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Newspaper Page TextTII13 MOUSING OHKOOXtAN. . Fit TP AY. APRIL. , 2t,. IJIOH. IT NO WOOL MARKET Neither Buyers Nor Sellers Show Interest. VALUES ARE NOMINAL MonrlM ltnliil Uy Itiilti lMrMirB Ar Hnh.lt. it Tltrlr Mlpw - further lirrllne In Mnlinlr Hour! ot Trad TrnMrllm Th tnn hnn ninvv nnl tirln In tha wtMntnMti Valley Only nhnxit Mm rmtt tn h",p tipnr4 ehnrn to flute end the wnnl from the hwp l heing lidd rt the fntintry. There te practically no market Mt .rfent "m1 ftUtlnn are entirely nnni 1ht. AdvlcfP ffnill the ltlrtlt'ate a Pt- nntit dnmind for roer-ja wool and It l mild f"fttn wnnl nf the isnm riim-lty en f-.e landed at MuMMn at ft price than irnwfrn ek here. Morne hmirtnir l hMtm done In Kntirn frit'n in favored Inr-elMl", hut thre nn market thorn any mnt tiiAti In the Velley. Whxihir p-nrner will tnke the open ing j,rlree nftered, hold their wl f on- iitn It retnalna t be eern. ghMrini ! meelna rntt tfetnry iirrM thrnuahn.it othr perre of the Weet, thmiah tiHdlnjt la alow mj'whKM. A nrt of the Arleorta early wonln haa bean mored on eanHanment and report from Nevada, Itah and other e-Hlnna are thnt aiippllea Am alio Mttm roimlmimt In lieu nf eell fnflnry prim agreement btwen buret ami prllff. AWnnr f 8 to 10 l-ente are bain made In Nevada. In Weatern Idaho grower are anlA to be unkind 1 In l cent, im ports from ovrnl aerttona tate that the wooIr are heavier thin aeaann limn laal. H rmalne to be eeen whether mri will, rule, be willing to rnnlmi their wool, for It U reported thnt many are nlepneed tn hold Hii'llrn rut her than drll thwn t thm prlcpt Mil nr -nnUn th'in. Thu p"t nmrkM In tli Kt ! net vry Rrtlv. Advlrn from Hnnton lr tliRt thnt timrkPt l w)l rlpnnrd p nn Rptrtt Or gnn "taplp nnd rlnthlnt pntl thorn H llttl Vdllry w-oul loft unpaid. Abmit 8 nR ot ptillPd T)Mv bpin ld pt wu. In tprrltory wnolp. further ph!p nf hPlf bloort pr ntd. IIiip of WM,0 pnun1 bPlnn rlopd nut on th ppuurod bnpit 'f f4o pnd loo.WKl pnundp t MS to fiuypta hnv bid tbP ! of N but boldrfp hnvP not aerPptPtl. TIip lixrnf w,pK wprp nn the ban of ftl to (Wo ml It tn nld thpt n. Iptrp Rhodp tptnnd mill tote on unwprds of a million pound In that rrn. Thrr 1 mnra PtlPd fHnir tbnn ln thP lint nf tht yar with n to hn connMprPd ii fnlr nolllnc bPl to bP MuntPd for nnp ataplp pntl 50 to R:W! for aood rli.tb Vi wMi. ThP PPlfn nf thP wpok ltnlttd a numbpr of pmpll Inta of ctntlllim at prlfp rnnnlnn from 14 to Irtr, for IIiip and fin pHMlluni, A ttpp'lT htiPlnapp In new Arlxona l bPtnc aorompltPhPil on thP hniilp of Mo, ((ortliHR to thP buypr. and f'I to IV'ln In th opinion of tltP PpllPr. Two of a total or about TS.tMKi poumU ate report ed old at 10r In thP btcppp. W II FAT I1U1IIKK AT liOARQ OF THAIlR AM llmiipp UwtPtl rtt n fnt Advnnc. liHiutPP In rrmliKf. TN'hpat prlcpp wtrp advanppd onP prnt all around nn tha Board of Trnda yatrday a rPKult of tha nrppt ptrfnnth dUplpypd In th F.nptprn and Kurnppan irraln cpntpra. Thp it hpr rprpala wrp minted firm but wpra not advanrnd. In tha produrp lift aa were lifted half a cent to t7 rnnta, and brollpra and fry era wprp quoted lower. Thp lllnwn(r offera wpra poslPd: Offpra to all 1 car anwd ahlnjtlpa, $2 25 f. o. b. 1'ortland; 1 our aawed Phlnplc, $2 15 f o. b. Portland: B cara No. 1 white oata, t. o. b, l'ortland; 2(MI cfem unllon to matopa, iftO; (,0 ranpa pound tomntooa, tffpr to buy 1 cr No. 1 whlta oata, fit 0 & o. b. lortland. MOIIAJR QIMrTATIONS A4IAIN LWEHEI A1PPnr of Ipmiuid From thp) Mllla Om ctltlona In t-hp Fnwt. Thp mohair market contlnitpa In a vTy dprpjpd condition, fiecaiiao of tha ahppnea of demnnd In tha Baat, lornl dealers have furthpr reducpd thotr blda to 18lf 18H epnta. Hiiylti la plow at thla prlcp. Conditions In thp Kant are thus described In thP Host on Onmmprclalt PullPtln In Ita latest tnatiP: Therp Ip not even a rlppla to dlPturb tlp calm plnrtdlty of a mnrkrt absolutely with out activity. Httinp!e ta almost at a stand still, for manufucturprs nra not rerHvtna; orders for Roodft, whlio nt tha samp time It tt uridPTPtood that they hava substantial storks of hnlr still unnntd In thetr mills. HowPTpr, prices Phow no matprlnl changp, althnuah QUotBtlonn are only nominal In thP abppnca of actual trading. FVrlrn advlroa etate th.it Prndford Is flat, with nothina; doln .'pp firsts have bPPn freely offered for enlp, tuit nn bitsfnepp TPSulted. It Ip ronatderrd unrertnln when Itnprovempnt In th situation will be notlce ablp. In Constantlnopla raluea nr hPlnjr held In abeynnop, owlnr to thp lack of nrtlvlty, While Capa firsts arp ppppclally depressed. Hnlr la sat 1 1 1 arrlvtnn at the primary American markets, but tTastern dealers are displaying little or no Interfpt In the arriv als. At the present time there Ip a variance between prices wanted by growers and those dealers are willing to pay. BtJO RECEirTS ARB FAIJJNO OFF. Market Improve tilth Te4trr Iwji and Northern Iecnitnd. Receipts of eftgs are gradually falling off and the market Is strengthening as the end of the flush season approaches. The demand, both local and shipping. Is good. The mar ket was quoted tlrm on the street yesterday at lTtflTH cents. Orders were to from the North at the lower figure, which were not filled. Poultry receipts were not heavy nor was the demand urgent and previous prices were generally obtained except in the case of email chickens, which were about SO cents a down lower. Some large shippt" orders for butter ara being rilled and this keeps the market fairly well cleaned up and steady. Slorm Interferes With Fruit Trade. The wet weather Interfered somewhat wtth trade in the fruit and vegetable line. A car of bananas was received In the fore noon, but their condition was not as good s. the precftllnr shipment. A car of oranges was due last nlpht. Receipts of strawberries were litfht and they moved at unchanged Trices. No he-rries will be tn today, owing to rain In California. The steamer brought up a general assort ment of Southern ventabtes. Local rhubarb Is row coming In freely and sells at 4$M& cen-s. Potatora Advance $2 a Ton, TACOM . Wah.. ApHJ 2.1. (Special. 