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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOBNIK& OBEGONIAN, TUESDAY, APRIE 28, 1903. 13 TRUCKERS IN UNION Vegetable Combine Formed in Southern California. SIMILAR TO THE ORANGE POOL Lnrice Shipper Amalgamate Into One Selllne -Ajtencj- Canned Pineap ple Moving Upward Florin . StraiTberrle Arrive. The sucee attending the formation of the California, Fruit Agency hu led to the for mation of the California Vegetable Union with a capital stock of 3100.000. The new com bine bu 1U headquarter at Los Angeles. The following circular to the trade, which ha been received by Portland produce dealer, explain the object of the scion: The California Vegetable Union has been Incorporated for lb purpose of marketing the vegetable crop of Southern California. All alee will be made ten. hlpplng point Cal ifornia. All consignment will be eliminated. The active management cnder the direction of Messrs. E. A. Cuttle and TV. P. Crone mlUer. who are both well known to the trade, li an assurance that the buYlnesa will be con ducted on line that will guarantee, satisfaction to the vegetable dealen in the United State and Canada. The California Vegetable Union has absorbed the well-known brands of Gold en West Celery & Produce Company, Earl Fruit Company, Fay Fruit Company and the expert vegetable employee of these arms, also their packing-bouses. It will also act aa exclusive agent of the Celery Growers' As sociation of Orange County, which now con trols the entire celery crop In Orange County." The concerns mentioned In the above cir cular have discontinued as Independent vege table operators and all their business Is now transacted by the new corporation. It Is the object of the corporation to regulate ship ments so as to prevent any particular market from becoming overstocked and better condi tions at both ends of the line. The new nnlop will also control the entire output of Flaeen tla Wlnnlngstadt cabbage. PINEAPPLE MARKET IMPROVED. Singapore Article Acnln Takes an Upward Move. New Tork advices say: Singapore pine arples. In cans, have again taken an upward more in values on the primary market. The first advance took place April 1. when cables announced prices with drawn, owing to the unfortunata crop condi tions. London advices at the same time re ported the buying back of contracts for Feb ruary and March shipments from Singapore at about 10 cents per dozen premium over the original selling price. The latest advices from Singapore report another advance in the market for the pros pective Summer pack, and those houses who may have sold short, expecting to cover when the customary Summer break In prices "oc curred, are unquestionably facing a loss In the proper fulfillment of their contracts. London and Liverpool are the largest mar kets for the Singapore canned pineapples, and with the unfavorable crop conditions, reported, now that the situation In all canned roods of every description Is somewhat Improved' over we last years depressed market, there has been a better .demand for the article In both markets. The domestic canned pineapple baa had the preference with the trade throughout the United States, but the foreign-packed article has met with fair buying owing to the lower prices nt which It U offered for sale. The advancing market for . the Singapore product. It Is claimed by one importer, win have the effect of causing some dealers to Im port the cheaper natural packed fruit which has been hurting the Singapore trade for some time. An Odorona Fertiliser. Farmers who have a big supply of onions, which they cannot sell, might profit -by the following dispatch from Canaseraga Station. N. Y.. printed In the Chicago Packer: Charles F. Pennock will use about 000 bush els of onions now in his storehouse for fertilis er since be cannot sell them tor more than the freight. Growers In this section are dis couraged. Foarfecn-Ceiit Hop Contract. SALEM. Or.. April 27. SpeclaI.)-N. F. Cook, of St. Paul, has contracted to Benja min Bchwarx A Sons.! of New York, 10,000 pounds of bops of the crop of 1903, at It cents per pound. PORTLAND MARKETS. Grain. Flour. Feed. Etc. Trading In the local wheat market Is Quiet and without feature. Price show no change. WHEAT Walla Walla, 70371c: blueatem. 7a77c: Valley. 74875c PAULEY Feed. 32ie22 per ton: brewing. 153. rolled. 323. OATS-No. 1 white. 11.1081.13; gray; IL0S9 L10 per cental. MILLSTl'KFS Bran, 319 per ton: middlings. Jf24. shorts. J20; chop, U. 8. mill. 117.60. HAI -Timothy. tli3X: clover, nominal; grain. Jl&tfU per ton; ch-at,-3ir318. FLOUR-Valley. S3.6oa3.7u per barrel: hard wheat straights. lJ..SOei63; hard wheat pat ents. $3.931 4.23: Dakota hard wheat, fi.109 6.50; Graham. JJ.4Jes.bS. Batter, Eggs, Poultry, Etc The butter market Is Inclined to firmness again and some dealers are beginning to be lieve the price was put too low. Stocks are light and the inquiry Is good. The size of today's receipts jll determine, the question for the remainder of the week.- Eggs an none too plentiful and are firmly quoted. Foul try Is usually a scarce article Monday, but a number of coops came on Front street yes terdsy, probably rushed In to get the benefit of the high prices prevailing. BUTTER Fancy creamery, 17U9200 per pound: dairy, nominal; store. 18c rOULTIU Chickens, mixed. 12312UO per pound; bpnrut. U'ttfUc. hens, 124eiSe: broil ers llfll per doitn: turkeys, live. Italic per pound; dressed. 20tJ22c; ducks. JTUI.IO ni dozen, gee, JS30.S0L CHEESE Full cream twins. 