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THE 3IORMXG OREGOMAX, FRIDAY. JULY 25, 191,9. 23 BETTER SUPPLIES OF PEACHES DUE SOOiJ Heavier Movement From Cali fornia Predicted. MARKET HOLDING UP WELL Soi tbern-Grown Crawfords Not Ex pected in Quantities for Two AVceks, Dealers Kcport. There were no carlot arrivals of peaches from the south yesterday, but with prevloua tnpplies of California Crawfords and Ore gon Alexanders and Hales coming in a mod erate way and the demand more or less limited, offerings were sufficient and prices generally held at the previous leveL ' A considerable Increase in the movement M Calif omias to this market is expected th? coming week, and dealers also look for Mine improvement in the quality of the of ferings from that quarter. Most of the Crawfords brought in to date have been of fvmall size and some complaint is heard re garding the quality f the fruit. Crawfords on the street yesterday sold at Jm extreme range of $1.15 to $1.50 a box, jnost of them going at $1.35. Oregona at the same lime sold at $1 to 1.25 for the most 3 art, off grade stock in some cases going at fcIO cents. The best peaches that come to Portland tmaritts northern-grown Cradfords are not Expected In quantities for about two weeks. fmt reports from the Ashland district indi ratc limited offerings from that quarter :fche coming week. The Oregon and "Wash ington peach crop this year promises to be bite of good size, probably greater than that tf last year, but it is said by some that the rait this season will run more largely than tzsval to the small sizes. This remains to be VeriHod, however. Ca lifomia Bartlett pears were available In a moderate way yesterday, selling at $4 to 1 1.25 generally. Most of the offerings showed good quality and dealers reported a alr demand and a satisfactory movement. .Apricots from the south held firmly at prices around $2, according to size and qual ity. There was a slightly better feeling In the fcantaloupe trade, due mainly to the approx imate clean-up of Imperial valley stock. "With this out of the way some improvemen in the quality of the offerings is assured, and Jocuf dealers are confident that the situation will adjust Itself within the next few days. There was a good demand for quality cants yesterday and trado was active, though the market still was more or less topheavy Standard Turlocks sold to retailers at $2.50 Us $2.75. Tnrlock reported the weather warm and oleiir, iiauling3 moderate and the demand srnd movement active, with little or no change in prices. Picking in the late planted tie 10 s will begin within a few days. 1 Egff Market Shade Kasier. TVhile ithere was no evidence of marked Weakness in the egg trade yesterday, the market seemed to show a slightly easier tone than for some time past. Rather lieay receipts were reported and dealers reported the demand a little slack. No serious break, however, is feared at this fctago of the season. Buying prices of 41 to Tu centa were quoted on the street. The poultry market was said to be holding up In a fairly firm way, hens selling at -S to JJO tents a pourjd and broilers at 22 to 30 cent:-. . Veal and pork were steady at the pre. iaus range. Quality Berries in Demand. Th-jre was an excellent demand for good prailc berries on the street yesterday, but offerings were meager. Choice raspberries weru a ready seller at $3.00 to $X75, and blackberries were quoted at $n. Logans held sit $2. S3, but there were only a few small lots in evidence. Good currants were said io be in demand at $2 to $2.25 a crate. This' wePk practically finishes tho red raspberry crop in thia section. Heavier offerings of blackberries aro expected the coming week, smd with tho berry market generally strong oo 1 prices are counted on. uovrrnraeni io reii irunc. Tho government is aukitiK for bids for-the urdiaso of l,4aCt,tita pounds of prunes. &cked in 23 ant ;0-pound boxen, now In orago at Fort Jilaxon, California: Seattle, Government to Sell I'runr. Tu FtO "Wash. ; Portland, Oami T.ewiw, Washington end Los Angeles. Cal. Certified checks for 20 per cent of tho prices offered inuvt ac company bids and the checks are to he rirawn payable to the depot finance officer. Kort Mason. California. Bids are to be opened at Fort Mason at 10 A. M. July 28. bids will be considered for Icfs than 2500 pound boxes or 600 50-pound boxet. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clearings. Balances. Portland 13,98!.0S7 $ 673.692 Feattle ti.fiit.Oll 1,742,326 Tacoma 772.1)01 16.t.tK7 pokane 1,510.270 556,674 PORTLAND MAKKET QUOTATIONS Grain. Flour, Feed, Etc. Merchants' Exchange, noon session. Bid On ta , July. Aug. Sept. Ko. 2 white feed $58.00 $59.00 S58.0G .tinney Standard feed .- K2.00 W2.50 62.00 No. 3 blue - -3.0rt 63.50 - 63.50 p.sntern oats and corn, bulk: Oats No. o white 55 00 55 00 55 00 jj8-lb. clipped 57.00 57.U0 57.06 Corn 3Vo. 3 yellow 75. OO 75.00 75.00 2ict. 3 mixed 73. uo 72. rid 12.50 T HEAT uovernmcnt basis, $2.20 per bushel. i'LOUR Patents. $1 1.60 11.65 delivered; SI 1.45 at mMl; bakers. $11. 154 11.30; whole WlfMi, 1 1 1 L , 'if 1 U. 4U ; granam. J.U.U.