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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1900)
THE MOHNING OEEGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, MtJST "S, linn?. If COMMERCIAL AND Hesry receipts of Oregoa: peat2.es vas tha feature of business oa Frost street yesterday. The Early Crawford from Southern Oregoa are emlng In Quit freely, and most of the dealers are of the opinion that this -will be the best -wek for putting ,them np, as the price Is about as low as It will be this season. Some very fine stock .sold yesterday- at GO cents per box, and nothing was cold above 60 cents. The crop Is not larre, but as they are coming In & bunch, the price Is lower than It otherwise would be. Aside from produce liner, th-re was not much activity in the market yesterday. Egg are lower and butter Is- firm. Poultry is In only moderate demand, but it Is too early In the week to fully determine the courso of prices. Banlc Clearances. -w .Excsbangea. Balances. .5 .ttlB.STS x 48.SS4 Portland .....I Tacoma .......4, Seattle ......... Spokane ........ ........... jtvs.tun ." 515.010 . 1C0.GS8 38.659 1S8.17S 44.038 PORTLAND 3IAKKETS. Grain, Klonr, Etc The -wheat market is rtlll aulet. buyers end sellers alike showing but little disposition to do business. The Liverpool market opened a shade firmer -after the protracted holiday, but the American markets were not. doing icry much. .Nominal quotations locally are M and 55 cents for "Walla Walla and Valley, and about 57 and 58 cents for bluestem. Very few sales are reported, and th market has a decidedly tame aspect. Freights are Inactive at unchanged quotations. "Wheat Walla Walla, nominal. 55c; Valley. 545e. bluestcm, 56c per bushel. Flour Best grades, 2 733 10 per barrel; graham, S2 50 Oats White, 30?37c: gray, 34035c per bushel. Barley Feed. $14M5; brewing, $1C per ton. Mlllstuffs Bran. $13 per ton; middlings, $20; shorts. $14; chop. $13. Hay Timothy. ?1011, clover. $77 50; Ore gon wild hay. JC7 per ton. Butter, Ejgjgs, Poultry, Etc Butter Fancy creamer, 4550c; store. 25 27He ter roll. Eggs 17" vt dozen Poultry Chickens, mixed. J3JT3 50 per dozen; hens, $4C; Springs, $2j3; ducks, $j4; geeso, $46 per dozen, turkeys, 10017c per pound. Cheese Full .cream, twins. 12&S13e; Xoung America, 14c per pound. Vejretnbleii, Fruit, Etc. Vegetables Parsnips. $1; carrots, 75cC?51; turnips, 75c per sack; onions. $1 23 for red, $1 50 for slliersklns; cabbage, $1 50 per cental, potatoes, 409500 per rack for old. 50000c for new. peas, 3l4c; beans, C(f7c per pound; cu cumbers, 00875c; tomatoes, 75c per box. FruU Lemons, $4 C0f5; oranges. $3 5034 per box for late Valencia: pineapples. 54 &OJJ0 per dozen; bananas. (2 SOCfS per bunch: Per sian dates. TmiSc per pound; peaches, 5050e; pears. l0cr$l per box; aprlcsts, 5335c; apples, 75c$l per box; blackberries, 34c per pound, watermelons, ?2Q2 50; cantaloupes, $11 25 pet dozen for California; Oregon nut megs, $1 50IT2 50 per crate. Dried fnitt Applea. eapornted, 7 8c per pound, sun-dried, sacks or boxes. 4SSc; pears, 'un and evaporated. 5S5c: plums, pitltsn. i dc; prunes. Italian. 3H3Vic: silver, extra choice. 6 Cc; figs. Smyrna, 22Hc; CallfornU black. &fGc; do white, 10c per pound. Groceries, Vnts, Etc Coffee Mocha, 23ff2Sc: Java, fancy, 20(732?: Java, good, 20..24C. Java, ordinary. 18Q-0s: Cnkta Rica, fancy. 1820c: do good. IOOISc; do ordinary, 1012c per pound; Columbia, roast, 13 03; ArbUckle's. $14 03; Lion. $13 03 per CUM Sugar Cube $C 30; crushed. $030; pow dered. $6 30; dry granulated. $5 SO; extra C, $5 30; golden C. $5 20 net; half barrels. Uc more than barrels; maple sugar. l")(ilGs per pound Beans Small white. 35ae. bayou, 4c; Lima, 6e per pound. Salmon Columbia River. 1-pound tails, $1 20 1 60, 2-pound tails, $2ff2 50. fancy, 1-pound Cats, $1 051 75; impound fanc f.ats. S5J33c; Alaska. 1 puund tails. $1.2Cgl30; 2-pound tails, $1 00JT2 25 Grain bags Calcutta, $0 17Vj per 100 for sp-jt. Nuts Peanuts, C4T7c per pound for raw, 3c to" roasted; oocoanuts, 90c per dozen: walnuts, 10 j? lie per pound; pine nuts, 15c; hickory nuts, 7c; che'lnnts. 15o. TJrozll. lie: filbfirts. ISe; fancy pecans, l?14c: almonds, 15173C per pound Coal oil Cases. 21c per gal.; barrels, 17c; tanks. 15e- Rice Island, 0c; Japan, K'c; New Orleans, -5Vc; fancy head, $7f7 50 per sack. Mont nnd Provision. Mutton Gross, best sheep, -wethers and ffp, sheared. $3 503 75; dresed, 7f7c per pound. Spring lambs, 55Uc per pound gross. Hogs-Gro";, choice lieay. $5; light, $4 50; dressed. 50c per pound. Veal Large. 76c per pound; small. S 8C. Beef Gross, top steers. $3 50i; cows, $3 S 50. dressed beef, 0Gc per pound ProUslons - Portland pack (Shield brand): Hams, smoked, are quoted at 13c per pound; picnic hams, c per pound, breakfast bacon, 15e; bacon, 9Uc. lacks. f)e; dry salt sides. 8c dried beef, 17c per pound, lard. 5-pound palls, 10c. 10 -pound palls. 0;4c. 50', fic; tlcrcep, 9nc per pound Eastern pack (Ham mond's" Hams, large. 125c, medium, 13c; snw'l, 13HC picnic bams. 0c; shoulders. 9e; breakfast bacon. 125c; drj' salt slJes, ShQ 0c, bacon sldr;. OHClOc; backs. 04c; butts. C-, lard, pure leaf, kettle rendered, 5s. 10e; aos. ioc Hops, AVool, Hitler. Etc. Hops 3Sc per pound for 1S90 crop, SfllOc for new crop Wool Vallej. 1213c for coarse. 15810c for best. Eastern Oregon. 1510c. mohair. 25c per pound Sheepskin Shearlings. 15ff20c: sho-wool.23 CjSc; medium-wool. SOf 50c; long-wool. C0.