Till: MOn.MM? OKKtiU.MA.M. TXTDAV, AFTtTL 9, 1012. L'
WOOL SHEARING Oil
Eastern Oregon Clip Soon
Ready for Market.
BUYERS IN THE FIELD
Karl-Miori Wool- In Washington
Are Out of Firt Hands Con
tracting I low in
Montnna.
TV. .h.artn. ha- M.rt'd In th. vicinity
of Echo and ril"t Kock and n b
..n.r.l in the early stlnn of Extern Or.
rn. N of "horn ol hav. b-n mad.
,t in that par, of th. .tat., hot operation,
mar h- rjwd aoon. aa a nurahor of buy
e hav. rnl th.r.. Br the middle of April
it I. pi-hM. that burin w"l b well nd"'
way. It to Ilk'lT th. r""" 11
thT ran -t satisfactory prlcea.
Th. clip "f early -.horn Washington wool
around North Taklma. Prowr and Klora
I. n practically a'.l out of ftrat hand., onlr
f.tr .rattared lot. rmnlnln unsold. Price,
ra.d for the, wool. ranl. for th. raot
part, from 11 to 13 cents In about 1 day.
th. ,rot.ni in thow potion, will .tart with
th' latrr ih..rln.
K-portii from th. wtern rontraotln po
tior., hare b'.n received by th. Po.ton Com
nrrrlal Fuit.tln a. folio. :
-Contrartln on the ihP ha.k ha. not
,p.-la!!r .rtlv. durlna th. week, al
fhonnh . f.w .mail clips toi.lltnc perhap.
pnnd.. w.r taken In th. vicinity of
l...i.too. Montana, at 1 rents. In N.vada.
r.P-rt. th.t th Jenkins and William.
rIT. hav, h. taken .Iro. th. latir brin-l-t
1 r-nt. Thl. rllp I. cnn.lrtrred about
ts. l.rS..t and ht In th. lat. amounting
to .oui .-.oo ono pound..
-Sh'.rir. h ottn wHI undr way In
Ar-rna. ard "m. of th beat wool. ar.
ald to hav. bn Porrh..d on th. b..i. of
about so rent, clean land'd Poton. Jn
California ilwt hariti ha. ot a a-ood .tart.
.m amp' of Northern California wool of
iht month.- .rowth har. been r-.lTd In
th- marVt and are .aid to har. hn quoted
on a b.a:. of JI c.nt. laid down Koton.
whl-h I. ralh'r jnr. than d.lr ar. wlll
ln to pay. especially oon.ld.rtn that there
ar. innir of th-rr wool, of la.t year's clip
till avai'ahi. at least two cent a pound
under thl. nuotatlon.
In Wyomlre. th. Ptonr clip I. also
reported a. contracted, althoush detail, ar.
not obtain. b'e at thl nrltlnc"
r.TTRN OKEtiON OOL MAIJC DATt-5
Rrtixw I.Kt Anaouncrd by Secretary John
.. Ilokc.
PKXDI.KTOX. Or.. April a l Social
fV-r.t-- J.ihn O. Hok.. of Medical Sprtna..
announr. th. rerl.ed wool ..le. dat. for
Ufinn for the 1912 aeaon a. follow.;
K. ho. Or., fir.t date. May 2; .econd
d.te. June 1. Pendleton. Or. May 3":
June II. Pilot Rock. May 31. Ilcppn.r.
June J .nd 4. Phanlko. Jun. 4. and 21.
Baker. Jun. and July a. Ontario. Jun. U.
. June 11. M.draa. Jun. 21 and Julr 1.
M- toliu). Jun. 22 and July 1. Entrprl.
'and W.IIowa County. Jun. 2 and 2.
Th. larft.t wool clip In y.ara Is expected
h' ...on in Ea.tem Orron and th. out
look la hrujhier, with a mor. .ubatantial
prtr. for fleece., a. well a. plenty of -rood
nn for flock ma.tera. than for .om. tlm.
p.t.
WHEAT PRICES ARE FIRMLY HEI.I)
Errrylhiar OlTcrerf ilckly Takea mt Cur
rent ITW.
Trie .he.t market mi .tronc ye.i.rday.
but lacked tit. .itttemcnt of S.turd.y.
Price, wcr. not advance!, but Wer. w.ll
maintained on all rl-. Otfcrlnjc. wer.
light, but everything put on th. market Waa
q-il'-k'y taken up.
Th. oat. market w.a stronff. witti noth
ing availabl. under 430 and moat holders
ankmf
I.ocl rrcetpt.. rn car., wcr. reported by
th. Merchant. Exchange a. folloaa;
li b'Jt Barley Flour Oati Hay
Mond.r Tl .. 2 IS
e.e au S2 1 1 .-. 2 1J
f n to dai. ll.t- l 3I l:t 2"22
i"ea r;o ...lo.:.;o 4 ." 2:'.mi
Th. eek;y wheat .tail. tic. of th. Mer
chant. FtrhanKe. follow:
American Vlntbl. upplv
Fuahela- Iecrea..e.
April . !02 4.T.i;.V l.jt.i.ixl
Aj.ril 1". !!! 1 :ii:.n- l.r.T2.'
A;h"I II. iio 2f.211.oit. iris.omj
A?ri 1. ....... . .11. m 1 ,w o-l
April l lu'. ....... .aT. 7w oi-o 1 .it :. 0i0
Afi-il 1 !' il 179.0"" ! I.20.ll)
prtl I-l. 1 ..o !-....-
April IT. l'-i ...1o.J2.l
Atnl 11. !.- 31.1""o.
71 'XtO
M7.Hat
A;rll 13. 1WS
Incrmie.
UUattutle. on P ....
We. a Week V'k
ending endii-.g ending
Ai.nl it M.r. n ::.) April . '11
r-..r Fuh-i. Bushel. Bn.hel.
l- . . . ."."V 41. .iw C12.4h.im 4k 54 :t.vs.u
Contiocnt ..2.Jov..vi 17. 1J2.0HO ,4..olt.o.KJ
Total. . ll7 o.x 49 is;.oo 7s,H4.UOO
World'. lh:pmer t. flour included
Week Week Week
etidtnx .nding end.ng
April d airrt :m April. -lt
F-om Buwhei. Birhei Hu.hel.
