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Newspaper Page Text17 TTTE OREGOX1AX, SATURDAY, yOYEMBEK 31, 1903. NEAR HEAD OF LIST Portland Ranks Second as American Wheat Port. MEW YORK ONLY GREATER hlimonls of the Combined Paget Sound Cities Million and Half Bushel. Loss Than Portland's In First 10 Months of Year. Portland ration aj a wheat .hipplns port ia prominently art forth !a the- late? "bulletin of. export f the Department of Commerce, and La!vr. In the period from January 1 to Noremher 1. 118. the total export f whrat from thla port amounted to Jl.7Ji7.oia buh". New York la the only port In tr.a I'ntted States that shipped inora wheat than Portland and the excesa to favor of tha Kosrn city waa 4.137.0S9 bush el in that ttrr.e. The cmMne,i Puset Bound t-orr came third In the lint with total ship ment of 0 (ns.o-js tuehe!., or 1.43.M bush els 1 ae than r-rtiar.d. Tha total value of the wheat exports from I'ortland In tha 10 nt.mt.1a waa $!0,M.115. New York exports were valued at $!. lSd Sltl. , Th-v-a of PhlUi-lelphla, though lsa In quantity than rortUr.d'a. were worth fUMT more, tie value of the Puttet Sound ahlpmtnta wma ltf.34. To .hlpmen's of wheat In October anl In tie first lo n-.r.tha of the year from the var'.otw customs cistricta ! aown In the Jol.owln; table:. niatrleta Oct.-bef. Ten m; Faltlmore ...i. 1'T-J 4-i'!'-1-' SEE Niw;-.::::::: w York V 'V ,-hr.v.pbui -HI??, New orlean " m iVS liiiT nd"::::::::::: ;. rorfa"1'"""0 -w , , 140HOO 4 171.71ft lL-:::::::::::::::: io 2. BARI.EV SALE AT THK EXCHANGE Loral Ornln Market Hold, Steady Weekly Wheat Shipment. Three hun.ire.1 tor of barley were sold at the Merchants Ex.hanae yesterday. Other wise hujlnrja waa quiet In the 1-cal (train market. The t.r. of the m.irket waa steady and tjnntatlona were unchanged. WorM's iMwn;i of wheat for the wee, rorrpjirr-. l-.h the previous week, are re ported bv the ex.-hantte as follows: . Araenttne shipments. tVKVRoO bushels: last we'k M H bushels; Australia shipments. r."o... busl.e: las: week. BrtO.OAO bushels: in lla sllpmentii. ? S.fOO bushels: last week. " raha qu. ted carets dull ar.d Inactive at .17. fid. Deoember option, at t-tvrrpool rained 'd on the day and this delivery at t-hkaso c!..sed S cent higher than the open mi and K ceat higher than the previous dVa closing. 1-o.a! gmln recelpta a reported by the Merrhanla Fichanea: Totnl Vov Nov. Ncv. Nov. Nov. last . ? .' .J it IS. 1. cr. ' ca. ca. car., cara. era. ST.) v heat ...1-4 Ttarley ..... 44 3 F'onr 11 11 15 1 11 U 4 4 I" H 4 b T ' S t a: 2i 11 lit POVI.TRY RMITW TEBY HEAVY. Chk-kew torn. In T. Freely and Prior. - nreilJie. Reeelpta of poultry yosterlay were tin freally heavy, which waa to be expected at this time, with ThanksglvlnB day less than a week olt. Chlc.ken. were especially numer ous and the demand for th-m was not sulTI e,,nt to move them promptly. The re.lt aa a material reduction in prlcea. Some hen. and Spring, wer. - at 11 cents, but mora went at 11H cant, and even this price wa. ahaxled. Puck and Iteesa wer. In very ,ood demand, the former at 14fl5 cents and tb. latter at 11 cent-. There wa. not much ioing in turk-.. except live onea. which aoM fairly well a IS cent. Best dressed turkey, were quoted at 21 cents. The market firm and aotlw. at 40 centa. The tendency In thtr. lln. la upward. Tfter, were no ch.ngea In the butter or cheese markets. (.KAIT. 8F.ASON IS NEARLY OVER. On. More l-.rge Expraaa Shipment Iua from California. t-.rape receipts yesterday amounted to 450 crates. Another good-size shipment Is on the wav and that will practically wind up the a.-.ison. Suppliea In the fallfornla ship ping district, are exhausted except for a car r two ofKmperora. The local mar ket waa rather weak. The principal activity was In oranites. with a strong demand for wvll-colored stock. There are plenty of green oranges on the market fortcrvllle artvlcea wene to the effect that the stock there la .till too green WTh "apple trado was sluggish and pears and other fruits were slow. There la not ' much doing in cranberrt.-. now as the retail trade la supplied. A car of ceV-ry Is on the way and will arrive Tuesday or W ednesday. Among the vegetable ofTerlncs yesterday were Or.-goo, hothouse cucumbers at l.a per doxen. PTEADY BTVIN-t MOsKMKXT IN HOrS Many LoH B-Iir Taken for Forrlri and Oonietle Aecotint. Hop buying on a good scale a-a. reported yesterdav. No further operations by Car mi hael came to light, but a considerable amount of export business was done by other buyers. Klaber. Wo'.t ft Setter aecured the Rider lot of UH) hales at Independence at 8 er.ts. Henry U Men: bought -173. bales from Fel.er 4 Miller, pt Aurora, at 7 'i .ens The E. O. Horst rompany bought at Carll.n and in other section and Harry Rolam bought around Salem at 7 ' to 7 ccriTs. McNeft Pros, operated heavtly during the day. secur.ng between 4O0 and T.OO bales from growers and dealer at to I centa. London hop market conditions are re ported by the Kentish Observer of Novem ber 0. as follows: A much freer demand f T English hop has made a firmer market especially for the finer sort, ahlch are almost cleared out. Medium qualities are also selling freely at full rates. Continental hops are more soug.it after, and better sorts maintaining th.lr quotations, but with little trade In the inferior qualities. American and Pacific Coast hops are very little ofTered. and there Is not much trade In them In the Borough." Bank Clearing. f'oirlnpa of the Norths ee-terp cities yea tery were aa follcma: Clearlncs. Balances. l-o-r.and 7'..:4. .T1 Seattle 1.3.