Morning Oregonian., April 14, 1908, Page 17, Image 17

THE 3I0IININ0 OltK (JON1 AX. TUESDAY. APKITj II, 1!M8.
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TRADE FROM VALLEY
Up-River Towns Interested in
Local Exchange.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE WIRES
J ft 1 1 y Quot tit Inn I'rnm San Krnn
f'lMxi, St. TonU, Oritnhft, rh.mffo
find t.lulu Will l INwtctl.
Momlny Hushim Ugtit.
Mrr hunts In ihc Valley town r taklnft
mm nur-h lntrit In th working of t h
Tnrtlml flout 1 of Trad the twines
mfil of Dili ltv. Among thn mull ffflvfil
by HrrMry FVt Millar yenterdAy -win nn
Inquiry frtm Honhurg na to th method
mplyrt At th Mnnrd ami fmktnir what
ar-run merit th hippr of that tit j
rou id mnkfl tn trnrt on th floor. A fin
nlHfrnhl rnen.her.rh tp haa been aecurPd tn
other part of the Vltjr nd nom tmllti(
br Putnttle ahlppera hnn alrendy been dona
by wire.
"W he mnrte armnirementi. wih th
Men-hunt a Kuchnnirr, of San Franrjaco,"
ald .Secretary MulTrr jrtatnrday. "to et
thutr cwh gmln quotation dally. Theaa quo
tation ara poMtrd at Han pTa.nlaoo at 11 A.
M. Mh day and will be wired to ua Imme
diately. The prltoa wtll bo on club. ret!
KumIrr, Turkey red and bluatrm wheat,
feed and hrewltijr. barlev, white ot. bran,
ahnrta and alfalfa. We will alao receive
fmm flan Krnnclaco the May and Ueremher
options on wheat and bnrly.
"A rratiRementa are being" mud a with the
HI. Ixiule Merchant' fcxrhnnne and the
omalu (.train Kite nature for their dally grain
quotation.
"Kor the henrflt of the produce mrrhnln
we will receive every dny from the 'hl-ao
egg. butter and cheep ejrchenite thnlr prleea
on theaa romrnnditl!, alao the offh lal but
ter quotation of the Klgln Hoard of Trade.
"All thea returna will be pouted na anon
aa received for th convenience of the mem
berg who can ie thrm na a u1d na tn
what la doing in the other laigo trade
rentere "
Among the out-of town membera on tha
floor of th exchange yewterdity wera Mnaara.
May and 'Send era, produce merchants of
llnrrlahurg.
Trading wax light, na la to be expected
on the first day of the week, when produce
receipt are etna It. There waa a good at
tendance of grain men at It o'clock, but
t he only bnslneaa done waa In a lot of
mill feed. In the country produce wection, a
ne of rgita and of butter at current price
wni pi-Pted. Kxrept for a half-cent advance
In ruga, n" changea were made In the
official quotation
The tone of the mnrketa wo reported by
the acveral committee n followa:
(Irnln All mnrketa Armor.
Kg Light nrrtvnla. firmer market, price
hUrher due to the eictra Kantrr demand.
Krittt and vegetoblea Active. prlca
atrnd
( trier and anlen were a a followa:
iffcm to aeii us boxea 4 -tier Roxhury
rtirtt npplea. $ I M; 20 boxea, HO pounds
enrh. creamery butter. 2 lb. brlrk. if.c ; s
Km'k No. 1 onion. SI..Vt: IS i-ka No. 1
per-tntps. $; lo aacka rutnhngna. tWr.
Salea .Ml caaex candled egg. ca-r count,
!v; 5 cube city crcarocry. We.
'ITY Bl'TTKH HTKAOY. COINTKV V KAK
Kgga M rm 1 1 h Smwll flel t a 1 jrge
Shipment of Tillamook ( heexe.
The butler trade l In a healthy condition,
o far aa the city crtnmorlea ar concerned.
Tha supply and demand ara practically
equal at the prenent,,, time, and the market
Tiilea atrady at 27H cent. Cream recelpta,
however, aea beginning to lncrep. notice
ably, and It may not be long before the de
mand. In aplte of Ha growth, la excoeded by
the aupply. On Front atreet the undertone
la ateodlly grow Ing weaker. A few well
eatahllihed bramia are held at the city price,
but much of the country creamery butter
ran be had at 2f cents and one lot waa
offered at 2-1 cen-ta.
FTgga were firm on the atreet. Recelpta
were comparatively light and the demand
atrong. Not only were there e;ood ahlpplng
ordera from the Sound, but the local trade
waa miKh better than It baa been. Indicat
ing that the retailer can no longer depend
entirely on direct shipments from the
country.
roultry arrival w ere email, but there
waa a good Inquiry for hens and sales
were mad on the atreet at 1." cent.
A ahtpment of 4W cae of Tillamook
cheese Is due today. It la of this year's
make, but fully ripened. Old cheeee Is ncrw
practically out of the market.
ri.FXTY OF BAVANAS TH1.H WKKK.
raUfomta Strawberries None Arriving Inlly.
Orange Hell VeJI.
California at raw berries are appearing
more regularly in market and by the latter
part of the week liberal arrivals are looked
for. The price quoted yeterday was $".7S
per crate.
There will be plenty of bananas on the
Ftreet thl week. Four car were secured
yesterday In fine condition and several more
are due later In the week. Two cars of
orange arrive! and were nearly all sold at
Arm prices before the close of the day. A
fr of lemons was aln received.
A mixed, car of California vegetables was
unloaded In the morning and cleaned up.
Another mixed car was due last night, as
well a the steamer assortment. A car each
of California cabbage and ce'ery are due
today.
W eetJy tin In SuHUtlc.
The weekly grain statistics of the Mer
chants Kxchange follow:
American visible aupplj
Bushel.
peer-ease,
1.0.15.000
1.52O.0(HI
174.0t0
774.000
A 4 7. 000
1.7tV4.O"0
l.SoO.OOO
2.017.000
l.t 9.000
72.000
April 13,
April 15.
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. . .X7.7'tt.OOO
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. . ,.ti. i v.om
. . .40. i.;i,i0i
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.4 .30..M'2.tHK
April
April
April
April
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April 14,
April l
April lti,
April IT.
Increase
Quantities on passage
Week Week Week
Aprt! It. April 4. April 13. "07.
For Hushe's Bushels. Mushels.
V. K ." . "i-K'O rt;?.2t.voo tt i.io,oiio
Continent .2-;.7it.c-N 2m.0iO 2.1 no. 000
I n 1 - 'A l-(IMk Jtl kOit C i A IWI
jT.rur shipments principal xjortlng
ountrivs. flrar Included
Week Week Week
Apill 11 April 4. April 13. 07.
v-om Jtuhe!s. I?uhels. liuhe!s.
i s can.2 r.i.it ;.f:i i.s:ii ooo
Argentine .. 4. 72, o.Ho.tmt 4 .SlO.noo
Aun ralla . . SOi.tMK 3fl0.lNK .VC.lO0
Ir.d'a 792.000
lam:be lts. 100. O 40s.tM"M 4;4 000
Kus?i rt72.0-M 4 S ,Mh :it;l 0(t0
Total
. .H.S7.V0H l0.7rt7,00O fi.300.0OO
llubbavral Buys lane County Hop.
The hop market has not opened thl week
with much act ivity. The only transaction
reported yesterday waa the purchase of the
Her.sil A Htlnson crop of 7 bales at Fugene
by T H Hubbard A Co.. of 9a!em. The
price paid was 4 cent.
laate of IoJIaa Mohair Stle.
PM.t.AS, Or. April l.T. Special. t At a
meeting of the Folk County Mohair Aocla
t !-'n the date for the sale of the mohair
p'il wa changed from April 17 to ifatur
t". April 25.