1 S Can... 1 lll.wo : lJ.U J.14.I IH.1
A-.-ntlna .. 2 7t"V' 3.2 " 3.7eiii.i'il
X-m'rJ.ia ... 2 I ''O 1 1 7 SnndOix)
I'. i" porta.. 2.4 1 l . 1 '.'l " 1. 12.i"
Hu.t 4.'"-' 'Ji" 1 2l ". J.;M.''
Ind.a ...... a.vi Ooi.uoo uus.uu")
Tri'i .. . M 74 rH 10 4o3.w M.VO0.OOO
Uor.U". ihipmcata. aeaaon to data
Total .Inc. Sam. period
Jn'y I. 11. La.' 'A.on.
1'. and Canada 12.VKod.i K..2.v..i
Ar.-ntin. 47.i' 6.3ou.imi
Au.rra :.a 44.;,.", 43.37.M
riinjih'.n pirt. a"...'72 7'i.v.vii
Ru'.ia .:. !. ..
Jnrt:a .-.,!7.iM a.70O.OO
Total. ..
IS2.7S9.00. 4S.0lSk0o0
If RT Xt.vr MHTIICRN ONIONS ARRIVE
Bermuda. Offer m tb Htnet at S3. 75 Per
Crate.
A car of Bermuda onlona. th. first of th.
.eason. r.ached Front .treet yeat.rday.
Thy ware quoted at $3.73 per 60-pound
crat..
Tn drat r.r of Winnlngitadt cabbage ar
rived and offered at S S cent, a pound. A
car of head lettuc. wa. ih ncelv-d and
a..:d at 2 a crate. A car of mixed Califor
nia Vegetable moatiy f rea aaparagu. and
pvaa. ia du. today. Th. aaperagu. mar
k't 1. Arm In r.pone to higher price. In
the South.
The banana, that war. unloaded Sunday
W'r. moat.y overripe. Th. next banana
tr a i. due Friday. A car of larg.-.m or
anc came la ye.t.rday.
.Milpawil mt TtlUmawk (nww KecHved. .
Arrl.af. of poultry and dr-j.ed aa.ata
were .mail ar.il Ih. price, uf Saturday pr-
eaivd.
l.txt wer. .tead. with no chang. In gen
eral roniilttona
A .mall .hipment of Tillamook che ar
rived and .old at pr.viuua nr-n prlcea. No
change wa. made in buiter quotation..
Bank t tearing K-
piri, cleanng. of tnA Vort.1wr.terB rill,
yesterday acre a. foUow.
1 lea-fnge Balance..
Portland ii7 !'! 1.VJ
wa'tle 1.7 17 IH 119 21
r.icoira 7.1.271 3to
e....an. H74.0-3
PORTLAND KABktU
. Grata. IVoar. Ied. Ft..
' i-K T Tr .rk rr:re.. Hlue.'em, ? 4 J
I io. fl.w . r-l K'l-ai.n. t'c; vall-y.
1,1 Tl'Vi ii'.i. t''.'!"." oer ton;
.l-i ". oiitialtr g
t uulii i aKBia, at.X per -oaxral.
str.'.sM.. .ipnrt.. !.; yeney. 4-B0
CORN N.w. wbole, -; crocked. 3
PHa-No. 1 K.Mera Oreioo timothy, $14
! vi. 1 Va.i I12l. alfa.fa.
Si-; c.Jr. Vsft'': tit? and vetch. io
U.'iu; craln hay. .
OATS No. 1 a hit.. $3J.jO p.r ton.
Vrgeiahlee aad rralta.
TROPICAL FRUITS Orangea ';
t?30e3.25: California grapefruit. $3.604.
Florida grapefruit. 6 70 T; hanan a. l.M
giu per bunch: lemona. $.aUa.SO per
box: pineapple V" P01""1- . r
rRtlril? Knl'lTsi Alnena grapea. Pr
barrel; cr.nb.rrle.. $10811.50 per barral;
"XtSttZZlX!? Pric-.: Burban
$1.50W13 per hundr.d; potato...
VEGETABLKS-ArtKhok.. PJJ.
do.en: ..para. ua. white. 1.25 PrJ
crate; reen. 22 23 per crate: beana. 13
.'. ier craie.
houtw lettuce. 7Sc$100 per hox. P'".
loc per pound: peppara. 2o pr pound.
radl.hM. SO- per doxen; rhubarb. tl-2
box: .ptnach. $11J1.-S Pr boa;
tomatoes $l.7r.2 per box.
ONIONS Aaaoclitlon price. $AoO Pr
ak: M.xlan. 1.73 per crat.. ,,,
HACK VEOEIABl.Eti-Turnip. $17' ?
per uck: beeta. $1.60; rutabaga.. $ll.l.
carrot.. $1.
DaJry and Country Prod 00a.
BUTTER Org0B er.am.ry bottar. aolld
pack. 3Ve: prlnta. .xtra.
EOOK Fr-.li Oregon ranch. candltHx. aio
p.r doxen; caae count. 20 Vic. ,
nihKK Oregon f.ata. :lt Vr pOuBli.
Toung America. 2Sc per pound.
PORK. Fancy. VjlOo per pound.
VEAL Fancy. llVt12o par pound.
POULTRY Hena, 1H 17..t S.pT!n'i ' IV
ataga. 12i,t13c; broiler.. aStrSOc; ducka,
2.K." ; 11c; tark.yw. liva. 20c; dre.d,
2iO-
6tapl Orocwrtcw.
SALMON Columbia Rl. ,-P,,.aa.tmI'1,:
$a.U per doaeo; -pound talla. $-.
pound lata, $i40; A-laaka pink. 1-pooad
tall.. $1.33. . MualAa
COFFEE Roatd. in drama, Jl04O0
"NrTWalnuta. lltH V.Kl
Braxll nuta 14 loe: tVtnU.UOil
raonda 1721c; pocana. l$o; eoeoanuta. op
$1 doien; ct.e.tnuta. ll,rt pound,
hickory nuta. etfloc per pound. .-a
HOn'ey Choice. $3.73 per caa.; .trmlnad
honey. lOo par pound. ' . . .
SALT Granulated. $15 per : .'
ground, loo.. $-. 50 per toa: 6o. $9 pr ton.
11EANS tSmail wTuta, 4 6o ; larg. whlta,
4c; Uma. Tlc; pina, 6ac; Maaicaa. ie.