-W 7'-4 S3-.SST T.'T 74.I.M2 ,..-. t;.ane l.t''-5"-. J5 SH.Ti- rORTI-N'l MAKKETS. .rmtn. Flotir. Vrd. Ktc. WlIlvAT llucdtvm, -c; club. 80 & Jlc; (fife. SO 6 91c; red Russian. 87c; 40-fold. 90 Slc: valley. !-. .,: ' BARLEY Producer' prices: Feed, 1.0.50 per t.ni: l.rewtr.t. -7 I OATS Producers' prices: No. 1 white, 131 , 31.0 per ion. r i .i i k riirnw. - - tra-hi. t.ti; export. $.1.70: Valley, Vt-iark iranam. (4.40; wuol. wheat. 4.6 j; MILLTT'FFP Bran. $26.50 per t"n : mid dlir.cs. :::: starts, country. :: rity. ;": V ri. mill chop. rolld barley. 2s'i J-'f HAT Tlmrtthv Willamette Valley. J14 r-r ton; Eis-err. reRor. timothy, Ill, s $17.10; rlover. l:i: alalia, srain hay. .iJ.SO u 13. rtablr mnd ITnlt. 7RE?H FRT1T Applf. .".cj)3 por box; par.L flfjl..-. ptr box; grapes, ll.404gl.G5 per cra;e: quintet. per box; oran- hTri. $lo.."osj per barrel; caaavas. . 2'-c p-r pound; SpanU-h Malaga irrape. T 3 7ai0 per barrel; huckleberries. 10 11c per I pound ; pereinuiuns. l.aV I P-JTATUE? Buying prlc. 9c pr i hun-iri: sweat p-itamt-s, IN lb. i TI'.oI'irAls FIil"IT Ora:.jrF. niv, S33.i pr box; lomom, fancy, 4.i0ir j i btx; rbuice, 3.;.04; standard.) $2.7 box; rapffrult. 4.i0 per 'box; bfinunai. 3c p.'r pound; pomicranatt-s, ! $ I . j ') ej Z per box ; pintapp.es, - a i.SO p:r doxen. I JXIOXS 1 125 per l0 lbs. HiMjC VKiif rARLIii Turnips. 1 125 per sack; carrois. $1; parsnips. $123; beets, il 25; horseradish. j 10c per pound. V KGKTA B LKS Artir-hok'-s. !ttipl 1 beans. lOtllc per pound; cabbaK, lfrlc per pound; cauliflower. 7 Jcti $1 por doxen; rt'lfrj-, 7Sr ?-r d'z r.; cucumbers, $- (r2..'V Pt box ; ' Kgplant. 1 pr pound ; lettuce. $1 if 1.26 per box; parsley, Kc per doaon ; Pas, 10c per pound; peppers. 10e per pound ; pumpkins. 1 ft 1 'nC per pound: railih0. 12-c pr doxen; spinach. 2c per pound; sprouts, f SfUhs per pound: aquaftti. ltilHc per pound; tomatoes, 5uc4fjl. rrnvWlonft. T-ATON' Fancy. 21 He per pound; stand ard. IV, r; rholce. llhc; English. 16VW 17c: strips. !:.. PHY v-Al-T (TRED Renrular short cloars, dry salt. 12c; emokfd. 13c; short xlcar backs, heavy, dry salted. 11c; smok d, l'.'c; Ore iron export, dry ?alt. Vtc; smoked. 14r. HAMS H to VS lbs.. 15c; 14 to 16 lb.. 1.V-; it to lbs., l.'c; hams, skinned. irc; pfrnlra. 1; cottace roll. 11c; shoulders, 11c; boiled ham. JJc: boiled pknic. 17c. l.AKD Kettle-rr.dered . Ti- rces. HSc: tubs. l.'IWf; -r"9. 130; l''ts. lao; 10. He; r.. 14Vnr; lit, 14ViC. Standard pure: Tierces, lll'ic; tubs. TJHc; aXi. Uc; -". l;'c; H's. 13c; :.s lSH; Com pound: Tlercs, c; tub. flic; iMs, fcWc; tSc; 10S, Sac; STic. ?MOKKD BEKK Bef tongue, each. 70c; di-i-d beef nets, ltlr; driod beef out sides. l..c: dried beef insides. IMc; dried beef knuckles. 1 Sc. I'ICKl-EP GOODS Barrels: Pigs' feet. 41.1; regular tripe, SHI; honeycomb tripe, $ 12 : pigs" tongues. 1 .1.30. M ESS M EATS -Beef. -p-rhll. $11 per barrel; plate. $14 per barrel: family. $14 per barrel; pork. $21 per barrel; brisket, $2. per barrel; P. p. beef tnngues. 20; pig snouts, $12.50; pig ears. $12.r.0. Dairy and Counl ry Prodncc. BUTTER City creamery, extras. 3.i&30c; fancy outside creamery, S2 i if doc v er pound: store, 17 20c. E.iG3 - Orr'gt.n s-lccts, 4ic; East- ern. 27324c per doxn. I'Ol." lnt Y Iion. llii rV per pound; Siring. 1112'': clucks. HilSo; gees. 11c; turktvt. ITij'frl; Urrsed turkeys, I'Olc. (.'HEEPE Fancy cream twins. 13c per pound; full cream triplets", 15c; full cream Young America. Ittc. VEAL Extra b 0c per pound; ordi nary. " Ji T'tic; heavy. 3c. I'ORK Fancy, 7c per pound; large, 4 C. Oil. LINSEED Raw, barrels. 6Sc; kettle boiled, barrels. t-'e; raw. casus, tile; kettie boiled, cass. 66c BENZINE- V. M. and P- NaptHa. coses. 20 4 c ; iron barrels. IP. 'c. COAL OTT Pearl and Astral oil, cases, lS'jc per gallon; water white, iron barrels, 11c; Eocene nd Extra Star, cases. 21i-ic; Headlight oil. cases. 2vc: Iron barrets, 13c; Klalne, rases. 2 he. GASOLINE L'nioa and Red Crown, bar rels, 13 4c; cases, 22,3c. Motor, barrels, 164c; crises, 2:c. btf degr-ws. barrels. 30c; case. 37c. Engine distillate, barrels. Uc; cases, Itic cur fhices m sweets PKODVCK BROKERS START A AVAR AT SEATTLE. Apple Market Is Pull Ducks Re ceived From Oregon Flour Trade Is 1'nscttled SEATTLE. Nov. 20. (Special.) A sweet pctalo ar Is on here among the comiuis sion men. The trouble star led between two riv.il brokers who cut prices to their cus tomers1. Aa a result of the price-cutting atork that costs ?1.M 11.85 laid down here Is selling at SI. CO 'a '1.65. Dealers state they will tnke their lom all the season rather than yiUl to tho original price-cutlers. The Retail Grocers' Association has asked the State l'nre Food Commistit oners to en force the law agninst the misbranding tf egKS. The action is designed to prevent the selling of poor Eastern as the strictly fresh article. The apple market continued dull today, with th? t-p on the best Spitzenbergg $2. The top price on grapes is $1.15. The mar ket is Ti'Hic too well supplied. Turks wen rather scarce. Dealers are dlseouracing shipments until the first of next week. Several large shiinnonts of ducks were) receivpti from Oregon today. The flour market Is still very much upset and rumors of pr:-e-cm tir.g on the I'ort land dealers are still In the air. rOKTLAM) 1JVKSTOCK MARKET. rrices Current locally on Cattle, Sheep Svod Hw. l?o:h sheep mnJ pteer were quoted stronr in the local market yesterday. In the case f steers, prices wert raised a quarter on the beft. Shep were very scarce and ft ia proba ble tt:at the traxle will son have to draw on Montana for supplies. Prices have not N-en adv.tncpd yet. b-it the tendency of the sr:eep market Is upward. O'.her line were unchareed. Kei-eipt." for the day were 330 cattle, ft0 beg.