Morning Oregonian., November 22, 1911, Page 21, Image 21

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1911.
TTTT? MnTlVTXf. OREGONIAN.
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FIRST- HAND HOPS
Seven Thousand Bales Held by
Oregon Growers.
SIZE OF CROP NOW KNOWN
tiron I'oaltion of tl World' Mar
krt Shown by EnjUnd i F.xccs
Ksportallone Xo Sew
Baalnra Reported la StAlev.
A list of the hop rmrnlB unsold
la Ora he aaes rompld by Portland
ad iu;em n:m It shows stocks ta
rearers heads la ba a boot TOOO bale. It
la aat likely that farther revtsloa will !
terlaliy altar tha total. Soma lota mar have
tee eeoated thai have baaa sold, but they
arm ba ef"et by at bar crops bat baaa not
rosne to nht. or at laaat hav aot baaa
taaerted la tha 1 11.
Tha eaaatltlea resnalnlnc ta rowers
naada ta tha varlooe aactlaaa ara ahesra ta
ba aa follows:
Bales.
at
Aarare "?
Brooke
Ttrewaavllle "J
rarttaa 1T
naadaa sj
rarest Orove 2,J
tiervala J'-'
f;rante Paaa ................
Hllisboro
Independence '
MeMlanvtlle "3
CeLm 1'
Fwltserlaad "'n
FtlTart'in and Mount Afl 8"!
I'ort'and T
Fbar-anod 1
rh-rtdaa "
Oakland
Woodrura
Kw Era
North TamhIII H-
Total
tviih tha available aupply In nrat haaria.
alaa shipments from tha opnlflr of tha
on and aarthouu storks known. It la
peeralnle to arrive at a close estimate of tha
alaa ot thla year's crop. Tha etallstlcs fol
low:
FtaZea.
Fhtpmente to data
WurthoaM sticks srowers 2.0U0
Wmh.iuM atocka Isold and availing:
ihlpm'oll 15S0
rm s'ocke i rroweri) .oo
bananas. IISSc per pound: lemons, t par
bo. ponearana: s. $1.3" par box.
KHK.-H KM IT s I'. are. iriSHl." P"
boa: rtrf. Cicull.CU per bom; Almerla
rapes. IHob ; f-T barrel: cranberrlo.
11 ZO't 1- per barrel.
AI-PLCd Jmainens. II '..01 IS par box:
FpltsenBers;. Ilqlil; p.l.iwln. TloJfl.S':
Fed Chees. I'u pin. il.litf l.TS: Northern
fp. l:iiflTi. Winter llanane. IIOI;
H.liriow.r. Itui.ll.
SACK VF.r.t JAHLE5 Carrots. II 60 par
urn, turnips. 1.W; beets. 11.00; paranlpa.
f 1 -o
POTATOFS Bay!r.i prtcaa: Pui-harks
" 1 20 par hundred; sweet potato. il
l - -i per crate. ,
ONIONS Huin prlee. $1.15 par sack.
tOUTAPLts-Aitl. hok. 7V- par dss:
Imii. rs'-bsse. lTl'ac per pound.
raulli.a.r. MrU M dotrn ' clrrr. 0tt
Tie par doi.n; California. 40 per rral.;
cucumbers. p r bos; eee-plsnl. 1-HC
per po-iml: garilc. lO.rlJc rT pound; let
tur... S & 0- per dofi-n: hot.lou l.ttur..
II :l ar Im-t; p.pr-r.. nlo- per pound;
p-impkina. Il,c: ralih. 12SC par dn. ;
rrwul.. r J Ur- pr poun-l. .'iab. KwoC
per pound; tomatoca. 6ocu$l per bua.
Dairy and C ana try Prod oca.
BITTER Oracos) creamery butter, aolld
pack, t'r; prims, extras butter fat. lo leas
than. eo;M tack prlea.
POULTRY Hrra. llrfllr-: Fprlncs. 11
IT.-; riu. k. .un. !C j !Tc: '. 1 ' W
12c: turker. allva. IOc; dressed, choice, -'3
.:'i; Fresh Oreon ranch. SOr par doaen.
CHKKSK Krcoh Tillamook, flat, WHtf
lr: Younc Amarlcaa 17tilc.
I'Ot'.K Fsncr. RWWc per pound.
