THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1913.
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FLEECE CAUGHT ON BARB WIRE FENCES WILL BE .GATHERED ni WAR; VORK SUBJECT
OF AJALK BY
ONLY LOIR PRICE
IS EXPECTED HERE
IN BUTTER T
RING
Accumulations Shown on Every Sid
. With Make Increasing at ifomfl ana
, Outside Product Taking Some oi
the Trad in Territory. ,.'
. Stagnatine and weakness ar shown In the
tmtt.r in Am Mnerallr throughout th Pacific
Northwert aa result of th lower price, that
California sdppliee arc being oifsrsd in twa aec-
Uon. .-., . .,, . -
with tti nrmWHnn of horn eresinerie in-
eraaaing quit rapidly from day to day and with
additional snppllM of tbe ontalde make atailabla.
aj-enmnlattntia are senertL tot a while thia ap
plied principally ta tha lesser known stats brands
that bad no oaublUbed trad her and vara
only marketed whenever there wss surplus at
hma. Jut now tha cits creameries are showing
a congested trade and additional weakness baa
therefore cenereuy developed in in traae.
With the weaker trend of the trade and the
earttneae of the season, which make -the storsge
nmtiaA imx anleker than daring recent rears,
creamery inter are trying their beat to keep
cleaned np from day w aay. i nia win im
ally remit la lower price for both butter and
buttsrftt. I -
i haaaa ericea droraod yeatrrday and ladle
tlmu bidnt Ut further loss for the immediate
'future. Thia together with the alack demand for
canned mil and the elimination of Mia eorxwna-
ariea at leadtns bidder for raw milk, haa thrown
' the bulk of the supplies upon tbe creameries,
.YALlfSCIA OttANGKS ABK OFFEEED
'lrt offering ot Valencia orange of the sea
son are renorted. on the' local market about
month ahead! of previous seasons. The etock
waa in good Condition and-was Quoted at $7.00
a bos for am ail dies. - - .
Butter-Price
J Goes Lower in
'-. Portland Trade
There will be a sharp drop of 4e a pound
In the price of butter by looal creameries,
effective Friday: morning. Thia place the
Hoe of print In parchment wrapper at 44o
and : In carton 4M per pounds The price
a butterfat was reduced today Be pound
t the same time, making No. 1 sour 44o
per pound f. o. b. Portland,
hinni nM ccmoco 10
IfUUL UI1TLHUL0 10
BEING
GATHERED
Scattered Lots of
Apples All That
' Eemains of Crop
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Idaho Forms Society to Pick Fleece
From Barb Wire Fences Aggregate
Annually Lost Is Said to Be Consid
erablo in District. i
i. . . i
Pins and Needles
In Shipment of
California Fruit
Vina and needle are being placed In Cali
fornia product by seme Interest at (hipping
point, a condition which ha alarmed the
oal trad, neeentiy a Meat firm, in re
packing a bos of orange, found a needle In
one of tha fruit and eoon after found another
needle In a pleo of rhubarb owning from the
south. Again a rusty pin we found In an
other boa of orange. The attention of fed
eral authorities ha been called to the matter.
Man Interest have recently organised a -
1 elety for the aol psrpoae of ft ring the many hun
dreds of pound el wool mat snouany toe to
waste In that state. . -I '
ConserratioB of fleece, due botn to in ex-
tr.ra Men nrirea now available, a well a th
Practically No Full Carload Lota Are i fact that the nation need the etrppiie to clothe
na oiatera ana auion, use cauaca um mar.xw
to seek ' out all the wool that to eratterea ; on
barb wire fences ta the Cent state. , This l laid
to saaregst a big volume..
The Jue condition is shown In Oregon, - and
In some parte . of Washington, ae well as other
Pacific Northwest sections,
ThO work of gathering this stray -Wool haa. al
ready started and excellent result hare - bees
Lading Shares Go
Higher at Opening
Of N. Y. Market
MILLS MAY HAVE TO
CLOSE BECAUSE OF
SHORTAGE f GRAIN
Wheat Supplies Not Being Delivered
to Pacific Northwest Mills With
Great Shortage of Transportation.
South Sells Barley.
Now Being Offered at Pri
mary Markets.
With the exception of a few scattered lota,
Don of which is aeid to bo more than a half
Carload, there are practically no apples now being
offered to the trade at leading Pacific Northwest I achieved.
1ETTTCK MARKET 18 ADVACIHG
With n atlenc of 2 Tie a crate in the bouth,
the local market for head lettnee is aSpeCted to
ahow a similar rise within a day or so. A carload
came in from the South to reUare b portion of
the shortage here.
I I i I a ' ' ,
ASFABAoL'S PRICES ARE LOWER
With greater', offering ot asparagus from the
south and with a rather slow demand, the price I
her la dropping. Bale were mad during the
day at 8 010c for flat and around 1:1 Ho for
pyramids. j
growing center.
Thecal storage house are said, to retain' only
fair supplies, which consist principally of red
cheeks. These are said to be showing consid
erable scald. ' '
Some carloads of' apple stUtsmnain at prl
maty shipping center, bnt these, are said to ha
been sold nd are simply awaiting shipment to
eastern center. Market advice from the east
indicate' S continuance of the former moderate
demand, with prices practically unchanged at
leading Centers.
Sam of the annls which art being offered to
the local trade by shippers are so poor they ought
to be condemned by officials. In nor
mal seasons the would l Bnt be tolerated upon
any market, and in aome section! would not be
j allowed on sal at any time.
Oats Market Firm
But Trade Light
By Joseph P. Prltehard '
Chlrago. April 4. (I. N. 8.1 There Waa a
stranger market for corn and oats, with the
former up H w He. whiles the latter wa H
higher to unchanged.
Prorlslons were 10 23c lower.
Chicago,
Tha condition of the wool ' maTket la very
strong in all section, with additional business
reported at the recent high range. In Yakima
aome business is reported, but the season then
i just aoout starling.
Generally Steady- !
Tone for Livestock
Local Market Shows a Quiet Tone
With Limited Arrivals in North
i
Portland Yards.
'April
TEAL MARKET DRAGGING BABLTJ market opened firm today, but trade was light
Market for , country killed calves continues
rterloaded along the street and the general trade
is weaker. 8ale are still being made at lBwi
(9 lo for tops, but few are shown at the higher
figure. Movement draggy. . Uog are firm at
tb recent advance.
PORTLAND XrVEBTOCK RUN
Tharsday
Wednesday
Tuesday .........
Monday
Saturday ........
rrauy ..........
Week, ago
Tear ago
3 years ago ......
3 pears ago . . . ...
4 years ago
There was a steady tone generally for 'hogs
at the opening of the North Portland trade
for the day. Arrivals overnight -were small
and consisted principally ot Willamette valley
Bog. Cattle. Calve. Sheep.
80S 84 ... .110
230 40 .....
606 211 8 ! 22
617 1282 4S -i 10
00 140 t i
269 257 47
, 478 254 1 , SS
888 224 1 ..
833 182 1 242
. 224" 115 .. 11
. 220 1 1 87
Local traders Were on both aide of the market.
u . t . . - . . . i iiu coiiipvvu principalis m n uiaiovn mwi
board demand for cash oaU continues with ,tock vhicb came forward on guaranteed price,
bid 18 Ho over May. .ieneral ho marks ranee.
.GO MARKET IH REALLY WEAKER
While there is still a fight on between two
firm whe-ar! trying to outdo each other in bid
ding for outntde buainesa, . th local gg trade I
wak and th bulb of th sale of current re
ceipt are shown around 84c a dozen- on the
; treat. A few only t 34 H 88c
Th corn market 1 without much feature, trad
ing being light.
