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THE MORNING OREQONIAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1900.
COMSERCIAX AND
The -wheat market -wap a sickly affair
for Monday, and the cereal fell away In
all directions. The American visible vras
"way Up In the Wg flgurcsnvorld'a ship
ment were heavy, fine rains "were
falling' In California, and take it alll
around, bullish symptoms' were about as"
scarce as hen's teeth. The East wob
bled around considerable, but closed much
lower. Weakness dn freights helped to
keep the San Francisco market fairly
eteady, and the "satae feature -was slightly
In evidence locally, although, trjere were
few buyers. Jn the market t anything
over 53 tejj8$ cents for- Wajlaf Alalia.
There wasa&me "vtalla "Walla wheat offer
ing at 5ieeits, but very little business
was doing. ?
In the produce markets, busjnesfe ws of
tho usual ilonday proportions, and price
changes "tfeije jjf no tynscquerlce.
Eastern eggs have advanced In Chicago
and "irompresent indications both East
ern and "Oregon stock Is in a fair way to
stand another advance In the local mar- 1
ket There was efiough poultry carried
over to- give that market a very wak
start, but 'receipts were light. Game Is
also lass plentiful this week, "which will
make matters better fr the poultry ship
pers. Potatoes" -and onions are-'flrm on
light receipts. There is no change In. the
hop market.
Bank Clenrlnga.
Bxchanr's. Balances.
Portland f02547 S88.M0
Tam j&j.'na 32.a
Seat 1- . . 558 5-W 153.7ft!
8pokaae . 2J3,im 44,320
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Grain, JPlonr, Etc.
SVbeat Walla Walla, 58534c; Valley, nom
inal, bluestem. C0B7c per bushel.
Flour Best grades, $2 9003 40 per barrel;
Sxaham. (2 60.
Oats v Bite, 41$43c perbusbe 1; gray, 40
Barley Feed.S1515 SO. brewing. ?1P10.&0
Ier ton.
"VIUlstuiTs Bran. $15 SO per ton; middlings,
(21. shorts. $17; chop, $16. .
Hai Timothy. 1312 00. clover. $70 CO; Or
egon wild bay, ?67 per ton. r
Batter, Ebs, Poultry, Etc.
Butter Faney creamery. 4550c; store, .259
80c per roll.
Eggf-BftEtern. 2025c; Oregon ranch, arm
at 3C32Vfec per dozen.
Poultrj CWckeas. mixed. 2 50 per dozen;
bens. ?3, ducks, $8 B0, geese, ?07 per doz
en, turkeys, Me. 10011; dressed, n12c par
pound.
Cheese FuH cream, twins, ll124c? Young
America. 12fl3e per pounds
Vegetables, Frnlt, Etc.
Vegetables Parsnips, S5c, turnips, 75c. car
rots, 75c per sack, onions, ?1 1 30, cab
bage $1 26 9 1 50 per cental, potatoes, 50
C5e per saok, sweet potatoes, fl 40Q1 50 per
cental, qcRry. 605c per dbzen.
Fruit LennJns, $2 75 g 4. oranges, $4 per
box, pineapples, $4 506 per dozen, bananas.
$2 503'per bunch. Penslan dates, "7c per lb.;
pears, 7De$l per box, apf les, 50c $1 per
box, grapes, Muscat. UOo?l; Tokay, $1; Cpn
cords. 2&fr30c 'per basket.
Dried rutt Apples, evaporated. 7QfSc per
pound, sun-dried sacks or boxes, 530c; pears,
6e0c, prunes, Italian. 5 9 7c: sller, extra
choice, 5 7c, Acs, California black. 5c: do
white. 507c, plmns, rltless, white. 76c per
pound. .
Meat nod Provisions. ,- -
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and
ewes, sheared, $3 50, dressed, 607c per lb ;
Spring lambs, 3c per pound gross, dressed. 7
7Hc
Hog-3ross. ehelce heavy, $5 C0S5 75; light,
$5 dressed, B46c per pound.
Veal Large. CH7c per pound; small, 80
8V per-pound.
Beef Gross, top steers, SS 5094; eows, $8$
S 50 dressed beef, G7c per pound.
Provisions Portland pack (Shield brand)
Hams, snMKed. are'jeTed at llo per pound,
pfcnlc baTms, Stc per pound; breakfast baton,
1SVWN3P, bacon. lOVidlHc, backs. 10Hc, dry
ilt sides, 8Vi10c. dried1 beef, 15e, lard, 5
pound palls. 10Sc. 10-pound palls. lOHc; 50s,
10e, tierces. 10c per pound. Eastern pack
CBammonas). Hams, large, llc, medium,
lttse, smalt. 12c, picnic hams, Sc, shoulders.
Be, breakfast bacon, 13Vj15MiC. dry salt side's,
04 10He; bacon sides, 104Sll4c; backs.
10?tC, butts. 12c, lard, pure leaf, kettle ren
dered, 6s; 164c. 10s, 10Hc, dried beet. 15c
Groceries, )di, Etc.
Coffee Mocha. 234J2Sc. Jaa. fancy. 2332c;
traa. good. 20924c. Jaa. ordinary, 1820c;
Costa Htca. faney. lS$20c. do good. 10018c, do
ordinary. 10$12c per pound, Columbia, roast,
$13 IS Arbuckle's. $14 13, Lion, sis 13 pr
case -
Sugar Cube, $0 35; crushed, $0 GO; pow
dered, (S 96, dry granulated. $5 75; extra C
$5 25. golden C $5 16 net; bait barrels. Mc
more than barrels, maple sugar, 15910c per
pound.
Salmon Columbia River, 1-pound tails, $1 50
02 2 pound tails. $2 264J2 50. fancy 1-pound
jflatt. $29225. -pouna fancy nas. $1 10J
1 30, Alaska. 1 - pound tails, $1 40&1 00, 2-
pound tails. $1 OOtfS 25
Beans Small white, 4$5,c, large do, SJtcy
bajou. 350. Lima. 6c per pound.
Grain bags Calcutta, $ 124 per 100 for
spot
Coal oil Cases. 18Vc per gallon: barrels,
Ue tanks. 13a
Rice Island, GHc? Japan. 5Hc; New Orleans,
4- e5Ve fancy head. $77 50 per aack.
