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THE MORNING OREGONIA.3J. TUESIAT. MAY 12, 1914. DEMAND 15 CHECKED Eastern Brewers Slow Buyers of Oregon Hops. HAND-TO-MOUTH TRADE Cautious About Stocking Up in. View of Possible Victories by Prolii tion FVrces latest Sales Are at Decline. 99 cents, beans at 31 & cents and arti chokes at 3 cents. There was a temporary scarcity of Oregon asparagus. Tli re Is no doubt that the demand from the Kast for Pacific Coast hops baa been affected in large measure by the activity of the prohibition cause and the possibility of sains, if not sweeping victories, by this party In coming state elections. SMfc-ny brewers arc known to lack a sufficient sup Ply of- hops to carry them into the new crop, but they are pursuing & policy of hand-to-mouth buying, as might be ex pected under the circumstances, and this fact, together with some pressure to sell oB tli e part of holders, is the cause of the p recent weakness of the market. Sales can only be effected now at a lower range of prices. Total unsold stocks m the United States are 10.000 'hales creater than, a. year aeo. and with the season drawing to a close and a fairly large crop in sight these un sold holdings are a weight on the market. Should unfavorable crop reports come from abroad they might cause a rally in the market, but the main factor during the nest six months will undoubtedly be the politiclal situation in this country. The newly formed Oregon Growers" and Dealers Association has made an active start this week in preparing Information for everyone in the state connected In any way with the hop-growing industry, and they will be shown conclusively what will happen to their business if the dry forces are successful in Oregon. Two deals were reported in the market yesterday, both in Forest Grove hops, T. A. Llvesley & Co. bought 19 bales from X. J. Hoar and 46 bales from James Nichols, paying 12 cents for each lot. There Is limited Inquiry for contracts, and It Is said 14 cents has been offered to responsible growers. The new crop is making fair progress in tho Northwest and weather conditions now could not be better. Crop conditions in New York State are given by the Water- vilte Hop Reporter as follows: "Work in the hop yards Is progressing as rapidly as possible. Foles are mostly set and grubbing has been general for the past week. The hop roots as a whole have Wintered well and well -cared -for grounds have few if any miss hills. Tho weather has been warm and showery for the past few days, making ideal weather for grow ing, but the rains have Interfered with the work to a certain extent. Better Demand for Poultry. There was a better demand for poultry yesterday, and the prospects are for a large trade this week at the lower prices now prevailing. Quotations were the same as on Saturday. Dressed meat arrivals were light and these lines also promise to be mora active this week. Eggs were the firmest feature of the produce marke t. Current receipts were The dairy produce market was active. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clearings. Balances. Portland $1MH1,07 $iy2,S3s Seattle I!,061.6tfl Tacoraa. 423.292 5,069 Spokane- 77.t10 112,531 PORTLAND MAKKKT QUOTATIONS. Grain, floor. Feed Etc WHEAT Track prices: Club, 89c; blue stem, 94c; forty-fold. 00c; red Russian. BSftc; valley, Sc. MILLFEliD Bran, $24 per ton; shorts, 5027; middlings. $32&33. FLOUR Patents, S4.80 per barrel straights, $4.20; exports, J 3. 90; valley, v4.80; graham. $4.80 ; whole wheat. $3. HAY No. 1 Eastern Oregon timothy, $16 17; mixed timothy. $14 (g 15; valley grain hay, $12.50014; alfalfa. S1213.50. BARLEY Feed. $20.o021 per ton: brew ing, $21.5022; rolled, $23.5024.50. iAo in o. a wnice mining, ha per .on. CORN Whole, (34; cracked, $3a per tea. Fruits and Vegetables. Local Jobbing quotations: TROPICAL FRUITS Oranees. navels. $2.50 3 per box; lemons, $3.75(4.50 per box; pineapples, tic per pound; bananas, 4e per pound; grapefruit, Florida, (4.75 5.75 per box. VEGETABLES Cucumbers. SI 61.75 per dozen; eggplant, 20c per pound; peppers, 30c per pound; radishes: 17ric per dozen; head lettuce. $2 2.25 per crate: artichokes, 55 65c per dozen; celery, $3-75 4.25 crate; tomatoes, $4.5u a per crate ; spinacn, 5c per lb. ; horseradish, 8 10c ; rhubarb, lc per lb.; cabbage, 22c per lb.; as paragus, i& i.ou per cozen; peas, a&v sc per lb.; beans, llc per lb. GREEN FRUIT Apples. $12.50 per box: box; strawberries, California., SI 2 per crate; Oregon, $2 2.50 per crate ; cherries. $1.25 1.75 per box; gooseberries, 5&7c per pound. ONIONS New, $2 2.50 per crate. POTATOES Oregon. 75c per hundred; buying prices, o0(a 65c at shipping points; sweet potatoes, $i.50$5 -per hundred; new California, 3 V & 3 c per pound. SACK VEGETABLES Turnips. new, $1.50; carrots, $1; parsnips. $1; beets. $L Dairy and Country Produce Local jobbing quotations: EGGS Fresh Oregon ranch, case count 20c; candled. 21c per dozen. POULTRY Hecs, 15fe&16c; broilers. 25 2Bc; turkeys, live, 20t&;22o; dressed, choice. 