TTIE MOTSXIXO OKEGOXIAN, SATURDAY, ATRIL 13, 1012
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COUNTRY BUYS OATSj'
Cereal Is Shipped Back to tle
Interior.
OWING TO THE SHORTAGE
!lr Are Mad on llir I.rsral Markt-t
at $S Wheal MrnnR Willi
I rct-nt California
Drmaud.
Oar. .,r. sold en tre tl ma,k'X LI'
,-rda lo be hippd to tn IW.
I. ih. ar.t time in t. history of Ih. trad,
fiat m a thin, ra. occurred. It ""
plainly the ami. .hor.age that !
counirr -hen Ih. cil U sent bark from
in,, market to Ih. place wher. It ro"B-
Oars w.r. nuot-d ,he ,0:, mmrk
ye.terd.Y at $... tr3W. On. tot l -
lo ht been sold l :
Th. California demand t"r wheat con
n. r,-nt. Thto and th. buying br
mlU.r. I. .t.ad.ly pinning price, up-arrt.
Bluestem w.s b.ughi locally at t and
Ih.a prlc tu Irr.ly offer-d. On th.
grand, bloeetem sold during th. day at
l (,;,. riub wheat was bought In Ih In
terior lo cm. to Portland on th. basis of
onu trad. here.
irHki; foreign shipments wer. aa fol-
TM.wk. I.-I". 4" 7Z
Local rscelpls. In car. wer. reported by
ih. Merchants' Exchange a. follow.:
Whut llarkj KlourOat HJ
M-mdav 71 ... - '?
niii'!v .. 41 5 i a
Ttjr,ly .... J- ,? .
Fr-d.v ;
Tear ago 4
OTROXG FOMTIOX OF OI r t;E MARKET
nearly i-hm by Mthly Matlatlr.
l-aaved.
Th. tron portion of Ih. roffe. market
1. ahown by the monthly statistics. Just re
ceived, which otter no hop. of lower prices
In th. mar future.
Th. following figures Indlrale Ih. alatntl
ral portion of re-Ifc a of July 1 crat and
up to July 1. I'-"--.:
World", visible supuly July 1. I!U 11.0.0 4
Brazilian Prt rece.pts to April 1.
lll ll.-69.OO0
ApmkI receiots of mild, at
world's porta July 1. Ul l-April
1. 11112
Tot.- "51
D-T.ti. and mreicn deliveries.
.HI kinds, crop )ar lo April 1.
191" 13.S-i.3h
n-irW'i vIslMe upply 1I.H0.I1 J
KminiM H'axi! P'TI receipts.,
.tpr.l 1. lnl-'-Jutv 1 l!l- ,
H'llm.trd V!Hr.r'. all kind.,
f-om April 1. 1'Jli to July 1.
ialj 4.000 ;u
Appro1mat. Ulhl uppiy Ju'r
I luf- 10.540.0O
I..-. un.vailal. vlihl July 1.
r.iti I v.lorixation boltllnaal 4.4rtO.Oilo
3l'M- :llM July 1. 1315 .14''."0I
.H .nilot.t-il t.loriaatlon
Inrv. I 'll 7,v "
.,mt-d Santo, crop. 1PII-I013.. TO.mii..
tim.ird nio rrop tar.-iuii .... ; : I""
I.jilm.trd llM crop 1 !.-l;iH. . 4.i).l'0
jo o oo
K-tirnal'd I'.HJ-lj roniumpllon . . 1 1.Sto.WO
Antl.-lpatcd final sinwlnir of avail
ahln vtlbl aupply aa dTlopln
fmm month ti month from July
I. 1SI3. to JliIt 1. U'U 3 joo.ooa
Aa an Inrffttnrnt pro.1tlon. th. market
I. re.ardd a f a Tcry aubatantlal charac
ter.
SKIX. .TnPE WOOL AT M1AMKO
States Date. Th.np AalMWrt. by -
retary Halir.
AN TEl.orK. ur.. April in. (To (he Kd
linr.) 1 colli on the commercial p.ffe of
Ti Orenunt.o. Tuely. April P. certain
d.ta for wool eal. d.va. which, at on. point
at leaac. 1. nt rrr..'t.
At a roMtinf tf the Antelope Wool Grow,
era' Aaaorlfirton. hr:d her. ajn March 3 la.t.
it an nnannntua.y rraoived to eetec t Juue
14 and July a th. d.tea moat conve
nient and .uitnb.e f'ir tlie Eron-rs la thi.
llrinlty to hold wool ale. at Sh.tilko. Th.
screrury of th. a:ate .aaoctatlon an ao
aotined. but he muit eltn.r b.v. failed to
re.ele my letter or ct.o Intentionally Ic
nr. .1 our artton. Aa han!ko h.a the rep.
utatton of orf.:rlUff the beat woo a In tlreajon
.ill of a!waa ffivlnc Ih. buver. a lair
h.h. I have no douM they will be pr-e-ent
la their natial numher. on the date, we
have arivrrtt.d. lo-wit. Jun. Ih and July
. when between .eeiivii and 3.0o.m
pound, a Ui b offered to th. h;sli--ei bid-i-ra.
II. . Hijii'i:.
5ec. Antelop. Wool Growers' Aaa'n.
I.AHRIVG hKAMOX I P TO THK AVKRAOR
ln nmew f I malllla ( wwaty Sall.fled With
Ihe Kealt.
The lamhinK -.vn In I'mattlla t'ountv Is
m vie than h.lf Kne. and. deeplre a bad
becmninic. mrrpm.n il-ciare It will be fully
up to the aeorece whll- a few arairt that
tlie tncrraae In Ih. flov ka tins rear will l.
alve Ihe normal, a.'-o'dlna to the Kaet
iraonlart . A. Muaher entlmatea that
ther. will be a 1 pr c. nl Im-reaee In Ins
f.t'ier's ItiMk at N.'lm. de.'lalr.K that
mst ev-ery other ew. I. .Ivlns birth to
'a.na. wMI. triplet, are belns born to mm..
Owlnc to Ihe weak-ned Ctvnditlon of IH.
ewex many of three lamb, are either kilted
ur Klven awav.
oMinnni for lamhtna are better In the
low r than on the upper ninii. accordlnc
in th w ooiairowera. and the tncreaaea In
the fin.'r m the lowland, are Mid t. be
better. Klo kniaatrra around I'llot Kork ee
timet, their in r-ava at lo per cent or
more, whl e t . r.tlmated trial aeneral
average, will be ckew to a per cent.
