tttf Monyreo onrooxiAS. tuursdat. may ic, lots.
APPLE YIELD LESS
Production Ten Years Ago
Greater Than Now.
SHOWN BY CENSUS FIGURES
.Nomhor ol Trre-a of Bearing Ae
Mxms Vrrrr ot IVtj Million.
iMTgt-t Outfnl In Tm
North Central Division.
Tn app.a prodm-uoo of the I'm" s''"
,g.. a decided derrea.a aa ei.BM wl
ten jrm ago. according to the reirno ot
in. Census Bur.. a. A prelimlnsry state
ment of tno general r.eults ot in U -us
relstrve to th imr of Urm re
porting ar:. trs-o of bearing and "'
not y.t o txtrini age. together with the
a.ner of trses In e-irh c!.s as of April
II 1910. and giving th- Bumb-r of buahe.s
of pple produced in d the vslue of
tne err p ho been lud bv tho bureau.
At tho' census of I nk' aa Jun
1. .ther. ar.r. reporle.l ii.I.IM-W apple
tr-a of .rtc''. against
trees la (" taken of April IM.
decrease of V.4TI.ort trees, or 33.4 P r
real. In there I.9o'.J farms
reporting b itI"I of appie trees, or
4 per root of the total Bumber of liral
In tho lolt.d states. Tne average number
of trees por form reporting to given SI.
V, report woo received IB showing
the Hintn of lrmi reporting. Tho re
turni of tao 1 census, likewise, did sot
rrara tho nnn.b-r of trera under bearing
... In 11. however. IIH!" form, or
-a per rent of tho total, hod oi.TWiOOd
sot of bearing age. or oa average of
It per firm.
Tho present census shows Ihot In 1"
tl.re were produced In lh lotted Slates
1 IT 3?.o bushels of apples, having o to
t.: v.luo of 3 ni.0"l Tho production t
lT,ot ttmo less than It woo in years
1-M.ujI., whon 1T1JOTOOO bushels woro
gathered. Tho reports of tho lio conouo
le no informotlon as lo value of apples.
Cf tho Blno nam geographical dlvlaloaa
tat blih Iho conouo dlvldea tho couatry.
tne east north central division In 1PI0 and
It reported Iho larg-at number of trees
of kinnl H n.'..0" and (. "
roop7tlTrly. In ! o total of Si.001.00O
k,h;i of MVV-m wr a.th.rort. alnot
4; nntirwk buobo to !".'! Tho valoo of tho
rrop In IV o 1 I ..
A 3lunl th. ovvorol otatrB W l.anurl. New
York and lUlnolo lorfh-r rontaln.d IB lPId
a mo.t 2 pr rnt of all applo trooa of
brtrini c In tho 1'nltod Htatra.
IORI IIA PKl ErilOPf.t:RIOl .lV III T
Knoota ml Iwoaoco In Rlai aod Koraia
Aro (ooillrmod.
Tt n-a. af a-rlouo d.maa- to lh Boa
man pruno prop, as atva n throo el
umna, to mnflrm-d bv the foltowlnff ad
ylra rr-ly-d from Nrw York:
Th rio.nl. n n.l liorvtan pruno rrora.
afordfnc lo cable reports from diri-t
a-urri. aiiff.red mora ocrloua dimitt thaa
o.o Indlc.tod IB the .-ar!lrr adclcc: the
d.m.se duo lv o.r:y froota la ald to ho
mu. h In Hrrn of p-r cent for Boonla
and I per cent on Servian. Incidentally It
la ropocted that California pruno proopecta
re lc. prmlalnv and theao reporta ara
.'-tn oaod to hooot .pot prune, but Inde
pendent of them thero hmm been noted a
firmer lono on apot stock, with In oomo
u- an advanco of - to .c oa alrea 3a
14 iioi, Inciuatve."
lilt: l IXX'AL WHEAT MAKktT
nayrro Offer Low Prtcoo. bat Heller. Hold
Ho. k.
The local wheat market waa ltfeea yea
leclar. Lower prlcea wcro offered by buy
era, but did not Induco aellioa by dealers.
wM farmer seemed totally Indifferent. It
waa entirely a wattlnc market.
:nme dt.poattion to sell oata waa shown
fcv loral bottlers, hut the demand was not
Bet i ve.
R. th wheat and oats sro In such small
'ipp1 In the .arthocat that It would not
rau.o mu' h bulns. .hould the demand ro
iur, for prl.-ea to reart.
l.o'l reeelpta In cars were reported by
lr Merchant. Firbansr aa follows:
Wheat Harley Floor Oats Hay
V n-l.v l I TO U
T.i l.r 1. ... 1 3
W - nr..r ... .... T ... I
Y-er a so . ... I-).. I e 4
'..,.n i. dllt.lMX IT! T""
rar . ii ; z:j
t4
::::
SritlM.BR-llk OTRAWtlKIRIM ARKIYE
llrM Shlpaoeot Hello al t I XI Coats a
rowad.
The f : rt Sprlnshrook atrwherrtes arrived
ir-trrd.) and sold at T' -1 cents a pound.
Florins were not as acarve aa on Tuesday.
bur .till wero not plentiful and held firm
at 11 14 r T a crate. Ooooeberriea aero looer
st 14 rents a pound.
The treetahls market waa overstocked
. ilD a.parasa. Wall Walla was quoted
st T.1 cent, a bos and Hood River st 90
trnti to 41 a doten. Tea. were In lores
ipply and quoted at 4 -t a e cenfs a pound.
The potato market w... .lusslah. Front
.treet Jobbers sold st 4t.T-WI.4 a hun
dred. A few ear. are .till aotnc south, but
the ahlpplns season Is believed to he prac
tiea'ly over, as pew potatoes ara now be
.oinlnc plentiful.
mop roTmrt at i.omr.R rxirE
Tweivo Thoweavwo) rwwao) Keal Said t Hare
Heew Va-ie al feats.
contract f.r about l;.4v4 B-iunda of 141.
tireson hope at T? v. cents was reported vea
lerday. but the details wero lacklna. A Sa
lem dealer offered 21 centa on 41 os pounds
and lh o'fer wa. betnc ron.iderrd.
Vtalit me contrai-t market I. belne weak
ened bT he e.eelleat crop proepecfa. tho
spot market hold, verv firm. An offer of
SH centa for a carload of tlta was turned
down bv a srowor )eaterdav
At th paw ur.tAtWn thm batter mtrhrt
4s firm n4 rtWwtaaiv r )a.n4Ml ui.
