THE MOKNIHG-J0KEaQOT4N,SATnBDA,Y. rAU.(HTSIE "1900.
It
COMMERCIAL AND,
i"ront ect tesenjWe4.a Srul, fair In some to
JBpects jesierday, the receipts from all direc
tions lelns unusually heavy. California. Craw
fords came In hy thousands of boxes, and o-ld
cround 60c ier bor, wRS" Oreeon peaches of
the earlier varieties In big supply at 00c per
box. Nutmec melons from Payette and The
Dalles trere jrientUol, and there was a couple'
of carloads of -watermelons to add to the
agony la other Itefs were was not much
change in prices. Butter is reported to be
firmer although there is a slicht difference of
opinion, one dealer wantlns to know "why in
the The Orecenian persists In quoting
creamery butter at 45c, when there are tons of
it coinlnr along that could not be got rid of
at 4t2ic'" Another stated that The Orcgo-
nlan "raises by Quoting butter at -15c,
when we have to tharce our customers 50c,
tnd can't get enough to supply the demand at
that prtce" Under such -circumstances, ac
curate Quotations are obtained with difficulty
but the market -to a. rank outsider seems to be
reasonably steady at 45&D0c for fancy cream
ery. JJanlc Clearing's.
Exchanges,. jBalances,
Portland ....
Tacoma. "..,
Spokane ...
....2S7.4
41.01U
.... 102,880 i
H57.432 -
X.ooo
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Grain, Floor, Etc
A few small lots of wheat are s-lllng all the
time, but the business as a. whole is of small
proportions. Prices do not show much change.
Cxport -values arc about 54C-Kc for Valla
Ta!2a and Vallej. and about SSc for bluestem.
TVelghts are firm, and two ships which were
offering this morning were held at 47s Cd. A
la-ge carrier for December loading was offer
ing at 45s, and refused an offer of 43s 94.
Wheat Walla Walla, nominal, 55c: Valley.
C4?555c, Wuestem, 58c per bushel.
Flour Best grades, ?2 75g3 10 per barrel;
graham, $2 50.
Oats White, 3435c; gray. 3233c per busheL
Barley Feed, (l-i15; brewing, flG per ton.
Mttlstaffs Bran. -?13 per ton. middlings, $20:
Shorts. $14, chop, $15.
Hay Timothy. $1011: clover, $7oS0: Ore
con wild hay. $C7 per ton.
Butter, Beg, Poultry, Etc.
Butter Fancy creamery. 4550c; stcre, 25
27c per Toll.
Eggs 1717c per dozen.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, ?33 50 per dozen;
lens. $4t; Springs. $2 5081. ducks, $31:
geese, $4 per dozen; turkeys, 1617c per
pound.
Cheese Full cream, twins. 12H;313ci Young
America, lie per pound.
Vegretitblesi, Krnlt, Etc.
Vegetables Parsnips. $1; carrots, 75c3?l;
turnips, 76c jer sack; onions, ?1 25 for red,
$1 50 for silversklns; cabbage, $1 50 per cental,
potatoes, 4050c per sack for old. 508iJ0c for
fce.nr; peas, ag-4c; beans, C7c per pound; cu
cumbers. G0&5c: tomatoes, 75c per bex.
Fni It Lemons, ft 50g5; oranges, $3-504 pet
box for lato Valenclas; pineapples, $4 60fil
per dozen; csnanas. (2 56&S per bunch: Per
sian dates, 7Sc per pound; peaches. 40350c
for Hale's Early. 50C0c for California Craw
ford, pears, 00c$l per box; apricots, 50C5c;
apples, 76c? 1 per box; blackberries, 34c per
pound, watermelons, $2 25f2 50; cantaloupes,
$'1 25 pet dozen for California; Oregon nut
megs, $2 252 50 per crate.
Dried fruit Apples, evaporated, 7 Sc per
pouad; eun-dried, sacks or boxes, 45e; pears,
oun and evaporated, 5Gc; plums, pltless, 43
5t4c; prunes. Italian. 8V46it: sliver, extra
choice, 5 ST Gc; figs. Smyrna, 22c; California
black. SCc; do white, 10c per pound.
Groceries, Xnt, Etc.
Corree Mocha, 2328c; Java, fancy. 20S2c:
Java, good, 2&24c: Java, ordinary, 16&:.0c;
Costa Rlea faney. lS20c; dfj eoooV ICSlfec; do J
ordinary, 1061-e per pound: Columbia, roakt,
$18 03 ArbucUe's. $15 i3; Lion, $13 03 per
casc. Sugar Cube, f C 30. crushed, SS 30; pow
dered, 56 30, dry granulated," (S 80; extra C,
$5 30: golden C, S3 20 net. half barrels, 4c mere
than barrels, .maple sugar, lDlCc ier pound
Beans Small white. 3c; baou, 4c; Lima.
Oc per pound
Salmon Columbia River, 1-pound tails, $1
1 ;; 2-pound tails. 52nf2 50: fancy, 1-pound
fiats, $1 C54fl 75; -pound fancy flats, S505c:
Alonka. 1-pound tails, ?1 20fjl 30; 2-pouhd tails,
(l voe" 25.
Grain bags Calcutta, ?G-S7i5 per 100 for spot.
Nuts Peanuts, flY"c per pound Tor raw, Oc
for roasted, cocoanuts, 90c per dozen; walnuts,
10 lie per pound: pine nuts, 15c; hickory
nuts, 7c; chontnuts, 15c; Brazil, lie; filberts,
15c; fancy pecans, 12QHc; almonds, 15g17c
per pound.
Coal oil Cases. 214c per gal.; barrels, 17c;
tanks, l&$c
Bice Island, OVJc; Japan, 5'Ac; 'New Orleans,
4iS5kc, fancy head, $767 50 per sack.
Mont and Provisions.
Mutton Gros, best sheep, wethers and
twos, sheared. $8 503 70; dressed, 7S?7c per'
pound; Spring lambs, Cgfit-ic per pound gross.
Hogs Gws, choice heavy. $5. light, $4 50;
dressed, 50c per pound.
Veal Large. 7feJJc per pound; small, SJs
flifec.
Beef Gross, top steers. $3 50Q4; cows. $3
S 0. dressed beof. C0Jc per pound.
Provisions Portland pack (Shield "brand):
Hams, smoked, aro quoted at 13c per pound;
picnic hams, fltc per pound, breakfast bacon,
13ic,, bacon. ie; backs OVsc; dry salt sldfes.
Slfcc, dried beef, 17tjc per pound; lard. 5-pound
palls. 10c, 10 - pound pails. Hz; .504, Ojc;
tierces, 9fcc pel pound. Katrrn pack (Ham
mond's) Hams, large, 12?c; medium, 13ci
small, IStfcc; picnic hams. 9Hc; shoulders, O's;'
breakfaht bacon, 12?c, dry salt 6ldes, 1U&
He. bacon rides, OViClOc; backs, 94c: Tjutts,
0c; lard, jiure leaf, kettle rendered, 5s, -IUJiCJ
10s. lOc.
Hope, "Wool, Hides, Ete.",
Hops2Sc per pound for 11)00 crop, S10o
tor new crop.
