tttp motjvpw OttEGONIAN,
TUERDAY NOVEMBER
6, 1900.
tt
COMMERCIAL AND.FIMHCIAL NEWS
The week opened with a good, strong
wheat market all round, and under the J
Influence of better markets elsewnere
some of the Portland, ..buyers advanced
their limits to S"c for "Walla "Wal a. A
few of the bujers &JH refuse to god
above 53c. but there are others v. ho were
reported to be jSajJafup to 51c jest rday -This
.price does not fit well with the
freight market la Its present condition
and could only be paid at a sacrifice of -J
freight profit on oheap ships. As the
cheap ships are becoming pretty scarce,
the bulk of the business -.from now or
will necessarily be on the basis' of pres
ent rates, which will not Admit at oer
53c for Walla Walla. The increase In th;
Amerkafh 'visible was quite small yes
terdaj, and jv Grid's shipments were 1.009,
000 bushels smaller than they were last
week. . . ,
Tjfi the Tiroducc markets "yesterday there
was the1 usual Monday; dullness , Qtr-te
a tew coops of poultry were canted oo
and were offering at prices low enough to
EiVfe the marktt a ery weak start. Re
ceipts of apples and potatoes were' large,
ana prices were easj A big shipment of
sweet potatoes- came-tn from California,
but frw demand was sufficiently go d to
preterit any break In, the market. Tilla
mook and I!waco cranberries are more
plentiful thh season than ever before,
and are taking the place et the East
ern stock to a considerable extent. The
hop market is quiet, feu steadj. Oats
"and bar! e "are in fair demand.
IianU Clcnrlncrn.
Exchangee. Balances.
.. . ll, ? 06.70B
HH.W 7.948
31 m 204,267
.... 208,408 . 19,400
PocJb4
Seattle .
Spek&Be
I'OIITLAAD 3IAUKETS.
Grain, Flour, Etc.
Wtooat "fValla Anlla, SStfoSfec. Valley, nom
inal, HuMtm, SSfSOc pr bosliel.
Flow Best grade. $2 8J5 40 per .barrel,
graham, ft 66
Oats White 414J4Sc per bushel; gray. "4 Off
41c '
Barley Feed, $1915 SS; brewing, Sl3lG 50
per tea. ,
MfltetyfTs Bran, $15 per ton; middlings,
$21. shorts, $17, ebon, $16.
Hay-TlmeUs). 1212 Ml. clever, $76 56. Or
egon wiW fcaj, $07 per ton
Butter, Egg, Poultry, Etc
Uutter Faacy creamery. -l&lpWc; store, 25
20c per TelL
Eggs Sastern, 21G3Kc Oregoa ranch, Ann
at Sec je-r deceit
Poultry Chiekens. mixed, $2 6066 59 per
dozen, hen. &i w rt Su. cr.asa, vSH. ducisa,
$ EftCC, cecse $497 per dosvM, turkejs, lie,
lOftllc. srestd, 1313e per pouad
Cheeee Fnll eream, twins. ll12ftc; Toung
America. 12t61Sc per pOund.
VejretableB, Fruit, Etc.
VesetabJee Parsnips, 85c, turnips, 73c: car
rots, 76c per sack, onlics, 5:$1. cab
bage. VI 25 f 1 60 per cental, potatoes. 50
C5c per sack, tomatoes 23c per box. corn, 75c
per rack, sweet potatoes, $1 4tl 50 per cen
tal, ceten, eigic vr dozen.
Fruit Lemons, $4j-4 50, oranges, $56 per J
box, piBeapplA, $4 5C per dozen, bananas.
$2 503 per buncn. Persian dates, 7c jer lb .
pears, 7&c$l per box, apples. UOc $1 per
box. trapes, Muscat. Vc?$l. Tokay, $1; Con.
cords. 26998c per basket.
Dried tratt Apoieb. evaporated. 78c per
pound, sun-dried, sacks or bjxes, &93c; pears,
B4r)c, prunes. Italian. S 7c. silver, extra
choice. &67c. figs, California black. 0c, do
sun and evaporated. 5 6 0c. plums, , pltless,
white, 798c per pound
Ment inl Provisions.
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and
ewes, sti eared. $S SO. dretsed, 6&?c per lb .
Spring lambs, 3c per pound gross, dressed, 7
7c
Hogs Gross, cheiee heavy, f"P035rJ5r light,
asr dressed. 0flJ4pr pound. mt 3TI '
Veal Large, Sfefclfee per pound; small, S0c
per -pound.
Beef Gross, top steers, $3 5091; cows, $3
S M. dressed beef. Hp7c per pound.
Pro istons Perttand pa-k (Shield brand).
Hams, smoked, are quoted at 11 Uc iter pound,
picnic hams, Sc per pound, breakfast bacon,
13rC16c. bacon, l(Htlll'Tc. backs. lOlic, dry
salt sides. y,10c. dried beef. 15c, lard, b
pound pas. lhc: lb-pound ualis. 104c 90s,
lOsC tierces, 10c per pound. Eastern pack
(Haramood's): Hams, large. HUc. medium,
llVic; -small, 12c. picnic haras, S9iC. shoulders.
l)c. breakfast bacon 13VklSc. n salt stdee.
Ok 9 lHc. bacon sides. loVtelltxc; backs.
lCHc. butts, 12c; lard, pure leaf, kettle ren
dered, 6a, 10he, ls, lOUjfc. dried beef. 15c.
Groceries, uts, Etc.
CoCee Mocha. 23&2Sc. Java, rancj, 262c.
Jaa, good, 2024c; Jas, crdinar, isf20c.
Cosla Rica, fancy, Ic4f2ec. do good, lftg'lbc. do
ordinary, 1012e per pound, Columbia, roast.
$13 13, Arbuokle's. $14 18, Lien, $13 13 pr
case
Sugar Cube, $6 65; crushed. $6 65. pow
dered. $6 45. dry granulated, $6 25. extra C.
$5 T5, golden C. $6 65 net, halt barrels, Vc
more than barrels; maple sugar, l&fflCcrpfrr
pound.
Salmon Columbia Bler, 1-pound tall, $1 50
e. 2-pound tails. $2 254f2 58. fancy 1-pound
flats, $24fS So. 4-pewxl fancy fiats. $1 10
1 SO, Alaska. 1 - pound tails, $1 401 00, 2
peand tails, $1 0092 25.
Nuts Peanuts -0t7e per pound for raw, 9c
for roasted, cecoanuts, 90c per docen, walnuts.
10 lie per -pound, pine nut. 15c. hickory
nuts, 7c, chestnuts, lfic. Hrasll, lie, filberts,
15o, fancy pecans, 124fl4c. almonds, 1517hv
per pouttd
Ueans StnaH wMte. 4c, large do, 3,4c.
baou, 3hc Lima. c per pound
Grain bags Calcutta, $&6 12J, per 100 for
spot.
