r? THURSDAY, MAY' 25, , KJ22.
TOE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
ii ii-
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growers rush to i sell'
BUTTER TRADING
At HElfl PRICES
THURSDAY DAIRY TRADE
' t ' Batter. J Eg . . Cheese.
-' I Cito Ex. Select- Flat.
FwrtbxBd ......... ..8e , SW ,2ie.
raa Fraseiseo .....39 29e
Chicago ..,.....i.S4'. .24e 18V4
Kew York ,........Se , STe le
Seattle r...... 7e t7e tte
1
eg Aageles i.;...8Se 27e ...
- t . i ii . .
" Butter srtnation ia showins mixed condition
sdsy tmt Dnca u tikeitUi unchanged. City
takers report aa actual ahortaee of butter as
Compared with the demand while tone of the our
a town receiver, claim their inability to force a
tuick movement wrtbctrt sacrificing values. In
any event it la anted that the price ot cube baa
pot followed the advance In pants.
I City Prints era marine . at 30e a pound but
those that have tried to secure such a price for
Hit of tewa Task?, have been enable to do to.
TLere la usually a differential of to Je
bound m favor of the centralised product.
- Hotter continues to more into stoma at aO
kteinta. There ia an tacreacinat movement into
M honses although thia ia dose ia spite of the
fact that the market demand appears sufficient
o absorb ail offering. California appear to
ve run riot in recant to storage and it boid
ansa in tee house are above those of a year
jago at thia period deepite the fact tiiat ia. the
fcountry generally toe volume us swwage as
smaller a yet -
f These- desiring . special information retard
Sac any market ahoald write tha Market Editor.
F
egor Journal, enclosing atamp tor reply.
GO TRADE IS STILL UJrCHAjrGEB
Eu trade continued tmSanaed. both aa re-
card me hurine and 'aeUina orieea for the day.
jThero ia a decraaema moreeieot aewjaarket noted
,1-at aa cold atom operation an amalier, ail
vasts axe eels filled.
CHEESE MARKET HOLDS STEADY
Cheese market reflects a steady tone here for
TUhuaook stock with little price shading indi
cated. Other cheese ia ahowing a good atoye
meat bat e to Be below the Tillamook.
STORAGE TEALS ARE SOLD LOW
WhOe market ia rood for fresh eemntry killed
entree; stock that was put in storage daring the
glot of last week, sold aa low aa luc a poona ior
r-edina weishu during the day. Hogs ahant
steady. ! -
STBAWBERRT SALES ARE EASIER
Offaeinaa of Ongon-Waahington strawberries
re increasing slowly with sales here of the soft
vcrietiea aronnd S5.00&&a0 per cmte for 2
wtnle Clarka are aelluig around Ji.OO m 5.00 per
crate. laliomia stock at S.60 i75 (or
riorin 20a. - -
CHICKETT PRICES ARE lOWERED
Bbghf lowering of chicken baying prices ia
shewn along the wholesale way with values off
1c to 2e a pound. Kxtreme price for ordinary
broilers is 2&c a pound with some sales of Tery
light. stock oown to 20e.' V--..
BRIEF 3IOTES OF RODTJCE TRADE
Texas string beaaa due during the day at 14
0 1 So a pound.
Mexican tomatoes of better qualftj at $3.23
3.00 per.luav
Beat" peas at 810e s pound; cheap staff
sacrificed. - ' . . ' ..." .
Hots grbwa aaparagu, steady wan beat at
$2.23 per doaen bunches.
lifomi red otuona due wghia the next
few- days. I ... - ,.. - ... . t
1 a --a. w
WEATHER IfOTICE .FOR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau advised Thursday: Protect
shipments during the next 80 hours against the
following maximum temperatures: Going north
t Seattle. 00 degrees; northeast to Bpokace. 7S
degrees; east to Baker. 78 degrees, and south
u, Ashland. 7a egress. Maximum temperature
at Portland tomorrow, about 32 degrees.
WHOLESALE PRICES IX FORTLA2TD
These are the prices retailers pay wholesalers,
accept aa otherwise noted:
BUTTER Selling price, box lots. Creamery
prioea Prints, extra, 40 for plain wrappers;
cubes extras. 34V)3o lb.; dairy, buying
trice. 2223e lb. .... . .
BUTTE Hi' AT Portland deb very basis: So. 1
grade, die; Ke. 2. 8SeJ No. 1 aoaa. 89a
lor No. 1 grade. premKtm being paid by aome.
CHESa Selling: Tillamook triplet a. 24
25e; Toons Americas. 23c; Oregon triplets.
IP 21c Priee Us Jobbera. X a. b. Tillamook:
Triplets. 2Sc; Towag Ameneas. 24c Belling
, rice: 'Block 6wa, fane,, l82c; Limbuf
grr. 2830: cream brick. 22 240 lb.
KGGS -Buying price. Front street: Currant
receipts 20o per doa: currant receipt, heei
r.eries 23c. Selling price: Current recetp-a,
beaneries. 25e per doa.; select, 26c per doa.;
VUl.ets. 22 m 23c doa. , '. .
UVE POULTRY Selling price. Heary hens,
23e a pound; light henta. 19 20e lb. ;
nwmn. 12c: turkeys, dressed. 35 8 So lb.;
live 283Ve lb.; ducks, young. 3s40c low;
eeese, sire, 20c lb.: driest d. 25e lb.
Fresh FrulU and Vsoetahlea
FRESIl FRUITS Oranges. 88 B8-
' . L a ia a 1 0e lb. i lemons. 00
00 Va: rr.pefruit, ITond., 38.00 9.00.
California. 84.28 4.6fK
BERRIKS - Strawberries. Ptorbv 82.50 9
, , IV. -in k,. -rat- Wataoarille. $2.25
2 40- waiamevta -ney. 35.00 6.59; Columbia
rier CUrks. 85.00 600. .
nomn 1TK.FITS Dates. Irmaaary, 88.80
fies; white, 83.53 3.75 per 28-!b. box P??.
40Vaud 60s. 50-lb. box. 14e lb.; 80s and 80s.
133 lb. , .... , ,
ONIONS Beanng price w rsxaiier.. JSV
810.00 m 11.00; Crystal Wax. . 8.60a.T5
eratsi garUc, 3 0 3c lb.; green onions, tvgtn
doaen bunches.
POTATOES Belling priee to retauara:
Ora-
fancy, gl.au ss ..
per ctL: buying prion.
country, 75c 31-00; swat
t potatoes. i e? o
" v sSTef-raI.KS -Meets. 31.10 doaen bunches;
-esbsssaf TiTsoVlb?: tottuca. 33.50 8.00
r" Jlri r 75 doaen bunches: to-
"mstoss Mexican. 33.00 8.00 per lug; notae
SaifaT' lsTper lb." artichokes. 9UcJ 31.0, Per
doeeo; cauliflower. Sl.aun.e a cnis; r,
-.r. , . , .hnK.rs iaia ner lb. : amutiL
1..VV pTV -" ' , n
locaL 31.25 per box; asparagua. local. 32.25
oae UnehaaV Walla Walla. 1.75 Pyramid.
APPLKS Extra tancy. 4-oer. 33.25; fancy.
Apples cookiBg stock, 31.00 2.00 a box.
,.,irTv w riTS selnna rrtoe: Ceatry
heeV 1 He. heavy stuff 1-.: 'aajow Ubmrt
80 to 100 10s. I saw
lambs. 20 22 To. .Jiji L
SMOSEU MICS'ITS Hams, 8SV38e per lb.
, . vtalli le.
PACKING 1IOU8K MEATS Steer beef,
liiu. ik . k.if.r. HUe lb.: cows. 14e lb.;
iamb. 2eSBc; awea. 1517e; hags. ll
- . a& IK
. l.AKll Kettle rendered. IS Vie lb.; Ueros
' wasia. eompouad. 15c
SMaelaa
ivi Small while, li.00: Urge Waits,
, h 00:" Dink. 97.00; luaas, 910.60; bayoe.
88.73: red. 80.75. 1
KICK Japan. No." 1. 6e; Bine Rose, e
: COFFEX Boasted. 20 H S82 Ha Tb- to sacks
,'!ITLri- half sr.. 100a. 815.50 toa
,50s. 81T.83; table eniry. -SOs, 827.: balea.
3.50 4.00; fancy table sad dairy, Jt.io
r- SUGAR Cnbe. 8T.43; fruit and berry
38.30; yeHow D, 35.90: beet graauiated. 38.3
. rv as A f aa Oft
CANNED u'lLa; Tails, 34.60; babf Sure.
3.5o ease: Eicis, ease. , " ,
. enni iDlCKRHli bulk. 14e Th.
NUTS Wahiota, , 9 94c; alaaoBds. , 24 9
S7ie lb.: fubarta. ZOO m.; peaaata, lltto
rtJ2e Tb.: peesna. 32e lb.: BragOs, 1 8 9 30e .
" cheatnuta, Japanese, Jisjj.t in.
f- rat and SkmWWs. f .
FRESH FISH Chinook, fresh. 23e a - lbs
:vi,hnt tSsSlSc-ln.: black sad. 9 a 10c IS
v..b ktnMl eod. S2.2S1 tine eod-TS8e lb.
eole, lOo 1K1 seurgeon. 1 lSe lb.; ahad.
. ..... .A if lb. r roe. abad. 12 He per lb.
OYSTERS Eastern,. 94.50 gallon; OlymrnA.
ISCOO'per gaX. 81.40 euart; crabs, mrga, A
.ii a aa a. - -
- Hwaa, Wfeel and Hides
t WIM 1S91 arra. nominaL 15c Th.
