THE 3IORlIIs'Gk'OREGOjNIAjS TUSDAT, PESBTJAIIY 19, 189.5.
&
THE EUSEESS WORLD
3fO IMFOttTAXT CHANGES IX PRO
DUCE PIIICES.
The Wheat Trade Report tty Tele-
STranh General Produce and
Financial Advices.
Receipts of country produce were light yester
day, but enough was carried over from Satur
day to hold down prices, as the demand was
"lerj slack. Eggs have a weak tendency, and if
the mild, warmer weather continue, it will be
difficult to maintain the quotation. Poultry Is
t-nchanged. Butter la weak, without chance.
Former prices for fruit and vegetable are still
quoted. Receipts yesterday Included a carload
cf California oranges. Local quotations for
aple groceries are as formerly printed. Sugar
declined He to epecial points, effective Febru
ary 16.
Bank Statements.
.The clearings of the leading cities of the
Jk'orthwest yesterday were as follows:
Exchanges. Balances
$173,713 S2G.B55
111.447 21.718
874530 1S.413
Tortland
"Tacoma .
Seattle ..
Paget Sound Fink Industry.
Th fish industry of Puget sound, like the
(shingle business. Is the growth of but a. few
years past, and promises to become an impor
tant factor in the development of the resources
of the state, eays the Whatcom Reveille. One
of the most Important branches of this fish busi
ness Is the shipping by express of the fresh
a!mon taken in the bays and rivers about the
Bound, and nowhere are such opportunities for
this business offered as here on Bellingham
bay. In the Nooksack rier large quantities
of these fish are taken dally, and every train
leaving the coast carries many boxes of iced fisn
-for consumers in the East, where it is highly
prized and brings a good price. In .this city are
located several firms engaged in the shipping of
flsh. W. J. Rogers & Son and the Facific Coast
Trading Company sending away consignments
every day, and the only limit on the quantity is
the supply obtainable. In New "Whatcom are
"the Behring Sea Fish Company and the Viking
Company, both of which are shipping by ex
press, but cannot secure flsh to fill their Eastern
orders. The market for halibut Is good, and
snany vessels are engaged in taking the fl3h.
The result of this winter's fishing has been
xsoi to the vessels engaged, and several mora
v.Hl be put Into the service, as those now com
ing in with a full catch do not keep the mar
Vet supplied. The old Bellingham Fish Com
pany, of this city, has been reorganized, and
will reflt the schooner Bellingham for the hall
Ijut trade, in addition to puttinjr in several sal
mon traps among the islands where the fish
nre known to run. This company Is fully
equipped, and under the new organization will
be known as the Alaska Fishing & Packing
tbmpany. It is a strong company, and will ar
id a market for all the fish that can be se-
.c-ired. The facilities for handling halibut and
ether flsh on Bellingham bay are such that the
trade, formerly centered at Seattle, may be re
lr.;veJ to this city, on account of the shorter
d'stancc to the banks and equal shipping accom
modations. THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Srlce Paid for Wheat at Home and
Abroad.
The local wheat market is almost lifeless, and
St Is difficult to give quotations which will rep
resent the value of wheat. Toreign buyers are
altogether indifferent. Walla Walla wheat for
export may be said to be worth from 4041c per
bushel, and Valley 7577"c per cental.
At Chicago.
CHICAGO. Feb. IS. The wheat pit at the
opening was flooded with selling orders at ic
lie'ow Saturday's closing prices. The latest
trading on Saturday was at 52?',c for May, and
at the opening very few buyers could be found
ait CS'iC, and there were even more sellers than
"buyers at 52Vfec. so that 52c became almost im
mediately the trading price. An anticipated de
xrease In the visible stocks since a week ago of
only 500.000 bushels was a potent bear factor.
The Northwestern receipts Were 155, carloads
more than those of the corresponding 7uy""a
5 car ago. The weather also was unfavorable
for a continuance, of a free movement from
The farmers. A great deal of long wheat was
ugaln offered on the break, and although at
around 52c and 52Sfco local shorts covered
abundantly, there was little reaction during the
rst hour and a half of the session. The visible
supply soon began to give evidence of a larger
decrease than had been looked for, and when
the decrease was ultimately found to amount
tj 1.59S.OO0. or three times as much as many
Iiad expected, the shorts commenced taking
bak the wheat they had unloaded. From being
quiet and weak at C2c, the price gradually hard
ened until about two hours from the close it
lecotcred to 52L,c. Primary markets altogether
received 250.000 bushels, against 140.000 bushels
a week ago, and 280,000 bushels a year ago.
The English visible supply showed a decrease
of 850,000 bushels, following a decrease of
3 420.000 bushels on the previous week, and New
York reported a good business done there for
expert. The price advanced here to 52ic, and
closed at 525ic
At Xew York.
NEW YORK, Fob. IS. Flour Dull and un
bl.anged. Wheat Options were more active, and de
clined Hiric on easier cables and local realiz
Ings; advanced "4c on the large decrease In
the lslble, with the West firmer and foreign
b.i,.ng. together with local covering, closing
I rmer at unchanged prices to c decline; May
ar.J July most active. Closing prices: No. 2
r?d. February &Gc: March. SG&c; May, 57?4o;
J .me, 57V. July. 5Sjtc: August, 5Sv; Septem
ber, 5Sc; December. Gis,c
Visible Snnply o Grain.
NEW YORK, Feb. IS. The Mslble Mipply of
grain February 16. as compiled by the New
York Troduee Exchange. Is as follows:
Bii'helx. TAon..,.
Wheat SO.374.000 1.5S8.000
leu ... 12,051.000 232.000
Oats C.932,000 204.000
3' 353.0U0 11.W00
Parley 1,633.000 73,000
Liverpool Spot Market.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. IS. Wheat Spot, steady;
demand moderate; Xo. 2 red winter. 4s 6l4d;
No. 2 red spring. 5s S"4d; Xo. 1 hard Manitoba
ar.d Xo. 1 California, 5s '2d. Futures opened
f.rta, with near positions unchanged and distant
positions If lower: closed easy, with near po
e. .on lf2f lower and distant positions 3f
Jcwer. February. 4s Od; March. 4s CVid; April,
4s 6'jd, May. 4s 0,d: July. 4s 7Ud.
Corn Spot, tirm: American mixed, new. 4s
!. Futures opened firm, with near and dis
tal, positions It lower; closed quiet, with near
pes tjuns unchanged to If lower, and distant
pc?. lions 2f lower; February. March. April.
Ma. June and July. 4s !.
Flour-Steady; demand moderate; St. Louis
fay winter. 5s Gd.
Hps-At London. Pacific coast. 2 15s.
Itccrbohm's Grain Report.
LUrRPOOL. Feb. IS. Wheat Steady, with
a mxlerate demand; cargoes on passage, per
s'eamer, Xo. 2 red 4S0 pounds). 20s 9d; car
goes. Walla Walla CGOO pounds). 22s 9d; Xo. 1
standard California -300 pounds). 23s ltHd; car
goes off coast, steady.
Co;.n Uplands, 3d.
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
F3ur Portland. Salera. Caseadla and Day
ton are quoted at $2 30 per barrel: Gold Drop,
52 50. Snow-flake. $2 J; Benton county. ?2 30;
graham. S2 lfl2 38; superfine. $1 00.
OatsGood white quoted firm at 2782Sc per
b.ihel, milling. 29fiS0e: gray. 26C27c Rolled
cats are quoted as follows; Bags. $3 75$C; bar
re's. $66 25; cases, SS 75.
Barley Feed barley. C3G5c per cental; brew
ing. SOtfSSc, according to qua lily.
M-'..stuffs Bran. $12; mtddMngs. J3 50; chop
feed. $12 9 15; middlings, none in market;
c"-eken wheat. 7U75c per cental.
Uay Good. $010 per ton.
Butter Fancy creamery Is quoted at 22i25o
per pound, fancy dairy. 178200; fair to "good.
