THE 3I0RX1XG OREGOXIAN. FRIDAY, 3IARCII 22, 1918.
19
POTATO PBCE SACS
Best Quotation at Country
Points Is 75 Cents.
OUTSIDE DEM.ND LACKING
Movement Slow at miirr IN, lit- Willi
Jrkr I rr-i!rd ntl .rnrrally
WraW Milfttirnl Krtm
toast Maii Small.
frm thm cuntry. I n liifhank. V. . No. J.
TS cnta Is th ro arte ju with buyers
lnaett. ewtr.g tn fev-k cf demand from lh
at Me. JrrMr prlrn r unchncrl At
ocfffl ! ff vkh BrtnlL and t 2Str I. Si
fix Om, with f timnd vlnwr.
tvcntkrt f the latet shipment are
4rtn. I: St r rr n I t); Slkl'n. 5.
from W hlnsti-Mt- Kl fo. 1; Kinui
rvy. I: .ja ltn-iKO. 1; Brattle. &: Yak
I ma. I
m lifrtmta roucia. 1; Fren. 1 ;
Lm An 3: rotll. I.
Market rnaiitt"fia report by telegraph:
Htit Na frsi arrtvaia Rural, aarkvd.
f 1 I .-X
!pk4R. Mil"! whit an! rel. sacked,
fl If.
Saltle lva! J -arkeL V ft 1 . Oms.
f 1 10f I SO.
IfMutton. CAliforaia, C : 1 tMt..ngtn. 1:
Ofrf n. 2 . Nvad4. 1. arrlvtl. lM-minJ anl
mwmfiil mrlrat; market only f.(r.
Ll.x t'aiifovnt. Ortjoo and W a-hloca
Burfnki an 4 It . tt. 91 Til I; Cnloca-to
nu4 htta. 9 1. Sit I ariou aritt.
nr, w T.V-.
New Or team. Vwri:(n. t : rson, I .
CiJr'tv 2. arrli. I-arnanil and mort:nl
fr : irwrlirl ataady. ffn Purbank. 91 -
? I .; 'aloralo ran'l white. 91. SO; Mirhl
van rvuml whits f t T5; Ilaho roaml white.
91
taar ;r"iy .jtrt-t. 5; W return J;p.
S. Mai W Utah. 1: oration. 1; Minnesota,
X. arrived lfnaatl and mo amen I vary
alow; market k aad fi-tttHl, .rtr
ttatrtrt whiles 9 1 ZU .$. Murkank. 91 20
bTtlT MIRI.T nR COT Afri.K
lrlrra aa taavral t rwM HaMInc Crra at
9-wtern fntntn.
fty 1 'r of apptea war ahtpped from
' ta N rthaat an TnMday. th rr belns
killed to tho fallowing dwatlnatlona: Chiraco,
S. fatrolt. 1. JkltnnaapollA 3: Nar Trh ltty.
1. tarramaatow I; t. I'aul. I ; Haakatonn.
4anada. I. 9m rranrlara. 1; !aattla. 1: pw-
hmnm. 4; UhltefUn. L Total. J.
Kcrea marketa reported by w
rkMtua. Arrtvala: lk aablntftnax i. JnbMnc
demand and movement moderate; market
fat-. XV Ik tneapa tars. 9': aaJitrm. 97-Ti
2. amall. 91 ? Awcttnn prh-a: Throa
vara aldL Y a.hlaxtn X 9 Rome, lara:
t.7l3. medium. 91 Ttl. atnall. l Utr
IT rtk XF Itmea ton. Iilv:i
aoedf'tm. I Tat 2-. amall. II.Mtl r
4hrt fancy "pkliennarsa. amad. 91 w ta
New tark ttrrtat n'a.hlnvton. 15;
JVear Tork. a: Weat VLrstria. 1; Idahn I
te.n. Ree etvad Mfiday : Waahinctoa.
Z Vrkt ateady. r Wlnraapa, Urre.
i:!lfr3. medium. 9-. amall. lf
:3k. 9 Spitaenbervik lara. 1il2, me
dium. 9.2i: amall. 91
Rnmea. lary.e. 9 J : medium, 2i V 2 SO; amatt.
9-' J I .Newtown nppioa. Iare. 9i-i if
tM. medinm. 91759.i: milt. 9I40I Ti.
Aactmn prtrew: XV Ppitenherc medium
tn larce. tZ.1&Z amall. 9- :iT
9'anry W inmpt. 9-202 7: por, 911
l ;
t'klraco Arrtvala: Washington. 4; Near
Tork, 2: T2 ran on trat k. In ludlna; broken
and nbrokewi Damand and movement ml
erata: markrt ateadr. XK lelictoa. larre.
9Jtl. choir medium, 9-l?V XK ?pui
enterc v medtam to lar. 9 ' - jr - ehoi.-
t fancy m-!.m. 9-f2-i- XF Home-, me
dium. 31 IS?, large $22 2
T VJIfM HUT lNll LAR HH.III R
Olner Crrml Triren .r not I rttle kanced
am lrnl Banrd.
.VtJ from a firmer fetiov In oata. thera
a little Interest In the craln market yea
terdar. lx al oata bl.U mere irt rents higher
at 9Iw at the WTchant' Dtt hantr, but of
fers fc kVaWtern aata wera unrhanard. Illda
for yellow corn wera raleed VVM. Barley
prt-- wera pr art (rally the earn aa on
4 etneday.
nearher rondltlns In the Jlt.ldla Meat, aa
wired f-om "bi:a: "Winnipeg, rlomty. t'
lututh and Mtnenapotta; clear, ftne. Omaha,
rlar. Joaeph. Kanana ttty. Topek
and Mutt htnann. rio.y. warmer, t'hto Val
ev. rlmwly. ook Itke rain, warm, t'hlrago.
prtry cloudy. 4X Forecast . Illlnola. Io a
and M(swosrt partly cloudy tonight and Fri
day; cnoler FrMay. Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Vouth rtakota and Nepraska. generally fair
(.might and Friday.
In: porta at San 9aaiaco In Fehmary In
riu'l'd 1 7J. bs.tb'11 of Austral tan heat.
a'aa ru aa barrets of flour. 319 tons cf Jut
nd 357 7 aonnds ef burlap.
Termta! receipt . tn cars, were reported
r tea Merchant Kvhtni aa follow a
pfataV Wheat. Har. f!onr. at. Hit
lu
3
ar a to ... . .
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Yr f -VllJ Jl ..
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Tear a a . - . . . -
ieaen t- ttate . . .!" rT MT.
Tar a-... ti; nil
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ii
1174
BnrMFRY orrrt'T tiibi: Riircrn
f annasaltra W Haw hi I alted Matew t HI
9W at Ismw Materaslly.
Trwltng tn the hop market baa quieie
dewa again, yartng the f'.urrr a number of
apo tots were sold at II to l" rents, wirk
n few aaars of rh-ti up f 17 cents, er as
much As wa pal-f for roa!r-ts In t"aif.r
a a tn f uteres -a era rrprtrd at 1 to
Z rent.
Tae bewwery rrKlia lrnp-4 by the
Fd Arfrntnwtr teJ. whKa) will rut Uen
tn aoer ewtpat oe-third during AprtU !'
and Jkiae. w Tit mean a redaction In con
sumption of hope of approximate. y U.ooO
bales.
ni r- v r
trt i inc
Bl TTF91
rkarw C w xanannred by t Mr C
Aftee Vteeen drawee.