1 The feature of the markets today was an advance of S2 a ton in the price of the bet Yakima potatoes, making the quota tion now $1N. Spuds of the next best grade are being offered at $1S a ton. Home grown spuds are a!o brooming scarcer and this market has strengthened so that an announcement of an advance In the price of them Is exsected to be made soon. Bank Clearings. i .orinwiTern cities yes terday were as fo!!owa: Clearings. Balances. .... M.-S -N' 7. 419 A4.&tl lW,t53 Portland Seattle . Tacoma . bpAane , BOARD OF TRADE QI OTATIOVS. Grata. Flour and Feed. WHEAT-Track price;-Club, SS-ftgflc per htiPhsl; ted tlti-lin, s.lWie) bluPstem, T s es-; Valler, p.i f Wtr, bi,( ifn - rient, n psP barrslj straights. '( Rf I fl"; eporls, :t ntifjl flfl; VniiM, 4 1; ss k graham, 4 IB; whole Wheat, ft 40; fre, .l 2.V HATtlr T Feed. ',! pf tonj foiled, 27 4f 'if', hrpwllig, $9n fiaTSJ -No. 1 whltp, 2ono9Sf ppf tni rrsv, e-jn MM, I .KTCrpfi-.Ttrnn, ?1 per ton mld rttitias, ia M; shorts, country. $S"i AOj etly. a" r.n, wheal ntid barly chop, $n no H a V Timothy. WlHnmettP Valley, lit pt ton j Willi met t Valley, ordinary, m; fCnulwttt nreBrri, $1 ntlsed. flttj clover, i4j siralfn. i!4. alfnlfa my I, IHHIer. Kg and fottltry. Pl'TTMi fCKltns, Ifno pr pound; fancy, ft4r; f hillce, Kifef Stote, e f:ijm -lo-s and commlftpion off llo pef doa'-n I'MKIW ft .-Fn n e y crft m t wins, iriHi per P'mmmI ; full frentn trlpleis, Klc ; full rrenm V"iihg A niff h hp, I ii- r'n m hrli k, 2"'i Hl blk , iMI.-; MmhurRer, U2He. Pl'.TnT MHird rhlt-kpiie, l:ln r lh J fan i V hen, l 4 it 1 ft ; rmisisrs. old, pe ; fry ers, doa , ft; broilers, do, K4 0Ou5; dressed poullry, per lb., d lilsher. Fruits and Vptahle. rOTATf (KM -fleler-t, pelllng prlrp. 70fl iPr bundled i W 1 tin melt Valley, buying prffp, 4.c per hiiTolrod; Unst Miiltnotonh, buying prlr-e, Ti'irj clifkama, buying prb'p. nfto per hundred j new t alKoi nla, 4ftfiHi0 ppf p"und sweet, no per pound A I'l'I-RS, hp left, $2 fiO per hot! fancy, $2i eholi-e, i.fl0: ordinary. l 21 N1(N - Job pi ice, $t 7H((f (i per hnndrsd i buying price, $1 HffiM ft" pr hundrad; Tpuss jtet rtiudils, 2 7ft per orate; garlln, 2il0 per pmittd Fnp.PII FHtMTn tiranges, $anooll p-r 1" ; Intrums. 2 Trtifa Tft) strawberries, f 2 Bfl prr crnio. V Fi' )WT A ft I ,tCH Turnips. 1 psr sack; carrots, ILfoiruvl TR; beets, II aj parsnips, l H! pnhhiigp, 3 0 )r owt ; tomatoes, Klorltin. a.'i4 pr ortttej Moitlonu, naullfiowpr, lmnl, ?fi7f.cj It end Wlimn, 4o per ilxsoit; hothouse let time, 1 1 l0 tS 1TB per ht; curttmheia. .lhm t.h0 (losnit; celery, SfVoift 1 pr doaen ; artichokes, per d'i j atpnatis, ftSflS-n pound: beans, ?'to pnr pound ; eg pin n t, Jl r aji a Do per pound ; pni sley, if pnr tlosen ; pop, 7 fcNo per pound; popper, 0u per pound; rad IkIipm, SAn per tlor'ni rhubarb, 4(04"4O per pound; epluuach, N5v per orate. Meats and trorlplons. tUlWIU M PJATfl -IIors, fnnry, 7 Hfl per pound; ordinary, to; turps, 0tre veal, etra. HjSHc- oiclitmrv, TlfT'-j heavy, tci mtiiton, fanny, lor; dresaed Hprlng lambs, Ififpltie; SKlHng prhp, Uj fancy, njo, HAMH lliuns, I'l l'i lh,, HMiO per pound 1410 lb., 14c; IM -Sill lb., 14c. ItAtHiN - Hrpakrspt, AHrS2d per poundi plcnlcp, HU'i eoltafte roll, lie. HHt RAIiT AND PM1 K PJD Rpgular Short clean, smoked, 1 1 Vi u per pound; tin moked, lo4c) unsnHed pHft, Id U lbs., smoked, lotiAc; Id in lbs., uttPtuoked, cler hell lea, uusmoked, lac; smuksd, 14u; Pliouldnm, llr; totiRueS, Kb). L.AMI KettlP lepf, !, 12 n per pound) (is, I a c j r,iiN. tins, 12H'i S. i "lid fr.ul, 10a, HHaj fts, llr; compound, Kta, Mo. J (Mil I KRS' flTOTATIONfl. FrtiMs and lrnditre. FltmPH rrtl'ITH Urapsfrult, 2.TV It 2r( tatiRerlnep 1 f per bos; bananas, R W? I'er pound ; era t ml, Oc ; strawberries, $1 TMr'i Jin per crate. V K)K'I"A HJ.KH - I'eas, 417' per pound; beans, 12 vp; l exns imlons. $2.U: la per crate; nspnrnguK, fti7c; head lcltine, R:,if 4ih per dogen DttllOD FKIMTS Apples, 10o per pound, peanhna, 11'tfl2Ujc: prunes, Italian, AirHo; prunes. French. 8-trftoj eurrants, unwashed, raaes, uN4o; currants, wavhed, cases, lOoj Hsu. white, fancy, (to pound boxes, 04e WOilH -Oi citoii ranch, candled, 17 (tf IT HO per doaen. riUtll.ANP MVF.H TOTK MARK FT. Friors) tJtHtied UhhIIt on 4mtt4i Hlieep and lings. Tha strong demand and eomparaMvply llltht receipts op cnttp en used an advance In prime and medium at cor yesterday, The niurkf't la very strong at the advance and another rise in prices la probable In thp near future. Sheep prices on the other hand, nre on the down grade and as shorn sheep begin to coma In more freely, a lower ran no of values ran be expeoted. The best grndp of wethers wtie lowered In prb-a yesterday. Rprlng lambs a fa easy In price, though not many nr coming In alive. Hug receipts continue short of the demand and pi icea are si rung. Receipts ytaterday wsre &t cattle lm sheep and 8 hoa. Thp following quotations wers current on livestock In thp local market yesterday: CA Tl'lilO Heat steers. medium. 4 BO ii 4 75: com m n it. :t.fiO'tM; cows, best, $4; common, f A M tyll.TX ; calves, t4f-4 Mi. HKI'IP Hest wethers. tJ; ewes, loftfl ft. AO; Spring lambs, $7 If 7."j. IDM1S Hest, imru.lli; medium, iS-TS'tfO) feeders, 5 2;(U'5-50. EiMrtprrt IJrewtock Markets. OMAHA. April 22 Cat Hp Receipts. 24O0; Strong. NutKe steers. o.(k rt' tl. ; cows and heifers, f'I.Sln.Hli; Western steers, f:t.r.j ft. Mi; Texas steers, $ :t.A ((jf 0 . 