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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921. 'THE- OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON 0 SENSATIONAL CHANGES EGG TRADE WEAK AT LOWER PRICE SATtBDAY DAIRT TKAPE , Butter. Yen. Cneete. TorUa.uA .......... Sie 21e Cbiearo .......... f7e tie le Sew York ........ "ft Vie tie 17e Heattle ............ See tie San Francisco . ..... ...... .... Lo Atia-ele .. 87e 24e .... Far bid were advanced again later In the day, with a rise In the Fast, . C nrrent receipts were quoted to 19e for Monday delivery. Err trade continues-to reflect , weak . nesa here fid prices are very changeable at the week-end. Jr. O. B. bids for cur rent receipts were down ic a dozen as . forecast ;' " Leading bidders for ergs were offering 15c to 17c dosen for current receipts for Saturday delivery, with some unwilling to par more Ulan tbe lower price. UoTemnit of egg to market Is subsiding to a considerable desre and tliia is indiratedUsy the mailer volume of to-k nrw going into sim-ase: In fart. to end of the storage season appears ' in eight. . t'nril the storage period Is passed the market for eggs is very likely to remain erratic. For instance, nmt of the downtown retailers are ,reely offering eggs to consumers at 25e a dozen and this same price ie being 'asked for ee- ' lerte by some of tbe wholesalers. However, Otis usee at Wis owner price is so nominal uue tbe trade is considered top at 23c Those! desiring special information regarding ' any market anouid wnta tne .-uarxei -uiur - Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for reply. BCTTEB SlTtTATIOX IS STEADY Market for hotter Is showing steady tone With the trade here genera y qnoting 25c pound ' . -for country cube extras and 2 He tor city mauu- W-Tacture. Print are held unchanged. CHEESE SltUATIOX IS QTJIETEB Quieter tone is shown itt the market for cheese. Tillamook eoatlnnea to a not unchanged figures. One Dairyman. league is selling chteae here at 1 fro a pound to retailers while TiUomook u Sic acrerailr. CHICKEX SUPPLIES STILL SCAKT Trade report a continuation of scant supplies of chickens here. All prices are firmly neld witu ma obtaining a fractional premium for the better claaa ofierinc. 8TBAWBERET MARKET VERY FIRM Very firm tone ml shown for strawberries her Saturday with srsnt stocks in from California aud sslrs of that product at tl for 20. Kennewick stock was being offered in a smsli way at 88.25 for Clark seedling. KHUBARD .STOCKS TERY LIBERAL Extreme shortage of rhubarb supplies during the last few days has given way t. sufficient Block for all requirements and pr:cc are amne- vhai raider as a result. Most of the sales of best at 6W tic pound. BRIEF STOTES OF PRODUCE TBADB. Asparagus market is firm at full prices. f Florida grapefruit to anow advance next week, lettuce market still in very bad shape. Old and new potatoes tery alow at unchanged prices. U recti beans too high for movement here. WHOLESALE PBICES IX POBTLAXD These are pricea retailers pay. wholesalers, x- .-eept as oUktwim noted: Dairy Product BCTTER Selling price, box lots: Creamery, extra, parchment rnl, 80c per lb. Jobbing prices: Cubes, extras, 25 W -8c per lb.; dairy, buying price, 14&13e per lb. LI" M I; T'iKKJTAT Portland" delivery basts. No. 1 -grade. 25e; No. 2, 2.4323c; country stations, srs. i'02le per lb. CiiiJiiah; Selling price: , Tillamook, fresh .- Oregon fancy triplets, 21c per lb.; Young Anserioa. 22e per lb.j Oregon-Washington trip lata, latfHtia lb. Price to jobbers, f. o. b. 'iu lamouk: Tnpu, ltte; Xoung Americas, Sao. belling price: . Block 8wias, !iM0c; Uoiburger, 34 36c lb. ; cream brick. SU3:e per Ik; im . ported &wisa, (1 lb-; select domestic Swiae, Boc l ' per lb ' f - - . V""-.JfioCtS Buying price:- Current receipts, 15 lc; candled. selling price, ,20c; select, 23 W25C1 per doaen. LIVE POUl-'l'KY Selling price: Hear hens, S6e per lb.; light hens. 22s2&a lb.; brailcr. WANTED Ecsi per dog.. 17 0 18c; Eggs, select white,' 4 8) 20o; Veal, fancy, 131se) Ilog. block. ISOISo; Broilers. 1.H to 2 lbs.. 2SO2S0. Cakb paid no commission. Suip any time. KSTABU1SHK1 IN 1SU4 GEO. E. NICHOLS 1M FROHT ST. . PORTLAND, OR. HIGHEST MARKET PRICES for Choice Goods, Veal, ' Fork, Caacars. Poultry - . and Produce. RUBY & CO. 109 FROST STREET van a or teuvTi t aa v WRITS FOR IR FORMATION SPOT CASH FOB POULTRY AND EOGS Ship us your Broilers. Top prices, prompt returna. - t ; Crescent Market t!4 First Street, Portland, Oregon Phone Main 61ft f- ASK FOR TAGS VEAL, HOGS and POULTRY Win bring top prices when shipped to ua Aak your neighbors about ua. WRITE FOB QUOTATIONS AND TAGS BOLsLAM & CO. KB FIRST. ST. PORTLAND, OB. Ship as ci writ for prices on tzt j Veal, 'Hoja., Potatoes, etc Let us - 4ote you prices for eroceriev Call . or send us, a list of what you want. We can save yon money. ORIEN YAN SCHOONHQYEfl 193-19S 2nd. Cor. Taylor. Portland MTC WANT TOUR Veal, Hogs, Poultry E04MV. DRESSED MEAT. HIDES, CASCARJt ana, mohair, vvoot. etc VRITK US FOR rRrCC Gullickon & Miller KstaSmlisg 4at. 1Q9 Frent 8V, Pert la n Op. ttDES, PELTS, WOOL Bark. XetaJa. Bikkers Wnw tor praoea and atuppina; tagav L. SHANK & CO 8 IS Fro at eitreet. Pertlaad. Orerwa IS8TJ-5 HO. 11 teal quite FIRM i .. .. .13-140 Heavy Veal. lb..;.... Fancy Veal. Ih,.... Fancy Block Hogs. IK .....l3-13He BEE.EvMiJ.'rJOJi A:!T1 t,.. tl.. ik oir nmL" UBK MORE POULTRY ' Heavy Mens. -25-27? Light Hens, lb..l9-S2c Brollen.. lb EGOS, DICKS. UEESK AND TtRKKYS. MARKET Vrts for Supply f Ow Shlpptng Tao Tnv SSean Ratter Prtces tar Van. Our Solilng Onarge le Lb. an Poultry, Vest, Ho 1 Dg wa Kffaa, SHERIDAN-BECKLEY COl, INC; "1T SV&ut taoSB Main