LONDON HOPS FIRM
Foreign Market Shows Im
provement. BENTS APPEARS AS BUYER
Sale of Choice Goods In This State
at 8 to S 1 -4 Cents Strong
Tone of Grain Markets.
Produce Trade Active.
Tfts nature of the news In the hop market
yerterday wa ncocrlr.jc to hoWera. Lon
doa 4rte irert of distinct Improvement
and entry of another sport buyer la the
111 4 a-howed & broaden in e of th foreign de
mAnl Tha Inquiry from tha East, how
rr. la mtlll disappointing toJ to tbla fact
1 do th stationary position of prices. A,
bar tec martmer.V on th part of Eastern
dealer and brewer, coupled with th cur
rant ax port demand, would doubt.es maJca
higher ranira of raluew neceanry.
Tha futlowiDf cab! wu received by Klm
br, Wolf t Netter yesterday from their
London off Ic :
"AfarkC iw Arm. with mora Inquiry. Thera
1 mora tone to the central market."
Henry !-. Bnte of Aurora. repreaentatlTa
trf Strauss ro.. on? of th largest Loo Jon
a-ip firms, yesterday made his flmt appear
nee In. tha market a buyer this s?aa.
Ha purchaaed th b! CrWwel lot of about
560 baiaa at Aurora at 8 cent.
Kola INela, another export buyer, boufht
111 baiaa from Prank Holm, of Salem, at
61 cant.
Th J. W. KeTy Hop Company secured
170 ba;a In Th Dalle and Independence
taction yevtarday at something; batter than
ft cent. They also bought over 200 bale
around Aurora at lex than S cents. Includ
ing, among; others, the Yergen lot of 82 baiaa
and th Wilson lot of SI bale.
Amos; the business In choica bps reported
during tha day vu tha an la or a luO-bala lot
at Mlddlaton to a Portland dealer at 8 cent
A Cblneaa lot or 20O bale at Hubbard was
auld at H cents. Other transactions swelled
the day's total to about 10t0 baies.
EXPECT QUETER WOOL MARKET.
Bayer W ell HupnJirel to RcsKt an I p ward
Movement.
In reviewing the wool situation In the
East the Boston Commercial Bulletin aaya:
No material advance Is anticipated, as
buvurs are, btjttrr off than previously to
resist an upward movement eiavral of
the largest roiisiiniers have accumulated
rnnsMeruhie stock during the past few
wtcks. h-i.lnt; operated steadily and In
K.md-siaml quantities. They are in a po
sition to hold, oft for a time, and will doubt
lsa do so. A quieter market, therefore,
tl urine; tli next few weeks need occasion
no surprise. On th part or welters also there
is a luisltlon to await development. At
present the market is against th buyer
and bids fair to continue so.
Tha situation Is strong without being ex
rltit. 1 Hiring tha past six week of active
trading dealers have succeeded In materi
ally reducing tholr holdings, and the sta
tistical position Is mucrt rmprovetL Of cer
tMin grades and selections supplies that
lians beon opened are practically exhausted
and to enable them to do mora business
dealers will hare to open a new Una of
material. Th atvcka of clothing; territory
wool ara comparatively light, due to tha
excellent demand for them tor use on
Krench comba. an outlet which baa proved
of Immense advantage to th tra..Ve. Half
Mood and all medium fleece are In small
supply, while of fin delaine fbeac there 1
not much to be obtained.
OCTOBER FCR KALES AT LONDON.
Price Cempareel with Thoee of th March
and January Auction.
Th Vocal fur trad has received, th fol
lowing report of th October fur aalas at
London:
Raccoon aoM ?H Pp oent lower than at
th If arc b- aalea; muskrat aold 10 pec cent
lower; skunk: and civet cat war unchanged
marten and mink sold 10 per oent lower;
ellwr. sray, oroea, red and white fox were
unchanged; otter was 1 per cant lower;
flshr was 40 per cent higher and lynx
aO per cent higher than the March sales;
beaver aold at the prices of th January
galea and bear, wolf and wolrertn at th
March prtewet wildcat waa 10 per cent
lower than tn March and house cat and
baaxer war unchanged; American ermine
old 10 pr oent under tha March prices.
A dispatch from Valdetx aaya that 1$
otter skin were secured oft the Shumagln
Island th! seaann by the sealing schooner
Thoma V. BaV,rd. of Victoria. The catch,
which to worth 120.009. 1 th largest for
many year.
TVHTPIAT PRICES HOLD THEIR OVTX.
Court of Market Mill DeiM-nd ea Korea ra
(Situation e Work.
