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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1L 1914.
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CHINESE EGG TRADE
Sixty-Five Cars Will Be Stored
on Pacific Coast.
TAKE PLACE OF EASTERN
Shipments Arc Now Com ins 1'roin
Northern Part of That Country. '
Vancouver Is Receiving
Bulk of Supplies.
According to figures compiled by authori
ties on tha subject, 65 cars, or 1!,;1009 cases,
of Chine eggs will go into etoraae on the
Pacific Coast at various points from Los
Ansoles to Seattle this Spring. This will
represent practically all the Importations
from now on, as very few of the foreign
6gs go into immediate consumption.
The Cardingshire, which reached Vancou-
ver. B. C. from the Orient yesterday,
brougn 6100 castas of Chinese ess, of which
J? 100 cases aro coming to Portland to bo
morcd. Two more steamers are en route,
bringing a total of between 35,000 and Ifi,
000 cases. The next C. P. It. steamer will
have 2500 cases, which arc for San Fran
cisco importers. So far as known these
. are all the Chinese eggs that have been
engaged
The e?gs now coining are from Northern
China, and, according to the United States
Consuls In that country, are of better qual
ity than the Southern China eggs which
were imported earlier in the year. Official
tests made by the City Chemist here have
Patfsflcd the importers on this point.
The quantity of Chinese eggs brought to
the Pacific Coast will probably not be large
enough to have any material effect on the
storage egg market. The Pacific Coast
annually consumes about 500 cars of East
ern storage eggs and the importations will,
therefore, simply result in the Coast using
a smaller quantity of Eastern eggs.
Price conditions will, as formerly, be
governed by the size of the laj in the East
ern and Middle Western states. It is too
early in the season to determine this ques
tion now. Should production in America
be heavy, the speculators who are investing
their money In Chinese eggs will not make
much out of tho deal.
The local egg market was steady yester
day. Dealers cleaned up readily at IR'-i
and It cents and it is believed this price
will prevail for fully week more. There
were shipping orders on the market and the
surplus was stored.
SUGAK .MARKET DOWN 10 CENTS
Coast PHres Respond to Reduction at East
er n Points.
AH grades of refined sugar declined Tt
cms yesterday, following a lO-cent drop in
the Eastern markets on the preceding day.
The course of the refined sugar market ts
due to the weakness of raws. Eastern ad
vices on th subject say:
"This reaction Is the direct result of
presssure to sell under unfavorable condi
tions. The accumulations of supplies in
bonded warehouses,. ir anticipation of the
reduced duties, must be manufactured and
distributed to the country before regular
buying of new supplies on normal lines can
be resumed. Homo refiners, however, have
been disposed to anticipate requirements for
April and May at an advance over prompt
values, which is an indication of improve
ment to come in raw sugar values. This im
pressslon should not be Interfered with by
anxiety on the part of Cuban holders to sel
in advance of inquiries from refiners to any
considerable extent."
GOOD MILLING DEMAND FOR WHEAT
Loral Market Firm at Vnehanced Prices.
Cables Show Improvement.
The wheat market was firm yesterday at
unchanged prices. There was a good mill
ing demand in the Northwest and also in
quiry from California. Sellers were as
bullish as ever and not much business was
transacted.
European cables showed Improvement in
the foreign situation.
Weekly wheat shipments were as follows
ThisWk. Last Wk. Last Tr.
India 64.000 14.000 320.009
Argentina ....1,7711,000 2,7:t6,000 5,856,000
Australia 2,744,000 2.432,000 2.263.0O0
Local receipts in cars were reported by
the Merchants Rx change as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oata Hay
Monday 77 5 17 1 13
Tuesday 46 5 9 .... 10
Wednesday. .. 21 3-7 2 6
Thursday. ... 22 fi 8 4 is
Friday IO 1 11 4 9
Tear ago 9 1 9 -
Reason todate 14.104 2192 2137 141S 219
Tearago 14907 1882 1698 1313 1621
HIGHER BUTTER PRICE IS QUOTED
Several City Creameries Advance to 29 Cents
on Squares.
Several of the city creameries announce
an advance of. U4 cents on print butter
today to the -9-cerft mark. Others wil
hold at the old price, and country cream
exy butter will also be unchanged. It is
possible "that before the day is over the
.price will be uniform, although soma of
the creamery men last night declared there
was no warrant for an advance. There is
no doubt, however, that supplies are clean
Ing up wel, and the market is In a healthy
condition.
The San Francisco market has been ad
vanclng. but may not go higher now.
there is a likelihood of Seattle buying at
ihat center coming to a stop, owing to
large shipment of New Zealand cubes be
ing due on the Sound.
Citrus uit oa Steamer.
The steamer in last night brought 11 cars
or orange and two cars of lemons, also
smalt assortment of vegetables.
Express receipts of asparagus were larger
than heretofore, but the market was steady
at 10 cents for white and 13 cents for
green. Grass was a cent higher yesterday
in California, owing to the strong Eastern
demand. A car of cabbage Is due today.
Good Demand for Broilers.
The poultry market was steady yesterday
Hens were quoted at 171716 cents and
the demand was slower than earlier in th
week. Receipts of broilers are Increasing
and they sell readily at 2550 cents.
Country dressed meats were fairly plenti
ful and prices were steady and unchanged.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the -Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
Clearings. Balances.
Portland 2.421.o79 277.i.6
Seattle 2,424,795 :;52.6Ss
Tacoma, 478.064 10t,571
Spokane 619,014 79,272
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Floor, Feed. Ete.
WHEAT Track prices: Club, ale: blue
stem. $11.01; forty-fold. UI'oU2c; red Rus
sian. 110c; valley. Otc.
OATS No. 1 white, milling, 124 per ton.
FLOUR Patents. 4.so per barrtl;
straights. $4.20; exports. J:.S0: valley. 4.S0.
graham. J4.S0; whole wheat, S3.
CORN Whole. 33.50i&84; cracked, $4.50
Si 35 per ton.
BARLEY Feed. 2223.50 per ton: brew
ing. S23&23.50; rolled. $23.
HAT No. 1 Eastern Oregon tlmothj.
S17; mixed timothy. $14; alfalfa. 14;
clover. tl& 10; valley, grain hay. 12 13.50.
MILLFEED Bran, $23 per ton; shorts,
middlings. $31.
Fruits and Vegetables.
l.ocsl Jobbing .quotations:
TROPICAL FRUITS Oranges, navels.
