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17 THE MORNING OKEGOXIAN'. THURSDAY. XOYE3II3ER 13, 19Q3. BIG ROSE LOT SOLD Klaber Buys Nearly 1000 Bales of Hops at Salem. PRICE PAID IS 8 CENTS Williams Pays 8 l-2 Cents for Eph Young's Crop at Independence. Hiort Kellers Trying Hard to Pull the Market Bonn. Gmni U P.oi. of Palem. yeiterday sold tha remainder ot hie hop crop. 9-1 bale", to Klaber. Wolf Ncller t cents. TM 1 the lamest elngle block ot hops to change hands in Oregon thta year Eph M. Young, of Independence. -M 10 bales to Ralph vVllltama at cenra Other purehar-es from growers and transactions between demurs brought th. day s buslneKS up to around 1X balea It was tha most active day In th. Oregon market sine. th. mid dle of October. Th. lines between the bulls and the bears ax. being closely drawn and ths contest Is getting exciting. Th. bull element In tb. market la manfully trying to hold th. market up In the fac. of no demand from the East, while th. short sellers and their allies are struggling ejierjretlcally to pull prices down. Neither jl.le can get ths ad vantage and th. result Is thst prices ar. holding about even Ther. Is no diubt that a good many dealers hav. disposed ot their holdings lately, as tbey are keenly disappointed at the failure of th. Eastern demand to ina terlallM sine. th. election. Some effect on sentiment Is also caused y th. selling of such well-posted growers as Rose and Young. The shorts declare that th. re port, of recent export (huylng were myth ical and were merely for th. purpos. of keeping growers out of the market while the dealers could unload. Pom. of these short ..Hers are becoming almost hysterical In their .(Torts to break th. market before It la too late. They cannot deny, however, that Klaber. Horst. Williams and Nels have operated on export account, and there are, well founded rumors that another large exporter .has begun to buy quietly. Ther. Is yet a .nance for the market to go to 10 cent, before th. turn of the year and there Is a chance for It to o lower. The key to the situation seems to b. In th. hands or th. speculators. Th. light Is between them and the short sellers, and th. side that puts up the best fight will win out. THANKSGIVING 8MAI.I, There Will Be No Surplus Turkeys and There May lie a f-hortage. There may be a shortage of turkeys In Portland for the Thanksgiving trade: at least there wljl be no surplus, from pres ent Indications. Therefore, prices are likely to be high. The filling of a large Government order a few weeks ago materially reduced the surrlv In th. state. At that time. S200 turkeys were bought In Southern Oregon, killed, dressed and shipped to th. Philip pines to grace th. Thanksgiving table, of th. American Army In th. Islands. This order mad. a big hole In the quantity avail able for th. Portland market. It Is esti mated that from SMsj to 3cwy turkeys, of suitable remain In th. Oakland section In Douglas County, and around Roseburg there are probably 1"0 more. Another li0 are counted on from other parts of th. Valley. The Thanksgiving requirements of the Portland market are estimated at SOCIO to (tono turkeys, so It will be seen the state will prorld. barely enough. So far as can he learned no Eastern turkeys will be brought her. It Is Imposslhl. to forecast the local Job bing prl at this tlm.. It Is not likely to be under 1 cents and may be nearer .22 or S3 cents. Some authorities look for a 25 cent market. Shipments to Portland from country points will begfn next week. Th. big Oak land shippers will hav. their supply her. November 12. AIX GRAIN MARKETS ARE FIRM. Another Advance In Wheat la Probable. Coarse Grains lfremsiid. Th rraln marketa were all very firm yestrnisy. Wheat was quoted at Tuesday's prices, but if the foreign strength holds ther may be an advance today, although current quotations ar. above export values. larley was quoted strong. Ther. was a good inquiry from California following th. advance there. Oats were also firm with a fair demand from the South. Th. hav market Is steady at unchanged prices The recent mi try In San Francisco has had no .Sect here and dealers do not think It will. Offers of Oregon hay to San Francisco buyers met with no response. There, was a good attendance at th. Mer chants' Exchange yesterday and soma busi ness wss done In spot grsln. Receipts for th. week to date ar. report ed by the Merchants Exchange as follows: I j st 7th-th. th. loth. Week. I'srs. Cars. Cars. Cars Wheat H7 .-- 22.1 S:r ::::::: " " S H,r" 3 11 T ri'ur' 2-1 1 fUM MARKET IS STEADY AGAIN. SnppHes Worst Off Well and Feeling . Is Better. The egg market Is becoming steadier. There has been no change In prices. Ore sons selling at 37S centa and Eastern at 27 to 2 cnts, but th. feeling Is better, all through the trade, as receipts ar. working off more promptly. The demand for poultry Is also Improv ing and prices In this line can no longer be called weak. Hens were quoted up to 12 cents yesterday, and large Springs at I1H centa The butter market was firm and quite active. Cheese was steady. GR.AI'KA AXIS ORANGKS IN DEMAND Feat are of tkr Fruit Market Apple Re ceipt Large. Ther. was a fair trade in the fruit mar ket yesterday, but th. demand was prin cipally fT oranges and grapes. Th. supply of grapes was ample for th. requirementa and nrlces were steady, the best Tokays brtnglng II .1 and Conlchons and Verdels selling at tl.2rtfl..ln. Well-colored navel oranges moved resdlly at S3-.1t and on green stork the price was shaded. Receipts of apples ar. large, but they are not moving fast. The vegetable market was sufficiently supplied and prices la the main were steady. Bank Cleo rings. Clearings of the Northwestern cities yes terday were as follows: t'lesrlnrs. Balances. Ponlsnd $1.221. suit $11. VI Ms Seattle 1.K72..W . iUfilUt T-oma sm.it-.u ns.iJI Spokane 1.2o217 5I..7J4 American Tomato Pack.