s
TWO BUTTER PRICES
City Creameries Make Cu,
Outsiders Hold Up.
LOCAL TRADE UNSETTLED
Jnsrlins f Market lo Cmrr !-lMirl j
Sale It Clmrsctl No Siirplu
Said lo IW- In F.xlliif.
Otlirr Cities firm.
Tl e n--. o? a dairy pro.l I -e ex. njnt
n this clv. at which actual m-kel values
wilt be e.taht.'hed by bona fill- transac
tors, waa never felt more than at present.
whn the butter market Is In a turmoil j
Keeau.e of the conflict of lntereta In the
eai iraie i nm - j ' " - - .
. - . .... Mo.tte.1 eter- I
ram irw w..e, , . . -. -
lav bv dealer.
Karli In the day four of the cllv ereani
erlea announced a cut of : - eenta to the
;T,-cent hi O'her city creameries main
tained the former quotation of t centa. aa
d the autstde creamery men havlnc de
puts or branches here.
Toe eel.era at the lower f.cure der-Iared
there waa a surplus of butler on hand, but
of a quality not adapted for itnrmj and
Insisted that thla butter would have to b
put tnto Immediate rce-isumptl'-n be nam
ing a price that aould move It. Other city
butter-makers declared there was no sur
ptus but In.tead an actual slmrtase. cauae.l
bv the demand from the North.
The trouble appear, to be laiaetv a eon
rtnuatlon of the MM that haa beeo '!
between the cltv and eountre creamery
men since the flrat of the year. for sev
eral montba tho outside men were c.ittinj
under tie market while trvlns to h nH ui
a trade here. Now It la the cltv manufac
turers who hava done the cutt;PK. while
the outsiders are trylns " h!.l ?,e price
where It waa.
Tba rharge waa repeated that the lead
In eity ereamerlea hae aold a Quantity of
butter, aald to He two rare or more, to
paSet Sound buyers, and are ereklng to
rover their aalea at a lower market valua.
rton. One of the local manufacturer, ac
knowledged having ld one car to go north.
Offera of ii eenta were made to them he
buyer, on thla market. It la aald. but they
refoaed to aell In spite of their announced
cut lo 23 1 centa.
In tha meantime the other Coat butter
marker, continue firm. San Frsn.-lsco sellers
refueed to quote prtcea before nevt Monday
for ahlpment and declared tha belief that
the bottom had been reached. The min
imum price at Seattle, according to tele
phone messages, waa : centa.
r-aSTr.RX AND rOKKH.N MOHAIR
BMM Market Quiet Twwdltloaa la Knglaad
and Tarkry.
rond:tion In the E;tern and foreign
mohair market, are reported by the H.-e-ton
Commercial Bulletin aa follow.:
"Conditions In the rioaton market have
changed but little. If any. during the week.
Hemand la moderate for combing aorta and
limited for lota of carding with no partic
ular change In prlcea quoted. The atten
tion of the trade haa been turned more par-
Icularly lo the growing eerttone where the
new clip la coming In from the rang to
central pointa. In Teaaa prtcea lie re
ported aomewhat higher Ulan at the open-
n. the best lota bringing rather better than
!) centa. The Kerrtltle. fvaldle and Del
Kio poola have been aold.
"In tha English and Continent." conaum-
ng- markcta. bu.inea haa continued of a
tccided hand-to-mouth order, the advent of
the new clip making It policy on tha part
of aplnuera to buy aa l.ttle aa poaaible.
'In Con.tantlnople there la ron.iderahle
aid hair ailll left on the market. At tha
,-loa of March this waa estimated at about
;.4i bales, some 3oi bales of barely fair
average having beer, sold on the basts of
about UvliSd Bradford. The new Turkish
Hip la now betntr shown, w eat Tier conditions
being favorable. Tne new clip la estimated
at anywhere from i.1t to 5i bales
Domestic quotations: Best combing. 3etf
2;..; good comltng. lpHc; ordinary comb
lug 3-t33 : carding. :t b Ivc. Foreign: Cape,
first. tc: Turkey, fair average. tCtrijc
lltPM:TS r A"4l:Klt AN AITI.K4
Mora) IHapwIrliew 1 rem "Molia Thaa
I ram I ailed -Mate.
Reporting on apple .a porta In the pst
arasan. N. White, of New York, write.:
"Aa the apple shipments have now ceased
for the season, the following figures may be
of interest. Total shipments for the Season
tT 1-191 J wvra aa foitowe:
Barre's.
Nova Peoila l.l..-
Canada Ito.""1
America l.Ii"i
Total '. .k;.io0
"tnT tha lot from America probably loit.-
were pears.
-The total Bumher of boveg ahipp-d from
America waa 4a,Hl. which were shipped
to the following porta, namely:
riM s.
Uvc-po-. ISt.-il-l
Lomlnn Il-'.1T. i
..a.aoo ...--. .."
Hamburg ........- '''.Ti
V arious '.le.2
s a rule these Agurc. are seldom dis
sected and many AmerWans. eyeing the to
tal of 2.VT.an barrela. mlsht think these
were ail ahtppd from the Lnlted Mates. Aa
will be aeen from the ahov.. ligur.a. Nova
f.-etia sh.pped out more appiea than the
I nltcd Mates"
itRrriMi Bit:r.K rRomcTHx t.Rows
(oaawa.pt lew of Hop Auva Heavier la Pawl
lear.
tiffictal government r-turaa of Oreat Brit
ain, recently published, show a beer output
for the year ending lpt--rot r o-, 1111. of
30.n4H.4TH barrela. an Increase over the pre
ceding year of 1.41T.t4 barrels. The con
sumption of hope shows a corresponding In
crease of ".0"J hundredweights, the con
sumption for tbe y'ear ending rieptember 3')
amounting to &T4.el hundredweighta.
Inf particular Interest to the hop trade la
the fact that notwithstanding the higher
range of prlcea. the averace consumption of
bops per barrel not only held Ita own. but
shows a fractional increase, the average
consumption of hope pr barrel for the year
ending September 3'. U'll. being 1.7M9
pounds per barrel, aa against 1.77 pounds
per barrel during the preceding year.
lf further Intereat to the hop trade la
tho fact that with the last hop crop, accord
ing to official returns, of 3v.0Uo hundred
weights and Pet Importatlona from Septem
ber 1. lull, to March SI. lli of T4.7-U
hundredweights, there remained on the last
mentioned date a deficiency as against an
nual requirements, tha latter figured the
name as for the preceding year of 17t.4.".
hundredweights, equivalent to over lMe
American balca. a quantity ao large aa to
be practically Impossible lo Import durlr.g
tha period Interrenimt nntll the It?! crop
ts harvested.