-jr$l cacb Pelts Bearvktns. each, as to size. $5915: cub, each. $15". ba.dgeJ&cX.'S'Oc. wildcat. i2T75e, housecat. 5S25e. 'fox? ttmmon gray, 4l ""$1 do red. $1 75350; do cross, $2 50$G; lynx. $2ff . mtnk. 40rff$l 75; marten, dark Northern $5618 do pale, pine. $23f4, musk rat Sffiac Kkunk. SOJTSOc otter iland). $4 CS, panther, with head and claws perfect, S' (S3, raccoon. 2fi50e. wolf, mountain, with head perfect. $8 .Ml If .'. wolxerlne. $2 500 biaver, per skin, large. ?ap7. do medium. it k n $4"; do small jver skin. $12; do kits, per skin $18 Tallow 55c No 2 and grease afflc per pound Z lde 'rv hitVcr. No 1, 16 pounds and up ward. 14C15c dry kip. No 1, 5 to 10 pounds, 15c per pound, dry calf. No 1. under 5 pounds, 35tfT6c, dry salted, one-third less than dry Eint, salted hides, sound steers. CO pounds ai.d o er 7CSC. do 50 to CO pounds. 7c; do un der 50 pounds and cows. 7c. kip, 13 to 30 pcunds, 7tif d veal, 10 to 14 pounds. 7c; do falf, under 10 pounds 7c; green (unsalted). lc per pound less, culls (bulls, stars, moih enten. badly cut. scored hair slipped, weather beaten or grubby), one-third lets. sew "voiuc stock: jiahicet. Extreme Heat Cannes tlie General Wat to Be Reelected. NEW YORK. Aug 7 The recent disposition to refrain frost operating In sso;ks and to await a clearer development of the prospect "wsj reinforced today bj the extreme heat. which reached a. lwrt Inducing prostration on the floor of the exehanr With the excep tion of occasional execution of orders in a few Flocks "where special causes were at work, the lUt was almost woolly neglected During the early part of the da) some considerable de clines were e-tabHshed. but when the room traders came to close up their contracts, tho losses were in large part wiped out. Ths tnjst conspicuous individual movement was in Xtlted Stales Rubber, which Jumped .3S from the early low point, not long before the close. Pun'flonent was --istted as a result upon the shirt interest, which rushed to cover, making eome show of Animation in stocks. Northern Psciftc s large increase In earnings for the fourth week In July brought realizing, end the xrMigers -were heavy oa the Weather Bureau's weekly crop report, showing need of rain in the com belt. The steel stocks sagged on the further reductloa In the price of lroa warrants. Some of the re-ently inactive stocks eowed wide declln. Including Chicago Great Western. Lake Erie & Western. Iowa Central and the local traction stocks. Same of the ear'J selling was based on the beginning or t!-e gold export movement. Engagements amounted to oaly about $2,500,000, whereas the tiSHrts yesterday pointed to $4,000,000 and urward. Jlaports from London were that the Bank C England -was now giving spc c &i iacIMUes te attract gold from New York: CiUcrwls It U cot probable that gold -would FINANCIAL NEWS nave. rose out at today's figure for sterling. The rate for demand sterling fell back a fraction, as a result of sales of bills against gold exports. It is announced however, that more gold, will go out Thursday. Today's shipments are supposed to have been to cover the reculred deposit of 5- per cent accompany ing the applications for war loans. American subscriptions are credibly reported to have exceeded $50,000,000. or the- entire, amount of the bonus offered. The allotment by the British exchecuer of i5.000.000 of the 10.000.000 Issued for the United States would therefore insure American bidders about 50 per cent of their applications. Future payments are required on August 15 of 20 per cent; on September 14 of 25 per cent; on October 15 of 25 per cent, and on November 15 of 25 per cent, the bond being lssud at 08. This would make it feasible to distribute the remittances over a considerable period; but there Is also a prevision that the Installments may be paid In full pra or after August 15, under a discount at the rate of 3 per eent. No Information can be obtained as to how remittances will be made, and 'this confuses the estimates as to the future effect oa the money market. Gold continues to accumulate In Now York on payments by the Subtreasury to the banks of drafts on account of gold deposited at Pa cific points. The banks have gained from, the Subtreasury since Friday 52.CS2.000 on this ac count. The money market Is therefore little atTected by the gold exports. Bonds swe dull and irregular. Total sales, par value, 5825.003. United States 5s declined in the bid price. BONDS. U. S. ref. 2s 103HGen. Electric 5s.. 115 do coup lOJiiiN. T. Cent. lsts..lo8 do s rtg 1(K) (North. Pac 3s.... 63H uu os reg luiH O" ..MHft do 3s coup lOJJJOregon. Nav. lsts.100 uj Mi'-'Tegon. do new 4s reg,.132-i do 4s 10J do 4s coup J32&IO. S. L. Cs 125?4 do old 4s reg...H5 j do con. 5s 112 do 4s coup 115 iR. G. W. lsts BS o 5s reg 112H St. Paul consols., 107 do 5s coup 1231 do C. & P. lsta.117 Dls. of Col. 3-55.122 ) do a & P. 5s.. 118 Atchison adj. 4s.. hi lUnlon Pacific 4s.. 105 C. &N.W. con.7sl40 JWls. Cefit. lsts.. SH do S. F. deb. 5sl22 ISouth. Pacific 4s.. 78 D. & R. G. lsts.. 102 West Shore 4s. ..11191 do 4s 3Stf STOCKS. The total Eales of stocks today were 134,400 shares, as follows: Atchison sosjjTexaa & Pacific. .14 do pfd ......... 70Waoaeh BH Bait. & Ohio.... 74W do Pfd lb Can. Pacific RTUiWheel. & L. E.. bi Can. Southern ... t&yt do 2ds pfd..... 23 Ches C G. a b. W IOTA Third Avenue ...1U0 & Q 12G EXPRESS COS Chi.. Ind. & Lonls "2ial.Adams do pfd 5i ' (American ..165 Chi.. & East IU.. 05 ibnlted States .. 