. HIKE Calk skins.! ISe lb.; kipa. Se Th.
aaern nides. do H. : aalKed, 8e .
untl A IR NominaL 2i 35c tb.
SHEEP PELTS Long dry Pelts, tjet stort
nelta, 7 He lb.; Ions hair goat petta, 8910a
Bv: snort narr goes pens, ic eaeak
wrxue-WtHametta eaBey. eoaivo. 29 9 See
medium. 82933e .: fine, ST98e Ik.; ttanV
ra Orwgon-ldaho. 80 40e lb.
TAlZow At G&SASS Ka 1 tUn.
M(?a-vki4W.-?
ROPR Siml, 13 918c; Manila. 1H 9184
Mr lb.
w ik rj !ijiii-iimi hkw -m.ww kia.
: UNSEEU OIL N.JUe, bbhv. 91.10; keetle
.eeilwd. bbla.. U1; n. cases, 915; tmlad.
hsea, si.si sat. - i --
GA60LXSE Irea bbm,. 2 Se ; caaaa. 33 H e
" ' 1 Lsmbar snd Shlnekn - -
LetevS earload lumber aalea by auaafactarsra,
s ewotauom laprenenuns L o. a. an ill vamea sa
aVraot aaM to retailers and inrlndjig aeliisg ax-
FIOORTNG
High, 'i
.852.SO
. 34.0
' Irw.
$46.60
3159 :
-rPie.
$49.09
34.00
H4 No, i a. a..
1x4 No. 2 L g..
OASI4ET
awraJL PICKS
y By Hy H.Cke , -String:
beans . from Texaar . were betas
offered th some of the retail market,
durinff the day' around 20c a pound. The
quality" la very rood. '
Head lettuce is showing much better
quality, with' local offering gaining.
Cven the' California stock ia of fair
Quality. : ' t
'' Strawberries are in good supply from
California, with sales at 15c to 25c a
box. Oregon-WaBhington stock selling
at 25c to 30e a' box. They arc worth
the difference, too. ' :
Good , beef ia yery scarce in the re
tail shops at this time. , It ia too late
i for the fed beef and too early for good
grass stock. That accounts for the
poorer quality of late.
v Asparagus continues to- aelT at high
prices because of the very cool weather
which retards growth at. local places.
Both salmon and halibut in fair sup-1
ply and excellent quality.
Retail prices generally show:
Km 2527e doaen.
Batter Fresh creamery. 4ft fe) 44c.
Fish Salmon. SOe; halibnt. PfNh,
10c; ameH, 5c lb. -
Floor Beat local patent. 91. 0 9 2. 25
4 f -pound sack., -
Potatoes Btxrbanks. (1.50 per sack.
Onion-. lOfctlSe lb.
Yamhill street prices :
Teaetablee 'rrot. 2e per lb.; dry oniew, !
10c per lb. : turnipa. ie per lb.; asparagTia. 20e
per lb.
HoneysComb. 25 c: Quart. 85c ; pint. I Sc.
Poultry Heary bens, S032c; light hens.
28c tnrkeya. prirate market. 50e lb.
Eggs Public market, 25 fc? 2Te; prirata tores.
2Sy28o per doaea.
IdaHo Wool Clip to.
Be Short This Year
Boise. Idaho, May 55. According to officers
r the Idaho Wool Grcwers' aaiociauon. both
the wool clip and the range htrab crop will be I
short that year. The shortage on uie rimt is
estimated at 1,590,000 ponnds, and the second
30 per cent off. The his heat price . obtained
fcr wool is 87 H cents; this fox fine yearling
wooL
POULTRY RCLIJfG LOWER,
TOrSO ROOSTERS EXCEPTED
San Francisco, May 23. (U. P. Many
classea of roultrr suffered rb-:n declinea on a
weak overs uur iied market. Broil era and fryers
weighing from 1 pounet to 2 H ponnds were
generally lower in price and not in great demand.
On the other hand, youiig ' colored roosters
wei citing 3 pound or better are rather scarce
and in fair demand They are advanced to 54v
aoe
poond.. Trading in large colored hens I
was vary alow and prices lower while ducks I
are mm to move at any reasonable price.
The supply of cherriea and gooseberries was
more liberal but they were telling more slowly.
Cherriea were seuing from 10 to 17c a pound.
- Strawberries were- easier red much fewer
drawers were bringing CO cent while most sates
were recorded from 43 to 65 cents depending
ou quality.
Onions were about steady although alight de
clares were noted 00 red onions in sacks,
Washington rhubarb sold at 31-50 to 31.-65
per apple- box. .
DAlBT-FRODtrCE OF THE COAST
Saw Franahne Market
Ban Franosioo,- May 23. (U. P.) Butter
Kxtras, 39e; prime firsts. 88 He.
Eggs Extras, 27c ; extra firsts, 2Sc; extra
pullets. 2lhc: extra firsts pullets, 22c; uader
sued pullets. 18c.
Cheese California flats, fancy, 20c.
Seattle Maaktt
Seattle, May 25. Egss Select ranch. 28
6 27c; pullets, 20c.
Butter City creamery. 3 9c: bricks. 40c
Cheese Oregon triplets, 22c: Young Anuri
as. 23C.
Lea Armeies Market
Lea Angales, May 23. (L X. S.) But
ter. 3 St
Eggs Extras 27c; case count. 23 He; pul.
Poultry Hens 20e; broilers. 24 930c; fry
ers. SOo.
-.' r 1 j- . '
l'OTATOES AXOSG . THE COAST
San Frsmcrssa Market
San Francisco. May 25. (U. P.)
White Globes, 31.25 1.35.
Potatoes Rivers, fancy. 81.60 0 2.00: Bar
bs USD, nominal; Netted Gems, 31.76 2.00.
Seattrs - Market
fieaitle. May 2S. (L N. S.) Onions
California! 88.00: Oregon. 39.00.
Potatoes Yakima Genu. 35c; local. 920.00
vf 95.OO .per ton.
Los armeMi Market
I OS AngeVaa. May 25. (L N. S.) PoUtoes
Idaho RusaeU S1.B5 2.0O; Etocktoo ordinary.
gl.eusyi.73: few cold atoragc stock gu.o;
new stoea Dest locals. 11.1ae1.z1: noorar.
mSvi-uo.
Sew Tork Batter and Errs
New Tork. May 25. (Li N. S.1 Better
market firmer. Creamery extra, 37c bid: cream
ery firsts. 84 14 9364c: creamery higher scor
ing, 37 H gesso; state dairy tuoa, 30 sage fee;
renovated extras. 28 He ask; lade la fresh extras.
28e bid.
Cheese market firmer. Stttte Flats speciala.
18 (9 18c; lower grades. 13 17 He Wteconsin
- Whole milk, fancy TounS Americas, 19 9
20c State Skims, ppecoals. 4 9 15c
Eaz market firmer. Nearby white, fancy.
86 9 37e: nearby brown, fane. 32 9 34c; extra,
31 W 31 He: firsts, 27 9'JHJ.
Milk The nncumal wnoieaaie pnoe is 11. 7
per quart, deb' ve red ia New York. Official quo-
tsuona ducocunucd. j
" ' ) 1
Chicago Dairy Prodsee
Chicago. Msy 25. (I. N.!S. Butter Be-
oeipta. 12.910 tuba. .Creamery, extra, 34c
standards, 34e; lust 31 9 39 Ho; packing
stock. 19 920C
Kgg Receipts. 23.020 eases. Miscellaneous,
23ts23Uc: ordinary first. 22 9 22 He: firsts.
24 9 34He: extra. 27c; checks. 20 ft 20 4 c:
dirties. 21 gf 11 e.
Cheeee Twins, new, lisilae: daisies.
18 m 18 He: Young Americas, lSgflBHe: long -
herns. 18 fa taisc: snck. 154 sllSe,
Lave 'poultry Turkeya,' 25c: chickens, 28c;
broilers, 40 9 50e: roosters, 14e; geese. 149
SOc-ducks, sitsM. -
Xsw V nek Potato Market
Naw York Ma 23 (L H. S. 1 Potatoes
(ia bulk, barrel or hag) Markets steady. Near-
ay waits. .uv ay j.uw ; nermaaaa. au.uu
8,09; Botttherns, 91.60 9S.ee.
. Hew Terk Metal Market
New Tor. Mar 25. Uoooer Steady. Si
aad May. offered, 14 June, 12Jc
4jeea rtrm. opus may suu suae, wiereu.
35.85.
Bveltar Firm. Spot aad July. $8.18 to
$8.30.
. Tflw Terk Wool aad Hides
New Tork. May 23. (L.N. 8-) Wool I
Market firm. Iloanestio fleeea XX Ohio.-38 9
6UCL doavestte pulled, arouree easm, wel;
Texas scoured basis. 90c 91.15: territory.
staple, scoured basts, 959 91-13.
out mraaet nrmer.
Native taari. 14e;
branded lUexa, 13 He.
9 '
.-. i e i
- Hlaseasollft-Dslatk Flax
UunusmHs. Mae 23. (L N. R.1 Flax-
May and July. 82.89; on track, $2.47 92-70;
amvA. IZ.I1M1.S1.
Tluluth. Mar S5. Flax May. track and
arrive. 92.69: Jalr. $2-48 fa ? September, $2.64;
tetouer, e-.o.
Cblearo Foiato' Market
Chicago, May 25.--L . a Potatoes
Receipts, 49 oars. Wkvooariaa. aaoked. 91.4U9
1.50; Michigan Round Whites. $1.4891-83;
Idaho Basaetsv $2.00 92.95. .
"Sww Tort.Losdea SHrer
- New Tork. Star 25. L N. 8.)
cial bar suver: Damaitir. unchsnged at 99 He;
forewn. a e hiaber at 72 a c
London. May 25. Bar alter was Hd higher
at ss--.
