THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, TUESDAY, " '"RUART 17, 1914
17
V
V
FARMERS HOLD BACK
No Wheat Selling Yet on Ac
count of Taxes.
COUNTRY SUPPLIES SMALL
Growers Waiting for 9 0-Cent Mar
ket, but Buyers Cannot Advance
IV) ls Vithout Outside De
mand as at Present.
AUaousa tax time 1b approaching, wheat
holders in the country are showing no signs
of weakening, as sortie dealers thought they
would. Almust the only soiling dona recent
ly has been by speculators. Farmers are
holding out tor a l0-ccnt basis, and liud
strength for their position In the extreme
lightness of atouks. Some grain men estl
lnato farmers holdings at the present time
available for market, at only l.ono.OOO bush
els. There Is no doubt that the bulk of the
supply left In the country Is tn second bands
and there ha a place for all this dealers'
wheat.
Buying Prices are around 83 and 88 cents
for club. Millars and exporters will not
raise their bids, and consequently trading
lias come to a stop. The Oriental demand
for wheat, which, a week ago gava promise
of resulting In something, has ceased, prob
ably because of financial conditions on the
other side. There Is a little buying by
Oalifomlans, but tbey are not over keen.
It Is the general belief, however, that Cali
fornia will talis a lot of wheat before the
season Is over.
There Is no Improvement in sight yet In
tbe export flour trade. Mill feed, for this
reason, is firmer.
Loosl receipts. In cars, reported by the
Merchants" Exchange, as follows:
Wneat Barloy Flour Oats Hay
Monday ...... 81
Year ago 33S
Seaa'n to date. 1821)
Year ago 13143
Tbe weekly wheat
chants Kxuhange follow:
American visible supply.
J 7 1H 4
19. ' 8
J(V0 1875 J 344
701 1478 1200
statistics of the
8
1697
13UU
Mer-
bluestem, 'Sc: forty-fold, 89c: red Russian.
OATS So. 1 white, milling. 224.50
33.5034; cracked, $34.C0
:.5023 per ton; brew-
reb.
Keb.
Veb.
Feb.
Keb.
l'Vb.
I'cb.
Keb.
Veb.
Feb.
16, jni4
17, mis ....
IHl ....
1911 ....
11)10
l'.IOH ....
!HS
1M07 ....
l!iu ....
i sua ....
Increase,
quantities on Pa
W
30,
JO,
-it
. i"!, 1 OS, (KX)
. H4,583,OOft
. M.43tj,0n0
. 4a.47S.u0
. 'Ju.827.0UO
. U9.0tj8.OU0 - 1,504,000
44.4 I tt.lKttl l.ltllt.tMJU
. 43,613,000 72,000
. 4,uo2,ooo a.'iO.ooo
. a,a;i8.oou ."-o,ow
Decrease.
101,000
40S.OO0
J,37'J,000
oSO.OOO
s.ooo
Kor
. K. . . .
L-ntinem.
k
ntiljiR
Feb. 14
BusliH
Jo.OSO.Utl'l
1 7.7US.OOO
Week
enilins
Week
ending
inn
Feb. 7 Feb. 15. 'la
Bushels SuFliets
21,0OJ.MJl Sl.lKis.UUO
J3,iSl.Xm 'J4,83'J,UOO
Tclals ...4O.S4S.0llO S7.092.OOO 4U.SOO.000
World Shipments (flour Inrtuded)
Im out
1'. S.j t'.nn.
A riont ilia .
Australia .
Imtiuh. rj'ts
Kussia . . . .
India
Week
endlns;
Feb. 14
13llsllOl;
4,0!2.mm
l.ll'JU.IIOII
2-l.VJ,UH
1.o::-.ooo
4,008.01
1 4 4.000
AVeek Week
ending ending
Keb. 7 Feb. 13, '13
Bushels
3,780,000
1.809,000
2,-lts,ooo
2,2-'4,0il
Il470.0O0
Bushels
4.il54,O00
5,024,000
l.Ssu 000
PS4.O0O
S'JJ.OOO
Totals ...13.348.000 12.7iO.O0O 13,400,000
World's, shipments, season to date
Total since Same period
Front July 1, '13. last season.
Tj. s. und Canada. .. .183, Is !mmi 1 B7,3u,000
rRenuna .IW.UUJ.UIM fil.U44.000
Australia ISL'-t2S,0OO 22,UU9,O00
Kanubiuii ports 3s, 1 40,000 40.781.000
JIUfsia 104.H44.O0O 74.1194,000
inaia, -i,tJuS,0OU -42. 577,000
Totals 403,700.000 389,101.000
Foreign crop conditions are summarized
by Broomhall as- follows;
Australia Conditions are unchanged from
last week.. Good exportation is. confidently
expected during the present month.
India Outlook- unchanged. In the central
dlbCriots harvesting is progressing, but of
fers of wheat are kbsolutely nil.
, 1 .
a. iLeUv.i 4.1, o Clop OUtlOOK IS
favorable and the weather very favorable for
Vpann. T1.. I , ,
. - - . 1 " ....,,,,-. it an oecome season
able and many complaints are being received
of damage from the recent severe cold. Na
tive supplies are small and foreign wheat
wusiuiny Doing imported.
Germany There are no complaints re-
gardlng the new crop. Native supplies are
Increasing and freely exported. Foreign trade
Is better. Thn ...th.. 1 I , , -
Iluilliv-Th. u.-. a f 1, I .,
- utimor ana ine
crop outlook is favorable. Arrivals for
'"uuuiuib to small, Dut of
fers for deferred shipment are larger,
Roumanla and Bulgaria41rop outlook
favorable. Arrivals are light, but liberal ex
ports are predicted during the season. It
is expected that there will be good quart,
titles for export. The weather Is mild.
BUOCK OF HOPS OOKS TO LONDON
Voar Thousand-Bale Consignment Deal Be
ing Worked.
There is cverv rMmn n kii i. . . .
... o tllt nig
large liop consignment deal now being
" - v.iuuriiia win oe put through
successfully. This will mean the removal
of a brook of .4 000 . bales of Sonomas from
the -Americarr'irmrketlf as the hops win be
shipped at onco to London. Most of the
purchases In this state In the past two
weeks have also been for export, all of
which should eventually strengthen the do
mestic position.
A number of deals In Oregon hops were
put through yesterday, but the particulars
were withheld. McNeff Bros, bought the
Pelkey lot of 65 bales of Yaklmas.
