Morning Oregonian., October 21, 1910, Page 23, Image 23

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TUT, MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY . OCTOBER 21, 1910.
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HOP CROP IS SMALL
English Yield Officially Placed
at 302,675 Cwt
RESULT WAS DISCOUNTED
Bating Continue- on an .Active
Scale In Orrgon at Firm Prices.
Lively Movement Started In
Western Washington.
TJi T"-rulsh novernraent'e final astlraste
of ta English ho ero. th announcement
cf which M awaited vita interest by all
th orlf msrssts. u received by cabl
ysstsresy morning. It paU th 1010 crop
of (ulu4 at sa.TS cwt. Last year Eng
land prrxlocsd 214.44 tT, th smallest crop
lac 181 Th ylld ef England
la about 4M.00O e"
! figure an th -rurrent crop ra ot
far from tba ttmte of moat of th hop
man. and lb position of tho market at
therefor In ao way changed by th offi
cial Mnamiirat. Tha only result la
tho local market waa tha settling of num
erous bta between tb aporUngly lacllacd
dealer.
la th following lab! ara English ro
tnrns oa crop aad acrcai In Pt yacr:
Got. return
A rr-e nnoVr total crop
rer Cultivati'Wi . wt.
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lood bulri cootlnu-a In tho Orftoo
an.) tvaahtneton markcu. Nearly alt th
rrt'aal n. tVcra d'lfr wer out with
cr-lrre jtrdy. and a thr waa no rush
of (rowers to sell, th Increased demand
lmvarte.l a strongrr tons to tha market. It
wss reportrd Ir-al T. A. LWeslsy a Co P'd
tj, t-enta fc ;ix bales at siwer'on. Looia
U.'Mniixl had olfera out at fall price, bat
If ba mad any purr!ass they did not
r.m to light. Tho Searey Hep Company
b.vrM etenitly. reporting nearly lox
sa!-s t'curfd sine Wednesday morning,
tiuet'v at II to I2s cents. Ct-tlln 14nn
and k later. "Wolf A Netter ara also buy
Henry I Bents, an el porter who
d-s a blc business avery Fall, waa In tha
mnrk'l jeeterday.
Th tirat lane baalnaaa IMi season la
Wiiira Waahlngtoa took plac yesterday.
N'irlr n)o bales changed bacda al l' to
II rents, m-fl of t!-. sales being at 10
c--nts.
Tb following httt were bought .by Kla
ber. Wolf a Setter: Miller a Lawrsncs.
of PuJaJlun. 1 0 bals: Enrfrr a Miller, of
Tuyallup. 3o bales; Ed Oieea. of Payallup.
s bales; John Althpa. of Tuyallup. 119
bates; iMtn Bros., of Cbehalls. 8J bales:
John Senn. of Chehalla. M bales; Haas
J en son. of Chehalts. 1 bales.
Iurches by liaas Plncua a Sons war:
W x Kayler. of Chebalis. 45 balaa: John
: T.t 45i.M5
S7 4 'T11
6.1 1W1 -"SI-!'
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a 7 ."..It 4I4.V-"
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it..'!? vnm
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4 T.; " s.'t. a."is
)l'll l.4.'tft
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4, f;t 3ll.ft4l
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4 ; ; c -j . r.
4 '.. IS '..! 3
47-I ;.-.
twii a7.f.'
3s 'UK 47'.7il
ja..v: -n.4s4
Garb, of Cheballs. lit balea; Henrd Asst.
ef Chehalla. S bales; . Otto" aflller. of
Puyxllup. 214 bales.
Ita bought by Charles Matsler wars:
Rubor Hum. of Buckley.' Ill bales:
John Bowsa. of Ortlng. "3 balea
ABSENCK Or PPflNO TR VOIXAT
Imraiiri Are t rrrsatag ale) aad Mark
I Nosnlnat.
Th wheat marliet ram a Ins la an toadies
coadltloa. no business of importsnc balng
reported locally or In th country. Tberw
wr no change In prices yesterday and th
undrtoa waa ateady and nominal. Th
Ka stern txfarkt showed lmprovsmat. bat
ther was ao respooso abroad.
Thr Is very llttl demand now from ox
porter, millers or dealers, and at th asm
tlm ther I ao prsssur to sail on tb part
f farmers. Tbers Is more wheal In th
country la farmers hands than ever befor
at thla time of year, but th total stocks,
farmers and deaisrs. Is not grsstar than
last year at the corresponding data. Th
only dlffereac b,etwn tb altuattoa bow
and lat year Is that th farmers. Instead
f f a dealers, ar carrying th bulk of th
grain. If th market begins to abow Ufa
pretty eooa. this surplus should b wwrksd
ff.
rd grain was slow and barsly stsady.
Barley waa quoted at $wi. with small da
rn and. oats changed hands at
luteal receipt. In cars, war reported by
th V ere haste Exchange, as follows:
Wheat Barlsy Flour Oats Hay
Monday M I 10 s
Tuesday .. a .. S
Wednesday .... 41 S 4 1 IS
Thursday .....17 I 4 .. lo
Tear ago SI S S 4 Id
(uoi to dat.219 173 TTO 41S lots
Year ago 30s 464 4U 444 0A
riWIT TK-Vnti IS XOT HEAVY.
Caad ;rwpi Ar fas llrtnssa aad Apple,
WhU-tj Ar rtcBtirnl. Ar slew.
Th fruit trad waa of small proportions
yesterday Ther was not much slock oa
tho street sxcpt applea. and for thes th
demand was slow. Oood grapea cleaned
ap early at firm prices. Tb last local ood
cords f tb seasoa ar expected today. A
car f California Tokaya Is du tomorrow.
Among th recerpts yesterday were fir car
of bananas aad on car of sweat potatoes.
A shipment ef fancy Hydsa King apple
to Shanghai waa mad yeetarday by th
W. B. Ulafk Company. Tbla Is th first
shlpmsat of Orsgoa apple to th Orient this
Kr-TLTNG cmCKEy AT lyOW riUCK.
Bojm blr All Tbclr Altewtioa to Heas,
Eaotara Eara rieanlfaL
Spring chickens sold aat low yesterday aa
14 S coats. Recerpts wee oa a largo seal
and th dsmand was poor. About thoaly
way t dlapos ef th arrtTals waa by work,
lag theta off with hens. Straight bans war
la good request at a coat better than th
prlr f Spring. Other kind f poultry
wr not active.
