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TTTR MOR-VIXO PRECOMA, WEDNESDAY, 1MARCII
1912.
HIGH MARKET SURE
Actual Shortage of Potatoes
on Pacific Coast.
EASTERN SUPPLIES COME
IUr or Mnall More, left n OriKon
loiuiml for riaiitlne Kro.
in California Would -Mean
Krvord Quotation.
T' yr-en -r-l' '" ,n ,h '
rmn-i.eo potato marfcn. due ' eerl
! lares receipts, which ha a e m"
,-wethctie ff-ct on other markets cf th,
r r. i re.rlel a only lmpor.l. w Hh
ia a f-w da.s the sir on, position the
me-e( In sapec'eii lo reassert Itself.
Thar, le n actual horta of potatoes
.-n ih. rac-flc Cast and Men ptlca are
Min4 to prevail Ihrourh the r-et of Ihe
reasnn. -.-..r.1ir to rrlllnformrd r-nlnto
r-ee. ui..liea left In Orr..n. WasMnKinn.
Man and aUfornla are not sufficient t"T
hrw. or.urrption ontll the new crop ar-
quantltle, of eav that ara now bain sMpped
south are oo old orders.
A recent trada raport from San Fran
ciaco says:
Tha Han rranclaco market at ths pres
ent lima enjus tha distinction of balng
tha lowest market In tha date of Calltornia.
All otbar sections that know of aaam
to ba paylne, belter price. In proportion
than tha hay will bring In this elty. Thla
Is an unhealthy condition of affaire, and
ae believe will bare to riant Itself either
by Interior prim dropping to a level of San
rranrlx-o prices, or San Francisco prices
rising to tha level of country prices alto
tha freight added.'
Rank Clearing.
Bank clearing, of tha Nortbeeatern eitlea
yesterday acre as follow,: .
1-leaHnae. Benres.
Portland 1.-M.i' l;sJ
svam l.:.4,940 MS.-
T.roma J..M..47I.
Spokane XMVit bl.le
rORTLI.VD MARKirT".
(train. !fcmr. feed. He.
WHEAT Track prices: Fluestem. K 9
3-; club. so as: rid Russian,
all"jr. SOn"""-: "-fold. Oc.
MIl.LfTI'FKS H'tn. fliu Jer ton: shorts,
I.-I . mldrtllnss. I ".
FI.U'll i'tni. ft v rr barrel;
atrihi. U K-.; exports. ilo: Valler. .";
STOCK RISE HALTS
Unfavorable News From Eng
lish Strike Causes Setback.
COPPER IS AN EXCEPTION
Acrordlna In W. II. Hair, of t ank), there
are enlv ar-out ' or ie car, left In Ores-en.
One-half of thla supply will be re
quired for ad and the remainder will be
arety sufficient fir home consumption. For
.r rar of potatee ,hlpt-ed out of tha
Valley from now on a ear will have to ba
h-mrht In from tha ootiide.
Tha potato tnark-t outt-k could not ell
he iro.i'r." aald Gorge t Burtt. of Ja
coha. Valcotm Uurtt. of Han rrancl.-o.
who wa, in the city yeaterdar. California
t-mm not anonh potato, left to aupplr
:-a own ad. and la already brtnalna n
.tock frowi tha Kaat. I found oo me trip
.e rattle tart week that auppllea tn Wa.h
. aaton are al.o runnlne ery lnht. Tha
total rlxck l't in Waahtnaton la only
rar, and as the consumption of frattle and
Taroma alone la 1 baa a day. It will ba
een the aupply thrre will not laat durtn
tne two remaining montna of the eeaaon
Beildea IMa. Waaninaton atlll haa to eend
7 to !" ear, to Alaaka and haa anld man,
rar. to (O to Saa rrancUco. The Meamer
,-rr.Mrnt wlil take down 2" cara and ,hln
m.nr, are booked for reguLar alcamat, ta
follow.
-The future of the market depend, on the
fe'i'ornia weather If thejr have froat. and
t la almoet euro to occur. It will mean tha
rMani-nt of thouaanda of acre, and the In
.vltaMe result will he a 3S-cot market for
p.-ta: aa '
K P. Vl-Iler a large t'hiraco operator, tn
. .ui.mrnl in tha Pa.ker. ralewa tha ,ltu
tin aa follow,:
V. feel that It la pretty evncrallv n
...!ere. h thl tim. that there will be a
.tr..u market through to lh wind-up. Aa
a rul prrnt djurr. would be considered
.l.ni.t.mi. at..J rir-tl so. but we look nton
trt . year a being different, considerably dlf---.nt
from any year we hae known.
-We lo.- f-r a yer hay trade thla
-irm. It la true Wisconsin and Minnesota
.,, a large rmp and Michigan a very good
, ,,,. as above stated, but It I, also very
true that they have been eMpplng henvll,.
10 plte of col.l weather, a, fast aa car,
roitt.l p ohcained.
In the West, rallfornle, which wa, early
n the araeon. ,Jlplrlrg Tea, the Urger
la't of the r-o'alor, ,ha bought. I, now in
ibe market and bl.ldlng up price. In Wash
pon and trr-.o, and they have ad
.ance l almoet l'" per cent from the low
point. s-Mtera Washington haa. wa believe,
shipped out more y.lat.s. so far thla aeason,
than ever before, and our report. Indicate
th.re are very few left. In the Taklma Val
ley grower, are hoi. ling ery tronr.
-.wi the whole, we never ,aw such a firm
situation, and never saw prleee mn high
without being put there by epeculatlve bay
ing n the part of Jor-her. throughout tha
rouniry. Peed ,l..-k U particularly well
r leaned up nd we b-ileve many I b
app-lntrd in not gcitlng sufficient sect.
11 Iff! IT a,TKO. AMI rRlCnt HlliHr.K
S3sc. prints, emtra
i : . rr.n tin
H r.l Oregon
4 alifecnla
I. ,oae) wad Offerings
Are Ught.
The wheat market was strong and hlgh-r
a.l around yrstrrilar. The demand waa
almost enilrvlr from the south. Varin.rs
hae pra.-tlrall withdrawn from the mar
ket aa e-ilera. and deaiers and speculators
dernaad full pri.e. flub wa, quoted up to
p ceo', and b!ue,tm at i c- nta.
lat, were rlrm at ire former price, with
very few aelllng
lcal re.-eipts. In cars, were reported by
the kl-r.-hams' K. hange aa follows:
h--t Hartey nour oat. Hay
Momlav -J .... It ....
