THE MOHXIXO OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, SErTE3fBER 30. 1900.
WEIGHTS ARE FIXED
Chamber of Commerce Com
'mittce Makes Standards. '
QUALITY SHOWS BETTER
Test s 1'ixi-d Here Are Kocojrnlzcd
in All tlie -ruln Markets of the
AVrtrlil Activity Jn tlic-
AVhont Traile.
The grain :.ir.Jar.; c-rTi:n.:iee uf the Port
Ian i Cha.T.Vr of C n.Tyr, ar:r a :: of
tneelris. ha fix-J the t nn r ! s of the 1I' 9
wheat rrvp of th ricltl; Nrthwt.- The
standards are h:ghr thr.n tlwe of la.t year's1
crop. The t9t wrlRhtj are as follows;
Club whit. .V rojn !; No. 1 t!utem, tS'
pounds; ir.mtg b:u.item, M iunls; red
WalT a, TS'-j iv-ir..:. The oots and.
barley sTndurds mil he t."'.-tluihe.l at a
latr meeting.
The' at-ar. iar.ls f the TortlaTii Chamb-r
of Cr.rr.mrce are a- ; td In all the grain
markets of the wor.l. The samp.es are now
btr.y ma!e up ty Inpetor MoAyael. of the
eommiitee, ar. 1 r.ll re forwarVd at or. to
the grain rs.hirvf of Europe. V
A coiderao1e amnnt of activity was re-prt-d
in the local mr.d c ur. t r y heat mar
kets yesterday. The l.val n-.arict was firm
and prices were quwtt'J 1 cnt high' r a. I
around.
Tiiere wnr ei:d to U a st?v:iT feeling In
the ats rr.ark.- t. w ;:h a !t:r gi.eral Oe
tr.and. Parley '! t orjirab.e activity
ar.-I pri.-c re quoted firm.
Iv'al re.r!; tj. in cars. re r parted by the
.Merchants' f ixKinir & follows:
Wheit Barley Fur Cuts Hav
Mnriy 1 P. 11 3,i 7
Tuo,, a- ii: 3 h 7 12
V.' in- lay . .7 7 I 7 17
Tar Re) M 1 I
Total Lat wet-K . .V..", 77 41 t ' fra
LOCAL HOP TRADING ON SMALL SCALE.
German Buj er Investigating the Fng-llsh
Market ThU Year.
Tn.Iir? In the hop m:rket 1 still rrsrr'el
br t'a j bull.sh attlru -e rf holders. The dally
traneriv-ttors are mae up cf srriall lot trst
Io not SKprgite cer 2-- or ?."' bales. The
dea!. de'd j . r-luy were at p rices ranging
fr'm 2 t t 2- cr. ts.
A. J. Kny h .returned frr.ni a viit to
P-i: !h ".' 'in; Ma. w hrre he ri m pl-klrg ts
stil! g ''rg on. Mr. Hay etiniats the crop
of th rrovincr nt r2' ba. Whils thsrs he
Ine.erted the working of the hp-p!oklr.g ma
chine on the Ji'rn ranch, and he pronounces
It a remarkable ai ;'aratus. with great post-
b'.::tir.
A cable receivod by Lia.- Fin--us Pons
from Iron mot .-r. of TrfjnJ. .n. reported the
Knc U-h nuirkt-t qlt. but h iMfrs very firm.
lerniar.s are ruy.rK p--r Kricilh h r at i5
!! t ti los. Thl Is a pr'cee-Ur never
bef -re htard of and show plainly the straits
to whb-h the Crrran dealers have beea re
duced by the rar'ial failure of the Continen
tal crop. A cable from the London office of
KI.iNt. W - .If & Neiter r-pod the market
yu'.et. wi:h hu- h'!.1lTig off.
The Water vi lie Times of September 24
said of ths New York State market:
This week has been marked by unuiul
sctulty in the hup market. There is
nearly a week left yet in September and
It Is said that fully EOCO ba of state hops.
29 growth, ha alrwady been sold. This
Is a very unusual condition at this stage
of the market. On dealer stated this
morning that all the hops raised beyond
the Ontario A Western tracks had been
sold.- Many lots also In tlia vicinity of
Madison have bvn purchased during the
past week or tea days. The prices for this
years' crop ar daily hardening- and SO W
cents has been paid during the week and
offers of SI cents and better aro also re
ported, the latter price having been offered
for on of the largest growths In this vi
cinity. Most growers hereabouts see en-courag-ement
In the hardening of values and
ara holding out for a still better price.
OREGON WOOL IN EA5TKKX MARKET.
Continued Demand Is Keported From lUf
olar Consumers.
Thsra Is a continued demand for Oregon
wools from regular consumers, says the Bos
ton Commercial Bulletin, and although
stapks Nx 1 Is worth about 80 cents scoured
basis. It la not considered extreme In value
as compared with staple Montana wuoL
Tha staple wools ars In most Vstanccs of
food staple this year, being; of good length
and strength and In excellent condition.
Steady transactions are taking place In
staple- at 25 to 26c In the grease, or about
71 to $0o acoureM. Strictly clothing wools
ara moving at 19 to 21c, or 70 to 7-g clean.
A sale of 25.000 pounds at 20 to 21o Is re
ported. No. 3 Oregon la beld at 26 to 2 7c
V alley No. 1 and No. 3 ane quoted at about
SI to 2 2c In the grease, or from 55 to 69c
elean basis. No. S Is held at 27o or 50
to $3c scoured.
1
Knilt Trading- ,t Heavy.
Tta 'fruit mark'.t was quiet yesterday.
Thar were no carlot rccits, but a consider
able quant. ty came by express. A shipment
of Smock's free ; eacht s w as received f rum
Ashland and a let of always from Merlin.
Taey sold at $L1 to $1.2o per box, accord
ing to quality. Grapes moved well at firm
prices. Other f ruiLs were unchanged.
Poultry M.u-krt Is Weak.
Tfca poultry market continue to fhow wMk
neusa. . ltece;p:s are not rxeMve. but buyers
aro rrerved. Chi kcnj & d yesterday at
15 to Irt cents, with Springs going slower than
hens. Exes were :a g-iod demand and firm.
Th-e mas no change la the dairy pnxluce
zr.arwet.
ltank Clearings
' Pank cigrtnngs ef the Northwestern cities
yesterday were as U'l.ny:
arlr.g. llalanre.
Portland
S-afl- .
Tacroa
Spokatie
-II 4.7. U'S :;.;.746
. .-.it. m 1:..UJ
. 1.VI4.41J 4.74a
797.012 7i.li
POKTLAAD MARKETS.
Grain. Flmir. F'eetl. I.tc.
