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Newspaper Page Text. "WEDNESDAY. JUNE. 21.- 1922. TlTEr OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OXtEGOlN. 15 LIBERALS EUROPEAN : PURCHASES OF BUTTER ISAM IN LOCAL TRADE WEDNESDAY DAIRY TRADE f Batter , K-r Cfceese ;ee eAtra. select, fists. Portland 87s 20e San Francisco . ...40V4e tie rhiraro .r.Tr.i IStte 2Se Sew fork ........ Stl&fl 41e !e ltte 18 04e 23 Seattle . 7e . 2 Je Lot Angele 4Se 2e Market (or batter continues to gain in weakness bcr and a further softening of pn la shewn generally in the cube trade. While mm holders ere still asking' aa high as 39 cents for stale extras, txnctiuct of this quality bare been made during lite 24 boon down to 4 cents; a further loJk of Vi cent from recent figures. While rentraltzer ere tBt asking 3T cents . pound 'for their extras, practically no sales are reported at this price. The molt t that tlx ttoek is being rushed into ie houses at rallies considerably above those of a rear ego The report of cold storage holding of but ter at Portland showed a total of 803,964 pounds held here this year" compared with 224.636 pounds a year ago. Extreme price that is twine paid for hut terfat by wsrrinc creameries is all that is hold ing the price of prints sa high as it is. Dairy products holdings in storage Janu ary 19: ' FORTLAND This Tear. Last Tear. flutter, lbs . , three, lbs. Kiev rases . , Poultry, lbs. Butter, lbs Cheese, lbs . Kggs, cases . Poultry, lbs. 303.854 .224.638 153.516 'l3. 131 f,4Sf 40.017 74JJ37 66,467 SKATTLF. 391. 70S LSI. 422 43.289 185,605 461. 17 1 31.625 41.1S1 95.082 Those . desiring special informstion regsrd lng any market, should wnte the .Market Kdltor, Oregon journal, enclosing stamp for reply. EGG TRADE INCLINED TO IA(i Egg market continue to lag with bsda for current receipts still st 20c. but with hen neries from 23e to 24e a dosea. felling prices are unchangeo. Storage demand is very small at this time. BETTER. CALL FOB GOOD VEAL ' Market is in somewhat better shape for qual ity eeals here, with sales along the -street at 12V13c a pound, the latter being an extreme for the day. Hogs continue around the previous leveL . STRAWBERRY PRICES EASIER EajiT prices are show for strawberries, with the bulk of the sales on the farmers' market at 81.20 to 11.50, while on Front street values ruled from 81.25 to 41.73 per crate generally. t Uuality la only fair. HEAVY" HENS ARE IN DEM AS 1 . Somewhat improred demand is ahowing for beery bens around 23e a pound and heavy springs around 16. Light hens snd light springs sre slow and are generally quoted around 15o to 16o. -a pound. Ducks not wanted. OLD POTATOES DEMAND IS GOOD Demand continues to reflect improvement for old potatoes, si though selling .prices are mixed. Local stock is quoted at 31.50 to 41.73 by wholesalers to retailers, with the buy ing .price around !.:.' BRIEF NOTES PB-ODITE TJIA Two further advances, one for c and an other for 6c. shown in the turpentine market. lxmghom cheese of Tillamook maks is scarce. i.rct-n onions weaker and lower; new. reds firmer snd higher. Car Walla Walla cabbage of fancy quality selling around 4 Vfcr. . ' Green beans down to 20 51c pound; mar ket not brisk. (.rco peas a drug on the market around 8 ft I tp pound. . Car fancy Idaho honey reported in. Asparagus firmer, with scarcity; sales up to (2.2ft dosen bunches. Cantaloupes selling about 25e s crate lower. SHIPPERS' WEATHER NOTICE Weather bureau advised Wednesday : Protect 'shipments during the next V6 hours against the following maximum temperatures: Goirg north to Seattle, 68 degrees; northeast to Siksje. 9l degrees; east to Baker, 02 de grees, and south to Ashland, 83 degrees. Maxi mum temperatures at Portland tomorrow about 7t degrees. PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES These are the prices retailers pay whole salers, except aa otherwise noted: BUTT Ell- Selling price, box lots: Cresm ery price Prints, extra. 40e for plain wrap pers: Cubes, extras. 34 0)874 lb.; dairy, buying price, 22 (9-2 Ho lb. - Bl'TTERFAT Portland delivery basis; No. 1erade. 41c: No. 2. 38c! No. 1 sone, i39e for No. I grade, premium being paid by some. CHEESE Selling: Tillamook triplets, 25c; Teung Americas, 26 27c: Oregon triplets, 2023e. Selling price: Block Swiss, fsscy. 81 m 82a; Limbuxger, 24 0280; cream brick, 22 24c. EGGS Buying "price, Front street: Cur rent receipts. Western Oregon, 20c per doaea; , Eastern Oregon, 18 8 19c per do j. ; hen neries. 22 24c per doa. Selling price: Or . dinary candled. 25c per doa; select. 27c doa.; pullets. 2S24e doa. t EGGS Association selling price: Select, 29c; brown. 28c; first, 25c; pullets. 24c per daaen. LIVE POULTRY Selling price: Heavy hens. 22 23c lb.: light heus. 1516e lb.: broilers. Hocks, 24c; other broilers, 16 9 20c lb.; old roosters. 12c. Fresh Fruits and Veeetablas PUKSU FHL IT8 Oranges. 86.23 9. 25 box; bananas. 0 H 0 10c lb.; lemons, 88.50 9.25 case: grapefruit, Fionas. 310.60 i.SO; California. 83. CO 8.00 ; peaches, 82. BERRIES Strawberries: Willamette val ley, 81.75 2.25 crate; Columbia river Clsrts, ) crate. DRIED FRUITS Dates. Dromedary. 3T.O0; figs, white, 33.50 3.T5 per 75-lb box; prunes. 40s and 50s. 60 lb. box, 14o lb.; 50s and ove, ioc. 10. OVIONS SHn- t.t.H . v.. red. white. 32 25; garlic. 6 8c lb.; greea oniiwis, ewe aesen nunches. POTATOES Selling pnoe to retailors: Ore gon fancy. 31.50 ( 1.75 per cental; buying price country ti.v W 1.1 U ; sweet potatoes. 82.25 2.50 crate; new potatoea. 4 He. VKGKTABLES Beets, 31.25 do, tranehec, cabbage. 44,Ac lb.; lettuce. 50 90c doa.; carrot. 75a 31.00 dos. bunches; tomatoes. Mississippi. 33.00 per crate; horseradish, IBe per lb.; artichokes. 90c & 31.00 per doaen; cauliflower, i ) a crate; celery, 32.80 per doa.: rhubarb . A IK v, ; . , , , . box; asparagus, local, 32.009 2.35 per doaea vuncnes: nuts wsua. si. ia 9 l.gg nyramid. ax rbjwr tatrt fancy. 4 tier. S3 2i 1 .w . .-uw, . .f..iQ,vv; cnetce. e-tr. . APPLES Cooking. 81.00 9 2.00 a box. COUNTRY MEATS Selling nriceer r. .try hogs. liMt lfc; heavy stuff less: veal tops 1 sooui bu to 1UO IBS), 1 X H 1 3c lb. heavy stuff less: lambs. 