TJTF. MORNING QBEGONIAJf, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY . 27, 19Q0.
11
COMMERCIAL AND
The mark Mtaattea yeroar prcpantoe bat
few fcttwM C sosclel tatorosl The wheat
markets, wtae esses Jet snuitrdar w r
tbe bottoai, neowoa an yesaenlnr a snae worse
than antereefte cioee, aaa there -wm -racy MtOe
doing in aar dirocttoa. Anoog tbe produce
markets tb oar raaaea noticeable -was eggs,
which am tnmMty aroaplBg downward, sales
being made roetsrdar an low a IBfcc wtta free
cases la stagfe-cnee lots dealers wen still sell
ing at 18c eed ceoaetoMllr lUfrs. Caltforata
butter i canine aloag moat too freely for a
Arm market tor the Oregon stock. Potatoes are
aay with lighter reoatsto r ret order. Oats are
steady.
Baalc CIoariBRH.
.Xacaasnees. Balance.
fortlan U. glLI 5S
Seattle ................... 8M.4BS 8S,4oe
Spokane ....... JB .W2
Tacoma . JBLStt
,sk
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Orala, Flear, Bte.
The local wheat Market Is nominally b
r hanged, with a woalior tone. Baeea on present
freight rata, wemm eapertere agure oat WM
a an extras quotation, and refuse to quote
ab e that arte. Others seem to think that tbe
cereal is worth about a cent more, and are
ju t'ng Sc and patriae; Wc Valley h easy at
52 ..Tv' blueataaa at SB6c Fretghto are Arm
but inactive, no mv engagement betas re
p ri yeeterdar.
"ft heat Qnatatlaaii aoratael; "Walla Walla, 63
g 54 Valler. te. Maestera. BCMc per bushel.
Fltsr -Beet grades. J T. graham. $2 W.
i perfl-, ft M per barreL
dj-Whtte. iSCJMc; gray. wS4e; stained.
29-5 30c per bathe!
1 rle Veed. fl4lo. brewing. ?J18 ret
ter
MUletaefs Bran, flftBtS per ton; Hrieettngs.
f 1R1 eborte. .$ltl. chop. $14.
Hay Steady; tteaoth. $1O011; clever. $7Q
7 80, Oregon wild hay. $407 per ton.
Vegetables, Fralt, Btc.
Vegetabfao Pawnlps. $1; carrots, $1; turnips.
9"c nntoa. H M0C SO per cental; cabbage,
IV per pound, potatoes, SOftite per sack,
sweet potatoes. SHwttfcc per pound.
Fruit LeaaoiMs. $2 M08. oranges. ? 73
j - box for navels, ft for seedlings, tangerines,
$1 7C Japanese oranges, TSceM Pr box:
j neapples $4 B0e per dosen, bananas. ?2 M
6 3 per bunch. Persian dates. 7Sc per pound,
1 1 pies. $1 9 1 SO. pears. 7ftc?l 36 per box;
crarberrles. t 6007 per barrel for Ilwaoo,
f 7 76g for Kaertant
lried fruit ppbw, evaporated. 7 9 Sc pet
pvund, sun-dried, sack or boxes, 496c; pears.
trun and evaporated, &0c. pluats, pltlese, 4
I -30, prunes, Italian, Hrfc. sliver, extra
(huice 6c. ngs, Smyrna, 22te. California
black. S09c. du white. 10c per pound.
Bntter, Bess, PeHltry, Btc.
Butter Fancy creamer'. S4C6c. seconds, 4Ey
t dairy. XW7fcc, store. tW2c per roll.
Fggs 121Sc per dosen for Oregon.
P ultry-Chlchens, mixed. S S0ftK : bens,
$4 M?i ducks, COffu B0. geese. $ W 60 pet
4 sen turkeys. Uva. 10dUc; droesed. 1214c
rr pound
Game-Mallard ducks. $;' widgeon. $1 S02,
teal ?11 M per doaea.
Cheese Full cream, twins. 12tt18c; Toung
America. 14 p
Sreceries, A'Hts, Btc.
Coffee Mocha, tStWfec; Java, fancy. 23c;
lata, good, MMc. iava, ordlosrj. 1880c:
Coeta loa. tanoy. lc. do good. lafilSc. 6
ordinary, Mlc per pound; Cohmtbte. roast,
$1 76 per ease, Arbuckle's, $14 36, Lion,
f 13 26.
Sugar -Cuba. $6 16: crushed, $6 86: pow
dered, $5 86, dry granulated, cane, $6 86; beet.
f5 26. extra C, $4 St. golden C, $4 72 set.
half barrels, 14c more than barrels; Bap'.
Mgar, 15Mc per pound.
Beane Smell white. Sfec; bayoa, 4e; Lima. 6c
per pound.
Salmon Crtumbia river. 1-pound tails, $1
1 60, 2 -pound tolls, $h$2 SO; fancy. 1 - pound
flats, $1 6S1 76. -pound fancj flats, 86fec
Alaska. 1 -pound tails, $1 31 SO. 2-pound tails,
$1 90r 2S
Orain bags-Calcutta. $77 10 per 100 for
anot f MUJ 62 for Jult -August.
Nuti Parmhta. JuYMaWd U
1W
ttt roasted; cocoanuta, wb per
10611c per pound; ntae nuts. 16c; hickory nuts.
7 chestnuts. 16c. Brasll. lie. filberts 16c:
fancy pecans, 124M4; almands. 16 17H& P'
pound.
i oal oH-Caeea. xlc per gallon: barreK
ITHc. tanks. 16Hc
Rice Island. Hc: Japan. 8H: Xew Orleans,
tecc. fancy bead. $77 SO per sack.
Meat hr Previsions.
Mutton Orops, beat sheen, wethers and ewes,
$4Ti 20. dmuied mutton, 77fcc per pound.
Hoge-OrsM). cholee beav. 6. Hght. $4 60:
dressed, Ac per pound.
