THE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL, 4, 1914
OVERSUPPLY FORCES SHARP LOSS IN PRICE OF CHICKENS HERE
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK
CHICKEN MARKET'S
BREAK VERY SEVERE;
By Hymau H.Cohen.
QUOTATIONS SLIDING
Wants of Trade at the
.
Buyers' week has become an annual
feature in the business lit of Port
land ana Is soon destined to become
recognized as the time for the entire
Interior of the Pacific northwest to
come to this city for its tnercnandisf
needs.- ,
ho much success was nemeveq Dy
the promoters of "Buyers Week" last
season that already the date has been
"Former I set for this year's excursion. The
Extreme slues Are Overfilled nd promises to eclipse iven the big
. ,, . . . vr.. I Helling movement of a year ge.
and SunJns Brings iTice lwn; The committee havina- the matter in
v Alwnva' Arcurate. I cnarge is already making great prep
Forecast lOt Always Accurate. aratlons for taking care of the bun.
ureas 01 buyers that will come to this
City during the week in August set
apart aa a special period when Port
'.and business wilt lay aside its regular
duties and entertain the visitors from
other sections.
.Entertainment galore will be given
the visitors during their stay in this
1
1. raSa Wvadnr.ei Trade. 4
T.aw market uncertain.
Chicken prices cut.
Country nleats lower.
Small rotato sales.
Onions hold very firm.
Butter market quiet.
Cheese market weaker.
Asparagus Is firm.
Alaska salmon .coming.
citv. and everv effort will b made
by the business committee to see that!
everyone is ssiisiiaq ana gei wom
they want.
Last year buyers came o Portland
from all sections of the Pacific north,
west- s They were here in abundance
from all portions of Oregon and Wash
ington, and the representation from
ld,aho and even Montana was far great
er than anyone had expected. :
'This season, with the success of
last year's movement still in the minds
of trade here, as- well as in the in
terior, and with a greater volume of
advertising to acquaint outside buyers
with the tacts of Portland's suprem
acy, there is no doubt that the number
of business will be fully double that
of a-year ago.
Outside buyers will be shown in
concrete form that they can purchase
their requirements cheaper and with
less delay at Portland than in any
other market on the Pacific coast.
' .' , . -j
STRENGTH IN MUTTON SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
nmiTitiiirn mniu in Tmir ciimiitt nrnr
uMUiiu iuuai in iuiid roup mwt .
II PORTLAND YARDS
Only Handful of Staff Comes For
ward and Trade Is Very Fjrm;
University of Idaho Is Making
Shipment to This City;
444t4
4 Today's Hog Market.
TOPS
....... ;., $8.se
MARKET FOR WOOL BETTER
Chicago
Kansas City
Portland . . .
Omaha . . . . .
8.80
8.60
8.60
BAG
(RECKED
, IN BIDS; FOR DATS'di
Market Is Fractionally Better With
Bidg as High its $24. and $24.50,
for No. 1 Quality; Small Trade
in Barley Is Noted. ! -
EV,
ROCKS AND MAY BE
TOTALLY DESTROYED
Disaster Occurs . at North
Jetty at Florence, Or., at
About 6 P. M. Last Night.
that port at 6" o'clock last Msht. vh"1PnJoaHnTI TaQ3
the Thode Fagejund. under charter to 1 CUCiClliUU lO OtO
w, n. Grace te., will leave
Sound' where' she has been discharging,
probably this afternoon. The British
steamer Kinross, loading; at Clark &
Wilson's Linn ton lumber mill, for
Shanghai, for Balfour. Quthrie 4c Co.,
will probably finish Monday.
ALOXG THH WATERFRONT
Buyers of Wool in
Hurry to Purchase
The market for poultry Is showing
a very bad break in values along Front
treat, a week or 10 days ago the
trade was exceedingly flrin with sup- Show More Anxiety to Contract
niu.- t.H thun the demand at io ni ...
-Sound for hens but during the last 21 " Bome KPOrta of Advanced
hours confirmed sales were shown at
18 a pound and there were uncon
firmed reports that from V to lc a
pound less than this had been accepted
Prices Are Received.
Buyers of wool are showing keen
- . .i...
py rron l eireei anxietv to in te.rt Pacific northwest
made in the face of widely circulated sheep men in contracting their fleece
quotations by a Front street house supplies. Already shearing operations
which claimed to have, a corner othe are reported in some sections of the
business as well as supplies and that nortnwe8t and BOme 1 wool is being re-
VeVic ThaT dttg reciV.? ln tha warehouse at interior
davs While everyone on Front street
took" the Quotations of the so-called Higher prices are .being offered, in
Wise ones with several grains of salt, secret by some of the buyers, it being
thr were many ln the country who stated that as high as 18 ' cents has
. .T KiT.v., them and conse- actually been Daid in Montana and
ountlv they received a bad bumping that this same price was offered for
when their stock was actually shipped several lots ln Idaho and eastern Ore-
t tha, market All other houseH were gon.
?. ? JPJ?::.VJiJi;ll .nl v. tha A email amount of fauslneaa has been
country the right impression that the reported in eastern Washington but
Mice of chicken was at the danger sheepmen have been off ering ItiO freely
mark and that a loss in values would there to receive the extreme prices that
Jvu-ii, V..iit within a Bhort time, have been available to those who ha,v
' Receipts of chickens along the street 1 been holding back for higher values, i
. M.rrzKl- i.t t, dv hv been! Efforts of eastern houses to secure
varv liberal and the trade's require-1 consignments of northwest woe-1 are
'taenia "at the former extreme value I increasing but it Is not likely, ln view
more man cumiun.Dijr . jk "J'0.,,, ::.Y.i.r "r.r
wui atvuu iiiuuii viuti vjt ihib fiicuiwu,
f oreign markets lor wool continue
Higher Prices Are
Offering for Wool
a
POBTXAKD LIVESTOCK BL'N.,
nog: tane. valves, oneep
Saturday 1B4
rriaay 4t
Tharsday 297
Wednesday 1.10tt5
Tueaday f i. 171
Monday 105
Week aso 3M8
OontracUng Vajues Reach the High lr 3 bii
Mark for Season, to Date;
Three year age
88
SO
lfiO
T7
154
785 -1
244
None
121
3
553
11)9
388
2400
if
254
e ! Wheat Cargoes Selling. 4
e Cargoes Of wheat are being
e removed from the Atlantic sea-
board to Europe. The recent de-
e cline In prices at Chicago and
in the middle west has stitn-
e la ted business but values on the e
Pacific coast are too high to a
4 admit of European .business at
e this time, i
BOTTOM IS PUNCTURED
Tha rrederick Breaks Away Trom tae
Tag Ztoscoe; Barga Carried, aiaoain
ery for Ooatxactora.
I
WHEAT CARGOES QUIET. !