The London press quotation came through
unchanged from last week, 90 to 120 shil
lings, equivalent to lVi to 25 cents. Bern
bard Ring- writes from Nuremberg under
date of January 28:
"there is no material change to note from
our market. The tendency remains firm,
especially for all greenish hops, which are
very scarce nd very high rated. We esti
mate that during the last four weeks more
than .1000 bales have been taken off the
market. The dally receipts, are -Insignificant
ami never In previous years has stocfe, been
lu such small compass as this year.'
KM'KllTd OF ORANtiESj ARK SMAIX
On!; laur ':ir Keieive.l by California
J Steamer Vegetable Arrivals.
r.ast night's steamer brought only four
"f. "ranges. At the rate the fruit Is
Suing it; to consumption the local supply
will be entirely cleaned up before the next
;raitipr arrives. A miscellaneous assort
iiK U of small vegetables was also brought
up. ,
Hail receipts included two ears of cauli
flower and one of sweet potatoes. To
matoes and eggplant were scarce, but other
kinds of vegetables wero In full supply.
Prices wert . steady.
Kgg' Market Is Firm.
Tho egg market -was firm with the bulk
of sales at 24 to 53 cents. Receipts were
not large. There were a few northern or
ders on the market and buying for ship
ping account added to the firmness.
Poultry receipts were Bmall aud Satur
day's prices wsre repeated. Dressed meats
' were also scarce and firm.
Butter and cheese were firm at the old
quotations.
Bask Clearings.
Bask clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
. Clearings. Balances.
T-ortland 1.0.824 203.615
Pcattle ., 2,'J2I.08 287 lOo
Tacoma 427.038 14'2u
Spokane 734.1UO 73382
rOBTtAND MAKKKT QUOTATIONS,
drain, I lour, reed, Ete.
WHEAT Track prices Club, Sgg'ici
CORN Whole.
S33 per ton.
ail;LBI Feed. 2
inu-. S24; rolled. 23.
FLOUR Patents. $4.0 per barrel;
straights, 14: exports, S8.0S93.80: .valley,
$4.00; graham, S4.0O; whole wheat, S4.80.
KAY No. 1 Eastern Oregon timothy,
fl30; mixed timothy, C14.00; alfalfa. 814;
clover, 4j10; valley, grain bay, 812O13.50.
MILLFEKD Bran. ,23 per ton; shortr.
$24; middlings. 830. . .
Fruits and Vegetables.
Local Jooblng quotations:
TROPICAL FRL1TS Oranges, navels,
- ioi2 2. per box; lemons, $3.304.3O per
box; pineapples, c per pound; bananas. 4i4o
per pound; tangerines. $1.75 per box; grape
t: ult, califorula, $3.0; Florida, $3i&8 per
box.
VEGETABLE Cauliflower. tS.23 per
crate; cucumbers, $1.60j1.75 per dozen;
eggplant. louloc per pound; peppers.
J-'so per pound: radishes, 33e per dozen;
head lettuce, 2iuv2.25 per crate; garlic
120 per pound; sprouts, llo per pound;
artichokes, $1.75 per dozen; squash. I W
1C; celery, $o.oO per crate; tomatoes. $2.23
e?2.o0 per crate; hothousa lettuce, 3O&70C
per oox; spinach, $1 per crate; horseradish,
SdrlOe; rhubarb, 10tS,124c per pound; cab-
oage, :i:iSc per pound.
liKtlBri FRUIT Apples, 73c$2.25 per
dux. grapes, Malagas. $7 5049 ner keg: Km
perors. $4 per keg; cranberries. $1213.S0
per narrel; pears. (10LBO.
ONION'S Old, S.'i.2.-.r;i.0 per Back; buy
ing price, sj per sack at shipping poiuts.
POTATO;.-! Oregon, 80jtoa per hun
dred; buying price, OUtsTSo at shipping
points; sweet potatoes. $2.252.CO per crate.
SACK VEGETABLES Turnips, SI; car
rots, $1; parsnips, $1; beets, $1.
Iatry and Country Produce.
Local Jobbing quotations:
KOGS Oregon fresh ranch. 24 &i 25o per
oosen.
POULTRY Bens, 15 16c; Springs. 15H
loa; turkeys, live, 0 6 22c; dressed, choice.
20tf,2tic; ducks, 14 & 18c; geese, ll313c.
CHEESE Oregon tiipiuts, 21oj Daisies,
nominal; Young Americas, nominal.
BUTTEIt C'rcauiary prints, extras, 85c per
pound; cubes, 32c
PORK Fancy, Jlc per pound.
VBAL Fancy. 14 014 tic per pound.
Staple Groceries,
Local Jobbing quotations:
SALMON Columbia River, one-pound
talis, $2.25 pei dozen; half-pound flats,
$1.40; one-pound flats, $2.46; Alaska, pink,
one-pound tails, hie; silversides, one-pound
talis, $1.25.
HONEY Choice, $3.40 8. 50 per case.
NUTS Walnuts. 144?20c per pound;
Braxli nuts, 20c: filberts, 1415o; almonds.
lucorliSo; peanuts. opoc; cocuanuts, $1 per
dosen: chestnuts, &)ittl0c per pound; pe
cans, 141io.
BEANS Small white, tic; large white,
.t0c; Lima, 6.30c; pink, c; Mexican,
Sisc; bayou, 5c
SUGAR Fruit and berry. $4.80; Honolulu
plantation. $4.75: beet. S4.60: extra C. JU-
powdered, barrels, $5.05.
COFFEE sRoasted, in drums, 16852o per
pound.
SALT Granulated. $14.00 per ton; halt
ground, loos. $10.25 per ton; 60s. $11 per
ton ; dairy, $12.50 per ton.
RICE No.- 1 Japan. uCKc: cheaper
grades. 4Vc; Southern head, 58o.
DRIED FRUITS Apples. lOo per pound;
apricots. 12pl4c; peaches, 8011c; prunes,
Italians, 8&10c; currants, Utac; ,-aislns,
loose. Muscatel, 8?4W7i4c; bleached Thomp
son, llic: uubleacbed Sultanas, 5Hc; seed
ed, 0c; dates, Persian. 707)ao per pound;
fard, $1.40 per box.
FIGS Package, 6 oi., 50 to box, $1.85;
package. 10 uz., 3 2 to box, 80c; white, 23-lb.
box. $1.7J; black, 25-lb. box, $1.76; black.
60-lb. box. $2.50; black. 10-lb. box. $1.15;
Calarab candy figs, 20-lb. box, $3; Smyrna,
per box $1.60.
YARD RUN IS RECORD
Over Ten Thousand Head of
Stock Unloaded.
MARKET HOLDING FIRM
Provisions.
HAMS 10 to 12-pound, 1S 3 10Ac; 12
to 14-pound, 18ttPl94ic; 14 to 18-pound.
