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COMgERCmL AMI
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Business yesterday was of the usual
Monday proportions. There were fairly
food receipts of produce, and country"
orders were numerous, but city trade
"Was ..slack. There were but few, changes
in prices, although, the wheat market was
QSain showing some solT spots abroad.
&nd In the East. , Locally there Is very
little doing, exporters having their im
mediate wants well supplied, and not
caring to make a flght for the cereal
aintll they are in need -of lte The strain
on warehouses and 4ocks .will be eased
Tip somewhat by the arriva-1 ot a fleet of
iive ships Sunday, and by 4he time these
are out of the way, another Heetivlll be
close at hand. The "business of 'shipping
wheat to the East Is still going on, but
Srom reports the rnost of the cereal that
is going out is choice Juestem. which is
Tused for the roaxrufacture of breakfast
ioods. For this grjade of wheats Eastern
Uyejs are paying a premium over what
at. would be worQi for, export purposes.
Ih.the commission house rortion ot iTront
street Ahere was nothing of -special in
terest, ggfs urein pltiful supply' and
the market Is not quite so tlfm for Easu
era.' Poultry is "weak pnacoount of the
liberal,, stocks carried over from last
week.
Bank: Clearing;.
.Exchanges.
...$532,7'49
. rj7,C23
... Ofrt.005
.-.. 283.620
"Balances.
$ 46.U00
45.3CS
2:Kt.t42.
-S;544,
Portland
Tacoma ....
Seattle ....'..
SpcLane ...........
PORTLAyn. JIARKETS.
Grain, Flonr, Etc.
"Whea'i TValla "Valla, 55c; Valley, C3c; blue
8tm. o74Jf5Sc per "Bushel
T,ofirTicst grades $2.:JKC.40 per barrel;
Erabam, ?2 GO. , .
Or.ts While, 4042a. j?er bushel; tray. 308
iJarley Feed, ?15; brewing, ?10 per ton.
MUlstuffs Bran. $15 50 per ton; middlings,
$21; shorts, $17; chop, $10.
Hay Timothy, $12(&!13; clover. S77 50; Ore
gon wild bay, ?G7 per fon. .
t
Bxxttcv, Eargfa, Poultry Etc
Butter Fancy creamery. -453550; store, 25
80c per roll. ,-
Eggs Eastern, .; -Orfg6n ranch, 25o per
dozen.
Houltry Chickens, mixed. $2 503 50 per
4oi&r hens. $3 JIO4; Springs. ?23; ducks.
$33; ceese. ,?C5j5 per dozen; turkevs live,
lEISte pCr pound; dressed, 15c
Cb-ecse Full 'cream, twins, llg12yc; Toung
Am jnca, 12hrS'lvJc per pound.
- VcBetablc, Fruit, Etc
Vegetables- Parsnips, 85c; turnips, 75c; car
Tots, 75c per sack? onions, SBcg$l; cab
bage, $1 25 1 50 per cental; potatoes, 50
60c per sack; beans, 4c per pound; tomatoes,
25c per box: corn. 75c per sack; sweet po
tatoes, a-ftc per pound In sacks; celery, tX
C5c per dozen.
.Fruit Lemons, $44 JK); pineapples.. H 506
lr dosen; Dannnas, $2 5003 per bunch; Per
sian dares, 7c per pound; peaches, (KKJTSOc;
peaixr. 75cig:$l per box; apples, 50c $1 per
fcox; watermelons, RDCue'aftex.rsiJWiW; Qre
jgon nutmegs, f 1 1 CO per crate; casabas,
$1 25 per'dozen; gralles", Sweetwater. 506; Mus
cat, 75S5c; black. 7D85c: Tokay, $1; Con
cords. 40c per basket.
Dried fruit Apples, evaporated, 78c pr
pound; sun-dried, .sacks jar. boxes..52ci.ears.
fun and, evaporated, 5 6s; plums, pltless,
89c; prunes, Italian. "lsQOc; silver, extra
,choice. 50c; figs, California black, 5c; do
while, 78c per jwund.
, Meat anil JProvXaioiia.
Mutton "Gross, best sheep, wethers and
ewes, sheared. $3 50; dressed, GJ(57c per lb.;
eprtng-lambs,-35ic-per-poiind gross; dressed, f
-g,7c i
Hogs Gross, choice heavy. $5 605 75; light,
Slf: dressed, 0K54c per pound. .
Veal Large, 05:7c per pound? small, 8,
SJsc-per-pcrana. - - .
Beef Gfoss, top steers, ?3 304; cows, $3Q
3 50; -dressed beef, C7c per pound.
"Provisions Portland pack" '(Shield -"brand;:
tlbms, smoked, are qaotefi at -12!4c per pound?
picnic hams, 9Vc per pound; breakfast bacon,
IXQltWS; bacon. 10a; "backs, V310c: ory salt
side's? 0c; dried boe 17"&c; lard, 5 - pound
palls, X0"&c; 10-pound palls, 10c; 50s,10c;
tierces, 1054c per pound. Eastern pack (Earn
ihond's): Hams, large, llsc; medium, " ll"c;
mall, 12c; picnic hams, 0c; shoulders." Oiic;
' breakfast' bacon, 13?i(3'15c: -drj' salt sldes 10
10?lc; bacon sides. llS115ic:, backs. llc:
butts. lQc; lard, pure leaf, kettle reqdred,
vs, juc; jus. ioc; ariea Deci, ioc.
procerlep, Xn, Etc t -
Coffee Mocha. 2328c; Jaa, fancjv 2532c;
Java.' good, 2O024ci Java, ordinary, 1820c;
Costa Ttlca. fancy, !B20c; do good, 10lSc; do
nordlnary. 1012c per pound; Columbia; roast,
$13 13; Arbuckle's, 114 13; Lion, JlS-lS per
case. '
Sugar Cube. $G 85; crushed, $0 85; pow
pered, $0 45; drj" granulated, $ff"25; ettra C.
?5 75; golden C, S5 C5 net; halt barrels, c
more than barrels; maple sugar, 1516c per
pound.
.Salmon Columbia Klver, 1-pound talls,$l 50
2'2: 2-pound talis, $2 352 50; fancy 1-pound
flats. $22 25; -pound1 fancy flats, $1 10
1 30; Alaska, 1-pound tails. $1 401 60; 2
pound tails, ?1 004T2 25. '
Kuts Peanuts. 0S7c ner nound for raw. 9e
or roasted; cocoanuts, DOc per'dozen; walnuts, -j
ju w lie per pouna; pine nuis, xuc:. memory
nuts, 7c; chestnuts, 15c; Brazil, lc; filberts,
15c; fancy pecans, 1214c; almonds, 1517c
per pound.
Beans Small white. 4&C; large bTo, 35i4c;
baj ou, 3?4c: Lima, 0c per pound.
Grain bags Calcutta, $p0'12 per 100 foif
spot.
Coal oil Cases, l&c per gallon; barrels,
14i4c; tanks. 13c.
Rice Island, Cc; Japan, 5c: New Orleans,
41s0c; fancy Jiead. $7$7 50 pjr sack. .
Hops, "Wool, Hides, Etc.
Hops New crop, 12H2fl4c. per ponnd; 1S30
crop, 7Sc l
Hops New crop, !2'214c per pound.
IVool Fall clip. 14c; Spring, lSfsc; East
ern Oregon, 10l3c; mohair, 25c per pound.
Sheepskins Shearlings, 15 (5 20c; short-wool,
25S5c; medium-wool, .3050c; long-wool, C0cQ
SI each.