- &j 1U.2U. H1LLFEED Mill run. f. b. u. mill, car lo t,, -I U per ton; mixed cars, $40.50; ton lots or over. ?4l.5U; less tnnn ton, 542; rolled nnriey, 5b.I; rolled oats. $j9; ground barley, 0S: scratch fted, $79. CORN Whole, ton, $75; cracked, $77 per ton. HAT Buying prices, f. o. b. Portland: Alfalfa, new ciop, $24.50325; Eastern Ore Eosi timothy, nominal. Iairy and Country Produce. BUTTE It 9 1-score, 53c ; 00-score. 62 H c ; yirnts. parchment wrappers, box lots, 59 0a; cartons. 60(f6tc; half boxes. He more; Jess than half boxes, lc more; butterfat. No. a5Saj'S',c pt-r pound. . CHEESE Tillamook, f. o. b. Tillamook: Triplets, :13c ; Young Americas, 34c; Coos find Curry f, o. b. Myrtle Rint, triplets, ill V.c ; You tig Americas, 33c; ionghorns, 34e. Eii;s Orcpon ranch, case count, 4748c; Candled, 50S51c: wel.'cts, 53c; Oregon Poul try association seh-cts to retailers, 5-lc; as sociation pullets. 4tc. i'OVLTKY lions. 2SJT 30c; broilers. 22 0c; geese, ducks and turkeys, nominal. VEAL Fancy, 25c per pound. PORK Fancy, 28o per pound. . ' 1 rulta and Vegetables. FRUITS Oranges. $5.256-75; lemons, f7 0 8.50 box.; bananas, Dij lHc per pound, apples. $3.50 4.25 per bux; grapefruit. $5.50 v6; cherries. 1 .1 i- ISc pt-r pound ; ;n:ita loupes. 2. 7., per crate ; apricots. $2$i C25 per bos; pcuchcn, 75o(o,1.5U per box: wa termelons. 2Uti-3c per lb.; piums. $1.52.75 Tcr box; raspberries. $3.503-75 per crate; loganberries. 2.15 j-er crate; grapes, $4jr 4t25 per box: r'-ra, $44.25. VKOETA-I.K3 Cabbage, $3-00 per 100 pounds; lettuce, $2.25 per crate; pep pert, si 50 per box: beets, $:l?3.50 per sack; i-ueumbers. 1 5 1-50 per doen ; tomatoes, $1,25 6 L50 per box; peas. 7 10c per pound; thubarb, 6c per pound; beans, 8 10c. POTATOKS Oreson Burbanks, nominal; fcc Californiu. 3 & 3 4 c per pound. ONIONS Walla Walla, Z04c per pound; California yellow. 4?7c pr pound. I t Staple Groceries. .- 1 focal jobbing quotations: t 6LHJAR Sack baHts. Fruit or berry. 10.65; , ?et, .55; Honolulu cane, $9.60; extra C, $9.15; -powdered, in barrels, ,$10.25;. cubes In barrels, $10.45. NUTS Walnuts," 27$85c; Braxlf nuts, 35c; filberts, 2tc; almonds, 24 30c; peanuca, 11 15c. SALT Hal f- g roun d , 1 00s, $18 per ton ; 50s, $11.25 per ton; dairy, $25 per ton. HICK Blue rose, 10c; head, 12c; broken Japan, Sc pound. BEANS Buying price, medium white, 30 5c per pound. COFFEE Roasted. In drums. 35050c. Hops, Mohair, Etc H OPS Oregon, 1918. 47e; 1917 crop. 85 6 37c; 1016 crop. 30c; 1915 crop. 20 & 25c; 1019 contracts, 50c; three-year contracts, 50c, 40c, 30c. WOOL Kastern Oregon and "Washington. 40p5ia per pound; valley, 40 U 55c per pound. MOHAIR 1918 clip. 55c per pound. TALLOW No. 1, loc per pound ; No. 2. 12c ppr pound: grease. 7 10c per pound. CASCARA BARK New. 10c per pound. GRAIN BAGS In carlots, 12 013c Provisions. Local Jobbing quotations: HAMS All sizes, choice 4344c: stand ard, 4204:iic; skinned. U5if3Gc; picnic, 27 juc; cottage roll. 3c LARD Tierce basis.1 3Gc: compound. 30c per pound. dry SALT Short, clear backs. Z0Z3oc; plates, 27 & 2fc ; exports. 31c BACON Fancy. 5a 55c; standard. 46 O 49c; choice, 3943c. ,- Oiia. IIN'SfcED OlL--Raw 'barrels. $2.3": raw. esses, $2.42; boiled, barrels. $2.34; boiled, cases. $2.44. TURPENTINE Tanks, $1.21; cases. $1.31. GASOLINE Iron barrels. 23fec: tank wagon, 23 c; cases, 34c ; engine distillate, iron barrels, 19c; tank wagon, 16c; cases. COAL OIL Iron barrels. 13 & 16c: tank wagon, 13Uc; cases. 2431c. Hides, Pelts, Etc. HIDES Salt-cured hides. 30 lbs. and up. 32c; green hide 30 lbs. and up. 25c; salt cured bull hides, 24c; green bull hides 17c; kip skins, from 15 to 30 lbs., 40c; trimmed calf skins, 75c; flint dry hides, 4Uc; flint dry calf skins, 75c ; dry horse hides, $ 1.50 & 4 each; salted horse hides, with heads on, $5 t&a each. PELT Shearlin ti. 25c: drv wool Delta 30c; green lamb pelts, 51.G0&2 each. SAN ntANCINCO PROOLCE MARKET Prices Current on Eggs, Vegetables. Fresh Fruits, Etc., at Bay City. SAX FRANCISCO, July 24. Receipts Flour, 5:iO0 quarters; barley, 5700 centals: beans, 1431 sacks; onion. iS7 sacks; pota toes, 4i2U sacks; hides, 117; wine, 100 gal lons; hay, 447 tons. Flour 8-8s $12.lo; wheat $2.20; oats red feed. S2.H0 y 2.90 ; corn, California yellow, $3. 2593.45; barlev. feed S3.10fr3.15. Oranges. S4ti5.."0: lemons 4oiG.50; grape fruit, $3.504.50; bananas, 6Vjfc 7c; pineap ples, $ 1.50 & 2.50; apples, $1.50.3; according to grade and tier; cherries 1 7 4 20c iIum $2(ii2.50; peaches, SI. 25 1? 