First National Bank

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shorts.
YUM
WOOL SOLD
tS
ao
ton; middlings,
p- -r
LATE UPTURN SHARP
$13
Eastern Oregon timothy, choice. 112;
nd vetch.
HAY
tlT: mimed. tlOtlSiO;
alfaifa, 12 513; clever.
m
Q; straw.
.0L
Fruit aad Teaetabk.
I
at
i
Local jobbing quotation:
Oranges, Navel.
KRl'IT
TROPICAL
grapefru t. $2. .i
3..".uj I IT.
Cai'fmti.a
$itj V5o; lemon.
rrapefrutt.
2.
3
300,FWlrta
Buyers Secure
California,
Pr box. Sicily, 8 per
plneapplea, C7c par pound. Sl.OOqM.25
bJ;
COO Pounds This Week.
VEUrwABLtS Artichokes.
tic pouinl; lx an.
l'.en; w:anii;u.
cabbage. 1 4c per poun1:
lac per paund;
50
per
crate: celery,L
$2
tower,
eaullf
pr
Ivttuce.
cratr; hotboua
j per eaapiant.
.V;
pound: hfad iettu-- .
7."Vcl pr
per
boilnus lettuce. peppers,
0
per pound;
PRICES ARE 13 TO 17 CENTS U
box; pea.
rhu.
per pound; rwllhea. 1.1 3 iOc pr doxen;
per
70c
U.v
apinach.
per
box;
gl.75
:.r!j.;
per box:
sprouia. lie. ' Vmatoee,
jartic. TitfCc per pour.d.
Oregon, 9vcfi $1 per sack; MexiONIONti
to Sell a Fa.-- t ' can. f:i.At per craie.
Gmum
POTATOES Bur bank a, f'flW: par hua
t S H lOc per lb.; aweet potatoea
Clip Arf Shorn Total Transdrd:er new.
pound
4c
par
FRUIT Apples. 30c
OHEEN
Involve
to Date
action
to quality; strawberries,
hot. according
x-crate.
j.
1,000.000 Found-Turnips, POcO 11
VKGKTABLrS
SACK
per sack; parvnlpa. ixQU per sack; carrot, 'JOCQ l per aack.
Portland
Wall-Stre-
--
rr
de.
lc
Ilpoed
.
bur haw
Whlnton thla
Prt:n'l
woo!
frlrahoat :... pand hv
iftf
13 to
at price rntic
-
fntln
bcn
opr-atm-
tfinc
TMlry and Cooatry Fradnc.
Iocal jobbing quotatiooa:
;; broiler. SOr:
LTItY Hen.
drj-U- ,
e
Mor.-
-
bousM
bn
cnt. Tha
IT
in- In
loiic;
pee,
1?itrjr;
live,
duchs.
tur-k- -.
1
choice.
-1
--
c,
1
3c;
ELioS Frcaa Oregon s ranch, 19 S 20c per
a s1Upc
lhat
4 ox n
tn'vx and a tmmt mm tha wool. rf hrnt
ITc; Toung
CHEESE Oregon triplets.
t:.y fiad & mark!. Slnca tha b'Kinntnr
Anief'csa. nominaL
.n aaami a ho at i.nnow punl of
LL'Tl LR Oregon creamery butter cubes.
Flna Ire per pound: prints. StMOe per pound.
l band.
Va:ir wool bava cha-pound.
I'l'P.K line), Ual-'-s- O
jer
wta bar rantl lo pria fmm about
per pound.
K.L Fancy.
ell IX hava brought
US to 14 rent, oifrtlum
2
aoM
waa
c.tp
at
IS to IT enfa and ore
Sfapt Cracertea.
FhearUi of Yak am a ahp will b
i
Isbblna ouotationa;
rrtn
In
.
la'-w-
naxt wk.
Shearlnc was to hava- aiartd at Artlr.g;-f- n
thla wwk. bat oln- to tba bad waaiher
it had to bo dlard. No aalra or contract
cloaad In Eastam Orla. Dealers
hara
do Dot bUT thra will ba much buslnraag
proa-prtIWr tha regular aal-- a data. Th
wool hara naturally weakened
for fr
bar arm' vlawa.
Eiecot tn Waahlnrtrm and Arlaona. but
dona In opening tba 1013
Htt:a baa
atartad
crowara
bave
market. Narad
ahaartna- ud It la aaid a tVw clips hava bwn
aoM at 13 to 1 cnt. A rumor cornea from
cl:p of 2wO 0ecea
t tah that
con tract ad for at ! cnta. but con-filias
tion of thla report la lackin.
s.tuat.oa In tha
i'mmat aa thaIn spot
lata snail advice aa
la contained
ful owa:
-with but a ant!l amount f domsattc
wool on hand, and practlcaily nont of tha
drstrab.a aradea. tha attention of the buy- era la now turned to foreign wools and they
re taking storks of dealrabla wool whenever they are available.
Pruepecte for tha future are rather unsettled at the praaent time and no definite
Information can be secured aa to what the
will be.
probable course of tba mark
"In tha mills there Is soma beattancy conn-rains;
the tariff leglatatton. and tha manufacturers are now quite content to go ahead
until they have soma mora definite Information aa to what actually will be don on the
tariff changes.
Tba present market Is show ins; some inclination toward weakening, and It may be
truthfully aatd that It la now mora in the
favor of the buyer than It haa been for some
ttraa past. Buyers hare been !n tha market offering aome very low Mda on wool,
but while aome conceaaiors bava been made
by tha dealers, none of them have reported
taking tha ry kw prices mat the buyers
ffcrlng.
wer
rrnmM
bn
bn
bn
Kl
MOHAIR OrtllKINGM AKK SMALL
fcbewrtag HcW Bark by Weather CosMtlttoas.
t.jt--4 rra Market rlraa.
