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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1909)
THE MORXIXG OREGOyiAX, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1009. 2, . E Big Yields in All Sections-of the West. HIGH PRICES' NOT LIKELY Shipping Season in This State Will Soon Open- Qnality of tho Ore gon Crop Is Fine De .cllna in Wheat. The potato shlnrlng season l about to open and dealer look for first price to ba ' about i to OS cents In the country. It la not expected tha movement will be heavy ' for tome time yet. There ! a very good crop of early pota toes la Oregon and tha Quality If flrst-class. Tha yield of the mftidle planting will be cut -amort aomewhat by the dry weather that ' prevailed up to a few daya ago. while thla ! rain haa been a benefit to tha lata crop. On : tho whole there will ba a food crop In tha ' state, though it probably will not ba aa large i u waa anticipated a month ago, atlll tha yield, according to tha belt authorities will ' be much larger then laa't year's. Takima haa a big potato crop thla aaaaon ,-and tha territory tributary to Seattle alao h a good crop. California haa raleed a jarga crop of river potatoea and they are !of good quality. One of the beet poated daal I era In Colorado wrltea that there are big crops of potatoes In Minnesota, Wisconsin, ! Nebraska, Colorado and Vtah and tha pres- ent Southwestern market, frelghk eonstd ' ere 4. la equal to 60 to M cants here. The Oregon crop thla year waa too late for , tne Alaska trade, and tha Northern buyers Ailed all their requirements In California. Taking everything Into consideration, tha leading potato handlers believe that p'rlcea thia year nut start out on a moderate basts. Aa one of the large ahlppera expressed it. "I would look for a slight decline, rather than an advance, when digging commences and potatoes are put on the market." Potato digging ro tha Valley will begin aa soon aa the weather settles. Farmers are already otr-rlr.g their stock, and as a role they do not look fir high prices this year. One thing that should promote a ready ' movement of Oregon potatoes this season Is tha exceptionally fine quality of the crop. LOCAI. HOP MARKET 18 INACTIVE. World's Crop Estimates of Gutennann and Ding. Tha hop market continues In an lnaotlve, stale. Ona or two small lots hawe been moved, but there are practically" no orders on hand from the East or England. Klaber. WolJ at Netter'a cable reported the London market very . quiet. HelVar "cabled the Nurcmhurg market was decidedly stronger with the tendency upwaad. M. Gutermann Sons, of Saa. In their gen eral report of the world's hop crop esti mate tha 10 yield aa follows: ISC. . SO. 000 . ns.o'X) . S.000 .118.000 . JO.Ol'O . 6.000 . t.OOO . 15.0,0 , 2t.m'0 UOS. -19i.000 6S.000 14.000 Faaa ............ Auscha Uauba Total Bohemia Styrla - T'pper Austria Moravia liiMcla Hungary and Transylvania. 1T7.000 43.000 9.000 10.00 24.000 25.000 S.000 110.000 14S.CM0 35.0O0 10.000 Total Austro-Hungary 11.000 Alschgrond JS.000 Hallertau SO. 000 Sralt lS.o.iO Kiadlng and other dlstrlota. . H.00O Total Bavaria tVurtembarg .... Bien . Alsace Lorrala . Prussia 135.000 , 13.000 , 5.000 , l.i.iloo 12.001) 310,000 80.000 S5.000 110.000 So. 000 Total German Empire 190.000 SSO.000 Belgium 20.000 85.000 France Jii.000 80.000 Ku,,la 1 C" 70 00,) Unhand ' 2 0.000 47O.000 America 350.000 400.000 The total hop harvest of this year will, therefore, amount to only 1,001.000 cwta.. according to M. Gutermann Sons, agalnat 1,051,000 cwta, In 10S and 1,900.000 cwta. In 1907. Barnhard Bing, of Nuremburg. estimates th world's crop aa follows: -Cwta POTATO CROP LaiiG 1909. 1908. ISO, 000 5S7.000 is:. 000 300,000 0.00O 65,000 30.000 80.000 35.000' . SO.OOO zno.ooo eoo.ooo 350. "00 410.000 16,000 16.000 Germany Austria-Hungary .... . Hussla France Belgium and Holland. England America Australia .... ........ Total ..1.053,000 1,007.000 WHEAT PRICES REDUCED ONE CENT. Export Market Very Quiet IJttlo Doing in Oats or Barley. The local wheat trade quoted wheat prices 1 cent Iowot all around yesterday. The export market la very quiet and -ehip-pers report that buyers on tha other side show so Interest In offerings. The London cable of tha Merchanta Exchange reported the cargo market very I dull with nominal quotation of "s td for Walla Walla for shipment. Liverpool options, however, gained a penny on the day's operatlona and there waa a decided bulge In tha Chicago market. Tha local oata and barley market were quiet. Buyers declined to raise their bids, but at tha same time holders were not pressing supplies for sale at current quota tions The local receipts In cars were reported by tha Merchants Exchange as follows: Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay Monday . . .110 Tuesday. .' . .. SI Yar ago 13 Total last week. 435 1 S 39 49 WEAKER TONE IS POt XTRY MARKET. Bayers Are Reluctant to Pay tho Recent High Prlcee. There was a weaker tone In the poultry market yesterday. Receipts wore not un usually heavy, but buyers objected to pay ing tho recept high prices. Hens sold better than young chickens. Eggs were Arm with frwsh ranch stock moving at 1SV centa Cheese was In good demand and the market steady. Tha Impression prevails In the trade that prices will go no higher. There were no new developments In the butter market. Freeh Fruits In light Supply. Ti;ree cars of bananas in fine condition and a car of street potatoes comprised tha carl'jt arrlvala of produce yesterday. Sum mer fruits were not In heavy supply. There was a small miscellaneous assortment of peaches, which met with good' demand at last week's prices. Crapes ere Arm, the best bringing II. 25. The steamer brought up the usual lot of Southern vegetables. Bank Clearings. Bar.k cieartr.rs of tho Northwestern . cities yesterday were as to Clearings. Ba'snce. Tnrt:ari4 Peat:. a Vaoira fcyutiane S1.471.1..