Ssai-Rafer.se.., Hlharnl. Savlagg B-rtll WASHINUTON S tMARJCET r 1.. lEiASKXT (UTAU. PCJCXT. By Hynaa B. Cohen ; Next week unless the weather1 man plays . havoc : with climatic ; conditions there will be quite liberal stocks of home grown berries on the market. In the meantime there is an acute short are of offerings and the price has gen erally been advanced for the California stock. On Yamhill street where they have been selling strawberries at 20c a box or two boxes for 35c. the present price for best berries Is 25c a box, al though a few are still offering; two boxes for 45c ; Strawberries from Kennewick are now arriving-, but these are very high priced and the same la true of Columbia river and Willamette valley stock. With a few days of sunshine there will be' lib eral ripenlnr. of this fruit with conse quent lowering of values. Retail butchers continue to ask war values or within "a fraction of them, while 'wholesale prices in practically all lines are. again showing reductions. Prof iteering in veal is shown in many in stances and while some mutton is being sold rather low, the better cuts continue high. . - i There is considerable talk among con sumers of organizing for the purpose of opening cooperative markets in an ef fort to force retailers to put values on the basis of present wholesale figures. It is argued that consumers would be able to purchase their stock much more cheaply and the outlay would not be considerable In starting such an estab lishment., y - J The following pricea rule generally in retail shops for good quality. Some rallies are frac tionally higher, inferior stuff fractionally lower: Kutter Fresh creamery, 85 86c pound. Fgga Fresb extras, 24$28e dosen. Poultry Chickens, dressed, 85c lb. Fish Salmon. 25e per lb.: halibut, 25e per lb.; perch, lAc per lb.; sturgeon, 25c lb. Flour Beat local patent. 42.28 2.40 per sack. 4 lbs. . Potatoes Burbanaa, $1. SO 01.78 per sack. tftiiona 1 H & 2o per lb. Minimum prices on the Portland public mar ket: Cauliflower, 25e head; carrot. 2c lb.; onions, 2c lb. ; potatoes, 1 c lb. ; dry beans. 7c lb.; bulk honey, quart, 80c; pints, 47c: ducks, BOc Id.; teem. 4&e lb.; cottage cheese, 20c lb.; bens. 2882e lb.: fryers. 28c lb.: eggs, 23c dozen; butter. 88c lb.; milk, lie quart. . Kw York Batter and Eggs Ifew.York, May 21. L N. S.f- Butter Market : easy, fair, demand. Creamery extras (salted and unxaxted), 28 2 He; creamery firsts (salted and unsaited) , 24W2Hc; creamery higher than extras A salted and unsalted), 28 M e?80ttc; state daary tuba. 1927We; imita tion creamery ladles, froth, firsts. 22 22 Vie. Cheese Marked fairly steady. 8 Late Whole milk specials, 1817e; whole milk fsjtcy, 13 W 16c; wbUe milk lower grades, 1 0 1 3 H e, Wisconsln -Whole milk, fancy Xoung Americas. 17 17 He Eggs Market firmer. Nearby white, fancy, 82 W 33c; nearby brown, fancy, 29 30c; extra, 27 2Sc; firsts. 21 W 23c . Minaeapolis Cash Wheat Minneapolis. Mar 21. Cash wheat No. 1 dark northern. $1.58 H 1.72 Vk ; No. 2. 1.62 H 1.65 H; No. 8, $1.48 H 9 1.53 ; .o. 1 nortbern. 81.04 H l.t2 Vs : .No. 3. 81.41 1.50 H; No. 1 northern spring. $1.44 H 0 1.54 H : yo. 2. . $1.48 H 9 1.51 H ; Xo. 3. 81.48V4 t148 H. Foreign Exchange Market . Nw York, May 21. U. P. ) Foreign ex change opened steady today. Opening rricea Included: sterling. S4.UU (UP 4 1 ; franca. .0876 H; lire, .0555; marks. .0170; Canadian dollars, ,Bsu; kronen. .1810. 1326e per lb.; old roosters, 15c per lb.; tur keys, aswauc to.; ttreaseo. u (0 sue is.; oucaa, j 0 4uo per in. ? Fresh Vegetable and Fruit FBESH Flit. IT uranaee, S4.0ww8.00 box; bananas, 8 H 9o per lb. ; lemons, $3.75 & 5.00 : araoeinut. k torida. ett.ou fe t.ot: cu- tornia. $3.25: Florida, pineapples, $4.50 8.60 per crate: cnernes, noa per: 10. BEliitlEJS Btrawberriea. Florin. $3,90 0 4.00 crate 20s; Oregon, $6.00 & 0.50 erst 24a. AKCLtS I1.23a2.7&. I ilf I VI k CUtll'I'd I b. S RKjGha fiS. rAu $8.50 w a.73 per box: fin. a 2.00 A 3.50: tuunef!. 70s to 80s. 50-lb. box. 7 He In. UMO.ia Selling price to retailers: Local. tl.UO; garlic. 15c; gruen oniony Su44c per ocxen buncuea. T r ' . fUl'A'luEs Sellina Dric. to retailem: O goo fancy, 81.25eli.o0; awesta, $3.76 hamper; uew uotaioes. 6 ss To lb. YkXiKTABLtS Artichokes. No. 1. per doa, i.o; asparagus, wcai, Duncnea, aos., i,3w 2.00; beans, Otntucky oWuder, per lb., 20 e bunclied, dosen, b 5c; cabbage, inningstadt, pony crate, lb., She; do ' CtononbiU, Dony crate, lb., 5c do Early York, lb.. 4 H c; carrots, new, bunched, ; doaen, 75c; do oid. sacked, per est, 8l.au; cucumbers, lancy, dozen, fi.ia W2.75: egg plant, per lb., aoc: garlic lb.. 20c green onions, doa., 30c; lettuce, fancy head. 6a, crate, SB.OU; do lxn Angeles. crate, A 1 1 rirt k,.mnnla. 41. fis. cratA. S 11 (t( do Sacramento, doa.. $1.23; Parilty, doa., 60c; p'as. Telephone, per lb., 13c; peppers, green, per lb., 50c; radishes, dos., 8085c; rbubaxb. Oregon. 40-60 lb. box. lb., 6(Hc; rutaba ga, per lb., 2 He; apinacb, lb., HWc; to matoes. 28 lb. lug. per lug. $4.00; turnipa. new, bunched, dosen, V0e; do new, sacked, per ewe, 83- UW. ' 4 Meats and Ftwrtsiona COCNTBY MEATS Selling price: Country hoits, 13c per lb. for top blockers, about 125 fa, loO lbs.: hear stuil lower: real. too. SO to 110 lba.. 13 ay 13 He: heary stuff !; aprins lamtn. is H 0 14c per in. SMOKJOl MATS Hams, 310 88(1 pef lb.; brraktast bacon. 25 A 53c. LAK1 Kettle rendered, basis, compound, lie.. 175e lb.; 1-ACh.lNti UuUai alflATS Steer beet 16c; o beef, 14 He: huabe, 14916c per lb.; yearlings, 10sl2e; ewes. 7 010a. Fish and Sbeitfisn FRESH FISU Chinook, 18S0e lb.; hali but, frefch. 15 ay 20e; aturgeoav t ; black cod. 1 2e: . kippered aalmea. ax.zsws.bO 10 ba.