Tallow 4c; Np. 2 and grease, 23c per lb.
Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 16 pounds and, up
nrard, 1415c; dry kip. No. 1, 5 to 10 pounds,
15c per pound; dry cairt No. 1, under 5 pounds,
1516p; dry salted, one-thh-d j?8p than dry
flint; 'salted "bides, sound steers,- 00 poiinds and
over, 'J8c;.dQ 5"0 to 00. pounds, 7iic;.do utw
der 50 pounds and cows, 7c; kip, 13 to 30
pounds, 7tSc; do veal, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c;
do cajf, under 10 pounds, 7i4c; green (imsalted)',
.leper pound less; culls (bulls. Etags, mothn
eaten, badly cut. scored hair slipped, weather
beaten or grubby), one-third less.
Pelts Bearskins, each, as to sire, $515;
cubs, each. $15; badger, each, 50c; -Rlldcat,
2575c; housecat, 525c; fox. common gray,
40cQ?l; do red, $1 753 50; do cross. ,?2 500;
lynx, ,$2Q4 IjQ; nilnk. 40cgfl-76; marten, dark
Northern, $510; do pale, pine, $24; -muki-rat.8
S 12c; skunk, 5080c; otter (land), $4
8; panther, with head and daws perfect,
$13; raccoon, 25 80c; wolf, mountain, with
head perfect, $3 50 S 5; wolverine, $2 COS'C;
beaver, per skin, large, $6T; do medium, per
skin, $45; do small, per skin. ?12; do kits,
per skin, $13.
JTEW YORK STOCK MAKICET.
Feverlsli and Irrejpular Moi ement of
Prices Throngrhout the Day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Trading on the
stock exchange today was marked by a
revival -uaf a 'considerable "bear party,
wjiose activities were aggressive and pe&
sltetenL "Their efforts to depre'ss nrice's
were -con tested by the speculative holders
of Jong stock", who "were successful last
week" m liftine price's "insplte lif the va
rioqsjunfavorabie factors wiIchfleveloped
in the situation. The conflicting forces
njt work were reflected JLn a,, feverish .and
iiTegular'mo'vement ol prices. The marked
depletion of banking reserves, revealed by
the Saturday bank statement, "had the
effect of unsettling speculative opinion.
There was a constant variation between
apprphension over, a ponstriction, of
money supply, and the prospect of relief
by imports of gold. The conviction he
came pretty well settled as the day pro
gressed that the gold would move from
London to New York this week. Th
market for f orelirn fachanefi fell feverish
ly by successive stages throughout the J
day, and demand sterling closed a lull
FINANCIAL NEWS
cent below Friday's level. This price IS
within a small fraction of the level gen
erally agreed"fupo"n-as offering a profit on
imports of gold at the' present prices of
gold and ratef ormoney in London, and Is
probably within the limit that would al
low the special 'transactions which gen
erally precede a regular gold movement,
"Owing to the temporary abundance of
money in London, on account of Govern
ment llnanclal pperations and receipt of
gold from India In payment for silver,
discount rates continue to fall there
and offer no resistance to the pressure
upon Ifc for gold. The small movement of
gold from London to Berlin tbday was in
response to the drop in exchange sterling
rate from London to New York, which
progressed in connection with payment
of subscription to the German loan. A
member of the German loan syndicate
broadly intimated today that require
ments for excharige in payment of sub
scriptions to' the loan were about satis-,
fled, and expressed the opinion that the
sam'e -as true in connection with the
British loan. x
"Without this future demand to support
the exchange market- the flood of cotton
'bills which" continues to appear in the
marKet insures w -movement hither of
gold which only a sharp- advance' Hn-ror-elgn
discount rates will serve to check.
Such a" contest for gold as would thus
be precipitated, even if it resulted in
favor of New York, might? not be alto
gether a reassuring circumstance for
speculators, as the forcing, of liquidation
In foreign markets might have a reflex
action here;' hence the unsettlement of
the speculative mind 'today, in spite of
the prospect of gold Imports'.
With- the exception of a period of
strength in the iron and steel1 stocks,
led by Tennessee Coal & Iron, Colorado
Fuel, the reactionary tendency was pre
dominant, and the' leading stocks were
on frpm 1-to S. points. "With the late
break in call money and the fall in ex
change to about the, gold point, prices
rallied somewhat, but" the market closed
feverish and irregular.
The active bond issues were weak, but
there were exceptions among th'e high
grade bonds. Total sales, par value,'
$1,000,000. United States bonds unchanged
on the last ball. "
BONDS.
U. S. 2s,-rer. reg.104 J Gen. Electric 5s.. IIS
ao coupon 104
do 3s, reg 109
do coupon 110
do new 4s, res-. 134
do coupon it
N. Y. Cent. lsts..m
North. Pacific 3s.. 64
do 4s 102
Oregon Nav. lsts.,100
do 4s ...103
Oregon S. L. Cs...l27
do con. "5s 112X
Rio Gr. West, lsts 80&
St. Paul consols.. .10S
do old. 4s, reg...H4
do coupon .......114.
do 5 reg 1134
do couDon nsi..
Dlst. Col. 3-C5S...12S St. P. C.
& P. Istsll7
Aicmson aaj. 4s.. S0V4
do 5a ..-.-..1191,1
v ac .. con. 7S130
do S. F. deh. 5s 120
Union Pacific 4s.108'!4
Wis. Cent. lsts.... SSL,
Southern -Pac' 4s.. 78
D. & R. G. Ists...l024
ao -ss ual
West Shore 4s 112Va
. STOCKS.
The total sales of stocks today wero 281,000
shares. The closing quotations 'were:
Atchison 27
Union Pac Tiref... 73U
d? pref 703.
Wabash 0s;
Bait. &.Ohlo.
Can. Pacific .
Can Southern
. 70
do pref 17
Wheel & L. E.... 8i
fib 2d prefr....".; 23(4
Wia. Central 11
-ou
Jhcs. & Ohio
... 28
P. C. C. &. St. L. 52
c.. 3. & o 125S1
Third Avenue 109i
EXPRESS CO.'S.
Adams 123
American 150
"United States 45
Wells-Fargo 124,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Cotton OU.. S3
do pref &o
Amer. Malting .... 4
do pref. 23
Amer. Smelt. & R. 37C
do pref" 88
Amer. SplrltB .... 1
. do pref 17
Chl . Ind. &. L.... 2l
en ." -:-v::" ??.
Chicago & N. W..100
Chi R. I. & P...105:
Colo. Southern ... 5.
do 1st pref 30
w vi jJiej....... 14
Del. - TTllann 11.11
Del.. Lack. & AV.V174 "j
"""' Jiio ur, is)i
"'Vi 0
Erio 11
do 1st pref 34V,
Amer. Steel Hoop. 10
do pref CQ-
lr. North. pref,..153s!
Amer,ijteel &.,3Y..33
do pref lAV.
Hocking Valley 32
-Ullnols Central ..linu.