VooJ.VaUy. 1213c for coarse. l&gflGa for
best. Eastern Oregon, 1510c; mohair, 25c per
pound.
Sheepskins Shearlings. 1520c; short-wool. 25
SSc medium-wvol, 30a50c, long-wool, tKX.1
each.
Pelts Searsklns. oacli, as to size, $5&10;
cubs, oach, $lf5: badger, each. 50c; wildcat,
25S75C, houecat. 525c. fox. common gray,
4ilo$l do red, $1 75f?S 50, do cros, $2 50C:
lTtx, ?24 50 mink, 40cS'$l 75. marten, dark
Sforthtrn, JU10. do pale, pine, S24, wubk-
rat, 6 12c; skunk. SOfSOc; otter (land), $4
S; panther, with head and claws perfect.
$1S3; raccoon, 25S0e. wolf, mountain. Nlth
head perfect. $3 50 g 5; wolverine, $2 50S6r
bea.vr. per skin, large. $ti7: do medium, per
.nkln. $45; do- small, per skin, $162; do kits,
per skin f Jrfi.
Tallow &ti&c: No. 2 and grease 3Jsff4c per
pound.
HWes Dry hides. No 1, 10 pounds and tip
ward. 1415e: dry kip. No. 1. 5 to 18 pounds,
15c per pound; dry calf. No 1, under 5 pounds,
15G10c, dry salted, one-Uilrd less than dry
flint; Baited bides, sound steers. CO pounds ai.d
xivef, 78e. do fio to CO pounds THc: do un
der 50 pounds and cows. 7c; kip. 13 to 30
pounds. 7M. lo veal, 10 to 14 pounds. 7tjc;
do calf, under 10 pounds. THc. green lUnealted),
1c per pound less; culls (bulls stags, moth
eaten, badly cat, scored hair slipped, weathcr
benion or grubby), one-tblrd lets.
inOX AND STEEL.
Bessemer PIpr Prodncts to Be Re
stricted Soon. '
CUEELAND, Aug. 3. The Iron Trade
Blew eays.
X superficial view of the situation puts
etresc wpon the conference of officers of the
large steel companies and teo of the Bes
femer Pig Iron Association at Chicago en
Thursday and Friday of last weak. It is
true that restriction of pig Iron output, both
by steel companies and by merchant fur
naces, was discussed at length, but the meet
ing was without outcome In any definite plan
for redaclnr production. It can be said that
a decided restriction In Bessemer pig Iran
product will be seen in the near future,
.but H "Will me In In Just the way that
production of finished material has been cur
tailed in various directions In the past few
months.
Steel works will not only continue "tu held
ub btpiBerts of purchased pig Iron, but ars
piling iron at their own furnaces. This wIH i
be Biored. ac tne montn or August wjm
sec such seUlnr out of slack as may held
the Urice of Bessemer olose to that of tedaj.
There have been some considerable iales of
malleable Bessemer the past week, and other
like iMtstness le la prospect The chances
nf X strike by puddlers and finishers are
pood; and August Is likely to be a month ot
FINANCIAL NEWS
ldlescss. The single laUure announced In
the Central West -this week Is not signifi
cant of any more than the fact that Inde
pendent skelp mills are practically elimi
nated as a factor under the concentration of
the wrought-ptpe trade. The condition of
credits Is generally healthy, but collections
are rather slower.
The trade In foundry iron is still far frcrr
satisfactory, being practically unchanged In
the midst of activity of all products. "
SEW TORli STOCIC JIAHKKT.
Jfcvr Elements of Activity -Cauaed
Better Distribution of Business.
NEW TOR.K, Aug. 3. Sugar, Brooklyn
Transit, B. i O. and Cnlon Pacific fell some
what into the oackground today. An effort
was made by the traders to bring forward
some of tha, other railroad stocks to take
the place of these recent favorites. These
did not a all to' fill the rap left by the
quietude ot the mercurial specialties, but'
the day's dealings fiad an appearanc? of
rather better dislributluj as a result of
these new elements of activity, and the gen
eral tone of the market was firm and ap
proaching positive strength at times; The
center of this strength was the granger '
group, which was favorably affected by the
show of increased earnings for the- fourth
week In July by the St. Paul system. The
showing was particularly effective because It
compared with a very high level of earnings
last year, and because St. Paul has rather
been looked upon as the leader of the re
actionary tendency In railroad earnings In re
gard to the falhngoff in general business.
There was no special feature of traffic to
explain the recoiery, which contrasts with a
decrease for each of the earlier weeks of
the month. It is attributed to 'general mer
chandise traffic.
There was renewed effort also to advance
Union Pacific, which met with some success.
At the high level, the grangers, Southern
Pacific and South westerns were generally a'
point or more to the good. The-moTeircnt
was dlrecjcd In part to the short interest,
and when it covered in part, relapsed Into
seml-stagnatlon and dropped lower. The trad
ers made something of the large Increase in
cash prospect In tomorrow's bank . state
ment. The time money'market continued to
show an easy tone today. Sterling, ex
change advanced a fraction, and exchango
houses expect gold 1o go, out to London next ,
week.
Tho bond market today was only slightly
active and without any feature. Total tales,
par value. $038,000. United States refunding
2s, when issued, and the 5s declined , and
the 3s. old and new 4s, coupon, H on the
last call.
01ONDS.
U. S. 2s, ref. reg.lOJfej Gen. Electric us. ..115
do coupon ......103.ilN. T. Cent, lts..l0ii
do 2s. reg 10a (Northern Pac. 3s.. t3!4
do 3s, reg 1031 do 4s lU4
do coupon luuHiOregonNav. lsts.,.103
do new 4s, reg.. 132 do 4s 10-
do coupon lo2?siCrcgonS. L 0s...l23Va
do old 4s, reg...!! do con. 5s 112i3l
do coupon 115ViR!o Gr. West. Ists ObW
do 5s reg..,. 113 (St. Paul conolo...lo7'i
dp coupon .."....113 (St. P. C. & P. Utsll7
Dlst. Col. 3-C5S...122. 1 do 5s 118
tAtch!son ad;. 4s.. Si Union Pacific 4s,.,10oi
C. & N W. con. 7sl40 (Wis Cnt. lsts..., ,
do S. F. deb. 5s.l22 JSouthern Pacific 4s 7S-;
D i R. G. lsts.. 11.-2 iWest Shore 4s Ill
do 4s 97hl
STOCKS.
The total sales of stocks today were 187,300
shares. The closing quotations were:
Atcblson ... 2ZK Union Pac pref
do. pref TOHlWabaih
Bait. A. Qhlo.... .74.1 do nref
T574
1J
Can. Pacific Sf, Wheel. & L E...'. 9 t
Can. Southern ... 4SA do 2d pref 2JJV
cnes & Ohio 27fc Wis. Central .... 13
Chi. Gr. Western. 10? P. C. C & St, L . 53
CHI., B &. Q...,..12tP,i(Thlrd Ajcnue 100
Chi , Ind. & L,.,,. 2it I EXPRESS CO.'S.