Coal oil Cases'. ifeper gallon; -barrels,
lHc. tanks, 13c
Klee Inland, c, Japan. 5'ct Sew Orleans,
4SMC. fancy head. 5?7 50 per sack.
t Hops, "Wool, Hides, Etc
Heps-jJe crop, 184f lSjc" per pound; 1S99
ciop, 7?Sc
Wool '""m Kastern Oregon, 0$
13c mohair 2&c per pound
Sheepskins Sttearttngs. 154f2oc; short-wool.
S5tfMc. modium-Tvool. 304fOc. long-wool, OOofl
$1 each
Tallow ic, No 2 and grease, 24f8c per lb.
Hides Drj hides No. 1 i pounds and up
ward, 14i5c. do kip. No i; 5 to lr ponnds.
16c per pound, do calf. No. 1, under 5 pounds,
lEeJIoc. do salted, one-third less than dry
flint, salted hMs ssund steers, 0 pounds aad
oer, 7Sc. da M to ( pounds. 7hc. do un
der W ctmds and cow. 7o. kip 13 to 30
pounds 7tt4ftc. do eal, 10 to 14 pounds 7ic.
da calf, under 10 pounds. 74c, green tunealted),
1c per pound less, culls (bulls stags, moth
eaten, badly eat. seered hair slipped, weather
beaten or grubby), one-third less
Pelts Bearskins, each, as to slie. $54f 15.
cubs, eachi $1W. badger, each, 50c, wildcat!
2Stf"c housecat. M?S&e. fox, coramen graj.
40c$l. do red. $1 753 50. do cross 2 5tr6.
lj-nx. $a4 50. mink, 40o$l 75, marten, dark
Northern $10 do pale. pine. $24, muck
rat. S 12c, skunk. S0S0c; otter (land), $4
6. panther, with head and claws perfect.
$1S; raccoon 2560c. wolf, mountain, with
bead perfect $3 M S; weUerme, S eofc;
bear. per skin, large. $8?: do medium, per
skin. $4S. do small, per skin. $12, do kits,
per slcttt. $13.
KEW YOniC STOCK MARKET.
Lively Speculation Forced Prices Up
Above Saturday's Level.
NBW YORK, Nov. 6 There was a very
ardent speculative spirit manifested in the
fctock market all day. It was repressed
U times by the difficulty of securing
money in the loan market, but before
the day had closed the market had burst
IntO KTeat animation attar fnllnn-U. t
reiapoe in th rn imn t. i.
kity
continued to the close, nearly ignoring
a
of
rcwvwj- in me money rate. Taking
quica proms d room traders made some
slight impression on prices here and there
out uie last prices wore generally -verv-
near tfta top The feeing in Wall street
this jeferstng was that Fridays Jump' In
the call loan had haen due to manipula
tion, that Saturdays bank sUteraent did'
not truly represent the available resources,
of the tks and. In abort, .tiwu. alt?
HFuaUy trustworthy IMfieatituis ota pteeh
In the nMtoy nuwkot Vera misfeadlng.
lit 7 J tWs .UJt.that jaulators
rushed1 to Yuy stocks at the opening.
They raised prices from. 1 to 1& points,
pyep jSaturday's level Jn. a large .numner
of prpmlnent stocks within a few min
utes. Theagbegan. t4jlilnoC.lpans.by
some of the banks.
Loans made today carry . pvT . until
Wednesday, and when speculators, began
to look about to find new accommoda
tions with which to carry their holdings
of stock oec election day, they ran tne
call loan rate- up rapidiyto 23-per cent.
The first loans were made at 10 per cent.
One "broker placed' $1,W0,000 at that rate;
another million at 15, and another de
manded 25 per cent lor a million mare.
This suddenly checked tne animation or
the stock market, and was followed by a
period of contemplation.
A conspicuous feature of the market at
this time was the large number of trans-,
actions for casn and tne small concessions
from the ruling pritfes dt which these
were quoted. The condition in the money
market was, o course, responsible for
this 'When the rates for money fell away
to 10 per cent again, the speculators very.
promptly avairecT themselves of the re
sources offered and rushed prices up to
the"top1evel of the"day. The strength In
the market was very general, and- on thej
wjioje quite uniform, tjuite a large Dusi-f
neps was none in. oqnas, ana prices nwe
well maintained, Obtal sales $1,315,200.
United States new 4s adanced hi and
the old 4b declined "per cent on the last
call. . . '"
BONDS.
U. S 2s. ref. regl04H!N T. Cent. lsts..l0S?i
do coupon l&lri! Northern Pac 3s. . 65
da ds. ree 1O0W do 4s ....103
do coupon lOOijIOregon Nav lsts..l0
oo new 4s, rcg.,1344
do coupon. 1344'
do 4s 103
Oregon S L 6s. ..1274
do con. 5s 1144
Hlo Gr. W-. lsts.. )8Vi
an old 4s reg... lliH,
do coupon 115
do 5s. reK.....112?t
do ooupon ....112
Dlst. Col 3-65S...1244
St. Paul conols..l704.
St. P. C & P. Istsm4
do 5s 1104
Union Paclflc 4S...106
Atohison adj 4s 834
C. &. N W con 7sl374lWl" Central lsts.. 87
do a F deb 5- 1174 Southern Pac 4s.. 62
D & R. G 4s . 00 West Shore 4s 112
Gen. Electric s , IIS f
STOCKS
The tatal, sales of stocks today were 442,800
shares The closingTiuottiens -were:
Atchison 31S! Union Pac pref...
do pref 75Vsi Wabash
Bait & .Ohlow.-:-7GVii da pref
Can. Pacific ...... 87 Whoel 4. L. E....
70s
T4
104
Can. Southern ... 54 I do 2d pref.-
cues. & Ohio 31 IWU
Central ...... 134
ChT Gr Western 12W1P. C . C & St. L
52
C. n JC O J2UiThJrd Aianue
.107
ru.i " T-j o, r ct-.-rWt3f?? rr
Chirfnd X. L'..T. 21
S
do pret EH lAdama
.,.,. v131
Chl,4ast. Ili. 3
Chicago X. N WlCt4
American ,153
United States .... 48
Wens-Fargo .'. .. 127
a. Cv. C & St L. C3k MISCEHLANEOUfa
Colo SQuthecn :. -0 JAmer. Cotton Oil . 3G
do 1st pref 37
do 2d pref ...... 15
, do prer us
Amer. Malting .... 54
Del. . Hudson... .113
Del . Lack: & W..176
dojret 244
Amer. Smelt. & R 434
t.nvM 9 Pin tlw WU. A ..Mf
in?
lMi
do pref ........ 71 lAxner Spirits
Erie 12U do pref .
do let pref.... 354 Amer Steel Hoop 244
Gr North pref.. .103
do pref 744
Hocking Coal .
