23
THE MOKMXG OREGON7AX FRIDAY, DECE3IBER 9. 1910.
Of A FIRM BASIS
Potato Shipping Season Is
Now Opening.
GROWERS GET GOOD PRICES
Many Holding Back Supplies for
Higher Price After the Holl
daj Dfmand for Seed
Stock.
Tht potato hippin Nuna Is new opn
In and ub the lncras la bu.na the
market to cradBally brdnin. Prices are
Srmer mow than thy have ben at aF
tin stnee the crop f!nrt mad Its appear
anes. Thar are noti b orders tn alKht to
Indicate a rood drw of activity la tha
aar fat a r a. but It la with aoma dlfTlrulty
that tha orders caa be CMt Tha arrow
ara ara Inclined to bold flmlr, ballTtn tnat
prVa will ba httr aftr tha holiday.
Tba Orvroa f rmra have baaa Brra bold
ara thrcnishoat iba kojoq and to that fart
caa ba ascribed tha ataatr market that baa
prevailed la tha facs of a mora or laa
aiark demand. Tha bnrtn arte baa bov
arad around tha rant mark avar since tha
Season opened except a aaad at oca taken
far California.
There la aom ahlpptn demand bow, both
from California and tha Focthweet. nun
bar of car of rbolce Vily Block have
bi pat Into Ariaon.
There la a fair California Inquiry for
Amscaa Woadra for aad purpos- and
buyers par a pramlum tr such tack ovr
tebie potatoa. ra-f Amrtcaa Woadra
ara bat&c brought at $1.2 at shipping
aoiata.
A food many oT-crade B urban hs bava
baaa ofTvrad to tba local trade at SO to 00
cant, but for chotca hipptnjr atock buy ara
ara paytnff 91 and la aoma Instances bar a
paid a s.isht pramlum for a fancy traded
art lei a.
GOOD IXQC1RT TO TURJ4X3 HON
Saaa!l TrmdlnaT la tba rural Crop Colt
fort la Price.
A arood demand exists for bopa at T
and S ont a ad aoma larva deals ara undar
way. Trading tn tha currant crop la ra
'rlcled br tha firmness of it ro wera KUbar,
VTotf A Ntt-r bava bouitht 3 bls from
Hi I bur Cook, of VcMinaTlll. at I-1 cent
Fearvy ltrte. sold Hal Itolara S-4 balta
arrow a on the D. P. Taylor place, at Cor-
aMa.
Cal'fom a a ! vices report tha purchase by
rw.-io jn of noo ba!.e of Sonoma at 12 S
cn ts an d ha of Bon am -ta at US
rnta. alao a tnt of l-ske founty bopa at
13 , crnta. paid cms fr ZCft
bales of M'ndnrtnoa and Wolf a Natter
booht Tl balra of Sonoma at 13 cant a.
Trada rtrrolara of tha London bop factors
aT In part:
Wild. Xcama Co. Tha tog try weather
baa Infrf-vrd with boa in era, A qnM con
sumptlve trad coatlnuaa and values ara
sustained at their recent lerel.
3lanr a Hrnlay A fair trada baa baaa
don in medium and useful coppar trada
durln tha paat wek.
W. H. A -H. La May A fair amount of
buatas for tha lower priced coppar bopa
la now paatn. Tha prices now rullnc for
t are mrtatnly trmptlnr to thoaa who
bava pot coy rvd their rvqutrementa. Choice
boj ara scarce and oommand full ratea.
wiieAT M.ucKtrr activitt subsides
Valna CaaMlltlaaM Ara Improeed Today.
Lower frier HI He Qaotrd.
The activity that kipt prices up In tha
wh-at market ta Orat part of tha wV:
was lacktnic yatvrdar. The old prlcr
wra maintatnrd on the llttl hnalnraa that
w&s tranactd. but no praalns; dusira to
buy waa ihowo by the lo.nl trle and aim
liar alTlct-a rme from the Found. I" n 1 ea
there ta an Improtfin-nl In tha forrlsn and
Kaatern markfti to-lar. lower prices WU1
probably be quoted locally.
oma Fet'-rn buetnesa is still ondr way
In the barley market. Klrm-r reports came
f-mn tjp Eaat y--t'-rilny. Fd barler wna
qaotaT her at -"J f- and brewtnr at 23
which la half a tltior btrr than th for
mer quotation. The oats market was quiet
and vn'bns1.
Tha bay markt has a weaker undertone.
Farmers are orTerlnr more frly and In
soma quarters are for-in a" auppllca on tha
xnarket.
Iral reipfa. In rare, were reported y
tha Merchants Kxchar- as follows:
Barley Flour Oats Hay
rn1ae 1 & 4 1 1
r.lr 7H I .1 5 t
Wr.in-eday .... 7 3 17
Thursday 1"-' H 2 10
Tear e:o ' I
rMMw to date.rtrt 0?. 1RM
Icar ao ft -7 14til
Arri.r MAKKr.r at sew vork.
Itapcvrcnt Una to Ba-ttrr Irnand for
Holiday a.
Appl markat condition, and proaprcta
.t Naw York ara rrport-cl br tha Fruit
Dian'a OuMa of Ive-mbcr 3 aa follow,:
Tk!ne th. altuatlon aa a whola tha
trark.t la In pr.tcr fair aha and a gntut
d-al of Improvam-nt la promland for tha
a. at two anil. Tha Improrrmant alrcaily
rot..t ia unuaual In Tlrw of tha vary fr
upplT of nunifa on tba market and tha
fact that thy ara ch.ar. Tha chi-f waak
na Itkaly to bi. a f.icior later on la In hot
appa. Tha axporf trntta ta aald to ba fair
ud prlraa In tha forvlicn mark.ta mra wall
up to tha asiulviant of price her. A food
deal of btiina In tha atata market la re
ported dona for Canadian account. Th
ppla drier and c.nnera hava alao been a
factor la tha actuation at up-atata polnta. Wi
look for a continued Improvement her.
,hou!d raca.pta keep up to th limit of thoaa
anw rullnc here.
Tha GuUr quota box Spitsenbarra at 11.73
to $2.60. Nawtowno unchanaTad from th
work before, flildwlna at f 1 to ll.7. Taar
matna at It. 25 t tl SO and Jonathan at
1.p0 to I1.T&.
raLASBeBKIXS CO TO 113 A BARRLL.
Larai Supcrfy May Nat Ba Kufflarleat far Ua
hrl4maa Trad.