A rent de lin tn print butter nctce ef.
fevtt trtts nKWtilnc. Is annsunred hy iha
"uettaad rrrnM. Ta aew price w;t
P rents In p. a n WTappcra and 3 rentt
tn cwton. The buvtng pet- of but trr fat
wri b rtu-d at the same -tim 4 rente to
St t ents f T No. t grade.
Tae buter nsarket baa bn weak and
naeti ed rr several dys pat. AHnnt three
VB WANT YOUR
KE.-VNS '
TaTI af ?M Al ier atreet or mall an
plea. We buy U the tlma and ray
tn Richest market pr. e. Ivn I fall
17 A toi-h 'tn us befor gei..
xMF. T 14 I. O 4 M 9 .
i.i l Be: xi ;tu.Rx ix tK;
a4. W nt mora agent a at roun
try points, tlan r and d i I tn
p4aja write fur o-ir aaents terms.
. r. UU.TUY cu
Alder .
kottrr sold Inch aa M ent. b'Jt lha rlt
ervomarie. tor wma rraAQ. did at rat-
i a pf k- cf prinT-. lAtrr. bn l ne atiot
I w mm rritr-d by the bringing I" vf Call
(H'ttia and L'taa bat tar. and ctrnca dropped
rent or two. the a;al manufacturer aa
f:t to rat prima a cnt. Thta adantk.
nturaitT. did not nlkk. and abailtna; and r
bls vaa rrri-l tH hlrtt rfuttel i
ait nrtwttd markrt. Nnw the prr t down
to a teH that h apparantiy warranted by
supply and demand.
'oantry rreamery rahet aM yesterday al
l?3 rntit. and will probably b lower today
in Tof.Bt with the drltna In print but
trr.
I'rntt Tntdinc Katrartrd.
lnir to the iM-arr.ty and btith pnet-- of
oranca. Krontatraet trarllne haa Haentne
mtrtrtrd. aa rhla fruit la th print : pa I pUT
at hi tlma of the rar. The demand f'r
iiTMi baa naturally rncrrad. bat atorka
ar- niu h rdtarel In all tiona rt the
Nnrihwawt. Tht flrt pyratttld ajparaaria of
in -a--rn waa ri:alvri yaaterday and ao!
at It's rents. Flat aaparacus brought 17's
tent.
Marine la t adrr Wny.
The fgg market w an ateady and vn
rhanced with 31 and Si renin. caa mont.
quoted on the tret. A ntoderata amount
of rtorlntf la report ad. Thar wrrt fair r'
celpta of dreaaed meat a andprlc-ea wera firm
aa formerly 'qnotad. Tha poultry supply
avallabia wajt amalt.
Bank f'lmrlnc.
Rank clearings of the Northwestern cities
jeMerdjy wera aa folluna:
erlnr. H-tlanre,
Portland . . . 3..V.i..J S aj
-etit i.inr. i;. i.7-.7
Taoma .'.Ut IKO.lT
Spokane 1 -Itn H6 Sdl.TuS
rORTUND MARKET QVOTaTIONS
Grain. Floor. Feed. Ele.
9'errhanta" K chance noon nealon.
.Var h delivery: Hid. Vr Af7i.
ot. No. " white feed 97" M1 32T J9
Harley. standard fred... 7 a M iO
Har i.- . "A ' brewing M.uO
t.ty day Bid.
"t. No. r T'
Harl-r. feed 74..MI
liariey. brewing M.iW
KnlTn oata and corn In balk'
t. Xa 3 white ftj
ole. 34 -IK clipped, whit L fd
for ii. N't. 3 ctlow HHAd
Corn. .No, 3 mixed Bl.O)
tS't las
rtmt-K No. 3 r.t JVO
als. rltppeil ........................ - .M
orn. yeitvw 'l
torn, mixed 07. W
WKLAT-Bulk baaia. Portland, for N& J
grade: Hard white Bluest am. Uarly Bart.
Allen, Galagalua, Alartln Anotr, 92.04. Soft
white Falouaw. blueatem. ortyfald. Wblta
alley. Cold Cblna. Whita Kuailan. 9Z03.
White club Uttl club. JenkLta club, whlta
bybrtda, Itonora. W&. rlrU Y ailn f(4
Huaaiao. red toy br Ida. J on ear rife. CopnalL
91 a. No. U grade. 3o lesa. No. 3 graua.
lcA other grauea hndkd by samDien.
FLO I H fatenta. valley. 9 Go: whol
wheat. V ao; granam. a .u. barley flour.
9IJ V 1X par barrel, ry flour. 9iu ao g) 12.74
per barret: r urn m e . a. per oarrwi.
Sil I ll.r K : u .-Het.miu pricea. car lota:
Bran. J' per ton: aborts 92 per ton: mid
dlinga. 3i mlaed cara and lean than car
loads. &c more; rviiad barley. 977 iu:
roiled oata. ; t.
CoUN Whol. 9: cracked. 979 per ton.
HAY Buying prtt. f. o. b. Portland:
Faatern regon tlmotby. 9-7 per ton; Val
ley timothy. 9--i; alfalfa. 9.'4 ti 24 SO
rteltcy grain nay. --'. ciovar. si if; atraw. fs.
laslry nnw Caaurtry Frodac.
BI'TTKR ubea. extras. 47 -e ; prim
firsts. 47c; prtnta. extras, sbc; cartons, le
extra, butterfat. No. I. file delivered.
I,i;; Oregon ranch, current relpt&
JIS a c; atica, satccts. ux: pr
fiiKKf: Jobbers baying prices f. a b.
dork. rtlaol. Tillamook irlplata. c;
Toung Americas. 2 Ho par pound. Ions horns.
i'iwi and turry. f. a. b. JJyrtl rolnt:
Triplets. Uiva Young Arnerlraa. o per
pouna: longhorns per pound, '4e dis
count to t'ortiand trade.
hrLTKT-Kooaiers. old, SO 22c. atags.
; r .'av . springs. ."7 tt ;v : broliera. 3;
dark. 3- b : gee. rutflc; turkey Uva.
.c; dreaaed. -" t 37c per pound.
r:A(, Fancy. MtrltSc.
l'oltk. Fancy. :la:i 4c.
Fratls anal Vegetable.
Iw-al jobbing; qwotatlona:
Fit! ITS -range, nave;, ft 9 7. SO: r ru
nes. 9.".;j (, t. per oox. hinan.i, if oc
per poun-t; grapefruit. 93.2ya.O; appiaa.
s 1 'J m - 7 -" . tangerines. 9 joyi per bog.
KOK TAItl-r-i Tomatoes. 9- 7i t 3 pr
rrste; rabge, IVIC per pound: lettuce.
9IOi:.'3 per crate, cucumbers. 91.2iti.73
per doaen; rauli.'iowc. 31.v-i er crat;
artlrhokes. Ieirjf9l.l3 per pound: garlic. 7 1
BSc per poun'l; celery. 9 -io -d per crate;
perp-re. v' Pr pound; sprouts. lHc
per pound; rhubarb. J?i per pound;
apara:ua. I! xf 1 o per pound; pcaa.
17' c pr pounil. splnarti. 91. -i per crate.