HocklnfL Valley
Illinois Central ,
Iowa Central ..
do pref ...
Lake Erie &. W.
16
Amer. Stel & W. 30',
do pref 70H
Amer. Tin Plato... 344
do pref. 83
. 384
1104
. 18
. 41
Amer. Tobacco ... 97
do pref j ..130
.354
uu pi a&.
.ioa
Anaconda M Co . 474
Lake Shore ...i210VUBEooklyn H. T.... 61&
Louis & Nash ... 77
Colo Tuel .. Iron 434
ConU Tobacco-".. . 84
do pref . 814
Federal Steel 40s
do pref 68U
6on. Electric ...1424
Glucose Sugar .... 54
do prof 100
Int. Paper 21
do pref 69
National Biscuit . 3RV,
Manhattan El ... 07
Met. St, Ry 1584
Mex Central K
Minn. &. St. Louis 58 I
do pref . 074
Mi'souri racme .. 57
MobllC'&'Ohlo.... 41 j
M. K. & T 10
do pref .. . 32
New Jersey Cent. 1354
New York Ont .133
1 do pref $0
Norfolk &. Aest.. 74jNationaI L"ad
20
01
eo prer ,. 704 00 prer
Northern Taciflc.. 58V Natloial Steel .. . 304
do -wtil , . . . . . 73". , da Bref ..... 8
Ontario i West 224tN. T. Air Brake .12
O R. & N........ 42 INorth American .. 15"ti 1
do prer 70 ii'acinc coast ... so .
Pennslvanla ....131 do 1st pref 84
Reading 184 do 2d rref 00
do 1st pref 58y'PacIflr Mall 41 '
do 2d "prof . .. SSVi'BaoxOe'a JGas. .-. J44
Rio Gr. Western. 50 Pressed gteel Car- 48
do pref.
vo i no prer - pa
12 jPullman Pal. Car.ISS
68 Htand Rope & T.. 5
37 Isugar 120
14il do pref lid
St Louis & S. F.
do 1st pref
do 2d pref
St Louis S W. .,
do prf ,
St Paul ;...
do pref ........
, 32HlTenn Coal & Iron 504 J
in iu h ientnef ia
172 1 do pref 72
St Pawl &. O
112 J. S Rubber..
3!
Southern Pacific. 3SHI do pref ...
Soothem Rr l"lVtm Union
05U
804
do prf 57 Vi Republic Iron & S 14
Texai .t. PaclHc .. 17"il do pref 5S4
UH1UH X OASlltM ( U"7$l
Money, Exelinnge, Etc. .
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5. Sterling on
London, 60 days, J4. S3; staining on London,
sight, $4 S2; drafts, sight. 15, telegraph; 1
Tyfe; Mexican dollars, 60ol.
NEW YORK, Nov." 5 Money on call,
104525 per cent, last loans, 15 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4SfiS"4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, weak, -with actual bus
iness In bankers' bills at $4 SSs 834 A
for demand and at $1 SO for 00 daysc
Posted rates, $4 S744 S44 and $4 85.
Commercial bills. .$4 79J44 7i. Sliver
certificates. 64"s3G5Vi Mexican dollars.,
Wr. Govornmqnt bonds irregular; state
bonds, inactive; railroad, bonds, firm.
LONDON, Nov. 5. Consols, $$A; money,
3 per cent.
Foreljrn Flnnnclnl Xcvra.
NEW TORK, Nov. 5, The Commercial
Advertiser's London financial cablegram
says:
The stock market generally was inactive
and dull today, but American shares were
conspicuous, exceptions. They were buoy
ant from the beginning to the end of'the
session, and dealings were very heavy,
althoug"h the nuylng was"nflfby the public
but by professional traders here and on
American and Rerlin ordors.
Bo an Is hardly mentioned here. The
betting at Llojd's Is at odds of 9 to 1 on'
McKlnley. The stock exchange will open
Wednesday at 9:30, instead of 11 o'clock.
There was no talk of gold exports. For
eign exchange was steady. '
Stocks In London.
LONDON, Nov. 5 Atchison. 34; Canx.'
dlan Pacific. 8074; Union Paciflp preferred,
784; Northern Paclflc preferred, 76;
Grand Trunk, GH; Anaconda, 94.
THE- GRAIN JIARKETS.
Prices for Cereals In European and
American Porta.
SAN FRA2CCISCO, Nov. 5 Wheat fu
tures firm; sp-t wheat quiet; barley qu'et
on call and firmer in spot market; oats
strong. Spot quotations were:
Board of Trade and
Stock Exchange?Brbkers
: GRAIN ,. ' , ',
PROVISIONS
STOCKSand'
COTTON
r" - -
nbldHT AND SOLD FOR GASH OR
CARRIED OX MARGINS
; - ' j.-- 214-25- " -
Portland, Orcaon w 'r
CULLISON&CO.
Wheat Shipping. Nc 1, ?S?ic: choice,
Sfe?4c: milling $1 001 02 - " J w
Barley Feed, 73ft(&75c: brewing, 79JS
Oats Black, for seed, $122130 rejdJ
$1 251 37. '
Call-boardsaleg: l
Wheat Firm; Jfav, $1 074; caab, S84q
Barley No sales. t
Corn Large j ellow, $1 20! 22"c.
Cbicnso Grain and Produce.
CHfCAGt). Jfov.' 5-Wheat wos dull
through the se s'on sav tor a. brief pa
rted of agility at the start. Being on the
eve of a National election, traders were
disinclined to go Into important deals,
and evening up oer the holiday divided
attention with betting haberdashery on
the result of tomorrow's ba'loting. There
was practically, no cash demand .either
here or at the seaboard. The market
opened firm. Deceinber "42"4c up, at 74
&liLc "on the advance at Liverpool and
the statistics, there being a decrease in
the world's shipments tand in the 'hmotmt
on passage. Following the opsnln De
cember dropped to 73c en protft-ukl'-g
but later recovered 'and'closed firm "7sc
higher at 7474Hc
Corn was fairly active affd Strong on
light country acceptances and higher
cables. December closed 4c up at 35&
35c
Oats were dull. December closed a
shade up at 22224c.
Provisions -were dull, but steady, sus
tained by a lighter run of Hogs than had
been expected, and b an advance In
prfces at the yards The speculative in
terest represented In the pit was small.
January pork closed 2&c higher, -lard 5c
up, and ribs 2c improved.
The leading lutires rang d s f llo-ns:
wheat.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Close.
..$0 73 $0 784 $0 72 SO S3
No ember
December
January . ,
74 714
73
74"
74
75 75
CORN.
R8 38
3C 3C
30j 39
OATS.
21?4 i 21 -
28-4' 2M
4T,
No ember
Doccmber
Ma
C8
38i
864
No ember
December
ilay ..'.i..
