THE MORNING OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1913.
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HOPS AT QUARTER
Jwenty-Five Cents Paid for
200 Bales Yakimas.
OREGONS SELL AT 24 CENTS
Market Strong and Advancing With
Orders Received for Eastern and
XVreign Shipments Stocks
Left in First Hands.
The week opened with a decidedly stronger
feeling In the hop market. Price are fully
half a cent better on all grades than at the
close of last week, and show a cent gain over
the prices of a week aso. Twenty-four oenta
was offered growers la this state yesterday
cor rood lots.
The moat Important deal of the day was
closed at Yakima, when C. S. May paid
Guy Grafton SS cents for 204 hales of choice
Yaklmas.
The Kola Kels Bop Company nought 850
tales from T. A. XJvesley & Co. at 24 cents.
Louis Lachmund was offered 24' cents for
sv clock of hops, bnt declined to sell. A 24
cent offer was also turned down by Kirk, of
St. Paul. There were orders for choice hops
in Western Washington at the same price.
W. W. Perclvara crop of 2T4 bales at In
dependence was bought by Louis Lachmund
st 23 cents. Klaber, Wolf & Netter paid
2St cents for the Thompson lot of 78 bales
at 8herwood, 22 hi cents to George Randall,
of Oregon City, tor 82 bales, and the same
price to Will Bents, of Aurora, for 60 bales.
- Purchases were- also made by the Seavey
Hop Company at 22M cents and 22 cents.
In addition to the other transactions In
Washington, C. M. Metzler bought ISO bales
at 28 cents.
The California market was active, the
day's sales including the Sanford Bros, crop
of SS5 bales of Sonomas at 21 cents, the
lllldreth lot of .ISO bales at 22 cents and
two other 'lots.
Hop shipments from Oregon up to Novem
ber 10 amounted to 75,000 bales. Several
dealers yesterday figured the stock left In
growers' hands at 35,000 bales, with 5000
owned by speculators and 5000 held for
Kastern account. Unless they can find more
hops somewhere, the total 3918 crop will
show up less than was expected.
TONE OF WHEAT MARKET IS J'IRM
Soles of Club Are Made on Basis of
Cents.
There was a firmer tono in the country
wheat markets yesterday, with sales of club
on the busis of SO4 cents. Local dealers
did not quote this grade over 80 cents.
2:!ucbtem was quoted at flw cents, and could
nut be bought tor less. The volume of busi
ness transacted was not large. Oats and
barley were quiet.
Conditions in the flour trade remain un
changed. ' Not much business Is passing in
cavorts.
.Local receipts. In cars, were reported by
tbo Merchants' Exchange as follows:
Wheat Jbarley Flour Oats Hay
Holiday l.sO 14 17 18 41
Year ago . . . . . 1M) i!4 14 11 2
(Season to date. 81815 13115 10U7 910 1243
Year aso S3T1 1116 941 7SU 973
Tlie 'weekly wheat statistics of the Mer
chants' Kxuhulise follow:
American Visible Supply.
Bushels. Increase.
Nov. 17, 3913 ..
Nov. IS, UI2 ..
Kov. 20. 3 011 ..
tav. 21, 1910 ..
Nov. -'2. ..
Nov. 2, 11HIS . .
-Nov. u.i. lyjL'7 . .
. Nov. 20. lot) ..
Nov. 27, 1!U5
Nov. - 28, 1S04 : .
.....U0.H02.O0O 4.S07.0O0
. ... 5L',uaO,.MIO 0,670.000
U7,U1,000 1.355.O0O
. ... 43.31H.0O0 1,430.000
. ... 27.030,000 "llo'.'.OOO
. ... 62,920,000 2,420,000
. ... 41. 1154,000 204,000
.... 41,645,000 2,275,000
.... 35.1157,000 2,213.000
. . . . 35,595,000 2,1'JO.OOU
Decrease.
Quantities on Passage
Week Week Week
endlnK ending ending
Nov. 15 Nov. 8 Nov. ltl,'12
For Bushels Bushels Bushels
V. K. 12.424.000 12,900,000 21,312,000
Continent . . lS.5ji8.000 10,744.000 1S.44O.O00
' Totals .. .30.952.000 29.704.OOO 89,702,000
World's Shipments (flour Included)-
Week Week Week
ending ending ending
Nov. 15 Nov. 8 Nov. 10,' 12
From Bushels Bushels Bushels
17. S.. Can.. 7.5H9.0OO 7,8:fS.OOO 5.172.0OO
Argentina . 4f8.WHI 21lu,0MO 1.272.0O0
Australia .. 736,00(1 K96.0O0 384.000
Dannb p'ts. J.7C4,0OO 1.040,000 .1.496,000
JtUHSla 4,311,000 8,752.000 4.744,000
India 224.0OO 4U6.0OO 1.424.0OC
Totals .. .15,095,000. 14,918,000 14,492.000
World's shipments, season to date
Total since Same period
From July 1. '13. last season.
IT. S. and Canada. ... 116. 4,0OO 85,4-48,000
Argentine 10,2.ii,(KH 26.832. 000
Australia 12,4SC.00O 9.8S5.000
Uanublan ports 14.812.00O 27.05O.OOO
Russia 65.028. OOO 06.014,000
India U3.206.OO0 33.2US.OOO
Totals
. .242,437,000 239.433,000
APPlJiS ARK1VE AT LO'DOX GREEN
Early Shipments Lack Color and Do Not
Bring Top Prices.
In reporting apple market conditions In
Kngland, W. Dennis A Sons, of London, un.
tier date of November 1. say:
"With regard to .Newtowns, Oregons are
arriving very green and values range from
. 30s to 12c. Colorado Newtowns range about
30s to lis. California Newtowns have the
best color and they are making for the
best brands almost the equivalent of Ore
sons, other four tiers are worth about 8s
to 10a and four and halt tiers 8s to 8s 6d.
At Liverpool the Newtown trade is very
slow. Oregon Newtowns in very green
condition have made 8s 6d to 10s, while
Californlas don't seem to move at all.
. "Our report this week Is a very disheart
ening one for shippers, but if there should
be a radical Improvement In the stock, it
will, not be long before we are again In a
position to report favorably."