Cranbania war quoted aa hlrh aa 112
a barrel on Front arreat yeatarday. Tha
aupply la ama'l and la not likely to b r.
I'leniihrd before hrlatmaa Th rcarket
! aa at rone now aa It waa wrak Jut befor
Ttianksatvtnc- At that time tha Joobere
.ail what lh thr-Cfht waa an ovaraupply
ar.l tha Port;anil market waa tha cheai.at
In tic T'ntted Sttea. Hcaua of tha un
at:.rctorr condition, at that time th
Aia.-ra did not onler for tha Chrtatma,
rot..!,ia. and now moat of thera ara ahoru
T:-.a ,'ransa market la firm In reeponae
a 10-ce:it auwnce In tha South. Tha
N irrhern Callforna i:prlr la about -h
.U!.t-d an.i .iiti.ern t'altfomla Bite:! will
It ( t. r.a,!T t t r.arket for a,mt tuna yet.
A sh.rmrrt of J.ir.ri.' orance arrived
fr-.r-.i Seattle on con Icnment.
S care of ban.tn.is ware received yea
tarvlay. aoma of them Kreaa.
POI LTRI IS IX I ESS DEMAND.
Drr-nrd Pock ba eket eat ura at tha)
niat-tree4 Market.
Tha demand for poultry a. owed down yra
terrir. but tha o;d price wer repaate-l.
ft-ceipTs acre moderate. EaS war Xlrxn
arid ur.charae-t
trr..ed hi-sa wera tha weakest feature of
tva co-.iiitrv pril..ica liat. Untrhars war
n it inclined to pay ovrr lo cants for th
beet l:eht we'arhta Veal wa flrm.
A t"i movement In chrea waa repcirted
be Vront-atreet dealere. tut soma of tha
other Jobber railed tha market slow and
easy There w. re no new development In
tha but:er market.
Jtamk CarartiiK.
Bank elaartnira of th Northwtra cltjea
yeatarday war aa follows:
t'iaarlnr. BaTanrea.
Portland I1.7'3.v , v.l.s
f-ett! I.-. 1 Ta .-.7,iivl
T.veoma fl'l.iaW 111. Ill
Spokane .l:v 6U.7JO
rOBTlAD MA&&XT.
Crala. nan. rcd. Etc.
WHEAT Track prrsea: Blaaatam, 14c;
erab. e: red Rusalaa. sOc; allay. o:
ftorty-fMd. M-.
BAKLKT Faad, 122.00 par ton; brewln.
pr ton.
u i uutrvrrn Bran, $H 9 5 Pr ton;
miacliinr. Iu31: shorts, e4.i6-6; rold
barUr. !2-4-' : 2o 0
FI.OCR F-tnta. 5-15 Pr ..brT?:
straibts. $1 lOyiiO; exports. $!;
ley. Ii.10; (raham. .; wboia wheat,
quarters jj.
HAT Tmk prte: Tlraotlir. TTIIUinrtu
Vll. p.r ton; Fuimi Or.lon.
mlfnlfn. M: rltt hay. U.0
!!; c.. -r. 11 14.
CORX Wbot. crmi-lcM. II" p ton.
OATS No. 1 while J7.oiail 50
POU1.TRT Him, 15 9 le: f J,rlnJ.!?l:
.:ir. 0c; driMrd. ii23e; Kjuu, $2 vr
E.oS Onna raach. cnijla. 4So:
EwniL pri;t t!o ( on; Eut.rn
ptr pound: youn Am.rlcm, lltflSSfrc
PITTKR "lty rrmry parV. STe
pr pound: bottr lat. 3..s.o par puiuiu.
Ea.trn. lfr4 pT poona.
VEAL Fn.-T. M to 12& pousda, ltHO
II 0 par pound.
Cartas VtaDlnc RfpMt
WASHINGTON. . Tha rofton Kin
1 o'clock th morninv. atiowa lo
DalN, couniina ruunu uai m. nan miti
a t. x V. n l-iiil tA 1 1. m
h-r 1, compared with &.S7d,t!l bala for
luu9: halo. In lu. and li.lU3.lMI
balm for IkuT. Tha prrr.ntaca of tha thrra
last crop cinOKl to lacainbvr 1 waa HM.l
for IIK; 4.l for r.XH, and TS. for lPuT.
i. i k , n . . .1.1. ... .n tm tt
comparad with 114. ail for 2"1.4: for
l'Hto. ana 14AJU I'r kv. r-a laianu n
toa clr.n.d for loin waa to.b.14 bal.a. com
PA rod Wh T7..'ll for l'JUV. ba..St) Ir lVUa,
and tor 11WT.
w Yark Cotton Mark.
NEW TOKK. Iac. a. otun f-'pot clod
Qu!t. 70 polnta dvcllna: mld-uplanda, 14.BOC
mld-vuif. IVuc: aaJca, 7tuO balea.
t ottoa fnturaw cloaavd aaav. at tv Bat
daciin. oX 8 to SI polnta. Dacernbar, 14.4r,o;
January. 14-0c: I'tbruarv. 14.0'r; Tuarch.
14.72c; Arm. 14T3o: 5Jr. 14 '"la; Jl'una.
14 fco; July. 14.-'c; Aafnat. 14-Wo; Octobar.
DECLINE IS STEADY
LAST PRICES ARE LOWEST IX
CniCAGO WHEAT PIT.
Farorsble ArXTntln Crop AilTlces
th PrlnciptU Bearish I-"actor.
Forelca Marka. Wfk.
CHIOAOO. Dee. . Lateet sales of whtat
broucht tha least money of ajiy. Arsntln
wwather and crop advice became ao aood
that car,oa from Kuano, Ay re war or,
fared fraaly at raducad IlsTur. rTvary Eu
ropaaa market arct lower quotation, save
Pari, sbtrt th chanc wa upward. Buf
falo reported T.nX.0no bushels afloat th
This amount la marina stora. I naarly
doubl that of th corraspoadlnc period a
year sco. From start to finish th markat
felt also th effect of so 11 In, du. to th un
praoadentad xtnsloo of th area sown to
Winter wheat Th May option ran c ed from
Hilt to Ml'Mkr. cloalns S0 down
at P4V aStJwc
Cora dropped tsreaus rcmalr omenta from
Iowa were tegdnntnaT to arrlv. Arcentln
hlpmantx. assumed s'ltantlo proportion,
alay fluctuated between 47 Ho and 47 He,
with th closed U O Ho nt lowar at 4, fa 0
4Ttc. Cash com waa waak. No. 2 yellow
finished at S04fit0c.
