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17 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PO RTL AND, TUESDAY,'- APRIL 2, 1918. ENTIRE LIVESTOCK MARKET IS A MASS OF STRENGTH HERE: PACKING INTEREST BE BACK OF A MAY HIGH PRICED MARKET t Gain in Business AIL Over Country: Trading Is of Unusually Good Vol j ume Considering tha Time . of the Season., i Belief expressed That One Eastern ; Firm Is Boosting Values Here to btop Storing and Oive t Outsider Chance "; for Winter Trade, 1 KILLERS TRYING TO RUIN STOCK TRADE; DISCOURAGE SHIPPERS Hake Public Even the Values They Pay : ' Seme Instances Cattle Quoted Stronger. ' Tber b decided mixture of opiniea In the egg tr4 regarding tb worth pt enrwnt receipt offering t thto tint. Soma of th t. . h. bum an not bidding above 12 Me s doses for aupplia of this stock.! while one firm to out with an offer ol 84 e for the enUr week. Jut hm thto firm "geu off" by the payment of 1 hi price to not known, for It could nave iror etiaaed' liberally ' along the street it i fraction leas than it to offering to tha country. In tact, it wa reported of farina to sell supplies to otbara at exactly tha aaroa -prlca it paid, which really mean a lee,. pene of securing aapplie eor alderrd. 1 ' . . ? v Monte expreee tba belief that tha firm, to work ing toother with bl eastern! packer, fay tba tola . purees of forcing ', tha prioa of . rap ao high that It would be unset to ior in tha wart and tha eertarn people would, therefor, eecure practieauy all tha watera bivun. .- ; In a email way aalaa of current receipt ara aliown it lilt I dosru. but tha market to alugglsh. '. Inability of-eome of tha bia handler to aacura labor fof candling uppuea to JtUa cauaa ft aom lack of scUvity Is tha Injytngfov etorag. -,,;.y VEAT. IMABKKT !I -STIlli J plCK Market lor country klllrd eelvee to atm ahow. In a stek tone along the etreet, with average aatoa afbaat quality,! 1919 a pound. Market to exmotad to remain vary errattq for aoma day.' . '.': BOO ARK ; FIRMER: FOR TOPS Top quality hogs ara firmer at AIM 22a a pound for extreme top quality in th wholesale trad. with a firmer -tone in ' tha livestock. . trade. .Receipt on tba atreat ara not over large. feOAP PRICES STILL MOTINO VV Hoap price continue to mora upward erefr- where. Boras to up 30a. Boraio BOo for email :ilu. eiut eoeo chh 25c a eaaa for laraa aiae, kntlra bqbd market to firm, with further ad- vaooaa aipected tenerallj. Rather liberal increase In aHrtty to ahow I Buyers Sit on Price Lid and Do Not in too : wont Irene at practically ail American centers. The Colombia Baain Wool: Warehouae company of thie city, which to the toadinf opera tor on the faclfie coaat, report that coneid erebl Inquiriea continue to eome frjjn raatern manufacturing centere. and that btwineee of eood Tolurae to paaaiag, and to expected to continue to pae auruig. tiie neat law u until. Una of th beat feature of the -trade at thto time to: that, dandle the leek of enecuUHee . tintiea on theart of dealer, mill intereatr are paying more money than prerioualy for their eelecUotia. .- .;, . . . .ij-.-i .- Conebterini the fact tnat trie eeexoiv for new ) Late In the aey, a further advance In nogs 70!? JUL lrid'. 0P,n the arotkweaty Iplaced tee at SI 7. SB at North Portland. thto Una of the year, buyer hoM back their I pOHTLA.ND UVKSTIXK RCN HOOt QUOTIP HIGHER tatar in th gay paakara rclantael aemowhat and offereg a dim a4ant for awtng at S17 for top atuff. . -:: Front . Street Has -1 1 Increased Cost ; of ; Doing; Business GANONG IS WANTED AS FLOUR OFFICIAL Living ' Charges - to Co Up Again Finns . Lo . Meit- Because of , I High PajP Elsewhere, eraera mnn ta Me of checking an adranee in j ( V i""" oe opening or me aeaaon. i I TueMtoy nirenuou ellorta are beina made to contract i Uondev fleece In tha I'-ifU i-t u.. I i to redorterf V r-- V TO wminee 4 LETTUCE SUPPLIES AHE SCARCE HaDoHee of bead lettuce along the atreet ara eearce. and the price to firmly held at tt per rrte for the limited offering. Several car are due, but until they arrive the atreet will be famiahed. CHICKEIT DEMAND RATHER QUIET - Only a eery limited demand for chirk en to hewn at th moment, with a fair tncreaeo in of faringa Top quality liens are quoted up to 2 So a pound, but the movement to not good at that price. Booater from IX to -0o. . - ' URIEP WOtES OP PRODUCE TRADE None guch mine meat up 20c a era. Hhubarb market .overloaded alightly, at lower price. Aaparagraa continue alow at 13 Ho for top Mt etuff. Hinnach from Walla Walla generally of poor quality, seat i. Apple trade continue very active and firm locally. WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS Weather bnrem report: Protect ihipmrnta during the next 84 hour against the following lenuwreiure; i.oing norm, e aegreea; north raat over o . P. B. B. K., 88 degree; et to Itoker, 84 degree, and eouth to Aaliland, 2 da greea. Minimum temperature at Portland to morrow aoout bo aegreea. ; JOBBIITCr PRICES IX PORTLAND . i ' The are the price retailer pay wholesaler, Hcept a fKBrwia potea. Dairy Producta L.'-'i BrTTEU Belling price 1 Creamery print, in paraffin wrapper; extra. 'aSci prime firt. cj firt, 46c; eiibe. le Jem; carton, le ad- Ilngv H'gttle. Calve. Sheep Near Cotton Shows ; An Earlydvance Jievr Tork. April 2.