1 l.r ... I " I 10
Year aao ... t-
f. date II v.. 71-. lll S3t
.a- a,.. lo--M i-i Tl --
fitr.l,n crop ronititlors are eummarlsed
Yj Ifte I.lvr(..-1 I "to Tra.le New, aa fol
low. t ailed KlugJom ru.wtng of the crop ta
t.. n, ..owlv. aa a r.auU of uufa-or-l-
w-ah-r. I'i(i.' and iS-rman
In the lowlan.la trte outlook la mostly ftvor.
ih, uffrrtnc, of native wheat are mod-era-e
nut l the (act that farmer, are
Pu with fie d work. The weatn-r Is s-a -...r.M-
Houmania Hu csrla. tlunaary and
rura.y Tl- cooJttloa of Ihe int-r crops
s ,.a. The outlk f r the npnrg rropa
is fsvoriMe upplia of aattse wheat are
; c M. but a-1 inrreaee ts elpect-d. but In
wt.eel me Increase In the movement will
he moderats. Tie wea'hey la .-aeuoab.e.
K ss.a thai agent at (.Hteaaa report, that
the rese-ye In the tntrl.-T I, Maeinablt.
Italy There are n complaint, heard re
garding "e crop outlook. Native wheat I,
scarce and hel.l at bun prtewa. The weather
le fairly tevorah e North Africa The out
loon eontinuee favorab.e.
trin in. ,i.i.. w noie v
I IIHS ew. wnolc. ...
per ton.
Hay No. 1 Kist-rn Oregon timothy. 14
ti It,. No. 1 Vall-v. lr.-tl. alfalfa. 12V
1.1. clover, fit P. oat and vetch. 410tjll.et;
grain hay. et.
OATc .No. 1 while, g ia per ton.
Vogotwblcw and I'm I Is.
TKiPI-AU KRflTl Oranges. navels.
U.V'tii'il; California grapefruit. .l.Mt4:
f'lorlda grapefruit. f.VTtlTl bananaa. 1.IS
si !.-' pr bunch; lemona. $l.eOte.eO per
bov: ptrrapi-lee. f.c per rotund.
VRKiill KKt ITS Almerla grapes), t.t per
barrel: rranherrles. Hl 1 1 .VI per barrel
HiTATOEH Huvlng prices; Burbanks.
gl.Vtgl.72 per buou'od. a-weat potatoes,
r-t-r crate.
VKGETAiU.KH Artichokes. TRtytrOe per
doson; asparagus. 1..' 1.75 per crate;
beans. UolTc; cablage. 1 V U 2 " Per
pound; cauliflower. 1 lii crate; c- lei). VJ
,T ,i per crate; cueunil-ers, -'t2. do,en;
ecip'ant. l-J'ye per pound: rarlic. " hk- per
I.und. head lettuce. per crate; hot
house lettuce. 7.V tl 1 per bog peaa. lie per
pound; peppers. 1 1'S c rer pound, rad'.hcs.
S-- per dojen; rhubarb, rsllfornla. $l...lt
I 75 ,er bom: spina, h. $1. IS to l.ti I'r boa;
sprouts. Sc. tomst'tes. Mil.' per box
iA K VK-.KTAltt.K. Turnipa, M1.10
per sack- beets. !.., ratabagaa. 11.10.
"iviun.-u. Association price. S.S5 per back.
API-L.KS Yellow Newtown. gi'i.-";
hpitscr.b.rgs. 1.7:.ttS: Haldwln. i--;
Hen lavu. glttl Tl. Ked t he. k Plrplna. tl
tr-i.w. f.ano, l1.7i. California Nesrtowns,
I I 70 ti 3 per bog-
sali-T aad Canntry P reduce.
:i -TTFllt Oreeon ereaoiery botter, aolldv
neh. lie per doaen.
. union iteta, ,.v - v
TO'ing AOitncm, e o-, e"
p.,,K-l1nc. t,,r9c pf r pound
VKAU Fancy. 11V.U li Per pound.
P..LLTRY H-na. UglHISc. hpringa. ld
lSc: ducks. i-K-; geeae. lc; turkc)C live.
3c. dreaacl. d c.
ftlaple t. iocs clew.
HALUON-Columbia Kivsr. J-ponud talis.
iU pec doaen. a-pound talis. I.'IB. 1-,-ound
lata. i. Alaska pink. 1-pound
''I'-orVr-fK Ro-jted. In drum,. .
ner reuiiu. . .
MTr Walnut,. ICgimt per pound.
Tlr.s.l nut.. Maine: Iilh.rts. Mflic. al
moiuls. Ko-'lc. pecsna ls-: cocoanuta etsrtJ
l per duini. rhestnula 12-tr per pound;
bo-It. try nuts. 10C pec pound.
H"NKT hoice. g.Lti per ease; gtraJned
honev. lue per pound. .
KAi.T i;ranulste.l. ll per ton; haJf-gr-und.
!-. iO per ton: ioa. $ per Ion.
HfcA.NH r-mall white. I,: large whHe.
.c; l.lme. TVc; pink. 5c; Mexican. 5ac.
bK'l";K No. 1 Japan. c: cheaper gradea,
IVnV ttoutbern bead. s7c.
MuAK-iwy granulated. -i-: fruit and
berrv. gtLJi. Honolulu plantation. Id. W: be-t.
HI.-., emlra C. i i: powdered, barrel,
.... . - w i a v..
IW', CUOC". .'' ' .
ItRIkU r rtl 111 App.r-. - Kft r. ;
apn.ota. ltlMlVlc: peacnea u? w.
prune Italians. ISII"'. silver, loo;
. . i i. e i m To - rurrinll
lVllc; raisins, l-tose. Muacatel.
"Sc. blt-achetl 1 nompeoo. a. ... ---b.sached
liultanas. b-yc. seeded. JSJ,ej
datra Persian. c per pound; ard. 1.U
per box.
Previa lows.
HAMd 10 to 13 pounds. lsHflSWc: '
to l pountls. I4ilis,c; 14 to 1 pounds.
Hvliy; skinned, lc; picaica, 11c; cot
tage ro.l. 1-c.
LA Kl Kettle rendered. tierce,. 13e:
tubs. l-'Nc; standard tierces. US'; tubs.
11 c; shortening, llcrcea. Sc; tubs, be.
HAOON Kan.y. Jlc; standard, lsc;
ch- ice. 17c. English. liHOltx;.
lHt HALT tlKtUHtlUir short clears.
drsall. UVjc: m.'kt.l. IM-. short clear,
harks. 12 ta 1 pounds, dry salt. lc:
smoked. Uc; short clear ba. ks, 1 to
puunds. dcy salt. II S: gmoaed. lsc. Ore
gon eaporla. drj sait. l ie; smoked, itc.