Tha oata market a aa relatively firm aa
com oared with other rraln. May varied
from 4c to MH6S4HO and closed Me ot
at 34 So. v
Raallxlnr sales caused a backset tn th
provlaion pit- At tha and of tha day. pork
held 6c to lOo of th uplift, lard th
am aa laat nlsht and rll, dearer by
Htc
Tha leading future, rancacl aa follow.
WHEAT.
Open. Hlxh.
Deo. .l"t '-'
liar .S
Loe
I .tl H
4S4
.4 7
.41
Close.
.6 J
.lis
.45.
.47S
.4Sw
-I1H
1
.14
II IS
17.10
1.171
1.77 V,
5
July :
CORN.
D 43H .45H
May 41 .4..
Ju.y 4 .
OA Tit.
Pee SIS -Jit
May Z . "
Juiy 4i. 4w
1
.:.t
.14
ME9S PORK.
Jan 1 ? H SU U fa
May l..:.
LABI).
I7.17i
Jan . tu
May t.7
5
1.70
' FHOBT RIBS.
Jan . 71k
Hay .S0 40 so
1.17 Vi
(ash quotation, were aa loiiuwa:
Klour oteady.
Kvt -No. t. lie.
lisr.ey Feed or mixing. 0ff71o; fair to
oho.ca rualunr. IS99c.
Klaxaeed 1 Southwestern, !:.!!"; No.
.Norlhweatem. I.'.M1.
Timothy seed (10.00.
l raa piii It Far barrel. l.O0 f U.!J.
1-ard i'er 100 pounda. '!....
tihort rlba Sldea looae. I.S01
ahort clear sides (boxed). IS.I7 b lo.uO.
Oraln alatlatica:
Total clearances of wheat and flour wera
equal to lsl.000 bushala Primary receipts
mra 47.,o, bushels, compared with :3:.ooo
bushel the oorrespondinit day a year ea-o,
Katlinatad receipt for tomorrow: Wheat. 11
cars; com. 147 cars; oata. 14 car; ho-s,
14 ,09 bead.
Receipt,. Shlpmenta,
Flour. barrel il.2 13.700
tVheat hunliela H.OoO 4".0"0
Corn, bushel. J10.0O0 l.no
Oata. bushela i:vM 1 I"0
Rve bushele 7.000 1.000
Baricy. bushel 133.J00 14.. 00
Europe! Oram Market.
IXNDON. lec. 8 Car,oe quiet but
steady. Walla Walla for shipment at A6 VX
K.niUah country markala, quiet; Franca
country markat. quiet.
UVErnPOOt.. Pec. S. Wheat Perember.
a. PHd; March. a HHd. May, is.
Weather cloudy.
Orala at Baa Krwoclec.
SAN rBANClSlXI, Dec. . Wheat
Bteaay.
parley Firm.
b.Kt quotations: Wheat hlppln. 11.50
14 per oentaL Bariey KaeJ. 11. 07 St
1 li par centnl; nrewlni:. ILlOtfl.ls per
cental. Oats lied. 1.U7 'j U 1 oV per OentiU;
white $l.;iAt1.4iS: bla. k. 1.37 s 4 1.4SS.
till board saitis: Wheat No tradine.
Parley d'ecember. H-Ovi per cental) May,
U1J par ccniaL
Cirala Market, of tba NorthweaH-
TAO'MA. Wash.. Dec 8. Wheat Mlll
Ir.c' li'.ueateiu, r.;ic: club. 61o; red Huasiun,
7cV. Export: IUueatem. S4c; fortyfolu. bde;
club. S-c: red l;-.aslan. trie
Here ipta Wheat. 40 car,; oata, S can;
hay. A car.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Dec. S MHIInc L'iuo-
stem. r-c- ortto!d. 'c: club, 'tfu; fife.
7ic; red Russian. 77c. alxporl wheat: Blue
tevn. 7)c: lortyfold. 77c; club. 7 lie: xif. 76c;
red Ruaslan. 74c
YeaterdaV car receipts W heat, la cars;
oats, a care; barley. 2 cars; hay, 2 cars;
corn. 1 tar.
hlcoao Dairy I-rodtr.
CHICAGO. lc. Butter (Steady;
ctvamcrlce. f dalrlta, -1 JSt
, Steady, receipt. 3o:io caae,: at
raaia. cases Incluiled. lDSuwC. first,
ilc prime firsts. jc.
Cheeae Steady: dalalca HVSlUc; twin.
Iiil4'c: Vount America. 14S014ao;
lens Uoraa, 14 S J loc
London rMievpakln rj.la.
LONDON. Dec 8. A Bale oC aheepskln,
waa held here today. Tna attendance waa
,ood and the 7KK bale offered wer In flr
demand. Price were practloally unchanrad,
merino bain, is buyer' favor, wail era,
brad brought th sellers' prlo.
Wool at St, Loula.
ST. LOT' 1 3, Dec 8. Wool steady. Me
dium grades combing and clothing. 222io:
IlKhl fine, sn-yjao: heavy fine, is 17c; tub
w ahd. 20 u-iji
I ...tec. Magar M Ceo a Blgaer.
NEW TORK. Dec. . All grade, of re
fined auaar war advaaoad 10 aaata a hurr
drad Bouad, today.
Mlntieapoll he Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, pec a. December wbeat,
11.11V: May. 104i: July. I1.U3S.
Cash: No. 1 bard. .1.04; No. 1 Northern.
II V" t S l.Oaw : No- - Northern. 9Jll.ui.
No. S wheat. HSWcsj 1."X
T OF STEEL
Lifts Stock Sharply After Fall
to 70.
STARTS SHORTS COVERING
Entire Lift Is Carried Upward and
Last Prices Are the Best or the
Da T mil Share Firm on
Dividend Rumors.
NEW TORK. Dec. 8. Trading during the
greater part of th session waa dull and dis
tinctly Irregular. Th professional cllqu
waa ratner tnor inclined to buy thaa to
all. but in th early hour, advanoea war
met with salea
United State Steal fell ta TO, th lowest
ptic on th present movement, but was ao
well supported at that level that It re
bounded almost Immediately and resulted In
an all-around covering movement, which
waa maluta, Bed to tli cloae, when th best
price of th day, with ora very material
net salr.B, were registered.