20 M 22c ib SMOKED MEATS Hams. 36 9 39c per lo. ; Dreaxrasx paeon, at9ae ID. PACKING HOUSE MEATS Steer beef. lAKtSltic lb.; neifsra. 14V4C-lb. : eowa. Ho lb.; lambs. 15 IW 22c; ewes, 15 17c; bogs. xaia tw lie per in. lSKIi Kettle rendered, 17 He lb., tierce sasis; eompouna. iac. Craeeelea v BEANS Small white, 38.T5; Urge white. 88.75: pink. 37.00; lisaax. 310.50; bayou. 86.76: red. 86.73. HONEY Case, 33.00. R1CE1 Japan. No. J, e: Blue Boat, 6e jfe. ; New Orleans, head. 6 a. COFFEE Roasted, 20 82 c H. la sacks or drama. SALT CoerssJ half ground. laOa, 313.50 tea; 80s. 317 83; -table dairy. 5 us. 62T.80; V E A L MARKET YERY FIRM. IMMEDIATELY SHIP The Savinar Co., Inc. 100 Freat Street, Portias. Oregoa SIXTH AND HOVT - . NEWLY FURNISHER AND REMODELED Strictly Jtreproov. feear both Depots and convenient car service to sll parts el the city. - - O. M. EDWARDS ? V sate orhehatb .-x HOTEIiHOYT BASKET scran, ewiete Br Hyataa H Ceaea Raspberries are being- of ferd on the local market for Uva Tlret time litis Reason. Thia Is for local stock. Some poor quality California, stock wu previously offered at extreme prices. Cantaloupes are again lower priced with excellent stock now selling; In the retail shops around A 5c each.' - Tomatoe are now very plentiful with sales around 20c a potrrid for the beat solid stork. Offerinrs are from. Mis sissippi. Texas and Mexico. Watermelons are again available with the retail price at 10c a pound Quality better than initial offerings. Currents are appearing- on the mar ket in small lots, but next week ample stocks may be expected. Chickens continue to sell at very low prices and are cheap&r than the bet ter class beef. Consumers should know this. Ileta.il prices generally- show: Kggi 232c doaea. Butter Fresh creamery, 499 4 6c Fish Salmon. 2030; halibut, 20c; perch, 1 0c : smelt. 5c pound. Flour Best local patent. 32.18 (S 2.25 per 4 9-ib. sack. Potatoes Burbanks. 31.90 (S 1.75 per sack. Onions 5c per pound. Yamhill street prices : , Vegetables Carrots. So bunch : turnips. 5c :. ; asparagus, ,2 Oe lb. ; string beans, 20 0 30c lb.: peas. lOe lb. Honeyr Comb, 25c: quart, B6c; pint, 88c. Poultry Heavy hens. 30 0 82e; light 'hens, 26 28c; turkeys, priests market 60e lb. Eggs Public market, 21 29?; private stores. 23 (a. 2 He per doaea. Rtrswherries Beet Oregon strawberries, 7 & 1 0o ir basket. Centeloupes Fancy stock 1320c each. Chicago Wheat In Narrow Limits In Early Trade Chicsgo, June 21.- -Wisest started higher but the market reacted shortly sfter and an easy tone developed. There was some covering by local shorts at the start, but when this buying was over the demand was not broad enough to absorb the offerings.! This caused some of the locals to put out short whest. The trend wss downward as the result snd for over sn hour the market showed poor rallying power. A little buying for Northwest account took the alsck out of the market and shortly before midday shorts attempted to cover snd found little wheat for sale. As a result there was a rally to above the previous close. Export demand for wheat was flat and there was some talk of reselling by Eng lsnd. Milling demand was not so good,- Bene fices! rains were reported over Canada. Weekly weather reports were partly bullish, confirming lome premature ripening in Kansas. . Corn held well. Local bull leaders sup ported the market and. there was some senti mental buying based on past experiences. The news wss mainly bearish. Country was a free seller of com to arrire and there were 800, 00O bushels booked by two leading elevator inter ests. Domestic shipping demand was . slow. Crop news is favorable. Oats trade was slow, but the market was firm. Bad crop reports tend to check selling. Cash demand slowed up considerably of late. Trade in proviaiona consisted largely of changing. Cash interests changed their hedges from July to September. Chicago range reported by United Press. WHEAT Open. High. Low. Close. July 118 113ls 111 112 H Sep 113H 113 112't 113 bk Dec 116 'A It"1 11SV 117 CORN July 62 - K3 62 U 62 Sep. 65 66 H 65 66? Dec 65 66 H 63 66 OATS July 3n 30 3." 85 i Sep. 37 88 87 H 38 Dec 40 41 40 40 RT July ....... 87 8Ti SO 87 Sept 87 ST 4 SOU 86 BARLEY Jut? . ..; 58 Sept. , 584 LARD July 1150 11R2 1147 llSO Sep. 1180 vlt82 1177 1180 RIBS ' July , 1240 Sep 122T 1227! 1125 1227 Chicago Dairy Prod nee Chicsgo, June 21. (I. N. 8.) Butter Receipts, 1 2,293 tubs. Creamery extras. 35 He; standards. 35c; firsts, 033c; packing stock, 20 (Sf 27c. Eggs Jteeeipts, 24.644 cases. Miscellane ous, 2021e; ordinal, firsts. 20c; firsts. 2121cr extras, 23e; checks, 19c: dirties, 1919o. Cheese Twins, new, 17 918c: Daisies, 17 918c; Young Americas, 19 0 19 c; brick. 1515e. Live Poultry Turkeys, 2c; chickens, 23c: broilers, 32 44c; roosters, 14e; gseee, 12 23c; ducks, 20&3Oc. Minneapolis Wheat Options Minneapolis, June 21. Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close. July 130 130 128 129 Sept. 121 121 120 121 Dec 121 Bid. New York Cettoateed. Oil New York, June 21. Oottenseed oil June, 311-00 bid; July, 31 1.45 & 11.53 : Au gust, 31158 11.64; September. $11.62 11.65; October. 81 1.00 11.05 : November. 39 TO 9 77; December, . 39.54 9.57; Jan uary. 39.50(8 0.59. New York Metal Market New York. June 21. (I. N. S.) Capper: Easy : all positions offered 1 3 13 e. Lead: DulL All positions. 5.505.80e spelter: Dull. All positions 9:30 5.40c bales. 83.80 4. 00; fancy table and dairy, 334.50: lump, 326.50 ton. SUGAR Cube. 87.85: fruit and berry. ss.uo; yellow u. e.3U: beet granulated. 38.70: extra C 36-50: golden C. 36.40. CANNED MILK Talis. 34.60; baby aire. 84.50 case; Eagle. 30.25 case. SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 14 lb. NUTS Walnuts. 82 984c; almonds, 24 9 27 He: filberts. 20o lb.: peanuts, liua 1 2o lb ; pecans, 32c lb. : BrtxUs. 18 9 20o lb. ; cnesinuis, japaneae. uent in. Fish and Shellfish FRESH FISH Cldnook. fresh. 20 l'2e lb. halibut, 14J6ciIb. ; black cod. 910c lb.; hbui aiiipereu cw, e.e; COO. i fa BC lb.; sole. 40 lb.; stnrgeoa, 90c lb.; shad, dressed. 