THURSDAY; JULY SI, 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON
15
WILLAMETTE VALLEY AND SOUTH ARE BUYING BUTTER IN CITY
OFFERING PREMIUM
FOR BEST BUTTER
THURSDAY DAIRY TRADE
Butter, Eggs, Cheese,
Selling price Cakes. Extras. Flats.
Portland Me SSe 3ie
San Francisco 44 He 42 He Sic
Ckieago 4He Me ItHe
Seattle SSe Me
'Hew Tork . 43Vic Me SIVie
los Angeles Me 37c
Butter market has turned stronger with out
sidejs. hating practically aH the jood staff
available m ma tanari. races are m
goecralb held firmer for both cubes and
prmtx -with demand for the better class extra
somewhat greater than the sopply.
f Speeia! intereeS to the tool trade is the
liberal volume of business available from Wit
lamctte valley. Southern Orecon and Sonthern
CaMortria point The bigger cities of the
Willamette valley are today purchasing butter
in Portland because of their inability to supply
the home trade from their own plants. South
ern Oregon rides are htivine here in liberal
supply and want mere while Los Angeles is
offering a premium for real cube extras.
This outside demand accether with the fact
that the output is decreasing, is cleaning up
very pound of first class nutter in in local
market. Despite this strong condition for real
extras, other grades are rather stow with ac
cumulating -upilles. This Is what usually hap-
at this period or. me
Those desiring special information regarding
aay market-, should write the Market Editor
Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for reply.
EGG TRADE SHOWING GOOD TOXF.
Trade in the egg market is showing a reed
tone locally and prices in general are firmly
held. No change in the buying price was gen
erally announced for the day, although mare
were paying 20e for current receipts.
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FOODSTUFF VALUES
POCLTBT CONTINUES YERY GOOD
Poultry market continues to reflect nothing
but strength along the wholesale wsy. Demand
remains surpri.-dngly good in faea of the fact
that receipts are increasing and that values have
reached an extremely high point.
CHEESE IS FIRM AT RECENT RISE
- No change in the local cheese market was
sauna for the day aside from the fact that
other districts of this section have followed the
Tillamook rise but are (til! considering below
that district s vara.
By Hyman H. Cake
Eg prices ar climbing here
of the ligher prices being offered for
Oregon stock by big New York buyers.
People here So not seen to realize tl.e
tremendous demand for white eggs com
ing from New York. That trade is will
ing to pay the highest price In the world
for Oregon eggs and Quit naturally the
better class stock goes there.
So far aa the consumer is concerned, it
would be wise to forget about colors in
eggs. Chemical examination shows ab
solutely no difference in the taste or
strength of the white or brown ess and
it appears that the white ess is bringing
a premium simply because it has a pretty
shell. This is not eaten. If consumers
are real wise they will bay mixed col
ors or any color of fresh eggs that they
can secure cheapest.
That white eggs have nothing on the
brown ess is indicated by the fact that
while New York prefers the white ess
and is paying a big premium for it,
Boston and New York prefer the brown
ess and pay the most for that color.
Retail prices hi private- stores :
Butter Fresh creamery, 43$ 4 5c
Eggs Fresh extras, 40 4 5c.
Poultry Chickens, dressed. 28 SSe.
Fish Salmon, l j 920 lb. : halibut, 30c
lb.; parch, Ike lb.; itsretoa. 25c lb.
Floor Best local patent, $2.10 s 2.30 pa
CI, V if IDS.
Potatoes Borbaaks. $1.60 81.75 per sack.
Onions 1 H 2c lb.
MaTimsm Micas on the Pr.rtl.nrf nklu
ket: V
Cabbage. 4c lb. : eauKfower 25 hH- ear-
rots. Be bunch; lettuce. 10r heed; dry onions.
2e lb.; spinach. a rb.; asparagus, ig it,. ; peaa.
13C lb.: turnips. 4c lb .: nntatA. Ae IK Hrr
beans, 10c lb.; string beans, 15e lb.; rhubarb,
w it?.
Honey Comb, 35c ; quart T5c. pint 40.
Berries Hawias nana Re 2 v,t is.-
oemes, sc Z bases 25c; loganberries, Te;
gooseberries. 7c lb.
Poultry Has rv ben. u.. it-wt v. ii.-
iryer?, floe to.
4U
40 By.
NOT
ON
m
CANTALOUPE MARKET IS BUSTED
With about 14 carloads of California, stock
oa the tracks here, the market for cantaloupes
is sharply lower for the ' day. There are prac
tically no established val'es, sales being Blade
for similar quality at a wide range.
DRESSED HOGS ARE YERY SCARCE
Great scarcity continues for country killed
hogs in the local market, although values have
now reached- such a high point that many of
the retailers are purchasing "cut" pork from
the big packers- Veals are not quite so firm.
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Raspberries. 11.50; loganberries. $1.40
1.50; currants. $3.29; blackcaps, $2.00, and
blackberries. $2.50.
Dalles apricots selling at 85c to $1.00 for
IS pound boxes up to $2.00 for beet lugs.
Dalles peaches In, bettor supply and quality
at $1.23 1.50 for beat.
Tomatoes are slower, at $2.00 2.50, the
latter being an extreme price.
String beans in heavier supply and down to
12 13c pound.
WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
The weather bureau advises Thursday; Pro
tect shipments during the next 36 hours against
the following maximum temperatures: Going
nortn, 72 degrees; northeast, over a. P. at s.
H. R.. 00 degrees ; east to Baker, 90 degrees,
and seouth to A inland. 92 degrees. Maximum
temperature at Portland tomorrow about 84)
up of awdawas values is the
shown. Fred Cooper, head
of the amies forces of Wiifhams 4k Co., whole
sale grocers, says that the general business sit
uation is clearinc.
"The forecast made a month as." says Ms.
Cesser, "that conditions were sss lading, k shown.
Deflation is now iimtinuiag ia a more orderly
manner. Farm products were the tint to de
cline, as they were also the first to advance
under the impulse of war inflation. Gradually
as the industrial situation of the uiawtii ia be
coming better understood, the necessity for eco
nomic naajaslauiit ia bains: squarely faced by
employers as well as employes, and sssnefx taied
goods, of all descriptions, are following the lead
of fond products to a aaaas and sensible level,
based on the kwi of economies.
The sooner this procession u complete and
embraces all branches of industry, the better it
will be for all concerned and the quicker win
business readjust itself and been the march
toward s more permanent prosperity.
"The commercial situation is really healthier
today than it baa been for at vara! years. Triers
is aa illusion ia rising prices that ia deceptive
and people lose sight of the standard by which
their judgments art ordinarily guided. They
seldom was the earnings of coed times to nay
taeir debts, mat rather as s basts for farmer
borrowing, unmindful of the dancer of increasing
indebtedness an a high price level. We have
witnessed the spectacle of public officials vying
with private extravagances, and municipal, state.
aa well aa national taxes have increased so hevily
under interest dirges on numerous bond issues,
ss to hernau s confiscatory menace to property
an da burden on industry. Near, eader the cur
tailed, a spirit of retrenchment prevails, and a
period is here when every one sees the necessity
of eliminating all needless expense and ctttng
down in ameat to' work to reduce all private and
puotic maeetedness.
Prices on many staple food lines have reached
bottom and slight reacting adyanees will occur,
but declines la other anas win continue until a
proper basis la reached bv all commodities The
demand for food products is aa heavy as ever
ana any shrinkage m volume of business is
caused by lower values.
