19
TTTn MOnXTXG-ORirtiOMAN. T IIUI'SDAY, ArKIL 11, 1013
- i - : - ,
LOUR UP 20 GENTS
niform Advance in Patents in
All Markets.
XPORTS ARE DIME HIGHER
Ijllfrt-il tuolatlon Kai-1 SI
Ton Whrat In Demand at Ex-Ire-irK"
Irkv Oal Sell
al S3.
The- aaa an all-arunl adame In flour
-4 fee d price yeaterday a a result or
high price to which wheat Has riimnen.
!.aat wMk the rui't Muna muis
me of the local mllla advanced the price
ctMnu 23 cent a barrel. One Portland
111 did not advance and as a consequence
ie price condition wa unettl-l notwlth
anlir the strength of the market. Thl
III has now raised Ita quotations SO eenta
barrel. effectlve.today. and the Hats of all
i North racif'.e mill are. therefore, onl-
rm. The market la firm at the advance
d another lift to prlcea la the near fu-
if- la probable.
The new Hat price oa patente ai.iv a
arrrl and oa straiani a --v- a-"
ised 10 cent a barrel to yesterday br
I export mill.
reed prlcea were pot up 1 a ton. Braa
now ouotrd al 123 and aharta at H. Tha
illl feed market la strong and It looka aa
It would have to in much blither witn
artey auppliea exhauated aad oats selling
t extreme prlcea.
v.. i much wheat haa chanced hanila lo-
alir or la the country thla week berauee of
absence of offerings. Holder are strong
n their view. On the local maravi ?
7 fi.oat, waa bid for B! Bend blueatem.
at the of f-r waa not aecepteov. rr a 101
f re.). SH cent f. a. b. waa bid. flub waa
joicd up to M cent track.
There waa a al on the local maraei
veral hundred tona of oata at which
-finitely put the market al thla figure.
Local receipt, la car, were reporteu oj
e Merchant!- Exchange aa followa:
TVheat Barley Flour Oats liav
endar II ?
r ie.lav .v . 1 . .
edneeoay.. 41 '
Vear aao . .' . . '7 '1 - ,J
-ca n , date lle. sl I-Tf 1
WIA Ri IX FleV-T Ql ARTKR OT VXAX
Br Cibwwiaa Madr ay ! ltae w
rarirtc (awat.
In the matter of fallurea In the flrat quar-
er of JUS. the Pacific stalea make a hotter
thcwintr than other parta or tne counirj.
rnr number la rreater than In the aame
rl-Ml laat y-ar. hot the total llabtllltee la
Ti u h I-a. e
Th- number of commercial fallurea la the
I ntl-d State reportid to R. Dun A Co.
ijrlna toe f.r-t quarter of 112 w a
I vrrv lar- total for that perl.xi. The amount
f ii.biii'ie waa 'COiilii alao-a lane
:oul. The averaxe llabilltlea per failure
amounted to II i.l.'l. which haa been fre
quently exceeded In th earlier record, and
which eonuare with tl4.ta In 10M. with
Jjo r:: in 110 and li.4;J In 1. It wa.
liierefore. In number, rather la magnitude.
r mercanul default that th flrt quarter
of ihl. year waa dlatlnculshed.
Of th three Pacific Coast atatea. Oreoo
tod at th top of the list la roallnea of
llabilltlea and number of failure. There
waa a reduction la California from f 1.47132
to $l.!4.tW7 and In WaatoUiirtoo from 11.--PI.Stl
to 1 lx!t7. Th number In vry
rase ihowed more or tacreaae. hower.
ninufctunn( default rttn( S3 abort th
previous J ear. although, th indohtrdne
waa lowered nearly ll.OXKOfxX. There wer
1 more reverse In trading llnea with lit
tle chanae In habiUUca, whll other com
merrial failure war Identical In number,
but Involved a omwhat larger amount.
Number. IJabllltle.
1!MA 111. 112- - l'l-
1-reao .. 4S .-H t 71i.iH t M
V.ait. .1" l'-1 1.1X7 l.I.M
atif 1S4 I1U 1 14.:.T 1.47i4U
Total ..3 ZV J.02l.43 J3.4.7l
rt.4. MARKKT IS NOT M tlKM
Veciag Lew Active aad Lawer Price Of
ferevi. TH-r Is an eaater feeling In the egg mar--t.
aa :onnr la not a active laat week
ind til few speculator operating ar oiler
s lower prices.
Th poultry market w fairly wr!l sup
;ied and firm. Good a-n ao!d at IT cent
and brotier were taken at -5 to SO cent.
lTvsd m.at cold readily. Pork wa
tt-ong at 10 centa and veal waa In good
demand at 13 cent. I .am be were quoted
at 1 c-nt and aheep eold at T cent.
No change ware announced In butter or
cli-c prlcea
OKi:K
MARKKT rok !POT HOPS
t silw a " ja iohi rv .wuv
I t en tract Mtaatloa. -
Ar. oltr of s cent for a car of chotc
Oregon 111 hop ws turned dowa yester
day hy a local dealer. There were also or
ders oa the market at 3J9 cents.
It '-ports from th country stated that -'4
cms had been quite freely offered ta
growers on contract, but no local dealer was
fouud who waa aeekicg the new crop at thi
pi lc.
A.corjing to a California wire there were
rd-ra on hand for all the spot hope left
In Ponania. about 1SOO balea. at better than
i trait "or th aew Sonoma crop r
centa was bid.
traetabl aad rult Mwppllea Ample.
r'ruit and vtg-tabi receipt were light,
hut th market waa sufficiently supplied. A
gr of mall-is orange cam la In the
foreraooa. A car of Florida aew potatoes
la daw Friday. California new potatoes
were la moderate supply and sold at T
rents. A'l California vegetables were firm
in the south because of rain.
Oesarn Held V at High PrW.
There ha been only a amail contrantlng
done out In tbe Wean during th past week,
says fiber and Fabric Thia la due princi
pally to th face that sheepmea ar asking
prsre that tm Bootoa dealer do not feel
luftn-d ra paying. Price ta Montana ar
quoted all the way from 14c up to 21c,
'-rordinr to the quality, and th dealers ar
efusmg to pay their asked ratea.
Haak C'brwHag.