7e lb. : roe shad. lOe Ib. OYSTERS Eastern, 14.50 gallon ; Olym- pia, per gauon, ai.se quart; crabs, large, 33.50 doaea. small 83.50 docea. Hope, West and Hides HOPS 1921 eroa. Bemiaal, 15c Ib. HIDES Calf skin. 10c lb.; kips. Ae In.; green hides, 4e Ih.; salted, Se lb. MOHAIH Nominal; 23e(g35c Ib. SHKJP PELTS Long dry pelts. 15c: short pelts, 7e lb. ; loss hair goat pelts, 8 lQo lb-; short hair goat, pelts, S3 each. WOOL Willamette Valley, eoane, 30 9 30c; medium. 82 33 lb.; fine. 87940 lb.; Eastern Oregoa -Ida be, 80 40e lb. TALLOW AND GBEASE No. 1 tallow, 4 He; No, 2, 8 He. Rosa, Paint, oil ROPE Sisal, 15 9 16a; Manila. 16 9 1 8c per lb. . WIRE NAILS Base price, 34 keg. WHITE LEAD 100-lb. ktg, 12 c lb. UNSEED OIL Raw. bhto.. 31.10; kettle bciled. bbla. 81-12: raw. ease, 3L35; soiled, cases. 31-28 gallon. - GASOLINE Iran bhla. 36c; caeca, SStte per gallon - TIKPE.VT1NE 3-gsllo cans, 31 66 gaL Lumber and SMngl ' latest carload lumber sales by nunufsc turers. quotations prnraaesting - C. o. b. mill values in direct sales t retajJecs and. iac hid ing selling expense: FLOORING: High. Low. Pre. 14 No. 2 v. S. IS2.08 ...... 1x4 No. 3 t . 34.00 34.00 34.00 FINISH: 1x8-10 ........... 83.00 CKILDiO: x4 No. 3 and better S3 00 DROP SIDING: 1x6 No. 3 and better 88 OO BOARDS AND SUXBT-AP: 1x8-10 sls........v II. SO DIMENSION;" 58.60 50.00 28.00 83..00 34.00 ' 3C00 12.50 14.50 3x4 13 14 No. 1. .:. 16.50 12.80 SMALL TIMBERS: -8x4 13-10 !.., i, 10.80 lt.50 d-ft. Na. 1 r,. i..;, :S.5 ;-..5 SHlNQUES'tt "s.' it,.,-.-A ............ -.tS;:. i.73 15.50 S.60 Total sxlas kf 88 aauav 0.801,268 1. EtVIAND IS QUITE FAVORABLE y Kymata H. (Sefcen , ' Increasing demand for fruits is shown gen erally although here and there, as in straw berries, some weakness la shown In a job bing way "i ' ' 1 Reports indicate some liberal sales of prunes by Oregon growers to European interests. Sell ers appear! to be hiding their transactions at this time, in fact, for tit first tinea in several years appear adverse to giriag publicity to this movement. . Unconfirmed reports indicate, - however, some record business Jn Oregon prunes with various European countries reported as buyers. Latest reports from abroad indicate that ear lier estimates ot the eery small crop in Franca axe new Xoily confirmed. Kot only h the dried prune market-of ex cellent character, bat Eastern Oregon and Idaho report that contracting of -fresh prunes for Eastern shipment is of excellent character, with values rather liberal. Cherry demand is excellent from canning in terests but the fresh market is very scant with price ruling around 9 10c for seedling whites snd 18 20c for the better class of Royal Annea from The Dalies. Cantaloupe are cheaper jliere, with increas ing supplies and quality extremely good. AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Chicago, Jane 21. ComparatiTory light runs were again reported today. All branches of th trade supplies show a decrease com pared with a week ago. Nearly 11.000 hogs were held over from yesterday, but etMl Talaes were higher from the Mart- Heavy fat steers have had a good market the last few days snd sellers rlsim the beat animals quotable at $10. Receipts were estimated at 12,000 cat tle. 12.000 bogs, 13,000 sheep snd 2500 Choice steers were strong and some sales were a little higher. Prime. 1355 )ound animals eold at 89.85, while others went at 89.65. Medium and plainer steers were slow moat of the .time, hue value were steady. Best cows and heifers 'also held well with choice cows at 36.60 7. Ou, wtuia best heifers were placed at 37.50 8.2. rne plainer grades were slow. Cenner sold at 83.30 8 3.85 for good lots en a slow mar ket, while calves were unchanged. Good dealers went at 38.00 9 8.35. Hogs Light hogs sold strong to a aims higher from the start, with prim lots at 311? The bulk of 1170-1200 stock sold st $10.85 fp 3 0. no with 360-300 pound lots st 310.400 1.65. The bulk of all hogs sold at 39.75 910.90. and the spread was wide. Plain packing hogs made 89.25 s9.oo witn good loti st 810.00. Choice killing pig sold at 810.00&10.43. The trade waa a little easy late in the dsy.- Bbeep Lambs were off 25c m most cases with choice Idaho at 318.00. snd prime native lots at $12.50 for the beet. - Demand .for c-tlls was slew and some ot these sold at 87.00. Yearlings were, steady to 25e lower, choice lots going at 81J.00. . Best light ewes went at 86.50 on a generally steady market. Chtcaae Hogs. 81 1 -0O Chicago. Jnne 21. Hogs Receipts. 21. 00O. steady to 16c higher. Bulk. 89.75 1 10.90: tops. 31T.00: heavyweight: $10.40 10.70: medium weight. 10.60910.90; lightweight. $10.80910.90; light lights. $10.35 910.85: heavy packing sows, smooth, $9.23 910.00; packing sows, rough, J8.80 9.30: pigs. 39.23 10.40. Cattle Receipts. 12.000. steady to 10c higher, Beef steers, choice snd prime. $ 9 . S 5 US 10.00; medium slid good, $8.00 9 9.35; good snd choice, 38.60 9 0.50: common and medium. $7.00 9 8.60. Butcher cattle, heif ers. $5.5098.40: ewws. $4.0097.23; bulls. $4.15 9 6.25. fanners and cutters, cows and heifers. 82.75 9 4.00; canner steers. $4,00 9 5.25; veal calves (light snd hsndyweight) , $7.7599.00; feeder steers, $5.7597.73; tocker steers. $5.00 9 7.75; stocxer cows and heifers. $3.50 9 5.75. Sheep Receipts, 18,000. Lambs and year lings, 25e lower; sheep, steady. Lambs (84 lbs. down), 31O.50913.00; lambs, culls and cr.mmon. $6.50 911.00; yearling wethers. 88.3591125; ewes. 3.0096.75: ewea, culls and common, 8150 9 3.00; breeding ewes. 85.00911.00: feeder lambs, 310.509 12.00. Seattle Hogs S1X.2S Seattle. June SI.-. Hogs Receipts, 76; steady.- Prime lights, 311.60 912.25: smooth hesries. 80. 80 9 11.23; rough heavies, 85.74 09.75: pigs. $10.23 l 11.25. Cattle None. Sheep Receipts, 251 ; steady. Yearlings, 89.00 9.50; wethers. 39.00 9 9-50: ewea. 33. 0099. vd; prima lambs. 310.00 911.00; fair to good, 89.00 910.00. San Francisco Heat San Francisco. Jnne 21. (U. P.) Cattle: Grass fed steers No. 1, 6 97c; second quality. 5 9 6 e ; cows and heifers, 49 3c: calves,' light. 8 9 9c; calves, heavy, 5 9 7 c. Sheep- Lambs, 10 911 ej wethers, e ( To: ewes. 3 4c. Hogs Hard grain, weight 100-175, 12c; oyer 300. 