VIAL Faacy. i:aisc par pound.
Staple tirocelira.
SALMON Colombia Klaer. 1 -pound teJla.
$2.ZS per dos.n; S-pound tails. 12-M; 1
pound flats. 12 10; Alaska pick, l-poond
tal.s. till.
COFFKE Roasted, la drama. HO0a
Bar puund.
HONK i Choice. $3.79 par eaaa: atralned
honey. 10c per poand.
SALT Granulated. 115 par ton; halt
(round. lOe. $1.M per ton: AOs. $9 par too.
NUTS Walnuts. IHII4C per pound;
Rrasil n.ui. 14tflac: filberts. HfflSo; al
monds Ulc; pecana. lac: cocoanuta, aoa
ttll per dozen: chestnuts. 12ae par poand;
hirkorv ituia ariluc per pound.
BEav.i Small' arhlie. 4c: larse whit a.
4c: Lima. Itic; pink. IVc: Mexicans, SHe;
bayou. $e
RICE No. I Japan. 44r: cheaper rradea.
$-oU04.Slc: Southern h.ad. aH0c; Im
ported Imperial. c; Imported extra No.
1. 77He.
Sl'GAR Rertnery prices: Dry granulated.
I4.J0; fruit and berry. $-T0; beet. $d.0O;
extra C 20; powdered, barrela, 4-5;
cubes, barre.s. 17.10.
DRIED FKl'ITS Apples. I4o per pound:
apricots. moiavtc: peaches. i:0'5i
prunes. Italian. lOHSloa.c; sliver. ISc, 8s.
while and blark. 6Sf7Sc; currants. 10
lie; raisins. loose Muscatel. Mfec;
bleaehea Thompson. 11 He: unbleached Sul
tanas. c: seeded. IStlNc
Total Oresroa crop aa.BOO
The abore flrurea show a crop that close
Ir rnrrspvnd with tha estimates that were
nu.lt by moat of tha Oregon dealera.
No (ratline waa reported yesterday. Thsra
were j soon many ordera on tha market at
less than 43 cent, but there did not appear
to be sellers nnder thla flcura.
The strength of tha market, aalda from
the p-.str.lon of tha American consumers.
who hara delayed purchaalns; la tha faea of
a ema'l crop, la anp!r demonatrated by tha
po.!tlnn of tha EnxMah market, where Im
portarlons have been far below normal,
while export have beaa exceed!ns!y heavy.
The ejsress of Erxtlsh axports over Import
In tha first two month pf tha crop year baa
hen " V.v ewt. Tha English crop waa a
Tone war under Fnrtand'a reoulremenls, yet
tie brewers of that country have allowed
themselvea to ba aerioualy handicapped by
heavy purrhaer-a by Continental brawera.
Thr preaent atrong Kngllsh market la tha
ronsevjuenre.
England's Import and export of hop
tin hundredweight) la September and Oc
tober of thla and taet year com pare a fol
lows: Import 141 1. t1V
September S1 11 6VJ
cvtoavr 13-Sjd ;.v.i
Tola's
Fxprta
Faptembar
October ...
1P.13S tr.9oa
II T3
1S.1K3 3.33
Total 4S.I1I l.0a
The following cable was received from
Laedaa yesterday: .
"Varket Tory artrra Ind artlTt higher. Vary
strong at tha advance. Consider tha situa
tion vary strong."
SMtl.L tXQCIRT FOB EXPORT FLOCR
Trad ta Wheal Market la Qojea Cou-s
Oraloa IaaJL
Tha Kastera and foreiga wheat market
war lower yeatarday. but the declines were
arlthont elfect locally. Tha demand here
waa loo alack area ta ba affected by de
preaaloa eiaawhara. Aa for tha farmers.
Ihay appear absolutely Indifferent, and. with
Idea caastderably abore tha market, ara
net diapoaed ta listen to lower price.
There were ao changes la coarse rereala.
Born oata and barley wera quiet.
Large receipta of timothy hay have
caused weakneaa la thla Una. Alfalfa price
ho d sp wall.
Thsra 1 a little laoulry from Japan.
Shanghai and North China for Hour, which
leada to tha hopa there may ba aome ra
eumpttoa of the export trad la tha near
future.