Eastern sggs wer la larg supply and
freely offsred. but this did aot Interfere
with th demand for f reals Oregoa ranch
egtrs at nf 1TH eoata
Ther were a changes la th battsr r
Che markets.
Itavak rlssacm.
Paak clearing of tha rtortSwstm cities
yssterdsy wer a follow:
Clearings. Falaace.
Fortlaad J t'T.H 7XOl
eattl l.JV4.t 3-.l.TS
Taroma i,l
Spokan T3LS1I l.Ji-J
roKTT-Acn muxns.
Grata. Fkewr. Fni Essv
WHEAT Track price: Bluestem. :
t'lib. t;r: red Rassisa. t4c: alley. Sc;
40-fold- .
DtRUT Feed. HI per ton: brewing.
I?? rr ron.
MH.Wn.rr Bran. IJJ per ton: raid
4"n I'l. short. 1-7; rolitd baricy. I34.M
TLOCR FaunU. ti-ii pt bajrsl;
straights. 4.S0 4.M: export. HT0-. ValUy.
J.40; graham. Hi who. wheat, quarter.
1.20.
HAT Track prices: Timothy. Wlllamtt
Tal!y. 10I per ton; Eastern Oregoa.
mail; alfalfa, aew. (ISO Ui grnla hag.
'cORX Whole, 111: cracked, lit par ton.
OA1S Whits. 17.0 pr ton.
Trsretablea and Irttlta
APPLE King. IVJ 11.25 P" hox;
CraswnVteia. Iiel M: Wolf Rl. 1
I. 25; Waxen. t V -?; J21'1"'".! -Ve?f:
Northern Spy. tH-ioUS: Bnw. IL. 5..
Ppitrsnberg. I1.1443; Winter Banana. iLii
OREEV FltUlTS Pears. 1 1 0 S p r box ;
grapes. TScUll 25 rr box: l. P" baaket.
" ranherrles. . 1 iy S per b arr.l ;
75cb1 per box; huckleberries. dlstiSiso
"'ihoJu-AL rRrnP-o-.ui-. vfe"
St.50U4.75: lemons. S50-5O; grapefruit. S4
04 SO per box; bananas. Slio per pound;
pineapples, to par pound; pomegranatsa,
vt-JlTAbItE Beans. gflSe rr Pound:
cabbage. lUc per pound: eaullflowsr. 0o
l per doxen: ielery. 40O7ic per doxen;
euro. 10 'ic par a; cucumbera. IOJO
per box; eggpl.nL Slttl.S P crau.; garli.
a loo per lb.: green onions. 15 per aosan.
peppers. c per pound; pumpkins. IKo per
Ttc: squash. l!e per pound; tomatoes. .0
"sack" VtOKTAnLE? Carrots. 1 9 I.M
hundred: parsnips. ll ".rn'D 1'
A)TATOE Oregon. II 23 U 1.85 per hun
dred: sweet potatoes, 2H4VC per pound.
O.N-lONsorsgon. buying price. SLIO pr
hundred.
Pairs aad Country Produce.
roi'LTRT Hens. lBle: Springs. 14S.
015c ducks, whits. 10tle: sees. 11c;
turkeys, live. c; dressed, 435e; squabs.
S2 per doxea. ... .
BLTTfcK City creamery. olld paok.
to per pound; prints. 3T03TVIO per pound:
eutslJe creamery. 35 04e per pound, butter
feu 3e per pound: country stor butter.
M 55c per pound.
CHEESE rull cream, twins. ITHOItt
per pound; young Amerlcs. 18)010.
sn; Eastern. SttyjJc per doxen.
en: Kastern. tv,:-' P"- dosen.
J-OIlBl Ksncy. 11c per pound.
VEAL Fancy, te to 115 pounds, lie per
pound.
Hops, Wool. Hide. Ft.
HOPdTKlo crop, 10 K 12c; iw. nominal;
olls. nominal.
WOOL Eaatera Oregon. 13 01' pound;
Valley. lTvltfc per pound.
MOHAIR I'hurre. :- Uc per pound.
CAbCAKA IIAKK IStHNo per pound.
HIDE. Salted hides, T7SsC per pound;
salted calf. 14c; salted kip. be; salted stags.
- green hides, lc less; dry hides. !:
lie: dry calf. IT 18c: dry stags. 11 6 12c.
PELTS iry. lJrie: aalted. butchers
taks-off. 4U0 75c; Spring lamba, 25 645c
Otle.
I.IVSEKn Olt. Pur raw In barrels. 11.47;
kettle bo'l-d. in barrels. !.: rsw. In cases.
II. 11- kettle boiled. In cases. 41 14. Lots uf
-o fcal:.r.. 1 cent lees per gallon.
Tl'RPl.'NTIXE la cases. c; In wood
bsrrels. HSc
tteZINar-Cnlon bnxin In Iron drums
or CaJTela, 10'sc; union benilna la esses.
2.5s. iJHf; anion stote dlslillats la Iron
urums. 7c .
lOAL OIL Pearl oil In esses. lc: head
light, ia cases. l.sc: eoe. no. in caaea. ile;
Kiaine. In ca.ee, jtic: etra itar. In cases.
Sir; water white. Iron barrels. 10V,c; hesd
light Iron bsrrels, 12r; special V. whlta.
Iroa barrels. 14c
Groeerlea, trlrd tralls. Etc.
tT.ItU KKll'TrAppl-a. lOc per pounds)
currants. IS', 15c; apricots. Il14c: dates.
c per pound, im. bulk, whit or blsck. by
sac. Te; 5.;s. l.5u t 173: I2-I2-. S5o; S
l.'s 2 : lo-ls. k-; Smyrna, llic.
oALHON Columbia Ititer. 1-pound tals
SAW per dosen: 2-pound tails. S2.V3; 1
pound !! Alaska pink. 1-pound
tails. II; red. 1-pound tails. 1.4i, sockes,
1-pound tails. $2.
lOKltK-Mocha. 24 file; Java, ordinary.
17 tf -'e Costa lllca. fsnry. lst.-0c; good.
Idols'; ordinary. 12 lilac per pound.
NlTri Wa niun. 17-lsc per pound: Bra-
11 nuts. 14ul5c: fllbert-i. 14i lie: slmonds.
Italic, pecans, luc; eocoonuts. Uucvl per
"'"salt Granulated. 1S per ton; half
sround. luua. S-it per ton; Sua. Si per ton.
