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THE MORNING OREQONIAN. TUESDAY, APRII. 'l7, 1900.
11
COMMERCIAL AND
"With such favorable vrcnther for Bprlnc
tarm work. It was hardly to bo expected that
there would hi very rauch business doing jci
torday, and ths slack trade, which Is a f eaturo
of the first day ot the week, iru of less Im
portance than usual yesterday. The San Fran
cisco steamer brought up considerable garden
truck, but the demand was rood, and prices
ruled higher than vjn the preceding steamer.
Jfavel oranges are going out ot the market,
but some Tery choice .Mediterranean Sweets are
coming to hand. The e)g market ' steady,
but butter- Is weak at the recent decline. Po
tato receipts, were light yesterday, but there Is
no -Improvement In the price. The poultry roar
Vet cleaned up bare Saturday, and prices arc
very firm, although there-is no demand so early
In the eclc. The wheat market Is still qult,
on account ot the holiday In Europe.
Dnnk 'Clearing.
s Exchanges. Balances.
Portland JAS3.5':' $G0.4M
Tacoma 1U8.1SS 23.MI3
Seattle SBi.TsS ST.U90
Spokane 192,00 22,110
- PORTLAND MAKKirrS.
Grain. Flour, Etc.
Aside from a cargo quotation, unchangtil
since Saturday, nothing was hoard from the
European markets yesterday, and. despite the
fact that American markets were generally a
' shade higher, there was not much life In the
-Portland markets. The farmers are undoubt
edly taking advantage of the fine weather, and
there Is very little wheat offering. Prices show
but little- tAanre. Export value of Walla
TValla Is In the neighborhood ot C334c and
C5c Is obtainable, galley Is quiet at nominal
quotations of S3S244C. and blucrtem &0ff37c.
Freights are firm, with no new business re
ported. ,
Wheat-Walla Walla. MBKc: Volley. 033
61c; bluestem. &0i?37c per bushel.
Flour Best grades. J2 T0C3; graham, f2 SO:
snrerflne. $2 10 per barrel.
Oats While. 353Cc: gray, 33331c: stained.
23G30c per bushel. ,
Barley Feed, 514314 60; brewing, 17ai7
per ton.
Mlllstutts Rran, 12313 per ton: middlings,
I1S31&; shorts. J1331.'.; chop. 14.
Hay Timothy. fBfflO; clover. $707 50: Ore
gon Wild hay. 837 per ton.
Butter, Eiei, rnnlfry, Rtc.
Butter Weak; fancy creamery, 40J45c per
roll: dairy. SOffXic; store. 23332HC Pr roll.
Krgs Easier, 12c per dozen for Oregon.
Poultry Chickens, mixed. 4fi3 50: hens, ?0
7 ; ducks, $5 50 Q C 50; geese, ?0 50 &S p-r
doien: turkeys, live, ll&12Jic: dressed, 110
10c per pound.
Cheese Full cream, twins. 12Vi313c: Touni
America. 14c per pound.
-
Vecetnblen. Frnlt, Etc.
Yeg-ftnblei Parsnips. CC73e: carrotA COe:
turnips. COSTSc: onions, $4(j3; cabbage. 00c
Jl per cental; potatoes. SOgSOe per sack;
sweet potatoes. 2JiJ2c: peas, 4HC-V; beans. 10
&12c: asparagus, 4Sc; new potatoes, 2&Zfcc
per pound.
Fruit Lemons. J2 50O3; oranges. 20S per box
for navels. II 5082 for seedlings; tangerines,
SI 73; Japanese oranges. TScQtl SO per box:
pineapples. 14 MOO per dozen: bananar. $2 34
4J3 pes- bunch: Persian dates. TKOEc per pound;
apples, Jlgl CO; pears, TScQSl 23 per blx.
Dried fruit "Apples, evaporated. 7fiBe pet
pound; sun-dried, sacks or boxes, 406c; pears;
na and evaporated. Sff&c: plums, pltlets. 43
Hie: prunes. Italian. 3ViSS4c: silver, extra
choice. 6 O Oc; flga. Smyrna. 224e; California
black, 536c; do white. 10c per pound.
r
Groceries, Nnts, Etc.
Coffee Mocha, 2332Se: Java, fancy, 2C332C;
Java, rood'. SOSCic. Java, ordinary. 1 S3 20c;
Costa Rica, fancy. 18320c: do good. -16JlSe; dt
ordinary, 10812c per potmd; Columbia, roast,
$12 73; Arbuckle's, J13 23; Lion. X12 73 per
case.
Sugar Cube, 13 82J5; crushed. T3 S3',5: pow.
dared. 3 24: ory granulated, cane, $3 224;
beet. $3 22U; extra C $1 824: golden C. II 7t
net; half barrels, lie more than barrels; mapli
sugar, 15&16c per pound.
Beans Small white, Zc; bayou. 4c: Lima. C
per pcund.
Salmon Columbia river. 1-pound tails, $10
1 CO; 2 -pound tails. $232 50; fancy, 1-pound"
''flats, $1 6391 73; H-pound fancy flats, 65303c;
Alaska. 1-pound tails. $1 2081 '30; 2-pound tails.
SI 8062 23.
Grain bags Calcutta. $707 10 per 100 Xot
pot. $S C0O8 C2K foe July-August.
Nuts Peanuts, C7c per pound for raw. 10c
for roasted: cocoanuts, 90c per doten; walnuts.
lOQUc per pound: pine nuts, 15c: hickory nuts,
7c: chestnuts. 15c: Brazil, lie: filberts. 15c.
' fancy pecans, 12614c; almonds. IS it ITHc pet
pound.
Coal oil Cases. 21Jle per gallon; barrels,
ITHc; tsnks. 154c-
Rice-Island. cVic: Jscan. SHe: New Orleans;
HC5iic. fancy bead, J7S7 CO per sack.
Meat nnil Provisions.
Zluttoa Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes.
S404 23: dressed, 'Q'Mc per pouad; eprlc
lambs. $2g2 SO each.
Bogs Gro's. choice heavy, JS; light, $i CO,
dressed, 50 CVic per pound.
Veal Large, C$7&: per pound: email. S
C8V4C
neef-Gross. top steers. $4ff4 60: ccwa, $3 M
C4, dressed beef, GViOTXc per pound. .