London, April I 4. Wheat earaoea on oaa-
age quWC
. Engllsn oo an try markets itc-ady.
French country market quiet.
All Sections Firmer.
(Special to Tbe Jonrnal.t
Boston. Mass., April . Wool con
tracting has assumed new life in the
west, with the highest prices of the
season n&ld riurinir the tin at week:
Prices are strong here for both foreign I change
ana aomesuc grades oi wool. Duip
mffnts continue ' heavy, showing that
the mills are active.
Attention is drawn to the abnormal
conditions both here and abroad, partic
ularly the parallel that can be drawn
between the tariff situation, regarding
wool and the paradox noted when the
duty was removed from hides. Hardly
had the removal taken place when
prices of hides and leather were ad
vanced and since have been held high.
The past four months have shown a
similar experience in the wool trade.
uoraestie line and line medium
Monday
Total this weak
J ear ago .....
to date.. 14.011
Year ago 15,318
therefore the slump.
DRESSED MEATS .ARE DOWN vn'pnth prices weh naintalned
Wheat Mart Shows
But Limited Spread
Sharply lower prices are heins
named for country killed meats in
h. Front street trade, bales of No,
1 calves were made on the street dur-
i-y. 1..t 91 hmin down to lOO a
pound and a similar price is noted for
hogs. The wants of the trade are over
.ri.'otr irvrvRTATW & ,oss of c for My and unchanged
EGG TRADE VERY UNCH.RTA1W fop July and September. Market
Chicago, April 4. Wheat closed with
Uncertainty Is shown in the local
egg trade. While in some quarters
I?"-. :.n.Miton. of a better mar-
ket during the coming week, this Is
net shared generally. Th. .vlJeBw l'
that the market is being manipulated
by strong interests.
opened A to Vic lower than yesterday.
Aside from the fractional gain after
the ODenina. there was extreme stag
nation in wheat options today. May
showed an advance of but vfcc July Vic
and September over initial figures
and the greatest spread ln either of
the deliveries was but He and this was
ln May.
.n.tci tinirfo i jfciroomnaii camea rrom Xjivernooi
PAR. OF ASfAWAUtB '""' I that the wheat market was dullbut
I the pndertone was steady. There was
less Inquiry for nearby Manltobas and
a quiet cash demand with favorable
weather reports from Russia and flat-
eeUeot condition and best offerings tertng reports from. America, but ex
ara holding firm at I2.B0 a pyramid, pectations are for light world's ship
Trade in toe sou in ia jauui.
Only a few bogs and sheep came for
1 Tx-.edar
. iuouji vi ; uiwiuta i Wednesday
over mgni ana two ox inese came at- i"aay .
rpt tt tha TTnlnn lWAnfr RnmntinT. I Saturday
General conditions ln the livestock i68'. ?
market are showing Dractlcally no
from yesterday: Tods sold 5
though scarcely enough stock came for
ward for today's market to fully tent
conditions.
At Chicago there was a further ad
vance of a nickel in the price of hogs
over yesteraay s aavancea xigures.
Kansas City hog market showed a
like advance with a very limited run.
Omaha hog market was slow but the
top was a nickel better than yesterday
at s.ou.
General hog market range
21- Best live, 175 to 225 lbs f " 8.60
,. I ur.m. fftAOW VV rt
POETLAXD GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Cara-
Wheat.Barle.T.Plour.Oata.Bay.
9
6
11
7
2
10
8
44
71
23tt3
1776
34 3 10 3
a 8 11 2
33 5 8 4
22 1 12
25 6 6 4
10 3 10 3
1 5 16 1
1K 28 67 IS
124 10 82 18
2243 2318
1D25 1939
1473
1369
FOREIGN WHEAT MARKETS.
Llrerpuol Wheat cloaed nnrhinied to 14 ri
lower.
I'aria Wheat closed c higher.
Antwerp Wheat cloaed unchanged.
Berlin Wheut cloaed ?4c lower.
Budapest Wheat vlosed 4c higher.
Buenos Aires Wheat closed unchanged.
. (Special to Tbe Journal. i
Florence, Or April . 4. The barge
Frederick, in tow of the tug Roscoe,
went on the rocks at the end of -the
north Jetty last night and will likely
be a total loss. Loaded with ma-
' chinery for Porter Brothers, the vessel
was being towed In about 6 o clock,
last night. The Roscoe lost control
of the barge ln a stiff southeasterly
wind and the Frederick Jammed agalns
the end of the north jetty, damaging
both the barge and the - Jetty consla
erably. ?
Thirty-five bents were torn from the
jetty. The bottom of the Frederick
was knocked full of holes and she
took water rapidly settling on to the
rocks. Today every attempt is being
made to save some of the machinery..
aboard her and probably some of it wll
be saved. She carried 800 tons of rail
way equipment, including a steam
shovel, a locomotive and several dump
cars, besides a lot of tools and general
equipment for Porter Brothers.
The Frederick has been pursued by
hard luck. Only last week she "came
With a heavy load of freight the
steamer Tiverton. Captain Green,? re
turned from Puget 8ound yesterday,
Fog at the mouth of, the river and on
tha river held her up several hour.
The fog lifted at the mouth of tho
river this morning, enabling the Brit
ish steamers Cardiganshire and Crown
of Toledo to sail at 8 a. m. Both
steamers go to Puget Bound to com
plete their cargoes.
To take -on flour for use at the can-
neries : in Alaska this summer . the
American ship Levi Burgess moved
from Llnnton to Albina dock today.
The Ocklahama is bound up the riv
er today with tbe two German barks.
Barmbek and Tarpenbek, on her haw-
sera The Barmbek is coming to M. H
Houser for grain and the Tarpenbek to
Comynn, Mackall & Co. for lumber.
Both will discharge ballast at the Linn-
ton ballast dock before coming to
Portland. . - .
The gas schooner Delia reached
Portland late last night from Nestucca
while the gas schooner Jack Burnham
is to sail for Oregon coast ports tonight.
The steamer San Ramon, Captain
Jamleson, which was to have sailed for
San Francisco with passengers and
lumber, today, will not get away till
Monday. She carries 400,000 feet of
lumber for San Francjsco.
Yet Undecided
Ho Decision oa Question of COmsoli-
datlag Saaoational rea tares mt ths
Xvaagalical Chnxehes. , . :k "
Dallas, Or. April 4. Most of yester
day's session f the United Evangel
ical conference was - devoted to a
heated discussion in executive session
of the 'recommendation of the Joint
commission to federate ' the Vnltad
Rvapgellcal, the United Brethren and
the Evangelical associations' educa
tional interests. The matter was final
ly left in the lianda of the educational
committee headed by President Winter
of Dallas college.
The temperance committee's report
was adopted, setting aside August ,
as pledge signing day and November
8 as antl-cfgarette day. Resolutions
declaring for prohibition of the liquor
traffic and the white slave traffic and
the elevation of. public amusements
were passed. A recommendation to
Increase the number of church stew
ards was lost. One to extend the
terms of pastors to five years carried.
