WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1M1.
PORTLAND, OREGON. WEDNESRNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON
IT
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BETTER DEMAND AGAIN SHOWING FOR
STORAGE EGGS IN
GREAT MOVEMENT
WEDNESDAY DAIRY PRODrCTS
Batter Eggs Cheese
Co be Extra Select Flats
Portland 1 44 f M $ .25
Chicago . .41 M M
Saa Francisco So Market
Hew York.... .44 ...1 Jtiv.
Seattle ju .4 -
Lo Angeles . M .3;
Than is uncertainty shown in the local
fresh ta martrt situation. While then Is
tendency to anote steady to strong prices for
stock, then arrears tittle disposition among
qaoterg to support their figure.
For iaUance. while 29 m 30c a dozen be
in quoted tor current receipt eat for Port
land delivery, there is little tendency on the
part of some of the trigger operators to take on
supplies. Most of them are well filled with
short heU storage which they are withdrawing
aod are said to bo selling as fresh, s condition
allowable by the la?.
Their efforts to dispose of cold storage eggs
at this tin are duo to the fact that some of
this stock went into the ice houses at low
prices and a profit is aow in sight. This the
holders are willing to accept at the moment, to
tact bankers are insisting upon them taking s
profit when in sight to order to protect their
credit.
a Receipts of fresh eggs are by no means heavy
bat this is not affecting the market.
Those deal ring special information regarding
any market should write the Market Editor, Ore
gon Journal, enclosing ump for reply.
r'HRKSK SITUATION IS STRONG Kit
Situation in the cheese trade is stronger gen
rally, with higher prices ruling for Oregon
ekssse at California points sad an adrance here
to follow. The Dairymen's league is figuring
upon s rise of 2c to 24c. Portland, for No. 1
triplets.
BfTTER MARKET IS STATIONARY
While creamery men assert that an adrance
is the price of butter is about doe in the local
trade, no movement to force prices upward is
Swing made, because of the fear that the public
may not stand for such a more.
CHICKEN SITUATION MORE ACTIYE
More activity is shown in the market for
enfekeas here. Killers are cleaning up arrivals
at this time and, while prion are unchanged, the
outward movement is satisfactory to receivers.
HEAVY VEALS DRUGGED TRADE
Heavyweight calves are drugging the Front
street traae ana, wruie quality is good as s rule,
there is little call and sales are forced around
10 011c a pound. Lightweights of best quality
at 14 015c,
HEAVY HOGS KKAKIMt ON STHEF.T
While only s nominal supply of lightweight,
top quality, country killed hogs is reaching the
street, demand is not keen. Heavyweight stock
is hard to move even at low prices,
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Tanned milk situation somewhat firmer.
Tomato prices down to $1.00 1.50 for
Dalles stock.
Peach trade quiet, with rather indifferent
quality
Green beans extremely plentiful; down to
It 8c pound.
Loganberries, blackberries and raspberries
l..)(r I. b.).
WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau advised Wedneadav: Protect
shipments during the next 36 hours against the
ro i lowing maximum temperatures: Uoing north.
75 degrees; northeast, over S. P. eV 8 R. It.
90 degree;; east to Baker. 00 degrees, and south
to Ashland, 90 degrees. Maximum temperature
st roruana tomorrow snout so degrees.
WHOLESALE PK1CRS IN PORTLAND
These are prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex
oept as otherwise noted:
Dairy Products
BtTTTKB Selling price, bog tote: Creamery.
extra, parchment wrapped. 4 0c Ib. Jobbing
prices: Cubes, extra, 34c lb. : dairy, buying
prices. 1 7e per lb.
3 BUTTER FAT Portlend delivery basis. No. 1
grade, 34c; No. 2, 23:; country stations, 28
0 30c per lb. -
CHKESB Selling price; Tillamook, fresh
Oregon faney triplets, 25e per lb.: Young
Americas, 26c per Ib. ; Dairymen's League trip
lata. 22o per Ib. Price to jobbers, f. o. b.
Tillamook triplets. 22c; Young Americas, 23c
Selling price: Block Swiss, fancy, 32 0 34c;
Mmburger. 28 9 30c lb.; cream bricks, 26
28c per lb.
EGGS Buying prices: Current receipts, 29 0
80c onsen: candled, selling price, 87 38; se
lect, 40c doaen.
LIVE POULTRY Selling price: Heavy hens.
24 25c lb.: light hens, 1718e per Ib.; broil
ers. 23c Ib. ; old roosters, 10c lb.; tur
keys. ( ; ducks. 22c lb.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
FRESH FRUIT Oranges. $4 250 5.75 box:
bananas, lOVt011o per lb.: lemons, $11,00 0
13.00 pet ease; grapefruit. Florida, ( ) ; Cali
fornia, 1B.75; cherries 10 018c per
id.; cantaloupes, fiat, fi.oo 1.35 : standards,
88.253.60; wa term si one, Sc per lb. ; apricots,
fl 75 in lugs of four basket crates; peaches,
11 00(41 50 box.
I BERRIES Strawberries, ts.50; raspberries.
81.50 4y 1.65; loganberries, fl. 5001. 85; black-
aemes, si.uu as 1.00 : oiacsrapa, gz.trv.
DKIED FRUIT Datec, $6.S5; fards, fS.SO
0 3 75 per box; figs, 82.00 0 3.30; prunes. 10s
cd sua, au-ia, nox, Twc per lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Local
81.0001.50: garlic, 15c Ib.: green onions, 80
4 5c dozen bunches, reds. 81.73; Walla Walla
1.78.
POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon fancy, 2c; new potatoes, 2 0 2 V e per lb.
VEGETABLES Beans. green, full sack,
' loe per lb; beets, new, sacked, f 2 50
per cwt. cabbage, local, crated, 4Ntc per Ib. ;
carrot, new, bunched. 60c per doc: do aacked,
2Hc per Ib.: celery, small aike. 1.25 w 1 50
dot. ; cucumbers, field. 24s to 28a, $1.25 per box;
garlic, new, 80c per lb.; green, onions. 40 0 50c
per dos, ; lettuce local, iced. Sc. f 8.00 per
crate; do, not iced, 3s, 12.50 per crate; parsley,
80c per doc ; peas, lost, 1 Be par lb. ; peppers,
green, 35c per Ib. ; peppers, California, dry chili,
30c per lb; peppers, Mexican, dry chili (mild),
33c per lb.; tomtatoes, Oregon, $1.5001.73
2 tier box: tomatoes, California, lux 28-30
fl.75 0 2.00 lug; turnips, purpi top. $2.30
per ewt.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country
hogs, 16c per lb. for top blockers about
135 to 110 lbs.; heavy stuff lent; veal, top,
about $0 to 110 pounds. 14 015c per lb.;
heavy stuff less; spring Iambs. 13 014c per lb
SMOKED KEATS Hams. 37 0 80c per lb.;
breakfast bacon, 25 0 52c.
LARD Kettle 'rendered, 18e lb. ; tierce basis,
compound. 12 He
PACKING HOUSE HEATS Steer beef.
13c: oows-heifers, 12c; lambs, 18c per lb.;
yearlings, 12c: ewes, 809c
Fleh and Shellfish
FRESH FISH Chinook. :13 014e per lb.;
halibut. 13 0 15c per to; sturgeon. 18020c;
10-lb. basket kippered cod. $3.33: ling cod. 8c
per lb.
OYSTERS Eastern, per gallon. $5.00; Olym
pia. $5.50.
Haas, Wool and Hides
HOPS 1920 crop, nominal. 11012c lb.