12k-l5c. common. Stfl&c.
Potatoes Quotations wholly nominal.
Onions Good Oregon. PdeffSl per sack.
Poultry Chickens. oH. quoted at $2 5098 rr
d:en, young. S282 50 per dozen; ducks. 54 50
Cj, geese, J0G 50: turkeys, live. 9c per pound;
u-eskJ. about ll" jer pound.
"rgs -Oregon were quoted yesterday at He.
Tropical frwlt California lemons. f3 50$t 50;
E-rFy. ft 50$G; bananas, $2 503 50. California
navels. $2 5lW3 25 per box; pineapples, Hen
c -ivj. $3 50; sugar-loaf. $3. Figs California
I'-ack. boxes, quoted at SI 25; sacks. 4$5c; Cal-l'-m-a
white. 10-pound boxes. POoJl; 23-peund
bcxes. $2 50; sacks. C⪼ Turkish, boxes, 11(2
1& , fancy, large. 2021c; bags. 10c.
Cattforala vegetables Brussels sprouts. $1 25
per SO-pound box string bean, 12 G 13 pr
p-ucd, green pe. 12 13c per poand, arU
chokes. 51S1 "" per dnen, cau.iiower. S5w ptj
dozen, $2 50 per crate; sweet potatoes. $2 2383
per cental: cucumbers, hothoese, $1 73Q2; as
paragus, 18c per pound; garlic, 10c per pound;
lettuce, 25c jttr dozen. $1 per box.
Fresh fruit Apples, good, ?1Q1 50 per bax;
common, 75cfi:$l.
Oregon vegetables Cabbage, lJic per pound;
squash, 63c per dozen.
Nuts Almonds, soft shell. 9llc per pound;
paper shell. 125I4e; new crop California wal
nuts, soft ihell, 11812&c; standard walnuts. 101
i Hf aic; jiaiian cnesmuts. 1Z',(. y He; pecans, 13
w"., i.ttijo, ii(i'"i-i uiDeris, iisioc; pea
nuta, raw, fancj-, 57c; roasted. 10c; hickory
nuts, 810c; cocoa nuts, 00c per dozen.
Wool Valley, SQJlOc, according to quality;
Umpqua, 7g9c; fall clip, 53Cc; Eastern Oregon,
587c.
Hops Choice. 7c: medium, 4gGc; poor, 3c
Provisions Eastern hams, medium, quoted at
H'.sQHc per pound; hams, picnics. 10811c;
breakfast bacon, 1213c; short clear sides, 103
lie; dry salt sides, SS10c; dried beef hams, 13
He; lard, compound, la tins, b03Jsc; pure.
In tins. 7llc; pigs' feet, 80s, $3 50; 40s.
J3 23; kits. $1 25.
The Merchandise Market.
Salmon Columbia river. No. 1 tails. (1 23
1 GO; No. 2 tails, $2 2582 50; fancy. No. 1.
Oats, $1 75-l S5; Alaska. No. 1 tails, 31 209
1 50; No. 2 talis. $1 0032 25.
Coal Steady: domestic $587 50 per ton; for
eign. $8 50ffll.
Beans Small white, Xo. L 3c per pound;
butter, 34c: bayou, 3c; Lima, 5c
Cordage Manilla rope. lU-l&ch, is quoted at
fC and sisal, Gc per pound.
Sugar D. 4Vic; C 4c; extra C. 4Hc; dry gran
ulated, &Uc: cube, crushed and powdered. Gc
per pound: J4c per pound discount on all grades
fcr prompt cash; half-barrels, c more than
barrels; maple sugar, 1516c per pound.
Coffee Costa Rica, 2223c; Rio. 20ff22c:
Salvador. 21iJ214c: Mocha. 26ff2Sc; Padang
Java, 31c; Palembang Java, 20 Q 28c; Lahat
Java, 236 25c; Arbuckle's Mokoska and Lion,
23 30 per 100-pound case; Columbia, $22 SO per
100-pound case.
Tlte Kent Market.
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers, $2
2 10; ewes. SI 501 75; lambs. $2; dressed mut
ton. 44c; lambs, -4V5c per pound.
Beef Gross, top steers, $2 5032 SO; fair to
good steers. $22 23; cows, $22 50; dressed
beef. 4 66c per pound.
Veal Dressed, em ill, 0Gc; large, 3S4c per
pound.
Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $333 GO; light and
feeders, S3 50; dressed, 4ic per pound.
SEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Principal Denlinsrs AVcre la An
tliracife Coalers.
NEAV YORK. Feb. IS. Speculation at the
stock exchange was quiet today, only 130,600
shares changing hands. The market was er
ratic in its course, and did not develop any
definite tone until the close, when. If anything,
it was Arm on covering of short contracts. Prob
ably the real feature of the day was the heavi
ness and idling of anthracite coal stocks. New
Jersey Central broke from S37s to Sl: Lacka
wanna from ISS'.fi to 15G4: Delaware & Hud
son from 12714 to 125, and Reading from 9 to
9Va. Xew Jersey Central, which is heavily over
sold, rallied to S3483T6 at the close. Lacka
wanna recovered to 158. and Delaware & Hud
son to 123. The depression is due to the un
favorable reports of the leading anthracite coal
ers for 1801, and the delay in fixing up the per
centages of output, which gives the bears a
chance to circulate reports of unfavorable ru
more. Erie was weakened on the talk of fore
closure and heavy assessments on Junior se
curities. The common fell 1H per cent to Si,
and the preferred 2 per cent to 17. In the
last hour Chicago Gas ran off U her cent to
72, under sales by brokers who had been pur
chasing during the morning tesslon. St. Paul
and the other grangers were a shade weaker at
the opening on the poor statement of the former
for the second week of the current month. Lon
don operations were insignificant, the foreigners
first selling Louisville & Nashville, St. Paul and
Erie, and then turning buyer of the latter. Dis
tillers were firmer on the progress making look
ing to the reorganization of the property and a
belief that the representatives of the outside
distilleries, at their meeting in Chicago Wednes
day, will advanc the price of spirits. Ameri
can Sugar was strong on manipulation, and To
bacco was weak for the same reason. In the
last hour the market was firm, especially Tor
the grangers, Sugar, Cordage and General "Elec
tric The net changes show advances of li
per cent. There was very little business trans
acted in gold today, but the commission is still
quoted 4?4 per cent. The government option
with the syndicate for a gold bond at 3 per cent
in place of the 4 per cent coin bond, expired to
day, and the syndicate will come out with its
prospectus, offering the new bonds to the public
tomorrow. A simultaneous issue will be made
abroad.
Government bonds, firm; state bonds, dull;
railroad bonds, firm.
Petroleum Easy; Pennsylvania oil sales,
none; March option sales, none; closed at SI 04
bid.
Money, easy at 11!5 per cent; closed at l'a
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 3Vi5'j per
cent; sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4 SSi4 8S14 for
demand, and 54 S74 S7i for GO days; posted
rates, $1 S?! ES and f 4 S934 S914; commer
cial bills, S4 SG; silver certificates, CO'ic bid.
The total sales of stocks today were 129,447
shares, including:
Am. Sugar 21.500lLouis. & Nash.... 3.700
Burlington 4.300IX. J. Central 8.600
Chicago Gas .... 8.400!Xorthwestern .... 1.1CW
Lackawanna .... 8.500jSt. Paul 7,112
Distilling 11.200ISO. R. R 1.500
Erie S.200
BONDS.
The closing quotations for bonds at New York
yesterday were as follows:
U. S. 5s. reg..
do 3s, coup.,
do 4s, reg...,
do 4s, coup..
..115 'Erie 2ds
..1151VG. II. & S. A. 6s.
r.s
921!.
, 92V4
.100
,103V'i
102
80
.110& do 7s I..
ill JH. & T. Cent. 5s..
. 13 I do Gs
do 2s, reg....
Pacific Gs of '93...100 !M. K. T. 1st 4s..