Saval Stores Market
New Tork, May 23. Turoeatlaw: Savaanahl
87 e: New York, c . Rosia: : Savannah,
94.1er.2s: lew xora. aa.su.-
FIX1SH
1x8-19 ........... IT.08 ISO. .,
CEILING.
3x4 No. 2 and better 33.28 24.00 23.00
PROP SIXH.NG . -.
lxS No. 2 and better 36.00 : 33.60 - 38.00
' SUAgDg A1 saU'ur-
1x8-10 sK 1A50 12.00
UIM ENSION
2x 12-14 Ns. 1.. . . 13.8, 12.80 . 13.30
tllLlj 1 1MBtJta
4x4 12-14 sis. ... 11.60 16.58 16.88
LATH .
d-ft. No. 1 fir .,.. 4.00 4.30
SHINGLES . -
A 2.23 " " 2.7
Total sales by 3$ mills, 7,644.024 feet
X
ot
potatoes
POTATOEHliG
"AT LOWER PRICE
y Hyman H. Co h .
Potato market ha, dropped into estrea
aaioa ia this territory aod maay belated
aaUen are Tainly txyms to latereat boyeri , ta
their anpptiea. Tjkfwta ia today aeWnE potateea
at Portland at a price that in eome instances
ia leas thaa the tteisiit enarre. wnile aameroos
aalea hae been made of late at laiues that
show little for the producer. ,.- j i I r :
Uae carload of ""cut ' Xakima patatoea apld
to a local firm around Stte per cental . .,.
Portland, wbUe the better ciaaa offennca fm
that territory are available around It Octet 1
fet Portland delivery. There are prarUoaUy no
takers at the hither eaioea. or local potatoes
very limited porehaaea have been nude around
75c for rood quality. Uff grade stock) has aoid
around 5Ue with few wiUinc to take hold. i .
Seilina priee of patatoea alone 4vqnt street
ia rather sntxed. Some of the dealers hare hags.
priced stock on hand and are -trying to lighten
th, hire to ruiera an
around S11.2S per cental for good statt.
Practicaiiy n ahipping demand H abowa! at
the moment and carload bay era are taaetiTei '
If
Armour Buying
Checks Declines
' a i j
' In Chicago Wheat
Chics so. May 2S It was generaJly beliened
that the May wheat deal is over. There . wens
822.000 bushels of wheat delivered: to ' slay
lonsn before' the market opened and no one
seemed to want to finance the cash wheal, meet
of which came oat in the t)it arain. . Thia
linuidarjon eattaed ai break iOf neafle a cents
from the close of the day before. Later Ar
mour bought the wheat, checking 'Om decline.
and caused some recovery. The deferred futures
depressed by m action of the May. but
there was heary ecrering by shorts eetitbe break
and this held the losses down . to oamow limits.
Weather and crop news was generally later-
sole. Receipts continued heary. - Milling ; ee
mand for wheat is ooiet and tbx dtmand ! far
export wheat was confined to a Bttlo i wheat i for
nearby shipment for Germany. - Csoles
lowr with Argentine chipmeata about i the
same as a week ago, ' ; - ; j -
Com was dprebsed by the break : in wheat.
There waa selling by commiesion hbuwi and
locals early. Ie-ler price recovered: muebi (of
Ute loss oe bnying of July by an cavort ho
and covering by local shorts. The demand for
cash corn was quiet both for domestic and i ex
port aceunt, : i i
Uata be Id wau. xnere was tittle: BrcaJc at
the outset, but a reeovery was noted wbea
shorts attemped to cover. There was a -good
demand for cash cats in evidence. 1 1 : ,
Provisions were quiet with trada; mostly is
bird. Prices were firmer with hoc?, i 'it
Wheat close H to e lower ; Msy, fl.SS:
to 1.SS; July, 31.21 to 1.21 ; (Sep-)
tember, 31. 17. 'H to 91.18. : Corn r'wei : n-
changed to 4e higher: M ay. 00 Sie: July,
8e to 63 He: September. 5 c HU cb
e lower to He higtter; May. 3 c: JUir
38 He, and September, 39 c. rorM closed 5
higher: lard 5 to 10c higher and nba nnrhang
to 1 Vc higher. . . i
ed
ed
! -'I
1 Preasi j .,
Low1.; Wane
127 128H
120 1211a
117 ji 1173
0 ii :. 60
62 63 H
64- ' S3 M
34 . 'zTk
37 38H
39 H 39
ioi Ii lojn
101 102
.... : 68
i 65
2325
1130 i 1132
1140 1147
1165 fll?
... ' 1350
WHEAT
Open. High.
May . . . 131 1 181 "
July ... 122 ' ! 122 H
Sept, .. 11SH 118H
CORN .
May ... 60 - 61H
July .. 63 68 s
Sept. .. 65 4 6.14
OATS
May 37 '4 374
Juiy 38 i j 38 !
Sept. . . SS I 40 . , i
! RTE j
Mty ... 104 ; 103 1 !
July ... 103 H ' 103 H i
BARLEY j
Msy I .
July !
PORK
aaXeajf -
LARD
Msy ... 1139 1132
July ... 1140 547 ,
Sept, .. 1163 It 7.1
RIBS
Mcy ... .... I. ,
July ... .... '.,
Sept. .
! 118
! -1182.
ERRATIC TOSS RETAISS.
COTTON PRICES FLVCTCATE
(Wall Street. Journal Financial Review)
New 'York. Msy 25. The uncertainty which
has bean reflected by nervous and irregular fluc
tuations iu the cotton market for : almost : ever
since the sdvsnce to above 20 cents for new crop
contracts was in evidence today. The weather in
the South appeared to be more generally fsrerabje
and tha market lacked the stimulating influerwe
of the bulli&h private weather and crop advices
which have been so numerous of late i !
The official weather map made a fairly favor
able showing, however, and the trade is looking
forward to a probabililar of an important incrup
pro&pects during June, ateanwniie to ere are; two
qrreetioas, or rather three, that are being gener
ally discussed. The first is whether trade demand
is active enough to sustain speculative Buying; ana
proving weather check speculative j buying and
cause liquidation of long accounts. ! i i
The second ia whether the market has : uSy
discounted end-May condition figures, and 1 the
third is whether the stock of cotton, accume rated
here during April and May ia to be 1 shipped! But
or rcnoereu on. fuiy: contracts); 1 ' I
The opening! day was steady at a decline- 01
11 to 14 points. Rallies followed on covering of
near-month sberts snd New Orleans buying Of
I
I Th.
new crop positions, put tney were not main -
nea. 1 1- ' 1 i : .
The eourse of today's cotton i market : was
very irregular. Through the afternoon jHrices
fell off mainly because trade reports from Eng
land were leas favorable, hat toward the close
accounts of rain fall in Oklahoma brought in i a
good deal of fresh Southern buying sad! this
turned tha market upward: asssa. There 1 was
special strength in the July option which left off
8 points higher.
The other months closed up
4 point to down 4
i
Month.
High,
1984
IjOW.
Close.
1081
1973
jlf0
2015
2033
2080
200
January .
1974
,1066
February
March ..
1934 1963 1045
1 Jane
2013
soil
1 . . .
i . . .
, son
!6io
i86
1 July
August . .
September
October . .
1993
2008
010
November
i.-
December 1983 1097 (19781995
New York spot market, 2130; quiet. I !
. UTerpool couon closed unchsnged, ;
Saa Fraaeiseo Poultry Market '
San Francisco, May 28.-Hfrf. P.a : Pesiltry
Rroilora 1 In 1U Iha.. 28 se 2Sai i 1 U. tit, l!
Iba.. S09S2e: Ta to S lbs.. 32f 34e: col
ored rryera. 2 to S lbs.. SS ft sac: eolored young
roasters. 3 to 4 Rk.. 549 6oe: staggy. shewtna
st sis, 14 916c; Leghorn hens, 2H 8 iha., 21
Sr 23r : 3 lbs. and ever. 24 m 2Bo! large colored
bens. ZSc : ducks, young. :ows-e: geese, young,
24 926c: live turkeys, young, 32 9 38c; dressed
turkeys, young. o w sue. :j ,
EASTERS CASH WHEAT
f Ranorted bv Overbeck ec Cooke Co.)
Chicaao. Mar 25. -Cash wheat-4 No. S red.
$1.28 91.28 ; Ke, 3 red, 11.28 H 9 1.24 H 5
no. a nara. 11.19n1.21
li: No. 3 hard. 315:
Ne. 3 Montana.- i.joi. ; u: 1 - ! 1 l
lsjt . - so, fjasa :- wneat t-!foj i
Verthern. 31.49 Hi No. 2 Northern. 11.3a
Na 3 Nerthera, 8L27A. 15 ..;.--!
Minneapolig. Mar Zi. ..asn wheas no. l
Dark Northern. - 3L50i 9 1-81 j Ko. 1
Northern. 91.49 1-07 : Ko. a Hat
am. ii.4SMi.sia: . wo. s nortnera.
81.4SV. wl.8: :Ha l iasnt nam Montana.
$1.51 9 1-5 ft: No. S Montana, Sl.S9J9
1.49; -no. A naru Aiontaaa ia9
1.4. - :,.--; '.--;-.v.; f.s..-:
It .