- The Am-rlcan Crocer Is convinced that the tomato pa. k of 1:"'R will not fall below lii.OOti.o Hi cases. "Th. chances are It will exceed that quantity,- It says. "Indiana will mak. a reord somewhere around 1.410.000 cases and it la stated on good authority that It wou:d have reached 2.0I11.0V0 cases had It not been for a freeze which cam. befor. the packing season closed. Another big blessing In disguise as were th. floods In 1U07 in Maryland. And yet the packers do not see how Providence cam. to their aid." -rOBTLANU MABKXTa. Grain. Floor. Fee. Eta. WHEAT Bluestem. 95c; club. sic: fife. Dc; red Russian. S8c: 40-fold, lc; valiey. sic. BARLEY Producers prices: Feed. $23.99 2o per tnn; brewing. $-7. OAT- Producers' prices: No. 1 whit., $39 ttrtl per ton: gray. $2U&:I0. FUil'R Patents. 4.! per barrel; straights. IJ 35; exports, II. 70: Valley. 4.46; H-sack graham. $4-40: whole wheat, 4 i; rye. $3 50. MILLSTCFFS Bran. $28.50 p.r ton; mid dlings. ::."i: shdrts. country. $:;o: city. $'tii: T. S. mlil chop, $22; rolled barley, $27,504 2S r.o. HAT Timothy, wlllamett. Valley. $14 per ton: Wlllamc:;. Valley, ordinary. $11: Eastern Oregon. $1 H.60W 17.60: mixed. $13; clover. $3; alfalfa. $14; alfalfa meal. $10. Vegetables ami Frali. FRESH IT.Llf Apples. 6Uc$2 per box; peaches, txijll par box; pears. 75c sl.2."i per box: Kra-i. $!.2i o 1.'' per crate; quinces. $Mil.2.'i per box: cranberries. $1 .".! ti 12..'ii per barrel; casabas, 24c per pound: Spanish Malaga grapes. $7fi7.."n per barrel. POTATOES Buying price. 90cg$l-00 per hur.ilri-il: fseet potatoes. 1 i t 2 C per lb. TROPICAL. FRUITS Oranges. - navels. $: 2.". ''i3.."il box; Valencies, lates. $4ft.i box; lemons, fancy. $t .jUj5; box: choice, $:l.ri0'rf 4: standard. $2.7.1 box; grapefruit. $4(ir.V.".0 per box; bananas. 5c per pound: pome granates. 1 .'U2 per box; pineapples, $29 2. ." per dusen. ONION'S Oregon, 1 103 1 25 per 100 lbs. ROOT VEGETABLE a Turnips 41. 2S per ea.-k; carrots, el; i-arsntps. $1.2.1; beets, $12.1 rnnraMh. e'ft'-c per pound. VEGETABLES Artichokes. II per dos.: beans, ltic per pound cabbage. 1"4t2c per pound: cauliflower. 50cfc$l per dozen: cel ery. 4O0 7JO per dozen; cucumbers, $2 per box; egg plant. $2 per crat; lettuce, T5 6$1 per box; pareley. 10c per (lore a; peas, luc pjr pound: peppers, le per pound; pumpkins. lfl'4c per pound; radishes. 12VsC per doxen; spinach. 2o per pound; sprouts. 10c !er pound: squash, 10 per pound; tomatoes, 50c9$L Hairy and Country Produce. BL'TTEK City creamery, extras, 3&93tc; ftney outside creaaiery, x:Hit35c per sound; stor. 17 iwc KUuS Oregon selects, $7Vic; Eastern. tij3--;C per dozen. 1'ULi.ini neii, i.tx V ' ... Spring, llsf-llhc; ducks, old. 12613tc; young. 1.IC; fj-vnc, mui i-j. j t)10c: turkeys, lij-lSe. CHEESi Fancy cream twins, 15c per pound; full crtam triplet. 15c; full cream jour.g ' " aw.. VEAI. Extra. Sc per pound; ordi nary. 77"4c; heavy. 5c TOP.li Fancy. 7o per pound; lam, Prorlslons. BACON Fancy, 22c per pound; standard, SOc; choice, ltfc; English. IT lac; strips, 13ORT SALT CURED Regular short clears, dry salt. 12c; smoked. 13c; short clesr backs, heavy, dry sailed. 11c; smoked, 12c; oierfon exports, dry s41t. l:;c; smoked. 14c HAMS 10 to 13 lbs.. 15ijc; 14 to 16 lbs., I.1s,c; 18 to 20 lbs., lSisc; hams, skinned. 154c; picnics, 10c; cottaxe roll. 11c; shoul ders. 11c; boiled, bam, 22c; boiled picnic. l'l.AHT Kettle-rendered: Tierces, l$4c; tubs. 13fcc: 50s, 13S.C; 20s, 135c; 10s. 14c; bs, 14tac; 3s, 14ic blandard purs: Tierces. 1214c; tubs. 12Vic; 50s. 12i,c; 20s. 12-c; 10s. 13c; is. 13isc; 3s, lic Com pound: Tierces, be; tubs, 8!c; 50s. 8c,' 2 lis. BSC 10s. 8iic; 6s, 8"yc bMOKED UEEF Beef tongues, each. 70c; dried beel sets, l'ic: dried be.f outsides. 15c; dried beef inslaes, 18c; dried best knu.-kles. 1 Sc. PICKLED GOODS Barrels: Pigs fe.t, 113: regular tripe, $10: honeycomb trine. I1J: pigs' tongues, $19.50: lambs' tongues, MESd MEATa Beef, specials. $11 per barrel; plate. $14 per barrel; family. $14 per barrel: pork. $21 per .barrel; brisket, $2a per barrel; S P. beet tongues, $20; pig snouts, $12 50; pig ears. $12 50. Bops. Wool, Bides. Etc HOPS most, choice. btf8ic; prime, iQ 74c; medium, slic per pound. 1U07, 30 4c mot;. 1 'a l ';c. WOOL Eastern Oregon, average best. 10 49 14c per pound, according to , shrinkage; Valley. 1.1 St ltic MOHAIR Choice, ISo per pound. U1DUS Llry fcliiis. No. i. 1jo15c pound; dry kip. No. 1. 13c pound; dry calfskins loo pound; salted hliles. 0Vai8c pound; salted calfskins, 12413c pound; green, lo less FLKS No. 1 skins: Bear skins, as to slse. No 1. each. J...W10. cuns. esch. $lt badger, prime, each, 2505oc; oat, wild, with head perfect. 