A little scattered liquidation in May pork
wss the feature in provisions. Belling is scat
tered, but buying is limited.
""corn
Oven. High.. Lew. Close.
125 7, 126 H '125 126 H
89 K
84
89 H
83 H
; BRIEF HOTE8 6V PRODUCE TRADE
i Chicken trade "till quiet with limited offer
ing", demand' -small.
('abbage market is steady st SKo for Win
nincstead and! 8e for other varieties.
Demand for tallow lav firmer at full former
price.
bean market inclined to show a weaker tone I
generally. . f -
m h tradi la rather quiet at former prices.
WEATHER KOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Waathr , burean sdrise: Protect shtpment !
; during the noit 88 hour against tha following
minimum temneratur) Going north. 88 degree:
nnnheast over 8., P. At 8., 8S degree"; east to
Baker, 80 degreeet eouth to Ashland, 82 degrees.
Migii mum temperature at Portland tomorrow,
about 40 -dagrte.
eneral ho, market ranee.
Prime lia-ht . . . : 81T.00A 17.25
Prime heavy. .............. . 16.T0l "n
Pigs ...................... 14.50915.75
Cattle Offering Light
Onlr a Helit run ot cattle anDeared In the
North Portland yards available for tbe day'a
trading. General trade condition ar
at tbe fonner price rant.
General cattle market ranaet .
Good to choice steer $11.00 1
Medium to good steers IO.BOi
Common to good steer. ....... 9.00 1
Choice cows an., beifen. ...... .7o i
Common to eood cows and heifer a. 00
Canner .
Bulla
Calve ..;
Stacker and feeder steer. .....
Load of Bheeo arrives
A' real load of sheep came forward to the
North Portland yards overnight, much to th
surprise of th trade. Steady price condition
ana trea ara reported.
General sheep and lamb rang:
Western lamb ....... . . , . , , , f 18.00
Nw Torlt. Anrll d ft N. ft l n.naa I -rriin . . ia'nn
wa active at tha onenina of the cotton market 1 wthr . . . is'ko
today and th tone wa firm, with pricea 18 to Ewe 10.00
SO Point hither. Prominent nun traifem anit I Hhnrn ahem. SUata nndar Onotationa.
comaiMloa house' were food buyers and spot! United States bureau of markets . report tlre-
nrras aiso purcnasea, wnuo? -Wall street, uptown I stocs; loaaea .Apru a, in canoaas;
May .,
April ......
alay .... . .
May .......
April ....V.
May .......
July ;
April ......
May
July
.89 90
85 U. 85
PORK
4808 4820
LARD .
2590 2595
8820 2620
, RIBS
4800 4808
2570
25&0
S610
2435
2402
2442
2492
2577
2608
2427
2477
2393
2482
2483
steady
12.00
lll.SO
1 10.00
110.75
t : 9.50
4.25 ! 8.25
8.00(a) 1 9.00
7.80 912.00
6,60 9.50
PIMAL TRADI IftfTCaULAft
New York. A sell 4(l. f4. .) While some
stocks howt Mrona, th rnarkot In aanoral wa
irreeular during tna final aaaiinaa toaay, tnoss
of tha leasing Issues reacting traovionaiiy.
Oontral Leather was oxeeptlenaiiy trona , mo.
In ua over I point to 07 . and Maalcan P-
trolaam aold ua ta 04. Steei cemmos reected
4 to SOVa and Paarln prereerea oroepee to
aav. -
,' ZS1 ,009 shares! a on as, a707,aou.
New lark.. April 4. (t K.'C) Few devel
onmanta over niaht were genarally regarded with
satisfaction in the Wall street district at tbe
ODenfcna- of th stock market today, and furnished
important Incentives for bullish operation in
many tarce. Th increased attention attracted
to tha Condition In th steel trade with th ex
change heavy allotment for equipment, made tha
steel industrial prominent ta trading.
American Car . At Foundry aaoved up to
80 K. and Baldwin rose 114 ta 78 H. Tha
marina imuet were also la argent demand. At
lantic-Gulf moving up 2 H to 110 and Marine
preferred mad a gain ot to 62 H .
The action of tha W abash director in W
elarina a dividend on the "A" preferred ktoek
yesterday improved tha position ot th railway
list generally.
Many of those stocks made fractional gains.
with special interest attached to the trading la
Reading, which advanced to 82 14 . There
wa continued core ring of Stude baker, which
rose to 41 14.
American Can was Influenced to aome extent
by widely circulated report of tha coming divi
dend on the etock. although official of th c
pan? said they had no knowledge of any such
intended action.
Liberty 8H were aold at 98.98. While the
second 4 wer traded in at 96.64.
The strong tone shown at tbe opening was
fairly maintained throughout the forenoon, al
though there was aom alight recession du to
th continued absence of outside speculative In
terest. . Moat of th buying came from the spec
ulattv element oa tbe floor. Room traders wer
generally bullish. Tha copper stocks were in
good demand.
Anaconda moved up to 684. and Utah
made a gain of 1 point to 79 . General Motor
mowed up 1 point to 119. while Studebaker
yielded from 41 to 4 OH. Atlantic-Gulf, after
advancing over 2 points to 110 H. reacted to
109 H. and Reading waa also in supply, reacting
trota maaiiH.
Bonds were steady.
Th market waa utremely dull during tha aft.
eraoon, but the tone waa generally steady. To
bacco was exceptionally active and strong, mov
ing up over i point to 02 and American Su
matra Tobacco,- after advancing over 2 points,
to 98. reacted to 97. Mexican Petroleum
atrong, moving up over 1 point to MU.
General Motors sold up to 1204,- an, upturn of
nearly a points. The traction issue were strong,
Interboro Consolidated moving up over 1 point.
MR
V1SHARD, VANCOUVER
..! : .
Tells of Good Done by Red Cross
and Y. M. C. A. and Urges
i- Continuation. - '
MO SESSION IS MILD
of tha Portland aroftant- ea
ch ant waa bald an aoeount of th rwnt aaatn
af T. m. wviiaaat
SOUTHWEST CKACf RECEIPTS
-Jar-
WheaL
Portland, Than. 1
Year ago . 1?
Season to data,. 8678
443T
Tear ago
Tacoma. Thar,.
xaar ago - . . .
Season ta data,.
Year ago . . .
Seattle, Thurs..
Year ago . . .
Season to data..
Year ago . . .
IS
S
4280
5419 .1
Barley, nour. oeta, Bay.
.... a S 7
15 8 0
828 899 1411 1868
190 1214 3069 2086
.... ... 1
248 1443
If
813 168
18
Vancouver. Wasru, April 4. Tfc.8 audi
enca that gractad Major WiShard at tha
Vathodiat church last rla;ht waa an ap
praclaUv? on hut ona that Justified tha
major's aaaartlon that the Pacific coast
is not awake to tha raalltloa of tha war
as ret. Tha lowar -floor of tha church
was comfortably Tilled but faw were in
tha balconies. .
- Attorney J. Is. Sutherland, county
chairman' of tha National War Surinam
commtttea," trealdd and Introduced tha
speaker. Major Wlshard ajsva a short
sketch of tha kalaers Ufa prior to tha
war and a! nee, referrtnr to him as "tha
most picturesque, most damnable, fool
J .... V,.,, WVWW, Wk....,WW.V.
4137 382 1447 970 2813 ish. childish, conceited Of personallUea.'
4203
800 1381 1221 8820
har an through
Portktnd. Seattle and Tsec:
the season shown higher price for barley than
other parts of th coast, and thl aoathera selling
ha therefor created a nominal ton la th
local trade.
n.. t at ears ta saoT wheat ta the
mill ia causing great apprehension among miller
of the Pacific Northwest Th sjtustioa. while
showing a alight Improvement during th last
day or so, it said to have been recently the
worst known here. Wltb tbe Facuie wonnweai
mill anable to aecure thai needed auppli, tha
ttuatioa ia far vors aa regard th ahipmenta
to th east and tor Europe. .
