COAST APPLES Fill
Stocks Are Cleaning Up at All ;
Points.
LOCAL SUPPLY VERY LIGHT
I ff..rl ..f li ul r- ! MMf
Wcl !- With Imlurc 1 Ji-l-rrn
Tr.iilr- I- llfai-lr.
Ilish.-r I'ruT. I"rrli-M.
ap.-w m-':f a.r .-! t '"At
f'-m. In ip -f n f f !.: r ?-ai-
ra l" ha-txr p-:. r 4 tn. Thi U
in n Vrar -i-o laat wlt and f r
ral da r n ". -n wr ii,cary tn
-.rlr t mp ai-ka. bul th-r haa inc
ta A rrart:n n.i a Frnt pric-
Tirtw t" rrif h;br than T rr
lha flrat f lh w-k: The romump'.ton f
applet m fahfrni la ha and tbra l
o dmibt thAt llf toik h-l1 m tora-e
thai ar lf nitr-ly rt"and op b-f r tha
r w rmp appear, and al pri- r a 'k'! "
bttr than lh9 now pxalltnB
Tha Irtcal apple mark.f ioul.1 nt oth
rrvu than firm with tli s-nall aupp!1-
-arailabU. Ntka i Frnt Mrfl ar V.gtit
and tn frw hanHf. THrr is prarUrally
nthlnc I? In th rwnlry. rrpt a tr
rart of llod r.!fr a-fl a Vfry amail tup
pi at Mfl-r Tl !- K wMI not ftll
Vx-al ri'jrnrnt li'irmt It rrmmnaer tif
tha a"ri ant) a mi niany car of fali
firnta appl. i I" brouRM up to
aupplr tba r!ty d-marrl
Tha Kjn-fn app1 nrh'-:j tn gwd
nap, otintrarr t,,r iii"rinnfi of many
fruit m-n. wh- ihtticrit thf grmnt VJW crop
roqld n-t b-- .I'!p.r.l of. Mail advice
from N York. r-tvrt ytrttay. ad
Ihcrr a at ron 1 mnd fr NrwtPWM
on that market. bit uvna rr to b hal.
A traUe rprt
A a-'d dra I f int-T-t 1-m ally is rn
trrl tn thr maik't fr appl. and for a
lar part of thr wrk xn tradr arcm'd
t. h- nnw a--it- n all dt rript Ions In
both cboica anJ fanry ai. k. baMd on quo
larlona tn ih a-vrl krad-a and varitt.
Thrrr . mt l h firlv lart supply n
jml. but an; su-pius orr the r. ulr
r, :its .f th tra-1 hi rr is finding an nut
1. 1 i ruii.t iu.tii"tv rulinc here fr
!..itirni ! tnrl'r points.
r Hk f"r a ci tltl of liiipnir mfnt
m (' mark.'i t r ftn rad. a Ulff on.
irn fir arathrr conditions Improve thrra
liWv t. b a ba: tnr-raa In U.'-
in Hid frm consumers. This mark, t aJiould
i .Kr rilv a--ral ihoumind barrrla of ap
pi. - orri da v. It Is to b- nolrj that a
.ttl- m-rrowmMit tn t p-Tt trad is in
..!-. .ind lha opinion is that a very ron
I- r.ibi- supply mil ' firward In that
.in r W do n't b-tieva that tne rml
.-na- n thr nthrr aide m:l have inu h
, t en t" s'l n.t t ton. ih'Miih ahotild tha
b of duration it is tikrly to
.-. ita effr-t lui-r -n uml. nund
tl-t lit r m Aft m.rk"t Is takinf on moi
a than nuil
nkn as a hl thr p-lo markrt. so
t r j b t Stock l ri'tirrrtifd. Is In fin
hi. a-id trrr la a prnap-t of hther
t'u-a a lltll lairr on whta distribution
MOIIK MUJXi BKTTfR IN H'WIPE
l asttvb MArkd Mors- rtlr Than far ler
sral Haatba.
A- ttvit in tn Kusirin mohair markrt
haa b---n llmltrd to a iota of TeXaa Fa.l
t..r. Uriy f"- tardnn puriw. alihouch
soma of tha naif aaa soitaMr for combine
purpoa-. sya tha ltat-n ivmrnmil Iul-l-tio.
Thf salea of ravant data hava bn
ina.ia on tna basis eat-t.iahed smr time
in.-, na-aely. rr :"l crnts. bit of Cali
fornia na;r of canHnc quality is reported
old within tha pat trn dars at -4 cents.
Ih-msrd f- r T'irkry h;r ts prart lcally nil
at tha mon.rnt. ar.d atorks in this market
ar eitremIy l!ht. It is rei-ortml that a
ci-stderaMe sttvk rt hair Is still left In
'oilrMnnj:. t-uirM by l-sl dealers at
Man pnrea at ta t-lr. n In r rf last season
and he:d on the d 'tnina; markrt. Tha new
eason's hair ia p i.-a: 'y fidv to roma
ur-n tha market and jif-rs w'll undoubtedly
rji" low In first bsnt in TurVr.
h carina; In Artiona a."d T-a of tha
KrMrr hair al l beln rry s'lorily. Another
wrk rr two a 'II a- c--1rt'. hair rrady
f.r ta buyers, although rj report of puT
rhasrs ara yat reird aithujrn tmiuirta
ara eomlnc forwaril from tha arloiia ffow
rr a tj a h tt ffT-m are likely t b mada.
I i Urs'n-U avoiding rrvrnt mail ad
.; ir rra haa ban a Ultla mora business)
In mohair than I. a t rn usual for srre
rtk, c-n .-ni-rths. Te lr.ontve fJ"
mnu4-t!irr- to . h ,. appears to
ha rome fr-m the f'lmt.nni of dvalrra
m UO nulir j to mo 1 heir it k. The pat
T b'th in ri:'.ui'l ."! n thi country
has br-n a -y s -'d raTiplr of the di:ll
r S Tf Ttiol'.!- a!i.-n tVa ilap'c H nt In
CP" &l rr'4'iel b the nil .
