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Newspaper Page Text21 TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1911. iiii. 1 BOX FRUIT FAVORED Oregon Apples Meet With Ap proval in Germany. BARREL SALES DECREASING fonsul-General Thackara Writes of the Requirements of the Berlin Market Quality Is an Important Factor. imird " States . Consul-Gnral A. M. Tbarkara. of Berlin. In reporting on the Gumu apple trade, njrl thnt American appl.a are much appreciated In Germany and ax bought by all das-see of people. The moat formidable, competitor ot the American fruit In the German market la tba apple tbat comes from the Austrian Tyrol, one which enjoya a well-deeerved and long standing repatatlaa for quality and flavor. The following la a translation of letter from a fruit broker of the Central Market. Berlin, written In anewer to a list of Inter rogatories aent from the Consulate-General: Apples are Imported Into Germany packed aota la boxee and la barrel, but tor the -past two years tne boxes have been pre ferred, as the fruit thus parked ws re ceived In better condition and the apples were finer. During tfae season of l'Wi-10 and llo-ll apples packed In boxea were imported from the State of Oregun and Washington. The fruit was excellent and well-graded, sorting the apples must nat ural! be done by the packer, as the tier man Importer should nut be compelled ta par duties and freight on unsorted apples, and besides inferior fruit should remain In the United State. High-grade apples packed In boxes should be wrapped In paper. I'p to the I'reeeat lime California apples tiat beea received here only la boxes, tt bile they excel In quality the boxed apple from Eastern Mates, the packing and qual ity of the Oregon and Washington fruit were superior. In my opinion the German trade In American barrel applea 1.1 decrease from year to year on account of the faulty packing and grading ot the fruit. I am also of the opinion that the Imports of Ameman apples Into this country would Increase enormously If the prevailing defects could be eliminated and the American shippers would send only applea In good condltloa and free from San Jos scale. KTRONO WHEAT DEMAND FROM JAf AN tile Made at the High Trie Sine the Mew aval Brgaa. The Oriental demand for wheat continues strong. Efforts are made In some quarters to minimis the business, but It Is known that sales of wheat were mad yesterday for shipment to Japan at the highest prices that have prevailed since the movement began. Farmers are alow sellers and dealers find much difficulty In executing their order. The largest lot of wheat In Central Ore gon, aggregating I0OO ton, was so!J at Madras yesterday and will be brought out soon on the Oregon Trunk. This sale dls poses of the bulk ot the wheat left In thai sect Jon. While price were quoted unchanged yes terday. the market waa very firm. Blue stem is becoming scarce and it looks aa If buyers would bar. to pay higher prices be fore they g.t through. The maraet for coarse grain, was reported firm. Barley offerings were llitht and feed was quoted at - k i tt -1- For some time paat the oats market has been Influenced more or tees by reports that Southern Idaho cats war going to be unloaded on thle mar ket. Not a single car has come In, and with th elimination of one Brooks, what was thought to b a depressing factor on th market has been removed. According to a large Japanese buier. there ar no orders for flour for shipment to Japan now on th -market. Local rerelpls. In cars, were reported by the Merchants Exchange, aa follows: Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay M.i.!v jo t IS H To-adlT 1 3 - I H. ..Inlay ...it 11 .1 1-1 Thursday I S 3 II Tear ag I 3 4 F-aon to date.ftn.; I'M r.l r.71 ".: Tear mzo !" "" " '"! S'-Zi MOHtlR M IKRKT IN THE KA.4T. C4 Holm Mle ( amblag la Finn and Card ing Fjseier. Conditions In the Rasters mohstr market are reported by the Uoston Commercial Bulletin a follows: The drmsnd for mohair In the local mar net le reported as lee. marked this week, atthoush dejMrahte selections of loud domes tic combing will easily bring price recently quoted, on account of the scarcity of god hair of this grade. Carding la perhaps slightly ea.ier. while fnreisn Is In limited supply and unchanged In price, fjoraesrtc quotation.: Pest combing. 33 J; good combing. ,r"w33: ordinary, comb. Ing at 2""e: carding. : t C V Foreign: Cape firsts. 41 : Turkey, fslr average. F-xg Market HoMs Ita Ova The eig market held steady yesterday -with no sale reported, nndrr 1." cents. He eelpt were fslrly large, but worked off. There waa a good demand for chickens and full prices wet paid for choir offer tors. tre.ied meats were quoted steady. There were no new developments In the nutter or cheese markets and last prices wer repeated. Ores-os- Hope as Laodoa) Market, According to a London letter received yesterday. Oregon 1910 hops ar held la that market at li shilling and for l!Ha, Tl to M shillings ar asked. In th general mar ket --rice wer well maintained. Continen tal marketa wer lifeless. Th Increase In the eonsut-nptlo of beer In th United King, donx in th past year qua!ed SX-kftttT bar rels, which brought th total consumption up to 32.5W.CT barrels. Tee-ester Ordered Fret rtarMa. Aside from th arrival of flv cars of banana, fresh produce receipts on th street were light. Trade was good In tha 'morning, but ftl off In th afternoon. Or ders war mad up for a car of Florida tomato.. Celery aad cauliflower ar well cleaaed ap. Book rinsrtngs. Bank clearing of the Northwestern clue yesterday wer as follows: Ocarinas. Balance For land II.'-IT v.l lji-T Seattle l.'-v7-t JliO9 Ticiims 7 -11 3.,.tL:-t Spokane ................ 730.733 &,&.9 rOBTUXD MAXUTf. Grata. IW, Feed, Etc Wheat Tra.-k price: Bluestem. Hie; club. Ic: red Russian, TTc: Valley, aua; eo-fotd. -c BAKLKf Feed. l23.S0flil4 per ton; brewing- nominal. iliLLJTLFF! Brsn. " 9 21 par ton; mlu-liin-re. shorts. roUed -.. lev Jo. FLOL'K Fatenta, $4 7S per barrel; stra'lhts. 13 S; rxt-orts. IJiSO: Valley. It SO; grsRs-n. S-1 ": h'l wheat. SATO. cuhn whole. cracne-l. t--J per tost. OATS No. 1 whit. .-7:7.0 per ton. HaT Track prices: Timothy. Eastern Oregon. No. 1. Squall: mixed. 12; al falfa. 1! I l 1.1. grain bay. U11H; cet. 11-1 IX Tegetables aad Frslta. fACK VEGETABLE Carrots. OOcOU kaadred: parsnip. l; turnip, tocatl; beet. 1 1 "V APFUEK Fsiey. S293.73: eholc. 12; mmon. Jll Pr boa. OR EE FlU"lTj Pears. 113091.73 per Malaga. 4 o7 .. par barrel; cranbar tea. tix0 Pr berrel. IBOTiCAi. JTatlTS Orn. navel H.M9S.TS per box: Florida grapefruit. IIHI California grapefruit. S3.J0: bananas, ta per pound: pineapple, so per pound; lemons. jlVlft : tsngerlnea. LTJ par box. VtaETABLES Asparagus. SSo per In.; cabbaxe. (l.J per loo. cauliflower. ti.Zi per crate; celery. California. JJUirJ-.J Pr crate; cucumber. 2 per box; eggplant. ISO per lb.; garlic 10 0 lie per lb.: green onion loo per dog; head lettuce. 40 0 Ma per do.; hothouse lettuce. i7Se per box; peppers. Sc per lb. : pumpkin. Ic per lb.; rsdlsnes. lOfiio per doa.; rhubarb lc per lb., sprouts. c: tonMloev iot23 per bo-.. Pt-TAIOES -Oregon, buying price. i. 01. SO per hundred, sweet potato, (4 per hundred. . . , ONIONS Buying price, per hundld. Dairy aad Country Prodoeo. rOCLTRT-Mv: Hens. Sprinn. 