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THE -310KMNG OREGOXIANV WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1909.
CROP IS NO BETTER
Hop Conditions in Europe Do
Not Improve.
ALL MARKETS ARE F4RM
evena S?U in This State at the
Highest Prico Since They Were
Harvested Prospects in
New York State.
Knrltih and Continental hop cable re-
aetred yesterday said there waa no tm-
pnrrTvnt tn crop conditions In Euror. nd
reported tha former low estimate. Tha
dally London weather cable- allowed cool
weather tn England, where haat Is a na
eaaltr la tha present atae of tha Enaltih
crop. Paclflo Coast, hope were quoted firm
tn London at 0 to SO eMIUnra.
! Ko transactions In the Oreoo contract
I market came to lUcht but It wm tha en
arm. belief In tha trade that business bad
f een accomplished, but waa bain; kept
1 naje. Spot hop ara soutrht after and bid
t fall aloes in bets; made.
The Burnt tiHwreaflng deal reported waa
Che aaia by B. E. Friendly, of Sncana. of
i ot of 100 bale of lOOTa at 11 eenta to Kola
! Kela. of thla city. Hop of that rowtn have
jot commanded a- better prlea at any tlma
- alnoe they were harvested, wtikm ahow that
ejometlmea It paya to hold. Joe Rani says
'tha report that ha contracted tha Davidson
'hops at St. Paul at 31 eenta wa not oor
'rect, Xew Torv crop oofuBOoa ara aapeta4 by
paper of that stale as follows;
Tha hopymrda tn thla locailty ara not lra
prwrlns aa It waa hoped they would after
' tha recent ralne, and many arowera ara free
'to aay that thia year's crop will fall ahort of
early estimates. It waa hoped that after a
few rood soaldnr raina tha rtnaa would re
rain their former condition, but durinr the
laat few daywu It la even mora apparent that
weather condition Hara aot been favorable
Cor tha beat growth of tha Tinea. It la n-
erally admitted that tha crop p roe pec t are
fast aa rood aa they were a weak ao. due aa
arach to tha aavera whlpplnr that tha rtnaa
bare received from tha Men wind aa from
sack of moisture. Vatervtlle Time,
The- weather of the past week ha been
faTorable for the growth of hep. The Ilea
act) honey dew, which threatened aeiious dam
axe, are disappear In, and with favorable
weather eondltlone It 1 predicted that an or
dinary crop of wood qnaifty will be harvested.
CoMeelclll Index.
Hopyards In Malone and vicinity are doing
nicely and they are clean and free from ver
min and present indications am that the crop
of ltw-a will exceed that of 1006 by from 16
to 20 per cent, which would mean about SCO
bale. Malone Gazette.
A prominent hopdealer in thia v-mare reports
that the estimates that tha crop of Oteo
w!M be one-fourth short of tha crop of laat
year, whl. h Itself wa a light one. The acre
,ae thl year la leva than laat and many of
'the yards ara very light. Th crop frotr.
present Indications will be of good quality.
Cooperstown Fanner.
WHEAT MARKET SHOWS MORE LIFE.
Offeringa In the Country Ara Ob !---
Scale Flow la Steady.
Trading la tha wheat market la gradually
expanding, hot Is still far from active. Ko
large volume of bualnea"! "lookad -for until
barveat Is completed. Report from tha
country agree that mora dtopoaltkm la shown
by sellers to let go etnee price have taken
a downward turn. Club wheat waa quoted
tn tha locaj market yesterday at CC eenta and
aiueatem at $1 per bushel.
The market for old flour la holfltng up well.
Stocks are gradually cleaning up and win
probably be exhausted 5uat about tha tlma
jtw wheat flour ft ready for us, tha middle
'.pf next month. Ko prices on caw flour have
feeen announced yet.
Local raoelpta, la care, were reported by
iCha Merchants Bxchanga yesterday aa fol
owe Wheat Barley flour Oats Bay
Monday "11 r ' I
fueiay -...-.11 8 1 5
- frotal loat wek.... 8 22 IT 84
&ueeaay year ao....lO ft .. 2 8
CAS ABAS ABB NOW Eff MABKET.
1re Mdpanans of Seasos, Arrives From Cali
fornia. Tha first aaaabfta of tha season mada thetr
SKppeaxance yesterday and were quoted at
.2-&0 per dozen. Thera was a strong; de
gnand for good cantalou pea, and water
melons were also .firm. A car of Turlock
cantaloupes 1 due today.
Receipts of frutt were lighter than on
i&oBdar and most of tha surplus wa worked
ion. Elberta peaches were quoted at OOc0
'1 Pr box and fancy Oregon peachea at S3
cants, with unwrapped stock selling- as low
a 5 eenta
Raspben-iea were firmer at 1 rl.60,
jsmd b lark berries steady at $1.40. Tha
IflhfiT season Is about over. Some Lambarta
varere on sale at 13 eenta, and Black Repub--Hean
st 67 eenta No good Royal Annea
fjrera offered.
Tha potato market wa heavily supplied
r1th Inferior stock and quoted vary weak.
' EGG MARKET TVT.AK AM) IRAGGI'a.
200 1 try Steady and Butter la Cleaning Tp
Kapldly. v
The erg market is dragging and weak,
which dealer account for by the free of
fering? of Eastern stock. Oregon ranch
eggs were la fairly large supply and held at
rre?S eenta
Poultry wa steady with no changes In
the list. The demand waa about equal to
the supply.
Butter Is cleaning up somewhat better
than laat week and there ara fewer weak
spots In tha market. Present prices ara
expected to hold for some time yet.
Bank Clearings.
Clearings of the Xorth western cttie yes
" terday were as follow:
Clearings. Falsnc1,
Portland $1. 187.21 $ 71.2:14
Seattle J.0-'fl.7:. 1S4.4C.7
Tac-ma l.lt.08 tl.:.7
lpokane 573.311 49,205
rORTUM) MARKETS.
Vffrlftblr. .od Fruits.
FRESH FRUITS Appl. new, HSJ39
jr box; pf.r. 41. T5 p.r box: elieniem, 99
2c p.r pmind; prachea. 45cff$l per box;
cantaloupes i'-H - 50 per crate; pluma. T6c9
II. -5 per box; nertnrlnei. fl.0; raspberriea,
$l.0ijl.50 p-r crate; watrrr.e'.on., ltflHc
per poucd: irrapea, tlfil; blackberrtea, (1.40;
irtld blackberrlea. 64 HH: per pound; casaiaa.