!;! M IROM MIM MR M.;S
roallrr al l-nrk Are, In Llht Supply and
lllsber.
Th. northern demand for ecrs. with th.
liaht offerlns. from the country, haa riven
111. market added strength, but prices sr.
no hi'her.
I'oultry receipts acre very small and Ih.
mark.t was atrnns. liens sold at
cents and Mprtnss brought 4lthln half a
cent of this price.
lireawri meats wer. alao In llaiht supply.
I'anry pork was sold at lot, cents, th.
Inchest pile. In months. Yral was steady
at 1- cents.
No chances war. reported In th. cheese or
butter markets.
('AH Of CRKFN ASPAR-Mirs KF.rEIVE
Tra. Scare and llishrr Oa In. Street,
(ahbace llnau
A car of fancy irefli asparaaus. th. first
stralcht car of Ihe season, arrlred from
i-allfomla yesterday. II offered at fii-Il a
crat. and sold well Whltecrasa was plentl.
ful and unchsnced In prlc. Peas wer.
scare, and firm at 11 to 12 cents a pound,
t'abbace was firnu California advlcea noted
a half-cent advance In cabbag. do. to rain
and cold westh.r.
Nine cars of bananas were unloaded on
the street. Thev were In cood condition.
.No Florin strawberries wer. received. Lsrc.
sis. oranjres are scarce.
Bank ( leariaga.
ll.iik cleannsa of the Northwestern cltlea
veeterday w.r. aa loiloas:
i U-armzs. Ita'sncs.
l-ortland 2. I l.l u I ; 1C vl
r-e.tl e 2 l:e2.;i: i.viJ;
I a. ..ma 7m. 7 .: .VII2'
;-f.x-;.ai.e t 7IH.s-.. .".ti i;i
flow ( wnlnaeting In ( alifwmia.
The local Imp maikrt is lifi I a. sa regards
both epots ari-1 futures.
Califorula sues reported contracts closed
ScrftiBnto and S cent
PORTLAND MAKatlTTa
Grala. Ftoar. Feed. Fta.
WHK AT Track prices; Bluest em. 1:
clu. l-TtiVV. red Russian, 9Jc: alley. t
Hie; 4"-f-'.d. 1"C.
MILUSTI FF Hran. HZ per ton; shorts.
I.'i- midd.lnfa. M.
FLOIR Paients. $4TO per barrel:
strslchta. 4 3u; .sports. 4; VallaJ. 14.40;
sraharu. 14 0. whole wheat.
,-okX Whole, lit: cra.-kd. per ton
Ha xio. 1 Kast.rn urecoo timothy. .14
1 Mo. 1 Valiey. I12il- alfs.fa. 13
12 JO, cloeer. i: oals and yelcb. lluu
11 &o: cram hay. I. .
OATti No. 1 whit.. IMS 8 3S St.
Vrctablea and Fralta
TIloriCAt. FHCIT9 Orsnyas, nae.ls
fl.sn3.:3: California yrapefruit. $l.Mea4.
Florida grapefruit. S3.T5 0T; bananas. 1.M
Ol.oO per bunch: lemone. S4.Oa3.aO par
torn pineapples, oc peruiound.
KRI.bH KKl'ITS Al-na iraaea. U per
barrel, cranberries. $IU4ylL0 par barrel;
apple.. SI -'. per boa. -
(n'.T'iE liu,ln prion: Rurbanka.
II nail. tU par hundred: new California.
ohMnc prlc. Tc per pound; aw.et potatoes,
i J 21 i er crste.
VKOETAPI.Eit Artichokes. TftJ0e per
iia: nimut w h He. (l.SS per crat.;
creen. 11.31 per crat.: bana. livrUwc; cab- j
bae. Italia per pound; cauiu.ow.r.
per crate; celery, li v Pr crat.; cucum
oera. lltlil doaen; essplanu :1c Pr
pound; read lettuce. : per crate; hot
house lettuce. 7ftc b II per bo; pea.. 1 1 V
!2Sc per pound: peppers. X-c pound: rad
l.hes. Soo per d.ia.n. rhubarb. 1 1CI Pr bos:
spinach. fl.lStfl.:. per bol: tomatoes. 11.71
2 per boa; carllc. ! per pound.
OMONl Aa.oclatlon prlc. 3.e0 p.r
aa. k. Mealran. 1.75 per crat .,,,
SACK VKOETAULal Tumlpa. 1J1
per sack- be. is. l.u. rutsbasaa. 1 01.10:
carrots. 1-
Dairy and C.uatry Ptaiara.
BCTTEK Orecon or.am.f7 butter, solid
park. prima, aatra. ....
EGGS Freeh Orecm ranch, candlsd. 21
per doscn; caa. count. ec
CHKKSei jrcon flats. 22e par pound:
Taunt America. 2.10 per pound.
POKK Fancy. IO.iIOvjO per pound.
VEAL Fancy. 11). 9 12c pf pound.
Pul LTKV Hans, liSc: ."Vrlnca, lTo.
broilers. 2.f3"r; ducks. 1'ic; im, 11c:
turkeys, live, juc; dressed, aric.
8 Lap la Oavscavrlea.
ALMOM Columbia Rlv.r, l-poauo tall.
I22S per dosrn; a-pound talis. (3.M; 1
pound rata. 2-40; aViaaka pink, 1-pooaa
tails. UJ. .atiai.'W.
COFFEF Roastad. In drums, zsyjVvM
per pound. ...
Ntlb Walnuts. I0'H
Br.all nutst 14tlllc: fllb-ta. l4tloral
monds. 1721c. pecsns. lsc; coooanuta, oeo
1 p.r doaen; cnestnuta, y pound;
hickory nuts, solve pr pound. .
HONEY Choic .! par caaa; atralasd
boney. loo per pound. .
SALT Uranulated. 1 Pr : a.1'
c round, luua. io n.r ton: 60a. 19 Pc too.
BEAN'rl Small wblta. 4c: larrw whit a.