"Crop prospects throughout the entire North
west are exceptionally good, prices obtained will
pay the fanner a fair return for his labor and
will put a lot of money into circulation.
tan
Wheat Is Lowered
In Early Trading;
Narrow at Start
Chicago. July 21. (L N. S.) Wheat
bnjged in the last half hour when the market
became oversold and shorts scrambled to cover.
Other grains trailed wheat. Prices were weak
and the market heavy moat of the day.
July wheat closed VClHc up: September
14. e higher end December 4 e advanced.
July corn ec up. September unchanged to e
lower and December H & S c up; July oats lite
up, September c higher and December V4 6
e gained.
MILLSTUFFS DOWN
$2 ION AT MlliS
WHEAT PRICE HOLDS
Bids for wee at were ear hanged oa the
Portlaad Her ska eta' Exchange Thar-
day.
NORTH W UT GRAIN BJU RIP TS
by Portland. Merchants' Exchange:
tjera-
Portlsad. There
Tear ago
Season to date .
Tear ago
Tii . wd. .
Tear ace
season to
Tear ago
Seattle.
Tear ago
Wheat. Barley. Flour Oats. Hay
73
21
1071
. 811
. 14
; lss
. 118
. 12
2
. 177
5
ie
IS
l
11
11
l
11
42
i
69
4
S
34
2
42
14
1
I
- 2
7
SO
1
41
29
8
Tear ago
afillstuffs show a laaa erf about $2 a tan een-
e rally in the Portland market for the day. The
ice for carload - tots is $27 and in ton
8 Bar ton al the sain door.
Lower prices ia null re a are das entirely to
the somewhat castor ameat attention sad the
lack of foreign 4wtr,1 tor the latter at the
eases.
Some hvnriTwea in snot new crop wheat eon
to seas at interior mints, hat the volume
is not considerable, with moat of the mills not
at all inclined to hurry transactions. Some of
tnem profess to believe that the market will
show a further din and then ulnsra
afaeh hinges oa the forthecaexng spring wheat
condition report of the government and. while
its fin-urea are not accepted ss accurate by manj
in the trade, still it Infraonros to a eery consider
able decree the option market, which la tare
nsa seme etrect on the spot stun.
FLOUR SetHmr prices, mill door: Patent.
$7 80; Willamette valley brands. 15.20: local
new straight, $4-10; bakara' bard wheat. $7 25 ;
bakers' bhasatem. $$.75; baser valley. $6.00;
graham, te uo. whole wneat. $6.20; Montana
spring wheat, patent, $7.20 0 7.25 par barrel;
prices for city delivery, 15c extra; suburban, 20c
extra.
HAT Buying price for old crop: WlBasaette
ttraonthy. fancy. $19.00 0 17.00 per ton: East-
am Oregon timothy. ' ) par tea; clover.
( J: straw, SS. 004110.00; alfalfa. 115.00
HOGS BOUGHT IN
AT LOWER FIGURES
THTRSDAT LIVESTOCK TRADE
Portland
Chicago .
Beaver
Kansas City.
81S..4
11.44
14.44
14.1i
. $J6
$1J
aVJS
$ f-M
7.7
No
rket,
JAPANESE GRAFT
CONTINUE GRASP
ON SUP CHARTER
PORTLAND IJVTC8TOCX BIN
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. 8k asp. Cars
Thursday 877 1 4JS 11
Week age 81 120 418 7
Two was sen. 1$ 41 4 1824)
Four wks ago. 528 72 . .' 141$ e 14
Tear ago 87 147 19 075 12
Two y rs ago. .178 60 1 140 6
Three y'ra ago.800 $00 68 1188 27
Four y rs ago-. 270 7$ 1 848 S
We
Selling Pressure
In Cotton Market
New Tork. July 21. (L N. 8.1 The cotton
market opened unresponsive to financing de
velopments for the staple and the drop in the
English bank rate, and under local and Wall
street selling waa rather easy at a net leas of
7 to 9 points. Liverpool was the best buyer,
although the trade also bought a Utile.
After the start the market reflected further
unloading and at the end of the first 15 min
utes was about 12 points et lower.
i ne market was firm in the last hour.
The dose was very steady st a net advance of
7 to 21 points.
Spot cotton steady. 15 points hirher at
12.S9. iXO
Chicago range by failed Preset
July
Sept.
Dec.
July .
Sept
Dec
July
Sept
Dec
WHOLESALE PRICES IK PORTLAND
These are prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex
cept as otherwise noted:
g4T - - Oalry PtweXists . ,, , ,
BCTTER Selling price, box tots: ' Creamery,
extra, parchment wrapped. 40c lb. Jobbing
prices: Cubes, extra, 33 31c lb.; dairy, baying
prices. 17c per IK
BUTTKRFAT Portland delivery basis. No. 1
grade, 84c; No. 2, S2e; country atartnea. 29
30c per lb.
CHEESE Selling price: Tillamook, fresh
Oregon fancy triplets, 25c per lb.: Young
Americas, 26s per lb.; Oregon-Washington trip-
leu, IT H 1 sc lb. race to jobbers, t. a d.
Tillamook, triplets, 22e: Toung Americas, 23c
-aValling price: Block Swiss, fancy old. 38 0 40c:
new stock. 24 36c; limburger. 34 36c lb.;
cream bricks, zewzsc per ID.
EGGS Burins price: Current receipts. 28 41
29c dozen; candled, selling price, 35 36c; se
lect. 3Nc dosen.
LIVE POULTRY Selling price : Heavy hens,
24025c lb.; light bens, 16c)lse lb.; broil
ers, 118 2Se )).; old roosters, lOe lb., tar
keys. ( ) ; decks, 22c lb.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
FRESH FRUIT Oranges, $4.25 5.75 box;
bananas, 9 Va 1 lc per lb. ; lemons, $.2o (
11.50 per case; grapefruit. Florida. $7.00 )
11.00: California. $3.50: cherries, 6 4 8c.
lb.; cantaloupes, flats,, $1.50 1.75; ponies.
$3.00 4 3.75; standards. $3.754.25; water
melons, 23c per lb.; appricota, $2 in lugs and
lour basket crates; peaches, lOSyx-a.ou box.
BERRIES Strawberries, $2.50; raspberries.
$1.50: loganberries. $1.50; blackberries, $2.00
02 25: blackcaps, $2.0002.25.
DRIED FRUITS Dates. $6.85: farda. 88.50
3.75 per box; figs, $2.00 3.50; prunes, 70s
to 80s, 501b box, THc per lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Local.
$1.00 1.00; garlic, 15c lb ; green onions, SO
45c dozen bunches; reds, $1.75.
POTATOES Selling price to retailers; Ore
gon fancy, zc ; new potatoes, a SJ - n c per IB.
VEOKTABUCS Beans. Oregon wax. 12
12 4 c lb. ; beets, new, sacked. $2.25 cwt. ; do
bunched. 80c per dosen; cabbage, crated, 3
3 He lb.; carrots, bunched. 40c per dozen; do
sacked, 2 He per lb.; cucumbers, faaey, $1.00
box; carrots, oc dosen ouncoas; sacs s-S
lettuce. 3s. $2.00 0 3.00 per crate: 65 it i
per dosen; parsley, 50c per dosen; peas, 90
10c lb.; peppers, green, 45 i .r lb. ; peppers.
