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If TFTR MOURNING OHEGOMAN; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1000. There rya a qujet .trafie yester3aj"en for 3Ior!day..i:he approaching erid of the monui a.tfecUnc: Tnost lines ox trade. :Fhe l "a'heat markets opened up a little better. lui'xieh prices show no change of con ieqjtencd. Thn strnrvirth' trasTittrlbutftfl o unfavorable growing -wathef" In the J JirKenune, ana .it servea xo-onset the pS increase In the world's sltile and In the quantities on passage. , There "Is very aittle selling in the local jnstfuet and 9"ome .dealers are not quo.$$r over 52 and 324 cents. Others are- pnytagr 53 cents, "but are not securin.Jiuiclwwheat even-at that llgure. Farmers' sfim -impressea with a -vujsruc idea,that Itfgjijer prlc&gjrHl. proi aji aner eiecuon, anfl ( are holding quite Ann. A prom!n6nu Interior dealer was in the city vester-dav. and stated that an advance or If or 3 cents per bnshcL- considerable quantity of. wheat but that farmers TCOjflfl'.Tiot ellrfceely at-presnt prices. Bitiestem in tMs market is" in. poorer dertfaiia proportionately than -Wal-? Ja alUvebut,55itd Scents Is 1 fair. TifTDinai AVf.fl ; ucmlnal quotation. n th6 prince marketsVesterdaythere: -was considerable 'truck Vf -various Triads received, Tout no weakenlnsr in .prices ex cept Dn rtec"pAtatoes. "Which w.eje -easier m heavy receipts. The scarcity of eggs continues so far as Oj-ejrop. sto is -concerned, but there is still plenty of Eastern cgs coming to hand. Butter is very weak ar.d dealers aro-shipping It out as rapidly as possible in, an endeavor to keep stocks down to reasonable propor tions. The market is slightly-firmer On Oregon potatoes. Poultry opens the week ratter dull on account of the, -presence of so much game, , w .. - 'BauJc Clenriiifrs. 3?ortland. .,..,. .............-i5,'S15. Tacoma ,.. 200.380 'Seattle .r.V....".: J.... 4S4.104 Sjx1uUiq w....w.......f.i, 187,7H Balances. 1S.03T 104f. POtTLAXD 3IARKETS. x.4. Grain, Flonr. Etc. -Wheat TVaUaVaHaj. 5253cj Valley, jxren- taal, blurater,&g56c"ier aE&el. r " Flour Best trades. $2 Sp5"40 per batrelj- erabam, ?Cv CO. , : Oats--VhUc, 42S'433 per uushel; eray, 40 Barley Feed, ?1515 B0; browlnc.- $10010 50" pnr ton. ' " MillBturrs Eran, ?15 50 per ton; middlings. 521. shorts. SIT7 chop. $16. ' Hay timothy, -?12fl3; clover. $7 50; Ore con wild hvy. '?05IT per ton. BntorEgrfrii, Poultry. Etc. Butter Fanc creamery, 45(3500 store,-25 SOc nr roll. Eggs Eastern. 2022'c; Oregon jartch,' 574" .juc ix-r aozen. PouUry -r Chickens, mixed.' "$2-5033 50 -ver dozea'. Jjens', $3 50$M 50: Springs,, $24r duckSj $3 50rj;5; geese. $0g7 per dozcnrturUeysllre, liauc; dreBsed, 14loc per pound. 0.eeqe Full cream, twins. ll12cj Toung ALOrict iXr.&lc per pound. n . ""' -"" VKCitalilea, Fruit, Etc. , , VeeetaWes JParcnlps, S5c; turhlps, 75c;, ir arote. 75c'. jcc .acta onions. 75c $1; cab- ace. $1.25 fiS I 50 per centaf;.3dtatoe, 500. 0c ppr eack, tomatoes, 25c yx bex; corn, 75c per sack; wcet p9tatocs, $1 401 50 Per cen tal, clerj'. 60iiG5c per dozen. . T . . FruU Leraons. iiQA 50: granges. $50 per 4ox: pineapples, $1 50G p'er dozen; bananas, $2 503 prbunch; Persian latts. 7c per lb.; pearst 7Bt$l per box; apples, 50c$l'pcr fcox; crapes, a&uscat, 0c$l;-Tokay. $1; Con ordsf ,2530c per basket. m Dried fruit -Apples, .evaporated, 7Sc per pound, sun-dried, sacks or boxes 3Cc; pears, sun &n -exaporated. 5 S1 Cc; plunjs, pltless, 9c, trunes, Italian, 5 7c; silver, extra cholcfe, 5r7c; figs, California black, Oc; do Kjjiie. "Iou per pouqd. Elcnt ana ProvfIon. Kutton -.Gross, j.best . sbeep, wethers knd ffona, sheared. $3 50: dressed. 03?7c per lb.; eprlrtE lambs.ic per ppund gross; dresspd. .4 I &"&. - - - ' - - ,. , Hogs-i-Grtoss,' choice heavy. $5 C05 75; light. if 5. dressed, lGVc per pound. Veal Large. Cis7j4C Jr pound; small. 80 9c per pound.. BeeffcGrow. "top ec, $3 602T4; cows, $5ff 8 CO; dressed beef. G7c per pound. Provisions Portland .pack -(Shield brand): iHams, smoked, are Quoted at llVic per pound; 3lcnlc hame, cper pound; breakfast, bacon,. 18fc15c. bacon. 10Vteilcj backs. lOJfcc; drj'. salt Slflesr V10c; dried beef, 15c; iard, 5 pound. palls.- 10c; 10-pound palls, 10c; -SOs 10d tierces, 30c per pound. Eastern pack HammondVs) Hams, large, llic: mtdtum, 3.1-c; email, 12c; picnic hams, S?c; sbouldcrb,. c, breakfast bacon, IS'lSc; drj salt slde6, tV10o; bacon Tides, 1054tle; backs, lOc; butts. 12c; lard, pure leaf, kettle ren dered. 5s, 10c; lOsJOlfcc; dried beef, 15c Groceries, Nuts, Etc Coffee Mocha, iSSSSc; Java, Taney, 2GQ32c; Ja-a. rooij. 120C24c: Jaa, brdlnaryT lb2wc; Costa Bica. fancy. lS20c; do good. 151Sc; do ordinary 10312c Vr pound; Columbia, roast; '$13 13, Arbuokle's, $14 IS; Lion, $13 IS .per case w Sugar "Cube, s $0 5; crushed. $0 85; pow dered, $0 45. dry granulated. $0 25; extra C, $5 75; golden C, $5 &T net; half barrels, J4c jnore than barrels; maple -sugar, 1510o per pound. ' Salmon Columbia KI-r; 1-pound tails, $1 50 2; 2--pound tails. $2 255?2 50r ffifcy -l-nound flats, $2Q'25; -pouhd' fancy flats, 4-$l 10 ' 1 30; Alaska, 1 - psund taUs, $1 4031 60; 2-pcuna-nanff. ?! 5)002 25, ". v Nuts 'Peafauts, 07c per pound for raw. 9c Xor roasted; cocoanuts, 00c jier dozen: 'tralriuts, 20 lie pr pound; pine nuts, 15c: liickory 33Uts,-7c; chestnuts, 15c; Brazil; lie; Alberts. 15c; fancy pecans, 1214c; alnfonds; 15(J17iSe 1 per pound. Beans Small' white. 