21
23'
214
MESS POItK.
November ....10 85 10 85
Januarj 1130 1132i
LU1D
10 824
Il"25 '
10 824
1125
No ember
December'
January ..
.. 7 07 7 074
..0 85 0 00
.. 0 75 6 77U
"SHORT KIBS
.. 0 374 0 374
.. C024 6 05
7 024
085
0 75
7 024
'6E5
6 75
6 35 -.
600
Nq ember
Januao . .
0 35
000
Cash quotations -were a3 follows
Flour Quiet
Wheat No. 3 Spring, 6S7ic; No,
red.
7oc.
Corn No,
39i4$39lc.
Oats No.
24&26V4c.
39'433T4c; No,
2 j ellow,
2 white, 27c; No. 3 white.
Barley Fal- to choice malting, 5158c-
Faxseed No 1. $179; Northwestern,.
$1 J0.
Timothy seed Prime, $4 10.
Mess pork Per ba-rel, $11 25
Lard Jer 100 pounds $7 107 12.
Short ribs Sides-, loose $6 G&r6 0
Shoulders Djy-salted, b'xed, ?6 006 25
Side---Short. clear, be3. $C GS6 75.
Clover Contract grads, $10 0010 a.
Receipts Shipni'ts
Flour, barrels 21.000
10.000
Wheat, bushels 110 ooo
Corn, bushels 110,000
Oats, bushels lJS.OOO
Re. bushfls 3 000
800,000
710,000
404,000
Barley, busheli 83,000 15,000
On the Produ'ce Exchanfe toduv the?
butter market was quiet; creamery, 152)
21c; dairy, 13lSc.
GheeEe-Actlve at lOMllc.
Eggs Active; fresh, lSc.
European .Griin JIarkct.',
LONDqN, Nov. 5. Wheat Cargoes on
passage, quiet and steady, 3d lower; car"
goes Walla Walla, .29s 6d. English coun
try markets, quiet. - .'
LIVERPOOL, Nov?" 5. Wheat Firm;
wheat and flour" In Paris, quiet. Spot
wheat,' steady; No. 2 red Western Win
ter, 5s 114d; No. 1 Northern Spring, Os
3d; No. 1 California, 'Us 4d. Futures,
steady! Becember, 6s "4d February, bS
ld; Mar en, 6s lid.
Corn Spot, dull American mixed new.
4s 2"Cd. Futures, steady; December, 4s
lid; January, 3aS10';sd.
Tptt YorJc Grnln and Prodircei
NEW YORK, Nov. 5 Flour Receipts
1,233 barrel.; exports, 27,f07 barrels. Mar
ket.quiet Wheat Receipts, 157.-J25 bushel; ex
ports 165,995 bushpls. Spot firm; No. 2
red 7934c fob.; 78c ele.atcr
Options were higher tcday on large de
creases in world's shlpme'nts, higher
cables, fc reign bujlng and a demand f'om
shorts. Finally eased off and closed ?ic
net advance. March clnsed S24c; 'May,
S2Ho: No ember, 7S"4c; December, 79?sc.
WoolDull.
Hops Quiet,
Vlsililo Grain Supply.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5 The . statement
pf the -visible suppl of grain in store
and float on Saturday, November 3, as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex
change, is as follows:
1 Bushels inc Dec.
Wheat 00,034.000 201,000
Corn 7,883 000 . . 161,000
Oats ;,...1280 000 150 000
Rye 1100,000 50 000
Barley ,, 3,011.000 544,000
, SAN. FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.' 5.-Wool-
Spring. Nevada. llfflSc: Eastern Oregon,
10Jjl4c; Valley. Oregon, I5gl7c Fall,
mountain lambs, 910c; San Joaquin
plains, 6c; Humboldt and Mendocino,
10ffl2c.
flops 1900 crop, 13lCc.
Hay Wheat, $9gl3 a0; wheat and oats,
$912 50; best barley, $9 50; alfalfa, $7
8 50. compressed wheat, $913 per ton;
straw, 35474c per bale.
Mlllstufts Middlings, $16 5019 00; bran
$13 5015 per ton. .
Potatoes River Burbanks, 35jj60c;
sweet, new, 50S5c per cental; Salinas
Burbanks, 90cg$l 15; Oregon Burbanks, 70
90c.
Butter Fancy creamery, 23c; do sec
onds, 2122c; fancy dairy, 21c; do seconds,
1720c.
Citrus fruit Mexican limes, $44 CO;
common Cajif arnla cmons, $1 252 25;
choice, $2 252 50; navel oranges, $3 00
4 50 per box; pineapples, $23 per dozen.
Cheese California flats, 10$sllc per
pound. Young America, 11Q12C; Eastern,
1415c.
Poultry Turkeys, gobblers, 13gl4; do
hens, l415c per pound; old roosters, $3 50
(JM per dozen; young roosters, ti 3t1u4
small broilers, $32 50; largo do, $33 50;
frers, $3413 50; hens, $3 50 5 per dozen;
old ducks. $Jg4; geese, $1 2ol 50 per pair.
Green fruit Apples," choice," $1 23 per
box;- common. SCctper box.
Bananas $12 60 per bunch.
Eggs Store, 2562Sc; fancy ranch, 40c;
Eastern. 23T26c.
Receipts Flour, 47,790 quarter sacks, do
Oregon. 1000 quarter sacks; do Washing
ton, 54O0 quarter sacks; wheat, 1800 cent
als; barley. 3SO0 centals: oats, 2690 centals;
do Washington, 5S50 cental: beans, 17,630
sacks; do Eastern, 500 sacks; corn, 2175
centals; potatoes, 7350 sacks: bran, 520
sacks; middlings, AW sacks; hay, 470 tons;
wool, 165 bales; hides, 740.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5. Cattle Receipts, 12,-
BOO Jiead, including 1000 Westerns and 1000
Texans; "marke generally" a6c" higher.
Good to prime steers, $5, 506; poor to me
dium, $4 90f?5 40; selected feeders", steady,
$3 804 40. mixed stockers. $2 502 75;
cows, $2 TOSH 40; heifers, $2 754 75; can
ners. ; 5&if2,60: bulls. $3 20P4 40: calves,
$44 CO, Texas fed steers, f44 85; grass
steers, $3 354 15; bulls. 603 25. ,
' Hogs Receipts, 23,000 head; tomorrow,
estimftted, 25JK0. "eft ovp 4500; average.
JOc higher 'and active: top $1 So. Mixed
and butchers. $4 944 95: good to. choice
heavy. $4 664 S5. rough heavy, $4 50S6 60;:
lisM. ,5094l: JJUlk-oioles. $4 g4 S5.
