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WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1921. m ' I fe3aB I ii ill rm i in i i i 11 w i' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, POKTLAND, OREGON IS WEATHER FAVORABLE TO ALMOST ALL CROPS IN NORTHWEST BUTTER AND EGG MARTS VERY FINE WEDNESDAY DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter Eoea. 34c . 39 Vie .41 ,c Hew Vort 28'so 41 ',e 60c WA W WEATHER GRAIN RIPENING t l mxmi. PJUCtr. An mi a n a nl I" T 111 OnmAII m bKAIN UKUK AM IN UKUiUN mnn u whoUauiiii i 9k 10 "iC 22c 184C 20C Local batter market I eery firm and indi rstlons are that ft ma? advance noon. Demand is ry good" at present for high grade batter, making dealers feel a though the prtee is too low. If local prices are not raised outside mar ket will take afi the good butter off the Port land market, and nothing win be left here ex cept the off-score, undesirable stock. Egg market is also firmer, a 2 -cent ad ranee in price being quoted by some houses. The market is not well supplied Cheese market is the same as Tuesday, with the trade Mil watching Wisconsin closely. Poultry was scarce on the street during the day. Prices ware unchanged. Persons desiring information regarding any market should write the Market Editor, Oregon Journal, enclostng stamp for reply. er as wholesalers reaaeeu tneir pi 50 cents this morning est crates Bontsrnetg melons, or about 4c apiece, Tom should make about a 3-ceet rcuugnon us iwsexi pra. aa i retailers bar bean asking a liberal proit off of I served by the Spokane cantaloupes) this season. Although ra-pberriss megs a tnne lower to- I aastotant general freight seen t day, the funeral feeling of the trade b that l Astoria. Growers throughout they win be higher in prig next week, as they are bensmrng autiear. Early busts for lncsakwrlas hats apparently been supplied, so that the supply is now about equal to use demand, wlucn baa greatly N. PORTLAND HOG PRICES AOVANI rVrwsS CAKTJtl.OCFE PRICES DECLINE The long expected arid overdue decline in the price of cantaloupes csme this morning when prices on flat crate declined 40 50c each. A liberal supply of fancy ripe stock came for ward. Standards and pony are still scarce. First ear of cantaloupes this season from the Ban Joaquin valley armed in the city this morning. 2i ADVANCE I DRESSED MEATS A firmer tone was displayed in the dressed meet markets, both real and hogs showing a slight advsnce. A few more seal were received than usual, but the scarcity of the past few days caused butchers to pick them up quickly, rather than face another shortage. Top real said for 13 He 14 Vie and top hogs from IS 14c BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE firm ear of Drnuba watermelons for season arrived- Car pooled along street. Opening price 3c pound. Apricots from The Dalles marine briskly, at $1 ia lags and 32 in four-basket crates. Raspberry market orr 10c today. Berry mar ket has been very irregular this year. Good call for fancy cherries. conditions. Apncoa continue to arrire from The Dalles in a liberal way and are) selling at $1 par box, of a pack box aise. or $2 for a four backet crate. Butchers are complaining that the public to not taking hold of the cheaper cuts of meat. Demand seems to be for fancy cuts only. This forces butchers to ask still higher prices far fancy cuts, as they must realise a profit cat the entire rsrraas. even if they cannot move the cheaper cuts. Some butchers hare found it necessary to sell the cheeper cuts at 5c per pouna in order to more it at aLL Another advance in egg prices is to be ex pected as the supply is becoming scarcer, fol lowing tne warmer weather. Retail prices in private stores: Butter fresh creamery. 40 43c. Eggs Fresh extras, 35c. Poultry Chickens, dressed. 2835e. Fish Salmon. 25c lb.; halibut, SSc lb.; peren, l.v lb.; sturgeon, 26 30c Bg IB. Flour Beat local patent, 32. 1002. SO per sack. 49 lbs. Potatoes Burbaska, 31.50 1.75 per sack. Onions IK W 2c per lb. Maximum prices on Use Portland pobiie mar ket; ' Carrots, 2e per lb.; onions, 2c per lb. : new potatoes. 3c per lb. ; old potatoes, 1 R e per lb. ; dry beans, 6c per lb.; string beans, 15c per lb.; rhubarb, 5c per lb.; lettuce, 10c; parsnips, 2c per lb.; cabbage, 4c per lb.; bulk honey, quarts, 75c; pints, 40c; ducks. 50c lb.: geese, 45c lb.; cottage cheese, 15c lb.; hens, 24 4 18c lb.; fry ers, 28c lb.; broilers, 15c lb.; eggs, 35c dozen; butter . 37e lb.; milk, lie Quart; strawberries, 13c; loganberries, 7c; raspberries, 3c box; cur rants, 8c, WEATHER ROTICE FOR SHIPPERS Weather bureau advisee Wednesday: Protect shipments during the next S3 hours against the following maximum temperatures. Going north. 73 degrees; nnttbsast over 8. P. A 8 R. R 90 decrees; east to Baker, 90 decrees, and south la Ashland. 90 degrees. Maximum temperature at Portland tomorrow about 76 degrees. WHOLESALE PRICES IN FOBTLA i. 17c per im B 1" TTKR yA T prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex cept as otherwise noted: Dairy Products BCTTER Selling price, box lots: Creamery, extra, parchment wrapped. 88c per lb. Jobbing rubes, extra, J-sac to.; airy, tuai Portland delivery basis. No. 1 20c: No. 2. 26 27c; country stations. CHEESE Selling price: Tillamook, fresh . Oregon fancy triplets, 22c pet lb;. Young Americas. 23c per lb.; Oregon-Washington triplets, 17 918c lb. Price to jobbers, f. o. b. Tillamoo: . triplets, 19c; Toung Americas. 20c aurtrn rlc- Block Swiss, fancy old. 38 40c; new stock. 34 49 36c; limbnrger. 34 0 36c lb.; ,nu. HHY "R4i2Sc ner IT). EGGS Buvine oriee: Current receipts. 27e doc; candled, selling price, 32c; select, 34c dog. i n r poi'i.thy Sellins rriee: Heavy ben. 23925c lb.; Irght bens. ISo lb.; broilers. 24 9 23e b.; old roosters, 10c lb.; turkeys, 38 0 40c lb.; ducks, 2 2e per lb. Freeh Vegetables and Fruit FRESH FRUIT Oranges. 34,25 5.75 bos; bananas. 10c per pound: lemons, $7 75 9. 23 per ease: grapefruit, Florida. 37.06 11.00: California, 32.754.50: cherries,. 6 12c lb.: cantaloupes, flats. 81-809 1.60: ponys, - 83.75; standards, 34.75; watermelons, 2 So per lb, BERRIES Strawberries, Oregon. 82.50 emU, 24s- blackberries, 32.38; raspberries, 31.2591.75; loganberries, 31.2591-65; black berries, 81. 7; currents. 31 75 DRIED FRUITS Detes. 86.85: ferds, 83.50 94,73 per box; figs, 82.0093 50s prunes, 70s .-WSfrfte- box, -7 Re per lb ORION 8 Selling price to retailers: T-ocal, SLwBO 1.30; garlic. 15c lb.; green onions. 80 9 45c deeen bunches; new Imperial, 81.00 1 25 emu; red, 81.65 cenUl. POT ATOES Selling price to reUflere: Ore ton fancy, 31 25 01.50: new poUtoos. Re per lb. VEGETABLES Beans, Oregon wax, 14e nae Ih .: beets new. sacked. 