"ha44j4r 4M Mfidy tin1 unrhapcM. Ti
wink's supply ta not Pufflrlrni to tnrt all
rwiulratm-'ni
Thm 4-ro no c TotrdaT to th
t. c. i4u.rry or 1ro?d rn .( i&oU-kveta.
B-rwi rinpinj of t NorthvHKr. rtttr
y aata.rOdiT -r- foilo
Cr4-or1ni. Bt-.-anc-
I ; . f7 $u : ; j
T"fm4
oli4i.n
97
rwim. IVmif. . Kla-.
HKT-Ti-H pnr P!ti4-f-. 1 M
ft tr - vt-k.-. 4i.folU 9vrtfl
-tl! L'-ri Hrtn, $2Z 2r ion; abort,
.T . m-1,riTi4a,
n.Ol K-N -nil. $Vlo p4r tarr!;
m 'iifMi ;. .prt. a .
a a1TT. $' !. .if-; wh":t i.
i'vjK.V tt'h. . a , rfTi. k'el - rv4r ion.
UT-T'm.niM !tl,i:j, :fa ra. HI
t Z '. 1 1 4r f i t . cot ani tfb, $10.
a 1 a"aiin ha. .
T f'PI "Al J" KI'IT S O-arr-wa. nivfli,
- -V nllV Ci.i'TP. era,'4f n.it. H.ife4:
"4rfT gap4-fruit. $7.tJ'T; lTfiina 1.01
w4- . puipr''i ir pounil.
FFSif I'K l IT f.traK-rri i IHoHlt.
l t. P r crat; UivoB, 371o a-r
pouQi. . rntTTt4ja. c i r hrti ; ap
a a (.ew-r lrO. chrrri.. 4s. Tqini -pa
VV-. Iwtiial, IwrVAC, 1.448 tT irValJawW
POTATOES Jobhlr.r prlceo: purbanka.
old. II :il : por huatlred; bow Calilornio,
4c per pound.
OTltiv. liermada. t2ti2
VF'iET Artii'aa. .jWc pet
doton. aaparatua. Tic p-r crate: beana.
i:e; cocao. Jc per pound; cauliflower,
li;-, per cr.it' ...err ewo per craie. cu
t.mteit i.Jo doaon. .ap.anu iljs pr
. . w j .1 T ". i, ft rr.te: h".
housa Vtttuco. 7.cll Pr boa: pel IVlSt
per pour.d: peppera. ;o IT
rad
:
per pound; .plnacn. In-, per pound, toma
toes. 4. JO p-r horn: ar ic so lue por wunl
SACK VEOITiBI.Ks- Tum.pa. I --0
p-r sack: bests. tl. rutaDaaa. I1SJ1.1U.
carrota. 1.
bairy Bad Cowatry rradar.
BITTER Ore.oB croamory butter, cube,
or solid pack. X7c por pound: prints lc a-
U prjlrl Freah Oreion ranch, candled. 21c
pel doa-n: caw count. -" S . .
CHit.'E urin flats. l"o per pound,
your. America. IV.
pfiFlK Fancy. It 1SC per pound.
VC .. f m. y. If a It -c l,cr n. u .d.
POL UTKY Hens. He: Sprlnss. 14c.
broilers. IISw-'-c. ducks. yan. -Oc;
g-.m. lie; turas. live. 2fc; dr.saea. 2-c-
. btapl Crocede.
-ALMON Columbia River, ons-pound
ta - -1 per d .aen. r:ahl-pound lalls.
-M: one-pound f ats. Jiki. Alaska, pink,
ooe-pour.d tai:a. l.-i.
I'ut'r'L'E Koaslod. to drums. J4VUC
per round. . .
" NC'TsV walnuts. HnUte por poond.
Brasil nuts, llslsc: fl.berts. 14dllc. al
monds. lTo-'lc. peanuts, lsc; cocoanuts. oo
t por doian; chestnuts. 1IWC por pound,
hickory nuta. 4 o loc per pound.
honey Choice. ti.ii per esse; stralBoa
honey, luc per pound. .
SAL.T lrnui.tted. 1& por Ion; Bsle
sround. li. t.lo per ton: ;.... por ton.
BEANS email wh'te. 43c; 'aro whits.
4kc: Urns. Ic: pink. JVC Mealcaa. ,o.
bayou frc- .
Kli'E No. 1 Japan. Jc: cheapor rda
4B.ttc: southorn head. 3oTc
Sl'tiAR Iry grsnuiated. i5; fruit and
borry. S0: Honolmu plantation. ao.
beet. Ti: oltra C. 1 4.1; powdarod. barrois.
4..'0. cube, hsrrels, 4" i-
DRIEL KRl'ITS Apples. 14o per Pound.
L. he. l.fl.'VC per w -m. "
aprlcota. I'iOH'jr: peacne
pruBes. Italians. 1S l"c: ollrer. le.
f.,o. white and black. 41(111; "":
lv,e: ralrlna loos. Muscatel. 7c.
bleached Thompoon, ll',e: unbleached Sul
tanas. c: seeded. T :dntea Per
sian. 4c per pound: Kard. 1 60 P bo-
MAM? All alaa-a. 171-: aklontvl. livO
BACON Fancy. -'5 H 2 ; choicw 104
"'uHT SALT JiKAT5-B-ki. dry twit. 1H
USc: backa. amokd. I.f Me; bollUa. dry
Alt. I.iSc belllea. amokfd. lie.
I.AKU Tlorro b-ia. cholro 13V.?; conv
pound. 9c: lr. throe-pound pAiia, s.v
PMf"oETXANEOU Pl-t- f. kl!,,alia?!
MetHl bof. inaidM. -,3 p-r ea-; dried bo-.
lnidA 2-: pr pound, bologna, canvaa
l,4V. A. lOSc mlncrd aam. 12c.
Hop. Wool and llti!,
HOP? 1U crop. 201 He; Ida. nom
inal: 113 contrmcta. 12 W .c
MOM in h.l. .i- i-r pound.
WOOL. Kaatara Owmn. la O lc pr
p4iund. at-corlln to at.rinka; al4sy, 19
m 1 pr-r pound. .