WHEAT TracK price: l'.luetcm. 07c;
etub. l'"v; r--1 i'.ussian. 7t.c; alie, lf2c:
F:fe. l-c: Turkey rel. .KV; 4--foei. :i2c
CATS No. 1 -ti-.te. $27 ."o per ton
FUJI R l'aients, old. Jtl 2i per barrel;
new crt.p. ratenis. J..lrt; straiglits. S4 Ha;
Oart. S4 exports, l.t.110; 'aKe. $4 lot;
graham. $4 70; w.'ioie wheat, quarters, $4. lit).
3AKL K V Keed. lJj.i0u2o; w brewing,
JCei.i'i-u? per 101..
DATs No.. 1 white, 27 Sf per tin
R V:i'le. ..".. c.-a'-k. d. $3 pr ton
MiLL.-TI KV.-LN-w crop ' bran. 2tt p. r
ton: mi 'd'.ir.:. .2. sin-rts. 27.50; rolled
bTlev. JS r
, HAT Timothy. Willamette Valley. IIS J
IS per ton; Kastern Oregon, $I-al!.
alfalfa. $14: cio.er. tH; coeat. (1.UI14&0;
gra'u bay, 11. i Id.
Groeerles. Dried Fruits, T:tc.
f!:l6 FHllT Appies, Vc per pound:
p.aihes. TSkVc; prunes, Italians. 014 0
tj c; prunes, .reach. 4.46c; currents, un-Hdw-hed,
cases. tfsc; currants, washed,
casejs. 10c; figs, white fancy, 0-lb. boxes.
Kmc: dates, 7l.7i,c.
tiAL-ON Columbia P.Iver. 1-pound talis,
$2 per dozn; 2-pou:id talis. $2 1.1; 1-pound
fsts, $2.1u:.-; Alaska plak. 1-pound talis,
froc: red. 1-pound talis, $L45; aockeyes.
e-pound tells. $.
COi'l'EE ilocha. 14 0 JSc; Jara, ordinary.
17ft2Jc; Cmta Flea, fanry. lC0c; sood.
10;il5-: ordinary. i:Mc per pound
,m;ts Walnut. UnM.lo per pound by
a W; FiraxH nuts. ItW ; filbert, 15c; pea
nuts, 7c; almonds. l:;'(j?U-; chestnuts, Hal
Ian, 'lie; peanuts, raw. i "i c : pinenuts. 10
12c: hickory nuts, luc; cocoanuta, Wo per
dozer.
ji.KANS-Small white, THc; lares white,
evc; l.ims. :c; bayou. 6fcc; red kidney.
4r: pink. 4 c-
Ti'..li Granulated. $6. 05: extra C, a.B8.
iril it-a r. $J 40; fruit and berry iuKr.
it:, ; .ct. ! 5 ; cuhes ( barrel ), 1 6. 60;
powdered tbnrrel. C ZO. Trrns. on re
m;ttances wi'Mn 15 days, rivduct Vc pt-r
r.oun.1; If lattrr than li davs and within
X0 days, deduct c per pound. Mapte
sujfar. 15r ISc per pound.
SALT i;rnnulated. $i:t pr ton. $1.90 pel
bale; half gruand. HHis. 7.50 per ton; Bos.
$s per ton. ' t
Ihtlry and Country Produce.
Fl'TTKK City cn:imery. extras.. 3:
fancy outsiue cra.ner. 32 & C6c per
pound' st-. re, lr :M i HuttT fat prices
avernwe 1 per jnjunu utiau- regular win
ter pr1i:s , ,
j.X,i;s Oretun ranch, candled. ZyZZftC
p-r d"- n.
fl'Ol LTRT lier.s. lr.-IOe; SprlnRs. 13"r
icilu-j, rootecn. H'i lic; ducks, young. )'
ir, ; irtcse. yuiinj;. lotillc; turkeys. 2vc;
Aqtia'1'. 1 7 ."'!, 2 per duzen.
fttKFSK Kullream twins. 171ifflSc per
P'.u-i.I ; oung Americas. IS , lc.
l'('!'.K K.inoy. t x t f. o peq pound.
VUi. Kxtra. iOic ptr pound.
Vegetables and Fruits.
KHKSII Kl:riTi Apples, new. $1.2." I 75
per box; jears. $lfrX 7- per box; peaches.
$1 it l.'J."i pvr crate; cnntaloupe. 50c V $1.-3
per crate; p!um, Vy pf r bnx; water
melons. 3c per pt'und; yrapes. ."e ii S l.-o p r
crate, : ;"" per basket; caab!is. $1 f';
quinces $14175 per b-x; cranberries. $!t.ru
1 pi- barret; huckleberries. l'-c per pound.
I'OTATOKsH-Iiuying prices: Oregon.
70;- r.er mik; sweet potat"eS. 2c pur pound.
Tlt )1I AL FK1ITS Valencia. $3 i
lemons, fancy. tt j e ,r'; choice, $."...VJ;
prapefruit. $ I .".0 per box; bananas. 5i.VaC
per piitd; pine,ippb-s. . 7.". 2 per dozen.
SACK Vti ; klTA !L,KS Turnips, 73c fl $1
per sack: carrots. 1 : beets, Sl.-O.
OM'JNS New. $1.25 per s-.ck.
KJt;rAILKS licans. 4j."h; cabbage.
0 lo per potrnd ; r?iul:ila a er. .Uc i $1
per rtoien; reiery, 50'i 75e per dozen; corn,
13'-.f2tc per dozens cucumbers, 1'' 2fic per
dozen; tsKT-lant. 75c'i$l per b 'X; garlic.
7 a S- nor ii.omd- hr.rsi-raflish. b'ulOc per
rjKJund; lettuce, hothous. 7."cu$1.25 per box;
I onions, 12'- a I V per dox-n; paraKy. o"c per
J doren; pea. 7c p r pound; peppers. 4 t ."c
4 -w. .,..t..i in.tiUiLlm .",.--ri:.c- r-irt is lit-a.
l.V J- r dozen; s-tutuili. 1 I S.c; tornatoe.
Provlitu.
TtACON Fancy, 2c per pound; standard.
22e; chol.-e. 21r; Knglish. 1'.' a 2ie.
DRY SALT t'L'KKD ltcg:ii.ir short clears,
dry salt. l.V; smoked. lie; short clear
Kicks, heavy dry suited. 15c; smoked, lbc;
l ific n exports, dry salted, 15jc; siauked.
10
HAMS S to 10 pund!. lTr; 14 to 1
pounds. 17lc; is. to 2 po.jndi. 17'c; hume.
skinned. 1 s ; picnics. 13 i; coituve roll,
rone ; boiled hams,' 24 a -3c ; boiled plc
r.b s. 21c.
