ClUiM-ERCM Aftf)
The wheat market failed to' gain any ?
. .
airensta during the Sunday holiday and
opened the -week in a very tame manner.
The American visible "showed a heavy in
crease, and -world's shipments, were again
in excess of 8,000.000 bushels". In the local
market there "was not much change noted.
The charter of a ste.anter at a rate ma
terially lower than- the ony disengaged
sailing ship in port Is asking was re
garded as a more hopeful 'sign, and some
of the exporters were still holding their
figures up around -3 cents for Walla
"Walla, while others were still inclined to
give out 52 -and 52i cThits as their limits.
There is not much doing in "Valley, 3mt
it is weaker in sympathy with "Walla
"Walla.
General trade was on "rather a re
stricted scale, as'Is usual on Mbndayantf
the weather was .not-very favorable for-a
large volume xt business. Price changes
were -few and' of small consequence.
Eggs arerni and higher' for Oregon,
Solents being readily obtained for best
Oregon: sttfek. Butter is weak and quota
tions are being shaded occasionally in
order to, move stocks. The hop-market
continues -firm, with an advancing ten
dency. ,"!
Itonk Clearing;.
Exchanges.
Portland $555,270
Tacoma 234.713
Seattle ..-.....- C02.1G3
Spokane 210,058
Balances.
S 01,078
21.R5S
209.010
43.172
r PORTLAND MARKETS.
, , , . -.
Grain, Flonr, Etc,
WiieRt-Walla "Walla. 52g53c: Valley, nom
inal, -O0c; tolneEtem,-S3S50c per .bushel.
Flour Best snides, $2 0U3 40 per i barrel:
in-aham. $2 CO. -
Oats White, 4243c per bushel; gray, 40-
41c -f
Barley Feed, $l5gl5 50; brewing.- $1C10 50
per'toa.
JMlhrtnffs-Bran. $15 50 per ton; middlings,
$21; shorta, $17; chop, ?10.
Hay Timothy, $12&13; clover. $707 50; ,Ore
con wild -hay. .$007 per,lon. - .
Butter. Eprsrs, Poultry, Etc.
Butter Fancy creamery, 4550c; store, 25
SOc per roll- " '
Bees Eastern. 2022H: Oregon ranch,' 25 4
27c per .dozen.
Poultry Chickens, mixed. $2 C03 50 per
dozen; hens, $3 504; Springs, $23: ducks,
$3"35; cease, $GS per dozen; turkeys, live,
1213c per pound; dressed, 15c
"Cheese Full cream, twins, ll12M:c; Toung
Ani-ica, ,12iifi 18c per pound. '
Vegetables, Fruit. Etc.
Vegetables Parsnips, S5c; turnips, 75c; car
rots, 75c per sack; onions, 85c $1; cab
bage, flStfl GO per cental; potatoes, 50
C5o per sack; tomatoes, 25c per box; corn. 76c
per sack; sweet potatoes, l&c per pound In
tacks; celery, 6005c per dozen.
Truit Lemons, $44 50; oranges, $5C per
bor; -pineapples, $4 .50C per dozen; bananas,
$2 503 per bunch; Persian dates, 7c per lb.;
poors, 75cj$l per'' box; apples, 50c $1 per
bofc;'Watermelons, Rogue RlTer, $1 50iSf2; case
bas, $1 25 per dozen; grapes. Sweetwater, 50c;
Muscat, 75(2?85c; Triack, 75S5c; Tokay, $1;
Concords, 2530c .per basket.
P"ried Irult Apples, evaporated, - 70So per
pound; sun-dried, sacks or boxes, 50c; pears,
sun and evaporated. S 9 0s; plums,' pltless,
89o; prunes, Italian, 6 7c; silver, extra
choice, 57c; figs, California black, 6c;."d,o
vhlte,'7&bc per pountL
Ment and Provisions.
Kutton, -Gross, best sheep,, wethers end
evra, sheared. $3 50: dressed, C7c per lb.t
Spring lambs, 3c per pound gross; dressed. 7
Hogs Gross, choice heavy, ?5 C05 75; light,
ZSi1 dressed, CCiic per pound.
Veal Large, 0&&7ifi per pound; small, SQ
1)6 Jper -pound.
S'eet Gross, top steers, ?3 50S4cows, ?3
8 'GOf dressed beef, 57o per pound.
"Provisions Portland pack (Shield brand);
HUmSr smoked; ate quoted at llc per pound;
picnic home, -Sc- per pound; breakfast bacon,
1316c; bacon. 10iiH14c; backs. iO&c; dry
It-lden; a.10cr -dried beef.' 16c lard -pound
pails. 10e; 10-6und palls. lOffc; 60s.
10&c; tierces, 10c per pound. 'Eastern pack
(Hammond's): Hams,' large, ll4c; medium,
llic; small, 12c; picnic hams, 8c: shoulders,
Oc: breakfaBt "bacon, l15c; -drj- salt sides,
DVifrlOV&c; bacon sides, 10Villc; backs,
lOfjlc; butts, 12c; lard, pure leaf, kettle ren
dered. OS, 10c; 10s, 10c; dried beef, "15c. .
it "
Groceries, IVuts,. Etc. ..
Coffee Mocha. 2328c; Java, fancy. 2CQ32c;
Jai-a, good. 2024c; Java, ordinary, 1820e;
Costa Rica- fancy. 1820c; do good. 1018c; -do.
ordlnarj'. 1012c per- pound; Columbia, roast,
?13 13j Arbuckle'e, $14 13; Lion," $13 13 per
case. .
Sugar Cube, $0 S5; crushed. $G-S5: "pow
dered, $6 45;. dry granulated, $0 25; extra C,
$5 75;. golden C. "$5 05 net; half barrels. &c
xqore than barrels; maple sugar.. 1510c per
pound. ' '
'SaTxnon Columbia River, 1-pound tails, $1.50
?M" 2-Twninrt tnlls. S3. 25S2 50: fancy 1-DOUild
flats, ??a-2 25; -pound fancy flats. ?1 105? J
1 30; Alaska, 1 - pound taUs, $1 401 00: 2
pound tails, $1 90S2 25.
Kuts Peanuts, 6V7c per pound for Aw, flc
for roasted; cocoanuts, SOc per dozen: .walnuts,
ID lie per pound; pine nuts, 15c: hickory
xmts, 7b; chestnuts. 15c; Brazil, lie; fllberts.
15c; fancy pecans, 1214c; almonds, 1517jo
per ppund. . ,
Beans Small white. 4c: large do, 35eBe;
bayou, 3c; Lima, Oc per pound.
Grain 'bags Calcutta, $ea6 12J'per 100 for
cpot.
Coal oilCases, 18c per gallon; .barrels,
34HC: tanks, 13c
-Rice-lsland, (H4c; Japan, 5c; New Orleans,
4ii5c; fancy head, ?77 50 per sack.
Hops, "Wool, Hides, Etc.
Hops New crop, 13315c per pound; .1899
crop, 78c .,
"ool Fall clip. 14c; Spring, 1515c; list
ern Oregon, 10J3c: mohair, 25c per pound.
Sheepskins Shearlings, 15 20c; short-wool,
2S(j35c; -medium- ool, 3050c; long-wool, COcftJ
ti each. t
"Tallow tc; No. 2 and grease, 23c per lb.
Hides Dry hides. No. 1, 10 pounds and up--vard.
3415c; dry kip. No. 1. 5 to 16 pounds.