HIDES Calfskin, 10012c; kips, 506c;
green bides, 2 03c; salted. 8 0 4c par lb.
MOHAIR Nominal. 18022c per" ib.
TALLOW AND GREASE Nc 1 tallow. 4c;
r ARC ABA BARK New 5e; old, 5 e lb.
WOOL Willi mette valley, ooarse. 10c: me
dium. 13c: fine. 20c lb.; Eastern Oregon-Idaho.
12 020c per lb.
BEANS Small white, 4 He; large white,
4c; pink. 8c; Umaa, 7c; bayou. lle;
ted, lOe lb.
HOMEY Per ease. $8.00.
HOTEL HOYT
trictly Fireproof, Near Both Depots aad
togreenient ear service te al parte of the etty
ltsa.iT
Stock, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, Etc
316-317 Board of Trade
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Members Chirac i
of Trade
Brya
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OfrMARXET
BASK-ET
fcrrxiL. P9JCU.
By My man H Cohan
It's time to think of cucumbers sad straits,
for pickling time is at band.
The cucumber cross this season is a liberal one
and consumers are advised that quality is now
at iti best while prices are eatresaely low.
Indications point to advancing prices oa
vinegar because of the high price of s pales,
therefore it is advisable to order pear require
ments without delay.
Tomato prices are being held beyond reason
oa both the public market and la retail shops.
With the wholesale price not above 11.50 a
box at this time the sales at 1 3 as 20c a pound
are at too excessive figures. roosnmers will
not pay these prices and the result win be many
boxes that will be dumped.
Strng beans are a druc on the market at
this time and three pounds are being offered for
2Se in some instances en the public market,
although the general retail price is 10c a pound.
Small heads of new cauliflower are armearine
on the public market with sales as low as 10c
Retail prices to private stores:
Butter Fresh creamery, 45c
Egg Fresh extras, 40 045c.
Poultry Chickens, dressed. 28 040c
Fish Salmon. 124 f 20c lh- halibut. 25c
lb.; perch. 15c lb.: sturgeon. 25c lb.
Flour Best local patent. S2.25Ct2.30 per
sack, 49 pounds.
fotetoat Burbanks. fl.50 81.7B per sack.
Onions l H 02e lb.
Maximum DTleea on the Portland nublic mar
ket:
Cabbage. 4e lb.: cauliflower. 25c bead: car
rots, 5c bunch; lettuce, 10c bead; dry onions.
2e ib. ; spinach. 10c to.; asparagus, 18c In. :
peas. 1 3c lb. : turnips. 4c lb. potatoes. 8c lb. :
dry beans, 10c lb.; string beans, 14c lb.; rhu-
Barn. 5c lb.
Honey Comb, 35c; quart, 75c: pint, 40c
Berried Baepberries, 8c. 2 boxes 15c; straw
beries. 18c. 2 boxes 25c; loganberries. 7c;
gooseberries, 7c lb.
Poultry Hesvy hens. 28e; tight hens. 24e;
broilers, 35c; fryers, 80c lb
Kggs--Best, 40c dozen.
Butter Best, 40c lb.
Limited Change in
Early Cotton Prioe
New York. July 27. (L N. S.) The cotton
market opened quiet but shewed steady buying,
sad first prices were 1 to 4 points net higher.
The Southern Products company condition figure
of 6S.3 represented a decline of 1.8 tor the
month against the average leak at 3.4 points.
Later the market was fine and about steady at
3 points net higher.
The market wss steady in the late dealings,
closing at a net advance of 5 to 22 points.
Spot cotton was quiet today, with middlings
10 points higher at 12.10. No sales.
Furnished by Over beck A Cuukt Co.. Board
of Trade building:
Month. Open.
January 1 240
March 1271
May 1275
October 1 203
December 1245
High.
12RO
1292
1297
1217
1260
Lew.
1284
128
1275
1 100
1288
Close.
125
12ft
1295
1212
1255
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
fan Francisco Market
San Francisco. July 2T. U. P.) Potatoes
Old crop nominal; new Garnets, f 1.75 1 50,
new white, 81.50 1.TS.
Onions New red. 75 0 85c; yellow. SI 50
1.75.
Seattle. July 27
California, lite lb.
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Potatoes -Yakima gems, $30.00 0 35.00
local, $20.00 0 23.00 ton.
Los Aivgetoa Market
Los Angeles, CsL. July 27. I. N. 8.)
potatoes: .New stock, mostly 45 0 30c; few
best. 60c per lug: poorer. S540e: No. 1
sacked, per cwt. mostly . $1.23 0 1.40; few.
si.no-; poorer, 7csrji.uo; bakers. f2.OO0
2.28. ,
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
Ssn Francisco, July 37. No market to bat
ter, eggs and cheese today on account of the
death of member of the dairy exchange.
Seattle Market
Seattle, Wash.. July 27. (L N. S.) Eggs,
select ranch. 38 0 40c: pullets, 82c,
Butter City creamery, 88c; bricks. 89c.
Cheese Oregon triplets. 21c; Young Ameri
cas. 28c.
Let Angeles Market
Los Angeles. Cel., July 27. (L N. S.)
Eggs, extra, 37c; case count, 3 5c.
Butter Extra creamery, 4 5c.
Poultry Pullets, 33c; pee wee pullets, 23c;
hens, 13031c; broilers. 25 0 27c; fryers, 80c
w Tork Ratter aad Sect
New Tork. July 27. (L N. S.) Butter
Market quiet. Creamery extras (salted and
unsalted) 41 0 44o; creamery firsts (salted
and unsalted), 37 0 42e; creamery higher
than extras (salted and unsalted), 42 0 43c.
State dairy tubs, 310 41c; ladles, fresh firsts,
30 0 32 c.
Cheese Market firmer. Whole milk specials.
2108Oe; whole milk fancy. 2O03Oc;
whole mitt, tower grades, 1601c Wis
consin Whole milk, fancy Young Americas, 23
0 2ec State Skims, specials, 14 c;
skims, choice, 11013c; skims, fair to good,
8 010c; skims, lower grades, 4 07c
Eggs Market firmer. Nearby white, faney,
510 54c: nearby brown, fancy. 43 0 43c; ex
tra. 40 0 41c; firsts, 33 0 36c.
Milk The wholesale price is 82.20 per 100
pounds of 3 per cant mitt, within. 200-210
mile zones.
will Aid Wheat Growers
Spokane. Wash., July 27. All differences be
tween the federal reserve board and the North
west Wheat Growers, associated, have been sat
isfactorily adjusted and the wheat growers in
the bis cooperative orwaniaetton will hir the
facilities of the federal lasga te bsnks in moving
their 1921 crops, according to Oeorge C. Jewett.
general manager, who returned yesterday after
six weeks in toe Ka.lL Mr. J e watt attended
wheat growers' conferences in Chicago and later
went to New tors and Washington, and wai
elected second -'Vice president of the United
States Wheat Growers Financing corporation.
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago. July 27. L N. 8.) Butter
Receipts. 7600 tubs. Creamery, extra. 41c
firsts, $4 089; psektog stock. 28024c
Eses Receipts, 14.437 cases. Current re
ceipts. 2627c; ordinary firsts. 23 0 25c;
firsts, 29 029c; extra. 29c; checks, 20 0 21c;
dirties, 18 0 22c.
Cheese Twins, new. 19 0 20c; daisies. 19
02Oc; Young Americas, 21 022c; teag-
Live Poultry Turkeys, 30c: chickens, 2e;
springs. 25031c; roosters, 18c ; geese, 120
isc; aucxs, .tc.
