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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY- MAY" 13, -1916.
i
4 -
SALES OF WOOL- IN THE INTERIOR SHOWING AN INCREASE
ST
T
Receipts From California Are De
creased, Only 270O Outra Ar-
riving Compared With 4:100 a
. ,Vek Ago; frites Are Higher.
While about 270o crates of C'Mlifrri:U
strawberries were delivered t the IihsI mar
ket during the dii). 1 lip wants of the lrnde
ere much uiideriiidled. I-ast Satiirduy
the rewelpts were flin-o lo i:wn iirati's.
With higher prices In ("MlforniH the !irl
market ' showed it like mltatur Willi nsli-s
Hdvsm-e Willi
;i-iier:illy ;it
r,r ' arrivals
report '-d
J.S3 ITBlc.
I'lrat estimates of iho t'allfornln strHv-
8l1rjr etmu were fur in output i.f lit) per ,nt
jjo' Ibe tiortuiil but lh" rvcei'i frt Mit down
Ifi td amount considerably. I o a I dealers were
limohle-. lo secure urn-', than a half to two
jlblrds t'f the ani-iiiii! of Calf fmrnia sfrsw
( terries they ordered f,,r ll,p day's delivery,
Indicating Ihut I lie toulh li unable to '111
itlw orders.
f-war berries
Hrr reining funvsrd
slow) hut Hu
.niiT lull, iinr I ft I J ' will iiiiii m '-
pinel y
t ! t
I. in
IKitf? , i HnI- wore rcfmrted iilontr
Idnrtng the dn.v hi SI '.'i lo J-
inrre hsrd to ioo rtm thru.
ll--
Jmittkk tkadi
ll()l,lS 1 llt.M
' ' Trade In Ihc IhiIIit ihh ik-1 li firm
ImlDtti alouu Htr 'hhI. Tin- HitiuiEtun i-
sl.rnla In fllllni.'. Ilciiuiiiil m ihU limp
i-tjuai . tilth urtrrliiKh.
a 1 ill
nlilr.l
ill
k I't 'M
WANT TO l-KAV UJ
MOHAIH
,; M'lhalr ImyerB ive us n 1
L'Hdilra t'littluK of n 1 . t .- r 1 . n .
'elrah Up email reninlniiiu si"
K Mson. 'i'hal li the reiihi'li.
lmflll-b iiuoled Monduy nut
iM son
..r Hull
Iheilr d
k- dinil
I bey -."I.'ie
ilur
I lit-4i.-
imlna rt'k.
ItllUi: HITI'ATIOX IS STitOXti
i MltUlllbm In llhe hide murk' I i-oait iiiiii vi
5irnB at lailb ruiifli- nut Aihuiil' .o.si
. fwlllla. Armnliim to ; 'lilies friim the eii-.t
' lhi Ifatlicr lntresiH :ne lil'ed iiilli
- Mild' tire a uiti iitic Mroiiml for lode.
O! 'I.. 'v
VKAI lICA
S
TO
killed
'II, III I'
Itli. .ni
i.lc a
tiii:
1 live. 1
l,.ST
.s, , I he
! Market f
lint I y
i-rk In a ery. I
.1
R Wr aeneral :rl li
I f amall ale n-
Bi oie fairly k'.-kI
-tilt f -cl'l
ns Imv
1'AXXKI MII.K
II '' At the ,1'lviie. "f
snows 1 11cMi.it I
I."..
i" M
IM" iploi.d y
if canned ii 1 i
v and si. me
1 firdajf for the l
;ii
lids 1
. hn nlarVei
I'll I lief I 1 1 III to.!.-'
ttrpata are anil 'imiln;
k'titf (he line soon
a fii titer advanci
UHIUF XOTKS
OF
slow
Tilt-. TltAIIK
t'hlese uii'ik
i . tin try bmti r
si.oniv 10 r
iillllill elfi'
ini'lls sell
i AVW railabcs i
''Xew cfoi on
crr .and flrta
: old
sluvv ly
adv.
flock
Hatall'hnp ciMitiinls a c icported at II'
tMOItMl
' Market Is mucked lth ir quality npplea
tl low irleH.
JHIIIPPKIIS'
wi:Tiii;i;
XOT1CK
S Weather liuronu advises:
I l'IVteet shlpiaents hiring 'he uev- is hours
a far north 11 Seattle aLain-' luininiiiin 'em
1 1 pet-alures of about 10 ili-nr ; norllica-t to
tjj HliOkatlc, "i2 degrees: southeast to Boise. 2U
Aidegpiiea; south to Ahlan.t. ':.' ibrces. Mlnl
Jinum temK'rat!)ie at I'nitland toniglit Hliitit
40 decrees.
i - . .
JOBBING PltlCKS or POKTLAX'I)
f These prices are those at which wholesalers
3$ aell to retailer, except as otherwise stulei'
j i ' Dairy Produce.
m BUTTER Prlnu. ntr, lH.)e; prime firsts,
J 27e, flmts, 2!-ic .uhea. extras. 2744 2" :
j priust firsts, 25c; firsts, 2l(i424VC ikt lb.;
?1 Ualr. Ifu20c. ;
ta tsuxia.nrAr loriianu iH'uvry .mi.
27c:
No.
2. 25c.
llln.
price ti ihalei-s. delivery iv-
tra: helected fresh. 22'i22'-jC d. ; case
l! count, buying price, iircgoii ranch. 21
,, MVE POUI.'IUY liens, heavy, f.ymoutb
HtlCav 43c; orumary ciiicken, 1 1 ir 111.. sing-,
12ai broilers. :tll'l :'.5c lh.: tiu-kevs. !Kii2Ic:
I dressed, fancy, 2tif27e. culls. !7fn20c; nig-
eona; $1.4Si(ial.io: miuhIis. fl 20 dozen; geesp.
lit. 10allc; I'rklti ducks, old. Ilk- II..; young
and heavy, 17c; Indian Itutiners, 14c pVr lh.
CUEEHli Selling price: Fresh Orgon fancv
t( full cr-sm twin anil triple, lie per lb.;
xounaj America. 111' . 11 ice to jouuci. r isis,
Jtlc; young Aniertet. 17c. f. u. b. ; cream
brick.' 2:i(i2le; limberger. 2:i4i24c: Wlsi-onsin
wbcal. Bt'.iw. hi... k ; i'. Hoc.
Frails and Veg-etablea.
-,J FRESH rill 'ITS Uiaugcs. fancy navel,
1 1 $2.0t.l(vta.2-'i; hanuniiir, ."' II'.. lemons. $3.ik.4
5 4.23 box; grapefruit. Florida. $4.'u'a5.2r. ease;
pineapples. fiValiUlc er lb.; pears. $ 1 .."oii 2 X.
i BKKUIES Strawherrles. Horin. $l.75'il S3;
Oregou, l.7."i'n2; goosoLerrles, 7c L.
