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ID
THE 3IORXIXG OREGGNIAJf. FRIDAY, JUL 19, 1913.
WHEAT OFF 4 GENTS
Northwest Affected by the De
moralization East.
BUYERS OUT OF MARKET
Advance in Freights Means lower
(irnin Prices in the Futures Bar
ley Pealers Offering on Basis
of $23.50 to $34.
The demoralization In the Eastern wheat
market has put values In this section down
about 4 t-enta In the past week. There Is
not enough buin-ss being done In futures
to establish a market, but It Is figured the
new crop now Is worth only 75 or 7 cents
track for export. No bids are being made
and no buying will be attempted until con
ditions In the distributing markets become
settled, tut It Is not likely the farmers
would accept these prices at the present
time.
The contracting done to date has been
mostly for early shipment and a premium
of 1 or 2 cents has been given over the
quotation for late deliveries. It la said the
early wants of dealers have been practically
filled.
Freights are steadily advancing and steam
ers are niw asking SO shillings. These rates
will of course have to be taken Into con
sideration in buying wheat tor later ship
menu Yesterday's cablea reported the Eng
lish markets dull. Cargoes could not be
sold over 37 shillings.
Karley buyers are making bids In the
country on the basis of 23.504fi4 landed
here, but sellers' Ideas are above these fig
ures. l.oral receipts. In cars, were reported by
the Merchants' Exchange as follows:
Wheat. Barley.FIour.Oats. Hay.
Monday
is
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursnay
Year ago
Reason to date.
Y:ar ago
7
3
6
4
!14
142
S
11
.l.VJ
DEMAND FOR NEW CALIFORNIA HOPS
Trade Is inverted From Oregon by Reports
of Conditions Here.
The Eastern demand for lUlll hop contracts
in Oregon has aimoat ceased, but there is a
good Inquiry In the California market. This
condition la due to the reports sent out un
wisely by certain Oregon dealers of the
presence of vermin In the Oregon yards,
from which the Inference was taken that
the crop would be of low quality. It has
had the effect of shutting off orders here
and turning the business to California. In
t his state 1!0 or 21 cents was all that could
be obtained, but in the Sonoma section yes
terday 22 cents was freely bid. In the Sac
ramento section the few unsold crops were
also firmly held.
The spot market was lifeless In this state
In California there was a sale of a lot of
liO bales of l!"lls at 2J cents.
English cables were weak. London hop
dealers' trade circulars, dated July 1 to 3,
received by mall, say of the English mar
ket: Wild. Neame & Co. Business continues
very quiet and quotations are somewhat
easier. Reports from the plantations are
hardly satisfactory, sunshine and warmer
nights being needed for development of the
bine.
Manger Henley Trade contlnuea quiet.
Reports from the plantations are not very
encouraging, vermin blight being too much
In evidence and continued washing Is neces
sary to keep It in check. The cool night
temperature la also against the development
of the bine.
W. H. H. LeMay There is still a small
demand for Immediate consumption, but It
Is hardly enough to keep prices firm, and
some holders are willing to accept a little
lower price to clear out.
AMERICA FRI IT8 IX ENGLAND.
Irge Increase in Apple Importations This
Year.
Reporting on the English market for
American fruit. Consul Horace Lee Wash
ington, of Liverpool, writes:
"Raw apples were Imported into the
United Kingdom for the four months end
ing April 30. 110. to an aggregate value
of $3.5S2.324; for the corresponding four
months of 1911. $2.727,.VJ7, and for the
same months In 1912. $4,178,771. It will be
seen that there has been a very decided in
crease In the importation of raw apples In
11H2 as compared with the two preceding
years. The Increase Is attributable in part
to the absence of the normal rainfall in
1U12.
"A general Impression appears to exist
among the trade In dried fruit that the
prospects for this year are not very en
couraging, owing partially, to trade depres
sion caused by the strikes at the com
mencement of the year. and. further, to
the lateness in delivery of last year's crop,
which, instead of arriving before Christ
mas, was delayed, and Its arrival In the
-arly part of the year, after the close of
the holiday season, reduced the sales, with
the consequence that there Is still a good
suppl of the old fruit crop on the mar
ket. This particularly applies to the sup
ply of prunes.
"Plums or prunes are the particular
articles In the dried fruit line imported
from the United Stater and If the report
which is now current In the local market
that the French crop Is small this year
proves correct, there Is prospect of a good
demand in these lines.
"The demand for apricots each year Is
fairly good and steady, whereas the same
could not be said for pears and peaches,
which Is limited and uncertain."
HOT WEATHER CHECKS EGO LAYING
Supply of Hen. Therefore. Becomes Larger
and Price Weaken.
The hot weather has checked the laying
of eggs, and the falling off In receipts has
steadied the market.
For the same reason poultry receipts
have Increased. A large supply of chick
ens wai carried over by Front-street deal
ers lat night. Prices were weak all
around.
The dressed meat market Is firm for
good quality of veal and pork. It Is dan
gerous to ship meats this weather and
dealers advtse the holding back of shlp
n nu until the temperature becomes
' Tlie butter market was active and firm
.t the advance. Cheese sold at unchanged
prices
Sirn.Y OF FBI IT RUNS SHORT
several Lines Entirely Cleaned Cp on Front
Street Plenty Today.
Fruit stocks ran low on Front street yes
.erday. The big demand, caused by the
ml weather nnd a wreck down the val
,ey. resulted In a complete cleaning up of
several necessary lines. The supply of
watermelons gsve out early In the day. Sev
eral cars of mixed fruits arrived late In
the afternoon and a number of - cars cf
melons will arrive this morning.
Peaches were firm on the advance In
' California, and the best stock brought w
cents. in otner necmuvu -----unchanged.
Berry receipts were small, as
the weather was too not tor tno piccia.
Bank Clearings.
Rank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday were aa toiiows.
riMrinn Balances.
Portland l.f..467 24???
Seattle 1-5",'-:TI
Tarom ...S3
17.Yl.Vt
6.1. 13"
73. M
?poksne
fORTLAXD MARKETS.
Grata. Flew. Feed. Kte.
WHEAT Track prices, eld: Bluestem,
ami; club MffSSc: red Russian. 848jc;
Valley, MS'SSc: 40-fold. S4&83C
FLOUR Patents. IS 10 per barrel:
-traighte. $4.70: exports. $4.20; Valley. $3 10
HAY Timothy. $14 9 16.50; alfalfa, $12.50;
clover. $10; oats and vetch. $12; grain hay.
