19
THE -MORNING OREGONIAN. THURSDAY, MAKC1I 2, 1911.
PATENT FLOUR WEAK
.Local Prices Will Be Cut 20
Cents a Barrel.
EXPORT TRADE IS ACTIVE
UCx-ral Ilajlnj by Sillier Kwp tb
Wlirat Mark. Firm Inquiry
Kmm Mexico for Grain.
To or leva of aslant floor U1 cat
nu a rrl an Friday or trdr. A
similar rfKM took lc abotit two
wo.Ha w. At that trm noma of th
rn.ll.ra w.m ta faowr of a 4-oat drop,
at o.h.rs worn oppoaa4 to on action.
Ta ceaditloa nf th aaaraot atnea thoai
aa ahowa that a 4-wnt aat vrWd
.a tfao pranar lb tea-
Tbara warn ao now WrJopoat la tba
. i port four tr4o yaat.rday. tsur rr
tlee " that tba ablpaaaatn wot of
Part: and tbla month will o xcMcUasI
BMy. raaata. botwoaa ll. aad KX
karraia aa-aiaat ahJamonca at abawt to.
tuna Uat naoata. Tba Sowaa porta will
net bare aa many atanmara la ataren na In
Ao-U, Vat th.y will tak all tba Bowr th.y
T tart export Hour trad In aorrlr. tn
knf taw wheal mar bat ta a very Brm P"
it. Tba miliar am hoTtac what tbay
caa at oawnirr nolata and tba Bowod aoopla.
aapoclalrr. arw Ia good ne- A aood
atmd lot of dab waa takra yeaterday for
aairrory aa tba Sound aa tba baala of
ceata and bloaatM waa sold for tba anma
dainary at iJH nta. Tba Sound dealer
have tba ad rant a a arwr Portland tn a
lower tre!M rata to tba Orient aa whaat
and coaeqaently are bidding mora for
wheat tbaa tba Portland dealer. Price,
k.ra are now a cent la a cant and a halt
andar tba gonad auotattona.
Adwtcaa from In Nortb are that aom
wheal demand from M-mlc baa daralopad.
aal tbla n also Darin a atreectbaelna;
Sect on tba market.
There waa na change In tba fd eoraala.
A little Inquiry waa reported for oat a. wblcb
held atrong. Parlor waa altered, bat tbara
were few taker.
Loral receipt, la ear, were reported by
the M.rchanta Exchaage a follow
Wheat Barley Flour Oata Hay
Moa-lar ..
TofKllv ...
"e.ln.rtay
41 a 4
zt : 3 ... J
I S T T
Tear ago
S I
g-eeoa to dat.l
T . sr ui 1 -
4T
ll
14M
li.l
. Sl
.i mi
roreiaa crop condltlona ara aammarlxed
by the Urarpool Cora Traoa Xawa aa fol
low: frllod Kingdom The crop outlook eon-tlnu.-
to how ImproTemenU Th ncreag
nailer wheat and oat nnw rni Intra
over that of It year, whllat barley .how
a decreaee.
rrance Plowing and aowtng of tha new
crop la pnreaing rapidly nnder farorabla
weather condition. guppllea of natlra
wheat ara wry email with fmporta of for
eign gram wrr large.
Germany The crop outlook la generally
rjrorable. altaough the recent froel baa
catxsed witn anxiety. opp!I of natlr
a heat are imai The toralgn demand
flVvw. aoifl Improvement.
Austria-Honearr There haa been anma
tfarnac to the rrowinr crope wherw there
wa laufrl-lnt nw mrrr owlnr lo tha
low temnraturee. Supplle of native wheat
nmall. T6 weather la now milder.
Ruaala The weather la muh milder In
the eouthweet anrt preaent tndlcallona point
to liberal euppllee.
Roumnia Tmp condition ara genemlty
cooid-red fivorahle. Tu weather I now
orlngllke. following very low temperaturea.
Botn arrlvaua from tha Interior and stock
aro ma:l- . . .
Traiaarui Poena dunir ta feared ta naw
boea dona to tha growing crop aa a result
of aevere weather.
lialr The rrop ontlook la favorable. Tn
foreign demand I poor
Spain and Turkey Crop condltlona are
fa vera Me. . .
North Africa Tha rrop oottook how
nroa Improvement a a reault of general
rain.
OLD MOP XOVC AT ItH TESTS.
Big Block a !! iinmaa Moved at 17S
Oata.
To price of old bona bolda Tory steady,
etwuhatandtng' th alow movement In tha
yaat two weeka. Tbla waa abowa by tha aal
of a lot of ! bales of l0w Teiter.lay at
1J cent. Th hop were bought by Hal
Ho lam from Julio Wolf.
Four hundred bale of 110 Oregon have
been shipped ta London on consignment.
The month haa started out well In Cal
tfornln. Richardson yeaterday bought 4S3
baiea of 1I0 Sonoma at IT (a cent. Tbey
war not of the beat quality.
Import of hops Into Great Brtetam lea
3poru tor th moatha of September 19
January, both Incinalve. wer rwta..
aa against M.03d ret durlnc th corre
ponding months of 130O-1O. and 11.1
cwta. In 1P01B.
Baor aalea In Great Britain during tba
year 1810 war iA4T0.S7J baxrala. which
rampare with S2.POO.5oa barrela tn 100
and ia.W.VS barrela In 19US.
OKAMGM hEIX VOW AT ACCTION'.
Cream Xu Na fkapnar tho scheme, bat
Bwxere 1 avoc It.
According to report received from I-oe
Acgl..th price realised t th Initial
auction l af citron fruit war not sack
n to encourage f ':ie growers to put out fur
ther offering. In every caaa tba aja war
made at a considerable margin nnder tha
open f. a. b. price.. Fancy orangaa aoid at
tho auction al elliS. against tha regular
market price of tt.60. while choice brought
SLOTS at tba aal. but commanded 11.2
autaide. The auction proved a good thing
for tho buyer an4 they would doubt lee
Ilk to see It kept going, but It ta not
believed br fruit men here that tho growers
will eo th thing tn th aame light.
