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FRUIT HT AUCTION
Los Angeles Will Soon Sell
Oranges and Lemons.
SALES BEGIN IN JANUARY
lxal iKalrr IntrtrcMtl In (lie New
Xotrmrul lx-mand for W hf t
fall-. (( Kloriii .rar
I'mit l!ffirl.
T: r.a fru.? kartn-n s-Vs at l-oa An-
!. la ht.-h the frull trade atl aioas me
('ut la showing a a Interval, will
Inaugurated early la January. A in-line
f tha directors will he Bald Ihll e-k In
.act TlTa and dllltlT B the datra ef
Mlm Mayers la tha fat. 'n at t !
maat dlataal polnta. im kot'r sllve to th
luportsnre of the n-w undertaking and
'tr the ricM cocdiiinna will ! IC tulr
d and ptronj(. Th irT houee In
this trrltorr iro also making preparations
ta secure thrlv suppllrs at tha salrs.
Aa ttvaaT Ins: feature cat the mainfftl ia
f fart, that the arowar of 4'aUforaia. hota
tiehaact tad ln3pa!rnta, ara arioatoa aa
native mad apparently mit mtr-et In tha
avitra. Tha matter of the rircwi or
tailor, limtm. of tha aav-tln will feet
nirery with th tinyare. aa all tit fmlt In
l-allfarnla lo available for aala (hrovrgh a
live aartlee. provided prt-s prevailing at
tka aalaa are la lut' with tno obtainable
ar tha dllvrd method of eillng.
la atiarusalng tha a or aanlaetana th
California Citrus News Latter save:
Th met lmprant wliif of this or
ganisation a a.a h-M l-at TuaUT nhf.
Tlun wee aof a ataxia prua attending
hia wie'tina? and n-artv rr rpr,-a,nta-tia
Ind'P-ud-nt fruit prkr of California
wee preewnt or rpr-nlrd aha ppoa-d
anr f.atere or ehos.d any hostility to tha
prt(vnad aa-tian.
Tha n was fiarmal.v rs-anla afid
trv nrTMWM ln p.. i r. pr-av-nr.l. approae
(fi4 nrtar"l -I. wltla a r.niultuikia of
aiiwi.OiMk. and tht ara. ledsine from pree-
at Inillra'iiHia and liit-rt twins shoe n In
tf a'.-'"", al'l b or-aoa-TIId.
Tttla liiatri tb tlr.D'ti. powr and In.
ft i--n. r.1 tha man a bo ara b-blnd thia
propoett te.
Tn a--n Impor'aat (jiaflifl of th pro
IKMd alifwnLa t'ltrua t'r'itt aurltnn la tha
al-tlon of a mio,tlr and a boord of Hl--.
igri who l!l fixht rlral. Mat aval all l
ttm f.r thr h- inf-Tra of ir V aio-tlon
aol f.r th lrailfnwra of 4aItfMna. A
numb-r of rv tl-a-ranio n.m--a or- noar
t,p iiaf.aro tb orn jaii.-n f..t t"i mana'
r.ml. nd th" r-u't will b atrh-d fr
Int-r.aTinrw io-tr pra. ahipDrra
an frutr triarr
Thia a it. t:on mirmaf la a propoattlon
Ihif ia ry lmtirtnl to Iba ciirue fruit
K.luatrr if t'alif.wn'a. It la now timat-d
PT .rlo.ia IBlr-ara that lha pra-nt rr..p
.f l"o-i'M win bo ri'M fn.m
to .V.a rarlta. an tHa rarhanao la
t.rr librMl la la fiaurra and rlml-a aa
to tha number of 'a a. a lhmih It la tmpoa
a,l.. .. rva.lr -t rr'ulrto niarri ""il
In th njmb-r of . rloi.la by dla.rtrta.
hrna It al lmpoIKI 1-f alvo an honat
1 1 -n jk I
I li.prn-n'B b!arB now and tha Brat
of Ih- f promlao to bo of an h Intrvat
mm wltt atrrart 11 atln'ion of tho laadtna;
fruit oprattra U th I'mtod tlatnt.
inn niiUT r.i.uH mr.
rrr IJtllo Baaanoaa
la Kroortrd la Iba
twauatrr.
Tha drrnand for a hral haa falloa off CM
atd'rabir aiaca tha foraian mara-la waak
aaMt nd Tory Itttio buainraa waa rr port ad
In tba loot trada or In tha country rawtar
tlay. It wma aald In ama quartarp that of
fra aa h'gh aa PI rants wrra mada for
cloh, bat tha irvril qaotallona waa an
cants. Wo-alm waa qulat. wit a ai03
Cants aaaaaaV. -
Tba oats tnarkat was firm at lt:-M
Wit a bad raads ha tha aallay tnara ara arae
ttrally ao orTrnnaa tha. Tha Sound mar
kats ara blabr oa oata than Portland. tar.
lar waa ratbar qulat. but stpadr.
Loral racoipta In rara. wro r-pnrtad by
A tba Marchants Racbanco aa rnllaws:
K nam Barlry Hoar. Oata. Hay
I Xoaidap ... !'
Va T4M.UT "
a Taor act
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I F-aaoa to data M".d
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MARIVrT
rUml oa
V raary IWIda .rapofruH
i Tho local market u now wall supplied
with (raparnilt. Two cars from Florida
wars plarad oa aala yaatarday. ons from
tado County, oa tho Raat Coast, and tho
otbar Inland fruit. Quotation ransod from
Sa aa Bar boa. acrordlnc to ooallty.
A ahnymaat of 3UO banda af Japaaaaa
I oraeaoa was roralrad ta tba foraaooa. Tnay
a.'rarad at IISILU par buad'a.
Tbaro waa a strarty darrtaad for aaval
t oraasas. partlcalarly wall.colorrd fruit.
w.l.k roaamaadad a Branilum.
rortTRT nr.MAi is
mnioi io
Yr4
IHKiltry -urlil l- Jowtv feat stad!ly
fc d-rmaivd. ut thm Mtrplna fts bis mror.il
rvff (rvdoallr. at-4 bx nest woi. normal
prtcaa wtll pxbby aaia V quotM. Buj
ra iriwWma mar pr(trac fjr Bering
cb w-krca ttvaa for aaa yrday.
OrtiM asra cent In u o ararra aa hartlljr
ta aa QaoWl. K-wJ-tra ara moving fr-ty.
Battr and rha nr la artlva dman4
at formar prlci.
CaJtfaCBaa H09 MutH ttrmn.