Iy-rief t.- qixiM"n H.-at Mntbinf, M t
37 ; jivrtd .-ftm- 'ric. "i ... o-dinar con-b-ing.
-.!.:; ca-'TR. :i j :v. Foreign;
i -.p fmt. 4-. Txkr, Fa'l avernr, i?l9
yT I KK l NO lllt.llr.R
lra Qnantliy 4ffrrsl ai -l I tVhewt
Trad lluief.
Tht l-'K-al oata markei ji fum etrrday.
& ii ii higher. In aom Quart.-r it v a de
i a.-rd tha advanva had been ti. -i : A
a-ge .'.-a?rr I'f.'ered t. I'Ji'" t $".4.
bu- u d he could find no taa.rs. T ie ta
t -. iv-ai jojiinn of t:ie ma-k.-'. iiror. ui
e 4anL. at;.l nearl err gruln man looks
fot h((i4i- :- i ata prices laer.
Tt-e si ump in Eastern heat p-i.-. t.Hik
-"ta of t ')-- srrerfcth out of tn tot al heat
rr-ark'. Hi l re n.( numeru but at
;'e in.r t'nif earring fr .it.
Lx l re.-e.i.t. In -a; aere r-porird b
,.e c-ar-" Kiinii;' as foi!ws-
V-. at l'.-ir:.- K'- ur ihi llr
M i - I i 4 ; 1 I - 14 11
r i-.. . . . : 1 1
' ao
ir .--
I H KKI r ! UOKKlMi 1H W AND
rwlio KneliHf re mall axxl I'rVe-a An?
l .
i.jtij. .. wr.-k aid ini-l.-l io 2- lower,
u.,; a. I' p' -n: I'm" iu. h.ixr he'd
;,.-', T-r fe i .it .( M t a ' ' t 'T tT.l.t V
j . , f or i. r rr.i t rr n :s The Ia s
a ' 1 .! ! l -. . v .ii i.
r..i.?r . i . -of- atn.:l and mi a era
a r. -r ! p t
Tre ir-kt a i e . era
a-f-r fa:- m-.j: a'-.l r-i-er !ie'-l l-a "k
I . 'k ! . H - .
Ii i f t m; '. i h - d a r he nuotjM-OiP
lt :u.f -l-.t f -era' I r- H-'in
a . r t- :r.
rgrtahle appls I lfrae.
r etv al:'eritia rhuUri and
K'-t'-U t -T.a : a. rv nr o t a "i f -r nia
X-at-'" : a r -f I ri Vt c-'-r t
a .1 4- i d "..-!. ri.-re- aaa a
i ' d n"h--t ;.-r ' r--,-.-i-jul the
Oil ard i- i e ... n.-r !- --, ead. Tha
c .;ri.i fi t :n i-n.. r .- hr--:
CfaM Wugar Market Weai4.
T.tfy aa a T--,.-n .i-tTta ir ff if4
Hank !mrinc. j
C '7 7 T'i
rnilTL.tM) UhfI.
t.rsln. I .-. led. I'.tc.
WMK. T- T'.ick .ri ' tll.l !-ir, "
i-. riyp. :.... .- i !:.... an. a.:c.
; f . l-t"'-I- m -
mi:.i.stikf.h-it. -r. :v-2 Pr
shot.s. !.':( n.xK.i.tise,
Lul. h r-stsnia rr narrai.
.-ai.Ms. i "S. imrt. J 0. vslley. .;
grana.n t . .-i-i aneat. -.
tui:s-. ' 4 k.-aiktd.
cr toi..
Hy Oregon t-metny I.
I.O Willi. IIIH II.OV,
h : t
f .r. r,4 prr tn
r;rf a-'ra aad rrulta.
' I'' oriits triprrnitl,
- pc" bu.iv:h. Unions. Ji.iUji.-0 per
vREL(, ITS Almarta crat-es,
rr tarrsi. craiibrnB. lvvll. par bar-
p.-.T TC r B'tvlnr prlrrs: BurbaBkA
f t. ?i 0 I.Ti pt hundred; iwwt potatoes,
"VKi iKT A Ml.KS Arttrhokas. 7." TJo: pf
dos n : ;a. a'i w l"- : p r ituinj ; th'ii! .
atfla-. 1 f 2 : Ir cauu-
flower. trill: .-ir. a.. .k i o P-r
rrut.i . curunib' s. - i '1. .V dnin ; splant.
i: -c p.-r pound: Rrlic. i lw pr pound;
(UUCl- ttii-T, J-.TTi prr rra'-: hnthona rt-
iu-. u 7-V' pt t x : ii-r' s, U'i"
o4iid : ral'"h'. p-r rt--n: rhub.-irb.
i'hf"rn:a. pr box ; sprouts, be;
lornnr.rtn. V "'"' P-f b
AK VKi;KTAIM.K.-Tnrnlps. TM 10
pr sa.-k. bts. rutul-atfa. f 1 v 1.10;
carrots. $1.
HMON? Association price. f-3 per
.Piia.'Tio:Ks. II :'.: n'din,- I..'.mjC:
p-, lvt-. l a; 1.7.': I-i i"h- k Piprins.
9:J
IMlry aad Country rroooca.
!tTTEK Oraaon creamary but la r. eo'.d
S3 !, c . prin's. eitra.
K,j,rirrf..n candl-d. ITlc; case count.
JfW- prr rloxen.
t'H KKSK-un cn. flats. -Jc per pound ;
da'ols. noniinai.
1'i KK Fancy. 9S Pr bouad-
VK I.-Kn. v 1 : i IT.',.- pr pound.
rtLLTRY Hns. sprm;i. ISjlSHc;
3iKk. Itk-. ,-. : lurkay. .!.
Uresaad. ;ov'-lc
taple Oroeeriea.