2os2c; ducks. 13jloc; geese. 106 He. CHEESE Oregon triplets, lU16c; louns Americas, lTftciTc BUTTER Creamery prints, extra, 25c per pounu; cubes, -ZC PORK. Fancy, 10 He per pound. VEAL Fancy, HVs (tf 12c per pound. HOG (MET SAGS ill iml fiWBT JUMPS CENT Cent or U J Chlno 1 Colo Fuel & Iroa Colo fcouthern.- I Consolidated Gaf D L ft W Tnn Prim Ic fllmo I nwpr Than Distilling secur! " " " ' Erie 2.10O Oeneral Elec . . Gt North Ore.. ' do preferred.. Illinois Central. Interboro- Metro. do preferred.. Inter Hsrr . THIRTEEN LOADS ARE IN fcEVlW" Mexican Cent . - M St P & S S M Mo Kan & Texas Missouri Pac . . I National Lead. . Last Week's. Prime Steers Bring $8.25, but Bolt National Biscuit ... I New Haven ... '2 ""r.no 9s's "nsii Too aofc US1 r.-.oo "sis 10O 27 27 V.juO 132 V4 130" "i.ioo 'is'hi "isii I'M) HO, 14 6i, 300 31H uin 1.200 123 122H "soo "iii "ii" 300 -J H 2 Vj 3.900 10S5i 105 BOO 21 i liG3, l.tW 140 i 13S1 "ioo "is' "irh 1T.900 1S? 17 of Day's Offerings IKK""! ?fot Grade Kig-li Slieep Move at Last "Week's Prices. 09 N T Centra 1.400 N T Ont & W. .. 100 ortnern rac... Pac if i a Mail Pacific T & T do preferred . . Pecn R R . 1.2O0 People. Gas ... 400 ReadlnK S7.20O 1W Republic S as I There was a good run at the stockyards I &nUt hern Pad yesterday, but it did not equal that of ome I Southern By . . previous Mondays. Sa-ine prices weakened. I Texas Oil but in other lines the market was steady. do preferred. 3.SOO 00O 10i I9.:;m ism 400 83 83 2.-. 110 m 111 1-JH& liS4 22 M "91 '4 24 140, Strictly prime steers sold at the former I jyt -n of K F top price, but the bulk of the offerings in I u s Steel Cor... 31.300. E this line did not crrade high. Sheep of all I do preferred.. 400 10 kinds sold within last week's range. I Utah Copper .. 4,500 55 Thirty-one full loads of steers were dis-I Wabash 1 r .1 ,. 1.. a1.p.Hnl. f!4r. I West TJ yi- li j . ... 0: v.... Wtstinehouse El touched the 8-cent mark. The bulk of the w"n,"'?h2!J,t-. steer sale, were at 97.30 to $7.75. iaeven loads wero taken at the former quotation. Not much was offered in the way of butch er cattle. Bulls ranged in price from $5 to $5. uO. 69 : 10914 110(4 120 i 184 22 "91 vi 24 4i 155 S3 '58 10S4 55 45 I West Union Tel ..... 100 Total shares. 210.800. 7li 41 Vi 2UV. 1S1VJ ' "3!2S 11 14 29 i 14 mm 123 "i no 14 62 S 107 2;Vi 139 H "13214 10 121 16 17 44 12S S 92 2.1 109 8 1104 120 M 15 5i 1 24 H 140 ' 83 irw 10s 03 Vi 2V Rapidly Decreasing Stocks Cause Strong Market. . 1 ..... . Hogs were down a nickel from last -Amai up...... !37:V- .i! , V. i week's lerel. The top quotation on .light Am Z L & bra.. 18J'"rtf.fi''? ' 4i Stocks at Boston. BOSTON, May 1L Closing" prices: Allouez 42 INipissing Mines.. 72!North Butte.. . 6 25 figure. Good lieavy hogs went at $7.40. Trade in the sheephouse was rainy ac tive. Wethers brought $5 and $5.25. ewes $4.50 and vearlinir lambs SS.50. Receipts were 104S cattle, 3 calves. is hoes and 2712 sheep. A mon n the shiDDers were the followins With cattle Harry Davis, Red Rock. 18 cars: J. Gilbright, Redmond. 1 car; G. W, Bosford, Redmond, 5 cars: J". A. Guderion, i.. i 1ft Oiitrtcv ... GS Cop Range C .o snannun. Franklin 4ISup & Boston... lis -mk Cnr, MV, 'Tamarack Greene Cananea 321U S S R ft M Kerr Lake nan l.r Lake Copper 6 Utah Copper CO. oo vs La sane cropper w inun - Dillon. 3 cars: Ed Coles. Haines. 2 cars; A Miami copper. .. -i woivwiuo 73 Stanford, Bur ley, 2 cars; H. T. Bennett, I Nevada Con.. . . . 1 isampa, 1 car BIG BUYERS NOT IN WHEAT MARKET 2'riees in NorthwMt Not Affected by the Strength Elsewhere. Tliere was no change worth recording in the local wheat market yesterday. The demand was small, as it has been for sev eral weeks. The Eastern and foreign mar kets are moving1 upward, but the North west is as independent of changes in the d istan t marke ts now as it was earlier in the season, when prices elsewhere were de clining. Reviewing the international wheat situa tion. Broom ball says: "The conspicuous features of the week are the large Continental demand for wheat cargoes, decrease on passage, moderate world's shipments, and especially to the United, Kingdom. The general absence of selling pressure was largely attributed to theea and then again the unfavorable out look regarding the Hungarian crop is thought to indicate that crops in neighbor ing countries are similarly affected. "Shipments from the Southern Hemisphere and India since the beginning of the sea Bon are 72.000,000 bushels smaller than last year, and this is being felt in all markets with a holding attitude. This scare ity is expected to be an inf luenc throughout the calendar year; therefore, the European trade docs not fear the effect of the unusually large Winter crop in the United States. Indications point to an In cveaslng import demand from Western Europe "Supplies iu Germany are very small. Krench holders aro unabla to purchase Danublan and Argentine wheat, as other countries are outbidding, and Mediterranean countries are likely to continue to absorb from this center." Local receipts, in cars, were reported by the Merchants' Exchange as follows Wheat. Bar. Flour. Outs. Hay. Momlav .Si H 1 Year ago 44 '27 J) 20 Reason to date . l.'iSH'J L'."m 5;0 IST.'t 2."74 Icar ago 16171 21!71 lCkio 2Uutf fcHARP DECREASE FX VISIBLE SIFPLV Largrtit lalllng" Off in Weekly Total This ,,4l7ea&oh. The weekly wheat statistics of the Mer chants' Exchange follow; American Visible Supply Staple Groceries. j Local jobbing quotations: j SALMON Columbia River, one - pound talis, 52.25 per dozen; half-pound flats. $1.40; one-pound flats, $2.45; Alaska pink, ohe-pound tails, 5c; silversides, one-pound talis, sij5. HONEY Choice, $3.50 3. 