1-KI.T! Drv. Itc: Umbi, a!tM. T5ffOc:
ahort-.ooi pItP. Vn4-. butcher polia. Jan
uary tak--oJf. Vk.ll.Uv. bruAry tako-off.
lH7K!lt-- bld. .ftS P"r
pound, aaited calf. aalted kip. 119
lJf. rn Mda-ia, S; -rr "if- -lo; dr
bi-l-a. l.d1lc; am:ttd aiag. 0Ho. groea
ataav c.
i aSi'aKA P"r pound. 5c.
OKAI.N BAOt In cor lota. Vc.
UnM-rd HI ad T-rp-rll-o.
MV.iEKD OH Raw. brral. -"'; boll-d,
barrala. is-X; raw. caata. tc; botied. CAaoa.
TURPENTINE Caaoa. TU". barratA 70SC
SHEEP SELL READILY
SEVKR.IL URCK LOTS MOVED
AT TIIK STOCKYARDS.
Bunch of 00 Wellirrs Briny $5.
Kan 8-ll at Si to SS.7S and
Yearlings at 4)-&0 and $3.
Th shesp market ws th actu. feature
of th llsestock trad yesterday. A fair
bnstnoss waa also d.ino Id bogs. Th cat
tle supply was limited.
A few small lota of steers were sold at
M-&0 to 17.15 and cows at $4 to . Th
best prtro quoted on catves waa tT.lii.
All tho ll(Bt-woi(ht hois offered wer
sold at $14". Heavy hoes brought 97 and
17 :i.
Tin teadlns sale In th sheen market was
a bunch of two wethers at i- r'or another
large lot 4 ii was paid. Ewes sold at
l to 3 7. Tearllnss brought $4.00 aud
i and Spring lamhs 17 and ei.&o.
RfK-elpts esterdy were Si cattle, S3
raJves. .".J hogs and 173 sheep.
Shippers were V. U. t'loydt. romeroe. S
ran or .attle and hogs: K. M- Kelli. Wilbur.
1 ear of sheep: V. f. Jiorwood. Ilarrlaburg.
; ears of oneep: U K. West. Oak'and and
Ynnealla. 4 cars of sheep; Hugh CunimlBga.
llaleey. 1 rar of sheep and hogs; K. K.
HaMkt. All.an. 1 rar of rattle: L.. O.
I'eeta More I car of hogs; slartln sV Han
sen. More. I car or hogs: f. C. Clark. Arling
ton. 1 rar of rattle Bud ealrea; V. J. Blake,
lone, a car of sheep. V. K. Hunt. Hunts
K-rr'. 5 cars of aheep: P. Kopplin. PIBln
slew. 1 csr of rsltle. sheep and hoti; A. K.
K-nt. Iraln. 2 cars sheep, and J. C.
Walker, t'ortsl'ia. 2 cars of atieep.
The itav'l ssles w.-re as follows:
Weight Price.
1.-.; Yearling. II -j
ewea 13 3.7.
.-.1 ewes 7i
ewes
:iio wethers tl 4 "jr.
1. ewea s 3-7T.
n at. era M7 !
a .teera 13k:i 7.13
7 nera '7
II .1 rs
sl-eea .......
,teers
I COWS
4 rows
1 enw .........
ns . o
7 6
Ittlo 7 t-1
. . . , li. i 5.:o
. ........... It-'l !.'
........ I" 3
1 eows I"4:t 4.'
- cow a ........
I helf-r
J hellers ......
r ca:vea
1 rair
1 j ra ;es ......
I til
.11 Hi .".73
no :..:
1-13 -3
133 7. ill
11 7 3
n 7 J 3
...... r.rt g ..i
4TO .'.0
l.t.- 4. .'Ml
lie 4 -.-3
...... -' 4INI
. . . 0.' i i.l
...... 3.00
113 i'
I hull
4 mlard alie.-p ...
v.l wether.
7" wether.
yeartirg.
l.' Spring taml-a. .
Spring lanil. ..
7ir spring lain'. . .
lw. Spring lamba . .
7 h.-g.
a ho.
1 hog
2 hog.
41 ho-.
K hoga .........
4 hs
1 b
3 ho .........
32 hoc. . ... ......
I hog
; hogs
71 it"
.-. 7.i"
Sl k l
l;..' n 4
am j.-j.i
2-n 7 ;.i
. 1.4 40
K 40
I kin
' i t
40
HO
. . ; 40
. . 143 1.IX)
The range of prices at tne yards was as
i hi.,V" .terra Issi,
loo.l .teer. si
Medium steer -'! a jO
ihM rows WO"tt 3
io..d cows -' :"'
M-.t'um cows Jitoa i...o
i hoiee reives .' 7 .3
.-.ood keavy cales .:
Ilul's 0"W -SO
st. a. 4 73 aw
i...!t"rr
Heavy .oofcv -
YearcsT . VS Jflo
Wethers iT'
Ewe. ' 4.73
tan.ta 4.-"
Spring lambs wtw 3D
Cssaafca Llrewtoeli Market..
SM'T OMAHA. Mae 13. fstt:- Ro.
reikis 3.iO.. nvr.et :r..ng to loe higher.
N.nve steers 44. 3. e) ft 73 . cows an.l hir-rs.
IJ.oe 7 73. We. rn ste-rs. 4 VI 7 M; Tel.
as str-r.. H.)4t: rang, rows aod heif
ers, 4t::si:j. rannera 42.73a4"3. ato. k
ora an.l feed-rs. $430 7 23. csives. 13.73?
7 7r.. burs atac ctf.. e4. 4w 7 i..
tl..Kereito. IITOj. ma'ket 5- higher.
M.a, . 73o."3: mixed. $ t. :- 7.70: light.
7 4i.e7?o. plga. V1 It 7. 2" ; bulk of Bales.
7 3-w7 70
. . i. int. i .i.i market alow wak
rr. vearuiia. i" i." ' - ..w..!.-. v
; III. sacs. ..'. lamba a.-ow.o,
SALES
Manipulation Evident in Stock
Market Dealings.
TRADE IS PROFESSIONAL
Canadian Pacific Advn lo a w
High Record Two-Point Rise
in Illinois 'Central Bonds
Close Firm.
NEW TORK. May 13. In most features
ths stock market tody wag a repetition of
yesterday. There was some Immoderate bid
ding up of the hard coal shares. Canadian
Pacific and secondary specialties with re
cessions, recoveries and dullness. Th
movement represented operations of the pro
fessional element and thers wss evidence
of Inside liquidation, especially In the lead
ing speculative stocks.