10 V: turksys. SOc: duck. 13.-' dressed turkev. choice. !'--, E'ar.i oreron ranch. l.tfKHc per dox.n CHEESE full cream. twins. lo per pounl: young America, lt BUTTER City creamery extra. 1 - - pound prints. In boxes. Sle per pound; less than boxes, cartons and delivery extra. PORK Fancy, lie per pound. VEAL Fancy. (3 to 133 pounds. 114 013 per pound. Mop. Wool. Hide. Ftc. HOPS-UK crop, lie: lo crop. 110 13v,c: contracts. He. MOHAIR Choice. 30c per pound. WOOL Eastern Oregon. 110 ISc per in, accordtns; to shrinkage; Valley. 17018a per ""pELTS Dry. 10 e: salted. butch r-take-off. SOjr0e. CASOARA BARK Be per pound. HIDE Salted bid, me per pound, salted calf. 13c; .alted kip. ie; sslted tsgs. 6o green hide, le less; dry liWj 17r: dry ealf. 17rlc: dry stags. 11012a CRA1.H SACKS Car Iota. Uta on. . LINSEED OIL Pur raw. In birr.. 1.0J: kettl boiled. In barrela. (!.; ra. In case. (1.12: kettl boiled. In case. (1.14. Lota of Si gallon. 1 per cent leaa per gal lon. COAL OIL Water White. Iron bbls.. e: wood bbls, 13c; Pear! oil. cases. 16Wc; Headlight. Iron bbla. lie; cases, lie; wood bbls.. ISc: Eocene, esses. lVc: special Whits. Iron bbls. llc; wood bbls.. ItHc; E;slne. case. -17c; extra 8tr. cues, IBUjc; V. M. 4 P. aapthia. Iron bbla, ISc; cases. 22c. GASOLINE Red Crown and motor gaa ollns. In Iron bbls.. liic: case. 23Ve: 8 gsK-llne. iron bbla. SOc; esses. .-7c: engine diauilat. Iron bbi.. tc: esse. 14 Ha. GATTLE SELL LOWER DEMAND IS LESSENED AM) SCP PLiY LARGE. Six Dollars Top Price Paid for Steers at Yard" --Hogs Are. Easier and Sheep Steady. Th steady Influx of cattle has filled up tli packers and a a result of the lessened demsnd price weakened materially yester day. Th undertone of the hog market was also easier, but values In the sheep Una wer well maintained. Steera sold at a rang of (3.30 to (. which waa about aa high as th best values rould b quted. Cows brought from 14 to S.2i and bulls from 11.23 to (.". A few fancy light cslves commanded th previous top prlc of (3. Several lota of wethers wer put on sale and brought (I.7S and a bunch of ewes sold at (1.(3. Receipts for th dsy wer : cattle, 101 calve. 1114 sheep. 1st hogs and ( horses. Shippers of the stock were: W. B. Martin. Ord. 'Neb.. 1 car of caul and horses; A. L. Mcintosh. Echo. S cars ot cattle: D. T. Laugherty. Psndleton. J cars of sheep; J. L. Cox, Huntington, X cars of aheep; E. E. Wlllard. Ogdcn. Utah, t cars of rattle; F. E. Graham. 1 car of cattle and calve; F. C. Oxroftn. Payette. 2 cars of cattle and calvea: J. Madison. Welsrr. 1 cars of cattle and calves: Jsmes Mace. Idaho Falls, i cars of hogs; Wood Livestock Company. Market Lake. 4 cars of sheep; K. A. 1-hllllps, Uur kea. 1 car of calves and G. IX Phillips. Sllverton. 1 car -of cattle and calves. Th dsy's sale war aa follows: Weight. Price. H Steers Ill") 15. 7i X: steer l:l (.8. 1 bull .....1S0 i M0 bulls 744 1 23 1 bull ..........110 l.;.e l boil mo J- l stsc 171 i :i 1 calves I" . I rslf 30 S DO 1 steer l'HO 4. ft 1 cow -'" " 4 cows 7 4 00 Z cows 107 "--0 414 ewes 104 3.tv." 2 buil I 4.73 1 bull 17- 4 7S I steers l-n l'0 ; steers 1134 &..0 47 steers 11-- steel 170 4-0" 42 t-rer 112 &.0 1 (leer 103 .. 2 cslv 27i ' it steers 111 J steer Ill 1 steer 1--J -7i 3 steers .....1173 &.. II cows 101 4. 4 cv 00 II Co. 107 4.5i t cow 1"3 0 1-J cow 'l 4. &0 41 cl-e '. II calvea : 11 calves 1 -00 HO wether ' 'i 23 wethers 1 lvH wether 1 team draft horses .l)0 1 chunk 200.SO 1 iram delivery horses . 