45 CM. & N. W I5;u wells-Fargo .-123 -;.. It. L & Pac. 105t -MISCELLANEOUS. C. C, C. & St. L. fi.Hl.iARi. Cotton OH S3 Colo. Southern DW do pfd SSVi do lsts pfd... do 2da pfd... Del. & Hudson Del.. Lack & W D. & R. G do Dfd -- .'42 ! . 10 .112 ! Am. Malting .... 31 do pfd 10 Am. Smelt. & R.. 36 do pfd 8S".i .170 lSSfcjAm. Spirits IV 07 i ao rta 17 Erie lOvifAm Steel Hoop.. 18 ji isis pia ..... iEiy. uo pia so Gt. Northern pfd. 152 Am. Stwl & Wire. 33 Hocking Coal ... 13U do pfd 73Vi Hocking Valley .. 34 Am. Tln-Plate.... 23 Illinois Central.. 116Tii do PM 76 Iov-a Central ... 17 (Am. Tobacco .... 03 do prd 44 do pfd 12S K. C. p & Gulf. i5Anaconaa M. Co..44T4 Lake Erie & W.. 20 Brookln R. T... 56 do pfd 02 Colo. Fuel & Iron. 10& Lake 8hore 20J iCont. Tobacco ... 24 Louis & Nash... 71 do pfd 70 Manhattan L 00 Federal Steel ... 33 Meu St. Ry 155 do pfd 05 Mexican Central. liaiGen. Electric... 130 Minn. & St. L.... 53 j Glucose Sugar.... 5l1i do pfd 03) do pfd 00 Missouri Pacific. 601 Intnl. Paper 22 Mobile & Ohio... SS I do pfd 65 Mo Kan. & Tex.. OH LaCIede Gas 74 do pfd 30Natlonal Biscuit 31 N. J. Central 121u do pfd 80 N. Y. Cntral ...128 Norfolk & West.. 3l National Lead ... 10 do pfd 08 National Steel ... 24 do pfd 83 N. Y. Air Brake.. 131 North American... 15 Pacific Coast 52 do lsts pfd 80 do 2ds pfd 02 do nfd 77 51M North Pacific. do pfd ...... Ontario &. W. O R & N... do pfd Pennsylvania 11 An 42 76 12SW Heading iran Pacific Mall S01 do lsts pfd ..... 58 Poople's Gas 0S 2ds pfd 2-S "Pressed Steel Car. 40 O. W 50j do pfd 71 do R. do nfd . UO I tuii. .rai jur...iB4 .. gRtand. R & T 5 . 07 TSuar 121 . 33vi do pfd 110 . lOU.'Tenn. Coal & Iron 705, . 26 U. "Sr Leather ... 10 .111! do pfd ... 08 St, L &. S. F... do lsts pfd.... do 2ds pfd.... St. L &. S. W. do pfd ...".... St Paul do pfd r 171 IU. fa. UDDOr..... ZUYfc St. & Omaha, 110 do pfd 04 South Pacific .. :THl Western Union .. 76'VI Southern Ry lOTjjRep. I. & S 0 do pfd 52UI do pfd 50 Union Pacific ... 57P. C. C. & St. L. 54 do pfd 75 BUCKET-SHOP VICTORY. Knasns City Jndse Decides Anralnst the Grain Quotation Monopoly. KANSAS CITY. Aug. 7. Judge John W. Henry, in the Circuit Court today, granted the Christie-Street Commission Company and the Brokerage Grain Company, both of this city, a permanent injunction restraining the Western Union and the Postal Telegraph Com panies from discontinuing tho sending of grain quotations to complainants. la his decision Judge Henry held that "the quotations of tho Chicago-Board of Trade are impressed with a public Interest." and that telegraph com panies handling such quotations must dellier them to commission companies that desire them, whether they be sent by parties oper ating leased lines or be contained In private telegrams. Judge Henry held that, being of a public na ture, these Quotations , could not bo conertd to prHate use to the exclusion of the public they had become Interwoven In tho grain and stock trade of the entire Western and North western portions of tho United States, and that the knowledge of them had become so essential to dealers in agricultural products that, deprived of them, thousands of dealers would be compelled to go but of business. The result would bo, the court held, the con version of the Chlcaro Board of Trade into the most gigantic monopoly in the world. GOLD GOIXG OUT. One Firm WIH Ship Two and a Half Millions To ilar TJCW TORIC Aug. 7. Baring, Magoun & Co. today Increased their gold engagements for shipment by tomorrow's steamer to $2,000,000. The rold tvIII go In the form of bars, in an ticipation of "war-loan remittances. Besides the rold engaged fcSr shipment tomorrow. Hcldelbach, Ickelhelmer & Co. hao made pro visional arrangements for $1,000,000 for ship ment to London on Thursdar. and Ladenburg, Thnlman &. Co. may also send fOOO.000. Foreign. Financial Xeivs. NEW TORK. Aug. 7. The Commercial Ad vertiser's London financial cablegram says: The markets here -were quiet and Irregular today. Investment securities being strong on the remarkable success of the exchequer bond proffer of 10,000.000. The llt was opened this morning, and Immediately thereafter cloed. Board of Trade and Stock Exchange Brokers QRAIiN PROVISIONS STOCKS and COTTON BOUGHT AND SOLO FOR CASH OR CARRIED OK MARGINS 214-215 Chamber of Commerce Portland, Oregon CULL1S0N&C0. It Is understood America takes a large amount, -and that France also has, made ".subscriptions of considerable magnitude. Americans were listless, beginning well, but closing rather heavy.. The Reading dlvldsnd delivered yesterday was disregarded. Tlntos -were strong in response to yesterday's spurt la Paris, while Anacondas were overlooked. I The bank received 50,000 of gold from Aus tralia. Much to the general surprise, 'the market was obliged to renew leans from the bank falling due today: Money, Exchange, Etc.. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7. Sterling on"Lcn don. 00 days, $4 85; do sight, $4 83. Mexican dollars 4034014c. - , Drafts Sight. 10c; telegraphic. 1214c; . NEW YORK, Aug. 7. Money on call, 1 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 45" per cent; sterling exchange. easier, -with actual business In bankers" bills at $4 SS1 for" Je-' mand, and at $4 S4i ior 60 -days; posted rates, $4 S5-JM 83 and $4 89; 'commercial' bills. $4 S34 83. Silver Certificates Clg62c Mexican dollars Sc Bonds Government, weak; state. Inactl7e; railroad. Irregular. t LONDON. Aug. per cent. " 7. Consols, 0S; money 3V5 Stocks in London. LONDON, Aug. 7. Atchison, 27; Canadian Pacific. 