-' ar..l C3 calves. The following prices were current on live stock In the local market yesterday; "VTTLlv licyt cteera o.7.".-..".; medium. $:i 2." W 3.30; common. $3"r S.23; cows. best. $2.734 3; medium. $2 3". 2 73; common, $21? " calves. $:..vt,f 4. ."hi. SHEEP Best wethers. $3.R0-?f S.7ft: mixed, cwis, $2,501(2.73; lnml. best trimmed. $44 23; untrlmnud. $H.30tf?3.75. ' HOGS Test. $t'(i fi.25; medium. $3.23jr 3.75; feeders not wanted. KtiAtern Uvewtoek Markets. CHICAGO. Nov.' 20 Cattle Receipts, about :Hmh; market, steady. Beeves, $:!.2.V? 7 ; Texans, $:i.40'ii 4.40; Westerns. $3.15 i 4 7o; s:of-kers and feeders. $2.00 4.00; cows and heifers, $1.50 W 5; calves. $5 50? 5-72. Receipts, about :i3,0OO: market. 5C lower. LisTlt. $3.05 5. 75; mixed. $5,25 9 3 .": heaw. $3.30 fi t.; rough. $3.30 3. 45; good to choice heavy, $3 45fH; pis, $X23 3.VO; bu'.k of sales. $5.50 41 3 85. Sheep Receipts, about 12.000; market, weak. Natives. $40.i4rt; Wer terns. $2 40 Ff 4 4f; yearling. $4 It 4. SO; lambs, $3,73 3 0; Westerns, $;;.75 5 0. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Nov. 20. Cattle Receipts. 2vOO- market, steady. fitnckers and feeders. $2 75 i 4.75; bulls, $2 .40 3.73; cu!ves. $25i0; Western steers, $.75W5 50; Western ow s, $2.50 t 4.25. Hogs Be e'.pts, !oiM; market, n lower. Puik of a!es. $5 r.rtM 3.73; heavy. $3 7 ft 3 v"; packers and butchers. $5,306 5-75; light. $3.13 -1 5 .Ort; pigs. J1.25'ii3. Re-eiptB. 4'U0; market, stead j. Millions. $41r 05: lambs, $4 50 u0.15; range wethers. $;i oj,5.50; fed ewes, $2 73'J4.25. 501TH OMAHA. Nor. 20. Cattle Re cents. l-o; rrarket, steady. Western steers, $;i-25-(?5."iO; 5toekers and feeders. $2.735; ca!ves. $.(?.". 75; bulls and stags, $2-25 4x4. Hoes Receipts. 7-oo; mark--J. steady to si- ng Heavv. I S i0r,,M: mixed, $5.5 tf 5 75; I'ght. $5 50 '" 5 75: pigs. $H .30 b' 3.23; bulk of le. $5.05 a 5 0. Sheep R"re!'t, 5 1 10 : market, steady. Yearilcs. $4 35ii5: wethers. Jltf4.50; ewes, $..;.0'i4; lambs, $4 4?t.. New York Cotton Market. NrTXV TORK. Nov. 20. Cotton futures closed steady. November and receniber, 9.24c; January. U.llc: February and March. 9.03c; April. 9 OOc; May. S.tfWc: June. 91c; July. S.l'lc; August. 9.82c; October, fi-Wc, TREND IS Wheat Market Nervous, but Closes Higher. PRICE RANGE OF CENT Contradictory Reports From Argen tina Liberal Sales for Export at Piilnth Domestic Crop News. CHICAGO. Nov. 20. Nervousness charac terlsoad trading In the wheat pit and prices nuctuated over a range of 1 cv-nt. The prvalliog tendW-ncy was toward higher prlcea. Liberal receipts caused several set backs, but each decline was met by urgen buying by shorts, which resulted In a fresh rally. Argentine advices and th-a continued dry weather in this country were the prin cipal strengthening Influences. One of the Argentine reports claimed that not more than 90.000.000 bushels of wheat will be available for export from this year's crop, while another dispatch said that frost had been reported in some localities. The bears derived some satisfaction from still another rport. which estimated the exportable sur- plus of wheat from Argentina at 149.tOft.om bushels. Heavy receipts, .both In the North west and Southwest also tended to inspire some swiling throughout the day. Demand for cash wheat in Hie local market was dull and prices were steady. iuluth re ported export sales aggregating 250.000 bushels, mostly of durum and low-grado Manitoba wheat. The market closed strong with prlcea near the top with December at $1.04 and May at $1. OSS Corn was bullishly influenced by the com paratively small receipts, arrivals being very light considering the excellent weather now prevailing for the movement. The mar ket closed firm, with prices up s H JJc to Sc. Final quotations on December were at 63 Sc and May at S3 i.e. Oats were firm all day. The market closed stromr. with prices up jWHc com pared with previous cloa--. December closed at 49h-ac and May at Sl'c. Provisions were active and the market waa firm, especially for pork and lard. At the close prices were up 5&r7Wc to 201 2Jt le. The leading futures ranged as follows: WHEAT. Opert. ... $1.04 H . .. LOSS . .. 1.02 S High. Low. Close. $1.044 $1.934 51.04S l.oss 1.07 s l-nss 1.02S 1-014 1.02 S CORN. .64 -63 .63 .63 S .3 .3t4 .63 .62S ".62 OATS. .43S -49S -49 .51 S .! S .46 -4 " , 5 :ss pouk. 16.35 16.20 i'6 33 lti.&O 16.274 16. &0 LARD. - 9.45 9.274 925 y.60 . 9.37S 9o"S Tec. May July Dec. M ax July .63 S .62 Dee. Slav July .4S .51 S ,4iS Jan. May .is.: .16.; Jan. May 9 27 3.37 SHORT RIBS. 50 S 60 9 50 Jan. 8.57S May 8.67 S 8.774 i : t;ash quotations were as follows: Flour Firm. Wheat No. 2 Spring. $1.041.08; No. 3, 95c ft $1.07; No. 2 red. 41.03 M & 1.05 S- Corn No. 2. 3S63Sc; No. it yellow, 63 S i 63 Sc. Oats No. 2 white, 52c; N'o. 8 white. 49 60 SC. Rye No. 2. 74Ue. Barley Good feeding, 59c; fair to choice malting. 61j 64c. F!ax seed No. 1 Northwestern, $1.42S. Timothy seed Prime. $3.85. Clover Contract grades, $9. IS. Shirt ribs Sides (loose. $t.25-fJS.75. Pork Mess. psr bbl.. $14.75'ii 14.S7S- ljard Per 100 lbs.. S9.40. Sides Short, clear (boxed). $$.7".4j9. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls.- 25.900 37.600 Wheat bu 17S.00O 14.500 Corn; bu. - 24.00.i 24.300 Oats bu S30.J0.J 244.700 Rve bu S.Oao 2. .00 Barley, bu. 86,200 125,700 (iruin nd Produce at New ork. NEW YORK. Nov. 20. Flour Receipts. 25.700 barrels; exports. SUW barrels. Market firmly be'.d. with demand light. Wheat -Recelpts. 127.i)0 bushels; exportts, 14S,rix buAhels. Spot, firm; No. 2 red. $1.124 tpl.13 elevator and 91. 13 o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern Dulutb. $1-16S f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard Winter. $1.I4S f. o. b. afloat. There was a firmer opening to wheat today on frost news from Argentina. Reactions brought out considerable unloading, but In the last hour sharp advance occurred on bullish domestic crop new, big weekly clearance. and covering. Last price were net higher. Decem ber closed at $1.14; May, $1.13S. Petroleum Steady. Hides Firm; Bogota, IOVjuc; Central America, 2jkS" Hops Steady. Wool Quiet. Grain at Ban Francisco. PAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 25. Wheat Firm. Barley Easier. t Spot quotations: Wheat Shipping. $1.G24 fcl.7S: milling. $l.fi7S'?l-72S. Barley Feed, $1.431. 48i : brewing, 91.00 Oats Red. 91.572.10; white, $1.631. SO; black. $2.25.i2... Callboard sales: Wheat No trading. Parieyneceraber, f 1.4G491.46S; May, 91.4SUfll.4t. Corn Large yellow. 1.8391.90. European Grain Market IONDON. Nov. 20. Cargoes, dull and In active. Walla Walla, prompt shipment, 37s 6i; California, prompt shipment, 3s. English country markets, 6d dearer; French country markets, quiet. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20. Wheat December, 7j 11 S5: March. 7s Od; May, 7s Srd. Weath er, fine. Wheat at Taooma. TAOOMA, Wash., Nov. 20. Wheat Mill ing; Bluestern. OCc. Export: Bluestem, 02c; club, 87c; red, 85c. STOCKS FILL SHARPLY ALL SUPPORT APPARENTLY WITHDRAWN- FROM MARKET. Shorts Make Fierce Raid on Prices, but Near the Close Decline Is Checked. NEW TORK, Nov. 20. The reactionary force wbtch. baa been gathering strength in the ato-k market for several days caused a sharp fall in prices today. The declines trained such headway as to lead to a strong; upward reaction in the latter part of the day on the assumption that weak accounta had been cleared away. There was no change in the favorable na ture of the news from all points of the pix-K-rew of industry and business toward restora tion. Yet prices crumbled in helpless fash ion and with increasing velocity, after the invariable manner of 'ncursiona upon a weak speculative position. The fact that the float ing market supply of stocks has been passing from wronger to weaker hands for over two week, past has been a subject of general ob servation. Tha proceas of realizing profits was easy at first, with the substantial Inrush of new buy ers, after the election uncertainties were out of the way. It was helped at a later stage by artificial supporting measures, aa has been pointed out. such as bidding up of a few ae lected individual stocjts with unrealized ru mors of Important developments pending which were to affect these special stocks. The de creasing aupport of the market waa obvloua ? yesterday and led to the auspiclon that spec ulative realizing by the organized market leaders has been pretty well completed. Today the supporting tactics were, almost abandoned and the market was left to take care of Itaelf until the fierce onslaught of the shorts at the last. The decline, once In furce. the existence of numerous weakly margined accounts waa dis closed, which were forced to sell by the fall in prices. Stop-loss orders were encountered also, 'placed aa a precaution below the market by those who have been distrustful of its sta bility. The bear party in the speculation, which has been quiescent for weeks, plucked up courage In view of the-manifest deteriora tion in the position of the market. There has b-en a marked falling off in the volume of outside buying orders for atocks since the. ad vance in prices halted. It is the tost of the r lvancing tendency which attracts much buy ing of this daes and a fall In prices brings In seller from ecatttTed sources who are dis couraged by the failure oz profits to accrue on the holdings. While there wpre no unfavorable news de velopment which could serve a an active factor in precipitating the selling, the fact of the reaction in stock, directed attention to some circumstances ' which were ignored dur ing the advance. For Instance, there wer in creased apprehensions over the effects of the movement to revise the tariff. Advices of po litical developments were regarded aa indicat ing more drastic action in thla direction than haa b-n supposed likely. Time money was called soft in tone, and tha known movements of money promised a substantia) cash gain for the banks on -the week. The strong tone at the cloas was caused by the retreat of the shorts, who feared that they had been led Into a trap by the bull element, helping the appearance of weakness in the market. Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value. H. .44. 000. United Statea bond, were un changed on call. CITING STOCK QUOTATIONS. ' Closing Sale.. High. Ixw. Bid. Atrial Coiier to.ti'.-o fc;. s2h at Am Car Koun. 2.bio 4tiS, 45', 41 do preferred ... Ltty loT loo1 lon1 Am Cotton oil.. 1.4"i tss anji Am Hd & Lt pf. 4 '2 Am l.-e Securl.. 4ut 2o4 '2i 'M .Am. Linseed oil '. Am Locomotive.. 