IiiTeryevi vvew. iuaiasi . t g-4
TJvwrrjooL Mas 23. Wheat: il; 1
... .. . e . ODeav "I: : . Cloael
Jory Ill OHd j! lis d
Sept. ............. Ha d I ' lie Vd
epos vv neat: i stamtooa. 12s i a. oown
id: No. 3 red winter. 11, lOd. dove. Id; ntbers
enchaacea. j -' - - - i ;; '
'i
.' -'T5sw Tork Sugar aad Coffee ! -t
NewYork May 23. (Hi.. P.) Hugar firmer:
raw. $4.17; rafised firmer; granaUted, $5,0 9
Cofee No, 7 Rio spot. 11911He: No. 4
Baatoa. ie Cfitvaa. -v ii-t; i u ..ri
" " " i . t
8aa Fraaciiee Ch flraia. r
San Fnncisco. Mar 23. (TJ. P.I Itariev
Spot feed, per i Cli, 91.8WS l.l; Xiupplnx,
81.4i9L5S. ' Hi . ; jl i I v
San rranslsao Barley : closed.! aeon.! Max
11.1s sale; uec. gx.alia asked.; :
- ' - 'I i
Dried Fruit aad Bea as t
New Tork. afar 23. L N. 8 -
Mnrket firme7. Marrcw. eboiee. te'.Ii bid: tea.
cbc4ee, 83.73 1 red kidney, choice,! 88.73 9 9.00.
Dried FruitsMarket firm. Apriccta, ciioice
to extra, fancy, 27 9 SSe; . anft, . srraporated,
prime to tancy, 64 21c ; prane, 30 to Sos,
tsevieme; as iuin teisc;
peaches, ebeaea to extra -fancy, 13 9 22c; seed
less raisins, sulphur bleached, choice. 22 H 9
23 He. .,. I-. ,. -1 i ,. s:U:. U .! j i r -,t ... ; -T .
i
at extreme
WHEAT TRADE IS
THCESDAT TTHEAT BIDS
Tear
Ago.
(Ul
Ml
1J7
. ' ... Bid.
Hard white . - - Ilii
Soft white l-SS
White dab 1-2
Hard winter .i 1.23
Nerthers gprinr . - - i
Red Walla. Lit
Loss.
Se
' 2e
2e e
;Se -
tc
KOSTUWEST OKA IN RECEIPTS
Compiled, by the Merchants Exchange
Portland
Thursday .
Tear ago
Season to date
Year ago - .
Teeoma
Wednesday
Tear agu . .
Season todate
Tear ago . .
Seattle
Wednesday
Tear aao
tybeat Barley, flour.
Oats. Hay
1
2 3
830 201T'
557 238
no
3
90
2T4S2
17836
'21
13
,2l
' 4590
IS
1
23S 2112
258 1050
'YU '-r-:
i
7 1277
53 . 894
178 202
214 552
1
1
170
-183
944
1
12
1
Season to date .. Sill
425 1753
469 1430
Tear ago .... 4SS0
Wheat market was Bearish Thursday, morning.
with tower price for options at CJucaco -and
Liverpool, while the faah market .situation, jwaa
ia sympathy at practically alls points, f
Prirate cable received by local millers sad ex
porters from their Jondan connections indi
cate an almost complete stoppage in- the Jdamand
for Pacific Coast wheat there at the Siomeet,
with considerable Argentine grain ipreaang for
sale. - i
CloaTng of" the Msy deal at
Chicag.
is pro
gressing in favor of the bear' aidej with much
cash stuff available j in sight to fill existing
aontracts. This to some extent had A sentimental
kinfluence upon the sew crop deliveries there, r
ajocatiy, toere is ntuo oiauiag i&v cwu wdwl.
Cash white club is nominally quoted at 31.25
pec bushel basis, tidewater 'track delivery, bat a
'"'I ia operations ia shown. j
Ia the face of this continued business is
shown ia contracts for the coming i crop around
81 Per bushel at country points for white eluh.
Flour remains quiet and' millstuffs very farm.
WHEAT Cash buying price, tidewater, track
deUrerr: dub. 91.25: ! Bines tern. 31.45 s
1.60; Big Bend Bluestem, 91.65 91.70: Tar
key Red, ,81.30; Bed Russian, 3122 bushel.
key Red. 31.30; Bed Ruasisn, l.z. du. :
FLOUR Betring price, i mill door: Patent,
38.60; Willamette TaUey brands. 136.66, tx-a:
straight,! 3S.90; bakers' hard wheat. 8S.10;
bakers' bluestem. 88.00; bakers pastry. 86.50
nee hhl. : rnham. SS.90: whole nheat, 37.30;
Montana, snrins wheat, patent, 59.00 per bbL"
Price for city delirery, 15c extra; suburban, 2 Oe
extra. !
1IAT RuTrne nriee: Willamette timothy.
fancy.' 318.00 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy.
319.00 per tffte:ver. 614.00: straw, su.uu;
alfalfa, S19.Qa&at-etcb. 317.00 Iper ton. :
liRAIS SAfKs Nomina No. 1. Calcutta,
7 4 (a, 8 u. e for new erou delivery. LVimestia
bags, 74e each. 1- -.-)
Mn.I-STTJFFS MUlrnn i at mi!l,4acked. ton
lols. 336.0037.00: carloads. 336-0037.00;
middHngi, 349.00 50.00 per ton.
OATS Per ton. bnying prica; Feed. 334. 50;
milling. 335.00.
BARLEY Buytig price: Feed, 828.00;
brewing. 328.80.
FEEDSTCFFS F. O. B. mill: Boiled bar
ley, 336.00 9 37.00; whole barley, 834.00 9
36.00; alfalfa meal, 929 00; cocoanut meal.
329.00 9 30.00; cracked corn. $37.00 9 38.00;
a hole com. $35.00 36.00 a ton.
Merchants' Exchange hid:
WHJSAT
May
Jane.
$ 1.24
1.23
1.28
1.23
1-ia
337.50
86.50
830.50
July.
3 1.13
1.18
1.13
-; 1.18
1.18
1.19
$37.50
30 50
Hacd white .
80ft white-. .
White clubs
Hard winter
Nor. spring .
Bed Wail '.
No. 2 whie.
No. 2 gray .
. .3
1.24
1.23
1.23
1.23
1.23
lift
FEED OATS
337.50
3.50
BARLEY
80.50
CORN
$28.50
Feed
No. S
eastern .
828.50 838.50
AMERICAN LITESTOCKI PRICES
(Chicago, May 23. Demand .for all kinds of
livestock showed improvement during the' pres
ent week. Cattle supply increased nearly 40011,
compared with last week, 1 while hogs also snow
A larger total. This did not. seem to hurt the
trade, however. A decrease of about 17,000
live mtsvtotis compared with a week age helped
values to a big gaia during the period. Receipts
were estimated at 11,000 cattle; 24.000 bogs;
12,000 sheep and 6000 calves.
Cattle Choice steers were in good demand,
and values were steady to strong. Yearlings and
heavv steers sold at $9 9 9.25. with two heads
f young atock at $9.60. Some 1800-pound
steers- were tuiiy sieauy.. anu many
made at $8.50 9 9. VWuile Cows and heifers
were steady, yet the trade was not active here.
Can nets sold at $3.60 9 8 83 on a strong mar
ket, while bologna bulla slso were a dime up,
with good lots at $4.75 94.85... Small killers
P-in up to $11 for calves, with bulk of veaiers
. ltag so on a steady to firm market.
Hogs Light hogs sold strong with- yeeberday's
best tima, or at 5 and 100 above me average.
Choice kits went at $10.75 910.80 Bulk of
w..i.. 1 .f tin as oe 10.75. with 240-260-
pound stock at $10.60 910.65. Bough packing
grades went at $999.50. with, good U at
it MSt.aO. The trade was i easy at the
close. .
i.un Ttet iambs held steady. Choice Can.
f. ovrineere sold at $15.50 9 15.73. While
nod natives went st $15.50. Shorn lambs st
$13 913.25 were 26e lower, while aged mut
tons also were weak.
naiMsa ssnaa S10.SO ' ' .
ni..jjo- Mav 25. II. N. S.) Hogs: Re-
-;n. -A nun- market Ke to 10c un. .- Bulk,
810.809 10.75: top, $10.80;; beavrweight.
unuaiimv medfnm vesieht. $10,609
10.80: lightweight. 310.75 9 10.80: light-lights.
910.13 1O.70 : heavy packing t sows, smooth.
39.45 9 9.85: packing sows, rough, $9,15 9
C9 25 rai 10.23. '' I
CatUe Keceipts, ll.iruu; inaraei.
it rone: too. 19.35. . Heel steers, cnovce sw
.so ?a Mtinm and eood. ST.SO
B.7&: aaou to cnoiee. is.4unv..ui who""..".
medium. $7.25 98.40. Butcher cattle, heiferv
86.0098.60; wows, 34.65 9 7.25; JuUsv 34.40
aha f.nnen and cutters.! 83.5094. 60;
eannenr- steers. $4.73 94.00; veal calves (light
and handyweight) , $8.25 9 lo.aa; teer ewers,
$0.00 9 8.70; atocker steers, $7.50 9 7.7a;
stocker cows and heifem, $4.25 96-15.
ttttaeD Ranetota. 13.0HU: maraea axeauy u
inn. I..). B4 Iba. down). S10.1a(s
11 vr.. i.nK. 1 sr. Th. nnl S1O.50913.65:
lambs,' culU snd ceromon, $7,50 9 10.00; spring
lambs, $10.00 15.75; yearliog wethers, $.!
11.25: ewes. 94Zaf0 .u; cutis ana gouubuh,
$2.00 9 4.25. '
n..m s. 1 u. 1'. 1 - Cattle Ke-
eeipu 400; steady. Steers, t.ll cows
and hetfers, $4.00 9 7.75; stackers and feeders.
$4.00 9 7.40; bulla, $S.uuw.w; caivaa. i.v
9 1 1.60. 1
Hoc Keeetpta 8300 : 1 0e! hifiher. : Top,
$10.40; bulk. $10.00 910.25.! ; '
Sheen Keceipta 300: 2o higher. Lamba.