Th local wheat market ra steady and
unchanged yesterday. .The foreign markets
war lower, while Chicago wa a trifle bet
tar. Club wheat her wa quoted at 91
cent and blueatem at 06 or n tat Should the
pentng of the week show Improvement
abroad. It Is probaMe that tha Portland
prices will b advanced.
The coars grains ar the most active fea
ture of th rcrket, th California demand
for both oata and barley continulr.g of good
wltrme.
Receipt for th week a reported by th
Merchant Exchange are:
Last
Tth-h. IHh. lnh. Ylth. 12th ih. wk.
cars. cars. car, cars, cars', cars. err.
XTheAt 117 M. f.7 4-1 2?."
Fart-y .... TO 20 'S2 IT Jt
( .1 3 2 2 19
Hay M 11 13 5 6 67
Yit ZZ 8 o 9 a 47
AIX KIM OF roiXTRT. CLE.VX TP
e-trosur Demand for Oregon Ranch
Ega t Hy Butter linn.
Pu:try cf every description cleaned up
well yesterday and no shading of price wu
Beeemary to move atoeka. The demand was
goad for chickens, ducks and geeee. Turkeys
wer in light supply and sot much caJIed
for.
Th egg market wa active, with a trong
demnnd for fresh Oregra ranch at 374
cents and light stock with which to supply
require na en ta.
r : t y creamery butter was quoted firm at
STtfK rents. It 1 probable that only the
top price wtll be quoted by th city butter
maker Mcmdsy. The firmness doe not ex
tend to country creamery batter, which Is
being freely offered In some sections.
There were no new devolrmwt la th
cheese market, whlen. wa quiet and steady.
FINE C RA'B E RRIFS FROM CAPE COD
Beat Shipment of the fiinean Onred at Top
Price.
The most lnterewtlna arrival tn the fruit
market yesterday was a club cav- of Cape
Cod cranberries. They wer the lnM that
have been brought In this sra-on and wer
offered at f 15 50 per barrel.
Oran rece:pia ware light and th market
c!eaned up early In the dfcy at flrn price.
The trade la applea was of moderate volume
ait.1 th suppty was large.
There were no change of ecn-qtnc In
th vepetable market. In which alequat
an.ock were carried.
rOTATO TR-IK IS IXTKRI'.fTSD.
Vl'ctbr f'ooditloB. la Colored. Mv AfTrt
, MjM-krt-
Tr vu much 1ntr. .hown I otato
&m.9T la th rpoft ot men wuilu in
Colorado. If the potato crop them ha. beea
cauyht, thla fact Is ltkelr to plajr u Im
portant part In the price movement on thla
Coast. The potato market In the West woaid
not require much of a bulllrti nature u
It moving upwards. .
There baa been no ehan tn tha VocaJ
situation recently and tha movement at pres
ent la rather sius'gMsh.
Bank Clearings.
Clearlnjrs of the Northwestern cities yes
terday were as fallows:
Clearinrs. Balances
Portland
Sattl ,
...1.03.3'i8 I So.jjS
... l.o,494 271.137
71 S. 13 4S.1J2
. l.OS.'.Ol? lol.X6
Spokane
rirHnr of Portland. Seattle and Tacoiria
for the past wek and correspond 1m w-eelc
In former years were: "
Portland. Seattle. Tacoma.
190g 17.297.704 $le.4S.445 J4.942.73S
1S07 6.Jtl.734 8.315.110 4.9H2.2'7
ions 7..101.173 10.109.S7& 4.SS9.004
joiti i.2S3.S33 4.647.457 4.125.275
1S04 4..T.9.7J7 4.912.334 3.24.3S
j..2. 3.S--'5.51 4.134.3t2 2.070.8.S4
1A2 3.43.lit 4.3H2.06S 2.122.2.18
ladl 3,i44.239 ;.72.25. I.lli8. 71
PORTLAND MARKXT.
Grain. Floor. Feed. Eta.
WHEAT B!ustem. 5c; club. f!e;
fife, sue: red Kusaian. iSc; 40-fold, tic;
valley. 91c.
BARLEY Producers' prices: Feed. -
per U'n: brewlnf. 27.
OATS Producers prices: Ja. 1 white, 930
431 pr ton; Itray. Sl'Vtf3fl'.
FLOUR Patents. 14. per barrel;
stxaichts, S3 si; exports, (3 7: Valley. 4 45;
a-sack sr. ham. t.40; whole wheat. 4 3;
rya .l 30.
MILt-STCFFS Bran. 128.50 per ton: mld-
ollnnfl. :i3; .horts. counto". $-0: city. $-;
1. S. mtil chup. 22; rolled barley, 2T.&09
2. BO.
HAT Timothy. Willamette Valley. 114
p-r ton: Willamette Valley, ordinary. 11;
Eastern Oreson. YOtHiW.&O: mixed. $13;
clever. $3; alfalfa. 14; alfalfa meal. Sia.