The Hill stocks were quietly firm and
unofficial advice from bL Paul stated with
aom authority that th regular dividends
of Great Northern preferred and Northern
Paclflo would surely ba declared next
month, in aplt of th decreasing groa
amine shown bv both Una.
Trading her for London account was very
light, probably aggregating lea than S0OO
share.
Th moat striking features In the weekly
exnintt or the Bank of Franc aro th enor
mous decreaaa of I-17.&06.000 In bills dls
counted and a decrease of more than 10.
0OO.009 in circulation. The banks' ad-
vancea increased over $4,000,000, whtt th
goto, loas waa nominal.
Th bond market was generally firm.
Total sales, par value. 12,110.000. Govern
ment bonds wer unchanged on oalL
CLOSINO 8TOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
bale.
High. Low.
Bid.
AIM Chal pf
AmaJ Copper
27
24. KO0
2.4O0
.000
ll
4:ia
S;s
'ii"
"ii's
71S
lorn.
40 s
113',
138 S
113 k
So
311
kbti
lis"
1044
ll'l .
30 S
031,
4.1'.
Am Agricult ..
Am Beet Hugar.
Am Can
Am Car A Fdy.
Am Cotton OH.
Am Hd Lt pf.
Am Ic ttecurl..
Am Llnaeed . ..
Is
it
9
40S
67,
S7
11
4 '.I
(ill
1.600
20
17
800 17 H
11 '
3.1 '
Ara Locomotive. 40
Am Smel Kef 27. U"0
do preferred.. 2, loo
3d
7:iw
104
40
114'
140
PtVs
31
40
1U0
73
Am tteel fly..
Am hugar Hef.
Am Tel A Tel..
Ara' Tobacco pf
Am Woolon . . .
Anaconda M Co
Atchison
do preferred..
Atl Coast Line.
Bait A Ohio ..
Ilethlehem h'eel
Brook K Tiao..
Canadian P: c ..
Central Leather
do Dref-rrod..
1"0
41
117
7Hi
p. HI
2oo
tHHI
7
.0
2.1110
' i'.if'o
tloO
6,700
140
l4
80
a:
9M
tut
114
10.1
110
IOSH
"74 W
111 J1
SI
2S
74
1B2
80
JIM
27.1
Central of N J
Chea A Ohio . . . 8.400
sot,
"33"
laiS
64
31
S8V,
18J"k
2S
1 w
27
43
8:1
1.-.1N
121
63
'aii
ht
10US
"iiti
40 m
17S
80 'w
n.-
103 i
142
2.-,4i
12'w
20 i
a
4.-.H
1"KS
01 lt
80
Chicago A Alton
Chi Gt Weat . .
do preferred. .
Chicago N W
C. M 4 St P . .
C. C, C at St la
Col Fuel Iron
Col 4V Southern.
Consol ois ....
Corn Product..
Del x Hudson..
D A R Grand.
do preferred .
Distillers' becur
Erie
do 1st pf ....
da 21 pf ....
7en Electrlo . .
tit North pf . ..
tit North Or. .
llllnola Central..
lnt.irbor Met . .
do preferred..
Inter Harvester.
Inter Murine pf
Int Paper
lut Putup .....
Iowa Central ..
K C Southern..
do preferred. .
l.arlede G.ia ...
Loula 4V Nosh..
Minn A St L . .
M. S P A B B M
Mo. Kan at Tex
do preferred. .
Mo Pacific ....
Nat Biscuit ....
Nut Lead
Met N Ry 2 pf
N Y Central . . .
N Y, Ont Wm
Norfolk & Wes
North Am ....
Northern Pao ..
I'acinc Mall ...
Pennsylvania .
People's Gas . . .
P. C C at St L.
Ptttaburg Coal. .
Pressed S Car. .
84
BOO
'ii0
B..VI0
1O0
1.4'0
ZOO
X2'K)
f.oo
400
200
fcoo
800
1.3O0
1.3'iU
4O0
,-"0
9.tHH)
1.6O0
' l'.nro
4."0
b"0
"'i"6
1.1 '10
iioO
400
jp0
0
f.o0
3o0
1. r.o'i
700
JO0
2. fN'0
1110
LI" 10
31
143 ii
I1914
4
30
.18
181
144
102
27 J,
fls'i
sit
20 A,
48
82
1.10 H
120 V
64
'io's
nss
loc,
12
40
17
3o,
4Tt
103
141
23 H
127
noH
2
44H
10!. S
31 (A
21
43 4
143
121
n
80
30
1J-'
IS
111
2H
81
20
4.1
83
1.11
121
o4
132
20
04
liil
15
12
40
17
30
4
103
141
24
127
80
81
4.1-4
107
01
3.1
111
40
P
1
113
30
12.S
104
f7
17
2
I. m
, 30
144
.10
03
20
IIO
89
22
67
4
112
24
0H
84
2.1
20
62
ls
I2
87
32
72
II. 1
4.1
60
1.1
83
44
6.1
60
4
100 1111 100
SO0
20
Coo
4oo
7.1O0
2iO
1"0
r.oo
800
UAH
82
113
31
12SU
104 H
pr.
17
201
'ii"
lis
.-..it,
13
til
1124
30
127
104
!.-
17
20
"si"
142
30
112
2X
r.o
3S
22
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4S
11 1
24
r.s
83
24
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By Steel tjprtng 1X)
Reading 144.RKO
Republic Steel.. te'O
do preferred.. 8i
Rock Island Co 6.0OO
do Dreferred. . loo
29
(,0
St L A S F 2 pf
St L Southwest
do preferred..
2oo
loi)
3S
22
r.t
40
11s
24
Mi
84
23 's
211,
.'.3
1SSU,.
,Mt
S3
724
113 Ml
43 3
ols
1.1
83 ,,
41
(t.1
70
loo
700
ll.cVMI
1.40
sioa shrrieia ..
Southern 1'nc ..
Southern Hy ...
do preferred..
Tenn Copper . ..
T-xaa A Pac.
Tol. St L A We
40J
HI
loo
do nreferred-.
70O
Union Pacific ..lOl.SoO
do prererrea. . a.i,'-i
V 8 Realty ... 1"
U S Uuhber ... 3oO
U S Steel 28.'-'oo
do prererrea.. !"
ftnh Copper ... e.too
Va-Cnro Cham. 2'H)
Wubosh
800
1.3O0
loo
8O0
S'M
do oreferrea. .
