Morning Oregonian., February 24, 1911, Page 19, Image 19

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TIIE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1911.
T
Shipments Will Be Made by
Way of Sound Ports.
SECURED AT WALLA WALLA
BIuoMem Offered More Freely Tliaa
Any Other Kind With Poor De
mand om California.
Barley " la Steady.
Th only activity la th hnt trad in
lh. past few day ha bt Is th. Walla
Walla etioo. bn several od-s!sd lots
war. taken. Th. purchase wr mad by
a tocal ana and th. wh.at U It In lilped
to th. Orient by way of th. Sound. It
reported that th. pi-ice paid M oqalv
al.at t Tt earns track at tld.wat.r. On
th. aam buslnee th. Portland quotation
would Mt neMd TT cent. Th. Bound mar
ietta ha. Ih. advantaf. ov.r toll city
la carina- au parlor iranaportatlon facilities
for handling- Oriental grain shipments.
Th.ro wa a .mall local d.raand for elufc
ad a llttlo business waa dona at 71 cents.
Bluest era waa oflferod mart frly than any
other Tarl.ty and waa tha weakeat la th
Hat. Tho laqulry for bluoatom from Cali
fornia was nominal. thoush It U .ipocted
that slat, will still tak. about . bush
els from tha Northwest.
Th. oats market waa weak and It waa
said shippers could ke freely obtained at
1ST Barter was steady with a mod.rato de
mand and small offerings.
Local rectpta la cars wero reported by tho
Merchants' Eiehari as follows:
Wheat Darley Flour Oats Hay
Mnnrlar
It t :
Tu.wlar 1
4 1 1 U
(IS S 1
at. and Thure.
-v... I ... I
F.eao to Sale 31 41 1'J ? Jtl
Tear as. ivl! Uit 19
EMOUaH HOr PRICE ARB 1111'
fthootaeoa of meek. WU1 Sustain Talnea
Proan Now On.
Hep market conditions In Zngland. as re
ported by th Kentish observer of Feb
ruary . are a follows:
Atthonjrh Ih. demaad for hops Is quieter,
tho trade having aaau'ned Its normal Feb
ruary sro. t. the tone continues verr
h-a:ch. with prKoa exceedingly Arm. Th.
shortneM of atocka will ho eurncint to sus
tA.a taltfs from now onward, and any In
quiry will ondouhtedly lead to a further
.lxnr. Continental auppllea hart prac
tirillr raaed tr tho aeaeon. America and
l'actrte Coaet hop. arrive In moderate quan
lit .a. and are abaorked br consumer, at
tu'l quotation
Trade circulars of tho London bop fac
tor. My:
Wild. Neame Co There Is no altera
tion to report on our market. Pualneea Is
In. lined to be quiet. Available atocka are
restricted and hd fur full eurrent
rate.
Menger a Henley A quieter ton has pre
vailed during lh past week, th scarcity
of ueeful and me-ltum eoriver hops account
ing for this, t'rlcea remain very firm.
w. H a H. l-e laar The market ro
mami very firm Indeed, stocks ana In an
ex.-eenMnglr rma'l compass, snd burers find
an increasing difficulty la g.tttng what they
require.
I III it AND VEGETABLE ( PPLT LARGE
l.lem Car Roe el red by the Froal-etreet
Trad.
Vagetables and fruits of every description
wer In sharp demand 'yesterday. There
waa a vood supply offered. Ih daya arrivals
belag heavier than nsuat Among lh re
ceipts were ivo ears of banana, on ef
mage. a ef California grape frail, two
f celery, on of caallflower aad on of cab
bar.
On -f Ih car of celery ram from
Korthern California and th other from
Souther. California. After Ihla month, cel
ery will arrlr In bolter conditio. Owing
to th rains la California, th calory could
not be hanked and this waa responsible for
Ih poor geality of moot of the recent ar-riv-aes.
The oewage market Is frrm. with aa np
ward tendency. Lemons are als firm, but
no higher. A car of Florida grnpo fruit
Is aa ike war.
xuii tru at twentt cents.
iMwft sTmlpf. Carry Frios Steadily
Downward.
Eyas sold freely yesterday at centa la
largo lots, cas count. For single cases of
candled Block no on ask.d evar SI cents.
Rooolpls from local potats wart th heaviest
of any day this season. The demand was
brisk.
There waa no Inrrsas la th rnsply -of
poultry and th market was strong through
out. Twenty cents was tha gsn.ra! Dries
on chickens. Country dressed meals held
fairly steady.
The demaad for bolter aad eh ease was
good aad price were unchanged.
Bank Cleavings.
Rank clearing, of Ih. Northwestern dtles
yesterday wet as follows:
Clearing. BaTaaee.
Portland 11. ?.'. ,1111.7.7
tieattl J.J .oO Hi. Hi
Ta.-oroa :il.l 1 111
pokaaa ..
roETLAxn markets.
I.rain. Frewr. reed. rt.
Wheat Track prices: plueatem. -c;
tlila, T 4!V; red Kusslan. It 9 lit ; Valley.
u, : u.ioid. :-.
BAKU! .. U24.M per tod ; hrew-
1ns. nominal.
V MI1.UTL FFS Bran. :lf3 per Ion;
ir.ljdur.sa. .7a3: shorts. ;:: rolled
heirey. t.i- .rt-OO.
rtul R falents. II.OS per tarr-l;
trlr. exports. lifJO: Valley.
graham. $.m; whole wheat, quarters. S4.su.
fOHM Whole. 3"; crseked. J2l per tee.
OATS No. 1 white. g.lerxTsO per Ion.
HAY Track prices: Timothy. Eastern
Oregon. No. I. tl.tr-D: mtxeU. 1U19. al
falfa. Il:il:tv. grata hay. (UcjlJvoo;
clever, til O IX
Tegotablrs aad Frail.
ArPLt: Fancy, f l.soffrso; choice. )ld)
1.3: common. A'ctfll per bos.
ctAC'h: VBOE rJkULK-Carrots. c8l
hu-xlred: fO'aaips. 1. turnips. POcllSli
heola. II U.