George V. Hayes, in charge of the 2rtB ra
pine mining division ot tha food administration
since the death of Theodore M. WUcex. na aent
the following ho tic to millers:
"W ar advised by New Tort omee thai
circular No. is. form MD-1370 wa mailed to
He told of - the atrocities of tha
"kultured Huns, statlnr. however, that
soma of tha deads perpetrated by tha
Germ ana were ao awful that he could
not telt them even to an audlenco of
men. After telling; of the black side of
tha war he told of the bright work
being- done by the T. M. C A. and the
Red Cross. Ha stated that If It took 60
0,000,000 dollar drives to keep tha T. M
C A. going- It is worth all It costs. Tha
major then explained the work that tha
association Is doing and what it means
In the life of tha soldier over there.
The appeal which he made to the
women In behalf of the Red Cross, and
the rreat need ot the material which
the Red Cross chapters supply, as pic-,
lurea py Major Wlshard should fill the
Red Cross workrooms with workers not
Finatice : Tim ber : Industry
Portland Bond and Security Dealers DevaM Their Energies to Boosting
for Third Liberty Loan; klamath 'Couity - Fanners .Borrow $100,001)
. From tha Federal Land Loan Dank. ; ,
regulatiana governing all wheat and rye millers, I only in tna anernoons but every day In
no matter of what capacity, covering th sal and I the week if neceeaarr. "Iet ua a?et buav
exehang of flour by such millers to individual I as tteVer before In endlnsr thin war In
a Copy, w ahall b pleased to forward it to you.
"Milling division circular No. 12. lorsa Ml
1285 wa also mailed to all millers. This cir
cular contains th new package differentials, and
if you have not received yoar copy, we will for
ward it to yea on request."
i ear of coTCrnment re filiation of coarse grain
price I causing th marketing of considerable
stock ia California, aad some of this barley s
coming forward to local cereal mills.
rLOUR Selling Price: Pstent. 810.00: bar
ley flour. 818.00 018.80; Willamette valley.
88.G0. local straight. 89.60; bakers' local, 69.80
&1P.0O; Montana spring wheat, patent. 810.60
c- SO; whole wheat. 89.60; graham, 89.40;
t)e .i.ur. 812.78; oat flour. 318.65 per barrel.
HAY Buying price, new rop, Willamette
timothy, fancy, 836.00 per ton; Kestera Oregon
Washington fancy timothy. 880.00 alfalfa.
S24.00: valley vetch. . It cheat. 886.00:
eloref, 820.00 per ton; grain, 126.00 ) 26 00.
ukaln BAcas Moaiinai. no. l uaiea.
24 V 23c In ear lota: less smounts higher.
MILXaVrcrr -Hraa. tlO.UO g S0.BO: short.
832.00 82.50; middlings. 889.60 99.80 pes
ton.
ROLLED OATS Per barrel. 813.80 13.00.
ROLLED BARLEY Per ton. 877 79.
CORN Whole. 672; cracked. 878 per ton.
TRADE iJT COTT03I ACTIVE
WITH RISE AT START
: ltanse of New York nricea furnished h rime.
beck dc Cooke Co.. 216-217 Board of Trad
building: '..
ms.Bo!
115.00
118.50
118.00
11.00
JOBBL5G PRICKS IJT FORTLAJCD
These am the prices retailers pay wholesalers.
esoept as otnerwis aoteo.
Dairy Products
UrTTTEB Selling price; Creamery prints. In
nerafflne wranoerk. extras. 48c: nrim firsts.
4e; firsts, 45c; cubes, lc Jess; eartona, lc ad
vance; dairy, 84 035 lb; buying price, cube,
41.
. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery basis. No, 1
SOur cream, 44. -
CHEESE Sening price: TUlsmonk fresh Ore
ana fancy full cream tripleta, 2626o lb.;
Young America, 28 4 33 Ho. Prices to Jobber:
Tillamook triplet, 24e: Young America, 35a f.o.
h. Coo and Curry. - Price to jqbbers f . o. b. Myr
tl Point: Triylets, 28 He; Young America.
24Vc; brick. S8o; limburger. 85c; brick Swiss,
" 40e lb. -. - i
EGGS Sailing price: Case count, 84 08So
do. Buying price, 88 9 84. Ssliing pries:
' candled, 85 86c; eWtea, ia cartons, 87c.
. LIVE POULTUY Nominal. Hens,- 20e; brofl
er, 40: old roosters. l7gfS0c; stats, 809
'J Sic; turkeys, 28a)80et dressed fancy. 88 (0
89t No. 2s. 30c; rroab. 33.00 doa. ; geese,
live, 22 8) 26c; ducks, 85 lb.; pigeons. 81.60
deaesv '
rresh ' VtsJles and PruK
lRE8T KRL1TS Oranges, 85.00 7.75 box;
btaanas, 4ft) 6 He lb; lemons. Stt.60 9 7.75 box;
California grapeirult, $8.60 bos; 3'larida, 15.30
6.25.
APPLES Tallow Newtown, extra fancy. 4
ii ko, a? ?a- a sin at an- ii
J.00; choice, 4 tier, 11.75; 4 H tier, il.OOl 4
tier, si.soi siea uneesa, extra uncy, SH tier.
ILia; ur, ea.ov, 71 uer. 4.W a tier.
and Liveroool aold. . 'Tha amaiul th I counted-aatwo-ears:
supply and It wa noted the transactions wen t Cattle and
omy ma a on advancing bid.
- Th market closed firm at a net advance of
w do o rxiinta.
Month.
January .
May . ... .
July'
October ,
December
Open.
8158
8400
8880
3197
8177
Iffgh.
8200
8460
8380
8248
3216
Low.
81C8
8893
8328
3103
8171
CHo.
3202
8449
8378
8245
3218
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
: Portland Bank
Clearinas. This week.
Monday ....3 4,523,026 08
8.244.417 24
8,233,177.85
8,281,150.93 '
Seattle Bank
Spokan Bank''
Tacoma Bank
8
Tear ago.
3.590,273.69
2,884.208.18
2.65S.980.8T
2.906.110.03
5,014,869.00
1,601,569.00
1.155.094.00
866.878.00
625,406.00
- 27,818.00
California
Oregon
Totals Portland ... 2
One week ago ... 8 1
Four weeks ago. . 4 8
For Seattle
South Dakota 2
Washington .... 2 a
Totals Seattle. 3 4
One wee ago., . . 80 1
Four weeks ago.. 1 1
Clearings
Clesrings
tin . SmmIvii mIi.
- 314,536.964.00
- , Los Angeles Bank
8 4,863,390.00
POTATOES ALL ALOKO THE COAST
tan Francisco Mackett
San Francisco. April 4. (U. P. ) Onions
srown or yellow,- 7 a ay sue for good tck.
Poutoea (pet eenUl) Delta. 81. 0091. SO:
Oregon Burbanks, 81.1091.88; Washington
62.26 choice, 8 V. tier. 82.23 4 tier. 32.00; SStoA Oani 3125. sVaetl "si flfl'a too
4 H tier. 81.75; 6 tier. 1.60t Rome Beauty! IiVb-l " V-BO aa the
Los Angelt Market
-I Angeles. April 4. L N. 8.) Potatoes
eembinaUon, SVk tier, 82.00; 4 tier, 81.75; 10c
beg teas ia 8 boa lota where price is ever 81.60
boa - '
DRIED FRUIT Dates, Dromedary, 83.00;
faros, 82.60 crate; raislue, 8 crown loose m mea
ts!. 10 lb ia 60 lb boxes; fig. 88.80 box for
TW-e o. psossge.