TR.tHBtRHlF.1 IS FROM I.Ol 1-IA.N A
f ar of Teaaa OaeiM aad Horlda Tomatoes
IKS Tealay.
Aid from a car of oranges and half a
car of Louisiana straw be rr tea. there w.-re
no Leave rere.pta on Front street yesterday.
The Lou.sitna berries sold at 110 a crate
of II baskets. The Florins received .re
short of ripe and aold at former prlcea.
A car of white and browa Bermuda oniona
la due today, alao a car each of California
Wlnnmtrstadt cabLaire and Florida tiima- J
toes. The Utter will 11 at ..W per U-
bak-t rrate.
TOO LATE TO SOW SPRING WHEAT
limcn in Idalis Complain of Krelve
Rainfall.
I.EWISTON. Maho. May 1. (Special.)
Spring graia condltlona In the Camas and
Nt-i I'erre prelrles ar unaat iafactory. sc
rordlng to reports mad thla week by many
(armcn of that locality. Thla condition Is
al-rltuted lararly to tho l.ackward Spring
and tho unuaually heavy ralna that have
bevn failing during the past several weeks.
Ti ranchers any that the season ihla y-ar
U at least M dava behind that of last year
and urvler tho present conditions It will be
l:Tpo.-.lb; for Spring grain to be in n. AM
in., ground now In preparation to receive
lie .--prlng crop will have t. be Summer fal
:ufl. It la estimated that the acreage
wi.! be 10 per cent of normal.
The report stales that tMe Fall-sown
wheat and barley looka exceptionally fav.ir
able and that there are no f rojtr - bit ten
or yehow blades. In a. I probability the
Kail crop per acre will eltceed that of leal
nr.
Tne month of April waa a record-breaker
in the amount of rainfall throughout the
prairie sections ol the Lewielmi country.
NO ACTIVITY
IN tJRAIN alltKKT
"Hi beat Holder.
Not Affected
by l-nck of
lie-stand.
The IihaI grain mtirket a as very quiet yes
terday and nothing of Interest was reported
from the countrj.
In spile of the Inactivity there has been
no shading of wheat prices by sellers.
Local receipts. In cars, were reported by
the Merchants Kvclutis- as follows:
Wheat Barley Klnur Ja:s Hay
Moinl.y mm 1 !! " 1"
Tl."I..v . .
"A ednesd ay
Id
1 ear aao 11
t-v.i'a to .rne.ll.4l
Tear ago ...ll.ll.-u
14ai I'M
:i .!
til a
v
roultry Slla lawer.
Poultry of all klntls was weak. Suppll-'S
w.-re ample and buyers held bark. Chickens
ciean.-d up a l' cents. .
Veal was also wr.ik. but pork a as steady.
There as no change In I 'c Sii market.
Arrivals were md. rate an-l tlo- demund was
not brisk.
Bank Clearing.
Itinh elearitia of the Nor ih wc. tern cities
io.tluv wre as follows:
l 'i.vrtfn. riatanie..
rortland - '
teitt'e 1
Taioina il--1
lokane T T I. ij
:.:t :
rOKTUND MAltfc.kXS.
C.rala. Ilowr. t ecd. r.te.
WHKAT Trsrk prlcea: B'U"Stem. Il.';
r'ub. t..: red Husslan. Sl.ul; Vallsy. 11.03.
'-fo d. I."H
MII.L.iTl I'KS llran. 1-4 per ton; shorts.
Ila. m'ddilr.gs. $31.
FLOCK I'atcina. .".10 per barrel;
ftratchta. ."; ejporte. H ': V .'ley. i.lO.
grah.1-11 $r in: whole wheat. $o.3n.
COHS Whole. ai. cra.-ked. f4l per ton.
HAV Timothy. 1 el tr 1 7 1 alfalfa. li.".oi
1. clover, fi.!; Oats and vetch. $10.aitfll;
grain hay.
OATa No. 1 white. $.".'. 80 per ton.
Tegetahlew aad Frwlta.
TROrlCAL FRCITS Oranges. nae s
e tt -,2S- California grapefruit HWf:
Florida grapefruit. J.V7..u 7'l; lemone.
& per box; oneappI s. 6. per pound.
KltESH KKI'IT Strawberries. $Ja.25per
crate; cranio rrles. ( 10 per barrel; appl s.
el ..et Z per box.
I'oTATuK: Jobbing prices. Bnrbanka,
old. $ l.5ov l.rt.1 ier hundred; near California,
oc per pound.
ON IONS Bermuda. J 75xj3 per crate.
Vt.ili.l '.l l.til Ar leooKes. 7.Ma,- pe-dos.-n;
asparasue. l':i 1 if ornla. 9 !.!'. tl - per
cm.', beaus. 2-' . cabbage. per pound :
cauliflower. I T ir crate. i jlery.
per crate; cucumbers. lii.Tn doren; egg
plant. -."c p-r pound, head lettif-e, si. 75 per
I rale. hothouse lettuce. 7.VII per bov ;
peus. b'tfUe pound; veppers. 2.'m iHiund : rad
ishes. IOh.i-c per dozen: rhubarb. J'j'itac
per pound ; spinach. 4'.c per pound, to
matfea, $4 E0 per boa; garlic, h'tf lite Per
pound.
SACK VEGETABLES Turnips. fl9i:4
per sack- beets. tl.&l. rutabagas, tltfl.lb.
carrota. $1.
Dairy and t'aantrr Irodnrw.
Butter Oregon 'creamery - butter; aolid
pai.-k. -ainUJiM: per p.und.
r;i;i;. Krr.n lrei;n tanch. eandied. 21o
per ili ren: catie count, uc.
CHrlKSE Oregon flaia. ISC per pound.
I'i-UK Karcv. I'lwllc j-rr pound.
VKAl. Fancy, lltlll'ic per pt.und.
rulLTRY Hens. 1 ..; Springs. lc;
broilers. !jamc; ducks. lioc; geese,
lie. turkeys, live. loc; dressed. 26c
taple Urwccrlea.
ALU ON Columbia r.ivet. l-ponul alia.
12 :5 per dosen. k-pound lalls. iM; I
pound fata. i40. Alaaaa bink. 1 -pound
CoKVi?ri Roasted. In drums. .-
per p.'liiiiL
NIT Walnuts. lfflSl per t4:
nras. I nuta. 14lao: .llberta. I'l&ii:
rr.oi.dr 17f'-lc; pecana l?c; eoeoanuta, McO
tl per dosen; eh-sinuta. 12So per pouad.
hi kory nuts. CWloe per pound.
HONEY Cboioe. 3.7 per case; Btrnloee
bcueV. lUO per tOUDO.
SALT Oranulated. 1 per "". ba.f-gro-
nd. lo. . per ton: ooa. " par toa.