Th mohair market contlnuea quiet. A
few small lots are coming In. Lot hearlng
baa been held back by cold weather. Buyers
are offering from 30 to 33 cent. ltke the
wooj market, muhair Is unsettled by pending
tariff chances, and dealers are backward
Iiacuas.n
about entering on speculation,
condition I the Cast, the Boston Commeraays:
cial Bulletin
f trading In mohair locally
"A dearth
lack
haa been tha reault thla week not of
f demand for raw material, but because of
now
available.
supplies
Interest
lack
of
it:e
.enters on tha marketing of tha new cilp
good-slseline
Fairly
hatr In tba Wast.
r reported to bava beeo sold In Texas at
around SI centa. Aa yat tha Kerrville woolsnt
have avt bee sold, ttoma hair on eonalicn-mef
beginning to arrive In JBoaton, but
no sale are yet reported here.
i
lessening
Eug'lih advlcea Indicate
la soma
actmtr in Bradford, atthonah there aplnners
hair sella at steady pricea and tha
In getting out old
are very well
rootra tt. Tha financial stringency In Germany, hvwever. la baring tha effect of makKarly pur
mora cautteu.
ing operator
enaaea f the new clip at the Cap are said
' to bava been made on a comparatively high
basts. Tonstantlnopla la practically cleantj
up of sftppliM aacept for some off sorts and
end. Prices for what is left are
adds
HTmly maintained.
IM-a-
ona-pouKlver,
Columbia
d
per uoaan:
fata,
flaia, $3.40; Alaaka pink,
taa,' bOcj allvaraldaa,
1
Zi.
talis,
HON EV Choir. S3.23da.TB per caa.
N w'T'sInuta.
Ise per pound; Braxl
suta, 13t lite, riiberta, 1491; iimonox
ISc; peanuts. S03Hc; cocoanuta, 1Kcatl
per dosen. c he touts, lie per pound;
17c; pine, 17 H
SO 10c; pwcana,
ft c- .swe;
large wnne,
Jvrnaii
wnite.
rth.A?i
4te3'i Lima, 6 4c; pink, 4 33c; M ex. can,
3c: bayou. 4.93c.
eil'OAR Fm:t and berry. 33.23; Honolulu
plantation. 43.20; beet. 13.03; extra C 33.75;
a.a
powdereo. barren
cabtt, narreis,
SALMON
tail.
33
$2.2i
d
ftO.
COFFEE Roasted. In drums, SlHtWOe
per pound.
S14 rer ton:
SALT Oranluated.
half
ground lovs, tiv per ton; AOs, 310.73 par
ion; a airy. 112 ov per ton.
1
No,
Japan. 693He: cheaper
RICE
gradea.
souther head,
DRIED FRVITS A p plea, 10c per pound:
an ri cots. - tt 14c: peache.
11c: prunes.
Italians. 8 10c, sliver. 18c: figs, white and
raisins,
loose
UHc;
7c:
curranta.
black.
Muscatel. 04 ffiic; biaacneo. inompaon,
aeaded.
unbleached. Sultanas.
lUf;
per pound;
Persian, TH
THf8Hc: dates,
fard. SL.03 per box
ounce.
15c; 50
FIGS Twelve
x.za;
t!.AO; 70
80
loose,
H U 7c; Smyrna
boxes.
per
3
box.
candled.
boxes.
Prorlalona.
l ocal Jobhlp quotations:
KaMS 10 to 12 pounds, 19ff20c; 12 te
14 pounds, 19w2vc; picnic, 12!e; cottage
roit. i3c.
BACON Fancy. 2S2dc; standard, 230
24c; EngMah, lft 20a
comLA Bp In tierce, choice. Hfcc;
pound, iihc.
Regular short clears.
DKT SALT MEAT
short clear backs, 12 to 10 lbs.,
i3Sil5c; abort
backs. IS to 23 ibs
I4vl5c; exports.clear
lSOlac
l4?13St:
BARRELED
Extra me beet
BEL'
msss beef. Sl; plate beef, S21( roUed
$;;
boneless beer. ijv.
BARRELED PORK Beat pig pork, 324;
plckied pork, J3C
5ffc.
4c:
Se;
nope, Wool aad Hide.
HOPS IBIS crop, loo 16c per pound;
191.1 ci n tract. 24Wlc per pound.
llfl2c;
1.33.
Dry,
lamb a, 20 35c; full
wool. 31.25 a
WOOL Eastern Oregon, nominal; ralley.
IS a; 2o per pound.
Salted hide. llH012c per Ia.
KIDE
salted calf. 10'lSc; salted kip. 12014c;
green hid. 11c: dry hides, 21 022c; dry
calf No. 1. 23c; No. 2, 20c; salted bulla, &
oOat.Qc per pound,
MOHA1IC
i:I3 clp.
OKA IN BAGS
Buyer July. 103U)Wc L
O.
a. i'ortiand.
I.lnaeed Oil asd Turpentine.
LINSEED (91 L Raw, barrels. 60c; boiled,
barrels. Am; raw, caaa, 01c; boiled, case.
PELTS
OIL VEAL F. o. b. rortland works:
Vote, 321 ; ton lota,
$03, 3 and lo-t-
Car-lot- s.
TURPENTINR
Barrels. 01 HC; cases. 040.
GASOLINE Naptha. In Iron barrel, 10c;
m caea. ic: motor gasoline. In Iron bar-r- e
'.a, 17c;
caaea, 24c; engine distillate, ia
Hp: in caaea 33 Ho.
Iron barrets.
FIRM
5ATTLE
MARKET
IXI.L PRICKS P.I1
AT NORTH
PORTLAND YARDS.
al
No Trading in Otlirr IJnrs as Hogs
rtTRAWBllRKIKM AIEE IX DEMAND
and Miecp Go Iirect to
lpaarat tram LouUlana Cleaaa Tp
Big
et tftrdrr.
la
Packers.
There was a strong demand for strawA Urge
berries on Front street yeaterday.
Ot.ly n
recetvwt
tond. of .tcX
hftpment from Iouiiai was expected today,
y.rrt. ytr!i.y. Th.
,nd .hrt'p
t
but It ama tu one day ahead of time. The wnt
dir.ct to PAckr. and nil th. biulnea.
berries wer tn fin condition and by the lrini4(tAl
vii tn th. cattle dlrtslon.
r(oae of tb day the supple was exhausted
Tu. ni.rk.l w.a In .fadr ah.pf throughA load of prim. t?er wu
and many order wer unfilled. The berries out th. day.
crate. Another shipment of .iM .t m.ii and anuthr load hroncht y. A
o:d t KL?3
odd
w.r.
f.w
l.kn at 7.5 to s!.5.
th same kind will arrive Sunday.
rant'd In price from I ".7.. to 7.
