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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3I0KXIXG OEEGOXIAX. THI7RSDAT, 3rAKCTT 21, 1918. ID CHANGE FAVORED Present Wheat Standards Are Satisfactory. SPOKANE IDEA INDORSED Mrrrhanu Esrhanjce Wire to Dr Kerr, ml Washington, A Line Thai He free Carrrnt System of Grade lie KctaiucJ T. rort-sn i grain trade In lor the views xyrM(l at the Spokane ht T3drds h.rtug. It ts the h, f of deal era br that tM rDlAr that applied to in 1 vj X crnp aou;-. be rt:n-ii. as a r oAlnt? of th raf- wouM not serve the pjrpee of the tinverr ment in Jncrsiiig the vhu: yi"ttl, but would resu.i la larger pm port ion of por quality gciin. Th fo low'ng irlrirm ws nt yest-f-rdajr y the Mrrhntr K' hjn AMcwtioD to If. W. J. krrr, prre:Jnt of the Orgoa Acriu:tr4l o4ze. who Is Cow in Wash las (no. I. t : "Oar ftMrition rre'"tfu.',y asks that yoa Srr- rr ft rand to ntaintaia pr-reenl whrat and". onJr which we arc now oprat ir. These standards seem t Jtr to both pro-dttcer and dealer. iTopoe-d standards wi.l aot encourage grmir efforts to la erta produc.ion. tut will n ours the growing of Inferior whit, tnnt ufea.lnc tie very aim of the iria s.andardisatioa act.- lMPROVCMEr 1 AITL IX THE EAST frlrowr Market for h writers) 1 rutt at New lork. ApP'o Bhtprnns from th North wet sn Voaday mttti 2 c r. to th follow ing di:na;i"na: Baltimore. 2. Chuii'X 11: InTtr, It; LVt Portland. 1: Elmoncm, 1; i.Qb. 1; Ootheoburc. Neh.. 1: ifobart. lnd., I; Ltttfe Ko-rfc. 1. M-mphis. I: illniv ap-oiia, ; Mlnot. 1. Montreal. J; w York Cur. i. -Oakland. 1 : laet:e. 1 . Philadelphia, ; Plttshurc. -. Tort land. ; .an Antonf, . . 5 n Kranc i - J: Pherrn-An. Tt.. I ; Sioux 'tr. 1 . 6u.Tmrf iId. KiH. 1 : Th-oidj, I. Vancouver. H. 4".. I: 'nhiniron, I. lii'n nurkt condition. ar report ad b t!rth as futlowa: N Yra, Amva'e: Nw York. Virginia, t. Wr: Virginia. 1: Waihlnctnn, . Maine. 2? Market srnrtfer. deman-S s-tia. XK Wtne ap. Urf. $: T . t-O: m-llum. I.'m) i 2 Hii, hj t. I v. 2. - XP -Spttzmb-t rs. litre-. t. i b. 2- : medium. -- . ? - : small. $1.74 J : V XK Krmes. Iarg. J.t. medium, t2 1 2 am. I. $ ' n 2 !. Newtown Pip pin. UfM. -.- 'J n.edium. 1.7.n 2..; m:t. 91. l.Ti. Au-ion prurs: Newtown. SI -'? 2.V. mot!v si Wincsap. I10. Z: ftortiea. SI.T"i r :t ... Itoaton ArrWi:: W htnon. 5; Orrcn, 1. Jhins demand n movement m"der- ae. market firm. XT W I nr , Ur. $;.mi Iti'Jiu-n. f-. - am ait. ! T r i medium. Stl1-. K H;-fc lUna. H-a Iav-i. srrait (o medium. hVnfl 0. Auction Vrtrr: r'an-y U m, iip. small. 91 r I "Z, Jonatbina. fr and f''T. 91 4.. t I ; .l.ho XK horn- a. Urae 9 i 2 -V. ; medium. 91 i 2-": sma . 91 rec.o XK N-wtowna, lanr-. 9 1 7 ' J medtum. 9- 2 --. rntftfo Arrt!: roiord. 1 l:ilno!s. I washincfn, 4. VlrMjjn. 1: rfV rwrs on tr. k. Inriu'llna broken nd unbroken . de- man -t and movement mMlTai. mrlf! rl. XK Iw-ftr-fc.u. tar-. 9 I tm f .1..,; mdttim. 9 . it i 2 . XK p:i-n-berta. mdium ta lre. 92 i-" f ". -hot tf f fcfirr milium. 9- O 2. -A. X K Home, anedium. 9l.T" 2 . large. 9- i 2. -A. Au -t an priea: IlAea fan r Vtaaup, medium ta tam rac, fi :: v PhiUJeiphta Amva s: Virginia. : Waah tngt oa. a. & rars aobrokea: deman i and SnovmDt m'rtm, mrfc fdy. FARMERS NOW UUl LU M LL KOTATOli WH rrtrc Qwwtewl Is ta f rwta. fcal Bajera Arw Owl of Mariel. Tta at prV qwH on Ilttrhank Vktret m th country is ta renta. tirtiw. r orm m-r tisp"od t S--I1. out I hr ara no turrs. la th jobOlna tlfrt t ih mark't rmtinu Ho at for 9d at- k aal pKrvr rada (frvl at a fnS. . Vpm-n' at sl fHa sr I'cK K!t Cw r ira rprt1 oit from I h im tt on : t OT'l e. I r ,!.-klnn and on e e-h to r.flln(. Fi -1 lUnff an-t .u -rtu V ajtrt r-pris oni anil California lu tars Vrk-t condPfcortS SS roprtrdl br t'lf rrph: Hutte No freh arrla's. RqrkTs. aarke.1. 1 I :v 5 9)i4re MrM rfmrd. hitr ?d rvts. 9111 sack-!. rfouatoa 'alifnrma t. WMnft 1. Oh. ioma 9 arrv.i. I maid ant m-rmr. mlerat. mai-kt ontir fair. Idafto. l al -foTnta, r-r. WiiMnc'n oanka and Pn-wt. rw. fl. 7 l i'i't i'lo runl W ttre, $1 u 2. ari.u art-U . $1. 1 New Ortea '-lT 1. ! maid and m"wmnl a''w. nrW't fa'. ty frw ai . Iff;in and N, H'iMauk, St.tj. t i,- round hit-. II ( I H 4RNOt rHU t BM OMK rftOIHBIIlTK (altforwt Firnaac Aawiaw A4iaart of 91 f l.?a Per Itot, Ortnr prl-eg ar getlto; ,o a f'rt w sr Port u at J-t r may a-wai ha to tbrai ej'. VoW'rrdaT Ikee frr- ad -l b a.ifornfa shlppona of adtat'iea n f f 9t f 11 m a Nrt. L,o. rn-S'imp'l-n of rngee baa atrvady P-f cur tailed bv htk pr and a further ad in wittmak thetn almt ufMalabt lu tlia market. Tho l"ali;.'m growers Sr taking ftjtantic to tn llmrt of th rt aappl. n tev tf"t i'ofl'imf'i a r tmt to d without their frutt th mat ftd It d'f-tt f g-t t trado In or aagos atartod agin rea tit cn.p la mor indnt. fi ananas a rm s'a du 1 anorbr ad tinc. lllgn pr-e r n md tt' aeonard and tM 'U m a It al and a-at cratod pft a at w--k in ta I.ical mr'u- Walt Wa'la aria- m -Vnttul n tr street and lw- at 91 -V W" Ti grea oni-os a!s appeared H-o1y t:epr..r. raa wer qu-'tU at I" ' nta. A fr"h ipmnt -f lia.-Ier IsUnJ a;ara g'ta w til arri tM m..rnlri. nKi lmto LrtM Ktimro Market w AH SwlUm Affortoal by f ederal An of!r taaod by the Kd Admtn-a'ra-t. n. w h---i fr -s to ! if grains la ti m niif i-t ufe of br. la maln'y r o- fkr lh weakneaa the ba.'tev m rk- te t ri:. At Chicago brr pruea hae ir.ppd about rna a buahel frm the po'nt. sian.I.ng e:erdaT at 91 i v' t-r m'"n ant ma.ing barer. ither bf er mr.;g in ma M:dd'o West weikened Lt-a':.v. pr.. wer uncangd yerdT. 