2.0U 1 driver Prices current on th various rlassea of stM-k at the Portland Union Stockyards were aa follows: Prime .teers t.0f-.23 Choice steers t.!-0lt 4.00 Good to choice steers S "5 5 to Common steers 4.00 1 (. prune cows R.2.n S.in Choice beef cows t 'Hil Common beef cows i Choue heifers 5 2, Choice bulla 4.i."l a J Fair to good fat bulla 4 imi Common bulla J oo S. Choir light calvaa J- Fair to good light calves T.ot 7.30 Choice heavy calve 5.W Fair to medium heavy calvea... 4 i' J 6.0" Choice stag 6f.o. . Fslr to good stags 4.300 5.00 Hi'SS Cho.c light ........... "f.w "J Good to cholcb b S.OO Cholc heavy 1.74, S.U0 Sliecp ' Choice yearling wethers, grain fed 4 3nO 4.73 Old wethers 4.0O1. 4 13 I hole. ewe, grain fed 3 4 Fair to medium ewe, grain fed.. - '? o j'i Cf.olc lambs, grain fed o.oow 3.3 Good to choice, grain fed (.ouii 5...0 Fair to good 4.K' - .'..on Cull. !M 3---0 Current price n te horse market follow: Extra heavy drafters. '.. ili: I4o" to I.h-o potmdi. (13iiuJH): to UOO pounds, (luoi 23": chunks. (SO0 1AO: drivers. (100 up: saddlers. (o op: plugs, (lutjto. Chlcmge Llvee4rk Market, CHICAGO. March Cattle Receipt. e. tint. ted. K0; market, steady. Heeve.. (i.20 ijo.lo- Texas steer. (4.4of-3i0: Western .tr.r. (4.7o3.M: .tocker and feeder. 14 -3S3; cowa and heller. (J.Ooti S-1M; calvea. (7 0 v1. HOrK-relpts. estimated. SS.0O0; market, slow generally to So off. Light. ItHi il 7. 1..; mixed. (.;3oT.10: heavy. l-i-iioT: rougi. (.i.v73: good to choice heavy. 475( i; Pimm. tl.S'li7: bulk of sale. (-lir.TlT. rheep Receipts, estimated. IS. 000: mar ket ladv. Native. .;4.MI. Weatern. (t.oO e4!v: yearling. (4.7iti 3 1.-.; lamb, native, (3dS32; Weatern. (3.3uA.33. .Metal Marketa. NEW TORK. March 0. Standard cop per. JulL Spot, March. April. May and June. I I nor- 12.00c. London, ateady: pot. 134 13 d- future. 3S 7 M. Cutom-hou return thow export of t-.VJ3 ton so far thle month. Lake copper. IS -l 0 19 c; elactrolyUc. 12 2i 12 ; casting. 13 1112.23c. Tin. quiet; pot. 4l.ioi 42.30c: March. 41 l2-ib40iTU,c: April. 4o-jr40.7i; Ma. 4'J V4o oc; June. j.87i0 40.30C. London, ateady. tlS 14c: futures. tl"J 10. l-ead. clulL Spot 4.40j4 30 New Tork: 4.22 S 0 4.27 He East St. Louts. London, ils (a td- Spelter. dull. FpoL S.60S5.63e New Tork; (i!-t.Sile Eaat St. Loula London. 4IS, Iron Oev..and warrant. 41s 7Sd la Lon don. Local'y Iron was steady. No. 1 foun dry Northern. (14.73 b 16.23; No. 2 Northern. No. 1 Southern aad do eoft, tli-HHi ! eOre and P -. NEW TORK. March . Coffe tatures closed steady at a net decline of 10 to 24 points. Sales. i.i- bsg. March. 1020c; April. lO.Jc; May. 10, 23c; June. l 22c; July. REPORT OF THE COXDITIOX OP Portland Trust Company of Oregon At Portland. Oregon, In tho Stat of OroKon, at tho dona of business March Tth. 1911. RESOURCES, Loan and discounts Overdraft, secured and unsecured Bonds, securities, etc riankln-r house, furnitur and fixtures... J)ue from approved reserva banks Check and other cash 'terns Exchangres for clearing; house Cash on hand. .$554, . - 6, . 25, . 126, ... 605.79 477.02 252.06 769.13 970.41.19 674.05 458,482.50 171,000.00 Total... 713.103.99 .$2,311,621.73 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In f Surplus fund. I'ndlvlded profits, less expenses and taxes paid Due to banks and bankers I 76.502.1C Dividends unpaid. 69.00 Individual deposits subject to check 1,151. 028.45 Demand certificates of deposit. 19.413.87 Time certificates of deposit 388.63S.63 Certified checks 7.030.82 Cushier's checks outstanding- . 21.992.80 Savings deposits.'. 279,258.08 300,000.00 60,000.00 7,687.92 Total 1.943.933.81 .