32.23 per cwt.; do bunched, 60c per desen; cabbage, crated, 2c per lb.; carrots, bunched, 40c per dosen; do sacked, 2 He per lb.; cucumbers, fsney, 31.60 1.75 box; carrots, bunched, 60c dot; do No. 2, 31.28 91.50; lettnee 3s 82.00 0 2.50 per crate 63 0 80e per desen ; parsley, 50c per dosen; peas. 9 910c lb.; peppers, green. 45c lb peppers, California dry chili, SOe per lb.; peppers, Mexican dry chili (mild). 35e per lb.: radishes, local. 86 040c per dozen bunches; rhubarb. Oregon. 6e per lb. : rnUbagas, select. 81 60 per sack: squash, summer. 4 9 3c per lb.; tomatoes, Texas. 4 basket crates, 82.50 crate; do California Imperial, 32. 00 per 4-baaket crate; do Merced, 38.25 per lug; turnips, new, sacked. 32.28 per cwt.; celery. 31.25 per dosen. Meats and Provisions ' COUNTRY MKTS Selling price: Country COUNTRY HEATS Selling price: Country baas. 18 014c per lb. for top blockers, about 125 U 110 lbs., IS RO 14 Re; heavy stuff less; mmrimt l.tnhs 18 Vt 14c Dtt Ih. SMOKED MEATS. Hams, 31 36c peg Ih,; breakfast bacon. 26 0 63c LARD Kettle ren red. IT Ha lb.: aeree basis, compound, lie. PACEING HOUSE MEATS Steer beef, llH013c; cows-heifers. 9 9 10c; lamb. 120 12 Ho per lb.; yearlings, 709e; ewes. 507c Fish and Shellfish ' FRESH FISH Chinook. 15016c per lb.; halibut, 15920c pet lb.; sturgeon. 20 $ 22c: leak cod. 10 911c; kippered salmon, 82.35 per 10 lb. basket; kippered cod, 82.35; shad. 7 0 8e per lb.; ring cod, 8c per lb. OTBTKBB - Eastern, per gallon. 85.00; Olym pic. 85.50. Heps, Wool end Hides HOPS Nominal. 1920 crop, 18 0 20c HIDES Calfskin. 10012c: kips. 56e; green hides. 2Sc; salted. 3 4c per lb. MOHAIR Nominal, 189 22c per lb. TALLOW AND UREASE No. 1 tallow, 4c; So. 2. c. CASCARA BARK -New, be; old, 5 He lb. WOOl, Willamette ralley, coarse. 10c: me dium, 15c; fine. 20e per lb. ; Eastern Oregon Idaho, 1319c per lb. Groceries BRANS Small white. 4 He: Urge white. 4Re; pink, 8Hc; limsr. 7 He: bayou. 11 He; red. 10c lb. HON ST -Per ease. 38.00. RICE Japan style. No. 1. 4 He: Blue Rose, He per lb. ; New Orleans heed, 8c COFFEE; Roasted, 19 31c. in Backs or drums. SALT Course, half pound. 100s. 315.50 per tee; 30s. 317.85; Uble dairy. 50 827.23; bales. 83.50 9 4.00; fsney Uble sad dairy, 834.50; lump, 826.50 per ton. ofuAn 1 udcs, eo.xv; i run sua perry, 36.55; yellow D, 58.05; best granulated, 86.43; extra C. 86.25; Golden C. 36.18. CANNED MILK Carnation, Alpine, Borden. 85 15; Astor. 35.05; Eagle. 311.00; Libby. 35.15; Mount Vernon. 83.05 per ease SODA IKAlBKKa m trout, ITc per IB. AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICKS Omaha Megs $3.65 Omaha, July 13 (I. N. s.) Cattle Re ceipU. 4000. Beef steam, 10 9 25c higher; butcher stock, mostly 26e higher; veals, active; stockers end feeders, strong. Hogs Receipts. 11,500. Market steady to 10c higqer. Bulk. 38. 85 9 60. top. 88 65. Sheep Receipts, 6000. Lambs. 28c lower; best natives, 810; natives. 510; no westerns sold: other classes. Heady; yearlings. 36.75; 34.75. Chteaoo Mews 310.05 Chicago. Jnhr IS. (L N. S.l Hoes Re eeipta, 21,000. Market steady to 23c lower. Bulk, a..)0 10.00; top, 810.05: heavyweight, 38.1099.70; medium weight. 39 60010 00; light weight, 39 80 10.05 ; light tights, $9.75 010.00: heavy packing sows, smooth, 3". 75 ft 8.20: pigs. 39 50 010.00. Cattle Receipts. 10,000. Market, better teady, others dull. Beef steers Choice prime. 88.73 81 9.13: medium and good. 7.85 08.75: light weight, good and choice. 8 409.25; common and medium. 88.350 .40. Butcher cattle Hellers. S4.7fiOvS.75: bulls. 84.7606.75. Csnners and cutters Cows and heifers. 32.00 9 4 00; canner steers, 82.50 08.50; veal calves (light and handyweigb t ) . 39.00011.50; feeder steers, 35.75 7. 50: stocker steers, 83.75 0 7.25; stacker cows and heifers, $2.50 0 5.50. Sheep Receipts, 19.000. Market steady. Lambs, 84 lbs. down, 86.50011.25; lambs, culls and common. 85.00 08.33; yearling weth ers, 88.00 08.50; ewes, 83.00 0 5.85; ewes, culls and common, 31.00 9 2.50 -r breeding ewes, 33.00 0 6.00; feeder lambs. 86.00 0 7.00. Kansas City Heos $9.70 Kansas City. Mo.. July 18. I. N. B.) Cattle Receipts, 4500; market steady. Steers, 37.00 0 8.65; cows and heifers. $5.00 0 8.75; stockers and feeders, 85.00 0 7.00; calves, $7.00 9.00. Hogs Receipts. 4000; market active. Bulk of sales, 9. 5099.65: top. 39.70; heavies, $9.40 9 9.60; lights, $9.50 0 9.70; mediums. 89.30 0 9.65. Sheep Receipts, 8500;. msrket steady. Lambs, $9.509.00; ewes. S4.004.33. Portland A Ssai way, Oregon Electric railway and Queue railway end was issued today by B. W. I aslant general freight aecat: Astoria. Growers throne-hoot Clatsco and Columbia esstnUas hail with great pleasure the clear, warm days obtaining the past week. C oz all kinds were in need of v weather, and it ream at a ceost opportune time. insuring abundant fruit and gram nai Interested perries estimate the cranberry crop as coBSBderabry above normal per acre with an increased arrases in bearine. B scant rams sQ over this territory have greatly benefited the pasturage, and dairymen are reporting I stacks of be and aflaaa. Deer Island. Wnile nothing Is suffering. growers in this vicinity would welcome sun shine sad warmer weather. All grain crops lock very promising but ere rather behind m season. The first hay crop has been harvested and proved a bumper with quality exceptional. Some report of damage caused by rain is noted. but the extent ss small. All berry c tinue tn ftae condition, and yields am very heavy with quality the best. Meadows and pas turage were never better. Cora fie Ida, while showing good color and strong stands, need warm sunshine to mature property. The general aver age ss considerably better than normal. Vancouver: Continued progress is Indicated in agricultural report received from Clarke county. Weather ' conditions have been excel lent for ell growths and better than average yields tier acre, with greater acreage under culu ration promise prosperity for this section, the only fly in the ointment being the prune crop, which giuBsis r spurt should return on the beau of 60 per cent normal. Farmers are realizing the futility of having all their eggs in one basket and this veer are turning to other crops than prunes. Sua hum ilea were specialised snd with abundant yield and fins quality obtaining proved tne experrnent profitable to the grower. Increased acreage is promised for next year Potato growers, who organised this spring, fixed on certain varieties for Diamine and a survey of the fields would indicate the wisdom of their chore. Hay crops are very fine and pasturage all that could be desired. Waahougal Considerable damage caused by high water in the Columbia river was dose to lowland farms In this rkanity, and the lose to the farmer is considerable. All 1"g'' crops are reported as ioo kins the beet in rears and abua dent harvests predicted. Weather conditions have been ideal the last 10 days, snd grain snd hay fields are practically out of danger. Prunes have been hard hit here and growers report that this year's yield win Bet exceed one third normal White Salmon All grain crops grown ia this locality are reported in fin, condition. A rain would be of benefit, but no damage is noted yet. Every indication seems to point U the largest apple crop in years, growers estimating the yield as double the quantity realised last year. G era are thinning apples ea the trees. A number of ears of strawberries were shipped from this city end good returns to growers were mat t looding of the lowlands by the river created a small cherry crop, which has already been mar keted. Generally better than average yield is expected by the grower. W scant Rami of Beef It Goldendale Weather conditions seem to be working in harmony with the farmers. Grain is NORTHWEST ORACH RECEIPTS by Portland MereuaaU Exchange) Portland. Wed . 