91 be n g b'd for brewing brr f and 9T4 - j i or i e graoo. ore vo ema.i th pr'--ea ro a WK BUY RAW MOLESKINS J Pat 1? aa4 r.isrraa faarte. ablft ay Karowl KowC or Lrsreaa. Kohn &, Iiaer ll..13 Vt Tblrtv.s1 f ark C ity. TTrrac vrtenl i"ltr Pink. V T. .Nilivual 1 Aig bank, X V. oars wers stsady at bat bids for Eastrn oats wra raisod 50c 91- Cora t coTsred, part of th prsrloua day's loss, of fera aa tho board being $2.W hthr than on Talar. Wthr romiittons In th W !!!! Weat. wlrod from Chicago: -Winnipeg, cloudr. Miaaeapoi. Duluih. partly cloudy, mtld. Prorta. Cblcafo, allssoart and Kansas, clear. 15 to OM Vtllcr, cirar. si. Hot Springs, foy. t. Kororast: IMtools. Missouri. Wis consin, lows, Ulnoeaota, partly cloudy to night and Thursday;, unsettled: not much rhang in temperature. Esewhr. onat tied wather tonight and Thursday; somo- what cooler Thursday. Terminai rc.pts. la cam, were reported by th Merchants' Ha change as fnilowe: Wheat. Har. Kir. Oats. Hay. Pn-TanJ. Weda. 1 . . . . - Ye-r ago 4 )rjr aro 41 14 lli Tiiomi. Tueg.. 14 .... Vjr a 1 1 Sexaon to dat.4o1 T.I 22 141 1 vaT a ro. . . . I li Seaf..e. TueS. .. 1 4 Yar ago 1 X 12 a-on to dat..t r ago.....!'-'' i-ii 1110 31b North weal era Mill LUted. Th mliUng diTiaton of tha Food Admln i:rtton. in Hating the mills la this dis trict, has sent tUa follown aotlca to all millers: On Kebrusry 1. 11. rrry mill In th I'm red S: tea. lrrapciiv of capacity, was directed to com undec th supervision of th milling duis.oo of th Food Adminis tration and to tak out a. milling llcenaa. W WTIrv that our list of mills is ry eompiet. but It Is poasibl that ther may b a fw small mills or new mil. wnicn hare failed to rocelv the circulars ex plaining tha reiuir-ments. In order tnsi r nt b abo!u:ciy correct, w wm aag you to list all mills in your own county and th adioioln counties. Pleas Ttv tnia our careful attention and maU It alih your aaat Idler or report. Fee Trade Is MuggMi. Th a msrket wss sluggtah yesterdsy, and. white prices wer not chanced, th un- drrtunt waa weak. 1'ubo butter was also easy, with 45H9n cents nuulrd on extras. Dressed uoats wer firm and toachanced. Bank CleauHnas. Rank clearings of th Northwestern cltlea vest r dav vera aa follow h: Clearing, waianr. Poetlana 94. Ml 7. I1.Ht7.n4 ttlo 94.S.tla J.ll..f-. Taema h.3L4 iHt..M.i pokan 13-1 W PORTLAND MARKET QVOTATION9 f.raln. Floor. Ferd. Etc Merrhania Kxchang. noon aeoalon. M-r- h ilivftv: Hid. Yr Ago, Oata. No. 2 whtxe fed 9a7. Hr)er. tatiuar.i ru t ni w .a rl. v. A brewing Ol.uu i3u Uav-t Bid. rnln. No. 2 - ......................... . 9W..0 Hurler, fed 4 . lrl-. Irewing 61.1MI i .11 data 0t- No. 3 a I. so m(i rltntxd crn. eli4w ......................... 7. " rn. tn en KaatTn oat and coru In bulk ft N.v 3 Mi- o4 atf. a-r. tnpp'l, white a..iHi Cor. No, S el low .................. it W Corn. No. 3 nttxcU 7.vO VHUT Bulk baata. Portland, for No I grad: Hard whit Hlueetem. Karly liart Allen, Calagalua. Mart in Amoer. 1 2. OA, Soft whit Palowae. blueotem. furtyfoid. Whit alley. Oold Coin. Wblto Huaalan. 92.03. Whit club L4IU club, Jei.klna club, whit hybrid. Sonora. 9-Ul. Ited Walla Had ItiiMMn. red hybrid. Juna fife. Coppji. 9 1 ea No. 2 gro. 3c l-wm. No, 3 grau. c ther gra.lea nauui-l by miuu FLOL'K Patenia. flu; alley. tf .to; whole wheat, fv.ou; & rail am, fs 2U; barley flour. 91. u U 2A per barret; rye flour. Slu ti4j 4r barrel: rorniiir!, 9.a p-r barr el. il 1 Ul .P K K L Net mill pr Irra, car lota Hran. J' per ton: ahorla, JJ pr ton; mid ulibaa. 9M. miaod vara and leoa than car- lou ic nre ; rolled barly. 4i7b) ik; roiled oata. lhttS. jli.N hole, ;T; cracked. 7 per ton. HAY lIuytnaT price, f. o. b. 1'ortland Kaotrrn CTegon timothy. 927 pr ton; Val- ler timothy. 1 2 -j , aifalia. 9 .'4 r 24 90 alley grain hay. 9-2; closer. 918; a (raw, fa. HtTTKK Wubra, cjitraa, 4Seil'Jr; prim firm. 4-. print . c&ira, &2v.u-; cartuna. lr;cS lrrou ranch, current receipt a. J4um:. canuted. atc.ta. per uoiril. - 'HbrlSK Jobber buying prior f. or b. dock. Portland. Tillamook triplets. 24r; Young Aijiertra. Zc per pwunu. lonihorna Triplets, 2i Young America 26 So per miunu. luti(llortl. -1 C Mr DOUOtl : V C tlla- rvum to Portland trau. hl LYKY Kooatera. old. 2V 22c ; ataca. ?l f "K . spring. I'ln:": brui.vra. Ac; d. 32a-W; f. luU21o; turk) a. ilv. T c . urroMi, a.". f 3iu pr pouaU. fc..L, tnc. 2uwttlvc fuHk Fancy. Itf.'l We. Fralt aad Yegetabir. I.-a Jobbing; quotation: rttllT Orange. tiitcA $4ty7.0O; lem- or. s. .) . (-r iui. im.ihis, tfvoc punu. grapefruit. :ao; apptea. I w - T ian.riut. -. 9J Of p-r o-. Kk t-T A 11 l.Ck9 I umaioea. - . j v- pr rrt. aibaa. 3V 'ac per poun1 ; lettuve, 9 l 2 a Kt crMie. l u- umlirri, 9 1. Zli t I. 75 lr lu.-n. ca'Jlif loo rr, 91 '- -i prr crat; ariir-hoke. Wfc tf9l II per pund. garlic. 7tl a? per pouml. i.ery. 94. tf 4 Mi pT crate; Mfpvri. IOtc per puim1. (ruu(a, lS Pr p.unrt( rinii4i. l-W' per pound. pAru. Pr pounu; pea. iic per pouthl. npini h. 91 2- per crt. KA'K r.lr; A HI.KJt Crr. 91 2AI & per (; tnp-eta. 9 j n 2. . turnip. 41. out !.; parent 1. 1 t I iVTATohH-4reg..n liurbanka. SVO 1 10 per buuir-u. 1 aaima. 91..t 1 ao; awt ivittiM. per p"uul iMV.-Jwoim price. iyio pr pound. Maple J. roc erica. IM-al Jobbing quotation: M'tiAl SaK banle: l-'rutf and berry. f7;s.. beet. 97b7'g extra 97.47 S: pow- L la barrel. 4 . cub a. In bar re la NL'I- Walnut. 24c; riragtl tint. ! 21--. filbert. 22r23c; almooil, I 22c; pea nuts. 14rlA; cocoanuta. 91 1' par duacn; pr-n. liin iar; chestnut. HKAJ i aiitornia jooomg nrtr: rmail whti. IJl'c; large whit-. .t-; tytu, lr; llrna. 14 " : pink. I'H-. Oregon bean, buying prices W bit navy and Lady U htrfton. 1 llc; w hlto klOney. 1K-; colote-i. c t r fe-c Koii. in oruro. 1 t C Ml.T tiranulat-!. 