. 1
MILLSTCrTS Bran. $23.30 per ton:
shorts. $28.50; middlings, $82.
CORN Whole. $39; cracked, $40 per ton.
OATS No. 1 white, $34 6 35 per ton.
Vegetable and Frnfts.
FRESH FKL'IT Cherries. 3010c per
pound, apples, old. $1.5063 per box: new.
$lottil7." Per box; peuch.s. 75ft 90c per
box: currants. $1.5091.75 per box; plums,
9uctj$1.25 per box; pears, $1.7502 per box;
apricots. $1.23 per box; grapes, $2.50 per
crate, nooseoerries. 3fif4r.
BERRIES Raspberries. $1.50 per crate;
loganberries. $1.5o per crate: black caps.
$1 75- blackberries. 1.50 per crate.
TROPICAL FRUITS Oranges, Valencia.
3 25tS 75. California grapefruit. $4 SO;
lemons. $5g.5u per box; pineapples, sc per
pound.
MELONS Cantaloupes, $2.75 per crate:
watermelons. mjl.c per pound.
VEGETABLES Artichokes. 54i 73c Per
dosen; asparagus. $1 per dozen: beans. 't
9c: cabbage. lH4c per pound: cauli
flower. $1.25 per dozen; celery, $59 per
crate; corn, 30c per dozen; cucumbers, $1
per box; eggplant. 25c per pound: head
lettuce 12 c per dozen; peas. per
pou.id: peppers. ' 124 6 15c Per pound; rad
ishes. 15;20e per dozen; rhubarb. 2e per
pound; spinarh. 45c per pound: tomatoes.
$13 L25 per box: garlic. 8 10c per pound. -
POTATOES Jobbing prices: Burbanks.
old. XI 1.25 per hundred: new. per pound.
1 W 1 hi c.
ONIONS California red. $1.25 per sack:
yellow. $1.50 per sack.
SACK VEGETABLES Carrots. $1.75 per
rack: turnips. $1.25 per sack.
Dairy and Country Produce.
EGGS Case count. 23c; candled. 25c: ex
tras, 27c per dozen.
BUTTER Oregon creamery butter, cubes,
$0c per pound: prints. 31c per pound.
CHEEoE Triplets and daisies. 17c per
pound.
PORK Fancy. 10lH4e per pound.
VEAL Fancy. 13 h t 14c per pound.
POULTRY Hens 12c; broilers. lie:
ducks, young. 12c; geese. 10 611c: turkeys,
live, lie: dressed, 24 6 26c.
Staple Groceries.
D.iLW. (.DtlUDDIH in t i , . i
tails. $2 25 per dozen; eight-pound tails,
$2.93; one-pound flats. $2.40; Alaska pink,
one-pound tails, $1.35.
COFFKE Roasted. In drums. 26 40c
per pound.
.Nl'IJ Walnuts. 16S16HC per pound:
monds. 17t21c: peanuts. 18c; cocoanuta. 90c
(ifi per ouzcu, cuauuu, , -1 - .-
hickory nuts. 6 10c per pound.'
HONEY Choice. $3.75 per case: strained
honey, 10c per pound.
SALT Granulated. $15 per ton; half,
ground. lOOs. IS. 50 per ton: 30s. $9 per ton.
rn.Aa small wnne. o.uc; wee .........
5.20c: Lima. .0c; pink, aisc: Mexlccjis.
4c; bayiu. 4c.
RICE No. 1 Japan. 6c; cheaper grades.
5g5Hc; Southern head, JTic.
SUGAR Dry granulated, $5.95: fruit and
berry. $5.95, Honolulu plantation; $5.90;
beet, $5.7i; extra C. $5.45; powdered, bar
rels. $6.20; cubes, barrels. $6.35.
ur.ir.il rniiio Appier i y .
apricots. 16feloHc; peaches, 1214c;
prunes. Italians, mtsiunc; sitvc. ov..
figs, while and black, 6Vj7c; currants.
-. , , . a i MTU.,..
i c . rdisins. loose nuK.":i, u-w . -
bleached Thompton. 11 Vic: unbleached Sul
tanas, seeueu, 110731., -
sian. 8fcc per pound: Fard. $1.80 per b')X-
Hope. Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1912 contracts. 20 21c; '-911 crop.
22 S 25c.
MOHAIR Choice. S2c per pound.
WOOL Eastern Oregon. 14194c P'r
pound according to shrinkage; Valley, 21
23c per pound.
PELTS Dry. 13:: full wool butcher pelts.
$1 2r.irl.75: shearings. 108 30c
HIDES Salted hides. llc per pound:
salted calf, 20c; salted kip, 11 12c; green
hides. 11c; dry calf. No. 1. 25c; No. 2. 20c;
dry hides. l)20c; salted stags, Tttfcsc;
green stags. ttH$7c.
CASCARA Per pound. 55!c; cariots.
GRAIN BAGS In car lots, 10 ttc.
Provisions.
HAMS All sizes. 1617c: skinned.
16( 17c; picnics. 12c; boiled. 26ttc.
BACON Fancy. 266'27c; choice. 20021c.
DRY SALT MEATS Backs, dry salt, 11 Vi
12ttc; backs, smoked, 1314c: bellies, dry
salt. 13c: bellies, smoked, 15c.
LARD Tierce basis, choice, 1814c; com
pound. 9hc; leaf, three-pound paila, $8.50
per case.
MIsilFJ.LJVEOrs Pics' feet. kits. $1.83:
sliced beef, lnsldes, $23 per case: Irled beef.
Insldes. 25c per pound; Doiogna cauvu
back. lOc; minced ham. 12c-
Linseed Oil and Turpentine.
LINSEED Oil. Raw. barrels. 8Sc: .oiled.
barrels, 90c; raw. cases, 93c; boiled, cases,
95c
TURPENTINE Cases, 69c: barrels, eoisC
HAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Quoted at the Bay City for Vege
tables. Fruits. Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 18. The following
produce prices were current here today:
Fruit Apples, choice. $1.50: common, $1;
Mexican limes. $607: California lemons.
chclce, $4.50; common. $1.25; pineapples, $2
3.
Cheese 15 17a
Butter Fancy creamery. 27Hc.
Eggs Store. 23c: fancy ranch, 24sC
Vegetables Cucumoers. 25 40c: garlic.
