TnE MORXIXG OREGONIAX, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1918.
LINCOLN TOPS HEAP
Commerce Nine Beaten, 6-2,
in Fast Session.
KNUDSON WELL SUPPORTED
Virlory Iot Uncoln In Kiit Po
sition ia Standing Wagner Has
Winners jllllcn Until An-
. keUs Doubles la Sixth.
' letsrs.h.lae tie lnH Standing.
W. I- v w. I. vt
f.hiroin. .... 3 o t'xwM-hriat'a Bmc 3 3 .&.m
J-r.'-T'oa . ... ; 1 MnaMR T .!.. 1 1 . .". nj
V..liln(tua. .1 I ." Hill Acad. say 2 .
Frtakltn.... 3 1 .MTi amntiTt... O 3 .ivm
C'o;.ak.. 1 1 .w,lMiMjoka.. 3 .000
Th Lincoln High nlns won lis third
Straight ram and now occupies firs
place in lb Interscholastlc Leagne. by
defeating the Commerce team a to
on Multnomah Field yesterday after
worn. The contest m fast and clca
throughout, tut six errors being mad
by both team..
"Iihatxxl' Knudsen pitched a Head
Vm and. although he was touched
op for nine hits, the splendid support
he received held tho Commerce car
low. -Heinle" Wagner, the hard-luck
pitcher of the league, held the Lincol
tam hi tie. until tho sixth, when
Ankells doubled and scored on Knud
sen's triple to center. ICogoway. the
next man op, waa aafe on tinder's error,
Kntiden scoring, ftogoway scored on
Cole's sacrifice and an error by De
Vrnrv. Thta ended the scoring untl
the eighth, when, with two out. O.Cole
scored oa an error and Uallo'a hit.
Hallo himself scored when I. Cols
walked aad Clow hit safely.
Commerce seemed doomed to a shut
out at the beginning of the ninth, bu
during this Inning they pushed two
rrns across the plate. lielnle" Wicnrr
elr.uled through center, and scored
when leVeney hit safely to rlaht. Kyle
also singled, and reached third when
Hallo overthrew home. leVeney scoring-
on the overthrow. The game ended
with Kyle on third, the next two Com
ziierre "men making easy outs.
The -teno" sine put up a good de-
f.n.e. but luck broke against them.
CSrldrr made some nifty stops at short
and cut now n several Lincoln men at
first. Gallo exhibited some nice field
Inc. as did the whole Jjncoln Infield.
Wein.teln played a fine same at second
for Commerce and between his field-
Ins; and Itogoway's pegging, many Un
coin runners were cut down at the sec
ond sack.
Both Itosoway and Ankells caught
splendid game, although the lattefa
overthrow to third In the ninth cost
both of the opposing scores. Not a
base waa stolen on Rogoway. while
only one escaped the eye of Ankelis.
when Welnat.ln took second during
the third Inning. Kyle, playing first
base for the Commerce team, showed
tip to fine advantage, and looks to be
a likely candidate for all-star honors.
I'eVrney also played a good game and
his throws to first cat off several bits
for the Lincoln team.'
' -Heinle" Wagner. DeVeney and Kyle
starred at bat. tars making two bin.
ar.d the two former scoring one run
each. Clow. Ankells and Knudsen were
the stars for Lincoln.
. The score:
Commerce I Lincoln
PI R IT r' T n IT F.
tt.mu4.ukI. 31 li-tngowsy.3... 3
r;nd.r.s. . .. 4 eel .l'oi..s..... 4
f:ntf'twr.e.. 4 e 1 o ::io.3. ...... 4
II i(r.L 4 1 3 t f Cole. . t
I V , nr jr.l. . 4 13 2-low.r. ...... 3
K r. I . . .... 3 e I 11 Ulmki.1.... 4
T-M .r.l.... 30 UlUrn.m 3
r tv.r.nx.... 3 e 1 ft Ankits.e.
C..brtwB.r. 3 0 iauds.o.p... 3
Txt. s .. so s at Totals.... 27 3 J
score by Innings:
Commerce ......a S S ft o a ? 5
Lno- S IIMIII
srreck set. by W'ssner 3. by Knudsen a.
lies en ::. eff aner a. off ksuiwa
1. tree":. siaya, Ktcovr to L I'ole. e:e;.n
base. Ulnsi.!n. Two-base hit. Ank.ils.
T ir-.-bw hit. frauds. Hit by pttcner.
elaetcta. T-.:.r I I mplw. Rankia,
ACREAGE
clal.) Bouts may coma and bouts may
go. but It will be a long season before
the followers of the padded mitt see
a better contest than that in which
Prank Farmer, Coast heavyweight
champion, from Kapowsln. was given
a draw with Mickey King, Idol of Seat
tle fans, in the main go of the Arena
programme tonight. '"Given a draw"
ia the right expression.
A boxing programme In which every
bout Is a winner ia a rare bird, but to
night's card was It. In - the semi'
wlndup Chet Neff and Frankle Tucker
drew after a whirlwind session
Frank y Murphy. Coast flyweight cham
pion, won the verdict over BUI. Hyan.
the plucky little Portlandcr: "Wildcat'
Leonard sent lied Morgan, of Butte, on
the long- sleep and "Soldier Joe" Hill
drew with Frankle Pete.
.judge r lanigan s urn- scrapper, si u v. .. , Continue
t 9 m rr" 1 -
Oregon Potato Crop May. Fall
Under Last Year's.
MARKETS ARE FIRMING-UP
Corn, mixed 60.00
WHEAT Bulk basis. Portland, for No. 1
sra.de: Hard wheat Oluestero, Early Bart,
Alien Galgalus, Martin Amber. 92.05. Soft
whits palouse, bluestem, forty-told. Whits
Valley. Gold Coin. White Russian. S2.03.
While club Uttle club, Jenkins' club, white
hybrids. Eonora, X2.01. Red Walla Red
HusflUn. red hybrids. Jones' fife. Coppoll,
tl.Ua. No 3 (rade, 3o less; No. srad. 6c
less. Other srama handled by samples.
FLOUR Patents. 110; Valley, 10.60; whole
wheat. (9.60; granain. .-0; barley flour.
S14-5UU15 per barrel In VS-pound aacks; rys
flour. S10.75O12.5 per barrel; cornmsal.
rolled cats, $6.
UlLI.Kb'ED Net mlllfeed prices, car lots:
Bran, f30 per ton; shorts, $32 per ton: " mid
dlings. S3tf: mixed crs and lesa than car-
loads, boc more; rolled barley, (7S97S;
ro.la outs, s3.