HKaNS Small white. 4c; Una whit.
4c; Lima. c; pink. 7Vc; red ilellcaos,
tisc: baiou. lc
KICE No. 1 Japan. 4ac: cheaper grades.
3.o a 4.55; Southern head. 3H4?7c
HONEY Cholc. SI ' Pr case; strained,
ft-e per pound.
fVOAR Ury granulated, fruit and berry,
15 70; beet. Si-'-O; exlra C. S'-'-'0: golden C.
S5.1U yellow l: 5: cubes tbsrrelsi. S5-30;
powdered. Sl 5- "lerins on remlttsnees wlth
la lO days, deduct 'e per pound. If later
than IS and within 80 days, deduct He per
pound. Maple sugar. 15W1SC per pound.
Prevision.
HAMS 10 to 12 pounds. 21c: 12 to 1A
pounds. :Dc: 14 to 14 pounds. He; skinned,
jue: picnics. 14e; 'cottaxe roll. lc.
BACON Fancy. 10 He: standard. Jtc;
ebole. S4c; English. 2 2c.
cUOKED M EATS--Beef tongues. e:
dried beef sets. 22c; outrides, bobs; In
side. 21c: knuckles. 13c
DKT SAl.T CI KKD Regular short clears,
dry salt, loc; smoked. 17 tec; backa, light,
salt, llic; smoked. 171-se: backs, heavy, salt,
lilsc; smoked. 17c; export bellies, salt, lie;
smoked. !e.
PICKLED GOODS Barrels. ptgs feet.
114; regular tripe. SI; honeyeombe tripe.
112- lnncb tongues, S-2; Ismba tongues. 940,
LARD Tens. kettle rmdered. 16,e;
standard pure. 15,c; choice. 14kc; arort-snlng-
12 ac.
APPLE MARKET WEAKER
KCYEKS IX THE E-ST HAMMER
1XG DOWX TRICES.
Northc--tern Crowern May Correct
the Situation by Exporting or
Fatting Slocks Into Storage.
Th daily mark! bulletin of th North
western Fruit Excbsngs. 0-ll Spalding
building, follows:
Th market situation Is decidedly weak
and It looks as though lower values would
have to prevail In order to get th buyers
to take hold. We have been flchttng in
cessantly to encuuraao the buyera and In
still confidence, but the prices st which tue
fruit hss actually been selling In the East
ern markets show a wide discrepancy as
compared with the prices ws have been sk
Ing and getting f. o. b. 5Ve submit hereun
der quotstlons from vsrlous Eastern mark-la.
which have no reference to th sales
of the exchange but refer to open market
value: - .
buffalo. N. T. Weastehee Jonsthsns sold
yesterday, fancy IS and 4-ti-r. 10:.UJ.
Hostun. Mass. Fancy Jonathans from the
Dumas orchard sold yesterday, eitra fancy
4-ti-r. St i: 4S-tter. II 4: S-tier. S1.3S.
Other fancy Jonathana ahowlng ordinary
Duality eo'id aa follows. IS and 1 tier. 11. ii
tf 1.70: 4V, -tier. l.4. S-tler. II. 15. Another
car of evtra focy Dumaa Jonathana re-
rirted as having aold 4 and 4'e-tler. SI .
tier. SI 2&: fancy gradss at 1 to 30 cents
Ises.
w hav been selling Jonathans In ths
bst districts at from SI S" to SL7 f. o. b.
snd It will be seen that with tc freight
and lc Icing added this price would mean
11 10 to 2. IS delivered, wlilrh Is consid
erably more than the best fruit Is bring
ing In the East. ....
As the buying trad ere not In business
for a 1-as, It is clear that lower prlcea will
have to prevail In order to get the fruit
Into consumption. Weather conditions In
the Esst continue unfavorable. We are
watching the eituatlon very cioeely and are
worauns the small markets very hard, aa
thee lo not fluctuate ao widely and are
offering the best vilues at the present time.
In submitting the above report It will be
distinctly understood that the .Northweatsrn
Fruit Excharge. as ths seller. Is at all
times a "bull" Influence on the market, and
eur policy is one of upholding value. How
ever, we do not msks values. They are de
termined by the law of supply and demand.
It Is oar business to submit ths facts and
thts we are doing. We urjte thst all of our
members consult with us Immediately and
Instruct ua definitely as to whether they de
sire to follow the market and aell at pre
vail In value, or adopt th only alternative
of exporting to the foreign markets, or plac
ing their fruit In eold atorase. awaiting a
change la th market eondlUoa.
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Dried Fruit at New Yerk.
IS TEW YORK. Oet. 20f Evaporatad ap
ples quiet, but prlcee steady on spot, fsney
nominal, rhol i "osJr. prim itOSVaC;
common to fair w 7 S c.
Prunes Itrm on th spot, but th demsnd
Is quiet, quotstlons rsnsMng from SoMOn
for California, up to. 3-4oa and TVaOVSO
for Oregon from 4020.
Peaches dull and featureless; choice Tts
TVc; extra choir SOaVso: fancy SoOc. ,
Chics g Dally Prod or.
CHICAGO. Oct. S. Butter. Steady:
ereamertee. 24 ft Tc : dalrle. uar 27c
Ksg Receipts. 354u raeca. ateady at
mark, eaaes Included. lsVitj21vr; firsts.
24,r: prims firsts. 2tJc.
Cheese steady; dani's. IStiriSr: twins.
4I4Vic: Young Amerltaa, littlvac. long
horns, I5 54 014.
CATTLE IN DEH1UID
Best Stock Brings Full Prices
at Yards.
RUN IS A FAIR ONE
Steers Sell Vp to $5.60 and Choice
Cow Go at $4.50 ot Mnch
Trading Done In
Hogs.
There wss a good run of cattl snd hogs
at ths stockyards yesterday, but little busi
ness wss done In the letter ltns.
Tha soundness of the cattl market wss
hewn by th sal of fancy steers at 15.60
with choice offerings going at S5.JS and
li.te. Feeders sold at 4. Tha best cows
were in demand at $4.64 and others ranged
In price from up. Calve sold from
to 17.
Only a few hogs war disposed of and
they brought $l.. A good band of 2S
vahey goats sold at 11.64.
Receipts for th day were 2S7 cattl. 2
calves. 4JI hogs. 241 goata and S horses
and mules.