Dried Fruit and Beaas
New Tork. July 27. (L N. Bl Beans
Market dull. Marrow, choice. 6e; pea, choice,
14 50: red kidney, choice. 12c
Dried Fruits Market fiamer. Apricots,
choice to ex-fancy. 22 0 27e; prunes. 80a te
60s. SliplSHr; prunes. 60s to 100a 8
8c; peaches, choice to ex-fancy 12015 c;
secued raisins, choice to fancy, 17 21 He
New Tork Wool and Hide
New Tork. July 27. (I. N. B) Wool
Market dull. Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 24 0
ae; domestic pulled, scoured baata, 18 0 67c
domestic Texas, scoured bask, 40 0 80c; do
mestic Ter. staple, scoured. 55 0 85c.
Hides Market better demand. Native steers.
i - 4 l a i c : oranara steers, i:g)i:itr.
RICE Japan style. No. 1. 4 e; Blue Bete.
I per lb.; New Orleans bead. 8c
COFFEE Roasted, 19 0 31c, te sacks
drum.
SALT Coarse, half gr., 100s. $18.80 per
ton; oils. bit. si; tenia dairy, aos, fa 7.2 5;
bales, 83.50 0 4.00; fancy table aad dairy.
est.su; rump. Bse.au per ion,
SVG AH Cubes, $7.80: fruit aad bet
$6.9$; yellow D.. $6.35; beet granulated, t6.76;
extra eo.ee: uo lata u. ae.se.
CANNED MILK Carnation, Alpine. Borden.
uDoy, se.io: Auor, Mount veraon. 15 05
Eagle, $11.00 per ease.
SODA C BACKERS In bulk. 17c ner lb
NUTS Walnuts. 38 0 82a to: ilttnadi. 28 0
aw; woen, aaa in seen lets; peanuts, 5 9 12c
pecans, 33c; Braxils, 20c
mm
BOPE Sisal, dark. 12c; white. 14c per to. ;
sxanoaru auuua. xe V c
LINSEED OIL Raw, batx.. 81.02; kettle
Douea. ddis., i hi, raw, cases. 81.17; boiled.
cases, si. sv per gauen.
COAL OIL Pearl of water white, to drums
or iron Barren, it we gal.; eases, SOc per gal.
t, ASOHNJt Iron barrels, 3 Be; cases, 40 c
FUEL OIT, Basis, $2.10 bM.
WHITE LEAD Ton tots. 12 e: 80 lbs.
13c lh.
TURPENTINE Tanks. 93e
Kew Tork Poaltrr Market
New Tor. July 27. (L N. 8,1 Uve poul
try aaarsst i inner; r owls ZT te lie; turkeys.
29c; roosters. 18c; ducks. 30027c; geese, 13
018c
Canned Pratt Brisk
Eugene, July 27. Pratt as lea are g0R era
at the canning plant of the
O N,
6t
CANNED SALMI
A BETTER POSITION
Indicating a general lairniaisl to the
canned salmon market rirahrbwi b the fact that
sate of the better grade stack is out of the
spot market at lulling Eastern earners aod prices
are being held somewhat firmer to consequence
Alaska reds are to limited spot supply aad
prices sre add firm with some premiums asked
in the East, but the coast trade is not a yet
indies ting any
Even the cheaper grade staff It Inclined to
strengthen as a result of the increased demand.
Europe absorbing crmstderasle of the former
surplus of such offerings.
Business to Columbia river Chinook It about
normal with orders somewhat more pieataral,
although shipping directions are not generally
available because of the expectation of reduced
freight mas. Ran to the Columbia is mod
erately good.
Irregular Trading
In Chicago Wheat
At the Opening
Chicago. July 27. (L N. 8.) Wheat closed
with sharp gains for the day. A vastly Improved
tone brought about by a broader buying power was
noticeable to last. Best prices ware act maintained
as profit-taking by soma of early buyers eased
values from the top. Cora rose ultimately with
wheat after being under pressure tarty. Oats
closed irregularly.
July wheat finished SV0Sae higher. Sep
tember 8 He higher and December 3 e dp
July corn le adranoed, September 0 e
higher and December 0 Vic higher July
oats 14 e higher. September H w c tower and
December unchanged to Sc higher.
Chicago. July 27. (L N. S.) Prices of
wheat were irregular at the opening today bu:
moved up slightly after the start when locals
took the buying gene. Jul was unchanged to
He tower; September. 14c lower, and Dtetutbti
we hkfber.
Buying strength was to evidence to corn, but
prices failed to show any marked advance. De
cember was about steady, while September was
unchanged to we tower.
Trade In oats waa small and priest Vfc to
He lower.
Provisions showed independent strength sad
opened at gains of 7 to 10c over the previous
close.
Chicago range by I'nited Prate:
Wttr.AT
Open. High. Low
July ... 124 128 124 H
Sept. .. 1281 128 123
Dec. .. 126 180 126
Close.
12$
127
129
65
1
61
"71t
49
43
1880
1880
130T
1217
1227
128
128
180
CORN
5
HI
61
OATS
87
89
42
PORK
July .
Sept.
Dec.
July ,
Sept.
Dec.
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Oct.
84
1
60
87
88
42
Nominal,
Nominal.
64
60
60
!$7
41
LARD
1307
1220
1230
BIBS
1085
1207
1212
1220
1080
1203
1210
1220
1070
July ... 1080 1083 1070 1070
Sept. 1085
Crop Wheat No. 1 red. 128 0128: No.
2 red. 124 128: No. 3 red. 128 0128;
No. 2 hard. 1250 128: No. 3 hard. 1240
io ; 30. s spring, izo.
BYE
July ... 125 ISO 126 129
Sept. .. 110 114 110 114V
uec . . . in us
barley
Sept ... 68 63
Money and Exchange
New Tork. July 27. (L N. 8.1 Call monev
on the floor of the New Tork Stock Exchange
tooay nuea at a par cent; najn, s par eat.
low. 4 w per cent. Time money waa steady
Rates were 0 per cent. The market for prime
mercantile paper was atesuy. call money in
London today was 3 V ner eent. Stexline ex
change was. steady with business la beakeat' bills
at f 5 5 7 e for demand.
Baa Francisco Cash Barter
San Francisco. July 37. (C. P.) Bartev
Spot feed per cental. $1.1801.25; shipping,
li.su v-1.40.
WlBBlpef Caia Grain
Winnipeg. July 27. Cash wheat: No.
northern, $1.81: NO. 2. $1.79: No. 3
fl.74; No. A. $1.81: track. $1.77.
Oate No. 2 white. 5fe: ex No. 1 feed
504tc; No. 1 feed. 48c; No. 3. 46Hc
Barley No. 8. SOc; No. 4. 75 e: feed. 70e
track. 78c
Bye No. 3. $1.38; track. $1.25.
T a N
&at la Wheat
Harrisbura. July 23. For the first time
in the history of the county rust has appeared
on the wheat The farmers are aaaased and
anxious and the old timers are resurrecting
memories of past wheat eropa from out of the
aim long ago. All are agreed that it
marvelous.
Fruit Warehouse Dial
Wtuatchee. July 27. A deal hat beta eon
summated by which the newly organised Eatiat
v aiiey mit company takes over the JEBttat
warehouse formerly owned by the Weat tehee
Northern Warehouse ft Marketing i Mimiiii for
a consideration of $4504). The Entiat Valley
Fruit company is made ap of the following
iruit growers: .. M. Hoy. r k. Knapp. M
C Griffith. Z. Small. E. N. Small. 0. H.
