bunche;
: w4mrb. Ore iron 6c oer lb.: rutabagas, select.
-3Vc per lb.: squash, summer. 4 5c per lb.;
'gkSBaataak, Texas, 4 basket crates, $3.25 crate;
do California Imperial, $2.00 per 4-bhsket crate;
do Merced, $4.00 per lug; turnips, new, sacked.
gaz.2a par cwu
Maats and Proviiions
"t-- rvitTKTR V MKATS Selline nrires: Countrv
hcs, 12 12 He per lb. for top blockers, about
125 to 150 lbs.: heavy stuff lower; veal, top.
E0 to 110 lbs.. 13c; heavy stuff less; spring
irsmbs, V3V14c per lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams, 3136e per lb ;
breakfast bacon. 25 53c . .
-- UAJtD EeUle rendered. 1714c lb.; tierce
basis, mm pound, lie.
PACK1NO HOUSE MEATS Steer beef.
11Vj12c: cows-heifers, t10e; lamb. 12
f-ASae sat lb.; yearlings, 79c; ewes. 57c.
Fish and ShsHftah
S FRESH FT8H Chinook. 1516c per lb.
VaH hut. iSSkaoe ner lb.: sturgeon. 20 ff 22c
Mack cod, 10 11c; kippered salmon, $2-35 per
10-lb. basket; kippered cod. $2.35; shad, 7 8c
-4ti B.; ling cod, 8c per lb.
OTSTKRS Eastern, pet gallon, $5.00; Olym
- pta. $5.50.
Hops, Wool and Midas
BOPS NommaL 1920 crop. 18 20c
HTDES Calfskin, 1012e; kips. 56c
SNSB hides, 28e; salted. 8 4c per lb.
) MOHAIR Nominsl. 18 22c per lb.
, TA1XOW AND UREASE So. 1 tallow. 4c;
Tlla 2. Sc.
CASCARA BARE New. 5c: old. 5 He lb
WOOL WillameUe valley, coarse, 10c; me
shun. 15c; fine, 20c per lb.; Eastern Oreson-
Maho. 13 m le per a.
Puget Sound Salmon
Fishing Season Cut
By Five New Orders
KaattSe. Jnlv 6. In a series of five orders
just promulgated by the state fisheries board
of Washington, effective July 20, salmon fishing
on Puget Sound is curtailed and the weekly
closed season on the sockeye and humpback fish
ing grounds is moved forward 24 hours. Seven
spa vvning , preserves rp .cesled and the Snoho
mish and Skagit rivers are closed beginning Oc
tober 26. says a statement issued b; U H.
Darwin, secretary of the board and state SU
Derrisor of fisheries.
Order No. 11 closes all of Puget Sound to
salmon fishing except with hook and line for
the personal use of the taker from August 26
to September 15, and from October 26 to the
following April 30, all dates inclusive. The
closed season f torn August 26 to September 15
will permit of by far the largest portion of the
humpback run escaping to the spawning grounds
as it is during this time that this specie of
almon runs in the largest number. The dosed
season from October 2,6 to April 30 affords
protection to silversidea, chums or dogs, and
steelheads.
Order No. 12 advances the weekly closed sea
son of July and August on Puget Sound 24
hours m that portion of the Sound westerly and
northerly of a lite drawn from Point Wilson to
Point Partridge and across the western en
trance of Deception Pass. "
The object of this order is to permit the
closed season on Puget Sound to precede and
overlap the closed season of the Fraser river in
British Columbia, thus permitting of a greater
escape of sockeye salmon up that stream than
under toe present conditions where the
are identical.
tralia with a cargo- of wheat in bulk, re
cently took in a load of 4500 tons at
Sydney and was dispatched to the
United Kingdom for orders, according to
the Canadian department of trade and
commerce. Australian, wheat growers
have long been interested in the bulk
handling of wheat.
The first shipment ot wneat in wux is
largely experimental and it will be the only
shipment made until the results are known.
The varying temperatures encountered during the
voyage are a subject ot concern. 1 tie cargo
after leaving the temperate climate of Sydney
through the colder southern latitudes.
then through the equatorial regions, and finally
through a colder climate to reach its
SSjfcSsstssa How these temperature variations
will affect the cargo is as yet undertermined.
As the dunnage required for lining the heeds
la not available is Australia, the timber baa to
be imported and the coat of lining is therefore
a large item. In this instance the cost was
2619 ($12,743 at normal exchange) for the
one ship, and as the cargo totaled 166,900
bushels, the cost of fitting the ship was nearly
4d (8c) par bushel. Although the cost of load
ing bulk wheat it ordinarily much less than
loading it in bass, the expense of lining the
ship in this instance made the bulk shipment
10s 4d ($2.51) per ton higher than the cost
of loading bagged wheat Shippers and ship
owners are therefore not especially favorable to
ward bulk loading at the present time.
The terminal elevators at Sydney, New South
Wales. Australia, which have been under con
struction for some time, Sre now so near com
pletion that the bias are being 'filled with wheat
from the current season's harvea. - The capa
city of the storage bins is 6,000.000 bushels.
FLOUR Selling prices, mill door: Patent,
$8.20; Willamette valley brands. $5.80; local
straight, $6.50 ; bakers' hard wheat, $7.75; bak
ers' bluestem. $7.25; bakers valley. $6.50; gra
ham. $6.40: whose wheat, $8.60: Montana
spring Wheat, patent, $7.60 8.2. par barrel;
prices for city delivery, 15c extra; suburban. 20c
extra. '
HAY Buying price for eld-crop: Willamette
timothy, fancy. $22.00 0 24.00 per ton; East
ern Oregon timothy. $26.00 per ton; clover.
The cool weather, with showers, has
been favorable for all small grain
throughout Oregon, according to the
weekly summary of weather and crop
conditions issued today by Edwa.d I
Wel'.s, local weather man.
Winter wheat sea filled well in most sections
and harvest is under way in the warmer dis
tricts. Early spring wheat is generally headed
and in some of the southern counties is in the
dough. The weather has baas rather too cool
for corn, but early corn is ttssalmg and fair
arowth is reoorted gene rail v.