Tecetablaa aJMt Frmlt.
FRESH FRUIT Apples. 0cJ per
boa; pcarst, 7.VV127 n--r lix: grala $1.40
it 1.7. per crate; quinces. ;iil.2"i per box;
cranberries. IO.JiOfi liiu lr barrel; cassavas.
pr punu; apuojil l.lasa grapra, $.411
T.jO per rarrel.
POTATOKrf Bnylna price. 8"lcl per
hun.lr-d: ?neet pot ;itos. -1 4? 1 o per lb.
TROPICAL, FKt ITS Orailses. navels,
-3.i'.4i.1.&4 per Im'X; l r.tons. fnncy.
S4.5c.(i7i pr box; cholc-, t:i.5"'it
4: standard. 2 7.1 box: rrapefruit. 4 4y5iC
per box; bananas, 5c per pound: pome-s-ninates,
tl.2 per box; pineapples. 2 i
a.A4 p"r doxe.i.
ONIONS Oreron. II 10S1 S p.r 100 lbs.
BOOT VEUKTAULES Turnips. 1.2 per
sack; carrots, fl; parsnips. XI. 23; beets.
fl.2.: horer-t!!5h, l"c pr pound.
VEGETABLLii Artichoke. X)cet dol.;
bear.s. 10-jjllc per pound: cabbaite. 14-ltcrer
pound: c-iullflower. &VSJ1 per doxen; cel
erv. 40 '5 75c per dozen; cucumbers, 13 per
box: etntplant. 15c per pound: lettuce.
75-,-tfll ptr box: pareley, 15c per doxen; peaa,
loc per pound; peppers, lOc per pound;
pumpkin.. Mtl'ic p-r pound; radishes,
12 hc per dozen; spinach, 1c per pound;
sprouts. P'Atrlo,- per pound: squash, l&l'r-tC
per pound; tomatoes. 50ct$L
Dairy nod Country Produce,
EVTTEU City creamery, extras. S53Sdc;
fancy outside rttjmwr. SHiiSoo par
ound: stor- 17 820c- .. .
EciilS Oregon selects, IH4e; Eastern,
I7fc 32 per dozen-
)MI'LTRV-H.'ni. HHJjl.lc per pound:
Sprint 12ri 124c; dorks. 14VM5e; reeee.
lo'-c; turkeys. 17fulbc; dressed turkeys, 20
t.'lc.
CHEESE Fancy cream twlrus, 15c per
pound; fuil cream t.-lpieta, lc; full cream
Vourlf America. l:c.
VEAL- Kixtra S-lJ9t- per pound; ordi
nary. 7tf7Vc; heavy. 60.
pnp.li Fancy. 7o per pound; lans,
V.c
Frorlsloaa.
BACON Fancy, Z2c per pound: standard,
20c; choice, luc; tnglish. llirlSc; strips,
"liRT SALT CURED Regular short clears,
dry salt. 12o; smoked. 13c: short clear
backs, noavy. dry sr.lted. lie; smoked, lie;
(jrw.in exports, dry salt, 13c; smoked. 14c
HAMS 10 to 13 lbs., 15c; 14 to Id lbs..
15c- IS to -0 lb... 15c; bams, skinned,
15kic; picnics. 10c; cottaue roll. 11c; sheul
dcrs. 11c; boiled bam. --c; boiled picnic,
LARD Kettle-rendered: Tierces, lSe;
tabs. 134c: SUS, lic; 20s. 13He; 10s. 14c:
Os. 14,c; Us, 14!c. Standard pure:
Tierces. 12tec; tubs. 12Vjc; Ous. 12Vsc; 20s.
12Sc: 10s. lie; is. 131c; 8s. lStc. Com
pound: Tierces. 8c; tubs, 8ic; 6U. lie;
Uus. 8ic: lUs. 8?c; 6s. 8",c
toiluKKD BEEF Be.f tongues, each. TOO;
dried beef s.ts. 30c; dried beef outsldea.
15c; dried beaf . insioss. 18c; dried bosl
knu-kles. 18c .
PICKLED GOODS Barrels: PUrs- feet,
113; regular tripe, $10; honeycomb trips,
tit- Puts' tone ubs. ;9.50: lambs' tonjuss,
MESS MEATS Beef, specials. $11 pef
barrel; plate. 14 per barrel; family. 14 pel
barrel: pork. 2l per barrel; brisket, fl
per barre:: S P. beef tongues. 2U: pi
snouts. 812 50: pig aara. 812-50.