1.75 small lug box; apricots, uvj.e'ic pouna; cantaloupes, si. 25 1.75 standard; raspberries, U'ilOc; straw-berries- f 14 &' 10: - loganberries, red S10jf12; blackberries. $7t&9: figs, 75 85c single lay er ; grapes, nominal. Hay Wheat or wheat and oats, $45 17; tame oat $1517; barley S12&15; alfalfa $1418; barley straw bQ H0c t meals un quoted. LITER IS REPRIMANDED C. A. TOWNSEXD THREATENED AVITII FIXE FOR CONTEMPT. J ud Tuztvcll " Accuses Attorney of lloldins; Divorce Papers to Get HijErh Fee From Woman. If C. A. Townsend, an attorney of this city, does not hasten early this morn ing to file with the county clerk a de cree and judgment of divorce signed by Circuit Judge Taxwell Wednesday, he will beb rought into court on a bench warrant and fined for contempt. This was the assertion of Judge Taz well last night when he discovered that Townsend had failed to file papers he was supposed to have taken to the clerk's office Wedensday, and which he was 'ordered by the court to place on record by noon yesterday. Up to clos ing t'itne at 5 o'clock yesterday after noon Townsend. had not filed the pa pers -attesting to the freedom granted Winifred Harris from Krnest 1'. Har ris. -Yccording .to Mrs. Harris., who went with tears In her. eyes to see the judge, tihe has- paid Townnend, who is her at torney, between $85 and $90 already as his fee, and he is holding out the di vorce papers granted by the court with tho threat that he will not file them unless his client pays $25 more to him. Judge Tazwell severely reprimanded the attorney in court yesterday and de manded that he produce the papers as soon as possible. He promised, said J udge Tazwell, to have them recorded by noon. "This appears a flagrant rape of abuse o f privilege," commented Judge Tazwell, "and either that attorney will jump to file those papers in the morn ing or I'll have him up before me mighty quick on contempt proceedings. The woman has paid, according to her story, which lam inclined to believe, more than the usual fee already, and cannot be held up for more. When I gave the papers to the attorney I as sumed he would take them direct to tho county clerk's office and file them, or they should never have gone into his hands." IRRIGATION BONDS SOLD Lumbermen's Trust Company Buys Squaw Creek Issne. BliXD, Or., July 21. (Special.) Korty-f ive t housand dollars worth of Squaw creek irrigation district bonds, were sold to tlw Lumbcrmens Trust company of Portland at 00 per cent, with accrued interest to date. It was announced today. Confirmation of the Issue in circuit court and certification by the irrigation securities commis sion is now being sought by the dis trict. Of the entire issue, $15,000 is for im provement in the irrigation system. The remainder representing the unsold portion of an Lssue voted last year. CARROLL GIVEN DIVORCE Sensational Story oT Imprisonment - Wins Hi Decree. William Carroll, who accused hia wife, Jennie S. Carroll, of keeping; him a prisoner in his own house for four years, received his divorce yesterday following sensational testimony fol lowing the lines of his complaint filed about-a month ago. He was locked in the upper part of his home from 1914 to 1918, being kept a virtual prisoner by his wife and son, he said, only gaining freedom when there was an -attempt to send him to the insane asylum, and he proved his sanity to the satisfaction of the county court examiners. Army Planes Stop at Roscburg. ROSEBURG, Or.. July 24. (Special.) Two airships, piloted by Lieutenant E. C. Kiel and Sergeant Frank McKee. arrived here at 3:30 thia afternoon, and after taking on gas and oil continued northward. The machines are of the Curtiss J.M-4 type and were en route to Seattle, where they will be used in recruiting service for the aviation branch of the service. Brake Attachment Patented. KOSEBURG, Or.4 July 2 4. (Special.) George S. Marsh and Robert Farmer, local machinists, have secured patents on a new brake attachment for auto mobiles. The device, which is said to be-unusually powerful in its action, can be attached to railway coaches. Read The Oregonian classified ads. STEELS STRONG FEATURE GROUP OPENS WITH GALNS IN SECURITIES MARKET! Passing of Bethlehem Dividend. Re sults In Recession Speculative Influences Are Active. NEW YORK, July 4. The same spec ulative Influences which have been foremost on the bull side of the stock market slnvs la?it Tuesday's rapid recovery were oper ative again today, though in modified de gree. Surface developments, excepting the sus pension of "extra" dividends on the com mon shares of Bethlehem Steel, were, muln- y encouraging and the varied character of the trading offered further proof of the ac tivity cf professional Interests. fasMng of the tlethlehem dividends occa sioned little surprise, such a course having been practiced ever since the V. K. Steel di rectors took similar action three months ago. oteeis were among the conspicuously strong feature of the early session, that group opening at material advances, but fallmg ilethlehem action. Motors and their distinctive subsidiaries, notably electric, rubber and leather equip ments, were heavily traded In, Stromberc Carbureter fluctuating wildly In a 12 -s-point radius and closing at a net gain of 3 points. Tobacco, shipping and food shares con tributed their recent large proportions at gross advances of - to V points, but yielded with the general list In the free selling the final hour. All the favorite Issues, including U. ft. Steel, reversed their positions of the early and Intermediate sessions, the reaction rang ing from 2 to C point and causing an irreg ular to heavy close. balcs amounted to 1,600.000 bhres. Uonds, Including liberty and foreign Ih- sues, were irregular, but sound Investment conditions were exemplified by the success of the 8 wis government lonn and clolny of the Shell Transport syndicate offering. Total sales of bondi, par value, aggregated $f,75u OOO. Old U. si. bonds were unchanged on call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Last 2 Sales. High. Low. Sale. Am Beet Sugar, if.aou 6 iU American Can.. 7,0u0 61 5tf'i 5I !i Am Car Jk Fdry. 121 llh- lis Am n & l pfd. J.7UM i;;m J2ii- J2ta American Loco. a.fcUU i3 Vk '. UO V Am ;Sm c Kefg. ,7mJ h 6 fcu Am Sugar Heig 4,uo0 140V la7H -l;;7' Am Sum Tobac. 