Taa Calif rn id. bop market nmlntnJaa tha
firm toaa that dvlf-d la-t wwa. Ad-w-l
a ra r-fv4 ymlmr&mj ef tha pur
cnai by mchamsoa at !( rata of tba
Ha t rrr9 f st baUa ef taomaa. lha
ana14 ; of facramrntna la bow but 4i
b:av
V trad! af waa rvportod tn tha Orvgon
ntar k t yatrlay.
lWll-a h
a n in ttma of drltmra ara ad la iki.
1 tMk'i provlaion Uaf. ran-y bacon ta ra.
! ducad a coat to SI cants and other kinds of
baroa ara tp cant lower. Half-coat redoc
turns aro mada la tha piiroo of hama and
lard.
Hawk rtaavrtaara.
Tank c;earlr-s ef tn Nortbwcatera Clliaa
yaatarday wars as fullowa:
Vi lea In ra. BaJascaa.
TaMlan4 1.4-.; : j a pn.
. eatt.e 1.71.' lor ll oil
-J acoma . ............. it 7 7 -, r. ,
jpaaaa . ............ m oa loa.Aut
p romTUkxu at UKirrt.
V Oraia. l-oar. I red. Ete.
f Wn CAT Track prtcea: Rlueatem. !
ySc. club, jmic . red Kuaalao. 7vr. Vallay.
BAHu.i-rft. ssi r .l.so par torn brow
l3t. $il r-r toa.
HILLKTIFIII Ttran tin nor low- wild.
fi ;ra. Ia. anorts. I.T; rolKd barley. 4-4
I IV
' r i. ' i n raonta u p-r parrel:
U: krabam. 14. ; abo.a wbcal, quar-
lera- t
K1V Trah nel.-oa' Tle.ihi XV 1 1 ' en I
.iey. -3 pp ton: rlasiero Oracon.
ltZ19Z4: alfalfa. J14-&"9 15.50, ralo bay.
lltWSIVM; clover. 115.
- ' ' .1-. rrrnq. ! par lOa.
OAT Wblta. it a 2 V jo par toa.
Dairy aaal Cowatry rradorw.
rotl.TRI- liana llall.
Fprtnsa.
I1SI; darks, white, isulf.
U'e:
rke.a. alias. 1 u 17c. draaaed.
suqaba.
14 r-r doaea.
. H'eOS Oreroa ranch. rnd'ed. 4-?Lie:
Vtaatera. A;rw J11-: par dosea; Kaat
Va freah. 17 So par doaea.
f-CVKElB 1MU cream, twtna. 17 O IT "as
aar pounn: jour.- amenca. Ilsji'ic.
irTTKiV avaicaal quotation : ui craam-
ry aollil park. 57c par pound: buttar fat. 55
tjlTr pr p-uiid; K'tarn. ILrllc pr pound.
r'-ttB. Kanry. 1SI1- per pound.
VtAL Fain -. bi lo 1.1 poumli. I.la
13c par pound.
Vra-rtablra aad Irulta.
APPt.rS Kln. l'4iTV- p-r Wit: Wo.f
rtmr. ;:.rtl. ttaun. b.c'.i--. ll-ldaln.
: alUi .s.irtnrn .p. i ufl..i. sno'.
$ i I i"; Spua-norr. l..".u-. nlt-r
Ilanana. $1 Ti3.''
F Ai'K K';l:TAI!I.r--arrota. alii l.-S
hundred: pa ran e. HUIU. turnip. 1;
boota. tl.ti v I
OKIEN KKriTH Paarm l.:r.i2 par
prua. l 3". p-r l ..a: llalaaaa ?
o 7 p-r barrri. rranrierrlea. tatl-0 Pr
barrol; puin.ea, tlal.J' per box: huakia
brrria. ti -t h- It.; iimuii.i. 4 prr 1X.
VimSTAltl-Kst Urans. li'UUo pr p0"1"':
raLr.te. i 1 per hundrej; raultfloaar,
Caifornla. - Ji per rra:-i reler-. t ail
f..rma. .Hi.:i .r rra:-. ru.-umfera. H
per lii; eacpiant. IIUU'i Pr rati-: ny1"";
lotf 1.- p- r IU : preen union. l'c p-r U".;
pepper. l"c i-er II..: pumpkin. lmc per
lb-: radlhea. liiJ-'lc per doaen: aprouta.
Tta--; ,.uah. 1 a I S Pr : tomatoes.
S 1 25 per boa. ,
TROPICA I. Fltl-ITS Orint't navala.
a-nt I l-r (. Ja'iiee. 1 1.". !"- PT
t-undio: l.nnn. KI.rtMa e,ai--rni.t.
ti: tinna.il. ".c ir teound . p reC; , lea, vc
ii-r r-'un-l: p-niiei: ra A 1.75 wr p'.
PTATiI.S r...n. II M vr huu.lred:
saeei j-.i.:.-. per r-.und
t'NUi.S.-i nr.. in. ;..bt:n irlce. J1.IUJ
per liutiureU.
r.rocrrlra. 1 tried a rulla. tc.
I-ttlKU Kill IT APP'ea. IV.- 'T poun.l :
rurranta. 13';I5'-: arl.ta. lltlMr; rlat-.
Tr p-.und. fi. hu'K. w'llta -r b.i-k. bv
a.rk. Tu: 1 iu'l 7i: I--1-. 3-1-.
1-I. "': norna. 1
SALHoX folumhta l:iver. 1-pound ta:i.
I' t p-r doaen; 2-iio-iud t.li. -: 1-l-,und
f.ata lis'.: Ala.ka p nh 1 p-'"'"
tal:s. HI: rl. 1-pound tai:. '.: "''!'
1-pouiKl ra.ia. t -
fiiKffiK lloaatod. In
diums. 1J35'jC
par noui.d.
vitt Walnul. lit lie per p un l: rra-
sil nuua. 1UI. f.'berla. alm.uina.
laulkc; pe.-ana. 1-; coeoaouu. !H'c v I Pr
rtoaea: meamuta. I " per pound; liickiry
auta. lai')o per pound.
HALT liranula-ej. 113 per t.n; IlIf
rrourd. H. vM per ton; ."a. 3 por ton.
IlK.VNS fiinull wt.lt. 4-c. larca ahita.
S. l.lrfl... pink. IVc; rJ lril-o.
IV bajou. fc'a1 .
KK'I: No 1 Jpn. rhtf' r'a.lel.
$3. :. 4 sr: tuhem ..:. 3S7c
II J Et-l'th'. P- r ca: atralned.
T S " P-r pound. ,
l-i.K It iru:tl, fruit and aarrr.
$: 0. heal. i-4". earra t .. vn: iM"n ' .
5 yallow l. 14 : robea (barret'. -:
powdrrod. It "-". Ttrmi on ranilttancra alll
In 1 d.tva. rted.i.-t S e p-r pun l. tf later
than 13 ia). and within 3a diet, deduet i,c
p-r pound. MP lutar. 1". J IV- per poiiDj
I'rot lloaa.