-kpt; kippered cod,' $2.86; razor clams, .$(.60 WO.uo box; aoaa iwc to.; ling cod, 7 H W be per lb.; sturgeon, 20a lb. OTSTRS Eastern, per ; gallon. $8.00; Ulympia. $a.au. Hops, Wool and Hide HOPS Nominal, lwt. crop. 18 20c. U1UK3 Calfskin.; 10 012c; kips, 6 0 6c; green maps, jpac; sutea, asc-per la. MOHAIB. Nominal, 15 016c lb. TAL1XJW AMI UKttASK Ki 1 tallow, 5e; PIS 2. 4C I CASCABA BARK New. 6e; old. 7c per lb. WUOIi tV illamette valley, coarse, 10c; me dium, 20c: fine, 20c per lb. ; Eastern Oregon Idaho, 15 0 20a per lb. : 8TTGAK Kefinery basB Cubes, $9.60; fruit and berry, $7.85; D ellow, $6.35; beet granuiatea. extra J. D.; uoktei C. $6.85. . - HONKY- Per eas. $8.06. ' KICK Japan style.- Mo. 1, e; Bias Rose. $Hc per lb.; New Orleans head 8c COFFEE Boasted. 19 0 81c. te sacks or drums. SALT Coarse, naif ground. 100s, 818 SO pe ton; 60s, 817.85; table dairy, 60s. $27.26; bales. $3.50 0 4.00; fsncy, table and dairy, $34.50; lump rock, $26.60 per ton. BEANS Sales by Jobbers: Small white. 4 fie fb. : larca white. 4e: mk TVs r n, Km.. fie : bavon. 10 He: reda. 1 n - (ir.r, K . buying price nominal. ' fs CANNED MILK Carnation, 88.60; Strden, ( ); A-tor, $5.40; Eagle, i $11.50; j Libby. $5.40; Mount Vernon, $5.40 per ease. S i SODA CKACKKBS In butt. 17e per lb. NUTS Walnuts, 28 0 Sie lb.; almonds. 29 080c: filberts. 21c in sack lota, peanuts. 100 14e; pecan. 23ej BrvaiW. 80& Ropav Paint. Oils ROPB SisaV, dark. 14c; white. 16a per lb.; standard Manila. 20 He ' LINSEED OIL Haw, bbbv. 99e; kettle boiled. bbK. $1.01: raw. cases. $1.16; boiled, cases, 81.16 per gallon, . . COAL, OIL Pearl or water white, fa drums or iron barrels. IT He gal; canes, SOo per gal GASOL0NK Iroa barrels, ttge; cases, 40 He per gsllon. FUEL OIL Basts, $2.10 bbL WHITE LEAX Ton lot. 13e; 600 lba 13c lb. v TTJBPE.VTISB Tanks, 97e; eaaea, $1.11; 16 case lota le less. SATURDAY, MAT tl, 19S1 ...9-12 ...8-12? .21-274 He.vors. lb .!..,. LAM BH, M ARRET ..... SHOWN IN BIG CHANGES IN WHEAT MARKETS SATURDAY WHEAt TRADE - , -, Bid. Gain. Hard white ...............$1.41 le Small white ................ 1.41 ' le White dsb ...... ....... 1.41 : Ir Hard winter 18 le Northern spring ........ 1JI le Red Walla 1.S1 : lc NORTHWEST JRAIS- RBTEaiTS Oars ; Wheat Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay. Portland Sat. 27. 2 2 2 Year ago .... 89 Total this week. 975 Year ago . . . ' 157; Season to date. 17484 Year ago . . 62G3 Tacoma Friday 7 ' Tear ago- .... 19 Seson to date. 4542 Year agn 6927 8sttle Friday. 3 Year ago ... 13 Season to date.. 4489 Year ago ... 6095 .. A 3 4l 3 81 251 1025 178 882- . 6 1 ' - 20 14 44 844 286T 489 2171 51 988 ITs 94 3128 ' 176 927 833 2 . . . ' 4 213 606 r 456 1423 244 1142 643 1214 Sensational advances were made and unmade in the wheat option market dur ing the Saturday . morning trade and taken as a whole the situation was ex tremely, sensational.- - Local trade is quiet. ! i : ; ; . Fnropd appears. to be liolding bark its wheat purchaMs with the lpe that th? American ad ranee would ne forced down. While tc- some extent the European markets hare adranced recently, the riise abroad has lust been sufficknt to tag behind the American price So much that it naa been imposeible to confirm business with out sellers here suffering a los. To some extent the recent im-Wity of local wheat price, aside from tne Eurc:iean situation, has been due to the fear of a flood here. So much wheat I held on the dock? at this time that exporter scarcely know what to do in the erent fhat the docks will be eoremd with water. Milktuffs and flour situation is -very firm with no change in price Saturday although one in flour is somewhat orefdue. There was. howerer, an advance generally for feedstuff and the new quotations will he noted he lew. FIXUK Selling price, mill door: Patent, $8.60; Willamette valley brands, $6.90; local straight, $6.78; bakers' hard wheat, $8.23; bak ers' blueetem, $7.75; bakers. Valley, $7.25: gra ham, $3.80 whole wheat, 86.90; Montana spring wheat, patent, $7.60 0 8.25 per barrel. Price fsr city delivery, lie extra; suburban. 20c extra. HAY Buying rriee, nominal: Willamette timothy, fancy, $20.00 0 25.00 par ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $27.00 028.00 per ton; clover, $10.00 015.00; straw. $14.09; alfalfa, $19.00 019.50 per ton. . GRAIN SACKS Nominal, No. 1 Calcutta, 8 He; domestic, 6o in car lot; leas amounts higher. ' BlIIJJSTrjFFS Mill ran at mm. sacked, ton lota. $31.00; carloads, $30.00. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed, $31.00 0 82.25. ; BARLEY Buying price: Feed.1 $22,50 0 23-O.rt; brewing. $24 60 0 25.00. j s PEED Bnying price, nominal. ' i FEEDSTUFFS F. O. B. Mills: Rotled bar ley. $38.00 0 40.00; whole barley, $35.00; al falfa meal, $26.0O; eocoanuF tneal. S2 00; cracked corn. $42.00; whale corn, $89.00; scratch feed, $52.0tt; aoy "tean meal, $55.00 per tort; whole cats. $39.00; rolled cata. $42.00; chicken wheat. $34.00055.00 per ton. Merchants Elchange bids: WHEAT May. Bid. Hard white .$1.41 Soft white. ........ . 1.41 June Bid. $1.37 1.87 1.87 1.37 July Bid. JVfaiie dub 1.41 ; flard winter ; 1.33 . Northern spring ....'1.34 Red Walla 1.31 FEED OATS NO. 2 white... .31.50 No. 2 gray. 31 0 : BARLEY Brewing ; ,....24.00 Standard feed .......22.00 CORN Not 2 K. T. shipment. 31. 