The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 21, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2i;"""1914. PORTLAND HOG PRICES RULING HIGHEST IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY OUTSIDE IS OFFERING LOWER PRICES FOR lEGGS ALONG STREET Local Market Is Weaker With Some Stock Accumulating; Receipts Increase but Greater Volume Is Expected During Next Week. . Today's Froduoe Trad. Egg market lower. Chicken price firmer. Country hogs higher. Veal market is firmer. Cheese supply scant. Potatoes remain stagnant Oranges are firmer. Apple movement good. DECREASED MAKE OF CHEESE TO BE SHOWN IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY J. H. Reeve, Wejl Known Local Handler, Returns From Inspec tion and Reports Shortage; Price . Is Reing Held at High Point: The Outtiut of cheese At Tillamook at this time Is somewhat below the normal even f or this period of the sea- buttzb rural TO SSOF. There will be a sharp drop In tne prion ox joeai suiter aaonaay monuuf, The loss will do at loaat SHo and per haps mora, Ths decline la bains forced by the lower prices In California and heavy shipments of stock from that rtato Into this territory. The market for eggs Is again weaker and! lower along the street. While local sales are being made as high aa 23c a dozen for limited supplies, the trade U unable" to clean up at this price. The best price now available for northern shipment is 21c a dozen and some of the leaders are not willing lo pay above 20c today. While receipts of eggs have been very liberal to date the market has held remarkably well up to this time. Yesterday and today the market showed real weakness and forced price concession. With Ban Francisco quoting 22c for extras today It is not believed that the local market will show much change within the Immediate future, although much will depend upon what the south quotes. It is reported that some of the leading country stores are holding 'their eggs for higher prices. These visually are shipped to market on Monday or Tuesday.! If the re ceipts become unusually heavy at that time prices will very likely drop. CHICKENS ARE VERY FIRM eon. Word to that effect! was brought back to Portland by J. H. Reeves, con- this city. I . "There Is only a very small produc tion of cheese in the Tillamook sec tion at this time. The output at pres ent. Is perhaps S per cent of the nor mal output. While the make at this period of the year is usually of small volume, still this year's output to date nas snown a decrease rrom what was turned out a year aao. I "In, reality there is practically no cheese now being offered to the trade by Tillamook makers. Naturally this Is keeping the trade undersupplled and is having the effect of holding the price very firm. ! "The Tillamook association aeems to have even a stronger hold on the trade mare man in lormer years. CHICAGO HOGS ' ARE STEADY : Further fractional advance has been forced here in the price of chickens. While receipts have been fair, the irmrim I'nnllnmtH In ahunrli all rtf rrlnv quickly and the higher prices have! oeen rather easily rorceu. Sales of Tops Are Made at $8.65 in Yards; Sheep Strong. Chicago, Feb. 21. Hogs, 1 12,000; market steady; mixed, 8.35$.S.05; heavy, $8.55a B,62'4; rough, $8.35918.65; light, 8.35i8.65. Cattle, 800; market steady.; Sbeep, 3000; market, strong. i KANSAS CITY MUTTON IS UP Market Is Up a Dime for Day; Hogs Are Steady at $8.60. Kansas city, Feb. 21. Hog. 1000; market sieaay: lops. B8.BU. Cattle, 200; market steady. , Sheep, SOOO; Atarket 10c htgner. HOGS ARE HIGHER ' AT OMAHA Sales Made at Rise of 5 Cents, but Tops Are Unchanged. South Omaba, Neb. 'Feb. 21. Cattle, none. Hogs. 5.HO0; market steady to 5c higher, at $S.20&t8.45. Sheen, Dotie. j TOP HOGS RECORD HER REACHING H SALE EH HITTING $8.85 Advance of -10c Forced Over. Ex treme Price of Yesterday; Port land Is 20c Above Any Other Market In Country; Sheep Firm. 4 American Hog- Prices. a " " I Tops. 4 Portland J $8.85 e 4 Chicago .1 8.65 4 Kansas City 8.60 ' e Denver ..1 8.45 4 Omaha ..I S.45 PORTLAND WILL BE HEADQUARTERS SHIPMENT OF SMELT Fish King of ; the Cowlitz to Dis tribute From This City; Finds Eastern Markets Willing to Take Rather Good Supplies. POTtTLA! Saturday rnaay i. . Thursday Wednesday Tuesday ......... Monday We'k ago ..... . Year ago ......,.. Two years ago ,.. D LIVESTOCK RUN. Hog-s.Cattle.Calves. Sheep, . r-S-'J 2S 8 4(5 . TOO . 2Z5 . 812 . 25! . 2.1! . 121 . 151 75 2 1440 14.'. 17i . 8ftS ...t . 126 1168. 1 4316 ... , 13 8 2 0 . 78 . 2003 By Hyman H. Cohen. To make Portland the distributing center for the vast supplies of Colum bia river smelt caught annually in ti e Cowlitz river, is the plan of B Wells of the E. Wells company of Kelso. Mr. Wells is known as the Smelt King of the Cowlitz. "We have made rather heavy -shipments of fresh smelt from the Cowlitz to Chicago,-Kansas City, Denver and Omaha during the last few weeks and have demonstrated clearly that there is a big field for this business in future years. The smelt have arrived in the eastern markets in excellent condition and have brought very favorable re turns to shippers. 