16Hc: Toung America. II.; factory prices. lulWc let: California. lCc 003 Oregon ranch. lOSl'Vic Vecetnbles. Fruit, Etc. The first Florin strawberriaa of the season arrived yesterday. There were nine crates of them and they sold at, W.SO per crate. Re ceipts will Increase dally. Mediterranean sweets are taking the place of navel oranges. Ba nanas are In fair supply. To steamer lot of California vegetables sold well except as paragus, of which there Is far more 'on hand than the trade can consume. VEGETABLES Turnips. SOffSOc per sack: carrots. California, 31.23; beets, J1.2& per sack: HOC per dozen, lettuce, bead, 30c per dozen; hot douse. 31.S0S3 per box; green onions, per dozen. liHc, peas, per pound. 5c; parsley, per dL'zcn. 25c; radishes, 15c per dozen; green ar. 3kes. 400500 per dozen: asparagus. 5c per round: rhubarb. 2HS4c per pound; cu cumbers, 2.75 per dozen; tomatoes, 14.50 per crate. DOMESTIC FRUIT Strawberries, IS.S0 per crate, apple. Ben Davis, 50011.23 per box; Gentian, 1 161.22; Spltzenbcrgs, Baldwin. Nrwtoan pippins, J1.604T2. DRIED FRUIT Apples, evaporated. 7"e per pound, sun-dried, sacks or boxes. 5ti6c; apri cots. 6310c, peaches, &bc: pears. 7HCVe: prunes. Italian. 4ViOOC; figs. California blacks. Sc. do white. 7 be; bmyrna. 20c; plums, pitted. 4nfl5Hc TltL i-ICAL FRJJTT Lemons. .TS125 per box. oranges, navels. 2ffS per box; seeUllnga; J2 per tx: tanaVrlnes. JL71C2: grape fruit. 150 per box nsnsnss. 3.2581 par bunch: pineapples. 33458. RAISINS Locee Muscatel. 4-erown. TAe: X crown. 7tc. 2 -crown. Cc: unbleachd, seedless Muscatel raisins. 7-c. unbleached seedless Sul tans, 0rc: London layers. S-crown. whale boxes of 20 pounds. ti.aJ: 2-crown. L75. POTATOES Beat 11 urban k. 5oa0e per sack: ordinary. 25845c. growers price: new pota- HONET-lic per So. 1 frame. ONIONS Yellow Denver, eOffSOo per cental: Australian Browns. JtffiOOe. Groceries. Not, Etc COFFEE Mocha. t3C2Sc: Java, fancy. St) irdlnari-: S3 2oc; Costa Rica, fancy, l&asoc: Costa BJca. good. 1S01SC. CosU Klea, ortlnary loS-Jo" pe pound; Columbia roast. llfcTS: ArUickWs! (11 IS list: Lion. 311.13. -reoc-a SALMON Ccuumhu River. 1 -pound tails. fLCB per dozen; 3-pound tails. S2.49; fancy 1-pound fiats, il.Su: u-pound fiat. SL10; Ale ska pink, 1-pound tails. C5e: red. 1-pound tails. JlJu; aockeye. 1-pound tall. ILM; 1 pound fiats, SLCO. BEANS SmaU whJU. 4Kc: large whlla, 4c; picas, SHc bayoo. 3i.c; Lima. 5tc per pound. SUGAR Sack baala. per 100 pounds: cube. J3.T7H: powdered. t3.C2H; dry granulated. IIUS; extra C tS-tStt; golden C. X4.82: Seas iie per pound tor spot cash. Advances over sack basis as follows; Barrels. 10c: half barrels, 25c; boxes, 50c per 100 pounds. Maple, 133100 per pound. Beet sugar, granulated. 5-17H per 100 pounds. RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1. JJ.7I: Na 2, I5-37H; CaroUna bead, tTJZ; broken bead. - XUTS Peanuts. oVc per pound for raw. SO SSjZ tor roasted: coooanuts. e5890c per dozen: walnut. lsVrSHfcc per pound: pis nut. 103 12Hc; hickory nut. Te: Brazil nut. 16c; fil berts, ISSlOe: fancy pecans, 17c; slmnnds. UQ lie; chestnuts, 10c SALT Liverpool. 50s. 45e per. sack: half ground, per ton. Sua, 114JS0: 100s, tit: Worse ter salt, bulk. J20. 5 per barrel; linen sacks, SOs, Soo per sack; baits. Is. 5a, 4a, 5 and 10s, U-10 per bale. OILS Pearl or astral, oil, eases. 22Hc per gallon; water white oil. Iron barrel. 16c; wood barrels. ISHc: eocene oil, case, 24Hc; elalne oil, cases. S7Hc: extra star, cases. 23 Vic: headlight OIL 175 degrees, cases. 244c; Iron barrel. 18c; benzine, fa degrees, cases, 2Sc: Iron barrels. lBHc; benzine, 63 degrees, cases. "23c; Iron barrel. 16Hc; stove gasoline, eases. 24Hc; Iron barrel. ISc; eS degree gasoline, case. 2SVc; iron barrels, 22c; linseed, boiled, case. 59c; barrel. 54c; linseed, raw, cases, 57c; barrels. 52c; terpentine, cases, 50c; wood barrels, V:; built, 74c; 10-caae Iota, 7bc; Collier and Atlantic while and red lead In lots of 50 pounds or more. Gc; less than 500 pounds, WHEAT BACKS-la lots -of 100. oS6Uc Heat and Provision. BEEF Gross, cows. &S3ff-i; steers. S1.2332; areased, 8c per pound. VEAL 767540 per pound. MUTTON Gross. fcB3.25: dressed. ec HOaS-Gross, I7&7.50: dressed. &SShc 11AMB 10014 pounds, 15He per pound: 14t le pounds, 15c per pound; l&itta pounds, 14Hc; California (picnics). 12c; cottage hams, llHc; Union hams. 4tjo pounds average, none; s ho oi ler. 11c; boiled ham. 22c; boiled plcnlo haxru, boneless, 16c BACON Fancy breakfast, 19c: standard breakfast, :7c; choice, 13c; English breakfaat bacon. 11814 pound, 15c DBT SALT MEATS Regular short dears, 12Kc "Ho smoked; clear back. IlKs salt. 12Vo smoked; Oregon exports, 2CQ25 pounds average, 124c dry salt, layta smoked: Union butt. IsXJIb pounds average. Site dry salt, lOHc smoked. LARD Kettle rendered: Tierce. ISc; tub. llic: 60s, lJiic; 20s. iiic: lo. issc; as. uc Standard pure: Tierce. 124c: tubs. 11c; 50, lac: 20s. UWc; 10. 13Hc; 5. UVic Com pound lard, uerces. oV4c; tub. Sc SAUSAGE Portland, ham. 12Ho per pound; minced ham. lOHc; Summer, choice dry. IJVrc; bologna, long. Sc: Wienerwurst. c: liver. 7c: pork. 10c: blood, 7c; head cheese, 7c; bologna sausage link, 7H. PICKLED GOODS-Fortland. pigs' feet, K barrel. 5: a-barrels, ti-M: 1 J-pound kit. IL25. Tripe, -barrels. 15.50: U-barrels. 75: 15-pound kit. 11: pigs' tongues H-barrel. H: U-barrel. J3: 15-pound kit, J 1. 23. Lamb1 tongue. H-barrel. is.23; U-barrel, 14.73; 15 pound kit. 12.23. nop, 'Wool, Hides, Etc. IIOPS-1903 crop. 19S20O per pound. HIDES Dry bides, Nu, L 16 pound and up, 15C15UC per rnund: dry kin, No. L 6 to 13 pounds, lie: dry calf. No. 1. under 5 pound. 10c: dry tailed bull and (tags, one-third less than dry filnt; salted hides, steer, sound, 60 pounds and over. feeSc; 50 to 60 pound. 7(,8e: under 50 pound and cows. 7c; stags and bulla, sound, oesvic: kip, sound. 