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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1905)
THE MOBXISG OltEGOXIAX, TUESDAY, FEBBUARY 14, 1903. 13 NOT WANTED HER Large Quantity of Colorado Potatoes Arrive. WILL BE SENT ELSEWHERE Shipper Made -a Mistake in Bringing Them to This Market Apple Sit uation In the East Pro duce Price Current. e' t -five ears ot Colerade petatea have x UoK tlil market an8 wifil be ordered on. as N.ey aro not wanted hare. Twenty of the oass v ;i be : cnt t Seattle for distribution on the S;und, and the other Ave. which wore intended "c offered locally, will probably be sent to an Francieco. There Is no demand here fvr "i- t-m potatoes, nor are they required in the V it, though a good part of those going, to ;Sc will probably find their way t the ". :n-ka trade. TC.c Colorado potatoes were shipped -from iTrcelej, where they were bought at from 25 i 30 cento jkw hundred. "With the freight a: ice", they ean be laid down here at about S" certs, exclusive of the expense et caring r the ahiptauitte. which Is ookITable, as ie can all have to be heated. Fanej Or,sn . jatoa can be bought from grower utfi- - rnt supply from 5 to 10 cents below thl flg--'. I wan a mistake to bring the Eastern . Catof here. Th shiptKirs were led by the - -ts of shortage In this state to believe that a rrarkrt could be found here for the Colorado ut'. but dM net take Into account the fact a' vcn with a fcfeort crop, Orogon still ha -i 2 rgc surplus ever home requirement. It t.- 8 "a-t that has kept prices down in this ate. and the Colorada receipts have further v sk"nei the markeC AFrLK -SITUATION. Iirse .Slocks Ptlll in Storage in tlii Country. A review of the apple Ituatvoa Ir this eottn 'ry at the ) resent time ahowa that there ara "1 a Kr-at many apples ia eteragc, the IwM- I fh being confined principally to New York . :. I Canada, though Chicago also baa a good itt. . One authority stated that there In a - rg'r quantity of common stock in sight than : was at this time last year. Choice g:adw however, are somewhat scarce. Price eTsan comparatively low, and in view of the large stocks on hand it la doubtful If thero will be any considerable advance. The foreign markets at this time are in poor condition, ani rfiow no signs of Immediate Improvement, hough dealers on the other aide of the water tioll out hopes of better prices later In the eeason. Tho reason for the pour prlees pre- ailing in Europoan markets and the cenee ;ent1y smaller shipments from this aide as 'mpared with last yoar is that thero was a heavy yield In most anplo-produclng sections of Europe. "While the apples raleed there do not rcr the most part compare with American aj r.e. the great quantity of thorn ia auffi(nt io keep down profitable shipments from Amer- PORTLAND 31 ARRETS. Grain. Flour. Feed, Etc The wheat market is rcry quiet, and prices are largely nominal. All the Eastern x c Ganges were closed ycaterda. Barley, oata ar.d hay are alow. WHEAT Walla Walla, JtfSSc; blucstem, 90 Clc. Vallej-, S7c per bushel. FLOL K Patents, $4.654.S5 per barrel: urnigats, 54.30fi-i.45; cilara. $3.S54; Valley. S4 10Q4.25: DaKOta narti wheat, $&50&7.50; Graham, $3.6034; wholo wheat, $14.25: rye Cour, local. $5; Eastern. $0&5.10; corsmeal, pf-r case. f.l.O0. BARLEY Feed. $23 per ton: rolled. $24625. OATS-No. 1 white. $1.3531.40; gray. $1.40 1 45 per cental. MILLSTUF S Bran. $19 per ton; middlings. t25. aborts. $21; chope. U. S. JI1Ih, $llt; linseed dairy foows, SIS; linseed oil meal, car lots, $29 per ton; las than car lots. $S0 per toz. CEREAL FOODSRolled oats, croam, 80 pound sacks, $0.75; lower grades, $5fttj.25; oat-i-,eal, stoel cut. OO-povnu sacks. $8 per barrel: 10-psund sacks. $4.25 per bale; oatmeal (ground), 50-puund sacks. $7.50 per barrel; 10 pnund saclcjf, $4 per bale; split peas. $4 per 100-pound sack; 25-pound boxes. $1.15; pearl barley, $4 per 100 pounds; 25-pound boxes. $1.23 per box; pastry Cour, 10-pound tacks, $2.50 per bale. HAT Timothy. $14916 per tan: clover. $HO 12; grain, $UQ12; cheat. $12313. Batter. Eggs, roultry. Elc. Teg iieceiptB were not lan;e yterday, and Nj local demand almont ceasod. Prices were i:o. hanged, and the future drift of the mar kc vill not be plain until the weather haa be c me more settled." Nothing was doing In p -titty -terday. Butter waa tslow. LOGS Oregon rahch, 204j27c per "doren; Laatcrn. 24c 't T'iEit City cieamcrles: JJxtra creamery, St'832c per pound: fancy creamery. 255120c Ftate creameritiK: Fancy, creamery. 27Vi80a; s'ore butter, 1212ic; California fancy cream er', 30c CHEESE Full cream twins, 1314c: Young A.r.. iicax. 14$ri5?tc. POULTRY Fancy hens. 13&13Vfcc; old hens, "-.V-Vsc; mixed chickens, llwllc; old rooft rj. 10CI10ic: do young. 1112c; Springs, lii t 2-puund, 1510c: brotlore, 1 to lit-pound. 20 (22c; dressed clitckana, lZHFUc: turkeys, t'lvo, 1017&; do dretsed. poor, 174?18; do : 20? 22c; geese, live. 8SVfc: do dreauod. "?il2c; ducks, old. $8.5003: do young, as to rtte $1169.50: pigeons. $11.25; squabs, $2 -5n GAME "Wild geese. $404.50; mallard ducks. $3S3.50; widgeon. $1.752; teal. $1.501.75; -ntpe. 73cSfl- Vegetables. Frnlf, Etc. The demand for 'fruit and vegetable! was ray modrrate yesterday. Tho day's receipts in luded a car of frozen cabbage and cauM Tower. The latter will probably bo a tojal Four cars of banana that arrived Sat urday night were unloaded on the street. VEGETABLES Turnips, $1 per sack; car retn, $1; beets, $L25; parsnips, $L50; cabbage, California. lc; lettuce, head. 80o per dozen; parsley. 25c dozen; tomatoes, $2.25 per crate: -auleflower. $1.75 per crate; gg plant, 10 615c per pound; celery. $2.255?3 per crate; peas. 10c per pound; peppers. 25c per pound; krouts. Cc. OVI-JN'H -Fancj-. $2102.30. baying price. POTATOES Oregon fancy. 