Co..
Th steamer brought up a good assortKvceipt. wer. 4J cattle. Itt caivea, 114 hofra
and 413 he.
ment of vegetable. Asparaaae waa plentiShipper. cre J. tv. LIvlnESton.
cents for the
ful and declined to
1
car of tatlir: Wiluam Shcpard.
1
and
centa
steady
at
wer quoted
- cjltb v' ahcep; Much
Trou:d..e.
unchanged.
were
vegetable
1
other
i'orva:il.
if c.tle and hosa.
Local spinach waa lower, at TA cents.
and Harry Xelaon. hvttle. 1 cir of coil
w.-r- e
h,.
n.n
beet-Tea- a
T.rr-boun-
e,
Cum-ni;us-
night and cajtea.
Tha bananas received Wednesday
T.ie iljr'i aalra were as foiToma:
proved to be tn green condition. . Stocks of
Welirht. Price.
range and grapefruit wer light and both ?3 aterra
;.:o 9t.ln
waa
quiet.
.o
1.1
er firm. Th apple market
a atecrs
1 1 fi
7
S
1
bull
H'
roClTBY PB1CKH ARB PfcCLDI.VQ
T--'
r,
7 7.- -.
'.'.I
1 ateer
fft.7."i
T eakrr I'uuVr Large Becrlpta.
C blcArsta Ar
1 cow
lt'::t
"
Park la Higher.
3 cowa
7
Ou
.a
MIS
The poultry market waa weakened yeMer1 IvZ
coo
cowa
dav by further liberal receipt. Hons were 2 Th.
waa
prtcM
aa
yard,
at
of
rans
th.
quoted at 1 cents. Other lines ucr unfolluwa:
changed In price.
T.SO0).25
Cholc .tears
7.00 it T.&0
Good slaera
Ireaaad pork was firm and higher at H
M.Oium .tears
j"y 7.00
de
weak,
waa
and
a
further
veal
Cnta
rows
Cbulc.
expected.
ll na 1
6.0Oa a. 04
Good cowa
.Oil
agg market waa steady aud un Medium cowa
ISO, S.00
Th
Cnolc. calve.
changed. Tba street la kept up, packers be- Oood
7.00
CC0
heavy
calves
ing; tha principal buyer.
Bulla
Light receipts of cnees mania aeajcrs io
Hc,a
Uajht
9P0a T.1
ld price. Thcr la soma
ens in tain th
k.Wlit uo
la production, but It Is smalt, and the H SavT
r. rep present quotation will probably hold through Tearlmc wethers
.:.' 7.23
4.7.'. IT 8.75
week. The supply of butter Is email
0.000
Lambs
nd th market la firm.
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bt
i:i
et
TRADE IN t.KAIN MARKET DI I.L
Bshsea Reported I rom t auntry I'ainta,
ITicaa rnrbaaged.
Very lit t la bualncsa waa report eol In the
local wheat markot yeaterday and no advice of activity came from any point m the
country.
Local pricas were unchaajtcd.
Local receipts. In cars, wer reported by
t:ia Merchant's Exchange as follows:
IVnewt Barley Fiur Oats llav
T
4
M
Voi.ar
1
1.;
4
H
Twvaaae
a
.. 9
l
V elne.1ay
3
Thuralay
. . .
T
So ... .
Year aao
111
to dta.U.T
lt5l
31'J U'i
XJM
v
....
ii....
saa
er
BanA leauing.
Pank clearings of tha Xortbweetera cities
yeeterday wer aa foUow
earlnra. B.i'ance
rerand
s aa it i . .
'7
Tacorea
'I
i vkana
C
Omahk Uvrotock Market.
April a. Cattle ReSOCTJf OMAII.V.
ceipts. E.UW; market, htshi-r- . Native stecra,
Vcat-er- n
helfere.
$7.40s..o; $A.70 and
o
$tv
Tcaas ); .
atcra.
S3.3tJti-.fr7 7r- - cowa and nailers,
calves.
irifI'oKBis. Kecelpta, 10.r: marltct. lower.
:
.v i !:. plia,
lnht.
vo.'.e
Jteaw.
.!-bulk of tales. 1S T"
Reorlpta.
market.
hisher.
l.e.p
i;
f
Tearltnjt. .ti 70 tr 7.60: wclh.rs. ,ti.20 4 6.70;
c"
,10u.6:
lajrvba.
)7Utl
Chlrais, LtvevMork Market.
April J.
Cattle Recetpta,
4.Vt; tnarkrt. .irony to a ahad. ht,her.
'!": Texas atccra,
Kr.vea.
7.1t9
7 v..
Western .leers. 4o.V0d
' vows and stock.ra
heifers,
and' feeders, $. lo
:
ti.00.
caivea.
io,s Receipts. S'i.v0v: market, weak to
Sc to 1V lower than yesterday's
mixed. vlo, 9.3o; heavy,
l.isht.
pus, $70
rourh.
of s. s.
"5li.l'.
tu:k Receiptp.
Htieep
lO.Oe': moxket. steady
Western. J
to a shade up. Native
7
lumba. native.
e7;
irllrs, ;7iS;
' 8.70.
S.70; Weatero.
$.i
:
lnr.
Stocks Advance
Suddenly Near Close.
et
AFK1L.
FRIDAY.
OKEGOMAX
'llxiu JlUUMMi
per cent; ruling rate. 4;
3V41i offered
at 4.
00 and 90 days ana
Time loana. ateady:
per cent.
six monthe.
m.ee.ntile nsnir. 5 V fi It OCT cent.
sterl.ng exchanne nrm, with actual business 11 bsnkers- - bills at S4.KS30 for 60-dlor armauu.
m
bills and at ,4.Commercial bills, 4.S2.
Mexican dollsra, 47 He.
Bar sliver. 3Vc
Government bonds, ateady: railroad bonds,
Irregular.