Nuts Peanuts 64 7c per pound for raws Oo
for roasted, cocoanuts, SOe per dozen, walnuts.
10 lie per pound, pine nuts, 15cr hickory
nuts, 7c, -fchestnnrei 15(5: "Braali, lie; filberts,
15 fancy pecans. 124914c; almonds; 15Ql?4c
per pound. J
V tUU "fJlt , "
Hops, "WoloI. JLLdes. Etc.
Hops New crop, 11-ic per pound. 1803
crop, O07&
Wool Galley 13M4c. Eastern Oregon, 10Q
ISc mohair. 25c per "pound '
Sheepskins Shearlings. 1620c; short-wool,
3(0350 medium-wool, 304f0o; long-wool. 00c3
$1 each. t
Tallow 4c. No 2 and grease. 28c per lb.
Hides Dry hides No. 1. 16 pounds and up
ward. 14615c. dry kip. Na 1. 6 tolC pounds.
15c per pound, dry calf. No. 1. under 3 pounds.
15910c. dry salted, one-third less than dry
flint, salted bides, -round steers, GO pounds and
over. 7S; da 50 to 03 pounds. 74c; do un
der 50 prurids and cows. 7c. kip. 13 to 30
pounds 74Sc. do veal 10 to 14 pounds. 74c.
do call, under 10 pounds. 7c, green (unsalted),
1c per pound less, culls (bulls, stags, rnofb
eaten, badly eat. scored balr slipped. teather
beaten or grubby), one-third less.
Pelts Bearskins, eaoh, as to size, $513;
cubs, each: $16. badger, each. 50c; wildcat,
26?75c, beusecat. 526c; fax. common gray.
40c4yl do red. $1 73S 50. do cross. $2 500;
lynx. f9f4 50 mink. 40ot?$l 75, marten, dark
Northern. $9610. do pale. pine. $24M. musk
rat. 8 12c. skunk. 50S0c. otter (land). $4
CS panther, with head and claws perfect.
$1'3, raoooes. 2S0c. wolf mountain, with
fcsad perfect. $3 50 9 3. woUerlne. $2 503;
Tttaver. per akin, large. $G67; do medium, per
ln. $45, de saaall. per akin. $162: do kits.
ytr skin, $!&. '
KEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
v .
Hcarry Se.Ung Pressure Forced
Prlcea to Lower Levels.
NEW TORK. Nov. 19. The selling pres
sure again proved more than the market
could absorb, and prices are very gener
ally lower as a result. There aro a few
exceptions, both In the railroad and In
dustrial departments, but the strength In
these few stocks was not free from an
appearance of manipulation by the bulla
far the purpose Qf sustaining the, mar
ket and encouraged renewed bujing for
tha advance. The downward course of
prices promptly set In after the market
had opened generally higher. Easier
money in London, and the extent of the
advance for Americans prompted soma
speculative -ventures In that market, and
the stories cabled from abroad of great
trunk line consolidations showing that
tie raraotvrnonger "had been regaling the
British pttblls. with muoh the same kind
of fare as that -which, has heen in Wall
street for some time past.
The lotver prices here in New York at
tracted buying by the arbitrage brokers,
which served to sustain the. market, but
on the "continued evUniw nt -. Y
LOnden. they turned seller and Haul- 1
ta very heavily, the al8oa bUBea
FINANCIAL NBWS
being estimated at upwards of, 40,000
shares. .Selling, from domestic sources
was Iso-very-large. The railroads, as a
rule, were most affected, "and many
standard stocks were forced a point or
over below Saturday's leveL In the late
deallngs.a. strong- demand developed for
Northern Paclflc, which carried It up 2
to 68?i 5reat Northern preferred rose
easjly an extreme 8 points, but this rally,
while it affected the market generally,
and drove the bears to cover, did not
hold, long stock coming out on the ad
vance. When the bears pefcelved this
they made a fresh attack and drove
.prices down again, jand, while tha. level
Of tfis "market did n6t fall generally to
the early low point; the closing "was act
ive and easy. Amongst the polnts-t spe
cial strength should be mentioned Gen
eral Electric, Metropolitan Railway,
American Ice, Colorado Fuel and Amer
ican Smelting, and for a time, Sugar 'and
Brooklyn Transit.
The. announcement of a failure of a
board member had some slight Influence
on sentiment, until it was learned' tb Te
of no Importance. There was no actual
news development to account for the
downward course of prices, and It was
largely due to technical causes. The cus
tom of professionals to tak& the bear
side of the market against a public bull
position asserted itself andthere- was
much solid opinion to be heard that the
rise In prlpos had overrun Itself nnd that
a reaction was overdue. The .money mar
ket -wsb closely scanned -for signs of di
minishing resources. .Call money hard
ened slightly, but eased off again In the
late dealings. New York exchange at
Chicago also fell from a small premium
to" a tmall -discount. The sterling ex
change rate held steady in spite of the
slightly 'firmer money rate here and an
easier rate In London, s The supply -of
grain and. cotton has been much dimin
ished, and exchange experts surmise that
the flnnneBS of 'exchange indicates an ac
cumulation going on for. some purpose,
probably subscriptions of foreign loans.
The volume of business in "bonds' as
well as In stocks was considerably di
minished, but prices of bonds held firmer
than those of stocks. Total sales, par
value. J3S05.000.
United States refunding 2s and the cou
pon 3s advanced Yt. and new 4s pe
cent on the last call.
BONDS
U. 8. 2s, ref Teg 104 N. Y Cent 1st? .109U
do coupon 104 (.Northern Pac. Ss.. 70
do Ss. roj 109 do 4s 104H
do coupon 100-!4 Oregon Nav. lsts.,108
.jlo new 4S. reg...l33, do 4s 104
Tiolcoupon 13714 Oregon S LCj ...127
do"eld-4s. reg... 11541 do con. Bs 114
do coupon ... . 115 Rio Gr West lsts 094
do Cs. reg...... 11241' SL Paul consols... 173
do coupon mlSt. P C. & P lstsllST,
do rm im
Atchlon adj 4s . S4'
C . N W con 7sl39
do S. F deb 5s 110
D, & It. O. 4s... 100
Gen Electric 5s.. 142
Union Pa"inp 4s. 106"
Wit Cent, lsts . S7
Southern Pac. 4S..114U
West Shore 4fl 3
STOCKS.