""wcE-No. 1 Japan. Site: cheaoar rad.a,
$w3c; 6outh.ra bead. BUtJTc
SLOAR-Ury granulatad $-: frul,1,1n
berry. $6.20; lUinolulu plantation.
bet. $r. extra C. $i.7c: puwdered. barrel..
S 45; cube barrel.. Id.!.
DRIED FRL1T3 Applp.. 14e pr
aprlcota, ldwlSfcc; peach. lJO;
pune Italian lOVkeiocj. "''?,
L whit, and black, dv, O -,:,.Ieurra2tfi
lOt, lie; raLina. loo, Muacat.L eiaw
TVc; bleachl Tbompaoo, U c . u"
bleached bultanae. V,c; aeeded. 7(J.j
d.t.a. Paratan. o par pound; Fard. t-a
per box.
MAY DROPS TWO CENTS
SfPDEX WKVKEXIXG Of CHI
CAGO WIIE-T MAKKET.
Fine Weather and Big Vorld Ship
ments Are nesponille for
the Heaviness.
CHICAGO. April $. A 'downward whirl
of mora than 3 centa a bu.nel in tha prtr.
of May wheat today waa taken by many
peculators to- Indicate that th. former bull
leader, had been decried by th. trade and
tn. public. At the end of th. acton th.
nenrby option but little more cheap
ened relatively than .ither of the
future.. Th. eh.e. a. .teady at to
t,c loa.r than Saturday night.
Th. enral ton. of wheat waa h.ary
becauae of th. ln weather and th. big
world .hlpmenta Although th. action of
tha May d.llvery wa. th. mor. apeculatlve
th bulk of bu.lneM wa. In July and had
a bearl.h .wing. a. mi - .
extent, of unlooked-for hug. clearance, from
th. uanuoe.
Corn .uttered becaua. the principal com
mlHloa hou.e. on th. bull .Ide W heavily
and wer. followed by .ev.ral leading oper
ator.. The main Incentive, a.ld. 'from
K.n.bi. weather, wa. th. fact that, aa In
tha caa. of wheat, the Danube had fur
nished a aurpne.. .Iilpmont. from ther.
being of remarkaol. bulk.
Tr.n.a-tton. In oat. again centered
chiefly in September, dealer, counting July
an old crop month becau.. of th. latenesa
of th. ie-ioB. Price change, folio, ed th.
CF ..'inVh. South, which ar. Interfering
with the c.h tr.de to om extent, had a
neakenlng Influence on provl.lona.
Kuluxe. ranged aa follow.:
7 WHEAT.
Open. High. . f'""-
ie'ul li
CORN-
.... 7'. T7 .7-. '"
icpl :::::: IX :K
OATi
SepL 43 -4J ..--
PORK.
Ma. 17 3 lT.IO 1l2", 1T.5
tcpt .....lT.bO It-M. i
LARD.
.... ;r, !.o B.T'j 177 1,
tU "l-J-.loT 10 SO 110 10 KS
. SHORT RIBS.
m.v . ;h
g,pt. . . -Ri -
Total clftranrd-t. pi -nm .! , -
otjl to 2.w0 bu.hU. Primary rwlpta
aim buah.la th. corre.pondlng day a year
.go. 4h rlalbl. .upply of wheat In th.
footed State, decreased 1.275.000 buhel.
or Ih. ik. The amount of br.adi.tufl
ocean paaaag. tncreaaed 4 :.00
o",h.l.. E.timawd receipt, for tomorrow:
Wheat 1 acr.: corn. 1. car.: oata.' 110
car.; hoga. 14.000 head.
(.ralne at 6u rmru-l.
lVrJlZ $ri7 bid; tl.tS k.d. May
nata 1 1 9o bid; $1.95 Baked.
Call board amlaa: Wheat D.c.mb.r,
11 U21 per cental.
Barley D-.mber. $1.SH pr cntal;
May. $1T Pr ntai-
Paget Bowsd Crmls Market.
TirOMa. April . Wheat Blue.tem.
llc; ort fold. Wc; club. 3c; red Koaaiaa.
lR.clpt.: Wh.at. 1. hay. S eara.
.. aneti a Whaat R!u.t.m.
7c- fortyfo'id. 4c: club. MC. fU 4c; r.d
KuMlan. Vim.
MlnarapoUa Wbemt Market.
MIVNEAPOL1S. Minn.. April 8. Clo..:
WrfeaMay. $10o- ftLO-: LJ
Sentember 'c Ca.n No. 1 hard. $1.0S.
No! I Northera. :-
$10SS: N- wheat. $1.0$H- .
Barl.y Oct) $l-0.
Corn No. a yellow. ...c.
Oata No. 3. $$ He.
Itya No. g6wo.
v v-rti CalLoa Market.
NEW YORK. April Cotton futurea
cloeel strong. - poini. : - - .
l7-c- May. lo laic: June. l..c: July.
11.01c: Auguat. ll.OTc: .pt.mber. 11.12c:
October. 11. iwc; jvovemoev. '
ber. January and February. 11.24c: MarclK
. . . , . .i v ,u.inii tilrhcr.
II rr-ti ri ii - -- - -
Mld-uplanda. 11.2c; do. gulf. ll.JC. Pale..
$v) bairv
riulalh Flax Market.
PVLITH. Minn. April Uned IB
tor, oa track and to arrlva. $X134; May.
2.U?. Jul). $2-1 1 S bid.
Waal at t. I-eala.
tt. I OITV. April (i. Wool steady. Terri
tory and We.i.-m medium.. IUISC; fln
medluma. 13ajl7c: fine. IdfllSc.
Hop at New York.
EW luKa, April 8. Uopa jvuii.
cauliflower. $2.23 craie;
.l per crat.; ciKumhera. Yai0! J.1
eggplant. 2.c per pound; garlic. 8910c per
.-.? i. i i.tioer 12 ner crate: hot-
KV FRAVISCO. April 8. POt quota-
biue.tem, 1 ' " ei.?u..
1" ,., M2l: whit. oata. $1 i t
r b!.D 2O.00; mlddllnga. $J2.W)
HOG ADVANCE SHARP
Choice Load Sells at Stock
yards at $8.40.
MARKET 35 CENTS HIGHER
Bet Sleers lirlng t -nd Cows Soil
at S. tkyod Gains Over I.aft
Week's I'rlce.t No Sheep
Sales Reported.