Mops, Wsot mad II Mew.
HOPS Till crop. Sire; olds, nominal; 112,
contracts. Jitc.
yj. .11 A I R t'holre. 32o per pound.
WOOle Eaatern . Oregon. I4tylc par
pound. according to
It. nee ru in Fi il
FtLTo Dry. lie: lambe. salted. TfX)c;
ahttrl.wool ilta tiotrh-c; DUicner Delta, jao.
take-orr. H:ol.ui. Keb. take-off. (l.lUt
HIDC.1 Oaltsd hide,. lOVtiflOSe per
pound; salted calf. IfiulTc; salted kip. 11 W
lie; green hides. sc: dry calf. Sic; dry
hides, leu-lwc; salted stags. ItiTHe; green
siatrm. ii(St.
t'ASt'AKA Per pound.
tiKAIN BAtid la car lots.
rare.
f-t us INtrlland prlcea fttr prims, well
handled skins, according to sixes: Mink,
-: raccoon. wuctatleO; skunk (nar
row strlpei. glS. skunk tbroad strlpei.
Tictyll.iu. ma.krat. MaJV, gray fox. Tie
n$l. red fox. tdd.t; martsn. foQK;
beaver. ,.10; niher. (li'e'Jii; badger. "e
1; Ivnx rat. f3u.V wl'tlcat. 7Sc t 1 i.
otter. IluttM. lyax. l.'Stu. ringtail cats.
L'AtlskH-; civet cat. lutxlloc; houee cat.
-oc . mountain lion. 45 tl Iv: bear. It vie.
Ulwsred oil aad Turpentine.
I.IN'SEKI Oil. Pure raw. in barrels, tic;
Amain-nutted Rise llapldly ut
Gln Ik Sot F'ully Held Stand
ard Railway Share Are Heavy.
Bond Market IVaturelc.
NKW rORK, Msrch :. Moot stocks
paused In th.lr upward flight today. Tha
most noteworthy exception waa Amalgam
ated Copper, which aaeanded to a n,',sf
level on announcement that the selling
agencies warn rejecting Wda for the metal
at lis cants per pound. Its Mghoat flgtim
in almost five years American Smelting
waa Inclined to heaviness from tha outset,
aa also were United States steel and ma
jority of the standard railway shares. Most
of these were off Pmt or mora before
noon and later made further recession on
aggressive ahort selling.
Aa an offset, many minor Issues. Includ
ing American Can, Amarlcaa "5:
Corn Producta. tha electric, and tha Inde
pendent steel sharea were .''.
aJtove yesterday. The naa tn three failed to
enlist popular support.
Abrupt declines In Union Pacific and Steel
and further weakness la Smelting wiped
out much of the sudden ria In Amalgamated
Copper and the undertone became heavier
thai before. Tha aetback coincided with
linden new. that th. Kngllsh mlneowner.
ware not very hopeful of an early solution
of the strike troubles.
Prices rallied a point or more
lowest in the laat hour under spirited buy
ing of Heading and an Increased demand for
the local tractions.
H.gexdlees of circumstantial rumors that
copper metal had risen to H centa. Ami -gamated
failed to hold more than the small
est fraction of Ita mid-day gain. Anaconda
directors met popular expectations by de
claring the regular quarterly dividend.
Owing to a nominal Increase In operat
ing expenses, tha Atchison road was enabled
. . .... t lent statement for a
eoarv its not earnings for that month In
creasing tei(.00.
Trie bond market waa featureless. Total
sales, par value. 14.611. 00O. United StA"
ttoternmeni oonoa wvtw "
CXOSIXQ STOCK. QUOTATIONS.
Closing
bales.
Southern Pacific first ref 4s
Houthern Pacific col 4s
Houthem Railway 4a
VI I, A S F ref a
l-nlon Pacific first 4s
Vnlnn Pacific conv 4s
Union Paclflo ref 4s........
United States Steel S F
United States Ss registered..
United States 2s coupon..'...
United Pistes 3 registered..
United States 3s coupon.....
United States 3s registered..
United States 4s coupon
United Hallway 8 K s
United Rsllway St L. 4s
Western Union 4Ss
Weetinghouse conv As. ......
Wisconsin Central 4s
. is nr.i,
... '-
... 71H4
... 7S4
...1"0T. KH
...ll'T.
... 7 k
... VI -i
...Hly 101
.. .100 101 S
...1il2' 108
...X"i'
...114 U
114 M4.
. .. tlU
... Th S.)
. .. (mi 90 H
PI'- 14s
. . !i:s l' l '
Its) 100 li
LIR WHEAT LEVEL
Export Sales and Crop Dam
age Strengthen Prices.
Allla C'hal pf ..
Amal copper ..
Am Agricuit ..
a ot lit-ei Surir.
Amsrican Can ..
Am Car a Fdy..
Am Cotton on..
Am Md a 1a. uf
bin Ice riecurl..
Am L.inse,d . . .
Am lK-omotlve
7..1"
"
"5.2"t
4t;..v.r0
l..Vh
7
loo
-tsy
-.
l.OOO
High.
"oil,
S
jxi,
57 S
r-4
4
fc
'7H
3J
i:hSs
lt
If 5
41 W
loll
13H
i:i
ims H
S4-V
t
:i
bl
Am Smel ll-:f S7.-tO
do preferred.. 1.0t
Am Stevl Koy.. I"
Am Sugar Ref.. 4 V-o
am a. Tal . ! Its)
Am Tobacco pf. 5UO
Am wottien
An aeon la kl Co .K
Atchison :i.i
do preferred.. i.30
All Coast Line. 7"
Halt a Ohio . .. S.Joo
Itethleh-m Steel IHK
Krook R Trsn.. T.Iot
Canadian I'sclflc
Central Leather o.i""
do preferred. . IsKl
Ct ntral of N J
Chta a Ohio ... 300 TS4
Chicago a Alton
Chi tit West . .. '
do preferred.. Iter
Chi. ago a V W :
C. M a St Paul. 4.1'W
t . C. C a rit . . .
Cl ruel a Iron
foi A Knuthara. ...
Consol Uaa .... lS."iH
Corn Product, l.tV)
Iiel a Hudaon.. .1m
l a R lirsnuo. . .lot!
do preferred.. i'H
rtlstlllers' Secur 7K
Krle lotwet
do 1st pf .... ilt
do 2d pf
Oen Electric ... l.Mltt
;t North pf ... 3.in
C.t North Ore . .. I.7UO
Illinois Central. 4. 10
Interbor Met .. IS.lesl
do preferred.. 31.1'
Inter Harveater 2.4"i
Inter Marina pf .'i"
lot Paper nT
Int Pump 4O0
I fu.Ml
K C Pouthern .. 500 2
do preferred.. .....