The weather was generally cool, with consider
able cloudiness and light showers in northern
and western counties. Light frost out mred Sua
day morning in some elevated district, but with
out eausina material injury to eras. The Co
lumbia rivat is steadily falling, aad most of the
submerged farm land again tree irom
Fruits
Ancles, nears a--' d runes are growing
Apricots and early peaches are ripening in Uma
tilla county, and early apples are in market In
some of the warmer districts. Cherries, rasp
berries and loganberries are plentiful an- some
blackberries have been marketed. The rain
caused some ibculea to crack and black rot of
cLerries is causing much damage in Lane county.
Meadows and Live Stock
The weather has been rather too cool in some
a ctions for alfalfa and having has been retarded
by showers, but at the close of the week was
progressing rapidly. The second cutting of alfalfa
is complete in tome soutnern locauces. wuue
pastures and ranges are drying there Is generally
still ample feed tor all stock. Most range stock
has been taken to the summer ranges. All stock
is in good condiUon.
Miscellaneous
Potatoes are doing well except that wire worms
have done some damage in Umatilla county. Oar
den vegetables are plentiful Hope are making
good growth.
RECEIPTS LIGHT
AT N. PORTLAND
WEDNESDAT LIVESTOCK MARKET
5,000,000 FEET
OF LUMBER, 1000
TONS GRAIN, LOAD
tor u
Seattle, Wash., July - (L
rived: Depee. (rasa Y
Adsssral Dews, r
NoiUisestsni. from
nved July 3
Natal f
$15
. t a
1:15 ft. ss. Ar- , sag
from areata coautbta
ports. 9 p. at. Sailed. July : West Hixtea.
for Welhnetou. 10 40 P. Ski Prlaceas Ena.
for British Ooiumbaa parts. 6 20 p. sa; Spokaas.
fnr KnBtiieiaten Alaska. 9.80 a. m.
West Item, lor Sa
fer
0 26. SO; as? CaMsrsse
July
July
Jama 2$ Arrived:
Honolulu. Jajr S Arrived:
Seattle.
Newport News. July S.
Portland
O at aha .
Chicago ....
Kansas City
Denver
Seattle
Hogs.
Steers. Lambs.
$7.84) tfjM
8.1$ M
.7$ SA H.ss
8.7$ 1$.1$
SO Itil
7Si
Week asm
2 weeks SgS
4 weeks ago
Year age .
3 years ago.
3 years ago.
4 years ago.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Mogs. cattle Calvea.Sheep
24 48S
29 81 ...
279 26 ...
266 SO ...
136 283 ...
80 It 2
769 211 21
12$ 64 S
1021
182T
185
23
Cars.
2
8
11
10
69
45 10
1185
ITU
212.001 straw, $14.00
$16.00 016.50 per ton.
(iKAIN SACKS Nominal
alfalfa, new crop,
No. 1 Calcutta
New York Batter aad Eggs
New :-YotE 'July" 0. (L N. S.lSutfer
Market firmer. Creamery extras (salted and
uneetted), 3688e; .ersamwry ftfeta (salted and
unsalted). 33 Vj 36 Vie; creamery higher than
extras (salted and unsalted). 36 Vi 39c; state
dairy tubs, 28 35 Vi c
Cheese' Market firmer, 1 6 Vi 17c. State
Whole milk specials, 15 H 16c; whole milk.
iancy, iL'isisc; whole milk lower grades.
IT la sf IT sac. Wisconsin Whole milk, fsncv
Young Americas. 10 V4 & 12c State Skims.
specials, usiiic.
tggs Market firmer. Nearby white, fancy
43M!44e: nearby brown fancv. 38a)39c: extra.
8637c; firsts, 31 33c
Milk The wholesale price is $2.20 per 100
pounoa oi A c milk, witiiin L'OO . 10-niiie zones.
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago. July 6. (I. N. a.) Butter T
eeipts. 2481 tubs. Creamery extra, 36 Vie:
urate, 3iaSOttc; packing stock, 1 ft 20c.
Eggs -Receipts, 28,414 cases. Current
eeipts, 2)27Vic; ordinary firsts, 2526e;
nrsts, lKW6Qe: extra, 30c; checks, 20 21c
dirties, 22 22 Vie.
Cheese Twins, new, J4c; Daisies, 14
14 Vie; Young Americas, loc; longhorns. 13c
brick. 14 He
Live poultry Turkeys. 30c: chickens, 24c:
springs. 22 80c; roosters, 14c; geese, 16
18c: ducks, 24c.
Potatoes Receipts, 49 cars. Minnesota and
Dakota. Ohios, $2.00 per cental: Virginias,
$3 904.15; Carolina. $3.00 3 40.
5 Vi c; domestic, 6c in car lota ; less amounts
higher.
MILLSTCFFS Mill run at mill, sacked, ton
lots, $34.00; carloads, $31.00.
OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed, $28.00
430 00.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $22.00
S22.su; brewing. JJ4.50.
SEED Buying price, nominsl.
FEEDSTUFFS F 6. B. mills : Rolled bar
ley. $36.00 38.00; whole barley. $33.00; al
falfa meal. $26.00; cocoanut meal, $82.00;
cracked corn. $42.00; whole corn, $89.00 per
ton: whole oats. $35.00; rolled oeta, $$8.0.0;
chicken wheat, $51.00: scratch feed. $52.00 per
ton.
Merchants' exchange bids:
WHEAT
Scattered Selling
At Start of Grain
Market in Chicago
Chicago, July $. (I. N. S.) Best prices
for wheat were not maintained but the
close found values at fair gains for the
day. Corn and oats displayed a better
tone throughout and finished sharply
higher. News of a constructive nature
was not lacking today and shorts cov
ered freely during the session.
' July closed with gains of He, September
1 1 H e and . December 1 2 V4 e up. July
corn H c up. September 1 He advanced and De
cember H 1 H c July oats H e higher, Sep
tember He up and December H H c advanced.
Chicago, July 6. (L N. 8.) There was
scattered selling aad lack of support in evidence
in wheat at the opening today. July opened
lLHo lower. September HwlHc off aad
December H 9 le down. .
Trade in corn was moderate, with July H
H e higher. September H He lower and De
cember unchanged to He higher.
7 Oat started He higher for July and Septem
ber and H He up for December. Trade was
tight and mixed.
' Previsions showed strength as a result of lim
ited offerings and scattered short covering.