Provisions Portland pack (Shield brand):
114ms. wncked. are quoted at 13jjc per pound:
picnic hams. OVjc per pound: breakfast bacon,
lSc: bacon. 814c; backs, DHe; dry salt sides,
BTdC; dried beef. 17Hc per pound; lard. 5-pound
palls, 10c: 10 -pound palls. VHc: 60s. lic;
tierce. SV4c per pound. Eastern pack (11am
mond"s): Hams, large. 13c: medium. 13Vis
small. 13?;c: picnic hams. EVjc: shouldem. 9jc:
breakfast baccn. 12c; dry salt aides. k'.iCDljc-.
bacon sides. OSlOVie; backs. 10a: butts. 8c;
lard, pure leaf, kettle rendered, Cs. lOVic; 10a,
JUTkC
Hops, 'V90l, Hides, Etc.
Hops SBSc per pound .... a,.
Wool Valley. 12 O 13a forrcears- I631SC tot
bert; Eastern Oregon. 10S15;; mohair. 2Gtf27c
per pound.
SheeprklnsShearllngs. 15S20c: short-wool. 21
C35c; medlum-wooL 30CSOc: long;wool, COcOfl
each.
Pelts Bear skins, each, as to else. $3013;
cubs, each.. $1&3; badger, each, 30c: wildcat.
25375c; housecat. 5T25c: fox, common gray,
0o6$l: do red. $17503 60; do cross. $2 COSH;
lynx. $284 60; mink. 40cfjl 73; marten, dark
Xorthem. $510; do pale, pine, $24; mubk
rat. 8312c, skunk. 503$0c; otter (land). 4-4
63: pantMer, with head and claws perfect.
$13: raccron. 23eS0e; wolf, mountain, with
head perfect. $3 SO 9 3: wolverine. $2 5066;
beaver, per skin, large. $087: do medium, pet
skin. $4CS; do small, per skin. $l(jr2; do kits,
per skin. $183.
Tallow SSSKc; No. 2 and grease, 3H34c pet
pound.
Hides Dry hides. No. 1, 10 pounds and up
ward, lSeiCVie: dry kip. No. 1. 6 to 10 pounds,
15c per pound: dry calt. No. 1, under 6 pounds
lSeiGc; dry salted, one-third less than dry
flint: salted hides, sound steers. 60 pounds and
ever. 8K80e: da 60 to CO pounds. SSSHc: dt
under CO pounds and cows. 7HSc: kip. 13 to 34
pounds. 7H8Sc: do veaL 10 to 14 pounds. 7J4c;
do calf, under 10 pounds. 7Uc; green (unsaltedl
1c per pound less; culls (bulls, stags, moth
eaten, badly cut. scored hair slipped, weather
beaten cr grubby), one-third leas.
SEW YOIUC STOCK JIAHKET.
Transactions "Were Large, bnt De
pression Everywhere Manifest.
KHW TOBK. April 18.-The stock market,
after making an Indifferent struggle all day
against the force of depression, yielded all
. ,round In the last hour, and closed under se
vere pressure, and with prices on a rapidly de
scending scale. Transactions were- large all
day. and the railroad llJt made considerable
show of strength in the opening dealings, but
there was heavy selling In the Iron and steel
stocks. But some of the railroad stocks wero
. bid up confidently In the face of violent de
clines In this group. Missouri Pacific was
'.buoyant, and carried the whole of the South--western
group with It. This stock went to
61R. and Its influence premised at one time to
overcome the reactionary fmv. t. i ,-tt
,.' 'suddenly to Thursday's level, and the wholn
ust icu ncavur uj sympamy. o aenmte news
was forthcoming to account for the weakness
of-tbe Iron and steel shares, beyond the asMr-
Stlons-that the large selling was 'for account of
lzrportant Inside Interests. .
"Late In the day rumor took form that therw
was to be extensive shutting down ot plants
.In the great metal companies, on the ground
of overproduction. In anticlpalon ot business
during ths early part of this year, which had
.fjept.roeterlallxed. American Steel & V.lncond
Federal Steel led the decline In point of activ
ity sad weakness. There were a tow railroad
FINANCIAL NEWS
stocks bcsldos the Southwestern croup which
made a stand against the weakness, but ths
majority of railroad stocks closed at from 1
to 2 points under Thursday's prices. 1
The course ot the money markets In London
and Berlin glvos little prospects ot support for
American securities there, land causes some
uneasiness for the future ot those markets
throughout the financial world.
The bond market was active, and showed
marked strength, which yielded only slightly
to the late depressing Influences. Total sales,
$2.3:3.000. United States new 4s advanced S
per cent, but the 5s. registered, declined U and
tho 3s, registered. V, percent In the bid price.
BONDS.
U. S. 2s,'"ref......103 do 4s , MM
V. S. 2s. reg.... 'JSblOen. Electric Ss...li(ia
do 3s, reg 1(0,N. T. Central lsls-llOh
do 3s, coupon. ..llu (North. Pacific 3s.. CS
do new 4s. rcc..l3J"l do 4s 104
do new 4s. coup.l33Xl Oregon Nav. Ists..l0s
do old 4s. rec...ll4.
do 4 ....IOjV
do old 4s, coup, .1147k
Oregon S. L. Cs.,.,123
do con. 5s...... ..Ill
Rlc Gr. West, lsts tVi
Sl Paul consols.. 172
El I'. C. 4 P. lstslll3
do Ss ....121
ao 3. reg... .1121s
da 5s, coupon. ..-lUV
DUL Cot 3-C5si..l21V
Atchison adj. 4s fc;,
v. & v.u. con isiij
- do S. F. deb. 5s. 12
Union Pacific 4S...103
D. & R. Q. lsts. .101 UVls. Central lsts.. H2S
When Issued.
STOCKS.
The total sales of stocks today were 051,700
shares. The closing quotations were:
Atchison .
Union Pacific 55'
do pref 70
Wabash S
do pref 705,
xuuu et unio.,.,. sv
Can. Pacific 07
do pref ..... .--
Can.-SouUiern . 53H'
Wheel. A L. E-... 10
do 2d prr....... 24-
Wlsconsln Central. ITh
P. a. C. Jfc BL L... 07
Third Avenuo 11-Vs
-ues. a: unio..... S;-a
ChL Gr. Western. 14V.I;
ivu. z w.......l-i
ChC. Ind. & L.... 27
do prcf C7
EXPKE3S IXJ.-S.
V.HU K xuu ill.. IH
Cblcaco i N. w.Aia
Adams .......... .11-)
American 145
C., IU L i- Pac...HOTiUnlted States .
. 47H
.. u, at BL i t:4
Wells-Fargo 123
MISCELLANEOUS.
toio. :ouu3ern ... bu
do 1st pref...
3: '
17 .