Rev. C. C Poling. Rev. A. A. Win
ter, 11. Barendrlck and W. 11. Stauffer
were selected as delegates to the gen
eral conference. ; .
MARINE IWTEWMGI5NQE
Due to Arrive.
Paralao, from Baa Franciaeo . April 4
Breakwater, Coos Bar ., April 5
Koanokt, rrom San l'lego ana way. -April a
Beaver, from Baa Pedro and war .....April 7
Alliance, from Eureka and Coos Baa..Anrtl 8
Knu cut. rrom Baa reoro ana wan..AWii i
Yucatan, from San Diego and war ... .April 12
J. B.-Stetson, from Alaska April IS
Aroilne, from Ban Fraa. Cuoa Bay. April 14
Qulnault, from Alaska ...April is
IhuiiMrvfeii. from iramfWk r n,l ttrimnt . . A nril !fl
out of the yards at Portland, where Tboa. Wand, from Alaska.... ... April 2
she was overhauled and repaired of I ft B. Stetson,, from Alaska ..April 30
Court Martial for
Captain Griffiths
DlsBTualng- OffUar la QaartersaaarUr'e
Department at Beattle C&arged with
Shortage; Oeaeral Votts to JPxeslda.
Seattle, Wash.. April 4. Captain J.
H. Griffiths, disbursing officer of the
quartermasters depot ln Beattle. will
be placed on trial before a court mer-
tlal at Fort Lawton Monoay, cnargea
with a shortage of about $9000 in his
accounts. Brigadier General Ramsey
E. Potts will preside at the court
martial. : Major H. J. Gallagher, head
of the depot here, placed Captain Grlf-
fiths under arrest a few weeks ago
after an investigation of his accounts.
a!5.. Jn A' -m?S? ?Ar Rouah and heavy
Buurou pouiiu kb aii una mue iui yi. 1 p H B tn . 05 iv,a
1 nia nnrkmaiv ia nirriAiiit rn nvniun . .
yet certain factors are clear.
Foreign mills are busy and wool
prices are high all over the world.
Prime heavy, 225 to 250 lbs. 8.50 8.55
. 7.008.00
. 7.75 8.25
Cattle Conditions Are Steady.
Conditions ln the cattle market are
steady at North Portland at the week's
Moreover, the wool clip of the United I closing. There were no arrivals over
States has been steadily decreasing,
in view of the Jttlg increase in popu
night and only a very limited supply
came forward yesterday. Latest sales
There is a slightly better feeling in
the oats trade for No! 1 stock, as
high as $24.50 a ton Is being bid by
local parties while generally most in
terests are freely offering $24. Some
fairly good buying Is reported at
this range during thft. last 48 hours.
sua ioaay s oias were quite sieaay at
the range.
or barley the market is now steady
with most bids for No. 1 feed at $22.50
with brewing $1 above, this. While the
the results of running aground at Ta
qulna bay on December 13 last. She
was badly damaged ln this accident
and was repaired at considerable ex
pense. The tug Roscoe has also lin
Bua to Dasart.
Eaa Ramon, for San Francisco.... . .April S
Bear, for Ban I'edro and way ......... April j
Breakwater, for Cuua Bar ... April 8
Boiiok, for Saa-lHego aud way. .... .April 8
AllUnce, for Coot Bar and Eureka.-. -April 10
lauon in tms country, tnjs iaer rac ;n ine yams inaicaie waijioe bhu- market for Barlev ia show n a alight
nqn is somewnat Deiier in tne cneaper n ootivit-J n th.t K.
has especial significance.
Fractional Chaijge
Shown in Stock Lisl
Tops continue un-
MONTANA FISH ARB ARRIVING
Amal. Copuer Co. .
Am. Cav Jk lfcuindv.
4 . . 1 n Jt ,LJ 1 . . , T . .4 1 1 .
support.
priced offerings,
changed at S8. '
At Chicago there was a steady tone
in the .cattle trade for today.
Kansas City cattle market ruled
strong at an advance of a nickel.
Omaha had no cattle offerings on
the market this morning, but the trade
new x ui ml.. ADni a. irauiuK in inai f.AinnQitw
stock market was extremely dull for General cattle market range:
it!,daywlJh tQJul "t18 ot bu. 6M00 Prime steers, IlOO to 1200
shares during the short session. Dounds $7 90
Price changes in the list were nom- nJrnti to piiniVa steers . : 7-75
Inal and really showed no headway in cono,,
steers 7.00
ly.of professional character. . HXed ' heife
.e pronts ror KUDDer woarH.n- "t; choice dehorned
uiaciunng company xor me year were row 6 85 fits 95
fhU324"0 M38'"3 'rom B.rtVuii.:::: :::::::::::: o.solliol
the previous year. n!ij k.iii kaose
byROv!reckNrcIokSmDany,U Bl? 17 CoSfmonulls-,: '.V.'.Y.'.'.Y.W 4.0. M
Boarl of Trade u9ildfn?P?y' ?" Best ht calvea 9.00 .6
r1!,! . Ordinary calve. .......... 8.008.75
Range of Chicago nrices furnished
by Overbeck at Cooke Co., 21S-21.7
a prererred
. Cotton OIL c.
A fish entirely new to the local mar- I Board of. Trade building:
vt la coming forward from Montana
dina irood sale. It IS I Vnntb
called fhe dace and appears td be a j May 81 V
cross cwiween uie wi w"r
meat IS white and rather sweet, al- Sept
though somewhat boney. Sales at
6V1O a pound. My
Bl)T FEW ONIONS ARE UNSOLD Se
' May
According to W. 1. 8wank, selling July
agent of the , Confederated Onion Sept.
Growers' association.- not 'more than
(0 bags of Onions are unsold In west- May
rir-frnn nYii thaHa are stored In July
'this cltv. There has been more or I Sept.
less tall of Australian onions here but
none have as yet been placed on sale.
SOME POTATO TRADING NOTEDj
May .
July
Bept.
May
July
WHEAT.
Open. Rig.
P7Mi 8T4
.... bt'i l
CORN.
.... 87
.... W 68
.... 68 885
OATS.
SS 38
30 30
..... 88 '38
PORE.
Jnf2 W8
2IW0 21190
2065 8087
LARD.
1050 iorq
1072 1074
108S 1085
RIBS.
1115 1115
1130 1130 ,
Low.
0H
87
8
674
68
67
88
39V4
37
3077
2080
2U62
1047
loss
1082
HOT
1125
Close.
61 U A
87 2
Tear ago,
' Dealers - report the purchase of a
. wr oarinarla cit extra fancy potatoes
, for shlnment to California at 40 to NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
45c a cemai. uniy exira bcibvicu
stock la wanted at all and even for
' 11.1. ih. mAVAmant 1 a vrv restricted.