ROAKII OF TRAI'E Qt'OTATIONS.
(irnln. Hoar and Feed.
WHKAT-Track priefsr Club. Sc pel
tuulicl; red Ilussian, SJc; bluestera. e7c;
hl'cy. S5c.
FlvOt It Fatents, tl fti per barrel;
srrnight. extwt, ysnr4AA: Telley,
II t; sack graham. 1415; whola wheat,
4 4: rve. Jr.
It Alt lkv Feed. t24.dO per ton; rolled.
rf i"; hre Ing, ?M
MATS -No. 1 white, 2fl 5027 per ton;
gray. 2i
MlLITI FFf Prnn. $?f Vt per ton;
middling. 1T7..V; short, country, $27.30!
city. $.'7; wheat and barley chop, $27.10.
If A V Tirnnlh v. Willamette alley, $17
pn? ton; wninmettc Valley, ordinary, if:
Fnst'-rn Oregon, $17. Mi; mixed. $i; clover,
$14; alfalfa. $12: alfalfa meal, $0.
Bit Her, Fgga and Fonltry.
?U;TTKH Kxtra, 274c pr pound; fancy.
J0r ; cholr-e, '.-,- ; More, I ! tt, e,
hVHiH,onm and commission off, 16HITc
per dourn.
CM k K - Fancy crenm twin. 134c per
pniir.d; cream brick. 20c; 8wlea blk , 20c;
Itm burger, 2 '-4 c
I'OCLTItY Mtxed chicken. 1S pr lb ;
fnm-y h'ns. 14qi4Hr: roosters, old. 8c;
fryer. Jh , 2nr ; broilers. th., 2?S2Sc;
dresned poultry per pound, 1c higher.
Fntlt and Vegetahlea.
TOTATOFS Heiert, selling price, T(n nr
hundred; Willamette Valley, buying price,
4.c per hundred; Fast Multnomah, buying
price. n."ic; Clackamas, buying price. 5V pir
hundred; new California, 6 4r5Vo per pound;
sweet. SVj" per pound.
ONION.H ob price. $4.7." T 5 per hundred;
buying price, $4 iMfi.:) per hundred; garlle,
ISc per pound.
AI'PLRK - Sele.-t. $2. SO pef box; fancy, $2;
Choir.. Jt l ordlnnry. $ 1 2S
FKF.SII Flicrrf Orongea. $2.304$S per
box; lemons. $'.' 7. ff 'i .'0
VRdRTAHI.FH Turnips, $1 per sack;
Cirrotw. $l.n04i .7S; beet. $! ?; parsnips,
$ I 2.": cabhaee. $2 per hundred; tomatoes,
Florida. 14 'u 4. Ml per crate; ca ultflowar, I07
cil. " "tc 1i I ; heed lettuce, 4r per dogisn;
twit houso lettuce, $ ift i.fto per box ; cu
cucumhers, $t rxw2,:K doxen; celery. hTtrfttl
per iiosen ; artichokes, TAir, per dogen ; n
parngus, glrie per pound; bean. 20c pee
poqn'l : egg plant. 2.1 .'Mc per pound ;
p 1 n'.r y, trr per dot en pea, g if le per
pound; peppers. 20(j per pound: radinhaa, 25c
per dnren; rhubaro, $1.7042 per hox; spin
ach, s."tc yer crate.
Mente and Frovlslona.
IlRRHSr7 M F ATS Hog fancy. 7 9 Sc
per pound; ordinary. 7c; large, ."itfOc; veal,
extra. HstH", ordlnnry, 71f7 4o; heavy, r;
mutton, fancy, Mr; dreted Mprlng lambs,
9 a l'f ; selling price, iir; fnncy, 12c.
II A MS Hams, 10-12 lb., 140 per pound;
14 1(1 lb . 14c; 1S-20 lb., 14c.
HacuN lirejiiifnut, i.iVtf22c per pound;
plcnte. e; pnttHge foil. 111'.
IKY MALT AND PMOK RD Regular
short clear, emoked, 11 He per pound; un
smoked. I04,c; unsnlfed bellies. -1.1 lbs.,
smoked, hi'tfl.lc; lO-l.'t lb. unmoked, lie;
ctenr belliep, uhsmoked. Lie; smoked, 14c;
shoulders, jle; tongues, Uic,
LA Kl -Kettle leuf, Ka, i2n per pound;
Pa. 12"ic; (lt tins, 12V40; H. rendered, 10a,
llic; 5. 113c; compound. 10a, Sc.
JOHIIKHH' JIFOTATIOSS.
Frewh and llrlcd Frtilta.
KHBSII FBI ITrt flrapefrult. ' S2.T5 9
IM: bananas, ti'r per pound; crated, c;
strawberrie. $.1.7.1 per criite.
IltlED FftCITfl Apple. 10o per pound,
peache, llCJVfcc; prunes, Italian, otMVic;
prunes, French, 88 5c; eurranta, unwashed,
caaea. " c; eurranta. washed, cases, 10a;
flgs white, fancy. BO-pound boxea, fia
Clrocwflee, Nuts, Kte.
It ICR Southern Japan, Otia; fasad, 9&
7c; Imperial Jnpan, 6Vfcc.
OoFFKR Morha. 242Sc; Java, ordinary.
17 4f20c; Costa Itlca. fanny. lSO20e; good,
lOjflSc; ordlnnry, J2itfltto per pound. Co
lumbia roa-t cases, luo. $14 00; 60s, $14.70;
Arhti'-kle, $IH.it:t; Lion. $1.1 .SS.
SALMON Columbia Klver, 1-pound tails,
$2 ner dozen: 2-pound tails. $2 t5: 1-nound
flnts. $2.11); Alaska pink, 1-pound talis. lrr;'
red. 1 -pound tails, $1-43; sock eyes, 1-pound
tails. $2.
HrOAK- Ornnutnted, $0.4.1; extra C, f.VfKS;
golden C. $.1 S.i; fruit and fruit sugar,
$il .Vt ; pin In bug, $H.M5; cube (hnrrols),
$il S.I; pondered t barrels I, $11 7. Terms; on
remittances within in days deduct Ho per
pound; If Inter than IB days, and within SO
days, drduct Ho per pound; JUaple sugar,
164r 18c per pound,
NUTS Walnuts, IflttCIKo per pound by
sack; Hrnzll nut, 10c; filberts iflc; pecans,
J0V; almonds, lflViiJlfic, chestnuts, Ohio,
2oo; peanuts, yaw, H f He per pound;
roasted. Juc; plnennits, low 12c; hickory
nut. 10c; cocottuutu, yi: per dosen.
HALT Granulated, $1S per ton; $2.25
j,r bate; half ground. 100a, $13. SO per ton;
60s, $14 per ton.
BBANh 8mail white. 4S4o: large white,
4 40c; pink. S.NSe; baou. a.SOo; Lima, c;
Mexican red. 4 'jf.
HONEY Fancy. $.H.!0TS 75 per box.
rKHFAL FOOnR Untied oats, cream. fiO
pound sacks, per barrel, $7; lower grades,
$," &Q 6 50; oatmeal, steel-cut, 45-pound
lacks, $S per barrel ; 0-lb. sacks, $4.25 per
bale; split peas, per !00 pounds, $4 25 44 80;
pearl barley, $4 5043 per lo pounds; pastry
flour, 10 pound sacks, $.7S per bale; flaktd
wheat, $2 75 per case.
Hops, Wool, 19 dee. Etc.
llors 1007, prime and choice, 4flc
per pound; olds, Ifyl'c per pound.