Ches
do prof ........ 52
ndams, ............ 125
Chi. i East. III. 05 i
Chicago & N. W..1JT;
Chi.. R, L &. P....100&
.vierican 1&4
Lnlted States 45
V.'ells-Jargo .....122
MISCELLANEOUS.
.. 1;.. u. & st. L. oSfc,
uoio. soutnern ... u
I.Uner. Cotton OIL. 34V,
do 1st pref..
. 40K do pref SSVj
ao 2d pref.
lb Amer. .Uniting .... 31
Del. & Hudson.. ..112 1 do nref 10
Del, Lack, d, AV..17f45Amer. Smelt. & R. 3M
Denver &Rio Gr. 1S'1 do pref ......... 8714
do pref COiAmer. Spirits 1U
JErio 10-)l do pref., 17
do let pref 3231
Amer. Steel Hoop. 1S&
Great North, pref.132
oo prei oov,
Amer. Steel &. W. 32t
Tdo pref ......i. 72Vi
Amer. TlnPnte.. 22
Hocking. Coal .... 13&I
locKlng valley .. 3o
Illinois Central ...UGH
lowauentrai IB
uo. Tirei .
77
UQ prei ...4. 4U
Amer. Tc'bacco
.. B2i,
Ivan. JO.. J2xf& iG-JsHyrati nref ...19t
Lake Erie & W... 27 Anaconda Mln. Co. 45
do prof 02,lBrooklvn R. T.... 57?
Lake Shore 200 I Colo. Ful & Iron., 33i
Louis. &. Nash 71sjCont. Tobacco .... 24Hi
Manhattan 1 .,- UOn! do pref 7(1
Met. St, Ry lSSHjFcderal Steel 32
Mex. Central,.... 121g do pref C3
Minn. & St.'Louls 50 iGen. Electric 130
do pref OSWGlucose Sugar .... 52
Missouri Pacific .. 501 do pref 0)
Mobile SL Ohio.... 37ijjlnt. Paper -.2215
M.. K. & T 9?t do pref -V5
do pref ......... 31i,iLa Cledc Gas 73
New Jersey Cent..l29ViNatlonal Biscuit .. 30&
.v luii v.eii...xu 1 iu prei.
sr,
Norfolk & West.. 33; Rational Lead
in
ocv;
24
84
ao prei iOvy do prer ......
Jtorthern Pacific-.. 5lMfatlonal Steel
.....
do pref ...- 71-M do pref
Ontario & "West.. 21if. T. Air Brake.".135
o. n. & x....
.... 42
North American
18'i
do prof ....
Pennsylvania
Reading: ..
do 1st pref..
.... 70
.,.12)
Pacific Coast'...
do 1st pref....
do 2d pref
Pacific Mail
52
Sfa
C2
31
.... 1HI
.... ss
do 2d pret.
2S'4!
60
People's Gas
osx
KIo Gr. Western
Pressed Steel Car. 3S&
do nref 00'd. do nrcf 7:
St. Louts & S. r. fll Pullman Pal. Car. 182
do 1st pref 00 5tand. Hope & T.. ft
do 2d pref 32"iiSuffar 121
au iouik o . i"".i ao prpi mi
do pref j.. 26
Tenn. Coal & Iron. OS'S
Gt. Paul ..: 112
do pref 171
St. Paul & 0 110
U..S. Leather 10U
do pref .., flStJ
U. SBubber "...2aVi
do- pref 01
Wctrn Union ... 70U
Southern Pacific.. 33si
Southern By 104
do pref 51T,
Texas & Pacific... 14;
Union Pacific .... 5014
Offered.
Rroubl'c Iron i S. OU
do pref
C0H
Money. Exchange, Etc.s
SAN FRANCISCO. 'Aug. 3. Sterling on
London. 60 davs. $4 65; sterling on London,
sight. ? SSH-
Mexican dollars. 4!?Sl40hc.
Drafts Sight, 10; telegraph, 12H-
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-lMoney on call. It;
1H per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4(35
per cent. Sterling exchange, firm, vclth ac
tual business In bankers' bills at ?4 S7 de
mand, and at 54 SI, CO days. Posted rates,
$4 S4H, ?4 S3 and 54 SS'5 Commercial bills,
$4.53(34 S3U. Silver certificates, OlHGCCijc.
Mexican dollars, 4S14c Government bonds,
weak. State bonds. Inactive. Railroad bonds,
steady.
. LQNnON, Aug. 3. Consols, 87 13-10c
Forelcrn Financial Jfevra.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3. The Commercial Ad
vertiser's London financial cable says:
The markets here were still very Idle to
day, but Investment -securities were in de
mand. Americans were listless, and B. &
O. Issues were weak on realizations after
the declaration or the dividend. Union Pa
cific was good, but entirely on New Tork
Board of Trade and
Stock Exchange Brokers
GRAIN
PROVISIONS
SHOCKS and
COTTON
BOUGHT AND SOLD FOJ? CASH jl)v
CARRIED ON MARGINS
214-215 '
Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Oregon
sarport. Bio Tlntos were strong early in
the day on Paris Tjuylng, but later" th.ey re
lapsed. m Anacondas, however, helB the rise,
owing to New Tork support.
The stocS exchange 'here will be closed
Saturday and Monday. r
Stocks in London
LONDON, Aug. 3. Atchison, 2CT4: Canadian
Pacific OO1; Union Pacific: preferredj-VTIiC;
Northern Pacific preferred. 7314: Grand Trunk,
64; Anaconda, S. '
THE GHAUT MARKETS.
Prices for Cereals .In European and
American Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3. Wheat, steady.
on call and quiet for spot. Barley, strong. (
Oats, steady. r t
Spot quotations were: ,
Wneat No. 1 shipping, $1 05;-choice, $1 05;
milling, $1 07tgl 10. '
Barley Brewing, SCS0c. '
Oats Good to choice white, $l-17jl 35;'
gray. $1 101 20; red. good to choice, $1 12lj
01 22. - 1
Call board sales: ' t - t
Wheat Steady; December, 51 lltj-per cen
tal; cash, 1 03. , "',
Barley Strong; December, 'TtK. "
Corn. Large yellow $1 201 22t. . . 1
'
CMccgo Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3. Wheat .opened with buy
ers in the majority. 'The brief session at Liv-''
erpool resulted-in an advance of -sd in-prlccs'1
there. As local prices declined a cent yester-i
daj. this naturally had, considerable effect.
There wtus a good deal of covering by jester
day's sellers at theVJpenlngand buying by pro
fessional loncs. September opened at 75js8
75-Jsc; compared with yesterday'? closing prleei
of 74ie74-isc The advance raa maintained,
but a short time. Primary receipt's were very(
large, nearly ao percent larger than ayar
ago, and the quality -of receipts of. new wheat
at Minneapolis' was said to be the besf In,
j cars. f " -
At soon as the opening demand was satisfied,
the market turned weak. Bears Ootfk advan-
tage of the Iac of buying oraers to put pie3-'
sure on the market, and prices slid oft very'
easily under thp raiding, bptember dropping
to 74c, with hardly a lally of consequence. It'
then rallied to" 73i4c, but aRum declined tot
7450 -Mc. chiefly on account otMhe-luck ot
support, and not until the session was near1
the cloo.tlid th market deseto anj , real
strength. Tnen reporja of neavy cash, "business
and export engagements began (o come, in,
local as welLas outside points repotting a good
business. September, njlhtd lo 75 ;fcc, and c.Oii.il
at 75'iilu7c bid. t " .