75 per ease. NUTS Walnuts. 14&20c per pound; Brazil nuts. 20c; filberts, 14&loc; almonds, 19(t2Sc; peanuts, ti&tic; cocoa nuts, $i per dozen ; chestnuts, H'Adt 10c per pound I pe cans. 14 & 15c BEANS Small white, Qc; large white. 4.85c; Lima, 7 He; pink, 5.15c; Mexican, tic; bayou, 7c bbUAK ruit ana berry, S4..u; iionoiuiu plantation, $4.70; beet, $4.50; extra C. $4.20; powdered, in barrels, $4.95. co1j1SJ Roasted, in arums, loo per pound. SALT Granulated, $lo.00 per ton; hair- ground. 100s, $10.75 per ton; 50s. $11.50 per ton, dairy, $14 per ton. rich: -o. japan. wocz tooutnern head. GM7c, Island, teobc. 'DRIED FRUITS Apples, 10 lie per pound; apricots, ltf20c; peaches, 8llc; prunes, Italians, S 10i&c; currants, DUc; raisins, loose Muscatel, 6407c; bieachec Thompson, llc; unbieacaeu buitana, oc; seeded, 9c; dates, Persian, 7 (&J7 per pound; fard, $1.40 per box. FIGS package, b ox., 50 to box, si.Bd; package, 10 oz., 12 to box, M)c; white, 25-lb box. $1. ; biacK, o-id. dox, si. 40; d 1 acK. 50-lb. box, $2.50; black, 10-lh. box, $1.15; Calarab candy figs, 20-lb. box, $3; Smyrna, per box. $Lo0. ProvisaoBs. HAMS IO to 12-pound, 18lSe: 12 to 14-nound. lowinc; 14 to is-pouna. lSV lOc; skinned. lS19c; picnic. I801 boiled. 20c. BACON Fancy, 2C42V&c; standard, 21 Hjt250L DRY SALT CURED Short clear backs, 13 16c; exports, 1516c; strips, 1QQ 17 fee LARD Tierce basis. Pure, 12 "A 31 13 Vic; compound 10c Buhl. 2 cars: J. A. Ireton. J. Beckley. Louden, 1 car; T. R. Hlatt, Echo. 1 car. With hogs T. White. Pomeroy. 2 cars; G. M. Lloyd. Waitsburg. 1 car; Walla Walla Meat & Cold Storage Company, Walla Walla, 1 car; G. K. Morelock, Enterprise.. 1 car; Pendleton Meat Company, Pendleton. 1 car; Kittle Bros.. Imbler. 1 car: J. W. Chandler, Wallowa. 1 ear; A. B. Wolf, Wallowa, 1 car: J. A. Laurel, Payette, 1 car: R. Rock- landbersr GranKeville. 1 car; W. J. Rum- mine. Pomeroy. 1 car; same. Star buck, 1 car. With sheep M. J. Louden, Louden, 2 cars; T. T. Moore, Echo, ft cars; Frank Correa, Echo, 6 cars ; R- M. Stanf ield, Stanfield. 1 car. With mixed loads W. H. Karris, Eugene 3 cars cattle a.nd calves: J. S. Stervier, J f erson, 1 car cattle and calves ; A. L. De- ma. ris, Elgin, 2 cars cattle and bogs. The day's sales were as zoiiows : 12S May II, 1014... May 12, 1113... Mav l;;, 312. May 15, 1U11... May it;, ivuo... Muv 17. l'JOB... May IS l'.08... M;iv 2', li'-07... Mav 21. llH'll... Muy 22, lyu5... Bushels. ...37.a0tf.it00 . . .45.57.tMH .. .3S.180.0H . . .25,44,01H . ..22.574,0H . . .24.100,0m .. .2tJ.4Si7.0OO .. .51M;S5,0W . . .o:;,oia,tH . . .22,54u,000 Increase. Quantities on Passage Week ending May 0 Bushels .26.40S,lKM .21,5y2.0t0 Week eniinjr Decrease. 5.271.000 1.50.000 3.542, IXM 21S.00O 1,710.000 2.47,00O l,r.5i.000 05S.OOO 2,323 .0tH l.tWl.UOO Week ending For V. K. ... Continent May 2 May 10, '13 Bushels Bushels 27,24S,00i 23.104,000 1U.U32.W0 3U.504.0O0 Totals 4S.000.000 40.SS0.00O tu.6O6.0O0 World's Shipments . flour included) From V. S.. Can.. Argentina . Australia .. I'anub. p'ts. 1.424.0'0 lutita. 104.0tH Week ending May u Bushels 3.777,000 1.344.00t 2,112,000 Week Week .Tliiig ending May 2 May 10. 13 Bushels Bushels 2.1ti4.0OO 456s 00 1,712, 0tK 1. U40.0OO 2, b0O,0OO 72.0O0 3.3 14. OOO 2. 72,000 0O,0O0 944,000 2.45&.UOQ 1.O4U.000 Totals 13,017.000 S. 2 14.000 11,910.000 World Shipments, Season to Da Total since Same period July 1, '13 last season V s. and Canada.. A rcentma Australia . Danubiau ports ... Russia iii-Juv Bushels . .220,549,000 . 1 37,745,0iO , . ns.214.000 . . 53.S03.000 . .140.100,000 . . 20,544,000 Bushels 113,3i'pO.O0O 4O,7li,OO0 5U.4S5.OUO y.r.3s,oto 48,297,000 Totals 037,01,HH 346.Od7.OO0 STRAWBERRY MARKET CLOSES HEAVY Becrlpts From All Quart era Are Large. Bhipinents from aci. The strawberry market opened up Quite well yesterday morning, but did not main tain its strength, to the close. A good many crates were carried, over from Satur day, and these, with the fresh arrivals. hail a weakening effect on the market. Oregon berries art playing a more con sp'cuous part in the market. The Kew- b.rg section began shipping in its fruit. L. S. Otis, of Rex. made his first ship ment and. the berries brought $2.50 a crate. - Other Oregon berries sold from this price down to $2 A lame das, of which half a car was re ceived, sold at $2. Florin Dol lars were In eversupply and ranged from $1.40 to $1.75. ?ha best Jessies brought $L25. Vegetable receipts included a car of head lettuce, a straight car of crystal wax onions, a mixed car of white and brown onions and a mixed car of California vegetables, containing asparagus at $22.2G peas at Wt. Price :r, steers . .125 $8.25 1 steer . . . 