WOOL Eastern Oregon, average brst, 11
43' Lie per pound, according to shrinkage;
Valley. 12:1.V, according to quality.
MOHAIK Choice, 0tl04c per pound.
CASCAKA HAIUv ac per pound.
IltoEH Dry, lul2Vi'; dry calf. No. 1,
under. 0 lbs., 14 010c; culls, 2c per lb, less;
suited hides, 6c; salted calf, uc; green
(unsalted), lo per lb. lers; culls, la per
lb. less; sheep skins, shearlings. No. 1
butchers stock, each, 25au: short wool.
No. l butchers' stock, each, 5080c; me
dium wool. No. 1 butchers' stock, each, 75o
49 $100; long wool. No. 1 butchers stock,
each. $125vl M; horse hides, salted, each,
according to size. $2.00 0 2. )0 ary, accord
ing to size, each, $1.001.50; colt's hides,
each, 25 50c; goat skins, common, each,
15tT23c; Angoras, with wool on, each, SOcffiy
$1 50.
Fl'RS For No. 1 skin: Pear skins, as
to 'lie. No. 1. each, $5. 00 f 10 00; cubs,
each, $l4f3; badger, prime, each. 25030c;
cat. wild, with head perfect, 30trSOc; house.
5 47 20c; fox. common gray. !arge pi I me.
each. 404 S0o red. each, IS; cross, each,
$50 15; silver and black, each. $100 9
300; fishers, each. $.19; lynx. each. $4. 500
g 00; mink, strictly No. 1, each, according
to size, $103: marten, dark northern, ac
cording to sise and color, each, $10015;
marten, pale, according to sise and color,
each. $2.MaM; muskrat. large, each. 120
15c: skunk, each, 30040c: civet or polecat,
each, 5 0 Lie; otter, for targe, prime skin,
each, $H01O; panther, with head and V-laws
perfect, each, 9 03 raccoon, for prime
(arte. each. 50073c; wolf, mountain, with
head perfect, ench, $3 5003.00; prairie
(coyote). eOc0$t.OO: wolverine, each. $80
8 0O
Coal ll and taollne.
KFFINFO OIl Water white, iron bar
rels, MOjc; wood, barrels. Mlc. Pearl oil,
case. ISc ; head light, iron barrels, 12c ;
cases, l!c; wood barrels. ltte. Eocene,
cases, 2tc. Special W. W.. Iron barrel.
He; wood barrel. ISc. Ktains. cases, 2Sc.
Extra star, cases. 2lc.
OASOLISE V. M. and P. Naphtha. Iron
barrets. 12'c; coses, IWc. Red Crown
gasoline. Iron barrels. lUe; cases, 22c.
Motor gasoline, iron barrels. l.4c; cases,
22Vc; SO gasoline, iron barrel, ."(tc; cases.
;r7Hc. No. 1 engine distillate, Iron barrels,
ic; cases, lc.
Bank riearlnga.
t'learlngn of the Northwestern cities yes
terday were as follows:
Clearings.
Balances.
$lo9.6o!)
S.I 3. .1.4
12.t0d
s.j.oor
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
8pokane
$1.2S3.17S
1.U71.04S
S'2.422
1,311.321
QI OTATIONS AT SAX FKANCICO.
Frli-e-i Paid for rrodnee tn the Bay City
Market.
SAN" FRANCISCO, April 13 The follow
ing prices were quoted in the produce mar
ket today:
Vegetables (larllc, 25u:t0c; green peas,
Sdi.-; string beans, nominal ; asparagus, 4
fciii."; tomatoes. $1.2o&2; ensfplant, 25c.
Poultry Roasters, old, $4 4r4 5((; roosters,
young. $7 30 10: broilers, small. $33 50;
broilers. Urge, $4 ..10 0 3 :; fryers, $7 0S:
hens. $?il0; ducks, old. $403; young,
$.1 h 7.
Butter Fancy cracmery. 22c; creamery
seconds. Jf'o; fancy dairy, 10c.
Kggs Store. I7c; fancy ranch, 20c.
Oheese New, 11 0 11 c ; Toung America,
12 ir 13 c.
Mtllstuffs Bran. $3O0R2; mlddiingrs, $.13
0:w.
Wool Spring, Humboldt and Mendocino,
204j22c: South Plalne and San Joaquin, 5 0
7c; lambs. 0?j 10c.
Hops New and old crops. lH05Hc; con
tracts. 0 1 1 lc.
He v W heat. $ 16 0 21 ; wheat and oats.
$l3al7.: alfalfa. $(t14; stock, $7,500
tt.10; straw, per bale. 5,ii0c.
Fruits Apples, choice. $1.75: common,
flue; bananas, $ 1 75ff 3..V); Mexican I'mes.
$ti sty...i; California lemons, choice. $2 50;
common, 7Tc: orange, navels, $1.75$ 2.50;
pineapple, $1.5043 3.50.
Potatoes Early Rose, $1 3301.50; sweets,
$2.5ft :i; Or. gon Burbanki, Wrgll.
Receipts Flour. MMS quarter sacks;
wheat. i;:;iO cental: barley, 7.1 cental; oats.
4io centals: beans. I.vhi sacks; corn, so
ccn tals : potatoes, t;M sacks ; bran, 2M)
sacks: middlings. $n sacks; hay. 1774 tons;
wool, 70 bales; hides, 7ij.
STOCK TONE HEAVY
Due Partly to Speculative
Troubles in Europe.
MARKET IS PROFESSIONAL
Rallrnntl Traffic Official !tcwirt
'o lmiiKB In Condition w
'Hillat IttNur to ite Provided
For w York Mnpjr Idle.
NBW vnllK. April in. Wall lrwl r.lny
,(v. further pvlilftKY of it. rfwtrlctlun within
rmfrailnnal limit, and f.ll Into a dull rut
In which little .laninmnc, wiik attur-kxd to
Ihn varlnoa ftuctuittnn. In prlra. Th, Inn,
'W h.Bvr, whlrh I, almost In.vltnhly th
In a profoundly rtw'l marr.t. 8om of
th, hrarJnr.H wa. of for.'lirn orlfln. I'nrl.
contlnuKd to wlthrtTaw ,oM from londnn and
prlr rontlm1 to hard.n at that center,
whllw a ftrth.r rlwt tn forln .xrtitnir rata
hrra hrnnjht condition, nrr to th. lvH at
whtrh linlon aold.
Th m.rkrt rrn,ii th, rnort In foreign
mark.ta. Th.r. Beam, to h. aim. aptK'tilatlve
trouhlr. In I'arla, doa to dl.turhsnrea In tlm
diamond and popper trad., whtrh Induced
liquidation by pari, tn the london ,tocli
market. An unofficial announcement wna
mada In How Tork that tha aelllni wtency
of tha principal copper prnducera had marked
down th. Belling prlca of copper, thu, con
formtna- to th. Inat week', aucceaftlve re
duction. In tha New Tork metal eachanae.
t "upper n. therefore, a leader In the early
downwnrd movement of price,.
Hthm-Hptlona at ilerlln to the new Octninn
and f'ruK.lan loan,, althouah fully covering
tha Ifetue aeemed to be con.idered dliiKlnt
lti. thua ad Htiit on mow to the nnfavornhle
Influence, from abroad. The Improvement In
Inveatment aMuea In foreign market, waa. In
ruiijeitiuenra, checked.
liomeatlc eventa offered little to orf.et
thc) foreign Influence. Itnllrontt trnfflc of
flcem reporlcd that there waa no change In
condition, and there avaa a rllapoaltlon to p-i.t-pone
the data of the expected revival. The
nme aaa true of advtcea on the commercial
altuallon. and complalnta were henrd from
aoma center, of a rcltiiee Into aomewhnt crit
ical con. Iltlo tin In trade. The approach of the
TTnater holiday waa aluo a repreaelve factor
upon nil atiectilntlve market., nnd thla waa
emphamxed by the declalon to elewe the Stock
Kxcharigo frfim Thureday of thl, week until
Monday of neat week.