75ffS0c; oemiaoa, 60e70e, buyers' price; Merwd tsweeta, 1 t-i new California. 3c per pound. RAISINS Loose Muscatels. 4-crown. 7c: B layer Muscatel raisins. 7 fee; unbleached eed leaa Sultanas, Gic; Lonaon layers. S-crown. whole boxes of 20 pounds. $1.85; 2-crown $1 75 DRIED FRUIT Apples, evaporated. 6t?8V4c per pound: aundried, sacks or boxes, none: apricots, 10311c: peaches. H10'ic: pears t.one; prunes, Italians, 45c: French 2VS3ic: Cgs. California blacks. 5c: do white none; h my re a. 20c; Fard dates, Oc; plums, nltted tic DOMESTIC FRUJTS-Applea. 4-tier Bald" w ns. $1.25; Spttzenbcrga. $1.75Qr2; cooklnr 75y0c. flgs. 85c$2,t0 per box; cranberries J12.50 per barrel. TROPICAL FRUITS Lemon, fancy. $2703 3 75; choice, $275 per box, orange, standard $1 30CJ1.75; fancy. $LfO?2; mandarins. C08S53 pr box: tangerines, $1.502 ptr box; grape 'rt:Jt. 52.753 per box; bananas. 55Hc per pound. Meats and Provisions. BEEF Dressed, bulls. 254Gf3sc; cows. 3T4C country eteen;. 45c ' MUTTON Dressed. 57o per pound. VEAL Dressed. 100 to 123. HQa per lb 125 to 200. 5VjQ8c; 200 and up. 4"eGc PORK Dre.ssed. 100 to 150. 77y-c per p.urd; 150 and up, 7c HAMS Tea to 14 pounds. 12$4c per pound 14 to 16 pounds. 124c: 18 to 20 pounds, 12Hc California (picnic), Sfcc; cottage hams. Oc; shoulders. SMc; boiled bam, 20c: boiled nlcnlo ham, boneleka. I4c BACON Fancy breakfast, 16c per pounfl standard breakfast. 14c; choice, 16c; English breakfast, 11 to 14 pounds, 13c; peach bacon. He SAUSAGE Portland ham. 12 fee per pound n.lnced ham. 10c; Summer, choice dry. 17M-c' bologna, long, 5Wc7 weinerwurtt. Sc; liver fiV pork. Oi": blood. 5c; headcheee. 12VtC; bologna itausage. link. 4vc DRX" SALTED MEATS Regular short ciears, &iic salt, 10ic smoked; clear backs c sait. 10a moked; Oregon export. 20 to 25 pounds, average, injtc iat. Hjc tmoked leans, OUc salu lOlic smoked; clear backs. Pa Inlon butts. 10 to 18 pounds, avcrace. 8s alt, 0c smoked. PICKLED GOODS Pickled pigs feeL U-bar- rels, $5; y-barrelf. $2.73; T3-pound Ut, 51.23; pickled tripe. J.4-b4UTt4a, $5; li-t-rrcla. 52.75; 15-pound kit. $1.25; pickled pis tongues, -baxrcls, $6; i-barreb. $3; 15-poond kits, $1.50; pickled lambs' tongue, Vt-barre!. $t; vi-biirrels, $5.50; 15-pound kits. 72.75 LARD Kettle-rendered: Tierces. ; tubs. 4: 50s. DHc; 20c ic: los. Knjc; 5. ioc. Standard pure: Tiercea, S$c: tubs. 5o. S-c; 20s. 9c; IGs. evc; Vc Compound: Tierces. 6Vc; tubs, C&c; 50. 0As; 10. 7Kc: Ha. 73ia Groceries. Nuts. Etc COFFEE-Mocba. 26328c; Java, ordinary, 10 620c; Costa Rica, fancy. lSB20c; good, l&tf ISc; ordinary. 10 12c per pound; Columbia roatt. cafeas, J 00s. $13.50: 50s. $14; Arbuckle. io.3iJ: Lieu. $1S.3&. RICK Imperial Japan. No. 1. 45.37H; Southern Japan. $3.50; Carolina, 0c; brokenhead. 2!c. SALMON Columbia. River. 1-pound talis, 51.75 per dozen; 2-pound talla. 42.40; 1-pound Cats, $1.S5; fancy. llfe-pound flats, $1.S0; -pound Cats. $1.10; Alaska pink. 1-pound talis, i&e; red, 1-pound tails. $1.45; sockeyes, 1-pound tails, $L75; 1-poucd flu tit, $l.fc5. SUGAR Sack bails. 100 pounds. Cube. $8.40: powdered, 20.15: dry granulated. $6.05; extra C $6.55; golden C, $5.45; fruit Migar. $0.05, ad vance over acu baa la as follows: Barrets, 10c; half-barrels, 25c; boxes, 50o per 100 pounds. (Terms: On remittance within 15 days, deduct Uc per pound; if later than 15 days and wltn in 20 ccya. deduct Uc per pound; no dis count alter 30 da).) Best augur granulated; 5.65 pf-r 100 pounds; maple sugar. 155 ISc ptr pound. SALT California. $10 per ton, 51.35 per bale. Liverpool. 50s. $15.59: 100. $15: 2O0. $14.50: half ground. 100a. $5.25; 50s, $5.75. NUTS Walnuts. 13Jic per pound by sack. Ic extra for lct than sack: Brazil num. i5o; Al berts, .14c; pecan. Jumbo. 14c; extra large. 15c; almonds. L X, L.. lU4ic; chestnut. Hal lariV. 15c; Ohio. $4.50 per 25-pound drum; pea nuts, raw, 7VtC por pound; roasted. 0c; plne nuta, J0iil24c: hickory nuts. 7c; cocoanuu, tSCl'Oc per cozen. BEANS Small white. lc; large whit. 3Hc; pink. 3Uc: bayou. 2ie; Lima. 54c Oils. GASOLINE Stove gasoline, cases, 22fee; Iron barrels. 17c: Stt deu. gasoUafc. caa. 22c; Iron barroja or drums, 2Cc COAL 01L-sos, 211c; iron barrals, 13c; wood barreU, none; OS deg., cases. 22e; Iron barrels. 15hc: Wasbinstoa State test burning oils, excnt headlight. c per gallon higher. LINSEED OIL Kaw. barrels. oOe; oases, tile. Botled: Barrela. Me; cases. 03c; lc less in 25b-galIon lota. TURPKNTINE Canes. S5c; barrels. Sic. "WHITE LEAD Ton lota. 7V4c; 50o-pouna loti 7Ue: less than 500-pound lots. Sc. Hops, "Wool Jildea, Etc HOPS Choice, 25fc27c per pound. WOOL Valley. ltH20c per pound; Eastern Oregon. 12&17C; mohair, 2S2Gc pr pound for choice. HIDES Dry hides. No. 1. 3C Kunds and up. l&V?&ftc pe pound; dry glp. No. 1. fi to Id pound. 12c: dry calf, No. 1. under S pounde. ldc; dry Milled bulls and stags, oae-thtrd leM than dry flint; oalted hides, steers, sound. 70 6c: under 50 pounds and cows. CVi437c: stags and bulla. ound. 4ft4K; kip, round. 15 to 20 pounds, 7c; under 10 poundb. 8c; green (un tailed), lc per pound lets; culls, lc per pound; borse hides, salted. $1.5002 each; dry. $101.50 each; coita' hides. 2500c each: goat&klns, cowmoc,. 10315c each; Angora, with wool on, 25cO$l TALLOW Prime, per pound. 4 85c; No. 1 and great, 2 li 03c LIVESTOCK MARKET. Prices Quoted at Portland Union Stockyards Yesterday. Recoiptis at the Portland Union Stockyards yesterday were 100 cattle. The following price .were quoted at the yards: .CATTLE Bett Eastern Oregon steer. $4 -4.25; oaws and heif err. $CfJ3.3P. HOGS Bwt large, fat hog. X5.50; black and China fat. S4.504.75. SHEEP Best Eaatrn Oregon aad VaMty, $4.2T4.5. EASTERN LIVESTOCK. Prices Current at Kansas City. Omaha and Chicago. - CHICAGO. Fob. 13.