HACK VMiKTAllLKS Carrots. ft :.-.vlM
per aack; beews, 9n.w; turnips. 9i.aux
1 rK arai!ps. 9 1.4
IVtATOKii Orrfw Burbanks. Kc 1-10
per bunureu; 1 akimaa, 9l.l 31 aweet
potaioes. be per pound.
on ions dwbDttig prices. J ff I e per
pound.
II Idea goad Frit a.
lllOi:.'-Salted hHt 2 lbs. and up. 12c
altei ftags. frtf lb, and up. ldc; salted and
green kip. 13 to -i lbs., lc; edited and
:reen calf. to U lb.. -Ic; green hides.
3 lbs. nnd up, IK" ; green stags, &0 lb, and
up. be; dry t int til. lea. luc ; dry flint calf.
Zc; -horsa hidee. 9 1- V l-O; aalted bora
Ft. UTS Dry long-wool pelts. 39c: dry
hort-wonl pelts, rac; aaltad pella, January
takeoff. 93wtr30. ,
Mania t roe erica.
Irsl olblng quotations:
hi tiAU 4ack baa: Fruit and berry.
97 h;. ; beet. 9 bS extra C. 97.47 4; poar
tlereti. m barrels. 99.34; cubes, la barrels.
94.77',.
M m Walnuts, ric; Brazil nuts. 189
lc; filberts, a J3c; aimontls. latyll-c: pea
nuts. 14v 1: cocoanuts, 91. 10 per do&en
pecan. 1 S t 1 c ; chestnuts, -uc.
iriA? (.suiornia jooui:g prices: fmall
white. Uc; large white, iJc; bayou, luVc
lima. H4r; pink. lOc. Oregon beans, buying
price-: White r.avy nnd Ltdy Washington.
lOsflOr: white kidney, luc; colored. 9c.
COKKKfc: Koated. In drums. 17 0 2C.
SALT Granulated. 9IU73 per ton; half-
ground. ltsN. 9l per tun; AVs. 9I per ton
dafy. 9174 per ton.
l.U'K bouthern bead. jHc per pound;
Blue oe, Cr; Japanese style. lUfrdUa
1'KIfc.D FHL IT2 Apples, 13S-; peaches,
tin l.'c ; prunes. Italian. 1 1 1 Kc: rataina.
HsW o 93 per box: dates, fard. 93.3093 per
box. currants. 1-; Hc. 92tfZ3a per box.
Irxrf Islona.
l.-sl ).bblna quotations:
li klfi All u'. choi. e. 31.: standard.
. ak.nutJ. JK'; punlcs. .4c; cot tag
ro: s. --.
UKt Tierce bas. standard pur. ZSSc;
compound. 1T3 c.
B ACVN Fancy. 7S4dc; at and a id. 43 9
4 ; rholrv. 3'u 4c.
LK Y tAl.T ih.Tt clear back. 290 33c;
c&pwrta. 3&3Jc; plate. . f .oc
II
Ktc.
M-l' !t 7 crop. 1 1 4 lo per pound; con
ra-'. Mi.; IT..
WihIL Katern Oregon, 410 Gc per
pwunii; a'iry. e't .Vic per pound; Valley
Hi'MAlH-Urf staple, full year. bOc; gig
month. 49v; hurry, uioc
OAm'AKA BAR a, New and old. tf)9
per punl
T A uw N. 1. 14 7 lie per pound; No.
2. 1 Jc per pund.
vu.
1.XVR P i.k. Z"':c: re. rc;
haprttha. triji is. Il:r ; ceee. ; engine
dtillta. drum l'c : case.
I.INM.KD vitc Kw. barrela. 9 1 67 : cases.
91 :;. ti'vl. .rreiv n; caaea 91.7k
IU-i.MliL-lo tanks, ac; casta, 73C
I wf f e t alarew (acnerallr Mendy.
Ms'W YiKK. 31arv:h 3l.-Tho market for
c.ff future was quiet but genera. y
teafy .Miv on altered rotaring arid lonv
farther undoing of iedges act-mipanled by
.--M.-tn vj' an imTfi'Mri ivnuiry f.-r spot st
p i a. 'i:-. a I ''ferinsi reaoi'y a"arhed
ant aft-r aetlr.ti at Sis.:-- Mar r:trd to
)! !ev ibr a.trkrd up fmrn
t Th .-..- was wr.i.rcrl to i
r--t-: h g'ler. Marvh unrhanirtj at t.e
mrr-iiurtt pr-re. M tnosi -f ira later
tT..o(-t -owad advance C.os.-.g li.
I Mirrti. xlsy. i;c: July. S Tk. frcpu.
jx.7:.- !. 7V ; ivc. a Mv
j bpot ffc. tts.!); Tt Ta. 9Hf ; fantoa
I - lie. tJfrertj ,.f .t-ant-a 4 wer re-
r'-'l In the cet freicfl 'trtarket at
li.'4-k. i earner -.pmc-t American credit
T ie ofii-ti rar. talaed an a-)aar of
T.n reia - the Ht Tirt w;!?i iaoi'e spot
i.n-h-ced and fut'irr " ta r-;s lower.
Hf e.r.a-ia on I aondon w a lonr.
iiraailtna pvrt rrr-eiLs. - I J i bsgs.
Metal MnHud.
NEW TORK. March 2! Me'al F-xrhangt
qu lead quiet, r-pot, 7.7- ! 7 -r 5tl.crt
qaitt, iuast eL l-ouia gpet, .0yT 4-c j
LAST PRICES BEST
Industrials and Oils Strongest
Stocks in Wall Street. '
EARLY PRESSURE ON RAILS
Itrl.-k Dcninnd fur I.ilnTljr liond-i Is
Itoncnetl Second I'uurs iain
Alnift One Per Ccul,
but ltoucl Later,
M TOHK. lilr.h ;i:,-Alluther britk
Inquiry fur llucnr bond, waa th dlotln
sulhln fcatur. of today'a acaslun of tha
Mock Kxtianae. IMailnsa In atocka dipiin
" at.adlly until tha final hour. hn
mol-rate at-tivliy act In undar tha lead of
inutiflirtals and oils.
Th aharra wera favorrd batia. of an
invtor. in crude oil prlrea and Intlmaliona
in.m wasnincton Mat lha new a-rtfdule Joi
1el and Iron would In all probability allm
liute exl.tlnc Inequalities. Texas Company
waa loremoat ununi the olla at an axtrerue
ain of Z pointa, and I'nled states 8teil was
roiled out of Us pravioua torpor, aatnlna
aonoat . point on relatively heavy dealings.
.mer substantial aralna were confined t
aut-h apaclaltlea as American Car. Induntria
Alcohol .nd Marin, preferred at advances
of I to 2 pointa
r-arly pressure upon rails, motors and to-
pacroa'.as partly overcome In tha general
ral.y of th. close, but aome calna. notably
tnat pr l nion t'artric. proved only temporary
bates amounted to 2io.on shares.
orriclai .eliure of llolland'a sblos. the
leutontc Domnardment on tbe western front
and a naval enaaa-ement In which the Ger
man forcea seem to have been worsted wera
anions: th. feature, of the afternoon.
ilM-rty Issues axaln constituted .the sol.
feature of the Dond market, second 4m cam
In almost 1 per cent, but reectlntr sharply
later. a!e. par value, aacrraated a4.tuo.O1tu.