Oop proaiwclj. begin to have a more effective
Influence on the market and reporta of a
continued lack of molatur. In part, of the
Winter wheat belt received eome nttentlon.
The appearanca of the Illinois Centra! circu
lar, proponing the offering of in per cent of
the holding. In New York to atockholdera nt
Iar. prcacnta th, nithject of new capital
eitea. which mu.t be provided for In large
volume In tha not tu.tant future. The de
preealng Influence of ttaturdiiy'a llelaware ft
lludeon bond announcement on Ihnt itock did
not Imply a mood of aatl.fnctlon with the
prospect.
The money market allowed the further effect
of the growing accumulation of Idle money In
New York, which la looked to to pave the
way for aucc.a in now capital laauea. Hanks
were aomewhat le.a Inclined today, however,
to preea their funda on the market, which la
comparatively bare of borrower.. Hharp ad
vances In tn, group of jtocka known na
epeclaltlea were without Influence upon the
general list.
Bond, were ateady. Total aalea, par value
ITK72,(H)i). United Statoa honda were un
changed on call.
CIXISINU STOCK. QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Salea
Adam, Expreea
High. Low.
Hid.
177
57"',
S24
t
211
1UO
17
21 'i
10
2.1
41",
111
KM,
12.'i
K(
74
xn
7.114
R4
4(,
1.1:1
175
31
5
14Ti
117(4
r
2:t
r,:t
2.TM,
fir, v3
45
1IST4
14
.1
1.12
4H
10
U)
81
17 '4
8
l:n
124
8
M
2:iH
Anml t'opper . . 1 .
Am far & F'oun.
do preferred . . .
Am Cotton (ll...
do preferred ...
Am Hd & l.t pf.
American fee ...
Am !.!nced Oil..
do preferred ...
Am lyooomotlve. . .
do preferred . . .
Am Smelt A Hef.
do preferred . . .
Am Sugar Kef...
Am Totmcco ctfa.
Anaconda Mln Co
Atchlaon
do preferred ...
Atl CoaM Line...
Halt A Ohio.
do preferred . . .
Hrook ICap Ten n ,
Canadian Pacific.
Central of N J..
fhe, Ohio
Chi (it Weetern.
Chicago N w..
c. M ft St Paul.,
thl Ter ft Tran...
do preferred ...
C. O, C Kt 1,. . .
Colo Fuel A Iron
Colo ft Southern.
do lat preferred.
do 2d preferred.
Consolidated Oaa. .
Corn Product ...
do preferred ...
rcl ft Hudson...
l'el. Lack ft West
DAK (irande...
do preferred . . .
Wietlllera' Seeurl..
Brie
do 1st preferred.
do 2d preferred.
General Electric.
Illlnola Central ..
Int Taper
do preferred ...
Int Pump
do preferred ...
Iowa Central ....
do preferred . . .
K C Southern ..
do preferred . . .
Iuils ft Nashvtlla
Mexican Central..
Minn ft St lyoula
M. St P ft S S M.
do preferred . . .
Missouri Pacific.
Mo. Kan ft Texaa
do preferred ...
National Lead . . .
Mex Nat R R pf.
N T Central ....
N T. Ont ft West
Norfolk ft West..
do preferred ...
!Wi.7iio R7;
1(K 214
e.oo
"tH." 'ir,"
a ni tt,
.le0 ICH4
sj im
7 12ii
S.aoo :WlTi
4.4o 7(1 1,
2il 7
:i) 7:114
Ailtt 84
i.noo "47
2.IKK1 lfW'j
" eoo 'si''
" iio iii"
6..VK) 118
'"fVio '2
3.2(i() 2Si
2 M!4
0OO 4(1
S.WK) 12oi
Jro 141,
'"ino
" ion ":'iiii
Sill 174
1.20" :i4ij
2ai.
IOO l.Tl
1"0 1244
2tO
""ioo "iiij
" "id '32V4
" hV) 'si''
iW"k 'ii'i
200 '2? T
evo 111?,
S.lkio '44"4
'"HA ii
l.St.W M
" int 'iwii
1(1 32
100 B4
H2'
4ti,
on,
IL'.I
-r.is,
8i;
T.i H
S'Ui
id"
111
m
14
l"Vs
3.-H.J
2:1
l:i:t
124
71U
j'ji,
'ii-'i,
'inn
!!,
Ill
"i.iii"
vHi
54 i
'iii'
:i24
in
1214
32
f.2T4
II.114
I
2:4
111
13(1 '4
4:1
24(4
5S
f,.1
4s(4
t)-i
3214
KIT4
80
K2
2.1
1171-4
8!l'
7o
2:1
81
MS
1(4
80
70'4
18
B7
14V4
2S
2(1
13(4
34
73(4
112S,
31H4
17
17
41
127
7914
tto
42
20
K'V4
.:".
us
19
K0S
10
17
30O
S4
52 V.
14
40
12.".
21
84
44
124
lo
North American.. .
Pacific fall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas ....
P, C C ft St L.. .
Pressed Steel Car. .
do preferred . . . .
Pullman Pal Car .
1(
3. 10
4IO
524
2ti
11714
8Ui
52'4
81 U
Reading
do lPt preferred .
do 2d preferred.
Republic Steel ...
do preferred . . .
Rock Island Co. .
do preferred . . .
St L & S F 1 pf.
St L Southwest..
do preferred
Southern Pacific.
do preferred . . .
Southern Railway.
Texas & Pacific
Tol. Pt L ft West.
do preferred . . .
Union Pacific
do preferred ...
V. S repress ....
XT S Realty
U 3 Rubber
do preferred ...
V 9 Steel
do preferred . . .
Va-Caro Chemical.
do preferred . . .
Wabasti
do preferred . .
Welle-Kargo Ex...
Westlrghouse Elec
Western I'nlon . . .
Wheel ft L Erie..
Wisconsin Central.
do preferred ....
Northern Pacific
Central Leather ..
do preferred . . .
Sloei-Sheffleld
Gt Northern pf...
Inter Met
do preferred . . .
7S.700 1C5H K'4'4
"er-o 'is" is"
8. est 7
1..K1) 14'j 1444
7(0 2S-H 2si
1W 27 27
's!2V 'ii isi
lo 112 . 112
4 3!4
7KJ 174 17'i
"906 iiV, 40'4
4f).tK) 1274 12-1i
300 80 79 '
300 20 io's
410 83 8214
S4.300 33 32
7u0 9ei?, V$t
V.eoo M " o.i
'"ioo " i-ii
.sn
12(Hi
2114
88
4414
124 '4
in,
2fl4
l2
21 14
87
44
124
9
4.000
21.9O0
19 roo
8i0
2.S34
29
2S4
Ltan copper
Total salea for the day. 354.000 aharts.
BONDS.
NEW TORK, April 13. Closing quota
tions. U. S. ref. 2s reg.lOSlt'N. T. C. O 3s. 90
do coupon. .. .104 North Pacific 3s. 71
V. S 3a reg 100'North pacific 4s. loo
do coupon. .. .ml South Pacific 4. S
tj. S. new 4s reg.120 cnlon pacirtc 4s.1(K
&o coupon. ...l'.'d'.t Wiecon Cent is. 81
Atchlron alj. 4a 'Japencaa 4a.
D ft K (1 4s ft t
Htocka
1X1NPON. April
7 H : do for aceoun
Anaconda ... 7.2
at IjMHlnn.
