the- Oregon daily journal; Portland, Oregon
21
FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921.
SLUMP IN WHEAT PRICES
EGG PRICES ARE
H V? , V T S W " V. . v v, n V a3
- ' Bnr
Portland . . ... 4Je
Caleaa-o .......... 48 . . .-.
Ha a Francisco .... 4V4e
7ti Tori He
"cattle ........... i4Sc'
Lot Aareles ......Use
NOW
ARTIFICIAL
T.ggt Cheese
tee . S7e
28r ' SSVSe
24e : !4Ve
s i S
SOei 57c
Se
i t.
; Market for egga here la likely, to prove
very disappointing- to soma of the coun
try speculators who are determined to
force advances here in the face of country-wide
deprexHlon:
Owing to tli "tact that some of fw dealers
Iter hve purchased very heavy supplies of
try In the face -of decline elsewhere. They are
, not rrally seeking :egg at these high price a
their earth indicate but prefer to make the
eountry bcliere' they are and that price will go
till higher: - By tending out the latter rumor
they are able to force tbe country shippers to
holt! back their stock from market; a condi
tion that will aoon be felt here in the way of
very poor quality of held, stuff.
la th meantime there i really no keen de
al re on the part of any of the buyer, to take
on additional stock of egg and price are on
nominal baaia.
- Those desiring ppecml information regarding
any market, should write the Market Editor..
Oregoa Journal, enclosing sunnp.tor reply.
- . . I -
Bl'TTKB MARKET SHOWS WKAKEtt
irn i or Dnwrr is snowing a weaker ton
locally with an ; accumulating surplus and an
early drop ia the price has been anticipated for
several dags. , Seattle market en wars in nond
Shape. ' Hoth Hwift . & Co. and the Mutual
creamery anfiounciKjhai. no change wjir be mad
.... .r. . . . I
m:i. 41 AIlkfcT COKTIM'KS- sick
Country Killed calve continue to display a
kick tone in the local trade with ssles from 9e
to 15 Ho a pound,- although moot of the busi
ness la at 14 (SI Sc. the hitter fur extreme tops.
CHICKKJf .PRICKS ARK I.O.W KUEl)
f ' W hile iom -of the ftad' i ptill. maintaining
SBCgiUS'.ie tor heary hena and 24s for light
weight stock. araue businiwa ia reportrd along the
street 2j below thia range. lieceiriu are unit
fair. - '
MOP INQl irtlfcH AT OLD PRICES
Inquiries for bop continue to come with best
bicU at '22c a pound. growers holding the
.better quality atock are still disposed to hold
tor 25a and there ia a dcsitJock in tbe market.
APPI.F.K. AHF. LESS AITIVR TSOW
riecmingly "grower and rhippers hare, sdvsneed
their apple price at primary points a fraction
ton 'much and the demand here ia not 'quite as
been a formerly, aUltougu a good tnorciuent
continue, i . ' . -.-
Ji 1 KV'S OTKH OF V UO OITK TBADE
,lmon-2Se higher eM the Southf
. No hope in sight for unions deufand. : ,
: Package rhocoiti are. lower. ,
v' Mananaa coating more at hoard; price here
Unchanged.
. Kazor clams in greater supply and lower.
WHOLESALE PRICES I.N PORTLAND
. - Thee r prices retailers pay wbolesalers. ex
cept at piherwiee nctei:
. Dairy Product .
7 BCTTKft Hulling prtce. box kt;- Cream
er j. extra, parchment wrapped. 43c per lb.
Jobbing .price: Cube, extra. SdtsflSc par
lb.; iktiry. buying -price, 18c per lo.
BCTTKRKAl Portland deUvery baia. No. 1
Irad. 89c;- No. 2, &7 03Sc; country ataUooa,
4 I5o per'lb. ,
t UKESK BeHng price: Tillamook, fresh
Oregon fancy . triple!, 37e per lb.; Toung
Americas, l7s3M Oreaun-Washington i trip
leu. 36o lb. - l'(iee to Jobber, f. o. b. Tilla
Keok:. Triplets 83c; Toung Araerwi:, j 84c
belling price: Block fewlim, SS( 4lc; limbirber.
u$ USe lb. I cresm bricks, 8i88c per lb.
KiidS iiuying price; 4'utTeitt receipts, 18$
20c; elen-stock, 28c; dirties ami cracks. 17(
ldur candled.-'nelling price, 24 9 25c; select, 25
t 2c .jr doro. ;..- V - . i- "
LIVE POlJfl.ll,lfy1--Seulnst price; Heavy hen.
22e per lb. ; light ben. H&.ii: per ll. ;
M roosJers, 1 .c per lb-; turkey. 4le lr lb.:
. drssed. 40(55o per lb.; ducks. HW4Ue lb,
r"rh Veestsblsr and fruit -
" PRESS FKCIT Orsngs, 13.50 & 5.30 box;
bansnaa, 10 He lb. : lemona, (3.2 J 4,7 S par
; grapetruii. rli.nJl, , J7.0Ulglt.'J5; Cati
tornia, $3.2S(3.60 LSuisiaaa strawberries,
$.50 pr S4-tnt erte. .i
APPI.KS l.O(S'4.O0. " :
UR1ED FUL'IT Lutes, $3.65f?.S5:
fsrd. $3 50 (tf S. 75 per box; figs, 2.00(9
a. 1(1:. crunes. 70s to 80s. 60-lb. box. Itit lb.
ONION r-8elling pre td r-taUr: -Local,
TSetaT 1 1.23; garlic. 15c; green onions. 30is 40s
dozen boneri".
PHTATuKS Selllna nrice to retilen: Ore-
goat fancy, 11.23 01.60: sweets. Arkansas, $3.23
.su bamper.
V tt; K'l ArlLKS Artichckci. No. 1. per. do.k
11.23 61.75;' asparagus.. 12 W 15o tier lb.;
beets, new, per cvL, 31.50; cabbage, best local,
r per lb.; Winrung&tadt. pony crate, lb., 3 is
3 He: rarrota,-per cwu, 31. 3; "carrots, bunched,
ner dozen. 60w55e; cauliflower, locsl, (LOOM
1.50; celery, Ssn Dirgo. select, 4t. 5s, per
rrate. (SCO W0 1)11; celery. lancy Urge, bundled,
per dos.,'11.25 & 1.50; gsriic, per lb., 20c; green
Miii ni . Mr ,l:ut litlc fen tirnrifP4. lree tier
lb.; 43cL.borrdkih rooX per lb. 16c; lettuce',
me erst 34.60. dosea 31.50: panlay. per.
dnaen. iue; per lb., ; pea. greerr. lb..
17ie; peppers, lung, dried, lb., ' 40c; radtobes
pes.dri. &0e; rhubarb, hotboure. 23-lb. box.
lr ll.. 2Hc; rutabaes, ier lb-, l"c; i-piriaHi,
WaUa WalU,' per bog. (1.25; tomato, 39-lb.
lug. pa - box, (4.73; turnip, pr cwu;, 39 00.
fc.es ta ana r-revwtens '
COUNTHT ilKAT Nt-lling price. Country
hog. 10 Ho lb. for top Mocker, about 1125
to 150 lb.; heavv tuff 'ower; -veal. top. 80 to
110 lbs., 15c; heavy stuff lea; spring lambs,
HS2c per lb.
blOKKU aitiAis ms'os.. aueaie per id.;
brskf-t baacn, i:a53c.
LAUU Kettle rnu!ea. ID )ke id.; uerc
baii, eompiiuod; 12o.
PACKl.Nti HOISB MEATS Steer-beer, jBp;
row beei. lSVk-i44cj hL-en. lrc(riibs, 17
W lUe per lb.- j
Fisn ano sinnisn ' '
KREMH FlSsl Chinook. t .) IbJi hall-
but, I mil, lli js 20c: sturgevn, ( ); black cod,
ll l-c; kirpvred almint J 25 2.5U lO-iu.
bsket; kipiwretl cod. rszor clam.1, ( )-;
crabs, $2.60 f 3.60 dosen; ruor rlima, 35 box;
kng cod. e7 lb.; Columbia srbelt, l.i. box.