9ltt7. per ton; half- ground. 1K la per ton; . 14 per ton; ,trv. 917. pr ton. KICK southern head, aetatjo per pound; Bi-r H . Japaue ti-. a ipHo, r(tU:U FKL ITS Appa lS'c; paarh. 1 1 12- ; prun. Italian 1 1 j l-V-: raialne. V 4 j per box: date, far.i. 92&otr3 per a cvrraal. lrfc. fig. 9- q 2-u pr bog. '. . rrovWtofw. . TLweal fobbing nuotattoa: HA Ail !. choi. . 34-: standard, i.inntd. 2tfac; picnic. 2lr, cottage tOliS. L. R t Tierr ba, stanasra pura. 2a be; compound. 2t c Ha w n. v. 47 d 4iv; stan-laid. 4 4;--. t nolte. .-r OKI JAI.T ih.rt eleur barks. 29tf33c; xpvrta. 30tf3Ac. plt-. 24tf2K. Hide and Pelt, HIDTS Malted hide. 2- U. and op. I7r; icu atag. "U lb, and up. l"c; altrd and rn kip. 11 to 2 Ib 1 2; Mi ted and reen caf, lv to 13 It. 21c; grn bide. 2- It-, and up, V; grcrn iaga 0 lha. and up. dry flint tti'ie. 2ur; dry flint calf. 2c: pone hide. l.2afj l.H; aalted hor hl i'. 957 4, PI LT.H lry ong-woci pelt. v; dry hortwud poita. --c. itd pelta, January takeotf. 4- 3 i a-J at. H"p ltT crop, 14 t I5c per pound; contra- 'a ltr 17c, Vt i.h L Kaetern Oregon, 44 f? 5c per pwnd; Valley. w 0 3Ac per pound; Valley lam.-. 4S y sIOHAIH l-ng staple, full yaar. oOc; ail month. 4rNr: burry. 3ofc4- CAN'AHA BARK .Nw and old. HPc pr pua-1. T k Lt' vv N 1. 14 9 ISc par pound; No. 3. 12c pr pound. f OUa, AiOt1N9S 'k. JSc: rse 5c: nphtr.a. dm:iia, IWc; raw. 2c; d i'Ui. ilrum. lOir; c&m, lAr. M.SM RU OIL Raw. barrel. 91 T ongm : ruea It 77. bt.d. barreta, 91 eaaea, 9 l-TP TCRfbNTINK In tanka. Ac 73o New Yrm Awgar Market. N9!W YORK. Mareh Raw dy. r-irif uri. SoOAr; moiaa tnai Aefiaad. steady. Flo grai 1.4. sugar. 1. pom tuiated BONDS ARE HIGHER Liberty Issues Advance Half to One Per Cent. DEALINGS ON LARGE SCALE Sloolc Market Is Doll Affair With Unimportant Cliangrs In Prices and Firm Closing Call Money Rate Falls. VEW TORIT. March so. Trl!nir on th tck exch.ns uldi from th. relatively h.mvjr dealing, in liberty bond., wm dull ..mo1 th. point of extlnrtinn. Hourly !. ftr 11 ocf-k b.rly vrrd l'j.NKl h.n. th. day, turnover amoununa to Ui. me.jrer total of 'fzz.tiw aharen v Uulii.h Inrentiv. u aaaln larkinc. chltrfly by rea.on of tha ao-ralled Holland Amertran attuatlon and tha uncertain aiatui of tha Iron and ateal Induatry In connection with th. nw prica hedula to ba fixed by tba war lndutrta board. Th condition, wer. balanced In a measure by fr-ner oflVrlnirB of call moner. r'cB to Pr cent after opening at Kepreaentatlva atock. made little or no chance. Horn, of the highly speculative ie- uea icflected th mixed operations of pools. General Motor, maklna in extreme decline of 4 points, w hile Industrial Alcohol sained almost as much. hlpplna. wera aaaln sensitive to Impend Intr devetopmenta and rails were listless until th frnal hour, when the Pacific aroup hardened. tih Great Northern and miuor conlera. - Inlted State. Eteel closed at a small frac tional advance. i-iherty Issue, contributed overwhelmlnaly to the Irreaular deallnKS In bonds at ad vance, of i to 1 per cent. Total sales, par value, aacrraated $.1."7.".0"0. United States bonda, old issues, vera unchanged on call. CLOSl.NO STOCK QOUTATIONi Cloeine High. Low bid. 7S T 7H 4.1 42W 41 ..... 70 r.4 1; r.4 4 1; 7w 78i 7', in24 loo;, jn2 CI 62 1. -: M 11fi lorn, i,an 5t , w .-.4 2oi, 1.17 1.17 :ss T' 074 .in r.n, .S5, 41 H 40V, 41 21', 21 21 u 40'.a 4'i :w Hilki i.i-s .!. a 4i Kit, B4 I"". 2ti, 2li :-, 3i. a m i.i i.-.i; Lis 137'a i:is 1I! !e 2S 27 ?. 27 H tl.1 4.1 44 'i 44 4 teS'i 14 HI i, 2. .1"x 31 H 31 li -IU ill', 27 4 or. -i. pj " :i:t 30. i --"J S 22 Si till ' 3 iWi 111 t, 1S 1-Si 71 -a 'a 1"4 Salea Am Beet Futir.. Ameriijan (an... 4.&O0 Am Car ar Koun Ani'T Loco TOO. A Smelt at Refln. 1.6'J0 Am Suaar Refin Amer Tel Tei. R.XO0 Anaconda Cop... . loo Atchison a o as w i s 8.. Haiti Oh o 1 .aoo Ru sup t'op ntia-n Factr.. 1 no C-ntra4 Leather.. R.'jno ChtM O.'lio... 1. ." C M A StP Lilian K I k cffs.-lLliiKI ttilno Copper.... ti's) i 01 t uei jt iron Corn pro licfln.. S."iiM ruclhle Steel.... .",.IM fub 111110 Surar 4. Too ll Securities.... I.mhi Krie ;f.4"Mk -n Frlcctrlc. . . . . feni n Motors rrat .Vtrth Pfd.. No (ire Ctfa. .. iin I'llnnle I'entrnI Iniiplriitlpn Cop.. .1im mt Mir Ma m. 7."iu Interna .Vtckel.. Interna Paper Kennecoll Cop.. 500 "4.200 '"iViiV 2ort Iule St . jih. . . M.ixwell alotorst Mx Petr.liim. .Ml.iml roppir. .. Missouri I'acirtc, Montana Power.. atla Copper.. V Central .I'D V V X H lart N.irfork lVt. rth.m Piw'lflc. Pacific Mail Peniij IvantK ... Itav tVn Con. . . . 4 on :too 2i0 feio 41', 2::, (.', 711 's.iii 4C.1, 14.1 122'. 12. 1US l'el, 7S 44 H 2:1 '2'. 44 Heeding; Ken Iron Jt Steel is? Aria iop ulh pacific.. .. Too MS 4.1 ' 144 121 1221, 'S Mtudebakcr ("nr.. 1 pcji 4rt 144 'i 121 U 12.1H HI V, HViS TS', 22 V, 01 XMS CO "Jl II ilon laclflc.... I.-'ihi 1' S Indus A..... P.rtoO S Steel .JiHI S Ptee pfd... 4iNI 1'lrth loiper 4HO W.'.s.h pfj -TV- Western Cnlon.. "Im 01 41 Wi-ilin Klec.... r.im 41 41 Total aale. for the dny 5,Ooo .hares. BONDS. I f4 ref 2s rec. IT', 'No Psclf .Is 'T, Pac T T 5a. . i Penn 4'on 4I' 'H. Cnlon I'ac 4... 141, I S Sieel 5s I041, So Pa. if cv 0. s ref -.'a cou. s :ts r-g .... s ;: c.u .... ! 4s "r. c ''1 SO 97 S !2 4 t" S 4. cou AtchUon gen 4a li It O ref .la .Angio-French .Is !HI J, 4'ic, L S Liberty 3iiS.W..oo V V C dl .. . in I P Lib 1st 4s Hrt -0 OO iU S Lib 2d 4s i.75 No Pacif 4a Bid. BoMoa Mining Morka. T41STOV. March ?o Closing nuola tlon: d ilowe. ........ .... -i .nri n niiite . . . . Arlxona Com. . .. 12Hinid Dominion... aluniet Alx. r.S II lee, a. Caluriet A llec.4:i.1 loulncy 'nlennl.l ..... l.tvi Siioerlor 4-4 2S r-npper K C Co. 44 tSup A Boston M K Hull. Con l . .U .Shannon Franklin n . 