Western Md ...
Westing Flee . .
Western Union.,
Wheel A L E . .
Lehigh Valley.
15.9O0 177 174
170
Total sale for th day. 725.000 abarea.
BONDS.
NEW TORK, Dec . Closing quotations:
V. 8. ref 2 re g. 10O
V n SI- SO VI.
No. Pacific Ss... 70
No. Pacific 4s... np
I nlon Paclflo 4al00
Wla Central 4s. 2.
ao coupon ...iv"
TJ. S. 3s reg...l"-
do coupon ...10
U. S. new 4s reg.11.1
do coupon ...ii.vi
Japanoa 4a .... 92
D. 44 R- ti. 4S. . . 94
Iooey, Eiduoia. Rte.
NEW TOKK. Dc 8. Money on call firm.
Sta'S per cent: ruling rate. 8; cloalng
bid. 3; offered at 3.
Time loana. dull; 60 and 90 daa. 4(T4
per cent; six months, 44.
I'r.ma nwirai"," . , .1 w -s per ceuw
sterilnr exchange barely st.ady. with la.
tn.i hiiMinuaa In banker bills at 84.8wfti
, ,;,, lor to-day bills, and at H.&Sbi for
'''cl.'miicrclal bills. 14-81 6 4.81
Bar sllvr 04 c
Mexican dollars 46c.
Bonds Gov,rnmnt t,d, railroad firm.
LONDON, Dec C. Bar silver Steady, arid
per ounce.
Money 2v3 per cent.
The rat of discount In th. opn market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; for tare
months bills, 3 per cct.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 8. Sterling on
London. 60 days, 14 82; do sight, 14.63.
Drafts Sight, par; telegraph. 02.
CHICAGO, Dec 8. Exchange aa New
York. par.
Condition of tha Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Dec 8. At th beginning
of business today tha condition of . th
United State, Treasury was: ,
Working balance In Treasury offlo, $33.
880.29. In bank and Philippine treas
ury. 3S.S12.18a.
Th tctal balanc la th general fund was
fSo.lSa.804.
Ordinary receipt, yesterday wer $3,564,
651. with disbursement of $L273.0u0.
Th deficit to date this fiscal year Is
$9,483,929. as againat $25.&tf0.099 at this tlm
laat yar. The figures exclud Panama
Canal and public debt transaction.
Btocka a Bcejtaa.
BOSTON. Dec 1- Closing quotaUoasr
Allouex 87!Mohawk 44
Amalg. Coppar.. 3Nvada Con. ... 18
A. Z. L A Sm.. 2i.NIplaalng Ml nee.. 10
Artxona Com. ..14 North Butt..... 24
Atlantic ...... S North Lake 6
Butt Coalition. 17 B Old Dominion. ..8B
t'aL A Arlxona. 45 ,fjcol, ,120
Cal. A Hecla...&25 I Parrot t (8. A C) 12
Centennial 15 Qulney 74
Coo. Ran. C Co. 66;shannon 11
ll!Pupr1or 41
9 Sup A Bos Slln.. 6
6 Sup A Pitts cop. 13
87! Tamarack 00
6 U. 8. B. R. A M. 31
16 I do preferred .. 4.1
jCtah con. 12
82'T'tah Copper Co. 43
7Wlnona ......... s
19TWolvexln ......113
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Dec. 8. Standard copper
dull. Spot. December, January. February and
March, 12.80 v 12.45c. London firm. Spot.
.17 2 6d: futures. .17 17s Ud. Local dealers
report a quiet market, and while It Is said
thst small lots aro being offered at conces
sions, laks copper Is still quoted at 13 9
13.20c. electrolytlo at 12.87 it 13c and cast
ing at 12.30 j, 12.75c.
Tin strong. Spot. !T.4ri'J3S.75c; Decraber.
8S.S3S.18 7.1c; January, February and March,
3S.20 98S.6Oc. London easy. Spot. il74 17s
6d. Futures. 174 0a
Lead quiet at 4.4004.63c New Tork snd
4 80(i 4.37 c Last St- Loula. London, 13
Sa 9cL
Spelter dull at 6.S0473.90C New York and
8.705.800 ast St. Loula. London. 34
2s 6d.
Iron Cleveland warrants, 4 10 d In
London. Locally iron wa nominal. No. 1
foundry. Northern, No. 1 foundry Southern
and No. 1 foundry Southern soft, $13.7.1
16.25; No. 2 foundry Northern. $10.00 WIS.
Quotations ar beard In th trade ranging
both under and abov these prices.
Coffee and ring ax.
NEW TORX, Dec 8. Coffe futures closed
steady at a net decline of 8 317 points.
Sales, 122.750 bag. Closing bids: December.
lllOo; January, 11.00c; February, 11.03c,;
March. 10.98c: April. 10.93a: May. lO.SSc:
June, IO.8O0: July, 10 72c; August. 10.07c;
8eptembr, 10.64c; Octobar and November,
10. 60 c.
Spot coffee quiet. No. 7 Rio, lSo; No. 4
canto. Jo'tc. nomlnaL Mild con, quiax
Cordova. 13910c nomlnaff
Haw sugar lirm. Muscovado. .89 test, 8.53c:
centrifugal, .96 test, 8.06c; molasses, .e9
teat. 8.30c. Heflned sugar steady, urusnea,
O.&oc; powdered, 4.90c; granulated, 4.80c.
Dried Fruit at New Vork. .
NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Evaporated apples
continue strong, with an upward tendency.
On the spot fancy Is quoted at 13014c,
choice at lie, prime at 010o and com
mon to fair nominal.
Prunes firm, but less actlv at tha ad
vance, quotutlon ranging from 6 to 10 o
for California up to 30-40 and 8 o-lOo for
Oregon from 60s to Sos.
Peaches firmer on the small supplies and
the strength on the Coast. Choice, 7
7c; extra choice. 8 ft 8 c ; fancy. 89c
CUTTLE K
WITH BETTER RECEIPTS, TRADE
AT YARDS IS ACTIVE.
Prices Are Steady on AH Classes of
LlTCStock Hoes at Eight
Dollars.
Followlnr several days of Ught receipts,
yesterdays grod run of stock at th yards
naturally producsd a very active market.
As shown by th list ot sales, the tone ot
prices was quite steady.