Lac a I receipta. la car, were reported by
the Merchant Exchaaga aa follows:
rr.ea.1 Earley Floor Oi'i Hr
Monday 71 .. ) jf ;4
Tuesday 71 .. II 8 IS
Tear ago Ti 4 3 11
S'aaua to data.31M.4 i 1M3 irk
taar ago 47 lit U2 6..T l4i
itEcnpT or roc ltrt ark i-ight
Bart Rraivy nearka Ara Cairrtew Over ana)
imiisail la Mow.
Pos.'try receipts yestsrday wera aot heavy,
but there waa plenty of stock oa tha street
that had beaa carried over. Soma of the
ehlckene bad been oa hand since oelarflav.
Hena and Springs moved at a range ot II to
13 cenla Urmid turker were quoted at
BS to S4 cents, according to quality. Llv
turksya. dacka ard geasa wera alow.
There wera na aaw developmaata ta tha
ear market. Freah Orcgoa agga vara aa
tremely scarce Tha matter of prlca did
not aeem Importaat to buyers.
Putter and cheee war firm without
chance In prlca.
Active Piassl far rralta.
There waa a brt.k demand yesterday for
fresh fruits of all klnda except grapes. As
n.. fresh shlpm.r. is of grape arrived, tha
market was In br:t.r shape than for several
daye. cranberries were a'cttva and firm.
There waa also a ateady demand for apploa
of ail deecrlpttonsL Holiday order for or
snt.s and grapefruit were targe.
Ilaak rieartoga.
flank clrarlnga of the Northweatera cltlea
yrsteruay wera aa follows:
Clearings. Ealanrea
Portland H.IAS.Sll $11.837
S.att.e l.TIS..'. ;3l...':4
Tacoma .m M1 :JSI
apuaaaa 7iXJ; To.aaji
PORTLAXD MARKETS.
Crala. Ilaajr. Feed. Etc
ttHHAT Export basis: Blueetem. S3c;
- clux ', ; r.i Kuuiia, "$ YaUej. ;
Jorrv flrl. lc
FLOl. K I stents. $4.30 per barrel;
atratahta. $4 i; sxparta. $0.10; Valley, lilt;
granim. Ilil: whole wheat. $a.A$
Cl R.N" W !'.. l-iT; crarked. $eo per ton.
MllXSTVFra draa. tit par toa; mld
d'lrga. HI. snorts. .4. roiled barley. $43
1TS No. I mhlt. Iliai? per too,
HAT S 1 Fa.t.ra nr-c"n timothy, ft
-H: No. I Vailey. I:l!. alfalfa. $11
M. rlov.r. lll)i:. grain. IllUlJ.
aASLO seA. Mjiigil par a. brew
leg. neasiaal.
1 egetsblee aad Fratta.
TROfKAl . FRt'lTw O.nrM navels.
St S: Vsleneiaa $A 00 per bos: Canforrtia
grapefruit, $4 a I'.oriaa grapefruit, I'i.
rrovlalona.
HAMS 10 to 12 pounO. 117r; 1J to
14 pounds. 18Ic: 14 to Id pounds. 19
17c; Id to IS pound. 10m 17c: nk.aned. 17o;
picnic. 11 Sc: cottace roll. 14iC
LARD Kettle rendered. tlercea ISo;
tubs, leiac: standart. tlcrcea 11 He: tuba.
lle. snortenlng. tierces. Wc; tuos. 9e
IlACON j am y. standard. 22c;
choice. 2c; Vxilsh. lS)17o.
DKT SALT C'URKD Hcgular hort cleara.
dry salt. ll4c: smoked, lac; short clear
backs. 12 to 18 lbs., dry salt, 12o; smoked.
13SC1 short cl-ar hack.. Id to ;.'0 lbs dry
sslt. Use; snifke.1. 13c: Orcgoa sxporta,
6 j salt, 13lsc; smoked. 13c '
Hope. W ool and nldea.
HOPS inn crop. 4lt4r.c; olds, nominal.
AIOHAIK (''liolca. $i237o per pound.
o'OOL Enstern Oregon. t)lo per
poun.1. according to shrinkage: Valley. ISO
17c per pound.
PELTS Dry. lie: lambs, salted. eSOSCcs
Short-wool pelts. 63973c.