-CattIe-RelptF. 11.000. Market 10c to 15c higher; KtoJ to prima rtetrf. $5.650.45; poor to medium. $3.40f 5.00; Blockers and feeders, $2.4uff-4.40; cow- $1.25 4.35; helfcre. $2tf1.00; cannre. $1.JV2.56; "bulls. $23.00; calves. $fe-7.35. ICogs Iteeelpta today, 21.000; tomorrow, 22. 00. Market, 10c higher; mixed and butchers, $4.f)5&5.05: good to choice heavy, Mk&.lO; ro?h. havy. $4.7694.tH); light. $1.7O4.O0; bulk of .ales. $4.b5gi.OO. Sfc!p Receipts. J5.000. MrkeL 10il5c higher; od to choice wethers, 55.70tai0; fair to choice mixed, ?4.O05r.45; Wstom ferp. 54.505.90; native lamb. $5.7ftg.10; "Western lamue. f 5. Toft 8. Co. KANSAS CITV. Mo.. Fob. 13. Cattla-Re-colpts. 2000. Market. 10c higher: naUo steers. J3.7.""?i.70; native cowb, $l:75tfl.i; etockors and feeders, $SC4.2m; Wcalern-fcd flteers. $Jt.7r5sT;.25; do cow. $2Q-1. Hogs Receipts. 2000. Market, 10c hlghor; hulk of rale. $4.00C.10; heavy, $5.I04J5.15; light. $4.2065. Sheep Receipts. 4000. Market. 10 ISc high, er; muttons. $4.5O06.S5; larabs. $77.40; rlanga wethors. $5.500.00; fed ewes, $4.50u.25. SOUTH OMAHA. Fob. lS.-Cattle Receipts. 400. Market, active; native steers, $3.50513.15; cows and heifers, $K.73&4.25; caaiiers. $1.50( 2.55; Mockers and feeders. $2.5004.25; bulls, iag?. etc., $1.6005.70. Hogs Receipts. 1R. Matkot. 5c higher; hea- 54.S5ft4.05; mixed, $4.SOJ4.S5; llglit, S4.75ft4.8S; pigs. $3.754.40; bulk of sales. $4.804.85. Sheep Receipts. 2000. Market, strong; "West ern rcarllngr, $5.75g0.50; ncthers, $&6.00; ewes, $4.2565.50; lambs, $(1.5067.73. Grain at San Frnnclnco. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13. "Wheat and bar ley, steady. ' Spot Quotations A"hoat-5hIpplng, $1.50L53; milting, $1.55 1.C5. Barley Feed. $1.1661.20: brewing. $1.21 l.SI"i. Oats Red. $1.40ffl.53; white. $1.421tg,1.57; bjack. SI.86ei.65. Call board sales Wheat May. $1.47fi. Barley May, $1.1$V. Corn Large yellow, -$L27Vil.H. Daily Treasury Statement. "WASHINGTON. Feb. 13. Todayts state ment of the Treasury balances ln'thc gen eral fund chows: Available cash balances $141.SS5,S31 Gold 49,351,S11 Dank Clearings. Clearings. Balances. Portland $842,116 $GS.44Q Seattle 80S.S75 362.210 SpokaRC 555,211 . 72,404 Holiday at Tacoma; no clearings." Wool at St. Ixiois. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13. Wool Steady; terri tory and "Wontern mediums, 21 22c; fine me dium. 17lSc; line, 16 17c. Exchange' at San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 13. Sterling on London, 60 days. $4.8614; sight, $4.SSt- "Wheat at Tacoma. TACOMA, Feb. 12. Wlieat Unchanged; blucstem. OlVtc; club. SGfcc. V. Hops at London. LIVERPOOL, Fob. 13. Hops la London Pacific Coofct. Fteady, II&Se. DAILY CITY STATISTICS. Marriage Licenses. Edgar E. Calvin, 2S, Columbia County; Jessie Brown, 20. P. A. Smith, 25: Valla B. Perry. 25. Robert M. Kinney. 37; Elizabeth J. Plourde, 34. Articles of Incorporation. Tlie M. A. Gunst Cigar Company, of Seattle, filed articles of incorporation In the ofllcc- of the County Clerk yesterday; capital stock, $40,000. The objects announced are to deal In clgarft, tobacco, smokers' articles, and to hold real property In the City of Seattle c,nd else where. The Incorporators are Gustav Sn, J. N. Teal and Wirt Minor. Died to Quit Drinking. BUTTE. MonL. Feb. 13.-A iilner spe cial from Lewiston, Mont, say that William B. Morrison, head bookkeeper for the Montana Lumber Company, and a well-known citizen, has committed sui cide by cocaine, leaving a note to the effect that ho had decided to end every thing becauso of his inability to throw off the drink habit. Morrison was ah Im portant witness at the recent trial of Former . Indian Agent Bridgman at Helena. Lobs $100,000, and Fire St!HRaging. BUFFALO. N. Y., Feb. IS. Firo iiv business houses on Ellicptt street, near Genesee, has caused. a loss, at 2 q'clock,. estimated at $100,000. and tha n.nmivM .-were-not finder control. . - r i 1 1 r-rv K l-V r K I Ul I UKI Sleamboating to-The Dalles temporarily Ceases, v REGULATOR WILL'NOT 60 OUT I . - I Other Boats Forced, to Suspend Oper ationsTwo More Cargo-Carriers on the Portland List Lum ber Bids Opened. Ice has stopped navigation In the Upper Columbia. The steamer Rogulator had great dlfflculty In coming down from The Dalles yesterday and did not reach her doc); in this city until midnight. The locks at the Cascades are practically closed, with three inches of Ice above and below them, and at. The Dalles the river Is frozen completely over. Ice was float ing In great quantities this side of the locks, a& well as above, which made tho progress of the steamer slow. The Regu lator will not go out this morning, but It Is hoped the weather will moderate so she can resume her service Thursday morning. Other steamers bad trouble in navigat ing the Columbia and two of thorn wore forced to He up temporarily. The lone, whjch waa taken oft! the Washougal route Saturday, did not leave her dock yester day, but may go out today If the reports are Javorable. The Altcna could not make her Lake River run and tied up at St. Helena Sunday, returning to this city yesterday. Her place will bo taken by the Mascot, which, being Iron sheathed, can plow her way through the drifting Ice cakes. It has been a long time since the sight lms been wltnc?ed here of iee-enerosted vheelhouses and guards on steamboats. The Gamecock, which came up in the miri ihiuii vwii) h iu rtui, nau u. uiara ui ice weigning several tons clinging to tne storn, and icicles and front were a com mon thing on other sternwheeler?. The cold snap was likewise folt at sea. lor the steamer F. A. Kilburn had her steering gear frozen while off the moutii ; of the Columbia and was forced to lie I to for throe hours in anything