The total sales of stocks today were 1,253,500
snares, xne closing quotations were:
Atchison 378
Union Pup. nmf.
81
oo prar us
Bait. &. Ohio 82
f?an Y3nm. .....
WabajsK .
do pref
Wheel & I E..,
do 2d pref
Wis Central
8(4
21H
Can. -Southern '. . . 50$
V.UOS. . unio 3JW
Chi Gr AVestern. h
1
P. C. C.&St L.55
Third Aveius ... 112
EXPRESS CO.'S
Adhms 133
American 104
Urite4 States .... 47
ells-Fargo .. ..130
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer Cotton Oil . 31
do pref 00
Amer Malting .... 4
do pref .., 23
Amer Smelt & R 54y
. 13JVs
111 . ina &. Li.... 57
do irAf ova.
Chicago & N" w'lCOiA
C , R I & Pac ..114U
C , C , C fiSLL 0v
Colo. Southern ... 7k
uo isi prei .... 44
do M Tirttt 1ft
Del. & Hudson... .110
Denver & Rib Gr. 22
ao pret 74
do eref
07 a
Erie ? u 1
Amer. Spirits
144
iii xm. irei..... 3Ug
ao prer
wr jiiorm prer -ISO
Hocking Coal ... 17
Amer Steel Hoop J 32
Aa nref . - t
32
Hocking Valley . S$
Amer Steel & y' 4014
mineis lUentrai 1211&
ao pref fa
Amer Tin Plate... 43
--do preX ... ,.. 87,
Amer. Tobacco ..1084
do rref . . . ij
ma centra; . .. 20
fd. jref ., . ... 47
Lake Erte & W... 37 W
do pref 107
Lake Eiore . 210V4
Loyls L Nash... 80
Manhattan 11 . ..lHWi
Met St' Ry 174
Anaconda M. Co..I 60
Cont Tobacco
urooKiyn n. T. ... 71
??
ao nref
113
Mex. Central .. . 13
Federal Steel ..... 58
jmnn &. st. Iou G4
Bo pref Vli
MlsscAlrf Pactflo . 59Ti
ao prer 7(ji4
llucore Sugar "..". 50
Mobile & Ohio.... 40
ao prer i2
Int Paper 23M
do pref , 72
La Clede Gas. 73
National Biscuit .. 80
do pref 04
ivattonal Lead .... 204
do pref 08
National Steel .... 38
do pret 91
an. K. & T 11
no prer 38
New Jersey Cent. 145
New York Cent. 1 0
Norfqlk & West.. 41
-do pref 1
Northern Pacific. 67
do nref snu
Ontario . West... 25'Ai
U U.S. N.. 4Z
do nref 7il
x. Air liraKa.-vinx
North American .. 17
P nmvlian a. 14S.
Paclflc Coast .... 50
rtft tat nA? o '
Heading 11
do 1st pref 63'4j do 2d pref 01
Rio Gr. Weatern. C5
uu mu yici di t auuc juilll . nitify
il.1 1 rimn .' uu
Pfn1e n 00a?
do prof 01
St Ixuls & S F. 1ST;
do 1st pref 72
Pressed Steel Car. 54ii
co prei go
Pullman Pal Car. 144
Stand. Rope & T.. 6
?o HA nrAf 44S-
St Louis S. W... 14 Sugar
ugar 182,)),
do nref . 1 1 ft
ao pret 3)1
St Paul ,...123
An nmt 17K
.123 Tenn. Coal i Iron. 71
u t teatner. ... ir.
do pref 77
U S Rubber 31
St Paul & 0 121
Southern Pacific 41
southern lty 14
ao prer ob
do pref
03 Wefte-n Union ... 84
Texas &. Pacific... 19
Republic Iron & S. 17
Unipn Paclflc .... 70a
ao pret ....l. oo
Money, Exchange, ttc.
SAN FkANCISCO. Nov. 19. Sterling on
London, GO days, $4 854; sterling on Lon
don, sight, $4 82.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 Money on can,
8VS"4 per cent; -last, loans, 3.:per cent:
prime mercantile paper, 45 per cent;
sterling , exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4 S44 S4b
demand, and at $4 SOn. 60 " dayss
posted rates. (4 814 82 andvJ4 S34: com
mercial bills. 54 S04 80. Sliver certifi
cates, 644654c; Mexican dollars, EOVic.
Government bonds strong: state bonds
Inactive; railroad bonds steady.
LONDON, Nov. 19. Consols, 9S. Morv
ey. && per cent. -
Linseed Stoclcs Lovrcr.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13. Both the common
and preferred stocks of the National Lin
seed Oil Company made new low records
on the local exchange today, the common
selling to 64 and the preferred to 39,
The common closed at, 6"S. Both stocks
were sold freely here and In New York,
Forclgrn Financial Xcvrs.
NEW YORK. Nov. J2. The Qomrqefcial
Board of Trade and
Stock Exchange Brokers
GRAIN
PROVISIONS
STOCKS' and
COTTON
BOUGHT AND SOLD FORCASH Oil
"" CARRIED OW MARGINS
j2-
.ft ,
Chamber of Commerce
fWtiaadr Orcgoa
CULLISON&CO.
Advertiser's Xidndon financial cablegram
saysi
The markets here were active and firm
today. New Tork cables concerning tha
speculative and monetary position being
regarded as satisfactory. Americana were
good during, the morning. The Continent
sold a little, but many American orders
had to wait for execution. London pro
fesslonals continued purchasing after
your 'opening. You offered stocks ana.
Londqn, nervously realiied. Then you
came to the rescue, making the close
above the worst. There wererwlde fluc
tuations in Northern Pacific and Union
Pacifies. Money was easier. The market
o.viad.iha imnXover JELOOOOO, which, was
repaid. Discounts weakened.
UMS GRAIN -JfARKETS.
Prices for Cernls In &aropea-& aad
American Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19. Wheat and
barley futures firm. Spot wheat firm.