1154
178 -
Amer. Cotton OH.. 37
no J prcr
DeL & Hudson...
Del.. Lack. & W.
Denver & Rio Gr.
do pret
a.rio .............
do 1st oref
Amer. Malting .... 4 '4
do pref ......... 20
Amer. Smelt. A R. 38
2?5i .
do Dref ... bdia
Amer. spirits ..... "W
do pret ......... 17
1W
Amer. Steel HoOi. 2S
Great North, pref.158
oo.pret 74i
Amer. Steel '4 W.. 424
do pref .M...... Q;
Amer." Tin Plate.. 20h
do pref. T3h
Amer. Tobacco ..104'
iiwAinK ci .... 11
Hocking Valley .. SSh
Illinois Central .113 1
Iowa Central lbJ-J
uo yrei ........ OJ
Kan. C P. & G.. IS
1 ao ere:.- i.Q'u
Lake Erie W... 33 lAnaconda M: Co. 43 U
uo pref 00 iurooklyn R. T 7-4
Lake Shore .2W IColo. Fuel & Iron.. 43S
Louis. & Nash.... 85'ConU Tobacco ... 23H
Manhattan El ... V, I do pret 61 Vi
Met. St. Itr lGl'iJFederal Steel 40S
Mexican Central.. 13fefCen- Electric -....133ii
Minn. & St. Louts C3 (Glucose Sugar .... 45
do pref DO j do pref 3314
Mlrsourl Pacific .. 50X Int. Paper 22
Mobile & Ohio 40 1 do pref ......... 04
11.. JC & T ll-iLa Clede Gas 70
do pref asi,. National Biscuit V. 34
New Jersey Cent-117 I do pref 1SS
New York Cent...l33V;Natlomtl Lead .... 23
Norfolk & West.. JTjJ do pret 1MH
uo prei ........ w, national aieei .... s
Northern Pacific. Kn
do Dref ......... !K)lt
do rref 70V
V V Al- TtmW . 1T
uniano & west... ztfc
O. It. A N 42
JNonh American IS1.)
Pacific Coast .... 5IH
do pref t )
do 1st pref e-2
do 2d Jinf C2
Beading 19 I
do 1st rref 01HI
uo 2d rref il.
Pacific Mall 3Hi
People's Gas 101)4
Pressed Steel Car. 48
do pref i2
Pullman Pal. Car. 182
Bio Gr. Western.. BJ.jl
ao prei ... iff
St. Louis iS. Ft. 11
do 1st pref...... J0
do 2d pref 37
St. LouU & S. W. 121,
do xref .... 33k
Stand. Rope & Tw. 0
Sugar .......... . .1074
do pret ....Ill
Tenn. Coal & Iron. 83-(
V. S. Leather 12X
St. l'sul 121S'
do pret l"2r!
do pref ..'....... 7
U. S. Rubber S3
do pref ......... 100
Western Union ... 82
Republic Iron & 8. 18
do pret COH
Et. I'aul & o 117
Southern Pacific. 39'i
Southern By 14
do Dref ........ 60
Texas & Pacific... 10H
Ex dividend.
3Ioner, Cxcliaoge, Etc
SAN FRANCISCO. April la-Sterling on
London. CO days. $1 84: do sight, $4 8SH
Mexican dollars 4S5iff40c
Drafts Sight. 174e: telegraph, 20c
NEW TORK. April ia Money on call,
steady, -nt 3&4 per cent: last loans. 4 per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 4H85 per cent; ster
ling exchange, steady, wlth'actual business In
bankers bills,. at $4 S7H for demand, and at
$4 S.1 for CO days; ported rates, $4 S24 and
$4 RSH: commercial bills. $4 S3Q4 84.
Silver, ccrtlficates-COUtfClitc
Mexican dollars 47c
Bonds Government, Irregular: state, firm;
railroad, firm.
ADVANCED TIIE UATEv
Ilanlc of Entrlnna Incnrs the "Wrath
of Borrowers.
NEW TORK. April 10. Tho Times London
financial correspondent cables:
Oilr money market Is In a state of wrath
against the Bank of England, and all sort cf
accusations are being leveled at the head of
th present Governor. Sanue! S. Gladstone.
Tho origin of the quarrel Is simple enough. A
week ago, thanks to the enormous disburse
ments of the government, all short-loan ln
deblcdners of the market to the bank was
wined off. This feat left the market verr hard
Sip, but It was performed, and In anticipation of
such repayments our discount houses had be
gun to force rates down, until a good deal of
paper arriving at the beginning of this month
was bought at 3 per cent discount. This was
bad business from every point of view, and
some three weeks ago a him was conveyed to
m by the bank that It the market had to go
to It for money after the dividends were re
leased on April 5 It would hae to pay 5 per
cent.
"As Ion?." the bank authorities said, "as we
hold large amounts of government balances
collected from the market, we don't think It
fair to nsk more than 4 rcr cent from borrow
ers, but the position will be altogether changed
when the market has had every penny of gov
ernment money disbursed to It, and then wants
more."
This warning was given and repeated, yet the
brokers senscle-sly bent rates down In the
manner stated. Then came last Monday, with
the call for 4,500.000 on the "Khaki" loan,
and Immediately the market found that It could
no: pay, so back It went to the bank tor as
sistance. "Very well." the bank replied, "you
shall have It nt 5 per cent." Hence tbo wrath
and the accusation that the Governor Is only
working for his shareholders Interests, not for
those of tlur market.
How much was paid up In full upon the war
loon? I cannot yet say, because authoritative
estimates differ; but, I Imagine, not so much
as 1.000.000. making 3,000,000, or at the out
side 5.530.000 altogether. And yet the market
hod to go to tno bank tn ths week Just closed
for quite 5,(100,000. Most ot this was pro
cured by discounts, the 'bank continuing to pay
bills up to three months for currency at 4 per
cent. Its quotations of 5 per cent for short
loans merely represent r endeavor to compel
the open market to keep Its discount rate as
near as possible to 4 per cent. Jn order to post
pone as long as possible an advance In the
bank rate to 5 per cent. And the market rate
do hover around 4 per cent, one hour a frac-
CULUSONMO.
Stock,
Grain
Provision
BROKERS
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tlon above, the next hour a fraction below.
Last Saturday It was a fraction below, but
mow of the mercantile houses were shut M?.