I.AK1 Kettle rendered. IOs. lOtjc; 5s.
lfl-,f ; standard pure, los 15 c; 5s. 13Tc;
ch.olce. los. 1 4 c; 5s, 14 vs c. Cum pound, lus,
ll c; Te. 10i'.
SMOKKI) I'.EKF Beef tongues, each flk;
dried beef rots. U'c ; dried beef outsides,
1 7 1 ; drinl beef Insldes. 21c; dried beef
kliTlckie, 2".c.
PlCKLi:i C.iXDS Parrels: Pigs' feet,
flit; regular tripe.. $10; honeycomb tripe.
$12; pigs' tongues. $ltt 30; mess beef, extra.
el2; mess pork, 23.
llp, M'oul, Hide, Etc.
HC'I'S li"'i crop. 2oi,L'2c, 1003 crop.
17c; l' 7 crop. 12c; J'.J crop, Sc.
WO Ij Has tern uregon, lH'u 23c per
Mi 1 ! fA I H Choice. 24c pound.
SA'aka ii A It K per pound.
Hllt:ri Ury hides, ls'u lc per pound;
dry kip. 17 o 18u pound ; dry calfskin, 1H
21c pound: salted hides. l'JHfcllc; snltt-d
calfskin. J 5 t 16V pound ; green, lc less.
KL" iiS No. 1 sk ins : Goatsk trs, 15c 'e?
$1.25; badger. 25fa5"c; bear. $-I'j20; beavor,
$d.5ui s ."in; mt. wild. 75c 1.5t; coupar,
perfect head and rla ws. '$'.1 u 10; filsher, d irk.
7.50 a 1 1 ; p:le. $4.101 7 : fox. err 5 9. $- '-: 5.
fox gr:iy. to'u mc; fox. red, $;i q 5; fot,
silver. $115 i 1 0) ; lynx. $N'rfl5; rnnrteu, durU.
$'d 12: mink. Jl.Vj5.jl; mukrat, 15 41
25c; otter. 2..vti 4; raccoon, Hn-'u 75c; sea
otter. $iMHi L'.'.t as to size and color;
skurks. 55 'i S0c: civet sat, lO'i l."ic; wolf,
$:i i 'I; coyote. 75c'u$1.25: wolverine, dark,
$ 5; wolverine, p.ile. 2 "ft 2.K
GATTLE-ARE WEAKER
COWS MOVE AT LOWKR PRICKS
AT THE VA1US.
t-lioejt Are Steady and Good Hogs
Firm Day's Jteceliits
Are La .:.
There vu anothor heavy run of live
stock at the Union stockyards yesterday and
the result was a. weaker line throughout the
cattle market- The receipts for the day
wre 410 cattle, 1301 sheep and lambs and
110 hogs.
Cattle arrivals have been liberal of late
and much of the stock offered of poor qual
ity. This resulted In an easier feeling. Some
fine California s:eers were -moved at J4.50.
tut most of the sales were at $3.7534.23.
The best price obtained on fancy cows was
$3.35 and from that flgurj sales were made
down to $2. Calves wore al-o weaker and
nothing was moved above $Y2o. Packers
were slow buyers In the cattle market,
The hog market was firm and dealers held
that the best stock wa.3 worth 3.
Sheep heid steady, but the demand for
1-mhs -was net as active as It has been.
The sales at the yards yesterday were as
follows:
Av. lbs Price.
Steers
ti stu-rs
M ers- ; . . .
2J steers .
2 Steers
27 cows
21 C'IMJ
4 cews ..........
12 tows
112 ci s
2'1 roi:i;h cows . . . .
1 1 1-1 O'AI
u'O COWS
23 cows
3 cows
Ill COWS
3 cows
I.', cow s
23 cow 3 ..........
3 cows
2 bulls
2 l.u: s
4 l"ll:S
.". m... k hogs
I t h ITS
2.1 raivi
21 calve,
4 eaUes
12S4 4 7.0
l'l 4 l
lo7l 4..-.
ll'7 3.7.1
IMS 3 7.".
"its :i.l.1
Iixi 3 10
Io7o 3.oo
....... 110K mo
.'hi ;i.2.-i
in:n 2.2.1
1".:; 3.21
HIS o.'l"
-i::s 3.2.1
ll'MI 3.00
1113 2 00
in1.:! :i.oo
1 n.17 X.2.".
Ifl7 S 2.1
lls:l 3. Oil
11 1.1 2 no
114.1 2 IM
12-7 2.IMI
1 14 0 '")
1--4
II 31
J7S S,l
.!. e1 4 . fii
:u 4
214 . 1 Oil
T calves
SI calves 217 5.2.1
psices quoted yesterday at the yards were,
as follows:
C.-VTTLK -Fteers. top qualltv. tt 2.1 IT 4 .10;
fair to go-d. $4: common. :!..10i! 3.7.1; cows,
t"p. $.2.1 1 3 3.1; fnlr to g.iod. :;'! 3.10; com
moo to ni'-iiiuni. 2 5oi 2.7.1; calves, top. .1
'1.1.2.I: heavy, $3.-1uij4; bulls, $2 11 2 2.1; stage,
$2 10.13.10.
H') ;s Itest. $s: f;,ir to goo-l. 7 7.1'S 7.83;
sto'-k.-n. $0o7; China fats. 7.r.ofT.
SHKKP Top wethers. $4 1 4.2.1; fair to
good. :;..10 :t 73; ewes, u ce nt less on all
prailos: ear!ll:s, best $4u4.25; fair to
good. $3 5o.'u 3.7.1: Spring luuibs. $5 5.33.
Knstrrn LivneteM-k Markets.
CHICAOO. Spt. 2?. Cattle Receipts es
tlmatod at l.ooii; market steady to a shii.de
lower. Bi'evefl. $3.11.11 8.3.1; Texas steers.
A3. 7.1 'I.': We-stern steers. .3.0O':: rl.lo; Block
ers and feeders. $3. 10 o .12o; cows and heif
ers. $2 J.II'O; calves. $7i!l.
' Hogs Receipts estimated at Ift.hiiO; mar
ket 5 lOc lower. L'l-i't. .s7.e H s 2.1; mixed.
$7.0.1 v S..l; heavy. $7.rive. .s.3.1; rougli. $7.."')
t 7. SO: gonel to choice heavy, $7Ofti 8.33:
pigs. $t).40i 7.O0; bulk cf sales. $7 tio,iS.23.
heeji Receipts estimated at .lo.OOO; mar
ket weak. Natives. 4f2.0-1''l 4.S.1; Western,
$2.7.1' yearlings. $4 flu o 5.40; native lambs,
$4.2537; Western, $4 ii 7. "
OMAHA. Sept, 20. Cattle Receipts: SfllO;
market steady. Native steers, $4.7.Vj tl;
cows and heifers, $.lo5. estern erto-.TS.