California dry chin, 30- per doses
peppers, Mexican dry chili (mild), 85c per lb.;
radishes, meal, 85 040c per dosea bunches;
rhubarb, Oregon, 5c per lb.; rata ha gas, select,
$1.00 per sack; sauash. summer. 4 0 So per lb.:
tomatoes. California, Merced, $2.00 0 2.50 per
lug: do The Dalles. $2.0002.80 per peach box;
tumips, sew, sacked. $2.25 per cwt.; celery.
81.23 dosen.
Meats and Provisions
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price'. Country
hogs, 17 17 He per lb. for top bracken about
125 to 110 lbs.; heavy sturr less; veal, ton,
about 80 to 110 lbs., 15 015 He lb.; heavy
stuff lees; spring lambs. 13H14e per lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams, 37 039c per
breakfast bacon. 25 0 52c
LARD Kettle rendered. 18c lb.; tierce basts.
compound. l-c
PACKING HOUSE MEATS Steer beef.
13c: cowa-hatrera, lzc: lamb, loc per lb.
yearlings, 12 He; ewes, 5 09c
Fish snd Sheffitrt
i. FISH i uinook. 13014e Per v
halibut, 20c per lb.; sturgeon. 20e; 10-lb
basket kippered cod, $2.35; ling cod. 8c per lb
OYSTERS Eastern, per aaUon, $5.00; Objrm-
pta. 85.00.
tallow. 4c
BANS Small white. 4 Us: huge white.
IS.. Mink- C mu Ta.- hitm 11 u.
-Fer case. 800
in style, no. l, 4 c; atae boss.
New Orleans head. 8c
f wrrtt xtoasieu, aeeyaxc. an sacas or
drums,
SALT -Course, half sr.. 100s. $18.50
tea: 50s. $17.35: table dairy. 80a $27
bales. $3.50 0 4.00; fane table sad dairy
in An- miriTv ki-h au rar teiiL
SUGAR Cubea. $7 80; fruit and berry,
$6.95: yellow D.. $6 35; beet granulated. $6.75
extra C . $8.55: Golden C $8:48.
CANNED MILK Carnation, Alpine, Borden.
libby. $5.15; Astor, mount Vernon. 33.08
Eagle. $11.00 per case.
SODA CRACKERS In bolk, 17e per lb.
July .
Sept.
July .
Kept,
Oct. .
July
Sept
Oct
HOPS 1920 crop, nominal. 11012c lb.
HIDES Calfskin, 10012c; kips. 506c
green aides, ztfsc; aaiiea, sejac per m.
Mt'tiAiK nominal, iae ..c per in.
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1
CASCARA RARE New. 3c: old. 5 He lb.
WOOI. Willamette valley, coarse. 10c: me
dium. 16c: fine, 20c per la.; eastern Oregon-
Idaho, 12 0 20c per lb.
red. 10c lb.
f HONEY Per
f RICE -Japan
1 8Hc JPr lb.; Ne
NUTS Walnuts. 28 0 32c lb.: almonds. 28 0
30c; filbert, sic in sacs ata; peanuts, o 13c
33c; atraxua, zuc
WSVVftV . -1 fc. 11.. aUi. VS. tt.
aurarani, u . , . , j. . u im 10.
standard Manila. 16 He
LINSEED OIL Raw, hhv, 81.03; kettle
boiled, bbhv $1 04, raw, cases. $1.17; boated,
i isaa $1.19 nwr irsllse
COAI. OIL Feed or water white. In drums
or iron barrels, II me gat.: cases, eve per gat.
GASOLINE Iron barrels. 28c; eases. 40 H
per gallon. .
FUEL, OIL Basis. $2.10 bbL
WHITS LEAD Ton sets, 12, a ; 500 The
JSC. Ib.
TURPENTINE Tanks, 92c
WHEAT
Open. High.
124H 126
126 126H
129 H 1294
CORN
04 84
61 62 H
80 61 S
OATS
39 40
41 H 41 H
43 44 H
PORK
Low.
121
122
128
63
60
00
89 H
40 H
43 H
Close,
126 H
126 H
129 H
4
61
01
40
41 H
44
. Nominal
.Nominal
LARD
.1190 1190 1188
. . Nominal
L200 ,120. 1200
1850
1888
1188
1197
1205
. i Nominal
.1087 1092
.1075 1077
1087
1073
RTE
121 125 12014
109 112 109
111 112 110
BARLET
Sept
Cash wheat: No. 1 and No, 2 red.
No. 3 red, 120: No. 2 hard, tftsu
Bard. 122; No. 3 sprint. 147.
1070
1087
1072
July
wept.
Dec
124 A
112 B
112B
7
124 H
; No. 3
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicane Hoes $11X0
Chicago. Jnhr 21. if. N a 1 u r-
eetpta. 28.000. Active. 1 S- t is.
89.2O011.OO; top, $11.00; heavyweight. $98
01.65; medium weight, $10.50 011.00: hght
rrVi ""S11,-; ngnt lights, 310.680
"'' pacaing sows, smooth, 19 00
attle Recciota- 9000 Rnt
oilier grades dull. Beef steers Choice, and
Prime. $8.75 0 9.25; medium and good. $7.80
w o . i a . goon ana choice, ik.ss m : s so com
mon and medium. $6.00 0 8.65 esseaSaaa
Heifers, $4.25 0 8.75; cows, $3.75 0 7.00
bulls, $4.500 6.7$. Canners and cutters
ipws ana narers. 32.2009,75; canner steers
$2.5003.78. Teal calves (hrht and Kamtv.
weight). $9.00 011.00- feeder steam. $5,00 0
1.30; stoeker steers. $4 0007.25 -k
ana neuers, S2.SO0 5.5O.
eneep Receipts, 10,0000. Steady. Lamha.
M rt. i, . -P . OF , n on . , , ,,
common, $5.00 0 8.00; yearling wethers. $8.00
"-; ewes. $3 2505.50; ewes, en us and
common. 3.5t)(f 3.00; breeding ewes. $3,00 0
0.80; feeder lambs, $6.08 0 7.00.
Ovnaha Hogs $10.05
Omaha. July 21. (L N. S.l Cattle
t-eiMus. jito. aseei steers, steady to 15c un:
u" aiooa, awawany so 6oc up; nua dull; veals,
weas; stocsers and feeders, steady.
noes Receipts, 8000 ; 25 050c higher.
anna, as.asws.is; top. JIQ03
Sheen Recerots. 70000: all 1
Early top. westerns, $10.30; some held higher
yearlings. $7; yearling ewes, $8.80; fed ewes, $5
No Seattle Hot
Seattle. July 21. (I. N. S.) Hoes Nona.
. , T"-RecelDt-''- 53 ' - Prim steers,
$7.00 07.75; common te good, $4.5005.50:
medium to choice. $5 0 6 50; best cows and
heifers. $5.50 0 6.00; prime light calves, 36,04
': hjsvy calves, $4.00 0 5.00; bulls.
Sheep Receipts, 281: weak. Yearlings.
.e,i.,TO; wetnem, 6 .10 as 4.o ; ewes.
$1.50 03.00; prime lambs, $7.00 8)3.00; cull
lemos, o.du .uo
Mean S1 0 1 S
uenver, Colo., July 21. (TJ.
p .1
Reerot.s. 200. stronr: steers. S6.75vR2X
cows ana neuers, x 00 St 6.00: stockers 1
'waders. $4.38 05.25: oalvea. $5.00 0 3.00
aauas neeeipts. 1 JOO. zsc
$10.15: bulk. 38.83010.00
Sheep Receipts. 1900, steady; lambs, $8.75
wya.io; ewes, S4.00 0 4.00.