HAVS- l to 1 pound-. le; IS to J4
poun.la 17', r. 14 to I iunJ. l.c. 1
to in. 17 I7e. aklnnrd. p-n-ra. USf.
coltaao roli. la
HAi ON l'4i atamiard. --,
Choi.--. lit.-. Ki al h. I -
MIOKLU MKATH le-f tnnjtuea. ...r;
dried b-f aeta. ooiatdea. n-wia: In-
aMte. 5.U-. kriu.ble. Z2' .
HiT MAI.T I l:Kt Itef' lar abort clea-a.
dry ll. I'a. imul''l. 17. tJekV llcht.
aa:t. 13ar: amuked. 17c: baeka. hnn. aait.
I-V ; ainoke-1. l'-c; aap-irl l-illc. ii't.
I44i: a-u"ked. I..-.
l.jnif !'. keiite renJerr-l. 1 tttnfl.
ar-l purr. I'.'.c: cliulca. 14'aCi ahortaclna-.
liar.
llopa. Moot, Hide.. He.
,, ,.4in.i rrp Uul3"-: crop.
To-. oIu. honmu
tl. t:alerii tt'in. into 17c pound;
Vai.ev. lTttVJr p-r pound
t ill AIR fhon a. 3--J-T per rn.iind.
I'A-1'AHA HAI1K ISO P-r P-.uiiU
IillKH Salted bid-a. be I r pound;
aaiie.l ca;f. !.; salted kip. c: a;ted a-.
tv yreen hldaa. 1 - i: dry hlOea. 1SVJ
17e- drr call 1JU1V-; do n.tra. little---
I'KLTsI lrr. lSf: anlt-d. biin-h-ra
taba-uff. 4or7.V-: Srrtt'C lamt.a. 25 y 4.
WHEAT QUOTED EASIER
FXI'ORTERS THE ONLY 111YK.RS
IX T1IK .MARKET.
Seattle Poultry Healer I.nk lor
Ixw Turkey Prices at Oirltinns.
Oran.es Sell Welt.
tiRATTLB. Nor. to. (Kpecial.) Seaula
Wheat exporters eatilnate toal ona-baif of
tha crop baa been moved. Whtla exports
ara below these of 1:. the receipta this
tear aince July 1 ar.itta IMIO cars com
pared with livl for tha aama period Inst
tear, wheat was easy to.lav. aim bZe the
top on biuestrm and 0',c offered for club.
Lxporlere were abut the only buyers.
Approximately five carloads of turkeys
ara bald In aumia here, all of which la
stock, left over from Thanka'vln opera
tlosa. sfoanwbllo tuo demand la licht and
all signs point to an exlre-mely easy rhriat
mas aiarkaL Tha prediction waa made by
a prominent poultry Jobber today that tur
keys will be cb-uper Christmas than at any
time In five years. Ilena and Springs were
ia fair demand.
Kca. butter and cheeaa moved slowly.
Meaner guoda worn scarce, although a
fresh aupplr will be available tomorrow.
Crapes wt-re practically off tha market to
day. Tba few that will arrive on tha boat
will not bo quoted at less than $L50 and
possibly aa blgb as 91.7a Cewry wua very
acarra In moat quartere. Kaacy stock sold
at 75 cents.
Japanese oranges take hold In good shape
at $l."5 to $l.:l.V Indicatlooe point to lare
recerpla of Japaaaaa oranges during; tha
w inter.
m.Hia were quoted as low as V Navel
oranseo sold baiter than al aay lima ni
season.
rKOIHTT. AT MS nt-xXCISCO.
Qnwtalasaa Cmrrrat la that Bay City Mar
kets. BAX KRANCI.-aX. Nor. SO Tha fol low
Ins produce prices were current today:
Vegelabtea v'uc urn hers. 91ll-50: garlic.
4ic; green pea. : atrtag baane. Try
lor; tomatoes. iovajl.: egg planu 35t
Sam-; onions. POc o $ 1. 1 ia.
Hotter Ksacy creamery, Sc.
rlcsa blore. 4:c. fan y ranch.. 50c
a'tieeaa our.g Amenta. Itiawltc.
sllllstufrs liran. l;l Jv, middlings, f.2
Hay Wheat. (lf II: wheat and oats, $99
ll..v; alfalfa. fJtrll-
Krult Apples. hol- e. o".c: common. 4Vl
Mralraa Hmca. I4.au a 5: California lemona.
cnoir-r . common. -. orangca. navel.
1 Vl: 5.1. pln-applea. UMlil
I'olat.e Sa.lraa Hurhanka. 9T.50B1.TA;
sweets, f a.li)at 2. iu; Oregon iiurbauka. (1.4d
at I. Jo.
Ketalp's r'loiir. &72S qoarter sarVs:
wheat. 1.1 cnials. barley. auVSul Ceatala:
aala. 4liW centa:a. potatoea. Ovl- ceutoia;
bren. bl sa-ka. mlddltnsa. oi aacka; bay.
leal tons.
Csatdltloai af too Treoaur,.
WASHINGTON. Nov. SO. At the legln
nlrg of bualne-a today the condition of tba
t'n'led (ii-atee Ireaaury was:
Working balance to Treaaury office
e'9 7vi. m batias and Philippine t-caaury.
il.evl.41. Tlie total la.anca ia tha gen-
. . -1 f t waa 1 'i 5o4-5L'x.
lird-nary reeeipia yealer.Iay were S1.4!ll.- J
7 a 7 with disburaemeuta of 4 I .ul-L
The deficit to dale thia fiscal year 11
Vi 7i' v;l. as against JT.l;o.un at lais time
last year.
Ihraa fiarures do not include Panama Ca
nal and uaOI,c d'bt Iranaau-lioDS.
ColTro an4 Mttarar.
XKW YORK. Nov. S Co'f-e futures
rloaed ateady al a pet devltne of Sao polnte.
bal-e. 5S a bass; November and IJecember,
l- .;:.: January l'A-7c; KePruarv. In.-J4c;
March and Arrt!. 10.SI -; Way. laiSe; June,
lola.-; Jul. lo.l7c: Ausuat, lX15c; xicptem
ber. toil.-, and tx-tober. l01c.
Spot effee quiet; No. 7 Rio. 13 4 U'a'l
Pant.a No. 4. 15VC Mild quirt; Cordova.
1 J -t J 15c.
Raw eugar qnlsl. Muscovado. .S test,
S4.U-; cenlrlfusal. .1"1 tet. !.: molaaaea,
test. J.l'-c. refined susar steady.