13. Consols for
t. 87.
Vj'Jf. X. Central
1O0J1
Atchison .... 7N 87
LNorflk ft We,
do pref . ... M :,o
Unit ft Ohio, ail
Ca n pacific . . J.." 37
Ches ft Ohio. T.t .-,0
! do pref
(Hit ft West..
Pennsylvania.
8:: 00
33 7.1
ao 2.1
5 37
1)3 7.1
14. M
41 .10
71 30
130 10
83 T.o
34 .17
Hit O0
1 I OO
1 ft OO
l2 87
39 2.1
Hsnn Mine,. .
Chi flrt West :', 21
C M. . P. IM SO
I)e Peer, 1" 12
I ft H (1 20 7.1
do pref fill ("I
Erie- 1NO0
do it pf . 3.1 ;i
do 2d pf . 24.:e
rlrand Trunk I.", 71
III Central. .. 128 oo
I. ft N 1 03 SO
Mo. K. T. . 2.1 oo
tlcKdlnr
IHouthem Ry..
do nref
South Pacific .
t'nlon f'aclflc
do prer
tl. S. Steel. . . .
do pref
Haih . , . . .
do pref
Kpnnlah 4s. . . .
Amal Copper.
Money, Kine, Kfr.
NBW YORK. April 1.1. Money on call,
eary. I I per cent: ruling rate. 1
per cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered,
1 per cent
Time loans, aulet and firmer; 00 days,
ISW-JH Per cent: io dnys, U per cent; six
month.. 3'n'4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. intCS per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual bus
iness In banker bills at $4.wihs I wmo for
demand and at l 8 14.1W 4 81.10 for 00-day
Mil.. Commercial bills, $4.84.
Par sliver. .11 He.
Mexican dollars. 47c
(lovernment and railroad bonds, stefdy.
LONtwiN, April 13 Bar silver, steady.
213-IHd per ounce.
Money. 214 per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is Z Pr cent; for thre,
months' bills, per cent.
RN FR Afrctsco, April IS. Sliver bars,
54Sc.
Mexican dollars, 5le.
Drafts, sight, ftc; telegraph, 7C.
Sterling on Ijndon. o days, 1184;
Bight, 4 87.
Daily Tretwmry Htatemeaila.
WASfriNflTON. April 13 Todav'a state
ment or tha treasury balances In th general
fund shows:
Avnllahle caan hnlancea $21.831.57.1
(lold coin and bullion .wm.I20
flold certlflcalea 2.1.2WI, ISO
COTTON UNDER NINE CENTS
HOTTOM PRICK ViH'ViiKU OS
KV YORK. T.XCHANf. K.
Toor iX'iiiHrid From the Mills nm!
IH a rt t Ic V r f p P r oh M?cl h
(anno (he Slump.
NKW YOHK, April l.'I Tha prl- f cot
ton options on ' I he New Tnrk cotton fX
rhanitf wn( bnlnw 0 cents r pound today
for thf first tlrnw slnc Sfplrrnhpr. 1UOH. Ths
prlco hum brm working Inwnr slncf January,
tiwlnjf to a poir dcnuind from tha cotton
trudo, nnd recently thin movmnt was ac
cdrratd by fnvornbla proi-ct for tha
now f-rtip. TodfiV the innrkft wns wwk
nnd utiscttlfd with May cotton selling st
8. ltd cents pr pound. :t0 points lower than
Saturday's clnslnn and 2 H.i cnts per pound
lower than the Msrh prlco of January Inst,
l'rlces for 'the new crop months were also
weak, the October option selling at 9 cents
per pound s compared with ,.2 Saturdny.
Closinir bids were; April. R.rWc; Mnv,
fl ItKc; June, tt.OiiH; July. .07c; Auftunt,
Rftlk; September, Rfl7'-; October, 0.0c ; No
vember, aoi'c; Iierernber. VAKlc; January,
.04c; March, .K-c.
rOKTI.AND IJVKHTW K MAKRFTS.
I'rirra Quoted IsOCnUf on little, 8hee-j and
IOCS.
Not only do eattte nnd hoR sbnw (trest
atrcnath. but a lietter tone aluo prevails In
the sheep market now. The dnwmd for both
hojrs end cattta considerably exceeds ths
supply and a further advance in prices Is
regarded as innvltahle. Tha local arrivals
yesterday were l;0 sheep, cattle and
Sim hofx.
The following quotation were current on
llventock tn the lorai market yesterday:
CATTI.B Hf"t steers, f 4.7Atr5; mcfllnm,
$4 t.7.": common, ipriSf)!; cows, best,
T.Vfl 4; common, $.1.U9i-7S; calves, r$
4. r.o.
H H B BP Best wethers. $6ft6.M; ewes, $.1
f."i.-r't; Spring lambs, nominal.
JlOfJrt Best. $fWQ.'S; medium, $5.79
6; feeders. rt.'Xifib.M.
Fenateirn Idyeatorlc Markets.
KANSAS (MTT. April 13. Cattle Ke
celpts. 7"K); market, steady to strong. Na
tive steers. f.v2rtftf.; native cows, and
heifers, $:c3J.ii."i: stockers and feeders, $3.73
i, . 7X : bulls. $-T7."( ra T, rZT ; calves. $4 p ;
Western steers, a5i&.75; "Western cows.
f:i 70r45 2.V
Hogs Receipts, 7O00; market, SlOc
lower, Itulk of sales. $.1.70 15.." ; havy.
iJ.".Hf? .1 HO; packers and butchers, $ri.ti.tij
5. H.'i : lights, $r..tMJf S.80; pigs. $414 .HO.
Hheep Receipts, 12,fMK): market, steady to
weak. Muttons. $."..2.-f..V): lambs, jH.-iOf
T. Ht; range wethers. $5. ZOQtl; fed ewes. 3
to 11.23. .
SOUTH OMAHA. April 13. Cattle Re
ceipts, market, slow to 10c lower.
Nativa uteers, $: if fi. S? ; native cows and
heifers. $:i.S0tf s.'mj ; Western steers, $3.75'
b.ir, ; Texans, $ 3 .2S ftSf 3-S3 1 Texas cows and
heirerr- 12 73r-I ..V; canners, 2.(Mt 3.r0 ;
stockers add feeders, $:tf3.23; calves, $'.li$
S.iNt; bulls and stags, $:tc&5.2r.
Hogs Receipts, 400; market, $& 10C
higher. Yearlings. Ifff .0; wethers, $5.73
jr!S.23; ewes, $rnjf8: lambs. $I.737.ftO.
CMK'AOO. April IS. Cattle Receipts,
about 22.0(0; market, steady to strong.
Heevrs. $4.(;o 7.,: cows. $2 1.19". 23 ; heif
ers l r0ifT..4lt; calves, $4.R0H.2n; West
erns. $4. 405. 50; stock era and feeders, $3.20
tfr.".2r.
lloKn Receipts, about ns.OOO; market, T&
Kt- lower. Ught. $.;.r. ffr (t. 15 : mtxed. $r.(."
ki ft. 15; heavv. $rt.33 tf.10; rough, $3.331
.V7.1; pigs. $4.503 45: bulk of sales, $3 959
H.W.
Sheep Receipts, about 12.000: market,
strong- to KV higher. Natives, $4,734:6.73;
Westerns. $175 :ti..S3; yearlings. $ft.23&7.25;
lambs. $07 73; Westerns, $8.25 7 73.
Kaatem Mining Storks.
NEW YORK. April 13. Closing quota
tions. Adams Con 5 ll.lttle Chief 8
Alice 173 lontarlo 275
Kreece 10 fophlr 265
Brunswick Con. 10 Potosl 4
Comstock Tun.. 22
C. C. & Va 53
Horn Silver 73
Iron Silver HK
Leadvllle Con.. 5
BOSTON. April 13.