but pleas ant weather. The coaster has hand gear and the water washing over the deck found its way into the pipe" on either side and. freezing, rendered the use of the apparatus impossible until the s&il ors could knock tho Ice loose. The freeze has had the effect of send. Ing the rivers and their tributaries down to a low stage. The Lewis River is not navigable above the bridge and por tions of the Lower Cowlitz are impasa We. The Upper Willamette Is also falling rapidly, which will probably stop steam- j boating to Corvallis. The steamer Pren- us. which was taking lumber at Van couver, was loaded yesterday with all possible dispatch so she would not be caught above the shoal with a full load. TWO MORE CARGO SHIPS. Falls of Dee and Clan Macfarlane Coming to Portland. The fleet of Portland-bound cargo ships is growing steadily, two more vowels being added to the lirt yesterday. Four teen sailers are now on the "way to thld city with merchandise cargoes from Eu ropean ports. Meyor. Wilson & Co. increased their lleot by tho addition of the iron four-masted British ;hip Falls of Dee. which will load ut Hamburg. She arrived at that port ystenlay from PJeagus. via the Azores. Tlie Falls of Doc Is an old trader hero and her skipper, Captain Doty, la fa miliarly known to "many along the water front. Tho Falls of Dee makes tho sixth vessel loading or on the way for Meyor, Wilson & Co., the others being the This tle, -Oregon, Pinmore, Bardowle and Af ghanistan. All are coming from Ham burgr except the Pinmore, which secured her cargo at" Hull. The Pinmore will be the first one due, as she is now 112 days out. The Oregon is ill days out and tho Thistle sailed S7 days ago. The others aro still at the loading ports. The Swedish ship Clon Macfarlane, Cap tain Westerborg, which is also well Juiown here, has been put on the list as coming from Antwerp for G.. W. McNear, though the local office of the firm has not been apprised of the matter. Tho Clan Macfarlane has been at Antwerp since December IS, when sfie,arrivod from Rosark). SILVIA IS SAJE. Red Cross Liner Has Terrible Experi ence in Blizzard at Sea. ST. JOHNS, N. P.. Feb. 18,-The long overdue steamer Sylvia, from New York and Halifax, arrived hero this afternoon after a terrific experlenco in a blizzard which struck her Wednesday, driving hor SO miles seaward, among great Ice floes on the Grand Banks. The engines broke down for 21 hours in the height of the storm, during which all the passengers and crew labored incessantly at tho pumps, expecting momentarily that the ship would founder. After the storm had abated, the en gines were repaired, and Saturday the steamer reached Trepassey, where she remained until this morning, and then started for this port. Simpson's Request Refused. MANILA. Eeb. 13. The Acting Russian Consul here has refused the request of Captain Simpson, of tho British steamer Carlisle, to communicato with the Rus sian government regarding disposition of the vessel's cargo. Captain Simpson, therefore, notified the owners of tho Car lisle, that the steamer, laden with sup plies from Vladivostok for Port Arthur, hns lost her propeller and is now In San Miguel Bay, Island of Luzon. (The Carlisle was chartered by the Rus sian government and sailed from Vladi vostok for Port Arthur before the cap ture of that placo by the Japanese. Whon. 300 miles out she lost her propeller and was carried by adverse winds and cur rents to the Island of Luzon. Captain Simpson went ashore at San Miguel and succeeded In reaching Manila.) Bids on Building Material. Captain Jesse M. Baker. Disbursing Quartermaster United States Army, yes terday opened bids for lumber and ma terial to be used In the construction of a post exchange and two storehouses at Fort William McKlnley, Manila. Three tendors were opened. Cox & Barrett of fered to furnish 53.576 feet of lumber for $755.58, and 37.103 feet for $403. NIcolal mJ Oil Bros., on the doors and windows itemized the call bid the sum of $95X0. If these conajjets are awarded the material will pmbanfy forward on the transport Sheri dan, which is coming here next month. Tho lumber on which bids were opened last month may form a part of the cargo. Training Ship at San Diego. SAN DIEGO. Cal., Feb. 13. The tralh Jgg shrfc Buffalo arrived here today from Mkgdalena Bay. Atlas Making Good Time. Fairly good progress l being made by the Standard Oil Company's steamer At las, on the way from New York to 'San Fraicisco, with an oiibarge It: tow. '.and now but 53 days. The Atlas is reported ,to have left Punta Arenas, In Magellan Strait.) on January 26. "Unless an accident occarsS necessitating her putting" into GE CLOSES 'some Immediate port,. the Atlas and her tOTf proceed direct toSan Frand$co from the strait. The barge carries 20,000 ! barrels of crude oil. and the Atlas is i herself laden tvlth oil. Steam Schooner Is Burned. PORT ANGELES, Wash.. Feb. 13. The steam schooner Nellie Jensen, which went ashore Thursday evening" at Freshwater Bay, was completely de stroyed by fire this morning-. The crew nad atcum up, expoctine: to float xier at "high tide. The captain and crew came to S2S.