(X.54) per dosen.
POTATOES Oreiion. 75cll per Mtclt;
-vaeet potat -e. V per pound.
SACK VEGETABLES Turnipa.
par .nek: carrots. sl.2:dl; beet,. $1.50.
TROPIOAL. FKflTP Valencla. a3 50;
lemona fancy. .50JT: choice. (Jtre: jrraP
frutt. $8 per box; bananaa. bil&o per lb.;
clneapplef. 124 per, d xen.
CKIu.vi New. ii :501.!t0 per aack.
VEGETABLES Beana. 5c; cabbage, lt 0
1H Per pound; celery. ,0c?ll per dozen;
oucumt era. it Slit per ckien; egKplant,
22til5c per lb.; onlona. 12 if 15c per doa;
rr:eT, the per doaen; peaa. ficc per
pound"; peppera, 15c per pound: radlthea,
&c per doxen: aplnach. ic per pound;
kquain. 5c; totnatoea, 4oJ(l.!J.
Grain. Flour, teed. Etc.
WHEAT Track price,: New crop, blue
tern. (I: club; pic: red Jiuaetan. Mc; ValMy.
fcTc: Turker red. 5ci 40-fold. Who.
FLOl'H Patanta, SJ per, barrel;
tra!ght. $3.30; export. $J.70; Valley,
$5.50; yranara, JVttU; whole wheat, quar
ters, $3.80
BAR LET New. $2fl.W27 per ton.
OaTS Spot, $39; September, $2S32S.50
per ton.
CORN" Whole. 136; cracked. $87 per ton.
il riX?TUFFS Uran. $ft per ton: mid
dlings, J38; short. $r52; chop, $2329;
rolled barler. $32 50 'w 23. iO.
II y Xew crop; Timothy, Willamette
Valley $121 pr ton; Kastern Or?gon, $17
tl8; mixed. $l5.S0?lff.M: alfalfa, $13.50;
clover, $llrl$; cheat. $1214.5u.
GRAIN BAGS 3Vc each. '
Dairy and Country Prod no.
BUTTER City creamery, extras, S0Vc:
f&ncy outside creamery. UK t toa par
lb.; store. 21t?2Jc; (Butter tut prices aver
axe 170 per pound under regular butter
prEtiOS Oregon ranch, candled. 27 ZSo
per dozen.
POL'LTRT Hen. 14'4Hfn5'; Springs, 14
tVlSc; rooeters, 10c; ducks, young, 12,
ktl.i'ic; gecee, young. Sftluc; turkeys. 20c;
squabs. $1.75 4i 3 per dozen.
CURES E Full creaqi twins, 16 17c
per pound; young Americas, 17H5rl8c.
PORK Fancy, lifeline per pound.
VEAL. Kxtrae. ft'tfluc per pound; ordi
nary, JfiSc; heavy. (c.
Groceries, Dried Fruits, Eta,
DRIED FUUiT Apples. 90 per lb.;
peaenss, 7Qbc; prunes, ltaliuua, ⁣
prunes, French. 4 vac; currant, unwashed,
case. 9itc; currants, washed, cases, ,10c;
fig, white fancy, AO-lb. boxe. Cc; dates,
1 SALMON Columbia River. 1-lb.. tails, $3
per dozen; I-lb. talis, $2.95; 1-pound flaia,
$Jlu; Alaska pink. 1-pound tails, sue;
red, i pound tails, $1.45; sockeyea, 1
pound lalU, 12.
COFF E Mocha. 24 f 8c; Java. ordl
narv, 17j0c; C"ota Klca, fancy, l$jj2Uc;
good. Itt'tfl8c; ordinary. l16c per lb.
NUTS Walnuts, 12jgl&c per pound by
sack; Urasll nuts, ltlc; filberts. 15c; pea
nuts, 7c; almonds, 1314c; cheatnuta Ital
ian, 11c; peanuts, raw. 5c: olnenuU, lt9
12c; hickory nuts, 10c; cocoanuts, Ihic per
aosen.
SUGAR Granulated. $5.7$; extra C, $S.8Sf
golden O, $5 26; fruit and berry auar, $.$&;
Honolulu plantation, fine grain. cubs,
(barrel, $-40; powdered (barrel), $4.10;
Term, on remittance within 16 days, de
duot par pound; If later than 16 day
and within $0 days, deduct o per pound,
staple sugar, 16 31 so per pound.
6A.LT Granulated. $13 per ton. $1.90 per
bale; half ground. lOOa, $7 50 per ton; 5V.
$9 rer ton.
BEANS SmaJI white, 7Hc; largo white.
644c; Lime, Eo; bayou, 6 'Ac; -red kidney,
c; pink, 414 c.
Hops. Wool. Hide. Ete.
HOPS 10 9 contracts, 2l22o per pound;
1901 crop, 16c; lru7 crop. 12c; 19U8 crup. He.
CV'OOL Eastern Oregon. 16 2Jc p
pound: Valley. 2:!25c.
MOHAIR Choice. 242fic per pound.
HIUEB Dry hides, ltilTc pound; dry
kip. 154f 16c pound; dry calfskin, l<ta
skin. 14 & 15c pound; green, lo less,
pound; salted hi tie, &-H0c; salted calX-
WliS No. 1 sains: Angora goat, $1 to
$1.25; badger. 2i50c; bear, $G&20; beaver,
$d.50&S.50; cat, wild, 75c1.50; cougar,
perfect head and claws, $3010; nsher, dark.
$7 50? 11; pale, $4.vO7; fox. cross, $3 to
$5- fox. gray. ertfcSOc; fox, red, fox,
liver, $5 to $100; lynx, $815; marten,
dark. $stfl2; mink. $3.604p5.j0; muskrat.
15w2Ac; otter, $J 50&4; raccoon, 60 75c i
sea ot ter, $ ! 00 'if0, as to size and color ;
Kunka, 55S0c; civet, cat, 10 3 lie; wolf,
$2 03; coyote, 73c 3$1.35; wolverine, dark,
$305; wolverine, pale. $232.30.
provisions.
BACON Fancy, 25c per pound; standard,
21c; choice, 20c; English, 18 19c.
DRT 6 ALT CURED Kegular short clears,
dry salt. 14c; smoked, izc. short clear
blacks, heavy dry salted, loot ahort clear
backs, heavy dry salted, 14c; smoked, i5o;
Oregun export dry salted. 15c; smoked,
14o i
HAMS 8 to iO lbs.. 17c; 14 to It lbs..