$2,311,621.73 s. STATE OF OREGON. County of Multnomah I. B. Lee Pafret, secretary of tha above-named bank, do solemnly swear that th above statement Is true to the best of hiy knowledge and belief. B. LEE PAGET, Cashier. CORRECT Attest: A. & NICHOLS. EMORY OLMSTEAD, Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of March, 1911. A. . CAMPBELL, ( SEAL ) Notary Public STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF Security Savings and . Company Portland, Oregon. At close of business March 7, 1911. Trust RESOURCES. Loans Bonds, varrants Customers' liability, under letters of credit.. Cash and dne from correspondents Total resources .$4,680,913.01 . 1,004.755.40 9461.75 . 2,787,339.37 .$8,482,169.53 LIABILITIES. Capital Surplus and undivided profits Letters of credit Deposits Interest-bearing $jjo,jj.o Others 3,878,666.24- Total liabilities ... .$ 500,000.00 . 485.414.71 21,705.33 - 7,475,049.49 .$8,4S2,169.53 Re-port f lbs Coadltloa of Gte First National Bank at Portlaad. Orra-oa, At the Cloae ' Boalara March 7, 1911 HKSOl'RCES. r.oan-i and discounts I". S. Bonds at par Dther bonds Hank premises. . - vnvnB fiuo from T. S. Treasurer ,li'2ou S2 Pun from other banks. ?-!2?'??X Ti ru from reserve agents.. i'iSi,c?i c? rash on hand ..89.S71.67 7.024.148.62 2,200,000.00 772.7S6.42 70,000.00 6.306,995.93 LIABILITIES apital stork. . ill-plus and undivided profits LrculHtlon ix-l-oelts. Individual Banks. (9.073.189.78 4.094.913.5 316.373,930.97 . ..$ 1.600.000.00 . .. 1.028.062.94 677,765.00 13.16S.103.03 116.373.930.97 10.11c: August. lO.lOc: Sepf-mber. 10.03c; Ck-obT. ..;c; November. 9.63c; December, January and February. , Sp.t colt. iulet. Rio NO. T, 19 S-8c, Panto No. 4. 13 -ic. Mild colte. dull, Cor dova. 1315-c. nominal. rtaw tui-r. very flrm. Muscovado. .SO teat. crntrlfual. test. 3.76c; mo!a ausar. . test. .01c. Rellned. quiet. mODCCE AT 8.AN ITIASCISCO. Quotations Current In th Bay City Mar kets. SAN rRANCISCO. March 8. The follow Inc produce prlcee wer current today: Vtabla Cucumbers. ll.SOe:: sarlle. 4fic: arr-on pea., sal-; r'?" "'JJ 2jc; lomitoM, nominal; egg plant. 10 lie Butter Kancr creamery. 2414c Ks Store. ITc; fanqy ranch. 1TH& ( hreae Voons; America. liulSViC allllatuUa liran. 34i36; midullnsm. 3a Frult Apples, choice. I1.2S: eommon. TSo: Mexican llmea. $.SftrT: California lemons, rholc. : common. (I 80; oranasa. aaveb Potatora Early Rosa, Sl.toff Burb-nki. 2.1U2.33; Orefoq S1.0Oe-!.!0. Onlona -Nominal. Kay Wheat. trI3(K per ton; wheat and oata. Imll; alfalfa. SttlS. Kr-rlti- Flour. -420 quarter sacks: wheat. Si" centala: barley. 4-i5 rentala; po tatoes. 2o aacka; bran. 20 aacka; mld dllnsa, 42 aacke: hay. 00 tona. Irrled "IVult at New Vrk. NEW TORK. March 9. Evaporated apples irarrr. tlrtn. On th spot, fancy are quoted at 13c: cholc. 12e: prime. 12c Prune, atrons and higher on th sma'.l stocks and a better demand. Quotation ranaa from TSWH'ac op to 30-40s and 11 Uj If 12c for Oresona from 50a to 30s. Choice, 7Hc; extra choice. 7.e81c; fancy, BiiftOc. Wool at St- Louis. ST. IXIU1S. March 9. Wool Unchanucd. Territory and Western metlluma. 10'22c; fine mediums. ISA ISc: fine. 12 $ 13c. m '. aallnaa Oregon Bur banks. Bonds Investments TimberLaods McGRATH & NEUHAUSEN CO. 701-2-3-4-5 Lewis Bdg. Portland Oregon What Our Neighbors Say !!!!!! "There is do better pavement than bitu lithic," says Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee, Wis. Mining Stocks You think you know the game. But you don't. T'My Adventures with your Money" will show you how little you know about it. It's in April M IS etrta at U-2sa aU Statement of Condition of LUMBERMEN NATIONAL BANK of Portland At Close of Business March 7th, 1911 EESOURCES Loans and Discounts $2,268,165.19 Overdrafts 3,483.11 U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation... 