58 10 to date 817 Tear g'j 80i Yeasaa. to date . .144 Year ago 51 Seattle. Wed 10 Year agw to data. . mm Year eg 41 Wheat- Bariey. Flour Oats. Ray. IS 1 4 1 60 37 28 88 ' " 83 10 2 T T It 26 S3 28 t 8 22 "s SO A summary of weather in Oregon for the week sarrsne July 12. ee eosa pued by award L. wesss, seeiaoroiosps laws: "Warm weather nrowaiasd meet of the rhe maximum n irsinrs exi ssdlai 100 dee roes in some eastern localities, and reaching 90 de grees er higher eenetelW except near the coast. There was little cIowOibsws ana no raintaii was reported. Drying wtrlds prevailed over most of the subs. Streams fell rapidly, but there is still plenty of water for irrigation. Hervest of winter wheat, rye and bariey It to some i seams, ana wui se tn full praciem within the next week in the priaajiisl wheat growing Bounties. The weather has been Uvorable for harvest, and has rapid ripening of gram. Seme oats Save harvested in southern counties. Barty a ripening. Lets spring wheat and oats Bead rain. The frosts of the preceding iniwrwd rva in some at the elevated central ties. Corn ts growing well, but the sate plant ings need rats m tne BBrrrtsasr prune 'Cherries, laauaberrtm and tinue abundant. Cherries in Lane county are still suffering from black rot Apples snd pears am growing rapidly Wild evergreen blackberries are setting well. Ideal haying weather rrevslled. ia in progress in ell pans at The first cutting of alfalfa is ia progress asatral uuuaiasi toe as I Ban eutuxsg w naai somoUtion in the scutum counties, while the aeethassUiB oeamtsai clover and vetch are of toe sees erup at i or nar is drying lover has been delayed vesting the first eai rapidly, but ia generally elaved bv the tting. Kange teed ample. Bad stack ia WEDUS80SY LIVUTOeS MRKETI ffMeswl 8it"oo 91 t "iItS Oaaaei 10 e Olwkayaa 10 0 111 1 1 a Cuts T0 sua turn fS - T.TB 10. IS llHH T.TS 8.00 COLD STORAGE FOR FRUITS ASSURED WHEN NECESSARY 3M ' RiTftsa. POBTLAJin LIVESTOCK RtTM re. Cattle Calves. Shoos. SS S T 4l5T m .... 4 4 as ago 29 81 ... 1621 aaa. . . . tee f veer Year ap S96 S 1 204S n ago 172 SS ... 1S4S rs ago..... lee is 19 aaa 4 yean ago. . SS SS I 70S sues rrmnsmee tower uphsU 28 3 S 18 31 13 North Portland aeKkwaraa tka. bat SI over the prices evssUd Twos Tha saarket wa advanced aa the anve-m stocc. bo earketo besoc mane tor prune Mgbt boas is very Prima Rent Smooth heavy, 230-300 SkS Smooth heavy. 800 Ska, wa Fat . a . ewkam at the sagf5"af iwmdwed. Swe ll 1.500 13 OO 10.00011 00 i.. 11.300 13.00 10 00010.30 8.00 0 AM AarsrtlwkHna; aa Bucrasaajj In Use atslp rrseot of fruit by ertearner Unaa, P. C. Knapp of the dock cvxtunlsssiott. at the ltsnebacas bald at tarmtSaJ 4 TueawU noon, asaarod tha vtstitors of tRa West ern Fruit Market crmfarenoe that cold atoraaa facHiUeo vrould be IrsaeuIVad at the municipal tannlnals when the trade warren ted About SS visitors and rue-e-la were preaent at the luncheon and afterwards inspected the terminal. O. B. Hecardt. also or tne dock, commission, iota , use I Astaeu, Jvaty 1 3 nsfh visitor of the advantsaes of the port. I rUamer Bess OMy. liar Baa He pointed out that the two ports io 30 p a stesasrr Alaska 16a--ta,aiuorof tC jll I 1 1 I " " '" 1 SO mSm mAmSL1 fwBBery. "r" mm , nerlisi, Yeawasama fee nail . 463 asawa has Svauk tetVBBBBBw tar awawSh, 340 SaawS rvwal at Aatarsa at 8 p. av. Pert af's a! get lee Sea Padre. 168 seism .Wes CeeaVs, Sea Ssajtayji tar Pearl aUrbor. SSOaatbss tymm SaaJs rasas, Jwj 11. S a m sailaa - h-."-r'- T'n 'r 7 r . awMwdBys. YeacAama tor Seattle. 738 rnUee forms leattU. Jab 11. S p. SB. SA. Bwrsa-lu r assess far Saastm. SS6 Bwpara. Tats for KitlaasL off "Vest Poaat. AT WOSXM PORTS AatorwJjis LA Ssibjd at wl im Baa tvesrian and way Bwats; srvtved at S aad left a at 10 a. m.. SUemar from tiillli at at S .S0 Doughboy W&o Saved 'Lotrt Battaslion' Diess Victim of Poverty 6 tags Cattle Shwwlnairv The cattle market wee mwat sally saeady. Oaty SO Bead arrived ewer night sad Bales wage not S 6 38 9 T.TS S.OO0 6.74 s net i.w General eattle merbsl range Choioe steers , .TT, atwasam steers heifers I 10 B00 cows sad heifers 4 7S0 S.60 cows aad bssfesB 8.75 0 4 78 ad heifers 2.78 0 8.73 Pair to to fair Choioe oowe sad heifers Medium to coed cows aad heifers Fair to asedrum Csnners Bulls Choice feeders Pare to good feeders Coins dairy cervea Prime ttsht dairy calves . Medium light dairy calves calves 1.731 S.23I 4.01 3.73 27 3 4 SB S.S6 mm 4 30 0 8.00 Tub saarket was Hoes SS.SO Denver. Colo.. July 13. (U. P.)- Receipts, 1600; market steady. Steers. 86.25 0 7.75: cows and heifers. 33.0006.75; calves, 37.00 9 9 T3. Hoes Receipts. 600: market steady. Top, 80.60; bulk. 89.00 9 0 50. Sheep -Receipts, 5000; market 35e lower Spring lambs. 89 50 9 10.25; awes. 33 50 9 Liu; wetnera, so-oocya.za. Seattle Livestock Report Seattle, July IS. (L N. S.) Hoes None 'Cattle Receipts, 120; market strong. Prime steers. 87.25 9 7.75; common to good, 34.50 9 5.60; medium to choice, 85.50 9 6.58; best cows and heifers, 33.30 9 6.00; common to good, 83.00 9 4.00; medium to choice, 34.25 & 5.25; prime light calves, 36-00 0 7.00; heavy calves. 84.00 0 5.00; bulla, 83.50 0 4.00. Sheep Receipts. 731; market strong. Year lings, 83.00 0 5.30; wethers. 33.5004.50: ewes, $1.5093.00; prime lights. 