Itsnk clearings of the Northwestern cltle
es(erda were a foliowe:
Clearings Balances.
Portland , i:4ua. $J47.l'i3
.aille .. 1.7.-.4.l--
Tacoma 144.44s
l-oaane l.U4i.ul
PORTLAND MAKk.IT. ,
Crala. Ftowr. Fed. Etc.
w UK AT Track price: Bluestem. $1:
-tub. WH'A; red Russian. 0-4C : valley. Sf
-. 4"f"M. fr.
MlLLSTl rt Bran. in per ton: short.
midilllngs. .:u.
FLOCK Patents. S4 70 per barrel:
sTWlcht. 1; export. t: Valley. 4.10.
erahtm. It: wbo'e wheat. S.tk0
t tRX Whole. ;S; cracked. '.! per ton.
I No. ! Eastern Oregon timothy. 14
aM. No. 1 V.l'. Sll'Ols a.lslfa. 13
I.-..V. elover. Hr: otts and velch. tlw.
1 1 .-. cram hy. t'J.
fttT N 1 white. l per
i egetaMew and Fralta.
TnoriCAL FRUITS Orange. navel
California grapefruit. l.oa4:
If Florida grape'-trtt. f7T: bananas. l J
i 0 I fro per haneh: lemons. t.ouJe. pe
VRs.cH rlLITd Almena grapes. II pee
sere I; cranberries. llOflll.io Pr barrl;
po.ea. '-ISO'S per hva. .,.,,
. f j.ATuts-bujmj ariaes: ,'?-,rr"i-
IMJI.BO p.r hundred: ( California.
J..bbm prlr-. 7c per pound: sweet potatoes.
'"'vK.TAi.L E'-ArtH hok.s. T P 7"
doaen: asKaraaua. while. l .S P-r
trees. l:.2 per crale; bana. li'UHc; n
b. per pound; r"u,,f,"""'vJ,:!
per crate: wltrr. Per crat ; eneure
ker. J3 i dos-n; ecspiant. JV Pr
I pound; nad - .---
house lettuc. ;trtl Pr s: "
pr pound: pepptri. ;ic per pound; rauiane.
loc per ): rnuoaro. ..--
eplnarh. II ISOl n per Boa; wmll'ir". .
n: r-r boa: garlic. S10c pr Pnd r
ONION Association price. ... per
Mrk: Mexican. S.1.7S per "'-, .,,,
iag
DaJry aaoVCoaatry Prodwc.
BtlTTER Oreaon creamery
batter,
olid
x. aaw. nrlnta. Ktr
tOCd kreah Oregon ranch.
candled. XI
per doxen; case count, -uc.
CHttbE Oregon flats. 22c pr pound.
Totint America. -c per poui.d.
PORK Fancy lOc per pound.
VEAL Fancy, lite V 12c Pr pound.
1-ulXTRI-Hena. lot, 17c. Springs.
a17c; broiler. :j3Uc, dycka. lOr. gceee,
11c; turkeja. live. c; drcaaed. iic.
Mwplw Wrwcwrtaw.
S.ALMON Columola Klvei. l-poccd tali
12. Jv per dosen; -pound talla. j
pound W at. i4C; 'JUaaa plaa, 1-pauad
tail. Jl.ai. . mM ...
cuKrKK Boasted, la drum. OsOe
per pound. ...
NCT walnot. 16 lH Pr poa.
Braxil nuta. 14ylc; flil-ert. 14 4UOC;--moada.
lloilc. oecsn. lc; coooanuta. leiwaj
II per doses; cheatnuta. lie pw pound,
hlcaory nuta. o 1UC l.er pound.
IIU.MST t teouo. par oa; ralMa
honey, loc per touud. ....
SALT-Oranulated, $1 ar Job: half
grobd. lows. a.iu per -ton : -a. Pr t-a.
BS.A.VS bmjil whlta. 461c. lari-e w-Mt.
c: 1-im. tiso; !. 6c atesioaa. .
bB'E No 1 Japan, a me: cheaper grade.
4Vk; eouthern bead, aa,)"- .
fCQAR-Ory granulated 4.S: trtUI and
berry. d.:o; Honolulu plantation, -'
beet. $; extra C. ti7n: powdered. hrrla.
la.4." ; cube, barrels, f4.au. -a,
DRIEU RU!TI APP.s. 14e P",?0.'!
apricota. lstfljo; f!,,.!! J!
prune Itailana. lHlxi
lvdllc; ramna. loos Muscat at
T,c: bleached Tbompsoa. .",".
k.eacbed Sultanaa. Sc; seeded. TVs JS c.
Satea. Peraiao, sit Pr pound, sard. !.
CiKhsU. ISO lc.
DHT SALT CL-RED Rul short elaara.
dry all. lie. ahort clear back. 1 to -"
pound. lOSac: Oregon exports, lac
Hope, Ussl and Uldea.
HOI- :kii crop. Buc; olds- aominal;
lVli: contracta. Joe
MUIIA1H Choice, S3w40 pee pound.
HuvU-assttra Oregon. 14jlaa pes
pound. according ta ahxtnkag; allay.
"SK&VZ&rOic: iambs. ..Led. I.,;
shoil-.ool peita iiiS.--c; bulcnsr bolta. Jao.
take-oS. acjL01. h. taao-off, (IIS
" silDES Ballad hide. 10910 . oer
pound. eltd calf. lS0lTc; aalted kip. 1 1 9
Uc; green hide. Sic: dry calf. H; dry
hide. IbiiIM; awltsd stags. Ttflwa; grwaa
tag a. ftaOVsc.
CASCaHA Pr pound. S0o.
CRAl.-v BAud la car lota. llttUl
FURS Portland price for prtm. w;l
handled eklna. aocordlng to Slxea: Mink.
47.&o: raccoon. iwcml.M; skunk a ar
row stripe . li; skunk (broad tnpl.
T6ctsll.au; muk.rt, JHOMei gray fox. TM
l.iu. red tux. i5i0. marten, !;
beaver. fvS.S0; Usher. 11, badgsr. u
yl; lynx cau wl.dcat, iitallM,
tier. Hue; 14: lynx. IS9; rtsgta.1 cau.