4c; large do, 34a: J oayau, Jc; Lima, Cc per pound. Grain bag CalcutUw "$0G 12 per 100 for spot. l - -,- Coal oil Casos, 18Jic per gallon: barrels, liWi tanks, 13c Blce-Island. Oc; Japan. ScJCew Orleans, H5c; fancy head, $77 50 sxss sack. Hops, Wool. "Hides, Etc. Hops New crop, 13(3!15c per pound; 1899 crop, 7Sc "Wool Valley, 13g14c; Eastern Oregon, 0 12e; mohair, 25c per pound. Sheepskins Shearllngs.15 20c; sljprt-wool, 2535c; medium-wool, SOffiOc; long-wool, G0c $1 each. , TsJLlpvr Jc; No. 2 and grease, 23o per lb. Hldesprj-.fcldes, No. X, 10 pounds and up "lmrd, 14l5c; dry kip. No. 1, 5 to 10 pounds, 15c per pound; dry .calf, No. 1. under fi pounds, JlGc dry salted, one-third less than dry &fi&; salted bides, sound steers, GO pounds and over, 7Se; do 50 to 00 pounds, 7JJc; do un der 50 pounds and cows, 7c; kip, 13 to 30 pounds, 78c; do veal, 10 to 14 pounds, 7"sc; do calf, under 10 pounds. 7Jc; green tunsalted), leper pound lew; eulls (bulls, stags, moth eaten, badly cut, scored lialr1 slipped, weather beaten ,or grubby), onoithlrd less.- - Pelts "Bearskins, each, as to slie. $515; eubst -each. $135; badger, each, 50c: wildcat, 2575c; 'Jjousecat, 525c; fox, common, gray, 40c$; do red, $1.753 50; do cross. $2 50J6; lynx, $24 36; mink. 40c'J$l 75; marten, dark KortHern, $510; do pale, pine, $24;1,musk Tt."8'r12cf'Eutfk. 5080cr totter Xlandj. $4 S; pan1therr with head and claws perfect. $13:3; raccoon. 25&cr wolf, mountain, with ead perfect, $3 50 5; wolverine, $2 5030; beaver, per skin, large, $0(37; do medium, per skin. $405; do small, per skin, $lff2r do kits, per skin, fa3. NEW TORK TOCK JIARBZET. Ilenctlon From the Heavy Specula tion of Lout "Week. XEW TORK, bcL;29.-jrhe stock market showed plainly 'enough this morning that the recent headlong 'speculation has" over done the prosperous conditions offered by the jnenfiHed outside interest in -stocks. There was Ja. conspicuous absence of any sensational story of vast' contlnental'rail road comlilriaJlons and pew jcean-toocean cdnsoHdatlons, " sucli as "were a furore every day, last week.- Like -a toper, the stock market quickly "felL the need of the customary ""bracer,' and legari to fall away InX&f mood of depression.' People who bought stocks Jast week on the! strength of some, of the startling stories prices begkn to go down, in spite of the 1 absence -lor bad-nfews, and icte'tened-to f " j sell, adding to the depression. Among proresslOHaT'trdaers there was apgrenrai, feeling IbtTa rctl6n wasTwrdiibt Thus ther-aaxkefc- ls-rtt-ed favorable' Te- ports, andlthrJ'EoJd to xeeU5e..or rputJ oat snorcamqav -, , -a., v-i The resumntfon of woric mon "the jnlnersin. h'antSiraoJte, jpgton "was .pne . iavorai0viacior, putunj? an. eno. as n does tb a. 16ngetan&infc ,drJbn rwuw trldely varied lnddstiiis 'and iseCtEnfeTtne -peralBteirC.'-atertalnty gas to- nhe' "fltia outoome oj xneconiroversy. nxpo ct,u.ii -tfrert hfca'fv. llA? n'reltmlnarv i declined in. Tennessee Cofl'i uncovered a ,top-lossor-a der, oaoslng-fa vjolfeni break of-, four J points ln..thfc stok.-tand sympathetic .weakness, 0 the whole ;rroup. The shut ting dowii ia "some "departments of the Fedeija qpanpanys plant. Jit Jollet seemed to depress thegroup. The im portant specialties m and V fodustrials showed a rather acnte" reactkmary tend ency, following the'iifehly fcrtUlc-Ial ad- TLFrfon KTOup ran from a fraction Evelines in this .. . '..L r-TT i' 1V1ITU - f to J 3Hits in some of the New York stocksL In the railroad group the declines were more moderate, but a lengthened Ilsfrictt 1 to I?- -iJelow SaturGay. - Northern Pa cific was inclined to .resist, the 'deKres- slon all' 'day, and in. .the date dealings, it was run up 2 pojnts from the Jowcsfc., giving a.-better J:ope to the whole market.--The systematic, rally exceeded a. nni. tn niiTTi'hoT" of onups. 'but the Lclosing was still below Saturday's level: Money -.conditions were 'distinctly casttr, and the maximum caii-roan n j per cpt.The tone C me-mce, market warr also eocj'.' Apparently there was. no further Uneasiness-over the fu- turo t the'.tnopey .market.' News or a shipment - from AusfiUa- joJL .MQ.Cpy, la. , gold tfucthered this, Reeling..,, ,. SterllnK exchange hardened In response. to th&. nrmer money, market m.iyj"yj. which .was. a result of the operations -of the Bank of England,, in 'withdrawlhg gold from .the,' open market with , th-5 purposeof lifting the" nlcney rate. Pi ora' ket conditions rpave,C2ajM to, excite ap prehension, a development that helps th account for the strength of Northern Pa cific. ' Z. T Dealings In bonds were large, but the price "was'-lrregular. Tc'tal sales.- $L6C5 DOa United States new 2s advances 1-10. and the ?s 2nd J5s registered "& per cent. .BONDS. U. S. 2s..tref. regJ04i do coupon ,....'104') fion. ripcirJe-5s'...118 K. V. -Cent lsts...l08-li Northern' Pac. 3s:. CCVv. uo is re5.......xui-j do coupon .... 33 OVa do 4s loovi do new 4s, reg.. 18414 Oregon Nov. sU.lflO . do 4s 1034 Orcgorf Si U 0 127A .! rtn flu 114. "'do coupon j, ,. . ..1?5A do coupon -.r.-llS1! do con. 5s. ..ii4?i An K. rer 1121 Illo 43r.."Wst., lst.QS do coupon ...s!14 ISt. Paul consols... 170-4 Dtot. Ook"-riR..l'HlSt. P. C&P. lstsllS-ji Atchison adj. 451.. Sl do 5s ....119 C. &N.W. con. 7slB9l Union Baclflc 4-..-103.& do S. P. deb:56.1ii0 I Wis. Cent,, lsts.... 80 D. & R. G. lsts.. 103 SoUthenj Pac :. 80 d.o 4s 09 "West Shore 4s ,112'A - , . , STOCKS. " ' ' The- total -iale of stocks today were 443.900. snares, wie rciosing qoianous ::. Atchison 1- 31&I Union Pac pref, do pref-.