Sheep Receipts. 1S.0W head; market
Downing Hopklifs3 iSo;
r-
Chlcago BoardpLTrade
NcwA'ork -StSck Exchange
Room 4, Ground Floor , Chamber of Commerce
- - ,bo,t telephone's '
strong to 10c higher. Lambs, steady to
stroncr. Good to choice wethers. $44 25:
fair to choice mixed, $3 05f4; Weatern
sheep, JIJJ4 25; native lambs, $4j.5oaa 50;
Western lambs, $4 J5 ea
OMAHA. Nov. "'.Cattle-Receipts, 1600;
market, active, stronger, native beef,
steers, $4 25565: Western steers, $44 75; 1
Texas steers, $3 25IJ4; cows', an"d heifers.
$3 154 40; canners, $1 50ff3 stockers and
f eedprs, " $3 25S4 60; calves, $4575; bulls
and stags, $2 25?4 25.
Hogs Receipts, 25$); market, lOc-hikher;
heavy. $4 6244 70: mixed, $4 65-T 67;
light, t 654.70; bulk of sales, $4 654 o7.'
Sheep Receipts, 7100; inarket, steady,
active; fair to crfoice 'Westerns, $3" $$i;4
common .and choice sheep, $3 253 75;
lambs, $4 255 23.t " "
-TCANSAS" CITY, Nov. 5. Cattle Re
ceipts, 9000; market; stronger; Texas
steers, $2-755 15, Texas ""cows.- $2 302 35:'
native steers, $3 755 65; native cows' ana
heifers, $li 25; stockers and feeders,
$2 504 23; "bullB. $2 253 75. . ,
Hogs Receipts, 5030; market, strong;
bulk-of sales, ?4 7261 75:' heav'j', $4-60ft'
4 80; packers. $4 75J14- S0r mixed. $4 70t
4 77V4; lights, $1 7frS4 S3;.yorJcers, $4 754 SO;
pigs, $4 404 75.
Sheep Receipts, 2000; market, steady;
lambs, $4(55 40; muttons, $2 504.
The Metal Markdtn.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5 Business was very
slow In the market Tor metals ioday. Tin.
was the only metal showing signs of ac
tivity, ruling firmer in tone at an advance
jof J50 points, prompted by encouraging-
ifsnntrhf from abroad and scarcity Of
sellers. The close was firm 'at $27 50&27 75. J
Pig iron warrants 'were" quiet at -$S olc
9 25. Lako copper was dull at, $16 75g;i7 00.
!Lead and spelter both dull at $T";54 and'
$4 104 )5, respectively. , ,. The, brokers':
price for leaa was Haw una u? kvu
$16 TaS'lS 57.
Bar silver, 64. , .
SAN FRANCISCo7Nov. 5. Bar silver,
C4"i.
LONDON, Nov. 5 Bar silver, 2913-16. ,
. "
TlvsjCoiTeeMarltet. ,
NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Coffeer-Market
steady, 10 points higher; sales, 18,000 bags,
including- November, $7 20; March. $7 40;
May, $7 50; September, $7 70; spot Rio,
steady; No. 7 -invoice, Sc; jnild, quiet;
Cordova, 9"134c.
. Standard OH BoominR.
' NEW YORK, Nov. Standard OH
Company certificates made a new record
today. They touched $625, or 12 points
higher than the previous highest price
ever quoted.
The Cotton Mnrfcet.
Tjrrtv vnRTf.. Nov. 5 Cotton-rFuture''
closed barely steady 1 point higher to 2
puuil.a iulr r . . . -
-MR. O'SHEA'S BUGABOOS.
TUe Strnncc Fears He Has It, Mc-,
lr Kinicy Jis Elected.
SELLSVOOPi Or., Nov-L (To the Ed-,
ltor.) Wrt have, -been told so often dur
ing thiacampftlg)ft tha-t President lcKln
lv was oreoarirur to declare himself
Emperor of jthe Unjted tates that it !
has been taken for granted inac T.m wa.3
the opinion of the--Bryan party. But
about two weeks ago Mr. O'Shea rushed
lntd print, through the kindness of The
Oregonian, to tell us that it is Go-.er.nor
Roosevelt from whom we are to expect
the overthrow of the Republic and the
establishment of an empire on its ruins
However, as other Bryan suppotters have
not hastened to sanction Mr.. O'Shea's
opinion, it is probable that he is alone
In this view of the matter. But evident
ly Mr. O'Sbea is not averre. to being In
the wrong on any questlonr even though
he may. be alone. He is evidently xtt a
very mild disposition for in speaking of
the cowardly ruffians who have attacked
Mr. RooEevelt, he refers to them as
"quick-tempered citizens,." whp have fig
ured in our history because of the true
greatness Qf their vjqtims. J. Wilkes
Booth was a "quick-tempered citizen,''
and Gulteau was another. Butt these, msn
were heroes, beside those coarse Imita
tions of human beings whp, under cder
of darkness, or a dense crowd, -"have
thrown missiles at Hoosevept.
Mr.. O'Shea sajs that the nomination
Of Roosevelt -was an. lns.ult,.to he Intelli
gence and patriotism of the people. .But
how does he know this? He Is probably
the only man who has thus far openly
expressed su,ch an, opinion, and. Judging
from his utterances, he does not belcng
to that class of people who have any.
considerable Intelligence or 'patriotism,
and It ls.wTong for him to assume what
Is an Insult to him Is ari instilt to any
one else.
Mr. O Shea Intimates tHat It would be
no loss If Roosevelt should be killed In
one of these cowardly attaeks. Tfcl Is
a peculiar feeling for any Arnotlcan citi
zen to exoress. or even to hold, toward
any fellow-man who has not wronged him
in any way whatever. But, of course,
it will not disturb Roosevelt, as he will
never even know of Mr. O'Shea'a exist
ence. Mr. O'Shea, like many Bryan support
ers, is greatly distressed at the prcsp-ct
of the establishment of an empire here
in the event of Republican success. But
is there any less to fear from Bryan In
that line? He rules the party whose can-
I didate he is as completely as if he were
a monarch. The platform is his plat
form. His wishes as to its make-up
were obeyed absolutely. If he dictates to
his party, wolild he not. If he could, dic
tate to the Nation? But, of course, no
thinking man really fears 'any such 'ca
lamity from either party.
Mr. O'Shea has discovered a few things
that have been thus far hidden from
the rest of mankind. "He has learned that
in 1S96 McKinfey was so impaired in mind
and body that only a chosen few were
allowed to see him at his home in Can
ton, where he was kept concealed for
fear of the disastrous effect on the result
of the election that might follow if the
voters were allowed to see him. And he
has steadily declined since, so that now
he is kept out of sight altogether. He
has also found out that the attacks on
Roosevelt are planned by him, or at least
with his consent. These things are re
markable, and they show that Mr. O'Shea
is still much in red of the watchful care
of a special Providence.