'Beginning Monday we intend to make Portland the headquarters for smelt shipments to all points In this district. We have been forced to take this step in order to secure better rm rates ror our customers ana ve the plan will prove a big suc cess. "The run of smelt In the Cowlitz this season has been fully as heavy as dur- North Portland swune into line attain I in? nnv roppn r van f "NT- nnlu Via st tha today as the highest hog market by catch been very good but there has at least 20c a hundred. been far better distribution of the fish STOCKS5 CHANGE LITTLE HOGS NOW SELLING HIGHER Market for country killed hogs stands in a first class condition along the street, flecelpts have been ,. good -of late but taking of butchery have broken records and not only have prices been well sustained but a fur ther advance has been forced. MORE FliORIDA TOMATOES IN While the first carload of Florida tomatoes for the season has not yet iirrlved here, another car has been or dered by the Front street trade. The market has been practically bare of supplies for several weeks. t ORANGE MARKET IS FIRMER Firmer tone and fractionally bet ter ifrl-es are ruling for oranges in the lcal market. Owing to the se ver htorms in the south it will be im possible to make, shipments on the next .boat Hnii by the time further arrivals are shown, local stocks-will be cleuned up. DENVER MARKET j IS QUIET No Hors or Sheep Arrive; Cattle Situation Is Steady. Denver. Colo.. Feb. 21. Hogs, none; mar ket nomlnnlly, $8.45. Cattle, 200;- market steady: steers, $8.00 S.OO; rows and heifers, K.25y 6.75. Sheep, none. j ROHTON COPPER QUOTATIONS Boston, Feb. 21. Copper bids: Apex 3'4Santa Fe ..... 2 Bup. & Pitts. .107 Shannon .... 7 Adventure ... lAriz. Com.. 6 1-16 Abeen . . ., 290 Kant! Butte .. il Allouez 42 Jlelvenia .... 45 Cal. & Arizona 688lowai 5 iv riecia..44b inspiration .. 17 There was I quite a fair run In the I than ever before. The time is near at yards considering the week's end but I hand when the big runs of smelt in buyers acted as if they were famished I the Cowlitz will be absorbed by the and further advance of a dime was I trade without . the gluts so common forced over yesterday s extreme values. I during tne period or greatest catch." While the future of the hoe market Is very uncertain, because values may advance or lose for almost any cause, the indications are for a fairly good market during the week in sight. At Chicago there was a steady tone in tne nog trade today witn prices unchanged. steaTt fCoIrermScets.fr hgB was I New York Market Is Ertremely Omaha hogs ruled steady to 5c high er for the day. Kansas City had no hog arrivals this morning. T General hog market range: Best light. 175 to 225 lbs.. . $8.70 8.75 Prime heavy,: 225 to 250 lbs. 8.50 8.65 Rough and heavy 7.507.75 Pigs. 75 to 125 lbs... Cattle San Is limited, "1)1111 Today; Mexican Situation Cause of Worry. New York,' Feb. 21. There was only rracuonai change in prices in the se 7.50(38.J0 curity market today. The trade was extremely dull. Finance Mm to h Tlisre wsim onlv a. limited run of I awaiting a settlement of the Mprtn cattle reported in the North Portland difficulties. The fear of international varda overnieht Some of this small complications caused extreme eluesrish- showing was direct shipment to a lo-1 ness In the trade for the day. The fact cal meat company. mai munuay is a nonaay always had conditions ! in tne cattle traae con- ieut. tinus steadvi with former values iren-1 crallv nimttwi hv rei-pivfrs. I Ranee of New Tnrk nrii-ea f,irnphoii At Chicago there was a steady tone! by Overbeck & Cooke company. 216-217 ior came waay. 1 " "i j raue pimaing. Kansas city cattle mamet was steady. Omaha had no cattle orrerings to lUOSCKil'TION Centennial Range Dailv West. Frariklyn . . Gronby . . . . Greene . . . . Royale . . . . I.u Salle ... Mass Mohawk Nevada . . . . Nippessary N. Butte Old Dominion. 62 17Lake 85i 39 South Iake . . 37 3 Mj Tamarack . . Trinity 8 V United States 39 I'tah Men... 21 Victoria 5 Winona 3 ss Wolverine .. 45 4 Wyandot .;. 16 Mont. C. & C. 6Cal.i Arizona. 29 1 Crown Onceola (Juincy POOR VEGETABLE PROSPECT Mufh complaint has been made bv retailers regarding the poor quality of 'alffqrnla Iptture and celery recently hut the trade anticipates that the stock will be even poorer In the immediate! ruture on account or the damage dona by reeent storms. The trade Is geting the bst quality available In the south. MUTTON WOOL NOW SELLING Dealers report the receipt of some Kinall lotH of mutton wool from the valley recently. The market is in good xhapetwlth the price around 1617c - a pound generally. The eastern' mar ket is: reported in a better position. SHIFTERS' WEATHER . GUIDE Weather bureau sends the following notlj to shippers: IrTotect shipments an far north as Keattle. against minimum temperatures of about 4 4 degrees: northeast to Spo kane. 84 degrees: southeast to Boise, 8 degrees; south to Ashland, '40 de grees. Minimum temperature at Port land tonight, about 44 degrees. JOBBING PRICES OF PORTLAND TIies prices are those at wbleh wholesalers el! to retnllrrs,' except as otherwise stated: in 1 ri.K noimnsi Willamette valley cream err rubes, K'lllnr nrlre. 82e: best nrli.f. S4iSAe; ranch butter, !;; ctty creamery, 84 " EUM.HU Selected. Candled local extras. 23c: ",mi a. u. o, tori. I.1VK t-OfLTBY Hens. 17c; sprlnirs. 17c; lmllsn Btinners, 18(3 1Bc; . ceese. 12(3 13c mrieTS, iBii(rjc; areseea, -jiHtiiic; plrenns, old. $V.OO, , young, 11.50 dneu; laekrahbits, ,.O0i2.25. CHKKBK Nominal, Fresh Oregon fancy full rream twins and triplets. Sic; daisies, 21c; 1 mng Amerirs, zzr. Hops, Wool and Rides. ifOPS Buyins; price, choice. ITUr- mim. 17c; medium to prime, lV4o. contracts, 15Q ClliTTIM OB CAJCARA BABK Car IoU 4'.c: lens than car lots. 4Uc. litOHAlB 1913 Nominal. 2M97 WOOI Nominal, 19W clip: Willamette val ley coarse Cotswold. 