Receipts wars very light at North Port
land over night, only two cars of stock
rolling In. The usual Wednesday quiet
ness prevailed. Receipts were equal to
the call. All markets were steady, with
no pries changes.
Twenty-four bead of twine arrived in the bog
alleys. Early sales were good, two bringing a
25 cant premium over the market top on prime
light hogs.
uenerai nog merest range:
Prime light $
Smooth heavy, 250-800 lbs. . . . .
Rough heavy, 300 lbs. sp. ....
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs N .
Stags , .
Nothing Received In
Nothing was received in the cattle
Prices remained unchanged, the market display
lag a steady tone.
What) the W. R. Grace freighter
Colusa, now loading a part cargo of
wheat In the local harbor, clears
from Tacoma for the west coast of
South America, she will also have
one of the largest cargoes of lumber
ever carried from the Northwest and
the largest to the southern continent.
She will have more than S. 000,000
feet of lumber.
In Portland she is taking 1000 torts of
wheat (27.000 bushels) and win leave
down the river probably Thursday. The
wheat was laden from Balfour-Guthrie.
From the Columbia river aha will go to
Grays Harbor and thence to Tacoma.
Sailing from the Sound she will call in
at San Francisco before proceeding on
hsr way to Peru and Chile.
9.00 4$
7.25 f
6 25$)
9 00
8.30
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III
7.23
9 25
?:Se
alleys.
.$ 6.25
5.50
4.75 6. 0
3 00
6 00
4.25
8 35 4.25
2 25
1.25
8.75
4.50
3.50
8 00
7.50
4.30
3.00
7 00
6 25
4.T8
5.50
5.00
$.23
2.25
S.50
5.00
4.50
S.50
8.00
T.30
4.50
General cattle market range:
Choice steers
Medium to good steers
Fair to medium steers
Common to talr steers
Choice cows and heifers
Medium to good cows and heifers
Fair to medium cows and heifers
Common cows and heifers
Canneta
Bulls .
Choice feeders
Fair to good feeders
Choice dairy calves
Prime light dairy calves
Medium light dairy calves
Heavy calves
Sheep Receipts Light
Receipts in the sheep and lamb yards were
light, only 485 bead arriving, as compared with
1021 bead for the same day last weak, and
1827 for the previous week. Market waa steady
with no price change.
Genual sheep aad lamb range :
East of mountain lambs $ $.50 T.00
Best valley lambs 6.00 6.50
Pair to good lambs 5.00 6 00
Cull lambs 4.00 5.00
Liebt yearlings s.ausy D.uo
Heavy yearlings 4.00
Light wethers 4 00
Heavy wethers $.00
Ewes 1.00
Tuesday Afternoon's Sales
STEERS
TWO SEAGOING LOG RAFTS
FREED BY AID OF DREDGE
Astoria, July . The Port of Astoria
dredge Natomah has completed its work
in Wallace Slough, where It freed two
big sea-going log rafts belonging to the
Benson Logging company from the mud
where they had been left by the receding
high water. The port sand-sucker wlB
now go to the Sklpanon river near War
ren ton where it will complete Its task of
improving the channel and constructing
s turning basin near that town's munici
pal docks which are now building.
Vance rev. Jury 3. Sailed: Cstlsmt Ob-
No. 1
OM crop.
1T;
July s. L N
so see:
i.ss
So lb.
8 ) Potatoes
40c par
1.50.
mostly
July I
81.25 42.00
i asms. 82.00 42.33.
ew red. SC w 75c
$L50
Port Tg erases $. July 5 Passed Is: Orbits
r Mlndesa. for WTnttiw. m tow Dag Tree
San Fraairseoe. July 6. (L N. . Arrived
today: Centralis, Senas Ota 12:64 a av;
Telate, PhntsHlpbm. 7:40
Point Areas, 8am.:
8:40 a as. Sailed: Not
Charter: Hnssahtla.
koaa. Facet Sound to AUeatte port,
I aft IT
av: Mas Hyayaa.
L asoB say
4428
by
To Jerries st PemaM
Tmattkdnri. . . . r Saa Fres
Atmtrel Cvaat
Loess
Liverpool Cottos Market
Liverpool. My 8 (L N. 8 i There was
intra ry for spot oattos at (he bsmaMns of
est here today. Prices steady; teles $000
k
American -g- fair. 10 2d ;
slrass S.84d: fan auddlmga 8.14d;
T.wid; low iiiitlktit attd: good
5 Sd; ordinary. 4 64d.
ordinary
The French government is considering
damming the upper Nile to Irrigate suf
ficient land in the French Sudan to sup
ply all France's requirements In cotton.
Caps. A P
C a Mors.
Altekso
admiral Seat
Waft Togut
OISmL.
Ryuruku Mara
Harry
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Asa.
N. T -Baltimore Jury s
flilll" T July $
Saa Fran July 10 I
Kobe , July 12 !
New Tort Jaly 12
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, POrtaftALl. Kft.
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Haw York.
Saw York.
Yo
PARR-M'CORMICK BOATS
TO RESUME COAST RUNS
Sailings of the Parr-McCormlck
schooners will begin next week according
to advice received from San Francisco
by the local agenL The Ceet has been
tied up since the marine strike and the
movement , will be the first of the
schooner contingent to gat away. As
yst no announcement baa been made as
to the ships' sailing.
Chicago range
LCnitod Press:
of prices furnished by the
Hard white
Soft white
White club
Hard winter
Nor. spring
Red Walla
CORN
No. 2 E. Y. shipment
July
Bid
.$ 1.15
1.13
. 1 12
1.07
. 1.07
1.05
August
Bid
$ 1.12
1.12
1.10
1.05
1.03.
1.08
29.50 28.00
Linn County Fruit
Loss GutH3anneiy
Eeopens for Season
Albany, Or.. July 6. Tension that bad been
caused by fear that Linn county's entire fruit
crop would be left to rot on vines and trees
was relieved Tuesday by the opening of the
Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Canning company's
plant here.
Authority to reopen the cannery was re
ceived by W. R. Scott, manager, who announced
that all local offerings will be accepted until
the end of the canning season next fall At
present Royal Anne cherries, blackcaps, rasp
berries and loganberries are being taken. The
cherries are bringing 4 cents; blackcaps 6. cent
and loganberries S H rents.