13 to 20 pound. 7c; veal, sound. 10 to It pounds, 7c: calf, sound, under 10 pound. 8c: green (unaalted). lc per Kund less: culls, lc per pound less, horse des. salted, each. 11.KXT2: dry, each, 110 1.50: colts' hides, each. 23350c: goat skins, common, each, 10315c; Angora, with wool on. each. 2Scel. TALLOW Prime, per pound, 4QSc; Na 3 and grease. 2H63c WOOL-Valley. 12HB16C; Eastern Oregon. 8814c; mohair. 33&3IV4C . ". EASTERw LIVESTOCK. Price Current at Chicajro, Omaltn and Kansa CItr. CHICAGO, April 27. Cattle Receipt, 23.500. Active, steady to strong. Good to prime steers. S3.10SS.S0; poor to medium. 4.2383.10: stack ers and feeders, 13.0064.90; cows, tl.5CKJ4.73; heifers. 12.3023.10; canner. JL50ffZ73; bulls. S2.5064.50; calves. 32.5066. Hogs-RecelpU today. 47.000; tomorrow. 2!,i 000; left over. 2S0O. Market, lOfJlSc lower. Mixed and butchers. SS.65tjT.13; good to choice heavy. $7.1367.80; rough heavy, S767.15; light, SO. 6587.10. Sheep-Receipt. 16,000. Sheep and lamb, steady to 10c higher. Good to oholco wethers S4.50S6; fair to choice " mixed. S3.7u04.23: lrMtM. ,ua . t f , - , r- ......... . . ,. j . j.. hiojos, ,hj if 8.63; Western lamb. 14.5066.65. KANSAS Crrr. April 27. Cattle-Re cetptx. 7000, Including 1300 Texan. Market, steady. Native ateer. S3.SOS5.30: Texas and Indian steers. $334.75; Texas cows. $364; native cows and heifers. $1.6064.70; stackers and feeders, $2.KeS; bulls. $2.0094.50: calves, $2.5086.00. Hoaa Receipt. 7000. Market 10c lower; bulk of sale. $6.tOS7.u6; heavy, $767.10: packers. $6.8067; medium. $767.05: mixed. $4. 6336.801 Torkere, $6.7000.90; pigs. $.60g6.T5. Sheep Receipts. 600. Market steady. Mut ton. $1S03; lambs. $367.40; range wethere. $3.9066.05; ewe. $3.9095.50. SOUTH OMAHA. April 27. Cattle-Receipt. 3700. Market, active, stronger. Native steer. $4.2565.25; cows and heifer. $3.3064.50; can ner. $2g3; Mockers and feeder. $383: calves, $3.5036.75; bulls. tag. etc. S3.SO0S.75. Hogs Receipt. 5600. Market. 10615c lower. Heavy, $6.9067: mixed. $6.9066.95; light. $6.fO 6o.P0; pigs, $606.75: bulk of sale, $6.9066.93. Sheep Receipts. 2100, Market, steady. Fed rnuttona, $1.7586; Westerns. $1.2564.75; weth ers. $3.7564.231 ewes, $2.5064.23; common and stockrs, $5.2566.73. Mining; Stock, SAN FRANCISCO. Arrtl 27. The orQclal clos ing quotations for mining stocks today were a follow: Alta $0 03 Mexican w 97 Ande? 17 Occidental Con.... 40 Richer 4!ophlr i 55. Best & Belcbe.... 1 5;Overman Is Bullion B'Potoel ' 55 Challenge Con.... 43jSarage 2,1 Chollar UjSeg. Belcher 13 Confidence 1 ow.sserra N-vada ... 71 Con. CaL & Va.. 1 assurer Hill ...-.; 91 Crown Point .... 2l Union Con. 87 Gould & Curry .. S3 Utah Ccn i Hale & Norctot , 73 It How Jacket .... 41 Justice lo NEW YORK. April 27. Mining stock dosed today a follows: Atoms Con $0 SOJLUtle Chief to rrf Alloa SS CnurleT 3 75 Breece 2olOphlr 1 50 Brunswick Con... 4 h,Fhoenlx g Comstock Tunnel 7,Potosi i Con. Cal. & Va.. 1 ,S4vre i Horn Silver 1 Csvicrra Nevada .... 70 Iron Ellver 1 33;Small Hopes 5(1 Leadvllle Ccn ... 3 .Standard J bo BOSTON. April 27.-Clcelng price: Adventure $ w oo;oid Dominion ... Alloue 8 50, OrcecJa Amalgamated .. 03 ' Parrot Daly-Vet 47 oO'Qutncy Bingham 31 COJSonta Fe Cop... Calumet A UeclaJISO (vTamarack ...... Centennial 24 12Tri mountain .... Copper Range .. C2 . Trinity Di-mlnlon CoaL.106 00 United Surra .. Fruklln 10 50jutah , Ialo Royale .... 11 ooivictoria , Mohawk 50 to;wolvtrlne $16 50 65 00 : 26 50 11.1 00 2 00 145 00 61 50 . 9 00 24 23 23 50 3 50 60 Metal Market. TORK, April 27. Spot tin wa 7 6.1 higher In London at 1137 15a, while futures advanced 10 to 137. In New Tork. tin was quiet but firm at 3063Hc Copper declined 1 5s tor London, closing at 59 6 9d for spot and futures, while locally It remained quiet and nominal. Lake, elec trolytic and easting are quoted at 140615.75. Lead was 5s loaer In London at 13 and wil low,r n4 eartcr here, closing at 4.37Hc Spelter declined 15 6d In London to 21 7s ed. while In New Tork It remained quiet at 5.73c. Iron closed at 62 34 In Glargow. Locally Iron waa quiet. No. 1 Northern foundry 1 ern. $20621; No, 1 Southern foundry and Na 1 Southern foundry. oft. I21.GOS22. Nevr York Cotton Market. NEW TORK. April 27. -The cotton market closed act re and 3 to 4 point higher Future dosed firm. April. 10.52; May. lo.. 3uBt 10.13; July. 10.14; August, 9.70; September" 9.05; October. 8.74; November. December and January. 8. 61. Spot cotton dosed quiet, 23 point higher. Middling upland. Ja75; do gulf; lie; sales. 1100 bale. Coffee and Sugar. NEW TORK. April S7.-Coa-ee Future closed net 5 points lower to 6 point higher. Total ale. 14,250 - bags. Including May at 33.54: July. $464.63; September. $t.3oei.23; November. $1.40. Spot Rio, quiet. Jfo. 7 In voice. SVie; mild, steady. Bugar Raw. steady; refined, steady. Dairy Produce at Chicago. CHICAGO. April ST. On the Produce Exchange- today, the butter market waa Creajneries, lSgSSc; dairies. 