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THE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAN. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1912.
ES AT THE TOP
Further Advance Not Expected
by Dealers.
MARKET IS VERY STRONG
No Prospect of Decline Soon, Owing
to the Scarcity of Supplies.
Packer Illdn fcltnation
In the East.
Th hid market I eery strong. At ths
latest advanc lo 11 4 a 114 Hull, It re
lieved th market ha. rri hnl I ho top, bat
there Is no reason to fear a decline from
Hit. level aoon. oelne lo the scarcity of
Mrtes. It Is probable the current quotation
will prevail (or a conaiderable time at.
There la no .peculation la the market.
Neither tanners nor dealer are amblln
on th tutor, believing- that price will not
MO hither. While th tanners are retualof
to contract ahead, their hand-to-mouth
Burins is sufficient to keep all markets
wall cleared of etocka.
Th hide sow com In t la r short
haired and of good quality, and will con
tinue so antll Winter.
Condition la th Eaatera marret are
hewn by th latest mill advices to be as
follows:
Nothing- appsrently see ma to cheek th
teafltly advancing market on hides, espe
cially packer varieties, and weekly Increases
In rate hav been a common occurrence
tor some tlm past. Bom furthar advance
have been registered In th packer mar
ket this week, but ther la a suspicion on
the part of regular buyers that some 1st
ales at hl(h rates hav savored somewhat
ut manipulation or spsculatlon. The pack
on are now operating so many tanneries
of their own that II Is often difficult to
distinguish between legttimat sales to reg
ular tanners and bookings by packera to
raw stat I aot actually mad and th
transactlna does aot really occur until th
flnl.hed leather la disposed of some months
later. In lln with this som sale have
been reported of packer natlv steers of
lats May salting at ITS, and ther Is a
report of on car of lat June native
steers selling ahead at 17 c. The entire
market, however, is undoubtedly In an ex
tremely strong position.
"Th chief feature of th packer mar
ket of lal has been another upward epurt
In prices on spready native steers, which
sr. need for automobile and carriage
leather. On Chicago packer contracted
these spready hides ahead from June 1 to
th nd of th year at the record-breaking
prtre of 1lc. and a Mew York packer made
a almllar sale of cut-throat spreadles at
30a Another New Turk packer sold April
and May spread! at lSc. and a Chicago
packer declined lc for March, April and
May salting, holding thera at 2tc while
about all the Chicago packers who hav
aot contracted ahead ar asking xso to sell
from Jun to January.
aTh different varieties of packer brand
ed bides, as well as native cows and bulls,
ar unchanged, and th total sales of all
kinds war considerably less than th week
previous. Country hides fall to reflect the
strength shown In the packer market and
hav advanced only Ho during the paet few
months. wblls packers during the earns
period have risen fully 2o and In some In
stances more."
WHEAT MOVING ON LOWER BAMS
Bating la a Limited Way at ( onnti-y
relate.
Wheat buying has again started on a lim
ited stale In the Northwest, but at a lower
range of prices than previously quoted. At
the former quotations no bualnesa Is poe-
elble and very little at the reduced level.
There la a moderate trade In patent flour
but practically nothing doing In ei ports.
Milt feed Is firmly held.
Local receipts. In care, were reported by
the Merchants' Exchange aa follow.:
Wheat rlarley Flour Oats Hay
Mnnrlav H 1 ih ll 4
1 ear ago ... 17 :t 1: It 7
Honson ti date IH.I'imi "v lus lSc 2HT2
Veer ago ...II. Tit .. a.;4 2-,y
The weekly wheat statistics of th Iter
chants' Exchange follow:
American vl.lble supply
Huahela. perrea.e.
June it, 1 th J :io.t7.mo l.-Tnieio
Jur. 5, 1111 '.MN7.-i.iXMi i7.i iMn
June n, im I h.iut.immi 1.4.-..ihi
June 7, lIHtft !7..--7.nmi 2 I'.'O.imhi
June , lli 1.277.tei l.Ml.tXMl
June Id, 1ihi7 u.14,om tll.tHM)
J'tno 11, littHi UU.7M4 t0 l.li'J7.t'H
June r;, llMi., 1 e. Htt.lNMl l,u..7.ltl
June ft, l?4 IM.tlll.t.lHMI K7. IHM
Junes, M: liiMtTl.otiO l.s.,7 UW)
ttianutlvs on passage
Wk Knd'g Wk End's Wk End's
June I Mar H.l June 3
For B"he'. llu.hels Ruih.li
I'td K'a;lom..il.:iti.-.nt0 n.4..;ii.Mio 2.1, tint. tuto
Continent . . ..It.TJt.iXM 2s.7s4.OtH 3J.1hS.0iio
Tots! Rrt. 002.000 SO.OSO.OOO Se.872 OO0
World's shipments principal exporting
countries, flour lnelu1e1-
Ww End g "k End'g W k End's
June I Mar 2.1 June a
From Bushels ltushrls Bushels
t. H. and Can. .4.M14.0no tt.o.nK S 7:1 0t0
Arsntlne .... 2, '":, i;oo 3.7ti?.roo 3.72 non
Australia .... fllo otmi ff.lrt.otHi ,lttmO0
I'anuhlan Pta.. 2ti ihii) Ult imo 7i.to
Rue.la 4m.ih 7'J.lX'O 3 n4u.tHH
India 1.312.UOO 1.304.000 1.UH4.000
Total
-I.1S.0O0 ll.S44.OUO l,3T''.OO0
TR.tWBF.BRY rRirt.a BREAK tHHARPLT
Monday' Iteeelpt Heavy Cherrlee Are
Alo Lower.
Strawberry receipts were heavy yester
ily and th market took a sharp drop.
From now on a large supply can be figured
on dally. Th rang of price wa (1 to
!.; a crate. A good many of th berries
showed signs of blistering and were unfit
for shipping. Good shipping stock was
firm at tha top quotation.
The cherry market waa also weak, box
cherries selling at it cenU to II. Some
Royal Anns were received In bulk and sold
at It cent a pound.
Aprtoota veer -nor plentiful and moved
at $2 a orate.
Two ear of California red onions were
received and were quoted lower at It.tu
a sark. New potatoes were firm. The last
ahlpment - f old potatoes from Oregon
sooth will be mad within th next week.
California wire received yesterday said
ao damag to fruit from th hot wave
oonld be sees yet. but th heavy ahlppers
ut of atocktoa ar watting for cooler
weather.
e Chaag I Batter mttsstlow. '
There was no Chans In th local butler
market yesterday. Tha Eastern marksts
war Tina and anchanged.