MEANSSmail white. 4S; larre white,
JVe; Lima. IVc; pink. t.c; Aie.icaa. s;
tavou, 6c .
KICt No. 1 japan. Gc: rheapeT arradss.
IVolr: Southern bead. a'atfTc.
MGAR Dry a-ranuaid. i.uj; fruit ana
beiry. i.t5: llooo u.u pianlat on. . beet.
1.1 !S, extra C. . poadervd. barre.s.
$dlo; cubes, bsrrs.a. td.4'.
DR1EL FMC ITS App..s. 14e per peoad:
apricots. ltJUlaVjc. peaches. IJOlje:
prunes. Italiana. lu",01o-ac: allver. le:
firs white and b'a.k. 'iUTe. "irrani"
10 O lie; ralalna. loose. au.catel. es
Tc: bleacted Thompson. Ha":
b.eacbsd teultanaa. seeded. Iw!5i
eaiea. Psralaa. tmo per pound: eard. ll.aa
er boa
SAN - FRANCIXO IBODlCK HABILE Tf
rtrte i OaaMed at tha Bay lt far Vegs
lablee, Ftrulta, Hie.
SAN FltANi lSCO. May J. The follow
In. prcuce prices wers current bere lo
usy :
1'rult Apples, choiee. II"1: common. tec;
Lt:ru limes, iiajil, California Ismena.
jioice. I. commoo. !.:; navai oraafea,
S 1 c X. . pineapples ai.avdl.a0.
Hjtter Kancj creaincrr. - lc.
rlae More. Hi1;!-, laniy ranch, -lc.
:,... e I .. .i I T.'j e.
Vrgeraocs Ciicumbers. 0.-ftJl: green
p. as. t'ari': suing Mans. ItH u ll'ic as
oatagur. elvil-.'a. toiual.et. nominal, I'ftn
piaot. noniriai.
;'ctai.e. Kiver Burbaoka. $l.(Svi.oa;
sweets. l-'.7Ju. Orvgon Burbanka. IJt
: 7a.
Hay Wheat- li:a:0; wueat and eata,
1 u 19: il.'alfa. f 12 U It.
He. eipts 4' lour. .;:.:.!) tiuarter sackn: bar
lev. i;.o rentals, oats. 7 1 ." centals; poiaoes.
17a Mi ks; bav. ''ll. tons; wool. 3ll bales.
Metal Markets.
NFW YORK. Way 1 Standard c"PI"r
eras, .pot and ilay 1 .1. ..u sj 1 a. "c ; June.
li:m i I j Mi'. July. Auaust. l.V.V. ( 1 5 no ' :
London du'l. apot I7i lis Inl : futures, ill.
i'uiom houe retiirnr showed rxptirts of
IJ.3II tons lor Hie month of April. Lake
copper. l- U 161,. ; electrolytic, liio lttc.
canting. IHS ll l'tr.
Tin eav . si.n. 4C lit i 4rt 37 iTc: May.
Iilixoi ill J.V: June. 4.". 7.1 ri 4ii.iH-; July.
43.e-i 4.V7.V: Aitk-ast. 4a.-.1 a 4.1. ic. Lon
don, iiulel. spot, tiio 1 .1. . futures. iJi'a !'..
- 1-aJ firmer; f 4 I." o 4. Joe New Yoik; 4.t.1
44 lo Kant St. i.ouia. Sales, .'al taai pounds
July New fork lead at 4.-'; i'M"y pounds
Ju:v St Louie at 4 1'J'2c. l.ol.dori. fit lw.
Spelter dull: tvtM.ei 7.uoc New Yoia; ti.uu
fo..o. Kast St. leiu.s. Londun (1.1 las.
Aniimo-'ty quiet; Cook.on's. Ml.iHic.
Iron. Cleve.and sarra.ni, 64s In London.
I ocally iron was st.adv ; No. 1 foundry
Nortnern. 1 3 ;:.. 1.1 7i: No. 2. ll.1ol V.Vi;
No. 1 Southern and No. southern soft,
1.1 (T li.7d.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW VOKK. Way L Oof fee future
rloiuid quiet, from two to all points net
lower. Mac. lj..17c: June. 13 67c; July.
13 71.-; Augo't. 1 tale ; September. 13S7c:
October. I:4.aae: November. 13.etV: Decern -h.
r l.l 4c; January. IS vjf; February.
lJ.7!c; March and April. 11-1c.
Spot quiet: nio No. 7. l4Vc; Santos No.
4. In1''. Mild dull. Cordova, liau lsc nom
inal. Law sugar sleadv. Muscovado, ao test.
3 4 sc. centrifugal, I'd test. 3.VV.; molasses.
td test. ;.L Keflncd steady.
New York Cottow Markef.
N'KW TOKK. May 1. Cotton ciosed bare,
lv steady, net .l lo "it point lower. May.
104,.: June. lu.K'a-t July.. II "c; Angtiai.
II 0ct S-ptember. 11.11.""': October. 11. lie:
November. Il.fi-: Ieeemher. ll.iV; Janu
ary and February. II. lite: March. II i'oc,
spot closed quiet. 3D points lower. Mid
uplands. 1 1.4HC; do gulf. ll.ttSc. Sales (de
livered on contract!. 11. lou
MOVES UP A! CLOSE
Stock List Shows Gains in
Final Dealings.
STEEL WEAKEST FEATURE
Aff.ctetl by l"n favorable Quarterly
Sltnulnc Made by tle CoriMtra
. ton rney Kates Are l'n
fhanirefl Iloiuli Faster.
MW YOKlv. May 1. The surprisingly
P,.r showing made by the United States
Slc-l Corporation for the first quarter of the
ear uiolouM. dly was the foremost fuctor
in sh.ip.ng today's stock market. Pressure
w.is exerteil against Steel common through
out th' s.'sslon.
Further suspension of proposed Increased
fr-'ltrV.t r.ifeg bv the Interstste Commerre
I'oniminston and adverse railroad reports
a-l I'd to the f. e tir of depression.
S ; h.t.l a "a i..- opening." lis Initial of
ferors li.-inv repres-'Ote.l l.y a blo'-tr of llill
svir. s at 7I'1 to 7,,Ts. s. compareil with
7-' at ye.fr. lay's clo-e. Union pacific also
dl;'!.iyed acute wfakneas.
The anthracite shares, with American
Smelting, w h'v'ii sii active a-id strong on
rumors of sn Incressed dividend, were al
most tl'.e only Issues of prominence to shuke
off the rea'tionar t.nilencv.