17c; IS 'to 30 lbs.. 17c; hams, skinned, 17c;
picnics, lie; cottage roll. lSo; bultod ham.
S3 f 24 c: boiled picnics. 20c.
LAUD Kettle rendered. 1C, 18&c; 6.
lc standard pure: 10s. lao; la. lHc;
choice, 10s, 14 c; 5. lc Compound,
lus, c; 5. $vsc.
bUOKED BEEF Beef tongues, each.
80c; dried beef sets, lyc; dried beef out
ide. 17c; dried beef Inside. 2lc; dried
beef knu kle. 20c.
PICKLED GOODS Barrels,: Pig feet.
$13; regular tripe. $10; honeycomb tripe,
$12; pigs tongTiea, $1W.5Q.
ALL WOOLS IN DEMAND
TRANSACTIONS IX THE BOSTON
MARKET ARE HEAVY.
(
Prtce6 Are Well Maintained Move
ment Is Principally in Terri
tory Staples.
TtnKTON. Aua. 8 Local wool transaction.
continue heavy with price, well maintained.
Local dealer, are busy openine purccasea
from the Wett and -while manufacturer, are
Inclined to hold back, atlll trading showa an
motive demand in nearly all lines.
Fin, territory staple Is selling at ts 10
78 cents; scoured and half-blood Montana,
from 28 to 80 cente In the grease. Ohio
fleec, have been fairly active at 88 cents
for half-blood and at 83 to 84 cents for
Quarter-blood, unwashed.
Tnaa and California wools figure In the
activities, while the market In pulled wool
and the foreign products keeps pace wwn
the domestic
Texas Fine 12 montha, 7!T73c; fine, six
to eight months, 65l?Sc; fine Fall. 6H
0O0.
California Northern, wsrwic: miaaie
countrr. 68iHc: Fall free. S0SB2O; Fall
defective, 88 S 40c.
Oregon Eastern r-io. 1. staple, iSTifi
Eastern clothing. 7S6Sc; Valley, No. 1,
57 S 5Sc-
TerritotT Plne. staple, 75T?c; fine.
li etanle. 972ci fine clothing, 8
70c: fine medium clothing. e4(ic; half
blood, 676c; three-elnhths blood. 64(5"
67c; quarts-D :00a, tngoac.
pulled Extra. 70S74; fin, A. BSitSc;
A supers, 6PS2c.
Wool at St. Louis. .
PT IXJTTTS. Aug. 3. Wool Steady. Ter
ritory and Western mediums. to? 10c; tin,
mediums. I0e24c; 15gl8Hc.
Eastern Mining rUocks.
BOSTOX, Aug. 8. Closing quotations!
Adventure 7 iMohawk 60
Allouea 4 Montana C. C. IB
Amalgamated . 85 '4 Nevada 14 H
Aria Commer. . 441iOId Dominion., ft1
Atlantic lii.,Parrot Srl
Putte Coal ; ICJulncy !"1
CaL 4 Arizona. 17 shannon lt
Cal. Hecla...75 Tamarack 71
Centennial 35"4 Trlnity 134
Copper Range.. S3rnlted Copper..
Daly West . S tT. S. Mining 53
Franklin t r P- Oil 33
Granby 103 Jltah 40
Ureene Cananea 10H Victoria 44
Isle Rovale .... SHiilViuona
Mess. Mining... Wolverine 15fl
Michigan l" xun. ....
Iteiry Produce In the East.
CHICAGO.. Aug. S- Butter SMady.
Creameries. 2c; dairies, 20ff:3-c
Eggs Firm at mark, cases Included,
lSc; firsts. 22c; prime firsts, 23c
Cheese Strong Twins. 154c; Toung
Amerlcaa, 14 0 14 4c; long horns. 1514
154C. .
NEW YORK, Aug. . Butter Creamery,
thirds to Arsis. iZHc: process. fir to
specials, 11 3 24c
Cheese Steady.
Eggs steady. Western firsts to extra
flrsta. J425 4e: do. seconds, :022c
Dried Frnlt at Xew York.
XEW TORK. Aug. S. Evaporated apple,
quiet." Fancy. SffS4o; choice. 4c;
prime, 7,jc; common to fair. 6fiSiC.
Prices of prunes are firmly maintained,
ranging from 2i4o o 11 40 for California
and from 6e to c for Oregon.
Peachea steady. Choice. 6(4 80; extra
choice. 646c; fancyT84c
Apricots firm Choice. 10104c: extX
choice, 104eiOHe: fancy. 11313c
Raisins dull. Loose muscatel, 3-43440:
choice to fancy seeded, 4iffc: seedless,
Xew York Cotton Market,
NEW TORK. A"ug. . Cotton Spot closed
quiet. 23 polnta lower; I middling uplands,
iiii. mlddllne- Gulf. 13.10c: sales. 400
bales. Futures closed barely steady. Clos
ing bldl: August, II ztc: oepiemoer, ii-.k,
October. 12.24c; September. 12.28c; Octo
beY. 12.24c: November. 12.:Sc; December,
13.32c; January. 12.11c; February. 12.31c;
March. 12.32c; April. 12. 12c; May, 12.4c
Hop, at Ixmdoo.
LHTRPOOL. Aug. 1. Hops at London,
yaofcna Coast, (8434. Market tu-m.
LONDON IS A SELLER
But Market Able to Absorb AH
Offerings.
STOCKS ADVANCE STEADILY
Tnlon Pacific and 6teel Common
and Preferred Sell at New HigU
Records Central of New
Jersey Passea 300 Mark. -
NEW TORK. Aug. t. The stock market
demonstrated Its fore. In overcoming ob
stacles again today, the chief on, of which
waa tha pressure of sale, to realize profits
accrued. Union Paolno and both tn. United
Stata, Steel stpclcs again sold at new high
records and Central Railroad of New Jer
sey also rose through the (00 mark to new
altitudes.
An Important portion of Uia realising
a&la, cam, from London. That market n
romed. after a tniM-darf holiday, during
which soma of tb strlklztc acVtanoM
seemed o look fmvnidaBs So th, Lendonwr
and they sold at th, high level of the open
ing quotations.
