Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 13, 1900, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Texte COMMERCIAL AND The hot weather yesterday appeared to have a depressing effect on trade, and business in the wholesale district was hardly up to lu norzarU proportions. Receipts of produce and fn.lt were Quite liberal, and berries continue to "Veil at good prices, 5c being received for n Arty all of the strawberries which ere brought In. Raspberries sold at Oc at whole sale. The hot weather Is rnaklng a very sick poultry market. Despite the warning sent cut last week, fanners continued to send In chickens and ducks, and. yesterday It was Im possible to more thetn at any price, some of the beet coops of chickens being refused at 43 50 per dozen. Butter continues firm, and eggs are .holding up to He. The wheat xnar Ikct continues Ann, with an upward' tendency. Bank Clearing?. Exchanges. Balances. Portland Tacoma Seattle - Spokaao ..... S334.' $38.33S 175:177 ..... 410,759 30S.537 15.WJ1 49.742 33,548 PORTLAND MARKETS. Grain, Float-. Etc. There was considerable strength in the wheat 'market again jesterday, the Chicago market at one time adknclng to 74c on the July op tion, and closing with a slight gain over the .strong closing of the day previous. Liverpool markets were also In better shape, but there 1s etill a tendency on the part vt the foreigners to. hold oft a while longer. In the hope of te rrlng wheat at the old prices. In the Port land market there Is the same difficulty that is always met on a rising market, holders refus ing to sell, so long as there Is any strength In the Eastern markets. A few sales were reported jesterday at about 54c for "Walla "Walla, and heavy stock might have comroand ed from c to lc rooro. Valley Is nominally 5354c Freights are very firm, 42s Cd being paid yesterday for one of the largest ships chartered this season. "Wheat Walla "Walla, 53854c; Valley, 52 54C: bluestem. 5550c per bushel. Flour Best grades, $2 5533; graham, $2 50; superfine. $2 10 per barrel. Oats "White, 3435c; gray, 3233c per bushel. Barley Feed. $14015; brewing. $16 per ton. Mlllstuffs "Bran. $1213 per ton; middlings, J1SS19; shorts. $1315; chop, $14. Hay Timothy, $10011; clover, ?77 60; Ore gon wild hajt; $C7 per ton. nutter, Cggi, Ponltry, Etc Butter Fancy creamery, 25340c ; store, 25c r iper roH- Eggs lS!i14c per dozen. Poultrj Wteak; chickens, mixed, JfS4 per tJoxen.. hens. $5; ducks, $35; .geese, JOS'" per dozen. Cheese Kull cream, twins, 1213c; Young America, Uc per pound. "Vleeetables, Fralt, Etc Vegetabtes Parsnips, $1; carrots, 75c(3?l; turnips, 75a per sack; onions, llc per pound for new; cabbage, $1 50 per cental; potatoes, 40 965c per sack; peas, 45c; beans, 1012c; as paragus, 4 5c; new potatoes, $11 10 per cen tal. Fruit Lemons, $2 503; oranges, $3Q3 23 per box for navels. J2per box for seedlngs; plneappltes, $4 5000 per dozen; bananas, $2 5t 3 per "bunch; Persian dates, 7JSc per pound, strawberries, Oregon, 5c per pound; peaches, f$ll 25; cherries, 75c; apricots, 75c$i per 'box; raspberries, 6c per pound. Dried fruit Apples, evaporated. 78c pel jKJUnd; eun-drled, sacks cr boxes, 45c: pearst, jmn and laporated. &SCc; plums, pltlesa, 444 5c; prunes. Italian, 3J45Hc: silver, extra choice. 52Gc; flgjj, Srajrna. 22c; California .black. 5g"3c; do white, 10c per pound. Groceries, Nuts, Etc Coffee Mocha. 232Sc; Jaa. fancy, 26332c; ' 3&va. good, 20324c; Jaia, ordinary. 16&20c; Cofta Jtlca. fancy, 16320c; do good, 16318c; da ordinary, 1 OS 12c per pound; Columbia, roast, 912 03; Arbuckle's. $13 13; Lion, $12 63 per case. Sugar Cube. $5 00; crushed, $5-90; powdered, 45 DO; dry granulated, $5 30; extra C, $4 80; golden C, $4 70 net; hair barrels, c more tthau barrels; maple sugar, 1516c per pound. Beans Small white, Sftc; bayou. 4c; Lima, 6c per pound. Salmon Columbia River, 2-pound tails, $1 25 - i w; xoouna zaiis, jzvpi bv; tancrv- 1-pound flau. $1 C5l 75; -pound fancy flat. 850'5c; Alaska, 1-pound tails, $1 20 1 30; 2-pound tails, $1 00S2 25. "brainfags Calcutta, $6 874 per 100 for spot, Ntite Peanuts, G7c per pound for raw. 10c Tor roasted; cocoanuts, 00c per dozen; walnuts lOQille per pound; pine nuts, 15c; hickory nut 7c; chestnut. 15c; Brazil, lie; filberts, 15c; Jfancy pecans, 1214c; almonds. 15 Q 17c pel pound. Coal oil Cases, 21c per gallon; barrels. 174c; tanks. 154c Rice Inland. 6Vic; Japan, BJc; New Orleans, 4fe&5c: fancy head. $77 BO per sack. Bops, "Wool, Zlldea, Etc Hops 2Q"Sc per pound. Wool Valley. 1213c for coarse, 1516c for best; Eastern Oregon, 1015e.; mohair, 25c pet pound. Sheepskins Shearlings. 1520c; ehort-wool, 23 535c; medium-wool, 3050c; long-wool, 60cjjl fe&ch. Pelts Bear skins, each, as to size. $515; cubs, each, $105; badger, each, 50c; wildcat. 25S75c: housecat, 525c; fox. common gray. 40e'$l; do red. $1 73? 60; do cross. $2 506; lynx. $24 50. mink. 40c$l 75; marten, dark Northern. f510; do pale. pine. 24; musk rat. 8012c; ekunk. 50S0c; otter (land), $4 8; panther, with head and claws perfect. 41S3; raccoon. 2580c; wolf, mountain, with head perfect, $3 605x woUerine. $2 5006; beaver, per ekln. large. $C7; do medium, per kin. $4g0; do small, per akin. $lQ-2; do kit, per skin, SI 3. Tallow-C5c; No. 2 and grease. 