Beer Orose, tap steers, $44 SO; cows, $8 M
4 dressed beef. H7c per pouna
eal Large. 76c par pound; small, 8
Wfrc
Provbuon PortUnd pack SMeid brand):
Hams, amalioa. are auoted at IStfrc per pound,
l.lcnlc hams &c per pound, breakfast ba-n
lMyc bseoa. altc. backs. Wc. dr salt sides.
e. , dried beef. 17c per pound, bird. 6-pound
palls, 10c. M-pound path, tfce; SOa, hC.
tierce. OVac per pound. Eastern pack (Ham
ponds) Xamn. large, ISc. medium, lSMc
email lic. plcntc name. c, shoulders. 8tc.
hreakfast bacon. lEc; drj. mH sides 8U8Sc;
buoon sides. hCHOc. backs, lc. butts, be. lard,
pure leaf. Kettle rendered. 6s, lOtfc. Ms, 19bo
Maps, AVeel. Ml(Jes, Bto.
Mops-39e per pound.
.ool Vallet. lltUc for eoaroa. fc for
best Eastern Oregon. 8dM4; mohair. 2tS0e
per pound
Bheeptiuv4hbartlns. IfdJMc; ahart-wool. 38
P36c, medium-wool. W0c; Jong-wool, frft$l
each
Pelto Bear skins, each, a to pise. J1S.
cub, each. fUft Jbadger. ack. Mh14c. wtld
rat 26MOc housecat 5 lOcS'TOx, common
pra 40tJc. do red $1 2t 76. do cross. $2 M
t 0 lynx. $1 0r2 60 mink, SOcfftl 26. mar
t.n, dark Kortbern. $48. do pate, pine. $1 23
it S muskrat. 12c. skunk 2640c. otter
and) $fPa, panther, with head and daws per
fect $1M. raccoon 2C80c. wolf. mounUIn,
v Hh head pertect. $S tKNS. wolverine. $2 S06.
1 cr. PT , large. J7, do medium, pet
k i fhfft. o small, per skla. $lC. do klu,
ber skin, S0c4Ml.
Tallow 6uHm Ma. 2 and grease. SM44 P
r vnd
Hides Dry hides, Xa. I. 1 pounds and up
ward 16nKc. rr kta. Mo. 1. 6 to 1 pounds,
J per pound; 4rr aaU Ko. 1. under 5 pounds.
ir.Gc dtr saJtod, one-third less than dry
f t salted ntdwa, sound steers, W pounds and
,.r 8-jpc. do SO to 0 pounds. SCSHc; d
urJer SO pounds and opwe, 7rrec, kip. IS tr3
1 i,i li 7c. do val. 10 to 14 pounds. THc
do c-a'f under N pbuao. 7c: green (unealtM).
K per pound less, culls (bulls, stage, moth
eaten, badly cut. scored hair supped, weather
Veaten or grubby), one-third less.
XKW YORK STOCK MARKET.
RallreadVa Brake Anvay Frew tke Ih
awhtrlals mm 4 Specialties.
NEW TORK Feb. 24, -Tbe most notable
feature of todu s ftvcrlsh stock market was
the fact that the railroad department appar
ent!) succeeded In breaking away from tbe In
fluence of the Industrials and apectaittos and In
dlCerentiattng the unde4rabh dements of
stocks la that department from tke demoralisa
tion and weal en em in the others. The railroads
su cumbed m tbe earl dealings to the aympa
Ihetk Influence of tbe violent deennns among
the Industrials, but during the day a conadent
demand nwaiif up for a aumhar f railroad
stocks which Hfted the level of that depart
ment matortaJly aboxe Saturday's ateee. So far
as the day news arat it shed Mtcte Hght on
the excited weakness of a number of indus
trials The mavsmiT.t took on the aapearaace
of a sort of duel on the part of the contending
Irteresta, and there are circumstances tending
to confirm thto explanation of tbe movement.
A report lauds credence that fws long Inter
ests of the Third. Avenue deal are thriftily
availing themselves of the unsettling ssTect of
the weakness la aba stock to make a bear turn
In other stocks. That bitter anhneaitMs ad
rivalries are Involved to also a current rumor In
the street, the warns potential entitles coming
Into play durtog the panic of last Decem
ber Tbe battle ntged most ami It about Ju
cocks of tb Mw fork unite astiHaiea. or taJ
entrauasa coatroi or which a longtandlnr
sjntest has been wagad The aotcrlous -nihl
aMBcu!ttav of Third Avenue played a oor.Unutag
part tcay and there was added to tMt ru-
v,- that the companies u uW pc- M-verely
dealt wMJ- n the arrri -kteiw application eC
UN Bu Jttst frn ve tasati - k re es
truuM dacla-os ui tUc ew Turk jcju ui t.a
FINANCIAL NEWS
pas stocks ran from 2 to nearly 9 joints, the
latter .a Thipd Avenue.
Sagar was another storm center, ,tb? furious
tfect.aiio la that stock hinging upon the
d3ete regarding tbe nert quarterly OWKtend
action, watoh Is Imminent. A reductlja In the
exfetn& rate is taken for granted, but arl
loa differs as to tbe amount of tbe reduction,
extending all the war to the total suspension.
J Sugar's total fall was 7. and it closed prac-
ucany at tne wweet.
Tennessee Coal and the. Tobacco stocks also
showed notable weakness. Except In Sugar,
there -were violent rallies from time to time,
reflecting the demand from the bears to cover
aborts. Tbe strength of the railroad stocks was
based upon the substantial ground of Increased
earnings. A large number of returns were made
during the day, all showing very striking' gains
over tbe corresponding period of last year. For
tbe test week In February the most notable ex
amples were Norfolk & "Western, Ontario &
Western, LH.lsvillc & Nashville and Chioago,
Indianapolis & Louisville.
For January, a sharp showing of pet earn
ings was made on "Wabash, Chicago & Eastern
Illinois and Hocking Valley. Saturday's weak
bank statement hd same continued effect In
the early dealings, but there is an impression
held In sneoulatlve rimlm that name rairt of the
I recent large expansion of loans Is designed for
fllturo Ilui fn tlaa nfanV mo.lfat
Sterling exchange was weak on increased of
ferings of cotton bills. The actual rate for de
mand sterling declined , and for long sterling
per cent.