Cha waa steady at th new quota
tloa which went Into effect yesterday morn
ing. Ther waa a good demand for poultry and
dressed meats, supplies of which were light.
Price wer anchaagad. Eggs wr steady.
Ceadeaeed Milk Advancing.
A lt-cnt advanc la on of th leading
branch of condensed milk was announoed
by th Jobber jreaterday. This follows re
cent advance In th California market.
Th surplus of milk that haa been hang
ing: over th market for a long tlm past
ha been well worked off and th situation
altogether la better.
Caarara Bark Caenlng la.
Csscara bark I beginning to com for
ward quit freely and Is being taken up
at iS rente. old hark, vtlik-ti I scarce.
Is quoted at t cents.
Bag ley Moo Crop Contracted.
Tha latest transaction la th bop con-
tract market was the signing up of 40.-
iv. i" ' u n u oi (tie xsssiey imp . kiiiww.w
t no pric. eupuiaieu wa .e cf.w, " .
current quotation for th new crop th
market noing ateaay.
No business was reported In spot hops.
Dawk Clearing.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday aer as follows-
Clesrliige. Balances.
Portland ..oi..v. I.S.4
Seattle -.,1.4 847.4M
Taooma 714.75 14.S2J
Spokane 8t..S4 101.121
rOBTLAM) MARKETS,
Crala, Hour, feed. Etc.
WHEAT Track prices: Bluestem, c;
club. .tt4r: red Kusstan, SJBMc; Valley,
lliitt: to foid. iu4a.
MlLLKTL'Kr'8 Bran, fje.it per ton;
ahorla. 1:11: mlddllnza. 112.
FLOCK Patents i.l0 per barrel;
straights, 14.70; porta. $4 20; Valley, I
araham. 2.1 10: whole wheat. $J 0.
COKN Whole, .it: cracked. 40 per tea.
HA Y. Timothy. IU Mti ll.M; eiraiia,
clover, saw; sata and vetch, Slu.ivi grata
nay. .
OATs No. 1 white. sMSglO par tea.
Vegetablee aad Itmlts.
BERRIES Htrawberiies. Oregon. l)1.6t
per crate; gooseberrlee. 1 H jo per pound.
TROPICAL t-HL'ITa orang. navel.
IJ.iugJ.'J; California grapefruit. IJUJ&t,
lemona. 10i.M per box; piaeapple. c per
pound.
FKKH FRL'fT Cherrlee. SOcvll per
box, loc per pound bulk; apples old. II. i
i per box; apricots, J per box.
POTATotH Jubblng prices: Burbanka
okl, II. Hi per hundreds aew Calllornia, ee
per pound.
ONIONS Bermuda. 1.01-TS per crat;
red, II 4 per eack.
VEUE r AllI.Krt Artlrhok-a. eA0 73c per
dosen; asparagua, $1 per box; brans, l"v
12Hr; tebbage. 2 Wo pound; cauli
flower. 12.73 per crale; celery. Sa per
crate; cucumber. 1110 dosen; eggplant.
2.1c per pound; head lettuce, l; per cios.;
hothous lettuce. 7&C4I1 per box: peaa.
btf&Sc P-r pound: peppere. Selic per
Juund; radishes, 1.v2tc doxen; rnuharb. '29
So per pound; spinach. 4teO per pound; to-
mlo. a, 4.oo pvr ikix, gariit 4fAuti per
pound.
lMlry and t en try Prod ore.
BUTTER Oregon creamery butter, cube a.
or aolld pack, 2 Jo per pound; print lo aa-
a.
EOOS Freeh Oregon ranch, candled, 20
per dosen; case count. lWo.
ctifc..r--Oregon nais, joc pr pouna;
Toung America, 17c.
POi.K Fancy, 1"1 lotto per pound.
VEAL Fancy, HvllSvc per pound.
POULTRY liens, 14 14 Vic; broilers, 22 0
JL'Sc; ducks, young. Uti U Hr; g-re. luv
11c; tuikeys, live, jiic; aressed, Jc
Hl.nl. iiwMiM.
SALMON Columbia Klver, one-pound
talis. i.2i per dusen; eight-pound lal I a,
Xe; one-pound fiat, 2.4u; Alaska pink,
one-pound talis, II. e.
GOl'r'ali Hoaaleu. In drums, 2tSt0 4O
per pound.
NUT.- walnut., ivivio per pound;
monds. 17t21c; peanuts, lec; cocoanuts, IH
t II per dosen; cheetnuts, per pound;
hickory nuts, gfylVo per pound.
HONEY Choice, J.io per case; strained
honey, 100 per pound.
OA4.A . V ' VI.,
ground. loos. Is 40 per ton: so. I per ton.
BEANS Small white. 4116c; large white,
4Vc. Lima, tttc; pick, like; Mexlcana, tHo:
K1UE No. t Japan. c ; cheaper gradea
itlCjc; Southern bead. tttf7Vc
BUUAn vif it.i-ui.i-u, fo.vu; iruil u.
berry. 10 03; Honuiulu plantation, s. beet,
13.85; extra C, 3.33; powdered. barrt
l.J. cubea. barrela 10.43.
IjKIEU FRl ITS Apple. 14o per pound.
.incui-i nv La I1 f-'". ui-i . f . iu ,
prunes, Italians, 10H010-kc; silver, lac;
.ige, will' euu uia VI w IV. uir.ui-i
IHc: raisins, loose. Muscatel. WWtSc;
aleached Thumpeon, Uc; unbleached Sul-
lenwa, oti, wwucu, i 1 o 71., m " , -
slan, ftSt per pound; Fard. 11. 0 per box.
Previa Iobs.
HAMS All sixes. 17Wlc; sklnosd. 17V
lac; plcn'cs, 12c; boiled. 2tlSc.
BACON Fancy. its litli,o; cholc. 20 V.
lltte.
DHJ SALT MEATS Backa, dry salt. IIS
Ol'-i'mc: backs, smoked, let 14c; be lavs, dry
salt. Is toe; belllea. otnokoo, lc
LAK1J Tierce basis, choice. 13c; com
pound. io; leaf, three-pound pails, s.M
per cass.
MISCELLANEOUS Pigs' feet, kits, $1.35;
sliced be-f. Insldes, I'.'J per case; dried beef,
Ineldes, 23c per pound; bologna, canvas-
back. 10 So; minced bam. 12a.
Hope, Wol and Hide.
HOPH 1611 crop. StinX.tc; aid, nom
inal. 113 contracts. 24 23c.
MOHA1H Cholc. tic per pound.