2r ; range cows and heifers, i.7."i fa 4.r; runners, ia..0(i H-r.; bulls and stags. $:i.Oflftfi.iNi. Hogs Mecelpts, r.sMMt; nc lower. Heavy, tft.UOtf A 4i; mixed, .ap iff 3 J15 ; light. fft.IHl f. plus, M'brtf-,im; bulk, 1.1.805-8.1. Pheep Kecelpts, 4 ton. Market fir lambs steady ; others tic lower. Yearlings, 1 5 .ony II a; wethers, SS.tMtfirft.00; ewes, $4.&0(ri R 50; lambs. ST.OOiu T.ilfl. KANSAS CITT. April 22 battle Hr cetpts. whm. Pteadv. Native steers, $,t.M(9 T.oo; native cows and heifers, :(.n04f 1M; stockers end feeders. l.t.O-Jf GO; bulls, rt.410.ft0' calves, J.T.Tr. -fre.oo; Western steers, LTa ij d SO; "Western cows, $y.75d 4vM) Hogg ftecelpts, 8'Hio. Market steady to fo lower. Bulk of pules. J.-I()R.S,1; heavy. $S .V(ff.n.tu; packers and butchers. I.VIUig 0. tkV; light, $1 2.",fi T, M; pigs. $-1 2C ijf 5 IMI heep Receipts, 4onn. steady. Muttons, fv.W i tl 4; lambs. $;.(0'fr7.ro; ranga weth ers. $4.i3ff0.7V, fed ewes, 14.253.75. CHICAOO. April 23. Cattle Receipts, about UPiH. Steady. Beeves, $4.ft.ta-'7..in; Texjins. $ t. Wff.V no ; stockers and feeders, $:i.srifti'ft.;i0: cows and heifers, 2 30ttu40 calves, ft ,104T.ft0. ilnes Itccctpf. about 1A.OI0. Market no lower. Light. t,Rra R0; mUed, ?r & 5.d7 H : hcavv. 5.1ftti rough, f.Vlft r...'tO: pigs, 4 0t4.S.; bulk. ' 15. 50 1f A-00. Sheep Receipts, about 12.000. Wenk to toe lower. Natives. 4 fi' 't.4,i ; Western, t .OOii'rt 0; yearHngs, $H to-if 7 IO; lambs, $d.00Aj 7.00; Western. fi;.00rtf 7.tM). Metal Markets. NRW YORK. April 2.1. The London tin market was higher with spot quoted at 144 1. s and futures at l;t His. The local mnn ket was firm and higher In consequence, with quotations ranging from 31.85H49 .12.1 2 He. Copper advanced to fr-S 5s for spot and f n-S is for futures In the London market. The local market was quiet and unchanged with Inlte quoted at 12 7T 1 2 S7 U c ; electro lytic. 1 2.62 t $f 12.75c, and cutting at 12.J17H & 12.30C. Lead was lower In London with spot quoted at l?t 5s. The local market was steady and unchanged at 3 07 li ii"i4.02Hc. Spelter was unchanged at 31 5s In lon don and at 4. do -ft 4.0,"ie In the local market. Iron was lower in the English market wtth standard foundry quoted at 50s 3d and Cleveland warrants at 51s fld. The local market was without further change. t'ofTe and Sugitr. NRW YORK, April 23. Coffee futures closed steady; net unchanged to S points lower. Sales were reported of 62;700 bags. Including; June. 5.65c; September, 5-S'Hi; December, 5.Mtc; March, ftc. Spot coffee quiet ; Rio No 7. 6c; No. 4 Santos. 9 Sc. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 9 ft c. Sugar Raw. firm ; fair reiining, S-0e; centrifugal. tMJ test, 4.40c; molasses sugar, a.73c. Refined, steady. Dried Fruit at New York. NRW YORK, April 23. The market for evaporated apples is practically nominal. Holders are firm In their views, but there is no business of conseauenca. Fancy are quoted at lot 1 le; choice, 6 W -U'Oc; prime. 7H$T4c and common to fair, 5 It Is said that had crop accounts from the Coast have attracted some speculative buying of California prunes. Quotations range from 4 li to 14c for California and from 5 to lc for Oregon fruit. Apricots are steady, with choico quoted at is 20c; extra choice, l21c; and fancy, 2l ff 24 c. Peaches are unchanged, with choice quot ed at lOlOc, extra choice. 1T?11H; fancv, 1Hijfl2e. and extra fancy. 13fj'l4c Raisins are neglected, with loose musca tels quoted at 5 q 8H-c; seeded raisins, 5 i Sc. and London layers, 1.65 1.73. w York Cotton .Market. NEW YORK. April 23. Cotton futures clceed steady: closing bid: April May S JtS. June 8.41. July S.49. August S.4; Sep tember 8 35. October 843, November 8.42, December S.35. W ool t St- Louis. ST. l.oriS. Aprt "J T Wool, steady. Ter ritory and Western mediums. 1 S 20c; fine mediums, 16 & 17c; fine, 13 u 19c, PRICES ARE BID UP Comprehensive Advance in the New York Market.' ABSORPTION'IS VERY GOOD ViiIiim I'nelfln ltlHi- in a New High lvp lor Utn eur UihhI l;t Irt't nt the IVniinjrlvanlA IIihkI I'hrlnllim. NflW YdBK. April .-rrlr nf t".l ittxl.rw.nt , f itmt.rnh.nMlv. unllfl liHuv, lh tiim-Mm-ril filinwlntf f.rlRln nrit". .ml ri.l mint. Thm,M ti-i1lnK mnm nil nl tri.lil. MtneMi, w.r. nlMinrlt.il with (l.t-rml-nllnn nrid tht, Milrllnn tip nt prli'M w.ltt Krlv.lr on tliroiinh uoh ohntKnl.l Hrn.n. Th, pnrtylvHnlii hnnrl liwii, iva, th, mnlh luplo of rnn.lfl.r,Htn. it li.vlnf"l tnilnr thnt th, rlr, nf tto. moiltlnnril yt-H-trt1fiy, In th.t itt wtilnh th, IpoiiiI, nr. tifr.rpd ft.r ,iil..rrlftt"n ,n1 th, llfdilrttnrm tn h. ninrin fir hnnkrif cnititi.tiMnlhin nr, Mhfl.r.ltifHl tn hrlrti th, prl-, rNlliMil hy th. rnlli-nnd potnitRttv to h.hrw wl, Th. irnmlum cirr th, ,llntm.ht rln, Irntn. dlrtt.ly .,f,hllHh.d In th. nut. hi. rriiiik.t. lirii th, bah'1., whn l.mi.A, .old n. hlith fll.nl lull of III, pnfinil.nc, ltitilr.fl hy th, pnw.rftU ,n.Hn, tirtil.r whlrh th, Imii, I, ntittlo. Th, a.liiqtlnn of flr.t rn'trt,,,. Annfl to ,rf.at th, Fsfin .ylv,nl nttrtni'ln I, iRhlnonnt of tTi, rm t...lllt. whlrh r. r.nnpntr.'l In th pro... r-ttt ltiv.Mttri.nt Hi I tin t lort, K,rlV In IIMT tnhNylTnnl, ,tnrkhiilt1.r, ,uthnrlml IH.. H fK of n.w lork ln1 iiH'.rllhl, hntHl, ,tnl l,tN. ptrtloti, of thl, ntithnrlRA llnn ronutln tmt..ti.it, Th, ir-..nt Nltonllnn onll, fur , nr.t mor,iit. )mnd wllli flx.il Int.rMt ,h.l nf all .tni'it rnl Junior bund ln.ii.fl in order to ttttrnot th, rru.ul ,11. rnr-nn.. Thfl fllnrk nioitt RfTnntPd hf tht T.nn.yl v.fila Innld.nt wft. t'oloti t'HHnr. Th. nhvlou. ..plnimtlnn I. thnt th. t'nlnn tya rlfln'a hnnklnir nlTlltnttnii, nr, th. nninn n. thnR, which hnv, iillaLud th, j.iw.riul for- .l.n nld Whlnh lift, ..ur.d Ihrt .UOC.M. "f th. I'.ntt. ylvn.nl, bnnd flntntlnn. ah thnrlty hrui h.ttl n.k.tl nlrrndy nf tTnlnn I'Ht'lfln ntnckbnld.r, to l.nii, bnnd. on urt mirt,n,.d lln. now own.d, th, 1.,rlrtR nf th... furl, on th, pn.ltlnn of th, emiiiumy I. r lnr. t'nlnrt f'nolnn ron. to , nnw hlh Inv.l fur th, y.nr ,nd .d th, whol, timr k.t In unlnt of nntlvlty. (Inlt.d HIhI- fit.. I wM iHRunrd In th. dnsr. rl... t'rlc. etifl.d nl th, hlrht of th, Any und with ih'tnn h.vy buying ltt prttitr,... Th, ttond mnrket wn lrm In tntt. Tnlnl .nl... H.ar.'i.lKKI, irnlt.d BlKtr boiuin item uitttntiRt'd nn ell. C'l.OHINH STlJfK yttUTATIONH. 