$3.7ofi 0.25: cows. $3. 7.1 '! 4.2.1, canuers, V2
3. stockers and .'e.'ders. $ 1 'I .1 IO; calves,
$3 .10 it 6.7.1: bulls anil stags, $2 .10 'rr 4.50.
Hogj Heeeiptx ,1;umi; ntarket lOv lower.
Heavy, $7.'.M'.i mixed. $7.!M n S; light, $s .f
"7ii: pigs, $3.75 'u 70; bulk of sales, $7.5
tl R. '
Saeep Receipts 24,010; market steady.
Tearllntts. $.1ii.1.31; wethers. $1.23a4 73;
ewes. $4'J4.40; lambs. $135 a 6.75.
STRAIN TOO GREAT
Sharp Advances in Stock
Prices lIot Maintained.
UNSETTLED AT THE CLOSE
Transactions Are on an Enormous
Scale Call Money Market lie- '
mains Tranquil Bonds
Are Irregnlar.
NEW TORK, Sept. 19. The stock specu
lation opened at a irallop toilay. but th
strain of the pace became obvious early
In the day. The rush to buy and bid up
prices mafle an active opening, with spread
prices of the speculative favorltos on sim
ultaneous transactions which reached as
much as SO.u'iO shares In I'nlted States
Steel and 10.000 share's In Atchison.
There were wide openings also In other
stocks and top prices were recorded. This
was true of I'nited States Steel and Atchi
son and Chi.apeake & Ohio. The higher
openinB of ' in United States Steel had
teen exceeded earlier in the day in the
London market, where the stock sold ai
the New York equivalent of 90S.' The first
hour's business saw an enormous pressure
of realizing sales In all quarters.
While a few stocks were aa-Rruslvely ad-,anc-d.
the rest of the list held buck and
In some quarters there were signs uf pos
itive depression. Supposed dividend pros
pects atcaln played an important part in the
speculative motive forces. Tho favorably
'showing of August net earnlufcs of rall
ronds Is a fislerln lnlluence on tills ex
pectation. United States Steel, Vennsyl
vnnla. Southern racillc and others were in
fluenced by this factor today, and each ex
ercised an lnlluence on other stocks in which,
circumstances afro analogous.
The call money market renalned tran
quil in spilo of the forces of cash deple
tion at work and the time money market
was notably easier in tone. Discount rates
In foreign money markets were firm.
The closing; tone was much unsettled.
The number of shares sold was the largest
since the excited markets In April in con
nection with the reported listing of United
Suites Steel on the l'arls bourse.
Honds were lrrvgular. Total sales, par
value. J6.3S7.UO0. United" States bonds were
unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. Low. Jill.
Alls Chalmers pf 1.1'"0 ,"i4
Amal ur li.Tuv b.'i',', Ml.
Am .-.g u tilt ur.tl Jtt
Am J'le; Sugar ..
Am Caii pf
Am Car 6c Foun.
Am C.tton Oii . . .
Am 11.1 m 1-t pf.
Am Ire Securl ..
Am Llnee.i (111..
A til Iicom.ftive
Am luell & Kef..
.Ij iiref-rred ...
Am Sar H-f ..
Am Tel Tel.'...
Am T-t"icc
A rn oon ....
AiiHCon.ia Jklin Co.
At l:iin
do l.refeir-I ...
Atl Coast Line...
lialt ic i.'iilo
do preferred ...
Pethleliem Steel ..
4ii
!.
2s
17H
2. ""!
1 "
l.o"
7, 1"'
' 2''
17 '
i;i--i
!'H i,
112'4
lj::
144-s
12.1'.
1"4'
Kit;
11H'4
U4'4
:u
So 1-3
IWi'i
4ii'i
111
32l
tiT'i
14-S
ion,
I'M',
.-Mi,
Kl-S
4'HI ll.'l
S.-'mh) l.'l.".
.!" 14SV4
7o Jol
i.:M 4!''d,
i-.") Kt7;
"'400 "s.:iI'
112-.t
la:i'4
1-tt'.,
1'1
1 !'!'''
14
l:lll
ll"'?i
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so
im;
41'(i
lloT
(iii.2
u-
1112 i
I'll '
Jiro.,k Rap Tran. I2.4"0
srs,
anaiimn I'nciuc
Central leather ..
do preferreii . . .
Central of X J
& Ohio
CI icago & Alton. .
Chicago Gt West.
Chieai,. & N V..
2 lN'eki
S.'.oO 4't'Ti
4K 111
K.vm "it'
:i'"i ti7,
4eo 1.-,
1J 111.'!
lfi.l'oO 11.2'-',
c, .V rt l'aul
C C. C & St L...
Colo Fuel & Iron..
Colo ifc Southern. .
do lt prefen-'d.
do 21 preferred.
H.7"0
3.8oe
47
'so'
4t.
'so"
4-114
f.t
2' 0
Consol. dated Un.. 4U'4 WHti 147'i
147
Corn Projncts ... 3"0 22 Ji 22 22-4
Del t H i.i.-.n ... M lD.t li'2H, 1SH 'a
L & R (i an.le ... .4es 474 4C), 47 '4
io prefirred KVj
Distillers Sec'url.. 2.20 SS 37 37,
Krle 27.NH1 34 32U M
tio l.st preferred. l,3m ,1l 4-ai 4!i
do 2d preterred. S"0 3:1 !, 3H'l .13
Oer.eral Kle'trlc ... 2.!v 1: lrtTVi li4
U Northern rf 5.4'0 1.14 '4 1.14 1.14
111 Northern Ore .. .'i.iU'O e4l S3 Kt
Illinois Contrnl ... 1.4 1.14', M:l". 1.13
Interu.niogh .Met.. J.fcoo im 1414 HT,
do prelerred ... 4,4"0 4S' 4M-. 4
Inler Harvester .. 60 87 till P."
Inter-Marine pf .. !" 22'4 22'i 22H
Int Faoer 4oi) IS 17 17-H
Int Putin 1 5. HO fin 14 4S'i 4!)'j
Iowa Central H'0 21H.1 !', V.