803s: Union Pacific preferred, 77; Northern Pacific preferred, 73; Grand Trunk, 0; Anaconda, 8; Rand Mines, 40. THE GR.AEN" MARKETS. Prices for Cereals In American and European Ports. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7. Wheat, firmer. Barley, spot, stronger. Oats, quiet. Spot quotations were: Wheat Shipping. No. 1, $1 05; choice, $1 05: milling. $1 0S?41 11. Barley Feed, 7577o; brewing, 8590c. Oats Good to choice, $1 171 35; gray, $1 101 20; red, $1 121 22. Call board sales. Wheat Firmer; December, $1 13; May, $1 IS; cash, $1 05. Barley No sales. Corn Large yollow, $1 171 20. Cliieugo Grain and Produce. CHICAGO, Aug. 7. At the opening in wheat and for a few minutes after exceedingly ll'.ely business was done, compared with tlw alim-at ut'o.- stagnation of recent sessions. Ejiily quotations from Liverpool furnishd a big surprise to local traders, showing an advance In that market of l13gd. The advance was said to be due to exceptionally bad weather all over the. United 'Kingdom, greatly Inter fering with harvesting operations. Oisning quotations in September ranged from about, c to a full cent over yesterday's closing prh.es,. tho range being from 7Gc to 70c. But there thendvance stopped, and It took but a few minutes of the heavy realizing which startel at once, to forco prices back quite materially. Offerings for some tlnie were heavy, loiig wheat coming' out In large quan tities, prlrclpally from local holders, though houses -with foreign connections were also prominent In the selling. There wtre apparently plenty of buying or ders on the market at 78o and under, and the marke was not often allowed to go below that firure up to the noon hour, the lowest point touched up to that time being 75c After noon the market, which had gradually become xtremely dull, became heavy also. The crowd was evidently long, and the mar ket declined to 75ic, mostly from Its own weight. Shortly before the close liberal export eales gave a better tone to tho market, Sep tember advancing to 70Uc bid, where it oleraed. Corn was dull for the most part, but Arm at all times. September closed 54c higher, at 3S2Sc Oats, quiet but steady. September closed c higher, at 2122c. Provisions were 'steady, with a fair general trade with packors the best bujers. Thcro was some outside demand, presumably influ enced by the Government demands for msats. There were no now disturbing elements as re gards the yellow fever -outbreak. At the close September pork was 2c higher, and lard and ribs each 2c higher. ' The leading futures ranged as follows: WHEAT. Opening. Highest. Lowest. Clos .$0 75i $0 75 .$0 75 $0 75' August September October . . 75tt . 70 TtJ 193 . 70 ' CORN. 70 77 August 3S September ... 384 October 31V, 3S 3854 37i 37 OATS. August 21 21 September ... 21 22 October 2216 22 MESS ponic 21 21 22 22i September ... 11 07',$ October 12 00 12 00 12 00 11-85 11S7 11 I& 1100 LARD. September October . . January . 6 85 0 S7'A 0S5 0 83 6 70 0S5 6 00 6 72 0 80 6 02 C72W SHORT 0 70 RIBS. September ... 7 20 7 22 715 October 717 717 712 January .....012 0 12 0 10 7-17 7 12 610 Cash Quotations were as follows: Flour Steadier. "Wheat No 3, 7278c; No. 2 red, 7478o. Corn No. 2, 39c. Oats No. 2, 2222c: No. 2 white. .23 24c; No. 3 white. 2324c. Rye No. 2, 48c. Barleys-Good feeding. 3435c; fair to cholco malting," 30 43c Flaxseed No. 1, 51 34; No. 1 Northwestern, $1 34. Timothy 'seed Prime. $3 20. Mess pork Per barrel. ?ll 8511 00. Lard Per cwU $0 S20 85. Short ribs Sides. loo-?e. ?7 057 35. Dry Salted rhonlders Boxed, 67o. Short clear sides Boxed, 57 OSiJ? 70. - Butter Firm; creamery, 1510c; dairy. 14rl7c Cheese Dull, 010C Eggs Firm. 12c Receipts. Shlpm't. Flour, barre-3 . "Wheat, buhels Corn, bushels . Oats, bushels . 13.000 0..W0 ...104,000 ...129.000 ...540,000 12.000 501.000 250,000 2,000 3.000 Kye. busneis 11, COO Barley, bushels 15.000 Ifeir Yorlc Grain nnd Produce. NEW YORK, Aug. 7. Flour Receipts, 2749 barrels; exports, 3107 barrels. Market dull. "Wheat Receipts. 123,025 ' bushels; exports, 63.357 bushels. Spot, firm; No. 2 red, 80o elevator; 62c f. o. b. Options opened strong on bullish cables, foreign buying and liberal acceptances from the other side. They worked oft a little at midday on local realis ing, and then recovered again on good cash demand, at the West, and local coverings. closing flrm at c net advance March closed at SSUc; September closed at 81c; De cember closed at S3i4c Wool Quiet. Hops Quiet. European Grain Markets. LONDON. Aug. 7. Wheat Cargoes on pas sage, less offering; eellers asking 3d more; English country markets, steady. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7. Wheat In Paris, steady; flour In Paris, dull; French country markets, steady. Spot -wheat Arm; No. 2 ird Western Winter, Cs 3d; No. 1 Northern Spring, 6s 4d; No. 1 California, 6s 3d0s 3d. Fu tures, quiet; September, 6s ld; December. 6s 2d. Corn Spot, firm; American mixed, new, 3s 10d; do old, 3s HUd. Futures, steady; Sep tember. 3s ll'id. A-raiIa"bIe Grain Supplies. NEW TORK, Aug. T. Special cable -and tele graphic communl-atlon to Bradstrect's show the following changes in tie supplies from -i!.o account: Bushels. Wat. U. P. nnd Canada, east of the Itooiyes. Increase '.... .. .."