The opening saw the usual decided gains,
Lehigh Valley. American Sugar. Interna
tional Paper preferred and lnterborough
Metropolltaa preferred rising a point with
virtually no decline. Nearly all thes ad
vances wer obliterated, but soon after mid
day another buying movement In Lehigh
Valley and Reading restored much of the
early losses and added to th gains by the
obscure specialties, while Canadian Pacific
.. . A 1 .i 1 1 -, k.-h reeord.
Nothing developed to explain th rls In
(snsilisn pacific and the small supply of
the stock, together with manipulative tac
tics, were assumed to be back of the rise,
In the last hour other dormant specialties
were tsken up while leaders manifested lr-
....l.r.t.- The market settled down to
dullness and aside from a a-polnt rise In
Illinois Central, the closing was moderate
ly active.
The bond market was inclined to ease on
at first, but hardened later. Total sales,
par value, amounted to 2.S2.tr- Lnlted
btatea bonds were unchanged on calL
ClAKUXO STOCK QUOTATIONS- - I
Clftlng
Males. High. Low. iJld-
AMIS Chal pf
Amai Copper .. Ii2.0" S3. M J W
Am Agncuit ... 2't til. ;is J
Am Het Sugr in..v 74i i4J
American Can 13.2 HI 41", 4)i. ' n
Am Car a r.iy. " M" f 5"i;
Am Cotton Oil.. 3. .V4 H ;;4V
Am H.I at Lt Pf l. 2'. - H2
Am l.e S-.url.. .!") -- 7i
Am l.inaecd ... I'" 13 ! '
Am l..omotlve ! 41 43 ;?i
Ain Hmel a K-:f 4.4.l i
do pr.-f. rred.. -" 1" W K'S 1
Am Steel F.ly . 4o.l :ui' :"Ji. 3J
Am sugar K-f.. !!." II-'. HI 1
Am Te V Tel. . Utit J43 a
Am T.oacro pf. l'" 13 J.c
Am Woolen .... 7"" 2 2',
An.eon.u. M Co R."o 43 ,4- .Tr,,
At. hison a...! lottv, I'll a J"'.
do pr-ferred.. 3oO It'-T
Atl Coaat Line- 1J.- 11,.
Halt Ohio ... 1. '. ll', -!.
H- hieh-m Stucl 4." S
Hr.M.k it Tun.. 14.7i .-,, S3 'a . "
C.inadlan Par.. lS.I'.o.) 2' -o
Central I.etli-r 1' : ;-
do preferred.. ltw l4 4 W
Central o.' N J o''
Ches Ohio .. S.400 80t 79S "
Chicago Alton r"
Chi Ot West
do preferred .f-,,
ChlrsgM r N 3V S.S"" 140 13, S ll.j'i
C. M Bt J'aul. a.4il 1U7H Hk!4i 174
CoIFjcI a'lron ""'766 'SOH j
Col a Southern
Consol Co. TlHJ 142. 142V4 142
Corn Pro.Utrts.. 6.2or 1, l..'a .I";
lcl A Hu.laon.. 1h 17-14 ljiti 1'J J.
I. R (irand-.. 1.7'Ni jo. 1t, .'
do preferred.. .M KS Si
r.l.tlll.rs- Secur ! 32 32 32
Erie lT.oo. 3il- So l;
lo lat pf .... l'kl ."4. 334 64V
" li.".. 43V 4.H. 44 1
Oeneral iiec ... 4.4.-- 17i4 l.o 1W4
til North rf - "" ",H 1?1
C.t North Orel . . !' 42;. 4-S 4-
IHinoia Central. ." 127 124S 12o
Intcrbor Met .. !"..'" 2"4 1 . 2"k.
do pr-r. ne,l.. 7..V..I MIS .'" '
Inter Harvester S.3W) 1214 1184 12
Inter Marine pf -
lnt PaM-r 7." 14 174 14
Int Pump .VO St) 0 8J
Iowa Central '-.r
K C toiithern.. w0 S 2Si iajs
do preferred.. U0 60i BV'a tlnj
Loum" Nalh ' L3 isei' ir.4 134
Minn St I. ... 224 224 --
M. B P at S S M ."" 144 143 144 '4
Mo. Kan Te. 200 28 4 2S 4 2.V
do preferred "4
Mo Taeltle 4.3n 40'4 4lf 40-
Nat Hlarult 7' 13!'a 134 13n
N.lional Lead .. 3. 3V
X By M-s 2 pf. 1.3ii 31V 314 314
N V Central ... 4"" 12-iS. ll'a 1IJJ.
N T. Ont Wes !! Si 3S
Norfolk West 1.800 113 112 J 13
Norlh Amrrlrsn ,
Northern Par .. 11!4 11l4 11RA.
Paetflc Mall ... 7"tl 33 324 32 4
r-iinsvlvania ... 1-4 123-, 1234
People s lins .. . I'"' '"4 l''4 l"e :
V C C a St I.. r)4l 1101, ,,,
Pittsburg Coal . 4"'l 21V 21 214
Preaaed li Car.. 1.4'KI 33 4 35 334
Pull Psl Car
Br Steel Spring . .Si
Resiling III. Si 177 14 1..
Republic Kteel.. 1.4'hi 241, 23' 241
do preferred.. 3 W"i Ml 4
Ro. k laiand Co. 2.3"'! 2-4 S4 f"
do p ef-rred. . S.l-" 34 37 4 "4
St 1. S K 2 Pf 2"X 3V 3 T.4
St 1. Southw-eat 33
do preferred.. 1"" 74 4 7414 74
S'oa Sheffield . 1"" r.21 32 tt
Sou, hern Par- .. 2 ' H24 HIS 112
Southern Hy ... 3.4" 2H4 2S4 2J4
do preferred.. 2-K. 74i .44 744
T.-nn Copp. r .. " 43 4 43 42 is
T.1U Psr .. ! 24 4 24 24
Tot St I. a Wes 1K 144 144 14
do preferred 31
Vmon Pacifle .. r.o.4IH 1731 1714. 17-".
do preferred ""4
f S Revltv ... 7in 77 77i4 -n
V S Rubber ... 2.2"0 3'. 3Si 3!
t Mfeel 11il 71 til" 7 T
do preferred.. 4' n 1 1 1 t 1 I I llOAj
Ctnh t'opper ... 3.7h ar. 24
Vi--ro t hem . 2"" .'-' 324 32
Wahaah 1" "4 4
.lo preferred. . 1..VW 224 I' 4 -1
W.stern V.I ... 2 00 n 3!
