THE 3IORXIXO OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, ; APRIL. 1G, 1914.
19
!
DEMAND FOR PRUNES
Eastern Trade Inquiring for
1914 Quotations.
PACKERS ' NOT OFFERING
Crop Prospects Satisfactory on Coast
and Good Prices Are Assured,
Owing to Cleanup of
Old Stocks. ,
The trade in the Eastern States and In
the Middle West Is choiring considerable
Interest in new pack Italian Northwestern
prunes. The market Jias not opened yet,
hut the prospects are trood. As the situa
tion is expjressed by J. T. Brumfleld, a
local authority on the subject, VW will
Tiave fair prices for prunes, even if the
crops on the Coast are large. If the crops
re small, prices will be exceedingly good."
... The prune crop in' the Northwest last
year was & light one, and the holdover
from 1918 was small. All of the 191 pack
went into Jobbers hands at good prices,
find stocks now held by Jobbers - and re
tailers are very light. This conditions
naturally makes 'for more or less Inquiry
for prices on the- 1914 pack.
Some of the Jobbers would be willing to
buy a limited quantity of prunes for early
shipment, but packers in Oregon and Wash
ington have thought It best not to offer
yet until the weather becomes settled and
they know more about what kind, of a crop
will be produced.
Crop prospects up to this time have been
"very good in both Oregon and California.
Tn the latter, state the crop is probably as
safe now as It will be three months hence,
tut In the Northwest growers are hoping
for a spell of clear, warm weather. Noth
ing is doing in the way of contracting with
growers, and the latter are not interested in
selling.
A late trade report from New York says:
"Sellers of future California prunes are
Impressed by the crop conditions mani
fested thus early in the season and tend
ing to indicate' a much - shorter crop than
had been counted on. They are withdraw
ing recent quotations and their new figures
are from 3.ic to c above those on which
they have been ready to do business here
tofore. Tt was said -to be doubtful If any
thing more could be bought for September
b shipment on a 5c f. o. b. four-size basis
-for 40a to 60s, the last reported transac
tions In that month being on this basis.
Packers are now reported to be reluctant
to make further commitments for first half
of October under 4 He and are generally
asking 4Ko f. o. b. four-size bulk basis
for 40s to 60s in Santa Clara stock. Pos
sibly all October shipment in Santa Clara
could still be done on a 4 f. o. b. bulk
busis, 40s to 60s, though the general quo
tation appears to be 4ic and some packers
demand 4c. Otuside prunes, 40s to 90s,
are- generally quoted on the basis of 4c
for the four sizes, all October shipment,
but the seller do not seem to be eager for
business at this price. The . improvement
In the tone of the Coast market is attrib
' utcd to the unprecedentedly heavy drop of
setting fruit In many sections, for which as
yet there seems to be no adequate explana
tlon. Spot prunes are quiet but firm under
small and closely concentrated stocks."
FOREIGX MOHAIR ' MARKETS OPENING
Brisk Trade in "New Turkish Clip I x
" " peered. ,
New ' clip mohair Is now coming on the
' foreign- market's and prices for the current
season will" sooix be; established. Reporting
on foreign conditions, the Boston Com
mercial . Bulletin says-:
"Spinnera are still fairly busy In Tork
- ahire, England, on old contracts, but they
state that new business, whether for home
consumption or for export account, is very
slow, although of course with the new clip
Just about to arrive on the market in, Con
stantinople it is understood that 'consumers
are not Inclined to paint a picture espe
cially rosy-l)ued
At the Cape some "Winter kid hair re
cently sold up to lSd and near the end of
March 100 bales of Basuto hair was reported
sold at the Cape at lld.
"The - Constantinople market is reported
quiet. The new clip was expected to be
coming into the up-country market very
freely by Easter, according to mail ad
vices of March 21. It is also expected that
there will be a fairly brisk market, es
pecially for fine ' hair, once the new clip
actually begins to arrive in good quantities."
" FARMERS ASKING HIGHER PRICES
Valla Walla- Holders Want 83 Cent for
Club Wheat.
Very little wheat is being offered, and
while dealers are trying to buy cheaper
they meet with no response on .the part of
sellers in the country. A few smwll lots
of- club were available yesterday at points
1n the Walla Walla and Waltsburg sections,
but . tn.e holders, jlJTpiU1A-d 85 cents, which
la equal to 'about 99 cents here.
; The California market was stronger and
better prices were bid for Northern wheat.
The eats ' and barley markets continued
Inactive, and weak.
Local receipts In cars were reported by
the Merchants Exchange as follows:
Wheat Barter Blour Oats Hav
Monday " 2 . 17 .17 11 g
Tuesday 10
3
Wednesday..'. -14
"Year ago
Season to date 1503
Tear ago 154T.0
c
6 7
22S8 240.
1083 2019
9
2409
1865
1610
14Uu
COUNTRY PRODUCE IN OXIOD DEMAND
Poultry and Meats Clean t'p at Firm Prices.
Egg Market Is Steady.
- Receipts of poultry and dressed -meats
were on a liberal scale yesterday, but every
thins " cleaned up without trouble. liens
sold readily at 18 cents. Broilers were more
- plentiful than heretofore, and $0 cents was
tho best price quoted. Meats sold at former
prlce5. x
The egg market was in good shape. The
general quotation on the street was 19 cents.
and single case lots brought half a cent
. more. Packers reduced their buying price
10 ISIj. cents, but other storage operators
and creameries still paid 19 cents.
The butter and cheese markets were active
and unchanged.
KTRAW BERRV . DEMAND IS (, ROWING
Good California 8tork Sells Readily Banana
Train In.
tjjs Angeles strawberries were plentiful
end of good qusHty. They offered at $1.25
to $1.50 a crate and cleaned up closely. A
carload is due today and . another Friday.