Mr. O'Shea sajs In the conclusion of
his long and unintelligible tirade aga'nt
the Republican party that "to doubt
which way tills election will go would
be almost equivalent to doubting wheth
er the American people as a Nation are
fit to be free." This may be true. It
f Is also true-that' a doubt s.s to the re
sult is 'a doubt as to the intelligence of
a majority of our voters:
Mr. O'Shea intimates tha"t -some. Republicans-
will vote -for Bryan, but in
this, as In nearly everything he says, he
is mistaken to 'put it mildly. Nor will
the Democrats do so. Many who call
mmzimmzsM.
tUOrtnon Rlehnne. Pllln
Chinch at wot twwco. Tesmr oijr .curd Use worn cues In old and yoc Jtrisiar from Stcts
of selfebnsc, diuijatian. txceiKt, o dsaretts-Haokia. Cure l-OSX ManhOCd. Im-
i
Vj.3ur
or udrjs lpntion, Stpp?. Quicknoi' of D!3- Srf Vi Charcot Stopo Ker-
VOUS,TvrltChlns Of Eyelids. Sicca us hamcauie. EL4S Jicp4tt vigor wo pcirjcY to
airr ruscxioc Hoar crt- cnbondfst m. fitr tm &t feand. WVrtt Rio-Mini. R?tH.irWM4
.Ti nnnaainou mimafB 10
orptas, .SbssUies th bnia, d rre ceataK 9x box. 4 ftr fs-so by mail. fcOTtVq A-wiJt53nu5iee, to cuts
awaeyjrfowjad. ni&s Mjoics. OnsUis fres. Addrose, Blihos Remsdy Co.t8-ar FrancisooLCal.
STor sale or Aldrlch Pharmacr. SliUi and "Was hlactca streets. Portland, Or.
themselves Democrats, and are trjlng to
delude themslves Into b Jlevlag that troy
are such, will vote for Brjan, bi$t,of tho
teal Democrats, some will vote for Mc
Klnley and-many will refrain frcm oting
until their party once more 'has an r or
ganized existence. Brian will be again J
defeated,nndthe real Democrats, as well
as the Republicans, hoae.hls defeat will
fee flnal.. . CHARLE3 K. BTJRIJSIDE.
- t
DAILY CITY STATISTICS: v
Real "Estate1' Transfers. '
D. R. Hawkins o W.J. Hawkins, un
divided one,-half In w est23 1-3 feet
of lots'-0 and 7, block 41,' Couch's
Addition, October 10 ,$ 1,
Albert Moore tq .IMelson. Er Turner,.
a u SE- and S. SW. SAV. "4
soctlon 23, T. 1 N.. R. a E,; also N.
if of SE. 4 and N. SW. "i samo;
also 20 acres in section 26, T. 1 N.,
R. 5 E... October 10 , 5200
B. H. Whidden to H. W. Coe, lot 2,
Gilmnn's subdivision of block C,
Tabor Heights, February 28 v... ISO
Aurora W. Bowman and B. H. Bowf
man to J. J. Patterson, 16ts i and 5,
block 9, Sunnyslde, November 5... . 1
Paclflc Coast Abstract Co. to same,
lot- 5, block 9. Sunnyslde, Novem
bers , , 400
Virginia Thompson and husband to
Manraret T. Patterson,' lot 4, block
9, Sunnyslde, November 1 ....'. 1000
Anna Stoltz and husband to P. Olsen,
lot 3,,bloCk 9, Feurer's Addition, Oc
tober 15 600
C. W. Paliptt and wife to J. R. WB
son. lots 6. 7, S. 9 and 10. block 10.
Excelsior, November 5... 100
H. S. Bacon to Alva Bacon, 3 acres,
Douglas D. ZL. .C.. October 27. 1
August Gunther to Margaret Day, lots
7 and 8, block 4 Tremont, Novem
ber 5 175
C.-L. McKenrxa-to H. B- Noble, lots
1. 2 and 3, block 34, Portsmouth,
November 5 4. 1
G. H. Van ffouten. trustee, to H. E.
, JS'oble". lots I. 2 anfl i. block -34,'
Portsmouth, September 15 1837 1
R. Livingstone -and wife-to-Kato Sin
nott, lot 1, block 106, Stephens' Ad
dition, October 26 ..-...,. 145,
Donald Macleay estate and heirs to
same, same, October 31 ." 144
Mary Rosenbach, William I. Roscn-
' feld et al., to -WiHlam-R. Ellis, lot
6, block 65, Portland, October IS 1
bneriff, for Andrew B. Garswell et nl.,
to the American Fire Insurance Co.
ot Philadelphia, lots 1 and 2, "block
3. Farrell's Addition, November 2... CS6
Wallace L. McCamant and wife to
Kate S'nnott, lot 1, -block 10G, Steph
ens' Addition, October 27 l-
TBriimirtrc Pcrmltn.
L. B. Stearns, repairs to building on
Morrison street, between Fif .h and Sixth,
t SSOO.
1 Fleidrier & Holmaln, alterations in build
ing corner Washington and Fourth
streets', SS000. '
ainrriape License. ,
James G. Embry, aged 30, Emma, D.
Bennett, aged 2L , .
Birth. .
November 1, girl, to wife of J. A. Pally,
7554 Thurman street.
Dentlis.
.November 4, Frederick Schmld, 5 years.
St. Vincent's .Hospital; obstruction of
bpwels.
. November 2, Agnes Treber, 32 years, C31
Union avenue North; dropsy.
Thomas A. SDrlnsrer. .42 years, fireman.
'Mtorl at T.na "Virni- TC. M.
Mary J. Jansen, 63 years, 4274 Johnson, (
street; cerebral tumor. .,
November JV .Rush Reed, 63 years, 175
Twenty-third street: tuberculosis. - ,
November L Ellen Simmons, 67 years,
Holbrook; exhaustion.
November 3, Arthur L. Wllklns, 24 years,
Rose"burg; tuberculosis.
Contagious Diseases.
Osla Bartlet, 96$ Union avenue; scarlet
fever.
A. Alexander, 431 .Majn street; scarlet
fever.
George and M. Johnson, 431 Main street,
scarlet fever.
E. Christiensen, S00 Montana avenue;
scarlatina. . ,
Mrs. S. P. Kurr and three, children, Uni
versity Park, scarlet feyer.
Maria Fqster, 54 East "Sixth, street; ty
phoid fever. ,
Japanese Diplomacy..
London iKing. ,
It was at the'.tlme of the exhibition in
1S67. A Japanese Embassy went to Paris
to treat for threef -free .-ports in, France,
In return for which France was to have
three In Japan. The negotiations proved
short and amiable.
"Make your choice." said Japan; "we
nill choose afterward."
The M nlster of For ign Affairs selected
Yokohama. Yeddo and Harg Yang
The Embassy made no objection; they
simply smiled, and went on their way.