' APl'LliW warn, j0c(u.tl 00 ier tan. accitru-
7 log to qnalltj. '
,1 ONIONS No. I. $1.75 per cental: No. 2.
Q $1.25tll-&0; aaaoclallon selling price, carlon'Is.
TKANM'Oltl Al lOX
San Francisco
Los Angeles
l (Wltbout Change x.n Koute)
Th BUT.
Oleads.
Comlortabla,
JBlegrantly Appointed
' BEA-QOUIO STEAMSHIP
S13
$1-4
m 7
Sails From Ainswortb Jock
'' 3 P. M-. May 19.
10O Ooldan uiles on
Oolumbla Klver.
AU Bates Include
Bertfls and Meals.
Table and Barvrloe
TJmazcellaHl.
Tn San Francisco as Portland S. S.
0on Third and Washington Streets
.(Wlta. O-W. K. fc N. Co.) Tel. Broad
'way 4500. A-6121.
: Portland
$20.00 first.
and
u San Francisco $17.50 J
ttass
(30
Hours)
' Tourist. 915.00 and $1230.
Third Class. S3.
MEALS ANIJ HKIUH I NCLl'DED.
1S.:S. Great Northern
L.tner with the speed of an Kxpreaa
4 Train. Steamer' express leaves North
Kant Stilt Ion 9 A. M
HAT 8. 13, 18.vS3. 87.
1'rom Ban Francisco Mav 6. 11. it. 20.
q 25, tO. Sailings Tuesdays, Thursdays,
nuiui uht. urminiiiiiK uas x.
TIOKXT OFFICE. STB AID STARK.
Phones Broadway BSO. A-6671.
Dalles -Columbia Line
' ' il Opsratlng
Strt.J. N.Tcal and Twin Cities
Portland t tipper Columbia and Snake
river points. Jv Portland About every
.'';,,;,' V".-.: i.'- four daya.
ro xxrromMATxoir call tatiob
it. socjc. anur eu. x-mx.
RAWBERRIES
RISE
VUH SUPPLY UNDER
RADE - REQUIREMENT
IpiPALACES-ffir
Oats Demand Now
Best of Season;
Prices Are Firm
Entire Coa're Grain Market Stands
in a Finn Position Along the
Whole Pacific Coast Section.
NOItniWKST ; It A I N
KKCKIl'TS.
-4'ar-
Vh;a. Barley. I'HMir. Oat
Ha.r.
7
17
2'K(
Ti
14
224,.
2H7
I'orllaiHl
Snl
l.'i
Vear ten
T'-lal thin wwk
Yfr aao . . . .
1
:i
44
1 1
.o
7
Iflt.'i
1
i
rr
01 1
in
in
9112
1 1UO
Sfin.10 tn date. 9.U!
V-Mr agj ... I.1.WH
Taifioia. Friday
Year ngn IK
IS'i.ion t dale. ''17
1.M2
1S7
I.SIM
!l
M2
071
4
I
Year uff't . . .
S'-atlle. Krldiiy
n r nu ....
Sca-in In dale.
Y-ar m . . . .
KtM,,'lH 'I'rilll
I rhpN. Wheal
! rek none.
H
21
i .:.;7
; i'j -loon
40 2
n4ti
i2.4o7
22"0
r'riland ihi
W.JI7 Inmhel
week,
hurley
Demand for oats In Ibe Parifie northweit
Is today the beat for a number of month.
From all aecllona of the nortbwent Inquiries,
are eomlna; to local denlera for oata anpplle".
Section are a-king for auppllea of r.ala that
Laru never heretofore purchased the cereal
In re. Effort of the big huyer to hol l
i.'on n the market hate failed miserably and
I lie Mlimllon Is today t ,e strongest of Ibe
M'no:i.
'Ilie jrreiit wenreity t barley and the f.-v-t
llnil liuyerx lire freely bidding $"0 '"n. fir
this leie.il In the eoitnlr.v bala l'.den:iter
lb-livery. The xmr rop pronpeets In I'a.'l
foruia li.r barley aid the geiipral eimrse
ara:
ni 1 11 I loll 11 I"IIK ill"
Ftt ii.iiiifiii II rubied
llt.
from i.lrrriionl tlml the
dull bill steady. .'mis
1 .-nier. AinerlcHii ealdes
t Ml
it lil.irUel vl ;
uiirbMirjed and .-iier. Ainei teHii
ni r offset by In-k of pressure of shipper
efferp. I iirgneH .-ire eary vvllh MillllliliHs
I'.d hover, vnilera 11m hunted. I'lates Jul
. 1 t n' llaiirt steadt lo'Id.
hi'li.i Offers me lio-klns. I ndb-a I ion- if
lili-rnl 'liipiiients f:i.iii Amerl'-a thiiv week
sltowii I'y ltr;nlsii'Hls had sonic erfect. I.ut
Alnericiin i.flers u""e slemly. Clearances fr in
export coiniliba are disappointing. Tomiaw
1 cm:' Ins sctll cc.
AiC'litimi We.ithrr is fine with nirivils
I-
In' re:i-iiii; loii then' is no pressure
Outs in uruenl reipii'st !i:nl c-on
held.
Amis Wheat and corn elcd
II.
slcn'lliy
hiieie
sleiid.v .
ran
offers
Ih'iilins
I- I.IM
la met le
Weather linfavoralile ami native
liyht. Arrivals iliMipiiiint 'r.j; and
'I'liiAitt ies iitoilerdtc.
K .Neilliii: price. I'liienl. $5. 20:
valley. $I.!M: local atralcht. $l.JoifJ
."i.lai. Lakers' local, S 4. SO n .,.-.1i ; Montana spring
m-beat. d 10; expntla. l.50t4.7ti: wh.de
v I'put. Iii.tjj; Kranuuj. $0.10; rye flour, 05
ter barrel.
HAY Buying p lee: Wtlbimette Taller
otl:y ftih.y. 20; easi.'rn Oi-r-eon-ldaho fancy
" I liu.othy. $2K;,22; alfulfa. 2lta22; velqji and
I nai. !; eloter. $lfl.
1 I OIIAIS SACKS 1916 nominal No. 1 Caleut
11I J la ;lUoil3c In cur lot a; less amounts arc
, higher.
I MlI.I.STl'KFS Sell Injt
price,, carload lot.
1 lire 11 fj:i: aborts. $-Ji..Vl
! HOt.l.r'.H (lATS 1 .'ofifrt.7." per barrel.
Itul.l.l H HA KI.K Y :l oofil .12.50 oer ton
I tuel of interest lo the irade here during the
tlny'K si'sshi'i of 'he L'jirtlaiut Merehanls l i
cluii.jje vmih Hie piirelniac by a California oper
ator of liHI tons May iials from a local cv
porti at ?27 a tun. or 25c ahove titp bids of
Kri'hiy.