- ' I n..Hn
NOTICE StSK5'
Thursday
Weather bureau sends out the toU a""Q "f
lnwlnar notice to shippers: Protect l xtA.i
shlDmenta as far north as Seattle
aaraJnst minimum, temperatures of
8HLPFERS WEATHER
rortlanf Banks.
This week.
1.888.27K.2T
.... 2,t49.08.55
.... 2,3i,622.71
8,127,071.42
2.748,850.07
2.230,UQ7.1l
do
Am
Am. Loco., c
Am. Smelt, e
do preferred
Am. TeL lc Tel..
Anaconda Mining Co. . .
Atchison, c , ....
do preferred . -. .
Baltimore A Ohio, e..
I Beet Sugar ,
Bt tbiehem Steel, e. . . .
68 B I Brook. Rapid Transit.
B Canadian t'acmc, c. ...
68 B I Central Leather, c....
do preferred
C. & G. W.. e
do nreferred
C, M. A Bt. Paul...
C. W., e.. .........
Chlno Copper
Chesapeake a Ohio . . .
Colo. Fuel a iron, ..
Colo. Southern, c
Consolidated Gag
Corn Products, e......
Delaware A Hudson...
D. & R. G., e
do preferred .......
Erie, c,
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd
General Klectrle .....
G. K., ore lands
do prererrea
Ic Securities .......
Illinois Central
Inter. Harvester
88T4 B
39 B
38 B
20RA
21 3
2085
1047
J085
1082
1110
lias
1.6R7.802.28 int"r" Met.
1,598.312.08 'JreVr
c
n r.. m .... 1 w p.-ccmww
. I T-Phlo-h Vallea
O unu KOl -m l r p . . -
V U mVJ , J mmt. a A
1.773.65S.04
about 48 degrees; northwest to Bpo
kane 42 degrees: southeast to Boise.
40 degrees; south to Ashland, 46 de
grees. (Minimum temperature at Port
land tonight, about 62 degrees.
w I Clearing
jOISmXU i'lllt-V-a rulilliAIilJ I Balances
Week to data ...$14,814,476.13 $11,815,030.72
Taoema Banks.
Clearlnxa $
Balances ,
Seattle Bank.
ehlx
K. O. Southern
ll.Tlnsn PaluJ.nm .
1,888,788.98 LoulsTille Nashyille
Uo., Kan. a Texas, c.
do prererrea .......
Mo. Pacific
National Lead
Nevada Consolidated .
New Haven
N. X. Xeatral
N. Y., O. W .
Norfolk Western, c.
Northern Pacific, c...
Pae. Mail Steam. Co
847.714.00
22,827.00
.$ 2.088, 482.00
148.535.00
These price, are tboa at whir wholesaler MONEY AND EXCHANGE NEWS Peon. Ball way ....
BUTTER Nominal Willamette valler creaml . .. . . t Preed Steel Car. c
Ilia met te valley cream-
ranch batter., lHc; city creamery, 25e. silver, -28 15-lSd; bank rate, 3.
rt. rubes, aalllnff prlca, .Z4c; state mints. I lionoon, apru i.-uuuw, 'nu,i
EtiUS aeiectvti. i aiifusa racni, xirea.
lV,e; eaa count. 18H10c; buying prloa f.
m. rortisnn, lant.
New York, April 4. Sterling ex-
' . . .. . r V t, . .. ' i i.B" I
1.1 m rm.nii nrum, ioimi: Droller. I ver bullion, finite.
IT He: alags. live sees, 12c- pkln ducks.
1P"UJVI inainn Kunners. lac; scene, l:i(jj
le iUrssyn. nmu, 40(a23c; ptg-
lackrabblta, 12.00)82.25.
. CUKE8R Nominal." Fresh Oregon fsacy rtfll
rrtin twins inu niic.w, usMiea. 71c;
Ban Francisco, April 4. Sterling ex--1
c h , .... 1111. .i.kt ngi'
doc. $4.81 H. Transfers telegraphic.
iikvo premium; signt. ija premium.
Vnuna America. !2e.
BBRBICS Cranlierrlea, local. laeia.BQ per
srrel, anstern, 112.
HBE8H rKUIltt Oranges, eavela. $2,000
AOs tangerlnea, $t.7bC2.00; bananaa. Lr
Jb. lemons, 3.B)4.50; limes, (1.00
1U01 grapefruit. Florida. S8.0oQa2a; plua-
San Francisco Barney Calls.
6an Francisco, April 4.-n-Barley calls:
AtrI13 April 4
Close Open Close
av 113KB 113 113
per I December .112 111 111
VEGETABLES Turnlpa, $1.00: beets. $1.00; I wethers.
earroU. l.u: nstwniiw. Sl.uu aack: cabhsre. I i.u..
local. $2.50: California. $1.752.50. Mexl- Q
eaa tomatoes. norma lomaioea. S4.ao nop 1
10MailV.e: lambs. 13c: pork lolaa.
A US. BACON. ETC. Ham. 17 19c:
break as t bacon, 15j28c; boiled bam, 28e:
picnics, laftci coitsga, aie.
do preferred
Bar Cons. Copper
Beading, c. ,
do at, pia
do 1st pfd ..........
Rep. Iron k Btel.
do preferred
Bock Island, c
do oref erred ........
fl. L4 S. F.. 2d pfd
do 1st pfd
8 UJATB. W e .
do-referred
Southern Pacific, c...
Southern Hallway, c.
do preierrea
Tenn. Copper
Texas a Pacific
T.. 8. L. A W., c...
do preferred
Union Pacific, e... ..
do preferred
U. S. Rubber, c
do oref erred .......
U. S. Steel Co., e...
do preferred
rtnh fanner
Virginia Chemical
76
2
42
34-'
14
89
92
206
100
42
31
1S3
8
ii"
20
a
148
128
ioi"
15
ei
144
65
25
15
69
80
104
113
iio
43
185
0
ii
94
34
16 ii
159
61
104
62
78
0
30
42
84
85
98
89
ii
92
206?
76
42
83
35
98
89
ii
92
200
Am
76
60
29
9171
42t?
;
69
102
122
Sheen Conditions Tixm.
Conditions in tbe mutton trad a et
North Portland continue Very firm.
been shown for nom wlti. It would
not take very heavy offerings to force
a lower price.
extreme dullness is indicated in the
wheat market. California buyers seem
10 nave entirely disappeared from the
bidding, and quite suddenly while local
interests who were so anxious to se
cure supplies a short time ago are
showing less keenness in their bidding.
Bids are slightly revised with club at
9293c per bushel tidewater track
basis, with bluestem at $1.001.01.
WHEAT Producers' prices, track
n I . et . . x. n ii 1 rt n . . . , i . .