850 6.50 2 bulls .. .1025 6.0HI 1 bull ....1450 5.501 1 bull .... 770 5.50 X heifer .. 5flrt 7.00 26 steers .. 775 7.2." 1 steer .. .14SO 1 ateer ...1140 0.501 24 steers . .1170 7.30 steers 24 steers lo steers 24 Bteers 2 steers 24 steers 24 steers 23 steers 24 steers 1 bull 12 steers 1 steer 1 steer 0 hogs . . 11 hosa .. 07 lambs . 309 lambs - 51 wethers. !20 ewes - . . 94 hog3 97 hoKS 20 hoKB 1 hog .. 1 hog . 12 hogs : hogs 27 sters 24 steers 1 heifer 13 steers 12 steers 25 steers 25 steers 25 steers 25 steers 24 steers L'.t steers :6 steers 1 1 49 7.301 20 steers .1110 7.30H95 wethers Wt. Price. .1190 ?7.00 .1223 7.75 .1116 7. .1118 7.73 .ltl2 7. .1161 7. no .1124 7.20 Money. Exchange. Etc. NEW YORK, May 11. Call money steady, 1 ,- .nt- t-iilln rata. 1 per cent -iJr " Kin iu'..i rfr cent. Time loans, weak: 60 and 90 days, ai per cent; six months. 3 per cent. n Bterlinjr exchange, firm; 00 days, $4.8535 oemana, ii.oow. Commercial bins, Bar silver. 58c U.rloan dnlla.I'a. 4.541 e. Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds. irregular. LONDON. May 1L Bar silver steady. 2, Money, l'Awm. Short and three months, 2. SAM FRANCISCO, . May 11. Silver bars, nominal. Mexican dollars, 4c. nroff, Rlrht. nar: do., telegraph. 2 V: C fltrirns on London. OO days. $4.8514; do., sight. $4.SS. LADD & TILTON BANK Established 185 Capital and Surplus S2.OOO.O0O AST PRICES ARE FIRM Commercial and Savings Deposits iTnHH Htrntea Tnuurr Con illt Ion wtfiniur.TnK M.v 11. The condition of the United Stat. Treasury at the begin- .1035 7.20 nil g Of H"'fc 7 ,,?,," .7B417S47 :iie ms H receip,..yf,;"ii??c We 710 SSwhe5.- lS- -siin-t I .urpiu; "oi VsTisU.G la year ex- 7:!l")i!o?hoK 1W M clu.lve ot Panama Canal and. public debt n;:o 7.;s American Visible Supply Falls OCT More Than lire Million Bnshelt in Fast Weele Foreign Re serves Also Snrink. CH1CABO. JHy 11. Rapidly drernaslnc stocks, both forelcn and. domestic, pava tha whip hand today to the buying aid. In wheat. The market closed at an ad Vance of Sc to lc net. Corn gained He to T4c for the day. and oats 6efec to St In provisions the outcome varied front 5c decline to a rise to 2fcc Wheat prices Jumped the highest after figures had been posted showing that the visible supply in the TJnited States had fallen off more than 5.000.000 bushels In week. Hessian Ity damage reports from adjoining parta of Missouri . and Ilunoii constituted one of the principal reasons why short sellers who at one time captured control of the wheat market, were forced to cover. Besides, there was complaint of too much moisture in some states and ox rrowth becoming too rank. Corn was rather unseitiea. out onisnea strong with wheat. Weather reports from Argentina were bullish. Oats followed com, notwithstanding Ine purchase of 330.000 bushels from Fort Willi. m Ontario, the first cared from Can' ada to Chicago this season, and the second ever to come down by lake. Provisions went lower with nogs, out packers bought on the break. A rally was the result. The leading tuturea ranged as follows: WHEAT. Open. High. Low. Close. I ... .0374 -' -" ... .83 .8 .85 .86. CORN. ... .714 .661 .74 ... .S34 . .00 OATS. . .. .37', .37 .87 .37 H I . .. .333. .US'r. -33' .331 MESS PORK. ...19.60 19.65 19.50 19.62 ...19.70 11.77 l.tt2tt JU.li LABD. ...10.00 10.02Vi .74 10.0-JH 10.0 10.10 SHORT RIBS. ...11.07 I MO 11.02t4 11.07H 11.2o 11.17 4 11.22 V, Wheat. No. 2 red. SuSllMUc; Mo. 2 hard, 04teT'e; So. 2 Northern, WAO 9bc: No. 2 Spring. OUte97c a Corn, No. 2, 6Sc; No. 2 yellow, 694 0 69c. Rye. No. 2, 63c. Barlev, 4SOSc. Timothy. :.iow.au. Clover. 18 12.50. MAY 26 WORLD'S LARGEST STEAMSHIP 66 IT'S 99 WILL SAIL FOR PARIS LONDON HAMBURG and regularly tKaraaftar HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE Harvey V Palmer, North Pacific General Agt., 80S Second Ave. Phone Elliott 137(i and 5629. Seattle. Wash., or San Francises office. 2U0 Stockton St., San Francisco. Southern Faciflo Co.. 80 sixth St., O.-W. R. & V. Co.. No. Pacific, D, it. Burlington Route. Milwaukee & Pnget Sound R. R. Gt. Northern Ry., Oorsey B. Smith. 3d and Washington Sta Portland, or. May July May July July Sept July Sept July Sept July Sept Compa.Sme Generate TraLnsallaniique Direct lino to Havre-Paris (.France). Stailngrs from Now Tork. overy Wednesday. 1 A, M. sTn.Txo La Provence, Wed., May 20 iwt new May 27 I.A SAVOln June) 1 tKBA.WK (new) Jn 3 U LOI1HA1M! Juiia 3 UA. PBOVK.SCE Jn. 17 M.A SAVOIJE July Twin-screw steamer. TVluanmpie-screw steamer. SPKOAl. SAIUSIIs FHIX JfEW VtiRK. P. M. OXB TL.ASS CABIN (H and THIRD-CLASS Passenpers Only. fKOCHAMBKAU. Hat.. Slay 23. CHICAGO. Mob. June ,. C W. Stinger. 80 6th st,; A. 1. Charlton. SSS Morrison f.: t.. M. lay lor, C M M. V. Kt.: l)or.y it. (Smith. 