Irrted rralu at New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. r. ENsporaled apples
Steady, with a fair Jo.-blnr demand on the
sr t. Knncv. 11 Sc; choice. mac; prime.
Istr; common to fair. lf;-c.
Prunes firm, quotations ransuig from o
loic for t-'altforntaa up to 50.4.1s and biati
piac for Oregons from ooa to 3"s.
pea.-hee steady on smaller offertnrs from
the toaal; choice. 7 Si ho: extra choico. bg
aijC fancy. ISO"-
Near York fat too Market.
Nrrw Ti'llK. Nov. totlon futures
cloel steady. 4 to 14 point hlKher. No
vember. 11.44c: tcember. II t,-; January,
14 41.; Keoruarv 144v: aiar.-b. la.l.'c;
April. 15 lac: War. 1 . ;c; June. 1.34u;
Jult. 15 itc; Ausuat. 14.lc.
fottoa epot cioaed qutet. la points
bother. MiJ-uplanJs. lo.luc; do. Oult
li.JJc No salaa.
EAST DULL
But Some Demand for Apples
at Interior Points.
NEW YORK WELL STOCKED
TweiUj-Four Cars of Western Boi
Emit Koccltred Yfelerdaj Ar-
kan.Has Macks nd Rome Beati
lra r.riiig SiitTf nlwrs Price.
The dally market bulletin of tha North
weiera Krai'. Kxt-tiaiisa lollowa:
' Th. ra Is praclically no Inquiry for boxed
app.'-a on an r. o. u. oua:a irum -
r;n ni.irk.-t. bv which wa mean the torrl
lory hataeen t.'hlraca and tha Atlantic aoa
i....r.i i-i.. n.kik:i arem to haa all
tn.) ran uae. Tha principal outlet at tho
preKent tltno aeema to lie in me
Weatern ard Souil'.crn diairleta, from wbii-n
tlie iiimuIi 1 not urs-nt but tuftlcient to
...k.. mi to oiatMiao of our tars at r-
tent value. Wo a .ould rhara.'terlze th
tn iiket ii qul. t. Tlie marnri on i-ime
k-... e..i.tmi..a un.nt if ai-lorv. aa thia va
rioty la too huh priced to meet with raady
aala In tlie smaller inurao.a vi "
rf..tn..ii Th nrmrluaj oulleU thai
foro. I In tha lanta canton, and all of them
Im received mora of thl variety than
avar b-fora. and ao much of It boa boon
of Irreamiur quality and In such r.po con
dition aa to requlra Immediate sale, and
keeping the coiiaumlns trade n:lod up.
HviHcvcr. there hdi been a larse quah-
I tr or -.pilXi-nt erKB piaceu ui ivi.i i-vi-.
... i-.it it., ouili-.k fur a rtod later mar
ket o-i 11:1s tarl-.ty I not favorabla. Our
,ew Tork SKent aires us this rnorntns; as
f.iilnaa:
"Total arrivals. 14 cars. Spltaenberit.
Ark.insii Ilia, ka srd Hums Tleanllea aell
ina from -4:.ai dn: lllaok Twi(a, l.i3
doan: Newtowr.a, 1 rt n."
The a'cniflcaf.t f.-atur of thia report la
that tarU-l.ua of poor natural quality lika
Arkanaaa iliarka ara it-K-nini aa mu
nooiev aa u.t xen k . CshL-a from l.on-
uon report that cir.-en Newtowna are
miiklcc Trom to is llllllinr awtuun
to quality and aire.
W.- nnnrl the followlnc aalea:
I'KK 411 Mir boxes of Kano Sp'tsenbevus
from Tlie lia! tjr. :it. at fl.4 per hox
f. o. b. ahippuir point, lo a buyer in Siis-
PI- f: 14. 11 vnrietl'Ui. fancv and rhnlra
grn.lc. inostlv choice, from t al.laeii. i-iaiio.
l-.th a. fo'.loaa: I'luiev Pe.irnia ina. 41. -5;
fancy l)"laar na.l. fl .15: ftnev Ulack
Twlra. ! !): farv Arkarans hi.icks. ii.m;
funcv Mionurl I'lpOina. tl.15: sll choice.
s-ic f. o. b. shipping point, to a buyer In
ik I'-nmt.
PK1-: ai'H. from Rufur. Or.. lrh. H T
o, r.n.-v mi fancy. It'.il choice llllilins.
"4 tncy Il.-n is--ia. oil choice Ren lavis.
tho car contslnlns- J4I 4-tli-r ard -'i a1.
ti.r. bs'ance la'ser and ninl'er stirs. SI
I 11 1.1 airsiicni iii.iuc. win. 11 i. r-,...,-.-...
1 lo al.lo f. o. h. snv other main !l::e pcini.
We conlier the beat ne or inc 0.1)
th folios ing:
v v. K P4I2. from Durfur. Or.. Nov.
70. 40 extra fan v Itlsck Talc. ?I"0: S14
fsncya. $1 40: choice ll.n.i; fancy
Canada Re.la. $1.40- 114 rnlce. Jl 13; 15.5
fancy Northern Spies. 1 "5; IVS choice
r'pies. l.i": all f. o. Ii. Dufur. to a whole
ai'.e srocerv houae In ivntrsl Texas This
sale I equivalent to loo hliiher all around,
from sny main line point, as Dufur takrs
a hlKher fr. iirht rate. Theao pi ices are
mora than ths fruit would be wr-rlh In sny
open niarUel. but we are aomciitr.es slile
to exsct a premium from tho grocery truila.
n. T.. "1.1H4. from Moyera Kstla. With
Inrfon. Nov. 1!. S5 extra fancy, t7 fancy
III... Pearmnina. 11.50- 64 ll'veri. el.4U;
one fancy Arkansas Black. II. -'."; 117 fane
I'.tr.ce. 31 extra fancy Can... $125;
extra fan. y and fancy IlaUlAlna. l.l.i; an
f o- tv. alevcrs Fsll. to ths same grocery
houae In Ontial Texas, this being another
extremely good sale.
p. F. Fl, 7i.".Kft. froen t'nlon. Or.. Nov. It.
351 'choice Oonos. 37! choice Ben Iavls St
a strals-ht prlre of 80c. f. o. b. Union. t
a buyer in ileorgta.
WHEAT CLOSE IS HRH
MARKET STRENGTHEN" El
THE IU IX.E IN CORN'.
BY
Million and a Hair Bushel) of the
Latter Grain Oliang Hands.
Oat Also Higher.
CHICAGO. Not. 20. Purchase of 1.500.000
bnabels of corn for ono firm hera not only
put tip the price of, thst xrsln today, but
ai.o gave an appearance of strength to
wheat and oata. The outcome of trading
waa a net advance of sc to Sc on corn.