Ijicleda Oil
I.ouia a Nash .. WOO lifjfc
Minn a St I.
M. S I- A 8 K M 2i
Mo. Kan a Tex. 1.20O
do preferred.. loo
Mo Pacific 1.4
Nnt IliSCUlt J
National Lotad .. t"s
N Ry Max 2 pf.. JI.Ml
N T Central . . . 2.4
N T. Ont a Wes 4"t)
Norfolk a West ..V
North American 2.4
Ntvrthern Pacific 4.10O
Pacific Mall . ... k
Pennsylvania ... a.eitiO
People's On
P. C C A St I-. SOO
Plttsbur Coal . . 4.!x
Pressed 8 C.tr. . H
Pull Pal Car.. :.
Ry Steel Spring XOw
10V,
S7 v
142S 1VWV
2110 30
14
171
r
43
"i.
5sy
i'ici.
134
41.
12 e
2"
114
24H
18V
804
LAsU.E IXK' IL gU tim Ol' t lHK N
Thaewa ta sereaa lussss 4 aaae) Braeee
trsl Is (ule.
Ilev-s-i.ts of p-tu.try have shown some tne
crsa-e this week, anal buyers have taken
attentate ef the fact to hold back their
nir.-ae.ee, Cbirk.a price have given way
ea , ha.f a cent, however. hirlii ara
scarce an4 ta struag demaad.
to-eee-d svsat supplies were mttderate.
lea: waa qta-et and 13 cents w as quoted as
t.-t. top. Pork was firm at H to centa
The egg market was firm, aa It haa been
f i.- the past we-k.
i heeee and butter were firm and IB
t tang. I.
AtfllK.lS PRICK MAY BB Ml l-OW t.K
(sasrra Are la I be eaMtreerw Market a
Apple, .slave Melt.
I ear ef rarbage aad a car of orangee
-a-ie up the days receipts on F"ront street
r-aJe wag a.tle and prlcea were steady la
Asparagus was
ta iji leading eeller In the
r(,teMe U.t. It il not likely that Cailfor.
t 'a asparmgue prlci
tna canaer, are
kets.
Applee are cle.
sm wi.l no doat
manner rxpected.
will go any lower, as
la the aottthera mar-
up well and the, aea-
t-td in Uav aatiafactorr
lot IL Hit HIlVlT l sLl (.ttl.HH
l-rfcrea IVewkeavee) by t
race) trver 1
The hay market la
e.tmiag m t eupply th
fact that a large quai
aver la the country h
ket For a time
p'us tn'grt be
it,a brea
has elrrr'
lavrga htarplae Caw-(wemtry.
ggish. Rnongh ta
local demand. Tna
will be carried
akenad the mar
bought the sur-
a California, but
1 la that . stata
The amall
boiled In barrels. Tsvi; raw.
bot:ed. In rases. Me.
Tl KPENTI.NE Case. 73c;
HSc
In cases, b2c
wood barrels.
MAX IKANCIX.O TKODllK MARKET
prleee Wustted at taw Kay I Uy for t rge
taiblew, t'rnlta. Kte.
DAN rKA.VID, March M. The fol
lowing produce prltoe were current here to
day; nutter Fancy creamery. 31 He.
Kcse citore. Its.-; fancy ranch. JO t, c.
t o ee t 2wc.
t tnw.ns e-l..'tv 3.15
e'ru.t Apples, choue. ,1 25; common. a.V;
Meltcaa llinva I'I(. California lemons,
choo-e. g. common. II '.' . . aavel oranges,
gl..'ttri;5. pineappl-a. g.tfX
Veg-tanlee Cue umoere. 41.w(tl.73; green
peaa, 5Jc. striae beans. Ivy 12 Sc. aspara.
gua. 7--ulil. tomatoes, nominal, egg
p. ant. lo . lie.
Hay VI beat. fl5l50; wbeat aad oata.
Ill j IS: a.falfa. H-'lfl V
Potaioee Hiv.r Uurbanka I39 2 2g;
sweeta. t33ua .V; Oregon llurbanka. fa.2e
2
Receipts sTlour. 34 quarter sacks,
wheat. 7wsj centala: barley. 4"Xl centals,
oata. I4t centa.s. potaftea. 44 centa. a.
bran, to centa... mldd.inga. 2w sacks, bay.
7a tuns. weut. 1 bate.
t hang re la AvailaMa twopsWlew
NEW YORK. March J HpeclaJ cable and
teiesraphic communlcat tone received by
ilradstreet's snow the following changes la
atai.atle su-.tpilea aa compared with pre
vious accour.1. ....
Buahsla,
Wheal. United States, east of tha
Korktee. decreased I. M 1,000
United States, weet of the Korklea.
Increased SS.ofe
Canada. Increased I.e'4.l"w0
Total United Otatea and Canada.
lucreaeod ST.000
Afloat for aad tn Europe. Increased. 2.300.OU0
Total. American and Kuropeaa aup
ply. increased 2.n70,000
Corn. United Stales and Canada. In
creased W4.00O
Oata. United States and Canada. In
creased S2,000
The leading Increaaea aad decreases re
ported this week follow:
Bushels.
Minneapolis. private elevators. In
rreaee Ts.onn
Portland. Me. Increase 7J.ta
L.lnco;n and vicinity, decrease. ...... lftA iesi
Port Huron, decrease AtAOOO
Isrtasl milt at Ksey Vara.
NEW YORK. March 3a. Evaporated ap
ple firm. Spot fancy. vStMUwc; onolea.
BwwSc: prime. lyotlt
I'runee eaa. Quotations range from 4S
lie for California, up to 30-400 and gv,e;i2c
(or 1 iregons.
Peaches stesdv. ebotee. ly tnsc; extra
choice, llffllwc. fancy, ll-atjlja.
ltoadtnc
IA0.hs
"tM
irst
20O
' '" ')
a. 1 no
IW0
1.2
stO
irft
43.0"O
isni,
30
64 V,
4tlt,
llVH,
3H
31
11. H.
nut,
11"V
7!V
123
33 1,
1241
joeivi
20.
S4.
11
32 S
101 Si
21
T4
27,
:.4t.
42S
S2
74S
Republic Steel l.l'Ht
do preferred.. Soo
Bock Island Co. 10..V0
do preferrea. . e. iw
St L. A S F 3 Pt
St Lt Southwest.
do preferred..