2&cyuc; civet cat. iodise: houae cat. say
sue. snouataaa Uoo, e lo. har. tie la.
llaatst OU aad Taiallaa.
LINSEED OIL Pure raw. la aarrala. Oc;
boned, la barreis. tic: raw. la cuss, Soe;
Soiled. In cases. 7c
TI'KPENTINE Cases, 70c: wood baiTSls,
7Vc
CATTLE ARRIVE LATE
EAIILY OF"ERIXGS ARE QUICK
LY DISPOSED OK.
MarUe-t lit Fairly Sleady In All Linos,
Willi Day'a Trade of Small
Proportion.
Ther waa a good supply of cattl at th
yards yeaterday. but most of the arrivals
cam In 1st. Rverything on hand at th
opening w disposed of by noon. Th top
price of th first of the week wr not real-la-d.
but. quality conaidered. the market was
fairl steady throughout.
Steers bad a range In the day s sale of .
to 9A.7S. There was little doing In other
cattle llnee.
several email lot of hog wer sold at
prices running from $7 to ao.SO.
Th mutton msrket was quiet, but price
were firm. Wool lambs brought $t. lo and
$H.M and Spring lamba sold at 17. Wethers
were taken at tz.in.
Receipts yesterday wer Pt:4 cattl. 18
calve. ?o0 hocx. 4.'tl nheep and ?3 horses.
Shippers Included Jme Juddeg. Alder.
Mont., :; cars of cattle; Jamas A. Hunt.
Mount Angel. 1 car of horses; T. Kopplin.
plain View. 1 car of sheep and hogs: T. H.
Allen. Woodburn. 1 car of cattle, calves and
bogs; J. C. Davi. hhedda. 1 car of sheep
and hogs, and J. K. Keynolda. Condon. 1 car
of rattle and hogs.
Th dTa sale wer as follows:
Weight. Price.
l steer U fA.Hn
4t steera l-" "
steer W- .on
3 steers 1""
3 steers I'"'-
1 steer 4.V
2 steers 1!H (1.40
pit steer l-'."' S-7.'l
l bull 14 I M
3d Spring lmh ." 7
i", wool laml.s 7:: n.10
fro wool lamb b4 .""i
4 J welhera l r-'
ism I 'l -7.1
I ewe 4 --"
14 ho b-30
1 hog -".M 7 "
5 hogs 2"-1 a.xrt
7 hogs 4 i7 ' 7 ""
t3 hogs '77
li hos
48 hogs " 7 i
Th rang of price at th yard was aa
followa:
Cattle
Choice steers $i$$7.0.
Good ateer a .4
Medium eteer 4.0v
Choica cow. i.Krf
Croml cow S OS 0) ft 10
Medium cows i.ioa i ?
CUolc. calvee SJ J '
tiood heavy calvea .0ir S I
Bulla 4.zstj ft es
l$taga 4.5 .
l.lgh.'TT t.9 9
Heavy ..........-... S.ftSty
tJuVT . a.snej 40
Wether
v. " u
it I IS
4 . "Ml tX O ')
Ewe
Spring lamba -""
OBsadus Uveataek Market.
OMAHA. April Cattle Receipts. 3o0;
msraet. actlv to K'c higher Native SI rs.
.l.."i: cows and helf. rm. -l.4ti li SO. V- est
er steers. 4.ifj7: Tevxs steers. (4 lo -40.
cow. and he.f-ra. 3.SK 5.H: '".nerfc
JTiti4ij. .tucker, and feeders. HSl'D
7: calves. 4.0ul .t; bulls, stags, etc.,
''tlogV-'R-eeipts. It.i: market. He to l"c
lower. Heavy. 7. T.75: mixed. .-45
7a: light. T sr, n 7.T.. pig. .; bu.k
of a'e. $7 4."- 7.ttft.
Kh p R-c-lpt. 1K0O0: market, stsady.
Vearllnga. toe,;. vMJien. JJ.M' d.40; ewe.
$tT.-. oa l.mba. list.
Chlrag Uveeteck Market.
CHICAGO. April !. Cattle Receipt.
tt.wW; market, steady to shade higher.
Ilevra. gi.4V7U: T'laa teera, t4.S"
ft.: Wasters steer. .V to . S : stock-r
ad feed-r. i:ii. cows and heifer.
f.'.0.7rt: ealve. SAeirS.
H-g Receipt. 2."..X: market, dull to
,V low er. Ught. $7.4o 7.AI; mixed. " Miff
J no; heavy. 17 Srf7.ti?'s ; rough. 7.Vl
ta.-.: pig. j7.;i. bulk of saie. JT. Tt6
7i.
Hheep Ftec-pt. vr..ooo; niark-t. sf-adv to
Oc lower. Native. 1 4. .V t H. If : Western.
JI..Vit7: j-arPni-. e".7" It 7. I. l.ms. 01
ti. Jj Wei.S. Western, (.Si 2 $.23.
pes baa.
Provtsioaa. ,
HAilf 10 to IS pound. liHla,c:
to 14 poun'ia. lSWaio'i'. 1 to la Poun-liStl-c.
picnic. USc; cettag roil. IJo.
i '.iiiJ.ii.mi. mnri.rl- UeTC. HVsC;
UU lJc; tandard tierce. UVo; tub.
HVC shortening, tierce. Ve; tube.
BAON r'ancy. ic; standard. 11..
TRADE IS CAUTIOUS
Stock Market Affected by Po
litical Situation.
SELLING ON LARGE SCALE
Tran.aclioii Arc Mo.-tly at the Ex-rK-nrf'if
Value? Lute I5r Drive,,
Causes IVavj; Closing.
lne- I.atc.a Easier.
NEW YORK, April 10. rolitlts and th
pulnlcation of the I'nlt-d Jitatea Steel Cor
poration's figures of unfilled tnnnirs for
March were among the foremost develop
ments of the day In the atock market. Of
these, politics came In for primary consider
ation. , The decrease of lSO.WO tons reported
by the alee corporation wa. considered fa
vorable In the main.