-,....., 73ii, Wabash Halt. & Onto : 74"A'-do pref 757J, 18-S Can. Pacific .... -80i Wheel. &' L."E:t J)"- Can. Southern ..1 52 do 2d pref 20 12 51 Ches. & Ohio 29 Chi. Gr. Western, llj, Wis. Central .... P. c a & St. L Third Avenue ... .C, B. & Q V1 Chi.. Ind. & L,.... 22 An Tirf i . l-. . ? 1M 109 EXPRESS'CO.'S. Adam ....120 Chi. A East. 111., U3!a-Vner!can '-.-v10" Chicago & N. V'..1(KT 1 United States ..... 48 C, R. I. & Pac...lOSJWlls-Farsoi.-...,.127 C. C C. & St. -U 02 MISCELLANEOUS. 1 Colo. Southern ... 551 Amor. Cotton Oil.. 3J 1 .- - . '.- r ..r...' i- r Dt'i tio in prei..... -yoizi H vKt- -; do 2a prer...... ariHjJAmer. jaaiung yi Del. &. Hudson....ll2 J do pref 23 J)el., Ixiflk. & W..17o I Amor. Smelt & R. 4iy4 Denver & Rio Gr, 19Js' da pref ..,..,.... DOU uu wipi "i.'r'; Amer. Spirits . do prcf CITj 4'A Erie ., 'do 1st pref.... ll'iW do pref 17 fur I ---r-'- c Amer. Steel "Hoop.' 22 Gr. jiorth. prcf lei i Ap pref. ........ 74 Hocking Coal '. .16i - Kocklnc XaK ,. ty' Amer. tfteej &. w.. mf, 3o-mr. . , . .' Jill? -Illinois Central 118 Ai.ior. Tin Plate. 33 do prof- .. 81i Amer, Tobacco ... 95! do pref, ...180 . Anaconda Mln. Co. 45- BrboKlyrr RT T.tr.r GOV Colo, Fuel & Iron. 33 Iowa Central ."..'., do pref ....... Xake Erie & TV. . 40 41 S3 101 6o pref. Lakc'Sfa'dro ...;!.2O0 ioulE. St Nash.... 74 . Manhattan El . A J)0 Cont Tobacco ... 2SH icu su ju...,...wji;: -. ... t. im do pref. . 80'fe .. 38 i.C7 Mex.,Central llaFedefal S.teel Minn & St. Louiff-58 do pref . fdo prf ,-.-93 J Gen. Electrie .. .!. Mlssou i Pacific .. 55;& UlUCOSe BUKfLTc., I. do nref . ...T. . . 04 , , 99 .. 20 . 0G . G9 . MODllP suuo.,.. av M.. K- A T.. do pref-,... . ICillnt. Paper . SVit tio-pref New Jerrcy Cent.l33iL& CJde Gas Jcw York Cent. ..132 National Biscuit Norfolk & West.. 30jj, do pref An pref ........ 70- j National Lead . Uorthem raclflc..-57)if-doi,ref ..-.r;.. do pref ; 72i National Steel . Ontario & West.,. l(,f .do pref .. S5. . DO ' . 19 .-(WSf .. 2Q 87 .O. R..&N.. 42 IN. T. Air Brake. .121 do prof .....-..$ "70 lUorth Ampriean .. 15 Pennsylvania ....184"4-Paeinc Coast...... 50 Reading, ..;...,., 17 do lst.pref.... -84 do 1st pref 58L do 2d psef 00 4o 2d 'pref 2S f Pacific Mail ..'.... 424 Rio Gr. Western.. 50 I People's. Gas .... D8 do pref ...,....- 90 j Pressed Steel Car. S2 St. Louli.&-S. F 114) .0 pref .i.. ...,; 80 do. 1st pref CC4PuUroan Pal. Car.180 do 2d pre'f .'..... 2i5i Stand. R6poc& T.. C St. Louis S. -... 14 Sugar ...; '..12l(i do pref r..-v.'. 52HI- do. pref .,, ...UO St. Paul .,- lllvjTenn. Cal & Iron..55 , oo pref ,. 172 W.S. Learther 11 St. Paul & O......U2 r -do-pref vdv 10. Southern' 'Pacific..' SoTiiU. S. (Rubber. .. . 31&' Southeza.Ryv 12sl -do-pref, ..O... 94, i -.do pref .,., 50 .'Western Union ... S0 T'xasfe PnMflc. lojjri Republic Iron fe.S. lS'K Union Pafctfio ..-.. 01 J. do" prct..v .-... 3(16., T -- JtToney,- Exchange, Etfe.- x" 'i v-SAPSAfCISCtt)ct: 29. TSterling on London, 60 iistys; $4 f;.' stertlhg'-'on, -"London." -sight. $f82: 'arafs. 'sight; 7"c';' drafts. telegraphci10c; Me-slca'ri. dollars, -NBW YORK, Oct. 59. Money- on call, 34per cent; IfisT?' loans, :3v per" cent; prime mercantile ""paper, 56 -per cnt? sterling exchange firmer, with actual business in bankers'1 bills at $4 83 de mand, an.d .i $4 80Ji for 60 days; posted" Tates. $4 S1&4- 81 and- $4 844 S3; com mercial "bills, $4 794 SO; eilver certifl- -cates, ,6435c-..MexIcan dollars, 50c;( Gov- rnTTinl- lvrnfls efrnnc ctrt'n' Tnnnrlo flrm railroad bondfj Irregnlat. ... LONDON, Oct. "29. Consols," 58 lM6d;. THE GHATS MARKETS. Prices for Cereals in European- and American .Fort. . SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 29. Wheat CULLISON&CO Board of Trade and Stock Exchange Brokers -? GRAIN: " -id" COTTON " X C DOTJGIIT AND SOLD FOR, CASH OR Uivxrvtuiu ,ua ,LITGISS- "fl: -?, J'- r "I S .,'.:-M Cham ben of Commerce Portland, Orcaon quiet. 3arley, quIeL Oats, 'steady. f " ,P?t ,quptettoti8 jvere. t x -v Wheat Snipping, No. ljSac; choice 95cj mining, spmiom' Barley Feed, 70T2c; brewing, 79 WA. Oats Black; for -seed, $1 22J&1 30; red, $13713S.. ' Call board" sales: " 1 ? Wheat Wedk; December, S7c; May, $10; cash, sec. - ' . "Barley yo-jjajes., . - - v ' Corn Large yellow, $1 2215; - -. t Chicago Grain anft-'Prodtfee. CHICAGO, Oct. 29. Trade in wheat .was moderatelv active. December open- ed 'J4i4c -under Friday, at 72M.72c, on early -salesi -but. rallied sharply-to TSJtc-, It was reported that 50 per cent of .the crop of 'Northern ArgEntlno, equal to SO .per cent of the whole crop Of that coun try, liad been damagedb'y frost.' Added to this news was a recovery on late ca- bles and. the weather here. Shorts cov ered .freely, audi tfyere was also a fair amount of, commission-house buying. On thw'hiiltrfl- BPAlners.tnok .nroflts and other wheat came out "on the expectation of ,a yykw.v.tnVirT 1 ituirMcA In .tho vIhIIjIp - iWV.V. wn.... .-v. ... -- T --- ana tneeiacit uusiiuuis m Kuau. jpvicii-; er "reacted to 73&c, but upoa the is-. suance of the visible statement, snow lnr an increase of .1.335 003 bushels, fur- ther .buying" -became, .the I order of he, closed firm, bS1c higher.. , . , Corn ..was .quiet and easy, desplta the wheat strength, being .affected by larger country . acceptances, and a slack cash 'demand.--December closed, c dovn, jsX ?4,c. . . . " - h, w Oats wereauu una negiecz,ea, cjwsuib x Provlslon WCTe moderately active and, , flrm on hqreqelpt3 under . af,mf ,n KVmna.thv with ;heat .1 demand for lard by shorts . ftur'e.-'January "pork closed' -5c higher, lard 5c' upr-sbd-rlb- &c ffligher. 