10c. Kansas City Hoes $10. SS Kansas City. June 21. I. N. S.) Cat tle Receipts, 9500, steady. Steers, $8.00 9.10; cows and heifers. 34.00 9 8.75: stock cm and feeders, $6.00 9 7.50; calves. $7,00 9 8.00. II or Receipts, 16,300, active. Bulk of sales, 310.30 910.45; tope. 310.55; heavies, $10.30 910.40; lights, '810. 30 9 10.50; med ium, 310.30 910.45. Sheep Receipts. 5000, active. Lambs, 312. 00912. 30. Omaha Moss. 810.40 South Omaha. June 21 .Cattle Receipts TOOO: heavy.. Jieef steers, steady to strong; medium grades and yearlings, steady to lOe lower; top heavy beeves, 89.35; she stock slow, steady to easier; other classes of stock generally steady. Hogs Receipts 16.000; good hogs active. mostly 15c higher than yesterday's average. it 00-lb, butchers. $10,00110.33; top, 310.40; mixed and heavy grades slow; early sales steady to 10c lower, mostly 30.6O lO.OO. K beep Receipts. 8000. Lamb and year lings mostly 25c lower. Early top native lambs, $12.25: Idahoes held hiaher. Year lings, $10.50; sheep and' feeders steady; weth ers, aa.uu. Denver Hess. Sf 0.30 Denser. June 2 1 . ( V. P. Cattle Re ceipts 150; 15 9 250 lower. Steers. 87.00 9 9.U0; cows and heifers, 83. 7398.00; stockers ana feeders. $5.756.75; bulla. 32.50 g 5.50; calves, 34.50 8.00. Hogs Receipts 1085; 5o higher. Top, $10.80; bulk. s$9.90 9 10.15. Sheep Receipt nonei. unchanged. Spring jswus. fii.9vei..vv; ewes, se.vu (9 o.uo. COTTON MrCH AFFECTED BY WEATHER COXDITIOyS xora, jun a. while there was a gooa oeai or realizing and selling (or a reac tion at the opening ofr cotton market today owing to the extent of recent advance and reports ot improving crop conditions, the of fermg were readily absorbed. The opening was at s decline of 14 to 24 points but th selling tapered off th first few minute and contracts suddenly became scarce. As suit priee advanced sharply, soon selling some o 10 IV points above yesterday's closing and after easing off a few points just because the publication of the weekly weather report soon formed up again on covering by early seilers snd continued trade buying. The weekly report of the weather bureau indicated that there had been a substantial wiaespreaa improvement m the crop report b- caaa os weauier conditions during the week Teday's eottoa market pursued a very irregv ular course. It held up fairly well during th early part of the' time despite eery heavy real izing sales. In - the last hour the sudden throwing over of a lasga lias of October cotton by local interests, a lens with active selling of the same option in New Orleans, led to a sharp all around decline. . The close was weak, dowa 28 to 33 points a the day. Price reported by Overback Cook eem-peny. ADD POT TABLE ETAOISR Month Open. High. 2230 2238 2210 2287 2289 Lew. Close. Jan. . March May . July , Oct. , 3226 210 2218 2204 2182 2247 2242 2225 2213 2210 2270 2363 oa 2192 2182 2240 2246 Dec. 2265 2225 V.w V01-V nw mr 95SOA ..; Liverpool cotton closed 89 down. Dried Fralt aad Beans New York, June 31. tt N. 8.1 Dried Fruits Market firm. Apricots, choice to ex tra taney, 27 984c; apnlea, evaporated, .prime to fancy, 16 s 1 9 ; prunes, 80s to 80s, 13918c; do .80s to 100s, 6 912c; peach, choice to extra fancy. 13 21e; seed less raisins- sulphur bleached, 22 9 23 c. Beans Market strong. Marrow, choice, 39.35 9 0.30; pea, choice. 810.50; red kidney. $0.23. . . ' . Chicago Potato Market . Chicago. Jane 21. (L N. S. I Potato Receipts, 4 ears. Ala.. Okie., La. and Ark. Bus Triumphs 82.23 9 8.00; Ala. Spauldiag Mich, and Wis. round whit. 51.S593.10. How York Potato Market New York, June 21- it N. S.) Pota toea tin bulk, basrrl or bag r Market steady. Nearby white. $1.75 9 2.40; Bermudas, $5.50 9 T.Ot ; SwsitaeiBs, lL9t.0. - , PRUNES ARE FOREIGN MARKETS FOR WHEAT E WEDNESDAY GRAIK TRADE Alt) , Year Bid. age. Hard wfeite 8L1i Hit Heft white 1.14 ,UI Walts elsb 1.14 1 JO Hard wlater 1.1 MS Norther a spring- l.lt 1.18 Red Walla 1.09 LIS NORTHW EST tiRAIX RECEIPTS " Compiled by the Merchants Exchange Portland Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oa. Hay. Wednesday ... 41 Tear ecu .... 42 Season to data. 28789 Year ago 20374 Tscoma Tuesday .... 3 Tear ago .... 12 Seaacn to date. 101 34 Year age .... 5014 Seattle Tutt-day .... 23 Year ago ' 11 Keaocn to dare. S77 Year ago .... 4742 15 27S 2208 304 1152 1 881 621 1 1 IBS 194 2081 2478 98 1333 54 1063 833 000 184 230. M19 84 40O 1799 Sll 1329 White foreign markets were inclined to show strength, Chicago was on the fence so far aa wheat prices were con cerned in the early option trade. Liver pool started the day with values 4 to ld higher and closed with a net advance of lid compared with the previous clay's finals. South American markets were inclined to absorb some of the advance recorded in Europe during the last few days, a rise of 1 to 2c a bushel resulting in Buenos Aires options. Locally 4he market continues slow but is steady to firmer In spots. Ex port business remains available wiC one firm continuing aa the leading operator at country points. Purchase of white club are shown s round $1.11 per bushel tidewater track delivery basis. . No new trading in new crop con tracts is reported here ; prices avail able not being at all satisfactory to growers. Flour market is steady with more foreign inquires but prices still more or less unsatisfactory. WHEAT Cash buying prios, tidewater track delivery: Club, 81-14; ordinary bhMtro, 81.35; Big Bend blues tern. 31. 60: Turkey red, $117; red Russian. $1.1191 12 per bushel. FTOCR Selling price, mill door: Patent, $7.75 98.00; Willamette vslley brands, 36.10 9 6.25: local straight, $6.30; bakers' hard whit. $7.80; bakers' bluestem. $7.60; bakers' pastry. $5.90 per bbl. ; graham, $6.80: whole wheat. $7.00; rye, $6.80 per bbl. Price for city delivery, 15c extra; suburban, 20c extra. II AY Buying price: Wills mett timothy, fancy. 820.00 per ton; Eastern Oregon tim othy. 324.00 per ton; clover. $14.00; straw. 89.00; slfslfs, $16.60; cheat. $16.00 per ton. GRAIN , SACKS Nominal, No. 1 Calcutta, 1 2 c for new crop delivery. Domes tio bags, 13c each. MILLSTUFFS Millnin at mill, sacked, ton lots. $37.00; carloads. $37.00; middlings, $50 per ton. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed, $34.50: milling. $35.00. BARLEY Buying priee: Feed. 828.00; brewing, $28 50. FE'"HTl'FKS F. o. h. mills: Rolled bar ley. ...00 9 37.00; whole barley. 334.00 9 83.00; slfalra meal. $29.00; eocoanut mesl, $29.00 (s 80. 00 ; cracked corn. $37,00 9 88.00; whole corn, 335.00 9 36.00 per ton. Merchants' Exchange bids: WHEAT June. July. August. Hard white 115 114 109 Soft white 114 109 109 Whit club 114 109 109 Hard winter 114 109 109 Northern spring 114 109 109 Bad Walla 109 103 103 FEED OAYa No. 2 gray 8556 8550 2700 No. 2 gray 320tt 3200 '2600 hatUiiLi -No bid. 2900 CORN . . 2800 No. Eastern 29D0 POTATOES ALONG THE COAST San Frenoiseo OJlarkst San Francisco, Jnne 21. (U. P.) Onions, new crop, white, per crate, $L251.35; yel lows, per cwt, $1.00 91-13: green onions, $1.509L75. Potatoes, river fancy, $1.60 9 2.00; Idaho Washington, netted gems. $2.23 9 2.40; Sa linas. $2.23 9 2.75 ; new $2.00 9 3.00. Seattle Market Seattle, June 21. ( L N. S.) Onions California. $2.50 9 2.73. Potatoes Yakima Gems. $35; local, $20 ton. Let Angeles Market Los Angeles. June 21. Potatoes Idaho russets. $3.0098.30; bakers, $4.50: Stockton ordinary, $2.00 9 2.50; new stock best locals. 70 9 80c; small. 60 9 65c DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST San Francisco Market San Francisco, June 21. (U. P.)- Butter extras. 40 e; prime firsts, 39 c Eggs Extras, 27e: extra pullet. 24c; un dersized pullets. 19c. Cheese California flats, fancy, 1 8 c ; fiesta. 17c Seattl Market Seattle, June 21. Eggs Select ranch, 26 9 27c; pullets. 21922c. Butter City creamery. 39c: bricks. 40e. Cheese Oregon triplets, 22 9 23c; Young aucntu, ac J-os Ansele Mack at Los Angeles, June 21. (L N. S.) But ter, 4 2c. Eggs Extras, 27c: case count, 23c; pul lets, 24c. Poultry Hens, 17c; broiler, 2226c fry ers, 30c. Eastern Cash Grain Minneapolis, June 21. Cash wheat No. 1 dark northern. $1.85 91.444 No. 2, $1.8291.89; No. 3. $ 1.34 9 1.J8 V; 81.81 91.88 ; No. 1 dark bard Montana, $1.2791.31; No. 1 hard Montana, $1.2291.34: No. 2 durum, $1.11 1.16; No. 3, $1.08 91.12. . Winnipeg, June 21. Cash wheat: No. 1 northern, $1.33; No. 2 $1.28; No. 8. $l.la: No. 4. $1.05; No. 5, e. Chicago, June 21. Cash wheat: No. 2 red. $1.14; No. 2 hard, $1.1591.16; eorn. No. 1 yellow, 63c; No. 2, 62 9 63c; No. S, 61 961 c; oats. No. 1 white. 89939c; No. 2. 37937c; No. 3, 34 93 Wc ,s , . ' New Terk Batter and Eggs New York. June 21. (L N. S.1 Butter: Market fairly steady. Creamery extras, 36 9 37 c; creamery firsts, 82936e; cream ery higher scoring, 36 4 SS c; state dairy tubs, 29 9 35 c; ladela. fresh Kxa.. 809 31c. Cheese: Market firmer. - Whole milk pe ciala. flats, 20 9 20 e; whole milk, fancy Young Americas, 199 20c. Eggs: Market quiet and steady. Nearby white, fancy, 88 941c: nearby brows fancy, 319 34c; extra, 28 9 30c; firsts. 239 26e. Milk: Th nominal wholesale price is $1.73 cwt-. delivered in New Terk. San Francisco Poultry 8narkt Saa Francisco. June 2L (U. P.) Poul try Broilers, 1 to 1 lbs.. 22 9 26e; 1 to 1 lbs., 24 9 26c; 2 to 2 lbs, 30 932c; fryers, 3S 942e; young roosters, 3 la and up. 43 9 50c; stagsy, 259 30c; colored, old roosters, 17 9 L8cr Leghorn eld roosters, 14 9 15c: Leghorn, hens, 2 to 8 lb,' 14 9 16c; 3 lbs and over 20 23c; large entered hens, 28 6) Sle; ducks, young. 29 22e geese, young, 24 928c; live turkeys, 32 9 S5c; dressed turkeys, 86v40e; Belgian hare, hve. 18 916c: dreessd 18 9 23c; squabs. Use, fancy, 50 9 55c. - Saw York Wool aad Hides -New York. Jane- 21--(L M. S. ) Wool Market quieter. Domestic fleeca XX Ohio, 88 9 69c7-da puDed, scoured basis, 60e9 $1.10; do Texas, scoured baste, 65c 9 1-20; territory staple, scoured basis, 9veOji tl.lS. - Hides Jtarset turner. alive steers, 15 9 He; branded teen. 13 3 914c ; 5Tow York Ssgsr aad Cof t oo - Hew York. Jus 21.- (C. P.) Sugar firm; raw, 4819462; Jfind. Crm; eras-elated. 600. 4 Coffee No. T spot Rio. lOK10e; No. 4 Sgstoa, 14 9 14 c ... Naval Stores Market t New York, Jna 21.- Yarpsutia: Sa ash. 31-09: Najr lark. $1.16. . Renin- Savannah. ; $44 9 4.4 1; New 'fork, .$.. 1 -rram 4Saa - Fraii Cisco. June 21. 1 Ba&Vey Spot feed, er cental. $1.13 91.17 Barley December. $1.20 sale. - ; REPORTED HOGS ARE DOrN IH LOCAL ALLEYS WEDE8DAY LIVESTOCK TRADE Hogs. Steer. Lambs. Pertlaad ....311.7 . 98.73 83-96 ix-e 12.23 12.00 12.50 lUt Ckiesge ..... 11.60 Omaha It. 46 Dearer ....."10J0 Kaasa City. 10.55 8 Francisco 12.00 10.64) Mi 9-.06 0.10 740 LIVESTOCK BUN ' Cattle. Calves, Sheep. Cars. 440 116 20 12 '69 609 148 14 1013 18 137 . . 282 9 26 ... 1627 11 828 2 27 86 130 ... 1239 16 55 .. I1T 10 Wednes. .. 102 Week ago. 479 2 weeks go 1 99 4 weeks ago 260 Year ago.. 279 2 year ago 262 8 years ago 1 85 4 yean ago 245 North- Portland had 20 load of livestock in it alleys Wednesday, but 16 of them went direct to outside killer. Hogs were weaker and 25c lower, caul were slow and weak while sheep and lambs appeared steady at a further price cut and lata Tuesday afternoon. In the hog alleys there was only a smsll ran reported on the market, but even this small volume did not stop killers from hit ting the price to the tune of another quar ter. Tops war off st least 23c for th day. with aa extreme of 31 1.T3 in the alleys nere. General hog market range: Prime light $11.80 11.75 Smooth heavy, Smooth heavy, Rough heavy Fat pigs Feeder pigs . Stags 230-800 lb. . . 11.00 911.23 300 lb, up... 10.00 911.00 8.00 9 9.SO 11.00 ( 11.75 .1 1.73 12.00 5.00 9 8.00 vaxue ry stow Total run of eattle in the alleys Wednes day included 440 bead, but 386 head or 16 cars went direct to outside killers. While this leit but fw head available for the market here considerable stale stuff is still dragging wearily in the alleys. Ordinary stuff (specially in de pressed but there appears narreal strength for even ine Better eiass goods. General range of cattle trade: Choir hay-fed steers 8 -25 9 7.73 T.76 9 .75 6.259 5 00 W 6.26 9 6.23 9 8 25 W 4.30 m S.SO(e 2.00 3.759 s.oo e 4.00 ( 8.00 9 7.50 9 7 009 8.75 Meaiunx-good nay-ted steer . . Choice grass a tee re Medium-good grass steers . . . Fair-medium grass vars . . . Common (rasa steers ....... Common to Isir steers 8.25 S.25 1.75 6.7 5 6.26 tf.75 6.75 6.25 6.25 4.60 Choice cows and heifers .... Medium to good eews, betters. . Fair to medium cowa, baiters t . Common to fair cow, heifer . . Canaers Bulls Chose feeders Fair to good feeders 2.60 5.00 8.00 6.06 8 60 Choice dairy calves prune light calve Media mlight cajjve Heavy dairy ealrea 6.00 7.30 4.90 S 7. 