CORN Whole, $76; cracked, 177 per ton.
liAi Buylnr prices. I. o. b. Portland:
Fsi.rj Oregou timothy, (29O30 per ton;
'EARLY .MARKET - FIRM I
Stocks Respond to News of
Defeat of German Forces.-
TRADING ON LARGE SCALE
Hyan. from Portland.
worst of a decision with Frankle Mur
pby. Hyan lost because of a fourth
round rally by Murphy, but for a while
the fans thought tho Rose City lad was
a sure winner. He mussed up Marphy
something fearful In the first couple of
rounds, but the more experienced Cali
fornia came from hehlmi In. the final
session and tho referee gave him the
call. Itran mas given a big hand when
he left the ring.
on Moderate Scales Erapor.irs
raying 75 Cents for Orrgon
Burbanks Jo"bblnff Quiet.-
Although the notats markets are firm
ing vp at meet points, thsre. la no
tloa that fanners In thai section
Valley timothy, 30; alfalfa, ti'4ti24.50: Val-I .,..,. , , .. .
ley sraln bay. 2e28; clover, f si; straw, "eavy Realizing for Trofits Iditcr
effiu.
Dairy aad Country Produee.
B17TTER Cubes, extras. 38t89c: nrime I
firsts. WV,o; prints, extras. 44c; cartons, lc I
extra; outtcrlat. ro. 1, 4uC delivered.
LUGS Orrtos ranch, current receipts.
SK;s; candled. 36V.c; selects, S ViO par
uoen. -
CHEESE: Jobbers buying prices, f. e. b.
Cuses Setback but .tosses. Arc
Recovered Id Part at Close,
Steel Leads Fluctuations: -
NKW TOKK, April 30. Prices rose I to
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
Established 25 Years. - y
201 Railway Exchange Building, J 3
Portland, Oregon. '
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE
OF OREGON ..-
Municipal Bonds Yielding from 5 to 6.85
. ' Telephone Main 3409.
FECKItBORX JOIPS COXTU-CT crease thslr acreage bsyoud their
A .Hi n.( mav Da maierisjij i t.nu uanq.
POtXTRT-Hena, 27 6 25c
lower mtl tmm yaara. - I.
r. inwici it points at the brisk opening of todays
inaica- our, Am.ricasr 2 per pound; Coos and stock market, but reacted 1 to 8 points be
Ill In- Curry, t o. b. Myrtle Point; Triplets, 2Sc; fore. noon, thereafter pursulug an uncer
sarller Joun Americas. 24c per pound; lon- tain course with irrsgulsr and partial re
earner horn4 r pOUnd; Vc discount to Port- w .v.. i
e
t l
s
1 l
1 o
o e
1 l
BEES BEAT TIGERS 9-6
' e
SALT LIKE GtRTRRS 111 HITS BIT
Hit TROIILC IXI.C
laa a'raaetaew Defeats saerasnrate, S to
S. aad Oak I aad Lewes tea tear
to Leo A aae lea, 8 t. 4.
SALT LAKE CITT. April Sr The
Pees pounded Chech for IS hits and
still they had a hard time defeating
Vernon, as Kvena was wild and erratic
In the pinches. Features of the came
were the effeaslve work of Hyan. and
C happen.
R. IL E t R. It E.
'ernon 7 alt Lake ... IS
Batteries Chech. Bell and DeVormer
Krtoi and Konnlck.
shlpplns aceeant la atlll limited. Quotations
ranse from 70 to 0 cents, with 75 cents
e.n.raiiv offered for U. 8. Ko. 1 stock.
Burkaroo Recrait Joins Shlplinild
era' Lrague; Iore tmy Go,
Pill Ksuerborn. the l-y ear-old re
cruit first baseman, released by Salt
Lake to Portland, jumped his contract wstonloads at. eoamlry 1
yesterday and sipned up with fcddle E.or.,or, are payln 75
.ierisor 10 piay wim xne iicicm
shipyard team. Frucrborn's doing the
hurdles makes the second Portland
plnyer to hop over to the shipbuilders
within the last two days Ilck
Mitchell, recruit pitcher, was the first
to beat It. It Is rumored that other
players on the Portland team rontrm
broilers. 400
ducks, nominal? ae.se. nominal: turkeys.
The" demand' for OresW Burbairlrs for -'', per pound.
. ....... . . i . -x v. ycr yuunu.
VkjHK. Fancy, 113p4o per pound.
the close.
. The Initial advance waa the direct result
of (he repulse of the Teutonlo forces on the
ranco-Belgian front, while the setback
seemed to orialnato in heavy realizing tor
proTits.
Iradlns- Increased materially, both in vol
ume and scone, the turnover of the morn-
hie being- vastly in excess of the previous
session's entlra operations. 'Julted States
Steel featured the reversal and subsequent
Fruits and Vegetables.
l.ocsl Jobblns quotations:
FRUITS Urances. Valenclaa. tRr7: lem
on., n.'-bttl per box; bananaa, TfjtlsC per I Improvement, Just as it led the opening
poun.j, srspeiruii, sj. a o. apples. ,10 I advance, fluctuating between and
Oi.j per box; strawberries, t:u.ii per OS., closing at 4i. a nominal net loss.
Ii no steel corporation s quarterly statement
and Ita accompanying announcement of the
of the "extra" 3 per cent dlvl-
ommoa stock were not Issued
loading
points. Evaporators are paying ia j
for smoothly graded stock f. e. b. factor.
sacked br shlDPer and sacks returned.
i. , inbblna market, wnere tne i crate.
a ..a i. n. ht and the movement draggy. fcol.TABLES-Tomatoes.
sacked B urban ka.
st 75fso cents anu iancy iit. ' Hon, cauliflower, Sl.o&l.&o per dozen; I until after the market's close. Bales smount-
cents. New California uarnois " i arucnoaea, oc per aozen; garlic. Jc; celery, I ed to 650.000 shares.
. ... ouotcd I crlei cabbage, S'HJ per pound: lettuce, maintenance o
partly graoeo. ,nJM, f-tl-'i Per crate; cucumbers. l.iSa per dend on the c
nd fancy atock at sowwo aoxn. cauliflower, U.iol.iO per dozen; I until after the
arnla Garnets and Demo-I articliokes, k5c per dozen; garlic 7c: celery. I ed to 650.00O
t. atlna- .1, ViihTh. .hinZ.Z . crats are offered at 0 cents, but buyers per crate; peppers. 15W5o per pound; Italian exchange made a new minimum,
!""" 'n5-"h tha shlpbullders. :" V"lr t.k, hold at these high prices, rhubarb. Jl.goui.-s per box; asparagus, lire selling at tMa for checks.