Florin berries again came through in bad
shape and 40 crates were condemned by the
Market Inspector. Six cars of bananaa were
received.
Two ears of Wlnnlngstadt cabbage arrived
last night, also a car of lettuce. The last
. car of sweet potatoes of the season is in.
Apples are well sold out of storage, and
firm prices . are . asked foe all . grades re
mainlng. -
Bank - Clearing's,
Bank clearings of tho Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
Clearings. Balances.
"Portland
Seattle .
Tacoma
Spokane
$2,842,043 $327.31
2,258.12 . 172.624
300,756
17.84
725.141 -
88.57;
Orecon Hops Taken at 17 Cents.
A few orders are on the market for
heps, but the demand is limited. A. J. Ray
tx. Bon bought a carload mads up In th
J-amhUl and Dayton sections at 17 cents,
also a car of Washington at 14'i.cents.
A number of growers were around the
local offices yesterday seeking to contract
the new crop, and indicating 15 cents as an
acceptable price.
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Grain, floor. Feed, Ete.
WHEAT Track prices: Clnb, Se; bins
stem. 1; forty-fold, 08 Vic; red Russian, 91
tt'UVic; valley, Vic.
BARLEY Feed. J22"J 22.50 per ton: brew
ing. f2323.25; rolled, S24.5023.BO.
OATS No. 1 white, milling, 023.50
per ton.
CORN Whole, $S4; cracked, f5 per ton.
FLOUR Patents. 14.80 per barrel:
straights. $4.20: exports, 3.90; vaUey, 4 Si;
graham, $4.80; whole wheat. $5.
HAT No. 1 Eastern Oregon timothy,
il617.SO; mixed timothy, 1415; valley,
grain hay, I12.60O14; alfalfa, J12Q1S.
M1LLFEED Bran, $23.50 per ton; shorts,
$26; middlings. k z
Fruits and Vegetables. -
Local Jobbing quotations: .
TROPICAL FRUITS Oranges, navels.
$1.752.S0 per box; lemons, $3.25 4.50 per
box; pineapples. 6c per pound; bananas. 4Ve
per pound: tangerines, $1.75 per box; grape
fruit, California, $3.50; Florida, $5.75e per
box.
VEGETABLES Cauliflower. 75c $1.23 per
dozen; cucumbers. $1.7$2 per dozen; egg
plant. 25c per .pound; peppers. 85o per
pound: radishes, 25c -per dozen: head let
tuce, $2.50 per crate; garlic, 12Ho pound;
sprouts. 10 11c per' pound: artichokes,
75 "J) 85o per dozen; celery, $3.75 4 crate; to
matoes. $4&4.50 per crate; hothouse let
tuce. 7refi$l per 'box; spinach. r,c per lb.:
horseradish, s&lOc; rhubarb. 88Ho per lb.:
cabbage, 2&2c per pound; asparagus,
$1 & 1.25-per dozen; peas, 7 fa 8c per lb. ; gar
lic, 12Vfcc pound; beans, 20c pound.
GREEN FRUIT-Apples. $12.50 per
box; grapes, Malagas, $7.500 per keg; cran
berries. $12 012.50 per carrel; strawberries,
$1.2o(S:.50 per crate.
ONIONS Oregon, per stack, $4.60: Austra
lian, 4 Vic per pound; Texas, $2.75 per
crate.
POTATOES Oregon, 75c per hundred;
buying prices, 4OW60c at shipping points,
sweet potatoes, $2.75(3) 3 per crate; new Cali
fornia, 68c per pound.
BACK VEGETABLES Turnips, foe; car
rots, bSc; parsnips, Sic; beets, 00c.
Iairy and Country Produce.
Local lobbing quotations:
EGOS Fresh Oregon ranch, 1910Vc per
aozen.
POULTRY Hens. 18c; broilers. 30c; tur
keys, live. 20c; dressed, choice, 2027c;
ducks. 1720c; geese, lOf&lSc.
CHE-SSE Oregon triplets. 20c; Daisies,
nominal; Young Americas, nominal.
BUTTER Creamery prints, extra, 25o per
pouna; cubes, zzc
PORK Fancy, 10V4llo per pound.
VEAL Fancy. 12 vt (p 18c ' per pound.
(Maple Groceries.
Local jobbing quotations:
SALMON Columbia River, one-pound
tails. $2.25 per uuzeu; bait-pound Ilats,
$1.40; one-pound flats, $2.40; Alaska pink,
one-pound tails, Soc; aiiversides, one-pound
tar.e, $1.25.
HONEY Choice. $3.006 3.75 per case.
NUTS Walnuts. 14 & 20c per pound;
Brazil nuta. 20c; filberts, 14015c; almonds.
19&2sc; peanuts, 40 Vac; cocoanuta, $1
per dozen; chestnuts, bifflOu per pound;
p jeans, 14vloe-
BEANS Small white, C"c; large white,
4.80c; Lima, 7c; pink, 5c; Mexican. ttisc;
cayou, oftc.
SUGAR Fruit and berry, $4.60; Honolulu
plantation, $4.40, beet. $4.40; extra C, $4.10;
powdered, lu barrels. S4a5.
COFFEE Koasteu, in arums, 10?52o per
pound. '
SALT Granulated. $15.00 per ton: half-
ground, ICOs. $lu.7C per ton; bus. $11.50 per
ton, uau-y,. $14 per ton.
. RICE No. 1 Japan, 4 14 5c: .Southern
neau. o i i ta c : uiand. ioi
DRIED FRUITS Apples, 10c per pound;
apricots, 1242'14c; peaches, btifllc; prunes,
Italians, u&loo; currants, Vftc; raisins,
loose, Muscatel, B'AwIvjc; bleached Thomp
son, 113c; unbleached Sultana, ottc; seed
ed, "9e? dates. Persian, 7ty7,c- per pound;
lard, $1.40 per box.