Quotations follow:
London Wenatchee, Arlsto Blacks, 10s to
11a. Oregon. Newtowns. 10s to 12s. Call
fornlan. Comloe, 9s, 10a 6d per V, box; Glou
Slorceau, 6s 9d. 7s per V4 box; Easter
Beurres, 6s per H box. Colorado, 10a to 11a
Liverpool Oregon. Winter Nells pears, 14s
to 15s 6d per toi; Newtowns, 8s 6d to 10s;
Jielleflowers. 6s to 5s Od. . Wenatchee, Jon
athans, Ds to 9s 9d; Belief lowers, 7s.
Ql'.UITY OF SOUHTERN TRUCK BETTER
California Vegetables Are Arriving in Good
Condition.
California vegetables are coming forward
In better condition now, much, to the satis
faction of the Frbnt-street trade. A mixed
car of tomatoes, head lettuce and celery
arrived from Los Angeles, also a straight
car of celery. Another car of celery Is due
In a few days. The season for Oregon eel
ery Is about over. The California article is
quoted at $4 a crate. Tomatoes sold at
$1.75 and lettuce at $2.25.
A car of Florida grapefruit was received
and a car of oranges is due tomorrow. Ba-
. nanaa will be' In Thursday. The train was
reported out of Los Angeles yesterday green.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
, Clearlnirs. Balances.
Portland $2,879,182 $285,974
Seattle 2,412,067 415. 3;. 0
Tacoma 510,245 40,003
Spokane 1.023,910 135,875
Country Dressed Stents Firmer.
Conditions In the dressed meat market are
Improving. Veal . and pork prices were un
changed yesterday, but both lines were firm
s The poultry trade was slow and some of
the stock carried over from Saturday was
sold at shaded prices to work it off. Re
eeipts of ducks were larger than usual.
The egg market was firm and unchanged.
With 4.1 cent toa toj, qmiml M Oreanns,
Butter and cheese were firm at last
week's prices.
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Hour, Feed. Etc
WHEAT Track prices: Club, 80c; blue
stem, 90c: forty-told. 81c; red Russian, 78o:
valley, 80c.
FLOUR Patents, $4.40 per barrel;
straights, $3.80; exports, 3.i5 33.70; valley,
$4.40; graham, $4.80; whole wheat, $4.50.
OATS No. 1 white, $2528 per ton.
CORN Whole, $37; cracked, $38 per ton.
MILLSTUFFS Bran, $22 per ton; shorts,
$24 per ton; middlings, $30 per ton.
BARLEY Feed, $4.SO per ton; brewing.
$2S.50&26: rolled, $2829.
HAY No. 1 Eastern Oregon timothy. $15
mixed timothy, $12 14; alfalfa, $13
13.50; clover, $9010; valley grain hay. $11
13. -
Fruits and Vegetable.
Local Jobbing quotations:
TROPICAL FRUITS Oranges, $4.50 per
box; lemons, 89 per box; pineapples,
7e pound; bananas, 4p5c per lb.; pome
granates, $2 per crate; grapefruit, $6,250
0.50 per box; persimmons. $2 per box.
ONIONS Oregon, $2.30 2.50 per sack;
Buying price, $1.85 X. o. b. shipping points.
VEGETABLES Cabbage. llVo per
pound; cauliflower, $11.25 per dozen; cu
cumbers, 4045o per doz. ; eggplant, 10
12 "Ac per lb.; head lettuce, $2.25 per crate;
peppers, 57c per pound; radiBhes. 1012r
per dozen; tomatoes, $1.75 per box; garlio,
12 Vic per pound; sprouts, llo per pound;
artichokes, $1.50 per dozen; squash, Ifto per
pound; pumpkins, IVio per pound; celery,
$4 per crate.
OKEEN FRUIT Apples, 60c $2.25 per
box: pears, 11.50 per box; grapes, 40c
$1.75 per crate; Malagas. $7.50S50 per
keg: Kmnerors. $8.75ti4 per keg; casabas.
2o per pound; cranberries, $11.50 per
Darrei.
POTATOES Oregon. $1.10 per hun
dred: buying price, 7590o at shipping
points; sweet potatoes, $2 per crate.
SACK VEGETABLES Turnips. $1.25;
carrots, $1.10; parsnips, $1.26; beets, ,$1.25.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Local Jobbing quotations:
POULTRY Mens. 14314c: Borings. 14
14fec: turkeys, live. 2O022o; dressed. 24 W
25c; ducks, 1316o; geese, 12 Mo.
EGGS Oregon fresh ranch, candled. 460
47c per dozen; storage, 85o per dozen.
cheese Oregon triplets, 17c; Daisies,
17Hc; Young Americas, 18c
BUTTER Oregon creamery, prints, ex
tras, 84235o: cubes, extras, 82c; cubes.
firsts, 8uc.
PORK Fancy, loo per pound.
VEAL Fancy, 33Hc per pound.
Staple Groceries.
Local Jobbing quotations:
SALMON Columbia River, one-pound
talis. $2.25 per dozen; half-pound flats.
$1.40; one-pound flats. $2.45; Alaska, pink,
one-pound talis, 85c; sllversides, one-pound
tails, $1.25.
HONE x Choice, s3.zoqtb.70 per case.
NUTS Walnuts, lAc per pound; Brazil
nuts. 20c; filberts, 1515c; almonds, 20
&J21c: peanuts. ogfiDftc: cocoanuts, ii per
dozen; chestnuts, 12o per pound; hickory
nuts. taic; pecans, ic, pine, xinvt
20c.
BEANS Small white, 6c; large white.
4c; Lima, 0.80c.; pink, 4c; Mexican, 6c;
bayou, 4.40c
SUGAR Fruit and berry, $5.20; Honolulu
plantation. $5.16; beet, $5; extra C, $4.70;
powdered, barrels, $5.45; cubes, barrels,
$5.20.
Coffee Koastea- in arums, lsdsxo per
pound.
SALT Granulated. S14 per ton: nair
ground, 100s. $10.25 per ton; 60s, $11 per
ton; dairy, $12.60 per ton.
RICE No. 1 Japan, SB54c: cheaper
grades. 4c; Southern head, 56c.
DRIED FRUITS Apples. 10c per pound -
apricots, 1214o; peaches, 8llc; prunes.
Italians. B3viuc; currants, ufec; raisins,
loose. Muscatel. 6(47c, bleached Thomp
son, 11C. unbleached Sultanas 5c. seeded
9c: dates, Persian, Stac per pound; fard.
$1.40 per box.
r llio isoxes. iv-ounce, evc; so 12-
ounce. $2.25; 50 6-ounce, $1.85; 70 4-ounce,
$2.15; Smyrna, 40-pound boxes, 20c
Provisions.