Silver bars.
S Sr FRANCISCO, April 3.
steedy.
closing- - bid.
3:
4fft
' 1 R.4NCI iCO
MARKET
rBODCCE
Price, Quoted at the Bay CHy for Vege
tables. Fruits. Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 3. The follow
ing produce prices were current here today:
4oc;
Fruit Apples, choice. One: common.
7.50;
California lemons,
Mexican limes.
oranges,
$.1.30;
nnvul
common.
choice. 16.50:
11.!-;?pineapples, S1.50 6 3.S0.
Cheese New, 1314c; Young Americas,
SAX
Heading Load in Rise With S lr4
Points More to Its Credit Early
Market I'nder Bear Pressure,
10017c
but Losses Are Moderate.
Butter
Fancy
creamery,
32c.
s:4c;
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.....
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f
:3
rteat.
i:o
i.:;
$t !.:
!"".
S.7;
i::s:
3't
7t
.....
81.
.
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BITULITHIC?
....
......
Results Count!
.........
J.C.WIUSON&CO.
tS
L. Pittock
Jolm Tvrohv
IT.
J.
Expert Estimates Condition of Winter .Wheat Crop at 87.6 Against
Previously Accepted Opinion
of 92.S Per Cent.
April S. A lower eatlmste or
CHICAGO.
the condition ot the Winter crop than expected brought a aharp rally today in wheat.
At the close prices showed a net ram of
a ehade to ',lc Corn made a net advance
and oats were a shade
ot StT
to
lo ,c net higher, but provisions ended unchanged to 15c lower.
an expert
accepted
Having . previously
.1,
&d .
t
mnilltlnn
opinion ot
of Winter wheat, the trade was somewhat
"
taken aoacK oy a report irom
pert placing the figures at 7.. Sentiment
estimate.
lower
the
on
rely
to
Inclined
.vub onorie uwwiia uc,gave
strength to the mar- csmpaign which
"
of the
v
NORTHWESTERN
NATIONAL
BANK
D. Farrell
F. W. Leadbetter
Clias. H. Carey
A. S. Nichols
W. D. FtiBton
L. B. Menefee
A. D. Charlton
Emery OLmstead
UP
SHADE
PRICES
LAST
and
PORTLAND
TRUST
COMPANY
Third and Oak Sts.
Foreign Trade Facilitated
us.
snorrs., , . maue nonou.
,
,
. l,orn
...
V.el
- .nvaMA
snipping cwiiuiiiwui w .v.
freely. The upturn in prioes also was helped
by higher outside cash markets.
Good demand from the East helped make
a firm market for oats. .
.Because of realising sales provisions closed
weak.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Close.
High.
Low.
Open.
1 .51
.90
.. .0
May
t .so.!"
.eon
.bov
. .
July
.1)01
.89 H
.. .803
.S9a
Sept.
CORN.
.M
.M,4
.55
.. .64 H
May
.J
.55 H
.66
..
.63
July
7
.5dH
Sept. ...... .58
.674
OATS.
J4H
.
.94
.85
Hay ..
Merchants engaged in trade relations with foreign
countries will find it to tneir advantage IO
themselves of the unexcelled facilities offered by
the foreign exchange deportment of the
svi
RESOURCES
7
MILLIONS
lumbermens
National bank
FIFTH
.'
July
.34
......
34?
.84 3
.344.
MSSS PORK.
.. .20.50
20.52H 20.35
20.37'i 20.22 H
..20.27H
XARD.
Sept.
May
July
May
11.15
11.10
11.10
10.85
July
11.35
10.07
.31
RESPONSIBLE BANKING
2O.40
20.23
11.05
10.92
11.05
10.92
11.25
10.92
11.80
10.05
Regardless of aay special kind of service the banker may
render, safety and responsibility is a necessity.
The directors and officers of this bank are. directly responsible to the depositor?.
May
10.93H
Cash prices were:
V(l
1.
yellow. RRaCe.
Corn, No.
NO. 3
4
Ki" 4.6464ic;
, soetilc: No.
yellow.
white. 52i54c; No. 1 yellow. 51eoSc.
,
.
o.
Din.
liy
Barley, 466Sc.
Timothy seed, 2.753.50.
121B.
Clover seed.
Puset etound Wheat Market.
Bluestem,
SEATTLE. April S. Wheat
96c; fortyfold. 8c; club, 85c; Fife, 85c;
red Russian, 65c
Yesterday's car receipts, wheat 2, oats 2.
hay IO, flour 7, corn 1.
Bluestem,
April S. Wheat
TACOMA.
fortyfold. 87c: clnb, 86c; red Fife, 84c.
95; receipts,
wheat 7, hay 3.
Car
11.30
July
STAKK STREETS
AXD
JL
SHORT RIBS.
S,T"aujilir
United States National Bank
Surplus and Capital
THIRD AND OAK
$2,000,000
Grains In San Francisco.
,
'j.
Loui
S1.52'i8..65:
oa'tsT
S1.S7
Call
ley easy; December. SI.34
mld-n.-n
May. 41.44.
;
N BANK
LAD D & TILTO
Established
whlta
:
!
$22.5023;
bran.
C'nr.l' shorts. S24.5025.
board: Wheat, firm, no trading.
Bar
185B.
Grain Market.
Close Wheat.
wiwnripm.TS. Anril
May. 8tHc; July. 88c; September.
1 hard. S7c: No. 1
Cash: No.
83
2
No.
Northern.
Northern.
3SlS87c:
416514c; No, 2 hard Montana, 81 c; No. 3
wheat, 81 14 r tw c
890
8c.
'HSKSr!
1,000,000.08
Capital Stock
6nrplus and Undivided Profits
Minneapolis
Commercial and .Savings Accounts
Cotters cf credit, draf ta aad travelers' checks issaedarailaMa
..
io all parts of the world. .
OFFICERS.
.
f""
ld
by Nervous Sellers
Makes Strong Market.
Buying
1S
Condition of tba Treasury.