$2t2ft0 per boa; lemons. $3.5004.50 per
box; pineapples, 6c per pound; bananas, 4Vbo
per pound; tangerines, slio per uox; grape
fruit. California, $3.60; Florida. 55d Pr
box,
VEGETABLES Cauliflower. $2.25 .per
crate; cucumbers. Il.iaw-' Per dozen; egg
plant. 25c pr pound ; peppers. 3vc per
pound; radishes, 2535o per dozen; head
lettuce. ViOO Pr crate; ganic, ioc per
pound; sprouts. 10 11c per pound; arti
chokes. $1.25 per dozen; celery, $4.50 crate;
tomatoes. $4.50 per crate, botnouse lettuce.
50 ip 75c per box ; spinach. Jl per crate;
horseradish. biuc; rnuoaro, ioc per pounw.
abbage, 'J Vjc per pound ; asparagus, wti
;: i-r pound: peas, lVaC per pound.
GREEN FRUIT Apples, 75c0$2.23 per
box; grapes. Mala gas. $7.50 9 per keg: Km
perors, $4 per keg; cranberries. $12 12-50
per barrel; pears, $1&1.60.
ONIONS uia. 3.zdaa.DU per sac a; oujr-
Ing price. ?--7J per sack at shipping
points.
por a iutta uregon, oouc per nun
drc-d ; buy im; price. 45 W."i".t at shipping
points; sweet potatoes, $3.50 per crate; new
California. ic per pound.
SACK VEGETABLES Turnips. 70c; car
ols. S5c; parsnips, 85c; beets, JL
Dairy and Country Produce,
Loral jobbing quotations:
EGGS Fresh Oregon ranch, 18H019O Per
dozen.
I'OL'I-TRV Hens, 17f llc; broilers. '2o
f :;'; turkeys, live, intfrtiuc; dressed, choice,
.V'l'JHc; duckii. t4ftf.se; Reese, 10'ti ll'.
CHEESE Oregon triplets, 21c; Ualales,
nominal; Young Americas, nominal.
BUTTER Creamery prints, extra, .ri V
if- per putmd; eub, ''.'t "4c
PORK Kancy, lOrtjJOfcc per pound.
VEAL Fancy, 14c per pound.
Staple Groceries.
LorsI Jobbing quotations:
SALMON Columbia River, one-pound
tails, $2.25 per dozen; half-pound fists.
$1.40; one-pound flats, $2.45; Alaska, pink.
one-pound tails, sac; suversiaes, one-pouna
tails. $1.25.
HONKi- Choice, frfrt.To per case.
NUTS Walnuts, 14 20c per pound;
Brazil nuts, 20c; filberts, 14 15c; almonds.
luitf-Sc; peanuts, tiifliOc; cocoanuts. Jl
per dozen; chestnuts, Sftqyiuc per pounu,
pecans, 14 15c.
BEANS small white. 3c: large wnne.
4.90c; Lima, Oic; pink, 4e; Mexican, 5c;
bayou, '2C
SUGAR Fruit and be it v. $4.70; Honolulu
plantation, $4.70; beet, $4.50; extra C, 14.20;
powdered, in barrels, $4.95.
COFrfiE Koaatea. in arums, jotffo-o per
pound.
BALI frantiiatea, 9 id per ion; iin-
ground. 100s. $10.75 per ton; 50s. $1L50 per
ton; dairy, $14 per ton.
RICE No. 1 Japan, 41.i3c; southern
heitd, tiifi?'7Mrc: Island, 5r5c.
DRIED FRUITS Apples, 10c per pound;
apricots, 1214c; peaches, ellc; prunes,
Italians. 8!Oc; currants, c; raisins.
loose. Muscatel. WIc; bleached Thomp
son, 11c; unbieacnea sultanas, oc; iu.
ed, 9c; dates, fersian, i'&tYtC per pounu;
fard. $1.40 per box.
Fins Package. 6 oa.. 50 to box. ai.so;
package, 10 ox., 12 to box. SOc; white, 2o-lb.
box $1.75; black, 25-ib. box.. $1.75; black.
50-lb. box, $2.50; black. 10-lb, box, $1.15;
Calarab candy figs, 20-lb. box, $3; Smyrna,
per box $1.50.
v Provisions.
HAMS 10 to 12-pound, 1819Hc; 12
to 14-pound, 18Vlac; 14 to 13-pound,
1S (t 10c; ckinned, lStylUc; picnic, 13c;
boiled, 20c
BACON Fancy, 20 -t c; standard.
21 6 23 He.
DRY SALT CURED Short clear backs.
13& 10c; exports, 1510&c; strips, l$lp
17He.
LARD Tierce basis: pure, iz IS c ;
compound, 10c.
Oils.
COAL OIL Barrel,, 1354c:
cases.
17
motor
2054 c
GASOLINE HUIK, lc; rases.
23c;
spirit, bulk. 16c; cases, 28c
LINSEED OIL K, Barrels, etc: ooiiea.
barrels. 63c; raw. cases. 60c; boiled, case.,
69c.
TURPENTINE In case, 68c per gallon;
tanks, 61a
flops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS llll:: crop, prime and choice,
V.-c; 1014 contracts, 15c.
PELTS Dry, 10c; dry short wool. Tc; dry
shearings, 10c; green shearings. 10c: salted
lights. 60 a 75c; salted heavy, 7S00c.
HIDES Salted nines, ize per pound;
salt kip, 13c: salted calf, 17c; green hides.
lmc; dry hides, Z3c; dry cair, 2&c; saitea
bulls, 8o per pound; green bulls, 7c.
WOOL Valley, litpltc; Eastern Oregon,
12 'ti 17c.
MOHAIR 1913 clip. 282c per pound.
CASCARA BARK Old and new. 6e per
ponnd.
GRAIN bags in ear lots. c
FORMER PRICES HOLD
LIVESTOCK STB.IDY IX ALL LINKS
AT YARDS.
Jiext Hoes Arc Taken at s.t;.
s.7(l Cattle Run Continue
to Be Small.
The livestock market was steady in all
its departments yesterday. Cattle receipts
were small, but there was a fair run of
hogs and sheep.
Hogs sold at unchanged prices. $S.(i5 and
18.70 for lightweights, and around ?7.b
for heavy swine.
Two lots of good, wethers brought $5.9i
and showing the sheep market to be stiil
in good shape. Two loads of ewes sold off
cars at ?5.
The only cattle offered were butcher
stock and sold within ttie former range of
quotations.
The day's sales were as follows:
' Wt. Price. I Wt. Price.
13 cows .. 961 J6.6tt3 cows 10S7 5.50
12 hogs ... 21
122 wethers. 87
244 ewes .. 105
226 ewes .. iiti
60 hogs ... lSti
0 hogs .. . 17
85 hogs .. . 1!3
1 hog 200
1 hog 410
1 hog ..i . a
60 hogs ... ls:l
4 hogs ... 408
8.IU) 1 bull ....ItitiO i.i0
6.O01 6-,' hogs
17
70
0.00(120 w ethers. .