Shippers of the slock were: J. E. Rey
nolds, of Condon, one oar of esttls and
calves: William Morehesd, of Ooldandale,
two cars of bogs; Robert McGrow, of Ool
dendale. one car of boga; M- M. Bochtor.
of CenterviUe, two rears of hogs; A. Sum
mers, of Market Lake. Idaho, four cars. of
cattle: Kiddle Brothers, of Imbler, ons car
of csttle and calves: T. 3. B a urn an. of Baker
Our. two cars of cattle: C. K. Howard, of
Baker City, two cars of cattle; D. D. Proc
tor, of Juns-tlon City, one car of cattle; C.
R. Northern, of larrlsburg. one car of cat
tle; E. A. Overton, of Harrlsburg. one car
of csttle and Hugh Cummins, of Halsey. two
cars of goots.
Ths dsy's sales wsr as follows:
Weight. Price.
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! co1:. v::::.v:.v::r.::::::::,:n HI
i coi J j;JJ
; cow
i co.i :". :."
II .o
:o cows
4 cslve ....
( steers
34 steers ....
7 steers ....
1H steers ....
4 bulls
IS bulls
I bulis ...
. 1054 t.ii
12i ej?
, Ills; 6.2S
, 13?2 '00
140 J.IS
1 ...i s -t
? Sun'::::::::::::::::::::::::
2 steers ...
1 steer ....
1 steer ....
3 steers . ..
4 steers . ...
4 steers ...
3 steers
2 cows . . .
1 COW .....
3 cows . . . .
14 cows
1 COS . . . . .
4 cows . ...
4 costs . ...
? COV . . . .
1 ralf
4 1 sites ...
1 bull
Ml goats
150 4.7.
1 3?o 4. as
I. 1044 5.50
lltlo i.00
.- 1051 5.00
t)4 4.00
.' 12SS t 0
840 4.:i
lllll S.50
' - -.'t
11:0 2.10
Ills 4 50
t.5 3 40
.....1028 4 00
1V(I 7.00
' 272 5 It
1J20 1.60
101 2.50
Pr,c. currant OB tb various classes of
stock at the Portlaad Union Stockyards
were aa follows:
llecf steers, good to cholc !V!!,HI
Beef steers, fair to medium i iOif .o
Choice spayed heifers t.JOir 4..
t;ood to choice beef cows....... J-26W 4.0
Medium to good beef cows "? l ?i
common beef cows 2 00 u 3 6
Bulls 3.60 4.00
Msgs, good to choice 4 00 4.o0
-al.s. light JTW .
slve heavy S.76 S.00
Hosa. top a'rtae? 7?
H..gs. fair to medium '. I'ii
Sheep, best Vslley wethers ii !?
Sheep, fair to giod wethers 3.00 J. 2a
Sheep, beat Ml. Adsms wethers. 4.0O4J 4.. 5
Sheep, beet Volley ewes 3 OOtf J-60
Lam OS. choice Mt. Adams .11
Lambs, cholc Vslley '6
' Chi rag Livestock Market.
CHIC AtlO. Oct. 20. Cattle Receipts, es
timated. 75O0: market, stesdy. Beeves. S4.0
fiT.Si; Teiss steers. S-1409S.70; Western
sters. S4.15ijo.hU; stoekers and feeders,
S4.20f rows and heifers, IJ.25fco.35;
caUes, ST.25 9 10. . M
Hons Receipts, estimated. 17,000: mar
ket. Ittc lower. Light. lH.706a.4O: mixed.
S$ 2000.35: heavy. SStieB.lO: rouch. S5&8.20;
good to "cholc heavy. S.2Oni10; pigs,
J.VJ.'.eO: bulk of sales. IS.25-8.80.
oueep Receipts, estlmsted. .OOO: mar
ket, stesdy. IN'stlve. $2...o4.30: Western.
32 7544 25: yearlings. S4.25a.V40: lambs,
native, 44.50-a 7: Westein. S4.75'0.8ti.
E EXPORT FLOUR
SEATTLE MILLERS SAID TO BE
CCTTIXG THE PRICE.
Grain ' Trading on n Small Scale.
Oats Move at Loweft Price.
t
of the Season.
SEATTLE Wash., Oct- 10. (Special.)
The grain markst today was somewhat more
active thaa yesterday, although buying was
mostly In smsll lots and attributed to mill
ers, who are said to be selling considerabls
flour In China at prices below those openly
quoted, being able to do this as a result
of ths recent slump In wheat. A cut of 1
cents In the published export flour prices
would not surprise ths trade here. Local
flour trale Is stesdy with llttl; buying
shrsd. Blueatem sold down to 37 cents.
Oats dropped to S27.S0. . new low level
for ths crop. Demand fr brewing barley
kept that grain stesdy at 121.60.
The supply of Concord grapes has Just
about disappeared. Dealers do not expect
to get In many more this 'n. Mean
while California grapes are In limited stip
ule snd firm, with ths best Toksys held st
41 so Spanish Malagas were distributed this
morning st l r.0 a keg ,.
Ths market Is trwimped with celery, much
of which la of inferior quality and offered
at all kinds of prices.
Large orders for poultry for Frldsy de
livery dlsslpsted any fears held yesterday
thst a surplus of ponltry will have to be
contended with on Saturday. Today's de
msnd wss brisk, although rseeplts wr. of
l"?he.V.'Uws. in good demand Ear
cheese was more freely offered. Batter was
dull.
QUOTATIONS AT SAN FR-VXCISCO.
rrlcea raid for Prod ace la ths Bay City
Markets.
XV FRANCISCO. Oct. !. Th follow
ing price wer current in th produce mar
ket today:
Butter Fancy creamery. 14 H.
Cheese New, 130 17c; Young America.
"vjrsSitore. 4So: fancy ranch. 41 lea.
Vegetable Cucumbers. 40i7ic; garde,
4e. green peas. Sd3c: string beans.
2SV140 tomatoes, :ii,Jic; eggplant. 4uj
due
Hay Wheat. $99 11: .wheat and oats.
S3tf 12.50; alfalfa. 7yl3.
Hoiatoee ore iron Hurhsoks. $1.40: Psllnss
Burbanks. 11 4tel 0; sweets. ISO O 2. la.
Onions II 1.10.
s-rull Apples, cholc. 60c: common, goo:
Mexican limes. 1047: California lmons.
choice. $: California lemons, common, $2;
plrespples. $2.1oe.r0 .