305oc: house, 5 0 20c; fox. common gray, large prime, each. 40Q fioc red. each. $3t?5: cross, each. $5015; sliver and black, each. $1000300; tuners, esch. ".'(( S; lynx, each. $s.5O0S; mink, strictly No. 1. each, according to sue, $10 8- marten, dark northern, according to sixs and color, each, $10015; marten, pale, ac cording to size and color. ac-a $2.5004; muskrat, large, each. 12013c; sunk. each, 804Oc; civet or polecat, each. 50il5c; ottsr, for large, prime skin. esch. $0010; panther, with head and claws perfect, each. $203; raccoon, for prime large, each. $0 0 75c; wolf, mountain, with head perfect, each. $2 505; prairies (coyote). 60c 0$ 1.10; wolverine, each, I60S- CA8CARA BARK Small lota, to: car lota, to par pound. Groceries. Dried Fruits. Ete. DRIED FKLITS Apples. Jsc per pound: peaches. 11012Vc; prunes, Italians, 50 Vie prunes. French. 33c; currants, un washed, cases, c; currants, washed, cases, 10c; figs, white, fancy. 50-pound boxes. eilOFFEE Mocha. 242Sc: Java, ordin ary 17 4i 20c; Costa Klca. fancy. 18 0 20c; good. 10 18c; ordinary. 12810c par pound. lilc'E Southern Japan. 3Vc; head. ttVs 'saLMOX Columbia River. 1-pound tails tZ per dozen; 2-pouud tails. $2.05: 1-pound lists $2 lo; Alaska pink, l-pound tails. Kic: red. 1-pound tails. $L45; socksyes. 1-pounJ "sfoAII-Granulate!. $9 25; extra C, $5.73: golden- C Ki-I: frult anJ iTry euftar, $0.05; plain bag xtf.25: beet ires mils ted. $tl; cube (barrels). $ai; powdered (barrel). $ijii5 Tenr.s: on reiutttancie within 15 days' deduct Vic per pound; If later than 15 days and within 30 days, deduct V0 tier pound. Maple sugar. 15yl8c per pound. NUTS Walnuts. H'ulac per pound by ssck: Bra-ill nuts, loc: alberta, 16c; pecans, liic; almonds. UKc; chestnuts, Ohio, oc- peanuts, raw. O'stjSc per pound; roasted. 10c; plnenuts. 10012c: hickory nuts. 10c; cocoanuts, hoc per dossn. SALT Graiiulated. $14.50 per ton. 12 per tale; half ground, 100. $10 per ton; 60s. $10 .10 per ton BEANS Small while. 8.3.1c; large white, 4iTc; Lima, oc; pink, 3Vic; bayou. ZCi Mexican red. 4 Vs. Oils. LINSEED Raw. barrels. 56c: kettl. bolled. barrels. .1.c; raw, cases. 02c; kcttle bolleii. cases, V4c. BENZINE V. M. nnd P. Nap'.ha, cases, 2t,c; Iron barrels, la'ic. COAL OIL Pearl and Astral oil. cases. leLc per guJlon; water white. Iron barrels. 11c: Eocene and Extra Star, cases. 2Hic; Headlight oil. cases, 20c: iron barrels, 13c; Elaine, cases. 2Sc. OASOLINc I'nton and Red Crown, bar rels. 13Hc; cases, 22VsC. Motor, barrels. 10i,c: cases. 2::lic. 86 detrrees, barrels. 3oc; cases. :;7c. Encine distillate, barrcis. tfc; cases, ltic. Eastern Mining Slocks. BOSTON. Nov. 11. Closing quotations: Adventure ..$ 9 00 Icjuincy S.OO Alloues :ti.7.1 Shannon .... 182. AmaUamated !"i.::7 i Tamarack ... S..10 Atlantic 1S.2.1 Tr!nlty 18.50 Oni & Hecla.C: 1-0 I'nited Copper 1.1.75 f--ntennla .l.HMI I'. S. Mining. 4.1.l Copper Range SI. 7.1 V. S. Oil 20O0 Iiaiv west... to. .hi i tan Franklin l.l.iKl Victoria 1.10 Oranby ln.v.vi Winona ll.io Isle Rovale. . 2.1 oo iwoivenne iwj-vi Mass Mining. 0:17 4 North Butte., fi.i Michigan ... 11 "O Hutte Coal... 2 00 M-lhawk .... "o.iMI Nevada 20110 Mont C C .) Cal Ariz. .. 123 00 Old Domln.. 57. .111 Arix Com :lii.0. Osceola 12.1. ihi 'Greene Can.. 11.73 parrot 2.23 I NEW YORK. Nov. 11. Closing quotations: A1ice 223 ILeadvllle Con... 43 Breece 3 .Little Chief 8 Tir,.n.ix-ik Con. S Mexican 5w Com Tun stock. 21 Ontarlo 4.10 do bon.U 12 ioplitr . .ISO - CCA Va Horn Silver o Standard J so (Yellow Jacket... 47 Iron Silver 1 1 u! Metkl Markets. NEW YORK. Nov. 11 There was a further decline In the London tin market today with spot quoted at 139 7s (id and futures at 140 lis !. I-ooally the mar ket w as easy at 30.62 Vi ' 30. 7 VsC Copper was higher In the London mar ket with spot quoted at ft4 lis 3d and futures at 111 li"- The ,oc' market was steadv and unchanged. lad was lower at 13 lis In London. Locally the market was steady and un changed. tir-lter advanced to 21 in the London market. The local market was steady at 5.00 it 50c. . ,. . . , . Iron was lower In th English -market, with stanilard foundry quoted at Ss 6d and Cleveland warrants at '3a 9d- Tlie lo cal market was unchanged. CALLED TO A HALT Furious Speculation in Stocks Is Checked. RISE WAS TOO RAPID Con.'ervatlve Element Exerts Itself to Stop the Headlong Pace That Might Have led to Disaster. Decline In Harriinaus. NEW YORK. Nov. 11. Today's sequel to yesterday's market performance In the two Harrlman Pacific stocks opened the eyes of the more conservative element to the fact that the speculation was entering on a reckless and hazardous stage. Ther. came a paus. to take stock of th. situa tion and the development of greater cau tion in the conduct of market operations, which was shown ty th. evident lessening or speculative holdings and decline In the rates of activity in th. market. Tterc was a belief prevalent in the financial district that these results were caused to some extent by regulative measures among the large financial Interests and banks, which saw in the headlong course of the speculation a threat of peril and the seeds of harm to th course of improvement and expansion. A comparison of the action of th. South ern Pacific and Union Pacific directors in confining themselves to the declaration of dividends at the rates which have prevailed fur two years, with the brilliant-hued ru mors which were kept in circulation yes terday In connection with the'volatlle rise In those storks, was a warning that proved sufficient as a check. From M-Vi. at which Southern Pacific left off Monday night. Its rise to llilis, with a closing price on Tuesday of lljvs. was accomplished by recorded sales at the stock exchange of 201. 