Rogers. L, M. Sanders and W R. Goodman.
New York Metal Market
New York. July 27. (t N. 8.)
Uell; spot, July. Auguat aad
fered. 11.
Laid Quiet; gpot July and August offered
4.40. ,
Spelter Quiet; spot aad July, offered. 4.38
Auguat aad September, offered. 4.30.
Baataer Apple Crop
Grants Pass,. July 27. The apple crop of
Josephine county will be a bumper one, says
u. xx. cisemann. Iran ratetr of this teettoa.
However, the late frosts took most of the nierhm
and pears, there being bat a very light crop of
matt i rails.
Liverpool Cotton Quiet
Liverpool. Jury 27. (L tf. El
ton was quiet at the opening this morning
Prices were easier. Sales were 8000 balsa
American middlings, fair, f 10.45; good mids.
88.75; fully mids. 88.83; mids.. $7.90:
tew
mias., f7.00; good ordinary. 85.85
$5.10. Futures opened steady.
ordinary
Minneapolis-1) Blutn Flax
Dututh. July 27. 1 1. N S.) Fkax. July
$2.11: Sept. $2.13: Oct. $3.18; track and
art, B3.il0Z.il w.
Minneapolis. Jute 27. (I. N. 8 1 Flex
July. BH.OSw; Sept.. fl.OI; Oct.. 82.19
track and arrive, f 2.0T 14 V 2.09 .
Mow Tork Caffs aad Bagar
New Tork. July 37. (I . P.)
Sugar
Mutated,
Firm; raw 84.61; refined, firmer; gran
fS.20 tel. so.
Coffee No. 7 Rto. spot, lit flt; No. 4
Santos, 9U 0 9 he.
New York-London Silver
New Tork. July 37. (L M. R) Commer
cial bar silver: Domestic, annhsegid at 99 Me:
foreign, he higher at 81 he
London. Jtdy 37. lL N. R) Bar silver.
Md higher "at 38d.
New Tork Potato Market
New York. July ST. (L N. R) Potatoes
(to bu. barrel or bag) Market firmer. Near
by watte. 83.9904 60; southerns, 81.000
4.50.
Naval Stores Market
New Tae. July 3T. L M. R) Turpen
tine. Savannah, 50 to SIM; New Tork.
60 0 50x4.
veonah. 3.70: New Tark. 8.10.
Chicago Potato Market
a BBgT a 9 . t . ST. O- I -g-
ne mw i war a 1 sa
ate 27 (I. N. R) Pa tote at
cars. Virftoia. 85.2605.50: Jar-
rcT2wO,.,6w.V-
4
Perelga Exchange Market
New York. July 37. (U. P.) Eeretga ts
chaage apeaed alkghUy higher. Starttog.
$8 ft M : francs. .0773: lire, .0414.
Foreign exchange etesed ahghtlj higher
771; Irre. .0408; marks. .0129.
Pi $011 j Market
WmJ Vl6jfJJ9jsTxw
$ 150: can
CANNED SALMON STOCKS
WHEAT MARKET
HIGHER AT CLOSE
WHEAT IS HIGHER
After ihowlag dallaess darisg the
morning; wheat prices ware generally ad
vanced daring; the boob ssigt 0f the
Merchants' Exchange. They show:
EleLRtee.
Hard Whit tl.U te
Soft Wkfte Lit
White Ctab LIS
Hard Winter 1.10
Northern Spring 1.10
Red Walla 1.87
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Biiiurtod by PorUsad M trees att exchange .
Oars
Wheat Barley. Fir. Oats. Haj
Portland. Wed'dey T8 1 8 5 7
Tear ago.
89
8
58
49
Season to date.
1449
975
83
19
298
149
7
351
72
2d
IB
170
25
103
2
Tear
needsy
Tear ago.
s
Beaton to date.
81
84
Tear arc . . . .
Seattle Tuesday.
T
T
106
Tear ago. . . .
Season to date.
77
Tear ate ....
184
While early Chicago priest ware
wheat options and there wss apparently s bet
feeling in the general trade, local export
eats report only very moderate business for
mat as near.
rw grow ess are willing to setwpt current
far wheat, aad most of these are inclined
to hold for $1 net at country points, a price
eat avaaaaia aaaer existing i main lines
A private cable to a local exporter from
London connection says that wheat was dull and
neJined to show a shade of weakness. Little
business nesting there.
Most of the exporters smear to have nteatr
of w n eat already pare hated for immediate Shin
to and for that reason it is scarcely adriaabie
to lores stock apoa she trade until it needs 1L
Bach offering Would its alt only la lower prices
man as present to erven.
WtiKAT Club, f 1.13 0 1.17; bl
fl. 1701. 19 per bushel.
FLOUR Belize Drioaa. mill dear- Passat.
87.80: Willamette vailav brands 13 20: kvwl
new straight. $9.10: bakers' bard wheat, $7.3f i
bakers' brueetem. t6 75: bakers' valley 16 00:
graham, 16.00. whole wheat, 16 20; Montana
spring wheat, patent. $7.20 0 7.25 per barrel.
tor city delivery. iac extra: suburban, so
extra.
HAT Buying price- for old crop: Willamette
timothy, fancy. 314.00 15. OO ner ton: East
ern Oregon timothy. ( ) ear tea: clover.
111. on; straw, ff.UO01O.O9; alfalfa. f!5.5
sr i s.ot. per ton.
UitAIN BACaJt Nominal No 1 Cah-ntta
7c; Irwawsu. 6s to car lota; less amounts
higher.
MlLLSTCr Fa Mill run at milL aacked. tea
jdu, eze.uu; canoaaa. szt oo.
ui ia t-er too. buyntg price: reed. 82 7.O0
ffSB.WV.
BARI.KT Bavin Dries: Feed. 828.00
jb.su; arewtaf. fiM.ee.
BH Buying price nomtael.
KEEDSTlKPS P. O. . mills: Belled bar-
lay. fsf-OO 0 48.00; whole barley. 838.00; al
falfa meal. 325.00; coeoanut nival. 832.00
tracked com. $41.00; whole corn, $38.00 pe
ton: whole oats. 884.00: rolled oats. 117 DO
chicken wheat. $51; scratch feed. $49.00 per
ton
Merchants' Exchange bids
WH1
EAT
July.
... 1 13
1.12
1.12
1 10
110
1.07
FEBD OATS
27 00
BARLEY
24.00
28 00
CORN
31.00
Aug
$ 1.18
1.12
1.12
1.10
1.09
1.09
25.00
28.00
22 00
Sept
Hard white . . .
Soft wKTte
White elub
f 1.1
1.11
1.1
Hard winter
Northern spring
Bed Walla
No. 2 white . .
110
1.09
1.05
24.00
38.00
Brewing
Feed
31.00
No.
eastern
AMERICA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chlcaoo Haas 111.50
Chicago, July 27. (T. N. B,)
eeipte. 14.000; faierjr active aad 15e to 25e
nigner. Bulk, sw.so aa 1 1.40 ; top. 111.50
heavyweight, 910.20011.041; medium, weight
110.75011. 45: lightweight. $11.13011.50
light rights. $11.00011.45; heavy packing
wrwa, smoom gv.sv e.sa; parirng tows, rougn.