5,2ou 114' 11 2 112, Am 'lei & Tel.. 2,suu 1U4S 1U3 Am Z L Sm.. 3.200 2 7 '-j 20 20 Ana can da Cop.. iS.loo T 11 'i 75: 70 AtcUisou if, SOU IH Wm lw A U AeWISSL J,10 17:t 372 J72 Baldwin Loca .. ,900 116 112'fcllLM: Halt Ohio ... 0t 46, 461i t I'.eth Steel U ... 74.7UW luO luO . luUv, IS. A- S LloDDer.. :t.6ou 2'J k iiU'i Calif Petrol 20.1OU r.2! 484 41H I Canadian Pacif. l,4u 1 JUJ Central Leather S,7mo 116'i lKJVa llil?i Ches & Ohio ... 70' 65 613- 6-"V' Chi M & St P.. 700 4M 47'i 473 Chicago & N W. 70y lou M !s Chi It I & Pac. 4,70u ao 2W 20-J Chlnu Copper .. 3.200 ."( 4:r Colo Fu At Iron. 2,1 U0 r.2 .M fl Corn Products.. sou !'o 12 "i Vi Crucible Steel .. 40.UO0 344H i:is V.3 Cuba Cane Sug. ;t,;;oo :tti :B V U 8 Food Prous. 06.hi I (." SOU , 4 ' Krie ... 0OO 10 1 St T- General Electric l.oO 170'i 1 " 1T0U (ieneral Motors. 4,o aa:iW 227 217 tit Nor ptd .... "' l4 Gt Nor Ore ctfs. S.Smi ,"fH Illinois Central. 6.;im lol Ji 10o Hl l Inspir Copper .. 8.SOO 6SS ,rti Hit M M p:d ... 4. MOO llU 117, 1 1 t Inter Nickel ... ::.OOt r.l 30 "J)i Inter Paper : . .. 4,2m nit tirt '4 K : Southern .. 2o -4 2.! '-a 2.1 n Kennecott Cop.. 4.2l0 42H 4 1 v ,4i; Louis 8c Nash 1 " Mxi-:an Petrol.. I.IOO 1f7, 302i 3!2 V Miami Copper.. l,w 1 4j "1 l U Midvale St-el .. 14,loO f.O r.H M issuuri 1 'acl f lc 0,2o0 litl 3 M on tana Power .. . - -. - - - , Nevada Copper. T.00 21 21' -1 U N Y C'e.itral .... 40O 81 M b0 W N Y N H & II.. 3.7do :;7-4 :tfiV Norf & Wept ... ' lofi", m!' 30t,', Northern Pacif . l.fcuu y" " ' ' Paci!i- Mail :!-. lac T-l Tel.. 2.0OO 34 no ...l Pan-Am rtrol. 7i.'M 1U4 H-'i 1 D I T'cnnsvlvania .. 2.700 46 4f -.;! Pitts it W Va .. 1.2o 40 4 21 Pittsburg Cor'.. 4.f.oo 72S Hay r-nuBM C'.p. 2.4O0 27 2; -; I Ir A Steel.. .200 I 1" ! Shat Aria roP.. l.r.oo Sin Oil &. Kfc. 17.7no "I Southern Pacif. 3.4oO in7 jnn . Southern Ity ... 1.7mi ::t M', -.o1. Studrbaker Cor. 51.r.M 116 11 l' Texas Co I.HfMl 274 2.0 !! Tobacco Prods.. 22,6u0 10SJi JJ lOK'i 1'nlon Pacific .. 2.too M'... 12', I nl? fig Storr. 6.0OO '.'oj. lWJH, JH-i C K Inl Alcohol .000 146 2 ' 14.1 do pfd 2'.o J17 317' T'tah Connor ... 3.4oO If j h 1 17i Western Union. " " WeKting FJ-ctrio 4 4no M14 S7 ...J, Willys-Overland 4.w 3.-H Roval Dutch.... 46,:.oO JO !.. S National Lead.. 1." Ohio Cities K200 ..9 ..S .S BOND?. U K ref 2 reg...-W N P 4s J'h do coupon ...l': U K cv reg..-W 1 Pec T A T Rs...0l do coupon 'a con 4's J U S 4s rfg -loi S I cv Us 16 do coupon ..to;ti'So Tty as V . Am T A T cv s,10is 1 " P 4" n A R S ref 7,H.r.7S,! Anglo-r r rs .... ! N T C deb 6s. . . SK 1 Bid. Mi. ling Marknt Boston. Allouer. 4H ld Oom 47 Ariz Com 1 I'-scola falu & Ariz jijulnry 1- Oalu Ae Heel. . .4iO 'Suporior . t .. 1 ia lKi:t A- Hnxtan ... fop Kange llll (shannon Kast iutte . 1 y 1 ii f ran aim . A " iPlo htoyaiie . . . o v- -' I.ake Copper ... iranhy ton 71 Mohawk 7". kireeno Can .... 46Va iNonn -out. 10 . . . BIG GOLD 8HTPMHNTS ARK REPORTED Total of Several Millions Sent to China and Japan XEW YORK, July 24. Shipments of gold totalling several million dollars have been bent recently to the orient, it was announced here today. Most of the shipments have been made from San Francisco. Approximately $7,500,000 has gone to Japan for purposes or exenange inu s-.ikw,-0OO more is to be shipped this week as a banls for an Increased Issue of bank notes in Formosa. China has been sent shipments of $r.7f.j.000 la old and J 3.000,000 in sliver during the last week. Money. Exchange. Etc. NEW YOKK. July 14. Mercantile paper, r.'iffila per crnt; sterling. OO-day bills. 4.341: commercial Go-day bills on banks, $4 H4V4 ; commercial 60-day bills, $4.ii4; demand, $4.38 ; cables. $4.39 1. Francs, demand. 7. OS; cables, 7.03. Guilders, de mand. 7i ; cables, 38. Lire, demand, 8.54; cables, N.0. Government bonds. Irregular; railroad bonds, irregular. Time loans, strong; all dates unchanged. Call money, steady; high, 6 psr cent; low. ri'u per cent; ruling rate. per cent; closing bid, r.a per cent; onerea ai o n pfr wm, lst loan, 5 per cent. Liberty Bond Quotations. XKW YORK. July 24. The final prices on liberty bonds today were: a?. ww.wu; firt 4s. $4; second 4s, $93.54; first 4 3 n, $S4 00; second 4Us. $04.06; third 4 "i s, $r3.1S; fourth 4 lis. $13.34; victory Gfcs, $100; victory 4t. $9tf.4. Bar Sliver Quotations. XEW YORK, July 24. Bar silver. 