President r red Bay. of the Columbia- " coul IMP- l-i per dozen; spinach. 1.26 per crate. Bonds were extremely variable, lnclud-
Wlllamrte Shipyard League, said last The destinations of tne latest coa.i v sack VEOETAtJi.ES Carrots. 1.16 per Ing liberty Issues, which comprised the bulk
nl.K .!... . 1 mini, follow
vent any players of organised base-1 Oregon Agassis. -B. C 1: Beayerton. 1
.ii . . . .L , I , i-. i. Rrhrr. 1: Huntington, 1
vau iv.1119 innu piajinz wun tne .niu- I ' -.
yard teams If they so desired. Bay I Francisco. 1: Stockton,
Is friendly with the Dowers that be In I rmm uniormi
inc., iuiniin. vaj-smpa, ai-so; oeets, i i or tne larger dealings. Total sales, par
ii'"- vregon liurbanks. 76 Hoc I value, aacresated X; ."jo.000. United states
per hundred; new California. 808c perl bonds, old Issues, were unchanged on call.
organized baseball and lays that the
shipyard teams will give any player a I
chance who wants to join them, but he
will not countenance any of his man
agers asktno; players of organised baao-
ball to desert their clubs.
El Paao. 8: l-o-i Ange
les, 1; Can Diego, 1; by boat to San Fran
cisco, I. ' ' ...
From TVashlngton Holt. Tex., i.
S; Wapato, I: Yakima. 8.
pound.
UNIONS Jobbing
pound.
prices. lOlsia per
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS
Closing
Am Beet Sugar.,
I American Can . .
I Am Car A Fdry.
American Loco..
ORDERS MAY BE FILLED
FLO l R MILLS CAX SHIP I XCOM-
PLerTED COTTR.tCTS IOITH.
Staple Groceries,
loeai jobbing quotations: -
... j.. nitnrtxl tT Wire ITklk- b I 171Hi: .Or. . T A.1 Am m ' S"
staraei iuhuii.... - - - , , , .. , L . ' ts i Am sugar itelg.
rnllnw.: I e.iTS. ui oar-i Am Tel & Tel...
. mA -.nv.ment slow: rela. 8 -II 14. imiliS
v.vtma Vetted vtainuta. ic; xsrasii nuts. 1SQ Anaconda Cop..
quality and condition poor. 1 sxima 2ic; filters, a223c; almonds, l2c; pea-I Atchison .......
Gems, sacked, 1110; home-grown Carmans. nuIa io18o; cocoanuts, IL10 per doaea; A O A. W 1 8 S I,
n,L,j .i I BEs-vaniornia joUDing prices: Small tiait & unio...
. , '. 1 . . i 1. 1 . 1 .1 . I ...... Q O. U r'Annav
. "V -..,. ateadr West- "" P". c- Oregon beans, buy-
movement moderate; market steady est i prlct.,: Wlllte, Uc; coior.d. 7c. Can
em. well-sorted mixed whites. l.toi i-. I cuFFtB Kuasiea. In drums. 170250. X?n
renrer Demand and movement moon-1 salt uranuiateo, .lu.ia per ton; half
ate Market steady. Greeley district mixed ground, loos. Ili per too; 60s, 1 par ten;
" .. a k... si i!l oalry. $18.75 per ton.
Sale
" ft40O
ltt.000
I.'JH1
1)1 M
4 OO
6,s0U
V.ioo
400
3. -'00
600
300
200
8,1 OH
Feed Adaslalatrallea Rallag Dees Net
Affect Beelaess Already I ader
May tat Northwest.
Calif Petrol
i ad I an Paclf.
itral Leather 3.800
Ones & Ohio. ... 200
Chi Mil a. St P.. 200
oo
two
Heustan. Supp.l light. Demand and "l." V "aL
movement sood. Market firm. California. I ubiEU FRUITS Apples, lafea: neaehM. I nnm worf .f." 9'n.n
Idaho, Oregon and Washington. V. S. No. 1 IIbIM; prunes. Italian. 11013c; raisins, boo Crucible Steel .. 7,400
whites, well sorted, best. $1.15.
KICK Soutuern head, 99e per pound;
Chi N W.
C R I ft P.
Chlno Copper
Burbanks and Itussetts, t-ffi-S
mi per box; dales, dromedary, $5.26 0 6.54 I Cuba Cane Stig.
New Orlaa
Demand and ' movement P i currants. lc; lira, L250.u per Distill Securities 29.B0O
The following letter wss sent yesterday
te flour millers by. J. W. Gaoong. chairman
of the North Paririo Coast milling division
of the Food Administration:
The circular enclosed herewith was sent
to all members or the flour trade In Divi
sion No. . comprising the states of Cali-
i... Market steady. Wisconsin and aun-
nesota Burbanks. $t.80l.S5; Oregon graded
Burbanks, $1,711.
Erie 000
Qeneral Electric
General Motors. S.000
Gt North pfd
Gt Nor Ore ctfs. 2.600
200
1'revl.lona.
Loral Jobbing quotations:
hams All sizes, choice. 84e: atanit.pA lininni. r.nrmi
LARGE ABMT NKF.DS FOR Bl RI.AP I U lc. salnned, 23S-c; picnics, 24c; cottage I Inspiration Cop. 4.PO0
run. Jic, i int jier ner ptu jn.uw
LAKO Tlerca basis, standard pure, 2gfta; I inter isicaei..
compouna, dsv,
BACuN Fancy, 48050c; standard, 440
4te; cnoic., ow.c.
DRY SALT Short clear backs, 28w$3e;
Prices la Primary Markets In India May Be
Fixed.
Burian dealers believe that the Govern
m.nt need for sand bags Is going to pro-
fornla. Arizona and Nevada. We call your I uc , getlUii shortage In domestlo stocks exports, auisxlc; plates, 2402c
particular atiention to tne second para- L, 1A ...... .oorta Bids recently mauo on an
graph of the circular, and wish to point out I am reouaat for 1.000.000 bags resulted. It I Hides and Pelts.
Inter Paper
K C Southern. ..
iKennecott Cop...
I Louis A as n . . .
I Maxwsll Motors.
I Mexican Petrol..
Miami Copper. ..
Missouri Facirio.
1,700
6.300
900
0,400
1.100
3,500
mat mere is no osiectton te mills snipping )s said. In the letting oi contracts i hides Salted ninea. i lbs. and up, 12el 7 n ioo
arompletnl contrauta without written per- oot lh, highest bidders. Although the ullet stsgs, 60 lbs. and up, 10c; salted and v entral 700
mission ef the eecretary of the none com- -,, mentioned was the only quantity green kip, 15 to 25 lba.. 12c; salted aad 'm Y N H & li"
mutes. We shall be p. eased le answer say -oulleea u i, sid that the Array wanted green calf, lo to 16 lba, 21c; green hides, Norfolk ft West
?k""?." it'..T:::i. Jl'Vl'lf rOOOOOO bag and that It had been hoped -5 it , - ana Northern Paclf lo ......
I uu. ov. ... ' " , . ...ml n i r i Kncn n ji an .... ...,
High. Low. bid.