4c; Uma, 7io; piak. kc, at as.1 caa. ttac
bayou. Ac
RICE No. 1 Japan. 6e: eheapar draaaa,
40 4c: aouth.rn bead. 607c
SLOAR Ury ranulatad. IU.20; fruit and
berry. Id.20. liouululu plantation. '"-V0'
beet. .: .sira C. Si.70: powdvad. bavrraia.
tl4: cubes, barrels. I4.BO.
DRIED FRLlTti Anp.ee. 140 Pa'.PJ,1'"':
apricots. ieulSac; pwebaa. ?!
pruoea Italians. 10Ujloa.c; allTW. lo.
use. whit, and blaca, .v.Tc; currajii
lutyllc; raisins, loose. Muscat.!. aaw
T,c; bleacb.d Thompson. "
b . ached bultanaa. Sc; seeded. 7 '5A
dates. Ptmaa. p pound; raro, i-a
par box.
Frarvtsio
H A3at 10 to 12 pound, lis 1H;
to 14 pouuda US ft lose. 14 to 1 Pounds,
luv, i tdvsc picnics. llve; eottac roll. lao.
UKU Kail., r.nd.r.d. tl.rc.. izvc.
tubs, 12 Vc. standard tlerca. 11 c; tuba,
llc. shortening. Uercaa. Vc; tubs, .
LA J O.N run), 2Jc; atauiiaxd. 11";.
EuC'iaU. loulttSC.
IjKY SALT cLRED F.ssrular short clears,
dry salt. 11c; short e'ear becks. 10 to all
pounds. 10 Sc. uresoy .sports, 13c
Hops. Waal and Hsdaa.
IIQI-S :oit rrop. etmalfc. olds' nominal;
ltf!2 conuscia 2oc
lloliAlH- Iiok, S34c per pound.
Wuut Kastern Oron. 14jlo paa
pound. according t. anrlnkaa. ali.y.
IS j lc per pounu.
f j,LIa Llry, llci lamba, salted. TSOavo;
shori-auol pe.ta o.'.oa.K,; tutcner balls. Jsa.
take-off. kec1.0o; Feb. laa.-off. (Mv
1 li. -
HIDES Ballad bides. lOviOlOtts p.r
pound: sallsd caif, latflTu; aaaied kip. 11
12o; rea hldaa. Vac; dry calf, ala; dry
hide.. ulc; aaltad atas. Itylao. (rwsa
stasa. aAt.sc
IA9CAHA Par pound. b9c
OUAiN HAM la car Kits. Istl.t.
FURS Portland prte.s for prime, ws.l
handled skins, according to sjsee: Mink,
laaaoo. raccoon. Pvcsal&O; akunk I nar
row stripe'. HO 2; akunk (broad strip.!.
lActftloW; muakrat. lUJj; gray fox. la.
Dll.W, red fua. taataoU, maitea. ;
Leaver. M .&; nsher. fl2a'2u. oadger. sua
(ill; lynx cat, .vi. wi.dcau lacayllati;
att.r, 110 v 14; bus. -'atlatf; rlngla.1 cats,
JtxjOOc; civ.t cat. 10tf2oc; house cat. 4
2oc. uouatala Uon, ISalv. bear. 4aalJ,
Uasted Oil aad Tarpeaunsa.
LINitECU OIL Pur. raw. In barrels, toe;
boiled, lu barrels. a2c; raw. In caasa, aooi
aolled. la cases. 07c.
Tltll'LNriNt cases. A 0c: wood barrels.
SA. HUMtlMO TKUUKK MARK.ET
Price, (jvawted al tha May Illy for Vege
tables. Fruits, Etc
SAN FKA.NVIJtCO. April 13. The follow
tr.a pruduce prices war. current her. to
ds) :
Hutter Fsncy cresmery. 21
Kxia tttore. -iic i fancy ranch. 21c.
t lireee IS tj lllc.
i inlms ta.l.
Fruit Apples, choice. $1.2e: common. (c;
Meslcan litnee. ittl.;i: California lemons,
i hole 14: common. $!.:; navel oranges.
IIi2."hI: dneaniles. 12.
V.getBOIce 4 ucumbera o0cfjr$I2o; green
peas. :.:it.-: atrtug beans. ns iiK-, aspara
cue. l.2jeila0; tomatoes, nominal: egg.
plant. . it IOC
Potatoes Itlver Burbanks. J.'tJJli:
sweets. e-' 7el. Oreicon Hurbanks. li.lav
2."e; Ssllnss. I2ri0vi2.;.
I!sy Wheat. tl4n2loo: wheal and oats.
$11 !.": alfn'a. I:I5.
Recclpte Flour. 19".. quarter sacks;
wheal. x:i rentals; barlev. 41 v.v centals: aia,
l'.'M cental; potatoes. 103s sacks: hsy,
:ia Ions; wool. 239 bales.
Moderate Amount af Business Traaaacted
la Territory (rarlew. '
BOSTON. April 12. Tlie Commercial Bul
letin will s-vy lomorrow:
A mnd.-r.te amount of business hss been
transacted in Ihe Boston wool market this
we-k. Trsiisai-tlons hsv. Involved princi
pally domestic territory wool. IHino-sttc
wcMvls remained stcsdy. drnsnd being raiher
better on th.- nner combing pulled wuola
and scoured desi rlpt Ions.
Neae lrm ihe West etiow artlvltA- In
Nevada sml L'tsh. where shearing Is fairly
on. otherwise llicrv? remains little wool
moving in the crjamf sections as yel.
MlnneapolN drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 12 Close: Wheat,
Mav. :.t'i
aui). si.ow; ccpiemoer.
11 "IS.
t'a.h. No. 1
$i out- ; io
w li. nu H.oaS
hard. 11.10; No. t Northern.
Northern. fl07Vs; No. 3
Flax 2. W..
Rarley 7ictl 1.3a.
Com No. 3 vellow. 7i, r.
lists No. 1 while. Ii(:k.
Rve No. I. Sjc. ,
llrsr In loo-pound sacks. !24ti:t.S0.
of fee aad Sugar.
NEW YORK. April 12. Coffee futures
closed firm from ." to 1 1 points net tncher.
April. 133c; May. 14-'c: June. 14.07c;
July. l!.l!r. August. 14.11c; September.
lt.Ioc; October, ll.l'c: November. H.l.tc;
liwember. Il.osc; Jsnuary. February. 14 0.c;
March, H.usc. Spot steady. No. 7 Rio.