The opening of the Albany cannery was
made possible by the subscrtion of $25,000
worth of stock by local people.
July
September
July
September
July
September
Jttlx
September
July
September
Jsfy
September
WHEAT
Open. High.
118 11
115 118 H
CORN
89 H 59
58 H 60 g
OATS
34 H 35 H
36 H 37 H
PORE
Low.
118
114
58 H
57 S
84 H
86 H
LARD
1070 10T5
1095 1100
RIBS
1040 1750
1060
1082
1033
Close.
117H
11$
59 H
59 H
84 H
87 H
1790
1800
1072
1100
1023
1050
Wheat Yield of 85
Bushels Expected
Sew i ock Metal Market
New York, July t. (L N. g.) Metal
prices : Copper dull, spot, July, August aad
September offered 12 H-
I-ead Quiet, spot, July and --August offered.
450.
Spelter Steady. Spot, JuTy and August aad
September 440 445.
Minneapotis.Dututh Flax
Dnlnth, July 6. (I. N. ' S. ) Flax July.
$1.82 H: September, $1.86; October. $Lb8;
track and arrive. $1.82 Vs
Minneapolis, July 6. (I. ft. S.) Flax
July, $1.79; September, 31.83H: October,
$1.85; track and arrive. $1. 80 1.82.
5es York-London Silver
New York, July a (X N.S. ) Commercial
bar silver was quoted as follows: Domestic un
changed today at $9 He; foreign was He lower
at 95 He.
London. July VI - L N. S. ) Bar silver was
H d lower st 36 H d.
New York Potato Market
New York. July . (L N. 8.) Potatoes
Market steady. Bermudas, $2.00 4.00; south
erns, 75c $3.90.
Half Million Pounds
Cherries Preserved
I BEANS -Small white, j 4 He; large whit.
A He; pink. 8 He; limas, Sfc; bayou, 10 He; ted,
aOe lb.
a HONEY Per ease, $8.00.
RICE Japan style. No. 1. 4 He; Blue Rose,
SHc per lb.; New Orleans head. Sc.
I COFFEE Roasted. 19Slc. in sacks or
SALT Coarse, half pound. 100s, $15.30
' Per ton: 50s. $17.85; table dairy. 50s $27.25;
bales. $8.50 4.00; fancy, table and dairy,
$34 50; ramp, $26.50 per too.
3 SCGAR Cubes, $8.10; fruit and berry,
-S6.35; P yellow, $5.25; best granulated. $6.15;
HOTEL HOYT
Fireproof. Near Both Depots and
oaf service to ail parte of the city
looms Without Bath, 1 and us
txeaVr a leu
extra C. $5.15 : Golden C. $5.25.
CANNED MILE Carnation. Alpine, Borden,
$5.15; Aster, $5.05; Eagle. $11.00; Libby.
$5.15; Mount Vernon, $5.06 per case.
SODA CRACEERS In bulk. 17c per Ib.
NUTS Walnuts. 28 32c lb.; almonds, 20
9 30c: filberts, 21c in sack lots; peanuts, 10
14c; pecans, 23c; Braails, 30c.
Rope, Faints, Oils
ROPE Sisal, dark, 12c; white, 14c per lb.;
standard Manila, 16 H c.
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbbt, $1.02; kettle
boiled, hols.. $1.04; raw, cases. $1.17; boiled,
cases $1.19 per gallon.
COAL OIL Pearl or water white, in drums
or iron barrels. 17 He gal ; cases. 30c per gal.
GASOLINE Iron barrels. 28c; cases, 40 He
pei gallon.
FUEL OIL Basis, $2.10 bbL
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 12 He; 500 lbs..
18c Ib.
TURPENTINE Tanks. 92c gallon.
Eugene. Or July 6. More than a half mil
Hon pounds of cherries had been put up last
Thursday at the bast checking up of the Eugene
Fruit Growers' association cannery and since then
the fruit bss been coining in at the rate of
75,000 pounds a day, states J. O. Holt, mana
ger, who predicts one of the best years in the
history of the cannery is this variety of fruit.
Friday and Saturday the cannery waa swamped
With cherries, but tbe force worked through the
Pcurth and this morning had things cleared up
to start evaa with the growers who are constanUy
hauling in great load of the fruit. This wees
wil see the peak of the Royal Anses and Bing
crop and the larger part of the force will be
put to work on loganberries, says Hoyt. Tbe
loganberry juice factory has been started and a
eerload of the juice was shipped out yesterday.
The cannery has orders for 25.000 gallons of
loganberry Juice.
More than 1000 barrels of cherries have bean
pot up by the Maraschino process. There are
now 300 people employed.
LOW PRICES AT LIVERPOOL
AFFECT NEW YORK COTTON
New York. July 6. (I. X. 81 Tbe edtton
market opened easier at a decline of 8 to 16
points. Prices at Liverpool were lower than
had -been expected, which, together with hedge
selling and heaviness in foreign exchange, chiefly
explained the setback here. On the declines
Wall street and the trade were fair buyers, but
at the end of the first 16 minutes the local
list was rather heavy at a net loss of 13 points
on October.
The market rallied late In the afternoon. Tbe
close was steady at a decline of 6 to 12 points.
Spokane. Wash.. July 6. Eastern Washing
ton began Tuesday to est its largest wheat
crop in several years, according to reports re
ceired from various sections by the Union 8e
eantiet company, of which J. K. McCornark Is
president VVBVst rutting wa also started In
the immediate Spokane district on the Arthur
D. Jones farms nesr Liberty lake. "Our wheat
it looking well." Jones said, "tnd we expect
it to yield tronnd 8o bushels an acre. Some of
it will run higher."
PRICES
4.50
4.50
4.50
$.50
Hostler Loses Rudder
- Running afoul a log raft near the
Eastern Western mill the river boat
Hustler lost a rudder Tuesday night snd
until given aid by the harbor patrol boat
was helpless. The boomsUcks wars
jammed In the wheal and rudder, on
being carried away. The harbor patrol
cleared the logs and pushed the boat
and its barge into a nearby dock where
the rudder was reshipped.
Tama
Dhtoaa ....
Roots Adair
Pawlet Yokohama . .
Oordsos Seattk .....
West Islets. Portlaad. Me.
Steel Ranger New Ysta. . .
H. A Grots Ntw York...
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RobJa GoodfeDow.