15c per pound: dry calf, No. 1, under 5 pounds,
15310c; dry salted, one-third less than dry
flint; salted bides, sound steers, 00 pounds and
of er. 78c; do 50 to 00 pounds, 7c;. do un
dr 50 pounds" and cows 7c; ldp, 13. .to 30
pounds, 7Sc; do veal, 10 to 14 pounds. 7Sc;
do calf, under 10 pounds, 7&c; green (unsalted),
1c per pound, less; culls (bulls, stags, moth
eaten, badly cut, scored .hair slipped, weather
beaten or grubby), one-thlrd'less.
jPclts Bearskins, each, as to size, $5315;
cubs. "each. $15; badger, each. 50c: wildcat,
2575c: housecat, 5025c; fox, common gray,
40c$l; do red, $1 7G(3"3 50; do cross. $2 506;
lynx. $24 50; mink; 40c$l 75; marten, dark
Nsrtthern, ?510j do pale, pine, ?24 musk
rat. 8 12c;" skunk, 50SOc; otter (land), $4
(g8; panther, with head and claws perfect,
$13;' raccoon, C580c; wolf, mountain, with
head perfect, $ 50 5; wolverine, $2 500;
beaver, per skin, large, $67; do medium. Rer
skin, 51G5; do small, per skin, $12; do kits,
per skin, .fl3. '
; XETW YORK STOCK MAJaKEl.'
Advance In CallBIoney Rates Checks.
Furious Speculation,
NEWT TORK, Oct. 22. Today's furiously
active and buoyant speculation was
brought a.bout with a sharp turn in the
final lour of trading T3y a- flurry in the
rate for call money, which carried it up
to 5 per cent This was. accepted, as ..an
admonition that the speculation was over
running the newly acquired resources of
the money market, and very lieavy' sell
ing to realize profits immediately set in.
In some' of the stocks' most affected by1
the late selling the earlier gains ' were
entirely wiped out, arid the average level
was carried down considerably below the
"best ofthe day. The effort of the 'bulls,
t$ retrieve their ground caused a very'
unsettled tone, but the closing was, jm
the whole, -easy, with the buoyant snap
apparently taken out of the market. " Not
withstanding this late setback, there were
some very- striking upward movements of
prices, especially in the steel group, and
the largest day's business in -stocks since
the early Dart of the year -was trans-
actedUat alevelnof prices "well abovo th'dso ,
or, aturaay.
Speculators: reveled, iin the .revivifying
streams of cold which are pouring -IntoM
FMMTOi ft WS
s.r 3 , , .
the New Tvlcjnoxiey market from many
quarters of the world. Yesterday's In
coming steamers from Europe brought tflp
total "receipts' of the gold engaged there
for export to over -$3,000,000, land Saturn
day's -receipt of $4,800,000 at San Fran
cisco can be made immediately available
to the New Xork money market by teler
graphic transfer.' The balance of the to
tal engagements In .Europe, which,
amounted to upward of 9,000,000, is fast
following on the heels of the shipments
already received.
Sterling exchangei fell weakly back to
near the gold import point, and the con
tinued downward tendency of Interest
rates in London and Berlin seemed, to
offer acquiescence "in the threatened fur
ther demands for gold from New .York.
It Is important to note that the weak
ness of sterling exchange is largely due
to the heavy buying of stocks fbr Lion
don ..account, which amounted, according
to reliable estimates, to 45,000 shares.
The- tlmenoney market was dull today,
borrowers expecting lower rates ana lendr
era holding out for the higher rates.
There-was ".greatly increased, activity in
bonds" as well as in "stocks, and prices
advanced, very generally. , High-grade
bonds were not conspicuous in the dealings.-
Total males', -par value, $2,700,000.
United States' 3s registered advanced "4
per cent cm the lasUcall.
S. 2s. ref. re.s-.104 Gen. Electric Gs...l20
do coupon ..'....AC JN. "?. Cent. lata. ..10$
do 3s, reg 109 Northern- Pac. 3s.. 00
do-coupon ......100?i do 4s 103Va
do new 4s, reg...lS3iOregon Nav. lstB.,100
do coupon 134" do s 102
dn nl" 4t. TMr..114UlOrfron S. L. GG...127'
do counon 11. do con. 5s 1H
do 5s, reg 112
Rio Or. West. 1st 08Vi
St. Paul consols. J70k
St.-P. C. & P. lt118V&
do coupon .....Jiayj
Plst. Col. -0os...l23"-
Atcnippa adj. 46... bs.
do Gs ivjll?
C. & N.W.con. 7siJTOI)UnI6n Pacific 4.'.iloa
uo a. r. aeu. is.lu
P. & R. G. Ists...l03
Wis. Cent, lsts.... 8T
Southern Pac. -4s.. SO75
West Shore 4s 103-
do Ss. ....,.. 9&
"-STOCKS. ' i
The total tales of stocks today were 807,700
shares. The closing quotations were: .-?
Atchison .....
do-pref ....
Bait. &,Ohio.
Can. Pacific .
Can. Southern
31 Union Pac,
74UJ Wabash ..
pref
7014
19V4
2S
75V at Prcl
J7i,.in Brains oc .
Wheeling & L. E.
53
t ao za prei.
do
Wis.
cues. & Ohio.
snv.t
Central..;
125i
Chi. Gr. Western. 12E P.. C a
& L..L. 58r
O, B. & Q .-i..l8U Thittl Ave.
ill'
C.. I S;-L....i....22j
"EXPltESS CCTS.
proi jjjo
Adams ,.,..128
American 153
C. & East. III.,. 05
oc flonn.... ..:io3
C, Bock L & P..1091G
united "States 48
Wells Fargo 125
C.. C. C. & St. L. 03 -
aUSCELLANEOUS.
coio. so 6
do 1st pref.w. 39
do Sii Dref lfl
Am. Cotton Oil
SO
do pref.
01
23
30ii
1
17
24
Am. .Malting......
do Drpf
Del. & "Hudson....ll2J4
jjun, iacK. & w.178 1
Den. & R. G "20
Pre' ;. 70)4
J3rle f. 12U
'Atner. Smelt. & R.
do pref
Am. Spirits.......
do pref
do 1st pref 35&
Am. Steel Hoop...
ureui r. prei..,.101
Hockine- Coal IB
do pref..
Tltt
m. Steel & Wire. 86'
Hocking Valley. . 37iy
do pref. ..,..,1... 7fr.
Illinois Central. ..11niiAm. Tin Plalo..".. 33
Iowa Central. ..1. 10 I do Tre'f..., 82J
Lake E. & iVpst. -SOlAm. Tobacco...... 98
dq. prof ......10a A dovpref v-1?!..
Lake 'Shore ..v., .200 lAnaconda.Min. Co. 40 vs
L. -& N..r.....V.. 70iiBrklyn Rapid Tr.. Qb
Manhattan L 98J4fColo. Fuel &
Iron. 33k
Met. St. By 101
Cont. Tobacco
Mexican Central.
llTsf do-pref .
82Vi
osfe
143
55
09
05
C0
35
Oil?
20
07)
Minn. & St. L GO
foaerai sieet...,
do pref A.
General Electric
Glucose Sugar...
do pref
Int. Paper
do pref.. ..... atl!
Miss. Pac 5fT4
Mobile & Ohio.... 40 I
Mo., Kan. & Tex. 10J
ao prei 31
ixew j. cent 130
do pref
N. -3 Central
.133iiLa Clede Gas..
Norfolk & West.
do pref
Northern Pacific.
do pref...
Ont. West
. R. & N .-
do pref
Pennsylvania ...
Reading, .......
do 1st "pref....
do 2d pref
RiotG. West....
do pref.,
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pref
do 2d pref
St. L. South. T..
do pref .;..
.37
National Biscuit
do Pref
5014
jfatIonal"T:eaa..'
do pref
National Steel ..
do trref -.....:.-,
72t
"aJ:
SO
86
-42
70
N. T. Air Brake.. 120
133
North- American
io-jj
lljiiPacIflc Coast
58
84
08
40&
44
.sa.
58,
26tfe
do 1st pref
do 2d pref
Pacinc Mall
People's Gas ....v
Pressed Steel Car,
- -do uref .....,..