0 tr-H i- i,akltu. iKt tslHuv. o.oy;
Ulympia,, 3550 . r
nopt, wool ins ntoe
HOPS- Nominil. 1H20 x ro,, 10 22c. .
HtUKS Calfikin. 8fc!Oc; s.pa. iSte;
green bide.- S & 4c; salted. 5e per 1L.
11U11AIK- lAing, xoc; saon, J JC
Orocarias "
li:GAR Rehner ba-iii: Cube. $11.00:
fruit and berry, $9.23: V yellow. $8.23; beet
. n -
HON EX Per case, 37.00 SJT.75.
UU'K Jaoan style. No. 1. 4 lie: Blue
Rom. r) He per lb. I New Orleans bead, 8c
iiirrk.li Kaanteo. iuiddlo. m urti of
miss. . .
SALT Coarse, half ground, 100. $15.50
per toej 60s, i$l7 n; table dairy, 60s. $27.33;
bale, $3.5094 00; fancy, isdi ana dairy,
(34 50: lump, rock, $20.50 per ton.
ass..,.',- .' . 1 .. tnkli.H . 1, 1-: .
4 lb. ; large white. 4 4ej pink, 7 e per lb. ;
, c; bayou. oe; leas, ee: uregoa
. buyin pnrei normal. '
CANNED MILK Carnation. $6.00; Bordeo.
00; -Aster, S3.su; ua;le, gll.oo; Laoby,
55 60; Mount Vernon, $3.90 per cane.
SODA CRACKERS In bulk, lie per lb.
N UTS --Walnuts, 28S2o lb.; almonds,
OSAe: filberts. 21e in sack lots: peanuts, 10 0
lci pbcans. 23c: Brssils,- 30c.
men rsinif, wiie t
ROPE Sisal, dark. 14c; white. 1 So per lb.:
sua isrd Msuils 20 He.
LINSEED OIL Raw. DDIs., vvc gal.: kettl
hailed, bbla., $1.01; raw, ca. $1.14; boiled,
l-ases, $1.1 pr gallon. -
COAL Oil Pearl er water; wuire. in drum
r irn rvels, 1 7 S c gal. : cases, 30 per gal.
GASOLINK Iron barrels. SOc; cas, 42 Vk
her asllon. . f
HHITK Llilt icn wu, izt; 8U0 ID.,
$c' per lb."
TIRPENTINE ' Tank. 8es cases. $1.14;
0 ease 'iota, 1 e lesa.
TALLOW -ANli UREASE Xs 1 tallow. 5c:
Ko. 2, 4c. ' ' '
tAStJAKA tifw, -ee per id.
WOOL Willamette valley, coarse, 10c; a
R'bsb. 20c: fine, 20a per lb.; Easura OrsgoB-
dabe, l9;0a pr &.
Lmii. Beads, Cottea, Uraim, Ete.
ft til Bear et Trade Valuing
Uverbeck&tookeLo.
DIRECT PIUVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Itembere Ckleasro Board ef Trade
Cerrpoadeats of L$aa Bryaa.
CfeleaaTw Jkaw xef .
POTATO MARKETS
GETTING SUPPLY
Potato market Indicates that the price
has been stretched a trifle too high in
this territory, ' although aa high as $1.00
1.10 is still being offered for the very
best Burbanka and American Wonders
at nearby country stations.
Potato price in California hare shown a
slight reaction during the last few days be
cause of the much more liberal offering, but
it i believed that the market will not chow
any further losa for the immediate future, i
Bulk of the potato purchase here are at
flOo to 1 1.00 per cental at country (tatioaa,
Thia is for beat 'quality of the Burbanlt type.
Round potatoes even though of excellent qual
ity are not findkay bidder aba 75c pet cen
tal at country tationa. For the latter tier is
little demand in California and mixed shipment
of Burbank typo and the round stock are pen
alized in price 'in the south.
Present indication are that ail the good
potatoes of thu territory will be cleaned up
this season unless growers hold back for higher
price end thereby .check tbe present liberal
movement. -,.! . ' '
Weakness Causes '
' Early Looses in
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. April 1. (I. N. S.) What
coUa.psed on the Board of 'Trade, today,
closing isharply lower and right at the
bottom prices on the crop. Coarse
grains followed. Liquidation was on
throughout the session, - The close for
provisions was lower. '
May wheat . finished 3c lower ; July
lost Sc. May conv .ws.i lc lower ; July
ll4llc off and September the same.
May oats. lc off; July, IVic down and
September, lc lower.
Chicago. April 1.- (I. N. 8.) Wheat opened
wifii a moderat trad with commission hounes
buying in a small way. May we unchanged to
'ia higher and July waa .V to He better.
Later prices lot ,
Commission houses wer bent buyers' in corn
snd there waa much inert covering early in th
market. Mbt waa unchanged to lie better; July
'AC to Vie up and September gained He
Oats started- unchanged to Uo higher with
commission house buying and soma removal of
hedges against h sales. Local sold on tUe
upturn.
Provisions opened lower, reflectihg weakness
in hogs.
Chicago rango by I'nited Presa:
.W11KAT , .
ripen. High. Ixw. Close.
May ISO 130 135 135
July 130 ii 120U 114 114 i
' CORN
May ....... 60 ' HI ',4 59 14 60 H
July .... 4 4 au
Keptember . t0 00 64 Vs 64
OATS
May . .... 38 4 3 37 37
July . . ..... 40 '4 40 U 3S '4 3S V
September 40 40 . 38 M 38 M
RTK
May ....... 133H1S34 130 1 30 H
July ....... 109 11' 105 4 105 14
Seiitember .. ... 101 07 97
: ' ' BARLKV
May. 63 & 03 hi 1 61
PORK
May;...... J015 1920 1B75 10
July 1087 1087 1015 1915
LARD
May....... 1125 1123 1100 1105
July....... 1152 1132 1140 1140
RIBH
May ...... 10f 107 1037 1060
July ....... 1135 1135 1047 104T
Cub wheat 'o. 1 red. fl.4;
$1,47; No. a hard. $1.48 1.48 Vs.
No. 2 red.
South Remains a
r Seller of Cotton
I : i ! ; -
New York. April 1. (I. N. S.) Ag the re
sult of steady cables, the cotton market opened
unchanged to 1 1 points higher today. ' It" was
stated ia private messages that the strike of
Kngliah coal miners had ' been discounted, but
rabies received reflected little confidence in the
Kuropean situation as a whole and refrained
from supporting the list aggressively.
Liverpool and New Orleans furnished most of
tli demands esrly. with the 8011th a chief seller.
After the atsrt prices eased about 3 to 7
point and at the end of the first 20 minutes
ivere about tven with la.-t nlght'a 'clnee.
Spot cotton was quiet. 25 points lower at 12
cents. No sales.
In the final lialf hour future offerings in-vV-sed
in volume, and the market oli off
again. The rlie was easy at a net decline of
25 36 points.! " 1 '.
tip en.
1856
"122R
1272
1324
1332
High.
1 3.6
1225
1274
1X25
1352
I.ow.
1330
11T
1240
128
1317
Close.
1330
1189
1240
12 SO
1318
4 January
May ......
July ......
OcMiher ...
December ..
Liverpool- Cotton .Quiet
Liverpool. April 1. (I. H. 8-1 Spot cot
ton was njiift at the opening today, with price
steady. Sales. 2000 bles.
Amrirn mid. fair. 10.04; good mid., 8.84;
full mid.. 8.14: mid., 7 39; low mid., 6.49;
good ordinary. -5.24; ordinsry. 4.40..
Futures- opened steady today.