K C Southern ... 2.'." 4.1 'j -I"-;
do preferred ... Sort 7s7s 72'.j 72;
Ix.ulsv:lle A Naeh 8'0 1.13 "'i 1.13 133
Minn & St Louis. 3i.l r2 IS 51 Vi
M St P S S M. 3 145 144', 14.1
M!ss"U-l Paclfl.- .. 4.2iO 71 elli'-j B'.iU
ilo. Kan V Texas 4.0O0 41", 41Vj 4l'-4
do pre ferrort '
NaMonal B'M'tilt lHH-i
National I.ea.l ... TOO po'i S:e Si
Mex N it l:v 1st wt 2oO 3(1 511 f.Hl,
N Y Central B.Kvi 13V.U l.n;a; 1:17 ,
N Y, Ont & West. 2 0 5014 4!eS, 5 'K
Nor'olk West. 14.4o- !"'.', I'.l's
Nirth American... 3o0 S2'4 42U, 42'N
Northern I'acltic... 8.I11I M7'4 l.lil-i lal'.i.
Pacific Mail ami 3.1 34 's 34
PemuivJvanio, lf.1.100 15114 J44 15"
People's lns 1.1" 1 1 Hi
P. C C St L. . . 1.3eo 04 113 v.
T'rvoseil St.s.1 Car. fiiiO 51 .11 v
II1U.
l'ullnian Pal Car li'o
ny Steel Siring.. 1 eVO 4f14 4! 44'i
Heai-lne HI'll'O 17" lf.t4 I'll'
Itei.ubllc Steel '.. 2n.l'."l lll'.j, 47;, -4SI,
do .referred ... S.noO l'""i !"
K..,.k Ie'.and Co.. 27. 2 P. 4' 224 '."
do pnererr-d ... 8.4:0 74 1, "'a "4
t I, k- S V 2 pf. 1 2' r.!H.. .Ml .'.-,
St L, Southwestern 4.!'''0 31 "4 3o'.j
do preferred ... 3" 7" '4 I':V
St:.. Sheffle:.! .... SIM 2i "1 .
S uth. rn Ilicifle . . 45.5- 134 132, 13.1.
Southern Railway.. 1.3-0 ".2K 31 a, .u
rto preferred ... I'-i'O ,11 it i"'i
Tenn Copier T'O 37 37 3..'i
Tel. St I. West. I.!""' oil
do-pr-ferred ... l.'VO 72'-i 1 1 ,t
Union raeiflc ...13l.7oo .j H'fi-, lo'-S,
- 00 referred ... 3. ! I'-S'.i l's , l'4
t S llea'ty 7' S3 S2 ' i f'2
T S lt.iM.er .... 5.-' ? J
TT ? ctteel . 2e4 4"0 f"', 40 VI'H
,i:. 'preferred ... 39: 'on 13"-. l'-sl 12!"
Utah PCop.-r .... .4 f..
Va-Caro- Chemical. 1.0-" 4.-, 4. 4. v.
Wabash 11"0 ? ? ! tt
preferred ... 7.2'n 5m 441, 41',
Western Mil 2"0 1.1 13 .;.
WerHislifitw KieO IO 7"0 40 '? J-J J'S
Wcs'ern Unln ... 2.3. , '
Wheel L Krle.. 1.K0 . ', H!s
i-Msi,i,in Central.
Total sales for .the day. 1.422. hOO shares.
BONDS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Closing quotations:
TJ S ref. 2s reg.looVN Y C O 3Hs. . . . I1
do coupon. . . . loo North Pacltlc 3s. 74U
TJ S 3s r-g. . . . IOI 1 North Pacific 4s. 103
do coup.n . . . .I'M H Union raclfic 4s.l.2i
U S new 4s reg.1V. 'i Wlscon Cent 4s. 01't
dd coupon ... .117 V4 Japantvie 4s..... S7 hi
D a U 1) 07 I
Hterks Rt Ionelon.
'l.ON'PON, Sept. 2t. Consols for money.
S3 hk ; do for account. S3 1-lfi.
Amal Copper... 87VMO K T 427,
Anaconda 10'i N". Y. Central... 4 1 ',1
Atchison 127 Norfolk & West. 47
do pt 107'V do pf 03
Bait Ohio !22VOut & Western. r0
Can Pacltlc 141 M. Pe nnsylvania ... . 77
Ches & Ohio SVRnnd Mines 0
Chi Grt West... 1.114 Reading ... . '.7
C. M. S. P. ... 107 Southern Ry 31
De Tteers IS Hi do pf 72
t It ti 4S'. Southern Pacific. 13.1
do pf.. 84 (Union Pacific. .. .2131
Erie 34, do pf 112
do 1st pf '. 31V U. S. Steel 11214
do 2d pf O ! !" Pf 133
Grand Trunk... 24'H'Waha.sh 2'4
III Central 15S ! do pf 52's
L. N 157 (Spanish 4s 1)3
Money Kxelinnsje, Eete.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20. Sterling on
London. (W dc.ys. 4.8414c; do, sight, 4.8fllc.
Sliver bars. 'Sl'ic.
Mexican dollars, nominal. -.Drafts,
sight, 1 per cent; do telegraph.
3 per cent.
LONDON, Sept. 20. Bar silver, steady,
23 l-Od per ounce.
Money, Xj f.i : per cent.
The rate of tllscount In the open market
for short bills is S ff per cent; do three
months' bills la 1471 3-16 per cent.
NEW TORK. Kept. 29. Money on call,
firm, 27 3 per cent. Ruling rate and clos
ing bid, 2v, per cent. Offered. 3 per cent.
Time loans easier: 60 days, 24 2l per
cent; P0 days, 3 f4 per cent: eix months,
4 72 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4 Vi
4f.1 per cent.
Sterling Exchange steadj-, wrth actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.8420 Uj' 4.8430
for tlo-day bills and at 4 86 for demand.
Commercial bills J4.S3t 6 4 S4t,.
Bar silver. 51 c-
Mexlcan dollars. 43c
onds. Government steady; railroads irregular.
Dally Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. The condition
of the Treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
Trust funds
Gold coin $SS3.582.8f 9
Sliver dollars 465.2K2.0O0
Silver dollars of 1890 4.078.000
Silver certificates outsandlng. . . . 4So. 21.2,000
(.lenvrhl fund
Standard silver dollars In gen
eral fund S. 420. 870
Current liabilities ' Ml.697.615
Working balance in Treasury of
fices 26.910,143
In banks to credit of Treasurer
of United States 3S. 555. 424
Subsidiary silver coin 22.347.920
Minor coin 1.999.333
Total balance -in general fund.. 90,728,262
TOO M POTATOES
SKATTTJ3 MARKET IS BADLY
OVERSTOCKED.
Fancy AVemilchee Apples Put f Into
Cold Storage Slump in Toinu-
toes Butter Unchanged.
SEATTLE. "Wash ," Sopt. 2!. rpflciftl
With the arrival ofM carloads of potatoes
sime Pundiiy, commission mn have become
alarmed and have cu buyincr prices In the
country to as low as and not one ts
foolhardy enomrn to offer mnw than $15.