WOOL Eaatern Oregon. UnflSo per
pound, according to ehrlnkago; Valley, 20c
per pound.
PELTS Dry, 12913c; full wool butchef
pelts, 12i 1.7.1; shearings, lOvaoc.
HIDtS Halted hides, llijll per
pound; salted calf, '(( 2lc; sailed kip, 11 a)
12c; green htdee, 10c; dry calL No. L 23;
No. 2. 2oc; dry r.ldea, luiuc; salted atag
ihltc; grren tags. IftvTc
CA.-tOAKA Per pound, 'Stfit.
OKA1.N BAUS In car lots, kite.
l lw.it Oil and Tank-atiaa
LINSEKO Oil. Raw. barrels, KNc: boiled,
barrels, Wc; raw, cases, see; boiled, taaee.
'"TURPENTINE Cases. Tic: barrela U,e
SAN FRAM IM.O PRODI t K MARKET
Pricee Quoted at th Bay City for Vege
table. Frulle, Etc.
RAN FRANCISCO. June I. Tha follow
ing produce pricea war current her today:
Fruit-Apples, choirs. $1.2.1; common. iOc;
Mexican llmee. S6.30 ay S; California lemons.
choice. 4. common, II. "I: navel orangea,
tlvl.it; pineapples, t3t-i.lt.
Cheese IS S 17c
Butter Faucy creamery, 24c.
Esxs Store, lie; fancy ranch. 21c
Vegetsbies Cucumbers. iLiittllo; gar
lie, lnl4c; green peas, 75co1.2&; string
beans, Italic; aaperaacs. iucwll.Se; toma
toee. $2; eggplant. 24 w 3c; oulona. nominal.
Potatoe Rner Burbanka, 1.3(lw1.7i;
Oregon Burbanka, 1.7it-:: Early Ko,
l."5tl.:i.
Hay Wheat. Il7tr22: wheat and oata.
lJ.iu-0; alfalfa. Illwl4i0.
Receipta Flour. Saii quarter sarks: whsat,
31 35 centals; barley, 7310 centala: potatoes.
1413 sacks: bran, 2t sacks; hay, 712 tons;
wool, ill bales.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK, June 3. Standard cop r
strong; spot. June, July, August and Sep
tember ltl..10tf 17c; electrolytic. 17ttl7..1oc;
lake, 17wl7c: casting, 1S f l'.c t ill-tom-houe
returns ehow exports ot copper
for the month of May of 3'..h4 tone. Lon
don opened firm, but closed easier with spot
quoted at 170 lUs 3d; futures, 177 fis 3d.
Tin firm; spot, 4t5.2ift40.3llc; June. t.V.'rilvy
40c; July. 44.H7 S J 44.72 t-.c; Auguet. 4.1.:." ,
44c: September. 4J0'44.3oc: tlctooer. 42.7.1y
tX'ioc. Palre. 30 tons June at 43.0'JSc; loo
tone September at 4J..1tc; 23 tons Septem
ber at 4:i.4.lc; 23 tons S.pteniher at 4:1.42 S;
23 tons September at 4:t.4oc. London steady;
spot Co.l toe; futures, 4 lt7 3a.
Lead firm; apot 4. 1 ." f l.eiic New York:
4. lot1 t.SOc East St. Louis. London, 118 13
IM.
Spelter stsady; s 0w7c New York- 70
rt.V.o East St. Louts. London. 123 lis d.
Antimony quiet; Cookeon's. He
Iron Cleveland warranto 3:la 7Hd In Lon
don, locally Iron was unlet. No. 1 foun
dry Northern. 1 1.1.23 O IS. 73 : So. flt.T.Itt
1.173. No. 1 Southern and No. 1 Southern
Mft. I3.30V 13.73.
Coffee) and Sugar.
NEW YORK. June 3. Coffee future
closed quiet at a net decline oi points.
June, 1.1.23c; July, l.l.av-; Auit'i.t, l3.:is;
September. 13.47c; October. l:l.4Ue: Novem
ber. 1.1.11c; December antt January, 13.3:to;
February. Ll.loc; March, 13.33c; April,
14.34c; May. 13.3.1c.
Spot quiet: Hlo No. 7. Ifee: Santos No.
4. 1.1 c. Mild quiet; Cordova, ittwlt-S
nominal
Haw iuir eteadv; Muscovado, ,-0 test,
I 13c. centrifugal . te.t. 3c; molasses
.V test, 3.23c; reftned stsady
Iried r raits at New York.
NEW YORK. Jun 3. Evaporated apple
continue quiet with pricea eieady. on .pot
faorv quotel stllOVsc: choice, 1HK;
prune, 7 S w Me.
Prune steady hut with Mow demand;
quotatlona ranxe from SliVUSe for Cali
fornia up to 30-4s and OStjVVsO for Ore
gons. Peaches quiet, barely stsady: choice. 7i
l4.c; extra choice, l8)tc; fancy. !
loc.
New York Cottow Market,
NEW YORK. June 3. Cotton futures
closed stsuy. 3 to 9 point higher: Jun
lil.M. Julv U.tH. Augu-t 11.0.1. Sptember
11.12. Ortoher ll.lo. November 11.22, De
cember 11.28, January 11.22. February 11. 2H,
March 11.34. May 11.40. Spot rloeed quiet.
Mid-uplands, 11.40; do gulf, ll.rt.V Salsa,
2rto0 bales.
NfTIV ORLEANS. June 3. Spot cotton
iteaU ; ml!illlog 1 1 c.
Elgin Butter Market.
ELOIV. 111.. June 3 Th quotation com-
mltte of the Elgin Board of Tr.os today
declared butter Him at 23c a pound. i
EXPECT BIG BONUS
American Tobacco Stock Rises
, Eleven Points.
MOST SHARES SLUGGISH
Traffic Report by 'western Rail
roads Show Improvement De
mand rYoin Berlin for Money,
liond Tone Is Better.
NEW YORK. Juna I Prices ebbed and
flowed sluggishly In the stork market to
day, except In som of the high-priced spe
cialties, esper-tslly American Tobaeo. ehlch
ad'led 11 points to Its rise of last week in
e :n iclpat Ion of a large bonus or scrip dlvi
dend. which Is said to be Impending.
The movement In th actual leader was
circumscribed aad frequently uncertain.
Copper share were active and fairly
strong on the steady demand for th metal
at th new high price. Th Amalgamated
Company Issued It annual report for th
preceding year, disclosing earnings equal to
about 4 V, per cent on the outstanding stock.
Its total stirolus tor 1111 was increased
by fl.ioo.tot. with Increased liabilities of
IMI.snt.