$12.00912.75; spring lambs, $14.00 9 14.50
awes. $7.00 9 8.80. f ii
Omaha Moaa SIO.EO - ' !.
- South Omaha. May 23. Cattle Receipts
8500; beef steers alow and about 10 916a
lower: top. $8.76; she stock steady to 15o
lower: oilier elasaea mostly steady.
. Hogs Heceijrts 11,600: active and mostly
10 Wl 60 up. Bulk, $10.1510.46; top.
310.50. . - . ,
r Sheep Heceinta 4500: htmbs steady to strong.
Top clipped la fiibs, 813.00: ether elasaes steady.
san Francisco nogs i.uv
Saa Francisco. May 28. Vi P.
Graaa fed steers No. A. 37.009 7.73
tualitr. t5.25ucd.25: cows and heifers. $5.00 M
S.00: calve, lixht, $8.00 99.00; calves, heavy,
$5.00 9 7.00.
Sheep Lambs, 1 9.00 ?10 00; wethers.
$6.5097.00; ewes, $4.00r .0O,
Hogs Hard grain?' weight 100 to 178 Bm.,
$12.00: ever 800 Iba.. $10.00 ' s
- Ma Seattle Hoe Start at
' Seattt. May 25 No livastoek reewtpto te-
e,y. Market steady.
- " Kansas Cttr Hees 810.08 '
' Hansas City May 25. L M.i .) Cattle re
ewiDta S0OO.' Market active. Steers, 6899:
cows and heifers. $6 7: atocker, aad feeders,
87 9 8.13: calves. 899 10. !
' Ho-. Keceapta 7001. Market steady. Bulk
ef sales. gin.40tlO.60: ton. 310.65: keanes.
910.30919.53: lights, 810.40910.43; e
diums. $10.89 9 19. SO.
Sheep: Beeerpta 3000. Market activa. Lambs,
$14.0 91; Wetners, tlASW
. World's Wheat Shipments
- World's abjbwaeats of wheat and . Hoar
bushala; - 1 .
- V VTb Ending ; Wfc Ending
rromr ' ' May 2S-22. May 21-21
U. S. aad Canada... S.Sul.Ottil . 1JZ9,9UQ
Afwenuna, 1 . ...... 2.4UT.VUO 2.1SO.OOO
Australia . ....... SJIlS.ono 2.534.009
Cltueu . . ........ 1S.OOO
. Totals .
11,734,000
12,083.000
"',-;' ' Total Since
From: ' July 1-21.
Same Period
lavst Season,
V. S. and Canada ... 36S.S2O.0OO 33,37f0OO
Areerttina . . ...... 9a.OSI.vioe - 77.070.eoo
A ib trails . 100, 312. 0 S7.44S.OOO
OUteni . . , ........ 4.7S8.000 10,482.000
RATHER BEARISH
Totals . , . ..
.566.131,090 e48,348.0UO
low price
THCRSDATHTESTOCSv TRADE i
lHogs Steers Lambs
Portland . . . . .
Chicago ......
Omaha ...
Dearer .......
San rraaelsee
Kansas City .
. $it.:
... 10J8
,.t lli
... ltS
J 5
' ; 8.J- .
JS5
I.Ii
?.w
;-18.7
' iae
'" 11.75
f- ia.M
I MM
PORTLAND LITE8TOCK RC
Rfin -j.1j Caleaa. Bheeo. Cars.
Thursday . . ,
Week ago . .
2 weeks ago.
4 weeks ago.
Tear ago . . .
2 yeara ago .
5 yeara age.
4 years ago .
,.1703
. .2031
106
. 274
. . 7
. . T43
. . 379
13Z ... iWJ a
14 351 - 20
3 ... 173 ? 2
S t 201O 14
20 11 841- S
442 s saa 27
43- 19 1003 IS
-While 17 loads of livestock came to North
PortUnd Thursday only two of them were lot
the market here, IS loads being a direct ship
ment to a packer. All prices ware enf aa un
changed basis. - - '
Killer, broke a fear records by bringing in 17
loads of Midwest awtne for their plants here,
this being the total carload run at North Port
land Thursday. . . .
Market continues to show a steady tone, but
on a nominal basis.
General hog market range
frime light
Smooth heavy. 21O-800 lbs. .
Smooth, heary, SOO iha. . up
Rough heavy ............
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs .............
Stags
,,311.25911.78
. . 10.8O911-
.. 10.009 is.ee
.. T.M9 S.69
., 11.25 911.50
.. 1L25.911.60
. . i.lH)w 1.69
CatUa Market Steady
- Cattle market was quoted steady Tbursdsy at
North Portland, with a scant supply available for
the. market, r Trade indicated no change, either
in; price or sentiment.
General cattle market range;
Choice steers .8 8.549 900
Medium to good steers. . J 8.00 9 8.50
Fair to medium steers T.OO 9.8.00
Common to fair steers. , ..... . 8.56 9 7.00
Choice cows and heifers 6.75 7.25
Medium to good cows and heifers 6.75 9 6.75
Fair to medium cows and heifers 5.00 9 8.73
Common to fair cow, gad heifers 4.00 9 8.00
Csnners . ................. 2.50 9 4.00
Bulls' 3.73 9 8.25
Choice feeders 6.23 9 S.2S
Fsir to good feeders 4.73 9 5.25
Choice dairy cows S.50 9 9.00
Prims light calves ,. . . 8.00 9 8.50
Medium light calre, . , 7.6S9 8.00
Heavy dairy calves ....... 4.609 7 00
No Sheep Arrive
No carloads arrived ia the sheep and lamb
division of the North Portland alleya Thursday.
Trade indicates steadiness, with former prices
continued.
General sheep and lamb trade:
Choice spring lambs $ 9.00 910.00
Medium spring lambs ". 8.00 9 "
Common spring lambs ........ 6.00 9 8.O0
CuU spring lambs 5.00 9 S.O0
light yesrbngs 7 DO aj S.00
Heavy yearlings 6.00 9 TOO
Light wethers 6.509 7.00
Heavy wethers ............ 5.509 50
Wednesday afternoon Sales
COWS
2..., 209 $ 5.25 8 990 $ 6.25
4 9SS 7.00 1 990 6.00
3.... 726 8.25 1....1000 6.5
1 900 5.75 1....1000 6.50
1.... 840 2.85
CALTES
6 124 8 7.50 1 4.... 160 $ 9.00
HOGS
18.... 160 $11.23 5.... 360 $ 8.50
3 326 11.00 1..:. 200 11. 50
36..., 198 11.50 1.... 880 9.50
2 215 11.76 16.... 180 11. 50,
6.... 210 11.50 25.... 94 11.80
4 163 11.2 1,... 290 9.50
1 200 11.00 48.... 203 11.50
2 160 11.50 8 16 11.25
20 193 11.73 12 195 11.50
26 96 11.50 4 192-11.50
20 li'9 11.50 45 137 11.50
1 170 7.00 12 108 11.75
5..... 183 11. SO 7.,.. 224 11.75
IS 207 11.85 28.:.. 90 11.50
4.... 163 11.75 18.. . 288 11.23
18.... 231 11.00 17.... 220 11.60
1.... 330 11.00 14.... 230 11.35
10..., 195 11.85 20..., 223 11.35
20.... 253 11.35 21,... 230 11.85
16. .. .. 219 11.25 7 . . . . 248 11.23
12.",.. 219 11.25 20.... 202 11.35
14 240 11.15 20.... 230 11.25
1.... 160 11.40 2 290 11.00
18.... 221 11.25 18.... 256 11.60
LAMBS
27.... 76 $11.00 j 1.... 40 $ 5.00
4.... 63 8.00 13.... 57 8.00
1. . .. 40 5.00 I
EWES
2 155 $ 6.00 I
. , TEARLINGS
1 123 2 7.00
Thursday Morning Sale
N. COWS
Ave. lbs. Jriee, J No. Ave, lb. Priee.
555 5 50 I 8 4.00
. . . 996 6.65 I
BOLLS
...1250 $ 4.25 I 1 1070 $ 4.25
HOGS
No.
10.
33.
Mlnaeapolis Wheat Options
Minneapolis. May 25. -Wheat:
tipen. High. Low. - Close.
14 9 'A 149 H 148 H 149
140H 140H 1381, 130H
124 4 124 9 123: 124 H
May
July
Sept.
, -
Winnipeg Wheat Options
Winnipeg. May 35. Wheat: 1 . "
Open. High. Iw. i
136 136 134 H
133 133 1884;
122 122 120
Close.
Msy ...
134
134
Juiy
Oct, . ..
121 S
5Tw Tork Poultry Market
New York. Mar 24. fl M aiTMj
rrurtrx Market firm. Chickens, 28 946c;
fTwls. 20 25c: turkeys, 22984c; ducks, 159
18c; geese. 23 9 82c? broilers. 4 5 S 5-
Live Pouitrv Market inwnlifc RmiiM.
4ft35c: fowls. 28929c; turkeys,: 23 9 40c:
sucks. 17 9 26c; geese, 11918c I
3To Buenos Alreg Market
HnSM Ate.s w 9S '. k . . . . .
I v SH1U1
today account of holiday.
POSITIONS OF VESSELS
Radio reports, front North Head aire 8 n. re
positions of May 24, as -follow,:
Georgina Roiph, Portland for Sn Francrsco,
80 mils, south of Columbia river, 1
Celilo. San Francisco for Columbia lver, 103
miles south of Columbia River.
Wahkeena, Grays Bsrbor for Ban Pedro, 60
miles south of Grays Harbor.