2ft 3c; green peas. $14r2: string beans. l4c;
tomatoes, .irj.u; eggplant, --oic.
Potatoes Hlver Burbanks. 75c'o$l; Ore
gon Burbanks, nominal; Early Rose, nom
inal. Hay Wheat. $16921: wheat and oats.
(12V19: alfalfa. $13 818.50.
Reeeiots Flour. 31)16 quarter sacks:
barley, 4470 centals: oats. 2505 centals; po
tatoes, 2360 sacKs; miuaungs. sacas;
bay, 526 tons; wool, 714 bales.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK, July IS. Copper, quiet.
Standard snot snd July. 17ttl7.37Hc: Au
gust. 17.0.r4j'17.20c: September. 17ti 17.75c;
electrolytic. 1781754c: lake, 17i417iic;
casting, 16fcl6ttc
Tin. firm. Spot. 43.50 41.624c: July.
4 3. 37 ".43. 52 ".C: August 43.25&43.50e; Sep
tember, 4a. jo if 4J.oic.
Lead, firm, 4. 60 ft 4.70.
Spelter, firm, 7.2uSj7.40c.
Antimony, quiet. Cookson'a, 8.25c.
Jron. steady, unchanged.
Copper arrivals at New York today. 310
nn- .tnnrij this month. 16.400 tons. Lon
don copper firm; spot. 76 rs 6d; futures.
77. Local sales tin. five tons: London tin
strong: spot. 1 19 5s; futures. 107 5s. Lon
don lead. 18 lis 30: London speHer, 26 5s.
Iron Cleveland warrants. ois.la in Lon
don.
New York Cotton Market.
-1-- I.. t .- ie Cnttnn futures
closed firm, 13 to 17 points higher. July,
12.2UC: AUgUSl. 1Z..1C, CPjJiriiiuTi, .a..,...
October. 12.42c: November. 12.43c; Decem
ber. 12.45c; January, 12.44c; February.
12 40c: March. 12.55c; May, 12.62c Spot
closed steady, 15 points higher: mid-up
lands. 12.0c: do gull, Jlf.tuc oaies, is
bales.
Dried Fruits at w York.
EW YORK. July IS. Evaporated ap
plesUnchanged. Fancy. 8104e;
choice. P"m. :V .,,
f runes liiobilivu. t; " '
un to 30-4O8; Oregons.
Apricots Steadv. Choice. imet2c; ex
tra choice. 121il2V4c; fancy. 13 1 c
feacnes narei oicuj. ,
ic: extra choice. 76 7 Uo; fancy. 75469c
1,ondon Wool Soles.
- n.-ns.. , .. i Th nffnrlnri at the
LVJ . !'-' .A , tfuij - - -
wool auction sales were 9783 bales, mainly
flne sorts. frices were iimi.
. a .... noli in tier cent ad
vance for the best merinos and cross-breds.
and Tasmanias brought 13s 5d. Americans
bought medium fine cross-breds at higher
rates.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. July IS. Raw sugar
Steady. Sluscovaoo. eif imi, ...-.c.. .......
ugal. 96 test. 3.9tc; molassea. 89 test, 3.23c:
reimea sieauy.
Coffee Rio. No. 7. l4a Futures steady.
September, 13.01c: March. 13.30c
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. July 13. Butter Steady.
Creameries. 2S2."c; dairies. 2ie24e. -
mark, caa-s Included, 15Vifcl64c: ordinary
nrfts, ic: iirsis. n i. ...
Cheese Steady; daisies. MlivUSC.
twins. 154C; Young Americas. 155154ic;
long horna, 15S ' 1514c.
Wool at St, Louis.
PT. LOTJIR. July IS. Wool Steady. Ter
ritory and Western mediums. 20 24c; fine
mediums, !Sg20c: flne, 13ftl7c
Dulnth Flax Market.
rru'TH. Minn.. July IS -Linseed on
track and to arrive. Jl.WH,: July. $1.9614:
September. $l.f4; October. l.iH4 asked.
Hatchery Can Defy Law.
SALEM". Or- July 18. (Special.)
Trial a I If 11 naicnery em..
tution and consequently the eiBht
hour law does not apply to such fish
hatchery Is the eMst of an opinion
handed down today by Attorney-
, i r..-fA.il Thd nninion wag
Uflncrw 1 '
riven In response to an inquiry from
the State Fiah and Game Commission.
STEEL TRADE GOOD
Increasing Demand for Output
Helps Stock Prices.
GENERAL TENDENCY IS UP
Favorable Crop Xcws and Greater
Ea.se in the Money Market Are
Factors That Add to the Better
ment of Trading Sentiment.
NEW YORK. July 18. Stocks manifested
Increasing firmness today after early un
certainty. Trading was as dull and per
functory as that whicn marked recent op
erations. Favorable crop news. Improve
ment In the steel Industry and Increasing
ease In the domestic monetary situation
combined to creat mild optimism.
The increasing demand for the output
of the steel mills at higher prices was
nerhaDs the most potent factor. Equipment
orders are coming along steadily, and thlr
fact is beginning to find reflection in tn
stocks of the companies benefited.
Amalgamated Copper was anotner strong
feature, deriving support from a better In
quiry at prices approaching recent llgn
quotations.
Honas were steaoy. out wnnoui spccimj
feature. Total sales, par value. $L80,0UU.
United States Government bonds were un
changed on call.
CLOSING 8TOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales.
Bid.
Allla Cha! pf
Amal Copper
24
S3
60
75 -4
57
52
23 14
13 4
42
83
107
.14
1-JS
144
lo
26
41
18
102
130
100
35
U2
266
W
305
60
18
16
33
137
rz
51
30
42
145
15
107
10
3. '
32
34
52
42
170
137
42
130
20
38
110
1
25
10,000
200
Am Agricuit . .
Am Beet Sugar.
American Can ..
Am Car A Fdy..
1.200
2.1-00
40
Am Cotton on..
300
'200
500
Am HI a Lt DI .
Am Ice Securl. .
Am Linseed . . .
Am Locomotive..
Am Smel & Ret 4.0000
do preferred..
Am Steel Fdy. .
Am Sugar Ref. .
Am Tel Tel . .
2H
1.0OO
700
Am Tobacco pf.
Am Woolen . . .
Anaconda M Co
l.fHIO
2.600
1.1O0
' 3,000
2i0
1.100
2,4i0
200
100
160
"'366
100
1.600
4,400
Atchison
do preferred..