72'4
'444 'H'i 43
7SH 7Si 71s
4"i :i 13
78 70;4 77
1031.4 1011 102 H
7z 05 X
1314
64 ft tun
S3 H7T, 2!s
108 '4 104 is 105
01 il 51
20' Wis 31
Itl 10 16
137 V4 136 137
6.1 64 64 S
S5Ti 6514 05 "4
K71 37 ft 37.s
00 14 00 HHj
18 18U
42 41. 41M
4U4 3n
80 s 8SVi 3S!
65 14 62'.4 6.",'-4
2S,4 2KH 2Sft
02 n(tta 01
141 14V. 154
iie'vi iiiii no
W'4
10 54 28 251 "4
86 H Ci 95 ',4
52 ROZ 51 V
87 H 83 V4 H5
2HV. 27 274.
40 37 39
"oi'U " 3i 314
..... HIT
25V4
04 02 8:''i
20 28V4 28is
20 !4 20 20
66
10V4 19'4 1
CSV. 67H 67
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
Portland, Oregon
beg to announce that they are open on
Saturday evenings from six to eight
o'clock to receive deposits and transact
business in their Savings Department.
April, 1918.
Corner Fourth and Stark Streets.
1 heifer.. 041) 10.00 1 calf 120 12.00
1 heifer.. 4 lj.wi 2 calves.. 130 11.50
1 bull 10611 10.00 3 hogs 13 17.00
1 bull S4li 9.70 8 hogs 165 17.50
1 bull 1240 9.00 8 hogs 140 17.00
1 calf 210 11.00 10 hogs 207 17.9"
11 hogs... 178 17.40 6 hogs 240 17.00
18 hogs... 203 17.65 1 hog 190 17.00
. Shun... 120 16.00 1 hog .".00 16.50
lhog.... 16.65 3 hogs.... 166 17.00
lOhogs... 206 17.50 6hogs.... 223 17.00
lhog.... 240 17.65 2 hogs.... 1HO 17.50
13 hogs... 22 17.00 8 hogs.... 17B 17.60
15 hogs... 137 16.00 lhog 400 16.50
3 hogs... 127 16.00 lhog 190 16.50
lhog.... 150 17.50
Prices current at the local yards are as
follows:
Cattle Prices.
Good to choice steers $14.00.2 10.00
Medium to good steers 12.75(013.75
rair to medium steers. .......
Choice cows and heifers
Com. to good cows and heifers.
Canners
Bulls
Calves
IIOKS
Prime mixfd
Medium mixed
Rough heavy
PlK
bheep
Prime Spring lambs .....
Heavy lambs
Yearlings ...............
Wethers
Ewes
11.7512.7
12.25l14.00
7.75W12.7
5.00 7.00
.. 7.00 11.0
.. 8.7513.00
.. 17.R0W17.U0
. . 1 7.25 W 17.00
. . 1 6. 20 to 16.50
. . 15.00(16.00
.. l.50fl! 20.00
.. 16.50(irl8.00
. . l&.UO'ii 'I0.2.
. . 13.004J. 13.5(
.. 12.00 Ql 12.01
Division No. .
that enough manufacturers would bid on the
The circular to the flour trade referred I smaller amount to make possible the dls-1 mues. J4.
2sc; horse hides, $L26OL50; salted horse I Pennsylvania
n above, which was signed by Preston lc
Kinney, secretary of the sone executive com
mute, of Division No. P. follows:
A careful eurvey by the Food. Administ
ration of stoctrs of f our In California Is
pproarhtng completion, aad It Indlcatea
heavy holdings In practically all of the
arge centera. The great war problem be
fore the American people today la the con
servation of wheat flour until the new bar-
trlbutlon of orders smong all bidders which
would total the larger quantity.
It Is reported In some quarters or the
msrket that the British authorities ars
hrlnslng pressure to bear on the Indian
government to fix a price on burlap. It Is
strongly Intimated that a low rigure is
under consideration. Reports reaching this
Pittsburg Coal...
ptLTti Dry long-wool pelts. 40o; dry I Ray Consol Cop. 600
short-wool pelts, Z6w8Uc; salted pelta, April I Reading ... . .. . -o"
Laaeoil. 1 i
606
600
800
7.300
t. and. of course, one of the most Ira- ! side vary, and from 18.50a to 1T.50O on 10H-
portent elemente In the solution of this I ounce 40s c L f. New York Is heard. The
problem la the proper distribution ef stocks I .kh. ... t n.w Jananaaa lins of
r..." .I.h.r.'' -?,:.Wil1.?-""Sea.a,i: beau b.w... Clcu.. Java and New York
some other section must aecessarliy suffer h monthly sailings, announced last week.
Hope, Wool, tc
HOPS 1917 crop, 15016a per pound; cea- I Studebaker Co
tracts, lie.
uuli Nominal.
UOUAlU Oregon.
nound.
CASCA ka fAtta. iiw ana old. 8)4 0Be
ner pound.
TALLOW No. 1, 14a per pouad; No. A I western Union;.
12C Per pounu.
asw clip. 46e per
Khat Aria CoD. .
Southern Pacific 2.900
Southern Ry ... 1,100
liwn
Texas Co 1.000
Union Pacific. .. 4.60O
U S Ind Alcohol. 3,100
U S Steel 184, SO0
do ptd ouu
TTtah Conner
Wahaah lid B
Western Union.. 200
Westing Elec... 1.200
81H
24
80
81
'81
20 V4
37 !
144
1184
124
06 V4
111
9.3
40 H
31
44
24 4"
77
7094
"c0'4
20
36
143
117
122 Vi
93
110
93
311 '
may have had governmental Inspiration.
eases. XSe I TT r v.f 9. res.97
fectlve at once, for all members ef the flour I OATS FBICES CONTINUE TO FALL I napntha. drums, lUe; cases, 2Bc: engine I do coupon... 97
autiiiaie, arums, ivoi cases, auo.
severely,
"To prevent this It will be necesssry. ef-
Oils.
GASOLINES Bulk. 20Mc:
Total sales for the day. 550,000 shares.
BONDS.
Chicago Livestock Market
CHICAGO. Anril 30. Hogs Receipts 2:
000, firm 5c above yesterday's average. Bulk,
$17.2517.75; light, $17.2.(B117.80; mixea,
heavy, sio.lf(a l i.ou; rougn
S16.10(il;16.65: Digs. S13.2oHI17.3o,
Cattle Receipts 9000, strong. Native
steers, $10.25S17.60; stockers and feeders,
$8.35)12.50: cows ana neners, o.sonfio.wu
calves. xl.r.niril3.70i
Sheep Receipts 14.000. wean. sneep,
$12.75(16.70; lambs. $16.50021
Omaha Livestock Market
OMAHA. April 30. Hogs Receipts 14,000,
market 10 to 15c lower. Heavy, $l.65l&li
mixed. gl6.75SC17.10: light. $16.80 17.25
Diss. ItOirlB: bulk of sales. S16.76B17.10.