Vc to He gain fur oats and In wheat a rise
of tat except for the liecerober delivery,
which showed s loss of tic. Provisions at
the close ranged from 11'aC higher to S'jc
down.
Corn finished st tha top price of ths day
and with the tons decidedly firm- Persis
tent buying for a leading short ovorcams
a weak stsrt snd simultaneously tha fact
developed that export sales were being- made
hera on a fair acale. The transient weak
ness at the stsrt ans attributed to reports
from receivers tbat tha country was selling'
a lit lie more freely, Iowa In particular, slay
sold from 4dsC lo 47 Vc closing al ths
latter price, a net gain of c advanca.
iihort sellers made an early drive at tha
wheal market, but oversold to commission
houses that had resting orders In plsuly.
Adding to ths troubles of tho bears were
r-iorts of export ealce at Baltimore. Wore
over, primary receipts were only 40 par
cent of the total a year aio. Snow In Kan
pas and Missouri furnished theb incentive
for the early selling, the Idea being that
the Winter crop would be materially bene
fited by llieh downfall. May fluctuated be
tween BlVc and HiStfSiSc with tba close
firm at "he last-named figuroa, a net ad
vance of ic.
btrength In other grain caused an Im
proved tone In oats. Msy varied from Die
to 34 Vc and closed with 4e net gain at
highest prices of tba seaeton.
Hmall purchases on tha part of shorts
mada provisions firm. Al tha end of lbs
day, pork was & to 11 Vc up; lard, IVwS"
up t I'jc off. and ribs at an advanca of 6c
to t Vs.
Tba leading futures ranged aa follows:
WHEAT.
Open High. Los. Close,
lec .V I S t 4S
May iV .V Ha .'
July ".
CORN".
TVee 43 V ,44 .4tS .44'.
Slsr.w... V .47V .44j .47V
July 474, .474, .47V .474,
OATS.
Dec JOS .:i V .lV -Jl'a
May :J -34V .3S- .34".
J my 11 V .444, ."V .144,
MKSd POIthl
Jan 17'1 17.1 14 15 17.
Mas 14.3 I4.:V 14. :i 1I.J5
LARD.
Nov."..... .77V t.0 77V .77?i
Jan. 70 .77, .47V .7:v.
May .;:h .;, t.SJV l.iia
HHOlIT RIB3.
Jan. .0V 17 s.os a 1n
Hay ;'.a 4:V 4.47V 4. 45
Total cl.-arances of wheat and flour wera
equal to S.olv.uuu bushels. I'rlinary receipts
were t'jS.Osltf bushels compared with 1,!5.
0011 bushvla the correapondlng day a year
ago. The world's vlsllile supply, ss shown
by Ilradatreet's, decreased 2.7 47.000 bunhel.
fclat!mate4l receipts for tomorrow: Whest. 12
can; corn. 344 cara; oata. 14d cars; bogs,
54. OHO hesd.
Receipta Shipments.
riour. bsrrcls la.sml
Wheat, h.mho's :l.0 4i.3"0
Corn. buh.ls I.s.7"0 73.SK0
Oats, luahels 33S. too ;D.i0
Ke. buhel. .oi'0
boa-ley. bushels I5u.uu0 7.00
Kurspran Grain Markets.
IjONPON. Nov. :. "argoes, easier; buy
ers reserved. Walls Walla for shipment al
;i. KnKlih country markets, quiet;
Krcnch country tiiarkeis, steady.
I.IVEKPlicll. Nov. ?!. Close Wliest. De
cember, it KVd: March, Cs IlVd; May. 7s
Vd. Weather, cold.
.raia Markrta of tba Northwest.
KKATTU1. Nov. 2. Milling quotations: '
BluealeuA, ,-c; Xvlyfuld. buc; dub, ilru; 1
TRADE N
llfe, 7!c: red Ruaalaa, 77c Export wheat:
Iilueatem. 7ic; forty-fold. 77c: club. 7to;
nfc. 7ic; re-1 Kussian. He. Yeteruas car
receipts: Whest. 31; oats, 6; corn, a; bar
ley. 12; bay. .
TACOMA. Nov. 29. Wheat Millie frt Blue
stem, fc-'lc- club. Sic: red Rniaa. Tc Ex
port: Hltiea'.em. SL"c; forty-fold. Soc: club,
7c- red Russian. 77c Receipts Wheat, 47
cars; barley, 1 car; oats. 2 cars; bay. 14
tliatigrs in Available Supplies.
NEW Y ORK. Nov. 29. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Hrmlstreet's show the following changes In
available supplies as compared with pre
vious account:
Bushels.
Wheat. United States, east of
Rockies, decreased 11 ,2
Can. la decreased 33.000
Total. 1'nited Ststcs snd Canada,
rtecreas.-d -
Artoat for snd lu Kurope decreased. I.ltHI.OOO
Total American and European sup-
ply decreased 2.74. .000
Corn. Vniled States and Canada, de-
creased 1.003,000
Oats. Inlted tstates and Canada.
decreased 37S.0OO
Oral a at San Franrisro.
SAX KRANCLSUO. Nov. 29. Wheat and
barley steady. ....
pot quotations: Wheat Shipping, l.4i;
ti 1.7.0 t'tr cental.
Hurley Fed. 1.U2 V 'lA 1 .0:1 PT cenlal;
br-winic. 1.0tlVti 1.1 IV P-r cental.
data R.d. 1.17V u 1-7 V Per cental:
white. tl.4.1 1.05 per cental; black, 1.3o
1.4( per c.nral.
Call board sales: Barley December,
$1.0:: P'f cental; May. I.09' per cental.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. U. Wheat close:
December. Sl.oi'V ft l.'V : May. (l.U4tt
104 V. Cssh No. 1 hard, 41.04 V: No. 1
Northern. X1.U2V 41 1-0.1-V ; No. 2 Northern.
lllJcfcll.Ol : No. .1 wheat. 17 V c U 1.00
RECEIPTS GLEAN UP
LIGHT ARRIVALS OP CATTLE AT
NORTH PORTLAND.
Market Holds Stead) Small 1 .01 of
Lightweight Hogs firing
$8.60.
Cattle receipts at the yards were light
veat.-ruay aud opportunity was Kive.11 to
clean up the surplus carried over from
previous arrivals. There was bo maleal
cliaiiKe In the market conditiona as revealed
by the prlcea paid.
A small lot of fancy liuht-weiclit hoes.
averasitiK only Ills pound, w-ere sold at
sm'.o. but the usual Mzes bruuKhl $1. the
pil.-e that has prevailed Tor several rlava.
A large bunch of choice Jnmbs sold at 4H.
Receipts for the tisy were 3.', cattle, Ijlli
s!i-en and ay hoas.
blllpiiers of the stock were R. McCrow.
of liohlcndale. Wash . I car of hoK; H. F.