4,:i'H M t4 Mi, do preferred ... iv-o loft',, lnsu, liW Am Smelt c lief. 3U,oo i'.'i1 S4 do preferred ... 2"0 loii1-! lot; 1IMJU. Am Sugar Kef.. 7,fKl lxi' lll'JS Am Tobacco pf... 4to y va HI HI Am "Woolen :iit 2;i-H Anaconda Slin Co. u.:HKl 5ofS 4U 4!t. Atchison ll.oco lloU, W-lUj 1.".' do preferred ... hji vm "H Atl Coat Une... wki loliu, lint lo9 Bait & ohli 11. out) KiJit 106' l(Hi do preferred t Prook Rap Tran. O.IMO r,4",, rn4 54 Vi Canadian 1'acilic. 4.0t'O 1TH lTti 177T C-mra4 Leatlyr .. li.tioo 27 2 do prtft-rr.-(i ... :iuo un llui.. V.r Central of N J ..... 212 Ches & Ohio tl.OOO 4.s 47 4H Chicago Gt West. 8. loo 1214 In', 12', Chicago ft X ".. 7,1ih 17:1 171 173-J. C -M tk St Paul. 44.V-JU J4S' 14tm, 14K I'. C, C t St 1 ." Colo Fuel & Iron 3.3 SS 37 J 3 Colo & Southern.. 4.iiKt 4os 44:. 45 do 1st preferred. 200 tll 6tl. o4S do 2d preffrr--d oo'v Consolidated Gas.. 32.1HH' 1.104 1-0S 1o2'-j Corn 1'roducta ... 1.400 IS 111 fel & liunsin a. 1 1' ITS 174H 17it L & R firan.le... 3"0 SUtj 32 ' do preferred It'll 7f.yk 7iv. 7o:.1. Distillers' Secu.-l.. l.uoo .IK. 31 & 3.1 -' Frle 2i, loo 32 3 do 1st pi ef-MTCil. 4''0 4M 47 Vi 4S .do 2.1 prer.rted. 4"0 .'IN', 3."- 38 '4 General Electric.. 1,1"" I.V'IV, .,2 1.13 Gt Northern pf... 1.1.70" l:l'.H 137', l.'iS'i Gt Northern Ore.. 3.WB 7.'!ij 71 727, Il.Inois Central .. 4.(:"t) 14(rli 14.1 14H Interborough Met. 6.W" 144 12 1-1 '4 do preferred ... l.WI .'14 3:1 '-i 34 .j lilt Paper If-" 13 l'-'-j 12'a do preferred" ... 1.H0 S f.H f-8 Int Pump 2.3M) .".2 31 31 1 Iowa Centre! 4"ll 211. 2 2! K C Southern ... I.'-" 2!.i 2S 2a do I'referred ... 1"" li-H .'! -;n W Louis & Nnahvtlle S.IIWV llilii 117'i 119 Minn & St L , 4S M, St Y & S S M. 4"" 133 13214 1321. Missouri Parltic . U'i '! "'lvt Mo. Kan Texas 12.3(10 3T.i. 34'. do preferred ... 4ib) IV.I S l-'-tJ .National Ia-hU . .". 1".""" 83 K!i tBt-1, N Y Central 11. SO 114-K, llii N Y. ont 4 West. 4.H"f 43 42"-4 43 '4 Norfolk &- West.. l.'HB. SI M'4 8.1 North American.. 1.1"0 73 71 72-. Northern Pacific.. 42.400 143 13tt 141'4 I'aciti.- Mull 7(H) 31 3", 3n--t I'ennMvlvar.la 14.rni 12IK. 12.s' 12HS People's Gas 3.2ii" J(', i'l'id loot P C C & St L... 2"" .-.. M-S XT. Pressed Steel Car 800 3!) SS'-j Kv Steel Spring 42vn ReaiJtrg 141. 4O0 13S?. 13.1 137 "it Republic Steel ... 2.400 27 27 27H do preferred ... 1.1'H) SS'S Mi'i S7"4 Rock Ieland Co.. 2.2"" 22:i 21 N, 22'4 do preferred ... 7.2'1 4! 47 40 St I. & S F 2 pf. 33 3.H4 83 TA St L Southwestern lo" 2" 2" 2o:.-. do preferred ... (K -''3 -MS M Southern Pacinc. 87.700 118', Hf UH do preferred ... " 121 '3 121 14 121 S.U(hern Hallway. B.rioo 24, 23 HH do preferred ... fl.coo f! . .1i '4 tiS tenn Copper 1S.4"( r.Hs 4'.' "I'-j Texas & Kicific. 2.100 31 3"'j 31 Tol. St L & West .2"0 3(1 3(1 3(i do preferred ... 2"0 8.l4 t f? Union Pacific ...1S4.K0O 1H1, 17I'!4 1M- do preferred . -r W4 W V S Rubl-er ...... IK1" 3-1 34 34 do 1st preferred. W" l'13; 1"4 1":."4 V S Steel 103. !1"( Xtl-T, fit 'i 5'Hi, do preferred ... 4.!KHI 113 112', 113 T-lah Ct.pier .... l. 4. 4(.'4 4.H Ya-Cnro Chemical. B.7'i 43 ..US 41-4 do preferred ... 21.0 in. 4 113-4 1MV, Vab3.h . JSS I4" do preferred ... .2"0 f-C'., 34-., 3(. Wertlnghou.-e Elec 2.""" !'-' 1 IVcstern Vnl.m ... l.W'O " hf Ma Wheel & L Krle.. 4(h) 1 1 H II 1J Vlsoorrln Central. . Ji S ),. Am Tel & Tel.. 1.4IH) 131', l.l-"-i 131 '.4 Total sales for the day. l.iM.S00 shares. BONDS. NEW YORK. Nov. 2( Closing quotations: r" s ref "s reg.ll3'i'N Y C G 3'4s..l27'4 do' coupon.... 1 "4 North Pacific 3s. T.'i T S 'Is reg .lo"; North Parltic 4s. l0 'do' coupon.... l''V South PaclHC . 04 1- S new 4s reg.l20',3U n!on Pncilic 4S.IO014 do coupon. ...121 IWIscon Cest 4s. S.'4 Atchison ndj 4s. 01 U Japanese 4s..... 81 L & K G 4S. . . O'iSI Stocks at Iondon. LONDON. Nov. 20. Consols for money, S4'; do for ar-couitt. MUs. Anaconda ... 10.37 '1 Norflk We S.1..10 Atchison !'7..K do prv' S-..00 do pref 101. .10 Ont i n'est.. 44..10 Bait & Ohlo.llO'"' Pennsylvania. (. .1(4 t'an Pacific. .1K2 7.1 IRand Mines.. .1X1 Ches & Ohio. 4:i."0 I Reading ''',',' Chi Gi t West 11.(12 4 Southern Ry. . 2. C M 4 S P 1.12.1" i d" Prpf (10. 00 r'e ' Beers'. .. '. 12.S7V4 south raeiflc. 120.50 L & R G ... 3:1.2.1 lUnion Pacific. 1SII.0" do pref TS.O0 I do pref "i!-'?,, Erie 34.02';U. S. Steel . . . .v..o. M do 1st pf.. 40.10 I do pref lli c do 2d pf . . 4".oo JWabash l.l.o" Grand Trunk 2.S7tt: P -1J-"J 1 & N ..121.-10 Spanish 4s... 93.25 MO K A T.. 300 Amal Copper. 88.73 N. T. Central, lis. 30 Money, Exchanare, Wc. KBW YORK, Nov. 20. Money on call, easy, 1"S2 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per cent- closing bid. 14 per cent; offered at 14 per cent. Time loans, dull; 00 days. 8 per cent: 98 days, 314 per cent; six months. 3 per cent. Prime mercantile panar, 4fL4b per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi ness in bankers' bills at f4 l54.8420 for Ou-day bills and at 4.SR for demand. Commercial bills. 4.834f4-8T4- Bar silver, 40Tc. Mexican dollars. 45c. Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, easy. LONDON. Nov. 20. Bar silver, quiet, 23 l-10d per ounce. Money. 1(4 percent. Tho rate of discount Tn The open market for short bills is 2t, per cent. - The rate of discount in the open market for three months' bills Is 24 per cent. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. Silver bars, 0'Bc Mexlcan dollars, nominal. Drafts, sight, par; do telegraph, 2c. Sterling on London, 60 daya. 4.84H: ster ling on London, sight. 