3HS4c per pound. Hides Dry nlde. No 1, 10 pounds and up ward. 14fil5c. dry kip. No. 1, 5 to 10 pounds, 15c per pound; drj calf. No. 1. under 6 pounce. 153160; dry salted, one-third less than dry flint; salted hldes und 'eteeri 00 pounds and cer. 7Sc; do 50 ft Wpb'nnSff. "Uc; do un der 60 pounds and cows, re; kip, 13 to 30 pounds. 74f8c; do veal. 10 to 14 pounds 7c do calf, un-i-r 10 pounds, 7c; green (unsahed).' lc per pound leas; culls (bulls, stags, moth eaten, badly cut, scored hair slipped, weathcr Waten or grubby), one-third less. Meat and Provlsioaa. Mutton Gross, best sheep. wethrs and ewes, sheared. $3 503 75; dressed. 77i4c per pound; spring lambs. 535V: per pound gross H6gs-Gross. choice heavy. $5; light, $4 50: dressed. 66c per pound. Veal Large. 67c per pound; smalL S3 Beef Cross, top steers. $4 4 60 cows. $3 6004; dressed beef, C'45?7ic per pound Provisions Portland pack (Shield brand): Hams, smoked, are quoted at 13c per pound rtcnie hams. & per pound; breakfast bacon,' 13Hc; bacon. 0H: backs. Oc: dry salt sides Se; dried beef, l7J4c per pound; lard. 5-pound palls. 10c; 10 -pound palls. 8c; 50s, 0-c; tierces. OMc per pound. Eastern pack (Ham mond's) : Ham, large. 12&C; medium, 13c; , small. 13Hc; picnic hams. 04c; shoulders. fUjc, breakfast bacon. ?2;c: dry salt sides. SQ Pic; bacon sides. lli0c; backs. Oc; butts. Be. lard, pure leaf, kettle rendered. 5s. 10-C; 10s. 10ic XEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ZrefeNtoHaIs Experienced Dlfflcultr la Creating Movemeat in Prices. NJJW TORK, June 12. The small contingent of professional room traders, whose operations jnade up todays stock market, found dif ficulty in causing any moement of prices. The prevailing dullness was a characteristic of all the securities markets of the world Specu lation watts upon developments In China, and . the money markets In Berlin and Parts. The firmer tone in London and Parts on early re ports of a British success In the Transvaal caused prices to open higher, but they qulcklj declined on realizing and on short sales by the traders, induced by renewed strength in wheat on continued drought In the Norths est. The outlook for the crops was a dominating influence in the market all day, not only In the .movement of prices shown, but In the in tense dullness and hesitation In the trading. A slight fillip was given in the last hour by the "weather bureau's prediction of rain In the Northwest. The weather "bureau's weekly re port of crop condition, -nhtlo It reflected the un favorable condition of Spring wheat, as was expected, brought realizing in wheat, and. con trarytrlse. short cohering in stocks. The rail in Pacifies and some grangers reached a point or over, but the rise was not well maintained. And the close was eml-stagnant and unsteady at concessions. The prospect of gold exports on Thursday was a depressing Influence In the market. . No actual arrangements for chip jaents have fcttn completed, but exchange FINANCIAL NEWS banker generally admit that a profit is pos sible on the operation. Sterling exchange held Arm today, in spite of a decline in London discount rate. Sterling exchange at Paris declined, and the Bank of England sold gold for Paris. Paris, in fact, seems to be the real particular point of attraction for gold. The easing of London dli count rate It attlbuted to expectation of fur ther receipts of Russian gold, and the stiffness of the money market In Paris and Berlin, ".There Russia usually borrows to meet hr interest obligations to London. Is the rcil cause of Russian gold going to London. Thus It happens that Russia. Instead Of borrowing in Paris." Indirectly furnishes the means which enables London to supply gold to Paris. The French demand for gold Is attributed to the active need for money ia circulation Incident to the exposition. Bonds iere dull and lower. .Total sales. $1,090,000. United States new 4s declined In to bid price. BONDS. U". S. 2a. ref. reg.,103 D, .&-R. G. 4s 1H do coupon 103WlGen- Electric 5s...ll7t ao 2a. ng 100 N. Y. Central lsts.111 do 3s. reg..... .100 iNorth. Pacific 3s... 001 do coupon .... doTiew 4 s, reg, do coupon .... do old 4s, reg, do coupon .... do 5, reg do coupon .... Dlst. Col. 3-65s. Atchison adj. 4s 100 do 4s .., iorm 154iiOregon Nav. Ists..l09 134S do 4s 102 114W Oregon S. L. 68...12S 1151 do con. 5s 113H 113 iRlo Or. "West, lets 9!ft 113 (St. Paul conols...l70V4 123 iSt. P. C. & P. Istsl20 84 do 5s 1201) v;. & N.W. con. 7sl41U.tTnlon Pacifle 4s...l0fW do S. F. deb 5s 117V.WU Central lsts.. 00 D. & R. G. lsta.10X Southern Pacific 4s 80 STOCKS The total sales of stocks today were 205,100 shares. The closing quotations were: Atchison 25itUnlon Pac pref... 73 do Pref 71 Wabash 7S Bait. & Ohio.. Can. Pacific .. Can. Southern 71S do pref 10S 82?4WheI. & L. E 8& 01 do 2d pref 24 26 (Wisconsin Central, liti Ches. & Ohio.... Chi. Gr. "Weitern.. 11HIP. C.. C & St. L.. 60S Chi. B. & Q 127U!Thlrd Aienue 100ft Chi.. Ind A. L.... 20Jil EXPRESS CO.'S. do pref 51 lAdams .....117 Chl. & East. III... 97 (American 153 Chicago & N, "W..101 rUnlted States 45 Chi., a. I. & P....J05M,Wells-Fargo US C.. C.. a & St. L. 57( MISCELLANEOUS. Colo Southern ... CytAmer. Cotton Oil.. S3H do 1st pref 44 ( do prf 00 do 2d pref IS lAmer. Malting .... 3 Del. & Hudson. ...11P.4I do puf ......... 