107U- Mexican dollar bjc. LONDON, July 24. Bar silver, 54"d per ounce. Money and discount unchanged. Coffee Future Steadier. NEW YORK, July 24. The market for coffee futures showed a steadier tone dur ing the earlier trading on reports of a firmer tone In the market at Rio and talk of a slight Improvement in spot demand. The oneninr was two to nine points higher and active months sold five to ten points above last nlcht s closing figures during the morn lrig, with December 21.65c. There was scat tered realising by brokers with Wall street commission Iiouko connections at this level, however, and prices eased off In connequence with December selling down to 1; l.43c and with the market closing at a net decline of IO to l.'i points. Closing bids: July, 22.05c September, 21-SXc; October, 21.70c; Decem ber. 21.45c: January, 21.42c; March, 21.35c; Spot coffee firm, with a moderate demand. Rio 7s. 22?c; bantos 4s, Z&c. New York Dairy Prod nee. NEW YORK, July 24. Butter easier; re ceipts, 1 1.V78 tubs. Creamery higher than extras. i. UWiic; 11 mis. it- n 03 c. Eggs, firm, unchanged; cheese, firm, un changed. Seattle Feed Quotations. PBATTLB. July 24. City delivery: Feed Mill, 40 per ton; scratch teed, jsi; feed wheat. $3; all -grain chop, t8; oats. $6A: f barley. $68;- clipped barley, $78; alfalfa mesu. Hay Eastern Washington timothy, mixed. IS5-&S6; double compressed, 40; alfalfa, I20&30. Naval Store. SAVANNAH. 0. July 24. Turpentine firm. Bales, SOS; receipts, 184 ; shipments, 11V; stock. lO.ttOU. Ft o in firm. Sales, 111$: receipts, 562; shipments, 212; stock. 5.3M. Quote: B. f 13 .,Mt 15.65; O. 16.S0016.S5: E. 16 45r l6-: F, l.7016-0O; G. $16.W0O17; H. $17.2S17.40; 1, 17.7517.60: K, 41110; M, $20; N, $20.40; WQ, $20.75; WW, $21. Chicago Dairy Prod nets. CHICAGO. July 24. Butter, unsettled; creamery, 46He52Hc Kggs. unsettled. RecelDts. 8603 : finMN, 4V434c; ordinary firsts. Stj41c;j cases inciuaea, yl'jc; storage parked first 4444Hc Poultry, alive, unchanged. New York Metal Market. NEW YORK. July 24. Copper, quiet and firm. Electrolytic, spot and July, 23 'j-c , AuKuat, 23V423c: Septejnber, 24c. Iron and lead, steady and unchanged. Spelter firm. East St. Louis, spot. 7.90c bid; August, 7.02c. Argentine Grains Advance. BUENOS AIRES. July 24. Wheat and corn rose to new hlrh records on the mar ket here today. Wheat advanced to lt pesos 100 kilo, an Increase of 3 psos during the day. and corn rose to 11 pesos 10 kilo, an Increase of 1 peso over the opening quo tation. Unlnth Uund Market. Dl'LVTH, July 24. l.ln,.el on track. S8.17it0.13: ta arrive, t4.1U: July. . 1; Sep tember. ftj.14 ajtked; October. (t.O; Novem ber. 3.0T bid; Dei-.mber. 5.3 bid. Hpot Cotton Quotatloo,. NEW YORK. July 21. Spot cotton, quiet. Middling, ou.&Oc. New York Sugar Market. NEW YORK. July 24. Raw onr. .t.ady. CentrKual, 7.2c; fin. granulated, a.OOc. San FranciM. 1 .lry i'rodure. BAN FRANCISCO. July 24. Butter. SSc. Kggs Fre.h extra, 6c; rinta. 64c. New York Dried Fruit.. NEW YORK, July 24. Evaporated apple, quiet. Prune,, more offered. I'eachrs. firm. 0y WEATHER LIFTS CORN BUYING ORDERS PREDOMINATE IN CHICAGO MARKET. Advance in Oats Due Largely to Dif ficulty in Obtaining Carts to In sure Prompt Movement. CHirxno, July 24. Corn avragrd a Tit tle higher In prico today, owing to wide spread liick of rain. The cIoss was unsettled S cent nt lowr to cent advance, with September $1.U0 ta I.W."-. and D-ccmbr Sl.Otii 4 l.etSS. Oats gained ' cent to t-snt. In provisions Hie outcome varied I rom 2& cents declln to a rise of SO rents. At the outset, buylns; orders predominated as a result of the fact that the Kovern- ment map showed no rainfall anywhere ana tuat th lorecast Was Rcneraliy fiilr. lnasmucn. howev-r, no excessively hlfth temperatures wore notod. holders seemed Inulrfposed to take profits whenever prices bussed. Word from Argentina that new htRli price records had bctn established there at tract ri conslderablo attention but the eifert was more then offset later by Illinois reports of cloudy conditions and lowererl morrury. I'pturns In th osts market were due largely to the difficulties of obtaining tars enough to insure prompt movement of the crop. Provisions ruld dull snd Irregulsr. leading futures ranged as follows: COIt N. Open. II Itrh. .nw. Cloo. Sept. r. fl.u. Jims ?l ir. Uec 1.0'il-i 1.17 U 1-J0! I OC -4 OATH. Fept 7 ,ni .71 i .0ii uec. fSJ : .r.t .M PORK. :.2.fw l.ARD. Sept. f.l.SO Kept 3."o Oct 347 77 r.4.;.7 r. ir.? 31.37 34 47 Iu;y 2010 ?3 1 7 '.'fl (1A 20 Art 2" 50 tsept "JS IV -S.07 I's.oO asli prices wre: t'orn No. I mixed, $1.95 m.- v0. 3 yellow. osts No. 2 white. SOJtPlVc: No. 3 white. S0rftl Ur. HVe o, 2. $l.W.