18aiUc; skinned. layAo; picnic, u; boiled,
22c.
2ACON Fancy, 282Tc; standard. 210
DRY SALT CURED Bacon, 18H20c;
short clear backs, 14 916c; exports. 160
161,3c; strips, 16&17HC
LARD Tierce basis: Pure. 13K018tc;
compound, 10 He
OH
Oils.
-Barrels. 13 He;
cases,
COAL
20 c.
GASOLINE Bulk, 16c; cases,
spirit, bulk, 18c; cases. 28c.
UNSEED OIL Raw. barrels, 61; boiled.
uonoia. eje; raw, cases, oOo; boiled, cases.
17H
S3o; motor
6Sc.
TURPENTINE
tanks, 61c
-In case. 68o per gallon;
ISO
Hops. Wool and Hides.
HOPS lula crop, prime and choice,
lUc: 1814 contracts. 14 d 15a.
PELTS Dry, 10c; dry short wool, 7c: dry
shearings, 10o; green shearings. 10c I salted
lights. uo7oc; salted heavy, 75v0o.
HIDES Baited hides, 12Hc per pound;
salt kip, 13c; salted calf. 19c; green hides,
lllic; dry hides, 23c; dry calf, 23c; salbsd
bulls, Sc per pound; green bulls, 7c
WOOL Valley, ltitol7c; Eastern Oregon,
10(0 15c.
MOHAIR 1813 clip, 2&27e per pound.
CASCARA BARK. Old and new. 5c per
pound.
CfRAIN BAGS In car- lots, 88Hc.
Stvloe of All Classes Advance JUdel,
Cattle and sbeep Sell at Full
Prices liatubav Again
Bring $6.75.
All records were broken for Uvoelock. re
ceipts at tbe Portland Union Stockyards
yesterday. One hundred carloads of stock
amounting to 10,173 head arrived. In spite
or tba big run the market was firm through
out, and hog prices advanced a nickel.
titeera sold at last week's prices. Two
prime loads brought S. The bulk of sales
were at 17. SO to $7.84. Cows sold firm $
to $6.65, and bulls at the old price.
Ihe top of the hog market was lifted to
!.( eight toads selling at that figure.
An equal number of loads were taken at
$8.60. Heavy hogs showed a similar ad
vance.
Firmness prevailed In the sheep division.
A small load of yearling wethers brought
$S. Three loads of ewes were sold, but none
went over $4.25. The best iambs again
brought 8S.7S.
Receipts were 1168 cattle, 1 alf, 46S8
hogs and 4S1 sheep.
Shippers were: Phillips and Coleman,
Baker, t car cattle; Ed Coles, Hainesw 4
cars cattle; B. F- Keeler. Pendleton, 1 car
cattio; Frank W. Burke. Burley, S cars cat
tle; Ball Sc Kenyon, Ontario, 2 cars cattle;
Henry Eldredge. Ontario. 1 car cattle; E.
H. Davis. Nampa, 1 car cattle; S. Pinkbam,
Nampa, 1 car cattle; Frank Dodson, Nampa,
i cars cattle; K. L. Wiley, Joseph, a cars
cattle; J. E. Reynolds, La Grande. 2 cars
cattle; M. 8. Mayfield. Terrebonne. 1 car
cattle; J. H. Gray, Terrebonne. 1 oar cattle:
Charles Hoyd. Bend, 1 car cattle; Miller &
Lux. Echo, IS cattle to Union Meat Com
pany; Mike Rund, Baker, 2 cars cattle; H.
O. Powell, Baker, 1 car cattle; George El
liott, Baker, 1 car cattle; Independent Meat
Company, Welser, 1 car cattle; Spauldlng
& Vaughn. Baker, 1 car hogs; Davis Bros.,
North Powder. 1 car liogs; J. W. Chandler.
Union Junction, 3 cars hogs: same. Enter
prise, 1 car hogs; same, Wallowa, 1 car
hogs; Victor & Bursell, Central Point, 1 car
hogs; M. Albertson, Peekaboo, 1 car hogs;
I. Johnson, Richfield, 1 car hogs; O. E.
Weed, Burley; same, from Buhl; same, from
Marshfieid; same, from American Falls, a
total of 6 cars of hogs direct to Union
Meat Company; Selver & Weed.' Rupert, 1
car hogs; W. L. Turner. Nampa, 1 car hogs;
J. L. Baker. Caldwell, 1 car hogs; E. Wia
ner, Caldwell, 2 cars hogs; Ward & Har
rington, Caldwell, 2 cars hogs; Sol Dicker
eon, Weiser, 1 car hogs; K. D. Barnes. En
terprise, 3 cars hogs; Kiddle Brothers, Im
bier, 2 cars hogs; it. E. Weant, Vale, 1 car
hogf; M, S. Carlson, Armstead, 1 oar hogs;
J. B. Watson, Eatou, 1 car sheep; MoCuily
& Rumble, Joseph, 3 cars sheep: W. E.
Boder, Joseph, z cars sheep; w. L. Lewis.
Central Point, 1 car sheep; pay F. Weeks,
Parmar, 2 cars sheep: J. A. Hlgglns, Par
mar, 1 car sheep; Walter M. Burrows, Dil
lon. 8 cara.shep, direct to Union Meat Com
pany; c. W. Corner, Haines, 1 car cattle
and hogs; J. M. Evans, Caldwell, 2 cars
cattle and hogs; J. w. Chandler, Island
City. 1 car cattle and hogs; C. O. Roice,
Eden, 1 car cattle and hogs; Albert Hill,
Payette. 3 cars cattle, talves and hogs.
Alio uay a sales were as follows:
Coffee and riugmr.
NEW YOHK, Feb. 10. Smaller Brazilian
coffee receipts seemed to be attributd part
ly to unfavorable weather and failed to
Inspire much buying In today's market. The
opening was dull at a decline of 4 to 0
points, and active months sold 7 to 9 points
net lower during tho early trading, in re
sponse to disappointing cables and reports
of lower cost and freight offers. A rally
to within 2 or 3 points of Saturday's closing
figures followed on covering, but the mar
ket weakened agnin under renewed liquida
tion, closing steady, but from 5 to 0 points
net lower. Sales, 43,500. Februarv. 0.14c;
March, 8.18n; May, H.40c; Julv, a.flbc; Sep
tember, 0.70c; October, 0.81c; December.
w.t0o.
iipot. quiet: Rio, Xo.
4. 12Hc. Mild coffee
16c. nominal.
Raw sugar quiet. Muscovado, 2.08c; cen.
trlfugal, 3.4Sc; molasses, 2.73c; refined,
quiet.