Sloes Shsffleld
Sout hern Pxc . .
Southern Hy . ..
do preferred..
Tenn Copp.-r
Texaa a Pacific
Tol. St I, A '
do preferred..
l-.m. tt-elAo
d. preferred.. no"
V 8 Realty ... 200
f 8 Rubber IS.ono
U S Steel 14.'t.7'
do preferred.. I-Ttvi
Utah Copper ... 24.Vn
Va-Caro Cbem . 7t
H abash 4n
do preferred. . -toe
Weetern Md ... 1.nt
Westlr.g K'ec ..
Western Union. 4s
Wheel A L. E.. 1""
Lehigh Valley .. 14
rhino Copper .. 3 1X
Ray Conao'.e ... T.loo
. Ann
Total sales for the day,
BONDS.
Furnished by Over beck
Portland.
Amer Tel A Tel conv 4S....
American Touacco 4S....
American Tooacco na.......
Atchison general 4a
Atchison conv 4a
Atchison adj 4a stamped...
At-hleon conv !w
iti.nti. Coast Lane sons 4s
At Coast LJoe "le a N coll" 4a
Haltlmore a Ohio 3 W
Ilaltlmore a Ohio e
Krooklyn Ra;ld Transit 4s....
(-tDidi Southern first fta......
Chesapeake a Ohio Sa
C II a li gen mtg 4s
C H a U joint 4s
C H a Q Ills s
C B a 4 Denvsr
Central Paclflo Tret 4s........
Chicago a East Ills 4s
Chlcaeo R 1 a P ref 4S
Chicago R I a P Col trust 4s..
Colorado a Southern first 4a.,
ltenver A Rio orande 4a
Del a Hudson oonv 4a
trie first cons P L, 4s
Int Met 4HS
Japaneea 4S
Japaneea first Hs
Japaneee second 4ty....
Louisville a Nashville nnl 4a..
Mo Kan a Tex m
Missouri Pacific ss..
New York Central ..-,
vf, York central L, 8 IHi. . .
.tlv tore v it. .
New York City 4S of 137
Norfolk a Western 4a.
Norfoik a Weet CODy 4S....
N Y ont a W 4s. ..........
Northern Paclflo P L
Northern Paclflo Rs
Oregon Short IJne 4s
Oregon Ry a Nav 4s
p.nna Ry s of 19AS
Philippine Hy 4s
Reading general 4s.........
Mtju'- m of Cuba Aa
lw. Bid.
3la
7UT, S"S
f 1W
:.:?. lk
21 u :-
S6 67
M 34
23
22 w
12 12
SOU 3i,
b-T, "7 "a
1"7 l7i.
32 32
12t4 12"
14SV, 14H1
103 l".'t
2U"
41 im
lout, 1 o.,
103
i:i l.i
15 l"i
32il 31
2S 3 -4
23 21 .
K6V,
373
77 774
22
1V ll'Ss
S7V 371
142t 142
10, lss
RS
, 2S 2
4.1 S
14.1 H 1441s
15S 114
17t 170
2.1 21S
42, 43V,
S2 . 32 .
37 S
S3. Mk
41
lrW4 134
l;1.1Va 133S
41 41 ,
132 112
1PH 20
3iS 01
1144. lift
23 S 21
13 13.
30 li 3i V
Ill,
. JSV 2S
' J
K5s
136. 1S
21
11 13rtli
2 2HS
4li
43S
14UH lv
o 5
SI 30S
11.11 118W
39 391,
110 110.
7' 79
1221, 122S
12. 32
113), 124
107 H
ina ios
19 191,
34. 3.1
lrtti lrt.1
32 32
1.19. I.IKS
22 v 22 v,
73 t, 7J -a
27 V 27--k
34 MS
42H 41V
32 V 32 V
74 V 74
7S
111V 1U2S
20 29 'y
7.1V 7.1 S
39 T, r.s
24 1. 21V
1.1V 1"
34 I, 33 V
1104 17S
91V 91 S
71S 7.1H
R3' .14 V
7S HV
112V 113S
gov 01 V
tV44 M
V S
1V 1
.1i, 2,
7 H 7'4
IV MV
V
iar. 1. ltutv,
27 S 27 U
1V 1V
.'.7 V 2-19
rttorks at Boston.
B-n?TON. March 2. Closing quotation'
Alloue 44,"'!MOn''r.kr.o 20
Amale Cortper. . S11V1 Nevada Con .... "
A 1 i l SmT 27 Nlplssing Mines. 8
Arixona Com .. 59 Ji 'North Bntte 33
C.A Arizona.: 73.1Oin Dominion... 30
Cal A Hecla....t72 ;Osceola
Centennial 21 Qtilno "
Cop Ran Con Co sit, .shannon 14
K llutte Cop M. 13'1 Superior ....... .
- Lit- " ll'-lSuo A pes Min.. 3
C.lroux con .... T.-m"or,ka.-M'-' rS
C.ranby Con ... 3SV L ti S RAM... -fi
ftreene Canxnes. 9',! do preferred.. ,
I Royalle (Cop) 27V, Utah ton J-
Kerr Lake. 2 ii Utah Copper Co. 6t
Lake Copper.... IV. inona "Vi
ta Salle Copper S4A Wolverine 11-
Allaml Copper.. . 23V I
Money. Exchange. F.le.
NFW YORK. March 2B. Money on call
leady. SkO'J'i Per crni;. 'V3H
per cent: cl.wnlg bid. 2V: off-red t .
Time loans strong. Sixty days 31. fi34.
90 dav,. e3V: six months. 3V.
Primo mercantile paper. 4 to 4 y.
Marling exchange steady, with sj-uaU busi
ness In bankers' bills at 4.fc42R for 00-dsy
bll:s and at 4.71.". for demand.
Commercial bills. 4.RSa.
Mexican dollars. 4tc. .
tinvernment and railroad bonds, sioady.
Bar silver. Sr.',. c.
I.ONOON. Mnrch 2t Par silver, steady,
d 18-ld per ounce. Money, 3 per cent. Tha
rate of discount In the open market for short
bills la 31, per cent, for three months' bills,
3 T-16 per cent.
SAV FRANCISCO, .lurch 2S. Sterling on
London. 0 days. I4.84S: sight, 4.7S.
Drafts eight, me; telegraph, 6c
Condition of trie Treasury.