OkEEM FRCTTsFears. I1.S0C1.TS per
bos; Mala cas. II W per .barrel; crsnbar
rie. siJ-So per oarreL
TROI'ICAL. FRl'IU Oranges, n a eel a,
S29--S per bos: Florida grapefruit. SJ.I0;
tsiifornlm srspefrnlt. SV.. honsnss. So
per pound, pineapples. So per pound; lemons,
J.Mal: tancerlnes. Sl.Tj per box.
ttUETAHLEa- t ahbsse, 1U g 1.20 per
ltvo. cauUXIower. 9Z tt Z S per crate; celery.
Cal.fornto, S-. per crata; cucumbers. J
ane : ee volant. lAe Der Bound: earlle.
-.lv IJo per iounO trven onions, ZOo p.r
!'. : head lettuce, tovswo per doa; peppers,
2 per lb., pumpkiaa. lo per lav; rad.ahea.
Sotf'C per dosen; sprouts, oc; tomatoes.
SI T1 i V per tax.
I'OTAIOtS Oregon, baying prtc. I1.SS
II 4 per hundred; snoot potatoes. 4 per
kandevd.
CiSloNS Buying prtc. S4) per kua
dr.e. Ihalry aad Cexsatry Fredoce.
FOIT.TRT t.lee: Hews. S1V: Pprlngs. lt4
SJVKj; turkeys. 3K : ducka MS?V: sees. 12
lc: dreeaed turkeya choice. 21 i.c.
V.'iG Oregon ranch, candled. JOtflMcper
dosen.
aJCTTrTR Cl'y creamery estra. 1 and
pound rem is. in bosea Sle per pound; lees
tnen boa's, cartons asd delivery extra.
CHEfcse; Full cream, twine. ISStflto
per pooad: young America. IIHOl'c
FOPH Fancy, 11llh Per pound.
rr.iL fancy, tt to J J pouada I3S
IS So per povsd.
Frovlelaas,
HAM5 19 I 13 pounds. ITIse: 11 lo 14
peusus. Si's; 14 I Id pououa, Uc;
DRIFNTBUYSWHEA
skinned. ITHe; picnics, JJiio; cottage roll
li c-
PMOICED MEATS Beef ton rues. 8o;
drlef beef seta. e: outside. Bom.; tnatde.
iJc; knuckle. 33c ,.u..
BACON Fancy. SJc; standard. 24 .
choice, use; Enr'i'h, lHa
DBT A LT CURED Regular short clears,
dry salt, 14e: smnk.d. l-4: baoka. light,
salt. I4e; smoked. lHo: backs, heavy,
salt. 11 Wo: smoked. export, salt,
lte; smoked. 17Hc.
LARD Kettle rendered, lieree. ISc; luh.
13'o; stoadard pure, tierces. 1-"; tubs,
llc: cbjolre, tierces lie; tubs, lis,
shortsnlng. tierces, loc; tubs, 10WC.
Heps. Wool. Hide. Etc.
HOPS litio crop. HSOl'Jc: 100 crop, II
Olm: contrscta. lSSyleo.
WOOL Bsstern Oregon, lSalo per lh..
sccordlng to shrlnksge; Valley. lTtJlPe per
pound.
hluH AIR Choice. SO per pound.
HIDi't ealted hide. t"js per pound;
salted calf. 13a; Bailed kip. Te: Bailed
stage. o; green hide, lo less: dry hides,
17o: dry calf, llcllc; dry staga. 11 9 Ho.
FBLT3 Dry. lufee; salted. buuhers
take-ofr. lt0e
CA.K'IKA HARK oo per pouad.
OKAI.N p AC Kd Car Iota, lilt.
Olla.
LTNPECD OIL Pure raw. In barrola.
SLOT; kettle boiled. In barrels, SI. 08; raw.
In cases, SL13: kettl boiled. In case. 11.14.
Lots of 300 gallons. 1 per cent lets per gal
lon. COAL Oil- Wstsr Whits. Iron bbta. bo;
wood bhls. ISo: Pearl olL rases. lose:
Headllghu Iron bbla. 11c; caees. 18; wood
bbla. 14c; tocene, esses. le; special
Whits, iron bbls. UVte. wood bbla 16S.1
Elsln. cases, I7ci- extra Star, csaea, 13Vt;
V. M. t P. naotna. Iron bbla. 15c: cases.
Tit.
OASOL1NE Red Crown and motor gas
oline. In Iron bbls. Hdft casee. 2iM,e: 8
gasoline. Iron bbls, S"c. cases. TM: engln
disttllat. lroa bbla,.TSc. cases, 14 Vic.
Crerle, Dried Fruits, Etc.
DRIED FRUITS Apples. HBlUe Pr
lb.; eurrsala. ISHc; sprlcots, KnflKci
dstes. packsse. lo'se per lb.; figs. bulk,
whits or block, by esck. T3c: B-Cj. SLDOv
1.73; 12-lIs. 85c; J4-12S. 10-1. Sjc;
b'mrynaa. ISc.
.ALUON Columbia River. 1-pound tana
SS-lo pee dosen: 1-pound tolls. J.: 1
pound fists. i0; Alaska plnlc 1-pound
la I la. 1.2i
COFKEE Roasted, In drums, :3034c Pr
pound.
NUTS Walnnls. 1Tjio per pound:
Pram nuts. 14tyine; filberts. 1u: almonda
ldultc: pecans, lsc: cocoanuta. cjll per
doxen; chestnuts. !2Hc per pound; hickory
nuts. Soluo per pound.
SALT Orsnulaled. 113 per ton: half
ground. 10ua. l .o per lun: SOs. S per ton.
iiEANrt dmall whits. 44c; lai ge while.
4We; Lima. 6P0c; pink. Siac; red Mexicans,
6'c; bayou. Ie.
KICK No. 1 Japan. 4c; cheaper grades.
fS.Botf 4.S.1; Southern head. 3 S w To.
HONEY Choice. S3.7S per case: atralned,
ISo per pounds
HI'OAR lry granulated, frolt and berry.
Slv.30; beat. IV10, extra C. l "D; golden C
S4 70; yellow D, S4.BO; runes (barrela).
I4.S.1; powdered, l oj. Terms on remit
tance within 13 days, deduct He per pound.
If Istar than IS days and within SO days,
deduct Uo per pound. Maple sugar, 169
loc pr pound.
EASTERN EGGS OFFERED
Pl'T OX SKATTIX' MARKET AT 2C
CENTS.