Hops, Wool, II Ides. Ete.
ilOPS lwos. choice. wVic: prima, 70
7',-c; mediuiii. 5VsUuc per pound. 107. 3431
4c ltots. IhjIViC
WOOL Eajttrn Oregon, average best. It
(jl,c per pound, according to sbrlnkage;
Valley, liftloc
MuHAlK Choice, ISo par pound.
IliLiKa lry hiats. o. i. Ial5c pound;
dry kip No. 1. 13c pound: dry calfskin.
18c pound; salted biOrs. oteSc pound: salted
calfskins. 12Uc pound: greera lc less.
FURS No. 1 skins. Angora goat, fl to
II 25- badger, 25c :o 50c; bear, black. 88 to
! 'bear, brown. '! to J1; bear, cinnamon.
J.i 'to :; bear, grlisly. 1 to 20; beaver.
8.1 5t. to S.5o; cat. wild. 60c to $1; cougar, per-f.n'-t
head and claws, 8-1 to : flwier
37 SO to 811: fisher, pale. 4.t0 to l.; fox.
cross. 8.1 to 85: fox. gray. 60c to 80c: to, red.
io 4 fox. silver. ;tS to 3100; lynx. 38 to
812- marten, dark. 88 to 312; mink. 32 70 to
14 .v- muekrat. l.V: to !.: otter. 3S.10 to
310 ho- raccoon. 46c to t0c; sea otter. 31O0 to
--rt) 'as to size: skunks. &xs to 75c; civet
"at 'loc to 15c: wolf. 32 to 33; coyote. TOc to
31 in; wolverine, dark, fl to 35. wolverine.
pale. ' 83 to 82 5-.
CA8CARA BARK Bmall lots. c; car lots.
80 per pound.
Groceries. Dried Fralts. Btsv
DRIED FRUITS Applea 7te per pound:
Beaches. Utilise: prunes. Itallana. S
Swc- prunes. French, 345c: currants, un
washed, cases. Oc; currants, washed, casea.
10c; Ogs. whl:e. fancy. 60-pouud boxes.
'cOFFEB-Moths. 242Sc: Java ordla
ary 17,T:ic; Cos:a Rica, fancy. 182u;
loid. lOSlSo: ordinary. 12tflc per pound.
rTce Southern Japan. 4ic; head. 60
SALMON Columbia River. I-pound talla.
82 per colon. -vun -
Uils 52 lu: Alaska pink, i-pound tails. 5c:
ri. 1-pound tails. 313: socksyes. 1-pound
ta.ls. 3
" " . ..a.. -r
SI GAK tirsnuisi. - .
-.-,-. goldon t'. 35 43; fruit and berry
suxr. trto.,; plain bag. $5 85; beet granu
lated ". bo; cube (.barrels), Jo 45; pow
deied tbarrel). 6 30. Terms: On remit
tances within 15 days deduct fco per
pound: If Inter than 15 days and within
30 days, d.-duct "c per pound. Maple
unr. ISfllNc per pound.
-NUTS Walnuts, 1415e pas- pound by
sack; Bratll nuts. 10c; oiberts. 18c; pecans,
IHc; almonda, 13 u 14c. cbestnuls. Ohio.
., i..iuiii. raw. KHtl'SViC per pound;
roasted. 10-v, pinenuts. 10yl2:; hickory
nuts, loc; cocoanuts. toc per doses-
SALT Granulated. 314.30 per ton. 31 P
bale: halt ground. 100s, 310 per ton; 60s,
$lo 30 per ton.
BEANS Small white. 8 53c; large white,
4'-c; Lima, i'.c; pink. SHc; bayou, 8iic;
Mexican red. (c
Oils.
LINSEED Raw. barrels. 88c: kettls
bolied. barrels. f5c; raw. cases, 62c; kettle
boiled, .cases. 64c.
BENZINE V. M. and P. Naptha, cases.
20-c; Iron barrels, la'.sc.
COAL OIL Pearl and Astral oU. cases,
Is Sc per gallon; water white. Iron barrels,
21c: Eocene and Extra Star, cases, 21c;
Headlight oil. cases. 20c: Iron barrels, Uo:
Elaine, cases. 2'4c.
GASOLINE Union and Red Crown, bar
rels. 15 V: cases. 22ic Motor, barrels,
lCc; c.tses, 23ViC. 86 degrees, barrels. 30c:
cases. S7c Engine distillate, barrels. Isc:
cases, 1 6c.
IHed Fruit mt Hem York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. Tha market for
evaporated apples Is firmer, with fancy
quoted at ISC; choice. -Tc; prime.
6S376- Old-crop apples ara quoted at 8
6c. according to grade.
Frunes are firmer on a fair demand, with
quotations ranging from to 18c for Cali
fornia and from i to 7&c for Oregon
fruit.
Apricots ars In good demand with th
market showing an upward tendency.
