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MISS FORDING LOSES Portland Tennis Player Beat en at Tacoma Tourney. JOE TYLER BEATS SHANNON Mr. Xorthupand Mis Fordlnj Take Cloe 3Ich 1 Double Call lornlang Have Xo Trouble) In Bcting Opponent. TACOMA; Wean-. Aug-. 4. (Special.) With tha elimination of tha -weaker player. tooaya play In tha Paclflo Morthwestern tournament aaw decided ly more keen competition. Tha moat noteworthy match of the women' ainglea aaw the elimination of Mia Stella Fording, of Portland. at tha handa of llla Marine McDonald, of Seattle. Mla fording w" reckoned upon to appear at laaat In tha geml on ale. but tha mb.ing game put P by the Seattle player defeated her g-g. Mill Sarah Llvtngton. of SeatUe. Orecon champion, hailed aa prospective Northwest champion, had little trooole In disposing of Mlsa Marie L Jaekaon. of tha local club. In love eeta. Fertlaad Weasea Wla. UUi McDonald wl!l play Ml LWlna--aton next, and. Judging from her prea ent form, will give her a cloae match. Tha winner of thte match la llaelTto meet either Mrs. Northup or Irma Fra aler. of Tacoma. la tha nnaia. In tha women' doublea Mayme Mae Donald and Mr. Bragden will probably meet Mra Northup and Mia Fording In tha rnl-nnala. The winner of thle match will meet either Mlasea FraaUr and Atkinson, of Tacoma. Ml Liv ingston and Oreen. of Seattle, or Mis Conner and Mra Hill, of Heattie. These are all strong teams, lira Northup and Mta Fording nearly met defeat at tha handa of France Burrtll and Doro thy Dempsey. of Tacoma. Tha acorea wera -J. It-, . . w , Probably the hardest fought match or tha day In the contest for the men's championship waa that between .J. C. Tyler, of Spokane, and Shannon of Se attle. Although defeated. 1-4. -. the Seattle man put op a grim dcht and waa not defeated until a donbl fault gave Tyler point, act and match, Calif eralaaa Wla Eaally. Neither Johna nor Mareua. tha Call formta atara. were forced to extend themselves in either tha ainglea or double event, both winning their match handily In tha singles and defeating Stafford and Webber, both of Seattle. In the doublea. -l. Tyler. Fulton and Mareua are on the same half In -the men'a ainglea. and Johns. Hugh Kelllher and Kussell are on the ether, with the probability that Tyler and Johna will meet In tha finale. Tha summary: joe Trlr. gpohane. defeated W. V. Bur rllL Jr.. Tecma. a-J. j. fjiackistoo. Tit.ni. defeated Arthur Kurd Seattl. o-S. a-1. sr. Urott. Tacoma. defeated O- C. Wagner, Shannon, Seattle, defeated Walea. Tacoma. a 4 a-e. . Miss Fraai.r and Miss Atkinson. Taroma. defeated MUa 54. B. Jackson and Alias ler. Victoria. -. t-4. Henry Graham and Farrk de- faeie-1 W. I. Kanfmaa and Mlsa France Bamit. s-e. -. a-. . J Blackieton and Wner defeated Cala w.ll and Ceastsntlne. 1- -i W V. Burrtll. Jr- and Taylor defeated Dr. OThratea and Shannon, a-o. -4. Miss Frenslol! and Stlss Her lev " at tsa Uvlageiooe aad Xl Oreen. of Seattle, a i e-o Mte Harmon and Vle Mam defeated Mis Boedleer and Ml Ballou a-S. -!. -. J.irve I.yon teated K. U. Ballard, of Seattle, a-a. a-. T-. xtle Loell defeated Mlsa Fenwhrk. - 'jirsT'stafford defeated Mlsa Helea Atkln. ""Stafford' end Webber defeated Mallott aad Carmen, a-l. -. . J Blarkismn. Taeena. lost to Fultoe. geettle. -l. -. jo. Tiler. Fpekaaa. defeated Shannon. Seattle, a-4. , , . M-sa ttayme McDonald. S.attle. defeated ati uteiia romm. inrun, Miae Sarah Ulrtooe. Seattle, eefeateo Vise Marie L. Jerkaon Tacoma. a-l. d-J. TEXXIS .MATCHES SC11EDCXED IB FvenU to Bo riaje-d Today In l array mead Tournament. Fifteen matchea In Ibo Murraymead tennla tournament will b ataged thl afternoon on tha varloua courta of the Eaat Sid Tennla League, The achedul for tie second jound follow: I3D P sf. M. Oppenlander verse Oenoe. yirtor1!. court: sietneaeta versus C Smith. lurmmMl court. g p. M Hoefeidt versus steBrfde. Orwve tend eotrrt. a Jo f M. V aVbmldt vereoa ft. K. Plara. mM'. Weodeard eoort; VVt v.rsua Mood. Mwntand coort: U J. Wersrhkel versus Hsrklaa. :sst Twentieth and Cmtcb strert eoort M Tearre vereue Whlttock, Wvtstoe Cleb:'. Bewlby nnw R- Meual.r. Mlnlke verso. Hervey or Sherman. Oroveiand eoart. M. Hemaon versos Doorln. Borrell versos rsasc&ol. Msrttson coert; C Hernsoo verso V. Joaes. H. T. Wermehkul vereue Patter-on. La44 eoort: Cerretsoa verves Kropp. Mar gnertte court weighuiSttoday OWE CAKR TO COMPETE FOR PRIZES AT XX FrlAXClSCO. Portland 91 aa Oa af Five) Aaeatear ta Vie for Xatlowal Title With IraasB-Brlls aad Weights. SAM FRANCISCO. Aug. (Spe cie L) Dumb-bell and weight lifting will receive Ita due attention tomor row night at the Panama-Paclf Ic In ternational F.xpoattton. when the en tries to the event will contest on the hug platform erected on the Zone. All registered amateur In th I'nlted Statea are eligible to compete, and two night of lifting have been elated, with five events tomorrow and th aam number on th following evening. trwen T. Carr. of Portland, the Pa elfie Northwest Association entry, haa been spending considerable time work ing out In th Olympic Club gymna- lum. He I on of th quintet of as pirants seeking National honors In lift ing. The scoring wlil be don on a basis of five points for first, three for second and on for third In each event. Following are th five division on th programme