... .. . l,770.ri03 Afloat for and In .Europe, decrease.... 300,000 Total supply, increase .. .1,470,000 Corn, U. -S an! Canada, east of the' .Rockls,- de tease r...... -.. .22,000 Oats. T S. and. Canada, east of the Rockies. decrease ";. CS4,000 "The stbe"k of wheat" at Portland, Or., and Tacoma an-1 f rattle decreased 58.000 bushels last week. SAV FRANCISCO 3IARKETS, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. T. Wool Spring Nevada, 1315c: Eastern Oregon, 10f13c; Val ley. Oregcn. 16r20c Fall Northern mountain. 10912c; mountain, l&robt. SlOc; San Joaquli plains, SOlOe; Kumbcldt and Mendocino. 1ZQ 14 c per pound. Hops 1ES0 crop. 11C13C per pound. Mlllstuffs-rMlddllngs. .517C20; bran. 512 500 13 50 jtr ton. Hay Wheat. 5S312; wheat and oat, 5S 11; best barley, $S SO; alfalfa, 50 7 50; Chicago Board of Trade,, New York Stock Exchange Room 4, Ground Floor BOTH TELEPHOXES GAPE Safls on Her Second Trip This Is the only exclusive livestock steamer in the (Some trade. Bookings now being made. ? 70R RATES AKI IXKOnaiATIOJI APPLY TP E P. P. BAUWG.ARTHER, Agent, ;255 Washington 3t." W. A. MJteuell & Co., General Agents. Snn Francisco. j Pacific Coast Steamship Co RB. FORIN0IVlE direct THE NEW PALATIAIi STEEL STEAMSHIP "SENATOR" Will sail from Seattle and Tacoma-'tn'or about August 6, and September & The '"Senator" hoc a capacity Qf 25C0 tons. Her second cabin and steerage accommodations are' superior to 'theroticlass accommodations of most of tho steamers advertised for Nome. -'' ' i v i The Pacific Coast Steamship Company hassbeen running its steamers to Alas-, jca Winter and Summer for 25 years, and is the. pioneer Pacific Coasf line- Seat tle freight and passenger rates apply from. Portland. For further information inquire ' of 'QOODALL. PERKINS & CO., General Agents. 10 "Market, San Fran cisco, or N. POSTON, Agent. 249 "Washington st.. Portland. Or. . ' Regular Steamer Service From Mew York to San Francisco, Portland and Honolulu. S. 8. AMERICAN, of over SOOO tons carrying capacity, the first vessel to load, will sail from New York; September 1, and after discharging her California freight at San Francisco, -will proceed direct to Portlnd. Freight received after .August 1 at company's new covered pier, foot of Forty second street, South Brooklyn. Now York, ' ' For ra'tes of freight and further particulars, apply to THE CHARLES F. BEBBE COMPANY, Agents, Portland, Or. FIiTNT, DEARBORN & CO.', 11 Broadway, New York, General Agents. tock, $55 CO; compressed -wheat, $8012 per ton; straw, 2537c per bale Potatoes RH'er Burbanks, 35 05c; Early Rose, S07Bo per, cental; sweets, l2o per pound. t . t Vegetables Onions, 75 00c , per , cental; garlic, 23c; green peas, 2$y3c per pound; string beans,. l3c; dried okra, 32o per pound; egg plant, 810c per pound cucumbers, 2030c per box. , Citrus frul Oranges, navels, 2 DO; , Mexi can limes, $C7; common California lemons, 51 502 76;" choice, $33 50 per box. Bananas $1 502 50 per bunch. f Butter Fancy creamery, 2324c; dof eec onds, 2122c; fancy dairy, ltt20c; do seconds, 1718c -l ' Cheese American, new, 910c per pound;' Toung America, Ofe'aHOc; Eastern, 1617c Eggs Store, 1518c: fancy ranch, j23c;East erp, 1C18C , t i Poultrj' Turkeys, gobblers, 810c; do hens, 10llo per pound; old roosters, 53 504 per dozen; young roosters, 54 500; small broilers, 51 752 25r largo" do, $33 ,00; fryers, 53 50 (H 50; hens, $i&i CO per dozen; geese, 5161 U per pair. Receipts Flour, quarter sacks, 0408; do Ore-' gon, 800; wheat, centals, 8400; barley, centals, 27,500; oats, centals, 2000; beans, sacks, 500; corn, centals, 2000; potatoes, sacks, 4200; bran, sacks, 500; middlings, sacks, 500; hay, tons, 200; hides 023. EASTERN LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO, Aug. 7. Cattle Receipts, 8000;, Bteers, steady to strong; butchers' stock, steady to slow; Texans steady to 10c lower; Western steady; natives, best on sale today, orio car at $5 60; good to prlmo steers, 55 40, 5 00; poor tb medium. 54 755 35; selected' fecdera, steady, 544 60; mixed stockers, weak, $33 75; cows, $34 SOhelfors, 534, 00; can ners, lower, $2 202'75; bulls, easier, 52 75 4 00; calves, 25c,Wgher than last Tuesday, SO 6 60; Texas steers, 54 305 20; grassers, 53 25 4 25; bulls, 52 503 40. "Hogs Receipts today, 14,000; tomorrow, 23, 000; left over, 3500; active,' 510c higher; top. 55 50; mixed and butchers', 55 155 50; good to choice heavy. 55 155 45; rough heavy. 54 95j5 10; light. 53 253 60; bulk of 'sales, 55 25&5 40. ' Sheep Receipts, 14,000; steady to 5o lower; lambs, steady to shade lower; good to choice wethers, 54 40 4 65; fair to choice mixed, $3 354 25; Western sheep 54 404 60; Texas sheep, 53 154 20; native lambs, 54 3035 40; Western lambs, 54 65J5 40. ,, OMAHA, Aug. 7. Cattle Receipts, 630Q; market steady to strong; native beef steers, 54 305 65; Western steers, 54 354 80; Texas steers, 53 75(g4 405 cows and heifers, $3 23 4 25; canners, 51 50(33; stockers and feeders, 53 75'4 05; calves, $3ffl5 50; bulls and stags, 52 754 25. Hog3 Receipts, 5000; market steady; heavy. 55 125 20; mixed, 55 10G 15; light, $4 85 5 15; bulk of sales, 55 125 15. Sheep Receipts. B30O; njarket steady; com mon and stock sheep, $33 75; lamb3, 54 50 5 20; yearlings, 54 104 50; wethers, 53 00 4 35". . KANSAS CITT, Aug. 7. Cattle Receipts, 12,000; market active and strong; Texas steers, 53 1035 15; Texas cows. 52 6C3 15; native steers, 54 10Jf5 70; native cows and heifers, 51 7&2J5 15; stockers and feeders, 53 504; bulls. 