Choice ar quoted at UHlitVc; extra, choice,
yiv01sc: fancy. 10at10iC
Peaches are firmer, although still rela
tively quiet, with choice quoted at 6 tj 7c;
extra choice, 7H8c. and fancy. 844SKC
Raisins of all kinds are firm on the coast,
but local demand Is light. Loose Muscatels
are quoll at 5krtlc; choir, to fancy
seeded at i Sc; seedless, 4Ht!6c; London
layers. 3110 1 1.60.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. 'Nov. 34. The cotton market
opcne.4 steady at a decline of 1 point on
Twiiber. but cenerally 4 to 10 points
higher, dosing steady with prices net 4il8
points higher.
TUDE SLOWS DOWN
Week-End Pause in Stock
Speculation.
OPERATORS ARE CAUTIOUS
l tilled Slates Steel - Loses Part X
Friday's Gain Sew York Trac
tions Are Buoyant on Pros
pects Reorganization.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. The .Sowing down
of th. speculative pace In the stock market
today from that of yesterday Ms du. In
part, so doubt, to the customary practice
or evening up all financial transactions with
the close of th. week. A disposition to do
this 1. tha more pronounced In th. case of
commitments dependent on so delicate a bal
ance as that on which stock prices hang,
especially after' so animated a speculation
and so pronounced a rise in prices as has oc
curred this week. The Sunday closed Inter
val, .with Its possibility of sudden events
which might prove a shock to tne market
fabric, makes the practical operator In stocks
dresd leaving open a vulnerable position.
There was a garnering of profits accrued
by those prompted by this sentiment. There
was a marked decline ajeo from yesterday's
furious activity.
One or two Items In the day's news In
creased the tendency to pause. One was the
statement attributed to President Corey, of
the United States Steel Corporation, placing
tha preoent working of Its mills at 00 per
cent of capacity and putting forward the
probable date for restoration of ' normal
healthful conditions of businet. to the middle
of next Summer. The action of United States
Steel had a strong sympathetic effect on tha
whole market. It was scarcely counteracted
by th. vlgoroua upward movement In some
other stocks on the list. The New fork trac
tions were -among these, not only th. stocks,
but the bonds of that group rising buoyantly.
Prospects for reorganisation were . ascribed
aa the motive for th movement. Th
strength of this group and of some others
led a good rally In th. second hour, but
prices weakened again sharply at the close.
Th bank statement disclosed a larger gain
In cash ' than had been anticipated and the
actlv. week In financial and speculative mar
ket, was reflected In the loan expansion,
which was stated at 35.000.000 In the clearing-house
averages, but IU.925.000 In th
actual condition, with a supplementary in
crease of 87.842.800 by th. other banks and
trust companies. Th. decrease In circulation
of 32.270.WO reported by th clearing-house
banks marks tb retirement of notes Issued
against the one-year United States Treasury
certificates, which will matur on Novem
ber 24.
Bond wer. strong. Total sales, par value.
14.400.000. United States 8 advanced
per cent on call during th. week.
CLOSINO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
High. Low. Bid.
87 l 86 74
4TH 46 47
107 107 106
3IH4 30 .15
2 27 27
25 254 23H
i:i-- J.'l'A Hi'4
t6 Hi Vs SB's
no
' 6's 3?i 95
1417 K1 1"7
lau'i ins 133H
0:1 ;t 2
m!i - 8iH 31'j
62 52 H 52
l. 83 45'-4
W B(4 '4
; KJSLj
107 106S4 H'Uis
no
'ofi'4 "544 55Ts
17IH4 178 178V.
2b Vj 28 IM'i
KlO 100 : 81s
Amal Copper li.4
Am Car Foun. 2,700
do Dreferrwl . . . loO
Am Cotton OU..
Am Hd A Lt pf.
Am Ic Securl
Am Llnsevd Oil..
Am locomotive..
1.KO0
60O
200
7UO
1.4O0
do preferred
Am Smelt Ref.. 13.4O0
do preferred . . . i"0
Am Sugar Ref...
Ara Tobacco pf...
Am Woolen
Anaconda Mln Co.
Atchison
do preferred . . .
3"0.
1.200
8,100
3.7IO
4O0
Atl Coast Line
Bait Ohio.... 2.400
do preferred
Brook Rap Tran. 23.5O0
Canadian Facinc,
Central leather
.. 2.i0
do preferred . . .
Central of N J....
Crw. A Ohio
10O 211 211 210
8.0410 40 48 46
Chi at Wtstern. 2.60O
hig..n a. N- w.. 5o0
t.fiOO 10i 111 I"
500 171H 171 17H4
C, M & St Paul, llf.vw A.w-s "cix 7"7
C. C. C t St L. .
Colo Fuel 4k Iron.