Atl Coast Line..
Bait & onto
B'-'thlehem Steel
Brook R Tran..
Canadian Pac ..
Central Leather
do preferred. .
Central of N J.
Ches Ohio . . .
Chicago & Alton
Chi G t West ...
do preferred. .
Chieaso Sc X W
C. M & St Paul.
C. C. C & St L..
Col Fuel & Iron
Col Sc Southern.
CVnsol Gas ....
Com Products ..
High. Low.
"3 -'82H
61 61
73 7314
Z 3614
57 4 5714
6254 52
25vi '25V4
U 13V4
'83V4 '82
'34" '.ii"
1204 128
14314 145
'ii'i ""
10H 1084
108 102
iou io9i4
3514 3514
B24 2
26614 2611
27 14 27
94 K4
'siW '80
'1714' "it"
3314 S314
IBS 14 137
102 102
1,900 14014 145
2O0 1544 1514
700 107 107
100 10 IV
"soo 'si W 32
000 3414 34
00 53 5244
1,166 im" 179
0.100 1SS4 l7i
309 4314 43
200 130 1304
500 2014 2014
S'10 5814
1,700 121 110
Del & Hudson. .
D & R Grande..
do preferred. .
Distillers' Secur
Erie
do 1st pf ....
do 2d pf
Gen Electric ...
Gt North pf ...
Gt North Ore . .
Illinois Central.
Interbor Met . .
do preferred. .
Inter Harvester
Intei Marine pf
lnt Pump
Iowa Central . ..
K C Southern..
do preferred..
Laclede Gas . . .
Loulr & Nash..
Minn A St L . .
M. S P & S S M
Mo. Kan A Tex
do preferred. .
Mo Paclhc
300
100
24
59
24 24
100
100
18
147
27
59
33
145
5-S
31
115
32
116
si
1-1
31
123
115
107
21
35
101
34
104
84
24
48
3
73
54
100
2S
77
42
22
13
211
17
90 v
8ft
Y
. 70
111
T 4
48
4
13
1,800 161 160
148
27
"86
148
5 '
32
115
117
S2
12
32
123
116
108
147
27
':'
143
58
32
115
33
110
S1
121
32
123
116
107
1O0
500
NOO
200
100
50O
100
8.001 10
500
4.100
Mil
lIM
30
Nat Biscuit . . ..
National Lead. .
N Ry Mez 2 pf.
N V Central . .
V- i' r , w, ... w..
Noroik at West
North American
Northern Paclilc
Pac'nc Mail . . ..
Pennsylvania ...
T ecp!e s (jss .
i r
C & et L..
1,
Pittsburg Coal
Pressed S Car..
Pull Pa! Car . .
Ry Steel Spring
Heading
Republic Steel..
do preferred. .
Rock Island Co
do preferred..
46.700
300
165
a7
164
.27
600
200
24
48
24
4S
St L S F 2 pf
St L Southwest
do preferred..
Slots Sheffield ..
Southern Pac ..
Southern Ry
100
660
1,300
400
2lM
ino
400
400
19.400
"1.666
1.200
5S.40O
loo
1.100
74
iio' '
2S
77
43
22
14
211
167
'85
51
70
111
61
110
1"J -4
77
43
22
14
30
168
'86'
52
70
111 '4
61
do preferred. .
Tenn Copper . ..
Texas & Pacific
Tol. St L Wes
do preferred..
Union Pacific . .
do prelerrea. .
D S Realty ....
U S Rubber . . .
U S Steel
do preferred. .
Utah Copper . ..
Va-Caro Chem.
Wabash
do preferred..
500 4 4
5oO 14 13
300 57 58
1.600 77 7
100 82 82
300 6 6
2.000 17 167
700 31 31
1,200 20 2
700 207 2!6
1.400 28 - 23
200 52 '4 52
Western Md
Westing Llec.
76
82
6
167
31
20
295
22
Western Union-
Wheel ALE..
Lehigh Valley ..
Chlno Copper . .
Kay L onsois . . .
Am Tobacco . . .
Seaboard Airline
do preferred.
2
Total sales for the day. 234.50M shares.
BONDS.
Furnished hy Overbeok A Cooke Co., of
Portland.
Bid. Asked.
Amer Tel A Tel conv 4s 114 115
American Tobacco 4s 96 1...
American Tobacco OS aoia
Atchison general 4s 97
Atchison conv 4s 108
Atchison adj 4s stamped 90-
Atchlson conv 5s 108
Atlantic Coast Line cons 4s.... 94
At Coast Line "L A N coll' 4s. 94
Baltimore A Ohio 3s , 81
Baltimore A Ohio 4s 97
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s 92
Can Southern first 5s 100
Chesapeake & Ohio 4s 100 -
C B A Q gen mtg 4s .
C B A Q joint 4s 90 -
C B A Q Ills 4s ,. 94
C B A Q Denver 4s 95
Central Pacific first 4s 95
Chicago A East Ills 4s 78
Chicago R I & P ref 4s 88
Chicago R I A P Col trust 4s.. 68
Colorado A Southern first 4s... 94
Denver A Rio Grande 4s 83
Delaware A Hudson conv 4s 98
Erie first cons P L 4s 89
lnt Met 4s 92
Japanese 4s - 83
Japanese first 4s 91
Japanese second 4s -90
Louisville A Nashville unl 4s... 88
Mo Kan A Tex 4s 81
Missouri Pacific 4s il
New York Central 3s 8"
New York Central L S 8s 81
New York City 4s 92
New York Citv 4s of 195 106
Norfolk A Western 4s 98
Norfolk & Western conv 4s 116
N Y Ont A W 4s 91
Northern Pacific P L 4s 99
Northern Paclfio 3s 69
Oregon Short Line 4s 93
Oregon Ry A Nav 4s 95
Penna Ry 4s of 1948 10S
Reading general 4s 7
Southern Pacific first ref 4s... 98
Southern Paclfio col 4a 99
Southern Railway 4s "8
St L A S F ref 4s 78
fnion Pacific ref 4s T
United States Steel S F Ss 102
I'nlten States 2s registered I0JJ'
United States 2s coupon 100
United S'ates 3s registered 103
98
109
TK
109
94
94
91
. 97
93
101
100
96
96
94
96
96
79
88
68
96
85
9S14
89 '
92
80
92
88
71
87
81
107
8
117
1
99
69
39
93
104
97
98
99
78
79
97
102
IOI
101
102
102
114
114
"
s
3
84
91
100
United States 3s coupon ....103
United States 4s registered.-. .. .113
United -States 4s coupon
..... o
United Railway St L 4s.