0l'lnir fal... Illitli. low. IM'I. Adiiowv' F.nvrtm ..... I'm" Ariml t?(i.r .... i,4" lV f't)4 f''4 Atn I'nr ITnun. turn ji:M4 a:l MV,, do prxr.rr.d ... 1M, pti fit '4 lulfc Am t'intnri (Ml... S. Hi M u, lir an do jir-ft-rr,d 4U I: Am Ksprivt, JIMi Atll ll't l.t pt. 101, 1H Li N 14 I M C-i Aot.rlcn Ir, ... l.llno 3tn V Am I.ltiH..d (III.. KJ toy. luH, i'l, do lilr-rprrr-d liri'ij Am lyirnmnllv,... l.lxill 4t) tr. 44 do pr.frrfd ... 4n0 HI tltH pl Am 8ni.lt K.f. S4,4(l 71 7or() do Jr.f.rr.d ... ' t4 IO'. Am PiiRnr ll.f . . . 17.000 laHl 12i)lJ 11!'lr Am T'lhiirr'n vtTU 1 Aonfnnda Mln Oo. 2.111m !( in V Ati-hlRoti 000 77 70', 77'.i do prf.rr"d HT'fc Atl Omt ).ln... ,oni 7n 7n Tr. Knit Ohio ,oo M'i M KH4 do pr'frrtd IlrrHik Hup Tr.n. Rod 4i 4r,i 4, (.'nnadliin rncKlc. 4, W 1M Ontrnl of N J nr. Chf A Ohio 4.400 MVi 81 Hi -ri Chi "It Wntirn 4 '4 ChlraR-ri ft N W I4'i (.', M fit I'nul.. .7IK) J III '4 1 1B"4 Vh Ti-r 'Iran o do prnfcrrM M 2ft C. (! ft Ht 1. r.r, Colo Pu l ft Iron H.lno SUt 4 11 1 O.ln ft Piilith.-rn. . 4.2"0 .m-K, do l.t pri'f.rr.d. t.4i n, 67 WMk dr. t irfsrr.ii. l.l" f"V 4 ''"'i Cnrnrolldnl. d Ha. K 1 1 7 j 1lll'4 1 1 7 H, 0rn I'roditota ... 1.7o(l 14 14 4' do prpf-rrr-d ... l,7o my, m m tl ft tlud.on tkio lotii 1M 1 r.:1- '-j I1, Lat-i, ft wit 4sft U ft II llrandfi 1!"'4 do prfprrpl ... ..... Tift PlKHIlor.' Bi-curl.. Bin) SRV K 2 Erin 8. lot, IK t IHM IR4 do t-1 prnf.rrM. l.ftxKr BO H:ii HI Mi do 2d pn r.rr.cl. O.n.rnl Vn.ntrlo.. B"0 1RI inn' im'4 llllnol, Cntral .. B' laitM, ia(.y, jar.Hi Int 1'aixr .. i.H" )o;i 11(4 in do prr-rorrod ... UK) f.r. ofil, or'i Int runii .1 do prnf.rrrjdi till lova Ontrnl .... 2.7lO 14 u, 13 14 do pr.f.rrM K C Pouthirn .. P"0 2:- do pr'frrrM ... l.wio f.4 r.n;4 r.:i TMll, ft N.i.hvlll. Wt looty ll Mexican Ontrnl.. 1'S lV4 KH, Minn ft fit liula 4i in, 2:1 Sri M. M P S M. WN) ll(fi4 J1 1 H do nrefifrl 125 Missouri I'arino. . S.2"0 41114, 4fti4i 4f.'-4 Mn. Kan ft T.iru 8,11)0 iiV 20 2.114 do prffrr.d r-'l National Ltnd ... 2,400 BlIMi 58 M Mux Nat It R f 47 N r Central .... 4.2"0 W'i l7 W'i N T. out ivijI ivk 8:114 (11 rrnn Norfolk ft -w.-itern I.'kki W ,ir dn prrfcrrnd ... 1"0 7KH 7 So North Am.rlfan.. S.7H0 IS.'. '4 4 , JJ., I'nrlll-- Mull 7O0 2IH4 2.114 Or.u, Pr-nnnvlvanla 24.6 llH-i 117 IIK14 I'mple'a Onji .... 700 IXH4 W m Pr.Ja.d St.ol dir' "1.406 'is" ' WSi S4 do preffrred ... SdO W) 7.. rullman Pal Car. "0 1MH Rpadlna 91,1400 Ur7 100 107 Z . . 91,1400 107 Vi 10614 K'7 'i 8" d 78'i .. l.Boo 17 181 17 do In prorirr.(i. do Jd prnr.rrwi D.nMbll Rt.fl ... do prartrra ... w RMk llan.1 Co... 000 1514 ir, ir.ru do rr.f.rrivl ... ,9"0 28 2 Ft L ft P P 8 K- 1.400 2'!i 211 21114 St L, P..ulhw.ntorn 3"0 1414 It 1IV4 do rr-frri.d ... 1.200 R44 84 Vi Southern PaHflo 23.1K,)) 75'4, 74 jr. do preferred 3... Bouthorn Railway. 110 145t U U Teiaa ft Pa-,tflo. . . 100 17V4 17 17(i Tol. fit I. ft Weat. -i-L; do prr.f.rr.4 ... 0"O 41 4n 40 Union Paclllc ....117,"0 Jam 121-3 1! "-"do prof.rr.-J ... 5i 80 SO 7814 v a nmrM wo 80 80 usr,ifn'"r:::: 'iojfi ' vi -ieii Sii do preferred 6.W0 10o.. . 6I.M Va-Cam ciw-mlcal. 0 J . ao do prefarred ' Wao.f'rVrt""." ""wo 'is" 'ieu gir wJjiTnRho'SaeiM 'iioW '66i 66 " 65-4 Wf.t.m Union ... . ol ft L. Erf ,H p,lcon.la Central. 2"0 15 14T4 16 do preferred ... 21HJ SS 87 S7H Norths Paelflc. Sp.900 12Ti 12H 127 Central Leather .. 23 2214 22 do preferred ... 2"0 8SH 88 W(4 2low-5h-ffield 7'rf 46 43t4 45 GtNort lern pf.. 1.9"0 124'4 123H 124 Inter Met ....I... S.J 1: 1(4 l" do preferred ... 7(K) S84 28 27 $ Utah Copper .... J 80 Vi 80 30V4 Total sales for the day, 609,400 aharea. BONDS. NEW TORK, April 2S. Closing Quota tions: V S. ref. 2s re.103!jr TOO SV4a . 9" 'do coupon 104 IXorth Paolflo 3. 72l U S 8s res....l00?4!North Paeiflo 4a.l0nii do eoupon 101 S South Pacifle 4a. sn 14 U S new 4. res ll9V4;Unlon Pacific 4a. 1W do coupon 1221!Wlscon Cent 4ji. 81 Atchison adj. 4 86 Japanese 4s..... 7614 D & R a 4a.... 84 I Eastern MinlnR- 8twkn. BOSTON. April 23. Closing; Quotations: Adventure .. 150 (Parrot 1S.87V4 A..n.,. . .. 91IW lOulnoT 52.00 Amalgamated 53 75 IShannon 11 3Tl Atlantic .... 8 2i Bingham ... SO 00 Cal ft Heola. 680.00 Centennial .. 21.00 Cooper Rant;, 65.50 Ialv Tfet... S.75 Porftln Coal.. 50.00 Franklin .... 8 50 Oranhy 90 00 lrle Roval... 19 00 Mass Mining. 2 71 Mtchlfran ... 10 50 Mohawk 47.00 Mont. C a C. 63.00 Old Dominion S3. 00 Osceola 81.00 Tamarack . 39.00 Trinity 14.50 iCnlted Copper 6.50 u. o. aiming. 3,.r.o U. S. Oil 54 mi Vtah 3S 75 Victoria 2 75 Winona ..... 4.S7V4 Wolverine ...12," 00 !North B"utte.. ryi 60 Butte Coal... 20.S7H Nerada U 12V4 Cal Aria. ..100.00 Aria Com. 17.50 Greene Cananea 8.00 Money. Exchange. F.tc. NEW TORK. April 21. Money on caJL easy, lS'J percent; iuUcf nte 1 per .nt: eln.ina hl'1. 1 Vt r.nii offered at I per rmt, Tim. loan., quiet and .t.adyj an dv, 014 per .ot; mo dnv,, 2r) par cent; .la month,, 8H4iri p.r cent. Prim- merenntll, pair, 414476 tr cnt, ftterllna eachnnae. ea.ler. with a.'htal boat, ti.w, In bnoknV MU. nt 4 8726 for demand ,nd ftt $4 H48.Ml4.848A for no llaya, rmm. elal bill.. H4'4- ftar llvr, r.4K.P. Mexlr,n dollar,, 47r. flovefiiment botifla, aleadyi rRllrnafl bond,, firm, IiNtmw, April S.1.-nar allv.r, quwt ,t 26 I lad -f nun',. M..f.-y, mtinit or owl. Tl., rat. of dl."..ant In the open tnark.t for ahort inn, I. 'ii4'i'4i ft !t; 'or UirM ntrmtha' MM", i tr .l"tl 8Af4T rtlANCIB'tJ. April 21. 8llv bar,, 64XI,". Pfelran dollar., 8I1'. l.raf'it-Hlaht, SHi'i lolraph, c Uterllna; on Uondnn, no day,, 4 B6t4 alaht, 87V. Iially Trewwury lllmrii. WABHINCITON, April Tndayg Trewa- tirv .int. m.nt .how.r Available oa.ll t.nlRnr .,,.