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PRUNE SUPPLY SHY
krhis Year's Crop Not Equal to
Requirements.
SHORTAGE IS IMMENSE
up. hut thr wa bo Improvement In price.
Th f market was slow and steady.
'hee waa wall cleanad tip and firm, with
every Indlcatolon of an advanea In a few
da a Tba butter market waa steady.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
r.raln. Floor. Ftwo. It.
WHEAT Traek price.: Tllueatem. c:
eluo. lc; red Russian. Sic: Valley, lc: 40
told. He.
FLOUK relents 1.1.10 par barrel;
Itreiahta. I4.TU- sporra 14 HO; Valley. S 10;
HAT Timothy. IIHHill; alfalfa. IIJ:
clover. ; oata and vetch, 110.30 tf 11-eU;
(rain hay. Is.
MIUJiTKrrs Bran. 2. par ton:
thorn. ;s; middlings. 131
CUKJi-Whole. :m. rrs)red. $40 per too.
OATS No. 1 white. .1Sa40 per ton.
Thin DeUrlrnrjr Faces the Trade Ie
plte Carryover Mack of fifty
Million rounds All Section,
Except California, Light.
I
An asttmata of the world's prune supply,
whlrh ihows a deficiency of J2.000.000
pounds ur-der the average consumption, bas
in v thle veera oulnut on maaimum eell-
f mates, haa bean made by one of the leading
(dried fruit packers of the Coast. The atate
rrnsnt. which has attracted much attention In
4 he trade, follows:
( "Estimate of the 1012 prune crop by dif
ferent packers vary greatly, there beln
difference of more than 00 per cent In the
views of several with whom we bava taikea
during the past week. We take pleasure In
giving oo our estimate of the world's
crop for 1912.
"Our estimate la based upon our beat and
tinlhlaaed Judgment, after a very eahauatlva
Investigation of the situation by our people
In Oregon. Waahlngton and California.
"The figures as to ths foreign crop are
the result of numerous cablea that have
passed between us and at leaet two packers
In each of the countrlea named, and which
have been verified by cable advices from our
London representatives.
"The carry over la necessarily estimated,
and we have figured It greater than the
tonnage believed to be on band, baaed' on
the best Information we can get from the
t'nlted States and varloua European coun
tries. "Ths following are the figures for this
ar and last, a wa got them:
Pounds. pounds.
lull. inn.
California ann.tmo.eoo 2iXi.ooo.ooo
oreeon-Washlnaton .. d.ooo.ooo ij.oou.'hiw
liosnla-Servla oo.ooii.cmio Jn;l.4oo.o.M
trance JHI.lHMI.Oilrt SD.OOO.OAHJ
World's carryover ... 60.uoo.ooo
VesrtaBlee and Fruit a.
BERRIES Strawberries, Sfl) per
crate: gooseberrlM, 14ic per puuna: resp
Derrlee. 14.00 per crate.
THUI H AL tntllB """- -- -
J2. v. 43.2''. California grapefruit. Iiw:
lemons, 4.aO$S per box; pineapples, w
pound.
FRESH FRUIT cnerries, I V i"o p"
pound: arples. o'.d. fl.6of.t per boa; ri
cota, gl.75 Per boa: cantaloupee. $4,254? 3
per crate: curranta. ll.Ov per crate; water
melons, Sc per pound.
rUTATUKH JobDing, pricee:
Old. 11.50 per hundred: new California. II
H P'r pound; new 'Oregon. 2t)3c per
VECETAHLE AHICnoKM. ti,w"'c
dosen: asparaeua. $1 per boa; beans, s
lc: cabbage. JVo per puuna, cauli
flower, tl.'b per ciate: celery. . per
crate; eurunare. 1101 SO dosen; eggplant.
2!ic per poutsT; head lettuce, lllas per do.;
hothouse lettuce. 7ocll per box; pees,
mltl,o per pound; peppers. 2v'244 per
Sound: radishea. nr20o dosen; rhubarb. 2
V4c per pound, spinach, 4c par pound: to
matoes, per box: garlic, b lire per
ONIONS Bermuda, f 1.000 l is per cik.
red, 114 per sack.
TRADE IS LISTLESS
Dullest Day of the Year in the
Stock Market.
FLUCTUATIONS ARE SLIGHT
Total 34S.OOO.OOO 3To.4OO.000
"Owing to tha- absolute cleanup of prunes
In 110, wa were enabled In August of last
ear to maka a fairly correct estimate of tha
world's average annual consumption, which
.mounted to S80.000.000 pounds per annum,
phis Included tha consumption for several
. years past, wherj values were on a lower
' basis than they are today, and It Is safe
to take a le selling basis aa a fair one
for tha time on which our flgurea were
based.
"Tha prlca today Is, we will say. 20 per
cent higher, but there haa been a much
wider distribution of our product and. aa
well, an Incraaua in tha world's populatlno."
FIRMER TONE I! BLrCKSTK WlfKAT
Mill and California Demand Kneoorosrea
Holder fat Northwest.
The wheat market continues quiet, but
thera Is a firmer tone In bluestem. particu
larly on the Bound. Tha small mills ars
buying small lots here and there. Tha fact
that California will require a considerable
amount of milling wheat before the season
Is over keep holders her In a bullish
frama ot mind.
Local receipts. In care, were reported by
the Merchants Exchange as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday ..
Year ago
Reason to data
Jr ago
13
12
. 11
4
. 1:1205
.11. Ml
1
3S.I
7i2
3
4
2471
24o2
2
10
4
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Broomhall. In hie weekly International
wheat review, aaya:
"Sine th Whitsuntide holiday tha mar
wets abroad hav been characterised by much
Irrexularlty. Th depreestoo which prevailed
previous to th holiday I now showing signs
of passing away. to ara piameu -pr...
wheat In both -Canada and Russia Is not
likely to show an Increase over that of laat
jear. and portions of tha Russian crop eer
salnly started lata a a rrault of tha drouth.
"Australia haa been partially relieved from
the drouth by recent rains, but aeedlng time
la lata and It la feared that the acreage
will be reduced.
Ths Continental demand Is "fin In evl
!ence and Is th principal sustaining factor
en this slds of tha Atlantic General Ind
ratlona nolnt to -a continuance of thla de-
...H and He effect In the neaf futur la
likelv lo be offset, wholly or partially, by
rnrreae'ed shipment from India and Russia
and ths tlbsrej Canadian supplies.