Cattle Receipts 6900, market 10 to 15c
higher. Native steers. $11.40(917.40; cows
and heifers. .&us 13.00: western steer.,
$1014.50; Texas steers, $9.75rll.25; cows
and nelfers, $(li; canners, i,uupo.f
.tnekers and feeders. S8rl0.2o
284 I rii 1 : bulla. staKS. etc.. (Utvl3.
lui I Sheep Receipts 9000, market slow, lower.
0-7.
30 i
. 4494
51
24H
78 .
K0
16
20
36
343 Vi
118
123 V4
04 hi
110
.5
92 4
40
Yearlings. $17Sfl8; wethers. $15017; ewes,
$1410.25; lambs, $19.0020.50.
i ENGINES READY TO USE
SIX NEW AUTO PUMPERS TO
INTO SERVICE TODAY. 1
GO
Fire Protection for Shipyards and Out
lying; Districts Provided Tblrty
Sevea Horses to Be Retired.
nd baking trade wbo desire lo ship flour
ran outside Into California. Arizona or Ne
vsda to receive written permission from the
secretary of the sone esecntive committee
before purchase, er contracts are made.
Please make application la writing and slate
Rids at M err beats' Exchange Are Reduced
(S Cora Is Also Weaker..
Oats prices suffered another declina yes
terday when sacked bids at the Merchants'
LINsEED OIL Raw, barrels. L67: cases.
$1.77; boned, barrels, $l.tu; cases, $1.78.
liiU'b.MiAC in tanaa. sou; cases, 70a.
O S 8s reg..
do coupon...
U 8 4s reg
do coupon...
Atch gen 4s.
99
99
105
105
8194
from whom the proposed shipment Is to I Exchange were reduced $2 to $60. Offers
.. purchased, where milled, transportation I , .1.. h.
rmite inte tne state, wneiner aara or sort . . . . . , . . ...
floor, snd In a general way to whom or there was a 60-cent advance In bulk clipped
what dtatrlet yop propose to sell the flour. I eats. Corn prices ranged from unchanged
Also, pi.aee sene us witnin tne next rive 1 te 81 lower than oa atonaay,
dare a atatem.nt of all eontrarls or com- I Northwestern receipts at San Francisco
, . I , Ka SOU
SAN FR.4NCISCO PRODUCE MARKET JJ y Cen deb 6a 93
Prices t'orreat on Fggs, Vegetables, Fresh
Fruit, Etc., at Bay City.
North Pao 4s.. 81
North Pao 8s . . . 07
Pao T & T 6s.. '91
Penn con 4Mb.. 9614
Union Pac 4s. . .
TT M Steel 5s.
South Pac cv 0a 92
do 2d 4s..
96.84
Bid.
its a statem.nt of all eontrarls or com- I Northwestern receipts at San Francisco
uments covering wheat flour prod seed April Included 10.2W barrels of flour
it.irte the slate wblrh you-now have un-1 p" "v "
Hilled, together with all shipments In I from Oregon snd a.7.8 barrels from Call-
sn!t I fernla. NO wneat went soum uunng tne
-As yea knew, all mills within the state I naat month.
re under complete control through the Grain I Terminal receipts, in ears, were reported
r.i of the linn nraetlcallv alt of their I '
San Francisco , Sacramento 2.
SAX FRANCISCO. April J. San
J"ran l.co defeated Sacramento In the
first game of the series by hitting
Brenlon bard with men on bases. Bren
ton was wild, walking six. and Is
charged with a wild pitch.
P.. If. E.I R. H. E.
arrameato .: 1 I an Fran ....$ 14
Batteries Brenton and Fisher; Batira
nd ilch.ee.
1 01 Anrrlrs 8, Oakland 4.
LOS ANGELES, Cat.. April J Oak
land sent Kramer and then Krause to
tne mound today against Lom Angeles
nd after the Angela had made 11 hits
and svored six runs. R. Arlett was aent
In. holding his opponents to two hits
for the remaining three Innings. Lelfer
bit a homer In the second with nobody
c n
R. II. E.r R. H. E.
'akland ....4 f 0 o Angeles.. $ 11
Batteries Kramer. Krause. It. Arlett
nd Murray; Flttery and Boles.
ASTORIA SEASON" OX SCXDAV
Lower Colambia League to Start
Serle With Taratle.
A5TORIA. Or. April (Special.)
The baseball season for the Lower Co
lumbia ItlTer League will bo opened on
next itunday with a parade headed by
the lie Cscktrn Shipyard band.
Two games will be played Sunday,
the first between the Rodgers F-hlp
Jard and the Spruce Division at Clat
op. while the second will be between
t'ompanr C Fourteenth Infantry, and
the Alcfcachern bhlpyard.
KING DRAWS WITH FARltCR
Hilly R)ia Gets Worst of PeHsion
In liout With Murpby.
ITTI.r. Wash . Ar-rll $! Spe-
500 IJroilers Wanted
s-t 3S per lb. guaranteed for good slock.
Ship at once: no commission charged.
The Savinar Co., Inc.
lew Front C tap. 81S.seo.se
orodnct will be produced for export lo our
asociatea in the war. ana mis i. te assure 1 r-ortiana. iun.
f our Jobbers ef the state that If It Is
bund en final completion of the present
our survey thst mora flour Is needed In
allfornla than la now In second hands, the
flour Jobbers and brekere will be given I " Ai".. sou
equal consideration wita- lbs mills In Uk vr no 66J2
sons. 1 Seattle. At 00
Year ago 2V
S.asea to date.4010
Year ago 4tiAO
Year ifo 23
Season to date. 8691
Year ago 4U6U
Tscoms. Mon.. 47
Y'e.r ago at
SAN FRANCISCO. April 80. Butter El-
traa. 41B42HC -
Eggs Kre.h extras. 41t4c: extra firsts.
41c; firsts, 3Vc; fresh extra pullets. 89c
Cheese loung Americas, 28c,
Poultry Leghorn hens, 28 30c; young I t;"l".JT
roosters. 45c; broilers, 38w40c; fryeis, 43 " "' ori'r-
4Sc; squsbs. 45c; pigeons, $2.60; geese, $0c; 1 15 Butte Cod M
turaeys, live, 1 Kranklin
Vegetables Green pens, 3e-4c: asparagus. I t.i. Hnv fCoo)
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay -5 -c: squasn. cream. iifi..'3; nuooara, 1 Lake Copper
Sl. saca: ouinm.r. ii.ov eggplant, juts I MonawK ....
17c: peppers, Mexican green chiles, 10916c; I North Butte.
51exicsn bell peppers. 12t4 4jl7c; tomatoes
$1.5oo 1.75; lettuce. $1.25(ul.00; celery, $1.75
ty2 25; potatoes. $1.001 65; sweet, $5V7.50;
maw . A li f nnlnns nn ftolr 1 ,., r. II. .
iT'i brown. 75rgl: green, 76cw$l; garlic. Il8c;
cauuriower. wwic Deeia. icosi: carrots.
cauitf.ower, 1ovtvc; beets, T5ci7$l; carrots.