Corn, with, the exception of a few. moments of
firmness around the openlnj;, wa& weak and"
lower all day. The weather w'as good, and the
favorable crop prospects encouraged silting,
btjiiember clo-ed H&a lower, at bdJsS'c.
Oats were dull but lahlv steady! Septem
ber closed He higher, j,t 2114c.
Yellow fever Reports were the tone' factor in'
provisions. "Opening prlees showed material
declines for this, reason, and until lato In thei
se3iion the- market was cvtremely weak, ThQi
close was steady, September- pork l&c lowr,
lard 2l,485c lower aha ilbs 5g!Ji5c lower.
The leuding futures raiigud as follows:
, WHEAT. .
Opening. Highest. Lowest. -Clvi.
August . . .
bepiiuber'
Onober ..
.$jU fO'Jtii $0 73 $0 74f
.!, 0,"S l'A
ItT.-M
7J 7t3"T 76y
.7,
1
CORN. . ,
.. 37V5 J"i5 3G
... UK i. a.-js"
oat's. ' . . 3
August . . .
September
October . .
o;st
o7
August ...
. . ,
.. 20 25 20
.. 21 2:ji .21
.. 21vb 21i, UiftX
MESS PORK.
..12 05 12U3 liS7'
:.llu5 12t2VS Ti'o.fa
LARD.
.. 00 (TsJT oso
. . Ub5 0 00 Ui0
.. OiU 0 75 010-
204
21U
-fl,4
September
October . .
12 C5
12 Uiy3
September
October , .
January ..
ass
ouo
.0 75.
SHORT RIBS.
... 7 0.'. 7 12U 7 02i, 71214
. . 7 eu -7 0ii 7 IaJ 7u(S
..010 0 10 0 10 0 10
September
October . .
January
Cash uott-tions1 were as follows:
Flour Quiet. ,
Wheat No. 3, 72&7!& No. 2 red, 777Sc.
Corn No. 2, 3S6d0Hc; No. 2 yellow, "A5M.Q1
3S)4c. , ,
Oats No. 2, 2122c; No. 2 white, 2JiP,
23c; No. avvhlte. 22i&2.4p. . t ,
tRje Noj 2, 4SSr0c.4 fc. ' .,
parley Fair, to choice malting, 30i4c
Flaxseed, No. 1, 1 42. 7"' ' ",
Timothy seed-Prince, ?3 1SS3 25. ' "
Mess pork $1212 05 per bbl.
I Lard ?G SOjO a24.per cwt.
snpre riDS Biaes ippse, u uovsi o.
Shoulders Dry salted, boxed, $lJ"75S7.
Short clear sides Boxed, $7 557 05. i
Clover Contract grade,' ?S '
Butter Firm; creamery, 1510c;" dairy, 14
17c. i
Cheese Steady, 010V4e.
Eggs Firm; frcBh, llc. -
Receipts. Shlpm't,
Flour, barrels ,1.000
000'
Wheat, bushels 184,000
Corn, bushels : 211,000
Oats, bushela .. T..3iU,0uO
Byo, bushels '... 7,000-
Barley, bushels 14.0uo
15,000
841,000
2i7,0U0
- " 3,00a
JTctt Yorlc Grain nntl 'Produce.
NEW YORK, Aug. S. Ffour Receipts, 10,
213 barrels; exporfs, 10.710. Market firm.
Wheat Receipts,- 110,550 bushels'; "-exports,
223,201. Spot, firm; No." 2 red," 79&o elevator,
Slic f. o. b.
Wool Dull.
Hops Quiet.
European Grain MarUcts.
LONDON. Ausr. 3 Wheat a'nd flour in Paris.
quiet; F,rench ""country markets, dull; cargoes '
on passage, nominal, uncnangea; iangnsn
countryTnarkets, quiet.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 3. Wheal Spot, steady;
No. "2 red Western Winter, Cs ld; No. 1
Northern Spring, 0s 3d; No. 1 California, Cs
ltd3fls 2d, FutJros, quiet; September, 6s d;
December, 0s l?d.
Corn Spot, steady American mixed, new, 3s
101d: do old, 3s ll'id. Futures, dull; Sep
tember, 3s 10d; October, 3s lid; November,
3s llftd.
SAX FRAKCISCO MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3 Wool Spring
Nevada, 13?irc: Eastern Oregon. 1015c: Yal
ley, Oregon. isg20c. Fall Northern mountain.
10012c: mountain, lamDV, S10c; San Joaquin
plains. 810c; Humboldt and 'Mendocino, 13$)
Wo per pound.
Hops ISM crop, 11013c per pound.
Mlllstuffs Middlings. 517(320; bran, $12. BOO
13 CO per ton.
Hay Wheat, $8912; wheat and oat, $8
QU; lest barley. $S 50; alfalfa, $0 7 50;
tock, 555 50; compressed wheat, JS312 pe
ton; straw, 25jJ37ijc per bale.
Potatoes River Burbanks. 35 C5c: Early '
Rose, 303750 .per cental; sweots,. l2o per
pound.
Vegetables Onions, 75 OQc, per .cental;
garlic, 2tig3i$c: green peas. 23c per pound;
string beans, lu$J3c; dried okr'a, - 32C per
pound; egg plant, SlOc per pound; cucumbers,
50530c per box. ' . n
Citrus fruit Oranges, navels. $2 50; Mexi
can limes. ?07; common California lemons,
$1 50ff2 75; choice. $33 50 per box.
Bananas ?l 60g2 50 per bunch.
Butter Fancy creamery, 2323Hc; do .sec
onds, 2122c; fancy dairy. i8i20c; do sec-
onus, lU'lOC
Cheese American, new, 90t4c per pound;
Toung America. 0ti10c; Eastern. 10i7c.
Eggs Store, 15S17o; fancy ranch, 22c; East- '
erh, ltJKc. 7
Pouttry Turkeys, gobblers, 53l0e: do nens.
lOSllc per pound; old rooiters, S3 5034 per
dozen; young roosters. $4 50CTC; small broilers. J
51 75(ff2 25; large do, $33300; fryets. $3 50
T4 50; hens, J4&4 00 per dozen; geese, ?1S1 U
per pair.
Receipts Flour, quarter sacks. S500; do Or
egon. 14.000; Wheat, centals, 4S0O; do Oregon,
400; barley, centals, S4.50o; oats, centals, 3700;
do Oregon. 500; beans, sacks. 2S0i potatoes,
sacks, 2500; bran, sacks, 1000; do Oregon,
1000; hay, tons, S00; wool, bales, 34; hides,
313.
EASTERX LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Aug. S. Cattle Receipt, SOCK).
Steers, atronc to 10c hlgherr butchers' fiiock.
steady, except medium cows, which are lower!