"Ths poor demand from baker and millers
which haa prevailed for soma weeka will
probably give piae soon to more active
conditions, as It Is reported her that Con
tinental bakers' slocks are. getting low, and
should this demand develop as expected. It
must result rn a better and broader demand
for wheal and cause healthier conditions
generally."
IIOI.IOAV TRAMS Ftf FKIIT MARKET
Business I' "mall Volume Potato Coe-
The' wss a fair business In the frull
market for a few houra after tha opening
yesterday, but during the remainder of the
day trade waa very quiet. Prices were !
erally steady. Strawberries and cherries
sold at Tuesday' quotations. Cantaloupee
were In good demand at ft. Si for ponies
and 13 for standards.
New Oregon potatoes hav made their
appearance, but are immature. They or
fcred at 24 He renta a pound. Crop pros
pacts ar good throughout the atat and
very little contracting Is being done by
4'ilppers and speculators. Th only busi
ness ot this nature reported so far has been
at SO to SO rent a hundred.
MOHAIR BITTXO CONT1NCFH I.IC.ITT
Market la th Kaal aad la Enron Ar
Vlulet.
F.sstern and foreign mohair market con
dtllon are reported by th Hoeton Com
merrlal BulletlB a follows:
"Very '.lttlo business la reported accom
plished her In tha mohair line. The mills
appear to have about all the stork they
need at th moment whlrh they contracted
direct from th grower. Horn few lots of
consigned hair ar moving mor or lees
constantly, particularly Teiaa atork. but
prtcea ar hardly changed from previous
quotations. i
"Reports from Bradford. England, atate
that conditions there ar likewise very dull
and spinners srs finding practically no or
ders either from horn consumers or for
eign manufacturer.
"A very qultt situation is reported In
Constantinople, with prlrea easy and at the
Cepa a llttl Snndescrlpt hair la reported
sold at purely tomlnal prices.
"Domestlo quotations: Best combing. Ic
good combing. 403&o; ordinary combing,
aiQUZc; carding, 24t2-. Foreign Cape.
1st, 44c; Turkey fair average, v2Jooc.
I
Host raatrVt Mad at tt Can la.
A grsdoal wegxenlng of tha hop contract
market I notedias a reault of the alower
buying and th s;ood crop proepeots. A
contract at 2 eits on 2n.ooo pounds was
reported yeaterdat to have been made by a
alsm dealer. Vis Is the loweet prtee
. at which new-cp contract haa yet been
made.
Bank! Clearing.
i
Rank clearings lof the Northwester
clliea ysterdy j a fallows:
l i. learlnss. Jlalanree.
A . . f-. 4. !,omi
. . . 2 liifl lw 141
Fortland
ettle
Taromn
Spokane
roltry Beeelpts Ar Lighter.
roultry Ttecei
and this
10J..T.2
IKl.tlti
Dairy and Country Prod or.
ri-TTt o nreeop creamery butter, cube.
er eolid pack. 27c per pound; prints, 2S per
pound. ., ,
EQ IS- Fresh Oregon ranco. cman-,
per doxen; case count, iw.
CH x.r:b tregon liaie. 47iv vrl
Young America. 17c.
PORK rancy. loio4c per o.
VEAL Fancy. ilUulL'o per pound.
POULTRY H-na. 12i12Hc: broilers.
ff20c; ducks, young. UU14c;
11c; turkeys, live, 1.1c; dressed,
geese,
2."c.
18
10 it
Staple Croeerte.
SALMON t Columbia River. one-pound
lis. I2.2S ner dosen; eight-pound tails.
12.HS; ona-pound flata. 2.eO; Alaska pink.
one-pound talla. Si. so.
COFFEE Koaatea. in urume. itsv
per pound.
NUTS Walnuts. lTi" P"r F""i
Rraell nuta. Hue: filberts. 1411100; SI-
monds. 17 0 21c; peanuts, lc; eocoantna Oo
ti 41 per dosen; cnealnuta, lino par S"""i
Hickory nuts. 60 10c per pound.
HO.NET Choice. per caaa; e-.rmn
honey, 10c per pound.
SALT Granulated. 113 per ton; naii-
ground. loua. s 50 per ton: Gos. 4 er ton.
J3S.AN8 email white, S(0lc; large "1Ml
lit; Lima. 3 lac; piLk. olko. Usaicaau, l;
bayou. 6o
KICB No 1 Japan. Be; cneapsr r"
404440; Southern head. 4iTVsc
UlUAR Ury granulated. .vi; fruit and
berry. Ill 05; Honolulu plantation. 4d; beat,
45.IU; extra C. ti.bi; pawdared, Ixureia,
lii bw, eubea, barrela 4 4o.
DKItU FRUITS Apples. 14c per pouna;
apricots. lob 1814c; peaches. ll'Jiic;
prunes, Italians. idhic; auver. ire.
figs, white and black. 7c. curranta.
JHc; raisins, loos. Muscatel. 'Ilec;
bleached Thompson, 11 lc; unbleached bul-
u. Iki: aeeded. TSUSVsC: dales, rer-
slan. per pound; Fard. 4-00 per bos.
Provision a.
H AM9 All sixes, llulsc; skinned. 1TH0
lc; picnics. 12c; boiled. 200.
Is A CON Fancy. 2010200; cnoice. iuw
UHT SALT heats nacaa, ary sail.
C12Hc: backs, smoked. 13i14c; belllea. dry
salt. UVc; Jiellles. emoked. lio.
LAK1 T.erce basis, cnuice. iso: com
pound. H!o; leaf, three-pound palls, 14 61
per case.
at ISCELl,Stul. Klgs- reel. Kits, i.;
sllred beef, tneldes. 423 per case; dried beef,
insides. U&o per pound; bologna, canvaa
back. 10o; minced bam, 12a.
Hope, Wool and lllde.
HOPS lwia contrasts, 22024c; 1911 crop.
nominal, edt3ec
WOHAIU Cholc. 820 per pound.
WOOL Eaatern Oregon, 14 w 19 1,0 per
pound, according to snrinkage; Valley. 3U0
22c per puund.
I'ELTS Dry. 12013c; full wool butcher
pelie, 412601.74) atearlnga, 1030c
HIDES Balled hides, 11 14 0 11 o per
pound; salted calf, 200 21c; sailed kip, 110
12c: green blues. l; dry calf. mo. L. xso;
No. 2. 2uc; dry hides. Iu02uc: salted Htn
7V4tf8r; green ataga. 44 0 7o.