FIGS Package. 8 ox., 60 to box, $1.85;
1 ackage, 10 ox., 12 to box, 80c; white, 25-1 b
box, $L75; black, 25-lb box, $1.75; black,
50-lb box. $2.60; black, 10-lb. box. $L15;
Calurab candy figs, 20-lb. box, Si-Smyrna,
per box, $1.60.
iTovlslonK
HAMS 10 to 13-pound. 18 MO 18 4c; 12
li 14-pound, 18HlUVc; 14 to 18-pound,
lS'i tflujc; skinned, loyluc; picnic, 18c;
boiled, 20c - .- - - . .
BACON Fancy. 20 2754c;' standard.
21H&23HO.
DRY SALT CURED Short clear backs,
13tspl6c; exports, 1510Vc; strips, 160
17c.
LARD Tierce basis. Pure, 12 HOI fee;
compound, ouc
. a Hops, Wool, Hides." Etc.
HOM 1912 crop prima and choice, IS
17c; 1914 -contracts, nominal. '
PELTS Dry, 10c; dry short wool. 7c; dry
shearings, 10c; green shearings. lOc; salted
-heep, uucu$l; Spring iunlii, 15 25c
HIDE Salted hides. 13c per pound; salt
kip, He; salted calf, 19o; reen hides, 12c;
dry hides, 24c; dry calf, 26c; salted bulls,
sc per pound; green bulls, 00.
WOOL Valley, l.loc; Eastern Oregon.
12&I60.
MOHAIR 1914 clip, $7 per pound.
CASCAHA BARK. Old laid new, 60 per
pound.
FISH Halibut, 7c; Sacramento salmon,
19c; local salmon, IGo; black cod, be; sil
ver perch, 10c. .
Oils.
KL'KOSENE Water white, drums, bar
rels or tank wagon, 10c; special, drums or
barrels, 18Vtc: cases. 17Vi &20140.
GASOLINE Bulk. 16c; cases, 22c; motor
spirit, bulk, 16o; cases. 23o. Engine distil
late, drums, eo; cases. 15c Naptha, drums,
15c: cases, 22c
I.iNbiiKB OIL Raw. barrels. 68c: boileu.
barrels, boo; raw, oases, 600; boiled, cases.
vc -
TURPENTINE In cases. 6x- ner -:.llr.n-
tauks. 61c.
Bank Clearings.
Hank clearings In the United States for
the week ending April S. as reported
to- urausiren s. aggregate 2.2h, 220.00O,
gainst $3. 50;. UM. 000 in the- precedins week
and $3.O74.:loa.0O0 in the same week last
year. Trollowin are the returns for the
week with percentages of cban-re from last
year:
P. C. Inc.
New York . . ,
..$1,843,960,000 8.6
Chicago
,. . S0O.193.O00
.. -17S.7oS.000
169,733,000
75,44,oi)0
13867,000
4.100.000
49.03,000
. 8, 083,000
. . " 24.61.000
26.766.OO0
22.9i3.0OO
27,284.000
23.4O3.000
. . 16.936.0II0
16,603.000
I. 1. 4 16,000
1R.794.000
14.009.000
13,160,000
II. 361. 000
.t- 11,663.000
-:9.S73.O0
7
Philadelphia ..
10.3
9.2
2.0
7.0
6.8
1.8
1.3
nosfm . . -. .
St. Louis . . . . .
Plttsbure
Ka'nsas City
San Francisco
Baltimore . . .
Detroit 14..T
11.6
'lncinnatl ...
Minneapolis
9.4
10.6
Cleveland . . . ,
Los Angeles .,
3.6
1.9
New Orleans
Omaha
7.0
Milwa-ukee ...
6.7
Atlanta ,
1
ljulsville
Portland, Or.
9.4
20.6
Heat tie ,
.7
3.0
Buffalo
-St. Paul
7.6
Denver
Indianapolis' .
.'. 7.920.000 19.3
. . - 7. 34O.00O 5.2
. . . t.r.ss.ooo 4.7
provluencc . .
Spokane
3.947.O0O 6.7
Oakland
- 2,852,000 1.0
2. 203. 000 J7.0
3sn Diego ...
Tacoma
3.1 1 7.000 17.S
Sacramento
,. .2, ilo.OOO .$
Decrease.
Metal .Markets.
NEW YORK. Anril l.",. Lead nil let. 3.7SO
.f.t: London. .
Spelter easy. f. 7fa: 5.2r, ; London, 21 10s.
Copper nominal. Spot and June. 18.50f
n. o;. electrolytic, lake, lo.ou, nom
inal: casting. 1 4.2 jSH'14.37 'i.
Tin weak. Spot, U5.8u30.13; Jtzne, 89.00
. Antimony dull. Cookson's, 7.25.
' Iron steady, iiuchafiEed.
Chicago Iulry Produce.
' CHICAGO. April 15. Butter, unchanged
l-.gg. lower; receipt. itO.Osl cases; at
mark, cases Included, ltJH'u,17c; ordinary
nrsts. iBfeiWPJic; nrsts. iiKjitc.
Cheese, easy; daisies. 17Spl71.4c: tn-fns.
lO1, SJlo'ic; Americas, 10-tflBcr long
norm. J.U (fl) 10 !-;C
Dried Krult at New York.
NEW YORK. April 15. Evaporsted ap
ples quiet. Prunes firm. Apricots, quiet and
firm. Peaches, steady.. Raisins, dull.
Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK. April 13. Spot cotton. Quiet.