Th larger part of the dealing was la
tha cattle Una. Steer allowed a range In
value of $4 to IO.60, the latter price being
realised on a bunch of 15 head averaging
looil pounds. A number of lots moved at
$0.40 and $5.50; cows sold from $8 to 14.75
and calves at gr to Si.
Tha hog market holds at IS for th beat.
A few heavyweights brought $7.
No aheea wan aold yesterday, but a load
of goats wer moved at the customary prlc
aX lli.so.
Receipts yesterday were 403 cattle, 110
calves. 813 sheep, 123 hogs and 70 goats.
Shippers of the stock were William Shep
srd. who drove tn 616 sheep; John Wells,
of Mlllersburg. 1 car of hogs and goats;
Levi A Son. of HUlsboro, 1 car of bogs;
John Kelly, of Weinr, 1 car of cattle; Nes-
bltt Brothers, of Payett. 1 car of calves;
J. Martin, of Weiser. 1 car of cattle and
calves; Austin Simmons, of Market Lake,
Idaho, 2 cars of cattle and calves: 1 F.
Taylor, of Leslie. Idaho, 1 car of hogs; F.
H. Lvnch. of Welser. 2 cars of cattle: IX J.
Brown, of Baker City, 1 car of cattle; Jack
Van Ormer. of Baker City. 2 cars of oattle:
11. R, Peacock, of Bakor City. 2 cars ot
cattle;. T. H. Hewlett, of Baker City, 1 car
of cattle; L V. St. Clair, of American
Falls. 1 car of cattle and calves; George
Kraus. of Ontario. 1 car of cattle, and s. ii.
Barker, of Condon, 1 car of cattle and
calves.
Th day's sales were a, follows:
Wt Price.
10 coa-s 930 $3.00
22 steers Oil
Otf steers 11111
13 steers 1172
4.00
5.50
6.50
5.00
26 steers
4 1071
.., 1071
12:15
207
4-6
ti.",
139
2H2
1115
7 steers
2 steer,
73 hogs
3 hoes
79 goats
86 hogs
10 hog
26 steers
2 steer
8 steer
2 ateers
15 steer,
11 steers
1 steer
24 steer,
1.1 steers ............
7 steers ..
1 steer
8 ateers
6 steers. ........... .
2 cows
9 cows
10 cows ....... .....
13 cows
2 cow ,
1 cow
5 cow,
8 cow
IS cows .'.
6 cows ............
A calves
13 calves ...
8 calves
1 stag
1 bull
1 bull
1 'bull
1 bull
8 bulls
1 bull
Prices currant on thi
stock at th Portland
wt. a follow:
prime sters
Hood to cholc steers .
6.50
0 .10
8.00
7.00
2.00
7.80
7.S.1
6.23
4.00
0 33
6.O0
6. GO
4.00
4.00
4.75
5.40
4.75
0.00
4.00
4.75
4.75
4.35
927
1100
1006
1070
sso
.....1024
1226
11.12
11 r.o
916
0113
ns3
1000
3.01
4.00
4. .10
4.2.1
3 7S
4.25
3.75
7.00
6.00
5.00
3.7.1
3.75
3.50
8 75
3.50
loso
12m
Utiti
11142
S03
220
18
303
iaoo
1330
1350
182i
1.170
1337
1000
3.2.1
3.35
varloua classes of
Union Stockyards
Fair to good steers 4.7.1 W 5.23
Common steers 4.009 4.50
Choice to prim cows 4.7.1''? O.OO
Good to choice beef cows........ 4.2.1 y 4.73
Fair to good beef cows.......... 8.75 4.2.1
Common to fair beef cows. ...... 2.00& 3.00
Good to choice heifers.......... 4.75 5.00
Fsir to good heifers 4.5oS 4.7.1
Common to fair heifers 4.0Oo 4.23
Choice to good fat bulls .. 4.U0 i 4.25
Fair to good fat bulls 8.30t 4.00
Common bulls 2.50gi 3.3.1
Good choice light calves.. 7.00?r 7.50
Fair to aood Hunt calves 6.50a 7.00
Good to choice heavy calves..... 5.23 9 6.00
Fair to good heavy calve. ...... 4.7.10a 5.23
Common calve 3.754s 4.75
Good to choice stag. ....... .... 4.0O& 5.00
Fair to good stags 4.00' 4.50
Choice bogs 7.70 9 8.00
Good to choice hogs 7.30? 7.75
Yearllna wethers, grain-fed 4.70 v 6.00
Old wethers, grain-fed 4.20V 4.50
Cholcs ewes, grain-lea 3.75 a 4.0U
Good to cholc wes. grain fed.. 3.2.1 ii 3-75
Feeder 2.23 Q 8.00
Choice tamos, grain-tea a.i'tf o.uu
Good to choice, grain-fed 5.0O3 6.73
Poor lambs 4.95 9 6.00
Hay-fed ,nen and Iamb, 50c lower man
grain-fed.
Eastern Cattle Market.
CHICAGO. Dec. 8. Cattle Receipt esti
mated at 6000: market weak to shade off.
Beeves. 14.4012 7.20: Texas steers. 34.10
6.25; Western steers, $4.10$ 6.20; Blockers
snd feeders. $3.253 .1.00; cows and heifers.
$2,206 O.io; calves. i. 009.00.
Hon Receipts estimated at 80.000: mar
ket slow. 5c lower. Light, $7.1.1f 7.67 ;
mixed. $7.15r7.00; heavy. $7.13& 7.03; rough.
$7.137.30: good to choice heavy, $7.8or
7.55; pigs, $6,6547.45; bulk of sales, $7.40,
7.00.
Sheep Receipts estimated at 20.0OO; mar
ket slow at yesterday's close. Native, $2.20
f4.3o: Western, $4.0 6.2.; yearlings. $4.10
2 5.2.1: lambs, native. $4.20 18.30; Western.
$4.50 H 6.25.
' Copper Prcatacer' Report,
NEW YORK. Dec 8. The monthly re
port of tha Copper Producers' Association
showed' 130.3SU.009 pound, of oopper on
hand December 1 as against 139.261.-
914 November L Production during No
vember was 119.MT.400 pounds, ss against
126,469.254 pounds during October, a fall
Ins off of 7.151,821 pounda Deliveries
were 128, 226.808 pounds In November, com
pared with 136.0O1.0S4 pounda during Octo
ber, a decreos of 7,744.776 pounda Of th
deliveries. 60. Sol. 992 pounds were for domes
tic and 67,424.816 pounda for foreign con
sumption.