43
00 :
11 v
009i
30
13
Pulhnan Pal. Car.lBO
Sugar. . 123
30'j.
Bt. Paul ll
"do pref..-. 171
Tenn. Coal & Iron C05i
IU. S.' Leather r 12V&
I do pref ..T. ...t 71 Va
SL P. & Oiraha...ll2
Southern Pacinc. 35IU. S. Rubber..,..., 33V4
Southern -Bailway 13 I , do pref ., ; 04
do pref- 57 1 Western' Union1 -.. . 79'fg
Tex. .&-Pacinc... 17VJRepubUo Iron & S.J 14
Un'on Pacific 61 d,o. pref i..,.s.... 50V
7 n, mt Tu'-n. iodr v -n
Money, ExchnneoE.T.r, - -.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 22. Sterling on
London. 00 days, HIpV&V do, sight. Jl 52.
Silver hars-645c. , . .-.."
Mexican dollars SOiAlJjolc, ' v
DraftsXsight, 10c;v telegraphic, ''lUc. ,
NETv "TORK, .'Oct, 22. Ibney on" call;
35 per cent; last loans, 5'per cent;prlme
mercantile paper, 5&S ier centr sterling
exchange, easy, -with actual business in
bankers' bills-at $4 S3"b for demand, and at
$4,-0(gri S0i -fo;r- 00 days; posted rates,'
J4 Sl4 S2 and $4 J-oommerclal bills,
$4 80H(g'4-SOfi. '- 1 ' ' ' ' '
Sliver 'certificates 64VS'6o'c. ' '
Bar silver64Kc. .'"''
Mexican dolla'rs-:09icl--"' ' '
Bonds Government,'' firmer: fi state,'
stromrr railrcfad, strong. t '
LONDON, Oct. 22. Money, 1 per 'cent;,
consols. 996. J ' t"
Porefgrn Financial News.
NEW YORK, Oct 22. The Commercial
Advertiser's london financial cablegram
says: . . ,
The markets here were favorably Influ
enced "by the. Anglo-German 'agreement,
concerning China, but business was "not
i&creas&d, except .in. .the Anverican de-v
partment It was observed that the' Ger
man favorites rose, while the favorites of
the French market went off. American
securities were brisk throughout 'the ses
sion, mainly on professional business. The
public "bought little, ;belrig Inclined to,
await the definite Issue of the elections.
Over-night orders from New York started
the ball rolling. Berlin, assisted by Now
York, jumped Baltimore & Ohio" and
Loulsvlllo & Nashville, the latter in the
late trading. London has taken no in
itiative, bbt Is predicting a McKlnley
boom. New York toought Anacphaa free
ly. The demand for gold was slack and.
quotations were down to 77s ll"4d bid.
London declines to deal, in" bills t today.
Paris and Berlin took all the business.
Sliver, was strong, closing at 80, on In
dian Government buying to supplement
inadequate currency supplies. ,
Stoclc ,ln London.
LONDON, Oct. 22. Atchison, 32; Cana-
ClLLiSON&CO.
' ' . X - ' - i $'
'V- i - .rV-'e- .".','
- ' i
Board -ofe-Tradeand C -.
Stock' Exchange" Brokers
.-
, grain ...,-; 'ff
PROVISIONS " :,
' ' STOCKS arid '
COTTON i
BOUGHT AND SOLD-FORr CASH OR
CARRIED OJTMARGir'S,'
214-215:
" Ch'a'riifier 6f Commerce
" Portland, Oregon ,
THE-i MOBjfflafOr-
fiia'lv Pacific, cfOIJnion jBaclfltf preferred;,
?i NbrthernPaoIflc preferred 7o Grantty
Trunk, 6 ; Anaconda," 10.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Prices for 'Cerefcla in Earopeaa ak
Amtsrican. Porta
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22. Wheat Fu
tures, easier; spot wheat and barley,
quiet. Oats, quiet atid, steady.
Spot quotations were: .
Wheat Shipping No. 1, 9oc; choice, 85o;
milling, BSai31 02.
Barley Feed, 7072o; brewing. T9W
SIVic
Oats Gray, $1 201'30; black .for seed,
U 2200. 30;.red.v tX 2ml:3S, ...-. ..
Call board sales:
Wheat Easier; beeenifJer, 97c; May,
?1 M5i; cash, 95c. . . , ," . ,
Corn large yellow,. $123"-
-. ; , ; . 1 - t '
Chicago Grain-and Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct 22. Dullness, brooded
over the wheat pit nearly the whole ses
sion. The Interest of outsiders was lack
ing and business was, therefore, left prin
cipally to -pit traders. The market-started"
out with a good array of buiusnrconsm
eratlons, but the response was,yery weak,
December opening only c higher, at
74c. Liverpool was "4d- hlgherr-.world's
shipments were only TSOOO- bushels,;
over 1,000,000 under Saturday's expecta
tions; the" on-passage statement1 showed
a"ae'crease""bf -408,000 "bushels, according;
to Board, of Trade figures, and itw the''
Northwest there was rain, with theslgnal
sarvide oredlctinsr -more' of it -The mar-
kfit' fluctuated narrowly-"for hours,' 'De-.
eembrn' one time' touching" 74b, but-'
recovering to 74?ic. Near the end., of the,.
session, influenced by -large primary re
ceipts and 'an increase in the- visible- sup
ply, as well as the outside apathy, De-
cember dropped to IVAfflV&a,- at .which
the market closed 5b&c Under Satur
day's. - , , ,' - . - .,. v 1,
' ConC "&. QJifetbut flrm..geccmber
closed (i hlgher,at S5ic -Wet'weatnerj
hlglier. cables and shorts covering were
the fa'ctors bi-fhe Strength. ', ' .. V
In oats there was mtle-aoing,, though
the crowd was inclined to stay on the
long sldtfi'.-Xecembor. closed, a. shadei.up,
at 22224c. - ' ' '
The-proylslon. mStket was qulet... it
was flrm-earlyln sympathy wlthi strong
hog market, but -eased later In sympa- I
thj- with the wheat weaitness.-. jr-acKers
uold moderately during the forenoon "to
outsiders, but later an Influential operai
tnr.'st'ns a buver of November lard. Jaa-
uary pork and lard-clofied unchanged hnd
ribp a shad.e lower: . ,.,,
The Vadmg futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT..
Opening. Highest. Lowest.
.SO 73 0 73 $0 73U .
,. 74U t 74 73
.. 74 74"t 74
CORN.
Close
October . .
November
December
$0 7:
.73
74
October . .
November
December
May . h . . .
'. 40 ' 41
.. 37 384
.. 35" 30
. 30 ' ' 30
OATS'.
;. 21' ' 21
.. 21.- 22
.. 22V 22H
MESS PORIC
40
55
'80
22Vi
October . .
November
December
October . ,
November
January . ,
14.00.
11 02
11.40'
.w.U 05 -. 11 47
' LARD.
.'.' 0 07i4 7't)6"
...' 0 70. 0 72
. SHORT, RIBS.
1140
Oatob'er . .
November
January . ,
.V7 00
0 07 0 07.
07.f . SiVtYi
October . ,
November
January .
0 07
0 32
0 02
0 02 0 07
0 02
Cash -quotations were as. follows. ,
Flour Dull and steady. "' "
Wheat No: 3, 'GS74ef No. 2 red', 73'
Corri-!No. '2, 4040'; No. 2 yellow,' iVi
40c , ,
Oats No,' 2, '2222c; No. 2 l w'hlte;
24254c;-Nb. 3 white, 2324c. ."" ;, -Rye
No.' '2, 49c- . - "
Tltnothy sed Prime, ?i 254 35.