There ara some good point In th auc
tion scheme, however, nad If It ooco becomea
rmly eatahlUhacl. It may prove very beao
ncul to the orange growers. When they
compare tha re.atlvely low price obtained t
th auction and tba return en some of their
conatgnmenta. eepeclally thoae mad ta tho
Kaalara market, tbey will end th arale
av In favor of tha bom aala. If tha auction
should vntnnlly put na end to th con
signment bulBa. th grower will b tit
gainer thereby.
S apply af Fruit sad Vegetable. Ample.
Tetrdaya prodac recelpta Included two
cars af orange, two car of lemon, a car
of cabbage and cauliflower and n atrslght
car of cabbas. A small shipment of Mex
ican tomatoes arrived and sold at JLT392
par crate. A carload of tomato., is tn Iran
art from Mexico. Five cars of banaai are
due tody and a car et Florida grapefruit
la da Saturday. Buaine waa fairly good
yesterday. There wer na Important change
ta price.
Egg lira aael l ncnanged.
The egg market waa arm. but none of the
dealer asked over 11 rents. Receipt
wr aaoder!.
Tba supply of poultry waa light and price
farm and unchanged. An easier feeling waa
aoted la th pork market, bat veal waa
ateady.
Baiter and ckeeaw sold al last prl'-ee.
rOBTLAXD MARKETS.
Plena. rUeur. Feed. Etc
Taee,l Track price; Bloaatasa, HI
lie; club. 7r: r.d Rmlu. Te; YaHr.
!-.. Id.
BAHUT-Tm-I. I-I r ton: brwm.
nomlr.tl.
jiM.ijTrrrs-Prn. if;i rr i.
miJilioss. JT:. short. :iWi rolled
brl-. f j V vti 2vie.
FMIl'it Patents. P" barrel:
straistila. 11.93; exporta. a.0. Valley. Ij:
araaam. (4 0: wdle a heat, quarter. JltO.
,-C.KV Whole. rncK 12 per ton.
OATS No. 1 whit. S27MI7.50 Pr ton.
HAT Track r-rir.s: Timothy. Eastern
Oregon. No. 1. -u2l: mid. 'n9-'":
Ulfi. ll..to 12. grain Bar. 1314.0:
doier. ll u 12.
Trsrtable and Frail.
(XlcO II
hundred: paranlp. II:
turnip. OCOl:
beet. l.2i.
et. ft.rj. . , .
APPLtU" rancr. $:iT5: choice. $101.
common. SOcll per oox.
OKEKN rKflTS Peara. J1.S0J1.TS pet
boa- Malaca. WT J per barrel; cranbar
rlee. 11..V per barrel.
TROPICAL. FKriTS Orange. h.v, Is.
11 VI SO per bo: Florida graperrult. X30.
ta.llornia grapefruit, Jul. JO; banana. Oo
per pound: pineapplea. oc per pound: lemon.
J.4: tang-rlne. fl.TJ par bo.
VE4.ETABLi:! .Mae. e1 10 , P'T
tort; eaullllomer. ZH.ZZ per crate: celery,
rall'omla. 0.1O per crate; cucumber. -vr
box: eggplant. 1S per pound: garlic.
iwl per pound: green onion. Stfc per
do.: bead lettuce. per don.: pepper,
ur tr lb.; pumpkin. Xc per lb.; raiihc.
0IM per dosea: pTOU. f: tomatoe.
$LTSa per bOX
poTAtors Oregon, baying price. l.i
O i s per hundred; aweet potato. 4 per
hundred.
ONIONS Bnytng price. $Z.SS par hun
dred.
fkanry aad Cowatry Freda
pOn.TItT t-rve: Hen. SOc;
1HJ lee: turkey. 3c: duck. tQ21c,
geee. llfllUc; dreaaed turkey, cholc.
MB K! Oregon rneh. 90 a Tic per dosen.
CHECSB Full cream, twin. l4o P
po tnl . young America, ldlic
UlTTEK City craamery extra. 1 and X
poemd print. In box .lo per pound; lea
Ibaa boxea. carton and delivery extra.
PORK. Faacy. UajlIHe rr
VEAL Faacy. U t 12 pound, lit 0 1M
par pouad.
Hop. TTool. Hide. EM.
impn ii crop, itc; 1
If crop. i:0
tawc: contract, lie.
WOOl F-atern Oregon. liwlSr per lb.
acrJIT ahxlakage; Valley. K-lleo per
pound. .
MOHAIR TTiolce. Oc per pound.
HIDr2i--eialted bldea. I'm per poma.
tl,ed calf. lie. alt.d kip. ISi al-d
etaa. c green hld.a. tc Ice: dry buiea.
IrVTea.f. liaise; dry et.g.
PELTS try. lose; salted. butcberr
take-off. P
CA'ARA BARK 5c per poand.
CHAIN HACKS Car lota. ISt
(Ml.
LINSEED OIL Pur raw. In rr''
$Lv7: kettle boiled, la barrela. I ; raw.
la caea. SI.15: kettle boiled, in caaea. 1-1-Lot
Of 20 gallon. 1 per cent le YT gal
loa. -
COAL Oil. Water White. Iron hbl.. Sr:
wood bhl.. le: 'earl oil. care, lev:
HeadllKht. Iron bbla. lie: caee. ISe; wood
bMa. 15e; t'-c-ne. caw. If;
White, iron bbla. I5S1 wood bbla. I".
Elaine. c-. Tc; extra Btar. ca . lo;
V. M. t T. naptoa. iron bbl.. 15c; ca.
2-c.
OASOLINE Red Crown and motor ga
olln. la Iron tbla.. MWc: case. 23c; SO
go:ine. iron bhl-. 3"c; rase. Jitc; engine
distillate, Iroa bbla.. TSc: case. I-
Urocevtee. Dried Fruit. Etc.
TRIED FRiriTS Apple. 11 It He par
lb.; currant. Use; apricot. "O1
tatea. package. Utt per In.: fU- b"1
white or blaci. by ack, JttHc-; S-e. ""
1 75; 12-1U. SJc. S-I2a. l-U. S5c;
smyrnaa. lc
SALMON-Columbia Klver. 1-pound tall.
12.10 per dosen: a-pound tall. i.S5; 1
p.und flat. 1140; Alaska pink. 1-pound
'"coFFeIk" Reuud. In drum. ZS0S per
pound ,
NLTS Walnuta. ITHIylSe per poond;
Braxll nut. 14 ff 11c; filberts. lc: almonds.