Kernes City Meet $40 .30
Kansas City, Mo.. July 21. (L N.S.) Cet-
&'. 1 . L1"- -;Twa: acav ana steady. Steers
$8.00 0 8.78: eewa and heifers 3S.se 0 See
etockeys sad feeders. 87.00 3.04); calves. 37.90
H- Receipts, 4000; active. Balk of sales.
T; w,iX:0 -.r!Pt aavav $9,75 0
v.v. iiania. aiu.uutviu.su.
eheep Recunts. 2500: neeHama tin ones
10-25; lambs, $9.50; market active; eves. 33.80
fsV f-OV
POTATOES ALONG TM COAST
San Eranciaeo, July 31. (D. P.) Pots
"e "m crop nominal; new uarnets, 125 0150
ne white. lKO0nat
Onions New red. 75 SSe; yeCow, $1,50 0
, $30 Sec; local.
Seattle, July 21. (L N
fonua. 1 e Pa.
Potatoes Yakima Genu
$20 0 23 tea.
Los Angeles, July 21. (I. N. 8.) Potatoes
saoca. wiae range in prima, mostly 450
ewe; poorer. 38 0 48c per hag. No. 1 sacked.
F w 1 I a t- VV,
New Tork Metal Market
New Tors, July 21. fL K. Ri
sk: spot. July. II nasal ami SUie .!.. ZJtZZZi
aa sir
Lead Spot. July sad Hasan effimd au.
Spelter DuB, spot and July offered 4.25
White Salmon Apple Crwa
wrure Bauson. Wash.. Jul:
wfii he aherjt
B. Phipps, district
almoa. Wash.. July 21. Tae aati
of apples f tae White SeJavavT vaUey
iky, cerwssda. according to R.
0 16.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal Nc !
7 He; domestic, 6c in car sett; h
higher.
at n J "TUFTS Mill ran at auU,
bis. 2j.uu; carioaaa, S2T.00.
Calcutta,
amounts
tea
OATS Per tost burins price: Feed. 828.00
80.00.
BARLEY Baying price: Feed. $22,00 0
$22 50; brewing. $24. 5fT
SEED Baring price, nominal.
FEKD8 TUFF'S F. O. B. mills: Rolled bar
ley. $46 00038 00; whole barley. 333.00: al
falfa meal. $25.00; eocoenut meals, $32.00;
cracked com, $41.00; whole corn, $$8.00 per
ton; whole eats, 834.00; rolled oats, 837.00;
chicken wheat, $$1; scrub feed. $49.00 par
ton.
Hogs are oat of Saa here and
loanxaal, while there
price quoted fee lambs st North rortlaad st the
opeevag ef the Thursday trade
Of the 377 head that formed the total supply
of boga waived at North Portland fee the 34
hours, 637 head, eg 8 ears of lain a rami direct
frees the midwest te local killers. Oats s very
scant stock ef hoes reached Ihe epea trade, hat
this was more than soffxoeei tec the
values here are somewhat tee high, ia view of
the figures quoted at other taierhcn eanawaa.
Oa the baaas of the Chicago price, hogs ware
not worth above Sit ia the local trade, sad
while $12.25 012.50 were bad early far sap
pUea, receivers were asking the fall u rises re
cently quoted. The big killers are getting the balk
of their hogs mack bew what the local saareet
has been quoting, aad this has pat the IMUe
butchers in a bad way.
General hog market range:
Prime Hght $12.00012 50
Smooth heavy, 250 $00 0m... 10.9001 LOO
Smooth heavy. $00 lbs up 9.4)0 010.00
Bough heavy 6 90 0 10.00
Pat pigs 12.000 12.60
11.00 0 12.00
Otisi-lara far Japanese tonnaeTe foe
whaai fee tha continent and Use United
Kincdem continue to pile up with no
Americans, Da nee, Swedes or British in
BtckL The latest craft to to on the
board at the Merchants' Exchanse la tha
'imriai steamship Chlfuku Maru, 4Z&3
una, for tha North era Grain st Ware
house company. She wrtll come to tha
Columbia rirer from Yokohama and is
for August Vrtaillnc?,
AH srain t nana fa aa route risa the
Japaneee Has;. Of tha ships on the
board three are for tha Northern Grain
at Warehouse company and erae for Kerr,
Gifford A Co. The first three are the
Baltimore Maru. Kajsuku Maru, and the
salsa fassa Baa Padre. 8 p. at. Joty 19
8hstiiB MirihseTthraPestra ear SaeFrea-
Meaes. Saa Franctwo fee laghiae. 82
ssalsasassth afJ tJPMtaissaaal ITS mstos
aVaa. 14 asOs seath fag seslhLS 1 I ofPatat
Arena, earned lag aaeeavwr, frees Taktra.
rwra. w Taiiijssl T
ssRes searth of Pwhst At aa.
Jokeaaa Smath Saa nNaxagama, ser Oses
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Captain William McCulry. maater of
the steamer Lurlln. is Utklasj a vaca
tion and during- his absence Captain
Bartrey Weir erlrt ooftimarid the boat
"Bill" has gone to the springs ana re
port has it that the Journey required a
trip of some IS miles oa rsocarsobacsT
The captain's srerdupols tneaaures a
fraction leas than a ton. When .the
cultan- beheld tha paaeernxer list laid
out for him ha went on strike.
The steamship Cape Henry of the At
lantic. Gulf Pacific company will be
due at Portland Saturday morning; with
general car so from the Atlantic side
and Gulf porta. Capacity allotment of
cargo from Portland awaits tire crait
here.
The ateamshlp Rose City of the San
Francisco 4k Portland line is due to sail
from Ainsworth dock at 10 o'clock Fri
day morning.
The steamship Admiral Evans of the
Admiral line Is due to arrive In Port-
aTee "JW I . Can TM I aiwl m v- rv,rt .
Chlfuku Maru. The Hotieaaan Maru. in ' sryid,- nrwl will aaii for the South Sat-
a W t a I . . - .
STEAMSHIP COtBOTA BEIRG
OTERHAILKD ASP REPA15TED
Psavswngwr accommodations on tha
Btearaahip Cordova, of the Alaakm Steam-
ip cansfnny. are beta everhaaled anal
rapatmea- The sailiragt data has
eat for Jute $0 from Astoria, aeon
to M. L. Tabke, grneral aa-ent of the)
Part of Astoria.
Tka Cast doe a has been placed in tha
regular sareVoe between the
river and the Hawaiian
will carry both freight and
and ahout one-half of the cabin
has been bookejl. On her first
she wall take a fun cargo of
Astoria.
TrUNSrORTATIO.X
i
pa white Star
to Kerr. Gifford, complete tha Mat-
There baa been preettcally no chsngre
in the charter rates. Tha Jap ownaea
are cutting under all bidders for grain
cargoes and getting tha business. The
standard of eSs set by tha shipping
board-has not bean lowered. Ia addi
tion to that rr.anv of the Shipping board
aa boats now tied qp are badly m need of
repairs which have not been author
ised and none are available for spot
shi p.
One Norwegian steamship and one
British steamship were taken for spot
loadinsr at San Francisco early uits
weak at e&a and $8s 3d. respectively.
5.001
si onth
Jan.
March
May
Jnh
Oct.
Dee.
Open.
1303
1332
1339
1220
126S
1307
High.
1327
1354
1355
1235
1290
1328
Low.
1808
1330
1330
1210
1262
1303
Close.
1328
1353
1354
1230
1288
1325
DAIRY PRODI TE OF THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco. July 21. (D. P.l Butter:
Extras, 43 He: prme firsts, $9mc'.