1 leading futures ranged-as follows: WHEAT.- , , , Openlngc'Hlghest. Lowest. Close. ...$0 71 $0 72 $0 71 $0 72 .,,.71 72i "TIH " 72 October, . . November1 pecember 'ii . v 72Vi m& CORN. 72 .1 October 37 37 November Jli.. 30 s 30 December .... "34" 33 ' SOU 35$ 34 .85 30J&- 35 3-l' .30 JMay 35 30, - OATS. October .. Nqvember -December . May 21 2V- , 21- i; 1 21Tt 22 23 24 SlESS PO'RJC 21 21 21 2J. 21 21 22 2i October November January .., ,10 00 10 80 -1115 ..10 03 10-80 10C5 ,1.1112 1120. v'll10 Optober"..." . .."-1 "..-.... .-...... ; 7 05 Jfo'vember i.U 7M -'vr7315 07 - 7 02 January 005 72 005 t o w-rt '- SHOR7T RIBS, " October" .....'. '??. .".-.. ?0 76 November -.-.. 0-20'- " 0 20' 20 1 0 20 Jonuarj' . " v.."5 00 . . i 97 5,00 v 5 0 .. Cash, quotations were as follows: . ! -sFlour Quiet. ' - ' ' "'Wheat- NO.--3, 6S73c;, No. 2,redj 72 75X0V . v r.-Corn No:.2,r-36S"c; No.. 2 yellow, 36 37c. Oats No. 2,.2222c; No. 2 white, 25ft 25c; No. 3 white, 238"25d.- -Rye No.- 2, 49c. Barley Gopd feeding, 37c; fair to .cholco malting, 4751c . : Flaxseed No. 1, '$1 74;" No. 1 Northwest ern, $175.- " - - - - -" Prime timothy seed, $4 80.- . ' ProvIsFons Mess pork, per barrel,; $11 50; lard, per 100 ..pounds,- $7 077 10; . short ribs sides (loose), $6 70(if3 90; dry saltea .shoulders (boxed, ,66c; . short" clear sides.. (boxed), $6 756 S5. " ' Clover, contract grade, $10 00010.25. On the Produce exchange .today the butter market was quiet; creamery, 15 22c; dairy,. 13lSc. ' ' Cheeser-Dull. 10W7liy,c. ' Eggs-iQufe't;" ffesh.'lTc, ' .' Jtecelpts. Shlpm'ts. .-.. .V2f.0lOO ' ' 32T000,' ''Hb VU-t KQ.4 AAA I Flouf, barrels . .' wneat. Dusneis . Corn, bushels Oats, bushels"'.;. Hie. bushels .-... ..118,000 584.000 ,..271,000 ;.. 202,000 , . . 5,090 ...1O4j00O "T05.000 722,000 2.000 46,000 j Barley, bushels . Jiew YorJ: Grain rfliid Produce. -NSW -YORK, Oct, 2& Flour Receipts, 2i;Q) barrels; exports, ,77110 barrels; jnarket, adtlve. Wheat-lecelpts, 74,000 bushels; exports. '104,469 bushels; spot, firm; No.- 2 red, 73 f. o7d:, -76 elevator: ' . ' . OjJtlons opened . strong and active. PrIce5?"woTked-up-a cent before the ad vance and was-checked by a large visible supply increase. Late buying for outside' account-caused renewed advance and' the close was at llc net rise. March closed 82c; 'May, 81c; 'October, 76c; December, 78o. ,W6or Dull. ' ' : Hops Quiet. - .- Enropcnn Grnln Markets. LONDON, ' OdC- 29. Wlieat-J-Cai-goes- cin passage, easier and neglected; .cargoes No. .Jf standard California 29s; English country' fnarJiets,' generally 6d cheaper. LIVERPOOL, " Oot 29. Wheat-Spot, steady; "No., 2 red -Western' Winter,, steady, J3.,11&: -NjX ' 1 1 Northern Spring, 8s 3d;j 2?p. I Calif onnIaK steady, 6s .Jd.j Cornv-Spql, .easy; American .mixed new, -4s 3d Futures,.? quiet; ..November.: j.33 .lld3.;Xeoember3p Ud; January. 3s 9cL., . . - , ;.:rx .,m .. .' . . Visible Grain Supply. NHW YORK, Oet." 29. The statement' of the visible'" sup'ply of grain In .stpre and- afloat' on Saturday, October 27.08 compired Wr the ew-York.- Produce -Exchanger r is as. follows: it . Wheat,- 09,773,000 bushels; lncreaee, 1, 4S0.O00 bushels. - ! - : Corn, 5,144,000 bushels;. decrease, 700,000 bushels. Oats,, 12,530,000. bushels; lncreasp,t 226,000. bushels.- . . , . ,. Rye. .1,050,000 bushels;, increase, 33,000 .bushels. , Barley, 3,046,000 bushels,; ijicrense, 742,000 bushels. ' " . ' SAN FRANCISCO -MARKETS. . - BAN. FRANCISCO" JDcL .. 29. Wool Spring, Nevada, ll13c; Eastern Oregon, 1014cr Valley, lOregon, 1617c. . Pail, mountain lambs, 210c; Sann Joaquin plains, 6Sc; t Humboldt-, and Mendocino, 1012c.' . . - ,; Hops 1900 crop, 1215c: .- Hay Wheat, ?913.J50; wheat and oats, $912 50; bestobarlesV 59 50; 'alfalfa, $7 8 50; compressed wheat, J9l"i pep ton; straw, jsoalta per, bale. ,- - t Mill&tuffs Middlings. .J17C05J20 50: hmn, $15 50016 50 per ton. ' Potatoes Oliver., Burbanks,.; 2350o; sweet, new, 50c?l.per cental; Salinas Burbanks,- 90c$l 15; Oregon Burbanksi 70ff$5c .; ; H, - Vegetables -Green peas, l)2c per pound; tomatoes, 2560c a box; asparagus, 75cg,?2 50; cucumbers, ''3050e. v ' - Butter Fancy .creamery,. 2424c; (n, seconds, 22rif23e; fancy sdalry 2222,io, do seconds, 182J.c r; ,, .... Citrus fruit Mexican l!megr ' $44 JO; common California Jemijns", $1 52 23"; choice,1 S2 252 50; plpeapples,' 52g)3 "per dozen. "''-. i .' ;'-" k Cheese California flats, 1010cf bor poundr Xoung .-Amerjca, 103!llc; 'East--ern,--14(0'15c. "!..-, 1-cr " ' Qredh -fruit Apples, , croicoj '$1 25 per. boxs common-. '35c per libx. "',..'-""-""',-Poultry Turkeys, gobblors. 1415c; dn henst 1415o.perpqund; oltU'rposters. $3:50 4 per dozen',; young soosters," J3-50-014 small brollersr'jag 50;-large do, ?33 50 j' fryers; $3 50; .ens, $3 505Uper doreni.' old ducks, $34; geese, ?1 231 50 per.'paiTv Bananas-rJlQ ?0, per -bunch:. -. -.. , Eggar-Sto.reJ 2530c' fancy ranch, 420. Eastern, 226J4e. "--" &. . v .... 