-t-N. R. Fnrtw T nee 01 to. S point an tiie neer poaition opemng ot tne cotton market today, ! while new crop were unchanced to 1 point lower. At the end of 'the flrrt 16 min- wv iam oaraet waa a to 4 point net lower. f Thursday M'edneeOay Week ago ! tear ago . . . . , Two year ago . Three yean ago. four year ago, . lt SO 2na 4Tr? 5 104 2 633 2 sir 108 811 1S2 140 251 ss OS 0 . I 49 a 4 4T I C 1 23 10 35 i ai 90s The eoat of doing buaineax on Preut atreet 1a increasing, which magna that the living coat to about to da boom high wire performance. , With practically all employe along the Street asking for very liberal tncreaaea in anlxrlc. and with shertea working hour (ought, th j over head e 1 pe dm along tb wholesale way 1 midiy mounting. A meeting of the Heieatuen club to expected to be called arty day t-J coinildr the matter. Mot of tha firm bar tot many men aeoently becaua of the higher wage offefed to) other liae; in fact, aoma of tlte leading !. men iiare gene into other eceapatieeu. t Now along comae the taamntera who deliver good from the atreet. They !ae been givtin aa iiicrva in pay, and tba question of ahorter hour to now coming Up. Cartage raUa will b ihcreased. That to a certainty. Even at the old acala of wagee front atreet waa toeing money op M deliveries, and eomptota chance of tie- Ueiy cUatge to expected to be nudo wifhiia rer,uay. January May July October December f ")pen. ... 8107 . .-. 8345 . . , :8280 ' ... 8150 ... 8129 High. aui 88ti 8290 816a 8135 low. 8008 8385 8263 3125 8100 Close. 8109 8350 8282 8148 8122 I AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Clearinia. Monday , . , Tuesday . .-. Clearing! Balance Clearing Clearing Clearing Balance v nc ; dairy. 34 Ct 85a lb: buying nrioa. cubes. MUTTCRPAT Portland delivery bail. No. I cur rream. 40e lb. CHKKBE Mailing price: TUlamook frenh Ore : eon fancy full cream triplet, 28 9 28 Ho lb; ' Young America. 80 ( 80 He. Price to Jobber: ' Tillamook triplets, 20c; Toung America, 2 80 i.e. b. Coo and Curry. Price to jobbers f. o. b. Myr : tie Point; Triplet. 25 He; Young America 88 He; brick, Baej liniburger, 88c; brick Swtos, j 40c lb. Kiua Selling price: Case count, SBc dog; ft Buying price. 82 H (4e. Belling price, candled, - UVK 1-VCLTRY Nominal. Hen. 25c; hreili. nearing era, uci oia roosiers, ll20c; stags. 20 9 I oaiances v 22c; turkeys, 28)80e; dressed fency. 38 (g : 80c; No. 'it, 80e; quatw. 38.00 doa; geese, .live. 2228e; ducki. 85o lb.j pigeon. llTol r ejoaen. rrh Vegetable end Frulta V FBEST FRUIX8 Orsnge. 35.00 ft T.75 box; j aananaa, 88H Ibj lemons. 30.60 7.75 bor; ; , California grapefruit, 33 60 pox; florid 15. BO Art-LfcB Tellow Newtown, extra fancy, 4 tier, box, 33 25; 6 tier, 31.40: fancy. 4 tie. 13.00; choice, 4 Uer. 31.75: 4H tier. 81.50; uer, l.x: Red Cheek, extra fancy. 8 H tiei. 33.78: 4 tier. 82.60: 4H tier. 33 40; 1 tiet 33.26; choice. 8 H tier, 33.23; 4 Uer, 38.00; . tk uer, ei.io; o uer, ai.ou; Korae Beauty. ' combination. 8H tier. 32.00; 4 tier, 51.75; 10c bnx feaa in 6 bos lota where price to over 81.60 i boar ' " i 1 DRIED FRUIT Dates, Dromedary. 35.00; , tarda. 32.60-crata; rsinins. S crown louse musca- ! it. tva iu in ov ib otwesi tigs, 3.ouDox las -i. 70-4 oa. package. I J. tl.ltSttl.60; No. 2. 7c(S31.00; carload j rico of aatoctotion. 8125 f, o. b.; garlie. ' To lb; onion sets, 14f18o lb. New crop Tuas Bermuda, 32 .00 crate. - ' - PUTATUKS -iSeUing price: Table atock. Bur- banka. 76clg) 31.00. Buying prieel U. a No. 1, 178 cental, country points; tweet potato 8 Ho la. - fi VEGETABLES-Turnip. 81.80 sack t carrot, i 11.60 sack; beets. 82.25 sack; parsnips,, 81.28 i saekt cabbage, 8 (ff 4e lb; green onions. 25c do, r bunch; pepper. 40o lb: head lettuce. 81.00 ft 3 36 crate; celery. 85 ft 00c doa. t artichoke. 85 qoa.; sucumoeni, noTnouse. luivut do.: I tomatoes, '.Mexican, 34. SO lug; eggulant. 85a lb: 1 asparagus, 11 12 He lb; rhubarb. e lb; cauli- flower, local. TBeWl.OO; sprouts. 12Ho lb; I . green peas, no id; norseraaisu, 18c id; aplnacb. 31.10 1 1.16. "V Maat, rih and Provltlon COC'MTUI MEATS Selling price eounti emeu dsv uvgs, iiiic; onunary, iu( aoc; best veal, 18tl9Hc; ordinary veaL 18a le: rough heavy, 18c: goata, 10jpl2c; Iambi, il20c; motion, 12016c; beef, 10016c lb. SMOKED MEATS llama. 28 9 84c; break rut baron. S3 (t 49c:. picnic. 24c: cottage roll. 2c: abort clear. 2UJ88c; Oregon at porta, agaoked. S3e lb. PAC'KKHS' MEATS Faney steer beef. Ifte: fancy edw beef. IT He; fresh lamb, 28c; frocen lamb. 22o lb. .. . LAKU Standard. 28o - lb; lard compound, aHr. ... . '. . 7 OYMTERS Olrmpia, gal... 84.60; canned easi . ern. One can, 38.00 doa., cans; eastern, gal, aolid .. lecky 38.50.' . . f s . ? rBKSH riSH Dteaeeat flounden,' 6c: ate. heed vahnob. 2228e; Cal. Chinook, 25c; perch. 7 8) 8c: sole. 7u; salmon trout, 18c; halibut. It 20c; black cod. lie; herring. 0c: smelt. 8c: clam, hard shell, 4c lb, 82.75 box: eraba, 31.1t) Chicago Hog S17.8B Chlcaan. " Aoril 2.. ( f . . X. fl 1 .HoesRe. raipts. 20.OO0: strong, 15c higher. Mixed and putcnera, is.T(l7.6t): good heavy, 318.10 ta i i,a; rougn peavy, IIB.10W18.40; light. i7;o6i:Io: f 12 as 60j hm Cattle Keceipt,. 10.000; strong and 10c higher- ; Beeves. 89.86 14.90; cow and heif- era 0.ei 2S; stockerr and feeders, 38.70 wit.o; caires. iu do w io.uo. Blioep Iteceipta. 0000; strong. Native and weatern, ais.ttaei 1T.O0; lambs, S15.50 20.15. Omaha Host 317.20 Omaha. Anrll 3. (!. N. 8.1 Hoelta. ecipU, 10.000; 10(wl5e higher. Ton. 81T.20: range., 310.35 17.20; mixed. 810.75 17.00; gooq epoice, aio.ou w in. i a: rougn, 1 0. 1 3 18.80; light. 317.00 81 T.0; bulk, 6U.7O0 18.0O; pigs, 31 2.00 e 14.00. ttottle .ReceipU. 10,000: 10c higher. Beeves, 810 00 14.10; cow and heifers, 87.00 W 11.00; stocsers and fedr, 89 60 12.25; wesivrn, fv.ou la.uu. Bbeei Iteceipta, 8700; strong. Wether. 318.25fc 14.75; yearlings. 315.00 17.00; lambs, 317 50 19.46; ewe. 813 60 14.76. Kansas Olty Hoe 817.36 ,KanM City, Mo., April 2. (L N. 8.) tame tteceipts. utiu; steady to xuc higher. 8 teem. 810.00 14.25; cow and heifer. 88.00 18.23: stocker and feeders. 87.0OV12.0O: calves. 38.00(13.75. ltocs Receipt 8000; 2540o higher. Top. 817.36; bulk. 318.80 J 17.23 ; heavies, 818.75 17.10; mixed. 818.90 1 17.80; lights, 818.95 S 17.33, tiheep Receipt, 1500; 60 9 TB higher. umni, aia.ouw ip.ua.. tHnver Hoot 81 8.88 Denver. April 2. (U. P.) Cattle Re ceipts. 000; higher.