.t- . uiir vnrns.- v.rrh 2R. At tha begin
ning of business today the condition of the
...... a ....... I'ruaaii.v ma,:
Working balance In Treaaury of-
. 5 . 'niiillnnln. treasury 32. ot.H.R7o
Total balance In general fund... 1 J--'-;?-4
Ordinary receipts yesterday f.!?5h0
Ordinary dlshursemsnts I'.Ji';'-
Deflclt to date tnis tiscai v.-ar to .iw..;
eSH against a deficit of $1.4IS.10 at this
time last year -
These tigurea nciu.it . ........
public debt transactions.
WOULD SELL FOB LESS
T-
WOOL HOLDKKS IX KASTEK
JURKETS MAKE CONCESSIONS.
NEARLY ONE CENT GAIN
Deorpasirtf.
Stocks at Iiivcrpool
Count Against trie Chicago Bears.
California Millers Advance
Price of Flour.
CHICAGO. March 2. Export sales and
allogod crop damage carried wheat prices
today to a higher level. The close was
firm i, to Vo above laat night. Corn
made a net advance of SVc. oats-a gain
of V to ,c. hog products became more ex
pansive by 12',i to 30 cents.
Wheat finished at almost the top point
of the rlav. The fact that the foreign de
mand showed Itself greater tended to em
phasize bullish feeling.
One reason waa that California millers
had put up the price of flour 40 cents a
barrel and were proposing another lift be
cause of an active call from Mexico and
China. Decreasing stocks of wheat at Liver
pool counted also as-alnst the bears, and so
did Arcentine news of unfavorable weather
for shipping-.
Corn equalled about the top prico of the
season and ended within a shade of the
best figure for the day.
Talks of decreased acreage on account or
late seeding helped the price of oats.
Provisions showed strength all day but
particularly after the verdict of not guilty
In the paekera' case.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
.J1.02i $1.03 $1.02 V4
. .117 .".lHls ."7 V
CORN.
. .711 .72'. 'HH
. .72 H .7.1V .72
.71!, .72:, .tl-A
OATS.
Mav
July
Sept.
May
July
Sept.
Close.
.O-t-St
.00 T,
.72 K
.7:1 'i
.': -A
Mav
July
bept.
.5.1 V
.
.42 S '
MESS
.3414
.no v
.42V
PORK.
..IIS
.4" 'l
.42 U
r.4
liuylns; of the Sow Clip
Progress Offers of 1 8
in Montanna.
Still
Cents
in
BOSTON. March 2. Dull trading, with
weakening prices, mark the domestic wool
market. Tha decline particularly Is notice
able In tha finer grades, although holders
have shown a wllllngnsss to dispose of
cheaper wools at recessions.
New Arixona wool la arriving slowly and
sells readily at 30 to 33 centa. Interest In
the new clip In other parte of the West Is
maintained, and It la reported that plenty
of buyer, are willing to take Montana at
II. Some Texaa 12 months has changed
bands at U centa '
Pulled wool continues dull, but tna lor
clgn product la active.
Quotation, scoured basis:
Texas fine six to elxht months. 43c; fine
13 months. ,3S4c: fine Kail. 43c.
California northern. S0i3:c; middle coun
ty. 4S!0c; Southern, 4iiti47c; Kail free.
"oreg'on eaatern No. 1 ataplo. BSc; Eaatern
clothing. sOc; Valley No. 1. 47te4Sc
Territory, fine staple, 24i3c; fine me
dium staple. ,4Tuc: fine clothing. B.1tSc;
fine medium clothing. 11 63c; half-blood
combing. 6870c: three-eighths blood comb
ing, ' 614 63c; Quarterblood combing, 474j
"pulled, extra. S3S7c; flno A, 5165c;
A supers, tip 63c
Wool listed for London Sales.
LONDON. March 2. The listing of wool
for th second ssries of sales closed today
with the following siocas.
May
J uly
sept.
Mnv
July
Sept.
May
July
Sept.
1K.S5
17.1
1'
.471,
9. 7.'.
.5
10.12lj
D.R314
9.70
.bila
. .16.2'i 1H.S5 m.tlO
..lil.2 17. 1 7 la 10.92li
..17.20 17.50 17.25
LARD.
.. 9.7.1 9.2'4
.. 92'A 9.H.1 9.S214
. .10.V2' 10.12li 10.0214
SHORT RIBS.
.. 9.40 9.1214 9.n7Vi
. . B.524 9.70 9.52V:
.. 0.72 714 -70
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour bteady.
ti . tniett.
Parley Feed or rnixinc, 95c,l; fair to
choice malting. $1.1S ft. 1.2.1.
Timothy seed $n '14. .10.
Clover seed 16ji22.25.
Pork Mess. $16.75.
Lard In tierces. 19 .V
Short ribs Loose, S.ao.
-,- . . i i . .... - n vhMt and flour were
eaual to 2O0.0U0 bushels. Primary receipts
were 351.000 bushels, compared with
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
The world's visible supply, as shown by
Bradst reefs, increased 2.U74.O00 bushels. Es
timated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 33
ear. corn. 237 cars: oats, 1S4 cars; hogs,
2a.oo0 head.
New South Wales .
Queensland .....-.
Victoria
South Australia ....
West Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
112 V
.10
Tit
SOU
24 V
111
34 V
170V
95
71V
11.1
CPU.
113,
"IN
l
1S
e.1
HI
Ms
e4
teas.
27 '4
las.
6r30 shares.
A Cooke Co., of
Bid. Asked.
.Hit
. 934
.12114,
.99 V,
.lout,
. 91
.10)
. W.I
94.
92 1
97 V
. 61
.'loo"
. 9.1 S
. eS
. S
. fil,
. ktl
. Ml
. MS
. 72 Vs
. 97
. vSly
. 9SW,
. A
. .iv
. 9.1
. 92
. Ml,
. 9W
. Sl,
. 74
. 714
. J3
. 93 1,
.17
. S
.lini
. 931,
. 99S
. V
. 94 S
. 95 S
.1021,
i iiV,
11 V
9.1 S
1204
99H
lOtIS
XI ly
ltW4
.19 1,
94V
921,
98
S74
loll
101
left
MS
9V v
9
91,
SO1;
9 "4
721,
tw
Ml
vsli
Ml',
34
9-tS
921,
h7l
99 4,
KU
75
17 4
.,1
v:l
lti7l,
991,
1101,
94
9
70
9414
1 S
no s :
ktl l,
I
Ukiai I
Bales.
S1.0U0
20.IIH0
145.000
28.000
2B.000
..... 13.0UO
17S.0O0
New -.eaiana :;:;,;
Cape of Good Hope and Natal 129.00O
Of thla 216.000 bales of Australaalan and
108 000 Cape of Oood HorJe and Natal were
forwarded direct to spinners, leaving the net
available for the salea (including 14,000 old
stock) 271.000 bsles.