I natives, best on sale today, 4 cars at $3 70;
Eood to prime steers, fo 353fG CO; poor to me
dium.' $1 4ogu 25; selected feeders, $44 GO;
mixed stockcrr, ?3S3 SO; cokb, $3ff4 50j heif
ers. ?3t?3: canncrr, $2 252 So; bulls. ?3t?4 CO;
calv es. $5-G5 35; Texas fed Eteers, $4 405 33;
Texas crass steers. $3 35(H SO; Texas bulls,
$2 503. 40.
Hogs Receipts today, 19,000: tomorrow, 15,
00(1; estimated left oveK 2000. Mixed, ahd
butchers, 5 1055 50; good to choice heavy. J
Downing
Ghlcaoa Board of-Trade
feiewYork Stock Excfianiie;"J
jopm.4, Qfbuad Floors - - Chamber of Commerce
v..? - Tr BOTH TELpVpHONE.?
,- V. t ,'" '"V Rfi(iN(l.r' 'S t. .,"-3
-SdiisatterSepbndIp.n.Qio tSOO
Thfe-'te' the only -exclusive livestock- steamer -in the.
v - - we. -
"f . ..Nome trade.'. Bookings noiv being mad.e. .,
FOIl HATK XXTi IXKOHMATI03 ArPI.Y TP
CALIFOR'IKIA'VS' "OREGON COAST. S:M
-,. .. T, P. KAUMQARTKa-R, Agent, 253 Vshlnat07i St., - .'
tV. A. Mf.trhell it .Co. General .Apjito. Snn Frnnclaro. , ;- ' ! -
Ife "Pacific" Coast Steamship Co.
M,:RIN0iViEdltf;--
. s .THE3 NP.VVI,LA'TIAI;,.:STECL STEAMSHIP "SEXATQn."
v ' Will sail Ironi'SeaUle anl Ticcna in or about Aujuu 6, and Siptcniw 6." - ;
Thfc' "Senator'' HasfSaapa'cit' of 25C0 tons. Her seconiRTfiJtfin "fc.nd stcerags
accommodatid'ns are.sup'criOr to the first-class accommodations of most ot tho
steamers advertised for Nome.
v -The .Pqcific .Coast Stpamship Company
lrn1Wint7r 'nnTl Siimmnr-fnr" 1 Wnrs. ni!
i. rMui.t A nionAMt-A, ,, 'r5rti? -,1
. ' indulrtf of GOODALL. PERKINS & CO., General Agents. 10 Market. San Fran- .
ci't'o. or N. POSTON; -Agenly,t45 Washington -.t Portland. Or.
. AmericanftHawaiiah.. Steamship Co. l
Regular Steamer 5ervJcFrom Mew York to San .Francisco, y
- --, - -v, -. ,. - Portland and Honolulu.
-- ...-.
S.'S. ASIERIQAN, ofcpver S0O0 tons carrying capacity, the first vessel to load,
will ail from New York, September 1, and after discharging her California freight
at1 San Francisco.' will' prdceed direct to Portind. ,
Freight received after August 1 at company's new covered pier, foot of Forty
second street. South Brooklyn, New- York.
.For rates of freight and further,' particulars, apply to
THE- GHARLES F. BBEBB COMPANY. Agents,
Portland, Or.
FLINT, DEARBORN & CO,, 11 Broadway, New York, General Agents.
S
$5 1533 45; roiJs:h heavy, ?4 005 10; light,
$4 20S?n,50. v i.v-i -'
. Slfeep Reelptsj C0Q0. Market- strong to a
Shade hlsher; iafnbsv 540c.i lower; gpod to
choice vethers,-strone tat10c higher, i.Josr
4- 75-, faitv-iocholce,,mlxedi S3-,804 25i .West- I tcrney and again changing his eyes to
,rn'fhcep ?4 2rxSU,7p; -Texas .-.sheep. MCKglSc') njs Repnew. The other visitors wondered
Wither, C5Sis85. tivtlve lambs, ?4 25(5 75;
vvcifiern iamps(j)4io .iu. R, j.i f ,,.
KANSAS' CITY., Aug., 3 Catties-Receipts,
300'J. Market active; Texas tteurs, S3 053 33 f
Texas cdw,s,51 D02 3Q;r native steers. ?llS5 75';''
nalve-ovys-.and hclfepit, f J,,7y5l4Q;16U)okes
r. ,' C9 rrt-.. v..,ii. M r.KiaA " 1
fcjoss Reofllpts, 7Wd, Market w'ea.jc; .bnllc o"f
sales, ?5 20?5 32H; heavy", ?3 2715 ,40,'acK
ers, $5 23!?5 40; mixed. , $5 S05 32if Pght
.U
per
OMAHA;' Ac. 3. Cattte-RVcalpts,' 13.00&
Market 'active and strong native b6sfi steers,'
?4 405 CO; .Western steers. $l-33i34-S0j:Tcxaa"
steers, ?8 75440;cows and heifers,- $3 25;
canners,,23; stockers .and ,r.eederv'S3 75ij)'i
4 05; .calves,,, $45 50;. bulls and stags,, 00
ffli 40. ' . . ... .... .
. Hogs Receipts, 000. ' Market shade .lower-,-:
heavy't ?5 I2??5,22ti; 'mixpd. ?5 123 J5;
light.' S5 055 15i bulk pf Sale?,. 5 i2J 151,
oulcij neceipis, vyw. marKei. sieaay; year
lings, ?14 CO: wethera, $3 80"4 35;' common
and stock sheep, S33 C5-, lamb3, $4 505 65i- A
' - The MethlvMitrliefs.
NEW TORtC, 'Aug; 3.yTnere'ls np, sign of"
a tre"action In the market Ifor meta"lsKere or
abroad., . TodayV developments is ere unfavor-1"
able, showing Inherent weakness in 'nearly
every- department.. At the' close the metal ex"
change called -plg-lron warrants very 'weak,
with $12" as the 'ndm'lnal-'prlce; Eake copper,"1
unchanged at S10 00; tin,- barely 'Steady at-
$3232'25; lead; unsettled, at $4 25?6pelter,H
easy at 5i 204 23 -Tho brokers' prlcq for lead
Is $4, ana for copper $10 50. Bar silver,- CQeJ
. SAN FRANCISCOl Aug. 3. BAreilver,' C0c
LONDON. vAug. 'ifi-Bur silver, 27"15-lCd.
Coffee and Sugrnr. , , r .
NEW YORK, Aug. 3 Coffee Options closed
steady at a netdecllne of 1015 points; sales, f
isKiu.oags, mciuaing aeptemper at,Z.70T30;
Ootober, $7 S5; Novemhef, $7 85; December,
$7 5g8. Spot, Rio, weak; No, 7, invoice,
ayi; niiia, quiet. J.
Silgar Raw, steady; fafr refining, io; con
tiif ugaj, 00 test 4'5c; ,refln3d,stcady. 0
"Sllyer Going- Abrond. - t-
NEW TORK, Aug. 3 The steamship Urn-
brla. sailing for, Europe tomorrow, will take"'
out 270,000 ounces of sliver. '
MADE TWO WILLS.