I'niled .Itatea bonds, old Issues, unchanged
on rati.
CLOSINO STOCK (jrOTATIONS.
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Int Nickel
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Kenneeo't Cop..
l.ou.s N'Mh
llaisril Motors
Mexican Petrol. . liSOO
M la.-nl Copper . ..
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Missouri Pacific. S'W
Montana Power. .......
N'c ada Copper
New York C-Bt.. ". 3W
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nnsylvania. ... u0
4t 4 1.
Ptttsburff Coal
Hay Cone Cop. . . WH
J.TV,
Kradlnr 12.4i
Itep Ir Steel . ..
7U
uthern Pacific.
? law
?ini
3 7o
n.iHhi1
s.-.n
.'
4-.
14.V,
' 121 '
12.1'i
IMir,
!'
Southern Ky. .. .
24
4H '
14HS
12
124 5,
111
jia
tudebaker Cor..
Texas Company.
nion Pacific .
s Ind Alcohol.
L" S !:eel
do Pfd . 4
tuh fopper. . . .
Wauaeh pfd H. ..
Western 1'nlon. .
U'ltir Klrct . ..
2:1
V1
Total sales lor tn nay, iw.w" -narea.
BON DSL
V f ref 2a rer. T1a'North Par 3s... eT'i
do coupon... '7' Par T T 5s.. ftl
U S 3s. reg.... V!Penfi con 4i.. !.
V reg....H4H: V H Steel 5n
do cnupon...M4 Vuth Pae cv
ren 4 hi - A n lo-Frertch fs
!7
11".
HO1.
DA Kii ref ." 9U.V S liberty 3. s.4n
V Y On deb lis 2K do 1st 4s P7.J
vnrrh Pic 4s.. hi1! do 2d 4s (.o4
Bhl.
Bos to. M in ia a Slocks.
WOSTOX. March 21. Closing quotation.
Allouea SOS'Old Dominion.
Anion. Com. . . . 1 2 Vi Osceola ,
Calumet Arix. , Qulncjr
40
55
70
Calumet as Hec.4.l.- superior
Centennial l.l Sup
1'nnn.r R O Co . 44 (Shai
ud A Boston I. 2-.
hanffon ........ 4S
K Ilutte Cop it. P.l tah Cons
Franklin tSiWlnona .1 lv,
Isle Hoy Cop.. 22 .Wolverine J
Lake Copper. . .. 5. llrnnhy Cna. . . S
Mohawk I Ore... Cananea . 40W
North Butt..... 14 v i s
Money. Exrtuuigr. Tic.
NF.W- TORK. March 21. Mercantile pa
per. four montha and aix months, tt per cent.
Sterling, tuv-dar lillia. .4.1: cominrrum,
HO.dsv hills on banks. $4.72:- commercial,
do-ri.v bills. S4 71 4: demand. I.75i; cables.
xa Tn 7-ltl Francs, demand u..a. caoie.
: , 1 v. i auiidera. aemann .an. capin .wj,
lire demand S.O.7.- cablea.4; rubies, de
mand US. cables 14 nominal.
Itar silver. SJ'.C.
Mavicm dollars. 72C -
HovernmAit bonds, strong: ra.lroad bonds.
Irreaular.
Tjme loans. strong: V daya. 00 days and
six months. ' per cent bid. Call money,
easier- lilcli. 6 per cent: low. S per cent;
ruling rate. & per cent; cloalng bjd. 24 per
cent.
I.OVItON. March 21. Bar silver. 4444
r.c ounce. Money. S3. per cent. niscount
rates, short and three months, , per cent.
2 .
' Na.sJ Stores
SAVANNAH. March 21. Turpentine, quiet,
aa,'. none; receipts. 2H barrels; alilp-
11 ..rra: sto.K. -..4" oarreis.
Ii.'tn. firm: aalen. none; receipt. P40
barrels; ehlpments. 75 barrels: . 1:
kmi- n i. r. r. ... 11. a.
K UM: M. 7S; X. 7 15: WO. 7.GO;
WW. .7.4".
r.t. herrlea rramla. Big Crop
COVK. lr.. March 21. (Upeclal. John F.
rw.n aubtant caabler of Cove state xla-nK.
or. hardist. fruit packer and shipper, give,
aa-uranc. that Coy. cherries up to present
date promise a bumper crop, only fear la
from ppasihle late froets
SHEEP RECEIVED DIRECT
l.tRt.KR PART OP SITOCIv, AQHIVAL5
(.49 TO PACKER
Xnrtfc Portland Market la Meady !
All Iepartaarna1a---Balli; of Hof
alen tat 1T.
Taenty-flva loada of stock were receied
the local yards yesterday. Including 14
ots of aheap, whlrh came direct to a
racker. Tbe market naa la good enape
trtroughevt and price wera atesdy and un
chanced. The larger part of the trading
waa la the hog dlvlfn. where the bulk of
ea.e wera made at the 1 7 -cnt mark.
Iteceipt were ids cat i.e. m nort ana
UI she--p. nhlanern were. C. A. Wci.row.
V -'y. 1 Jo.l c-tla' wk mmlsslon Co.,
prvweott. 1 load hogs,, fnion "eat Company.
a. 14 loads sheep; Mcllilun ar r rum.
Haiaey, 1 load rattle and hoga; I-ebanon
Market. Tebanon. 1 load cattle, hogs and
srieen: Edward Brothera. Monroe. 1 load cat-
t a and hoga; W. A. Ayrea, 1 -aw son and
Juacuoa Cty, 2 loada caul and bogs, W a!-
ter O.ren. Eiacsia. 1 load cattle and hogs;
II. K. Skinner. Ma okay, Id.iho. 1 load cat
tle and ho4. May berry A Stewart. Canby. 1
load cattle. cuH-e and hops: Cuttford Broth
ers. Gcrratn, load cattle, hoga and ihecp.
The day's galea were, aa follows:
Wt. Price I Wt. Price.
2 cnwg...10w $ 1 .V IX hogs ... 10 3l7.t'
1 ( ... M0 6 . 1 hog .... 17 J."'
2 cows S'.hi ST.'.! T hoar .... 2-"l 17t0
1 cow ...lfwtii 7..W 2 hoars ... 243 17.(Wi
2 cow s
4 com s
i.i
I row .
1 cow .
5 r om a
7 rows
1 cow .
1 cow .
1 cow
2 cows
I cow .
,. go.-t
. t""
.Hl4lf
. hio
. sii7
. x:;n
. I'vrt
. ftti
. 4r. .
3 boas ... 2.Vt 1
- T.KVJ fl hoics ...2J3 11.1
ftO 3 hors .... 213 17.1
3.H0 41 hoes ... 112 17.1
S 7.! 1 hog R30 16 -V
7...o: 3 hogs ... 320 loOO
.id! 1 hog ...j .".3O.m.O0
fi 2V 1 hog .... 20 I"- ')
k.-Vl1 1 hoc -VtO lfl.Od
7o. 4 ho-i ... 123 in.'.