011O shares. Sales recorded today num bered 1S3.3O0 shares, on which the price fell back to 1144. closing at 118. As the total common shares of the company num ber only 1.078.400, the manipulative char acter of many of theso transactions may be Inferred. The two days' dealings In Union Pacific reach a total of 400.2OO shares, with a total capitalization of 1. DM. 879 shares. It was the reasoning from those facts that caused a hasty unloading of speculative holdings and invited professional attempts, which broke the market. No unfavorable news of affairs accom panied the break. News from headquarters, on the contrary, continued uniformly favor able. There may have entered Into con sideration the Impossibility of Indefinite continuance of the extreme ease of money with a sustained revival lri trade activity and in new requisitions for capital to pro vide extensions and Improvements. The time money market, in fact, continues to harden, and there is reported a notable Increase in the supplies of merchantile pa per refle?tlng the enlarged ' activities of merchants. Jobbers and manufacturers. A date was fixed today for a sale on November 23 of $12,500,000 of 4 per cent corporate stock of the city of Nev York. The Government's Panama Canal bond of fering this month Is expected to amount to $50,000,000, and the effect on the money market of the redemption of th. $1,000,000 Tretsury Certificates, falling due on No vember 20. and the shifting of security of the bank notes for which these certificates were deposited offers some ground for con jecture. Requirements upon the money sup plies of speculation Itself conduoted at such a pace as has been the case the last week would make Inevitable inroads on banking supplies. Foreign markets were buyers ' here, re lieved by the clearing of the International outlook. Vigorous supporting measures were employed at all stages of the selling, showing the continued control exerted by the organized forces in the speculation. The ordrly precision with which the spec ulation was diverted into the low-priced railroad stocks was evidence of this. These stocks came up strongly in the final rully on covering by the day's short sellers, and It Is In that class that the day's gains are found, reaching substantial propor tions. Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value. $4,728,000. United States bonds were un changed on call. C1XIS1NG STOCK QUOTATIONS. Closing Sales. High. tow. Rid. Amal Copper .... 70.400 g7 t$ SRii Am Car & Foun. 0. lOo 4!e 43V, 45, do preferred KK. Am Cotton Oil.. 2.800 40. 384 40 Am Hil & Lt pf ., isi Am Ice Securl... 2.800 25 4 24Vh Am Llneeed oil.. am. 12- 12S 124 Am locomotive... 8.5O0 56Vi 3Vs 56 do preferred ' loft 14 Am Smelt & Ref 48,VM U't, 931 mi,, do preferred ... 3no liii1 ln7t, J"rtVb Am Sugar Ref... 4.800 1.W4 134 1:15 Am Tobacco pf.. I.eOO ft2! 61 t. 111 Am Woolen LloO 2 2St 28 Anaconda .Mln Co .T.100 oSt, 52' 52V Atchison lO.ftoO ft.1t, f4 04:1 do preferred ... 2no ft8 ftH 18 Atl Coast Line... 60O 104 K131, 103 Bait & Ohio 1.8H0 108 li0 ' 1116 do preferred ... InO 881, 8H14 88 Brook Rap Tran. 8.5O0 fWi, 51a; 514 Canadian Pacific. Ift.ooo. 17a 370', 178 Central Leather .. l.SuO 2814 274 275, do preferred lot Central of N J.. I11O 20P14 2i'fti 2r8 Chea & Ohio 22.7in 471 45 4 Chi Gt Western.. 2.ftnO 8', 7V, 74 Chicago A N V.. I.ihki 10914 IBS ibsi 14 C. M A St P 38.rtl-l 1465,' 144 i4 1454 . C. C t St L. . 1, B2 Bui, 61 Colo Fuel & Iron. K.3H0 SUV, 381, Silt, Colo A Southern.. 24,0"0 - 48t-4 44 4114 do 1st preferred. 6i"i) 6ft:i4 69 68-ii do 2d preferred. 1.1O0 04'i 63 63 Consolidated Gas.. I.S110 144 14.114 144 Corn Products) ... 2W 2n lftTi, 19H Oel A Hudson.... 2,4oo 171 171'n 17.1t4 U A R Grande... 2,000 3214 31"-, 314 do preferred ... lno 74 74 74 IHstlllers' Securl..' l.v 341, 34 34K, Erie 91.n :i 34 Jt.M.j do 1st preferred. 7.0lO ftn 48 Vj 4ft V do 2d preferred. B.Oon 4014 38T, 4rt General Electric. 8"0 1.V1U, 1.12 r. Gt ..orthern pf... 20.3HO l.lDt, 1.174 ls C.t Northern Or... 0.4OO 71 14 7" 7ii4 Illinois Central .. 700 143V, 142H 1424 Interborough Met. 3"0 )0 111-4 1014 do preferred ... 3.000 32Vi 31 81 Vj Int Paper Sis) 12 V, 1H, 1 1 Vi do preferred ... P.9 58 Vi .'.8 Int Pump 1.1O0 3n; gov, 3014 Iowa Central S.IM 2S4 2714 28 K C Southern 1.4HO 24 29 2fll4 do preferred . . . 30O 6.1 63 63 Louis A Nashville 1.3oO list, 11.1114 11414 Minn A St L " 500 4UV4 4014 40 M. St P A S S M. 3.noo 12714. 12.114 127V4 Missouri Pacific.. 4n,9nO SB 14 6014 614 Mo. Kan A Tex.. 32.1CO 33V4 334 35 do preferred ... l'-9 68 674 68 Natlonnl Lead ... 4.0O0 ' 854 841-, R4i N Y Central 10.800 lloH 1134 1134 N" Y.' Ont A 1Vet. 12.5W 441; 434 43 Norfolk A West.. 4.2n0 84 82V4 82H North American.. 10 70 70 7014 Northern Pacific. 