Lorar Qtititrd Weak at SlIn
rrrnsfil rtuttrr orrcrlnjts rroni
Orrgon I'olaioe Easlrr.
SEATTLE. Wsah., Feb. 53. Ifpeclal.)
Egg dropped I 34 cents this afternoon and
wlil be offered at that price In tho morn
ing. A car of fresh E a Hern was switched.
Into the upper yards late today and will be
srallablo for tomorrow mornlng'a bualneaa
at 3Je. Th demand tod.iy waa actlv
and atecka art generally well cleaned up to
night. Hutier offerings from outeld points, no
tsbly tlregon. Inereaaed.
The potato market waa decidedly nsler.
Good potatoes ware purchsard on track at
S2S.30. Track slocks are lighter tha a they
have beeo In some time.
A few local cucumbera arrived today. The
lemon market la somewhat easier, with S4
the outatde price. lettuce was In heavier
supply. Commission men found 11 rather
difficult to obtain more than SI. Pptnach
waa ecarce at gl-Ki " There wua a brisk call
for asparagus, but a yet pons has reached
Western svenue.
Wheal was weak.
FRODLCK AT SAX FRANCISCO.
Qoolstlows Carres! la" lb Day City Mar
kets. ttS FRAN01SCO. Keb. 23. Th follow
ing produce prices were current today I
Vegetables Cucumbers. 41 1(9; gsrlle,
(,.; gruen peas, SU15u: airing beau a.
nominal: tomatoes, nominal; egg plant, 10
13c.
Hutter Fancy creamery. 21 So.
Eggs Store. lDSc; fancy ranch. S0H.
t'heese Young America. ltltflTc
Mlilsluff Hraa IMdsT; middlings I J5 3
Oo3.
Fruit Apples, choice. II; common. TSei
Mexican Itmee. So.o s; t-alltornla lemona,
choice. (3; gommoos. S1.3); orsnges, navel,
SLOu 12.23; pioeapplea, UvtW,
potatoes ri.tlinaa. Iturbanaa. S2.10O2-30;
sweet. llui.ISi Oregon Kurbanka, Il.tIO
114
Onions IMS ,f 4.
Hay Wheat. Iisllll per ton; wheat
and oata. ssail.So; alfalfa. 1S.
Keceij.ta llour. 4""W quarter sacks;
wheal, 1013 centals; bsrley, 10.SA3 centals;
oata. 2140 centals; potatoes. 5.10 sacks;
bran, ao aacks; middlings. IIS sscks; hay,
T14 tone.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23. eitsndard copper
quiet. epot, February. March. April and
May. 1Z.15& li-oc i,onaon quiet, npol
pa: fu'ures, 1 .Is sd. Arrivals reported at
New York today, 71S tons. Custom-nous, re
turns show exports of 14. 3or tons so far
thle sesson. IjlUe copper. 13.82H t 12 Ttvc;
electrolytic. 12.ST Is u 12.W So and casting.
12T13.ioc.
Tin. unssttled. Spot and February,
43&o4nc; March. 42043.50c: April and
May. 41 u 42c. London Ortu, Spot, ili3; fu
.urea. llsS 13a.
Iad dull at 4.4094.30c New Tork and
4 23n4.Soc IVast Kt. Louis. London, (13
3a d.
Spelter firm. Ppot. S.S3f3.03o New Tork
and 3.40 9 3.43c Eest Su Louis. London. IXi
Ts d.
Iron Cleveland warrants. 40s IHd In
tendon, locally Iron wss steady. No. 1
foundry Northern. 3I3.3i ia.d.: No. 2.
SIS.23V1; No. 1 elouthera and No. 1 cu th
em soft. 313.230 13.73,
Coffee aad Sagmr.
wfitr vnr 1" V - V. 'y c.eu
closed barely stesdy at a net decline of 2i
and March, 10.34c; April. Jlxy. Id.Aoc; June.
lO.d.c; July, iv.ic: auiuh, jv.oim:: Sep
tember. io.2lc: octt,ber.- io.tc; November,
lo.ulc: December and January. P.3c.
.. . . ..:. , ' . v'a 7 tU M
r-pol , . . 1 . aw uimiinu. . '. ..... ., . - . ir
llc; No. 4 finlis. l:iSfrl3c Mild
coffee quiet. Cordova. 1lll13c, nominal.
Haw susar tlrm. Muscovado, .hli teat.
S20c: centrifugal. .&) te.t. S.Toc: molsssws,
.. test. 2 Hoc. Heflned sugar, steady.
Pried Fruit at Near York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23. Evaporated ap
ples, firm; eery light offerings, ripot. fsncy.
12StUc: choice. HSVl-i; prime. 11 SI
11 Sc: cold atorage. SVIOc.
I'runes firm. Smsll stocks, falr'y actlv
jobbing demand, quotations ranging from
SVUSo for California np to o'-4os and
lip 12c (or Oregon from 3e to o"e,
I'ticbta, quiet, barely steady on the tower
freight rates from he West. Choice. TS 9
TSc, extra choice. TSIaSSc; fancy. SStfOc
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.1. Cotton Snot
rloeed eieady. 10 points higher. Mld-up-lands.
14.1UO; do Gulf, 14.23c. Sales, 83u0
bsles.
Cotton futures closed very steady, S I 10
points higher. February. U3c; March.
IS vie: April. 13 43c; May. 14 oe; June.
1403c: July. I4.m3c: August. 13.71o; Octo
ber. 12,4c; December. 12.34c
f hi case rrednra Market
OHICAOO. Feb S3. Hotter "taady;
creamerlrs lTW2oSe: dairies. 1 6 ft 22 c.
r.ggs weak: receipts 14. til raa-e; at
mark, cases included. 13 914c; firsts, 13c;
prime firsts. 17c.
Cheee .rlteady ; daisies. 1SS91IC: twins.
1SSal2He; young Americas, 14S913C;
loss horns. 14 S C 13c.
f alrtttta lilseoemi rtete Raieed.
CAITTTA. reh. S3. The rate of dis
count of the Ksnk of Bengal was raised
from T to S per cent today.
TOP CUTTLE PRICES
Active Demand and Firm Mar
ket for All Classes.
GOOD RUN AT THE YARDS
First Sale of Hog In Week Show
Xo ImproTement In Tbla Line.
Little Doing In the Mate
ton Trade.