16c lb. : medium Shmn. hire, lie: choice fancy lots, 18c lb.; eastern vri'son, ivum. sci-urnuiB 10 snrtnkage. H1DKR Ory kjdes. 22r23e lb. r,.n 11 12c; salted hides, 12'.e; bulls, green salt 8fti tLf kills. :litic. ralTea. ilr ..i .'wi? suited or green, !N2"c; rreen hides lc lesi ium ssiieg; sneep petts, saitea, shearings, rruit and Vegstsbles. BEllKIu Cranberries, local, $9(39.50 per t UbKH KKtTl'l S Oranres m'nli i t-.z 8.0O; tangerlens, $1. 152.00; bananas. 4U5 u., rwvw, f..wiiu, iiuii-i, et.uu per lw; J. C. Wilson & Co. MXaCKBXS NKWTORK STOCK EXCHANGE! ;KW,,.XPRK COTTON EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAnm THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGH baa rnAHtisuo PORTLAND OFFICE lit Oak Bt Ground Tloor, X,ewls Bl a noes a mm Overbeck & Cooke Co. Stocks, Bands, Cottom. Orala, Etc Iia-ai7 Bkoara of PTm.Am stnilAt- DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES Members Chicago Board of Trade. Correspondents of Logan A Bryan. Chicago. New York. 82 66 Ohio Stewart 41 44 42 12 'A 1 46 99 17 50 31 , Seattle Produce Market. - Seattle. Feb. 21. Eccs. select ranch. 25c; Chinese 21c. T Butter Washington 'creamery firsts cubes 33c; do bricks 34C; city creamery bricks 33c; New Zealand cubes 30&31c; do bricks 31 32c; Yakima creamery bricks 32 c. Cheese Tillamook 20c; Young Amer icas 21c; Wilconsin twins 21c; Oregon triplets 21c. onions Oregon J3.50(5f3.75 per 100. Potatoes Local I18Cef20: Yakima gems $20021. 1 Money' and ELxcliange. London. Feb. 21. Consols. 76 3-16d: t'.iver. 26 9-16d; bank rate, 3 per cent. ' New York, Feb. 21. Sterling ex change, long, 4.84 silver bunion, 57 fee. short, $4.86; San Francisco. Cal.J Feb. 21. Ster- !lng exchange. 60 days ?4.83; sight, 4.85: documentary.; $4.82 ; trans fers, telegraphic. 6 per cent premium; sight, 3 per cent premium. Aujalg. Cnuuer Co... Am. Cur & FoumirT. e. a,. i I . - Denver market for cattle was Bteady Am. Can. nM . at former prices. Am. Cotton Oil. e.. oenerai cattle marKet range: Am. loco., c frime steers. 1100 to 1200 Am. sugar, e. lbs 17.85 O 8.00 1 Am. Smelt, c. rinnrl to cholc. Klppra 7 3 S fn) 7 fill I Am. Tel. & Tel Common steers 6.75 7.25 I Anaconda Minlug Co. Tfim li.lf... . AO)7 9 5 1 AICClBOn. C Good choice dehorned cows! 6!85W7ll0 I gaU.ln?or obln. Fair to good cows 5.50(i6.2o Best bulls L Oood bulls Common bulls . . . Best light Calves -Ordinary calves . . Sheep Continue Favorable. Entire mutton market continues fav orable at North Portland. There was a small riln reported In overnight CAnilitinnc Vi urn oHn-n, a t cr r clmila. t .... to that indicated .during the entire FNn. & Klo Grandej'c! At Chicago there was a strong tone for mutton today. Kansas City mutton market ruled strong at aji advance of a dime. Omaha tniutton market was nominal with no arrivals. , Denver mutton trade was quiet with no fresh awpply available today. Oencrarmutton market quotations: BesV lambsi $6.5061)6. 75 1'oor lanibs Best ewes i Ordinary ewes Best yearling wethers Wethers .i 5.405.65 Today's livestock Shippers. Hogs O.i E. Weed. Buhl. Idaho 2 loads: Huntley Mercantile Co, St John. Wash.. 1 load; Will Block, Mon- 'pen iHiKh Low)Cloe Beet Sugar 5 KOf& S 75 "euHenem Meet, c Brook. Kapid Transit. a no I Canadian Pacific, c. ooq?S Ceu,ral I'ather. c... 9.00 9.50 I c &G W c 8.00 8.75 I C. M. A St. Paiii.'"".' t-hl. 4 Northwestern, c. .nino copper i Cherapeake & Ohio Colo. Southern, c.. Consolidated Gas . Kne, c. . . . . Eric, 2d pfd Krle. 1st pfd General EJectrlc lireat North., ore lands Great North., pfd Ice Securities , Illinois Central Inter. IrarTester , Inter. Met. c I.ehleh Valley MexieHn. Petroleum . . . 5.50 (ff 6.00 LouisTille & Nashville. 4.50 4.75 I Mo. Kan. & Texas, c. 3.:0 4i; 4.00 I Mo. 'at iric 5.75O'6.00 I National Lead rievaa?; uonsoiiaatea. New flaTcn N. Y. Central N. Y., "O. W...... Norfolk St Western, c Northern Paclrlc, e 73 30 44 '4 34 106 121 3BM, 87 02 at 38 3 214 W B1H latf 41S 64 Vi 11 15 30 4ii 14H mouth. 1 load direct to Union Meat Pa- Mail steam.' Co. Co. Cattle J, load cattle heet Ot W. Brown. Corvalls, and calves. B. Barlow, lone. 1 Inarl: i. w . ottiiKMiu. ione, i ioaa. wixed ntutr c:. E. Lucke. Canbv. 1 load cattle, calves and hosrs. dlrert I'enn. Hallway P. G., L. AC. Co Pressed Steel Csr, c. Kay Cons. Copper HeudlnR, c Kep. Iron & Steel, c. Ko'k Island, c S. L. & S. V.. 2d ptd. I'l"'-!0- 'I" - UCdi0t' SouthemVciVi?.QC..: r-;.JL d.c?ttle ca'v8 an(i hogs. Southern Railway, c. fompsratlve statement of North Portland Tenn. Copier .. grapefruit, Florida. $6.Xe6.25; pl'neaDDles BVjfttic: Mrsimuions, fl.73 erate. ' JlJluki AUJLU.S, lurnlis,' S1.0t; lieets XI 00 curroU, psruiiips. jl.tiO saek; cubbaite' local, $2.&0; California, $2.2.1; Mexican W mstoes, ( ) Cuban touintwe, 3.oo per orate (reeu on ions, 15c doeeO bunches; peppera hell' - . " .... w , Tv,, null, II (II 110U8IJ lettuce. 1.00(tiil.M per box: eelerv l $3.6 per crate; egg plant. 10c; cauliflower California, $2.25 crate; j French artichokes $1.75 dosen; sprouts, llct string benus 7(n! 10c; llina beans, lie lb. ; peas. loc lb.:'rr,uT nuch, $1.25 box; ssparagil, 3Rc lb. ONlOJia Jobbitsj price !$3.o083.73; carload buying price $3.00 f. o. b. oblppiua; station garlic, lVs15c lb. AI'I'LICS Spltxenberg, $1.2.-.R 2T0; Northern Spy. T3c61.2i; Jonathan.' 1.002.00; Rhode lalanQ "reenlug, l.00ai.Z5; Winter Bananas $1.50 2.60; OrUey, $l.