83.100 15114' 1404 151 Pacific Mail . S.loO 30 29 29 Pennsylvania 28.400 129 127V-T 12R4 People's Gas 6.I0O 884 67V4 8814 P C C A St L.. 5C0 874 87 87 Pressed Steel Car l.lnn 31)14 3S14 3S14 Pullman Pal Car 100 1 73 1 73 172 Rv Steel Spring., l.ono . 45 14 444 444 Reacting 224.2IO 1394 13fi- 138 Republic Steel ... 3.200 274 2rt-, 27 V, do preferred ... 3.2HO 87 86 87 Rock lelsnd Co.. ,. 224 ' 21 "4 214 do preferred ... 13.1O0 49 474 48U St L A S F 2 pf. 500 314 31 31 St L Southwestern 8.40O 21 20 21 do preferred ... 2.1on M 5o 52 Bloss-Sheffleld 1.0 79 774 78 Southern Pacific. .183.300 11S4 11414 115 . do preferred ... S.l"t 121 1184 119 Southern Railway. 4.2iW 24 2:1 24 do preferred ... 1.6' 0 58 58 5 Tenn Copper 26.9O0 46 44 45 Texas A Pacific. 6.2nO 28 28 29 Tol St I-A West. 1V 32 324 32 do preferred ... 5"0 39 B8T4 58 14 Union Pnclflc .... H.IOO 18,14 I77V4 171 do preferred ... 3.90" 97 86 86 U S Rubber 1.200 30 3.1 35 do 1st preferred, l.ono 166 1034 Ks1 U R Steel 137.400 5.1 .'.4 54 do preferred ... .1oo 113 1124 112 Utah Corner .... 8.7O0 51 50 50 Va-Caro Chemical, lfton 38 37 38 do preferred ... .Ton 113 11! 1TO Wabash son 15 14 14 do preferred ... 5V 34 31 33 We-tlnghouse Elec 3V) 91 8 8" Western Union ... 2.ROO 64 62 63 Wheel L Erie.. 2..V-1 10 1" Wl-consln Central. l.SW 29 28 28 V, nVTl A Tel.... 1.110 128 128 128 Total sales tor the day. 1. 641.600 shares. BONDS. NEW YORK. Nov. 11. Closing quotations: U S ref 2s reg.in3'N Y C O 3s.. 94 do' coupon IO.I North Pacific 3s. ." U S 3s reg ... 1O0 ' North Pacific 4s. 1113 do coupon. ...100 South racillc 4s. 03 U S new 4S reg .120 'Union Pacific s l5 do coupon. ... 1-1 ;l-ou co - ', Atchison ad 4s. 91 Japanese 4s S0 D 4 R (1 4s 96 Stocks at London. LONDON. Nov. 11. Consols for money. 84 11-16; do for account, 84. Anaconda ... 10S7IN. Y. Central. 118.50 Atchison ....H'0.2.1 iNorflk A Wes 8O00 do pref liu.oo I do pref 8.H- Bait & Ohlo.los.oo Ont A. West.. 45.00 Can Pacific -ls;i 50 'Pennsylvania. Ches A Ohio 47 .10 illand Mines.. 1 ' Chi Grt West 7.87 Reading .... ' C. M. A S. P. 150. 10 ISouthern Ry.. -' Pe tleers.... l.t.si 00 pin. . V A R O. .. 32.73 7?': .i-outn rsi't'i" 1,0 " do pref. . . Erie Hn tU. T. Union pactne. j-vi.vo do pref '. 98.50 50.2.1 U. S. Steel... oti-OO do 2d pf..-40.OU Orand Trunk 22.2.1 111 Central. .. 14S.00 L A N 118.7.1 Mo. K A T. . 3.1.00 do nref in.n-v, Wabasn I. 1.00 do oref 32 .10 l-l. I a u:t no Amal Copper. 89.37 3loney Exchange, Ete. NEW YORK. Nov. 11. Money on call easy, I4t2 per cent: ruling rate and of fered at 14 per cent: closing bid, 1 per cent. Time loans firm and quiet; days. 3 per cent; 90 days.' 3&3 per cent: six months. 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 44 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with actual business In bankrs' bills at $4.8375 4.83M for o-dav bills, and at $4.8570 for de mand. Commercial bills, $4.83 04. 83. Rar silver 50 c. Mexican dollars 45c. Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, easy. LONDON. Nov. 11. Bar silver Steady, 23 S-16d per ounce. Money 1 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is 2 8 2 per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for three months' bills Is 2 6 2 per cent. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11. Silver bars 50SC. Mexican dollars Nominal. Drafts Sight, 4c; telegraph, 2c Sterlln on London. $0 days, $4.834; sight, $4.S5. Dully Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. Todays Treas- nrv statement; Available cash balance $139,535,072 Gold coin nnd bullion 3.1.789.508 Gold certificates 40.940,890 THE me BJ SURPRISE CALIFORNIA POTATOES PUT ON SEATTLE MARKET. Halibut Arriving Freely From Alas ka Eggs Firm, With Sup ply Limited. SEATTLE. Wash., Xov. 11. (.Special.) That more than 50 and perhaps 60 per cent of the entire wheat crop of the state has been moved to tidewater or milled Is the announcement of Grain Inspectors here. A greater percent of tha crop Is moved to date than usual at this time of the year, according: to the officials. Plenty of cars and good prices are given as the reason for the heavy movement of grain. Three thousand Backs of California po tatoes were dumped into the street this afternoon, taking the dealers by surprise, who had hoped that the receipts from that source had caased for a time. The Cali fornia stock is held at $20. Grapes were in better supply today. Eggs were firm, with the supply limited and the demand brisk. Another car of naval oranges arrived to day. Alaska halibut is now arriving freely. All of the small schooners are reported to be In Northern waters, where they will remain all Winter. The poultry market was active and un changed. QUOTATIONS AT SAN FRATISCO, Price Paid for Produce In the Bay City Markets. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11. The follow ing prices were quoted in the produce mar ket todav: Mlllstuffs Bran. f 29.503 31; middlings, 33.5oSi;t;.50. , , Vegetables Cucumbers, $11.2S; garlic, 7 8c; green peas. fi'ij Sc; string beans, 4(&7c; tomatoes, 25 4 50c; okra, $1.251.00; egg plant, 1bcQl. Butter Fancy creamery. 82c; creamery secondf. STftc; fancy dairy, 28c; dairy sec onds. HOC. Cheese New, 12ii3'13c; Young America, 1-4 C15c; Eastern. 