Eggs Extras. 42 Vic: extra frsts. 38 He:
dirties. Ma. 1, 84 He; extra pullets. 34c: extra
firsts, pullets, 33 H e ; unde raised pullets, 23c.
enjasca iamomia nets, Ianey z&c; firsts,
21e.
Seattle. July 21. -(L N S.) I
rsacn, 4Ue; ruiteta. a be.
Butter City creamery, 88c: bricks, 39c.
Cheese Oregon triplets. 20c: Tenant Amer
icas, 25c
Lee Snsslsa Market
Los Angeles. Jury 21. (L JL S. ) Butter
Extra creamery, 44c
Kegs r-xtra 37c: case count. 35c: Bullets.
32c; peewee pullets 23c
liens 15 85c: broilers. 2527e: frvera.
80c S
Htw Tork Batter aad Eggs
New Tork. July 21. (I N. R) Butter
extras (aa
Market firmer. Creamery ext
(salted and ua-
asJted). 41 Vi 41 Vic: do firsts (salted and un-
mlted), 87 Va 0 42 Vac; do higher than extras
isaitea ana unsalted . 41'H te 44 V, : state dairy
tuos a isy ate; lames, irean iirsu, 30 H as
32 Vic
Cheese Market firmer. State Whole milk
cpeenus. zictzie: no fancy, 20 a) 20 Vie
do lower grades, 14 Vi 1 99 Vic Wisconsin
wnoie mux., fancy Toung Americas, 22 0 22 Vie.
State Skims, specials, 140 14 Vic: do choice.
11013c: do fair to good, 8 010c; do lower
grades, jr i c.
c Market lrrecnlar. Neartiv whit, fancv
50 0 52c: do brown fancy. 410 43c; extra, 88
Wec; urate, a a w a vc.
Milk The wholesale mice is 12.20 mt 1AA
pounds of S per cent milk, within 200-210 mils
zones.
Minneapolls-Doleth Flax
Dulnth. July 21. (L N. 8.1 Flax Jnlw
$2.02: September, $2.03 H; October, $2.05 Va ;
traca ana am Tea. i.-oi.
Minneaoolis. July 21. (L N. 8 1 Flai
July and September. $1.97; October, $1.99;
trace asm arrived, si.seayi.ee.
Vow Tork Posltry Market
New Tork. July 21. (L N. S.) Lave noul-
try Market weak- CUekass, 30 0 88c; fowls,
300 33c; turkeys. 25c: roosters. 18c; ducks.
zsevzoc; geese, lie ice.
Chicago Dairy Prod see
Chicago. July 21. (I. S. S.) Butter
Receipts. 801S tuba. ( ream err extra. 40 Her
firsts, 34 039c: parking stock, 22 023c
Kegs Receipta. 0024 cases. Current re
ceipts, 25028c; ordinary firsts, 22024c;
firsts, 2702TAe; extra, 30e; cheeks, 180
-vc; dimes, loacszc
Cheese Twins, aew, 18H.019Hc: daisies,
1901941c; Toung Americas. 21 021 He; long
horns. 22 H 023c; brick. 17 017 He
Live Poultry Turkeys, 30c; chickens, 24e;
rprinsn, 22 080c; roosters, 18c; geese. 12 0
18c; ducks, 24c.
Merehaats Exchange bide:
WHEAT
July. August. Sept
Hard white lTl4 1.11
Soft white 1.12 1.10 1.10
White club 1.13 1.10 1.10
Hard winter 1.10 LOT 1.07
Northern spring 1.08 1.07 1 07
Bed Walla 1.00 1.04 1.04
FEED OATS
Ne 2 white 33.00 23.00
BARLET
Brewing 24.00 .... ....
Feed 22.00
CORN
No. 2 eastern 23.00 28.00 ....
8.00
L Jest one lose head appeared in the cattle al
lays at .North Portland at the opening ef the
Thursday trade. Recent iisscnrt la this Has
has bean about steady. Former quotations are
therefore nominally nan tinned
General eat tie market rang
Choice steers 3 9.75
ateaium to Seen at errs ........
Fair fee medium steers
Common to fair steers
Choice cows and setters
Medium to good eows and heifers
Fair to medium eows sad half us
Common eows aad heifers.
News of the Port
Artiest Jury SI
Mundelta. American steamer, from Gray. Har
bor, lumber in transit.
irarao. American steamer, from San Fran
cisco: general and rw warn ogees.
Departures July 31
F. H. Drum, American steamer, for Oaviota;
Hamhro, American steamer, fer San Francisco;
American motorahlp. New Tork
July SO
Keanecott.
via seatue; -genera.
Kooan Adair. American steamer. lor new 1 ore
via Seattle; general.
Mandasan Maru, Japanese steamer, for Orient:
Tide at JUlerel Fndsy
High water. Low water.
1:45 a. m. 8 0 fL 8:44 a. ss. 0.1 ft.
2:40 p. SB. 7.4 fu 8:67 p. am. 2.4 ft,
.July 20
.July 21
, .July 21
.July 21
.July 21
.July 23
i .July 23
. .July 22
, . .July 23
, . .July 28
. . .Jub 25
...July 28
July J27
. July 23
July 80
, ...July SO
, . . .Jaly 39
. . . .Aug. 1
....Aug 3
....Aug. 8
Aug. 8
Aug 9
As. 10
Aug 10
Aug. 14
....Aug. 15
Aug. 13
.Aug 18
.0
4.7 5 0 T.33
5.50 0 0.50
4 710 5 50
8.800 4.78
8.80 0 4.00
4.50 0 8.33
8.800) 4.80
3.78 0 8-50
1 SOS 2.78
Ball 2.80 0 8.80
Choice f 1 idics , 3.00 0 6.80
Fair to good feeders 4 00 0 8.00
Choice dairy calves JS.59 0 11.00
Priave light aalry calves 10.00 010.80
Medium light deir ycalvea 7.00 010.90
Heavy calves 5 50 0 7.00
Lamb Situation Weak
Lamb situation was weak, with early bads at
North I "wetland Thursday allowing a lorn of about
50c from the former price. Mutton trade ha
general waa considered ahout steady, bat very
atow.
General sheep sad lamb market range
aass 01 mountain lam Da
Best valley has be
Fsir to good lamb . . .
OaU lambs
Light yearlings
Heavy yearlings
Light wethers
Heavy wethers
Bwe
A
STEERS
8 50 0 7.38
5 500 8.00
6 00 0 3.30
4.00 0 6.00
4.00 0 4.60
3.00 0 4.00
3 000 3.50
2.00 0 3.00
1 000 3.00
Chleatgo Potato Market
Chiceeo. July 81. (L N .S.)
Receipts. 73 ears. Virginia. 84.75 0 5.00 bbL;
Saw Valley. $1 40 0 1.60 cwt. ; Nebraska, 82.10
ayz.sv cwt.; camornta, 82.8502.50 cwt.
Liverpool Cotton Qslet
Liverpool. July 31. (L N. S.) Spot cot
ton was quiet at the opening today. Price were
cesser, sales 0000 bale.
American middlings, fair. 10.75; good mid
dlings, 9.05; full middliag. 8.85: middlings,
8.30; low middlings, 7.30; good ordinary. 6.15;
ordinary, 5.40.
Futures opened quiet.
Sew Tork Wool sad Hides
New Terk. Jaly 21. (L N. 8 1 Wool mar
ket quiet. Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 24 0 39c;
domestic mailed scoured basis, 18047c; domestic
Texas scoured basis. 40 0 80c; territory staple
scoured. 830 86c.