75 No. 3 E. Y. shipment 30.50 31.50 81.00 31.00 24.00 22.00 81.00 24.00 22.00 31.00 30.00 Woolly Aphis Is Damaging Fruit 4 ' Walla aTCHk, Wash., May 21. District Horticulturist J- B. Wiley, who has been mak ing investigatkms"ii this section, on tbe activity of the wooly apbfa pest, haa issued advice to all tli fruit growers of the district to prepare for an immediate campaign against this pest. During the la it two days the apple and prune crops are reported by Wiley to have been seri ously damaged xn some nf the larg9 orchards. Some of the young fruit, he say4 haa already begun to drop. Some sections of the district in Washington south of the Snake river have suffered a 40 per cent lea of the nrane ems. according to Wiley. Wiley says that the pest is spreading rapidly and traveling in the direction of the wind wmcn prevails from the southwest. His ob servations in Wattsburg and Dayton sbow thst it is prevalent there now and will be a serious promblem within a week. Farmers throughout this district . r. nr lng to combat the aphis with the proper spray. ! AMEBICAJf LIVESTOCK PRICES i Chicago Hon $9.00 : "M Chicago. May 21. (I. V 8.) Hogs Re ceipts, 4000; mostly 10c higher. Bulk. SR.50 0S.85; top, $9.00. Hesvyweight, $8,45 0 8.T5: medium weight, $3.65 0 8.95: lightweight, $8.65 0 9.00: light lights. $8.65 0 9.00; heavy packing sows, smooth, $7.65 0 8.25; packing sows, rough, $7.40 0 7.63; pigs, $8.00 0 8.-75. Cattle Receipts, 5O0. r.. Sheep Receiirts, 4O00. . Kansas City Hews $8.40 ' Kansa City. May 21. -I. N. 8.1 Cattle Receipts, 1000; dull. Steers. $8.00 1 8.50: cows and heifers. $8.00 fee 6.50: stocken and feeder. $6.00 (a 8.00 ; calves, $7.50 ( 8. 00. Hies Receipts, 1 600 : active. Bulk. $l.00 08.35: top. S 40; heavies, $7,000720; lights. S.loeR.4; mediums, $.1008.30. Sheep Receipts. 1500; dull. Lamb, $11.25; wethers, $6.5. . Ho Seattle Market i l.1 Seattle. Wash.. Mav 21 It V' n 1M livestock reeeints today. j no Denver Hog Market Denver. Colo., May 21. l. P.) Cattle Receipts. 300; market steady. Rteers. X H SO fit 8.50- cows and heifers. $4.00 0 6,75; stocker and feeders, $3.50 0 7.00. Hogs No quotation. s i Sheep No quotations. ; . Seattle Wheat Bids Seattle. May 21-. I. N. 8.1 Wheat Hard white, $1.40; soft white. $1.40; white club, $1.40; hard red winter, $1.85; soft red winter. $1.33; northern spring. $1.35; eastern red Walla, $1.35; Big Bend bluestem, $1.42. New York-London Silver i ! New- Tork. May 21. (L N. S.J Commar. cial bar silver; Domestic, nnehanced todar at 89 Vie; foreign, V4c higher, at 58Hc. London. May 21. (L N. 8.) Bar silver, Va d higher at 83 d. j Jfaral Stores Market ! New York. May 21. (L N. S I TnrwnHn. Savannah, 68 0 5814: New tork. 67. Rosin Savannah. 3.60 ( 3 Rft - Na T-k 5.20. .. , , " Dried Fnalt and Beans ( New York. Mav 21. IL N. R 1 Rn Market steady. , Marrow, choice. $6.25:. nea. choice, $4.50; red kidney, choice, $9.85. i Dried Fruit Prunes strong: aDricota. chnic to extra fancy. 23 0 36c; prunes. 80s to 60s, 8018c: do 60s to lOOs. 614 09e- nnolu. choice to extra fancy, 17c; Seeded nusina, choice to f ancy. 22 V 0 23 Vi o. Kew Tork Ssrar and Coffee New York. Mav 21. (V. P.l Sun, Quiet. Raw, $5.02; refined, quiet; granulated. $6.80 0 6.60. , Coffee No. 7 Rio spot, Ve: No. 4 Santos. Summer Fruit .Arrives; First Cantaloupes In Th first real sammr-r fruit has arrived. The Initial shipment - of can taloa pes reached Portland gat arday. One special rrats of It mel ons cams to the Ryan Fralt com. paay and was sold to tbe Portland hotel at $1$. The "rants" i came from Brawley, CaL and were la good coadltloa. WHEAT OPTION MARKETS I NOW RESTRICTED The meat situation has become very serious. There has of lata been utter stagnation in the livestock market. Kill ers claim that the low prices offered for livestock are the result of the lowness of wholesale values. They claim that it is the lack of demand that is causing so much trouble In the trade at this time. ' 7 The same trouble t shown in the market for country killed meats. Retailers are purchasing their requirements st the lowest prices for many year and are making not the slightest effort to past this on to the consumer. On the other hand, the consumer is today purchasing perhana one half the normal supply of meats. This mean that the retailer has a greater overhead expensevper pound than when the volume of business was larger. . Some retailers acknowledge that they have been charging too much for meats, but claim they ewne the stock and can charge whatever rhey please. In th meantime the public Is likewise buying what it please- and this i of very small volume. Th producer ie hit hardest of 11 because be is unable to cell except at ruinous value. o Wheat Booms at Start Of Saturday Trade . a ' . Chicago. May 21. -(I. N. S I tart of rain over th Southwest and a bullish report from Kansas encouraged buying of wheat today and 2iening prices were e W 114 e higher for ay and Vic lower to 4e higher for July. Corn opened 4c lower for May, 14 e lower to Vie higher for July and He to VAe lower for September. Trade was light and mixed. Ota started unchanged to Vie higher with a featureless trade. Provisions wer dull with offerings limited. Range ot Chicago prices ax furnished by the United Press: WHEAT ' Open. High. - Low. Close. May 161V4 168i 1?9 165 July 124 ft 128 V& 123 128 CORN May ...... 88 H 60 57 59 H July 6rtt 61 60H 614 Sept. 63 is 64 62 4H OATS Mar 87 40 H 86 S 89 H July 38 H 42 38 V4. 414 Sept. 40V4 434 40 43V. I'UKk May July May July 1725 1725 942 975, LARD 945 5 RIBS 1142 965 942 965 May ...... .. July ...... Cash wheat: hard. $1.66 Vi. 995 . .. 1002 hard, $1.69 Vi : No. No. Slight Declines In Cotton, Options New Tork. May 21. (I. 14. 8.1 Mnit L ton prices were one point lower to two points niciier toaay, witn trading large, evening up for tbe week-end. New Orleans and trade interests were moderate- buyers; Liverpool and some of the local operators sold. The later movement or prices waa narrow. The market finished dull, at a lose of 5 to 15 points. 