3.7.. 2 hors .. I'-O 12
9 2.".! 1 steer ... 3"M ' rt
2 cows ! . l1'l
1 cow 810
4 steers . 472
2 steers . 7."5
3 steera . r0
.1 heifers . 720
4 h-lfera . M7
1 cow 440
0ti 1 steer ... 7rt 0.:
"$23! 2 cows ... I2 Q.0
7.T.O 3 rows . . . V"7
1I.M; I cow 1030. 7.."
ft.OOr 3 cows ... 71'7 .
lO.iMt' 2 covn ... 170 S.2
iMi 1 cow 730
7. Ml" 2 cowg ... 741
S.7.V 7 row a .. . s7
J .! 2 cows ... 130
8. rn 8 cowg ... Z,'A2
"n! 2 cows ... 010
7.2.il 2 heifcra .lnc.'i
S.IH
1 bull ...I.-'IMI
S.2
1 hull
1 hull
1 hu!l
1 bull
I bull
. 1 X2i
.l.-.BO
.1 170
. lo.'.O
. 1 .170
r..5
.2
lo.no
S.IMI
7..V)
7 HO
K.tVM 1 bull 1230
1 bull
X.ool 5 balls ...
17.0HI 1 bull .'. . . IW'O
17 Oil ".ft hn.i IT"
If hoes
1 h" .
1 hca .
2 hors
2 hoe
4 hotrs
. hoes
2 hoas
3 botes
IKS
ISO
1IWI
171
ltl.l
177
17n
1
17.oft lo hoca ... 12' 1H.OO
li.fKV 1 hi Id) 17.00
17.001 S hoars ... 1.10 ltUKl
17.00 11 hoaa ... lti 1
17.no, a hoes 127 Irt.OO
17.on! l hoar .... I4ii IH.oo
17.00 J hoas ... 217 .17.00
4 hoas . 277 17 nn'2rt.hors ..
' 1.1.1
!! hotri I''!' 17.IH' 10 lamba .. So 15.50
1 hoe ... 2tU li.OOi
Quotationa at the yar'ds follow:
.'aLtle Pricea.
Cood to choice steers ll.iOfll.yi
Medium to good steers ...
Common to medium steera
Choice cow-s and heifers..
Canners
Dulls
Calves -
Slockers and feeders
Koa
Prime light
Prim, heavy
10. no 11.00
.. S504rl0.i0
s.no o.-io
. . 4.2.1 .2
.. B.OOtt .00
. . 7 .1012.00
. . ' 0 50 9 50
.. i7.one 17.20
. . 1.75 17.00
PI.
14.75 815
S heen
Western lambs
Valley lambs
Yearllnaa .....
Wethers
Ewes
. . is. one li.io
.. i4..in&pi5.on
. . i.i ooii m oo
. . 12.ni! 1.1.00
. . 0.006 12.00
DESTINATIONS OF STOtK, I.OADE0
Sblpmenta Ka Rout, to I. eaillna: Livestock
Market of (punt ry.
Lvestlnationa of Ureatock loaded March
tcarloada reported weat of Allegheny Moon
talna: douhle-decka counted as two cars) :
Cattle. Horsea.Mixed
Calves, Hog. Sheep, Mules. Stock.
Albert Lea. ... lo
Austin. Minn.
Baltimore ...
Itrlahtwood . .
Ho.ton
Buffalo
2
.111
H
14
5S
S
14
K12
IK
1
2S
11
22
1U
V
"i
5
t
Ml
4
13
Cedar Kapida
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland ...
Cudahy
. . . 1
. .. 13
4
1
. .. 5U
, . .' 1 -.
.. lo
... 144
. . . 7l
n.ylon
Ienver
I'es Moines .
lelroit
8
S
a
io
20
&
K. s Iouis
Fort Worth
S3
Indianapolis . ..
s
K
1.12
1
12
15
14
4
13
17H
13
15
14
17
3
t;
Jersey City . . ..
Kansas Cltjr . ..
Los Anaeles ...
Mason City ....
Milwaukee ....
131
1
New Haven . . .
New York
1
"iii
Oklahoma City.
Omaha
Ottumwa
1
22 .
3
12
4
Peoria
PtrMadelphta . ..
Plttshunr
Portland. Or....
in
8
St. Joseph
t lj.ke City.
St. Paul
r.o
2l
i 1-ranclsco..
ttle
IT
"l2
1
211
15
1
SlOUX CltV . .
Sioux Falls
9
1
Spokane .......
Tacoma .......
Toledo
X
10
073
Wichita
Various
Totals 23S9
2l
2.1WS
2228
One week Bin. .2220
Four weeks asTO. 1050
State orlKins of livestock loaded. March 20:
t or Portland
Cattle. llorses.Mlxed
12 .... 1
2lr 121 120
.m 10
D47 2l'.
SR7 255
ralifornla 1
Idaho 1 1
tvreaon 1 1 .... 'S
Washington . ' 1
Ttls. Portland 2 X . if .... S
One. week ago.. ....
Four weeks ago. 28 , 1 1
For Seattle
South lakola 1
Washington ... 7
Ttls. Seattle.. 1 1
One week ago. . 1 2
Four w eeka alio. 5 4 .... .... 1
Kaatern Meat Tnde Conditions.
Reports on Kastern meat trade conditions
11 arch ::l b:Z0 A. 31.. Kaatern time):
Beef.
Boston Beef, fresh: Today's unloads light.
some delayed cars ex pec tea to arrive a ni-
e later, demand rather alow, market quiet.
movement to freeger liberal. Kosher beef:
Supply light, demand food, market iteadjtJ
to strong. . "
New York Beef' freh: Receipts light.
demand fair, market strong but little chantfj
n nrlces. KueMer chucks and plat ens-sup
ply moderate, demand a little better, iiiarket
stronger. Htnds and ribs: Supply moderatf,
demand Improving, market strong.
Philadelphia Beef, fresh: Receipts below
normal, very few fresh arrivals, demand fair,
market firm. Kosher beef: Keceipta moder
ate, demand fair, market stronger on hinds
and ribs, steady on chacks and plates.
Laos Angeles Beef, fresh: Supply suffi
cient to meet the demand, which Is genor
aily rlow; market firm. .
' Pork.
Boston Supply moderate, demaad a lit
t:e slow, strictly fresh light average loins
firm at 50 cents per cwt. higher than yes
terday, chilled and frozen pork steady-
New York Keceipts moaersvte,, aemana
good, market strong on tight loins.- h
loins draircv. demand very alow.
n:7i
Philadelphia Receipts light, demand only'
f . I r ni.rLol fll-TO 1
I.oa Angeles Supply moderate,, demand
slow, market firm.
Lamb.
Boston Today'a unloads ' moderate, aever-
al cars reported a little late expected to ar
rive during tha day. demand slow, no change
in prices, but market slightly easier on
heavvweikthtB.
New York Receipts moderate demand
slow, market weak.
Philadelphia Very few fresh arrlvale. do
mand good, market about ateady at yeater-
day's prices.
1-os Angeles Supply sufficient to meet
the light demand, no change m prices.
' Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. March 21. Receipt. ' 42. 000:
market firm. 10c above yesterda-' average:
bulk Of sales, 17.L-017.TO; light.
1" 13; mised, l7.urtil 1S.15: heavy, 16.4."a
17 7.1; rough. 16.45tJ 10.S5; pigs. 413.500
17 l.V
Cattle Receipts. 16.000: maarket weak.
Native iLeers, SU.r0& 14.0: Blockers and
f.irs, gH.l-Off 12.2.: cows and heifers, 97.10
Vl- l"; calves. 10.50 ll..l.