20 Del.. Lack. & -W..178 Amer. Smelt, &. R. 35i Demer & Rio Gr. 17 do pref ......... KH do pref 6U Amer. Spirits 2V1 Erie , m, do pref 17 do 1st prer 35H Amer. Steel Hoop. 20A Great North, pref.154 j do pref 70 Hocking Cool .... 14 JAmer. Steel & TV.. 54 Hocking Valley .. 36 J do pref 744 Illinois Central ...lll(Amer. Tin Platen. 211, Iowa Central 17; do pref 74 do pref 44 JAmer. Tobacco .... 01 Kan. C P. & G.. 10 do pref 13U Lake Erie & W.... Si Anaconda Mln Co. 404 ao prei it ,LtnOKln R. T &Sfr nVt 'J0Un,1: J Si? 2! iColo Fuel & Iron.. 324 I uuie snore Louis. &. Nash.. HlCont. Tobacco .... 23S ManhatUn El ... SS do nref SO zaet. si. lty ikb Mex. Central 12v Minn. & St. Louis 57ft do pref 92 ! (Federal Steel 31 do prel U' Gen. Electrtc 133 Glucose Sugar 47 Missouri Pacific .. 52V! do prer .. Mobile & Ohio.... 3S lint. Parer 22 au, t. et i iui ao prer do pref 32 !La Clede Gas.... Xew Jersey Cent-.121)SatIonal Biscuit New York Cent.. .12841 do nref 664 , 73 . 2S'4 7'JVi 184 a54 274 87 12G 1 SIVi Xocfolk & West... .VjlNational Lead .. do pref ... 76 do pref 57 (National Steel .. 3"ii do pref 20!N. T. Air Brake 42 iXorth American 76 Ipaclfic Coast ... 1204 do 1st nrM Northern Pacific do pref Ontario & "West, O. R. &X do pref Pennsylvania So Reading 17 do 2d pref...'.... OOli do 1st pref KVilPacIfic Mall SO" do 2d pref 20 People's Gas 004 Rio Gr. Western.. 5S Pressed Steel Car.. 48 do pref S7Hi do pref 754 St. Louis & S. Fr. Olpuiiman Pal. Car.180 do 1st pref 6S Utand. Rope, & T... 4 do 2d pref 33413ugar ,H51 St. Louis & S. W. 04! do PWf "3 do pref 24lrenn. Coal & Iron. Gl St. Paul lUtt'O. S. Leather 6tf do pref 171 do pref 6S St. Paul & 0 112 jo. s. Rubber 244 Southern Pacific .. 33 do pref 03 Southern Ry HHIWestern XJnloo ... HO do pref 52. Republic Iron & S. 11 Texas Sc Pacific... 154! do pref 504 Union Pacific .... 53 Money, Exchange, Etc. SAX TRANCISCO, June 12. Sterling on Lon don. 60 days. 4 54: do sight. ?4 8SVU "" Mexican aoTtars 84tc Drafts Sight. 10c; telegraph, 124c NEW TORK, June 12. Money on call. l?Jg2 per cent: last loans, 2 per cent; prime mer cantile paper, 34044 P" cent; sterling, ex change, steady, -with actual business in bank ers bills at ff 874 874 for demand, and at 14 844 83 -for 00 da s; posted rates. 4 34 04 8S4: commercial bills. ! o44 844 Slher certificates 6001c Mexican dollars (74c Bonds Government, easy; state. Inactive; railroad, weak. LOXDOX. June" 12. Consols. 101 0-16. Forelfpn Financial XervH. NEW TORK. June 12. Tho Commercial Ad vertiser's London financial cablegram says: The markets here ivro slack today, but slightly harder on the news of the successes of General Butler. Americans fluctuated with in narrow limits on varying rumors about the Northern Pacific dividend. The close was rather weak on New Tork offerings, except for Atchl'Kms. The Continent did nothing. Berlin was occupied with Its crisis in Industrials. The contango was 3U Pr cent. Baltimore & Ohio. Wabash preferred, St. Paul and Cen tral Pacific were scarcer than at the last settlement. Tlntos were affected by the strike, and other copper shares were sympathetically off. The bank received 80 000 gold from Egypt, and sold 25,000 In French coin, besides losing 20,000 to South America, A half million, which was expected from Russia, did not arrive. Stock in. London. LONDON. June 12. Atchison. 20U: Grand Trunk. 7; Canadian Pacific. 05; TJnlon Pacific preferred. 75: Northern Pacific preferred, 7B; Anaconda, 84: Rands. 40. THE GRAIX MAIIKETS. Prices for Cereals in European asd American Port. SAN FRANCISCO. June 12 Wheat, quiet. Barley, quiet. Oats, quiet. Spot quotations were: Wheat Shipping, No. 1. 03JJc; choice, 86c; milling. 074C3J1. Barley Feed. 67470c; brewing, 774?80c Oats Gray, Oregon. ?1 074t?l 10; milliner. $1 1081 124: red. S1C1 23. Call board sales: Wheat Quiet; December, 1 03; cash, 05c Barley No sales. Corn Largo yellow, $1 lSSl 174. Chicago Grnln and Prodnce. CHICAGO. June 12. Wheat opened easy on pressure from longs, July c lower. The Northwest was still without rain, and very unfavorable crop "reports from that section of the Spring wheat country continued to pour in. July In the first 15 minutes advanced to 74c and a little later, after a slight check, pushed on to 7454c. A huge business was CULLISON&CO. Stock, and Provision BROKERS Direct Wires t New York Stfck Exchange Chfcdse Beard of Trade 214-215 Chamber of Commerce PortIand, "Oregon T MOTCnXG transacted: the pit was crowded, and specula tors excited and nervous. At the high tide of its strength, an opposing factor presented. Itself In the "Weather Bureau predictions of rain ln. th Dakotas and Minnesota. This- Infiaence waa reinforced by later advices from the North west that xaln was already falling. Some towns said the rain has heavy and persistent. Thesa considerations .gradually forced July back to 73g73Sc Near the close the market rallied to 73Hc on covering by shorts, and the close was firm. July 4c higher, at 73c Corn was quiet but firm. The market ad vanced early In sympathy with the wht bulge, and yielded very stubbornly when the big market receded, July closed firm, o over yesterday. In oats there was a quiet "but steady market. The only Incident of the trade was the good outside demand for present delivery. July oats closed Tic up. Provisions -were quiet and rather dulL Prices at the yards were lower, and receipts at the principal centers were very large. July porkt closed 274c under yesterday, July lard i:tfiiic dor-n, and July ribs. 15c lower. -The leading- futures ranged as fellows:, WHEAT. S-x ttrymfA. TTIrhent- iowest Closing. June .i July .. August ..