' Barley Good feedfttg, 39c; f air -tocholce
malting, "J555c. y .''tw "1'
Flaxscedo. 1, Jl'SO; No. 1 orthwest
crnr ?l Sl -' i-v.-- - t.-r- -' - f
Frovlsion'sIess "pork, per barrel, $11 50
11 75; lard, per 100' pounds. 57 027 05;
shprt ribs"' sides '(loose), $7 007 Oof. dry
sated shoulders (boxed). 66c; ;short
clear sides "" (boxed) 7 007 10. .' '
Clover Contract grade, ?10 0010 "&..- .,"
On the .Produce" Exchange today the
butter marTcet was3ull; cream'efy,1622c;
dalrj-, 1318c.
Cheese Actlre, 104llc. , ,
Eggs Steady; fre.sh, 17lyic. v -
-- '. Recelots. ShlDm'tfi
Flour, barrela .
Wheat, bushels
Corn, bushels ; ,
Oats, buphely..
Rye,. 'bushels...
Barley, bushels
.23,000,
,281, 000
278,000
11,000
320O0
- Ke-tv Torlc Griiln. Produce, Etc :
NIEW YORK, Ogt: 22. Flour-Receipt's
3996(5 barrels; exports, 28,244 barrels. ,iiar
ket very slow.
Wheat Rceipts, 3CS,000'bushels; exports,
106546 hushels Spot, easy. No. 2 red,. TSJic
f.l'o, b,"; 76T66 elevato'r. ."Op't'ons opejied
tlrmTon, foreign, buyingi small vorld'ssnip
ments,"rain in the -Nprthwe'st and "ocal
cove'ring. Subsequently declined uiider.
a liberal vlslble supply Increase and real
izing; clo&ed weak at "4o net decline.
March plosed at 82i;: May 2&c; Octo
ber, 77c; December, 7SJa
Wool Oulet.
Hops Quiet. - -Y
European Grain- Markets.
IONBjQN, ,04ct 22. Wheat Cargoes on
passage, quiet and steady; English coun
try markets, quiet at a decline of 6lld.
LnrERPOdL, Oct. 22. Wheat and flour
In Paris, steady; French country markets,
dull. ,. .Wheat Spot, jNo.. 2 .red Western
Winter, firm, Gs ld. ; JCo.1 Northern.
Spring, dull, 6s 4d; No. 1 California, ,
dull, 6sv5d. Futures, quiet; December,
6s d; February, 6s 2d. , ,
Corn Spot, quiet; Amorican mixed, new,
4s 56 d.. .Futures, steady; Novemberj 4s
ld; December, 4s .l&d;- January, 3s 104ai
" ' - Vlwlble Grain Supply.
NEW YORK, Oct.22. The staiementof
the visible supply pf grain iti, store and
afloat on .Saturday, October 20, ,as. com
piled by ,"the New' York Produce' 'Ex
change, ,1s, as follow?: , .. , ,1
Increase..
Wheat :....' 53.313,000
Corn 8,914.000
Oats 12.310.000
Rye 1.017,000
Barley ,..-....-..;..-.- 2,59o,O00
,1.835,000
-o(a,Ai
75,000
31.000
247.000
Decrease.
' SA?TFRAWCISCO MARKETS.'
SAN FRANCISCO, , Oct . . 22. Wool
Spring. Nevada,' UtlSc; Eaetera Oregon,-
3 l(Xg)14c;? Valleyf - Oregon, .4618c: ,Fall,
1 mountain !lambsr '910q; 'JHumholdtf-and
Mendocino, 1012c.
HTops 1900. crap, 12144c. - : 1
Hay Wheat '?913 e0; wheat and oats;
?912 50r best, barle?',-. -$9 50; alfalfa, k$7i
8 50;. compjessed wne.at-?9!3 per, ton;,
straw. 3042tt) pe bale. . - -
Mlllstuffs Middlings, $17 5O5J20 50; bran,
$15 fiOfl&.SO per ton. - -
Potatoes River Burbanks, 30 60c;
sweet, new, E0c$l per -cental j ' Salinas
Burbanks, E5c$l 10. . -
Vegetables Green peas, lz)2c per
pound; string beans, l3c, tomatoes, 25
60o a box; 'asparagus- 75c?2 50; cucum
bers, 2035c.' -v . " ' -.
Butter Fancy creamery, f2626c; .do
seconds,'2425c; fancy dairy, 23V24c; sec
onds, 1823c. 1
Citrus "fruit Mexican- -limes, $44 CO;
common-" California J lemons,- ?1"252 25 ;i
choice, $2 502 75; pineapples, $23&f per1
dozen. ' -
Cheeses-California , flats, 1010Ho per
pound; -Young America, i0llc; East
ern! 1416c.' - . .
Green fruit Apples,-- choice, $1 25 per
box; common, 35c per box.
.Fdul try" Turkeys," gobblers." 1415c; do
hons. 1416c per' pound; old roosters, $3 50
4 .per. dozen; young roosters, ?3 504;
small broilers. $22 50; large do. $3350;
I fryers ,'?33 oO; hens, ?3 CO-iJo ' per dozen;
... 25.00&
....,...,... 203,000
400.000
. 353.000
r. 0,000
........'. 124.000-.
OKEKEEAff MSPA
- w .
. v,Yf--i v'i t a-3H V "jC
Roqhv4, OroundPlo,ot--
r t v, ' ; A i. BOTH TELEPHONES
old ducks, $34; geese, ?1 251 50 per paii:..
Bananas 51j8,fB0'per-ibunch. ; .,
Eggs Store, 2428c; tancy-ranch "40c;
Eastern, 22g;26c. , f '
Receipts Flour, jioo quarter .sacKs; ,ur&
an, 15,100? Utah,:210Q; wheat! ,47 jontajs;
Son,
oats, 2200 centals; beans, 7860 sacks; pota--.
toes. 7300 sacks; Oregon, 2100; b.ran, 955
hay, 670, bales; hides, W.
' ' ( EASTERN IiiyS&TOCK.
CHICAGO.- Oct 2.Cattle-i-Repelpt3.19,-G00,
Including 2000 Westerns and 8109 Tex
ans. Good to .choice natives, &10c high
er; Westerns steady. to, plow; Good to
prime steers, ? 506; poor to medium,
$4 S05 40; -selected feeders, , ?3 854 40;
mixed stockers, ?2 76(S3'85; coWs," $2 80
K SO; heifers; $2 54 75v, cannefs', $2g!2 65;
bulls, $2 E04 65; .calve HP 25; Texas-
lea, sipero, fyur , eoov " y f.
bulls, ' $2T503 2o. " ' I .'
Hogs Re'ceipts, "'2T,d00r tomorrow, esti
mated, 25,000; left over 4000i. Strong to tc
higher. Mixed andbutcKers, 54 G04.&6;.
gQOdi to choice hea-y $4 004 92; ro.ugh,
heavj', 4 454 55; light-, J4 GO4r90; milk of
sates;54?5g!4 8jCt " .-' .-. , - f.
J SheeprRecejpts, 20f,TO0. 'Steady. "LambSj
steady to lower.'.. Good to choice,' Wethef s.
$3 854 10; fa!rvto choice, mixed, $3. '403 MT;
Western 'sheep;'" $3 .754 10: natlvef i'afaibSf
$4.-5(ff5-60t Western larnhs 'tVlmS 50
OSlAHAf 16cY-22.-::lttlQi-R;eceIptsf 4500;
market stea3y; natlveybeef steers,it'?4 OT
res.fifiK turrtSTenr'Usieers.H' wr A.iio
Steersf-$354; -cows', and helfersi?3i3'75;
canners. Si.'Wm'W; stackers ana-.-ieeueMt
?3 50TJ4 50; calves, JtfSTBrbulls and. stags, j
PJ 4VW4. .5 .? ' -' .
; jJ0gs Receipts, 21(36; rm'afKet-.5c higher;
heaT, '$4 604 6T5ralxedr4 G04-62 flight,.
$4 624 05; bulk "Of sa?$s, J4 004 62. . '.?.