HAMS 10 to 12-pound. 202Oc: 12 to
14-DOund. 194 20c; 14 to 18-pound.
IB Vic; skinned, 19 ft 20 c; picnic, 14c;
boiled, 30c.
BACO.N Fancy, 2S2'Jc; standard, 21 Hv
25 ViC.
DRY SALT CURED Bacon. lSH20c;
short clear backs. 14 V4 164c: bellies. 15
17c: strips, leid-iY vtc.
LARD Tierce basis: Pure. 13 14c; com
pound, 10 ftc.
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1913 crop, prime and choice. 22
23Vt:C'; 1912 crop, nominal.
PELTS Pry. 10c: spring lambs. 4060c:
shearlings, 30 &' 56c.
HIDES Salted hides, 13o per lb.: salt
kip, 1314c; salted calf, 18c; green hides.
12v; dry hides, 23 Vic; dry calf. 25c: salted
bulls, 9o per pounds; green bulls, 7 80.
WOOL Valley, ll(a17c; Eastern Oregon,
list) 16c.
MOHAIR 1913 clip, 2526o per pound.
CASCARIA BARK. Old and new. 5o per
pound.
8AJ( FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKETS
Prices Quoted at the Bay City for Vege
tables. Fruits, Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17. The follow
ing produce prices were current here today:
Cheese Jew, j.oitfxuc; xoung Americas,
1517ttc.
Fruit Apples. Belltlowers, J1.Z6&1.6O;
Newtowns, $1.25(1 65; other varieties, 40c(9
fl.75; Mexican limes, $4&; pineapples, 76c
tt$2; lemons, $1.5o(fl0.
Eggs Fancy ranch. 60c; store, 49c
Butter Fancy creamery, 32ftc; seconds.
29c.
Vegetables Cucumbers, 75cI1.25: green
peas, o&12Vac; string beans, 2(0.'6c; egg
plant, 40c$l.
onions $1.00 .'a -'
Potatoes River Delta whites. 85c $1.00;
Salinas Burbanks, $1.S52; sweets, $1.25&
1.60.
Receipts Flour, 6730 quarter sacks; bar
ley, 67.377 centals; potatoes, 6913 sacks;
hay, 716 tons. ...
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17. Coffee was .weak
today, owing to European cables' and re
ports that ' Brazil was still pressing sales.
The opening was steady at a decline of 8 to
10. Active months sold to a net loss of 21
to 25, most months making new low ground
for the movement. The close was steady
at 20 to 25 net lower. Sales, 9S.OOO; De
cember, 9.14c; January, 9.27c; March, 9.63c;
May, 9.76c; July, 9.06c; September, 10.16c.
Spot unsettled. Rio, No. 7, OHc: Santos,
No. 4, 12 c Mild, quiet. .Cordova, 13Vsy
16VsC nominal.
Raw sugar firm. Muscovado. 3.143.17c;
centrifugal, 3.64 3. 67c; molasses, 2.E9i&
2820. Refined, steady; cut loaf, 5.30c;
crushed, 5.20c; mold A. 4i85c; cubes, 4.00c;
X A X X powdered, 4.50c; powdered, 4.45c;
fine granulated, 4.35o; diamond A, 4.35c;
confectioners' A, 4i25c; No. 1. 4.25c.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17. Lead quiet. 4.25
4.50: London. 19.
spelter quiet, o.zv(fro.ttu; Lonaon, izo -i-e
6d.
Copper weak. Standard, spot and futures
not quoted; electrolytic, 15.515.50; lake,
lo.ou; casting, ia.uu'tfia.o.
Tin steady: spot and November. 89.759
40.25; December, 39.60itf40.o0; January, 39.55
Antimony dull. Cooksons. 7.60.
' Iron quiet. No. 1 Northern, 16.0016.50;
No. 2 Northern, 15.50rai6.00; No. 1 South
ern, 15.25& 15.75; No. 1 Southern soft. 16.25
Hops, Etc-, at New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. Hops, steady;
state common to choice, 1913, 40rg4Sc; 3912.
w'.-c; macule coast, 1913, Xo&ioOc; 191.,
25 fjj. 28c.
Hides, easy. Bogota, B0v4 31Vic; central
American, 31c
Petroleum steady. Refined New York,
bulk. $5.25; barrels, $S.70; cases, $11.25.
Wool -titeady. Domestic fleece. XX Ohio,
25c
Wool Listed for Lonodon Sales.
LONDON. Nov. 37. The listing of wool
for the six series of auction sales closed with
arrivals as follows: New South Vv ales. 37.
00O, bales; Queensland. 38; Victoria, 13,000;
South Australia. 10.000.; West Australia,
12.00O; Tasmania, 100O; New Zealand, ll.OOO;
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 21,000.
Chicago Dairy Produce.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17. Butter, strong.
Creameries, 22V432c.
Eggs, slightly firmer. Receipts, 2732 cases;
at mark, cases included, 28B3o; ordinary
firsts, 30 82c: firsts, 84 34 tic
Cheese, unchanged.
Dulnth Unseed Market.
DtTLUTH Nov. 3 7. Close: Linseed,
$1.38 Vi : Deoember, $1.86 M; May, $1.41.
Hops at London.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17. Hops In London.
Paclno Coast. 6 6s7.
Cotton Market.
NETW YORK. Nov. 17. Spot cotton, quiet;
middlings, 13.70a; do, gulf, 13.95c
Elgin Butter Market.
12 LOIN, 111., Nov. 17. Butter, firm, 82c
per pound.
Why spend bo much time worrying
about the mysterious, vfhen there are
o many useful plain facta you don't
know. bQUtZ
PB ME BEEF HIGHER
Choice Cattle Advance at
North Portland Yards.
QUARTER GAIN IN PRICE
Lambs Also Sell at Better Quotation.
Hog Market Is Steady in Face
of Unusually Ilea-vy Run
for Bay.
Business was on an active scas at the
stockyards yesterday. The run was one
of the best of the season, amounting to
over 6000 head. This bis; supply had no
adverse effect on the market, so far as
the best quality offerings was concerned.
A premium was paid for choice steers, and
lambs also sold at an advance. The hog
market was In a healthy condition.
One load of prime steers was sold at $7.75,
a quarter above last week's level. Other
good loads were taken at $7.35 and $7.40.
Butcher stock figured extensively In the
transactions, the feature In this line being
the sale of a load of cows at $3.75.