WASHINGTON. April S. Th, condition
States Treasury at the beginUnited
of th.
ning of business today was:
$ SO.122.B49
Workingbalance
In banks and Philippine treasury 43.227.SS2
14s.r04.7i3
Total of general fund
2.12S.S.94
Receipts yesterday
rORTLAXD MARKETS.
Uisburaementa
avai St
eurpius this fiscal year Is HS.PlLl.sOl,
BOXFrS. GatATX AND OOTTOS
STOCKS.
SAVANNAH. Ca . April 1. Turpentine. as The
a deficit of J10.75S.2S4 last year.
Cirala. rWur. reeal. Etc
MEMBERS
2e: sales, none: receipts, J4 barrels: shipThe Bsure. foe receipts and dlsborsarosnta
ITFW
TORK STOCK exCHANOB.
barrels: stocks. 15.J51 barrels.
ment.
exclude
deficit
Panama
surplus
and
and
none:
receipts,
sales,
red
KO.IB. nominal:
rira?en. ic: valley. P7.
til
KZW TOKK COTTON BXCHANbB,
public debt transactions.
itra. a;efc;
pnund.; shipments. J 114 pounds: stocks. s.-11- 1 Canal and
CHICAGO BOA1VD OF THADB,
aoqr
S.H
320
B.
to
pr
A.
C
tow.
,0.J:
;5rt
pounds
rolled.
ujori;
STOCK aVND BOND
aomnaK
Money. Kirbangew Etc.
r.
E. 3.: to
CUHS WAo.. 4T; cracked. S.'fl par to a. iv. $i.u to
LX RAN CISCO.
oneertain,
3.
April
Bar allrer per
t whit. f:;t-- l per ton; valH. -- LONDOS.
N
i.s7i,:
to
OAT?
cent.
per ounce, sloney, 3 1.er4
per tc-- j.
.
to i.V4:.: K. (i.rt; it. 4Si
la
:'Baa.
FO&TLANI)
OFFICE:
open
for
In
the
market
discount
of
xn.
rae
fa.
WW. JT.44.
7 I": WvJ.
Fl.Ol 1'.
Tr barrel;
per cent; for three
sliort bills Is 4S-14export.
xai- fLM.wheat,
Lewis 6041011147, 269 Oak Street.
ttra:f'.Uk
per
cent.
4
bills.
months'
who4e
t4
graham,
a4.ro;
Hop. at New
7,
Phones Marshan 412Q. A IffL
NKW YORK. Avrll S. Money on call.
y :i.LTVFTS Brin. ?)0f21 per toa; "NEW TORK. April S. Hope tin!!.
$10o3:
tB5'i
IVTen Who Direct Affairs
seconds,
Kggs Store. ISc: fancy ranch. ' 19c
Hay 3Vheat
2Hf25; wheat and oata.
$21.30-22alfalfa. ei:ttrl6: barley. $1820.
Potatoes Oregon Burbanks. Out oue; SaVEW TORK. April J. Until Uie last half linas
Burbanks. SOcfj 11.10: sweets, $2.23
hour of trading; today the stock market old 2.30.
Cucumbers,
little, then the Hat advanced auddeuly with
:.5S".75: green
rtfc; string beans, nominal; egg-plsn- t,
lteadlnt tn tha lead. Reading; was rushed peas,
onions,
00460c
Ttilllic:
up 3. points.
Receipts Flour, 7212 Quarter sacks; bar-leIn the dsy the market
,700 centals; potatoes, 4445 sacks; hay.
the effect of moderate pressure from bosrd 0 tons.
room traders, but declines were small. Losses
Metal Markets.
were rrsdually made up and the final upTORK, April 8. Copper strong.
NEW
turn placed a number of stocks from 1 to Standard
April and May. 14. 73tr 15.25:
spot.
3 point, above yesterday', closing.
June and Jtilv. 14.73 H 15.12: electrolytic.
Trading- - waa dull most of the session.
lake, 15.50; casting, 15.25.
15.37ei5.50;
47.455M7.75:
Although Wall street has viewed the
Tin. easv. Spot and April.
47. 35"? 47.70: June. 46.75 8 47.20.
coming revision of the tariff during recent Msy.
Lead ateady. .30a4.40.
which
Indifference,
degree
of
a
with
months
Spelter quiet. 5.55.95.
Antimony nominal. Cooksons, 9.00.
haa been a matter of comment, the fact
Iron steady and unchanged. exports
that the convening- of Congress Is now only
this
arrivals. 9S0 tons:
Conner
a fow days oft forced Itself upon traders month, 3043
tons. London copper steady.
67 laa id. London
7 15s: futures.
today. Vsrlous unofficial accounts of the Spot,
tin easy. Spot. 217 7s 6d: futures, fSIS
character of the tariff measures to be
received considerable attention and 12s Bit. London lead. ft Sa d. London spel66a sd
ter, t:S- - Iron, Cleveland
served as a basis fur bear selling.
Total sales, par In London.
Ronds were Irregular.
value, Sl.o;..00. United States bonds were
Coffee and rHigar.
unchanged on call.
TORK. Anril 3. Coffee
futures
CLoalXU STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Stir ateady.
April. 11.33c; May, 11.30o;
closed
Co., Lewis
Reported by J. C. Wilson
June. 11.60c: July. 1J.69C; Auguat, 11.79c;
building, fortlsnd.
Closing September. ll.SSc; October, 11.87c; Novem
December. ll.wc: January,
ber. 11.63c:
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
February and March, 11.91c.
7tt
73
7tl!
Amsl Copper .. 3a,U.4
Soot barely steady. Rio. So. 7. 11 c: fean- 4s
33
Am Beet .Sugar.
33
8.1, tos. No. 4. 13 He Mild dull. Cordova, 15t)
37
Am Can Co ... SiUOO
KM
17c.
9?i
do preferred.. 4.400
515,
Fdy.
Sl"
flUs
J0
Haw sugar steady. Muscovado, 2.95c; cenAm Car
4'i
40
Refined,
S"U
Am Cotton Oil..
trifugal, 3.46c; molasses, 2.70c
1 7a
71
S.3v0
H
Am Smel at Kef
steady.
,
VH'-do preferred.
oo 114
Am Sugar
llllii liuta
York Cotton Market.