Nothing like the volume of the present re
ceipts has ever been se-n hero at this sea
son. SellinsT prices arc weak, with consid
erable price cutting in proKress. No one
pr.'tunds to jr't mure than $H and many
sales have been made, at & lower fiutire.
Meunwhile. the wa tn sweets got merrily
on, with prices ranging all the way, from
I to S cents. S
The tomato market broke badly today,
owlntt to heavy receipts and a slump In the
demand. Top price was cents.
The first car of new almonds arrived to
day. The nuts will be quoted at 10 cents.
3 cents above the opening price last year.
Three cars of fancy Wenatchee apples
were put into .storage today, owing to the
poor condition of the market for fancy
frutt. Another car of Ohio Concords Was
reported in the lower yards this afternoon.
Prunes are a drug at 50 rents.
Dairy produce and cereals were un
changed. .
j'lie markets will be closed In the after
noon tomorrow-. Taft day.
QUOTATIONS AT SAX 1'RANCISCO.
1' rkes Iald for Produce In the Buy City
Market.
SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. 20. The follow
ing prices were quoted in the produce mar
ket today:
Vegetables Cucumbers, 3.", ft GOc; string
beans, 3 U oc;. tomatoes, 3'(gG0c; garlic, 4
tic; green peas, S&oc; eggplant, 35?5c;
okra, 25 ft 40c- .
Millstufrs Bran. $23.50 3L: middlings,
$.st;..'o?i-.i7.;v.
Butter Fancy creamery, 33c; creamery,
seconds. 3uc; fancy dairy. 25 vac; dairy sec
onds. 2-1(
Poultry Roosters, old, $4&5; " young,
!&10; broilers, small, $34; large, $4tf
G; try ars. S,").r0Q16.."0; hens. $512; ducks,
old, ?4&5; young, JUftS-
Eggs Store, 34c; fancy ranch, 4rc.
Cheese 'New. 15&15 c; young Americas,
16 17c.
Hay Wheat, $.0? 19.00: wheat and o&t
SU'iil"; alfalfa. i0ui:S; stotk, JTKi; bar
ley, $10 13.50 ; straw, per bale. B0(&7Qc.
Fruits Apples, choice. $1 ft" 1.00 ; common,
G0(( S5c; bananas, "ioc (3 ; limes. $5.50
6.50; Umons, choice. $3:y.3.50; common, J1.5Q
.2.50; pineapples, $l!tgj2.75.
Hops l-'ft J2c per pound.
Potatoes Salinas Burbanks, $1.2501.50;
weots, 1.00 1.73.
Woul fouth ' Plains and San Joaquin,
6fci 10c.
Receipts Flour, 2003 sacks; wlteat, 30Sf)
cental; barley, 74,uil 'centals; Oats, 31)20
centals ; bran. 300 sacks ; m id tilings. 43
sacks; hay, 800 tons; wool, 343 bales; hides,
2000.
Kastern Alining Stock..
IJOSTOX, Sept. 20. Closing quotations:
Adventure -OVsiMohavk . 1
Ailouez OS 'Mont C & C 20
Amalgamated . . S2M:!Nevada 244
Ariz Com 471,i Old Dominion.... 04
Atlantic 9 'Osceola 300 Vs
Butte Coal Parrot 31
Cal & Ariz .... .103 jtuiucy i'O
Cal & Hecla. . . .0C3 jShannon IM'A
CentiMinial 40 Tamarack 70
Copper Range... 80lTrin.ty 124
uaiy west s i..o. Mining....
Franklin 17 il S. OilJ ;iti
Granhy 100 Ftnh 43
frreene Cananea. DS, Victoria Mi
Isle Uoyale... .. 23,Vinona 7i
Michigan 10i North Butte...., 81
N K W YORK. Sept. 20. Closing quotations:
Alice 170 Headvllle Con. . . fi
Brunswick: Con. 5 'Utile. Chief 7
Com Tun stock. 23 (Mexican V
do bonds- 1 S1 Ontario 2"o
C C & Va 120 tOphir -..120
Horn Silver 70 .JSiandard 50
Iron Silver 170 jyellow Jacket ... 333
Metal Market h.
NKW TORK. Sept. 20. Local tsn, steady;
30.75 'ii SO.flOc for spot. London market, easy;
spot. 140; futures, 141 2s fid.
Standard copper, steady; spot, easy; Sep
tember. 12.10 'ii 12.70r ; October and Novem
ber. 12.70? i2.S3c; December, 12.70 12.00c.
London market, quiet: spot, .": r fid; fu
tures. W) 2s fid. Loca dealers quote lake
copper at 13 13.20c: electrolytic at 12.70$?
33r; casting, 12.02 z fi 1 2.S7 Vac.
Lend, quiet; spot, 4.37 C New York, and
at 4 2off 4.20c East St. Louis. London mar
ket uii'-hanged at 13 2s Hd. v
Spelter quiet at 5.70 fi 0.85c for spot at
New York, and 0.003 70c Kant St. Louis.
London unchanged at 23 2s Od.
Iron higher in London at 02 0d for
Cleveland warrants. Locally the mnrkrt was
firm.. No. 1 foundry Northern. $l!)..i0; No. 2
foundry Northern, $18.00 10.
Dried Fruit at New York."
NEW YORK. Sept. 2?. Evaporated ap
ples quiet but firm. Fancy. 9 c; choice,
8"ic; prime, IBVi'&SVic; common to fair,
6 V4 ft 9c. A
Old-crop prunes aiv closely cleaned up.
particularly on the larger sizes. California.
2V4 6I 7c up to 4O-50s; Oregop, 69c.
Apricot continue" firm. Choice. 10?ic; ex
tra choice. 11 ic; fancy, 11 it it 2c.
Peaches are In light supply on spot.
Choice, 54 6c; extra choice, 6 fi 6 c ;
fancy, nominal.
Raisins unsettled. Loose muscatel, 3
4Vfee: choice to fancy seeded, 4 fj 6 i c;
seedless, S-uV&c; London layers, $1,20 0
1.25.
Dairy Produce In the Fast.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29V Butter Steady ;
creameries. 2 1 29e dairies, 22ttf2fic.
Etrgs--Recelpts, 003G cases; steady at
mark," cases, included, ISc; firsts, 22V4c
prime firsts, 24c.
Cheese Firtn; daisies, IS 4 10 e: twins,
14(gl0c: Young Americas, 354013c;
long horns, 15 4c
NEW. YORK, Sept. 29. Butter FirniiJ
unchanged.
Cheese Steady, unchanged.