The hog market was about stationary at'
last week's level, tops going for the most
part at $8 and good heavy stock at $7.
Three loads of choice lambs sold at $6,
an advance of a quarter over last week's
quotation. Ewes brought $3.75 to $4.
Receipts were 835 cattle, 2J.24 hogs and
3222 sheep.
Shippers were: W. I. Dlshman, Redmond,
1 car cattle; F. Fleetwood. Baker, 2 cars
cattle; O. E. Hogue, Welser, 1 car hogs:
C. Sharkey, Nampa, 1 car cattle; Dlliard
Finch, Heppner. 1 car cattle; Clarke, Sweet
Grass, 1 car cattle; W. M. Wright, Pendle
ton, 1 car hogs W. A. Cover. Homestead,
8 cars cattle; D. P. Logan, Huntington,. 3
cars cattle; F D. Jones. Orangeville, 5 cars
cattle; A. S. Hunt. Caldwell. 5 cars cattle;
A. F. Hunt, Caldwell. 4 cars cattle; Yaki
ma Produce & Feed Co., Fatus, 1 car hogs;
G. M. Lloyd, Waltsburg, a cars hogs; W.
B. Chandler, Dayton, 2 cars hogs; O. L.
Pagnet. Hunts Ferry, 1 car hogs; W. D.
Kurtz, The Dalles, 2 cars hogs; G. F, Prosh,
Fern, 1 car hogs; B. Glenn. Condon, 1 car
hoga; Hon & Newcomer, Meridian. 1 car
hops; W. L. Conner, Nampa. 1 car hogs;
Pierce Prummel, Parma, 1 car hogs; tiol
Dickerson, Weiser, 1 car hogs; J. W. Fra
zier, Welser, 1 car hogs; J. W. Kelley.
Welser, 2 cart hogs; Anderson & Rohferick.
1 car sheep; H. Wallin, Is'yssa, 1 car sheep;
F. B. McCully, Molalla, 7 cars sheep; G. B.
Bennett, 1 car sheep; G. L. Wiley, Wal
lowa, 2 cars cattle and hogs; W. Chandler.
Dayton, 1 car cattle and hogs; L. L. Miller,
Nampa, 1 car cattle and hogs; G. F. Vestel,
Payettfl. S cars cattle and hogs; John Kins
man, Heppner, 1 car cattle, calves and hogs.
The days sales were as follows:
Weight. Price.
17 steers. , 1200 $7.75
7 steers 114 ' 7.75
24 cows ...................... .1120 6.75
1 cow 1370 5.00
1 steers 1157 7.00
2 steers 1055 6.00
6 cows 11ST 6.75
16 steers 1043 7.25
1 cow 1110 6.23
1 bull 1420 5.00
11 cows 11 50 5.50
3 steers 1027 6.25
0 steers .....108 0.85
lO bulls 1750 S.50
25 steers lioa &uo
25 steers 1138 6.35
10 cows 1031 6.10
23 steers. 1130 7.35
17 steers 11: Hi 7.35
2 cows 1105 B.00
1 cow 1000 6.00
1 calf 140 it. 00
14 heifers 822' 6.75
2i; steers 914 5.85
21 steers 1570 COO
25 steers 1010 7.00
1 bull 1480 6.70
4 bulls 1503 4.50
1 mi;ll 930 4.00
1 bull 1320 4.00
19 steers 1150 6.00
81 hogs 7SOO 8.00
1 ho 410 8.00
82 hoss -T.l 8.00
00 hogs 23a 8.00
4 hogs 370 7.50
71 hogs .. 200 8.0O
6 hogs 345 7.00
03 hogs 1S2 8.00
114 lambs 78 6.00
5 hogs S30 6.0O
16 hogs 193 7.00
4 hogs 320 7.40
7 hogs 420 6.00
7 hogs 3S0 7.00
5 bulls 1354 5.75
1 steer 730 4.00
20 steers S9 - 6.00
83 hogs 200 8.0O
5 hogs 370 7.O0
lO hogs 220 8.00
38 hogs 245 8.00
15 cows 1125 6.75
2 cows 1265 6.00
1 stag ..... 1110 O.O0
2 steurs 2110 6.00
S2 steers 1040 7.00
23 steers 10S3 7.40
- 25 steers 104S 7.40
80 hogs -. 104 S.0O
89 hoss 217 8.0O
1 hog 370 7.00
86 hogs OS 8.00
83 hogs 218 8.00
2 hoga 33(1 7.00
63 hogs 103 8.00
2 hogs ...... ...... . 475 7.00
R( hogs 22S 8.00
lOO' hogs 100 8.O0
03 hogs 211 8.00
6(1 hogh t 212 8.00
5 bogs J 126 7.50
90 hogs 201 8.0O
91 hogs 206 8.00
1 hog 320 7.00
3 hogs 370 7.00
81 hogs 250 8.O0
1 hog 470 7.00
0 hogs 332 i.0O
16 hogs 100 7.!0
80 hogs ICO 7.90
116 hogs 161 7.90
7 hogs ... 317 6.90
7(1 hoes 180 7.90
1 hogs 257 8.00
61 hogs E1S 8.00
109 hogs ". 184 7.90
103 hogs 182 8.00
114 lambs 78 6.00
113 Iambs 78 6.00
100 lambs 76 6.00
27 lambs v.- 77 6.75
47 ewes 86 8.90
25 ewes 80 3.99
1 wether HO 4.85
SO ewes .' 93 8.75
77 ewes : ; f. 95 4.00
The range of prices at the yards was as
follows:
Cattle
prime steers $7.25$7.75
Choice steers 7.00 7.25
Medium steers 6.75 tip 7.ru
Prime cows 6.20 6.75
Choice cows 8.00 4 6.1
Medium cows 5.75 5 6.0t
Heifers 6.00 9 6.7ft
Light calves 8.00 e y.oo
Heavy calves '. ... 6.75 0 7.7S
Bulls 8.50O 6.70
Stags 6.50 u 6.25
Hogs
Light 7.25 8.00
Heavy 6.50 7.25
Pheep .
Wethers 4.005 4.90
ewes 3.85 4.00
Lambs 4.00 6.00
- Omaha Livestock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 17. Cattle re
ceipts, 920; market, lower. Native steers,
$6.80(9.40; cows and heifers, $5.85(7.35;
Western steers, $6.20&'S; Texas steers, $3.90
4i7.10; range cows and heifers, $5.00 y 7;
calves. $6.25 Iff' 9.73.