(li. Rarlov Sl.'J'J'' 1. .... Timothy j.Oii4i l l.f.O. i Movor Nominal, fork Nominal. l.rd ST',4.47. It 115 Nominal. Minneapolis Barley Market. MfXN'sA IOI. IS. Jniv 24. Rarley. $1.16 $1.25. Flx. SHIO'46 13. CUPMINGS J0 BE HEARD' Substantiation of Sprncn t'ommltlre ruolicitjr to Bo .skrd. "WASHINGTON. July Hom.r S. CumminKii, democratic national chair man, is expected to appear before a Heproentatlve Frear, Wisconsin, charged with Inquiry Into aviation ex penditures. Mr. Cnmmlngi la to be asked about publicity said to have been issued by the democratic committee, in when the proposed vifit of the Krear committee to . the northwest- for Investigation of spruce production was referred to as a "joy Junket" and Intimated, according to republican committeemen, that the whole inquiry was for partisan pur pones. Mr. Krear will ask Mr. Oumminirs, re publican membera of the committee uaid. to substantiate the charges of partisanship. A. W. CALDER GETS DIVORCE Vancouver Insurance Man to I'ajr Alimony or $ 10. VANCOUVER, Wash.. July 24. (Spe cial.) Arthur W. Calder, local insur ance man, has received a decree of di vorce from May Klizabeth Calder on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The case was tried Tues day before Judge AV. A. Raynolds of Lewis county. The parties wre mar ried at Mcilinnville, Or., May 13, 1909. By the provisions of tho Judgment the custody of an adopted child, Thelma Lucile, is a-lven to the defendant and the plaintiff Is required to pay her and the child 40 a month alimony. DAILY ' CITY STATISTICS Marriage Urensew. FITE-WHITK Jerome V. Flte legal. R47 Hoyt street, and Hazel K- "White, legal, Washington Hotel. MAHSH-McLEOD E-!eT Marsh. 25. Clay pool Apartments, and Ella McLeod, 21, 675 Brooklyn street. Jl'AREZ-JUAREZ Robert Juarex. legal. Seattle, Wash., and Llllie B. Juarez. legal, Morris Hotel, city. SPKXfKR-NELSON Harry E. Spencer Jr., 2u, Hoi brook. Or., and Lucy Nelson, IS, 171 EaH Slxtv-fhlrd street North. BATTLES-Bt'HDETT Albert I Battles, 30, Spokane, Wash., and Mary . ssurdett, 1M. Cornelius Hotel. CUAIti-HCHWAB Harry B. Craig. 2. 1157 Klrby street, and Gertrude B. bchwab. 23. 12 West Alberta street. M I'RPH V-MCKPH Y Kobert Murphy, le gal. 347 Market street, and fsellte Murphy, legal, 317 Market street. Vancouver Marriage License. CIRDL.ET-UARALIA MIge Ulrdley, 33. of Portland, and Jo.-le tiaralia, 27. of Portland. ST K V EN SOX POO LIS Know I ton Steven son. 21. or Portland, and Wanda Poole, 11, of Portland. HOOV KR-KAT8ER TJeorge Hoover, 50, of Camas, Wash., and Martha Kayeer, 51, of Portland. 6ISSON-ERICKSON Edward Slsson, 2. of Portland, and Anette E rick son, 23, of Portland. B KN N ETT-JONES Benjamin Bennett. 2ft, of 1'ortiand, and Elsie Jones, IS, of Port land. B AllET-! ENTNT Job n Ball ey. 31 f Poninnd, and Sophie Genint, la. of Port land. FINXET-BENSON Wallace Flnler. 3. of Portland, and Benson. 18. o Portland. HOG MARKET AGAIN JUMPS' I 1 XEW RECORD ESTABLISHED AT, NORTH PORTLAND YARDS. i Prime Porkers Sell at $33. T5, Quar lor Above Previous Top Price. Motion Market Easter. There was another sensational ad ance in the hog division at the Nortn Portland yards yesterday, when a bunch of I2 excp- tlonally floe porkcm averastng 11 pounds , In weight w offered. The Interent of ; buyers Mas evinced when the market on that grade or stock m-as raised to the $22.73 level. , tho highest point ever reached In the local hog trade, and 25 cents above the top prioe of the past few days. Most of th hog ', M st the yards durlnc the day went at 122-2. to $22 5o. A little off-grad stock sold at 921. 50. The market as reported 1 viry firotir In tone. du mainly to tho cur- . rent mra,rncs of offerings, especially of duality stock. A slightly easier feitng developed in tne mutton di vlnlnn. The bent price paid tor lambs durlns the day was S12 50. while some more or lens Inferior sold at considerably lower figures. n the cattle market there was lltt! do- Ine. offerings belnv scanty In the extreme. and so far as could be ascertained alues were unchanged. Receipts for the day were 1.3 noes, so cattle and 140 sheep. bales Included the following: Wgt. Prlce.l Wgt. Price. 4 steers. .lo;.2 $11 21 hops.... 10 $22 NO 4 Meers..l110 11.25! 2 cows 5.50 1 bull 1150 7 m! 3 cows.. . .! h o0 1 calf.... 31(1 12 :' 2 eown....HM 2S 2 hoes... j:l J.75 3 co 9 H2A 8.K hoK-s... H7 2H.25- 2 cows.... Pj5 7-5 22 !iog... 10 22 25 III ewes.... 122 6 H hor- 2" 21. 5 in eweit . t hoi.--. .. 15H 22 25 15 lamhs... " 12O0 in hoKi... 21H 22. J5 IO lambs.. . 4 f 50 17 hnjr.... 17K 22. .Vl T lambs... O0 12-iO 27 hogs. . . 1115 22.5U Prices at ttie yards were as follows? Co . 10 choice ste-rw p.Hirl1 2 Medium to choice steers 9 t OO Fair to good steers 7.75 If B.71 Common to fslr sters 7.00 ff T.50 t.ood to choice cows, heifer.... "..'. 9.11 Medium to good cows, heifers.. G..v f.ott Csnners S 9 4 OO Hulls 7.50 Cslveii I 1 1.mi Htockers and feeders a 10 w Fair to medium cows, heifers... 4-50 O A-AO Moss Prime mixed 21 T.0t2.7i Medium mixed 21.50 tr J I .O0 r.nugb beavles 10 7SV'0 "3 PlKK la.75giW.73 Sheep Prime lambs 11.5OfTl2.50 Fslr to medium lambs u.ooiuoo T far! I n its tt.UOo S.50 WetUers .oou 7.60 Ewes 6.00 9 7-&0 hlrago UetoK Price. CHICAGO, July 2. Hogs Receipts. 35.. ooo: steady. Top. $23.50: bulk. $21.75n 24: heavy weight, $22.35 U 2:i ."1; medium weight, S22.2ST2J50; I is bt weight. $21. N5fc 23.50; light light. $'J 23: heavy packing sows, smooth, $'J.5ut --.-5: packing so 0. rough, $'.25lr21.40; pijts $20i21.5tf. Cattle Herelpis. 15.0'M1. unsettled. Beef otecrw. medium and heay weight, choice and prune, nu.bj '? in.O; mp!lmn and good, xu 50-r 17; common. $10. 