May wheat bid were anchanged; likewise
bin ley.
Merchant a IIm liiinire May prices:
WIIK AT.
Sat - Frl Tint Wed Tue Men
ltt.l. Ask. -Bid
I'.li.i stein. . HH I o7 104 list KM 1KI J"3
I 'on v fold ... 114 !W 114 !V4 14 !l2 H:i
1 luL : ii7 u:t lie; us in '.'2
lie.l fife,.. w:t tM ies !i:t D2 '.12
lied itus... :i:; ii ti:i ;i:: '.:; (12 !i2
hats.
I'eed . . .2(175 27l 2ii75 21175 21175-2700 27oO
BAIU.KY
.'i ed 27m 2IHKI 071st 2710 270O 21150 2700
MII.USI I KKS
Bran 2 40o 2.Vi 24m 2:125 2.:75 2:'.75 2KK
j'Shotts . .. .21150 -H 2(125 2575 2550 2.".2."i 27t)0
1 1 11 1 m i's w ere qiiotiil :
Ml I. .STI FFS.
Bid. Ask.
June Bluest.'lll - . . I04 ;o7
tune foityfolii P4 PS
1 .lime chll. 0:l -.17
.In lie red Fife !'o '.'8
June itiissiun Ho Uii
OATS.
June 2(i 1 5 2725
BAULKY .
June 27(l 2H
MIl.l.STtFFS
1. 1 imp bra 11 2425 252 j
I .1 shorts 270o 2MSI
I
$1.50 f. o. b. isjiiutry points; garlic. 12Cp;
new unions, ! .7."i'(2.iJ crate
I'tl'l'A l utiS Selling price : IaksI. l 25 Q
1.50; buying price, l.ija 1 .15 ier cental;
i. evv Caiitoriiia, Plata ic; sweets. ( -j.
Y FliF.T A BLKS - '1 t.rnlps. 2 sack; carrots.
$i -r sack; parsnips. $1.isj sack: cabbage,
. .ii per cvvt.. greeu onions, 2.V Baen
Lumhes. peppeis, r lorida. 25c doiei'.; head
lettuce. California. $2.ih per crate; celery,
1 lorida. :i.jO; luuiii.iiwer, local $1.00tl 1. 15
per doxeu; Kreui h artichokes, i5c; aspara
nus, ioval $l.iai(i(j 1.15 doxen bunches; not
h us.- cucumlM-rs. S5cf($l.o0 dozen; tomatoes,
Hurbla. 4O0; egg iuani. yuc lb.; spr.iuis,
Uc, ipluacli. $.l.0t' per box; rhubarb. I'IUJc
wr lh.; fieas, ofii5ljC lb.
Heata, cub and Prorisiona.
UltKSSFu MlCATS Selllug price: Country
kllied fiiucy hoi: UittllViiCi poor. S10c lb.;
tamy veulo, lotnlViiC; oidinsry. Bc; goats.
;t(o 5c" lb.; spnuy; iuuiba. 17c lb.; mutton.
""llAllS, BACON. ETC. Hama, 1922!-ic lb.;
breakUst baixm, 17u:i0c .P.; boiled hams,
BOc lb.; plcuic, I3c; cottage roll, loyc; Ore
gon eiporis, loOiliUVac i-er lb.
OYBi'tRS ulympla. per gallon. $3; earned
esutcru, 55c can. fli.oo dozen; eastern lu shell,
ii. 85 per 100; ruaor clam;-, 12 Vac doxeu; east
ern oysters, per gallon, solid pack. o.
FISH Pressed iiuuuaera, il. Chinook al-
n oli, 1 1 iu 1 ; percu, im.sc iu. ; looaiers,, 5c;
silver allien, be; salmou trout, 12c lb;
halibut, 7'AfUlOc; tout cod, 7c; black bass,
7i.jc lh.; shad, dressed, 7c lb.; sturgeon, ISc
CliABS Large, tl.ao; meilium, iloten'.
I.AUU lieicua. kctiia reudereu, HVjC;
staudaid, He.
Groceriet.
SLUAll Cube, a.20; powdered, $8.95; frnlt
or berry, $h.45; beet, $8.25: dry granulated,
$3. 45; IJ yellow, ti.65. (Above quoiatiuus are
M days uet cash. I
UtiNliY Ne, 3.25fri3.50 per case.
K1CL Japan style. No. 2. c; New Or
Icni.. head, 5-ktClAuViic; -jlue rose, ac
SALT Comae, half grounds, 100s, $10.50 per
ton; ius. $H.ao; table dairy, 50s. $ltt.OO; lOua,
flC.'aJ; bales. $2:5; lump rock, $20 per ton.
15F.ANS Small while, $8.25; large white,
s.ui; pink, Ij.5; liuias. $5.75; bayou. $Uf;
red $0.50.
Hops. Wool and Hides.
HOI'S Nominal .buying price. 1915 crop
choice, 11c lb.; prime. l0l.; !Ul.jjuol lu pr,Uje
iijj'.ic lb.
WOOL Nominal. 1910 clip; Willamette sl,
ley coarse Colswuld. ;i5iit37c; medium Shrop
shire. .i4(y;35c; fiaie, 32(u,,Wc; eastern Oreguu,
l'jf(j3ic.
lilUFS Salted hides ;25 pounds and up).
Hie; salted stsga loo lbs. and up). 12c; salted
kip 115 lbs. to 25 Ibs.i. lie; salted calf (up
to li lbs. I 2c; greeu bides t25 lbs. aud up.
14c; greeu stags (50 lbs. and up), 10c; greeu
kip (15 lbs. tp 25 lbs.;. 17c; green calf (up to
1C lbs.). 22c; dry fliut bides, 2s;; dry tiiut
ei.ir (up lo 7 lbs.), aoc; dry salt hides, aac;
ui) borsehlues, each, 75ciJ4tl.5o; salt boree
j l ines, eacu. $2.ou(t J.ou; uurseuair, 28c; dry
long wool pelts, --lie; dry short wool pelts. 10c;
' dry sheep suearllugs, each. 10(tf25c; ssllej
! sheep slicai liuj;.. each. 154i2.'-c, coarse valley
, wool, at market value; medium valley wool
a: market value; mobalr, 4biU4Wc; No. 1 tal
K'w, He; No. 2 tallow, ic; Nu. 1 grease, tic;
dry goats, long hair. 18c; dry goats, ahear
liugs, each, lu(o;2oc; salted lung wool pelts.
April. $1.5U&2.50.
TALLOW No. 1. 8c; No. 2. 7c; grease. 7c."
( HI1TIM OK C-i.SC All A RAkk U
OR
prices, per car lot. 4Vac: less than car lots. 4c.
MOHAIR 191(i. 17-- lb.