&oa2); cooking grades i5c1.00. POTATOES Selling price: Extra choice $1.00; choice, 90c; ordinary, 80c sack; buy ing price, carloads, 63c; extra fRncy, sorted 75c; sweets, $2.25 per cwt. Ueeta. Fish and Provisions. DKK8SPO MEATS BolUua price Countrv killed: Hogs, rancy, lite; ordinary. OU.ss 10c; rough and heavy, oc; fancy veals iilT ordinary, la&liSHe; poor, aiuc; hams, I0c: mutton, 8c: eats, 2'aic. i BAM 8, BACON, K TC.-4-Hams, 18Hei0i4c breakfast bacon, la!6; boiled ham, 29Uc: picnics, 15c; cotum:? t r). MEATS Packing housej Steers, No. 1 stock 12a12Sic, cows. No. 1 stock. liailUc: ewes, B14c; wethers, 10Valle; lambs, 1214c: pork loins. 18c; dressed bogs, 11c. OYSTEKS Shoslwater bay. per gallon f ): per 100 lb. sack ( ); Olympla, per galloo! $3.60; per 100 lb. sack ( ; canned eastern. 65c cn; $6.50 dosen; eastern. In shell. (1 loot 2.00 per 1O0; rssor cliftns, $2.00(2.25 box; eastern oysters, per ration, solid pack. $3.00 FISH Nominal. lreMed flouBders en striped bass. 17c; Chinook salmon, 12 Ue steelheads, ll(a.'2o: halibut, 4,5c; Col lunibia smelt, 0O'.7oe 1 per box; shrimps 1214c; perch, 8c lb.; lobsters, 3035c lb.; black bass, 10c; silver smelt, 7c; herring-, 6c lb.; black cod, 8c; sturgeon, 13c; dressed LARD-Tierces, 1214c 11c. CRABS Large. $1.60: Grooerlss. SUGAR Cube, $5.20; powderel, $5.00; fruit or berry, $4.80, beet, $4.80; dry granulated $4.80 1 yellow, $4.10. (AbOT ijuotaUooa are 80 days net cash.) I BKANS--SmU whltei 14c: large white. Bc. piek, 414c; limas, $14c; bayo. 614c; red lirestock runt ! Month to date Bi.mc 1013 Increase Increase Year to date Same 1013 Increase . . Decrease Ca t tle.Ca Ires. Hnps.Sheep 4H2 231 ... 0105 . . . 10.536 1431 121 Friday Afternoon Sales. HOGS. Section No. At. lbs. Oregon 01 -176 Oiegon . . . j, 5 "78 Saturday Horning Sales. HOGS. No. 02 91 - :t 01 4 .lol HK) Texas & Pacific T M I. Jr VV 17 1.-..742 18.240 t' i f. jc v r.tA 44 12,163 19,118 hinlon Pacific, c Cnlon Pacific, pfd... 27 R7". I tl' S Kreel On p ." v. s. steel Co., pra. I'tah Copper VtrirlnlA -hemlefll . . . 0673 AVabash, c Western Vnion Tel. . . W'house Electric Wisconsin Central, c. 54 40.3S9 46.40S 175 33,227 36.795 7162 T5 30! 4414 34 106 68 121 fl 364 07 9214 23'. 3814 93 21414 81 102 1H8 41 64 It 11 15 30- '40T4 149 V, "5 30 44 14 34 14 10514 tw 121 36 0714 92 22 92V 218 31 V4 io214" 13514 4114 64 lli 15 29 '4614 149 i2!i:iam,ii29 29 ioH ir. J9 i(k' ' 150H, !1M14 68 28 ie' ' 6X 014 38 iis "44 20 17 " 20 14 6 'rm" 2614 85 161 o" 65 1104 54 31 2 64 71H 68 211, 2614 16 ' 9 wv. 28 115T4 iiiti '44 20 167 li 25 614 06 ii 26 35 181 'o" iioiJ r3 31 214 7114 29 105 lull lno". 6T14 2614 i" 6K tx 28 11514 iii 4314 20 16(1 25 Vj 514 2614 35 1611 59 65 110 6414 30 64 71 75 51 v; P21. 44 34 Vi 105 Va (58 12014 36 97 Vi. 22 37 92 213 8114 13 10214 13514 41 64 2H 133 11 14 2!1 to 1 a V49U 128 28 110 10 151 Vi 67 lot 21 2614 16 68 S 20 1.04 115 20 111 43 20 167 25 6 96 26 35 XH 19 161 83 69 05 110 54 30 2 4 71 4o RAIN BAG ADVANCE IS ARTIFICIAL ASSERT SOME OF THE TRADE California Speculators Believed to j Be Back of Present High Price; ; Europe Is Again Buying Wheat in Canada and May, Buy Here. ANNOUNCE CHARTERS; Aiip wrr sn 1 1 s 1 irx 1 1 ML LMIJ riJMM AMI i UI1L rUIA UIHII1;hl1U 1 OTHER FOR LUMBER the steam schooner J. B. Stetson reach- d Coach etreet dock laet.nl(ht. 8he t brought S00 tons of cement to be dis charged at Couch street and SUfcples' i dock. She will load lumber otr the return trip. Two British steamers left Astoria within an hour of each other this morning, the BObeter with lumber for Australia, pitting to sea at 8 o'clock, and the Merionethshire of the 'Royal 'Mail Steam Packet line at 9. The 1 Merionethshire Is bound for Puget Sound to finish loading. , - r,. . , o-ji 11 Reports from Coos llay are that tha LOW HateS Ate baid lO Have dredger Colonel P. S. Mlchie is meet D A I. DJ.-ri-J,": w," ?p worwn-; weather and UCCII niiailCUj Dalrx rlACU ln . r efforts are very sue- r nr- CL'II' """n wnen me is aoie to worn, a TOT ZO onlllingS. irottgh bar has necessitated her stay- ' i tng Inside most of the time The McCormlck steamer Celllo moved from the Eastern & "Western loading have just been announced, one i mini. " TACOMA HOLDS OPEN HOUSE IN HONOR OF Two charters of vessels for local for lumber and one for grain. Low freight rates are Said to have been ob- 4 'Punjab Crop Outlook. (Special Cable.) Calcutta, India, Feb. 21. The wheat crop in the Pun- e jab continues to give good promise and the irrigated area in the United province Is sat- isfactory. WHEAT CARGOES HIGHER. London. Feb. 21. Wheat csreoes on ims- aace, firmer, li3d. h.niclUh country markets Meady. French country markets firm. Captain Nopander of the steamer Bear of the Ban Francisco & Portland tained on both, although exact figures ; steamship company, took his steamer were not obtainable.. away from Alnsworth dock yesterday J. J. Moore & Co. chartered the Brit. I af rBOOn wlth 20 passengers and a Uh steamer Strathblane to load lumber !uu ,0d of freight. The Beaver of frnm either fh1. nnrt Dn trt .n.mH i the Same lln With Captain Mason on They already have three Strath steam- i th,f br,d8e Is due to arrive here this ers under charter for Portland loading. Like her predecessors, the Strathblane Is bringing coal., from Newcastle for San Francisco and will return to Aus tralia with lumber afternoon about 4:30 o'clock. MARINE NOTES VISITING ROTARIANS Business Session Follows Luncheon - at Commercial Club; "Stunts Feature.- Antorla. Or.( PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS. Strauss Co. yesterday closed for , fener Bear, tor Ban Francisco and Han e Norwegian baric Frhln tn load lf,,ro- Arrld at 8 and left tip at 9 a. lu. e rxorwegtan oaTK t-rnin to ioaa 8teamer BeBer. from San 1'e.lro and 8ao aln here for Europe.' She was char- Francisco. Sailed at . m. British steamer rod at hl 1 1 1 n cr titat nwm aKllllncr Merhinethnhlre. fne IiiuLmi mil av above the price paid for the Barmbek '""S "mS- "'fi 1" Melhnnmei by M. H..Hoser, Thursday. Despite Tnir fT, ind leTup' .".U".. When t.Barley.Flour.Oats. Hay. Monday HI 17 34 4 21 Tuesday 43 12 5 7 7 ; Wednesday 55 6 7 3 ' Thursday 36 14 lO 1 15 ! Friday , 35 5 14. 4 13 Saturday 66 4 7 3 12 Tl. this week. 31 H 5 77 . 22 74 Veer afro 3S2 3d 61 14 33 Season to date.. 13. 445 2031 191S 1362 2050 Vear ago 13.6S7 1772 1313 121T 1424 tills low charter : rate, she is to make the long trip from Bahia Blanca, Bra zil, in ballast In order to secure her cargo here. t PORT COMMISSION TO FIGHT FOREIGN WHEAT MARKETS. Urerpool Wheat closed &d higher. Antwerp Wheat closed e higher. Paris Wheat closed 3c higher. Buenoe Alres Wheat closed c lower. The market for grain bags la still being manipulated, according to some , baar(j fornia interests are said to be back of the present strong market here. While - prices here have recently shown an advance, there seems to be little inclination among country inter ests to stock up through fear of any serious advance in the future. - It develoos that most of the. Cali fornia interests are very "long" on Not Considered Responsible for Kaiser-Northland Collision. Out-of-court settlement in the suit of the Belgian bark Kassai and the steamer Northland, against the Port of Portland will not be permitted, ac cording to a decision reached by the members of the commission at a spe cial meeting held this morning. The contends that it is not responsi ble In any way for the collision be tween the two vessels here two months ago, and attorneys for the commission were ordered -to follow the case through the courts. Authorisation of the construction of a new derrick scow for the dredger Columbia and a proposition to lease i the pilot boat Joseph ' Pullitzer to Steamer W. F. ilerrin. from Monterey Ran Francisco, Feb. 21. Armed et mid-night-steamer Doris from Columbia rler. luulune, Feb. . galled Schooner Mat hew Turner, for Cortland. Astoria. Feb. i. Arrived down at 9:60 p. m. British steamer Bllbster. Shanghai. Feb. 10. Arrived Norwegian steamer Bangor, from Portland. Seattle, Feb. 20 Palled at soon Steamer Tiverton, for PorMsnd. Sail Francisco. Feb. 20.-Salled t noon Ptramer Yosemlte. for Portland; steamer Rose City, for San I'edro. Astoria, Or.. Feb. St. Condition at the mnuth of the river at a. m., moderate; wind southwest; weather, raining and squally. Tides st Astoria Sunday. High water 11:09 a. m 8.4 feet, water 3:40 a. m., 3.3 feet; 6:18 p. m toot. Low 0.4 Dally River Readings. sacks which they purchased at hiaher ! -' prices earlier in the season, therefore j "neodore Knudson were also consld- ln oraer to doosi general quotation, , c vy conniusmon. ivnutisan thejs. purchased or bid for a few lots plans to use the Pullitaer for halibut here and there In the northwest. j fishing should the proposition be ac Local grain interests are generally j cepted. Commissioners Spencer and vXe8sedbecauy TSlLUV ef &1 ! fton were appointed a committee it would have In causing farmers to to consider the matter. The Joseph desert the old warehouses and deniand Pullitser- Is tied up at the Municipal the building of bulk elevators. t nook pending her disposition by the There was a firmer tone for wheat : commission abroad especially for ppot stock. Ku- i T rope is again buying wheat at Cana-I ..ttl. . ... dian points and further heavy bust- , l hP.N4)ED LICENSE OF TWO ness is anucipaioi. ere ii uui- i o i t . the alleged false report of great iii,.t . t, . MM, stocks held in the Pacific northwest, it!""" "" rv,.,! viurrr inqmnon invoivea, is considered that there would be plen ty of business offering here at tne moment. While the market for wheat contin ues very firm here, little business is passing. WHEAT' Producecs' prices, track basis: Club. 88fD8Sc: milling blue stem. 97c: fortyfold. 89c; red Russian and hybrids. 8687-; valley. 89c. OATS Buying prices: No. 1 white feed. J23ra23.50; gray. $23 per ton. BARLEY Nominal producers' price, track basis: Feed, $20; brewing, $21 per ton. i i 1 1 l STATIONS. ' -X, X 3 jm m a m C C3 Cm MJ Lewlnton 24 2.5 M l . 2 I inatllla 2.3 0 .1.1 Eugene , 10 4.9 0 .34 Albany 30 5.2 n.1 .22 Mulem 20 4.S O.I .J Wllsmiville 87 8.3 'O.I .15 Portlaud i 15 4.2 0.4l .15 OBIsing; (-)Fallinf. Sixty day suspension of the licenses of Pilot C. J. Anderson and Second Of ficer N. Thomson of the steamer Gen eral Hubbard Were meted out by In spectors of Hulls and Boilers Edwards and Fuller last night at the conclusion of the trial of these two officers and Captain Dellegar of negligence. It was held by the Inspectors that the collision between the General Hubbard and the steamer Portland near Stella last Monday could have been avoided 1TIAJUK neuing price: r rm, i h8, th lljrht. nn ln- Hnhh.m CANDIDATES ADMIT THEIR CLEVERNESS Republican Office - Seekers Tell How They Would Bun Government. a ?rt. tirninmAtta irnllnir Cat C ft - InAQ hT .OU. VT lllsllIICl l e-.w, vv . straight. $4; export. $3.653 80; bak- '",,,,e' y a"'P,"eT . ers' $4.404.60 l.vidence introduced varied as to HAY Producers' erica: Willamette the time the lights on the General valley timothy, fancy, $13.50(8)14; east- , Hubbard were turned on, but the f act i V,0,";1,??"0.,; brought out that no lights were oats, $11; clover. $99.10 per ton. M1LI.STTIFKS Selling price: Bran, $21.50 22.503 middlings. $30.031.00; shorts. $23.50 24.00 per ton.