Hogs Receipts, 7000; market, lower.
Heavy, $7.65(a7.75: light, $7. 40 7.65; pigs,
$6.50& 7.40; bulk of sales, $7.557.TO.
Sheep Receipts, 20,000; market, lower.
Yearlings. $306; wethers, $4.35 ti 4.75; Iambs,
$0.757.35
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. Nov. 17. Cattle Receipts.
26.O00; market, steady, 10c lower than Sat
urday's average. Beeves, $6.65 9.55; Texas
steers, $6.507.60; Western steers $5:90
7.80; stockers and feeders, $4.85(7.50; cows
and heifers. S3. 2508.10: calves. 1574111.25.
Hogs Receipts, 48.000; market. 10c lower
than Saturday s average. Lignt, (.-org ,.iu;
mixed. $7.4008; heavy, $7.808; rough.
s .30 fy7.4i; pigs, tow 1,10; ouik or sales,
S7.65S)7.85.
Sheep Receipts 62,000; market, 10c to
200 lower. Native, stt.Hotff-i.Ho; western,
$8.854.85; yearlings, $5.406.10: lambs,
native, $5.607.20; Western. $5.607.20.
Money, JSxoliange, Itc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17, Call money. Arm.
2Vj4i3V4 per cent; ruling rate, 3V, per cent;
oloslng bid, 8&3 per cent.
Time loans, firm 60 and 00 days, 5 per
oent; six months. 44Qo per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5H&6 per cent.
Sterling exchange, hrm; 60 days, $4.81;
demand, $4.8540,
Commercial bills, $4.S0K. ,
Bar silver. Sue,
Mexican dollars, 46c,
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
easy.
SAV PRASCMCO, Nov. 17. Silver bars.
0e,
Mexican doIlM. 4TUe,
Drafts, sight lo, telegraph 4o,
1 Sterling en London, 60 days, $4.80
sight, $4.85V4..
LONDON, Not. 17. Bar silver earn. 27 Ud
per ounce. Money. 44Vi per cent; the rate
o (usuuuat ui vuv uuau urct or snort
bills is 6&5tt per cent; for three months'
Diua. 6 per cant.
Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON, Nov,
17. dosing quotations;
Aiiouez
Amalg Copper
A Z L & Em.
Arizona Com
83
Mohawk 40 H
70H
16
Nevada con ..... 149fa
Nlplsalng Mines. 8
North Butte..... 23
North Lake..... 1
Old Dominion... 48
Osceola 73 Vi
Quincy ......... 66
Shannon ....... 6s
Superior ......... 22
Sup A Bos MIn.. 2H
Tamarack 26
U S S R & M 37
do prefererd... 464
Utah Con 8
Utah Copper Co. 49
B & C C 8 M. SO
Cal & Arizona.. 62V&
Cal & Hecla 407
Centennial 12
v, up itan jon uo 00
E Butte Cod M. 10A
Franklin 3
Granby Con ... 69
Greene Cananea. 30
I Royal le (Cop) 17
Kerr Lake 4.
Laae uopper. ...
La alle Copper 8 4s
Winona 1
Miami Copper... 21) Wolverine 41 Vi
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 171. Evaporated apples
ulet, but steady. Fancy, 10llV4c; choice,
9jic; prime,
Prunes, firm. Californlas, 412c; prime.
Sc. . ,
Prunes firm. Californlas. 4 12c: Ore
gons, Sllo.
Peaches steady; choice, 6U6c; extra
choice, 67c; fancy, 7H'5 7:Vic.
STOCK TRADE LISTLESS
Sears arm unable to depress
MARKET LEVEL.
Lonjr Also Fall to Score Advances
Esrrlr Decline, Dne to the London
Weakness. Soon Wiped Out.
NW YORK. Nov. 17. Speculation was
listless all day and except In Isolated in
stances, price changes were insignificant. In
tne rirst hour there was a sharp decline,
which carried down the leaders a point or
so. A recovery came quickly. In the after
noon, speculation was lifeless. There was
plenty of news today regarding Mexico the
trade situation generally, events at Wash
ington and other things in which the street
is interested, but It was not news of first
importance. There was nothing which indi
cated decisive developments.
With no occurrences at home to affect
the market at the opening, the tone was de
termined by the London market, where
Americans were heavy. Tentative efforts of
the bears to extend the decline availed noth
ing. Operations on the long side met with
no more success.
The conpers failed to benefit bv the strone
showing made in the fortnightly report of
European supplies, showing a decrease of
more than 3,000,000 pounds. Intemittent buy
ing In Europe has comparatively little ef
fect, on account of stagnant conditions in
the domestic market.
Assets Realization fell 20 nolnts to 40. It
sold at 120 earlier In the year. Officials of
the company said they knew of no reason for
the slump.
Bonds were easy. Virginia deferred 6s
were bid up three points. Total sales, par
value, $1,615,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Closing Stock Quotations.
Reported by J. C. Wilson & Co.. Lewis
Building.
Description. Sales. Hiffh. T.nw. "Rid.
Amalg Copper... 8300 70 69 70H
Am Beet Sugar. 300 23 23 23 H
Am Can Co 1300 28 H 28H
Am Can,' pfd 400 90 90 90V4
Am Car Fdy.... 200 43 43 43
Am Cotton GUI 37
Am ameiting.... 400 (KJ f;u
Tm Tel & Tel.. 8100 119 118V4 118
Am Tobacco ... 229
Anaconda GOO 34 83& 33
Atl Coast 114
A T & Santa Fe 800 9214 92 92
Bait & Ohio 800 92 82H 92 H
B R T 200 86 86H b6
Can Pao Com... 1300 221V 224 224 Vi
C & 0 66"4
C & G W 11
CAN W 100 12471 124ji 124
C M, & St P.... 10O 99 99 119
Central Leather. 4004) 26 24
Cent of N J 280
Chino tvOO SS SSH 38H
Colo Fuel & Iron 100 26 26 26
Colo Southern 27 14
Con Gaa 127
D L & W 100 890 390 390
D & R Gr 17
Distilling Sec 15
Erie COO 26 26 26
Gen Electric ... IOO 189 130 139
Gt Nor Ore 100 82 82 32
Gt Nor pfd 123
Illinois Central 105
Interboro 100 14,4 34H 14
Interboro pfd ... 400 6S 68 68
Inter Harv 100
K C Southern 24
Lehigh Valley -.11100 146 144 145
Louis & Nash... 200 12 12 12
M St P & S S M 125
Mo Kan & Tex ' 19
Missouri Pac ... 2500 25 ;4 25 2S
National Lead 43
National Bis ' 118
do pfd 118
N Y Central .. 60O 85 9o 95
Norfolk & West 102
North Am 200 107 IO6S1 106
Pacific Mail 800 24 23 22
Pacific T He T 22
do pfd 8.