Blurop In ITax Seed.
V L 1 , . , o.- a euuueu iiguu u , .cu
ing order broke the flax market Just after
noon today. December flax going down
even points to $2.47, and the May option
going down 6 point, to $2.01. There wss
no apparent causa for the break except aa
unexpected amount ox oxxennga.
Pi. Butt Cp. st.
rranktln
Giroux Con. ...
Oraiiby con. . . .
Green. Cananea.
I. Royale (Cop.
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper. . . .
La Salle Copper
Miami Copper. . .
HOLIDAY
ORDERS
Active Demand for Apples for
Quick Delivery.
PRICES HOLD STEADY
Northwestern Fruit Exchange Sells
the First Car of Boxed Apples
to Go to Richmond, Va.
Other Sales.
The dally market bulletin of the North
western Fruit Exchange follows:
Th market opened dull this morning, but
since noon has become quit active, the de
mand consisting chiefly in orders for tran
sit cars which are available for quick de
livery in time for the holiday trade. PJ"-"
are steady and we ar pushing sales aa hard
as possible, with the object In view of sell
ing as many cars as we can whll this 'de
mand lasts, so as to avoid tha period 01
dullness which will overtake the market as
soon as the Christmas demnnd has been sup
plied. It will be remembered that tne
wholesalers must get In their stocks ana
dispose of them between the 10th and 20th
of December, so that the retailers can get
the fruit Into the hands of the oonsuming
public before Christina. After the loth 01
December we look for a dull market for the
balance of the month, for the trad win D
busy in distributing their stocks, and win
not ba buying toany ax tent until after tne
holiday buslnessOws out of th way and
accumulated atocka cleaned up.
We are much pleased to report ws nave
today sold the first car of boxed apples to
go to the City of Richmond. Va. This sale
is the result of persistent effort on our part
and we have thus added one more market
to the important list of brand new markets
for Northwestern apples developed hyus this
year. This sal Is as follows: DLW 6710.
Xrom cashmere, vvasn., u. ia u'l"'"
varieties, ail cholc grade, assorted sixes,
contalnlnr 101 boxes of 6-tler. a difficult
size to dispose ot. at a straight prlc of
per box f. o. b. Cashmsre. Wash.
$1
we nave sjso sola:
G.N 02143, from Meyers Falls, Wash., Dec
1. mostly choice grade, mixed varieties.
heavy to Ben Davi and Baldwins, at
straight average price of 8O0 per box f.
D. Meyers raiii, to a ouyw in i".
Psfcl ltvoo, from uuiur, vjr. , aou, iva ''
mixed grades. 17 known and one unknown
..... .t . .. , , .I... Iflrr, T Ben
Davis, Greenings, Pippins and other, cheap
varieties, at a slralBht price of $l.lt per
box f. o. b. Dufur. to a firm In Texas.
PFE 83S9. 672 boxes Kane Sptlzenburgs
from The Dalles. Or., Deo. 1. 40 fancy at
$1.2.1. 202 choice at $1 per box f. o. b. Th
Dalles, Or., t a buyer In Texa.
GN 01840. 616 boxes from Cashmer. Dec
1. containing amereni vsiiouva.
lows' Kxtra fancy Delaware Reds. ll jJ
extra fancy Ben Davis. 11.05; fancy, $1
.... . (I ! . . e.nev Kits
extra lancy msi"'. - ' ' ' . : . "
sourl Pippins. 11.80; fancy. $L15: extra fancy
n. 1. tireening, at; ""' i-"u ' ' , ' V- ...
extra fancy Spltxenbergs. $1.6; Yellow New
town Pippins, 11.06; Black Bens. fl-2j;
Wlnesaps. $1.60; Ganos. extra fancy, Jl-J-?-
fancy, $1.25; extra fancy Baldwins. $1.15,
Kane Spitzenburgs. extra fancy. 11.30: fancy,
1. ..e. - - 1 ik. r 4a nr-xr 1& fLrfTl-
era. S1.30; fancy. $X.lo; extra fancy Rom.
1.-H; IBIICy. x.-hF. TCaViia, - - -
mans. $1.40: fancy. $1.20; sold to buyer
In Minnesota. . ,
PFE 145. from Phtlomath. Or.. Nov. 80,
mixed varieties and grade as follows:
Fancy Newtowns. $1.60; fancy Spitxenburgs,
$1.00: fancy Jonathans. 1.40; fancy 1 an
derpool. $1.30; choice Bpltxenbergs, $L15;
Jonathans. $1.15: fancy Ben Davis, $1.0o;
choice vanaerpooi, ,1, cooo-e , T. ''
all f. o. b. Philomath, to a buyer In Texas.
CrJIJ 3ito9. irom reeii..vi,
630 boxes, 15 different .varieties, mixed grades
and sizes as follows: Rome Beauty, extra
fancy. $1.50; fancy. $1.80: choice. $1; inaca
Twigs, extra fancy. $1.50; fancy, 1.3o;
choice. $1; Arkansas Blacks, extra fancy,
$1.60; fancy. $1.60; Oenitons. extra fancy,
$1.40 fancy. 11.2.1; White Pearrnalns, JJ.50;
r. ' . ei r.ft' fannv. si. on
rienators, extra 1'" -' v . -
MiFaourl Pippins, extra fancy.
el JO. l-ewauaeo, :; r.
$1.25; Willow Twigs, extra fancy, 1.0,
fancy. $1.25; Blue Pearmaln. extra fancy
$1.4"; P.amlxn $1.35; fancy Bambo. U.2o
Northern Spy. $1.25: Black Bens, 1.8?
tstaymane, extra. i,1J'L '' ' V, ' A '
ehniee XI r all f. o. b. Peshastln. An extra
line sale, the high prices are made Pcslhl
by reason of Its sale to a wholesale grocery,
house In Central Texas.
BUY CALIFORNIA EGGS
SEATTLE JOBBER PLACES OR
DER IX SOLT.H. .
Dealers Lookfor Small Supply of
Fresh Christmas Turliejrs.
Sweet Potatoes KigTier.
. . - n . c.etol 1 A local
liriAilbCi, net. o- 1..,. --
Jobber today purchased eggs In California
for immediate shipment to Seattle. The
California maraev vo 1 -
lt la 3aid that If many Northern orders ara
v i nut to advance.
piaceu. pricee oc.w
The loctl supply is increasing. vV eather
condiuons tena 10 iiiui.