15321a. Eggs easier, 11 He Cheese, firm, 13Si913t4c. DULLEST DAY OFTHE YEAR iitDirrnREscE or cejtcral spec ulative pub li a Tfadlns; on Xetv York Stock Market Wholly Profeaalonal Special Movement In Fetr Issnes. NEW TORK, April 27. The somnolent con dition of today stock market wa signifi cant of the continued Indifference of lb gen eral speculative and Investment public 'Even the professional traders found discouragement In their effort to mere prices by trading with aach other and the general tone of the market. In consequence, was the dullest thus tar this year. Special movement in a few Individual stocks were all that offered any feature. A report by expert accountants on behalf ot the Metropolitan Street Railway. Intended to refute the charges of irregular accounting against that company, walch ar the subject of present Inquiry by the authorities, wsa mad the oecaaton for markl'ig up that stock SH. A hostile purpose toward the bear party In the stock wa apparent, and the gain wa practically lost before the end ot the day. A rather languid attempt waa made to In duce a general rise In the market In company with the Metropolitan Railway movement and Missouri Pacific and Baltimore A Ohio seemed to be chosen aa leaders, but this advance did not go far. The weakness of Amalgamated Copper, caused by the tall In the metal, wa an adverse Influence. Discount and money hardened In. London and the advance In consols -eras checked. This had a somewhat chilling effect on the expec tation that a decline In the Bank ot England discount rate this week would mark the tone of the money market all over the world. Money rate her continued to decline, and there were Increasing ottering for periods ex tending beyond six months, tor which no con cession from the 6 per cent rat Is yet re ported. The Increasing supply of money Coes not show any Inclination to take up securi ties. The tone of the bond market la rela tively better than that for stocks, but Is still dull. The approach ot the May 1 period, with the outlook la the labor world comparatively se rene. Is accepted as a favorable factor, but Is not a pocltlv Influence In toe market. There Is a feeling In stock market drdes that the quiet In the labor world has been secured at the expense ot concessions, which are con stantly raising the operating cost and making inroads upon net earning. The increase In gross earnings for March of the Atchison was wiped out and a decrease In net earnings of $249,817 established by the large growth In operating expnses. The weekly statistic of railroad traffic showed & considerable falling off In the movement, especially In the grain movement eastward, and large outlays are reported In prospect for Improvement. The fairly general movement which has devel oped among the trust companies to withdraw from the clearing-house privilege rather than conform to 'that Institution' reserve require ment, has Induced an unsettled feeling and a good deal of puzzled conjecture aa to the ef fect on the money situation, and there Is a disposition to await' the final adjustment ot the controversy. The bond market waa extremely dull and Irregular. Total sales, $1,065,000. CLOSINGr STOCK QUOTATIONS. 57 1 2 STOCKS. Atchison do preferred ......... Baltimore 4 Ohio ...... do preferred Canadian laclno Canada Southern ...... Chesapeake A Ohio ... Chicago & Alton do preferred Chicago & Great West. do A preferred ...... do B preferred Chicajro i N. W 39,000 900 I SIT 81H VIS 92S 93 LOOOl "900 130; ISO, luoj 4 45 0TS 30 Vi esv 37V. 600 44H 305, 1.3001 314 ""400 100. ami 3TU raj ISO Chicago Term. k Trans, do preferred COW lVi! 10s 16J4 30 23S 64 35U VW1 so su C C- C A.SU L.....J. Colqrado Southern :TT.'7T 400 oo 1st preferred ..... do 2d preferred ...... Delaware A Hudson... Del., Lackawanna A W. Denver ek Rio Grande. do preferred ......... Erls do let preferred ...... do 2d preferred Great Northern pref... Hocking Valley do preferred Illinois Central Iowa Central do preferred Lake E. & Western... do preferred ......... Louis. A Nsah Manhattan L Met, Street Katrway ... Mexican Central ...... Mexican National Minn. & St. Louis .... Missouri Pacific do preferred New Jersey Central ... New Tork Central .... Norfolk & Weatem ... do preferred Ontario & Western .... Pennsylvania Reading do 1st preferred do 2d preferred ...... St. Lout A S. F do 1st preferred ...... do 2d preferred ...... St- Loula.8. W do preferred ......... St, Paul do preferred Southern Pacific Southern Railway ..... Texas & Paclflo ....... Toledo. St, Lout & W. do preferred Union Pacific do preferred ......... Wabash do preferred Wheeling A Lake Erie. do 2d preferred Wlrconsln Central do preferred ......... Expre s Companies Adams American United States "Wells-Fargo Miscellaneous Amalgamated Copper . Airier. Car A F do preferred ........ Amer. Linseed Oil .... Amer. Smelt & Ref.... do preferred Anaconda Mining Co .. 400 "a 100 4.200 1.000 1,200 167 166H; 163 1245 3iij 3H M HP CO 24 66 62, eo 24 S5S 1S5 95 93U 500 135JlS3ti 1S3V4. 100 33 35 Vs 33 S3 40 103 117 IIO54 l.SOllTSl 5,500 141SI 117 :i4ovi 1.700; 132V S.600 2, 800 1 IS 93 lew 93V 93 1S,000110 loss 55i 165 2?? LOOO 60S iiij. 7lft "i'ioo 400 "i'soo fit 28T 20N 2S'i! 23,500. 10 136H 7,000 ""SOO SOO " "iiio 100 54 let es 24 54U cow 66U 13 72 '69 24 54 5i 24 l.soo 56 14.S0O-162K 16154 IKS 11 V 183 100 183 8,300 57X1 56 3 64 V, 304s 43t 90H S9J, S3 241, 47iJ 3.500J 31 2.700 200 500 28.000 700 SOO -3,500 24 , 44 43S 90S tK 27H 4(r!4 91K 90 43 4oO 24 24 U 6lO 4S -lis 22S 200 123 200 26.100 1 39W SOS 63H 40 91 400 300 ntu) 01 ' xo 2.700! 81 50i boh soo) mad us Oil l.ooo 103' 102 103 102 !l02H 654 64'4 641, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 7.9001 a flivi . do. r-uei as iron . Consolidated Gaa l.soo'2i2!it;ii 211 Cont, Tobacco preferred: SOO 115 irrt 11s General Electric ..... Hocking Coal International Paper . do preferred ....... International Power . Laclede Gaa National Biscuit .... National Lead North American ..... Pacific Coast Pacific Mall People Gaa Pressed Steel Car ..... do preferred ....... inn 193 19214 300j 20H 20H 19. 8,7001 44Vt 40 70H ais. 1 "sow 44H 4IH 44 24U aon 9?H 99 iaaij 01 1 2fWl S3H) 33 300 60H 3.1 2t 6H4( ei 61 400 9454 93? 9SX Pullman palace Car ... Tlepubllo Steel ...... do preferred Sugar Term. Coal A Ircn .. Union Bag & Paper do preferred ...... 