1'tah Cona. . . . . il. Roe (Cool.. 21 '-, W'lnonM . lik. I'opper.... fiS'U'nlverln ra 40 JiuDIVK ... kl (Iranhy Conn. Mofiey, Kirhsnrr, Etc. KEir ToRK. March 2. Mercs nt II. pa per, four moat ha, per cent, aix inonLlia. it per cent. Sterling iio-dar hills, fi2i,: commercial oo-da e bills on banka S4.72; commercial. li d.v bill.. ITI-: demnn-1. I711.1; cshles. 4 71 7-lt-l. Fanes, demand. S.72S: cshlc.. ail. i.uild.ra. ilemand. 4H: cabira. 40',. I. Ires, demand. 8H4: cables. 8.A2S. llublca. ie"niDrl. l.l1,: rhief. 14: nominal. H.t stiver. si,c per ounce. Mexican dnl'ars. 71 .c. i;oecnmenrk bonds atrong. rail rood bonda Irregular. Tiino loans strong: no das, 90 daya and six months. 4 per cent bid. Call money weaker: high. na( per cent; tow. 4 per cent; ruling rate, .n, per cent: closing bid. 3V, per cent; offered at 4 per ent. lual loan. 4 per cent. LONDON. March 20. Bar silver. 43d per ounce. Money. ;n per cent. Discount rates Short hills 3 0-16 per cent: hteo months. 3 n-lo per cent. Navat More. SAVANNAH. Ca. March 20 Turpen'lne. steady. 3Hc: sales, none; recelpta. el; ship- menis. e; .iot a. e.-. Kostn. firm; sties. 24S; recelpls. 33t; shlp nts. 1H4; sunk. 92.3.111. Quote; B. 1. F.. F. U. II, I. ..: K. H..Hl; li. S.75. N. 17.15; WU, fl.30; W W. 7 40 HOG MARKET IS STEADY III I.K OP SALF.S AT NOBTIt PORT LAND AT I7 TO 17.1o. Top Trlr. raid Here (or Cattle Real ised .a llay-Ked Irlnc Till. Kt-M-k. There waa no change of Importance In the livestock market yeeterday. The run waa inn I and trading was chiefly In the hog division, wher. th. bulk of salts wer. at 17 17 .15. C B. at S. S. ("teams of Prlnevllle. had on h. market. londay. lo7 steers of Heretord breeiling. These steers were out of cows ail which had better than three-fourths Hereford blood, some of them pure bred. They were all sired by . pure- bred bull. It waa on. of th. most ven lots of cattl. hat bav. been on the market thle year. They averaged 11-lit to llto pounds, the top load bringing $11. bO. the highest pnea ever paid on the open market at North Port- nd for this else. .1 cattle. The, catt.e w.re fed etra'aht hay for fonr and a half months without any grain whatever. C. B. nteame la an old-time cattle man and Is a pioneer in the Pfin.vle district. Formerly h. and hl partner ran as many as I.'.oo to 3'iHI call... but h. now runa something Ilk. A. ,o head only. H. has a pur. bred herd f BVrcforris for his own use. and la an en thusiastic Hereford supporter. Hec.lpts yesterday were 12 cattle. cair. 2VJ hog and sheep. Hhlnpere were A. L. atetner. btanfield. 1 load cattie; H. c. tmndson. Emmett, Ma. 1 load hogs: C. C. Xnler. Natron. 1 load hogs: L. L. Miller. Nampa. 1 load catti. and hogs: it. L. For mtir. Tangent. 1 load catti. bogs and sheep; Davis P-artl. 8hed(l. 1 load cattle and hoi.: Frank Wann. Mount Augsl, 1 load cattl. and boaa Tba day's sales were aa follows? Weight Price: Welcht Pice 1 ateer... ii.". t " ''I'l 8 hotis.... J- $15.75 4 steers.. H14 jooti; bom.... '!' HI'"' 1 cow.... e-O 7 3i 1 hog 21' 1.0 2 corns... M 1 hog 3-o 1H.OU 3 cows... T-":t 6.5092 hogs.... l:2 17 1 cow.... 7-.U 801121 bogs.... In2 16.UO 2 cows... 755 7.7..22 hogs.... 15.5'l 2 cows... 7W1 1 8. ill Til hog.... 1-2 IT. mi 3 cows)... s7 o.on 27 hoKi. ... 125 15.75 1 cow 7711 K.75 .1 hugs.... Xut IH.'X' llow.... t7D T.25 57 hogs.... 172 17.1" 1 tow.... Mil a 5l 1 bog :UH 17.W1 1 cow mm ft. tut 2 hos.... 2n5 17.111 1 cow... .lliHi . 7on 8 hogs.... 1M 17JKI 1 cow.... s-iil 4.5H' 7 bogs.... 210 17.15 1 cow Mil 7 .-.i 3 hogs.... 150 190 1 cow.... 7:i0 .125 4 hogs 17 1T.IHI 3 rows.. .1217 2 cows. .. . i 1 cow. ...114H 1 COW.... 1M 1 low.... 70 fi cows... PJ0 2 cows... s.'.. 3 cows. .. 750 2 coa s. .. 75.1 7 cows... hT.t 2 cows... n.-.n 2 COWS. .. VeT 1 COW.... Stkl 1 bull. .. . 9.-.H 1 hull 14..0 1 bull.... MU) 1 cal f . . . . SUO liMHiilo hogs... (v5i! 2 hogs. . . U.25 12 hogs T.IMi-14 hogs... ti .2.1' 14 hogs... 7. .Vi 11 hogs... 17.00 .".JO 1 lso 174 12 IK. on 17 On 17.0O 17.00 17. no 1H.0O Hi. on 17.00 17.00 17 i mi 17.00 IT.l" in. 2.1 111. HO lit. no IT.imi 1T.00 17.00 e.iMi 1 hog. 3HO ..""( 3 hogs. .. . 2V T oo 5 bogs. .. . 1 !l..Vl S hogs. ... INI S..101 H hogs. ... 222 5.111.1.1 hogs.... IsO 4..10i 3 hogs.... 220 .oo! 2 hogs. .. . 3ftO H.iiiiI 1 hog 1T0 9 .001 1 hog 4:10 K.Oili 7 hogs. .. . 250 ll.oni 2 hogs 211 lO.O A hnrc ?IM 1 calf.... So 1 calf. . . . loo wuotatlona at tba yards follow: Csttle Price. Oood to choice steers JILOOtilLSO Medium to good steers 10.110 a 1 1. 00 Common to medium steer. S..loi 10.00 Choice cow. and heifers S.oow .10 Cannera e........ 4.2ie 6.25 Bulla u.OOd 9.00 Calves R .1 7.5oai2.00 Biocaera ana xeeaera ...... Hogi 8,50a S.ioK Prim, light 17.00-917.20 Prime heavy lrt 7.117 00 Plg 14.754,15.73 Western lambs ....... in. 00 LI. SO Valley lamba ................. 14.50 & 1 .1.00 Yearltnga 13. 00 1:1. .10 Wethera 12 50-1,13.00 Ewea V. 00 i, 12.00 DESTINATIONS OF STOCK LOADED Shipment. En Ronte t. leading; Lircatock Markets of Country. Destinations of livestock loaded March 19 tcanoaus reporiea west of Allegheny Moun tains; double-decks counted aa two cars): Cattle. Horses.Mixed CalveaHoffs.Sheep.Iuies.Stock. A Chert Lea .. 0 Austin. Minn... IlaiUmoro .... Hontnn ........ Buffalo Cediir Rapida.. Chicago Cincinnati ..... Cleveland Cudahy ....... Denver Detroit E. St. Lou la.... Fort Worth.... Indiunupolis ... Jersey City .... Kansas City.... Kearney Los Angeles . .. Louisville ..... Mllwaukia .... New York ..... Ogden ........ Oklahoma City. Omaha .1 intuiuwa ...... Peoria Philadelphia .. Pittsburg Portland. Or.. . . St. Joseph Salt Lake City. St. Paul San Francisco.. San Antonio . . . Seattle Sioux City ..... Sioux Kalis Spokane Wheeling: Wichita Varioua 3 4 1 II 3 543 & 4n 11 H. I S2 l'.l 205 3 3 3 13 5.1 M 242 d 4 8 1 124 4 lot 15 li iin I. 1 1 4 2!l 7 41 ' IS u C01I 12 bl 24 0.1 US 2.12 23 ti.l IO S '0 IS 2 30 1 IKS 20 IS It 11 1 132 2 107 8 3 1 20 4 13 53 13 i 12 I 74 527 142 Totals ...24-!l 242 201 0 3410 One week ago Four weeks aK0.2IH9 330 Slate origini otillvestock loaded, March l'J: For Portland Cnttle. Horses.Mixed Calves.Hogs.Sheep.Mules.Slock. Oregon TCs. Portland One week ago.. Four weeks ago. For Seattle Washington . . . . Ttls. Seattle 1 .... .... 1 One week ago.. 4 1 - .... .... Four weeks ago. 2 .... Eur4era Meat Trade Conditions. Reports on Eastern meat trade conditions March 20 t:30 A. 11., Eastern time): Beef. Boston Beef, fresh: Receipts liberal, no change In market since yesterday, demand slow. Kosher beef: Supply light, market steady to firm, demand good: New York Beef, fresh: Keceipts moder ate, market quiet at steady prices, early trade light. Kosher chucks and plates: Sup ply fair, market weak, demand light. Hinds and rlhs: Supply light, market stronger, de mand good. Philadelphia Beef, fresh: Receipts liber al, market steady, demand only fair. Kosher beef: Hecelpts moderate, a little better lone to market, demand fair. Los Angeles Beef, fresh: Supply ade auale. market steady, demand slow. Pork. Boston Supply light, demand fair, market steady. New York Receipt, light, demand s.ow. market steady. . , Philadelphia Kecelpt moderate, demand fair, market alesdy. Los Angelea With loins at $10, supply Is sufficient to meet the demand, which la slowly Improving, market firm. La nth. Boston Receipts liberal, demand ugnt. i erica mm-.- yesterday. New York Recelpta light, demand light, market a llttl. easier. Philadelphia Receipt, adequate, demand only fair, market barely steaoj. Lob Angeles Supply normal except for l -i .... ..f uirht weights which arc mov ing freely on a firm market, market ahows a sign of weakness on neavy laoiue yearlings, which are moving slowly. Chicago Livestock Market. CHIC.MiO, March 20. Hogs Keceipts. 30OOO. slow at yesterday's average. Bulk 17 in ti 1I7 0; light 1 7.3" M 1-On ; mixed. IH 7.1W 17.BO; heavy. 11.Rn r 1 7. Jo; rough. l:loi 10..1O; pigs. 13.S"& 17.2.1. .,.. mil. Receipts. !'. firm. Nate steers H..V)(b 14.50; Blockers and feeilers. h.20, 12.20; cows and hellers, 7.10u 12.1o; calves, $1" 501 lO.bi. sHeen Herein!- U.ooo. firm. - Sheep, $11 ti 11.75; lambs. $14. .ni 1a.l5. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA. March 20. Hogs Keceipts. 12. Brti msrket 2.1c to 31c higher. H',' i.i.mi-. 17.1.1. mixed. m.7.i. 17.10: light. $1H 70'.! 17.2.1; pigs. $10.5015..i0; bulk of sales. $1.7.1'5 17 10. (.-ttle Receipts. Htum. market 10c higher. Native steers. $!,.5n 130: cows and heifers. lll; Western steers. $..." 12.2o: Texas nteers $7 7.1 10.25; cows and heifers, $i..io .,.."'; ca'nners. $7is: stockers and feeders, $7l13t; calves, $13; bulla, stags, etc.. $7.j10 l U' -. me In ISO Sneers neceii.tei. o " - - BAN FRANCISCO FRODl'CE MARKET price Carrrnt on Kjtr Veffrtables, Frrsh siv FRANTISCO. March 0. Butter Extra. 4bk'4t'c t?--m Pr-.h nxtra. 40t4c: extra llrata. 3Sc; Iirstn, puiiet-s. ChefM Young Amencm, -ju. n .. u ..... nominii- WhitA Leeehom rooiten. old. 202?c: iryer. 4045c: broil er oOifj.'-c; iqumi. 4i4.aH: pigeoni. $j-2..v; g. S7fc30c; turkey mixed and 1.1 A .ixai rn tf tia Vn 1 T 1 121 mi una h. creum. S'li $l.i:: Hubbard. 2; teirphone, Iifrlc: peppern. bell, small. 12ttJc Mexican sre-en chiles. 12 4 174c; tomatoea. l.r.tt 1.75: lettuce, Sacramento, ... . en. 1..., tLl f Crr - nntatnofl ri t'a fit. 1 1.4.: Salinas. $1.7. U.K-: sweet. 5 (17.: onlotta.-Australian brown. $10 1.25; rarltc t4'.io; cutumbn. 2.ot 2.5: pump kins, 1; beets, 1.50; j-arrots. $1: tur nips. 75t--: rhubarb, strawberry. 22..'r0 p?r bo; cabbage, H2c per pound; apinacH. hitr. Mi 6c. tVuit Prmra. Winter Nellis. $22.2?- per box; lemons. l grapefruit. f3.ft0tf 3 75, omnres. navels, small, $S6; tan gerines. 2.50: bananas. Hawaiian. 6e 7e; pineapples, nominal; apples, .Newtown Pip pins. fl.3u6i.40 for 49 tier. Cotton Market. XKW TORK. March 20. Cotton: Spot cotton, quiet; mlddlin-r. 34.iOc. WASHINGTON". .March. 2. Cotton pro duction from last season's crop waa 11. 25. tifW -vx)uivaient ."km)-pound bales, exclusive of ltnters, the Census Flurrau ttxlay announced In its final report of the season's rtnnings. Llntcrs produced to March 1 amounted to fety.Ult equivalent -fiOO-pound bales. Chlraga) iDairr Frodnc. CHICAGO. March 2. Butter lower; erea mery. 35 C 4o. F.rss, lower; recelpta 1.T canes: firsts. 4V.t4: rdlnarr ftrsta 3334ie; at mark, caassj iac.-adsd Utj-sc per doxuu 3 158 14 22S 43S 23 44 7 32S 4:;l EMBARGO HITS CORN All Options Close Lower in Qhi 1 cago Market. OATS ARE ALSO AFFECTED Grain Cannot Be Shipped to Eastern Points Except in Equipment Furnished by Eastern Lines. 'Record Hog Prices. CHICAGO, March 20. corn averaged lower in pric. touay. Influenced by the re instatement of an embargo against western cars loaded with grain for shipment east of Chicago. Tha close waa unsettled at S1.27H March and SL25'4 May, with the final range aa a whola varying from k & Sc off to 'ise advance compared with 24 hours before. Oats lost 1 to mc Provisions finished unrhftniiMl to T hl.h.r As corn cannot be .hipped East hereafter except In equipment furnished by eaatern lines, it was apparent that.4iie bull aide of the market had been placed under a decided handicap, for there are no surplus cars' on eastern lines. Depressing effects of tho re Inatatement of the embargo was somewhat counterbalanced late in the day by aty im proved demand here from industries. Oata, like corn, were pulled down in value hy the eastern embargo. Besides, reports indicated a 10 per cent increase of seeded acreage soulhweat. Provisions averaged higher as a result of hog. rising to tho topmost quotations yet this season. Cash prices were as follows: Com No. 2 yellow, nominal: Xo. 3 yel low. $1.5: No. 4 yellow. )M 42 41.53. Oats No. 3 white, 92 ', q 3 fee ; standard, 03 ''i 4c. Kye No. 2. 