ONIUNo Helling Price to retailer Oreann Na
1, 3125 ft) 1.D0; No. 2. 75e 81.00; - oarioad
DriCe of association. 31-26 L o. b.t aarMe.
.7 lb; onion sets, 14B16e lb. Kw crop Tax
Bermuda, 62.00 rrst. :
POTATuKa beiiins price t Tabl stock, Bur
bank. 16c 0 61.00. Buying price: fJ. a No. l.
1 6o cental, country points; sweet potatoes, a V e
' lbs 4
VEGETABLES Turnip. 31.80 sack; carrot.
81.50 sack; beets, 82.35 sack; parsnip, 81.26
aacb; cabbag. 3 ft) 34 lb.; grsea onions. S 8c dog
, banc baa; peppers, 4uo lb; Head lettuce, 81.90 w
3.28 onto; celery, S6 9 90 doat artichoke, 85c
. doa. I cucumber, hothouse. 8L2591.75 doa;
tomatoes, Mexican, .oo lug; eggplant. 85a lb;
asparagua, 114yl2Vkc lb; ruubrb, 9e lb; cauli
flower, local. 76091.00; sprouts, la Vic. lb;
groin peas. 17b lb; torasradiab,. 18 lb; spinach,
81.2691.80. '
Mast, Fish and Prevision ; -
' COUNTRY MEATS Selling price country
killed best nog. 81 e 2 2e; ordinary, lit
SOe; best veaL 18 Vfc 9 19c: ordinary vest. 18 9
IH He; rough heavy, 1 So; goata, 109 L2c; lamba,
Ittf 20c; mutton, lsteylte; beef, 10 as lie tc
. gMOkED MEATS Hams. 2ft 84c; break
fast bacon, S3 ft 490: picnics, 24; out tag roll,
28; abort clears, 89988; Oregon exports,
smoked. S3 la. . -
FACKEKS' MEATS Fsncy steer beef. 19c;
fsncy cow beef. 17 He;! fresh lamb, 35c; trosea
lamb. 220 lb. , i -
LARD Staadard; 28 Ht lard eosspound.
, OYSTERS Olympis,' gaL, 34.60 r canned sast
ra. 66a can. 36.60 doa, oaast oaatern. gaL, solid
pack -48.60.
. FRESH FISH Dressed flounder, So; stoat.
head salasoa, 22 9 28e; tJaL Chinook, 38. pgrok
7 9 8e; eole. 7ei salmon trout, 18c; halibut.
18920c; black od. lie: berring. So; smelt. 8c;
tksms, hard shell, 4e lh, 32.75 box; crab. 61.75
W3.i0 doa.; Columbia smelt, 31.00 box; shad.
14a
Oroeerlei
. a SUGAR Cub. 89.60 H 1 powdered, 88.87 H ;
Iruit or berry, 97.87 Hi fx Yellow, j 87.27 H ;
granuiaiea, ei.stv; oeei.; e i.a i ia t extra C,
" 47.62 H I golden C. 67.87 h.
HUSKY New. 88.00 ease.
' RICE Japan atyle. No. 1. SH; Nw Orleans
head, 9 Ha; bin rose, 9c,
SALT Coarse half ground 100.-815.60 ton:
60. 817.26; tabl dairy. 60s. 620.00; .100.
619.30; bales, 8.70; fsncy tobl anddairy.
82.25: lump rock. 320.00 ton.
- f B KAN 8 California, ' sales by jobbers ! Small
white, 13914c; large white, 18c; pink, 94e;
II mas, 16V4e; bayous. 10 He; red. 11c Oregon
heans, Diiying price, wnite, mscnine Cleaned, 9Vs
A etlOe lb; band picked. 10H911e lb. '
CANNED MILK. Carnation, 15.70; Borden.
' V.OQr f,.v, f - JMSSIO.,- ev.vv; 4400y,
86 53; Yeloban, 85.60 esNe.
CuFrtE lioasted, 16 H 9 80c lb. ia sacks
OT drama.' ., . .j ,:)
; . BOUA CRACEEBS BuTk. 18 lb. -
NTJTS Budded Walnuts. 26e28Un ih. at.
tnonds. IS 9 23c; fUnerta,- tQc ia sack lots; pea
nuts, isat io. , - v. . ;
Hope, Wool and Hide : "2
ROPS NominaL 1917 eroo. 1 5 all ia Ik.
HIDKS Salted, 25 lb and np. 12c; salted
buiia, 60 lbs and up. 10c; salted and green kip.
Northern Burbanks. tl.BOtol R Ommh
Early Rom, 83.26: locals. 31.20 91.25; Idaho
ouascts, 11,190 lufv.
DAIRY aPRODVCE OX THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco, April 4 . ( U. P. ) Butter
bxtrss, 4ie.
. Eggs Extras. 87 He; firsU, 86 He; extra
nrsts, c; extra pallet, S7 He; pullets, 86 He
- vnecBo vaniarma lists, tancy, sac
. Oreeon Oheese In South
San Francisco. April ; 4. Oregon
Young America. 26 He; 'triplets, 20c
Lot Angsts Market
Los Angeles, April 4. (L N. 8.) Butter
California creamery extras. 41c.
Eggs Extras. 87c; case count, 88c; pullets.
7SC
' MtxeS
CsItos. ITort. Shren. Stock. Tot,
ToUt ...,...'.2260 2067 863 357 8401
One week so. . . .2187 21.13 729 892 8850
Four week ago. .2023 1889 496 S8O 6013
Bute origins or livestock: loaded April a
For Portland
22
22
' 3
Thursday Livestock Shipper
Sheep F. E. Parker, Clackamas. 1 load.
Mixed Stuff V. R. Sexton. SirAf inn
load cattle and hogs; D, Bursell, Central Point.
a nw came ana noes: imciora Hens.. firaia
1 load Cattle and hogs; Walter Given, Xstacada.
ww mue am iioga.
Wednesday Afternoon Bale
BOGS
At, lbs. Price
.. 182 817.50
. . 170 17.88
.. 240 16.35
No. Ave. lbs. Price I No.
7.... 280 817.00 I 4..
4..., 202 -17.10 J 1..
1.... 820 16.83 I x..
B 146 16.60 1
Thursday Momlnf Sato
COWS
No. Ave, Ibv Pric I No. Ate. th. Prlc
i.,.,iw a p.no l....
l.JV. SlO 8.00 l.j,
1.T..1110 7.00 1....
1. ... 800 6.50
HOGS
14..
1 . .
3..
8....
4....
78...,
1-...
16,...
1....
; a a
1 . . ,
lse 4
210 817.00
370 .16.00
10
423
180
194 :
160
108
680 8
72ft $
910
930
16.85
16.25
1.V50
17.00
16. OA
13.60
10... . .
2
89. ... ,
3
4 . . .
S....
4.. . .
71....
AWk Gold
Alii Chalmers, e . ,
am. Beet Sugar ...
Am. Can,,
Am. Car Fdy- c...
Am. Cotton H1
double decks I Am. Linseed, c...
Am. uoeo.. c.....
Am. smelter, e . . . .
Am. Sugar, e . . . .
Am. Tel. V Tel. ...
Am. Woolen, c...
Anaconda Min. Co...
Atchtcon, e.
Baldwin Loco., e . . .
Bait. St Ohio, c . . . .
Bethle. Steel B...
Brk. Rapid Transit..
Butte. At Superior. .
Calif. Petroleum,- a.
Canadian Pacific .
Cant. Leather, e. . .
Chesapeake A Ohio.
Chi. k Gt W.. ..
CliL MiU A SL P..
ChLA N. W a. ..