$0 71; $071 $on 40 Irk 72? S4 .. 73 75. CORK. . ssx SOlt .. 35 SOS .. 30H SJJ), OATS. .. 214 22H .. 22 .22H .. 214 22 MESS PORK. '..11624 HC5 ..1170 1175 T3t 7iVi June .. 38 3SS 3avt 21Ti 22 21H 1145 11524 53 3S 3V July .. August June ..... July ...4.. August ... July September July .. September July September 21 11474 11374 6C74 6 67JS 6 70 LARD. ' .-. 6 774 CS0 '6 674 .. 0S0-- 6 60 - 0 70 SHORT RIBS. .. 6 774 6S0 6674 .. 675 6 774 0 674 Cash quotations were as follows: , . Tlour Firm. Wheat No. 3, 67071c; No. Z red, 7576c Corn No. 2, 3S031c; No. 2 yellow, 39 SO&c Oats-No. "2. 22422?ic; No. 2. whUe. 20c; No. 3 white. 25S26c , . ., . , Re No. 2, 57c ' ' Barley Good feeding. 3"7374c; 'f air to choice malting. 4043c Flaxseed No. 1, $1 SO; No. 1 N. "W.. $1 80. Timothy seed Prime, $2 S5. Mess pork $10 3511 50 per bbl. Lard $6 5504 "70 per" cwt. Short ribs Sides, loose. $6'550 00 Shoulders Dry malted, boxed, $G505 73. Short clear sides Boxd. $r 237 30 Butter Steadj ; creamery, 144?17Hc; dairy, 12Vt8154c Cheese 4014c Eggs Fresh, 10Uc Ket'ipts. anipmis. Flour, barrels 15.000 10.000 Wheat, bushels 44.000 21,000 212,000 204.000 1.000 1.000 Corn, bushels 250,000 oats, bushels 352.000 Rje. bushels 2.000 Barley, bushels 40,000 Xew York Grain and Produce. NEW YORK. June 12. Flour Receipts, 20. 000 barrels: exports, 5400. Market uneasy: Minnesota patents, $3 S04 15. Wheat Receipts, 233,525 bushels; exports, 325,600. Spot, firm; "No. "2 red. 844c f. o. b. afloat. 80c elevator. Options opened easy In consequence of foreign selling and the Govern ment crop report, but met a big demand from local shorts who sold yesterday. Besides this, there was active buying for long account on drought news, and prices advanced excitedly for a time, only to ease off later through re new ed realizing, caused by late showers In the Northwest. CloFed steady at c net advance July closed at TTJicr; September, 7fl!c Wool Quiet. , Hops Quiet. , , European Grain Mnclccts, LONDON, June. 12. Wheat-rCargees on, pass age, quiet; cargoes No. 1 standard California, 29s 0d; cargoes Walla Walla, 2!s Od; English country markets, quiet, LIVERPOOL. June 12. Wheat, firm; wheat In Paris, quiet; flbuf In Paris, stead) ; French country marketr, firm; weather In England, warm nnd dry. Wheat Spot, firm: No. 1 Northern Spring, firm, -Cs; No. 1 California. U 2d6s 3d.' Future's, steady: July. Cs llTJd; Settember. 0s d; December, nominal. Corn Spot- steady;- American tntxed. -new", steady. 3s 10d. Future, quiet; July, s HVd; September. 3s 114d. Flour St. Louis fancy Winter, steady, 7s Od. f Available Grain -Snppltes. NEW TORK. June 12. Special telegraphic communications to Bradetrect's show the fol lowing changes In the available supplies, com pared w lth the last account: Bushels. Wheat. Unltel States and Canada, east of the Rockies, decrease.. .,...,,..... .'306,000 Afloat for and in Europ. Liverpool Corn Trade News, decrease 1,200,000 Total supply decrease 1,506,000 Corn, United States and Canada, east of the Rockies, decrease i. 301 000 Oats do, decrease 22,000 The aggregate stocks of wheat held at Port land, Tacoma and Seattle decreased 132.000 bushels last week. . SAX FRAXISCO MARKETS. SAN FRANCISCO. June 12. Wool Spring ievaaa. ngrioc; Eastern Oregon. 10g15e; Val ley, Oregon. 1820c Fall Northern mountain, li3?12c; mountain, lambs', S10c; San Joaquin plains, SfflOc; Humboldt -and Mendocino, lg 15c per pound. . Hops 1S09 crop, ll13o per pound. MIllstuCs-MIddllngs. J1720; bran. 12 503 13 50 per ton. nay Wheat. $(J 5010; wheat and oat. $0? 9 50; best barley, 57; alfalfa, $5G; stock, $5 5 DO; compressed wheat. $710 per ton; straw. 25j?40c per bale. Potatoes Early Rose. 00365c; River Bur banks. 35C5c: Oregon Burbanks, 00cfl per cental: new potatoes, 70c Jl 25. Vegetables Onion. S000c per cental;-garlic 2&S3J4C; green peaa. 60c;i per 6ack; string beans, 2V43Hc; dried okra. S24c per pound; asparagus, $11 75 per bojc; egr plant 6gi0c per pound. Citrus fruit Oranges navels, $1 1 25; Mexican limes. UQi 50; common California lemons. SI 251 50: choice. SI 2S01 60 prf box. Bananas. SI SXyffS per bunch. Butter Fancy creamery, 19$420c; do sec ond. lSgiOe: fancy dairy, 17lSc; do seconds, lSSlCVjc per pound. Cheese California, new. 7HS4c per pound; Young America. 0"3Vl-c: Eastern, 10H917c Eggs Store. 13i(Jc: fancy ranch. 184ci Eastern. 15154c per doren. Poultry Turkeys, gobblers. lOfrllc; do hens. 12913c per pound; old roosters. $3 25g"-3 50 per dozen; young roosters. $56C 50; small broilers, $1 7522 50; large broilers, S33 50; fryers, 53 5004 50; hens, 4ff4 50 per dozen; geese. f2Q 2 25 per pair t Recelpts--Flour, quarter sack. 10,060 whea-V centals. 1100; ba'ley. centals. 7510; oats, cen tals. Oregon. 3S0: potatoes, sacks, 2103; bran, sacks, 125; middlings, sacks, 340; hay, tons, 420; wool, bales. GS; hides. 