Hides Market firm. Native steers. 110 14c,
branded steers. 12 013c
Hop Outlook Good
Donald. Or., Jaly 21. A. E. Feller bund
hag s hep hue on hs farm south ef town.
When completed this will be one of the most
modern hop hoese in this vicinity. Mr. Feller
owns and operates ene of the finest yards in the
valley and reports his yard ha excellent condi
tion. He also experts te have s better yield
than hut year and owing to the coolness of the
season expect the hop to he ef a better quality.
New Terk Potato Market
New Tork. Jaly 21. IL N. 8.) Potatoes
(ia bulk, barrel or bag) Market firmer Near
er white. 82.60 0 4.60; southerns, 81 00 0 4 50
Saa Francisco Poultry Market
Jnrv 31. IIT p 1 h..m
W 11 , A . . . , . T. -
nfww aiwvK; aaiaw news, sac; eei
20c.
New Terk-Loadea Silver
New Terk, Jaly 21. -ML L 8.)
Jahj 21. (L N. S.) Bar silver
ww aw aigiM 1 as sea.
Dried Fruit sad Beans
New Tea. Jahr 21. fL N. S i-
Market steady. Marrow naaa, $6.00 0 $6.25;
vftitSS ; kitu' --
Dried fruits Market firm.
Apricots, choice
te extra faaey. 12016H:
Te Arrive at
Kaiaho Mara Orient
Denmark Mara Orient
Admiral Evana San Fran . . . .
Savfako Mara Japan
Anniston City Mobile
Steal Weaker Seattle
Cape Henry N . T. and way
Katrina LucUnbaeh. . .New Terk...
Oordova Seattle
Weat Eatan. ........ Aniwsrp ..
Derblay Saa Fran. .
Steel Ranger New Tork..
Vessels From
West Nivarta China ....
WUlhilo New Tors..
Somerattahste London . . .
Ohioen New Tort.
Kinderdijk Rotterdam .
Koaho Mara. Japan
West Islets. Boston
Anyo Mara. . Ameriea.
WUMoao New Tors. . . ,
Baarport .......... .Japan ......
Cosset.... Orient
Hoyetssa Mara. Orient
Artigas New Tork....
II S. Grove... Sea Fran....
Tsisondsri New Tork...
Toahida Mara, Japsa
Lehigh New Tork...
WiUfaro New Terk...,
MoardUk Rotterdam . . .
Liberator New Terk..,
Choyo Mara. ....... .Japan ,
Oreo no Mara Japaa
WUlpolo New Tork....
Montague Orient
Brush New Tork....
Noorderdijk Rotterdam ...
West Torus New York
Tslss New Tork...
MeBere London
Weet Ialeta. ..New Tork...
Te Pes get Free Portland
Admiral Evana. San Fran . .
CUT San FVan
Curacao MarshfieM .
Katrina Lnckenbach. . .New Terk . . .
Cape Henry Seattle ,
West Cayote Japsa ,
Kayruko Mara S. America. July 27
Derbiey gas Fran Jury 37
, .Aac
let IS
Sept. 1
Sept 3
.Sept. 10
.Sept. IS
.Sept. 28
.Sept. 2$
.Oct. 13
.Oct 3$
.Oct SO
.Jury S3
.July 33
.July 34
.July 34
July 3$
.July 88
Bast Coast.
Maadelta . . .
West Eataa. .
Cordova . . . .
WUlhilo . . . .
West Ialeta. . .
aUraderdiik , .
ovwanaiaaira ,.
warn ,-Mvana. . , .
Anyo Mara,
wnhnio
Paw) C.
H. S. Grove. ...... .Seattle
Beaiport Japaa
Lehigh New Tork .
WiUfaro Seattle
Liberator Seattle
oooyo stare. ....... . As
!exet Orient
kale .
la ...
Boston . . .
.Rotterdam
.Londos ..
China ...
Orient . .
.Seattle ...
. Orient . . .
July 37
.July 28
.July SO
July 31
-Aug. 3
Aag, t
Aag
MonxegV::
Wert Islets..
Wawalooa
BwriTtngnt
Swiftwind
Cadsunted
Oregon Pise
Oregon Fir. .
Wast Cayote
. New Tork . .
.Orient
.New Tork.
ht Pert
.Aug. 10
-Aug 10
.Ang. II
. .Aug. IB
, .Abe. IB
. .Ang. 17
. .Aug. 33
. - Aug 35
. .Aag. 80
-Sept 1
.Sept 8
.Sept if
Sept 18
. .Oct a
.Oct, 8
No Ave. The. Price No Are, lbs. Price
1 1070 8 .890 38 1088 $ 8.80
4 . .. . 762 4.00 1 770 4.00
5 917 4.23 14 1077 8.23
COWS
1 Sw $ 3.28 I a..' -040 8 3.00
1 070 1.50 S 1030 4.00
8 850 8.75 I
CALVES
1 110 $11.00 I
BULLS
1 1180 $ 3 00 I 1 1630 8 3.00
1 670 3 00 J 2 1133 3.00
HOOS
1 870 87 30 I 1 130 314.00
1 130 14.00 I 1 120 14.00
6 232 12.73 T. . . , 164 12.65
8 193 12.76 8 ISO 12.73
2 196 12.75 1 280 12.25
2 223 12.73 8 173 12.75
4 155 13.75 8 ISO 12.75
1 890 9.78 3 386 10.00
3 200 12.00
27 213 12 00 14 303 12.50
13 103 12.23 33 188 10.00
0 78 12.0O 3 330 12.00
4 273 12.00 1 220 11 78
2 185 12.00 2 313 11.23
igsj rjsi
18 83 8 5.00 20 S3 $ 8.75
11 78 8.76 9 80 S.TS
20 79 6.78 14 S3 5 50
79 58 4.00 168 89 0.00
18 B5 4.00 213 70 8.00
41 09 8.78
18 73 3.30
WETHERS
Wo. Ave . Iba Price. ! Ne. Ave.Iba. Price
48. . . . 98 8 3.00
TEA RUNGS
t. ... 80 3 3.50 I
WETHERS
Sailiags Piers
Sow T
BALTIC. .
t'EDRJC .
EI.T1
North River. 3T . X.
- ewxy awa. any. a 1 . saps, e
. sept 3. oat, 1
New Tork ts Cher he
TPU
Aug. 20. Sept IT. Or. 13
Aag 13. Sept 3. Sept 34
. 135 $ 2.50
140 8 3 00
CALVES
Me. A v Lha. Price I Ne.
3 125 811-00 I 2.
91. .
.00 j a
LAMBS
88 8 8.00
Av Lee, Price
.. 143 811 00
Effingham
Hambro ..
West Lewark
Setae Mare .
r. a.
Oty
Bertk
lmtphtse
Dolphins
e DOlpnawaaV'
... - Dolphins
PacMVJsarhM
rwaiasala Ike.
Peninsula Lbr.
Coast Shipbuilding
Tersainal No. 4
a Astoria
Irving
Globe
.Lrantea
Rayfako Mara
Ssi
Ne, 4
V Astoria
v - Asters
Clark 0 W
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astoria Jaly 31 Sailed at 4 30 a b
amer Mandasan Mara, for Japaa. via Pucet
nt'uiau. miiitc n . -vu m. . jap rTSOWrr Kyu-
awam
stew iocs, for B settle : arrived at 19:33 a
from sea FWsakia, vi.