-S 2S 'SSSgZXrZSZ about live years ago. She was valued at about $7000. Marine Notes. The steamer Redondo Is due -from San Francisco via Eureka this evening. The sttamor Aberdeen moved up to Inman, Poulaon dc Co.'s mill yesterday morning. An electric lighting plant is being In stalled on the steamer No "Wondor at Shaver's dock- The steamer Prentiss has cleared for San Francisco with 425,000 feet of lumber loaded at Vancouver. Local United States Inspectors Ed wards and Fuller yesterday inspected the steamer Mascot and the schooner Mablc Gale. The Asuncion arrived up with 20.000 barrels of oil from San Francisco and will sail on her return trip early this morning. The China liner NIcomedia wiil move this morning from Alaska dock to the Portland Flouring illll to begin loading outward. . The lighthouse Inspector at San Fran cisco givos notico that the cast end of Four-Fathom Bank buoy and Bonlta Channel buoys, Nos. 2 and 3, entrance to San Francisco Bay, have been replaced by first-class, tall-type buoys, of same colors and numbers- Alfred Holt & Co.. of Liverpool, have let contracts for four new steamships, which, when completed, will go on the Liverpool-Tacoma route, via the Orient, In place of some of tho smallor steamers now being operated. The steamers to be constructed will be. In size, like the Keemun, Oanfa and Ning Chow, three of the stcaroora now on the route. It is claimed they will be the fastest freight steamers on tho Pacific Domestic and Foreign Ports. ASTORIA. Or.. Feb. J3. Arrived at 5 and left up at 0 A. M. Steamer Columbia, from San Franelsco. Condition of the bar at 5 P. M., smooth; wind northwest; weather clear. San Francisco. Feb. 13. Sailed at 7 A. M. Steamer Geo. Loomlr. for Portland. Arrived at II A. M. Steamer Costa Rica, from Port land. Eurka, Cal..' Feb. 13. Sailed at S A. M. "Steamer Redondo. for Portland. FOR PLAYING BALL TO LOSE Taylor, of St. Louis, to Be Tried by National Commission. NEW YORK, Feb. 13. For the first time In many years a baseball-player is to be placed on trial, charged with ir regularity on the diamond. The board of directors of the National League will meet for that purpose today in this city, whon an investigation will be made of the charges against Pitcher Jack Taylor, of the St. Loulu club, in connection with a game played at Pittsburg on July SO last. V In 1877 four players of the Louisville club Devlin, Hall, Craven and Nicholas were tried on charges of throwing games in the interest of certain poolroom gamblers, who operated In Brooklyn, Ho bo ken and Chicago. Telegrams were in tercepted, the players were found guilty and expelled for life from the National League. They afterward made many at tempts to bo reinstated, but their peti tions wcro rciused, and thf four men never again played proftssional ball with an organized club. Even semi-professional and amateur clubs refused to play teams that had one of the men under an assumed name in their nines. Two separate accusations have been made against Taylor. The first was in connection with the post-season scries of 1S03, between the Chicago National and American Leagu clubs. President Hart, of the Chicago Nationals, alleges Taylor said during the series that he would only get 5100 for winning, and could got $oC0 for losing. The series ended In a tie. This case is before the National Com mission, and will not be tried by the league directors. The charge they will investigate grew out of a statement made laet month by President Gary Hermann, of the Cincinnati club. Hermann said that his charge had nothing to do with tho Chicago case. He alluded to a game played in Pittsburg, and to a man named McCormick as having won a large sum of money on a gamo played between St. Louis and Pittsburg on July 30 In which Taylor pitched, and which was won by tho Pirates. Mlsty's Pride a Great Winner. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13. The best race of the day was the fifth, where four speed-burners were the contest ants. Sad Sam. as on Saturday, ruled n favorite at 8 to 5, but he again proved a disappointment. Mlsty's Pride ran a remarkable race, as she tow- roped her Held and In a dlng-donj? finish downed Andrew B. Cook by a neck. A foul was lodged by Otis against Mlsty's Pride, but the judges dismissed it, "Weather clear, track fast. Results: Futurity course Audvari won, Alone second, Grenoro third; time, 1:11. Six furlongs Cousin Carrie won, Hulford second, Adirondack third; time, l:14t$. Mllo and 50 yards The Fretter won Tannhauser second, Homa third; time, Mile Northwest won. Whoa Bill sec ond, Scherzo third: time. 1:42. Five furlongs Mist''s Pride won, Andrew B. Cook second, Sad Sam third; time. 1:00J.4. Six and one-half furlongs Rock- away won. Gateway second, Captain Forseo third; time. 1:20. Dead Heat Run at Ascot. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13. The free handicap at Ascot today resulted in a dead heat, the first ever run at tho track, between Fustian and Princess Titania, Borghesi was third. .The six furlongs were done In 1:13U. The fin Ish was exciting, the horses running the last sixteenth stride for stride. Weather fine, track fast.-Summary: Five and one-half furlongs George P. McNear won. West Brookfietd sec ond. Confessor third: time. 1:07. Four furlongs Expressing won. Sil ver Wedding second. Ila third; time, 0:4S4. Mllo and sixteenth Huapala won. Water Cure second, Freesias third; time, 1:48. Six furlongs Fustian won. Princess Titania second, Borghesi third; time, 1:134. Fustian and Princess Titania ran dead heat. Mile Cigar Lighter won. Martinmas second. Ish tar third; time, 1:39J. Mile and 70 yard Capable won. Mammon second. Straggler third; time, 1:46. Aberdeen Invited to Join League. ABERDEEN. Wash., Feb. 13. (Special.) Lucas and McCloskey, the well-known baseball men, were In Aberdeen today to propose the entry of Aberdeen and Ho qulam Into a league composed of Van couver, B. C, Bellingham and Everett. Aberdeen and Hoquiam to support ono team. Fire games a week will be-played. If the league is organized. Tho matter. Is to be-.preoentcd to a. meeting, to be, held here soon. ' Downing, Hopkins & Co. Estab'lshed 1593 WHEAT AND STOCK BROKERS Room 4, Ground Floor BREAKS BY FORCED SALES SAN FRANCISCO ORANGE MAR. KET DEMORALIZED. Lowest Prices of the Season Are Re corded Apples Are Also Weaker, Including Fancy Grades. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13. (Special.) Cold weather greatly restricted trade in cit rus fruits, and the forced aalo of nine car leads of navel oranges at auction demoral ized th market and caused a sharp break In prices. Fancy navels were auctioned at $1.10 to $l.o0; choice. 73 cents to $1.20. and standard CO cents to St. These are the low est prices of the saason. Largo atocks of oranges are In the stores and unloss tho weather turns warmer round losses will be mad. Th apple market was also weaker. Including fancy grades, which have hitherto shown ftrainfts. A carload of high-grade Oregon Spllxenbergs Is on sale at $1.05 per 4-tlcr box. Four carloads of Northern ap ples arrived over Sundfay. Bananas are Sell ing well, but other fruits aro dull and un changed. ' River potatoes are in larger supply, and the market generally for that product Is dull and weak. The Oregon steamer did not dock until late this afternoon, and there was no trad? In potatoes ami onions brought by that vesaol. Onions are likelr to bo firmly held at S2.70 to $2.7.1 on Recount of the high cost at Portland. Tomatoes and peas are plenti ful, but othjr garden truck Is scarce and high. Tho grata market was gonerally at" a stand still, owing to the holiday In the East, but price quoted tor leading cereals showed more firinnes. Dairy products were weaker. Recclpti. 03.200 pounds butter. 4700 pounds ch-e. 21, GOO dtfzen eggs. ' VEGETAULHS Gorllc. S10e; gren pea?. 34J-&:; string beans. S212c; tomatoes, $1 1.30: egg plant, St?12!fcc POULTRY Turkey gobblers. 182ic: roost ers. oW. $4.50f6; do younc. $617; btollurs, small. $3ff3.50. large. S8.50IM: fryer. $5g6: hmr. $37: duck, old. &" 6: do young, $67. CHESE Young America. UH12fcc; East ern. isM;e. BUTTER Fancy creamery. 20c; creamery setjonds. 23c; fancy dairy. 25c; dairy sec- EGGS Store. 22fr23e; fancy ranch, 24c WOOL Lambs'. IftfrlSc HAY Wheat. $KKjl4.50: what and oats. $10 914; barley. SWU; alfalfa. $011.50: clover, $7$9; stock'. $57; straw. 45tiG5c. MILLFEED Bran, $21O21.50;'middllngs. $26 29. HOP3-I004. 25627c. FRUIT Applet, choice. $1.75; do common. 00c; bananas, 75ctr$2.ft; Mexican limes'. S.'.if 5.50; California lemons, choice, $2.50; do common, $1; oranges, navels, 75c1b,52: plno applw. $2ff3.50. POTATOBS Karl Rose. $1.251.50: River Rurbanfe?. 75ott$l; River reds, 09f$70c; Sa linas Iturbanks. $11.I0; sweets, 75cg$l; Ore gon lltirbank. $11.20. RECEIITS Flour, 2s00 quarter acks; bar ley, 3064 centals: wheat. 7507 centals; corn. OSX centals; potatoes. 31)11 sacks; bran. 210 sacks; hay. 53 ,S tons; hides. 350. RECEIPTS Flour. 1025 quarter sacks; wheat 1S10 centals; barley 3373 centals; beans. 4 IS5 packs; corn. 1200 centals; pota toos. 3362 sacks; bran. 500 sacks; middlings. 315 sacks; hoy. 784 tons; wool, 10 baler' hides, 2S0. SEE WANTS HER MOjKEY BACK The Fifteenth Mrs. Koch Pleads in Vain Tracing the Pol6on. CHICAGO, Fob. 13. Mrs. Emlllo Fisch-er-Hoch, the latest wife of Johann Hoch. called upon him today to make a demand for her money. After Hoch had been brought from u coll into .Police Inspector Shippy's office, the wife said: Johann, you have got my money and I want It. Give it back to me, if you have any heart at all, for I need every cent." Unmoved by the earnest plea, Hoch answered: "Now, my dear, don't get excited. You will get ail your money back, and more, u you do the right thing. All of those stories about me are false. You leave me alone and you will come out all right. Wait and we will talk it over later." The woman did not make any reply, and the interview was at an end. A special detail of detectives has been set at work in an effort to locate the drugstore at which Hoch Is supposed to have purchased the arsenic which the police will endeavor to prove was admin istered to Mrs. Marie Welcker-Hoch. Tho post-mortem examination disclosed - three grains of arsenic In the" woman's sto mach. Plot Against a .Polish Bishop. Bur PALO, Feb. 13. Two men, giving the names of Stantry WihouskI ond Thad deus Urbancwlsz. have been arrosted in connection with the alleged attempt to shoot Bishop Stephen Kamlnskl of the Independent Catholic Church (Polish) late Saturday night. BRIEF TELEGRAPHIC iN"EWS. William Allen White is seriously ill with orysipolas at Manltou, Colo. Edwin II. Conger, American Minister to China, will sail from Manila on February 15 for Japan, whore he will complete his vacation. He will then return to his post at Pekin. A dozen representatives of the National Fraternal Congress have gone- to Mew Mexico and Arizona, to seek a location for a National sanitarium for thu treatment of consumptives. In a collision yesterday between a freight train on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and a wrecking train on the Michigan Central Railroad at Willow Creek Cross ing, west" of Michigan City, Ind., seven workmen were seriously hurt. Great Dog Show In New York. NEW YORK, Feb. 33. With what promises to bo tho premier exhibition In the history of the club, the 29th an nual bo'nch show of the Westminster Kennel Club opened today at Madison Square Garden with over 2500 dogs entered. Courthouse Contract Approved. ASTORIA. Or., Feb. 13. (Special.) Tho County court at Its adjourned session' this morning approved the contract with Hastle & Dougan for the construction of the Courthouse. In accordaneu with the provisions of the. special law recently passed by the Legislature. Herman Wins From Finucane. HOT SPRINGS. Ark., Feb. 13. Kid Herman was given the decision tonight over Billy Finucane. The fight went 20 rounds. Both are from Chicago AT Till: HOTELS. THE PORTLAND. A B Maelellan. S F IlCong Tu Wei. Caatn I A Baker. PittsbrgR Humor. Austria L R Wagiw. Clncin'Mr and Mrs W Alns M