Amer. Tin Plate.-. 30?v
. xumto. -enirai ..... 17
dD pref .-..:...'.. 81
i do 3Jref ,;.;. .'i'tfr 1 Amer. Tobacco ....
ijtke Erie & 20 4
do pref .120
ao pref 95
Lake Shore ..,..,205
Anaconda Min. Co. 4434-
Brooklyn R. T 51
Oolo. FUel &'Irori. 34&
Cont. Tobacco .... 24?
ioajs. & Nash.. ..,71
u.u.iumiuiu X.I ... DJ
Met. St. Ry 148
do pref 708
Federal Steel 33
do pref ....'..... 64
Gen. Electric , 130
Glucose Sugar .... 43
do' pref ... OSVl
JHex. Central .... 11
iu-uiu. C Ol. iXlUlS 04
do nref oi
Missouri Pacific ,. 49S
J.iOUUO UIIIO iSi
M.. K. & T OU
Int. Paper ..'...;.. 18.
do pref 271
do pref Go
jsew -jersey- uent.183
La Clede.Gas...... OS
New York Cent...l28Vi
Patlor.al Biscuit .. 31
Aiu.Aum u ileal... 7J
'do pref "75s
do pref 86
National Lead t 17V
do pref OOW
do pref GSlIi
National Steel .... 25
Ontario & Vest.. zow
do pref ..: S5
O. 11. & .N 42
. x. Air Brake.. 118
do pref - Id jNorth American .. 14"5i
Pennsyli anla ....130
Pacific Coast, 57
Reading 10 '
ao 1st prer sz
, do 2.d pref 60
Pacific Mall 31
People's Gas 849i
Pressed Steel Car.. 30 ?
do pref 75
Pullman Pal. Car.lfao
Stand. Rope & T. . 4
Sugar HGR
do pref ....S.....117
Tenn. Coal & Iron. 57
do 1st pref.... 55 '
do 2d pref 25
Rio Gr. Western.. 63
do pref 90
St. Louis & S. Fr. 10
do lpt Dref 04
do-2d-pref S3A
St. Louis S. W;.. 124s
do nref ........ 20
St. Paul 112
do nref ....
1C9iU. S. Leather 10
St Paul & 0 103
do pref 08?j
U. 'S. Rubber.-..:. 28
Southern Pacific. 32
Southern Rv 11
do pref
04
do tiref ........ 52
(Western Union
78
Texas & Pacific.
Union Pacific ...
155il Republic Iron & S.
57) do pref
Money, Exchange, Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8. Sterling on
London, 60 days, $4 87; do sight, $4 83;
drafts, "sight,' Tc; do telegraph, 10c;
Mexican dollars, 50&51c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8. Money on call,
23 per cent; last Joans. 2 per cent;
prime mercantile, paper, B6 per cent;
sterling exchange,, weak; with actual bus
iness in bankers' bils at $3?8i 84, and
at $4 S0 60 days; posted rates, $4 81
4 82 and $4 854 86; commercial bills,
?4 S04 S0; silver certificates, 64(S5c.
Mexican dollars 50c
Bonds Government, steady; state
'steady; railroad, irregular.
LONDON, 'Oct. 8. Money, 12 per
cent; consols, 99 1-16.
Foreign,' Financial News.
r NEW YORK, Oct S- Commercial Ad
vertiser's London financial cablegram
says: , -" , , .
The general market herotoday was in
active,' but steady. Americans were In
accord with the otheTBtilMti$ar the close,
whenTthey b6eame heavy op New York
sates and tall of dear money. '
Paris soldUntos, and .New York sup
plied Anaoondaa. The banX los$ 50,000
(MISON&CO.
Board of Trade and T ''
Stock Exchange Broker
GRAIN
PROVISIONS
StOCKSand ,
COTTON
BOUGHT AXD SOLD FORvCASH OR
CARRIED ON MARGINS
" ' 214-215
Chamber of Commerce , ,
Portland, OrfeflWn " '
gold to Roumahla and 000 W jho Con
tinent. . ,
The Jndlan Government shipped for Lon
don bullion 7,500,000 rupees for its gold
reser&e. j . j
Stocks in London,
LONDON, Oct. 8. Atchison. 28; Cana
dian Pacifld, 3: Union Pacific, preferred, '
76; Northern Pacific, -preferred. 71;
Grand TrunK, 6W; Anaconda,. 9&.
THE GRAIr MARKETS,
Prices for Cereals in European and
American Ports,
, SA& FRANCISCO. Oct! 8. Wheat', 'and.
'barley futures weak. Spot wheat quiet.
Spot barley, dull. Oats strong.
Spot quotations were: ."--..
Wheat-ShlppIng" No. 1', $1 02; choice,
?1 02; milling, ?1 031 05U- " '
Barley Feed, 70g75c; brewlpg, TsWQfVkP,
Oats-Gfayh'?l'20a'l 30; -black for seed,
$1 221 -SO; red, -?1 271 S5. ,
Call board sales:
Wheat wea"k. December, ?1 03; May,
51 10; cash, ?1 02. - -
Barley Weak. December, 73o. j
Corn Large yellow, $1 201 22. t
Chicago Gruin and Produce'.
CHICAGO, Oct 8 November- wneat
oDoned lc lower at.TTUc to 77d on sell-,
.Ing. part of I for the foreign account,
"and, dropped during the forenoon to 77c.
In this, tne factors were a uanuo i.
Liyerpool, and clear, cool, weather, m
; the Northwest. together ' with liberal
Northwestetn receipts arid "the closing or
some of the. Minneapolis mljls. There
was considerable short selling on the,
early expectation of half a million 'In?
crease in the visible. The statement
however, showed $0,000 busnels decrease,
and on rebuying by those who -sold at
first, -November rallied sharply tb 77o,
shorts being satisfied the"maTket weak-1
ened and closed at -ic lower at 76c.
Corn was firm and active on a ,good
shipping demand. November "closed o
up at 3737c
Oats were extremely" dull, c)osInsr un
changed at 2222o for November.
Provisions were quiet The market
showed' firmness early because hog re
ceipts were 5,000- head under the estimate.
October pork sold off ?17 to J16, and No
vember relinquished its early .gain in
sympathy. .Lard and rjbs also easqd off a
trifle, but closed steady. January pork
closed at 2c lower, lard 3c higher and
ribs a shade up.
WHEAT.
J Opening. Highest. IowMt. dose.
October- S. :$0 70 $0 7C- $0 7C $0 707
T.. V --, TT.r TftSi TrtT.
Deqember .... 77. 78 77A
, cornv :
October i
November
December
October .
November
December
- 40U 41H,
37 371
34 34
OAT8.
22 22
22Vi 22H,
22 22
22
22
22
v 22
22 I
MESS PORK.
October 17 00 17 00
November ....1107 12 00
January 11 02 ,12 00
LARD.
October '. J 732 7 35 "
November ... 7 27 7 37-
January 7 00 7 02
,- - SHORT RIBS.
October 800 815
November ..... 7 37 7 35
January 0 32 0 37
10 00
If 07
1185'
10 00
.1170
.11 85
7 32
7 27
0 07
7 32
7 27ft
700
8 00
7 37
ft 32ft
810
7.40
635
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Steady.
Spring Wheat No. 3,7577c; No. 2
red, .7778c
Corn No. 2, 403i41c; No. 2 -yellow,
41fl. ...
Oate No. 2, 2222c; No. 2 white,
2426c; No. -3 white,-2425c.
Rye No. 2, 52c.
Barley Fair to choice malting, 49Oc.
Flaxseed No, L fl,58; No. 1 North
western, $1 59(1 60.
Prime Timothy Seed, ?4 204 30.
Mess Pork Per bblt ?15 5016 00.
Lard-CPer 100 lbs.; ?7 37.
' Short "Ribs Sides (lbose),-?8 008'25.
Dry Salted. SfeoUldfers (boxe'd), 6Ji(glc;
.short clear. sides (bpxed)t ?8 458 65, 5
- On the Produce -Exchange today, the
butter market was Arm. Creamery, 16guoc;
dairy, 1318.Ci .Cheese, .Arm, 10llc.
fciggs, urm, iresn aoc.
Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour, barrels .
Wheat,, bushels
C6rn, bushels .,
Oats, 'bushels . .
Rye.- bushels . . .
Rarley, bushels.
, 20,000 ,
25,000
830,000 '
827,000
1,000
,2U,UU0
European Grain Market, ,
LONDON, Oct. 8. Wheat- cargoes on
passage, buyers indifferent operators;
'cargoes No.-.l Standard Cal., 32s. Eng
lish country markets 3teady.. Imports
into United- Kingdom, 422,000 - quarters;
'imports- flour into -United Kingdom, 274,
D00 barrels. Wheat and flour on passage
to United Kingdom, 2,240,000. Wheat and
flour on passage to continent, 1,100,000.
Indian shipments wheat to United King
doir and continent none.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8 Wheat steady. .
No. 1 Standard Cal., 6s 8d; wheat In
Paris quiet; flour in Paris barely steady.
French country markets quiet. Weather;
In England fine and warm. Wheat, spot,
No. 2 red Western Winter, steady. 6s 4d; ,
No. 1 Northern Spring, Arm, 6s 7d; No.
1 Cal., quiet, 6s 7d. Futures dull; De
cember, 6s 3d; February, 6s 4d. Corn,
spot," American mixed -new, firm, 4s 6d;
do old, nominal. Futures quiet; Novem
ber, 4s 3d; December, 4s 2d; January,
3s llTsd.
New Yorlr Grain and Produce.
NEW 'YORK, Oct. 8. Flbur receipts,
41,033 barrels; exports, 10,125 barrels. Mar
ket lower.
" Wheat Receipts, 4S3.775 " bushels; ex
ports, 122,916 bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2
red", 81c f. o. b.; 80c elevator.
Options opened steady on light
offerings, but weakened and a decline
under bearish, clear weather in North
west and foreign selling. An unexpected
decrease In the visible brought on recov,
ery of early loss, but -realizing left the
market weak at one cent net decline.
May closed 85c; March, 85o; October,
iOc; December, 82c.
Wool Quiet.
Hope Quiet.
Vialule Grain Supply.
- NEW YORIC Oct. 8. The statement of
the visible supply of grain "in store and
afloat' on Saturday, October 6, as" com
piled by1 the NewYork Produce Exchange",
is as-follows:
Wheat, 55,401,000 bushels; decrease, 8000.
Corn, 7,887,000 -bushels; Increase,-305,000.
Oats, 12,022,000 bushels; increase, 593,000.
Rye, 935,000 bushels; increase, 6000.
Barley, L926.0W bushels; increase, 452,000.
SAN 1TRANCISCO MARKET?.,
SAN- 'FRANCISCO, Oct' '8 'Wool
Spring, Nevada, ll8)13c; Eastern Oregon,
1014c; Valley, Oregon, 1618c. Fall,
"Mbuntalu 'lambs, T910c; - Humtioldt and
Mendocino, 1012c. l
Hops Crop, 1900, 1214c.
Hay Wheat, $S :0S12 50; wheat and oat.
?8 50U50; best barley, J9; alfalfa, $6 50
7 50; compressed, wheat, $8 5012 50 per ton;
straw, 2537c per bale. -
Millstuffs Middlings, fl821; bran, J16
17 per ton. ..,
Potatoes River .Burbanfts, 30- 60c;
sweet, new, 75cl 25 per cental; Salinas
Burbanks, 75p$L10. .
Vegetables Green peas, "l2o per
pound; string beans l2c; tomatoes, 20
60c a box; asparagus, 75c$2 50; cucum
bers. 200350,
Butter Fancy creamery, 28g2Sc; do
secondg, 2727o,; . fancy dairy 2525c;
seconds, 18524c.
' Citrus fruit Mexican limes, 544 50;
common California lemons ?1 25ig2 25;
fcholce,-$2 5025; pineapples, ?23 per doz
en. ,
Green fruit Apples, " choice," Jl 23 per
box; 'common. 35c per box.
Cheese California flats. lOIDIOc ner 1
pound; Yourg America. 10llo; Eastern,
1415c.
Poultry TurKeys, gobblers,. 1516c; do 1
4 per dozen; young roos.ters, J3"50i;
small broilers, -'$292 50; lttrgd do,'. $3(3 50;
fryers, $33 50f bens, 3 505 per 'dozen;
20.OD0
201,000
.".. 570,000' l
..... .-..438,000'
4.000 v
, 10,000
it ?"' . a.?yw
Dqwninl
3L T
S"
. . e- ''r..l?i
T.,tS
Chicago poard of qrade
New
1 YorKotocK.iixcnanfle
Room" 4, '.jrouad"Flo6
(lopk
ROTELEPIlONES-
ining Stocks and Investments,
" v " Meibcirs Oregon Minrjg;.Stock,r5cthange.'
241 Stark trect, -?CorI Second," Pprtland, Or,
, 'Phone Grant v291.
old ducks, ?34; geese, $1.2St 50 per palr;
Bananas 12 50 per. bupQr -. . .-; 5
Eggs StQrel..2Q24c ;. fancy, JCanch. '35c M
,Eastern, 202oc.. K t
Receipts Flour, quarter tsaqkp, l,888r
do Oregon, 6598; -wheajtKentals, 9ll758i har--,
le.y, centals, ,19,430 ; oats, 'centalsJSO; d.b
Oregonr'lQh beansri saoHs, ,5998;-notatoes,"
sacks. 7115: brark sacks.i275: -do Qrecon..
,6668; middlings" saclcst,il; ,Hay,"lonsj6j02.
wool, bales,- 23s; maes,,zaz, t ,..
' ' EATERNLIVESTOCIi v
v'-v , . 1
CHICAGO, -Oct. 8. Cattle Receipted 19,-
! uw, mciuaips ,2ow V esrnsj ana boy ,u ex-
hle-hori halivds.b&st on.sale todav,?
Ii4 carlqads at .$6; good to,prime steers, $ o0.
Igu; poor w nieuiyu.,,-ov -to.jseieut-cu
feeders' slow. $3 7oW4'5b: "mlxe'd' stocke"rs.
weak, o03 65-'cows, ?2 eshelfersj
?2 75(S'4 60; canners,,S22 f); bull's steady,
52 504 4Q; pqlves, st;ea.'fty, 146; . TQxans,
receipts, 650;, best on sa(le ,today, (jne car
load at $3 70; Tex-fed' steers, $4 104 85;
Texas gras's sfeersT" ?3"3W4; "Texas "bulls,
$2 503 25: , , : - -. ;
Hogs Receipts, $5,00;' tom'orrqwj ?2f000
estimated left ovei5; 4000; st"rong'k" active;
top, ,?5 42; mtj?ed and ..bqtchera, .$4,50v
rough,heavj;, 'mm ; UgUt. W.905 42
bulk of Bales, $5 105'30.
'Sheep Receipt's, 19,000." Sh'eep. stronger;
lambs, 10155 ,,-hlgher; good to pholce
wethers, . ?3 704; air to" choice, mixed,
?3 403" 80; Western sheep, $3 80f4; Texas
sheep, , $2 6003 50; j ha.tive lambs, . ?4 25(3
5 40; Wesjtern lambs $4 75(6 15.
OMAHA,, Oct. 8. Cattle Receipts",. 6600;
marKeVsla tedy;t native beef steers,
$4 4j35 70; "Western ste'drs, "$44 70f Texaa
steexs,-33 90; cows aftd-helfers, $3 3 85;
qanners, $1 50? 90r stockqrs and feederg,
S34.65; ' calves, ?35 75"; bulls and stags,
?2 254, ; . . . ' ' 1
Hogs Receipts, 2900 head; market, shade
lower; heavy, $4r905 $1 mlyed, ?5 Q5S5. 10;
light, ?5 075l12f bulk'of sate8,-?5 055 lo.