The Bank of England expects to receive
soma gold from Russia, via Oermany, but not
a great deal, for the very good reason that
Russia would not rend a pound .It she could
help herseir. Naturally, ith the holidays In
prospect, disappointments about the progress
of the war and a fresh twinge of scarcity In
tho credit market, our stock exchange has been
dumpish and Idle, disposed to sell everything It
was, carrying, so as to take Its holiday In peace
of mind. Under such conditions, you can well
understand that the boom In your laisTHy se
curities has made no appreciable progress.
Were It not for the powerful support accorded
from New Tork. prices for all best-known
stocks must have been worse than they were,
because brokers tell me It has been to realise,
and nothing but realize, among British opera
tors all the past week, until the market dosed
on Thursday.
THE CRAIX 3IAniCETS.
Prlee for"Ccrenl In European and
American Porta.
8AN FRANCISCO. April 10. Wheat, steady;
rpot quiet. No sales of barley; spot barley,
fairly steady. Oats, .quiet.
Spot quotations were:
Wheat-Shipping. No. J. 05c; choice. OCc;
mllllcg. $9Sc8$l 01VS.
Barley Feed. fOff'SKe: brewing, S0tfS2ijc
OaU-Gray. Oregon. $1 OTH01 12T4: milling-.
$1 lSffl. 17: red, 05c$l 15.
Call board sales:
Wheat Steady: May, OCXc; December,
$1 04H; cash, 004c
Barley No sales.
Cc-nv Large yellow, $1 10SJ1 15.
1 1 1
Chicago Grain anil Produce.
CHICAGO. April 10. Wheat was rather quiet
all the session, as the foreign markets were
still closed In celebration ot Easter. " Foreign
bids were reported Improved. At the outsev
the market was easy, because needed rains hod
fallen In the West and Southwest, but tho
corn strength caused ,a reaction of sentiment
among shorts, and Initial figures proved lowest
of the day. The rally was further aided by
a report the Chile would have to Import wheat,
owing to heavy damages to the domestlo crop,
and another from Kleff. Southwestern Russia,
icporltng some damage there. A further con
sideration -Minted out was the probability ot
a decrease In tho acreago In the Northwest.
vhere farmers are supiosed to favor planting
.laxseed. May opened HSUc under Saturday,
at OOHC&iTSc advanced to GOXC0Cv-, decllnM
to .GGVieoGXc. and then rallied, dosing Cm.
He higher, at 0Gic
The com market was firm, but not very ani
mated. The Increase tn the visible of 7.77i
000 bushels caused a dip, following Its an
nouncement, but om the offerings thus mado
were icadlly absorbed, the market reacted and
closed firm. May being uo c at 30N.7.
The provision market opened , lower under
uif uiiiuejice 01 uepresscu prices ai. uic yarus,
but reacted. May pork closed lic unddr Sat
urday, at $12 77U: May lard. 6c higher, at
$T 324: and May ribs, unchanged, at $? f-H;
The oats market was dull and weak all day.
May closed c depressed, at 234c
The leading futures ranged as follows:
, Opened. Highest, Lowest. Closing.
WHEAT.
April r0 CC7
May $0GeVt $0CA $000 t4
July 074 08V4 tsiV, CMS
September ... CS, CSH ui Left
CORN.
April S3
May , 30VI 30-4 IKi Ki
July 4014 40H 40H 0'.i
September... 41 41H 4i 41
OATS.
May 24 24 23 -S
July 23'4 24 Z3J 23H
September ... 234 23V4 23 ST-ft
MESS PORK.
May 12 CO 12 85 12 00 12 77U
July 1280 1305 1280 12t7H
' LARD. 1
May 7 224 7 33 T221S 7 3S'.,
July 730 7424 7J0 7 10
Fcpteraber ... 7 374 7 474 7JI4 7 47H
SHORT RIBS.
May 715 72!4 715 724
July 715 725 713 7 25
September ...7174 7 224 7174 7221J
Cash quotations were as follows:
F1ouh. Steady.
Wheat No. 3 Spring. C74CC8c; No. 2 red,
COHc
Corn No. X 30c
Oats No. 2, 24Vic: No. 2 white, 2GSrc:
No. 3 white, 25Sitf27c
Rye No. 2. 6SUc
Barley No. 2. 41044c
Flaxseed-No. 1. $1 73.
Timothy seed Prime. $2 354J2 40.
Mess pork Per barrel. $12 10312 SS.
Lard Per cwL, $7 2037 35. '
Short ribs Sides, loose. $7 1007 40.
Dry salted shoulders Boxed. irKO-,.
Short dear sides Boxed. $7 40g7 SO.
Butter rirro; creamery, 14IS;: dairy,
13810c
Chtese Firm. 12014c
Eggs Stady: fresh. 10c
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrel 21.000 62.')00
Wheat, bushels 43,000 0-"00
Com. bushels 249.000 3S2.-00
Oats, bushels 24S.OOO 24'V
Rye. bushelr O.OOO 3-oft0.
Barley, bushels 38.000 23,000
Jfetv Yorlc Grain nnil Prodnce.
NEW YORK. April 10. Flour Receipts, 32,
320 barrels: exports, 22,733. Market quiet but
firm.
Wheat Receipts. 23.300 bushels; erports. 04.
423. Spot, firm: No. 2 red. Slc f. o. b. Op
tions opened steady, and were later advanced
by fears of cold weather In the West following
the present Ideal conditions, together with the
early strengh In corn, damage news from
South Russia and from Ohio. Trade was rather
quiet all day. owing to. the holiday abroad.
Closed firm at Mae net advance. Slay dosed
at 74cr July. 74c; September, 74c
Wool Steady.
Hops Steady.
Visible Grain Supply.
NEW TORK. April la The statement of Ih
vtslble supply ot grain In store and afioat on
Saturday. April 14, as compiled by fhe New
York Produce Exchange, Is as follows:
Husheia. Inc" Dec
Wheat 23.273.000 130.000
Com 24.7SS.OOO 1,701,000
Oats 7.74X000 30,000
Rye 1,311.000 35,00u
Parley 871.000 159,000
SAS FUAXCISCO JIAnKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. Wool Srrtng
Nevada. 129152 per pound: Eastern Oregon. 12
C16c: Valley. Oregon. 20S22c Fall Northern,
mountain. 10312c: mountain. SjJlOc: plains,
S?10c: Humboldt and Mtndoclno, 14Q15C
Hops 1899 crop,. 11613c per pound tor choice.
Mills tuffs-Middlings. $17620: bran. $12613
per ton.
Hay Wheat. $0310; wheat and oat. $0Q9:
best barley. $597; alfalfa. '$3t7 50: sloe,, HO
S 60; compressed wheat. $769 50 per ton;
straw, 25840c per bale.