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
San Francis Maekat
S San Kraorieo. April 1 .t V. P.) Butter
s Kitras, 86 He; prime firsts, 85 He
Kggs Kxtras, 28 Vic; extra firsts, 26 He;
dirties No. 1. - 27e;: first extra pulletf, 27e;
undemiaetl pnllKs. 25e.
fhece California flats fancy, 24 14 e;
firsts. 22c. . .
Los Anoeles Market
1,o Aneeles. Oil., April 1. (I. N. S.)
Butter 3 ic. ;
Kggs Kitras,. 29c; case count, 27c; pullets.
25c. -. ,
l'oultry Heas. 333oc: broiler. o48c
ers, 55e.
fryer
Csoat a Maiiiat
Seattle. April IV-1 1'. I.) Eggs Fresh
ranch',' 28 SOc; pullets. 24 ekSSe.
Butter Loral creamery, cubes, 42c; bricks,
43c pcr'pouud. - ' ' '
POTATOES i ALO" THE . COAST
Los Anoelo Market'
Los Angeles. Cat, April 1. (I. N.-S.)
Pntu InMMInr klmi RnrhanR. floor. $1.73
2.U0; best, (2.25 2. 50; Idaho rasrfeU, most
ly $2.23 2.3.1. ,
San Francisco, Market
San Franrisoo, April 1. (U. P. ) Potatoes
Kiver whites, n.au:.;j; saunas, .j;
sweets, (5.00(6.rO. ,
Onions "Australian .brown, 50c bag.
Beettl Mark
Seattle, April ; 1. Potatoes Takima Gems,
$27.0- 30.00; -locaJs.i $14 00 818.00.
Xaral Store Market
New York. April 1. L N. S.) TurpentinA
vannah. 51; New York. 58.
Rutin Savannah, 3.50; New York, 4.90.
. Xtw fork So gar and Coffee
New York, i Aprfl - 1. U. P.) Sugar
Quiet Refined, quiet; granulated. $8.00.
Coffee No. 7 Rio apot. 0 Vi S c: Ko. 4
Santos, 9 14 10c.
San Fraaelseo Poultry Market
San Franeisco. April I. (U. P.) Potiltry-
Broiler?, 65 65c; larg hena. 8538e; beat
ducks. 8035e. ;
Seattle Wheat TJldi ;
Seattle: April 1. (I. .V. S.) Grain Wheat,
hard white, $1.23: soft white, $1.23; white club.
$1.20; hard red winter. $1.15; soft red winter,
$1.13; northern spring, (1.15; Red Walla,
$1.15; Big Bead bluettem. $1.23.
!
?few York Metal Market '
New York. April 1, (I. N. 8.) Copper
Dull; spot, April, May, June and July, offered,
13. ' '
' Lead Quiet; spot. April. May and Jane,
offered. $4.40.
Spelter pull; spot. April. May and Jane,
offered. $4.70
Minaeanwlis-Dnlath Flax
Tniluth. -April 1. (I. N. 8.) Flax May.
$160; July. $1.04; track and arrive, $t.60
1.83. i
Minneapolis, ' April 1. Flax May, $1.59$)
1.63; track and arrive, $1.59 1.62.
A San Fraaelseo Barley Market -
Sin Kraacisco, April 1. (IT. P.) Barley
Snort feed, per cental, $1.20 1.25; shipping.
l.f51.55...' , .... v.
m -v . . - i - ."' ;' '" " -- ,
IS SHOWN
ET
LIKELY TO DROP
SOME FLOUR. LOW'EB . j
All WlUanctte valley wheat floar, as
well a bakers brands, are off-tS cents
m barrel b,ere. K ehange la patent.
feruaad waeat .trace was airaip. to
bid Friday aad ao qaotatlons were
named or tbe Portland Merchants' Ex
change. ." i i
NORTH WE8T ORAI.V RECEIPT8
( Reported by Portland Merchants' Exchange.)
Wheat- Barley. Flour. Oat. Hay.
Portland. Friday . . 100 5 .... 14
Year ago. ..... 20 1 ' 9 ... 2
Season to data. .. 18.523 222 673 4(3 2088
Year ago. .
7.522 171 3436 413 1843
Tscoma. Thursday.
Year ago. . . . .
Season to date . . .
Year ago.
Seattle, Thursday.
Year ago
Season to date . . .
Year ago
8
3
3
n
s.das
6,237
20 . . .
47 807 118
77 2707 168
. . . 1 1
2
810
762
4
4.031 18
6.404 234
321 368 1183
683 630 1126
Enormoui declines were f shown for
wheat at the opening of the eastern op
tlon markets for the day. but the-market
here continues on a nominal basis
as practically all exporters are tempo
rarily out of the buying. ?
Flour price are destined for another sharp
decline in the local territory because of the re
cent severe com in the quotations on wbeat and
th liberal selling at the declines. A drop
of 40c to 60c per barrel in the prie of flour
would not be at ail surprising.
Recent secret cutting of millfeed prices has
given wsy to a better maintenance ef printed
values by local mills, indicating an outside call
for supplies.
Foodstuffs ar showing a liberal movement at
th lower prices quoted yesterday ; no further
changes being mad Friday.-
FLOUR Seliiog price. mfD door: Patent.
$0.00; Montana spring wheat. $8.75; Willamette
valley brands, $6.63; local straight. $6.u;
bakers' hard wheat. $8.00;' bakers' bluest m,
$7.50; graham. $7.20; wholewheat, $7.50;
Prie for city delivery, 15o xti; suburban,
20c extra.
HAY Buying price, nominal. Willamette
timothy, fancy, $20.00 27.00 per ton: eastern
Oregon timothy, $26.00 28.00 per ton; clover,
$10.00 13.00; straw, (14.00; alfalfa. $18.00
par ton.
GRAIN BACKS NominsL No. 1 Calcutta,
514 6c; domestic, 6c in car lota: la amounts
higher.
UlLLSTCFFS Mill run at mill, sacked, toa
lets, $28.00; carload. $3,7.00., . m
OATH Per ton, buying prie: reed, $33 00
36.00.
BARLET Buying prie: reed. $31.00
82.00; milling. $33.00.
SEED Buying price, nominal; no demand.
Red clover, racleaned. ( ) lb. ; lik. ( ) S
vetch. ( r) .
FEEKSTUFFS F. O. B. mills; Rolled bar
ley, $40.H0S4.00; whole brley. $37.00; al
falfa in pl X2.nn: cocoanut meal. (30.00:
erarked corn, $41.00; whole corn. -$38.00 ton;
scratch feed, $53.00; so bean meal, $55.00 per
ton; whole oats. $3lToi: rolled oats. $42.00;
chicken wheat, $54.00 55.00 per ton.
Standard Oil Storks.
-Clcsed-
Bid.
Atked.
18V4
00
83
2O0
103
119
3 1
145
11
4 5
S!
r
177
85
-'7 Vi
150
ns
275
111
83
478
198
400
105
240
72
302
69
040
420
330
375
J 10
, no
108
10O
301)
S3
510
02
Anglo
Borne Serysmcr . ,
Buckeye .......
18
360
82
Ifltt
too
116
2
135
f4
, 43
03
t3
172
83
6 Vi
147
4
271
15 .
30
468
ins
385 ,
102
830
f.K
295
f Vi
.625 -410
825
372
lor.
40
Kill
07
2!0
4 S3
; 90
Cheeeebrough
do pfd. ......
Continental . . . -Crescent
..
i umneriana
Kureka .........
Galena, com. . .
Galena Old pf d . .
Galena New pfd.
Illinois 1'itie . . ...
Inliana Pipe
National Transit
N. Y. Transit. . .
Northern I'ip . .
Ohio Oil .......
International I'ele.
Penn. Mex.' ....
I'rairi Oil
Prairie Pipe ....
Solar Refg. . . . .
Southern Pipe . .
South. Penn- Oil.
3. W. Penn. Oil.
S. O. Calif
8. O. Indiana. . . .
H. -O. Kansas . . . .
a. O. Kentucky . .