Int.pn.Hn..! kanlr.r. wer elYlne? Hail
attention to overtures from abroad, chiefly
Berlin, where money continue to b In de
mand In connection with th mid-year set
tlemenL Movement of tonnage on th Western
rallroarie ar reported a little ahead or last
year, but shinning conditions ar not en
tlrely normal, owing to the continued etna
of th freight handler.
London business hsr waa again small.
Rrltl.h mark. la ware strong at the outset.
but became weaker later n profit-taking
due to th Increased tension In tha atrlke
of th dock laborer.
-Among th nume;-ous railway rstums from
April, Louisville 4V Nashville mad a net
sain of about 1100. OOti. Atlantic Coast Lln
tloO.OuO and Mi.sourl Pacific I14.1.0OH. New
York. New Haven 4 Hartford managed to
make a nominal sain.
Bonda ehowed som Improvement in tne
at dealings. Total sales. par value.
amounted to 1. 121.001. United 8tate
Oovrnmnt bond wr unchanged on calL
CLOSINO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Cloelng
Sale. High. Law. Bid.
Allia Chal pf 2H
Amal Copp-r .. 34.400 Mil M
Am Agrlcult .. 1 m UIH
Am Beet Sugar. S."o tiUVe Oi ' osH
American Cen .. S.WM 3 LV.Wj 3.1
Am Car a Fdy 4ii 67 .17 674
Am Cotton Oil.. Si .13 33W , 33w
Am Hd Lt pt -" 23 22 1 23
Am Ice Securi.. !." 2tm 'i''7v 2d
Am Linseed .... 7 14k, lis 14
Am IXM-omntlve. 700 40 4iS 40"
Am Smel A R.f 4.W:K S2 W "2
do preferred.. in 17 107 :
Am Steel Fdy S3
Am Sugar Kef.. X 12fli 12 12Vi
Am Tel A Tel.. 00 143i 143 S K-'1
Am Tobacco pf Jti.il
Am Woolen loo "ay, ;sv, 2
Anaconda M Co. 7.4o 4:i 4'J t J
Atchlaon 1.2H lo.lH I'ftH loS
do preferred. . loo 103 s ltu kmvi
Atl Coast Lln Wi
Hslt Ohio ... too INI 107 7"7.
B-thl.hem Steel 3H 3.1V 3M4
Hrok K Trill .. 1.4- 7 '. 7 "4
Canadian Pacific 4.SOO 2.V 1034. ln.1
Central Leather 24 4
do preferred.. SOU B4H -V 3
Central of N J S'.'.l
Ches A Ohio ... L100 77 7V 77 44
Chicago A Alton 21
Chi Ot Weetern. 10 17 17 17
do preferred 33
Chicago A N W. ino im ljeiv, in.it,
CM A St Paul. 300 104H 104 V 1H
f f f A, Hi I. .1?
Co Fuel a Iron 27
Col a Southern so
Coneol Oaa WO 141V 141 141
Corn Products.. s 15 1414 14
Del Hudson 1RR
OAR C.rande 10
do pr-f erred. . ll 3.1 3.1 34 H
Distillers' Seaurl 3" .114 31i 31W
Erie J.loo 34 S 34', 34
do 1st pr .... BOO 51V, 31 31
do 2d Pf 40
Cen Electric ... son insu, 17H 107
fit North pf ... 3HH l:,3 132 133
tit Norm or .. i.;iihi 4-' 44 .1
Illinois Central. 1 2"0 120 12 120
Inlerbor Met .. l.ooo 10 1..18S
do preferred., l.lort r.7 37 37
Inter Harveeter. 2.300 120 11S 110
Inter ilartn pf 10
Int Piip-r l.sno 13 14 1.1
int Pump l.ooo z 2 2.1
low Central 11
K C Southern . . 2 J4 14 V4
do preferred.. I'M 3 3rt Ml
I.arlede Gil H4
Louis A Nun.. 7O0 1.1 13 130
Minn It Ft L l
M. S P A 8 S M 1" 140 14 14"
Mo. Kan A Tex. iOO 2 20 2d
do preferred 5Vi
Vo PaclHc 3 OOO 37 3H "M
Nat Biscuit ... l.OOO l.lat, 1.17 l.M
National Lead .. 7o .17 37 .17'
N Ry Mex 2 pr. 2'e 1 31 31
N T Central ... l.nt 11 117 11"
V T, Ont A Wea -'"O 37 37 3'4
Norfolk A West 1.0"O 110 110 110
Norti American loo 2 2 (.2
Northern Pac .. 3u0 110 11 11
Pacific Mall 8 2
Pern.vlvanla ... 1.4oo 113 123 123
People's Oes ... 112 112 112
P. C C A St L.. 1O0 107 107 1"7
Pittsburg Coal . loo 22 22 22
Preased 8 Car .. K-O 33 33 33
Pull Psl Car ... 200 150 1.1 l;,
Rv Ft-el Spring 33
Reading SI. 0OO 17 1. lm
Republic Steel .. l.l'HI 23 22 2.1
do preferred.. 1.20 ho 7t 71
Rock I:.nd Co. 2.3" 24 24 24
do pr-ferred. . I.400 .10 -. 41 4H
St L A S F 2 Pf 20t 307 30 3.1
St L Southwest 32
do prefrrd ; 72
Sloee-ShcfTI-ld 4
Southern Pac .. 1 ?" 100 lo ion
Southern Ry ... S'lO 27 27 27
do preferred.. 2 73 73 73
Tenn Copper ... 1.4 44 43 43
Texas A Pac ... 100 23 23 22
Tol. St I. A Wes 12
do preferred. 20
Union Pacific .. 1.r.no 1H74 100 107
do preferred.. poo 90 90 no
IT 8 R'S'tV 70
I 8 Rubber ... I.O11O 3 ft., ft3
V 8 Steel S3.10O 07 7 7
do preferred.. Sort llo lln 1M
Utah Copper ... 3.70O 83 H2 ft2
Va-Caro Cham 51
Wabash Ino 7 7 7
do preferred.. SOO H lg 17
Western Mil 3
Wrstlng Elee .. l.On 71 71 71
Western I nlon . i 81 S2
Whel LE 7
l.ehlsh Valley.. It, BOO 171 170 170
Chlno Copper .. f-ni SO'i 30 30
Ray Con.o:s ... I.Soo 1H 1. )tj
Am Tobacco .. Lion 27 t1 S'Mt
Seaboard Airline inn 2.1 21 21
do preferred.. 1.40O 3.1 'I 34 33
Total sales for ths day. SftS.SOO shares.
BONDS.