Ut ile; pecana. ISe; cocoanul. 0)i 1 p
doaen: chestnuts. lJVo per pound; hickory
nut, atfloo per pound.
ei.Vl.T c-.rnnulaled. US per ton: half
ground. loos. . per ton: 60s. 3 per ion.
LEAN! e-mail white. 4"jC: large white.
4c; Lima. 6 woe; pink, SSic; red Mexicans,
t'.r: bayou, dbvc
K1CE No. 1 Japan. 4.e; cheaper gradea.
SAotr .."3; Southern head. SdoTc.
HONKY Cholc. S3.JS per caaa; atralncd.
ISt per pound.
HCGAH lry granulated, fruit and berry.
S.V10; beat $i.l0: extra C 4 t: golden O.
t.-5; yellow l. S4-0O; powdere.l. MM
Terms on remittance wfthln 15 dy de
duct V,c per pound; If later thai IS day
and within 30 dxy. deduct He pr pound.
Maple sugar, ley le per pound.
rrwrivtona.
1IAM.4 IS to II pound. lTfylStic; IS to
14 pound. lti;wc: 14 to 14 pound.
ItSGKSe: skinned. liftlTe; picnic, lie;
cottage roll. ISc
SMOKED MEATS neer tongue. ujc;
dried beef ts. eje; ouUlde. aom.. Inside.
23c; knuckle. 22c.
BACO.V Fancy. STe; standard. S4c;
Choice. i:c: English, use.
DRY SALT CURED Regular abort clear,
dry salt. llc: smoked, lisc: backs, light,
salt. llic: smoked. liltc: back, heavy,
salt, live; smoked. lilc; exports, salt.
lie: imoinl. list
LAKD blot tie rendered, tlereeo. ll4e;
tub. 11c; atandard. pur, tlercea, llc;
tuba. 11 Ho; choloe. tlercea, lie; tub. 11 He;
shortenlcr. tie roe. e: tubs. 10c.
Bank CleeuHng.
Bank eleannga of tha Northwestara el tie
reterday were aa follow:
Portland :.114.4 S1S.41
Seattle l.Tl.l 14. rol
Tacoma 7:S..T4 lOi:4
Spokana 4.J.134 1.U
BUY CALIFORNIA EGGS
SEATTLE DK.4.LERS PttACE OR
DERS IS THE SOCTH.
Potatoes Sell at tho Ixmeflt rrloe of
the Season Half Dollar Ad
vance) In Oats.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Mare 1. (Special.)
Potatoea did not sell above 32 today ex
cept la a few rase. Ona feature of the
day-e potato buaineaa waa the aale of a iar
of fancy nock on track at f-'S. aald to be
th lowest prtr that farmer hav sold at
ao far this season. Th demand tor pota
toes bss not been very biiak. and with a
proepect of lower prlcee. retallara ar buy
ing from band to mouth
Florida grapefruit Is off tho market. A
ca.load I In trnIL but I not expected to
arrive for vraj day. Th Florida to
matoee now In traneit ara not expected to
arrive until Saturday or early nxt weak.
Spinach wa vry crc today
Apple are not keeping. Fancy atock
command outlcl price.
The egg market waa eaaler today with
few aalea at 2 renta. The prevailing price
araa 2a eenta. The attention of bbers wa
focused on th California market. wnr a
further decUn waa reported. Several hun
dred caaea of California eggs have been
purchased for delivery tbi week. Other
dairy produc wa unchanged.
A feature of tha grain market was tha
SO rent advance on th oata No. 1 oau
wer he'd t IIT.SO en tho exchange till
morning. Wheat wa unchanged.
Much interest wa taken here today. In
the announcement of a larg local houa
that It propoee to tabllh a chain of ware
house In Albert tf th reciprocity bill
pa.
Maw Tork OH tow Market,
NEW TORK. March 1. Cotton close! steady
at a net advance of from point on o
tiv crop month. Th new crop w two
point nt lowr. Mrch. 14-37: April. 14-4oc:
M7. 14 See: June, 14-4Bc; July. 14.47c;
Asrun. 14 04c; October. .SOc; December.
12Spot cloaed Quiet. IS pfjnt higher. Mid
upland. 14.0e: do Ou'f. 14.ic Sale de
livered on contract. 5.SO bal.a
Coffe aad fnjar.
XTTeT TORE. March I Coffee f-Jture
cloeed barely tedy t i nt lot of from 24
to a point sale, to be. March. IO-IOo;
April. May and Jun. 10.00: July, lu.000:
Ang-ust. 10.01; September. U.Slc; October.
.oe: ynamler. .7 December aad Jan-
"Vpot'roffe y. ! No. T. l4o: Santoa
Jso. 4, iia. Mild eofTee. quiet. Cordova.
14l5.e. nnmlnaL .
Raw ugar. barely ataady: Muscovado,
; eemirlfugal. S-iOc: nla es sugar.
S-OSe. Beflaed br. steady.
SHORT SALES LARGE
Covering Movement Sends Up
Stock Prices.
INTEREST IS EXTENSIVE
Holders Are Firm for nigher Fig
ures Whenever Any Extensive
Demand Appeaf Railway
Figures Not Encouraging.
NEW TORK. March 1. Maneuvering of pro
fessional speculator was chiefly reapcnsibl
for such prlco change a occurred today on
tha stock exchange. Tha existence of what
Is generally termed th largest short Interest
sine lut Fall furnished tba Incentlv for
an actlv covering movement which nt
W price upward.
stork were hold nrmty lor niauer
whenever any ext. naive demand appeared
and prices advanced at tha outset. In th
early trading. Canadian Pacific gained two
nolnfa and Atchlaon and Union Tactile one.
Th close ahowed few Important chnc for
tne day.
Extonlv buying of Union Pacific waa re
aumed. but there waa little demand for
other Harrlman lues. Colorado Fuel aoid
off on account of tha Government's action
In contesting the company's title to coal
tarda.