19 TB, t l.!Cj,ibtyi25H)l2S w ftSktV TIX I Tt r'l Mi' U. S. Leather 2.100 US) 1SH) 13H do preferred . U. & Rubber do preferred ....... TO. S. Steel do preferred ....... Western Union ...... American Locomotive do preferred ....... K. C Southern do preferred ....... Rock Island do preferred LSOot 27V.J 295 2s2 Total sale tor the cay, 376.700 ebarea. BONDS. U. S. ref. 2a, do coupon . . U. S. 3a. reg, do coupon , U. S. new 4. do coupon U. S. old 4s. do coupon .. U. S. a, reg. do coupon .. reg.108 Atchlson adj. 4a.. ....106 IC. A X W. Con.7.132ii ....107KjD. A B, O. 4.'... 99 ....IBS K. P. It 71 rer.irsvx. P. 4s 102U ....13.'Sn. Pac 4s reg.llOVUnlon Pae. 4.-....102S ....HOVWest Shore 4s....J0 ....KCMWla, Central 4s... SlC -103.! Stocka at London. LONDON'. April 27. Consols for mcety, consols for account. 92 3-16. 92S; Atchison do preferred .. B. A O Can. Pactfie ... Che. A Ohio .. C A O. W..... CL. M. A St. P. D. A R. O. Erie ... ........ do 1st pref ... do 2d pref , HI. Central ..... . MWOntario A Weot... 30 .100 I Pennsylvania ... .. To .. 95l'Readlng 27B ..1S4T do IK pref 42S ,. 41 do 2d pref S4 . SStrlSouthern Ry 31 16S. do pref 13 s 1. STH'Sonthern Pas ....5m, . WHXnlon Pactfie 93J ,. 7Ui o pref ... 93 53-C. S. 8tal . SX -13JH! do pref fx L. A K. UetSl-IC-ahaah ..1 2' 5L. K. A T. ..... 2Hl do pref .... .. N T. Central ....1S4W Anaconda 2-or, A West,.... T2i Money Exehuge, Etc NETf TORK. April 27. Money on call easy. mti per cent; closing 2 per cent. Time money easy; 60 days, nominally ii per cent; 90 days, nominally. 44 per cent: six tnrmths. 4HC4H per cent. Prim mercantile paper. 6$ Stt per cent. Eterllng exchange firm, with actual business In bankers bnu at H.S7C4-87.75 tor demand and 14-S4-30 for 60 day. Posted rates. 34.83 and 4.SS)4s Commercial bni. Jl.S3He-SW. Bar silver, S3Tac Mexican dollars. 42c ' Bonds Oovarnmenf, firmer; rail roads. Irreg ular. ' LONDON. April 27. Bar' silver Steady, 34 1J-1M per ounce. Money. 31ieS4i per cent. The rate of dis count for abort C11L Is 3Vs per cent. The, rata Of dlaormnt In the open market tor three month bill Is 354 per cent. SAX FRANCISCO April 27. Silver" bar. 53T4e Mexican dollar, 42c Draft-Sight, 15c; ttlegraph. 17c Sterling on London. 60 days. 34.87. Sterling on London, sight. 4.oSH. Bank Clearing:, , Clesxanc. Balance. Portland 3567,030 367,089 8eattle 607.493 93,696 Tacpma 341.X67 33.036 Spokan .... u6,5a 23.393 Dally Trennry Statement. WASHINGTON, April 27. Today's statement of the Treasury shows; Available cash balances J222.544.S27 GOW 112,614.590 WHEAT riUCES EH RATI C. Buying; lor Armour Cnnse Firmer Close mt Chlcasro. CHICAGO, April 27. Trading In wheat was fairly active and prices were rather erratic Higher Liverpool cables caused a strong opening. May being tr!c higher at 77ic to TTHe, with July HfJHe higher at 72H872;c Pit trader, who had sold short over Sunday, were -good buyers at the start and with lim ited offerings the market quickly advanced. May selling up to 77ie nd July to. 72c. Re ceipts were more liberal and with Improved weather condition there wa general com-mlsalon-houM selling on the advance, which soon caused a. reaction. Large world's ship ments were also against th market and a; times th selling pressure wa qui: pro nounced, price breaking afcarply under this Influence, My declining to 76c and July to 72c A moderate decrease In the visible upply. with, buying by brokers rue posed to be for the account ot the leading' bull, caused a rally later In the day, 'the market, becoming firm. Closing price showed a gain for May ot So to- T7Xe and July wa up H6Uc .t 72Hc Trading in corn waa active, but the greater part of th business wa for local account. Heavy liquidation ot May oat by longs re sulted la a sharp break In both May and July and stop lo order mmlng 'out on the decline added to the weakness. Closing price were near the bottom. May being Tie lower at 33vC- July closed SB lower at 32Kc Provision were weak at the opening due to the liberal receipt and lower prices at the yards. Packers bought moderately on the decline, but 'there waa very little upport. Closing price were steady, July pork being 1214c lower at 117,35. July ird 12815c lower and rib 10S12Uc down. The leading future ranged aa follows: WHEAT. Open. High. Low. Close. My u H" 7,,H 0 77i; July 72H 72 72 72 i, CORN"-. May 454 45S 44H 44 July 45t tj; 45 45& September .... 43 43H 44i 44 OATS. May 34V4 84 33S 33i July 3l 31& 31 31h MESS PORK. May 18 25 IS 23 18 00 18 07U July 17 32K 17 4214 17 32H 17 42b LARD. May 9 C24 9 65 9 42K 9 42)4 SHORT, RIBS. May 9 57U 9 70 9 62!4 9 C5 July .......... 9 57)4 9 00 9 S3 41 33 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour Steady. Wheat-Spring No. 2, 7SV4c; No. 3, 73875c; No. 2. red. 70377UC Con? No. 2, 4T4c Oats No. 2, 33Hc; No. 3 white. 3249SHe. Rye No. 2, 50c Mess pork-Per barrel. '317.50317.62i4. Lard Per 100 pound. 39.4569.50. Ebort ribs 6lde, loose. tO.53C9.63. Dry salted Shoulder Boxed. tS.8098.62H. Side Short, clear, boxed. tlO.00810.12U. Clover Contract grade. tl2.50. Receipt. Shipment. Flour, barrel 11.000 17.000 Wheat, bushel 48.000 321.040 Com. bushel 67.000 395.000 Oats, bushel .190,000 283.000 Rye. bushel 250.000 50.000 Barley, bushel 33.000 5.0U0 Grain and Produce at Jlert Vorlc NEW TORK. April 27. Flour-Receipts.. 27, 200 barrels; export, 3000 barrel. Dull but steady and unchanged. Wheat-Receipt, 22S.877 bushels; exports. 90,662 bushels. Spot. easy. No. 5 red. 81le elevator; No. 1 Northern Duluth. 88c f. o. b. afloat. Option opened firm but declined under bearish foreign and domestic news and a disappointing visible supply decrease. The close wa easy and Me lower. May closed, 81c; July, 761(0; September closed. 