Ala., class A 104141 do 2d 4s
do B
100 IMut. Union Os
. 45
do C
97U
7fc
X. J. C gen. 5s..
my.
.112
Mt-i
1SS
100
124
100
do currency
Northern Pac. lsts.
La. new cons., 4s. 92'j do 2ds
Mo. Gs .
100 Xorthwest cons...,
.124 1 do S. F. deb. 5s.
. 99 R. G. West. 4c. .
N. Car. 63
do 4s ...
S. Car. uon-fund.
I'ilSt. P. cons..
renn. new set 0s.. S4& do C. & P.'w. Ks!
do 5s 100 iSt. Louis & I. M.
do old 6s....... 00 ' g:n. 3s
Va. Centuries 53Vsl5t. Louis & S. F.
Atchison 4s 6V gen. 6s
do 2d A 17H;rex. Pac. lsts
Can. S. 2ds 101 do 2d
C P. lsts of '95...100ilu. p. lsts of 'KG..
D. & R. G. 7s....H4tWest Shore 4s
do 4s SI (So. R. R. 5s
STOCKS.
103
sir,
2:1
103
103
SGVi
The closing quotations for stocks at New
yesterday were as follows:
Atohlson 4!l P., D. & G....
Adams Express ..142 jXorthwestem .....
Ait.&Ter, 11 33 j do pref
Am. Express 110 jX. Y. Central
Bait. &. Ohio 62 'X. Y. &. N. Bag..,
ran. Pacific 4STi'Ont. & Western..,
Can. Southern 4S Pregon Imp
Central Pacific ... 13 Oregon Nav..,....,
Ches. & Ohio 10,O. S. L. & U. X...
York
. 3.
. 90fe
.138
. !K
. 29H
. 16Vi
.
. 19
. 4V4
. 22W.
. 24
.15 J
15RV5
. 9fc
. Iff
43
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. 55Vh
.117.
. )!
.109
. 17
. 92.
. 33
. M.
, 70t,
9
. 42
5
' ml
.ICO
. S7v
. y
3T.W
2fi "
. 11
. 2S
. 1V
Chicago & Alton.. 143 iPaciSc Mall
Chi., , & Q.
..... .wj
OVP.. D. & E..
Chicago Gas 72VPittslurg
Con. Gas 123 iPullman Palace...
Ca&tSt. L... 351,.Readlng
Col. Coal & Iron.. 3 JRlo Or. Western..
Cotton Oil Cert.... 17s! do pref
Del. & Hudson... 126. Keck Island
DeL. L. & W 157 St. Paul
D. & R. G. pref ..33 1 do pref
Dlst. & C. r. Co.. 94 St. P. & Omaha...
Brie S do pref
do pref 17i Southern PaclnV ..
Ft. Wayne 15G "Sugar Refinery ...
Gr. Xorth. pref... 100 I renn. Coal . Iron.
Chi. & E. I. pref.. 90 Texas Pac'.nV
Hooking Valley... 19 iT. Jfe O. C. pref....
III. Central MJ ll'nlon Pacific
St. P. & Duluth... 20 if. S. Bxpress
Kan. & T. pref. 214!Vab.. Si. L. & P..
Lake K. & W K.a.. do pref
do pref GOtaJWells-Fanso Ex....
Lake Shore 137 (Western I'rJon ...
Lead Trust 27;iWheeling & L. E..
Louts. & Xas-h.... 72, do pref
Iouts. & X. Alb... GVe'Mlr.n. & St. Louis.
Man. Con. ..ye.. ..100)410. & R. G
Mem. & Cfcarles... 10 ;Gcn. Eleetrie
Mich. Central 03 IXbL Unseed
Mo. Pacific 21HCat. Fuel & Iron...
Mobile & Ohio 13 j do pref
Nash. & Chat...- 61 I1L & Texas Cent...
Nat. Cordage 4?iT.. A. A. A-X. M..
do pref Ofclr.. St. L. & 1C C.
X. J. Central S2,! do pref
Xer. & W. pref... II. So. R. R
Xarth Am. Co.... 34l do pref
Xerthen. PaciHc . 2tAm. Tehccco
do pref 15fej do pref
1
1
10
si "4
91
105K
Mlnlnn: Stocks.
SAX FRAXCISCO. Feb. IS. The official dos
ing quotations for mining stocks today were as
follows:
Alta SO SS-Hale & Xorcroes..S0 91
Alpha Con Oilttstlce
Andes SaiMexlcaa 73
Belcher SGSMono . is
Best & Belcher... .StMt. Diablo 16
Bodte Con... 8SJOoddefltaI Can.... 4
Bullion IWOphlr 1 45
Bulwer Coa... ISfOvertnan 11
Challenge Can.... 25T'eteM 49
Chollar 34iSarace 41
Confidence 9Slerra Nevada. ... 5S
Con. Cat. & Ya.. 2 40iler H'll .... 3
' 'on. Imperial . 1 "Silver Kus ... ?0
i'ron l"oict . rs'aion t.n ... 41
Uould . CJtT)'..M 4J
NEW YORK. Feb. IS. Mining stocks today
closed as follows:
Balwer SO
fn nn.l..
..SS 00
... 1 30
.. 25
.. 1 00
..12 75
.. 50
.. 2 50
... 37
... 40
3oiophlr ...V.V.V.
2SiPlymoth .
Cboiiar ..
Crown Point .
Con. Cal. & Ya 2
: SO Quicksilver ...
Deadwood ........
40) do prec
20 Sierra Nevada .
70jBtandard
OOiCnien Con
C2jYellow Jacket
Gould & Curry
Hale & NorcroBs..
Homestake 17
Mexican ..........
Bullion and Exchange.
SAX FRAXCISCO, Feb. IS. Following are the
bank rates for bullion and exchange in this
market; Drafts on sight, Xew York, per S100.
5c; do telegraphic, Vie; sterling bilis on Lon
don. C9-day bank. $4 SS; do sight. $4 SOW; do
commercial, J4 S3H; sliver bars, per ounce,
59K6tc; Mexican dollars. 4SHM9c
LONDON. Feb. IS. Bar silver. 27 7-16d; con
sols. 104 11-lC; Bank of England discount rate,
2 per cent.
London Financial Xetrs.
NEW YORK. Feb. IS. The Evening Post's
London cablegram says: The firmness In sil
ver stocks was again the feature today. The
council drafts sold at rate3 ranging up to 13
pence American stocks were depressed by the
absurd bluster of th sllverites in the tr.at.
Saturday. This course Is strongly condemned
here by all but the bimetalists. London agents
of New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio railroads
gave notice that over S31.0C0.G00 of first mort
gage bonds have been deposited, thus insuring
the carriage of the scheme for a rearrangement
of the capital.
SAN FRAXCISCO TRADE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IS. Flour Net cas.h
prices for family extras, S3 23ff3 33 per bar
rel; bakers' extras, S3 153 23; superfine, S2 10
02 40.
Wheat The week does not open on a. brisk
spot market, while prices shape rather against
the selling interest. Shippers are willing to buy
moderately on a basis of Sl'c for Xo. 1 stand
ard grain, with 6214c per cental for something
of a better quality. Milling shows an easier
feeling, being quoted at Stiii90c per cental.
Walla Walla Is quotable at 75c for fair average
quality, 77&(jS0c for blue-stem, and 67c for
damp.
Barley The market lacks vim. Offerings are
fair, but trade is slow, and the advantage of
the situation Is on the side of buyer:!. Feed,
fair to pood, 72',473?ic; choice, 75c; brewing,
S590c per cental.
Oats The Inquiry this morning was anything
but promising, and business was of slim pro
portions. Prices are easy. Milling oats are
quoted at SI 02V4 1 15 per cental; Sur
prise. SI 051 15; fancy feed, Sljtl 05; good to
choice, 93c$l; fair to good, 9093c; poor to
fair, 824gS7i4c; black. SI 151 30; red. SI 05
1 1TIS; gray, 9697t4c per cental.