-7 i1 .Bit S 4.17.: ."il i-." 4--.I 1.4:, 77 IS5.T2 TiS.TIS 7(.b.io PORTLAND MARKETS. Grain. Flour. Feed. F.te. WHEAT Track prices: Blaertem. 86c; club, site; rd Russian. SH: Valley. We: Fife, $!: Tirkey red. Silo: 4-foM. 8v- FLOUR Patents, old. 16 23 per barrel; new crop, patents, SO. 10; straights, 143..; clears. 4 35: exports. S3 00; Valley. 4 1H; graham. S4.70; whole wheat, quarters. 14.90. BARLEY Feed. I25.SS:; brewing. S3K50 4 27 per ton. . OATS No. 1 while. $?7rITli per ton. CORN Whole. 135; cracked. 139 per ton. M1LLSTITFS New croo bran. 3113 per ton: middlings. :!?;. shorts. s;7 50; rolled barley. 32 S 50 n 29.50. HkT Timothy. Willamette Valley. JIS 1 per ton; Eastern Oregon, 1750 9 IS -V; alfalfa, tU: clover. 114; cheat, 1314 50; grain hay, JlSii '.O. Groceries, Dried Fruits. Etc DRIED F It U IT Apples, e per pound; n -aches. TiUSc; prunes, Italians, 3w Siic: prunes. French. 4fcc; currants, ua aashed. cases. c; currants washed, case 10c; nga. white fancy. 60-lb. boxes. tc; dates. 7&7sc SALMON Columbia River. 1-pound tails, t r,c doien; 2 pound tails. 52 M; 1-pound rati. J2.10Vi; Alaska p.nk, 1-pound lulls. 90c; red. 1-pound talis, 1.4S; sockeyes, 1-pound tails, fl. COFFBK Morha. 3M92SC.; Java, ordinary. HSWc; Costa Rica, fancy. IS 20c; good. 16lSc; ordinary. 1218c per pound. NCT3 Walnuts. 12 & 13c per pound by sack; Brasil nuta, 18c; filberts, ISc; pea nuts, 7c; almonds, 13 014c; chestnuts, Ital ian, lie; peanuts, raw, 8c; plnenuts. 1031 12c: hickory nuts. 10c; cocoanuls, Oo per dozen. BEANS Small white, 7Hc; large white, BVc; Lima. 5vc; bayou. SVic; red kidney. 4ic: pink. tie. S UO A R Gran ulated, .05; extra C 16 So; golden C. 35 4 5: fruit and berry sugar, J4.05; beet, J5; cubes (barrel), o.o0; powdered (barreO, I 30. T-erms, on re mittances within 15 days. dduct lio per pound; If later than 15 days snd within 30 days, deduct i4o per pound. Maple sugar. 16S1SC per pound. SLT Graaulated. (13 per ton. fl.BO per bale; hat ground. 100s, 7.S0 per ton; 80s s per ton. , Dairy and Country Prodnc. . BUTTER City creamery, extras, 36cj fancy outside creamery, 33 3 860 per pound; store. 31 12c (Butter fat prices average mo per pound under regular but ter prices) EGGd Oregon ranch, candled. S3 Ho Pr dozen. POUiLTRT Hens. 16lWo; Springs. US9 Me; roosters, Sa-lOc; duckes youag. 14 i5c; geese, young, 10 lie; turkeys. 20c; squabs. 31.75W2 per dozen. CHEESE: Full cream twins, ISO per pound; young Americas. 19c. PORK Fancy. 4 irl0c per pound. VEAL Extra. lOjlOttc per pound. Vegetables and Fruits. FRESH FRVITS Apples, new. $t2 25 per box; pears. SocS 11.23 per box; peaches, ?5o 11.16 per crate: cantaloupos. 60cf3L3S per crate; plums, 35rf50c per box; water melons, Is per pound; grapes, bOc 111.43 per crats; Concords. 25o per basket; casabaa, H.6o2: quinces, $1.60 per box. POTATOES Jobbing prices: Oregon, iScH $1 per sack; sweet potatoes, 2o per pound. TROPICAL FRUITS Valenclas. 33B0: lemons. fancy. 3836.80; choice. 35.50; grapefruit. J3.50 per Dox: bananas, tdoho per pound; pineapples.' 31.75&2 per dozen. SACK VEGETABLES Turnips. 75c per sack; carrots, $1; beets, 11.24. ONIONS New. SI. 25 per sack. VEGETABLES Beans. 426c; cabbage, 1 61VC Per pound; cauliflower. 7oc3$l-25 per dozen; oelery, 60(j76o per doxen; corn, lriirSm: per dozen; cucumbers, lo'u25c per dosin; eggplant, 75 g U per box; lettuce, ........ , 1 ITin noinouse. juc?i u --..,-- per lozen; parsley. 33c per doxen; peas. 70 per pounu, pfM'", 1 . - pumpkins. Hyio; radishes, 15c per dozen; squash, 5c; tomatoes, 50c Provisions. BACON" Fsncy. 35o per pound; standard. He; choice. 20c; English, lS"tS19'- DRT SALT CUKELi Regular short cloars, dry salt. 15c; smoked, liic; short clear backs, heavy dry aalted. 15c; smoked, lie; ures-un exports, dry salted, 15 Vic; smoked, 1HASi to 10 pounds. 17Ho; 14 to 1 pounds, 17 He; 18 to 20 pounds. 174c; hams, skinned. 13c; picnics. 13 "c; cottage roll, none; boiled hams, 24Vi2iVic; boiled plc- D IARD Kettle rendered, 10s, l44o; 6s, Ho; staudard pure:. 10s. 16o; 6s, 15to; cholco. 10s. 14c; 6s, 14ic. Compounds, 10s. He; 6s, ',c. SMOKED Bti.F Beef tongues. saoh. 00c; dried beef sets, luc; dried beef oot sldes. 17c; dried beef Insides. 21c; dried beef knuckles, 20c. PICKLED GOODS Barrels: Pigs' feet. 113; regular tripe, $10; honeycomo trips. (13: pigs, tongues, 118.50. Mesa beef, extra, (13; mss pork, (25. Hops, W00L llldesi. Etc HOPS 10i Fuggles. ' 2utT21c; olusters. 21j22c; lOuo crop, 17c; IVJl crop, 12c; 19oii crop, sc. WOUL Eastern Oregon, 106230 pox sound; Valley. 23&25C MOHAIR Choice. 