6 6th ft.: A. ". Sheldon. 1O0 :1J St.; H. nickson, 348 Washington at.; orth Bank Kead, 5th and Stark sts.; K. D Walker. aKent Union Iaclflo Railway. .1215 '.30f 25 steers ..1219 7.30f 26 Bteers ..1214 7."l 8 Bteers . .lr 7.o0 13 steers ..1340 5.2r. 26 steers . .10.-.0 7.4DI Scows ..mo 7. on 2staSB . .1340 7.tH)i 3 bulls . . 27ti 8.40) 75 ewes . . SOW 8.40 1 hog . 79 6.50 1 hog . . . 7S 6.50 1 hog . 108 5.0O g hoss . . 1"4 4.50' !S hogs . . 200 8.40 57 hogs . 185 8.40 . ..ir.2 8.401 4 hops 425 7.40 . . 109 7.801 11 hogs 440 7.40 . . 3:iO 7.30 90 hogs 208 8.40 .. 30 7.301102 hogs ..... 1IH) 8.40 .. 1..1 .8.30 1 hog 3311 8.00 .. 3B0 7.35( 87 hogs .... 240 8.40 ..lin.. 7.75 100 hogs .... 1M 8.35 . . 1-G0 7.40 5 hORB .... 250 7.3." la wethers.. 103 .r.3 Current local ouotationa on the various classes of livestock follow: Metal Market. NEW YORK, May 11. Lead dull. 3.80 ' Snelter steady. 5.10 5.20: London, 21 1 1:-.5 ft 5t 1 v. .T.. ' .14.55 5.35 Coooer. steady. Spot and July, 13.37 4 " : " o.w ia.7 . electrolytic j o , ......... ...1075 7.50 1 ...1089 7.50 1 ... 8B4 7.00 ...11(13 7.i by the Multnomah County commis sioners. Mr. Hyland offered, on behalf European Grain Markets. or a company ne propoe ' "h I., i , j , . i. nrhv.strMt anDroach for LONDON". May 11 Cargoes on passage ,'.,! ISO 0OO less A fair demand. . . .V' .tlm.te Kngllsh country markets firm; Frencn man , . country markets firm. . I of the cost of the union-avenue p- I Droach. t.tvk rpooi. May 11. Snot strong. I t . Pnmmnnlrfttinn submitted to tne Futures steady. May, 7s 34d: July. 7s ad. j commissioners yeBterday, signed by H. O. Hunter, the engineers say tnai tne October. 7s Id. Flour Winter patents, xua. Weather in England, snowery. TOO 4.50 I ....... IKWUii;. 530 6.90 1'' Tin Kteaji'v. Soot. 33.30B 38.85: July. 33.45 220 7.00 1 Antimony dull. Cookeon's. 7.167.25. 20 8.40! x- ,t.,n. TCn. 1 Northern. lo.2o 4 11.75: 191 8.40 lie Knrth'.'m. 15.00i15.50: No. 1 South ern. 14. 75 a 15.25: No. 2 Southern. 14.o0y. 15.00. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. May 11. Barley, 44c Flax l.54V4 ei.57V. 8an Franclaea Grain Market. Lffr hv Mr. Hyland contains no ref erence to the type or amount of the various pieces of work: to be done, but simply states that an approacu win I be built for a lump euro. t,o waS JOHNS PAYS FIREMEN Rutj-isn. C1.60: Turkey red, l-e-'Vi O I Two Men, m-a'wlns $75 ana o, m bluestem. 1.7 H CP 1.70; teed barley. 1 1 01!H brewing uariey, nominal ; wmie o.i, S1.0&1.2TH; bran. $4.50C25; middlinss, ao3l; shorts, 92ttiap6.&t. Cull board Wheat weak. No tradingr. Bar ley weak. December, fl.OSVa bid, $1.0414 asked; May, 1.02 bid, $1.04 asked; spot brew. Tort Josta, i.u asKea ; spot jror Hops. Wool, Hides. Etc HOPS 1113 crop, prime and choice, 14c: 1014 contracts. 14c. PELTS Dry 10c. dry short ttooI, 7c; dry shearings, 10c: green shearings, 10c; salted sheen. yocfeSl: Sprinc lambs. 15 (325c. HIDES Salted hides, 13c per pound; salt kin. I4n: salted calf. iuc: s-reen nines, ic dry bides, 24c; dry calf, atic; salted bulls. 9c ner Dound: trreen buns, ec WOOL Valley. l&$0c; Kastem Oregon. 14GtflC MOHAIR 19U clip. 272S94c per lb. CASCARA BARK Old and new. 5c per ib. UK AIM BAGS Calcutta. $S.oU8.60. UUs. KEROSENE Water white, drums, bar rels or tank wagon, 10c; special, drums or barrels. l3Vec: cases, 17 Vt fe?20 rC GASOLINK Bulk. lUc; cases, z-jc; motor pirit, bulk, 10c; cases, Engine distil- ate, drums. Sc; cases, loc; naptha, drums, 15c : cases. Zc. LINSEED OlIJ Raw. barrels, 63c: bollea. Lrrels. 6Cc; raw, cases, tiSc; boiled, cases. 0c. TURPENTINE In cases, 6Sc per gallon; anks. tjlc i SAJtf lKA"CISCO VKODl'CK MARKET Prices Quoted at the Bay City on Fruits, Vegetables, Etc SAN" FRAN CI SCO, May 11. Fruit Pine apples. 12.25 jtl3; apples. Newton Pippins, lata. To; noovcr, i.uv; io. o, vww $1; Mexican limes. CalUornia lem- ons. J.li54. Potatoes Delta -whites. 40t80c; Oregon Burbanks. Oct$l-5; sweets. S2.25&3. Veeetables Cucumbers, noutnouae, i.ou S3 1.75; sreen peas. $'J.&04 per sack. Esss Fancy ranch, n.ici store, s-c. Onions Bermudas, $2 & 2.50. Cheese Young Americas, 13 13c; new. 12vi:tiqCa Butter Fancy creamery, "3 c; seconas. 23c Receipts Flour S.i24 quarters; baney, i- lSO centals; potatoes, lb.i sacks; hay. 34b tons. Col fee and Sutrar. rw YORK. Mav 11. Higher European ca b les. reports of sli e h tly b ig her cost and freight offers and private cables reporting a. hotter snot demand abroad seemed to in spire some covering at the opening of the coffee market tocay ana nrst prices w t a nA.ms net hisrher. There was no im provement in general demand, however, and the marKet snuweo iime miuier v.uitfac, closi-tiv steatlv at a net advance of 3 points. October. 8.87c: December, SM2o; January. 9.1Sc; March, 9:30c. Spot Quiet. .no 7, sc; aantos ro. llSc; mild, quit; Cordova, 124lc. SUGAR Raw, firm. Molasses, 2.4c; cen. ti-ititirai a14c: refined, steady: cut loaf. 5.0."c; crushed, 4.95c; mould "A," 4.G0; nyhM 4 -o- XXXX powdered. 