Wealing PVc 73
We.;-rn Cnlon.. l.orio no S.1 k.3
3Vheel I. K .. too 7 74 7;
I . liich Vtle .. 41" 17i 1 T'l 4 17C.4
Chlno r-opr-r .. 3..:" 2! 2:V 204
I! .v t'nnsoa ... 2 1"" 1!' 11 14
Am Tob.e. o ... 3WI 23l 2r.l 23S
Total sales for the day. 62.710 shares.
FONPS.
Kurnl.hed by Overbeck A Cook Co., of
Portland.
Rid. Asked.
Am-r Tel A Tel conv 4s 1144 113
Amen, an Tobacco 4s 13 P3 4
Amerusu Tofcs-co tt. 12ii ....
Ai.hi.oii g-ne.al 4s I's m
Atehl.on c-nv 4a 1'alU li7
Atehieon ailj 4a stsmped '"i's 1
Al -hl.on conv 3s ll74 lo.ij
ACanllr Cn.it Line cons 4s.... e'.l. u;. ,
At .-.ui.t Line -I. N coll- 4s. P4 t'4 4
Baltimore a Ohio S4 M'i
ltalllmore A Ohio 4s t' 1" 4
Bnvkim Rapid Tranall 4s sV k7
Cen Southern first Ss K'l lul 4
i'hk Ohio 4 4 l'4 11
U a . .. k mfe PS 4 '
C ft A J Joint 4a...
.. -m e..-a
f7 4 4
' rt a VI IMS ....
r u . u n.nr 41
Central Pa.tfte flr.t 4. 13. 3 4
Chlraao a Ea.t tlis 4s ko 4
Chicago It I a P ret 4 S4 e94
Chle.o R I a P Col trust 4s.. 714 .14
Colorado A Southern first 4s... P3. ! 4
lienver A Rto Orsnd 4a SOi, k7 4
I . w .re a HudioD conv a.... s. - v4
Kne f irat cor.a P I. 4S.. ........ Sd'i ....
lnt M-t I'll k24 S-4
j,.P.,e.e 4. J";., j
J.pane.e first 44 e-4 ....
J:ii..n-.- second 44
U.uiaillle A Naahvllle unl 4a... "V. 04
Mo Kana A Tea 44a SJ S
Vtsaourt Pacific 4...... .34 .4
New York Cetitrsl 34 ' 4 . 4
New York Central L S 244 k3 i 4
New York City 4. "3 4 a
New York City 44 of 13T....17 17 4
Norfolk a Western 4a V4 4
Norfo.k a Wral.ro coov 4a.... .113 ....
N Y Ont a W 4a J4 M
No-thern Paelfic P L 4s 4
Northern Pacific 3s US 4 ....
reron Ry A Nav 4a .6V
1-emia Rv 4a of 14 1034 1"4
Philippine Railway 4S '. - - - et4
Heading general 4a ?,
Kepnblic of Cuba 3s K'3 1134
Southern Psr'flc first ref 4s... ' s-4
Southern Pacific col 4a t
Southern Kaiiwsr 4s 74 i4
st L a S K ref 4a , 7S4 7
I nlon pa rlfle first 4S 11 4 K'l H
I'non Iacfic conv 4s lo2 4 102'
I nlon Pacific ref 4e M I-J4
I nite.l states Steel 4 F s 12 H'2 4
I nited States 2s regl.t.red I4 1J
I ntt-d States 2s coupon 1" V lWV
I n'ted Slate, r-icli'tered li2' 12
1 nlted States It coupon 1o24 11-1
I iir.d slates 4. re.i.tered 114 1144
Lutted elates 4s coujioa. .. .41 4 lis ,
UNDER COVER
T-nlted Railway 8 P 4a...
I'nlted Railway 6t I 4a..
Wabaah first 4s
Western Union 4H
weetinennuse cone 9....
Western Pacific Ss
... 67H
...
... 7"
...
... iS
...
(to
79
9
7
Storks at Boetoa.
BOSTON. May IS. Closing quotations:
Alloueg 44 4 Mohs-k -
Amag Copper.. S2 Nevada Con ....
A Z L a Sm... 24 Niplssing Mines. 4
Atlsona Com .. 3 4 N"rth Butte. -S
B a C C S M. T North Lake
csJ a Atiiona.. 72 4 Old Dominion... St.
t-al a Arliona..-T2 4 Osceola II
Cal a Hecla 40 Qulncy JV
Cop Ran Con Co 64 Shannon JV
E Butte Cop M. 13 4 Superior 3J"
Franklin 12 4 Sup Bos Mln.. 2 4
Glroua Con S4 Tamarack ...... 43
Oranby Con ... 45V.U 8 8 R M . . . S74
Greene Cansnea. 4 do preferred... JJ4
I Royslle (Sopl 25VTtah Con 134
Kerr Lake. 24 Ctah Copper Co. 8;4
Lake Copper.... 40 Winona
La Salle Copper 64B Wolverine 10i
Miami Copper.. . 23 4'
Money. Kxchaoge. Etc.
NEW YORK. May 13. Money on call
stesdy, 2Vt24 per cent: ruling rat and
closing bid. 2V; offered at 24. ., .
Time loana weaker: 0 daya, S34; 90
days. 84: six months. 8 4 Per cent.
Prime mercsniue paper. vo.- jj ..cm.
Sterling exchange steady with actual busi
ness tu bankers' bills ut 84.S423 for dO-day
bills and at 4.S6SO for demand. v
Commercial bills. $4,834-
Mexlcan dollars. 48c.
Oovernment bonds steady; railroads Ir
regular. Bar sliver. (Sr.
LONDON. May IS. Bar silver, steady.
27 13-1 od per ounce. Money, l(f2 per cent.
Th rate of discount for short bills Is 2 15-lti
per cent; for three months Dins, 2 per
cent.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 13. Sterling on
London. 110 dsvs, 84.64 4; sterling on Lon
don, sight. 14. St.