for tomorrow night: Holding out on dumb-bell In each band at arm' length, th bell to be started with tha arm perpendicular above th head and dropped down from there to straight out at arm' length from th ahoulder horisontally: hold ing one dumb-bell In ona hand: toss ing one dumb-bell In one hand from th ground to arm' length above th ahoulder In on motion without stop ping at th shoulder; Jerking up on dumb-bell with on hand from th shoulder to arm' length above the ahoulder; puahlng up alowly ona dumb bell in each hand from th ahoulder to arm'a length above th ahoulder. Noah Toung and A, L. Martin are en tered by th Loa Angelea Athletic Club. Toung 1 a brother of "Bull" Tounc. tha prtxefighter who waa killed br Je Wtllard ioma time ago In the rlnr near Loa Angelea. HATCHEnr IS COMPLETED Clarke Cotinty Officials TVIH Care for Fry and Stock Stream. v . rfrrr?vr tr.h Ausr 4 . ( S De dal. ) Tha Clarke County fiah hatch ery, built from funds collected from licenses in Clarke County, waa com pleted at Cold Creek touay. . .wi.nt r.r a tout 1.000.000 fry la expected aoon. and after being cared for in tha hatcnery unm iw or mi.. Inches iong. will b planted In varl- i tha rauntr. tha names Dill lutmut ' " of which will not bo mada public In the future In tnia state. The hatchery la on the Pacific Mlgh- . . nA mll.i frara this citr. w y avvuh -" ' ' - and a bungalow for the County Oame Warden wlil be built, a aam ia oeing built about 00 feet from tha build-in.- on tha stream that supplies water for tha hatchery. FINAL WORKOUTS HELD PACIFIC XORTHWEST ATHLETES IX FIXE COXDlTOlOJf. Men to , Rest Today far Big Caaaea Friday aad Satarday ew Tarkera Arrive Safely Frees Partlaad. mv FRANCISCO. Aug. 4. (Special.) Aspirant for honor In th National track aad Bald champlonsnips acneuuiou f .tnaiiiio. track - Friday and Saturday afternoona. received their hardeat workout of tn week ner to day. All th Paclflo Northweet men . I u .. shana for the junior title on Friday and th sinlor event the following day. w. F. Humpnrey. cnairmau w. Olympic Club committee who la han dling th visiting athlete, haa arranged for a day of rest tomorrow by having all delegatea tha gueata of the Olympic Club oa a tour around San Francisco Bay on on of th largest ferry boat oa the bay. More than ITS are to be on th trip ccordlng to preaent plana and tha main feature of tha Journey will be the -visit to tha Mara Island Navy-yard near Vallejo. CaL Th party - .. i . . k - .ir- wlll b returnea uiretri to grounds early In the afternoon. Lawaon Kobertaon. coach of the Irish American team of New York, arrived her today from Portland by ateamer with hla men. aeveral of them world'a and American record holdera. for com petition in th championships. In tha team are Pat Ryan, world'a champion in the hammer throw; A. R. Ktvlat, American champion mller: J. H. Duncan, metropolitan champion In the discus throw; G. A. Bronder. American champion Javelin thrower; Alvah T. Meyer, metropolitan champion In the f 20: H. Kolehmalnen. worU'i champion tn 1000. tooO and 10,000-meter run. and William Kyronan.. American champion flve-mller. J. E. Meredith. American champion In the 440. of tha Meadow brook Club. Philadelphia, accompanied the team. t. i K .4 . .. .it... arrivals wera 1UIIHI .l J , - " ' - W. H. Maanlx. i0 hurdle American champion: H. T. wortntngton. Droau Jumper, and D. ST Caldwell, intercol legiate champion half mller. all of tha Boston Athletic Club, and K. R. Curtis. New York Athletic Club. American champion polo-vaulter. MRS. BELCHER DIVORCED Drr-rre Crnes Itoiuance DcRtta In hnrrh Choir Where Both San;. Judse Gatena yesterday signed the decree making effective th divorce of J. W. Belcher and Mrs. Kathleen Lawler Belcher, the hearing of which waa con ducted aeveral weeks ago. Desertion waa the principal grounds alleged by Mr. Belcher, who cited Mrs. Belcher's residence In Parla on two occasions and her opening of a atudio In New York on her return from tha more recent trio. Th decree allow Mrs. Belcher to resume her maiden name, Kathleen Lawler. under which she ha been singing. Tha divorce marks the ter mination of a romance begun In a church choir where both sans before their marriage. Jitneys to Make Full Trips. Jitney drivers at a meeting Tuesday nlKht decided that all Jitneys must run to the end of their routea even If they have a full complement of passengers bound In the opposite direction. This action waa the reault of protasta from resident of Alberta and other outlying dlatricta who declared that they had supported th Jitney In th recent election and now received poor service. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. POttTLANn. Am. 4. Maximum tempera tor a as d.arosa: minimum. &o. Klver rad Ins. A. M.. re.t: cnance in isai noura. none. Tutal rainfall V. M. to s r. x . limit: total rainfall since grniember 1. 1914 31.5 Incboe: normal rainfall alnco ptemtr 1. 44 54 Inches; daflrl.ncy or raintaii since Saptember I. Inl4, 12. Inrnea Total son shine. 14 hours anu. 4 mlnot.a: pooalt.li aun.nlna 14 hours and 49 rntnuts. Barom star traduced to eea level). P. M- .lass tncttea. 7 Wind We c tt P Stat or STATIONS. Wcatne Bk.r Rolae Boston Ctilrace , . o !M 4 1 O .t n n o TSO n UK 0 :o en O OO e N rt'kir no' 4 NW fleer 11 24 SB Haln 1 lo.W ifloudy nil' I U!.r Coltas Danv.r . Dee Moraae. ...... Rurtka ......... llviitoa ....... Helena Jacksonville. ..... Kanaas Sity Los Ancelaa t.... Marsh field Mrdford Minneapolis Montreal ........ Near York , North H.ad North Yakima.... p.nllton ........ pboenls. Vorat.llo Portland Roooburg . Sacramento ...... St. Loula ........ Salt Lake San Francisco.... Pratt'.e apoksne ......... Tacoma Tetooeb Island... Walla Walla .... Washington " t NE Pt. cloudy ooioN t. looey ol 4 NW.C'lear 0 S 8 , Clear Pi! S NW Cloudy W KfK U'loudy txi 10 NW. Clear 4 0 0 ai o CO s .aw Clear oo 4 NW't'lear o NW.CIear IS in X Cloudy TO n. oo, s n t'loudy Clear 7 2 a o K4 o i M ft V OO JI NWCl.ar 0O 4 SB Clear n. i a w ' I . . p 104 0 '00- NW Cloudy 0j 4 SV i't. cloudy w'J o, s: o m a : o .tl 4 hi ear .00' 4 X ICIrar Allnil 14'Iear At 0 tM 0 a A o;ii w (Clear Cloudy clear Clear Clear Clesr Cloudy Clesr cloudy Cl.r .00 20 W 7 n OO W .oo s w 7e .no' s N 0'lo SW .Orti ; s 2l 4 E 0. hA'tl. 1 i2 Wmnlpaa Tallowstone park. Si 0 ooi a sw 04 a E Pt. cloudy WEATHER COXDITIOXS. The barometer Is relatively low over the Rocky Mountain ststes and also over the Ukt region. A weak high prvaeurs area la central over noutn I'eaoia ana id. oaxom et.e continue relatively hlcn alone the North rsclflc coast. Showers and thunder storms hare oceurrea in nonoa, osianoma, Unniana and In the Northern states esst of the Mississippi Hlver. The rainfall was unusually heavy In portions of the Middle Atlantle end Xew Englend states. Chances In temperature siooe jeetaruay nave Dn nnlm Mirt ant. Condition are favorable for felr weather la thle dlatiict Thursday, except tn South eastern Idaho, where It will be cloudy. FORECASTS. Portland vicinity Thursday fair, north westerly wlnde, Orecon and Wsshlngton Thursday fair, RArthaMtirlv vlnda Idaho Thursday fair, except showers In southeast portion. EOW Ait t A. XALS. District Forecaster. THE MOirXING OHEGOXIAN. TIUJItSPAY, AUGUST 5, 1915. WOOL SALES HI EAST Northwestern Clips Bring Good Prices at Boston. OREGON AT 70 CENTS CLEAN Large Turnover In Idaho, rtah and Montana Wool Slocks Sold Out of First Hand Out look for Future. wool bovine In this state la now almost at an and and the attention of the trade Is centered oo the selling movement In the Eastern markets. About 600.00O pounds oi root Is still left scattered throughout the state In small lot. Buyer are continually after the lota but the holders are m ourr.rent aa to letting go. A considerable quantity ef consigned Wool remains to be disposed ef here. Stock are well cleaned up throughout all parte of the Wast. But little 1 left In Montana, except la the northern part of the state. Nevada. Utah and Idaho, like Oresoa. are almoet completely eold up and tn Wyoming the last otips are o.u posed ef. Among the aales at Boston In the past week waa a small quantity of Orecon wool, which changed handa on the clean basis . tn u a Ha tti Koo ooo Bounds of Idaho brought II to 23 cents, estimated to cost clean anywhere from T to 70 eenta. uinar salea were 1 00.000 pounds of original Utah i 9nn ooo Bounds of three. eighths Utah, part at S3 and part at about a cent more: SOO.oo pounoa oi onsiu.. Montana at up to SO cents tor aooo oau- blood. Commenting on the situation In the Bos ton market, the Commercial Bulletin ear: Irleee are sirens and steady. It doee not appear that there haa been any ad- vancea In the varloua grades mis wsea. but certainly prlcee are no lower. In eome Instancea dealers are. holding for higher prices, bat tha manufacturers have not yet been obliged to pay the advances asked and vaiuaa for tha moment, appear to have crystsllsed at quotations now current. "The majority of tha mills seem to oe fairly well stocked with raw material and In a few easee have, no dubt, very large stocks of wool on hand. On the whole. It would seem aa If there Is enough wool -. -..... mwwm tt. mm. to allocs them a breathing space between the opening of the llgntweignt gooaa anu mi at - I Hna nr.l.r. thtlB r t V I H r them an opportunity to get the trend of the mar kets. Foreoast of the future among, the dealers m .Mimbfiii a nta There la con fidence In tha milntensnce of the price of raw material and. more man mat. in ins Inherent strer.cth In goods Domestlo de. mend would seem likely .to be good thle coming season. If present operations and bare ahelvea are of any value a inuica ham Ttaaiitea thta forelen demand of one kind or another must be of aorne help In keeping the situation strong, in case ine wer continue, and who doubt that It will, through the coming Winter." OATS BOUGHT AT HIGHER I-EVEL five Hundred Tone Change Hands at F.x- change at Advance. The feature of the session at the Mer chants Exchange yesterday waa the firmness of the oati market, rive hulftired tone were sold at 124.50 for prompt delivery. The de mand for eau. however, is not large. Wheat was steady to firm, and bids were raised 1 to cent for the various sort. Asked prices were In no case less than 3 cents above offers. A little business Is be ing done In the country In club at 82 to S4 cents, which Is more than la being bid here. Terminal receipts. In cars, were reported by the M.rchsnts Exchange as follows! Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay Portland. Wed.. 1 -3 ... 