Conditions at the market opening reflected
s degree of caution with numerous one-point
declines. This movement was followed by a
partial rally and In turn by another wave
of selling, under which price went lower
than at th opening. Dealing were in tre
mendou volume during the flrat hour and
almost entirely at the expense of values
The market continued dull and relatively
narrow during the afternoon, at which tlm
ther were upward movementa In American
Hugar and a number of obecure atock. The
active Hat hardened antll It affected much
of the early decline, but the dullness sug
gested further caution by the speculative
clement.
la th final hour a eerls of bear drive
enl th ceneral average to the lowest of
the day. snd resulted In s hesvy close, ex
cept for Reading, net loasea ranging from
one to two points throughout the list.
London's settlement. In which the rate for
Amerlcsns ran from 4 to ft per cent, pro
voked sums demand for call money at 3'i
per cent.
Monev on call and for various long-tlm
maturities was easier here due to the light
locil demand.
Honda fell back today with no material
losses. Total sales, par value. J2.774.Otw.
I'nited States bonds unchanged on call.
CLOS1NO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Salca.
High.
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Atn Acricuit
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American Can .. H.
Am Car A rtiy.
Am Cotton Oil
Am 11(1 at Lt pf
Am Ice SecurL.
Atn Linseed . . .
Am Locomotive.
. 1K
loo
5.
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43Si
Am timet a Kef 17. loo
6.1 "a
107
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do preferred.. UV
Am fieel Kdy..
Am bear Hef..
Am Tel Tel. .
Am Tobacco pf.
1 .noo
l.ooo
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A in vt ooleo ...
Atchison
lO.noo
1 1 "O
do preferred..
All Coast Line..
Halt at Ohio . . .
Kcthlchem Hteel
Hroek R Tran..
Canadian I'ac. .
Central Leather
do preferred..
Central of N J..
Ch- a Ohio . . .
Chlcaan Alton
l.loO
4.lx
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4.WS
l.ll
7,uu
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Chi til West . . . 9K
do preferred.. J
Chlraao at N W
20 v,
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C. C, O Ht L.
Col Fuel at Iron
Col A foutbera.
Conaol Uaa
Corn Ploducla .
lM.1 A Hudson..
l A R tlrande..
do preferred..
Distiller' eiecur
trie
do 1st pf
do I'd pf ....
Gen Electric ...
Ul North Pf . ..
Ot North Or . .
Illlnol Central.
Int-rbor Met . .
do preferred. .
Inter Harvester.
Inter Marine pf.
Int Paper
lnt Pump
Iowa Central . ..
K C Southern..
do preferred..
Laclede flea . . .
Loula A Nash . .
Mum S Kt 1. . ..
II. a P 4 8 8 M
ilu. Kan Tex
do preferred. .
Mo Pacific
Nat Biscuit
National Lead ..
N Ky Mex 2 pf.
N' Y Central . . .
N V. Ont A TVea
Norfolk A Wel
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4.40
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1.4IH1
North American .t."l
Northern Pctflc 7.l
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvania ...
People' Oa
P. 1; C- St I..
Pittsburg Coal .
Pr.seed S Car..
Pull Pal Car . ..
Rr Steal Spring
S.niio
4IMI
l.tin
1.0"0
loll
1.Ki
Hearting 1I7.KK1
Kepubllc Steel . i.
do preferred.. 2.000
Rock Island Co lt.7x
do preferred. . S.too
81 L a K r i P( 2.W0
t L Southwest.
do preferred.. loo
Slos Sheffield .. 1CH
Southern Pacific .V7i
Southern Rr . ..
ilo preferred..
Tnn Copp-r
Tesa A Pacinc
Tol. St I. We
do preferred..
Union Pa'-iftc . .
do preferred..
I" S Realtv . .
7.
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::iK
Hi
a. -'
:m
S.fw
V H Rubber .
V S Steel
..HT.lmi
do preferred.
I'luh Copper . .
Vu-t'aro Chem .
Web. ah
do preferred.
Western .M.I ..
Wasting Klec .
Western T'nlon
Wh-vl ft 1. B.
I ehlch Valley .
Colno Copper .
Ray Con.ol. . .
in"
10 OoA
l.lOO
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t.ol
r.o
2.-oti
l.UOO
fil 1,
7S
R3S
C.soo i7 lrt
3 500 2ft 2
l.vi i iis
I. noil 2.VIU 262 S
Am Tobi
262
Total sale, for the day. M4.500 shares.
BONDS.
furnished by Overbeck Jt Cooke 'Co.. of
Purtlai.d. v
Rid. Asked.
Amer Tel A Tel conv 4a 11.1 115
American Tobacco 4. f.1 95
An.ertcan Tobacco 6. 120 12
Atchison general 4...... In 11.
Atchison conv 4 14 KM
Atchison sdj 4s stamped !" SI
Atchison conv lot. Ilo
Atlantic Coast Line cons 4s.... K4 ."
At Cos.t Line -. A N coll" 4.. P4 4
H iltlnior A Ohio a 2
Haltlmore A Ohio 4s " S
Ilrooklyn Kapld Transit 4a S7 ....
Can Southern first 5s lol 101
Chesapeake Ohio 4 ! lol
C B 4k O, gen mtg 4s 05 1 0.1
CHAW Joint Js fn.
C II Q HI" 4a Hot, loo
C B A O Oenver 4s M.1 !
Central Pacific first 4s l '.
Chicago East Ills 4 HO Sot.,
I'lnca.o K I P ref 4s . . K .-
Chi R I A P Col trust 4a 72". 7::
Colorado A Southern first 4... W7 7
Denver A Kio C.rande 4 8H Sk
I'-l A Hudson conv 4a "7 .s
E'le tlrat con P L 4 Wl
lnt Met 41, " 7
Japanese first 4s err 2 H'.'
Loulnvllle A Nashville unl 4s... K4 o
Missouri Pacific 4. 74 74
New York Central- 3a M f7
New York Central L S 3a 2 12
New York City 4s K4 114
New York city 4a of 1057 17 107s
Norfolk A Western 4a f Kfi
N Y tmt A W 4a v4 t
Northern Psriric p 1,4 0
Northern Pacific 3. l .70
Peina Rv 4 of I1MS 100 !
Philippine Knllwsv 4 M
Reading general 4 "7
I:eoubllo of Cut.a 5s 10.1 1".?