14.8(3?,. Pally Treasury statement. YASHINGTC, Nov. 20. Todays Treas ury statement: Available cash balance $14..".30 Gold coin and bullion 43,:tf7,"8 Gold certiflcatea 43,411, B7u Coffee and Sugar. .. NEW YORK. Nov. 20. Coffee futures closed steadv, 'net' unchanged to 10 points higher. Sales 31. 230 bags. Including December, 3.05c; January. S.lOc: March. 5.2)c; May, 5.25c; Sep tember and October, 5.30c. Spot coffee quiet; No. 7 Rio. c: No. 4 Santos, 7TSC. Mild dull; Cordova, B 31 12 He Sugar Raw. steady; fair refining, 3.44c; centrifugal. .9ft test, 3.94c: molasses sugar, 3.10O. Refined, steady; crushed, o.GOc; pow dered. 5.00c; granulated, 4,90c. ALL SHOW. GAINS In Every Line of Business Ex pansion Is the Rule. .v : TRADE GROWS EACH WEEK 3Ianufacturing Plants Increase Their Capacity and Extensive Plans for the Future Made. Fewer Idle Cars. NEW YORK, Nor. 20. R. ' G. Dunn A Co.'s weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: Gains are almost universal, every week surpassing Its predecessor in volume of trade while manufacturing plants increase active capacity and confidence is finding expres sion In extensive plans for the future. At many pornts seasonable weather ha stimulated demand for Winter goods, and there Is a gratifying change for the better In regard to the promptness 01 collections. Som-3 sections are backward. however, either because the temperatures continue too high or on account of the failure to market crops promptly. Frequent evidences of depleted stocks in the hands of dealers are noted, especially when shipping departments work overtime in order to make sufficiently prompt doliveries. Hides are stronger, but the upward ten dency of packer stock may be checked by the increasing receipts of cattle. SMAI.l.KR KIMBER OF IDI.K CARS. Trade Expanding In Wholesale and .lobbing Lines. NEW YORK, Nov. 20. Bradstreefs to morrow will say: Enlargement and advancement are still the dominant influences in trade and the volume of orders booked by wholesalers and manufacturers continues large, partic ularly in the commercial and manufactur ing centers of the North, Kast p.nd West, still, certain evidences of irreguiarity aim found in the teports that mild weather is retarding sales of Winter goods at retail in the above sections, and Southern advices are -that improvement in that section is rather slower than expected and that low cotton prices and the holding of that pro duct by the producers ana checking trade and collections. Idle cares are reported growing fewer in number rapidly. Lumber Is qulter and flour in less oVimand for export. In whole sale and jobbing lines, north, east and west reports are generally that trade Is ex panding that Spring purchases are increas ing, and that stocks in final distributors' hands ana light. Business failures In the United States for the week ending November 19 number 273 against 267 last week. 205 in the like week in 1907. 212 In 1906 and 224 in 1905. Business 'failures in Canada for the week number 88. which compares with 22 last week and 35 In the same week last year. Wheat. Including flour, exports from the T'nited States and Canada for the week end ing November T9 asgoc-gate 5,599.314 bushels against 6,0-9,44 last week and 5.103.143 this week last year. For the 21 weeks end ing November 19 this year, the exports are S9.3S3.554 bushels against S5. 023, 494 in the corresponding period last year. Corn exports for the week are 239.717 bushels against 372,808 last week and 500, 629 bushels in 1907. For the 21 weeks end ing November 19. corn exports are 2,631,776 bushels against 19.766.SR9 last year. Bank Clearings. NBW YORK, Nov. 20. Bradstreefs bank clearings report for the week ending No vember 19 shows an aggregate of $3,419,213. 000 as against $3,579,517,000 last week and $2,287,954,000 in the corresponding week last year. The following Is a list of the cities: P. C. Inc. New York $2.202. 369.000 67.3 Chicago 26N. Otil,0"0 35.6 Boston 190.023.000 3J.5 Philadelphia 140.872.000 19.1 St. Louis 67.924.000 17.4 Pittsburg 42.943.000 13.3 San Francisco 39.990.000 42.6 Kansas City 45.576.000 56.1 Baltimore 27,687,000 1.0 Cincinnati 29,531.000 36.1 Minneaplois 27. 238,000 17.2 New Oriean 19.854,000 2.0 Cleveland 16.539.000 4.2 Detroit 15.247,000 "7.4 Louisville 11.126.000 22.6 Los Angeles 11.325.000 29.8 Omaha 13.089,000 24.5 Milwaukee 12,066,0(10 14.9 Seattle 9,987.000 31.6 St. Paul 12.246,(100 25.6 Buffalo 9.276.000 10.6 Denver 10.064.000 29.1 Indianapolis 8. 447.000 43.7 Fort Worth 14.673,000 . 67.2 Providence 7,808,000 11.8 Portland, Or 7.3J7.nti( 59.8 Albanv 6.399.000 22.9 Rlrhmond 6.304.00(1 '1.7 Washington. D. C 6.499,000 39. S Spokane. Wash 7.108.000 25.6 fait Lake Citv 8.7t;o,OoO 102.6 Columbus 5.582.(100 19.4 St. Joseph 5. 490. 000 52.6 Atlanta 5,716.000 '2.9 Memphis 6.974.000 17.7 Tacoma 4.786.000 6.1 Savannah , 5.096.000 16.1 Toledo, 0 3.445.000 .7 Nashville 2.8S2.000 '30.5 Rochester 3.997.000 13.5 Hartford 3.1.19.000 32.6 Des Moines 3.018.000 4.7 Peoria 3. 120.000 103.5 Norfolk 2.91S.0OO 10.2 New Haven 2.212.000 14. 1 Grand Rapids 2.2S2.000 3.3 Birmingham 2.063.0110 2.S Svracuse 2.116.000 '9.7 Sioux City 2.914.000 65.8 Springfield. Mass 1.8.12.000 1.3 Evansvllle 2.149.000 20.5 Portland. Me 1.884.000 "4.8 Davton 1.803.000 40.9 Little Rock ." 1.975.0.J0 75.7 Augusta, Oa 2.230.000 1.6 Oakland. Cal 1.778.000 36.5 Worcester 1.7i.7.0"0 ..a Mobile r 1.493,000 3.3 Knoxville 1.47.000 2.9 Jacksonville. Fla. 1. 627,000 . 