- Steers, 39.00 13.40: enw and heifers, 37.00 10.40; stocker and leener. 11.uu911.20; cairn, gis. 00 14.00. Hogs Receipts. 28U0: strong to higher. Top, lis.vu; ouia, 910.09 tgi in.sa. Sheep Receipts. 8400: 25fi50e hlehev. .Lambs, 118.00 019,25; ewe. 318.69914.60. Seattle How 617.BO 8eatUe, April 2. U N, B.) Hogs Receipt 818: lOo bighet. .Prime light. 317.25 1T.60; medium to Choice, 31.85 W 17.10; smooth heav ies, iio.soe; 10.70; rougn heanes. 815.85 ip.ou; pigs, eio.oowio.io. . . Cattle Receinta,Kl-68., taady. Beit (teers, 81 1.500 12. 2S: medium to i choice. Xln &Oife 11.00: common to medium, gj 7.00 8.00; beat cow. u, tin (j 1 0.00; common to medium cows. go.oU98.00; bums. 30.0008.00; calves. 38.00 nia.uu. Sheep Heccipts, 11; steady. Tmbs, "31 3.00 (g 10.00; wetners, gl.OO 13.00. , 4.28 3.25 00 5.O0 0 7.60 13.00 0.50 83 8.60 There waa great strength shown in th market for hogs in the eastern trade during tlie day and at all point higher price were qnoted than at Portland. 8eemtg!y the trade kef to inclined to ait on the price lid so far at livestock to cam' corned In the hog alley although there to no hesitating when it eemea to naming tba quota tion on pork product. Hog continue quoted at 817.10 for extreme tap at North Portland but one unreported sale waa made at 817.40. Just why thto waa kept secret yard officials cannot say. At Chicago and other eastern center hog showed a very stiff rise for the flay. reneral boa market ranger Prime light .817.00 17.28 Prime heavy.. 18.70 18.90 Pig .14.600 16.73 . Cattle Situation Strang; - Situation in th rattle trade ; at North Port- ang to very strong. The sale of on load of steer lata Monday at 812.10 indicated that for seme- thing teal good killers were willing to dig up. at least for a certafh supply. No change in prices, wa indicated for th day. General cattle market range: Hood to choice steers 811. 00812. 00 Medium to good steers , . . 10.50 11.60 Common to good steer........ : 9.00 10.00 Choice cows an., heifer....... 9.78 10.73 Common to good cow and heifers 8.00 0.50 rannen Bull Calva Stocker and feeder steer Sheep A4anc In East While the western trade has been Inactive of late in the aheep and lamb di vision, aom liberal aavance tn price Jire been farced in tb east ern markets. aaux old atari and lamb are bowing further rise there for th day. LioaaBy there to practically nothing to offer and former price .were nominally cgntlnued. Ueneral sheen and lamb ranee i Western lamb 818.00 15.50 Valley lamba 14.60 0 15.00 Yearling ... 13.00 18.60 Wethers 12.50 ( 18.00 Ewes . 1 0.00 ( 11.00 anorn aneop, 3 H eyae under guotattona. Tuesaay .lateck Ohlppar Hoga O. aV F. Garner. Centervtlle. 2 loads. Cattle 5. P. Royton. Taderm. Wash.. 1 load M. E. Lontban. Montague, Cel., load. Cattle and Calve J. u. Barber. Toledo. 1 load ; . Mayberry gc Stewart, Bhcdd, 1 load. MUed Stuff W. A. Arres. Lawaon: 1 load eatu and nogs; Peterson Xros., reran Grove. load cattle and beg; J. 1 Brigg. Carlton. load cattle, calves and hogs; Mout 8c Snodgraas, laotree, 1 toad cattle, nogs and sheep; 3. W Ogburn, Cottonweod. Cal.. 2 load cattle and hoc. JJnited State buraau of marketa report live stock loaded April 1 (carload reported west of Allegheny mountain, doubled eck counted as two cars; . Cattle and Mixed .. - , Calv. Hon Sbep,.8tock.: rotal. ' TttW-: 8010 1768 T603 838 8704 into week ago., vswa zo 70a ear e)4 Four weeks ago. 2889 2204 520 418 6833 Bute origin of livestock loaded April 1; For Portland: 10 3 .... . 1 -14 Dull Opening! Of Stock Market; Some Losses Shown .j . -- ! MARKET WORKS LOWER New York. April 8. .(I. N. 8.) The, ma jority f fint during final trading an tha atock market today were to lower level. Steel common aald down to 88. an Union Paoifie dropped to 118'.. atudebaser. after -reihflng m prviii.i 09yi, roawteo so wo, sn wsHiiiers cecuriM repped nearly 1 point to, SSV Neve Tort. April 2 iL N- 8.) Th most prominent feature of the -tork market ' at th opening toduy wa the fmall v lnuie of thuines. Tlu-re were no salea of Marine preferred in th first 13 minuted, and only a few of th minor tetl industrial were traded in, during that periodj General liotor. Industrial Alcohol and I tah topper were among other stocks in whieb there. Were no sale.').. j . rcoe movements in the few tosnei In which tnere wa a mud rrte amount of bu'limo w re irregular. ' Miami waa dirjerly influenced by the reduction of , the dividend yesterday after- neon and declined U n SOfe. Sinclair Oil wa oown to to 28 to. . - r . Distiller sold extra dividend f 3 per rant at aula, ana then sained hi noint. Mtl ummn sold off V at 31 1. an! Kesdlnir in .1,1.1, 1, . m " k01 tni'in;tiuo, ali.iwrd i n SI SIVi, I Continued reeession were noticed la SlneU'r pa and Studebaker becaw of the peratoWnt tak J- yiaf1!""1 0tanty. 8tud baker tell 0 74. Miami auatained a further Lm. sellina down to 28 H. against 81 at the clue t.erJ.iy. American Car V Foundry dropped 1 to 78 Vi on imrastrlai Alcohol dropnel 1 i i 122i nd Distiller' Securities fell dorn from39H to 88. Steel common was ex tremely quiet, ranging from 90 H to 80. all 1st first nour. BY NORTHVEST TRAD E - f PoKIand. Man Is Considered by Both Grala and Flour llaa as- Proper One "to Take Place Vacated by Death of. Theodore Wilcox. r Sra1"AvaV 4 W M W PORTLAND'S QUOTA OF . THIRD LIBERTY LOAN WILL BE SIO.050,000 Finance :,Tim ben: Industry New J Issue" e! -U. 8. Treasury Certificate of , IndebledBtfS Is Orrerrd by" Federal Rrserva Banka; CerUricatea Bear Iotcrra.1 at IV .Per Ceat . From April If and Are Paysblo wuly 111$. ' .. J Belief of OfficiaU That Subscriptions Will Run to $18,000,000. " Portland s euoU tor tb tatrd Liberty loan baa bn placaxl at 910,0(0,000. The yngxlmum quota for the ' second )oaa traa. 115.000.000 and for the first loan the quota waa $6,000,000, It 4a tb be t alt4 j States tVfc Treasanr CtrtUl gate scrury of treasury under au thority of ,aotv approved StpUnlwr li, 1317, offers for subscription at par and accrued Interest. throusJi federal re serve banks, a minimum ot f5O0.OO0,00O treagury ccrttf tcatea pt Indobledoesa, payable July K lilt, with: Interest at the rate of 4Vs Pr cent per pnaunt from AprU 10.1118. ApplWsllooa wUl.be re calved st the federal raiaerve baake. 