Cattl sales made up most of th bus!
noes at the stock yards yesterday. Th
market wag a firm on and top prices
wars obtained oa the best quality. Thro
loads of prim Bteers wr sold at SS.T3.
Other sales ranged from tS ta IS.60. Cows
sold from t to 3 and bulls brought 4.23.
A fsw calves war Bold at IT.SO.
The first shipment of hogs reeelTOd for a
week was unloaded In ths morning and a
bunch of 10 head, averaging 1ST pounds,
found a buysr at Jb.50.
The only transaction In the mutton Hn
was ths sal of a few lamb at $300.
There wer several sales la the horse
market.
Receipts for Ih day W cattl.
calves. 831 sheep and 1ST hogs.
Shippers of Ih Btock wsr W. D. Danler.
of Lostlne, 1 car of bogs; P. J. Brown.
North Powder and Haines. 1 oar of hogs
snd of cattl; Charles MeCullough. Wel
ser, 1 csr of cattl and calves; F. W. How
ard, valt, 8 ra of cattle; George W.
Campbell, Montague, 1 car of cattle; E. K.
Wlllard, Echo. 2 cars of cattle; Qeorg L.
.Wooster, Umatilla, 3 car of cattle; K. J.
Hyron. cars of eattls. and J. A. Taylor,
Baker. 3 cars of cattle.
Th day s sales were aa follows:
Weight. Prior,.
30 Bteers
lod hogs
steers
2 steers ......
3 call SB .......
1 calf
10 steers
U cows
17 steer ......
1 cw
2 bulls
T cow s .......
23 steers
11 steers
3 cows .......
14 steers
3 cows
T pieers
S steers
11 stesrs
2:1 steers
23 steers
3 steers
1 sleer
1 steer
It Btc.TS '
13 Bteers
20 steers
2 bulls
2T lambs
8 drivers
10 chunks
, 12111 SHIS
lhT b.0
11M5 o.TS
, lino B.23
1 T.30
ISO BOO
Ms 5.2J
S70 4.60
, H'lo .3S
1IJQ 4.H0
1423 4.W
, IM 5.2.1
943 3.113
U1 T3
! 10.iT 4.30
B34 B SM
una s.oo
; sun s.oo
nun .oo
KI..3 3T3
11.-.4
Kiwi . 13
....ls.VI .5.00
lll-JO 5.I0
'..1 1170 3.00
1312 0.13
..1113 6-13
1132 0 30
12H5 4.3-"
73 6-.V0
S123.UO
73.00
3.-.0.O0
1 team drivers
. An ths vsrlous classes of
stock at the Portland L'nlon Stockyards
wer ss follows:
-r:m. steers f .. ?J J.
Oood to cholc. steers J ;fW 1,1
Ksir lo good steers S.-S 6.73
Common steers I ?!
t horns to prune cows -2?H S'ii
!od to choice beef cows 4.769 S.OO
Common to fair bc,f cows J 00 4 uo
Choice spsysd heifers Ml 5 :?
C.oo.1 to choice heifers 5..
Choice to good fst bulls 4.25 J l.s
Fair lo good fat bulls S.7ty 4 00
Common bull ?
C.ood to choice light calves i.aV s.Oll
Ksir to good light calves T.OOOT i.40
Oood to choice heavy calves.... 3.2." S.6Q
Common calves i li
Oood to cholc stags S.oe S.25
Kair to good Slavs 4-eOW
Choice hogs S.JSO 8. 75
Good to cholc hogs S.OO if I 1)
r-oor hogs v T.09 T.60
r-heep
Choice yesrllng wether, grain fd 4.25 9
Old wethers 4 00 V 4 24
Choice ewes, grain fsd 3.t0t 4.&0
Kalr te medium ewes, grsln fed 2.76 1 S.2S
Choloe lambs, grain fed .75j (.00
Oood to eliolce, grain fed 3. HO 9 3.73
Fair to good 4.40 9 S.&O
I'oor iamb i.itv 0
nay-red sncap ana inmoa ss wer man
erain-frd.
Current prices In the horse market fol
low: Extra heavy drafters, lt0)t7t; 140
to 100 pounds, 110 tx 300: 1:09 to 1400
pounds. loo tr :i4; chunks. 4tOK0; drivers,
Slot up; saddlers, 10 up: plugs, 10Co,
CliiraaTO Llvsatock Market
CHICAOti. Feb. 23. Cattle Receipts es
timated at ftooO; market slow and wsak.
Heeveg. 13 91; Texas steers, $I.'J39 S.rlu:
Western Bteers. 1 4. 00 f 3. 70 ; stockers ana
feeders. 33. M 9 .1 s: ro s and heifers, $&C0
U3.70: cslvss. S7.30igft.30.
Hogs Keceipts' estimated at 3S.e)no: mar.
ket weak to 3c lower. Light, S7.'J57.i0
mixed. S7.ofttsT.45; heavy, I'l.KS "4 7 .13 ;
rough. fo.KJr 7.13; good to choice, heavy,
IT. !.. 7. .13; Pigs. ST.40tyT.TO; bulk of aalea,
7-.iiiil.il."..
r!haep Hscelpig estimated at 33.000; mar
ket irak. lc to IRc lower. Native, S3-109
4 T3: Western, S-11'0 4H: yearlings. $1.73
iv;,v lamus, native, 3398.30; Western,
S3. 33 9 0- 30.
POOLS FORGE UP PRICES
SPECIALTIKS APVAXCKD AS RE
SULT OF MANIPULATION.
General List Shows Small Net
Cliancr at the Close llcarj
Itayins; of Gould Bonds.
NEW TORK, Feb. S3. Throughout to
day's session of the stock sschangs the
market malntalnsd a good undertons. al
though the day was one of disturbing un
certainties, closing prices recorded few net
changes of consequence, save In the case of
eome of the specialties, which were ad
vanced presumably as a result of pool man
ipulations. Concerted bidding up of apeolaltles in th
last hour lent an appearanc of atrength
and activity to trading, but there was no
response from tu usual market leaders.
Virginia-Carolina Oismlcsl gsinsd 3va.
Oenersl Chemical 4S and leaser advances
were made hy American Agricultural Chem
ical. American Can preferred. American
Cotton Oil and United State Cast Iron
pipe. Th market closed firm. -
Trading In the Gould securities again
made up a large share of tha transactions,
but there was less evidence of aggresslv
buying than on the earlier day of tba week
and prlus advanced more reluctantly.