Penn R R Co... 1700 109 109 101)
Peoples Gas 700 120 119 119
Reading 15700 160 159 150
Republio S & I.. KM) 19 19 18
Kock Island 500 14 14 14
S P com 2100 86 85 86
Southern Ry MO 21 21 21
Texas Oil 20O 110 110 110
Union Pacfio ...11C.00 150 150 150)
do pfd 2O0 81 81 81
Un Rds of S F 37
U S Steel Cor... 25500 56 55 05
do pfd 600 10!i 104 104
Utah Copper ... 600 49 48 48
Wabash 3
West Union ... 800 62 62 61
West Eilectrio . . . . ; 65
Wis Central 43
Total shares, 119.7O0.
BONDS.
Reported by Overbeck & Cooke Co., Board
of Trado .building, Portland.
Bid. Askd.
Atchison general 4s 92 93
Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s 89 90
IS k O gold 4s 90 91
B R T 4S 85 85
(-lies & Ohio 4s 100 101
C R I col 4s 52 63
Cal Gas 0s 92 93
C B Q joint 4S , 93 94
Erie general 4s 71 71
lnt Met 4s 74 74
Louisville & Nashville unl 4s... 92 93
Missouri Pacific 4s 65 67
N Y c gen tVi-s 80 81
N & W 1st con 4s 93 93
Northern Pacific 4s , 93 04
Oregon Short Line ref 4s 90 90
Oregon Ry Nav 4s 91 92
Pacifio Tel 6s 96 97
Penna con 4s 98 99
Reading general 4s 93 13
St L ec S F ref 4s 70 70
Southern Pacifio ref 4s 90 90
Southern Pacific col 4s 91 91!
Southern Railway 4s 73 74
United Railway lnv 4s. b 69
Union Pacifio 1st and ref 4s. . . . PO 91
United States Steel 5s 99 99
West Shore 4s BO ....
Wabash 4s 48 60
Westinghouse Elec conv 5s..... 91 91
Wisconsin Central 4s". 65 86
United States 2a registered 97 98
United States 2s coupon 97 98
United States 3s registered 102 103
United States 3s coupon 102 103
United States 4s registered 110 111
United states 4s coupon 110 111
INSURANCE ACT IS TESTED
Mandamus Filed to Determine AYlien
Law Becomes Effective.
SALEM, Or., Nov. 17 (Special.) To
determine whether the insurance fea
tures of the workmen's compensation
act are effective now or will not be
come effective until June 3TJ, next year.
Senator McCullpch, has, on behalf
of the Salem Hospital, instituted man
damus proceedings in the Supreme
Court to compel Secretary of State Ol
cott to audit claims for wards of the
Institution who are supposed to have
been injured and who claim benefits
under the act. The validity of the
law was not questioned by the Secre
tary of State, but "it was held suit
should be filed so there would be a
basis for a determination. Argument
will be heard by the Supreme Court
tomorrow.
Attorney-General Crawford has held
that the compensation act Is effective,
as far as the duties of the members
of the Commission are concerned, but
there is doubt concerning the insur
ance features.
5 00 Steers Are 'Sold.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Nov. 17.-
(Special.) Offield & Stukel, living near
Merrill, Or, have sold 600 steers for
shipment to California. These cattle
are & part of the several trainloads of
young cattle brought to tljla section
last year from California and Arizona.
They are being driven to Gazelle, Cal
for shipment. Although In very poor
flesh when brought in, they are now
la s.rlcue, condition tor the market,
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus $1,000,000
Oldest National Bank West el the Rocky
Mountains
COXtfTSB 7ZEST AND WASHINGTON BT3.
LADD &TILTON BANK
Ertafclisfce 1859.
Capital . ..e......,..,.,.,. 1,000,000.00
Burplaa . . eee.. 1,000.000.00
Deposits .........,....... 14,000,000.00
Commercial and Savings Acc6unts
OPJPItJaUUk
Vloe-Prss.
sr.
Corner WasUagton
SaUlnsa I ram
SEE. La
LA SAVOIB. .Bee. 10 'lALOBR.UNBJ),,,. Jl FKAN-f.-K niv) Jl&n 1
fiKAM K (uew, D.1J LA.tA Out. . . .Dee, St LA LOKKALN L Jau.14
Twin-screw steamer. tQUHdninle-screw steamer
el'KCIAL 8ATU1UIAV SAILINGS FUoSl " EH ' VOKk7 8 P SL
ONii CLASS CAIiiN till and TMIK1-CLASS fUMeaneri Only.
XIAGAKA Uec. 10 TKtK-lLs.MJUI.-AU . .!". I. IS
C. VV. tit inner, 80 6th st.; A. I. ( harlton. 335 Morrison nt.i B. BI. Taylor. O.
M. & SU P. Py.; 1 !- t-y Is. 8mlth, tia 6th st.j A. f. Sheldon, 100 3d st.t
II. IMckson, l'JS 3d St.; North Bank Hotut. Sth and Mark sts agents.
I'ortland. JE. 1. Walker, agent In ion IlM-ific Railway.
LATE. NEWS BETTER
Wheat Crop Prospects in Ar
gentina Improved.
EASES CHICAGO MARKET
targe Gain In Visible Supply Fur
ther Increases Bear Sentiment.
Corn Shorts Fear Un
settled Weather.
CHICAGO, Nov. IT. Late favorable news
from Argentina eased wheat today after
an early upturn, the market closing Irreg
ular, a shade up, to c net lower; cov
ering by shorts firmed corn, the close show
ing a net gain of Ho to He; -oats, helped
by corn, showed a net rise of a shade to
c; provisions, on gooa ouying, xinisnea
unchanged to 17V40 higher.
The opening strength of wheat was caused
not only by the, fears of rain where more
was not needed, but by lack of It in the
South, where drouth was causing as much
alarm es the wet in the opposite part of the
republic A large increase In the visible
supply further Increased the bear senti
ment. Shorts were scared by prospects of de
layed marketing of new corn, their fears
being based on a forecast or unsettled
weather for nearly the entire country.