7-00X-2 stem. $1.01; fortyfold, 93to94c; val-
ley, 93Vi94c; red Russian. 91c
uai guying price: jso. 1 whiter
ieea, 124: gray. IZ3.50 ner ton.
BARLEY Nominal nroducers' nrice.
track basis: Feed.. $22.60; brewing,
$23.50 per ton.
FLOUR Selling price: Patent,
$4.80; Willamette valley, $4.80 local
straight, $4.20; export. $3.90 0 4; bak
ers', $4.60 4.80. '
HAY Producer; price: Willamette
ftTOAJ rr.ent -". with-u8tv u
... . . vc. .v-o., wu on iter way uaca 1 xucatao, for San IMego ana way. ...April jo
to Florence, where she la reinilnrlv I Aroilne. for Coo Bar and San Fran. .April 15
employed by Porter Brothers in their Mf" cty; Tt8". 'od wa'"fj!i i2
ralarourl wort .,t " Qulnault. for Alaska. Apr II 18
11. C fn,r : w...B i,.Cncu I Thomas L. Wnd. for Alaska , April zi
with the Tide Water Mill company. I UoaneyKbire, tor Orient and Europe.. A frit S7
11 is the belief that the Frederick- I J B. Stetson, for Alaaaa.
will be a total loss. She lies now on
top- of the rock work of the lettv.
1 - w 1 p a mm
weagea in among the piles, and every days. Wednesday, Fridays
swell runner Increases the damage to I connecting with steamer
ner Duuom. .oiuch of the machinery
PORTIiAND IN FIFTH PLACE
There was only a handful of stuff valley timothy, fancy, $13.5014; east
ern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy. $16
16.60; alfalfa. $13.0013.50; vetch and
oats, $11; clover, $9 9.10 per ton.
tiKAiN bau ro. Calcutta, fu
ture delivery, 7c.;
M1LLBTUFF8 Bran, $23.60;
shorts, $25.50 per ton.
. .May 1
I inn saa arMoiaeo.
Steamer Harvard and Yale, alternating.
leave San Francisco for Baa Dies oa Uol-
aba aaturiiaya,
from Portland.
Northbound, tlier arrire at Hua Franclxca
on Tuesdays, Thuradaya, Storars end Sua-
vaaasia in xen.
Nktna Berts
Berlin, f Am. ship..: .P. C. Bunkers
T w Rnru. Am. bk . Alblna
Records Show Whoul ITVtwv.., Oakland. Aw. scfc - Alblua
" " J . w ,t. Nicholas. Am. Sch... Astoria
AValSIII.Fl Sir HPIlMIQItlf I flilawwlr .lratlfrn aV . I MWK
Portland stood fith amona- 'th- I Wmv M- Kottlnith.m, Am. -..Port. UrOa
tit thA TTntt.it '. :t" -
n wiieni exports I Kinross, Br. s -
uuiuig 1 oui uary, acooraing to the I ShosBone, Am- tr
United States customs report received tr
bv ollertor of P,,.tm " n H. Vance, Am. atr
r- , , luviuH -. 1 gan Bamon, Am. ti ...
Burke this morqing. This port also Bosslie Mahany, Am. str....
occupies Illtn position In shlnmenta I Tarpenbek, Ger.
-. . .Ltnnton
. ...Wauua
.Alrsworth
. .West port
. . .L,lnatoa
St. Helens
Astoria
of vhut for- ,nn v . v. I Multnomah . Am. atr ..Jefferson St.
:-Y " "" Earmbek. Ger. bk - Astoria
ifia-ia. I K-rbn Am. mtl - Oak St
Oregon exports of wheat during Feb-I Siskiyou. Am. atr...' , Couch St
ruary were 322.570 bushels valuer! t I Paralao, Am. atr - Alber
$289,560. Ahead of this port were New Bouts te Liu ra!a.
York, city, which led; New Orleans. I Name-- Balled from
Maryland ports and Galveston. Tha "'. Vt: t: "B,Sar"
mi, . iwui, rr. sea...... .... ciswouri
1 1 Jean. Fr. bk Jiewcsat la, Bu
100 100
'42
'&t" '3i
m" i32
8 8
"ii" 'ia"
;89 '29
iii' iie" "
ji27 128
ioi' " ioi' '
15 15
61 61 I
144 143
'5 '"
"25 25
'io '15
60 69
90 89
ioi" io3
114 113
iio iio
'43 is"
'22'' 22"
185' 164
if?-
13
82
100
13S '
41
63
23
Boston, April 4. Copper. bids:
38
127
111
104
15
11
94
34
16
celery, Florida, $3.76 per crate; egg
lac; cauuuower, local, sistco sose
forsia, ( ) eraia: rvencn ar
50c doaan; sprouts, lOe; strlm
,51m bans. i lb.; pea.
ach, 8T31 box; aaparagu. $1
box; hot hotisa eneombers, $1 .50
ONIONS Jobbing price
tx.00: carload! omrln nr
t. e. . b'PPlnf atatloai garlic lzQ15c lb.
rviAiuaa eeuiD prm; extra coolce,
T5c; choice, Soc: ordinary, 50c sack; buy
.lnr price, carloads. 40c; extea fancy, sorted:
sy California, 696c.
Hope. Wool and 'HU.
HOPS Buying price, choice, 17e; prime.
18017e; medium to prime. I5Q15e: con.
trscts, 1415c
CHJTTIM OS CASCABA BA&K Car lots,
sue: lass than car lota, 4o,
llOHAlB 114 Nominal, 1 25 26c.
WOOL Nominal, 1914 clip: Willamette val
ley coarse Ootswood, lSQlsc; medium Shrop.
hire, lie; choice fancy lota, 1 8c lb.; eaatera
' Oregoo, 100J 18c, accordlna to shrinkage.
HIDES Dry hides, 22923 lb.; grew, lia
Ite; aaLted hides, 12e; Valla, green salt. 8
as
an.
tha salted; sheep pelts, (sited, hearings,
tratet green oaluos, 12e do, bunches; pep.
aers. IH-II. B"; Bead lettuce iz.50 crate; I OYHTEKS Sboalwater bay. per gallon 1- I .t w """VM
ie, egg pianr. I aa an- m 1DO lb. sack I i: mnua ...tn I
25. i5c can; $8.5 goaaag Mslera.' 1 shell, f 1.75 I wlnflnCentrsi e i "
artlcnokea, 40a 2.00 par 100; raaor clam. c.002.2a bai; IWIsconsin central e.
ing beana, .20e; eastern eyatera, per gallon, aoild pck. $100. I Total sales 63,600 shares.
' a?'L,iI,A:."Jlu" FISH Nominal. Dressed (ktuuuer, 7e; I ..i....... r-v
6
62
I 1
5
ii'
159
61l
104
83
'67
31
1
62 Ii
174'
Ad venture .. 1
Aheem . j..;.205
Allouea 4.... 4 2
Cal. & Ariz. 68
Cal. A Hecla.417
Centennial 1. 16'A
Cop. Kangei, 37
Daly West.li.