CAbCAKA Par pound. Si 00.
Unseed Oil aad Turpentine.
LINSEED OIL Raw. barrels, 8c; boiled.
barrels, Puc; raw, cast!, yc; boiled, canae.
4c.
iURr.TiAa case. vo; oar re is,
SAN FBANCISt'O PRODITI MARKET
Price Quoted at th Ray City for Vege
tables, Fruits. Ftc
SAN FR4.NCISCO. June 12. The follow
ing produce prlceo wer current her today:
Fruit Apples, rhnl.-e. 1.2..; common, sue
Mexican limes. 4S.Hucrl: California, lemona.
choice. f4.40; common, $1.50; navel oranges.
11.25 1.74; pineapples, 41.40 0 4.60.
Cheese l0la!-ic..
Buttsr Fancy creamery, t7lfa
V.KK9 "tore, lxc; fancy ranch. Ho.
Vegetables Cucumbers. fll&at.iiO; gar.
lie. 401 So: green peaa. 4 1 et t 50; airing
haana. 4v ec; asparagus. 40cerfl.;: toma
toes. 44C0I1.24; eggplnt. l:4017He.
Potatoes River Burnank. fl.bOftZ;
Oregon Hurbanka. tl.le0 1.itl; Early Rosa,
l.:i l.r.o.
Receipt Flour, 4944 quarter eacks; bar
ley, 17A centals: potatoes. 2lo: aacks: bran.
14 sacks: tnlddllnca. ISO aacks; bay, lit
tons; wool, 724 bale.
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Metal Market.
NEW YRK. June II Copper, .firm,
Standard spot to June. 14.7"-r 1 7 '.T.c.t July
Iti.ieier 17.2 .; heptemb-r. uf li.3.V; eiec.
trolytlr. 17Wo: laks, 17 Vt U 17 He;- casting.
Canadian Pacific the Only lllgn-
CIuoh iMiur to Dlnplay Strength.
Firmer ConditlonA In the
Money Market.
NEW YORK. Juns 12. For absolute dull-
nes and Insignificance today's stock market
haa aeldom been eaualed thla year. . Tha list
Ustlesa from the outset for the nrst
thre hour. Moel of the active atocka aaa
other favorites flutuated fraotlonaUy with
some rhancea that extended beyond a point.
Following an Irregular opening. p"
h.r.ina.i iiuhtiv and later further tin
nMv.in.nt was noted, but tha limn ot
n.rh. - - pMhimI in the final bour.
rinadlsn Vactrie virtually was th onif
hlgh-olaas stock to display strength and, tha
Harrlruan and Miu snares were
lecteuL with aom lata heavlneaa in union
farlfie . a
an or.ttml.tir. statement of general con
ditions, attributed to th head of th Great
Northern and Northern facuic llBes. wee v.
In the Induelrlal group, asiiiumi
Copper, Tenneeee Copper. American t. an
common and Dreferrod. Bethlehem Steal,
in.Hru Heet soear and aevaral lea Inv
portent Issues rose from on to two points
with colored r uei, wnicn iunm i
lanla.a nln KM t latT fell MCK.
Money conditions wer maraeu oy a'""'
firmness with a slight advance in aji ae-
MHimiMltilaM ranaine from four to nine
months, ths rat for th latir penoa going
in lb. ... r .ni 1 tie lues ot im iumi
banks to tha sub-treasury since laat Friday
,mn,ini. to almost 1.000.000. wnann le
much In excess of last week's figures. For.
caste point to another actual loan expan
slon belor July 1.
Th v.nnd market waa irregular son
mm keeolna Daca wltn ina moveuieu.
io..ka Total sales. Bar value, were tl.
tmximi imted statea Government bonds
ere unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sale. High. Low.
In M ITUc.
fin Firm. Hoot. 47.47 S l.25o; June.
47. 12 " 047.7.o; July. 4i viatic
T.ea.'i Firm. 4.4". ..".".'.
Spelter Slead; Q.v'c
Antimony wuirt. LooKsons. ec.
Iron eltesdy. unrhanired.
Arrivals of copper. Hit lone; exports this
month, exrtt tons: lndnn copper steaily;
KpoL 7 2s. tkl; (uturea, 7H IXe ld. lnrlon
tin firm; apot, i-on nw; tutiirrs. tiio.
London lead. 117 Us I'd. Iindon spelter. IM
H)e. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 3Js losd In
London.
Coffe aad Sugar.
NEvF1 YORK. June 11. Coffee futures
closer! steady net 104 point higher. June.
14.41c: Julv. 11 4e: August. n.KSc: Sep
tember, ll.tte; October. 11.72c; November,
11.72c; rrmbr and January. 11 7c: Feb
ruary. 11.74c; March, ll.tlc; April. 11.44o;
May. ll.ltc.
fipot steady, unchanged. Rio No. T. 1414c
Raw sugar steady. Muscovado. 99 test.
l.4:c: centrifugal. 4 teet, 1.01c: molasses
sugsr. 44 test, 1.17c. Refined easy.
New Yerk Cat too Market.
NEW YORK. Juns 12. Cotton future
closed verv slesdv. 11 to IS points higher.
June. 11.2SC July, 11. Use; Aurnst. 11.44c;
feptember. ll.4ftc: October. ll .'7c; Novem
ber, ll.rllc: Uecemher. ll.7c: January,
11 B4c: February. ll..c: March, 11.77c:
Mev. 11.B.1C. Spot closed quiet. It points
hiKhrr. Mld-uplanda. 11.40c; mid-gulf,
lj.mc. NO salea.
Allls Chal pf
4mal Coppr
Am AertculL . ...
Am linel Sugar.
Amerii-ao Can ..
Am car 44 t dy..
Am Cotton OH. . .
Am lid a Lt pf .
Am lea fcecurL.
Am Linaeed . . .
Aiu Locomotive
Am BUI. I Kef
do preferred..
Am Steel FUy..
Ara Sugar Krf..
Am Tei A Tel..
Am Tobacco- pf.
Am Wooten . . -.
Anaconda M Co
A.chlann
do preferred. .
At Coast Line.. .
Bait aohlo . . . .
Bethlehem Steel
Brok H Trsn ..
Canadian Pac .
Central Leather .
do preferred..
Central of N J. .
Cliea etOhlo . . .
Chicago Alton. .
Clil lit Western .
do preferred. . .
Chicago 4 N W .
C. M 44 St Paul
C, C, C St U. .