Th. liveMock m.rk.t opened firm and
actlva, with price, materially , higher In
th. leading line, At tha cloa. of th. day
th. advance, ovar Saturday' price, w.ra
3$ cant, on hoga, S centa oa itwri and
1$ centa on cowa.
Ther. wa. a fairly large run of gtock.
over 1700 head, and th. buying morem.nt
wa. free from th. opening of th. market.
Th. hog pen. furnl.h.d the chief exclt.
ment of th. day. In th. forenoon two
load, of choice light hogg .old at $8.25. aa
axalnal. a top prlc. of IS.0S laat weak.
Thl. gain waa further lncreaaed In th.
afternoon, when a load of 101 head of
North Powder hoga. averaging 1$ pounda.
aold at $$.40. Heavy hoga alao .hired In
th. advance, a few bringing $7.50.
About IT load, of .teera w.r. dl.poaed
of during th. day. Ona load of top qual
ity, averaging 1430 pounda, aold at $7,
compared with $.$0, the beat quotation at
th. cloa. of laat week. Th. bulk of th.
.leer aala. w.r. at $.7S to $.6. A .mall
load of choice cowa brought IS, and other.
of good quality went at $6.So to $$.$$.
No transaction, w.ra reported In tha
mutton dlvlxlon during tha day.
Receipt, for Sunday and Monday w.r.
tl cattle. 17 calve 3l hog., 7 sheep
and 8$ hora...
shipper, w.r. K.vier at W.ed. by boat,
hog.: Major Bowhlll. Vanoouv.r, B. C.
1 car of hone.: Cummtng. Becker, Jef
frraon. 2 cara of oheep; Hugh Cummlng
Halaey. 1 car of cattle, aheep and hog.; J.
C. Lonergan. Twin Fall., 1 car of rattle and
calvea; Maurlc. Burke. Twin Fall., t cara
of cattle: Thorn a. Morgan. Enterprlae. 1
cara of cattle; Wataon Broth. r., North
Powder. I cara of honn; J. K. cb.rry. En
terprlae. 1 car of bora..; Kid w.ll .V Caa
well. Walla Walla. Stanfleld and Echo.
cara of c.ttle; George Brown. Nampa. S
car. of cattle; Fred Bunn. Walla Walla. 1
car of cattle; Doyl. dt Noonan. Monida.
Mont., 6 cara of c.ttle: H. O. Campbell.
-North Powder, 1 car of hog.; Sol Dlrker
aon. Welaer. I cara of cattle; R. M. Stan
field. Stanfleld, 1 car of ahe.p; J. L. Cox,
Eaton. Idaho, i cara of cattle and aheep;
C. E. Thurber. BuhL Idaho. 1 car of hogx;
Charle. A. Hunter, Wallowa, 1 ear of
cattl. and hog and David Morrl Halne
1 car of hora .
Th. day'i aalca were as follows:
W.lght. Price.
24 .t.er. $6.73
17 cowa 3 .0
t ataer. 1 $.40
1 bull li'O 4.00
1 bull lf0 4.ro
cow. too 5..1S
2. torn $13 S.eS
s coa a
1 cow .......
3 cows ......
11S 6.00
112D 3 0
10 4 10
133 4.00
: bulla
101 hog. 19 "
t bulla - l...' .
J bull. l'- 4.fS
2 2 steers 1J " 1 $.70
24 steer. lt
1 bull .,....,....... i tit. i.vi
2$ .teer. 107 .l)0
I .teer ., "00 4.00
?t .:eer. ............1130 8.75
27 .teer. 1 1134 -70
22 steer. H30 7.00
1 steer 12
21 steer. 1130 90
2 7 Meer 10S
1 steer H So
20 steer. 13:0 0.90
:i steers U15
21 steers 12i 0.8
7 steers 1& 'jo
18 steer. 1"3 '0
27 steer. 1134 .10
2$ steers 1220 ..95
12 .t.er. H'O
3 .teer. 10-.J
32 cows 945 S.0
4 cows 9i0 t.hO
g COW.
2 cowa ....
crws ....
12 cow. ....
calve. ...
11 c.lve. ...
...... 1 1 iv s."o
......1002 6.65
91 5.5
. 22 7.00
it $ $0
145.0 ( 25
stag ....
1 bull I""
. bH, 10 4.2$
1 bull .....1030 4.25
I bull . 1 J-IO 4...
I bull I00 j 0
Si hog 191 .3
, bogs 7,,,
93 hog, I 138 8.23
1 ho, - 00
The rang, of prlc. at th. yards "was as
follows:
Cho?" "sTeer.
Good steer. 6--ots .-40
Medium .tear. J.OO', S-.a
Choice cow $ 6"j J.00
0K.d cow. W J J"
Medium cow J.SOg $.00
Choice calve. . .ll
Good he.vy c.lv J.OOg ..50
Buiis "::S :
Mac. 4..otr S.00
i igh.srr. o 49
lieavy $.50 V 7.S0
YsarTlngT ! f'5?
:::::::::::::::: l:.sS
,-mh. .! 4.$0 8.45
hprTng lamb.'.... 0vM0.00
Omaha Uveal ock Market.
OMAHA. April . Cattle Receipt.. 000;
m.rkut steady to .trong. Natlv. st.ers. $3.S0
i" cow. .nd heifer.. $3 .60 tJ B.T5; V .a tern
Jteer $4.w7: Texaa steer $4.23t3r3 !S0;
cow. .nd heifer $3 23 0 5 .3 3: canBer. $2 73
.ik.-,: to,kers and feeder.. $4..016.60;
carve $.30i 4.83; bull stag etc.. $4.2SW
. in
Hoga Receipt 70O: market .teady to So
lower " Heavy, $7.70 8 7.80: mixed. $7.63 4
7 70: light" $7.30 7.7i; Pig $4-7.70; bul
"'B'hp-fAeefptatIS.OOO: market, at.ady.
Yearling.. $S7; wethers $3.i0 8.35; .we
$4.7341 6. lamb tt.H6?0.
' Metal Markets.
NEW TORK. Aprtl 8. Standard copper,
quiet: .pot. 13 S7V1 hTHc: Aprtl. 16.47 "a
tjl5 52Sc; May. 1S.60S 13.62 Vc; June.