24 3 230 per pound. CASCARA BARK 4Sc per pound. Hiuila Dry hides. 17&18C per pound: dry kip, 16 017c pound; dry calfskin, 19 j20c pound; salted hide. 104llc; aalted calfskin, 16lo pound; green, lo less,, FIRS No 1 skins: Angora goat, $1 to 4.2o; badger. 25&30C; bear. (1J&2O; beaver, (0 50S18.0O; cat, wild. 75C&1.30: cougar, perfect head and claws, $3g10; fisher, dark, IT.uOSll: pale. 4.lr0iJ7; f ox. , cross, (3 3; fox. gray. eOiSOc; fox. red, fo$; fox. silver. 3353100; lynx. (3'915; marten, dark. 38312; mink. $3.6006.30; muskrat. I'oit 25c; otter. $25ofe4; raccoon. 073c; sea otter $100&23O. as to size and color; skunk. 53 up hoc: civet cat, 10 9 15c; wolf, $JS3; coyote. 76c$1.23; wolverine, dark. $3S6: wolverine, pale. $29230. Dairy Produce in the East. CHICAGO. Sept. 21. Butter Steady ; creameries. 24'42yc: dairies. 262So. Ekks Receipts. 10.SO7 cases; steady at mark, cases Included. 18c; firsts. SJtto; prime firsts, 24c. Cheese Easy; daisies. 15i3T15le: twins, 14 a 13c: Young Amerlcaa, 13H&lB3c; Ions horns. 15315Vjc- KEW YORK, Sept. 21. Butter Steady; process firsts to specials. 23327c. Cheese Steady and unchanged. Eggs Barely steady. Coffee and Sugar. NEW 'YORK. Sept. 21. Coffee futures closed steady, net unchanged to 5 points higher. Sales. 30.500 bass. Including Septem ber at 5 66f5.60o, October at 6.55o, Novem ber at o. 60c. December at 5. t tf5.63c. March at B.65C May at 6.6566.70c. July at o.70o and August at S. .':. Spot, quiet. No. 7 Rio, 7"c; No. 4 Santos, SVjilSc. Mild, quiet, Cordova, 914S12C- Sugar Raw, tlrm. Fair refining, 8.73c; centrifugal, t'8 lest. 4.32c; .molasses sugar, 3. 4b Is c. Reflned, steady. Dried Frnlt at New York. NEW YORK. Sept. 21. Evaporated apples, firm. Fancy. DVijiUSic: choice. S8c; prime. 638itc; common to fair. oHHc. Prunes, firm. California, 2VieilVjc; Ore gon. 6 jj 3c. Apricots, firm. Choice. 1510140; extra choice, 10H4flOo; fancy. llOlSo. Peaches. Arm. Choice. SV.Stic; extra choice, 6Hfi-CiC, and fancy. TSS'vc Raisins, unchanged'. Looe Muscatels, 8H!9 4'jc; choice to fancy seeded. 4S4c; seed leea. ii5jc. and London layors. $1,203 1.25. New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Sept. 21. Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher; middling up lands.. 13.10c; middling gulf. 13.33c. Sales, 325 bales. Cotton futures closed barely steady: Sep tember, October and November. I2.8O0: De cember. 12.13c: January. 12.90o: February, 12Ulc: March. I'J.SSc; April. 13.0lc: May, 13.02c: July. 13?. LEWISTON SHIPS 400 CARS Frnit From Snake River Valley " Brings Profitable Returns. T,hTVVTSTON. Idaho.' Sept. 21. (Special.) Local fruit export"rs who have handled the bulk' of tl.o IiCwlPton Valley crop rrpr.rt tpcnls up to the present time will aptnvgate approximately 200 carloads and before th"! close of the nppla season Rn additional, - carloads will be marketed In tl:e cities of the Middle est and Kastsrn states. ' Whl'o tho i"ach crop In all factions or tho Northwest l:as teen llgl't this season, one ranch located on a protected bar on Snake River a short distance below Lewlston haa marketed 40 carloads of this fruit. The entire output from this farm will bo at least fO t arloads. the' fruit acre age being 2i0 acres. Successful - marketing thla season has brought larp-4 returns to the sr-owers of Central Idaho and Eastern Washington and -with a fair yield of apploes. which are reported to ba of nn exceptional quality, the year for frrowera of all kinds of fruits 'Will be profitable. MARKET IS UPSET Heavy Unloading of Reading Stock at New York. ON THE DIVIDEND ACTION Many Rumors Lately Circulated Trove Unrounded Rebound in Prices Xear the Close Leaves Net Changes Small. NEW YORK. Sept. 81. After making a brava start today stock speculation ex perienced some confusion In adjusting ltsolf to soma new considerations. The mlsaarrlage of the, movement whlon has centered In Reading will be glvwn re sponsibility generally for ths upset In the market, heavy unloading of that stock fol lowing the declaration of only the regular quarterly dividend and per cent dividend on the Central Railroad of New Jersey stock. In tho Philadelphia stock market Lehigh Valley Railroad stock broke nearly II points on tha Jersey Central dividend aotion- Ths disappointment In this matter brought noma keenly to the apeaulatlvs mind tha extent to which it had bean relying upon rumors as vague and 111-authentloated as wss this one. An official announcement given out yesterday by tha Vulcan Retln nlng Company declared that many of the rumors put into clroulatlon concerning thla company are grossly exaggerated and likely to mislead the public. Following this were spcwlnc disclaimers of various recent reports which have been used with effect In the stoojk market. The atock broke polnta In the early market today. Further Inquiry regarding the reports last week ef an Intended grant of subscrip tion rights by the St. Paul at Us annual meeting on last Saturday developed Its In herent Improbability. Bines the money market resouroes have begun to be constricted, however, the stock market has given evidence of a steady movement to sell stocks under oover and to take advantage of all strong sustaining influences. The lesson