Tho following dates have been set for tha
onenlng of tho other sales: Third series.
July 21 fourth series, September n. Illtn
series, November 2. ,
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. March J. Standard cop
per firm but quiet. Spot. 14.Si l.12l,c:
March and April. 14.s, 15.20c; May. 14 S
16 tic; June and July. 1616.1ic. London
steady Spot. f 5s: futures. f6 Is 3d.
Arrivals reported at New York today 14,
tona Custom-house returns show exports of
1 10S tons so far this month. Lake copper.
to'vifjlSVc: electrolytic, 164lSc; cast-
'"T'lnnx."!. 4X.7641.5c: March, 41.10
4J41I7HC; April, 42.62H ft4! 87 l,c: May.
43 1641.76c; June. 41.042.2c; July.
41t,H42c Local sales, ten tons March
at 4120c: ten tone June at 42c. London
easy. Spot. 19: futures, f 11 6s
Lead firm, 4.l0ff 4.60c New York, and 4.20
B4I0C East St. Louis. London. 1 s 3d.
.spelter steady. .50lt.0c New York and
gi7U.tr4.76c East St. Louis. London. (2.
. ...i.t Cnnkatn'!: 7.S1WC.
Anumoio " ' - . t.
, i-ie..oisttrf warrant,. 61, t d In
London. Locally Iron was firm. No. 1
Northern. 1S.J 6 6 1R.75 : No. 2. 14 754 16.25;
Vo. 1 Southern and No. 1 Southern soft,
,15.159 15-75.
Naval Stores.
BiViWKH. Oa.. March 2. Turpentine
firm. 4l4t48,,o. Sales. J1 barrels: receipts.
317 barrels; shipment 11 barrels: stocks.
16.300 barrels. , .
Roam firm- Sales. 11 pounds: receipts.
.... .... .hi.m.m. Kl nounds: stocks.
ToPndJ" Zr. t-0; D. ,7: E.
17 10- F O. H. 67.1SH". I- 37.15: K. 7.10.
L 7 SO: N. 17.46: WO. 17.70; WW. 7.7S.
CDtfee and Sugar.
VEW YORK. March Cotton futurea
closed steady with price, net four point"
hlaher to four point, loaer. March and
April. 13 7.1o; May. 1S.S4C: Judo. ISMec:
Vote 114c August, 14.02c: September,
wile- October 14.07 c: November. 14.0.1c:
lJmbe?.C 'liwc: Juary. 14.01c; Kebru-
'rt3'fl):Tn. No. I Rio. 14 e: No. 4 Santos.
Iris?' mild firm; Cordova. ltl lHc nom-
Raw sugar barelv steady. Muscovado, M
...t goc centrifugal. 90 test. .:tc: m
? au7ar."9 le.t73.vJc; refined Quiet. .
Cblcago Produce Market.
r-mriOO March 2rt. Butter Steady;
CHIL"W'.-.se. rf. tries 2(i27c
eream.ri. - J,--- . "caaes: at
markTases Included. 18lw2oc; ordinary
flThWeStndy-: Vail-,
tuc. Young Amerlcaa. litO"c.
horns; ll1c.
New York Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. March 1. Cotton
Br'm at a net advance of from 8
w i.i Anrll
f?. 'SJSaibrf 10.t0. October 10.67
twins,
long
closed
to 10
10.34.
AnffUfct
tt7 No-
iember 10 " December 10.72. January 10.67.
Kebruary 10.. Spot closed quiet. Mld-up-landa
10.80. Mid-gulf. 10.0a. No aalea. ,
Europeexl -Oraln Markets.
ijVERPOOL, March 26. Close: Wheat.
Ma7 7. bSd: July. 7s 7d; October. 7g 4l,d.
Weather, cloudy.
insnnv March JB. Cargoes firm. Walla
Walla for shipment. H7s Sd. English and
French country markets, firm.
Hops at New Tork.
KalVt; YURa, atna .. Hobs duU,
r: 1 n . In Sim Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20. Spot quo
tations: Walla Walla, gl.e;.; reu riussmi.
, . T-..-i.... r.,1 1 TO: hluestem
ii'iItliiUii! feed barley." 1.87 14 : brewing.
ll.W: bran. $2:1; tnltltlllngs. 2!J2n.i;
shorta, 24.50t( 2.1; white oata. l.o0V. tt
April oats. l. mn. ei-otjr .
Cull board Bales: Wheat December, 1.80
per cental. . . ... Q
R.rlov Mav. ll.SS per cental bid, Jl.So
asked; December. 1.50i per cental.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
uTVKEipni.m. March 28. Wheat. May,
.Ll.7wl.07V6; July S??lri
gi.oi. ian. no. ' "-'"..-'"., -v?T
Northern. L.0V: no. - nouucn., t'--
No. 8 wheat. 1.M14.
Flax, $2.10.
Barley. 70c1.2fl.
Corn No. 2 yellow, 72-5 721,0.
Oats No. 8 white, 524j52lc.
Rv, No. 2. 88c
Bran In 100-pound sacks, f25t? 25.50.
Paget Sound Grain'Markels.
TACOMA. March 2. Wheat Bluestem,
94c; fortyfold. 89c; club, use; red nussian.
btic.
PFlTTT.e. March 2. Wncnt -Rlnosom.
av;.':-;v:.-ij..:'.:i: :.vi.-:-.-: tf? 1
m
m
S".:'i
w
A Combination
of Hiffh-Grade
Materials and
a Scientifically
Correct Method
of Construction
Barber As
phalt Pave-ment.
143
:
A most impor
tant considera
tion in street
paving is the
average cost of
m a i n t e n ance
through a long
period of years.
Bitulithi c
stands the test.
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits $900,000.00
OFFICERS:
. C ATSrswORTH, Prealflent. H. W. CTfflEEB. Cannier.
H LEA BARKESi Vlo-Prcaldcat.
A. M, WRIGHT. AaaUtaat Caahler. W. A. BOLT, Aaalatant Cashlea,
LETTERS OF CREDIT AND TRAVELERS
CHECKS ISSUED NEGOTIABLE EVERYWHERE
DRAFTS DRAWN on all FOREIGN COUNTRIES
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 850,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains
LADD & TILTON BANK
Established 1859.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 800,000.00
Commercial and Savings Accounts
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers ' checks issued, avail
able in all parts of the world.
OlTirEHS
W M I.add. President. Hubert . Hrreraree, Asst. Cashier.