7. 9y,c; Santos, No.
dull; Cordova, 33
easy, 8.95
(21 7a
Metal Markets.
NEW "YORK, Feb. 18. Lead
e.OG: London, 19 Ts ed.
Spelter quiet, 5.35 c& 5.45; London,
6d.
Copper, dull. Standard, spot, 14.12 V-
14.62; May. 14.12H 14.50; electrolytic.
14.87 'i; lake, nominal; casting, 14.62H
14.75.
Tin easy. Spot, 40.354O.75; April, 40.100
40.35.
Antimony dull. Cookson's. 7.25.
Iron steady. No. 1 Northern, 15. 0O 13.50;
No. 3 Northern, 14.75 15.25; No. 1 South
ern. 14.7B15.S5; No. 1 Southern soft, 14.73
4J 15.25.
CRATER LAKE PARK BOOMED
Southern Pacific to 5 Cake
Mow for Tourists.
Resort
Crater Lake will be made the Mecca
of tourists this year and every year
hereafter. If the efforts of the Southern
Pacific passenger department are of
any avail.
John 11. Scott, ' general passenger
agent for the Southern Pacific, com
pleted arransements yesterday for pub
lishing; rates over a diverse routine;
that will permit travelers to visit
Crater Lake National Park and pass
some time there without any extra rail
road chargre. Fassengrera will be able
to leave the train at Medford.. on the
southbound trip, go to the lake and to
Chiloquin, on the Xatron-Klamath cutoff
norm or Klamath Kails. Through tick
ets will be honored over this route.
Northbound passengers can gro to Chilo
quin and connect with the railroad
again at Medford.
ROAD PRESIDENT IS GUEST
Transportation Club Invites Mr. Gil-
-nian to Luncheon Today.
L. C. Gilman. president of the North
Bank and affiliated Hill railroads, will
be the geust of honor and principal
speaker at the regular bi-weekly
luncheon of the Portland Transporta
tion Club at the Multnomah Hotel at
noon today. W. D. Skinner, trarfie
manager of the roads of which Mr. Gil.
man is president, will be chairman of
the day.
As this will be Mr. Gilman's first ap
pearance before the club since he came
to Portland, officers -'of the club ex
pect a large attendance.
The Transportation Club's monthly
dance and card party will be crlven In
tha clubrooms on Tuesday evening,
February 24.
More than 85,000 school ohlldren were
tsugbt to swim - In London last year.
1 steer
3 steers
1 cow
1 cow ,
1 cow .
1 cow
1 steer
23 steers
1 calf .
4 cows
3 steers
2 steers
2 steers
2 steers
9 steers
1 bull .
1 cow .
1 cow .
20 steers
3 cows
1 cow
1 cow
1 steer
1 4 steers
24 steers
25 steers
23 steers
4 steers
1 cow .
2 cows .
1 cow .
1 steer ,
1 cow .
85 lambs
l calf ... .
Ro lambs . .
lambs ..
125 ewes . . .
1 lamb ...
102 hogs .. .
7 hogs . . .'
157 lambs ..
44 hoga . . .
2 hogs ...
- 2 hogs ...
S hogs .. .
1 hog ....
12 ewes .
H3 ewes . . .
33 yearlings
100 hogs ,. .
S'O hogs ...
107 hogs .. .
1 hog ....
98 hoss .. .
81 hogs .. .
2 hogs ...
108 hogs .. .
1 hog ....
110 hogs .. .
3T hogs .. .
1 hog .
99 hoss .. .
34 hogs .
0 hogs
2 hogs .
4 hogs .
13 hogs .
SO hogs .
Wt Price.
1120 7.70
.1150
. .1130
.. 960
.. 940
..1O0O
. .1100
.1184
. . r.60
. . 98S
. 873
. S10
.1095
.1085
.1037
..1070
. . 20
. . 1455
.1124
. .1133
. . 920
.. 950
,.120
.1106
.1342
. 1120
.1153
.. 005
. .1210
. .I1S3
. .12S0
. .1060
. .1030
.. 80
. . 7S0
.. 88
.. &8
. . 83
.. . 80
. . 1 S3
. .' 10
.. 00
. . 120
. . 445
.. lao
. . 194
.. 410
.. 118
121
87
157
214
169
040
190
398
290
16
340
1S2
227
430
17
102
403
::0
ISO
115
203
70
6.50,
5.00
6.00
6.75I
7.0o
7.6bj
6.50!
5.75
6.75
6.75
7.20;
7.20
7.20
5.50
5.501
8.001
8.0 01
6.251
tt.Zol
24 steers
25 steers
25 steers
27 steers
23 steers
1 cow .
1 cow
7 steers
2U steers
26 steers
27 steers
2 7 steers
26 steers
27 steers
25 steers
25 steers
25 steers
1 bull .
13 steers
Ibull .
1 bull
6.0O1 IS steers
7.2i 7 steers
7.251 hogs
7.60 89 hogs
7.601 56 hogs
7.701112 hogs .
7.25 62 hogs
G.25jl91 lamns
6.00; 1 hogs .
5.o0 73 hogs
6.75' 12 hogs ,
6.501250 ewes ,
B.73,108 hogs .
9.00. 1 hog . .
0.75 1 hog . .
0.75; 2 hogs .
3.501 97 hogs ,
5.30 1 hog . ,
8.65) 1 hog , .
8.00 10 hogs .
.10 10 hogs .
8.10:240 lambs
i.w z nogs .
1 hog . .
71 hogs .
17 steers
5 steeijs
1 cow . .
2 steers
.OOi
S.OOI
8.10
S.SOi
4.00i
6. OOi
8.60) V steers
8.i
7.50
8.65
8.5i
8.05
8.W
g.lO
- cows
1 cow .
4 cows
2 cows
1 calf .
1 steer
2 steers
2 steers
8.46J 12 steers
8.35 23 steers
2)3 steers
15 steers
, 2 bulls
2 bulls
1 stag .
6 Co us
1 cow .
Wt. Trice.