1.10O 132
Am Tel at Tel..
lii e"LWJk NEW New
Spot
YORK, April 8. Cotton
Am Tobacco
3',,
38 Va
upianus, u.ovc: uu,
Anaconda
314 123
closed quiet.
200 1S3
llllji
No
sales.
.12.56c
eulf
Atl Coaat Line..
10! H
t.inta Ke 1.80-- J 1V3H 103
AT preferred..
Futures closed ateady, unchanged to 11
loo
W0
200 100.
do
pounda lower. April, 12.35c; May, 12.15c;
101
4M
101 Vs 101
Rait A Ohio ...
June,
IX.110: July, in.wo; Aotuii, ii.w,
t
V
Ul 'a
Brook R Tran.. 4.2oO
September, 11.61c; October, 11.52c; Decem236 is 2- B.300 2:17a
Can fatlflo
11.57c;
January, 1L64C.
ber.
70
71W
.14
10.400
O
C
C A a W
European Orain Markets.
c a n w
c M A st Paul. 5.100 113
JlJa
Ill's
LONDON, April 3. Cargoes on passage,
-- 0h
2i
20T,
200
very little lnaulry.
Central Leather
Central ot H J
English country markets steady; French
42-- .
401,
8.400
44.
Chlno
country markets nrm.
301
Col Fuel aV Iron 1.3O0
J
Sl.
Wheat Spot
do preferred..
LIVERPOOL. April 8.
a; July.
Col Southern
steady. Futures steady. May 7s
134 4 33S
400 135
Consol lias ....
7a 8fea: October, ib ota.
2
1
loO
D ac R O
an
Dlatllilng Securl
1'.
J?!
lva
Chicago Dairy Produce.
--'Sb
2
.300
Erie
140
3. Butter Weaker,
April
141
100 141
CHICAGO.
Gen Electric ...
3
w '
Lrtwnenfi,
Gt North Or.
Eggs Steady; at mark, cases Included,
1S4
Gt North pf ... 1.400 130H 129S 121
loo 121
lil
Illinois Centrali
lOlliGi siorage iiidio, ioi., 11. .... .v..
17va
Met.. S.0OO
l'H
Interboro
J'
6V
Dulutn Unseed Market.
do preferred.. i.7ls
100 107 si 107 a lf
Inter Harveater
DTJLUTH,
April 8. Cloae: Llnaeed. on
25
24
40O
20',.
K C Southern..
bid;
to
arrive. 81.24H: May. 81.25
track,
?
162 "s
Lehigh Valley..
Dia;
July,
oeinemDei, fi..v uiu,
,1.7
2jO
136is
Louis A Nash..
11.29 bld
,:2,'?
Mexican Central
Hi" 13. H
137-- s
137
40O
M. 8 1" & S S M
TFool at St. Louis.
27H
jJH
7io
Tex.
Mo. Kan
S
3SS
3.400
Mo Paclllo
ST. LOUIS. April 3. Wool Steady. Ter40T
!
ritory and western mediums, 216 20c; fine
National Lead..
117
110J4 mediums, zsonoc; nne, uffim.
Nat Biscuit ... 1.300 120
llwaH
do preferred.
'
M74 ,1"
N V Central ...
1;31H
Dried Fruit at New York.
Sll
30,
2o
N V, Ont & Wes
10,"
NEW TORK, April 3. Evaporated apples
H7
!H0 lo7i
Nortilk A West
.0
4oO
quiet. Prunes firm lor. large sizes. Peaches
North America.
.JJv. lis
quiet.
Northern Pec. 8.3'" lit?. 117
loO
2..;. 25 5. Jta
Pacine Mall ....
3.
37
1O0
37
T..
Pacitic T
'
118V 1184 DAILY
STATISTICS
Pennailvania ... 2.100 119
CITY
114
lVihi 113
IO
Riding .....TW.4.3K 1C6
12W .
Birt he.
1.1"
Republic
2.., 2SJ.
-- 3
22'4
2n
Km-Island Co
To the wife of W. E. B. Wai101V ter,WALTER
Ml
Southern Vac .. 23W 102V
March 7, a girl.
Apartments.
Altamo
2
26J
j2
Southern Ry . . . 1.000
BOND To the wile of r'. W". Bond, Pen- rllA.nn Unrrh 111
rirl.
i2S
PaHno.: 28i0O
ijjji
1J5
BANKS To the wife of S. L. Banks, 426
son
do preferred..
street, Alarcn 10, a son.
Seat Twenty-fourt- h
27V
1 OO
2S
2S
rnlted Rda S T T0..V0
To the wife of A. B. Win-fre- e.
WINFRFE
fll Ti
.tv,
3H
"So W asco street. March 17. a son.
oo lOSH V
J
Ldo pferrei.
ROSE To the wife of W. LeRoy Rose,
rtrth Copper .. S.4"
Vancouver avenue, March 24, a glri.
'
-- "
3i 500ECHOLS
Wabash
To the wife of J. M. Echols,
70
.
H0
Union
Western
Hunover Apartments, JUarcn x., a son.
6B
Hi
500
..
We.rlns Elec
To the wife of C H. Gilbert,
G1LBURT
- '
girl.
1M Wnt ti afreet Unrrh UK.
Wisconsin Cent
.
Total sates lor the da-- 402.300 shares.
BILYEN To the wife of Floyd W. Bil-ye354 Myrtle street. March 27, a girl.
BONDS.
To the wife of Calvin 13. Mc- M'CIRDY
Reported by Ovcrbeck fc Cooke Co.. Board Curdy.
45WH out n at--, r oDruary i... . a
of Trade building, Portland.
UPHAM To the wife of C H. Upham.
Bid. A'ked.
6401. Ellis street, March 31. a son.
104
loo
Tel conr 4a
Amer Tel
To the wife of George F.
ANDERSON
!"
American Tobacco 4a
..1-- 0
Anderson, 747 Leo street. March, 29. a son.
American Tobacco a.
"""-- a
To
the wile of J. P.
,":,"
irur.vnuni
Atchison renersl 4s
,.K'2U
Achenbach. 471 Miller avenue. March 24. a
Atchison env 4
fc
,S.',J
son.