The turkey market was a little stronger,
narticularly as to fresh dressed stock. High
Price, In the Middle West, lt Is expected,
will prevent Importations of fresh stock.
The five carloads of holdover turkeys now
held in local storage are expected to move
at low prices to hotels and restaurants,
while there will be a rather limited supply
of fresh stock for the family tradft
Several hundred crates of California
trraDe were offered, best stock being as
high as $2. The supply of Imported Italian
chMtnuU. which ha. been low all the week
was replenished today. Japanese oranse,
were in good demand.
Sweet potatoes were quoted as nigh as
8 cents. ... - " bIlt .
The grain : 1 1 n , " - -
changed. Holders refused to weaken.
FRODCCB AT BAST FRA.VOISOO.
Quotations Current In th Bay City Mar
krta. . -T7 a xircicn nen. 8. The following
nroduce prices wttre current today:
vegetables Cucumbers. $22-2o; garlic,
lric green peas. effiSc; string beans, 79
12C; lOmUVOe iUl,WT-,, - .0 V W
Putter Fancy creamery, 84 c
weirs Store. 41c; fancy ranch. 420
Clieese Young America, 16lic
Mtllstuffs Bran. $27 4t30; middling, $33
6Hay Wheat. I9&14: wheat and oata, $99
11.00"; alfalfa, $9U.
prult Appl. choice, 65c; common, 40ej
Mexican limes. $4..10y6; California lemons,
choice. $4 00: common. 2; oranges, navel.
$1 50S2.0O; pineapples, $2P2.60.
Potatoes Salinas Burbanks, $1,754? 1.85;
sweets $2,6042.76; Oregon Burbanks, $LO0
4 l-OO-'
Onions $1.10 1.20.
Receipts Flour, 1732 Quarter sacks',
wheat, 6S5 oentals; barley, S0S6 centals;
oats, 2S55 centals; potatoes, 2067 sacks; hay.
110 tor.e.
Bonds
Investments
TimberLands
McGRATH & NEUHAUSEN CO.
701-2-3-4-5 Lewi, Bldg.
Portland Oregon
lumbermens
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH and STARK STREETS
PORTLAND. OREGON
Capital
Merchants National
Bank-
Portland, Oregon.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $350,000.00
Aocounta of Banks, Corporations, Pima and Indi
viduals solicited.
Every courtesy consistent with prudent and eon
gervative banking extended to our depositors.
Portland Trust Company
BANK
t 4ft Interest on 90-Day Call
Certificate.
CAPITAL fSOOrOOO, SURPLUS $60,000.
H. L. Pittock, President.
N. TJ. Carpenter, Vice-President,
B. Lee Paget, Secretary.
CORNER THIRD AJtll OAK STS.
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 750,000
Oldest National Bank West of tha
.Rocky Mountains .
Bank Notice
Security Savings and Trust Company
Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison Streets
.Capital and Surplus $900,009
Invites Accounts of
Merchants, Individuals and Savings
Bitul ithic
streets
are easy
to
maintain
TRAVELERS' CUIDE.
O. R. & N.
&tri Boots.
gTEAMKK BAS8ALO
j.Ta Portland daily except Saturday at
g:00 p. M. Jtt&kei all way landlnca. AxrlT
at Aatoria at 6:00 A. M. Leave Astoria,
aally, except Sunday, at 7:00 A. M. Axrlvea
Portland at 6 00 P. M. Makea direct con
nvotioa with itamar jNahcotta for Mesler,
Ilwaca. Lone Beach, and ail points on ine
Ilwaoo Raiiroad.
SAX FRANCISCO PORTLAND SS. CO.
New service to Ix Anselea via Ban Fran
Cisco every live days.
From JUnsworth Dock, Portland, 4 P. M.
B.S. Rom City, Dec 8, Beaver 13. Bear 18.
From Ban Fraaclsco. Nortabound, 12 M.
B.6. Beaver Dec. 7, Ber 18. Rose ClfcT XI.
From San Pedro. Northbound.
Rear Dec 10, Rom City 15. Bw t0.
H. G. Smith, C. T. 141 Third St.
J. W. Ransom. As;ent. Alns worth Dock,
phones: Main 402. 2St; A 1408.
San Francisco. Los Angeles ani
San Diego Direct
North Pscltte B B. Co-'i S. & Roaaok
ud 8. D A-oer " whwisf
aiterriately at P. M. Ticket lmoe ijU
-r a. a a. Mar.
RART1M 9- BLIGlaET PMMlfw A
Xtioac saTlali. A 1114.
$500,000
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
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10ND0N PARIS HAMBURG
"PRES. GRANT , Deo. IT, 10 A. M.
iPE"SVLVAIfIA .. Lao. 32. 11 A. SL
tAMERlKA Jan. 6, 11 A. M.
llPRJitlIEJ(T LESCOLN...Jan. 12, 8 A. M.
tUnexcelled Ritz-Carlton a la Carte Restau
rant, Gymnasium. Eiec Bates. Elevator,
Palm Garden. Second Cabin only. Ham
burir direct-
GIBBALTAB, ALOIEBS, NAPLES, GENOA.
By modern 17,000-ton stesmers. aqulpped
wltn all modern safety appliances. Electrlo
Baths, Gymnasium, Elevator, etc.
8. 8. CINCINNATI ..aTaa. 5, Vt noon
B. 8. CLEVELAND -....Jan. 2
8. S. CINCINNATI lab. 14
Hamburg
American Pleasure
Cruises
Globe-Girdling
Vacation Voyages
Two Grand Cruises of about
'three and one half months'
duration each "Around the
World." the first to leave New
York November 1, 1911. and
the aecond from Ban Francisco
Feb. 17, 1912, by the large
transatlantic steamship "Cleve
land." Rates from $650 up,
lncludlns all necessary ex-
"Tta!" cruise to tb Weat
Indies, th Orient, South
America, Up the Nile, ete.
Write for Itinerary of both
cruises.
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160 Powell St.. San Francisco,
Cal., or local R. K. acent la
Portland, Or.
COOS BAY LINE
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Alaska dock, portiano. o r. jjoo. am,
27jaa. 8, 10, 17. 2. 81. Feb. 7. 14, 21 28 and
every luesaar uis " v l"D1 uuuug
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until S P. Ma dally. Passenger fare flrat-
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4 berth. Tickets on sals at Alajwortn
Dock. shones Mala 1234c