Wabash first 4s
Western Union 4s
Westlnghouse conv 5s
Western Pacific 5s
Wiraonsln Central 4s...
West Shore 4s
75
... 68
... 97
... 94
... 88
... 91
. 100
LONDON. July 18. Bar stiver, qutft.
rate of discount for short bills. St3 per
rant' rate of OlSCOUni tor lorw uvuui.
bills, sir a ft Pr "nt-
. x- tiivriavi T11 1 v it sterling
1,... HO days. $4.85: sterling, sight.
$4.874.
Drafts Sight.
2c: telegraph, 5c
.iTTtr -vriw v- Tnlv 18. Money on call,
.,uv tusa oer cent; ruling rate, 2;
closing bid. 2; offered at 3. Time loans.
easier: 60 days. 3 per cent; 90 days, 3
per cent; six months, 4 64 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper.- 4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual busi
ness in bankers' bills at 14.8473 for 60-day
bills and at $4.8745 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.84.
Bar sliver. 60 c
Mexican dollars, 48c,
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
steady.
Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON. July 18. Closing quotations:
Allouez 45;Mohawk 6S
Amalg Copper.. S:l INevada Con 20
A Z L A Sm... 34" Xipissing Mines. 7
Arizona Com .. 5'N'orth Butte o0
B A C C It S M. 7 li North Lake 5
Cal A Arizona.. 74;Jld Dominion... 36
Cal A Hecla. . . .520 I Osceola 116
Centennial 23lulnry 89
Cop Ran Con Co 53. Shannon !'
E Butte Cop M. 13;Superior 47
Franklin 11. Sup A Bos Min.. 1
Glroux Con ... 4 Tamarack 40
Granby Con ... 52 USSRAM... 4
Greene Cananea. 97it! do preferred 40
I Rovalle Cop) 35'rtah Co 1 11
Kerr Lake 21 Utah Copper Co. 61
Lake Copper.... 36 (Winona
La Salle Copper 7 (Wolverine 109
Miami Copper. 28 ! -,
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. July 18. At the begin
ning, of business today the condition of
the United States Treasury was:
Workng balance in Treasury of- -
flees $ 89.973.644
In banks and Philippine Trees. 38.511.6.9
Total In general fund. . . ... . . . . 156.987 M:
Receipts yesterday Tt'Jj ti
Disbursements j-.Jl- 4-7j0
Deficit to date this fiscal year. . 7.978.699
Deficit this time last year.... 17.002.813
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
DEMAND AT YARDS GOOD
At! CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK ARE
SEJLLIXG READILY.
Sheep and Lambs , Do ot Bring
Former Quotations, but Other
Lines Are- Steady.
There was an active market for all
classes of livestock at the North Portland
yards yesterday. The run was a good one
and the demand continued throughout the
day. 'Prices held fairly steady on most
lines.
The best steers offered sold at $6.50 to
$6.80. several loads of feeders were taken
at $5.75. Good cows nrougnt ij iu eo.
In other respects cattle prices were as for
merly quoted.
The hog market was iirm at o.u tor
tops. A few heavy hogs sold at $7.
Sheep prices were ratner unaer tnose oi
last week. On wethers the top quotation
was $4.25 and ewes did not sell above $3.50
Lambs ranged In price from $4 to $5.25 and
yearlings sold at $4.25. '
Receipts yesterday were aso came,
calves, 263 hogs, 1113 sheep and 26 hogs.
Shippers were E. F. Marks, Huntington, 5
cars of cattle and calves; T. D.Warner, Pilot
Rock. 2 cars of sheep; O. E. Gorslln, Los-
tir.e. 1 car of hogs; J. W. Chandler, Elgin
and Enterprise. 3 cars of cattle; Al Page.
Htintin?ton and Kimberly. 2 cars or cattle
and hogs; William Jeffreys, Caldwell, 1 car
of horses; Charles E. Smith, La Grande, 1
car of cattle and calves: W. I. Uishman.
Enterprise, 1 car of hogs; E. MCGreer, tonan
iko, 2 cars of cattle: J. C. Davis. Shedds, 1
car of sheep: W. Jones. Gervais, 2 cars ot
sheep; C. G. Adams, Oakland, 2 cars of
heeo. and J. L. Lampoon, saecca, i car ui
cattle and calves.
The das sales were as rouows:
Weight.
Price.
$3.10
5.25
4.25
2.75
4.10
4.10
7.0O
7.00
4.00
3.50
4.23
5.85
5.75
39 ewes
72 Iambs
10 lambs
50 wethers . . .. .
120
88
. 61
104
102
102
..... 141
853
03
108
93
821
109H
1085
1313
033
1115
.....11U0
1110
910
1050
1030
1057
1000
770
820
1050
916
1204
1114
1019
840
1050
1070
1003
913
900
1093
1110
939
950
100
280
1250
86
73
70
67
67
396
200
201 wethers
j4'j wethers
47 hogs
2 hogs
23 lambs
17 ewes
88 wethers
20 steers
24 steers
14 steers
2 steers
3 steers
27 steers - -
1 steer
27 steers
1 stag
1 cow
7 steers
10 steers
1 cow
2 heifers
1 cow
1 bull
3 cows
25 steers
30 steers
25 cows
1 steer
1 bull
1 cow ,
7 cows
21 cows
1 stag
23 steers
2 steers
8 cows
20 cows
1 calf
2 calves
1 bull
33 yearling sheep
47 lambs
40 lambs
16 lambs
90 lambs
87 hogs
3 hogs
C7 hn.
6.55
6.53
6.53
4.25
3.5-j
5.73
6.50
4.50
6.0(1
4. 50
3.25
5.00
0.30
6.50
5.25
5.25
3.00
5.00
5.00
5.60
5.50
6.80
6.25
5.50
6.09
8.00
7.00
3.25
4.25
5.25
.4.50
4.25
5.10
8.40
7.00
8.40
179
The range of prices at the yards was as
follows
Choice steers
.$4.75 17.00
. 6.00 $.50
. 5.754f) fi.Ou
. 5.75 -ii 6.23
. s.50(& 5.75
. 6.00 5.50
. 7.00 8.25
. .00$ 6.50
. J. 60 5.10
. 4. 75 to u
. 8.000 8.40
. C.25 7.00
. LOO'S 4.25
. 3.00-3 4.25
. 3.00 1r 3.50
. 4.00 5 25
Good steers
Medium steers ...