$1: turnips, 75cl; rhubarb, 75W90c; eab-
sooa I hage, llc; artichokes. $2.5003.50; cucum-
w.i., fi.uvy, . o, iiiu v.eu., .ice u, iv
12 Sc: wax. 10 a 12 He
Prult Lemons. $413 5.50: grapefruit. $2 0
2.75; oranges, valencias. $5.60w6; navels,
$5.7536.50; bananas, Hawaiian, 6M7c;
pineapples, nominal; apples, California, $1.25
'3 1.85 per box; strawberries, banta Clara
Boston Mining Stocks.
BOSTON, April 80. Closing quotations:
Allou.s 00
Arisona Com. . ..
Calumet Aril. 68W
Calumet & Hec.4.tl
6
S 1044
218 1311
"8
121
14I
21U3
318
3n
8
I
150
1580
278
814
12
a
1045
1289
23
4
2299
2370
25
20
ol
1883 I
"24
8H6
Nertbweetera Produce Shipments.
Carlot produce shipments from the North
west for the season te date follow:
Oregon Broccolv 40, dried potatoes 3.
dried prunes 182, garlic 1, mlxad fruit 27. valley. tf.509.
mixed rrult ana vegetables l, mixed vege
tables 8.
Washington Beets I, dried prunes S, dry
peas 8. mixed fruit 1272. mixed vegetables
12. rhubarb 15, rutabagas 17, turnips-14.
Idaho Dried prunes 2. dry peas 7.
Recelpta Flour, 2281 quarter sacks; bar
ley, 88o5 centals; beans. 9826 sacks; po
tatoes. 2215 sacks; onions. 4oo sacks; hay,
20 tons; hides, 161: wine, 0, loo gallons.
"BILL" STUMF IS VISITOR
In fielder En Rome lo Oakland
Slop Off In r orl land
William "Bill- Stumpf. former Port
land Inflelder. who played with Ppo-
kans last season until the Northwest
League hit the rocks and then was sold
to Oakland. In the Pacific Coast League,
and waa purchased by Pittsburg dur
Ing the Kali, was a Portland visitor
yesterday on his way to Oakland, to
which club ha ha been released by
Pittsburg-.
Ptumpt piayea good pan last season, I d-r.au than generally astlmat.ri s.i.. o .!,,-. i.,i i n.. o . ,
uu,. ,iiae e.uo .un i. ii.- March. 191S. according tosstlmst. of 8.35c: October. 8.39c: December. 8.46c: Jan
nurg mis ppnnf, as a result, liuroi-u, Western Brewer." were about 13 Der uary. 8 52c; March. 8.64c.
sezaeK nas lurnro nun net to Dl unl , . n u.M.h ioit
Oakland club instead of forking over!
tisoo. which amount was to be paid Suprily of Florin Berrlrs 8mall.
iaaiana iay ts. it stumpi rnaae gooa. I wiorin .tr.wb.rrv receints w.r. n.hf ...
Stumpf will remain in Portland a few Urd.y ,nd will net be much heavier today.
- " I but later In the week a fuller supply Is ex-
- I m.-A TI,... raclvMl v.-f . v I .
$8.75 a crate.
Coffee Futures Quiet.
NEW YORK. April 30. The market for
coffee futures wss quiet and rather irres
ular. First prices were 2 to 4 points lower
Decrease la Beer Sales.
Beer sales In the United States for the I under scattering liquidation, which may have
month ef February last show a decrease of "n D "Ports mat stocks at
Per cent, comparer w.in iwn. smaller ,,ifr,,ult to secure additional room for
riD CDCUPCD 'rPDAlITCn niarket Is overstocked with asparagus.
Ull. dl liiwlii nuuilnlnl bU t
hlch Is coming from all quarters. Fancy
long green sold st $1.23 a doxen and Walla
Stolen Car Found, but Labeled to Walla grass wss quoted st 1.T5 a ersts.
Report at Police. Station
Pr. It. D. Spencer Is aggravated.
Monday night bis automobile was
stolen. He reported the loss to the
police station, and at once offlcera be
gan a search for the missing machine.
Last night the csr was found and Dr.
Spencer waa notified.
Making baste to 25 Hall street he
found his automobile parked In front
of the residence. The doctor Imme
diately climbed In the front seat, took
a hold of the wheel and then drew his
hand away In surprise, for, staring html Portland
In the face, was one of those little blue I Seattle
ags which many motorists are fa
miliar with. lt- read:
He port to the police station at
o'clock tomorrow morning."
Butter Predoctioa Increasing.
There Is a somewhst easier feeling tn the
butter market. In spite of the recent ad
vance. The make la Increasing steadily and
buyers are not disposed to pay over ths old
price for cubes.
F.ags were steady snd unchanged with
moMerate recelpta
Dressed meats were firm. The poultry
market was steady.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
1 lesrfnrs.
...$2.t44.naA
... 6.9M. pot
Taroma ............... Mt,621
Spokane 1.019 350
Balances.
$ 833, 07
I,0L'rt.oi
191.694
251,011
I PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS
Grain. Fleur, Feed. Etc.
Merchants' Exchange, noon session.
April delivery.
Glee Club to Kntrrtain.
The Teunc Women's O!eo Club of I n... . -
niamette university win give a re- I i Thirty days)
cltal at the First MefhAjH.t f'hiiri-h 1 a. I Oats. No. 2
nlrhl uerfer the rflr.etlnn r I I l-.st.rn oais anu corn in UUIK
. . . . . ,'. ' I Oala No. 1 white. . . .
i pur mitf. uean oi tne college Of .s.b.. .-unDed. white.
mneiv. i T . i nate win .-iisu renaer i h'wn. No. s yellow,
number of organ solos. The rest of the I Com. No. 3 mixed.
nrorramme nmmliri to be of hi.h r-I n mriy nas
dr. The poblio islavited free of I wLYi
"arge. J Corn, jellow
Fid.
..$60 00
.. 80 00
.. R.-. no
. . 0i no
. . tm.oo
. . flu.Oo
. . 05. )
, . on on
.. 60.00
Spot coffee quiet. Rio 7s, 8T.c: Ssntos 4s.
11c. A little freight room waa reDorted
available for May shipment at $3 a bag,
but there were very few firm offers in evi
dence. A sale of Santos 4s was reported at
9.90c and Rio 7s were said to be offered
here at 8.05c London credits.
The official cables showed ne chsnge In
Brazilian markets, except feantos futures,
which were -unchanged to 75 rets lower.
Santos cleared 43.00U bags for New York.
Brazilian port receipts, 36.000 bsgs.
NaTal Stores.
SAVANNAH, April SO. Turpentine firm.