Shee Receipts. 12.OO0; market strong.
Sheep. 11.001.00; lambs, fl 4. 50(7 18.45.
Omaha LiTrstork Market.
OMAHA. March 21. Hois-Rerelpta. !.".-
H; mark.t aleady. Hvy, 17.1.
mi ltd. 1I 75fr 1 "HO: light. lll.7oe I7.i."
p rv S10.003 li.ZO; bulk of sales.
1 7.VT.
t'attl Receipts. 3000: market. atady to
lrtc higher. Native tra. s'.i.TSai 13. 7j;
coma and belfrrs. .0"11.00; Western
sveers. av7.-.ti 12.-5: Texaa ateers, i.0
li..": roai and heifers. Bi.5ftrv. : cannera.
f 7 Ooaj .iio: stnekers and feedera. fi.OOt;
11 j: calves, (C.UVW 13.0U; bulls, stags, etc.
7 10.2.",.
Fheep Receipts. 1 TMK: market ateadr .to
lower. Yearllnss. 9 1- Wv IH.SO: wethera.
IIJlS.OO; eaea, $11. OVj 14.00; lamba,
(16.73i IS 0O.
Chk-acw Iaalrr Pradorav.
I'HirAGO. March -1. Buttei t'nrhanged.
Kcars lllaher. Receipts. 1A.274 cases:
firsts. C4'a i :lct ordinary firsts. 3::S4
Sc: at mark, easer lni-iuded, 34 t ia-
w York titwnr Market. .
NEW YORK. Marrh ;U Htvr .aatrar.
iady; centrifugal. t.Qcz molasses, nom-
lna:. Refined auajr steady; fine granu
lated. .4ic '
Dalai h Llnared Market.
Dl I.l'TH. Mara-h 51. Linseed. M.:9 4.33;
Mar t'; July, sms asked; October,
J.7j.
Dried Ynll nl w Vork.
NEW YORK. March 21 Evaporatad ap
ples, dun. 1'runes, scat-re. Apricots, ana
peaches, firm.
Hops, Kir., at New York.
NEW YORK. March 5L Hops, hieJeo and
wool tunchngeL 0 .
LESS CORN MOVING
Receipts at "Clticago Continue
; 'to Fait Off.
OPTION PRICES STRONGER
Further . Restriction of -Shipments
Expected, Owing to Improved Con
ditions for Field Work Oats
Higher on a board Buying.
CHICAGO, March 21. Fresh strength de
veloped In the corn market today, owing
largely to continued falling off tn receipts
m-re and to likelihood that congestion at
tne seaboard would be relieved to a mate
rial extent. Closing prices, althoughun
settled., were He to Vc net higher, with
March $1.7 and May $1.2". U. Oats gained
c to lc and provisions lOtglc to oc.
Emphasis on the reduction of the amoun
of corn arriving was due to definite word
that farmers' deliveries to interior elevators
had diminished considerably, and that the
ausptcioua conditions for -field - work were
likely to restrict still further the movement
from first hands. Announcement of the
seizure of Dutch snips, although a foregone
conclusion, was also regarded by many trad
ers as a bullish factor. Toward the last
the market underwent something of a reac
tion, bexause of stoppage of buying, on the
part or the leading industry.
Active purchasing for tha seaboard lifted
the oata market. Arrivals remained light.
but seeding reports were highly promising,
especially as to Iowa' and Illinois.
Provisions roye with hogs and grain. Pack
ers were .conspicuous buyers of lard.
Ieading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
March ' $ V?: fl.XT.
May 1.25 1.25 . 1.23 ' 1.25
OATS.
March .no- .m-; .BOH .0
May v .S5(i .Mil, .8.V4 .S"
' MESS PORK.
May' 4S.50 4S.80 48.45 48.75
' LARD.
May 2B.2.-. 26.S5 , 26.13 2B.2T
Juay 1:6.25 2U.32 26.17 26.30
:jt . SHORT RIBS. '
Mar l. 25.07 24.S.'i 25.07
July - C5.17 25.40 25.17 ' 25U5
Cash prtcea were:
Corn Xo. 2 yellow, nominal; No. 3 yel
low. S1.6V81.7S: No. 4 yellow. tl.480I.65.
uats r.o. & wnue. V3'4'au4c: uianaara.
5 t'c
. nye rso. 2. f2.!.i. r
Barley $1.7r, 2.10.
Timothy 5S. ' '
Clover S2Mj;31.
, I'ork. Nom 1 na.1.
Lard 2.2n. -
Klbs 24.27 24.77.
Primary receipts Wheat. 158.000 vs. 61
000 bushels: corn. 1.81S.U00 vs. 616.00O bush
els: oats. 1,165.000 vs. 774,000 bushels.
Shipments Wheat. 200.000 vs. 510.000
bushels: corn. 1.0M7.000 vs. 45a,000 bushels.
Clearances Wheat, corn and oats, none;
flour, 20.UU0 barrela.
Eaatern Grain Markets.
DULUTH. March 21. Cash oats, 89
893ac: arrive. sHsc
WINNIPEG. March 21. Cash oata. No. 2
Tihlte. ,c; No. white. 92Ho: extra teed,
lc; No. 1 feed. S0,c; No. 2 feed, fc5"c
ST.. LOUIS? March .21. Cash corn. No. 3.
t! 65; No. 4. 1 r.5; No. 2 white, tl.Hl: No. 3
white, tl.7231.86: No. 4 white. tl.601.65;
No. S white, tl.65ei.60. Oata, No. 3 white.
e3:.tc; No. 4 white, 93c; No. 2 mixed,
2c.
PEORIA.
II!., March. 21. Cash corn, 10
15c higher.
' Minneapolis Grain Market. ,
MINNEAPOLIS, March 2L Barley, J1.70
2.08.
J-'lax, 11. 20
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.. Flour,
I10.S0 per barrel.
Oram Wheat, liovernment, sj.ou; Dariey.
S3.75ta.1.80; oats, white feed, nominal; corn.
California yellow, $3.50 l 3. 5.
Mill feed Crarked corn and leed corn-
meal. $7780; meals, alfalfa, carload lots,
$:!6& 38.40; cocoanut, 44.S0; less than car
load lota.
Hay Wheat and wneat ana oat. a-o.ou
ftsu: tame oat. $28830; barley, 24&26;
alfalfa, t22S'24; barley, straw. 60s00c.
SAX" FRANCISCO l'KODH'E MARKET
Prices Current on Efts. Vegetable., Fresh
. Fault, Etc.. at Bay Clty.
SAN FRANCISCO. March '2t. Butter
Extras. 4b47,,c
Egars Fresh extras, 3!)'ic: extra firsts.
.17c; fresh extra pullets. 3i'.ic; firsts, pul
let?. 87c.
Poultry Hens, nominal; wnue i.egnorn
roosters, old, 25327c; fryers, 406 45c; broil
ers. 5055c; squabs, 14 4,50; pigeons.
'g2.50; geese. 27y30c; turkeys, mixed and
off stock. 3233c.
Vegetables Asparagus. .No. 1,, &(gloc:
squash, cream. 5nc6f $1.25; Hubbard. $1.50
42: efiTgplant. 8"iilOc; peas, small. 10(rl2c;
telephone. 1012sc; peppers, bell, small.