23.1 Chattanooga 1.50S.OOO 12.7 Charleston. S. C 1.729.000 -3.5 Lincoln. Neb 1.294.000 'H.l Wilmington. Del. 1.166,000 '3.7 Wichita 1,554.000 34.1 Wilkesbarre 1.207.'i'00 2.9 Wheeling. W. Va. 1.6l2.eO 25.3 Fall River 1.446.000 29.3 Davenport 1. 274,000 51.4 Kalamazoo, Mich 1.111. 000 60. 4 Tnixdta. 1.241,000 53.9 Helena Springfield. I1L Youngstown Fort Wayne New Bedford Krie. Pa Cedar Rapids, Ia Macon Akron Lexington Rockford. Ill Fargo. N. D Lowell Bingbamton Chester, Pa Sioux Falls. S. D South Bend, Ind Bloomlngton, 111 Canton, O Quincy. Ill Springfield. O Decatur. -111. Mansfield, O Fremont. Neb Jacksonville, 111 Oklahoma Houston Galveston Sacramento Columbia, S. C. .... - -Jackson. Miss 1,102.000 29.4 949.000 4.0 716.000 44.9 898.000 59.3 1,077.000 21.2 658.000 '8.3 760.000 20. S 906.000 24.8 694.000 48.6 744.000 .15.6 665.000 12. 1 821.000 62.1 580.000- "3.9 514.000 10.5 429.000 5.4 678.000 Sl.J 473.000 41.1 476,000 34.8 696.000 57.4 455.000 25.4 433.000 17.9 464,000 77.7 327,000 65. S 278.000 31.7 281.000 8.9 1,475,000 119.1 S2. 247. 000 65.8 19,653,000 65.1 979,000 40.4 958.000 46.0 450,000 .... Decrease. QUOTATION'S AT SAJf FBAXCISCO. Prices Paid for Produce In tba Bay City Markets. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. The follow ing prices were quoted In the produce mar ket todav: Millstuffs Bran. $29.503l; middling. $33(8 35,50.' Vegetables Garlic 7(g8c: green peas, 6iT8c; string beans, 69c; tomatoes, 25 65c; okra, 1.251.S0; eggplant, $11.25. Butter Fancy creamery, 31 He; creamery seconds, 27c; fancy dairy, 23c; dairy sec onds, 20c: pickled, 23 He. Cheese New, 135:14Hc; Young America. 1617c; Eastern, 17c. Eggs Store, 50c; fancy ranch, 54c; East ern, 27c. Poultry Roosters, o'd, $3.504.50; young. $6S; broilers, small, $33.S0; broilers, large, $4(4.50: fryers, $56; hens, $49; ducks, old, $45; young, $68. Wool Spring, Humboldt and Mendoclna. lS19c; Mountain, 4!g'7Hc; South Plain THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGON UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,000,009.00 OFFICERS J. C. AINSWORTH, President. R. W. SCHMEER, Cashier. R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President A. M. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier. W. A. E0LT, Assistant Cashier. TRAVELER'S CHECKS Issued fir use on the AMERICAN CONTINENT or in any FOREIGN COUNTRY, cashable without charge or identification. and San Joaquin. 739c; Nevada. 912c Hay Whnat. $1K 22; wheat and oats. J17'f.21; alfalfa. 114?15; Block. $1S15; straw, Dr balf. firtfb5c. Ort'Kon Btirbanks. $l.la1.30; sweets. $1 Potatoes Salinas Burbanke. l.25ij?l.tHi; Fruits ApplM. cbolr-e. $1.25: common, 40c bannras. SI rt'-l : li tries. 45; lemons, choir. .tn.oO. common. $1; oranges, navels, pineaw!e Sl.tiitfr... Receipts Flour. 0110 quarter tweks; wheat. 10 centals; barley. 7.1W7 centals: oats, 375 centals; beans. ItM sacks; potatoes, PUH) sacks, bran. (JUO sarks; middlings, 30i sacks; hay. 25 :ons; wool. 71) bales; hides, lliSO. Eastern Mininif Stockn. BOSTON, Nov. 2t). Closing quotations: Adventure .. N.OO (Parrot 21.0U u.., tut (lntncv 1M..0 AmalKamated S7.'" Shannon .J.'-n Atlantic .... 1S-U lium"' -- "r,". Cal & Hecla.er.Vtto Trinity lb.M" Centennial . . :!4.4H ICnited Cop. . .14.i.- Copper Range S0.3O It. S. Mining. 44. o0 Franklin ltt.r.0 U tah Granby 104.i 'Victoria ile Kovale. . 3-..UU ju mona Mass Mining. -7.'( JNorth Butte.. St....O Michiffan ... 14.0t 'Rutte Coal... 2 i.!1 Mohawk UD.."0 .Nevada , ,;I'P? Oid Dominion 57. tl-ii A rls Com Osceola lU.OO iGreene Can... 11.00 NEW. YORK. Nov. Alice 27S 5-irunswtck Con. Com Tun stock. 25 do bonds 145 C C & Va 55 Horn Pilver 7 Iron Silver 100 Closing quotations: U.eadvllle Con. f,ittle i'hiet.. . i Mexican f Ontario iOphir Standard i Yellow Jacket. 4 8 . 7' .400 . 175 ,1H5 . 42 Dairy Produce In the East. CHICAGO, Nov. 20. On the Produce Ex-i-hanm tniinv th butter market was steady; creameries, 22i-3;i0c; dalrlps, lU(d'2oc. fcps t irm;. at mars cases mi-iuwc 2,V; firsts. 2Sc; prime firsts, 29c. Cheeee "Firm, 12; Vic. NEW YORK, Nov. 24). Butter Firm, un changed. Cheese Firm; state full cream specials, 14, 6fl5c; do September email colored or white, best, l.'ti:iVc; do large. 12c; state made small. 12c; pood to prime, 11 !fi'12i-c; com mon to tair. lOiftllc; skims, lOll'Ac. Eg,s--SteaUy, unchanged. Dried Fruit at New York. NEW YORK, Nov. 20. The market for evaporated apples is quiet, with fancy quoted at fcfcc; choice, 7',STc; prime. 6 7c; old crop. 4'iitic, according to grade. Prunes are firm on spot, with quotations ranging from 4c to l.'lc for California and 6Vj Ihc for Oregon fruit. Apricots continue in good demand, with choice quoted at ivVgOc; extra choice, ic; fancy. H!-4i R'sc. Peaches are firm, with choice quoted at 7i&7V4c; extra choice, fancy, KVjfg'llc. Raisins are quiet on ?pot, but remain firm in tone, owing to bullish advices from the Coast. Loose muscatel are quoted at 5i''nc-t choice to fancy seeded, O'tSc; seedless, 4(&c; London layers. jfl.'rtiJi l.c-0. Metoi Markets. NEW YORK. Nov. 2t. Spot tin was un changed at flU7 in Laondon, but futures were lower at jEI.'W 17s Od. Locally the market was easy at :i0.121-.."