Paints and Oils.
COAL OIL Water white. In drums and Iron
barrels. 10c.
LINSKLl) OIL Raw. bbls.. 92c gallon; ket
tle boiled, bbls.. 94c; raw. case, 7e: boiled
cuse. 9k: gal.; lols of 250 gallons, lc less
TL Ill'L.STlN L Tanks, Die; cases, J4c gal
lon. WHI'l'K LEAD Ton rots. IOc lb.- 500 lbs
lots, lie: Was lota. 11 Vie per lb
OIL M K A L Carload lota. $a4; leaa than car
lots. $35.50.
UASOLINE Basis price 19Vic per gallon.
IJvernool Cash Wheat,
LlverTsl. May 13(1 1. N. 8.-)-WlHHit-Spot
No. 1 Uaultoha, l.ta; No. j northern rt)ruZ
northern rnrhtr.
12a
5di No. 2 red western
winter, lis so.
WOOL SALES SHOW A
VERY STRONG PRICE
ALL OVER COUNTRY
Trading In Interior Oregon and
Idaho Increasing With SOc I$e
ing Generally Offered for Best;
Whole World Is Strong.
Wool aalp'a Id Interior 0-egnn and Idaho
are aomewbat more liberal and -l-e are
still teDdlng higher. Sales of i-oarse atuec
are -retwrted In Null Uregoo and Idaho as
l.'gh as SOe a pound generally altrBi'rh some
utra good quality is reoorted 1- to 2c
cbovp tola extremp quotation.
Conditions In the dompstic wool trade arc
01' the tpt known among the present trade.
Wl He I here Is aome lendeticr anion; a cer
tain per cent of the Atlantic 00:1st trn.le
lo await more definite news regarding the
I oaslliility of England allowing wisi! from
Itj -olonie.H ro come to the I nited Statf-a.
moat of the big mill are preparing for any
energeney that msyiarise and are openly In
the market for supplies at the extreme quo
tnlTmis. Here and Ihere picaupa of Willamette val
ley wihiIk are reported from .'10e t !7c a
poind but the sales In the valley are by 1.0
meana extensive. Yakima continues to offer
rulber freely Ita poor quality stock twit bold
er of good quality are not Inclined lo riinh
Iii lea.
Foreign markela cnntintip very ffrm. ir-
eci ding to a('iiul julvlces received here
Ing the day. v
eur-
Early Losses in
Wheat Recovered
Opening Price Steady hut Soon
After Depression Forced; Lioss
Is Then Regained.
Chlcaco. Mtir IT. - iT N. S i Opening
hent i
prices Uaiav were Hlsvut steady to Friday's '
dose, but early liquidation, particularly in tbp
deferred futures, curried values fractionally !
under. A rwovery movement, however, at thp
end of the first hour, established a level about
Sc up from the opening.
Copious rains In th" southwest precipitated
liquidation by some of the leading bulls. It
was the general trade seiiilmcnt that weather
isimli t ions are decidedly against material oper
aCoiis by the bullish element. At the same
lime th:it liquidation by some of the leaders
was in progress, it was noticeable that con
siderable buying by members of the local
iinwd was lieing recordeit.
'iTiole in corn and oats was light and of
a mixed character. Sominient In those two
grains leaned toward the bear side 10 an ap
preciable extent.
win. T
npen. Iliirh. Iivv. Close.
Mav I I.".'.. 1 Hi' . I 15 I li:-,B
Jiiiv it'! 1 1 7 "-j lir.'N II7-SB
September ... 1 l(i IIT 115L. 1I71.
COKN.
May 74'. 75 74', 7li,A
July 74 1 74', "?!', 741.A
Sepletulicr ... 7:j S. 70 7:; 7'i'-. A
OATS.
May 47 Vj 47", 47", 47 B
July 4:i-S . 4:i 4.".', 43',
Septcmtier ... Mm 40 Mi:t ati"
TURK.
May ,, 2.UI5 2'!!I5 2:40.5 2:;:5
July 2.".7i 2-177 2:!ti5 2;ti;5
September . . . 2:140 2:145 2:io7 2:145
LA KIT.
May 12X7 07 12KI I2S.7
July . 12HO IJH7 12S7B
Septemlici' ... 12U2 I:miu 12tK IJoOB
RIBS.
May 12 7 5 1 27 5 1 2(55 1 2 7 5A
July '. ... 1202 y 1277 12112 1275
Siplember ... 12-o . 12:ai 12MJ . 12S5A
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Henver. Colo.
le"f steers. 7
f 7.N5; stockt I'!
S.o'.t 12.
I Iocs 5i; :
$b.i;5tili.7o.
May i:l. -Cattle. I'm); steady
75ftj'J; cows and heifers. .",.75
and feeders. J74iS.4U; calves.
higher.
Top. $9.-
bulk.
Shei'ii None.
Chicago Hoga $10.15.
Chicago. May 1 : :. ) 1 . N. S. Hogs Ite
ceipts. ooeo: strong, toe above veslerdav's
average. Iiulk. $9.15'b; 10.05; light. $9 HO' i
H. lo; mixed. $9 t5iii lo. 15; beaw, $:).(ioi(
lo.I5; rough. $9. (So .'All. 7S ; pigs. $7.:j5ii7U.5().
Cattle Keceipts. ltm; steady. Native beef
steers. $7. Wo :1(). lo: western steers, $SU:;:
stockers and feeders. $5.90f(i S.l); cows and
iM-irers. $4.:i.'(ft9.50; calves, $7i&10.50.
Sbeej Kei-clpts. KM); strong. Wethers, $7.20
(ub.tiO; lambs. $s.2o'gl2.15i aprings. $11M-
I. j.50.
St. Louis Hora. $10.05.
St. Louis. May 1:1. II. '.V S. t Hog? Re
leipts. 35Kj; higher. I'igs and lights. $7.50
W9.95; mixed and butchers. $11.5510.00; good
heavy. $10((-lo.D5.
Cuttle Receipts. .Ml; steady. Native beef
slters. $7.oOftt.sC ; yearling steers and heif
ers. $s.5(i(uu.75; cows. $5.25fi H.25: Mockers
and feeders, $5.50'S.50; southern steers.
5.75r48.75; cows and heifers. $5i-uK; prime
southern steers. $'.ii-ii;9.50; native ca'.ve, $("ii
H .50; prime .vearllii'.'s and beifers. $,s.7.VnH.r(i.
Sheep lceipts. ljo; steady. Wethers. $7
if "hi; lamlis. $Kii)L(l2: ell),ed lambs. SDtft
if. 15; clipped ewes. $7.5o(nS.50; spring
laubs. $10(u;14.
Kansas City Hoga $9.90.
Kansas City. May 13. it. N. S. ) Hogs--Keielpts.