87.00 0 8.00; cull lambs, 38.50 9 6.00. reported as being well headed, with strong stools. snd is turning color rapidly. Caleas undesirable weather appears, the harvest should be as early or even earlier, than last year, in spite of the late spring. Both rpring snd fall grains are in spies did condition snd fsrmers in general are reporting situation as isvoraDie lor a Dumper Harvest Truck gardens are also in fine condition. Kahlotus Recent rams and cool weather have materially improved crop conditions in territory adjacent to this station. All grain fields show splendid 'stands and good color. Growers art getting machinery ready for aa early harvest. The general average of reports reoeived from all sources indicste better than normal yields will ootain. Wash turns Farms generally report the 1S31 grain crop in this locality out of danger and it appears a certainty that oae of the largest crops on record wui be harvested, an average in ex rem of 20 bushels per sera confidently predicted Harvesting of fall sown trsin ia in progress in -ome sections, but no figures ere obtainable as to net returns Weather bee been ideal for all zrowths and a strong current of optimism is evident. Beage -Cool weather and slight rains hi evi tace during the two weeks' period Just post hss ten a boon to the farmers surrounding this city. Earhr ooutoes am aeaorallr mature plantings are doing well, but would be helped by rein. Hops are meting gooa grovna. vegetables are plentiful. 87.80: Willamette valley brsads, 33.20; local straight. 88.10: bakers' hard wheat, 87. 3; bak era' hraestem. 86 75: bakers' valley. 88.00 ham. 86.00; whole wheat. SS.ZO; St on Una serin? wheat. Detent. 37. 20 9 7.23 per barrel prices for dlr delivery. 15c extra; suburban. 20c extra. HAT Bering price for old crop: Willamette timothy, fancy, 332.00 0 24.00 per toe era Oregon timothy. 828.00 per tea; 312.00; straw. 314.00; alfalfa, sew crop. 818.00 0 16.30 per tea. GRAIN HACKS Nominal Ha 1 CnMttS. 7 He: domestic. 6c m ear lets; lest amounts higher. M1I-LSTUFTS Mill run at auli. sac en. ton lots. 330.00; carloads. 827.00. OATS Per ton, baying pries: lud. 838.00 0 30. 0O. BARLXY Buying pries: reed. 332.00 9 22.80: brewing. 32 4.56 SKED Baying price, nominal. reiUJSTTjrrS rO. B. mills: Rolled bar ley, 46.00 0 88.00 ; whole bariey. 883 00; al falfa meal. 836.00; cores nut meals. 832 00; cracked eon. 341.00; whole eons, 339.00 per tea: whole oats. 885.00; rolled eats, 338.00, chicken wheat. 881.00; scratch feed. 352.00 per ton. tarn Iambs 8 7 00 f 7 73 sabs ., 6.80 0 7.00 lambs 8.80 0 6 80 4.60 0 3. SO seen oa the cserket fee several came fca over night. Beet valley lambs ratr te Spoa Call lambs 1-ieht yaartk Heavy yes rh ngs . , , light wethers ..... Heavy wethers Ees , 8TXBRS No. Av. Pan. Price. 1 No claiming; to be the larcest In the United States New Orleans and Philadelphia- were both sa far from tha aaa as Portland. The sailing of the Charles H Cramp, a latitat! a tor strip of the Atlantic Gulf A Pacific line, and the announce ment of the Royal Mall steamship Mo Uare, Indicate exporters plan to make this port a depot for fruit. The Mo Mere has car ct gpaoe allotted to Port land for 56,000 boxes of apples, of which half has been rased already. This ship clears far RXiropesn ports under the Orwgroo-Pacific company. The Cramp has tefrtgemtor space for 3000 tons. "As ooon as It la conclusively shown that cold etoraie ts need ad. tha dock commission stands ready to provtda It" Knapp stated tn his talk te the fruit men. Heretofore apples frotn the Northwest have been shipped overland to Atlantic porta for transshipment to European ports. With several lines eallinc here rerularly the neceenritv for that Is dorse away with. Fruit may be shipped both to the Boat Coast and to Europe by water direct. bile, far fweehtad; steamer Weal PottJand. Or : ruse, from . Pwtrk ilsekea, fee Sew Turk, eta Sea Padre, Jaty 11. Arrived. T. DesVi. from PorUaad. arrived, laleta. from Pvartaad. Me., tor arrived at 8 a m , staeaaet K T. K s a sa fer Part- ea awsrsawswoun t iu, issbbi swawge- a - . York: asSksi at 2 p York : sailed at S p. m. far Ceiumbss river. Teoama. Jab 12- far Yabaxame. via P Corass, from Now York. July jt. play of cms asm, the of a ywsaBxr mas lytna; on a city rrsrjnoe. vetth a tac 'JeAra Massson." and tvre cmrjsa ef death. maa saved today from beta? buried in the Potters' nid. Irsstsad. pivparatlraras were sat wa w toy iiuu w rwara iss uva rsatsuawaB tanrtery at ArRatott, Daatrtct of rnbsa. with calUtavry bunais. Dtslrtulahed weauearaas wtll be sterkee aiU be made and Hss ur3R alow napsr as war veterana. aad d news led, lower a rreiirssss'S into Use crave. John Munaon. U years old. boatman," r in Belkevue heaaMMI 86 of the white sleacrue. is none other tJBDr at 1 Vw men wtie. mmvmJt th "InoS haltalteaW . i i . t stssre of tha arand shiiasi. be had to araa hlmavatf ts T. Dodd. 12 San TlllCSIII. web 13. Arrived OWum. rrt Aaaslai. 1 1 51 a. av. : RoBorohl. Sea so. i a m ; a sua. vvetoria, is ia a as- tmttrittmZTb a11-2 ta-rn,' Port lead, 2 16 n. m ; dsetreyer Tarkoewavwh. 3 1 6 a as ; MaasxaaaB Mara. Puset Soaad. p. m. ; isie. um ins, a te a aa ; trial trap, easy a as. 8:38 a sc.; Steel Inv after one vrho was there, h Third battalion of the 30Tth ty eevoath dlvlosna. had read of oca ia twins; ax the snora-aa Munaon was the one runner who got to headquarters, after all others who had triad it had been kiflsd 0 ounded. He ts one of the four woaskboya who got the Medal AfUitalra. FXsrsjottaei tn uze be was noakorea is 4 0J Sea Ptaswksji , Jub 13 11 X T a. SB. 13. fL R. Li , i ae a. aa. : r lor. Liverpool, 8:10 g. I Arrived 6 S3 B av; YOrTRFPL RIYER P1RATRS" FALL IB TO HAS OS OF POLICR T-"r CampaigritBg againet river "Baratee," I sksgway. Jsiy Iks Jurlxw sstesl host mauls four ar-1 aeifae rests Tuesday afternoon, and tn each DAIRY COAST P.) nulls 58 c; PRODUCE OF THE San Francisco Market San Francisco, Cel., July 13. (TJ. Butter Extras. 41 He; prima firsts. 37c onds, 27 He. Use Extras. 41 He: extra firsts. 39c ; extra llets. 20 He; dimes, 35c; undersized pullets. c: undersized o, 2, 17 He. Cheese California flats, fancy. 22c: firsts. IBs. Lee An isles Market Lea Angelas. July 18. (L M. S.) Butter 4Ae. Eggs Extras 35c; case count 33c: pullets. 28c. Poultry Hens, 13 9 33c; broilers. SOe; fry en, 35c. Seattle Msiksi Seattle. July 13. (L K. S.) Fees Select rsi.ch 35c; pullets 29c. Batter City creamery, 37c ; bricks, 38c Cheese Oregon triplets, 20c; Young Ameri cas. 25c FOTAEOES ALONG THE COAST Seattle. July IS. (C. P.) Potatoes Cold storage Yakima Cems, 880.00 0 32.00; locals. 320.00 0 25.00; new California Garnets, 3c; aew whites. Its per Ih. Sea Francisco Saarket San Francisco. July IS. (V. P.) PoUtoes: New crop, new Garnets, 81.38 01.60; new whites. 31-30 0 2.00. Old crop nominal. Onions New red. 78 0 88c: green. 31 75 0 3.0D. Lea Armeies Market Los Angeles. July 13. 1 1. N. S) PoUtoes mostly 50 60 ; poorer, 40c , per lug : No. 1 sacked, mostly $1.26 01.40; poorer, 8100. HOTEL HOYT Snele Boerrs . a veta reei ELSS.tT R XtBBeaaeUs-DalBth Flax Duluth. July 18. L K. R) Flax July. 81.98: September, 31.06; October. 3196; track snd arrive, 31.93. Minneapolis, July 13. (L N. 8.) Flax July. 31-90; September, 81.04; October. 3106: track and arrire. 31. 91 01.92. NITS Walnuts, 38 0 82e BV ; almonds. 38 0 3tt; filbert, 21c ia sack lota; peanuts, 8 013e; pecans. 23c; Bra ail. 20c Hope, Palirts. Oils ROPE Sisal, dark, 12c; white. 14e per lb ; stondard ManiU. 