Chino Conner
Cola Fuel k Iron, C.
(Jonsolldatea Ua
Corn Products, c . .
Crucible Steel, e. .
D. A R. G., e...
Distiller
Erie, a
General Electric .
General . Motors . .
GL No, Ore Lands
Gt Nor., pfd, .. .
Greene Can. . . .
Hide as Leather, a
I'lieni Cenraal , .
Industrial Alcehol .
Itwpiraaon ......
li t. Mer. Marina .
K. C Southern, e.
Kesnecnti (Virsw. .
vzii a H.itw i Lackawanna Steel .
70 j 7.75 Lehigh Valley
690 .. 6.00 I Ixmia. A Nsshrilte
MaaweU Motors, c , .
Mrxtcsu Petroleum.
22
4
26
i
13
T
31
HEIFERS
T 0 t
STEERS
8.00
8.00
6.25 I
BULLS
0 1
0 12.
242 817.00
165 15.60
198 17.25
186 1 17.00
417 i 16.00
429 14.98
876 16.00
173 17.00
830 ; 6.23
1 1460 $ T.60
AMERICA!? LtTESTOCX TRICES
Money and Exchange
New York. Aoril 4, (1. N. . TaIl ninne
oa the floor of thesfitw Tork stock exchange to-
asy ruiea at a K per cent; nign, 4 per cent
low. 3 k per rent.
lime money wss ouiet. Rate were 8 nerent.
The market for urime mercantile naner n
unit.
1 All Awinev In. 1 inrli,,. tl.w ia. m n.
Bteruna exenanae wa iead. with hniiua i
hankers' bills at 34.73 H for demand. 34.72 for
60 day bills and 84.70 H for 90 day bills.
Liverpool Cotton Market
Liverpool. April 4. (I., N. 8.) Spot cotton
ra quiet today. American middline fle 9k a.-
good middling, 25.16; middling. 24.63; 'low
middling. 24.11 j good ordinary. 23.11: ordinarr.
Miami Copper I . .
Mid rale Steel .
M.. K. A T., c...
Mo. Pacific
National liid . . .
Nevada Coa. . , . .
New Haven . . . . .
N. T. Air Brake
N. Y. Central . . .
N. T., O. A W.. .
I Norfolk A West., c
Northern Pacific .
Pacific Mail
Penn. Railway . . .
Pressed Steel Car,
Ray Con. Copper
Ry. Steel Spring
Reading, e
K. I. St 8.. c. . . .
Shattuck .......
Studebaker. c . . . .
Soathera Pacific .
Southern Ry., c.
Swift ..........
Tenn. Copper . . .
Texas Oil ......
Tobacco Products .
Union Pacific, e . .
U. S. Rubber, c .
V. S. Hteel. c.
13 to 38 lbs, 12c; salted and green calf np to
IS lbs, 21c; green hides, 25 lb and up. 9c;
green eUg. 50 lbs and up, 8c; dry film, J5e;
dry flint cff, np to 7 lbs: 28c; dry salt, SIOc;
dry bona hides, each. 81.2391-80; salted horse
niaes. eacn. aii.uowa.OO; horsehair, tail, 25c;
liursehatr. mane. 15: dnr ion wool nalta in.-
dry short wool pelts. 85 9 80c; salted and green
peJt (April Ukeoff), 83.00 94.00 each; dry
sheep shearlings, each, 159 80c; salted sheep
shearlings, each, 25960c; dry goats, long hair.
26c; dry goat shearlings, each, 15 980c; dry
abort hair spat, each, 00c 9 81.00.
- WOOl- Coarse valley. 50c t medium valley.
Rfvc: valley lamb wool. 4BaB0ai Kastera
gn fleece, 50 9 66c lb. - -
euiTTlM OK CASOARA BARK Buying
price for ear Jot. 8 Ha -
TALLOW No. -1. 14c; No. 3. 12c; grease.
. UOHAIR 1917. 40 9 B0e Th.
Ron, Paints, Oil
, ROPE Sial, drk. 24c;. white, 23 He lb;
SlandsnV Manila. 82c. .
- L1N8KK1 iillr-lUw. bob.. 81.67 gaL; kettle
noueoi oi-v si.uw: rsvr. ease. 31.77-5 boiled
cams. 11.7a sal.: lots. of S..M lk.n. u.
CJtAL Oil- Water white in drums and Iron
barreht, 10c gaL; rates, aoc gal.
tiASOl.INK tro bbls.. 21e; cases, 31et
ensiDv ui--iuusi, msn vow., sc, cases, zc
WRITS LEAD Ton lots, 12o lb; 600 lbs,
13HC
- TURPENTINE- Tanks, 65c; cases, T5e; 10
tea mis, ic irrw. '!- . .
WIRE NAILS Baste price, 83.88.
West. I'nion Tele.
West. Electric , . .
Willy Overland .
Woolworth .....
"T'otal sale. 281.00d shares.
OMoata Hot S1S.00 , 1
Chicago. April 4. (L N. S. ) Hogs Re
ceipt 22,000, slow and easy. "Mixed and butch
er. 817.10918.00; good heav. $18,409
16,43; rough heavy, 31A.409 16.65; light,
317.45918.00; pis. 418.00 917.23: bulk.
317.45 9 IT. 90.
Cattle Receipt 1 1 ,000, Steady to 1 Oc higher.
Beeves. 3L0.109 15.20: cows and heifer, ta AO
i-42i, ie 38.409i2.oo; ZZr
Sheep Receipts 9000. steady. Natir. and s.h '
iHtiaiiin. .w. i. , Canaan ......
;.:;- Omaha Hog S17.2S -. i .
Omaha. April 4. (I. N. 8.1 Hoe RMwInra
15.600, steady. Top. 817.25; range. 310.609
1T.25; mixed. 314.80 917.60; good choice,
816.65 9 16.80r rough, 8L8.609 16.60; light,
617.00917.25; bulk, 316.83917.10; pig
3i2.oo9i5.oo. . - r r"?
- CatUe Receipt 4800. atrong. Beeves.
810.00914.83; cows and heifers, 87.699
12.00: . stocker and feeder. 87. on eni-i off.
ealTea. 38.00 918.25. ' - ,
SP'JrTttpt 4000. strona Wethers.
313.25 614.75: Tearlinrt. IttMaif a.
tombs. 8L8.00920.83; wa, 818.75 918.60.'
nansss city Hog SI 7.80
Kanxa Via. Mo.. Anril 4. II. N. a i r-.
tle Receipt, 8000; steady to rtromt. I Steer.
110.00 14.80; eowBd hsifers, 37.00 918.60;
stackers ami feeder. (8.00 12. Uo: . p,n.
38.00913.73. ' '
m Hugs Receipu, 9000; 6910c lower. Top.
317.60: bulk, 317.00917.40; hesvies. 817.00
9 17.50;. mixed, 317.25 917.50: lights. 317.20
74 H
41H
7H
88 H
8114
62 H
: jtH
i66H
51
f8H
83 H
75 H
52
78 H
41H
188 H
5
66 H
40 H
91H
41
87 H
86 H
62 H
39 H
iSH
118
1224
47 H
25H
81
77H
93 H
28H
45H
4H
. ,
61
18H
28 H
69
105
94 K
.....