$250,141,126 (lold coin ao.l bullion 21.7118 r.'i Hold cerllflcl,. . . l8.llH.Biaj tlUOTATIOM") AT HAM KRABt IHCO. Irle ralrt for rro!oa In lia Hay t'Mf Morket. SAN ritAN'MH''", April 2.1. Th. follnw lo, prliM w.r, quoted In th, prndiiea m,r ket todavt Viret.M- narlio, ar.en pa, l 26tfl 7.1; irtrlna t.enti. IMI7I40: n.pnr gi.. 4Jllni tnmntoee, 11.6041 2.60; .aaplnnt, Tfi1-20e. l'nitltry-"Tloo.t.r.. old. $4174 60: ron.ter., youtia, 7 6O4 l0: broiler.. Ml. mil, 'ru 8 60; l.roll.r.. IniR", VUf6.Mi fryera, HfH: hen., 14 6011 Or dili'k., oltl. 141(6; youna, BT. riutt.r fancy eream.ry, 2av,e! cream. ir Recond.. 2Bo; nRM.;jr-talry. 2lV4n. Baa, Btor,. lttVtoi fahrif- Vancli, 2I& Cheeaw Naw, HV4rioi Touna America, l III 140, Mill. 1. iff. rr,n. .iri0032; mlddllnta, tta-aiifl. Wool Sprlha, Hiimliolrtl Riol M'tidoclno, ?tl 8011th plnlna and Ran Joaquin, 69 7-; In nib., B 'If !0o. lf,.p,-New nnd old crop,, 1 H S V; eon tracla. Blfillc. liar Wheal, IIIVfl30; whonl Rd oala, lHWit; aimiffl, il 14; aiock, bio; Rtraw, per hal., A64)iHOe. P-rull- Apt.lc, ch'.lr., l.7n; oommon. floe; l.nnnnnn, f I tr S fKlj M.vloan lime., $ nnoiff 7j cniifortiia lemon,, choi.-., az.no; Common. 7.1c; oran". naval., l T6Vll.6 pliioapple., l r.Ott.'l f.o. Ii,tntna -Hnrly Rn.e, l IWUM.nOj .weela, 2tf; Oregon Hurl.nnkn, 85c$l. Henelpti, Flour, Bono quarter mtcka; wheat, 670 cental.; barley, 2IKI8 cental,: corn, 76 c.n tal; potntoe,, 4220 ackt; bran. 2IKI ack; mldilllnRW. 160 ack;.hy, 7(1 ton.; wool, 412 bale hide,, 480. Dairy Proline In lit, Kaat. CIIICA'IO. April '211. On the prodifna e chnng. todny the bolter market wan steady. ClMornerlc, 2l1i2Nn; dalrleH, 20f(120c. Krr-B'trm at tn.irk, cane. Included 1440; firm., I41ic; prime llrnl., 16V4o. Cheese Hlen.ly. 1 1 V4 Vi 14c. HORSE SHOW MONTH EARLY rrl In ml limit Chili I''l8 IHlf lir Aittiitiiiiiil Siclnl lOvcnta. At it mootlnar of tllB Rgo.-f "".rrilltoa of tho I'nrtlnml Hunt tilth, nny ariornoon in inn jiuiit v,in (Into of tho next Portion'! Iiora worn flxnil. Tim allow will bo hold tnl.or 8. 9 Htid 10. IieirniiBo llio now r truck, now Mimlor ctiiiHtruc.tlott by tlt 4'outity tlulj. will not b) rcaxly for Mie an uhI Juno iTici.tlnir. wliloh hnn alwoya boon a club fealurt?. It wn, oVoldptj to poBlpoti, tho rat'o moetlnir tuilll tho now track la renily. Tim horan rIm.w tills, year will be a nionlb cnrllor than Inat. When I'roRlilent T. S. Mcdratli bint yenr ilocliloil to rIvo Port luiiil Ha HrBt hnrae Bliow. Ihnro wn, only a ahort tltno In which to got the allow together. In apllo of the nnitnclnl Hurry the ahow wn, a g-ratwl rhcoorr, both aoclally anil finan cially. Thla year, with more tltno to give to tho altmiMt countlcHa tletalla, the Bliow phoulil bo oven a greater aucceafl. After RottlltiR tho il.ln.llB of the boraa allow (Jatea, four new niomhera were elt'clotl: Mra. tJoorgo Wlllaril Hrown, (Icorno Wlllaiil Hrown, Rnlph Uohn and Paul WeflHlnger. DAILY. CITY STATISTICS Ileal It. ,- MKM'IIBft At 471 Falling alreet, April 22. John Melcher, a native of Ru.nla, acd 4 yearn. TlAl'M At 831, Rant plxth street North, April 22. Oeorgo Unuiti, a native of Oregon, an Infant. Woo At 85 Second slreet. April 22. Pong Woo. a native of China, naed OO yearn. M OONAI.O At 3110 TIteenth .treet, April 21, Murdo.-k M IWjnilld, a native of (rnMfornln. ORed 28 years. MANNINfl At 12.1 North Fourteenth street, April 21. Mrs. Ann Manning, a na tive of Ireland, aged 09 years. HI r I ha. MURDOCH At Portland Maternity Hos pital. April 22. to the wife of Peter H. Vur dock. a duughter. THOMHiiN At 8 Orove street, April 2. to the wife of George W. Thomson, a daughter. M'.'ONNBU. At 111 Revere, April 21, to the wife of W. W McConnell, a daughter. Bt.ESSINO At Tt7 Missouri avenue, April 22. to the wire of F. W. Ftleaslng, a son. SHOEMAKKR At 1437 Rast Everett tree. April 23. to the wife of M. Q. Shoe maker, a son. WATSON At 88.1 Bant Tenth street North, April 15, to the wife of Alex. Rae "Watson, a son. HAMMOND At 1214 Woodstock avenue. April 17, to the wife of A. J. Hammond, a son. Building Permit,. K. BNKR To repair a three-atory brick on Union avenue, near East oak; $1500. E. H. DOWI.INO To erect a two-story frame dwelling on Grand avenue, near Al berta; $1500. FRANK BARROW To erect a one and one-hnlf-story frame dwelling on Jurrett, near Vancouver; 14500. J. A. THOMAS To erect a'one and one half-atory frame- -dwelling at 6A3 - Clacka mas; fiooo. P. VIEW Tn erect a one-story frame dwelling at 1174 Pattnn road; 11200. R. C. G06fMAN To erect a one and one-half-story frame dwelling on Brown street, between East Eighth and East Ninth; $1200. ELUENORAH GiriSNESS To erect a two-story frame building on East Pine atreet, near East Thirteenth; $35O0. EVA C. CARPENTER' To erect a two story frame dwelling on East Thirty-third atreet, near East Salmon; $280O. Maxrlnare Lloemea. DIL.Ij-BARTL.ETT Grover S. Dill, 24, etty; Grace Barttett, 20, city. KIRKH AM-CASTER Peter Klrkham. 22, cltv; Vfda caster, 17, city. MESSENGER-8T1MSON C. E. Messen ger. 20, Flrland; Ruby I.. Stlmson, 17. city. WIlON-MESPI.IE Clifford Lse Wilson, 89, city; Caroline Adelaide Mesplle. SO, city. KABPER-SCH AKBOCK Herman J. Kaa per, 25 city; Marie Rcharbock. 20. city. GORDON-CORNELIUS Frank Gordon, 33, city; Ida Cornelius. 