74 Sc Hops Unsettled. Pacific Coast, 1902 crop, lSfJ22Ko: 1901 crop. 1517c: old. 6810c ' Butter Receipt. 7500 package. Market, steady. Stats and Pennsylvania. 17S22c; creamery, extra, 23c; creamery. 18022c Eggs Receipt. 24.000 racks (ten. Market, steady. State and Pennsylvania. 16017c: West ern candled, 16c Grain at San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCOt April 27. Wheat-Steady. Barley Steady. Oat Steady. Spot quotations: -Wheat-Shipping. tL3SSL3S;; milling. $1.43 31.55. Barley Feed. $1.00171.10; brewing. $1,159 1.1714. Oata-Red. $1.121481.23; white. $1.22148 1.3214: black. $L1031.17!4 Call board sales: Wheat-Steady. May. $1.32; December, $1.214: cash. $lJSii Barley Steady. December, 9214c Com Large, yellow. $1.3591.3214. European Grain Market. LONDON. April 27. Wheat cargoes on pass age firm but Inactive. Walla Walla. 31c; Eug llsh country markets quiet and steady. Wheat and flour on passage to United Kingdom, 2.190,, 000-bushels; to continent. 1,960,000 bushel. LIVERPOOL. April 27. Wheat, firm. No. 1 standard California. 6 Dd. Wheat and flour In Pari weak: French country market quiet and steady. Weather in England cleudy. Visible Supply of Grain, NEW TORK. April 27. The visible supply of grain Saturday. April 25, a compiled by the New Tork Produce Exchange. Is aa fol low: Bushel. Wheat ............ ....35,566.000 Corn. H, 714,000 Oats .3n3.ono Rj-& 2137,000 Barley 1.355,000 Decrease. 1.073.000 610,000 14.000 173.000 263.000 Increase. BrltUh Wfaeaf Import. LIVERPOOL, April 27. Imports ot wheat Into Liverpool last week were 1500 quarter at Atlantlo ports, none .from Pacific port and 6500 from other porta. Import ' of corn from Atlantic port last week were 25,600 quarter. Elirln Dotter Blarket. ELGIN. April 27. Butter dropped In price to 2214c a pound on the Board of Trad today. Sale of the week were 519.000 pounds. Wool at St. Lonl. ST. LOUIS. April 27. Woof-Quiet, un changed. Territory and Western medium, 159 17c; fine, 12016c; coarse. 11815c WTaent at Tacoma. TACOMA. April 27. Wheat Unchanged; Bluestem. 76c: club. 70c Typhoid at Palo Alto Abating -PALO ALTO. CaL, April 27. Five new cases of typhoid were reported today and yesterday. The phytldang say the epi demic la aha ting'. 1 Downing, Hopkins & Co. Ealabllabed 1893. WHEAT AND STOCK BROKERS Room 4, Ground Floor 'Chamber of Commerce East Via It's a nice trip through Salt. Lake City, Colorado's scenery, and Denver, and the Burlington is the short .line,. Denver east, and the Burlington's service is the best there is. Let me tell you all about it. I've been in the passenger business a long time and I know. FIRST CHERRIES GO EAST STRAWBEnlUES LOWER AT SAX FTlAXCISCO'WITir LESS DEMAND. Apple Market la Neglected Fancy Old Potatoes Firm and Onion Steady. SAN FRANCISCO. April 27. (Special. Grain futures are showing firmness, with dry weather talk beard' among dull speculators. Spot markets tor cereals are very quiet. Bran and middlings are scarce and higher. Kay Is firm. The .first new crop cherries were shipped. Eaet from Vacavllle and arrival here are ex pected In a few day. Strawberries are lower under liberal receipts and less demand. The" open market fr oranges I quieter, but steady for good stock. Nine carload, mostly standard navela ot ordinary quality, sold at easier price. Choice and fancy navels ot small size are firmly held. Lemons and limes are steady. Ripe banana are still selling welL Apples are neglected. Strictly fancy old potatoes are firm and com mon kinds weak. New .potatoes are a shade lower. Fancy old onions an steady, but the supply is ample as two carloads ot Nevadaa arrived. Only ordinary sweet potatoes are offering with prices lower. Canner reduced their offerings for asparagus and prices de clined a receipts were large. Green peas and rhubarb were plentiful and easy. Other Teg etacleo were unchanged. Choice poultry 1 scarce and firm. A carload of Eastern la In sight for tomorrow. Butter Is In large supply and only the storing move ment prevent a decline. Cheese is weak. Egg are well sustained. Receipts, 80.000 pound butter, 1D.00O pounds cheese, ,55,000 down eggs. 1 Wool Is firm. Hops are steady. VEGETABLES Cucumbers, fi0ctl.50; gar lic 4C5c; green peas. J 1.291.75; string beans. 6810c; asparagus. 60crJ1.50; tomatoes, 11.250 4.50; onions, 25Q75c FRUITS Apple, choice, 2; do common, 75c: bananas, 31.2563; Mexican limes, $1.5095; California lemons, choice. 12.50; do common. -75c: orange. 1162.50; pineapples. :03. POULTRY Old rooster. 11.JO35.50: young roosters, 1769; small broiler. 12.506150; large broiler. 1165; fryers. ft?7; hens. 15.5067; old ducks, 15g6; young ducks. 1&38 POTATOES Early rose. 756D0c; river Bur banks, 40655c; river reds. S0635c; sweets. $1.5091.75: Oregon Burbanks. 65c8L BUTTER Fancy creamery. 21 cr do second. 20e: fancy dairy. 20e: do seconds, 18c EGOS Store. 17c; fancy ranch. 20c CHEESE Toung America. 12H613C; East ern. 106HUC HAT Wheat, $11614; wheat and oats, $110 13.50: barley, $10912; alfalfa, $10612; straw. 42H650o per bale MILLSTUFF8 Bran. $20621; middlings. $28 627.50. HOPS-20622HC Receipt Flour. 6741 quarter sacks; wheats 4750 centals; barley. 19S0 cental; oats, 1110 centals: beans. 83S sacks; potatoes, 2S2S sacks: bran. 170 sacks: middlings, 2 sacks; hay, COO tons: wool, 2i5 bales: hides. 