was clearly Implied that the leaders of the speculative move ment were reducing their commitments and seeking to dletrlbuto their holdings at the high prices and realise their profits. The orderly and skillful manner In which the realising-movement Is conducted Indicates Its exemption from any very urgent pres sure. Even today yie market gave further evidence of tho continued control exeroiaed by the forces back of the market In the sharp rebound In prices which followed tha break. With thla disappointment behind them, the stock market turned to the Pennsylvania directors' meeting tomorrow as a hopeful source of Inspiration, and made conjeotures of a possible announcement of a new stock Issue with subscription rights from that meeting. United States Steal extended Its record price to 86. Ths substantial recovery from the break left final prices not much changed from last night. Bands were weak. Total sales, par value, J5.J12.000. United StifTes bonds were un changed on call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS Clo-oing dales. High. I-ow. AUIs Chalmers pf K-'O An.al Coucer .... 81,30 6J 03 fi 84 40 4rt S2V4 KB7 MS 41) Vj IBS 60 'i 10 1131.4 1M;,S 3 47 47 83 H An, A rritmlt ural .. 40l Am Heat Sugar.. 1.700 2,200 7cO l.OiO 7u0 no Sis Am Can pi Am Car Jk Foon. Am Cotton Oil Am Hd & Lt pf. Am Ice Seourl... Am Linseed Oil .. SiiVi t8 73 49 28 ia4 11.1 1K2 74 H 44 29 If.U. LBtO 61 H Am Smeit & Ref. lOlW Co preterreu ... w. ji Am Sugar Reg... T.B'O 134 Am Tel ft li i.e'-o ""i km Tnhnreo Tf... 3"0 101 142 100' 10vi Am Woolen 4"0 3UV4 31 Anaconoa aim -o. ,;tz iTo : 49 6"S Atchison iio.iu " JAV,-? Acm.:::-!: m;' Bait & Diiio ii.tw won 05 do prrierrea - 36 70S, 1S2U, 85 Vt K 1S2H 1 108 320 67 16 Urook Rap Tran. 15.500 5a Canadian Paclfio .. l.X 18. t . k . O IiiA t:iS4 " do prerred .". Si 100 10s k.:k. in .KA Kt4 min A Altnii.. OiO BSVi 63 16't ChlcjJLt) Qt West. 400 lt Chicago i.. iu. 1B3 193 C M & et faui.. Oi.oT" A"V7 " r. . f a. T. Lin 74 4 " V' '-' . " . n,-. ATI. irtU Cnlo Fuel iron., o.; 4 . 'i 53 'i 46"4 63 V4 Coio & youtDem.. e'.v u-t do 1st nreterrea. iw " do 2d preterrea . .i,r- Craeolldnted Gas.. 2.C 14H HJH 1,700 22 2C"4 23 6,MX 195'4 1B2'4 1U3H Del Hi:ilac-n . . D & R rande ... do prercrred ... rlitlller' Securl.. Erie do 1st preferred. do 2d preferred. 2 9M 47U 4 6) 4W e.ii'O 2"0 a'o wZ 86 8S 37 87 2 62 y, 2?J 36 624 4214 33 Vi 62 V, 42bi tienerai r.iecirio olrthern if.:: 700 lSSt 153 164 Gt Northern Ore.. 1,1'K) M ij'n ... i Q'ii 1F1 lfk ihrt 'to ir.4 Illinois t-entrai .. w " Interborough Met.. 1..0.' if. H's 47', 23 IN HV 47 93 23 H 48 111 4HMi 71T ir-4 ureterred 1.3' 0 1.400 7i '0 Soo 1.100 400 2.400 4SV4 95 23 'i Intr Harvester .. Inter-Marine pf . . Int Paper Ir.t Fump Iowa Central .... K C Southern ... do preferred . . . Louis & Nashville. Minn & St Louis.. M. St P & s a M. Missouri Pacific .. Jl!. Kan Texas. 4fH 4Sl 2'.l i9 4Vi I,4i0 72 300 1D4 72 li,3 2t;o B2V 62 62 800 144 144 'i 144 2.1 0 1.3l 72-S, 71i 71i 4;:ji 41 Ml !" do preferred 200 74 74 T4V4 115 National Blacult.. l.a 11'S 315 90 tl 60'i National Lrf-aa ... v.iw r-? Mex Nat Ry 1st pf 600 59 S -j N Y Central 17.1O0 13S, 13 1-4 X..7J, 4) i . N 5i H 93 6:V 94S N orfolk & Wee.. 8,300 -nrri, American... 1.10 9.) N t4 83'- N ,'orthern 1'acino P 'aci iflo Mail 1.5'W ,8J 4 .Ji inBl'lvar.ia 123.200 14TV, 1J U-S ! om i.u i'-; Pen P C C ft L- . 93 14 92'. h Pressed Steel Car. Dal rs 700 60 ss W. 49" 1H9 r.o ion 49 17. Ry Steel Spring ..' 8 604 Keaair.g o'--..,- .7 Rer-ubilc Steel ... 22. IW '800 "lo 1" Si j , lOSlf 42 44 do preferred Rock l.-lsnd Co.. ll.ooo 391 31'.. 76 5Si, an 7 59H 20'4 Cft'4 132' 31 71 S6H 36 60 71 J i7i; 84 do prererrea ... 1. 1" St L S F 2 pf. 6 0 ut L Southwestern 2i 0 .I., nrererred 1.4'0 7K'(, r.ni 2:i 69 Vs 26 6".j 8 c;o..S3he(T!eld 2.1O0 Southern Pnclflc . . Southern Railway. do preferred ... Ter.n Copper .... Texas & Pacific. Tel. St L 4 Wert. 'i,.-v nn.i 131 8.2..0 S1T 31'4' 500 71 37 86 '71 2'.3U 10fli - 85 '4 1H0 2.4O0 37'4 30 6t preterrea 1.400 72, nion Pacific ...loo.3.o do preferred 1.2' K'K'i U f Ruhher U S Sreel (lo preferred ... Utah Copir . .... Va-Caro Chemical. Wabash do preferred . . . Western Md ..... WestluKhouse' Elec Western 1'nlon ... Wheel - L We.. T.8.-0 fr.'i 64 644 r.4'( 5S4" 85 S3 '4 84 7, 12.l' 128J, 127 118 1,2"0 3i 9"0 "jiio Simi pivi ISM 60'- .ViU 4K 21 52 'ST'" 7S 10 4S 20 61 'si" "77'6 9 48 l?f S5 7i ' j Wisconsin sTentral. 100 T4 54 t!4 Total sales for the day. 1,299.600 share. BONDS. vkw YORK. Sept. 21. Closing quotations: i u S. ref. 2s reg.100 N Y C O 3s.. 92 do coupon. ... 1""- .."..ti 1 T- S 3s reg n.l '-a.S'orth Pacltlc 4s.l02, do' coupon Hililnlon Paclftc 4s. 102 U S new 4s reg. lit!'., .Wlston Cent 4s.. 95 do coupon 117 'a Japanese 4s 8. D R O 4s. ... 07 I ( Stocks at London. LONDON, Sept. 21. Consols for money, 83; do for account, S3 5-16. Amai -opper... 87 iMo K ft T 42 Anaconda 10V. Y. Central. . .141 Atchison 123 Norfolk & West. . 1. do pref 1071 do pref 93 Bait ft Ohlo...rf21'Ont & Western. 60 Can Pacific. .. .1SS Pennsylvania ... 74 Chee Ohio. 86 P.and Mines 9 Chi Grt West... 16 (leading 88 C M ft S P.. ..107 (Southern Ry 32 p'e'Beers 17 do pref ... 73 r & R G . . ..50 Southern Pacific. 