.-ouihera Pacific flr-ref 4.... P.1 ' fo'
Southern psciflo col 4s 0' "6
South-rn T-sllwaT 4a '8 79
I nion Pacific first 4a 101 11
I nlon Pacific conv 4a il.1 1(W
Cnlon Pacific ref 4a ! .
l ulled Statea Steel 3 F 5a 1f1 in.,
1'nlted State. 2 reclstered KMlt. 11
Culled Slates 2. coupon 1MJ4 111
Colted State. 3. registered '"j;1
1'nlted Stale, .".a coupon I "2 ....
1'nlted State 4. reentered 114 ';,,
I'nited States 4s coupon 114 1 1 ue
1'nlted 1:hI1wsv S F 4s 67 it.
1 nued Rallreay St I. 4.
Wabash first 4a 61 HI V;
A.-l-ri. Colon 4',s "7'- . "
Westtnihouse conv 51 04', t5
, st c.'4
02 03
11K1 100
Stork a
HOSTON. AprM 10.-
Allouex 44
Anialg Copper.. 1
A Z I. Sm... -'s
Arlxona Com . .
BACCASM. 7H
'al A Arlxona. . 73
C.I ft lleula 4S.
Centennial ' 21
Cop Kan Con Co 2
K Tlutte Cop M. 14 '4
Franklin 14
Olroux Con . 5 4
flranby Con ... 52
rjreene Canarea. s 44
T Hoyalle (Cop 27
Kerr Lake I a
Lake Copper 4
I.a Salle Copper 3
Miami Copper... 26
it Boatoa.
rinsing quotaitone:
Mohk 63
Nevada Con .... 20
'Xlplsanx Mine, f
North Butte. 3S
North Lake 7
Old Dominion... 53
tOoeola 116
(oulncy 6.1 -
shannon 14
Superior .'. 82
Sun . BO alin..
Tamarack
1 U S 8 K M . .
1 do preferred...
'I1..I. Con
27
:
48
14
il tah Copper Co. 63
. . R1L
1 Wolverine 112
. Money Exchange Etc.
NRW YORK. April lo. Close: Prim
mercantile Paper. 4 P 4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers' bills at J4.M10 'for o
day bills and at 4.b7 for demand. Com
mercial bills. $4.83 .
Mexican dollars. 4.e. ,
(lovernment bonds steady: railroads easy.
Money on call firm. 34: ru.mg rata
and "losing bid. 3; st 4 per cent.
J.v'vr r'ntl " months. 34 per cent.
Bar llver. .lxc.
SAN FRANCISCO." April 10. Sterling oil
lndon Sixty day. 4.84; do. .ight,
4.t7.
Silver ban. 5Sc.
Mexican dollar. 4e.
Drafts, alght. 2c; do. telegraph. 4c.
LONDON. April 10. Bar silver, steady.
26 d per ounce.
Money, a per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3 7-16 per cent; do. three
months' bills. 3 7-16ft3 per cent.
Condition of the Treasury.
WA8HIXSTOV, April 10. At th begin
ning of business today th condition ot th
t'nlted State Treasury was: .
Working balance In Treasury of-
UCes -...X 07.O4.
In banks and Philippine treasury , 3 S;'J
Total balance In general fund... lS.td
Ordinary recetpts yesterday..... lvj'.;.;
Ordinary dlsbursemcnta yeeterday ,4,lH0...o
Iichclt to date this fiscal year... JiU'.J.jJ
Surplus at this time laat year... 2.0.1.6..J
These figures exclud Panama -Canal ana
public debt transactions.
SKANIKD WOOL AUCTION
SALES WILX BE ON 1ATES FIXED
BY LOCAL ASSOCIATION.
About 3,000.000 Pound Will Be
Marketed at Thvt Point ThU
Spring No Contracting.
SHANIKO. Or.. April lO. (Special.! Th
date for Shamko wool ale a published
are Incorrect. Instead of being June and
11. the dates are June 18 and July . These
datea were aeleeted by the Antelope Wool
growers' Association several week ago and
hav been extensively advertised throughout
Central Oregon. When asked today about
th apparent discrepancy na to the dates
set by State Secretary Hoke, of Medical
Springs, and the local association. Secretary
H. C. Crooper. of the latter, aald:
'W will certainly adhere to the dates
chosen by us In making up the schedule of
dates. Secretary Hoke did not consult the
local organisation, and hie dates are two
weeks earlier than would suit our Interests,
since lt would not allow tome of th re
mota growers to get their wool her In
time for th sale.
"Indications sre that Shanlko will mar
ket X 000. 000 pounds or more thla year,
which Is an Increase of 750.000 pounds over
111. On account of the unusually open
Winter the fleeces are very long nnd clean.
The grass has been good ever sine last
"" . .
Th increase In lambs this year is about
13S per cent, and Instances are reported
as high aa 140 per cent. Growers gen
erally are feeling pretty good over th sea
son's prospects.
"I do not know of any contracting hav
ing been done In this territory, though a
few buyers have been through here. Flock
masters apparently feel that they can bet
ter affoau to wait for the big al days and
do business with SO buyers than to sell to
one buyer without competition."
Metal Marker.
NEW YORK. April 10. Standard copper
eajiler: pot. 1 5 37 0 15.50c; April. 15 45
I8 60- May. 13.474 lS.ftftc: June. 15.47
l&.GOc: Juiy, 13.47 ff 15.70c. London weak;
spot C9 6s 3d; futures. 70 8s 9d. Arrivals
reported at New Tork today. 330 ton. Ci-tom-houaa
return how export of 74.12 tons
so far this month. I,nke copper. 16316o:
electrolytic. 16c; casting. 16 134c.
Tin easy. Spot. 43 43.25c; April 42.7j
43 "5c; May, 42.5043c: June. 42.354
42.87e; July. 42 37 42.62c: August. 42
r42.5oc. London, easy; spot, 107; futures.
UH4 los. , , ,,,
Lead. -easy. 4.134Jl0c New York:
t?4.17e Kaat St. Loula London. 16 os
9d. Local sale. 50O0 pound June at 4.2.1c.
Spelter dull. 6.60l6.80c New York; 6.-0C
East St. Louia London. 23 10s.
Antimony, quiet. - Cookson'. 8c.