Troub. of Waukee. Wash., 3 cars of sheep,
snd William Shepard. who drove In 33 cat-
tlu and 1j3 sheep.
The ilall sales were as follow:
Weisht. Price.
r steers i 14.10
3". tc. rs i-n i.7'0
7 steei Sim 4
3 steers f.0 4 --" ' I
I stei rs 10S0 4.73
in steers 4.35
?J steers 1 1' 4.70
?j steers 111'3 4.SS
:3 steers 1170 4 .i
10 steers 91' 4 .'1j
21 cows 91" 4.1
1 row- 1 ":'.o 4.-
i con-s ll'-'l 4. " 5
1 cow 1010 j.r.o
4 cows 1014 4 -"."i
cows 1070 3.JS
14 cows iOUO 3.7S
1 row 1170 .'.SO
S co-vs : 3 10
1.' cows 10i& 3.60
4 cows I'"1.". 2 0
! cows lo t" 1! 0
1 heifer 1 870 4.50
13 calves 11 4. SO
I calf SO 1.00
I calf 470 S.2S
1 stHg 1110- 4.00
1 bull 10 3. .15
2 bulls 1110 S -i
ton lambs 73 4 00
;4 hogs, choice lights v. . . . U' S.SO
4 boss "... t'! S."0
1 hog 490 8.00
Prices current on the various classes of
stock at tho Portland Cnlon stockyards wero
aa follows:
Beef steers, good to choice. .... 35.27i'a $7i. no
Beef steers, fiiir to medium 4..iU''i- 5.oo
Choice spayed heifers 4.7."ii) 0.10
Ootid to choice beef cows 4..i0fi 5.00
Medlnm to good beef cows 3. noes 4.00
Common beef cows l;.(iil 'it H. 50
Bulls 4.0UW 4 11.1
PtftKH. good to choice........... 4.iMl'j) 4. oil
Culvea, liKbt . 7.00 ID 7..'i'
Culves, heavy 4.lMI't) o-'J-i
Hogs, toj H.OOat M. 11 -i
Hoes, fair to medium 7.rinrf 7.7.1
ShecP. beat Valley wethers Tl e-Vf 71. .10
She-p, fair to good wethers.... o.nnif :i.'J5
Sheep, beat vearltng wethers... d.'jr, '.a 4 7a
Sheep, best Valley owes H.."iO'.i 4.00
Lotmhs. choice mountain Ft.i'tv 6.00
Iambs, choice Valley 4.7.V(J 6.00
Chicago Ltveatock Market.
CHICAGO. Nov. 21). Cattle Estimated re
rclpts, 9oii0. Market, weak. Beeves, $4.."Hi'a
7.6AI; Texas steers. 34.-00 a.40; Western
steers. H JSti . Oil; stockers and feed.-rs,
$3. ;tO VIS-oii: cows and heifers. SJ.e0x4o.o0;
calves, 7.i;54ll.i.-..
Hogs Kstlmated receipts. 2.000. Market,
glow, generallv 5c higher. Light. .S0 a 7.M;
mixed. $4 83v7.30; heavy. l.S3a 7.35; rough,
eo.:;o47.00; good to chol'-e heavy, $7.0o1s
7.35; pigs. I6.3907.OO; bulk of sales. 47.00 J
7.2 V
Sheep Rsttmated receipts. S2.0OO. Market,
steady. Native. 1:17 '11 Western, I-.'.7.14D
4 2..: yearling. $4.2ut 3.23: lambs, native,
4.23e.23: Western, 4Cut0.
Metal Markela.
NEW TORK. Nov. 20 Standard copper
eav. Spot. November and December. '.12.40
fl2.BA-: January. 12.4.1 it 12.oc; February,
12..ov 12-6.3C; March. 1-33 li!. 75c. London
firm. Spot, 37 s 3d; futures. 58 3s. Ar-
rivaia reporieu ai ew a wi a ' y ' ,w..e-(-ustora.
house returns show exports of 20.454
tons so fsr this month. Local dealers quote
Inks copper at ISoMa.25c: electrolytic,
li.MH trKlc: csstlna. 12.504 IS 75c.
Tin easy. Spots November, December, Jan
nary and February. 37 ts.i7.2-5c. London
firm; aoot f 10 7a d; futurea. 1170.
Ia-ad quiet, 4.45 tj 4 .15c New York. 4.30f
4.37 Vo blast St- Louis. London spot, 1J
3s d. ,
4-pelter qolet. 5.S.4t3.05c New York. 6.77 M
3JVc Kast St. lajuls. London, spot 24.
Iron Cleveland warranta. 4'Js d in Lon
don. Locally iron waa ateady. No. I foun
dry Northern, No. 1 foundry Southern and
No 1 foundry Southern soft. tl.".75y 10.25;
No. 2 foundry Northern. 113 50 j Id.
MILLS ABE NOT BUYING
KASTKRX WOOL MARRfTT SHOWS
LKSS ACTIVITY.
Rut Values Are Firm With Holders
Asking Full Trlcei! Some
yeiuantl for California..
HOdTON, Nor. 20. Tha Boston wool tnsr
v.i eoniinl.e. firm, hut lea active. The
momvrment to the mills has almost ceased,
bnt Inquiry continues alung fairly broad
lines. A good traffic Is reported, particular
ly in Texas and California wools, while ter
ritory ataplo and Ohio fleeces are in fair
demand. Holders quota Sue for half-blood
Ohio, but they say that buyers do not re
spond, ljuotatinns. Scoured baals:
Texas r 1 ne jz mo in 11 a, o , ..-. .
49 5i)c. ....
,-.nrenla Vorth.-m. S3S37C: middle
county, r.o'02c; Southern, 4ti4Sc; Fall
tree. 434,45c. ,..
Oregon Kastern o. 1 siapie, oauouv.,
Koatern clothing. UutjOlc; Valley No. 1.
Territory Fine stsple. 843e: flna sta
ple. SVtic: fine clothing. JSBWc; fine
medium clothing. SittJOo; half-l.lood comb
ing ltj12c; three-olghths-blood combing,
SSlisoc; quarter-blood combing. 31 ft 33c.
Pulled Extra. 05c: fine A, 3StJOc; A
supers, 55 M 35c
Wool ai St- Lois.
ST. LOVIS.' Nov. 2. Wool Unchanged.
Territory and Western mediums. -ii--c,
fine mediums. 2r2le: tine. 12vl3c.
Chicago Dairy I'roduce.
CHICAtlO. Nov. 20. Butter Steady.
Creamcrl.-s, 24tf3oc: dairies. 2o'27c.