Adventure . .$ 2 00
Alloaex 24.5l
Amalgamated 57. 23
savage .i-
Sierra Nevada... 40
Small Tlopes IS
Standard 150
CIoHnc quotations:
iQuincy 82 00
IShannon 11.23
Tamarack ... 60. OO
Trinity 1S.SO
K'nlted Copper 650
It:. S. Mining. 3A.2.3
tT. S OH 20.00
Itrtah 37.73
'.Victoria 2.87ft
'Winona 5-00
Atlantic 9.'.0
Bingham . . . .75
Cal & Heela. 620.OO
Centennial . . 21. 00
Copper Range 64.00
Daly West... 8.SO
Franklin .75
Granbv JH) Oft
Mass Mining. 2-37
Michigan ... 10.73
Mohawk 46.50
Mont. C. A C. .70
.'Wolverine . . .123.00
North Butte
Butte Coal.
5125
1 73
09.50
It. 87
18.02
leal A Arir.
iNevada ....
SArlz Com. . .
Old Dominion S3. 23
Metal Markets.
NKW TORK. April 13. There was a
sharp break In the London tin market to
dav, spot quoted at 140 13s 12d. The local
market, was easy and lower in consequence,
with quotations ranging from 31.12e to
31.50c.
Copper advanced 3s in the London mar
ket, with spot quoted at 158 and futures at
5S 10s. Locally the market waa weak, but
unchanged, with lake quoted at 12.731
1 SHc; electrolytic, 12-62 H 12 T5c, and
casting, 12.37H 6 12 50c.
Lead was unchanged at 13 13a In the
London market and at .3.954 locally.
Spelter was unchanged at 21 3a in the
English market, but was easy and a shade
lower locally at 4.60465c.
Iron was lower, with standard foundry
quoted at M)s 3d and Cleveland warrants at
51s nd la London. Locally no change was
reported.
Co4Te and Soear.
NFTW YORK, April 13. The market for
coffee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of 5 points, dosed
ateady, net 3 points lower to 5c higher.
Near months relatively easy. Salea, 207,303
bags. May. 5.65-g 5.70c; July, S.Ooc: Septem
ber. 5. SO 5.90e : December. 3 Jk56c. Snot
coffee, quiet; No. 7 Rio. 6c ; No. 4 Santos,
Si ig ftc. Mild, dull: Cordova, OH0I3c
Sugar Raw, firm; fair reflnlnr. 302c;
centrifugal. test, 4.42: molasses sugar,
3'.7c. Rf-rined. steady; crushed, 6.SO: pow
dered, 5.60c; granulated. 3-SOc.
Elgin Butter Market.
KIXJlNa 111., April 13. Butter was firm, at
20c. sales for th -week, 402,800 pounds.
WHEAT OFF 11 CENT
Bearishly Affected by Reports
of Seeding Operations.
TURNS IN THE FINAL HOUR
OprnlnsT Is Firm Tterauxe of Iry
WeitUifr In Knnana. and -hranka
and Small K-MHit
In t tin NortliwrNt.
CMICAdO. .April 11 WliMl oi.n.-.1
strona, h.r-attsa i,f tiry waattirr tn parts of
Kanaaa and Nebraska and small raratpts In
tha Nnrlhwasi. A drrrsasa nf i,:j:aj,ono
bttahala In th, vlslhla supply tandad tn sus
tain prlpaa 'at a. mod. rata advana. In tha
nnal hour, howavrr, anntlment hrama brar
lah on rsports from th. Northwest thst
ss.dlnr operations wars In full awing alt
OT.r tha Hprl,r-whaat rottntry. Tha murkat
rloaad at.ak. Mar op-nid at gvHf.U2r,
sold at 03o. then dclln,d to fl fcc. Tha
r.lo was at 1,r-.
Torn was strnn,; for tha graator part of
tha day. May anting at a nw hlah
mark for th' a.aaon. May oprosd unrhanafd
at ftf Ti (18 advanced to H-llo and closed
at HTttc
Oats opened firm at 54 r.. Bold r to Bc
and declined to n.'ivic. wtiere Ir otosed.
provisions opened firm, because of tha
strength of grain, but later weakened on a
decline In Liverpool holdlnas. At tha close.
May pork waa off 214c; lard down lc, and
ribs r. ttTr lower.
leading futurea ranged aa follow:
WHEAT.
Open. High. !.ow. flnee.
May $ .2v .trj'4, .HHJ $ .01
July hi;'4 .niiv. ,K
September ... .P4 .mit ' '
CORN.
May IIS
Inly in
.n
.'II V. .M'4
Keptember ... .tt.'l .ttlll;
.0.1 .HI
OATH.
Mny. oi,i r,nrt .S4 ,5fH4
May, new ... -O-'.i .Ti!1,, .f'J ,U'
.Inly, olt 4tl .4t:S .45 .4r,Vi
July, new ... .41-K, .41 .4.'IV, . IM V.
Heptemter ... ..IN'., .:tH'i Ml .'Mri
I'OHK.
May 1.145 l:l 4S 13 32'i l'!4tl
July l:i77 J.'I.Ktt 1.1. l 1!I7
H-plember ...14.(17 14.01 111.112' 14. (HI
IAUU
Mav 8 27'i 8 -TVi 8 27', 8 27'.
Julv 8 . 8(12', S.tr, H lw
Heptember ... 8.75 8 7B 8.(10 8 7'4
fHIOIlT HIHS.
May 7 2 7 .22 7 12 7 If.
July 7.4 7.47'4 7 7 4H
September ... 7 ..' T.Bft 7 tin T.tIS
ash ejuotattona wera aa follows:
Flour Kaay.
Wheat No. 8, artctj l.; No. 2 re.l, Ultl
2',e.
-orn No. 2, 7Vj7H7c; No. 2 yellow, 118
WfWSfrc.
Oats No. 2. tac; No. 8 -whlta. BtflMVic.
HarleyKar to cliolca malting. VW'.iV,c.
Kla seed No. I Northwestern. $1.18.
Timothy geed Trln-.e, l.:is.
Mhort rlha Hld.s. (loose), IH.fttll.W7.12V,.
I'ork M,s. per bbl.. 11:1.37 Vj,ro II) So.
lnrH I'rr l'M lbs . SH "ir,.
rUHeHhort, cl-(ir, (hoxrrt), $7 5U1t7.75.
Whisky ilanla of high wines. $l.:tr.
Hecelpta. Bhlpmenls.
Klnltr. bhls 27.4t H.WO
Wheat, hu Kl.'KXl .Hi,4"0
4'orn. bo. ...I i::3.n, nf.fsrft
Oat., bu 23. WM
ftvc, bu !l. 4(10
Harley, bu. 42.UOO
7.1, ()
14,8(10
tiraln anrj i'roduca ml Nrrar York.
NKW YORK, April 13. Flour llecelpts.
Itl.SHl barrels; esinirts. r,'2(W barrels. Markot,
slow at unrhnnaed nootntlona.
Wheat Receipts, 47,'KMI bushels; exports,
15n.0U bushels. Spot, Irregular; No. 8 red.
!t4o elevator, and fl.OOU f- . b. afloat;
No. I Northern Ixiluth. $1 CSS, f. n. b.
afloat; No. 2 hard Winter, fl.nr.a, f. o. b.
afloat. Wheat opened active. ff n higher,
and further advanced on dry wenther re
ports. Later the advance waa lost on proflt
faklng, with tha May option leading .the de
cline. The close wa, easy, at H '4 c loss.