Potatoes Early Rose, CO0C5c; River Bur
banks, 40CC5c: Oregon Burbanks, 60ff86p per
centaj; sweet potatoes, 2 25Q2 40 per cental.
Vegetables SUierskln onions, $GgS per cen
tal: garlic 2433'4c: green peas. $161 25 per
lack; itring beans. 103L24c. dried ox.ro. S2;ic
per pound: atparagus, $102 per box; czz
plant. 8610c per pound.
Apples Choice. $1 23; common, 50c '
Citrus fruits Oranges, navels. $1 50 3 50:
Mexican limes, $4 5033: common California
lemons, $1 2531 SO; do choice, $1 2531 50 per
box.
Bananas $1 2533 25 per bunch.
Butter Fancy creamiry. lBaiTc; do sec
onds, 10c; fancy dairy, 154c; do scom-lt.139
15c per pound.
Cheese California, new. 76Sc: Young Amer
ica. 8884c: Eastern. 184C17c per pound.
Eggs Store, 13314c; fancy ranch. lZOIVfc
per dozen.
Poultry Turkey gobblers, lOOUc: do hens, 12
013s per pound; old roost -rs. S3 6034 per dnz,;
young roosters. $030 30; small broilers, $2 30
63 60; large broilers. $434 60; fryers, K30:
hens. $535 50 per dozen; geese, $232 25 pe'
pair. '
Receipts Flour, quarter seeks. 20:13: do Ore
gon, 1810; wheat, centals, 1200; do Oregon.
940; "barley, centals, 703: oats, centals. Oregon
1 "CO; leans, acks, 143; 'com, centals. .11; pnia
tces, sacks, 722; do Oregon, 5339; bran, sacks,
60; do Oregon. 8003: middlings, sacks. 1020; do
Oregon. 300; hay, tons, 431; wool, bales, 1C3;
hides, 633.
" '
EASTEHX LIVESTOCIC
CmCAGO. April 10,-Cattle Receipts, 19.600.
Steers generally 10c lower; butchers' stock
steady; natives, beat on sale today, one carload
at $0; good to prime steers, $4 0060; poor u
medium, $4 1094 73: selected JecUers. $464 SO.
.mixed rtocksrs, -43 4933.00; ,cows, $364 60;
heifers. $3 1564 73: canners, $2 232 80; bullsT
$2 8034 23; calves, $4 604JT 23. Tcxans-Rc-
Downing, Hopkins & Co.
Chicago Board 'of Trade
New York Stock Exchange Brokers
Continuous market quotations at principal centers of trade received over our
own tvlrea. Branch offices at Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane, Walla Walla, Colfax.
"Wash., Vancouver and Victoria, B. C
Room 4 Ground Floor. Chamber of Commtrct. Both Telephone.
GAPE -NOME"
S. S. GEO. W. ELDER, ' S. S. NOME CITY
S. S. DESPATCH. . ' '
Th6 above first-class steamers will sail every 10 days
during the season for Cape Nome, York and St Michael
and Yukon river points. ........
First Sailing, May 15
FOR RATES AXD IXFOnMATlOJt APPLT TP
CALIFORNIA- & OREGON COAST S. S. CO.
F. P. BAUMOARTNER, 203 Washington St.
w 9
W. A. Mitchell & Co., General Acents, San FrancUco.
iV
Pacific Coast
v&BEan for
t2&2&. the
Cape Nome Gold Fields
THE NEW PATAT1AX. ETEBI. STEAMSHIP
"Seaator" will sail from Son Francisco, May 14. Scuttle, May 19. Subsequent trip,
will be from Seattle direct, namely: Juno 21. July 21 and August 20.
Th "Stettor" hss a espsclty of 3900 taaa. Her ssconl cabin sri stMrsr sccommodatlos)
ar superior to tbt flrst-elsss accomznotlatlons ot irxct of Ut stsmelilvenlsed for 2cme.
Tlis Pacific Coast Sttamslilp Co. has been runnlns; Its steamer to Alaska winter and sosv
rner- for S3 years, and b the pioneer Pacific Coast llao. Beattle frelcrbt and pessenver rates ap
plr from Pcrtland. Per further Information Inquire of COODALI., PEHK1NS A CO.. Oenera
Crests. 10 .Market, .8aa Francisco, or N. POBTO1. Actmt, StlTWastilsKtea St.. Portlasd,..
celpts. 800; best on sale today. 14 KTW: Texas
fed steers, SI If 3 S: Texas bulls, 3 XQ3 70.
Hon necelpts today, 34,000 i estimated lo
morrow, 23,000. Hoes, slow to So lower: top,
S3 73; mixed and butchers, J5 455 70; good to
choice heavy, . G033 73: rough heavy, S3 43
65 KJ: llgbt, S5 4083 C2: bulk of sales, S3 53
es 65.
Sheep Receipts, 10,000. Sheep about steady,
lambs 10c lower: eood to choice wethers, $50
0 45; fair to choice mixed. S3Q0: Western
sheep, 090 35; yearllncs, SC0O SO: native
lambs, S3 037 40; Western lambs. SC37 40.
OMAHA, April llWCattle Receipts, 2700.
Uarkrt shade- lower: native beef steers, S4 20Q
3 40: cows and heifers, S3 4034 SOj canners,
S2 133 SO; stockers and feeders. S3 7383 10;
calves, $467: bulls and stars. S3 S0-S3 00.
Hoes Receipts. 6400. Market shade to Cc
lower: heavy, 5 40ff5 C24; mixed. S5 40(
3 42i: light. $S Stes 42H: bulk of sales, $3 40
?5 42H-
Sheep -Rielpta, 3300. Market active, steady;
fair to choice Westerns. $5 6030 15; common
and stock sheep. $4 C3S5 SO; lambs. $537 30.
KANSAS CITY, April 18. Cattle Receipts.
4100. Texas steers. S3 0034 73; Texas cows.
2 75ffl4; native steers, S3 83 5 40; .native
cows and hellers. II S04 SO: stockers and
feeders. S3 45ff3; bulls, S2 2504 B5T
Hoes Receipts. 0000. Market weak to Be
lower; ttilk of sales, S3 40Q5 S3; heavy. S3 13
CS CO; packers, S3 4033 C5; mixed. $5 33G3 SO;
light, S5 XOi 43; Yorkers, S3 33Q5 43; pies,
$4 1003 50.
Sheep Receipt. 2000. Market strone; lambs,
f307 30; muttons, S3 HQ5 CO.