Some time afterward Japan sent wrrd
hat the three ports mentioned ware
agreed to, and in return Japan des red
Havre, Marseilles and ' Southampton.
This last name gave the French offi
cials fits. They never laughed so much
before, and certainly never since. South
ampton a French port! No, it was too
good. Gently, but unmistakably, they ex
plained the situation.
"Why, Southampton is In England,"
they replied.
"We know that.", came the cool re
sponse, "but 4 then Hang Yang Is In Co
rea." '
Whereupon the French official col
lapsed. "-
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Hone Konjr, via Yokohama and Kobe. Due
at Portland, is follows:
S3 SKARPSNO Oct. 2S
SS. MONMOUTHSHIRE Nov. 23
SS. MILOS , v ,... Dec. 23
For freight or passage apply to
T. M. Stevens & Co., (nc.
6-8-10 Columbian bids.. Third and Oak sts.
WASHIINdTOM & ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COk
The fast mall steamship "CfTX OF SEAT
TLE," satllDE from Seattle every 10 days ior
Biasway, callins at Port Tonnsend. Ketchikan
and Juneau. . . .
Steamers "ABERDEEN" and "P.inR." Se
attle to Skarwar. aod intermediate points.
every seven daySw . ,
Throuth tickets to Dawson, J75, flrst-class;
and S5G second-class.
DODWELL & CO.. Ltd..
252 Oak st TleDhone Main Dfl.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
UAILET GATZERT c Alder-street DociJ
j Leaves Portland daily very rriprr.lns at ?
torla every night Al T oc!oc3c except Sunday.
coa phonn Main SSI Columbia phorv "!
hive been In u&e-drer ra vcatc b-r the !-!. nftii. M.mn
,permatorrhoa Insomnia, Pains
ilsaiO'is, Lome 'ncK, nervous oo-
ranrnr. i.osj nr vrztiA umn. vnncncaio.
SfMisttii
TR'iVELERS j GUIDE;'
, - r, , rt.-it ,
liiin I .-,, - V;
Union DeiOt, SlxtU aad J Street.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR' ALL POINTS EAST
"CIIIClGO-rOItTLA-fD $VEQ?.n
Leacs for tho East, ia Huntington, at 9.00
A. M.. arrives at, 4-J30 P. 31.
SPOKAKB ULYJEIl, .
For Spokane, Eastern VfashingUn. and. Great
Northern points, leave -at a i'r-M.; arrives 'At
7 A. M.
ATLANTIC EXPItESS.
Leaves for-tho East, via Huntlnrton, -at 9s00
P. 11., arrives at 3.40 A M.
TUItOJJGH PULLMAN AND-TOURIST
SsLEEPBRS.
OCEAN Jl,D IUVE11 SCHEDULE
Water lines schedule subject to change .with
out notice.
OCEaN DIVISION From Portland, leavs
Ainsworth Dock at 8 P. M.r sail -every 3 daya;
Geo. "W. Elder. Saturday. Nov 7'. Tuesdayi.
Nov. 13; Frl , Nov 23, Mon., Be4. 3. Colum
bia, Mon., Oct. 20; Thurs , .So. a; Sun., Nov.
IS: ed . Nor 2&; Sat., Dec 8. .
FrCm San Franlsno Sull nverv B day.
Leave Sjtear-street Pier 2i, at ll A. M.: Geo.
W. Elder, Tues . Oct. 38. Fri.,;Nov. 0. Mon..'
Nov. 19. Thurs , Nor. 20, Sua., Dec. 9. Co
lumbia. Sun.. Nov. 4; Wed . Nov. 1. Sat.,
Nov. 24; Tues , Dec 4, Fri., Dec. 11.
COLUMBIA RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Hassalo leaves Portland tfallr. 'ex
cept Sunday, at S 00 P. M.; on Saturday at
10 GO P. M. Returning, leaves Astoria, gaily.
except Sunday, at 7,00 A. M.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. .
PORTLAND AND SALEM. OR.
Sttamec Modoc, -for Salem pna nay points.
leaves from Ash-street Dock at 0 A. M. on
Mondais. Wednesdays and Frldavs. Return-
lnc, leaves Salem at C A M. on Tuesdays. J
Thursdavs and Saturdays.
f AM HILL RIVER ROUTE.
PORTLAND AND DAYTON. OR.
Steamer Ruth, for Oregon City, Buttevllle. 1
Champoeg. uajton and way landings, leaves
Portland Tuesdays, Thursdajs and Saturdays
at 7. CO A. M. Leaves Dayton for Portland
and way points Mondays. "Wednesdays and
Fridays atji 00 A. M.
"" SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
RIP ARIA. WASH.. AND LEWISTON'. IDAHO.
Steamer Spokane or steamer LevrUton Jeaves
Riparla daily at 3 40 A. M., arriving at Lew
lston about J P. M. Returning, the Spoane or
Ltwlston leaves Lewlston daily at" A- M.. ar
riving at Riparla same evening. "
W. H HURLBURT.
General Passenger Agent.
V. A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent.
Telephone Main 712. 80 Third St.. cor. Oak.
STEAMSHIP LINE
CHINA AND JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND.
For rates, accommodations, etc. apply to
OREGON RAILROAD H NAV CO .
Agents, Portland, Or.
SOUTH
Lave J,C-PItStefit,i.an,, Arrive
OVERLAND EX
PRESS TRAINS.
for Salem. Rose
burg, Aznland Sac
ramento. Ogden,
'San Krahclsco. Mc
Jave, Lea Angeles,
El Paso, New Or?
"leans ani the East.
r
At , Toodhura
(dally except Sun
day) morning train
connects with train
for Mt, Aivcel. Sll
verton. Browns
ville," Springfield
and Natron and
v enlng train for
Mt Angel and Sit
verton. Albany passenger
Corvallls passenger.
Sheridan pas'gr
8:30 P. M.
3.30 A. M.
7:45 A. M.
6:30 P. M.
4:C0 P. M.
7:30 A.-M.
IK.50 P. M.
lOdOA. M.
115:50 P. M.
8:25A., M.
DaUy. llEally excopt Sunday.
Jtebate tickets on sale between Portland. Sac
ramento And San rranclsco. Net rates S17 nrst
class, 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.
TAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson, street
Leave for Oswego daily at 7.20. 9 40 A. M.
12 30. 155. 3 28. 4 40, 0.25. 8 30. 11 30 P. M.;
and J) 00 A. M on Sundays only. Arrive at
Portland daily at 6 35 8 30. 10 50 A M.:
1.35. 3.10. 4,J0. 6.15. 7 40, 10 00 P. il ; 12.40
A M. dally, excep Monday, 8 30 and 10.05 A
M. on Sundays only.
Leave for Dallas daiiy. except Sunday, at
6 05 P. M. Arrive at Portland at 0.30 A. M.