Colo & Southern.,
do let preferred
8 44)0 4oS 40 401.
200 441", ' 45 46
41K 0! B'4j
400 on- rci's 6.1
do 2d preferred
Consolidated Gas.. 1.3O0 151 HU'a 1485,
Corn Products
art 18(4
18 '.4
18
Del 4s Hudson....
D & R Grsnde...
do preferred . . .
Plstlliers Securl..
Brie
do I .t preferred.
do 2d preferred.
tlenersl Electric.
2.5O0 17i
1,000 S5i
3414 .14
Ro0
64K
3"0
35 "4
35 H
35
31',
4I
.Ill's
155
l.'"
7H;
147
12
34
12
33 ii
so
o H
85
84
48
40
156 '4
!:'
74
117 S,
13
33
11
53
31'J
28
34 1 14
411
40
31 0
7o) 157
: Vorthern rf... 10.7K) 141
tit Northern Ore.. S. 100 75
Illinois Central .. 8,100 149
Interborourh Met. 18.7O0
do preferred ... .4"0
Int Paper o0
do preferred ...
Int Pump 3.700
Iowa Central 1.2K)
K C Southern .. 2.200
14
S
12
"3414
30
30 T4
64
Tiuls Naehvtll .4H 11614 115 11
. c. 1 -'hi 44 44 44
Bt P 8 S'li. 600 134T4 X32V4 134 4
Missouri Partne.. 11.80O M",
62
432
Mo. Kan 4 Texs 13.7i0
do preferred ... 5"0
National Lead ... 1.600
s
4(8
85 4
35
6,1 Vs
84
114.
44 V4
M
Js
35
68
84
114
44
83
72
153
N T Central
N Y. Ont 4 West.
Norfolk West..
4.2i0 115 V.
3O0 44
700 8.1
North American.. ";:;
Northern Paclflo. . 11.200 154
u.U 4 IOO SO
-'7
20 '4
128
Pennsylvania M. ?H 12 ?'
Peoples Gss .... 1.200 100 100
l'ni'4
85
311
172
P, C O Bl 4--. '11
Pressed Steel Car 1..00
Pullman Tal Car
. . , n aoo
40
38
44
4T4
44
Siadir, ?.1" 1"S 1?vs
Ti V,. I- RimI ... 2.400 -1 -
5io preferred ... Otrt
Rock Island Co.. 8.4"0
do preferred ... 11.800
St L S F 2 pf. 2.000
St L Southwestern W0
do preferred ... 2.O0O
88
8S14
23
80
32
24
6"
33
22
2.114.
40
32
21
53
21
53
7M
54
ei
Blc-Sheftleld .... S0O
81
"-1 iS;4
Bouthern Railwar. B.fw
26
25
25
6I
do preferred
.1. 1 "V
60
6.1
32
58
48
31
Tarn CVinnfr ....
Texas 4k facinc. .
Tol. St L A Wsst -
32
35
60
rirS i,a 181
Jlt rrprerTa ...
61
61
Cdo wt preferred: 200 14 J0f'H
35
105
57
113
48
38
113
14
33
81
64
11
28
131
C S Steel 101.300 5S
do preferred ... 2.S00 114
fUh Copper .... 2.5-0 .V
VaTcaro ChemlcaL 6.000 38
113',
49
3h
115
15
33
81
414
11
.to rtreferred ... '"o
Wabash ......... U
do preferred ... S.-0O
Westlnghous. Bleu l.f""0
Western Union ... 1.200
Wheel A L BrU. 400
15
33
82
65
11 '4
30
n'umnsn CentraL 5"0
38
Am I 1
Tel Co 16.800 132 131
Total sales for th. day. 678.200 shares.
BONDS.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14 Closing quotations:
- o . reg.l03141N Y C O 8s... 83
do coupon.:.. 104 North Pacific 8s. 73
tt S ki 100' North Pacific 4s.l4i4
do coupon.... 100 ;South Pacific 4s. 04
r 8 new 4s reg.l20'l nlon Pacific s.103
do " upon... 121 Wlscon Cent 4.. 87
Atchison adj 4s. 81 ijapanes. 4S 81
D st K a 4S 96 I
Rtocks at I-sndoa.
tVT)ON. Nov. 14- Consols for
-.).. for account. 84.
money.
Anaconda ... 10.87 !N. Y. Central.
118 50
Atchison .... 88. ;
do pref 101.00
Bait 4 Ohio. 100.75
Can Pacific. .183.75
Ches & Ohio. 4823
iNorflk & Wes
86.00
86.00
40.25
67.00
7.00
7200
27.12
62.00 .
I do pref
Ont A West..