Sheep Receipts, - 9000; market -..steady ;,
fair-tQ xho4aeWesterns,3 8p4;ti;ommon
and 'stock sheep, .f3 'CI)S"'7&; iambs, JJ4.55
5 2S.-T ?" "'" - ' ' " ""- f"-1 - a
KANSAS 'dT'Y.Tdqt &.C&tig-faeg
celpts, 16,000; market steads; Texas stefirs,.
$4 S54 SO; Texas cows,. JiJ5P 25; native
steers, f4"354 S0;natlve 'c'OWs' and fielfer's,
$1 504 50;' stockers and feeders, V$2 JOS
4 25; bulls, ?SJ 253 35. ' ' '
Hogs Receipts' 5000 market?, strong;
bulk of sales, $4 65g)4 75; heavy.i-.eOi'STf
packers, . 4$ 604 05; lights, ?4 52-iJ70;
porkers? ?4 52'-4 70; pigs, $f 15(g4l.7p. ' ,
Sheep R'ecerpts.'SOOO;' market strong;
lambs, ?3 505 25; muttons', $2 504: - '
r The Metnl Markets. m -
NEWYORI, Oct-Aslde fro"aflt
tle.'rmness1 in, tlnr'diIV toW.rlse Adf 15s
tor' that metal abroad, th"e local jnetal
market was dull, , an,d... featureless. .JXln
cloa'edV firmer -at' 20ip2( 30. Lake' coppe'r..
was dull '"and unchanged "at.,$l6" 75SJ17V t
Pig-iron warrants were quiet at"$95(J
10. Lead and spelter wore dull and nomi
nally unchanged at,$4.'T7'4ndi"?4 104 15,
respectively.' The- brokers' "price 'for lead
was $4, and for copper,- $16 87$.. r .:
Bar siLver,- Wric- r.r "" ..'-
r. - ' .": , ''"?,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 22. Bar-silver,
64cr ,, T' . - V"" . ''"
LONQON, Oct.iS2BfLV ksllyerv 3d 1-lGu.
Coffee and Snghv. .-.
NEW -"STORKr-Oct. 22 CoffeeHrOptions
closed stqady, ,-.5 to 10.. points net. lower-.
Sales, 25,000 bags, including October, J6 95;
December,. $7 05; JkEarch S?;23(Jii7 30; May,
$7 307 35. Spt Rio, dull;.. No.! 7 f Invoice,
8 3-lGc; mild.'qaiet; Cordova', 9S14c.. -
Sugar Rawv-teadyr fair refining, 4c;
centrifugal, 90 test, 4c; refined, qutat. .
' ly? ?
DEATH BY. CARBOLIC, ACID.
- oAT
East Side Younff "Woman" Takes .the
. - u,v.pdions' -'v ',-.
Miss Jennie Ethel Stewart, the only
daughter .of ")tfp5. -Annie, -Stewart, ,wldow
of Charles Stewart, Hying. ,ai JS1 East
Seventh, .street, south, took .carbolic ,aeid
Friday evenlng,last and died. ,s.oon aftey?
ward. An attempt was.jnade,-to suppress
the facts, ljut "the,cfefeil31eaked oy;t ys
tefday in spite o'f the" efforts to keep tlje
cause of her death from the public. Ari"
inqufist ,was held Saturday, evenln'g ' t)jr
me Vjoronur, miu-uie lunerui tugn. V-y
Sunday, Lone Flr'lceirietery beln'-'tjie
place of Interment "T ' .l,n "
The verdict of the jury was that Miss
Stewart committed sufcide on account ot
despondency, But her mother 'and friends
sald'last evening hat they do niit th'ihk
that she contemplated suiciae, out'that
sh'e '"took tfie carbolic 'acid through a
mistake. The mother said yesterday: '-
"My daughter had been in 'poor health
for some time an"uvhad -been In the "hOs-
pltal for treatment. She was subject to
attacks of severe nervousness, when 4She
had to be Watched and looked after- Safe-,
fully. I cannot believe that she- took the
poison with suicidal intent. Miss, Ednat,
Knight, of Salem, a friend of my daugh
ter, was up stairs in the room,, Jennie
had been down stairs and s,tartedj-up
stairs,, saying sh.e wanted to take spme
medicine. Miss, KnlghJ, , said , sh.e; would,
help, hut Jenn'e sjild Bhe., could j get it her
self, and she did so. Almost immediately,
she remarked that she had taken. car.
bollo acid. She had carbolic acid for
some time for other purposes, and it was
nearher other, medicine. . She. tapk.;it
from a cup. I cannot think she knew
what she was taking, and believe, that,,
she mode a mistake. 'I know sometimes'
she has suffered Intense pain, and then
hardly knew what.she was. about", ,
Bliss Stewart had. been calling Friday
with Miss Knight, and on her.return. she-
took the carbolic acid. She jhad Jhst
answered some one at the telephone be
fore she went up stairs. Her uncle. D.
S. Coffin, a. prominent man from Walla
Walla, who is now at the home of his.
sister on the East Side, said that Miss
Stewart had Just written him that she
would soon be up to visit at his Ifome,
and they had been "expecting her when a:
message announcing her death arrived:
She had expected to start yesterdaVr'ac
cordlng to this letter,' for Walla-Walla.'
Mrs. Stewart admitted that her daughi
ter ha"d been very'de'spondent over -hei5
continued ill' health','' but-is not persuaded
that she contemplated suicide.- She-sald
that she was anxious that the f aetsof.
the death -be withheld from the 'pape'rs,
as" 'ft had'been such'w fearful shook'tOi
her and to Mer "friends In Portlan3Vand
elsewhere. She'made'thls request .tovner
friends who"were-presetttj-"Dr.Rand Sand
DryCorneliu3 wore' called to. attend .nor..
, Miss Stewart was 23 years old. She
and her mother formerly lived ati'.Ger
vais, where they- had' made- their- honfoi
for a number of "years- They have. lived
in Porfiand'forfouryears. -The-duughter
had -been -a member bf -a circle of the
Women -of Woodcraft, but .had been un-
atleW;because of -ill Health to attend-
lately, ana ner memoersmp naa mpsea.
What Bryan S:c.
SpringflefdKepub'lfcan'! v"'" .,. ' .
"E"ver,,'slhce - Governor "Rbosevelt 'Was
a'Weca of lc'e at-Mr.-Hanna. the"Petno
niiAijyMiti'.whrgs-toraM:!
Mormon fSlsh6D8" WirtaTolxa"aMeoers9ycaisbjrthoIedersotheonno
'cad-tnttr fijerir foslts.eijr cure the worst dies la old and younjr arising frou effect!
f selatxue. dhjJpatlon, ezceucsr
ittflf. Evallaic.
-Ztm fchcilonT; nonP 5ef dADbndint:-a
. notanov. Lest Power. Hltrht-Lossss, fin
KV
jnBaoTi, Evil DaanjUSdrnlrial Erhiasypna,
blllty Headacho,OntIrrtas tp7warry( Msa.of
or oonatlBatlori. StdnB.iOulokn8 ,Of-Dl3
vnita Turlrohlr
CTTsax. Stimulate fee brain nd atrre centetx. . oeiubox.
bi moaey rtfonded, -with biit. circuUn 3. Address,
For sale by Aldrlch Pharraacy, Sixth
t ? -, ,-. '(V Wm,'
QggQBEB 33t, 1900.
M"-y??9'-rSt
'A V - v
Chamber of Commerce
cratlc candidate, has been In sore need
of helng mobbed. Tho college at Ana
Arbor 'to some extent supplied that' heed.
It Ik no cause for surprise that when
the students hooted him for 10 minutes
Mr. Bryan should have borne iimself
'Valmly; coolly and smilingly through
out" It was -just what-h.e had been
looking and probably praying far. Mr.