KdsVnrd ( oolilniham, Tlce-Prea. J. M . Lndd, Asst. Caahler.
W. M. DonckJej, Caahler. Walter M. Cook, Ast. Caahler.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
INCORPORATED 186T.
Head Office Toronto, Can-da. New York-10 Exchange Place.
L.ondon2 Lombard Street.
Over two hundred other branches in the United Statea and Cjraacla.
Fvyrc?e tKken it collections. Drafts on all foreign countries! and
prlncTpaf cities in United States and Canada bought aad Bold, and a
general banking business transacted.
Interest allowed on Time and Special Deposits.
PORTLAND BRANCH, SECOND AND STARK STREETS
F. C. MALPAS, Manasjer.
H2o: fortyfold. 8fle; club. 80c; Fife. 89c: red
Kusslan, SSc. Yesterday's car receipts, wheat
3U. oats 10, hay 49, Hour 3.
Wool at St. Iani.
ST. l.tjl-ia, jictii-ii -w- orti
dlum grades, combing- and clothing. .Oljli
.. ... a it... Viauw finrt 1,'S,lfn:
ic: ll;nt uiitf, iw.i . "
tub-washed, 27o0c
J. C. WILSON & CO.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN ATD COTTOH
SLt.MUKltS
JTETV TORK. oTOCK EXCHANGE
NJEW YOKK COTTON KX( 1IANOH
CHlCAliO BOARD W TRADB
THE bl'OCK AND MONO IvillUMJll.
bAN FRAN CISCO.
Mala Office Mill. Bldg., Mn Franclseo.
Branch Offices Vancouver, beattle,
1-ortlanii. Los Anseles. ban Diego. l,or
onada Beach.
FOKTI.AVT) OFFICE:
JIain Floor i.umlermens Bank Bnlimnc
6th and btark.
Phonee Marshall tvio. A 4287.
TRA VIIJRS' CTJIDE.
OVER 400
SUITS
in the World
1,210,0M
TON'S
TRA TKLEK 9' OPIDB.
Canadian Pacific
-EMPRESSES OF THE ATLANTIC
AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
MOSTEtAL. QUEBEC AND UVKRPOOIi
VIA THB
BCENIC KOLTE TO ECROPJB
1000 MILES
ON THB ST. LAWKUXCB RIVEB
AND
I.RSS THAN 4 DATS AT SEA
28SS MILES PORT TO PORT
THB SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAOB
First Cabin SB2.50 and op
Thlrd-Claaa lowest rates on request.
Canadian Pacific Office, corner Third and
Pin. (Multnomah Hotel bldg.), Portland,
and all local agents. .
HONOLULU $110
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IniTat the famous beach of WalKlki. The
splendid S. S. Sierra (10 000 tons displace
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of Kilauea, which is tremendously active
and see for himself the process of world
creation. No other trip compares with this
for the marvelous and wonderful In Nature.
Visit the Islands now. while you can do It
so easily and quickly, and while the vol
cano la active. Prompt attention to tele
grams for bertha Sailings March 30. AprU
20. May 11. etc.
' OCEANIC S. S. CO..
673 Market btreet. San Franclseo.
San Francisco Loi Angele,
and San Diego Direct
. S. Boanoke and S. S. Elder
tail Krerr Wednesdair Alteraatelr utr.A
N0ETH PACIFI0 S. S. CO,
HI Tnlrsl 8L. Wmnea Main H14. A (Ml.
NEW YORK-PORTLAND
REGULAR FRKIUUT SERVICE.
Ix,w Rctea. Schedule Tuna,
AMERICAN -HAWAIIAN S. S. CO,
MS Hall eray Bxckasg, BldaTe
Portland. Or.
Main 8378. A
tiaFKbXS S1EAMERS FOR
6an Francisco and Los Anseles
WITHOUT CHANGE.
S. 8. BEAK Sails 4 P. St., Wednesday,
March 2T.
BAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND 8. S. CO.
Ticket Office, 143 Third St.
riioBea Alain 2605 and A 1102.
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PRESIDENT
GRANT
April 6,9 A.M.
Atlantic Service
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Pres. Grant -April o. J
Amerika April 11. 2 M
ivnnylvanla Apr 11, J
..Aunl 10. 9 AM
Hamburg direct. ;u c"... .....j.
MEDITERRANEAN
GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, NAPLES,
GENOA
S. S. HAMBURG-.April 4. 1;
8. S. JIOLTRK....Pra a.
18. S HAMBl'RO y l5- 9 A-U
eWIU Not Call at Algiers.
CRUISES
(The Hamburg-American Lin. orig
Irated Ocean Crul.-lng 23 years ago)
TWO IDEAL CKCISES
AROUND THE WORLD
nTTTOVAL I 14 DAYS IN JAPiVN
HiJ" r8
from New York I From San Fr'isco
W. VICTORIA LUISE
DURATION EACH CRUISE$ COST
Including all necessary expen.es
aboard ar.d cbre-
ciiMMFR CRUISES
To the Land of the Midnight Snn
Eight aellgniim c. ;,"-,-
Elghi
July
and August, from
to Norway, is-.;., - -
Hamburg
hpltzber-
sren Iceiana. etc. "
trt 2fl Gays, i c-'--"v --
Bniendld service, large steamships
VICTORIA LUISE." "KRONPRIN
erSSlN CEHLF." ar.d "METEOR"
Write for booklet of any cruise.
Hamburg-American
Line
ten Powell St.. San Francisco. Cal.;
O "w R. A N. CO.. Nor. Pacific. D.
a. ' a.. Barllngton Route. Mil
waukee & Punet Sound R.
nickson. u. Jr. a.
. TCrtT-thpCTl Rv Co.
Uoraey B. Smith. 9 Dth
St., Portland, Or.
Copyright. 1012.
H.
CLARK PARTIES
The name Identifies the char
acter of the tours.
Westward, Aug. SI. Sept. 34
Eastward. Oct. X. Nov. 10.
Jan. 4. Jli'-'UO to t-'SOO. Mem
bership limit of 12 persons.
Ask for our prolamine. C. W.
St inter, 234 Washington St..
Port land. Oreiton. ITault C
Clark, Tlmea bldg-, N. .
Round
the
World
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMER BREAKWATER.
Sails from Alnsworth Dock. Portland, 8
p m .very Tuesday. Freight received at
Alnsworth Dock daily up to 6 P. M. Pas
senger fare, flrst-class. 10: second-class, .
Including: meals and berth. Ticket office
AlnsvorUt Dock, Phones Main 8000. A 'iiiX