2 Year ago 13 t.7 3V2 1 70 03 .eason to date. 5.1 4 Tear aso ....... .: 150 19 13 f acoma. Tuesday 5J 1 Year ago Season to date.. 670 4 Year sao ....... 444 1 I 20 113 37 163 a s ai a 2 so Sesttle. Tuesday tt 1 Year ago B 4 Season to date.. 211 So 24 : BS S.'O Tear ago X4n 711 ; 40 270 HOP GROWERS WAST HOT WEATHER Verm la Attack Hard to Keep Down. Evea With bpraytng. Hop crop condition in this state do not Improve, and unless a hot spsll of weather seta In very soon the quality of the crop 1 certain to be spotted and the quantly re duced. Where yards have been thoroughly sprayed the vermin attack baa been kept down, although In some Instances the at tack la atlll persistent, even after the third spraying. The worst reports, of course, are from yards where growers neclected to spray. It Is difficult to see how these yards can have other then a very poor quality. The general price of picking this year. It la believed, will be 80 centa a hundred. The large growers aay thla la all they will nay. as Isbor Is plentiful and the future of the hop market la uncertsln. PEACM-A ARE PIJWTUTL AND CHEAP Larger Part af Local Stork la af Small reaches were abundant on Front street yesterday and eold fairly well. Oregon Hates brought 25 to 50 cents, according to else. The lerger part ef the offerings were small slxe. The best California peacbea were held at 60 centa. Loral applea were more plentiful. Astra. chaas ware quoted at 75 cents to fl and Gravansteins at 11.23, with an occasional sale at (1.50. Huckleberries are coming In In a more liberal way. The general price le g cents a pound, but fancy large berries from the coast districts are quoted at 10 cent. roultry In Moderate Supply. Conditions were not changed In the coun try produce market yesterday. Poultry was In moderate supply and eold well, hens st 13013H cents and Eprlnga at IT centa Dressed veal continues weak. Ecce were firm for the beet grade and other kind were week. The butter market ass steady and unchanged. Bugar Will Be Lower Today. There will be another decline, amounting to 15 cents, in the local sugar msrket this morning. The drop Is the consequence of a similar decline In the Eastern market yea. terday. ' Lead Price Are Lowered. A decline of half a cent a pound In white lead prlcee waa announced yesterday, also a drop of a quarter cent In red lead and litharge prices, white lead la now quoted In ton lota it lli eenta, and red lead and litharge at . cent. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the Northwestern eltlee yesterday were as louowa: Clearlnrs. Bnlsnces. Portland ...V I1.44S.492 S137.S69 KeattlS IW1 VQ.V.M Tacoma 3M.!1 46.74S Spokane oli.240 45.602 PORTLAND HlXItl QUOTATIONS. Grabs, floor. Feed. Etc. Merchanta Exchange, nooa session. Promnt delivery. Wheat l Bid. Ask. T41ti..i.m V .it I i.o Kortyf old . Club Red fife .... .ti .! . l.OO 1.00 . Red Russian .to No.l"whlte feed..... i-0 .7S JS.00 ts.da 13.. 9 1.05 l.uu . . .fa 26.10 15.75 15.00 Barley No. 1 xeed R ran ............ Z5.00 It. 50 14.il) ' .S7 .Vi .J .il .87 25.00 24.50 23.JO J1.00 Shorts Futures Raninmlwr hluestem September fortylold . septemoer ciuo ... September fife ..... September Russian .. beptemoer cais ..... September barley ... September brsn ..... Si. 60 September snorts ............ , - FLOUR patents, o. iu a " J; whole wheat. 5.50: craaam. ao-f- MILL-f tc-lJ npoi price.. . t" '-- ton: short. 3S: rolled barley. T.6U $2.S0. i.. ..a CORX wnoie. oo per too. wvm-. w per ton. , staeuTt hat sastera urfrgn ihuuhu, . - - - Valley timothy. 13; alfalfa. tl2.50 W.6. Fruits ana Tegetablee. Local jobbing quotations: TROPICA li FRUITS Oranges, valencies. ...... Lniona as.5004.50 per box; bananas. 6o per pound; era permit. California. S.30; plneappiea, pounds " ' VEGETABLES Cucurabera. Oregon. 15 20c: artlchokaa. Oo oer dosea; tomatoes, 0UOT5O box; cabbage, 19H4o Per pound: head lettuce. 31 per crate: beans. 2VsOe per pound: fino corn. 20c per doxen; garlic. 9 ' VREE.VOUrKCIT6-Ctloup L30 2.2i per crate; apricots. H0cl per box. neaches. Iiw0c per box; watermelon, li UUkCPer pound, pluma 7icwl Pr box. new apples, astrachan. 7ic631; gravenstein, 31 35v 1.30 per box: pears, tl.io per box; grapes. 31.6uJ per crate; hucklaberrlea. Hts luu per lb. POTATOES New. 73 3 83c per sack. UMUNtt lie per sack. Dairy and Country Produce. Local Jobbing quotation: ECKS3 Oregon ranch, buying prices: o. 1 No. 2, "; No. 3. 100 per dosea. Jobbing price: M 1. 2c per dosen, FOLLTRY Hens, 13 6 13 lie; springs. 17c. turiteya. .ietflKc; ducka. b,i2c; ee, a it loc " . BUTTER City creamery cubes, extras, Te- Brsts. 2ic; seconds. 24o; prints and cartons, extra; butterfat. No. 1. 2c; eo ond grade. 2c leas; country creamery cubes. "'"cHEESE Oregon triplet. Jobbers buying price. lo Perpouod t. o b. Jock. Port- land; young aihw. - " r VEAL sancy. ua" v ir. ruHk hiocm. tnc per pound. Staple Groceries. Lbcaljobbtag; quotation.: $2 80 per "doxen; -pound fKi 1-pound liata, " - taila, 31.05. HONEY cnoice, - Pr NUTb amuia. ivw '- -ill nuts. 16c; filbert. lw2c almond IS 022c! peanuJs. c; cocoanuts. per do.; oecsns. l20e; chsstnuts, loc. BEANS Small white. 6.70c; large white. She; Llm 3c: bayou. 6 ooc; tt J5; extra C. 33 i; powdered In barrels. grounds, luos. 310.33' per ion; Sos. 1L30 per ton; carry ... . :r- broken. nltaauiuviu . - -. 