764. LANE ON THE OUTLOOK. Neither Ilanna Xor Cleveland n Can didate, Saya He. SAN FRAXCISCO. April 27. Franklin K. Lane, late Democratic candidate for Gov ernor of California, who came so near wresting the state from the Republicans, has Just returned from a trip through, the East. He treats very lightly the reports that were printed of his Vice-Presidential aspirations. Of the Presidential situation, ha says: , "I met Senator Hanna and asked him If he was going to enter the Presidential race, and he said that he would rather be a live Senator than a dead President." Mr. Cleveland will positively not be a candidate for the Democratic nomination, Mr. Lane was assured. He takes his trip to the St. Louis Exposition at the request of the exposition management, and as the only living ex-President of the United States. New England will probably pre sent Mr. Oineys name to the Democratic Convention. New Tork contains several possible candidates Chief Justice. Parker. David B. Hill. William M- Shepherd and "W. R. Hearst, The Virginia Legislature waa recently polled and was all but unanimous for Senator Gorman. Tom X. Johnson, of Ohio. Mayor df Cleveland, la experiencing difficulty In suppressing the enlhuslastlrn of his ambitious friends. Carter Harrison has been frequently men tioned lately because of his recent election for the fourth time as Mayor of Chicago. Ameng others whom I have heard spoken of are Senator Stone, of Missouri-. Dr. Garvin, the Democratic Governor of Rhode Island; Lewis Nixon, of New York, and Senator Newlands. Who the candidate will be is now impossible to say." SOCTH'S SECOND THOUGHT. Friendly to Roosevelt, Deplte Boost er Washington Affair. NEW TORK. April 27 After a trip through the South for the purpose of studying the negro problem. Dr. R. S. MacArtbur of the Calvary Baptist Church has returned to New Tork. He visited nine Southern Slates and met representa tives from three or four other states. Speaking of his' trip; ha said lost night: "It must be admitted in my travels ,1 toned men sensitive over the Booker T. Denver TOMTIT OrnOCi Cor. Third and Stats ! H. W. fsaisr, Tloiret AaarsL P. 8L I can sell yon tickets via fit. Paul or via Billings, aa .well a via Denver, and onr service is all right i any way 70a go. Why take, chances? " Washington Incident at the White House, but even they are recovering from the effects of the first shock. They may learn that the President's act bears no more re lation to the social equality of the races than the public affiliation of the man in the moon. "Then the bitterness of the Crum ap pointment is fast passing away and the South has unbounded admiration for Presi dent Roosevelt and bis wonderful achieve ments in his strenuous personality and unspotted character. "The people of the North should trust the South more fully today in Its treat ment of the negro than ever before. The difficult problem of the past Is fast near lag its solution. Mr. Carnegie's gift came at an opportune time. Booker T. Wash ington Is the Moses to the 9,000.0X1 of blacks today that Moses of old was to 3,000,000 Hebrews. He Is another Wash ington, only to vastly greater numbers than was our General and President, "X brighter day Is coming, when the mutual trust between the North and the South will solve the problems of the hour. The future ot the negro In the South is bright, not dark; hopeful and not despair ing." DOBLIN GONE CRAZY. Doctor Believes He Was So When He Told Submarine-Boat Story. NEW TORK. April I7.-Phlllp Doblin. who gave sensational testimony In the Congressional Investigation of bribery charges made by Representative Lesslcr. was today committed to Bellevue Hospital for examination as to his sanity. Doblin created a scene at a hotel yesterday by refusing to pay for a meal. He was locked up on a charge of disorderly conduct, and today his wife told the court she believed he was mentally unbalanced. His brother made affidavit that the prisoner waa un able 'to recognize any member of bis fam ily and talked Incoherently.' 'After Dr. Gregory, In charge of the in sane -pavilion at Bellevue, had examined Doblin be said that he was satisfied that Doblin was suffering from incipient pare sis, and that he must have been In that condition at the time of the submarine boat inquiry at Washington. Doblin will be held flvo days before It Is determined whether or not to commit him aa Insane. Appointed Xaral Cadet. BAKER CITY, Or.. April 27. (Special.) William Cynne Coe, of this city, has been appointed naval cadet by Congressman Williamson. Valny C. Driver, of The Dalles; Earl C Mayo, of Portland, and Lewis H. Hart, ot John Day. are named as alternates. Toung Coe is a stepson of Colonel W. T. Butcher, of this city, who made the race on the .Democratic ticket against Williamson for Congress last June. Popn. Pelontet & Co. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. New York Chicago St. Louis Butte 20 Broad Street - Marquette Building - Chemical Building - Hennessy Building AUDITS OF BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS. SYSTEMS Of BOOKKEEPING OR COSTS. FINANCIAL EXAMINATIONS. ETC Elr a X a non.DOfsf.nnM Iremedr tor Gonorrhoea, Gleet, a perm at or r has, Whites, unnatural dis charge, or any lnfiamroa. jjfmesis esausUa. tlon ot rnaeons roenf JmtTll UUMICU.CO. cranes, aon.sitringecr. ICaamTU.I I Sold by DrnfrgUt, or seat In plain wrapper, br XTJTss- Timaid- tot tun. or 3 bottles, (2.74 urcniar sea. on reqTxar- TRAVELERS' GUIDE, IllRaTNQRTHEi-iN Ticket Office 122 Third SL Phone 635 2 TRANSCONTINENTAL. 1 TRAINS DAILY J. Direct connection via Seattle or Spokane. For tickets, rates and full information call on or address H. Dickson, C. T. A., Portland, Or. JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE SHINANO MARU rot Jifsn, China and all iilslla point, arm Uara Beattl About May 2d WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE C5EWI cm TEJUSP oswnoi C3. steamer POMONA, for Salem. Independence Albany and CorvalU. leaves 6:3 A. af. Tuesl day. Thursday. Saturday. Steamer ALTONA. for Bnttevllle. Wilson, ville. Cnampoeg. Mevbergynd Dayton, leaves 1 A. 1L Monday, Wednesday, Frkliy. Steamer LEONA. for Oregon City, leaves dally 8:30. IVJO A. JL. 3 and e:li P. it. Leave Oregon City, 7. 