Tlie Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. April 10-Metals In ths ab
sence of odvlcesftom London, the metal mar
ket was dull all'day. Tin. though very quiet,
rulod a shade lower on account ot scarcity of
buyers, closing dull at 31 12-331 .50. Lake
copper, unchaneed. but firm, closing at $17.
Lead- and spelter continue to rule about steady
at unchaneed prices, closing at .$4 C7V4 bid and
SI 724 asked, and $4 724 bid and $4 77
asked, respectively. Ple-lron warrants were
dull and nominal. The brokers price for lead
was S4 45, and copper $17 23. Bar silver, S0!ic
per ounce.
.SAN FRANCISCO, April 10,-Ear silver, per
ounce, &9c
Coffee and Saenr
NEW YORK. April 10. Coffee Options at
the close were firm. 10820 points hlsher: sales,
21,730 baes. Including May at $0 05: July. $7;
September, $7 107 20; October. $7 1557 20.
Spot, nio. steady: No. 7, Invoice. Sc. No. 7,
Jobblnc. S 7-lCc Mild, quiet, steady.
Sugar Raw, Arm: fair reQntng, 4c; centrifn
gal, DC test. 44e: refined, flrnv
BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Twelfth Annual Meetinjr of .rreaby
terlnns ThU AVeck.
The twelfth annual meeting of the "Wom
an's North Pacific Presbyterian Board of
Missions will be held In Portland tomor
row and Thursday at the First Presby
terian Church, Twelfth and Alder streets.
Tonight from 7:20 to 910 there will ba
a pastor's greeting- by Dr. E. P. Hill.
The programme for tomorrow Is as fol
lqws: Blornlnir.
S3 Dcvotlonalservlce, Mrs, Robert Mc
Lean 10:00 Meeting called to order by first
vice-president. Mrs. E. TV. Allen.
"Words of welcome, Mrs. E. P. II11L
Response.
Minutes of the eleventh annual meet
ing. Mrs. 1L C. Campbell.
Reports
Sunday School secretary, Mrs. F. I.
Ball.
Junior C. E. and band secrotary, Mrsx
H. N. Scott
Secretary of literature, Mrs. E. C
Protzman.'
Chinese borne committee, Mrs. H. K.
secretary. Mrs. John Williamson.
Treasurer, Mrs. E. P. Mossman.
11-30 Appointment of committee.
Closing Hymn.
Prayer.
Luncheon.
Prayer hour.
Afternoon.
1:20 Devotional service, Mrs. "W". B. Lee.
2:00 In merr.or'am, Mrs. A. L. .LIndsIey.
2:0CRerort of foreign corrcxpondlcg ssc
rptary. -Mrs. Jas. 'Wilson.
Greetings from our workers
China. Dr. E. J. Leonard.
India. ,Dr. Maud Allen.
Prayer, Mrs. E. A. Saxton.
Hymn.
Japan. Mrs. J. "W. Doughty.
Mountain whites. Miss Mabel Moore.
Corea. Miss Ellen Strong.
Prayer. Mrs. W. B. Lee.
3-05 "Half hour with the Chinese," Mrs.
W. S. Holt- .
3iM Paper, "The Freedmcn," Mrs. C. R.
.Templeton.
3:45 Address, Miss Helen- Clark.
a
A Correction.
PORTLAND, April' 16. (To the Editor.)
Tho types caused an apparent siur to
bo cast upoa certain Democrats when ,a
compliment was Intended In my letter 6f
yesterday. This was caused by tlie little
sjord "In"' In place of the word "no," ns
written In the concluding portion of the
following sentence: "In your paper 6f Sun
day, under tho heading ot The Farce of
1,7
Steamship Co.
Fusion,' your 'writer makes Inquiry
as to "where were the old-line leadcia of
the Democrats.' and classes me with a
number of Democrats of fitandlnc with
whom It Is no (written In) EnaJI honor
t be mentioned." . Kindly elve space to
this. In correction. "W. WHALLET.
1 .
HCSIXESS ITEMS.
If llaby Is Cttttlnir Teeth.
tie sure and use that old and well-trted remedy,
Mrs. Wlnilows Soothing Syrup, for chlklrea
teething. It soothes the child, scftens th rums.
allays an pain, aires wind colic and diarrhoea.
,
That bilious taste and loss of appetite
are quickly cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla.
TRA'.'EI.EnS GDIDC.
A Mother.
From Montana
Ilcrp's a letter our general
agent at Billings received a few
weeks ngo:
"I wish to express my thanks
for the courtesy extended me
over your line In my recent trip
from Billings to Chicago. Though
traveling with two babies, I
mado the trip with the greatest
comfort, and the least possible
fatigue."
Another straw that show?
which way people should go.
Omaha. Chicago, Kansas CJty,
St. Louls-ALL points East.
Ticket Office, ,
100 3rd St., ctr.SUrt.Pir'lul, Onju.
R. W. FOSTER.
Ticket Acsnt.
OrO. S. TAYLOR,
City Pssaenetr Attn.
GO EAST VIA
aa&WzZ
OS THE FAMOUS
Gfiicago - Portland Special
And Travel in Luxurious Comfort
Dlnlnc Cnrs. Service a Ia Carte.
Llbrary-Duffet Smoklnsr Cars.
pElnce"'nnd Ordinary Slcciilns Cars.
Free llecllnlnjr Cliair Cars.
".-
The only train runslnc throush solid from
Portland to Chicago. No chanc of cars. Every
car Illuminated with Plntach jidL
Leaves S P. M., Portland. Arrives 0:43 P. M.
OTY TICKET OFFICE
124 Third St. Phone Main 363
w. r. coman. J. n. XAOEU
Oeseral Asest. City Tlcktt Art-
WASHINGTON & ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
Steamship "CrrY OF SEATTLE" -rill lears
Seattle at 8 P. M. on Tuesday. April 3. and
eiery 10 dayo thereafter, tor Vancouver, Ketch
ikan. Juneau and Skafrs-ay. maklns; Uln from
Seattle to Skaxnray In T2 bourn.
For frelxbt and paasaee Inquire of
DODWELL A CO.. L1MITUI). ACCXTS.
FOR CAPE NOME
' ,S, Elihu Thompson
Carrylnc freurnt only, will sail on or about'
May 15th .
This favorite- steamer, harlne large encase
ments, will receive prompt dispatch.
Subsequent" salllnes about July S3 and Sep
tember 18. -
Tor rates! and full Information apply to
COOK Is CO.. 740 Paciac are..