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooka Co.. Port
land. Bid. Asked.
Am. TeL A Tel. con v. 4s 1114 103
American Too. 4 &
Am. Tob. 120
Atchlaon Gen. 4 .......... 9 99
Atchleon conv. 4s 1"1 Io0
Atchison adj. 4a stamped vo u
Atchleon conv. Ks I07 10
Atisntlc Coast Lln eons. 4.... 91 0.1
do "LANcolI" 4S 93 94
Rait. A Ohio 3s 91 91
Bait. A Ohio 4a 90 90
Brooklvn Itsp. Transit 4 .... ht 89
Can. southern first 3s loo
C. A O. 4s lliO lot
C. B. A Q. gen. mtg. 4s 93 9ft
C. B. V). Joint 4S ........ 9H 0(1
C. B. a Q. Ills 4s S 99
C. B. a Q Denver 4s 91 lei
Cent. Pac. flnt 4S 94 9
Chi. a East. 111. 4s to
rL. H.-I. ft P. ref 4
C. R.-I. A P. Col. Trust 4s 7
Colo, ft Sou. first 4s ; 9.1 e
Il. ft Hudson conv. 4s 9S 9
Erie first cons. P. L. 4 ftO S9
Int. Met. !s St kl
Japaneso 4s 3 ....
Japaneae first 4t ..........92 92
Japanese second 4s ........ 91 9
I., ft N. unt 4. 90 90
M. K. A Tex. 4 "7
Mo. Pse. 4 7' 72
X. Y. Cent. 8s K M
N. Y. Cent. U 8. 3 81 V2
N. Y. City 4a 93 ' 93
V. Y. City 4l of 1937 107 17
Norf ft West. 4s l 99
,V. T. Ont, A W. 4s 91 93
Nor. Pan. P. L. 4s 90
Nor. Pac. Ss 9 09
Oregon short Line 4a .......... 93 94
Peri. Rv. 4s of 1948 103 li.3
Phlllloptne Ry. 4s M w
Readlnr gen. 4. 97 9
S. Pac. first ref. 4a 94 95
8. Psc. col. 4s 91 91
Southern Ry. 4. 7 7
St. L. ft ft. F. ref 4s 7 79
I'nloa Fee. first 4s 1"0 101
Union Psc. conv. 4 ....I'M 11
Union Pac. ref 4a 9 9H
t. s. '.. rex ......ir n
1. S. 2a coupon ............. 1oO lol
U. P. 3. rre loii,
U. K. 3a coupon .............102 i2
U. 8. 4 reg 114 114
V. s. 4 coupon .....114 11.1
United Ry. S. F. 4s.......... 07 7
Lnlted Ry. St. L. 4... ...... 7 78 1
Wsbssh first 4a Sit 07
Wentrn Union 4a lo 09
Westlnghouee r-onv, 3. ........ 94 94
Western Pac 3a 3 S4
W Is. Cent. 4 I1 92
Wee I Shore 4s 99 100
Eaatera Mining Stocks.
BOSTON. Jun 3. Mining stock closed as
Allouex 43 'Mohawk 02
Amal. Copper ...83 (Nev. Con. 21
A. M. I- A .. . .2tS'.tpl.elng Mines.. i
Arts. C.-m. .. .5 7-18 North Butte ,...2
B. ft C. C A 8 M. 7 'North Lake .... ft
Cel. ft Arts 14 oid Dominion ..."0
Cal. ft Heola ..493 :iceola 120
Centennial 23!Qulr.cy I-I
Cop. K. Con. Co... is jhannn IS
K. Butta Cop... 13 'superior 31
Franklin 12 S.ip. ft Ft. Mn-.ll I II
Olroux Con 'T.imarack 40
Orant.y Con. ... S3 U. S. S R. A M...'fii
tlrcen Can. .. 9 , do pfd 41
Isle Rovale Cop. 2 ' Utah Con 12
Kerr Lake ...... ;,T. Utah Cop. Co. ..il2
Lake i'orrf .. 3K Winona ......... 8
I -a. Salle Cop. .. 04 I Wolverine 108
Miami Copper ..2ft I
Mowey, E xch ange. Etc.
NEW YORK, June 3. Money on call
staeWl'-. 2frX: ruling rate, 2; closing
b:a 2; olTored, 3. Time losns easy; 00
aays s: v oays. s: six mnnttis. 1.
Prime mercantile paper. S44', per cent.
Sti-rllng exchange ati-ady at a decline with
actual bualnees in bankers' bills at I4.S4.10
for OO-day bills, and at 14.8700 for demand.
Commercial bills, 14.83,
Mexican dollara, 48c,
Government bond stsady; railroad bonds,
Irrrgular.
Bar stiver. 40 a
1 .ON DON. June S. Bar silver. steady,
?7 13-li'id per ounce. Money, 2 p-r c-iit.
The rale of discount In the open tnnrket for
short bills. 2 13-lu2", per cent; for three
months' bills. 2 13-10 pr cnu
SA.V FRANCISCO. Jun I. Sterling on
botiaon, au oaye. 44.14; eight. 4.li.
Silver bars uc
Mexican dollars, nominal.
Drafts, tight, lc; telegraph, 3c.
Condition of tha Treasury .
WASHINGTON. Jun I. At th begin
nlng of bualneaa today th condition ot th
t nlted Statea Treasury waa:
Working balance in Treasury of
fices I .4fl.lM
In banks and Philippine Treasury 13. 002.6.11
Total balance In general fund.. 12.il.3:t
Ordinary receipt Saturday 3. 77 l.iia
Ordinary dlsburaementa 2.I09.IH
Deficit to date this fiscal year Lis:. S.lS
Surplus at thla tlm last year... 8.070. 0ti4
The figures exclude Panama Canal and
publlo debt transactions.
STRONG CATTLE TRADE
BKST STEERS IilUXG 17.X3 AT
THE STOCKYARDS.
Ilogrs Are Easier With S7.75 the
Top Sheep and Lambs- Sell at
Lst Prices.
A firm cattle market and an easier tone
In th hog division were th featurea of the
opening of the livestock market yesterday.
Shsep and lamba aold within laat week's
rang of quotatlona.
A load of trlctly cholc. steers was sold
at $7.33, a prlc a dim higher than has
been realized so far thla season. Kleven
load went at $7 and five loads at to. 73. A
few cows and calves brought former prices.
The top quotation In the hog market waa
17.73 agalnat a top of Is laat week. Pack
er and butchera ar well supplied.
In th mutton division spring lambs were,
most In evidence. The best offerings were
taken at 18.50 and 10.75. Ewea sold at 13
to 14.