Middling uplands, 13.10c; gulf. 13.35c
City Srs Bond Interest.
CEXTRALIA, Wash., April 13. (Spe-cial.)-
An agreement wss made with
Carstert A Carles, a bonding- Arm, by
the City Commission yesterday where
by considerable-interest will be saved
on bonds sold for- constructing; the
local gravity wafer system. The bond
ing? firm- agreed to buy $152,500 worth
of the bonds. By agreement the money
will be turned over as the city needs it.
RALLY IN MARKET
Pressure on Stocks Relaxes
and Prices Rise.
FAILURE OF BEAR RAID
Mexican Affairs Play Little Part in
Day's 'Speculation Xew Xork
City Bond Sale Comes Vp
' to Expectations..
NEW YORK, April 13. Pressure on the
stock market was relaxed today, and while
the movement was irregular, there was no
such, appearance of general weakness at
during the preceding session. The buying
power was limited, but whenever the mar
ket showed signs of giving way, a suffi
cient demand sprang up to bring about a
roily. The range of prices wss narrow and
tradine was on a much smaller scale.
The only determined effort to bring about
a resumption of the decline, which had been
in progress most of the time for a week,
was made during the -noon hour, when the
hears raided the market, concentrating their
attack: on union Pacific. The effect of the
raid was short.
Mexican affairs played little part in the
day's market. Washington news was
watched closely on the board room floor.
but . the general inclination was to await
developments, shares of corporations hav
ing Interests In Mexico, such as Smelting
ana Mexican Petroleum, were heavy
Kansas Sc Texas preferred was again under
pressure, breaking to 33, the lowest figure
111 Ji years. Selling of this stock was pro
voked by uncertainty as to what action
tne directors, who are to meet next week,
will take, on the dividend. Cuts In the
prices of copper metal and oil were re
flected In heaviness of the petroleum and
copper snares.
The sale of $ij5.00O,000 New York City
44 per cent bonds about came uo to ex
pectatlons In regard to the prices realized
ana l tie volume of Mas.
Bonds were irregular. Rock Island showed
strength. Total sales par value, $2S5,00O.
United States 2s registered and 4 registered
aecunea A and Panama 3s registered H
on .can. . . - .
- CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported by J. C. Wilson Sc Co., Lewis
building. Portland.
Closini
LOW. Bid.
10
73 7:1
Sales.
Allis-Chal
Amal Copper . . 21.SV0
Am Beet Sugar..-
Am Can Co .... "00 '
do preferred.. loo
Am Cnr & Fdy.. 800
Am Cotton Oil
Am Smel Ret 2,400
do preferred.. luo
Am Sugar . . . . .v 500
do preferred.. 3m
Art Tel ec Tel.. 1,200 .
Am Tobacco
Anaconda 1,000
Atl Coast Line.'. ".
A T Sc Santa Fe 1,400
do preferred
Bait & Ohio . . . 1,Hm
Brok R Tran.. t0O
High.
22 -4
28
hi H
411-7, '
''
101
110
1 10'i
120 5b .
".37
' ixi i
"SH
01
200 V4
52
12 Vi
132
CiS4
S.VH
40 V,
2
27 H
fc
41M
B0H
101
110
ll .
!33
"65
X
. t5 1 4
12V
132
07 i
it
411',
41
0H
IOI
1U h,
ll
22
121 vi
13V
110
"8V4
!1
ll8i
31
12V,
12
7T
34",a
40
28 H
2l',
12B
306
12V
13 V
2V
144 Vi
31H
121
110 Vis
14H
60
302
24
141 Ti
144 V
11
J21
11
24
128
122
67
26 Vi
lli:i
75
loo
22
22
l-'OV,
l:t
"5
91
24
127
13 3
S2
16
r.R
KVs
04
61
73
Canadian Pacific 10.::0O
C & O . .
2,loo
10O
100
3. KM)
R.1MK)
3.S0O
. 3uO
C O W
C & N W
C. M & St Paul.
Central Leather.
Chino
Col FutI & Iron
Col Southern
2SH
Consul Has . . .. '
I U & W
D R j
100
300
7,400
' "40o
2.S00
8IM
400
2O0
13,300
. aoo
12tt
IJ
28
"sivi
12a
"i-i'-i
U0-7
144
135
J2'
16
27 H
"aoH
121 "i,
"l4H
60 b
24H
141'.
104
Distilling Securl
c.rie a.. .......
General Electric
(jt North Ore . .
t North pf . . .
!llnois Central,
nterboro Metro.
do preferred..
Inter Harvester.
K C Southern...
Lehigh Valley ..
Louis A Nssh...
Mexican Central
M. 6 P Sc S S M
Mo, Kan Sc Tex,:
Mo Pacific .....
Nat Biscuit ...
l.WK)
1,200
ir.fe
24 k
in
23
do preferred..
New Haven
2.80O
3,noo
40
U0
' 2'. 7 00
400
8.000
2J,K6
l.wn
000
4.S00
L04I0
1.40O
30.2OO
07
M
26 r.
103
iio'H
23 'a
23
164 "
22
02
24
138
l."HiB
6
esvi
26S
103
imi
22
22
iir."
2J
I
24
137
134
N Y Central . . .
N Y, Ont Sc Wes
Norfolk & Wet,
North America..
Northern Pac . .
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania ...
Peoples Oas ...
Reading
Republic S I.
Rock Island Co.
Southern Pac . .
Southern Ry ...
Texas Oil
Union Pacific .
do preferred..
Pnlted Rds S F.
U S Steel Cor..
66.700
' V.806
700
I.IOO
1,100
58
"o4i
1 Vs
H2S
72 H
do preferred..
Utah Copper . ..
54
61
72
Wabash
Western T. nion. .
Westinr Elec . .