Though oats hardened with corn, business
was only moderate.
One of the largest Western shorts was a
big buyer of provisions and this firmed the
list In spite or. a decline at tne yaras.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. -High. Low. Close.
Dee .4S84 -S7V 9 .864 S .86 Vi
May .. .01 & .W2 ' .lis .lls
CORN".
Pee. 71 .7214 .71 .7114
May 71Vi .71 Ti -Tl .71 V4
OATS.
Dec 39 .8914 -38i .384
May 12 .42 .421s .42 V,
MESS PORK.
Jan 20.65 20.7S 20.fVi 20.6TH
May .".20.50 20.75 20.50 20.07 Vj
LARD.
Jan 10.0214 10.9714 10.92V4 10.92V1
May ......11.10 11.17Vi 11.10 11-12V4
SHORT RIBS.
Jan 10.95 . 11.05 10.05 10.97 H
May '..ll.lO 11.1714 11.05 11.07V4
Cash prices were :
-orn No. 2. 73v. S74c: No. 3 white.
7474Vic: No. 2 yellow, 74V474?lc; No. .
73144740; No. 3 white, 733t074!c; No. a
yellow, 73(p tic; io. b new, oo;
8 white new. 698914c; No. 8 yellow, new,
70c
Rye, No. 2. nominal.
Clover, $113 13.25.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON. Nov. 17. Cargoes on passage
firm.
English country markets firm; French
country markets steady.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17. Wheat Spot
steady. Futures firm. - IJecember, 7s l?a;
March. 7s 2?sd; May, 7s 294d.
Fuget Sound Wheat Markets.
TACOMA. Nor. 17. Wheat Bluestem,
90c; fortyfold. ttOVic; club, 7UV4o; red Fife,
Tbc.
Car receipts, wheat 52, barley 1, corn 1,
oata 4. hay 19. '
SEATTLE, Nor. 17. Wheat Bluestem.
90c; fortyfold, Slo; club. 80c; Fife, oOfec;
red Russian. 70c
Yesterday's car receipts, wheat 81, oats 2,
corn 1, bay 25, hour o.
' San Francisco Grain Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17. Spot quota
tions: Walla Walla. S1.451.46Vi ; red Rus
sian. $1.43V41.45; Turkey red, ?1.52 14 '(
1.55; bluestem, J 1.67 4 X.60: . feed barley.
J1.S0; brewing, 1.87 14 4 1.40; white oats,
tl.-RKifl.4J! 14 : bran, 22.50a28; middlings,
$30(331; shorts, S24& 24.50.
Call tooard Wheat, firm; no trading. Bar
ley, steady; December, fl.81; May, $1.89 bid,
fl.39Vi asked; November. $1.2 bid, $1.2914
asked.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 17. Close: Wheat,
No. 1 hard, 86c; No. l Northern, 84!48514c;
No. 2 Northern, 82148314c: No. 2 hard
Montana, SiS4e; No. 3 wheat, S014ft8114c
December. 82 Vic; May, 87ic.
Flax, fl.saii 1.381. Barley. 45 0400.
INDIANS GET BLOODED COWS
Pedigreed Stock Distributed on-'Kla.
math Reservation.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Nov. 17.
(Special.) The first installment of
pedigreed cows 'was distributed to the
Indians on the Klamath Reservation
this week. They were all full-blood
Durhama and Jerseys, and were sold in
small lots, the usual number to the
family being- five and the largest num
ber taken by one man being? 15, the
number sold being 500.
They are sold on seven years' time,
the payments being in Installments
covering tuat period. Another Install'
R9rt m. BmrL AMt OsAlsk
J, W Lavdd. Asst. Cashier.
WsJter 14. Cook. Asst. Cashier.
and TUM Street.
Compa4nie
Gener&le Transatlantic
JUlreet lAnm tA HslTM-PAria Krmn.ak
.Naw Yorlc avrv win!.tlu.v ia a vf
Lorraine. Wed.. Dec 3
ment of 500 is being; disposed of at
xainax. in the eastern part of the res
ervation.
A largre portion of the reservation Is
well fitted for meadow and pasture.
and the stock coming; from these ranges
Is' always In good condition for the
market.
BODY IS UNIDENTIFIED
Evidence Shows Iceland Train Victim
Stepped in Front of .Engine.
GRANTS PASS. Or, Nov. 17. (Spe
cial.) The identity of the man who
was killed by train No, 15 near Iceland
Friday still has not been learned. At
the Coroner's Inquest the evidence
showed the man had been walking on
the track and at tho warning given by
the engineer stepped off and waved,
but upon the approach of the train
srepped back in front of the train and
was struck.
Ills hat bore the mark of Abrahams'
store in Roseburg. The suit of clothes
he wore was purchased from th
Capital Outfitting Company, 521 K
street, Sacramento, Cal., and his shirt
bore laundry mark No. 89. He had $2.40
in his pockets. The Coroner's verdict
exonerated the train crew.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.
PLTER-6CHULZ Jake Flyer, Chehalls,
tv tt&u., iuiu ucriruuo acuuiz city, iL.
GULLBEHY-CAHLSON . H Qullber.
Taaoma, wash., legal, and Uulda 8. Carlson.
city, legal.
SCHAJKF-M'CLELLAN Fred Boh art, Sa
lem. Or., 24, and Irene McClellan. city. 28.
HINES-FEROUSON William A. Hlnea.
vny, .u, ana Nellie rergunon, city. zo.
OHEGSO.N-PASSMORE fc. J. Oregson,
city, legal, and Emily B. Passmore. city,
legal.
BiRICKSON-JENSEN Peter Erickson,
city. 37. and Asta Jensen, citv. 29.
SKOKO-WICHERT Steve Skoko. city, 23,
auu mcy wicnert, city, 24.
PORTlSR-CUSHfNO William W. Porter,
asiiiiaaa, wr legal, ana Karan uuioing,
city, legal.
Births.
LCEDDEMANN To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Lueddemann, 69 East Fifty-fifth street. No
vember o, a daughter.
KING To Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Cath.
cart Kins. 247 North Twenty-fourth street
November 5. a son.
CLOSE To Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Close,
weiaier street isortn, November 1,
daughter.
PROCTOR To Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Proctor. West Woodburn. November 11, a
daughter.
WOOD To Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wood, East
Twentieth and Salmon streets, November
t, a son.