13. do pref 88 I'nion Pacific 211 Erie . 36' do pref Ill do lut-rt 53 iU. 8. Steel 86 do 2d pf 4 do pret 132 Grand Trunk... 24Wabasa 21 III Central 139 ) do prof L & iofl ISpanlsh 4s.... . 93 Ti Daily Treasury Statement." WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. The condition the Treasury at tho beginning of business day was as follows: ' Trust funde 9"M ::::::::::::,:84-.s4: S69 Diiiei U'HI.l, Silver rfollari. of 1890 4. till, Silver certificates outstanding 484,346, General fund Standard silver dollars In general fund !?,; Current liabilities V? ?'? 000 tJ5 4i',2 740 193 Working balance in Treasury orflces .6.99, In banks to credit of the Treasurer of United States SvJ'a Suiisiriiary silver coin "SToi Minor coins .'-"i oi'ii',':' t..i h,i,n(.N In general fund l)-,u'A 43!) 610 547 Money Exchange. 'Etc. ' NEW YORK. Sept. 21. Money on call, firm 2 5( 3 per cent; rulinc rate, 27i per cent'; closing bid. 2t4 Pr cent; offered at 2?4 per cent. Time loans slightly softer and active; 60 days. 3?i per cent: 90 days, Ui per cent: six months. 41 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. Vi5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady. with actual business In bankers' bills at S4.S435O4.8440 for 60-day bills and at 8810 for demand. Commercial bills. $4.83 4 844- Bar silver. 61V4C. Mexican dollars, 43c .Government bonds, steady: railroad bonds, weak. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 31. Sterling on London, 60 daya 4.84"s; sterling on Lon don, sight. (4.86. Silver bars, 61 Tic Mexican dollara nominal. Drafts Sight, 2c; tolegrngh. 4c LONDON, Sept. 21.--Bar silver Steady, SiA per ounce. Money 44 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is 1 per cent. The rate of discount in the open market for three months' bill is 1H. per cent. SHEEP WIGTH I'EATXJRE OF THE LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET. Qnality Demanded .in AH Lines. Hoga and Cattle. Are Steady at the Old Prices. The market at the Union Stockyards, on the whole, was steady yesterday, with sheep showing the greatest strength. Sheep ar rivals for the past week or more have been light, whloh has enabled prices to be fully maintained. The indications are for a good sheep market during the remainder of tho year. There is no difficulty In disposing of all the. lambs that come In, though the de mand Is not urgent.' The position of the cattle market Is un changed. Buyers are still looking for qual- ,tyHo,gCp'rices hold up well, but. as In the case with cattle, the demand is for the best '"he only receipts yesterday were 184 cat tle. Five cars of cattle, were sent in or the Burke Commission Company, of Shar.lko, and two cars were shipped in by D. Barn house, of Shanlko. The following Is a complete list of yes terday's sale at the Portland Union Stock- yard: Av.w'lght. Pounds. Price. TO: -v.-:::::::::::: 1S - 88 hogs 1 -Jjg nog. :::::::::::::::::::: : 15 K5S ".v.v.v.-:::::::::: g 70 hogs '? 22 hogs r 15" I'i 71 hog 8.00 2i Sufi. l: 1 hog : 120 7.00 10 steers, medium .1154 8.50 16 steers, stockers 1021 3.oo 1 steer -130S 4.J I . :.:::." " . 2 bulls 10 2.25 15 cows SL 3-3 07 fn-n-a 3067 i.-;i 1 cow ." . . I . -.1210 230 1 cow .:..:..: 020 2.50 25 cows :":.:.: km? -25 15 hogs, feeders 100 6.50 Prices quoted at the yards yesterday were "caTTLB Steers, top quality, $4.25.50; fair to good, J4; common, i3.50(J3.7f; cows, top 13.50; fair to good, I3'd8.25; common to medium, $2.502.75: calves, top, 5Sp.o0; heavy. $3,304 4bulla $2&2.25; stags,-(2.30 HO(if3 Best, 8: fair to good, S7.757.85; atockers, $6'7; China fats. 7.50igi8. SHEEP Top wethersi $4ft4.25; fair to good. f3.508.76: ewes, c less on all err-des; yearlings, best, 4!jil4.25r fair to good, 4B.60I&.3.75; Spring lambs, 55.25ai 5.50. Eastern Livestock Prices. CHICAGO. Sept. 21. Cattle Receipts, es timated. 11,000: market, weak to 10c low er. Beeves. $4g8.30; Texaa sreers, SSOOji 6.10: Western steers. 13.906.50: stockers arid feeders. J34.7U: cows and heifers. 3.10 6; calves, $ll.75ir 9 25. Hoes Receipts, estimated. 10,000; market, shade lower. Light, J7.S0& 8.30; mixed, 7.75'58.40; heavy. $7.00ltfS.40; rouh. J7.00 i'7.Su; good to cholco heavy. 7.o58.40; pigs. $748; bulk of sales. S.05 3.30. Sheep Receipts, estimated, 28,000; mar ket, steady to 10c lower. Native. $3,70 3 4.90; Western, t2.9055; yearlings. $4.40 6.50: Iambi, native, J4.25&7.30; Western, $4.o07.30. KANSAS CITV. Sept. 21. Cattle Re ceipts, 24.000; market, steady. Native steers. $4.50'5 8.25; native cows and heif ers. $C.6r.igi5.30; atockers and feedore. $3 f 5.50; bulls. 2.60'-i 3. .60; calves. 3.507.23; Western steera, $3 80 6.75; Western cows, 2 504.25. ' Hoks Receipts. 15.000; market, 5o low er. Heavy. $8108.30; packers and butch ers. $S'0'8.25; light, S7.608.20; pigs. $5.50 7.25. Sheep Receipts. 10.000: market, steady. Muttons, $4.25-S 5.15: lambs, $5.757.10; range wethers, $453 6.35; range ewes, $3.25y 6.10. SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 21. Cattle Re ceipts, 7000; market, best steady, others lower. Native steers, $5.75 S; native cows and heifers. $33; Western steera. $3.75 9 6.55; Texas steers. $35.15; Texas cows and heifers, $&S5 i 6.75 ; bulls and stags, $2.75 4.75. Hogs Receipts. 