0.001 10 hogs ...
8.651 SI hogs ...
7.65 DO hoys . . .
8.65 liog
8.651 1 hog
7.U5J 1 hog
7.6oj 1 hog
8.60 11 hogs .
7.ti0 b5 hogs . . .
III
le'5
2-11
17U
440
;;so
210
170
"6l
-70
5.00
8.70
8.70
K70
7.70
f.oo
8.15
8.15
8.65
8.60
Receipts were 17 cattle, 609 hogs ind
590
sheep.
Shlppera were: Judson & Meyers, Sweet
Grass, 2 .cars hogs; George Zimmerman,
Yamhill, 1 car hogs; C. E. Lucke, Wallowa,
1 car hogs; J. D. Dinsmore, Lebanon, 1
car hogs; Dufur Warehouse Company, The
Dalles, 1 ear hogs: Benson, by boat, 41 hogs;
R. F. Mtanfleld, Stanfield, 1 car sheep; G. 1".
Higginbotliam, Echo, 1 car sheep and a
mixed load of cattle, hogs and sheep; L. V.
Gentry. Heppner. 1 car hogs and sheep.
Current tocai quotations ou tue various
classes or livestock follow:
Prime steers $7. 50 $7.75
Choice steers ..... ............ . 7.::ug 7.5t
Meditrm steers 7.00 1 7.25
Choice cows 6.25 7.0e
Medium cows 6 0CJ S.2S
Heir eis 6.000 7.25
Light calves 6.00J 9.00
Heavy calve
C-00 0 7.50
4.00 5. 60
6.00 7.00
Bulls ...
btags ...
Hogs
Light ...
Heavy .
Sheep
Wethexs
Ewes .
LauiDC ..
.. 8.00 8.05
.. 7.000 1.65
.. O.00W 6.00
. . 8.60 W S.C0
. . 6.00 HP 6.83
Oinaha Livestock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., March IX Hifi
Receipts. 7600; market, higher. Heavy, ss.oo
'uS.05: light. $S.30f3.S.50; pigs. $7.25 dt S.25;
bulk of sales. $.45&8.55.
Cattle Receipts. 7O0; market, steady. Na
tive steers. $;.500.15; native cows and
hnifers. Sii.254tS.10: Western steers. $tl.50co)
8.25; Tixas steers. $ll(a;7.6n; Texas cons and
heifers. 5.754t-7; calvas, SiHjO.i...
Mheen Keceints. 58O0: market lower.
Ye irlings. $G.25(7; wethers, $5.50(6.20:
lambs. 77.si0;
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. March 13. Hogs Receipts.
I6.OO0: murket, strong. 5 to 10 cents above
yesterday's average. Bulk of sales, 58 it
S.80- light $S.55ii S.S7',i ; mixed, $s.55
8.85: heavy. $S.401cS.S7 hi : rough. S.10
8.55; pigs. $7't'8.55.
Cattle Receipts. j.oo; iiihi-kci, wei.
Beeves. $7.154tO-70; Texas steers. $7. 10(9
S.15; Western. il.75'S: stockers and feed
ers. $5.00'U S.10: cows and heifers, $3,709
8.50; calves. 7t&10.
Sheep Receipts. 700n; market, steady.
Native. $4.S0f,T 6.30; Western. $4.S)0j;6.75;
yearlings. $5.Mfil7: lambsj native $6. SOW
7.75. Western $il.So5' 7.S5.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK, March 13. Copper quiet.
Standard, spot and April, 13. 25 It 14.00; elec
trolytic. 14.12S 14.25; lake, nominal; cast
ing. 14.0041 11.12.
Tin quiet. Spot. 37.70SJ ,'iS.OO; June. 3S.I-U
(j SSt.37.
Antimony. duH. Cookson's. 7.25.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
I-ad. qttiet. 3.!)5i4.05c: London. 10 17s
I'.d. Spelter, quit. 5.25(i'5.30;
12s d.
London, 21
Dried Fruit at New York. '
NEW YORK, March 13. Evaporated ap
ples, firm. Prunes, strong; Oregons, 9 Is '$
lie. Peaches, steady.
TURN FOR BETTER
Unexpected Change in Course
of Stock Market.
GAINS OF POINT OR MORE
Nolliiu i" Day's News to Esplaiu
Sutltlon Reversal of sentiment in
Wall Sircel London Buys
on Moderate Scale.
NEW YOHK. March 1. An unexpected
turn for the better came in the stock mar
ket after an indifferent openina. Ttie prin-
pal stocks were lilted a point or more.
There the. movement stopped, after an hour
of vigorous buying. There was noming m
the day's -developments to explain the sud
den change In the market.
In the early market, several new recoras
were made. Canadian Pacific oroppea iu
:;H,. the lowest since 1911. Denver & Rio
randc preferred at was the lowest on
record. Hock Island also made another low
iTiark at 4. On tho uDturn. Canadian Pa
cific rose nearly three points from its low
figure. New Haven and Chesapeake & Ohio
were strong.
London bought stocks here on a moderate
scale. Canadian Pacific's upturn was Influ
enced largely by foreign buying.
Bonds of the Clould roads and KocK island
bonds were weak In the early trading, but
recovered ' later. The general bond marKet
was steady, after a period of Irregularity.
Total sales, ?2,:KO.0tK). United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
OLOSINU STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported by J. C. Wilson & Co., Lewis
building
Closing
Bid.
7:i;i
Amal Copper . .
Ant Beet Sugar
Ain Can Co . . .
29 'i
93
ijO
2
68
102T
00
do preferred..
Am Car ,fe Fdy
Am Cotton Oil..
Am Smi I & lief
do preferred..
Am Sugar
do preferred. .
10i
121
2.-.0
3
121k
!X'i
lOlMi
hS
5
205 )
53
11 i
133
9Vj
33 V.
305
41
21
13o
1 1 'i
S8V4
14ti-H
:;0'4
127
1(1X1,
14
59
104
2.1
145 V,
135 V:
10-ii
i:;o
48 1i
134
123
00 1
26.
102 ),
75
111
23
28 Vi
R7
110
122
l;3l
"4!4
9.:
25 '4
1 IS1'
157 'i
, . S3
. . 19
62
109
34
Am Tel & Tel..