The Wabanh-Pltrsbtrrg Terminal Company
placed an order for loco steel car and lalrly
large export order for rail wer an
nounced. Some of th largeat railway systems sub
mitted their January figures fxiay nnd they
were not encouraging. Tba Peonsvlvanla
Bvatem reported a decreaee In net operating
revenue for all linee of S2.10.0ol. The New
Tork Central proper earned $4.MJO If,
net: th l.ke Shore, JJftS.OOO and other lines
of tha system lesser amounts. Union Pa
cific decresae. wa glU.nflO; rtouthern Pa
clnc's. ii2.(Mi; l anadlsn Pacific's. u0.i00
and Reading's. l-'oyxA
European markets wera dull and allghtly
Inclined toward Irregularity.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sale, par
value, 12.123.000. United Slate fconds wer
unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sale. High. Low.
A Hi Chal pf
Arnal Copper .. O0 63
Am Agrlcult .. 4.vio i:: 1
Am Beet Sugar. 3.)0 47 H 4o4,
American Cm .. T.2" l'H
Am Car aV Fdy. 7lK 4 . R3 H
Am rotten Oil.. 2..v 1K "ov.
It Id.
31
61
4114
!"
63S
eo
23 H
21 H
11
3" H
77
101 Mi
47H
11IH
Hn'.
IM1H
84 H
3KH
Hid
102
I20
1"214
30 H
7RH
218H
21,
103 H
2.i
s:ia
34
22
44 Si
14.1
1 --J S
eo
32 "4
6X
141
131
1AA
33
71
37 H
2a 44
40
87H
ir.2,
12.1H
I'rfl1
134 H
1'
r.2.
110'v
166H
10s
41
17
33 '4
(In".
11041
144 H
27 H
141 Vi
33
IMS
M
121
65
37 4
los H
41H
lt8
71
1J3
244
1-6V4
14
17
IS
S.I
1.18
34
16d
33
8H
30
60
41
SI
cs
63
114
27
4
US
2
22
.11
173
67
40
77
lis
4.1
no
17
3S
so
70
74
n
174
Am lid A- Lt pf
Am Ice Securl..
Am Linseed ...
Am Locomotive
Am rimel at lUg
do preferred..
Am Steel Fdy..
Am Sugar Kef..
Am Trl A Tel. .
Am Tobacco pf.
Am Woolen ....
Anaconda M Co
Atchison .......
do preferred..
Atl Coast Line..
Halt 4k Ohio ..
Kethlehem Steel
Brook Rap Tran
Canadian Fac..
Central Teather
do preferred..
Central of N J.
Chea A Ohio . ..
Chicago A Alton
Chi Ot Weat ...
do preferred..
Chicago & N W
C. M A St Paul
C. C. C St L.
Col Fuel A Iron.
Col A Southern.
Consol tins ....
Corn Produces ..
Dvl A Hudson..
D A R tJrande..
do preferred..
Dlatlll.r Secur
En
2l 23 H
Cny 21H 21
4'W
700
loo
1O0
7t)
(UK
10
l.soo
V. 300
r.n
77 s
H'.IH
4H
lill
14SH
34 H
SSH
77H
ion "4
41
119
14&H
IHI'V
33 H
loj s
li'fH
102
31
78"4
212V
2H
101 H
104
12
1L-OH
1IMI
1'HI
I.400 J(.1
1IN .11
1.4O0
4.SOO
poo
l.l
78
213-1
.10
101
l.SOO 83 S2
HOO
2ilO
1lM
4. boo
00 1
44 H
H'ln
123 ,
214
44 H
14H
122 H
2,400 33
inn
200
'500
300
111 '4
li
'S3i
72
14t4
13H
'l2H
37 v,
2f"
4'
ssa
iioit
UOH
"in"
S3H
110H
"ioui
41',
17
S4V4
iii"
143 H
2H
142
33 U
'in"
122
63 4
37 H
108 H
42
104
71
121 H
120
104
"iii,
83
l.itH
3
1.16
333.
30 h'
61 H
S M
S.tloO
:u
do 1st Pf ....
do 2d pf
General Electric ..
lt North pf ...
;t North or . .
mhj e4s
100 84 H
goO
400
1-H1
00 H
'iftli
r3H
116
"iin
417
17H
S4H
iii"
144H
2t
142
33 H
'B7H
122
6.1 4
Illlnni Central,
lnterbor Met ..
do preferred..
Inter Harveater.
Inter Murine pf
Int Pnper .....
lnt pump .....
Iowa Central ..
K C Southern ..
do preferred..
Laclede Oaa ...
I,ouia A Navh.
Minn. A Si L ..
M. S P A 8 8 M
Mo. Kan A Tex.
1.900
1.1O0
400
"400
400
2i 0
100
200
20
UK)
3tXI
100
Vl'.so
IipO
loo
do prTerred,
Mo Pacific ....
Nat Biectrit ..
Nat Lead
Mcx N Ry 2 pf
N Y Central . ..
N V. Ont A Wea
Norfolk A Waa.
Nort h A"m ...
North Pac
Pacific Mall ...
Pennsylvania ...
People's liu ...
PCC4 6IL..
Pltteburg Coal..
Pressed 8 Car..
Pull Pal Car...
Rv SI..I Snrln.
1.SIM1
.17
4..100 10H
1IM1 4.
00O
100
2.1U0
1M
S.IJ0
.1.SO0
"soo
100
100
104H
71
121
2.1
i:ns
105 v
'ioii
I.111 H
p.eadlng 6S.B.0 1B7
Republic Steel .. 700 S3 H
do preferred..
Rock Island Co. 2.300
do preferred. .
Pt L A F a Pf
St L Southwest.
do preferred..
Slosa-Shenield .
Southern Pac
Southern Ry ..
do preferred..
Tena Copper ..
Tex A Pac
Tol. St I. A We
2u0
eiH
IOO
l.)0
.100
700
" 200"
200
100
S3 H
11H
27
S3
srh"
2:t H
173
r.3H
114 H
27
4H
2V14
23 4
63 H
174
do preferred
22.100
Union rev
do preferred..
U rt Realty
U 8 Rubber ... 7.000
U 8 t-el 4L2'
do preferred..
Utah Copper ..y "0
Va-"iro Cham . 0.4'0
Wnbaah "0
do preferred.. l.iOO
Western Mil
Westing Elec .. 300
Western Union . 2O0
47
77 U
110
41
4H
77"4
ll'i
70 l " S
174 17H
3H SSi,
70,
74i.