COFFEE Koasted. tn drums.
per pounU
p 4 LMOM Columbia Rivet. 1-ponnfl tai'.a.
tZ 2i par doen. b-pound tails, $3 95;
pcui.d rats. i4t. A.asUa p.ak. 1-pcuaa
ta. t, S1.3&. .
Kl'Ta walnnta. 19tH ponn.
Brain nuts, mjlftc; filberts, H15: 1
moads. 17tf21r; pe ans. loc; cocoanjta. oo
4 SI par tfnren: cfcesmuts, l2e pac pound;
hirkorr nut. 9 u lOc per pound.
HONEY Choics. J3 & pr cats: stralna
aone. l)c per pound.
HALT Granulated. $15 Pr ton. half-
gro-ir.d. inos. $6 p-r ton; &Os, pr tun.
BbANU fcma.ll whlta. 4.H.tc: large whita.
4e; Lima. 7c; pink, 6c; Mexican. 0c;
bavnu. 5c.
TftlCF No- 1 Japan. 3Vc; eheapsr rades,
A u "r; ftouthern head. S Tc.
FUG AR Dry granuiatsd, fmlt ana
barry. f4.(; Hunoiulu plantation. 9 50;
beet. 9C.S&; extra C 9.05; p J -dared, bar
rels. 4 ; rubra barrets, $i ti.
I'KIED FR; 1 TM App rs, i4C psr n-und;
apricots, lSals-1; peaches. O ;
prunes, Italian. 10oM04c; slWar. IRo; figs,
arhlta and bla.k. fihUSci currania. li4
11c: raisins, loose. Muscatel. W
bleached Thompsoa. llc; unbleafhrd Sul
tanas, SSc; seeded. 1 ii fiic; data. Per
sian, 9 par pound: Fard. 1 Pr
frosiaaosa.
IMVI-1" to 12 pounds 1 4 1 - r 1 . " ' -. c ; 1 -to
14 pounds. IIS 1- 3. ' 16 P""'"1
14 W I'i'f- skin.d. l.V. plcnhs. 11.-. r.a
ta. roil. I 'c.
l.AI:i--Kt:le rendered. tterra, 19--tubs.
1- W i sianuard lirrcs. 114C: tua
il kc li..rieniiir lierraa tuta 9 e
HAf'l'N' Fstu . 14. . standard. 1;
Choice. 17.-; KoRtlsh. I A W V !"
Ism sAli .bjkbJ i. short clears,
dry salt. 11 Sc; smoked. IJc; short clear,
barks, 1J to 1 pounus, dry saiu Ul.i;
linvktd. 14c; abort clear backs, 19 to
pounds, dry salt. llVc: amoked. lo. Ora
B a eapwrta. ory salt. 13c; atnaastt, 44.
IJnaefl (HI and Tnrprntlne.
LINKED OIL I'ura r. in barrels. 77c;
boi.ed. m barrels, 7c; raw, in casaa, ie,
bn:evl. n caea h4o.
Tl hft.NTlNt laaea. "oc; wood barrsia
Wc
Hop. Howl and llidaa.
Ht It. I r-.p. Z ' i oids. noai
Inal. I'.'lJ contract. '-Jmic.
aloHAlK lwi I cl.p. per pound.
UouL La'.-ftt Orfjn. 14fl lc par
pcund. accor.lma to s.iriukage; aii.
lOuiTo par fouud m,
J'ti-TS-Krv. He: 1am rs. sal tad. i"?.
short-aool p-iia. fgj-. butcner pelts, Jan.
take-off. ul-. Feb. tk-ori 4L1 v
X"1lUIE.'t Salted Md-a. 10';lSo br
pound: salted calf. ltt 17c; salted kip- 11 w
lie; grv, a hluea. s-xc. dry c!f. lie: d.y
hid-. li I?c; sailed stags, 7jVjc; graeo
la it. ti i i C
i aSCaKA I'er pound. SHff?- .
OilAi.s BAO." In car Wis, JVjC asch.
Fura,
Tl US Portland prices for prima, well
hnd.ed sk ns. acc.irdit. to sixes: Mmk.
$ i v . na -n. - o J I iO ; ckunk mar
row stripe . I i- 2 ; skunk tbr-'d stripe .
7Scffll.aU: m-l'krat. :.IJ, Kiij iva. i w
nir:-i. 9 i
b ivir. I. u S.iJ. lis:.
Vl, ln ul, 4 4 j
t ier litu U: l ii.
.; badtfrr. 4'JC
s. i.-ical. ic ti 1
11 40. nnajia
ZmQ . ci". cat. lvit-'c; hwu v
3wc. inountatn lon. u lo; bear. $1
HA!4 1'K.l.M'K'O PBOIHl'B MARKET
rrirea Quotnl al lli Itay Ity for Vege
table. 9rults. .tc.
SAN KKA.NVI
frj proUuc pi
Mn h l.'l -Th" foKow
wera .uircnt here iu-
dar:
Uu'trr Fane rre.imrry. .. .c.
Ki as Store. l'H..c. fan.-y ranc'i. -c.
f.ie-s
liRtone i '.'i3.V
Kru't A pptc. chot. c. i common.
Tic; J4ex. an Itmes. " 4; California Um
ona. choice. H ; cummon. 91.LS; naval or
anges. 91 -id- 5: pineapples. 9:3.
Mtllstufrs Bun, D - middlings.
t'otato re:oo Burhink'. 9- lotj2-.;
S.iitnaS tui b.n.ks. - . ni: liui -banks.
91 sweets. 9 ' t ".Ad.
Ceth!e t'ucuinber. I .j J " ; gs r lie.
?!-. gren pea. j i vc ; string be.tns.
nominal: asparagus 4 v tc; tomaios. nom
ina! : cgen ant. !
i ,y h-Jt. 914 '.Ovto. .ind o.f.s,
SIn19: alfalfa. Uri4o.
tv'-ve:pt Kiour. .4" tjutrrer sucks;
w h a;. .n:'.s. b ir . t ni.s.