Bryan -is too experienced a. campaigner k
not to appreciate the value-of -.episodes
of that character. He never exclaims,,
"Miserable sspundrels, , be. quje,t!" . His
real feollrig doubtless is, "Go It, boys!'
1
t .Poor r Old Paraln'lon.t.l,
1 Chicago Times-Herald.
The opeeches-ot Mr.- Bryan in New Tork
City and at Yonkers, Sing Sing, Tarry-;
town, arid .other .points, yesterday disclose"
a gradual-abandonment of-he Issues-of
free sliver, "Imperialism" and militarism
for- the one Issue of "trusts." In his'
tour, of New York State It Is clearly ihls
purpose to make Industrial combinations
tha.paramount'issue, notwithstanding the
declarations of the Kansas City platform,
that the retention of the- territory Which
came to us as an accident of war Is the
dohtinant.t issue of this .campaign.
Mr. Bryan has found that the American
people cannot le persuaded to .take him
seriously on. these questions,,- They know
that'll was lareelv .throusrh his efforts
1 that .rthe. treaty 6f-, Parls.c.cedlng-us,.the
tvuuppine. lsmnas. .- was. rauneu oy... wb,
Se,na,te.v Tliejj- thcreforeileclne tov.e
this, pue.st(onv .'- - r .
He dixe not bring-free silver ai 16 to
1 ln the tforejrFountL.for fear, of driving,
Gold Democrats back. to t'he support of J
McKlnley." ' He has b,een- warned by fhe.4
Deiftcratsfof,.the. East ajgtlnst frighten
ing cjji'tl jind di?Jurb!rig. .KuSlnss "by,
tal.fting'for rotten money in New Yorjk.
He Is th'erefqre driven, to the extremity.,
ofi'dE&voihtg,,bf3 speeches almost entirely
to4nd,ustrlal combinations, a auostionjthat
Is In no sdnse a political Is'su6 and can
never be made a political issue in this
country.' -
Haying no practlcabje, Rational remedy
to .propose, and making no , dlstlnct'ons
between, industrial combinations and "mo
nopolies," it follows that Mr. Bryan's
campaign rejsolv&s Itself into.an effortto
array the wage-earning .classes. agalnst
employers, to Incite class hatred and p,e
1ii'dcr. f .
;if'ls not b61ievetl that the eloquence of'
Bryan can persuade wage-earners tovote
against their bread arid buttei; thjs year.
VAT THE HOTELS.
'THE..PORTLAND.
i J.-B Barnes. Salt.Lake"
O Schllllns. San Fr
B D Fareo. San Frar
j j ivios, L.ettiaton,rd
Mrs John Dooly, V V
rMr"&Mra J D F'arrlff.
! t;van8, Columbus,
Ohio. a. . .
Alf AldcraTcp. N" TT
G Rosehcrantr. S F
Seattle
Mr & Mr? J a ood-
worth. Seattle
Mlas Hume. Eafjlo UIK
Geo D Dormler, S F
mrs v nnme, uo
Dan MarxSan FraniFranlcAVnterhoiise. 2
Geo P Stoddart. Cligo l hojs & perv. Eaglp CI
Wm Newman. San Fr J C Hayden. Ea-gleOllft
"V'A'Moore. San Fr G Klrkpatrlck. San Fr
E AHaemie, St JPL F Klrkpatrtck, San Fr
P,R Sprague. San Fr N "U'healand, Dalles
Geo "W- Jenks; Clitt-iBOlN L BrinkeT. San Fr
T G Booth, New Yoik A L Sayles. Now York
ViT II P.obson, J3altmr- S F Poresoy. Baltimore
C B Hart. Stockton A L Oppenhclm, Mln
A L Scott. San Fran ! neapolls
H I LlBhtnor, Sacmto lC S Dixon. San Fran
L P Colvfn. lltturr
F R 3tocke4 Jf,
Seittle
.7 P LAwlas-?. Seattle
Jacob S.teaxns, Cfago
A Q-'Harm-f; San Fran
D Tftlbot. San Fmn tJ F Pricp. Rt T.nnlH
MrsiJ E Burkards AlJohn T Llshter.Astorla
ch, Butte, Mont iF H BrodkS. AVls
J 'S Hackley, Loufs- jL Schwnbncher. S F
vllte, Ky .- - (J HTtChrlsten4on..CliBOt
LeVIfl Hall, "WelHer jJns M Dals.ChlcaBO
B H -Cooper. Chicago Mrs Senton Scbroeder
D C Henderson, do, j & fy. T'a.sh. D C
Mrs J F Ross, AnorJalM E Judd. yrt & son. .
Geo S Bnran." San Pr' Ga
Ja-me Hamilton- Lewl3 G Achterserel, Che-
SeatUe, Wpsh 1 halls. Wash .
Ira P Good,, St Louis IE H Adams, N Y.
M A 'Ferguson,"" Ad"-" IBM Lombard, ''city
ams.'Or j ...
k. Cplumb-lor' River Scenery. ' -
'Besulatox Line -steamers, from Oak
streetdock,daily except Sunday 7. o'clocli
As 3VI. .The. DleH.Ilqod lllver, Cnjr
cnlle Loelt an4 return, Cijll'on, or Ton3
agrent itor1 further Information.
''7 v " ' THE PERKINS. "' -
Harry A Youns Salem
N L Howe, Hood R
NA Leach, Lexington.
Ky - ,
W L Rlchnrd3, Jones,
V M Shlck. Athena' "
h J Phelps, Bristol;
Idaho
P F Currj-.ndo
M T Nolan, , Dalles
J'M'BeCkToy7. BUcrene
H Opterman..Waira.---V.-
MraVM Shlclc. do,H"
W J. Hill, Chlcaso '
Mrs AV J Hill, fin .
a J, -Merrill, Wasco- r
Miss Merrill,. Wasco
E Peoples. Moro. Or
Clms' Butler, "PtTownd
ueo A' Miller.-Tokoar
(John 'Morrow, Wrisco
Rov L Klosters, Spakn
Mrs Joun- Morrow, do
A H. Ca.hn, Saa Fran
F A-Douty. Indp, Or
Mrs F A Douty, do
Arnold Douty, do
JH, Welder, Eugene
J W.McCormick, Wood
burn. Or
Mrs McCarmlck, do "
Miss McCormlck, do
Jones Price, do
W II Sheer. Heppner
Mrs W H Sheer, do
Miss Sheer, do
C R Van Duyn. Lin
coln. Neb
Mrs C R Van Duyn, do
MIis Van Duyn," ' do
Master Van Duyn, do
G F Kln.g. Cottago Grv
D Finney. Rlparla
Mrs E W Pumpelly,
Chicago
Mrs S W Reach, Ka
" lama. Wash
Mrs Shultz. vKa!ama,
Lionel a Jonnson.valq
E E Randell, St Paul,
Minn "
J TV Hobb McMInm-1
Perrj' Wacd,. Fresno ,
RoyMcDanjel, Bak .C
L S "Williams, Jack-'
son, Mloh
A J Johnson. Astoria
Vm Steard, Baker Cy
&. Whealdon. Dallea
G J Chorrlnstori, Ddl-
lns. Or i
Walter S Brown. Can
yon City. Or
L Verhaae, Centorvllle
F A Tienry, Astoria
F X Henry. Astoria
Mm JaSiHanley, LaGr
Belle Smith. La Grnd
C-P Hogue, Oak Pouit
Mrs'C P Hogue. do
S French. The Dalles
15 E Savaco. do
John E Cnapman,"Got-
dendale, Wash
I Paul Carr, San Fran
- THE IMPERIAL.