52 254. Hogs Receipts, 11,000; market strong; bulk of sales, 55 20$?5 30; heavy, 53 2035 35; pack ers, 55 175 30; mixed. 55 105, 27; lights, 55 105 22; Yorkers. 55 155 22; pigs, 54 40 5 15. . Sheep Receipts, 3000; market strong; lambs, 545 75; muttons, $3 504 15. Boffton Wool Market. BOSTON, Aug. 7. The wool trade here Is quiet, although tne demand continues slowly but steadily to Improve. As reports from mill centers Indicate that stocks of wool getting lower, there is a disposition among manufacturers to enter the market. Prices are practically unchanged. Territory wools, scoured basis Montana and Wjomlng fine, de mand fair, 17lSo; scoured, 50c: staple, 52 53c: No. 2 medium. 1020c; scoured, 4G47c; Utah, fine inedlum 'and line, 16717c; scoured, 50c; No. 2 medium, lS&20c; Utah fine medium and fine, 16Q!l7c Oregon wools Eastern, choice greasy, 16517c; averagr, Ulc; scoured One medium and fine, 4S30c; Valley, NO. 1, 2022c; No. 2, 21(gi22c. California wools? Northern Spring, choice, lS10c; aVor age, 10317c; scoured-, 505T32c; middle Coun ties, spring. 34lCe; scoured, 4547o; southern free, 12513c; southern defective Spring, Ili2cf. free northern. Fall, 1415c Coffee nnd Sugar. . NEW TORK, Aug. 7. Coffee options closed Arm -at net unchanged prices to 5 points ad vanoe. Sales, 37,000 bags. Including August, 57 70; September, 57 70; November, 57 0; December,. 57 807 05, Sugar Raw, eteafly; fair refining, 4Hc; cen trifugal. 00 test, 4 13-lOc; refined, steady. The Metal Market. .NEW TORK. Aug. 7. AH of the Iron mar kets ruled -weak again today, the local market being especially so, dropping 50 points In pig iron warrants to 5H 00. Tin was higher at Hopkins .& Co. BROKERS-:- Chamber of Commerce P. on or About July 20, 1900 s" s:,m London and a shade steadier here for spot, but weak on futures. Spot tin closed at 532 32 25. Spelter ruled a shade easier at 54 17 4 22. Lead was dull and unchanged at 54 25, and copper also ruled dull at 516 50. The brokers' price for lead was $4, and for copper 516 50. Bar silver, 61c SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7. Bar-silver, 61Vic LONDON. Aug. 7 Bar silver. 2Sd. THEY FOUND A LOST CITY. Sew Mexico Yielded Treasure to -Ex-plorerp for Evanstori University. Chicago Tribune. Important discoveries, from which the Northwestern University, at Evanston, 111.,' "will benefit, have .been made by a party of. scientists which reached Santa FeA recently. A building of 1200 to 1500 vooms, only oria of which .was, excavated, was found in Pajarsto canyon. The structure is oSfx. 450 feet, and constructed entirely of care fully dressed stone. It Is situated between Bland and Espanola, and is only one of a large number of similar ruins. ' The 'structure was two or threo stories high originally, but .now only walls six to 10 feet hlfrh remain standing. The upper story evidently was open to the sky, and upon this the dwellers of the building probably spent both night and day. But it is the finds in the room 9x12 that was excavated that are the most suggest ive of the civilization of the ancienfpeo ple. An old furnace or smelter was found, near .which was an. old iron bar dejp y lncfusted with rust; also pieces of, rich copper ore, as well as gold ornaments and Pieces of potteryi of great beauty and brilliancy ot colors were in the rcom. They were heavy,, fully one-quarter of an inch thick, and- decorated Inside and out with.uniQue designs showing some degree of-nmlformity . One of the designs repre sented tho picture of three- frame build ings, with a smokestack and smoke cur Ing out of it. Each communal building had a -different set of designs for their pottery. Some woven cloth was found. It was woven. In spirals almost like a huge spider's web. Around 'the fireplace in the room which was excavated stood a dozen iarge pots, each with buffalo bones in 'them, showing that the inhabitants abandoned the room while preparing a meal. Near some of the smelter slag was found scorched corn, together wltK the bones' of birds and oth er animals. Several baskets in the room were 'mora beautiful than those woven by the Navajo's of today, but they crumbled to dust when touched. Iron knives, stone battle axes, polished ctone reflectors, awls, several musical Instruments Includ ing fifes, were in evidence and well pre served. "Many human bones were found In the regulation burial mounds. The scientists who made the discoveries are: Dr. George I. Cole aid Fay C. Cole, of Los' Angeles, Cal.; Professor R. "W. Bullej of Greeley, Col., and the Rev. G. S. Madden, of Blasd. They annouice that the reljcs found will be sent to the North western University. There are hundreds of similar ruins in the 25 miles from Bland to E panola, showing that In the district at one time llyed more people than are in New Mex ico today. The region has .not yet been touchedby scientists and explorers. Entrlnnd Is Impressed. Pearson's Magazine. A few figures showing the Immensity of the wheat crop In the United States and the" cost of producing It may be of Interest. The harvesting machines made and sold In one year would form a solid procession from Chicago to Now York City, or wduld almost construct a fence around England and Scotland. "The twine used in tying the bundles would reach around" the "earth 500 times, and the freight cars necessary to haul it would make a train 50 'miles long. The saving by'thevuse of machinery in each year on American farms would more than "pay the national debt of Great Britain. Ik. i j"". C MS y ' ' ' MANHOOD RESTORED! bloVitallzer, thopreyripiion of afazaocs French physician, trill qoicrlycuro yoa of all tho lurlTfnr..i.nn -'V..V.' "w - -J- nTTPrnwv1?nt 5- re "ot cnred ,b7 DcfOT3 h ""cause SO per centara troubled with Froslnttm. SJii;SJSu82,icao,,'l,. remr' to cure wlu-oot n operation. 