Receipts Flour. 107$ sacks; wheat. 1134
eentale; barley. .: centals; oats. H.1'6
centals; potatoes. 63&0 sacks; bran. 404
sacks; middlings. 16 sacks; hay, 19 tons.
Metal Markets.
NKW TORIt. Oct. 20. Standard copper
dull' spot. October. November. Tiecemher
and Januarv 12SO 12-Oe: London dull:
soot t.'. IS": future l.7. 15a. Arrtvals
reported at New fork today wer 240 tons.
Custom -hous report bow exports of 1.V1S2
tons so far tbla month. Loral dealers quote
lake copper at lXM4f H.ODe; ; electrolytic
12.7SB12 77Hc: cssllnr 1 2 37 "j li2c.
Tin-nrm: snot S7SO3.ooc; Ootober
llnt4.Vb' November t:.70r 37.25: Deem
"er" 3d.8O,S7.00-: Jsnusrv 30 .lnsl .7Sc:
London strong: spot 070: future. lld. 1
Lead steadv. 4.4045r New York: 4 8. 8
0e Fast Kt. I.otlls. Jlndon. snot 113. 5s
Spelter stead. 6.50V 0c New Tork: 6 431
Soi East St. Iiuls: Ixndon.'sot j24
Iron, Clavsland wsrrsnls 49s, td la Lon
don. Locauy iron was quiet: no. iun'j
northern. No. 1 foundry southern and No.
do soft. Ili.7.-a lu.-i; No. 2 foundry north
ern, $15,200 10.7a.
Cffee and Sugar.
NEW TORK, Oct. 20. Coffee futures
opened steady at a decline of 15 to 20
points In response to lower European cables
and talk of lower firm offers from Brazil.
Bales :i3.200 bags. October. November and
December 8.50c; January 8.50c; February
8.5Uc: Alarcb 8.82c; April 8.tUc: May 8.6.1c;
June .ttic; July and August 8.6S; Septem
ber 8.0MC. Spot coffee quiet; Rio No. 7.
lOtsc; ' fantoa No. 4. 11 Vic; mild coffee
quiet; Cordova. llV413-c
Raw sugar Nominal, Muscovado SB test,
S.35c: centrifugal 0 test, 3.S.V: molRss
sugsr e test 8.10c. Refined stesdy;
crushed, 5.55c: granulated. 4-8Sc; powdered,
4.90c.
Londoa Sheepskin Sale.
LONDON. Oct. 20. A sale of 7200 bales
of sheepskins was held here today. There
wu a good attendance and the demand
was fair, but prices generally declined five
per cent. A few fine merinos were a frac
tion higher.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 20. Cotton futures
closed barely steady, at a net decline of 11
to is points. October. l-20e: November.
14.41c: December. 14.22c: Janunry. 14 2bcr
February. 14.34c: March. 14.40c; April,
14.46c; May, June. July. 14.51c
' Wool at 6t. Louis.
FT LOUIS, Oct. 20. Wool Unchanged;
territory snd Western mediums. 18(8 ic;
One mediums. 1742uc; fine. 14ft-ldc
SHORTS BID OP WHEAT
DECEMBER CLOSES A CEXT
HIGHER AT CHICAGO.
STEEL IS CLI
After an Opening Decline on Sell
ing;, Prices Advance Steadily
to the Finish.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. In the wheat pit sell
ing wss overdone early and an elevator
concern Picked up the bulk of .the offer
ings at the ensuing decline. Continued buy
ing of the same kind started a train of
purchases by shorts, and the movement
seemed to gsther force with each advance.
Primary receipts were reported as only a
little more than half those of a year ago.
What bearish news there was came In the
first half hour of trading and consisted
chiefly of indications of large world ship
ments. The rise after that time was prac
tlcslly constant. December ranged from
c to l4c. and closed lc up at 94ic
There was a little business done here in
new corn for export. December fluctuated
between 4';c and 47 He. closing strong
at 47vc. a rise of Ho over last nlftht. Cash
corn waa firm. No. 2 yelIo4 finished at
4 4 tJ OOC
In oats, shorts kept values on an ascend
ing scale. December sold from 30V4 vj 31 c,
and in the final transactions were at 31 H 9
sc. a net advance of t. to )sc.
Congestion In October lard msde foreign
and local shorts buy In lively fashion. In
the end pork was unchanged to 10c up.
lard 5c higher to 2Stf5c down, and ribs
a shade higher to 20c decline.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
yra eat.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec $ .3t $ .94 t .Mi $ .HIS
May S9 1.01 . l.OOTx
July 34 7i - .S.1X ,S7s
CORN.
Dec 47 .4 7 'i t .4fl .47
May 4S4 .5, .49H .60S
July b0 .81 .00-, .30T
OATS.
Dec 30 .314 .30,i .81 H
May....:. .34 i -U Vx
MESS PORK.
Jan 17.27(4 17.42 17.16 17.40
May 14.30 14.40 14.32 -4 14.46
LARD.
Oct 13.30 11.10 11.10 13.10
Nov 11.6T. 11.42H 11.65 11.6:
Jan 10.42Vi 10.45 10.37', 10.42V
May $.Si ' S0 .81Vi --
SHORT RIBS.
Jan 10 .:': lll'i s.lTH
May 00 t.05 8.S5 3.00
Cash quotatlona were as follows:
Flour .Steady.
Rye No. 2. 77 75c.
Harlev Feed or 'mixing, tOtgCSc; fair to
choice malting. 70 & 74 He
Flax aeed No. 1 Southwestern. $2.55; No.
1 Northweatern, 32.6S.
Timothy aeed $7.604jS.
Clover 18.50 if 14.
Pork Mess, per barrel, $18(T18.2S.
I.ard per 100 pounds. $12.10.
Short ribs Sides. (loose). $10 -ff 10 tT 4.
Sides Short, clear (boxed-. $11.00
lid1.
Grain statistics:
- Total clearancea of wheat and flour were
equal to 41,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were $04,000 bushels, compared with 1.492.
000 bushels teh corresponding day a year
ago. Estimated receipts lor tomorrow:
Wheat. 70 cars; corn. 310 cars; oats, 190
cars; bogs, 14,000 bead.
Keceipis.
Flour, barrels 32.200
Wheat, bushels 56.700
Corn, bushels ..597. 500
Oata, bushel 334.400
Rye. bushels 1.000
Barley, bushels $9,600
Shipments.
3S.500
131.200
392.200
303.300
"3V.8OO
Graia at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. Wheat and
barley Steady.