Iron. Cleveland warrant. 52 6d In Lon
don. Locally Iron was steady. No. foun
drv Northern, tl.12.14r 15.75; No. 2. $14 7o
18.25: No. 1 Southern and do. soft. S15.-5V
10.73.
' Coffee) aad Sugar.
NEW YORK, April 10. Coffee future
closed firm at a net advance of 33 8 points.
April, 1.180c; May. 13.0c: June. 13.97c:
July. 13sc; .August. 14.03c: September.
14.07c: Octohaa. 14.03c November. 13.98c;
December. 13Hlc; January. 13.91c; Febru
ary. 13.91c; March. 13 82c.
Spot, steadv. Jllo No. 7. 14c; Santos No.
4. 16c: mild, quiet; Cordova. 16018c
nominal.
Raw sugar, steady. Muscovado 89 test.
3.67c; centrifugal 96 test. 4.17c: molasses
suiter 89 tt. 3.42c. Sales. 100,000 bags.
Refined, quiet. "
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. April lO. Evaporated apples
quiet: spot fsncy. 910c: choice, 8t
9c; prime. Tec.
Prunes active, steady. Quotstions rsngs
from 4!0c for Callfornias up to 30-40
and 83 Ilo for Oregon.
Peachea dull, easy; choice. 30lOc:
extra choice, 11011c
Naval Mores.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. April 10. Turpentine
firm; 45e; sales. 53; receipts. 171; ship
ments, 639; stocks. 16.TOO.
Rosin firm. Sale. I4m: receipts. 440;
hlpments. 36O0: stock. 47.SOO, Quote: B.
lrt.60; D. rt.7S: & $6.91: F. O. H. $7.2.1: I.
$7.3..: K. $7.35; M, $7.30; N. $7.60: WW.
WO. $7.70.
.New York Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. April 10. Cotton futures
closed Arm. 26 to 34 point higher. April.
11 loc; May. 11 19c: June. 11.26c; July.
11.54c; Ai'gust, 11.36c; September. 11.40c;
October. 11.46c; November, 11.4Sc: Decem
ber. 11.52c: January and Tebruary. 11.50c;
March. 11.60c . t . , .
Spot closed steady. 26 points higher. "Mid
uplands, 11.60c; do. Gulf. 11.75c. Ssles, 00
balea.
Chicago Produce) Market.
CHICAGO, April 10. Butter Steady.
Creameries, 29J32c: dairies. 24 28c.
tegs Steady: recelpta. 27.T49 cases: at
mark, case Included. 18c; ordinary firsts,
ls419o; flrat. 19o.
Cheese Weak. Daisies. 15 16c: twin.
1513c; Young Amarlcaa, 15 ft 10c;
long horns, 15 16c.
Wool at St. Louis.
T LOVIS. April 10. Wool Steady. Ter
ritory and Weatern mediums. 16 loc; fine
mediums. 15 17c; fine, ltfa 13c
Duluth Flax Market.
Dl'LUTB. Minn.. April 10. Clolngr Lin
seed In store, on track, to arrive and May,
$2.16: July. $2.13 saksd.
Hon at New York.
NEW YORK.' April 10. Hope Dull.
I.yle School Board Elects.
I.VI.ir; Wash.. April 10. (Special.)
At the meeting of school district No. 4,
embracing; Lyle. Homer Moore wa
elected president and I. Dilabaugh
clerk.' Miss Anna Mulligan was chosen
principal at a aalary of J75 a month,
and other teachers will be selected In
the near future. The Board is rushlns;
the completion of the new school build
in c. as present quarters am crowded
and Inadequate In conveniences.
Western Pacific 5. .
Wlimnun Central 4
West chore 4s
WHEAT BULGE SHARP
Chicago Market Soars on Crop
Damage Reports. " 1
OVER THREE CENTS HIGHER
Winter Killing In Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio Said to Be Great.
Millers May Have to
Buy Freely.
CHICAGO. April 10. Damage reports
from Illinois. Indiana and Ohio became so
numerous todsy that the wheat pit toolc
alarm. In consequence the market closed
strong at 1 c to 3c net advance.
So serious did the Impairment of the
growing wheat crop aeem that It waa pre
dicted the next Government report ou d
tell of a. much as 4,000,000 acre wholly
abandoned. Opinion, were also expressed
that millers would soon be forced to buy
freely and that the soft Winter grades mlgltt
go to a premium oxer the Spring variety A
hardly brae Important Influence In bringing
about the bulgiwa. th. fact that no Jet-up
could be .Ighted In th upward awing of th
price of corn. .
Though corn wa on the up-grade all day.
the trade did not have the volume that has
recentlv been a feature. Value, neverthe
"... scored new high record, for .eaaon
following St. Loui. and KanaaeCtty. where
May corn sold respectively at 80c and TOc.
Oat moved up to th best prices of th
crop year thus far. ,
Provisions were easy at th outset, but ral
lied later. Corn strength snd the Missouri
state report, indicating a heavy shortage ot
hoKs on Spring feed, brouhrt the chsnge.
The lesding futures ranged aa follows:
WHEAT.
Otwn. High. Low. Close.
May iJ.JU $1J 1.04
CORN.
May .78H .TTJi l"H
July 76 .76 ..3 .6
Sept. 74 -7S ,74 .75
OATS. t
My ....... .39 -3T4 .56 . .7
July 50 .52 .50 -2
6ej,t, 3 .43 .5 -3
MES3 , PORK.
May 16.92 17.1T 1 90
Jtllv 17.112 17 B7 . 17.80 " "
Sept. ;...X7.73 17.95 17.62 179
X.ARD.
Way 9.72 . 9-70 9.82
Juiv ...... 9-0 10.02 9.7 10.02
Spl. ......10.12 10.22 10.07 10.22
SHORT RIBS.
May ' 9.45 9 62 0.42 6?
July 9.70 So 9.43 9-bJ
Sept 9.90 10.05 .8o 10.05
Cash quotation wre as follows:
Flour Firm. (
Rye No. 2, 92 c
Barley Feed or mixing. $0otlivfair to
choice malting. $1.20 & L35.
Timothy seed ai2.
Clover Seed $1S2L50.
Pork Mess. $17.12 6 17.:j.
Lard In tierces. $9.77. ,
tinort ribs Loose, $D.fO.