Drafts, sight lc. telegraph 3c -
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, May 15. At th begin
ning of business today the condition of the
Vnlted States Treasury was:
Working: baJanc In Treaaury of
fices S.J00,77J
In banks and Philippine Treasury J:. 675. 723
Total balance general fund... 122,011.444
Ordinary recelV's 1.863.712
Ordinary disbursements 1.442,902
Deficit to date that fiscal year... 14.035.S43
Deficit this time last year 26..12J
These figues exclude Panama Canal and
pubtlo debt transactions.
Naval Store.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. May 13. Turpentine,
firm 47Hj4H4o: sales. 711 barrels; re
ceipts, 13o barrels: shipments, 746 barrels;
stocks. 22.305 barrels.
Rosin Firm: sales, 2445 tons: receipts,
2038 tons; shipments. 20oO tons; stocks, 53.
413 tona Quote B, 00; D. 10.50: E.
$; F, 17 124: G. 17.13; H, 17.174: L
17.20; K. 87.224; M and N. 87.25; W-Q.
$7.4t); WW. 87.30.
SAX KRANCLSCO PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Quoted at the Ray City (or Vege
tables. Fruit. Etc.
SAN-. FRANCISCO. May 15. Th follow
ing produc prices were current here today:
Fruit Aoolea choice. 81.35: common. 50c:
Mexican limes. $3o3..V; California lemon
cholre. 84; common, $1.23; navel oranges,
812.30: pineapples, 83.3Vw4.&0.
t'neess ice.
Butter Fancy creemery. 23 4 c.
Kggs Store. IRe: fancy ranch. 21c
Vegetables Cucumbers. 504 S3c; garlic. S
4y3c: green peas. 65c w ft: string beans, ft
(1 He; aaparagus. 40c r $ 1.25: tomatoes. 83v
2.23; eirgplant. nominal; onions, nominal.
Potatoes River Burhanks, 81-238 l.oO;
Oregon Burbanks. 81.2301.50.
Hay Wheat. 1 tl 2 1 ; w heat and eats,
$1 -...'.OCT ii; alfalfa. $13 9 14.50.
Receipts Flour, 5424 quarter sacks;
barley. 7135 centals; oats. 450 centals: pota
toes. 2Vb0 sacks: hay. 1117 tons; wool, 1G9
bale.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Mny 15. Standard copper,
quiet: spot and May. 13.50 j 1. 00c : June.
13.70r? 1H.00; July and August. 15.7316.IW;
September. Itl.oO asked. London. quiet;
spot. f71 18s Hd: futurea 72 7s 6d. Cus-tom-IIous
returns showed arrivals of 210
tons at New York todsy and export of 11,
B1H tons so far this month. Lake copper,
l4jlSc: electrol11c, 184t)lo4c: cast
ing. lStrlc
Tin. easv: spot. $3.70s46.f0: May.
43 624 4.00c; June. 45.75 r 48. OO: July,
45.451 44. nr.; August. 44.S7 4 J 45.124c: Sep
tember 44.30B 45.00c. Sales, 25 tons for
June delivery at 453c; 23 tons for Sep
tember delivery at 44 SOc; 60 tons for Sep
tember delivery at 44.75c: and 23 tons Sep
tember at 44.62 4C London, easy; spot,
il20; futures. I2ti3 10a
Lead Steadv. (4.10y4.2f New Tor and
$4.uo?4.074 East St. Louis delivery. Lon
don, 113 13a
Antimony Cookson's, fi-O0c
Iron Cleveland warrants. Ms lHd In
London. Locally iron was stesdy; No. 1
foundry Northern, $15. 506 16.75; No. 2
Southern and No. 1 Southern soft, $15.50
"spelter. .06.t!0c. New York and 6.63
6.75c. East St. Louis. London. 25 13a
Chlrago livestock Markets.
CHICAOO. May 15. Cattle Kecelnts.
is.ofio: market strong to 10c higher Beeves,
8 10al. 25: Texss steers. $3.osVi. To: west
ern ateera $6 10t7.75: stockers and feeders.
$4S0W7.Ki: cow. and heifers. $3.00ft.7.o;
calves, 85.00.1 7. S3. . .
Hogs Receipts, 35.00O: market steady to
3r lower. Llght7 87 SO 7.77 4 : mixed tT.X.,
4T7 85; heavy. 87.35lr7.BO: rough. 87.3..W
7 o: plga 83.00&7.00; bulk of sales, $..5y
7 k3
' Sheep Receipts. 82".000:
Native. t4.OOii6.23; weatern. $4.00fi 6.4i.
vearllngs. $5.75n 7.40: lamba native, o a
8.73; Western. 6a.oO ,Q0-
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW VORK, May 15. Coffee futures
closed easy at a net aeenn ot
elSV IJ.e.C; Ulie. e...e, h...'. - -
gnat 13.56c: September, 13.63c; October,
13.SJC: .-SOVemoer. ' - " ' . ' .' " "
January and February. 13.-c: March and
CoffeeJ-iSpot quiet. Rio No. 7. 144c; San
tos NO. 4. Ii4C jaiiu quiei. oiow.m.
18 4c nominal.
' . .. UnwHTiA ft test.
.Mini naw - ' . .
T2.-; centrifugal. 6 test. '-c: molasses
Sugar, PS test, a.lic rvejincu J
New. York Cotton Market. '
NKW lUKiv, -i'- ' " '"'
rloaed barely steady. 9 to 14) polnta lower;
t ay "-?. -rO.', V.e 1:
Novemp-r ; . R.
Spot closed quiet. 3 points lower; mjddllng
upiands. 11. so, uo lu.i ' - . . -. . -..
lieied Fn.lt at New York.
NF.W YORK, May 15. Evaporated appl-s
ateady on tho apot ; Taney. lvi ivitc; cnoicn.
Prune' firm ;' quotations range from 4c to
Bo for callfornlaa up to ov-.va anu 'iiju
tor Oregons.
Poaches quiet: choice. R4 494c; extra
choice. P4"iQ'rv. t-oj.
C hicago rrodnre Market,
euieinn Msv 13. Bolter Steady
Creameries. 2fj2v: dslrl-a. 2327c.
F,,a Steady; receipt.. 30.0H2. At mark.
eases Included. 174c; ordinary firsts. 104c;
,-h-e.e Steady. Dalales. 134c; twins.'
15443 I3U; young Americas, ljai.c,
long horns. 154j 154c.