Choice cows
Good cows
Medium cows
Choice calves ....
Good heavy calves
Bulls
Stf.gs
riogs
LUht
Heavy
Sheep-
Yearlings
Wethers
Ewes
Lambs
Omaha Livestock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 18. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2500; market, steady to easier, na
tive steers. $5.8069.50; cows and heifers.
$3.7507.40; Western steers. 5if8; Texas
steers, $4.506; range cows and heifers, $3f
0; canners. $2.750 4.211'. stockers and feed
ers. S3. I .1 tff o. i o ; tnn, . . , .
stags, etc.. $3.75'5.75.
Hogs Receipts, 9200; market, strong to
5c higher. Heavy. $77.23; mixed, $7.03&
7.25; light, $7.10:57.40; pigs, $u7; duik 01
sales. $7.05 6 7.25. ....
Sheep Jlecelpts. iovu- mai uri,
Yearlings. $5&5.50: wethers $4 2591.90,
ewes. $3.758 4.20; lambs. $.75&7.A).
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. July 17. Cattle Receipts,
2500; market, slow and weak. Beeves, $o.50
419 45; Texas steers, $4.9007.05; Western
steers, $5.8087.80; stockers and feeders,
$3S56.30; cows and heifers. $2.6007.50;
calves, $5.50 8.50. , ,
Hogs Receipts. 12,000; market, fairly ac
tive and oc above yesterday's average. Light,
$7 250 7.72: mixed. $7.157.75; heavy, $1
7.70; rough. S7B7.20: pigs, $5,606 ..4t;
bulk of sales. $7.35'fi 7.70. .
gheep Receipts. 16.00O; market, slow and
generally steady; Native. $3.1585.35; West
ern. $3.40&5.35: yearlings, (4.15 5. 1.) .
lambs, native. (4-97.50; Western $4.2.1 ft 7.40.
SALEM SENTIMENT FELT
Immediate Canvass of City to
"Show" Council Kecall Talked.
SALEM, Or.. July 18. (Special.)
An immediate canvass of all sections
of the city to determine the sentiment
of the people as to the passage of the
Welch lines franchise with an emer
gency clause attached, and if the feel
Ins -Is found sufficiently strong, a pos
sible move to recall the Councllmen
who voted for It, was the sentiment
indicated at a meeting of citiaens and
the executive committee of the Mu
nicipal Improvement League held to
night. Members present declare that the
people In all parts of the city disap
prove the action of the Council and
desire that something be done to dem
onstrate the fact to the Council.
Further action will he delayed pend
ing the result of the canvass which
will be taken.
Byron Springs Hotel Burned.
STOCKTON. CaL, July 18. The Byron
Hotel at Bvron Springs, was destroyed
Kir ir Aarlv today, the loss totalling
li&o.ooo. All of the guests escaped.
but the majority of them lost their per
sonal belongings. '
NEW WHEAT
RECORD
Enormous Yield Reported From
Minnesota and Dakotas.
CHICAGO MARKET HEAVY
Last Prices Are at a Half-Cent ami
More Decline Selling Pressure
Is Constant Oat at the Low
est Level of the Season.
CHICAGO. July 1. LilcHhoofl of U
records 'befny broken this season for yields
per acre throughout the Northwest made
a heavy wheat market today.
Exports In Minnesota and the Dakotas
reported perfect fillips: weather Just at the
right time to help bring about a wheat
crop jot unprecedented size, possibly as
much as 270.000,000 bushels foa, the three
states.
Bearish sentiment was neutralised by ad
vices from the Canadian Northwest that
some damage had been done by frosts.
Invariably, though, the market headed
downward again, selling pressure being
constant.
Corn prices were undermined by tha plen
tiful supply of new corn being offered
freely at low figures to the East.
Despite the Tacts that oats finished at
the lowest level this seaaon prices did not
cover so wid a range m usual.
Demoralisation ruled tne pora marao.
Leadlng futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High.
...0.7tt 0.8
.. .11 .II-H4
.. .06, .00
.. .99 1.00
CORN.
. .. .11. .7
.. .G
.. .BHH .57
.. .57 ii .57
OATS.
. .. .40H .13
.. .83 i .SS
.. .84 .34
.. .3i .;i
PORK.
Low.
0. 96
.:
.95
.99
Close.
July
10.96 i
Sept.
.lt:i
.95
.09
Uec.
May
July .
Sept. .
Dec a
.TO',4
.4
.55
.5S
.70
.64
.55
.5
May ..
July
Sept.
Dec
May
.40
.33
.84
.38
.41
.33
.34
.36
July
17.25
17.00
17.62
17.S5
Sept.
..17.92 17.97 ' 17.87
..18.11;; J8.0 17.M
. .l.la 18.12 17.80
LARD.
Jan.
July
Sept.
Oct.
10.82
10.47
10.32
10.10
. .10.S3 10.(10
. .1(1. CD 10.B5
..10.15 10.15
10.45
10.50
10.05
Jan.
SHORT RIBS.
July 10.37 10.37 10.32 10.32
Sept 10.,'tO 10.50 JU.40 lu.o
Oct 10.35 Kl.87 10.32 1C37
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Weak; 20 & 25c lower.
Rye Xo. 2. 73c
Barley None. ...
Timothy seed $5.50.
Clover seed S15&18.
Pork Mess, 17. 17.80.
Lard In tierces, f 10.32. x
Short ribs Loose, S10.32',,.
Grain statistics;
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 192,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 692,000 bushels, compared with 1.340,
000 bushels the corresponding; day a year
ajro. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 86 cars; corn, 108 cars; oats. 110
cars; hogs, 12,000 head.
Grains In San Francisco.
SAX FRANCISCO, July IS. Spot quota
tions: Walla Walla, 1.G0 1.02 ; red Rus
sian. 1.G5&1.70; Turkey red, $1.70L75;
bluestem. $l.t51.87 ; teed bailey, Sl.37
1.40; white oats. 1.S0(S 1.85; bran, S2Sfi
2S.50; middlings. S36I337; shorts, 33.
Call board sales :
Wheat No trading.
Barley December, 81.33; May, 81.88
1.39.