!0.37iic. Cop?er was unchanged at (i3 2s 6d in Lon don for spot, but futures declined to tV4. Lo cally the market was weak, but nominally unchanged. Iead wns lower at 13 s Cd in London. Locally the market was dull and a shade lov.er at 4.yOir4.:t5c. Pptlter was unchanged in both markets. lrm was unchanged. Wool at St. Louis. ST. LOT'IS. Nov. 20. Wool, firm; Terri tory and Western mediums, 17'if21c; fine me (1um?. 15frT7c; fine, l'JM4c. THE FIRST BOTTLE. In every household should be a bottle of Lanc'n Kidney and liackathe Medicine. The Kidneys are of greatest importance in pro tecting and maintaining the health of every human body. But because of the very na ture of their work they frequently become clogged and need help to free themselves from impurities. These are some of the kld nevs' warnings: Pain in the back, loss of appetite, swelling in the lower limbs, pains in the calves of the leg, swelling and pain tn the right side, dizziness and blurred evesight A few doses of Lane's Kidney and Uackarhe Medicine always gives relief. It is the verv best specific for kidney trou bles safe and sur purely vegetable guaranteed under the pure food and drugs law. Made by Chas, E. Lane & Co., Chem ists. St. Louis, Mo. Gold in Portland by the Laue-Davis Drug, Co , at their four stores Third and Yamhill. 342 Washington street. Twenty-fourth and Thurmnn and at East Twenty-eighth and East Glisan. Woman a Specialty Mrs. S- K. Chan The wefl-known Chinese phy sician, with her wonderful Chinese medicines, the herbs nnr. r-nnta hns iirH mnnv r'T 4g sufferers when all other rem ? if edles have failed. Bhe cures female chronic private diseases, nervous ness, blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, throat, lung troubles, stomach, bladder, kidney, consumption and disease of all kinds. Remedies harmless. io operation. Honest treatment. EXAMINATION FREE. 226H Morrison St., Ket. First and Set-ond. lESTER'S PILLS 1 IIB DIAMOND BRAND. 1V11U in Krd and Gold rrctaliic bux.-s, sealed wiUi Elue Ribbon. y j Irnrcst. Askfr !n-Clri:r.TEHTs1 DIAMO ND it HAM P1LI.S, for 6J years known s Best. Safest. AI ws Reliably SOLD BY DKLQGISTS EVERYWHERE QHICS fTO-NIMT I TRAVKI.EKS' CUIBE. t,t AVM kAW York Jams- (IcUfoCI DAY3 AN IDEAt TRIP 3r0 F0 IU.U5 BOOK. a -.'-..- . - T. I'. JlrtiiiH-aD, 4-"0 t oneress St. TO" Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar ITAL Travelers on these 20,000 ton Steam ships will enjoy cruises that for Comfort and Luxury are unsurpassed "Caresia." Nov. 23 Calling at Azorsa. Madeira. Git.raliar, Ocnoa Vt.l V j'"taronia, Jan. t, reu. 10 if. Calllnr t Aton. Mi:1.Ii, Glbr.H.r. Go, Napie. AteK.n I-lume. (Flitro omlu tedFeb.iiMd Kim.) Twin Sti tLSrgert Tripidcmr Turbtn. I&ut TEE CCNARD STEAMSHIP CO., Lli. New Tark. BostM. Chieag..MUBeap'Us. Phiiaaetpala. St. Lents, San Franrajca, Tarssto aad Uaatrral. or Lacal Ageat fOKILANU KV., XJOUT at f OH lilt CO. CAB 1-h.AVli. Xlcfcet Ofn and Waltlnc-nvuu First aM3 Alder btrt. FOR Orrxon CKy I. :3t A. M . at-.'. --r 80 minute to and inoludlua V a. tlren 10. 11 P M : last car i mldnlKbu Crebhum. Borlne. Kaelo Crack, Kala rada. Cazaderw, 1 ulivitf v and Trout dale 7:15, 8:15, 11:15 A- M.. 1:18. U.10. 1-2S P. M. FOB VANCOOVEK. Tlckst of He. and waa Una-room Second ad Washington atr.ets. A. M. 6:1B, :50, 7:25. 8:00. t.iX 9-10. B:60. 10:30. 11:10. 11:60. p M. 12:1)0. 1:10. 1:50. 2:30. 1:1a. :50. 4:80. B:10. B:50. 6:S0, 7:05, 7:40. :15. :25. 10:3.T. 11:45". On Third Monday in Errrr Honth tbe Last Car Leave, at 7:05 P. $L Dally except Sunday. "Dally .ic.pt Uonday. jicTnburg-Jkmertear. London I'arls Hamburg. . Amerlka. . . . .Nov. JWi Pennsylvania. Dec. 3 Pres. Grant . . Nov. 2t Pa tricia Dec li (iibraltur tuples Genoa, S 8 Pres Lincoln (via Azores) . . . .Nov. 24 s" S Moltke Dec. 8, Jan. i'S tSpl. cruise S S. Hamburg Jan. S. Feb. It s" S Deutschland to Italy In 7 days. Feb. ti HA31JBVKG-AMJiKICAN LINE. 908 Market tSt., San l-'ranclsco and K. Ii. Agents In Portland, REGULATOR LINE to The Dalles dally except Sunday. "Bailey Gatzert" leaves Portland Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7 A. M.. stopping at the principal landings. "Dalits City" leaves Portland Tuesday. Thursday una Saturday at 7 A. M-. making all landings. Returning, both steamers leave The Dalles on alternate days at 7 A. M. Phone Main DM. or A 3112. Alder-st. dock. North Paciric S.S. Go's. Staamililp koznoUd and Geo. W. Eldar Sail lor Kureka, Saa Francisco and Los Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 P. M. Ticket office 132 Third St., near Alder. Bo th phones, M, 1314. H. Young, Agent ' SAX TltANClSCO & 1'OBTLAND S.8. CO. Oniv direct steamer and daylight saLlint; From Ainsworth Dock. Portland, 4 P. M. S. S. Ko.e C ity, Dec. 4. 18, etc. S. 8. Senator, Nov. 27, Dec. 11, 25, etc From Lombard St.. San Francisco, 11 a. M. 8 S. Senator. Doe. 5, 19, etc. S. S. Rose City Nov. 28. Dec. J. J. W. RANSOM, Uot-k Agent. Main 2i8 AiDEWorth Dock. M. J. ROCHE, City Ticket Agent. 142 3d SU Phone Main 402. A 1-102. COOS BAY LINE The steamer BREAKWATER leavea Port land every Wednesday at S P. M. from Oalc ctreet dock, for North Bend. Marnhflrld aoJ Coos Bay points Freight received till 4 p. M on day of salllnjr. Pasnencer fare, flrat clasa. $10; aecond-o.aa, $7. loci u dins berto and meals Inquire city ticket offtcs. Third sod 'V.'asninatoa atroets. or 0m-ntrat d-f Diseases of Men Varicocele, Hydrocele, fVnA IServous ueDUity. n.oou "j Poion. Stricture. Gleau Li? - J rroatatlo trouble n(t all other private dis eases are successfully treated and curad by me. Call and sea me about your case L you want reliable treatment with prompt and permanent results. Consultation free and invited. All tranao tlons satisfactory and eonndential. Office hours 9 A. M. to ft P. M. Sundays 10 to IX Call on or -'address DR. WALKER 181 Firat St. Cor. Yamhill, Portland, Or 3BBaav 1