727. EASTERN LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. June 12. Cattle-tRece!pts. "Ztffo.' Market generally steady; best on sale today, three carloads at S5 CO; -natives, good to prime steers, S3 255 S5; poor to medium. St COa 5 15; selected feeders, $4 3593: mixed stock ers. S3 50JH 10: cows, S384 65: heifers, S3 20rf 5 25; canners, f2 403; bull. S364 50; calves, S57. Texans Receipts, 700 had, best nil tale today, three carloads at $4 03; Texas fed steers, 54 70S5 35; Texas grass steers, $4 S5g3 50: Texas bulls. S3 253 75. Hogs Receipt today, ,25.000;. tomorrow, esti mated. 33.000: left over. C00O. Market 510c lower: top. S5 25: mixed and butchers, $5 5 25; good to choice heavy, S3 15(f5 25: rough heavj-. S55 05; light. S5g5 22; bulk of sales. 55 12H5 17H. Sheep Receipts, S000. Sheep and lambs, best stronger, others slow to wc&lc; good to chlco wethers, S4 755 25; fair to choice mixed. 53 S5?4 00; Western sheep. $4 505 25; year lings. S3 4D$S 75 natlva lambs. S5Q6 b0: Western lambs. SGrS SO; Colorado lambs, SC 75 7 35; Spring lambs. SC3'7 50. OMAHA. June 12. Cattle-Receipts. 0300. Market 510c lower; native beef steers, S4 50 5 30-"" cows and heifers S3 7564 SO; canners, S2 25Q3 CO; stockers and feeders, $305; calves, S337; bulls and stags, S334 25. Hogs 'Recelpta. 13,000. Market 10c lower; heavy. S4 02Hfr mixed. S4 W&i 05; light, 54 9094 05: bulk of sales. S4 00S4 05. Sheep Receipts. 2100. Market active: fair to choice natives, S5Q5 75; fair to choice West erns. S4 50f?5 10; common and choice sheep, J44J4 85; lambs. $57. KANSAS CTTT, June 12. Cattle Receipts. 9000. Market steady; Texas , steers, S3 C5?5 Texas cows. S33 S3; jatlve steers. f 3(r3 OREGOlvIAS, WEDNESDAY, Dbwriiritfc , Chicago Board of Trade New York Stock Exchange Room 4-, Ground Floor JBOTH TEEEPHOSES THE PORTLAND NG.STQ,6K EXCHANGE Locationr No. 126 Rrst Street v OFFICERS AXD DIRECTORS! ' TJTUeR "WOODWARD, Prcst. TJ. S JJallorial Banft, President" li. B. COX. Esq.. Vice-President. "" Jw FRANK WATSOX. Preat. Merchants National 3ank. Treasurer. P. 3 WILiTjjs, Esq., Secretary." - , SENECA SMITH. . .o.orrT,r aht RPFTJS MAL.LORT. FBJLNPIS i. STICENNA. , SAitUEL eONXEl.L. w.-H. GRINDSTAFF, Registrar of Stocks and Bands: SecHrlty Savings and Trust Company Cost of Membership....' lou - Charaef or Listing Stocks I ; ., 30 Dues per Annum (payable quarterly)'. 50 P. O. BOX 72S. . Addreiw, C. Ii PAIlICEn, 3Ianagcr. Every sateguardjplaoed around dealings. In- thla EXCHAXGE. CAPE NOME EXCURSION S. S. NOME CITY, S, S. GEO. W. ELDER Will .Saif About Uspc. 30th. Special Round-Trip Excursion "RclcetsSold on These Elegant Passenger Steamers. ,V&fS..DEpip;. i ;:r- Salls on Her Second TffeU'lout "July -10, 1900'. This is the .only exclusive livestock steamer in the Nome'tradev. Bookings now being made. . . . t 7 FOirvRATES A?ID l.F01lMATIOJl' APPLY! TC CALIFORNIA & OREGOM COAST S. S. CO. r. P. BAUMGARTNEX, 'Agent, 233 Washlnaton jL W. A. MJlcbell & Co., General Agents. San Francisco. Padfic. Coast. Steamship Co. CapdNbmeGoid Fields THE NETC PALATIAL STEEL SXEAMSHIP SSprt the "Senator" will saUfrjorfr Seattle direct June 21,' July 21 and August 20. The"r"eenator" has a capacity of 2000 tons. Her eecond cabin and steerage accommodations are suDerlsr to the first-cla accommodations of meet of the steatners adertlsed for Nome. - TniPnclflc Coaet Steamship Co. has ben running Its steamers to Alaska winter and sum-irer-for 25 lears, and I the pioneer Pacific f'oast line. Seattle freight and passenger rates ap plr bora Portland. For further Information Inquire of GOODALL. PERKINS A CO . General : v""1.. ...... J.-1 t- ,- v- -oni mv ., "jo WaaStnw-ttm wf Portland. Or. Agn!. ju jaarxei. aan francmm. i ... 5 AO; natl-e cows and liMfers. $1 504 S5; stockers and feeders. S3 25g4 85; bulls. S2 50 M15. ' ' Hogs Receipts, 19.000. Market 5c lower; bulk of eale."$'005 05: heavy. $4 SS5 07. packers, 4 WWSB'.Tnlxed. OOSfi; light. ?4 &5 C 33; Torkrrs. i JOOQi 05plgS, $ 704 00. Sheep Recslpts, 3000. MarKqt strong; lambs, $4 2557 25; muttons, $1 10g5 25. Dtiaton Wool Jlnrlcct BOSTON, June 12. The condition of the -rooI j une 12.-Tne "M'. V ins unchanged. edejnbc.lnp market rem onlv for stoJc-fort flculflo get a reliable Ijuotatldri. for each sale made depends on bow badly the buyer desires the- wool. - Iealers are Inclined ty hold their stock, and wait for an Improved market. Ter ritory wooli are selling at about 52g53c for J nne medium an,d nne, -Scoured neece woois are slow,, with .no .quotable price on which to base, the market. Quotations: Terrlton. 'Fcoured basis Montana ana Da kota, fine medium and Jlne, lSJglOc; stourcd, 53 J Utah and Wyoming, fine "mtillum and fine, 1CJ IBcr scoured. 5253; jtrfple. 56c Australian, scoured baals, spit prlces-Comb-lng, sliperflnc, nominal. 82S7c: good, 802r82c- - The :Ietal MarUetn. NEW TOF.K. Jline 12. T'ra'dlng was very slow In the market for meLili. and prices un changed. Changes were conspicuous by their absence. Ttn'was nominally quoted at S20 73. with the tone dull. Lead" and spelter also ruled dull and unchanged -at $3 853 90 and $4 37"4. respecth-ely. Lake cdpper. 'though easy In tone, showed rno quotable xhange. tcloslng, at S16 50. lMg-lron warrarits were unsettled and nominally quoted at 310.- The brokers',, price for lead -was .$3. 70, And for copper SIC 50. Bar sller. COc . SAN rRANCISCO, June"l2 Bar silver, COHc LONDON, Sune 12. BArsllver27t8a. Coffee and Smear. NEW TORK, Juno 12. Celtee Options closed s'eady. -lO&fn 4xilnt -net fisher; sales,t 24,250 bogs. Including -July at S7 45; August. S7 40 7 45; September. 