2.R0'8 2.82. Barley $1.K0 2.00. Timothy f.l.OO'n d.on. Clover S2S.U04j31.UO. Pork Nominal. Lard 20.07. Kibs (24.0.1 24.55. . Primary receipts Wheat. 17S.000 vs. 371, 000 bushels; corn. 1.74,0O0 vs. 628,000 bush els: oats. 1,179.000 vs. 54H.OOO bushels. Clearances Wheat, 52,0-00 bushels; corn, oata, flour, none. Leading futures ranged aa follows: CORN. Open. High. Low. Ciose. IWarch $1.27 K $1,275, $1.27U 1.27i Haw 1.25H 1.25 1.25V, 1.25!, OATS. March KOli .BOS, .R94 ."OH May 88 .SSi .o5m .So 3a v MESS PORK May 43.50 4S.65 48.45 48.50 LARD. May 21.12 211.25 J6.12 2(t.lT July 20.25 20.30 f 26.17 20.1T SHORT RIBS. May 24. R3 24.07 24. R2 24.00 July 25.20 2.1.30 . 25.20 15.24 Eastern Cacti Grain Markets. KANSAS CITY, March 20. No. 2 yellow corn, 4c higher; No. 2 white, $1.67 fa 1.73; No. 3 white, $l.5il.67: No. 4 white. $1.47 i liii: No. 2 yellow, $1.6S; No. 3 yellow, $1.50f'tl..12; No. 4 yellow, $1.371.4.1: No. 2 mixed. $1.481.6G; No. 3 mixed, $1.428.1.5.1. Oats. No. 2 white, S9iti90c: No. 3 while, S6V, T.sst4c; No. 4 white, o6c; No. 2 mixed, 84 t-S5Vic; No. 8, 84850. OMAHA, March 20. Cash corn: No.- 4 white, $1.60-8 1.1.5; No. S white, $1. 40 1.45; No. white. $1.40-S1.45: No. 3 yellow, $1.51 47 1.53; No. 4 yellow, $140; No. 4 mixed, $1.40 (ft 1.42; No. 5 mixed, $1.35-n 1.37. aOata, No. 3 white, &8V,c; samples, 87 hi & Ssc. ST. LOUIS. March 20. Cash corn: No. 2. $1.63; No. 3, $1.53-!r 1.5.1; No. 4. $1.35 it 1.40: No. 5, $1 30: No. 2. yellow. $1.80; No. 3 yel low. $138ft 1.6.1; No. 4 yellow, $1.3.16' 1.40; No! 3 yellow. 1.25-& 1.3": No. 6 yellow, $1.20. Oats. No. 3 white. Ill V W'-' Vi c: No. 4 white, UlV,e91c; No. 2 M.. 8i SKVic, Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, March 20. Barley. $L63 6 2.02. Flax. $4.23-84.25. Grain mt Saa Francisco. PAN" FRANCISCO, March 20. Flour, flO.bO per barrel. tirain w heat, tiovommfnt. s.t.sv; oariey. nominal ; oats, white feel, nonjjual; corn, California yellow. -$:i.50ft 3. S3. Mill feed Cracked corn and feed corn meal. $77 SO; meals, al fulfa, carload lots, W,(u 3S.4U; cocoanut, f44.3u; less than car load lots. Hayi Wheat and wheat and oat. $28.50 ti; tame oat, 2Sfr30: barley. $24'&M; alfalfa, f2f24; barley, straw, 6U&90c Coffee Fnturea Close Iowr?r, NEW YORK. March 20. There was a moderate business in the market for cof fee futures today, with fluctuations irreg uiar. The ope nine waa 2 points lower to :i point hi i? her. and the market was gen- er-iily steady durint? the early session on trade buyinK. wnicn carnfi active montns about 1 to 4 points net higher, with May selling at S tKc and September at N b'-c This advance met scattered rexlixing or liquida tion, however, with May selling off to X.titfc and September to 8.71c, during the after noon. I -est prlct-s were practically tne low point, the close being net unchanged to 6 points lower. March, R.-Oc; May, .8-e; July, 8-7c; September, 8.72c; October, S.74c; December. 8. 7c. Spot coffee, steady; Rio 7s. 8ic; Pantos 4s. 11c. No change was reported in the ocean freinht situation, and very few fresh offers were noted in the cost and freight market. The official cables showed an advance of 75 reis at Rio, with the toantos mantel un changed. Rio exchange on london. l-32d higher. Brazilian port receipts, -3,000 bags. Iried Fruit at w York. NEW YOKK, March. 20. Evaporated ap- Lpl-s. dull. prunpg. iirm. Feaches, few offered. Metal Market. 2CETV TORK. March 2". The Metal 'Ex chanRe -quotes lead quiet. Spot. -Spelter, quiet; East St. Louis delivery, spot, U7b y7.4TUc. Iu1nfh Islnseed Market. T)TTrTIi, March 20. Linseed, S4.244 S3; May. $4.2S; July, $4,215 asked; October, $3.74 asked. Ilnp. Etc., at New York. NEW YORK. March 0. Hops, hides and wool, unchanged. MEEKER TO HELP SAVE POTATO FIOCB PI. A XT tVILI. BE ESTABLISHED AT SEATTLE. Orrnon Pioneer Ile-eelves Telrtrram From Washington Assuring Him of Financial Aid. SEATTLE, Wash, March 20. (Spe cial.) Ezra Meeker, who blazed the Oregon trail, has been Interesting him self in the study ami production of flour manufactured from potatoes as a substitute for wheat flour. On Tues day he received a telegram from United States Senator esley L. Jones, saying that the United States Food Administration had arranged to finance a plant, and that Charles Heb beid. Federal Food Administrator for Washington, would consult him on the project. Mr. Meeker announces that he has perfected a plan for producing potato flour, and that all th machinery can be manufactured in Seattle. His idea is to have the Government market the flour and sell, it to consumers at the lowest nostsible price. He has pre pared a recipe whereby bakers, house holders and others can make their own potato flour, and will send the same to all who apply to bim at SI! Sec ond avenue- ' "T do not want to make a cent out of fhls." said Mr. Meeker yesterday. 'There are plenty of potatoes, which MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. Established 25 Years 201 Railway Exchange Building, Portland, Oregon.- THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE OF OREGON OREGON MUNICIPAL BONDS We own and offer: Rate- Maturity, yielding. $ 4,462 City of Astoria, Or "Ser. No. 10, Imp .6 F&A 4,961 City of Astoria, 0r. Ser. No. 11, Imp.rr. v.... 6 F&A 16,057 City of Astoria, Or., Ser. No. 12, - Imp 6 F&A 3,500 City of McMinnville, Or., Imp 6 M&S 7,874 City of Pendleton, Or, Imp 6 F&A 3,000 City of West Linn, Or., Water.... 5 A&0 3,000 City of West Linn, Or., Water 5 A&0 Telephone Main 3409. growers have been compelled to sell at a low price because of overpro duction. I am confident that a large part of the local shortage of flour can be relieved as soon as this plant can be gotten under way." MARK T. McKEE TO SPEAK Detroit Man to Address City Club and Realty Board. - Instead of having its reerular weekly luncheon meeting in the Benson Hotel this week, the Portland Realty Board will hold a Joint luncheon with the City Club in the main dining-room of the Chamber of Commerce at 12:15 o'clock tomorrow. H. R. Albee, i ex-Mayor of Portland, will be chairman of the day. Mark T. McKee, of Detroit, Mich., will be the speaker. He will tell some facts from personal observation about the Non partisan League,, what that organiza tion really is, and Its menace to Oregon, where it is attempting to gain a foot hold, i Mr. McKee is a distinguished citizen of Detroit. He is vice-chairman of the Michigan State Board of the American Red Cross; secretary of the Counties Division of Michigan War Boards; ex ecutive vice-president of the National Civic Union, grand master of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen; vice president of the Michigan Fraternal Congress, and secretary of the Insur ance Federation of. Michigan. He is also a member of the law firm of King & JUCK.ee. FARMHANDS' WAGES GOOD Board and Room Go With $50 and $75 Pay Envelope This Year. One hundred farm hands are wanted at the United States Employment Ollice, co-operating with the Public Employ ment Bureau of Portland, at 247 Davis street, this city, at wages from $50, to $75 a month, board and room. This is the farmers' Spring seeding time, and a large number of farm hands will be needed in this state from now until late next Fall. No more patriotic serv ice can be rendered the country at this time than aiding the farmers to put in large crops, till and harvest them, and thus prevent the threatened bread scarcity next Winter. This office is co-operatlong with J. "W. Brewer, farm help scepialist,- United States Agricultural Department, and extension department of the Oregon Agricultural College, who is also state director of the United States Boys' "Working Reserve. Mr. Brewer has re cently made a survey of the farmers' labor needs throughout the state of Oregon, and states that Wasco County needs 50 farm hands; Sherman County, 35; Aloro County, 40; Gilliam County, 30. SHJDOW WALTZ UNDER BAN Vancouver Conncil Prepares Ordi nance to Curb Latest Step. . VANCOUVER, Wash.. March 20. (Special.) Since Vancouver has awak ened during the past year, and the city in. filled with thousands of young per sons who like to dance the various syn copated steps and walks, and the addi tion of many thousand soldiers to the social life of the city, the bunny hug, angle worm glide. Texas Tommy, moon light walk, shadow waltz and grizzly bear dance, have become popular, it is said. The City Council has awakened to the fact and at a meeting Monday night an ordinance was introduced to curb and regulate all dances given publicly. The dances in question will be prohib ited by the ordinance. Smoking will also be prohibited in the halls' and no return checks will be given. DAILY -CITY STATISTICS ' Births. BEAGLETo Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Beagle. Linnton. Or., March 14 a daughter. PICKERING To Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Pickering, 699 Ninth street, March 1, a son. MORALE? To Mr. and Mrs. MfmieT Mor ales, 3701 Twenty-third street North, March 1, a daughter. BERG- To Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Berr, S East Twentieth street, March o, a daugh ter. McC READY To Mr. and Mrs. Edpar S. McCready, 360 East Fifty-sUth street, March 16, a son. BENTLEY To Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Bent ley. US Grand avenue. March e, a son. ODA To Mr. and Mrs. Tokumatau Oda, 89 North Fifth. March 9. a son. DERMODY To Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dermody, 329 Thirteenth etreet, March iS. twins f daughters). HONG To Mr. and Mrs. Paul 8. Hons, 272 Tavlor street, March 15. a daughter. MURPHY To Mr. and Mrs. William H. Murphy, 454 East Couch street, March 15, a son. Marriage Licenser. McELHOSE-HAZELRfGG Richard E. Me Elhose, SI, Camp Lewis, and FloreiKe M. Haatelrigy. 2S, Sewsrd Hotel. WALSH-VAN HOOK Maurice D. Walsh. 44. 401 Fi rst Btreet, a nd M rs. Dot Van Hook. 2$, 4il East Morrison st. HUGHES-HARMON T. W. Hughes, legal, 8f8 Lovejoy street, and Helen Harmon, legal, same address. COMMONS-MA ROSON A. Lv Commons, legal. 63 East Eleventh street, and Marga ret Margson. legal. Seward Hotel. WILSON-HARDESTY Ernest F- Wilson, 22. 894 East Ninth street North, snd Helen D. Harde&ty, 20, 27 East Ninety-first a tree t North. Vanrouver Marriage License. GODON-HAWK1NS Napoleon J. Codon. 23. of Portland, and Josephine Elizabeth Hawkins. IK. of Portland. MYERS-BELL Charles H. Myers, 32, of Portland, and Mrs. Bertha B. Bell, 22, of Portland. SMITH-STEPHENSON George Adrian Smith, 20, of Long Beach. Wash., and Mrs. Gladys Stephenson, 25, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma WYSS-BEAVERTON Jacob Wyss. 29, of Portland, and Alice La r sen, 20, of Beaver ton. Or. i WELLS-HOWARD George M. Wells. 