Egs Quiet, unchanged.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 29. Cotton spot closed
quiet, 25 points lower. Middling uplands.
13.30c; middling gulf. 33.5&o. Sales, 860
bales.
Futures closed steady, September. 13.10c:
October. 3 3.00e; November, 13.03c; Decem
ber, 13.1 7c; January, 13.34c; February,
13.16c; March and April, 33.23c;. May,
13.20c; June. 13.24c; July, 13.14c.
Wool at St. I.ouIh,
RT. LOUIS. Sept. 29. Wool unchanged!
medium grades, combing and clothing, 23
30cj light fine, 22ft 27c; heavy fine, lttftlo.
Flaxseed at Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 29. Flax, $1.TU.
WHEAT TURNS WEAK
Argentine Acreage Is Larger
Than Was Expected.
CHICAGO PRICES DECLINE
At the Opening, Scptemher Advances
2 Cents, but This Is Followed
Jmmedjately by a S
Cent Break.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20. An official estimate
showing a larper acreage of wheat In Ar
gentina than had been generally conceded,
had a depressing effect on the wheat mar
ket here today and offset the effect of the
'congested condition : in the September de
livery. A bulge cf nearly 2c occurred dur
ing the first ,15 minutes of the day la Sep
tember, followed by a 3c break In the next
few minutes. From f 1.07 t the price
dropped to $1.04 on realizing sales. The
market closed weak wit h September at
$l'0K and December at $1.00".
The corn market developed extreme
weakness and prices declined from 14 to
lfec. closing almost at the bottom.
Oats for September delivery advanced
2Hc from yesterday's final, figures and
closed at the high point of the day. The
deferred months were weak, closed c
to -fe Q lc lower than yesterday.
Provisions were weak all day, owing to
selling by local packers and pit traders.
Prices at the close were 0c higher to 30c
lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. Hight. Low, Close.
Sept $1.0814 $1.074 $1.HH $1.0ti
Dec 1.01 1.01 H -97 l.0
May 1.03 l.OSfc l.U's 1.02
CORN.
Sept .CSS .r.ihi -"4"
Dec . ; i N .58 . & S
May 61 $t -til1' .UO .60
OATS.
Sept. ..... .42 '4 ,44 H 4:H .444
Dc 3? "a .3! Vs .38
May 42 .42 .41V. -41 Si
' MESS PORK.
Sept 25.00 US. 00 25.00 25.00 .
Jan IS. 60 18.60 18.45 18.45
, LARD.
Jan 10.924 10.924 10.80 10.80
Sept 12.25 J2.27Va 32-20 12.274
Oct 12.10 12.15 12.05 12.10
Nov 11.924 11.15 11.70 11.75
SHORT RIBS.
Sept 3197. 11.974 U90 11.95
Oct 11.65 11. R5 11.60 11. 2,y4
Jan (. 9.75 9.77V4 9.67V4 9.70
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Firm.
Rye No. 2. 71ig'72c.
Barley Feed or mixing, 48 fg. 52c; fair to
choice malting, b7fg 65c.
Fiax seed No. 1 Southwestern, $1.37; No.
1 North wes t e'rn, $1.45.
Timothy seed $2.60 5 3.50.
Pork Mess, per barrel, $24.9.". ft 25.
Lard per 100 pounds, $12.27 Va-
Short ribs aides Uoose. $11. IO 12.0.1.
Sides Short, clear tboxed), $12.37 Vi & 15.
Oram statistics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour wena
equal tn 194. 000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 1,891.000 bushels, compared with 1,
699.00 0 bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. .Estimated receipts for tomorrow;
Wheat, 71 cars ; corn, 2i0 cars; oats, 115
cars; hogs, lu.000 head.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 54,200 24,300
Wheat, bushels 319,600 40,700
Corn, bushels SSI. 300 1 10,600
Oats, bushels .307.800 300.900
Rye, bushels . . 3,000 4.000
Barley, bushels 139.500 61,000
Grain and Produce at Xevv York.
NEW YORK. Sept. 29. Flour Receipts,
barrels; exports, &197 barrels. Mar
ket &Vut steady with a fair trade in
Spring patents.
Wheat Receipts, 228.700 "bushels. Spot
easy. No. 2 red, nominal elevator; No. 2
red, nominal f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 North
ern Duluth, $1.10 f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard
Winter, $1.1 J . nominal f." o. b. afloat- News
was almost all bearish- today and wheat
prices eased off a cent per bushel, clos
ing at the lowest. September losed
$1.104; December, $1.0714. May, $1.09 Vi.
Hops" and hides Firm.
Wool and petroleum S toady.
Grain at Sun Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29. Wheat and
barley, quiet.
Spot quotations Wheat Shipping,, $1.65
ft 1.67 milling, $1.75.
Barley Feed, $1.301.37 4 I brewing,
$1.40&1.42V4. '
Oats, red, $1.60(51.70; white, $1.60 1.60;
black, $2.302.70.
Call board sales Barley. $1.401.404.
Corn, large yellow, $1.70 ft 1.75. '
European Grain Markets.
LONDON, Sept. 29. Cargoes quiet but
steady. Walla Walla for shipment, nominal
at 37s 9d.
1
LIVERPOOL,- Sept. 20. Wheat Decem
ber,, 7s 7Vd; March, 7s 7d. Weather,
rain.
Grain Markets of the Northwest.
LEWIS TON, Idaho, Sept. 29. (Special.)
Wheat Bluestem, 73c; 40-fold, 70c; club,
73c; Turkey red, 73c; red Russian, 71c.
Oats, $1.05; feed barle D2c.
SEATTLE, Sept. 20 No milling quota
tions. Export wheat, choice bluestem, 97 fp
9Vsc; club and red Fife, Sic ; red Russian,
S7c. No car receipts today up to 12 noon.
TACOMA. Wash.. Sept. 29. Wheat
Choice milling bluestem, O''OSVic; club and
red Fife, &;c ; red Russian. S7c.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. Sept. 29. Coffee futures
closed steady, net 5 points lower to 5 points
higher. Sales. 18.200 baps, including Sep
tem and October, 6.10c; March, 5.4oc; July,
5.50c. Spot quiet. No. 7 Rio, 7 Vi c ; No. 4
Santos, 8 V4 ft 9c. Mild quiet. Cordova. 8 V4
ft 12c.
Sugar Raw steady. Fair refining,
8.73 Vc; centrifugal 96 test. 4.2814c; mo
lasses sorur, 3. 44 c.l Refined steady.
Crushed, 5.85c ; powdered, 5.25c; granulated,
6.15c.
London Wool MaJes.