Kecetpts tor nunaay ana sionaay were 273
cattle, 307 hogs, 6v2 sheep and 44 horses.
Shippers were 24. A. r ltxslmmons, Wena-
tchee, 1 car of horses; 1). E. Bennett, who
drove In 12 cattle: F. M. Lacey, by boat. 23
cattle; F. W. Williams, Junction City, 2 cars
of she-p; 8. L. Overton, Ham. burg. 2 cars
of cattle; B. F. Norwood, Ham. burg, 2
car of heep; C. E. Merrltt. Joaeph. 1 car
of bog; William H. Evans, Pilot Rock, 1
car of hogs; U W. Owen, Idaho Fade, 2
cars of hogs; A. L. Page, Huntlnston, 7
cars of cattle; Henry oster, K.illand, 1
car of cattle; J. B. Huston, Caldwell, 1 car
of horses, and J. E. Cherry, Welser, 1 car
of horsea '
Th day's sale were as follows:
Wslght. Price.
32 sheep 03 1.1.30
2 Spring lamba 3.1 00
11 wa 117 8.0b
97 mixed sheep 1112 4 411
S Spring lambs 34 4 00
132 Spring lambs 73 .10
22 steers I'-'ltl T ut)
14 steers I203 7.00
1 cow 1100 .1.10
T steer 1232 7.O0
17 steers - l.9 7.00
1 ttesr U'" 00
1 cow Him 8 00
32 steers 1 '" 7.1
8 cows 907 4 73
21 steer l"vl a 7.1
80ev.es rv:i 4.;no
12 hogs 197 7 1
27 steers 1"02 6.73
27 steers 1044 8 78
2 cows 9:i3 3.30
4 cows 1IU2 4'.)
1 stser Hoo 3.30
20 steer 1241 7 33
5 steers ... 1 1 1' J 7 33
18 steers 9U3 8 73
7ft steers 1111 7 i"l
104 steers 1120 7.00
2 calves lilo 7 71
138 Spring lambs 73 8.73
..8 Spring lambs 73 8.73
85 ewes : 1"4 3 .10
8.1 hogs Hit 7.73
81 hogs loo 7.7.1
80 hogs 171 7 73
3 hogs 310 7 no
1 hog 4. in 3.110
7 hogs 343 8 .10
9 hogs 1-4 7.73
Th rang of price at
th yards was as
follows:
Cholc steer ...........
.8d.3t
17.33
Good steers
Medium steers
. e..ioti
0.S.1
tt.30
8 21
600
3.30
7 73
6.3d
3 30
6.83
, ttootf
. ft . 00 if
. 3 3o a
. 5. (Ml is
. 7.0oi
. tioo w
. 3 Sills
. 4 73 u-
Choir cowa
Good cows
Medium cowa
Choice calves ..
Good heavy calves
Bulls
Stags
Hogs
Light
7("t"r 7 73
e.fniit 7.00
3.40tf 4.10
3-3o ts 4 30
3 on is 4 )0
Heavy
Sheep
Yearlings
Wethers
Ewes
Spring lamba
4 Outs
8.73
Omaha IJveetock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 3. Cattle Re
ceipts. '..K0; market, steady. Native eteere,
Io.3ofc9.li: coes snd heifers. 1.1. 7.1 7.7.1,
Western steers, 4.ll.F; lexaa Slecra. 44.0
4r6.30: rsnge cows and heifers. 83.30-ud:
canners, 82.7.1 fx 4.73: atoeki-re and feedirs,
4e6.73; calves, 84.3vto-e.3o1; bulls, stags,
etc., I4.401i 7.
HoKe llecelpts. 8300; market, 3c higher.
Heavy. 7.337.73; mixed. 87.33-B7.40; light,
17 -.'o'a 7.4o; pigs, 30a7; bulk of saies, I .'.30
4J7.40.
Sheep Receipts. 8200; market, stesdy.
Yearllncs. I0UO.73: wethers. 83.30 1.2.":
ewes, 13.23 . lamba. 37.30V8.60.
Chirac IJveetock MarkrC
CHICAGO, June 3 Cattle Receipta
IO.Oimi: market, stsady to loc higher. Bevs,
80.U3U9.40: Texas steere. 80.4ouH.10; West
ern stiers. I0.4(ia 8.2(' ; stockers and feeders,
84.23a 6 03: cows and heifers. 8Xb3aa.03;
cslvrs. 8."..."0 9.
Hogs Heceipts. i.tKi": market, nrm to
10c higher. Light. 17. 1 3 v 7.62 ; mixed, 17.2
r7.70. htm. 87.2ou7.70: rough. I7.2tl
7.4.1; pigs, 33.2341 7.20; bulk of sales, 37.30
I.e.-.
Sheen Receipts. 2O.0O0: market, strong.
Native, 13 . V X 0.411; Western. 4 ltt.31: year
lines. 3.I.2041 7.71; lamba, native, 33-j)ft.H;
Western. 33.3(if 9.23.
Chirac Produce Market.
rutrinn June 1 Butter, steady. Cream.
tries. l!ti-5c; dairies. !(llc.
r. x X . r 1 1 111 . i e ut- 1 1 1 , .1 mvii
cases Included. Uv(jltVjC; ordinary firsts,
lc; firsts. IIIUV.
t. neese eneauy. u.i.iri, ijuih; twina.
1IVslllc; Toung Amerlcaa, llSxiiH; Long
IT . I.U .11.
I1UI W. TIV -
Iraluth tlu Market.
DL'Ll'TH. Jun 3. Closing: Linseed 00
track. to arrive, 12.2.1; July. 12.23 nominal:
July, 3.28; October, 1.90 nominal.
Woet at St. Lonls.
ET. LOL'If. Jun 3. Wool steady. Ter
ritory and Western medlurrts. 10 j lkc; Gnt
medium. 13ol7c; fine, 104413c
Hope at I .endow.
LIVERPOOL. June 3. Hop la London
Psclflc Cosst. 1100 1L
val
S.IVANVIH. June
Stores. e
X Holiday
tor market-
Bacw at Now York.
iW TOBK. Juna a. Hops, quiet.
HI HOT ADEQUATE
Irreparable Damage Done in
Kansas and Nebraska.
WHEAT MARKET SOARING
Closlno; Pricea at Chicago Show Two-
Cent Gain Weather Korrvasta
Hold Oat No Hope for
Afflicted Sex-lions.