Col Fuel A Iron
Col Southern. .
Consul tas ....
Corn ProUucts ..
licl 44 Hudson..
D A K Orande. . .
do preferred.. .
Distillers' tiecur
Erie
do 1st pf
do 2. pf
Geo Kiectrte ... -
tit North pf ....
tit North tirsj . . .
Illinois Central,
lnterbof Met ..
do preferred..
Inter Harvester .
Inter Manns Pf
lot Psper
Int Pump .....
Iowa Central ..
h. C Southern. .
do preferred.. .
Laclsus CrHS .....
Louis A Nssh..
Minn A St L . . .
M. S P A 8 S M .
Mo. Kan A Tex .
do pref'-rreil. . .
Missouri I'aclMc
Nat Hiscull ...
Natloosl Lead..
N Uy Mex t pf. .
N Y Central . . .
N Y. Ont A We
North American .
Northern Pao
Pacinc Mall ...
Pennsylvania ...
F'eop.e's tins . .
P. C C A St L. . .
Pittsburg Coal- .
Pressed S Car..
Pull I'al Car . .
Ry Steal Spring
Heading
Kepub.lc Steel ..
do preferred..
Ro. k Island Co.
do preferred. .
?t L A S F 2 pf
St L Southweet.
do preferred. .
.11 oss Sheffield
Southern Feu ..
eoulht-m Hy ..
do pi ef erred.
TVnn Copper . ..
Tn.l A Parlflo
Tol. St I. A We
do preferred..
Union Pacific .
do preferred..
IT a Heaity ....
IT 8 Rubber ...
U 8 Steel
L do preferred..
Utah Copper ..
Vs-i.'tro C hem ..
VAihaeh
do preferred..
Weetern Md ...
Westing Kte ..
Wslero Union .
Wheel ALB..
Lehigh Vslley
rhino Copper
Ray Consols ...
Am Tobacco . .
Seaboard Airline
do prererreo
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Western Union ts i"i
Weetlnshouse conv 4S. 41
Western Psrlflc 4s M
Wtecon.in Central 4s. ......... . '-'U
West saor 4s 14
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P2 14
100
WHEAT WORKS UP
ataeks at Botea.
BOPTON. June 12. Closing quotations:
Alloueg 41 Mohawk "'
Amalg Corper.. HS'Nevada Con .... 52
A Z L A Sra... 82 S Nlpissln slinee. 1 -
Artxona Com .. rS;North Hotte "S
A C C A a M. 7 Nortn i.aee A"
.1 It Arlxona.. Vk d Pomlnlonl.. 114
Cal A Hecia....51 .risceola J-f
Supplies in France Said to Be
Exhausted.
Centennial
fifjuincy
PI
Cop Ran Con Co 04 shannon 14
S! Rntte Con X4. 11 1 euneri
Franklin ll1 "up A Bos Mln..
Glroux Con .... il a iTamamrk
Granby Con . . . BIS lL" 8 8 R A M . . .
Greene Cananea. 10 do preferred...
Z'S
44
17
FIRM CLOSE AT CHICAGO
Rovalle Con) Sn'i'ftsh C
Kerr Lake ill t'l'tah Copper Co.
Lake Copper.-... 3 winona
I. a Salle Copper T rvoivenns nv
Miami Copper... 37l
Moaey, Exrhsass, Ftr.
NKW YORK. June 12. Money on call
steady. I tl 3 per e-nt: ruling rate. 214,
closing bid. 214: offered at 24.
Time loans easier; 00 aaye. J per seni.
0 dsys. 1; six months. tVkfiSV-
Prime mercantile peper, d e pr c.ni
Sterllng exchange easy with actual busi
ness In bankers' bills at 44.8474 for n-day
bills snd at 44.4723 for demand. Commercial
bll's. 44.M.
Bar silver. aiHc
XI . . t . r rioltar. Afte.
Qovrnment bonds steady; railroad bonds
Irregular.
LONDON. June 12. Bar silver, steady.
nwn nee ounre. The rat of dteeount
the open market for hort bills Is 2'4 per
cent: for thre months bills. 2 13-164 2
per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jun U. eJterllng n
London, 40 days, 44.84; sight. H ITS
Silver bars. 4114c
Mexican dollars, nominal.
Drafts, ttkt, 20: telegraph, 6c
. ; t
Condi t loo of the Treevaury.
WASHINOTON. Jun 1J. At th begin
ning of business todsy th condition of th
I n! ted states Treasury waa:
a'A.kln. h.l.n.. In TlMllllV of-
flees .0M
In bonks and Philippine Treasury 6.57.16S
Total balance In general fund.. 1I4.0S4.147
Ordinary receipt yesterday K.24.oOI
Ordinary disbursements t. 244.401
Deficit to det thle flecal year... 4.7IJ.147
Surplus at this time last year... 4. lot. 814
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
publlo debt transactions.
BEEF FROM
FOURTEEN CATIS OP CATTLE
COfE FROM MERCED.
Good Snpport Offered on All Weak
Sriote rom-lr; Crop Condi
tion Are Generally Favorable.
Cauih Iemarid Better.
CHICAGO. Jun 1 Wheat price todT
worked upward. Influenced to soma axteni
by atatament that tipplle la Fraoce had
become exbaualed. The clo was firm
4sus in Ke net advanoa.
Good sun 00 rt on weak spots oeipeo 1111
wheat. Tha bear side larked eeurac to
ores, sellln. although rains had fallen lo
both Kansas and Nebraska. Advice ehowed
also that full relief bad been given to
Hons of South Dakota- Assertion
were ourrent that th damage in Kansas
had been areatir exaggerated. Bull took
heart from Improved casa demand her, ths
Ightness of primary receipt ena oecaus
f a big decreaa la stocks at Mlnaeapoila.
Dlenatrhea declaring that French buy ere
refused to buy at ruling price failed I
check th upturn.
Cora developed strength telle I spec
tlve buying, baaed on a theory that ra-
ealDt would drut off soon.
In th o. ts crowd purchasing tot uisreni
that hav bean ot similar tactic now lor
week had a bullish ffet.
After liberal receipts of hoc bad mane
nrovlstone easy, commusaioa buying eel in
nd reversed th course of prices.
Th leading future ranged aa toltowot
WHEAT.
Open. lllrh.
.410444 41Si
. 1 oj l.5
. 1.044 ' 104 4
CORN.
. .Tit ' -T4S
. .7214 .72 1
. .43 .2T
OATS.