8pot cotton auief 0 nnlhra Wr ith mi dlines at 12.60. No sales. MEA MOVEMENT Open. High. Low. : Close. ...... 1398 1402 1381 1882 ...... 1430 1430 1417 1418 ...... 1240 1243 1226 1235 ...... 1275 12S1 1280 1266 1345 1352 1331 1337 1383 1389 1370 1376 Jan. Mar. May July Oct. Dec PACIFIC COAST BASK STATEMENT Portland Banks Clearing-' This Week Year Aea Monday ....$ 8,167.038.28 $ 7.880.100.17 6,873.742 91 6.323.702.57 5.472.661.82 , ' Holiday 7.1U3. 441.03 Tuesday " . , 4.438,815.67 Wednesday Thursday . 4.881,342.77 4.160479.09 4.074.920.66 3,794.407.48 rTKlay . . Saturday . Week .. . $26,585,003.85 $38,743,648.50 8asttl Bank Clearing Saturday .......... J 4,651.183.00 tuuancea btUMij . 1.250.140.JB0 San Francisco Banks Clearing Saturday $17,700,000.09 Los Ansel' Banks Clearing Saturday ...... $11,341,673.00 Saakana Banks i Clearing Saturday $ l,82O,267i.O0 Balances Saturday 649,262.00 Sew York Bank Statement ' ! New York, May 21. L N. S.) Bank statement: i Average Ixians, decreased, 151,138,000; demand deposits, decreased, $50,816,000; time deposits, increased. $65,600,000; reserve. In creased. $1,573,680. ' Actual Loans, increased. $1,650,000; de mind deposits, decreased, $69,569,000; time depusita, increased. $93,376000; rseerve, de- ccvaaeu, tl,llo,oU. POTATOES ALOKO THE COAST Seatti Market Seattle, May 21. U. P.) -Egg Fresh rancn, ioc; puuets, zuc. Butter Local creamery, cube. 29c; bricks, 30c San Feanclac) Market San Francisco, May 21. (U. P.) Potatoes Rirer Whites, $1.7502.25; sweets, $6,000 6.50. Onions- Australian brown, 'nominal. L.O Anie Stark st Jm Angeles, Cal.. May 21. tL N. S.) Ptv tatoea Idaho Russets, mostly $2.25 0 2.50; rurals. $1.9002.00; Oregon Bttrbanka. $2.25 0 2.50. .New potatoes, best, $1.10 01.35; smaU, 73c0$l.OO per lug. DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST Seattle Market Seattle, Wash., May 21 (U. P.) Potatoes ' lakima gems, $35 0 40; locals, $16 0 20. Los Angelas Market l-c Angeles. CaU. May 21. (L N. 8.) Butter. 37e per lb. Eggs Kxtras, 24c; ease count, 23c; pullets, 19 Via per do. Poultry Hen. 19 32o; broilers, 30 025c; fryers, 40e per lh. ' Chlcaero Dairy Prod are , Chicago. May 21. (L N. 6.) Butter Re ceipts 12,380 tuba. Creamery, extra, 27c; firsts, 21026c; parking stock, 13014c Ecsa Receipt 21,646 cases. Current re ceipts, 20 0 21c; ordinary firsts, 18 019c; firsts, 21 V 022c; extra. 23 0 24c; checks. 17He; dirties, 18- Cbeese Twins, new, IS fie; daisies, 1S4 0 14c; Toung Americas, 14Vs; loughorna, 14 0 14 Vie; brick. : 13c Live poultry Turkey. 80c; chicken,' 24c; roosters, 18e; geese. 18 019c; ducks. 23 0 80. MlnneapoUs-Dalnth Flak buluth. May 21. (1 N. 8.) Flax May, $1.94; July, $1.93; September, $1.95; track and arrive, $1.94. Minneapolis. May 21. (I. N. R.) Flax May. $1.82 Vk: July. $1.95: September. $1.95; track and arrive. .$ 1.94 0 1.97. New York Wool and Hides New Tork, May 21. (L N. 8.) Wool Market quiet. Domestic Fleece XX Ohio. 22 0 43c; do pnHed scoured basis, 18 0 72c;; do Texas. Bcourea casta, u ays 2c; ter. staple, aconred, 55 0 90c ' Hidas Market improved demand. Chicago Potato Market Chicago, May ?1 (L N. S.) Potatoes Receipts 88 ears. Northern whites, sacked and bulk, 31.00 1.10; Texaa txiumpha. 38.28; South Carolina cobblera. $7.75 per bbL - 3rew Tork Potato Market New York. Mat 21. L N. S. ) Potato (u bulk.- barrel ot bag.) Market, steady to firm. Nearby white, 81.23 ST 3.00; Bermudas, 83.00 8.00; Southerns, (3.00 8.00. . yew Tork Posltry Market New York, May 21.- fL N. 8.) lira Poul try Market easy. Fowls, 84 038c; turkeys. 2e; rooster, lflc; dncks. 20 33 1; geese. 14 18c; broilers, S663c San Francisco Poultry Market San rrahei'eo. May 21. (O. P.l Pmltrt- Bmilara. 2aat2Sr.: lara hena. 5A- k4 rfir. 36a ' ... v . . ; L ACK OF TRADING IN LOCAL-ALLEYS SATURDAY Portland ........ Chlraaro Kansas City HOG MARKET Tone. Top, Nominal $9.6$ 19ehirher 9.0 Actite (s.4 Brattle ,. So market. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RTN Hog. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Can. r-aturaay .... . . Week ago , . . . 2 weeks ago . . . 4 weeks ago.... Year ago . . . , . 2 years ago. , . . 3 yean ago , . . 4 years ago, . . . . '26 ... 1 Nona 125 ... ... . . . 1 ...... 489 2 261 25 23 256 4 86 60 6 676 6 198 436 . . . 128 18 398 497 56 1099 25 Only One carload of livestock entered the North Portland alleys at the week end and there was a general absence of activity. All prices ' were Quoted on a nominal basis. , Cattle Wer th only arrival t North Port land . Saturday and one load formed the total in that line. Even this could have Just aa well been left at home because local killers have been in no mood to take an additional supplies during recent days. General eattla market mm Choir steers ..............$ S.2S 0 8 50 neoium to good steer Fair to good steer ... Common to fair steers ... T.600 8.26 6.75 0 7.50 6.75 0 6.75 6.25 0 7.00 6.23 0 6.2S 6 25 0 6.76 4.26 0 6.26 2.75 0 4.25 6000 6.50 6.60 0 6.00 8.60 0 6.60 9.60 010.00 9.000 9.60 6.00 0. 9.00 Choice cows and heifers ...... Medium to good cows and heifer Fair to medium eeWs and heifer Common cows and heifers ..... Cannera ................... Choice feeders ...... ..L.... Fsir to good feeder Bulls .......... Choice dairy calves ....i,... Prime light dairy carve ..... Medium light dairy caive. .... Heavy eaivea ............... Hog Too Low S.00 0 6.00 Hoes are quoted too low at North Portland, although there waa nothing in sight for the Saturday trade and prices were continued on a nominal basis. With the Kaatern markets showing further signs of strength, value here are more than 60c below what it is costing the big packers to bring is stock from th Midwest (ienrral hog market range: Prim fight .....