5oo; bigbir. Hulk. $'.(.05 U.s5:
heavy, $.S0fu;9 .90; iaekers and butchers $11.70
iJl'll.SS; light. $9.i;0i(9.5; pigs. $s..jii( it. 25
Cattle Receipts, i.i H ; Meady. Prime fed
steers, $9.35ii'.).05; dress-d beef steers, JS'it
9.25; western sieers. si9.4t); stockers and
feeders. $7s8.7Ti ; bulls, $5.7547.50; calves,
$0.5O(q.H)..''i.
Shee Receipts, nonp: steady. Iiinhs. $9.50
W12; yearniig. s..sir(j, u ; wethers. $7.755t
j-u 5U
ewes, $7.5l)fU9.2.'.
Omaha Hoga $9.75.
Omaha. May IB. il. N. s. i Hogs rre
etlpts. 8K); steady. Heuvy. $9.00(fi9.75 ; liht
Li..Kjftl,ll.."): pigs, $7,7549.25; bulk of sales',
fP.55ijl9.6o.
Cattle Receipts. 100; steady. Native sieers,
cfflU.SO; cows Htid heifers, $(1.75f,.25; west'
erii steers. $7..Vi-aP; Texas fteers, $7(US;
stoi kers auoV feeders, $d.75iUS.S5.
Sheei Receipts, 1O0; steHdy. Yearlings,
$8.76(a 10.75: wethers. $S.25fj9.50; lambs
$10.7512.10.
Seattle Hoga $9.25.
Seattle. May 13. (P. N. S.) Hogs Re
ceipts 91. steady. Prime lights. $9.15'a9.25;
medium to choice, $p9.15; smooth heavy,
$s.50fi S.75; rough heavies. $8tfi8.25.
Ctttle Receipts none, steady. Rest steers,
$8.5019: medium to choice. $8t5.50; siM,
mou to medium, $ti.oOg7.50: best cows. $7fc(
7.5o: common to medium cows. $4tJ.50; bulls
$4..-Ofi.5o: calves. $7.50e,N..'0.
Sheep Receipts none, steady. Lambs. $10y
11.50; yearlings. $9fti.9.5o; ewes, $7.50gS.
BOSTON
Boston,
Adventure
COPPER QUOTATIONS
May 13. Copper bids:
3 ; Miami
... 99 I Michigan . . .
... 7 Mohawk ....
. . . 23sN'ev. Cons.. . .
2 ; Nipissine . . .
38i
97 V,
17V.
24
1
17
:
70 Vi.
94
9iJ
22 5,
2
84
32 S
50
75
lb'si
Ahmeek
Arcadian
Alaska ....
Baltic
Belmont. . . .
Butte Bal..
Butte Sup. .
Cal. & Aris.
Cal. Hecla
4S1 North But.e.
2!fsNorth Lak -. .
93 I Ohio Copper
74 Vi I Old Colon v.. ,
555 jcild Dominion
2 iOscecla
1 'Qulncy
si;v!Ra-v Cons- -
Santa Fe
.2 8hannon . . . .
Shattuck
" Stewart
3 j Success
... ! Superior . . . .
Canada
Centennial . .
Chief Cons. . .
Chino
Cons. Cop. M
Cop. Range. .
Cortes
Crown Res. ..
Dalv West. . .
. i
East Butte..
tit SUP- & Boston
irst
Nat'l . .
Franklin
.132
Goldf'd. Con.
Greene-Can. ..
Granby
Hancock ....
Helvetia
Indiana ....
Inspiration.
Isle Royale..
Keeweenaw
Kerr . Lake. . .
La Salle....
Iake Copper.
M KInley bar
Majestic ....
Mason Valley
Mass. Gas. . .
I i amarac'K ... o-i
4g jTrintty 7
go 11 Tuolumne ... 38
T4VI Cnited Fruit. 160V4
35 V. F. Sharing 75
314,1:. 8- Mchy.. . 62,
451 i J P". 29
27VaTnitd Zinc. 924
jijL'. S. Smelt.. 76
5 1 do pfd 51 V4
4l. Verde Exn. 28
16 iCtah Apex . . 4
57 tJtah Cons. . . 134
75' 1 Victoria 3
3 '.Winona 4i
13 Wolverine ... 67
1U I Wyandot .... :J
S : iTtiknn fSrtlrl ... '
Mas. Mining
Mayflower.
ilex. Cons.
.wo. T.
lUt IBarneg King. - 2
Calfoirnia Grass
Cattle Run Fair
For Coming Week
Expectations of 10 to 1 Cars for
. Monday; General Trade Shows
Steady Throughout the Day.
I'OKTI.AXO I.IVKSTOCK KI N.
H"gs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep
Saturday ik'it 2
Krldav S22 2M
Tl ura'day 4i7 2.".s
V edneaday 4.1 1 4
Tuesiluy :!So li'.T
Monday o42u 47ii
Week ago 177 s
Year ago :ai 22
Two years ago... 271
17
i;
4"ri
VI 7
rn::
4o 4
::'.)
2'J
14
1
111
Three years ago. I'm .-
The big movement of alifornia grass cittle
is on. Kur Monday'K rtarkcl it North Portland
lo lo yi loads of grassera from the south are
due. Market for eallle la ;uuwlng mreittU
at full prices for quality.
General cattle market range:
Choice pulp-fed steera... $8.9039 IS
Choice grain-fed ateerr.. S.73
Ordinary grain-fed teers 8.25QS.40
Choice hay-fed steers S.50taS.75
Uood steers 7.."jOft8.iX
Ordinary 10 common steers .00y,7.00
Choice cows 1.50
Ordinary to common covvb 7. 25417.35
Choice heifers 7..")dfli7.75
Ordinary heifers 7.0U7.25
Choice bulls, U.30QH.W
:oo) to r.iii-v.1.iic 4 ikxW.'i do
! Ordluary to common bulls 2.00a2 75
Best light calves 8.00
(Juod calvet. 7.0U7.i0
Hog Market Is Steady.
Market t r hogs is just about fteaily.
Sales during the previous 22 i hours were nu-de
generally at H.IO for tops with cue lot at
tb lo and tills seems to' be the extreme price
at the moment because the lot sold at "tie
higher price carried no extra freight charge lo
the north and was of excellent quality.
Cel. era I hog market:
Cl-oti'c liKbt weights, nominal $..i'.Vu 0. 10
liuud light weights SiilO'ilJI.iHI
Medniui weighis h.i8.75
Hough and heavy 8.00(fct8Jio
Sheep Continue Strong.
. Small markctiii of r hecp and lainhs are
shown from day to day at North I'ol'lnnd
vtdtli a small increase In the recent inovenient.
Knlirp market for niutt'-n is firm at recent
prices, $IO being ir'el olfer. . for lamLs.
Oeiu'iiil shorn unit ton ind lauih range.