(.it a. ."'" ccnta s. oiai--a, -.k: hralt.
4. alicks. hay :; i.,lis. oo,. Iri o.i . .
Urlil Alarkri.
KV YORK. M-r. h 11-.-. r
nt m. spot. 4. o.i 1 4 ::7 S . i.. I 4 o
I 4 ..' ; Apt 11 and lla . 1 4 J ;s j 1 4 l- .
j,, ,,. -nd Jui. 14.-'JS ' 14 4 " . l.&jio in i.rm.
.-iM.j. 11 1 d. Ittiur. a. l'Va Jd. Arri
ve. r-;u.'t-d at N"e j; a ih.u). lotr.
t 'uto 11 - house riurt.s sho e;v..r:s cf ll.To
t..ra so r-r ths mn:li. topper. Ili
1 1 o.c ii o: l'. U1; v I4;v,
i:- , , MS.-
Y 1 Sr:. 4.' 4J.-".c . Air.h 41!"1-
2. .i'i 4t.4t4-C. May. 41. . 41. To,-;
.1,1;,., .- ;;.t( 1 .." "A . Ju ? o 1 .
I.4-11 : n .f. .-pot. tl fur-ir.. 1 1 -ti ".v
l-.t .(in-: I'ji Ii ork a; d 3:'..
1 .t - F-.s' Si. l.o-it I.. - !'n. fl.". 17s f.-l
., .r niv a. !" 7. I"'' New York
ti:,! ti'oT. Ftsi Si. l.oiii. London. tH
Xca.
A. tunor-i .) u-t. fookon"s. . .
I i.n-i ':- o.,r.l 11 ran :. "" 't 'R l-.Tt-rtor-
i.4V-a.!' ir.01 w jiS steady. n. t foon-l-
No- hern. S14 7..T . No. -. 1 4 -V. '
14T. N" 1 S-.-nh-rn an 1 No. 1 S-niih-ro
of;. 914.7 '
4 wffee and fMigar.
N Y KK. Msr. h l.i C.
rr. ,i-.scd
mts iinT'T,
-ir nooiths 'ctn r"'aiv--ly 4. K!-.
M ;.- b-s M-h. 1- : An- .. 13 -' .
13 .I'f-. 1 ..ev: July, 13
i.cuat. l,4:. p-m&rr, 13 ."..V . Orlor.fr,
1 ; ile Noerr.t-er. 13 U ; tK ccm r. 13 47c:
U4rT !. 4- . K.'-tu) 13.4-i -. Mild
t,.rT- q vile: i 'or do a . I -i 1 . nominal.
Tt.iar-. ae nntitPi'. i 'rfjf riftia i. 4 H
i , , muKv 4 t I .- . no i m a-a
;; ''i ;', "': ruud.
wlih flu 4arke.
1-1 MTU. M--h 1 I in
9--i r !
v. , . vi ra. a - " :
M.r. a aa -d. Ma
;u,', bid:
THH MOTiMNG OKKf.OMAX, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 191- z
LONDON IS BUYER
Sends Orders to Wall Street at
Higher Prices.
! ENTIRE LIST IS STRONGER
suKr Ai!miicc on showing of
l-iirsc Proril Made by Trut
l.4ii Yrar Inirrimlionul
llarrlfr AIm Higher.
N KiV YC'KK, Urch VI. Today "s stock
market scriic-d to derive Us early activity
and attongth from abroad. London's rheer
fuinesa became accentuated with a further
advance in consols and home mils.
The Kngitsh mark.-t sent over a decidedly
hiirher tt-t for American securities, followed
mh buynie; here.
The foreign situation was not responsible
for the mot in inactive American special
ties, aurh a American Sugar and Interna
tional Harvester. rnncerntiig Ihs former,
mil.h advanced four points, the company
made a radical departure from Its custom
bv pubii-ning a d-taiied statement of is
oi,eratlons for 11 1, which showed profits
xceiinc f 14 oh,inn. compared with 9nV(M,.
m IMC Its officials also Mprewed op
timism regardlns; the outcome of the Gov
eminent suit now pending.
for Harvester, which gained three
pomts. it la now behevrd tha company hma
arrived at an undaret andlng with the t.ov-
rnment and a 'ml diseoluiion prin-eedlngs
uill Involve n'i pwuntary damage to share
holders. - In fact. Hie r-ults of the disinte
gration of the Standard Oil and An.orlcsn
To jici o innpms no longer oppress tne
1rrir.M security holder lih fear.
Final d-nling rf-flerted weakness in the
vp-u attv.. Uad. is, Stei and I nion I'ar f.c
losing mii-h of Ihelr advance, while KeadU
and 1.. high Valley closed unrhanged.
Hnrveater and otht-r gpeclaltlea also Iu
ofl from heft prit-ea
B..mi were active with few price rhangea.
Total sales, par value. aggreKated $J..oil.'.
l iiii.-d states ;uvrnment bonds were un
ctiancd on call.
fJ.VSl.VO STOC'hl Cjl OTATIONJ.
Sal'S.
A 1 is I'h.i! pf - . "
Miiuil toppr .. 21. 7 "
Am Ayr. u.l . . I.4'"
Am l:.-t Suwr. o.l!"
A me. lean !' 1u."'N
Am Car Ac Fdy.. !'
KiL'h. Low. llrt.
4 4 S
Tl ' !
-1', .VI i
14S
:,o -4 4 'a 41'
-V
Am Cotton (HI
Am Hd f Lt Pf l.-J"
Am Ice ScUTl .
4oU H
Am I.11. s d . -.ni
-.n-imotivc.