Am Tobacco
Anaconda
two
aoo
4011
t-i
121 V
100
SO '
2
20li V,
' U
121
!6'i
100',i
1 ss
ill V,
J1V
11 W
1.14
98
32 V,
'id ii
S2V
is:':' '
n
is
21
147
3d
Atl C.oa3l Line..
A T & Santa Ko
do pi eferrcd. .
Bait & Ohio ..
j. I oo
21. 200
10.200
1 0,700
100
::ihi
3.90O
Brook K Trail.
ailadian lac.
) - O
C k o w
MVi
l.'U
IK)
ii'i
i.",3-'
11'
IS
28
14M4
S
127i
IOO1
14
60
104,
2.1U
14'.t
N W
C. M iz St Paul.
Central Lealner
Central of N J.
Chino
J.WKJ
" l .SOO
000
ioo
loo
:soo
l.oOO
.-.no
."tint
4.1O0
200
2O0
200
r.oo
too
5.X0I)
;:oo
Col Fuel Iron
Col Southern . .
Consoi Cms ....
D L & W
instilling Secur
Krie
General ISlec . .
Ot North Ore..
Gt North pf . . .
12i'4
109
U
Wis
lot
2," '4
144 'i
134
Illinois central.
Interboro Metro
do preferred..
Inter Harvester
K C Southern . .
Lehigh Valley..
Louis rsash . .
Mexican Central
M. S P & S S M
Mo, Kan & Tex
Mo Pacific
Nstlonal lad . .
Nat Biscuit . . .
do preferred..
N Y Central . . .
N Y. Ont & W..
Norfolk ft. West
North America.
Northern Pac
Pacini; .Mall
I'ai ifie T ft T. .
1H-
a
4!l
134
102 'i
iliTi
l.'-'OO
too
400
24
4!
i4
.l.SOO '.)
7O0
liOO
1,000
1"V
112 'A
do preferred
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Rending ....
Republic S .S
Rock Island,
Sales. High. Low.
10,4W 74 Vi 3!4
' 1,000 1'!) -9'i
"iiio "sovi "r.O
"I'.SOU U9'i is
'V.iuo i:A iii'ii
300 imi 110!i
20O 122 122
. .. 23.70O 164 12
I. 40( 2 2.".?j
l.SOO 4"!i 4
1 oo tK ftrii
3O0 25 'i 24
300 147 147
Southern Pai
Southern Ky
Texas Oil . .
Union Pacific.
do preferred..
United Hds S F
U S Hteel Cor. .
do preferred..
Itah Copper ..
Tl'.l....l
10,200 ir.7 156'.
SS.IOO
r,oo
1.400
300
1.R0O
5.70U
64-j
110
5414
63
74Vi
iml
Western 1'ninn.. l.xno n.i" -
Westing Elee .. 5.70O 74V4 2 i-7
Wisconsin Cent ..... 41
Total sales Tor the day. 208,800 shares.
BONDS.
iteiiorted hv Overbeck ft Cooke Co., Board
of Trade building, rortland.
Bid. Asked
Atchison general 4s n-ifs :..,7
05
KUnl n r"nSt l.lnft ISt 3 7U
P.: .
11;:
Ol'a
114
lO'2'i
:t'.i
lit '
111!.
74
77
01,
si'-4
u:i
i4'A
111 !i
112
. '. ioi
115
74
02
til
105
, 74
!:i
H & O gold 4s
H R T 4s
cites ft Ohio 4s
t: M ft St P gen 4'is
c R 1 col 4s .
Cal Gas 5s
C R C! Joint 4s
Erie ueneral 4s
Int Met 4V.S
Louisville ft Nashville uni 4s.
Missouri Taciflc 4b
N Y O sen UVjs
v .c- W 1 at enn 4s . ...........
'.15 Tm
02
11-1
lO.'l
:i?i
71', 4
77
4
50
82
0:1
Northern Pacific 4s. . . . f.
:5
1)2
Oregon Short Line ret 4s
Oregon Railway Nav 43
02 V4
ifie Tel -s
OS
Penna con 4s
Reading general 4a v-
05 Si
75V4
& S t ret 4s
Southern Pacific ret 4s
Southern Pacific col 4s
Southern Railway 5s
Konthern Railway 4S
M2 7
2
JOB
74',
l'nion Pacific 1st and ret 4s.
3
102 '4
113 Vs
United States Steel ,.s
...102ii
West Shore 4s
Wabash 4s f 4
.. :il
. . 55
93.
. . N7
. . 9S
-. l'S
. .112
. .102
. .112
. .112'.i
el.
Westlnghouse Elec conv as. .
944
87 '.4
Wisconsin Central 4s
United States 2s reffistereu .
9S
United States 2s coupon
nil 14
United States as registereo. . .
1'tiiteH staes oS cotillon
103
lt'-'
United States 4s registered....
United States 4s coupon
titocks at Boston.
BOSTON, March l:;. Closing quotations:
Mlouez 40 INevada con ...
malg Copper.. 7:14 ;Nipissinc Mines
Arizona com .. 5iNorth Butte
Cal ft Arizona.. 00North Lake
Cal ft Hecla. . . .415 Old Dominion..
15
6
S7'4
1
48
78
6
6
Centenniul 10 ;i icisceoia ...
Con Ran Con CO .lit uuinrv
3 Butte Cop M. 1 1 isnannon
Franklin 6
Superior
Sup & Bob Min..
Tamarack
U K S R & M . . .
do preferred...
29 Vi
Granby Con ... 85
2
40
Greene Cananea. :;o
I Rovalle tcop; -1
Krrr 'Lake 4
Lake Copper.... 8V4
La Salle copper 4 i
Miami Copper... 22 ii
Mohawk 44
40
48
1 tan con
10
Winona 4
Wolverine
46
Butte & Superior 31i
Money, Exchange, Ete.
NEW YORK, March 13. Call money
steady. 1 ft 1 per cent; ruling rate. 114
Time loans firm; 60 days. 3; 90 days,
3K ; six months 31 4.
AiaPitilu miner 4IS2J4V-: Sterling
change steady ; 60 ' days. $4.8410; demand
$4.SII25: commercial bills, $4.8314
Bar silver. 5Rc.
l,.vlcun dollars. 45Tic.
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds.
steady.
LONDON. March 13. Bar silver steady,
26 d. Money. 2 per cent. Short bills, 2
three months. 2 li fi? 3 --Ji.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 13. Silver bars,
58c
Mexican dollars, 47c.
Drafts, sight. 2V4c. telegraph, 5c.
Sterling In London, 60 days, $4.S4 !4 '. do.
sight, $4.86.
WOOL CONTRACT PRICES ARE STRONG
Clean-In Spot Lots Bring lujnine Prices
in East.