Potatoes Good stock in demand at full rates.
Xew quoted at 1VjQ-c per pound; Early Roe.
4560c; River Reds, 2030c; Burbanks. 30g45c;
Oregon Burbanks, 40g90c; Salinas Burbanks.
75c$l; sweets. 50cSl for Rivers, and SI 23
1 50 per cental for choice stock.
Onions Steady at the old range of prices, say
SOcgSl 15 per cental. Cut onions sell for less.
Wool Fall: Free Northern, 7Sic; defective,
57c; Southern and San Joaquin light and free,
5Cc; defective. 3f4c
Hops Quotable at 4Sc per pound, as to qual
ity. Butter Prices are weak, the supplies being
In excess of local wants. Creamery, fancy,
1920c; seconds, 17lSc; imitation. 155316c;
dairy, fancy, 14t415c; good to choice, 124g;Hc;
fair. 108U2C: store lots, 9'10c.
Eggs Easy at closing figures of last week.
California ranch, 17lSc; store lots, 15lGc per
dozen.
Receipts Flour, sacks, 505G: wheat, centals,
5074; barley, centals, 213G; corn, centals. 3SG;
beans, sacks, 593; potatoes, sacks, 653S; onions,
sacks. 406.
Call board: Wheat Easy; May, SS$4c: Decem
ber, 945ic. Barley Inactive; May, 75c; Decem
ber, 74c.
OTHER MARKETS.
CinCAGO, Feb. IS. The effect of today's
small receipts was to give the cattle market a
strong start, and it maintained a firm tone
throughout. Extra 1500 to 1000-pound steers
sold at $3 405 55; light steers, S3 903; cows
and bulls, $2 233 25.
Hogs Steady; export, prime, 3 S5g4 33;
light, S3 901 05; heavy, S4 25.
Sheep The receipts-were comparatively light
for Monday, and there- was a firmer lone to the
market. Common to prime sheep, $2 50S4 23;
lambs, $3 735 40; bulk of the sheep sold at
S3 504.
Receipts Cattle. 13,000; calves, 300; hogs, 44,
000; sheep, 10.000.
OMAHA, Feb. IS. Cattle Receipts, 1400.
Cows and mixed butcher stock In very light
supply. There were all told only about 8 loads,
mostly common stuff. The demand was good.
Cattle sold at about steady prices, but there
was a weak feeling. There was one bunch of
cows good enough to bring $3 10.
Groceries, Etc. in the Eant.
NEW YORK. Feb. IS. Hops Quiet.
Wool Firm.
Copper Easy; brokers" price, S9 75; exchange
price, S9 G3(i9 70. Lead Quiet; brokers' price,
S3 02V4; exchange price. S3 12A. Tin Barely
steady; straits. $13 2513 35; plates, weak.
Spelter Dull: domestic. S3 10.
Coffee Options closed quiet at 513 points net
advance. Spot colfee Rio, steady; No. 7, 16;4c;
mild, quiet and steady.
Sugar Raw, steady: centrifugal, 96 test, 3c;
refined, quiet.
CHICAGO, Feb. IS. Provisions started as
weak as the grain markets, but soon faced about
and wound up higher all around, caused by
buying by Armour and Swift. At the finish
May pork was 1714c higher. May lard 24c and
May ribs 7l-l-c higher. Pork February, ?10 10:
May, $10 30. Lard February, SG 40; May, 50 55
bid. Ribs February, S3 17". : May, S3 33.
Australian "Wool Market.
LOXDOX. Feb. IS. A dispatch from Sydney.
X. S. W., says there is an excellent demand for
wool, especially by foreign buyers. The re
ceipts are decreasing, and prices at the close
on Saturday showed an advance of 5-JilOc on the
week.
SEW TODAY.
WE HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE RESI
dence lots on Vaughn, between 21st and 23J.
belonging to Johnson estate, which we will
cell for one-halt what Is asked for lots around
them: street Improvements made: lots lay two
to three feet above grade. Will be sold on easy
terms. Xo cne offering nicer quarter blocks
fcr $2500. DeLashmutt Sz Sen. 209 Stark St.
TEX THOUSAND DOLLARS IN FIRST
mortrages on Eastern Oregon farms, to trad
for Portland property. They range all the
way from S500 up. are drawing Interest, and
are all well secured. For particulars call on
or addreas DeLashmutt & Son. 203 Stark st.
C( 1 A T AXD "vTOOD DRY VERY BEST IX
VVJiJj town, guaranteed. Brown & Hicks,
foot of Yamhill st. Phone 715.
GREAT BARGAIN.
30 acres, all clear, within 15 minutes wall;
of motor. S100 per acre. E. R. Hickson, Sher
lock building.
LOANS ON LOWEST TERMS
Ample funds to loan at 6 to 10 per cent, on
choice and unimproved property and on first
class notes. F. V. Andrews & Ce.. 131 Third st.
R. S3TZKIN. D. D. S.
Graduate of Penn. college, makes and fills
teeth; most approved systems; first-class ma
terials: will contract to make perfectly satisfac
tory work, or no charge: competitive prices.
Free consultations. First and Morrison, over
Stelnbach's.
LOGS! LOGS!!
Propssals wilt be received until the 1st day of
Merch for the following logs: 1,500.000 feet of
spruce logs, known as mountain spruce, to be
cut since January 1. 1S94; good sound, mer
chantable logs, free from decay and coarse
rough knots. Also 500.000 feet of hemlock logs.
Of the same character, to be barked. Delivery
of the above must be made before June 1. 1S93,
at Portland. Oregon. Terms, 30 and GO davs,
or 2 per cent off for cash. Address Julius Ord
way, 710 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or.
THREE DAYS' AUCTION SALE
Of 70 monuments, tablets and headstcnes. and
6 imported Italian marbie statues, at 720 Front
St.. cor. Hooker, opposite the Falling school.
South Portland. Or. This monumental work Is
aH strictly first-class, and ranges in value, as
usually sold, from S23 to S500. All of the work
is open to lsw at any time, at the above place
This continued sale offers a chance that should
not be o-er looked Jy persons needing memorial
work. You can see. before you buy, and feel
sure of hariBg your purchase set up in season
able time. Any piece bid oft can be Inscribed
and set up. or boxed and delivered oa cars,
team or boat, at once. Or. if not quite ready
to receive, work may remain a month or so. and
be delivered later, on notice. Terms: 23 per
cent cash on day of sale, and balance cash or
approved notes at time of delivery. Sale posi
tive, rain or shine, commencing Feb. 19. at 2
o'clock P. M . and will be he'.d at the same hour
and place for three consecutive days. iz. Tues-
, dav YveSncsay and Thufcda. Feb 19. 20
I and 21. S. L. X. GILMAXr Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALEJTODAY
At Central Auction Rooms, cor. "Alder and Park
sts. The fine furniture, carpets, etc, of 13-room
house. Sale at 10 o'clock sharp. Geo. Baker &
Co., auctioneers.
Memorial work, at 720 Front st, at 2 o'clock
P. M. Also household furniture and bicycles,
at salesroom. No. 46 First st... at 10 A. M.
S. L. N. Gllman. auctioneer.
MEETIXG XOTICES.
A. & A. S. RITE. AINS
WORTH CHAPTER OF
ROSE CROIX. NO. 1. Regu
lar meeting this evening at S
o'clock. Work In 18th degree.
By order
WISE MASTER.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.. OF OREGON.
The monthly meeting of this society will be
held this evening at S o'clock, in the Hotel
Portland. A large attendance is requested.
A. T. HUGGINS, President.
WM. AXDERSOX. Secretary.
DIED.
HOLLEXBECK At Mountain Dale, Or.. Feb.
IS, Adna M. Hollenbeck. aged 29 years, broth
er of W. F. and E. L. Hollenbeck and Mrs. O.