LONDON, Sept. 20. The offerings at the
wool auction sles today amounted to 13,lli5
bales. There was vigorous competition ffom
all quarters and offerings were readily ab
sorbed. A-mericans paying from 15 to 20 per
cent advance for eui table parcels of cross
breds and Is P4d for New Zealand greasy.
Cape of Good Hope gained 30 per cent and
Falkland island and punta Arenas .from 13
to 20 per cent over July prices.
STATE'S TITLE CONTESTED
Lcwlstoii Attorney Would Cancel
Claim to Asbestos Deposits.
LEWISTOK, Idaho, Sept. 23. (Special.)
A petition has been forwarded to the
Secretary of the Interior asking for the
cancelation of the patents to state land
near Kamtah on the grounds that the
land in question Is mineral in character.
The petition Is headed by Attorney John
O. Bender, but a number of prominent
citizens of the Central Idaho country are
Interested. The petition alleges that under
the provisions of the state charter the
state shall not acquire title to mineral
lauds in its selections of public lands for
the maintenance of tne state institutions.
The state recently issued a lPase to
Charles Hofstetter, T. H. Greenlee and
M. S. Stellman for a 'term of 25 years,
the lease being drawn pursuant to a state
law which provides for 2.T-year leases for
mineral lands. The petitioners allege this
law is in direct violation with the act
of Congress, which provided for the ad
mission of the state of Idaho Into the
Union, and the negotiation of such a
lease is conclusive proof of the State
v LUMBERMENS
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
WM i Slip B B
OLDEST BANK ON
CAPITAL $1,000,000
SURPLUS and PROFITS $500,000
OFFICERS.
W. M. LADD, President
EDW. COOKING HAM, V.-Pr.sia.nt.
W. H. DL'NCKLET, Cashier.
R. S. HOWARD, JR.. Ass't Cuhlw.
U. W LADD, Ass't. Cashier.
. WALTER M. COOK. Ass t. Cashi.r.
Iritwest Paid on Sayings Accounts and Certificates of Deposit
We Issue Letters of Credit, Foreign Drafts, and Travelers Checks
LOANS ON
For Long Periods of Time
Repayment may be arranged
in instalments to best suit
the operations of the borrower.
LYON, GARY 8c COMPANY
v ' 408 Marquette Building
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
(2)
THE BEST STREET INSURANCE
IS THE BITULITHIC 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.
BITULITHIC INSURANCE IS SAFEST AND SUREST.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
317 BECK BUILDING, PORTLAND, OR.
Land Board's knowledge of the character
The6 asbestos deposits were discovered
on the land about a year ago, and since
that time a number of companies have
sought to acquire title or a hbi
velop the properties
SEVEN CONVICTS ESCAPE
One IXmIrcs Bullets and Disappears
in Heavy Woods.
KVBRETT. AVash., Sept. ,.-Seven con-
..,t,o fmm the State Reformatory
at Monroe last evening and are being hot
ly pursued. One was. captured this morn-
ing and. alter oeiuB tv.--u .1. .-
homish jail, tore up the floor and escaped.
,..1. cun nn the fireat North
ern bridge near Snohomish, and was fired
at. but leaned from the bridge and es-
ctiped.
No information is given at the reforma
tory concerning the names of the men and
the manner of escape.
Ear! Grey. Governor-General of Cnnada.
Is nrlns: forest preservation in Canailji.
HARTMAN &
THOMPSON
'BANKERS
CHAMBER OP
COMMEKCK
issue travellers'
checks, "payable
everywhere. For
eign exchange
bought and sold
at attractive rates
at all times.
Vnlinlfd Pmonal IAeUUif
!f J
THE PACIFIC COAST
DIRECTORS.
EDWARD COOK1NGHAM.
HENRY L. COKBKTT,
WILLIAM M. LADD.
CHARLES E. LAUD,
J. WESLEY LADD.
6. B. LINTHICUM,
FREDERICK B. PRATT.
THKODORK B. WILCOX.
TRAVELERS GUIDE.
Hamburg American.
All Modern Safety Devices fWirela&s, ta
London Pnriit Hamburg.
Bluepher Sfpt. 2itfKals. A. V...Oot. 19
fAmertka Oct. 2; Pennsy lvanif, . Oct. 20
"WaUieraoe. . . .Oct. 8. Deutachland . .Oct. 23
P. Grant uewj Oct.13! P. Lincoln(new)Oct27
fHitz Carlton a La Cart Kiatauraat.
Hamburg direct.
ITALY
Tin Gibraltar, Naples
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S. S. HAMtil.ita, Sept. 30, Nov. 19
S. S. MOLTKIi. Oct. 21. Dea
Tourist Uept. for Trips Everywhere.
Hamburg-Amcriran JJne. 1(0 i'owrll St.,
buu J-roueiboo. und locul Ajceota. 1'ortlandL
A world traveler
wrote back to
I IF 'J lit Y ON LV K KW !
irieuu aijoui. uia trip Lj tne S. a. Maripoaa:
"1 vbut so to tell you. that this ship U up to,
if nwt better tiiu. any ship 1 have ever
known, and other pasnetigrs said the same.
I think it it w-re widely known tliat such
a good hip were on the line the company
would have more passengers than they could
carry.'
TAHITI and return, $12S, first class; M'El
li.NOTON, N. Z., and return, X2DU; SOUTH
fc-KA INLANDS uill of them), three months
tour, 4uu Uook now for sailings of Sepu
11, Oct. 17 and Nov. 22.
Line to Hawaii, $110 round trip. Sailings
every 21 days. M KAMC S. fc. CO.,
Market street, San Francuco.
NORTH PACIFIC S. S. CO.
For Eureka, San Francisco and Los
Augek's direct. The steamships Roa
noke and Elder sail every Tuesday at
i P. M. Ticket office 132 Third, near
AJder. Phones M. 1314 and A 1314.
H. YOUNG, Agent.
SAX Kit AX. I'Olt'IXAXD S. S. CO.
CHANGE OF SAILING
From S A. M. Saturdays to
4 P. M. Every Friday
(From Ainsworth Luek, Portland.)
Commencing. YA Ith S. S. "Kauniia CltT."'
Oclouer 1.
St. J- IUK'IIE. ('. T. A.. 142 3d St. jr. Vi'.
lcnusom, IHek AKent, Ainsworth IKck. Main
40t: A HV2. I'lmurs .Miun'iUO; AlJI.
COOS BAY LINE
The steamer BREAKWATER leaves Port
land every Wednesday, X V. M., from Ains
worth dock, for North ilend. Manhtleld and
Coo Buy points. Freight received until 4 p.
M. on day of sailing- Passenger fure, first
class, $10; Beeond-class, S7, lncludfn berth
and meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third
end Washington street, or Ainsworth dock.
Phone Main 203.