8ub ecrlptioa books will clog gt the close ot busUtena : April 10. Certificates In de nomination of 100. 1 1000. 16000. 110,009 and 9100,000. CerUfVcatee ehaU be ek erupt both as to principal and Interest from ail, taxation new or toreafter tro th ird Uberty loan, aa follows: Total 11r nf officiate af tha tttlrat ramnatttm ,. ,li.i . ,in V,,- 8ii 000 000 1 Posed by the United uutea, any atate, or .tv!Uri?t.l0i,',WlU "i"11 t0 J,'W)0'OW (arty of posaenglono of tho United States ".. . l -,w w-l t.lr.a autlutrttw aicsnt PortUla.ndmr. Sit 'alO.JlO 00 A ! atate er Inh.rltance ta.e. and ?aduatwd TJ1- el" rl.iM0' .ttt. additional Income taea.' commonly are announced- today py5 Robert B. known aa aurtaxee, and eaeeaa prof lu Smith, state campaign manatrer of the , jaxw wr pro.ua 63II Vi6iCE aVg gl tUMld UJ tASvgl AAA vw aw vaav wo. I upon the lnoomo or profits er Individ Quota, luals. .partnerships, aaaociallona or cor- 3 as. oeo , poratlona. 1'hoaa eertlflcatea wUl pe ao ooptad In payment for Liberty loau bonds, : Credit i Alea Leetere Ceerse The fourth lecture of the course belns con ducted by the Portland Association of Credit Men will be given m the blue room of; the Multnomah hotel Wednes day nooa. Attorney Otto J. K reamer U lid 000 suw lwRcr ki 111. Ill.lll ... w, - - Hg'e oo ; porattons." their organisation' and man 2s!oee . sgement ; corporate liability; atock ?J S52 i holders' i and of ftoers' JlabUlty. The vooo Credit Men a . lecture course presents 477!ooo , speakers of unuau4 merit and the pop 20.000 : ularltv of tha aerlea in Atteatad br A con I. W. Ganon; ' NORTHWEST "GRAIN RECEIPTS -Car- . Wheat. Portland. Tuea.. Year ago . 19 fleasoa to data.. 8839 Yea ago . . . 4831 Tacoma, Monday 23 Year ago ... 18 Season to date.. 4028 Year e . . . 8414 Seettle, Monday 8 11 4187 4289 Barley. Hour. Oat. Hay. 3 7 8' 18 1. 4.0 80 824 803 1408 1842 188 130T 2088 2088 a . 4 e 78 .... S44 1487 111 807 1878 .... 4 1 IS I B 7 i 382 18 70 2813 Sm 1873 1304' 8298 eww , . . Clackamaa Clatsop Columbia . . . Cooa Crook Curry Deacbutea .. . Douglaa Gilliam .... Grant Harney .... Hood River . Jackson Jefferson, . . . Klamath ... Joeepbin , . Lake , JXlaeoln . . . . f Linn Mainour ... Marion ..... Moro ....... Multnomah . Polk ..... Sherman " Tillamook . . Lmatilia .4. I'nioa ...... VValiewA 4i. Wasco Washingto a W heeler .. TamhiU ... l ear ago gaason to date. . Year aga . . J. W. Ganong. right hand man of Theodore B. Wilcox, a proposed by the general grain ai.d milling trade of thia section to take np the work aa milling commissioner for tne Pacifl Northwest, juat laid down by the death of Mr. . "wis aiavsi'xa . is .ii'jski ygni i v iivvajsi outer bond steady. Mr. Ganong ia considered tho boat man avail J.L . ,T? 3Qot1 at 03.91. knd the 'i were traded in at 98.94. , in th. .7. ' iwomiawnt feature of thai tradigg T", ?t th trcvnd development of omciair uu luo snowed a 1 8.0T8.000 8.843,800 - 8.413,080 -..848.000 '1.048.000 4.814.000 t,30B,ee ase.oee 1,851.000 8,788,000 1.848.000 978.000 1.488.000 1.881.000 . 8,184,000 294,000 8.073.000 1.401,000 1.289.000 e.sss.ooo 288,000 . 8.049,000 8.871.000 11,002.000 1.878.000 184.271,000 1.788.000 1.087.000 1.883,000 18,771.000 - 8.888.000 2.031.000 4.194.000 . 8.8H8.00O 4 62.000 4. 87.000 5 UK, 000 491.000 7 u.ooo 348.000 ei.eoe 13.000 117.000 888.000 102.000 74.000 . 118.000 Jfreeieae TaUe ee Liberty Bob de- Li be rty bonds will fumUh the subject tor dtecuselon la the next ttumbtr of the University ot Oregon extension lecture course, held in the chapter room ot the Am r lean Institute of Banking In the Chamber of ConxmorcA Thursday night. Freak A. einan, vice president of the Lumbermen's Trust company. wtU tell all about Liberty bonds what secjjrlty is back of them, why I ho have higher market value, thaxt 4s, and m whole let of reasons why one tthould Invest la them at this time. - He will Also lead a die , cusslon of other United States bonds knd rural credit boada. The lecture le free and the public la Invited. teeag Aaaerlea sad the Liberty Lee- President W llaon haa mustered Into the army ot worksre for the third Uberty loen the Boy 8ooute of Amertoa, and the Qlrt gtoouta. The work of-the Boy Hcouts la the two previous Liberty loan cam palgna wss f-n Ineplrlng feature. In the second campalga they obtained e3S.0tu eubscrlpUone for over 9100,000,004) worth, of bonds.. The work or tho Boy Scouts end tho Olrl ttoouts In this great national effort will be not only of great practical service to the country, but ot g-t edu cational value to the boys and girls la preparing them for patrlotlo useful citl senshin. The patrtotUm ot .the young. people of America la a guarante- ex toe future ; tt mesne good ctUsena arid good Americana la the making. They are the eltlsens ot tomorrow and they are doing much, to make the world safe,' for de mocracy when Uxat morrow oomee. The Boy 'Scouts have not emly shown their patriotism, they have demonstrated their efficiency and their value to the coun try. With the uirl scouts stso eniisiea 289 oeo "tahtly increAslng Attendance 829.00O 142.000 1A lift AAA 188.000 1 83.000 -106.000 1.040.000 289.000 133.000 818,000 278.000 88.000 848.000 in the work leurels. they must look to their PaSfi. JP,iJMW"f "P. to H. ! Union te7 1 1 a il ,,T": aeiung down over .1 point f Xlost of the other aUauard iksua Leld ateady. with fractional changST ? .Bang of New York price furnished by Over Cooke Co.. 218-211 Board of Trade -I Open! High Low i ii iT-ivri PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT Portland Bank Thi week. Tear sen. 8 4.328,020.03 8 ,2. 