- CLOVER SEED Buying price: No. 1 red. country noints. 12c: alslke, 14c GRAIN BAGS No. 1 Calcutta, fu ture deliver" 84c. WHEAT ADVANCE IS LOST (Rslem Rurean ef The Journal.) Salem, Or,, Feb. 51. Republiosn candidates laBt night, at a talkfest be fore the Kalm, Republican club. toM how extravagant they thought th present state administration was and hew they would reduce the cost of gov ernment If they were ln power. displayed till between :10 and 6:15, I appropriations by the legislature have three minutes before the collision oc- increased in the last 10 years, anJ curred. Captain Dellegar was cleared j read a list of the many new depnrt Uirough the fact that Second Officer j ments,,' boards, etc., for which appro Thomson was ln charge of the ship prbxtions are now made that were not sna nin instructions were to care ror M,, existence then. He said he woul.l 8porl tn The loorasl ) Tacoma. Feb. Jl. Kotarlana from lortland. Spokane. Seattle and Van couver and Victoria. R. C numhorltir nbout Joo. arrived Ijjv Tacoma today to attend the first annual northwest v nuiliy, Wlllill ISIS noon and which will continue until to morrow night Special cars brought the Portland aggregation and special interurban trains carried th visitors. i rum Seattle. ; K! a bora to preparations have been -- - j " . u vr.um jwva i jr HUB lu - entertafn Its guests. As faat aa the : xlsltors arrived they were taken to the Tacoma hotel in automobiles end regis- . terea. inrormal greetings marked the morning until noon. "-" - - At 1 o'clock the Rota r lane met for a luncheon at the rooms of the Com mercial club. This affair was atrlotly Rotarian and the delegates from each club "pulled off gome special stunt. After t!io luncheon the, business sea- slon was called and will continue until evening, when a banqMet will be given et the Commercial club. W. Carr Mor row Will be toaatmuSler Tha ituiakM have not been announced and the spe- - . rinrodiiinioni is Dsing nepers, se cret. .. . Will Oo tov,0harca. In the evening the visitors will have ...... " . in nil,, i i viiuw WUBJ btaged by the Aflfl Shrine temple, the Automobile show or an open house at the University -club. Sunday the Rotarlana will go to church. Rev. Mr. Pldgeon. a member -of the Vancouver, B. C Rotary club, will preach In the First Presbyterian church In the morning, and a special . invitation has been issued to all mem bers of th. nrainliillAS .II..4. 1. the afternoon the visitor will be snown about the city. President E. U. King of the Tacoma Rotary club has Issued the following proclamation: - "A final Appeal' 1 herewith directed to every Tacoma Rotarlan to direct his energies on the big northwest get-together meeting to be held ln Taooma wil I'uiiitiltlj H 1 ClUltUHf, ; "Tacoma Initiated this convention. and thereby has assumed an obliga tion lhat "requires; the earnest and . conscientious support of every member of this organisation. pare ZTeltber Time JTor Vatleaee. "lour Doarn or directors and special committees have spared neither time -nor patience to work out the mass ot details connected with such a huge and iepoJisfble undertaking. 'For weeks they have faithfully met to plan ut the program and to enthuse other rlubs" to participate in a manner that would -. Insure a successful meeting., " ' "It Is now 'up to each Individual member to appoint himself as a com mittee of one first, to attend all the convention meetings and functions; anunui;, m aiimwit m me enter tainment of our out-of-town guests and demonstrate to them In an effec tive manner that when It cornea to real live club with an A-l caliber mem- I bership that has- the ginger and en thusiasm to Accomplish things worth while, tho Tacoma club Is there." the lights. MARINE INTKijt1GENCB TVifi! an Inst IIHtUsf. ihll-fl i I If". SS.70 770 Atchison Gen. 4s Feet ion Washington WusAiugtnn Washington. Washington Oregon . . . Idaho Idaho Av. lhs. 1U2 17 3.37 179 105 202 147 Price. $N.K5, I 8an Francisco Iroduoe Market. Northern Psc. 4s. compound, tierces, medium. $1 dozen. HICK Japan style. No. 1, 6U5c: Orleans, head. 67c; jCreole, Blic. New HONEY New. J3.25O3.60 hu SALT Coarse, halt groanda, 100s, $10 ner ton; oOs, 110.7o; table dairy, 5t)s, $18- ios $17.50; bales, $2.25; extra floe barrels 2s 6 end lOi, $5548.00; lamp rock. $20.50 per ton, I Paints and Oils. LINSEED OIL Raw bbls.. ale per gel; ket tle boiled, bbls., &Bc; raw eases, 66c: boiled cases, 68c gsl. ; lots of 250 gallons le less; oil rake meal, $44 per ton. WHITE LEAD Ton lots. Be per lb.; 500 lb. lots e per lb.; less lots, 8e per lb. OIL MKAL Carload lots, $34. Tt Rf ENTINE In eases, 73c; wood barrels, 70c; iron barrels, 68c per gallon. Bid. .... ( 4s.. fiSVi . . - J V' is .... fir. iia .... 4H W4 7:: 77 .... nri .... 6OV1 S3 vii . 5Vj .. S .. 83Vi . . its 1.4 .. looi .. v, .. 77J .. 91 106 .. T5M ... wv Un. I'ae. 1st and Ref. 4s j.93Vfc Potatoes Oregon Burbanks $101.35: r. S. Steel 5s 102'4 aeua wnnes iacfli.u; sweets ii.zdEi 1.60. ( Onion-J-Oregon $3.253.40; Aus tralian $3.754.00. Atlantic foast Line, 1st. B. A O. Gold 4s B. K. T. 4s t'hes. &. O. 4V-8 S.80 C. M. & 8t. P. Gen. 4's. 7.S5 I C. It. I. Col. 4s 7.M) Cal. Gas 5s V. B. O., Joint 4s 8.75 Krle Gen. 4s 8.73 I Int. Met. 4Vi Louisville & Nash. Un. 4s.. Missouri I'ae. 4s N. Y. C. Uen. 34s San Francisco. Feb. 21. Wheat, club N. & W. 1st Con. 4s $1.60; northern bluestem $1.72 Oregon Ky. Nav. ' I'ac. xei. os... $1.75; Turkey red $1.62 1.67 4 ; red Oregon Short Line Ref. 4s. . Russian l.57Vsl.0; forty fold $1.62 'A Ml US I 'iv; lower Kraui-s ji.usffi.us. f I San tTiin Ref 4s t. r oo" . , 'ir'..7,..