A:u Mrifi A K" t.
tlO pref -rrd. .
lO
4lM(
1.7'" tti' t
i.i 14 H4V J1
Am s...i Fly.. 4f
A 111 Sugar K-f.. 1.Vn.i 123 Vf K-J
Am T" 1 e T.I.. 1d-s 1
A-n 'I icco Pf. J" l'4 ti
A n Wooi.n . .. i,M ri- rjTS .T
Anaconda M Co 7 " 31a .dS - .'.i
- .1,. p.efcir-l.. l 1l-t "- J iJ
ATI Cor .-tne.. 3". l.tsS 13W
M..!t rr Uhto ... l.o J'3 ; lWd l)-'
tt-.M.k it Trail.. s, "!T
714.
t ..liadlun 1'ncillc :t.4i I!-' -
i'. m.al I.-'iher 7."'"' -"-
tt.. pr. r. rr- d. . r..7'M bliW
Central of N J
Cl.ca V llllio . - . 5.1J 7-
C lucy no tf Alton - -
Ihl l.t 't - - 1,M
no iircf- rred. . I""
....... V V -JMl Ul.
SHI fc r.- -H.
&ti 7
3T5
74 74 ',4
17
1. IS
3:. 3.-.
14U M'',
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KV Yor.K, March 13. Money on caM
firmer. CSt?-1! "r " rwllns; rate, 2V;
closing bin. onertMl at -J -.
Time loans stc-ad : o days. 3 per cent,
yo d-o. r; months, 3U.
ime mT- antl' papt r. 4 r 4 ' per cent.
sterling -xchungf att-ady with actual busi
iieja In bankers hilla t 94.h4 for OO-day
bills and at 94 b7l3 for demand. Commercial
bilis. 94 -ViU.
Far silver. .VSc.
Mexican dollara. 47c.
Oovcrnment and railroad bonds, steady.
LONHOS. March 13. Bar silver steady.
SO 15-1tid per ounce.
Money Sr 34 pr rnt.
Itate of discount In open market for short
bills. 3Si3 pr cnt.; three months bills,
3 ft-ldS rr cent.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 13. Sterling on
London. M d:is. 94.M1-; sight. 4,87.
Urafts Sight, 2c; telegraph. 4c.
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. March 13. At the be
ginning of busim-as today the condition of
the Vnttvd States Tr. asury waa:
Working balance in Treasury of
fice. nO.073.Slo
In banks and Philippine treasury 34.14.. 1S
Total balance In gem-rat fund.. l-J.S".s:;fl
Ordinary receipts yesterday ... Isrt.4-H
Ordinary diaburscmenta l.os.nirT
Dtflclt to da t this fiscal year is 9-1.147.-13.
against frt.sii.t)-? at thts time luat
year.
Thege. flgures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
HOGS 561 DIME
CHOICKJ.OAD BIUNGS $6.83 AT
.STOCKYAKDS.
Cattle f All Kinds Sell at ileftular
Prices No Sheep Are
Disposed Of.
There was a cood market for en; tie and
hogs at tlie stock ard yesterday. Only a
fen- sheep came in and none was disposed of.
Choice steers brought and 9'.3o and
choice cnwu. sold at $.V.ii. A few heifers
and hulls hrougnt the going prices.
The hog market was mronr throughout
the day. A load f :rtme stock, averaging
17S pounds, aolcl at Id. VI. an advsnre of a
dime ovr the regular price. Other light
hogs sold at tk7r and and heavy hogs
brought f and 9,i.-3.
Receipts yesterday ere 4JJ cattle, 7
calves. i'Sl hogs. 235 sheep and J horses.
Among tho sliizpcra were F. R. leker.
nervals, 1 csr of calves, sheep and hogs: V .
W. Krown. Gateway, 3 cars of cattl; Charles
rel(lwin. Terrebonne. 1 car of cattle; O. W.
Wiley. Terrebonne. 1 car of cut tie; (J. H.
i:uS4 II. Terr.-bonno, 1 car of cattle; Kdwtn
Mm vs. Huntj. Kerry, I car of hogs, and W. B.
Kurt a. Hlackfoot and liexburg. Idaho, 2
car of hogs.
The day's sales -erc as follows:
Weight. Price.
1 cost ''-50
1 cow I '
24 cov 5
14 calve I J
3 ruui '-
in row. W,s
- heifers - "
1 bull Is4" --;";?
4 steers 11. "'H H.lo
2 steers
1! steets
II teers
eti hogs
I h.iii .
.1 hoss
lie- h-.gs
l.l hoss
1 l-'.S
1 l-.i
li.7
270 on
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17S CI s
174
::2 i.z:
lo hors - -
Th.- 'ranue of prices at the yaras was as
follows:
Choice steer. !122S'?5
Cood to eholca st-eiS 6.10
Choice cows J-iV ' 5
Good to .holre cows - V
Choi.e spayed h. ifers 5 .',
Good to choice heifers
Choice buns 4. jJr 4.75
Oood to choice bulls 4.2
Choice talvis -!H!? anS
Good to choice calves .w 6-00
Choiee'TTtiht hogs .V0.I4J .M
smooth heavy hoss ' J t?-',
Rough heavy o.SOt? --3
Cho!.ePyeiirlings ; -"' T
Choice 2 nd i'.1.;' I'i
Choke Killing ewe. 4 -a 4 3
Culla r;
Choir f-d wool lamba 'J i? 2
Chol- e grsln-f :d lnmbs ,' L'n'
choice .Spring lanioB t?
flood to choice Umhs 4.wi ' 4..n
Fair to good lambs 4.-i 4.o0
Omahft IJvestock Markrt.
CHIA;o. March lo. Catt e Receipts.
ISSmi; n.arket steady to lte higher: beeves.
rut'a S so- Tn:' si rs. 94.7aii d.K: West
ern ste-rs. 9.VIHS1 7.WI; Bto.-k. rs and feeders.
94. 10 a -'"; ow and heifers. io0tf ,tw,
CHog ' kJm'?!!.!' no. Ofit); market 5 to 1"c
higher; licht. JflV'i-f-'i; mixed J.