60 H
24H
82H
81H
79 H
15 H
40
22 H
138
17 H
144
52
120
64 '4
90 H
79U
43 V
TH
T5H
4ZH
80 H
33
81 H
68
78
i6i
61H
63 H
83 H
76 H
52
78 H
41 H
186H
66 H
,
41
91H
41
'is
87
sh
40 M
139
121.,
'id
iaSH
47H
20H
31 H
77 H
'94 H
28 H
48H
4H
61
19
28 H
40
105
84
4
44
604
24 H
52 H
82 H
79H
15H
41
s
22 H
143H
17H
44 H
58 H
120
65
40 H
17H
4n
Low Mia
l
..... 93H
U T5H
41H 41H
794 79
88 H 88 H
81H 81
62 H 62 H
77H 77 H
101H
09 H 99 H
81 61
68 H 68
83 H 83
75H 73
51 52
7S 77
41 41H
20 H
15H
136 186
.65 67
56 .65
. , , , 4 H
I 40 40
31 91
41 41
..... 87
iTH 87
86 86
62 62
4
39 89
14
188 189
118 120
27
89 90
40
..... 12
95
122 123
47 47
25 25
..... 18
81 80
77 77H
68
114
28
93 93
28 28 H
45 45
4 4
... . 21
61 61
18 13
28
122
69 H 69
20
105 105
84 84
..... 27
44 43
60 60
24 23
62 52
81 81
7 78
16 16
40 40
..... 83
22 22
183 187
17 17
148 143
61 60
119 119
64 55
90 90
78 78
48 43
7 7
...... 92
i 40 40
, 17 17
Ill
righteousness." said the major.
Dutch Ships Wanted
x For Pacific Service
General Manager - of Pacific Eastern
Steamship Company Appeal to Senate
Commerce 'Committee."
Washington, April 4. (I. N. S.) Pro
test against the allotments ot the seised
Dutch vaaaels was made today to the
senate commerce committee.
Philip Manson. r eneral manarer of
GRAIN BACKS Nominal. Na 1 Ualewtla. I U16 PSClf IC Eastern SteamshlD COrYltlSUlV.
avipetrMi oaiors tne oommmeo in an ex
Scutivo session. It la understood that he
Boad aad Bvacarity Sealers Beott Lie-,
arty. Loan officers and aalestuen of
all bond and security houses in Portland
hava put ths soft padal on thalr usual
business activities for; the period of tha
Third Liberty loan oampabrn. Without
exception these men ara now. Itned. up
with tha managers of tha campaign in
a whole hearted cooperation of effort to
put Portland "over ths top" In 0n4
week's tuna. . . ...!-. ,- .
Says Mar Activities Kagreti Seattle
J. II. Burgla. general agent of the Grand
Trunk railway, waa a Portland visitor
Wedneaday. , Mr. Burgla says the of
ficials ot his road In Seattle have had
no instructions ot aay change in their
methods of business as a result ot re
cent rulings by Director General Mo-
Adoo. He nays that Seattle bankers and
business men ara engrossed with war ao
tivlUes and are united In pushing
through' a subscription campaign tor
the third Liberty loan. ...
Seattle Lambermaa Ylstts E. H.
Schafer of Seattle, managar of the Ore
gon-Washing-ton Lumber company, called
on tha lumber -trade In Portland Wed
nesday. Mr. Schafer la bending his ef
forts towsrd persuading loggers to sup
ply Uncle Sam with spruce timber.' Me
wears tha official emblem of the Loyal
Loggers and Lumbermen's league, spends
his cigar money for Thrift Stamps
and splits his salary between actual liv
ing expenses and the purchase of Lib-!
erty loan bonds.
Banker Works fcf Liberty Leas Th.
Fagstad. cashier of the Wahkiakum
County bank. Cathlamet, Wash., visited
Cashier Walker of the State Bank of
Portland thia week and reports lumber
and other industries ot his section In a
prosperous condition. Mr. Fagstad re
cently completed a canvaaa ot Wahkia
kum county as chairman ot the county
campaign committee of the third Lib
erty loan campaign, The trip was ac
complished by a few days' walking over
roads lnaocessabls for a saddle horse
and by rowing In a skiff from point to
point on the river. As a result of bla
oanvaas Caahler Fagstad is convinoeo
that Wahkiakum county will go over
the top during tha first week ot the
campaign and wilt equal her record ot
the second Liberty loan la which ths
county stood highest In "ptirocntage
among the counties ot Washington.
federal Last Bask Loans Id JClamath
County A recent issue of tha K.lamaOi
Falls Herald calls attention to the fact
that the. federal land bank haa loaned
farmers ot Klamath county approxi
mately $100,000. dlaUibuted among 47
farmers, the average loan bains about
$2000. The largaat single loan: was for
$10,000 and the smallest $100. All loans
cloaed have been at S per cent Interest.
The payments of both Interest and prin
cipal are made semi-annually covering
a period of 36 years. "While the system
has been th practical operation la Klam
ath county but a few months,"; says the
LUrald..1t develops that those farmers
whoso mortgages have been placed with -
the federal land bank are considered
especially good risks by local banks and
they are able to secure temporary loans
for usuAI spring operations oa practi
cally the same terms accorded to men
in other Unas ot buainesa," Tha Herald
expreaaes the ballet that by Jaauary L
lSH.-the government will have loaned to
tha farmers of Klamath county a total
Of $600,000. . t
P. m s. 4 T. Baareheldere Mt
Stockholders of the Portland Railway,
Light A Power company met In the com
pany's offices this afternoon for tbe an
nual election ot director. The old board .
of directors -waa re-elected. They are :
J. C A ins worth, F. L Fuller, Franklin
T. Griffith, a NHugglns. r- V. Hoi
man. W. M. Ladd.' C F. Swlgert, all of
Portland t C. M. Clark. II W. Clark and
IL L. Clark of Philadelphia ; Ogden
Mills and Frederick 8trausa of New
York. Theodora Wilcox of Portland, who
died Sunday, was a director ot tbe com
pany I his successor waa not named. Tha
executive committee is composed ef C.
M. Clark, chairman : President franklin
T. Orif flth. E. W. Clark, i Frederick
Strauss and Ogden Mill a The stock
holders voted to authorise a' reduction
from the capitalisation of 1 6,003.000 of
common stock which was converted Into
preferred stock last year upon ths pay
ment of $26 per ahare by holders of
the stock. - i :
mm
T
WORKERS
ARE MEETING TODAY
IN BUSINESS SESSION
rTitfr! Conference of Salem
aesKMva auvsmfc eXiaVUBUII
holds contracts with the owners of soma
Chicago Dairy Frodnee
Chicago, April 4. L N. S.) Buttei
-Ro
of the Dutch ships, it is understood, and
had planned on placing; them la trade In
me facirva with China-
After selsure of the ahiDnlnar hoarrl h
i. ue ex- iv.. i v.- .
40c; firsts, 37 988c; packing " "ocure any promises
--"J vi iniss new tonnage win te di
verted to the Pacific. Manson was em
phatic in his statements that it la shu.
lutsly neoesaary that there bo a greater
tonnage in tne I'aeiric
District Under Way With
Large Attendance.
tra firsts. 89 H
stock. 88 939c
Eggs Receipts. 22.15a-eases. Current re
ceipt. 82 983c; ordinary firsts. 82982c;
firsts, 88 H e; xtrs. SO H a.
San Francisco Grain Market
Fan Francisco, April 4 IU. P.) Cash
grain:
Barley fnef -cental) as.90OS.B5: ditto
ahlppins, around 88.80. interior points.
Oats Bed Id. 88.50 98.S0 per eenUL
Son of Noted Actor
Dead at San Antonio
oan Antonio, i Texas. Anril 4. ft. Ttf.
S.) Richard Mansfield Jr., son of the
TCew fork Metal Market I late Kicnard Mansfield, noted actor, is
Nw Tork. April 4. (I N. 8.) Led i aeaa at tne aviation camp here of snlnal
Easy. Spot, 37.209T.40: April. 37.1097.26. 1 meningitis. Ills mother Is at Kew Lon-
rjpeuer vuiet epos ouereo at ic; Apru oi-
(erea lc.