A04
7414
Wheel ALE
Lehigh Valley
2. BOO
1744
0.1 1
174
Total alo for th day. 207.SOO aharea.
BONDS.
NEW TORK. March L Closing quota
tions: .
U. S. ref. 2 reg.101
V. T. C. gn 8. US
No. Pacifio Sa TO
No. Pacific 4I...1O0U
A co 11 no n ...101
V. 8. 3s reg 102
do coupon ...102
V. S. new 4s ref.lld
do coupon ...lid
D. KU. 4. . . 3
Union Paclfto 4a.I0
Wl. Central 4s. 13
Japane 4 .. 88 B
Slock at Boetoo.
BOSTON. March 1. Clolng quotation:
Alloues 34 'Mohawk 44
Amalg. Copper.. 3Nevada Con ... 184
a L. So.. 23;.N'lpIlng Mine.. 11
Arl.ona Com. .. 14!North Butte 2
Atlantic 4 iNorth Lake '
H C C A S M. 12HIOM Dominion... S9
Itutta Coalition. lsKceoia Ho
CaU A Arlsona. 51 Parrott 8. A C.) 12
CaL A Hecl...47.1 IQulncy 7
Centennial 12 shannon 11
Cop. Ran. C. Co. 6 superior S
F.. But to CP. M. 12 (Sup A Boa Mln.. 4
Franklin Sup A Pitt Cop. 14
niroux Con. .... Tamarack 43
llranby Con. ... 34 IU. S. 8. R. A M.8.1HB
Greene Cananea. do preferred . . 47
I. Royale (Cop.) 13 Utah Con. IS
Kerr Lake x-dlv. fth Copper Co, 4.1
Lake copper 3d1Wlnon S
U Salle copper 4 Wolverine 11
Miami Copper... lt
Money. Exchange. Ebta
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1. eJterllng on
London. 0 d.ya. 14.83: .Ight 14-S0.
Ural t a. sight. $c; telegrsph. Sc
CHtCAGO. March 1. Exebanr on Nw
Tork. 10 per cent discount.
LONDON. March X. Bar silver quiet.
24 5-16d per ounce.
Money. 23 per cent.
' The rata of discount In th open market
for short bills is 2 P' cent.
Tho rate of dlacount In th open market
for three month bills I 2fi2 per cent.
NEW TORK. Mrch J. Money m enll
steady 2W2 p-r cent; ruling rate. 2
jlr eenti clol?g bid. cent; ofteiwd,
"ilm.rio.ni" verr doU: 0 day. !4CS per
centjoo d.y. 8 pr cent: ix month
"l-ni. nKv.'SSJ. r-Pr. 4 .? 4H per cent.
60-day bills and at L40 for demand.
commercial bin. .ei to
Bar silver. .12 c
Mexican dollars. 45c
Ciovernment bonds steady: railroad Irreg
n!r. Condition of the Treaanry.
WASHINGTON. March 1. At the beginning
af buaineaa today the condition of the Unllod
State Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury of-
fice I2S.309.5iT
In banks and Philippine treisury. 3s.oti9.SJ
Total balanc in general fund.... S5,o'3,a
Ordinary recelpta yesterday 2 424.j:.0
Ordinary dlrbursement 1.24..iW)
Deficit 10 date this fiscal year 3.7U7.U13
Deficit this time last year 24.0.4.71
These ficures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transaction.
Metal Marketa.
NEW TORK. March 1. Standard copper,
dull. Spot. March. April. May and June,
12.00ft 12.25c. London, quiet. Moot. 54 13s
8vi; futur. f55 7 d. Cutom-1tous returns
show export so fax tht month of 1H.292
ton. Lke copper. 12.62 12.87c: elec
trolvtie, 12.37 12.82 c; casting, 12.003
12,23c.
Tin. . dull. Spot. 41.80'942.S0c: March.
41r4Jc; April. 3!l.2tr40.Guc: May. 3.S3a
44.23c; June. 40c asked. London, weak. Spot.
flMU; futurea. 184.
Iad. easy. 4.4o4.SOc New Tork; 4,229
4.27 Eaat St. Louis. London, lead, 13
6s 3d.
Spelter, firm. 5.0Ovr3.70c New York; 6.50
fS.sOc East St. Lou la London, 123.
Iron Cleveland warrants. 48 IH in Lon
don. Locally Iron was steady. No. 1 foun
dry Northern. 13.50916.25: No. 2. 815.251
16. No. 1 Southern and do soft. 815.25)1
15.73.
SMALL RUN AT YARDS
LIVESTOCKS PRICES ARE FIRM
OS LIGHT TRADE.
Contract Cattle Received Faucj
China Flit Hogs Bring $9.
Sheep Unchanged.
No livestock came Into the yard yeater
day except seven loads of contrsrt cattle.
Th day' trading was devoted to cleaning
up stock on band.
All line held Brm. Steers moved t 85.23
to $8.50 nd the beet cows on sale brought
85.25. A lod of chin fat hog wa old
at 88. an advance of a quarter over the
beat prevlou price. Ewes sold at J3.50 and
wethers at 14
Th receipts for th day wr 1S2 cattle
and 7 horse.
Shipper of the stock were: A. SterrlU.
Shanlko. T car of cattle, and A. L. Owen.
Emery. CaL, 1 car of horses.
The day galea wer as follows:
Weight. Price.
28 steer 122T rt.50
Id steers ." .! !."
25 steers ....................... 1
30 steer bi-
28 steer 48
6.50
6.75
M
6.31
6.::s
5.75
6.23
0.23
4.00
0.50
4.75
3.30
4.00
3. 73
24 steer iui
14 steer
. .10J8
S steers
1112
1033
1UM
.1(1 IO
7.13
1220
13.15
3 steers
21 steer .
6 cow .
8 cow
1 stag ..
6 bulls .