7 01 c; hea y. ti.7n 7.ita; rough, d. nj t
0;"pias. 9a.0.fj -4o; bulk of sait-s, 9ti-S'
7-O'V
Hhp RecMpts. 4.0OO; market steady to
lower: native. 3.rn ,i 5.(M.; W estern. 94
i..tv: v. arltng!. 9"'.tH n tt.v;ri: lmbs. native,
90. 7. b0; Western. 90.7ii 7.C-0.
( hlruo Uveetock Markrt.
OMAHA. .March 13- Cattle Receipts.
.VX)o, market strong to IOc htpner: native
steer. f.r.ni7.ho: enwa and heifers, 9o-4Q
fT.in; nlrn' stfrf, $ fi tt.1 ft; Texas
st t-t rs :t or7 .".u: range cows and helf-rs,
s:t (H"f .S.i- cannrrs. 2.7." 'fi .1.7:.; stotrkera
and feeders. 9:..r0i rt 40; cales, 4.00&-8Au;
bulls, siajs. etc.. $;(-Vn 5 6.").
Hogs Keceipts. 15.7t.M- market 5 to 1"c
higher: heavy. 9..'." " "5; mixed. b.4
6 a0: light. 9 :ta a .tW: pigs, fo.OOj Q.2ol
bulk of sales. IH-oOfii it G.5j-
Shen Kece nts. mofm-t w
to ltic lower: yearlings. 9 " "
era. 9 ' j 5.75; ewea, 94.L'5 3 -';
weth-
lambs.
ti.25iu".:'j.
rt-d Fruit at Xevr Vork.
NEW YOKK. March Ilk K vafttraied ap
ples steadv. with small offerings of good
grades. Spot fancy, yfilnc; choice, 84
B'-c: prim. 7 4 n -.
Hrunt'i dull, easy in sympathy with the
mark,-: on the Cojst. Viuoations range
from IS to 1-c for California up to 30-4'a
and 8S to T2c for Oregon.
Peach less active, nominally unctianged.
Choice. liH'alUc; extra choice, Hllc;
fancy. 1 m 'ii r-'(.
a- York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Marrh Cotton steady
nt a not d.-cliue of 5Vd pointa. Closing bids:
March, lo ,17c; April. ItXo; May. lt.47c;
Juue. lf.5Jc; Jniy, lO.oc! August, 10.,r.7c;
P-p:emb.r. 10. Mk; : October. lo.t'.Jc; Novem
ber. lo.V.c : DerembiT. l.t'.Wu; January.
lOWr; Kehruiiiy, lKlc. Spot closed qul.'t.
5 points higher. M id -uplands. J'.7"c: inld
(juif. iM.Saic. Swi-s. 20 b.iles.
4 hicaajo Produce Market.
t 'H ICAtlU. Mnrch 13. Butter Stead A
Creameries. 2tti2 1"A': dairies. 1'3 tf 27c.
Egg tsy. Kt-cetpts. I7n2 cases: at
mark, enses Included. l!,c; ordinary firsts,
lvc: firsts, lVr.
Che-se Steady. Daisies. lTilV; ta-Ine,
17H t$ l"-ie. Young Americas. 1 7 4 1 ic ;
long horns. 1 S V 18c.
Wool at ft. IrUla.
ST. I.OL'IS, March 13. Wool Steady.
TTrltorv ind W. ern mediums. Ittfylec:
One mediums. lai 17c; fine. lO'.l.'.c.
hit gar Decllnra in East.
NEW YORK. March 13. All grad-s of
refined sugar were lowered today lvc per
hundred puund.
Hop at New York.
NEW YOKK. Alsrih H-ns easy.
State common to choice. v 4"c.
W hen the poFtal iank was onnd tn New
York t here w as the c utnm a r rush, hut
I4 f the accounts were olosed before the
cad of the month.
BIG STOCKS AFLOATj
Chicago Wheat Market Has
Worst Break of Year.
PRICES DROP OVER A CENT
Io-liiie Arc Almost Contiiiuiu
Thmiifilioiit the Seslon-K?cclpts
Are Imtop at All Points and
Cables Are Bearish.
CHKAiiO. March 111. Wuh nfnr that
trior, wan a Uber.l floating aupply of wheat
on th. markft today, thtre developed more
courage among bear traders than at any
time In month. Latent figures ehotned a
drop of 4icto lH4o under last
night. There waa a net loss of 4i 41 He to lo
In corn and a shade to le for oatu- Hob
product. flMhed the aame as last night to
Oc up.
It was a day of almost continuous d.M-line
In the, wheat pit, Buffalo persistently of
fered wheat, receipts continue larae In all
direotlons. foreign exchanges were weak and
snow waa forecasted In the Winter crop bell.
Th. worst weakness cam. Just before the
Close when a group of houses had selling
orders which the market seemed unable to
dtK'-st.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
y WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May i.MH 11.04 $l.o:Vi f1-":
-Inly -.", .Wilis ." -''
sept '7 9(,'
CORN.
Vsy
July
Sept.
.. .71. .T2 -TiV l"
.. .71-. .72'i .71-", -iljs
. . .7 .7-."., .715,
OATS.
Mav S3 -f-'-'s .5-1.
.lulv r,il "
Sept -4- " -4-
MESH PORK.
Mav lH.ni 1ll.7S I'-.O". H'1?!1
juiv m.rm m.37'3 ).s-i 1fi-5,,
Stp't lli.O-'i l.li2 V J6.3-"j lti.ji'i
LARD.
Vsv 9. 1.'i
Julv ..-
Sepi S.W'i
9..-.214 9.42V4 li.4-.'li
p. 70 O.IIL'1. O.A-1'.
U.S7H: K.lii H.Sila
SHORT RIBS.
Mav 8!7li 00 S.f7"i
ju!v .0.-. 111'! .0-"s
S.7'4
Sept
ash quotations were as follows:
Kiour Steady.
Rve No. 2. S2c.