Eggs Firm. Keceipie, snu.i cases; At
mark, rases Included, 19Vil22Vc; ftrsts.
30c; prime llrst. 32c.
Cheese fritearty. iiaisics. iiitTi.ic;
twins. lOVw'OVc; Young Americas, 16 V 4
liVc; long horns, JiVlfl5Vc
ADVANCES ARE HELD
Last Prices of Stocks Are at
the Top.
BUT DEALINGS ARE SMALL
I'oo 1 ill Stel, I'nion Pacific and
Reading Has Xot Abandoned
Operations Sroney- Market in
a Satisfactory Condition.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29. The subsidence
of the turmoil in today's stock 11 arket af
forded a strange contrast to yedtnrday'a
disorderly decline. The dealings did net
fall back to last week's low levels by any
means but the decreasing activity and the
narrowing range of tho fluctuations sug
gested a return of the aamo conditions of
neglect and indifference. The advances
were firmly held and last prices were at
the top.
The pool position continued tho central
object of Interest in the situation as a
whole. The rise In the proportion of the
dealings in Cnited States Steel to one-third
of the aggregate, with Reading and Vnion
Pacific supplying nearly another third,
these three stocks being the medium of the
pool's operation, showed the heavy part
still played In tba dealing by that organ
ization. Yesterday's severe decline was supposed
to mark the abandonment of hoiies by the
pool managers of distributing their hold
ings at the high prices then prevailing. The
renewed resistance, as shown today, sug
Tcstcd a renewed attempt to Invite outside
demand at the lower lnvcl.
Nearly a il.OOO.ooo in gold whs taken
ftKaln , today for Canada and San Franci-aco,
but without disturbing the market. The
decline in the London discount rate, in
spite of the nearness of the December
monthly requirements, also testified to the
extent of the easing tendency of money
markets.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
f 1.723.1100. Inlted States bonds were un
changed on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
Allis dial Pf 1"" HI7 "l'i 31V
Atnal Copper .. 15,hoo 07 V 0G 7V
Am Afc-ricult 4:lV
Am lle. t SuKar mm 3V "" 3"i
Am Can !V V !
Am Car & Fdy. 8.2HO f.2V M -"
Am Cotton Oil.. tioo 01V tilV ti-
Am lid & Lt pf 20
Am Ice Securi. 400 18V 18 IS
Am Linseed 12
Am Locomotive f.Oi ss 37V SS
Aui Smel & Kef 25.400 TS-'a 7 -s
do prcf.rred.. COO 104 V Ml!: 1M
Am Steel Fdy 45
Am Susar II. f. 50 117 llil lUl
Am Tel & Tel.. 2,HOO 1414, 14UV 141 H
Am ToIjocco pf :m0 HI 4 V 01 V
Am Woolen .... I'm 34 .14 3-"l
Anaconda M Co 2"H 40'i 4"i 40'i
Aichisoii 7.2i0 1"1" l"0Ti ll V
do preferred.. 2O0 HHU 101 V 101
All Coast Line. li 117 117 117
Halt ot Ohio .. 7o0 lo'S 105 JOS
H.-tlileliom Steel 4'H ;- SO'i 31V
Ilr.Mik K Trail.. l.OOO 7V 75V 7V
Canadian I'ac. l.:ioo l:i5V J 04 V l4-
Centrul Leather 6" 33 V 33 V 33 V
do preferred -. 1"V
Central of N J '-,
Ches at Ohio .. 13.200 fc3 81V b-'7s
CUlcago Alton -- J1'
Chi Ut West .. 900 22, 22' Jj'i
do preferred 44 :
CblcaKO N W tX) 14r, 144V 144
C, M & St I" .. 4.S00 1234 32 12.1V
C, L', C i St L'. t.4'-.
Col Fuel & Iron 1I0 324 3144 32V
Col 01 Southern -:-
Consol Has 1.70 133V 132v MJ1
Corn I'roducts.. 4oD Hi 10 10
Ilel Hudson.. Soil Hiit 1H5 104V
D ft R Grande. 20O 30V 30'4 30
do preferred.. IOO 72 V 72 V '2
Distillers' Securi l.ooo .32V Jlji 32V
Erie 4.300 2SV 2H V 2V
do 1st pf 3oO 47 V 40V 40 V
do 2d pf 10O 35 35
Gen Llectrlo .. 4.50 5.57V 154i 1..5V
Ot Northern pf 2.300 12S 121V 12.1
Gt North Ore .. 3.) 5S ... V "S
Illinois Central. loo 132 132 131V
Interbor Mot .. 3.SOO 13 a 11V 1V
do preferred., l.soo 5.1 V W 5.1V
Inter Harvester. 3.200 111 10!V HOV
Inter Marino pf J'i
Int Paper 800 13V 13 13V
Int Pump 2.400 4.1V 424 4.t'z
Iowa Central 10
KC Southern .. 4O0 31V 31V -31V
do preferred.. loO 05 5 .,14.
Laclede Gas ... 4M 1'KiV 10i54 1"V
Louis & Nash.. 5O0 142V 141 142
Minn & St L. . 3o0 2V 2ti 2..V
M. S P S S M 4H0 131V 131 130 V
Io. Kan Tex J.0O0 33 32i 32 V
do preferred o.l
Mo I'aclllc 3o0 4!V 48V
Nat Biscuit ... 200 111 111 111
Nat Lead O00 50 '4 JSi J
Mex N Ky 2 pf 3.KI 30 V 35V M
NY Central... 5.2O0 112V 111'. 11-'
N Y. Out & Wtl 1,200 41V 41V 41V
Norfolk He Wes l.r.UO !lt l8V
North Am 200 1 V l I's
Northern Pac .. 3.1'" 115V 11414 1L
Pnclhc Mail ... !." 33', ,,2V 3..V
Pennsylvania .. 3.2'tO 120 V 120 , JJ1
Peoples Gas ... .".00 106 lOoV 10o
P. C C St L. !" l'7 1'7 Po
Pittsburg Coal. 211 1!J ia J
Pressed S Car.. 100 82 V 32V 2V
Pull Pal Car ' 1
Ry Steel Spring 10O 34 34 .!3V
Heading 107,lo 350V 14KV l;'OV
IteDUbllc Steel.. .oo ''TS
do preferred.. 300 SO V I"!
Rock Island .. 6.i'0 32 V "IV
li
32
.:V
anv
24 -a
do preferred.. i"'i - a
St L & S F 2 pf IOO 3ti
St L Sout hwest
30
" Ba!''- aiwi -no" 'iiH 4
U..thern 1'iLC .. 18.100 lid 115 lloV
Southern Ry .. l.ioo 20 25 V
".V
do preferrea. . .1""
Tenn Copper ... 1.2'm 3(.jl
Texas & Pacific 1.300 2o s
1- . i . i . w ...
o-V
35 V 3V
25 25"s
24
d'o preferred.. 3oO Mi BB'i 64
Union I'aclllc .. 80.000 17V 3.4j l.bV
do preferred.. foo 112V 2V 2V
70
U S Realty
,f c I..l,l.ee TOO .14
34
3o 5.