BOSTON. March 13. The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say of the wool
market:
With the exception of fair sales by a few
houses of foreign crossbreds and merino
wools, the market has been dull and spotty.
Some clean-up lots of domestic wools have
i,in tnM at famine rates.
In the West, contracts have been placed
steadily and prices are fully as strong as
compared with a week ago.
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces Delaine
washed, 27 ' (J 28 14 c ; three-eighths-blood,
com bins', 244; 25c; delaine unw ashed, 23 14 41
24e.
Slichigan and New York Fine unwashed.
21c; delaine unwashed, 2222',iC; half
blood unwashed, U324c.
Wisconsin and Missouri Three-eighths.
quarter-blo-d. 224i2214c; Braid. 20(g20!4c.
Kentucky and similar Half, three-eighths-blood
unwashed. 23i24e.
Texaa Fine 12 months. 53if55c; fine 6 to
8 months. 4S'(i50c: fine Fall, 43i4.c.
California Northern. 5oc; middle county,
45ti48c: southern. 424043c.
Oregon. Eastern, IvA". "VNitle, 57igi5Sc;
eastern clothing. 3;;5lc; valley No. 1,
47 4c 49c.
Teritory Fine staple, 5S60c: fine me
dium staple,' 3454c; fine clothing, 53
j.-c: fine medium clothing, 50S52c; half
blood combing. 54 6t 55c.
Pulled AA, 33&55C: A supers. 4749c.
SAN FRANCISCO ' PRODUCE MARKET
Prices quoted at the Bay City on Fruits,
Vegetables. Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO.. March 13. Fruit Pine
apples, Il.o0(.2.50; apples, Newtown Pip
pins. $1.50"!2: Hoover. $1.231.50; No. 3.
8crl: Mexican limes. f3.506; Cali
fornia lemons, $233.50.
Potatoes River Burbanks. 90c3$1.25;
Oregon Burbaoks.. 8ic&l '-j; sweets. $1.10
(81.65.
Vegetables Cucumbers, hothouse.
1.50: green peas. :UnOc; string beans, 'JOc;
eggplant. 17i4u20c.
Unions Oregon, $3r 3.25. '
Butter Fancy creamery, -3c; seconds,
22 c. - -
.Eggs Fancy lanch. "lc: store, 19',ac.
Cheese New, 15fjjl6'.:;c; Young Amer
icas, 1 5 in .1 9u.
Receipts Flour, 31H0 quarters: barley,
1145 centals; potatoes. 2235 sacks; hay. 63
tons.
Coffee and Sugar.
NBW YORK, March 13. Easier European
cables and reports that Brazilian shippers
were offering Rio coffees' here at consider
able concessions in the cost and freight mar
ket. seemed responsibl for renewed llqui
dation and bear nreBsore today. The open
Ing was barely steady at a decline of 1
to 19, and coffee sold 21 to 27 points net
lower during the day, with all positions mak
ing new low records for the season. The
close was steady, 11) to 24 poinls net lower.
Sales, 94.000 bags. . March. $.16c: May.
8.24e; July. 8.39c; September. 8.55c: October,
8.62c: Decerni-er, 8.71c; January, 8.75c.
Spot, unsetfled. Rio, 7s, SWc; Santos, 4s,
11:0. Mild, dull; Cordova. 13t 16 !-jc, nom
inal. Raw sugar, steady. Molasses sugar. 2.30c;
centrifugal, 3.05c. Refined, quiet.
TRADE IS IRREGULAR
KFFIOCTS OF HKIUST STORMS ARK
STILL APPARENT.
Substantial Hednctlon in umber of
Idle Freight Cars Indusirlnl
Movement Broader.
NEW YORK. March 13. Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
Considorablo irregularity still character
Izes Hie business situation, and statistics 01
trade movements are conflicting. -s
measured by bank clearings, the volume of
transactions continues smaller man a year
nirn. there helng a loss tnis v. eea 01 i.
ner cent, while gross earnings ot raiiroau
reoorting for February were 7.S per cent
smaller than in tho corresponding period of
IS 13.
On the other hand, a further substantial
reduction occurred In the number of idle
freight cars, the gain in tne untuiea ton
nage of the principal iron and steel com
panies in the last month surnasseti expec
tations, and there was a. aecrease in sur
plus stocks of copper.
Current reports from leaning centers, now
ever, are lacking in unltorniily anu lnoicaie
bat the effects of the recent storms have
not enlirely disappeared.
Failures this week are 311, against in
the corresponding week last year. Failures
In Canada number 32 against 35 last year.
MORE EMPLOYMENT NOW FOR LABOR.
Perceptible Inrreae In Movement in In
dustrial Lines.
NEW YORK. March 13. Bradstreet s to
morrow will say:
Trade is still oil the quiet side. for una,
the Winter's varying weather conditions.
conservatism born ot recent nanu-io-muui 11
buvlng, the late Easter season and uncer
talnty as to further business legislation are
II held varyingly responsible. rile pre
dominant feeling is that tiie opening of
Spring will act as a stimulus to trade and
Industry.
Weather condllions or the effects ot
rent meteoro oglcal events still figure largely
In the undeniably slow opening up of busi
ness. There Is a perceptible widening In a va
riety of lines of Industry, which is taking
un some suroius of labor. It is likewise be
coming evident that some of the talk of
unemployment outside of seasonal lines was
exaggerated.
For the week: Bank clearings, $.,.211. 21s
OOO. a decrease ot 1.4 per cent from last
year; failures, against last year
wheat exports, 3.761.20S bushels, against
3,731,547 last year. ,
London Wool rtalet,. ,
LONDON. March 13. A miscellaneous se
lection of 12.088 bales caused active bid
ding at the wool sales today. Prices were
firm at the reduction. The sales were:
New South Wales, 30O0; greasy, b'o
1a 4id.
Queensland. 2300; scoured. Is lOdr-s 00.
irreasv. Krilftls 3d.
Victoria. 400; scoured. Js uvjuwis .
irreasv. 6!dfti;ls 4U.
South Australia, 4ou; greasy, v.-a'eia
2d.
West Australia, 600; greasy, 7dtols 2 'id,
Tasmania. 10O: greasy. Is Idrn ls 2'-jd.
New Zealand. 4400; scoured. Is 3'sd'hls
7d: greasy. 7rWls 3Vid.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 600; greas
SdWls Had.
Punta Arenas, 2100; Breasy, bVidy ls 1 lua.
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. March 13. Turpentine,
firm. 46 to 4014c: sales, 171; receipts.' 81
shipments. 170; stocks, l.'l.ilo...