16 He LINSEED OIL Raw. bMa. 81.02; kettle boiled, bbls. 3104: raw. eases. 81. IT; boiled, cases. 81.19 per gallon. COAL OIL Pearl er water white, ia drums or iron barrels. 17 He gal : cases, SOe per gal GASOLINE Iron barrets, 23c; cases. 40 He per gallon. Kt'KI. OIL Basis, 83.10 bbU WHITE LEAD Too lota. 13 Re; 800 Sm.. 18c lb. TURPENTINE Teaks. 02c gallon. Stocks, 316-317 Cotton, Grain. Etc. of Trade Buildinf Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES Members Ckle ee , Board of CerrespoBdenU m Loaas A Bryaa Sew in r ii i STORAGE EGGS WANTED AT K1D AST Q'l'ANTITY SFOT C SM FAID Call, Wire or Write The Savinar Co., Inc. 100 FROXT ST. FORTLA.XD, OREGON New York I oultrj Market New York, July IS. (L N. A) Batter Conttnaes to advance Creamery extras (salted and ansa 1 tad) , 39H 0 42e; creamery firsts (salted and unaalted). 37 40 He; creamery, higher than extras (salted and unsslted). 40 H 04Se: sUU dairy tuba, 32 39 He; ladles iresn iirsss, as at sic. Cheese Stronger Whose auft uvlSTie; whole whale milk, lower grades. 14 H 017c: Wiscon an. whole milk fancy Young Americas, 19c. Eggs Quiet; irregular. Nearby whiu. fancy. 40 0 60c; nearby brown, fancy. 40 0 42c. extra, aowBvc; mse, esaysac Milk The wholesale pries of milk ia 82.20 per 100 pounds of S par coat milk, within 200 310 mile tunes ; aperfato. 18 H aim fancy. If H 017 He; Money and Exehsar Mew Tort. July IS, U. N. 8.) Call en the floor of the Xew York stock a today ruled at S per Beat: high, low. C per cent. Time money was steady Rates were 6 0 6 H Tha market for Call Burring exchange was itiadj Bankers BUB) at 68.04 H for today wee 4 per with Kew York t-alrx Fvosae New York. July 18. (I. If. S) Live pool try IrrecuUr. Orwkraw. 2B0SSe; turkey- sse; aaeaa, zaataac; sewst, 3sSle 16e; aeoae. IS ay 1 Be. S been Grain crops were beginning to show the effects oi not dry weatner. But tne return el favorable climatic conditions eliminated 'any danger of dam age, and farmers now export to harvest one ef the largest crops in their history. Haying is in progress snd the returns now obUinsble presage a splendid average yield per acre. Raage con ditions ere of the beet and all livestock show the result of staple green pasturage. In general, conditions may be termed considerably better than normal. MeCeJl Heavy rains the peat week removed any doubt as to the 1921 harvest in this lo cality and glowers confidently expect the lsrgsst yield of recent years, estimating the average sere returns at 20 to 23 bushels in both spring snd fsll sown fields. No damage by storms it noted snd fell concerned are rubUant over the prospects. Haying has commenced and large crops of wad bay are reported. Both range and cultivated fields now hare sufficient moisture to carry tnrougn. Teas oat Pares era fca this territory report hat dust storms, current tha pest two wssks, have damaged to a considerable extent spring grain. A soaking rain, general over this section, ar riving the last day ia June materially relieved the situation aad a mom optimists; outlook now Is prevalent. Some grain fields were badly burned. Winter wheat does not appear to have been damaged and average yields of 23 bushels per sera is predicted. Haying ia about over with, a good crop reported generally. Har vesting should be in fua swing by the Brat of aext week. Livestock Is reported ia splendid condition, with range stlU green and heavy. Spokane A soaking rain totaling np to one half aa inch fell June 30 and July 1. esse ring practically all this territory, and hss been of inestimable benefit to all kinds of growth, in particular spring sown grains. A bumper bar vest to now virtually s -sored to the grower. One of the Urgent tree fruit crocs on record la now expected. Apples eanwrially ere promising the yield tn yr.rs. Conditions cenersllr throuch out this whole section are of the beet, and both rrcwers ana producers predict stronger snd bet ter business prospecU win follow the assurance oi ample lis rv seta. Comas Prairie Lewiatoa and adjacent terrl tory was hard hit by severe storms the last of Jane and reports of this section show some orchards a total leas. All fruit is badly pitted by nan stones ana growers are cutting fruit fro trees to save spraying expense. Before stricken sr. orchardiats were reporting that one of the largest crops on record would be harvested. Grangeville Hot weather and good eoil coo oixsoua nave proouora crape, wntcn in tne eyes of growers, have never looked better, all ever the prairie. Beth winter and spring wheat is in splendid shape Harvesting -hew. Id beats short ly snd s bumpr crop is freely prdicted. Haying now general au over tnis locality General average Is con -We red as above normal. Metolhts Almost perfect weather conditions were reported in this territory of Central Oregon for the two weeks just past. Two light rains oave tajen snd termers are now assured of of the largest crops oa record. Harvesting praxmrauona are now general and snoaid begin next week, ending a most successful Jeer for (.antral Oregon growers. Culver' Condition of crowing grains con tin ues most Uvorsbie. Eariy spring sown grain ts neamng out wen and a large crop is ex pected. A rain would materially ml it seme tote sown grain which shows every evidence of good yield but ia backward in seasonal ahewtna Bye fields in some localities are being cut for hay ana are returning aplenosa ytetds. A record breaking seamen can be expected from all the territory served By the Oregon Trunk. Oralis Electric Railway Garden Home Continued progress Is reported oy au growers tn uus section. Ha vine as wel under way aad crop will be safely under cover next weak. Pine crops are reported. AB grain crops are well headed aad are turning color and win oe ready tor cutting soon. Let potatoes err looting setter than at the make time a year ago although the acreage is smaller. ATI berry crops are splendid, with heavy yield. Marketing eonda&ooe, however, are not aa favorable as de sired. T.gsrd Farmers in the territory adiaeent tn this station are reporting exceptionally ftae crop prospects tor au sines oc grain ana mut Some slight ilk mage to hay ts reported, due to rams, out una damage at onset by the benefl accruing to grain and berry ftelda. Better than an average crop at now mracated. Woodman Canneries snd fruit jasae plants are meaty eaeueaa m naannne true season kanee era. AB assail fruits are runuina cos sidetahly in excess at Bill ins 1 Cherries are re ported ae being below normal ts yield, .with no market ebtarsarag for loose that are offered Prunes and wajnaU are bkewme stent crops, due to damage is early spring, an gman sad Bay crops, however, ace in spsradad condition, ami barring the aaforsseB. should return bettor than average yseax. uaioaus at cenoral are very good, with quality uniiarassBsc. Hop yards inrtteeU a acery