In the Insr hour the general list moved
towar.'. the hes.' quotations of lite liny, with
a...ii... ..,t ameeliHO Can BOWlllg the
most i.rottoopt ed str-ngth. Final ileallnps
r.so'ieil In numerous to-l gains.
t'or.illtlons and rst-s In the loenl money
noirkei r--n ilr um lianjteil. w ith Incressed
i.eertn '.'S of cotnmerrliil paper.
In the w. iv of railroad reports for March,
the I'. nriav'v;iila syst-m In'Teaseil its net
gain hv St.liawi on Kaalern lines, with a
gilii cf l'o iv.a on the lines west -of Pltts
l.'irg. Illinois Central fell off by $'JiVii.sn,
Missouri Pa. Illc by 127.'"ft.
To- bond lo .Vket was alightlv easier, with
narrow niovemetus In the p-omlncnt Iseui-s.
Total s.-l-s. par velne. IJ.tr7l.iaio. United
States tlovcrntni-itt bonds were unchsng(
ru call.
Cl.OSIXlj STOCHT QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. Lo'V. Hoi.
Allia Chal pf .. oo 11'. .'!' 3T.
Amal I'opper P.7ial K" SJ W a.': S
Am Acrl.mt n
Am B. et Sugar il"n :". H'a
Amerli an Can .. Is. ."' "!' .I7
Am Car ft F.lV. 1.7'HI til .MC, tilil,
Am Cotton Oil.. ram r.4'4 .14 .'.4'.
Am Hd a- 1.1 pf -
An Ice s. curl . 4in L"ti, L':; -II
Am Linseed ... I.l' 1.1 1 a 14
Am Locomotive .'.-ai'i 41 " 4.1 ' 44
Am Smvl ft ! f Stl.4' k7, sr. i, -7S
do preferred.. H7. lo7'a H'7V
Am Ste.l Fdv.. . : :ii
Am Smta- H.f. . 1.7' ll'.o', l;vS I'.'I'S
Am Tel Or Tel.. " 14.1". 1 l l'S
Am Tooaiio pf lo;i
Am Woolen -
Anaconda M Co 2.fx 4t, 4S'4
Arduson 0. ."' li'7'v Hall, inT'i
do preferred . Ii" loss li'3 l'l.'i'a
Atr Coast Line. 3on 141', 141 14"
Halt Ohio .. 7 veal 11IH 1 1 1 1
Bethlehem Steel 3.4' .'l! l, .17 '-
Brook R Tran.. too s.l S "3', a:;,
Canadian Pac .. 3 '- I5 I -111 2.1.1 "a
Central Leather L.lort L'7 1114 I'dV,
110 preferred.. 1UH I14H 04 'a l'4
Central of N J Iiti.1
i'h.-s at Ohio .. J.!! 79-,, -f.x, ;i,
Chicnso A Alton I'l
Chi C.l West
do preferred 3dS
Chicago N W Bill) 1411 142 111
C. M . .- Paul. 5.1'N 1101, lKtij 1"IH
(', ('. I 1 SI L .'i4
Col Fuel lion SilO :il 'H L'ltVj
Cot A; Southern 44
Cori.nl 11. .s .... I"v) 144 144 H:l
Corn Pr.alucts.. .Mia Kl'i 111 H 1"-.
!cl At Hudson 17-",
D It C.ran.l... IK -;'.'S 2-s S
do prcfeiTed 41
Distillers Secur il"'i 1.1 e--'
Krie II. ion ;;i;a, ;;,;i ::.J,
lo 1st pf .... tetn -i.lv, .--,', a.-,yi
do .! pf .... .'' 4.1 'a 4.1 -a 4.1
Con Hlectric .. l.L'iai lull'. lc". 1s
tit North pf ... i.3it 132'. 13IS H'S'l
lit North Ore 4'4
Illinois Central. I0.1 lai', l'-'IHa 12
Interbor Met .. l.l" ll'S ll ll'
1I0 preferred.. .loo .17. .17 S .171,
Inter Harvester 2.i" 117' 1IS IK"
Inter Marine pf It'll lit'.. Ill 111
Int Paper HO 1-1 14', 144
Int Piimn 3 M l HIS 3"'. 311,
Iowa Central 121,
K C Soutl-n.. 7"" ... 21'. -'1',
do pi. f-i rv.i. . IK' Hi tHli, IH",
Laclede line To'."
l oins ti N.ish.. 4a1 liio-"-, LIS', l.ln',
Minn St Louis -27,
M. S P S S M . . . . Ull
Mo. Kan at T-x 4i ill's, . 2
do preferred.. . 1
Mo Pa. Itlc .... t.4 ll a-.-lj 43
Nat Biscuit ... I. -'no l.l'.i K-'. 1.17
National Lead . 2' ' .17-, .17', .17 i
N Kv leg 2 pf 3W
N Y Central s.4im ! lis'- lit'.
N V. Ont at W. a lliKs.
Norfolk A W.st I l'i II3-, II'.". 1I11-.
North Am-TH-ait I "a si s:;r, vi', alt',
North-rn IV.c .. ;l.'i"il 121 1, 1 -"" '1 121's
Pn.lll. Mail "'I-, 32k :--
Penrisvlvatna ... 3 ."' 1211. 12-1 I ,
p.-op'-s ; .. ei 111'. Ill 1 I 1
P 1 " C al St I... 2 loo 1074, 1117 o7
Pittsburg Coal . lK.o-ai 2.", :1', 22
Presse,t S Ca... . i-iei .li;i, .it; .1.14
Pull Pal Car . 2' lmS l"a l1"
Itv ste-i spring -.'o-i :pi :: :t.i
Reading ..I2.1.1'" 1771, 174, 17.1
H. pill. I:c St-. l .. I.IKKi 24 2.1" 24
do preferred . I. .". Sot; So Mil,
It... k Island Co. 4..1"'1 '-'I's '-'Si, --
do pref rr.-.i.. I.L.-i .17 .Ill's .I'ISi
st 1. A s r 2 pf l.t:" 40 :: "lv
St I. Southwell It-'
do pr.-'. rr- 'l 71 '4
SLeis S.iefT'el.l .. 1 'el l! 4! 411
Sou-hern I'ac .. 2.:ni ll.'S 12' 112
Southern I v ... 7 2t, 2l', V
do preferred 7;;
Tenn Copper .. 4 "' l-l'i 44' 44"s
Texaa Pi.. I'l. ? 2i, 24', 24
Tol. Si L W.-a 4' II'. 14H, 14;
lo pr fe.-red .1:1 1,
Union Paeltl. .. 4.1 itoo J71 1T1H 172'
ilo preferred.. 2' HI ll HI
1 S f-.eatv 74'(,
u s Rui.i.er ... .ins .1 .11",
U S St' el 2.1.' 71 !" 7"v
v!, pref. rreil.. 3 is-d 11;; 1 1 '2 "a
Utah Copper .. " rt.l'i 2 h.l',
Va-i'aro Chem .. '"e-A .11 J, .11 .11',
WahaSh ' -" 5 'a
I., p-ef.i-eil.. -HI ill,- "014 1,
V.Vs'ern MS HI
w.s.'oc Flee .. e. 7'.'; Tl'; 71
V..-e,r Union . IUSI S4'a .1 S4
wc. 1 a I. F.. . . 7H
la-V.ch Vsllev .. It 40.1 17H, ln, I'M,
'lilno t'oop-r .. 2 "o '.si. 2''"a -'t'-,
Itav Consols.... 1'; ""' P", 1! Ill's
Am T-io.,..o . 1 4i KM SIT 218
Total sat. 8 for th riav, S14.7'N shares.