Airlumn a.lj 4s stamped
!
3uif
To th, wife of J. E. Cojner,
COY'NER
Atehleon conr f
n..v
l3
March 23. a girl.
Atlantic coast Line com 4s
vhl.mTostreet.
WH eftMYERS
At rn.ee Line "L a N coll" 4s. MHs
the wife of C. H. Myers. 630
J
Italttmore A Ohio 3Vjs
atreet,
March lvf, a son.
Sherrett
V
3
Ohio 4s
Kaltlmore
To the wife of a. W. Sexton,
.. 2J3sexton
Rrooklvn Rasld Transit 4s
.
street North, March 20, a
Eighteenth
W
Che.sai.eske 4c Ohio
girl.
"4- !M
r. u
o een mlf 4S
At
4a
C B
J lolnt
. JJ
Marriace Licenses.
9l
at Q H!a 4a
C
84
93
Dlnlnny,
C.
Henry
DININNT-GRAN- T
C B A U Denver 4a
82,
and Pearl Grant, 25.
MV, city,
Chlcaso R I A-A- P ref 4
BOYD-SMITB. Boyd, Jr., 22,
Robert
Chl.-ss:
P Co! trust 4a...
R I
and Ida Mae Smith. 19.
1
Colorado - a Southern flrat 4s... wl
Charles Wicks, city,
e. --s
eo
es
Penver a- Rio tirsnaecony
Vt
20, and Laura Herlsier, 18.
T.
0.
At
Hudson
4s....
Delaware
ROSE-WARRose, city, 40, and
Levern
(I
"J '
Erie first cona P L 4s
"8
Sarah J. Ward. 45.
Int Met '- -a
George Bear, city,
L
Japanese 4
S8
9"
Japanese flrat 4Ha.
25, and Haxel Stillwell, 20.
i
. ..
O.U1GI.EY-PLAXTZ
Elmer Qulgley. Elna,
x
ea...
uui
T.oulsvllle &
anvi.i.
Waeh.. 22, and Hasel Plants, 22.
84
A
Ma
Tex
Mo Kan
HANSEN-HANSEA. Hansen,
Gustav
Missouri Pacific 4a
Wood burn. Or.. 34. and Slgre E. Hansen, 24.
MS
J4
Tork Central 3m
F.
Ner
John
KINNEY
POKNASSEL-s
SI
B
L
3Vis
Central
New York
city. 28. and Maude E. MnKlnney. 27.
New Tork central 4
New York central 4fea of 1937. M34
oa
Norfolk : Weatern 4s
White Slavery Charge Made.
1"
Norfolk A Western cony 4a.... 100.
N Y Ont A W 4a
jog
Piri 1 fir Anril 3. 1 S De
85'4
Northern Taclflc P L 4s
dal.) Paul Swabb was arrested here
0v
Northern Pacific ia
w
SPV,
charged
with white slavery and Is in
OreKon Short Line .a.....
.... the County
92
Nav 4a
Ry
Oreton
Jail In Eugene, having
101
100
Pei-nR. 4 of 194S
J1500 baiL
.... M been unable to furnish two
I'hlllpplne Railway 4a
women.
was
with
arrested
Swabb
Readme general 4a .H
Vn . 101
t r 1 .. kniueeH tn hiLvf. come here from
Republic of Cuba
1
91
91
was
Southern Pacific first ref 4a
ar
who
21;,, Albany with Fred Ki.or.
Southern paclilc col 4s.
ago on
..
rested In Eugene a snort time
Southern Railway 4s....
.4
St L a S F ref 4s 4s
the same charge and who is in jail
9
Mti there.
Union Pacific first
The two women arrested with
94
3s
v.
I nlon Pacific conv 4s..
c
tfllron Intn cuRtorlv at
32s
Tnlon Pacific ref 4s S
F 0
the tlmo of KJzor"s arrest are held In
1"0J. 1"
fnlted States steel
100- 101
I nlted States la
Jail as witnesses.
.'...Krtlii
fnlteej State. 2a coupon
.la reslatered. . .. .102 v. 103V
Inlted staiea 3s
coupon. .. .....M2 l. 103 V
I nlted States
registered. ....113, 114S
1'nited States 4s coupon
.113
114i
I nlted States 4s
....
rnlted Railway 4sSt L, 4s
!
JO
Wsbash Unit
91
91ta
conv
5s..
WeniLighouae
S21,
IH
What Kind of PavWestern Pacific 3s
no
wlK-onsiCentral 4a
ing Is
30
West Shore 4a
Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON. April 3. Clcine- - quotations:
32V
Allouez ropper.. S7V!Moiiak Con
1SH
Nevada
7Ss.
Amain
211 V Nlplssina- - Mines.
9
On First Street, in
A VS I.
Sm...
r1iona Ccm .. " North Butte..... 30114
heart of the
the
INorth Lake
C C A 8 M.
B
old Dominion... ROV.
Cal A Ansona. . 67
businebs district,
jOeceola
4X3
!3'i
Pal A Hecla
70S
13t Qulnry
Centennial
you'll find an
10
Con Kan Con Co 45 V (Shannon
r
33V
K Butte Cop M.
example. Bitnlithic
v Sup A Boa Min.. 3i
Franklin
34
has given service
Glruux Con ... 2H Tamarack
V,
U
41
S
R
A
8
M... 43V.
Granby Con
63.
there for ten years
Greene Cananea. "S! do preferred...
a
I Royalle (Cop SSvrtah Con
repairs.
without
64
Copper
Co.
SV
Utah
Kerr IJke.
2
Lake Copper.... 10 .Winona
81
La Sa;le Copper. 244HWol.ertn
W!
Miami Copper..
,
SHORTS IN FRIGHT
3Sic.
Mexican dollars. 51c.
rr:.fr- - aiirnt. In: telegraph. 5c.
Sterling on London, 60 days, 4.S3: do
sight. 4.m- -
WIDE GAINS ARE RECORDED
4, 1013.
rr, M. Lafld. Prertoent. v aw--i
srard
The
UOOKln
.
r nam.