Wabash preferred gained a point, but Mis
souri Pacific improved by only a amail
fraction. Canadian Pacific was again
Btrong. Revival .of tho report that It would
absorb the Wabash system attracted little
attention, however.
chipment of a large amount of Brazilian
gold for London was explained by locsl
hankers aa supposedly In connection with
operations In coffee.
Hesvy buying of Oould bonds waa th
featur of th bond markL Missouri Pa
cific convertible 3s, Wsbash extension 4s
and Wabaah-Plttaburg Terminal 4a all ad
vanced. Th general bond market eras firm.
Total Bales, par value. SI. 430.000. United
States bonds wsr unchanged n call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. I.ow. Hid.
Alltel Chsl Pf .. S" - 31V, HIV,
Amal Copper .. 1.700 64 t 64S
Am As-rlcult .. S.noO 8.1 3u 1:V
Am Hect r-ugar. l.l.hOO 7 4W dot
American Can .. 2.300 9-s PS
Am Car A Kdy .Vw SnV: nut, M
Am Cotton Oil. I.'") l V 0 HI 4
Am Hd a LI Pf 100 H4 s - -
Am Securl.. 100 SI 21 31
Am Linseed J1H
Am l.oeomotlve M0 4i 41 41,
Am bmei A Kef 1.200 7014 TlK, 73
do preferred Jn.1
Am Steel Krly.. 3'0 IH MJ SO
Am ugar Ref.. lioO IIHUj 111 llfH
Am T1 Tel.. f 143 145H 14
Ant T,.bscco pf. 3"0 H W7 7 V
Am Woolen H"! S4 34 ts M
Ansconda M Co 2oO J. , 3V iS
106
do prsferrsd.. l'H)
1"2
122
H5
82
73
314
30
104
282
83
30
222
46
147
127
V4
34
67
141
14
109
84
73
3d
31
60
30
134
12S
J
1115
1U
63
, 117
1B
11
42
18
84
07 S
112
14
28 T
143
34
07.
B0
122
55
88
111
42
103
71
m
127
100
117
20
35
1(10
30
159
84
.12
til
43
82
07
54
119
28
lirt
38
2
22?
51
"179
3
s
44
80
119
45
08
S
17
40
60
To
74
S
Atl Cosst Llns.
Halt 4t Ohio ...
Hethlehvra Steel
Brook H Tran..
Canadian Pic.
Central Leather
do preferred..
Central of N J.
Chea At Ohio ..
loo
3rMI
loo
30
3.3oO
l.UOO
Son
loo
1.300
Chicago ft Alton
Chi (it Weat
do preferred.. ......
Chicago As N W
C. M ft tit P. .. 1,100
C. C, C At 8t L.
Col Fuel ft Iron
Col ai Southern. TOO
RTV
142 1,
14
lrtu
33
734
30
31 T,
Mt,
8Vs
120H
02
"io't
54
11
ITS
JS
lSt
as
Tli
113
140 74
2s'i
144
8314
07 S
oVs
'm"
38 V.
lll'i
42 t
104i
T1V
12T
23
ia7
'iii"
'35tt
67S
141
14S
MUV
34 'I
73 'I
83
31
31
83 S
128
2
"is
33
117
18
10
43
14
33
K7
112
141114
2S
142S
K3 ',1
07
MS
'ii"
:ts
111VJ
42
loo
71
li'is
23
137
t"
43o'"
Consol Gas
Corn Products
Del ft Hudson..
D ft R Grands.,
do preferred..
Dimmers' Sscur
Erie
do 1st pf ....
do 3d Pf ....
General Ele ..
1,00
li0
l'lO
1.7O0
1,01 0
6)0
8.3O0
Ui0
3O0
Gl North Pf .. 8"0
Ot North Or .. 100
Illinois Central
Iliterbor Met .. 4'K
do preferred.. 4o0
Intor Hsrvoster 8oo
Inter Blarlns pf
fx HI
oO
to
20
SIK)
2O0
3O0
tVM)
2U0
floO
TOO
100
6.900
Int Paper
int Pump . . ..
Iowa Centrorl . ..
K C Southern
do preferred..
Laclede Gas ...
lxiuis ft Nash..
Minn ft St L. .
M, P ft S S M
Mo. Kan ft Tax
do preferred..
Mo Psclflo
Nat Ttiacult ...
Nat Lend 200
Mel N Ky 3 Pf 1.SO0
N V Central . .. 1.800
N Y, Ont ft Wes 2tH
Norfolk ft Wea. 400
North Am 200
North Paclrto .. 1.900
Paclllc Mail ... 2oo
Pennsylvsnia .- 8.4O0
People's Gas
P. C C ft rit L. 200
Pittsburg Cosl
Pressed 8 Car.. 800
Pull Pal Car
Hy Stsel Spring
Heading 40.S00
Hepublle Steel.. 4o0
do preferred.. 100
Rock.Ieland Co 3.200
do preferred
St L ft S K 3 pf 800
bt L Southwest.
do preferred.. 700
Slons-rihcfField
fouthern I'ss .. 3.TlrO
Southern Ity . .
do preferred. . 3XW1
Tenn Copper .. 1.100
Texas ft Pac l,0
Tol. St L ft Wes 8"0
Uo preforred. . 200
Union Pao S1.2DO
do preferred.. 1,M
D S Realty ... 1"
IT 8 Rubber ... 1.200
(J 8 Steel 41.3'XI
do preferred.. 1.300
139 H
84 V,
till
82 H
"42"
'67 T4
iiii4
2M14
tins
SST,
SO 14
4
.VH4
1711 '4
11:1s
f.SH
43 H
sis
iio
138
84
uu
32
43
'ci's
ii
2S
n
3-1
20
K3V
33
1T
03
os
4.1
8K
Utah copper . .
Va-Caro Chem.,
Wabash
Wsbash
do preferred..
Western Md ,.
Westing Klec .
Western Union.
Wh.-el ft I. K..
s.too r.8 or.
l.'.XMJ Mi 03
1,900 18 17
11.5110 40 3
1(10 00 60
2"0 To 70
IOO T3 73
jiHJ 6 'I
7HO 177'i 17T
Lehigh Valley
177
Total sales for the day. 204.100 shares.