HIDES baited hlVl 10Hfll per
pound; aalted calf. 1Cb17c: aalted kin, 11a:
gre-n hldea. SHc: dry calf. S0:; dry
hides, lac; aalted state, be; green stags, t -
U 7c
CASCARA Per pound. BHOSc
8.11 FRANCISCO TBODCCE MARKET
PrVra Quoted at th Bay City for Ter
tablee, t-raite. .IC
SAN FnANflfi'O. Nov. ! The follow
ing proilu-a prlcea were current here today:
"vsctat'lrs Uuiuinb-Ti. ft.".c$l: rsrhc.
l4e: green pes. 4w7c; string brans. 8 9
.; tomaiurs. au7.c: eKiEilanl vc 41 $1.-1.
Jluttar Fancy creamery. $lc.
Kggs Store. 43c: fancy ranch. Sic
Onions Oc a $1-03.
Cheese Young America, 15S16HC
Fruit Applca, choice, $1: common, 73c;
Mexican limes. California lemons,
rtioue. $3..'.i: comra.n. $1.T"; navel oraogoa.
IJ.O03.dil: Ptneapplea. Itfl.
' ,-, ir...K.nv. at jfiet an-
I nuiur .ir.-... ...... . . . .
Salmaa Burbanka, ll.eJOl.S0; sweets.. $1.40
u I T I.
MiUvtoSa Bran, ta.30 a 17.80; middlings,
t ; tf X3.
Hay Wheat. $139:0; wheat and eats,
$l'.-.rl7: alla'.fa. ua11.
Rcelp! Klour. 7U7I quarter ck;
wheat. I2.0.".3 centals; barley, e.1 07 centals-
oata, -oT0 cents..; p-.talocs, 7iW ssuks;
bran. $3 aacks; mldilllngs. leu sack: hay.
Ml tons.
REPORT OX COTTOX CEXXIXO.
GaveiasaSBt lira rea bhow Tola ta B tha
Kaword giaeoai.
WASHINOTON. Nov 31. In no pravlou
year ha so much cotton been ginned prior
to November II aa during the present sea
son, tha Census Mureau'e report lodav ehow
Ina a. total of 1 l.ll'llOltd bales, whl. h Is al
most a million and a half balea more tb.aa
waa g.nned to tbat date la tbe recerd year
of l.K-4.
Tha feature of tha report, however, wss
th figure for Georgia, which show 3.103.-
P79 balea had been ginned to November la.
Thla quantity of cotton Is mora than aver
grown in oeorgia neiore. ana py tne ume
the final ginning reports are received It will
hate far surpassed the previous cropa of
any year. Every cotton state, except Mla
slselppl and Oklahoma, showed a greater
amount of cotton ginned than during tha
paat two years.
We Own, Offer and Recommend
Lewiston Land & Water
Company, 7 Refund
ing Gold Bonds
Unconditionally guaranteed by the
Lewiston Sweetwater Irrigating Company
Coupon bonds, registrable as to principal;
Denomination $100, $500, $1000.
Dated October 1, 1911; due serially in from one
to ten years. Redeemable at any semi-annual
interest date on and after October 1, 1912, at 102.
Principal and interest payable at the
Security Savings & Trust Co., Portland, Oregon.
Fiscal Agent and Registrar.
When you hear it said that
such and such a kind of
street pavement is better
than bitulithic, remember
that no unprejudiced student
of" street pavements who
based his investigation on
merit alone has ever arrived
at any conclusion except that
bitulithic is best.
This bond issns' is nthorixed by the Lewiston Lend &
Water Company, to refund all outstanding bonds and
indebtedness and is secured by mortgage on the company's
lands and improvements, valued at approximately $3,500,
000; also by a special reserve fund of valid notes and
contracts equaling not less than one-half of all bonds
outstanding and unpaid.
HAVING MADE A CAREFUL AND THOROUGH EX
AMINATION OF THE SECURITY BACK OF THIS
BOND ISSUE AND ALL CONDITIONS SURROUND
ING THE SAME, WE UNHESITATINGLY RECOM
MEND THE BONDS AS A SAFE AND ATTRACTIVE
INVESTMENT. , .
Special descriptive circular containing detailed informa
tion furnished upon request.
Price, Par and Interest
Lewiston Land & Water Company bonds of any series
and also collateral trust gold notes, accepted at psr and
interest in exchange for the new refunding mortgage 7
per cent bonds above mentioned, at par and interest. Tbe
advantage to be gained through such an exchange will be
apparent to all present security holders upon investigation.