. .1124 S.O0
..1198 i.OH
. .12T0
. .1104
. .1434
.. .1080
...1320
. . 881
. .1218
. .1120
. .1030
. .1150
. .1033
. .1125
. .1155
. .1308
. .1181
.. .1030
. .1111
...1740
. ..1510
..1132
. .1881
. .. 30
.. 173
, .. 206
. . 188
. .. 198
. . 87
.. 12
.. 151
. . 300
. . 90
. . 178
. . 220
. . 820
. . 1!0
.. 197
. . 300
.. 240
. . 1 2
. . 120
. . 7U
. . 313
. . 840
. . 183
, .1100
. .1106
. .1210
. .1230
. .1258
. .1225
. .1050
. .1070
. .1210
.. 120
. .1500
. . 965
..1245
. .1163
. . 947
. . JOH3
. .1082
. .1010
. .1455
. ..1350
.. 948
.. 960
8.101
8.601
8.50
7.051
8.151
8.651
S.OOj
S.OOj
The official yard report of receipts
shipments In January and sources of
eipts follows:
Receipts -
Railroads-
O.-W. -R. N.
tEast) 43,13 IB
. Pac 1R4 5
P. & B 228 1
No. Pac 7 3
Oregon Elect '25
Boat 24
llrlven in 81 9
7.80
7.50
7.S0
5.00
6.00
7.60
7. 35
7.20
7.90
7.90
7.90
7.S0
7.65
7.65
7.65
5.50
7.60
5.50
6.O0
7.65
7.35
7.50
8.60
8.65
8.65'
8.63
6.5-1
8.00
K.60
4.25
8.60
S.lo
7.00
8.10
S.63
7.65
8.15
8.15
8.50
6.35
8.10
7.00
8.60
7.33
6.50
4.00
7.35
7.65
5.75
7.00
7.25
6.75
9.00
7.40
6.7J
7.00
7.40
.73
7.50
7.23
5.50
5.50
5.50
6.65
5.50
and
re-
Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep
1T,T4
4,790
1,415
25,000
1,328
1,174
449
" ' 2l"f
Total receipts.
Increase for mo.
TJecreaae for mo.
Av, wgt. hogs...
Shipments
O.-W. K. & N.
(Kast)
O.-W. R. &
(North) ..
So. Pac
R. P. & S. . .
No. Pac. . . .
Boats
Driven out. ..
872
iois
N.
3559
138
3
185
21
30O8
24.647
3,585
197
5S3
7,460
112
043
516
28,228
10.551
8,394
3
260
648
119
16.048
Total shipm'ts 4962
Origin
Oregon 2S20
Idaho 1039
Washington .... 167
Montana 124
Utch 77
Callfornia 45
25 15,828
30 24,641 S3.472
15
15
4
15,225
&4K8
T378
695
'so ii
16.950
6.354
1.840
3,084
Total 4872.
37
Current local quotations on
classes of livestock follow:
Prime steers -
Choice steers
Meuium steers ................
Choice cows
Medium cows ................ .
Heifers
Light calves ..................
Heavy calves ..................
Bulls
Stugs .....,..,...........,
Hogs
Light ,
Heavy ........................
Sheep
Wethers ......................
Ewes'
Lambs
4,047 28.228
the various
.$7.60()8.00
. 7.4041) 7.00
. 7.00(iii 7.23
. 6.25 4i 6.75
. 6.00 y 6.25
. 6.00 k
. 8.00 w
. 6.00 (f
. 4.00 fff
. 6.00 &
7.00
9.00
7.50
5.00
7.00
. T.73fi
. .7.00W
. 5. 00 (Si
. 3.50 Ot
. 5.000
8.65
7.65
6.00
4.75
6.75
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16. Hogs Receipts 40,
000, market slow, steady to five cents
above Saturday's dose. Bulk, tS.558.C5;
light, 8.40y 8.70; mixed, 88.35(8.70; heavy
8.3O8.70; rough. 8.308.45; pigs, $7.50
P8.50.
Cattle Receipts 25.000. market slow
Beeves. $7.009.50: Texas steers, $6.80
8.00; Western steers, 6. 60 (gj 7.85 ; stockers
and feeders, $5.308.00; cows and heifers
3. 6098.50; calves. $7.50 10.60.
Sheep Receipts 40,000. market steady to
10c lower. Native and Western $4 70
9.50; yearlings. $5.65 7.00 ; lambs, native,
86.7567.75; Western. $6.76 87.80.
Omaha Livestock Market.
BOL'TH OMAHA. Neb., Feb. .16. Hogs
Receipts 8800, market strong. Heavy, 8.35
(SS.50; light, 88.10 8.40: piss. 17.00 8.00;
bulk of sales, 8.258.45.
Cattle Receipts 7200, market lower. Na
tive steers, f7.25g.et cows and heifers,
J6.OOS8.00; Western steers, 86.S38.00:
Texas steers. $5.85 & 7.15; range cows and
heifers, $5.78 (6' 7.00; calves, $7.854fl0.2e.
Uheep Iteoelpts 16,500, market lower.
Yearlings, 85.80igs.50; wethers, $5.2S5.75;
lambs. . 7.60.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices Quoted at the Bay City on Fruits,
Vegetables, Etc ,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16. Fruit Pine
apples, $1.50 2.25; apples, Newtown Pip
pins. $1.50 Sf2; Hoover. $1.25 1.50; No. 2,
0cl; Mexican limes, $5.50(6.50; Cali
fornia lemons. $1.751. 25.
Potatoes Kiver Uelta whites, Ooa$1.0S;
Oregon Burbanks, $ltrl.S5; sweets, $1.25
to 1.60.
Vegetables Cucumbers, hothouse, $2.75(3
8: green peas, 6gil0a; s trine beans, nominal;
eggplant, nominal.
Onions Oregon, $3.25 8.40.
Butter Fancy creamery, S6iic; seconds,
tta. ,
Eggs Fancy ranch, 24c; store, 32c
Cheese New, ISUQltc; Young Americas,
- Receipts Flour, 880S Quarter sacks; bar
ley, 4630 centals; potatoes, 3685 sacks; hay,
13 tons.
Money, Exctuuse, Etc
NEW YORK, Feb. 18. Call money steady.
142; ruling rate, 13e; closing. 1"2.
Time loans steady; CO das. 2s23k; 90
days. 2j3; six months, 3Uk35j.
Mercantile paper, 3Htr4; sterling ex
change strong; 60 days $4.8375: demand,
$4.8.'i70; commercial bills, $4.82.
Bar silver, 57 C.
Mexican dollars. 45e. '
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds
heavy.
LONDON, Feb. 16. Bar silver steady,
i Hd per ounce.
Money, 1 per cent
Short bills. 3 per cent; three months'
bills. 32 per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16. Silver bars,
576c-
. Mexican dollars, 47c.
Drafts, sight 3 4s, telegraph 60.
Sterling on London, 60 days. 34.83;
sight, $4.85. ' .
' Dried Fruit at New York.
NBW YORK, Feb. 16. Mvaporated ap
ples, quiet and firm; fancy, 11012,Wc;
choice, 14f9c; prime, Slife'Sc.