Grain statistic:
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 2ia.w00 bushels. Primary receipts
(two days were 6OH.000 bushels, compared
with 4K7.OU0 bushels the corresponding two
days a year ago. Kstlmated receipts for to
morrow: Wheat, 31 car; corn, 11$ car;
oats, 114 cars; hogs. 21,000 head,
Grains at San Francisco.
8AN FRANCISCO, April 10. Spot quota
tions: Walla Walla, fl-73 01.76; red Rus
sian, $1.72 J 1.73: Turkey red. 1.77tj
l.2; blueatem. $1,756 l.sO: feed barley.
$1.90; brewing barley. Il.HSgJ; white pats.
$1.9114; 1.93; bran. $25.SO'&2; mlddllnga.
l3232.50; ahorta, $28.50; April oats, $1.92
asked. $1.90 bid; May oats, $1.93 asked,
$l.uo bid.
Call board sales:
Wheat December. $1.62 bid. $1.66 asked;
May. $1.75 bid. $1.80 asked.
Barley December. $1.52; May, $1.85.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MI'NETAPOLIS, April 10. Close: Wheat
May. $1.07t1.0; July. $l.o1.0;
twptembcr, $1.01. Cash No. 1 .hard.
IUOIj. ..Vi 1 Northern, $1.04 1.10; No.
2 Northern. $1.07 W1.08. No. 3 wheat,
$1.00 tol.06.
Barley 60c$1.3O.
Corn No. 3 yellow. 7878e.
Oats No. 3 white. 33tf34c.
Rye No. 2. Stiif86c.
Bran In 100-pound sacks. $246 24.50.
Paget Sound Grain Market.
SEATTLE. April la Wheat Bluestem.
90.:; fortyfold. 6c: club. 96c; life, 96c; red
Russian. 96c. Yesterday's car receipts
Wheat, 13; oata. 7; hay, 14; flour, 6.
TACOMA. April 10. Wheat Bluestem,
9c$l; fortyfold. 94c; club. 93c; red Rus
sian. 91c. Car receipts Wheat, 12; oats,
a; hsy. 16. '
European Grain Markets.
I .ON DON. April 10. Cargoes, firm. Walla
Walla for shipment, 3d to 6d nlgher, at
3ss 3d to 3S 6d. Kngllsh and French
country markets, firm.
LIVERPOOL. April 10. Wheat Msy, 7s
lld: July. 7s 0d; October, 7s 8d.
Corn Msy, 6s 7 d.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKJCT
Prices Quoted at tho Bay City for Vege
tables. Fruit. Etc
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. The follow
ing produce prices were current her to
day: Butter Fancy creamery, 28 c.
Egg Store, 19 c; fancy ranch, !lc.
Cheese 17 c
Onions $3.5 3.73.
Fruit Apples, choice, $1.25; common, $5c;
Mexican limes. otj3.50; California lemons,
choice. 4; common, $1.25; aavel oranges,
11.S0: pineapples. $:'2.
Vegetables Cucumbers. 50e tt $1.25; green
peas, 4&5c; string beans, 40ti45c; aspara
gus. 75ctf 41.25; tomatoes, nominal; egg
plant. 5&1UC
Potatoes River Burbanks, $92.t5;
sweets. $:.7561: Oregon Burbanks, $2,350
2.50: Salinas, $2.602.75. '
Hay Wheat. $14 J 19.50; wheat and oats,
$144 18: alfalfa. $1:91.1.
Recelpta Flour, 2483 quarter sacks;
wheat. 3360 centals; barley. 36.620 centals;
oats, 1240 centals: middlings, 80 sacks; hay,
224 tons; wool. 219 bales.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Birth.
MANCtNI To th wife of Enrico Van
cinl. 151 Kast loth stret North. April 1, a
daughter.
TAVESCOVIH To the wife of a. Tavesco
Tlh, 282 Sixteenth street North, April 8.
a son. '
M'GOWAN To the wife of Oscar C. Mc
Oowan, 194a Flake street, April 6, a daugh
ter. GANNON To the wife of F. O. Gannon.
453 Bast Burnaid street, April 7. a daugh
ter. JESSEN To th wife of Henry Jessen.
969 Twenty-fifth street North, April 5, a
son.
LARSEN To the wife ot A. R. Larsen.
1018 Eaat Twelfth street North, April 7. a
son.
.Marriage licenses.
RILET-ROSBROUGH R. C. Riley, city.
35 and Mae Kosbrough, city, legal.
GRAHAM-JOHNSON Harold Graham,
city, legal, and ClarabelJ Johnson, city,
''aflLLHOLLEN-'VtALT Milton W. Mlllhol
len. city, legal, and Helen E. Walt, city, le-
'"kRAUSE-GATES Clarence Krauae, city,
23 and Ines Gates, city. 17.
ANDERSON-JACOBSEN Johan Ander
son, city, 82. and Martha JacobBen. city. 25.
JOHNSON-FOLIN Ben Johmron, Grant.
B C 25. and Jennie Folin. city, 21
'VAV OLPT-HARKTINS Harry Van Olst.
Brooklyn, N. Y.. 35, and Jessie June Harking,
city 30 , '
MA RLIN-P1NE "Lee M. Merlin, city, 25.
and Giendora Pine. city. 22.
LEIPY-FOWIR Perry Lelay. city, legal,
and -Daisy Fowler, city, legal.
FRE ED-CON NET fr.nk Freed, city. 35,
and Ira Connett. city. 25.
MURPHT-GREEN Jesse Murphy, city, 21.
and Kate Green, city. 1!.
RODOERP BICKKL V. F. Bodgera. city,
les.nl. and OHv Rlcsel. city, legal.
FITCH A-H ANNS DALE Lawrltx Fltchzu
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus n 850,000
Oldest National Bank Wct of the
I Rocky Mountains
LADD&TILTONBANK
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 parta of tbe world.
OFFICERS
W. M. Ladd. President.
Edward Cookfnarham. Vlce-Prea.