Chlcaso - Barley Market
Chicago. Anril 4. Malting barley. 81.70 9
1.95 r feed. $1.60 9 L80.
Xw Terk Sagar aad Cef fee
New York. April 4. (TJ. P.) Coffee 8 Dot
No. 7 Rio. 9e; No. 4 Santos, 11 c
8 utr Centrifugal, $8.08. j
don. Conn.
Oregon City, April 4. The opening
session ot the midwinter conference ot
tha Salem district of. the Methodist
Episcopal church in thia city laat night
found the maJorltyp .the ministers of
tha district In attendance. The program
for Friday Is as follows: . '
Foresooa :
Devotional exercises conducted-by C
P. Johnson i ."A Federation Church Ex
periment," J. H. Hkckeraon; "Relative
Claims of the Church and Other
Branches of Christian Work." E. M.
Smith;. "Redemption of the American
City" R. C. Young; "Is the Kaiser's
Ood Our God or Our Devil?" or "Our
Justification for Entering the War." B.
E. Gilbert i "The -Church and ths Social
Center." E. O. Decker;. "Tha Larger
Ministries of the Church to Community
Life." Charles P. Johnson : joint lunch-
Lenrodt Is Winner .':
By 12,000 Plurality
m i 1
RrpabUeaat Elect Senator la Wlseoaslai .
Bavlss Telegraphs QoagratalaUoatt
Racialist Tate Skews Blf Gals. J -MUwaukee,
WUu. April 4, (U. P.)
Irvine Lenroot, Reiiubllcan, has ' been
elected senator from Wisconsin by ap
proximately 11,000 votesj. practically
complete returns today, showed:
Lenroot, 141.302. j
Da vies. Democrat. 1 J,12. - .
Berger, SoclalUt. 102.811. .
Davlea, conowding defeat, telegraphed
his congratulations on "the opportunity
thus afforded . you for servicer In our
state and our common country In these
serious and incrmentous times," ...
. Lenroot arrived In , Milwaukee this
forenoon and waa to leave later tor
Washington., t - .!-,.
. In, 1314, when IluaUnr. lamocrat.
waa elected, he -received 1J4.S15; Mo
Oovern. Republican. .133,389, aad SeldeJ.
Boolallst 19.774, i
War provides a stage whtro all may
play a part- - V , -. i .
LIBERTY BOND SALES
Lieutenant Ives Killed
Chicago, April 4. (L N. S.1 Nwa of
the death Ot her son. Lieutenant innh
aves. woo was instantly killed when his I n or tna minuters ana laymen.
airpiane cropped 800 feet at Ellington
field. Houston, Texas, was received
nere toaay oy airs, Margaret J. Ives.
Sales of Liberty bonds ia New Tork during
th day: 1
First 4s SS.40
Recoxtd 4s ........................ 96.60
3s 99.00
Vancouver Marriage Licenses
Vancouver, Wash.. April 4. Marriage I
Lynn, Mass., Plans to
Be First With Loan
Lynn. Maaa. Anril 4. fl. Tf. n r .-
licenses were issued to the following I has completed plans to beat tha tvittnrrv
couples yesterday : Luke Fern, 22, 1 in the Third Liberty loan drive. At five
Camp 'Lewis, and Mabel Simmons. 19, 1 minutes . past 12. midnight. Saturday
oiympia; uennie jonnson, zu, newDeg, I mornins;, uie x.ynn uoerty loan commit
Or., and Velma Richardson. 1). Port-1 tee will flash to Secretary ef tha Trua,
land : Will II. Karle, 17. Vancouver, ury McAdoo at Washinrton that i.wnn
and Ida Hammon, 26. Portland ; Harry I has subscribed its full quota ot $2,917,000
W. Brundeii, za. ana Anna v. Lan-1 to uii loan.
dram, 18. Portland; Vernon Avery, 28,
Lents, Or., and Jessie A. Pelton, 48, 1
Portland ; John D. Clifton, 23, and
Alta B. Davis. 22. Boise, Idaho; Willis
Sheridan, 43. Hood River, and Mrs.
Lulu C. Madden, 14, Portland.
Spongier Funeral Sunday
Japan to Turn Over
; Nin Big Steamships
SeatUo, April . (L N. s! In return
Oresron City. April 4 The funeral of I for steel, tho Japanese will turn A
Mrs. Ethel Spangler, - wife of Charles I tho United States shipping board nine
Spangler of Carus, who died at the I Dut ireisrnters or . the- Nippon Tuaen
Oregon City hospital. Tuesday night, I Jaisna line, wnich were commandeered
will be held from the Holman under-1 "arcn za oy tne TOkio authonues. ao
taking parlors Sunday afternoon at 1 :30 1 cordlnr to word reaching the Seattle of
o'clock. Rev. E. A Gilbert fflciatJnsj, I Oce", the company today. The ves-
whlle tho Alldredg-e Bros, qnartet, the I wm,m .WUI neiivered on the Pacific
members of which were old-time friends I Coast, will fly tho American flag and
of the deceased, win sins. The bodwl" "uu cargo capacltv of 30.-
wlll then be removed to the Portland I H00. tons Th vessels have, been In the
917.50.
i . Sheep Receipts, 4600; 25c higher. : I Lambs,
$19.00920.40. ,
Denver Hogs $17.40
' Denver, Apiil 4. (U. P.) Cattle Receipts.
1300; strong to 15e higher. 8 teens, $9,609
13.50: cows and heifers, 87.36911.00; stock
rs and feeders, $8.00 911.23; calves, 812.00
ttt 14.00.
L Hoes Reeeipta, 2500; 10 915c higher. Top.
BIT 40; OlltK. S10.76S 17.25.
Sheep Receipts. 800: Wsher. Lambs. 318.00
919.75; . ewes. 814.00 9 14.50. - . . , -
' Seattle .Hog 01730 - 1 .
Seattle, Wash., AprU 4. (I. N. 8.) Hoc
Receipts, 77; steady. . Prime light. 817.25
17. 30 medium to choice, $16.83 917.10;
smooin nearie-, etu.aofwio. is; rougn ucanes.
$15.85916.50; pigi. 815.869 16.75. J ,
Csttie Receipts, 87; , stesdy. . Best : steers,
811.50912.23; medium to choice. 310.504
11.00; common to medium. 37.00 9 9.00; best
cows, 89.00 910.50; common to medium oows,
&6.509 8.50; bulls, $6.009 9.00; calves. $6 00
912.00. -Sheep
Receipts, &: steady. Tambs, $13 00
g is.su; vetners, i-.ou e la.uu.
Ifew Terk Boad Market
Bid.
Atchison General 4. ... ,
Haiti.' A -Ohio Gold 4. . . t
Beth. Steel Kef. 5
Central Pacific let 4 . . .
C B. A Q. Col. , 4 ......
fit Paul General 4 ... .
Chicago N. W. General 4
I A N. CM. 4s. t ... ...
New York Ky. 5 . .
Northern Pacific P. L. 4s.
Heeding General 4s
t'nion lacitic lt 4s. ... .
r. H. Steel 5. .
Union Pacific 1st tlef. 5.
Routhern Peclfic IViav. fts.
Southern Paeifie Conv. 4s..
Penn. Conv. 4 .... ,
30
76
91
77
92
82
83
83
, 18
T9,
81 -.
85,
07
ttB
90
75 W
Peon. lt 4 89
The. A Ohio Conv. 5. ...... u 79
uregon snort une a. s;
Ask.
81
77
93
SO
93
84
I 84
, 20
r 80 -
82 p
. 86
A 97
78
; 1
76
riBTS
80 j.
A3
Foreign Boad
y
Market
Bid. -
89
law. . ........