Shpep Receipts, 10,500; market, strong:
fair to chpice Westerns, $3 403 80; corn
mom and ,stock sheep, $3 253 7u; lambs,
$475. J '
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 8. Cattle-jKe-celpts,
14,000; market', steady to strong;
Texas steers, ?2 80(6 GO; Texas cows, ?2 25
3 75; native steers, ?4 006 60 -r native
cows and heifers, 51.2505 30; stqekers ;'and
feeders, T3 104 35; bulls. ?2 254 00.
Hogs Receipts', 3000; market, fsteady to
strong; bulk of sale's, 5 155 20; heavy,
$5 155 25; packers, ?5155 25; mixed. ?5 10
5 22; lights, ?4 905 O; Yorkers, JS'lSitf
5 20; .pigs, 54 00(55 20.
Sheep Receipts, 3000; market, stra'ng;
lambs, $4 005 00; muttons, ?2 504 00.
The Metal Markets. '
NEW YORK,-Oct. 'b. Aside from a.'fur-
f-ther decltrle of 25 points In Bessemer' pjg
iron in Pittsburg, the metal market pre
sented yery little change of consequence.
Pig iron warrants were easy here, but
not, quotably lower, on the basis of $9 50
10. Lake copper, though somewhat low
er abroad, held, steady here, on light of
ferings, and closed quiet at $16 7517.
Lead was1 dull at $4 07, and spelter very
dull at $4 074 12.
Tin In London declined 1 7s 9d for
spot and 1 7s 6d for futures. This In
fluence, prompting a similar drop Here,
caused an easier feeling on the basis of
$20 5029 00. The brokers! price for lead
was $4 dnd for copper $16 75.
Bar silver 64c.
SAN FRANCSCO, Oct. 8. Bar silver
64C - v V - - '
LONDON, Oot8arsl"ver-29'i-i6d. ,
( ' Coffee and Sngflr. . '
NEW YORK, Oct. 8. Coffee-Options
steady, with prices 1020 pblnts net.high-
er. Sales, 'S6;000 bags, including October,
$7 257 30; December, $7 457 50; January, -
;jrwf? 55. Spot Jio, firm; No: 7 invoice.
8c; mlld.'-quFet"; corddva,' 914cr.
1 Sucar RaV. 'steadv f fir roflnI"n6f."-4c:
centrif ugair t6' test, 44c; "rehned, steady '
- c
' DAILY CITY- STATISTICS.
fii.: -' - "
" " " r Real EJt'dfei.TTa'nsf era " "
Bernard Brandenburg and wlfe to
Henry Brandenburg; lot IS, Spring
Valley Addition Octobers v.j4
Same to Mary Brandenburg, lot 9,
Spring Valley .Addition, Octoher 8...
Emma, C. Allmen to"HIllde&ard All
men, lota fand'2. block 70. Alblna.-'
"October 6 ',..-... --.'.. ....v.5..tyl000
Ida J. Hanthorn and husband, to vThe
Title Guarantee & Tyus,t Gompany,
30x100, Twelfth streetrf.near Main,
October 6 .........,...., 1750
R. F. Hehley to L. W.' "Williams' et '
ux., lot 22, Marygvllle, August 21.:. a 600,
Lucena Kern, trustee, to 3. H. Hud1--dleson;
-lot3, block .2, 'Redjlchton,
May 8 ...,,.....,.,.. ,... 60
Charles E. Ashman to; Samuel Swan-
son, lot 7...DIOCK w, vvoodiawn, sp
- tember'22 f. ......:-..... J ?.?.hs.J. .... 1
Hattie Yott, guardian, to Otto Het-
-mam 40 aoreB,.belngaho-W.of -W.
of SE. of section 2L T. A S., R
i e., August 1 '..,,;;. ..,.. soo
Christ Btegman to There'ssli Stegman.
lot 8, block,-. 7. .-Feurer's; Addition?1 w
October 8 .- -- 1
Bernard Brandenburg'' and .w.lle to.
Mary, Brahdenburg, lot 8, 'Surlng1
Valley. Addition, October, 8?....,.. -1
Same to Mlnijie BranoenbUrff, I lot 14,
same, OctoTjer-8 ...'...' r.. 1
Mary Brandenburg' to Bernard' Brtth-
denburg, lot 10, jame, Octooer8...s.. 1
Security Savings .& Trust . Company
to Lena and John Meyerrlot 6, block
X, Tabor Heights, -October 6 ..1000
Aurora W. Bowman and husband to
' Adelhelirt Odermatt,1 lot 6,' block 10,
Boise' Addition 'Juno 16i. ..;.., pl75
Sheripl.to Jacob Dubeek. lotsj afld 8, , . .
block 4. East Mount Tabor. May 28.. 75.
Mary Reynolds to John A. Ryliolds, "
lot 4,'-and 6 feet off -south siuVldt 3. y-5
block' 144, -Portland, .subjeotno $2J00
v mortgage.--AuguBt ,10....'. rr.v 630
Elizabeth Ryan to JameSjTraversi-kjj. -lu
5, blockr 20,. Harbor View Addition;
Ootober 1 .":.: ::....'... .1000'
Ralph W. Hoyt and wife to C C. Hib-
bard, lot 3, block 190, East Portland, .
OctODer S,... .... '!.,... .,. -...,,, .-I J7C'
same, Octoiber S .' .':,. S(p
riohnn-A T . TJIVtVtn yA riA nrMn f f- tin iWa J
UCUO A-4. I11UUUIU (-VilVA nil fcV DfAAlVt
' same, October "8 -......,w ..... lv
Mary L. Hoyt fit al. to. Ralph :W.
Hoyt. lot 3f -bloeb-.190. Eagt Portland;
lots 2 to,S, inclusive. plockilS; lots
l"to 10. Inclusive. "block 12', lots 1 to
10, Inclusive, "block 13; lots 1 tos8, in
clusive," block 22 lot 4. bldck 18j lots.
1 to 6,- Inclusive, and lots -8, fl and 10, -block
16; lots 1,-2,. 4 and, 5, block $7; ,
lots 1, 2. 3, block IS, Hlbbard's Ad
dition, September 18 , :
Building Permits.
,H, A. Gallqway, t,wo two-story dwell;--1
Mormon BlaheOB' Pills
Churchjartavtbeir iai.uxcxi. , fosimeiy
of sslf'&biae, dJulpaUon, excesses, or
W& &C3 lO.Back J Evil DoalroBi' fioml
WranViiV. bllltyrHqndaohonfltnsost
-m&wJf or constipation, Stops Qu
QBMr voua.TivltoTilni; of f veilldli
ccyans. bttmnutes tae brain n8, nenre centers. 50c a box, 6 -Kir J so By man. hi m a wntten sianmue, xo cum
-y awtcyfcfuBdcd. nKa-6bozew circidars free. Addro83,BlBhop Remedy Coj, 3an Franclooo, On.
"" " Vor Katn hv 'Aliirtph Phormnw. St-rth and 'Wna'rilnBion ntreelxf foriaiid di "$.
ocsant, StimuUte the bnfa a9, nefre centers.
a box,
W WT WW.- W .-. W- .W.m.-r W..
ins & to.
"
OD"AIrDQ
J? ViVbU,I-
Chamber of Com mere
ines. East Ankenv street, between East
Twenty-third and East Twenty-fourth;
'S2400. ' ;" ' " ...