Wisconsin . Cent.
41
Total sales for the day. 306,400 shares.
BONDS.
Reported ly Overbeck Sc COoke Co., Board
of Trade Bldg.
Bid. Asked.
Atch Gen 4s.. 95 96
Atl Coast Uno lit il. 4 'J 3 '4
B c O Oold 4S 94 Vj 9-r'.4
B K T 4s f0 01
fhes & O 4V-..... 92V; 94
C M & St P Oen 4 Vis 102
t" R I Col 4s . 33
Cal Gas 3s ?14 OlVs
c B O. Joint 4s B7 97
Erie Gen 4s 74! 74V,
Int Mt 4Vj.s 76 7J
Louisville Nash ITn 4s 95 ti It.",
Missouri Pac 4S. 50 60,
NYC Gen HVis S2 8:t
N W 1st Con 4 3
Northern Pac 4s 95 .....
Oregon short Lane Ref 4s 92V, 92
Pac Tel 5s 97 9S
Penna Con 4s 100 101
Reading Gen 4a 95 95
st 1, & San Fran Ref 4s 77 77 Vt
So P Ref 4s 92!s 95
S p Col 4S. 91 91
So Ry 3s l3Vi 1C
So Ry 4s 74 74
l;n Ry Inv 4s 58
I n Pai 1st and Ref -4a 94 U4 Vi
I' S Stoel 5s 102 103
West Shore 4fl 94 .....
Wahasn 4s 3:t 55
Whouse Klec cv 5s. ........... . 15 95
Wisconsin Central 4s 88 ..;..
Mocks at Boston.
BOSTON. April 13. Closing Quotations
AUouez ........ 41 INev Con 14
Amal Cop 73 iNiplssipg Mines.. 6
t z.- i. A: m.. m-isorm .Butte .... ze
Aria Com 4; North Lake i
Calumet sr Arix. 6. Old Dominion... 1!)
I Wet-la 416 Osceola. 77
Centennial 16 IQulncy &8V4j
Cop Range c C 37 IShannon ....... 5Vi
V. fcmtte fop Mn 1014 superior 2sv
P'rarklln .. 5 Sup at Bos Mine. 2
liranby Con SO- Tamarack fVi
orecne cananea a -lu h n k Min. 7 .
I Royalle Con) 18 do pfd
47 i
Kerr Ijke 4I'tah Con
Lake Corner... 7Wlnona ......
La Salle Copper Wolverine ....
Miami Copper... 23v?jButtc A Sup..
Mohawk 42V4i
10
8
4Z
34
I Money, Kxchange, Etc.
NEW YORK. April 13. Call money steady
1:(2 per ct-nt: ruling rate. 1 per cent
cloinz bid. lft2 ner rent.
Time loans, weak: 60 days. 2MQ2 per
cent: 90 das. 2 '3 per cent; six months.
5rrc3 per cent.
Mercantile naper. 3o3 per rent.
bterlfng exchange, steady; 60-day bills.
Commercial hills. $4.S4.
Bar sliver. 3SC.
Mexican dollars. 45Vqtc
Government bonds, heavy; railroad bonds.
irregular.
LONDON. April 15.
26 13-16d.
-Bar silver steady
Aioner, oia.
Short bills. 1;
three months, 2.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.
Isrs. 4SV4C
Mexican dot
Sterling exchange. 0 days. 14.84; sight,
$4.86.
Drafts, telegraph 2 Vic, sight par.
Naval Ktores.
SAVANNAH. Ga., April 15. Turpentine
firm. 43 4 -4:15 c: sales, 239: receipts. 170
shiumeuts. 1382: stocks, lu-,844.
Rosin firm: sales. 1791; receipts. 634
shipments. HhM: stocks, 100.738. Quote: AB
$3.75. CDF S3.S3, FG - $3.95, HI $4.10. K.
$i.l5. M $4.50, N $3.30, WG and WW $5.73.
. ' Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. April 15. The indifferent
showing ot Kuropean market, continued
good weather In Brazil, free old-crop move
ment and a renewal of scattering May liQul
dattona caused an opening decline of 8 to
points In coffee today. Offerings of May
were absorbed by prominent brokers an
the market steadied on covering, with the
clou 10 points-net lower to 3 points higher.
Sales, 25,000 bags. May. S.53c; June, 8.61c;
July. 8.70c: August. 8.78c; September, 8.84c;
October. 8.93c; November. 9c: December,
9.06c; January, 9.12c; February, 9.19c;
March, 9.26c
Spot quiet. Rio No. 7. 8c; Santos No. 4,
11 He. Mild dull. Cordova, 12'416o nom
inal.
. Raw sugar closed barely steady. Centrif
ugal. 2.95c: molasses sugar, 2.30c. Sales, 29,
000 bags. Refined, steady.
8AN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Quoted at the Bay City , on Fruits,
Vegetables, Etc
SAN FRANCISCO. April 15. Fruit
Pineapples, $1.502; apples, Newtown Pip
pins, $1.251.75; Hoover, $1,554 1.50; No. 3.
60c $1; Mexican limes, 7&s; California
lemons. $1.75 3.50.
Potatoes Delta wnites. 75Cftii.iv; Ore
gon Burbanks, $5C4$1.25; sweats. $2,100
2.15.
Vegetables Cucumbers, hothouse. $1;
green peas, Zt94Hc; string Deans. 10c;
eggplant, nominal.
- Butter Fancy creamery, 22Vsc; seconds.
3c
Eggs Fancy , ranch. 21 '-ic; store, 20c.
Onions Oregon, $4 4.25.
Cheese Young America, Itfil9c; new.
ISa 16V.C
Receipts Flour, Isos quarter sacks; bar
ley, 7045 centals; potatoes, 387a sacks; hay.