400 147 ! J57
1.2KJ
1MI
4oO
"40A
700
3110
llK
l.lOO
47
l.viH
67 H
11
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NEW ORI.FAN3.
middling. 1214C
June 15. Spot cotton
I
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. Jun IS Evaporated ap
ples quiet. Fancy, 414614c; choice, 4t4c;
prime. 7S4I&
prune Inartlve. Quotation
ItitySe for California up
4 life's a foe Oregon.
I'esrhes Inactive. Choir. 7llffle; x
tra choice, taivc; fancy. 414lc
range from
to to-40s and
- Cblrag rrodac Marked.
CHICACO. .luna 12. Tlutter. steady.
Creameries. 23v2.Mr. dsliies. 20 024c
ICrgs, steady; receipts. 2l.:t1-'l cas.s: at
mark, cases Included, nHdl'Sei ordinary
firsts, lnc; flrsta. 17 917o.
Cheese, firm. Dalel-a. 1401414c: Twin
11S6l1c; Young Americas. UlttJUisc;
Long Horns, lid 1114c.
Duluth I7ax Market.
rtULUTH. June 12. Closing: l.lnseed en
track .and to arrive. 42.20; June, 42.30,
nominal. July. 42XO bid, September, 42.08
kid; October, II. bid.
Waol a St. Lenl.
PT. I,nTIK. Jun 11. Wool Steady. Ter
ritory and Weetern mediums. lilc; fine
medlietns, lelic; fine. lOdliC
were lighter yceterday
eaitug a chaai: siaa
Mopa at New York. , ,
NEW YORK. June 12. Hnpt Easy; slat
IV II. medium la euoit. ot40a.
200
14..-.i
ItiMI
4.0"0
2M
"00
'"iio
400
llo'
t.3 1
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Kn 1724 171
l.fKx 3.1 S ?2S
S.10 2;T 2'i
lie 2'.'3 21-3 .
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l.soO R
Total salsa for the day. 162.400 share.
BONDS.
Furnished by Ovrbck A Cook Co., of
Portland.
Hid.
214
4,. 14
bills
74-
4414
6214
24
141
41
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lo71
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43
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104 14
140 14
107 a
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Amer Tel A Tel conv 4
American obacco 4
America Tobacco aa. .......
Atchison general 4a
Atchison conv
Atchison adl 4s stamped....
Atchison conv As
Atiantio coaat Line cona 4e.
Bid. Asked.
. .114
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... HI
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p.
At 'oast Lin "L
N coll" s. S
R.lllm,,r. a Ohio mi "1
Haltlmor A Ohio 4 B
Hrooklvn Itapld Transit 4s i
Csn Southern flret 6s ..lot
Cheeapeak A Ohio ls 10
C B A Q gen nil is J
C a A Q Joint 4s Wls
C B A Q Ills 4s PJ'4
8 B A Q Denver 4s P1
central Pacific flret 4a
ri.lr.ro A Eeutt III 4
Chlcaxo R I si ref 4s
Chlrsno K I A P Col trust 4..
Colorado A Houthrn flret 4...
Denver A Rio Orand 4a
Delaware A Hucleon conv 4a....
Krte first cons P L 4s
Int Met 4Vs
Japanes 4s
Japanee firat 4
Japanese second IS"
Iiuiavlll A Nashville unl 4s...
Mo Kan 44 Tex 4V
Missouri Pactflo 4s.
New York central 44
New york City s
New York City 4 14 of 1P8I
Norfolk A weetern 4s. .
'
stl
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SV4
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orfoik A West conv is.....
N T Ont A W 4
Northern Pacific P L a....
Northern Pacific 3s.. .......
Oregon Hhort iJn 4S
Oreon Ky A Nsv 4s
I'enna Ry 4 of 104
Reading general as..
Republic- of Cuba .1
Southern pclflc first ref 4S.
Pouthern Paciflo col ....
Southern Railway 4s.
t-t L A 8 F ref 4s
I'nlon Feclflo eonv 4s
fnion paclfie ref 4a
Cnited Htatee ateel 8 F 4..
('lilted State 2 registered..
Vr.jtrd eta'es 2s coupon
I'nlted Pttea Is resletetwd..
Cnited Hta'ea 3s coupon
T'ntfevl Htatea 4e registered..
United htatea 4a coupon.
.. TO
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1144
11414
14
Balk of lire Shipment Sella
$.73 1-3 Mieep and Hog
Markets Hold Steady.
Fourteen csrs of cttl from Merced, Cal,
comprised th moot importnt part of ths
rocelol at th tockyrd yesterday, adoui
flv loads of sheep also arrtvad. All lines
bald ateady.
Th bulk of th California si eer s sold
at 40.7214. Thsr war 212 head In th
bunch disposed of. Other steers, ranged la
arte from 44.60 to $7.35. Cows, bulls ana
calves moved at former quotations.
Trading waa light In ths hog pens.
at price paid waa l 10.
Uood ahaep sold at 44 to $4.40.
class of lamb was offered man
eral day past, tha beat aeliing
mA is
Receiota yesterday wer: eiu came,
calves. 104 hose and 81. sheep. Hhlppers
wer: T. Kopplln, 1'lalnvlew, 1 car of cnt
ii .h.en and hoes: F.' B. Decker. Meet
Btsyton. 2 csr of sheep; A. F. Hunt, Mer
rf 1'. I 14 rare of Cattle: PattOQ
Norwood. Harrlsburg, 1 csr of cattle and
aheen: A. R. Ford. Sherldun, 1 car of cam
..ri .haan: C. H. Farmer. McCoy. 1 car
of aheen d Harry Btagman, vt arwica.
Willi., 1 car Of cattle.
Th day's sales wer as follows:
Weight. Pries.
The
A belt
fot sev-
11 4i.75
6 steer
1 Steer .
5 cows .
4 rows .
2 cows .
hogs
d tamba
AO lamba
43 sheep
1 sheep
282 steers
bulls .
43 cows .
t bull ..
23 steers
2 steers
1 stf er
T steers
n steers
2 cows .
1 cow ..
1 cow
3 cows
5 calve
2 sheep
art sheep
14 sheep
2 sheep
5 sheep
Is laombs
lambs
77 Ism be
9 lambs
24S lsinns
41 lambs
2ti hogs ,
2 bugs
. loi'.l
.. "'0
.. P44
.. 7. .2
.. H23
. . 2o4
.. 04
. . r.