- so. p. Ker. 4s.. Cheese Oregon twins 17c; triplets j si Ry ' 18c; Young America 18c; California So. E.-4s... 16(fi)(il9c; oung America 1620c; im. Ry. Inv. 4s. eastern ibwzuc West Shore 4s Wabash 4 W'house Elec. cv. 6s. Wisconsin Central 4s. I."..' 87 14 Asked. 96 103 ?! 4 4 101 5 4 . 93 59 94H i 67 V4 89 Dns to Arrive. Northland, from Sn I'edro Johan I'oulsen. from San Francisco .. Rr m water, from Coos Bsy Allinnce. from Eureka Tiverton, from ; Seattle K..iHke. from Ssn I'edro and war.. ! I'elgravla, from Europe and orient.. Rone City, from Man Krabrltco .. Vueatsu, from San I'edro snd way. t.lenroy, from Knrope and orient... Chicago Market Ciosea Unchanged for May and a Fraction Off for the July. ! I Hesr. from San IMeCo and way. Chicago, Feb. 21. Wheat closed un- I Cardiganshire, from Europe and orient-Mar. 5 changed for May. and Vo off for July i Beever. from San Diego and way Mar: s . i i . . . . n ,. .. nu.... ., li.- n 1 aiier biiohiS n nuvance ui y4 c iur r "1 7 .J.' ! this is for state Durooses. nuoDprtDin. Irani Kuniiip i 1 1 1 1 uri.D,..Anrii - - i Das o Desert. consolidate many of the boards an) commissions. Attorney General Crawford said If he were put at the lead of the state government he would reduce the cost by $22.1.000 a year and would -have a more efficient administration than the present one. State Tax Commlslsoner Eaton re minded the club members that the Feb. 2$ i stat tax is l-ut a small part of the .Feb. M total tax the people pay, and that the .Mar. 1 VI oli r Czt if onvprnin.nl -, .nil,. Mar." 2s ,v wlth th PPl. He pointed ofct mat the Marion county tax Is $34 per $1000 valuation, and t'.iat only $4 r.f .Feb. "21 .Feb. 21 .Feb. 22 .5b. 2i .Feb. 22 , .Feb each option. The loss was caused Dy tne trade speculation regarding the big run of rl,",wri wheat at Minneapolis. As far as for- ,T'rlon- '""'IT1 Bound---eign markets were concerned tho ultu- "itSy" kH Vv.VV'" ation was better but the trade Ignored I ? f.il,,co-" everything except the heavy move-, r.,.,,,.,,, for ortent aud Europe. . 1UC1II. Rroomhall cabled from Liverpool that the late easiness in America yes terday and the Modern Miller report were offset by speculative support and covering by shorts. Later the mar ket advanced further on firmness of Australian offers, lighter American shipment, urgent inquiry for Manito bas and an advance of 1 to 3d in cargoes. WHEAT. Month Open. Hith. Low. Close. May 94 144 July soi CORN. May ae C6r4 July 65 HH Sept 65 V, 6514 OATS. May 40 40 July 4i 40 PORK. Mar 2165 2165 July ....2160 21tt5 LARD. May 1077 1077 July 1097 1097 RIBS. May 1152 1152 July U5 fl66 4-i 89 V 6 H5 65 404 39 -y4 941. S9V 401, B 29 ii 2155 2155 B 2157 2137 1075 1077 1U95 . 1"S5 B 1150 1150 B 1162 1162 B Fsb. Oienroy. for orient and Knrope. . . : . . Feb. 2H I Rose City, fur nau rranclscu Mar. 4 Yuratsn. for Ssn Diego snd way Mar. 4 Cardiganshire, for orient snd Eumpe.Mar. 10 Uodueyshlre, for Orleut and Europe. .April 27 From Sas Franotaoo. Steamers Harvard aud Vale, alternating, leava Man Francisco for San Diego oa Mon days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Satunlsys, Connecting with steamera from Portland. North booud, they arrive at San Francisco en Tuea. days. Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Vassals la Fort, NkSr Befth Berlin, Am. ship Goale l.evl Burgess. Am. bk Ootiie I Osklaud, Aw. sen 6614 H I St Mibolss, Am. ship 65 B Marlborough Hill, Huss. bk 65 is I Champigny. Fr. bk W. F. Jewett. Am. s a ' Sue II. Elmore. Am. ss I Curoline, Am. sen 1 Celiiuibl.i. Am. scb : Iteuce. Am. sch I Virginia, Am. sch I Santa Cecelia, Am. ss.... ' II. U. Vau e, Am. rs. . . Portland. Am. ss : General Hubbard, Am. ss Ctlllo. Am. ss Henator Hal Pstton and Colonel K. ...Feb. 24 i Flofer each took a fling at the hlfh ...Feb. 24 taxea. r.Feb. 25! .. .Feb. 20 ....Feb. MiPU QPU M PUADP.C . OF PANAMA EXHIBIT San Francisco arley Calls. I.lnnton I Wanna Globe Mill ' ..Oregon Krrdoek i i.St. Helens A. Chanmnr. Am. s Wlllbrldg i - n...t. t a i galled from Baleni, Or., Feb. 21. State School Superintendent J. A. Churchill has been requested by the Oregon Panama. Pacific exposition commission to take charge of the preparation and Instal lation of the Oregon educational ex hibit at the Kan Francisco fair next year. Mr. Churchill has appointed K. F. Carleton, assistant state school su- ".".8t! 'Helena Perlntendent, as state director for the . ...Astoria i eaucationai exninit. I tit commission .Clark a Wltaoa j has allotted about $5000 for this feat- l'",1," I ure, this sum to cover the exhibit from ".".".".'.'.".".".Suppie's all schools In the Mtate" Including the Llunton ; higher educational institutions. North Pacific Mill 1 --- . . Astoria I . Portlsnd Ll-r. Co. nnPK PflUM ss RN FTs CONTRACT TO WRECK Should : Sign Xante. Salem. Or., Feb, 51. State Lbor Commlsxioner Hoi f. says that he re ceives many cnniplnlnts about vlolav tlon of the labor laws from persona who do not, sign their names, and there fore he can take . no .action in the mat ter nor advise them. Mrs. Itontl Wants New Trial. Oklahoma City. pk!a., Feb. 21. Mrs. Minnie E. lioud asked for a new trial of her case against Senator Gore and said Kite would .appeal If ,sh did not get it. ; ,. Against Xew Naval Iock. Washington. Feb. 21. The house naval committee veted against a new naval dry drxk anywhere on tha. At lantic crwnt this yeinr. i Conseiyyely I 1 Progressive J i) .fr1 r W I! .1! - I NORTHWEST BANlt STATEMENT POSTOFFICE PRESENTS HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Clearings Balances '. Seattle Banks. .