6000 testimonials. A written fSr&lZ3rT$2 feoui11" CffCCt Perla3uent LC0 ox,or?400, Address DAVOI, 3H.D1VHAX CO.. P. O. fiox 3J78. San Frand3CoCal. , Vnr tnle by AldrlclJ Pharmany filit ajxi Tfay Mnrton 5Xel5". Psrfipd. Ox TRAVELERS' GUIDE. POSSIBLY YOU ARE NOT AWARE OF THE FAST TIME AND SUPERB SERVICE Now offered by th S Pierrots WE HAVE DA5LY FAST TRAINS TO THE EAST 2 If you cannot take the morning train, travel via the evening train. Both ore finely equipped- "Our Specialties" -Fast Time Through Service PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS,, PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS. PULLMAN DINERSt LIBRARY (CAFE) CAR AND FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. Hoars in Time, Saved, to Omalm, Chicago, Konsai City St. Lcrais, Xctt Yorlc. Boston, And Other Eastern Points. Tickets good via Salt Lake City and Denver, It Is. to your Interest to use THE OVER LAND ROUTE. Tickets and sleeping-car berths can be secured from ; . GEO. LANG, City Pass, and Ticket Agent. J. H. LOTHBOP. General Agent. 133 Third St.. Portland. Or. ARE YOU taking a vacation? If so. we would like to send you some literature about "Banff Hot Springs," "The Great Glacier of the Solkirks," and the magnincent ho tels there, operated by the Canadian Pa cific Ballway. Cheap Excursion Rates made from all Pacific Coast points. OR, IF YOU are going East take your Tick ets by the "Imperial Limited" and spend a, day or two at our mountain resorts. You will beneflt by It and enjoy It. Apply to any Canadian Paclflc By. Agent or to H. H. ABBOTT. Agent, E. J. COYLE. Portland. Or. Asst. Gen. Pass. Ager.t. Vancouver, B. C. r. -- Away ' to the . mountains l2SfiREArM0RTHEBH IfcAet Office, 263 Harrison Strut, 'Phone S3) LEAVE. No. 4 0.00 P. M. Th J1jrr, dally to anl front St. Pan). JJlnn apoll. Dalnth, Cnlcaro nj all points Emit. ARRIVE. No. a. 7.00 A. II. Through Palace and TourUrt Sleerers. Dtataj and Buffet Smoktng-I Ibrary Cars. JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE STEAMSHIP TOSA MARU For Japan. China and all Asiatic points win leave Seattle About Sept. 12th Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. LEAVES UNION DEPOT. For iinygtr. luinler. Claukanle, Wutpor:. Clifton. Aitorla, VTar renton. Flayel. Ham mond. Tort Steven, Gearnart Park. Seaslda. Astoria and Seajhor Expras. Dally. Astoria Kxpresa, Dally. Seashore Express, Saturday only. ARRTVK3 00 A. M. 8:35 P. M. 2:30 P. SI 11:10 A. M 0:40 P. U. 0:40 P. iL Except Saturday. Ticket office. 335 Morrison -at. and Unlcn depot. J. C MATO. Gen. Paea. Art.. Aitorla. Or. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. FOR ALASXA. THE COMPANY'S elegant steamers Queen. Cottage City, City of Toeka and Al - Kl leave TACOMA 11 A. II.. SE ATTLE OP M.. Aug. 3. b. 13. 13. 18. 23, 23; Sept. 2. T. 12. 17. 22, 27; Oct. 2. and every fifth day thoreafttr For further information obtain company's folder The company reserves tho right to chang steamers, sailing dates and hours of sailing, without previous notice. AOENTS N. POSTON, 210 "Washington st.. Portland. Or.: F. AV. CAR1.ETON. N. P. R. R. Dock. Tacoma. ticket office 618 First ave.: Seattle, E. "W. MELSE. ticket agt: II H. i.L.il"0. Puget Sound Supt . C. "W. MILLER. Asst. Supt., Ocean Dock. Seattle. GOODAIiL, PERKINS & CO . Gen. Agts.. S. F. pere Line FOR And Yukon River Points S. S. "OHIO," 3500 Tons Sails from Scatt! on or about Aug. 25 Reservations can now be made upon applica tion to any railroad or sub-agent of the lntf-r-natlonal Navigation Company, or to EMPIRE TIIAXSPOUTATIOX CO., SEATTLE. WASH. CHICKESTZR'S ENGLISH -S51n KEI anl Col J metallic boiei fn!-d i jrY'rf 7lth ''n'- riMson. Tube no other. lit !"ue I Vis Jp3ccr3n HubtItatJon and Imlta I fff tioniu Bur f your IrccUt- r r nl tc. ia I u? Mnp rnr I'nrtlrnlnr. Testimonial "C fc" nl"RelIerfrLo.tlc,"-krtr,lyrc. v .- rum Tieii. ju.uuu i?unoniAi. ioi4Dj . ""' II Prnsstf- Chlheter Cher-leal Co., ifraUoa tMiprr. Madison Bcaarc, I'illLA.. PA. DR. CROSSE&Aft'S iGai?S- CBSPBCFilP rm miAnmz for the Cure of Onnnrrhocn. Gleets, Stricture, nnd analfignuM cmptulnta of the (Ircaai of Ocnerutlon. Price $1 a boule. For sale by druggists. 'CUPIDEriE" r.aomnia, PIraplea itinntlon. Prevent; Cllicfcneas of dlschirre. vrh'r irnntrhrer:(1 horrors of linnoipnrv. .lff nKVT!!!itMHi .