Spot quotations
Wheat Shipping. $1.47 61.85 per cen
tal. Barley Feed. $7 e 984e per cental;
brewing, $191.0$ per cental.
Oats Red. $1.13 H 0110 per cental: white,
$1.47 167 ,s per cental; black, $1. 15 1.46
per oental.
Call board sales '
Wheat No trading.
Barley December, 11.03 bid 9 $1.03
asked per cental; May, $1.08 bid 1.09
asked per cental.
Corn Large yellow. 11.42 J 1.65.
European Or In Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 20. Cargoes quiet snd
inactive; buyers, reserved. -Walla Walla for
shipment at K7s.
Kngllsh and French country markets,
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20. Wheat October,
7s 2d; December, 7s 2 Tad; March, 7 2d.
Weather fine.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 20. Close: Wheat.
December. $1.03 ty 1.04: May. $1.08S9
10KV4: No. 1 hard. $1.06H; No. 1 North
ern. (l.V4jl.05S; No. 2 Northern, $1.01
1.03 h; No. S white. Baca $1,02.
Dulut-l Flax Markpt.
DULUTH. Oct. 20. Flax on trarle.
$2.: to arrive, $2.5!4; October. $2.W
asked; November, $2.U3'is asked; December,
$2.60 H; Sfsy, $2.67.
Grain Markets of the Northwest.
TACOMA. Oct. 20. Wheat Milling: Blue
stem. HRc; club, 83c. Export: Bluestem, fcsc;
fortvfold. 8.1c: club, K)c; red Russian, 81c
Receipts Wheat &O cars, barley and oats
1 car each, hay 11 cars.
SEATTLE. Oct. 20. Milling quotations:
Bluestem. 66ic; fortyfold. K4-e: club,
811ic; Flfs. el-r: red Russian. 79e. Ex
port wheat: Blneatem. . Kt 4c; fortyfol.l,
79H0; elbub. 78-c; Fife. 7S'?c: red Rus
sian. 7Hc. Yesterday's car receipts: Wheat.
2 oata 1. barley w. hay 21 cars.
BOARD WILL TOUR STATE
Washington Public Institutions Go
Under Controllers' Eyes.
OLTMFIA, Oct 20. (Special) For
the purpose of visiting; every state In
stitution In -Washington tha members
of the Board of Control will soon start
on a trip. Hardly a section has not
a state institution and the Legisla
ture has placed upon the board the
duty of coino; over the proposed bud
get and maklntr recommendations.
All new bulldin-fs are constructed
under the supervision of the board,
bat the board has nothing: to say about
the expenditure of any other money,
althoue-h It examines the books and
confers with the reg-ents) on proposed
Improvements and expenses.
The trip will take at least two
weeks.
The board will examine the new Ar
mory being built at Belline-ham and
will also visit the rock-crushin-r plant
at Deception Pass, which has once
more been put under Its Jurisdiction.
Couple TYcd In Vancouver.
VANCOTTVKR. Wash.. Oct. 2. CPpe
ciai.) Charles H. Shute. of Portland,
and Miss Dora V. Parsons were ni lur
ried bare today.
Sells, at the Highest Price
Since Last June.
TRADES ON LARGE SCALE
Officials Predict Tliat Heavy Orders
for Equipment Will Be Placed
After the November Election.
Bank Kate Higher.
NEW TORK, Oct. 20. The dealings on
the renewed upturn in prices today wer'J
congested even more than usual in United
States Steel. The action of - that stock begot
the suspicion that the new movement rep
resented a change in th auspices under
which the market operations were conducted.
The rise In United States Steel placed it
well above the previous level touched on the
present movement, snd, In tact, above any
price touched since June. Then It reached
79 . but fell precipitately to the lowest of
the year, 61T4, less than a month later. The
potent factors in the Immedlate'ntovement
which carried United States Bteel today to
,9. undonbtedly were the crop conditions
disclosed by the October Government report
and the report, referred to by the Iron Age
today, that "prominent railroad officials
have advised steel manufacturers that a
much more liberal policy In placing orders
for equipment Is to be expected after the
election next month."
The 5 per cent discount rate established
by the Bank of England today may cause
easier financial conditions. The conviction
is general that the stock market advance
this month In New Tork has been financed
by fcorrowlnrs from the London market. The
conviction Is equally clear that the new
step taken by the Bank of England Is de
signed to check these borrowings and to
conserve London money supplies for intend
ed capital flotations in the market and. for
active trade needs in Great Britain.
International exchanges all turned In fa
vor of lndon in response to action of the
Bank of England. The private discount
rate rose m rjerun. 1 11a inn -.
In New Tork was unaffected. Pronounced
dullness In the discounting of commercial
paper Is a feature of the money market.
Bond were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $2,918,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
- CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
Allis Chalm pf S3
Ama.1 Copper.. 32,tHK
LUMBERPiiENS
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH and STARK STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Capital $500,000
Portland Trust Company
BANK
Oldest Trust Company in Oregon
Capital $300,000
H. I Pittock. President. B. Lee Paget, Secretary.
N. V. Carpenter. Vice-Pros. C. W. DeOraff, Asst-hee.
Ir. A. S. Nichols, Vlce-Pres A. 1- Iraley. Asst- beei.
Harriet E. Sloorenouse, Superintendent women s Wept,
Corner Tiiird and Oak Streets
l.SMJO
TOO
200
200
100
1.7(10
20.300
'"uoo
1.100
6.4O0
B.'.IOO
l.TtlO
Am Agrlcult .. 3.7UO
Am TRet.f SllSar 1.1KI0
American Can.. 300
Am Car & FUy S.OVO
Am Cotton Oil l.OOO
Am Hd & Lt pf loo
Am Ice Secur. BOO
Am Linseed . . 3ikj
Am Locomotive l.liiO
Am Smel A Kef 14.JIKI
. 1 nf.pr.H lltMt
Am rUuel Fdy.
Am tiuffar Kef.
Am To. A " Tel
Am Tobacco pf
Am Woolen . .
Anaconda M- Co
Atchison
do preferred..
At I Coast Lin
Bait & Ohio...
BothHiem Steel
Br Ray Tran.
Central Leather 15,200
ao preierrcu. . ......
Central of N J
Ches & Ohio.. 11,000
Chicago 4V Alton
Chi Gt West .. 700
do preferred.. tH)
Chlcano N W 100
C, M ai St Paul 13.000
t. tJ AC Bt
Col Fuel & Iron
Col & Southern
Consul Gas ....