1320c: Mexican ftreen chiles. ISHQl'HCi
1.101.25; ceLery, $1.502; potatoes, rivers,
bav. 4 3c.
3 75: oranges, navels, amall. 43.50I7.25: tan-
aerines. tl.5O01.75; banaaias. Hawaiian.. 6
7c: pineapples, nominal: apples, Newtown
v nnins. ai.:t.i at lor a", xier.
Receipts Flour. 3318 quarters; barley.
46im centals: beans. 1040 sacka; notatoes.
3osw emcks: hay, 330 tons;, maes, ou; wine,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, March 21. Canton Spot,
steady: middling-. S".0Se.
COMMERCE MEN MEET
THIRD SEMl-AXMAIi COXVEXTIO
' HELD IT CESTRALIA.
WaahinKton Commercial tlob Secre
taries Hear Addrewa by H. C. Samp-
aoi on Advertsln-c the State.
CEXTKALIA. Wash ifarch 21.
(Special.) The third semi-annual con
vention of the 'Washin-rton Association
of Connmercial Orgranization Secretaries
was held in Centralia yesterday and
today.
Albert Smith, president of the Cen
tralia Cojnmerclal Club, delivered the
address f . welcome, P. B. -flig ruder,
of Bellinarham, president of the, state
association, respondlnjr. The secreta
ries attended a patriotic meeting: at
the high school in observance of war
savings day, and on their return to
the Commercial Club listened to an
address by H. C. Sampson, a Spokane
hanker, on Advertising the-state of
Washington."
Addresses were also made oy I. M.
Howell, secretary of state; H. W. Sol
dering, secretary of the Wenatchee
Commercial Club; Edwin Selvin, editor
of the Seattle Business Chronicle; Dr.
H. K. -Benson, - of", the University .of
Washington. ' and' ."Farmer" C. L.
Smith, of the Union Pacific system.
Secretaries attend! rur were Edward
P. Klemmer, of Tacoma: C. E. Spur
geon, of Everett: Carl Bush and Roy
Hadley. of Seattle: P. E. Magruder, of
Bellingham: Walter B. Slade, of
Hoaulam; H. W. Soldering, of Wenat-
chee: w. U Morris, of Aberdeen; A. ri.
Wehe. of Pasco: J. H. Roberts, of Cen
tralia, and-A. V. Marsh, of Chehalis.
FINE SPRUCE. BELT FOUND
Airplane Stock in Quantity" Located
'- In Crays Harbor Connty.
HOQUIAJf. Wash., March 21. (Spe
cial.) A tract of spruce Jimber ad
mirably adapted to airplane stock riv
ing; operations has been located in the
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
. ' V J. ..." Established 25 Years. , ,
'- V 331 Railway Exchange Building, '
. . - . Portland, Oregon.
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE
x OF OREGON
Municipal Bonds Yielding from 5.10 to 6.75
' V. ' ' ' Telephone Main 3409."
southern part of Grays Harbor County.
The timber is one of the largest bodies
of accessible spruce in the county and
is said to be probably the finest. It is
said many of tle trees stand 150 feet
to 175 feet, 40 the-frrst-branches.
Cruiser estimate upwards of 50,000.
000 feet can be rived.. The belt can be
tapped by an .extension of the L."tle
Logging: Company's Jogging railway
abo.it one and a, half miles.
- 'The; timtier Js owned by. the "Weyer
haeuser Timber Company and the Pa
cific &' National -Timber' Company of
Tacoma, owned largely by the St. Paul
& Tacoma Lumber .Company.
BRIDGE. SITE IS SOUGHT
.
Lincoln '- County to Build Across
Xaquina River This Year.
TOLEDO, Oi, March 21. (Special.)
L. C. Moweryi of Lower Sllctz, and
Dudley Trapp, of Chitwood, two promi
nent dairymen and farmers of this
county, with County. Surveyor Castle,
today viewed both sides of the Taquina
River preparatory, to locating the new
county bridges across the river. It is
the intention of the County Court to
county - bridge across the river. It is
was contained in the "budget for 1918
expenditures.
The State Highway Commission is
favorable to the- bridge and will fur
nish . plans' and ' specifications, it ii
understood, through its engineer. The
bridge1 will connect the south and
north, part of the county and has been
agitated as a public necessity for 40
years.
The bridge will connect th the
proposed road from Elk City, the
Harlan road nnd with he Bayview
sections.
TOLEDO EXPECTS.LOG ROAD
Miller Line May Be Extended so as
to Gef Timber Out.
TOLEDO, Or., March 21. (Special.)
Steel rails have been going' forward by
wagon to the southern terminus of the
Miller logging road north .of town for
some time past, to be used in an ex
tension of the north end of the road to
the Weasels' spruce tract, where Gov
ernment camps are located. Yesterday
the teamsters were ordered to cease
hauling the rails.
Ths order, it is believed here, means
that the logging road will be connected
with Toledo by rail, thus bridging the
gap between Toledo and; the south end
of the above road. Two huge donkey
engines sjid large quantities of freight
are awaiting shipment into the woods
and as the donkeys carinot be for
warded by wagon, the building of the
Toledo spur would seem to be a neces
sity.
BETTER WAGES NECESSARY
Many Tacoma City Employes Quit
' for Service Elsewhere.
TACOMA, WashT. March 21. (Soe
rial.-) H. F. Gronen. commissioner of
public works, .seeks higher wages or
tn employes in his department. He
says men are leaving- the city's em
ploy because they can ge more money
wcrxiBg ror private concerns. ie in
troduced an ordinance in the Council
today covering- the matter. -
'Two accountants, two meter read
ers, .one solicitor and two foremen o
the water department are leaving: me.
snid Air. Gronen. "It is always the
good men who- get the first chance to
leave. They must be paid more or tHe
city will suffer.
other municipal departments are
having like exjmrience.
DAILY . CITY STATISTICS
Births.
' STREMICK To M. and Mrs. Louis Jo
eph aStremick, 79 East Twenty-first, March
12, a daughter.
NORTH To Mr. and Mrs. Glen H. North,
430 East Fifty-third. March 7.-a son."
H ELM E R To Mr. and Mrs.: William J.
Helmer, Sixteenth, March IS; a daugh
ter. RICHMOND -To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Richmond, 308 Second. March! a son.
RICHL To Mr. and Mrs. Gabril Rlcfcl, 403
Eaat t orty-eightn. March lli. a daughter.
, AXiDO To Mt and Mra, Alfred Aldo, 73
Albina avenue. March S. a daughter.
NORTHWAY To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
North way, Troutdale, Or., March 4S,
daughter.
WALLACE To Mr aftid Mrs. Herbert N.
WalTaoe- 2."i0 Kant Ficat. March 7. a son.
CISS To Mr. aad Mrs. H, J. Cress, 7S1
aiuiinoinH.il, jnarvn ad, a. sou.
BULAU To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Bu
lag, G430 Fifty-third avenue, March 15, i
daughter.
PORTE R To Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Porter. 1421P Milwaukie. March j.. a son
CLEVELAND To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
S. Cleveland, 10 Union avenue, March 14,
HUDSON To Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hudson,
41" Fifth, .farch M. a daughter.
FISHER To Mr. and Mrs. B. E- Fisher,
7oS East Sixty-eighth. March 10. a son.