HSc; No. 4 Santos. Ilc. Mild quiet. Cor
dova. 14ulhl?c nominal.
Raw sugar weak. Muscovsdo. 19 test.
3.riir: centrlfucsl. J6 test. 4.0.K:: molasses,
ta teat. line. Refined quiet.
Itrled Fruit al New York.
NEW YORK. April l;. Evaporated ap
ples unchsnccd. Spot fancy. 9SV10SO;
cholre. Isj li 9 i,c; prime. 7 S fj 4c.
Prunes atvaiiy. quotations ranging from
4Srloc for California, to Ji-40 and lay 11c
for Orvcons.
Peaches dull, choice, lsivjiovc: extra
choice. llli-c: fancy, llttl.'c.
After lo vesrs controversy It has been de-ctiie-l
in Fran-e lhat Hie i,:ilutr of, csth
einic oil cores and maklnc ue of them a
...-on. I time Is n"t drlrlmtntat to public
heoltlu
22 cents for
Sonoma.
ADVANGE IS STEADY
Volume of Trade Expanding in
All Lines.
SITUATION SATISFACTORY
Iron and Moel Mill Oporations on
I.arjrr-r Scale nitrlbutlon of
Merchandise Facilitated by
Coort Spring Weather.
NEW YORK. April 12. R. 41. Dun Co. s
weekly review of trad, tomorrow will say:
Th. principal Industries and tradca main
lain their recent galna In activity and In
amount of business csrrled on. which, al
though below full limit of capacity, ahowa.
nevertheless, a distinct adranc. and on th.
whnl. la satisfactory. '
Th. good Spring weather generally pre
vailing la producing renewed activity In
bull. hue operations, which creates a de
mand for tli arlou. building materials.
It also facilitates th. distribution of mer
chandise, both wholeaal. and retail, and
from a number of Important point in th.
Middle Went and Northwest com. report
of expanding operations.
Ther. Is a fairly ateadr eontlnuanc. of the
recent notabla gains In business confidence
In splto of tha tsmporary offset of passing
.rants which affect in soma degree the mora
speculative markets.
Mill operations contlnua to expand In iron
and steel, and tha leading Interest now Is
running at over CO per cenf capacity. Con
tracta have been placed by the car com
panl.a for about lUl.OOo tons of plate and
shapes for second and third quarters and In
th. Central Weal a acarclty of plates for
esrly shipment has developed. Tin plate
and sheet mill are booked almost to capac
ity and In wire goods more activity is noted.
Whlle the demand for cotton goodc I
somewhat less pronounced. Ihe market rule
firm and further advances prevail In a
number of lines. Export trade Is quieter,
because of pric. advances and the heavy
4uvlng of recent week. '
Domsstlc hides, both packer and country,
ar. more active again and sale are larger
than for several weeks.
TRADE DEVEIXPMEXT8 TAVORABI.E
Large Expenditure for Building Is la Pros
pect. NEW YORK. April 1!. Bradtreet to
morrow will say:
Trade and Industrial developments are
largely favorable and conservative optimism
predominates. Joblng trade Includes ad
vices of a quieting Spring demand at large
Eastern canters with attention turning to
late Summer and Fall trade, but of an Im
provement nearer points of finsl distribu
tion, except In the Lower Mississippi Val
ley, where high water holds back agricul
tural operation and retard aalee to coun
try merchants. Kaatern trade has been Ir
regular, but fair on the whole, and gen
erally better than last year.
Industrial feattirea are the continued idle
ness of coal miners, the quieting down of
th. textll. labor situation, and the pros
pects of an expenditure for building for
the first quarter not much behind last year,
but with a majority of cltlc still report
ing decreases.
Business failure In th United State
for the week ended April 11 were 214.
against !1 last week. ISJ In the like week
of 1U. 27 In 1910, 201 In 1909 and 341
In 19o
Business fajlures in Canada for the week
number 32. which compare with 23 last
week and 24 In the Ilka week of 1911.
Wheat I including flour! exporta from the
t'niled Slates and Canada for the week
ending April 11 aggregated 3.II3.5M bushels,
against 2.421. .42 last week and 1.431,602 this
week last year.
Corn exporta for th week were SSJ.SS5
bushels against IC4.J0O last week and 1.179.
140 in 1911. '
Bank ('lraurlnca.
NEW YORK. April 13. Bradatrcef bank
clearings report for the week ending April
11 ahows an aggregate of $3,214,149,000. as
against ll.75.4;7.00 last week and $2,933.
724. oeo in the corresponding week 1sst year.
Pet. Inc.
New Tork $1,911. :.00 15.1
Chicago 278.234. 000 2.1
Hualnn 170. 407.000 7.1
Philadelphia 144.747.000 1.1
St. Iuls 73.744 000 4.(
Ksnsas City SI. 34.000 3.4
Pittsburg s.1.433.000 5.4
Sin Francisco 4 421.000 ;.
Baltimore :i3.1O9.00 a,.g
Cincinnati rl.6HS.0O0 V7
Minneapolis 14.974.0O0 2.3
New lirlesns 19.707.OH0 9.1
Cleveland 23. 1 7 j.onO 4.3
Iietrolt 19.9JI.OiiO 2.4
Ixv. Angeles 21.9.l0 11. S
omsha 15.723. ooo 111.7
Milwaukee 13. 061. wis .
lAiulsville 14.770. 009 1S.
Atlsnta ll.147.noo 14.1
Pwrtl.ad. Or 13.3l9.Ooa 1.4
Seattle ll.tM.Oi'O M.l
St. Paul . 9.1.".7.n0 ai.7
Buffalo 9.:.7.ono 4.2
lienver 47.0no l.l
In.llsnspollr 9.2S0.(U10 en.s
ProrUlartra 3.301. on "2.4
Richmond .43.0H 12.1
W.ahlngtoo. D. C. .1.1t.0ii .1
Memplil 7. 4 12. OOO 12. J
St. Joseph ai.vn.io 2!.T
Sslt Lake City 7.412.000 10.3
Fort Worth 3iii.no 10.J
Alhsnv s30.tmo
Columbus 4.311. ooo 7.3
Ssvsnnah .27.00 9.4
Toledo 4.793."0 2.