8. O. N. Y
8. O. Ohio
do rfd.
Swan & Finch .
-.- -i -
Union Tank . . .
do pfd
Vacuum .......
Washington . .
8. O. Nebraska.
Imperial
Forelg-n Bond Market
Bid. A.ked.
19 22
13 15
i 20 22
! 54 54 55
i 45 1 - 46 Vi
6 ' 67 Vk
i 30 Va 82
S85 : 397
872 384
STO 32
310
269 U I
, 66 S Vi
12 I 13 14
12 13
12 13 14
1 4 Vi 13
14 15V4
14 10
14 15
17 19
15 16
64 64 4
8 1 T4 8 2 H
'81 Ti 82
97 ' 97
99 4 99 S
94 i 94 's
i 89 89
85 Vi 85
Russian 5 Vis. 1021.
Russian 5 1 s. 1926.
Russian 6 Vis. 1910,
French Os, 1031 ... ,
French is, "191 7....
French 5s. 120....
Italian 5s, 1018....
British 5s, 1922. ..,
HriUsh 5s. 1927...'.
British 6s, 1929....
Rritish vky: 4s . . . .
British ref. 4s
Belgium rest. 5s i .
Belgium ' prem. 5s . .
German V. L. is
Berlin 4s .........
Hamburg 4s
Hsmburg 4 Vis
Iipaig 4 Vs
Tineig 5s . .
Munich 4s ......
Munich 5s
Frankfort 4s . . . .
Japanese 4s
Japanese 1st 414
Japanese 2d 4 Vi s -.
Parts sixes
K. 5s. 1921.,.,
K. 5Hs. 1922. .'.
K. 5V43. 1029
K. DVts. 1937
FOREIGN EXCHAKGE RATES
Corrected daily by the foreign exching de
partment of to United B rates national nana.
Ountatinns below ' axceot the pound sterling,
are quoted en th baaia of 100 unite foreign
currency.
Opening nominal rate on bsnk transactions
trraft Cable Par
London Checks; Transfr. - Value.
' l-bs. terling. $ H.l Tit
4 s6
Paris Francs. . 7.0O '.4
7.01
1.511
4.08
1-9.03
3. Ml
19.30
Berlin- Marks.
Genu Lire. .
Athens
Drachmas. . .
Copenhagen
' Kroner. ....
Christianis
Kroner. ....
Stockholm.
Kroner. . . ..
Hongkong
Currency. .
1 . ..M
4. US
7' 7 5
18.36
16.13
23.30
47.50
7.85
18.40
16.15
28 40
48.00
49.00
64.50
1930
26.70
26.70
26.70
Japan Yen
4 8.50
Shanghai Taels 64.00
Kew York Bond Market
Furnished: by Overbeck A Cooke Co. '
rial.
Ask.
77 1
68
82
73
98T4
65 Vi
76
82 4
22 3
76
70
804
95 14
76
94
7Si
Atchison fJeril. 4s. . . . . .
Ral. Sc. Ohio Gold 4s...,
Beth. Steel Ref. 5s ... .
Cent. Pacific 1st 4s...
O. B. It Q. CoU 4s....
St. Paul Uenl. 4 Is
Chicago N. W. Geni. 4s.
U n. cm. 4s
New York Ry. 5a . , . . .
Northern Pac P. L. '4s.
'Reading Geni. 4
Union Pac. 1. . 4. . . . .
U. S. Steel 5s
Cnkm Fee. lt Ref, 8s. .
Southern Po. Cost. 5s.
Southern Pac Cone. 4s. .
Pen na. Conv. 4 Via. . . .
Penn. 1st A Via. .
Che. St Ohio Conv. 5a. .
Ore. Short Line 4s, . . .
77
674
81 14
72
98
64
75H
81 )
19 -75
V4
69 14
80
85
T5i
92
78V4
88 14 .
7814
82
7914
86
78
82
79
VoreI;n Kxrbansre Markrt
Kew York. April 1. (0. P.)--Porign ex
change opened tedy today. Sterling was
$3.92; franca, .0700; lirei. .040714; marks.
.0159: Canadiaa dollars. .8875: kronen. .180.
Fotvign exchange closed lower. bterlinc waa
$3.91 4: francs. .069614: lire. .040714:
marss, .0159; Canadian dollars. ,ba70; kronen.
.1825. ':..',:
Money and Exehange
New York, April 1. I. N. 8.1- CU money
on tbe floor of the New York stock j-.xenange to
day ruled at 614 per cent; high, 6 14 per cent
low, 8 per cent- . I .
Time money was steady. -
lists were 6 li 7 per cent.
The market for prime mercantile piper wai
teadr. - .. i ' s
t ail monrv in London today was rtcadt with
business in banker', bills at $3.91 for . de
' matui . -0 . ,.' . i s
IN THE EASTERN TRADE
HOG PRICES WEAK
ALL OVER NATION
FKIBAT LIVESTOCK TRADE-
H6a;s. Steers. Lambs.
....$lx-2 $ 8.0$ $ 8.0$
.... le.li 1$J 1$.$$
... 9.5 J6
.... f.SS 8.t t.li
.... 80 8.i
Portland ...
Chicago ...
Omaha ......
Kansas City
Dearer .t PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RCJi
Hog. Cattle, Calve. Sheep. Cow.
Friday ; .
74
832 .
Week ago. . .
2 weeka ago.
4 weeks ago.
409
829
284
690
662
717
556
14
45
20
8
9
23
14
Year ago. . ...
47
885
107
144
years ago . .
484
573
1
3 years ago . .
4 year ago, .
K Hogs' were -weak everywhere for the
day, cattle ruiea ami, wnue sneep contin
ued nominal. No price changes in early
Friday trade at North. Portland.
In all of tbe leading atockyard of trie country
there wa a weaker tone in bogs at the opening
of the Friday trad. Lower prices were named
at practically . all center, with th exception of
North Portland, and "there waa not enough stuff
available here to give any decided test to, former
values, which -were nominally continued.
North Portland today, continues higher than
the Eastern price basis, and this means incrasaad
stocks of Midwest hogs for local killer withih th
immediate future.
General bog market rang:
Prime light $12.00 12.25
Smooth heavy 11.25 11.7$
Rough heavy . 8.00 10.25
Pat pigs 12.00 12.25
Feeder pig 11.00 12.00
Stag 6.00 910.23
Cattle Market Nominal
There were no new arrivals in th cattle alleys
at North Portland Friday. Trad conditions here
at th moment reflect nothing but weakness, with
killer trying to buy lower. They are etill hold
ing aloft the prie of dressed stock
General cattle market range:
Choice steers
$ 7.60 8.00
7.00 m 7.50
.ort 7.00
Medium, to good steers. . . . . .i.
Fair to good steers.
Common to fair steers.,....!,
5.orr s.oo
Choice cow and heifer. . . . . .
Medium to good cows-heifers
6.60 T OO
6.00 6.80
Fair to medium cows-heifers, ,
Com man eowsrheifera .......
Csnners . . ..............
Choice feed firs .............
Fair to good feeders ........
8.50 6 0
4.50 5.50
2.25 4.50
6.00 m 6.50
6.50 6.00
8.60 m B.oa
J3U11 . ...... ."j
Choice dairy calves
12.60 W 13.00
Prsm light dairy calves
11i501S.5Q
.50 011.50
Usdrum light dairy calves. . .
Lamb Trad ariih
Killers appear determined to kill off the sheep
and lamb industry! with as little delay as possible.
They are trying to discourage shipments and re
port their inability to secure business in the
Ireased product, when retailers elaim they ar an
able to purchase, because killers have nothing to
otter.
General sheen and lamb rang:
East of Mountain lambs. ......$
Willamette valley lambs
7.00 S.OO
6.50 6.00
Heavy lambs
5.00 6.00
4.00 5.09
Cull lambs
Yearlings . . ,
Wethers . . . .