I
I0..1O I
euct spring lamoa.
Kest yearlings.
8.0"4i
7.51'
tiood to comuiun wt-theis
Bcbt ewea
Good to common ewes (
Saturday Livestock Shippers.
Hogs (i. W. Offield. Klamath, on- b
I'. VV. I.upznian. W'alla Wa"a. nine hend
boat; John s.utrl8s. P.l hei,.l l. L0.1t; 1..
no :
by
M.
I. avis. Morrow. 21 'head by Inoit.
Mixed stuff Peterson Bros., Wahinton,
one load cattle, hogs and sheep; C. F. l.'ick'-,
Clackamas, two loads cuttle, calves. a'lid ho-.-s;
J. F.. Stiilth. ambili. om.- load c:i;tle. hogs
and theep; J. M. Mlsliler. Marion, one load
Logs and sheep; I-bron & Foreter, one h at
calves, hogs and sheep; loiurley A; Norwo-d,
l.ii'ii. one
load cfinlc, calv'.s and hos;
Marlon, one load h"gs and :
Friday Afternoon tialea.
tier
beep.
Y. F.yre,
LA MRS.
.No. Av. lbs.
41 lamlis 57
5 lambs II
i:yf.s.
II ewes tin
0 ewes 17-.
7 ewes 142
Y I.-THLUS.
3 w ethers Idti
YKAKLINOS.
s yearlings lol
2" yearlings 95
2 yearlings 74
Hoes.
31 bops 202
S bogs 145
3 hogs loll
Saturday Morning Salea.
STLtRS.
No. Ave. I.bs
10 steers 1111
IHKiS.
4 hogs iir
9 hogs op?
11 steer's ihii
1 bog : 3Su
i hogs ... 14o
SPUING LAMBS.
12 Iambs :l
Is lambs 09
YEARLINGS.
3 yearlings Ha
KWKS.
3 ewes 1 Id
1 ewe l.lo
BUCK SHEKP.
1 aheep 120
10.110
s.isj
JH.50
(.(l
4 .50
$7.0(1
J.i")
(i.l'll
C..IM)
$h.05
7 . 5o
7 . 50
Pric
s.:
$i. in
9. 10
9.05
S.oO
".til)
$10. co
10.00
$9.25
Ji fiO
8.O0
$1.00
BANK STATEMENTS OF COAST
Portland Banks.
This week.
$ 2.879.7iiv 94
... 2.l37.(Si7.9.i
2.219.511.12
1.79S.57ii.o5
1.944. 1: ;k.4
2.2.38. b.'iH. 95
Clearings
Monday ...
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Ttursday
1 rlday
Saturday
Week . . .
Clearings
Clearings
Balances
Oaring
llalauces
Te.ir ag.
( 1.918. XD1.36
1.451. 889. 1
1.893.031.21
' 1.755.395 20
l.tMii.-'o.si
1.434.4S7.I7
$13,212,994.20
$10. 093. fill
$10.3715.327
San
Francisco Banks
00
Seattle Banks.
$
2..1K2.2.VI oo
30.5. 871.00
4ll.l-to.isi
144. 847. i0
Tacoma Banks.
J.0I Angeles Banks.
Clet rings . . .
. . .$ 4.OW.504.0O
DAIRY PROIH Cfc ON THE COAST
Seattle Market.
Seattle. Wash., May 13. (C. P) Butler -.Native
Washington creamery, brick, 29c; ditto
wild pack. 2Sc.
Cheee Oregon triplets. 21c; Wisi-onsin
triplets. 2le; Wisconsin twins, 21c; Young
America. 22c.
Fggs Select ranch. 2tlc.
San Francisco Market.
San Francisco, Cal., May 13. 1 1'. P.)
Putter Kxtras, 24'-jc; prime firsts, 24c;
firsts. ZOr.
Kggs-T-Kxiras, 22c; llrsts, 20'sc; pullets,
19V-.
Cheese California fancy. IClic; firsts, 12c.
Los Angeles Markets.
Is Angeles. May 13. (P. N. S.) Eggs
Case count, LOe.
Butter Fresh, extra. 25c.
San Francisco Casli
Grain.
San Frauclsco, May 13. (U
per cental California club.
Sonora nominally, $1.701.80;
. P. I Wheat,
$l.n2'.jtai.70;
northern club
nominally. 91.7 Sf 1.80; blucstem. $1.92KW
1.95; Turkey red northern. $1,8710001,,.
led Russian nominal, S 1 -7 .frr 1 . 7 T -. . . "
Barley l'er cental. $1 .32 Vl-4f 1 .35; shipping
tnd brewing. $1.4(ifal 42'.,.
Oats, per cental Red feed. $1. 271131. 33; ;
No. 1 northern white.. $1.42U, fti 1.45."
Chicago Produce
Marke.
Chicago. May 12. II. N. S.)
Butter
mar-
get stronger; eggs unchanged.
Butter Receipts 9:na) tubs; eresmerv' eit-
I ires. 2s Vac; extra firsts. 27Hr2ic; firsts.
2it27'lc: seconds. 2(f(20l-Jc: dairies extras
SSic; firsts. 2 l-jv ; seconds. 2(i5j2ii-ic;
parking stock. 24frr24'c.
fc'ggs Re-eipts :w.52.j cases; firsts. 201CtC
21c: ordinary firsts. 19((j:i9:4c: mlacellan--ous
lots'. 19fi20-:,c; extras. 23(j24c.
Various Wheat Markets.
LlvVrpool Cash .vaeat unchanged.
London Cargoes on passage steadv.
Diiltith May. $1.2IT: July. $1.22V.
Winnipeg May. $1.19; July, $l.l9v,.
Minneapolis May. $122V4: July. $1.22.
Kansas City May. 11.O1S; July, si.ott'4.
Kansas City Cash wbtal
corn a nd okts
steady and unchanged.
St. Louis Cash wheat, corn and oats
am! uucbauged.
a;ea'.'y
Oregon Apples in South.
San Francisco. May 12. Apples, California,
Newtown Pippins. 4 tier. $1.15: do 43 tier.
7tis5e: do 34 tier. t.25r 1.35; other varie
ties. 75ci$I.OO per box. Oregon and Wa-fii-itrstoo:
Wiuesapa. $1.85ftt2.25: Newtown Pio-
plue. 75c4t$I.OO for cbulc. and J1.2.VJ1.50
tor I amy aud i.wcji.iJ lur extra fancy.
San Francisco Wool Market.
San Francisco. May 12. 1 1. N. .) Wool
per pound. Humboldt and Mendocino. 8 months'
growth. 21i23c; do" 12 months. 25$28c; mid
dle, conn ties, 8 months' growth, good, 17j
19c. du fair. 13 17c; Red .Bluff aud vicinity,
SMjc23e. , . . ....'., ,.
St. Lnnlg.