Astrvwa, Jahr 20. arrived at 13:4 m
: . 1 wy w -a p. oa-. aicamcT stun
eeaxa, nwa uvaye raareor, tor Ataawtat
exited at If. ax, steamer GaStasa A. F.
for Sea Fm eclat o; sailed at 1 1 p. av.
Coos Bay. Jaly 30. Sealed at 3 n. av
land.
Seattle. Jaly 20. Arrived, steamer West
Islets, frcm Portland Maine, for Portlaad; ar
rived, steamer West Eaten, from Hamburg, for
1'urtlaod.
T acorn. Jaly 20. Arrived, steamer Steel
Worker, from New Terk. for Portland
Tatpsrsiao. Jaly 17. Sailed, Danish M. 8
Siam.
Seattle. July 3L (L V 6.1 Sailed
Eagle boat No. 57 for BeRiagham, 10:20 A aa.
Arrived 20 8. 8. Alabama Mara from Manila.
10:20 p. m. Otty of Seattla rrwm aoethcast
em Alaska. 9:30 p. ss. Bailed 20 Prince
George for Prince Rupert, 11:43 p. St.. Ad
miral Watson, fer Anchors re. 10 20 p. m.,
M 8. Ocmo fer Port Walter. 3 P. at. West
Kstsa fer Tacoms, 2 p. av. Adatiral Dswaj.
for Saa Diego. 1 30 p. at
SkAgwsy. Jaly 20. Sailed Jefferson, south
bonnd. noon.
Jew can. Jaly 30. Sailed N
northbound. 9 20 p. at .
Ketehaaa. Jaly 20
bound, 9:30 p. at,
Valparaiso. Jahr SO. Sailed M. 8.
for North Pacific porta.
Uindon. July 19
Hong Eong. Jaly IS. Arrived Arisoyas
Maru from Manila. .
Tokohama. Jaly IT. Sailed Tynrlarsas for
Seattle Sailed 19 VTrt Ivan for nultss
New Chwaag. July 1 J. Arrived Csssdlse
Highbinder from Canooxrver.
Auckland. Jury IS. Sailed Canadian Skir
mi-her for Sydney. . -
New Tork. Jab 80. Arrived WiUfaro
from Portland.
Cristobal. Jaly 19. Sailed Brash frees
Portlaad for Biawa
Sen Pedro, July 20. Arrived -Proeidenrta
from Santa BoasHa. Clcmem-e C. Morse from
Portland. Pissalest from Seattle. Sailed Ad
mlaal Schley for Baa Wars ' .
VWtoria. July 21. Arrived E- D. Ehaxalsy
frees Sea Praaadsca. 8 a. m. Kakori Mara
from Manila. 7 a. m . ana saueu ior oeauae.
10 16 a at .
Vancouver. Jury 31- Arriiud. Bseal Dollar
from Now tork. Bailed Andrea F
bach for New Tork. TsJUyWya Tpr !
Port Altee, a C July 30. Arri
ley Dollar from New Tork.
CvavaMlnas. B. C. Jaly 30.
dian wmserver for
ENGINE TB.01 BLE AN D IOSS OT
ANCHOR CHAINS DELAT SHIP
Astoria. Jaly 21-Potting out to sea
Wednesday morn log. the jarajvese
steamer PUifaku Maru experte raced en
gine trouble in the harbor below Astoria
She was slowed dowa and both anchors
let re la the channel. Her eaxgtnea re
fused to answer the reverse and tha
shock of the vessel against tha anchor
chains parted both of Is saw sMgnty
fathoms of chain wars lost wita oae ano
12s with the other.
The RslfuVu lmraedUtely put about
and tlAd uo at the port of Astoria ter
minals, where repairs will be made to
her machinery . She will be delayed sev
eral rlava before being able to put to s
Salvage of the lost sncnors ana cnain
imnwillatalv and new ones have been or-
(4erarl tci rtrevert nosslble delay. The
Ratfuku carried gram from As torts
STEAMER WEST CAMA1CO TO
TAKE GRAIN FOR Al STRALIA
The steamship West Camargo of the
General Steamship corporation, is due
to arrive at Portland Jury zs to wao
general cargo for Australia The ves
l 1. nn the sound, taking the first In
stallment of cargo for the Antipodes.
While at Sao Praacisco the West Ca
margo had Installed 400 tons of refrig
eration space. Being between saaaons.
no fresh fruit will be taken oa the
Southern trip, but fresh meat win make
a part of the cargo oa the return voy
age. MOTOR-SHI P KENNICOTT SAILS
The motorahlp Kennicott. first of the
me r lean craft of the build to operate
out of Portland, cleared yesterday for
tha Wllllama Una for BalUrrsore via
Puget Sound. The Kennaeos car r led
from Portland 3M0 cases of canned sal
mon, D892 oaaos of canned cherriea 400
cases of canned strawberries, 583 oesss
of canned pears, (3 tons of pressed wool
and a quantity of gasvsral cargo.
LOOKS LIRE OLD TIMES
Some of tha old-Ume spirit of the
waterfront showed thts morning when
operators of rival pawBenger boats on
the Astoria run broke forth with spellers.
Leather lungs extolled the virtue of the
rival boats and for a time the days of
big passenger business sad cot rates on
the lower river were recalled.
SOUNDINGB AT ROSS ISLAKD
For the benefit of the fireboats of
the city of Portland, soundings are be
ins made near the lower end of Roes
Island under the direction of Captain
Speter. Iurtng tha spring and early
summer dredging operations have been
carried on at the foot of the island and
the mod used to fill In on the island.
What changes this cut will have on the
channel will be determined by the aew
surrey.
Weather at River's Rests
North Head. Jaly 31, Ceadwinae at the
moeth ef the river this aeea: Sea, moderate
wind, north 80 mile: weather, clear.
GRAIN RATES DECLIKE
New Tork. Jaly JL I- N. 8.) A de
cline) la the grain rates to Holland was
the only change is the market today.
Other ports were reported steady and
no change. General cargo la still quiet
Quotations: Ocean (steam) grain,
steady: United Kingdom. shillings
tier many, 25 marks: France. 224"S
francs: Holland. X2Vk kronen; general
cargo, quiet.
M arise Notes Press Beta Fraadieo
(By C sited New)
San Francisco, Jaly 31 The Mexican
Navigation company will establish a new
line from San Francisco to Salina Crux.
Mexico, about the middle of next month.
The Northland will sail next week for
Seattle and Rolling hAm with a full cargo.
Plneaoole shisetxents into the port were
heavy yesterday, a total of about 130.000
causes being brought In. The Matson line
Matsu brought over 150.000 cases, as well
as 54.000 sacka of raw sugsr.
On their way from coast ports ts New
Tork the freighters Lewis Lock en bach
and Robin Good fellow put into port to
day to complete loading. The wls
Luckehbach will take $00 tons canned
aad 5000 teas dried fruit, as well as
1200 tons general. She will load 1809
tons general at San Pedro.
urday night.
POET DREDGES GET EARLT
START OK SILT REMOVAL
Nearly a month in advance of lest sea
son dredges of the Port Of Portland will
be out cleaning up the slit after the June
rise Friday, according to the announce
ment made by James Polkemua, en
gineer for the Port body.
The dredge Columbia has been as
signed to the mouth ef the Willamette
and the estimate calls for about two
weeks at that point after which she wiu
be sent to Morgan' a The work at the
mouth of the river will be 3000 feet long.
300 feet wide and 33 feet deep
The Willamette has been ordered te
Willow bar and will be there for a month.
The cut to be made ts 3800 feet In length.