$9.0009.83: rsas. 1 1
o.so as 1
1 1 1 23.
cattle Btoeipta. aooo :
8000: naady to atreag
and prime, $9.10 9 .75
$7.50 0 9.25; good am
medium and good, 57.5009 25; good and
choice, 18.75 0 9.75; common snd medium
xu.ooar 8.75. Bnteher cattle Heifers. 14 :
0S73; cowa. $4.00 07.00; bulla. $4,80 0
o. 1 a. tanners ana cutters cows aaa newer,
12.lO04.oo; cenaer steers. 83.7504.00:
calves (nght and bandywetgbtl . $8.75 011 00
feeder steers, f5.OO07.35: stacker Meets, $4.00
OT.uo; atoestr cowa aaa neuere. f3.BO0B.o
Sheep Kiettpta. 1B.OOO; steady. Lam
Receipts. 18.000; steady.
bs
(B km. oewn
m). tft.31 010.80; lambs (ealls
S7.7S; yeartoi
25 0 5.50; r
0 8.00: breed
and common) ,
l3.UUfl.30
0; feeder Iambs, $8.00 07.80.
Kansas CMtv Mena 111 at
Kaaaaa City. Mo.. Jab 27 (I. N. 8 )
vaiut weeaitw vvtra; tat rut extremely sc
Uve. Steers, $7.00 01.23: cows aad hetfera
$8.00 09.78; storks rs sad Itinera, $8,80 0
7.00: calves. 17 00 8.50.
Hogs Receipts. 4500: steady. Bulk of sales,
$10 25011 00; top. 811.00; heavies. $10.00
010.50: lights, $10.50 011.00; mediums.
Biozsvs 11 o.
Sheep Receipts, 4000: market sluggish.
1 amna fa.iv; ewes, f4.7ncea.wo.
Osnvse fleas $11.04)
Denver. Colo.. Jute 27. (D. P.i
Receipts. 600: lower. Steers, 89.1008.50
cows snd heifefs, $5.00 07.00: ttoekera sad
feeders, $4.25 0 5.88; carves IS 58 0 I 50.
Hoes
BOO; 25e higher
Top.
111.00; balk,
$9 75 010.65.
insX
Lam be.
88.50
9.50; ewes, $4.00 0 5.00.
noes si o.so
est 91
South Omaha. July 27. (I. N. 8.) Boo
Receipts. 7000. Market better grades 25 0 2Sc
higher: packing sows. alow. 10 0 23c higher;
bulk, if 100 10.28: top. $i0.83.
Cattle Receipts. 8000. Beef steers, steady
to lSe higher; top yearlings. 69.65; aha stock,
n attars, steady to seek; others, strong: bulls,
teals, ttrosg to higher; ttoekera and feeders,
steady.
Sheep Receipts, 900. Lambs, mostly 25c
lower; early top western, 99.90; sheep, firm;
feeders, it tarry
Seattle. Wash.. July 27. (L N. B.)-
' 'attic Reeerots. none.
beep Receipts, 242:
steady. Taarlings.
$4.00 0 4.80; wethers. 13.10 0 4.00;
$1.00 0 8.00: prime lambs, $6 00 0 7.00; call
lambs, $$.30 0 5.00.
Leon Stan Is Held
For Investigation
Leon Starr, who waa remanded to the
municipal court from tha juvenile court
recently on charges resulting from the
discovery of t.dna Swales In a shack
in Montavllla with six boys, waived
hearing In the municipal court Tuesday
afternoon and was held over for grand
jury investigstion. Bail was set at
$2500.
Rains in Europe
Aid to Grain Trside;
Imports Necessary
Broom ball cabled of world's eree
cosdlttoas:
Rahts hare benefited aarts. Pore
east to far gsa rally rta weather.
Some fears far defective yields ta
wheat. OaUeok for coarse gralas
geaerally BBfavoraato. Fodders are
very peer.
France Heavy rata storsas hare
been experienced, break tag the
4 rests. Wheat aattara Is estimated
at 1M.MMN hashels aad forecast of
1st sorts $9,999,989 bashtls.
Gerataay HarvasUaf af wheat ta
progrewsiag. Qaallty of rye resorted
as ataeh Better.
Italy Ttetds af wheat wtn he
mosUy average.
Balks s The eaUoek for wheat Is
sr a iterate era. Rye. barley aad
oat a about ear average.
ladle Geaeral raise beteg expert-
Aaitralla Sever ftoadt predl.
rfg4ad
geseraRy
bat prataeeu tor rreae
IE
OF HOGS GO AT $13
WEDNESDAY LIVESTOCK TRADE
MfltD Ml
Portlaad $18.84) UM I ietl" irat-nt ana
Chlcagfo 11. if 9.IJ 11.14 1
Kaaaas CTty u. f Lit
ta aa or as SkvaB ah a $ waa I
Omaha 11"!"" IfxM tM 9 Jf
a v aa I
1
Sa market.
rORTlJtND 1 IVMTOCK Bin
Moss Uaktle Calvea
Wednesday 2
Weak ago 74 Bad
2 weeks ago. ... 88 99
184 l!
T
2121
10
8
T.ar.eV: . . : f.
t yean age 19 134
1021
938
$14
i
s
t years fao.
40..
4 years
818
161
13
Only two toads of livestock aad a fei
arrival.
1 were
w-fte"
shown at Nerte Portland W
day
Us tbeea wese am kaiarnl
la the hog altera s lack of orhsad tees waa I
forward and a bmrieg volnaae of
went at 111.
bosh the geaaral market al that artoa.
General hog market range .
SasevJtoBkeev. 25 0-3 00 lbs: ! ." '. ll 00 2 1 1
Smooth besvy, 300 lba ap 9.00 0 10
Rough heavy . . . -til0
rieder ptgi"::::::::::::::;: if.c4fif
Stags 3.000 8
11.71
Slowness immiitet the aeaeral
lamb situation at North Portlaad for
Only a smaB fresh stack easts forward, bat the
market to a tease a wttl
O tat eel tread
indicates was knees,
Ueaeral sheep aaa
East of mountain lambs
. t 6 00 0 6 30
8.80 0 f oal
alley lambs . . .
Fair to good
lb f
. aS !5i
full lambs . .
Light y
Heavy yearlings
a.wvmr w , a w
8.0 0 8.30
Mast wetners .
Hesvy wethers .
Ewes
8 000 $ 50
fj
.....) v,k i.Mi.i tt-w.-' w .1
Trena 01 Lne casus maraex. was nam aecus
nvala were Limited, hut there was taxTsoMM tor
the midweek demand and, prices were iinnhiaatd
setters! lx
fJcierel cattle market range
Choice steers
Mediant to goad steers
Fair to milkam steers ,
Choirs eowe aad hatters
$ 6
t.6
9,30
6 0
476
4 73
4.00
b5T
Medium to good
4,75
ralr to msdtam cows aad heifers
e-wwae e.ww
4.0
too
Common cows tad heifers ....
Canasta ........ .s ........ .
2.2A0 8.00
1.80 3.38
3.80 $.50
Built
Choice feeders ............
Fair to good feeders ........
a'saZ l ln
Cawico dairy calves
Prims light dairy calves
10 50
11.001
10 00
7.00
3.50
iX'XX
kltdium light dairy at lets
"'
Heavy oalvea
7 00
STKEBB
Pries. I Ne.
No.
Av. lbs.
Av,
HTEEB8
10. .
24. .
2. .
1 . .
80. .
8. .
3. .
1 . .
9. .
1. .
4. .
3. .
10. .
12. .
1. .
2..
8..
1. .
IS. .
$8. .
35. .
St..
. 673 8 4.75 I 1:
.1224 6 00 I 4
. 950 8.00 14 . .
.1270 6.15 3. .
. 924 4T8
O0WB
. 554 3 4 23 1..
.1005 4 15 1..
.1110 S.Oi 14..
.1097 8.85 2..