4200; market, slow to '5c lower. Heavy, S7WS.20; mixed, $8.10? 8.15; light, $S.15?S.2-'; Piga. $6707.73; bulk of sales. $8.05-58.20. Sheep Receipts, 23,300; market, steady. 10c lower. Yearlings, $5&'5.35 ;lambs, $6.75 7.15. Metal Markets. NHW TOTtK. Sept. 21. London tin was higher today, with spot quoted at 137 15s and futuhes at 138 17s 6d, but the local mar ket was easy and a shade lower. Spot and September closed at 30.15fli30.52c October at 30.2Oin3O.30c, November at 3o.2o30.40c and December at 3l.3lif)30.50c: Standard copper, easy. Spot. September and October, 12.5012.70c; November. 12.6031 12.75c; December. 12.6"1?,12.75c. London was higher. Spot, 59 6s. and futuree, 60 Is 3rt. Local dealers quoted Lake' copper at 137J 13.25c, electrolytic at 12.75j13c and casting at i;.2'S'12.87c. Lead, quiet. Spot. 4 304.37e New Tork and 4 I0iSr4.30o Kast St. Louis delivery. London, unchanged at 12 12s 6d. Spelter, quiet and unchanged at 5.70g.75c New York and 5.606 5 65c East St. Louis. London, unchanged at 23. London Iron was higher. Cleveland war rants. 51s 6d. Locally tho market was steady. No. i foundry Northern, $18.7519.25: No. 2 Northern. $18.25(8.18.75; No. 1 Southern and No. 1 Southern soft, $18.75'lu.25. Eastern Mining Stocks. BOSTON, Sept. 21. Closing quotations: Adventure 6 'Nevada . 24 Amalgamated 84 (Old Dominion... o5Vs Ariz Com 43 iosoeola. 143 Atlantic . Parrot 31 Butte Coal 2(Hi Qulncy 80 , .i jt AriK 104 VilHnannon 13 L'al & Hecla....6SO .Tamarack 71 L'al & Hecla....SO Tamarack ii Centennial n jw.hu Copper Range... 81 United Copper... 60 Franklin 17 U- s- Mining 58 Greene Cananea. 9U. S. Oil 34 Isle Royale 24:i"tah 45 llass Mining 8 js'ictorla 33 Michigan 10JWinona 7 Mohawk 61 'Wolverine 152 Mont C C. ... 25 North Butte 58 NSW YORK. Sept. 21. Closing quotations: Hce 175 ILeadvllle Con... 5 Brunswick Con. 1 Little Chief 7 Com Tun stock. 27 Mexican 130 do bonds 17 Ontario 250 C C Va 120 iOphir 115 Horn Silver 70 SPtar.dard 50 Iron Silver 163 ll'ellow Jacket... 145 STRONG ALL Oft! Upturn in Wheat Prices at Chicago. SHORTS BUY SEPTEMBER Firm Cables, Smaller Northwestern Receipts and Liberal Purchases of Spring Wheat Cause the Strength. CHICAGO, Sopt. 21. Wheat was strong from start to finish today, September being especially buoyant and at one time up 5o over the December option. Thla Increased premium for September was due to urgent demand by shorts. Firm cables, smaller Northwestern receipts and liberal purchases ef Spring wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth by Southwestern millers were additional strengthening influencea September ranged between $1.03M, and fl.Oo-Vt; December, OS Ho and $100. The close was strong with September at $1.0814 and December at 99fto ii.oo. Corn for September delivery took a weak turn and declined nearly 1 oent owing to liberal sales by cash Interesta The deferred months, however, were strong. December soiH between 60 too and 60 J, c The market olosed strong for future delivery and weak for September, the latter being off V,o conjpared with the previous closa December was hio higher. Despite the liberal sales of December, the oats market held quite firm. The market closed with prices fcc to Hio higher. Provisions were bullishly affected by the strength of grains. Closing quotations were 2ac lower to 15c higher. The leading futures ranged as follows: WHEAT. Open. High. ' Low. Close. Sept $1.04 $1.06?4 $L03i4 $1,051 Deo....... .69 1.00 .98 1.00 May...... 1.02 54 1.03 ii 1.02 1.031, CORN. Sept 87 .68 .67 .67H Dec 60 hi .6074 .6014 .601i May 61 .62 .6214 -62 OATS. Sept.:.. .3994 .39 .$914 -89 Deo 39 .3914 .39 .39 May 41 .4294 .41 .! "MESS PORK.' Sept 24.10 S4.10 34.10 34.10 Jan 18.15 18.17 18.0714 18.1714 LARD. Sept 13.17H 12-SO ".15 ' "-Jl Oot 12.071s 12.10 12.0714 12.10 Nov 11.6714 11.72 11.6714 1L7214 SHORT RIBS. Oct 11.65 11.70 11.6314 11-65 , Jan 9.55 9.65 9.55 9.6$ . Cash quotations were as follows: Flour Strong. Barley Feed or mixing, 40E2o; fair to choice malting, S3 64c. - Flaxseed No. 1 Southwestern, $1.34; No. 1 Northwestern, $1.45. Timothy seed $3. 75 8.50. Clower $13.60. Pork Mesa, per barrel, $24. 0534. 10. Lard Per 100 pounds, $12.25. Short ribs Sides (loose), $11.7714 13. Sides Short, clear (boxed), $12.4714 9 13.60. Grain statistics: Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 64,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 2.075, 000 bushels, compared with 2. 