Prunes, firm; California, 3"12e; On-
Peaches, steady; choice, 60ttc; extra
choice, 6 H (b) 7c ; fancy, 7 8c.
STOCK LIST WORKS DOWN
MANY ISSUES ARE LOWERED 0H
OR TWO POINTS.
Setback Dnf to Snspraslon ef Freight
Rate Inrre-ase by Interstate
Commerce- Co in ml mm on.
NEW YORK. Feb. 18. After several weeks
of hesitation and growing; dullness, during
which the level of prices was almost sta
tionary, the stock market moved out of
its narrow groove today and, turned down
ward decisively. It was tbe most positive
movoment of the year which forced man'
stocks down from 1 to 2 points. Trading
was more active on the downward swing,
and after the force of Uie selling move
ment had spent itself, the market failed to
exhibit recuperative powers .and no sub
stantial recovery was effected.
The sharp break was ascribed primarily
to the further suspension by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, until September 12,
Of the 5 per cent Increase of freight rates
by the Kastern roads. This action was In
terpreted by traders ss ending hopes of a
speedy increase In rates.
An unsettling Influence was th softness
of Mteel, which had been conspicously firm
for several days. This stock was unloaded
in large amounts, Extensive European sell
ing accelerated the decline.
Western Union was strona- anri hpiu-a nn
the report that American Telephone's hold
ings of the stock would be turned over to
a syndicate. Instead of being thrown on
Hie market. Copper shares derived no bene
fit from the fortnightly reDort. ahnwlnc a
decrease In European visible supplies.
ronus wore unaer pressure, although some
low-priced Issues rallied. Total sales nai
value. $2,865,000. United States bonds were
Inactive.
CLOSING STOCIC QUOTATIONS
Reported by J. C. Wilson & Co.. Lewis bide.
Sales. High. Lnw.
loo 20 . 25 1.
8900 nit, bo's,
HMt 92ii !2i
uuO l2 92
10O 45 45
3011 102'.i 101
900 6S Vi 68 V
Description-
Amalc Copper -. .
Am Beet tiugar.
Am tan (jo......
do pfd
Am Car Fdy
Am Cotton Oil . . .
Am .Smelt pfd . . .
Am Smelt
Am Sugar
tio pfd
Am Tel & Tel Co.
Am Tobacco ....
Anuconou. .......
Atl Coast Ltne...
Santa Fe
Bait & -Ohio..
Brook R T...
Can Pacific com
1100 ISIS, ' 119&
. IHOO
. 400
. 1500
. .Si;o
. 1200
6800
C & 0 2200
c & i W
C & N W
C M & Wt P 2000
Central Leather. .10300
Cent of N J
Chino l.-.oo
Col Fuel & Iron. 400
col southern
Cons Oas . . .
r a l, w. . .
D & R G
Distilling Secur.. 500
Erie .j IOOO
Gen Electric .... 500
G N Ore
t N pfd 6000
111 Central noo
Interboro 100
do pfd . 400
Int Harvester -
K C Southern
37
124 Vi
98 7
92 4i
92 H
213.
64 "A
102
35
43 4
32
:: .
124
98
91 'i
92 Hi
213
03
103
53H
42'4
32
300 13414 135
194
30 K
148V.
132 H
Jll
354
61
1814
29
148 U
isik'
111
15
0 j
400 2 V.
Lehigh Valley .. 2OO0 150
i.ouis iNasn.... uou . loo?
Mexican Cent '
Soo Line 100 134 14
Mo K & T 4(H) .25 Mi
Mo Pacific 200O 2654
National Lead
National Biscuit. OOO 1354
do pfd
N Y Central
N T Ont & W. ..
Norfolk & West..
North Pacific...
Pacific Mall ....
Pacific T 4b T...
do pfd
Pennsylvania ....
Peoples lias
Reading ; . .8850O
Repub S & 1 16O0
rto'K island . 4100
S P Com 11400
Southern Ry .... 3TOO
Texas Oil .20100
I'nion Pac pfd... 400
U S Steel Cor 68500
do pfd 800
Wabash
West Union 103O0
Westinghouse . . . 800
Wis Central
Total shares, S43.400.
BONDS. -Reported
by Overbeck & Cooke Co 'Board
ot ;iraaa building, Portland
7300
2K
U'OO
18 OO
300
4500
10O
89H
'-'8
1044
116V4
2694
112
1221-4
107
20
7i
. 96 'i
26 i
102
85
66 4
110m
"
70,4
25 v4
149 T
185
134 ii
25 M
135"
"so"
23 4
10331
315-2
2654
111 '4
122
10
25 V..
95 Hi
-'
751
24
30,
02 4.
44 i
1U1
6S,'i
106 '4
112i
3 21V.
244
30
12.1
98
92 V4
92
:i3
63
13Vs
135 Vi
102
33
305
m
2(1
i:!4Vi
894
15
18
29
147 Vi
36 V4
131
111
15
60
107
25 V4
150
135
11
134V4
25 Vi
26
49
134 V
120
80
C8V4
103
115
2.5
27 Vi
87
111
122 '4
160
25 V4
7
9Bt4
26
Hil ini?i
84 Ms
65 V4
109
64
70
65
109
2
6"4
70
43
Bid.
95
49
91
416
102
44
Atchison general 4s
Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s.
B O gold 4s
Ches & Ohio 4s
C M & St P gen 4V4s
a n 1 coi 4i
Cal Gas 5s
C B vi joint 4s 91
Erie general 4s 73 V4
Int Met 4Ws , 7
Louisville & Nash nnl 4s 95
Missouri Pacific 4s 0O
NYC gen 3V4s 84
N A W 1st con 4s 94
Northern Pacific 4s 93 Vi
Oregon Short Line ref 4s 94
93
Oregon Ry Nav 4s
pacific Tel 5s.
Penna con 4s 100
Reading general 4s 95
St I, & S F ref 4s 77 -i
Southehrn Pacific ref 4s 92
Southern Pacific col 4s......... 92
Southern Railway 5s 105
Southern Railway 4s.. 75
Vnion pacific 1st and ref 4s.... 94
United States Steel 5s 102
West Shore 4s 93
Wabash 4s OS
Westinghouse Eiec conv 5s 74
Wisconsin Central 4s 8M
United States 2s registered 9S
United States 2s coupon 98
Unite.! States 3s registered 102
United States "s coupon 102
United States 4s registered 111
United states 4s coupon 112
Asked.
- 95
94
91
97
103
44
1(4
91
78
78
93
61
84
94
98
94
94
98
100
95
77
93
3 V4
3 05
76
59
102
99 "
74
89 'A
99
99
103
iii
Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON, Keb. 16. Closing quotations:
Allouez 41'Nevada. Con .... 16
Amalg Copper.. 75!Njpissing Mines.