2O0 awes
2 wethers
65 hoes 231
r.A now-a China fats 113
i.0(
Prlcea current on ma varioua classes ox
stock at the Portland Union Stockyard
wer aa follows:
Prime steer 6.75fi 7.00
Good to choice steers 8.50 at 6.1
Fair to good steers -259 8 SO
Common steers 4.00 8.09
Choice to prime cows S. 2.14s 5.7S
Good to choice beet cow 4.75 a) 5.00
Common beef cows 2.00 W 4.00
Cholc spayed heifers 5.2.1 w 5.50
Good to choice heifers 6.00ivr 5.25
Choice bulls 4.50 tj 4.75
Fslr to good fat bulls J.'i'i 4.00
Common bulls . , 8.00v 1.58
Choice to llirllt calves 7.75 8.00
Fair to good light calves 7 Oil 7.50
Choice to heavy calves B.25'ii 3.30
Fair to medium heavy calvea... 4."a(d 6.00
Choice ataga 5.801) 6.00
Fair to good stags 4.000 5.00
CholcVhog 8.50 8.75
Good to choice hog 8.1.1 8.50
Poor hogs 7.00tf 7.60
Sheep -
Choice yearling wether, grain fed 4.500 4.75
Old wether 4.00 V 4.25
Choice ewes, grain fed l.SOis 4.00
Fair to medium ewes, grain fed. . 2.75 48 3.25
Choice lambs, grain fed......... 5.50 tt 6.75
Good to choice, grain fed I.I0O 5.30
Fair to good 4.50 'a 5.50
Poor lamb 2.66 ft 3.50
Bay-fed sheep and lambs SOc lower than
gr!n-fed.
Current price In th horse market follow:
Extra heavy drafters. S?506r275: 1400 to
100 pounds. 81509300: 1200 to 1400 pounds.
$100250; chunks. 8SO'i l.'.O: drivers, 8100
up; saddlers, 160 up; plug. 810 40.
Chicago livestock Market. '
CHICAGO. March 1. Cattle Estimoted
receipts, 15,000. Market strong to lOo high
er. Beeves. t5.20ji 7.00; Texus steers, 84.40
85.80; Western steer. 1 1.75'i 5.S0; stock
era and feeder. 84.0o 5.KO; cows and heif
ers. 52.75W3.90: calves. 57.50'(f9.5.
Hogs Estimated receipts. 20.000. Market.
6f10c up. Light. 86.9.rD 7.35; mixed. 86.35?
7.20; heavy, tl.75tf 7.16 : rotifrh. .T5J 6 0O:
good to choice heavy, 80.9027.15; pigs, 87.20
87.40; bulk of sales, 87-00417.15.
Sheep Estimated receipts. 15.000. Market,
5c to lOc up. Native, 83.0O4J4.S0; Western,
83.25r4.KO; yearlings. 84.7511 5.75- lamba, na
tive. 35.00 86.20; Weatern. 85.2306.23.
PRODUCE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Quotation Current in the Bay City Mar
ket. SA.V FRANCISCO. March 1. The follow
ing; produce prices were current today:
Vegetable Cucumber. 8111.50; garlic,
48c: green peas. 10il7c; string beans,
nominal; tomatoes, nominal; egg plant, 10
41 15c
Batter Fancy creamery, 2Sc.
Kggs Store, 16c: fancy ranch, 17c
Cheese Young America.. 16c.
Mlllstuffs Bran, .834 6 36; middlings, $32
J 35
Fruit Apples, choice, $1: common, 75c;
Mexican limes. $6..107; California lemons,
choice. 3; commons. $1.50: oranges, navel,
81.5o92.23: pineapples. $2fS.
Potatoeo Sallna. Kurbanka. $2.1082.30;
sweet, $22.23; Oregon Burbank. $1,904?
2.10.
Onion $1.85 2.10.
Hay Wheat. $Si 13.50 per ton: wheat
and oat. $Kf11.5o; alfalfa. $S4?13.
Receipt Flour. 0730 quarter aacks;
wheat. 1915 centals: barley. 115 centals;
oats. 005 centals; potatoes, 720 sacks; bran;
20 sacks; middlings, 70 sacks; hay, 240
ton.
Chicago Produce Market.
UnityAOU, .narcn ' ' . . . . ...j.
Creamerle. 16tl20c: dalrlea, 15W21C Ep.
Arm. Receipt. 12.434 caaea. At mark. cVsee
Included. 1214c; first. 17c; prime flrats.
loc. 1 neese. wea. iaiH.ea, i.c, mma,
11 to 12c: Young America, 126 14c; Ions
horn, 123.8 14.
Wool at St, Lonl.
ST. LOUIS, March 1. Wool Unchanrjed.
Territory and Vetern mediums. 194422c;
fine medium. 16ti lie; flne. 12yl3c
Duluth Flax Market.
DCLCTH. March 1. Flax, on track and
to arrive, 83-64; May. 32.63
Hop at New York.
XETW TORK, March 1. Hops DulL
Albany Hinge Thief Cornered.
ALBANY, Or., March 1. (Special.)
Within two hours after five large brass
hlna-e had dlnappeared from tho new
Fchmltt block, where workmen had left
them prepatory to putting1 them on
doora of that atructure, Walter Spru
ance. a tramp, wa arrested, waived
examination In a Justice Court and was
In Linn County Jail awaiting action of
tha next grand jury. Spruance denied
the theft but confessed wnen con
fronted by a dealer In second-hand
good. Spruanc served 90 days In
tha Linn County Jail about two years
ago and then jeft Albany, returning
here only a t days ngo. t
. Logging Camps to Open.
iawvnt nr. March 1. (SDeclal.r
The Bremner Logging Company has
cloaed a contract ior tne bbih ui m
logs and Will resume operations within
a few days after a ahutdown since
the Christmas holidays. - While not yet
.rinii determined, it Is understood
the Sorenson Logging Company will
1 1 a -1 It camp in mo nijf uiai imuif-
TURN IS SUDDEN
Wheat Market Changes From
Weakness to Strength.
WITH CLOSING PRICES FIRM
Buying on a Large Scale by One
Speculator Changes tho Entire
Situation at Chicago Xews
in CJeueral . Bearish.
CHICAGO. March 1. Sudden buy ng on
a large scale this afternoon for n leading
speculator gave wheat a Arm o", i
though the market early went far beneath
even the latest of the recent uccesslon of
new low records tor th season. S"; i
the encouragement for purchasers of wneai
came from Increased flour sales oztDwal.
Then. too. primary recelpta were "Biter.