U S Steel 181.'iO 774
do preferred.. 2.2'Hl 117 V 11 . V ll.V
Utah Copper .. 2-.5O0 4S V 40 V 4ii
V4-.a.m!.w 3V 62 V 1
W ibash 3O0 1" 16 '
do preferred.. 1.1- RQV i S5V
Western -Vd ... 3- i
Westing F.lcc .. 1.7'Hl ! ; 0V
Western Union. 20 71V 71 71V
Wheel tr L K ,t,!l2
Lehigh Valley... 22.HOO 13V
Total sales for tho day, 604.800 shares.
4 BONDS. . -
NEW YORK, Nov. 2. Closing quotations:
u's ref. 2s reg.loO'ilN'. Y. O. s-n IHs 8SB
do coupon ...HK.v;No. Pacific 3s. 70V B
V 8. 3s reg 101V.No. pacific 4s... 9UV
do coupon . . .101 V I tilon Pacific 4S.101V
U.S. new 4s reg.H5VWla Central 4s. 92V
do coupon .. .115 VI Japanese 4s 81)11
D. R- G. 4S... 1'4B
Money, Kxcbange, Et.
t nvnoN. Nov. 2. Bar stiver, ateady at
71
77 V
2oVd por ounce.
Money 3VSMV per cent.
Tho rate of discount In the open market
for abort bills la 4 V P'T cent; for three
months' bllla, 4 V per cent.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29. Money on call,
easy 2ffl2V pet" cent; ruling rate. 2V per
cent; closing bid. HV Pr cent; offered at
2 V )ar cent.
Time loana, weak: 60 and 90 days, 4 per
cent; alx months. 4V Pr nt- .
prima mercantile paper closed at 5H T
3 per rent.
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STer;tng excnannc e,, v.. a- " "
The great
Motor Speed
way at
Indianapolis is
paved with
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NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits. $800,000.00
OFFICERS:
C. AIXSWOIITH. Presides. - W. SCHMEEH, Caahl
. LEA BARXB S, VIce-PTealdent.
a. to. W1UCHT, Aaaiatant Caabler. W. A. HOLT, AaaUtaat Cashier.
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BANK
At Interest oa trO-Day CU "
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CAPITAL UtOO.OOO, SUItPLlS t0,000.
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N. U. Carpenter, Vice-President
B. I-ee Paget, Secretary.
CORNER Tlllltn AXD OAK STS.
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Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 750,000
Oldest National Bank West of tha
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Corbctt Building, Fifth and Morrison Street!
Capital and Surplus $900,003
Invites Accounts ot
Merchants, Individuals and Saving
Iness in bankers' bills at $4.S22Saf 4.823. for
(W-day bills and at 4.Slfl for demand.
Commercial bills. tt.SIVs 3 4.82.
Bar ailver, S5'c
Mexican dollars. 4c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
easy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2 Sterling on
London, 60 days, 4.82 ; sinht 4 So.
Iirsifts Slcht. pur: tlfpmgli. Ic.
TRAVELERS GCIDK.
BA! FRANCISCO PORTLAND 8S. CO.
New service to Los Aiiueles via Saa Fran
cisco every nve days.
From Alnsworth dock. Portland. 4 P. M. .
S. Hear Ittc , Rose City 8, Beaver IS.
From San Francisco, northbound. 12 M. :
. . MS. Kote Clly lee. t. Beaver 7, Bear II.
From San Pedro, northbound:
SS. Rose City Nov. 30, Beaver Dec. 5,
"""h.". Smith. C. I. A., 14 Third St.
J tV Ransom. Agent. Alnsworth Dock.
Phones: Main 402. 286; A 1402.
San Francisco, Los Angelas ani
San Diego Direct
North Pacific 8, 8. Co.'s S. S. Roanoka
and 8 8. Elder salt every Wednaaday
alternately at P. at. Ticket office IU
faird t near Alder.
umTiv J. BJOLJET, Passenger Ageat,
W. U- SLLbStK, Frelgbt Agent,
a'hoora at. til. A Uli.
O. R. & N.
Astoria Root.
PTKAMEK HASSAL4D
Leaves Portland dally except Saturday at
s:00 P. at. Makes all way landings. Arrive
Astoria at o:uu a. m. ieaves siiona
dally except Sunday, at 7:00 A, M. Arrives
i . , a na p. M. Makes direct eon.
neetlon with steamer Nabcotta tor Megier,
. i un Baach and all points on the
llwaco Railroad.
COOS BAY LINE
ISTEAMER BREAKWATER sails from
Alaska dock. Portland, 8 P. M., October 11.
la. 25. ,o. 1. 8. 15, 22. 29 and every
Tuesday night. Freight receives at Alaska
Dock until 5 P. M. dally. Passenger fare,
first-class, $10; second-claas. $7, Including
mealsand berth. Tickets on sale at Ainav
w tilth Deck. Phones Mats lUi A 12X4.
OREGON
$500,000
TRAVEfJCRS' Gl'inK. '
LONDON PARIS HAMBURG
Ka! serin Aug. Vir Dec. 10, IS noon
MPrea. .(.rant Ker- 17. 10 A. V
PennsvlvanU ! 22. lt A. M
tAmerika-- Jan. S, 11 A. l.
t Unexcelled Rlts-Carlton a la Carte Restau
rant. Cymnaslum. Kite. Baths. Elevator,
Palm Garden. 'Second cabin only. IHam
burg direct.
GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, NAPLES, GENOA
By new 17.000-ton stesmers, equipped with
all modern safety appliances. Electric Baths,
Gymnasium. Elevator, etc.
8. 8. CINCINNATI Jan. 5. 12 noon
8. S. CLKVKI.AM) Jail. 2tj
S. 8. CINCINNATI leb. II
Hamburg
American Pleasure
Cruises
To the Interesting
Eastern Lands
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An Oriental Cruise leaving
New York January 23. lull,
by the S. S. Cleveland, for
Madeira, Spain. Italy. Greece,
Turkey. Egypt, Holv Land,
etc. Deration of 80 days.
Rates from $323 up. Including
landing and embarking, ex
penses. Also cm i nee to the West In
dies, South America. Around,
the TVorld. Cp the Nile, etc
Send for Illustrated books.
Hamburg-American Line.
160 Powell St.. San Francisco,
Cal., or local R. H. agents in
Portland.
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