Granby . .
Greene Can.
Isle Royal.
Lake
Arcadian
East Butte
Hank
Helvenia .
Iowa ; . . .
Inspiration
Shannon .
Soues. ....
Superior .
Tamarack
South Latce)
Wyanodt
Aigo ..
LaSalla
Mass . . .
iMohawk
Nevada
I Nippissing
. o-iviq c;Diony.. s
. 37V!01d Dominion 50
I. lJUIOsceola 79
2VNorth Butte.
8V.Uia colony.
70
lVir
3
43
15
6
27
3
awaiting buyers at the opening of the
market, total arrivals for the day be
ing but 43 head, and some of these
cam direct to a killer.
A special to The Journal from tha
35 I University of Idaho, at Moscow, says
98i I that vesterdav there vera started from
100 I the university's experimental station.
22- I r.Vr t't Vf tfr 2" """si BOSTON COPPER OUOTATIOVS
- O w vix.HrM.i, va av.vf Aaaga'ivi -
dv an American experiment station.
opgg I The sheep were shipped to the Port
35 1 land marset, the consignee being t'n
99 union Meat company. The shipment
KunBiu 01 mree auuDie-oecKen car
loads or lamDs, ewes and wethers, or a
total of 735 head. Of this number 610
are lambs and 225 are ewes and wethers.
The entire flock was tmrchased bv
the University . last December, ant!
. ..." '
vv. since mat time nave been red for ex
87J perlmental purposes at the Caldwell
us station. The sheep are fattened on
12 i laano grown feeds, and have made tz-
23 markable gains in weight. The ewes
20 j and wethers have been fattened on a
26 I mixtufa of one-half barlev nn-f mirth
45 I ftntn anrl nnf.f miptti natii wltt. n!fnir.
148 land mlxntl hav Tho latnhn u;.t.a tat.
tened in tnree separate lots, one beinr
ferl fitraie-ht harlAv and alfalfa ha..
another alfalfa hay and a mixture oi
tnree-rourtns oarley and one-fourth
Jtfl 1 w ... b'.n u.. u anaiia tlCkj. mill a
61 iw I one-half barley, one-fourth corn and
144 1 one-fourth oats mixture.
xjeiimie iigures on tne mg expert- Winona ..J. 3
R!?.tJ,?Jr?-,At vet been worked out. wolverine 1-45
a., a vuyudu., vci am LlleVt WUU
UATr VD liiohl. rintH -a-ap 111 V. . t, a. t
A bulletin s'howing the exact reults MUTTON STEADY AT DENVER
oi me experiment wiu be published in I ' 1 ?
tne very near future. i Tw Tamha Am TtnUlinV T.TK;
At umcaao there wan sl nw tn t 1 r - - " '
the mutton trade for tha dav. but I Small Run of Cattle.
prices wereunchanged. Denver. r Colo.. April . 4.-t-Hogs Re
n.n.ne v,jiy. iiuuon marset was ceiDts. 250: market, steady.:
nrm at rormer prices. Cattle-Receiots. 60: market, rteady
urnana mutton market was nominal, I Steers. $.00 8 00; cows and heifers.
S5.258.70. I
7!Quincy
4 '
11
18
30
4
17
6i
26
3Q
61
Santa Fe 1
Cons. Alines. 2
Reveria 14
Stewart ...115-15
MeKinley
Baltic . .
Ohio
Verde
Yukon
78
13i
35
70
2 i
36!Boston Ely.. 38
36 IMont C. & C 29
Utah Mining 10 ICons. Arizona 54
Victoria ...j. 1 ICorbin. ....... 100A
IDavia Daly.. 83
"v vijo cigui i usaa, tier, um
mounts oi me cereai year, ine com
bined Puget Sound ports were two
places below Portland exporting 155,
880 bushels of wheat valued at $141,
580. Of Interest in the general report is
the steady increase which has taken
place in the wheat exports of the Unit
ed States ln the psgt three years. With
four months yet to be reported the ex
ports for 1913-14 already overtop
those of the 1912-13 by 4,000,000 bush
els. In the past eight months, 71,621,
501 bushels of wheat, valued at $67,
669,755, have left this country, while
last year 67,618,410 bushels, valued at
$65,252,411, were exported. Iq the ce
real year of 1911-12, 25,623.746 bush
els, valued at $23,960,005. left Amer
ican ports, making an increase in two
yeaca of almost 300 per cent.
Bt earner Tosemlte, from Portland; ateamar
Kiamatn, rrom Ban rearo. naiiee ar o a. m.
British steamer Has! Dollar. lot" ctuumnia
river. Arrived at 8 a. m. Steamer Navajo; .
at 9 a. m. Steamer xaeatan. from ForUaud.
Ran I'earo, April . oaueo sinner trap.
W. Fenwlck, for Columbia rlrer.
Astoria, Or., April 8. Arrieed at neea and
left op at 12:45 p. m. Steamer Siskiyou, frem
8as Pedro. Sailed t 4 p. m.-cbopnr
Beulah, f Ssn Pedro. Arrived down at k:30
p m. British steamer Cardiganshire; at S
IS. Hwmn ewmar. eaura at u.oo p. w.
stanmer E. U. Vance, for Saa I'edro: Warn
er Bee, for San I'edro. .
Seattle. April 1. Arrived Vnrwegtaa ataam--,
er Thode Fagehiud. for PortUad. Sailed
German atMcner Luxor, flora Louipun rer. .
for Sydney. . '
San I'edro. April $. Sailed Steamer Beav
er, for Portland.
San naoeiaeo, April a. arrives at a p.
ra. Hteanw-r Portland, from Portland. Ar
rived at 8 and sailed at V p. m. Steamer
Celilo, from Portland, for San IXeo. Halted
at 7 p. m. Steamer Waap. foe Poellana.
Perim. April 3. Passed BrltUk steamer
Gienlocbr. from Umdoa. for i'ortlaud.
Astoria, Or- April 4. Conultloo at the
mouth of the- river at 8 a. m., rain; wind east
24 mile; weather, raining.
Tide at Astoria Sunday,
High water 7:48 a. m., 7.5 feet; 0:38 p.
n... 6.6 feet. Low ster-l:5a S. 4-3
feet; 8:18 p. m- 0.7 feet.
DsJljr River R4ingf.
. ' . , . " j S.
ff; B - I
STATIONS. ft -
I Ij I e j ii
Lewlston
I'saatlOa
feabls Blaneo Bugene
MONARCH REAIY TO LEAVE
.Autwlrp
.Antwerp
?Ue?v I with no arrivals overrtieht
I General muttnn mariiM nnoti..
HV, I .- , .