Telephone Mala 188. Ti corns. Wash.
rafSFifSB1,? liSy
nv-U Iwsil tI l Cv 1 VA KlW-I
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Union Depot, Sixth and J Streets.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALt POINTS EAST
"FAST" MAIL AND TOnTLASD - Cni
CACO SPECIAL UOCTII.'
Leaves tor the East- via Spokane dally at 3.43
P. M. Arrive r SnV-A. V.
avet for rfce East, via Pendleton and llnnt--
ineion. aairy at 8:00 P. M. Arrives, via tuiai
mcton and Pendleton, at 8:43 P. M.
TUKOCOH PULLMAN AND TOUT.IST
SLEEPERS.
Water Ilres schedule, subject to chanrs -irlth-cut
notice:
OCEAX AXD RIVER SCHEDfLK.
OCEAN DIVISinN Stixunahlns sail from
Alnsirorth dock at 8:00 P. M. Leave Portland
Columbia. Monday. April !; Thursday. April
12; Sunday. April 22: Wednesday, May 2: Sa:
urdsy. May ll Stale of California. Saturday.
April 7; Tuesday, April 17; Friday, April 2.:
Monday, May 7. t
From San Francisco State cf California.
Tuesday. April 3; Friday, April 13; Monday..
April 23; Thursday. May ; Sunday. May 13.
Columbia. Sunday. April 8; Wednesday, April
IS: Saturday, April 28; Tuesday. May 8.
COLUMBIA KIVC11 UIVISIOS.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Hassalo I tax en Portland dally, except
Sunday; et 8.00 P. M.: en Saturday at 10:00. P.
M. Returntne: leaves Astoria dally, except sun
day, at 7:00 A. M.
WILLAMETTE IUVER DIVISIOX.
PORTLAND AND COrVaLLIS. OK.
Steamer Ruth. lor Salem, Albany. Corvallts
and way points, leaves Portland Tuloyj.
Thursdays and Saturdays at 0.1)0 A. M. Return
lne. leaves Corvallls Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at 6-00 A St:
Steamer Modoc, for Salem. Independence and
way points. leaven Portland Mondays.Wednes
days and Fridays at COO A. M. R'turnlnr.
leaves Independence Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays si .30 AM.'
YAMHILL niVEU nOCTC .
PORTLAND AND DAYTON. OR.
Eteamer Elmore, for Dayton and way points,
leaves' Portland Tuesday". Thursdays and Sat
urdays' at 7 A. M. Returning, leaves Dayton for
Portland and way tulnta Honda J i. Weunesdayj
and Fridays it o A. M. '
S.VAKE niVEIt KOUTK.
RIPARIA. WASH.. AND LEWISTON. IDAHO
Steamer Spokane or s-tearner levl-rtcn leaves
Rlparla dally at 1:20 A. M.. arrlvlrc t Lewleton
at 12 o'clock nonn. Return. nx. the pokace rr
Lewlston leaves Lewlston dally at 8:30 A. M
arrlvlnc at Rlparla same ev-nlnc.
W. II. lil'RLRCnT.
General Psiueaeer Agent.
V. A. SCIIILL1NO City Ticket Aser.u
Ttltphone Main 712
NewSteamsliipLinctotlieOrient
CHINA AND JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND.
In.conneetlon with THE OREGON RAIUIOAD
& NAVIGATION CO. Schedule. 19S0 Ivul-Jcct to
chance):
Steamer. Due to Leave Portland.
"AUEROELDH7 March 23
"MONMOUTHSHIRE" April 11
"BRAEMAR" May 2
For rites, accommodations-, etc.. apply to
DODWELL & COMPANY. Limited.
General Agents. Portland. Or.
To principal pclnts In Japan and China.
THE FASTEST. AND MOST
DIRECT lINE'
-TO THE-
EASTANDSOUTHEAS!
15 THE
SpiCTOr
The Dlrsct Line to Denver, Oman j.
Kansas City and St Loui;.
Only 3 Days, to Chicago,
Only4 Days to New York and
other Principal Eastern cUti
Tnrotjsh Pullman Palace Sleepers
Tourist Sleepers
Dlnlnn Cars tmenls n la enrte). anil
I'rce Itecllulnif Clutir Cars
Operated Dally on Fast Mall Trains
Throo,Th tickets, bsszare checks and sleeping.
ear accommodations can he arrsnstd at
CITY TICKET OFFICE
135 Third StrrsS Portland, Orc-joi
J. ll.-LOTHP.OP.
Gtn'l Acent.
GEORGE LANO.
Oty Pass. Is. Tkt. Aet.
FOR CAPE
Ssc
Xha llasnlflcent Tratu-Paciflc Iassesser
Steamship
TACOMA
ncBistcrea tonnage, 2M1 tons; capacity,
4000 tons: passenger- accomraoilatlons, 10)
first class. 900 second class. This steam
ship has Just been released from the gov
ernment service .13 a troopship, and has
every modern comfort and convenience and
is tho largest steamship In thn Cape Nome
trade.
"Will sail from Taccma and Seattle on or
about the Zith of May.
For rates and full Information apply to
DODWELL & CO., LTD.
Telephone, llaln, 55. 252 Cak Street.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
LEAVES
UNION
DEPOT.
For Maysers. Rainier.)
Clattkanle. Wcstocrt.
ARRIVES
UNION
DEPOT.
Clifton. Astoria. War-
ren:on. Flavcl. Ham
mend. Fort Steiens,
Geirhart l'ark. Selde.
Astoria and Seashore
Express.
Dally.
Astoria Express,
v Dally.
8-00 A. M.
T.-OOP. M.
11:15 A.M.
S:M P. M.
Ticket office. 2S5 Morrison st. sod Unoa dtpot.
J. C. MATO. Geo. Pass. Act.. Astoria, Or.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
COLOMBIA RIVER .t PUGET SOUND NAVJ.
GATION CO.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Z
BALLET CATZERT (Alder-street doc&J
Leaves Portland dally every morning at 7
o'clock, eicept Sunday. Returnlns. leaves As
toria every nlcht at 7 o'clock, except Sunday.
Orezon 'phone Main 351. Columbia 'phene 3C1.
U. B. SCOTT. President.
CAPE NOME VIA DAWSON .
Alaska SteamshipCompany
NEXT SAILING. ROSALIE. APRIL IS.
The only company having through trafnc or
rangemenu to Atlln and the Klondike. Weekly
sellings trctn Tacoma. For full loformatlon ap-'
ply to J. L. HARTMAN, Agent. Portland. Or..
X Chamber oX Ce-xuacrca. ,
1 Sil1
XTtAVELnKS GUIDE.