ItONDS.
Furnished bv Ovsrbeok Cooke Com
paji. J'ortland:
Hid. AsVed.
Amer Tel at Tel conv 4s 1 1.1 11.1',
Atner Tul'-iico 4s Mi's ....
Atner Tobacco hs I2'"a ....
A Teh lion iienernl 4s P1l, tcia
Af 'ilson . 01. v 4s I07 '4 l. s
Atehison a.lj 4s stnmpe.1 11. 1", 11
At.h'son conv Is ...1"sa, lolV,
Atlantic Ci.ast Line cons 4a.... ti.1i, tl.1 ',
Atlantic C I. "L at N coll" 4s.. I'l1 141,
Baltimore r Ohio 3 1, s H2 H2 s,
Haiti nor.. v olilo 4s ti'l PS
Brook'vn tapl.l Transit 4s v.i, 7
Can Southern fli-sl .Is li'l', lol 4
C O 4 Us 1""',
. R li a-n mtrj Is '.'".- ml
C. II W Joint 4S...- .' I1SS
. B V- IJ I "s 4s -lilS
C. it i W lienor 4s ' !"!
Cirtri.l Pacific first 4s lHi IMS
Ch'caco .v.- Fastern 1'ls 4s.... 71" Mil,
C R I & raf IS s:C,
c! K I P C"l trust 4s 72' 72',
c.i. are, lo Southern first a.... 1H 0.114
Ier.ver Jk III" O'-ande 4a 7 "tt
llaaare A Hu-'son conv 4a.... ls list,
F.r.e fltst cons P L 4s US SSi
J s par.ese 4s s.. ....
Japanese first 4'," 1'3 ' flfaj
.Inpattese se-ond Ws WS 2 ',
I. i N unl 4. " "
M. K A T 4', a S7U ss4
Mltsourl Pacific 4s 74 74 4
Vevv Yo--t central 3"-a S7 -,
New York C-ntral U S 8Hs hS S'.'H
New York city 4- 4ii 11.114
New Yo-k Cltv- 4'4S of ln.1T HT lTi
Norfolk H'estern 4a PO oil "a,
Vorfo tt Wes'ern cone 4a 1124 ll.T.
V V. O ft V.' 4- 1, I'l
Northern Pac'ftc P L 48 I, W
Noithern Pa-if'c 3s 4
Oregon Short Line 4 P3i V4
Oregon Re Nav 4s fl.1 !mi
P.nnsvlvanla Pv 4a of 1948 1034 1014
Philippine P.allivay 4s M-l
reading general 4s PS ft8-5.
RepuliMcuf Cuba .Is 11.1 lrt.114
Southern I'aciflc first ref 4a Wi "
Southern Pacific , col 4 PI PI 4
Southern Railway 4s 7', 7s
St L Ar S F ref Is 79 714
Union Pacif'c first 4 I'll-. 1014,
1 Unl". Paci,"l- conv 4s li'2's 10.
Union Pacllic rer 4s no :"
United States Steel 8 F 5s 12i4 I02S
Unltrd Slates 2s. registered .... 110 14 111
United States Is. coupon lm,i HH",
United blatea Ss, rci."tered . . ... lUS'i. 103
Cnlted States 3a, coupon...
United States 4s, reftistcred.
United Statea 4s, coupon...
United Railway S F 4s
United Ry St I. 4a
Wabash first 4s
Western 1'nion 4-a
WeMlnnhouse conv ,1s.......
Western Pacific 5s
Wisconsin Central 4a
West Shore 4s
.Hi:rs
.114 114,
.1144 11-1
. S 6-S'i
. 71'.
. nr. ill' i
. !"S 1""I
. p.-. .-
. S7i SI
. 'JIIU
.llili'i 10O3a
Htocke at Boston.
ROSTON.. May 1 Closing quotations:
Allouex
44 IMuh.lvk
:.4
Amnl Copper ..
Am Z L S
Arizona Com . .
RACCSSM.
S3 a Nevada Con ...
2 INiplssIng Mines.
7t! B'N'orth Butte ....
7 4. North Lake ....
22
7
2J4
53 4
lit!
!l
Li 4
3t.
24
411
.-.7
4SH
1:1 -
tu
l
11U4
Calumet Ariz.
2 old uomlnton . .
Calu Hecla.. .4S.1 'Osceola
Centennlnl 2-1 Ouincy
Cop R C Co ill 4 Shannon
K Butte Cop M 13 'Superior
Franklin 12". 'Sup & B Mlnea..
Glrouz Con .1 a, Tamnrack
c.reene Can . .R 1S-14.L S S R M
l"le Kovalle C) 2'.',; do pfd
Kerr Lake .... 2 ii i Utah Con
Lake Copper . . 44 (Utah Cop Co
La Salle Cop. .. . 7 Winona
Miami C ex-dlv 24 .Wolverine
Money, Kxrhan-re. Etc.
NEW YORK. May 1. Money on call
steady. 24 4r S per cent; ruling rale, 24:
closinir bid 24: offered at 2At.
Time Inane steady; 0 daya. S4 : P" days.
314 to 3 4; six months. 3 4 - to J. Prime
mercantile Paper. 4. to 44. , ,
Sterling curhantre steady, with sctual
business In bankers hills st 442.1 for d
day bills and at 4.m;7.1 for demand.
Commorclal hills. 4.s:14.
Me, lean dollars. 4Sc.
(lovernment bonds steady: railroad bonds
easy.
LONDON" May 1. Holiday on the stock
exchange Bar allver steady at 213-IBd per
ounce. Money. ;t4n3 per cent. Discount
rates, short and three months bills, 14 3 1-10
per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1. Sterllne on
London, no days. JI.M'i: do sight. 4.Sn,.
Drafts, sluht. par; telegraph 2 per cent.
Condition of the Treaatiry'.