10 A. SL. 1:30, 4:80 p. M. Bound trio 23c SOCK FOOT OF TAYLOR STREET. Oregon pnon Vein to. TRAVELERS CTCIBK. StrJrSr1 aftrnstB MTaaN amb Union Pacific 3 TRAINS to tire East DAILY mii i-i, ii aiajiuw ana murisT. sieeD Ing-cara dally to Omaha. Chicago. Sooaana: through Pulissn tourist aleeplng-can (person ally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas dty. St, Louis nd Memphis: reclining chair car (seats free) to the East dally. UX10X DEPOT. ) Leave. Arrive,, CUICACO-POUTLANDliO A. it. ao P. if. Dally. For the East via Uuat-! ington. 8:00 P. il For Eastern Washing ton. Walla Walla. Lew Is tan. Coeur d'Alene and Gt, Northern points 7:23 A, W, Dally, uauy. ATLANTIC EXPRESS For the East via Uunt- 5:1S P. II. 10:30 A. U Dally. ually. lasion. OCCA, AND ItlVEI. SCHEDULE. m i. , v, r... . Steamer Geo. w. Elder. s:00 P. SL. 3:t P. M. "vr i Steam er Columbia, April 27; worth boelL. " ' For ASTORIA and wai8:0U f M. points, connecting with Dally ex. stesmsr fVir TiwM - . c .. r. 0:00 P. it. Dally ,tent North Beach, teamerisaturdar. Sunday. 0: A. it. About Mondays. I:00 P. St, For SALE IT, CoryallU and way point. atem er Ruth. Aah - jtreet Dock (wster permuting) eoneaay Tuesdays. Frldars. Thursdaya, lSaturdava- For DATTOJI . Cregonl7:00 A. M.s:0OP.JI, City and Yamhill RtverlTuMday. Monday, point, steamer Elmore, (Thursdays. ! Wednesday .... vock. ibaturoay. isnaaja. t n aier permitung. I For LEWISTOJT. Ida-ll.-OS A. il. ho. and way poluta. Dally trom Rlparia, Waah, feioept wmer Spokan orl Saturday. Lewis ton. About z n p. ii. uaiiy x. Friday. TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washington, Telephone Main 712. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hong Kong, calling at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight Tla connecting steamers tor Manila. Port Ar thur and -Vladivostok. INDP.ASAMHA SAILS ABOUT MAT -For rate and full Information call on or ad. dree oradal or agsnti ot (X R. A N. Co. EAST via SOUTH Leave Luiuu Uepot Arrlvo OVERLAND EX PRESS TRAINS. 5:30 P. if. tor balem. Rose- 1:iS A. M. burg. Aabland. Sao-: ramcnto. uguca, San Francisco. Mo lave, Lo Angeles, ci rato, new ur Ican and tne.EasL 80 A. IL Morning tralA con nects at Woodbcrn 7r00 P. If, (dally except aun iiay with uala lor Uount Angel, UU- rerun, uroni V 1 1 1 . tturlnirnsltl. VVendllng ana Ka ron. 1.-00 P. iL Albanr Daasener 10:10 A. SX. Connect at Wood Dura with Mr. Aa lel and BUverton locaL 7:S0 A. M. rhalll passenger. 114:10 P. M. 5herldan passenger. 8aS A. M. . Dally, IIDally except Sunday. POnTLAND-OSWECO SUBURBAN SSRVIC3 AXD TAMUILL DIVT310M. Leave Portland daily lor uswego at 7:30 A, 12:20. 2:03. 3:3. B:20. 8:23. 8:30. 10:1U P. M. Dally except Sunday, 5:30. t:ZO, 8:33. 10:23 A. M.. i.vO, 11:3U P. SL. Sunday only. B.-OO A. M. Returning from Oswego, amre Portland dally, 8:30 A- it.. 1:33. 3:03. 4:33. 8:13. 7:33. 9:33. 11:10 P. M. Dallr exceot Sunday. 8:23. 7.23. O0. 10:20. 11:13 A. M. Except Monday. 12a A. 3L sunaay only. io:uu A. ii. Leave Irora same depot tor Dalle and later mediate points dally except Sunday 4:00 P. SL, Arrive Portland 10.20 A. M. r The Independence-Monmouth motor line oper ates dally to Monmouth and Alrlle. connecting, with s. P. Cos trains at Dallas and Inde pendence. First-das rebate ticket on al from Port land to Sacramento and San Francisco: net rate. 317.30: berth. 33. Second-class tare, 313. without rebate or berth; second-class berth. I2.E0. Ticket to Eastern points and Europe, Alaoj Japan. China. Honolulu and Australia. CITY TICKET OFFICE, corner Third, sad Washington streets. Phone Main 712. TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND Paget Sound Limited for Ta coma. SeatUe. Olympla. South Bend and Cray Harbor points ............. 8:30am 8:80 pe Korth Coast Limited for ra coma, Seattle. Spokane. Butte. St. Paul. New York. Boston and all point Eait and Southeast 2:00 era. 7:00 ar Twin City Expre for Ta coma, Seattle. Spokane. Helena, St- 1'aut. Minne apolis. Chicago, New York. Boston and all point East and Eontheast. ...... .11M3 pm 7:00 pet" North Coast-Kansa Clty Sf. LoUi Special, for Ta. coma. Seattle. Spokane, Butte. Billing. Denver. Omaha. Kansa City. St. Louis and all points Eaat and Southeast 2:00 pm 7.-00 ara All trains dally except on South Bend branch. A- D- CHARLTON. Assistant General Pas, senger Agent, 233 Morrison sr., corner Third. Portland. Or. For South -Eastern Alaska Steamship SPOKANE, April 28, May S, 20. CITY OH SEATTLE. May 2. 14, 28. Steamers connect at Sam Francisco with company's steamers for ports In Cali fornia, Mexico and Humboldt QS Bay. For further Information N21SrU' obtain folder. Right Is re- served to change steamer or aaiung dates. AGENTS-CHARLES II. GLE1M. 21 Waah UorTstltandTF. W. CARLETON. 907. Pacine ave.. Tacomai Ticket Orac. 113 James: itTseattli GEORGE W. ANDREWS, North western. Passenger Agent. San Francisco: ticket oiee. 1 New Montgomery St. C IW DUN ANN. Gen. Pas. Agent. San Francisco. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. ? suarr O caDt4swsxJ I Wn JO LEAVEd I Depot Fifth and sw;w 1 Street. ' For Mergers, Rainier. 1 Clatskanle. Westporr. , Clifton, Astoria. War- ' r en ton. navel. Ham- 8-0O A. If, mono. Fort Stsvena. 11:10 A. V. Gearhart Pk., Seaald. Astoria and Seashore.., , Expres Dally. T-fiO P. if. Astoria Exsrasa, t-M P. it. Dallr. " ia. .j jumjoast. ana. union jjepo. J. C. tfAYO. Qtn. Piss, AsX. AstorU. Cb