Tha market had become quite generally
reactionary daring the midday session and
It needed th, concerted advances In Union
Paclflo and the two United States Steel
stocks to reassure sentiment and bring
about a steadier tone. An advance in the
px-lo. -of copper metal In London brought
the Copper . industrials Into lln, with th.
upward movement of prices.
Money market developments received tit
tle attention in consequence of the con
tinued plentiful supply of call loan funds.
The rising tendency ot tlma funds, how
ever, oontlnues. A 4 per cent rats was paid
for six months' funds torlay, although small
amounts loand at that flgur, and the
amount offered at that rat. was reported
largely In excess of th, demand. Foreign
exchange steadied - today and turned from
4ts recent downward course.
Reports wer. current of some large
financial deala in prospsct by the New Tork
Centxal, Pennsylvania and Missouri Paclflo,
and th, ecteot of these requirements on
the money market la to be considered.
Bonds wer. Irregular. Total sales, par
value. 17.104.000. United States 4, de
clined par oent on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
doalng
6a4es.
AIll Chalmers pf L800
Acr.el Copper (8,800
Am Agricultural... 1,200
Am Beet Sugar.. 8.600
Am Caa pf. ...... S.3u0
Am Car & Foun. 9,600
Am Cotton OU 700
Am Hd & IX pf. 16.100
Am Ice Secuii... 2,800
Am Linseed Oil
Hlsh. Low.
Bid
-Sit
464
4hl
834
B4
7d4
49
87
164
674
9'4
b
45
4 844
44
484
Ki
l4
764
4S4
874
'in"
49
844
70
76
61 4
S84
Am Locomotive 8.800
e-is.
Am Smelt Ref
do preferred . .
Am Sugar Ref . . . .
Am T-I & Tel....
Am Trjbacoo pf...
8.B00 1004
4
3.600 1154 114 Ilj
60O 181 181 11
(.000 148
148 14S
100 Wi
102 . 1' 2
87 74
Am Woolen
0 S7H
Anaconda Mln Co. 6,900 604 484 494
Atchison S8.400 1194 114
do preferred ... 800 106
Atl Coast Llns ... 700 184?,
Rait A Ohio 9.700 120
1044 104
134 134 4
. 1184 "0
do preferred t... ..
Bethlehem Steel .. 8.800 844 14
93
824
814
188
30
109
3u3
TR4
66
Brook Rap Traa. 14,000 Bilk
804
Canadian Pacific.
2,200 1A4
1H8
Central Leather..
do preferred . -Central
of N J..
fc,'jo0
.16
6V1O 109 1C8H
l.luo 8OJ
Cha & Ohio
.5UO 794
784
Chicago A Alton.
Chicago Gt Vest
Chicago A N W.
1.400 1
1 14
187 4 1894
ir,S4 15S4
7.10O 190
C. M & St Paul.. 17,900 139 4
C. C. C &fSt L... 400
Colo Fuel & Iron. ,300
76
764 75
44
474 474
654
82 82
804
Colo & eiouthern...
do 1st preferred.
do 2d preferred.
Consolidated Gas..
Corn Products ...
Del A Hudson....
dod 'si" '
1.000 1434 12 1424
2.400 2f4
1.400 1954
4 4
24 Ai
196
494
854
894
195
604
85 i
394
.374
A R Grande ... 12.0"0
do preferred ... L00O
PlstllJers' Securf.. 4.fyX
Erie 11,700
do 1st preferred. I.n00
s4
404
384
68
374
66
654
do 2 d preferred. 1.500
46
454. 46
General Electric. 1.500 172
1704 171
Gt Northern pf... 9,000 1544 1534
154
Gt Northern Ore... 11.700
7T4
78
1544
15
494
884
22 V.
17yt
404
31
48
Illinois Central .
InterborouKh Met.
3,300 1554 1544
soo i4 104
do preferred ... 15.100
Inter Harvester .. 900
Imer-Marine pf 300
Int Paper 4,400
60
22
174
41
82 4
94
474
874
224
17'
39-H
814
Int Pump ...
Iowa Central
K C Southern
600
1,100
2,R0
1O0
47 4
734
do preferred
72
Louis & Navll!. 1.800 1474 1464 1464
Minn 4 6t Louis,
el. St P ft S 8 M.
544
700 1444 14SH 144
Mlsewuii Pacific... 8,800
Mo. Kan ec Texas 21.400
do nreferred ... f
76
74 4
54
44
43 4
434
74?i
74 4
4
N'atlonal Ulscult .. 60O 108
National Lead ... T.400 60
1064 107
894 894
614
Mex Nat Ry 1st pf
N T Central 22.800 Ml 4 1414
N T. Out & West. 7,4O0 624 51 4
140-4
C24
Norfolk 4 West. 2,P"0
North American WI0
95 834
85 MO
Northern Paclflo... 11.300 154 154 1064
Pacific Moll ..... 6O0 834 3K4 83
Pennio-lvania 9i 1414 14"-14 140i
Peoples Gas 8.400 1154 114 1134
P. C C & Rt L. .. z.?oo 94 w.t IflSl
Preened Steel Car. 17.000
66
63 4
65
Pullman Pal Car.
200 1904 190
190
Ry Steel Spring
B.9O0 524 604
624
Reeding
..122.600 1624 164 1614
Repubiio Ptecl
2.200 37 4
36 i
364
do preferred ...
Rock Island Co...
do preferred . . .
St L & S F 2 pf.
St L Southwestern
do preferred ...
l.oon 1064 104 1064
2.OO0 394 88 4 88
1.80
1.4O0
'4"0
1.000
l.roo
T64
664
27 4
fi64
T
T8
65
274
66
85 4
654
27
664
Bloss-Shpmeld
80
Soutliera Paclflo .. 64.4O0 1S64 183 4 1334
Southern Railway. 7.600 834 324 82
do preferred ... 1.10
Tenn Copper ..... Too
Texas & Pacific. 18,100
Tol. St I. West. TOO
do preferred . . . 800
T3
72 4
SS4
364
MK,
T0
S84
364
6131
69
35
R14
704
2004
24
2014
do preferred
17 S Realty ..
8O0 104 4
800 - 833,
103 i 1034
83
C2
464
U S Rubber 12,0O 47
U S Steel 121. 6"0 754
do preferred ... 8.3O0 1294
Utah Copper 1.000 62
Va-Caro Chemical. 1.500 54
Wabash 3.300 224
do preferred ... 21,2001 584
4
74 4
44
124 1294
01 4 . oz
634
214
57
' 4
634
214
67
fS
78
6
67
western Ma -"o 4
Westirghouse Eleo 8.S00
Weerern I'nion 700
Wheel & L Erie.. 2"0
Wisconsin Central. 100
864 S
76 76
64 6
674 74
Total sales for the day. 1.067,400 sharea. t
BONTJS. '
' NW YORK, Aug. S. Closing quotation.