4.10c; pow dered. 4.05c; fine granulated. 3.9oc; diamond "A. 3.oc; confectioners a, ojc; x. S.70C Prime Bteers Choice steers . . Medium steers Choice cows . . Medium coas .. Heifers Light calves . . Heavy calves ... Bulls Stap:s HogS Light Heavy Sheep Wethers Ewes Yearling lambs Spring Iambs . . T.73!3 $8.23 T.tm-iit 7'3 aso 7-0 I WG, 6.O0& 6.25 C.0Q 7.25 S.oo vtJ S.50 6.00t? 7.50 Naval Mores. SAVANNAH May 11. Turpentine, firm. at... Killed. 330 barrels: receipts. 4t. Dar- rels; shipments, 277 barrels; stocks. 10,600 I costa, $1.01)4 asked; June. 9Uc barrels. tint: in firm: eales. none: receipts. 74 pounds; shipments, 718 pounds: stock, 10.- 6oO pounds. afuote: a, ts, j.ro io ...o. r to : J. 9 to j-. i; n, 4.1a: I, $4.20; K, $4.30; Al, 4.to; s.u; S. O ; W TV , d. I a. Puget Sound M beat Markets. Hare Charge of Auto Apparatus. ST. JOHNS, Or., May 11. (Special.) Under agreement with a local garage the city's chemical and hose apparatus will be placed on the frame or an have the new apparatus completed and the department in operation this month. TBAVElaERS GUIDE. M t hicago Dairy Produce. rHlCAGO. May 11. Butter Higher. r..004 6i5 1 Creameries. 18628c. "" booS 7 5ul Kggs Steady. Receipts. 31.033 cases: at ... anna, sinlttrsta. n.i-c-. onu. . 7.00 1.40 . . . 4.73 5.30 ... 3.73 41) 4.50 .23 .SO 7.23 TS.oO Omaha 1 jvrtork Market. SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. May 11. Hon Receipts. 7200; market, lower. Heavy, $3.10 &8.25; light, !'iS.2o; pigs, tI.aos.lu; bulk of sales. SS-lO'-i 8.20. Cattle Receipts, 36nO; market, lower, na tive steers, $7.50&trq cows and heifers, $6.508.50; Western steers, a.508.30; Texas steers, Jo to 7.73: cows and heifers. X3.83ffi 7.a,: calves. 8.304jilO.n0. Sheep Receipts. 7G00; market. hlirber. Yearlinss. S7Si 7..'p0; wethers, ?6.40&7.00; C'hicaKO LiiTeaiock Market. i'h.M. Steady. Dalslea. 15oia- twins, 1414'c: Americas, umviumc; long-horns. H'jgnwc Ixndoa Wool Sales, t nvnnv mtv ll. A miscellaneous se lection of 11. 830 bale, was readily sold at the wool sales toaay. sine criKMureun auu merino, were strong. Iuliith Unseed Marker. tt;i.ttth. May 11. Unseed. 11.5TA; May, tl.571: July. ti.M'j. Klein Butter Market. ET.riTN. 111.. May 11. Butter Firm. 23c TACOMA. May 11. Wheat Bluestem. I . ,. 12850. This ftSVic; fortyfoldr club. dVc; red File, auvu " - ---- ss3c agreement waa ratified at a "Peclf1 far receipts nnew la, wney m, turn . I rneetinc; or the council lasi ween;, iiw oats 4. hay 13. wnrW will start at once. The result SEATTLE. May 11. Wheat Bloestem I probably -will be that most of the vol 2c; fortyfold. 81c; eluh, oc; Klfe, K0o; red unteers wili te back In the service. Mayor Vincent haa appointed J-e Cormany. the former fire chief: P. G. Gilmore, 1. Oihus, Ben H. Hoover, Ross Walker, Erie Peterson ana . -tir U lA Royal Mail Steamships -Tin Line of Good Service" SCENIC ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE Tket NEW TURBINE Huadruple-Scxest S. S. "ALSATIAN" and S. S. "CALGAEIAN" LAKGEST FINEST FASTEST CANADIAN UOLTU 3 Weekly Sailings Montreal-Quebec Liverpool-Glasgow-Havre-Londoa Oresa faaaase Laa Ibas 4 Days, Summer reservation lists now open. arly bookings recommended. Send for descriptive Booklet "G." For full par ticulars as to sailings, rates, ela, apply to L4cal Agent or ALLAN Jt CO, Geaeral Ajteata, 127 North Dearborn SLreet. Chicago. 9: itMan. Sue Yesterdays car receipts, wncst o. . barley 2. hay 7, Uour 16. Cotton Market. NEW YORK, May 11. Spot cotton, quiet. I r. to reorganize, the fire department. It was decidea lo appoint, twu p"'" permanent firemen, who will receive $60 and 75 a month, who will be on duty all the time. It Is expected to MlcidlinK uplands. 13.00c; do. gulf, 13.23a. Sales, buo Dales. Hops at lutdon. LIVERPOOL, May 11. Hops at London Pacific Coast), i4 rv 0 5s. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. May 11. Maximum temper- 000: market, slow to 10c lower. Bulk of sales, c?B"es. ruver reaumg. 0-a- o.oojo.u. ..g... T?.-o.. I rainfall I P. M. to 5 P. M.l. 01 Inch S.10; pigs, t7.35B8.35. cattle Receipts, lo.ouu EXTORTION CftSE 15 UP KRIIT B1AJT SAYS EX-IJiSPECTOR SINGER FORCED LOAN. CHICAGO, May 11. Hogs Receipts, 88.- I ature. 0 degrees: minimum temperature, vnaun vniri nc ru . to Get S10O aaa Gave Kote to Pesr-Mi-Psge mm Seearity. . to a shade lower. Beeves, $7.2oft"9.50; Tex as cteers. $7.10(8.15; Western Bteers, $7.10 r8.10: stockers and feeders, .S3.dui8.30: cows ana neizers. a.7v.uo; calves, $ i fif Sheep Receipts, 15.000; market, generally 10c to 15c higher. Katlve, Xo.2atro.80; West ern, ?5.2.3.90; yearlings. S5.75fc.aO; am bs. native. SS.257.70; Western. $S.2S& 90. Hops, Etc at Sew York. NEW YORK. May 11. Flonr Spring pat. ents S4.50W4.ti3: Winter straights, S4.20Q 4.35: Winter patents, 4.40t4-70; Spring dears. J4.0OJM-15. extra No. 1, Winter, 13. rr. si .1.73: extra No. 2 Winter, S3.35&3.50. Wheat Firm. No 2 hard Winter, S1.02 cut. New York: No. 2. red. S1.03H e. i. f. to arrive; No. 1 Nortnern uuiutn. ai.ujx md No. 1 Northern Manitoba. SI. 03 f. o b. afloat. Futures, May, S1.02H : July, ft4 1-1 tic Horn Oniet- state common to choice 1913, S4t40e; 1912. 