4e per pound; Japan style. DRIED FRUITS Apples, bo per pound; apr.co. 13Wl?;.!V,CJ..?.T:1u Persian, joc per pouuu. v ' currants. titfl2c. Hope, Wool. Hides, Etc. ..-. a loi.t contracts. 13c; 114 crop. . .o.Ws. ?,""hM- .. anltod klo. uiut."" -"7 -V,;;,. creen i: lie; green calf, loc; dr, hides. 23c; dry "wOOL Eastern Oregon, medium. 25 230; Eastern Oregon, fine. ISO 21 lac; val ley, aewsuc ,. ., caARA BARK-ld and new. ia p PTEXT8Dry long-woo., pelt ., dry short' wtjoiea pvim, " , .WtW) 1013c: ltd h. 15. ic; dry. go. Vn., ltad lonc- aoat. sneari.BS"H tooled pelt. May. 1 ii each. GRAIN CAua " rrovlstoaa. ... -i .h.i IA. atandsrd. HAMS A II a.-. m i to, . 13 Scl skinned. roll. lCi oo... ..wr BACON r ancy, -o ay.w, - :3c: choice. lirtW'., .,. . . . . L . . .1... hank! 12HVS150 120 t'"."c.:.r,i; h.rr t2.: mate wlLiu; tonguea. 1 Oils. nr. . .aa J r-nra hxklTla KSROSIl"""-"- -. -"bar- or tank, wagon - rale, JSftc csaoa. ,7wt. OASoZlNB Bulk, lac; cases. 19c: enclne distillate arums. . drums, lie; tue, 18c. cases 75c. boiled, barrel. 74c; boiled, cases. ' n-orauTiiiit In tanks. 61c: In caset. 6Sc; JU-cae 101a, jo . SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKETS Prlcee Current In the Bay City oa Fruits, Vegetables, r,tc. uT traxcisco. Auc. 4. Buttsr Fresh extras. 27c; prime nrsis. 1 . , - ,,n.. Vmin, Xnverlcaa imol-Wc; oregons, 13tt14Vc - . .i Summer saUHAri. 85ft 60c; LllW u . - . strinc and wax beans, lc; llmss, 23e tomatoes, 3075c: cucumbers, B0t50c. r ruit Minuii V " " , - 1.60: grapefruit. $J.70'j35O; oranges, fsv 4- Banaoaa, Hawaiian. 1 .ic SB l.ou ; piuesppiea, llawaiisn, fl3 2.0: apples, Alexsuuors, uu t'ota.oea a.i , w - -.- - .... EMmte U4IU nu.rtars: bariev. -920 centals; potatoes. 7075 sacks; hay, 720 tous. " Coffee .ruturea. NEW TORK. Aug. 4. The market for coffee futures opened uncnangea to an sa vanna at 1 oolnt this mornlus. but prices soon turned eesler under scattered selling. which eppeared to oe inspirea oy predic tions that the world'a visible supply state ment would show an Increase of too.000 bags for the month of July and continued talk of a sagging tendency in the cost and rr.irht market. There seemed to be soma .New Orleans selling late tn the afternoon with the msrket closing at a net uscuuo o. 1 to polnta. Sales. 14.250 bass August, i.Slc; September, October, November and December, .4tc; January, rcoruau, 7e; March, 4.41c: April. 4.45c; May, . in. fi 74c: July. 4 79c ' ri,u. Rio N'o- 7. TUc: Santo 4a. ttto. The cost and freight market was reported about Is to 15 polnta lower, with Santos 4 quoted around e.sao ana mo is ..sia. Navel Btoree. ivivvm Ga.. Aus. 4. Turpentine, firm. SV4t3Hic fslrs. 4.18; receipts, 503; shipments, iui; stocs. Kosln. firm; sales. 1040; receipts. 1518, .t.i.m.i.11 1202: stock. 60.644. Quote: A. B, 12 00; C. D. i'.UO: E. : ". $3.1; O. 3 15: h. xiav4e:i.20: I. 131.19s.20; K. 140CS; M. 4.00; N. 4.094.5; WG, i.80; WW. S3.W; , Metal Starke. . - NEW TORK. Aug. 4. Copper ateady. Electrolytic. H.23 18.50c, ,.nn Kte.itv and uncharured. . Metal exchenge quotes tin easier, 33.120 Si. 67c . The metal' exchange quotes lead of fered 5c Spelter not quoted. New York Sugar Market. . war vnnv aus. 4. Raw sucsr dull. Centrifugal. 4.S4c; molasses, .87c Refined easy 13 points lower. Cut loaf, 4ic; crushed. .45c; mould "A," .10c; cubes, I toe; XXXX powdered, s.tOc; powdered. 5 76c; fine granulated, 5.66c; diamond A. i.Hc; confectioners' "A." 5.5c; N0..1, 8.10c rhlraea Dairy Produce, CHICAGO. Aug. 4. Butter Lower. Ureamery, ... . ((s Receipts. 10.S70 case; unchanged. . nul Vmlt me New York. . NEW YORK, Aug. 4. Evaporated apple quiet, rruuca, . wlr I'nll.n Afarkee. i. . " " NEW YORK. Aug. 4. Spot cotton, steady .'... ci.. inn .!.. Mld-upianas, s.ov. Hops at New York. NEW YORK, Aug. 4. Hops Steady. vtnlnlh TJnseed Market. rrCLUTH, Aug. 4. Unseed, cash fl.Sstt; September, i.u; unmugi, The Rocers Psss tnnnel, tnrough which . - B..lrl. U.llry,.rl mnnn Will eltn the tiniuigi..-"". " .t" " iV under tne beiKir- rB. e ooarter of mil hnger then the Hoouc 1 ta?sh nihsr tunnel an toe American luniict. i'v coniiactiv Aa w w-. i STEEL IS LEADER Sells at Highest Prices of Past Two and Half Years. WAR STOCKS STILL CLIMB Railroad Shares tag, bnt Average Changes for Day Are. Small. Utah Copper's Income Is Largely Increased. Vnsv Anar. 4 Industrials again advanced sharply today, but railroad stocks lagged. The. sluggishness of the latter, however, did not Interfere with the vigor of the movement among the Industrials, par ticularly the steel Issues. Total sales were 675,000 shares. . t United States steel was tno leau.i, traded In heavily throughout the cay. tt . . i hi.h.. nrlf than It et- ro. 7 iv ivn, ....... . - . . ..... tainel at any time during 1914 or 1913, when It was on a omaeou -hem Steel made another remarkable ad vance. On the first two sales It rose IS .... .... i. nnnniai to 2tM. a cam DUIUUJ BUU . . . foe tha dav of 22 points. Ita previous high record was -1 J. In the railroad Hit. at. ran. sou v.. -l. Paelfle ware heavy, but the average change was slight. Utah Coppers report tor m. June 30 showed an increase of ,1.593,000 In total lncomo. The bond market waa nrm. i par value. 32.2S5.OO0. t . United States bonds were unchanged on call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. rrln.fne High. : Low. Close, bid. Alaskx Gold. 1.800 s:m 33 83 Am Beet Sugar. 