Tbe bond market was rather dull and Irregu
lar. Total sales. $1,380,000. Government bonds
were buoyant, under the influence of the re
funding bill now In conference. United States
new 4s and old 4s, coupon, advanced 1, and
de registered and the 3s and 5s a point In the
bid price.
BONDS.
U. S. 2s, reg 103 IGen. Electric 5s. ..116
do 3s. reg 110?4N. T. Central lsts. 110
do Ss. coupon... .110J,Northern Pacific 3a GO
do new 4s, reg...l3Vi
do new 4s, coup.l3C
do old 4s, reg... 117
do old 4s, coup. .117
do 4b 108
Oregon Nav. Ists..ll0
do 4s 101
Oregon S U Gs....l27
oo sb, reg.., 115
do con. js .uJtt
do Se. coupon. ...115 iRio Gr. West. lsts. 97
Dlst. of Col. 2-039.118 1st. Paul consols... 1S7&
Atchison adj. 4b... 81ist. P. C & P. lsts.130
C. & N. W. con. 7sl41 do 5s 120H
do S F. deb 5s.l20 lUnlon Pacific 4e....l04
D. & R. G. lsts... 103 Wis. Central lsts.. 00
do 4s 88
STOCKS.
Tbe total sales of stocks today were 562,800
shares The closing quotations were:
Atchison 20 Union Pacific 49
do pref 63 do pref 76
Bait. &. Ohio C2iWabash 0
Can. Pacific 97. do pref 20a
Can. Southern .,. 48y, Wheeling & L. E.. 10
Cbee. & Ohio 2S do 2d pref 27
CM. Gr. Western.. 18gi Wisconsin Central. 18
C. B. &. Q 122,1 P. C. C. &. St. L.. 70
Chi, Ind. & L.... 21 EXPRESS CO.'S.
do pref 54V4Adams 115
Chi. & East. 111... &y. American 140
Chioago &. X. W..1C0 UnIted States 40
C, R. I. & Pac...lO0Well9-Fargo 123
C. C. C. & St. L.. 58 MISCELLANEOUS.
Colo. Southern ... 5Amer. Cotton Oil.. 38
do 1st pref. 42 do pref 03
do 2d pref 15,Amer. Malting 5
Del. &. Hudson... .116W, do pref 24
Del., Lack. &. WlS0Amer. Smelt. &. R. 39
Den-er &. Rio Gr. lOfcj do pref 90
oo prei i4,Amtr. spirits Mi
Krie 12
do pref 17
Amer. Steel Hoop. 43
Great North, pref.150
Hocking Coal 17
do prei s
Amer. Steel & W.. GG
Hocking Vallej .. 33j
do pref 0l9i
Illinois central ...lia
Iowa Central .... 134
do prof 49
Kan C. P. & G... 12&
fAmer. Tin Plate... 31
do pref 81
Amer. Tobacco ....105
do pref 135
Anaconda Mln. Co. 43
Lake Erie & W.... 21$
oo prei ta
urooKiyn K. x..... us?b
Colo. Fuel & Iron,. 43
Lake Shore 194
Louis &. Nash 8154 Cant. Tobacco 30
Manhattan El .... 94. do pref 84
Met St. Ry 103Federal Steel 5S
Mexican Central .. llj do-pref 73
Minn & St. Louis O0 General Electric ..126
do pref 91 jGlutose Sugar .... 604
Missouri Pacific .. 4GHi do pref '.. 9SVi
Mobile & Ohio 41 tint. Paper 22
M. K. &. T 101 Ao pref 67i
do pref 32 La Clede Gas 74
New Jersey Cent. .116i National Biscuit .. 3yi
New York Cent
132
I do pref , 90
Norfolk & West..
do pref ,
Northern Pacific .,
do pref ,....,..
Ontario & West...
32
National Lead X4
do pref ....105
National Steel .... 46
do, pref 94
N. T. Air Brake... 120
North American .. 14
Pacific Coast 49
73
82
74
24
O. R. & N, 42
do pref 76
Pennsylvania ....134
do 1st pref bz
m,ws jw,,, pm juutmtnif,,,,.., im r
ao ist prer m iPaciuc Mail 33")i
do Sd pref .10! People's Gas 98
Rio Gr. Western... 50 (Pressed Steel Car.. 54
do pref t9 do pref 85
St. Louis &. 3 Fr. 10 Pullman Pal. Car. 187
do 1st pref 07 Stand. Rope & Tw. 7
uu ki prei. ...... ootougar ....... .....mo'
St. Louis & S. W. 11
do pref 110
ae pref 2t
St. Paul 122
Ttnn. Cpal &.' Iron. 91
U. S Lekther 13
dc- pref .,., 73
U. 3. Rubber 33
do pref 93
Western Union ... 83
de pref .........lTl
St. Paul & 0 110
Southern Pacific .. as
Southern Ry I
do pref 5'
j Republic Iron & S. 23
Testes & Pacific... 16fei
Offered.
uu iiivL U173
Money, Exclinncrc. Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26 Sterling on Lon-don-00
days. U 85; do eight, $4 ES.
Mexican doUars3SlSc.
Drafts Sight, 15c; do telegraphic. 17c
NEW YORK. Feb 20. Money on call, steady;
last loans, 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 1S per cent.
Sterling exchange Weak, with aotual busi
ness In bankers' WHs at ?4 89N SCJi ior de
mand and at M 85d4 5, for 00 days; pceted
rates, S4 844 84. oommercftl bills, $4 8SQ
4 83
Silver certificates CifJGOsic
Bar silver Tc.
Mexican dollars ISftc.
Bonds Gov ernment, buoyant; State, Inactive,
railroad, irregular.
LONDON. Feb 26 Consols 101.
Monej per cent.
Porelgm rinnnclal Xetvs.
NH;W YORK, Feb 20 The Commercial Ad
vertiser's London financial cablegram sajs:
The volume of business in the markets here
today was 'small, but the tone was firm. There
were no war rumors Tomorrow to Majube. day,
and tbe market looks for decisive action In
South Africa then. American securities were
heavy in tbe forenoon, influenced bj the weak
bank statement Saturday, but New York, after
Belling for a abort time, turned around, causing
a cheerful close. Baltimore A. Ohio securities
were the favorite.