'Receipts Plour,- 12,000j quarter sacka; do Oregon, 1550 quarter sacks: do IJtalu 2100 quarter sacks; - wheat, 6800 -centals; QsenWeqfaU.: barley HttX).ntRia; Uo Oregon, m centals; cts, 1300 centals;; Futures weak; -spot, Poking,; Hopkins &, Co. ' Chicago BoaFd of Trade - ODliITOC .Nw'Vork'Stotk Exchanoe;, QIJIvIIlC5 Rooin 4, UroundT ftobf tnuv " yiT. , BOTH potatoelsSJOO sacks: pran, 0Q safcks;4rnW4f. has: w v ' ' : -sr; -:- - EAS,TERj;fIVESTQCK.,v s - CHICAGO, 6ct. $9. Cattlc-Recelpts,, 22,00p, .including: 1G00 ' Wes'terhs al&l'lSH dexans;.cnolce, steady; steers-slov to-lOc Towerj butchers" ( stock and Westerns about steady; good to prime steers, JffBO 6;"poor to medium, H405 45; selected feeder,s,. steady, 3,562."i CO; mixed shockers,! slow, $2 75)3 75; cows, $2 50410; lieifers.j $2 65!t 75; canners$l 752 40; .bulls. Arm, $2 50JP4 50; calv,es, steady, $46 50; Texas fed steers, $44 S5; grass steers, $3 254 10; "bulls, "$2 E023. HDgBr-Receipts today, 83,000! head; to-' mojrrqw, 25.0QO;, left over, 2300. Openea weak .to 5c.Iov.er; -closed strong and high er;" top0$4 85; mixed and butchers, $4 4&S; 4 85; good to. cholcV'Keavy, $4 ' 55(8:4 VS2; rough, .Jieavy, 4 40j?4 50; light, ?4 354 S3; bul'k of sales, $4 554 75. , '. Sheop Receipts, 24,000 head. 'Sheep and lambs, .about, -steady; others- 10c lower; good yearlings, $4 204 25; good to choice -wethers, $3 754 10; fair to choice mixed, 3 403 90; Western sheep, $3 SofM 10; na tive lambs, $4 25g5 35; . Western lambs, $4 7&5 30. l ---. i ' . OMAHA, Oct; 59:-attIeReceIpts',,,490O;5 "market, active, stronger; "native beef; steers. '$4 255-60r-; Western -ateerav, $4 fXm 4 75; 'Texas- steers, $3-,O0(i 00; cows .and) heifers, "$3'iO4 00; canners r Jt'753- $ Btdckers' and;, feeders $3-254 Gaj'.'caLyes.i S3 0O4 00; bulls and Ftags, J2"254 00. j Hogs Receipts 2S0O; market,-sliad'e low-' er; heavj. $4 474 57; mixed. $4 50& 4 52; light, $452A4 57;'bik''of sales, $4 504 52. -, - x J a Sheep Receipts.. ' 8100; market,, best, steady; others, -lower; - "fair . to choice Westerns, $3 653 90; commonand choice, sheep, $3 25rg'3 90; lambs,' $3 255 25.; , T ? " - - "- T f.'n-'-''f -'ri' t- . wiwsAS fyrTTTt.- Ocr - 2&. Gattle-Ro- celpt3, 14,000; market,' steads'- exaseers,"" '$304 95: Texas' cavts. $2 10m W, native ctonre J(f??; Rft TVB-tlVA OCtVfSt Jlftd helfcrS. 1 VWffi 5R' atnreru nml Vppders? $2 &&&4 23? bulls. SI 5003 90' "i-' r"""' ? ' Hogs-Recelpts 5000; market.weak-Jjulk, fof salesrt4"57vS''4 tr heavy, 11 F7W4'-55; lights, $4 504 65i-yorkers-, S4'604 65')plgs, $4 304 55. - " i -. . -'. -V i '- Sheep Reoelpt,-4100; jnarkjet,j weak lambs, $3(3'5; muttons, $2 75(51! i , . V- " .fli 4... "JTIust Mfcial.raa'lcet-'. , NEW YORK, Oct. 29. The week started In the metal .market,' with general dullness throughout, tho. list, and prices were, about nominal. Pig Ion warrants were.weaK at $8 759 75. Lake copper -was..duU a.t $16 7516 87. Lead and spelter both con tinue dull and unchanged at $4 37 and $410g:4 1ft Irorr ruled dull at 27 5O2S10. The brokers' price for lead was'?4 and for copper, $6 87. Bar silver, 64c. -' ' SAN FBANCISC.o7oct:29. Bar -silver, C4c t ' ' ; LONDON Oct. 29. Bar silver, 20 13-16d, - tr Coffee flnd Sqprar. NEW" YORIC Oct. 29. Coffee Options closed steady and Unchanged to 5 points net high;. sales, 11,750 bags, Including No vember;' $G95;' Decemberr -$f-15r "March, $7 307 35; May, $7 407 45. Spot Rio quiet; No. 7 invoice,'. 8p. Illd'ulet; Cordwa, -85414c. Sugar Raw, quiet; fair refining, 4c; . qentrlfugal.,.90 test,"4c; "reilnedT quiet."' " ,'"' '.' " " Stoclin.In.n.ondoii. LONDON. Oct.' 29,-Atchlson. 32-,vCfl-- iiadlan Pacific, 9-JNorth.ernJ?aclflLC pre-. f erred, 754; Grand Trunk, 6; Anaconda, flfc .--.'' AT THE HOTELS. . THE PORTLAND. J D Frey,' Sari Frtfn Geo D Dornin. San Fx C H Poarse, San'Fr Mrs Wm McMUUan, Seattlo , J"W Coady,N Y ' j D T Davles & wfe, ' Carbondale, F C-Torrey. San Fran. G Eutzenroth, St Louis , Mrs H R Robertson.do Paul B Driver, N x i- u-ce! 'janaoauR H m Miss Susla M Robert eon, Seattle O J Humphrey A M Pope, ,8an Fr Mrs Beecher, SariPV" Mrs Lelth. San Fr C H Remler. St Paul Wm J retne.wasn.ut; F C Settjer, Dayton. O Jol "A'Smlth, Chloago ' Geo W Stone, San Fr E Quackenbush,,S F , Johr A Prwton, San P B F Clayton, San Fr P E Gerneld.'SaA Fr" Miss L Mylar, Son Fr H HOynemair, s f T D Bates, San Fr -M B Thompson, S F Miss Woolf, N T R G Calder; Chicago W L Tucker, N Y Jos W Schloss. N Y J F Jeffrey, N Y i F Geary, san Fr Hv Errs, San Fr ' I C R King. Victoria; B C IB A McAllister, Mllwk rw T Can-. Son Fran A M Wolf, Chicago I Jacob Stearns. Chicago Felix Froldenthal, S ,F Bob Mabry, Des Molns . Columbia River Scenery. Regulator 'Line steamers, from Oak'- .street dock dally, except Sunday,'? o'clook" A. M. Tfie Dalles, Hooa Hi ver, tn--cade Looks and return. Call on, or 'fon-j agent for further Information. THE PERKINS. Chas Clarkson, Skag way Jas Chadwick.' Mont E'C Klrkpatrlck, Dal-' R E Williams. Dallas' Samuol Gibson, Seattle R Johnson, Seattle , W A Gallagher; do W L Roecrs. N Y . IMrsRA Nichols, Lex-' lnffton v ' -i) Mrs L Haloi,WaltsbrB Mrs Geb Tquje, Aurns ville. Or Dr W B Morse, Salem Mrs Morse,' Salem -R A Crolsan. Salem i Henry Bowman,. BakC Joel White. Baker cy J McKlnney, do'- -H N Nelson, San Fr M A Miller, Lebanon,. Dr H-S Garflold,.Pen ' dleton. Or . .. Mr? H S 'Garfield. do Frank Monetes,' Tho Dalles Mrs- M H Nesbltt, Seattle Mrs D WllllamB. Mro J H Beckley, Dalles ,M E Martin, Alaska O E Lamaater, MoMln L S Kims, do McKlnley Mitchell, GervalB Mrs Alfred J Baker, Long Beach F E Sanders, San Ft R H Ogburn. Vanovr J .y Meeker, Indp,. Or m.rs-.M ai anagoa, HlllsboroOr " " J M Hagorty, Okanogan J R Brown, Cleveland Mrs Brown. Cleveland A C Hemphill, Pendltn Mrs Hemphill, do C R Cooper.) Omaha H A Van Amrlnge.clty W W, Williams, Dalles H E Clark, Oystervllle Mrs .Clark, Oystervlllo Mrs R OLaufare. do- (Va M Coplan, Leb- B.UUU Mrs W M CoDlan. do J W Wentworth & tr, J B Wheat, Moro.'Or' tdrs.J B Wheat, Moro N M Kerr, Pullman, Or W H Kparney, Spokane Jas Vanoo, San"Fron J Ballson. Astoria Vancouver. Wash y M Hagerty, Skagwy M M Wakefield, Elma, Wash Mrs M M Wakefield, do Albert. S CoIe.Whatcm John Holey. San Fran L A Loomls, iiwaco Ed G Fisher. San Fr jonn s Wilbur, San Fr Robt Bell, city Tassey Stewart, "Helix Mrs T Stewart,, do Grace Williams, Green ville, Or' . Fred "Williams, do Jennie Ryman, do ' W W- Perclval, Indp.Or Mrs Dunlap, San Fran J F Hart, Kelso, Wash T A Ward, Dalles Mrs LB Johnson, Noma Myrtle Do Portan, S F R H Espy, Oystervllle Mrs J J Kendall, do P Cohen. Alaska"' J 'Einstein. Noma i Carl-G Bell, Colfx'.Gal w H Butterneia, H F Henry Tlnnerman.'