25 12.50: light weight, good and choice, $1 4.75 17.73: com mou and medium, t'J.750 14.75; butcher cat tle, heifers, 7.25 4.5o ; cows. $7f13.50; ciinners and cutters, $5.75 6.75; veal calves. !lght and handy weight. $17.25q IB.&o; ft-der steers, $7.75 fr 13.75; -etocker steers, $7t 11.25; western range ateers. $11.&0 1 0. 25 ; cows and he fers. SS.5ii 1 2.75. Hheep Hscelpts, 3iMo; unsettled. Iambi. pounds flown. $ 14 25 17.75; culls and comintin, $?. 7514; yearling wethers. $10.50 i Kt.75 ; e en. mod iti in. good and choice, 7.25) 9.50; cullw and rmmon, $3ff6 75. Omaha tJve4(rk Market. OMAHA, July 24. lnltd ttate Rurrau of Markets.) Hogs Receipt. 12.Of; steady. Top. $22 K5; bulk. $21.fHitr 22.5: heavy weight. $22. 25 22.55; medium weight. $22.40 pac kins' vovii, smooth. S'Jl .'. 22. 25 ; rak HiK sows, rough, $21. C5 y 21.1lt; pigs. $150 20 5o. Cuttle Receipts. 6000; beef and butchers, msi Ir 25; lower; stockr and feeders, steady; h.ef nt'-ers. n.tillum and heavy weight, cholee and prime, lii.tls, medium umt good. $13.75-r lrt.25. romnion. 912$) 14; hKht weight, gmid and clinic e. $ 1 5.75 1 7 M; fonitnon and medium. $11.75tl6: buirtier cattle, hnfTs. $s4ii:t.5n: cows. 7..Mii;.; csnnere and ruttersv $5.75t7 5i; vri calves. IKrht sn.l bandy weKbt. $l3r 1 4.25; feeder &te-re. $.5ot is.50; htorkcr itceri. 1 7.5o 412 Mi'-ep Receipts. 7JHJ; Inmlw, i5c lower: sheep, at rung; iWdern. steady ; lambs. e4 pounds down. $15 75 17 l: culls and com mon. Hon 14: yearling wether-, IH.1M; w,s. iiiKllum nn.l iholce. $My525. culls and common. $4i-S. Heat tie 1 J restock Market. FBAT7LK, July 24. Hogs Receipts 469; strong. Prime. $22 75i 23: medium to choice, $22.0i V 22 75; rough hUMs $O $0l 25; pis-4. $2".5tvi 21 ;t3. - nn receipt ;iu,; rlronr Rest steers. I $ 1U.50 r 1 1 .25 . medium to choice, 39 o 0.5O; -on)iiion 10 cooti, tcat cown and hetf . "i-. 1 7 50-rYft 50; common to good, $5jt50 buIlK, 35t7 AO; i-aIvm, $7el4. IAI1.Y METFOROf.4M;iCAI. RF.PORT. rtmTLAMV r.. July 21 Maximum tem- I'craiurc, , nckTrw.; niltiimuni !.-:iiprtiurr, 55 d'-crc.s, lticr rtsdlas. S A. M.. .I l-t : thunK-- in Uxt 24 hours. u.1-f.ot fail. Total iHlllfa;) ;, I". M. i( i I ,. n,nf Iai.I rninlall since S, jtrinh-r 1. lfl. 41.53 Inches; normal r.-itufnli tinte epiember 1. 44.41 tiMiira; n ci latency oi raitiiHll siu-e Rep tern l-er 1. llv us Incbfit. Hunrl. 5:44 A. M "uni'-l. S:.",i p. M.; total fimshlne. 15 hours tl minutes; ponntMe sunshln. J 5 hours 1 i.ilmiicjs. Moon r ir.c, 2 :5J A. M. : moons t, 7 P. M. Raronict-tr ( reduced sea level i, 5 P. M., 2'J.if.i Inches; rUtlv humidity: 6 i . f-'j per cent; i i m., 45 per cert 6 P. M., 4 4 per cent. THE WEATHER. 5 f J wind S c o - o e TATTOXS. 3 - "S " S Weather. 2 a : : s r z S ? : - ; : s I i I lK.r ji lu o.ooi . . s Iriear 7jl it. o.Oi . .in n,r Hcwltn KM o.lHt ,pw Cloudy l'ivlarr I !fi.nrt:..t.'B Tt. cioudy 'M aiti 4 7 o.itu . . ;cip,r Pcnvrr t;i' t4 u.O'i 1 N lloudy lf. Motnos ... 7o! ! n.ot' . . 's IPt. L-loady i:ur.kn r.4, ,r,M n.iHi is V irrioudy :iflvKton .... 7! sc, ii. ( is jPt. clotirty u.;ni a-." nil n.nn li sV Pt. clouUy t.lunrau .! .rti O . Oil' . . K lIoudy Kunsa. City . . 7"'l lift 0. nil 12 SK ICl.ar li, Anfrlfl .. fisj fin O.ivi lo SV 'Ciir Murnhrield .... "i-'l lin rt.O" . . i N WiOlouiiy Modford s.) W d.lHi ..iW ri.ir M inntpnllii .. fi"j h4 O.on . . SB ICloudv New (irlns.. 7i;! o.liol . . N'K (cloudy New York r.s! M(l.i:'lisWn'!fjr North H.-ad . . r,il ft. on i-j NWOlear North Yakima. I Oof H2 o. no . . P w loioudy I'ho.nlx SJ J0 O.Ol:..i.V l'"lear r:al(.: 7-J U ft. On . . '8W IPt. cloudy Portland . . . ."..".I 77 O.imi 12 N W.t'lrar no.ehurir r.tl T4 O.llii: . V 'lear tHcramento .. r,4l Srto.pii..'.s riciir St. Lout. 74l 1'4 O.no: . . INE flear bait Uk .... 7n! fH (l.oii. . ..S f'lear San HIobo .... 7n.rnl..lw -i..r San Kranclaco. ."'i' 4 n.on'24'W Clear Seattle .'; 010.110 IW Pt. cloudy Sitka I ft. O"' . .1. . .. Cloudy Spokane lsj noo.O.MO'W C!oud Tiromi ! 0.O0,. .'.V IPt. cloudy Tatooah liland Sol M 0 . OO. . . K W Icioudy tValde, 44 0. 1;. .1 . ;.'Pt. cloudy Walla Wxlla HO.I'..'W Clear VVa.Mnirton .. 701 PO O.o . .'.V Clear tAlnnlpeg Ml r.4 O OP .IS Icioudy t A. M. today. mP. M. report of preceding- day. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair: ffentl. weat .rlv winds. Ore iron Fair, cooler east portion; gen tle westerly wind.. Waahlna-ton Probably abow.rs, cooler rant portion: aentl. westerly winds. Idaho 1alr and cooler. Burnett Rebuilds Mill. CHEHALIS, Waah.. July 2i. (Spe cial.) Sidney Burnett, whose sawmill near Offutt'a lake was totally de stroyed by fire two weeks mo, this week began cutting lumber at a small mill near by with which to rebuild hl plant. Mr. Burnett has a aufflolent etumpaga at band to run hia plant about two years or more, and prefers to saw thia rather than log: tho timber and ship to other mills. When com pleted th. new mill will have a dally capacity of about 35.000 feet. Onlralian War Veteran Home. CENTRAL1A, Wash, July 14. Sp claL) R. A. Grocott. eon of Mrs. E. Grocott, bead nurse at the employes' hospital, arrived in Central! ester- $53,000.00 Winnipeg Water Bonds 44Vone) Malaria, J.ly 1. 