CHICAGO. Jun 3. Irreparable damage
said to hav been Inflicted on wheat In
Kansas and Nebraska, sent the price today
to a hlsher level. It was declared by ex
perta that the recent rainfall had been
Inaufrtcient oer a large portion of the two
state., and that moisture now for such
districts would be without avail. The eloee
aaa firm, within a ahade of the top figures
reached. 1 14 o lo net advance. Com fin
ished tesc to Sc up, oats with a gain
of So to l.fi and provialon dearer by 27 He
to 4tc
What had the moat bullish effect on the
wheat market was a prediction that. In con
sequence of the alleged damage In th West,
th next Government crop report would
show a radical falling off In th figure
telling th condition. Except during a brief
interval at the outset, ther was energetic
covering by shorts.
First news regarding th inadequacy of
th rain cam from Kanaa. and soon had
quotatlona moving rapidly upward. Advices.
however, which arrtved later from Nebraska,
proved even more sensational. Showers
there had been lighter, and th damage
reported m ore severe.
Wheat trader her war Influenced by
the fact that markets near the acene of
damage displayed a tendency to lead In
the price advance. Moreover, the weather
forecast held out no hope of rain, o that
th outlook byond th lnjurd area agala
was considered crltlcaL
Long corn holdings wer let go e-ly by
wesk owners. Fin weather furnished th
Incentive. Then the market began to har
den tn sympathy with the wheat strength,
smaller eborta covering quite briskly at
times.
Active shipping demand upheld osts at a
sharp advance. The flee waa due, kowvr.
to th bullish action of other grain.
Provisions worked higher all around, be-
cauae of lively buying. In which a big pack
ing concern waa conspicuous.
The leading futurea ranged aa follow:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
July tint 11.1-S 11.08 lilt
PL 1.04 i 1.00 1.04 l.OO
Dec 1.04-4 1.00 1.04 l.vo
CORN.
July 72S
Sept. 71 S
.73' .71 S -T2t
.72S .70S .721.)
.62 4k .61 .62 V
lec ...... .62
OATA
.47H . .4H .47 .49(4
.40 , .4 IS 4v .41t
.41V .42 S .41 .42S
MESS POKKL
July
Sept,
Lec
July 18.43 1S.SO 18.48 18.78 .
cepL 18.30 18.83 10. jo IS. S3
LARD.
July 10.72S 10.93 1072S 10i9
epu lo.-IS 11.1-H 10S7S 1L12S
ocu 10.93 11.17S 10.93 11.17 S
SHORT R1B8.
July 10.30 10.30 10.80 1I.5A
hept HI42S 1U.U3 1I42S 10l3
( aah quotations wer a follows:
Flour Stesdy.
Kye No. 1. 0 8 He
Barley Feed or mixing. Italic; fair to
choice malting. 11.12 O Lit.
Timothy seed list.
Clover eee IMOiO.
Pork Meaa. 41v!V
Lard In tierces, 110 10.
Short ribs Loose, fit. IS.
Grain statistics:
Total clearance of wheat and flour war
qual to till, not bushels. Primary receipts
were ShS.OOO bushels, compared with 444,
000 bushel th corresponding day a year
ago. The visible supply of wheat In the
Lnlted States Increased Llit.eoe Dueneis
for th week. Th amount of breadstuff on
ocean paaaag decreased I.IIH.uu bushels.
Estimated receipta for tomorrow: v neat.
3j cars; corn, 2 cars; oats, 118 car; bogs,
17,000 head.
Oral as at Haa I'raariarw.
SAN FKANCISiTO. Jun 3. Spot quota
tions: We. a Walla. 11.70. red Ruaalan.
II 70; Turkey r-rt. 81.T2 S L77 S ; olue
atem. 31.72 S w 1.77 S : feed barley. 1.7li(
1.71(4: brewit.s. I19..H2; ehlte oats. II i S
a t. br.in. l.-.i'd 24.30, middlings, 83233;
shorts, 121 iS JO.
Call board sales:
W heat Uecember. 11.12 48 bid. 1 44 asked
per eental.
Barley December. 81 II bid. I1.-47V. asked
per rental. May, 11.84 bid. 11.11 asked per
cental. .
Minnewpwll Crala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 8. Wheat Ooee.
Julv, l.!2S4il 12S to I1.13S; t-eptemb. r.
11 CIS; December. 81. (4. Cash. No. 1 hard.
I1.14'; No. 1 Northern. tl.14S6)114S:
No. 2 Northern, 11.12 S l 1-12 S. Wheat.
Ii.ios i.is.
Flax 12.24 a 2.2.
Barley tic ( II. 11.
Corn Xo. I yellow, 71 71c.
data No. 3 white. 30a&tSc
Bye No. 3. H.tJSo
Bran la lOu-pound sacks, :i.la:t.
Tlsibla apply f Craiau
NEW YORK. June 3. The visible supply
of grain In the United statea Saturday. June
1, aa compiled by the New York Produce
Exchange waa as follows-
Bushels. Decrease.
Wheat 3ii 4 7. 0O0 1.379 0I-J
Wheat in bond BurtloiiO 83.HO0
Corn Se.Vi.oiw OH.Oiio
Oats 8.11.12. OtVIHiO
Onts In bond 2.'23 ooo 24 i"0
Kve 84.ooi l'l.oog
ltarlev B7l.tee 277.000
Barley In bond 207.0OO -nS.OuO
Increa.e.
The vlaible supply of wheat In Canada.
Saturday. June 1. was 1I9.1o.oO0 bnshels, a
decrease of 3.070.0OO bnshels.
Puce Sound tlmla Markets.
TACOVA. June 8. Wheat Export, blue
stem, ll.OO; club, 9441 93c: milling, blue
stem. 93c; club, 91U92C Receipts, wheat
8 cars, oata 3 cars, hay 30 car a.
SEATTLE. Jun 3. Wheat, bluestem, e;
fortyfold, 94c; club, 94c; File. 94c, red Rus
sian. 93c. Saturday's car receipts, wheat ft.
oats 2. corn 1, hay 8, flour 1L
Earopema Grata Marketa.
LONDON, Jun 3. Cargoes, quiet. Walla
Walla fur June shipment. 3'is; September,
October shipment, .'17s 3d nominal In absence
of tranaactiona. Engll.b country markets,
firm. French country markets, quiet.
LIVERPOOL, June 3. Cloee: Wheat. July.
7s 7Sd. October. 7s 5Sd: December. 7s
3 led. Weather eloudv.
ALBANY GIVESJNVITATIONS
Snrrountlins; Towns Asked to Send
Delegation to July 4 Celebration.