Sfeot barley weaker. Oats, steady. ,
Spot quotations were:
Wheat hipping, No. 1, S7c; choice,
SfTc; milling, ?1 W1 034.
Barlpy Feed, .721473?icj brewing, 80
Sl&c.
Oats Block, for seed; 51 22&1 80; red,
& 251 87.
Cal board sales:' '
"Wheat Quiet; recember, 97?ic; liay,
51 03; cash, 974c. '
Barley No sales.
Corn Large yellow, 51 201 23.
Cblcnpro Grain, and Produce.
.OHICAGQ. Noy. 19. Wheat was active
and strong for a short time following tho
SOUND SALM'ON PACK,
i
Untlre Output "Will Be Less Than Half as Large as Laat Year's.
- PhlllpF'Kelley,- the Seattle salmon broker, has made the following; .estimate .of
the 1900 pack on P.uget Sound: "
CANNERIES. f
Alnsworth & Dunn (2)
Alaska Packers' Association (2)
Anacortes Packing Company, Limited
Astoria, and Puget Sound PacklngCompany
Blaauw Cannery
Carlisle Canning Co., Limited. .7 '.
Cook. J. W. & V ,
Falrhaven Canning Company
Fldalgo Island Canning Company
George & Barker ,
George T. Meyer & Co.....
Paclflc American Fisheries Company (3)......
Port Townsend Packing Company
Puget Sound Packing Company
Roaalro Straits Packing Company
Totals
Comparative Iac1cs.
1900.
Sockeyes 22S.701
Rd Spring . i .; 29,983
Cohoes ., , .,118,174
Humpbacks ,.......;
. Chums Mt ,..; , 55,170
Totals ....". ,
f Description of
Sockeves
jei Bpnng :
Cohoes ... :.
Chums ....'... .?,..:
Note Humpbacks "run biennially; due
pack, :2.!KS.142.-
opening- Considerable strength was
shown by Liverpool where no strength was
looked for. There was a decrease on pas
sage which was unlocked for also, and
the -leather conditions were unfavorable
although this now Is not much of a fac
tor. There were also smaller world .ship
ments than expected. At the start there
,was ,a fair buying by local professlpnals
with some Indications of covering by Sat-
uniny's aborts aKhouch this did not at
any. time become prominent. Prices were
Irregular at the opening, but the market
was, quickly steadied by tha amount of
wheat offered by commission houses and
for some tlmo the market held about the
top of the opening range.
When the world's .-.lstble figures were
posted, however, the market quickly
turned weak and for the rest of the ses
sion, tho trend of prjees was downward,
support toward the end being almost en
tirely withdrawn from the market. The
J-visible showed an increase of 1,658,000
bushels On the decline early buyers of
fered freely, but found considerable diffi
culty lnjdlsposlng of their wheat. Decem
ber wheat opened at 7171ic, compared
with Saturday's closing price of. 71c. t
sold at,7i"Jsc. then declined Irregularly to
70"4c, where It closed.
Corn was irregular And active for November-
and rather dull for the other
months The opening in all optfons was
firm with wheat and on the unfavorable
weather. Shortly after the opening, a
jump of nearlv 4c took place In November,
due to fears of a squeeze, shorts scram
bling for the Infrequent offerings. Corn
came out freely at the top, however, the
leading selling being by the speculator
who is said to control the situation and
prices declined rapidly. December, after
showing firmness for a time, declined on
the heavy visible Increase, and In sym
pathy with wheat and closed weak and
lower. Receipts were 469 cars. "December
ranged from 35"836c and closed "c lower,
at 35i35ic.
Oats were dull throughout. December
closed &c lower at 2121c.
PVoislons were dull throughout, but
showed some 'strength early In spite of tne
lower increased prices and heavy'receipts.
This was mostly duo to sympathy with the
grain markets. Packers were 'not in the
market t and little outside interest was
shown.'' Tfle range of prices was narrow.
January pork closed 2"c higher, lard Tin
chnnged and ribs 2Vic higher. v
The leadlngfutures ranged as follows:
WHEAT. ( J
' Onenlnir. Hlchest. 'LowAt. Close
Novembr
December
January .
....: 7 r5 $0 711 "0 10 fOTUft
70V.
.... 72V5 72
CORN.
71
No", ember
December
Ma .......
sa
35H.
U
November
Deeercb r
May ...
November
January 11 CO
May ,...,11 CO
, . LARD.
7 12 7 15
NorenSbT
December
January .
May
712
.616
OSS
6 87
7 12
ana
085
6a
015
OOTH
8 87
685
600
0 00
SHORT RIBS.
November ..
January ..... 6 25
May U3J
71-3
6-26
0 2T
0 27 0 25
6 32 0 27
Cash quotations were as follows:
JTiour Easy.
Wheat No. 3, 67714c; No. 2 red, 71
Corn No. 2, 4040?ic; No. 2 yellow,
40H4O5ic .
Oats No. 2 white, 26g'2Gc; No. 3 white.
2354e2fic.
Bye-No. 2, 44c
Barley Good feeding, 5559c; fait to
choice malting, 00c
Flaxseed No. 1, fL 64; No. 1 North
western, $1 66.
Timothy seed Prime, 4 30.
Mess pork Per barrel, 110 50510 62.
Lard Per 100 pounds, 57 177 20.
Short ribs Sides, loose, $7 257 75.
Shoulders Dry salted-, boxed, 5"&5c.
Sides Short clear, boxed, 16 456 85.
Sugar Unchanged.
CloverContract grade, ?10.
Qn. tho Produce Exchange today tho
butter market was firm; creameries, IS
26c; dairies, 1323c. , , -
Cheese Elrm-lDllc. . ,
Eggs Easier; fresh, 22a '
Receipts Sblpsa'ts.
Klaar. barrels .
Wheat. Bushels
Con. bwhejs ..
Oatt, bushels .
Rye; bushels ...
Barloy, bushels
13,000
14.000
,.,.131.000
,,,.,S07.0iO
187,000
194,000
452.000
240.C0J
8.000
13,000
.....v
4.000
50OPO
tliewjCoric Grain -and rodace.