Robert
aHowjflrtM
CaAhltb
rValiar M. CooA.
AuL
Canadian Bank
pf Commerce
HEAD OFFICE
Toronto, Canada.
Established 1867.
A general banking business
transacted.
Interest paid on time deposits.
First National Bank
Capital4$l,500,000
Oldest National Bank West of th.
PORTLAND BRANCH,
Corner Second and Stark Sts.
F. C. MALPAS, Manager.
Rocky Mountain
CORNER FTRST AKS WASHINGTON STS.
GUIDE.
TRAVELERS
EXFRE89 STEAMERS FOB
San JTranHsco and Loa Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE
8. 8. Bear sails B A. M. April 7.
K. S. Row C1tv sails 9 A. M. April II.
.PORTLAND S. B.
THE SAN FRANCIriCO at Washlngtoa
(wita
CO. Ticket O.-t-Office 3d and
B. 4 N. Co.)
Hume ale h"" 4500. A (121.
LINE
COOS BAY
BRBn,KTYATEB
STXAlUaB
portlAod. at 8
Wacnrsdsv moraine At 8 A. M. FrslKht
accept Tuesday up ta a P. L
clved daily
Tuesdays up to Z P. M. Pasaansar farss:
Flrst-cias- s,
11, inaludlns
$10; sacond-etas- st
bsrtha aad znsals. Tlckt 4koftice at Ains-wor- tli
Coos Bar
Dock. Tba PorUand
Una. Is. H. &caUns. AxU Ftans Mmim
tWila from Aloawortb
Dook,
HAMBURG
... - AMERICAN
Lanrest
S. Company m
Los .Angeles
and San Diego Direct
S. S. Roanoke and S. S. Elder.
Sail Every
sTftTJTTT
Wedaesalay
F,
Third St.
Jlj AJ.Wt..A
Alternately
at
S
H-
flfL.
I'honoa Main U14. A 1114.
San Praneiaeo lo
vis Honolulu
rkmom. tha attractive and
1&Q00 ton
Spteodii
summer.
or
winter
route,
pleasant
steamers tciaasea oy omiin io.. iw ...
SHORT LINE
tlieHoasliilil
II
round
firtt-da- tt
days
trll
SyeyMf,
(0UTH SEAS 4325
Honolulu. Samoa, Austmlis, New Zeslaod. Tahilt. etc.
$9M
SeM lit Cla Reune the World; 2nd
Vuitinc 6 orratinents and worid'a great cities
fiailings April 8. 22, May , etc. iysnsy
Hoaolulu
every 28 days, Apr. 8, May 8, eta. Send for folder.
Oceania
. $. Qa. 7J Mtrkat St, Ssa Frandxa
VJ2S
QRAND TOUR
am
YORK PORTLAND
NEW
REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE.
--
Schedule nme.
5. b. LU.
Low Ra- t-.
AMERlCAN-HAWAIlA-
IU
Mala- -
t7.
fl
Railway
Exchange
Portland. Or.
Bids.
.
.
Qlifl
w r".
A
utw,
AAA
(llCB
TOVS
-
P.
nnCTnM
Ull
riUlH DUJ
GIBRALTAR,
ALGIERS, KArLfc5 and btnuA
MADEIRA,
June S. J:SJS A.M.
A. Bf.l'S.S. MOLTKE
July 1, V. M.
HAMBCiw:::l7.Vilay JO,:309 A. Ml S. S. HAMBURG
"Omit call at Madeira and Algiers.
KK.
SJS.
MWK'
S. S. IMPERATOR
and Cherbourg
HAMBURG via Plymouth
SUN
THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT
TO
North Cape, Norway.
Scotland. Orkney and Faxoa Islands, Inland,
Spitibarg-en-
I?6?V.CTOIUA
,
Juiv and August.
durlnr June,
and S. S. METEOR,
8. BISMARCK,
aXISB.
SS6.25 UP.
IS to
Writs for Illustrated Booklet.
U day.
LINE
N
N. Co., Nor. Pacific, D. ft R- R
at" San Francisco. Cat.:
R. R.. Great Northern
BOMi MilMuk.. & Puset Sound
Oregon.
St.,
Portland.
69
Fifth
B.
Smith.
Dorsey
RallwayCo.,
oin B
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IXS ANGELES AND SAN DIEGO
STEAMSHIPS TALE AND HAKVAJiD
Ealiroad or any steamer to San Francisco,
the Expo City. Largest, fastest and the
passenger ships on
ONLY strictly first-cla- ss
the Coast. Average speed 2S mils pel
hour; cost $2,000,000 esch.
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SAN CBANCISCO. PORTLAND
S. S. CO..
A 439.
Frank Bollam, Agent,
Main as.
124 Third Street.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
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April 17.
PRETORIA
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CINCINNATI
First cabin only.
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S.S. CINCINNATI. .June
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S.S. CLEVIAND.
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San Francisco.
900.000
Surplus
Letters of Credit and Travelers'
Checks Issued.
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EFFECTfVB
"S.S. Prince George'
"S.S. Prince Eupert"
Leave Seatle,
'ab,
MldnlKht, Sunday,
leave Seattle. Wasb
Mldalartat. Wednesday,
for
Vancouver,
for
Victoria. Vancouver,
Kunert, Stewart
Prince Masaett,
B. C.
Victoria,
Prince Hunert, fciranby
Bay and dneen Charlotte
islands.
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MARCH
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TnTTrJ" AlVD "PRINCE ALBERT"
P. M., and Vancouver every FRI- ..v THCTISDAT at 10:00 ISLANDS
after
and localWednesday.
tLsSuTrtram
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
SEATTLK, on
RAILWAY SYSTEM
GRAND TRUNK
ROBTE.
DOCBLEVTRACK
Chicaeo to New Tork and other Atlaotlo
STANDARD and TOURIST sleeping-car- s.
n EwfTH. C. P. A.,
D
City Office 6 Flftfc Street.
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AGENTS FOE ALL
TEANS-ATLANT1-
C
seaports.
BITRGI",
Pajrrv
Through
PULLMAN
General Aarat,
Bepartment.
STEAMSHIP LINES.