A Z L & Sm... 19 North Butte 30
Arizona Com .. 3 i. North Lake 2
Cal & Arizona.. 6S(old Dominion... 52
Cal & Hecla....450 iOeceola 82
Centennial 17 Quincy 06
Cop Ran Con Co 30 (shannon 7
E Butte Cop M. 12 I.Superior 31 Vi
Franklin 4iSup & Bos Min.. 2
Granby Con ... 87 Vi Tamarack 39
Greene Cananea. 30 u s S R & M... 42
T Royalle (Cop) 22i do preferred... 48
Kerr Lake 4 'Utah Con 3:i
Lake Copper.... 9 Utah Copper Co.-55
I-a Salle Copper 5WIr.ona 4
Miami Copper... 23 1 Wolverine 46
Mohawk 4 (
ADVANCE IS STEADY
Chicago Reflects Firmness of
Foreign Wheat Market.
GAINS SCORED AT CLOSE
Export Business Reported to Be In
Progress at DuluLU Corn Moves
Up -In ijjiuimlhy and Oats
A re S u pported .
CHICAGO. Feb. 16. Wheat prices today
showed unvarying firmness, the result
chietly of 'Muropean markets gradually
working higher. Closing quotations here
were steady at to c pet advance. Corn
finished unchanged to a sixteenth up and
oats with a gain of a shade, but provisions
were off 2 Vi 5 to 7 c.
Sunsplcion that export business xvas in
progress at uluta formed an element of
the strength that characterized wheat.
Not much selling pressure could be put
on corn, higher cables and the firmness of
wheat being too serious handicaps for the
bears.
Oats had fair support, mainly from shorts.
Packers aud other longs made tree offers
of provisions. As a result, the market gave
-way, regardless of an upward slant in the
price of bogs.
The leading futures ransred as follows:
, WHEAT.
Open. High.
... .93 $ .94
... .BS-fc .S
CORN.
... .5 .65
... .64 .65
OATS.
39 .39
... .39 .39
MESS PORK.
21.82 21.63
LARD.
...11.00 11.00 io.r
...11.20 11.20 11.12 lLlS
SHORT RIBS.
...ii.5 n.67 n.aavi
. ..1LS2V4 11.82. 11.75
1 ash orlces were:
Wneat, No. 2 red, 0rt(897c: No. 3 red, 94S
95c; No. 2 hard. 92,uS9Sn: No. 3 hard.
92c: No. 3 Northern. 9494c; No. 3
Northern. 9293c;'No. 2 Spring, 938c;
o. a epnng, i v-1 -
Corn. No. 3. 59lc: No. 3 -white. 30
64c; No. -i yellow, 60 !.:.
May
July
May
July
May
July
May ...
May
July
May
July
LOW.
.93
88.
.65
.64
39
.39
Close
.93
.88
.65
.64
.39
39
:i.72 21.77
10.95
11.6S
11.80
Karofieeui Grain Markets.
LOT DO V. Kob. Is. Cargoes on passage
Iirm.
Kngllsh country markets steady; French
country markets steady.
LIVERPOOL, Keb. I. -i Wneat Spot
nrm. futures nrru. March, 7s 3d; May,
7s 2d; July. 7s 3d.
Minneapolis Grans Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, yeb. 16 Wheat No. t
nara,' V4c: .no. 1 Kortnern.- 'tf'JSc;
No. 2 Northern, 906x'91c: No. 3 wheat.
87(iK89:: May. 91lc; July, 92 Vac.
War ley 4uB6c.
Flax 1.52Viil.54.
San Kranvisco Whaat Market.
SAN" FRANCISCO, Feb. 16. Spot quota
tions; Walla Walla, $1.58 &il.60; red Rus
sian. 41.30 VI fiii 1.37 : Turkey red. SI. 60(3
1.62: blnesteni. $1.65((1.67: feed barley,
$ 1.10(a-1.1 2 : brewlnir barley, nominal;
white oats. Sl.au r I.K-J y. ; nran. f-j:t.uU;
middlings. S:j0'"31: shorts. S25.50'u26.
Call board: Wheat nrm. No trading. Bar
lev weak: December, $1.11 bid. $1.12
asked; May, $1.11 bid. $1.12 asked.
Puget Sound Wheat Markets.
SKATTT.J3, Wash.. Feb. 16. Wheat Blue
stem, 97c: fortyfold. 89c; club, 88c; fife,
83c: red Russian. 87c.
Yesterday's car receipts Whest 13, oats
3, hay 30, flour is.
TACOMA. Wash., Feb. IS.- Wheat Blue-
stem, 98c; fortyfold, 8S c; club. 8Sc; red,
37c
Car receipts wheat 14, hay 2.
' Hops, JStc, at New York,
NKW YORK, Feb. !. llnps. steady;
slate common to choice, 1913, 401?46c; 1912V
2l24o: Pauitlc Coast 1913, 2135c; 1912,
20220.
Hides, steady; Bogota, 32$S3c; Central
America, 32e.
Petroleum steady: refined New "York hulk,
15.25; barrels. $8.75; cases, $11.25.
Wool, steady; domestic fleece, XX Ohio,
26 27 c.
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Feb. 16. Turpentine,
firm, 4oc. Sales, 60; receipts, 21; shipments,
79c; stocks, 18,508.
Rosin, firm. Kales. HIT; receipts, 1642;
shipments. 1X8S: stocks, 134.866. Quote: A,
B. C. I. E, $4.15: V i. H. $4.17; I. $4.20;
K. $4.40: M, $5.23; N, $0.25; WO, ?6.4o;
WW. $6.80. '
Chicago Hairy Produce.
CHICAGO, Feb. IS. Butter higher.
Creameries. 22 (ai 29c.
iggs higher. Receipts Sn80 cases; at
mark, cases included 2527c; ordinary
firsts, 2Sc2Sc; firsts, 273f27c.
Cheese steady. Daisies, 17!&17c; twins,
17f$17c: Americas, 1718c; long horns,
17(817c
Duluth Unseed Market.
DTJLUTH. Keb. 16. Linseed. 11.53
1.63; May, $1.53;. July. $1.67.
Elgin Butter Market.
ELGIN, Ills. Feb. 16. Butter firm.
30o.
Hops at London.
LONDON, Feb. lS.-J-Hops Pacific Coast.
4 10s.
DR. THORNTON PLANS TRIP
Physician Bitten by Mad Dog Will
Make Voyage for Health.
Dr. Edgar H. Thornton 'will leave
Portland Thursday on a three months'
trip for the benefit of his health.