590.275. B9 , 3,244.417 24 2.584,208.13 Spokane Bank : 8 1.023.767.00 211.317.00 Tacoma Banks ..: ....-. 701.800.00 76,810.00 San Francisco Bank 316.870.420.00 Los Angelas Bank 8 5,305.812.00 Seattle Bank . 5,810.407.00 i 1,235.551.00 T.I- 1 ... ..... . I Oregon Washington , . . Total ..... One week ago. . . lour weeks ago, FdY Seattle: Oregon Washington . . . IS 5 1 2 .. 6 ., 8 1 .. Totals One week ago. . Four weeks ago POTATOES ALL ALOXGr THE COAST ean.Sranelio Mart Ban Francisco. April 3. -(U. P. ) - Onions Par cental, bruwa or yellow. 75 90 for good atock. Potatoes Per cental. Delta. 31 00 1.80: Oregon Burbank. 31.10 81.35; Washington Netted Gem, 31.28: awecta, IT. 00 8) 7.00 on tha atreet. La Angelas Market ls Angeles. April 2. (t N. 8.) Potatoes Northern Rnrbsnks, ,1.30 1.35: Oregon Early Rote. 32 25; local. 81.20 0125; Idaho Rus sets, 31.15 OP 1.20. DAIRY PRODUCK ON THE COAST -Butter San Francisco Market Mam Francisco. April 2 (U. P.) Kxtras, 42c. Ka Extra. 3HV4c: extra halfs. 88c: firsts 37c? extra .pullets, 38c; extra firsts, pullets,. 86 Vic per doxen. Cheese California flat, fane v. 28e : Oras-na Young America. 28 "4 c. Oregon Cheese In South Ban Francisco. April 2. it. N. 8.1 Omrnn cheese Triplets, 20c; Yonng America, 26 H e. ko Angel Market T.es Angela. Airil 2. (I. N. B.i Hntt.r California creamery extras, 42c. Eggs Extra. 38c: case count. 86e: nnll.i. 84V.C ' . " No. 24. 20. 8. 19. 8. 14. 16. 25. 18. SB. 3. '6. 4. 17. 18. 18. 4. ; i. ; 7. 1. 1. f 1. 1. 1. 2. 1. 1. 9 16 8 .... B X .... Monday Afternoon Sola STEERS 2 8 4 8 1 2 3 ti 20 1 10 17 22 8 Ave. Tba. Price 80 811.38 10.50 Chlcag-o Dairy Prod nee Chicago, April 2. L N. g. ) Butter Ra. eeipbt, 11,239 tubs. Creamery extras, 41 He; extra firsts, 40Uf41c: first. 38s4o- Ittrking stock, 38 (& 89c. bgss Krceipts, oh, soy eases. Current re ceipts, 82Vt88e; ordinary firsts, S3 hi m S3rc; tints. 34r34c; axtraa. 87c Sew York Segar and Coffee New York. April 2. (TJ. P.i Coffee Soot a. 1 loo. e; No. 4 Hantos. M 14 c. Sugar Centrifugal, 36.08. ' ' . 1 , nam sueii, ee id, .o dox: enoa. l.f I norsenatr. man. I Bo: drv 2 00 do-; Columbia tmelt, 81-00 hog; hd, I dry short wool pelts. 23 30e; salted and green 14c '.i t - Oreearlet SUGAR Cube. 39.00H; powdered, fS.STH; iruu.or oerry, si.sm: Jellow. gT.XTHt granulated. 87.87 K : beet. 37.87 ; extra t f .o "v l swnm v.ei.of. - HON ET New. 33.00 ease. RICE Japan tyle. No. 1, 8 Vie: Nw Orlean bead. 9 He; bis nxe, 9c tiALT Coarse lialf ground lOOs, S18.S0 ton! AO. 817.25; Uble dairy. 60s, 320.00; 100s, 318.50; bale. 3X70: tancy table 4 dairy, 82H.28: lump rock, 320.00 ton. RBAN8 California,' sale by Jobbers: Small white, II 14c; large white, 13c; pink, Otao;! uaaaa, isac-, najous, rea, sic uregos naana, ouying price, wnue, maemne cleaned. 9 k ejlOc lb; hand picked, 10 tt ft lie lb. ; CANNED MILK CarnaUon, 88 70; Borden. 83 60; Aster. 88.80; Eagle. 38.00; Libby 88.86; Yeloban. 88.80 case. COFFE XV Roasted. 18 86 th. in sack eg ornma. SODA CRACKERS Bulk. 18o lb. '- NUTS Budded walnuu. 26 26 Vie lb,; al aannda. 13A38e; filbert. 20 io sack Jajta; sea uta ae? ia . - i. . ; . - . ' " Mope, Wool and Hidea ' J HOPS Nominal. 1917 crop. 1 J loe .th. HIDES Salted. 25 11J and no. l'Jcr )tl bulla, 80 lb and np,. 10c; sailed and gree kip, 18 to S3 lbs, 12e; aaltad and green calf up. to 13 Iba, 31e: green hide. 23 lba and up. e; green atags, 80 lb and up. 8c: dry flint. 25e: diy flint calf, up to 7 lbs, 2Hc: dry alt.,30e; dry horse bid, each, 81.38 1.50 : exited horse 38.00 gt 4.00; horaehair. tail, 23e; long wool pelts. 40c; 88.00 4.00 each; dry horsehair, rnane, 16; d nry aiiort wool pelts, 2 pelt x April takeoff). shearlings, each, 25 60c; dry goat, long hair. 2 80: dn eoat ahearlinaa. each, l&eitlei iW abort hair goat, each, 60e 81. 00, WOUlj Coarse valley. SOct medium nSn. 55c; valley Uinb weot. 45 AT 60c: Eastern Ore- go fieece, 80 88 lb. CH1TT1M UU CASCAILA BARK Buying rSce for car lots. 8 M c. TAI4.UW So. J. 1 4c; No. 2. 12c; grease. 10c lb. .MOHAIR 191T. 40S0c lb. - ' - ' Ropes, faint. Oil ROPE 3b. dark, 24e; white. 23 He lb; standard Manila, 82c, UNSEED OIL Raw. bala.. Bl 67 est - k.ttl. hailed, bbt.. ,1.69; raw, case. 91.77; boiled. ie 81.79 gal-; lot of 250 gallon, icas. COAL Oil Water white in drama and hn barrels, 1 On gU: case. 20 gaL 1 UABUl.liitK iron bbl., -ale; ease. Sic; engine dbtillate, Iran bhi., 12c; eases, 22c. . VrllTB LEAD Ton lot. i$e lb; 600 Jba, 13 view . ' : : TtKPENTiNB ink, ec: case. 75c; 10 a in(. sc irs. .v - WIRE NAILS Basic price. 35.33. : UBERTY BOND SALES jUbHy bondj ol4 in Sevt Totk during the d-vy: fim aM;.g,ne-.M7.7 2COBl 4 VV1r8T .. awQ' '' el . f o m e a eaD 1 l.... 1 1.... 18,... as.... 1.... 1 90.... i.... 8.... 28..., 'c .... 0.... 25;;;; JO '14 ; 1 . . . . 5.... ' e.... 01. . . . 63.... . . 981 , . 977 ..1121 , . 956 , .1140 . . 880' . .1027 ..1211 ..1173 . .1017 ..831 . .1107 . . 920 . . 098 . .1128 . 860 .1180 . .1045 , .1080 , . 950 , . 870 , .1180 . 780 . .1080 . ". 980 .,1070 .. 920 . . eoo . . 720 ..1183 .. 410 No. s 1.... 25.... 18..., .. .. 4.... 25 23.... 1 8.... 7.... 2 17 Are. lba. Price .. 076 811.25 11.60 J2.00 9.75 1300 11.00 10.40 12.10 11.68 9.25 10.00 . 10.76 11.00 9.60 11,50 COW3 3-4.00 7.10 6.00 7.60 8.50 4.00 8.60 7.80 10.45 0.60 . 8.80 7.60 HEIFERS 8 8.00 0.00 10.50 6.00 BULL 680 .1078 . 800 .1028 .1094 .1038 .1037 .1078 .1200 . 880 . 840 .1180 .1010 .1300 a'.", '. 1.. ... . 1.. , 4.. . 1.. .1490 8 8.60 I 1. .1460 7.75 1... .1805 5.00 2... .1180 8.00 1.,, . 960 9.00 2.. CACTES ' . 170 ,12.80 I 1... . 130 13.00 2.,, . 170 12.00 8... HOGS 900 940 . 