MORSE To Mr. and Mra Constant S.
Morse, 7 West Killingsworth, March 15, a
LOTVX To. Mr. and Mrs. William E.
L own, 309 Monroe, March lu, a son.
. Marriage Licenses.
HUGH-GRIER James R. Hugh, legal, 530
Union avenue, and Mary Uner, legal, 2h9
Fourteenth street.
JARVIS-WHITE David W. Jarvia, legal.
43 Hall street, and Jessie J. wnue, legal,
Mm aririrpfta).
P AK.SON 3- DOLSOM Herbert Parsons, 37,
Hotel Euclid, and Hazel Irene Dolsom, lo.
353 TamhMl street.
AYRLS-M ATHILL George Ayrls, 28. Se
attleand Helen Mayhill, 27. Imperial Hotel,
COLLINSON-GUNHUS Thomas J. Coliin
son. 27. li5 West Park, and Atna Gunhus,
24, Hillsdale, Or.
Vancouver Marriage Licelitiea.
RCHOiaOMlTI - LANNERi Theodore P.
Scholomltl. 32. of Portland,vand Maude Lan-
ner, legal, or Portland.
FE RGUSON-S H UPE Herbert T. Fergu
son, legal, of Vancouver, Wash., and Mrs.
Marv ri. Shupe. legal, or cieveiana. unio.
FOG ARTY-JOHNSTON James F. Fogar-
ty, 26, of San Francisco. Cal.. and Elizabeth
i. Johnston. oi hobo mver, jr.
. MENTZER-WARNER Vernon P. Mentz-
er. leaal. of Salem. Or., and Edyth W. War
ner, legal. Of Salem. Or.
WOOU-l'U vvm-l wiuiam a. w ooa. if.
of Portland, and Mrs. Bertha Powell, 32. of
Portland.
' Building Permits.
E. 3. DAY Erect frame garage, 300 Fif
tieth street, between Market and Clay,
builder, same; W.
WILvDKR BR06-.Repair five-story bricK
office building, Sixth street, between An
keny and Burns. de streets; Portland Roof
ing Company. Dmiaer; iuu.
R. D. RKNNIE Erect frame garage. 38
East Thirty-eighth, street, between Haw
thorne jRa Market streets; builder, same;
$50.
rR. E. F. TUCKER Repair wood frame
renidence, -"9 Hoyt street, between Twen-
HOTEL PERKINS
FIFTH AXD-WASHI5GTO!! ITBEETJ,
PUsBTaVaVKD. OREGON.
v Af City's BetaU Center.
Rates to Suit You
(pedal laow Rates ta i'criuancat Caestaa
CLARK, -KENDALL
AND.C0.
BONDS FOR
INVESTMENT
U. S. Government
Municipal
Railroad -Corporation
SAFETY RELIABILITY'
205-206
orthwstern JJan"k Bulldlnff
Portland. Oregon
tietlv and Twenty-first streets; Zanello Bros.,
builder; $95.
J. A. McCRIMMON Repair one-story res
idence, 700 East Sixty-sixth North, between
Klickitat and Fremont streets; builder, '
same, $25.
A. COH X Repair six-story office build
in s. 3u;i Stark street, between Filth and
Sixth streets; Vanderhoof Bros., builder;
$00.
JOHN XfiSS Eract one and one-half-tory
residence, 1U2& Eighteenth street, be
tween Alberta and Wygan streets; bull (ter,
same; iJ-"-0u.
J. H. DOLBON Erect frame garace,- IS
West Watts street, between Fen wick, and
Patton avenue; builder, same; $60.
'CHARLES H. DAY Erect frame garage,
1071 Schuyler street, between Ttairty-fif tii
and Thirty-sixth streets; builder, same;
CLARK. & WILSON LUMBER COM
PANY Erect two-story frame rooming
house, Llnnton road; M. W. Lorenz, builder;
f3U0V.
BLAKE. Mr FALL & CO. Repair cement
garage, 784 Holladay avenue, between East
Twenty-fourth North and East Twenty
fifth North; J. A. Melton-Company, builder;
$2500.
B. F. POND Erect one and one-half -story
frame residence, 421 East Forty-first
street North, between Hancock and Tilla
mook streets; builder, same; $2000.
H. L. PITTOCK Repair building, 387
Washington street, between West Park and
Tenth streets; J. M. Bougaa Company,
builder; $250.
E. E. GASBER Repair one-story frame .
residence, tltt Oberlin; buitder. same; $73.
CRYSTAL LAUNDRY COMPANY Erect
two-tory ordinary building, 727 East Gllsan
street, between Twenty-first and Twenty
second streets; Camp & DuPuy, builder;
ftiuoo. .
NORTHWEST STEEL COMPANY Re-
' Lpair two-story office building, 20U feet south
Tuf Sheridan, between Moody -and river and
Sheridan; Tranchell & pareiius, Dunaer;
$2000.
MJKTHW tST K X taf-b . -vi "A- x nr-
pair two-story office building. 200 feet south
of Sheridan street, between Moody and
River; Transchell & Parelius, builder; $700.
GEORGE A. PARKER Erect frame ga
rage, 7013 Eighty-fifth street Southeast, be
tween Seventieth avenue and Seventy-first
avenue: builder, same: $40.
GEORGE A. BARKER Repair "one-story
frame residence, 7013 Eighty-fifth streex
Southeast, between Seventieth avenue and
Seventv-firet avenue; builder. Fame: $100.
I
bEVELOPING A
COUNTRY
But 15 per cent of auto
vehicles are used for
pleasure driving
Eighty-five per cent is
devoted to development
of the resources of the
country. Roads and
highways area neces
sary complement to this
existing state of affairs,
and highways should be
paved with
BITULITHIC
WARREN BROS. CO.,
Journal Bldg.,
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Portland, I
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124 Third St. alala
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Katcniaan., r;r Valdas:
Caward and Anchorasa.
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Tta sjeattta or Sao ITranoIaca to TjOS
Ancelea and Baa Uleco direct. Larsest
sblla, unaaualed aervlce, low ratea. la.
eluding bona ana mesU. Make ruar-,
vationa.
S. S. ROSE CITY
, Sails 3 P, M.
MONDAY, MARCH 25t
FOR SAX FRANCISCO
.ASD I.OS ANGELES
The San Francisco & Portland S. S.
Co. Third and Washington Streets
(with O.-W. R. K. Co.). Tel. Broad
way 4500, A 6121.
STEAMSHIP
SA1.LS DIRECT FOK
SAN FRANCISCO
I.OH ANGELES SAN MICGO
.Saturday, March 23, 2:30 P. M.
San Francisco, Portland A L,oa Angeles
Steamship Co. Frank Boilam, Aeent.
124 TH1KU STBEKT. A1A1.V 2.
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NEW YORK BORDEAUX PARIS "
Direct Ronte to the Continent.
WEEKLY DEPAKTl'BES. '
Fmrazl Bros., i'ac Coast Agents, 109 Cberrr
ht., aeatlie, or emj' Micm. aacat,
FaM. li. H. Mail . ei. SlfcRKA. SONOMA.
VL.IIKA. I'aciric. xonrs mi, ii cum.
KHilina date on aivDlicatlon. '
Oceanic t. s. Co.. 6Vl,ilBrket bt. b. F., Cal,