On the other hand, all domestic market
were lower, largely because of the general
snow and rains throughout the American
Winter wheat belt and In consequence ot a
report .howlne 14 point, lmpiovemmt In
the condition of Oklahoma held. Simul
taneously European prices had become weak
as a result of large Argentine and Aus
tralian offerings. Bearish sentiment her
waa practically nnanlmous at the outset.
However, all late offerings were promptly
taken and th final transaction were nearly
at the top for the session. May ranged
from 88 c to 89 c, cloalng &o lower
at 8c , . . .
Corn braced up after a period of weak
ness, due to cold weather. The late bullish
turn In wheat wa a big factor. May fluc
tuated between 48 46 and 48c, with
the cloa Arm at 4&c. a net advance of
c. Cash corn wa In moderate de
raund. No. 2 yellow finished at 46 46c
4c
Oata touched the lowest notch of the sea
son but recovered with other grain, shorts
buying freely to realize profits. May varied
from 30c to $lc and cloaed at 30c a
hade down compared with Monday night.
Stockyard Interests mainly took the bull
side on provisions. In consequence, the out
come waa 10c to 17J0c advance for pork;
and lard waa a shade to 25o higher,
with ribs Irregular, a shade off to 7o
added cost.
The leading future ranged a follow:
WHEAT.
Open. Hleh. Low. Close,
Mav .88 f 9 $ .89 8 .89
July 87 .SS .86 .88
Sept 86 .87 .86 .87
CORN.
May 47 .48 .46 .48
July 4S -49 .47 .47
Sept 47 .49 .48 .49
OATS.
Mar..
July..
Sept. ,
.80
.30
.30
.31
.30
.30
.80
.80
.30
.30
.20
.30
MESS PORK.
May.
July.
May.
July.
Sept.
May.
July.
Sept.
17.55
16.75
17.70
17.50
16.75
17.80
16.85
16.87
LARD.
9.17 9.22
9.17 9.20
9.20 8.20
SHORT RIBS.
8.50 9.57
9.20 9.20
9.20 9.29
9.1S
8.12
9.15
9.50
9.12
9.17
9.12
9.15
9.52
9.12
9.15
9.15
Cash quotations were a follow
r lour steady.
Rye No. 2. 83 86c
Barley Feed or mixing. 85075c; fair to
choice milting.. 89 91c
Flaxseed No. 1 Southwestern, $3.58; No.
1 Northwestern, 32.66. ,
Timothy seed $11.75.
Clover $15.
pork Mesa, per barrel, $19.25 iff 19.80.
Lard Per 100 pounds, $9.05 V 9.07 .
Short ribs Sides (loose). 88.879.80.
Sleds Short, clear (boxed), $9.620 9.75.
Grain statistics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour wer
equal to 369,000 bushels. Primary receipts
(two days) were 474,000 bushels, compared
with 600.000 bushels the corresponding day
a year ago. Estimated receipts for tomor
row : Wheat. 21 cars: com, 447 cars; oats,
11 cars; hogs, 23,000 head.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 36,000 23,700
Wheat, bushels 44.400 36,000
Corn, bnshels 1.056. 200 624,000
Oats, bushels 619.700 472,600
Rye, bushels 8,000 2.200
Barley, bushel 165,900 22,308
Grain Market of the Northwest.
SEATTLE. March 1. Milling quotations:
Bluestcm, S.lc; fortyfold. 63c; club, 82c;
Fife, 82c; red Russian. SOc
Export wheat: Bluestezn. 82c; fortyfold,
SOc: club, 79c; Fife, 10c; red Russian, 78c
Yesterday car receipt, wheat 17 cars;
barley 3 cars, hay 1 car. Total car recelpta
for the month of February: Wheat 355
cars, corn 47 cars, oat 71 cars, barley 40
cars, hay 201 cars.
TACOMA. March 1. Wheat Bluestem,
81c; fortyfold, 80c; club, 79c; red Russian,
7oc.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1. Wheat easy;
barley, firm.
Spot quotation: Wheat Shipping. $1.32
1.87 per cental.
Barley Feed. $1.12 L13i per cental;
brewing. $1.2091.25 per cental.
Oats Red, $1.10 1.25 per cental: white,
$1.50 per cental; black, $1101.15 per cen
tal. Call board sale: Wheat No trading.
Barley December. $1.20: May, 8L19.
European Grain Market.
LONDON, March 1. Cargoes dull and do
pressed, no buyers. Walla Walla for ship
ment at 34s nominal quotation. Parcel
Walla Walla. May, sold 36a
English country markets partially 6d
cheaper. Fren:h country marketa, quiet.
LIVERPOOL. March 1. Close Wheat,
March. Us 8d; May, Ga Sd; July. 6s 8d.
Weather fine.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 1. Wheat May,
05i495c; July. l6fg:96c: September,
!Klc Cash No. 1 hard. 97fr7c; No. 1
Northern. 96f9Tc; No. 2 Northern, 93$
V5c: No. 3 wheat. 91694c
100 INDIANS COMPETENT
Commission, After Examining 524
Umatilla Reds, Files Report.
PENDLETON, Or., March 1. (Special.)
Out of 521 allottees on the Umatilla
Indian reservation, 100 have been found
by the competency commission, after an
Investigation of several months, to be
able to take care of their own affairs.
The commission was appointed last
Spring by Commissioner of Indian Af
fairs Valentine and was directed to re
port its findings to the Indian Depart
ment. The commission tnereiore recom
mended that the 100 be given their
patents and turned loose on their own
resources.
The competent Indians, however, are
not to be forced to accept patents to
their land. Only 30 have made applica
tion for final title.
The competent Indian one who farms
his own land and Is able to manage his
own business affairs is willing for the
Government to hold bis land in trust.
Thereby he escape payment of taxes
while sharing in all the benefits of the
whito man. while the Indian who is
shiftless and is anxious to get his money.
will demand a deed as soon as possioie
and convert the land Into cash. As fast
as final patent is issued to the lands now
held In trust oy tne tiovernment. wo mnu.
Is placed on the tax rolls and the county
is enriched.
The 100 Indians found to be competent
ha va between 6000 and 7000 acres of land
valued at from $50 to $150 an acre. The
SO making application for patents have
about 2000 acres.
Japanese Missionary at Varsity.