60 tons.
HOG MARKET HOLDS UP
READILY PAV
LISHED PRICK.
KSTAB.
Several toads of Montana Steers Moved
at f$ Dar'a Ran Is Not
. Latge,
Ten loads of oeule and four ot hogs mad
up the transfers at the yards yesterday.
Market conditions In general were un
changed. tlood Montana steers, of which about four
loads were offered, were sold at $. Several
loads of lower grade ranged in price from
$7 to $7.ao
The hog market held well at the estab
lished price of $S.73 for top grade. A few
smooth heavy hogs sold at $7.75. No sheep
were available.
Receipts were 126 cattle snd 42 hogs.
Shippers were: F. B. Dlshmoe, Red Rock,
5 cars cattle; J. T. Cooper, Condon, 1 car
hogs; Fred Weatherford. Sneplers. 1 car
hogs; T. J. McCuliough. Shanlko. 1 car hogs;
J. W. Weer, Roosevelt, 1 car hogs; A. R.
Brown. Ashland. 1 car hogs.
The day's sales were as follows:
Weight. Price. i
38 steers .1127$.0o; s hogs
1 steer ..1216 ti.00,lotr"logs
Wt. Price.
ISO $S.7-i
. 20:t
.t.73
7.73
7.73
7.75
8.23
8.30
5.60
0.H3
7.1W1
7.23
1 r steers . 1 1 lO
n.001 1 hoi
. 430
. 4:10
. 460
. ::2
. 170
. s:!4
. 79
.1041
.111s
IS steers
10 steers
40 hogs .
43 hugs .
2 hogs .
93 hogs .
1 hog . .
1 hog . .
41 hogs
. HS4
.111.-1
. 116
. 176
. 270
. 161
. 370
. ::oo
. 213
.0o 1 hog .
s.ool 1 hog .
s.bsi 1 hoe .
8.75t 2 hogs
7.20; 27 cows
e.7.! 24 cows
7.731 23 steers
7.73i 26 steers
8.731 26 steers
..1128
l.Mt
Current
local Quotations
on
the various
. $7.50 at 8.20
. 7.304j 7.50
. 7.004X 7.25
. 6.25.,D 7.00
. 6.004? 6.25
, 6.00 4i 7.25
. 8.00 '(f 9.00
6.00 if 7.50
. .00ri 6.2$
, 6.00 (ti 7.50
. 8.00(6) 8.73
. 7.00.0 7.80
. 6.75 (if 7.10
. 6.00 a 6.16
. 5.35ti 5.65
. 4.759 5.00
. 4.26 4.50
classes of livestock follow:
Prime steers
Choice steers
Medium, steers ............
Choice cows
Medium cows
Heifers
Light calves ....
Heavy calves
Bulls
tags
nogs
T.lght
Heavy
Sheen
ambs, wool . . .
.ambs. sheared .
Wethers, sheared
wes. wool
Ewes, sheared . .
Omaha Livestock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Aorll 13. Hogs
Receipts. 10,000; market, lower. Heavy.
lOiSS.ti..; light. $s.40ra.6O: pigs, $7,309
M; bulk of sales, ss.533.60.
Cattle Receipts. gouO: market, easier. I"a-
ive steers. 87.339: native cows and heifers.
$6.23 & 8. 15: Western steers, $6.30 dig; Texas
teera. ojg7.oo; lx:is cows anu Letters,
5.75W7.13: calves. $91310.75.
Sheep Receiots. 10.000: market, lower.
Yearlings, $6.S0tt7.60; wethers, $ti.40 jj7.1o;
Iambs, 7.40u 8.40.
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. April 15. Hogs Receipts. !.-
000; market, steady, at yesterday's average
Bulk of sales. $8.b0$i8.85; light. $8.65 5.90;
mixed. $S.608.9O; heavy. S.40-Si; rough
$8.4Oj8.50; pigs. 7.30&'S.60.
cattle Receipts. 11,000; market, steady to
stronger. Beeves, $7,1049.50; Texas steers.
T.S5ih.s.S0: Western steers. $7.10(fi S.20.
tockers and feeders. $5.6061 S.15: cows and
heifers. $3.75&8.i!0; cslves, $4.&08.50.
rineep rtecetpts, Zl.ooo; market, steaay.
Native. $3.50'o-7: Western. $3.60(7.10; year
lings, $5.904g7.C: lambs, native. $u.308.25;
western, su.uugrs.ao.
1
Hops at New York.
NEW YORK. April 1$. Hops quiet.
LINN PIONEER PASSES
JAMKS M. MARKS ASHKItS CALL
AT OAKLAND AT AGE OK" M2.
Orearon Residence Datea to ISo'J, and
Activity in Affairs of State Covers
I'erlod or Over Fifty Years.
ALBANY, Or.. April 15. (Special.)
James M. Marks, Oregon pioneer of
1852, and resident of Linn County con
tinuously for more than half a century,
died last night at his home in Oakland,
Cal.. at the asrc of 82 years.
Mr. Marks -was born April -j, 1832,
in Washington County, Indiana, and re
sided in that state until 1852. when
ith his parents and brothers, lie
crossed tho plains to Oregon. The fam-
llv settled In Linn County, and Mr.
Mar' took up a donation land claim
on rsouth rjantlam laver, just norm
of present city of Lebanon. He
lived there a few years and then moved
to a farm four miles west of Lebanon,
where he passed almost 30 years. In
1891 he moved Into Lebanon and lour
years later came to Albany, residing
here, until five years ago, when he
went to Oakland.
Throughout his active life Mr. Marks
took a keen Interest in public affairs,
and was prominent in the community
in which he rived. He was especially
active in educational and relltrious mat
ters. He assisted in orfranlzing differ
ent rural schools in this county, and
was a director in his school district for
a great many years. He was one of
the organizers of the First Presbyterian
Church of Lebanon.