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Transvaal Europe
estdtik Europe
Admiral Seoree ...... San Fraa .. .
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West Keats .North dlSas
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July 17
18
No. Av. lbs. Price. No. Av. lbs. Price,
24 1015 $ 5.55 12 1506 $6.00
21 1532 6.75 2S....1S51 7.00
22 1818 6.75 22 1622 6.78
28 1069 6.25 8 971 4.50
9 943 5.25 5 SOS 4.00
3 815 3 60 5 880 4.00
8 810 8.30 8 1070 S.30
7 888 -5 75 1 450 0.75
26 1158 6.25 24 127$ 5.7$
26 1034 8.30 4 ... 870 4 30
9 1180 $.7$ i 94$ 8.60
8 1013 5.76 28 927 5 50
10 1074 5.50 1 1110 4.75
1 1120 4.75 1 1170 6 75
20 1060 5.75 1 1180 4.50
COW8
1 1480 $ 4.00 1 1460 $ 6.78
8 810 4.25 8 980 8.85
6 804 8 60 1....1040 2.00
8 955 5.75 2 121$ 5 00
1 1220 -25l T7$ 3.00
1 1480 $ 2.50 5 1675 3 00
CALVES
'2 $25 $ 5.50 I 1 180 $ $ 00
1 120 7.60 I
MIXED
Customs Brokers Move
New quarters on the fifth floor of the
Concord building will be opened Thurs
day morning by the George Bush 4t Co..
customs brokers. Due to cramped
space the firm is moving one floor down
and will occupy two rooms. Bush & Co.
has been in the Concord building for
several years and Is well known among
mar Ins shippers.
12 1040 $
4 50
HOGS
2 260 $ 8.50 2. .
22 18$ 9.50 15..
S 18$ 0.00 IS. .
10 230 9.00
LAMB8
40 81 $ 6.60
WETHERS
291 111 $ 3 50 155.
EWES
100 96 $200 I
aednoeeay Stteiln
COWS
1fi
178
281
$ 9.50
0.40
0.00
lit $ S.50
Furnished by Overbeck
or Trade building
January . .
February .
March ...
April
Mav
r June . . . .
Jnly .
August . .
September
October ..
November
December
4fc Cooke Co , Board
Open. High Low. Close.
. 1306 1810 1294 1806
. ...i 1315
. 1329 1841 132$ 13S6
134S
. 1350 1360 1350 1861
1870
. 11.70 1186 1166 1184)
. 1200 1208 1200 120i
1228
. 1245 1257 12S8 1260
1270
. 1293 1803 1285 1297
Good Bay Crop Predicted
Beaverton. July 6. Haying it in full pros
teas in the district surrounding Beaverton and
reports indicate an excellent yield.
Bonds, Cotton, Grain, Etc
316-317 Board of Trade Building
Overbeck&CookeCo.
I?
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
I
t sobers Chiragy Board of Trade
Corretposdes tt e Logan Bryaa
Saw York
River Fail Helps Fishermen
Corbett, Ot., Jury 0. Corbett fishermen art
reporting better catches ot salmon and larger
aad finer Osh since the Columfta . river begat
to fall.
s.
New Yot-k Coftss and SSgar
New York. Jury 6. (U. P.) Sugar firm.
Raw $4.00 delivered: refined firm; granulated
$5.20 5.40.
Coffee No. 7 Rio spot $H 6He; No. 4
Santos, H 5Hc.
'aval Stores Market
New York July 6. (I. N. R) Turpentine.
Savannah 49 He; New York. 57 He.
. .R"in Savaunai, 33.35 3.45; New York.
$4.95.
Chicago Cash Grata
t.lueago, July ( C. P.) Cash wheat
', 1 w '.'M ? ; L 2 red. $118H
l-i$ H1.17H: Ka I
aaiu, ei.lds.
Farmers Busy Harvesting
Quinaby. Or.. July 6. The lack of rural mail
delivery on July 4, was all that marked the day
from others in that section, as farmers very gen
erally cut, raked or stacked bay. Nor waa Sun
day exempt, as practically all loganberry yards
were in full blast. But the record of Fourth
of July accidents stacked up because of tbe hay
making, which has become s urns of tragedy to
the nesting China pheasants The mower severs
tbe fowl's legs from its body at tbe faithful
mother refused to leave her eggs il ii i rtstsse I Ml
until the wsehina is upon her. May baling began
Tuesday with the finest bay crop of clover ever
harvested in this section.
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK
Omaha Hoas $9.06
Omaha, Neb., July 6. (I. N. S.) Hogs.
13.500. active 15 is 25c higher; bulk, $8,23 8
B.Ud; tops. 9.0B.
Cattle 1500: beef steers generally steady;
top steert, 38.10; all other classes steady.
Sheep 16.000. native lambs 25 50c high
er; tops. $9.50: westerns, strong to 10 higher:
tope, 310.60; sheep, strong: ewes, tops, 54 50
Ohioaee Haas SB.7B
Chicago. July 6. (L N. S.) Hogs Receipts
lo.uoii. Market mostly 25c higher. Bulk 9S.O0
tt-6.70; top. $9.75. Heavyweight. $9.25 0 9.85:
medium weight, $9.50 0 9 70 ; light weight..
89.50 9.75; light lights. $9.00 9 70; heavy
packing sows, smooth. $8.50 0 9.00; packing
sows, rough. s 15(S 50; pigs. $8.75 tr 9.35.
Cattle Receipts 8000. Market steady to
strong. Choice and prime, $8.500 8.85; medium
and good, $7.00 8.50; light weight. $6.00
7.00: good and choice. 88.00 0 8.75: comm
and medium. $5.2$ 8.00; butter rattle, heifers.
$4.2508.00; cows. $$.7506.75: bulls. $4 00
teo.-is: eannera and cutters, coses and heifers
$'.50 is-3 75; eanner steers. $2.25 3.00 ; veal
calves (light rnd hand vweigh 1 1 . $7.50 9 50
feeder steers. $5 75 07.50; stocker steers. $3.75
wt..'j: stneser rows and heifers. 62.30 ft 3.30
Sheep Receipts 8000. Market mostly 25c
mgner. lamtM (84 lb, down). $8.50 0 11.00
lambs. rulLs and common. $5.0005.25: yearling
withers. 56.00 p 8.50: ewes. $2.75 49 5.15: ewes.
culls and common. $1.0002.2$: breeding ewes.