Wealthy Chicago Man Puzzled tp
Dispose ot -Prdpertyr-"
CHICAGO, Aus. 3, Nathan J. Brown.
one of the earliest business men of ChuH
cago, and a pioneer lumberman, canar
ouuder, ,-quarryman and land .speculator
of the Middle "Western -States, is dead, a'P
.the age at 83 years, at --the old . Brown"
homestead in Lemont. He-was born fa'
Windsor, VL, in 182. Mr, Brown, before"
his death, had ordered two wills nrenare."
and the decision as-to. which to slun wasM
a dramatic feature of the. aged testator's
lastdaxs. -The property is-realty in-and
around Lemont. - ,,,.;-. v
Mr. -Brown had. been ill -from ..dropsy
and his death was not .unexpepted. A&
he was, a bachelor with qye.r, T.relativcsT
the' disposition, of his property at his
death has for some time been a subject"
or concern. ,. 'Air. Urovvn,. was- opposed to
making a will. He thought If.. he should"
sign, a will he would, consider, he had
given away all of his -property jind , that
ne wouia nave, no longer A rjgnt to live,
as all he had would belong to- other
pie. i But,.finalb. knowing Jthat ie4h was 1
nui j.u.t vii, -(-"e uijeu jiiun (ittu. oruerett
two wills drawn up. ,3 , .
The one., was made by , his - favorlto
nephew, .h. li.,,Bro;wn. and .It, appointed
him executor and "administrator of the
estate. The- othor was .drawn, bv Attor
ney AYeik,' who for many years, bad been
.Mr. . urowns connuentiai jidylser ana
agent By .this will he made a different
aisposmon or tne property. When, noti
fied by .the doctora that he could oiily live
a few hours longer,, the qojghew and at-
MOfmOn Blahooa Pills
Church nd ta-ir loiuwcri. r oiiuciy
r cv.'t. " , n' . ,
Sheep Redelpts. 2000' hedd. . MarKef . stfradvr
lamWTSQ'n 50: 'muttons,"" S3 33i 2o.,-f ' '
of self-sbttsefdUslptUon, excesses, or.clirete-sswjdnf. CUfOO IOSt Manhood, Im"
POtncj. tost Power KlchtJ.aaoc3, Sparmatorrnosa Insomnia, Pnlna
nf Bacfef E ll Do3lrS3t Seminal ttrhlsUlons, tomo uacit, uorrous Do
blllty, Hqndachc,UnfitrtosstoMarry,-os!iof fj3&3 Semen, Varicocelo,
of sslf-bosetdUslptUaa, excesses, or.clvete-sojdn;,
or coi
insMnntion, btns .Qu'not or Dia
VOUS.TwItOlllnS Of EyOlldS.
fBOcTl
crgsss.i.Stln:i;lAtts the brain cd nerre ceates. txiboi.
ererr isocuoa. uxn. gei acsponnenr.-a-
ecaceyrefaoded,.'vlOt AJxixes. CieuUn tee. AtJdWM,.
., -t&f3le-by,Aldrlch Pnanaacy, Sixth
li&pkii.s-"&- Go.
DRUIVIII3 ,
."
iftn.'
i-v
1 ,:si
'" - S
has been running its steamers to Alar i
Ir tho nlnncpr Pnolfln Coast line, -Seat-
rnn, ryn--HnA "Crt,. ,,Vtti Infrtrmn.ttnn
toxney went to his bedside each with the
will they had made. out. The old man
knew tho previsions of each as they had
been read to him many times. He lay on
his bed. lo'okine some, time as his at-i
f If five dyinKrnarn. would Anally, make up
hib-ralnd ami sijn one of the will-,, or if
death -vi6uld Slip In quietly' and too eoon
for-him." ' '
Suddenly the pioneer cspened hi3 eye,
looked dt hijs n'eph6w and beclcbned' with
ihia-'finfeer.','' The will' was placed on. the
,i)ed before-hlm; a, pen put in his tremb-
llnsr 'lingern and "he tslowlyanp eeblj'
'sci-swledihis name 'at the tbouom qf tne
.. feZL ...111 ..a n nfnHAll '-''A n TrTm.f.
'A few Ifours
n'fterV'H.Tid'' tn ' old"man 'l
passed i quietly-
hft-av. '
. , Arcliljlsbop ' !(eii?tcsisr,-"'Eitate.i
STPATJEsoAiUa-Tho! wiilao the'lato
Arclibishop John Hennetsy, 6r Dubuque,
la.',''haa roeelr-fl;led for probate irere by the
' administrators,. Roger Ryan and' Clement
"Holiahhes, "ot 'DuBUUei Tire", whole es
tatfi amounts to about tl.OOO.GJO, of which
-S40O.e0O1s'In Minnesota .real estate the rc-
m"alhder,"real.' and1per;bnal"property, lo
'cdted lnIowa.'' The -"Minnesota property
is dMded amons nine telatives. The Iowa ,
property Is divided between relatives and
the sisterhood of the Catholic church,
NEWS FROM THE H0RTH.
OBflen, 3Vli.o Mnxjciefcd Clnyson, on
,-, c j TrlnL at Dawson. v
.VyjCTQRIA, b, ct( Aug. 4. The steamer
'Qufeen arrayed tonight from Alaska with
250. passengers, including Boundary Com
missioners ","vY,'F. King, the British Com
.mlssloner; O'. T.. Tillman, the American
..Commissioner, arid O. B. French, assist-J
uiiL. j.iiey nave cunciuueu ineir worn on
-White, Chilcoot and Chilkat Passes. ,An-
pther passenger was "W. G. Matthews,
who is- accused of the embezzlement of
;4c000 .at -Savannah Ga., and is being taken
Inhere -for trial.
. George Metcalfe whose body was found
-nine miles from Haines, Is reported to
.'have been killed by Indians. There is
'muchanystery about his death. His part-
-ner,. named Nelson, is also missing.
xne steward or tne steamer t lorcnce a.,
who was drowned in Thirty-Mile River,
was 'Walter Monastes, of Skagway, not
,McCabe, of Portland, as before Teported.
I He died heroically while trying to save
..the. passengers. The hero of the disaster
vas Charles Sinclair, who saved most of
'the passengers.
O'Brien, the alleged murderer of Fred
H.. Clavs'on. of Portland, and Oleson and
', &?lf.e; Is now on trial at, Dawson.
" "Yonng Petdt Jackson Loses.
DENVER, Aug. 3. Otto Sleloff, of Chi
cago, was given the decision over younrf
I Peter Jackson, of Ban Francisco, at the
ena oi a ao-rouna Dout Deiora tne uiyni
'pfcClu'b In this city tonight. As far as
, Bcfentlflc fighting Is; concerned, there wa3
no suoh thing, "but 'from a standpoint of
'bulldog" tactics, the fight was full of feat
ure's.1 Jackson weighed 141' and Sle
JfJ. x-
PJUHART, SECONDARY OR TERTIARY BLOOD PQISOl
-W -fi'ssassiiraSBSSi
r
peo-TpeTmonently Cured. You can- be- treated at
hSme under -same guaranty. .If oU b,avetalteii
mercury. Iodide pdtasn. ana stui navo acnes
and ..nalns. Mucous Patches In MoUtt). Solo
,'Thrc4t. Pimple1:, CopperCoIored Spots. Ulceri
on any pars ot vu- uuu), xiui ui xeuiu
'XatllnfiT CUX; write -
COOfC REMEDY CO.