00 Sheep about Stead With North Portland touching th lowest point or any of the leading markets of the country for shee nand lambs, the trade here appears to have reached the point where kill ers are willing to take nold. General aheep and lamb trade: Choice spring lams Medium spring lambs . Common spring lambs .- Cull spring lamb 98.00 9 9. OO 7.00 9 8.00 6.00 7.00 5.00 9 6.00 0.00 9 7.00 7.00 9 8.00 6.00 9 7.00 5oo 9 n.oo Heavy yearlings Light yearling Heavy yearlings Light wethers . . Heavy weathers Ewe 5.00 9 6.00 2.00 9 5.00 Tuesday Afternoon Sales STEERS No. Av. lbs. Price No, Av. lbs. Priee 14. ..1100 $ 3.75 18. ..1068 $ B.T5 8... 978 6.50 1...1070 6.00 1...1100 6.00 2... 980 5.75 6... 990 6.35 5... 660 6.00 1... 870 5.00 1... 630 6.00 COWS 1...1080 $ 3.65 1... 730 $ 8.50 2..-. 903 4.00 1...1110 6.00 2... 740 5.25 1... 4T0 4.00 2... 1080 3.00 1 790 5.35 1...1070 4.00 3... 910 4.25 CALVES ' 8... 96 8 8.30 1... 120 3 8.00 1... 230 4.00 ! BULLS 1. ..1180 $ 4.25 HOGS 0... 177 $11.60 I 5... 436 $ 8.50 4... 235 11.00 34... 263 11.25 8... 183 11.60 3... 170 11.75 5... 104 11.73 8... 180 12.00 98... 192 11.75 1... 64 7.50 29 217 11.50 I 1 260 ' 8.50 53... 183 11.50 1... 150 11.60 82... 228 11.65 24... 147 11.75 1... 120 11.75 10... 210 11.65 86... 187 11.85 20... 120 11.00 5... 158 11.60 2... 150 11.60 1... 200 11.60 1... 220 11.80 12... 184 11.85 2... 120- 12.00 4 167 11.75 30... 188 .11.85 1... 160 11.60 1... 230 11.50 8. .. 263 11.56 LAMBS 32... 75 $ 9.60 60... 73 810.00 2$r. . . 64 10.00 46... 70 9.30 24... 77 9.50 45... 62 7.00 18... 64 6.50 .24... 93 9.00 13. . . 64 8.00 5. . . 74 8.00 1... 70 8.00 11... 78 9.75 11... 58 9.75 9... 73 50 12... 88 10.00 12... 51 10.00 23... 76 9 25 22... 77 9.00 4 77 6.00 19... 82 9.00 156... 88' 9.00 18... 82 6.00 7... 68 6.00 EWES 69... 120 $ 3.75 I 4... 125 $ 8.00 7... 120 8.00 f YEARLINGS 201... 78 $ .500 I 5... 62 $ .500 ( WETHERS 1... 150 $ 5.7? I 1... 120 $ 5.00 1... 130 5.00 MIXED 20... 65 $ 6.00 I 16... 105 $ 3.00 Wednesday Morning Sato HUGS No 92. 8. 50. 2. 1. 62. IS. Avei lbs. . .. 2268 . .. 20 , .. 192 . .. 235 . .. 50 . .. 65 Priee. Ne, 7. 86. 4, Av. Iba. Price 11.40 11.75 . .. 191 811.65 . .. 132 12.00 . .. 332 9.50 11.60 10.50 LAMBS' $ 9.00 j 33. 9.00 I EWES 3 8.00 I 65 3 6.00 . .. 128 DUTCH STEAMSHIP GOES OUT WITH 3008 BBLS. FLOUR The Dutch steamship Bala Califor nia, of the Latin-American line, cleared yesterday for Mexico and Central America with 3008 barrels of flour valued a,t 315,187. The flour waa shipped in a number of parcels. The vessel shifted to Llnnton and will fin ish with a large parcel of lumber. From Muroran the Norwegian steam ship Havo, Captain M. Haveland, en tered this morning in ballast. She is under charter to Kerr, Gif ford & Co., tc load wheat, for Europe. Captain Haveland made the run across from the Japanese port in 19 days and re ports fair weather. Thia time bests that of the British steamship Eiere Airadne by seven ' days and the Jap anese steamship Melwu Maru by three , m . . r 1 , : l . . - .. t.- clays. 1 lie nsvu m 11111115 v uie rc insula milL LIBEL SUIT OHf STEAMSHIP IOWAN ORDERED DISMISSED An drder dismissing the $10,250 libel suit brought against the steamer lowan by Peter Konrad Holm, seaman, was ntered this morning by Federal Judge Bean. The court's order was in keep ing with the order' of a New York fed eral judge who issued a restraining or der last week against any libels being filed against the vessel until a suit to limit the amount of liability bas been determined. The - boat owners have filed such a suit in. the New York fed eral court. Holm was one of the sea men Injured on Hay 28 -when the steamer Welsh Prince was sunk by the Xowan In an accident In the Columbia river near Al toons. Wash. , Dismissal of this suit Indicates the attitude of the court and probably means that the ves sel will sail on schedule. - A50THEB LIBEL SUIT "A tenth, libel suit was filed against the refrigerator steamer Deerfield this morning by the IdcCormaek Stevedor in company, Inw of New-York, for $ll,lTi.S7.s, Nino suits were flied last Friday in the federal court by other EAstern claimants. The total amount of damages sought Is now about $50,000, The WcCormack company Is seeking judgment for the value of stevedoring work performed on the vessel last January while she-was loading in New York. ... LARGE CARGO OF LUMBER WILL GO TO WEST COAST One of the largest lumber cargoes to be laden for the west coast of South America will be taken on the steam ship Deirosa, now completing la the Columbia river. The Delrosa is one of the regular packets ot the Genera! bteamship corporation and makes the touches at the principal west coast ports of South. America as far south as Valparaiso, The lumber cargo on the Xelrosa will run close to 1.225,000 leeL la addition the kteamshln will UiLe large shipments of flour and cannot! salmon and parcel lots of plun der. K. E. Johnson, local agent of the Genera! Steamship corporation, has severed his connection with that ship ping firm to enrage in the general brokerage business. J. C, Settle of San Francisco and formerly of the Pan. American lines has been installed as Portland manager and will immediately assume charge. Vice President Chides- ter of the General Steamship corpora tion was in Portland yesterday in con nection with, the transfer of the local office. , The General Steamship corporation operates lines to South America and Australia and also acts as agents for the Java Pacific and two branch lfnes operating through the canal to the con tinent. With the heavy shipments of lumber to the Atlantic side in the intercoastal trade the upward trend of rates has been felt and the generally accepted rate at present is $14, an advance of $1.50 a thousand feet. While lumber is not controlled by the conference rate and operators are free to make book ings, 1L has been the general policy to stick around $12.50. Rates apply from the Columbia river. Grays Har bor and Puget Sound. STEAMER MUNDKL ARRIVES AT HOQCIAM FOR. LUMBER Hoquiam, Wash., June 21. Reamer Mundel arrived from Coos Bay at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon to start loading at the Donovan mill for' the east coast. Steamer Wlllhilo reached port at 11 o'clock Monday night from Tacoma and is now loading at the National mill for the Atlantic seaboard. Tanker Atlas brought a cargo of oil here Monday evening for the Stan dard OU company and started on, the return trip to San Francisco Tuesday morning. Steamer Tahoe arrived from San Pedro Monday night to . load at the Northwestern and National mills, Ho. quiam. ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamship Eastern Sailor of the North China line is leading lumber at the Southern Pacific onen nier. The steam schooner Frank D. Stout is loading lumber at the West Oregon mm ror san trancisco. The steamship E. H. Meyer is work ing lumber at Stella for California ports. The British steamship Eirene Ailad ne has shifted to terminal No. 4 to work grain. The Kalku Maru is loading lumber at St. Helens for the Orient. The steam schooner George Lv, Olson is loading lumber for San Francisco at Vancouver. Wash. The steamer Admiral Rodman of the Admiral line sailed for San Francisco via Coos Bay and Eureka, with pas sengers and freight thia afternoon at 4 o'clock. The steamship Admiral Farragut of the Admiral line is due to arrive -from the south with passengers and freight Thursday njghL POSITIONS OF VESSELS Radio reports from North Head giro th position of th following vessel at 8 p. av, June 20: A ralon, San Pedro, for Wiilapa Harbor, 20 mile south Wiilapa Harbor. Multnomah. St. Helens, for Saa Francisco, 163 miles south Columbia river. Claremont, Raymond, for Saa Pedro, 185 miles south of Wiilapa Harbor. Hartwoou, Grays Harbor, for Saa Pedro, 8 miles south Grays Harbor. By Federal Telegraph Kadio: Labrea, Saa Francisco, for San Pedro. 268 miles north Saa Pedro. Siskiyoa gsn Pedro, for Westport, 144 miles south Sn Francisco. . Harvard, San Francisoo,- for Saa Pedro, 70 miles couth San Francisco. Julia Juckenbaeh, San Francisco, for Port land, 5 miles northwest Point Arena. W. T. Herrin. Monterey, for Oleum, 12 miles north Monterey. Horace X. Baxter. San Pedro,' for Eagle Harbor, 2 5 miles north San Pedro. ' Yale. Saa Pedro, for San Francisco, 70 miles north San Pedro. Florence E. Luekeubaeh. 8aa Pedro, for San Francisco, 50 mile- north Saa Pedro. - (By Naval Kadio) Sierra, Bellingham for San Pedro, 10 miles from BelUirgbam. Richmond, , towtng barge, San Pedro' for Point Weils, SO miles from Point Wells. Avalon, San Pedro for Wiilapa Harbor. 20 miles from Wiilapa Harbor. - Multnomah, St. Helena for Baa FraDciaoo, 155 mile from Columbia river. Claremont, Raymond for Saa Padre, 188 miles from Wiilapa Harbor. liartwood. Gray Harbor for San Pedro, 6 miles from Gray Harbor. Julia Luckcnbach, San Francisco for Port land, 6 mile from Point Arena, President MeKinley. Seattle for Yokohama. 4161 mile from Seattle. West Ivan, Lo Ansel es for Yokohama, 2365 miles from Los Angeles. West Cayot. Shanghai for Portland, 108T miles west cTPMJolumbi river. Stuart Dollar, Kobe for Vancouver. 3274 mile from Vaneonear. Canadian Inventor, Victoria for Shanxhai. 2680 miles from Victoria. "a. Admiral Evans, Juneau for Cordova. 25 miles from Oapa Spencer. Se Lion, Naknek for Saa Francisco. 1872 pule from San Franeiseo. Redondo, at Tyee Harbor. News of the Port Arrlvaia June XI Harb, Norwegian steamer, from Mororaa; ballast. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at River' Mouth North Head. Jun 21. Conditions at th mouth of the river st neon: Sea. moderate wind, south, 24 miles; weather cloudy. ' Portland humidity at noon 48. DAILY RIVER READINGS Riser Temp. eta II f m Staoonj It 1 - Wena tehee . Lewistoa , . . Umatilla .. Th Dalle.. Eugen . . . 4Hany .. . . Salem 40 22 25 40 10 20 20 42 16 3. 41-0. 20. 60 86 I 44 06 01 08 60 tt" '50 TS 85 -78 14 'Tf'f'iT 12 2 r-O.3 0.00 20.6 l-O.SrO.OO 34 Of-OlO O.00I 1.8 2r0.0Ol 8 Sr-O. lio.oe 1. .0r-0, LiO.OO Oregon C5ty.. 8.5 s.oo poruana . 20 Tr-0 0.00 - RIVER FORECAST Th Willamette river at Portland will con tinue to fail during the next three day, reaching stages about . as follows: Thursday, 20.5 feet; Friday. 20.2, feet, and Saturday, 20.0 feet- . AT WORLD'S PORTS Astoria.: Jane 21. Sailed--At 1 a. av, Norwgiaa steamer Bmja . Calif orxua, for west coast ports: at 2:30 a, nv. stesnaer La Punai saa. for Saa Francisce - - Astoria, Jon 20. Sailed At 10:68 a. av.' staamwr- Axtigaa, lor New. Xork aad way porta via Paget Sound; at 10:50 a. nv. steamer Wnv A. McKenney, for New Xork and way ports via Puget Sound.,, - Arrived At 8 -i5 and left ap at 4:8 p. nv, steamer E. , H. Meyer, from baa Fraactseo; sett up at 4 :Stf p. nv. Norwegian steamer Ha vol - Saa Pedro, June 2. -Sailed Motorshfp H. T. Hznier. for Portladn. Arrived Steam, er Edgar F. Loekcnnsh, frcm New York, for eaa TanosCB- ana foruaad. TIDES AT ASTORIA. THTjaSDJsY High Water : Low Water : 11 :2 a. m.. . ft. 5 :2S a. m 0.3 ft, 10 :50 P. nv. 0.0 tt. 4 :5T p. m.. 3.3 fC Seaside High - water 0 minutes earlier. . Seaside Low. water 21 minutes earlier. - Florence Lwckenbsch. irons New . Orleans and Mootl. for Portland; steamer Lena Lwckett baeh. from Portlaed. fog New lotk and way porta. , " - ' - ' ' Seattle, aune aw. ameea xorwgian steamer Heiian. from Astona, tor Australia, sailed Steamer Howick Halt, Iraea Portland. for Mancbaster. , Arrived fcteamer Jacob Lwckenbaea. trots New Orteaae and Mobile via Portlaad. --( v . San Pedro. , Jane . 19. Arrived Bteamev Pacific, from Baltimore, tor Honolulu; steaaser ttobtn Adair, rroaa rew xork. tec- peruana. rammed pier at Saa intra 4 :20 p, nv am ags to pier estimated at 37000. xtoaoinio. June a. Bailed steamer Hol lywood, frost I"orUsBd. Tor Austrahs- . Mueeran, June IX. suet 6num steamer Beniswers. for Portland. utasgos Jus 1 7, Arrtvwa Steamer Mln- aaaotaa. rresa poruanu. Ftusbins. Jun 18. Arrived British mo. torship JjocU Katrine, from Portland. San Francisco, June 10. Arrived: San Jacinto, Ventura. 