JfEW YORK, tTor. . Flour Receipts;
K
4SU 30 40H
80 50- S54
ao D"4 5J5
OATS.
21U 21W 21 21
22 2SH aUSi 21T4
24 24 23 "
MESS PORK.
105'J
J175 11 CO 11-62
, 1103 11CQ llo
Downing, Hopkins & Co;
N?Vprk StocS ExcharTfle DIvOlCERo
Room 4, Ground Floor Chamber of Commerce
BOTH TELEPHONES
18,e3P barrela; exports, 6100 barrels; mar
ket quiet.
Wheat Receipts, 70,800 bushels; exports
71,493 bushels; spot, weak; No. 2 red. 77c
to.t.; elevator 75jbJ. t
"Options opened firm, nnd were strong all
morning, but the fact that, the visible
showed a large Increase, naturally started
heavy selling In thtf afternoon and the
market closed weak at 54c net decline.
March closed 80c; Hay, 79e; 'November,
76c Dfcernber. 7Sc
"Wool Quiet, '
Hops Steady.
,
European Grain Markets.
LONDON, Nov. 19. Wheat Cargoes on
passage firm, but npt active cargoes No.
1 standard California, 30s 6d; cargoes Wal
ld Walla, 29s 6d; English country mar
kets quiet and steady. '
Imports "wheat into United Kingdom,
340,000 quarters; Imports flour Into United
Kingdom, 286,000 barrels.
'Wheat and flour oa passage to United
I 8(8
E . H
.3 9 8 P
6 a :
; 3 ;
:"?.
19,000 5,500 22,83118,500
37,500 1.C00
15.935 .2,013 5.T8B 1,773
2,800 46 4,312 63S
1,450 '
8,K 839 1,150 003
6,000 L000 4,500
5,991 570 2,434 454
14.099 1.2S2 8.015 2,154
7,700 1,000 4,300
7,100 2,000 9,00011,000
81,844 11,1$S 34,57110.742
1.723 2 000 "7,31 1.677
17,063 2,565 11,330 3,ie
4.2:0 , 5,500 1,500
228,70l'20,9M18!174J55J170
65,831
33,600
26,103
7,796
1,450
11.290
10.500
9,603
20.620
13,000
32.100
138.3C5
12,716
24)133
11,250
432,031
1K9
497,700
20.200
90,400
246 400
17,800
87l)r00
1K8.
244,000
'E6iOM
25O06
355,000
432,031
'Pack Season 1000.
s 8 doz. Tails.
....OO.luO 60.733
. Tlats.-
107.009
15. 1 35
35'SSS
Totals
20704
29,933
118,174
s.wa
31,222
6,047
50,934
55-.170
again in 190L
Approximate valuo 1CO0
Klngdqm, 2,010,000; wheat and flour on pas
sage to Qoptlnent, 1,239,000. .
LIVERPOOL. Nor. 19.--Wheat -and flour
in Paris, steady; French and country mar
kets quiet.
Wheat Spot, steady; No. 2 red Western
Winter, 6s No. 1 Northern Spring, 6s
3d; No 1 California, 6s 3V4d: futures,
steady; December, 5s lld; March, 6s
1 d.
1 Corn Spot, steady; American mixed, 3s
1 4d; futures, steady; November, 33 llftd;
December, 3s UUd; January 3s lOd.
-. 1 . .
Visible Grain Supply.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. The statement of
the .visible supply of grain In store and
afloat on Saturday, November 17. as 00m
plled by the New York Produce Exchange
is as follows:
Wheat. 62,301,000 bushels; increase, 1,678,
000 bushels.
, .Corn, 8,?90,C0O bushels;, increase,., 613,000
bushels.
Oats, 12,833,000 bushels; decrease, 9000
bushels.
Rye, 1,137,000 bushels; Increase, 185,000
bushels.
Barley, 3,268,000 bushels; decrease, 223,000
bushels. ,
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IS. Wool
Springy Nevada, 115130; Eastern Oregon,
1014c; Valley, Oregon, 1517c; mountain
lambs, 910c: San Joaquin plains, 6Sc;
Humboldt and Mendocino, 1012c
Hops Crop 190J, 1316c.
Hay Whedt, J93J3 50: wheat and oats.
913 60: best barley, 59 50; alfalfa. 570
9 00; compressed wheat, 913 per ton:
straw, 3547c per bale.
Mlllstuffs Middlings, ?16 6018- 00: bran,
513S'13 60 per ton.
Potatoes River Burbanljcs,' 25gG0c;
BWet. new, 60S5c per cental; Salinas
6yrbanks, S0cJl U; Oregon Burbanks, 70
90a ,
Butter Fancy creamery, 22c; seconds,
20(S'21c; fancy dairy, 19c; do seconds, 17
18c,
Citrus fruit Mexican "limes, 54H SO;
cpmmqn California lemons. 51 0001 73;
choice, '52 00&2 25; navel oranges, 53 CO
4 50 per box; pineapples, S23 pec dozen.
Cheese California flats, 10Uo per
pound; i Young America, 110120": Eastern.
14615c.'
Ppultry Turkeys, gobblers, 12&14c; do
hens, 1314c per pound; old roosters, 53 50
4 per dozen: yong roosters, 53 50J4.
small broilers, 522 60; larg- do, 533 50
fryers, 2&Z 50; hens, 53 505 per dozen;
old ducks, 53 4; geese, 51 2S1 50 per pair
Green fruit Apples, choice, 51 25 per
box; common. 35c per box.
Bananas 5102 60 jer bunrb
Eggs Store, 2326c: fancy ranch, 32c;
Receipts Flour, quarter sacks, 13,750; do
Oregon, B560; wheat, centals, 600; barley,
centals, J900; oats, centals, 570; beans,
sacks, 2550; corn, centals, 1800; potatoes,
sacks, 8700; bran, sacks, I860; do Wash
ington, 3400; middlings, sacks, 1830; hay,
tons, SCO; hides, 334.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19. Cattle Receipts,
28,000; mostly 10015c lower; butchers'
stock, about steady; good to prime steers,
55 306 80; poor to medium, 54 3&g5 25; se
lected feeders, 53 754 40; mixed stockers,
53 250370; -cows, 53 654 25; heifers, 52 75
4 75; canners,. 51 &02 65; bulls, 52 254 25;
calves, 54 S3 Texas-fod steers, 54 004 90;
grass steers, 53 254 10j-bulls, 52 504 25.