13.47HtJl.VT3c; July. 13.&0 16 75c. Ar
rival, reported at New York today. 365 ton
Cu.tom-hous. return, show .xport. of 6019
ton. so far thl. month. Lak. copper. IB
lc: .lectrolytle, 16c: raatlng. HHtflSlic.
Local aale 23 ton. April at 16.60c
Tin. quiet; spot. 48W43 33C; April. 43.t39
4S33c- May. 4.1tr43.S6o; June. 4 2. So ft 43.16c;
July. ' 42.40w 42.76c; August, 4il2H
4LeaaT'qul.t. 4 304-40o New York; 4-1.54
A 4.25c East St. Loul..
Spelt.r. qul.t; IS.6oe6.80e N.w York;
6.SOC bid East St. If"1-' . .
Antimony, quiet; CookMn1.. 8.00c.
Iron st.ady; No. 1 foundry Northern.
$13 Mi 13-": N- l4.7St 13.25; No. 1
h'out hern and No. 1 Southern soft. $13,239
13 33.
Owing to th. holiday, th.r. w.r. no cable,
from th. London m.tai m.rk.t. today.
Visible Supply of Grata.
NEW YORK. April 8 Th. rl.lbla supply
of gralB In th. Vnlted States Saturday. April
6. a. compiled by th. N.w York produc.
Exchange waa aa follows:
Bushels. Increase.
.,,., 4.7ti7.tM 1.273.IIOO
Wheat, in bond T.H3S.0O 1.237.WO
corn 14.700.UOO .1.124.0O0
V ".. 13.111.0O0 34O.000
Oat. .-boWd -SJ
Barley" ".V.'.".. a.R3.HX 342.0OO
Barley In bond 443.0O0 812.OU0
Pecreasa. .
The vi.ihl. supply of wheat In Canada
Saturday. April 6. a as 2.3iS.O"0 bushel an
Increase of 243.0QO.
Wugar lawie la tb. taat.
NEW YORK. April . All grade, of re
fined sugar war. reduced cent, a hun
dr.d pounds tcd.
a - i i
United States
Mortgage & Trust Company
B'way at 73d St. 5S Ctsdar St. 125th St. at 8th Ave.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION MARCH 21. 1912
N Y. City Mortgage..! 1,000.000.00
N Y flty and State
Bona...... 2.7.37R.07
Other Bond. 4 Stocks 12,902,348.0 J
LOT.me .n.d. 17.04.74.l S
Bills Purciiased 9.609.712.00
Cash on Hand and In
Bank 1 1.258.925.45
Clearing- - House K-
chanees 2.253.R05. 1 5
ForclRn exchange...
MortKairoa 10.093.196.74
A.criMd Int. Recelv-
able. 496.522.76
74.722,669.1
Dpposits March' 21,
orFICKIM
JOHN W. PLATTKN. .President
CALVERT BREWER. Vice-President
CARL G. RA8MVS Vice-President
FRANK J. PARSONS. Vice-President
JOSEPH ADAMS Treasurer
HARRY W. HADLET. ..Ass't Treasurer
This company Is prepared to consider PP'Upna for mort.
loans on improved Portland real estate, both business and resl-
dene
HEXRY TEAL, Repreaeatatlve.
410 Ablnatoa Bullillna.
Member New York Clearing House Association
STOCKS AGAIN RISE
Market Resumes Its Advance
After Easter Holiday.
HIGH RECORDS FOR YEAR
Speculative Sentiment Is Cheerful,
Owing to Ending of British Coal
Strike and Business Im
provement at Home.
NEW YORK. April 8. The New York
stock market today resumed Its activity
and advanced. The Hsu waa irregular, be
Inr punctuated by frequent profit taking
and renewed aggressions by the shdVt in
terests. Th. market was encouraged by tha defi
nite settlement of the English coal strike
and the week-end advices from domestic
pnints emphasised last week, report, of
general buslne.. betterment. This waa in
dicated In the statements of railway traf
fic manager, and In another advance in
price, of steel bars and tin plate.
Vnlted States Steel and Union Paclflo
were th. leader, of the early movement,
with gain, of 1 to t point, in more then
a .core of other Issues. New high records
for the y.ar were established by som.
standard securities.
By mid-day. when a total of more than
too. 000 shares had been reached. Steel and
Union Pacific reflected the effect of heavy
selling by going under last week'a closing
quotation., with Increased heaviness In th.
copper.. '
Reading and I-ehlgh Valley took the lead
with extensive buying of both Issues to tha
accompaniment of rumors that the long
deferred decision of the L'nltcd Statea Su
preme Court in the Reading cas. moon
might be rendered. The aaalgnment by
the court of th. .o-called Intermountain
caae. over to the Kali term waa something
of a disappointment.
Transaction. In the late session wer. he
low those of ' the morning and prlcea
evinced a tendency to yield, except In th.
coalrs and minor specialties. In the final
dealings a demand for American Smelting
and Rock Island common and preferred
caused a degree of activity.
Call money did not get above 4 per cent
and the supply wa. In excess of th. de
maud. Tim. rates hardened, partly In re
sponse to out-of-town withdrawals and
some further strengthening of local re
serves. The bond m.rket was Irregular. Total
sales, par value. Il.tSI.OOO. United State.
Government bonds were unchanged on calL
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
A Ills Chal pf.. 4mi 5 5V
Amal Copper .. S4.ta0 Vi'tt SI! Si'lj
Am Agrlcult ... l.li 3 J
Am Beet Sugar. BJ , el
American Can .. 6O..'.0O 211 2. V ".'SS
Am Car A Fdy. .!Ho 1 .-.,
Am Cotton Oil. 1.000 54 &3V
Am Hd A l.t-Jt
Am 1c. Securl.. 8,700 2j 221
Am Linseed ... 2t'0 11 "Si 11 V US
Am locomotive. 0,100 4H 41 4."
Am Smcl Ref 20.--OO- K7T.
do preferred.. luO 107 107! 10.
Am Steel My .... .
Am Sugar R-f . . I.3O0 130. 120 12
Am Tel & Tel.. 1.100 140V 14j H-.'h
Am Tobacco pf I06J1
Am Woolen "-'!'
Anaconda M Co .1.20O 44H 43H 43.
Atchison 1S.SK iios low's l"ti.
do preferred.. 1 ! V lom, l"3Vs
All Coast Line.. 8o 142 141 141 U
Bait A Ohio ...20 10b Hi 10SU lORx
Bethlehem Steel 2.!ii 3a 3R Jo j.