Grain and Produce at New York.
NEW YORK, July 18. Flour Easy.
Wheat Spot. easy. Futures closed ir
regular at c decline to c advance; July.
$1.02; September, 11.00; December,
1.02.
Petroleum Steady. -
Hops Easy. State, common to choice,
1911, 26&.33c; Pacific Coast, 1911, 304j'33c
Hides steady.
Wool Quiet.
Pua-et Sound Grain Markets.
SEATTLE. Wash.. July IS. Wheat Blue
stem, 92c; club. 87c; fortyfold. S7c; fife.
87c; red Russian, S7c.
TACOMA. Wash.. July 18. Wheat Spot:
ttiuesiem. woe; ciuo. yic. (Kiiiewirei u...
ery: Bluestem. S5c; club. 81c Testerdays
car receipts Wheat, 4 hay, 3.
Minneapolis Grain Market,
MINNEAPOLIS. July 18. Wheat July,
1.05: September, 94c; December. 95
fii.054hc. Cash No. 1 hard. $1.08; No. 1
Northern. 1.0UG1.07: No. 2 Northern.
81.05l.O5; NO. is wneat, i.uon
Flax 1.93.
Barley 45 fa 05c
Rye No. 2, 69 70c.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON. July IS. Cargoes steady. Walla
Walla, September-October shipment, at 3fcs.
English and French country markets, quiet.
LIVERPOOL. July IS. Close: Wheat
July. 7s 6id; October, 7s lfcd; December,
7s d. Weather, cloudy.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Births.
TOLAN To the wife of Henry Tolan.
B745 Millard avenue, July 10, a daughter.
GRIFFITH To the wife of Mode Grif
fith, 312 Third street, July 18, a son.
GILTN3R To the wife of Harry Truman
Gtltner, Forest Grovbe. July 14, a daughter.
MAGILL To the wife of Fred ilaglll.
104 Sumner street, July 15, a daughter.
YEOMAN To the wife of R. J. Yeoman,
i East Fifty-fifth street, July 17, a daughter.
6TRANDBERG To the wits of Alfred
Strandberg, 070 Wilson street, July li, a
daughter.
HOLMES To the wife of John W.
Holmes. 7708 Fifty -seventh avenue, July 10,
a on.
POWER To the wife of George Power,
Seattle, Wash., July 7, a son.
SERVETTO To the wife of Charley Ser
vetto. Columbia Slough road, July 7, a
daughter. . , , ,
HARVEY To ths wife of Luclan Allen
Harvey, 062 Bryant street, July 8, a daugh
ter ANDERSON To the wife of Samnel An
derson. 312 Alnsworth street, July 1, a son.
CARLSON To the wife of Frank Edward
Carlson. 331 Fourteenth street, July 4, a son.
ECONOMES To the wife of James Econ
omes, 103d East Eleventh street, July 9, a
SSNEAD To the wife of John J. Shaw
Snead. Loag Beach, Wash., July 13, a son.
HENDERSON To the wife of Robert S.
Henderson, Walla Walla, Wash., July 12. a
daughter. ,
GRECO To the" wife of Mcola Greco, 5B
East Seventeenth street, July 14, a son.
BENNER To the wife of Henry Benner,
5S2 Markjt street, July 7. a son.
WICKHAM To the wife of Harley Kelly
Wlckham. 1507 Oneonta street. July 7, a son.
JOHNSON To the wife of Harry Carl
Johnson, 1162 Union avenue, July 14, a
SKRINGLEHEDE To the wife of Theo
dore Krlnglehede, 1S7 Halsey street,- Julj
UHor-To the wife of Elmer J. Hoy. 5429
Sixty-fifth avenue. S. E.. July 13, a daughter.
PILSTER To the wife of William F.
Pllster. Damascus. Clackamas County. July
fi. a son. ,
. . ...-.i t 1 eq.tr 1 U Tn Tnhrt At-
A 1 j (. A . . 1 V 1. 1 - J . . 1 .-..- . " . -
exander. Forest Grove. 51. and Marian Eait-
naROBERTSCN-M 'QVISTON To Angus J.
Robertson, city. 83. and L. May McQulston.
ClHARPEk-SWENSON To Romer W. Har
per, citv. 31, and Blanche Swenson, city, 27.
PETERSON-WILTON To BTank C. Pe
tersoV. city, legal, and Grace M. Wilton.
" HELENrUS-VIRORI To Frans Helenlus,
city 24, and Silja virorl. city. 24.
ACKLEY-JONES To Mignon D Ackley,
city 30. and Maude A. Jones, city. 20.
KEENAN-OILLILAUB To R. F Keenan,
city. 2S. s.ad Ruby Gllllland. city. 19
KISSEY-GODDARD To Charles H. Kln
se city, 49. and Lydla Goddard. Woodstock.
3'mEP.EDITH-MILLIGAN To Frank Mre
dith city. 24, and Florence Milllgan. city. 16,
STARK-TfUM To Len E. Stark, city,
legal, and Mrs. Mabel Thnm city, legal.
3 ENNINGS-WEDELIUS To Asfiby P.
Jennings, city, 30, and Julia Wedellus, city,
28LITHERLAND-REMfCK To O. C. Llth
erland. city. 43. and Elsie May Remlck. St.
Johns. 36. -
St. Johns Library Site Offered.
ST. JOHNS. 'or.. July 18. (Special.)
LUMBERMENS
National Bank
Savings Department Grows
In twelve months our savings deposits
have nearly tripled.
Four per cent interest paid on savings
accounts.
Capital - -
LADD STILTON BANK
EsUbliiihed 1859.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
Borplna and Undivided Profits 800,000.00
Commercial and Savings Accounts
Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks issued, avail.,
able in ail parts of the orld.
OmCERS
W. m. Lad a. PtwrUea. Robert . HosrarO, Asst. Canh1r
Edward Caoklnshasa. VlceFrea. J. W. Ladd, Asst. Caaliier.
W. H. Daaekler, Cashier. -Walter H. CM, Ast. Cashier.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus 900,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains
t i iA-... tm.1...
day at 11 A. M. (or Skeena river crossing, 164 miles, and connecting with
"ta. 8 Inlander" for Hazelton, B. C, 14 miles.
Free publications regarding Canadian Homestead Lands, Business and
loclal conditions; also business openings.
GKA1 TRl'Nlv RAILWAY SYSTEM
(Double Track Route.)