Mo.,
12.(t. N. 8.) Wool
uucbangeU.
4
Edited by
Hyman H. Cohen
EGG MARKET ELS
FIRMER TONE WITH
DECREASED SUPPLY
Iteceipts Along Wholesale Way Are
Smaller for Week and Outside
Price Overtop Those at Port
land May Go Still
Higher.
j Keceipts
! show ing a
of eggs in the local market are
a fair decrease for the last week,
onp or two of the leading receivers
to report fairly liberal offerings of
from the country, most of the
say that offerings are dropping off.
the general buyiug nrii-e for case
While
continue
supplies
handlers
While
etunt eggs In the country remains at 2 '...c
a dozen, basis delivery at Fori land, the
nu.rket Is standing in a firmer position.
This position Is aided somewhat by the
flituer tone noticeable recently in the m rto
ero and southern markets, in fact te trend
of the
1 1 ni er
bpasou.
Some
pnj ing
Hcliillg
ll.arket
egg
lliau
trade all over the conn'ry is
normal for this period of the
the outside markets are aciuaPv
as much for eggs as retailers are
at here. Indicating- that the local
Is far too low. '
Grain in Umatilla
County Is Damaged
Farmers Declare Recent Heavy Bains
and Present Cold Weather Are Cause
of Appearance of Yellowish Spots.
Pendleton, Or, May 1 3. Farmers of
I ViratiUa county are iidmittinR that the
j lieavy rains of the last twr months
j ami the present culd ucatiter lias
I proved damaging to tl'Oir. growinj;
I Krai n. Several of the more pessimistic
(declare thai present indications point
to only a 75 per cent cop but others
are more optimistic.
At the present limp tiir Krain Is very
s-pottp.l. Side liy sioo with stands of
tall, healthy colored crain are spots of
yellowish short grain and in many
lipids therii is more yellow showing
than Rreen. Farmers attribute this to
the fact that the 'tcavy rains heat the
ground hard. The hest cultivated fields
are showing the most damage.
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Seattle Market.
Seattle. Wash.. May 1.1. it". P.) Onion"
Green. 25'-: green Walla Walla, dot. 20c;
Oregon. 2(u2've; green local. 25c: Yakima. 1 'c
Potatoes - Whltp river. $26-i2S; Yakima
p.i. Thank-. $::2'n34: Yakima gems. $32(t34;
early rose seed. $35.
San Francisco ilarket.
Sail Fram-isoi, cal.. Mav 13. (I'. PI
Potatoes, per cental Peltas pi -wbarf ordliy
irv $11.35 j-r hundred: Shimas, $l.40fo:
1 .KO; Oregon fancy, $1.1S'W2. 10; Washing
ton. $l35(n 1.90.
Onions. er cental Oregon repacked, $1 60
(til. S; Australian. $275(i3.
New York Cotton Market
Month. Open. High,
.lanuarv .... 13.34 13.3.".
March 13.60 13.51
Mav 12.S9 12.90
JiilV 13.01 13.01
Augrust 13.07 13.07
September. . 13.10 13. lo
October 13.15 1 3.1 fi
December... 13.29 13.29
Low.
13.27
13.48
12.84
12.89
13.02
13.0ti
13.05
13.19
Close.
13.32
13.47
1 2.84
ll93
13.02
jo. 06
13.10
13.26
I
Eastern Barley
Markets.
Chicago. May 12.- II. N. S.i
maltlng, 72'(i83c; feed, MCrHZx-.
New York. May 12. (I. N.
fi-m; malting, 8c.
Harlcy
firm ;
S. I Hurley
Kansas City. Mo
PRi'iey, 57c.
May 12. (1. N. SI-
New York Sujiar and Coffee.
New York. May 12 Sugar--f'entrifuea!. $1.52.
Coffee New York, spot. No. 7 Rlos.
No. 1 Santos, 10c.
. .
Excitement of War
Draws Auto Drivers
r. V. Wagner of Kalama Say Several
Toont; Men Are Preparing to O-o to
Bnssia to Handle Auto Trucks.
Hearing that the Russian govern
ment Is employing- young Americans
wherever possible to drive the big war
trucks purchased from automobile
manufacturers in the United States F.
V. "Wagner of Kalama is trying to
make connections with the Russian
agents who are hiring these chauf
feurs. Mr. Wagner said yesterday that he
is competent to drive any sort of motor
conveyance, having had experience
with practically all makes, and he is
eager to share in tlip excitement of
the big conflict over seas.
Several other young men of his ac
quaintance are preparing to join the
motor truck division, Wagner said.
Wagner became Interested when he
recently read a Tacoma dispatch tell
ing of the number of trucks on the
docks there awaiting shipment to
Vladivostok and of the young Ameri
cans being employed to drive them.
Injured on Gasoline Speeder.
W"hen a gasoline speeder on which
they were riding was -derailed by strik
ing a spike on the tracks, H. E. Faulfir
of 422 V4 East Burnside street, and W.
M, Caurtour were injured last night
at Barnes station on the Union stock
yards branch of the O-W. R. & X.
Part of Haulfer's ear was cut off and
he suffered bruises about the head and
the legs. He was taken to St. Vin
cent's hospital, together, with Caurtour.
but the latter was immediately dis
charged. PORTLAND FIRE RECORD
Priday.
10:49 a. m. G. Johnson. 305 East
Twelfth street, roof, alight damage.
12:37 p. m. 271 North Sixteenth
street, sparks on roof, slight' damage.
1:06 p. m. 234 Sheridan street,
sparks from chimney, slight damage.
3:16 p. m. R. Good, 13V4 East
Twenty-eighth street north, over
heated gas heater, $5 damage.
Saturday.
No fires.
When writing or calling on advertisers please
mention The Journal. 'fAdv.l
Qverbeck & Cooke Co.
Stocks, Bonds. Cotton, drain. Eta.
gl-217 Board of Trad Bnlldlng.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
- I v ' -5 -. . -- - - f - '
Members Chicago Board .of Trade. ,
Correspondence, of Logan & Bryan,
- Chicago. Ntw York. . ,
Stock Market Is
Irregular at Start
Opening Trade in New York Is
Mixed ; ISarly Session of the
Leaders Shows Unloading.
New Yiork. May 13. (P. N. S.) The msr
k'et was Irregular at tbe opening today. TL
abort week -and session incited aarly selling in
aome of the Naders, bot for tbe moat part
prices bvld well In the firat hour. That bv.
losses wpre not severe, but It wis apparent
thaf tbe entire list lacked tbe sustaining qual
ities of a market Influenced by a definite
trrnd. Uncertainty orer the Mexican situation
continued to hold the balls to a restricted po
sition. ' .
In the rails. Canadian Pacific. New Haven
and Reading vera moat actite. and prlcea ad
vsuced materially from higher openings. Steel
siia-ks were less active than they have been ou
some Saturdays In the paat few months, and
li regularity dominated tbe course of prices.