Reservations and exchanges may be effected at our office,
Morris Brothers
Railway Exchange Building, Portland, Oregon.
BULLS III CONTROL
WOOL IKMAN'D ON BROAD IJNKft.
TrmMf?r of Uos Territory Arm FmlHj
BOSTON. Nor. 21. Thr ha bn a r
rival of actlvltj la th wool market, with
tha demand along broad Unas, and raluea
tioldtnff ateadr with a firmer todtnrjr. Tha
ratur of tha market la tha Inquiry for
aUidtlle West flecea of lowtr cradea. Ohio
quartet-blood briftc -4 to 23 ceota. with
Michigan a trif e lower. Pine trfitory
taplo a lie at -1 cent a. or 60 cent clean.
d tracer era run rainy dmtt. Interest
In Teaaa wool continue, and 13 moot he
brlnae t3 cent a, clean. PuM-sd wool la dull.
Ca.tfornta Northern. 4t fj 30c: middle
county. 41 47c; outhara, 4!.j4ec; Fail frea.
U u 4.C.
Oregon Eastern No, 1 las la. BSffMn:
eastern clot hies atv. 00c; vajley. No, 1. 4f)
9410.
wheat hlpp.nif. $1-47H$1.2
Stocks cf All Kinds Make Good ( S:
Advances.
DAY'S NEWS FAVORABLE
A ma lira mated Copper Moves Tp
Three Points London Prices tbe
IllChest Since March Wabaah
Bonds Make Up Kecent I.o.
Iiigrt 9oauid Crala Markria.
TACOMA. Wash.. Not. 21. Wkiii Bl,,..
stein. JN.lc: fortyf lil. ajvai0. clul.
BSIjwc, r.d Kus.lsn. TSe'so.
Car receipt Wbeat. S; barley, 1; oats. .
SEATTLE. Wash.. Not. IL mm
Blueatem. Uci fort foil. TS4o: elnh. 7ix:
flfe. 7c: r.U RuM.tn, 7c
Car receipts yesterday Wheat. II; oats.
3; bar. 12; corn. I.
MlaaeapoUa Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Not. II. lrt.il
T-.nir)tf 1LOI14! Var XI DHU tr 1 ittk .
Julv. Ili-flS. am!nal. Cash No. 1 hard.
l.'4: No. 1 Northern. SI OSS tf 1 031 No.
1 Vorth.ra. l.u L03 a 1 No. I wheat. Ilva
am a 1 n. .
Chkraga rroduc Market.
CHICAGO. Not !. Butter Firm.
Creameries. 23t0 3-: dalrlea. 23929a.
Eggs Receipts SOZS es.s: stesdr at
mark, casra lacluded. 21ai:(c: firsts. 27 tf
3vc.
Ch-rtK Stesfly. Daisies. 14 O 13c: twine
I4SUI4S.C; Toune Amadraa. )49ISc;
long horns. llVttlSa.
Hop mt New Tark.
VKW T"RK. Not. ji H"re Firm.
CHICAGO, Not. tl. Bright weather to
dsy farored tha actual be!nnlng of tha
Argentina harrest and helprd give th prlca
of wheat In Chicago a aetback. Th cloaa
wa , to S under last night. Corn
showed a net advance of H to (ie, and oat
sc to we decline. The and ot tha day left
ha? producte 7Ho off to a rise of Stio.
Hetween tha opening and tha close May
wheat flurtuated from .1.001 to 11.01 !.
with tha finish Sl.OOH. a net IomjiC ne.
May corn ranged from 04 He to G4 c
rloeing steady a up at S4wtS4a Cash
gradea wera In more liberal aupply. No. 2
yellow waa quoted at 78C7Vo for old.
I'pper and lower lerela touched by May
nata were (vnffSOtte and 4D It 4tT,c with
the cloaa 48c a net loss of He.
Hog products all acted heavy. Tonight
the blackboards showed pork unchanged
to "Hr down, and tha rest of tha list with.
In a limit of 2 Ho either way from th fix
tures of 4 houre before.
. Tha leading futurea ranged aa follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High.
r-eo. I S
May 1011. 1.0114
July lis
CORN.