$2-5005.75: feeder lambs. $5.7506 75.
Kansas City Hogs $8.30
Kansas City, Mo.. July 6. (L N. R)--Cattle
Receipts 600O. irregular. Steers. $7,30 0
8.70: cows and heifers. 84. 0O8.OO; ttocktrt
and feeders, $4.50 0 6.75; calves, $7.50 0 8 00.
H s Receipts 6000, active. Bulk of sain.
$9 00 09.25; top. $9.80; heavies, $8.85
0.15; lights. $9 00 0 9.30.
Sheep Receipts 2500, active. Mediums.
$9.00.25; lambs. $10.10; ewes. 33 50 0
3. 75.
Seattle Host S9A0
Seattle. July 6. ft N. S.) Hogs Re
ceipts, 24: market higher. Prime lights. $9 0O
0 9.50; rough heavies, $4.00 5.50; ssteoTb
heavies. $6 30 7. 50; pig. $8.50 0 10 00.
Cattle Receipts, 175: market strong. Prist
steers, $$.75 0 7.23; common to good. $4.50 1
5.50; medium to choice, 65.50 0 6.50; best
cows and heifers. $3.25 05.75: common to
good, $3 5004.50; medium to choice, $4.50
5.50; prime light calves. 36.00 0 7.00: heavy
calves. $4.00 0 5.00: bulls. $3.50 0 4.00
Sheep Receipts, 284; market strong. Year
lings. $3.003.50; we! hers, $3.502 4.50;
twee, $1.5002.75; prime tights. $6.75
725; cull lambs, 88.50 4. 30.
Denver Horn S9.0O
Denver. Colo. Julv S. (I!. M
ceipta $700; market iteody. lOe
SJt '2 S. A Q gn - 1 luii.h a R nn A . k .
ttockert and feeders. $4.60 5.7$ ; Calves. $6 00
v i .w.
Hogs Receipts 2400; market 25 0 40c high
tr: top $9.00: bulk. $8 50 ft 3 90
Sheep- Receipts 6600: market 25c hieher:
spring lambs. $9.25010.25; ewes, $$.604$
4.25.
No. Av. lbs. Price. No. Av. lbs. Price.
1 1140 $ 2.00 1 1 1124 $ $.00
1 1290 $.83 (
BULLS
1 9$0 $ sLajf J an
T 170 $ 4.25
HOGS
T 220 $ $.25 1 400 $ 4.00
1 $60 6 76 S 25$ 9 23
2 130 0.50 11 184 0.80
1 240 8.00 4 125 9 25
S 21S 9.25 2 140 0.25
S 256 9.25
LAMBS
10 68 $ 6.00 40 81 $ 6.50
23 69 5 20 4.... 75 6.80
8 70 CSS 10.... 76 6 66
4.... 57 6.00 10.... 76 6.25
28.... 82 6.28 5.... 74 6 25
10 71 5.50 02 7$ 0.50
Liner Dae July 11
Due from New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore the Kennlcott of the Williams
line is scheduled to make the harbor
July IL She will bring general cargo.
The regular 15 day intercoastal sched
ule of the line will be carried out by the
Willhilo sailing July 26 and the Willsolo
August 10.
wlftlight
Osiflolud
Or-eon
Pine.
Oregon Fir. .
West Keats .
China Mara
jury
Jnly is
Oast Juhr 14
Orleans. . . Jam 0
p3tt
Dolnhlna
P taint em Lev
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Gorontalo
West Cayote
Colusa
.Terminal No. 1
. Southern Pat.
.Terminal No. 1
. . Inman Pmikttn
Robin Goodf ellow . . .
Lewis Lockenbach. .
Tr
. . . . Terminal No, 1
....Terminal No.
.Portland Flour kUU
MARINE ALMANAC
WNtStiti at Rlver'i Stout
North Head. Jnly 6 Conditions at the m
of the river at noon, aea nyh. wind northwest
10 miles, weather cloudy.
T dee a$ Smarts Thursday
, .High Water Low Water
141 s m 9.0 fast 8. $6 a. m. ...1.6 fast
2:4 a.. .8.2 fart 8:43 p. m. . . .2.0 fast
DAILY BITER READINGS
8 A. M.. Pacific- Time.
Ships at Sea
Pesllliiin reported at 6 p. m. Tuesday unless
othevwiae indicated, were at follows:
Tippecanoe, Ben Pedro for Manila, 810 muet
from Han Pedro, 8 p m. July 3. .
Kingaley. Ban Francisco for Vancouver, 200
miles north of San Fran astral. S p an., July S.
Granite Bute. 844 miles west of San Fran-
bound for Bss rraacaseo from Honolulu.
8 p. m Jab 3.
Admli
234.
EWES
120 $ 3 no f
S KTHERS
. 147 $ 8.00 I
BCCKS
. 202 $1.50 I
YEARLINGS
89 $ 3.00 I 63.
84 $ 4.00
Fruit Thlninnv Demonstrated
Eugene. July S. Two days of -fruit thinning
demonstrations for the growers rn the county is
being staged. It started this morning on the
P. L. Biseell place. Tonight at 8 o'clock at
the Eugene Chamber of Commerce a final lec
tnr will take nlsm I'lartm, In. .t.i
horticulturist of the O. A. C. baa charge.
Spot Cotton Qulei
New York. July 0. (L N. S.)
quiet today. 10 potato lower tt 1203
No
H ton
Nsw York Pos-M.y Market
New Tort. July 4. (L N. 8.) Lite PtssV
v Market ntnlu nak. 9.k.?ti.
-woe; gusa ise par as
w York Xjol and Bides
New York. Julv S. II N Si u.r
OUiet Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 24 39c; So
sailed, scoured basis. 18 0 75c; do Texas, scoured
bais. 40 0 80c; do territory tuple, scoured beats.
55 90c per Ib.
Hides Market steady. Native steers. 13 0
13 He; branded steers. J2 0 13c per lb.
Foreign Exchange Market
New York. July a IU. P.) Foreign ex
change opened .lightly tower today. Sterling
$3 71H. off Hi franca, .0704; bra. .0470:
marks .0102; kronen. .1688.