250,000.00 Other Bonds and Premiums 211,885.02 Real Estate " 80000 Furniture and Fixtures...... 25,430.63 Due from U. S. Treas...$ 12,500.00 Due from Banks 540,35030 Cash on hand 916,792.20 1,469,643.10 $4,229,407.05 LIABILITIES " Capital $ 500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 73,051.55 Reserved for Taxes 4,747.22 Circulation 250,000.00 Dividends Unpaid 195.00 Deposits ; 3,401,413.28 I $4,229,407.05 Condensed Report of The United States National Bank Submitted to the Controller of tha Currency March 7, 1911 ASSETS Loans and Discounts $ 6,073,705.76 United States Bonds at Par .' 1,054,100.00 Municipal and Railway Bonds ; 1,193,495.49 Bank Building 125,000.00 Cash and Exchange 5,232,264.52 $13,678,565.77 wrr- LIABILITIES Capital ......$ 1,000,000.00 Surplus 500,000.00 Undivided profits 355,399.37 Dividends Unpaid 30,689.50 Circulation 800,000.00 Deposits 10,992,476.90 $13,678,565.77 Attest Correct: J. C. AESTS WORTH, President. Condensed Report of the Condition of the Banking Department of Hartman & Thompson BANKERS At the close of business March 7, 1911. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $188,906.10 Cash on hand antf due from banks 120,393.19 Furniture and fixtures 18,448.64 Stocks and bonds 116,282.00 Real Estate 2177525 Total resources $465,805.18 ' LIABILITIES. Capital stock Surplus and undivided profits Deposits I Total liabilities ,.$100,000.00 . . 25,571.53 .. 340,233.65 ,. $465,80518 Statement of Condition of LADD & TILTON BANK At the Close of Business March 7, 1911 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Bonds and Stocks Real Estate Cash on Hand and Due from Banks. .$ 6,357,666.04 15,083.54 . 4,155,263.40 75,000.00 . 4,222,538.07 Total LIABILITIES "Capital Stock Fully Paid .... Surplus and Undivided Profits Deposits ..$14,825,551.05 ..$ 1,000,000.00' 738,406.02 .. 13,087,145.03 Total .....$14,825,551.05 OFFICERS ' W M Ladd. President R. S. Howard, Asst. Cashier Edward Cookingham. Vice- J. W. Ladd, Asst. Cashier pres Walter M. Cook, Asst. - W. H. Dunckley, Cashier Cashier Merchants National Bank PORTLAND, OREGON Condensed Report of Condition of This Bank Made to Controller Under Call of March 7, 1911 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. 1,I81,S08.90 United States bonds.. 400,000.00 Other bonds, stocks and warrants Real estate and mort gages Furniture and fix tures Cash and due from banks 633,403.97 45.3U.t4 8.000.00 889.112.49 13,257,143.00 LIABILITIES. Capital stock 250.000.00 Surplus and undivid ed profits National bank notes outstanding Dividends unpaid ... Deposits 105,305.17 250,000.00 365.50 . 2,651,472.33 $3,257,143.00 R. L. DURHAM. President GEO. W. HOYT. Cashier. M. L. HOLBROOK, Vlce-Pres-M. L. HOLBROOK, Vlce-Pres. LONDON PARIS HAMBURG tKAISERFN AlIO. VIC. .March 10. 10 A. M. t PENNSYLVANIA March 28, 2 P. M- PBKS. LINCOJLJi March 31. 10 A. M. tAMERIKA April 8. 2 P. M. tUiiexceiled Ultz-Carlton a la Carte Restau rant. Gymnasium, KIpc. Baths, Elvator. Palm Garden. I Hamburg direct. "Will call at Plymouth and Cherbourg. (Second Cabin only. Gibraltar, Algiers. Naples, Genoa. fiNew 17,tKn-ton steamer, equipped with modern safety appliances. Electric Baths, Gymnasium, Elevator, etc. TS. 8. CINCINNATI Marrh 28, 10 A. M. 8. 8. HAMHI'RG April 11 8. 