$1,591.28S.OO . 174.349.00 Although George Washington's birth- Tear ago. day is tomorrow, it will be observed Holiday legally on the 23d Monday and the i'si mi ll Pstffice w"l observe it in this wise, 1 99Li02.i)5 according to Postmaster Myers: 1,814,802,36 1 "The general delivery, registry and 2.334,705.90 I stamp windows at the main office will be open from 7:30 a 'm. to 10 a. m. One parcel post window at the main office and one parcel post window at station E will remain open all day and will , J! I 1 I n. 1 t. . i. - - - ' . I oe iuiuuuoi wiiu a. Buiiiucni ituan Pn nntl On ,.r n n " t V. TTHaJ I t J;"""""' "S" . V' tity ofsUmps, stamped- envelopes. ClearlngsH Saturday . Frldav ... Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Monday .. Total .. Portland Banks, This week. $ 1,799.491.19 2,495.920.21 1.945,427.00 1.972,441.77 .... 1.882,841.64 2,2o2,S2S.55 ..$12,298,950.33 $9,481,925.07 Suspected of Missouri Murder. San Francisco, Feb. 21. Roscoe Mc- May. States nayal training station by Sherif f t cards etc.f to suppl -all reason Turner of Springfield, Mo., on suspl-1 i aa. tion of having shot and killed William A11 Ktotlonii will hs'onsn from Steele, a) rich Missouri farmer, last m. to 10 m but no monev order or postal savings business will be trans- af Alt. Buys Newport Land. t "Carriers of four and five trip routes Newport, Or., Feb. 21. A H. Akerson I will make two deliveries. Carriers of of Akerson, Gooch & Company, . Port-j two and three trip routes will make tana, nas closed a deal for the Davis 1 one delivery. The regular holiday col. place of 140 acres across the bay I lections and dispatches of mails will from Newport, I be mad."; . Hamburg Callau . Newcastle. Eng. ss. Itiibla Hlanvo . . . I.lnnton, Atnswnrib . .Uupple'g ! Nim i Desais. Fr. sch ) Henrlette. Jer. sch. San Francisco. Feb, 21. Barley ' an. ir. ta ...... . - . rtsrmoes. ucr. . . . cans. . . i vsi.i,, Nr iik . i,'e,D- ;". ! W. F. liirrin: Am. .iVe Vrll lUSO j)Am anl M- May "5 "3V4B J. BTStebvinT Am. s ! Dec 115V 113?B 115VtA Miscellaneous Ea Konte. ' ! Crown of Toledo, Br. ss Antwerp tintl' niCnCDIOUC TO PCD! Y Crown of Arragan. Br. ss baa FraacUca VUlM UltULnlunO IU ntrLI tlsenore. BritUk oil tanker..... Anuteruaa Lord Lonsdale. t. se .Antwerp . ...Comas . . Stream Ea Boats to Lead Lumker. lied '.roni OUru Newcastle, tag At a special meeting of the dock I commission today formal acceptance was made of the bid of the James Oar- rick Ifotinemovlng company to wreck I the Northwest Steel company buildln MUI,,." lLT""n; on the site of dock No. 1. The contract price is $790. 1 Keutra. Br. str. .. Rerlln. Feb. 21. it was announced t. Iheodore. Br. Admiral Von Diederichs would soon j answer Admiral Dewey s statement ,,ri!.ni1 Br aa that the former was to blame for Hcwta Br. bk. friction between them at Manila bay , hsrfiete, Br. ss during' the Spanish-American war. Wilbur B.Foshay WU5LIC tTTILITT SPECIALIIT. Investigations. HefKM-ta, Plans. Develop ment and Management of Electric, Oas, Street Hsllwsv and Water lroperties. WQoox Building, Portlaad, Orsgoa. Thrse terms are not contradictory if the principles;- of . sound banking are not lost sisht of. f That our! policy ls appreciated is evi dence by the In creasing iinumbet ' of depositors wbo avail themselves of our ex cellent banking facil ities. " k SECURITY SAYINGS AND TRUST CO. Fifth anil Morrison Streets Capital and Surplus, $1,400,000 . 3 Hudson Maru, rfsp. aa. Kinross, Br. ss (irteric. Br. ss.. ! King Cyrus. Am. sch.. Stralberanick. Br. ss. ! Itariislyi-e. Br. se.... Vancouver Marriage IJcenses. Vancouver, Wash., Feb. 21. Mar riage licenses were issued yesterday ' SMt&ar. Br. sch by the county auditor to the following , Tsrenbek. Oer. sch persons: B. T. Hale and Mrs. Adeline Bra-Kar. Sr. as Hanson, both of Portland; F. Mclntyre ?"'e" ffw.. and Miss Pora norrman, Dotn or fort- I vathw 'i-orner. Am. sch. land. Woman Socialist to Prison. . Frankfort-on-Maln. Feb. SI. Rosa Luxemburg, Socialist leader, was sen tenced to a year's Imprisonment on charge of inciting disobedience of laws. Mrs. Clara Stanford Divorced. San Francisco, Feb, 21. Mrs. Clara Stanford was granted a divorce from Jerome B. Stanford, nephew of the late Senator Lelano Stanfordcon grounds of ntm -support.' ' Salem. Am.. sch. Asnmaaan Maru. Jan. ee. Wm. Nottingham, Am. sch.. Iximpae. Br. ss Suuta Cecilia, Am. ss Messina, Br. ss Ecclesls. Br. ss gtrothblone, Br. str ...Han Francisco ! l'ok'hsKs i -Victoria .Valparaiso j ...... Welliogiua ' i. Honolulu ! ............ Ktireka , Callao 'i . ..fanta Itoaslla : . . . Buenos A res Bremerton ' .......,..Hobart .......... lllflllllll . . rwriM te. ti. g. y Ekooe j .Antofogaata , .Amsterdam ' .Heattle ' Urs j ....Honolulu j ...Newcastle i Ladd & Tilton Bank ALONG THE WATERFRONT The Grace liner Santa Cecelia is scheduled to move from the Portland Lumber- mills to Llnnton at 3 o'clock this afternoon. She is loading lumber for her return trip around the Horn. On her first trip here In two months, Established 1859 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2,000,000.00 . - ' " -. Commercial and Savings Deposits