Brook R Tran.. S,M "4. !3i 4
Canadian Pac. h.HDO 24 24'j
Central Leather O.KiO 25 25H -o-)
do preferred.. 10 1 HI li . 1
Central of N J. 2"0 3B0 30 8-.0
Che. A Ohio . .. 4.200 0a 80 M)S
Chicago A Altort -
Chl Gt W..t ... SOO 2H 20 20-4
do preferred.. S" 3'" 3S' 3D
Chicago A N W 200 1444. 144J4 144
C. M A St Paul. 7.800 1V2 1HH 112
C C C A St L 60
Col Fuel A Iron 4.000 8.1 K 81, Sli
Col A Southern.
Con.ol G.a 800 14.1 1444 144b.
Corn Product... 4.4x 18b. 1 1
Del A Hud.on.. l.HOO 172'4 172 171
D A R Grand... 2t0 23 i 2S 23 J.
do preferred.. 8tM) 34 84 33
Dletuiers" Secur 4ih 84 , 82 Ti Jj
Erl. 15.8O0 87 S 37 37
do 1st Pf 1.300 5t t 6d
do 2d pf
Oen KlectHc .. 1.500 170 16W 1B0J
Gt North Pf ... 8.2-0 IMS 135 135H
Gt North Or. .. 2.!M 43 41 42
llllnoi. Central. 3oO l.'")1 130 12HH
lnt.rbor Met .. .700 204 li 22
do preferred.. 6.000 HI", BSH
Inter Harvester J00 113 T. HS-ji IJSVj
Inter Marin, pf 700 . 2.1 24 24
Int Paper 2 13 38S IS
" Amp . . . .. " 2. 8 81
Iowa Central .. ' 100 1I-4 12
K C Southern.. l.So 2!v 2-J 2J
do preferred.. 3(x S3 63 113
Laclede Gas ... SoO 107 1K lo.
Loula ANaah.. 1.000 1S81, 137
Minn A St. L.. 0 .2 2
M S'P A 8 S Jd 1.3K 141 140 H0V4
Ji'o. Kan ft Tex. S.oov 31 H 8H4 31
do preferred. ..... ..... a
Mo Pacinc A20O 4 45. 45
Nat Biscuit ... 100 140 14K 14S
N-"lonal Lead... 8.5.KI M4 S74 6SJ4
N Rr Mex 2 pf loo 24 2 2K1..
N Y Cent?.! ... 4.TOO 113' 113
N Y Ont A Wea l.ooo " S 40
Norfofk A Weat 4.1'-. 114 113 1134
North American SOU M . l ,hl
Northern PaclBc .. 124V, 123 13
Pacific Mall ... 2000 34 84 84
Pennsylvania ... 1.3W 128 1J 1Jj
PeSSle'S Gaa .. lOO lo 10S lo.
P CCA St L.. SOO 107-4 100 104
Pittsburg Coal.. !) 21 20 21
Pressed S Car.. 2.SHX1 .17 35 3
Pull Pal Car 3'M) 101 ! 10
Hr sfecl Spring 1.4O0 :.". 34 34
R?adlng ...... .llf.S'" lrH 14 104
HVb'c Steel.. 2.5. 24 2H 23
do preferred.. Son 77 7rt 7.
Rock Island Co. 2.4f 30 2S-, .10 'i
do T preferred.. 13.800 R r. f.8
St L A S F 2 Pf 2-0 42 42 42
"dJrrVT: i5 ft
ZWte'ii ijjjf ijjH 4
td'ohprrnefeRrTed:: ?!
Tenn Copr'r .. l.P" 42 41 41
Te"2 r.rlfic 200 2.'. 25 25
Tel. tit L A v.-. 00O in- 15i, 15
do preferred.. 3 .... 4
Union Pacific .. 4.vw 175 J7 171
i do rf.rd- 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital 2.000.000.00
Stirplos 4.000.000.00
Undivided Profits... 664,483.36
Reserve for Taxes.
etc 16S.94.44
Deposits 69.068.802.82
Treasurer's Checks. . 558,864.43
Mortgage Trust
Bonds 8.129,800.00
Acer ued Interest N
Payable 237,624.14
' 174,722,669.19
1911, $44,997,800.06.
ALKXANDKR PHILLIPS. .Secretary
HENRY L. SERVOSS-Aas't Treasurer
rxr n Minn.r.TON...iM't8ef'
VICTOR EHRLICHER Ast Sec'y
TJ S Realty ...
IJ 8 Rubber . . .
U S Steel
do preferred..
Utah Copper ..
Va-Caro Chom..
Wabash
do preferred..
Western Md
Westing El--!. ..
Weet.rn Union..
Wheel A L K..
Ixhlgh Vall.y ..
Am Tobacco . ..
100 78 78
4.800 56 3d
176..1O0 73 71
8O0 113 113
, 16.000 65
9O0 54 511
J.BOO S
. 1,100 22 22
lot) 2 2
.OO 7 7't
400 83 83
SOO
, 18.100 165
ftOO 264 263
the day. 40,100 sharei
BONDS.
4
.13
R
22
lil
71
83
7
187
2t3
Fumi.h.d by ov.rback A Cooke Co.,
Portland
Bid. Asked.
...115 115
... 5 r.i,
...120 120
... w
Am. Tel A Tel conv 4...
Amn Tob 4.
Amu. Tob.
Atchison Gen. 4.
Atchison conv. 4.
104 l"4v-
AirniFnn ct-u. .... u-
Atchison adp. 4. atampad HI
110
111
Atcniaon conv. oa
Atlantic -Coast Ilne con. 4a.
do "L. A N. coll" 4.
Bait. A Ohio 3.
115
35
(14 U ft 4
B n,H
US
s
Brooklyn Rep. Transit 4.
R8
101
101
Can. soutnern nri
C. A O.
C. B. A Q. gen. mtg. 4a
"do Joint 4s. ......
OHX fHtk
09 1
rift
Ills.
.. 18
6
Cent. Pac. first 4s.....
7 fo
. . v, t I tl f Am ..... HH
Chi. R. I. A P. Col. trust 4a 72
Colo.' A Sou. first 4s Jl
Denver Rio Grande 4s ....
Del. A Hudson conv. 4s s
Erie first con.. P. L. 4a
72
l7
81
8
8f
Int MAI. lilt
,S2'4
AK V. 87 14
Japanese first 4.
do second 4s.