A. WIndfelder. Member of Pacific lodge. I. O.
O. F. San Francisco papers, please copy.
SCHWARTZ-In this city. Feb. 'IS. Miss Mary
E. Schwartz. Funeral from the residence of
her father, 349 Water St.. at P. M. Wednes
day, Feb. 20. Friends respectfully invited to
attend.
SPEAR In this city, Feb. IS. at his mother's
residence. 603 East 11th st-. Harry C Spear,
aged 23 years, 10 months and 10 days. Funeral
notice later.
MATHEW In this city. Feb. 15. C. F. May
hew, aged 72 years and 10 months.
EDWARD HOLMAN. nndcrtaker and
cmbalmer, 4th and Yamhill. Tel. COT.
FINLEY & REIGER, Undertakers and
Emtialmcrs. 145 Fifth. Tel. O.
NEW TODAY.
SMALL" FARM FOR $600 23 ACRES. 22
miles from Portland and 5 miles from railroad
station: house, shed, and 3 acres la cultiva
tion; balance easily cleared: horse, wagon. 2
cows. 2 heifers and plow. DeLashmutt & Son.
209 Stark st.
TO LOAN SUMS FROM $100 TO $700. OX
city or suburban property or other good col
lateral. S. W. King, offica 45 Washington
building.
WANTED TO BORROW. ON CITV PROP
erty, S1000. one year, 10 per cent; no bpnus..
Address X G, care Orcgonian.
510.000. S5000, S3000. S2000, SI600, $1300, ?800
and S500 to loan on mortgages. David S.
Stearns. 240 Washington st.
S300 TO LOAX OX APPROVED REAL Es
tate security; principal only. Cress Bros., The
Dekum. room 45.
WALL PAPER. 10c PER DOUBLE ROLL. AT
Bchofield & Morgan's. 192 Third st.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 320 ACRES OF GOOD
Al land, broken and ready for the plow. In
Douglas county. Wash., section 20, X.. R. 30;
can be put In crop this spring. If party de
sires, will trade for Portland property, or sell
on reasonable terms. For full particulars ap
ply at once to McKInley Mitchell, Gervals. Or.
THIRTEEN ACRES. 11 MILES EAST OF
Portland, on Base Line road; 3 acres In cul
tivation; house and barn; price $&30; must be
sold to settle up an estate. DeLashmutt &
Son, 209 Stark st.
ABOUT 25 FARMS IN YAMHILL COUNTY,
the garden spot of Oregon; all sizes, shapes
and prices. Come and take your pick. De
Lashmutt & Son, 209 Stark st
FOR SALE OR TRADE-S3000 MORTGAGE
on a fine farm worth S8000; will take part
cash, balance city or suburban property. Ad
dress K 8, care Oregonian.
WEST IRVIXGTOX LOTS AXD BLOCKS FOR
sale, in delightful tract; for sale on easy
terms. For particulars apply to A. G. Ryan,
S95 Larrabee st., city. j
PARTIES DESIRIXG TO BUY, SELL OR
trade real estate, read our larce list of bar
gains In Dally Sun. Clinton & McCoy Co.,
234 -Morrison st. - i -
S925 NICE 5-ROOM COTTAGE." CLOVER
dale; corner lot. 50x100; cement cistern: part
cash, balance S 50 per month. E 9, care Ore
gonian. BARGAIN LOT IN GLENWOOD PARK.
near school and church. Inquire Snell, Heitshu
& Woodard Co.
BARGAIN QUARTER BLOCK. 3 COTTAGES.
East 11th st.; car line. Call 203 Portland Sav
ings bank.
FIVE ACRES. NEAR MOUNT TABOR, AT A
bargain. S. B. Riggen & Co., S3ft Third St.,
room G.
160-ACRE FARM TO EXCHANGE FOR ORE
gon town property. M. Griffin. Cottonwood. Cal.
GEXUIXE BARGAIXS IX LOTS, ACREAGE.
farms; 5c fare. O. R. Addlton. Lent's. Or.
FOR SALE LOT 3. BLOCK 10, PIEDMONT;
S300. U 1, care Oregonian.
TO EXCHANGE.
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXCHAXGE A FARM
of 1624 acres, on the East Umpqua river.
Douglas county. Oregon, for a house and lot
en the East Side. This farm has 35 acres. In
a high state of cultivation, and good build
ings; Is unencumbered, and valued at $2300.
Any offer must bo free from encumbrance
DeLashmutt & Son, 209 Stark st.
WAXTED TO TRADE A 7-ROOM HOUSE
for cordwood, to be delivered next August.
G. W. Allen. 126 Third st.
FOR RENT FARMS.
FARMS FOR REXT 42 ACRES, ALL CLEAR,
G miles northeast of Vancouver, Wash.; house,
barn, etc.; price, $81 per year. 20 acres, SVi
miles from city: 10 acres clear, balance pas
ture; 2 houses, 2 barns: price, $20 per month.
13 acres, adjoining Kenllworth; 230 fruit trees,
house, barn, etc.; 5-cent fare; price, $20 per
month. 500 acres, near Brown3ville, Or. : rent
on shares: 230 acres In cultivation. DeLash
mutt &. Son. 209 Stark st.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR" SALE ORvTlLXcTiaGFOR
household furniture An almost new upright
piano and a Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chine, of the latest make. Apply to Central
Auction Rooms, cor. Alder and Park sts.
FOR FULL-BLOOD CHICKENS AXD EGGS
of all popular varieties, write or see John
VInce & Son, at Vancouver Commission House,
131 Front st. We buy, sell on commission,
or trade. Satisfaction guaranteed.
FOR SALE-CHEAP A NUMBER OF FULL
blood buff cochin cockerels suitable for this
year's breeding. Call on H. S. Loomls, Ore
gonian ofilce.
$2500 WILL BUY A WELL - EQUIPPPED
lodging-house cf 30 rooms, on Third St.. doing
a good business. DeLashmutt & Son, 209
Stark st.
ATTENTION. DOCTORS FOR SALE A KOD
ern operating chair, at a great bargain. S. W.
King, office 45 Washington building.
SECOXD-HAND MACHIXERT; DAXA. AL
bee & Walker now occupy their new premises.
East Water st., cor. Taylor.
SEEDLIXGS. PEAR AXD APPLE. FOR SALE.
Address Thos. J. Davis. Portland. Or.
FISCHER PIANO. IN FINE CONDITION;
must be sold; $135 cash. Foss music store.
FOR SALE A GOOD FOOT-LATHE, WITH
many other things. 539 Rodney ave.
HELP WAXTED MALE.
STENOGRAPHER AXD BOOKKEEPER-OF
good commercial training: give references:
state age and salary expected first year. Z 10,
care Oregonian.
WAXTED 200 5IEX TO UNLOAD SCHOOX
ers; best beer on the coast: 2c per schooner;
Xew York Barrel House, 25 Xorth Third st.
TEACHER FOR TEACHING THE SPANISH
language, Espagnol preferred. Address F 2,
care Oregonian.
YOUNG MAN HONEST. WITH LITTLE
cash: steady place; good pay; 110 experience.
246 Lincoln.
LVXCH-WAITER AT DEXVER KITCHEN.
228 First st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
GIRL STROXG YOUXG GIRL, TO DO SEC
ond work and assist in care of children. Call
after 10 A. M. at 654 Johnson st. (old number.
452).
HOUSEWORK YOUXG GIRL TO ASSIST IX
general work; sleep at home. Apply 121 Sev
enth St., cor. Washington.
HOUSEWORK SETTLED WOMAN TO DO
general work in small family. Apply S3
North 17th st.
HOUSEWORK GIRL TO DO GENERAL
work, references required. 561 Hoyt st.
HOUSEWORK A GIRL
work. Apply 315 11th st.
FOR GEXERAL
f nJix Zj
SfTEATIOX WAXTED MACE.
SITUATION'S WAXTED-BYMAN.VND WIFE
(German), city or country; or would work u
ranch on shares. G S. care Oregonian.
SITUATIONS WAXTED FEMALE-
Domestlcs.