38 He. Sales. 64 barrels: receipts. 69 bar
rels; shipments, none; stock. 23.381 barrels.
Rosin firm. Sales. 534 barrels; receipts,
24S barrels: shipments, 927 barrels; stock.
96.095 barrels. Quote: B. D. E. F,- $5.40;
C. II. $5.45; I, $5.50: K, $5.80; M. $5.90;
N. $6.10; WG, $6.70; WW, $6.90.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 30. Metal exchange
quotes lead easier. Spot, T7.15e. Spelter,
firmer. Esst St. Louis, spot delivery, 8 65
875c
Dried Fruit at New Terk.
NEW YORK. April 30. Evaporated ap
ples, firm. ITunes, firm, rsacnes. offers
light.
Iluluth Linseed Market.
Dl'LUTH. Minn.. April 30. Linseed.
$3.98Vv4.04H: arrive. $3.98Vi: May, $398 Vi
bid; July, $4.02: October. $3.52.
Chicago Dairy Produce,
CHICAGO, April 80. Butter, firm; cream
ery. 84t!42,.xC Eggs, unchanged.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. April 30. 8pot cotton, quiet
Middling. 27.00c.
New York Kngar Market.
NEW YORK. April 80. Raw sugar steady.
Centrifugal. .6.003c ;. Una granulated, 7 45c
The six powerful automobile pump-
87 V I I J.,.. anAmtlv .ncfliaaiiil tv the
92 city will be put Into service today. The
A"! '?."LFrtnc? oon City Council has accepted the machines
O S liberty BjS vv vo ,-. ti i i
do 1st 4s..... vii.s. ana uity t,uiiiuiiaiuoci m6ciw w
working: out the new fire bureau or
ganization bo as to place the machines
where they will do tho most good.
The machines will result In fire pro
tection for shipyards being Increased
at once. Commissioner Bigelow has
been much disturbed for some time be
cause of the effort made to prevent the
city from accepting- the machines be
cause of an alleged technical defect In
the purchase of the machines on the in
stallment plan.
"I am glad the proposition has been
settled," said Commissioner Bigelow I
yesterday. "All the time the legality
ot the purchase has been hanging fire
in the courts the city has been, subject
to a serious danger from fire. Take
the St. Johns shipyards, for example.
has meant that there has
Old Dominion.... 40
Osceola ......... 62
Oulncv .......... 70
Suoerlor 44
13 Sup at Boston M. 2
45 (Shannon 4
8 Utah Cons H
4 "4 1 Winona ' 1
22 V Wolverine 7
6 V- Gran by Cona 74T4
614 Greene cananea.. ai
141
BEARS
(no
L
Corn Market Unsettled by Re
newed Peace Talk.
CHICAGO CLOSE NERVOUS
Favorable Wcalhcr and Crop Condi
tions Adversely Affect Oats Prices.
Demand From Seaboard Is
Lacking Provisions Lower.
CHICAGO, April 30. Renewed peace talk
counted to a material extent today as a
bearish factor in the corn niarket. Prices
closed nervous o to le net lower, with.
May $1.27 Vi and July $1.48V4 0L48K. Oats
finished unchanged to ?4o down. In pro
visions the outcome varied from 8oc de
cline to a rise of 10c.
Bears had the advantage In corn almost
tho entire day. but especially so after re
ports became public that Austria was mak
ing a fresh peace offer to Italy. Lowest
quotations of the session were touched after
the peace gossip bad been made tho most
of by the bears.
Auspicious weather and crop conditions.
as well as the new peace movement, pirlled
support away from oats. Seaboard demand
was conspicuously absent.
bevero declines In pork continued. Of
ferings of lard and ribs, though, were rela
tively scarce.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
CORN.
Open. TTicll. Low. Close.
May 1.2714 $1.2714 l.27i; 81. 271.1
July J.49V4 1.50V 1.47H L4SV.
OATS.
May 7914 .81 .70 .70S
July....... .72i4 .73V4 .71',. .71H
MESS PORK.
May 45.20 45.50 4,1.20 43.33
July 44.75 45.45 44.75 45.42
LARD.
May 24.42 24.85 24.42 24.57
July 24.76 25.02 - 24.75 4.87
SHORT RIBS.
May 22.85 22..15 22.62
July 28.12 23.25 23.12 23.22
Money. Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK, April 80. Mercantile paper,
four and alx months. 8 per cent.
Sterling, 60-day bills, $4.72; commercial
HA.H.W hill, nn banks. $4.72: commercial 60-
tav bills. 14.71: demand. $4.7tV; cables, I Thedelay
$4,76 7-16; franca, demand, 6.71V4; cables, I been no high-power pumping engine
(.814: guilders, aemana. s; canies, -; I within five miles of this plant.
lire, demand, -01fe: cables. s.V4. ruoies, 1 Tne machlnes wjU ereatly relieve
demand 1: cao.es. xv, nom.u... present conditions In the fire bu
Bar silver. 98 Sc. I .... , .. . Tt
Mexican dollars. 77c. ' "e. j
Government and railroad bonds Irregular, will mean the retirement of about 37
Time loans steady; 60 days, 6VU per horses and a number of men, the men
cent; 90 day. 6 8 per cent; six months, to be available for service In other eta-
6 ner cent bid.
Call money, steady: high, 4 per cent: low.
S4 per cent; ruling rate, 4 per cent; clos
ing bid. 1 par cent; offered at 4 per cent;
last loan, 4 per cent.
LONDON, April 80. Bar silver, 49!4d per
ounce. Money. 2i per cent. Discount rates:
Short bills, 8V4 per cent; three months.
S 8-18 per cent.
tions. It will mean the closing of some
of the outlying stations, where the
autos can provide protection much more
ably than Is possible now with horse
drawn apparatus."
Mr. Bigelow says he has not fully
worked out the new organization as yet.
but expects to complete it today.
CATTLE STILL FIRM DAILY C,XL. STAT,STICS
Births,
CLAUSSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Fred J.
uiaussen. 4iu Harrison, April u, a son.
Cash prices were:
Corn No. 2 yellow, 11.68 1. 75: No. S yel
low, $1.50i3il.66; No. 4 yellow. $1.45101.50.
Oats No. 3 white, 82tr84c; standard,
83 4 84c.
Rye No. 2. $2.62.
Barleys $1.40(1.80.
Timothy $5ft)8.
Clover $1828.
Pork Nominal.
Lard $24.56.
Ribs $22022.6".
Grain at San Franciwo.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30. Flour. $10.80
per barrel.
Grain Wheat. Government price. $3.50 per
cental; barley, $3.45(93.55; oats, white feed,
nominal: corn. California yellow, $3.85.
Hav Wheat and wheat and oats, -Ja;-i;
tame oat. $2426; barley. $IS&20; alfalfa.
17'i9; barley straw, uB30c.