Barley Feed or mixing. 70 90c; fair to
choice malting. S1.16n l.ao.
Timothy seed J11W14.50.
clover seed Jfl6-?22.
Pork Mess, new, J15.62 V4 : old, $15.6j.
Lard In tierces. J9.27.
short ribs Loose, $8.67 .
drain statistics:
Total clearam-es of wheat ard flour were
enual to 27,000 bushels. Primary receipts
jere 508, 000 bushels, compared with 345.000
bueshels th corresponding day a year ago.
Butimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 42
cars: corn. 428 cars: oats. 145 cars; hogs,
27,000 head.
tirain at Han Francijtoo.
SAN KRANCISCO, March 13- Wheat
steady, barley Arm.
Spot quotations: Wheat Shipping-, $1.Ck-
1.04 p.-r cntal.
Uariry Feed, 1.1 per cental ;
brewing, nominal.
Oittn U-d. 91.70111.75 per cental: white.
S1.7r.i ly per cental; black. $l.t.ral.SO per
cental.
Call bonrd sal: Wheat December. 1.,.8
per cental hid. 91.fi Bsked.
Barky December. 9i-5 per . cental;
May, $i.fe5 per cental.
Minneapolis Grain Markrt.
MTNXEAI'OLIS. March 13. Wheat May,
$1.05 "i: July. $1.07'. 1. 07.
Cash So. 1 hard. Jl.o5l; No. 1 North
ern. 9l.iJHi; No. - Northern, $1.04 No. 3
what. 91.02H.
Flax.
Barley. 7li $1.25.
Corn No. 3 yeiiow, l,6S Ij7c.
.Oats No. 3 white. 51 Oc.
Rye No. '2. 80i0r.
v
Kuroitean firaln Markets.
LONDON. March Cargoes quiet, but
s-eady. Walla Walla for shipment 3d lower
37s 3d. Kngllt-h country markets firm;
French country markets, steady.
LIVERPOOL, March 13. Wheat March,
ft 4d; May. 7s 6"id; July. 7s 5-Hcl. Weather,
rain.
I'ligrrt i-ound Wheat Markets.
TACOM A. March 13. Wheat Btiestem.
01c; fortyfuld. b$c; club, 87-2c; red Kussian,
b5.:.
Receipts Wheat, 26 cars: barley, one car;
oats, one car; hay. four cars.
SEATTLE. March 13. Wheat Bluestem.
c; forty fold. i7Vtc; club, 87c; fife, l7c; red
Russian. S5c.
Yesterday's car receipts Wheat. 14; oats,
three; barley, four; hay. 11; flour, one.
FRUIT PEN FAVOR CANNERY
Maes MectlnR Hold and Special
Committee Appointed.
KOKEST GIIOVE, March 13. (Spe
cial.) At a mass meeting: of the fruit
rrowers In this city Saturday, a step
was taken towards the establishment of
a co-operative fruit and vegetable
cannery at this place. "The meeting
was presided over by County Fruit In
spector H. C. Atwell, who had arranged
for the gathering. J. V. Holt, man
ager of the Kugene Fruit Grower's As
sociation, spoke at length telling of the
successful cannery which has been in
operation at Kugene for the past two
years. This plant was at first capital
ized at $4000 and later increased to
$25,000, with more than two hundred
stockholders.
It is a big success and Mr. Holt urged
the growers of this vicinity to establish
such a plant. H. S. Boshow, manager of
the cannery at Nooksack Wash., spoke
in favor of a co-operative plant. Mr.
Mulkey, of the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company, promised if such an
establishment should materiHze, special
shipping rates could be secured. Al
though no definite action was taktn,
a committee was appointed t'j ascertain
the number of stockholders, which
could be secured for such an enterprise
and report at a similar gathering to be
held in this city on Saturday, March 23.
l'ost mistress Fined $5.
rOCATEJJbO, Idaho, March 13. (Spe
cial.) Five dollars tine was imposed by
Judge liletrich in the Federal Court
here yesterday on Mrs. Pearl Rich
ards, postmistress at Buist, Idaho, who
pleaded guilty to an indictment charg
ing the making of false postal reports
to the Government.
." INCORPOS1ATID
CONSULTING ana
CONSTRUCTION ENCINEERS
PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES
FINANCED and MANAGED
SO Plna Street New Vork
THE BARBER ASPHALT
PAVINa COMPANY
Constructs Asvhait and Other Bitumi
nous Pavements.
S05-60S Klretrle Bldr . Portland. Or.
IMkar Huber, Manager.
ll
LADD & TILTON BANK
Established 1S59.
Capita! Stock
Surplus and Undivided Profits.
rmrr.rreil and
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks issued, avail
able in al) parU of the world.
n. Ht. I "dd. rreslilent.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,003
Surplus 850.00J
Oldest National Bank West of tia
Rocky Mountain
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
(Mountain Division)
Trains leave Prince Rupert. B. C, Wednesday! and Saturdays at 1:00 P. M.
for Vanarsdol (one hundred miles.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
(Double-Track Route.)
FOUR THROUGH TRAINS DAILY NO EXCESS FARE
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THROUGH PULLMAN STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
J. H. Bursts, General Atrent, Paaaenser Department, Seattle. Washington. Flrat
Avenue and Yesler Way.
The Largest and Finest
OLYMPIC
TITANIC
New
45,000
Tons
Each
FRENCH A LA CARTE RESTAURANT, TURKISH & ELECTRIC BATHS,
SWIMMING POOL, FOUR ELEVATORS, GYMNASIUM,
VERANDAH CAFE, PALM COURT
ATiIERICAN LINE
Plyowatb Ckertwarg Soauunvtao
Atlantic Trport Line
New Tort Laaoso Direct
RED STAR LINE
Htm Tarfc Baser iglntl Paris
WHITE STAR LLE
New Ysrk uetnaswB Liverpool
Hew tern Plyawala Chti ooari-Southampton
Bostoa Qoeenstown llveroool
ComtanT'i Oil Ice. Room -B" Bailey BeUldlng, Second and Cacrry Streets. Seattle
OR LOCAL RAILWAY AD STKAKSBIP AGENTS
In decided contrast
to the ordinary
pave ment is the
"non-skid" surface
of bitulithic a f -fords
a sure foot
hold for all kinds of
traffic.