36. city. LEONARD-FORTUIN H. w. Leonard, 43, city; Matilda Fortuln, 28, city. Wedding and visiting earda W. O. Smith A Co.. Washington bldg.. 4th and Waah. Farnum Sued lor Divorce. SAN FRANCISCO, April 23. A special to the Chronicle from New York says: Dufrtln Farnum. the young actor who was mentioned by Howard Gould in his answer to the suit brought by his wife, Katherlhe Clemmons, for separation, is being- sued by his wife, Agrnes Johnston Farnum, for absolute divorce. The papers were handed to Justice DowIIna; In the Su preme Court, and in response to requests of counsel for both sides, former Lieutenant-Governor M. Linn Bruce was ap pointed referee. A friend of Mrs. Farnum stated that this action antedates any pub lication of the disagreement In the Gould famll. The bank at Bremen. Kan., having been burned, experts in the Treasury Depart ment at Washington have figured out that a quart of ashes ent on for redemption will- bo woii, ajjjftl 44000. TWO GEWT ADVANCE Wheat Prices Are Climbing at Chicago. MARKET STRONG ALL DAY Improvril Inquiry rrom i:nrlrr Ilelpa to Hllintitnl4 the DoimiiiiiI. Mny Option LphiIr In tlin Ulan. I'tlll'AHO, April 21. Wheat opened Rtrong. with lh. May delivery .hnwlna a gain of In compared with k4.t nlaht'. clo... Th. July and Hepiemb.r option, w.r. a trlfl, hlaher nt th. .(art In .vnipnthy with May, but later weakened .om.what bacali.e of th. favorahl. nullook ffie th. n.W crop. An Improved demand from e.pnrler. helped tn atlM.ulat. demand late tn th, day, and th. market el'o..d .Irooa. with itrlc. at the top. May wheat opened Hfrlo hlgh.r, at BXli7i4c, advanced t.. lias., and cloned at l"B u, V WN n, e ; July np.ned SUlti- higher, at 87H118H.-, .old off tu B7V4C and then ad vanced tn fllllic, where It c....d. t.'orn opened dull, but the mnrket later becam. active and priori advened nearly 1e from th, low point. The market elo.ed .irnna at tha hlEh.,1 point of the dny. Mny opened a .hiide hlaher at fkl'4o. .old off to iinx njniliio. thn advancd to 8TM.O. Tha clo., wn. at 117 H". July np hen uic chanited. M II2S.. ...Id at 67 V4 qnlOHe. ano: then adv.no.a to flllc. The clone watt at OB Vi. . Trnd, In oat. wa. dull. May opened tin hlRh.r, at r.BVta, an 1 4 between r.Bitc and MIT4n and ch...t at BBSo. July opened Via higher, at 45140, advauoed to 4to. and clon,d at 46e. Provision, wore Arm tha greater pnrt of lh, dny, fiotwlth.tnn.1lna- th. 60 to Ion de cllne In hog. At tho clo., July pork wna up aoc, lard waa up 17V4o and rib, wr, loo higher. Lrf-adlfit fitlurea ranged aa follow,: WHH3AT. ')pen. High. l,.iw. Clow. May July ...a imv. a iwu a iikv. a (ihu July rt4 .wni. .xik HU-L '4 Beptember ,, .8414 .8414 .80(4 CORN. Mny W, ,11714 July .82 '.Oil 14 Heptemper ... .0114 .01 OATH. Mnv. old .... ,53 -6BT4 M.iv, n.-w .62 .63 July, old ,514 40 July, new ,., .434 .43 Heptemher ,,. .HUT4 .87 '4 .n4 87 .02 .110 .6fl',i .6!I-K .62 .62 '4 .4.M4 45)5 .43!4 .43 .11" '4 11714 MICHH PORK. May )2 72'4 1S.OB 12 72V4 13 06 Inly 13.1214 HI 42'4 13 07(4 l.'l 4 Beplemher ...13.60 13 7214 11 60 13 7214 I.AHO. Mny 70214 8 10 7 0214 BIO July B 1 2 14 B I1214 8 la1? B.30 Beptamlier ... 8 32'4 8 60 8.3214 8.M 8MOI1T RIHH. Mny 6 7214 BI1214 6 72 '4- 0H214 July T.2Vi 7 20 7 0214 7 20 HeplemlHir ... 7.30 7.46 7 110 7.46 Cash quotatlona w.r, aa follow,: Flout- ritm. Whent No. 8 fMVft$l.i5; No. 2 red, 9fl rn Nn. 2. n74; No. 2 yellow, 07e. Nn. 2. r.riV.o: No. 8 Whll.. 4011631)40. 4fr, Q TfM.HOe Flnxneed-No. 1 Northwestern, $1.22. Timothy seed Prime. $4.26. Phort rll.-PI.1e (lo.nn), $6 fl2t!,ff7.00. Me, iK.rk Per barrel, !:i 0M1 13, In. Kurd Per loo potitidn, $8 07U, Hl.len Hhort clear (boxed). $7 2r.f7.Ml. Whisky Hnitls of high wine,, $1,36. Rocelf.ts. Hhlpmentn. Flour, barrels B3 4oo 21. Km Wheat, hlMhek. 16. 1 OO 23.4.0 Onrn, buh.-ln .204.400 1'i2 UK) Oats, hiinhel. .23!,MM I7I,.'WK Rye. hu.liela I.nno 2.3irtt Rarlny, bushel, 28,000 SO.BOt) tiraln and Produce, nt New York. NEW YORK, April 23 Flour Receipt,, 15.0(0; exports. 7HOO; sales, MOOO; market Arm, with a fnlr trade. Wheat Reeelptn, 4HN); sal... 8t0O; npot strong; No. 2 red, $!.t elevator and $1.07 f. n. b. Blloat; No. 1 Northern Duluth, $1 17 f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 hard Winter. $1.1314 f. o. b. afloat. Wheat opened 14c hlaher and ruled active on cables, better conti nental demand and continued rapid decline In American ato.-kn. and clo.e.1 strong ,t bent price., nr H4W2'4c higher. May. $1.03. 1.08. closed $1.0(1; July closed l)7'4o; Sep tember cloned 74c. Hop. nnd petroleum Steady. Hld.fi Hull. Wool Firm. drain at Rita Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, April 23. Wheat Firm. Itarley leady. Spot quotation.: Wheat Shipping, $1.81 ei.03 per cental; milling, $l.nTyh: 1 .B74 per centnl. Barley Feed. $l.37V4t71.41V4 ict cental; brewing, $1.4rfM.frt per cental. Onta Red, $1. 42V..'.! 1.56 per cental; white, $1.6214fl1.(l6 per cental; black, $1.6MJ1 2'4 per centnl. Call board sales: Barley December, $1.2214 $fl.25!4 per cental. Com Iarge yellow, $1.62!4fid.ft7V4 per cen tal. Rnrnooan Grain Market,. LONDON. April 23. Cargoes, flrmr. Walla Walla, prompt shipment. 1n higher, at 80s; California, prompt shipment, la higher, at 3Ss 3d. LIVERPOOL, April 23. Wheat Mny, 7a 4Hd; July, 7s 6d; September, 7a Id. Mlnnenpolla Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, April 23. Wheat No. 1 hard. $1.00 14 1 .Of74 ; No. 1 Northern. $1.07i4(&'1.07T4; No. 2 Northern. $1.05 1.05; No. B Northern. 87c$l.o::c; May, $1.05; July. $1.00; September, ft llio. Wheat at Duluth. DtrLUTH. April 28. Wheat No. 1 Northern. $l.074: No. 2 Northern. $1.08; May. $1.04; July, $1.0514; September, 8114 c. Wheat at Tacotna. TACOMA. April 28. Wheat 1c higher; prlcea paid by exporters, blueatem, 8O0; club. 84c; red. 82c. SAYS GREEKS ARE NOISY Hotel Proprietor Petitions Court to Restrain Billiard Players. That It is the habit of a band of Greeks to eontrretrate every nlfrht In the pool and billiard hall at 289 Burnslcle street, and to enpage In wordy discussions, much to the annoyance of neighbors who are try ing to sleep, was the statement made yesterday before Juctee Gantenbein In the Circuit Court. Alexander K Cliisolm and Caroline B. "Wilson were the com plaining witnesses, and Peter Hossos, pro prietor of the billiard hall, was the de fendant. Chisolm is the proprietor of the Hotel Phillip, on Burnslde street, be