Better
Better
Costs less for
repairs
Bitulithic
Pavement
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bxccks. .bonds, grain and coiio.t
MJgMBKKH
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SAN FJtANClsOO.
PORTLAND OFFICE:
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Phones Marshall 4120. A 4187.
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BSET'SSTS"
KJVFRJBSS STEAMERS FOR
San Francisco and Los Angeies
WITHOUT CHANGE.
S. S. ROSE CITY SAILS 4 P. M, Nov. 22.
8. S. Beaver, Nov. 27
THE SAN FRANCISCO l'OKTLAND '.
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Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton
Holiday Sailing
DECEMBER 13
Other Bailings
Oceania Dec 5 st. Louis. .Deo. Ca
St Paul Deo. IB Majestic. .JeA. 31
Amerlcsn Line Steamers. One-class
Cabin (II.) service.
New York Queenstown Liverpool
Baltlo Ieo. 4 tCymrlo. . .leo. 80
Celtic Vee. 11 Cedric Jan. 1
Boston Queen stown Liverpool
AMERICAN LINE
One-Class Caliln (11.) servloa.
Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
JNew York, London Direct
RED STAR LINK
New York Dover Antwerp
WHITE STAR DOMINION
flattings Every Saturday Portland. Me.
BY TICE LARGEST CANADIAN LIN-
EKS Including; the
Canada. . ... . .Deo. B Teutonic. . .Dee. 18
Megantlo. . .. .Deo. 6 Dominion . .JDeo SO
WINTER CRUISES
ITALY & EGYPT
Tbe Riviera
vis Madeira. Gibral
tar, Algiers. Monaco.
Largest Steamers
In the trade.
Adriatic Celtic
NOVEMBEB 19
Jan. 10, Jan. M.
Feb. 11, Mar. 1.
Canopto. ... .Nov. 17
Cretlo Deo. 11
PANAMA CANAL
west rrrorcs
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The Newest
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Lapland
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JANUARY f
Jan. IT Jan. 4
Jan. 81 Feb, 11
Feb. 25 Mar, 4
Mar. 1 Ada 4
18 to CS days
f 143 to $175 urrwd
A. E. DISNEY, Passenger Agwnt,
Bailey Bldg., 818 Second Ave., Seattle.
Telephone. Main tlS or Local Ball way
and Steamship Ag twits.
THE
True Scenic Route
Trans-continental
Trains ' Daily
CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS
To the
OLD COUNTRY
FROM
FROM
QUEBEC
1913.
MONTREAL
STEAMSHIPS
19ia.
Th. Cot 80 Empress of Britain
Th. Nov 1!. .Lake Muniotia. .
Th. Nov 13Enipress of Ireland
Th. Nov 27rJmpre& of Krilalii
rhurs. Not 6
From St John
(W. St John)
1913.
HALIFAX
STEAMSHIPS
1913-4. j
I. .Lake Manitoba. .
Sat Deo lS Eaiipress of Ireland
Sat Deo 27, Empress of lirlialu
Sat Jan 10 impress of Ireland
Sat Feb 21 Kni!r.s of Britain
Wed. Deo. 10
NEW FAST SERVICE
to the Orient
INTENDED SAILINGS
Van- I Yoko- Hong
couver) bama kor.j
I Arr. j A rr.
NAME OF
STEAMSHIP
I 1918-4.1 1913-4.1 1913-4.
Fmpron of Asia rNov. 5 Nov. 16 Nov. 24
Empress of Japon. . . Nov. 19 Dec. 3 Dec 11
Empress of Kubsia. . . (Deo. 4v,Deo. lr, Dec. 2.;
Monteagle ..IDeo. ll;Lea. 27;Jan. 7
Empress of India IDeoJ lS;Jan. 1 Jan. '.i
Empress of Ania Jan. i;jan. 12 .Tan. 2
KmpreHN of JJaiMtn. , .1 Jan. l.YJan. 29 Feb. ti
Kinprefs of Kustiia.. .Jan. 29 Feb. 9 Feb. 17
Monteagle JFeb. 19,Mar. 7Mar. 18
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address
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Hesperian 53,T"SfS Deo. U to Glasgow
Pomeranian ... jZr .. Dec 1 1
Ionian '"ff.iV"- Dec. !J to Glasgow
PMMnf-TfIeTe Ch tempo t dyn prtyrtooBto Mlllnr
date. KookMrly and rot btet aocomroodatton. All
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Sails Direct for
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AND SAN DIEGO
Wednesday, Ncv. 19, 2:30. P M.
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(With Denver & Rio Grande R. R.)!
124 Third Street. A-4596, Main 26.
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TAHITI AND NEW ZEALAND.
Hound Trip Kate: let clam to Tahiti $135.
to IVeiUtifiiou -iiitJ0, to one j s0U.
bpecial I'acifie Oceau A our oncludlna
Eoutb Sva. Jalea to byiluey vl Tahiti, Hare
tonga and New Zealand and returning t
San Francisco or Vancourerj via. Auckland,
Fiji or Samoa and Honolulu. lat ctaaa
Stop-overs any point, good one yea a. Sail
ina-a from Ban Francisco Oct. 15, Nov. 1
Dec. 10. etc.
C mou b team ship Co. of New Zealand, LftiL
Office: Market Street. San Francisco,
TO
SAX FRANCISCO. T,OS AXGEL3
AND SAN DIK;0
S. S. ROANOKE
WJEDNESDAY. NOV. 19, P. M.
COOS BAY AND tl'KKK..
S. S. ALLIANCE
SUNDAY, NOT. 16, 6 P. M.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.
12-A TIlIRIt STREET
Phones JUaia sad A 1314.
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From New York every alternate Sfclurday.
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33 1 A S TO BUENOS ATBZS.
For rates, etc., anply local ticket Agents, or
Iii;sK & DANIELS, Cenrral Aeenls,
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COOS BAY USE
6teamahlp strealtwater
Balls from Alnswortb. iJocH. Portland, at S
P. at. every Tuesuay eveninje. r'reisat r
celved until 1. O'CLOCK lNOu.,1 ON
SAILING DAY. Passenger fare: First
class. $10.(H: secorta-ciAss imen oaly). f7.0O.
Including berth and meals. Ticket office at
LOtVEJl AIN&WOKTU DOCK. POST.
LAND COOS HAY STEAMSHIP LlMaV
Lu H. KEATING. Agent.
faosMi Main saou; A 2333.
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