1 J of cuj-es. CapltaU i30(r,oeo. ' "vV" solicit the
: most-obstinate cases. We have cured tbe -trorst
cases-in 15 to 33-days. loo-pagir tJooK Free.
IJfaOTctrdwtth
ITliorapson.'s Eye Water
orp-JJ ue-.
hircrtxex. la use orcr js yean fir the leaden of th Motmea
ceres the wont curt la old ssa youac irblnj fcraa elfeea
charrro. Stons Kor-
J-Sects ie Smmedute.
Impazt tior a&a potency to
Ilestafes smsU, uadereloped
6 ftrjfe."abroull.
eve is nana.
i-rjj
A.wnncn cuvrantee. to airs
DIchpp RernOdyCOSan FranciOCO, Cat
aaa TvasninEtoa etrtets ortlanc,. cr.
TICaVKLEKS - GTJIDi
LJoiuOLib &J&ffl
Vulon Z3ejrit. Stxtlv and J' Street.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS BST
"CHICAGO-PORTIV-D SPECIAL."
Leaves for tho East, via Huntington, at 3:13
A, M.; arrives, 4 P. M--
-"- SPOKASB'FLyEH,
For Spokane, Eastern Washington, andt Great
Northern, points, leaves at.0 P. M.; arrives at
UM.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS. , .
Leaves for the. East, via. Huntington, at a
P. M.; arrives at 6.40 A. M.
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
' ' ' SLEEPERS. . " -
Water lines soscduM. subject to change with
out cottc4t
-OCEAN-AXD RIVER .SCHEDOLEV
OCEAN DIVISION Steamships sail from
Alnaworth .Dock at S P. M. Leay,e I'drtUnd
State of California, Sundav. Aug. 5. Wednes
day.' Aug. 13. Saturday, Aug. Jo; Tuesday,
faeitt. t4t Friday, Sept. i4. Columbia, Friday."
Aug. 10; Monday, Auy. 20; Thursday Aug. lrt
Sunday, Sept. 9.
From San Francisco Leaving Spear-Stret
Pier No. 24. SAa -Francisco, at 11 Ai M.. ak
follows: State of California. Wednesday. Aug.
1; Saturday, Aug. ai; Tuesday, Aug. 21: Fri
day. Aug. 31; Monday. Sept. 10. Colombia.
Monday, -Aig. 0; -Thursday. Aug. 1G, Sunda,,.
Aug. 20; Wednesday. Sept. 5.
COLUJIHIA HIYER DIVISION.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer ilusaalo icavco PortUnU dully, except
Eunday, at 8.X) P. M.; un batuiUay at 10.V0 P.
ISrWlRwuriuw. lave Astoria dally, except au
day, at T-W) A. M.
Steamer T. J. Potter leave Portland Ttiea
dajs and Thursdajs at Q A. M.; Saturda-s. 1
P. M., for Astoria and Long Beach. Leaves
llwaco Tuesdays. Thursdavs and Sundays from
5 to 8 p. M.. aecordlnc to tldo.
Wri.LAMCTTB IlIVElt DXVISIOX.
PORTLAND AND SALEM. OR.
Steamer Ruthv XQr Salem aud way points,
leaves Portland Mondavs, Wedneidas.and Frl
dajn'at 0.00 A. M. Returning, leaves Saleni
Tuidays, Thursdays and Saturdajs, at o.OvJ
A. M.
'YAMHILL RlVEIt ROUTE.
PORTLAND A.N U DAXTON. OB.
Steamer Elmcre. for Da tun ami way points,
leave Portland Tuesdays. 'Tnunwiuvs and Sat
Urd&vs at 7 v: M, Returning, leaves Dayton for
Tortland ar.d way point MfaTidjjs. Vecnedji
na i rlilnv) m c a. M.
SNAKE ItlVEU noiTE.
.linfAltlA WAdlL. AND LEWISTOX. ID Ml
Steamer puka:iu or .e-nier luwlston lrav
Rlparia. dallv- at 3..13 a. M.. arriving at Jwls-
tonat.Sp, M. Returning, the bpokane or
LQTVlston leaves Levvliton dally at 7 A. M.,
arriving at Riparia sam evrning.
.,-;. v .. . -,-. H. IIURLCURT.
. . ., General Pawrenger Axvat.
V. A.. fsjCTIILLING.. ritv TIckrt Agent.
Telephone Main 712. '0 Third street, cor. Oak.
;NcwSLeapisliipLinetotiieOrieit
CHINA ASD 3-AK.VN. FROM POKTLVND.
"In" connection with THE OREGON RAILROAD
e. Navigation co. ich.-iuie. laoo subject to
cHbc): v
Steamer. D to Iavo Portlimt
"AtuN .Kjl'TTlSHIRE" , Jun? 21
"BRAEMA1V r July 15
"ARGYLL" ..Aug. 0
hot rates. inocommcdaUnir, etc.. applv :.
"DODNVELL A COM PAX V, Limited.
, -General Agents. Portland, t-'r.
To prtrclpal saints inJapan and China.
6VERLAND EX
PRESS TRAINS
tor Salem. Rose-burg-.
Ashland. Sac
ramentc,"Q s d e n.
San Francisco. "Io
Jave, La- Angeles,
El Panoj New Or
leana and the Eat
At 'Vdodburn
(daily except Sin
da).moniltiK train
cjnnecta with trala
for Jit. AUxel. SU-
v e r t o n, ilJrowito
vllle. SprlrsOsll
and Natron, and
evenlnjr train fcr
Mt. Ansel and sli
vcrton. Albany nasscngrer
CoralII paaienser
Sheridan pnraenger
tfA.M
16:30 P. 2L
4:00 P. M.
t":30 A. M.
:4:3o p. ax.
10:10A.St.
J3-CO P. M.
Jb:25 A. M.
Dairy. JDally except Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale between Portland, Sac
ramento and San i"rancboo. Net rutoi il7 flr
class and 11 second claoo. including sleeper.
Rates and ticlreu to llostern pclnu and. Eu
rope. Al JAPAN, CHINA. HOXOLUL.L' and
AX-bTRALlA. Can Be obtained from J. R.
KIRKLAND. picket Agent. J-JO Third at.
TAilHILI. DIVISIOX.
PassenBer Depot, foot of Jefferson Street.
Leave Tor Oswego dally at 7:20, 0:10 A. M.;
12.av, 1:3. 3.25, 4.4U. t,.S5. a JO. 11:40 p. M.;
and U-UO A. i. .n Sunat only, rrlve at
Portland dally at A.S5. &:3o. io.J50 A. il.;
1:35, 3:10, 4.J0. u:l5. T:40, lu.oo P. At., m.w
A. M. dali). except Monday, S.il and 10.05 A.
M. oi Sundays only.
Lave, for Dallas dally, except Sunday, a:
5:05 V. M. Arrive-at Portland at ii.M A. M.