tween Fourth and Fifth streets, while Mrs. Wilson owns the block on which the hotel stands. The billiard hall Is on the ground floor of the building;. Chisolm said that the noisy Greeks sometimes remained thoroughly awake, and kept would-be sleepers in that condi tion until 4 A. M. For this reason, he said, about six rooms directly above the billiard hall could not be rented. Chisolm and Mrs. "Wilson sought the court for an order restraining Rossos from permitting; his countrymen to be so noisy at unseem ly hours. MeKenna Sued for $J 1 7. The suit of the Ames Mercantile Agency against C. H MeKenna and the C. E. MeKenna Company was tried be fore. Judge--Bronaugli, In. the Stater-Cir- 1 DOWNING-HOPKINS CO. KRrTAJIUBIltKD 1M$ BROKERS lxntit ao4 aaM torn Private wires Rooms 201 to 204. cult Cniift, ymtrtUif. Th ANtmry (o rpciivr $i:17 Mt on t tmtm, M Keiifin i-liilinfMl rrfillt of $. Rlli'Klttff Unit hp hnil pnhl It to th" rfniitmny, hut ihn It hn.l hp en nt'llml nn nnt(ir trnnnni;1 Ion. Thlt riintpnthin wh nuntiilfH'rl, hut the rourt iiu not rPttiU't a full rh'rinlnn In tli vrtnf, which will lw lrm lntr. Awakes to Find His Clothes Missing TMevr, tetil Ale.. W. Miller', Appnrel Ditrlnat allahl bnt l-'nr-fin,,elr OyerltMilt Ifla Hnlr He. iftMlnlnat Hilt. If tho hord, of thlnvc, now opo rating In fho trlty cotitlnuea to arrow boblnr It will not be safe for nny on, to dis robe b' fora retiring;. A log. W. Miller, nn employe of the Western Pnlnn Com pany, wttlt a room at Urn Cnllfornla ltounn, la convinced that this c-omll-tlon nlready egl.la. Miller awakened yentertlay morning; and rcndied for III, trousers, Thny wore Konn. Ilo reached for his val. II waa (rntie. Ml, coat wag likewise n iiilrna tiuiinlH)-. The phmioiiiena wna not hard to e pliilu, for on lookltig; about tho room, MlUnr obseryed thnt tho bureau drnw-t-ra wore on tho floor and that the plnoa hall linen rlflwl from on. etui to another. He had nothing of value but Ilia cbitltoa nviiiloblo to the tblovoa, so they took hl apparel. The robbery inlKht never bnve boon known to 111" ' pollco, except for tho fact that Miller hml n second suit gocrntcd under hla bcl In a aiiltcaae. The thlovoa hail not Irivos-ttgntcd thla. Ko Hie victim was not ooniti'-lleil to re main Insldo for fear of holtivr arreted for Knlna; ttut dlahalillle. Ho dreaged and hurried to the station, whnro ho communicated the faot of the visita tion to ('ttptiiln lluty. The Captain In atnict'd the morning; shirt to watch tho ptiwtiahopa fur the tnlHSlna; npparcl, which wns Mlllor'a best. Miller atig Kesled thnt he would aloep with hla ololh", on for tho til-it few nlarhts. Ho might be oom.lot-ly Isolated from tho worltl should a aenond visitation occur. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Arthur Werner SJndnhl and wife to F..1 Forn. Iota 1, i, , block 1, Dar tons Addition to St. John 1.T60 Thomas J. Anthony und wife to .1. It. Campbell nnd wife, bit 1o, block 16. Hawthorne's First Addl- Men T. II. Smith to Or. A. c. Psnton. lot II, Mock St.1. West Portland I John Itrugger to Oeurgn ll.lneck.r. In a. r.- beginning on line between ectlnn 10. 17. 0 B2 chains noulh of where north lln of J. K. French donntlnn bind einlm. township 1 norih. range 1 west, Inlernectn said e.-ilon line 1.200 Roewell H. Lain. on and wife to M. I. Hnlhrnnk., undivided 14 of lot I, block Couch Addition m . 16,600 F.dwtird Mnrtln and wife to Marv F. Onfiney, west 14 of lots S, 0. block 'IT. llollndny'a Addlllon 1.600 Oeorge owena and wife to Charles I, a VVntsch. lot 3. block U. Tal.or Hetabts 1,000 Illl.. nils Savings Hank to F. H. Itotherford, lot 2. Knt JO John Fgger, t a I ., to F.cho V. Nanon, 1 act.-, being the enst 14 of 2 acre, b'-Klnnlng at intersection of w-nt line of eat 2H.I stre.-t in Irvluglon pink and south boundary of the William II. Pitvne tlonatlun land clHlm. In sections 11. 12. in. 14. township 1 north, mints I east. ... l.ono William Ne-.vmnn end wife to Cella Narnn, lot 2l. bl.rk 7. Columbia Height. 1.R40 J. II. Rghert and wife to William A. Cnsteel and wife, lot. 18. 1U. 20. block 61, University Park J.IOO P. J. Peternon and wife to J. F. OH1-' more, lotn 1. 2. block 10. St. John Park Addition tn St. John 1 C. .1. Crorhv and wire to J. w. Boothe. lot . block 7. Highland 1 University Land Com;.nny to H. I,. Coulter, ls 12. 1.1. block l.'ll. Uni versity Park 4.r.0 Moore Inventment Comt.any to W. T. Z. -liner, lotn 7. 10, block 20. Vernon KOO T. S. M.-IJanlel and wire to Catherine Scherer. lots II, 10. block H. Klnni'-re IO S. M. p.-ard to A. F.dgar Hoard, lotn 8 to 12. 1.1. 17. block 1; lota I to 10. 11, 14 to 1. block 2. F.dcn Addition 1.7.10 Owen Anderson to Ora.-e Anderson, lots 1, 2. block IO. Keystone Addi tion 1 B. M. and Caroline S. ljornbnrd to 7. S. Prugmnn. lots 1. 2. block 21. Hallway Addition to Monlavllia .... I IB Arthur a. Herald to I.e.. W. and Charlotte And.-rnon. lot. 2.V 20. block H, Capl.-a Addition to St. John " 1 Arthur O. Herald to l,eo W. Ander son, loin 2o. 2(1. block 5. Caple's Addition to St. John 1,600 M. W Hunt, et al., to Sarah M. Moser, lot 4, block H, Crown Court 2,O0 Herman Oelvner and wife to Antoln. Lebarrl. lot 111, block 24. Lincoln Park Annea; lot 15, block 6. North lrvlngton 1,000 Frank Miilm-iulst to W. H. Hunt and wife, the north flO-foot strip nf lot 12 and all of lot 11. and all of north no-fool strip of lot 13 and all of lot 14, block 20. Burrage Tract.. 1 Rose City Cemetery Association to cleorge Bctz. lot 25. block 40. sec tion It. said cemetery 60 F.d O. Mayor and wife to John H. Hll.bar.l. lot r.. block 0. City View Park Addition 300 Wretern Oregon Tr. Co. to D. B. Kellv. lot 2 in north i4 of block Y. city 8.000 J. M. Freeman and wife to May Ij. Mscev, land In block 815. Couch Addition, being No. 775 pettygrove at 4,000 Arleta 7.and company to O. Erlckson, lot20. block 12. Blberta lr,0 O. Erlckson to H. C. Prlently. lot 20. block 12. Elberta 140 Arleta Land Company to Bertha Cur tis, lots 7. H. block 6. Elberta 3.'