1918.V,'..k. 98
'. 1919. 7t.... 9.1
A. F. 6s Oct. 19
IL K. 5s Sept.
V. K. SHs Nov,
U. sv. DS Feb. 11B,,.....
V. K. 5 Nov. 1921.......
A. V. Sec 5 Aug. 1919..,..,
Ren. France 8s 1931..,.,,..
Psris 0 Oct. 1921 ..........
Marseille 6 Nov. 1519.;;..,
Russia Exta. 3 1921,. ... . .
Kusnan lntL s4i 196.....
Vom. 5t Ana 1017.........
Horn. 5 April 1951..I......
Dom. 6s AprU 1931... ...... - 9
Dom. 5s AprU 19i. , ...... 01
Argentine 6s May 1 920 ..,. 94
Dom. Canada 5 1937, ...... 90 "-
French 3 1919 95,
99
. a ;
193 " '
125 5c
i 84 : . .
86
SO ."'!
,: -86
95
94
A.
90
99
96
99
V2t
93
185
.85
87 .
41
SO -98
96 -
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93
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8
crematorium.
India service.
- Married at Oregon City
Oregon City, AprU - 4. A marries
license was issued Wednesday to 'Ern
est L. McDowell. 470 East Forty-fourth
street, Portland, a motion picture op
erator, and Martina M. Flanagan, a
cierk of Oregon city. They were mar
I Japanese Divorced
By English Woman
Afternoon
Bona: service, conducted by Alfred
Bates; The Call ot the Ministry." J.
S. Moors: "The Sermon Record," E, S.
Hammond : "The Moral Power of A
Christianity In the Creation of a New
Social Order." C L. Dark : "Ground
Progress and Hope of the Church." E. aV
Mace; "Relief of Church Congestion.'
C K. Gibson : "Place and Power of the
Church In the Present World Crisis,'
J. a. Crosier: "Where the Emphasis
Should Be Placed In Preaching," Edwin
8. Sherwood ; "Conservation of tha
Christian Forres In This Coupntry for a
New Era After thd War. o. A. Gray;
fellowship luncheon; devotional exor
cises, conducted by E. M. Smith: aa
hour with IL X. Aldrich- and his sin.
ers from Willamette university ana Kirn
ball College of Theology, with an' ad
dress by Brother Aldrich on "The Min
ister and Church MmsIc. -
Clarke Really Transfers
Vancouver. Wash.. April 4. Real
estate transfers were filed for record
yesterday aa follow: Christ Ulrlch to
Ame Ulrlch. the southeast quarter of
southwest Quarter and southwest quar
.ter of southwest quarter; of section 27.
township S north, rsnge 2 east, 2I;
Carl II. Falk to J. Alfred Falk. t acres
In tho O. B. Earnest donation land
claim. $10; W. & Hall to IL M. Chull
the southwest quarter of northwest
quarter and west half of southwest
quarter of section 34. township
north,' rang 4 east, $10.
Two More ia Servico .
Oregon City, April 4. Bocause, Arnt
Kelson failed to xt urn his questionnaire
to the local board within the prescribed
time, ho found himself Wednesday
headed for Camp Lewis through an or
der ot the war department, which in-
san Francisco. April 4. (TJ. P.i a
ried last night and will make their I romnc f the Occident and the Orient I ducted him Into -active service forth-'
.siiaiiersu toomy wnen Ansa
Hlgaaht English, obtained a. aivore
from Wlda Higaahl, Japanese.
tiigaani is th valet of Robert Man-
tell, actor, and Mra Higaahl la Mrs.
nisu a msio, atrs. aianteii wraa a
home in- Portland, Tha - bride Is - one
of the best known and most popular
young women? of Oregon City.
Thirty Days for Long
Oregon City. April 4. A sentence of I witness for her maid and corroborated
30 .days in the county jail and a fine I me assertion that Higaahl cursed her
with.
Joayph Juatln, for several years an
employs of Price Brothers clothing store
of this city, resigned his post and this
week enlisted in the spruce division ot
tha aviation servioa as an txcountanL
of $50 was given J. T. Long, a young
strikebreaker, Wednesday by Justice J.
N. Slevers. upon rds plea of larceny
of a check In the sum of ' $10, which
he made good after his arrest.' Long
claimed .to have received !! check
from a stranger, to whom ho advanced
the money for the same.
. i m
. Mrs. Harsh Sues
: Oregon City, April 4. Because, aha
alleges, her husband repeatedly called
her vulgar names and was continually
finding fault with everything ahe did,
Mrs. Sadie Marsh asks . divorce from
Henry Marsh,-! to whom she was mar
ried in Hlllsboro In 190f.
and threw things at her.
;: .' Lindsay Funeral Friday
Oregon City, April -4. At the Cane-
mah cemetery. Friday .afternoon at 2
o'clock, will be held funeral services for
Widow and 3 Sons
Perish, in Flames
Delburn. Alta. Anril 4 ftl. P.Wlfrs.
W, J. Donovan, a widow 11 vine- five
L miles east of here, and har three sons
rare Burned to death when their home
was destroyed by firs today.
Captain FourTs Funeral Friday
Vancouver. Wash, April 4. The fu-
neral of Captain Fouii, who died Tues
day evening In th Post hospitaL- wUl
take place Friday at t o'clock In the
lower T. M. C. A. hut. Charles A.
Kirch will bo In charge. Tha body will
do sent later to los Angeles. The cap-
MORRIS
BROTHERS
- hiocirporatcd j I
Kitabiiihid as rem
sot stalreay Etch in t .Baitmag
Portland, Orcfosi
; - - -. - ' .- , ' -' -'
" 1 - .'
Thm Prmmitr Municipal .
Bond H ou3 of Oregon
i , r ' ' "-"
Oregon Municipal Bonds
Yielding From S to 4$V4
' -1 '!'-:
' Toleplsen Mala 3409
!
:.. $100 $S00
Exempt
. 'j. frotw ' 1
Income Tax
Commercial Club Meets Friday
Vancouver. Wash April 4. Tha Com
mercial club meeting adjourned Wednes
day night so that those who wished
could hear Major Wlshard. A special
meeting; haa been called for Friday
night at which important questions per'
talnlng to new Industries will be brought
before tho members. As large attend
ance as possible- is desired. ,
, , n , , , , - i
.Orders for W, S. fi. Total $22fl0 -Vancouver.
WasK, April 4. At the
conclusion of Major Wishard's address
Wednesday nignt, Diana war Bavin ga
Stamp orders wer passed among th
audience and 490 stamps, representing
a maturity vain ot $2200, wer taken.
v - Secretary Is Needed
Oregon City, April 4j Miss Eva Moul-
ton having resigned her position
the lata James Hamilton Lindsay, who j tain's death resulted from an attack of I secretary of the Clackamas county Red
passed away at his homo In Canemah. I acuta pneumonia, lie was III about 10 1 Cross auxiliaries to accept a position la
Wednesday .morning, at th as; of It days. Ho Is survived by a wife and I Portland, tho officers are looking for a
years. - Itwo children. - . j, ,-..- I successor.
L L Muxiicipal 1 '.
Coupon Gold Bonds
.'.' r - " i
' tjsit e(Bos4 fa eetalte
"- M1 A-10SS?
Lumber mens
RUST COMPANY
camL gieetus ta ao i
Lssibersieai tie's. Psrtlaai.Ore.
';- Steels. Jssads, Cettee. arala. Eta,
816-3 11 Atoas-4 of Trade BsUaiag.
'.' J - ' . -: t A .
Ovcrbeck&CookeCoe
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO LL EXCHANGES
' Msaiber Ckleagw Beard at Tra a, '
Carrots adeat g ot Legs A Sryaa,
. ;-- ' .Cklcags, Vew Talk .