vasal ana wi should return a profit to growers. A heavy nay crop is now auszy unuer cover. West Wood burn Optimistic reports still tinue from tale vicinity. AR (rata fields are looking very good, berry yie'd heavy sad tra traits sveiace- rota toes now presage e crop ct vpienciKi quality Waconda Rape tn this neighborhood are uorted a rsmaisw oaths ba vkeM seat of food auolity. Vary Bust Bee ks srt dBase. Clover owe tor see, from Btiiaiae Indii atfcina. return aa aiee Beat esvav Hay ef all wry heavy aad to Beauty all Merchants' exchange bids: 1 U I.' , T Hard white . . . , Soft white WhiU club Hard winter , Northern spring itea alia . . , Spring Wheat Crop In U nion County Is Luined by Maggots La Uraade. July IS. Tha wheat yield of 'nion county to exported te be 860.000 basbeto this year, afUr making allowances for itoceece by the wheat stem tascrre which Is causing many farmers to plow their spring cram aadsr. The approximate acreage ha winter wheat to 26.000 and 80.000 in am In soring wheat. The winter wheat, which was act effected by the macsot. is expected to average 38 basbeto per acre. The best fields are expected to yield 50 ousneis per acre, sltoougn some has been ea '..mated ss high as 66 taahiki, The total ae tlmated whiter wheat yield to planed at 583.000 buhel. The spring crop Is practically eat la half by the ravages ef the macsot- Normally the rpring yield would be wear 750.000 bushels. The crap to estimated at 375.000 bushels this year. It is expected that for several yean at least Boch grvaUr quantity of winter wheat will be planted aa iBUmnlogisU who have made la- reiMga tinea here expect rvearronce ef the trouble with the massou far several rears. Clean culti vation of the summer fallow la also essential ae wherever volunteer wheat has made its appear ance s bare spot to found la the vwBatty ef each sUU of vorsnUer. Pk rate rs have been advised to plant rye and eau for spring grain in place ef are not effected by the ir. 2 white fe OATS July 01 16 1.16 1.13V LIT 1.12 LIS 27.00 August 1.18 1.14 1.18 1.10 1.10 1.08 33.00 New Tork-I cad on Silver New York July 18. (1. 5f . Bl Comn eisl bar silver; Domestic, enrbsnsert today at 9 He; loreacn. ltt niener at so vte. London. July 18 (L N. S ) Bar silver ad higher at 37 d. Cklearo Cash Grain Chicago. July 13. (C. P.) Cash wheat No. 1 red. 81.38 H: No. 3 red. 81.33 St 129: No. 3 red. 81.28 H as 1.27 ; No. 3 bard. 81 26.0 1.20 H: No. 3 spring. SLOSH- San FrancTsco Sartor Market San Krsnciaro. Jaty IS. (D. P.) Barter Spot feed, per cental. 81-1001.13; shippavg 81 20 0J 1.83. pointing te aa early Av. The. i . . . . loss s s.oa I i ooo s s 1 1010 5 30 1 jt 1280 S S 910 8 00 f IS HIT S rows 30 OSS S 8.15 I 1 110 t I 14 ' 48. , is!! 10! is. ss! So. OSS I 8.15 I 1.. . 840 S.OO I 1. CALVES . ISO 810.S0 I BULLA .1510 8 S.OO 1. STAGS .1000 8 4.00. 1 . Rbos . ITT 311 73 14. . 200 1 3 00 S. . 188 12.00 1. . 261 11.26 S. 4 60 0 836 4.009 aa 4.00 0 4 80 T-VVW w ow I Arr.nH.. tmAmr th 1.00 s-Mi1-" " 1 wa w -f agra 01 is. Glenn Dale. 11. 830 East Thirty-third street; Ram Spaaiart, 15, 804 East Twentr-nlnUi street, aad Free Jenkins, 15. 640 Clinton street, were arras ted for steal Ins; a coil from a machine owned by O. W. Smith of the HolRate moor in".. It waa found that Jenklna had a set of keys of all aorta In hla poeeeawien. Arthur Cervsya;. 14. ST1 North Twenty second street, waa arrested for ataaltna a rowboat belonainr te Jacob Sterkel, 149 Larrsbee street. Orese was picked Bcbksy from Baa Dwaps. Sailed 0amkvMeaSa4 am, iv.au p. aa. : wbsswows rvwm ss. v . werva, 1 w. 13 (L R. R) SsSil Price. OO so 33 Ldmarsl Wsbbbb. south. 7:80 a m 13. Sailed Cltv ef Seat "aailed ktaku f Y 880 8 8.00 710 8.78 IS Arrived SS. Metal 8 8 80 .1360 S 4.00 88 S 7 50 48 5 00 140 8.60 70 S.80 110 S.OO Si ill Tl TOO 100. 14. 28 S. T. S. 0. 381. 8. IS. 182 8 U 7S up In the river while using the boat SIO 13 00 13 TERCOASYAL SHIPS RCST; ORIENTAL LIRE RS TO SAIL ISO 154 13.00 13.00 n 1. , 1. , 14. 1. 29. 338. 86. 14. 117. 3. IS. 4. 160 3 3-00 160 2.00 YEARURGS 133 S 4.00 I 4. 103 6.00 T W"oowb' .lbs. Price. I No. Ave. . S40 S 2.00 1 .116 S.OO I HOGS 150 312.00 I I 30S 12.00 I I 130 71 3 8 75 T.eo 0.60 S3 5.60 SS 6.80 63 6.00 87 Tl 170 S 3 00 14S 300 Ave. Taking; on a general cargo the Nawsoo steamer Yalaa U scheduled to sail for Pufet Sound during the day. She will load there for the Ernst coast. Tha C. C few I Morse, now Taklna 2.000,000 feet of lum 7.50 ber at Oraya Harbor, will arrive Jnly IS. She will take 600 tons of wool aad gen eral cargo and will sail Jnly 17. Both ships are oil the Intercoastal ran. 10T 8 4.30 1 Moving up from Terminal 4 tha Ad miral liner ABereoa is tatting on v. neat at Columbia dock. She will dear for the Oriental nan with 6000 tons of wheat, lumber and general July 18. 1 4:80 a I so retersbuec. July tie. north. 10 80 a Aweulaad. July 13. tag vai. kobe Seattle. To! tee Seattle. Norfolk. Jaky Crtstobal. Jub- 13 Boston. Arrived. Jwky T LivemooL Baa Pedro. July 1 Dswer for Beams: leililka CHy for Portland: SB. Ohjoaa for Seattle, arrived. Joly 11 t ape Henry from Hiitmsiin. Victoria. July 12. , porter from Sydney, 8 a m.. for drydoek. Vancouver. July 13. Arrived WUlian Warden from Tuxoam. Aaacortee. July 13. Sailed Admiral Good rich for Seattle. 2 80 p. Taooma. Jucr 13 Vsan for Seattle, bosw. Sailed. J sir 1 Lockeabech for Hew Tor. 11 a. av: for Aatsfaaasta. 11 p. m. : Kffinaham f burs, vis Portlsasl. Sam; Dwpsvs tor Vel- parato, 6 a St, News of the Port 9Year Old Goes on Trial for Killing Younger Playmate .. e aajwSB. Ohio, jaty IA U. P Wttshb 1 uneaa. 8. est trial in JuvscelH 4BS ahargas of kiUlrag I year 881 R. Levtoo, fought with all rib energy for freedom today. Two other boys, who were said to sea with wiiiie when the Lavlao was killed, ware beat aa wl tmesis. ' are Vlrioent Hall aad Qsarga ssayhAM. both 8 years of age. Henry sad Willie qaartalad. WUho aB aid to have struck Henry with aa Iroa bar. brwakiac his neck. The four bay were at the edge of Blmma pond.lan nlag to go switnmlns. They atripped Henry s clothes from his body, tied a rack to has hands and re Pod hkw Into the water, according to authorltlea. Bend Wool Clips of 39,000 Founds Sold d Bend. July 11 Clips of fins amounting to 27.000 pounds and 13.648) .....si. - warn mr A BbST J"i v A ahtB LJUIIvaAJB IBBLBTVUit,!. uw warn va wvru em va-ae vaawavaw . by Callahan brothers and Con U Uoaatan to Arao Drew, rspreaentiag Famsworth. eveaaoa A Co. of Relators. A wool SAM will be held here Friday. . ItbR. sTricfk. 860 8 3.33 113.00 I S. 13.00 I. 12.00 I I, LAMBS T., ST S 6 7.1 78 T.TS SS 7.60 Tl .100 73 6.73 Swig 00 f 1.30 114 S.OO 120 3.00 YEARLINGS SI S 4.0O I S. ROCRS ISO $ 3.00 I IS. 274. 361 . 118. 11. 