Andrea F. Laiekevibaeh. Astoria tar KmiH.
passing eat of Columbia river.
Motorship Sierra, Wertport for Sao Pedro, off
Astoria, i
Motorship Kcneeeett Seattle for Astoria. 70
miles north of Columbia river. J
Krneat Jt Meyer. Everett for Ioa Angrjlea,
ib anus inm cvevevx. 1
Claremont. San Pedro for WCIapa -Harbor, it
mile aouth of W ilia pa Harbor, . f
lrmaa Stewart. San Pedro for SeatOa, 224
miles fro re, SeatUa - -r: - - .
Maimer, nan rTandsco tor Baatue, 604 miles
from Saa Francisco.
- Frank Drum,,. Saa Franeiaeo for Seattle, 430
sdlea aorth of Saa Francisco.- t.
Asumaaaa Maru. noon, Vancouver for Toko
hams, 190 miles south of Cap Flattery.
By Federal Telegraph. May 23. S p. av)
Use Maish. Manila foe Saa STaamses. 770
miles west of Bonolula.
W. F. Beirut, Pearl Harbor for San Fraa
eiseo, 317 sail es from Pearl Harbor.
Bohemian Club. Saa Pedro for Manila, 2203
miles weat o San Pedro. ' t -
Ventura, San Francisco far Sydney. 224 fnfJea
south weet of Honolula. . .
President Lincoln, Baa Fianciaoe fey Yoks
hama, 1832 aula west of Hoooluiu. . ..
. May 24: ' '
- Ouiaautt. Taeama for Saa Psdtxx, 130 stiles
aouth of San Fraaeiseo. - - -
Labres, Honolulu for Baa Pedro, 234 miles
west of Saa Pedro. -
- F. J. Laekeabach, aeon,' Saa Pedro for Baa
Franeiaeo, 80 miles aorta of San Padre.
Wast NeUaa. Saa Pedro for' Saa Francisco,
130 miles south ef Saa Franexsoa. t -
Waiter A. Lockenbacb, 8a a Franebea,foc Baa
Pedro, 20 miles north ef ban Pedro. ..
Yaw. Saa Pedro for Saa Francisco, 74 sailea
north of Saa Pedro.. - - ,- --..-- j -
Humboidt. Baa Franeiaeo fee Saa Padre. St
Santa Barbara,. . .. - ,.::.--.f. .
Henry ft. Grove, Saa Francweo for Haw Terk,
saw mil SSBMS of Baa reuro. -
Tenecnela, San Fraaoiaost far Kew York, 171
ssDe, aouth f Ban Francisco.
IPuriaima. Kiebmond Beach for PorUaBd.
sso asuea troas roruua. . -
(Br Naval Radio. Mav -24. B la. as
GeortTiaaa Koiphv Portland for Sam Fraaemaa,
84 miles aowth l Coiuaaina. near.
- 83. Oehlo, Saa Franeisoo fee Columbia river.
10j mites aouth ef torambia nrer. . -.
M. S. Kenneeott, Seattle far ! Astoria, . TO
gciles aorth of Columbia river.
S3. Standard Arrow. Shanghai for Saa Fran
eiaeo. -1897 aiikss from aa- Francisco. ,
- S3. : Indian Arrow. New York ice Takusar,
C10 muee from Saa Franeaaca. i
SS. Alameda, Seward for Anchorage, 83 rniles
eet of Seward,'- . ..
2 mOUE CHARTERS
FOR OLD GRAIN
; CROP nun
r-
Two more charters of Japanese steam
ers for the movement of the old grain
crop from Portland were announced to
day, bringing tie number of vessels en
route tor this business to U. ; Another
of the err route list has been removed
from the grain, boards with; the arrival
of the British steamer - Cape Ortega!,
which Is lining at Peninsula, will today.'
One of the new charters iajthe steamer
Vancouver Maru. which, w reported
to have left Kobe today for, the Colum
bia river. This sviip has been taken by
Balfour-Cruthrie! for- June loading arid
is of 4259 torts net. ! This' vessel will
take grain for the United Kingdom or
the continent. 1 v -! ' .": , ;
Another new charter Is the Liverpool
Maru, which was reported to have left
Kobe May 19 for the Columbia river.
The Liverpool Maru has been taken by
the Portland Flouring mills company for
June loading toii the United ;Klngdom or
the continent. This shjp Is also 4259 net,
BoCi of these Vessels: are owned by Su
zuki & Co. and bring the!, number of
ships Intended forthls; port next month
to six from this "company. The Jap
anese steamers have been getting the
edge of the business on the old crop
movement, The British have four en
route, v, ' -' :1 i: .. !'
The announcement j by' the Portland
Flouring mills ; is the Vfirst on the en
route board "for them! and the ot-ier Is
the second for Balfour-Guthrie., The
Northern Grain & "Warehouse company
has three ; Kerr-Gif ford, two, and Gray
Rosenbaum, one. Other listings will be
announced within a few days.
Announcement also 1 was made today
that the charter rate on ithe Sweden
Maru. chartered by BalfourJGuthrie, was
37s 6d. ; ..-'-.-'-j- i - I ' ; -'"
PORT GRAIf TED PERMIT TO
I. BUILD i SMALL WAREHOUSE
Permiission was granted the Port of
Portland today by the commission of
niihttn Annirm o itai Ferolnw meetinar. to
conntruct A small warehouse north of the
O-W. Ii. A N. bridge between iMortn
Front street and the river. The port
commission Intends jto' place several
floats at this point and bufjd an incline
to the small warehouse which will serve
as a storage point for gears and small
stores of suDDiles. i
The commission authorised the pur
chase of a new automobile ana likewise
th aula of an: oid automobile. A com-
miinic&tion was read relative to the
TTnitsxi states warehouse act and fol
lowinsr favorable comment on. federal
regulation was passed to G. B. HegardtJ
for further consideration and a report.
Granting of a permit for the sheer
leg dock, -which was erected recently
by the Willamette Iron & Steel company
without wermit. was authorised with
ri nmvision tlist certain j additions be
made to the structure. Completion of
the Bprlnkler system In municipal term
inal No. Iwas authorised and the claim
against the Continental Pjpe company
for a fsmall sum was prdered written off;
THREE MORE ATLAHTIC-GULF !
SHIPS HEAD FOR ; PORTLAKD
Three more : Atlantic. GUlf A Pacific
steamers are en route to -Portland folf
lowing the Cape Henry, which, left down
Wednesday night and passed out to sea
at $ t20 o'clock this morning with a fconf
signment of ! general cargo, including:
lumber, : cascara bark and . machinery.
The Cape Henry Will go to! Puget Sound,
where she will take aboard a full cargo
of lumber for Atlantic Coast points, j
Reports were received iby the local
offices of the line i that i the steamer
Charles II. Cramp left Savannah May
22 direct for ; San Pedro. and that the
steamer West Haven left" New: Tork
Wednesday for Philadelphia, westi
bound. The steamer Liberator will call
here June S with a good tonnage ior
this port, and will make -i Savannah ott
her return to ; tne -a-wanuf. ,
SCHOOJTER.TO BE BCELT HERE
FOR 8. S. FREEMAN COMPANY
ConstrucUon of a steam scnooner
gimllar to the Qulnault will be started
immediately by G. F. Matthews, who
took over the plant of the Peninsula
Shipbuilding company last year, accord
ing to announcement made by Matthews
on his return from San Francisc
Wednesday, The vessel will be turned
ovr-r ro the S. S. Freeman' company of
San Francisco, it will be 215 feet int
length, or 225 over all, with, a beam tit
43.8 and a depth of hold of 15,8" feet.
She will be equipped with a, triple ex
pansion engine of 750 hersepower -wnd
will -have a carrying capacity of 1,300;
non fet of lumber. :"Work will not be
hastened on , the craft, which jprobabliy
will not be in service until early in
1923.. . --...'f ii':- s':.-:--'
ixTturnlKTll, rATtRIERS IV
FROCESSIOIT TO SEA TODAY
Intercoastal carriers were formed In
a procession ; to sea today fron Port
land, one of tha heaviest outbound move
ments of this class of steamers recorded
in several months being noted today. J
The Pleiades of the Gulf service for
Liuckenbachv sot away, fallowed by the
Andrea T. xkickeribach sind the Kenne
cott of the" Atlantic service for the same
company. The Selma City was sent out
lav tnrlnv bv Kbrton-Lillly, - and ' the
Cape Henry of the Atlantic Gulf & Pa
cific left Wednesday nignt.
r.ntiv RATES STEADY
New Tork9kay t&-Oi N. S.)-e-Steadt-ness
prevailed in ocean train and geH-
A eral' cargo today. Some ifluctuauon was
noted m rates, wmcr wiw '
u..- XTnlrari Kincdom (Uverpool and
Hull).:; 2s2s 6d per pounds ; Ger-
. . . . 1 u .TlMMMll 1 il "
many , iriamuui s saa " --''' - -
France Medlterranean); 18c; Holland
(Amsterdam j and Kotteraami. sc
" 5: srrn TinirF.kS i IKSTA1XED
Aberdeen, j tVashJ. May 23. Installa
tion of two tabular boiler at a cost of
$15,000 is the equipment, recently added
to the ' Grays Harbor f. Manufacturing
company, which is doing business Jin
the i buildings formerly f used by the
Grays , Harbor MotorthIp -eompafty,
which, was an active corporation dur
lnr the wari. The additional equipment
will permit of an Increase of the work
ing force by. 20 nanus. A
All ALOX0 THE WATERFBOKT
- Tbe City: of Bombay. N orton-LUly
agents, moved from V1""1, Nii: , . i,?!
day to the North Bank dock toeontinue
theS discharging of .JTf-?hiT:l- 2f
brought from the United Kingdom. Ai
tulrf'someT of the eargo of linseed Toil
brought from Hull vaa damaged when
the ship bita'reef off the coast ft Eng
land aid sprung a fuel Piter,n"?
of the cargo consigned, go Portland -was
W ensmrr tTeoree t. Olson, nei of
the Oliver J. Olson fleet, . arrived at
Astoria ati ' aJ m. With : anoouver,
Waah.. her dmrtination. Tjvessel wUl
load an outnouna cxp; , '.CT .