U. S. ref. 2, reg.100
do coupon. ... 1004
V, S. 3s reg. ...101
do coupon. .. .101
V. 8. 4s reg.,.1164
do coupon. 1194
IX & R. O. 4s.. 974
X. T. C. O 84. .
North Pac 3s 74 4
North Pac 4,. . 102 4
Union Pao 4s.... 103 4
Wis Central 4a. 95
Jap. 4s ....87
Stock, at
LONDON. Aug.. S. Consol, for
money,
.. 4T
..146
.. 98
83 15-16; do for account, 84 1-16.
Amal Copper... 86 4
Anaconda 10
At.hlson 121
do preferred. .107 4
Bait. & Ohio 1224
Can. Paclflo. .. .193
Chea Ohio. ..81
ChL Gt. west. 7S
M, K. -& T. .
N. Y. C
Nor. ft West.
do preferred
.. 914
Ont. & West,
. 53 4
. 724
.1014
. 83
. 334,
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines .
Reading ....
ChL M. & St, P 163
Southern Ry
Te Beers
15 4
do preferred
.. 75
D. i R. O
do preferred.
Erie
do 1st prf . .
5i4joutnem pac
884 Union Pacific
139 4
-.2064
38 I do preferred
.1074
. 764
oi4:U. o. bteei..
47 ! do preferred
do 2d prf.
..1314
rtrand Trunk . .235 I WabaPtl
I1L Central ...13- I do preferred
L. (a Nash 1504Span!sh 4s
.. 944
Money Exchange, Ete.
NEW TORJO Aug. S. Money on call easy,
14 6 2 per cent; ruling rat,. 14 per cent:
closing bid. 1 per cent: offered at 1
per cent. Time loans very strong: SO days,
24 per cent: 9 days. 24 per cent; six
months. 3 6 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3 4 per cant.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In t ankers' hills at .40 4. S54
for CO-day bUls and at 4.86S5 for demand.
Commercial bills, 14.8476 4.85125.
Silver (lc
Mexican dollars 44c
Bonds Government, easy; railroad. Ir
regular.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug.- t. Sterling. 0
days S4.SC; ; sight, (4.87 4. '
Silver bars 61c
Mexloan dollar, sflc.
Draft, Sight, 60; telegraph, 74 c
LONDON, Aug. (. Bar silver, 21 -16d
per ounce
Money per cent.
The rate of .discount In the open market
for short bill, is 14 SI 4 Per cent; three
months' bills, 17-1614 per cent.
Dally Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Aug. . Th, condition of
the Treasury at the beginning of business
today was aa follows:
1..,,. en -
Gold coin (8-1.991.8S9
Silver dollars 487,636,000
Silver dollars of 1&S0 ..J lilS'SxJ
Silver certificates outstanding. .(487.6S6,0(M)
General fund
Standard silver dollars In ths
general fund
Current liabilities ( 98,621,244
Working balance in Treasury of-
flees '. 5,TSI,S23
In banks to credit of Treasury
Department 41.934.951
Subsidiary silver coin 26.617,123
Minor coin 2.428. 3S1
Total balance In general fund.. 107.620,110
BUTTER UP ONE GENT
OVERNIGHT ADVANCE IN THE
SEATTLE MARKET.
rtrmness in the Melon Trade Sew.
era! Sales of Bloestem Wfccat
Are Reported.
S BATTLE. Wash., Aug. 8. (Special.)
The trade will bo greatly surprised In th,
morning to find that butter has been ad
vanced a cent over night. The new quota
tion will be 81 eenta Th, dealers decided
to advance th. price late this atternoon.
Several large dealers were opposed to a 1
cent advance, advocating a 8-cent Jump or
none at all at this time. Th, one-cent
dealers won out. however. It would not be
surprising If there 1, another advance later
In the week.
Cantaloupes are In none too liberal supply
and watermelons are better cleaned up to
night than slnoe the fruit commenced to
arrive several weeks ago.- Dealers were able
to get 2 cents for choice stock.
The wheat market was much livelier to
day with several 5000-bushel sales negotiated
at (1.01 for bluestem. According to ship
ping men, 46 vessels are under charter to
date to . carry grain from Puget Sound to
foreign markets. It Is expected that the
first cargoes will be shipped from Vancou
ver, B. C, this year. Several advances were
made today on rolled oats and rye products.
FIFTY BUSHELS TO THB ACRE.
Banner Whrert Crop In Weston Country Thl,
Season.
WESTON. Or.. Aug. 8.. (Special.) Th,
banner wheat crop so far reported In this
vicinity was eeoured by J. N. York from 190
acres, belonging to J. R. Killgore. two miles
north of town. The entire tract was In
Dal, wheat, and averaged 50 bushels per
acre. One "forty" yielded 637 sacks, an
average of 644 bushels Mr. York" harvest
ed th. quarter section In three days with a
28-lnch machine. He Is regarded as one of
the most careful and successful farmers In
th, Weston enuntry4 and handle, a large
acreage belonging to himself and others.
W. A. Barns harvested 421 sacks from 20
acres adjoining town on th, west, an average
of 47 bushels per acre.
Ed Simpson secured 1330 sacks from TO
acres of Spring-sown barley on Wild Horse
Creek, south of town. This Is considered an
especially good yield for "Spring grain" In
any season.
G. PeGraw Is cutting his Dale wheat soutn
of town with his combined ban-ester. The
quality Is extra fine, smut being almost
entirely absent, but Mr. DeOraw Is somewhat
disappointed in the yield. He had the
ground in potatoes last year, and estimates
that this ha, cost a loss ot at least ten
bushel, per acre In this year1, crop of
wheat. Corn has proved unprofitable as
an odd-year crop' In this section, becauso of
it, demands on the soil, but potatoes were
supposed to be beneficial. Evidence tp the
contrary shown this season will probably
cause a return to the old methods of Sum
mer fallowing, whereby the ground Is left
idle In th, odd year.