780 eoo 970 900 800 840 810 880 1000 690 790 362 560 .1450 . .1080 , .1080 . .1420 .16.35 7.00 12.00 11.80 11.00 11.36 10.40 10.40 10.80 11.68 11.00 9.00 11.10 11.80 II 00 9.00 T.00 6.60 4 50 6.60 t.00 4.00 8.00 8.76 T.60 8.60 6.00 T.80 5.23 7.00 T.78 7.00 7.23 6.00 8.0d 162 ,17.00 19 IT. OS 18,00 17.00 17.03 16.50 16.00 380 220 201 135 280'" 1.82 410 110 130. 184 203 253 340 818 143 185 107 296 17.00 16.00 15.50 15.60 17.10 i 1T.00 17.0O 16.00 16.00 16.75 1T.10 18.60 17,10 9 e. . . . . a 21 4 69, 9 1 . ... 20..... 7 . a lee 21 65 . 8 67 12 . 3;. . . . 8 20 170 313.00 116 11.00 81S- 12.00 176 117.00 177 1T.00 118 283 880 176 869 189 188 134 240 264 108 874 192 8O0 113 140 139 40 784 81 n 101 1014 DO 14 63 84 63 40 19 137 44 65 M 68 Vs 4?H 81 85 B 624 39 144 118 43 271 91 iH'v. 4TH 24 81 78 Vi 13.50 17.00 16.00 17.00 16.00 17.00 16.60 13.50 1510 17.00 16.60 17.00 17.00 .18.00 18.60 18.60 16.00 lESCItIl'TiaN AUska Gold . . . AIHa Chalmers, c, . Am Beet Sugar, . . Ara, Can. e 1 Am.: Car. Fdy.. e. . Am. Cotton Oil, e . . Am. Loco., e. ... . . Am. Haselter, e . . . . An,; Sugar,' e Am. Tel. It, Tel .. am. nooien, e, . . . Anaconda Min. Co . . Atchison, e. ...... Baldwin Loco., e. . . pair. onio, e . . . Bethlehem Steel B. Brk. Rapid Transit. Butte As Superior. . CaL Petroleum, c . . Canadian Pacific .. Cent, Leather, e. . . Chesapeake A Ohio. Chi. M. Js St. Paul Uhlao CotDDer Colo. F. A L. j Cons. Gas Cora Product, e . . . Crucible Steel, c... -ittstuiera Erie, c Ueneral Motors . . Goodrich Rubber Ot. Nor. Ore Land. t. Nor. pfd Greene-Can Hide A Leather, o. . Industrial Alcohol . . inspiration, Int. Mer. Marine. . . Kenaecott Copper. . Lackawanna Steel. . Lehigh Valley Louisville A Nash.. Maxwell Motor, c. Hex. fetroleuot ... Miami Copper . . , . Midvale Steel . , . . M.. K. A T.. c... Nev. Consolidated. . ew tlaven .... N. Y. Air Brake Near York Central.. N. Y., OnU A W.. Norfolk A West., c nortnern laclflo Pennsylvania lty. . . reopie Gas j iittsour coal. c. . . Prea d Steel Car, c. Bay cons. Copper . H'y. Steel Springs.. Reading, c Rep. Iron A Steel, c Rock Island Seara. Roe. A Co . . Shattock . . . . Studebaker. c . . ... . Southern Pacific . South. Railway, c.. Swift Tenn. Copper , . . . Texas Oil Tobacco Product . II. P., c U. 8. Rubber, c. . V. 8. Steel, c Utah Copper . . . , . V. 'Chemical, e. . . Wabash West. Cnion Tele. .. West. Eleetrie Willy Overland ... Woelworth Total salea; 100,800 share. . Ei, div. 2 per cent. 75 404 784 31 ei 371 101 1004 66 68 Vi 84 TS14 62 11 40 19 Vi 1374 35 66 H 40 i 4114 91 83 834 63 H 80 144 118 43 27 91 IJ1H T 24 TA 81 78H 824 SOU 48 V 28 69 H "0 104 86 Vi 44 42 62 60 284 52 H 814 T8V4 30 Vi 148 H 15 88 Vi 22 V4 ii'W 144 51 120 Vi 90S 934 80 Vi 464 Are. lbs. Price 911 3 8.50 No. 7 3.... 725 4. ...1042 8 810 Tuesday Morning Salea STEERS ..1840 ,.1180 870. 110 1..., T70 k o.eo 1..., T30 eoo 8.... 804 S....M43 1... 708 T.... 660 4.... 986 3....1S80 8.00 11.25 9.00 . - BULLS t.50 I 7.60 I nEIFERS ; 7.00 I 1. 7.50 COWS 8. No. Ave. Ihv. Price S..... 790 g 8.50 1... . . 870 - e.oo 1.....1000 10.50 79 42 5 40 H 17 V. 284 89 go 104 88V4 62 80 234 52 Vi 814 78 i 20 Vi 148 Vi 154 89 Vi 884 22 Vi 17 144 61 120 Vi 65 Vi 90 H T9V4 43 Vi 40 17 75) 40 HI 78 I 31 J 81 7i 100 100 83 53 77 40 18 iiiM 84 Vi 85 40 4t Vi 87 83 85 82 86 14 116 48 So 120 464 34 80 78 93 28 46 e J a 28 69 30 108 84 44 41 82 60 284 03 80 78 19 148 15 37 82 22 17 142 Vi 61 V 118 64 89 79 42 . j... 40 . . . la t" 2g 74 40 78 91 .61 77 Vk 100 H 100 4 49 68 82 74 51 77 40 19 16 186 84 Vk 55 40 41 86 85 85 62 88 14 116 42 Vi 27 9 v 40 13 1J1 40 24 80 OB 113 35 93 28 $ 48 4 18 28 1ZS 68 20 108 S4 44 09 60 23 able for tie petition, and x well lik-1 araoitg hi asKKiates. Me ha been connected with the induitry for many yaara, and ia one of th leader of tne btisinea. There we a holiday in th gram traio at Chicago because of an election, but aosae of th Other . eastern market were opeiv. However, little activity waa Indicated, by tb trad see rally. ; - Flour market ia firmer for substitute's hut no clung in value ia indicated. May continue scarce, although the i tletv of Mock offering in the country. Car for flup ment ara not Tiiible. FLOUR Selling price: Patent. glO SOi har. ley flour. 3 18.00 $1 8. 80; WulametU vaUey. 89.801 local straight. 89.80; baker1 local. 69.80 10.00; alontana apring wheat, patent, 810.60 10.80: whole wheat. 38.80: araham. sa.4ai rye flour, 312.76; oat flour, 318.66 per barrel. xxa x jo u j 111 price, ; mew crop,- wuiametta timothy, fancy. 826.00 per ton 4. Eastern Oregon- unmgipai isncy iimotny, . gso.uo; alfalfa. 4.00; valley vetch. 1: cheat. 82B.00i clover, 820.00 per ton; grain. 836.00 0 26.00.4 uXai.1 OAV. B. a nominal. Ko. 1 Ualenata. 34 A23o in ear lota; lesa amounts hie her. AUL.LaTt.rr B uran, gso.oo 0 80.30; abort. 833.00 1 32.80; middUng. 339. 00 9 39 50 uer on. ROLLED OATS Per barrel, 313.30 918.00. kullu nstuxt for ton, TT79. CORN Whole. 372: cracked. 878 nek ton. Merchant -Exchange AprU bUU: - : OATS Week Tuea. Hen. Sat Thnr. Wad. ago. ion mi mis Feed 6900 4123 6800 7000 7000 7000 7000 Feed BARLEY 4100 .... 7400 T400 7400 7400 Brewing .... saw .... oiuu aiou iOU 8100 Eastern, oat and com in bulk : OATS No. 3 white , 6380 White 38 clipped . . . , 0330 CORN a No. 3 yellow ,' 6900 Ko. 3 mixed 6500 C. 8. Milling division announce any effort oa the part of exportera or ether uuicbasera of flour to influeno sale to then by offering mill price in excess ot prevailing value most neuev aanly be eons uteres a eppaoe to tne policy of the food administration, and must be looked upon aa an unpatriotic practice inimical to the public Interest,, and loaretors to be uwconutiueo. Money aad Exchange New York. April 2. (L N. S.I Can moae I on the floor of the New York Stock exchange today ruled at a per cent; nigh. 4 per cent; low. 2 per cent. Tim money w quiet. Bate were 0 ner cent. Tb market for prim mereaeul paper wa euu. Call money is London today wa 3 per rent. Bternng exenapge . wa taay witn eu nee in banker' bill at 84.78 for demand. 