Tbe bank bought 11,000 gold In Scandinavian
coin and 7000 In bars. Half the large sum
due to the bank today was renewed. Bills were
weak. Treasury bills amounting to 2,000,000,
all yearlings, were allotted at the equivalent
of 8 7s discount. Silver was hard on Calcutta
special demand.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Feb. 26. Canadian Pacific, 1003&,
Union Padftc preferred, 70; Northern Pacific
preferred, 78ft: Atchison, 21; Grand Trunk,
8; Anaconda, 9.
THE GRAIX MARKETS.
Prices for Cereals In Aniericnn and
European Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26. Wheat, inactive;
snot market, quiet. Barley, quiet. Oats, duH.
Spot quotations Were:'
Wheat No, 1 shipping. 93; choice, 97e;
milling. OSfcceSl.
Barle) Feed, 7076c; brewing, 80S2c
Oato-Gray. Oregon. U 07kfl 12; ralHlbg.
$1 1S1 17. red, H 121 20.
Call board sales.
Wheat Inactive, May, 99c per cental; De
cember. ?1 094; cash, 97c
Barley Quiet. May. 75c, December, 77c
Corn Large jdlow, $1 G24?1 05.
Chicanjo Grain. Prodnce. Etc.
CHICAGO. Feb 28. The day In the wheat pit
was quiet. Tbe steadiness of Liverpool gave the
market a bit of backbone early. May opening
c over Saturday, at eSfcc There was no de
mand at that figure, and the price quickly broke
to CSSc. where some support from aborts
steadied the market. May worked up to 96c
but lost itfl bold again, as primary receipts were
heavy, and the visible disappointed holders by
showing an Incm&fe. May sold olf to 63c
where there was a better demand. Tbe market
steadied, and May closed c under Satur
day, reacting from 65c to 8Sre. Tbe
cash demand was slow, although bids were not
far out of line. The Northwest was a seller
here, and New York and St. Louis covered
shorts.
The corn market beM steady on light coun
try offerings'. an4 fluctuations wre narrow.
Xa' corn dosed a shade down, at 36c
The trade m aats was light, but -there was so
pressure th sell, and shorts covered.. The close
Arm. May alasee a shade over Saturday,
at2Sc
Th pravisten market was stagnant and
heavy, put Biased fajrij steady. May perk
ohJaed a shade under Saturday. May lard closed
5c lower and May ribs 26c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
. WHEAT.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Clae.
February $0 64
May $eeJ6 $0 6H' $085 65
July --$, ,W " cs
February : .'..'. ,..,.. 33
May , 35 3Vl 34 ' 35
jHly 33 M 34 3o
OATS.
May 28 23 23 23
July 22(4 224s 22g 2254
MBS3 PORK.
May 10 02 10 67 10 57 10 62
July 10 70 10 70 10 02 10C5
' k LARD.
May 582 5 S2 5 75 677
July 590 590 582 587
SHORT RIB'S.
May 580 5 82 5 73 5 77
July 580 5S2 577 -5S0
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Quiet.
Wheat No. 3 spring, 6165c; No. 2 red, 67
Sfce.
Corn No. 2, 34c
Oats No. 2, 2223c; No. 2 white, 2626c;
No. 3 white, 2525c
Re Np. 2, 53e4c.
Barley No. 2, 37dM3c
Flaxseed No. 1, $1 CO.
Timothy ssed Prime, $2 45.
Mess pork $0 0510 05 per bbL
Lard $5 G76 70 per cwt.
Short rlbs-Sldes, loose, ?5 675 00.
Shoulders Dry salted, ?C 266 50.
Short clear sides Boxed, $5 900.
Butter Firm; creamery, 1823c; dairy, 15
21c. ,
Cheese Firm. 1213c
Eggs Firm; Jresh, 1313c.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, barrels 44,000 31,000
Wheat, bushels 33,000 12,000
Corn, bushels 518.000 276,000
Oats, bushels 355,000 162,000
Rye, bushels 18,000 67,000
Barley, bushels ,. 11,000 54,000
New York Grain and Produce.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28. Flour Receipts, 29,
294 barrels; exports, 34,129 barrels. Market
dull.
Wheat Receipts, 32,800 bushels; exports, C3,
996 bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, 74e. Op
tions opened steady, closed weak, c net loss.
March closed at 73c; May closed at 72c; July
closed at 72c; September closed at 71?4c
Wool Steady,
Hops Quiet.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON, Feb. 26 Wheat Cargoes off ccast,
bujers indifferent operators; cargoes on pas
sage, nominal and unchanged; cargoes No. 1
standard California, 2Ss 9d; cargoes Walla
Walla, 2Ss; wheat Imports Into United King
dom, 1G7.000 bushels, flour Imports into United
Kingdom, 147,000; wheat and flour on passage
to United Kingdom, 2,570,000; flour on pas
sage to Continent, 980,000; Indian shipments
wheat to United Kingdom, none.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 20. Wheat Spot, No. I
spring, dull. Futures closed steady; March, 5s
8d, May. 5s 8d; July, 5s 84d.
Corn Spot, American, new, mixed, 3s 7d.
Futures steady. May, 3s 7d.
Visible Grain Supply. '
NEW YORK, Feb. 23. The statement of the
visible supply of grain in store and afloat on
Saturday, February 24, as compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange, Is as follows:
Bushels. Inc. Dec.
Wheat 53.444.000 225,000
Corn 16,332,000 317,000
Oats 5,755,000 12.000 ,
Rye 1,162,000 0,000
Barley 3,412,000 81,000
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Teb. 26. Wool Spring
Nevada, 1215c; Eastern Oregon, 12lCc; do
Valley, 2022c. Fall Northern, mountain. 10(3
12c; mountain, 810c, plains, SfilOc; Humboldt
and Mendocino, 1517c per pound.
Hops 1S99 crop, ll13c for choice.
Mlllstuffs Middlings, $17 5020; bran, ?12
13 per ton.
Hay Wheat, $710 per ton; wheat and oat,
$79. barley, ?57. alfalfa, $67 50; clover,
$7S per ton, straw, 3015c per bale.