136 ISc; Pacific Coast. 19)3. ISAL'Oc- 1912. 1517o. Hides Steady; Bogota. 2S2Sc; Cen tral America, 2Sc T3.t ml.nm PldT. Wool Steady; domestic fleece XX Offlo, 27c Dried Fruit at New York. NEW YORK. May 11. Evaporated ap ples. Quiet; fancy. lltf12Hc; choice, me Wc? prime, wvfc. Prunes Firm; callfornlas, S'4 312c; Ore Peaches Steady; choice. GiCc; extra Choice, 6OTjc; laocy. Tsc Total rainfall since September 1. 113. 36.08 1 In.ViA. TCnrmal r.tnful RDnlpinhpr 1. I market, steady I 40.8O inches. Deficiency of rainfall since I teptemoer 1. mw. i.u incneu. iow sun- t . . . . , . shine. 14 hourse 4S minutes. Possible sun- I No loans would have been made in shine. 14 hours 48 minutes. Biu-ometer March, 1912, to Joe Singer, ex-addl treduced to sea level) 6 f. Jn., su. incnea tionaj market inspector, on trial for at TKS WEATHER. KTA'JIONS. MEAK SPOTS ELIMINATED STRENGTH IJf ALL PARTS OF STOCK MARKET, Baker ....... Boise ....... Boston ...... Calgary ..... Chicago ..... roirai ...... Innver Des Moines . . Duluth Substantial Gains Recristered br Moat I Eureka I oaiveauin of Miami Trade tluiet, but Baj-laar Steady. Helena Jacksonville ... Kansas city .. Klamath Falls Los Angeles ... Marshfleld .... Medford Montreal ...... New Orleans - New York NEW YORK. May 11. Strength prevailed in all parts of the stock market today. Trading was quiet, but buying continued steadily and most of the shares registered substantial gains. The exchange was closed I North Head until 11 o'clock on account of the services 1 North Yakima here in memory of the Vera Crux dead. 1 Pendleton The speculative situation was unchanged. I Phoenix There was not one item in the day's news I Pocatello with imnortanl bearinc on financial affairs I Portland nil V. tha .Tr.nlmn nf th. re. 9Amn. nl KOSeourr S3.000.dlM old for ftlnment to F.urooe. I Sacramento - 1 salt lake 000 sola peruaps lu.wu snares acre. IUC i gjj FranciSCO 1 Seattle A point of strength was the elimination I 0.1.,,.. of weak spots, which have burdened the I Taeoma general list recently. jiisaoun r-aciric, one 1 Tatooab Island of those -soft spots, showed strength to- I Walla Walla day on the brighter prospects for meeting I Washington tha road s financial requirements. I v. innlpeg In bonds the movement was uncertain. Total sales S1.51S.OOO. united States coupon sold c higher, but call prices of all issues were uncnangea. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Reported by J. C. Wilson V Co. 66iO.0O!10INW' 70 0.00 10 W 7810.00 81NE OSjo.OO lOiSE 54 0. 82 24N 69IO.0O calm 7l2.S is;n S4i0.0l) 8INE 580.OO 6 N Stat ot wcatbet Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Rain Rain JCloudy Clear SOIO. 00114 SE (Pt. cloudy 46o.66 isw tjionay 84'O.DOI ;SE Clear 8S!0.10ltNW Cloudy 70:0. 00 calm Clear 74O.O0ll0iS Cloudy SOO.OO.lOiNWiClear 78:0. UOi 41N-WIClear Dfiio.ool 4w pr cloudy 8210.00 12 8 ICIear 78 0.541 4!NE IRain E2O.O0iS2iNWIClear 76'0.00 4tSW Clear 77'0.00 4;W Clear 8810.001 4INWICloudy 5i0.32 6W 'Pt. cloudy S9 0.01 1131 .n w clear 74iO.OO 6INWK..lear 80!0.0 4NE ICIear 90 0.0f)i24:S Clear 40!0.4S30;NE Cloudy si s aiu iivwriMr 7Ol.O0l4iw Ipt. cloudy S4,O.O014!N- Pt. cloudy S4 0.O2 4!N IRain S4!0.00'lo;XE Pt. cloudy 62i". UUI tt!&w t;iouay 71 0.O1I 6 NE Clear S3 0. Oof 4iSE Pt. cloudy 500.ooi4N iciear tempted extortion, had Singer not re ported that there were tome pineapples in bad shape. Tim Pearson, 01 the rear-son-Page Company, testified yesterday morninc; in Circuit Judge Kavanaugh's court. A loan of $100 was made at that time. Mr Pearson testified. Singer first asking for 200. Strenuous objections to the admis sions of this evidence waa made by Attorneys Seneca Pouts and J: N. Hart, counsel for Singer, but Judge Kava- naugti overruled the objections and al lowed Mr. Pearson to answer the ques tions put by Deputy District Attorney Maguire. Mr. Pearson testified that be offered a check to Singer, which was refused and cash demanded. When the payment was made Singer signed a 60- day note, bearing interest at 8 per cent, as security. The note and the check first offered to Singer were in traduced as exhibits. Only two other witnesses, Delia V. Downs and Ldllian Brown, office em ployes of the Pearson-Page Company, were called by the state. They cor roborated Mr. Pearson's testimony re garding the Singer note and his refusal to take a check, which first was of fered. Testimony of previous litigation and an old feud between Pearson and Sin ger was told by Judge Gatens. Singer, on tho stand In his own defense, denied that be had used a threat to secure the loan from Pearson, but' that he needed the money to pay doctor and grocery bills and asked for the loan and gave a note for security. Other witnesses for the defense were Ira Bee- man, of the city health department; Sarah A. Evans, market Inspector, John C. Lane, W. Margullis and Mrs. Singer. The state will introduce character