Hogs Receipts today, 46,000; tomorrow.
SO.OOO.- left over, 3000; 2g5c lower, closing
firmer: top, 55 00; mixed and butchers,
54 6505 00; good to choice heavy, 54 85
4 97; rough beavy, 54 70S4 80; light, 54 70
(34 97; bulk of sales, 54 S04 90.
Bbeep Receipts, 20,000; sheep and .lambs,
slow, 10c lower; gdod to choice wethers,
53 803420; fair to choice mixed, S3 653 95;
Western sheep. -53 90415; native lambs,
54 405 10; Western lambs, 54 S&gS 10.
KANSAS CITr,Noy. 19.-CatUo-Ro-celpts,
ll,000r market, steady;- Texas
steers, 52. 004 90; Texas cows, 52 2S8 05;
native steers, 54 005 60; native cows and
heifers'. 51 504 85; stockers and feeders,
52 4004 26; bulls, 52 35&3 60.
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vous
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F9&P&rp&ret9rf Klgrrr-fcots, fcoerm atarrhooa Insomnia. a
L?.PAI" WW -minai KirilUklons. Carna rtack. Keivou
diiiit. naaastcn.unntnasto Mim.LOM of ammi suniti. v.i
wvirvipUVMI tBfe UUIVLI1HBH H UIBB TV W B
I .Twitching Of (Eyelids. Eaecararo lfrapnii. WJ kM
Hogs Receipts, 8000; market, weak; bulk
of sales. 54 854 87; heavy, 54754 90;
packers, 54 SOi 90; mixed, 54 754 87:
lights, 54 804 90; Yorkers, 54 S54.90; pigs;
S4 7&87. , ,
Sbeep Receipts, 2000: market, steady to
weak; lambs, S3 505 CO; muttons, 51 50
450.
OMAJELV, Nov. 19?CattIe Receipts, 4800;
market, dull; Western steers, 544 75;
Ttsxas steers, 53 254; cows and heifers.
534 10; canners, 51 5002 75; stockers and
feeders, S34 40; calves, S3Q6; bulls and
stags, $24-23.
Hogs Receipts, 4500; inarket. Eo lower;
heavy, 54 754 82; mixed, 54 604 77; light,
14 6034 80: bulk of sales, 54 754 80.
Sheep Receipts, 6600; market, active and
steady: fair to choice natives, 535OS4 10;
fair to choice Westerns 53 7504; common
and choice sheep, -53 403 90; lambs, 54 2a
65.23.
Tne Metal Mnrkets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19 Aside from a
little activity in tin, tbe local metal mar
ket displayed very little anlmatloji today.
Prices on all grades remained unchanged,
except the abpve mentioned, and this was
caused by lower London advices, closing
rather easy for tin here, at S2S G02S 70.
Pj iron warrants were quiet at 59010.
Lake copper, 516 75S17. Lead quiet at
5'4"37. iwd bpelter quiet at 54 27432.
The brokers price for lead was 54, and
for copper, 517.
Bat silver, 64ct m
SAN FRANCISCoTnov. 19.-Bar sliver,
64c
Cotton Markets Higher.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 2gS
points, on stronger cables than expected.
There was a further advance of 1520
points. The expectation of higher Liver
pool cables tomorrow gave the" local mar
ket a firm closing at about th,e best
prices ofthe session, the net rise being
1723 points. , The -spot cotton advance
here was c. ,
Coffee and Snjrnr.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS.-Coffeo options
closed Arm at a net gain of 6 to 10 points.
Sales, 48,250- bags, includfng No'vember,'
56. SO; December, 56 406 E0; January, 56 53;
March, 56 C06 70: ,spot, Rio. steady; No.
7 invoice, T"ftc; mild, quiet; Cordova, 94
13c.
Sugar Raw, Arm; fair refining, 3c;
centrifugal, 93 test, 4ic; refined, steady.
Stoclcs In London.
LONDON, Nov. 19. Atchison, 384; Ca
nadian Paclflc 90; Union Paclflc pre
ferred, 83; Northern Paclflc preferred,
2; Grand Trunk, 6; Anaconda, 10. t
Novel Breailmaklngr,
The Forum.
Among all the exhibits of bread and
breadmaking at the Paris Exposition the
one which Interested memost was a sys
tem of milling and baking combined. This
system has a double purpose: (l) To make
the flour more palatable and more, nutri
tious than that made by the ordinary
roller mill; and (2) to make it immediate
ly before baking, so as to secure for the
loaf a flour which Is absolutely fresh. It
is well known that all food substance?!
when ground to a flne, nowder ha e a ten
dency td become oxidized. As is the case(
"u -wuce, iuiii is peai vnen. iresniy
roasted and freshly ground, sp it I3 with
cereal flour, which is never so aromatic,
so .palatable, or so nutritious as at -the
moment when it is flrst made.
The Schweitzer system of milling and
bread-making secures the two pointsmen
tioned above. In Paris a mill and an at
tached bakery on a somewhat larger scale
Illustrated the method which is employed
in supplying bread to a populous commu-
nity. Another installation was a form of
apparatus adapted for use on a farm or
in a small community. So perfect is the
milling system employed that the small
est mill, Intended for use on a farm and
driven by hand, as a coffee mill would
be run, makes flour identical in compo
sition with that made by the largest ma
chine. The Schweitzer system, in regard
to the milling operations, is a return to
the old system of millstones, with the
.exception that corrugated steel grinders
take the place of the millstones of the
olden days. These grinders are so accu
rately adjusted as to admit of the making
Of the finest flour, while avoiding actual
contact of the two grinding surfaces. The
simplicity of the apparatus, its cheapness,
and the ease with which It can be In
stalled, commend this system particularly
for domestic use, and for the supply of
villages and small communities. Never
theless, it is capable of being operated on
an extensive scale, as Is demonstrated
by the largest establishment at La VII
lette, Paris, where more than 100,000
pounds of bread aro made pen day from
flour not "more than 24 hours bid.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
If Baby Is Cutting- Teeth,
Be 'sure and use that old and well-tried remedy,
Mrs Wlnslow" Soothlns Syrup, for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens the sums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic and diarrhoea.
sunda. humor
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Hone Kong, via Yokohama and Kobe. Due
at "Portland as follows:
SS. MONMOUTHSHIRE Nov. 23
SS. MILOS Dec, 23
BS. SKARPSNO ...... 4 Jan. 23
For freight or passage apply to
T. M. Stevens & Co., Inc.
C-8-10 Columbian bids . Third and Oak sts.