Erlnbaoh. S F ; worth. N Y A E Rice. Chehalls S Wile. Cincinnati O Dr F Atkins. Mnplsl.I H Glaser. Denver H G Hendry. SumptrlA Stell. S F E E Stewart, OgdenlW Cox and wife. K B'-LovJoy. BangorJ 'Denver W A S, Coulter, olty M Haas, Cincinnati v. Chamber of Commerce L S Rosenblatt, city P R Ruben. S F G Newbury. JaeksonvlMrs J Frey. Buffalo Capt Barnardsten, ?H L Bordwell. Chlcgo ! Lngland iJ F Sorbe. Hoqulmcin J C MeussdorfTer. Jr.M A Hudson. N Y San Francisco J O Spauldlng. S F A C James. S F G L Allen. San Fran F C Jahnaon, S F C Statdman. San Fran Mrs E F Leary. SatljW N Kelly, San Fran P D Tull, Spokane H C FIntoy, Chicago R S Esh. St Louis fG E Youle. Seattle C L Barnett. ClnclnlG W Gaines. Phlladl J L Washburn. DIuthlH O Mayr, Clnclnnat A G Dbnn, Seattle W I "Wood, USA G Muhl. Seattle ,G L Taft, Los Artgls W H Torrance. N Y Mrs Welts and son. Mr and Mrs T J i Missoula Walsh. Helena W. S Sherweod. St PI Mr and Mra L StadlenP G Cook, Buffalo Helna g Crowe, Scattlf G Brian. San Fran W H Disch. N Y B S Glbbe. New YorkjG H Geov-e. Astoria Cheno Kok Heon. W H Rtdehalgh. Asto Germany IG Z Ferguson. Astoria THE PERKINS. J H Benedict, Hoqum.R S Martin. S F S E Wllllby. TaeomjM K Hotchktss. Htgin Mrs A A Miller, JosphiR II Ca-wwell, B C" J G. Rulghln, do jMis. Shelley, Salem L I Cnurch. PomeryiC K Lester. Warrntni R A Miller. do US M Yv'leat. Oak Pt H K Fisher, HalnesJO G Dalaba. Klk Cty F S Heard, do A J West. Aberdeen W- P Bell. Everett ;C L Lewis. Olympla F J Walsh. do ;W E VVelfr. Sampler E S Colllnx, OptrandrJB V Lautrhlln, T Dtla J A Byerly. Castl RIJ B Garland, Sllvrta F i Rose. Denver Mack Sornron, elty F N Splcer. Antelope Y M Colvlg. Jacksnvl T F Lyons. Br Veil Julia Raber. city J Balaly. St Loula IJ H Chamber. C Grev Mrs Balaly. do JEd Day. ctty. O E Farnsworth. IN C Fran. Lucky By Heppner C Anderson. Ato Mrs Farnsworth. HplMrs Anderson. do N C McLeod, ElgiajJ R Olivor. Union E B Tongue, HillsbrfT F Ward, Sun Fran W H Eceies. Hood RvjRoy Stearns. Oaklnd "E L Burford. NY IC tl Hughes. S Franci H A Mear. Gold HlljS E Sines. No Bend T A Nerney. San FrnjE B Schonenbaeh, city M Nanovlch, San PrIA L Ayres. Hepnner Win Gray. Jr. ChgolL Morgan. T Dalles J O Hanlon. Omahu '.T H Wontky. T Dlls II A Lonsfcldner. IlliChas Butlr. Pt Ton Mrs Lonrfcldner. de'W T Sears, Detroit C F MIKer. For GroviMrs Sears. do Mrs Miller. da iMrs Bell. Seattle w I Warner. S F TAlbert Hw city N C Frank.. Lucky By', A L IIomr. Seattle THE IMPERIAL Miss A Carter. PcndllW M Fclth-r. S F E W Parker. Tacomfj B Telman. Mae Morris Heacock. John Mryor, Undenvd Newport A KJapInc. d Mrs K Klnsr. PendltniY P Anderson, Greenb W F Nulson. T Dlls Gun Newbwrg. Jackvl J K Anderson, T DllslC A Buckley. Grass VI A D Stillman. Pondlt'J J BoHmMl. Baker C J E Hlnton, Bako OvE II Shultz. city W F Mallock. do !H Y Green, Seattle II T Moore. Chicago O J King. Skamokwa Mrs B Anderson, C E Cochran. Union Gold Hill C E Sanders. Union Rav Bollng. Cold Hl'R 'L Langen. Seattle Mrs R G Connor, Cas-IThoa Bloomer. Albany cade Locks C M McDanieh-, Alby Km ma Hannec. Can LJ L Morris. Seattle Julia G Daly. Seattle Geo II Doana. Salem J W Potter, Oakland'c H Stutter. Baker C H Hunt. Seattle IB OswaW, Mt Angel W W Steiwer, FosslljMr-i W H Enderton. L Johnson. SHvartonl Troutdale J A Shaw. Albany Geo Balrd. Union J R Siackaby. OntriojM R Woodard. Union Mrs O V Allen. BoIselB F Wilson. L03 AngI H WlUon, Tacoma !L A Cohn, Los Angls Mrs Wll-on. do )A L Keys. Kpkane A Richardson. ClIntnlMra Keys. Spokane R M Perciva.1, Tacon.jA B Kdmond. Chgo Mrs Percival. TacomajMra Esmond, Cnlcgo J T Hay ward, St LaiM F Ewln, Union Mra Hei-ward. St lj!Oeo F Halt 0 L Lewis, St LoulsiW F McGregor, Asto G M Edmonson. KugniP A Berglund. As Geo H Ohler, Astoria) THE ST. CHARLES. G W Miller, do I.Mrs Eglln. .No 3famhll S A Malay. Wasco iMiss M Mclntyre. R W Holland. Bell- : Kalama ingham IR Leay. Hammond Mrs L Boardnian S B Wlest. Stella Henry Robins, LewIsiMra Wlest. Stella River R Loay, Hammond 1 G Wickstrom. Kail O Aadersotu B Veil lnraa ,'W R Anderson, city C R Watson, Dayton A Frantr. E M!schlr. N J IJ A Baldrldge, Kainr J W Davis. Burke IC .Tack. Orient W C. Dodr;e. Hood RviF Hamlin G II Gray, Aurora H T Grans, city J Morgan, TIlIamookiA Boslar. Lebanon J W Taft. Crescent OIR S Wilcox. Wasoo O M Downing. N DIE A Malay. Wasco Mrs Lambert 'E C Wright. Cheyenne B R Adams 'H B Martin. Coal Rk L H Adams iChas Scott, Boise J G Thompson. UnloniMrs Chas Scott, Boise John Burns. Tacoraai.T B Emery. Houston Mra Burns, Tacoma iWra Fitzgerald T Grim. Irrlgon fJ R Smith J Oldham, Kent. Or L E Thompson. Carltn Mrs Oldham, do R D Lawsen, Woc-und A G Bonner. RoscbrgjMrs Lawson, do G D Sutherland. !M L Berdan. Koleo Clatskcnic 'Mrs Berdan. do A B Eglln, N Yamhlli Tacomn Hotel. Tacoma. American ptan. Rates. $5 and up. Hotel Donnelly, Tacorua. First-class restaurant in connection. QRAlfM AND BROKERS We Charge No Interest for Caryinsr Lone Stocks. GENERAL OFFICE8: N. Y. Life Bldjc, Minneapolis. Minn. E. K. ALDEN, Correspondent. Room 2. Ground Floor. Chamber of Commerce. N. B, We will send you our dally Market Letter on request. TRAVELER'S GUIDE. COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY yUTs. fUKIUHUtO intUAUti Regulator Line Steamers Steamer Regulator leaves Portland 7 A. M. Tues day. Thursday and Satur day: arrives alternate days. ConnssUng at Lylc Wash., with Columbia River Sz North ern R7. Co.. for Goldendalo and Klickitat Valley points. Landing foot of Abler st,. 