Alaska Gold opened 1 point up. and later re
al ted fram 24. Anaconda waa fairly popular,
tut the metal list, as a whole waa compar
atively dull. Zinc and the locomottTe stocks
wire well treated, but prices were Inclined to
be unsteady.
The Industrials, no doubt are more affected
by the present state of suspended market ac
tivities than any other department on the
bo;.rd. Marine preferred wag In brisk moe
ruinl. and in the first trades a 1 point gain
win postied. Industrial Alcohol waa active and
higher, and Mexican Petroleum sold aroun-1
107. The aggregate of first hour aalea waa
147 100 aharea.
Range of New York prices furnished by
overbpek 4 Cooke Co., 216-217 Board of Trade
building :
'Vscrlmtlon I Open ' Hign 1 Low 1 Close
Alaska Gold 24 24"m, 23 23 1
Allls Chalmera, r 2svf 2SS 28 2S
AUis Chalmers, pfd 82' 8.1il 2'.l K!
Ainrriean Reet Sugar.. 73 73t 72H 72
Anierieani Can, c I 57'i 57V 5T I XI
Atnerieaa Can. pfd
Amerlcai) Car Fdy.. c.. Ant, HI 1,1 M tT4
Ameiieaa Cotton nil, c. Ktl! .3a, 53 laV
American Linseed, e. .. 22 ! 2:mil 221 2i.'"i
Americas Linseed, pfd. 51 51' SUi SPJ
jtnrrican Loco.. 70' 70 '-i I 70 70
America Smelter, c. 9-8 9SV4I 97Ts! 08
Anieilcsi) Smelter, pfd j !1I4
Atneiican Sugar, e H3i.4 1 1314 1112 i 1 12 S,
American Tel. & Tel I 128
American Woolen, c... 45 45'4 45 45'a
Ansi-onda Mining Co... 84 85V M k4
Atchison, c 103 lOCltUllOOH 10:t
AK-hlsoii. pfd i itOOTs
Baldw in I.oeo., c W)4 R- 881; 89' ,
rtaltiinone & Ohio. c... 88 Ks
Rethlebein Steel, c 449 450 1448 1448
Bethlehem Steel. pfd..i 113.1
Kiis'klyn Rajiid Transit
I .... .
I M'..
...-.I 23
.
75 117IS1,
53V .13
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Xot Injured Internally.
Attending physicians are of the opin
ion that John R. Zukos, driver of th.
big automobile that turned over at
Twenty-fourth and Flanders streets
yesterday afternoon, had reiceved no
internal injuries as the result of being
pinned under the machine. Zukos is at
St. Vincent's hospital, suffering from
a number of minor injuries, but will
probably be able to leave in a few
days. S. Butwell of Seattle is also at
the hospital, suffering from a scalp
wound
FIRE, THEFT OR
FORGETFULNESS
are the causes of loss
when money is hidden
away. Deposited here,
such risk is avoided,
and a small pocket
check book makes all
funds available for
your use at any time.
Does safety and con
venience appeal to you ?
If so. open a checking
account with
THE
UNITED v STATES
NATIONAL BANK
Third and Oak St.
Capital and Surplus
I $2,000,000.00
AN EXAMPLE OF
."S::;' '' ' :. . ; V. -
nisi' ii mi ISWHI'i il il i i n mill HI Hi I I
A BREEDER OF BARRED
ROCKS FDR 22 YEARS
Winner of Panama-Pacific
Championship Tells of
Success in Breeding,
By Harry R. Rurke.
Buttermilk for young chicks is given
credit by M. J. Myers for a large
measure of his success In breeding "i"
Panama-Pacific exposition champion
barred rocks. The chick get nothing
else to drink until they are four
months old. "Buttermilk Is great to
mature the chicks. It Is fine to grow
feathers and it keeps their bowels In
splendid shape." Mr. Myers says In
summing up its advantages for the
young chicks.
1- "vil-Jd'lfMSSSSrr ;;!
i '
The First National Bank
Fifth and Morrison Streets
Capital and Surplus, $3,500,00Q
In every department of banking we
are prepared to serve the public acceptably.
The Bank
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF SAN FRANCISCO
Founded 1864
I
Capital pair! in gold
Surplus 'and undivided
Commercial Banking Interast Paid on Tim and Saringa Deposit
Portland Branch Corner Third and Stark Sts.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Head Offics TORONTO, CANADA Etbli,hed 1867
A General Banking Business Transacted
Interest Paid en Tim Deposits
Commercial Letters of Credit Ioed
Exchange on London, England, Bought and Sold
PORTLAND BRANCH
CORNER SECOND AND STARK STS.
F. C MALPAS, Manager . , .juliStfB
, , 1 1
11 :)
2 5. Z '' Z.
LINE BREEDING
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. M .j.mfjfi , - 'ex v.--.-v :.
if
The non (above) was tlie result of
rockerel mating, tlie ire beinj
a noted prize winner. M. J.
Myers. Sixtieth an! l!vision
Mreets, tlie breeder, won the
American a-SKOtiatlon medal at
Spokane in 101 f, with tbj
younger bird as leNt parti-color
etl bird in the northwest. He
was third prize rock at Panama
Pacific expo4tion.
For 22 years Mr. Myers, who lives
at Sixtieth and IMvlsion streets, has
been breeding barred rocks. Starting
with the Latham strain for pullet mat
ing and breeding from drove Hill, and
Thompson strains on the cockerel side,
Mr. Myers has brought his strain up
to a standard Hint will compare with
anything In the country, an witness his
winnings of first pen, first cockerel
bred lien, first pullet bred cockerel,
first cockerel bred cockerel, first pul
let bred pullet and many oilier places
at the I'Hnama-l'aci f ic exposition,
where he was the largest winner in
the !arrei rocks.
That utility Is bred with the show
type is manifest In the fact that Wal
ter Hogan, originator of the Hogan
nystem, gave Mr Myers second, fourth
and fifth places In Judging for egg
producing formation In ,i hot class of
all varieties of birds.
Mr. Myers feeds his chicks dry feed
to start with and feeds lots of dry
bran, the birds getting no wet niajih
until about two months old. Bran,
he considers, is a great ercg producer,
and knows of nothing better than Xtt
feed lots of bran to the young stuff.
At 5 o'clock In the morning Mr.
Myers gjves his chickens their first
feed. This is of scratch food, fed, par
ticularly in winter, in a deep straw
litter. At night the old birds are given
a light feed of a moistened mixture of
bran and cornmeal, fed in troughs In
the winter or on the clenn turf in the
spring and summer months. The
younger ones are fed grain at night.
Bran Is also kept constantly before
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of California
coin
prof its -
$8,500,000.00
$8,272,629.57