4 . io 312 00 336 12 00 130 13.0 ST S 6.00 TB 7.76 68 6.78 T8 6.76 104 S 3.30 11T 2.00 06 3 8.00 Prices Higher on Chicago Gram Mart Chicago. Jub IS. (L SL R) Wheat scored farther sharp gains today. Sentiment was taite boUtob and there waa little dwatieUiiiii to press tee set nag setae. 1 seen sens ana lerstcu eeacn ttoms tssi leaning ts wheat are liiliifij strong. Provissona closed higher. Joly wbaat. 3 V f 4 u c np: September. S R 4 la e higher, sad TUeom- oore. Bdvaaeea s 0 Ike 3 H 6)80 np. ge ie up. yesterday Chicago. Jub IS. (L N 8.) Buying that a aaaiy aatura in wneat near tne close eaeauwaea at the opening today aad e aarher. Jub started Vkc to le an. September Vie te Re higher and Iweember lc U lRe higher. Lacht offsrteea were noticeable fas corn, which started a or ha need to Re higher for Jub. Re to Re higher for SepUmber end Re to Re up for December. Oats opened Re to He higher far Swsv and December, with bouse buying. wore steady to 2 U,e ktra. Rasas ef Chicago prices furnished by the Lnitee new: Jab HO.NOLIU' FLACKS BIO ORpBR FOR OAT ARB WHEAT SLAT Aatoria baa driven a wedge into the hay aad grata supply trade of Honolulu. gwovllng to a mrcocsge reeeivad by tha State Chamber of Cotrnviorce this morn, lac;- The Fort of Aatoria baa seat the chamber the information that It baa re ceived a monthly order for SB tons each of best grades of wheat aad oat hay in 18-foot single com pre seed ha has and also for S7S sacks af bast white oats for Hon olulu. Effort to start hay trade with Honolulu waa made following the hay crop cut in Oregon last year. THREE VITRTJI SHIPS DDE TO ARRIYE Iff REIT TWO EOKTHh Three ships of the Mitsui line are due to arrive la Portland during' the next two months. The Mauds sen Maru. now en route from San Francisco, wtll load wheat and lumber for the Orient. She Is due Friday. The Kiasho Maru has been chartered by a local firm to take 3.000.000 feet of lumber to the Orient and Is date about the middle of August. The Hoyeisao Mara will take 8000 Maa of wheat to Europe for a local firm. July tg China Mara, wheat far Bel spa. S 40 a av Dastiuisrs Brace. Aaron Ward and IsiTle fee 1 Grays Harbor. I a a Eevolt at Sofia, Says Copenhagen London. July 18. (L N. R The Defty Telegraph today printed aa unconfirmed report from Copenhagen that a peasaat revolution had broken out tn Bulgaria and that there is fierce fighting la tha streets of Sofia, tha capital. High YV 0:00 a. m. 8:38 a St- .6 0 St, .8.8 ft. Low Water SAB a. rs. . .8.6 ft, 3.4T 9 ... 3 6 ft e e e 1 Jaly Ins color the late spring. Orville Rain to desired aew by hopc-rowere in Lb la Sanitary who state that baby Boca are beetnnine U suffer somewhat AB other crops would earn be benefited. althougB ao reports as mace have bees rvcelvoa. o ace bob anted an Bona and acaraehr any am sitae been done. Dry weather caa be thanked for that at least. Bowse eaeerles have tx but ie ane.ral the eras is Bat Bains due to the low prices current. All fruit looks well snd if the mar Bet wui steady sows return well to rrowera. Albany No change la good growiac coasa- rjrne to noted bare. AU grain, both fall and spring grown, shew strong stands snd color ef the bast. The harvest now under way to show bag betur than normal yveia, w.tn exceptsavaaav fine duality. Berry yields casta lie very ftae. with coarsen and packers bnaily engaged in pot ting as the crop. Heps are tn the beat Boadble condinoa and only a low peine caa Oaf eat cer tain profitable rotates to Brewers. Corvallto Growers uuatlBMi BrarBas gawd ra rer t from thaa territory Both esBaU aralae and fruit crops, from ptv-wnt indications, should return fair prorus p -larmera. rsernes neve been abundant and ef good ewaBty. aad all paefcen are woiklng overtime to teas cam ef the sarce yiets. nay is aaowi au in ana toe condition to show the average, with tarna. Prunes oromiee see at 60 m normal: apptos. peers waB shove, with wiwviut aawrrVr asy cmVa1 araUy crop tadiretioaa prewaae aa a Bkiasas Hst" e to nesu the yield wui be heavy and ef finest auattty ley to betas cut now quality weB ebc Jub Sept. July Sept. JeJr Sept, Jab WHEAT Oris High. Lew. Close. 137 Vk ISO 134R 138 133 130 R 134 R 138 R COBS S3 SS 84 S 63 68 64 R 63 R BAR OATS 37 V SB ST R SSR 39 V 41 R St 44) R PORE 1S4S 1860 Iavftn 16ST 1040 1088 1040 1048 1060 1043 1O60 RIBS 1STT 1SB3 10TT 1083 1003 1100 1003 1003 end and the tane. "5ra Braes' watt! "hm 'to kwlwward seed will teowjive some hot weathee if Cswasal crop la to be expected. Xe aaBwaaa to hay from msas Is njimtad, atraabaiitos letai aad aa ex nap SkwBBaaT torse yield thaa vest aad all other Bar rase leimba the sassa. Caw lira ere ast ia the WMirket bwt ptiee toworrytog tha grower. prkus1 etRrresL The fA 'VL'inrni1. 'aeavy sad of naw quaBty AB etaer fvoSto are Bow ( fsataaf rBasBBwaawBawawal BatM WV8jbBw8bwB ftaa JraTwetaV PtP- tataae aad other usilatjlii took saaas. with an ii aliettosi of a heavy crop. Crahas of all ktosSa are tnrnlnc an3" sear heavily. Ia general R easy be said that tats year wrO be one of the CHERRY GROWERS KKAMEE 161.633 CUrkvtoB. Wash, uty 13. The cherry crop tarn year notice uarsnma SSS.doo IVU-four ears this mint U June. Three dollars will be spent ta road twee a Peases ery and Clerkatoa, moat ef will be ia Chlcaso Dairy Fred see Chieaao. July IS. (I. X. 8.1 Bn ota. BOSS tuba. Creamery-, extra. 33 S - . rtrsta. S46SSHc: packing stook. 18 4 70c. Era lew ISO. S35 eases. Oar-sat re ceipts. STOSiRe: eerhwary nrsts. 36 37c; firsts. 38 6) 30e; extra, SI Re; checks, SWft 21e. dirties. JSSJZSe -Ts 1 he see Twins, new. ISarietoe: Dasvsss. ISO IS Re: Toung A we rises, IT R OlSe; long boms. JTR OlSe. brwA. ISO IS kke. Uva PeuHxy Tutkeya. SOe, eJaTekeea. 36c; sxiHace. 30 0 88c; mewUis. lSe, sveae. ISO 1 he dueBa, Z4c. evnT' Tt"; S0Oper 4.36; Caecckw 83. 73 44 00. early. 33 OOO 3. IS per cwt. 18 oars. Virgmw Kast- Vbl. ; Xorfaik, 84.00 O for of a hears rnmine maUT bear BwavQv ba seat that thto year wnl years at tan sasiwj or use the grower aad We men have to be hod, otherwise oar wives could got no credit for Dried Fruit aad Beaas New York Market ousel aaa choice. 84 Dried fvatta Market fa 60s, SR OlSHe: iwwaai. 60s te lOBe. ecj tames to ex mary. is m lie 1 k sir 1 ti fancy. 17 32c. Julr 13. (L R. SI Beaas Marrew chovee, 66 0O6 25 .SO ; red Meaay eaoSre. fll.73 SRr; Hew lvs. .vtal Rarket Sew York. July 18. (L R. R) Lead ayskei. Spot. Jaty aad Awcest, 84.60 4.88 etwsiwtoe hBaweasa. were aa to "1 Oraamt fee Sea Fr wast of HewotalB. Jub 11. WaRwasatoa. Baa rraaeAvro f avlksa from Ban Frsatcssro. Jul Sew Ton Coffee Mew York. Jaly IS. 1 C. aa we a - as ss sects ee. Coffee Kb. T Ebb cpot. SRe SROSRc n hit x i tvd mm a tw Rrr si . . l-TtaiBHaFa 1 Is! !! f rt BS 3.S el i Pvaatilla ...I 25 114 0 -0 3,0 00' 03 I 61 1 excess a tnan. .1 20 3.0 0IO . SO 64 4B1 eL ?? tt:aL, ott-SSa j..4 " : , ,aj isaiv ss sstoaod s us i wirwi . . . i ; i w . vjv "I . t i ewawaw, i ajaaws I Jan RIYER FORECASTS I jVs. The WtUsmene Hver at Pertawd I setkBsss to Uareh Ball dams the aext tew aays. April . . . . TO arrive at vasejawl June . . . . Cfcy"o'f,,BeBs Bmttls Jaty IS Aug. .... Alaaka Baa Fran Jab 14 Sept. .... Cetreareott Seattle Jaly 14 Oct- Senator Sua Prea Jab 14 .Saw Efftnehena SeatUe July 14 Dee. Steel Werker Seattle Jaly IS alandasan Mara Japaa July 18 r. C. Horve (.rays Harbor .. .sury is Wawa Thwart Baa Perdo July 16 I Desen Seattle Jab 16 Bobwi OoesfwUew Swatth Jaiy IS Admiral Kvaaa aaa rran JUiy n . u.i. v.