Pennsylvania.
Rand Mines..
Chi Grt west -
C M S. P. 154 OO Isouthern Ry..
Reading
Ue tseiT .... . .
r h G 35.37 1s South Pacific
. . 00 I'nlnn V.ctrlc
121.12
18.12
100.00
uo prci... . " ' : . - .
Erie 36 37l do pref.
do 1st pf. . 57.00 i L. O. me.i...
do 2d pf 41.00 do prof
Grand Trunk 22.75 IWabash
Ill Central.. -15O.00 I do pref
I & N ,...118.50 (Spanish 4s...
Mo K T.. S6S7!Amal Copper.
59. 75
47.00
18.50
34 SO
83.25
83 37
Money. Exchange. Etc.
:yOTv yortK. Nov. 14. Money on call.
nominal- Tim loans, vary, actlv but
steady: 60 days, 88Si per cent: 90 days.
8 per cent; six montns, ""i;
Prime mercantile paper closed at 4
.per cent. , .
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi
ness in bankers' bills at 34.83754-838o for
60-day bills and e-t 34.6585 & 4.8580 for de
mand. Commercial bills. 4.834-8S.
Bar silver, 48c-
Mexican dollars. 45c. '
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds,
strong.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1. Silver bars,
49 c
Mexican dollars, nominal.
Drafts, sight. 2; telegrapll. 04.
Sterling on London, 60 days, 84.83: sight,
34.86.
" LONDON. Nov. 14. Bar silver, quiet at
23 1-1 Od per ounce. Money, 1 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 2 per cent; three-month
bills, 22 per cent.
Dally Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON. Nov. -1. Today's Treas
ury ststement:
Available cash balance '. .3158.018.360
Gold coin and bullion 33.223.117
Gold certificates 46.721,00
BUTTER UP A! SEATTLE
SOrXD MARKET NOW OS A PAR
" ITT WITH PORTLAND.
Ka stern and Foreign Cheese Take:
the Place of the Tillamook
Article. SEATTLE. Wash.. Nov.- 14. (Special.)
FTesh creamery butter was advanced 2 cents
late this afternoon, making th. price 36
cents, which Is on a parity with the Port
land market. The advance here was due
to the recent advance at Portland. Cream is
getting scare In ail districts.
A car of German cheese arrived today
and a car of Wisconsin twins is due the
first of the week. The demand for German
cheese Is so brisk that th. bulk of the
car arriving today was sold to other job
bers. Dealers here hold Tillamook cheese
as too high to permit its moving freely in
this market.
Turkey dealers to (fay fixed th Thanks
giving buying price at 20 cents and ar
willing to stand or fall at that price.
Twenty-two cents will be the selling price.
The price of fresh eggs was advanced to
45 rents and that will be the opening price
next week and 44 and 43 oents will be th
buying prices.
Trade was brisk this morning in fruit
and vegetables. Few grapes were carried
over, but a fresh car Is in storage for Mon
day' morning. Improvement Is noted in
apples. Good fancy stock Is selling as high
as 31-75.
Considerable heavy veal will b carried
over until next week.
QUOTATIONS AT SAJf FBAJiCISCO.
Prices Paid for Produce la th Bay City
Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. . Nov. 14. The follow
ing prices were quoted In th produce mar
ket todav:
MMlstuffs Bran. 328.6031; middling.
133.50Jt35.50. n
Vegetables Cucumbers. $11.50; garlic, 7
Sc green peas. 5c; string beans, 867c;
tomatoes, l.-f30c; ' okra, 31.25&1.50; egg
plant, 75C&I1.
Butter Kancy creamery, 32c; creamery
seconds. 27c; fancy dairy, 28c; dairy sec
onds. 20c. . ,
Cheese New, 1313e; Young America,
Untitle; Eastern. 17c.
Egps Store, 60c; fancy ranch. 63c; East
ern, 27c.
Poultry Roosters, old. 13 504J4.S0; young.
35 506 8: broilers, small. 334; broilers,
large. 344.50; fryers. S55.50: bens, $3.50
ducks, old. 348'5: young, S67.
Wool Spring. Humboldt and Mendoclna,
leeisc: Mountain, 47c; South Plains
and San Joaquin. 768c; Nevada, 912c.
Hay Wheat. 18t(22; wheat and oats,
Il74r21: alfalfa, Jll415; stock, 11316;
straw per bale, 5585c.
Potatoes Salinas Burbanks, IL25I.W:
Oregon Burbanks, 1.151.80; sweets, L25
ill. 48.
Fruits Apples, choice, $1.26: common.
40c- bananas, 3193: limes, 84&5: lemons,
choice, jl-50; common, 31: oranges, navels.
2442.75; pineapples, $1.503.