J. C. WILSON & CO.
STOCKS, BOXn". CHAIN ATl COTTON
MKMB1-R9
NKW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YOKK. COTTON E.( HAXOb
CHK AtiO BOARD O FT RA OB
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO.
Main Offlee Mills BldK., San Francisco.
Branch Offices Vancouver, Seattle,
Portland. Los Angeles, ban Uleio. Cur-
oaailo Beach.
11IK 1 1 AND OFFICE:
Main Floor Lumuermens Bank Bnlldinc.
olh and Stark.
Phones Marshall '-UP. A IJg7.
TRAVELERS' C.CIBE.
COOS BAY
M) Kl RKKA STEAMER,
ALLIANCE
lbS SATVRDAV, MARCH Hi,
AT I. M.
NORTH PACIFIC S. S. CO.
iXZ Third St.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
(l nlon Line of N. Z.)
VIA TAHITI AND WELLINGTON.
llrect through steamers, sailing from San
Frantisco Mnreh- M. April 3 and every 28
days to Tahiti, WellinKton and Sydney,
S. Wales. The line to Iles of the South Sea.
For reservations see Coupon Railroad Agents
or address Hind. Kolpli Co.. San I'ran.;lsca.
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMER BREAKWATER.
Sails from Alnsworth Dock, Portland
P. M. evary Tuesday. Freight received at
Alnsworth Dock daily up to 5 P. M. Pas
senger fare, flrst-ciass. 10: second-claas. 7,
Including meals and berth. Tickat offlca
Alnsaorth Dock. Phones Main 3000. 2a-
- EXPRESS STEAMERS FOR
San Frani-ihco and Ix Angeles
HITHOIT CHANGE,
s S ROSE ( 1TV Sails 4 r. 31., Sunday
March 17.
SW FRNCISCO PORTLAND . S. .CO.
TickM Office. 1S Third St.
Phones .Main 40.2 and A 1402.
.$1,000,000.00
. 800.000.00
. .
Savings Accounts
";.'rt.S- .V "'f' rV-hier""-
EFFECTIVE MARCH 3d, 1012.
STEAMSHIP PRINCE GEORGE
Leaves Seattle, Washington, every Sunday at 12
o'clock midnight, lor
VICTORIA, VANCOUVER anil PRI-VCB RUPERT. B.C.
Connecting at Prince Rupert, U. C. with "P.S. PRIIfCE
JOHN" Wednesday, 1:00 P. M.: March 20th and April
5d. for Stewart and Naas River. B. C. points;
March 21st and April 4th for Massott and Isaden
Ha?bor: March 23d and April 6th for Queen Char
lotte Islands.
Steamers in the World
APRIL 13
Sails
May 4-25
June 1 S July 6
APRIL 20
May 11 June 1
June 22-July 13
from
NEW
YORK
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
Montreal Quebec thru asal
"EiEGANTIC" & "LAURENTIC"
Larca-t and Fictwt StMrntn
n St. Uwrpwc Rout
Only Four Days at Sea
TO ECHO PR IS COMFORT AT UODBK1TK
RATRS
Twia Screw S-S. "Cnda" u. "Trattmic
onk class ai) t'Anrv gntvin:
THIRD CLASS CLOSKD ltOOMfi
Bsccsce cbeeked through to SZesnier In RaihI.
EutMu-k msbt befors solllnc. So boUl or trsostsr
exvoss.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
"Next to the skies, the sea affords the
jrreatest representation of spacious aran
deur which the human eye is permitted,
to behold." FriedrU-h Butzel, the fa
mous geographer.
Plan a Trip Abroad
As a Spring Vacation
See tlie grandeur of the skies and aea
and the never-ending wonders of for
eign lands; enjoy the luxurious com.
forts of the palatial steamships of. the
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Which, with their connections, will taka
vou anywhere, for they circle the
globe. EARLY SAILINGS I'OU
LondonParisBremen
George Washington Sat nr day, March 2S
Kaiser W ilhelni der tirosse Apr. -J
Prinz Friedrich Viihelm. Apr. 11
Special Sailing Prinzes Irene, Mar. 14
for
Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Genoa, Naples
Cruise to Black Sea and Caucasus from
Genoa. April 2S to May 29 ,200 up.
Cruise to Polar Regions from Bremen. July
18 to 'August 10 $120 UP-
Independent Around the World Trips $G18 .
BALTIMORE-BREMEN DIRECT One
Class (11 Cabin Passengers, Wednesdays
OERICHS & CO., General Agents
5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK:
Robert Capelle. G. A. P. C. 250 Powell St..
opposite St. Francis Hotel, S. F.. or local
Agents.
Canadian Pacific
"EMPRESSES OF THE ATLANTIC"
AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
MONTREAL, QUEBEC AND LIVERPOOL
VIA THE
SCENIC ROUTE TO EUROPE
1000 MILES
ON THE ST. UlVKliXCE FIVER
AND
LESS THAN 4 DATS AT SEA
2tKS3 MILES PORT TO PORT
THE SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE
First Cabin ?-:3,0. a,,d, op
Second Cabin i-0.";'5 up
One-Class Cabin (11) o0.00 and up
Third-class Lowest rates on request
Canadian PaclBc Office. 142 Third Street.
Portland, and all local agents.
San Francisco Los Angel ei
and San Diego Direct
. 6. Ecanoke and S. S. Eidst
ball Ereer Wednesday Alternately at
NORTH FACITIO S. & CO,
U Xbir faun MaU Uli. A UXis
sugar at ea rk ester-lay - Th divp was j
Tnited Mtra Is cou'U.
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