Rosin, firm; sales, none; receipts, -in-
shipments, 761; stocks, 113.720. Quote: A,
B. S3. 85 Hi 3. I2 Vi : . L, s.l.&.i; to, i.i.w.
$3.92 'A 6 3.95: G. $3.!).V,1 4.00; H, $4.05tf4.10
1. $4.15; K. $4.20; N, $5.75; WG, j.05; ww,
$6.35.
Chicago Dairy Produce.
CHICAGO, March 13 Butter Lower.
Creameries. 2220'2C.
Eggs Lower. Receipts, n.s.rii cases.
mark, cases Included, 23f24c; ordinary
lusts, 23(0-23 lie; nrats, 2ie.
Cheese Unchanged.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 13.
Soot cotton,
steady ;
middling. 13.20c; gllf, 13.45c.
Dnlutll Linseed Market.
DULUTH. March 13. Linseed,
Muy, J1.5S bid; July, $1.59.
$1.57
Hops al New York.
NEW YORK. March 13. Hops
-Quiet.
CENTRALIA INQUIRY HELD
Coroner's Inquest Quiets AH Humor
of Mystery to TrHgetly.
CENTRALIA. Wash.. March 13. r
(Special.) To put a quietus to rumor
that there were four members in th
party and that all were intoxicated
Coroner Edward Newell yesterday h
an Inquest over the body of Mrs. Frank
Swisher, who was drowned lu the Che
halls River Wednesday. The testimony
proved that Clifford Cruson and Mrs.
Henrietta Wilson were the only other
occupants in the boat and that three
bottles of beer was the extent of the
liquid refreshments.
ilfs. Wilson, in honor of whose birth
day the boating party was held, is a
nervous, wreck as the result of the
tragedy. Frank Swisher, the woman s
husband, asserts that Cruson is one of
his best friends and scoffs at the idea
that the tragedy was anything but an
accident that would befall any pleasure
party.
sawmill Kmploye Injured.
ROSEBURO, Or., March 13. (Spe
cial.) J. F. Saint fell on an edgersaw
while at work in the Stewart O. De
launay sawmill, near Cur'tin. Douglas
County, late yesterday, and was injured
so that it was necessary to amputate
his right arm. Saint had been work
ing at the mill only an hour when the
accident occurred. He was brought
here. Relatives in the East have been
7
notified.
short Weighing Causes Fine.
MEDFORD, Or.. March 1 3. (Special.)
I) Perraz. of Ashland, pleaded guilty
thlx morninsr to selling underweight
butter and was fined ?10 by Justice of
the I'eace Talior. A campaisn is be
Ing 'waited a,Bainst short weight deal
ers throughout the county, and more
artists are expected.
UMR TAI K IQ FA P.TI1 R
if nil inLiv iu inuiuii
Wheat Advances on Rumors
Later Denied.
NET GAIN IS QUARTER
Chicago .Market Agitated by Keports
ot Impending Break in Kelation
Between Hussia and Austria.
Coarse Grains Higlier.
CHICAGO. March 13. Discredited rumors
of an impending break in relations between
Russia and Austria were utilised hy the
wheat bulls today In giving the market a
lift. The outcome w aa an advance of HP
to yc net. Other speculative articles, loo,
showed a rise corn 'ic to NiC, oats ?t c and
provisions 7tfeitrl0c to 15'wl7,c.
flic war talk nuicKly orougni acmaia mat
any serious trouble was lit prosieci.
Corn gathered strength throughout the
ssion. Cash demand was better, and
mailer receipts were predicted. Rumors of
export sales appeared to be unfounded, ex
cept 5000 bushels to go to Cuba. Shorts
were particularly uneasy over aaviees 01 no-
oral sales at Missouri River centers.
Oats moved up with corn and wheat. K,le-
vator interests did conslderaDle Buying ot
May.
Hlchrat prices for hogs this season car
ried the provision market up grade. One of
he larger packers undouoieaiy oougni 10-
day through brokers.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Mav- 4 .SL'li S -93U! $ .Si $ .9::
July S7 .S8 .87 .SSVi
CORN.
Mav till?, .7'i . .67 4
July tkiVs .6714 .80 Is .67',a
OATS.
Mav :!fH4 ." -19 14 :,r'
July 30 .30 Is .39 .39
MESS PORK.
May 21.52'i 21.70 21.62V4 21.67H
LARD.
Mav 10.SO I0.S7V4 10.80 10.S714
July 11.00 11.07 14 lO.UTVi' 11.05
SHORT RIBS.
Mav 11.50 11.60 11.50 lf.60
July U.U2!i 11. 70 11.60 11.70
i 'nail prices wore:
Wtieat No. 'Z rtd. 04 I4c; No. 3 red.
t.'lc: No. 'J. hard, !2 Vi kiWl ; No. a liara.
i'!tHr: Nr. 2 Northern, Ol'Woc; ?o. o
Northern, t.;j !:; 'c; ro. u spring. v'avtv.
No. :t Spring. Wi t 3 i
Corn No. ... t;ufa.n; jso. a wnue, iff
00c; No. o j t'llnw, 02 ty 6ic
Ryt'-.No. .twc--
Karley. j(ti Ulc.
Timothy. $3.7..V?V
MitineapoliM (irain Markrl.
illNNKAHtM.IS, March 1:1. Wheat. No.
1 hard. t4u; No. 1 Northern, il t93c; No.
Northern. Sit nic ; r(. 3 wncat. ao M: vp
bS'c; M;j July, il ;b M'2c.
r lax. ? l.O'n i.i-
European (irnin .MarkelM.
UMON, March 13. Cargoes on pasaRe.
t'asl
KnifllMh 'I'onniry niiirK'iK, sieauy. rrcncn
oiintry markets. stad.
lilVKHPOOU, March 13. Wheat Spot
dull. Kuturs cacy; March. 18 2Vd; May,
2"td; July. s 2'd.
Sun Franclvo irln MarUet.
SAN" KKAXCISCU. Mftvti Spot quo
tation!': Walla Walla. 1.0VT 1.01 'J ; red Kiis-
ian. t.r.si l.r,l; Turkey rd, l. f,f
b;u8tMl, 1.6" (t 1.07 '4 ; feetl barley. (1.17V.
il.lS'ii; brvwiug barloy, nonunHi; white
dla)?s. $;;ofi 31 : shorts. $JT.:0fa lm;.
('all hoard: Karlcy, icccmtcr. i.ia; May,
bid, $1.21 -Si asked
PiiKet Himnd Wheat Market.
TACOMA. March IS. Wheat BluestPm,
9Sc: foriyfold. S1rLSlc; club, Sc: red. Sic,
far rccipta Wlieat 33. barley 10. oata 0.
hay 12.