Nsahvllle B. 141. ooo 9.5
Jlnrtford K.0OO.0OO II
Spokane. Wsah ,..i.nno ..!
Tv.mii 4 sat.onn 7.7
lie. Moines 4.9H3.000 23.3
t.-h.-,ter 4 ..00 14.2
Pulnth 2,l.-:.00O 1.1
Maro.1 3 944.000) 2n.s
Oakland'.' Cal 3.f.7.nnn 9.3
San ni.-en. Cal 2.i:.3,noo jn.
Sa.-rainetHO. CaL l..00 S.
Helena H140U0 2.5
Stockton, cal 7S3 ono 4 .1
Bol.e. Idaho (.!. Ooo 4.9
Og.l-n. Man 739.0.1 4.4
Houston 41.S11.-.HO0 69. S
Decrease.
REACTIONS IH STOCKS
- .
I KICKS AUK POWX KKOM OXK
TO OVKK TWO rOIXTS.
J'rraMirt .falmt Slct-I and Vnion
I'aclflc Affccta the I'.ntlri- List.
Undr4 Irrrgulnr.
NEW YORK. April 12. The forces of re
action were conspicuous again on the slock
exchange today. Prices receded from one to
over two points in almost all the active Is
sues and for many of these, lowest prices of
,(, .eek were registered. Labor unrest wss
demonstrated In the decisive -strike vote"
of the Eastern railroad rglners and th.
probability of an unfavorable report agafnst
the steel corporation by the Stanley com
mittee were potent Influences.
The opening was Irrecuiar. with another
spectacular rise In Canadian Pacific Its two
point advance being in response to a similar
gain in London. New York Central was
active and strong in the Initial dealings, as
were also American Can common and pre
ferred. These were more than offset, how
ever by pressure against Steel and I'nlon
Pacfttc. which continue to hold their places
as market barometers.
Domestic lank clearings gslned over.
per cent over the -corresponding week of
Isst week, but virtually were the same a In
the same week of 1O10. The gain, are due
chiefly to operations of local financial Insti
tutions In connection with stock market
activity.
Movement In the bond market were
mixed, some of the prominent Issues declin
ing In sympathy with stocks. Total sales,
psr value. 2,4 12.000. United Mates Govern
ment bonds were uncharged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sslis. High. Low. Bid.
Al ls Ch.il pf .. 2 "i 'i 4 'a 4 J.
Amal CPP'r .. Sl.'O s M' b's
Am Acrlcult 7" HI S ".
Am Beet Sugar .". 04 1s '
Amertvtn Can 02.400 - ' -
Am Car F.ly. N.4O0 eo. 5914
Am Cotton Oil. oo 53 S 6-1 J
Am Hd sv Lt pf -
Am Ice Securl.. S" 2.iVj 2J -J
Am Llnsied ... 3.2.hi loVs 14 14
Am Locomotive 2.3' 41"5 4Hs 41 la
Am Smcl & Kef lu.aoo b's ,S4 . M :
do preferred.. lloo 107S Hi Vi 107
Am Ste.1 Fdy.. olK) 34 34 35
Am Sugar Kef.. l.OtXI 121S 2i 12i
Am Tel Tel.. S.Ooo 145V 14SJ. J4?V
Am Tobacco pf 1" Wi1! 1 !'J 7?
Am Wooicn ... loo 24. S
Anaconda M Co 4.M0 42? 42i, 4-J.
Atchison 8.400 108. 108 1o77a
do preferred
All Coast Line J..-,,
B. -ilt at Ohio ... 107t. 107H lOvt
Bethlehem Steel l.lloO .". .l.i Va d...
Brok K Tran.. 2.7U.I S3 :. VI t)-'s
Canadian Pac .. 14.20O 2f2"-s 241l? W?
Central Leather l.SoO 2 2o
do preferred.. boo 2 2 J2
Central of X J ZY,
Ches ohlo ... 2.H0O b0 TO 7:
Chlcaco sV Alton 7'..
Chicago lit Wes 200 19 19 Is.
do preferred... MiO 37', -li 304.
Chicago or N W :i"0 144V, 144 H.tW
C; M aV st Paul .ioo llu lout lio
ColCFuclV Iron ' YAoo Si'' i'v.' J?H
Consol Run I.vki 144 14X', IflVs
Corn Products.. 1. " liV l.i IS
Del sr Hudson.. oo 171'. 17Hi 1.1
UAH ;.ande.. 2m 23 i, 2.144 -'t
do preferred.. 2'l 43 4.1 42
Distillers' Sccur 2'M) 3244 3'-lH
Erie S4.HOO 39 ' 374, 3S
do 1st pf 3,mu .'.71, SrtVs '
do 2d pf loo 4''.l 4d 4v
C. n Electric .. 0"O 171 1
lit North pf ... 10.vi.io 13.1 HIS 131vj
fit North Ore.. 2.7ih 4 .1Mi SO.
Illinois Central. .Vsl 130 12U- 1-9
Interbor Met . S.iaD 20. 19 k 19;
do preferred.. 2.3oo 0'' lv' .sfl.
Inter Hsrvecter 2O0 117 113S 115S
Inter M.rlu. pf -3
Int Paper 2O0 18H 13 12"4
Int Pump ...... 2" 31S 'V
Iowa Central .. 2" 12 12- 12
K C Southern.. .".o0 2S 28 2iVj
do preferred . ...
Lacl-do Caa . .' 200 104; in looH
l.ula & Nash.. (.SOU ltfoVs 109
Minn & St L -J
M. b'P 8 S M 2.0OO 142S 141' 141
Mo. Kan A Tex rViO 30, 2, 294
do preferred.. 211.SO0 44V 42Va -
Nat Biscuit "k J,
National Lead.. 1.iO - .'iSK, -'7 hi f.. S
N Ky Mex 2 pf. 00 30 30 2'a
N Y Central ... l.ooo 115 H44 114'.