From 70 acres of wheat. Just south of
town. Alexander Klnnear has sacked a yield
of 43 bushels per acre. Two years ago
this ground produced as average of nearly
(0 bushels. ' v '
QUOTATIONS AT SAW FBAN CISCO. '
prices Paid for Produce In the Bay City
Markets.
... n . . orvi a. iv 9 Tin fnilnwttw
BUS riuuiv.iow, r - '
prices were quoted la th, produce market to-
aM!Ilftnff -Bran, (28.60(830; middlings,
(36.60 & 37.50.
Veaetahles Hothouse cucumbers, 4065o,
string beans, lV.3c: tomatoes. 40e."c; gar
lic 3U0ic: green peas, 60ce(1.25; eggplant.
OOlS'Too.
liutter Fancy creamery. 2Sc; creamery sec
onds. 27o; fancy dairy, 284c.
Poultry ttoosiern, OIU, f-I.,IUBV, vuus,
010; broilers, small, (2.503.50; broilers,
large (3.504: fryers, S10; hen,, (4.509
10; ducks, old. (66: young, (808.
Eggs etoro, 29c; fancy ranch, 8140.
Cheese Kelt. 1441 60; young America, 164
ooj South Plains nd San Joaquin, 1E43
17c Nevada, 18ff20c; Mountain, 812c.
Bay Wheat. (1217.60; wheat and oat,, (12
B16 60; alfalfa, (10ffl13: stock, $S10; bar
ley. 103ilS.5O; straw, per bale. 3075c
Fruits Apples. choloe. (1.60: common.
SVC; DUlHUH i". . ' . - '
lemon oholce, (4; commons. (1.60; pineapples,
(1.6032.60.
Onion-Tenow. 7rVff90o.
it&ceiiH c m""-- "--".
1100 centals; barley, 22,91 cental; oata. 2820
. , i sr-O Mj.lr. nnrn ft?. r(TltaIT TV,-
C&nvtllB Z nriun, ui di i, . - a- -
tatoeJ. Backs; bran, 90 ack; middling s.
yb s&cics; nay. aoov wu, w.w, -
2380- '
SOGKEYE RUfI IS HEAVY
TRAPS ARE OVERFIiOWIXG I
NORTHERN ATERS.
Fears -That Supply Was Becoming
Exhausted Discredited by Great
Ran Now On.
BELUNGHAM. Aug;. 3. Salmon trap
ping, threatened with suppression by
State and National Governments becnuse
It had been claimed the sockeye supply
was being depleted to an extent that
threatened the extinction of the fish
through the operation of the traps. Is de
clared safe by trapmen today, as the
present runs, are showing that the supply
has not been largely decreased. The
waters of Juan de Fuca, Rosario
Straits, Belllngham Channel and Gulf of
Georgia are alive with fish, and the'
traps are full.
Four hundred and Blxty-four thousand
salmoivwere landed at Anacortes, Belllng
ham and Blaine during fhe 24 hours end
ing at coon today. Tenders and scows
could not be supplied fast enough to
empty the traps, and with full pots many
traps can take no more fish until they are
brailed out.
Every line of machines on tMe Sound
and Gulf is running today. Trapmen an
ticipate landing three quarters of a mil
lion fish benight and tomorrow.
VANCOUVER. B. Aug. 3 Professor
Tavid Starr Jordan, who returned today
from the North, say, that the Interna
tional Fishery regulations will not go into
effect unfil 191L Their provisions will be
published in December, 1909, and an en
tire year's notice will be given interested
persons. - - ,
It is figured that a successful physician
must have a clientele of 160 families, or
about T60 persons, 1
IS BEYOND
Reassuring Crop Reports
Cause Slump in Wheat.
WEAK CLOSE AT CHICAGO
Five-Cent Break at Minneapolis Has
a Bad Effect on the Market.
Corn and Oat Are ,
Lower.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8. Further assurances
from th, Northwest that the Spring-sown crop
of wheat Is now beyond ths possibility of In
Jury by black rust caused a fresh wheat slump
today. The market was weak all day, with
the exception of a brief period at the open
ing, whaa moderate firmness was manifest
because of the comparative strength at Liver
pool. Sever, declines at Minneapolis, winter
wheat breaking 64c were among the bear
ish advices. September ranged between
(l.Olfc 91.014 and (1.04r4. The olos. was
weak and only a trifle above tle lowest point,
with September, at (L024-
Heovy realising sales .aosw) s severe slump
Co corn. : Th. seHlna- was inspired by the f a
vorebts condition of the new crop and a break
tn cash grain. The market closed weak, with
prices 1401o to 114o below yesterday.
Tre. selling by local longs, together with
sales by country houses, caused a break of
to- lo tn ate. The closing prices were
46 4o to' 4o lower.
There was a great deal of realising m pre
visions. The olose was KV33T40 to 36o lower.
The leading futures ranged as follow,:
WHEAT.
Low.
IL014
LOO 4
1.03 4
Close,
11-0 2,4
1.004
1.08 4
Sept. ...
May......
Sept. . .
Deo. ... ...
Mjiy. . .
.644
.53
.634
. '
.864
.884
.(44
.534
.64
Sept....
Deo. ... .
.7
.374
.894
May-.
MESS FORK.
Sept...... 0.46
Jan. ..? 16.60
10.C6
16.60
10.it)
14.30
10. 40
16.40
LARD.
Kov 10.95 10.96 10.80
Sept 11.30 11.824 11-10
Oct 11.274 11.274 11-05
,' SHORT RIBS.
Sept..':... 10.95 10.95 I?-?",,
Oct 10.674 10.674 10.474
10.80
11.16
11.12 4
10.85
10.52 4
Cash quotations were as roiMrws;
Flour Easy.
Rye No. 2, 760. ' . . .
Barlev Feed or mixing, 605(e? fair to
choice malting, 6068c. m
Flax seed No. 1 Southwestern. (L6; No.
1 .Nbrthestern. (1.434 1.45.
Timothy seed (8.80.
Clover '$11.50.
Pork Mess, per barrel, 20.74 030.60.
Lard--Per 100 pounds, (11.174-
Short ribs Sides (looee), 10.8010.90.
Sides Short; clear (boxed), (11.58 9
11.62 4-
Qrain statistics:
Total clearanceseof wheat and flour were
equal to 118,000 bushel,. Primary receipts
w-ere 1,140,000 bushels, compared with 1,
112,000 bUBbels the corresponding day a
year ago. The world's visible supply, a,
shown by Bradetreet's, Increased 628.000
bushel. Estimated receipt, for tomorrow:
Wheat. 184 cars: corn, 107 cars; oats, 73
cars; hogs, 21,004. head.
neceijjiB. DuijriiiouiB.