Oeerge Lw 43!eon was formerly the steam
The steamer Celilo of the Mrriilejt
.t. . mt Aatnrfa at 4 : O Clock
this morning and moved up to V ex
port to load a cargo of .lumber for Call-
lomia ports. ' . . '
The steamer Selma City was at term
t.,i Kn a tfwiav discharrinc the re
mainder of a cargo of. 1500 tons which
s.Ka rteniifht from Atlantic coast ports.
A total oZ 1000 tons was, steeL The vea-
set '-was 1 scheduled to drop down the
river late today. . . t
! The steamer Red Ttook. Swayne &
tloyt. with an ununualty large earge pl
eastiron pipe consigned to I-rtlad from
New Orleans, left San Francisco Aew
nesdsy, according to advice received by
the Merchants Exchange. . The ship will
be 'handled here by Swayne sfc HoyL t
1 After completing a .deck load of lum
ber at-- the aatern At Western plant
Wednesday, the steanwr West Keats of
the Columbia-Pactfic Shipping company,
moved te- the Shell Oil company dock
today toi take aboard fuel oil.Xor her
voyage.- j: , , r- 4,,- .-.-- - -'-j ,
; -Altnourhf 'the San Francisco ' Guide
icarried ttie report of the chartering -of
the Kinkasan JAaru by th Pacific Kx
port Lfumberi company for toadingt i in
the Columbia river, tha local office of
the company said the vessel would le
diverted! to Puget Sound for loading
creoeoted lumber for' India. -. The i-St.
Helena- Creosotingf plant ' was smposed
to have bandied the creoaoting work for
tkia viaiirl'i -arw3o. huit- baa been over
loaded (ith orders for similar work, for
cargoes (destined to Mexico. -;
I'antstn William r-taii. t ormrr inaairr
of the Admiral line steamersr CHy of
Topeka and more recently tn Atfrniraj
rarragut, iook tti tiwr Aumira
Rndman nut vntrrdiv. reliavlrur CaC
tain Tibpetts; who joined th deck staff
or the Admiral -arragut. 1 ne Aorairn
Farragut will arrive in port about 2
a. m. -Friday morning and will sail at
m, isatumsy ; tor ssan fTanetsco.
I Arrivals Mat 2 1 - ! :''
Cape Ortegal. lUttsih, steamer, from Osaka;
aanaaC - 1 - -.-- -.. .-:.
Lams I Nielsen. N-orwtgUJS steamer. - frcra
Shanghai; general. - f . 1
: - Pe par So res stay ro -r t:1--;.
Ryder jHaaxfy. American steamer, fori Saa
Pedro; mm her, from Weatport." J .
Daisy Mathews.. American steamer, toe san
Pedro; lumber, from St. Helena. - j h
MARTNE AUfASAC 1 ir
Wcathwe at River' Month .; T
North Head. May 23. Condition a th
mouth of! the river at anos:. ' Sea, j moderate;
wind south 24 miles: weather partly cloudy.
Portland humidity T noon 41.
'!
DAILY K7YER RKADI5GS
8 A, M.. Pacific Time --'r
River
Tew.
-2 a
19
st bw-l
it
Sutioe
2-
Wena tehee , .
40
26:'4
0.410.03:
0;6in.0i
"761
46
86
48
44
41
44
48
u-aiston
Umatilla
22
14. B
82
23
40.
i6.ee
OiO.OO
"801
The ' Dallas,, i
26.7I-0-2I0.02
r.ugene .
10
S.2
OfS.OO
Albany
Salem
20
20
6.2
ilJO.!
2
4.21-0. 2)0.10
-4
Oregon riry-.
12
4.7
.410.07
Peruana
15
16.5
: oo:o3
62
() RisingT (-) Failing,;
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette -river, at' Portland will fall
slightly Friday, remain nearly stationary Sarnr-
dsj. and rise Sunday to stag, of about 16.8
feet.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astori. May 25. Arrived at 8-.50 and left
up at
:30 a. tn. -Steamer Celilo from! San
FraacKcd
for- westoort, - Arrived at C :03; and
left up at S a ra. Steanwr George L. Okos
from Ran Pedre for Vancouver. Wash. Sailed
a. m. Steamer 4 ne Henry tor New
Tork and way -ports via Puget. Sound. ! Sailed
at 4:45i a. m. Pteamer Daisy Freeman for
an Fruocivo. Sailed at 11 a. as, Steamer
Pleiades I for Mobile via r Paget Sound, : Sailed
at 11 a. m. Steamer Daisy Gadsby fo Saa
Pedro. 4 . -i-.u
Astoria. May 24. Bailed at 1 0 p.. :m.-e-MotorshiD
Kermecett for New Tork and way
porta. Left tab at 4 :80 n. mi British steamer
l-Cape OrtegaL Sailed at 7 p. m. Stt
Andrea V. tAtckeabaca for New York and way
porta. Left up at 10 p. m. Norwegian sueamel
Luise Nielsen. Sailed at 9 p. m. Motpxship
Sierra fpr San ' Pedro. I
' Kobe J May 19. Sailed Japanese steamers
Glssgew; Maru and Liverpool Maru for 4'orUand.
. San i Pedro. May 24. Arrived Norwegian
motorshlp Borgiand from ; Antwerp aixl way
ports. . Arrived and sailed Steamer Tiger; from
Puget Sound. Grays Harbor. and Astoria for
New Tor and.' .way porta. Sailed Steamer Psn
aman from Hamburg far Paget Bound and Port
land, i . , . . n -
Tacoma, May 24. Arrived Japanese Steamer
Koiigosan Mara from Columbia river for feuang
hal. I . ; .- , ' - . -. f :
Seattle, May 24. Aartted Steamer I llowan
from -New Tork . and way ports for ParUand.
A rrived-j Steamer Cold- Harbor from Neat York
and way porta, for Portland.- i!
Boston. May 24. Arrived Steamer i Lehigh
from Pacific coast port. Arrived Steamer Ed
gar F. I Luekenbsch from : Portland. Sailed
e'imet Willsolo. .- i . 1 , i
.Philadelphia. May 24. Sailed Steamer Will
solo for rertland. 1 1
Norfolk. May 23. Arrived Danish steamer
Kina from Portland for Antwerp. M
' Cristobal, May 2. Sailed Steamer! Steel
Ranger from Portland for : New York and way
ports. 1 - : . : I
Kobe. Msy "18. Arrived ; Japanese Wt earner
Kurehai Maru from Portland. Arrived Norwe
gian steamer Brats berg from Astoria,,: i
IIulll May 24, Sailed. Steamer Virginian
irom rtew i erg and I'ortiaria via way porta.
Kobej. May 21. Railed Japanese ataamer
Vancouver Mara- for Portland. -.
Havre. May 23. Sailed Steamer Texan for
New York and Portland via way porta. U
Shanghai, May 28. : 4 A rrrved Norwegiaa
staameri Hktor from Portland. :
Cristobal, Msy 24. Sailed SteasMrj That.
P. Real from Portland for New Tork.. i
Aberdeee, May 23. Sailed Idaho f!or San
Pedro. fS p., m. ; Caob tor San Pedre, 8 p. to, ;
San Jaicinto foT Ssn Pedro, It a. m.t Wap.
keena for Sa'n Pedro, 11 a. m. Frojridencia
for SaiftaBosalia, 11 a. m,- -: f,j'
- Saa Francisco. Msy 23. Arrived, Steel Nav
igator. New York. 12:05 p. ra.; Goldes State.
Hongkoas, 1:85 p. as,; Raymond. Grays Harbor,
8:05 p. m. : Ban Antonio, Pert San Lois; 6:4$
p. m. I Sailed, Senator, Los Angeles, 11:25 .
m., Manoa. Honolulu, 12:20 p. m. : Annistna
City. Honolulu, 12:80 p. m.; Red Hook; Port
land, 1:16 p. m. ; Boobyalls, Los Angeleav a:80
p. m.'; Rose City, Portland,. 1:05 p. xa,; Acme,
Bandofi, 3:05 p. m.s Admiral Schley, . ! Seattle,
8:30 p. m.; South Coast,: Crescent CitK 4:58
p. m-; Chattanooga City, New York, 6:40 p. m.;
Prentiss, Albion, 6.13. p nv; Free port Sulphur
No. $, j Paget Sound, 8:15 p. m. : schooner Bain
j bridge,! Puget Sound. 6:15 p. av -! t -
fcsn: rYandsco, May . 2S. Arrived! today,
Toaemlte. Port Lndlow;: 6:15 a. ra. ; Waatport,
Union Lending. 7 :4 a. m. t Traveler ' aruiae,
7:54. i. m.; WiUamett. Astoria, 7:5 a. nv;
John & Kirkpatriclr, Los Angeles. 8:4 6 a. m.
Sailed today, Hoquiam, Portland. 12:401a. m.;
Mukilteo (towing Charla Nolsoa), I tfestUe.
12:63 ia. m. ' - -. - - '! f -.
Arm Yoa Going to Earopm?