11:20 a. m. : Svea, Aber deen. 1 1 :00 a. m. ; Edna, Gray Harbor. 11:55 a. m. ; Ban Antomov. Monterey. 2:25 p. m. : Wiusoki. Philadelphia, 2 .25 ' P. m.: Koyo Mara. Iskohama, 4 p. m.: Moeitebello. Lo Angsdea, 5:13 -p. m. : Stockton City, Eureka. 6:45 p. ra. ; Georgia Rolph, - Astoria, 8 .40 P. Sailed: President. Lo Angeles. 11:20 a. m. ; Saa Jacinto, Gray Harbor. 2:35 p. .ra. : British steamer Kurtereton. Yokohama, 2 :4 3 p. ns.; Arctic, Mendocino, 5:40 p. m. : Acme. Pndoa. T:15 p. m.; Ttvenou, Seattle, 8:10 p, m.; as. Beobyalla. Seattle, 9:15 p. m Aberdeen, June IS. Arrived Chehatis, from Saa Francisco, at SUM a. sa. Caaba, from Saa Franeiaeow at S P. ra. Arrived, Jon 17 Tcmalpaia, front San Franc iseo, at 4 p. m. Sailed, Jun 17 Helene. for San Fras- ciscjo. at 6 fx av: Virginia Olson, for Saa Pedro, at 6 p. m. ; Catherine. . Sudden, for Saa Pedro, at S p. m. ; Kaymond. for San Franciaco, at B p. m. ; ga schooner Sequoia, ror oan 1 earo. ai o p. m, Baueo, June 1 Bin Triangle, for Portland. Maine, at 7 a. Miramar. for Melbourne, at 7 p. ra. San Francisco. Jna 21. (1. . N. S. Arrived today .Essie, frees Bcetoa, at :30 a. m. ; Tosemite,. from Port Ludlow, st 6:45 a. m.; William F. Herrin, from Monterey, at e:40 a, ns. ; Neosnicum. from Brookings, st : a- m. ; slamboMt, from Lo Angeles, at 6:40 a. m.; Steel Navigator, from Everett, at 7:30 a. ra.: Yale, from lja Angeles, at 10:40 a. m. Sailed today -San Antonio, for Port san svau. at: 1:10 a. av: GIsdial. for Van. ooaeer. at 1:56 a. av; MonUbello, for Lo jtngei. av :iu . m. Kan Francisco. June '20. Arrived Trans port Bufocd. front Honolulu, at 12:1a r, Blue Tnangl. front tirays Harbor, at 11:16 p. av; CeUlo, from Astoria, at 2:25 p. at.; Hslene. from Grays Harbor, at 2:60 p. m. ; jsroosuya, rrom itanaoa, at 4 D. ra. : Raymond from Aberdeen, at 4:30 p. ra, ; Admiral Schley, irom lx angels, at 7 ;SO p. ra.. BaUed vuiia sjacaanoacn. tor Portland, at 10:85 p. m. ; ssenry x. Hoott, for Seattle, at 1 1 :30 -: Knooner, at mm a. (Jalne, for ScatUe a amirs 1 gxrragut, for Portland, at 2:86 p. s-euio, ior lxis Angelea, at 4:15 p. m.; British nsnspiL IOT Vtnemivsr. H t ' - 4;86 p.. m. I Centralia. for . Kureke. at 5:53- suns x uy. ror Nee xork. at ;5a ' aS":V- U -Drm!l ,or Angeles, at la? i -; -""" Koeer, for Vancouver. S al " M-: Wiuaraett. for Portland, at "': """rBU'' aotnaa, tor Lot An geie. at 8:45 n. m v!Tini, s-Mr.! J otfor- San-Pro. 30 " ni.'" f,v T?' ,un.? 20. Arrived MundeHa, wmhif" PedTOt 2 P- Arrived June 10 wnihilo, from SeatOe. 9 p. m. p,Ued June 20 Atlas, for San Pedro. 10 a. m Va4s t arm From 1 Hate. . Seattle June 22 .Ban Fran.... June 22 . .8. Diego-Way..June 22 ..Ban ,.,... June 22 ...New York ...June 28 . . San Pedro , . .June 23 Vancouver Maru . Rose City . Admiral Farragnt vav.t.v.ti- Julia Lneksnnach Daiay Putnam .. . tjallfornlaa ew York. ... .Jan 23 San Fran. .... June 24 Antwerp June 28 ....... .MuenuB Aires. .June 24 Michigan ....... Willamette West Notua Rldoredo . ..New Orleans.. Jun 24 WUlfoio New York Jun 24 T. Harper . , . . San Pedro .Jun 24 MoerdUS . . ... f. ... Rotterdam June 28 .June 36 . . J urn 25 -June 26 . .June 26 . .Jun 26 . .Jun 27 Knox-ville City. , BaHimora p;agla .......... Naloxn) .. ....... Benlawwr , . . . , Annam Imuxissa Mara. ., Munairea ....... . ..Boston . . ..London . . , . . Muroraa . . . . Antwerp . . . . Kobe .Galveston .June 27 Florence Luckcnbach. . New Orieana. . - June 27 Robin (roodfeilow .ftv 1 era. .. .June 27 .Muroran June 28 -Tacoma " June 28 .Philadelphia . Jun 29 .Saa Fran June 20 .New York ...Jan 80 .New York June 30 .Orient Jupe SO -Tacoma ..July 1 . Sa Fran . . ; . July 1 .New Orleans. . .July 8 ... Fy Way... ..July 8 .SaaFVan July 8 YeaaH Mara ...... Remus E. F. Lockenbach . Georglna Kelph . . . Harry Luckcnbach. . American ........ West Cayota Santa Cms Wapama . . De4et Admirals Rodman . , , fnita . . ...... Willfsro - .' w 1 org. . ... .July 4 To Pep art Prsst Portland - rreis Due. ...Orient ......June 23 ...West Coast. . .Jane 22 ....San Pedro.. . .June 28 ...8, F.-Pedro . .June 23 ... London .... .June 23 ...Orient ...... June 23 ....New York. ... .June 34 ....Ran Pedro. .. .June 24 Eastern FtiBO . . Delroaa . Santiam ....... Iowaa Montgomery City. Ocean Prince .. . Santa Barbara . . Paeif ie ........ Liverpool Mars. . West Netos ... Bondowos . . . . . Geo. L. Olson. . Annette Ralph . Frank D. Stout. .. Meiwa Mans .. . Bosaa Maru . Europe . , June 24 ..Buenos Aires. Jun 26 . ...OrTent June 24 ....San Pedro. . ..June 24 S. F.-8. Pedro. June 2 . ...San Pedro.. . .June 25 . . . . Europe .... . , June-25 . ...Burop Jun 25 ....rurop .....Jun 23 Singapore Mara Eirene Ariadne'. Europe .....June 25 Calif onuaa Europe Juno 26 Willsols ...........New York... Jun 24 Oregon Mara. ....... Enrepe .. ...June 26 Florence LuckelWeh, . New Orleans. ..June 29 Kaixru Maru . Orient . .June 29 .Jun 30 Jun 30 .June 30 .July 4 . .July 15 . .July 15 Kalome . . . . f.uropa .. , . .Orient .. , . ..Europe ... .Nw York. . .Australia . ..Honolulu Shinkoka Mara Havo . . . , . Eagle Yngarea ..... lAirline . . . . . . . . Brtha, . .. Terminal No. 2 , , . . .Inmaa-Poulsee Admiral Rodman. .. . Bendowoao. ........ Deerfield .., , ... Terminal No. 2. Eastern Prtnca Terminal No. 4 Eastern Sailor .......... Sou. Paeile Dock Eirene Ariadne ............ Terminal No. 4 Frank D. Stout West Oregon Goo. I Olson ................ Vancouver Haana Nielsen ................. 8V John Havo Peninsula L. Iowaa V, . . Drydeek John W. Wells ............... St. John Kaika Maru ........... St. Helens Livernoel Mara '- Moatgomery Meiwa Mara Glob Ooeea Princ Terminal No. 4 Oregon Mru . . . . Peninsula Lbr. Pacific , Prescott Santiam ................... Tongue Point Santa Barbara ............. Terminal No. 1 Shasta Westport fiingapore Mara North Bank Sweden Mara Irving Wapama ......... 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