Flour, barrel, 2K.200
Wheat, ""bushels 447.600
Corn, bushels 846,000
Oats, bushels 283, 600
Rye, bushels. ......... . -2,500
Barley, bushels 15,000
25.100
(38,400
106,100
240.200
1.000
11,600
Grain and Produce at New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8. Flour Receipts,
84.000 barsela; exports, (1,800 barrels. Mar
ket barely steady, with buyers holding off.
Wheat Receipts, 26.400 bushels. Spot
Irregular. No, 2 red, (1.16 elevator; No. t
red, new, (1.Z6 prompt f. o. b. .afloat; No.
1 Northern Duluth, old, (1.41H nominal f.
o. b. afloat; No. ( hard Winter, new,
11.14 4 t. o. b. afloat. Apart from brief
opening advdhce, wheat was generally weak
and lower today. The olos, was o to 14o
net lower. September closed (l.lll Decem
ber, (1.08 4; May. (1.104.
Hops and hides Quiet.
Wool and petroleum Steady.
Grain at San Francisco.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8. Wheat, easy;
barley, weak.
Spot quotations: wheat ejnrpping, ,lfa.w
per cental; milling, (2.05 per cental.
Barlev Feed". (L401.424 per cental; brew
ing. (1.46f?1.4T4 per cental.
Oata Red. (1.80O1.90 per cental; white.
nominal; black, nominal.
Call board sales: uarjey uecemoer, ,i.ott
per cental.
oorct .Large yellow, i. i.kq i.pa per ensu.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON, Aug. (. Cargoes, quiet and In
active, nominal, buyers reserved. Walla
Wella for shipment, 8d lower at 41s 6d.
'nglteh and F pencil--country markets mre
reported quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 8. Wheat Septem
ber, Ss i4d; December, 7s 11cl Weather,
cool.
Wheat at Seattle.
SEATTLE, Aug. 8. No milling quotations.
Export wheat: Bluestem, September, (l.Oli
club, 97c; red, 87c, No receipts.
Wheat at Tacomm.
TACOMA. Waslu, Aug. (. Wheat Blue-
stem, September, (LOli club, 97o; red, 97a
Flaxseed at Mlnenapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. (. Flax closed
(1.384- ' ,
Changes In Available Supplies. 1 '
NEW TORK, Aug. 3. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
street's show the following ohanges in avail
able supplies as compared with previous ac
counts: Bushels.
Weat, United States, .east of the
Rockies Increased 3.836,000
Canada, decreased 712,000
Total. Vnited States and Canada,
Increased 8,023,000
Afloat for and in Europe decreased. . .2,000.000
Total American and European supply
increased 6S3.OO0
Com. United States and Canada, in
creased 99,000
Oats. United States and Canada, de
creased 1,470,000
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Prices Quoted Locally on' Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs.
Receipts of sheep were large yesterday, (but
a considerable part of the stock went on to
the Sound. Prices in t3ie local market showed
ao change. Cattle and sheep were steady,
with a good sale for desirable quality, while
poor offerings dragged. Hogs of all kinds
were In strong demanC. The receipts for the
day were 220 cattle, 1016 sheep and 93 hogs.
Local prices quoted yesterday were as fol
lows: CATTLE Steers, top, (4.60; fair to
good, (44.25; common. S3.754; cows, top,
$3.50; fair to good, 33.26; common to me
dium, $2.502.75; calves, top, (5$5.60;
heavy. (3.504; bulls and stags, (2.75
3.75; Spring lambs, (5.256.60.
SHEEP Top wethers, (4.25: fair to good,
(3.503.75; ewes. 4c less on all grades;
yearlings, best, $4; fair to good. (S.60
3.75: Spring lambs. $5.25(6.50.
HOGS Best, $99.26; fair to good, (8
8.60; Mockers, (67; China fats, (.767.
Eastern Livestock Prices.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. 3. Cattle Re
ceipts. 900: market, steady to 10c higher.
Native steers, (4.507.25; native cows and
heifers. (2.267: stockers and feeders, (3
6.25:- bulls. (84.2'o; calves. (3.506.50;
Western steers. (4ff.2S; Western cows,
(2.754.50.
Hogs Receipts.- 8000; market, (c lower.
Bulk of sales, (7.45 7.70; heavy, (7.65
7 75: packers and butchers, (7.507.75;
light, (7.307 63; pigs. (S.25C7.25.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; market, 'steady.
Muttons. (4S5: lambs, (.V507.iJS: range
wethers. (3.733.25; range ewes, (35.
CHICAGO, Aug. B. Cattle Receipts sstl-
Open. High.
(1.04 (1-04 4
1.014 1.014
1.05 4 1.06 4
CORN. "
.66 4 - -esls.'
.64 4 .54 4
.654 -564
, OATS.
.(74 -74
.374
.89 4 -40
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,009,000
OFFICERS
J. 0. AUf SW0RTH. President ' E. W. S0HMEER, Cashier.
E. LEA BARNES, Vice-President.
A. M. WEIGHT, Assistant Cashier. W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier.
LETTERS OF CREDIT AND TRAVELERS
CHECKS ISSUED NEGOTIABLE EVERYWHERE
DRAFTS Drawn ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES
LUMBERMENS
"National Bank
CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
THE BEST STREET INSURANCE
IS THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT
It ins-ores against dust, mnd and street noises. i
It insures against 6lipperiness and falling horses.
It insures against cracks, disintegration and costly repairs.
It assures a sanitary and durable street.
It assures conscientious workmanship and best materials.
It assures perfect satisfaction. .
BITULITHI0 INSURANCE IS SAFEST. AND SUREST.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
317 BECK BUILDING, PORTLAND, OR.
mated at COOO; market steady; beeves. (4.40
7.6?: Texas steers. (4.0O5 00; Western
steers. (4 6; stookers and feeders. (3-10.
cow, and heifers, (2.236.2B; calves. (j.50a
7 85
Hogs-Receipts estimated at "mar-
m"ed; (7.3007.95; heavy. (7.2O8.00; rough,
(7.20W1.4O; good w cm".o ........