TVec H .4JK
May H .4',
July ' .H .V
OAT.1
Dae. 47 .474,
May 40 .W H
July Si 4S
MESS PORBC
Jaa ll.to 14 10 1.U
May K.02H 1.4S 14.10
LARD.
Jan. tJSH JJ"i 1TH
May 45 (.47 H e.41H
SHORT RIBS.
Jsn 141 S.45 1.40
May.. 1.47 Vs l.7H til'A
Cash quotation wera a follows:
Flour Steady.
Rye No. t. Ildllc
Barley Feed or mixing. SOcgfl.-OS
to choice malting. Il.l.tfl.le.
Timothy aeed (It tr 15.25.
Clorer 111. 0 :0.2S.
Pork Mess, per barrel. fll.TS91l
I,ard rer 100 pounds. t.
Short ribs Sldea looae). fl.ll'l
r.raln statistics:
Total clearancea of wheat and flour wera
equal to 4. 000 bushels. Primary receipt
wera 771.040 bushels, compared with 714.
eoo bushela the corresponding lay a year
tta Tha world's Tlalble aupply, aa shown
t by Fra.treet". d.creseed 1.34.000 bush-
els. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 17 cars: corn. 38 car; oats, 119
cars; hogs. 18.000 head.
Crala at Baa Francisco.
8AV FRANCISCO. Nor. . 31. Wheat
teady.
Harley Firm.
ISO
black. 1. .001.80.
Call board sales:
Wheats No trading?
ISarley December. 11.93 V
May. .1024.
Zuroneaa Crala Markets.
LrVEBPOOU Not. 21. Wheat Decem
ber. 7s 2fcd: March, 7 15d; 5iay, 7 ITsd.
Weather, cloudy. .
lyONDON. Not. 21. Cargoes steady. Walla
Walla for shipment at Ms. English country
markets quiet, unchanged; French country
marketa steady.
Wool at 8U Inis.
ST. LOUIS. Nor. 21. Wool Steady. Ter
ritory, and Western mediums. 17 0 20c; fin
mediums. 16'clHc: fine. 111i13o.
THE BARBER ASPHALT
PA VINO COMPANY
Constructs Asphalt and other Bitu
minous Paramenia a03-eoa Bleetrt
bidg., Portland. Or. Oakar Bubar.
Manager.
TRAVEL'S By Of IDC
Orb.N xtlVxH XltANt.i'litrAX10J( CO.
STR. J.N.TEAL
Freight receired
dally at Oak-st, dock
for ThaDallea.
Bood BlTar. Whit
Eaimon. Uma 1 1 1 1 a,
Kennewlck. P a a o.
Richland. Hanford.
White BluCta, and
Intermediate oolnta
1K1-CLAS9 PASSEtltK br-BVlCaV
FARE 50 CENTS
TO HOOD RIVER. WHITE SALMON. THB
DALLES.
Eteamer leaves Portland Sunday. Tuaaday.
Thursday. 7 A, M. Returning leaves Tha
Dallea Monday, Wednesday. Friday. 7 .,JL,
arriving at Portland about 5 P. M. same day.
W. 8. Buchanan, EupU; W. B. SAillaw
Gen'l Mgr. Phone Main WoO. A S527.
C1LNAD1AX PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS.
BT TLA WHENCE K1VEB SCENIC ROUTE
Leea lhao 4 Daya at bra by th
EMPKEbSES OF XHJ ATLANTIC
Weekly Ballings to Europe.
First-class, ISS.00; Second-class. i3.73; ona
class cabin (II) $50,
6PECIAL CHRUsTMAS KXCDBSIOXB.
Friday, Dec 1, Empress of Hrltala.
" Thursday. Dec. 14. Lake Manitoba.
Friday, Dec 16, Empress of Ireland.
Berthing plana sow open. Book Early.
XII 1KO-C LASS BATES.
Hamburg. Antwerp, Bremen, etc. 130. SL
"li?0.0.1-. .T:. .?.'"?'. m.25. J2.50
Norway. Denmark. Sweden. .. .134.73. $3.ai
Special rail rate on request.
" f. R. Johnson. O. A.. 143 Third St.