.V T. Ont at Wes 1.3t 41 , 40S 4l2
Norfolk A West 4.7O0 113H 11?H 1124
K-orth American 2V R2' . 1 , J J "4
Northern Pacific 1.0OO 122V, .121 121
Pacific Mall 3" SSVi S3 R.IVt
Pennsylvania ... 10.3O0 125 12444 124S
People's Gas JO-
P. C C A St L.. 300 106V, 106V, JoV4
Pittsburg Coal 3o
Pressed 8 Car.. B0 36 S3 'V
Pull Pal Car .. loO 104 1K0V, l'-'l's
Rv Steel Spring - oo .14 3.1 S 3.1V,
Reading lOo.ino 1H7V4 1''S !''' a
Republic Steel.. Ron 21 S 22 4 22 4
do preferred.. S.ooo 7 7fl v, ,
Rock Island Co 12.000 301, 8i 2V
do preferred.. l.SoO 57 4, MVa ;
St L S F 3 pf SOU 43 V. 42 43
St Li FOUthweat -u.
do preferred... ..... ioV,
Sloss Sheffield .. 47 47 47
Southern Pacific .VOOO - 113i 113t 112H
Southern Ky ... 8..mo 80S 29V 204,
do preferred.. 1.7.KI 74 Vi 7.1 To
Tenn Copper .. 1..VI0 41 401, 4014
Tcxa Pacific "0 25 24 24 s
et a. tx-n. o,o iris. l.i W lo
do preferred.. 2oO IS H SUV, 34
Union PhcIIIc.. 71.600 1744 1714, 171 H
do preferred SI
T' 8 Bcalty .... 7.10O 7Vi yK iH
U 8 Rubber ... S 3"0 .7 H, T.fi'i S6
U S Steel 20O.3OO 71V, HIS fi! a
71 V,
112V
do preferred.. l.OoO 112V 112S J,.j,
Uth Coppeiv . 13.0110
2i,
K2V,
Va-Caro ('hem..
Wabash
do preferred..
Weatern Md . . .
1.300 53 52 V -'
r,ot 9 gi, SV,
1 700 22 SI'i 21V
,1.iO -.2'4 2?i 1S
7UO 70 V ' 7 7SV
Westing Elec. .
Weatern I'nlon. 1..MO 82 v, 81'4
Wheel ALE.. 0O 7 V 7 4
Lehigh Valley.. 11.H0O lldv, loRV, lJJ
hluo Copper., ft.100 20T, "SVj -SV
Ray Consols ... 6.700 1 0 1 tj Iflja
Am Tobacco ... 30 Sr-1 22 20-'i,
Total sale for the day. S43.900 shares.
BONDS.
NEW TORK. April 12. Closing quota-
U S 'ref 2a reg.lo0-v,N T C gen J4i. SflH
do coupon ...1V No Pacific .Is... bS
U S 3s reg ....lu'-'1- No Parlflc 4s... 99 V
do coupon . . .lo2VI'nlon Pacific 4s.l01'4
U S new 4s reg. 114
Wl Central 4s.. 92 '4
do counon .. .114", Japanese .. - "
... I I , . fat A
D A R G 4.
88BI
Stocks
April i:
4s.
it Boston.
Closing quotations:
'Mohawk 6
BOSTON
Alloues
Atnalr Copper.,
A '. LA Sm. .
Arizona com .
B A V V A 8 M
ROUj
26 V
Nevada Con la
viniitinv Mines. H
.North Butte..... 32 V4
v,
72 V
North lak i
Old Dominion... 5H
'Osceola ........110
'Qulncy 85
'Shannon 14V4
Superior 32
Sup A Bos Mln.. 2V
Tamarack 2 V,
17 PSR AM... 39
Cal A Arlxona
Cal A Hecla..
.45
Centennial
I Vi
nun Con Co e4
K Butte Cop M. 14V
Franklin 14V
rctrou Co n.... 'V
Oranbjr Con . . . MS
Greene Cananea. PS
1 Royalle (Cpp 27V
Kerr Ike 2V
I-ake Copper. ... 4fl
La Salle Copper V
Miami Copper... 2.iV
do preferred... 4H V
t'tin ton i ii.
rtah copper co. e-v
Winona
Wolverine 107
Money, Fxrhange. Etc.
NEW YORK. April 12. Money on call
firm. .T84 per cent, ruling rate, 3V; closing;
bid. SV: offered at 8S- , ..,.
Time loans steady. Sixty day. 363:
0 dsvs. 3V: six months. 3V4J4.
Prime mercantile paper, 4,6i4Vi.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual busi
ness In bankers' bill st $4.M for oO-day
hills and at $.SH9S for demand. Commercial
bills. $4.3V. ' f
Mexican dollars. 4TC.
Government bonds steady; railroad bond.
Irregular.
LONDON. April 12. Bar silver. teady.
"Uli-HS'l per ounce. Money, 3 4 ,1V P"r cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bill Is :iv Pr cent; for three months
bills. 3V Pf cent.
PAN FRANCISCO. April II. Sterling on
London. SO days. 14.14 V; sight. $4.$7Va
Silver bars !Sc.
Mexican dollars 4fiVc.
Drafts Sight. 2c; do. telegraph. 4c
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. April 12. At the, be
ginning of business today the condition of
the United State Treasury wa as fol
lows: Working balance in Treasury of-
f!eee 47.005.Oni
In banks'and Philippine Treaenry 32.84S.075
Total balance In general fund". 129.004. 934
Ordinary receipts yesterday 1. SIS. 991
Ordinary disbursements 2.733.S98
Deficit to date this fiscal year Is I11.S72.
t.'iO against a surplus of $572,744 at this
time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
Near York Cotton .Market.
NEW YORK. April 12. Cotton futures
closed barely stesdy. April. It. 11c: May.
11.20r; June. ll.23c: July. 11.2c; August.
11.21c: September. 11.33c: October. U.luc.
November. 11.42c; December. 11.4KC; Jan
uary. 11.41c: February. 11.41c; March. 11 55c.
Spot closed steady. 20 points higher. Mid
uplands, ll.toc; mid-Gulf, 1L90C Sale. 209
bslee.
Street Improve
ments Increase
prop erty values.
Street Improve
ments of
Barber Asphalt
Pavement
give the most sub
stantial I n c rease
in propertv values.
Quality, not cost.
Is th reason. De
mand Barber
Asphalt In your
street Improve
ments. mi
a aa. -
V,. ,i.iv)L.lg
"-!.-..rtC.v:vil.-w-,'.V i
' """""
j,'; Street Improve- iffi 'i
S "tilt 1 ments Increase I j?- .'jl
S 1 prop erty values. 4
ft "i5. 4 street Improve- t jf r 3
THREE-GENT JUBf
IP
Chicago Market Soars With
Pit in a Turmoil.