Pasacngur train leaves Dallas for ..l<e ifon
daytt. Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:43 P. if.
Returns Tueidajj. Tnursdaju and Saturdays.
Except Sur.Jay.
R. KOEHLEn.
Manctrer.
C. H. MARKlUit.
Gen. JTt. & Pass. Art-
-DOUBLE DAILY TIIAIS SEUCE.
Tbe Ploneer-Dlnlns and Observntlon
' " ' Car Route.
Union Depot, 6th aal JSti
N0..2
2 P.M.
North Coast Limited,
For Tacoma, Seattle,
No. 1
7A.M.
North laklnia. opo-
kane. Pullman. Jlos-
cow. Lewlston, Ross-
land. B. C. ButtP.
Helena, St Paul, iltrf
neanoll. Chicfliro. Dos-
ton. New 1'ork and all!
points luisl ana toutn-
east.
'Twin City Eiprcss. for
Tacoma, Seattle, Spo
No. 4
11:30 P. M.
No. 3
8 P.M.
kane. Helena, mute,
3t- Paul. Chicago. Bos
ton, New York. Omaha.
Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. St. Louis. and
all points eat and
southeast
Through train servlco via Northern Pacific
and 'Burlington line trom Portland to Omaha.
Kansas City. St. Louis. Quick- time and un
equaled accommodations.
lake North Coast Llmttea Trnln No. 2 for
South Bend. Olyinpl.t chd Qray's Haroor
polnt3.
See the North Coat Limited. Elegant Up
holstered TcwrKt Sleeping Cars. Pjullmin
Standard Sleepers. Dining Car and Observa
tion Car. all electrls lighted. Solid vestlbuimi
trains.
Tldketn sold to all points In tho United
States 'and Canada, and baggago checked to
destination of tickets.
For information, ticket, sleeping-car reser
vations, etc.. call On or Vrite
AID. CHARLTON
Assistant 6crleral Passenger Agent,
25S MorrlMon 'St.. Cor. TlilrU,
. - Portlnnil. Oregon.
WHiTE COLLAR LiNE
DAILET GATZDUT (Alder-street Docx
Jeavcs Portland dally every morning at 7
ojclock, esccpt Sunday. Returning, leaver As
iorla every night -at 7- o'clock-, except Sunday.
Oregon phone Mala 351. Columbia- phone 33L
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Leave Dtps! Fi5 auJl 5tftSiJ Arrive
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TRATKLEIIS' WtfnjB,
' .POSSIBLY
YOU ARE NOT AW&RE OF
,- THE FAST TIME
-r-AMD
SUPERB SERVICE
Wow offered by the
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WE HAVE
DAILY FAST TRAINS
TO THE EAST
2
If you. cannot take the morning train,
travel via the evening train. Both, ara
finely eo,u!pjd.
uOur Specfattles"
Fast-Time Through Service
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS,
'PULtarAM TOURIST SLEEPER3.
PULLMAN DINERS.
LIBRARY" (CAFE) CAR. AND FREE
i .RHOLININQ CHAIR CARS.
onr'i in Time Sa-vctI to
Oranhn. ChlcnKo, Kanins Clty
St. Lonl.v Nc-iv.Vorlc, Ronton,
And Other Eastern Points.
tickets, eood via Salt Lako City and
Denver.'
It is. to your interest to use THE OVER
LANE" ROUTE. Tickets and. sleoplns-cac
,birtljscan ba secured from
' " GEO. LANtJ,
City Pass, and Ticket Asent,
J. IL LOTHROP General AsenL
13& Third St.. Portland. Or.
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ARE YOXI taklnsr a vacation? IC so. vre would
like to send jou some literature about
"Banff Hot Sprlns." "Tha Great Glaoler
at the Selklrka," and the mnsnltlcent ho
tels there. Operated by the Canadian Pa
cific Railway. Cneap Kxcurslon, Ratea mads
from all PU. lllc Coast points.
OR. IF YOl are' Koine Bast take your Tick
et by the "rmpcrlal Llrnlted," and spend
a day or twa at our mountain resorts. You
will benefit by It ard ecjoy It.
Apply tg, any Canadian Pacific 'Ry. Asent
or to '
H. H. ABBOTT. Agent.
E. J. COTLE. Portland, Or.
. Ast. Sei. Paw. Asent,
VaF,auver. B. C.
Through Palace and TousUt Sleeker. Dlninj
and HaCfet Smoklnc-Ldbrary Cars.
JAPAN - AMERICAN LINE
STEAMSHIP T03A MARU .
h'For "Japan. Cblnn and alt Asiatic points wl3
le&v Seattle
AbotiiSopt. 12th
Astoria "& Columbia
River Railroad Co.
1 Leaves
For ilayjvn. Rainier.
ClatsUinle. Wutport.
Clifton.- Astoria. Wr
rentun. Flivel. Ham
mond. Fort Stevens,
Oenrhirr Tark. SinililW
Ajtorl and sajhoc
xpras.
Dally.
Astoria Kxpress.
Dally.
Seashore Express.
Saturday cnly.
ARRivaa
UNION
DEPOT.
uxiox
DEPOT.
11:10 a. at
0:40 p. ax.
duo p. ar.
G:35 P. 11
2.30 P. Jl
Except Saturday.
Ticket office. 235 Morrison it. and Union depot.
J. C 1IATO. Gen. Pus. Act.. Astoria. Or.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
FOR ALASKA.
THE COMPANY'S elegant
steumers Queen. Cottage. City,
Clt of lopeka and Al - Kl
leave TACOiLV 11 A. M.. SE
ATTLE 0 P M., Aug. 3. 8.
13, 13. 18. 23. 23; Sept. 2, T.
12. 17. 22, 27. Oct. 2. and
every lUth day thereafter. For
further Information obtain
com pan j 's folder
The company resarves tho right to chanrn
steamers, a.uling dates and houvs of sailing;
without previous notlie
AOKNTS N PObTON, 240 Washington st.
Portland Or . F. W CAPLETON. N. P. R. R.
Dock. Tacoma. ticket oiilce 013 First ave.t
Seattle. E W MELSE. ticket agt. H. H.
1 ' yi furt Sound Supt . C. W. MILLER,
Ast Supt.. Ocpan Doic. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS & TO . Oen. Agts.. S. P.
T
:ini8re Line
cri!
" M f"H m HH
s-
And Yukon River PoinU
S.S. "OHIO," 3500 Tons
Sails from Seattle
en or about Aug. 25
Reservations can now bo made upon applies
tlon to any railroad or sub-agent of the Intnr
national Navigation Company, or to
EMPIRE TltAXSrORTATIOX CO.,
SEATTLE. WASH,
BANKERS
i Qovernm't.ManlcIpa!,
.Railroad, (las and
Electric Companies
Bought and sold, Including total Issues.
Lsfiers of Oredit and Srafls
Iginod on Bank of Scotland, London,
Credit Lyonnais, Paris.
INTEREST ALLOWED OH DEPOSITS
2C4 Dearborn St., Chicago.
31 Nassau S., New York. 67 Blilk St., Boston.
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