WASHINGTON". May 1. At the beginning
of business today the condition of the Unit
ed States Treasury was:
Working bal. In Treas. offices . I M.TS.I...--In
hanks nftd Philippine Treas.. Kl.tMlti.4.13
Total balance In general fund.. l.t.l.l.lMS
Ordinary receipts yesterday.... 2.1o4.414
ordinary disbursements n.n.n.4o4
D fleit to dale this fiscal year 12..".so.41...
Delicit this time last year.... 1..1.11.SJ.1
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
Private Irlacount Kate I a veered.
LONDON". May 1. Lombard street ' low
ered discount rates today In anticipation
or a reduction In the Bank of England's
rate tomorrow. lis. ount dealere were In
fluenced l.y the steady Influx of gold lo the
bank and the absence of a foreign demand
for gold, but It Is Just possible the bank
may postpone the reduction a week.
110 CATTLE ON SALE
HOGS AXI) SHF.KP MOVK WITHIN
FOKMKK KAXGE.
Several Sales of Spring Lambs at
$6.2 . to S7.50 Wool Yearl
ings Hrlng $6.25.
There were no cattle on hand at tha
stockyards yesterday and not many sheep
or hogs. Trading; was without feature.
The best price realized In the hog mar
ket was S.45 for lightweights. Heavy
hofta sold at 7.2.1.
Several lota of Spring lambs were dis
posed of at prices ranging from $.2.1 to
$7.90. Wooled ewes brought $3.23 and
sheared ewe I4.JO and $.1. There were
sales of aheared wethers at $3.BI and un
sheared yearlings at $8.23.
Receipts yesterday were 24! hoga and
322 eheej.
Shippers were Sevier & Weed. Bcatty. 1
car of hogs; F. M. Kelly. Wllburg. '2 cars
of sheep; Patton Overton. Halsey. 2 cars
of sheep, una W. B. Kurtz. Hunt s Kerry.
2 cars of hogs.
The day'a sales were as follows:
II ClfWIl. 4 i
17 sheared ew es
3 sheured ewes . .
11 Bheared wethers
. . 1U4 $.1.1.0
1411
102
Hill
4.71)
5. Id
13 wool owea
12 wool yearllnas
.Ill Spring lambs
120 Spring limit's ..........
as, Spring larnha
41 Sluing lambs
121 Spring lambs
1112 0.2;
mi
7r.11
7. .'.u
.11
4H
tl 23
.11 1.2.1
4.1 1. 2.1
'7 spring lanine ..........
S.1 hogs
1 ling
3 lioits
lo.l hogs
211 .4.i
21tl
S 4."
7.2.1
Jill
8.4.1
nogs 7
The range of prices at the yarda waa
fOUOW S
Choice steers r.
to 50 til $7.20
6. 2.1 44 l. 411
Good steers
Medium steers
Choice cows
U-ioil cow s r . .
Medium cow s
choice calves
ilood heavy calves. . -
Bulis
Siiiks
Hogs
Light
Heavy
fciieep
Yearlings
Wetlieie 1
Hun
Lambs
spring lambs
4. on a1 B 23
S..I1H1 2.1
3.0i'iii 3. 3d
4.5cuv 3.UM
S.r14.
a up 'n' ! .')
3 .10 if 5..1II
4.7344 ti.33
8 00.1 8.30
7.00 7.75
4.tKlW 8.2.1
3.O0 l o..'.o
4.oO'i. 3.23
4..Vi 801)
6.004) 7.30
Omaha l.lveatork Market".
SOUTH OMAHA. May 1 Cattle Rc
eeliHs 3 .Urn; market, steady. Native steers,
. "1 1 S .: coiva and h-ltcrs. ell .VKl ;
Western steers. $4.73 It 7.lu 1 T ''J;
M 230 .": tatiB" nw s and heifers. .lvs
M.2.1 canncrs. $2.73 4.2.1; Hockers and
feeders. $4.2.1 ., 7.2.1 : calves. f4..o; bulls,
stags etc., $4.2.114 iMs.
Hogg Iteceipia. ls .HMl; market. l"c lower.
Heavy. $7.33H 7.7.1; mixed. $7. 4it 7.k: light.
$7.23 '1 7 Pigs. $dJ 7.23; bulk of sales,
$7. 40'u 7. HO.
r'h..p Receipts. 4so: market. lOc to l.a:
higher. Yearllnirs. $7.7.143 M..1W: w.-therg. IT..0
ii 1.73; cwci, $iiiT.4(': lambs, $.wmo.aU.
CHK'AOO. Mar 1. Cattle Receipts. St.-
POO: market steady to lnc lower. Beeves.
SaS..41$.SU; Texas steers. a.-aK4i.av. i.eot
ern -si "era. .'..ifl 7..1; stoxkers and feed
eis 4.2.1i i.!: cows and heifers. $l!.e'i4
7.3: calves. $3 Sl'll S.aO.
Hogs Receipts. 4U.iii: market, slow. 10
to 1.1c lower. Light. I7.H04t7.73; mixed. $..:i5
(,; heaw. 7.j:n rough. $..J..w
7..M; pigs. II. Tin S. da; bulk o( sales. $7t0W
't.0np Kecelpts. l.on(); market, steady.
Native $:i.2i.; Western. $.1..'36 S.2S: year
iinga. $.&lisj lambs, native. $s.a(l 41 K.U ;
Western, $.50lg 10 40.
Dried Frail at New York.
NEW YORK. May 1 Evaporated apples
continue quiet, supplies smull and prlcea
steadv. Spot fancy quoted at 4l04c;
choice. S'lilDcl price, T 4 6 'i c.
prunes little more active. Prlcea steadv.
Quotalions. 4 to P4c for Callforuiaa up to
30.40s and 7il04c for Oregotis
Peaches dull. easy. Choice. 10410i4c:
extra choice. 11 U4c; fancy. 114 u 12c.
ChlciMco lToducc , Market.
CHICAOO. May 1. Butter steady. Cream
eries. IS 41 31c; dairies. 24 a 28c.
Kgga vSleady. Kecelpts. 411. .22. At mark,
rases included. 17 4c; ordinary firsts. 17 40;
" Ches-Flrm. Daisies, luttf l'r; "twins.
l4alHci Young Amijrlcas, 17til"c;
long horns. 10W gl-
Naval Stores.
mVAWAH. Oa.. May 1. Turpentine
firm. 4!ia 4H4C salea. Ui2'- recelpta. Hull
' BPo. 1 m . Si e. rece.pts. 213T;
shPpment. T2n5; stocks. 4U.7HB. Quote: B,
SSaicOtii): D. $03040.73; K. 0.70.7;.;
F f) $-ISJ: H. d.77H: X. 0.80; K. $.oo:
ii. $0.2 4; N. $6.b3; wo. !&: WW. .".
JLanndoD Wool Sales.