-Mw-uuiij-uj.uK. ,v riuiia a-.rcujuiau rmmmmi p ll fiJ r IMrlunl i TliVVELEnS Cl'IDS. wJ &A $X Jaj Vntun Depot, Sixth and J Strcta. THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST "ClUCAGO-rOIlTLAXD SPEC1AI." Leaves for tho East, via Huntington at 0:13 A il,; arrives. P. M. SPOKANE FLYEll. For Spokane Eastern Washington, and Grea Northern points. leaves at (1 P. M.: arrlvca at I A. M. ATLANTIC EXPHESS. Leaves for tho East, via Huntington, at 9 P. 2L; arrives at SAO A. M. TJtUtOUGir PUliitAN AND TOrjMST SLEEPERS Water llaea schedule, aabiect to change irtUfc ut noti: OCE.1X AM) HIVrat SCcIKDULK. OCEAN DtIbION Steomehlp Salt from Alnsworth, Dock at S P. M. Leave Portland State of California. Sundaj, Aug. 3; Wednes day. Aug. J5. Saturday.. Acg. J3. Tuestter Sept. 4. Friday, Sept H. Columbia. Friday Aag. lo. Monday. Aug. 2u. Thursday. Auff. Mi Sunday, Sapt. 3. From San Francisco Leaving Spear-Street Pier No. 24 Snn Frunctseo. at 11 A. M., follows: State of CaUfornla. "Wednesday. Aug. 1. Saturday. Aug It. Tuesday, Aug. Si. Fri day, Aug. 31; Monday. Sept 10. Columbia. Monday. Aug. 8. Thursday. Aug. 10. bunday Aug. 6; Wednesday Sepc 5. COLU3IBIA ItlVKU UIV1MOX. PORTLAND AND ASTORIA. Steamer Htuaulu ieavot xortuna daily, except Eunds). at 3,00 P. M.. on Saturdny ut 16:UO T. M. lteturnlng, leaves Astoria. Ull. except oaa fiay. at .vo A. M. Steamer T. J. Po'ter leave Portland Tuea days and Thursdays at t A. M. ; Saturdays. 1 P. M., for Atcrla and Long Beach Leavea Ilwaco Tuessdays. Thursdaj i and Sundays, f rota 5 to S P M . according to tide wn.LAarcTTB rivk division. PORTLAND AND SALEM. OR. Steamer Ruttt. for SAlem and way points, leaves Portland Mondays. Wednesday and Fri days at COO A. M. Returning, leaves Salem Tuesdays. Thursdaj and Saturdajs at ti.WI A.M. YAMHILL RIVEJt nOOTB. POltTLAND AND DAYTON. OIU Steamer Elmore, for Dayton and vay point. leaves Portland Tueadavn, Thursdays and Sal- urdays at 7 A. M. Returning, leave Daytoa far Portland, and way paints Mouda3, WeUn(ida jina i'ridnya at (J A. M. SNAKE IUVEK noUTE. RIPARIA. WASH.. AND LEWI5TON. IDAHO. Steamer Spokane or meamer Lowlston IsavM Rlparia dally at 3.J3 A. M.. arriving at Lewla toa at 3 P. M. Returning, tho apokana or Lewlston leaves Lcwlston dally at I A. IL, arriving at Rlparia sauiu evening. W. H. HURLDURT. General ?aenger Agent. V. A. CnrLLTNG. City TlcXet Agent. Telephone Main 712. 0 Third street, cor. OaX New St earaship Line to tlie Orient CHINA AND JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND In connection wttl. THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. Schedule. 1UDO (uubject la change): Steamer. Due to Leave Portland. "MONMOCTTTSKIRE Juno 2S "BRAE1UR". July 15 "ARGl'LL" .-. .Aug. 5 For rates, accommodations etc apply to DODWTJLL t COMPANY. Limited. General Agents. PortUnd. Or. To principal points In Japan and China. I.ea-ve. Depat FIIIS aall Str.j ArrlT OVERLAND EX PRESS TR..INJ for Srlem. Roie burg, Ashland. 3uc ramen:.. O g d e n. San Francisco, Mo Jave. Lea Angeles EI Paso. New Or leans and tb Eit At Woodburn 1 (dally except bun day), morning train connects Trlth train for Mt. Angel. Sll v e r t on. lirowne vllle. Springfield and Natron, and evening train ins ML Angel and SU verton. Albany pasiinser Csrvallla passenger Sheridan pasiengar 8:30 P. M. 3:30 A. M. 7M3 A M. 0:20 P. at 10tlOA3t -ao p. at t3:2S A. M. Dally. .Dally except Sunday. Rebate tickets on sale between Portland. Sac raznento and San Francisco. Net rate $11 first class and $11 second clajr.. including sleeper Rates and tickets to Euatern points and Europe-. Also JAPAN. CHINA HONOLULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be obtained from J. B. KIRKLAND. Ticket Agent, 140 Third at. TAiaiILL DIVISION. Passenger Depot, ioot ot Jetterson Street. Leavo for Oswego daily at 7:20. 9-40 A M.1 12:30. 1 03. 3.25, 4.40. 02C. a.JO. ll.-JU P. M.J and 0:00 A. M. on Sunday u only. Arrive al Portland dallj at 0.J5. h.30. 10 50 A ii.i 1.35. 3.10. 4:J0. 0-15. 7 4C. 10.TM) P. M., 12.4(1 A. M. dally, except Monday, 8:30 and 10.03 A, M. on Sundays only. Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, 03 6.05 P. ai. Arrive at Pctland at 0:30 A. M. Passenger train leavesj Dallas for Atrlle Mon dajs. Wednesdays nnd Fridays at 2:4a P. !, Returns Tueodays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Except Sun Jay. R. KOSHLER. C H. MARKHAM. Manager. Gen. Frt. & Pass. Agt. DOUBLE DAILY TltAITV BEUVICE. Tlie Pioneer Dlnine ana Observatlog Car Itunte. Ucloa Bcpaf, SlJtani JSii Arrtv No. 2 2 P.M. North Const Limited. For Tacoma. seattS, No. 1 7A.M. Jiortn xaklma po- aane. fiiuman JJOs cavr. Le-vlston Kosj- land. B C. Dutte, Helena, bt. Paul. Min neapolis, Chicago. Hus ton. New York and all points East and South east. Twin City Express, for No. 4 11 .20 P. M. Tacoma. Seattle.. Spo No. B 8T.lt kane. Helena. Butte. St. Paul. Chicago. Bos ton. New rorit, cmiha. Kansas City, ceunetl P.Iuffs. St. Louis, and all points east and southeast. Through train service via Northern Paclfla and Llurllagton line rrom Portland to Omaha, Kansas Cit. St. Louis. Quick tlmu and ua cqualed accommodat'ens lake- North Coast Llmltea Train No. 2 for South Rend. Olympla and Gray-- Harbor points. Sen tho North Coat Limited. Elegant Up huHlered Tourist Sleplng Cars. Pullman Standard Sleeper. Dlnlnf. Car and Observa tion Car. all Wectris lighted. Solid vestlbutcd trains. Tirkcu. sold to all points in the United Stairs aid Canada, and baggage checked to destination of tickets. For Information, ttekets, sleeping-car reser vations, etc.. cal) on or write A. D. CHARLTON Asiifrtant General Passenger A Kent, 235 aiorrlson St.. Cor. Third. Portland, Oregon. WHITE COLLAR LINE BAILET GATZERT CAlder-street Dock Leaves Portland dally every morning at T o clock, exewpt Sunday Returning. leaves As toria every night at 7 o clock. ecrpt Sunday. Oregon phone Main 231. Columbia phone 221 LROl vi. iS&U SOUTH vkBS?) mi feraMsWo;t rtCCT3SajWaM)3a3USaCWfclgXiaTEJWA')'tflBigjtlS.