Mlllfeed Alfalfa, carload lots, xji.ov;
cocoanut, $43.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April SO. Barley, $1.40
83. Flax, $4.024 4.04V4-
Winnipeg Grain Market.
WINNIPEG. April 30. Cash oats: No. 1
white, 86c; No. 3 white, 83!4c; extra feed,
8S'4c; No. 1 feed. 80V4c; No. 2 feed. 77Hc
Flax No. 1 NW, $3.78: No. 2 CW, $3.74 V4.
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HOG MUIKET IS EASIER AT NORTH 46? rteenth. April"? aJ.?n.
PORTLAND YARDS.
FIELDS To Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Fields.
1135 East Twenty-fifth, April 22, a daugh
ter.
FOSDICK To Mr. and sirs. John S. Fos-
Bolk of Traasactions Are at S17.50 dlcfc Errol Heights, ..April 21 .t daughter.
to 8I7.90 No , Sheep or Lamba
Are en Offer,
The firmness of the cattle market, which
sent prices up on Monday, continued yester
day, but there waa no further change in
Cordiner, Altoona apartments, April 19,
daughter.
REINKE To Mr. and Mrs. John Reinke.
874 Interstate avenue, April 19. a daughter.
DOLSTRA To Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.
Dolstra, 915 '4 East Salmon, April 16, a son.
McKlNLri 1 to air. ana airs, uiarence H.
McKinley, 2035 Yamhill. April 21, a son.
HAYS To Mr. ana sars. unester il. riays,
HOTEL PERKINS
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
PORTLAND. OREGON. '
At Clty'a Retail Center.
Rates to Suit You
Special Low Hates to Peraissest Guests,
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Allot. tlnn. HnM were .till ...v In t. H I OO'JIt SI Tt V-f If t ll SVCnUe. APrll 25. A Son.
prices were quoted lower all around, $17.90 vmbuub. u airs, nownra
being the top quotation of the day. Trading Pribble, 1043 Forty-sixth avenue, April 24,
In all departments or tne marlcet was of I "
. , . tk- - .... , , , I VLAOil it lo Air. ion .nrs. ja
small proportions. The run wss light at VIadmir, 524i4 East Richmond. April
Receipts were 228 cattle, 5 calves,
Michael
5. a
Xfi .nil XTt. Ti-i, S
nogs anu 01 siiveu. oujpcis were: r renit I finanuin 4i:t Twenty-fifth. Anril 19. aeon.
L. Smith. Scappoose, 1 load cattle; J. N. OU ALLEY To Mr. and Mrs. K. Qualley.
McFadden, Corvallls. 1 losd cattle, calves 1 48s Thlrtv-second. April 27. a daughter.
and hogs; J. D. Honeyman, Scappoose, 1 1 NOCE To Mr. and Mrs. John Noce, 409
in.ri c.ttle .nd ho..: C R R.l.h.. Kfnm t!t Rii-hmnnd. Anril 18. a son.
loaa cattle, nogs anu sneep; A. Luce. I r nccMJ.-. ' ...... .
Heps. F.le.. at New Yerk.
NEW YORK. April 30. Hops, bide and
Willows and Orland, Cal., 2 loads cattla and
hogs; Frank Loop, McMinnville. 1 load cat
tle and hogs: Tim Derr, 1 load cattle and
hogs: C. C. Miller, Natron, 2 loads cattle and
hogs.
Ths day's ssles were as follows:
Wt. Price.
Adam Freeman. 1023 V Union avenue.
April 22, a daughter.
Marriage Licenses.
Wt. Price. I
Scows... 866 $10.00
lcow.... 1010 11.00
Scows... 1082 12.60
2 cows... 923 9.BO
2 cows... 863 8 50
lcow.... 850 7.50
1 cow. . .. 1030 6.00
Scows... 916 9.25
7 cows... 741 5.50
1 cow 920 10.50
3 cows... 780 8.50
lcow 1110 11.00
lcow 1150 12.00
Scows... 8.V. 11.00
lcow OfiO lo.oo
lcow.... 790 9.50
1 cow 7.10 BOO
1 row. ... (too 7.50
lcow.... M0 8.50
1 cow.... 0 11.00
Scows... Uli 7.00
7 hogs...
12 hogs...
11 hogs...
1 cow. ...
1 cow. ...
1 cow ... .
5 cows. .
2 cows. ..
3 cows...
1 cow. . . .
1 cow. .
1 COW .
1 cow. .. .
3 cows
1 cow. . . .
2 steers. .
8 steers.
1 steer. . .
1 heifer. .
1 heifer..
1 calf....
JAMES-SLACK E. W. James, legal. 185
Park street, and May Belle Slack, legal, 387
Yamhill street.
URfinKS.DAHNE Carl O. Brooks. 23.
196 $17.50 I Linnton. and May P. Dahne. 20. Llnnton. '
iJ J6..10 BLUE-DARLING Herbert L. Blue. 4R.
222 17.50 I fin V.amt TCichth ntr.At Tv'orth. anil Sarah -
a.mp I Dar nir. 44. same address.
800 11.50 GILLETTE-BLACKWELL A. E. Gillette.
SoS S'S; L Broadway Hotel, and Alice Blackwell. S3,
.f-2x East Twenty-seventh street.
1 10 . 11.00 ,. ,
733 11 "5 Vancouver Marriage Licenses.
970 8.50 GUNDERSON-JOH.NSON George M. fiiln-
800 11.00 derson, 44. of Portland, and Anialle John-
970 11.50 son, 44. of Portland.
850 12.00 CAWOOD-LAMBERT John R. Cawood.
787 O.r.o It. of Portland, and Grace l,ambert. 21, of
670 9.00 Portland.
104U l;i.oii LANDRY-LA BELLE Joe S. Landry, SS,
767 10.00 of Portland, and Mrs. Ross La Belle, 41,
7.10 13.00 of Portland.
790 10.50 KOWI.ES-STEWART Sam Rowles, 24, of
610 8.00 Portland, and Mrs. Josle P. D. Stewart. 24,
170 11.50 of Portland.
CHANGE IN SAILING
S. S. ROSE CITY
Sails 10 P. M,
FRIDAY, MAY 3.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
AND LOS ANGELES.
The San Francisco & Portland S. S.
Co., Third and Washington Streets
(with O.-W. R. & N, Co.) Tel. Broad
way 4500, A 6121.
I lfl ill Peetal serviee
NEW YORK BORDEAUX PARIS
Direct Route to ths Continent.
WEEKLY DEPARTURES.
Fugnxl Bros., Pao. Cca.t Agents, 109 Cherry
64., Seattle, or any Local Agenta,
AUSTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS
Via Tahiti and Karatonga. Mall and pas
senger service from fian Francisco every 2
daya
UNION 8. S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND.
230 California St., San Francisco, ,
er local steamship aad railroad agencies.