Going to Beaver Lake SASKATCHEWAIS'S BIS NEW GOLD CAMPr Your nearest way is via PRINCE ALBERT. SASK-, the "All Down-Stream Route" Direct regular steamer sailings by fine passenger packets. "Marcia h. and "George V,' running twice weekly from Prince Albert to Gold Camp. Other boats now being con structed. Complete outfits can be bought here. Ample hotel accommodation. ASK NEAREST RAILROAD AGENT KOR QUICKEST ROUTING TO PRINCE ALBERT. Details From Secretary, HOARD OK TRADE, Prince Albert. Sank. era n nn n -era n THE GOLDEN GARDEN OF THE SOUTH SEAS Kail of theBastite Celebration (July 4 Native fetes, mj atio rites of walking over red hot stones. Splendid driveway of 90 mites around the island, unfolding scenes of surpassing tropical beauty. t A delightful trip for HEALTH RECREATION PLEASURE R. M. S. WILLOCHRA" (New 12000 tons dijplicementl SAILING FROM SAN FRANCISCO JUNE 24 BOUND TR1P $135 FIRST CLA&a Book now. Send for new folder "Where Lite is Different," UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, Lti S79 Mirk it St., Saa Francisco, ar Local Agents Line to New Zealand and Australia, sailings May 27. June 24, July 22 and every 28 days. The man behind the promotion of a lot or section of real estate needs the help which Bitulithic pave ment would give him. Lewis building, Portland. Closing Sales. High. Low. Bid. Allis-Chalmers. . tvj Amal Cop 17.300 T- Tl T2V Am Beet Sugar 4'X 21 20i 21 Am Can 0 2i a84 26 do preferred.. ..... - hy Am Car & Fdy. 1.000- 49 48X 49 14 Atn. Cotton Oil 39 H Am Smlt ft Rfs 1.0D0 62 hi 63 02 I do preferred.. ,-. 10034 Am Sugar 800 105 104 104 I do preferred.. ..... 112 - Am Tel & Tel.. 300 12S 122 liL'S Am Tob Anaconda 1.20O 31 31 SI At Coast Line " 121 . AT Ssnta Fe si0 9514 !.H f.1 do preferred.. . 2H 10tS l'WH 1UH4 Bait i- Ohio :i(H ttl Brook Rap Tran !( lj Canadian Pac . 12.S l!2Vi 1804 102 C O j, i.0-0 il oOVs WA WEATHER CONDITIONS. A higb-pressure area attended by unasnal- ly low temperatures is ccnirai uver wMtern nortlon of the Dakotas. and trough-shaped low-pressure area extends I witnesses and complete tho rebuttal irom Arizona ea nu uutjc,.iaiu . .i : mnrn nff Illinois. Rain haa fallen in most of the tUis morning. nrth states east of tne Hockt Mountains. n .. w.Mmlnv and the weatarn nanion VmfZ thftonn" owTb.tenperl- SPECIFIC BRIDGE BID ASKED tares on th Facliic siop as. a rule are TnVynd'?ion. a favorable for falr Engineers Saj-Mr. Hjland Does Not weather In this district Tuettay with higher I T , . rr temn.ratnres In Northeast Washington and I Calve Items in lender, southeast laano. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Tuesday n0O yTiday fair; northwesterly will Waddell & Harrington, inter winda. Washington Tuesday fair; warmer north east nortlon: northwesterly winds. Idaho Tuesday fair; warmer southeast nornon. EDWARD A. BEA T District rorecaater. Nnt until an itemized statement, of tair, I the work to be done has been euhm.it- state bridge engineers, make a report on the proposal of George M. Hyland to build an approach to tha new bridge for 1124.464. In opposing the TJnion- avenue approach, which was selected TO SAX FBAKCISCO, LOtt ANGELES ANU SAN UIKUO. YUCATAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. COOS BAt AND LCKagX S. S. ALLIANCE - SlTJfDAY, MAY 10. NORTH PACIFIC STK AMSHIP CO. Tfckea Oflk-a, y 1 rrltbt Offlee. 11ZA d Bt. alaln 1314. A 11. Columbia loclc Main iZOZ. A 643 OUTil AMERICA THfc WOaLff GREAT GARDEN M B ATTIA. FIO DB JAKKTRO, SANTOS. MONT fciVl DEO, BUENOS AYKES ROSARIO tirw mad Put 02.&00 ton) Puaenirer Stetuncrs froKo New York rery Hernat Satm-divy. BUSK DAJHffK Cm. Agt C Btm4w7. H. T. Donty B. Smith. Third and WsJih ttts Htm.. r any local agent. J.C. WILSON & CO. 6TUCKJS. BONDS, GRAIN ASU COrrOJl. fTKXf YOKS STOCK EXCHANOH. CHICAOO BOAaD Or TKADB. KKW yoU OOtTON KXCHA.NI.I, TBIC STOCK AMD BOND UClU.Gk ban luacuoa P0ETLAITD OFFICE: Lewia B nil dim. 2S9 Oak Street. Phones Marshall 3858. A 4187. TRAVFI.KRS- nVIDF,. i:ih Annual. KfD. 14. IWHnun. 5 days. 4) up. Including shore excursions. Fraak C Cuvck. Times Hide., aew . 8. S. BEAVEB For SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES A. M. May 13th. The Ban Franeisc at Portland 8.S. Co. 3d and Waahlngton Sta, (with O.-W. R. & Co.) Tel. Alarsnau A .11. SPECIAL RATES TO Alaskan Points Steamship Sails I. M.. "Wednesday. Make KeservmUons Immediately. FRANK BOLL AM. raurnKer Asm. Main S6. 134 Third Street. A 4506. COOS BAY LIXE STEAMSHIP "BREAKWATER" PaUs from AinsworUi dock. Portland. S A. April 23. alay 3. S. 13, 18. 2. Juna 3. 7, 12. 17, 23. 27. Freight received until -i P. &L day previous to aailiny. Paacence? Care: Firat-class, 10; Becond-claa noeii only), $7. Including berths and meals. Of fice. Lower Ain-worth Pock. PORTLAND A COOS li-W S. S. LLNE. L. It. Keating:, ArBt. Phone it am i69 or A 2332 tor any information. Uaeful map of Great Britain FREK. Alae llluitratetl book of tours . oo tha GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND X. Kateler. Oca. At 61 6th Ara. K. X.