300 feet in wkttk and S3 feet deep.
The dredge Portland has been assigned
to Postoffice bar aad It is hard to aver
age up the length of time that will he
reejulred ss the deposits are la spots
sad those wui bare to be picked up aad
cleaned off the first thing.
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To Plyateeth-Cherhoerg-Astwerp
aUTRLAND Jaly So. Sept. S. OeL 8
EROOWLAWD Aag l- Sept. IT. Oct. 25
LAPLAND Aaa 20T Sept. 34. Oet 39
FINLAND .Aag. 37. Oet, 1. Nee. 6
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1 Third
Dasstg-Llbaa
Brownsville Board
Gets Its Teachers
Brownsville. Or., July XL The
Brownsville school board has secured
Professor Raymond Baker as "superin
tendent of schools here next year.
Baker for 13 years has been connected
with schools in Coos county. W. C
Cooley. school clerk, states that with
ths acceptance of Mr. Baker, teachers
for all positions In the North aad South
Brownsville schools have been secured.
Assistant instructors to Mr. Baker In
the high school will be Miss L G. White
ef Norman. Okie. : Muriel J. Nichols of
Portland, and Miss Bern Ice Miller of
Portland. -Instructors secured for the
public schools are Rev. M S. Wood worth
of Brownsville, Beatrice Waigamuth of
Brownsville, Mary Ellen MeCroary of
Portland. Mrs. Clara B. Lawrence end
Lillian Wsrmoth. both Of Brownsville.
Mrs. Rosy Haw ley of CorvaJlla and Mrs.
Jessie P. Johnston of Oakland. Or.
GOTHLAND
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V: aAMERICAN LlNl
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MLNNKaLAHDA Aag 11. Bept, 33
MANCrTTRlA Aag. S3. Oet. 4
MONGOLIA Sept. 8. Oct. 30
to Lahes.
Direct $0 Hasaharg
Da . . . .Aaa al, avast. S3
WHITE ST A R Dominion
Msstreal Q seses Lrroaeal
ST. LAWRENCE RIVKB BOUTS
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MEGANTIC Aag- IS. Sept, 19. Oet S
Per
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Cerrvoa. O. P. SASOBNT,
FRENCH LINE
New York-HR vre-Pi
LA TO C RAIN E.. Jaly 3$; Aaa. twjSept. If
PARIS Jaly 87, Aag. IT SesL 14
CHICAGO Jaly 30 Sept. T Oet. 19
LAFATETTE ...Aag. ajSept. L Kept. 33
LEOPOLDLM A . . Aag. $ SepL lOlOet. 16
FRAXCR Aag. 4 Aag 3$ SepL S3
LA LORRAINE... Aag. ! Sept. Si Oct.
LA SAT OLE Asg. IttSepL ItlHev. If
ROCH AMBF.ATJ Aag, fTfOeL lNev. 8
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NIAGARA . .SepL 8 Nov. t
New York, Vigo, Havre
Eeassniea SepL 171
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July JO
u.nfw jnlv 18 Arrived aeoart
from New Tork sad sealed Jaly 19 (or New
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DAILY RIVE B READINGS
8:00 a m.. Pacific tame
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Pamtflis .... 33 iTT - t ww 91 I 80
Awany 30 1.7-0.1)0.00 SO 63
salsa so -o.o oto.ee $1 47
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RITER FORECASTS
POSITIONS OP TESSELS
fay seta from Berth Head give
of the SSBiasaa vaaih at S a
July 39:
daaacae. I I fer Ajadcva, 120
of PsmmsaA river.
Admiral Evsms. Saa Fraaaeaaeo f
280 aataea north ef Saa Pigaihu.
eta. Pertaaad for TsSsaaa. zeo
ef North Read. soma. Jaly 20
Taawear. passed Victoria a 130 p m.
Jety 20.
falsa. 0 miVayoath of Oaps FWAery . Saa
s p. av. Jary ie.
aad fov Tikntaams 843 saBas
fiver. 8 a av. Jahr 19.
2000 aulas trees Saa
Jmlv 19.
West lane. SesUM far T
from Flattery, I a A
70S
78
NEW THROUGH
seager aad Freight Service te
SAN FTxANClSCO, LOS VNGELES 4ND
SAN DIEGO
SS. Senator, July 29, 9 P.M.
SS. Admiral Evans, July 23, 9 P.M.
REGULAR BAILINGS ETRRT FR1PAT TBEEEAFTHR
Locoflat9mttr and Frmifht Service
Betveeea Fortlasd aad
atABagf FIELD, KCREKA AND 8A5 FRANCISCO
SS. Curacao, July 22 SS. Curacao, Aug. 5
SAILINGS ETERT It DATS THEREAFTER
Trans Pacific Services
Bet wees PerUaad aad Tokohama, Hebe, Sheaths i. Reag kosg.
u aire a saa vtsauvesiss tarreigst osiy)
SS. Paw let, Aug. 11 SS. Coaxet, Sept. 6
SS. Montague, Oct. 2
Betweea Paget Sea ad sad Tekoharsa, Hebe, ShasgaaL Hesg Xeag,
Maslla (Freight sad FaS99Sgjrs) " '
sad Dal res, Vladivostok, his gapers (Freight Oslyl
SS. Keystone State, Aug. 6 SS. Wenatchee,
Aug. 27 SS. Silver State, Sept. 17
Freight Oaty Freight and Fasseagsrs
FOR FULL INFORMATION APPLY TO
101 Third Street Phone Main $281
( Regular service between Portland. Maine ; Philadelphia, Boot on sad
I Los Angeles. Ban Francisco. Portlaad. Oregon ; Seattle sad Tsooma. via ml
the Panama canal.) orth AtlanUe and Western S. U. Co.'s 3133 leal
H steal veawelA
EA8TR0 CND WESTBOUND
Ef fill i0taa aVeMB IOtavl
Portland Portlaad. Ma Boston Phi la
I S. S. Tatea Jsly fl S. S. Brash Jaly ts Jaly 31 Asa. I
11 West Isteta Aag. t S. 8. West Roes ...Aag. 13 Aag. 1$ Aag. SI I
S. S. ArUgae- Aag. U E . Talsa Aag. 33 Sept. I Sept. f I
For FartSvet I nf errnatioci Appcy fee
THE ADMIRAL LINE, Faellle Coast Agest
Ml Third Street Fhese Mela $381 M
Seattle
July IS.
i fer Saa
878
Flattery
waiiawrrawa jT rSSnfft vm.'uiT''
Wast W oasewfeasjvaea for Saa are, 580
Sl filMn"nlt'- ' Baa ravaaavs.' 387
bssmM?' 'laaaav "ftl-
3 a sv.
Jnrv 19.
fmhArOrtasm res- SaaPl m Ji a, S86 ejawa
graMev sshn'aeA IsM.
Jatr 19
JWcaaJSfhs. Baa aokv fear PeeC
m
"Slip a Water"
WILLIAMS LINE
Hew Service Betweea PORTLAND. Ok, aad SEATTLE, WARM.
KrYtsstrva at onea. we wfll acrwrvt freisrht for snipment
TOKTlAriJ lO OBaAXXAaSS
DIRECT SAILING FROM NEW TORE? TO FOBTLAHD
"S. S. WlLLaFiRO, Sailing July 25
FOR RATES AND SPACE AFPLX TO
A. C CALLAN, GeiMxrai Agent p
414 Oregoet Buildinc PORTLAND, ORE.
I Broadway 143S
I Broadway 1434
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a Partksnd wf
sax$ sea asms.