- va, i. is I - t, w v ' ' lafc, oa i r-m-barTcit,: V.'. .muA.. 77.'. J-b 30 Robin Adair ew Torh. Jajy TO PawtK Toko ha aaa Jaty xw - T.I. SS 1 wmwm ........... uiiiih ....... . - . - - , Bavfaka Vara janaa Jab 34 I Meat lstou Port Wad, Me. ..Jub 34 I West" Rstaa..: .'.Aatwerp PeR RS) tmrbtay Saa fTaa Jab 38 Katrtaa T-qikssBi . . tew Tart Jaw TO I u Stsel Ssssvt ew Twrk Jaly Sol" West NivarU maa Jab STl n..rr' ',.. " ' ' 1-S. SO 1 Kloderstlik sUttorslam Jab SO Roabo Mara Japan Aug II A ayo Maru. R Aamvics Ass 61" TatoaadeH Saa Fran Aaa 6 H. R Grave Pew, York Aaa SI Cosset Orient Aug ! I -S.y. U.rr, ' lu 1 I bevatorr Sew York. Ana 26 I zTZTin aan taW' zsi-vz. - r-wr"-wA. 10": T' mJ namriillss8 " ptT':l1Tr 1M "" m"m7' Y avails ''por Data. r " T I 1 I 1 iBBarSBwfcwl In a X St I Kennecott Sew York Jety 16 1 "t Abeveos Olftat Jaty 16 1 f Tort. t. i . atone .-sew xaeu Jniy i i lewauv.:.::::::::2. mm,& l a ilfl.lil SWMa Jah 1 a t. s. moeae ....... . .sew s arm ewxy ir AOawrat Sewewe . .... .Ban Prea . .... . Jnry tS Alaaka Saa Pras Jab IT Kfnngbam Europe Jsry 17 sat aaa .-versa i aiaa. . . vie io i Market re wast teas. jae I nilSlBBIBS Iwarfc Baettli Job 1S1 Corarte' 7.7.'. 'MsrshflwU' '.'.7. Jub 31 SI I I Saa frees JwAy 81 Saa Praa Jab 33 Broil sat. Hoary Seattle Jaly 3S 20e. svueva tswceiBasi ' jury ze I Vest CbswUl Jaaaa Jab 33 Rayfako Mara R Asnertoa. Jab ST I iwrwkty. saa rata Jub 37 WaatEaUa Seattle Jab 28 1 West XiearU Crovaa Aac. g Aays Maru. Ovtesvt Aac 10 H B Ureve Seattle An. IS B IBdl Si IBS C JSIBB Jk rtSV 1 5a I 1 8swowBaa! I ! .' S," I starwa.' .' .' "Stoat l loaows: " "w. w ty 11. 8 p aa. Psgcal Berth saarAaeo for HsBihsns, 1TBT Pi store hUrtnot Dalpasm toco. Jaly 11. 8 a m. W evasions DnraOlm tor Peet ABea. SO0 atSee Bawbaawt Dihmlsi Assam AJBii ibs" '.'.'".'.'.'.'.'.V.'.mjQattm I rmatsiee. tvi I onsea nss riameeto Lawr I oat aad Jaiv S4 1 1 a a rasBaa from Baa rvewriare uissaa rtr rawBeato Use i BBd Sugar LiW ...th mt Saw fnslin I Wast Cavaar .".. '.".'.'.'. TessswsstllBa. m I P lSoavsr rtSdinetJTraBey xnt " Vk Sfjj!" kUra- heeth Benk Re. 4 Santos itsxaeTl Umtamm it11""' ''" vSffj' i SELI.1S6 OF HEDOES BT SOCTbT CREATES PRESSIRE IR COTTOB Mew York. Job IS. (L r. g.) Sauue of wy ate omttB aesmst yeaaevuay a awoc 1 1 as u re aeasaas ess today and fotlii stoat atieas started nrwasS potaU After She SaHWHsaBTiw DsTtewkav wTawasfM market at the atart ll of at s act aevaaos of 18 to 16 off a few pouts ander rwa Herns The aaarkot wee nrmer eurtnc tne The ckja was steady at a te 80 points. pot cotton waa steeoy toaay. se at S12-TO. rte by Trade baildiag: of 33 A Cooke Co., 1S4S 1312 1SAS 1SS0 13S0 1333 1 lej 1326 1SST 1800 1SSS 1344 12ST 133S 1257 1803 1317 1288 1S4S 1SSS 13SO 1270. 30 aa. af cieea 1 S60 lsew 1STS 3S81 1S8S 13SO - 1 SAB 12SO lsie 1330 lsaa EEF1R0B AM TO TARE OUT WHEAT ABB GE5ERAL CARGO Duo to arrive from Seattle Thursday, the Kffinaham of the BXiropean-Pacific run will load 3000 torts of wheat, flour, lumber and general cargo for Glaeejow. Liverpool. London and Aatwerp. She ie due to sail July 17. The West Cayote of. the Columbia-Pacific run shifted berth to Terminal 4 this morning. She will sail for the Orient with a full cargo of. lumber aad wheat. BLAINE BI TS TJ. B. SHIP Captain E. F. Btahto of Seattle, for- I needy with the shipping; board, has pur ehaaed the schooner Ceotralia from the I government, according to advice received BBBTO woay, rxa win install gas enjines I y, In the craft and put her on a coastwise I m run. carrvtnr lumber ana rencral cargo. I Liberator Blalne is planning on buying other ships and building up a coaatal trade. YARCOUTBB MARRIAGE LITER BBS Vancouver. Wash , July 18. The fol lowing rrtarriaa-e llueuoea war hatued bp the auditor Tuesday : Weston A. Smith, 21. San Dlearo. CaL. and fJeoTBia T. Hayward. it, Portland ; Oeao Smtith. 24, SeatUe. and Minnie Bcnttb. SB, Seattle i Clyde K. Kay. legal, and Frances AW Savage, legal, both of Albany, Or. Warm Weather Welcomed . JuAy 18. The wassm ssslhir i ova, or vans of in yield, apelng wheat svwraswac 20 bueklb to so base i to- wimsis rs are ef the Liverpool Cottos Market Ltvetyssio. Jaly IS. (L m. B ) fe spot nun ei i l as toe i aa it ertU haavssa the TwjimBB of gn tee oa the naswr prsirto A sea tie of rombwaes that vararoa will be below the dsator mart. ASTOBIA MABIBB BOTES Aatoria. July la The steomahlp Rooe City sailed at last night southbound. The China Maru sailed at 4 this morn ing. The Alaskan cleared at 11 last 1 Bight for the east coast. general ageat for tne Pacifir line, returned ALL ALOSG THE W ATERFOST C B Sheridan. Atlsntie. Gulf A from a business trip to Seattle this morning. Sheridan reports business on the Sound atltrt Captain Jacob Speier acvomponled the 1 12' - - n v.ii;. A . ....... I wva UCSITQI ITS OriKC, LJ Mill BSSSS Aivn Ward down the river to Astoria this morning. The litUe craft wilt proeeed to Oroya Harbor. I Boa City Arriving from Saa irrancisco tne raise cape vent aarsBwaida Terminal No. 2 and is I o now dhtcharsrlng cargo. She brought about SSA tons of ewneral. I jwvwou WEATHER AT THE RI V F.B R MOCTH North Head. July. LL Conditions at the mouth of the river this noon : Sea wind north, 12 miles ; weather Turk Wool aad Hides Jaly IS. L R. SI We Msrket oairC Dnmistii fleece XX OBto. uwiBTh Texas srourad baato, 40 y SOc 14c. brasses steers, net Hike. Rew York Potato Market Bear York. Jub IB. (L M. B ) 1 esstor. Nearby wane. 82.0O 7BcwSS.ee. Sob Fraariaeo Pesltry Market Piaaitoii. Jab IS. if. P - 81 048c: tore bests, 35c; beat SHIPS AT SEA et S a m. Ravas .vco.es Market Sew York. Julr IS. ft R. Rl- Ba rtovennsh. 60 Re: Xew York. ST Re Bisto hrvaaaath. SS.S6; Sew Tork. 63 BOBIR ADAIB DELAYED Due to a deley In San Frattctaco t steamer Robin Adair of the thus will not arrive in Portland July 28. She will bring 1000 tons of , erst cargo. ef Peet A Baa. lay u, 8 p. rs. west of aaa rrajsrweo, J ma ss. a a TO CLEAR FOR J AFAR With 3.000.000 feet of Japanese -Sjiorot aad 1000 tons (17. 000 bus gle) of wheat the Java-Pacific line fretahter Ooroo- toia wUI clear for Japan After discharging cargo la Japan will go to the Dutch East Indices. HEAT RIFERIRO CHAIR Banks. July 13. Haying ia well war. The hot days of the past week it rapidly ripening the grain. is BTperted to start wi or two.