All agenta aell Can. Pac. tlcksta
HONOLULU $110
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tour for your Tacatlona. Delightful sea bath
1.11? in, LttUIUU. wcuu ' ' '
splendid SS. Sierra (10.000 tons displace
ment) makea the round trip In 16 days, one
can visit on a side trip the living volcano
of Kilauea which la tremendously active,
and see for himself the process of world
creation. ro oiocr mp a .
for the marvelous and wonderful In nature
Visit the lalanas now. wmie 1
so easily and quickly and while the vc
. . .. - i). t ,ti,ni An to tele
cano i , n " . , ......... , --
gram for berth. Sailing: December Is,
January 6, January Zi, etc
OCEANIC 8. CO.
f!3 Market Street. San Francisco.
agMrjrrrarjr.yy ; g i jjaj -i n ar-.
ilXPRESS STEAMERS FOB
San Francisco and Los Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE. '
8. S Beaver Kails 4 P. M. November M.
SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND H. S. CO.
Bjaa 'Tlrket office. 142 Third St.
Phone Main 40 and A 1402
COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE
O -W. It- X V - ta-aVaTlajr fc uvcu
a a a. . ulr A sal ar aa
leaves roniaiiu, jiMu-mtw uv.., aw. ac
cept Saturday, at P. M-. arriving AVatorta.
for Mfler and all North Beach points. Re-
- l..a.a. A.tnrla alt 7 A Vf ArrlVtrlaT
Portland 6 P. M. Call at City Ticket Office.
.a A TJTaar.ln-fnn l or Ash-atriat nOck.
U
San Francisco Los Angeles
and San Diego Direct
S. S. Roanoke and S. S. Elder
Sail Every YVedneeday Alternately at I F. H.
NORTH PAC1TIC S. S. C0
132 Third St.. phones Main 1314. A 1314.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
Low. Close.
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WM. VHITFIELD & CO.
ArCOtSTiXTS, ACDITomS AND YSTEMATIZERS, f
Aaaoaar rrasrat Lexratloa
218-19-20-21-27 Commer'ial Club Building, Portland
' 300 Colman Bulldinff, Seattle,. Wash.
Ala Repreaeated at 9aa Kraarlae 14 L Aacele. ,
Maaskcra Asaerlraa Aaaaetatlaa at Paklle Aecwaataata, Orfges tat Sa
rtvtr at Pwbll Aereaslssts.
CRUISES DE TJJXR
ITALY and EGYPT
SPECIAL TRIP transatlantic l!nerM
" Kataerin Auguate Victoria
tha largest and most luxurious steamer of
Hamburg-American service. Equipped
with Rlta-Carlton Restaurant. Palm Oar
den. Gymnasium. Klectrlo Batha, Ele
vator. Will Lave New York
I KHKl AKV 14, IB 12.
Stopping; at Madeira (It hra.). Gibraltar
(4 hra.), Algiers ( hra."). Vlllefraacha
(14 bra.). (Nice), (ienos (20 hra.), a
plea (S hra.). Port Maid ( daya).
Steamer returns to New 1'urk via
Naplea and Gibraltar.
Also ernlses to tbe Orient. West Indira.
South America, Around Uia World. Italy
and Egypt, etc
REGULAR SERVICES
LONDON - PARIS HAMBURG
I PENNSYLVANIA Deo. t. t P. M.
(PATRICIA Deo. 7, 11 A. M,
tKAISERIN ALO. TIC Dec. 12, 11AM.
spRES. LINCOLN Dec. 21, 9 A. M.
TUnexcelled Rltx-Carlton a la Carta Res
taurant. Gymnasium, Electric Baths.
Elevator. Palm Garden. I Hamburg di
rect. Second cabin only. Will call at
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa
S. 8. CINCINNATI Dec. 7. 11 A, M.
8. S. IIAMBl'BO Jan. 4
S. 8. CINCINNATI Jan. IS
Write for Bookleta of All Cruises.
Hamburg-Am er-lrao Une, 180 Powell St., San Francisco. CaL: O.-W. R. N. Co.
Nor Pac. D & R. G. R. R.. Burlington Route. Milwaukee Se Puget Sound R. R-,
C F Pfluger Mulkev bldg.. D. B. Smith." 6w Fifth St.. Portland. Oregon.