C. W. Knowles. Manager..
H F Dtlryea,- New Yrki J F Logan. La Grando
B L Vlckery, Seattle uuanna h Duryea, do
M Howard. San Fran
Paul F Mohr. Spokano
8 Q WHaon, Clnclnn
TV O Marks, Vstorta
Mrs Marks, ABtorla
G W Wcller. Baker Cy
Mrs Woller. Baker Cy
Mrs J J Hennery,
SumDter. Of
airs Monr, spoxane
WW Boughton,- Skag-
way
Mrs Bpughton, do
F E Lebenon. Spokano
A P CaHlll. Dayton
A J Ame, Gait. Cal
A J Waterhouse. S F
R. M Wilson Balcer C
F.H Kiddle. Islnd Cy
Ben Rosenfeld, San Fr
Mrs J K Weothertord.iJohn C Ward. Ft Stvn3
Alhanv ' ' WH Dolman. St HIns
A Lendauor, St Louis C L-Hartshon, -Joseph -Gr
G Hacker, St Louis (H G McKlnley. Salem
Mrs F.Halsted, Pasa- IMrs C Elgin, Salem
dena. Cal ' '" Walter Lyon, Salem
Miss Hall, San Rafael lE W Harness, San "Fr
F C Reed. Astoria J F Eggert, San Fran
S Ndlspn. Spokane F L Holt Astoria,
Mrs Nelon. Spokane iC W Cottam, Oakland
AR Butler, St Louis W H Brunner, Seattle
0 D Taylor.- Dalles R C Esson, Oakld. Cal
" Hotel Drnnp-svIcU. Seattle,
European: flr3t-clas,i. Batea 75c and up.
Ono block from depot. Restaurant nest
door. , , . . ,
' "Tacoma Hotel, Tacohtn.
American plan. Hates, 53 and up.
- Donnelly' Hotel, -Tacoma.
iEuropean plan. "Kates. EOc and up;..
,1 1 o . . . -
people who suffered with rheumatism
hae taken Hood'sSarsaparJlld and: found
lasting relief. .
urnt?
ma c - f nnRN ' APPLIANCE- A pos'ltlr
way to perfect manhood. Th VACUUM
TREATMKNT-CUR.ES youjwlthout jnedlclne ot
all-nervous or diseases zi the generative or
gans, such as lost manhood, exhaustive drains,
varicocele." lmpotency, tetc. Men are quickly r
Btored to perfect health--a-nd Btrcngth.. Sr:f.
for circulars. Correspondence confldenttiL
"TUM HEAI.TH Aff U1ASS JJ1. J.. nwwa -..-.
Sato Deposit building. Seattle. Wash.
.ctguttteaoklog.
g. cures i.oac wannoooj m
Srmatorrhoa Insomnlarin8
n 3aoK, Hervous do-
im Semen, varlcocelo,
charge, Stops Hor-
M Imnz.rrvicror and DctencY Co
linects JM vnmeamc, .- jirapiit njor umjiiw
cine U at hind. fiTaTri Restores inutll, nndereiopea
6 ft Jasolj mi". Awiittea puartt.w. tacna x
Bishop Remedy Co., SanFranolscc-, Cal.
and Waahlncton otreets.- Portland. Or-
'
0
TRAyELERS GX7IDE;
r ylt fT-' - - ,-V "4
-V.
m '-
SOUTH
rDepot Tllttx and
Leave
Arrl-ro
'-X Streew.
OVERLAND EX
PRESS TRAIN3.
for Salem. Roae
fcurg. Aahlapa. Sac
ramento, Ogden.
San Eranclsco, ,Mc- ,
jave Los Angeles.
El Paso. Mow Or
leans and the Eos:.
At WoodSura
(dally except Sun
jday). morning train
connects with "train
for Jit. AnRfl. Sll
verton. Browns
ville, Sprincftelrt.
and Natron, and
evenln train for
Mt. Ansel and Sll
verton. '
Albany passenger
Corvallls passenger.
Sheridan paa'gr
8:S0P. M
8:30 A.M.
7:45 A. M.
6:30 P. M.
4:00 P. M.
7:30 A. M.
4:E0'P. M.
10:10 A. M.
5:5Q P. M.
3 A. M.
Aally. IlCally except Sunday.
Rebate tickets an sale between Portland. Sac
ramento and San Francisco- Net rates $t7.flrtt
class and ?11 second class. Including sleeper".
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Eu
rope. 'Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONOLULU and
AUSTRALIA- Can be obtalcod from J. B.
1CIRKLAND... Ticket Agent. 140 Third street
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot ot Jefferson street
Leatfe ror'oWego daily at 7:20. :40'A.ik;
trt.oft 1 .kk- . jiv rt.?? ft-an tifrtO T .f-
ahid. 0:00 rA. It.' jOP- Sundays only;. Arrive vxf
.a fi' zyv. j lv-. : :z .
il-iVJ
Ci.f.Aii.tf' nrtl
rTjkn.fal nt-.rin'llfTXrtnltVi.-rfTpn SlWrtftVfft
6:05.P,M.j ArxlT.e.-at .EorHand at,p ao.A? M.
Passenger train leaves Dallas tor Alrlle M6n
days. Wedneidajs and Frldayi at 2:45 P. M.
Return's Tuedays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday., , 1
R. KOEHLER,
Manactr.
C- H. rA'RKHAM.
Gen. "Frt. & Pass. Agt.
-Union Depot, SIxtn and J 'Streets.
THREE TRAINS DAILY -'
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
"CinCAGO-POUTLAXD SPEC? AX."
Leaves for'the East, via Huntington, at 0:00
A. M.; arrives at 4:30 P. M.
SPOKANE FL"BH,
For SpoK&nei rEarftern' WasWngton. and. Great
Korthern points leavesi at UP. ii.; uxrives at
, ATLANTIC EXPRESS. .
Leaves for the East, via Huntington, at 0:00
P. M-: arrives at S:10 A. it.
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
SLnEPEUS.
dCEAtf'AND HIVEll SCHEDULE.
Vater lines schedule subject to change with
out notice. .....
OCEAN DIVISION Steamships sail from
AlBiVO"h Doclf.at jl P. AI- Laave PorUand
Columbia, Sat.. Oct- lS-r Frl.. Oct. IU; Mon.r
Oct. 2'J; Thurs.. Kov. 3, State of California.
Thurs.. Oct. 4; Sum. Oct. 14: Wed.. Oct. -i4.
Set.. vN'ov. .5.
From San Francisco Leaving Spear-Stree.
Pier No. 24, San Franclso, at 11 A- M.. as
follows: Columbia. Frl.. Oct. 3: Mon.. Oct. 13;
Tiur3.. Oct iI5; Sun.. Xov. 4; "Wed.. Nov. 11
Statc pf California. Ved,. Oct. 10; Sat.. Oct.
30; Tues.. Oct. .10; Frl.. Nov. 0.
COLUMBIA JRXVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Hasaalo leaver Portland dally, ex
cept Sunday, at 5:W P. 1L; on Saturday at
10.00 P. M. Returnlnff. leaves Astoria, dally,
except Sunday, at 7:00 A. 2X.
"WILLAMETTE IlIVEa DIVISION.
. PORTLAND AND SALEM. OR.
Owlny to the Iov water in the Willamette
the Boats are unable to ascend further than
the mouth of the Yamhill. For schedulo a4
bqlow.
YAMHILL IinsEH. ROUTE.
PORTLAND 'AND DA-TTON OR.
Steamer Ruth, for Orcson Clty Butteyille.
Champoejr. Dayton and .way landings, leaves
Portland Tuesdays. Thuridajs and Saturdays
at 7.00 A. M. Leaves Dayton for Portland
and "nay points- Morfdays. 'Wednesdays, and
Fridays at G.00 A. M
, SNAKE JlIVEIi HOUTE. .
RIPARJA. WASH.. AND LEWISTON. IDAHO.
Steamer Spokane or steamer Lewljiton leaves
Rlparia dally x.at 2-4Q A. M., orrlYntf at Lew
lston about. 3 M.. Retucninff, the 1 Spokane or
LeVlston leave"? Lewlsfon dally at' 1 A. 'M., ar
riving ,aC"Rtparla' same everilnr. '1
1 - :- ,V,r. H'-'HURLHURT.