ALBANY. Or, June J. fSpeclaL) To
extend a personal Invitation to tha citi
zen of surrounding: cltiea and town to
come to Albany (or tha big; Oregon
Electric celebration on July 4. a party
of Albany business men started on a
series of automobile excursions today.
On th trip the xcur1onlate will
Ttstt Tangent. Shedcjs, Haly, Harrla-bura-.
Junction City. Eugene. Spring
field, Coburg, Brown t 111 and Lebanon.
Later In tha week a trip will ba made
to Corvalll. another to 8c lo and on to
Salem and the Intervening: town. Plant
thus far developed Indicate that th
celebration of the coining; of tha Ore
gon Electric will be th largest cele
bration ever held in th Wlllametta
Vll"y" '
Cheliatis Player Jimp Job.
CHEHALIS. W'aah.. June I. (Spa
rial.) Howard l-tdd and Howard
Wakefield, who had been playing- on
th Chehali baseball team, the former
aa a- catcher and the latter as pitcher.
Jumped their job yesterday, owing to
a dispute with Manager Murray orer
salary. Th quetUon of a day's wages
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
or "A rwAivcisco
FOIMIKD IsMtd.
Capital Paid in , ..,..$8,500,000
Surplus ajid Undivided Profits $7,905,912
BRANCHES
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma and Virginia City
Ws buy and ae.I1 Foreign Exchange; Issue Draft
and ( able Transfers, Commercial Credits and
Traveler' letters of Credit avallabl In all
tarts of th world; make, collection on all polnta
and conduct a general foreign and domestlo
banking business.
nrvr.wLmwT paid on nm ajtti iavinc deposits.
PORTLAND OFFICE
Northwest Corner Third and Stark Streets
CHAMBKA OF COM M Eft CVS rU'll.niNO.
WM. A. MAC RACMaaagrr. J. T. HCItTCH AELL, Asst. Maai
LADD & TILTON BANK
Eatablished 1859.
Capital Stock
Earplug gnd Undivided Profit...
Commercial sand
Letter ot erexiit. draft and
able in all part of th world.
ov-rtoxUA
W. M. Lata. rafeat. ftoben-t 8. RverarsL A set. CaaMat
Fdwara- teektBShaaa, Vfev-Praa. J. W. La4L Asst. rblr.
W. U. OasaeaUey. CaaaUr. Walt M. Caek, AsC Cevahla.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 850.000
Oldest National Bank West of tha
Rocky Mountains
New
Ton
45,342
OLYMPIC
AMERICAN LINE
tisltiaiMi
Atlantic Transport line
RED STAR LIVE
rv Ter iir iajseeis faHi
WHITE STAR LINE
aev Ter 8asaasa ss IJvi,isl
Be!" tjeeee.tewvi Liver-area.
Host eve M edlterraaeaa.
reasaanr's OffVre, Reeea Bailer Batldlag, aecaad aad Cherry Bta, Beattla
Or Local Hailwaj aa Sleamablp Aseata.
waa Involved. Both man wer to bav
been released today. However, tha
fact that Wakefield quit yeterda
forenoon put Chehali In bad In It
gam with Centralla at th atat fair
ground, where a large crowd had as
sembled to witness the game. This
left Chehali with but two' pitchers,
on of whom had worked Friday, th
other scheduled to go on the slab yes
terday. As a result. Squires, a Cheha
11s amateur lad, waa put Into the box
for Chehali, tha gam being lost from
th starL
la a recent publication Issued hv th min
istry of arleultur It Is stated that, aeenrrt.
in te the latest census, there are 39 ooo.ooo
bra1 of rattle la Argentina, and that this
figure has But varied much during tlie laat
fnur years.
you
want
paving
that -
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travelers ' check issued, grail,
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'.'tl.U MIl.KH. PortT TO PORT
THE hlluKTl-ST OCEAN PAHoAOB
First Cahln
Kreesa 4 ablN
OBe-4Jlaee abla (td-claaa)
Pt. 88 and p
aM.18 aad up
ae.aa and a
Thlrd-f'lssa lweel rates ea request.
Cansdian I'aririo nfflce, corner 1 lurd and
Pine (Multnomah llolsl bids.). Portland,
and all local aasnta.
FOR NEWPORT
FLORENCE
AND BANDON
Steamer . Anvil
Carrying freight and passengers, sail
from t'oucrt-atrewt dock June &, at 7 r.
M. Freight received dally up to i P. M.
Ticket on sale at City Ticket Office,
US Third . Phons Main t-, A 4888,
or at Couch-street dock.
C K. BROWN, Freight aad Pass. A art.
rssses Mala NHI, A 411.
COOS BAY LINE
gTKAMMHIP BREAKWATER
alls from AUi.vorth IMcs, fortlaad, A.
at. Slay 1. 8. 18. 18. 28 and IIS; Juae X. T.
IA It. U aad 81. Kr.isht received, at
Alosworth Dock dally up to P. U. Pas
senger fare, nrst-claas. 4 10. W0 1 aeeoud-elaaa,
87 t4. Including berth, and meala. Ticket
efnrs Aoiswurih Luck. Phanea aiala SaMs,
A 28-
EXl'KKRH STEAMER FOR
baa I-'naclsee and Lea Aagele
W1TUOCT CltAKOE
8. , BEAVER aalls A.M. Thorsday, Jane
tHU DAM FRAN. PORTLAND B. g. CO.
ll.ket office lit Third rltreeC
I'Baaei Mala S88. A 1408.
San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Diego Direct
8. 8. Roanok and 8. 8. Elder
Ball Kver-e Wedaeeday Alleenatelr at S P. 18.
NORTH PACIFI0 S. 8. CO.
lit A Third Bt. 1'hones Mala 1814. A 1814
LO AMGb-.LF.S AND AN DIEGO
STEAMSHIP VALE AD 1IARVARJX
Hal I road or any steamer to Baa Fraa
clsoo, the Expo City. Largeet. fastest,
and the ONLY strictly flret-claaa paa
enger ship on tha Coast. A versa speed
28 lullee par hour; coat ll.OOO.uuo eaob,
8A. rilANCISCO, POHTLAMD at L. A.
S. S. CO.
MalDCt. Freak Bollaaa, ABt- A 4.88,
X3M Third Street.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
(lnloa Line ef N. X.)
VIA TAHITI AMI UMOTO.
Direct inrouah eleamera, salllua from Saa
Praaclaoe May 20. June aa, and every 28
ar te Tahiti, Harotonsa. Waiiindoa and
rdnay. Tb Use te Isle ef the Beuth Seas.
Bet reservations see Coupon liallrosd Aseata
r addreas 11 m J. Uelxth A C aa rraaaiaaa.