BONDS.
NFW YORK. Feb. 23. Closing quotations:
C S. ref 2 rrg.lol N. Y. C. gn 3s MB
do coupon ...H'l No. Paclflr: ,1s... 1 '
V B 3s reg in2!No. Pacltln 4s. . .1O0
'do' coupon .. .l2!l'nlon Paclflo .B.1O0H
U. S. new 4S reg.lltf V. I. Central 4s H8 B
do coupon ...110 I Japanese 4s .. 8. B
D. ft K. U. 4... S3 '.si
Money. Kxhnnge, Kte.
NFW YOKK, Feb. 211. Money on call
steady 2'4i2 per cent: ruling rate, 8;
cloKing bid. 3; offered at 2.
Time loans dull. Sixty days, 3 per cent,
snd 90 days 3'3 per cent; six months.
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4(?
4VhtePr"ngCxohanBe nrm, with actual busi
ness in bankers' bills st $4.8350r4.c.:i0O for
AO-day bills, and at S4.S040 for demand. Com
mercial bills, 34.83 ii4.83.
llur silver. 52 c
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Bonds Government snd railroad steady.
IXJNDON. Feb. 23. Bar silver Srtdy,
3-4 8- lod orr ounce.
Money 2j:i per cent.
The rte of dlecount In the open market
for short bills la 3 3-1'u3'4 per cent; for
three months' bills, St3 1-ld per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S3. Sterling on
London. 00 dsys, S4.S2S: do sight. 4.8o.
Ltrafts Sight. 7c; telegraphic, 10.
CHICAOO, Feb. 33. Excbango on New
York, par. .
Condition of Ih Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. At hs begin
ning of business today the condition of ths
United Btsu-s Trsasury wss:
Working balancs in Treasury of-
flees .r.-. 24.T4T,OT
In banks and Philippine treasury 82.s32.StiO
Total balance In general fund... 82.372,645
Ordinary recelpta yealarday. .. ... . Ii.ait2.8i0
Ordinary dlrburaementa 8.d7o.3.i3
Ths deficit to date this fiscal year Is
.030,80.V aa against 28,0t).874 at this
time Isst year.
These figures axeluds Panama Canal and
publlo dsbt transactions.
HUcks at Boston.
BOSTON, Feb. 33. Closing quotations:
Alloues 3 )Mob,wk
Amalg Copper., (13 Nevada Con. ... 1:1
1. z. L. ft dm.. 23lNlplalng Minea.. 11
Arlxona Com. .. 18iN'orth liiitte. 28
Atlantlo 4 North Lake
B ft C C ft 8 M. 13oId Dominion... 3'J
Butte Coalition. 18 Osceola lod
CaL ft Arlsona. 3l!larrott (S. ft C.) 12
Cal. ft. Hecla...300 lyulncy 07
Centennial 13 sliannon 11
fnn Knn . to. m x.ouuoiiui " "
K. Itutte t-V. sa. i-
Sup ft Rns Min. . 6
Hud ft Pitts Cop. 14
Prankltn 10
Olroux Con
Granby Oon. ... 34
Qreene Cananea. 6
I. Royale (Cop.) 13
Kerr Lnke 6
Lake Copper 3T
T Kail CoDDBr 4
Tamarack 43 A
U. 8. 8. R. ft M. 3o B
do preferred .. 46
Utah Con 1.1
Utah Copper Co. 43
Winona 8
Wolverine 120
Miami Copper... 30 I
Wool at St. Insula.
T. LOriA Feb. 23. Wool Unchanged.
Territory and Western mediums. 19u2c;
Una mediums, 16Ulsc; fins. 12a 13c.
Dulnth FUz Market.
DTJLUTH. Feb. 23.--Fla on track and to
arrive, 12.09; Mey. 12.68 bid.
Hop at Kew York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23. Hops dull.
CiTY TO BE MADE GUEST,
San Francisco Excursionists to En
tertain Klamath Falls.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Feb. 23.
(Special.) E. It. Pearnej. president of
tba Klamath Chamber of Commerce,
rays that the business men of Hnn
Francisco are preparing to run an ex.
curslon to thla city In the first week in
May. Mr. Keamea has Just returned
from San Francisco and declare that
tha business men of that place are ani
ons about future trade possibilities of
Klamath Fall with their wnolesale
houses. No less than 150 of tha proml.
nent wholesalers and publicity men are
arranging to join the excursion.
San Franolsco wholesalers, according
to Mr. Reamea, fear business will turn
more toward Portland when the South
ern Pacific cut-off from the nortii Is
completed, placing; Klamath Fall on
tha main line and giving It more direct
ronnection with the Oregon metropolis
Mr. Reames says the San Francisco
excursionists .do not expect Klamath
Falls to moke any effort whatever ta
entertain them. On the contrary they
Intend to invite every Klamatn Falls
business man to spend at least one day
with them on excursions over the lakes
and through the valleys. Tlwv plan to
tear all the. expense of tho trips and
provide all the entertainment.
Raymond Sees $15,000 Investment.
BATMPXD, Wash., Feb. 23. Special.)
Raymond la aoon to have a flna set of
gravel bunkers. The Raymond Sand and
Gravel Company la Investing S15.000 to
build these bunkers. One set of bunk
ers will be at Long Island, on the bay.
wher they have a fine bar of gravel
and sand. These will be used for load
ing the same on vessels, while the bunk
ers will ba for tha purpose of unload
ing material at this place. Concret has
been used largely In the building of dry
kilns by the mills. Some concrete o'ls
Ines blocks have been built and others
will be erected during the Summer.
Atchison S.4"0
J074.
103 1"S
12 122
lo3 111.1
2s .12
7S
213
si aov.
1114 104
2nO 20
83 B3
iiiit iioii
LOWEST IN YEARS
May Wheat Sells Under 90
Cents a Bushel.
MARKET IS DEMORALIZED
Demand Is Suspended and Soiling
, Becomes Urgent Heavy World
Offerings Cause pSiropean
Prices to Totter.