May closed 01114c; July, t"e; September,
81 Vic.
Hops .Steady.
Hides Steady.
Wool Firm.
Petroleum -Steady.
flraln at Nan FrnnHaro.
SAN FRANf'ISCO, April is. wheat and
barley, firm.
Spot quotations:
Wheat Shipping, $1.IH0 l.BIVi ; milling,
11.02V4 te l.T4.
Barley Feed. I.8 hi 9 1.42 V4 ; brewing.
$1.4-.' 1.524.
Oats Red. 1.42'4 ft 1..V5; white, 1.32V4
I.IIS: grays, $f.S!i.2H.
Call-board galea:
Wheat- No trading.
Harley May. 1.:!J; December,
1.B7H-
Corn Large, yellow. tt.naVs 01.67 Vs.
Visible Supply of (train.
NKW TORK, April in.J-Tha visible sup
ply of grain f-'aturday. April 11, as compiled
by the new produce Exchange, waa as fol
lows: Bushels. Increase.
Corn 3.711 1.000 47.OO0
Oata 11.021,0(81 B7.:,(KM1
Hy 522.000 ".I'lono
Barley 8.14,000 5.OO0
Decrease.
Kilroriean Uruln Markefa.
IXNDON. April 13. ,"'argoes, quiet but
ateady; Walla Walla, prompt shipment, un
changed, 34s Bd; California, prompt ship
ment, unchanged, 35a.
LIVERPOOL, April i:i. Wheat. May, OS
lid; July,' 7a V4d; September, os lOVid.
English country marketa quiet but steady;
French country markets quiet.
Wheitt nt Twomft.
TACOMA. April 13. Wheat, unchanged;
bluest em, 84c; club. 82c; red. 80c.
Dried Fruit at New Tork.
NEW TORK, April 13. The market for
evaporated apples was practically nominal.
In the absence of buslneso. Holders, however,
show little disposition to make concessions.
Fancy are quoted at 10V4Hc; choice, 8V4
ic; prime, 7Vs7Hc; common, fair, irg
Olic.
Prunes are said to be steady on the Coast,
but the local market ahows no improve
ment. Quotations range from 4V.&14C for
California and from 54c to 10c for Oregon
fruit.
Aprlcota are in light demand, with choice
quoted at lSf.20c; extra choice. 1921c;
fancy, 2024c.
Peaches are quiet, with choice quoted at
JOBlOHc; extra, choice, HSHVic; fancy,
life 012c: extra fancy, 13 & 14c.
Kalslns are dull, with loose Muscatels
quoted at BJ8V4c; seeded raisins, 5V4Sc;
London layers, $l.3ft'1.75.
Butter Irop In Tacoma.
TACOMA, Wash.. April IS. (Special.)
Washington creamery butter dropped In
price today from 30 to 2S centa a pound,
owing to the Invaaion of the Sound market
by California and Oregon products. The re
ceipts of butter from other atatea were get
ting so large that the city was becomtng
almost altogether supplied by the outside
shipments. The, supply of Washington
creamery butter "s not large, though the
creameries are Increasing their outputs some
and thla cut of two centa had to be made
to meet the competition of California and
Oregon.
Dairy Prodnre) In the East.
CHICAVJO, April 13. On the produce ex
change today the butter market was ateady.
Creameries, 20820c; dairies, 202rto.
Eggs Steady; at mark, raaes Included,
14c; Rrsts. 14 Vic; prime f.rsta, J5c.
Cneeae Steady, 12013V,c.
NEW TORK, April IS. Butter, steady.
Creameries, specials, 284c; held, common
to specials. 21g2Jc; Western factory firsts,
21c; imitation creamery firsts, 22t2ac.
Cheese Weak; full cream specials, lflfce.
Eggs Firmer; western firsts, 15 016c; do
seconds, 14 U 15c. ,
Wool at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 13. Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and Western mediums. 18020c; fine
mediums, 14017c; fine, lo01oc.
DOWNING-HOPKINS CO.
F.I4TABI.ISHFD 18
BROKERS
STOCKS --BONDS --GRAIN
Bonxhl rad sold for cmsh nnd o tniirirlii.
private wires Rooms 201 to 204,
SELECTING RECOUNT JURY
lloarat-MH'lfllnn Kli(!it Hpniinwd In
New trrk Supronm Court.
NEW TORK, April 13. The gelea tlnn
of a Jury to alt In tha Nw Tork May
ornlty recount dlincted In quo wnr
rnnto proroodlnara Inatlttite by Attor-ncy-Oonernl
Jnt-ksnn, waa hcarun be
fore Jtmllco John 8. I.aintiert. of Bof
fttlo, In the Supreme Court today. Attorney-General
Jnt'.kson appeared in
person to repreaent the atnte. He waa
aaalated by Clarence J. Sliearn and
Charlrg A. Ilolaon. William ft. Ilearat,
who conteata th legnllty of Mayor Mr
Clellan'g rlcrtlon. waa represented by
Melvln O. PalMaer and H. M. ITutchtna.
wltllo Kttgene Ijinib ltlcharda. former
Jtiatlee tj, D. B. Hnatirouck and Henry
H. Herbert were prcaent to look after
Mayor Mrf.'iellan'a Intereata. Mr.
Koarat haa been contending; for thla
recount ever alnre the election of loR,
and It hd" bnen oppoaed hy Mnyor Mo
CMellnn In aoveral e;al tonteata over
preliminary questions. There are 1 04 a
Imllot boxea, all of whleh may he
opened nnd their rmtenta counted.
Thla tk may keep the court buay for
montha. Mayor Mi.-Clellan's turm ex
pires In 10.
Atorla Man Ilei n Way to Norway
CHICAfHI, April 13. MllKtitIS O. Ilnm
loer, 40 yearn old. of Astoria, Or., bled
to death following hemorrhages of the
lungs after h 4iad alighted from a train
at tha Northwestern depot thla morning,
lie, In company with Mr. Kllznheth Ver
ify and five children, waa on the way
to Norway to visit relative.
ASTORfA. fir. "Vpi-ll IT Magnus n.
BONDS
FOR INVESTMENT
FIltNK nnRRRTSOl
KnlllnK lllrtg..
Third and Wa.li, afa.
TRAVKI.KRS' (IfJll)B.
PORTLANIl KT, MfillT POWRK CO.
CARS LKAVR.
Ticket Office and Waltlng-Room,
llrst and Alder Street,
FOR
.Oregon City 4. 6:llO A. M.. and every
8(1 minutes to and Including 0 P. M.,
then 10. 11 P M. ; last car 12 midnight.
(Iresham, Horlng. Ragle Creek, f-.ata-eada,
4'azadero, Kulrvlevr and Trout-dnle-7,1.',.
:!.'.. 11:15 A. M.. 1:13. 8:45.
It, 7:1!3 P. M
FOR VANCOtlVKR.
Ticket office and waltlng-room Second
and Washington streets.
A. M ll:!.-.. 0:50. 7:25. 8:00, 8:85,
9:10. 0:50. 10:a0. 11:10. ll:5d.
. Id 12: no, 1:10. 1:50. 2:.10. 3:10.
R:50. 4:30. 5:10. 5:50. (1:,10. 7:05. 7:40,
8:13. :25. 10:.-.t. 1 1 :4.",f.
On Third Monday In Kvery .nfonth
the I.a.t ( ar leaves at 7:05 P. M.
Dally except Sunday. tDaily except
Monday.
forth (JermanJZloyd.
Fast Express Service
PLTMOI TH OHKRROt;R(l-RRKMKN.10 'A.M.