$2400.
Births
?'"ctobep 5, girl -to the wife, of CJharleg
,S. Roberts," 927 COrbe'tt street. -1
n"J t'.i r f
October 5, M, McGrath, 45 years, St.
Vfnc'ent's' Hospital;" nephritis.
Obtbber 5. .Frank Glenn. 35-years, St.
Viii'dte'Rt's.iJgspital; typhoid fever. '
-ucioner 4, b. Jjipnnger, 24 years,' 101.
NotHUfrE-levehJih "street; anemia.
Contneioui. Disease.
BessiejKecJc, SeJlwood.; sqarjet .fayer.
.,- M,rrlase,J4lcense"' " ''
' J. D.'"Wllson, 'a?fed 32, Tillamook Cqun
ty," GQldl'"E. Matthews, 17; James Cor
mack, " 6 Florence A. Henderson, 22;
George Kitnk'el, 33, Baltimore, Lucinda JS.
Pickferd; '"22; Gedrgo E. 'McKejrn, 22, Eliz
abeth Vadnals, 21.
AT,, THE HOTELS.
. . THE PORTLAND.
D P MltchBlli' Spokn J.E Halated." Dubuqus
ku-ui nir a. en, . x
M P Martin. St Paul
'W-M- GottsUhalk-.a,,
Milwaukee "
HH Hart. & wife"
H Q Cates & wf, Loa
Angeles , s
S'Sehwellzer, S F
S W Meverfeld M V .
Henry Stltt, San Fran
iurs jaaney uaizerc,
Seattle
W B Dnnla & wife,
E J3 Lyon, Minn
T $r Gregory. N Y
Lewis Hall. Welsert
G C McDonald. San Fr
John L Jepson, N Y
u -r jjQcineia a x
A C Shenstlne. N Y
jj .. uimct: jjeveia
E., Patrick, an Fr .
W S Walker, penver
o iessynsKy, san irr
A R Jadobs '
Sidney Schwab. N.Y
A B Thonias. N X
Mr & Mrs "W L Cobb.
'Cal f r .. r
Mr & Mrs S K Lynch,
. Sn Franclscfl , ,
Walter F Foster, S F
George W Klein S F
Mrs Chas Wjndham,
London
Miss Mulllns. San Fr
& o iivvy, aun Jf ran
J u Hobert, La Center
i.'' u Crist, U S C &. G
Survey
A W Bemls, Boston
Mr & Mrs L J Simpson,
North Bend
Miss Hager. Victoria
F L Sylld, Boston
C R Davis, Boston
Geo H Highbred & ty,
San Francisco '
E AT Hassan, San Fran
BenJ J Schmidt
T R Allen. Denver
M L Abrams, San Fr
I C J Wider, San Fran
yonn uarneson. San F
W K Moulthrop, S F
Columbia River sScenery. .
Regulator Line steamers, from Oak
street dock daily, except Sunday, 7 o'clock
A. M. The Dalles, Hood RU.er,. Caii--cade
Locks and return. Call on, or "fane
,agent for further information. .
. THE PERKINS.
.Duncan Wallace, W WA W Humphrey. Sa-
- ,ioA it aiiuuu. uu 1 icm. jr
I lem. Or
Johii."F Wlckham.
jJ E-Whlssln, Los Ang
J W, Moore, St Paul
" o x-uaa
vxeo xi iticnaruson, &!
Mrs G H Rlchard3on, ,
San Francisco (
E E Whiting. Denver;
J W Geary, Burns,, Or
J W Kirk. June City
N J Cornwall, Gardlnr
W N Meserve. Gray's
Harbor, Wash
Mrs w N Moserve, do
AV K Newell. Dllley.Or
G T Wright, 'McMlnn
Mrs G T Wright, do
L C Palmer. Bridal V
A C Lew Is, Chicago
Mrs A C Lewis, do
J H Paul. La Grande
G C Mapcs, Olympla
Geo Edwards, Milton
Mrs Geo Edwards, do
C J McKenile, do
Mrs C J McKenzle.do
H E Freelove,' Hunt
ington,. Or"
P Welch, Mosler
Richardson Welch, do
Mrs F M Remington,
Lewlston. Idaho
Mre'J-A Gelsendorfer,
The'Dalles.
J H Altken, 3untlngtn
R H Slmms, do
Edgar Calvin, Marsh-
lcnrt Or
oj vj otetaon, san Fr
Mrs L C Stetson, do
J W Potter, Seattle
Miss Bessie Belder-
brook, San Fran
E "W Ross, Castlo Rk
Mrs Oust, Chehalls
Miss Oust. ChehnllH
Mrs A G Howdran, do
jja.Yo a isauy, Olymp
H S Thomas, Everett
Mrs H S Thomas, do
Mrs John E Denny.
Seattle
B C Dunn, Eau Claire,
WJb
Chas W Harper, Daw-,
BUM
Evelyn L Sloan, Cleve
land. Cal
J W Stlllwell, Browns
ville. Or -J
B Cooloy, do
D J Cuahmnn. An
(Chas L Burns, San Frl
.Ben w Barrett, Ap-
pleton, Mass
O L Clarke, olty
Mrs O L Clark, city
C Smith, city
Mrs C Smith, city
"Edwin Patterson, Chg
John Miller, Des Mns
,W N Boots.Monmouthi
'J S Ellis, Helena
F H Mitchell, Baker C
F'L Stewart. Kelso
'A'lMUrdock, Kelso
.C E-Moultgn, Tacoma
J C Mattlson, Grant's
"" Pass
Mrs A G Hudson, Che-'
uu.ua, wasn
Mrs Hosfordr do
W S Guthrie, Detroit
B W Daggett, Arllngtn
Mi-s M P Mills, San
Juan. Cal
Henry Gerllck, Pendle
ton. Or
'Mrs'M F Peacock.
-Brownsvlllei .
I Mrs H Gerllck, do
M. iJ.Metzler. Heppner
N M Kerr, Pullman Co
Jonn P Rosb. Astoria
H P Cameron. Knapp-
L.M Carlo, Albany
J J Sawyer,. Lebanon
Mrs A C Masters, dd '
J B Smith. San 'Fran
ton
JT N. Williams, San Tr iMrs H P Cameron, do
O C Morris. Chicago
Mrs O D Glover. II-
j ti Jiau. uiympia
Mrs J G Ball, do
A Rothi payton. Wash
Miss- Irene Strong, ,
Palmer, Cal
.W' S, Thompson", Fossil
RA Kuner, San Fr
waco
F G Halley, St Joseph
F A Hylton, So Bend
T J Grubb, do
H Allen, Astoria
Mrs H Allen, Astoria
' TiTEs IMPERIAL.
O.'W. Knowle3. Manager.
"3 J Tuttle.New Tork
'J W Sonet, Cascades
R C F Ashbury, As
toria Flnley Morxjson, city
B AV'Johrison.Corvalllf
J D Jordan, Molalla
E T B Thomas Molalla
Mrs O H See, Molalla
I L Bent, St Louis
iW, H Dolemart.-St Hlns
S J Qller. Omaha
T McClure. New York
is a Huntington, do
P S Davidson, Jr,
Hood River
Edwin Isaacs, W W
Geo M Gladwin. Wln-
nlpeg, Man
H Bellinger, Pt Townd
B Lurd, Cottage Grove
.Jefferson, Myers, Salem
. U lion.n, Salem
Geo D Carter, Eureka.