L. A N. uni. 4s
Mo. Pac 4s
N. Y. Cen. 3a
do 1 S. 8
N. Y. City 4s...
92 3
91 02
K 99
74 74
86 ST
..82
94
82
1)4 Vi
..107
107
do 4s or ..................... "- ...
Norfolk vei. . - -
N. Y. Ont. A W. 4s
Nor. Pac. P. L. 4s ?
do k. ":.'
Oregon Short Line 4.. J J
94
95
Oregon Ky. " " ,iC 100
Penna. Ky. . ' iZ
Philippine Ry. 4s
81!
7
103
95
91
78
08
103
95
92
79
Reading gen. 4s
Republic of Cuga 3s...
Sou. Pac. first ref. 4...
do col. 4s
Southern Ry. 4s........
St. L. A 8. F. ref. 4...
Union P.c first 4a
tlo conv. 4.
79
"... ..100 101
do ref. 4.
l .
Un,U S".sSre-eY sTfos. ...112 112
ao i;a - -- --
do :i coupon.......
do 3s registered
innii lOI i
I! 102 103
ao It. regiaiercu in-isZ
do 3s coupon T ii
do 4. registered
...114
114
115
S6
79
f
95
88
03
100
. .114
ao -ta coui ; fi(.
United Railway S. F. 4
. 78
. 9
. . !4A
. 88
. 02
.100
do St. L. 4.... -
Western Union 4......
Westlnghouse conv. 9S...
Western Pac. 5s
Wis. Cent. 4s
West Shore 4s
Block, at Boston.
BOSTON. April Sln,n luotati0n"i, u
..,. 45 Mohawk
Ama" Copper ... 8JlNev Consolidated 20
'SiWint?: s
FA C S & B M - 7;North Lake 8
ki::M gir.'?:!?:::!
SSrsTr' o !i nZn-v.
F:r.n,ku1,.tnC0P..: 15 tewBoiM:::35
gS &:::: dSltfo-ry g
n"n. Cananea e do preferred.. 48
Lra.'"?.. " J C:::: iig
Laie cfpp.r... 48 Winona
I " Salle Copper. R!Wolverln 112
Miami Copper.. 2d I
Money, Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK. April 8. Money on csll.
firm 3 per cent; ruling rate, 4; closing
b,ioaO".etrong:0-days. 8; 90 days.
8r4: si months. 4 : per cent
Prime mercantile pp-r. -a i ------
Sterling exchange .teady with actual busl-.-
l.i. .- hill, at S4.84 for 60-day
nesa . ' urtt tnr rfemanrL
Ullls ana 7;V, . , i. li
Commercial bills, $4.83.
Mexican dollars, aic
Government bonds, steady; railroads lr-
r.guiar.
BAN FRANCISCO. April 8.-terling on
London. 0 days. 14.84' do. sight. 84.8,.
Silver oars, ninc
Mexican dollars. 46 c.
Drafts, sight, 2c; telegraph. Be.
rondltlon of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, April s.At the begin
ning of business today th. condition of th.
I'nlieO eltaie. ireaaury w.
woraing D..-nC- . - , -.....-a
in ban KB ana r -.j . - . -;;' '
Total balanc. In general fund . 132,071.404
Ordinary receipt. " Yi
Ordinary dUburwement. Ao-9.460
T .7 , . j... .hi. .-.! ,r la 18 278 180.
ieilCll to u.i" ..... .. - - - -
as against a surplus of 84.434,416 at this
time last year.
Thes. figure, exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transaction
BAN i-BANCISCO PBODUCB MAKKET
Prices Quoted at the Bay City for Vego-
taoiea, xnu, aw.
.... . x.-r-TCf-ri Anrll ft. Th follow-
lng produc price, were currant her. to
day:
Buttar Fancy creamery. 28c
Egg. Store. 19c; fancy ranch. 21c.
Cheese 17 6 18c.
Onion. ls.30 8.650.
... iiniM .1 9.t' enmmnn Ma ;
r run-' vv"t . --.
Mexican limes. $6 6.60; California lemona.
choice, 4; commuu, ' . -'-"
si 2.50; pineapples. 82 03.
Vegetable. Cucumber., 50c 11.60; green
peaa. a-c. ... .
gu 75cTi.$1.25; tomatoes, nominal; eggplant.
Potatoes River Burbanks. 21.J5;
sweets 32.734J3: Oregon Burbanks, J2.35W
2.BO; Saltnaa. $2.65tJ2.75.
Ha. Wheat, 8149 19.30; wheat and oats.
-. . , . a . .if.ir. ,l'Jiil5.
Receipt. Flour, 3211 quarter sacks;
wheat. 12o cental.; uwij,
oata, 403 centala; oats, Oregon. 40S centals;
potatoes. 8839 sacks; hay. 676 tons; wool, 72
bales.
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. April 8. Butter Steady;
rJi..ri... 2SrY82c: dairies. 24S.28C.
Eggs St.ady; r.celpt., 20.471 ces; at
mark! caaea Included. 18e; ordinary firsts.
lflerl9c; firsts. 19c.
Chee.e--Steady; daisies. 19irlSe; twins.
19e- Young Americas. 18 9 19c; long horns,
18lc
Elgin Butter Market. 4
E1X5IN, IIL. April 8. Tha quotation com
mute, of the Elgin butter board thia after
noon declared butter firm at 32c a pound.
Inabllitv of th. Elgin hoard to get a reliable
weekly report of th. output of the creamer-
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OP" SAX FH AN CISCO
FOUNDED 1864.
Capital Paid in $8,500,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits... $7,905,912
BRANCHES
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma and Virginia City
We buy and sell Foreign Exehang-: '"8U;. Pra-"f
and Cable Transfers. Commercial Credits and
Travelers' letters of Credit available in all
parts of the world; make collections on all points
and conduct a general foreign and domestic
banking; business.
rrrERB8T paid on ttmh and savings deposits.'
PORTLAND OFFICE
Northwest Corner Third and Stark Streets
CH 4.MBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING.
MTti. A. MAC RAF, Manager. J. T. BURTCHAEIA, Aa. Maaaar.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 850,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains
LADD & TILTON.ANK
Established 1859.
Capital Stock. . . .' $1,000,000.00
Burplus 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.