EFFECTIVE FROM OCTOBER 29, 1911
Steamship Prince Rupert
Lea rea Seattle, Washington
Every Sunday ait
12:00 O'CLOCK MIDNIGHT
FOR
Victoria, Vancouver and Prince Rupert,v B. C
Connecting; at Prince Rupert. B. C with S. PRINCE JOHN," Wednesday,
at 1:00 P AlTfor Stewart. B. C. Thurday. Nov. 2d. 16th, SOth, Dec 14th, 28th,
for Queen Charlotte Island. Thursday, Nov. Sth, 23d; Deo. 7th, 21t, for
Massett and Naden Harbor.
GRAND TRUiNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
(Mountain uivlslon)
Train leave Prince Rupert for Vffharadol (100 miles) on "Wedneadajr and Sat
urday. Returning-, arrive Prince Rupert Bi20 P. M. Thursday and Sunday.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
(Double Track Route.)
FOUR THROUGH TRAINS DAILY NO EXCESS FARE.
Brtwrra CHICAGO and all point Eaat.
Through PCLLMAA STANDARD ana TOURIST SLEEPLNQ CARS.
' j. H. BLRGIS, General AaTent. Paaaencer Dept.
First Are. and Tester Way. Seattle. Washing-ton.
JLr WHITE STAR LINE
r xhe Largest aad Flneat Biitlah Steamer
TO THE MEDITERRANEAN
Aaorra, Madeira, Gibraltar, Alaiera, Naplea, Geaoa, Alexandria
ADRIATIC' Deewaaber 3, Jsanary 10, Febraarr 2L
"CEDRIC" Jaaoary 24, March .
ALSO
"CRETIC December 8, "CANO PIC December 13.
"ROMANIC" Febraary S, "ROMANIC Maroh 14)
WIIiTE STAR LINE, Room Bailey Bnlldlng; Second and Cherry St.
Seattle, or Local Asenta.
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits $900,000.00
OFFICERS:
I J. C AIN S WORTH, President. R. W. SCHMEER, Caahler.
R. LEA BARNES, Tice-Presideat.
A. M. WRIGHT, Assistant Caahler. W, A. HOLT, Assistant Caahler.
LETTERS OF CREDIT AND TRAVELERS
CHECKS ISSUED NEGOTIABLE EVERYWHERE
DRAFTS DRAWN on all FOREIGN COUNTRIES
lumbermens
National Bank
' CAPITAL $1,000,000
4 per cent
pn savings
Corner riftn
and Stark
WHY not place your account with a bank
whose service, experience and facilities are
just what you require to fnrther facilitate
your business?
A quarter century's strictest adherence to the
highest banking principles and, a personal interest
in each patron's welfare have brought success to this
bank and its customers.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
Founded in 1686 Washington & Second Sts.
4 Paid on Time Deposits.
LADD k TILTON BANK
Established 1859.
' Capital Stock
Surplus and Undivided Profits.
. .$1,000,000.00
.. 800,000.00
Commercial and Savings Accounts
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers ' checks issued, avail
able in all parts of the world.
Corner Washington and Third Streets!
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 750,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains
WILLS
Every man and woman should make a will, and the advan
tages of a Trust Company acting as Executor or Trustee will bo
generally conceded. WILLS may be drawn and filed with this
company, which is authorized under the state banking law to
act as Administrator.
Security Savings & Trust Company
Portland, Oregon.
Capital, $1,000,000. Surplus, $400,000
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
INCORPORATED 1867.
Read Office Toronto, Canada. Neve York 16 Exchange Place.
London 3 Lombard Street.
Over two Jinndrea other brandies In the United States and Canada.
Every care taken of collections. Irafts on all foreign countries and prin
cipal cities In United States ani Canada bought and sold, and a general
banking; business transacted.
Interest allowed on Time and Special Deposits.
PORTLAND BRANCH, SECOND AND STARK STREETS
F. C. MAXPAS, Manager.
NEW YORK-PORTLAND
REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE).
Low Rajtes. Schedule Time.
AMERICAN -HAWAIIAN S. S. CO.
aUA Rail war XUckssfs Bloc)
e-ewUaaeV, Us,
Mala SSTa.
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMER BREAKWATER.
Calls from Alnsworta Dock. Portland, f
P. at., every Tueaday. Freight received at
Alnsworth Dock dally up to S P. M. P4s-seng-r
tare, first-class. (10; second-class. T.
lacludlna meala and berth. Ticket offioe
Alnsworth Soak, faanea Mala Mala
Utt. A 1284,