.0 Point View Real F.ntate Company to Ollle 8. Jones, lotn . 10. II. 12. 27. 28, block 112; all of lotn 27. 2S. 2. SO, 31, 32, block 2n. Point View 1,400 Paul Gallie and wire to Joseph Con way, lots 23, 24, 25, block 1, Arleta Park No. 4 2,100 N. F. Noren and wife to Anthony Faber and wife, lota 83. 84. .15. 36. block 14. Point View 850 George G. Blakeslee and wife to Emma E?ptnn. lota 8. 8. 9. block 0. Sunrise Park 1 George O. Blakeslee and wife to Emanuel Kpton. lots 6, 7. block 0, Sunrlne Park 10 Hariy E. Northup and wife to Ben C. Dey. lot or tract 13. block E, Greenway 10 R. I,. Stevens fSherlff) to L,. L. I.ang ley. lots 2. A. B. C. In block 12. Coles Addition 226 J. H. Baylor and wife to Gertrude M. Drinker, lot fl. block 21. Aiblna Homestead 2,300 James P. Mctlllnchey to E. N. Bamev and wife, lots 12. 11. 14. block U. Portsmouth Villa Anne 1.2O0 T. (1. Brownnon and wife to Alex ander Gordon, east 14 of lots 7, 8, block 4. Murray Hill Addition ... 1,500 William C. Palmer to David R. Welnt. lots 17. IS. block 5. Columbia Heights 400 Total , $03,017 Bar, yonr abstracts made try th. Secant Abatrmct at Ttu.t Co.. 7 Chamber of Code. Take Forester Examination. EUGENE. Or., April 23. f Special.) A class of 32 is taking; the examination here for positions as Forest Rangers. The ex amination is conducted by Supervisor C. R. fieitz. who has charge of the Tilla mook. Umpqua and "Willamette divisions of the Cascade Reserve. The applicants are principally from .Lane County, though some come from Yamhill and Coos. Klamath Names City Candidates. KLAMATH FALLS. Or., April 23. (Spe cial.) Primary election for nomination for city officers of-this city resulted In S--BONDS--GRAIN saah anal wa iiiaagl,. Couch Building Atsai BONDS FOR INVESTMENT fnasK ttonrrnTaosj railing lililg.. Third and Wa.h. Hla. th, aeUctinn of tho following: Mayor. Frank Ward, John K. Htllia; I'.dli Judg... A. I,. Lcsvllt, O. A. Rtnnrnn; Treasurer, A. (i. Warden, Cnplaln i, W. Rcltnnna; Coum-llmon, First Ward, Frank; Ankotiy, J, F. l.enr; (second. Ward, Blla, .liom.he.lii, Henry Itnlvln; Third Ward, F T. flanderann, I)an t'ofer. The nonilnatlona nimbi are tion-pollttcai hi S'T-nrdnnca with th, charter provision for selection for two candidates for mass oon ventltm. BABY IS RAFFLE PRIZE Alx-riltft, 'Dit-nlor Aronaea Iti(lln- tloti liy Ailvorllaliig Kcliei'tio. A flWHliKKM, Wash., April tl.-trlpa-rial.) I.'onshlerahle agllallon baa been, stirred tip by the offer of M.inng. r Gold smith, of tho Kmplro Theater, to give) away nl Friday night's perfnrmsnea a live baby. The nan-ulnae la anld to be reapectal.Ie, hut the luiroaslrin Is that it Is a foundling. The dully newspaper to night condemns the plnn of disposing of the child s) rut ai"g'-ais that tho local lliimarm Society take action to prevent lh, rnlTlluR of tho Infant. The plan la tn rdve tiie bahy to aoroe person who has ay ticket and the drawing number. Perfect fit ting giaaana l at M.lsger'a IN WOMAN'S BREAST ANY LUMP IS CANCER Any tumor, lump or sore o th l!p, faoi or anywhere, elx monlhs, le oaooer. They never pain until almoit paat oure. THREE PHYSICIANS OFFER $1000 If Thty Fall to Cvrs Any Cancer Wlthnut KNIFE or PAIN AT HALPPWICEforind-ivii. Not rlnllrtr ii'-tfi In? p;iit until rtirH. Only ttifni lill"f ureeverdtiroveml. ABSOtUFB QUAHANIEE, tiewl Ikk it on can' rf evrrrtfitl,Snt FREB wltfi tritlmonliili ol thoiiiawli currd wtth oiitn failure. A Pacific Mith'l plant make IM me curr. mo9 won J ri-fful discover on earth. Small cancer nirtd it vour horn. Nn X-Ray nr othei wlmilr. Write torfr; for otir 1 30-11 gt book.) ent free. DR. & MRS. CR. CHAMLEY & GO. 2S Chimler Bid-. 696 rUcAlllittr St. Sao Francisco Kindlj Send To Someone With Cancer, 0 COPAftej IN 2 TR1VKLKRH' OlfDB. PORTLAND RV-. tKIHT POWER CO, t AKti I;Aifi, Tlrkft ifTI!4- naTifl Walllnr-RKm, t lrt ttd Alder Htrr7t FOR Ortron fity 4, 6:30 A. M , an4 Try SO mtriutf to rirnl tncliifllng H P. M.. thn 10. II P. M.; lait tar 12 mMnlftht. (irrnlmm. Itori-iaT. f-a:l rk, Kta M4la, ( ttzaflfrn, f'alrvlf r and Trotit dulo 7:15, M AT,, 11:15 A. M , 1:10, 8 45. :U T:25 P. M. FOR VANCOt'VEB, TvM"t ofTtce and wUlng--rom BwsnnA and Waflhlneton rttruetti. A- M. 0:15, 6:rU. 7:25. 8:00, 8:38, 9:10. :W). 10:30. J 1:10. 11:60. P. M 12:30. 1:10. 1 :60, 2:80. 8:10, 3 rV0, 4 30, 5:10. 5:fl0. fl:30. 7:00, 7:40, 8:13. 9:35. 10:36), ll:46t On Third Monditr In Rrerr Month the .t t ar Ihvm nt P. M. Dally except riunday. . t Dally except Monday. CANADIAN PACIFIC EmpreHi lAt9 ot tha Atlantic. LESSTHAN FOUR DAYS ATSEA The Empress, sail frnm Qmrbnc to Livw pool In six days; two d:iys on the majestlrj Ht. Lawrence. Hpl. comfort, eleganro anl safety are combined In these sp!niwl ex press steamers. Ask any tl'ket agent for particulars, or write J. K. JOHNSON, FaM. Agt.. 142 Third Ht., I'ortland. Or. North Pacific S. S. Co'x. Steamship Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los Angples direct every Thursdaj at 8 P. M. Ticket office 132 Third St., near Aider. Both phones, iL 1314. II. Young", Agent. BAJJ FRANCISCO PORTLAND STEAMSHIP CO. From Alnsworth Dock. Portland. 9 A. M, B.S. "Rose Cltj." April IS, Mar S. 3, ete. 6.14. "Senator." May 2. 18. 30. etc From ppear St.. Pan Francisco. 11 A. M. S.8. "Senator," April 25, May 9, 23, etc "RoM tlty," May 2. 16. 30. etc. J. W. HAS SUM, Dock Asent. Phone Main 288. Alnsworth Dock. COOS BAY LINE The steamer BREAKWATER av-i port land every WedneHdur at P. M. from Oak ttreet dock, for North Bnd, Marahlleld and Cooa Bay polntH. Freight received ttll 4 p, M. on day of sailing. FaMnger fare flrtt claae, $10; second-claRS, $T. Including berth and meals Inquire city ticket office. Third aod -Waahinstoa street, oc Oftk-atraeftroo VJV 'J -OVT Ve.