1
22
163
88
23
3K
'6
if14
21
Boring lambs
Best, lambs ,
Poor' lambs
Best ewes
Ordinary ewes
Best vearilnsr wethers..
Wethers
$
10.T5
7.25
5.50 6.00
6,25
4.50 f 6.03
6.21 Ji) 6.50
6.60 6.00
Sheep -Receipts. 900:' market, steady.
Yearlings, $6.O0Sj'7.O0; wethers, $5.15
.; ewes. 4.puqio.u&; lamoa, i7.oo
50
94 94
25
89
84 84
18 18
9
18
159l.v
. .... 83
61 ' 60
104 104
82 aa
100
58 57
81' 31
62 62
74 74
I..... 43
Today's XdTestOCk KhlTmeva
Hogs C. E. Lucke, Canby, 1 load di
rect to Union Meat Co.
Mixed Stuff Fred B. Decker. Ger
.... i i , j i , i ...
ComDarative atateni.nt of
ureatocK run:
nsmore. West
sheep.
North Portland
Month to date.
Same, 1913 . . .
Decrease .....
Year to date. .
I Same, 1913 . .
Increase ......
Decrease .....
Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheei
NEW "YORK BOND QUOTATIONS
Bid.
96
944
92V
ID. S UIIH bjuvaw v, bwui, m
9c: sturgeon, ( ); Shad. Sclb.; Oouaders, Se, I Atchison General 4s.
WMUr-inn -Mci wanwis, TUfee. IB, aO, Sold a. .
lie. - I B. B T. 4 .
CBAB8 Lirge. a-uu; meamm, si ecsea. I eke. Ohie 4 94V
ursoaoaa. I 0. U. St. Paul General 4...16SV
4a , 854
...
... era
jo l.Btc".- ... . I Erin General 4a V 744
saiAAB emau wbik, oc: targe waits, lint. Met 4 ,. 76
5c. plak, fte; Unas, Te; bayo, 6c; red I LouUvUfc NahTllU TJn. 4.... 95
Orleans,
HOKE
SALT Coarse, half ground. 100a, $10 per
EnGAnv Cube. S4.9U: powdered. S4BO; im r b I w
or berry, $4.60; beet, $4.40; dry granulated, CaL Gas 5s........
$4.80; D yellow, S3M. (Above SootaUoos are I 0. B. Q. Joint 4s. ..
I SO day net cash. I 1 Erl General 4a
iNS Small walte, 6c: large waits. I Int. Met 4
a, 5c$ Ut 7f bJo, 6c; red I LoaUrUnt A Nashvl
, M . ' 1 Missouri Pacific 4s.. 60
fspan style No. L. fiOBei New I N. -g. a. General 8a.... 82)
tvhe'3' &'J3C&1' IN. k-V. -First Con. 4 86V
,J?Y"Ii,w' per- Northern Pacific 4a 959
. Tttju iw per 1 uregoa poort una Met. a lz
IVTl"- i,..?lr,A Mr10. l Pncifie laiephoae 5 T
a. aids liail! n na Arr n. .hl. I I . 'mi ... A.. . ... 7 I wu. mm. .................. ivn
mi. .;r .: . : i m aim iw. mwuv.uv, muou coca, uu 1 phiih ni ok
rTM tmm m.n. immw ziott wrmmwi n ,,i . mm immm :. . - - - t . - , u - - -
96
92
m. t-.. .-a An-
-:. . . 1.i. UN8EBD OILBaw bbh.. SSe eer.gaL ; ket-
.....ir wal?? T I lie puiieu, ovta., doc, raw case, one; nouao
DRESSED MATS--eJllng price Country 1 cases, 70c gL: loU ot 250 gillons Jeaij
, - - j , v r - 1 I v.. . . w n, trm .VM. y
rongn awi neavy, vcj inner veais. iuc, oral. 1. nulla LSil) Toa sat. Be p; lb. I 800 lb.
rousw " m, uikj ivic, wrai.i, nmis x.u.a.u ion wis, oc pe. in. I i
nsry, Sc; poor, 9 10c; mattoa. 8c; goats. I lots Se pe lb.! lean lota. c per lb.
I OIL WKAL Carload lots. $34.
M EATS Packing house Steer. vVv t tock, I TURPENTINE Ia eases 78c; wood t
cows, No, stock, 12c,- ftwes,- 10c I toe; Irsa barrels. SSe pegaUon,
larreU
B. L. a Saa Francisco Bet. 4a... 77
Be. P. Bet 4a....:...... ....... SVi
8. P. Col. 4s 91
So. By. 5.... .......105
So. By. 4a -. 74
Un. Pacific 1st and Ref. 4. 93
U. S. Steel Ss... ............... .103
West Shore 4.... ....... ....... S4 -
Wabash 4 .53.
Westingbouae Elec. er. Ss 95
Wisconsin Central 4s... I........ 87
346
.. 1550
. . 1210
..18,921
..20,120
3
43
40
292
424
2091
2347
Section
Oregon
Oregon
Prejron
Oreaon
'Oregon .
1199 132
Friday Afternoon BaJea.
STEERS.
No. Ave. lbs
leep.
1184
2047
256 863
68.942 78.967
54.233 67,053
14,709 9914
KANSAS CITX HOGS ADVANCE
Further Rise of 5c in the Yards;
Similar Rise Shown for Cattle.
Kansas City, I April 4- Hogs, 600.
Market strong, $c higher. Tops, $8.80.
Cattle, 100. Market strong, 6c higher.
Eheep, 800. Market strong.
HOGS ARE feLOW AT OMAHA
, 4 i i :
Market Is Up a Nckel jtrat Trade
Is Not Brisk for Day.
Couth rimatifl I inrll 4 1 1 1 a Ttnnm
Hogs. 6700. ilarket. slow. 5c 'higher
at $8.oU$8.oO. i
Sheep, none, j
New York; Cotton Market.
Oregoa
Oregon
Oregoa
Section
Orefton
Oregoa
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
1213
1194 .
1350 s
1105 1
1080
1360
1520
TT70
Price,
$7.50
7.50
7.50
7.00
7.00
23
21
1
2
1
BULLS.
1
1
STAGS.
1
Saturday Morning Sale.
HOGS.
No. Ave. lbs.
.' 50 173
82 163
1 290
1 410
, 3 320
CHICAGO HOGS ARE HIGHER
$5.50
6.00
$5.50
Price.
$8.80
8.50
8.00
8.00
7.50
Tops Advance to $8.90 in Yards;
Sheep Situation Is Slow.
Chicago. April 4. Hogs,' 90f)f). Mar
ket strong. 5c higher. Mixed, $3.55
8.90; heavy, $8.700 8.87; rough, $8.40
a.oa; ugnt, .OU09.V.
cattle, 200.
lis-ht. $8.600 8.9(1
!. 200. Market steady.
Sheep. 600. Market slow.