1-Dna Main 014. S. M'DONALD. Agent. For South -Eastern Alaska Steamers of the company, or for which It ! agtrtt, leave SEATTLE U A. M-. TACOMA 0 P. M-. day previous; steam ships COTTAGE CITY (Feb. 14 and 2S). via Klillsnoo and Sitka 1SKAGWAY D1KBCT): RAMON A (Feb. 7 and 2t); both vessola making regular S. B. Alaska porta of call Cottago City calla at Vaneou. ver; Ramona CALLS AT VICTORIA. FOR VANCOUVER. CITY OF SEATTLE leaves Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays. Sundays, 10 P. M.; call at Everett and Helllngham. Returning leaves Vnneouver Mondays. Wednesday and Frldaya, calling at Bellingham only. Steamer connect at Ean Francisco with com pany's steamers for port In California. Mex ico and Humboldt Bay. For further Informa tion obtain folder. Right la reserved to change steamers or sailing date. TICKET OFFICES. Portland 240 Washington sC Seattle 115 James st. and hcki Son Francisco io Market st. C D; DUNANN, Gen. Paw. AgU -10 Market St.. San Franeleco.. TRAVELER'S GUIDE. Spit 'ESI!f fjp SfaIJ I4ME A39 EJffiON Pacific 3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY Through Pullman standard and tourist sleeping-cars dally to Omaha. Chicago. Spokan: tourist sleeping-car dally to Kansas City: through Pullman tourist slt-eplng-car (person ally conducted) weekly to Chicago. RecUuia ccair-car ueata trcej to thu East dally. UNION DEPOT. Leaves. Arrives. CHICAGO-POU"i.'LA.N SPECIAL lor tu tiu. via liunur.gton. j:10 a. M. Daily. 55 P. it. Dally. POKANE FLXEU. f-fc For Eastern Washington. Waila Walla. Lew Uton.Coeur d'AIene and Grat Northern pp:a:- ATLANTIC Ji.V-.r..ao. lor ICn Efejt via. 11 out- 3:13 P. M. Dally. r:15 A.M. Dally. RIVER SCilEJJULE. FOR ASTORIA and.$:vo P.M. way poiuia. connecting 1 Dally. Altn steamer for 11 wa- except co and Nerth licuca Sunday, steamer Hasnalo, Asb-aaiurday. street doak (witter ptr.) T0:0O P. M. 5:00 P. M. Daily, exoepc fiuuajr. FOR DAVTON. Or- . gen city ;uwt lasiniu f,.;,v r.lver point. .Veh-trrti Sua. dock water punoitutiKl '. 3:30 P. M. Dally, ex. Sua. FOR LEWISTON,! 5:40 .. it I Atwut Idaho, and way points,! Dally, !5:uu P. : ex. FrU TICKET OFFIOJ, Thud and WMhingtos. Telpone Main 712. C W. Stinger. City Tlck et Agent. A L. Crajg. General Passenger Agea:. San 1'ranclsco & Portland 3. S. Co. For San Francisco every five oay at 8 P. M., front Alnswertb duck. S. S. Cost a Rica. February 10 and 20; S. S. Columbia, February 15 and 5. l'ortlantl Aslatia S. 3. Company. For Yokohama. Kobe, Mojt and Hong Kong, taklag ireigat vi cuonisatlng steaiuera lor Naua;il. maligna,), Manila, fort Arthur ana Vladivostok, b. . Nluuiuedla. February If. S. a. Nuroantlu, Match U. For freight and turtner jiarticuurs. apply tu JAMES H. DOWON. Agent. Telephone Main 20S. 24a VVaanlngton at. EAST SOUTH UNION DEPOT ! 'ivcja '.IjIAxins '(Or 3UjUI, J.tud iuulg, .VMlland. s- ptuneaio, tjfcUcu. &ua . 'laucisco. AtojdVe, Lou Auul, 'cutij, No urlcaiuj ;ia tti i,jJt. ! Muruina uaia con- 8:30 P. M. 7:23 si. M. 3:30 A. M. 8:00 P. M. nuuLs at uvULutul jlCuliy eJCwcut auii. dayj with traui iur lilouiit Auai, auver iou, nruwuavnl. Sprinsfleia. vv'ead. dug aa-."atroa. 4:00 P. M. i Albany passenger 10:10 A. U. lionnecu: at WuuJ-j 'bum. with t, Angij and a;iverua local. j 7SJ0 A. M. jCorvallla passenger. ll4:50 P m! dneridu imu-kvkc. 5:50 P. M. 118 :2a A. XL Dally. JlDaliy. except Suadaj-. PORTLAND-OSWEGO aUDURBAN SERYIC AND YAMHILL DIVISION. - Leave Poitland dally 'or Oswego at 7:30 JU M., 12:50. 2:05, 3:55, 5:20. 8:23. 7:45, 10:10 P. M. Dally, except Sucuuy, 5:30. u:3o, 105 A. M.. 4-lU. 11:30 P. M. Sunday, only, u a. M. Returning from Oswero arrive Portland dally S:S0 A. M.. 1:55, 3:03, 4:53, C:15, 7:35. :55. 11:10 P. M. Daily except aunaay, tf:2o, u. :30. 10:20. 11:45 A. M. KX;ept Monday. 12a A. M. bunday only, 10;0o A. M. Leave from tame depot for Dallas and Inter mediate points dallyexcept Sunday. 4.10 P. M. Arrive Portland, 10:10 A. M. The Ridependencw-Monmouth motor line oper ates dally to Monmouth and Airlle, connecting with S. P. Co trains at Dallas aad ladepeaa ence. First-class fare from Portland to Sacramento and San Frauclsco, $20; berth, $5. Socond-cla-s fare. $16; sJcond-claH berth. $2.uO. Tickets to Eastern points and liuropi, Ala Japan. China. Honolulu and Australia. CITY TICKET OFFICE, corner ThlrJ aa4 Washington streets. Phonu Main 712. iiyr rinn OF TWAINS PORTLAND Detiart. Arrive. Paget sound Limited for Tacoma, Seattle. Otympia, South Rend and Gray'a Harbor points S:30 axa 4:43 pra North Coast Limited far Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane. Butte. St. Paul, New ITork. Boston and all points Ease and Soatnesat 3:00 pni 7:00 anx Twin City Express. for Tacoma. Seattle, Spokane. Helena. St. Paul. Minne apolis. Chicago, New York, lioston and alt polnba East and Southeast 11:15 pm 7:00 pra Puget Sound-Kansas City- St. Louis Special, for Tacoma, Seattle. Spokane. Butte. Billings. Denver. Omaha. Kansao City, St. Louis and all polnta East and Southeast S:30 am 7:00' am .VI 1 u-alns-dally, except on South Bend branch. A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Pas senger Ajcent233 Morrliiou st.. corner Third. Portland. Or Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co, O ccny& shasta . . Arrive. Leaves. UNION DEPOT. Arrive. Uaiiy. tor -iiajgurs, xuiinter, DaUr Clatskauie. Westport. Clifton. Astoria. War 5:00 A. M. reaton. i'laveL Ham- U:10 A. M. roond. Fort Stevens. . Uearnart Park. Sea side. Astoria and Sea shore. Express Daily. 7:00 P. M. Astoria Expresa. 0:40 P. 3JL Daily. C A. STEWART, 3. C. MAYO. Coram' 1 Agt... 243 Alder ot G. F". i P. A. Phone Main 806. City Ticket Office. 122 3d St., Phone 630. 2 0VERLASD TRAINS DAILY O The tlyer and tho Jfcu. AuUL SPLENDID SERVICE Ui'lU-iA.li EQUIPMENT . COURTEOUS EMPLOYES For tickets, rates, folders and foil In formation, call on or addrau H. DICKSON. City Passenger and Tlcke At.. 122 Third street. Portland. Or. JAPAN-A1V1ER!CAN LINE S. S. SHINANO MARH Tor Japan. China and all Asiatic Ports, will Leave heattlo about Feb. 13th.