$ 9 23 0 9 60 Smooth heavy, 250-300 Bm...., T.8O0 8 50 Smooth heavy, 300 lb., up. . . . . 8.60 0 7.50 Kough reavy ............... Fat pig Feeder pigs Stag No Mutton Arrives S.OOise 7 50 9.00 0 9.50 8 60 9.60 4.00 0 7.69 Mutton supplies' were absent from th North Portland alleys Ssturday. General sentiment of the trade is quiet, with demand alow and former prices nominally continued. General sheep and - lamb range: Prim lamb i......S T.00 0 T.86 Fair to good lamb Cull lambs 6.00 0 T.00 4.60 0 6 50 Feeder lamb . Light yearling Heavy yearlings Light wether Heavy wether Ewes ....... 8.00 0- 4.60 6.000 6 00 4.500 5 00 4.600 6.00 8.600 4.60 1.00 0 4.26 - . Friday Afternon Sale STEERS 928 $ 6.26 21.. . 1.. . 1. . . .3... 1... S... ... cows ,1140 $ 6.00 I 1. .1160 . . 942 . 885 . 930 $ 6.25 ' 6.50 8.00 4.00 .1556 6.50 I 4. . 780 8.00 .1020 6.00 CALVES , 150 $10 00 '.00 1., 1.0$ f BULLS 120 $ 0.00 .136 10. . .1260 $ 4.50 I HOGS .. 206 $ 9.50 I 9. . . Saturday Morning Sales 223 $ 9.00 HOUS A. Tbs. Price. I No. .. Av. lba. . .; 190 $ 9.75 I No. 1. Price. Poll Tax Paid to County Cannot Be Recovered, Opinion Olympia. Wash., May 21. Money paid In as poll tax by either valuntary or In voluntary method cannot be recovered frorh the, county, according to an opinion given R.. A. Lathrop, deputy prosecuting attorney of Grays Harbor county by X I Thompson. The record- In the case shows that an employe In Grays Harbor oounty went to his employer for his pay check and found that it was short 110. Five dol lars had been deducted for his own poll tax and $5 additional for his wife. The money had been paid into the county treasury by the employer. The employe demanded the return of $5 because his wife was 53 years of age and therefore exempt from the payment, of the tax. Forest Protection Forces Organized Olympia, Wash., May. 20. Forest fire protection forces for the summer season were organized throughout Stevens, Che lan, Okanogan, Ferry and Pen d"Oreille counties during a ten-day tour Just com pleted by Fred J. Pape, supervisor of for ests. District -wardens have already been designated, and county wardens and pa trolmen will be appointed ready to go to work on June 1. Eeport on Tariff Is Adopted by Senate Washington,' May 2L (TJ. P.) The senate FYiday adopted the conference report of the emergency tariff bilL The vote waa 52 to 25. Stanfield Bill for Stockmen Relief Up Washington. May 21. (WASHING TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.) Senator Stanfield Friday introduced his bill for the relief of the. livestock indus try by using surplus earnings of the federal reserve system for loans. -The bill was referred to the committee on agriculture. . .One Hundred and Sixteen Dressed Meat Carcasses Received by Us Last Thursday Only two hundred and seventeen all told received on Front street. These figures clearly demonstrate the fact that country shippers give ua first preference. ; Why? Because they know from past experience that their meats will be handled in a most sanitary way through ear ovi tpaeloaa cooler, will look better, keep better and sell at a higher price. Fully 90 per cent of 'our meat shippers are being paid without faO on the day the shipments arrive and positively no returns are arbitrarily held up after the shipments are sold." , SHIP tS TOCB POTJLTBY MARKET QTJOTATIQSBl Heavy hens 27c Light hens 21c Broilers 22-25c per lb. V SHIP TJS T0CB BUTTER, EGGS AKD CHEESE' . HOSEY, HIDES, BABK A9D POTATOES ' Fair Market Prlees sad Prompt Betaras Gaaraateed Befereaeest The Calted Statei jcatloaal Baak, the State Bask of Pertlaad THE SAVINAR CO., Inc. FBOTTT STREET WORSHIP MA COMING HERE ON WAY TO ANTWERP Tha Danish motorship Fionia from Copenhagen and Antwerp la due to arrive at Portland May 25; She Is coming in to Balfour, Guthrie & Co., and Has on board 600 tons of flat glass, The Fionia will take no cargo fr6m Portland, but will proceed to San. Francisco ant take a full cargo of barley for Copenhagen. . ' The British Eteamship Sedgepoot, un der charter to the Houser Interests, Pa cific Grain company, arrived up last night, i j LlJCISG BEGL5S Lining -was started at 1 o'clock this afternoon and tbe loading will begin the first, thing Monday. She will proceed to the United Kingdom with a full cargo of grain. : . The steamship Coaxet, in the North China service of the Pacific Steamship company, is working lumber at the Sup ple St Ball in dock and will finish in time to clear on May 26, ber regular sailing date, r The Coaxet has a . skeleton crew on board and will have a full comple merit by the time she is loaded. FREIGHT ASSEMBLED Three steamships of the Luckenbach line .are due to arrive in Portland dur ing June. They are the Edward Luck en bach, due June 5 ; Harry Liuckenbach, due June 15, and the Lewis Luckenbach, due June 25. All have inbound cargo and a large amount of outbound freight has been assembled for the out voyage. LTtEXi: TO LOAD 1,000,000 FEET AT MONTESANO, WASH. Montesano, Wash., May 21. Fifteen days out of Honolulu, the sailing vessel Irene is on her way to " Montesano to load 1,000,000 feet of lumber for San Pedro. If she comes up the Chehalis river without accident, as is confidently expected by mill men here, she will be the first vessel to call at Montesano since 1906. ; High freight rates on the railroads has caused i mill men here to undertake the revival of shipping. Years ago Monte sano was a regular port of call for many of the lighter draft boats. The river has developed two bars between here and the harbor, but recent sound ings show more than 17 feet of water at high tide. An effort will be made by business men here to have the port com mission dredge remove