10O0 2 50 33..
.1010 8 00 1..
.1088 3 80 28..
. 633 .00 $..
. 659 $ 25
CALVES
. 150 $11,801 3.,
hex
. 963 f 3.00
HOOS
. 190 f 12 50 I 1. ,
ItOf 6.16
.1084 6 11
940 $ f. to
795 a it
aag a. an
1105 4.38
5 52
.1384 $.88
14$ $ 9.00
I as fa
400 8.78 I 18. .
349 $11.60
LAMBS
aaa a .
84 8.1
89
89
20:
! ?'TW
90 8.00
4 00
TF.ARI.D.G8
84 $ 3 00 1 4.
8$ $ 4.00
STEERS
Art. Iba. Price. I Ma
. .. 688 $ $.68 I
COWS
. .. $9$ $ 4 50 I
CALVES
Ne.
Ave.
1$.
4.
3.
3.
8.
1.
. . . 157 8 9.00
HOGS
. . . 193 113 no
. .. 138 13.78
10.
I:
4.
... 165 127
. .. 18 13
. . . 180 10
UUN1S BRUMFIELD
Roseburg. July 27 In an effort to
pick up the lost trail of Dr. R M. Brum
field. Sheriff Starmer left Tuesday
night for Northern California. He will
IFF
visit A I turns and then take the road I China lino of the Pacific Steamship corn
north into the irii.me.th mnatrv I pany finished cleaning and painting at
The aheriff to fir in hi. h-iief that
.w, . . . J7:
jjtammi as m tai aer a-rg , ss. tv ivswjgaegaga, -
SDOUt 30 mile from Crescent was Dr.
Brumftold and to satisfy himself bss
decided to take un the chase oeraon-
ally. The fugitive waa reported in Al-
turas Sunday afternoon but later men-
rz? - VZ.' 1 i.a .
"' y .ron 001
answer xsrumneia s aescnption.
uaputy HnertrT we 00. wno naa taken
an active nmrt In the aearvh. amid todav
that be haa learned that Brumftold to
well acquainted In Mexico and sneaks
the language, Mexican authorities have
the missing man g description and it
wiU be difficult for the murderer to SO-
t. ., t ..... .
T'T .
piacaa in reports to tne errect tnatl
Brumneict sailed from Brit! an Columbia
oa a veesal and Sheriff Starmex Is con
vinced that the trail picked up in
Klamath county Is the real thing.
Tillamook Cheese
Is Up Two Gents
Pound for Stocks
Tillamook announced
Wdae
afternoon that It had advanced the price
fr a possd a. has beajsreael by Ths
JoaraaL Sale have bee amade at the
aew price, which hi tte for triplet g aad
tie for Yoaag Amerlra, f. e. . TlIU-
mook. New Portlaad selllag prises to
retailers are: 1 n see is sir, xwamg mater-
Ira SSc per pound. Tha Datryat'! I , camrtw w
leagae foil wed ths rise, ' LTrxtoxT
F If'.ll TT , Tl
iYiarsniieia iv. 01 r.
Home Is Dedicated!
vt . Mkn.M rr Jure 17. The
K of P. loda-e building, constructed at I
a coat of $12,000 by Myrtle lodgr No.
3 af this etty, was dedicated today. The
n n w k hand and ttoarwa taasa 01
Portland took part In the
will leave tonight for
ihrea-dav rvthtoa lirhfjaa to be
that city. Other of the order fr
Portland are expected to arrive Friday j
morning; and go to Ban don. The new
Pythian building in MaranneM ta ot
stucco and contain lotas aad club
of K. Of P.
Pythian sisters.
A flexiua wiidau cover haa been ta-
vented to srotect gasoline tank car-
rted oa tae rear or autogaoetia ta bnibi
JAPANESE FREIGHT,
PASSENGER CRAFT
ARRIVES IN PORT
On her ma Wen trip
Use Orient
tween the Orient
the
coast of
fcuth Amerloa aad
1. ttkO JdpdBaaw V
Kakuyo Mam arneao ut tn naroor
Wednesday aad berthed at Mersey
.K
AmerVa.
The arrival of (he Rakuyo Mara trtarki
the first of the tM9B9W0fr fMfwSfatw of the
Totu Ktoen Kataha to pat in here
aouth-bound and fulfills the pro OS kg of
the oomatany to fdva a
Pacific ooaat porta and
Pasaenger boats of this lino haw called
at this port went -bound and freighters
asv. r. k.n oms nulh. bound.
The Rakuyo Maru la a 13,000 dead
weight tons craft and has psaaenf-er ac
commodations for 4$ cabin, 61 eneoted
class and (12 steerage. She la 409 feet
long and $0 feet beam. . The
accommodations are up-to-date and In
keeping with the high standard set by
the T. K. K. She carrlca a craw of lit
men and born either oil or coal.
George Powell of the Oregon Pacific
company, local agents for the T. K. K ,
and officers of the stetomahlp enter-
tained a party of transportation
board Tuesday night. In add
the orflce force of the Oragon Pacific
aomnany those who atteadmd ware.
s . . , ga
1 PTanK s. uray ot uanour uumrw ex
Co. : K. D. Dawson, managtr, aad W
T. Sexton, traffic manager of the Ca
umuia t acme onippinx
en,nn, . . Tv,j n.w n a V
1 . . .
W. u SKlnner. s i'. at a. comamny : j
I uampoeii. Wilcox, naves compaaj , aa.
I Caldwell and Charles Osborne of the P.
R. L. P. company and K. H. Koehtor
1 Eastern aV Western Lumber company.
POBTL A D-PH! LA DKI.PH I A
SAILINGS TO BEGIN AUG. 24
,11 K.iu .,n p,,l, mnA
1 tt. imiw K
Philadelpnia will be Inaugurated By tne
I lmpMfi.ullin Una with the dr
parture of the Texan from this port
August 24. it was an oaten n oy ine
Columbia-Pacific company, agents for
.1.. T 1 ,1 V.. . V..
I Milt I HIT". AIIVC WWU ww wtwt.awa .w
made the demand for direct sailing so
strong that the service win be started.
The agents estimate the cargo to be as
large as thoae they are now taking to
Boston. More than 390 tons at a time
I tUt
T
ve been sent to Bsston.
The increased wool shipment from the
Inland tttralra through the port Instead of
going cast by rail lndloatsa a growth in
lh' lndutry 9B the Northwest. The
I greater part or use wool is anippaa xrosa
1 Portland. Seattle coming in for but little
of It.
DREDGING OP WILLAMETTE
NOW PROCEEDING RAPIDLT
Dredging operation on the Columbia
and at the mouth of the Willamette are
I unaer lull awing, aoearaiDg ui anws
I roinemus, engineer 01 tne fort 01 fort
I land. The Oregon Is working at the
snrtiitK rt 1Kb rlvar artrl iai pamnvinr a Kskiit
s-rr " " .
is.uuu leet per oay. tne oreuge vvii
lamella ia warklnar at Willow hare end
the Portland at Postoff ice bar. Aa soon
as repairs are completed on the dredge
Tualatin she will be placed in commis
sion on the lower river.
GRAIN EREIUHTS DCLL
New Tork. July 37. L N. 8.) Grain
freights show dull this morning and
rates lagging. General cargo also is
dull snd no change In rates. Board quo
tations today are: Ocean (steam) grain.
dull : United Ktngdwm. & ahllUrega ; Oar-
many, 2$ marks; Franca, 31 Vk to 37
francs; Holland. 22 Ss kronen ; general
cargo. dulL
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamship West Nlvarla of the
North China Mae ta d toenail ng $0) tons
ot wool at terminal no. 1. The entire
shipment hi for 'the Atlantic side and
will go east on one of the intercoastal
liners, probably the Ohioan. of the Unit
ed American line. .Columbia-I'acific Ship
ping company.