Potatoes Early Rose, 80S5c rlv er Burbanks,
P075c; Salinas Burpanks, 80c?l 10; Oregon
rBurbanks, TBcCfJl JO per sack; eweetsy $1 759
1 85 per cental.
Onions $1 752 25 per cental.
Citrus fruit Mexican limes, $45; commoa
California lemons, 75c$l CO; choice, $1 75 J
Tropical fruit Bananas, $1 50 2 CO pet
bunch; pineapples, nominal.
Apples-$11 25.
Butter Fancy creamery, 22c; do .seconds, 20
21c, fancy dairy, 19g20c, do seconds, 15lGc;,
pickled, 2224c, firkin, 2122c per pound.
Cheese New. 10llc. Eastern, 1617o pet
pound; Young America, 10llc; Western,
13614c per pound.
Eggs Store, ll14c; Eastern, cold storage,
nominal, ranch, 16c per dozen.
Receipts Flour, quarter sacks, 20,330, do
Washington, 4990; wheat, centals, 1510; do Ore
gon, 700, barley, centals, 5830; oats, centals,
1800; beans, sacks, 230, corn, centals, 40; po
tatoes, sacks, 4215; bran, sacks, 304; middlings,
sacks, 350; bay, toils, 301; hides, 93.
EASTERN IiIVDSTOCK.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20 -Cattle-Gcnerally higher;
recelptst 13,000; market 10c higher; poor to
medium, steady, $44 SO, natives, good to
prime steers, 1015c higher, at $56, selected
feeders, strong, $3 505 90; mixed stackers,
firm, ?4 2594 75; cows, active, best grades
shade higher, at ?41 35, heifers," strong, $8 25
f 4 75; canners, steady, $2 252 90; bulls,
steady, $2 504 IB; calves, unchanged, $5S;
receipts, 900. fed steers, steady, $3 904 90;
Texas, bulls, steady, ?3 253 75.
Hogs Receipts. 32,000, market 5c lower;
mixed and butohers $4 054 90, good to choice
heavy, ft 75T4 87. rough heavy. 4 554 00;
light, $4 50414 80. bulk of sales, $4 754 SO.
Sheep Receipts, 16,000, sheep, strong; lambs,
active, 1015c higher; good to choice wethers,
95 405 85; fair to choice mixed, $3 504 33;
Western sheep, $55 75, yearlings, ?5 75G 60;
native lambs, ?57 25; Western lambs, $G7 25.
OMAHA, Feb. 20 Cattle Receipts, 1200.
Market 10c higher; native beef steers, $3 900
5 40; Western steers, $3 754 50; Texas steers,
$3 50$4 25; cows and heifers, $3 204 25;
canners, ?2 253, stockera and feeders, $3 00
6; calves, $3 507; bulls and stags, ?26 75.
Hogs Receipts, 3500. Market 5c lower; heavy,
?4 054 77. mixed, ?4 62fi4 05; light, $4 GO
4 67 ; bulk of sales. $4 624 65
Sheep Receipts, 400. Market steady; lambs,
$5 50S 75.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 20. Cattle Receipts,
8000. Market steady, 10c higher; Texas steers,
$84 30, Texas cows, $2 253 45; native steere,
$46 30; native cows and heifers, ?24 40;
stocksra and feeders. $3 405 25; bulls, $2 65
4 per cwt.
Hogs Receipts, 5000. Market 5o lower; bulk
of sales, $4 60C4 724; heavy, $4 65 4 80;
paokers. $4 60g4 75; mixed, ?4 254 65; light.
.?4 a! 72, Yorkers, ?4 604 05; pigs, S3 80
4 50.
Sheep Receipts, 2000, Market Bteady; lambs,
fSfifi 50; muttons, S4JC 50.
The MetuI Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-ConditIon3 in the
metal market were quite Generally unsatisfac
tory abroad ao well as at home. Pig-iron war
rants, dull, lake copper, unchanged, $16 25
tin, dull, $31 75S2 CO; spelter, easy, $4 555
4 5; lead, unchanged. $4 704 75. The firm
that fixes the selling price for miners and
smelters quotes lead at.S4 45 at the close. Bar
sliver, 59?4c per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26. Bar sliver. 59J4C.
LONDON. Feb. 26 -Bar-sliver, 27d.
, - Coffee and tinsar.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26,-Coffoe Options elcsed
quiet. &10 points lower; sales. 13,250 bags,
including March at $7. May. $767 05; June 47
Sagar Raw and refined, quiet.
A Parallel Experience.
Boston Herald.
The experience that England Is going
through In South AfrieA is said to bear a
striking resemblance to that which Aus
tria was called upon to face 2 years ago
when, after the Congress of Berlin, the
Turkish provinces of Herzegovina and Bos
ma were turned over to Austrian control.
It had been known at Vienna, at the time
of the outbreak of the Turco-Rtasslan war.
that these two provinces were -destined t3
come to the share of Austria, provided she
continued to observe a neutral position
hile the conflict was going on. hence an
army of occupation had been organized
la Austria before the Congress of Berlin
gave K3 assent to this previously arranged
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The above first-class steamers w.iJl.sail every 10 days
during the season for Cape Nomp,; York and St. iichael
and Yukon river points.
FDR RATES AND INFORMATION APP LY TO
F. P. BAUMGARTNR,
XV. A. Mitchell fc Co., General Agents,
Weakness,
"7il"
Note the numbers they indicate points of weakness that
HUDYAN cures.
HUDYAN cures-pain in back, pain over abdomen, dragging
pains, bearing-down pains. HUDYAN cures mucous discharge,
and all chronic' inflarnmations and ulcerations. ' '
.
- -
fiFT HIIFYVAKI FFdrn your druggist. '55c a package, six packages for $2 50. If
ViUl HULIttt your druggist does not keep it. send direct to the HUDYAN
REMEDY CO., cor. Stockton, Ellis and Market sts., San Francisco, Cal. r .
Advisory Department for "Women Free. Consult Hndynn Doctors. "Write.
agreement, and. the treaty was no sooner
confirmed than an. army corps of some 80,
000 men entered the provinces for the pur
pose of taking Immediate possession.