47 407 50. Spot, Rio. firm; mild, steady. -.-.-., - Sugar Raw and reflnednrm- OREGON MINING' POSSIBILITIES- Iraportnnce''otL Clenr Title nnd Lavr Governing Mining Claims. COLOKADO SPRINGS, June 1L (To the Tdltor.) The people of Oregon and the Northwest "do not realize the Immenso possibility of development in mines and- mlnln'g within the lines of their state.. Everj Eastern prospector coming nere, ns. much by 'chance as "deliberate imra'gra' flon, because of what "fre ha's reid ln Bomi Eastern paper, Is much adrpRsed, and proceeds to acquire. In a very shor,t. time, one or more of the claims he may find not otherwise appropriated. Ydu hav-o, struck a keynote, however. In the'sugges-, tlon that the miners- anould be equipped with Drbner machinerr' In he work. "And yet there are other'ifofms of pnjeedur;er. tnat are equaiij' lmpurcunu -L"c taw 6f "the'e is the securing" of patents undur the National 'and state luwennd obtain ins an absolute clear title to the 'prop erty. This is fundamental, "and yet but few "owners of claims' eeem to 'think this o nTl Tipftii i-i" To sfSkft nut ft'elalrin and. "jSroceed to work It seems" to"coVer"all tbp I requirements ot ine caee in- incir uiu;u?ri ana, os & consequence, n uHjjpcua ai querrtly in blher locallfios and t under stand has happened in Oregon, legal (ech nlcalitles arise, which are very discourag ing and disastrous to-the- prospector. Ab solute ownership can only "be secured by,,: a patent. Receipts ror wont uonewitnin the requirements of the law are not ab solutely safe, and while these are neces sary as we go along in .prospects, prcduo-J jiik mines faouia never do --siocKeo. .umu absolute title i beyond doubt, Thla having been -done,, the way is paved for a mine, out of whl;h dividends nre secured, and Innocent stockholders are enabled to in vest as they see fit and. "panks- lend on absoluto security. "We are; not without many examples-of the -necefiUes ot the J case, but we will take only one example of this. "Cpon-the, discovery of gold irij ijnppie-urreK, uoio.. people nocxecr tnere from till -parts of the world. Grubstake MANHOOD oio vuanxer,i08precnptaoaoralaaioni French physician, will qmc.c!y cure yon- ofaU nerrousorclseaaesof th generative orgxas,uc& as Lot JBanhowd, Ianomaln, HK -K Kv , vB s" DiwataciBinsi Z3w IUtopa all loses by day or nig hu "Prevents qn'ckness ot discharge, which If not checked leada to bnenaatorrheBaand all tlae horrors of impotency. CIIPIDJCXE cleanses the aad restores small weST ergii . -.-. y.. .. Tr!&3ma?atreT?tn nccured by I)oeioraiabescMSQperoKJtre troubled wIthJEroataIU. CTJPIDEM5 Uia only "cnotru remedy ty core without jin oporatlon. OJ00 te-alnionULf-A lrrltten E33111.?6.0,""1 l"'""0'i'',l " 6 boxes does n6fefrect a prfnanen? core. JLOOjkbox.6forl5.eo, byalU-SiiEdforrnrjccfrcuUrandiestlBinfelaia. l Address DAVOL JKEDKCJUtK f- P. O. Oaxrfimi.iix "Franciscc. CaL ' .l'cr mis by AldrUb Pbarnacy. 5lxtb and Washington streets. Portland. Or. JUNE 13, 1000. Hopkins a Go. BROKERS Chamber of Commerce 7-sT -. ww. - .... ....... . .. ..... . men sent their emissaries mto the region, staked out clalme, did a little work upon them, organised, companies and Issued, stock to a hundred times more than real value, sold It upon' the market In large quantities, and -when this wqs dene abandoned-the whole scheme, and let the, In nocent ones enter In upon the claims and save what they could. While this wae be ing done, stock, excharges were belnj? or ganized by these eame promoters to float fhelr securities . on every hand. There excha e, oJns VC UilU U.lll ill UIUJ,4AUU JHfa17 UU..M these palmyLdays. Tq such -an extent was. .thls. carried, that it became necfe sary for 'the officers of banks, owners of property, wealthy "Du:lnes men and metl with, capftal to colnblne for 'protect.on. This resulted In the"f&tabllshh1et 6X one exchange, based on honesty and fair deali Ing. Around this were thrown the arms jrfprotect'p'n, to theJmTOCnt holder" Strin gent laws were passea requiring aosoauc security, step by step. urtll a prospect' became a legalized mine from start to flnteh, and its dally' and weekly reporta could be relied upon, its dividends a fact, based on absolute production, known of all men. Prospects also were looked after, and so safe were they made that capitalists invested in them because they knew that all mines were pro-pects once, and one could assume a risk based on possibilities. CORTLANDT :L. PARKER. Spil.t 'in Irldla'nTerrltb'rr. " ' . JlRDMORE, I.,T-. Ju,neiiJndIan Ter rltoiy.wHl send, contesting: delegatns to the National Democratic Convention. The TerrltorJal convention, which .'convened tiere, yesterday and split Into rlvql fac Uong because at the hitter fight between A J. WoJerton and Thomas Marcum. holh candidates fpr. aLonal Committee man, .continued, today at two conventions. LBo'b conyentjons nominated, delegates, to .the Kansas Clty.conven.tion. There was bitter fee.Hne on both aides. an.d street fights, -a ere numerous-. The regular con vention adopted resolutions indorsing' rjan, denouncing tne republican poljcy of exparsjop and.exprecs.lng sympathy for the !Boe.rs. ' " ... Rothnteln'ji 3IIslan. NIW XQRK, June 12 There