8. MOLTKE April 25 CRUISING 'ROUND THE VISITS to Lisbon. Bpaln. Italy. Eitypt, India, Ceylon. Stralu Settlem-nts, Java, Philippines. China. Japan. Sandwich Is lands and Overland American tour. In land Excursions and side trips all over. Optional tours of 17 days in India. 14 days In Japan. Two cruises wlil be made by the magnificent twin screw 17.000-ton S. 8. Ciereiand, each Inatinir HO dav& First cruise leaves New York Novem ber 1, 1911. Second leaves San Fran cisco February 11. 191. The finest, most cumrenenive pleasure cruise ever offered. Cost, including all necessary expenses aboard and ashore. S650 and op. Other cruises to the Went Indies, Panama Canal, Etc. Send for illustrated booklet HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE, 160 Powell St., San Francisco. CaL. or local R. R. at;ents in Portland. WORLET SAFELY COMFORTABLY ECONOMIC ALL If GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC Winter Schedule Kffectlve October 30, 1010. STEAM -SHIPS I "Prince Rupert" and "Prince George" FOR Victoria, Vancouver and Prince Rupert. Connecting: at Prince Rupert with "S. S. Prince Albert" for Stewart and Queen Charlotte Islands. Daylight Ride to Victoria LEAVE SEATTLE, WASll., every Sunday at 2:00 P. M northbound. LEAVE VANCOUVER, B. C. every Monday at 11:00 P. M., north bound; every Saturday at 2:00 P. M. southbound. MEALS AND BERTH INCLUDED NORTH OP VANCOUVER. For Tickets and Reservations Apply to Local Railway Ticket Agents, or J. II. Burs-ls, Gen'l Aitent, First Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. HONOLULU AND THE VOLCANO THE TRIP MOST COMPELLING, and worth while, excelling- all others for novelty and pleasure. The Volcano ot Kllauea, tha largest in the world, is tremendously active now. It is possible to make this desirable trip with SPEED and comfort and the price is low. $110. nrst-class. San Francisco to Honolulu and back, and 145.50 for side trip from Honolulu to volcano, including; rail and auto to Kllauea: hotel at Hllo. also Volcano House. No other trip compares with this. Be sure to visit the islands and DO IT NOW, while the volcano is active. 3. S. SIERRA (10.000 tons displacement) sails Feb. 25, March 18, April 8. Write or wire OCEANIC 8. 8. CO., 673 Market Street, Sun ir ran Cisco. COOS BAY LINE ETEAMER BKAawalSH sans Trom Alaska dock. Portland, 8 P. M. every Tues day. Freight received at Alaska Dock until t P. M. dally. Passenger fari nrst-class, $1Q; second-class, $7. including meals and berth. Tickets on sale at Alnswortn dock. Phones Main 268. A 1234. SAN FRANCISCO & PORTLAND SS. CO. New service to Los Angeles via San Fran cisco every live days. From Alnswortn Dock, Portland. 4 P. M. SS. Beaver Mar. 13, Bear 18, Rose City 23. From San Francisco, Northbound, 12 M. SS. Bear Max. 12, Rone City 17, Beaver 22. From San Pedro, Northbound. 12 M. SS. Rose City Mar. 15, Beaver 20. Bear XS. H. G. Smith, C. T. A.. 142 Third St. J. V. Ransom, Agent Ainsworth Dock. Phones: Muin 402. 268; A 1402. San FranciscD, Los Anjshs aai Sao Dieg9 Diract North Pacific S. S. Co.'s S. S. Roanok and S. S. Elder sail every Wednesday alter nately at 6 P. M. Ticket office 132 Third St., near Alder. MARTIN J. HIGLEY, Passenger Agent. W. H. SIAJSSER, Freight Agent. Phones M. 1314, A 1314. ALLAN LINE " Picturesque St. Lawrence Route Weekly Railings from MONTREAL to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON and HAVRE, FRANCE. Splendid scenery, shortest passage, low rates. Any Railway Agent, or ALLAN A CO.. 174 Jackson Blvd.. Chicago. Vim, Energy And A Keen Exhilaration RESULT FROM A BATH WITH HAND SAPOLIO In hot weather it revives your enerrf( and stimulates the skin to healthy action "The Bath Refreshing it Jdl Gtooctm and Druggist ,