Genera Fassanzer Agent.
V, A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent.
Telephone Main 712. 80 Tnlrd St.. cor. Oak.
STEA-MSH1P LBNE
CHINA AND JAPAN, FROH PORTLAND.
For rates, accommodations, etc., appljr to
OREGON RAILROAD & NAV. CO..
Agents, Portland, Or.
, AND
SOO LINE
FIRST-CLASS AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS DAILY ,
- 1
PASSENGERS. BOOKED
TO
AND. FROM ALL POINTS EAST
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
.OFFICE-
For full particulars apply to
H. H. ABBOTT. Agent.
140 Third St., Portland, Or.
B. J. COYLE. A- G. P. A.
Vancouver. B. C.
RgATjORTHEffil
Ticket OHlce, 255 Morrlsoa Stre:t, 'Phni5)
ZjSAVJU.
Ne.
from , flt. Paul. iltn-
apolli, Doluth. 'Chlcaai' No. 1
und All polnti KJt. 7 (mi S t
0:0O.p. M. J
ThrooKh' Palace and Tcilrlar Sleevef. Dialna
and Bu3et Smoklng-UUrarr Car- . .
JAPAN - AMERICAN. LiNE
STEAMSHIP KINSHIU MARU
For 'iapa'n.' China. 'nnd all Aslatlo polali wta
leave Beattl
About November 7th
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
LEAVES
For li&jgtn. Ralnltr.
Clatskanla. Wstport.
Clifton. Aitorla. wj
renton. Flarcl, Ham
niond. Fort SUrea.'
Qearhart Park. Sild,
Astoria and ila&aaox
Sxpresa, ' '
Dally.
' JurtorU KipMij,
Dally. .
ARRIVE3.
UNION
DKro-r;
:CQ A1L
C:53 P. M.
11:10 a ai
9:C0 P. 21.
, riektt
cktt.offlce. 3SS.Morrlsoo.st. and Union depot.
"XT ali'TO'. GVaT Pasi''.jffior.'Or.
EAST
li' SUH3ET -fl
O PGEEN5SASTA I
(f ROUTES r
cS4y
ronian sah) -- ..'.
1:35.-3:10. 4:30:.o:i5: -t:o. iu.vo f..Ai.: n
AM'-UaHy". 'exc"e'pt ildnday; 8:30 aid 10:05 A.
t ir 1 ii.. 1.1 11 1 1 r. 1- '1 11 Hiii.iiiiririin.n
It
JfcMi
TR'ATEteRSH&tfroB:" -
'ONtY 70" HOURS v'
P.0RILAP TO CHICAGO
" ':V;vVa...
S?5V
... ..... iibhh ..!. 1 m. fuse
UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO.
OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. CO.
OREGON R. R. &. NAVIGAT10M CO.
-"'i 111 1
TWO TRAINS DAILY
TO THE EAST
NO CHANGE OF CARS to Denver,
OmaharCansas City and Chfcago.
Only Four- Days
To New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Washington.
Palace Sleepers, Tourist; Sleepers. Dlhlns Cars,
Library Cats,, Free RocIWnx-Chalr Gars.
Steato' HeatVPlntsch- Llcht, Fast Tim
Union 'iJepots. Bassago checked to destination.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
135 Third Street Portland, Oregon
J. H LOTHROP,
Gen'l Acent.
GEORGE LAN'G.
City Pass. & Tkt At.
i sssjsmimfiiiass
DOUBLE DAILY TILXXTi S"SKT1CE.
The Pioneer Dlnlnjr iynd Ouservntion
Car Iloate.
Leavo I Union Depot, 61.-1 aid J Stl Arrtvo
No. 2
ZP.M. North Cbaat Limited.
L No. 1-
For Tacoma. iertttlev
1A.il.
North Taklma- opo-
kanc. Pullman. Mos
cow,. Lcwl3tonj Kos-
Helena. St. Paul, Min
neapolis, unicago. xsos
ton. New York and all
points East osd South
east. Twin. City E-tpress, for
Tucoma, Seattle, Spo-
No. 4
11:30 P. M.
No. 3
81'. M.
(kane. Helena, uuite.
3t. Paul. Chicago. Bos
ton. New zone, umana.
Kansas City, Coancll
BlufU, St. Louis, anil
all polnta ast und
isoutheaat.
Through train aenyico vi Northern.' Faclflo
and Burlington lino rror Portland to Omaha.
Kansas City, 3- Louls Quick timu and ua
niiatrii fLfr-ommodatlona.
' TAko- Nbrth. Coast Limited Train. No. 2 for
goutn liena. wjjri"y. - .-j - ..wu.
See tho North Coast Limited. Elegant Up.
hulstered Tourist Sleeping Cars. Pullman
Standard Sleepers, Dining Car and Obstra
tlon Car. alt electric lighted. Solid vestlbuied
Ticket- sold to alt points In th United
States and Canada, and baggago checked to
destination ot tickets.
For information", tI-feots, sledplng-car rwei
vations. etc.. call on or writs
A. D. CHARLTGtf,
Asxiotantk General Pa3ejer A(?ent
255 Morrison St Cor.. Third.
Portland. Oregon
Like sterling,
on silver."
Some one namo and -whereabouts
unknown wTOto this on tho margin
n? n. Burlintrton. memo. card.
"The .-word Burllncton ia Ilka
atenine. on. sii.vn. ,
Kereau,. truu, pieasoj ouso iuvtu.
NOCWI
"Do vou realize that that is thor 1
blgRest compliment that could be. 9-
pald a railroad?
Omalia, Denver. Kansaa City,
CMcagcv St. Louls.
TICKET OFPICa -Cor.
Third and Stark Sta.,
R. "W. FOSTER,
City Ticket Agent.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co,
FOR ALASKA.
THE COMPANY'S elegant
steamships Cottage City. Ciiy
of TopKa arnd AI-Kl leava
TACOJLVJ1 A-ifc, 3EATTLK
0 P. V- Oot- 2, T,. 12. 1. i.
2T; Nov-. I, , 11. 10. 21. 2w
Dec. 1. dnd svery fifth day
thereafter. Furthsr informa-
..w rtKfj.lT-1 (.nmflanv's ftilder.
The company reserven the right to ehanno
sterfmers. salllnc dat and hours ot aallinif.
without previous notice-
AGENTS N. PuSfXON, Sib Waahinston t
Portland.r.; F. W CAULETON. N. I R. R.
Dock. Tacoma. TirKET OFFICE. CIS P Ifst
ava., Seattle, B. W. MELSE3. Tloket Agt;
H. H. LLOYD. Puzet Sound Supt.. Ocaaa
Dock. Seattle: C- W FILLER. Asst. Puget
Sound 9uat,.Oce-in Dock. Seattlo
UOODALL. rtlrlC-MS Si CO . Un Agt3.. 3. F
r .-
WAStiSNQTQM & ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
Tho fast mall ateam-jhlp CIXJ'",qF SEAT1
TLE," sailing from Seattle eery 10 days ior
Skagway, calling lat Port To wnsend. Kitchlkaa
aeanfe?MI'AfeEp:DJE5KN-- and 'RUtH." Se
attlQ td. Ska-A'ay, and intermediate polnu,
eVerv -evoii day.
JThrough tlckot to Dawaon. $75,. flwt-clasa:
and J3d aecond-class.
DODWELL & CO.. Ltd..
i 252- a-Otf at Teleonono Ma In Dd.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
BAILEY GATZERT (Aldor-atreoUjiockJ
Leaves Portland dally every morning at T
o clock, except Sunday. Returning, leave- As
toria every nfght at T'0'aIoo.eKpt Sunday.
r,r?soa.jphcno ilain. 351, Colnmbla i)hon &1
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