Wool at St. Leuis.
ST LOI'IS. May 15. Wool Ftesrty. Ter
ritory and Western mediums. 165 ISc: fin
mediums, Uylic; no, loar.
Dnluth J-Yax Market.
DULFTH. May 15. Close: Linseed In
store, on tracs. to arrive wow .w.j.
July. 82.16V asked.
Hap at New Yerk-
VFW YORK. May It Hops stesdy.
mmm
BEARS WIH FIGHT
Wheat Prices Break Sharply in
Chicago Pit.
SHORTS COVER-ON DROPS
Material Advance in Winter Wheat
Condition Spring Grain Expect
ed to Sbow High. Percentage
In N'ext Crop Report.
CHICAGO. May 15. Comprehensive re
ports. Indicating a material Improvement in
Winter wheat since May 1 and prediction
that th June statement from the Federal
Government would show a high condition
for Spring wheat, caused the market today
to suffer a sharp break. Latest trading
left prices heavy. .
. . . . . . . . i-.fB.un imnortant
A nara uttm iw P' " Yi tv
xorces in tne wneai. pit. , .
covering by shorts when the market at last
gave way under tne weisni o. .,.
from long At no time was th market
able to rise above last nlghfg level and
there was only a trifle reaction from the
low point of th day.
Although corn showed stubborn strength.
prices Ilnaliy saggea wneu '
ket dropped in earnest. Shortage In the
May option was tnougni in "f1'""" " .
for most of the firmness displayed by the
coarser grain.
Uniformly good crop reports had a bear
ish effect on oata. '
Support from packers appeared to be tne
reason for an advance of 2 4fc cents for
lard and ribs. The effect of larger receipt
of hogs than expected was shown In porK.
in a net setoaca or ft au -J"Y"
Th leaillUg xuiures muiou
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close-
v.v 81.1 81.164 l.l4 4i--
r &i m
CORN.
May ..
July ..
Sent. .
.SO',
.7o ,77Vi
.75 .7.
.75 .75
.7T
.75
.75 4
.754
Dec ..
.75
OATS.
May 5'4 .3fl4 - .? -.35
July 524 .33 -
Dr :a? :3
MESS PORE.-
Jul? 1V474 m:,:
LARD.
July :.::'.'.ias.i4 n.o io-
w. I4".r.
sent. 11 i ':..
Oct 11.20 11.224 li--"
SHORT RIBS.
Msv
July : 10.524 men 10.42 '"-S'is
Sept IV. oi 1 1 .v..
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Firm
Rye No. I, Hsi . . .
n.ei.v Feed or mixing. 80J81c; fair to
choice malting. ll.16fM.ST.
Timothy seed .:ii..
Clover seed $14 to 20.
Pork Mess. $1.25 19.3TV4
Iard In tierce, $10.83.
Short ribs Loune. 810.47Vj.
Grain statistics:
. . . . v. 1 mr.A eto.ir wera
I Rial clearance, ot ...
equal to 312. 000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 424.000 bushels, compared with 415.000
bushels the corresponaing uj - "LI
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 7J
ear.: Mm. 160 cars: oats, 1S8 cars; hogs.
27,000 head.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 15. Wheat May.
11.14!: July. $1,144: September. jLObttw
1.0. Cash: No. 1 hard. $1.17; No. 1 North
ern. $l.ltl.l(H: No. 2 Northern. $1,149
1.14H: No. 3 wneat, i.i.wa.x-i.
Flax $2,28 4.
Barley 75c fn $1.25.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 774 78 4c
Oats No. 3 while, 5oC
Rye No. $. 87 4c
European Grain Markets,
invrmv y.v 1 rarron firm. Walla
Walla for shipment, 3s lid to Ss 9d. Eng
lish country maraets, quin,
try markets, firm.
LIVERPOOL, May 15. Close? Wheat.
May. 7a d: July. Ts 7Hd; October, .a
64d. Weather, clouJy.
Grain in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 15 Spot quota
tion.: Walls Walla. 1 .r. V 1 . 4 : red
There's great satis
faction in driving
over a street paved
with bitulithic less
jarring, less dirt,
less noise.
J. C. WILSON & CO.
IOCsvs. BONDS. UKAJN A?'l tOIIUl
KW YORkv MOCK tXCHANOB
Kan YOrtn, (JOTYUM UCUAKlia
CHJCAiiO BOAKO OF T HAD JB
TBJC BiOCK AND BOND EiCllANOaV
BAN FltANCaSCO.
Mala Ollce Mill Bldg.. sal aTanrlse.
Hraach Office Vawcouvor. BwasUa,
tortiand. Lo Aacalaa. ass Ulec. Co
anailB Beach-
rUklLAKD OFFICEl
slain Floor Lumbermen. Baall Butldlasfc
Sfh ana KUrk.
Mi "" 1120. A 41S7.
kUSTOU .
-pr- "fSCQ
T INCORPOWATgO
cgnsuLiiitcano
CONSTRUCTION ENCINEERS
PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES
FINANCED nnd MANACED
SO Pin 8troet , New York
A combination of High-Grade Materials
and a Scientific Method of construction
that's why Barber Asphalt with
stands the severest tests.
i - "I
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 850,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains
LADD &TILTONBANK
Established 1859.
Capital Stock .....$1,000,000.05
Burplus and Undivided Profits.... 800,000.00
Commercial and Savings Accounts
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks issued, avail
able in all parts of the world.
orncERi
W. M. Ladd. President. Robert S. Howard, Asat. Cnshler.
F.dward CoohlnKhnm, Vlce-Prea. J. W.l.add, Asst. Casbler.
V. II. Danckley, Cashier. Walter Jl. Cook, Aat. Cajhler.
We Maintain a Savings Department and Pay
4 PER CENT
Interest on Savings Deposits
Lumbermen's
National Bank
Capital
$1,000,000
fUTi! GLUE! LLOYD
SPRING AXD SIMMER SAILINGS
LONDON PARIS BREMEN
Sailing at 10 A. M.