CROP PROSPECTS VERY BAD
Condition of Soft Winter Crop in
.Middle States Said to Be Worst
in Ljretlme--Oat at Highest
Price in Years.
CHICAGO. April 12. Competition for
wheat today caused a net advance of 3 4C
to SVc a bushel. Disastrous lmPalrm'"l0
crop prospect, from Ohio to M iourl stimu
lated buying. Corn also reached a new top
evl for the yf-Bf. .
Both Investor and hort Joined In . keep
ing the wheat pit in a turmoil and torcing
up the market. Crop damage new over
shadowed everything else. Conf Irmation of
wnsatlonal Injury came through many
sources. Including personal testimony from
visiting millers who backed up reports with
order, for cash wheat. Accordjng to one
authority, the condition of the soft Winter
crop in Ohio. Indiana and Illinois may be re
garded aa the worst In a lifetime. Another
leading expert, however, said there had un
doubtedly been .ever. Winter killing, but
much unpromising wheat yet would germi
nate with favorable weather. Opening price,
were the lowest of the day and the closing;
the highest.
The speculators went from corn Into tne
wheat crowd. Tet there, wa much lively
buvlng and especially by short and local
bulls. Aside from the wheat strength, the
main Incentive. wa found In th difficultie
of Industrial concerns to obtain supplies re
gardless of prices offered.
Oat sold a, the highest figures of recent
years The advance was, checked by talk
of plowing up damaged wheat area and
planting oat.
Trade In provisions wa the broadest m
some time. The strength of corn and th
lightness of hog receipts brought about an
urgont demand which left price 25 to 27 Vi
cents higher. '
The leading futnre ranged aa follows:
WHEAT. (
Open. High. Low. Close.
Mav $1.04 l.O $1.04 $105V
July 1.01 1.04 l.OO'd 1.0S-a
Sept- 09V 1-02V -09V 102V
CORN.
May 774 .7V ' .77 V .7
July 7n', .77', .;,T, ..lis
Sept- 75V -76V .'"H -i'iH
OATS.
May .87 V -58 V -57 V .RJN
July 13S eMV -3JV -Jjj
Sept. 43 V -44 V -4o -44 V
MESS PORK.
May 17.17V 17.30 1T17V lJ:
July 17.55 17.87V, ! lit:'.
Sept. 17.90 18-20 17.00 18.20
LARD. '
May ...... 9.S7V' 10.07V4 -87". 4 1'J,V4
July 10.05 10.30 10.0.. . 10.2.
Sep! 10.27 Vi 1O.50 10.27 Vi 10--O
SHORT RIBS.
May 9 75 9.60 .72Vi 0
July .. e7V 10.10 9.S7V 10. lo
Sepl ...V.lSoTV 10.30 10.07 V 10.30
Grain statistic: .
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
equal to 293,000 bushels. Exports for tlie
week, as shown by Bradstreefa were equal
to 2 S13.30O bushel. Primary receipts were
248 000 bushel. Estimated receipt for to
morrow: Wheat, 21 cam corn, 4 cara; oats,
$7 car; hog, 7000 head.
Grains In San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 12. Spot quota
tlonaf Walla Walla. $1 .77 S l.bO: red K u,
sUn. $1.751.78V: Turkey red. $1.80 oll.S-i.
wT?. I ii ku i H: feed barley. $l SJVt.
brewing. $1.1i3j2.0o: white .mi. $1.2V
i oo- hnn. S2M.kix 2A.HO: middlings, o2 Va W
l.iiu; ui an, e-',"'- r
83c; hort. $28.30(6 29..00
:-. ..-. -a .ii4i -u.oO.
Call board sales:
Wheat December, ii.ua o.o. .i.oa
per cental: May, $1.77Vi bid, $1.82V asked
ed
per cent...
r cental.
Barley December. $1.55; May. $1 89 per
ntsL
cen
Pnget Sound Markets.
TtrOMA, April 12 Wheat Bluestem.
9cii1.0O; fortyfold, 84c; club. l3c; red
Russian. 91c.
Car receipt: Wheat, 15; hay, .
SFATTLE April 12. Wheat Bluestem,
$1.01: fortyfold. 7c; club. WoVc; fife, ueVo;
red Russian. U5VsC . n .
Yosterday's car receipts: Corn, 4; nay, ..
flour, 7.
European Grain Markets. .
LONDON. April 12. Cargoes firm. Walla
Walla for shipment :td hinher. 3s ltd. Lng
llsh country markets firm. French country
murkets firm. "
LIVERPOOL. April 12. Close: Wheat.
Mav. 7s 11 Vd: July, 7 Wd; October, is OVd.
Weather cloudy.
Hop at Xetr Yoirk.
NEW YORK. April 11. Hops Quiet.
Do you know that
noisy pavement se
riously affects your
a-Zaanerves X Insist on-
Bitulithic,the prac
tically noiseless
pavement.
J. C. WILSON & CO.
HOIKS. BONDS. UKA1N A li COnil.t
'F.W TORK B'l'Ulk JSXCHANUal
KtW VOKli C4JTTON llllA.Nli
CHICAGO BUA1U) Of liUUS
THK olOCK AND BOND Ei.CiiA-NGs
BAN HA CISCO.
Main Office Mill Bldg.. baa FTanclse.
Branch Office Vancouver, Beat lie,
Portland, l.o. Angele., baa Dleso.
snado Beach.
POKTLAMD OFFICE:
Main Floor Lumbermen. Baas Bnlldlag.
61b and Stark.
Phones Marshall 4120. A 4187.
Tlt4VBI.KHi' pi IDE.
Canadian Pacific
"ilMPKKSel OF THE ATLANTIC"
AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
MONTREAL. QUEBEC AND IJVEBPOOIa
VIA THE
SCENIC BOUTE TO EUROPE
1000 MILES
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
AND
LESS THAN FOUR DATS AT SEA
"U33 MILES PORT TO PORT
THE SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE
First Cabal $92.50 and np
riicond Cabin ?S and np
Cntla-s Cabin 2d-class) . . . .$50.00 and up
Third-Class Lowest rate en request.
Canadan Pacific Office, corner Third and
pine (Multnomah Hotel bidg.). Portland,
and all local agent.