.r0( 6.oo
5 .00 (a 5.75
Ewes
Feeder lamb
1.50 5.00
5.50 6.00
Thursday Afternoon Sales
STEERS
o. . Ave.'lh. Price. 1 No. Ave. lbs. Price.
7 1043 S 7.00 f 3 910 $ 6.25
COWS
2... 893 $ 6 00 I . . . . 895 $ 6.50
'2 SOS 4.75 I 1.... 930 3.00
CALVES
1.'... 120 $ 8.00 1.... 180 $10.00
BULLS
1 1500 $ 3.75 I 1....1190 $ 4.25
1....1690 4.25 ! 1 ....1500 4.50
1....1260 4.50 1 1....1240 4.50
MIXED
1 "1300 $ 5.00 I
HOGS
2.... 175 $12.25 2.,.. 240 $10.00
-2.... 120 12.00 ,2....- 105 12.00
3 113 12.00 S 156 12 25
19 142 12.25 1.... 230 12.25
4 192 12.25 4.... 140 12.25
2.... 470 10.25 i 69..,. 187 12.25
7... 185 12.00 4 163 12 25
3. . .,- 156 12.00 H. ... 153 12.00
1. 850 10. OO 15.,., 250 11.50
1 260 11.00 4.J.. 195 12.25
1.... 460 7.00 2.... 310 11.00
LAMBS
24. . . . 89 $ 6.00 T
Friday Morning Sale
COWS
No.
Ave. Iris. Trice. I No. Ave. lbs. Price.
. . . 1033 $ 5.50 I
I'ALVES
. . ."'140 $i.00 2
I HOGS
. . . 120 $12J.25 I t
145 $12.00
1.
1.
1.
1 .
35.
31. '
12.
240 $12.25
. . . 1 4t 12.00
. . . 530 7.00
510 10.2a
60 $ 9 )0 I 31 . .
83 $ 6.00
125 5.00
108
r,25 I I..,
Y BARLINGS !
81
$ 6.0
J BW KM
183
$ 325
BK'K SHEET
185 S.OO -I
AMERICAS' LIVESTOCK PRICES
Denver Woo $9.50
Tlenver. Anril 1 MI. P. 1 CalU Rceipt,
200; steady. Steers, $7.00 8.50: cows na
lioifers. $5.50 ( 7.5U; stocRer -ana. leeaera,
t. U1MT 7. ,alM HO OtlM 12. OO.
Hogs Receipts. 4 OO; steady, ,'Xops, .o;
Sheep Receipts) 2300; loe nigner. ismDs,
$7.259.25; ewes. $4.755.50.
Kansas city moos, as.sa
Kansas Citv. Anril 1. ( I. NV8.) Cattle
Ttavirtii 500: market active: steers. $8.10
8.90; cows, heifers. $5.50 Sri 8.40: etockers and
feeders, Ifl.OttPS.tlo: calves. . w s ow.
Hoi-s Keeeiofa latiu: srUTfl. nan. .oo
B9.35: ton. (9.65: heavies, $8.008-85;
lights. (9.00 (a B.8a.
Sheep- Keceipts oil". Meaium, fu-uuey
0.73; lambs, $9.15. Market dull.
Jiew York-London Silver
New York. Anril 1. (L NTS ) Com
meYeial domestic bar silver was unchanged today
it finite: fnreien. a R lower at 66 V4
london, April 1. it. a. B.J uar suxerskjjso
lower at 32 14 d.
Stone Is Sew Broker
Frank T. Stone, formerly connected with the
Pniterl Brokeraze comnany and with several
other Front street institutions, has returned
from California - and has established an inde
pendent brokerage house. He has obtained of
fices at Front and Alder street directly above
th Cm ted Brokerage firm.
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago, April 1. (t. N. S. ) Potatoes
neceipia, an cars. sainneeuui mnEi, aa.,
(1.O0: Northern ; White, sack and, bulk. $1.10
1.15; Red Kiver Onios. 1.2JBi.iu.
. .- Frnlt Outlook Good
Eugene, April, 1. -Careful investigation of the
early fruit bloom in this section by the county
fruit inspector reveals no trace aamage irorn
the aeries of heavy frosts of the past 1-0 days.
The bloom, which is about 10 day earlier than
last year, indicate a much bigger crop thaa last
season, particularly in tbe apple orcnaraa.
Bnmper Crop Outlook
Snoksne. Wash.. April 1. Report from farm
ers in Grand and Douglas counties . show that
conditions in that section are good fer bumper
wbeat crops this year,: according to A4 D. Cross,
secretary ot tbe waswogton farmers union.
.- . j m . i ..
lVlnalnesr Cash Grain
Winnipeg, Man., April l.--Oash wheat No,
1 northern. (1.T8H: Na" 2. $1.73; No. 3,
$1.71: No. 4, $1.61: NO. 5, $1.52;
No. 6, $1.38: fed. $1.28: track. (1.78
Oats No. 2 white, 42c: No. 3. 37 He.
Railroads Fail
To Discover a
Treaty of Peace
Crop conditions are' excellent in
Idaho and Montana, aeeordlnr to F.
T. Stephenson. Head ef the coffee de.
narttnent of Wadhams t Co., who hag
Jnst retnrned from there.
"Trade 1 rather? dnll jast new, according-
to Mr. Stephenson, althoag-k
In his own line he reports activity.
"Talking ef prices, note these on
the din la; ears: Baked potato, tie,
coffee SOe cap, bread snd hotter lie
rportlon.- .
"Some prices, yon will say. And
the war has been over fer seme
time." . :
4
v.
HON AND LAMB
OUT OF MARKET
- : , .v.-
Just what is vjrong with the lamb
market has been the subject-of much de
bate among the 'Various Interests. There,
has been a wide difference of opinion
expressed regarding the extreme stag
nation in the Iamb trade but outward
appearances are tbjat the market is be
ing manipulated. '$
' While butchers aad packers have been al
leging all along that the public did not want
mutton and lambs and gave tnla a a reason
for the lack of buying of supplies in tbe stock
yards, it. appears that there is really a call for
both mutton and lambs at this tkna and
packer have none to offer.
Tnia is a conoiuon most nnexpectea na
has caused much comment among the trade.
Retailers inauirinst for stood mutton and Wnbs
during the day were unable to secure tkrm.
V hue the prices quoted in both imes of ; tne
dressed meat trade were lo a pound below
former figures, there wa no stock to aeU at
the decline.
New York Batter and Eggs
New York. April 1. (I. N. S.) Butter-
Market firmer; creamery extras (salted and nn
salted), 4714 51c: creamery firsts (sal tad land
unealted), 44 50e;-creamery higher than ex
tras (salted and iinsalted). 48 52c. Stat
dairy tubs. 28 4 7c; imitation creamery, firsts,
25 26 Vic. ' . j-
Cheese Market irregular. State vnoie
milk specials, 2314 29c; while milk fancy.
239261ic; whole milk lower grade, 186
22 Vic WiRoonsin Whole milk, fancy. Yeung
Americas. 26V428e. Btate Skims. - apeeiala.
1714191ic: skims, choice. 1316c: skims.
fair to good, 10 g 12c; skims, lower grade. 5
hrfzz.i Market I steady: nearby white, fancy.
3Sc; nearby brown fancy, 8334e: extra, 31
31 lie; firsts. j2628e.' !
Sew York Wool and Hides
New York. April 1. L N. S.) Wool
Market steady. Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 24
45c: dom ratio polled scoured bejiia, 18 75c:
domestic Texas scoured basis, 40 82q; territory
staple, scoured. 53 92c.
iisaes Market! quiet: native eteera, ioc:
branded steers, e 14 g Vi c.
AMERICAS JLIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago Hogs 910.16 !