SKATTI-K. March 13. Wheat Bluestfm,
OStr; fortyfolil. M t ; club, Sfcc; Fifu,
SS"c; rti Rudgn. STVjC
leatruay ur riMt ipt. wntai ji. corn .,
tlour U. hay 14, barley J.
TO BE FILLED
PATHOLOGIST TO SlICHKIJ
KKSSOH ll'Ci AR t SOI t.IIT.
M J ford OrrhnriliKtM Annie Committee
to Nrlrrt Ofl'ii'er I". R. Ilrnke to
Carry on Weather Hnrenii Work.
MKDFORD, Dr.. March 13. (Special.)
-Kfforts to persuade Professor P. J
O'Gara, county pathologist, to remain
having failed, local orchardists have
appointed a committee consistine: of
Be i-t Anderson, S. V. Bcckwith. P. H.
Malden. Dr. W. 11. Hart and A. ('. Allen
to make tirransenients to select his
successor.
An offer has been received from
Oreiton AKricultural Collepre, whereby
that institution would pay half the
expenses of such an officer. If permitteil
to make use of the information pro
cured by him. The county and local
orchardists would be permitted to
make the choice and have entire super
vision over the office. This proposi
tion nrobublv will be accepted.
K. A. Beals, .district forecaster for
the Northwest, a close personal friend
of Professor O'Gara. arrived here to
day and announced that his assistant,
F. R. Drake, would be appointed to
carrv on the weather bureau and as
sist in the frost tightinf?, a work which
gave Professor O'Gara a National repu
tation. It is probable that the new patholog
ist also will be an agricultural expert
so that the office may ho of service
both to the fruit man and the farmer.
MINES ASSETS ARE SOLD
Xcw York Syndic-Hie Pays $202,000
for Holdings at Kcpnblic.
SPOKAiVl';. March 13. A New York
syndicate, represented by Robert Ster
ling, of U'ardner, Idaho, was the suc
cessful bidder today for the assets of
th Kemibllc Mines Corporation, which
include the rich mining properties at
ReDUblic. Wash. The bid was jo.,uuu.
The Republic Mines Corporation was in
bankruptcy court and tne Dia was ac
cepted bv the trustee namea oy mc
referee In bankruptcy. The corporation
until thrown into fcankruptcy was oper
ated bv J. L. Harper.
Kight bids from men in different
parts of the country were submitted.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. March 11. Maximum tem
perature. 03 degrees; minimum. 4i degrees.
Hlver readlnc. S A. M-. C1"?B? 9
it hours. .1 foot fall. Total rainfall (o
P. M. to j P. M-), .'J4 inch
total rainfall
since S.-pt-'mber 1, till:..
."!.!( Inches; nor-
CHEAP WHEAT
COLUMBIA DOCK NO. 2
Telephones: East 612, C-1765
First Nationa
Cap;V.l $1,500,000
Surplus $1,000,000
Oldest National Bank West of the Rocky
Mountains
CORNER FIRST AND WASHINGTON STS,
LADD & TILTON
BANK
Established 1859
Capital and Surplus $2,000,000
Commercial and Savings Deposits
i ii I.-' 0. W 3C0&3&" lirect Line to lla re-l'arU (lrnf).
. H ts-Zi Sallines from New York every WeUm-sUtiy. 1 A. M
; OglSLTxo La Lorraine, Wed., March 18
" P&fi'Trn HtiVK Mr.S tFRAM'K ru ..pr. 8 I..V SAVOIK. April SS
I .V l?RO:KNCK Apr l'LA LORRAINE Apr.H I.A PROVECE. Apr 29
V JJ! ii sVimer Ti..uiiilriii.U-!-:rew steam-r.
C. W. Minser. 6,Vsrtv siiillli 9 51 h t.; A. f. Whrldon. 100 Xd St.-.
U. Walker agot tn-oo r J"' , H1 ,, , im
rial r.unfall since ScptHmlvr 1.
leficlcncv of rainfall since fcm
iiu-hrs;
einl'T 1. J-.M.i.
nine, :i hours 4-
U hours 47 ininut'S.
it.", Jnclies. loiai
ut; p'jble unHhin
Hnronntiir (reduced i
to tea level i, .
30.1" inthes.
THR W ISA l u
Win J
a
J !J 0
a s i -
C IS- 3
3 1 2
S 3 3
3 2
Ktate ot
weatlier
STATIONS.
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r.n n.iXi
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to ii. mi
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14 NVV I'Uar
Bose
Holon
atuary
-I
4'hhaco
Ienv'r
j 7h.i
vn Moines . . .
I IIIHI
rt. i-liuidy
H lomly
Miluth
1 1
nil in
Kurcka
5t n. mi N N
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C.alvestoii
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Umiiy
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Helena
JaeUfinvtlle
r.t ti.iiu; s N
Karifat -
I... AnS' lcs - . -March
fit-Id .
. BiKl..
J SI II.
H'lear
11 v 'ft. rlmi'ly
4 NV I't. rmuil
,n i! un 4 N'W i 'l-.-:ii-:.iM.t'
',-l''
'! :ts,l.Oil 14 XW'i'lrm'
j 4S l U4 4 S I'li'ii.lv
Mfdfoid
New Orleans . .
New York
North Head -.
Xoi-t h l uKima
. t-.illl.ivi I, , ' K'u'i:
phoenix
1'ocalello
I'ort land
IKiSelnU'c
, . vilMi.iin, 4'K
' r.c ,1 III, i; s
I'lHI'
it-Hl-
:; ii.. I sw ,!. -""-
' i;s ii. im 4 N'W I't. . loiuly
; lixi.iiil 4 NW I't. rlourty
' ' ' imi ii.imi; V. ',i'li-:r
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; iiiin.ii'i sNV;i'I-i-711
ll li! ii N'W '1"hi'
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' I r,in.M t w i'i..inly
( r.i; ii.ni; r. w ituiii
' ts ii. in :;s s iltain
i hi ii. id. i v i't. i-i'iii'iy
' "i 4- II ml' I NV I'lrHT
' j 4n ll mi VI NIV i't. -l"Uly
Sacramento . . . -
l.ouis
Paul
Salt hake
San Kruncisco
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Tatonsh Island
Walla Walla .
Wash In l- ion
Vlnniifca:
WEATHKH t'll.Nurrn.iNS'.
A moderate depression '.'"
..,. i- ..,,.1 vitli-Vnt,Hl I ml
inlpi-i'!"
A xliirlit depression covers a p;
tart i, ,ii of tli
... ... . i...t Milder;
uly IliKli-lM
exirenie ,- .,. 1
sure obtains m ....... i ;" .," . ahln;
flutes I.itlit r. una have fallen in wa. iiini.