34.72 for eo day aad 34.70 for 90 day bill. SUver -New rrk, 83 e; .London, 48L Total fop UU.. 3246.860.000 $18,488,000 Maiiis Saxon Wins St, Helens Mayoralty :if" - Charter antadmeat ter BaHdlag Bead to CoUaihla City Defeated City Dock BaltdlBg Ameadmeat Carries. St, Helens, Or., April 2. Senator Magnus Saxon, Independent candidate tor mayor, was elected by the narrow margin of 20 votee over J. T. Tabor, the caucus nominee. ' A heavy vote was polled on ' account of charter ' amend ments on the ballet. , The oouncllmen elected were I. Barton, B, I. Plummer and J. W. McDonald, the latter winning over Klmer Chapman, independent csu- dldete, by the narrow margin of aut votes. The charter amendment tor bonding FIVE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES' TODAY 1 FILE DECLARATIONS . t j ; One t6 Run for Congress, One Labor Commissioner, Three for ! State Representative. Salem, Or, AprU 2. Five Republican candldatea, one for representative in congresei. one for labor commissioner. and three for etate representetlve, to day filed their declarations with Secre tary of Btate Olcott. - Conrreanman X. J. 81tinott of The Dalles filed tor reelection in the Second congressional dletrtct. "Win tne v ar ts his slogan. In his platform he prom lses to : -Advocate and support those the city for the construction of the road measures And policlee which are ealcu to Columbia City was defeated. And the j la ted to terminate successfully and amendment authorising; the issuance of I anAAriiiv tha arreat war 1 national and bonds for the building of a city dock 'war rmercencv prohibition equal aut waa carried. jfrage ; Oregon's Just share of reolama. tidn fund: reclamation ana irrigation of arid ! lands for home for returning 1 soldiers; liberal homestead laws; emten - ,f 'ninfeMiiitii natlohal Aid for ' good roads j untvereal eight-boor day ; 1 restriction . of ' undesirable Immigration 1 after the war ; merchant marine ; larger Boston, April 2. (U. P.) The Brit- , taxation ot war proflU ; curbing 01 prot lah steamahln Carlisle Castle, owned lteering." by the Union Castle Line and under! John IL Holston, 746 E. Eighth street, charter to the Cunard Line, has been Portland, le a new candidate for labor torpedoed and sunk. It became known commissioner. VVU1 use $100 of salary here today. : monthly to purchase Liberty bonds," Is It was not known until today whenN his slogan, while in his platform he alarms were made for Insurance held ' oromlses to "Conduct a commons nse, Carlisle Castle , Sunk by Torpedo 2000 Employes of. Baltimore Walk Out " "" ) Baltimore. ADrll 2. (L N. 8.) Two thousand eity employes, approximately two thirds of the laborers employed by the city, are on strike today for a general advance tn wagee. They seek union labor support- Facing an almost complete tie-up of many de partments, the administration today advertised for men and boys to drive teams end clean the streets.! Deutschland With r Captain Taken, Claim At Atlantic Port. April L (L N. S.) Captain Koenlg, commander of the German submarine ieutaeniena, is a prisoner In a Brltsh port, according to the captain of a British i ship ar riving here today. He also ol aimed that the Peutschland was captured by the British. 5 Vallejo Again Open ' To Men of Navy VaIUJo, Cel., April - L (U- P.) Tho" navy a pan on vaiiejo was iities tousy and men from the Mare Island , yard were permitted. to visit the city for the first time In six months. The city's saloons have been closed. . 80 78 19 143 16 39 82 22 183 1714 112 61 11S 64 9 78 41 1 91 40 17 110 Seattle Barley Market Seattle. ADril 2. (L N. 8.1 No. 9 feed barley. 878.00; 40-ltt barley. 877.00. Itcceuiu -vvneat, a cars. 8a n FrascUeo Grain Msrht San Fnnciaco, AprU 2. (U. p.). era in : Barley I per cental 1 seeo, s.uwayao; tipping. around sa.su o. e. tntcnot point. Oat Hed leea. is.ivgl Hi). Xaw York Bead Market Hid. Atchison General 4 ...... - Baltimore AV Ohio Gold 4. . Beth. Steel Ref. 5a.... Central Pacific let 4s. . . . . n a. , . .1 . 1 . W- V- . St. Paul GenL 4a Chicago W. W. Ueneral 4. LAN, Unt 4a......... New York Ry. 6a. Northern Paclfw P. JU 4. 650 8 8.00 8 50 10.28 4.00 7.0O 7.35 3 S.60 1 CALVES .... 840 811.60 I 1 I...-..' 80 - 8.60 IS 8. .. 971 9.0 1 7,.. . 266 - -e.00 - HOGS 8.... VT78 95T 6 88 890 8.00 30 6.00 70 : S.60 1. . 10 80 8 06 T.26 e.60 115 811.00 170 12.00 20.... 11.... T 1.... ...; Sa. 275 817.00 2 SO 17.00 188 820 V9 iu 17.00 10.OO 17.00 J7.00 -le-.V. .283 20..,,. 268 X..... 218 ....i Itl 4..... 490 Imi.iIM 17.00 17.00 17.00 iroo Reading General 4a..,. I'nioa Pacific 1st 4. . . . l'. a. nteel se T'aion Pacifhr lt Ref. 6. .. Southern- Pacific Conv, 6a., Southern Faelne Con v. 4. . Pens. Coo. 4 t.,,...... Penn. 1st 4 H. ......... . Cbm. As Ohio Cone. as.... Oregon Short Lin 4. 70 78 92 77; nl 82 83 ' 17 79 81 83 T 78 90 T6 78 89; 80 83 . i Ask. 80 77 93 80 2 Sew Terk Metal Market New York. April S. L N. 8.) Leed thut Soot. 37.24 7.80; April. 