17c. ' . w Eggs Store, 60c; fancy ranch, 64c; East ern. '2.1c Poultry Roosters, old. $3.504.5O; young. $3 ROs; broilers, small. $y4; broilers, large $44.50; fryers. fofroM); hens, $J.50 taW ducks, old, $4&3; young, $6&7. Wool Spring. Humboidt and Mendoclna. 13 f?18c- Mountain. 4ig7c; South Plains and San Joaquin, 7'aftc: Nevada. 012c. Hay Wheat. $1R&22; wheat and oats, $17i&21; alfalfa, $11 015; stock, llS'Slo; ktreUlaMnaBirbanks. tl.9l. Ore-ton Burbanka, $1.15 1.30; sweets, ta 1.40. Fruitft Apples. choice. $1.25: common. 4v- bananas. Hffri: limes, 4!i: lemons, choice 453.50; common. 1: oranges, navela. 2 2.75: pineapples. Jl Roe1-!. . Receipts Flour. 2S60 sacks; barley. S345 centals: beans. 11.074 sacks; corn, 650 cen tals; potatoes, 6R90 sacks: bran 240 sacks; hay, 11 tons; wool. Ill bales; hides, 910. POBTIAND UVESTOCK MARKET. Prices Current locally on Cattle, Sheep and Hofcs. The tons of the livestock market was In clined to be weak all around yesterday. The receipts were the largest for several da's past Cattle were the easiest feature of " the market as the demand was slow, nsckers beln well stocked and even good ?,Yer. were "Soved with difficulty The best srsde of bogs and sheep sold readily, but fow grade su.lt moved sluggishly The re ceipts for the day were 1-.0 cattle, .40 hogs and 310 sheep and lamhs. 5 dispatch from I-akevlew says practi cally all of the beef cattle In Lake County have been sold and taken to the California markets but the mutton still remains un 1 and will be held until -l-ring. Recent ra ils have supplied water on the Winter range and feed Is reported exceptionally gThe following prices were current on live stock in the local market yesterday : CATTLE Best steers, $3.i54; medium, '! 1 " .nWI hMt. J.75B; medium. 2.5fl2.75; common, ft 2.50; calves. ji SHEEP Best wethers, $3.50; mixed. $3, ewes. 2.50'-.75; lamhs. best trimmed, 44 4 25- untrlmmed. S3.503.75. HOGS Best, 06.25: medium, $5.25 B.7; feeders, not wanted. . ' Eastern livestock Slarket. OM4.HA. Nov. 11. Catties-Receipts, 6400: market, strong to higher. -Western steers, S3 '5'if 5 50; Texas steers. $3co4.3.i; cows and heifers. 2.504.23; canners WW !.00: stockers and feeders. 34 .; calves. 5 75; bulls and stags. (2.2t3.u. Hogs Receipts. fcjOO; market. 5c higher. Heavy, $5.7ui& j.S5; mixed. $5.60&5.!j; light, 3.40? 5.70: pigs, 4S.5uS5; bulk of sales, S5.6tfc 5.70. Kheen Receipts. 5200; market. steady. Yearlings. 4.25S5: wethers. 4.404.50; ewes, $3.254.15; lambs. $4.7565.75. CHICAGO. Nov. 11. Cattle Receipts, about 18.000; market, steady. Beeves, $3 3. (r 7.30; Texans, $3.5040; Westerns. $3 25 fii.6' stockers and feeders. $ 2. Go & 4.50; cows and hewers. $1.608 5.25; calves. $5.757.i5. HoRS Receipts. about 40.00U; market, steads'. Light. $3.15& 5.S5; mixed. 5.0'0J 6 10' heavy. $5.305 6.10; rough. $5,304-5.50: good to choice heavy. $.-,.506.10; pigs. $3.7o &5 10; bulk, $5.6ow5.5. Sheep Receipts, about 20,000; market weak Natives. $2.504.50; Western. $20 &4.50; yearlings. $4.5085; lambs, $37 J 14" 6; Western.- $3,751? 6. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Nov. 11. Cattle Re ceipts 10.000; market. 10c higher. Stock ers and feeders. $2.754.60: bulls, $2.40f 3 75; calves. $3.50i7; Western steers, $3.50 fi , 10- Western cows. $2.50(4.50. Hogs Receipts. 23.000; market steady. Bulk of paies. $5.30(&.S0; heavy, $5.7ori 5 S3- packers and butchers. $5.40t5.S5: light $5. IOS 5.65: pigs. $3.505. Snef.) Receipts. 600O: market, steady. Muttons. $4t4.75; liwnhs, $4.256: range wethers, 53.40ii5; fed ewes. $2.75 4.25. Dairy Produce In the East. CHICAGO. Nov. 11-. On tHe Produce Ex change today the butter market was steady. Creameries. 222c; dairies. 19 Vi 5 25c. Eggs Firm; at mark cases included 19 g;2c; firsts. 27c: prime firsts, 28c. Cheese Steady. 12 t l3c. NEW YORK. Nov. 11 Butter and eggs, steady, unchanged. Cheese, firm. IMl HIGH RECORD Another Advance in Wheat Prices at Chicago. STRONG EXPORT DEMAND reeling, However, Xot So Intensely Bullish aa on Tuesday Rains in Olilo Valley Cause Selling. CHICAGO. Nov. II. Although wheat prices soared to a new high-record point for the season, sentiment in the pit was not so Intensely bullish as that manifested dur ing the previous session, but the volume of trade was again on a liberal scale. The fact that -the European grain markets re sponded only feebly to the sharp upturn here yesterday, was one of the chief rea sons for heavy selling pressure by small holders which caused several setbacks dur ing the day. Part of the selling, however, was brought out by additional ralnB in the Ohio Valley. The export situation was again the chief Incentive to buy wheat, although the total business for the day was much less than that of the previous day. A re port from Duluth that considerable quanti ties of wheat had been sold there for ship ment to Germany caused comment. Total export business for the day was estimated at 60 boatloads. Several reports were re ceived regarding the condition of the wheat crop in Argentina, which claimed that the crop In the southern portion of that country was endangered by drouth. These advices helped to create additional bullish senti ment. The market, after fluctuating over a range of Vi to IVic. closed firm with prices unchanged to i&c higher. Final quota tions on December were at $1.03? 