is some comment In banking circles over the pres ence of r..Rothstein. ofV St,. Fetersburg, ln, tbls.clt His visit, to this country ia said, to he" in the Interest of a large Rus filanjQovernment; railway loan, Mr.Jloyh atein called on .President slllman, .of the National City Bank. Mr.StHlman said later that It was absurd to talk about the 'floating of Russian bonds, when even .United States bonds are not In active de- I ,roand, and . the Presidential election is coming on. .CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Brlrtnml mud lll Ornnlnn. ,8APEAt-t rtiiabtta LaittaufrDnrrltt ' br CUHJlUESXJEK'b ENGLIiJII.. ia ItED ul Call! mttalUff "bam inlcd rtthklu'lUMi. Token ether. Kcfota "aerauiabutatlB sad Jmlta tlon.. Corr TrOniHit.eTnd4p. la tsd tnrn iimfHrrfBt- rriiii.trrvn.it p. JaUttU'Jopcr. JJbJI.ob Square PUIUL PAT. TRAITLERS' GUIDE. TsMaREATNORTHERNl Tkkct Offset, 2&f Horrisaa Slrctf, Ptnae 6S3 LlfU-TRs C:00 P.-M- Tnt Flnr. dally ro and I from 3t. Paul. Minn- ARRIVE. Jfo-'S. 7.-00-A M. apol!. Dulaih. Calcan jind, all points XasL Through Palace and TourUt Sleepers, Dlalnj and Buffet Smoklng-Llbrary -Cars. - JAPAN ;- AMERICAN L!NE k ,-STEAMSHIP IDZUMi MARU , For iapan, "Chfna and h"AliTlic polnu win le&Ve Seattle. About Jane 20th. RESTdREDS'SSgS jmiaaicma. jterToaa xrcoiiiij-, riapiei PEI ;Pj,""'S, TRA"VELERS XSC1I.K: Til Td)rF u. rvv kL VbIob Depot, Slxtk aad J Streets THREE TRAINS DAILY , . t FOftALL P01NT3 EAST CIIICAGO-PORTLAA'D .SPCIAI." Leaves for the East, via Huntington, at 0:13 A. 1L: arrives. 1P.1L .SPOKANE FLYEIt, For Spokane. Eastern Washington, and Great Northern points, leaves at 6 P. 1L- arrives at 17 AM. ATLANTIC EPKES, Leaves for the. East. U Huntington, at 9 P. M.. arrUes at S 40 A. it. THROOGE PULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS. Water lines schedule, subject to change wlta cut notice f OCEAV AND RIVEll SCHKDUIJE. ' OCEAN DIVISION "Steanfshfpi ' salt from Alnsworth dock at 8 P. il. Lev?r Portland Columbia. KVldaV. .Itinsr . Monday.. June 11 erd"nekdflV, . H1UW June iati. Friday, July 6. - v i From. San Francisco Leaving Si-ear-SU Pier No. 24. San Francisco, at 11 A. "M . as follows. State of California. Saturday Jurie 2. Tues day. June 12; Friday. -Juno 22; Mondajv July 2: Thursday.- July 12 Coln.tilft,- Thursday. June T.Sundayi.Jun-liV"sednadaj, Jhnvp'et Saturday, July 7. COLUMBIA itlVEIt t3llSOS. n , PORTLAND AN.D ASOBLV. , . earner HassalQja.Yei Portland dally, t; Steamer Hassalo I.aveu Portland ally, escepll Sunday, at 800 P. M.: on Satnrds at" 1000 P.f M. Tleturnlng. lekves Astoria dally," except; sun' day. t 700 a St "WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISIOX. PORTLAND AND SALEM, OR. . Steamer Modoc.-for -Salem and -nay points, leaes Portland Jlondajs. Wednesdays and Fri days at tl 00 A M. Returning. leaes Salem Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 0-0U A.-M. IndepentlencepAlllxtny and "Ctrvalll Steamer Gypsy cotnctinfflKifraalanvf vjtUi J isteainer aioooci XhurB- aajs aMfl. per.dehce. lAlTanv loaves corvalls at 00 A Mi Salem nrtth Modoc for Portland. conhecting- at YAMHILL RIVER ROUTE. " PORTLAND AND DATTON. OR Steatner Elmore.' for D ton tod way points, lea e- Portland, rueadays. Thursdays npd Sat urdajs at 7 A. M. 'Returning; leaves Dayton fpt TortUnd and way points Mondajs. Weaaeidayi snU Frldirs af A. M-. " - SXAlvE RIVER .ROUTE., -RIPARTA. WASH, AND" LEV ISTOND AH Steamer Spokane or teamar ieivjstqn leaves Rlparia dall at 3 35 A. M . arriving at Lewis ton, at 3 P. M. Returning, the bpokane or LcuUton leaves Leistob dally at 0 A. M., arriving at Rlparia same ewnlng. t T W, H. HURLBURT. .General .PaflsengeirAgeBt. V. A. CHILLING. Cltr Tirker Agent. Telephone Main 712. JJ0 Third struct, cbr. Oak. Hew St eamship Line to th.e Orient CHINA AND JAPAK. FR(JM",POTLAND. In cennectloe wltt THE OREOON" RAILROAD fit ??AV'I3ATIOi; CO, j.ched.ulff 1800 (subject to change)! , , - Steamer. , . Due to Leave. Portland. "MONMOUTHSHIRE" , '..June 2 "BRAEMAR'' V.July 15 "ARGYLL" v 1 Aug. 5- For rate, accommodations; etc.. apply to DODWELL & COMPANY. Limited, General Agents. Portland. Or. To principal points In Japan and China. THE FASTEST AND MOST . DIRECT UNE. . ,. " ' i -TO THE :t inA S PICTOVI The Direct Line to Denver, Omaha. Kansas City, Si Louii Chicago and Other Eastern Points TWO DAILY SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS. Portland to Chicago Less Than Three n Only Four Djaya4o;Nert' York and --. Boston. ' r . Through T 'Palace and 'Tuurftt Sleeper?, Buffet Library Cars (Barber Shop) Dining Cars. (Meals a la carte) Free, Reclin ing Chair Cars. Through tickets, baggage checks, and. sleeping car accommodations can be ar-; ranged at ' t , CITY -TICKET iOFICE 1 33 Third Street Portland, Oreflo J. H,' LOTHROP. 'QSORGE LANO, "' Ota'l Agtnt. , Cltr Faai. Tier. ArU u 77 Scnlce for the year 1900 will be com , menced JUNE 10th. The "Imper ial Limited " "takes you across the Continent In four days" without " change. 1t' Isra solid vesTIb'ujed train, tixurlpu'sly equ'fpped 'with, every "posSlbie 'esieniral fpr the cohifort and convenience of Pas aenaers. ,As'k your frlcndSjivho have traveled on it, or address -H. H. ABBOTT. AgttR. '. K. J COTLE. . 10 Third street, city. rA. Q P. A Vancouver B. C. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co.- LEAVE3 UNION DEPOT. Foe Maygtrs. . llslnler, ClatskanU. ,Vitpor. Clifton. Aiton. War- renton. Flael. Ham. monO. Fort Stevens. Gearhnrt Park. Seislrte Astoria and acashOr Ezpreis. Dallr- Astoria Express, Dally. ARKIVE3 UNION DEPOT. 11:13. 9 55 P., M. t.10 P. M. Ticket office. 3SS Morrison it.' and Union Jtpou. J. C MAyOi-Gen. Past. Agi.. Aiterla. Or. Pacific Coast Steamship Co; ' " FOR ALASKA. THE COMPANY'S elegant steamers. Queen, Cottage City, City of Topeka. and Al-Kt leac TACOMA 11 A. M., SE ATTLE UP. M , Jure 4. V, 14. IB. 19. 24. 29: July 1. 4, 9. 14. 1C. 10. 24. 29. 31; Aug. Z. and eery fifth day there after For further Informa tion oQtam company's lower. The company reserves the rlg&t to. cftango steamers, sailing dates and hours of sailing, without previous notice AOKNTS N. FOSTON." 249 "tVsfehlngton st . Portland. Or-: FinwcAttLETOX.iN.-P. R. R. fDock. Taeoro.,-H. -H.iLLOYD, 4iKet,ound, S.upt-., G. V. M;iLLE??. Asst,' SjlPt,, Ocun TWvlc Seattle. t3 ; - x 1 COODUU PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Agts.. S. P. EASTANDSOUTHEAST 15 THE -It xlt'yj 7 TXAVELJEIIS' S5JT?" GUI EAST 'm soum: f t n Leaie Cepit fWVi an j I Streets Arrive OVERLAND-. EX- , PRSS5 TR.VIN3 for Salem, Rose burg. Ashland. Sac ramento, O g d e n. fan Francisco, ilo Jaye. Loa Aa&eles, Et Paso, New Or ieans'ahd tha- Ealit 8:30 P. SI, 7;43 A.M. 630 P. it. i-t -Kl x , --Si" S 30 A. M. -"WallV e'iSeDtSJ'fi- "Ois)fmornto narift' connects lth train ,,. for Mt. Angel, Sll . " r t o n. lirown Vllle. -SprlngHeld and Natron, and evening train for Mt. Angel and SU verton. Albany1 passenger Corallla passenger Sheridan pasaenge ' 4:00 P. 31. :7:30 A. . 34 50 P. JL lqiifA.ir. :s iop. jl JS2$,A. M. pally. jDally ecept-Sunday. aies anu ticreta-to Eastern oolnnk-an En. roperAlso JAPAN. CHINA. HONOLULU kaa AUbTKALrA. Can be obtained rrom .J. B. IUtlvLAD. Ticket Agent, 14 TnlnTsc YAMHILL DUISICX. ,-q. Paasenger JOepot. foot of Jefferson Stwet. Leave for Oswego dallj at 7.20. id V. Ml 15.30, 1.53. "ZJ2S, 'Af. 23, 8"50 l'CO V, M.; and 9. CO A. if. en Sunaa-3 onis , Arrive af Portland dally at aj$5 a.30. lt)aa M.: 1.35. 3:10, o0, 0-15, 7.TO, 10 Oo P. 'jfT 1! iX A M. da 11 j Kept MbrtUij-. 8 OGand I6r05 A. M. on Sundsya. only. ! !- r a'.e for Dallas Iallyr except uwday. as. 6 05 P.M. Arrive at Portland, at O'SO A. 1L Passenger train leases Dallas for AtFlle Mon days. Wednesdays and Fridays at iM3 P. M. Returns Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday. Except SurJay. R. KOEHLER. Manager. C. H. MARKIIAM. Gen. IrTt. ft Pnj- Art. DOUBLE DAILY TRASS ST211VICE. The Pioneer Dlnins nnd. Obscrv&tlozt Car Route, j-Union Depot, 6th and J Sts "Argvo North Coast' "Limited; For . Tacoma. Seattle" No. 2 2 P.M. .No. 1 7.A.-M. North Ttfklma. oihj- Kane, FuHtnan, Mos cow, Lewlston, Koss land. B. C. Butto, Helena, St. Paul, Mln- neaoolls. unlcago. bos ton. New York and all points East and boutti east. Twin City .Express. No. 4 11 JO P.M. No. 3 8 P.M. For Tacoma, Seattle. SpokanoMPullman, Mos cow, Lewlston, Eoss land. 3- C Nelson. Helena. Butte. St Iaul. MlnneaoolK Chicago; Boston. Baltimore. New! Tort, Washington, and all points East and Southeast. Take North. Coast Limited Train No. 2 for South Bend. Olytnpla and Cray's Harbor points. See tho North Coast Limited. Elegant Up UoITslered Tourist Sleeping Cars. Pullman Standard Sleepers. Dining Car and Observa tion Car. all electric lighted. Solid vestlbuled trains. Tickets sold to all points In the- United States and. Canada, and baggage checked to destination "of tickots. I For Information, tickets, sleeping-car ,resei- uiiuu3, etc., can un. or wriLtj A. D. CHARLTON. . Assistant'' General' Pnssetafrer"Asent, 255 Morrison St., Cor. Third. Portland, Oregon. i GO EAST VIA ON THE FAMOUS "Portland-Chicago Special" OR THE "OVERLAND LIMITED" The only trains runnlntr through solid from Portland and Chicago. Every car illuminated -with Plntsch gas. Two trains dally. Dlnlns: Cnrs. Service a la Carie. " Llbra-fy-tlnffet Smolclnl bmt&t Palace and Ordlnnrr Slecplnjj XTars. Free Recllninsr Chair Cars. Leaves. tt-15 A M.. 9.00 P. M. Arrives. ..4 OOP. M. .S.40 A. M. PORTLAND; CITY TlCKEfOFFICS - 142 Third St." " '' f Phone Maui;583 W. E. COMAN, General A cent. ' F; R. OtIN. atyTlcktt'Agt. Empire Line , for Cape INorrie And Yukon River Points S. S. "OHIO," 3500 Tons -, - Salts from Seattle About MAY 24TH , Second Sailing.about June 30 Reservations can now: b'p made fpr June sailing upon application to any railroad or sub 'agent of tho International 'Naiigatlon Com pany, or to ' E3IPIUE TIIAXSFQRTATIOX CO.. SEATTLE. "WASH. WHITE COLLAR. UNE COLUMBIA Pjlb-lpCdOJIND'NAVl. GATIOf:CO. -"' PORTLAtvD'AND ASTORIA. BAILEr UATZKitT -tAlder-4ret dQvli I Leaes Portland- dailj" jcytrx. moxplnit, .at T p clock, except unjlay. , Keturnmg, leaves As toria every night at 7 trclock. except 'ffimday. Oregon 'phone Main 33r.i Columbia- phoot 33L - tl. FtSCOTT. Pr4ldnt MEN INo Cure No Pay THE MODERN APPLrANCE-: positna way perfect manhood. Th?a VACUUM VRTlcocele, impotency. "etc Men are quicRlr re stored to perfect health, and , strength.. . "Aflto ior circulars.. Correspondency confidential. THE IIEALTir APPLlANXJE'CO1' rtioini47-iil Safe Deposit bulldlc;. Seattle. "VV'&sb. fO rourcs in .JQ!PE&' ... . .