CHICAGO, Feb. 23. For the first time
in nearly three years May wheat today sold
under BOo a bushel. The market varged
n demoralisation. Disappearance of buy
ing waa the chief cause asd behind this was
the fact that European prices were stagger
ing under heavy offerings from India, Rus
sia. Australia and Argentina. Rallies In
wheal wers few and feeble, but the unload
ing, taken as a whole, was of a scattered
sort. In consequence, ths decline proved
less rapid than many dealers thouBht prob
able in view of the generally bearish senti
ment that swayed the trade. The most pro
nounced weakness developed following news
that tho estimated shipments for the
from Argentina showed an Increase and
that prices at Buenos Ayres were dropping
like lead.
After the opening the selling pressure
gathered greater Impetus and there was a
good deal of letting go under stop-loss or.
dors of an urgent kind. Latest figures, how
ever, were at a slight recovery from the
bottom point of the session. May ranged
from 80S.O to B0o, qloslng lHWlttc down
at S!)TtJ0c.
Rural sales of corn wer on a larger
goals then for some time past. May va
ried bstween 48Mi0 and 4tc, closing unset
tled at 48i48c, a net loss of ttSefeo.
Cash corn was easy. No. 3 yellow closed
at 4714 648c.
Oats held better than other grains. May
fluctuated from 31c to Sllic. with last
sales at 31w314c, a deoline of Hc,
compared with the closing Tuesday night.
Oossip as to concentrated holdings of May
ribs helped all futures in provisions. The
outcome was a net gain of 7 to 13c for
pork, 8 to 7He rise on lard and 24600 to
Joe87niC added to the cost , of ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Ouen. fiign. wiw.
May .80 S -91H
July .8SW .S8s .87
Sent 6714 -87V, .8'a
S .90
.8714
.St?s
CORN'.
May f'.4 4S .48tt .4814
July 50 .60 .49'a .49V
Sept H .51 .6Vi .50
OATS.
.31 .SI
.31 .31',,
May. ..
July. ..
Sept. .,
Mayr-. .
July. ..
May. ..
July...
May...
July. . .'
.S1H
.31
.30
.Sli
.31
.80 3?
17. 0
17.10
S.45
9.37 V4
S.7'14
9 35
S.35
MESS PORK.
17.70 17. SO 17.70
1S.9S
17.i:Vi !.
LARD.
S.4A 115
9.40 111
S.3S
.ao
SHORT RIBS.
9.65 8.72HS
9.il7!4 -35 .S71
llli. S.J5 9.3714
eit. . .
Canh Quotations were aa follows:
Flour Slow and easy.
Rye No. I, 4c.
Hurley Feed or mixing, S575e;
fair to
choli:e malting, gift 95c.
Flasaeed So. 1 Southwestern, 1151; No.
1 Northwestern, 11.71.
Timothy seed 311.73.
Clover 14.7S.
I'ork Meas, per barrel, $I9.5O20.
l.arci Per 100 pounds, 18.3:: 14 a S.IS.
Short ribs Sides llooee). t.lZ h, a 9.S1 14.
Sides Miort. clear (boxed), I.ii.871i.
Uisln statistics:
Total clearances of whost and flour were
equal to 231,000 bushela. Primary receipts
were 475.000 bushels, compared with 517.000
buchela ths corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
19 cars: corn, 10 oars; oata, 182 cars; hogs,
25,000 hesd.
Rsceipta. Shipments.
Flour, barrela 37,700 21.900
Wheat, bunhels SS.On 10.600
Corn, bushels ItU.lOO 634. too
Outs, huahels tia.tot 170.800
Kye, bushels 4.000 1.000
liarley, bushels lll.SOt 63,700
Grain Markets of th Northwest.
6KATTLK. Feb. 23. Milling quotations
Pluestem, 85c: forty-fold, 83e; club, 82c;
flfe, 82c; red Russian. Sic. Export wheat
Itlueslem. rVJc; forty-fold. 80e; club, 70o; fife,
7ic; red Ruanlan, 81c Yesterday's oar re
ceipts Wheat cars; coru, & cars; oats.
4 cars; bay. 11 cars.
TACOMA, Feb. 23. Wheat Bluestem.
81c; fortv-fold. 80c: club. 70c; red Kuaslan,
78c Keceipta Wheat. 22 cars; corn, 2 cars.
drain at fan Franeiso.
BAK FRANCISCO, Feb. 23. Wheat
JSssy.
Barleys Steady.
bpot quotations: Wheat Shipping, fl.32'4
137H per csntal. BarlejF Feed. 1.13j
I. 13H per cental: brewing. S1.20SI.S5. Oats
Red. 11.1041 1.271; white, (1.30; black,
II. iamyl.17V4.
Kurooean Grain Market.
LONDON. Fob. 28. Cargoes easier, owing
to American advices. Walla Walla for ship
ment Bd lower, at 34s 6d.
Hngliah and French country markets, gy.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 28. Wheat Maroh. Aa
lOVad; May, 6s 9V4L Weather unsettled.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 23. Wheat May,
oVi l6c; July. 96ic; September, Bltc
Cnsh No. 1 hard. B8e; No. 1 Northern,
0tlira7V4c; No. 2 Northern, 93983140; No.
3 wheat. plu34c.
RICKETY CAR CAUSES WAR
Eugene Coach Xew, Albany's Dilapi
dated, Company Is Fought.
ALiBANT, Or., Feb. 23. (Special.)
Because the Portland, Eugene & East
ern Railway Company transferred Al
bany's streetcar to Eugene and sent an
old car from Eugene hero in its place
may ultimately cause the company
some trouble over ita Albany franchise.
A new car, modern of type and well
equipped, has been used on the Albany
line ever since It was established but
this car has now been taken to Eugene
and a well-used car, of old design and
equipment has been sent from the uni
versity city In Its stead.
The old car has aroused such feeling
against the company here that resi
dents of Albany have begun to look up
the terms of the company's franchise in
Albany and are preparing; to insist on
a strict observance by the company pf
all the conditions of the franchise.
It Is wild that the terms of the fran-
Bonds
Investments
TimberLands
McGRATH & NEOHAUSEN CO.
701-2-3-4-5 Lewi Bldg.
Portland Oregon
Lumber mens
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH and STARK STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Capital
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Merchants National
POKTXAD, ORECOX.
Capital and Surplus $350,000.00
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BAXKIXO BUSINESS.
4 ft INTEREST PAID ON 13-MONTH CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.
LETTERS Off CREDIT ISSUED AVAILABLE THE WORLD OVER.
- COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
W Invite Accounts of Individuals. Firms and Corporations, Aasurtngr
Them of Courteous, Considerate Treatment and Every Accommodation
Consistent With Conservative Bankinsf.
OFFlCEnS AND DIRECTORS.
Joseph M. Healy. A.F.Smith, Wm.T.Mulr.
A C Mowrey John S. Beall, J. F. T atson.
Si l! Durham. Pres't. M. L. Holbrook, Vlee-Pres't. Geo. W. Hoyt, Cashier,
a. C. Catching, Assistant Cashier.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 750,000
Oldest National Bank West of t&s
Rocky Mountains
Bank Notice
Security Savings and Trust Company
Ccrbett Building, Fifth and Morrison Street
Capital and Surplus $953,003
Invites Accounts of
Merchants, Individuals and Savin's
chise are not followed by the company
In regard to air-brakes, fenders and
safety appliances. The franchise also
provides that tho company must con
struct and operate lines on several dif
ferent streets, which now have no lines
by nest June to hold its franchise on
those thoroughfares.
Florence) Is Planning' Festival.
FLORENCE. Or., Feb. 23. (Special.)
The people of Florence are planning to
hold a Rhododendron festival again in the
Spring;, and a committee or arrange
ments has been appointed to nave enarse
of the preparations. The first Rhododen
dron festival for this place was held
three years ago and It has been kept up
each year since that time.
Ask any man
whose property
has increased
rapidly in value
and he'll attrib
ute it partly to
" b i t u 1 i t h i c
streets."
TRAVELERS' GUIDK.
.GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
Winter Sehednl Effective October
30, 1810.
STEAMSHIPS:
'Princa Rupert' and 'Prince Georoe'
FOR
Victoria, Vancouver and Prince
Rupert. Connecting at Prlnoe
-Rupert with "S. S. Prince Albert"
for Stewart and Queen Charlotte
Islands.
Daylight Ride to Victoria
LEAVE SEATTLE, WASH, every
Sunday at J:00 P. M., northbound.
LEAVE VANCOUVER, B. C,
every Monday at 11:00 P. M., north
bound; every Saturday at 2:00 P.
41. southbound.
JIKAI'S AIJ BERTH INCLUDED
NORTH OF VANCOUVER.
For Tickets and Reservations Apply
to Local Railway Ticket AKents, or
J. H. Bnrula, Gea'l Attest, First At,
and Vealer Way, Seattle, Wash.
COOS BAY LINE
BTEAXR BREAKWATER sails from
Alsefia dock, Portland, S P. It. every Tues
day. Freight received at Alaska Pock until
3 p. M. dally. Passenger far firt.olas.
10; second-class. 17, including meals and
berth. Tickets on sale at Alnaworth dock.
Pbooes Mala 368. A 1234.
$500,000
Bank
TKAVKIKH OCIDB.
LONDON PARIS UAMBUKG
PKKS. GRANT March 11. S P. M.
tKAISKRIN Al'fl. VIC. .March 10, 10 A. U,
tri'KN'SYLVAN'IA March 23, It P. M.
I'KES LINCOLN March 31. 10 A. M.
Unexcelled Rltz-Carlton a la Carte Reatau
rant, Uymnaeium, Elec. Hatha, Elevator,
Palm Garden. rHamburg direct. 'Will call
at Plymouth and Cherbourg. Idticond Cabin,
only.
GIBRALTAR. ALGIERS. XAPLE8, GKKOA.
IBy new 17,000 ton s'eamera. equipped with
all modern safety appliances. Electrio
Baths, Gymnasium, Elevator, etc.
t8. S. CINCINNATI March tS. 10 A. SI.
H. ti- HAMBI'KO April 11
H. 8. MOLTKE , .April 2S
VISITS to Lisbon,
Knuln TlHlV. Ku-VOt.
CRUISING
'ROUND
Tn.li
ueyion, on ana
Settlements.
Java,
Philippines,
landa and Overland
American tour. In
land Kxcursloits and
aide trips all over.
Optional tours of
17 day in India,
14 day In Japan.
Two eruiae will
be made by the
magnificent twin
screw 17.000-ton 8.
8. Cleveland, each
i ...... lift riava
THE
WORLD
SAFELT
COMFORTABLY
ECONOMICALLY
Plrat crulpe leaves New York Novem
ber 1. 1911. Second leaves San Fran
cisco February 11, 112.
The flneHt, moat eoniirehenil pleasur
crulae ever offered.
Coat. Including all nerenaary espense
aboard and aahore. f30 unci up.
Other cruiaee to the WW Indie, Panama
Canal. Etc.
Send for Illustrated booklet
HAMUUUi-A.MERlCAN LINE,
160 Powell tit., San Franclaco, Cal.,
or local R. R. asents in Portland.
HONOLULU AND THE VOLCANO
THE TRIP MOST COMPELLING, and
worth while, excelling all others for novelty
and pleasure. The oleano of Kllauea, tbn
largest In the world, is tremendously active
now. It Is poaslble to make thle desirable
trip with UPEED and comfort and the price
la low. tllO. flrat-claas. San FranciBCO to
Honolulu and back, and H5.G0 for aide trip
from Honolulu to volcano. Including rail
and auto to Kllauea: hotel at Hllo. alao
Volcano House. No other trip compares with
this. Be aure to visit the Islands and DO IT
NOW, while the volcano la active. H. S.
SIERRA (10,000 tons displacement) sails
Feb. 2i, March 18. April 8. Writ or wire
OCEANIC 8. 8. CO.,
7S Market Street, Sun Irooclsco.
SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND SS. CO.
New service to Lcs Anfelea via Baa Fran
eisco every five days.
Prom Alnsworth Dock. Portland. 4 P. M.
6.8. Braver, Feb. 20, Bear, Mar. I, Rue
City s.
From Ran Francisco, Northbound, 12 M.
B..1. Bear, Feb. 25, Rose City, Mar. t.
Beaver 7.
From San Pedro. Northbound, 10:80 A. M.
8.S. Rose City, Feb. 28, Braver, Mar. ft.
Rear 10.
H. 0- Smith, C. T. A-, 142 Third 8t.
. i. W. Ransom. Agent, Aln-uorth Dock.
Phones : Mala 403. 2SS1 A 110'!.
San Francisco, Us Anjshi ani
San Diego Direct
Karth Pacific 8. a. Co. a. B. RbaanVe
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