these bars. Local mills have been sending lumber to the harbor by barge and loading there since (he raise in freight rates. The South Side Lumber company has recently con structed a dock in anticipation of the coming of the Irene and other cargo car rlers. I - New Australian Service San i Francisco, May 2L (U. P.) r Regular monthly service to Australia from San Francisco, San Pedro and Puget Sound ports will, be established next month by the Japanese Yamashlda Kisen i Kalsha Steamship company, Frank K. Hitching, San - Francisco rep resentative for the company, announced today. ; General Cargo Steady New York. May 21. (I. N. S.) Gen eral cargo is holding steady and there Is a quiet tone for grain. Rates have not changed. Offering for all ports are hold ing steady. Freights (steam) grain Quiet united Kingdom, 7 shillings : Germany, 24 marks : France. 25 franca ; Holland, 21 23 kronen ; general cargo, steady. Positions of Vessels Radio reports from North Head give the position of the following vessels at 8 p. m. May 20. Motorship Oimo, San Francisco, for" Seattle, 565 miles from San Francisco. ' - I - Nolle to Mariners . Th nnnwtn affects the aid to nsvigatioa in the Seventeenth Hehthotwe district: ; Oreaon I equina Hay cnange in mam nw Msr lit . . (a) rsqnina war r-Toni Lagns mfto io po sition 730 yard. 2404 degree irora wear Light, and shows from whit arm on un painted Pile dolphin at low water line, without other b) Middle Oronhd Light moved 80 ranis. 20S degrees from former position, without other change. Charts. 5802. 0S8. Light List. 1921, Nos. 173. ITS. Buoy last, p. tv. Oregon and waonington unummt jt. rrr; 1st Astnria to Harrington Point Channel Ruoy 2. found out of position Mar 13. was re placed same day. fb) Peacock Suit Ruoy, name changed' to nnwtinna in am: tl. Va. R. w Runt 1 Jc) Rand Island Ruoy S, nam changed to Raker Bay Rony 2. d Ilwaro Channel Light No. 3. changed to Dwaco Channel Light No. lr 4e) Ilwaoo Channel IJgnt TO. 1. cnangea to n.n r'h.nnel Urht No. 8. (f ) Cathlamet Channel Cutoff Buoy I, name changed to lncet lsiana npit nuoy i. (g Pancake Bar Mght ha whit aquans .vm..k with red . vertical strine. ' (0) vmiin ttocx l.lgni is on snerr ow smsji house. Charts, 81S2. 6lf3. Mgnt tAst. iwzi. No. 208a, 208b. Buoy Last, 120, pp. 24, S, 97 an WaftMngtoa (xray Harper aioa cnangea May 9 " i.l '(in Point Uaht moved ISO yard. 187 degrees, 'from present position into 20 fast of water. No other cnange. (b) Houth Channel Logos permaatnuy uscon- Hnned. ! (el Nortn tnannei i.ignt, no. , eerso Hshed. fixed white of 40 candlepower, 12 feet above water on white arm en unpainted pile dnlnhin. 1 red diamond-shaped target, figure 4 in hlankJ in 10 feet of water, at turn In channel Charts, sioo. oiva. lAgnx uaa, mil, Hoa. gteeka, Boada, Cttoa, Grata, Etc. 118 - Sit Board el Trade ' .aRdiag ' - v -..-V -. :,' ' ':, Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES Member Ckleaf-o Board of Trade Corrpesdat of Leaaa v Bryaa Ckleager Sew Yer PORTLAND, OBEG05T Albers Sign at Monroe Draped In Deep Black Monroe, Or., May JL The Albers Bros, sign here waa draped in mourn ing by unknown painters Thursday night This IS the second time in six month that the sign haa been painted brack. A $25 reward has been offered for the eolation ef the mystery. , - 408. 404. Buoy List, f 2, pp. 42 43. Washington Admiralty Inlet Tela Point Buoy 1, found miming May 11, was replaced sam day. Chart 6450. .Buoy List,- 190, p. 46. Washington Puget Sound Correction to aids: (a) AVaterman Point Light; base of strocture is mack. . (b) Roche Ilarbnt Buoy, 1, is In 8 feet t water. CbarLs, 6460. 8444, 8800, 8380, S381. Ught List 1821, No. 476. Buoy Lost, 1820, pp. 61, 67. - By order of the Bureau of Lighthouses. BOBERT AVAR HA IK. Sunt. 17th LiighthoUs District News of the Port " bepartilr May tl . ' W. 8. Miller, American steamer, for San Franciaed, hallasL - DepartunM May CO Mttsnld Mara. Japanea steamer, for Orient wheat and lumber. .-. Ta-Arrlv at Portland ' ttun . Do. trtllsnla ........... Hew Tork; , . . , .May 23 BtlAM .......... New York ...... May 28 Vsnita ... -Los Angeles, .. ..May 2 i Anna K. Mors .New York ......May 23 Liberator ....... New -fork ,,.,. May an Pamftea ...........Han Fran.. . n . .May lib BeneMer , , . ...... Yokohama. . . .May 27 Montague ......'....China. Japan, - Manila ...... Way 86 West Hlxtoa ....... San Fran. .....May 80 wast Kedroa ....... Paget wound.. .May 80 Ariaonan, ..,,...., New York ...... May 23 C. C. Mnrw. Ji. If.-ilaltiiuor. Juns 2 NoorderdUk ..Rotterdam . ....iun 6 Harry Lueknbeai ,Nw York. . , , .Jun 6 WUifaro. . , ...New York .. . , . . Jun 7 Weak, Kadar ........ Shanghai ......June 11 lowan ...N. X .-Boston. , .Jun 16 irnnie R. Mors. , , .N: Y.-Balttmor. Jun 16 Willpolo,. .....New York .., 81 Fiona , Copenhagen ...,.May 26 Iris ..,......,,,,.8. ' ..,..MayS Santa Rosalia .Seattle .......Jun 4 Robin GoodfeBow. . . . . New York June Si Aiktnaar ........... Valparaiso ..... May 2 Ta Depart Frwvh Portland . Vsssaui - For - rit Texan , . . ........ .New York ... . . .May 28 AnnaE. Mors.. ..... New York ,. . . , .May 28 fiwiitscout . Europe May 25 Willsolo.... New York May 28 Bona fiiii;.;,,,, Terminal No. 4. .May i7j Formosa ........... Europa . . t . . , . May 281 teo. v, tuna. ....... So. Africa .,..MaysH Medeepool ; , j . . , , 4 . Europe ....... .May 28 Bearport. .......... .Orient June 6 ThUet, ... i ...... . Australia .. ... .June 1 5 Tokufuku Maru. .....Orient ..... ...May 80 Alkmaar Kurope June 2 Ariaonan ...... j ... Honolulu ...... May 27 Willpolo - t . . , .