Chicago. April j X. (I. N. S.) Hogs Ke
ceipts. 16.000; lbe to 25c lower. Balk, $8.75
9.75; top, $10.13: . heavyweight, (8.75
9.25: medium weight, $9.10 9.85; lightweight,
$9.501000;' pight lights, $9.63 10.00;
heavy packing sows, sfnooth. $7.75 8.60; pack
ing sows, rough, (7i60 7:75; pigs, $9.25
ioo. I
Cattle Receipts, 3000; steady to strong.
Beef steer -Choice ind prime. (9. 50 10.2ft;
medium snd good. 7 (8.40 ) 0.50 ; good 1 and
choice. $9. 1 5 1O.00 ; common and medium.
$7.25 9.15. Butcher cattle Heifers, $5.50
9.25; rows, $5.00 8.25; bull. $4.50
7.25. ' Canners and -cutters Cows and heifers,
$2.755.00; canner steer. $3.605.00: vesl
calves ( light and i bandy weight), $7.009.0;
feeder steers, $7.50 9.00; stocker steers, $6.00
8.40; storker (tows snd heifers, $4.50 8.25.
Sheep Receipts, 8000: steady. Lamba (84
lbs. down), $8.50 10.00; lamba (85lbs up).
7.5(3 7.; Iambs (culls and common!. (7,oo
8.25: yearlingi wethers. $7.00 9.00: ewes.
(5.0(1 ( 6.75: ewes (culls snd common), $2.00
4.oU; leeder lamps, $7.30 8. 7. ,
Omaha jHogs 88.6B
South Omaha. I April 1. (I. N. S.)--Cate
Receipts. 14 5U. Beef steers and she stock.
slow, atesdy: top steers, $9.25: bulls and veals,
weak; Blockers snd feeders, wesk to lower. :
Hogs Receipt. 3300; stesdy to 15c lower.
Bulk. $8.40 9.25; tops. (9.65.
Sheep Reaeipta, 3300. Killing classes,
steady to 25c higher; best" lambs, average 88
lbs., (9.30; ewe. top. $10.00; average 124 lb.
feeders, steady. )
Seeding- Is Unshed I
Kelso. Wash.. (April 1". Farmer of this vi
cinity are taking; advantage of the fine spring
wtatlier to rush their planting and' general
farming operations, and in the diked lands.
wnere practically 'no larroing roam pe uooe last
fall on account 1 of the continued trains, the
farmers are working fiheir tractors night and
day to get seeding completed at , the earliest
posstoi oate.
Creamery to Enlarge '
Corvallis, April 1. Plana are being ! made
to enlarge the Alsea creamery building. An ex
nert icheeee maker has been added to the force
and the city will soon be supplied with butter.
cneese ana ice cream..
DIRECT. SAILING FROM
Portland
-TO-
Sa vannah - Charleston - Baltimore
New York - Philadelphia
S. S. WILLHILO LOADING
FOR .RATES AND tjPACE APPLY TO ( Broadwly 1433
A. G. CALLAN, Agent Phones .j Broadway 1434
414 Oregon Building PORTLAND, ORE. ( Broadway 330
U. OF O. STUDENTS'
Special Trairi
Eugene
Oregon Electric
SUNDAY, APRIL 3 -
Leave North Bank Station 4:35 P. M.
Leave Jefferson St. Station. .... .4:50 P. M.
Arrive lagene .8:25 P, M.
."t , - : ' ; ,- ' " "
This train will run through to Eugene direct, receiving
passengers only for. that point. j .
REGULAR DAILY TRAINS FOR EUGENE !
Leave North Bank Station 6:30 and 8:30 A. M., 2:05 and 4:45
P M. Leave Jefferson Street Station 15 minutes later. Arrive
1 Eugene 10:50 A. 12:25s 6:45 amd 8:55 P. M. j
Tickets on sale at North Bank Sutton, Tenth end Stark SU.J
Seward Hotel, Tenth end Morrison SU.; Third and Wash
ington St., and Jefferson St, Station. i '
; - - : V -:( ' -rPv
Details will be furnished by Agents .
Oregon Electric Ry.
New Contract for
Livestock Shippers
Salem, April 1. A new livestock shipping eon
tract Which is said to contain many features
advantageou to the shippers has Jast been
drafted by the public service- commission and will
be placed in effect oa all line in Oregon within
the next 80 days.
The new contract, which conforms in its
most important features to the contract on inter
state shipments, stipulates no low valuation,' it
Veiog contemplated that settlements of claims
arising out of loss or damage will be settled on
actual values. The contract also provides for
10 days ia proving return transportation for at
tendant accompanying shipments of livestock.
The contract waa drafted on th commission's
own motion after thejwreasdnablenea of -the'
old contract, prepared iift1909. had been called
to the attention of th cUcom mission by shippers
over uu suite.
Claims Egg Cost v
291-8 Cts. Dozen
I Grande. April 1. The Eastern Oregon
Poultry Producers' association waa organised
here this week. Th purpose of the organisa
tion is to encourage better breeding and work
out cooperative, buying and selling plan. An
investigation is being made regarding cold stor
age facilities and th installation of a feed grinder
and mixer.
C. Schults presented figure to th members
at the meeting showing that it ia costing 29
cents a dosea to produce gg at present. He
TRANSPORTATION
Tickets Reservations
- Hotels Railroads
1 Steamship Unes Motor Trips
Tours and Roads
DORSET B, SMITH, Manages .
JOURNAL BUSINESS OFFICE
Main 7178 Marshall 1947.
Honolulu
Matson Navigation Co.
Steamer West-Keene
will load at the Port of Astoria, Pier
1, April 20th, for Honolulu, Hilo,
Kahului and Port Allen. Kor rates
and Space apply to Port of Astoria.
1L I Tabke, Ueheral Aet. ,.
ASTORIA AND WAY POINTS
STEAMER! GEORGIAN A
Leave Portland Mom.. Wet, FrL. 8 A. AC?
Leaves Astoria Tnea., Thnr.. Rat,. 8 A. St.
Night Boat Pally except Sunday, P. M.
FOOT ALDER 8T. . "! "
Mais 1422, 841-22 Fore 82 Koch Way
THE HARKINS TRANSPORTATION OO.
AUSTRALIA
MEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH 8EA8
VU- Tahiti and Raratonaa. Marl and Possatism
i Senlce from San Francisco evry 2S Days. .
union a. a. oo. or hew Zealand.
' . '! t
880 Caltftrnra 8L, San Francis.
Or Lcal Staamshlp and Railroad Asanelet,
, . STEAMER "1
. FOR
BAN FRANCISOO. LOS ANQELE8 AND
SAN OIEO.O
Sailing 2:80 P. M, Saturday .
CHEAP RATES
M. BOLLAM, Agent.
122 THIRD ST. PHONE MAIN 28
by Water
WILLIAMS LINE
DATE ABOUT APRIL 14
TO
VIA
Ry.
has' studied est production costs for a number of
years and ia oonaiuered aa authority on oeats. by
local-producer.
Dried Fralt aad Beans
New Torki April 1.-fL N. 8.) Market
dull. Marrow, choice. $8.00; pe. choice,
$4.75: red kidney, choice. $9.80.
Dried Fruit Market weak.. Apricots, choice
to ex-fancy. W3 v 86c; apples, evaporated, prim
to fanev. DU Alle: nranM. SO to 60. 7 Si
16c; 80s to 100. 5 v7e; peacbeo, choice to
ex-fancy. 18c; add raisin, choio to fancy.
24&2&0. , - -'.- ... :
j Chlcagro' Dairy Prodne
Chics ro, Anril 1.- (L N. 8.1 Hotter Re
ceipts, 2917 tub. Creamery, extra, 40c; firsts,
39 45c; pecking stock, 1 S 20e.
Kggs Keceipts, 22.039 cases, current r
firsts, 24e; extra. 28 He; checks,. 17 He; dirtie.
iwe per oezen. - - , ...
Cheese Twins, new. 19 U 20 He: dsislee.
20 H 21e; Toting America, 23 H 9 24e; Long
horns, 22 23 He; brick. 1920e.