8'.50O 68 56 80 58 59 Amer Can 21.500 604 Am Sm St Refg. 9,700 81k 80 200 106 106 106V Am Sug Refg... Am Tel A Tel.. 700 109Vi lo POO 12 122 12114 228 200 227 227 Anaconda Min., 6.S0O 7H4 70 70T, Atchison 1.600 101H 101 101 80 80 E . Tl.n TmiiiII. . 1 400 86 86 80 17 144 --i axon in 17 Cansd Pacific... e'.SOO 145 M 144 tent l.eatner... o.irov 41 Ph., a niiift.. soo 42 13 82 14 42 42 Chi Gr West... 400 11 11 Chi M e ?t P.i. 2.800 8; 81 Chi IN W ;vA Ji 'lkl rhlnn Conner... 7.0t0 46 45 40 40 4 7 27 27 172 Colo F A Iron.. 8.600 41 40 U K U Hn nfH .. Dlst Securities.. S.400 28 .27 r.i. 2T 172 Gen Electric... Gr Nortn pld... Gr Nor Ore ctfs. Gucgenhelm Ex. Illinois Central. Inter-Met pfd... 41 63 42 63 10:1 7 83 . 34 inspiration i-vp. Inter Harvester. u r EAiith.rn 24 24 143 79 26 6 2 Iehlgh Valley.. Met fetroieum. Miami Copper.. M K a. T 79 26 l Taririr. Nat'l Biscuit.... Nat'l Lead Nevada Copper. N Y Central 64 14 S9 64 14 90 N Y, N H M. Vnr a Wear 105 lor, North Pacific... 107 Pacific Mail . ... Hn . Tat A Tl . 34 4" 29 107 160 2:1 149 a 5 87 Pennsylvania ... Pull Pal Car.... Ray Cons Cop. .. Reading 1 . 1 . . CI..1 . 23 Rock -Inl. Co.... do pfd .' StLASF 2d Pfd. South Pacific... 14 14 Tennessee Cop Texas Co Union Paclflo. 3 339 311 339 80 70 U S Steel.!.!!!! iV.400 '76 S nfH 111 111 li.'coo 6S Utah Copper.... Wabash pM 66 67 en ami . inn ins. ivestern union. "' ' " ' . . . Westing Elect.. 27.000 112 111 111 Western cnion. 89 Montana r-uwer - -' - Cruclblo Bteel.. 28,100 74 72 73 Allis Chslmer.. 34,400 .38 36 87 t,.i .aic. in, th. dav. A75.000 sharea - - -, BONDS. U S ref 2s. reg. 97No Pac 3s...... 62 Ar. r-nnnnn ... 97 iPae TAT GS...b97 U S 8s. reg 100Ponn con 4s....H'2t do coupon ...100,So Pao cv4s.... 84 TJ S 4s, reg 109 So Pao cv 4s. ..102 do coupon. ... i in yt union .so ..... on NYC gen 3sl0:!!l"nion Pao'cv 4s. 302 No Pao 4s 89U S Steel 8s.... S BoNton Mining Stocks. BOSTON, Aug. 4. Closing quotations: Allouex eitoNortn Butte .... 80 62 80 66 27 2 46 Si 'I 61 89 Am Z L. A Sm. 60 Old Dominion . . . A rlx Com....... aj Osceola cal & Aril 64 Cal A Hecia. ... 57 . Quincy nannon Centennial Jo Superior Can H Con Co. 00 Sup A Bos llin.. E Butte Cod M. u ramaracK Kranklln 9 U S Sm RAM 'do preferred . . . 3ranby Con..... 4 jreeno cananea. 40 rtah Con Isle Royal tcop) li Kerr Lake 3 Winona Wolverine ...... Butte & Sup Iake Copper.... 14 Mohawk 72 Nip Mines...... 5 Money, Exchange, Etc NEW TORK. Aug. 4. Mercantile paper, 1 0 3 per cent. Sterling SUty-day bills. 31.7111; demand, $4.78; cables. S4.7S60. Bar silver 47c M.slran dollars I6c. Government bonds steady; railroad bond firm. Time loans firm; (0 days. 2 92 per cent; 80 days, ttyx per cent; six mentns, 3&S per cent. Call money ateady. High, 1 per cent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per cent; last loan, t per cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at per cent. civ rnivnnm Ana. 4. Starllna De mand. 84.76; cable, $4.77. LONDON, Aug. 4. Bar silver, it 7-ld per ounce. Money, S4 per cent. Dis count rate, short bills 6 per cent, thres months ; per cent. Stock Steady at London. rtvTNw 4 Im.rlr.n aeenrltle on th tock market ruled quiet and steedy, . ... a (.-.-. ca1 In H.m.nrf Th. Willi umiBU oi". ' --- closing was firm. Money and discount rate were teaay. GOOD CATTLE STEADY BULK Or ARRIVALS ARE OF IN FERIOR GRADE. Best Hogs Selling at 97.10 at the Local Yards -Sheep Trade la Unlet. The llveatock market wa about steady , .- i.k - taiw imrnint tt bOSlneCS yrateruay. vn - . under way. The best price obtainable In the hog division was 37.10. Prices otherwise were unchanged . The weekly maraet report ui m, rrviiu Union Stockyards Company ssys: - ... . aa 1 a 41 wua M AflflA VII "Cattle ror mo steers have reached the T-cent mark, lhe market seems to be steaay on goou stun. Of course, this class of Cattle is not coming in freely. Out of the 800 head on the mar ket only two or three loads could show tn this class. Most of the offerings were medi ocre, the usual number of second-rate cattle belnr In evidence. For ordinary cowa and h.ir.r. tha market seems at an early date fairly steady. "Hogs Only a lew nunureu iicau 2000 were registered over Sunday. Out aide of a few loads that were able to spring the close of last week's price at 37.15, all lines ruled steady, the bulk going at 37.00 to 7.10. Trade was active. - tsneep xww n . day in the last few months were In this moninr. over eouo neaa neins loiaieu. uoun larobe are selling at 6 25. with all lines steady at last week' price.." Receipt yesterday were 25 cattle, 4 calves and 275 hogs. Shippers of hogs by rail were C. T. Herobree, Monmouth, 1 car; Will Block, Suver, 1 car; F. B. Decker, Silverton. 1 car. The day' sales were a follows: - Wt.Prlc.l Wt.Prlce. Scows 70 34.:.i 23 steers . . .1150 4.j.'o Scows .... 846 S.50I a calves ... 31)5 5.25 lcow ......1020 S.UU12cow .... ii-10 4. Hi 4.200 - 27 1.700 174 10 119 15.500 42 3.206 63 ihlioo S4 4.100 106 i 700 24 700 143 18,300 82 3.600 26 ""ino "2 200 1 21 1.21)0 654 400 14 2,700 90 "2I0 Jlifi'" 500 107 1.400 36 '"hob 107 "V.OOO 2S 8.500 140 10,700 44 ""ion .r"6" 2.1100 8S l.too 14T4 12.400 40 1,100 140 S.SOO 129 13 steers ..ll)60 B.25'40 hogs ....21.S J-?. 11 hoes .... 137 7.10177 hogs .... JV? ' i" 17 hogs 170 6.7oil2hogs .... 