.. ii'i
. . i:ti
. .11.111
..1470
. . 11 1 .1
. .IB. HI
..1 132
. .110.1
. . U7i
. .nor.
. . 1 2..U
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. .1010
.. 710
..1010
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4. .10
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4.73
4.2.1
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4.00
ft. .10
4.O0
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7 31
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4. .10
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4. m
4. 1 HI
2 no
2..1U
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IV. 4 II
4 111
con
4.2.1
3.r.(i
7.70
.;o
The iang o price at in jinn was aa
follows:
Choir steer
Good steer
Medium steer
Cholc cow
(iood cows
ysdlum cows
Choice rslves
Oood hevy calves
Bulls
alalia
Hog
Light
Hravy .....
Kheep
Tesrllngs
Wether
Rwes
Lamb
.Id . 47
. 4 .noes
. nuts AO
. a. ao 33
. 4. SO ft .M)
. S "0lt 8 50
. T.OOw 7 7.1
. il A.MI
. I.W1 4 10
. 4.;3 4.43
. TOO! T.T1
. tvootr a .10
. TH 4.2S
. .2:.ff 4.2
. 3.00 is 3.r
. 4.00 a 00
rhlroeT I.lvewtoch Market.
rmrioo. Jun If. Cattle Herelpta 14.
(100. market, quiet and sti-ady. Beeves, M
9.40; Texss steers. la.4fltrS.1ft: Westeso
teere. grt.aotff 8. 70; stockers and feedere.
44.4041 4.1: enwa and heifers. 42.4041 4.10
wives. 4.1.G0.
Hose KecelDta 30.000; market, slow
Sr lowsr. Light. IT15fi7.SS; mixed, 47 2S
T.US; heavy. 47.2JX7.i; rough. 47.inei7.Jj
Din 1.V2.107: bulk of sales. 47.4i7.ftO,
Kheeo Receipt. 20.0OO; msrket, best
steady, othera week. Native. 4a.2.1H21;
Weetern. 43.anf 4.2.1; yearllnrs, 4.71T7
lambs, nstlv. 44.10fl; Weetern. 44.730
4.44; Vprlng lamb. 4li.
Omaha Uveetork Marhet.
OMAHA. Neb,. Jun 12. Catt.e Receipts,
JfOoO; market steady. Native steers, 4.l.il
a to- ews and kelfers. 43.7fl4f7.7N: Wester
.,..r. MSI: Teiaa steers. 44.7.1tf2
range cows and heifers. I3.JH 4..10; ranners,
42 7ff4 40; etoeker snd feeders. $4.2197;
salves. 45.20O8 "5; bulla, stasa etc, 4fj7.
Hnii RerclDts. 17.400; market. Steady t el
4c lowsr. Hesvy. 7.4.1T.r..1; irlsed. 47.3.1
4iT.4f: light. $7.1.11 7.43; pigs. trl; bul
s 1.- X7 XSesT.&O.
Pheep Receipts. TOO; market. steady.
TearlLnfx. $,16 5.i0; wethers. $4.50 4. wes.
$3 0 4.7i, lambs. 44 2.1 f 7. i
Otsla
PAN FRANClfK.'O. June 12. Spot quota
eton.t V1I11 Walla. ll.Wtltol.il'.; red Rus
laa, $1 .f 1 Ki S ; Turkey red. $1.72H
1.731 bJueetem, 41.7011 1.72 w ; feed berw-y,
St K7U a 12 1. : brewing, nominal; whlt
oat. 41.PO01P214; bran. $-' SOSJ-2T! mid
aliiiga. Hiol4. shorts, $31431.u.
Call board sale:
Wheat December, tl.ST bid, 11.110
asked ner cental.
Barley Lremor. 11 11 oio, 11 us
s.k.d oer cental
akd par cental.
May. 41511s bid. 41.411
MILLMEN MAKE PROTES
Hood Rlrer Lumber Interests Feel
Slighted In Tie Orders.
IIOQP RIVER. Or.. Juna 13. 8pa
clal.) Disappointment Is expressed by
tha Hood Hlver lumbermen because th
Upper Columbia River mills received no
part of tna recant largo order tor tie
and other material given to tha plants
of tha Northwest by the Harrlman ays
tarn.
"Although wa are within a few mile
of the creosotlna; plant of the O.-W. R
A N. at Wyeth, wa Fot no part, of th
bis- order." ay Charles T. J.arls man
ager of the Oresron Lumber Ompany,
Jamea K. Robertson, or the taniy
Smlth Company, szprasaed tha iimi
oylnloo,
4
July
pt.
Dec.
July
Sept.
Lie.
LOW.
1
1 t'4
1-MVs
.74
.72
.2
One.
l.0
IMS
!4
.42
July
Sept.
Dec
July
Sept.
.44 ,S
.4ol .41 l
.414 1
MESS PORK.
..14 42
. .10 10
Julv
-pt.
UcL
1T
IP 23
LARD.
, U"l
11.22 1
11 o
.
.
-1
107 la
.41
11
10 PS
11 wl
11.24
I1.MH
l.-J w
ll.SU
July
Sept.
I A 47
10. oo
.11 lu
.11.20
SHORT RIBS.
.10.40 1..'.7H 10.SO
.10 -1 10 721. . 11 2H
Cash quotation wer aa follows:
Flour Firm.
Rye No. I. tie
Harley Feed or mixing, tic: fair t
choice melting, ll iettl.14.
Timothy seed 47t.
Clover eed 4141 :.
Mess pork 114 17 Si ill.
I.ard In tierce. fUCS.
Short ribs Loo. 414.4.
Grain statistic:
Total clearances of wheat aad floor equal
to tlv.OOO buehela. Primary roretpfa wr
214.040 bushels, compared with 144.404 bo
shel th corresponding day a ywar ago. es
timated receipt for tomorrow: v Bat.
cars; corn. 14 cars; oat. 44 car; hogs.
11,004 head.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Juns 11. Wheal July.
41.11; Keptemoer, $1.044: December,
41.44 Is . Cash No. 1 hard. (L14H1 No. 1
Northern. tL14V: No. I Northern. 11.114;
No. 1 Wheat. $1 14S to $1.11
Flax II 16114.
He rley tic villi.
Corn No. 4 yellow, 719 71c.
Oats No. 2 white. 41 la 41. .
Rye No. I. 110 41 He.
Bran In 100-pound sack. Ilt.itf34.s0.
Fwget Bemad tsrola Market.