Corn Products.
Del & Hudson
U A R Gmnde
do preferred. .
Distillers' Secur
Erie
do 1st pf
do -M pf
General Electric
Gt Northern Pf
Gt Northern Ore
Illinois Central.
Interborough M
do prererrea. .
Inter Harvester 1
71
4u-Si
as'-s
L4.
r.4-,
67 -,
i4'4
21
VI",
41-
77
lo.-.-,
47 5s
HH-Js
140
95
33
43-i
1059s
i-ji'"
10SX4
3-'.i
70
1!1!
38 5,
4S
b7!
9
7-4
24 '4
20-
12 ll
40
75.
104
45 4.
11S--S
i:i8T
.
83
42
103-4
iiii'i
107
80 'A
. 7o'
1!7 S
34
73 Ti 72
1,200
400
8.900
1.3O0
2. 5O0
1.SO0
25 '.4
MIV
150
12S V4
"35?i
)U
138 i
18
1704
33 5i
81
80.
50 Vj
J.-.5
500.
9.300
1,500
100
KIH1
8.500 130
J.SOO ol
l.OOO
8,200
i.OOO
4"0
810
IOO
30O
800
00
133 'i
22
iH
114
18V,
12
44',
1111.
321
2,500 lor.i
1,500 148 '4
2II
' 6ilO
1,3IH
300
3,000
HI!
132:.
:i.
us
57
'(?2V
33 V
119'i
43?.
100
i-.H4
33 "A
1S!2U0 132
1,200 lOU-fs
- 8,30
300
1U0
300
Inter Marin Pf
Int Paper
lnt I'ump
Iowa Central ..
K C Southern..
do preferred..
Laclede Gas . .
Louis & Nash.
Minn St L . .
M. S P & S 8 M
Mo. Kan & Tex
do prefererd..
Mo Pacific
National Lead. 700
MX Nat By 2 Pf 100
N Y Central... 24.200
N Y, Ont & Wes 7i0
Norfolk & Wes 2.000
Nosth Am -
Northern Pao . .
Pennsylvania
People s ua -P.
C C A St L
Pittsburg Coal..
Pressed 3 Csr.
Pull Pal Car..
Republic Steel. 9.700
do preferred.. .. H
" t?JL- -J' r.O - 68 Vi
T.rSF ii 1300 435.
St L Southwest 700
An. preferred.. 90O
Bio-shettleld . 900
Southern Pac . .
Southern Ry
do preferred..
T.Tin Copper ..
Texas & P
Tol. St L & Wes
oo -
Union fo-c'"" -""-S X
do preferred.. oo
U S Realty ... ,oij
U Sief'rred 1 3.1O0
TJtnh Copper .
Va-Caro Chem
Vabash
do preferred.
"Western Mi
Westing Llec.
Western Villon
Wheal & Lt r
21 "i
35 7,
1 .".
3rt
1C4S
35 ?s
97-!s
35
HO '.
71 is
05 H
28.600 119T4
1.50O 2t ts
ftitO
16.400
40
l.lOO
41XI
3koo
12.100
IS Ml
2.000
400
4.4iJ
7.300
40 S
29',,
28
CO
17.-.'s
93 14
'38
79
120 1
.-.li
6
181i
39 '
4814
741
24
50
ISO
12114
'3214"
60
137
17S
1U9
33
"3114'
291
49
3914
154
128
59
132
2214
5S
ll9 14
' 18
12.
43
19-i
3214
104
147
824
13154
8
80 14
8114
:i3"i
11S
43
90 T4
i-ioii
82
131
1084
'26' "
3514
if.s1
3fl)i
151
3314
9il 14
83 "k
66
42 li
301
71
5414
118
211 H
601,
8S!
29
27
60
17214
93 la
'37''
75 74
110'.
511
64 s
18U
3t.
71
71
71
4'.)
" 3714
9
5414
67
23
21
12 is.
41
75 "4
105-
4714
1184
139 H
95 14
321,
43
105 14
IOO
1201,
lOSH
4214
78 i
198
3514
105
285
73
40
25
5014
149",
1281
3514
00 14
137
17
17014
84
7014
811,
30
50
39
155
129
61
13314
22
58 "4
11414
1814
121,
441.
1914
32
60
105
14814
30
132 H
35
00
' 56 S
11014
6214
834
11914
43 H
100
661,
121 -s
32T4
13214
109
96
21 .
C0
165
36
154
3114
97
84 '4
67
43
30
71
55
119'4
2
611,
40
29
27
59
175
9314
69
38
781,
120
51
65
1K
29
48
731,
71
6
To'tillalc. for "the 0 '889.500 ehar.a
BONDS.
oo re, 00!No. Pacific 3S. 71 B
. c?2 "l0l;No. Iaclfic 4S.1U014B
UJS S" o'"loi So pacific 4s... 93
t-d.?n0wP4 r'eslli cn'ion Pacific 4a,101
l-do coupon r.ef.U314Kvls. Central 4. 03 la
D. & K. G. 4S.. i Japanese 4s .. 6SB
ixilly Treasury statement.
-WASHINGTON. Oct. 20. Th condition of
th7 Treasury at 'the beginning of business
todsy was as follows:
Trust funds . .S9,44S.6(t-
Gold " "J.; 4S6.979,OP0
sil ver dollars ..,....
Satcs'oto
6taGn7fdal.rcdr-dol..r. In genera,
Current ' llabliitie. 103.752.2b0
Working balance in Treasury of-
In'bank'a 'to 'credit of 'Treasurer
of the United States 85.323.00j
Subsidiary silver coin 'IsJJo-!
,na0ir b.?inc.' lny'enerarfund '. ." 87.415:0
. FHot-ks at Boston.
BOSTON, Oct. 20. Closing quotations:
Alolues
Amalg. Copper.
A. Z. L. & Sn
Arizona Com. .
Atlantic
.4 'Mohawk 5714
7 1 INevada Con. ... 21
274lNlpissing Mines.. 11
ISHlNorth Butte..... 13
8 IN'ortb Lake 9
o r a R M. 15'Old Dominion... 41
Hutte Coalition. 101;O9ceola 131
al. Arixoua. . " ' "
Cal & Hecla. . -jo luuincy
Centennial 21Shannon
Cop. Ran. C. Co. 71 (Superior
E. Butte Cp. M. 8!?up Bos Mln..
IrTanklin Ilia
Gli-011-t Con 8
Granby Cn. ... M
Greene Cananea. 7i
I u ovale K OD. ) 22 Is
Kerr Ike 64!ttah Con. .