Lire Poultry Turkey. 40o: ' chickens,
2 Re; springs, 3 So: roosters. 21c; geese, 10 W lbc;
ducks.. 3 8a. ?
3Tew Tork Poaltrr Alark t - .
New Tork. Anril (L N. .8.1 Market
Irregular. Chickene. 28 45c: fowls. 31 35c;
turkey. 80 0 4 5c ; rooeter, 18c: ducks, 83ey
88c; geese, 182Lc broilers, 83c e $1.10. -
' "Sew Tork Potato Market
New Tolrk, April 1. I. N. 8. ) Potatoes
(in bulk, barrel or barl -Market weak. Nearby
white, $1.75 ( 3.25; Bermudas, $8.00813.00;
outherns $8 301180.
BUILDING PERMIT
Orjeratjon of $1000 or mors
H. H. Gas, erect residence. 1825 E. . Davis
street, between 81st and 82d: builder, earn a
owner;, cost ssooo.
H. L. Corsby. erect residence. 4827 BAth
avenue.' between: 43d and 44th street; builder,
same as owner; cost, $2500.
JL E. Bronauxh. erect residence. 2812 80th
street, between 28th and 27th avenues; builder,
Thomas Muir; cost $4000.
John Eon, erect residence, 059 E. 14th St.,
between Prescntt and Ooing; builder, same aa
owner; cost. $1500. -
Jewish Shelter Home, erect shelter house,
975 f 'orbett atraat. , berwntn Tvwell and Ran-
croft; builder,' M. W. 1 aureus; cost. $1600.
trr. ueorge Wilson, repair residence. J.4 3 N.
lOth-street. between RHsan and Movt; bnilder.
-M. W. Iorsnx; cost. $2000.
ituaoipn Kinman, erect residence, 1414 Hood
street, between' low and Carolina: builder, sum
owner; cost. S2000.
Reinbol Korhanan. eraet natidencw. SOS Vil-
patrick. between Oeiawar and Brandon; builder,
John Sundstrom;. cost. $2300.
Gorge I. Barton, erect filling station, 190
Porter street, between Front snd. Water; builder,
ftandard Oil To,; cost. $lHOO.
ntnoss rsewon, erect resjaenee, ezs K, 1 Stn
si. between Stanton and Siskiyou; builder,
am ss owner; cost, $9000.. . ,
- - i nomas aa.. Townsend, erect residence, 743
Depaw. between Hvn and liodg: buUder. same
a owner; cost, $2000. - "
- R. 1L Morris, erect, rrsddenca 1951 Commer
cial, between Jeasup and Ainsworth; builder.
me; S3UOU. -
T. T. Jeoeen.' mct suMMM' '1T Unia.
between Vandesbilt and Willia blvd.; builder,
some; $2500, .''.-
I'. M. Keaney. erect reaidenre, 628 F. 14th.
between Powell and Beacon, builder P. WV inet
man; $1600. "
Rait Nasmvthe. erect residence. 1331 Ps-
elfie, between 6d- and' I3d; builder. H. IVf
.-Cordon K. Oraham, erect residence. 782 78th,
between Fremont and .. Beech; builder, " same;
$2600. k ,
J. I. Smith, erect residence, 191 Klickitat,
between! 74th and 76th; builder nam; $2400.
r J. laj. Smith, erect rrsridenre. 1877 Klickitat,
between 74th and ,70 tb; builder, jame; $2400.
- John! Baerlneknr r erent rwaiilAm. fi.lA fc'.
Olian, botwevm 80th and 81t; biiuder. it. M.
Butler;! $5000. I
(.eorge W. .Bate, erect ' residence. B60 64th.
between (sacramento and ' Alameda :' builder.
Camp St IhiPuy Investment Cot; $7000.
ii. O.- 8t rem. erect reaidavirai tiS H '44th
between Brazee and Wuunii builder. O. M.
Barber; $3230. . '
II. I.ntfitb. ererl residenrw ITS K ?,T t,-
tween Oregon and G lesson; builder, same; $2000.
. tj. svaiaer, erect rraiaence, 1-6S-. Intn.
between Yukon and Tolman area. builder, same;
e i u. .
Albert Bus well, erect residence. 1790 Rnrrara
between Argyle and Hunt, builder, same: $2000.
8. V. Hour, erect reeidence, 1 S. 12th.
between 8k id more and Mason; builder. M. O.
iMuglas; $2400.
H. W. Brsnds, erect residence, 112S K. Davts,
netwe-n Iauldincton toart and J2. 3Uth; builder.
A.-J. Marett, erect raddenee, 1167 Oarfleld.
between Killingsworth and Jessup; builder. Kr
bon 4 Smith- $5000. ;
Davis Building eomnanv. env4 rmirlenM leng
laoot? brtween SllUi and 41t; buUder, game;
)i. Una nreen. erect residenne, JIBS Market, b.
$4000 ouiiaer, A. a. jsankman;
fTarenee C and Albert ghsof; rert rEirI-nce,
877 Mason, between IJ, 28th and 15. 28th;
uuiiuer, same; fouvu, i ; i
Mr.; and Mrs O. st.'1 Rrickwm ralrfa-a
Central ave., between Fessenden and C'atlin:
uu.iuvi , aaune, tiuv.
- C. . ' ijDeneer. srsct tmIiImmi. vnaa mf.K.
ruerttsi ave., between Webster and Jimeraon;
wnier, lajnr, iiovv,
. Santivole, erect reaidence, 847 E. lSth.
builder, some; $2250. .
Western American Co.. - repair Hotel Oreron.
hotel, between Stark and Oak; builder, Mcliol-
nu orua ; e i ovv. -i i .
Marie O. Server,- erect rmid-noa 199 'w;
13th, between Leonore and Morton; builder, Noel
Server;- $1500.
- Pacific Htates Kngineerw CorvioraUon, erect
residence, 870 Iwtnkley, between 28th and 29th;
Vital Statistics
marritges.Blrtbs.JDealhs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Albert Jamea "Roger. 22. Eustene, . Or.,- and
Anna Mae Hoyt, 21. 1042! Kast fifteenth st N.
Lincoln L. . Turney, legkl. Condon. Or., and
Cfi McPhrnon, legal. Portland -
John 0 Winch, legal, Multnomah hotel, and
Grace D. Forbea, leai. MoJtnomaah hoUl .'
1 frUrfne2 losing. lgl. 71 N. 20th si. and
IhaA. Rrnrors. legal, til 2 nilsan rt.
WEDDINQ
w. o. BMiTH st co.
AIsi VISITINO
CAJfD ENURAVER8
811 .Morgan bid.
BIRTHS
LlVLNtiiS'l'J.N--lo Mr. and 11- --rt Livinn-
El'Ail,0M, nd Mr. K. F. Edgar, 868
nari10!; Marnh 21- dsnghterr.
U'hta Mr. and Mrs. iWilham , Bales.
36 Caw,oord. .March 28, a onT '
S5i40-rToiMr- Mr S. - K. Sweneon.
428 Eighty-sixth. Msreh 2S. a aon.
M'- pd Mr. S. TbonM. 888
Clinton. March 20, a aon.
mrlJiid Mm U & Mo9- 2
ond. March z!0, a son.
To Mr. nd Mr, n. B. Wilson. T48
Eaat Frmrteenth. March 22. a son.
MACKENZIE To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MscKen
xie. 1287 Kast Twelfth, March 2T, a daughter.
WAND To Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Wand, 200
La.st Thirteenth, March 23. a daughter.
CAULSON-To Mr. and Mrs 5: Carleon; 1442
Oarfield, March 28, a daughter
DBYDK.N To Mr. and Mr. W. S. Dryden,
1549 Knowlea, March 27, win.
PCROY To Mr. and Mr. J. B. Purdy. 1881
Tvaat TamhiU. March 2H, son.
WHKATLKT To Mr. and Mrs. William Wheat
ley, 1849 Glenn, March 27, a daughter.