406.000 bushela the corresponding day a year ago. The world's visible supply, as shown - by Bradatreot'e, Increased 4, 939.000 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Weat, 64 cars; corn, 354 car; oata. 170 cars; hogs, 20,000 head. Rocelpta Shipments. Flour, barrels 41,400 84.100 Wheat, bushels 61,200 25,100 Corn, bushels 423.500 421,600 Oats, bushels 877.200 463,200 Ryo. bushels 8,000 2,000 Barley, bushels 139,000 18,100 Grain and Produce at Now Tork. NEW YORK, Sept. 21. Flour Receipts, 60,045 barrels; exports, 12432 barrela Market quiet, but firm. , Wheat Receipts, 62,800 bushels. Spot Irreg ular. No. 2 red. $1.1094 elevator and $1.0SH nominal f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern Du luth, $1.09H nominal f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard Winter, fl-WA nominal t o. b. afloat. Higher Englleh cables dominated the wheat market today, explaining an advance of near ly 2c In prices. Shorts and commission houses were good buyers, especially as cash demand was liberal and Northwest receipts not so large. Last prices showed H4lo net rise. September closed at $1.11, De cember at $1.0814 and May at J1.0914. Hope Firm. Hides Inactive. Wool and petroleum Steady. Grain at San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 21. Spot quota tions: ' Wheat Shipping, $1.6714 1.73 ; milling, $1.75. Barley Feed, $L353 1,37 : brewing. $1.40 1.42. Oats Red, $1.70 1.80: white, 1.T0 L75: black. $2.352.70 ask fa. - Call board sales: Wheat Nona Barley December, $1.41. Corn Large yellow, $1.70 1.75. European Grain Markets. LONDON. Sept. 21. Cargoes Market very dull, nominal quotatlona Walla Walla for shipment at 37s 6d. English country markets quiet: French country markets steady. ' LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21. Wheat Septem ber. 7s 8d; December, 7s 7 lid; March. 7s Td. - Weather tn England today, fine. Flaxseed a Minneapolis. MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 21. Flaxseed closed at $1.41. Changes in Available Supplies. NEW YORK, Sept. 21, Special cable and telegraphlo communications received by Brad street's show the following .changes In avail able supplies as compared: with last account: Bushela Wheat, United Statea. east Rock lee. Increased 2.670,000 Canada increased 2,2ti9,000 Total, United States and Canada. In- ' crea.ed 4. 939.0O0 Afloat for and in Europe, increased. . .2.7oO,0C0 Total American and European supply. Increased 7,639,000 Com, United States and Canada, In creased - 421.000 Oats, United States and Canada, in creased j. 480, OCO Grain Markets of the Northwest. LEWISTON, Idaho. Sept. 21. (Special.) Wheat Bluestem, 76c; 40-fold. 73c: club, 71c; Turl&sy red, 71c; red Russian, 69c. Oata $L10. Barley. $1. SEATTLE, Sept. 21. No milling quota tlona -Export wheat: Bluestem, 95c; club, 89c; Russian, 87c No car receipts up to noon. Yesterday's car receipts: Wheat, 37 cars; oata 11 cars; barley, $ oars. TACOMA. Sept. 31. Bluestem, 5o; club, 89c; red Russian, 87c. . BOSTON WOOL MARKET IS QUIET. Stocks Are Well Cleaned Up and Prices Are Strong;. BOSTON, Sept. 21. The local wool market Is marking time. Stocks are well cleaned up and the situation Is strong. The leading domestic scoured quotations are as follows: Texas Fine, 12 months, 7o'ij,78c; fine, six to eight months, 6SS70c; fine Fall, 6S60c California Northern, 68700; middle county, 634f5o: Fall free. 5uj92c. Oregon Eastern No. -1 staple, 77g78e; East ern cibthing, 70S72c; valley No. 1. 074iO8c. Territory Fine staple. 774iS0c; fine medium staple, 70p72c: fine clothing. 7072c; fine medium clothing. 678c. Half-blood, 73'fi76c; three-eighths-blood, 68 70c; quarter-blood. 67ig6Sc. Pulled Extra, 721775c; fiae A. 65ff69c; A supers, 606 63c. Wool at St. Louis. f ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21. Wool Unchanged; territory and Western mediums. 232Sc; fine mediums. 2224c: fine. 1319c THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND. OREGON UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,000,000 , OFFICERS J. 0. AINS WORTH, President R. W. S0HMEER, CasWer. R. LEA BARNES. Vice-President. A. M. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier. W. A. HOLT, Assistant Castiier. LETTERS OF CREDIT AND TRAVELERS' CHECKS ISSUED NEGOTIABLE EVERYWHERE DRAFTS Drawn ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES Lumber mens National Bank CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS THE BEST STREET INSURANCE IS THE BITUUTHIC PAVEMENT It insures against dust, mud and street noises. It insures against slipperiness 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. EITULITHIC INSURANCE IS SAFEST AND SUREST. WARREN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 317 BECK BUILDING. PORTLAND, OR. NO DEMAND FOR OATS 3IAKKET AT SEATTLE IS DE MORALIZED. Dealers Trying to Secure Apple Sup plies Egg Prices Are Barely Steady. SB1A.TTL.10 Wash.. Sept. 21. (Special.) The oata market Has not been aa demoralizes In three years as at present. Oats are ao high that the Government contracts' -will not t placed on tha. Coaat thla year. Dealers are re fuelne absolutely' to purchase oats and offers as low aa J28 were mads by ahlppera here today. Up-Sound growers, however, are atlll boosting prices, althousrh. there Is no demand. They are refusing to aell at less than 30. Wheat la steady. The recent Heavy soles ef apples made In Oregon and Eastern Washington to Eastern bnyera have caused several local commission men to get busy on the Eat Side, where they are trying to protect themselves by laying TwocaJlo'ads of Winter pears arriving todsy were Immediately transferred to cold storage. Tour carloads of grapes arrived today, but did not affect prices. Sweet potatoes are a W d -Ulna- " 2 .CenU'.hDeaien nave a. yet been unable to get and let one firm bring In the supply, as l)as been done In former years. . There la absolutely no real In the market. The shoitage has not been a. ta J" Top stock, some dealer, aay, would command 13poultrVC"tplllr.g tip. owing to heavy ship ments. Egg. were juat eadthls morning. Butter and oheese were unchanged. QUOTATIONS AT BAN FRANCISCO. Prices Paid for Prodnco In the Boy City .Market. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 81 The lollow lnc prices were quoted In the produce mar- k Vegetables-Cucumbers. 3550o: string beans. 35c; tomatoes. 40375c: garlic. ,49 5c- ereen peas. 333c: eggplant. 35T5c. Mlll.tuffs Bran. 2S.6(& St: middlings. "bS-Fancy creamery, 31c: creamery seconds. 30c; fancy dairy, 2S4o: 'dairy sec- 0npouHry-Roosters, old. 4.505; young. SnSOlO; broilers, small. 34f4: large 4 S; fryers. Sf..500.5: hens. r,312: ducks. old. 5W6: young. tdT' S- Eggs Store. S4c: fancy ranch. 410 Cheese New. 1.'1S'AC: young America Hay-rv-he!vt. $l(llfl.50: wheat and oats. in4flT: alfalfa. il013: stock. 7f?10; bar ley J10318: straw, per bale. ,1055c. Fruits Arples. choice, 11.50; common. 603'85c: bananas. 73c .93: limes. 5: lemons, choice. $33.50; common. tX.009 2.50: pineapples. 24i 2.75. HopJ 12i(f22c per pound. Potatoes Salinas Burbanka. Jl.40Hl.pO; sweets, J1.G0M1.75. R-celpts Flour. 708 quarter sa.cks: wheat. 175 centals: barley. 29,'i centals; oata. 2610 centals: beans, S26S socks; corn. SO centals: potatoes. 4750 sacks; bran, 80O sacks; middlings. 370 sacks: hay. 3H0 tons; wool, 2811 bales; hides. 7.1). VISITORS FLOCK TO BAKER Knights Templars and Fair Delega tion Gathering in City. BAKER CITT. Or.. Sept. 21. (Special.) "With the annual meeting, of the Dis trict Fair and tha state comraandery of Knight Templars . to open tomorrow. Baker City presents a lively appearance tonipht. At the Fairgrounds many ex hibits aro in placa an,deveral stahlea of livestock will arrive early tomorrow morning. All racing stables are filled with eome of the fastest horses in the Northwest, - as considerable attention is paid to speeding. Tho Knights Templars held a special session tonight, conferring ths Red Cross work on several candidates. The. Black Cross degree will be given In the morn ing. Preparations for visitor ar almost completed. The city will be decorated in blue and gold and aside from the lodge work, special entertainment. Including banquets and competitive drills;. Is an nounced. Lodge work will begin tomorrow room ing immediately after the special train from Portland arrives Several hundred guests are expected, including Knights from Portland. Grants Pass, Ashland, Hood River, The Dalles, Pendleton, La Grande, Boise and Welser. Lane County Farm Sold. COTTAGE GROTH, Or., Sept. 21. (Spe cial.) The Nelson farm of 376 acres, on Row River, three miles from this place, was purchased last week by John Spray of the Spray-Wynne Hardware Company of this city, the purchase price being Jlti, 00. Mr. Spray will begin at once digging a gravity irrigation ditch from the Currln bridge, about a mile above the farm, and intends Irrigating the entire tract, which is very fertile. TKAVEI.KR8' GUIDE. CLARK'S CRUISE OF THE " CLEVELAND " R 18,000 tons, brand new, superbly fitted. 1 g OUND the WORLD ONE STEAMER FOR ENTIRE CRUISE Safety, Comfort, Maximum Convenience. With elevator, grill room, gymnwloiu, deck swimming pool. FROM NEW TORK, OCTOBER 16," 100 nearly four months, costing only $050 AM) VV, Including all necessary expenses; prince ly traveling In balmy climates. Entertain ments, lectures, card parties, and chaperon age for ladles. M'ECIAI. FKATTRES Madeira. Egypt, In dia, Ceylon, lnrma, Java. Borneo, Philip- pines, J:ipun. An onusutU chance to vlH unuMinlly uttractive pluccs. CLARK'S 12TH ANNUAL CRUISE TFEB. 5 TO APRIL 19 T O THE ORIEN 1 By S. 8. Grower Kurfunt Feventy-threa days, including 24 day In KK.vp and the Holy Iand (with Bid trip to Khartoum) costing only $100.00 and up. ln c'Hillng ihore excursions. bl'EriAL l-'EA-Tl'KES: Madeira, Cadiz, Seville. Algiers. Malta, Constantinople, Athens, Rome. tli Riviera, etc. .Tickets good to stop over in llurope, to include Passion Play, etc. FRANK C. CMKK. Time Bid., New York. C. K. htlnicer, 254 Wattliinstun St., l'ortlami. NORTH PACIFIC S.S.CO. For Eureka, San Francisco and Los Angeles direct. The steamships Koa ooke and Elder sail every Tuesday at i P. M. Ticket office 132 Third, near A.lder. Phones M. 1314 and A 1314. II. YOUNG, Agent. 'SAV FRANCISCO ft PORTLAND 8. 8. CO. OuTy direct iMmar and daylight suiting. From Alnpwortn Oock. Portland. 8 A. il. 8. 8. Ko City. Sept. 25. S. S. Kansas 'itT . Oct. 1. from i'ler 40, San Francisco 11 . A. M. 8 (i. Kansas ltv, Srpt. 25, Oct. 8. S. S. KM t'lty, Oct. 3, ltt, etc J. W. Kansom. Duck Agent. Maln HiiH Ainswortll Dock. M J RW I1E, City Ticket Agent. 148 3d St Phone Main 4Ui A 1403. COOS BAY LINE The steamer BREAKWATER leaves Port land every Wednesday, P. M.. from Ains worth dock, for North Bend. MantliHelo and Coos Buy points. Freight received, until 4 P. M. on day ot sailing. Passenger fare, flrst. class, $10; second-class. $7, including pent and meals. Inquire city ticket oftlce. Third and Washington street, or Alnsworth dock. Phone Main 208. CANADIAN PACIFIC WEEKLY SAILINGS BETWEEN MOH 1KEU QUEBEC AND LIVERPOOL. Nothing better on the Atlantic than oul Empresses. Wireless on all steamers. F. R. JOHNSON, P. A. 142 Third St., Portland, Or i