1 61 hoes 290 7.1U, 1 hog 2W) 6.60 Shoes .... 13 o. i.i x nogs .... 4 hogs 357 6.10 Current prices at the local stockyards or the various classes of livestock are aa 101- lows: Be.t'.'teTrs 'a'SSSaSo Good steer 2RSS5? Medium steer f SSti'M Choice cow. 6-35 5.50 Bull ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a.5o&5.ou Stags D.UU Uht . i ' T.007.t0 leavy .l... WethheS. tHKH Ewes 8.00 ra; 4.25 Lamb. 7.y.7!!!!!!! o.oo6.oo Omaha Livestock Market. AUIUI ...v , HnraTtAMtlTltl. 30.5001 lower. Heavy, J6.106.00; light. J0.80W 7.0; pigs, 6.73(ai7.25; bulk of sales, 6.20(jf 6.85. Catrle Receipts, 2700; steady. Native steers. I7.35I&.9.S3: cows and heifers, e5-0"1 7.50; Western steers. 36.50 850; Texas steers. J 00W 7.40; cows and heifers. 5B.O0 ii.i- , nn1iinn Sheep Receipts. 8400, steady. Yearlings, 6.007.00; wethers, S5.806.S0; lambs, 38.40 9.00. -, - Chicago Stock Market CHICAGO, Aug. 4. Hogs Receipts, 28. 000; dull, 5c under yesterday's average. BulK, f6.05 &7.30; light. $7.207.S5; mixed. S6.40W 7.75; hesvv. 6.207.25; rough, j,20)6.i3. Cattle Rec'eiDte. 16.000: easy. Native beef cattle, S0.2O10.80; Western steers, 36 73&8.2S; cows and heifers, .3.204j.25; calves. 38.0011.50. Sheep Receipts. 12.000; steady. Sheep, 36.101ir7.00; lambs, e6.769.40. wheatriseIs rapid BLACK RUST REPORTS COME THICK AND FAST. Large Part of North Dakota Crop Said to Be In Danger Chicago Prlcee Make Cains. CHICAGO. Aug. 4. Black rust report came thick ana fast today, and so also dldi newa of wet weather damage to wheat In the shock. After an all-day advance the market closed stesdv. lo to l2 above last night. Corn gained 1 lo to 11C, 'and oats 2Q2o to 3o. In provisions, the outcome was 10c to 17 9 30o decline. Black rust reports becoming more numer ous gave the wheat market a decided up turn at the opening. According to one ex pert. 0 per cent of the crop in Southern North Dakota waa in danger. There were also advices Indicating that all the Winter wheat still uncut In the fields south of the Nebraska region would be virtually a com plete loss. The fact that country offerings were next to nothing tended to keep the market on the up grade. Corn, stimulated by cold that auggestea late Autumn rather than -mid-Summer, kept pace with the rise In the value of wheat. Shipping demand from the East waa of a lively sort, but could not be taken ad vantage of, as supplies here were too lim ited in volume. ' Independent strength developed In the oats market. A huge short Interest was said to exist, mainly because of big sales for export and because of a lack of correspond ing contract for deliveries from first handa Owing to wet weather, the country was said to be offering virtually nothing. Stop-loss selling formed the rule In pro visions. There seemed to be no demand ex cept from shorts. Leading futures, ranged as follows: WHEAT. Open. High. Low. Close. Sept. SLO. 11-08 Dec. L07 r.09 ....1-0S 11.08 11.014 H5 .l.vit -i."" a CORN. .74 .76 .74 ..7 .63 .65 .83 K . -"Vi OATS. Sept. . . Dec. . . . Sept. 39 .42 .a Dec. ...... .40 .42 .40 ..43 MESS PORK. Sept. 11.45 13.50 13. 15.JS UCU ' 13.03 JI.IU ' LARD. Sept. ...... 7.2 8.03 7.80 7.2 Oct. 8.00 8.07 8.00 8.02 ' SHORT RIBS. Sept. ...... 12 12 7 8.00 Oct. 8.05 l.lli 8.85 8.81 Cash prices were: Wheat No. 2 red, Sl.1401.16; No. 1 hard, 11.21 & 1.23. Corn No. 2 yelow, 8283c; No. 4 yellow, 81a Kye No. 2. nominal; No. 3, SI. Barley 7041 78c. , Timothy $5.60 7.' Clover S8.50&13.35. Vrlmarv recelnts Wheat. 723.000 ve. 3,172,000 bushels; corn, 4S8.000 vs. 624,000 bushels; oats, 3a3, ouo vs. z,.i,vw du.m.ib. Shipments Wheat, 786,000 vs. 1.674.000 bushels; corn, 278,000 vs. 408.000 bushels; oats. 390,000 vs. 775,000 bushels. Clearances Wheat. 244,000 bushels; corn, 36,000 bushels; oats, none; flour, 17,000 barrels. Foreign Grain Markets. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4. Cash wheat un changed; corn unchanged to Id higher. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 4. Wheat Septem ber, tl.08; December, tl.0S; No. 1 hard, 31.51; No. 1 Northern, fl.lotSl.ftL Flour Advanced. Barley 65 74c. Flax tl.61tyl.S3. Eastern Grain Markets. DULUTH, Aug. 4. Wheat closed: Sep tember, 31.10 bid; December, tlO asked. WIVNIPEO, Aug. 4. Wheat closed: Oc tober, tl-06 bid; December, tl-otH asked; May, tl-12- KANSAS CITT, Aug. 4. Wheat closed: September, gl-05 bid; December, Sl.ue. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4. Wheat closed: Sep tember, 1.0 7; December. tl-S: May. tl.lt. Grain at San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4. Spot Quota tions Walla. tl-751.77; red Russian, I17St?l.S0; Turkey red, tI.56I-0; blue stem, lWl.6; feed barley 1.22 1.35; white oats. 1.451.47; bran. -ff 17.60; middlings. 3233; horts, 1..60 23.50. . ' Fuget Sound Grain Market. SEATTLE. Aug. 4. Wheat Bluestem. 3V. Turkey red. 9Sc; forty-fold, Wic; club 04c; fife, 3c; red Russian, SOc Barley 32; per ton. -yesterday's csr receipt -Wheat. 6; oats, 6; barley. 1; corn, 1; hay, 11; flodr, . TACOMA. Aug. 4. eat-Bluestem. 07c ffltl; forty-fold. 94c; club. lc; red fife, Olo. Car receipts Wheat. 