EAST via
SOUTH
Leave
CtfI fifth aai I Stmts I
Arrlv
OVER1VAND EX
PRESS TRAINS
for Salem. Rose
burg. Ashland. Sac
ramento. O g d e n,
Ean Francisco. Mo
lave, 1jC3 Angeles.
El Paso, New Or
leans and the East
At Wcodbura
(dally except Sun
day), morning train
cennects vrlth train
for Mt. Ar.geU S1I
v e r fo n. Brovrrs
vtlle. Springfield
and Natron, and
evening train fcr
Mt. Angel and Sl.
ertcn. Albany passencer
Ccrvallts passenier
Sheridan passenger
8-30 P. M.
3:80 A. M.
7: A.M.
S:0 P. 3C
45 P.M.
17-50 A. M.
H:50 P. M.
10:10ASt
&-ZO P. M.
tllSA. M.
Dally. IDally except Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale between Portland. Sac
ramento and San r'ranclsco. Net nt sir nrii
class and fll second claax mcludlcg sleeper.
xia.es ana iicyeis to eastern pcintH and Eu
rope. Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONOLULU and
AUSTRALIA. Can bj obtained from J. B.
KIRliLAND. Tlcktt Agent. HO Third at.
TAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot ot Jetlenon Street.
Leave for Oswego dally at 7:"0. 3:0 A M.t
12:30. 13. 3:25, 4U0. C3. -JK lia P. M.;
and 0:00 A. U. en Sundays only. Arrive at
Portland dally af 0:3i. sao. 'lO-io A. M.:
13. 3:10. 4.30. 0:13. 7:40. 10 00 P. M.. 12.ll
A- M. dally, except Mcnaay. 3:0 and 10:C3 A.
M. on Sundavs only.
Leave for Dallas dally, except Sunday, at
5:0T. P. M. Arrive nt Portland at O:3o A. M.
Passenger train leavra Dallas for Alrlle Mon
dat. Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:4S P. M.
Iteturna Tneolayx. Thursdaya and Saturdaya.
Except Sunday.
R. KOEHI.ER. C. II. MARKHAM.
Manager. Cec Frt. & Pass. Agt.
Tiin dixzng cAn notrrn from portIaAXo
TO THE EAST.
THE OXLT DIHKCT UNT. TO TIIE YELLOW-
STONE 1'ARK.
IiiTe Il'icaSfJOl.flftl ;i S!; Arrlro
Vint malt for Ta-w-!
NO.L
nia. Srattlr. 01m?lu
Gray Hart or a.a-1
South DerU pnit. j
Fpukane. Kcr stand. It. j
C.. lUlllTUtl. M-WCCiT !,.. -p
Lpvj:on. nuftilo -"-0 iU
Hump mlalcK country.
linen ji. Uln-Ta.Jilt.
S I'aul. Ocaha. Xaa-
11:13 A. il.
tat Citr. sc Lou;i.
Clilaac) an all pita:
cast an-1 Koutheaiic.
Punjt Soun-1 lxpreai
for Tacoma a avifl
JCai
11,30 P. u.
7:CO A. M.
I- and tn:rnie-JJit puUiTt
riiUnan flrt-la aaU tourtt vttp?Ts t Mla
cra polls. Si. Paul ath! liUaun rirr point Uii
out chang-?.
Vit!buiM rralrj. UIca drpct connctv. (2
all prlnr'pa! cllle.
Jl$KZr checktni to d!:!nnt!fln 3f tlckrj.
For banJnmly- laitr4tM Zr'rlvtt mittrr.
tickets. :ept De-car tervzticii. call oa or
writs
A. D. CMARLTOri
AisNfnnt (iencrnl rnw-rtijcrr Aicnt.
U35 Morrl-ini. St.. rr- Tlilri!.
1'ortlnutl. Orricnn.
SOO PACIFIC UN:
OfTers th LOWEST RATE3 end KTST SERV.
lee to and from sll Esstern rtolnts and Europe.
Throcsh teurlst cars from eoaat to St. Paul.
Tcrcnto. Montrtxl aai Roston WITIIOUX
CHANGE.
Direct Route to
Kootcnay Mining Dlstric.
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific trial cjlll :sia31 Cnes U
lapar ail kzr.nll.
Tit rle and Information, sprly to
U. B. ARIIOIT. Ar-nt.
E. J. COTLE." HO Third stree. city.
A. (L P. A.. Vancouver. B-. C
PSREATMaRTOERWll
Tlclcet omcet 122 Third St. 'Phone C33
LEAVE.
No. 4
3:4S P. M.
The Flyer, dally to ant
from St. Paul. Mlnne
aDOlls. Dulutb. Chlcazr
and all points Ess-.
ARRIVE.
So. 3.
8:00 A.M.
Through palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dlnln
and liuffet Srnok!nE-LI!rary Cars.
JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE
STEAMSHIP RIOJUN MARU
For Japan. China and all Asiatic points trill
leave Seattle
About April 25th.
Pcch'Ic Coasi Steamship Co.
FOlt ALA3K1
THE COMPANVS elegant
steamers. Cottage City. ".Ity
of Topeka and Al - Kl leate
TACOMA 11 A. M-. SEATTLE
0 P. M.. April 5. 10. 13. IV.
25. 30: May 3, 1". 13. 20. 25.
20; June 4. and every fifth day
thereafter.. For further Infor
mation obtain cornirany'sfolder.
The company reuerves the rlcht to chanx
stearners. sailing dates and hours of salllnf.
without previous notice.
AGENTS N'. POSTON, 248 Washington St..
Portland. Or.: F. W. CARLtrrON. N. P. R. R.
dock. Tacoma: J. F. TKOWRHIDOE. Putet
Sound S-pt., Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOOOALL PERKINS & CO.. Oea. Af... A P.
SEATTLE
CAPE N01V1E
Yukon River Points
S. 6- "OHIO." 2C00 tons, after two years
service as U. S. transport, has- been released,
and vr 111 sail from Seattle for Cape- Nome about
May 21. Rates First class, 11 CO and $123;
second class. $73. For berths, etc.. apply t
any railroad scent, cr agent of the Interna
tlcnal Navigation Co.. or to
EMPIRE TRANSPORTATION CXX,
. 607 First avenue. Seattle, wash.
VANCOUVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
Steamer Undine, Captain Charles T. TCaxnm.
leaves Vancouver at 8:30 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Leaves Portland at 10:30 A. M. and 4:30 P. M.
Sundays excepted. For freight or paeKixe ap
ply on board, foot or Taylor street. Round trtfh
-oc
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