Berlin May 25 July Aug. it
Kaiser Wilhelm II .... May 28 June 25 July 23 Aug. 27
Kaier Wilhelm der Grosse June 4 July 2 July so sept. 3
Kronprinzessin Cecilie . June 11 July 9 Aug. 6. Sept. 10
George Washington . . .June 15 July is Aug. 10 Sept. 6
Kronprinz Wilhelm June 18 July is Aug. 20 Sept. 17
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm . June 20 July 27 Aug. 24 Sept. 21
TWIX-SCKEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Bremen June 1 Aob. SI
ivoenintn I-uise Juno J July 2o
;.e K.irfiierat July 2
Koenlg Albert
The Mediterranean
Fried rich der
Prinzess Irene
linnir Albert
nemicns ja ft - flen. Asrta
. D. Charltoa. G. P. Atl. 3. P. C. W. Sllnrrr, T. Art. O.
j. N. co. Tourist Aaency and Travel Bureau. Bt n
KwZk.Y. Hoherti fnpelle. G. A. P. C ZM Powell SI..
Opp7 St. Krancin Hotel, Sail Francisco.
Russian,' S1.86i igJ-Slhi: Turkey red. $1.90
j.L924; blucstem, $1.1)08 L8 ; leed bar
ley, Sir87i4 &l.at; brewing, $1.9562: white
oats 2 07. ft 2.10; bran. 2.SO27.00; mld
a'inBa! S2.00 33.60; shorts. 30.00 31.00
Call board sales: Wheat December,
$1 7 per cental. Barley December. Sl.So1;
Mav. :.1.1 bid. SI.'.M'i agked.
New
OLYMPIC
4S.324
Ton
AXURICAN U1VE
Atlantic Transport Line
New Tsrk Lsnasa Mred
RED STAR LINE ,
New Tark Dover talnai Fails
WHITE STAR LINE
New tut fljsiaslB raiaasi Tislsamlln
Bostoo Queenatown I-lverptoi.
UOSTOn iirmirrm
Company's Office, Boom "B" Bailey Bnlldlne.
Or Local Railway aud Steamship Agenta.
iONDS
WILL BUY
Portland Railway Co. 5s. due 1930.
Oretron Kleo.ric Ry 6s. due 1933
Portland lias & Coke os. due 1940.
Portland Homa Telephone 63, due 13oo.
J. W. CR I" THERS CO,
10O9 Foard of Trade Bide-
Phone Main 7799.
TRAVKIXRS' GUIDE.
San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Diego Direct
S. S. Roanoke and S. S. Elder
Sail Every Wednesday Alternately at P. Sf-
K0ETH PACIFIC S. S. CO.
1S Third St. Phones Main 131. A 131.
TTfc W AT Q
EXPRESS PTE AM K IW FOR
baa l-rancisoo and Xjam Anselea
WITHOCT CHANGE
8. S. Rose City Sails A. M. Friday. May 11.
TUB SAX FBAN. PORTLAND S. 8. CO.
Ticket Office 142 Third Street.
Phone: Mala x05, A 1402.
COOS BAY LINE
STEAMSHIP BREAKWATER
sails from Alneworth Tyock. Portland. 9 A
M. May 1. 8, 13. 18. 23 and 28: Juno 2. T,
1" 17, 22 and 27. Freight received at
Alneworth Dock dally up to 5 P. 11. Pas
senger fare, first-class, flo.OO; second-class.
$7 00 Including berth and meaTs. Ticket
ofBrs A&sworth Dock. Phonos Main Stiuo.
.
Corner
Fifth and Stark
uroaso. ..nay -o .iuiy o
June 15 rVpt- 7
Aug. 17 ttent. 21
5 Broadway, Jew aork.
'-IM a us i'. liny i iiisaiui.
Pus;et Sound Grain Markets.
TACOM. Mav 1". Wheat Blucstem,
$1.01 LO.".; fortyfold, $1.00; clule. 1U0; red
Russian, 9Sc.
SEATTLE. Mav 15. Wheat Blnestem,
$1.02; lortytold, 8Sc: fite, USc; red Kuaslan.
97c- 1
JUNE 15
INt-W July 6 July 27
YORK Aug. 17 Sept. 7
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
MoaUlal yaeBtc Uverpeol
"MEG ANTIC & "IACKENTIC
Lsrgaat ssat Fin aat Stumors
Only Four Days at Sea
TO lUItOFS a COMFORT AT MODETRATB
BTKS
Twia Screw SS. "Cuadi" toi "Teatooie"
OKR CLJtfa (ID CABW BERVTCE
THLRD CLASS OIXMfKD ROOMS
Basrara checked altroocb to Steamer la Bend.
Bmbark nlcht betora aalilac- Ho hotel or transfer
Second and Cherry fits., Seattle
TRAVEI-ERS' GUIDE
Canadian Pacific
-EMPKtftS OF' THE ATLANTIC"
AD OTHER BIBAMSH1PU
MONTRikAL, QUEBEC AND UVERPOOIi
VIA THE
SCENIC EOIIE IO ECROPB
1000 MILES
ON THE ST. LA WRENCH RIVES ,
AND
LESS THAN FOUR DATS AT SEA
233 MILES PORT TO PORT
THE SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE .
First Cabin 992.50 and
Second Cabin j3,75 and na
One-Cuws Cabin (2d-class) 50.00 and u
Thlrd-Ciass Lowest rates on request.
Canadan Pacific Office, corner Third and
pine (Multnomah Hotel bids.). Portland.
and all local agents.
EUROPE!
Seventy Spring and Summer tours, shm
prlslng Tours de Luxe and Motor-car Tolirs,
and also Vacation Tours at Popular Prlcea
Frequent sailings. All routes. Including
Medllerranean.
Programme of Tours de Luxe Around tbo
World now ready.
THOS. COOK SON. ,
689 Market Bt., Ban Francisco.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
Cnlon Line of N. Z.)
VIA TAHITI AND WELLINGTON.
Direct through steamers, sailing from San
Francisco May 29. June 26, and every 118
days to Tahiti, Rarotonga. Wellington and
Sydney. The line to Isles of the South Seas,
for reservations see Coupon Railroad Agents
or address Hind. Rolph & Co, San Franclsca.
LOS ANGELES AND SAJT DIEGO
STEAMSHIPS YALE AND HARVARD.
Railroad or any steamer to San Fran
cisco, the Expo City. La rices t. fastest,
and the ONLY strictly first-class pas-
enB;er ship on theCoast. Average speed
g miles per hour; cost (2,000.000 each.
SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND L. A.
S. S. CO.
Main 628. Frank Bollsm, Agesl. A 459(.
Third Street.
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