EUROPE
Seventy Spring and Summer tours,
comprising; Tours de Luxe and Motor
car Tours, and also Vacation Tours st
Popular Prices. Frequent sailings.
All routes, including Mediterranean.
prt.RTHmme of Tours do Luxe Around
the World now ready.
THOS. t'OOK SO.V
6S9 Market St., baa Francisco.
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND,
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus Profits $900,000.00
OFFICERS:
A. 43. JIHIWORTB. President. n. W. ICBHEER. CaaklaMi
K. LEA BARjnCBi lo. lreld.Mx.
aV. at. WnlGBT, Aaalataat Caaklex. W. A. HOLT, Aaalataat Caaklaa,
LETTERS OF CREDIT AND TRAVELERS'
CHECKS ISSUED NEGOTIABLE EVERYWHERE
DRAFTS DRAWN on all FOREIGN COUNTRIES
LADD &TILTON BANK
Established 1859.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
6urplu8 and Undivided Profits 800,000.00
Commercial and Savings Accounts
Lestters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks issued, avail
able in all parts of the world.
OFFICERS
W. M. I,add. Prewlilent. Robert S. Howard, Asst. Cashier.
Edward Cooklnatham, Vice-Pre a. .?. V. I.add. Asst. eshier.
v . II. Duncklcy, Cashier. Walter M. Cook, At. Cashier.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 850,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
INCORPORATED .1867.
Head Office Toronto, Canada. New York 16 Exch.nne IMace.
London 2 Lombard Street
Over two hundred other branches In the United States and Canada.
Every care tak?n of collections. Drafts on all foreign count rlea and
principal cities in- United States and Canada bought and sold, and a
general banking; business transacted.
Interest allowed on Time and Special Deposit.
PORTLAND BRANCH, SECOND AND STARK STREETS
F. C. MALPAS, Manager.
The Largest Steamers in the World
ATirnnrifaP cJ, MAY 4
New II V F
ULllflrlt
45,000 ULil 1IJ.K. IV
Tons '
Each TIT A Rl I I
TITANIC
FRENCH A LA CARTE RESTAURANT, TURKISH & ELECTRIC BATHS
SWIMMING POOL. FOUR ELEVATORS. GYMNASIUM,
VERANDAH CAFE. PALM COURT
SQUASH RACQUET COURT
AMERICAN LINE
Prrott-CaeTts.rf Sslkaoititon
Atlantic Transport Line
New Yrfc iavadca Blrecl
RED STAR LINE
New Trk Der Aaramra Pint
WHITE STAR LINE
New Ysrk Oacciirlasrs IJversaol
New Tart Plymoslk Chcrkoar Socthamstasl
Hoston Queenstown Uverpcol.
cvosTon .'1 rillici in... ....
Companv' Office. Room "B" Bailey Blilldlns;. Second and Cherry Sis., Seattle
Or Local Railway and KteamahiD Agonta. ,
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
(Mountain Division)
Trains Uave Prince Rupert. B C. Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1:00 P. M.
for Vanarsdol (one 1-Undrod mllesj.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
1V (Double-Track Route.)
FOUR THROUGH TRAINS DAILY NO EXCESS FARE
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THROUGH PULLMAN STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
J. U. Boi-Elc, General Acent. Paaaeajter Department. Seattle. Washington, First
Avenue and Tfeler Way.
TRAVELERS' CTJIPE. TRAVELERS' GCIDE. .
a-4-.4 r A V I IMP 'NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
CO OS 'BAY (r-nlo Lino of N. Z.)
STEA-MEB BREAKWATER. VI v TAHITI AND WELLINGTON.
Balls from Ainsworth Dock. Portland, rji,.ec, through steamers, sailing from Ssa
A. M. every Wednesday. Freight received at Francisco May 1. May 29, anil every 2
Ainsworth Dock dally up to & P. u "s- d to Tahltl Rarotonga, Wellington and
enger fare, first-class. 10: second-class, 8y.aner. The line to Isles of the South Sea.
$7.00, Including meals and berth, l 'ck 01 yaT r!,ervatlon, ,ee coupon Kallroad Agent,
flee Ainsworth Dock. Phontvs Haln Jam a or addreM Hind. Kolnh & Co.. ban Francisco.
1S.32. , ,
San Francisco Los Angela, fTJ.fj
i n y I. I JE AJctsaUaaf JtrZ
and oan uiego uirect express SteamKB8
San 'rancico and Los Angeles
6. S. Roar-oke and S.. S. Eldat without change.
sail Xvery Wednesday Alternately at . t p. Rne Tily Sails al !) A. M. April 17.
MnPTTT V&nTrn S. a CO SAJ FKANCISC-O IORTI.AM S. S. to.
N0KTH i ALIA" 1U a. . IvU, Ticket Office 142 Third St-eet.
US Shir. a. lfMMia Maia laUa, A itta, J rhone; Alain S$v5, A 1111:'.
OREGON
Sail
May 25
June 1 S July 6
MAY 11
June 1
June 2 2 July 13
from
NEW
YORK
WHITE STAfe-DOMiNKi,
ttsalreal rbec Liverpool
"MEGANTIC" & "LAURENTIC"
tti St. L-wntaafwa. Rout
Only Four Days at Sea
TO B17ROPK IH COMFORT T MnDKUATB
RaTT.8
Twk Screw S.S. "Cantda" and -Tf otoBic"
ONE ClaAaSS .II) CAWIN BKRVirT
THIRD CLASH CLtF.r ROOMS
RMof rhfrkd tnroTJRh to Siemer In Fnn4.
lTrnbavrk nieht before tvaullnc- hoe or trtuisfttr
EFFECTIVE APRIL lat. 1!12.
STEAMSHIP PRINCE GEORGE
Leaves Seattle, Washington gvery Sunday at!2 o'clock
Jlidnipht for
VICTORIA, VANCOUVER AND PIIIXCE RIPEHT, B. C.
Connecting at Prince Rupert, B. C, with "S. S. PIUNCB
JOHN" 11 A M. Wednesday for Port Simpson, Port
NelHon, Goose Bay and Stewart. B. C: Thursday, 11
P M for Naden Harbor and Massett, B. C. Saturday,
l'p. 'M., for Refupe Bay, Skidegate and other Queen
Charlotte Island points.