The steam it Mp west Katan of the Eu
ropean Pacific line sailed from Tacoma
Wednesday morning for Portland ta
loaa part cargo.
The steamship Pawtet of the North
drydock Tuesday and Is ready . for
I general
4J
The ntcam achoonsr Kewria haa hn
I chartered for the coastwise lumber trade
I and will load at St. Hasans for San
Pedro. Tha Kareria la the last of the
f' turned out by the Coast Ship-
I building t com pany and made one voy-
age to Australia with lumber. Since her
return to Portland ah baa been on the
1 disengaged list,
1
I POSITIONS OP TESSELS
. Raato.rstf rota North Mead gres the Ba
fSv"26
8pm
Admiral Evans. Portland for
I 17 arBas north of Sen Praaeatro.
I VTtwt Camam. Astoria far
I Honolulu. 649 miles from Astoria
Wagmasa, Baa Fiasateue for Portlaad. 198
I atoea north of aaa rra
H Meyers.
188 esBes aot
riaxter. Ran Era a. tens fee Va
B. C.
4 40 m'tos from Saa PrancSvee.
Waa meet. Shaatos for
at $ a av.
July 2
O riff co. Baa Exsaetee far Part Altea. 861
miles fraas Saa Pima ikwu. 8 a at. Jute 36.
Prank U. Dras, Avaa for Baa Pedro. 80
mitts rreas avow.
President. Saa Eraaeteco for Seattle. IS
north of Potat Areas.
west Celt era. Baa rsttee for
821 must wastef Sea Pedro,
ttJZJ"
I Run iiaaa Aatawte aw
muss aoath of Ctrevaeta river.
.iSLf7T nV rVJV!w
Ckarae.a ltox T
aslies aorta of
I Ai
I
I West
1 treat va
1 yjin v RaktOa ft
west of Case ateCtery
RICH ORR IS POUND
27 Pat
I Medleal to laws to
i rirh free idM are taken
i amater UUl
180 miles north of Baa Eif.tett.
Rainier. Ran ITI 1.01 far Oastlte. 821 atttes
from Saa EVaaeteeo.
Breast H. Meyers. Saa Pre newts far Grays
Barber, 188 esBes north of Baa Fraaehaui
ed Nailer. Baa Era ar tees fee Tsaoosvwr.
n I sa al V.ag I awhBfe diwaU gaaaaaaxav kJ agasSBBR 101 I Skea98aa
AafhaeT Be Vn liii far Ta Angeles. 18d sssas tsesa Bl 1 a 1 wakj" g tll'gjV JWy, 26 Ad
ru. aosth af fan ritninwn Sahiabm axteal Qeedrteh fraas 9J9B9Ba aaatea, July 2
Jeptha, Baa Pxagre tor Baa Est si baa. ITS I L1 I saw.
aft Cilitakls river llglitakek. ' fiimh I. 14 a a
Derbtey. Baa Era sr tart iar Tinan 99 axths Ttoterie, July 27. Pi mil awt : Wgat
aarth of Baa fit 11 1 test, Id tea, frees atajls, far Beaton, via Pwrttead, I
B. D. f mgal it. BW 9 1 1 bay fee Baa Pvtav a ta. : Sets key ftelter. tram Vfwa.ee, a, C.
bee. 89 gejtea fraas Baa Evi nlw , far New Tea, f 41 a, av Paaaad. Julv 30:
News of the Port
hi 01 ah daaj B7
Wtet ".
Alaska, ttetwir. far Saa Triatter 1. pastee-
g gwstami. t
fee Va
faratee and way porta.
sad gaaeraL
MARINE ALJf A MAC
27--
ngh Water Law Water
6:34 a m. 6.4 tost 0 .5 a av 16 feet
:43 a av T.l feet 13:8 p. m Jf teat
DAILY rmMAII83
RIVER FORECAST
TVs WUhuaette riser at Portland will ccs
ttoue to fall dunag the aext few days.
WEATHER AT RIVER'S M OCTH
eeth Head. Xeea. Jail IT. Wtad. norta-
aea. tgaaata; partly eteaas.
. . July t
. . . Jury 34)
New Tork. July 2
July 30
OiUat Jab 9
. . . .Orient
. . . .New Tork, . . ,
. . . .Baa Exaa. . . ,
. . . . Hew Tors. . . .
. . . .Japaa
. . . . New Toe . . .
.... Mew Tors. . . .
Aug
.Sept II
Amuston City
Bakago hftra 1 , 1 Tatosrtten
Oslte .e.a.BjS Praa.
Mnadeita. . .
yf6aWw
trtoa
wTlSater.: ::::::::
Pswtet Orient . . .
yiUhtte Seattle .. .
H A Gaove Beattte .. .
Besrpnrt Japaa . . .
lS ,
1
aeas...eaei
LSxwxsaar' ' '. '. ' '. gaasu!"? ! V? I aal
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AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astoria, July 2. Arrived at 8:18 and left
up at s 10 p. m.. it tamer Cento, from Saa
rate. oast; arrived st 3:4 aad left ap at 7:1$
taxes; arwvea at s saa let! ap at a
Ban Ereacxeee. Jaly 3d. Arrived, atea
from ew oneaaa: eased at 9 a
va . ilea as r Tates, frees Perttend. for PorUsad.
teste : sailed at 6 p. m , ttttmrr Andrea E.
1 arktabtrb. from Portland, for New Tork.
Jaly 27. Arrived at a
frost Portlaad, f
Seattle. July 2$. Sailed at S a at.
er Ohioan. for Portland and New Tork.
Tacoma. Jury 26. Salted at 6 p. aa.
West Katan. for Portlaad aad Rttrepaaa
rtembwrg. Jaly 28. Arrived. Dutch
Neetwerdlik. from Portland
CeJtea. Jaly 38. Arrives.
tiahicii. Jaly 1$. Arrived.
berk, for Portland
Ceea Bay. Jaly 26. Arrived at 4 a
ra rise its t la zsb. frees Astoria
Seattte. Jaly 2T
Henry, frees Part wad, for New Tort
Bvatea VsStaas. Jab 28. Arrived.
Mi rates, treat Perttend,
BaBtca. Jahr 24
feed, from Portland, far Urate
LJvarpool. Jaly 28. Arrived,
Jhry 27. (L N. R) Af-
Olawva 7:30 a m.:
frees ahntoahtm. 2.48 a as.: Cor-
Seva from rwtet Walks. 17:1 a m.
Arrived. Jab 2 Admiral Earveget f
Baa Pedro, 9:90 p. 0.1 Admiral Schley frags
Ban IN ass. 8:341 a sv; Jefferson from Soutk-
jterr. Alaska. 9 19 a
Bafted. Jaly 27 C. B. S. Ttaawatee for Tea
aver. B. IV. 8:8 a m. : C. S 8. Merry far
4 45 n. at:
land. iam.
Petersburg. Jaly
Oa. Berth! 11 ma it. 6 41 a m.
Eetchikaa. July 2. Sal
tie. aunt nasi. 6 43 p. m.
Sydney. Jaly 28. Arrived
xetehav frees Ttaneitl. B. C.
- Wtakwave for Vancouver. B C
I tahtis July 19. .
Sands vte
ntmbari. Jab 2S Arrived
frsea Seattle ate Paetlaad.