Closing quotations included Sterling.
$3. 70S; francs, .0791; lire. .0478: marts.
.0134.
DAIRY PRODCCK OF THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Franciseo July 6. Batter Extras 42a;
prime firsts, 85 He: teewsd. 2. He.
Eggs Extras SSc; extra firsts. 34 He; dir
ties No. 1. Sic; extra pullets. 27c : extra first,
pullets. 26c: undersized pullets No. 1, 21 He;
undersised No. 2, 16c.
Cheese California flats fancy 20e; firsts, 19c
S cattle. July 0. (U. P.)
ranch. 31c: pulsate, 35c
Butter 3 4 68 Sr.
Los Angeles, July 6. (L N.
42c
Eggs Extras 31c; case count
pea
Poultry Hens 16 SSc; broilers
fry en, SSc.
Ira! Sebree. Ocean Falls for Wilminrtnn.
S67 miles from Ocean Falls, 8 pm. Jury 4.
Aria, San Francisco for Portland, 256 milee
north of Ban Francisco. S p. as. Jnly 4.
Cape Romain, BeUtogham for San Franciaro,
200 milt north of San FrancBco, S p av.
July 4.
Iria. San Fmseisce tor Portland. $82 miles
north of San Francisco. ,
Hon tragi. 800 miles from Victoria. B. C.
S p. m.. July 4; due at Victoria Thursday.
West Ives, Tacoma for Yokohama. 561 miles
west of Cape Flattery. 8 p. m. July 4.
Uranite State. Honolulu for San Fmnciaco.
573 miles from Ban Francisco, 8 p. rn.. July 4.
Bornside, 160 miles north of Flattery . off
Caps Cook. 8 pm., Jaly 4, engaged in cable
operations
Pallas. San Francisco for Fort Towseend. off
Tatoosh island.
Admiral Evana. San Francisco for Portland.
220 mikes north of San Francttxw.
Bradford. Talara for Vancouver. 835 miles
north of Ban Francisco.
C. A. Smith, Sail Francisco for Coos Bay.
SS miles south of Coot Bay.
Keadrk. Baa Francisco for Astoria. 210 miles
north of San Fraacieoo at $ p. m . July 4.
Enterprise. Baa Franciaro lor Honolulu. 482
fillet west oi San Francisco at 8 p m., July 4.
Granite State. Honolulu for San Francisco.
87S twists west of San Francisco st 8 P. m .
July 4.
Matannia. Honolulu for San Francisco. 361
miles from San Franriaco at S p. m . July 4.
Dallas, Baa ranciaro for Port Townaend.
1 20 miles north ot Cape Blanco at 8 p. m .
Jsly a.
Chine, Saa Franciaro
west of Honolulu.
Admiral Sebree Ocean rails for Wilmington.
BSS SMIta from Wilmington
Yale, San Fraacieco tor
south of Kan Francisco
President, Saa FiasHttco for Wilmington. 17
mile south of Pout Sur.
Admiral Farragut. Wilmington for Saa Fran
cisco. 250 mile south of Saa Francisco,
Santa Kits, Tooopell for San Francisco, 179
miles south of San Francisco.
Boobyalla. Chill tor Taooma. 83 tailsa from
Wftietehee
I-ewistoe . . .
Umatilla .
The Dallas .
Buses i
Albany
Salem
Oregon City .
Portland . . .
River.
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4$
68
RITER FORECASTS
The wnuametia river at Portland wfll ontt
Upu to tall, reaching stages about at follows:
Thursday. 18 3; Friday. 15.0; Saturday. 15.4.
Reading of the river at S o'clock this
morning. 1$ 7 feet,
S) Butter
20c; wullatt
28 Sic:
Money and Exchange
New York. July a II. N S. ) CJ1
on the floor of the New York stork exchange
today ruled at 5 H per cant: high OH per
cent; low, 5 H Per cent Time mosey
atcedy. Rates were: Sixty days 6 ft 6 H per
east The market for prime mercantile paper
was s reedy. Call money in Ijwxton today was
4 H per cent. Sterling exchange waa weak with
business ka bankers' bust at $3.70 H lor do
lor Hongkong. 1691
Saa Pedro, 76 stale
RATE WAR BETWEEN HERE
AND HONOLULU IN OFFING
Astoria July 6 What may result to
a rate-cutting war on fares 'from Pacific
coast porta to Honolulu has been started
by the new Astoria-Hawaii steamship
service, which has announced first class
passage rates 230 below those from any
other port on the Pacific The steam
ship Cordova will Institute this serviee
July 25. She has capacity for 54 first
Haes and 2$ second claaa passengers.
She trill also carry $000 tone of frelghL
A considerable amount of freight
been assembled here for her already
Mandard Oil Steeks
Pnrni-hed by Overbeck II Cooke com
Board of Trad building.
CVoatrtr
' i Bid. Ashed.
d"1" - l. 14
Borne S l Jttatai (40 SOS)
Beakers 72 74
ChiotabiBugb, . IBS 163
da pfd.
Tonr.ne-1
Dried Fruit aad Beans
New York. July 6. (L N. S.)
Market steady. Marrow choice, $6.00 6 25;
pea choice. $4.60; red kidney choice. U 75
Dried fruits Good export demand. Apricots,
choice to ex fancy. 22 0 27 He; prunes. 80s to
OOe. 8H15Hc; prunes. 60s to 100s. 60
SHe: peaches, choice to ex-fancy. 13017c;
seeded raiskos. choice to fancy. 17 22c
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The West Coyote of the Williams-
Dtmmond line is discharging glass st
Terminal 1. Upon completion she will
be taken over by the ColumbiaPacific
for the Oriental run.
The Yalsa of the North Atlantic and
Pacific is due to arrive July 9. She
will take a cargo of flour.
Ships due to dock at Terminal 1 upon
arrival are the Robin Goodfellow. due
tonight ; the Lewie Lyckenbach and the
Iria
Bound from San Francisco via Kureka
and Coos Bay. the Admiral line ship
Curacao is due today.
Towed by the Harvest Queen, the
Alaska arrived In the harbor shortly
before noon and dockets- at the Alne
worth dock.
News of the Port
Foreign Bend Market
(Furnished by Overbeck and Cooke
Board of Trade bwiMtng )
1917.
1920
11$.