NORWOOD To Mr. and Mr. 1L E. Nor
wood. 811 H Clinton, March 24. s son.
BENNKTT To Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bennett,
8118 Ninety-fifth. March 22. a daughter, i
HEN8EN To Mr. and, Mr, li. A. llnwea. 883
"Emerson. March 24. a Son,
CAMPBELL To Mn. and Mr. D. T. Campbell.
681 Kearney, March 22, a son.
KRODEK To Mr and Mrs. W. J. Kroder, 804
-Davenport, March 22, a daughter, -
MO 118 K To i Mr. and Mrs. O. 8. Morse, 824
Eaat llftntb. March 20. a daughter.
HAIJSER To Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Ha user.
1 123 HaaaeJo. March 20. a aon.
KE1LUS To Mr. and Mr. J. E. Keihxs, T68
Ksst Seventeenth, March 23, a daughter.
LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Lewis. 1281
Moore, March 22, a daughter.
KIVG To Mr.' and Mrs; A- W, King. Oregon
Yacht club, March 18. a son. -
HOWARD To Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Howard.
375 Vancouver avenue, March 27, a daughter.
8TEKVES To Mr, and Mr. A. T. Kteev,
M 27 Seventieth, Marrh 28, a daaghter.
KOHKI To Mr.-and Mr. C. V. Koki, Tuala
tin, Or., March IB. a son.
ALKXA N OK It To Mr. and Mr. O. " P. Alex
ander, 102 latnrelhurst, March 21, a son. -
WEHTKR To Mr. nd Mr. U O. Wester, 52 3
Skidmore. March 21. a eon.
PETEBSON To Mr. and Mm. T. Peterson,
Wridsl Telly Or.. Msreh 28. a son.
DEATHS
Bl'BT Esther Ruby,' Good Samaritan hospital,
. March 81. 43' rears: .mitral reanreitation.
KINO Franklin P. King, Nortonia hotel, March
SO. 57 veers: heart dines.
MOKFARD Kdith M. Morford. Emanul ho.
- pitaL March ii8, 21 years; tubercular snenia-
aitia. ' - .- - '
.STAPLKS Anrtl E. gUple. 8 1 $ E. 13 th,
March 29. 4S years: encepnautls.
HOUJKN Worthie H. Iloldcn, 672 Spring,
March 2,' 50. rears; chronic nephritis,
MeOUiNIH -Havanar AfcGinni. 388 E. Da via,
March 28, 18 year; tuberculosis-
EVKRITTt Mud, Alie Kveritt. 88 1 Glena,
March 28. 88 yearn: Addison's disease.
PKfOICOHD Caleb Peddicord, 838 8th.
- asres v, n years; aiuiy.
50
LEADING WRECKERS OF THE
- PACIFIC COAST
& Const. Co.
It pays to advertise.
it pays to read this atJT-7-
.'-'. ' -rT
W hare) just receired a $hipmnt
of 3000 new doors of tha latest
desiwns, that we must aell imme-
diately. . . j
We are offerinj you the opportun
ity to make your selection of this
lot at $2.50 each. -
In connection with this we can
offer 5000 ' double run windows
and casement sash at 30 bo
low cost. "j
Read Care fully and Note
Prices on Following:
Star "A" Star Rhlng-ler. per Til 92.75
Untitle, S lap 11. K. CaL. Ji'ot.
(grood std. lengths) $25. OO
Dimension, Sew
2x4, 2x8 to 12x12, Ko. 9 common
Htti, per At. 915 to 920
Flooring j
Miort Ifng-thi, per r....;92S.OO
Standard leBg-ths, per M..a5.0O
Celllns . 1
Short length, per M 925.00
(Standard leasths, per M..$:i5.00
Standard hhlugle. per M.....92.OO
' ':- - - ' ' I"
MATERIAL FOR ALI IHSIDE;
' ' ' ' FINISH j
DOOR ANTJ WINDOW FRAMES
AND MOULDINGS
AT 10WEST PRICES
Palais, per fmUo'....'...V.'..92.fo
Hoofing- Paper, l-nly, per roll Rl.pO
a-piy 92.00 t-ply....92,50
Sblplap, No. S. per M 915. OO
Baildlns; Paper, 889 ft. la roll sJl.riO
Bath Tab, new white enamel east
Iron 928. OO to 935. OO
Low Task TOlleis, new, each... 9 24
Vogrl Toilets, second hand, ft, $12
Laratories,- sew, some Bllg-atly
damaged. ..... .97.00 lo flO.OO
30-gul. Haaste Roller, new. .913.50
30-traI. Rang-e Holler, second haad 97
New U a rag-e Doors,
Pair .910.00 to 917. SO
6-inch Uate Valves. . ,M Below Cost
Standard Koll Pipe, foot 1,5
F.xtra Heary Soli Plpe foot. ....
I'iaster Board, fireproof, foot.. . . .J
Carload Cedar: Posts, 4x, 7 feet .
Ion sr. ench ......... $ .'IfSe
T.aondry Tray, each;'.... .90 to 91
Gair. Wire Cot Nails, per ke. ...9a
ETERTTHINO 1H THE BTJJtDINQ
: i LINE
HIGITEST PRIGE8 PAID FOB
BUILDINGS
& Const. Co.
1 - ......
EAST EIGHTH AND BELMOIf T
AND MftRRlSON STREETS
Fftose East If -
NEW RUGS
t 1 '
Paw oven fmwj old carpet save mse half
oat of ordinary carpet. Oar flmif '
ruga are ve4vety, durable and artistio.
Guaranteed to wear.
FLUFF RUGS
NORTHWEST RUfJCO:
The oldest end best equipped factory.
Fluff and ntg rug woven all eizea; ear
' i rets J8'1'?1 1 Pxi2 rug steam ; cleaned,
$1.50. We .call toy and dllveri
188 St. sTtetttii St. - phone Cawt S88S
3
WestSide Residence
The stately residence of Mr. Kobert
Treat Piatt, 653 Johnson, with its
ample accommodations for the faro
iljr and servants is offered, for sale.
. . The woodwork is finely- finished
and la in the pink of condition.
Has fouif baths wltl additional
lavatories. - . - -
Hot water heatln? iilartt.
liooms ar large and well arranged.
HENRY W. GODDARD ..
J . Main MI
BCMO US VOUR OLD OAftPKTS. OLD
mum and vveelen Oiothin We
Rmnilltr vtaoe-wovwi
FLUFF RUGS
Rasr Rurs For Sale
Maw Rue woven, mil
Bend for hookies. Matte
mods esse. Pcathar renevsted.
cleanlns, rati t tins, eta, - Larvert,
aaulrjoad Laraet cleaning, reflttln
Ovweon. Sparvt plant. 8x1
steamed eleaewel 81 .80- - '
vc stern rcwrp nue co.
S4-0 Union Av. BJ. Cat
- Wl CALL AND OKLIVSR.
rvs
818
20 i Saved
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In Your Building:
by Our Unit System
F anchor-McLean Co.
0VV10 LEWIS BL00.
ROAOWAr 8 88a .
PIONEER CARPET CLEANERS
risest Caraet Cleaners -la CUT
We do all kinds of carpet cleaning;.
refitting-, sewing-, laying-, reaialnc.
binding: and dyelnc in our atricuy
modern equipped plant.
PROMPT. KKL1ABLB SKRTICB
SAIlsFACTION 4iUAB.AKIXl
II.UOUU 8EKVICJ5
txlfl Bars iteam Cleaned., .ftl.50
Plaat aad Of flee, 1078 K. Unco l a hL
Pawns .8, 68. - W Oaat OAtf DetlvW
FLUFF RUaS
Mad Prom AUUnds of Old Carrier
One 8x10 Fluff Bus ... 81 6.01 j t
One 8a Fluff Rug $ 4.00
ORfOON FLUFF RUO CO. . ! !
1884 C. Stark 8L Tasef 7314 s
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ranev aaeai.
arsMt
finest