Mverpool. Jab 39. Arrived
a iria
Cites. JeJy 23 Arrived West Noras fraas
Jaly 26 Arrived CaaarTltn Cr-
Jab 2. Arrived OH
moath of aba river at aaa Sea, trim, weetn
ar. etear: wtad. aarth. 14 ansae.
11 n ilidl u i
fct..::: r -ll
Batem 2 -0.9-d.l. 8 4t
Oregon City.. 12 4.2-0.80.0 , .
Porttend 15 I J . 4(-O.l0 0O 74 I 6f
14 maa.
Portland huaudtty
To are at rtrmnt
-lath Prom
Qgraeea Seattle ....
Bear pert Darts
jaaej Bltll 1 New '
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Koaho Mara. Japaa
SUtrtaasihtali h. . . New Tork. .
wSaxOe ....'!.'.' !!!lNew Toeki:
Aayo Mara. 4L Isatrtea.
Coaxat Orlaat . . . .
TateseStetlTT " " " "
ME? illiiiNew Terh.".'
SESmbY New Tork. .
Cass Mara Japaa
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Tates New Tosh...
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Baa Eraa.
Katrtaa I taliahtLh . . New Tor.
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West Nlvarla China ...
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TertatoafNa
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.bbssI' Ifogatflgav
poruT"
steamer Steal
Beattte. Wash.
rived Ijata Saws
West Jester
2 Bailey far Paget linl naval stettoa. 7 8
a xa.
8al!M. Jab 26 ngSSkvas for rirt W.:a.
Casssaa Tor New let eta rwrf-
i Bl I'ohll. July SR Arvtved: Rweer aaata.
PuwstB Sa I frosa tflt, via Tatahsgte
VITAL ISSUES OF I
LUMBER INDUSTRY
10 BE DISCUSSED
Marshalling the
M aa attack oa the
are looking forward with the
keen In tar eat aa the lilinlaai man III a
aolvea to the program of the forest policy7
conference to be held oa Friday aad
saturttay la the graact room at t$Ma
Chain her of Commence.
Other questions DertXnent to the rirta
eat and future of the industry will oc
cupy iam attention of mill oparatora ajkdV
umwruna owners from many
ox tae jsortawast. The
lined will be held on Friday
and aftarvtsoa and on Kttura..
Ralph Burn aide, chairman of thai
mlttee on lumber activities of the Part
ana unaatbar of Coraaaeroa. la la
ar$ of arraiksaraanu far the exxafaaw
Okcsa, Following the sssteons at the Ore,
con building the visiting members ot tha
national chamber aad local lawibartxtem
attending the meeting wttl leave for tha
Wlaej river country Saturday aJWnoon,
They will inspect lumbar oparatroeav gov
ernmaat nuraertas aad reforest srteaf.
work in that section and fpead baa
night at Government Mineral nxmlnajf,
vtoiung the Clark Wilson logging aaa
atonday. John T. Dougall aad O. H.
Cacti win have charge of tha trip.
Oworg Cornwall hi chairman of tha
apes hers' committee and Is teals! nil tre
A. W. Cooper. O. U. Clark and E t.
Allest. Ltmcheon at the Chamber of
Commerce Friday noon and a dinner af
the W a verier dab Friday night are tha
principal entertainment features of the
conference sad win be am pee-v toed by
Oeorg u atcPherwoa and J. g. O'Ooew
The aeirsist of tha Cosferewc Mi to
get the viewpoint of Oregon lumbermetf
on the forestry question before action ui
Uken an a prwpeagd fatosU y policy by
refareadam vote of the 140$ business!
organisations h aiding membarahrp in the
National Chamber of Commerce.
EXPLAINS VALUE
TEACHING HABITS
'"Teachers, recogrilxlng the value al
the teaching of habits of health and
hygiene aa a means of If ai gaging the 6RR
rtclervcy of their pupils, setae with eager.
esa upon the program of the mrdass
health crusade sa the beat method yet
offered for Imparting this knowledge In
lne limited time set aside for health
said Miss Id. Grace Ckabora.
aatdataBt crusade director of the Xa
tlonal Tuberculosis association, who ar
rived Tuesday evening from New Tork
to conduct a three days' Institute far
crusade workers, the opening grgalnn at
which waa held this morning at Meier at
Frank g auditorium.
'"The modern health eruaede. bv tha
performance of 11 health chare daily,
seeks to inculcate habit that will be
retained throughout the II f Of the child
For the performance of lh chorea titled
are conferred corresponding with Ihoea
conferred on knights of Kins Arthur
time. The romance of tha thing make
lb crusade especially appealing; to the .
child. Although the movement hi oa4$?
four years old. there MOROf chtlt
dren enrolled In It last year. Nukd
states haw made the crusade a psrt et
the owrrlculura. Including Idaho. Mote?
tana. Utah. Alabama. Mtoaoari. MolBth
Florid Ktmtrjcky and Tv-nmsstt. raf-
eign coustrie sre taking up the 1
with a reraarkabte oajjemeiw Af
those that have adopted It aa a part af
rfsralar aducaltonal rywteta arc
sa. Italy. Rss.Ihi Skawakto, Vets
xuela, Hawaii and Panama The mat
child I on of the his 4x80
problems In the foreign countries,
thary recognise In the health crav
a mean of education tha
gaaoh to tbear assoornirtg gwatenUofta.
P. R. L. & P. Requests
Federal Permit foi
Clackamas Project?
Washington. July 27 fWAPHTNfaf
TON BURKAU OF THE JOURNAL.)-
The Portland Railway. Light FwWgg?
niiBftoTij has applied to the federal
power commission for a prelimlriaggf
permit for an addition to the rxotoef
aa Oak Orove creek near the ttowth 0X
tha Clackamas river, covering the ooaej
struct Ion ef a low si we ate n dam ta ths
Clackamas snd tunnel or canal feejf
tag connecting with Oak Grow
Tte r ar. oalla BM ifc'-er coai
of this dam Into s
if ta tad feet high.
L. A, Lewis is Made
Captain of Polioi
A a reward for ssi rlaaa well
forroed. H. A. Lewis, head of the trafm
department, who has bee sergtsat wi$R
the temporary rank Of csptaHli wgg
a peemsnawit captain of the soiled
ordinance aboltoheng eta posdttoa SB
sergeant la the uniform rank aad OftC
a ting tha adttlttoeisl effVoe af eArXsJBB
Captain Lawts this month will cosBS
ptete a doradr af ttoae la the police date
much of the tig aavtsgf
in the traffic week.
Admiral Srhkry.
ewt. Jaly 24
Tustasaid, Jaly 27
to: R1 BR
at 689"em.; Bgaa,
far 801101. 7 am; Heary T BaSR
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a so a aa;
60 a.
2 la o. m. : A
2 4) a av: Rwaahaw tar Stillb. tit
at i ew a m.
at
Tt j iar naa nia, w.mw a. at.
aly 27 Arrived . I aiBai trtsa -
a m. Arrived j
aaae. 6 a sa: Heaatata
a. bl: PxtyB Baas Sa Pra
Saa r IB 1. Jate
,:aa. sa; rwas
l-sstea iTT'i
1 i 2 a .;
?5ray,;,
Jaatete. esa. 8 rs p at. ; ova
86 p aa; Lax. Maatte. 4.1a.
New Tork. 4 2 a te, ' Lawa 4$
Ms a: gateaa, oraye Haraer. 8 16 p
C. tUTvqmtivs, raget Beams, tte
tm
ran Hsrwt
T:4 a av:
saw lark
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9 4 a av