1922.
1927.
1929.
Co..
Saa Fraaelteo Barley Market
San Pranciseo, July 6. (TJ. P.) Barley
spot i era, per cental, si uo i.st H ;
pine. $1 2001.25.
Saa Frasrlarr. Poultry Market
Saa Franceses, Jaly a (D. p.) Poultry
tsTotseta. aieyaac; targe seas, zoc
Saw per
Russia SHa. 1921.
Russian 5 HI. 1926. .
Russian 6s, 1010...
French 5 19S1 .
French 4s,
French 6a,
Italian 5s.
British 5 s.
British Ss.
British 5s.
British vky. 4s.
; nrttsaa ret. t
Belgium rest. Sa . . .
migrant press, oe .
German W. L. 5s. .
Berth 4a
nSstlssn 4t
Hamburg 4 Ha . .
Leipsig 41
Itipakt Sa
Munich 4s
Munich Sa
Frankfort 4s
Jap. 4
Jap. let 4 Ha
Jap. 24 414a
Paris tiles
fj. K SUa 1021 .
:TJ E. 3H. 1922..
TJ. K SHa 1929..
D. k. 5 Ha. 1987..
IS IS
4 e
. 14H 16H
: V. !S5
: 6$? T$0.
. $74 884
. 363 375
. SSO 870
. 282 292
. 262 272
63 H 68 H
70 TS
. 10 11
. 14 H 12 H
12 IS
IS 18 H
12 14
. IS IS
12H 14 H
1SH 10
12H 14
SS H 69 H
.04 as
. 82H 8$
99
.'.939fAe 11
88 88 H
S3 . 05 H
SrHvalt July S
New Tort, general.
Lewi Lockenbac
New York, general.
S. C. T. Dodd.
skstf
for Saa
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astoria. July S. Arrived at 10 55 a, m..
tttamrr Kemdijk from United kiatyrtom
Astoria, July 6. Arrived at 1 30 and left up
at 4 30 d. m.. Danish ttsamer Transvaal from
Victoria Arrived at 8 20 and left ap at 10
p av. steamer ktowia UntottUtw Mat Near
Tort. Sailed at 4 30 p. at, SatUtattt Wicks,
ntsl .
Crearent
I mberland ...
Kurek
Galaaa, r
Galena Old. pfd
Galena New, pfd.
Uttnott Pipe . . .
Indiana Ftps . .
National Transit
New Tort
Northern ripe
i ruo vii
Inteniarkjael Pits.
Penn. Mex
Prairie Oil
Prairie Pip ,
Solar Refg.
fsvnathern Pine
South Penn. Oil
S. W. Penn. Oil
8. ja0aa
S. O. Kentucky . .
R O New Tork
8. 0. Ohio
de pfd
Swan A Finch
103
2S
110
78
$2
SS
SS
148
73
3 H
123
86
23S
12
20
S90
163
Waak4ngtoa
S O Nebra
Imperial Oil
TS
. ISO
6$
: &
m
. SSO
. lOS
2$
. 248
28
. 140
7T
107
St
120
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84
92
92
145
TS
34 H
130
90
242
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4oe
170
$56
81
163
5$
3 H
$40
$90
$01
350
111
30
23$
$2
130
82 .
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Calls You!
Through the brscing NorthtaatJ
vivid with majestic
jultiform delights!
Off tparkhng
and loaf in
air
sring
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with ths
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Every easssttawcw gladly given ia plas
tars ax.
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Toronto.
or New York. Call oa or
Canadian National Railways
Grtiid Trunk Pacifre Resihvay
J f . McGuire
902 Second Av.
Seattle, Wash.
ARROW BUS LINE
Portland, Astoria, Seaside
Mass toe trap ts comfort la
rbesa
rial
club etaoker for seen.
L4AVC6 POUTLASD FLCTCHIR tk
j a at t a 6tm and Pint sts.. lM
a st. ana i f. a
LCaVES SSTORIS WIIKHttO HO
TEL. 8 30 A . St ana 3 P. SI.
P$ 88 76. lajCLUOitlO WAR TAR
Itl itsutio tow. too
POTATOES- ALONG THE COAST
Seattle. Jsxbr 6. (TJ
gemt: $30 00 0 32.00
P.) Potatoot Cstg
locals, 920.00
ASTORIA, SEASIDE NORTH BEACH
st etoeoisN
trrr dsilj
"i M$tt, TO ASTORIA
eaeopt Frtdsy. 8 AM.
For SEASIDE sad MOSTTM SCAOM POISiTa.
OEORONA r-akea direct rrinattwaaa tot
' FAHS TO ASTORIA, 81.00 EACH WAV
FRIDAY TO RIONOAT. ROUND TRIP.
1422: 641 29 Atdsr Sarort
DAILY PASSENGER SERVICE
LEAVES PORTLAND FOR A6TORIA.
SEASIDE, g A. St., 9 AS, 12 S.
SiAO P. SL
SkSn I Leave New gTsstia tJstp
Spatial Wee -end Roend trtp Fare MJ4
ORE 0OM BTOTOR TnAMaPORTATTOH
AMY
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m
"Ship b Water"
Andrea F
Portland.
Jaly 5. A
treat new York, for
at 6 a an., steamer Cape
from Sew York and way porta, for
PwrtktSML
Saa Pedro. Jaly 5. Arrived and sailed, stltit
er Brush for Portlaad. Me., aad way porta. Ar-
l Utty, frwsa Meant, tor
Arrived, tteerarr city of
rort'.and.
Portland.
Lobe. July 3. Pasted las
CapL A. F. Lucas for Portland,
sate Jwhr 4. Arrived. Jaaaaet
er Bare tsars, trass Fwrtktnd. for Tikaiiln
WILLIAMS LINE
Asaoasec Hew Serviee Between POBTLASD, OSU aad SEATTLE, WASH.
Effective at once, we win acoeot lreisrht for tutipment
PORTLAND tO 8EA1TLB
on our steamers
DIRECT SAILIMQS FKOJI POETLAJID
TO
IIW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
M. S. KENNECOTT, Loading Date, July 11th
FOR RATES AND 8PACE APPLY TO
A. C. CALLAN, Agent
414 Oregon Building PORTLAND, ORE.
P Broad way 1422
Ftooo I Broadway 14S4