Z F Moody. The DallsMrs H A Foreman, clty
F P Barbee. San Fr
Mrs Clarissa Nichols,
Turner Oliver, La Grd
Mrs OUyer,, do.
C E Cochran, Union
Will Wright, Union
C G Gurnsey, Ca.iyon
City
H Hupnrlch. do
ciiy
C A Rouse, Cincinnati
Wm Rouse, Cincinnati,
A B Leckenby, Rainier
Chas A Cole. Spokane
Mrs Cole, Spokane
E W Anderson, Pa
Mrs Anderson. Pa
F-W StensloCf. Salem
A S Bennett, Dalles
Mr3 Edwin Stone, Al
bany Frank Geddls Bakr C
Mrs Cajlor, "La Grand
Mrs R L Lincoln, do
'P S Davidson, Hood R
Dr H C Fpley. Salem
"Mrs Epley; Salem j
C D Gabrlelson,- Salem
.F F Wlirham. Salem
,Dr Goo Wall. Cottago
John R McBrlde, Spok .
H M Herrln. Spokane
,R Kinney, Dalles.
Mrs" SliaYpr Hlllsboro
F C. RBcd. Astoria
R H Boobelor, Roy.Wn
IF A Paulson, Mlnnpls
P Martenson, Skamok-
awa
Wm Bell, Astoria
IIoter-BrunMTYlcIc, Seattle,
'European; first-class. Rates, 75c and up.
One:bfo'ck from depot. Restaurant next
door. - "
Tacoma Hotel, Tacoma.
..-American plan. 'Rates, $3 and up.
."Donnelly
European plan.
Hotel, Tacoma.
Rates, 50c and up.
Vote On a. Ccrtifloote.
EUGENE, Oct. 2. (To the Editor.)
How, ls,a" ybun man just of ago to
vote for President when he has failed to
xegfster before May 15, and who has come
to the university to attend school?
Must I lose my first vote, on account of
,th,e. registration law,? ,
Anything you may say upon tnis sud-
,ject will, I am sure, be of use to more
than one student this year. Tours re
spectfully,.. -rAKAIStf. JLi. A-f.rXili.tJA -Li!;,
, You can vote pn a certificate signed by
six. freeholders, a blank form of which
can be obtained at the polls. A vote may
.bj9j,.cast In any county In the state in
-whloh ap elpction happens to be for
a, state officer, or for Presidential elec
,tors,or in any part of a Congressional
.district for a member of Congress. .
hve bcsn.ta'itc orcr jo years by the Uidsts of the Morraoa
cures tbo. wont cues In oldand iqiwz fUinr from, efiocts
dructte inotlcir. Ouro
s Lost Manhood," I
ains
nnl Emtn5lnn. Lnmit uncle. Narvoufi L
.O3sos,.aporrnuorr
u
US'
o Marry, .psj ox
3 women, varicoBQie,
charge, Stops nor
impurrvi2or ana potency to
icitnosa .or .uio-
EtleCB ire Immediate.
-cure Is it haod.
Restores small, undereloped
6 ftr 1 so bT wall.
W ., -0.w. W.V...-, .....w, w.W
CRA.VELSRS GTJIUn.
Union Depot, Sixth and J Stseeta.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
'CHICAGO-PORTLAND SPECIAL,"
Leaves for the East, via Huntington, at 0:00
A. M.; arrives at 4:30 P. M.
SPOKANE FLYER,
For Spokane-, Eastern Washington, and Great
Northern points, leaves at S P. M; arrives at
7 A. M.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS.
Leaves for the East, via Huntington, at 8.00 '
P. M.; arrives at 8:40 A. M.
THROUQH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE.
Water lines schedule aubjeot to change with
qut notice.
OCEAN DIVISION Steamships sail from
Alnsworth Dock at 8 P. M. Leave Portland
Columbia. Thurs., Oct. 11; Frl., Oct. 10; Moo,.
Oct. 29; Thurs., Nov. 8. State ot California.
Thura., Oct. 4; Sun.. Oct, 14; Wed.. Oct. :m
Sat., Nov. 3. T ,
From San " Francisco Leavlnic Soear-Streat
Pier No. 24. San Francisco. at-11'A.-M.; as
follows: Columbia, Frl., Oct. 5: Mon., OcX.-lSjJ
'IhuM., Oct. 25; Sun., Nov. 4; Wed., Noy. 14.
State of California. Wed.. Oct. 10; Sat., Oct.
-0; Tues.. .Oct. 30; Erl., Nqv 0.
COLUMBIA RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Hassalo leaves Portland dally, ex
cept Sunday, at 8.00 P. M.; oxC aturdny kt
10.00 P. M. Returning, leaves AntorladaHy,
except Sunday, at 7.d0 A. M.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. -
PORTLAND .AND SAI.EM, OR.
Owlns to the low water in the WUIamett
the boats are unable to ascend further thin,
th. mouth of the yarahlll. For acheduto sei
below :
YAMHILL RIVER ROUTE.
EORTLAND AND DATTON. OR.
Steamer Ruth, for Oregon City. Buttevllle.
Champoeg. Dajton and way landings, leaves
Portland Tuesdais, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 7.00 A. M. Leaves Dayton for Portland
and war points Mondaj3. Wednesdays and
Frldavs at 0.00 A. M.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
RIPARIA.WASH., AND LEWISTON, IDAHO.
Steamer Spokane or steamer- Lewlston leaves
Rlparla dally at 3:40 A. M.. arriving at Lew
lston about o P. M. Returning, the Spokane or
Lew tston leaves' Lewlstori dally at 7 A. M.. ar
riving at Rtparla same evening.
W. H. HURLBURT,
General Passenser- Agent.
V. A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent.
Telephone Main 712. 80 Third st., cor. Oak.
NewSteamshipLinetotheOrienE
CHINA ANP JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND.
In connection with THE OREGON RAILROAD
& NAVIGATION CO. Schedule. 1000 (subject
to change):
Steamer. Due to leave Portland.
SKARPSNO Oct. 31
For rates, accommodations, etc., apply to
' OREGON RAILROAD & NAV. CO ,
Agents, Portland, Or,
To principal points in Japan and China.
POSSIBLY
YOU ARE NOT AWARE OF
THE PAST TIME
AND
. SUPERB SERVICE
Now offered by th
5 010x0
WE HAVE
DAILY FAST TRAINS
TO THE EAST
2
2
If you cannot take the morning train.
travel via the evening train. Both aro
finely equipped.'
"Our Specialties"
Fast Time Through Service
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS,
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS.
PULLMAN DINERS,
LIBRARY (CAFE) CAR AND FREE
RECLINING CHAIR CARS.
Hours in Time Saved to
Omnhn, Chicago, Kaninn City,
St. Louis, Xe-iv York. Boston,
And Other Eastern Points.
TIcket3 good via Salt Lake City and
.Denver.
It If 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. II. LOTHROP. General Agent.
135 Third St.. Portland. Or.
L ilvJ 1 VIA
SOUTH
Depot Fifth anil
I Street.
Arrive
OVERLAND EX
PRESS TRAIN'S.
far Salem, Kose
burg. Ashland. Sac
ramento. Ogden.
San Francisco. Mo
jave. Los Angeles.
El Paao. New Or
leans and the East.
At Woodburn
(dally except Sun
day), morning train
connects with train
for Mt. Ansel. Sll
Yerton. Browns-
llle. Sprlngfleld.
and Natron, and
egnlnjf rain for
Mt. Angel and Sll
erton. Albany passenger
Corvallls passenger.
Sheridan pas'jr
8:30 P. AT.