Mr. Marks was married July 3. 1S6
to Mary P. Blain.-daughter of Wilson
Blaln, pioneer Oregon minister and at
one time editor of the Oregon i-.pee
tator. Orejron's first newspaper. They
celebrated their a-olden wedding- at their
home In Oakland in 1912. He is sur
vived bv his widow and seven children
Alvin W. Marks, of Oakland: Mrs.
Ktta P. Orove. of Vlsalla. Cal.: J
Bernard Marks. of Oakland. Mrs.
Mary I. Eocieston. of Oakland; Mrs
AVInella Callenrler. of Burmah. Kas
India: Miss Marsraret Marks, of San
Francisco, and W'illard L. Marks.
Albany, County Clerk of Linn County.
285 BOYS IN PIG CONTEST
Many Pupils in Oregon Scliools Be
girt l-'ccdlng So9 Superintendent
In . letter to O. M. Plummer. seere
tary-treasurer of the Portland Union
Stockyards Company and member o
the Portland School Board. Slat
Superintendent ot Schools Churchill
savs:
"Up to the present time 285 boys of
Orecon schools have enrolled lor in
plg-feedlng contest, and this means
they have already Degun to leea in
Disrs.
Similar work is being- carried on i
Washinsrton, Idaho and Montana as
practical means of promoting; the agrl
cultural and industrial education anion
i school children. -. - -
MAY FORGED HIGHER
Limited guying Adds Another
Half Cent to Price.
OTHER SELLERS UNEASY
General Wheat Market Is Kir 111 in
Spite ot Bcarlfeli Crop News.
Corn Shorts Alarmed by Report
of Large Proposed Shipment.
CHICAGO, April 13. Increasing lightness
wilh which the Mky delivery of wheat was
held tended today .to make the market as
a wholo seem rather erratic.' Closing prices
were unchanged at a shade oft to VaWNo
una compared with last night. Corn also
had an Irregular . finish, varying-from Vy
decline to c advance.' Oats closed the
same as last night to So higher and provls
ions down 1 2 V (ti-1 Ttc to 42Hc.
It took only a limited amount ot buying
to force May wheat "t cent a bushel above
the topmost figures of the previous session.
The effect was to cause uneasiness among
sellers of the later months, notwithstanding
that croD news was mostly be&riab.
Shorts In corn recetved Quite a scare from
unconfirmed reports that vessel room had
been chartered here for the shipment of
2.000.000 bushels of corn to the East. There
was a heavy spread between May delivery
and the more deferred futures, especially
September, which was freely, sold against
purchases of May. Oklahoma and Northern
Tcxaa sent reports of damage said to have
resulted from recent cold weather.
Provisions suffered severely from liqul
dating sales by miscellaneous longs. Th
only demand was that of shorts, v, ho were
tuklng profits.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open.
.$ .2,
'. -eOV:
High.
$ .2
.80
Low.
-2
.86
Close.
May
July
$ .92
.86
CORN.
.67 H .'
.06 .UO
OATS.
.S7"i .37 'i
.37 .31
MESS. FORK.
Mav
July
.6
.06 Vs
.68
.66
Ms
July
.30
May
July
. ..20.75 20.75 20.32 '1 20.35
...20.75" 20.75 20.37 Vs 20.40
LARD.
May
July
...10 45 10.45 10.32Vi
...10.05 10.60 1O.50
SHORT RIBS.
...11.07 11.07 10.97Vi
. ..ll.::o 11. :to 11.15
10.32
10. jO
May
10.97 Vi
July
11.
fnsi nrlrpa were'
Wheat No. 2 red. 91'ii95V4c: No. 3 red.
93 4 Utc; No. 2 hard, 92c; No. 3 hard,
9292V4c; No. 2 Northern, 944i93c;
No. 3 Northern, 93 si 94 -.c ; No. 2 Spring
V4i93V-c
Corn No. a old. Vic: No. 3. 66Hr6TVtC
No. a white, U7V46S,.ic; No. 3 yellow, 07
a OS c.
Rve No. 2. 61c
Barley. 49'T5c.
Timothy. $:icp4.60.
Clover. $S'dl2-
Europeaa Grain Markets.
LONDON. April 1$. -Cargoes on passage
outer.
Kiikllsn country maraata quici; rroncn
country markets Quiet.
t.lvRRPllO!. Anril 13. Wheat Spot
ulet. Futures steady. May and July, is la
October, 7s d.
Ouluth Linseed Market.
DCI.l'TH. April 15. Linseed,
ay. $1.5d; July. $1.58.
$1.55
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Anril 13. Wheat. No.
hard, 93&U4c; No. 1 Northern. 919
92c: No. 2 Northern. agti9Uc; No.
wheat, S6iu8Sc; May, sbuc
uty. 90ffOOc
Barley. 41 fa a sc.
Flax, $l.S2ql.$4.
Han IVanrUco Orain Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 13. Spot quota
tions: Walla Walla, $1.62 tt l.us ; rea
Russian. $1.60(&. 1.61 : Turkey red. $1,654?
67 V: bluestem. $I.70'i 1.7'J ; feed bar
lev. $1.05; brewing barley, nominal: white
oats. $1.27 H 4 1.28 ; bran. $24.5042 25; mid-
lings, $oO(:ii; snorts, Bofc .o.ou.
Call board: Barley. December. $1.04U
May. $1.04; April, $i.Q3 liia. $1.03 asaea.
Pugrt Sound W"hrat Markets.