Passenger train leaves. Dallas for Airll Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at .2.45 P. M.
Returns Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except-SUnday.
R. KOEHIiER. C H. MARKHAM.
Manager. Gen. Frt. & Pass Axt.
ONLY 70 HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
...VIA...
Sfes-SS
I fi . mnlli".'ljiiiimniiuiilltMMi
UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO:
OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. CO.
OREGON R. R. L NAVIGATION CO.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
TO THE EAST
NO CHANGE OF CARS to Denver,
Omaha, Kansas Cily and Chicago.
Only Four Days
To New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Washington.
Palace Sleepers, Tourist Sleepers, Dlnlng.'Cars,
Library Cars, Free Reellnlns-Chalr Cars.
Steam Hat, Pintsch Light. Fast Time,
Union Depots Baggage checked to destination.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
135 Third Street Portland, Oregon
J H LOTHnOP.
Gen'l Agent.
GEORGE LANG
City Pass. & TkU Agt,
Steamers
Altpna and Pontiona
Datir (ex Sunday) for IndcponfenceJ Salera
and all -war landings. Utavt iM&bnO.-i4& a.
U.f tieare Salem 1 A. M.: Ihdepe&dsnce, 9
A. U. OiSce and dock. faSt Taylor at.
5f SUNSET -Tll
(O 0GDEN4SHASXJ!
IRA"BL3RS' GUIDS -j
The Yellowstone Park and
Pioneer Dinlng-Car ftoute
Leave.
BnMa B-pol, Rhail JSti
Arrive.
No.'12f -OvArlaiMV KzM.t rr
jr oaII-
l45jP. M4Stlj,-BefHU.Aer
uogeetaa, . i7osmioUa.
Olrmpia Tacoma, St-
EKltsvlliev Soekaae.'
iunRaa, Moscow, . Law
rlillHr!' Farsof 45u-
iXtaui. Jlianeasdlisv (Bau
igago JHtuoq, vasft-i
KlHtlcn. V V. . iTT
fTttrk. aad all point
.east aaa toutneast.
No. 4
11:30 P. M.
KanaClty-St LauisT
Sreti&t for Tacoma. fa'e-"
KokuS-
SeJatoo p.,ac
attW. North Yakima
mtxvlll. SBOkSI)l.
Ross'land. LewistoH,
Itblena, Butte. Bllliagi,
Deadwood, Denver
uraana. at josen.
KasClty"'St Lcuh.
fQlilcags. SVaAbrngtoni
":-?$
uattBore. New yk,
SosWn. 'and oil points
east and southeast.
Baggage checked to destination of tlckts.
Unioa Depot connections in all prbtolpal qitlea.
Through car serviee via Northern PaTtiflc
Burllngten Route train No. 4. for OrnahaSt,
Joseph. Kansas City, St Louis. QaiekTlmo
and unequaied aceommodatiens The qniyrllne
running Pullman, standard and Pullman up
holstered tourist sleepers, the flaest in thl
worlds Portland to' Minneapolis, and. Stt Paul
without change. - -
For any Additional Information, tickets,
sleeping-car reservations, maps of routes, etc.,
call on or write to,
A D.CHARLTON -tj
Aaalstan.t Genra,l( Pnsengf jr" jCgnt,
2fi;rilorrIon. Sjt.7 Cor. TlalirS
PprtlRnd, Oregon. v
THEHECTRIO
UBHTED LIMITED.
Between Stpaal and Chicago ,
tbc " kaqwing onc ' tike the
BurHagtaa's Chlcjgo Limited '
the " dcctrk-tigMed train.'
They tike, if beewse It li as
bo&elifce at taelrown coaei as
ioxurloij at a ic-a-4iy hate!. "'
Geo. M. Pdlmaa proaaaaccd
ItUke 'l alsetttrala that crertteoj
oa wheels.4 tis.
leaVes , Pari ?.p) p. a,
v , Ajrircs Chicago o.y a. ja, t
All traas-caatiaeatal trains con. '
sect with It. All Ufket ifftU '
sell tickets by li.
Write for lnformstloa.
AC. SHELDON,
General Agti,
too Third St.,
Portland, Osk.
AND
SOO LIN
FIRST-CLASS AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS DAILY
PASSENGERS BOOKED
AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP r
' - OFFICE '"r
For full ijartlcular apply to' ' l"'
""'' 'ri iC ABBOTT". Agent;
i4ff Third st, Pol-tland; 'Or.
E. J. COTLB. A O. P. A,
Vancouver. B. Ci ,.
,1-
J.
Tklei Offitt, 26X Mitri Slmi, 7. ThiseiH
Tb riye, daily lis a
from Iu Pa ml. Misn.
spoils, Daluir.. CateJi4
ml! rx-lnt Sail.
ARRITS.
Mat
7 on A it
Through Paiac. and Tourist Slevra, Dlalxvi
and BurUt Srooklng-Llbrary Cars.
JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE
STEAMSHIP IDZUMI MARU'
For Japan. Cnlfls and' alt AsUtl polati-wlJJ
leave Seattlo
About December 10th
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad .Co.
leaves
J"ot. Jlaygars. -Kainlsn
Clatslutnit. iipor.
Clifton. As torla, War-
retaiarr. nai Ham-
moad. rort Stercaa.
GCAtnirt. Patx. "I1
Aatorla and ajhor
". stsprewv-
Pally.
Aatorfa Ksprtsa,
Daily.
AKRIV3
UNION
DEPOT.
I UNION t,
00 A. XL
11:10 A. M
:iO P. it.
I CsMP.M
.,. Tletet oJEce. tSZ. Morrlsffn at, anT UnJoodtpoC
3. C MATO. Gso-Psju. An.. JUtorti. pt.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
FOR ALASKA.
THE dOMPXNY'S' elegant
steamships Cottage City, City
of loelca. and V1 - KL leave
TACOMA JI.A.M . 8BATTLB
9 PM. Nov. I. 6. 11. 18.
21 28, Decc L 0. 11. 13, 21.
J, 31, Jan. 5. A steamer
every fifth Jay thereafter.
Further Information obtain
company's Mae- The ooAi party teservwthe
rlcb to-change steamers,-sailing dates And
hours of sailing, without previous, notice ,
AOSNTS-N POSTON, 2-itf WishJHgton St..
PorOsuod Or . P. W CAKLBTON. N. P. K. B.
DaJc.- Tacoma. TICKaTOPIICR. OU- Pirst
avL, Seattle,, E. W M3SLSE, Ticket Agt.;
li II I.Zrr"D. Psret Bound Supt. -Oeeaa
Doefc. Seattle; C. XV MtLLSft. AssL Pagtt
Eduad Sbst .Osgan DccICk Seattle. . y ,
J.OOuXLUiscflNs & CO. Uen Agt. f.
LKA X I
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