Greatjy to the surprise of, the Austrian
govornment, a resistance was encountered
which, in Herzegovina ' led to a' series of
combats lasting through months of time.
The territory covered by the two prov
inces is small when compares with the
area in land in South Africa, but the phy
sical conditions of mountains, deep valleys
and numerous rivers greatly resemble
those which exl3t In the land of the Boers.
The natives were assisted by some of the
Turkish regiments, but, of' course, did nt
have the weapons, ammunition or .leader?
ship that the Boers have,' They fortlfled
the hills which commanded the valleys
and forced the Austrlans to drive Jiem
from these, one after the other, a( p.
great expenditure of time and .life. So
critical was the condition qf affairs that
the government of Vienna hurried forward
additional troops, until, at the close pf t)ie
campaign, there were more than 200,009
Austrian soldiers engaged, The loss 'to
the Austrlans in a campaign of about three
months was S000 in killed, wounded and
permanently disabled, which shows that
warfare among the mountains, even with
a large army prepared for the war, Is
not a service that can be undertaken, ex
cept at great risk.
. 10 '
Bourlce Coclcrnn'a Chance.
New York Press,
Bourke Cockran is now a leader of the
hunting set. He is famous and rich. Hla
rise was rapid. He married a lot of mon
ey and has made a great deal in real es
tate hy wjee investment of his wife's dot.
But there were dark days for Bourke.
One day he "was sitting on the stone Btepa
in the City Hall square, buried In mis
ery. His dress was not presentable and
his pockets were absolutely empty. Fate
took Ambrose E. Purdy that way, and,
recognizing Bourke In despair, the assist
ant district attorney tapped him on the
shoulder.
"Brace up, Bourke," he said cheerily.
"What's the trouble?"
Bourke confided in hlra. "I owe $150
for lodging and am to be turned out. I
live over a Dutch beer saloon. I can't get
a job. There's nothing for me to do. j
think I'd better glye up."
"Not on your life," said Purdy. "We'll
fix things."
An election was pending and spellbinders
were In demand. Purdy proposed:
"Bourke, why don't you give your land
lord your note promising to pay him in
six months, or some such, matter?" "Note!
Note! My note wouldn't be accepted any
where," said Bourke. "L'd be kicked out."
"Nonsense! We'll go and make out tha
paper for J500. I'Jl indorse It. You give! it
to your landlord and nave him take out
his 5150 and let you hae the difference.'"
It was done. Purdy's Indorsement prov
Ing acceptable, Bourke got $250 in cash,
which he divided with his friend. Wkli
the remainder he bought new clothes, and
in a day or two was on the hustings plead
ing and shouting for his party.
It is no discredit to a man to get up In
the world so long as ne does It honestly
and honorably. Bourke need not be
ashamed of the fact that he used to hantj
around the front doors at Miner's Eighth
Avenue 'theater for hours at a time, wait
ing for the management to admit him tq'
the "bombproof," Miner's private stage
box for the accommodation bf psrsonal
friends and influential politicians. Tim
Sullivan owned It for years, and before
he became ao rich and powerful William
H. Clark was Its nightly inhabitant
Bourke does not go there now. and Clark
is worth" nearly $2,000,000. After BoUrkt
became partners-in:law with the silver
throated Grady, formerly part owner cof
No. SIS Broadway with James E. Kelley."
' he seemed to turn hl3 back on the foibles'
of youth. Since Purdy picked him up out
ock Brokers i
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2
9
S. S;
253 Washington St.
San Francisco.
'NOME
Sufferings, Paleness
HUDYAN RELIEVES
, HUDYAISLis a friend to sickly, suffering
women, for H.UDYAN quickly alleviates all
those miseries that are peculiar to women
alone.
Women who- -suffer as a result of chronic
uterine or ovarian troubles are nearly always
nervous. This weak-nerve condition -brings
on indigestion and constipation.
HUDYAN meets all these conditions.
HUDYAN gives to weakly women strength,
also a splendid appetite, HUDYAN acts
. gently and naturally upon liver and bowels,
thus overcoming constipation. HUDYAN-'
does not produce .nausea, but is pleasant in
'effect- Persons with unusually weak -stom--achs
find immediate relief in HUDYAN".
of his sackcloth and ashes his life has
been ona grand, sweet song.
1 i o .
Brndbni-y the Oldest.
The death of Richard 7rf. Thompson
leaves ex-'Senator James W. Bradbury, of
Maine, easily first In age among the sur
viving members of congresses goln& far
back beyond the Civil War. Mr.' Brad
bury is above- 95 years old. Thompson
was four years younger, but his public .fo
antedated by some years that of Brad
bury. a 0
Derangement of the liver, withconstipa
tlon, injures the qomplexion, induces pim
ples, 'sallow skin. Carter's Little Liver
PHls remove tHerJause.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
GO EAST VIA
ON THE FAMOU5
Chicago - Portland Special
, And Travel jn Luxurious Comfort
Dining Cars. Service a la Carte.
Library-Buffet Smoklnsr Cars.
Palace and Ordinary Sleeping Cars,
Free Recllnlnsr Chair Cars.
The only train running through solid from
Portland to Chicago without change of cara
Every car illuminated with Pintach saa.
Leaves 8 P. M., Portland. Arrives C43 P. M.
TICKET OFFICES
124 Third St. Phone Main 569
XV. E. COMAN,
General Agent.
J. R, NAOEL.
City Ticket Agrt.
The Magnificent Trans-Pacific Passenger
Steamship
TAC0MA
Registered tonnage, 2S11 tons; capacity,
4000 tons; passenger accommodations, 100
first class, 900 second class. This steam
ship has just been released from the gov
ernment service a3 a troopship, and has
every modern comfort and convenience and
Is the largest steamship in the Cape Nome
trade.
Will sail from Tacoma and Seattle on or
about the 25th of May.
For Tates and full information apply to
DODWELL & CO., LTD.
Telephone, Main, 86. 252 Oak Street
Astona & Columbia
River Railroad Co,
LEAVES
-UNION
DEPOT.