OFFICERS
W. M. I.add. President. Robert S. Howard, Asst. Cashier.
Edward t ooklnarham. V Ice-Prr a. J. W. Ladd, Aaat. t aahler.
W. H. DuncaJey, Cashier. Walter M. C .ok, Aat. Cashier.
The Largest and Finest
TITANIC
OLYMPIC
N6vr
45,000
Tons
Each
FRENCH A LA CARTE RESTAURANT, TURKISH & ELECTRIC BATHS,
FRENC SWIMMING POOL, FOUR ELEVATORS, GYMNASIUM.
VERANDAH CAFE, PALM COURT
SQUASH RACQUET COURT
AMERICAN LINE
Atlantic Transport Line
Mew T.ra-Isnssa Direct
RED STAR LINE
New Tsrfc gOTer tal.u a Parts
WHITE STAR LINE
New Vrfc O.liiawiira U.tr,ssl
Hew 1
Boston Queen.town Laverpcfli.
Boston Mediterranean.
Company'. Office, Boom Bailer Building, Second and Cherry Sts.. Seattle
Or Local Railway and Steamship Asents.
ies of the Elgin district resulted in- the dis
contlnuanc. of the postin of a wm1--Put.
President Charle. Potter .tated that
the output postings had been guessed at.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW TORK. April 8. Coffee closed quiet,
net 7 points lower to two points higher.
April. 13.c; May. 13.82c: June, l.7c;
Jul". 18.81c: August, 13.96c: September
14 020- October. 13.0c; November, 18.i),.c.
December. M.oc: January. 13.8c; Febru-ar-
13.80c: March. 13.89c.
Ifpot? steady. Rio. No. 7. "c: Santos,
No. 4. 1454c Mild, quiet; Cordova, 1618'Ac,
nominal. , .
Raw sugar, quiet. Muscovado, SO test,
3S0r- centrifugal. 6 teM. 4.30c; molasses
sugar. 80 tent. 4 -,'r-. Ri-fined. .teady.
PitTlTit VllC
Favpments-
the Acme of
Perfection
look better
wear better,
save expense
for repairs.
Insist on Bitulithic
J. C. WILSON & CO.
STOCKS. BONUS, GRAIN A-1 COXTOS
MEMiitUJi
HEW TORK STOC K EXCHA50B
KEWXOKK COTTON EXCUANM
CHlCAliO BOAKO OF ThVAUK
TRK bTOCK AND BONU KACHAJxsat.
SAN 1BA.V CISCO.
Main Office Milla Bids., han Francis..
Branch Office. Vancouver, (Maul.
Fart land. Los Ansalas, baa Irtaco. Uf
.na.iil Beach.
rOBTLAND omrii
ataln floor X.urnbrmena Bank BnllmasT,
6tb and Stark.
ph nnra MarhaH 410. A 417.
TRAVELERS' GCTIOX.
EUROPE
Seventy Pprlns; and Summer tours,
eomprlsingr Tours de Luxe and Motor
rsr Tours, and also Vacation Tours at
Popular Prices. Frequent sailings.
All routes. Including Mediterranean.
Prnprjmme of Tours do. Luxe Around
the World now ready.
THOS. COOK A SO.V.
6SB Market St, Saa Francisco.
Steamers in the World
APRIL 20
Sails
Mav 1 1 June 1
from
NEW
YORK
June 22 July 13
MAY 4
May 25 .
June IS July 6
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
' Hwttreal Qaehee U.u seal
'MEGANTIC & "LABRENTir
Lirgatt wta WUtmmt Slaiiiws
on at. Lima. Rout.
Only Four Days at Sea
TO EDBOPB IH OOK7T-IKT AT KODBSaTE
KJLTE8
Twia Screw SS. "Canada" ma "Ttalooie"
om class rm cabp sebtick
THIRD OlSS C1j06BD ROOMS
Ba.a. cbaokad ttM(h to Maaw ta Bmd.
I npnaa.
TKAVEIERS' GUIDE.
Canadian Pacific
"EMPRESS OF THE ATLANTIC"
AND OTHF.R BTKAMSHIFS
MONTREAL., QUEBEC AND IJVEBPOOt,
VIA THE
SCENIC ROUTE TO EUROPE
1000 MILES
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
AND
LERS THAN FOT'R DATS AT SEA
2ti33 -MILES PORT TO PORT
THE SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE
First Cabin $92.50 and nn
Second Cabin $53,75 and tin
One-Class Cabin 3d-class) ....$50.00 and up
Third-ClaM Lowest rates on request.
Canadan Pacific Office, corner Third and
Pine (Multnomah Hotel bldg.), Portland,
and all local agents.
San Francisco Los Angelei
and San Diego Direct
E. S. Boanoka and S. S. Eldar
Sail Kwr Wednesday Alternately at U.
NOBTH PACIFIC S. S. CO,
h. Ckaaas ataia 1U4, A Ula
LOS AXGELES AND SAX DIEGO
STEAMSHIPS YALE AND HARVARD.
Railroad or any steamer to San Fran
cisco, the Expo City. Largest, fastest,
end the ONLY strictly first-class pas
senger ship on the- Coast. Average speed
28 miles per hour; cost 2,000,OOD each.
SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND & L. A.
S. S. CO.
Main 828. Frank Bollam, Agent A 4596.
128 Third Street.
EXPKEISH STEAMERS FOR
Sau Francisco and Lo. Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE.
S. 8. Bear Hail, at 9 A. M. April 13.
SAN FRANCISCO A PORTLAND 8. 9. CO.
Ticket Office 14a Third Street.
1-bonea Main 2695. A 1402.
COOS BAY LINE
6TEAMER BREAKWATER.
Sails from A ins worth Dock, Portland. 9
A. M. every Wednesday. Freight received at
Ainsworth Dock dally up to 5 P. M. Pas
senger fare, first-class. $10; second-cla.
$7.0ia. including meals and berth. Ticket ot
flee Ain.swQrU" Dock. Phones Main adx0. A
NEW ZEALAND AU AUSTRALIA
(Union Line of N. Z-)
VIA TAHITI AND WELLINGTON.
Direct through steamers, sailing; from Sail
Francisco May 1. May 20, and every is
days to Tahiti, Barotonga, Welling-toe and
Sydney. The line to Isles of the South Sea.
For reservations see Coupon Railroad Amenta
or address Hind, Rolph & Co.. San Franuisco,
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