His daughter. Miss Florence Pauline
Corlnne Thornton, will accompany him.
Mr. Thornton will gro by boat to San
Kranclsco and from there will take a
vessel sailing March 5. He expects to
return the middle of May.
Dr. Thornton was bitten by the same
rabies-infected dog that was responsi
ble for the death of Frank Griffith last
July. Dr. Thornton applied Iodine
rapidly to the wound, and Dr. Calvin
White telegraphed to New York for a
supply of the Pasteur serum, which ar
rived in time to prove efficacious, but
the mental strain following the death
of Mr. Griffith proved almost more than
the doctor could bear.
COUPLE WEDJN STATION
First Ceremony Performed at New
Police Headquarters.
Wedding- bells rang for the first time
in the new Police Station yesterday.
THE
SOUND
BUSINESS
SENSE
of Portland's Sum
mer guests Mali be
favorably a 1 1 r a ct
ed by the miles and
miles of
BITULITHIC
PAVING
LADD STILTON BANK
Capital
Surplus
Established 1859.
.$1,000,000
. 1,000,000
Commercial and' Savings Accounts
OFFICERS.
JiJiift?d',Pir"BLdent-. ' Robert a Hrward, Asst. Cashier.
Inward Cookfnsharn Vlce-Pres. J. W. Laaa, Asst. Cashier.
W. H. Dunckley. Cashier. Walter M. Cook, Asst. Cashier. '
Corner Washington and Third Streets
irst Nationa,
I Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus $1,000,000
Oldest National Bank West of the Rocky
Mountains
COSNEK FIRST AND WASHINGTON STS.
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ON Hi CLASS CABIN (H nl THIKT-l.'f,Aj PaJUMfUSOlS W.t .
fXOfHAMBEAV Feb. -i CUIC.AiO Ma?, 14
C. W. Ktinjtw. 80 th at.j A. 1. f'liai-lton, ii3 .Morriwir K. M. Taylor,
t'. M. Ht. P. Ry. I l)nrtry B. Hmlth, U 5th 1. A, '. Hhcldon, 1A0 Ha
H. Illcknoa, 348 Waahlnsioa xt. I N )rlli Iiulik Jiratl, filjl ami HturU (. J;.
1. WaJlutr. SMcent UuiuB Patlflo Kuilnr.
when Municipal Judge Stevotisott mar
ried Ida Jane Kumpf und Roy A, Mo
Innis. City Attorney Stadter nnd tSp-
cial Traffic Officer Coffin wltnesofl
the ceremony. Neal Crounns, elork of
the Municipal Court, wos th only
g-uest.
JudKe Stevenson annount-ed that the
$5 rtiarrlagre fee would bio to tha fund
for the assistance of paroled prisoners.
J. C. WILSON & CO.
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AT OOTTO
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' jrlW YORK STOCK KXCHANOK,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAIK,
NEW YORK COTTON KXCUANGB,
Tint STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SAN J-RANC'ltiCO,
POBTIaAND orncE:
Irwia Building, 269 Oak Streeli,
Phones Marshall 4120. A 4187,
TRATKLERs' UVTDaU
STEAMSHIP
Sails Direct for
SAX FRAXCISrO, LOS AGEI,ES AND
SAX D1KGO
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY IS, 2:30 P, M.
SAX FRAXflSCO. PORTLAND & LOS
AiVGKI.ES STKAMSHIH CO.
(With Denvrr & Hlo Cirande R. It.)
FRANK BOLLAH. Arrat.
12-4 Third Strict. A 4.".iM(, Alain 20.
UAlll, liiU UK JA.M.1U). b A. '!'.
MON1EV I1KO AliD UOSARIO I
. Kew and Fast (12.600 ton) PamnitT 8trmcrs
irom New Yor erery alternats Samrrtny.
For rates, etc., apply local ticket A rents, or
COOS BAT LINK.
Steaauaip Breakwater
Sails from Alnnworth dock, Portland, at
P. M. every Tueaaay evonlns. Freight re
ceived ontll 12 O'CLOCK (NOON) UN BAIL
ING DAY. Pasaennor fare; Kli tio.
econd-claaa (men only), 97. inuludias
berth and meaU. Ticket office at LOWEri
AINSWORTH DOCK. I'ORTLANIi c COOS
BAY STEAMSHIP LINE. L. H. KEATING,
Aseat. Phones Main KsOO. A
ft aii' .ina-t'mliiiiriaBii
LI LiRcYAL Mail Steamships
"The Line of G3odService"
SCEKIC ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE
The NEW" TURBINE Quadruple-Screw
S. S. "ALSATIAN" and
S. S. "CALGARIAH"
LARGEST FINEST - FASTEST
CANADIAN ROUTE
3 WEEKLY SAILINGS MONTREAL-QUEBEC'
LI VERPOOL-GLASGOtV-MAV RE-L0ND0H
Ocean Passage Lss Than 4 Days.
Summer reservation hst3 now open. Early bookinjra
reconirnentlorl. Send for descriptive Booklet "G.
For full partieulare as to sailings, rate, etc.. apply
to Local Agent
r ALLAN CO.. ?eneral Acenta.
1Z7 North Dearborn Street. Chicsge
TO
SAN FRANnprO. I.OS AKGXUi
A'I SAN DIEGO
S. S. YUCATAN
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18.
COOS BAY AL EUREKA
S. S. ALLIANCE
SIXDAY, FEB. 15, S P. M.
NORTH PACIFIC 6TEAMSHXP CO.
122-A THIRD STREET "
Phones Muin and.. A 1214.
AUSTRALIA
TAHITI AND NEW ZEALAND.
Round Trip Kates: Int cla to Tahiti $U53,
to WelUueton S267.50, to Sydney $300.
Special Pacific Ocean Tour ttncltxHng
South ea lsles, lt clare.
Round the "World Rates on application.
Regular through service from San Francisco.
S. S. Moans (10.00(1 tons) sails -alarch 4
S. S. Aorangl (lu.oOO tons) sails April 1
S. S. Tahiti (12.ft"K tons) sails April 2'J
Send for painplilet.
Union Steamship Co. of New Zealand, Ltd
Office: 879 Market street. San Francisco, or
local B. S. and R. R. aeects.
EXPRESS STEAMERS I'OK
San Frsnrisc-o and loa Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE. a
S. S. BEAR Kalla 4 P. M., leb. SO.
S. S. REAVER, Iel. S3.
THE SAN I'RAX'll-CO I'OKTI.AND S. a,
CO. Tlcfct-t Office. U.I and Wa.hina
ton, with O.-W. R. N. C-w
1-houe Mar.uali o0V. A Ua
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