7:45 A. if.
SA..
6:30 P. M.
4:00 P. M.
J7:aOA. M.
4:50 P. M.
10:10 A. M.
115:50 P. iL
S:25 A. M.
Dally. HLally except Sunday.
Robatu tickets on sale between Portland. Sac
ramento and San Francisco. Net rates 517 first
class and $11 second class. Including sleeper.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe-
Also JAPAN. CHINA, HONOLULU and
AUSTRALIA. Can be obtained from J. B.
KIRKLAND, Ticket Agent. 140 Third street.
TAMKILL DIVISION".
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson street.
Leave for Oswego dally at 7.20. 9:40 A. If -
.12.30, 1:35. 3:20, 4-40. 0:25, 8.30. ll:S0 P. M;
ana w.uo A. m. on uunaays oniy. Arrive at
Portland dally at 0.33. 8 30. 10 50 A. M.;
1:35. 3:10. 4:30, G:15. 7:40. 10 00 P. if.; 12.40
A. M daily, except ilonday-v 8:30 and 10.05 A.
M. on Sundays only.
Leave for Dallas dairy, except Sunday, at
6.05 P. M. ArrlVe at Portland at 0.30 A. M.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mon
days, "Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:43 P. It.
Returns Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
R. KOEHLER.
Manacr.
C H. MARICFTAM.
Qen. Frt. & Pass. Agt.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
BAILEY GATZERT (Alder-street Dock)
Leaves Portland dally every morning at
o clock, except Sunday. Returning. leaves As
toria every night at 7' o'clock except Sunday.
;son phone Main 331. Columbia phone 33L
- . . CJ-
ff SUH3ET -Tl
O 0CDEN 4 SHASTA -J
fl ROUTES jQl
TRAVELERS' GUIDE,
umh2AbM5MsgiiX& 1 11 in 1 im 11 ' ' 1
DOUBLE DAILY TRAJX SJCRVICB.
The Pioneer Dinlnc and Obserratlos
v Car Route,
IJaton Depot, 6tJiand,J$tx
Arrive.
No. 2-
2 P.M.
North Coast Limited.
For Tacoma. i)attl.
North Yakima, jv
No.1
fcane. Pullman, Mos
cow. Lewlston, o-
nand. B. C. Butts
Helena. St. auj iun
neapollsCbfcasq, Hus
ton. Now Xorlc and all
points East anil South
east.
Twin City Express, tor
No. 4-
no.jh
8 P. A
11:30 P. if
ITacoma. Seattle. Spo
kane. Helena. Butte.
3t. Paul. Chicago. Bori-
tont New Yorkr Omaha,
Kansas City, Council
Bluffs. 8t. Louts, and
all points east and
southeast!
Through train servlSa v foxtfiern Paplflo
an4 Bdrnngton'nuiei,roaJPortlarld W Oroihs,
'Kansas' City.St. 'Lou1k.m Qul,ck. tlxaaiana ua
equaitfd'acdommQdatlona, -
Tako North Coast Umltea Train No. 2T for
South Bend. Olympla and Cray's Barool
points.
8e th North Coast Limited. Elegant Up
bvlstered Tourist Sleeping Cars. Pullraaa
Standard Sleepers". "Dining- Car and" Observa
tion Car. all olectrlo -Ushind. Solid vestibule!
Tickets sold ia all points In th United
Slates &&"" Canada, and haggao chocked to
destlatlctt-off- tlcksts, -
Tor Inforroatlojw . tlcfcets. sleeplns-cas
Tatlona. etc.. cal on or writ ,
A. D. CHARLTON
Aafffatant Genera rasseger Ajceat,
S55 3Iorrisqn St., Cor, Third
Portland, Oregon.
Colorado
n September.
September is the pleasanteat
month in the Colorado year.
Tito days are bright, but ncrt
enervating. The nights are cooL
The mountains look their grandest.
Best of all. tho Summer's rush is
over and the hotels at Glenwood.
Colorado Springs, Manltou and
Denver are not overcrowded.
Good Idea to vary thinss and go
East thro' Colorado. You'll en
Joy It specially the 40-mile-an-hour
ride on the Burlington's Chicago
Special. Only one night on the
road. Denver to Chicago and Sf.
Louis.
TICKKT OFFICE
Cor, Thtrdi and Stark Sta,
IU TV FOSTER.
City Ticket Agent.
AMD
SOO LINE
FIRST-CLASS AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS DAILY
m
PASSENGERS BOOKED
TO -
AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
OFFICE
For full part'culars apply to
H. II AT1SOTT. Agent.
14rt Third st.. Portland. Or.
E. J. COYLK A. G. P. A..
Vancouver. II. C.
Astoria & Columbia
Rivsr Railroad Co.
LEAVES
UNION
DEPOT.
for Msygers. ltalnler.
Clatsksnhf. Wstport.
Cllrt6n. Aftorl.- Wr
ronton. Flayel, Ham
Blond. Fort Sterena,
G'pvfhart Park. Sej!d.
JlJtorla and aaalior
Zxpreu.
Dally.
Aitorlit Kiprtsa.
Dally.
ARRXVKa
UNION
DEPOT.
8.00 A. H.
0 33 P. M
11:10 A. M
8:CO P. 22.
riczet offlce. 20O Morrison at. and Union depot.
J. C MAYO. Gn- Paaa. Axt.. Aatorla. Or.
Sriatsrtoerw
lltket Office. 2SS Morrlsoa Slre:t, "Phone S!)
LEAVE.
Na. 4
a 00 p. m.
Th Tlyc, daljy to an4
from 8u Paul. Minne
apolis Duluttt, Chltmjt'
and ajl point. aat.
ARRrra.
No. s.
7-00 A AT,
Throujrh Palac and Tourlat Mleeijera, Dlaloa
and Buffet Smoltlr.g-Llbrary Cars.
JAPAW - AMERICAN LINE
STEAMSHIP RIOJUN MARU
For Japan. China and all Asiatic polau win
leave Seattle
About October 10th
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
FOR ALASKA.
THE COMPANY'S elegant
steamships Cottage City, City
of Topelca. and Al-Kl Ieava
TACOMV 11 A M". -SEATTLn
0 P. M.. Oct. 2. 7. 12. 17, 1!.
'Ill Nov. 1. 0, 11. 10. 21. 28,
Deo. 1. and every Attn, day
thereafter. Further ' Informa
tion obtain company's folder.
The company reserves the right to chanrta
steamers, sailtnc dates and hours of salllnjf.
without previous notice.
AGENTS N. POSTON. 240 "Washington at.,
Portland. vOr. , F. AV. CAiU.ETON, N. P. R. R.
Dock. Tacoma. TICKET OFFICE. 013 First
ave.. Seattle. E. V. MELSE. Ticket Agt;
H H. LLOTD. Puget bound Supt.. Ocean
Dock. Seattle; C. XV. MILLER, Asst. Puget
Sound Sut.. Ocean Dock. Seattle.
uuuAL... PERKINS A i'O . ii-ir Aiti.. S. BV
WASHINGTON & ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
The fast mall steamship "C1TT OF SEAT
TLE," sailing Jfrom Seattle every 10 days for
Skagway. calling1 at Port Tawnsend, Ketchikan
and Juneau'.
Steimers "ABERDEEN" "and "R,tJ.TH." Se
attle to Skacvvay, and lnturmediato polnta,
every seven days.
Through "tickets tb Dawson. 7S. flrst-clas;
and J3U sesund-ciarw. .
DQDWELL & CO., Ltd
233 Oak st. Telephone Mala Q&