8EATTLK. April 15. Wheat Rluesten
98c; fortyfold. 97 c; club, 92c; lie. Wio
red Russian. 90c.
yesterday s car receipts, wneat if. oats ,
al ley 4, nay 10, - Hour o.
TACOMA. Aorll 15. Wheat Bluestem,
9fcj $l-0o; fortyfold, 82c; club and red ITlfs,
91c.
Car receipts, wneat nil, barley l, nay lo.
50-YEAR FRANCHISE ASKED
Milwaukio Council Balks fit Itcqncst
of Oa Company.
MII.AVAUKIK. Or.. April 13. (Spe
ial. ) The Portland Gas Company mad
application for a 50-year franchise to
lay khb mains In the streets of Mil
waukee to furnish sras at a minimum
rate of $1.2T at tho meeting: of Mllwau
klo CountII last niirht. The street com
mittee objected to the franchise on the
grounds that It was for too lougr a
time, and that tlx charge wu too
frrcat. It will be considered at a later
meeting.
Plans and specifications lor the Im
provement of Laurel avenue were sub
mitted, the improvement to cost about
$7000. The matter was postponed until
the Council ascertains if the property
owners approve of the cost. The im
provement of He Witt street, costing-
$2000. was approved.
A special meetincr of the Council will
be held Thursday night to complete un
finished business. Acceptance of the
pavtnsr of Front street, - which cost
$40,000. and the matter of procuring
Bull Kun water will be considered
Two applications for the water bonds
havo been received. The city Is au
thorized to Issue $20,000 for water
works.
IDAHO GOOD HOG COUNTRY
Prominent Experts Tell Karmcra
Wlioro Tlrcy Make MMakes.
LEWISTON. Idaho. April 16. (Spe
cial.) The farmers' institute, which
was conducted In Potlatch during tne
past week, was larjrely attended and a
areat success. It was the nrst meet
ing: of the kind ever held in Potlatch.
Among- the speakers were rroressor
Kllincrton. of the dairying department
Professor Moore, of the poultry depart
ment: Professor Iddlngs. of animal
husbandry; Dr. Peterson, soil specialist.
and William M. Morsran. lawyer ol
Moscow. All of these men were agreed
that the farmers of this vicinity have
been making a grave mistake by not
dolus; more diversitled farming. An
other mistaken idea, it was stated, is
that this country Is not adapted to the
raising of livestock as well as Is the
corn belt. Mr. Iddlngs quoted from the
"American Swineherd, one of the most
conservative of agricultural papers, to
prove that hogs can be raised with
greater ease in this country, where
pasture land is plentiful and where
more kinds of crops can be raised than
In the corn belt.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. April 16. Maximum temper
ature, ot decrees: minimum, ao.j aesreea.
River read. 8 A. M.. 8. feet: rhanire in last
24 hours. .4 toot rise, total rainiaii to r. m,
to 5 P. M. . Jii inch; total since September
1. 1013. ;;o.lK inrtics: normal, ds.a.t mens
deficiency. 3.17 Inches. Total sunshine, i
hours lO minutes: possible. 13 hours 32 mln
utes. Barometer (reduced to sea level)
5 P. M., 20.13 mcnea.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The Vancouver storm bss moved eastward
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FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Showers, followed
by fair, wsrmer: westerly winds.
Oregon and Washinaton Showers, fol
lowed by fair, wanner; westerly winds.
TUB WKATHER.
Wind
STATIONS.
State of
weather
Baker
52 0.18 10 N Rain
t-2 0.4O1 4 SW Rain
.5i fl.orS'NXU Rain
bOIA.olj H'K Cloudy
0'1.00; UN'S Clear
oo.oil s.W Cloudy
7rt.O.OO 0 W . Pt. cloudy
74 O.OO: 4 N Clear
ttti O.oo! 6 W Clear
fni o.7l' 1L' NW Clear
Holse
Koaton
CulKury
thiuago .......
Colfax
lonver ........
tes Moines . . . .
Dululh
Kuroka
tialveston
.. "L' O.dOli SW ICIcar
Helena
til ".on lit M loutly
7H0.l0i W JCIear
7H o.oot 4'N Clear
e.l-rt.0-.'! s SW Cloudy
n-2 0.r,7 NT Cloudy
8L"'0.1 6 W Pt. cloudy
4ti'0.1Sl 4'W (Cloudy
M-0.1'01 S NW Raln
44 O.OO IS NK IPt. cloudy
7S 0.OO ,il;SW Clear
410.44 2S K 'Rain
4S'o.2li VNWCloudv
BL'iO.r.n ll' XWtpt. cloudy
lO'O.ool 4'W (Cloudy
IM (i.oiil ; W Pt. cloudy
MOI0.4fii :HK Iciou-ly
Jacksonville ...
Kansas City
Klamath Kails
Laurier
I,os Anffnles ...
Marshflold
Modtord
Montreal ......
New Orleans ...
New York
North Head . . .
North Yakima .
Pendleton
Phoenix .......
Pocatello
Portland ......
itoeebenr
. .",4 . r.ol in sw-cioudy
I MO.ai !3,NWlRitl
I 70 U.0O 1 SW ICIoar
I 70O.0f(i 6 XW'Pt. cloudy
. 72'rt.Mi CUE (clear
Sacramento ....
St. I.OU1S
St. Paul
Salt Lake
Nan Francisco ,
S O.ool 4 S W Cloudy
".". V'JI1H,N WJCIear
r.ilo.44 12 N'R (Cloudy
BS O.L'O 22 SW Cloudy
,r.4lt.44'12W Pt. cloudy
4H O.S2 lS'W Pt. cloudy
r.!.rti iosw cloudy
f.2 .' R NK Rain
."Ml. ooi 4;XK Pt. cloudy
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Spokane ........
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island
Walla Walla ..
Washington ....
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