" "i,rco!:;urr",T".
mrousiiiou. i.ir- j,, Kasteru
weather is
lllHtt HHt vn
North Hakola.
Northern Texas,
Vallevs. OreKon
South liiHiii:i. "M"""""'
the M isjiiiip! and tMiioj
nnil Nnrlh-l'entral t alttor- )
nia: it is correspm
niliimly cooi.-r in -i' '
T.,,,..priiinri'ii urn
l(w normal on i
and atto e normal i"
palarbian hiKhlanil
other portions
f the I 'mted staten,
In tne piaiuo -nu jy- i1l.lil)1in,
1 the DU1II18 i
The condllions are
weather in the remainder ot this dIMtlci.
FORKCASTS.
Portland and vicinity Probably ociasior.el
rain- soullieriy miiub .
Orrion l",enerally lair, except
occasion
nnt-tliu-cst nortl
southerly winds.
Wasbtn-jton ' asl"i'l rnlv
When
so many
pavement
experts
favor
b-i-t-u-l-i-t-h-i-c
it's no
wonder
that
taxpayers
have ' also
fallen
into line
J.C. WILSON & CO.
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MEMBKRS
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Cl'ICAGO BOARD OF TRAUK.
NKV YORK COTTON EXCHANGE,
TUB STOCK A'l BONO EXCHANGE.
SA-N FRANCISCO.
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Phones Marshall 3858. A 4187. .
BOND
CORPOK-tTlOX ASD MUMCIPAl.
ROBERTSON & EWING
207-8 NorthTetern Bank Bids.
I Bank
ally fHir ct Dortin; nioUt-ratc southrrly
winds.
I lalnj-tliMiorally f.ilr.
THKul'i'KI-:
IHIAKF.
Af-linL-
rl,-t -..r.r:isNT.
travel Kits' ;mE
White Star Line
i ON DON MARCH 28
For pARS AI'"M' ,8- MAV 9
MAV ".. JINK 'I't. .Ii I.V II. Al(i. .
Via I i.vmiNilli C hrrbuurK fc.mil liamptoii
ilTIIKI! SAII.INOS
Oteanii. larcll iU, April II. May
Majeslie April May 18
New Yurk liicenslovn Liverpool
IVdrie Mareb 2S Italtie April 9
Adriatic. .. .April i rllic XpiU I
Itonton tjiiecofclown Liverpool
lliistnti leiiilerranean Italy
AMERICAN LINE.
One-ehiss t abin (111 s-rvlee, .M up
. Y., I'lviiiiiulli. ciierlmurit, oulliampion
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
New York, London IHrrrt
EED STAR LINE.
.New York Ihiver Antwerp
WHITc STAR DOMINION
Portland. Me. f ,ivonool
CalllriK i ilaln:i. Wosihouiid
BY .sITKMHO I.AIUiK M'KAMKK
Int-littlinc I he
( umiila. ..March '1 .caid ic. . . Ap: ii 11
Teutonic. .. .April -I CuitudH April IH
'.. DISNKY, rawntrr AKert,
(:iiiev Uldir.. HU S,-ciihI A e., Srattle.
Irlcp'lionr Main 1 i:t or l.o.ai liaiHJ.v
and Mrutiihliip ArnU.
H MRoyau riAit. Steamships ,
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SCENk bT. LAViitNcE ROUTE
The MOW 'I'l II III N I'' Uiladriillle-Screvr
S. S "ALSATIAN" and
S. S. "CALGARIAN"
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CA.VAIHAA ItOLTi:
3 Weekly Sailings Montreal-Quebec.
Liverpool-Glasgow-Havre-London
Ocean I'nsntiur l.e 'I'han 4 IIhjk.
Siiiiiiuer reservation lists now open.
Karlv bookings recommcuiled. j-enu tor
descriptive Hooklet "i." l'"or full par
ticulars us to sailings, rates, etc.. apply
to Local Asent
or 4I.I.A A '0 (ieaernl tteoln,
li'7 North Dearborn Street, Chicago.
AUSTRALIA
TAHITI AMI MAV ZKAI.AM
Round Trlii l!ate: 1st elu to Tahiti fl.'-'t.
In WrlliiiK i7.."0. t Sydney :ll)U.
Sperial 1'aeilic Ocean Tour tincluUins
South Sea Islesl. $:'.."i 1st class.
Round Ihe World Ital'S Vn application.
licRiilar tlnoiiKh wrviee from Han Francisco.
S P. AormiKi (Kl.oiHt tonsi sails April l
S S. Tahiti tlL'.olii tonsi sails Apr"!
s! H Moana l lo.oi.O tons) salU Muy
HpipI for pamphlet.
Tnion Steamship Co. of New Zealand. I.ld.
Office: HT'J Market slieut, San i'lalicisco. or
local S. S. and It- R- SKentjt.
TO SAN rRAMTSCO. LOS AiKLES
ASO SAN DIEIiO.
S. S. YUCATAN
W KDNKSUAY, M A KC H II
COOS BAY AND Kl'KEKA
S. S. ALLIANCE
WEUXESWAY. MAItt II 18
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP O.
Ticket Office. ll 1 reisht Office,
122A 3d St. Columbia Pock, I
Hsln 1814. A 18U l Main u203, A 5IJ2
COOS BAY LINE
ST K A M S K I ! HIIKAKWAT IS K.
Saihi from
Ainivorth lx-k. I". M. I nc-
day. March 10: V. l. Mennewla.v, .naren
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until .itf.-i iuwy. ,
r... rirt elHi.... S10:
trfH-onil cia, I men
1. 7 in,.l,i,linir herth and meals.
1 leliCI
tftfii.-." i.oiver Ainswortli Dock, Portland &
twin I Jay Mfarai.nii i-ine, " ...'; '
ASrnt. ftiones: Main iuuii. - sm..
lira
S. S. ROSE CITY' For
SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES
4 P. M.. Mrrn II.
The San Iranrlco rortlund 8.S. I-o.,
3d and Washington Sts. (with 0.-W. R.
N Co. Tel. Marshall 4i00. A 611.
Mr
As.rt All tmpallim I'urts.
Kcw anil l't (l.oo ton) I'MiwiBT 6iamerm
(roin Sew Tork pTerv Heriit tatuidy.
" TO Wmrv.sw ATMS.
Tor rales, etc , snply loi sl ticket Agnu,or
BI'.SK & IIAMKI.S. tieusral AlMits,
Hoi Pro.liii-f l.s.-liain.-g. New V-Th
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