Oi thm OrientT ; h ' - ;
ir Around thm World?.
r not ret experienced aad anew.
rate information 8rom on who aaa
traveled extensively tor Lbs benefit
f jbls patrons! . - , - ,
gVaare Steaatthlp EaservaUoai I sat''
: ., j. . Tlekeu JTyfrMi. -A. .-
DORSEY B. SMITH
MAWAOKB -J ' , '
. JlOURNAL T1LA VTL ELTREAfl
U8j BROADWAY, PORTLAKD, OB.
Fksaa Xarakall l7 ,1 " ,
I Between.. Fsrtland, Me.$ Bo, tern. Kern York, 1 PbTladelphls. Baltimore,
y Charkestea, and Saa lllere, Xo jaiseles, Saa Fraaeiseoa ioruaad, beatUa,
YaaeoBver. B. C - - i
. .MONTH A TVS N YiO el WTtTtaS SS. CO.' -
r wr.sr BOUND r.i . ;
- ' : ! Portland, Ka. Boston . New York -. Phil. BalUasore Chsjleatoe
44V. LEMIOH Mag Jt7 - . Jane 1 ;' June 4 ....,...',...
SS. WasasK i "June' - .... Ann 1
SS. BRUSH ..... Juae 42 June 1S .' ' June SO , .....
CA4T BOUND FROM PORTLAND
48. Oek4 Harbor .;.,,. ....June - . , 68, Artisa ,f , ..,:.'... ; .., June 2H'
44. Blue Triangle June 14 f 48. Letxgh 5 ,......., ,Jjly 1
aa, Daerflehl 4.. ...... .June 7 -SS. Wabath' ...,...... ,..Tluiy 13
f'Befrieeratar Spaeel -.--.!..;.:, .-i '-i
THE ADMIRAL LINE, Paclfie Coast A sent a : ' - '
141 Third Street
; - Ts bcPara ftv Parttans" '
Tesseta- ... j sort -.- lHifar--
Welsh Prtnen .,1. (Vient iw.:...V;t
Bamnda ..S. k'.-Pedra ,,.May2
aiaexse . i., . York. , ; , .r.!sy r-...
Yvshida Mara Ma 1. ..Orient . May 21
IMnteUUk . Europe .,,.. .May.2 -
nooi . . . . . . ,i. .. .Furope i,. . if . May 2T
Ci9 of Bombay., Europe ....... .kiay 28
Koae Cxty .Sen Vaa-. . . .y 2t
Pinaola Went Coast, . . . . Way 2'. 1
lira J. Saa Fraav ..Way SO
Celilo ........... .Han lriego .....May 30
Red L'aok" .. .. .....Nw Or Wan, ...MaySl
F. J. ; Luckeebacb . , . New York ...... May 3 1
Kosmee t . . ., 4 .Nrvpart .May 81
Saleier . .Orient . .June t
Annette Rolrh i.,J,R. F.-Pedro . .. .J nil 1
Nieav Nietaea Oriewt . tr... ..June t
Cane Ortegal . . . , , . Euroie .... ....June 2
lowart i.: . . .Euroiie . . I. . . . .June 2
Mexican . . ........New Tors. ..... June 2
Cardiganshire-. Europe ..,,, ; .June S
Lena I.nrkacbach , . .New Tork. .... .Jon &
Hollywood , . ......AudtmHa -Jua 4
Oeerfield . ........New York. .June 4
Kehkob Marw Oneett ........ .Jnn S
Liaa Nielsen reot ....... .Jane S
Raja Caltf nvni i.,...Wet Coaat . June
Eaatera SaCor. ,,. .Orient ..June
Psnaman . . ... k. .Fnron ;...,.Jn "
Howick Hall , ... . .i -Maseherte .... ,Ja 8
. .Vssnela ka Pen ---i'Vesaela-
- , BertMa: .
Admiral Farragvit ....... v-.---- -- - Atona.
Alaskan .Terminal No, I
Kabinda ,..,.,... .Tervninsl No- 4
fane Ortegal ............... Peninsula I.b..
VUhB 4 . !. . .. s s s .. . Vrstr.1ri
City of Bombay ............. . - North Bunk
Daisy Freeiuan , . Eastern-Western
Dinteldijk .. ,, .......... Terminal No. -4
Eaatera Sailor .. Peamsula Lhr.
Fioaia ...... . . .Tsrminal ta 4
i FraokJ D. Stout ...,.4.......... Wetapoi't
I. Olson .................
Ysnrmiver
John W. Wells
1 nmraa . . i ; ... 1 - wvr."va
I.nisn Nieiaea .v. ..... . . . ... . Ale'
Niels Nielsen ,,:.,...,.,..,-. Ineta-Flart
PawkH ......(....,....,. .terminal o.
Romhe Mahony
............. 4 - West pott,
KTUer nanny
Setma City .
West KeaU -.
ni
4 . . . . , , , . .1 . ." net(HMt
, .Terminal No. 4
...,....,.. J W I III il.wiriii
. , DISH s , IU.W ........
Peninsula Lbr.
Ye&htda Mars No. I , . ,
Harvey
liavenport
Wapaasa .
Prescot t
r '
V.mita , .
'. . . . TermiusK Nu. - ,4
CHILLIC0THE TO REPLACE
WRECKED BABKEXTIKE BEBMN
The American': ship . ChiUlcothe.; pat-
chased recently by the Columbia River
Packers' association, has beerr chartered
to replace the barkentihe Berlin, .whlejlt
was stranded, on tlie flats oft -the' Uga
guk tiver in Alaska last week. The Chil
licotha will go north today In tow of a
San Francisco tug, so a quick;. journey
will be. madei The Chillicotho was for
merly the German sailer! Arnoldua VW
tien. which was seised during the war.:
Masts ef the Berlin have been cut down ,
to give the wreck buoyancy, so some of
the supplies in the lower hold may be
salvaged. '' :i:j-.:-:':M ' " ';. - 1.V
r i PORT' BOARD'S JREPORTi - I ,
Prof usely-: Illustrated .and containing
maps ofi. port and dock features, the an
nual report f the. commission; of pub
lie docks for: th period ending Novem.
ber 30, 1921, Kaa beem received fromtli
press. The ' report 1st. in thef orm of : a
booklet containing 113 pages- . r
TR ATfRPORTATIOV
CTlTBSTsiri
Sa.iiiva War 4 42, vtarUt Hlvee, sj Vert,;
:-at HsM,'Wilm sssMM : , , - .
MAJESTIC 56,000 TONS ,
T Laroast -Steamer in the Worlds.
HOMERIC 35,000 TONS .
r' Slew Palatial Steamers ts Jola
OLYMPIC 46,439 TONS -
in Weekly Sprine Saillne
OHKRSOMRO ANO SOUTHAMPTON
' TO CHKRSOURO-SOUTHSMrrOrl r.
OLYMPIC .June June 24 July 1 S
MAJCSTIO ., .Jew 17 July 4 July 29-
HOMKNIO .Auae 14 July 1 July S2
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUCKKSTOWN '
SO BIST tO .; May ST Jun 44 Jury 23
CCkTIO ......... .Jun 4 July 1 July 29
BALTI0 . ..... .....JuaetO July 8 Sua.. 4
CEO RIO .ill..... . .June Oi July 14 Sua. 12
( TO ! AZORES. IB ALTAR NAPLES ,
'.T'J' : -,-)!-. AMD OCNOA - -'I--
4RSBIO ..-.......k,..a(wutr Aue. 24
9RETIO ....... .Aim. S Sp4. 88
TO JLVMOUTH, CHCRBOURO AND - ' -"!
' - :- ANTWERP - .
FINLAND .y ...... .May 27 July Aus. S
EEELANO .........Jan 8 July S Aug, 12
KROONLANO ...... June 10 July IS Aug. 14
LAPLAND $ .June 17 July 22 Aug- 24
rHIC
f TO HAMSURQ VIA PLYMOUTH AR0
' --.. wnavnwwrtie - .
NINNCKAHDA .... .Ma2 JunaXS Au. M
MANOHURIA ....... Maui g1 July Aue.
T. PAUL Juoe T Jul, IX Aue. IS
MONOOLIA L. . .... .June 21 July 24 Aus. 44
INTSRNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO.
i 129 Oraamars 100,000 Ten .
Leeal agent ee aaenpany, afTiee. : O.. P.
ARuaNT, .Manager, sis Saeans Stssue, : 4w
aula. Wash..! Phone Male Oil 8. j .-.
AN0 BERTH INCLUDED
J '.4sH I' wTKAMSHIP ' "-Vt:;
"Admiral -v Farrasrut' '
Sell from MuaM'eal Doek NO.
I - - SAW. May 27, 4 P. SL . i-
i"! ,5; . Fee - - - -
.-'j SAN FRANCI4CO . .
' . LOS ANOCLES - .. : .,
SAN OI860 - r-frj1.'!
f : alllnsa eveey Satursay , ,
j , ,-. .threaftar, .. , t. ,r
!' OELIOHTFUL i-. "S
ALASKA EXCUR6I0R8 - .
12 days 2000 milesl.1, ,$ S0.0O
"22 days' (4000 miles!. . .$145.00 a
i TIOKET OFFICE ' . .'h
101 SD 6T. CON. STANK
v.. PHONC BNOAOWAT S4S1
J
Astoria and Way Pchts
I H HOURS TO ASTORIA .,
: Speedy, dean. safe, comfortable.
Li vs. Dally -t except Friday). I A. M,
t NIGHT SERVICE
Lvs. DaUy (except Sat ). T SO, P, M.
Fare f LAi One War $3 Rosas: Trip
Connections made for all North and
r , South beaches at Astoria.
: Alder SL Dock
Broadway $344
' ' " THE'HARKlJfS v
' TBAK SPORT AllO JT CO. V
ir tr- V' ii
i , ,., Phase Breed w,y 6481,
5