Four thronarh trains daily. No excess fare. Between Chicago and all
pointa East. Thronsfh Pullman Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
J. H. Burgls, General Agent, Passenger Department
Dorsey B. Smith. C. P. A.
69 Fifth Street, Portland. Oregon.
M. L. Holbrook has offered to donate
a site 60x100 for the erection of a pub
lic library building at the corner of
Charleston street and Central avenue.
The Public Library Association of Port
land has agreed to erect a building to
cost in the neighborhood of $25,000,
provided the city of St. Johns acquire
possession of a site, not smaller than
100x150 feet. Hence the offer of Mr.
Holbrook. The site he proffers Is cen
trally located and worth J1800. Officials
of the association have been invited to
look the site over and decide If it Is
suitable for the purpose intended. The
funds for the structure are available
from the Carnegie fund.
V tab Committee Visits Salem.
SALEM, Or.. July 18. (Special.)
Investigating tax conditions in various
recommend
ing tax reforms to the Utah Legisla
ture, a jUnKeting com mi nee, ,,wilcu
by the Governor of that state, spent
iatIbv hrA rnnfprrintr with members
of the State Tax Commission. The
visitors were F. W. KirKnam, o.
Patterson and Harden Bennlon.
Kindly Observe
That
BITULITHIC
PAVEMENT
DOES NOT
GET
STICKY
THESE HOT
DAYS
J.C.WILSON&CO.
STOCKS. BONUS, GRAIN AND COTTON
MEMBERS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
KDW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
XHJS STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO.
PORTLAND OFFICE:
Main Floor Lumbermens Bank Bldg.
Fifth and Stark.
Phones Marshall 4120. A 4187.
TRAVELERS' GU1DK.
SYDNEY SHORT LINE
IV KfA M. O a -
Via HONOLULU and TUTUILA (SAMOA)
Splendid Steamers of Oceanic steamship IM.
(Spreckels Line). 10.OUU tons displacement.
Jail from Ssn Francisco, July 1 July 20
(new schedule) and ver8aL?,rl'Tv
itter on a 19-DA1' SERVICE ; TO feVDNB.
AUSTRALIA, with stop at HON
A A MO V. THE QUICK AND ATTRACTIVE.
ROUTE TO THE ASTIFODES. Ban Fran
Sico to Sydney. 1st els 200; round trl,
t300 Bound world, f600. 1st clsas; OT d
class. Via Ceylon and Mediterranean. (Stop,
ovsrs).
HONOLULU $110 .ASS
1st class. Sailings. June 2. July t. le, M
and every t weeks.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO., M Market St
aan Vraaelsea.
SI, 000,000
Effective Jane 34th, 1912.
S. S. Prince Rupert &
S. S. Prince George
Leave Seattle, Wsia.
W ednesday aad Sunday at 12rOO o'l'lock
MldniKt for Victoria, Vancouver, I'rlnce
Rupert, Stewart, Granby Bay and Queen
Charlotte Islands.
$48.oa.
STEWART, B. C,
AND RETURN
$48.03
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY.
(Mountain Division.)
Dnnart Mnndav. Wednesday and Satur
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Canadian Pacific
-EMl'RESSES Or THE ATLANTIC"
A-SO ufHtK STJvAUbMir'S.
MONTREAL. QUEBEC AMI LIVERPOOL
VIA THE
SCENIC ROUIE TO EUROPR
1000 MILES
03ff THS ST. LAWKUKCS RIVCR
AND . .
LESS THAN FOLK DATS AT SA
263S MILES. PORT TO PORT
THE SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAOB
First Cabin I !)i.60 and an
Second Cabin $58.11 and ap
One-Class Cabin (Jd-class) 4o.os and Bp
Third-Class Lowest rates on request.
Canadian Pacltio office, corner 'i'uird snd
Pine (Multnomah Hotel bidf.i. Porl.and.
snd all local agents
LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURG
Cleveland. J.-2S.na.m.lPres. Grant.. . -Aug. 8
tKais.Aue.Vic.Aug. lltAmerlka Aug. 15
tKitz-Carlton a la Carte Restaurant.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
g. S. MOLTKE AUGUST 20. 11 A. M
S. 8. HA-UBURG SEPT. 1. I V. M.
Hamuurr-American Line, ISO Powsll St., Ban
Francisco, Cal.; O.-W. R. & N. Co.. Nor.
Pacific. D. & R. O. R. R.. Burlington Route.
Milwaukee A Puget So. R. R.. Great North
ern Railway Co.. D. B. Smith. tSU Fifth St.,
Portland, or.
LOS ANGELES AND SAN DIKGO
STKAMSHIl'J A1.H1 AND 11A11VAKB.
Kailroad or any steamer to San Fran
cisco, the Expo City, largest, fastest,
and the ONLY strictly first-class pas
eeneer ship on the Coast. Average speed
it miles per hour: cost J2.000.0uu eaci.
BAN FRAN i CISCO, PORTLAND at L. A.
S. S. CO.
Main (2S. Frank Holism, Asjent. A iilK
il'M Third Street.
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33EtS3TI
AJ&Jusr sues. xjF
EXPRESS STEAMERS FOR
ban Francisco snd Los Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE
S. 8. BEAVER sails a A. M., July 21.
THIS SAN FRAN. A PORTLAND S. S. CO.
Ticket Office 142 Third Street.
t'bone: Main liBOa. A liux.
COOS BAY LINE
SlEAMsUIP BREAK. WATER
Sails from Alnsworth Dock. Portland, at
A. M., July i. . 14. 1. H. 291 August
S e 13. 18t 23, 28. Freight received St
Alnsworth Dock daily up to 6 P. M.
passenger fare first-class, $10; second
class i7. Including berth and meals.
Ticket office AlnBwortu Dock. Phones
Main 3600. A 2332.
San Francisco, Los Angelei
and San Diego Direct
S. & Roanoke and S. S. Elder
kail Erery Wednesday Alternately al a P. Ja.
NORTH PACIFIC S. 8. CO.
Itt A Third St. Phones Main 11. A Ill
NEW YORK -PORTLAND
REGULAR FREIGHT PERVICK.
Low Rates. Schedule Time.
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. CO.
213 Hallway Exekanne Bldg.
Portland, Or.
Mala 8378.
Drain to Coos Bay
Auto Every Day. Wire Reservations te
O. MATTOON, Drain, Or.