SITUATION WANTED TO DO GEXERAL
housework or cooking. 311 Marshall st.. be
tween 14th and 13th.
SITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED
lady, to do light housework or sewing. Call
315 Couch st.
SITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH
girl, to ilo second or general housework. 509
Northrop st.
SITUATION WAXTED IX EAST PORTLAXD
By a good German girl. Apply 127 East
loth st.
SITUATION WANTED BY SWEDISH GIRL,
to do second work and plain sewing. 'SOS Davis
street.
SITUATION WANTED BY NEAT YOUNG
girl, to do general housework. 65 North 9th st.
SITUATION WANTED BY A GIRL. TO DO
general housework. 547 Madison st.
WAXTED AGENTS.
The Troy Laundry Co., at 214 Grand avc Port
land, Or., will make liberal terms on applica
tion to any persons taking an agency for them.
Write at once. All goods shipped them will
receive prompt attention and good service.
Agents In every state, en salary and commis
sion; agents making $25 tp $50 weekly. Eu
rcua Chemical & Mfg. Co.. La Crosse. Wis.
LADY AGENTS WAXTED IN EVERY TOWN
on this coast, to handle the Crystal Beautifler.
Address Crystal Toilet Co.. Portland. Or.
WAXTED TO REXT.
TWO YOUXG LADIES AVANT TWO OR
three bright, clean, centrally located rooms,
with privilege of light housekeeping; "refer
ences exchanged. Address Y 6, care Orego
nian. WAXTED A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
house of about 7 rooms: northwest part of
city, one year, at moderate rent; references.
Reply U 9, care Oregonian.
OXE LARGE AXD OXE SMALLER ROOM,
partly furnished; state location and rent. Ad,
drcss Ron., care Oregonian.
WAXTED anSCELLANEOUS.
WANTED A 'VRACTKALPLACER-MiNER'!,
with a few hundred dollars, to take interest in
a machine for separating gold from dry dirt
or sand. A sure success. Address X G, care
Oregonian.
THE GILMAN AUCTION AND COMMISSION
Company. Ko. 46 First St., between Ash 'and
Pine, will pay cash for the furniture of resi
dences. WAXTED TO BUY HOUSE AXD LOT, TO
be paid by monthly installments; state loca
tion, price, etc Address W 9, care Orego
nian. ACTIVE. EXERGETIC MAN WANTS TO
rent, on shares, small fruit or onion ranch:
must have some stock. V 7, care Oregonian.
WANTED FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD FUR
nlture. carpets, etc. to any amount. Apply
854 Alder oc Geo. Baker & Co.
WAXTED TO EXCHANGE DRESSMAKING
for all kinds of goods. Address G 7, care Ore
gonian. Highest price paid for household goods, carpets,
stove3, etc Loeffier & Conn, 263 Front st.
WAXTED AX ORGAN; MUST BE IN GOOD
order. H 7, care Oregonian.
FOR RENT.
Rooms.
AT THE NEWCASTLE. COR. THIRD AND
Harrison Bts. Rooms, furnished or unfur
nished; steam, gas. hot baths, free telephone,
dining-room; references. J. D. Hart and C C
Newcastle, owners. Mrs: Coovert. manager.
SEVENTH ST., 74. COR. OAK A NICE SUN
ny front room, with fire and use of bath, suit
able for man and wife or two gentlemen; rent
,$9; also single front room, with use of bath;
rent $5.
AT THE PORTSMOUTH. COR. PARK AND
Alder; very central Nicely furnished, clean,
homelike rooms; baths, parlor, office, tele
phone; furnished housekeeping rooms.
NEW ARLINGTON. 268 STARK ST.. OPPO
site Chamber of Commerce Fine large suites.
$4; single. $1 50 and upward; hot baths, gas.
NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE RE
fuscd for either single, suites or housekeeping
rooms, at the Xew Plaza. 207 Third st.
AT THE GOODNOUGH BUILDING. FIFTH
and Yamhill, fifth floor Furnished rooms, en
suite or single; modern Improvements.
THE RICHMOND. YAMHILL, COR, PARK
Rooms from $0 up; transients a specialty; fres
baths and all modern conveniences.
TENTH ST., NEAR MORRISON FURNISH
cd rooms, with heat, hot and cold water and
bath. Call at 327 Morrison.
AT 406 FIRST ST. FURNISHED FROXT
room, either lady or gentleman, with or with
out board.
THIRTEENTH ST., 20G. OX CAR LINE
Nicely furnished, cheerful front room; rent
moderate.
SUITES AND SINGLE ROOMS, reasonable:
housekeeping. 203 First, Farmers' & Mechan.
TAYLOR ST.. 492 TWO PLEASANT, WELL
furnisiied front rooms, single or en suite.
WASHINGTON ST.. 313',A. THE LAFAYETTE
Rooms, from ?5 per month and up.
YAMHILL ST.. 2S114. ABOVE HAT STORE
Neat, quiet furlushed rooms.
Roonia With Hoard.
COLUMBIA ST.. 392 FINELY FURNISHED
suite of rooms, suitable for two or four, in
private family: bouse all modern: a nice, quiet
home, with all Its privileges; references ex
changed. "THE HESPERIAN" WILL BE THOROUGH
ly renovated and prices reduced to suit the
times; excellent white cook; suites, $53 to $65,
fcr two people; single rooms, $23 to $40.
FLANDERS ST.. 510 PORTLAXD WOMEN'S
Union boarding - house, for young women:
terms, including 10 pieces of washing, 3 to $7
per week, according to room.
HOYT ST., 631 SUITE OF ROOMS. FUR
nlshed or unfurnished, with board; pleasant
surroundings; terms moderate.
TIURTEENTH ST.. 261 A VERY DESIRA
ble suite of rooms, unfurnished, or will fur
nish to suit; excellent table.
ALDER ST.. 474 NEWLY FURNISHED
room, with or without board; private family;
very reasonable.
THE McKEXZIE. 334 YAMHILL ST.. COR.
Seventh Nicely furnished rooms, with or with
out board.
FOURTEENTH ST., 269, COR. JEFFERSOX
Pleasantly furnished rooms, with board.
YAMHILL ST.. 391 DESIRABLE FROXT
rooms, with board.
TWELFTH ST.. 211 TWO UXFURNISHED
rooms, with board.
Housekeeping- Rooms.
JEFFERSON ST., COR. THIRD, OVER GRO
cery Desirable furnished rooms, for light
housekeeping; rent reasonable; no children.
TENTH ST.. 101, COR. STARK XICELY
furnished rooms, for gentlemen or man and
wife, with privilege of housekeeping.
TENTH ST.. 215 2 OR 3 UXFURNISHED
rooms, suitable for housekeeping, first or sec
ond floors.
EVERETT ST.. 4SS, XEAR 11TH TWO FUR
nished rooms, for housekeeping; closets and
bath.
FIRST, 372K XEWLY FURNISHED OR UN
furnished rooms, for housekeeping: also rooms.
HALL ST.. 347 3 NICELY FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms, reasonable.
MILL ST.. 329-3 UXFURXISHED ROOMS,
for housekeeping, $4 per month.
YAMHILL ST.. 415-3 FURXISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms; reference.
Houses.
rOR REXT A XEW 7-ROOMED HOUSE,
with brick basement: large pantry; good bath
room; within two blocks of street-car line.
Inquire at room 93 The Dekum.
FOR REXT FURXISHED 9-ROOM HOUSE,
centrally located; furniture will be sold at a
sacrifice: boarders will stay. If agreeable. Ad
dress L 2, care Oregonian.
FOR REXT 9-ROOM HOUSE. WITH BASE
ment. furnace and ail modern Improvements.
426 Burnside sL Inquire next door.
THIRD ST. FLATS OF 4 OR S ROOMS. Op
posite plaza. M. C Lyon, 124 First, or H.
Ackerman, 219 Washington st.
FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE. 571 SEVENTH;
5-room bouse, 334 Lincoln; 5-room bouse, 338
Lincoln. Inquire 369 Grant.
FOR RENT A PLEASANT, NEW HOUSE,
cor. 24th and Marshall, on 100x100; rent $43.
Apply 635 Irving st.
FOR RENT HOUSE 3 ROOMS. CLOSET
and pantry; water free; $5. Clinton & Mc
Coy. 2S1 Morrison.
FOR RENT HOUSES AND STORES IX ALL
parts of city. Henry Ackerman, 219 Wash
ington st.
FOR REXT.
Houses.
FOR REXT A COMFORTABLY FURXISHED
S-room house, for 6 months or longer. 73S
Hoyt st.
FOR REXT HOUSE. 447 SEVENTH ST. IX
. quire Wcodard. Clarke & Co.. First and Al
der sts.
Honses For Rent, Furniture For Sale.
EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE FOR RENT AXD
furniture for sale. Inquire I. F. Powers. 190
First st.
Storey.
FIRST ST.. XEXT FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
and Salmon, near Third. Inquire M. C Lyon.
.. ruai, wr n. Aoiermaa, -j asmngton su
FOR REXT STORES 47 FIRST ST. AND 4C
ber of Commerce.
Churches.
FOR REXT THE COXGREGATIOXAL
church, on the corner of Jefferson and Second
sts.. for religious meetings or lectures, at
very reasonable terms. Apply to G. C Love.
344 Front St., or J. Henry Brown, 547 Fourth
street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Brassworks.
Francis Bros. Brass castings and finished work
made to order: blacksmlthing, and machinery
repaired. 282 East Water st. Telephone 5003.
Iron Works.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS HEINTS & CO..
cor. 2d and D sts., manufacturers machines,
blacksmith. and foundry wks. building fronts.
Stockholders' Meeting:
STOCKHOLDERS" MEETIXG THE ANXUAL
meeting of stockholders of the Baby Home
will be held In room 207 Worcester block. In
this city, on Tuesday, March 12, 1S93, at 3
o'clock P. M.. for the election of a board of di
rectors for the ensuing year.
F. S. AKIX. Secretary.
Storage.
STORAGE OF ANY DESCRIPTION CAN BE
had reasonably at Pacific dock. Nos. 226 and
228 Front st. Advances made If desired.
Miscellaneous-.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE IN THE COUNTY
Court for the county of Multnomah, state of
Oregon Notice Is hereby given that in the
matter of the estate of Levi White, deceased,
letters testamentary have been issued, out of
the above-entitled court, to the undersigned,
as executrix of the last will and testament
of said deceased, and that she has qualified
and entered upon the discharge of her duties
as such. Therefore, all persons having claims
against the said estate are requested to pre
sent the same to me, propery verified, as by
law required, at the ofilce of Messrs. Bro
naugh, McArthur. Fenton & Bronaugh. attor-neys-at-law,
rooms Nos. C31, 632. 634. 636 and
638 Chamber of Commerce building, Portland,
Oregon, within six months from the date
hereof. Dated this 2d day of February, 1893.
ZIPPORAH WHITE.
Executrix of the last will and testament of
Levi White, deceased.
Messrs. Bronaugh. McArthur, Fenton &
Bronaugh, and Messrs. Dolph. Mallory,
Simon & Strahan, Attorneys for Exe
cutrix. UMBRELLAS MADE, repaired' and recovered.
Meredith. IBS 2d, near Morrison. No agents.
FINANCIAL.
Money to Loan.
TO LOAN WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN
small sums on real estate security, city or
suburban. DeLashmutt & Son,. 207-209 Stark
street.
BONDS AXD WARRAXTS OF OREGOX.
Washington and Idaho bought and sold.
Cruther3 & Morris, 30S Chamber of Com.
MOXEY TO LOAX $2500 ON CITY PROP
erty. West Side, for two or three years. De
Lashmutt &. Son. 207-209 Stark st.
ABUNDANT MOXEY TO LOAN, same day ap
plied for; all kinds securities. D. A. Epsteyn.
614 Chamber of Commerce.
MONEY TO LOAN LONG OR SHORT-TIME
personal security; also mortgages. David S.
Stearns. 246 Washington st.
MONEY TO LOAX ON ALL CLASSES OF SE
curity. Pacific Loan & Trust Co., rooms 36
and 37 Sherlock building.
MOXEY TO LOAX "OX IMPROVED AND UN
improved city real estate. E. R. Hickson,
Sherlock building.
$20 TO $500 TO LOAN ON FURXITURE OR
good collateral. H. Mann & Co., room 66 The
Dekum.
MONEY TO LOAN IX SUMS TO SUIT; NOTES
and mortgages bought. R. I. Eckerson Sz Co.,
room 10, Washington building.
$3000 TO LOAN ON .WEST SIDE CENTRAL
property, for from one to five years. DeLash
mutt & Son, 207-209 Stark st.
THIRTY AND NINETY-DAY LOANS: SUMS
to suit. W. II. Nunn. 11 Washington block.
Money to lean on chattels or any satisfactory
security. C. W. Pallett. 45 McKay building.
MOXEY TO LOAX OX HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
personal security or good collaterals. S. W.
KIXG. formerly of Olds & King, room 45
Washington building. S. E. cor. 4th and Wash.
MONEY LOAXED OX. FURXITURE. PIAXOS.
salaries, real estate, or any good securities;
warrants or time-checla bought: easy terms.
F. W. Graves, 814-13-16 Chamber Commerce
TO LOAN $6000. BY PRIVATE PARTY, OX
first mortgage on Improved city proporty; no
commission; to run from 2 to 5 years. Ad
dress, stating location of property, V G, care
Oregonian.
PERSONAL.
WAXTED GIRL OR WIDOW, AGED IS TO
30, one with some money or property pre
ferred; my age 32; weight 163; own my home
and have some money; give full particulars
first letter; all letters answered; object, mat
rimony. Address K 9, care Orcgonian.
LADY WISHES A GEXTLEMAN FRIEXD
who will loan $15,000; take first mortgage on
three blocks river - front business property
until such a time a3 can lease or sell. Call on
or address M. Bane, 374 East Clay st., Port
land, Or.
GEORGE: YOUR LETTER RECEIVED, AXD
contents entirely satisfactory. . Will sec you as
requested. PERKS.
THIS IS XOT TALK. BUT TRUTH SICK
headache cured by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
GEXTLEMEN HAVING CAST-OFF CLOTK
ing to dispose of. address 231 Burnside st.
nUSIXESS CHANCES.
OLDEST AXD BEST HOTEL IN PORTLAND
for sale on easy terms; or will trade for other
property; owner has grown old and rich in
the business, and wishes to retire and take
things easy. This is a splendid chance for a
young roan. DeLashmutt & Son, 207-209 Stark
street.
TOR SALE FRUIT. CANDY AND CIGAR
store: good location: low rent; living room3
attached: at a sacrifice. Room IS, 13354 First
street.
GEXERAL MERCHAXDISE BUSINESS FOR
sale; about $2000; good business; good Valley
town. Address D 10, care Oregonian.
WAXTED TO TRADE A NICE HOUSE IX
University Park for billiard or pool tables.
G. W. Allen. 12C Third st.
FOR REXT SMALL BUTTER DAIRY,
dress Z S. care Oregonian.
INSURANCE.
THAMES AXD MERSEY
MARIXE IXSURAXCE COMPANY
OF LIVERPOOL.
Agency in Portland at No. 233 Washington sL
G. ROSENBLATT, Agerft.
Capital 2,000.000
Deposit In Oregon $ 50,000
Reserve fund On addition) 423,000
LOST AXD FOUXD.
$10 REWARD I WILL GIVE A REWARD
of $10 for the arrest and conviction of any
person caught stealing the Daily or Sunday
Oregonian south of Alder st. South Routo
Agent.
LIBERAL REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF
my Irish setter dog, Fred. No questions asked.