PEATTI.K. Jun 12. Wheat B'neatem,
INV; fortyfold. Pic; club, pic; Fife, lc. red
Russian, Sor. yesterday a car receipt, wheal
1, hay 6. flour 6, corn .L
TACOMA. June 13. Wheal Mining:
Rlueatem. O'k:; club, P2c. Rxport: Biueatem.
$1; rlub. Hoc. Csr receipts: Wheat Bone,
oat 2 cars, hey 1.1 cars, cora Bona.
Furopraa Grata Market.
LONDON. June 12. Cargoes stredy.
Walla Wal'a for shipment at ens id Eag-
h snd 1'rench country markets, arm.
LIVERPOOL. Jun 12. Cloee: Wheat.
July 7s aiad; October, Ta Sd: I e camber, 7
4 led. Weather, cloudy.
SILVER OTTER'S RIVAL
A Heath Fight In a Tool
Moonlight.
In the
.. SL Mara. In th Outing Magaxtna.
rienKltlv whiskers! What was tbatf
A shadow struck down from tha top
of the gash In tha cliff. Just wher It
sloped rently down from the moor
above. Some creature was corning
down: this one rould tell because th
shadow got smaller and smaller and
ended In another otter. It waa cer
tainly a male Ana- otter, aa they ar
called, and equally certainly ba waa
not there for fun. Aa n crooned th
sand he stopped suddenly and dropped
his head, then lifted It and started
around. Tou rould aae the moonlight
gleam on hla wet no and one on his
fanirs aa h opened hla broad muxxl
to hurl forth hla shrill whistle.
Till then tha silver otter had mad
no sign. lie might have been a log.
Only hla eyea lived burning a llttl.
But at the challenge, or whatever It Is.
of his kind, he quivered from head to
tall. That was alL H did not budge.
neither did ha speak. Next moment h
sank like a atone. Aa answering
whistle had broathed out aoftly across
the alow, bosom-lik heav of tha water
from under tha rocks not a dosaa yard
aVay from him. and th allvor otter
waa wondering whether tha maker of
that call had aeen him.
Ha remained under water aa long aa
ha could and then roe alowly. exactly
where he had gone down, and aa his
eyes cleared the water silently, h art If
fened. A she otter waa standing by
the edge of the water on tha sand, and
In front of the newcomer. 811m she was,
sleek, brown-black. and beautiful,
young and of gentle seeming, aa ah
stood there full In th glar ef th
"cynical moon." She tt was. then, who
had alghad. th answering whistle was
here, and It waa her trail on tha Band
which had brought tip tha newcomer
all standing.
If the sliver, otter had been a young
beast, ha would have rushed across th
Inlet and grappled his adveraary for,
of course, when two dog ottara meet
when she is by. they must he adversa
ries, there and then. Ha wasnot, though.
Moreover, he waa an outlaw among out
lawa. ona with a price upon hla head, aa
haa been said, and there waa not a
water bailiff for 20 miles round who
did not know and hate him, and any
fisherman could spin yarns, tru or
otherwise, about the silver otter. Hla
was no reputation to throw away care
lessly. For these reasons, therefor, and one
or two mor which do not enter Into
the spar allowed, there waa no warn
ing at all to tha doming of the 'silver
otter. The other had flung his whist
ling challenge across th cave for
form's sake as much aa anything, for
he thought himself alone with hla new
mate, not having crosaed the enemy's
trail. Tet that same new mate, that
was to be, could have told him, had aha
chosen, of the magnificent otter of ot
tera she had beheld ao shortly before.
She did not. however. In which pos
sibly; she was not so vastly different
from others, her sisters, who war
not ottara. throughout hlatory.
He, thle newcomer, turned and threw
his bead up In tha mooollsht, seat
LADD & TILTON BANK
V EstabllAlied ISfit.
CapUtJ Stock V; 11,000,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profit... 800,000.00
Commercial and Savings Accounts
Lay ten of credit, drafts and travlra' checks issued, aval
able ia all parts ci tna world.
OITICEM
or. St. Last. rwtdo. PJeWe-rt Howard, Asst. raB)
d war loektaa baas. V luo flo. J. VY. Ladd. A set. 1 ashler.
W. H. DaaceUcy. Cashier. ta 'bite M. Cook. Aat. Coaklee.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 850,000
Oldest National Bank West of Ui
Rocky Mountains
We Maintain a Savings Department and Pay
4 PER CENT
Interest on Savings Deposits
lumbermens
National Bank
Capital
$1,000,000
Corner
Fifth and Stark
45.324
Too
THK 1-ArU.KMT HTKAMKK IN THE HOW.II
Sdifcw II Tl V
July 27-AuH. 17
Sept. 7 Sept. 28
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
OLYMPIC
AMERICAN LINE
NEW
YORK
rtrs
Alkntic Transport Line
Kew tero-tsslss arset
RED STAR LINE
est tea Ssiar soa PsrH
WHITE STAR LINE
r Tero Try
-Cos
re-ee.
"MEGAiYnC & "LADRLHTir
Csisssl seal ssji nl Olesii.ee
aa Ot. 4.1 ii i il aeeela
Only Four Days at Sea
TO aTOTeOTS ra ornrrrtar AT BOB BOATS
BaTBB
Tmm Sera? U. "Caaaas" tm4 TtwImkT
OKI CLASS (II) CAHI SKSVirw
TH1BD OLASS CUaU tUMBS
Beetese eheeke 41 isf ee Sluesser Hi BeeA,
Beiii.is else helies eeilla. S aeel e Sreaeies
tivi
seoiterrwaeoa.
Ceawpaoy' orfleo. Rama -H Bailer Batlala;. aeceoa aaa (.Dorr Bia aaotii
Or Lsical Railway ana Steem.nip As.nta
fashion, to show how fin and strong- a
neck he had to flstit her battles with.
lt waa a fair mark, clear leap to tne
uaeful jusTtilar vln. and tha allver ot
ter accepted tha Invitation thankfully.
He had dived and swun aero the cave
under water for that verr purpose.
Came a splssh, a s-llmpse only that
of aorne dark body flylns; throuen
tha air, a abort "A-r-rh!" rrom tne
body, and a surprised 'Ou-s;r-r-rh!M
from the proud one. Then followed a
fancied heap of squirming nooies mea
ns; uonlc sounds and uttie purrs ot
sand.