1 .03 Vi, and on May at $1.07 Hi 1.07. The corn market was Inclined to be weak early in the day, but later a. firm tone de veloped. One local concern sold 160,000 bushels for direct shipment abroad and total export sales were estimated at 275,000 bushels. The market closed firm with prices 4c lower to c higher; December at 62c. and May. 62! 629c. Oats were linn the great r part of the -day, but eased off on profit-taking and closed about steady with prices unchanged to c lower. Provisions -were rather weak early In the day. Later the market became firmer. At the close prices were 2Vi5c. lower to 12V4c higher. The leading futures ranged as follows: WHEAT. Open. , High. Dec 1.02 $1.04 May 1.07 1.08 July loi9i 1.02 CORN. Dec 62 Vi .62 "4 May 62 .62 Vs July 62 Vs -62 Low. Close. $1.02 4 $1,031, 1.06 1.07 1.01 1.014 .61 -62SJ ,617s -62 .61 i5 .61 J, OATS. Dec. 49 .4 .49 . .49 May ol .Sivs -l-s 515 July 47 .47V .46 .46 . MESS. PORK. Jan. May 15.92V, 16.02V4 15.85 16.02V4 ....15.30 16.95 15.75 ' 15.1)5 LARD. Jan 9.20 9.20 " 9.07V, 9.17V4 May 9.27 8.27V4' 9-15. 9.2. SHORT RIBS. Jan 8.32 8.37 8.30 8.37 May ., 8.47 8.52 8.42 8.i2 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour Strong. Wheat No. 2 Spring. $1.05; No. S, 96c &$1.05; No. 2 red, $1:04 & 1.05 . Corn No. 2, 64c; No. 2 yellow, 65fi66c. Oats No. 2 white, 514&52c; No. 3 white. 49 8 52c. Rye No. 2. 74lg74c. Barley Good feeding, 60 62c; fair to choice malting. 64 & 66c. Flax seed No. 1 Northwestern, $1.37V4. Timothy seed Prime.. $3.85. Clover Contract grades, $9. Short ribs Sides (loose), 8.258.75. Mess pork Per bbl.. $14.60 14.62 . Lard Per 100 lbs., $9.22. Sides Short, clear (eoxed), $9.259.50. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 42.100 , 49.600 Wheat, bu --2.000 ll.ooo Corn bu. .' 155.800 89.300 Oats, bu 282,000 275,000 Rve bu. I 000 2.000 Barley, bu. 76.400 17,800 Grain at San Francisco. SAN ' FRANCISCO. Nov. 11. Wheat Firm. Barley Strong Spot quotations: Wheat Shipping. $1.62 3 1.67 ; milling, $1.67ial.72. Bartay Feed, $1.43S 01.45; brewing, $1.471.52. Oats Red. $1.502; white, . $1.601. 75; black. $2.25"?!. 60. r-ajl hnar SAteS!. Wheat No trading. Barley December, $1.481.4S. Corn Large yellow. $1.46 1.45; J1.85S 1.90. May, Grain and Produce at New York. NEW YORK, Nov. 11. Flour Receipts, 32 700 barrels; exports. 6800 barrels. Mar ket firmly held, with trade quiet. Wheat Receipts, 166.000 bushels; exports. 138 400 bushels. Spot firm; No. 2 red. $1.13 elevatos and $1.14 f. o. b. afloat; No 1 Northern Duluth. $1.16 f. o. b. afioat: No. 2 hard winter. $1.13 f. o. b. afloat. It was another bull day in wheat, with high levels established, although trade ii i.H.apHav'a El rm lotA naraiy JM'V7-J -,'"- " cables and good export trade, bull support ana ary wwmier m .e. Wall street buying nere the factors. Last prices showed c to He not rise. Decem ber closed $1.14: May, $1.15. Wool and hops Quiet. Hides Firm. Petroleum Steady. European Grain Markets.. LONDON. Nov. 11. Cargoes firm but quiet. Walla Walla prompt shipment. 3d higher at 37s 9d; California, prompt "ship ment. 3d higher at 28s 3d. English country markets. d dearer; FTench country markets, quiet but steady. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11. Wheat Decem ber 8s d; March, 7s lOd: May. 7s 6L Weather In England today, rain. Wheat at Taooma. TACOMA. Nov. 11. Wheat Unchanged. Milling, bluestem. 94 c Export, bluestem. 2c; club, 87c; red, 85c. - Changes In Available Supplies. NEW YORK. Nov. 11. Special cable and telegraphic communications . received by Bradstreet's this week show the following changes In available supplies as compared with previous accounts: Increased. ' Bushels. TVheat U. S- east of Rockies.... (M8.0O0 r-ansda -' 524.000 Total P. S. and Canada 1,402.000 Afloat for and In Europe 400.000 Total Am. and European supply. . 1.S92.O00 CorI1 v. 3. and Canada... 12.0H0 Oats U. S. and Canada 1.607.00O Decrease. Dried Fruit at New York. NEW YORK. Nov. 11. Offerings of the better grade of evaporated apples are still light, but prime fruit is a shade easier in tone Fancv are quoted at Sc; choice. 7i87c. and prime, H 7c. Old-crop apples range from 4 to 6c, according to '"There Is a better Jobbing demand for prunes with quotations ranging frqm 4 to 13c for old California fruit and from 6 is to 7c for Oregon 30s-50s. Apricots are firm with choice quoted at 8lSc; extra choice,. 99c. and fancy. 1010c A little more inquiry Is reported for peaches. Choice. 67c; extra choice, TVs Sc; fancy. 8?c. Raisins are firm on the strength of the foreign situation with loose Muscatels quoted at 56c; choice to fancy seeded. 8 IS 8c ; seed less. 4 J 6c, and London layers at $1.201.60 nominal. Coffee and Sugar. NEW YORK, Nov. 11. Coffee futures closed steady at a net decline of .110 points. Sales. 18.500 bags including Marc.i and Mav at 5 30c; July, r..2ic; August and September. B.30C, and October, 5 35c Spot, Ladd & Tilton Bank PORTLAND, OREGON Established 1859. Oldest Bank on the Pacific Coast. Capital fully paid - - - $1,000,000.00 Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.00 OFFICERS W. M. Ladd, President. Edward Cookingham, Vice-Pres. W. H. Duncktey, Cashier. Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. Accounts of banks, firms, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks for sale and drafts issued available in all countries of Europe. BONDS FOR We own and offer a list of very desirable bonds, inelud insr several particularly attractive issues of City and School District Bonds recently purchased by us. These bonds afford an absolutely safe and profitable in vestment for Trust Funds, Estates and Individual Ac count. We also deal extensively in the best class of Railroad' and Public Service Corporation Bonds, and have back o our business many years' successful experience in the handling of such securities. Inquiries and correspondence invited. MORRIS BROTHERS Chamber of Commerce quiet; No. 7 Rio, fl-c; No. 4 Santos, 8c. Mild, dull; Cordova, H 14 i c. jJupar, quiet; fair refining, 3.42c; centrifu gal. m test. 3.J2c; molasse? sugar, 3.1"c. Refined, quiet; crushed, O.tJOc; powdered, 5c; granulated, 4.S0c. Profited by Holding Wool. LA REVIEW, Or., Nov. 11. Lake County sheepman who shipped tnelr wool to Biaton last Spring, where it was put in storage, have been notified that it has been sold at 18 cents a pound. This is 50 per cent better than what was offered last Spring, when the best grade of wool sold for 12 and 13 cents, while the poorer grades brought from 9 to 11 cents. New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 11. Cotton futures closed very steady at a net decline of 6 to 10 points. November, 8.93c; December, 9c; January, 8.8"c; February, 8.80c; March, 8.8lc; Mas'. 8.79c; June, 8.74c; July, 8.73c; August, 8.65c. Wool at St. Louis. RT. T.OT'TS. Nov. 1 !. Wool Firm : ter- LOTS HERE WILL JAY OVER 100 P. C. INTEREST Diseases of Men Varicocele, Hydrocele, Nervous Debility. Blood Poison, Stricture, Qleot, prostatic trouble and all other private dis eases are successfully treated and cured by me. Call and see ms about your case If you want reliable treatment with prompt nnd nermanent results. Consultation free and Invited. All transac tions satisfactory and confidential. Office hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays 10 to 12. Call on or address DR. WALKER 181 Firt St. Cor. 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M.. then 10. HP M : lant car 12 mldnignL Gresbam. Bnrinc. EaKl. Crek. - rada. Caulero. alrview and Troal OaJeTilS. 11:1 - M :" :1S, 1:2s P. M FOB VANCOUVER. Ticket olflc, and waiuna-room Second nd Washington nmu A M. 6:15. 60. T:25. 8:00. 8:63. 010 M:D0. 10:30. 11:10. 11:60. p m 12:30. 1 10. 1:00. 2:30. f.l. a-50. :30. 8:10. 6:50. 6:1.0. 1:03. 7:40. 5-15 :25. 10:35". 11:45". On Third Mondaj in Eirerr Montn tne I-at Car leaven at J :0S P. M. Dally except Sunday. "Daily except Monday- 1 u a . : R. S. Howard, Jr., Asst. Cashier. J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier. Walter M. Cook, Asst. Cashier. INVESTMENT rltory and Western mediums. 17(&21c; fine mediums, 1 :"i "tr 1 7e: tine. 1 L' ti Me. TRAVELERS' GUIDE. "MOLTICE" ORIENT CRUISE The Hamburg- American Line's well - known cruising steamer will again make a cruise to Spain, the Mediterranean, and the Orient ; leaves Xew York Jan. 28, 1909. DURATION, 80 DAYS COST, $300 UPWARDS Twentieth Annual Orient Cruise. Also other cruises to the West In dies, etc. ' Tours in Egypt and the Holy Land. Send for new Illustrated Booklet. Hamburg' American Line 908 Marfcct St.. Snn Franotf.ro, or Local H. It. AKrnt. r n irl ' 'mV j-wrri and Egypt Travelers on these tO.OM ton Steam ah Ips will enjoy cruises that for Comfort and Luxury are unsurpaaaed "Caronia" Nov. 28 CftDlac-t ArnrM, fcUtteir. Gibraltar, Genoa.. Naples and Fitiaia I "Caronia," Jan. 7, Feb. W 'fCannania," Jan. 21, Mar. 4 Catling at Atrorea. Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples, Alexandria and Pluaia. (Flume omit ted Feb. t and Mar. 4.) -New Twin 3c raw tLra;est Trtpla-Saew Turbine asoat Fr mccmmdartM md Pmrtieulmrs mfffy -THE CIMARO STEAMSHIf CO., Ui. II rw Turk, Baiton. Chk-iiaHkiaaaiMlla. PtallaariaaU. St. LaaU. &aa Fraaclaca. T areata aati Boa treat, or Lara I , I Afcntt Jamburg-Jtmerican. London Parti HamhnrK. imerlka Nov. !Wi Pennsylvania. D,c 5 Prea. Grant.. Nov. 2 Patricia Deo. 10 Gibraltar Naples jnoa. S S Prea. Lancoln (via Aiorm) Nov. 24 S S Moltke Dec. 8, Jan. 2S (Spl. eruUe) S S. Hamburg Jan. 6, Feb. iB S S. Deutschland to Italy In 7 das's, Feb. tt HAMBl IlXi-AMJiKICAN IJN'B. 008 Market St., San runrlco and R. R. Alfenta in Portland. REGPLATOR LINE to Tha Dallea dally txcept Sunday. "Bailey Oatxert' leave, Portland Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7 A. M.. atopptni at the principal landing. "Dallea City" leavea Portland Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7 A- M.. making all landings. Returning-, both steamers leav The Dalles on alternate days at 1 A. M. Phone Main or A 5112. Aider-st. dock. COOS BAY LINE Tha iteamer BREAKWATER leavas por: and avery Wedneadoy it S If. 1L from Oak aireet dock, for Korlh Bend. Unrabtlcld nod Cooa liar points Fraifht racetveo tiU r M on duy of aalllns. Paaaenxer fara. Hrt class, flu; acoood-olaaa. 7. knciudtac barta and meals. Inauira city Uckat otllca. Third uid Washlnstoa acraata. or Oak-atrsat dock. North Pacific S.5. Cd's. Stsamhip koaaaa and Geo. W. 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