TTVTx-jn? cfTTV OB" OREGON. Eugene.
r ' tlIot-oo 1 iSnecial.) Mich I Kawall.
Japanese missionary and graduate of
Bryn Mawr. is in tuegeno iuaa.y as u
guest of the Young Women's Christian
Association of tne university ui ure
Kh delivered an address before
the "women of tha university last night.
on the condition 01 women in japan mo
the growth of tne missionary movement.
lumbermens
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH and STARK STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Capital
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Merchants National Bank
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Capital and Surplus $350,000.00
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BrSINESS.
t INTEREST PAID ON 12-MONTH CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.
LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED AVAILABLE THE WORLD OVER.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Wa Invite Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations, Assuring
Them of Courteous, Considerate Treatment and Every Accommodation
Consistent With Conservative Banking.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Joseph M. Healy, ' A. F. Smith. Wm. T. Muir.
A-C Mowrey John S. Beall, J. r.uatson.
R. ll Durham, Pres't. M. L. Holbrook, Vlce-Pres't. Geo. W. Hoyt, Cashier.
S. C. Catching, Assistant Cashier.
T i aT-" i Want I - ii r aaaal nf sll sTsT TTal TT III iV III I II I II I
Capital
Surplus and Undivided
W. M. Ladd. President.
Edw. Cooking-ham, Vice-Pres.
W. H. Dunckiey, Cashier.
Comer Washington
m . . IB
twJrTOTS5?9
I m m I sjQjsgjbSj 1 aa
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,003
Surplus 750,000
Oldest' National Bank West of tia
Rocky Mountains
in that country. In her visit to Eugene
she has been entertained at the Chi
Omega Sorority quarters. '
MIXED REDS LIVE LONGER
Umatilla Reservation Kecord Shows
Fnllblooded Indians Die Fast.
opvnr rTfiv fir xf 1 rVi 1 fSnenial.l
That mixed-Mood Indians live longer
than lull-oiooaea inaians ih uiuitimcu uj,
the records In the office of Major E. L.
KwiirtiiuuiKr. srent on the Umatilla In-
riiun reservation near this city. The
records show that of the 954 persons on
the reservation in isai, uicu uui.ua u.
iThe allottees are divided among three
trihe Umatilla. uayuse anu
Walla. The first two are composed most
ly of pure-bloods, while the third is made
up almost' exclusively of mixed-bloods,
there being only a few of the full-blood
Walla Wallas alive. While 60 per cent
of the Caynse and Umatillas died, only
35 per cent of the Walla Wallas have
passed to the happy hunting grounds.
The exact figures are: Umatillas, liv
ing 85: dead, 92; Cayuses, living, 160;
dead. 179; Walla Wallas living, in.
dead 15.
ROSEBURG TO VOTE ON SITE
School Board Orders Election to Au
thorize $40,000 Bonds.
w-v .iTTTTTrr i-i Xfar-Vh 1. 'KrtP-ial.
At a special meeting of the Roseburg
avi T&r.fs.wi vARtprdnv. it was decided
to hold an election March 18, to vote
bonds and select a site for tne proposea
graded school, i
n-i ... .nhAni Ti-', a first considered
v uau no -
lt was decided to build a high school
to cost JGO.000. Bonds were voiea anu iiie
llmlnary arrangements were well under
i, nn it n,n HlRnovered that the
School Board had erred In failing to
submit selection or a site to voiers ui
the district. Investigation also showed
that many voters opposed construction
What Our
Neighbors
Say ! ! ! ! ! !
"When the trains
pass through this city,
passengers crane their
necks to look at our
beautifully paved
bitulithio streets."
Grants Pass Observer.
$500,000
$1,000,000
Profits 650,000
R. 8. Howard, Jr.', Ass't Cashier.
J. W. ladd. Assistant Cashier.
Walter II. Cook, As't Cashier.
and Third Streets
of an expensive high school building.
Then lt was decided to compromise and
bu hinit bonds for a graded Institution.
TRAVELERS' GCIDB.
COOK'S TOUR
EUROPE!
' $150 to S1270
Several Include London During the
CORONATION OF KING GEORGE V
Other Tours to
JAPAN AND HAWAII IN MARCH
Send for Programme Free.
Thos. Cook & Son,
689 Market St., San Francisco.
AMERICAN LINE
N". T.-Plymouth-Cherbourg-South-amptan-Philadelphla-QueenJ-town-Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
New York-London (direct)
RED STAR LINE
London-Paris via Dover-Antwerp
Philadelphia-Antwerp.
WHITE STAR LINE
New York-Queenstown-l.lverpool
N. y.-Plvmouth.-Cherbourg-South-ampton-Boston-Queenstown
Liverpool
Also N. T. and Boston-Mediterranean
WHITE STAR DOMINION
Port land-Montreal-Liverpool.
C W. Stinger. 254 Wash.; A. D. Charlton,
2.15 Morrison: F. R. Johnson. 142 Third, B.
F. Baird, 100 Third; Vald. Lidell. 28 North
Sixth.
San Francises, Los Anjalss aaJ
San Diega Diract
Xorth paollic 8. 8. Co.-s 8. S. Roasok
and S. S. Klder sail vry WMneaUr
s.trntal7 at 6 P. a. Soat ailloa tJ
i .lira c, near Idar.
hULttlW 4. lUbLKI, Passenger Aarrai,
W. B. SLESSEK. Freight AgtnU
B-boaea M. 114. A 114.
COOS BAY LINE
.-..t . x j.-it rkkakwIIER sails from
Alaska dock. Portland, 8 P. M. every Tues
day. Freight received at Alaska Dock until
t p. M. dally. Passenger faro nrsi-ciass.
$10: second-class, 17, Including meais anu
harth. Tickets on sale at Alnsworth dock.
Phones Main 268. A 1234.
BAV FRANCISCO PORTLAND 8S. CO.
V. i ... An0...i.a via. San Fran-
IHIW 3l l-D ' "
scq.every five days.
From Alnswortn iiocn, .r-urimuu. -SS
Bear March S, RoseCUjr 8, Beaver IS.
From Ban mnci. "
6S Row City -March 2, Beaver 7, Bear 12.
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83 Beaver March 5, Bear 10, Rose City 13.
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