Kaiser m II. Apr 281 Cecllle (new). May 12
Katser d (Jr.... May 5Kronprlnx Yvm. May 111
Twin-Screw Passenger Service
PLTMOLTH-CHERRorRO-HRKMKN.lO A.M.
Luetzow Apr. ;i(: Us i barosea . ...May 21
Kurfuerst . ..May 7lerfTilnger May 28
Mediterranean Service
GIBRALTAR NAPLKS (3ENOA,st 11 A. M.
K. Albert May 2!Fr1edrlch May Id
P. Irene May OIK. Luis May 80
North (ferman Uoyd Travelers' cheeka.
Oelrirha tt Co.. Agents, 5 Rroadvrny, N. T.
Robert Capelle, (J.n'l Pacific Coast Agent,
Sun Francisco, Cal.
Jfamburg-Simericcm.
RKOT'T.Art RAir.INflH BT STBAliT
MOUEBN, MTXI'KIOi:H LSVIATHANS.
Ijonflrm-FaHft-Hnmbnrv.
KstTtrt AuK'iste lut;hBntl. . Apr. 30
Victoria f25,ori0 '
tons) n-w. .Apr. 2.1) Pra. Orwnt (new)
Pres. Lincoln (nrw) i 18,500 ton... May 2
Apr. 2.M
(ilbraltar-NoplM-ttrnoa.
Maltke Apr. 2liiM1itke June 2
Hamburg. ... .May H Hamburg . . . .June i5
Numnvir t'mhurn.
To Norway, North "ap, hpltzbTHfrn. Ire
land and Northern rapital, by Wfll-knnwn
S. B. Oceana, KronprinzeRitn, Ceceli. Meteor,
etc. Sf-nd for hJindom Illustrated pamphleta.
HAMHI1M 1-A.Vf K RJ f ' A N 1JE
908 Market Strt, Sear Powell, S. F., and
R. K. Ofri-m in lortlanJ. Armtrj.
SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LIM
10,0M Ton Twin-Screw Paaaencer Steamer
Direct to
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Hailing frum New lurk at noon.
swfn scrw r p TIFTnFN June 4
Stpamshtp V-T. ilLIULll jy 18
Saloon, $75 and up; Second cabin. "7. 50
A. K. Johnson Co., Mlnnrapotln, Ulliut.
North Pacific S. S. Co's. Steamship
Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder
Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and
Los Angeles direct every Thursday
at 8 P. - M. Ticket of flee 132 Third
St., near Alder. Both phones, M.
1314. H. Young, Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO PORTLANTJ
STEAMSHIP CO.
From Alnsworth Dock. Portland.
S.H
Senator," April 18, May I. 1, etc.
8.9. "Rose City
April IS, May . 23, etc.
From Spear St., San Francisco. 11 A- M. -8.8.
"Ro City," April 18. May !, la. ttc
8.8. "Senator," April 25, May , 23, etc.
J. W. RANSOM, Dock Asrnt,
Phone Main 268. Alnsworth Dock-
Open River Transportation Co.
STR. J. N. TEAL
Commencing; April 20th, for The
Dalles and way landings, leaves Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; Oak-st.
dock, 5 A. M.
COOS BAY LINE
The steamer BREAKWATER leaves Port
land every Wednesday at 8 P. M. from Oak
Ltreet dock. f"r North Bead, Ma r nil rid aud
Coon Bay points- Freight received till 4 P.
M. on day of sailing. Passenger fare ftrst
class, 910; second-class, $7. Including berth
and meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third
and Washington streets, or Oak-street dock.
Tlephm MSSS.
A2t7.
Hamnmr waii a youns; NorwirlMti, who
onnip hnrft rfrr-ntly frnm C'fitlfornla, uf
frlnr from rnnsnmrttlnn. Aftr treat
ment nt Ihe hnMpital for a time, hf l"ft
Thtimday nmrnlnpf for hln fornu-r horn in
Norway.
T.lnkomn, Trn-(.'arnlii, Thwi
wnp a conflict I'tirir-lny ht w-n rttwmn trooj e
nnd a hnnd of Vrnn hriKnniln ner th
frontfrr t-t of Filrxitvar. In whi-h the rttp
tnln nnd thr of th- Ritlnn soldjets were
K I llt-d nnd five t ter wnundfrt.
L ON G
TERM
BONDS
It r quires a reasonable
amount of time for the average
man to fully make np his mind
to invest in one proposition or
another. All the points are care
fully considered. The approxi
mate profit is figured ; the
chances for loss are borne in
mind; the ability of the com
pany to pay promptly is a mat
ter of interest and concern. Last
of all, the advisability of invest
ing at all, and how much, is not
to be overlooked by the man
whose dollars count for much.
It has been said by habitual in
vestors that no man or woman
should invest money that has
been earned with great pains
without at least a week's con
sideration. Perhaps this is good
advice. It depends largely npon
. whether or not a really good in
vestment will be obtainable at
the expiration of that time. The
point we wish to call to your at
tention, however, is this: It is
advisable to carefully consider
an investment before making it.
Once decided, however, the long
er time that investment runs, the
better. This is true for several
reasons. It obviates the neces
sity of going all over the same
ground again when the former
investment expires; it saves the
inconvenience of settling up one
investment and starting anoth
er; frequently, when one is deal
ing through a broker, it elimi
nates the paying of commis
sions, adding to the earning
power of your capital. For in
stance, if you can invest $96 in
a $100 gold bond, running 30
years and drawing 5 per cent in
terest at par, you really receive
5.21 per cent, on the money that
you actually invest; you clip
your coupons twice a year, de
posit them in your bank and re
ceive immediate credit for them;
you have nothing to worry you,
as far as that $92 is concerned,
for 30 years. If you have two
of those bonds, yon have that
much less to think about. If
you have three, or a half-dozen,
all the better. You know the
assets of the company as suffi
cient to guarantee the interest
and that money, for 30 years, is
well invested providing it is
placed in OCEAN SHORE
RAILWAY BONDS. These are
facts we are reciting. Any ex
perienced investor will confirm
them. They are subjects of con
stant editorials in the big maga
zines. The leading financiers of
the United States are urging
you to participate in the pres
ent period of unparalleled in
vestment opportunity. Bonds
are low all over the United
States. They are certain to be
higher within a few weeks. It
is not at all nnlikely that
OCEAN SHORE BONDS will
all be sold by that time. Over
half of them are gone now. This
is a receding opportunity for
you. It is the only one, to onr
knowledge, offered in a long
time, enabling you to buy rail
road bonds below par upon easy
terms. You can buy one or as
many as you like at $96, payable
$16 down and $10 a month.
Meanwhile, your money is draw
ing interest, while you are pay
ing for the bonds.
ers
CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
BOND BUYERS
Do you know whn to buy and when
to Hell?
Buy when times are? hard.
Sell when tlms are kooJ.
Money is made) In buying at the proper
tjmf:. The best kind of nccurity jsn
now be bought at 75 per c-f-nt to 85
per cent on the dollar.
Don't buy any security from the com
pany that Is offering It but
buy It through
BROKERS
Who can always buy cheaper than the
investor.
Let na be your broker. Our connec
tion with NEW YORK. BOSTON,
CAN FKANCISCO. exchanges are com
plete. We have some preat hararain,"! In
HOME TELEPHONE BONDS AND
STOCKS on which w can save you
35 pr cent to 60 per cent on the
dollar.
Buy no, while times are hard, hold
It a year, and you will make a hun
dred p'-r cent on your money.
OREKM TK-T and TITLE fSl'AR
ASTKB ACCOl.NTS BOICHT.
S. V. DAVID0R S COMPANY
3X0 to TOT f orhrtl Baildlns;.
Phones: Main 115, A lUi'i.
Couch Building
Morris Broth
ROOM 6
A -tW
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