8.00; pigs. (8.00(817.60; bulk of sales. (7.00
6 6heep Receipts estimated at 18,000. mar
ket steady native (3S.0; WeseTn, (3
!35; ywlings (4 703; lambs, (4-507.7Ol
Western, (4.SO7.00. " .
OMAHA. Aug. 8 Cattle ReoelptslO.800.
market active and iOo higher; Western
steers. (8.509 5.50: range cows and helfera,
(2.754.25;canners, (23; stockers and
feeders (2. 75 5 10; calves. (8.256.75; bulls
and stags, (394.75. , ,,.
Hogs Receipts 8500. market B10o
higher- heavy. (7.BO7.70; mixed. .j0
7.ffs: light" (7B07.7ff; pigs. (07.25: bulk
of sales, (7.5037.65.
Sheep Receipt, 10.500, market steady to
weaker: yearlings. (4 755.40; wethers (4
4.65; ewes, (3.754.S0; lambs. (8.507.B0.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK, Aug. (. The market for
standard copper on the metal exohange was
less active today. While bidders for lots
of (00 and (00 ton, -wer. In the market,
seller, seemed unwilling to meet their views
and the aotual buslneB, reported reached
only 50 tons of October at leo and 2500 tons
of November at 13.16c. The market closed
. nnf iitRn(3!ia.7Se: August delivery.
13.67H 12. SOo; Beptember, 12. 8J U.OOc;
October, 13.00 11.05e; November. 13.16
H.JOo; December, 1S.17H 13.400- The
London copper market waa a shade higher,
spot 8 12s 6d; futures 58 lis (d.
- Tin was higher' in London. Th, local
market was steady but a little lower on
the average at 2.26g2.50c,
Lead was unchanged in London at (12 12s
6d. The' local market was steady, spot
closing at 4.254.80o
Spelter unchanged,- 88 in London; lo
cally steady, at 6.S5'5.Oo.
Iron was higher In London witk Cleve
land warrants at 49, 3d. Locally oo Chang,
was reported.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW TORK, Aug. 8. Coffee futures
closed quiet at a net decline of 5 10 points.
Sales, 10,705 bags. August, 6 05c; Septem
ber, 6.06c; December, 5.25 5. IOo. Spot
quiet. No. 7 Rio, 747c; No. 4 Santo,,
c. Mild quiet. Cordova, (t12Wc,
Sugar Raw Urn.' Fair refining, (.52cs
centrifugal 96 test, 4.02c; molasse, sugar,
8.27c Refined steady. Crushed, 5.65c; pow
dered, 5.05c; granvjlabed. 4.95c
Mill Secures New Flywheel.
ASTORIA, Or., Aug;. 3. (Special.) The
new flywhgel for the engine at the Oat-
Bonds
Investments
CALL. OR WRITE!
T. S. McGRATH
lumber Ssehsuase,
PORTLAJfP, OREGON.
sop Min Company's plant to replace the
one which burst about ten days ego, has
arrived from Portland, where it was
oast, and the mill will probably resume
operations on Wetijisday.
Hotel Changes Management.
SOUTH BUND, Wajh., .Aug. (. (Spe
cial.) The Albee, the leading hotel of
this city, which for several year has
been under the management of N. A.
Ellsworth, today passed to the manage
ment of Chris Heim, until recently a
hotel man of Seattle. Mr. Helm Is a
brother of J. O. Heim, owner of the
Albee and president of the Pacific State
Banks
Electiie heating devices are sueoessfuUr
employed for branding cigar boxes.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
s CLARK'S CRUISES
OF THE "CLEVELAND
(Hamburg-American Line)
18,000 tone, brand new
superbly fitted.
D
OUNDtheWORL
From Jew York Ortober 16, 1909) from -San
Francisco, Feb. 6. 1510, nearly four
months, cotln on-ly $650 AND UP, Includ
ing all expenses afloat and ashore.
SPECIAX. FEATURES Maderia, Frrp.
India, Ceylon, Burma, Java, Borneo, Philip- '
pines, Japan, An unnMual chance to vUlt
unuoually attractive places.
12th Annual Orient Cruise, Feb. 6, 1. by
North German Lloyd S. 6. "Grosser Kur
fueret." 73 days Including; 24 day Egypt and
Palestine. IUO0 P-
FBANK C. CXARK, TTMEg BLDfl., V. T.
C. E. Stlnirer, S54 Waahinjrton St.. Portland
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Less Than Four DetysTat Sea
WEEKLY SAIUNG BETWEEN MONTREAL
QUEBEC AND LIVERPOOL
Two days on the beautiful Et. Lawrence
Blv,r and th, shortest ocean rout, to Europe-Nothing
better on th, Atlantic thao our
Erosesjsses. Wireless on all steamera.
First-class t80 second fM. ens alas,
aabin S4S.
Ask anr ticket agent, er write (or sailings.
rates and booklet.
F. B. Johnson. P. A.. 14z Sd St., Portland. Of
LINES
CKUULTHE
5AILING JANUARY 20.1910
tolWira!5pain,Mditerranean .Orient
Costing only400and uptor Jdayj.l
Cruise Dept. Whitt 5trLing.N.T..oratient5
NORTH PACIFIC S.S.CO.
For Eureka, San Francisco and Los
Angeles direct. The steamships Roa
noke and Elder sail every Tuesday at
i P. M. Ticket office 132 Third, near
Alder. Phones M. 1314 and A 1314.
EL YOUNG, Agent.
SAN FKAXCISCO PORTLAND 8. B. CO.
Only direct steamer and daylight sailinl.
From Ainsworth Dock. Portland. S A. si.
8.8. State of California. Aug. 7.
S.8. Kose City. Aus;. 14, t, etc.
from Pier 40. San Francisco, 11 A. at.
S.S. Rose s'ity. Aub. 7, 28. etc.
S.B. State of California, Aug. 14.
J. W. Ransom. Dock Acent.
Main Ainsworth Dock.
M. J. ROCHE. City Ticket Agent, 148 Sd Si.
Phone Main 402, A 1402.
COOS BAY LINE
Tb, ,teamsr BRBAICWATEB lesves Fort
Und every VVeoneMluy, P. M-, from AlBS.
worth dock, lor Horln, Mead. Msxjbfleld and
Cooa Bay points. Freight received tin 4 V.
U. oa day of sailing. Passenger fare, rst
class. 110; second-elasa. 7. Including bertj
and meals Inquire city ticket olllce. Third
and Washington streets, or Aine sorts aaaa,
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