37. of Portland, and Mrs. Minnie Howard, 35, of Portland. MARTH-JENSEN John Henry Marth. 22, of Win lock.. Wash., and Thllda M. Gensea, 25. of Winlock, Wash. SPROUL-CLAYTON Walter Sproul. 30, of South Bend, Wash., and El Douise Clayton, 24. of Portland. YOUNG-BELLAND Walter Brian Yonng. 24, of Elk City, Ok., and Mrs. Maude Bel land. 23, of Portland. FMITH-LIND Sam Smoth, 32. of Long Tsland. N. Y., and Jennie Llnd, 19, of Gr ca ll am. Or. Building Permits. FRANK QUIROLO Repair one-and-one-half-story residence. 721 First street, be tween Hooker and Porter; F. H. Brandea, builder: $Jo. W. B. PTNNOTT Repair two-story store building. 2S0 Burnslde, between Second and Third; W. L. Buckner, builder; $!5. VIVIAN I u tviN t. rt trect one-ana-one-half-story frame residence. 139 East Floral avenue, between East Glisan and East Irv ine: F. B. Turner, builder; $4500. W. KELDT Repair one-story brick garagf. 1 1923 5.25 to 5.30 1928 5.25 to 5.40 1938 5.25 to 5.50 1925 5.35 1925 5.35 1942 5.125 1943 5.125 Safety and Yield In Investments MANY short-term notes of. ample security offer, at present prices, an un usually liberal yield. Well-known issues of such securities can now be bought at prices to yield from 5.60 to well above 7. Send for Circular OR-156 TheNationalCity Company Correspondent Offices in I4Cities Portland Railway Kxehange Bldg. Telephont 60! .5 Main Bontts-Sftorr term rtote-k rrptmncma m TEE STOCK MARKET? If you own any stocks, or contemplate hav ing or selling any, protect your Investment by gee ting the Judgment of far-fame! experts, as pnbHshed In the INDUSTRIAL ANT MIMN(i AGE. Published weekly sluoe January 1909. Subsfniptlon S5 a ywr. Samitiw copy wnt free for purpose of introdactloa If you write im media teiy. INDUSTRIAL AND MINING AGE 27 William St New Yortc Lmrgmi CaxaJstiea m its Fiid at oW WmU 1 100 Union avenue North, corner Sumner; Frank Stetple. builder: $12.". H. F. SPALDING ESTATE Repair two story store building. 142 Park street, be tween Alder and Morrison; E. Hippely, builder; $4(10. J. M. FARLOW Repair two-story frame residence. 1564 Thirteenth street, between Miller and Lexington; F. A, Waldell, builder; $y. v F. R. FLETCHER Erect one-story-frame residence and shop. Jersey street, between New York and Fessenden; builder, same; NETTIE WENT WORTH Erect frame ga rage, o625 Seventy-ninth street; Oscar Went worth. builder: $75. J. HAZLET Erect frame garage, Balti more street, between Jersey and Ivauhoe; N. A. Gee, builder; $50. GL'S E KLIN Erect frame garage. 823 Haight avenue, between Failing and Shaver; builder, same; $75. O. W. ROBERTS Erect frame garage. 17l6 Siskiyou, between Seventieth and Seventy-first; builder, same: $25. Ol'S ROSENBLATT Repair four-story-hotel, 406 Aldr street, between Tenth and. Eleventh streets: L. Seward, builder; $125. MRS. B. E. WORDEN Erect frame ga rage, 152 Thirty-third street, near Sandy boulevard; T. B. Winshlp, builder; $275. EMMA D. TSCHANER Erect twp-story frame residence, 455 East Forty-third street North, Between Tillamook and Hancock ; J. M. Parmley. builder; $5uu0. C. M. SMITH Repair one-story frame hall. 1137 Rex avenue, between Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth; A. D. Moodle & Co.. build er: $400. O. PALM Repair one-story frame resi dence. fli)5 East Thirty-sixth, between Schil ler and J-Utymond; A. D. Moodie & Co., builder: $250. A. F. ROBINSON Repair one-and-one-ha!f-story frame residence. $51 Jarrett street, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth; A. F. Robinsop. builder; $70. IVAN J. WHITE Repair one-story frame residence. 6m Bast Sixtieth street North, be tween Siskiyou and Klickitat; builder, same; $1000. A. PALM Erect one-story frame residence, 5221 Forty-sixth avenue, between Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets; bulkier, sam-u; $:(50. MRS. EDNA HATFIELD Erect frame git rage, 315 Nineteenth street. North, between Quimbv and Pettygrove; C. W. Green, build er: $:uio. WILLIAM E. CASE Move one-story dry cleaning house. 11 Sixtieth street North, be tween Buruside and Ash streets; mover, same: $50. WILLIAM E. CASE Move one-story frame shack. 11 Sixtieth street North, betwewi Burnslde and Ash streets; mover, same; $50. MR. RIENEISON Erect frame garage, 2S East Fiftv-third street, between Stark and. Couch streets: F. L. Fisher, builder; $00. FRANK FOSTER Erect frame garage, . ftsu Hawthorne avenue, between Thirty-second street and Glenn avenue; builder, same; $50. one-and-one-half-story residence. 1295 East Salmon street, between East Forty-fourtii and East Forty-fifth; "builder, same: $250. T A. STEWART Erect frame garage. 4-il Ross street, corner Dupont; builder, same; frame clock shed, foot of Lincoln street; hi-M' Her, same: t-HAVEI.KKS oVIDE. A I aiK A """"7TW ran sell. Juneau, Douglas. 5 8kM-a. Cordova. ValUa s.waro and Anchoraa. CAUIOKMa .1. attl. or ban ranclae to Aoa no a" u,"a al.re,:t V":" tains, uii.qual.-i aarvlca. low ratea la iludlne " aa Ma. - latlona. . S. S. ROSE CITY Sails 3 P. M. MONDAY, MARCH 25 FOR SAN FRANCISCO AM X.OS AXGEl.ES The San Franclaco Portland S. S. (-.. Third and Washing-ton Street, (with O.-W. R. K. Co.). Tel. Broad way 4500. A 6121. STEAMSHIP SAI1.S DlhECT FOR SAN FRANCISCO tOS AXGEI.ES SAX DIEGO. Saturday. March S3, S:S0 P. M. San Francisco, foriland A L-s Ar.rMes Steamship Co. Frank Boll am. Aei-nt. 124 THIKD STREET. MAIN Z. HONOLULU Sura. w Zealand. AoatraHa. CANADIAN -A CSTRALASIAX BOVAIi MAIL LINE. T.arjr-nrt. n.west. best-quipp-d steamers. For fares and sailings apply Can. Pac. Rail, wav, 55 Third St.. Portland, or Genenil Aent, 440 Seymour b.. Vancouver, ii. C.