87.00 7.30. Spelter Weak. Spot. 88.75 7.00; March, Apru ana xaay, io.ni.w. Chicago Market Closed Cineaxo. AnrU t (U. P.) The Chieaao board of trade wa closed today on account of I the, city etection. Division Camps for Officers' Training by marine underwriters here that the liner had been sunk. The date of the alnking or Informa tion about the vessel's crew ofv50, was not available. The Carlisle Castle la listed in Lloyd's regigter as a steel screw steamer ot 4326 tons. It was built at Northumber land In 1311 and registered at London., Governor Eeceives Mooney Petition San Francisco, April I. U. P. A petition for the pardon of Thome Mooney, sentenced td deatb for com plicity In the preparedness parade dyna miting, was -filed with Governor Stephens today by Mooney 'a attorneys. It followed the signing of the remittitur making Mooney's sentence final, by the state supreme court late Monday. Roseburg Man Given Limit for His Crime Eugene. Or., April 2. "I ahall give you the limit of the law. And wigh I could give you a life sentence," gald Judge O. V. Skip worth In the circuit court today, when sentencing M. K. Crow of Roseburg to JO to 20 years for a atatutory crime. Crow was Indicted here Monday" afternoon and pleaded guilty this morning. . German: Spy Nest In South America economical administration and wUl ap point competent deputise only.' Two others who already have filed foV labor commissioner are CwH. Gram and Wj A. Dalslei of Portland. Legislative candidates who filed today sre Halph A. Coan nd George T. Wll lett of Portland, end) J. A. Weeterlund of Medford. Boys Plan to Help . With Illinois Crops 1 . . . chicaa-o. Aorll i. (I. N. B r Eleven thousand boys of Chicago and Cook county 1 marched In a patriotic parade here today to demonstrate their de termination to help the farmers of Illinois ; harvest the biggest crops In t history i as a means of wtnrring tne war. Tne ooya are n rnvmowrn ; w the S. Boys Working Reserve. Later In the season they, will be sent to the farming communities. t . r . GenlBelllsHptto1 Come West for Time 0 i. Washington. Aprn 2. U. P.) Ma jor General J. Franklin Bell, recently Assigned to command of Camp Upton, New York, an later to the western department, will remain temporarily in charge of Camp Upton, though not In ( charge of a division. Whether he will later take up the western department Is new undecided. It was learned today. No cause- wee given for'' the change in orders. J MORRIS ----- 3 - - . J c . BROTHERS Incorporated 201 !(UblU&4 as Yuri Xtllvty Cxchtnc BaUdtnc rortliod, OretQw' Th Premier Municipal 'Bond Heutm ot Oregon . ' I a Oregon Municipal; Bond Yielding From 3 to 6A TavUplvosve gVtaiat 340 We own and offer $12,000 Washington. April 2. (I. N. 8. There will be an off leer's training camp In each division In the United SUtee, the general ataf f of the war department an- 86 1 nounced Monday afternoon. These campa Ss f wilt ka naifv fnr snliated men snft m,m. here of reserve officers unite now estab lished At certain educational Institutions. 4 B 19 80 82 tk 79 ' Foreign Bend Market - - .i Bid. A r.'6Oct, 1880 U. R. 6 Sept- 181S. ........ 98 I'. K. 6 Nev. 1919,.,.... V. K IHi Feb. 1818,.,,,!. . 99 TJ. K. B No. 1991....... 98 i A. F. See. 6a Aug. 1919...... 93, Hep. Fraaew 6a 1931,,..,..,. 123 1 Para ajct. !:(. ., ..; r:, Marseilles 6a NV. 18 . , . . . 8X Russia Extn. B a 1021..... 33 i Ruasun bHl. 3a t2. 88 1 Horn. 6 Aug. 1T... ...... 83 Doa. 6 .April 1921..,...., 94 Deaxi 6 April 1931 i v 99 Pomt 5a April 1936. . . ., , .. "l Argentine 6a May 1920.'. 98 16.00 Poaa, Canada 6a 18T. ...... 90 16.60 rrenck 6k 31.. ,....... 89 60 S3 Ask. 90 joe s e 18S . 84 , 87 . 40 '.- rt 03 e . l i 3 .. . ! ; It la expected thatUhie new series of "exicane on tne nomer are celebrating Pro-Germanism Gets Severe Jolt in Ohio Coshocton. Ohio, April 2-(U. P.- Pro-Germaniara . la decidedly unpopular here, following an all-night session of a vigilance) committee of 600 which round ed mp 10 families suspected of unpAtrfa otic sentiments. ; i Fire laddies helped the $rro d bring out several families who barred their doors and refused to oome out ami saw i lute the flag. -, ' , .. ; f a Mw ' ' eaa .. ... . Lexington. Ky Aprn L-U. N. .)-! "1,?-- P"?y wo dtlUaJB VSA6 eaamawf f -- i. Port - - . . e.1 .1 Portland Rio do Janeiro. April t.(U. PJ The Rio Journal declare a German spy nest has been discovered f ere with agencies tn the Brasillan states, especially to the south. An employe of the light end power company, named 8herer. disap peared with maps of the power plant- He ia now supposed to be In Parania. : ' i il -ii Mexicans Celebrate v German . Victories camps will open some time Iq June,- S. F.. Hotels Abolish Wheat From Menus f5an Francisco. April 2, (L N. 8.) Three of the largest hotels In Ban Fran i elsco. the St. Francis. Palace and Fair-1 mont. have announced that they will abolish from their menus all "foods con taining wheat producta. The order win remain- In effect until next -harvest. These are the first hotels In the vreet to announce this- step, which was recently , decided on at Washington by (00 lead ing; hotel men of tho country. German victories" on the western front, J i '".- M S"vhotofBf oVapTnTk,1 1 j Workers oii: Spruce Mflllir im man wan la j.m ImI ' M i a . f w duty along the . Rln Grande. He said furloughs are being refused because ralda arc frequent and. every available Ameri can soldier ts needed for guard duty. Complain tjf -Wages Olympla. Wssh.. April Jwl. K. S.1 Complaints against, the new wsge: bcale ftaflrwel CauifMa-tnw r.el. Ufa 1 recently PUT, "1 WOO) m tpe SPTUrtt log- .. . . i r,f thia atat.ar'W.v "vln.l Ty - . . . . .... . . a. ....w - j -v.vrc. a. feosr liapian. IOWA. April Z-tL r. ,i rilseii. dlractaaf enua ariwl il, rj.y-yvooeTx j.- ixauou. n turea Duud-" for tbe government, are oetng made le Ing contractor, committed suicide to- J ,j,e Washington otate labor cormnltj- nay oy snooting, nunacu. m neiiu is'aionar here. , ; i given, eg the cause. - : iv,erers oompUin that their board i.. I - i - - 'been raised. They do net understand Cut out non gssenttais we are tn 41 1 why their weges should be redut;ed. The race with a swift Antagonist anJ peed 1 labor commissioner says the state fcvg vs cwtaic. ... . invj iwwuKura - utw mevver . S ! , BONDS . Dne Tanaery 1 1922 Prioo per and iatereet to yield 3 . - - Income Tex Exempt ' - LUMBERMENC Trust company ClrTTAl f VinVf f iN vrM . at v - . - J r - " Stocks, Besda. Cottes, Orsia, Kte, f 18-311 Board of rrads naiidisg. . Overbeck&CoblieCo. DIRECT PRIVATE! WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES At at sere Ckleage Beard Uf Trail e Cemiteedasu of Legae; 9ryw T . tkUage, Baw xsiie