123 IMW Malarias Jaly 1. 1U These bonds are a direct R.neral tax olilla-ation of the rr.ater Winnipeg water district, which comprises the city of Wlnnlpeir and Ita more Important suburbs a total area of ti t, square miles. We own there bonds and offer them to clients and Investora as being desirable bonds jleldm. a high rate of interest. PRICES: TO YIELD 6 LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS It jam insist HI ymr IJberlT or Ivtorr Honds. ell t . If J es rmm bu wscs lJb-rtr mr k-torjr ll4Bii, buy frwtn us. On Tburtiisv. Ju: .4. th ri.inc markrl prices r-e as cin helosr. Thev re the ovrrln prices for Libert y snd Vlciorjr bor.da all ovrr t r world, tnd the hlshee-.. We advertise, thfse prteea ia,:Jy in oMr ibst yoo rnsy ntvaya knew the New York market anil the exact value oC )ur Lib er ty and Victory bonds. Vixtor Vlctorr S Is-4s ?1 4 l-tl'.i 2ri4s 1 9 4-h1S si 4Vi Mkt. rnr.f9u.30 v Mil $4 i4 OJ $l5 ;; $.A 0 4 99fl t t-t Acc'd InL .:iU .44 .7h .47 . x. I is .i-t srt Totsl ! tl r4 a4 4 UK 5 1 .4 .. $'.i7 4 5 t2 H-o t lO 74 When buMnc we derturt 7e en tl 150 Kmd and 2.:d on a $lu.Mi bond. W' s-il at the Nesr York market. .us the cf-nirrl lnrrn liars la r and Ire proof state lepatlt lVoie for Rnt. mmmmmm MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. The Premier ManlHpal Road lliwr. MORRH BUM;, S09-S1I bTARK frT BfcT. Tlf Ar TH Telephone Hroeulvragr tail Ubed 0er 23 Years jf5 "ctir :!?ir2!S( fAJU A'ta-.''S. II RBI a. II II B B I ' .i 7 L- .. I 1 1 I oa your new building "T K 1-UvN a prospective builder asks us bow long a Carry Roof will last, we can take htm up on his " own building (if it has a Carey Roof) or on a near-by building, and siSow him how a 'Carey roof that has been on 10. 20 or 30 years Has lasted. Carey Roofings have been on the market 46 years. They are the product of nearly two generations of scien tific study and practical roofing experience. There is just exactly tho right kind of Carey Roof for your new building be it bungalow cr a factory. Carey Built -op Roofings are specially popular for fiat surfaces. They are made of various combinations of asbestos felt, v.-ooifclt, asphalt and possess the great advantage of being light in weight and fire-retarding. We are prrparexl to aj,i yrm an eatmaate od loufuig of thia type at. Ji.. oo tic bmkn. If yoo ha-r-e am old roof that is (Wing troabte it erQl pay 700 to hare it removed and a Carry Built-up Roof applied in its place. Pot yonr roofing probhrsa op to as. There is a Carey Roof for every feauldmg. Carey Building Materials SariH-Oai ataofa F.h AafaHalafcs Sh. nasal Inaulataae Papal s Rail Ku.aiaf. W.lsaaard Rnaaj Patau Aaawsta. Hitv. Claa.M. bpaeakn Joint S Maanaala Pip. sad bmlmr Co.aruara pacific' asbestos & supply company 67-69 FIRST STREET 18 Switzerland Gold Bonds to Net 6 Government and Municipal Bonds Bought and Sold E L Devereaux frgmpany 87 Sixth Street Ground Floor Wells-Fareo Building day after three years' service over sea with the Canadian expeditionary forces. He will jnako his home here. The soldier waa wounded In the fipht inar .that broke the lllndenbursr line and waa In a hospital ten months. It. J. Grocott. another son of Mrs, Gro cott. who also served overseas, is still In Knftrland. but expects to start for home soon. He was badly g-aesed In action. LIGHTNING TURNS PLAYFUL Pranks at Home Near Vancouver In cluded Tearing? Linoleum. VANTOUVEK, Wash.. July 14. (Spe cial.) During- the thunder shower yes terday morninc llphtnlnjt cavorted mer rily about the home of Iou Boddy. about a mile east of Walnut Grove achool house. The llahtnins: struck just He- HEAnqtAHTKRS for LIBERTY BONDS We BL'T and SETX, any amount. New " urk quo tations by wire every morning. Interest in cluded: SVi... Ktrat 4a. . er.a 4a.. Klrst 4..a.. SeeBd 4l.e. . lalrei 4V.a.. Koarlh 4 Ha.. Victory 44 a.. .S . S4.JI4 4.K. 7.4 . 10U.TS If necessary to sell our bonds, bring them to ua. We pay high est local prices. ROBERTSON & EWING K kcI aal . a Icalcr. ta COVER"KT, rOHPORTIOX AD Ml.Mtll'AL. BOU. 307 . 8 X. W. Baas. Bnllelag. old. Garexf rcoF .i 1 lilil n fifHIi iH .'III Aaphatt Bv-t'r. Roofs Faitas Aaahifc traits Fisr. Oalnn for Rao.. PORTLAND. OR. Broadway 1042 V neath the houses tearing a sill and splintering the kitchen floor. ' It then toyed awhile with the lln-- oleum, knocking a pieco into the cup- ' board. and before leaving the kitchen knocked most of tho doors off the stove and scattered the sashes over the floor. It then departed through the 1 other side of the house, but apnar- w ently not being satisfied, struck an out building. It also trently plucked a pin out of sirs. Boddy's hat during Its antics. Read The Orejronl.in classified ads. New B. & O. Bonds Yield About 6.50 STRONG collateral se curity is back of the Bal timore & Ohio Railroad com pany 10-year 6a. Their com paratively high yield has its appeal to investors. Send for Circular OR-236. The National City Company Correspondent Offices la 51 Cities tortlaa Hallway Exr,,B, Ualieias; Trlrpfcoae 601U Mala Xiv ojy