LONDON. May 1 The offerings at tha
wool auction sales today amounted to 12.
iviia hales. Tho horn trade and the continent
eagerly absorbed all qualities at firm prices.
Americans were quieter.
' Duluttl FlfK .Mnrket.
ea-i t-TH May 1 Close: Linseed In
stoTi. $3.id4; .r,.,Jr,j,?irn.Va0
$I.lTVi; May, $2.184: July. $2.18.
Wool at tit. Ixmls.
ST LCfllS. May 1. Wool Steady. Ter
elt'orr and Western medlume. 16tlSc; Una
medlumi 17c; flne. 10t 15c
Hops at New Vork.
kcvv. VOKK. Mar 1. Hods steady.
GAINS WIPED OUT
Chicago Market Closes With
Sharp Losses.
SELLING HEAVY AT TOP
Crop Conditions Good In Most States
Except' Kansas Com Weakened
by Heavy Kecelpts Rapid
Drop In Provisions.
CHICAGO. May 1. Although the wheat
market scored a sharp advance today, prices
later turned easy and closed at a net de
cline of 4 to 'rlc.
There were fresh reporta of crop nam
age In Kansas, but experts declared It could
quickly be forgotten If the present promise
elsewhere- waa maintained.
After an opening dip. due to lower cables
and favorable weather, whoat responded to
a liberal volume of buying. When prices
showed a gain of about lc over last night,
the early supporters displayed a wtllingnesa
to sell to frightened shorts.
Heavy recelpta at Omaha and Kansas Cits
weakened corn after an early bulge, due to
wet weather and forecaata of more rain to
night and tomorrow.
Bad reports from late seeded sections
made oats take a less bearish course 'than
corn, though tho effect of sympathy was
evident.
Provisions sulTored a rapid decline be
cause of selling by holders who had been
surprised at the large arrivals of hogs. 42.
IMH4 Instead of the 29.01X1 expected. Shorts
cocerlnvr steadied the market and left lard
and ribs j'hi to lnc above last night and
pork 224 to 27 4c altered In favor of the
consumer.
The leading futurea ranged aa follows:
WHEAT.
Open. Hijrh. TLa-.tr. Close.
Mav $1144 t.l.1-i $1-14 1.144
Julv 11H 1.12'a l.lO'-i Ill's
Sept 1,03 1.09 107 -ai LOT
' CORN.
Mac HfiV. .so-S .7e"i nl
July 7-11, .74 .771. .77-
Sept T6w .784 ' -,B
OATS.
May " ..1T-i -5'"i "'
Julv .141 .541 -144 .544
bep't 40 .45 .41 -4S4
MESS PORK.
May
July
Sept.
18.7.1 1S.00
10.10 10.2.1
ll).S7y 19..12 4
LARD.
10.724 IO.1124
10.874 11.124
11.12 4 11.85
18.75
is. 112 4
ill. 20
l.S.W
11). 22 4
111.47 4
May
July
Sept.
10.724
10.H24
11.10
10.IW
11.10
11. M
SHORT RIBS.
10.23 10.43 10.25
10.12 4 10.07 4 10. iO
July
10.42 4
10.67 4
Sept.
Cash quotation were aa follows:
Flour r irm.
Kve No. 2. 0C.
Harley Feed or mixing. 80cff$l
Choice malting, $1.2041 1.1I2.
Timothy seed JOftll.
Clover seed Sllfls.
Mesa pork $14 ' 19 12 4.
I.ard In tierces, $10.90.
Short ribs Loose, $10. 2a.
C.raln statistics:
fair to
Total clearances of wheat and flour were j
equal to 42b. O00 bushels Primary receipts 1
acre 3119.000 bushels, compared with 209,- j
0P0 bushels the corresponding day a year
ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat: 13 cars: corn, 148 cars; oata, 98 I
cars; hogs, 25,000 bead.
European Grain .Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 1. Closo: Wheat, May.
7s ll"t.d; July. 7s 8?d; October, 7s 7d.
Weather, cloudy.
English-" country markets easy.
French country markets firm.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 1. Close: Wheat
May. $1,114; July. $1.12'; September.
$l.oi'i 'u l.oo. Cash No. 1 hard, $1.14;
No. i Northern, $1.13: No. 2 Northern,
$1.11': No. ;i wheat. $1.0"'.
Parley TOcta $1 30.
Flax $2,144 2.104.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 787c.
' Oata No. 3 white, 54 4 Hi 55c.
Kye No; 2. IXlc.
Bran In 100-pond sacka. $24 ft 24 . "HI.
(ralna in San Franclaco.
SAX FKANCISCO. May 1. Spot quotations
Walla Walla, . $1.7 4 ft l.lHl; red Russian.
$1.74 gi.wi; Turkey red. $1.0 1.U24 :
blueaiem. $1 .0 1.H2 4 : feed barley. fl.'JO'tP
l.:2'. ; brewing baniey. $1.05t&2: white oats.
$2. 074 0 2.10: bran, $20. 50: middlings, $o3(0
w4: shorts. $3oi':tl.
Call board sales:
Wheat December. $1,024 B. $1.67'i A.
ISarley December, $157; May. $1.8S B..
$1.!1)4 A.
Puget Sound Wheat Market.
TACOMA. Wash.. May 1. Wheat Blue
stem, fl.ns: fort vf old. $l.t4: club, $L'3'9
1.04; red Russian. $1.01. Car receipts
Wheat, 21); oata, 3; corn, 1; hay. 10.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Mar 1. Wheat Blue
stem. $1.07: fortyfold. $1,02 4; club. $1.02:
life $1.02: red Russian. $1.01. yesterday's
car receipts Wheat, ::S; oata. 7; hay, 41;
barley, 6; four. 7: rye. 1.
LOCAL MAN BUYS BONDS
Kujiene Issue for $50,000 Taken by
Henry Teal at 5 Per Cent.
EUGENE, Or.. May 1. (Special.)
City Council Tuettday morning award
ed to Henry Teal, of Portland, repre
entiiiB Merrill, Oldham & Co.. of Boa
ton, $50,000 of paving; bonds, the price
bid being par. accrued interest and a
premium of JS60, with bonds at 5 per
cent. The bidder also offers to fur
nish the blank bonds.
Tliere were 11 bids for the bonds at
5 per cent. 12 bids at 5 per cent and
six at 6 per cent.
Money from the sale of these bonds
Is to be used in paying for the hard
surfacing of street intersections, while
the cost of the main parts of the streets
will be assessed to abutting property
owners. Contracts have been let for
nearly there miles of pavement and
applications for another mile werts al
lowed -by the Council last night.