WASHINGTON & ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
The fast mall steamship "CTTX OP SEAT.
TLE," ealllng from Seattle every 10 days for
Skagway. wUllns; at Port Townsend, Ketchikan
and Juneau.
Steamers "ABERDEEN" and "RUTH." Se
attle to SVagway. and Intermediate points,
every seren days.
Through tickets to Dawson. 57s, nrst-da&ar
and 536 second-clasa. ,
DODWELL & CO . Ltdu,
232 Oak st. Telenhons Main M.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
2AILE? OATZERT Aider-street Dock)
Leaves Pcrtland dally every momlns at 7
o'clock, except Sunday. Returning, laares As-'
torla every night at 7 o'clock except Sunday.
iron phone Main 38. Columbia: phone &31.
" is en orer 50 jta by the leaders cf tha Morooa
ets
nst
Be
MBputJigpr aaSpotescy to
. . - w .ii " . ...r!.rr?r"
sad Washington reta. Portland Or.
Steamersforurient
TRAVELERS GUIDE.
vHJoUUo ifuo
Union Depot, Sixth aad. J'Streeti. r
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
t
"CHICAGO-PORTLAND SPEC?AL.-
Leaves for the East, via Huntington, at D"0
A M.; arrives at 4:30 P. "M.
SPOKANE FLYER.
For Spokane. Eastern Washington, and Great,
Northern points,, Jeives. at 8 P. M.: arrive at
ATLANTIC HXPRERS.
Leaves for tha East t1& HuntJagton..a.t 9tC0
P. M.. arrives at 3 40 A M.
THROUaH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE.
Water lines schedule subject to change with
out notice.
OCEAN DIVISION Prom Portland, leave
Alnsworth Dock at S P. M., sail every 0 days:
Geo. W. Elder. Baturday. Nov 3J Tuesday.
Nov. 13; Frl , Nov. 23, Mon , Dec 3. Colum
bia. Mon., Oct. 20, Thurs , Nov. a; Bun,, Nov.
IS. Wed , Nov .23. Sat.. Dec 8.
From San Francisco Sail every 0 days.
Leave Saear-atreet Pier 24 at 11 A M.: Geo.
W. Eldr, Tuts , Oct- 30, Fri Nov. 9; Mon.,
Nov. 19. Thura Nov. 20, Sun.. Dec fl. Co
lutabla,Sun.. Nor. 4; Wed., Nov. 14: Sat..
Nov. 24; Tues.. Dec 4; Frl., Dec14.
COLUMBIA RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Hassalo leaves Portland dally, ex
cept Sunday, at 3 00 P. M., on Saturday at
10.00 p M Returning, leaves Astoria dally.
except Sunday, at 7.00 A M.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND SALEM. OR.
Steamer Modoc, f6r Salem. Independence; and
way points, leaves from Ash-street Dock at 6
A M. on Mondays, Wednesdays -and Fridays.
Returning, lea es Independence at 3 A M ,
and Salem at 8 P. M. on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
YAMHILL RIVER ROUTE.
PORTLAND AND, DAYTON. OR.
Steamer Ruth, for Oregon City. Buttevllle,
Champoeg. Dayton and -way landings, leaves
Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Siturdays
at T.00 A M. Leaves Dayton for, Portland
and way points Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at e.00 A. M.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
RIPARIA.WASH.. AND LEWISTON, D5AHO.
Steamer Spokane or steamer Lewntton leave
Rlparla dally at 3.40 A. M.. arriving at Lew
lston about a P. M Returning the "Spokane
Lowlston leaves Lewlston dall at S u0 A M.
arriving at Rlparla same evening.
W, H. HURLBURT.
General Passenger Agent.
V. A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent.
Telephone Main 712. SO Third st.. cor. Oak,
STEAMSHIP LINE
CHINA AND JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND.
For rates, accommodations, etc. apply to
OREGON RAILROAD & NAV. CO.,
Agent. Portland. Or.
SOUTH
Depot Vtth una
I Street". '
Leave
Arrive
bVERLAND EX.
PRES3 TRAINS.
for Salem. Rose
burtr. Ashland. Sac
ramento. Ogden.
San Francisco, Mo
jave, Los Angeles.
El Paso, New Or
leans and the Eaa
At Woodbura
(dally except Sun
Asty), morning train
connects with train
for ML Anrel. gll
erton, Browns
ville, Springfield,
and Natron, and
een!ng train for
lit. Angel and Sll
erton.
Albany passenger
Corvallts passenger.
'Sheridan pas'gr
S:30 P. M.
8:30 A. iL
7:45 A.M.
5-30 P. M.
4:00 P.M.
H7:30 A. M.
114:50 P. M.
1Q-10A.M.
115:50 P. M.
H8-2SA.M.
Dally. IIEally- except Sunday.
Rebate tlckeU on sale between Portland, Sac
ramento and San Tranclsco, Net rates $17 .first
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. l4o Third street.
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson s treeL
Leave for Oswego dally at 7,20, 9:40 A- M.t
12.30, 1 35, 3.25. 4 40, C.25, 8 30. 11.J0 P. U.J
and 0 00 A M on Sundays only. Arrive at
Portland dally at 6 35 8 30, '10 50 A M.I
15. 3:10. 4.40, 64C. 7.40, 10X0 P. M.; 12 40
A M. dally, excep Monday. 8 80 and 10.0& A
M. on Sundajs only.
Leave for Dallas daliy. except Sunday, at
O-05 P M. Arrive at Portland at 0 30 A M.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle.Mon
das. Wednesdaa and Fridays -at 2,45 P. M
Returns Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except 8unday. t '
R. KOEHLER. C H MARKHAM.'
Manager. Geru Jrt, & Pass. Agt.