" Tbe German village of Remborn has
a Unden tree which is said to be more
tbgn 120 years ol..
Month Open. High Low
January ..1166: 1171 1166
May ... ..,126V! 1?73 1S60
July I. ....1235 1245 1234
August ...1214 1223 1J10
September ....
October 11661 1176 1165
December .1171 1179 1161
Close
117172
127273
1244045
1221022
1179Sd
117$75
1176979
River Steamer to Go to San Fran
Cisco When Weather Permits.
With the first indications of several
days of fair weather the river steamer
Monarch, formerly owned by Captain
E. W. SrJencer, but which is to go into
service out of San Francisco, will leave
Astoria in tow of the tug Printer from
Grays Harbor. The Monarch will
leave here tomorrow morning for As
toria. Captain Hasklns and a crew
of eight men will be on board the Mon
arch. They have completed tneir prep
arations for her departure, having tak-
en off the wheel and braced her
throughout with strong timbers. Her
housings have been barred up and it la
thought she will encounter no trouble
ln reaching San Francisco.
ITALIAN CRUISER IS COMING
Calabria to Pay Portland j Visit
This Summer; Dste Not Fixed.
Harbormaster Jacob Speier received
word yesterday that the Italian cruiser
Calabria will visit Portland this sum
mer. The Calabria ia one of the most
modern cruisers in the Italian navy
and her coming will likely result in s
general round of entertainments for
her officers. The date of her arrival
here has not been determined as yet,
but word is expected soon, giving her
entire itinerary.
LUMBER CARRIERS COMING
Thode Fagelund and Hazel Dollar
Due In Three Days.
Two large lumber carriers, the Nor
wegian steamer Thqde Fagelund and
the British steamer Hazel Dollar, will
reach "the river in the next three da.ys
to load lumber. " Reports from San
Francisco give tho Dollar steamer
rominz 'to load ror snangttai tor the
Dollar Steamship eompany, as leaving
.....Callao
Gen- de Bonis, Fr. bk . . . . Newcastle
liiaoellaaeeug a Route.
Lord Lonsdale, Br. ss ...8an Francisco
Arna, Nor. ss Victoria
Tranevaal, Dan. as ..y. .... .Gothenburg
Plcrr Antonln. Fr. bk..,. ..Antwerp
River Furtb, nr. atr ........Antwerp
Inverbervie, ar. atr....
Tram ley, Br. ss
En Keats to Lead Lumber.
Name Sailed from
How tli, Br. bk Newcastle, Eng.
lisrflete, Br. as .Saa Francisa
King Cru. Am. cb. WUUugUm
Qui--eu ugeuie, Br. aa. Bremerton
Irene, Am. ach Hubert
Mathew Tamer, Am. sea Iqutuul
Salem, Am. scb. ........ .Newcastle. N. S. W.
Asumuiau Maru. Jan. SS... Kobe
Lotupae, Br. ss. ................ .Amsterdam
bccleala, Br. as..., Honolulu
Selvelg, Nor. aa 4)aa VraicUfo
Puako, Am. bk Valparaiso
Hhlukal Msru. Jap. ss Mojl
W. H. Hsraton, Am. ach , , . . . Valparaiso
Beulah, Aw. sen Ssa Diego
Omega, Am. ach
Minduro, Am. ach
Queen Maud, Br. aa ,..
Strathalbyn, Br. ss
Iinxel Pollsr, Br. ss
Santa Cms, Am. as
Strathlorne. Br. a
Henrik Ibsen. Nor. aa
Hurst. Br. str
Majmlngiry. Br, str
Christian Bora, Nor. atr..
Alvena. Am. sen
Strathgarry, Br. atr
Strathdan. Br. tr.
Kuiut Hugo. Br. atr.-
Ixrd Lonsdale. Br. atr...
Tbade Fagelund, Nor. atr
Ooquimbe
ouva
, .Saa Franclsee
.Sii Franclsee
..San Francisco
Seattle
Sa Dlege
Melbourne
.........Rureka
.........Kurek
Guaymas
Laetal
.Saa Franrlaco
San Francisco
.Callao
Victoria
. ., Seattle
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. Or.. April 4. Sailed . ra.
British steamer Csrdlgsnslilre and Crewn of
Toleln. for London and way ports. Arrived
st 8:30 and left up at 8 a. ra. Steamer
l'aralso, from Man sraneisco. utii up ai
11:36 a. m. Ger man" bark Barmbek sod Ger
man ahlp Tarpenbek.
Ban mranrtaco. April 4. arrive! at l a. m.
VancouYer Marriage licenses.
Vancouver, Wash., April 4. Marriage
licenses were issued yesterday by the
county auditor ;to the . following per
sons: i J. P. i'neiajQ ana Mrs. Anna E.
Wooliver, both lof Portland: Aron F.
Hill and Miss Hulda Fallberg, both of
Portland: Ray Barker and Miss Linda
Edwards, 17 yeirs old, ' both of. Port
land; W. W. Rhodes, of Portland, and
Mrs. inner Breckon, of Taooma,
Mrs. Barclay 8ues.
Oregon City, Or., April 4. Mary i.
Barclay instituted divorce proceed
lngs against her husband,' Hamilton
C. Barclay, ln tbe-circuit court of this
county Friday! ' alleging I desertion.
They were married in Portland Feb
ruary ti, isu.
Journal Want Ads bring
results.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Stock. Bonds, Cottoa. Orala, Bto.
aiS-317 Board ot Trade Building.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Members Chicago Board of Trade.
Correspondents of Logan Bryaa.
Chicago. New Tork.
J. C, vvilsbn & Co
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NEW TORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW TORK COTTON EXCHANQB
CHICAGO BOARD OS TRADE
TBE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGB
a An x rtArntjicitju .
PORTLAND OFFICE
109 Oak St, Orenad sTloor, Xeswls Blg.
Wilbur B.Foshay
WVBLIO TJTIXITT SrZCIALXST.
Isveatigatlon. Reports, Plana, Develnp..
meut and Maeagement of Electric, Gas,
Street Railway and Wates- Properties.
WOeoz Still4iBg, Portland. Oregoa.;
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PRIVILEGES OF
DEPOSITORS
The keeping of
deposit with a . bank
puts the depositor in
a position to secura
loan accommodation
from the bank and
also opcn9 to him the
experience, judgment
and advice o the
. bank's officers.
Another advantage
the depositor en joy 3
is that he has at his,
command many ' of'
the facilities for gain-.
ing information that v
are available to the
men in charge of the
bank;
SECURITY .
SAVINGS &TRUST
COMPANY '
. Fifth and M orrison
Streets
Capital and Surplus r
$1,400,000 !
I
GonVenient
Gomplete
Goureous
Gapable
SIXTH AND MORRISON
Ladd & Tttton Bank
. EsUbluhed 1859
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2,000,000,00
Cornmercial nd Sarings Peposit
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