W. li. DnnekJcy, Cashier. -
We Maintain a Savings Department and Pay
4 PER CENT
Interest on Savings Deposits
lumberjviens
National Bank
Capital
$1,000,000
The Largest Steamers in the World
niTnvrnir c ., MAY 4
New III Y I VI PI I
ULIlHrlL
45,000 VTlJ X 1111 iv
Tons
Each TIT A Mir
TITANIC
FRENCH A LA CARTE RESTAURANT. TURKISH & ELECTRIC BATHS.
SWIMMING POOL. FOUR ELEVATORS, GYMNASIUM,
VERANDAH CAFE, PALM COURT
SQUASH RACQUET COURT
AMERICAN LINE
Atlantic Transport line
Hew Tsra I is Is Mrect
RED STAR LINE
New Tar Pvu - talau farts
WHITE STAR LINE
Hew Tsrfc Mil liver I
Boston Queenstowu Llverpcol.
boMOIr JlKlilcrmucwi.
Company's Offlce, Room "B" Bailey Building-, Second aad .Cherry Sts., Seattle
Or Local Railway and Steamship Agents.
Cathlamet, Wash.. 41. and Caroline Hanns-
dltHiLlilrYBK F. P. HI". Sodavtlle. Or.,
57. and Nora Dyer. city. B0.
WHITMORE-HAWEci Raymond Whlt
more. city. 22, and Helen Clara Hawei, city,
ao.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS TOUR
Inspection. Made at Snringfield and
Additional Trains Announced
SPRINGFIELD, Or., April 10. (Spe
cial.) A party of Southern Pacific of
ficials on a tour of inspection of the
Natron-KIamath Falls extension, ar
rived here today. They were met by
the Mayor. Commercial Club officers
and a . number of business men, and
taken in automobiles to various parts
of the city.
They will establish daily trains be
tween Sprinsfleld and Oak Ridge, also
two trains daily between Sprinpfleld
and Cobiirp. Tbe party included J. W.
Campbell, general superintendent: John
jlTULITHIC
pavement
stands the test
of time, weather
and hard traf- -Insist
on bitu-
J. C. WILSON & CO.
STOCKS, BONUS, tiKAIM A?T COTTON
asfl VT W R IT UJsl
NFW YORK. STOCK eXCHANOB
KKW VOKK CO 1-1 ON AC 11 A NOsl
CHICAGO BOAKU OF TKAOK
" TBLK bXOCK AKD BONO Ki.CilA0X
' SAX m i CISCO.
Mala Office Mills Bid.. San Xrmelsea.
Braacb Offices Vanooaver, "'"a.
, Portland. Los Asttele, ban Bias. Car-
oado Beach. V
I FOBTLAjrO OFTICKl
Main Floor j.unbermrna Bank BnlliTlaa.
6tb and Stark.
Phone Ma rehall 41Z0. A 41T.
1 STWS
aT" i iHcoamAT6 a
CONSULTINa and
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS
PUBLIO 8ER VICE PROPERTIES
FINANCED and MANAGED
SO Plna Street New York
I I
B
fic.
litliic.
Robert S. Howard, As. Caahter.
J. W. Ladd, Asst. Cashier.
Walter M. Cook, Ast. Cashier.
Corner of
Fifth and Stark
SaU
May 25
June IS July 0
MAY 11
June 1
June 22 July 1 3
from
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"ME6ANTIC" & "LAUKENTIC"
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Only Four Days at Sea
TO KUSOPB Dl OOirrOKT AT aODXlLaTSJ
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THIRD CLASS CLOKBD iiOOMS
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Embark alffht before aalllac. Ilo aoasl r Sraaatar
M. Scott, general passenger agent: H.
E. Lounsbury, general freight agent,
and F. L. Burkhalter, district engineer.
TRAVELERS GUIDK.
Canadian Pacific
"K5TPBESS OF THE ATLANTIC
AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
MONTREAL QUEBEC AND JJVEBPOOt.
VIA THE
SCENIC KOLTE TO EUBOrE
1000 MILES
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
AND
LESS THAN FOUR DATS AT SEA
2633 MILES PORT TO PORT
THE SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE
First Cabin $82.50 and up
8eond Cabin S58.75 and up
One-Class Cabin 2d-rlas) o0.0 and np
Thlrd-Clase Lowest rates on request.
Canadan Pacific" Office; corner Third and
Pine (Multnomah Hotel bids;.), Portland,
and all local agents.
EUROPE
Seventy Spring and Summer tours,
comprising Tours de Luxe and Motor
oar Tours, and also Vacation Toura at
Popular Prices. Frequent - sailings.
All routes, including Mediterranean.
Programme of Tours da Luxe Around
the World now ready. .
THOS. COOK SOX,
689 Market St- Sss Kranclsoo.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
(Union Line ef N. Z.)
VIA TAHITI ANJ? WfiLLISOTOX.
Direct through steamers, sailing from San
Francisco May 1, May 29, and every as
days to Tahiti, Rarotonga. Wellington and'
Sydney. Tbe line to Isles of the South Sea.
For reservation see Coupon Railroad Agent
or addreaa Hind. Rolpa A Co.. San Francmco.
LOS AJVGELES AND SAX DIEGO ,
STEAMSHIPS YALE AXD HARVARD.
Railroad or any steamer to San Fran
cisco, the Expo City. Largest, fastest,
avnd the ONLY strictly first-class pas
senger ship on the Coast. Average speed
28 miles per hour; cost $2,000,000 each.
SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND A L. A.
s. s. co.
Main 628. Frank Dollam, Arent A459f.
128 Third Street.
San Francisco Los Aagelei
and San Diego Direct
b. S. Hoanoke and & S. Eldar
Call Every Wednesday Alternately at S P. V,
NORTH PACIFIC S. S. CO,
m x PSaa ataia Ul. A ID
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMER BREAKWATER.
Salla from Atnswortn Dock. Portland.
A. U. every Wednesday. Freight received at
Alnaworth Dock dally up to 5 P. M. Pa-eng-er
fare, first-class. $10; secondslaas,
$7.0U, Includlna meals and berth. Ticket of
fice Alnsworth Dock. Phones Main 3600. A
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EXPKKSS STEAMERS FOR
fcan Franelsoo aad Los Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE.
S. S. Rear Molls at 9 A. M. April It.
6 AN FRANCISCO PORTLAND S. 8. CO.
Ticket Office 142 Third St-eet.
Phone: Main 2605, A 140.
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