- New lork. i . . .May 26 ' tfaatat In Fart . Vsael Berth. K. V. Kraaa t ......... .Terminal No, Mindero KSspnton Willamtt .................. ...St Baton Eastern Mariaer .................. Oalphlna H est Nivsris Itnlpwlns Anson S. Brook . ... . ..... . .Paoifle Marin Oeo. U Hind ... Ht. Helena Bwtftaeout .................... North Bank Coaxet ............... . ...BottUwrn Pactfi Kina ......................... .Ooiumbia liiiotl Clark-WiloB Formosa ...................... North Bank Swiftligbl Nor. Pac. f. Co. Sedgenooi ....................... .Elevator Tokufuka Mara ...... . - Paninmla LamM Lehigh - Aatoria Swiitwiad N. W. Bridge a Uon MARINE ALMAKAC , ; Tides at fkatarta Sunday ' High Water I ' Uw Water 0:38 a. m...9.1 ft I T:44 a. si.. .0:7 ft 1:47 p. m. . .1.4 ft 7:42 p. m...3.0 ft DAILY BItEB READIKGS ' 8 a. m.. .Pscificllme. Rivm. Wena tehee 40 2a 28 40 82.0 ,4'0.00 78 4 62 6 49 62 60 f,ewitoa . Cm till . irk. iwil 18. 6i-0. 70 71 82" 86 a 21,1 !2,o!ooi I 110 LWHi . a 34.1 .710.02 . ! :00 010.00 .210. 0O .110.00 . IIO.iO Fu rene , . .c 10 20 20 12 16 6.6 6.8 4.4 8.1 19 8 Albany . , . As lent .... Oregon City. l-O Portland . 1 6 ) 4 f) Hining. "FT Ksllang. RITES FORECASTS The Willamette rivet at Pcrtknd will rise Sun day and Monday, reaching stages of about 20.0 feet Sunday and 21.1 feet Monday, and remain Learly stationery Tuesday. AH XEIGHBORfXG PORTS Astoria.- May 21. Sailed at 6 80 a. m. i Japanese steamer Mitaukl Maru, for Orient nan sraactsco. May zi. Bailed at 3 a. m. : Steamer W. F. Iferrin, for Portland. Astoria. Mar 20. -Sailed at 7 D. m.r Rteamer lhigb, for Philadelphia, via Puget Round and San trancisoo. Arrived down: Mindorn to Knapirton. Bailed at 7 p. ra.: Steamer Steel I a .- iTemp'tar c a ua- f Jjl 1 ' ' ' m-mmmm i i . nil. I i i. . j ill n wm New Portlanders IF YOU have recently located here you will be interested in suitable banking arrange ments. , This bank is a friendly place to do business and, large or small, your account is welcomed and appreciated.- : , - Come in, whether you open an account now or later. . Bank Your Pay Check With Un State Bank of Portland , , FIFTH AT STARK STREET Foreign Exchange at i - Lowest Rates ' Baiikihg Service s Your banking requirements may k entrusted to this Bank with every, confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. , THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Portland Branch Fourth and&tark Bit. Voyager, for New York, via Tugrt Sound anrt Han KranrixeOi Bare I'Viim, May 20. Arrived: Kicumer M bile Cltyi from New Tork for Paget 8innd sue I'ortlahd. Sailed last night: Htcauirr Lilerator, from New Totk. lor I'ortlaml. Hongkong, May 18 Armed: Steamer Wesl Jcter, from Portland; Wenstehi-e, from Scsl'le Yokohama, May 1 3. Arrived: Steamer Weal Keala, from Portland. ' Naples. May 11. Irrived; Steamer Kay'see ka, from Portland. : Manila. May 18. Arrived: Steamer Abercos, from Portland. Crutobal. May IB.- Arrived: Steamer Inwin. from Buetiin. for Portland. Sailed: Ktaamer aleantimt. from Tort land, for tletioa. New York, May ao. Arrived: Hleamer Yal- aa. from Portland, for Pnrtlsnd. Me. Sn Francisco. May 21. tl. N. S Arrived Solano, lid Angelea, 2:35 a. m : Qttiniult, I Angeiee, 1:311 a. ra ; t'hina Arrow. Taku Bay, 3:43 a. m. : Howick Hall, New Orlcarm, 4 : a. m. 1 ttnterprfe, Honolulu. 7:40 a. m ; Hsyo kl.ru. Hongkon-, 8:10 a. m. ; AUan, Kn lH.-go. 0:10 a. m. Hailed William F. ll-rnn, . 8:05 a In. ; J. A. Moffott, sea. 10:16. May 20 Arrived llichmond, Astoria. 6:40 p. m. i Aeeiy. trial triple p. m. : LahersUir. New York, :;56 p- m. ; Stockton City, Ktielter Cove, 6:30 p. m. ; Queen, I-o Angrlet, 1 1 :60 p. m. Sailed CoL E. U Irk. sea," 1 :53 p. m, ; Yale, Ijos Angrles, 4:15 p. m. : Mse llymsn. t'oint i Arena. 4:25 p.-m.; Acardo, trial trip, 6:10 p. m. Seattle. Wash.. May 21. (t N. S.) Sailed: Tyndareua, for Manila, 2 a. m. ; Destroyer Wm. Jones, for sea cruise, 6 a. m. Arri?el May 20 Erinar Beyer, from Hmitlioaetern Alaska, 1:60 p. m : schooner Wawanaa, from Anacortes, in tow, 6:15 p. m. Shanghai, May 16 Sailed Suawa Maru, for Best tie. Yokohama, May 1 5. Arrived Eldriftite from SfatUe; Talttirhial, from Seattle; Mandahan Mam. from Beattla. - New tort. May 20. Arrived Yalza, from Portland. Norfolk, May 20.- Arrived Statesman, from Portland. Honolulu. May 80. Arrived V. S. A. T. Buford. from Seattle, 6 p. m. Sailed May 17 - 8cho.ver Watson A. Wont, for Iuct Smml. Victoria, May 20. Flailed Admiral Wst"n, for Southwestern Alaska, 8;80 p. m. PaJved, for VanemiTrr City of Vancouver, from l'al nntith, 1:49 p. m. - Everntt May 20. Arrived Bantu from Se attle, 6:80 p. m. Tacbma. May 21 Arrived-Arhls Maru. from Vancouver. Sailed- tVilin It I jvintntjone, for New York, noon; West Catanac-e, for bcstlle, noon., . , Two Men Are Hurt When Stage Crowds Auto Off Highway Aberdeen, "Wash., May 2L Dan Greene anj. Joe Carey were severely in jured and Tom Do lan badly shaken hp when their automobile was crowdod off the Olympic highway near Grays Harbor Country club by an eastbound stage Fri day afternoon at 1 O'clock. The automo bile on leaving the road crashed into a telephone pole. Sealion Born After Its Mother Is Shot Columbia Beach, Or, May 1 1 Visitors at Cannon Beach Sunday brought back an unusual story of the birth of a bahy sea Ilon.whose mother was shot three weeka before. The youngster they said, crawled Into the open and appeared to be a perfectly formed specimen with glossy black hair. Be trulls attacked it and, unable to protect itself, it was soon picked to pieces. GortaMrvwttv CuawdianJ FOURTH et wAJ?t1NCTON tTS. Concorvafivo Custodian , "Taatb economy; that is aa of tbe First wirtttes. It eve s' in with saving tooney." Abraham Lin col a. HCiTiIIIiSEnn: -ri hCS nil rsrs anwsaansa frsasya. sai.tswV tiaku" t -"X-a1i i I " e- s