"
ONLY 70 HOURS
PORTLAND TO GBIGAGO
...VIA...
45?ov
UNION PACIFIC R. R. CO.
OREGON SHORT UNE R. R. CO.
OREGON R. R. &. NAVIGATION CO.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
TO THE EAST
MO CHANGE OF CARS to Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City ond Chicago.
Only Four Days
To New York. Boston, Philadelphia
nd Woshlngtdn. , .
Palace Sleepers. Tourist Sleepers, Dining Can.
Library Cars, Pree. Itecllnlng-Chalr Car.
Steam Heat. Plntsch Light, Past Time.
Union Depots. Baggage cheeked to destination.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
135 third Street Portland, Oregon
J. H. LOTHBOP.
Geri'l Agent.
ty Pass. U Tt. Agt.
Steamers
Aitooa and Pomona
Dally (ex. Sunday) fcr Indepesdeace, Salem
and alt waylandmgs. Leave Portland 6 45 A
it: jeave Balers 7 A H.-. IanruMu. rt
A M. OSce and dock, foot Taylor si.
"vrrrvrv
TRAVELERS' GUID3B.
The Yellovystprj Park ahrJ
Pioneer Dlning-Car Route
8alaDBet.6tHaii J5U
Arrive
'H0.13JJ
145 P.M.
Overland "vmrrn for
Na. U
T -O0A.M.
South Bend, Aberdeen,
'Hbqulam, CoimopoUs.
Olympla. Ticoma, 8
attle. North laklma,
PnmnTMoscowTEew
lston. Jrangevn"e,
Rqsslaad. XL C. Butta.
Billings. Fargo. St.
Paul. Mlnneacolls. Chi.
oago, Boston. Wash
rnctcn. D. C . New
York, and all points
cast ana souiaeast.
No. 4
11S0 P.M
Kansas Clty-St, Louis
No,'8
Special for Tacoraa. Se
7130 p, M.
attle, Worm Yakima,
Riuviiie. Bpokaa.
Rossland. Lewlstom
Helena, Butte. Bltliags,
Deaawood. Dearer,
Omaha. St. Joseph.
Kansas City St Louis,
Chicago, Washington.
Baltimore. New "fork.
Boston, and All -points
east ana southeast.
"Baggaga ch'ecled ,to destination of ticitets.
Union Depot connections in all principal cities.
Through car aervta. vta 'Northerrr' Pacific
Brllngt6n Houte. train "No 4 fer"Omahav St.
Jieplu.Kaasas :ity. St Louis. Quick ttm
and uneaualed accommodations. Th only 11a
running Pullman standard and Pullman up
bolstered tourist sleepers, tha finest In tha
world, Portland to Minneapolis and St. Paul
without changa.
For any additional Information, tickets,
sieepins-car reservations, mops of routes, etc,
call oa or write to
' A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant General Paasenjrer Acoat,
SS5 Morrison St., Cor. Third,
Portland. Oreon
bliUllltUltiil
THE HOWS
WHENS
WHERES
"What la the best Tray to reach
Blanlcvllle, O.? "When do I leave
Portland? "Whafs tho rate? Do I
change cars1? Where? Is there a
tourist oar oa tho train?", ."What
about meals?
Satisfactory replies to these and
dozens of similar Questions i bo
had at this ofuco.
TICKET dPTICB
Cr. Third and Stark Sts.
"R. W. FOSTER.
' City 'Ticket Aj-ent.
AND
SOO LINE
FIRST-CLASS AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS DAILY
PASSENGERS BOOKED
TO
AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST
ATLANTIC STrTAMSHlR
1 OFFICE-
PorU particulars apply to -
H. H. ABBOTT. AgsaC
143 Third at; Portland, -Or.
B.-JT. COTLEI'A O. P. A,
Vancouver. 8. C.
l-BREATNQRTHERHl
1 . i
Tldet Office, 163 Hirrlua Stmt, Tbu; I))
XJBATE.
Ne
0.00 p. u.
Tha "Tlyar, dally t aa4
Jrojc L Paal, Mlaae
apous, DulaUt, Chleagn
and all points Cast.
Aiortrrm.
TO A'M-.
Throvaja Palace and Tourist Bleepera, Disima
sad BuOJet Ssioklng-Llbrary Cars,
JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE
STEAMSHIP 1DZUMI MAKU
Far Japan, Cains, and all JUlaUa poUts wt
leave Seattle
About December' 10th
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co
WEAVES
TJM1QK
DXPQT.
ror Uagera. lUlnltr.
ClaUkaal. TVestport.
Clifton. Attorla, war
rratoa. navel, Haa-
ffloni. rort Stevens,
Gearhart Park. Seaside.
Astoria and tfaaa&or
Xzprcu,
Dally.
Attorla Kxpraia,
Dally.
ATUUYiS
VHIOX
DJ5FOT,
C09AU.
700 P.M.
U.'IOAM
!? P. SC.
Jflciatotace. X5 Morrlaoa W. aad'DBloB'jkpet,
J. C 2XATO. -Gen. Faaa. Act. Aateria. Osv
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
FOR ALASKA.
THE LCOMPAN"rS elegant
steamships Cottage City. City
of Tojreka and Al - Kl leavf
TAGOMA 11 AM. J SISATTLH
L1" nv. 1, e, 11, iv
a. 6e; Dec 1. 0. u, m' 2
29, 31; Jan. 6 A steamer
avery flftb day tbereaxur.
unwr itionnation obtain
company's folder Tbe company reserves the
rlt to oaasgs ateasatra, aairinff- datai aad
Krs of talUsg, wltbout previous notice.
AO"eriTS-iN', POBXON, 24i Waablagtoa at.
Portland Or.FTV CARLETOJvrN. P. R. .
Deck. TaisoraaV TICXeTT OFFlCS. ftlS TlfVt
av0 eatUfu."& TAW30T, -Cossrat'-AyeetcCv
W- IXDU1?B. Asat. Oeg'J Ag.ea vQecaa, Doqjq
seattis.
-OODALL PMRICWS A-COs, tGk. Jrfa.
eaa Pranclaco.