7t
12
52 4
7
Sup Si Pitts Cop. 12 ,
.Tamarack 60
U. 8. Coal ft OH 41 i
C. S. 8. R- M. 39
do preferred .. 48
2
Lake Copper BRTslvi inona
jl Salle Copper 1 1, IWolverine 130
Miami Coppers. 20 I
Money, Exchange. Etc
NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Prime mercantile
paper. SliQS per cent.
Sterling- exchange strong with actual bust-
First National Bank
Capital $1,509,000
Surplus 750,000 v
Oldest National Bank West of tha
Rocky Mountains
Bank Notice
Security Savings and Trust Company
Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison Streets
Capital and Surplus $900,000
Invites Accounts of
Merchants, Individuals and Saving
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
B Pleasure Cruises
Superb Cruises this Winter,
leaving New York for the Orient
Jan. 28, to the West Indies Jan.
24, Feb. 25 and March 28; to South
America Jan. 21, and two Grand
Cruises Around the World, leav
ing New York Nov. 1, 1911; leav
ing San Francisco Feb. 17, 1912.
Write for detailed Itineraries.
Hamburg-American Line, 160 Powell St., San Francisco or Local R. R. Agts, Portland
LONDON PARIS HAMBURG
Pres. Grant Oct. 26. 1 P. M.
tKais'n Aug. Via Nov. 8, 11 A. M.
Pennsylvania....' Nv- 2. ? J
Bluecher Nov. 19. 11 A. M.
tUnexcelled Rltz-Carlton a la Carte
Restaurant. Gymnasium, TElec. Baths,
Elevator. Palm Garden. 'Second Cabin
only.
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA
Cincinnati Nov. S, 1 A. M.
Cleveland Dee. 6, Jan. 18
Cincinnati Jan. 8. Feb. 14
Cincinnati x March 2S
.New 1T.000 tons. Elevator. Electric
Baths. Gymnasium, etc.
ness in bankers" bills at $4.8255-t!4.82i6 for
UO-day bills and at S4.S0C.5 for demand.
Commercial bills. . 4.8---i .S2-s.
Bar silver. 86Tc ,
Money on call steady. 8534c; closing
bid. 3; offered at US; ruling rate, 3 M.
Time loans easier; 60 days. 4i4 K per
cent; 80 days, 5; six months. 4rs4.
LONDON', Oct. 20. Bar sliver Firm.
264d per ounce.
Money 3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 4 hi per cent; three months
bills. 4 14 45, per cent.
Sty FRANCISCO. Sterling, 60 days,
4.(2: sight. 4.S6Si.
Drafts Sight, 2c; telegraph, Sc.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Exchange on New
Tork 6 discount.
THE DALLES HOTEL SOLD
Lo Roy Park, or Portland, Acquires
Property for $32,000.
THE DALLES, Or- Oct. 29.-(Spe-oiaL)
Le Roy Park, of Portland, lias
secured possession of the stock of the
Hotel Dalles Company, which includes
the lease and furnishings of the new
hostlery, for a consideration of $32,
000 The personnel of the stock com
pany was J. I. Kelly, president; W. E.
Walther. M. Z. Ponnell, Grant Mays,
V. S. Gunning, George C. Blakeley,
Andrew Keller, Victor Marden and
Frank Menefee. nil business men of
Every Good
Street in
Portland
Makes Friends
for
BITULITHIC
The Dalles, but with this sale, the com
pany passes out of existence.
Mr. Park has secured Peter Kuehn-ling-.
of New York, as manager of the
hotel and Kuehnling la on his way
West bow. No change in the manage
ment will take place, however, until
the first of the month, when J. L.
Kelly, president of tbe stock company,
who has had charge since .the retire
ment of N. K.. Clarke, August 15, will
give place to the new owner and man
ager. Madden Funeral Held at Ontario.
ONTARIO, Or., Oct. 20. (Special.)
The funeral of J. E. Madden who
dropped dead at the depot in Spokane
last Saturday was held here Wednesday.
Mr. Madden was a pioneer of Malheur
County. The banks and business
houses closed for two hours out of
respect to the family. The funeral
was one of the largest in the history
of Ontario. Madden had accumulated
considerable property here and prior
to visiting Spokane retired from business.
'XKAVliiasKB J LID K.
. San Francisco, Los Angelas and
San Diego Direct
North Pacific S. S. Co.s 8. S. Roanoke
and S 8. Elder sail every -Wednesday .
alternately at P. M. Ticket office li
xaird st.. near Alder.
alAHTIN J. HIOU51T, Passenger Agent,
W. H. SLUte!-. Freight Agent.
yllones M. 1314. A 1814.
COOS fcSAY LINE
STEAMER BREAKWATER sails rrom
Alaska dock. Portland, 8 P. M., October 11.
18 ar Nov. 1, 8. 16. 22, 29 and ever
Tuesday night. Freight received at Alaska
Dock until 5 P. M. daily. Passenger faro,
first-class. $10: second-class, $7, Including
meals and berth. Tickets on sale at Alns
vorth Dock. Phones Main 298: A 1234.
O. K. -rSfc N.
Astoria Route.
STEAMER HASSALO
Leaves Portlai.4 dally except Saturday at
8:00 P. M. Makes all way landings. Arrives
at Astoria at :00 A. M. Leaves Astoria
dally, except Sunday, at 7:00 A. M. Arrives
Portland st S:00 P. -M. Makes direct con
nection vita steamer Nahcotta for Megler.
Ilwaco, Long Beach, and all point on tb
Ilwaco Railroad. .
6AN rRANCISCO PORTLAND 88. CO.
New service to Los Angeles via San Fran
cisco, every five days.
From Atnsworth Dock. Portland. 4 P. M.
SS. Rose City Oct. 24. Beaver 29, Bear No. 3.
From fcan Francisco, Northbound. 12 M.
SS. Beaver Oct. 23. Bfar 28, Rose City Nov. 2.
From Ssn Pedro. Northbound.
SS. Bear Oct. 28, Rose City 81, Beaver No-. S.
H. G. Smith, C. T. A., 142 Third St.
J W Ransom, Agent, Atnsworth Dudk
phones: Main 402, 80; A 1403,