When
figuring
paving
cost
figure in the value
of horses maimed
on slippery pave
ments; then insist
on bitulithic safe
and sanitary.
jvi' INCORPORATSD
vlUnaULI lau ana
CONSTRUCTION ENCINEERS
PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES
FINANCED and MANACED
BO Pin Street New York
LADD & TILTON BANK
Established 1869.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 800,000.00
Commercial and Savings Accounts
"Letters of credit, drafts and traveler ' checks issued, avail
able in all parts of the world.
OFFICERS
V. M. Laild, President. Robert S. Howard, Aaat. Cuhlex.
Kdvrard Lookln-raam, Vlee-Prea. J. W. Ladd, A ant. Cnahler.
W. H. DunckJey, Cashier. Walter H. Cook, Aat. C'-ufeler.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 850,000
Oldest National Bank West of tho
Rocky Mountains
We Maintain a Savings Department and Pay
4 PER CENT
Interest on Savings Deposits
lumbermens
National Bank
Capital
$1,000,000
All steamers of the undermentioned lines will follow the NEW
SOUTHERLY COURSE eastbound and westbound, thus
avoiding all possibility of meeting ice, and each steamer
will have BOAT AND LIFE RAFT capacity for every person
on board, including both passengers and crew.
New
45,000
Ton
OLYMPIC
AMERICAN LINE
Atlantic Transport Line
New Irate Dlret-1
RED STAR LINE -
Not Trfc Con ialiwu fuH
WHITE STAR LINE
New lwrtmtomn Ll-eryol
(lew Trfc ?lyimth Cbertwt-SilhamFt
Host on Quenstowii UverpcoL.
ISOtlOD .UCUllCI
Company. Office, Room "B" Bailey Bulldln g. Second and Cherry SU., Seattle
Or Local Railway and Steamship Agonta.
SPRING AND SUMV-ER SAILINGS
LONDON - PARIS - BREMEN
SAILINGS AT 10 A. M.
D:. r-:J-el. W-Hv.lia Mav 11
I IMS. I I ICUI 1-L.U II I"
Kronprinzessin Cecilie .
George Washington . .
Kronprinz Wilhelm . . .
Berlin
May 14
May 18
May 21
Mav 25
Kaber Wilhelm II
May 28
lv. a loci -'-.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse June
TV1-SCIEV PASSENGER SERVICE.
Itremen
KurolRin L.ulae...
liruiaier Kurt Herat
Hornier Albert
M KIllTKKRAN EATS'
1. I .r- llh.rl
. l-'eletlpleh (lee flroMMe.lBV
1'rluxeMM Irene
OKI.ltirHS CO, Gen. Atln, 5 Broadway. ISew "ifirk.
llOUt-It r CAI'KIXE. G. A. 1'. C. 450 I'owell St, Opposite .
Irani-la Hotel, San Francisco.
on LOCAL ACEBTS
J. C. WILSON & CO.
elOCKS. liO.MJS, (.RAIN AT.O COIIOS
VI i-11 tl Rio
KEff VORK BlOLta iXCHA?rOB
NfcW VOL la tOrXO.N tltHAMi
CHICAGO BUAKU OF THAOJfi
THE bl'OCK ANO BO.NU UI.IU.MSIl
bAN KA CISCO,
(fain Office MUU UliiK.. ban Frsnelaaa.
branch OJIices Vancouver, benul
rortland. Los Anf elea. ban ules Cor
nado Ueaeh.
1-OKILAVD OFFICKt
Main Floor Lumbermen Hans BiulrflaA
5th and Stark.
Pbonea BlarahaU 4120. A 417.
IRAVEIJIR8 GUIDE.
wiUK'iaa BTR41IKKM I t) K
6an J- ranelaeo and l.o4 Antcelea
M'lXllOL'T CHANGE,
g 8 ROSE CITY Salla at 9 A. M. Mar t.
XHK 8A FKAS. PORTLAND S. 8. C(X
Ticket Office 142 Third St-eet
fbunei Alain 2GUS. A 1M2.
LOS ANGELES AND SAN DIEGO
STEAMSHIPS YALE AND HARVARD.
Railroad or any steamer to San Fran
cisco, the Expo City. Largest, fastest,
and the ON'Lr strictly first-class pas
senger ship on the Coast. Average speed
28 miles per hour; cost 2.000.000 each.
ga FRANCISCO, POHTLAA'D a L. A.
S. S. CO.
Main 628. Frank Holla in, Agent. A 459ft.
US Third Street-
San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Diego Direct
S. S. Roanoke and S. S. Elder
Ball Erery Wednesday Alternately at 6 F. M.
NORTH PACITIO S. S. CO.
182 Third St. Phones Main 1314, A 1S15
Corner
Fifth and Stark
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July 27 Aug. IT
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Only Four Days at Sea
TO BOnOPt IN COMFORT AT MODKRaTTS
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July 27
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June 11
Juno 15
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Aug.
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. July 2
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June 1
TRAVKI-KItS GriDE.
Canadian Pacific
-EMPRESS OF THE ATLANTIC
AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
MONTREAL. QCEBEO AND U.V1SRPOOI.
VIA THE
SCENIC ROUTE TO EUROPE
1000 MILES
1 ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
AND
LESS THAN FOUR DATS AT SEA
2S33 MILES PORT TO PORT
THE SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGB
Flrat Cabin ""I
Second Cabin 5.3A5- ani u
One-Class Cabin (2d-clas) 50.00 and np
Thlrd-Claaa Lowest rates on reauest.
Csnadan Pacific Office, corner Third and
Pine (Multnoman Hotel bids-). Portland,
and all local agents.
COOS BAY LINE
STEAM SHIP BREAKWATER
sails from Alnsworth Dock. Portland. 9 A.
M. May 1. 8. 13. 18. 23 and 28; June 2. 7.
12. 17. 22 and 27. Freight received at
ATnsworth Dock daily up to 5 P. M. Pas
senger fare, first-class. $10.00: second-class.
$7 00. includlnK berth and meals. Tet
office Alnsworth Dock. Phonea ilain atluo.
A 2332.
EUROPE
Seventy Spring and Summer tours, com
prlalng Tours de Luxe and Motor-car Toura.
and also Vacation Tours at Popular Prices.
Frequent sailing. All routes, including
Mediterranean.
Programme of To.s da Luzs Arouoa tbs
World now ready.
THOS. COOK SON,
689 Market St.. San 1 ranclaco.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
(Union Line ot N. Z.)
VIA TAHITI AND WELLINGTON.
Direct through steamers, sailing from San
Francidco Mav 29. June 26, ami every '-
daya to Tahiti. Rarotonga. Wellington and
Sydney. Tbe line to Isles of the south Seaa.
?or reservations see Coupon Railroad Agents
or sddreas Bind. Rolph & Co . Ssn Francisco.
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