Belna- the rauae of It all. the younc
she-otter removed herseir rrom tne
scuffle, drewtnr no her tall daintily
from th spurtlns; blood, ss ottaars, lea
owly. have drawn up dainty skirts
from a stsln of no different colors, una
drew aloof and leased on. mildly
shocked, thous-h all the time It was
rather a fine slht In It -rlm. unaffect
ed, stark, wild way with all the poetry
atiiDoed off. aa Is tha way with Nature
and it atlrred her to th quick. Not
that even she could make very mucn
of It, mind you, for she had only
glimpses of actual events, ths rest be
ing a chaos.
Thus, e-lued to the throat of the dark
one twisting frantically; of two, long.
lithe forme upreared on end: of a gray
body whirling thla way and that, every.
wr,are that waa near tne eno pinnsu
like a leech by the head to aomethlng
that whirled It, Then and then she
almost Jumped with surprise.
It was all over, an aneni ana tiu
gain, a It had been, and tha alive
otter was standing, blood-f reaked.
over a huddled something whlrh eh
knew had been tbe dark otter In all
the lnolenco ef trona". free, proud
Ufa a minute before, and the victor's
lone, wild, something yearning, some
thlnr flare, whistle waa echoing acroaa
Bitulithic streets
are an especial
source of pride
to Portland citi-
jzens this week,
for they are at
tracting the ad
miring attention
of thousands of
visitors to the
city.
J.CWILS0N&C0.
BTOt K4, BOXDS, C.R4.IW AJIO CXrTTOTf
MfMHtHS
TW TORH KKH H Exmxon
Xl.W VKk rotTOX ICA( II A,I.S
(Hl( tl-O MtlAKII Or TR4.HK
THK arCMK AMI KUMI Ka.LliAiOst.
BA FRAXISTO.
Mala Office Mllie Hls-. aaa FraaeieeeK
Hreaeh OSlr.s llaiesier. Itaattle, fort-
Los sslss. aaa iMago,
v-o strict fr omcitt
Mala Floor I ninbernvewe Hoak Botldlaa.
lift h aad Mark,
fkaoso MoreaieJl 4111. A 411.
ejAe iMCOeolTo Q
I CONSULTING and
CONSTRUCTION INCINIIM
PUBLIC SCRVICK PROPERTIES
FINANCED and MANACEO
SO Plna Stroat New York
the cove. And all the time th moon .
looked down, rslin, placid, cruel, mak- .
ing no protest.
The dleroverv of a cnnstilerahla deoaalt
nf uranium nre In Hnuth Australia Is he-
lleveit In Inrtlrate a new entires nf reillltm. 1
TRAVKI.r.RH' (Jl'tllR.
NORTH
GERMAN
LLOYD
rTineeee halllnse Tneedays.
t'a.l Mall reilllnss 1 hiirsrlaTS.
1 IIMHIN-rAKlH HHKMKN
Hslltnss nn Hafurdais fur
TUB MKIMTFKKtSKAV
OfcLJiirlls a tl, l.en'l Agta,
S llrewdway, N. V.
Rnhert C'apelle. ll. A. P. C. S.TO
I'nwell Kt., oi.poslte Ft. Kren
rls Hotel, g. K. ; A. D. Charlton,
llenl. I'ass. Ast. N. P.; C. W.
hllner. Tlrket Ast. O. H. A N.
C. : Toitrlst Ayenry snd Trav.
.1 ntireau. no pirin et.
Canadian Pacific
-K-wTHlCltg Or THtt ATI-ANTIC"
AND OTHKR STK A MB11 1 TS.
MOirrUtU QIKBICC AMI LJVKKroOL'
VIA THK
Hrr.MO RlllTK TO ECrtOPS
1UU0 Mil. KM
ON TUB BT. LAWIlt-NCB RIVER
AM)
t-H THAW rtll'R PATS AT SF.A
Sn.tS MII.RM. I'OHT TO 1 OFtT
Tils! tiliOKTUBT UCtAN I'ASUAOS ,
riret Cshln pat .US aad ap 1
Heewad table A 1 ad op
Uae-4 laee ahla ld-claaa BM.as aad op
Thlrd-tleee tweet rote o reqoeet. .
Caaaillao I'arlflo offli-, coraer llilrrt and (
Pin (Multnomah Hotel bids ), fMrtlasd.
nil all lO.-al ssmts
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
tl'alew Lloo Of N. . ,
sIA TAIIllt AS It .!. IJ.NOTO.
OlrMt tiireusb steamera, .all ins from ga
rranrl.ee Mir . June 2a, and ver a f
ars to Taliltt, Harulona. vY'elllnctoa and
Sydney. Tbe Uae to lalee ef Ik Boat Sao.
wr reservation see Coufioa Hallroad Assets
or addros Hind. Molpk a C. aaa rraaaieao.
I.OS AMORLRS AND SA!C DIKOO
ITKAMHIIIPS YALB AKD ItARTARD,
Hallroad or any steamer ts Pan Frsa
olsco, tha F.xvo City. Largest, fastest,
and th ONLY strictly flrst-clasa pa-,
senser ship on the Coast. Averese, speed
II mile par hour; tost 1.000,uv0 ca.
AX rRAJtCISCO, FORTLAAD A la A
S. S. CO,
Mala !. rrssk Rollasa. Aaeat. A 4tt,
US Tklrd Street.
k.rUkni) Th.A.wk.HS tON
Bast rraaelsoo aad Leal Angelee
WITHOUT CIIAMUB
S. H. Roao t Hy sails A. M. rtusday. Jim I '
lnjc bai khan, a i-okti.a.nd a. s. cu.
Jl.ket Offlc ltt llitrd Hlreet,
I'oaoot Mala I Sua. A 14UX.
sails f runt Atosworth Uock, tnrtlaad. f ,
M. May 1. a !. J. SS and SS: Juns t.
It. II. 23 and IT. rreiabt racetsed
AlBBWOna anx-a nany p i.
senses tare. Brst-olsee. flo.v
COOS BAY LINE
STs-AMMIIir BKAAAvVATES
i p. at. r
senser ie bi.i-im- .v.w, wnvww-v,
IT t-U. Includlaa kerlk aad BBeal Tli
sttl-e A aa wort a loss. Jfbenee Mala
A Ml
San Francisco, Los Angeles '
and San Diego Direct
6. S. Roinokt snd S. S. Elder
Ball Every Wedoaedar Alternately at P. M. s
NORTH PACIFIC 8. 8. 00.
Ml A Third Bt. I'k.a Mala 1114, A lilt
i-