.do G. B Weatherwax, Ab erdeen. Wash ..Geo A Shoppafd.Seattl J P Benton, Danes JE. B Williams. Oreg C R Johnson. 'Oregon Cy W A Campbell, ao Geo Berger, Eugene Clarence Worsh. do Ernest Duden, "Son Fr H a Hall, Spangle Mrs W T Ellldge:. do J S Harbison, Hood R Geo B.Wllson. Seattlo C B Klnc. "Victoria B A Zaberlin, Seattlo c G Branch,. 8t Joe, Mo W A Matlock & -wife,' 'Seattle Emma Smith, Grant's PasB R J Slater, endleton Mn L B- Stedman and ijon -eitYjs. aii lik. .party. Seattle Mrs Don-Iteavls. do John Rosene, Seattlo . W C Hall, Dalles I Mrs"Hall,.DaUes i ) Mrs a E Uuthrlo and' party,. Bralnord Harry a n.nowies,-saii Lake ' " j Mrs H A Knowles, do i J Barlow. Oatelanrt J.J McNalr, Seattla - . , r. ' THE 'IMPERIAL. c. W "Knowles. Manasrer, -" Cha H Wozner.-Chgo'lMlss Seufert, Dalles ' & K-&la. acona: f J H Hurd, Salt- Lake MrsTQtark. TftcomaC t Mrs Hurd. Salt Lake rT,.-KTr.nJ.T,TP,JnoPi,l8'11Ts tfin uu OT" " yeut br the dsra of the Monnoa J?ib,2e;dI!2Con'' . dprcttonokinjr, . ouroo Uoxt hflanhobd. Im- , 'BPJPJ? hofr Sf9T Njfeht'fcfiasBa, .Qparmatorrnoea Insomnia, Pains 11. Back, Evil poslres. ranrimtBai Emissions. l.omn-2isck-. Nervolis De w&EmFSi Jrt-..WUMWIBWIIIH or bi ;VQUS cm. ! ffSKSSKa-SSljSa ,-- - y j, etysni. Stlmatetea tha bntn Chamber of Commerce LEPHONES (V. Jlra Ira Parsall. do- H J Forrance, Dayton, Wash Mrs Forrance, do F J Carney, Astoria Mrs Carney, Astoria J Csrihorat. St Louis. "Mrs W a Cook. Spokn J"W Murphy, Spokane V L V'hltton. Chicago ,Ja3 Hughes, San Fran V t Hornboeen, Du 'buque D O Jobes, WIS, , E O Jonesr Wis XV. W ftmlth. pltv Wallls Nash, MarshvM E R Sklpworth, EJugena v E xuiciter, ciuvci John A Jeffrey, Salem C L Ireland, ShermnCo MDe iln, Astoria 'm Tlmson. Falrhava Mrs 'W Tlmsori. do A Hamplsld, Victoria A Bona, San Francisco H Hill, Philadelphia Mrs H Hill. do H A Llttleneld.Newbrg iW A. Loomts, Omaha .J- W Ivey. Alaska P D Wlriton.- Astoria Irs Geo A Shields, do iy Smith, Astoria C H Jessub. Salem P B Bridges, Portland Mrs BrldRcs. Portland W L Uhlenhart, Wlnlck Oias V Brown. Astoria) Mrs Uhlenhart, .oo C A' Granam, py-le, pa L K umennart, do F A Seufert, Dalles A Jl Remlllard. Montrl Mrs Seufert, Dalles JF F Woodworth, St L THE ST. CHARLES. Davles & .Belcher, Props. L. Kern, .city 1 J J Whitney, Albany , S J Garrison, Clackms J Burbee, Goblo Miles Thomson, do F M DeBIUtard, Wto Mrs John Zug, do (John Duggan, Wis Mrs H E Brown, do jJos Donovan. Wis G A Rockwell. Salem J J Ross,, Wis S Fresiton, "Vancouver i T S Simpson, Astoria Anders Granberg, do C C Brlner, Astoria L J Ferguson, war- renton Sam Jones, Ga H Sharron, Ga P Bruno. Gtt A E Thomas. Mist F-Potcrson, Mist , H MlsBU3eorge Mist .D D Conway, Mist C L Bqnamet. .Mlst. MCawker, Mist Geo Foster, -Gobla ' J E3urns, Los Angla J Simpson. do S & Hughes; Forst Gr E H Berry,jcUy , . j C S Conant, cjty P C Horid, Svensort Wm Schonelock, Uo p E Dodge, Hubbard D A Rose, Hubbard ' C P Nelson. Hubbard Wm Hayzell, Rainier John Grlflln. Rainier F Mron, Rainier S C Jones, Rainier C Jlahnaford, Rainier Ray.Fiy. Astoria Geo Broughton. Oreg C A McDonald, Astoria Jas Manory, Astoria Geo Weeks, Astoria I G Wlckstrom.Kalamt B H Richardson, Raln ":ier " Jt L'Mayhew? North ,Y Mrs Maynew oo , D D Conway, do H-Sfedman. x do A G- Jrman Salem S Do Scott. Salem ' 4 C F 'Allanl.' city ' . fj T. ReciE. tcltV ' 1 (J. P ,P0well. Dundee B vr nnujcj, -.uiiiub Mrs Hadley, amas W P Douglas, Stevensn W L Richardson, do Mrs .Rlohardson, do J W Fletcher. Daytqn John Flnley, '.Astoria H WvRdss, Astoria Frank Dow, Salem Henry Stennlck, Salem E J?age.,.5pokar40 Mrs Page. Spokane -L BradIey&sonsv Goblo S Martin. Gresham Ed Brandon. Gresham J S Korb. -Scott's Mills R E Cook, , i-a-' - Mrs Cook. Pa Edwin Cantonvlne, . The DallesV ;r l Eberman. Seaside 'Ji i U tJnen.-seasjao wesse Wllklnson.Carson VJ3. V XVU-VW, acaniUD Frfed MasOn, Oak Pnt E -Wilkinson, parson IT "H 'larble, Mt Plsnt John Etner. do CHofty", "Jrf J E Poorc. Chicago 2 -""V j s iprkp NeTCD 'Anthony Moore, Bri- erg A BQswlth, Gonzales, JW A Kelly. Oakland IMrs E E Fletcher, Mc- Safrs Boiwlth. do 'P B.'Minsel, San Fran Mlnnvlue -S-M Case, Camas. , naftrns, apise ' Cl " x Hotel -BrunHTrlclc. Seattle, , v European; flrs-clas.Rates, 7fjc;a.nd Up. "One jblock from depot. Restaurant next door. ( ;i ', TTOO-ma",MotTaij 'i'ncomn pf -American plan; Rates, J3 and "up. Donnelly-.Hotelf-.Tncoma. EurQpean plan. Bates. 50c and up. ' ' . -i..Mcap.tnsr ofrWords In Jargrpn. PORTLAND, Oct. 27. (To the Editor.) The explahatlon-of v"cultus,mamookS', In .this' morning's Oregonlap Is correct, as "far as" It "goes, but It does not cover all tfie. meanings 'of these words. "Cultus mamook" means worthless or good-for-nothing work. It also means play work, .amusement work, or making fun. If an Indian, when, he Is not very busy, If asked what he is doing, he will say: "Oh, cul tus mamook"; that, Is passing the time, doing for amusement or idling away the .time. Like, 'also, "kultus," for this is th'e correct spelling of the word, "wa wa," which means worthless talk, also ldlp talk, funny talk, playful talk and Joking. Also "kultus" mltllte, . mean ing lazily sitting or aimlessly staying in a 'place, loafing atfout a place. When an 'Indian wishes to luso. 