H. C Malcolm. Portland hotel.
LEATHER FINDINGS.
THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO. WHOLE
sale saddlers and harness manufacturers.
Leather and saddlery hardware. 74 Front st.
HERBERT BRADLEY & CO., 73 FROXT ST..
Importers of choe manufacturers' goods, shoe
store supplies, blackings, dressings, etc
AUCTION AXD COMMISSION.
A. B. RICHARDSOX
AUCTIOXEER
Office. 246 Washington st-, bet. 2d and 3d.
Residence at the cor. of Fifth and College sts.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
ALLFN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS,
cor. Nurtn iront aaa u sis., rcrnanu, ur
PROFESSIOXAL CARDS. - V j
Attorneys.
GEORGE. GREGORY & D UNI WAY.
M. C Oecrge. W. M. Gregory. R. R. Dunlway
ATTORXEYS-AT-LAW.
Chamber cf Commerce. Portland. Or.
J. S. WIXCHESTER. ATTORXEY-AT-LAW
44 Sherlock bldg. Portland. Or. Notary Public
EMMOXS & EMMOXS. ATTORNEYS '-AT-law.
609 to 613 Chamber of Commerce , .
Chiropodists nnd Manicures.
MRS. DR. ADAMS. CHIROPODIST. MAXI
ccre and pedicure parlors. Raleigh buildlns.
Sixth and Washington sts.
Educntlonal.
PRIVATE CLASS IX PHONOGRAPHY AND
typewriting opens March 4; shortest practical
method, day and evening class; Instructions,
with use of machine, materials a. books. S3
monthly: no payments until found satisfac
tory. Inquire 391 Harrison.
PRACTICAL ENGINEERING SCHOOL. 203
Goodnough bldg.. Portland. Or.: day. evening.
THE STUDIO OF FINE ARTS. 46 Washington
blk. Drawing, painting, elocution, music
Fine Arts.
THE STUDIO OF FINE ARTS. 46 WASH
Ington block.
Massage.
ESPECIAL SOUTHERN LADY GIVES MAG
netlc massage, with hot and cold baths; re
freshing and restful: gentlemen's patronage
requested. Room SI new Dekum building.
cor. Third and Washington.
MASSAGE GIVEN BY A SPANISH LADY.
Mrs. Miranda, 124 Seventh su, room 1.
3Iedlnmn nnd Clairvoyants.
MRS. WALLACE. THE WONDERFUL
clairvoyant and life-reader: consult her on
all business affairs, love troubles, absent
friends; she has no equal: restores lost lova
by sympathy. 167 First st. parlore 4 and 3.
MRS. A. J. SMITH. MEDIUM AND MAO
netlc healer: vapor baths. 2234 First st.
GYPSY QUEEN FORTUNE - TELLER LA
diea, 50c; gentlemen. $1. 267 Salmon st.
MRS. MOORE. CLAIRVOYANT MEDIUM,
rooms 21 and 22. First and Salmon sts.
Music.
MRS. FRANK WEBSTER HINSDALE WILL
open the term for vocal instructions Jan. 1.
For information call or add. The Hill, morn's.
S. I. Crave!!, teacher of vocal technique and
singing, opera and concert. 407 Marquam bldg.
STUDIO OF FINE ARTS. 46 Washington blk.
Private entertainments supplied with talent.
ZITHER, guitar and flute instruction given.
Prof. Konrad's studio. 3604 Washington st.
COOK'S MUSICAL INSTITUTE. The Ablngton.
Physicians.
MRS. DR. WEGENER. PRIVATE HOME FOR
all female diseases: separate rooms for ladles
before and during confinement; have enlarged
and arranged my home to suit rich and poor;
irregularities cured in one day; guaranteed:
no instruments; regular physician of long and
successful practice; travelers attended: no
delay; all business strictly confidential; babies
adopted. 419 Eddy st.. San Francisco.
Splrltnnllsts.
MRS. ADDIE R SMITH, TEST MEDIUM.
1814 First st.. parlors 22 and 23.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HERMAN METZGER. PURCHASER OF
hides, pelts, furs, wool and tallow, and general
commission merchant. Front st.. near Main.
Portland. Or. Liberal cash advances on con
signments. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS
and commission merchants. Overland Ware-
house, cor. Fourth and D sts.
ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO
duce merchants. Front & D sts.. Portland. Or.
Sutton & Beebe, commission, insurance, clipper
ships from New York; steel rails, pig iron.
H. E. BATTIN & CO.. COMMISSION MER
chants and produce dealers, 134 Front st.
J. O'CONNOR. GROCERIES AND COMMIS
sion. cor. Front and Alder sts.
VIIOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
BLUMAUER - FRANK DRUGTCcCrCORNER
Fourth and Morrison sts., Portland, Or.
SNELL. HEITSHU & WOODARD CO.. Es
tablished In 1831. Portland. Or.
SAVINGS BANK-
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANX"
OF OREGON.
129 First Street.
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS. S3S3.CC8
A general trust company and banking busi
ness transacted.
BENJ. I. COHEN . . .. President
H. L. PITTOCK. L. G. CLARKE VIce-Pres.
E. J. ALTSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA...Secretarles
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND. OR.
Designated Depository and Financial Agent of
of the United States.
President HENRY FAILING
Vice-President H. V. CORBETT
Cashier G. E. WITHINGTON
Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK
Second Assistant Cashier W. C ALVORD
Lettera of credit issued, available In Europe
and the Eastern States.
Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold
on New York, Boston. Chicago. St. Louis. St.
Paul. Omaha, San Francisco and the principal
points In the Northwest.
Sight and time bills drawn in sums to suit
on London. Paris, Berlin, Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Hong Kong.
Collections made on favorable terms at all
accessible points.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND.
PAID UP CAPITAL. $500,000 00.
President JOHN J. VALENTINB
Vice-President . R L. DURHAM
Cashier EDWARD COOKIXGHAM
Assistant Cashier R. M. DOOLY
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSI
NESS. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold
en New York. Boston. Chicago. Omaha, St.
Paul. Bt. Louis. Kansas City, Denver and Saa
Francisco,
Exchanges sold on principal cities in Eu
rope, and on Hong Kong. Collections a spe
cialty. BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Incorporated by Royal Charter 1SC2.
PAID-UP CAPITAL $3,000,009
RESERVE 1.375,000
Head office. 60 Lombard street. London.
Branches Portland, San Francisco, Seattle.
Tacoma. and in British Columbia, Victoria.
Vancouver, New Westminster, Nanaimo, Kam-
loops. Nelson.
A Gneral Banking and Exchange Business
transacted. Loans made. Bills discounted.
Commercial credits granted. Deposits received
on current account, subject to check. Interest,
paid on time deposits.
J. W. CURTIS. Acting Manage-.
LADD & TILTON. BANKERS
Established in 1859.
Transact a General Banking Business.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on favorablo
terms.
Letters of credit issued available in Europe
and the Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers
sold on New York, Washington. Chicago, St.
Louis. Denver, Omaha. San Francisco. an
various points in Oregon. Washington, Idaho.
Montana, and British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Paris, Berlin,
Frankfort and Hong Kong.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON.
J. FRAXK WATSOX President
W. C. JOHNSON.. Vice-President
H. F. McELROY. Cashier
R. W. HOYT... Assistant Cashier.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Drafts and letters of credit issued, available
In all parts of the world.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK-
LIMITED.
Authorised Capital $3,500,009
Paid up 2,450.00
Reserve fund 000.009
Head office. 73 Lombard street, London.
This bank transacts a general banking and
exchange buslnero, makes Ioan3, discounts' bills
and issues commercial and travelers credits,
available in any city in the world.
Chamber of Commerce building. Third and
Stark streets.
W. MACKINTOSH. Manaxer.
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Drafts Issued available In all cities of the United
States and Europe.
President DOXALD MACLEAY
First Vice-President TYLER WOODWARD
Second Vice-President JACOB KAMMT
Cashier FRANK C. MILLER