10; hay, s. PATROLMAN SAVES LIVES Prompt Alarm Minimizes Damage in Great Northern Hotel Fire. When fire broke out in the Great Northern Hotel at-an early hour yes . j A..n, ha lnrfeers were all asleep, but were roused in time to flee from the flames by rairoiniau "- whoso timely discovery of the blaxe forestalled what might have become a serious conflagration. The hotel Is at 610 North Twenty-first street. . ji -aa.a oicorntio in a, teleDhone booth is believed to have caused the fire which burned tnrougn an air ui to the roof, three stories above. Dam age was tlOOO. covered by insurance. The building Is owned by the Lauder hold estate. W. T. Goode is manager of the hotel. , ' Engine 6, stationed a block away, responded to the call of the patrolman. LEO AVENUE TO BE FESTIVE Residents W ill Celebrate Completion of Street Improvement. All the residents of Leo avenue, be tween East Thirteenth street and Sell- i -Dav ..-ill hn at home to their wouu a ... ... n friends jnd visitors tonight between 8 and 10 O ciock. xne oncmiv" -ebration to signalise completion of the k..j..ii.f9 navAment on that street. and the residents invite the publio to Inspect the improvement. The children will give a street pa rade in tne eariy pari, ui m titmu. 15 BULLETIN - WARRENITE HARD SURFACING ON COUNTY ROADS IS PROGRESSING AS FOLLOWS: Sandy Road finished from city limits four -miles east. Powell Val ley Road Vi -mile hard surface completed. . ALL ROADS OPEN FOR TRAVEL EX CEPT EAST END OF BASE LINE ROAD. ' (NOTE This space will be used every other day to keep you- Informed on the progress of the work.) Residents along the street will keep open house. The residences along the street will be illuminated. All resi dents of Sellwood are invited to visit Leo avenue during the evening;. H. M. Huff, president of the Sellwood Board of Trade, will be general chairman and manager of the celebration. REPORTERS' UNION IS PLAN Campaign to Be Launched at Short hand Convention This Month. - Shorthand reporters throughout the United States will too affiliated with the American Federation of Labor if George B. Bower, delegate from Chi cago to the National Shorthand Report ers' Association, is successful in the campaign he proposes to launch at the convention in San Francisco this month. Mr. Bower stopped in Portland yes terday on his way- to see the exposi tion. At the Courthouse Mr. Bower met his old friend, A. M. Wing, formerly official court reporter in Judge Mc Ginn's department. Mr. Wing and Mr: Bower worked together In Chicago 35 years sgo. TRAVELERS' OCIDE. San Francisco Los Angeles Wit hoot Change En Route) Th Biff, Clean. Comfortable,, Elegantly Appointed, ScasoinK Steamship S. S. ROSE CITY Sail From Alnsvvorth Dock 9 A. M. AUGUST 10. 100 Golden Mllea oa ' . Columbia itlver. All Kates Include Berth and Meala. 't able and Service Unexcelled. The San Kranclaeo at Portland S. S. Co., Third and Washington Streets (with O.-W. 11. st K. Co.). Tel. Broad way 40U0, A 6121. COOS BAY EUREKA ANI SAN FRANCISCO SS. SANTA CLARA SAILS MONDAY, ACQ. , 6 P. M. San Francisco SANTA BARBARA, LOS ANGELES AND SAN DIEGO, SS. ROANOKE SAILS WHDNESDAV. AUG. 11. 6 F. M. NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. Ticket Office I Freight Of floe 1S3A td BU I Foot Northlup St stain 1314, A 1114 I B'dwy 6203. A (431 FRENCH LINE Compagnle General Trannatlantlque. POSTAL SERVICE. Sailings From NEW YORK to BORDEAUX ROCHAMBEAU . . .Aug. 14, 3 P. M. I I TfiTTRAINR ...Auir. 21. 3 P. M. CHICAGO 7 Aug. 28, 3 P. 1. ESPAGNE Sept. 4, V. Si. FOR INFORMATION APPLT C. W. Sttnger, SO Sth st.t A. D. Charlton, 255 Morrison at.; E. K. Harrison. C. M. J St. B. Ry.t Dorwy 11. Smith 118 Kd t.; h.. t. Baird 100 3d St.: H. Dickson, S48 Wash ington St.: North Bank Road, flih and Slark its : F. d. McFarland, d and Washington stc.J E. B. Valtf, It d St.. Portland. SAN FRANCISCO theNewWay On account of heavy bookings, duo to reat popularity of the Twin Palacci, SS (iRKAT NORTHKRV . uu Te.-r.uTKF.RV I'ACIUC. Only 26 hour at aea between czar. TTrsnf ca ana ronieinu EARLY RESERVATIONS Are Imperative to avoid disappointment. Sailings every Tnesday. Thiirsday. talarday. Stmr. train from North Bank depot : A. U FREIGHT SERVICE ON EXPRESS TIME. NORTH BANK TICKET OFFICE. Sth and Stark Phones ltdwy. S20, A 8671. Freight and Passenger STEAMKIUS TO THE 1IAIXES and Way Lauding". "BAILEY GATZERT" Leavea Portland dally at T A. M. except Sunday and Monday. Sunday excursion to Cascade Locks leave U A. M. "DALLES CITY" Leaves Portland Tuesday. 'Ihursday xnd 6unday at 8:30 A. M. Sunday Caacade Locks Excursion 1. Fare to The Dallrs and Return t. AM.IIKR-ST. HOCK. PORTLAND. Phones Main 814, A 6112. USTRALIA Honolulu and South Seas Shortest Lis ( 19 daytO QflckMt Tla "VENTURA" ' 'SONOMA" 'SIERRA" 10.000.ton ibERICaK Steamers tRated Llojdn ICO all $130 Honolulu fiKf!S ISydney. $337iC For Honolulu Aug. 3, 11, Sept. . Oct. it, For Sydney Aug. tl, Sept. 28, Oct. 24. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. 7S Market SU. San Francisco. Wlllafii BARBADOS, BAH I A. C JANEIRO, SAKTOS. IfnAMPORT'HOlTLlNE BUCNOG AVRC&. Freqnnt laflinss from New York by new and fwt (il.iOU ion) pftftMllirer iwaiugin Diav D. Smitbg Sd Usah Intrtnn Kla . Al aay ouiex ioou ngz. Str. GEORGIANA Harkins Transportation Co. s Leavea Dally at T A. M. Sunday, 7:30 A. M. for ASTORIA and way landings. Returning, leavea Astoria at S F. AL, arriving Portland 9 P. M, Landing loot of Washington street. Alaia 143a, A 4123. A JTSi ItilMtll'i-l rnm.m i, ita. . i