For Maygers. Ralnler.rARRIVES
Clatsksnle. TV'estporc
UNION
Clifton. A-storla. War
renton. Flavel. Ham
mond, Fort Stevens,
Gearhart Park, Seaside
Astoria- and Seashore
Express.
Dally.
Astoria Express.
Dally. '
DEPOT.
6:00 A.M.
T.00 P M. .
11:13 A.M.
0:40 P. If.
Ticket office. 255 Morrison st and Union depot.
J. C MAYO. Gen. Pass. Agt.. Astoria, Or.
,
TlLaiVfeLERS GUIDE.
Union Depot, SlxtU and J Streets.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
"FAST ItfAni AND PORTLAND - CHI
CAGO SPECIAL ROtTK."
Lovj for th East via Spokane daily at 3.45.
f. m. Arrives t S 00 A. M.
Leaves for tbe East, vis Pendleton and HM
lngton. daily at S OO P M. Arrives, via Host
Ington and Pewll-ton, at 6.4& P. M.
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS.
"VTater llres schedule, subject te ehMge wHV
out notice:
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE.
OCEAN DIVISION Steamships salt ir-m
AlRsworth dock at 8 90 P. M. Leave Portland
ColumWa sails Thursday. Feb. 1. Sf)ay. F&
11. Wednesday, Teb. 21 State of Calif1
sallo Tuesday, Feb. 6. Friday. Fsb. It; Maw
day. Feb "fi
From San Franc'eco State of California pa'ls
Friday; . 2; Maaday, yeb. 12. Thutsdaj.
Feb. 22. Columbia sails "Wednesday, Feb. T:
Saturday. Feb. 17. Tuesday. Feb. 27.
COLUMBIA RIVER DIVISION,
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Hasaalo leaves Portland dally, except
Sunday, at 8 00 P M , on Saturday at 10 00 p.
M. Returning, leaves Astoria daily, exaept Sun
day, at 7.C0 A. M.
WILLAMETTE RIVBR DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. OR.
Steamer Ruth, for Salem. Albany. CorvalMa
and way points, leaves Portland Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 6 A. M. Rehif n
Ing. leaves Corvallla Mondays, "Wednsedaya and
Fridays at 6 80 A M
Stealer Modoc, for Salem Independence and
way points, leaves Portland Mondays.'W'ednee
days and FrlCaja at 0 60 A M KettfmHiS.
leaves Independence Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at .1 30 A. M.
YAMHILL RIVBR ROUTE.
' PORTLAND AND DAYTON. OR.
Steamer Elmore for Dayton and way petals,
leaves Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Sat
urdays at 7 A. M. Returning. leavesDayton fr
Portland and way points Mondays. Wednesdayj
and Friday at 6 A. M.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
RIPARIA, "WASH.. AND LEWISTON. IDAHO.
Steamer Spokane or steamer Eewtetm leaves
Rlparla dally at 1 20 A. M arriving; at Lewlste
at 12 o'clock noon. Returning", the Spokane rr
Lewlston leaves Lewlaton dally at S.3 A. M..
arriving- at Rlparla same evening:.
W H HURLBURT,
General Feese Asppt,
V. A. SCHILLING City Tckt Agent,
Telephone Main 712.
NewSteamsbipLineto the Orient
CHINA AND JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND.
In connection with THE OREGON RAILROAD
& NAVIGATION CO. Schedule. 1S00 teabjeot to
change):
Steamer Leave Portland.
, ,.., Feb. 29
"ABERQELDIB" Mareh 21
"MONMOUTHSHIRE" -Aprils
For rstes. accommodations, ete . apply to
DODWELL & COMPANY, Limited,
General Agents, Portland, Or.
To principal points In Japan and China.
.Leave
Dtpot Flit!) aai I S'.r::!;
Arrive
OVERIjAND ex
press TRAINS,
far Salenn Roae
burg, Ashland. Sac
ramento, Ogdea.
San Francisco, Mo
)ae. Los Angeie.
El Paso. New Or
leans and the Ease
At "Woodburn
(dally except Sun
day), morning train
connects wflth train
far Mt. Angel. 41
v e r t on. Browns
ville, Sprlngfl e I 1
and Natron. anJ
e-v en Ing- train for
Mt. Angel and SH-
erton.
Corvallls' passenger.
Sheridan paaaenser..
7:00 P. M.
S;30 A. M.
9:15 A. M.
7:60 P. M.
117:30 A. M
U-t:50P. M.
W5:80 P. M.
HS:23 A. M
Dally. IIDally except Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale between Portland. Sac
ramento and San Francjseo. Jiet rate.. 517 arst
class and 111 second class. Including steeper
Rates and1 tickets to Eastern points and Eu
rope. Also JAPAN, CHINA. HONOLULU and
AUSTRALIA. Can be MaiMd itma j. h.
IvIRKLAND. Ticket Agent. U4 Third st.
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson Street.
Leave "far Oswego daily at 7:20. 9j-i0 A. M.
J2.30, 1.65, 3 25. 5.15, 6:25, 3.U6. 11.30 p, u."
and I) 00 A. M. on Sundays on.y Arrive a.
Portland daily at -'S;3, 8:80, Me-aa a. M
1:35, 3.15, 4.J0, 0:20. 7 40, 14.00 p. ii.; 12:4
A. M. da'ly, exeept Monday. S:3o aad 10:85 A.
M. on Sundajs only.
" Leave for Dallas dally, exfcept Sunday, at
4:30 P. M. Arrive at Portland at 9.30 A. II.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for Air lie Men
days, Wednesdays and F'ldajs at 2 46 P. M.
Retnrr.B Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
R. KOEHLER.
Mapager.
C II, MARKHAM.
Gen. Frt. . Pasj. Agt.
Pacific CoasI Steamship Co.
FOR ALASKA
THE COMPANY'S elegant
steamers. Cottage City. City
of Topeka and Al - XI leave
T-VCOMA 11 A. M . 3BATTLB
0 P. M . Feb. 4. 0. 14. 19. Hi.
Mar. 1. 11. 18, 21. 2, 31, Ajr.
6 and every fifth day there
after. For further Information
obtain company e folder.
The company reserves the rignt te change,
steamers, sailing dates and hours of sailing
without previous notice.