'kultu's" in its strongest meaning,. he says "ku 1-tus;" with a. hissing sound, accompanying It -with look and gesture of contempt and ,dlsgusfcs The'words' in the jargon-are few, and have many meanings, which depend .upon the sense in which they are used ,and the. Intonation and gesture accom panying their use, as "si-ah," means far away, but if an Indian wishes to express -a vast dlstanoe, he .stands on .tiptoe and points to the utmost limit of the earth and says "e i-ah" In a high key as long as he can hold hjs breath. B. ' States and Territories. PORTLAND, Oct. 27 (To the Editor.) Please give the number of states at present in"the 'United States, and name the territories. . ,, . There are 45 states. The organized territories 'are: Arizona, Indian, New,, Mexico, Oklahoma. Alaska has not .got .a. fully organized territorial government. Ha,wall is just organized under act of Congress. Porto Rico will soon have ter "rltorlal government. In 'the Philippines events -must be awaited. Biff O li a non-TJolsoHoci remedy for Qonorrhoea, Gleet, Spormatorrhica, Yfhltes, unnatural dis omuEB 'nluJdiji. Qnanauca not la itriJtafe. charges, or any lnuamraa'; Irrtrtau caaugln. tlon or mncous menr oUTHgEymS OheUICAIOO. brane. Non-astrlngent., LClHCl8Un.0.rI o T wtbbb t. fl. a. . i or sent In plain irrappr. by expreM, prepaia, ioi $1.00, or .1 bottles, &7 Clrcnlar sent on raauett.. TRAVELER?' GUIDE. Hong Konsr, via Yokohama and Kobe. Due 'at Portland as follows : SS. SJCARPSNO .' , Oct. 28 SS. MONMOUTHSHIRE .' Nov. 2S SS. MILOS ....Dec 2S Por'frelKht or passago apply to T.M.Stevens&Go.yfnc. 0-8-10 Columbian bids.. Third and Oak sts. ' WASHINGTON & ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. Tha fast mall Steamship "CITY OF RBat' TLB,'-, salllne from Seattle every Iff days for and Juneau. ' 8toainers "ABERDEEN" and "RUTH." Se attle to Skarway, and Intermediate points. every -seven days. - Through tickets to Dawson, $75, first-class; and $50 second-class. . DODWELL & CO.. Ltd.. , , 252 Oak st. .Telephone Main 00. WHITE, COLLAR LINE t . '7i'AiLEY-GATZEr.T'Alder-3treef Dock). Leaves Portland dally every mornlnp a,l 7 p clock, except 'Sunday.' Ret'urnlne. leaves As toria. vrv-nlffht.nt 7 o"Inok vtytnt Riinrfnv n-irpn phono Main 381, Columbia phom .-Ot. ) . Mro, cci. SSHT 1 TRAVELERS GUIDE. Vslea Depot, Slxtja. and J Streets. THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST "CHICAGO-PORTLAND SPECJAIi." 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 ifcrthera, points, leaves at 0 P. M.; arrives, at T A M.' t . - ATiAirnc EXPRESS. Leaves'for the Eastvta Huntington, "at 0:00 P. M.; arrives at 8:40 A. M. THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST, SLEEPERS. OCEAN AND DRIVER. SCHEDULE. Water lines-schedule subject to change with out notice. OCEAN -DIVISION From Portland, leava. Ainsworth Dock at 8 P. M.; sail every xiays: Geo. W. Elder. Saturday, Nov. 3: Tuesday. Nov. la; PiUy-Noy: 23; Moo., Dc- 3. Colum bia, Mon., Oct. 29; Thurs., Nov- 8; Sun., Nov. 18; Wed., .Nov. 1: Sat, Dec 8. From San Francisco Sail every 5 days. Leave Siar-Btreet Pier 24 at 11 A. M. I Geo. W. Elder, Tues., Oct. 30; Frl.. Nov. 1); Mon., Nov. 10; Thurs., Nov. 20; Sun.. Dec 0. Co lumbia, Sun.. Nov. 4; Wed.. Nov. 14; Sat., Nov. fit; Tues., Dec 4; Frl., Dec 14. COLUMBIA RIVER DIVISION. .PORTLAND AND ASTORIA. Steamer Hassalo "leat'cs Portland dally," ex cept Sunday, at 8:00 Pi M.; on Saturday at 10.00 P. M. -.Returning, leaves Astoria dally, except Sunday, at 7:00 A M. Yyil'I'AMETTE RIVER DIVISIOX. ' PORTLAND AND SALEM, OR. Steamer Modoc, for Salem and way points, leaves from Ash-street Dock at 6 A. M on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Return ins, leaves Salem, at 6 A. M. on -Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ' YAMHILL RIVER JJtOUTE. PORTLAND AND DAYTON. OR. Steamer Ruth, for Oregon City. Buttevllle, Champpegv Dayton and way landings, leaves Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00 A M. Leaves Dayton for Portland and .way Eolnts Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, at, JJ :QQ A. Jkl. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. RIP ARIA. WASH.. AND LEWISTON, IDAHO. Steamer Spokane or steamer Lewlhton leaves Rlparia dally at 3:40 A M. nrrlvta at Lew Iston about 3 P. M. Returnlns, the Spokane or Ltwlston leaveB Eewlston dally at 7 A M.. ar rivlnc at Rlparia same evenlnr. W. H. HURLBURT. General Passenser Agent. V. A- SCHILLING. City Ticket Asent. Telephone Main 712. SO Third St.. cor. Oak. STEAMSHIP LINE TO THE ORIENT CHINA AND JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND. For rates, accommodations, etc apply to "'OREGON RAILROAD & NAV. CO.. Agents, Portland. Or. LIO 1 r SOUTH Leave Depot Fifth and I Street. Arrive OVERLAND EX PRESS TRAINS. for Salem. Rose burjr. Ashland. Sac ramento. Osden. San Francisco. Mo lave. Los Angeles. EI Paso, Nt Or leans and the East. ' At Woodbura (dally except Sun day), morning train connects with train for M(. Anzel. Sll Terton, Erowns- rllle. SpTlngrteld. nd Natron, and evening train for Mt. Angel and SlI verton. Albany passenger Corvallls passenger. Sheridan 'pas'gr S:30P. M. 8:30 A.M. 7:45 A. M. 6:30 P. M. 4:C0-P. M. 7:30 A. M. H4-50-P..M. 10:10 A. M. 5:50 P. M. S:25 A. M: Dally. IIDally except Sunday. Rebate tickets on sale between Portland. Sac ramento and an Ffanclsco. Net rates $17 first claa.s and $11 second class. Including sleeper. Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Eu rope. Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONOLULU and AUSTRALIA.. Can be obtained" from J. B. KIRKLAND, Ticket Agent, 140 Third street YAMHILL DIVISION. Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson street. Leave for Oswego dally at 7:20. D:40 A. M: 12:30. 1:53. 3:25. 4:40, 6:25. 8:30. 11: Jo P. M.; and 9.00 A. M. on Sundays only. Arrive at Portland -dally at 6:35.. 8:30. 10.C0 A. M.; 1:36. 3:10. 4:J0. 0:15. 7:40. 10:00 P. M.i 12:40 A. M dally, excep Monday, S.30 and 10.03 A. M. on Sundays only. Leave for Dallas daliy. except Sunday, at 5:05 'P. M. Arrive at Portland at 0:JO A. M. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:43 r. M. Returns Tuesdas, Thursdays and Saturdays. Except Sunday. R. KOEHLER. Manag-r. a II. MARKHAM. Gen. Frt. A Pass. Act. ONLY 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO ...VIA... to: '& 'SPICT0NV UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO. OREGON SHORT LINE.R. R. CO. OREGON R. R. &. NAVIGATION CO. TWO TRAINS DAILY TO THE EAST NO CHANGE OF CARS to Denver. .Omoha, Kansas City and Chicago. Only ,Four Days To fNevC York, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington. Palace Sleepers, Tourist Sleepers, Dining Cars, Library Cars, Free Recllnlny-Chntr Cars. fitfam Heat. Plntsch Llsht, Fast Time. Union Depots. Baggage checked to destination. CITY TICKET OFFICE 135 ThIrd'Street Portland,- Oregon J. iH.'LOTHROP. Gen'l Agent. GEORGE 'LANG. City Pass. Sc Tht. Agt. - Steamers - Altona and Pomona onTklUay. ZbT&i Dally (ex. Sunday) for Independence, Salem r. landings, -lvcave Portland-0:45 A. Salem 7 A. M.; Independence. C and docK, foot Taylor su " lpJ( SUNSET -Tl & v. r6 TRAVELERS' GVimS. Sir l&A The Yellowstone Park and Pioneer Dlnlng-Car, Route Leave Oflfoo fasatSttJ3jJ.5ls-, 'i" Arrtjfe. ' No'."l2- 1:45 P.M. Overland? Express, for Tsrv..ji 7-00 A. M. South Bend, Aberdeen,' Iloqulanr, Cosmopolls, Olympla. Tacoma. Se attle, North Yakima, Rltzvllle. Spokane. Pullman, Moscow, Lew is t o n, GranEevllle. Rossiand. B. C. Butte, Bllllnxs. Fargo. St. Paul. Minneapolis. Chi cago. Boston,. Wash ington, D. C, Nbw York. and all polnta east and southeast. No. j KansasClty-St. Louis Special for Tacoma, Se attle. North Yakima. Rltzvllle. Spokane." Rossland. Lewlstou. No. 9 11:30 P.M. 3:00 P. Mi Helena, Butte Bllllnsrs. Deadwood. Denver. Omaha, St. Joseph, Kansas City. St. Louls Chicago. Washington. Baltimore-. Naw "xocJt Boston, and all pointy east ana sautnease Baggage checked to destination of tlcietx Union Depot connections in xtlt principal cltlea. Through car service via Northern Paclflc Burllngton Route, train No. 4. for Omaha. St. Joseph. Kansas City, St. LoutfJ. Quick time and unequaled accommodations; The only Mno running Pullman standard and Pullman trp iholstered touristy sleepers, tha finest In tho world, Portland to Minneapolis and St. Paul without change. For nny additional Information, tickets., sleeping-car reservations, maps of routes, . call on or wr'te to A. D. CHARLTON . AsnlHtant General Passenger Agent, 235 Morrison St Cor. Third, Portland, Oregon. Our ageot mil call If It Isn't convenient fcrr you to call at this office, telephone or write and our agent will So to your house and give you full In formation aboilt the Burllnston's service and rates to the Ea3t. Only line- operatic?? thro trains daily, Portland ,to Kansa City and St. Louis. Only one change to Denver and Omaha. TICKET OFFICE Cor. Third and Stark 5ia. R. W. FOSTER. City Ticket Agent. AND SOO LINE first-class and tourist sleepers daily PASSENGERS BOOKED AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP OFFICE For full particulars apply to H. H. ABBOTT. Agent, 1-Jil Third st... Portland. Or. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A.. Vancouver, B. C. REOTWOHTrffinWl Ticket Office. 25S Morrisn Sfre:.w, Tlijni SJJ LKAVE. Na.4 Tha Tljoc, Jilly tr and from t. Pal. MIujw AKRIVS. No. a. T:im A Af. apolls, Duluih, C.llraxt' CrtO 1. M. j ''! H "lnu jC Throuxa Palace and Tourlat Sleevr, Dlnlnj and Butlot Smoklnc-Llbrary Can. JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE STEAMSHIP K1NSKIU MARU For Japan, China and all Asiatic polnta wis Icaw BeattU About November- 7th Pacific Coast Steamship Co. POR AUSKA. THE COMPANY'S elegant steamships Cottage City, City of To?eka and Al - Kl leave TACOMA II A.M.; SEATTLE S) P. M.. Nov. I, e. II, 10, 21, 20J Dec. 1. 0. 11. 10, 21, 20, :!1; Jan. 5. A steamor every fifth, day thereafter. Further Information obtain company's folder. The company reserves tho right to chahge ateohien, sailing dates and hours of sailing, without previous notice. AGENTS N, POSTON. 240 Washington st. Portland. Or.: F. "W. CARLETON. N, P. R. R. Dock. Tacoma. TICKET OFFICE. 013 First ave., Seattle, E. W. MELSS. Ticket Agt.r H. H. LLOYD, Puxet Sound Supt., Oceaa Dock. Seattle,; C. "W. MILLER. Asst Puget Sound Supt., Ocean Dock. Seattle. QOODALL. PEK1C1NS A CO . X'.en. Agtrt. S. ?. Astoria & Columbia f River Kailroad Co. t LEAVES Tot Mayrtn. IUlnUr. ClaUkanl. Wtporr, Clifton,- Astoria. W ARRrvaa tTNION DEIKXT. UNION DEPOT. tnmton FUrel. Ham mond. Tort. SUren. GVurhct J'a.rit, Siiil j B-OO A. at. jtonx ana aanor ' Xrprtss. j Dally. AstorlA Exprjs, ' Dally. j liao'A. M 0-35 PM. 0:,ca ?. ifc Ticket ofllce. 353- If orrJon at. and. Union depot. ' VG-tfAYO.Gab Pass. AsUs AJtorU.- C& ik ED 106.2