AGENTS-N. PO3T0N, 248 Washington St..
Portland. Or.: F. W. CARLETON. N. P. R. R.
dock. Tacoina. J. F, TROWBRIDO?. Puget
Sound Supt., Ocean doek. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO , Gen. Agt . S. F.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
COLUMBIA RIVER & PUGET SOUND XAYI
GATION CO
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA,
BAILEY GATZERT (Alder-street ducx)
Leaves Portland daily every mornln? a: 1
o'clock, except Sunday. Returning, leaves As
toria every night at 7 o'clock, except Sunday
Oregon phone Main 331 Columbia pbone 331.
U. B SeOTT. President.
Steamer Senator
(U. S. TRANSPORT)
Will sail from Taccnta and Seattle on MAY 17
for Cape Nome. Tbe Senator Is a new steel
steamer, 2800 tona register, equipped with all
modern improvements, combining safety, spead
and comfort, with low rates. Limited number
of berths on sale at this office.
PACIFIC COAST S. S CO.. X. POSTOX. Agt..
240 "Washington st.
WASHINGTON & ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
St&meMp "CITY OF SEATTLE" will leave
Seattle at 8 P. M. on Tbweday, F. 22. and
evepr 10 dajrs thereafter, toe Vancouver. Ketch
rkan, Juneau and Skagway. aakiBg ttlp froj
Seattle to Skagway in t2 beats.
For freight and passage inquire of
DODWELL Jfc CO., LIMITED, AGErtT3,
ml fOl TM I
I U I I ni SH i r
r apt $-0t-3&
EAST via tSMBek
O OGDENiSHASm -J
SOUTH tap
jrS5""3g'SK 1
TRAVEIBR9 GCIDE.
THE FASTEST AND MOST
DIRECT lINE
TO THE
EASTANDSOUMAST
IS THE
VpSf5v
The Direct Lin toLknvar, Omahi
Kansas City tnd Si. LouIk
Only 3K Days to Chicago,
Only 4 Days to New York and
other Principal Eslcrn cUIqa
Tbrescb Pallmfini Pale Se?era
Tesrlut Sleeyers
DlnlBfc Cars naeals a la carte), asi
Jrce XecMalsar Chair Cara
Operated Daily oh Fant Mall Trains
Through ttakets. baage aak3 and slefitag
car a sewnmoduW a am fe arraaged at
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Tj30 Third Strtci Portfawl, OrQol
J. II. LOnOsOP. OWMKXC LANO.
Gen'l Agent. City Pass. Se Tkt. Agt.
THE DINING CAR ROUTE FROM PORTLAND
TO THE BAST.
THE ONLY DIRSCT LBfX TO TM TXLLOW
STONE PARK.
Leave
JWBpi,ri J1 3tj
ArrlTO
Fast malt sac
Xe-L
jm. Seattle. Otrmpta.
Gray's Matter awl
South Bend aoinU.
Spokane. Rosataad, B.
C . Pullman, Moscow.
Lewtstan. Buffalo
Hnnp arising ntry.
InVlena. Minaeaastlls.
St. Paul. Omaha. Kan
sas City, St Lattb,
Chlaago and all petats
east and satttheasc
Puwt Sound ExacMS
for Tacoma and 3atk
and intermediate points
0P. M.
No. 4.
11:30 P.M.
No. a.
7 00 A.M.
Pullman rst-lai and tourist steei to Mta
neanoUs. St. Paul and Missouri river point with,
out change.
Vestlbuied tsahta. Union depot eoBseetteas la
all principal cities
Baggage checked to destlnattoa of ttakets.
For handsomely lllttstrated dascrlBtive mHf,
tickets, sleeping-ear reservations, sac, oall oa of
writs ,
A. D. CHARLTON
As!tn.nt Geseral Fanescer Agrent,
255 lerrlaon St.. Car. Third.
Pertluntt. Orcgett.
Going to Paris
Toe? Then let us suggest
that you AT ONCE arrange
tbe details of your trip. Trang
Atbuitle travel will attain ree-ertl-TM'amklns
proportion thia
sttmnter, and the aotnseg you
reserve your berth tbe easier
it Kill be to aesuie delr,ble
a.eemmo6a.tknm.
Drop in ana se ne alMHtt it
, w eaa sell yea a ticket
tbreugk to Parle jmT back
agahi.
Ticket Oamce,
R. W. -KWTBR.
Stakot Agent.
GEO, S. TAYLOR.
City Paoooagar Agoat.
rrmsKi
bOO PACIFIC LINb
Offers the LOW7WT RATB8 and BBST SSRV
lee (a and tvetc all Eastern points and Buroae,
TbroHgh tourt cars front aoast la St. Paul,
Toronto, Montreal aU Bostoa WITJHOU
CHANGE.
Direct Route to
Kootenay Mining Districl
British Columbia
Canadian PaaMc TtJiI bm4I mu4awj ansa u
lanar anrl Atntill.
Tet rale and information, aoniy le
K. H. ABBOTT. Agent.
E. J. COYLTS. 14 Third street, city.
A. G. P. A.. Vaaeouver. B. C
6reatNorthehn1
Ticket Office: 122 Third St. The bo Stt
TfivE I The Fryer, dally to and
Af J from St. Paal. Minns-
aoolis. Dalnth, Chlcagr
J3M6 P M. I ana all pohtts Bast.
ARRIVE.
No. 3.
9.VV A. Xf
Through Palace and Tourtet aieefers, DVslBj
sad Butret Snaoktag-LUHtiry Cars.
JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE
STEAMSHIP KINSHrU MARU
Far Japan. China and at! Astatta peiois jrlB
leasve Bsattle
About Mjrch 12t4.
VAaTOVBI TRAjtBPORTATIOK CO-
StMJsW Undine. Capfcfta Charias T. Kamav.
letrrts Vancouver at nil) a M ana 1PM.
Lecvan Fertlani at WIO A M ard 4-fO P M.
3naeays eipted Ft freight or pansaat o
oly oa board, loot of Taylor street. Jloeaa trl,
3Cc
Vi uu M M bE
( Cm
saaoBiiia m