Receipts Flour. 3270 quarter sacks;
wheat, 755 centals; barley. 3120 centals;
oata 790 centals; beans, 1705 sacks; corn.
600 centals; potatoes. 2100 sacks; hay, li0
tons; wool, 262 bales; hides, 1410.
porrrLAND livestock market.
Prices Current Locally on Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs.
With packers well supplied with steer
and good prospects for a large run In tne
coming week, th market In this Hue had
an easy tendency yesterday. Prices were
unchanged, but lt is not certain they can be
maintained througtiout th week.
The demand for cows and calves Is
active and all the offerings are readily taken.
This keeps prices on a steady basis.
Most of the hogs and sheep arriving ar
of a satisfactory quality and clean up with
out difficulty at the rang of prices here
tofore current.
Receipt at the local yard yesterday wer
250 cattle 600 sheep. WO hogs and 40 calves.
The following prices were current on live
stock In the local market yesterday:
CATTL1S Best steers. 33.75; medium.
33 2.MSi3.50: common. J2.502.75; cows, best.
32 75jf 3; medium. 32-SO 2.76; common. I2&
2.50: calves. 3.504.50.
SHEEP Best wethers, $3.30; mixed. $3;
ewes. $2.506'2.75; lambs, best trimmed. $4
iy 25: untrlmmed. $3.503.75.
HOGS Best. $69625: medium. $5.25(9
B.75; feeders not wanted.
Eastern livestock Markets.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 14. Cattle Re
ceipts. 600. Market steady. Stockcrs and
feeders, $3 00(4.60: bulls, $2.40StS.75;
calves. $3.507.00; Westernu steers. $3.50t
6.50; Western cows. 82.503.76.
Hogs Receipts. 7000. Market 510o low
er. Bulk of sales. 35.40C5.8O; heavy. 35.70
6 5 85; packers and butchers, $.1 5095.85;
light, $5.206.65: pics. 34.25S.25.
Sheep Receipts, 800. Market steady. Mut
tons. 84 00-3-4. 60; lambs, $4.40(3)5.90; range
wethers. $3.604.40; fed ewea. $2.50 4.25.
CHICAGO. Nov. 14. Cattle Receipts,
about 700. Market.' steady. Beeves. $3.40&
7.60: Westerns. Jll.iofrrj.OO; storksr and
feeders, $2.604.60; cows and heifers, $1.60
f5 44l: calves. $5.507.75.
Hogs Receipts, about 22,000. Market, 5
10c lower. Light. $5,1085.84: mixed. $5.30
t 6.06; heavy, $5.354u6.05; rough, $5.35&
6 55; good to choice heavy, $5.556.05;
pigs. T4.00i85.10: bulk of sales. 35.60(95.85.
Sheep Receipts. about 2500. Market,
steady. Native, $2.504.60: Western, 32.50
4 50; yearlings, 34 20&4.90; lambs, $3.75(1
6.15; Western. $3.75S-10.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 14. Cattle Re
ceipts, 100; market, unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, J5S00; market, 610c low
er. Heavy. 35-K5&5.85; mixed. $5. 0085.65;
light, $5.505.70: .pigs. $8.605 65.
Sheep Receipts, 100; market, steady.
Yearlings, $4.4005; lambs. $5.2503.
Eastern Mining Stocks.
BOSTON. Nov. 14. Closing quotations:
Adventure . .$ 8.O0 (Parrot
. . 28.37
Allouex '. 40 OO
Quincy
US. O0
18.73
S3. 01)
Amalgamated 86.25
Atlantic 18.00
Cal St Hecla. 690 00
Centennial . . 85.50
Copper Range 81.28
Daly West 10.50
Franklin .... 16.75
Granby 103.00
t.le Rovale.. 23.00
-Shannon .
Tamarack
Trinity ..
19.00
United Copper 15. 00
u. . Mining. 44.75
Utah 40.50
Victoria 5.00
Winona ..... 6.50
Wolverine ...153.00
North Butte.. 87.50
Mass Mining. 6.37
Michigan
4o4ia k
14.50 'Butte Coal... 27.73
.. 68.50 (Nevada 20.62
Mont C C. . -50
1. a; a- Anr 12.1.00
Old Dominion 58.75 Aris Com 38.62
Osceola 123.00 Gren Can... 11.50
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. Closing quotations:
Alice 250
Breece 5
Brunswick Con. S
Com Tun stock. 25
do bonds 125
C C k VI 56
Horn Silver 80
Iron Silver 100
I,edvllle con... 4
Little Chief 8
Mexican 70
Ontario ..400
Ophir 175
Standard ISO
Yellow Jacket 45
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. The metal mar
kets were quiet with prices nominal in the
absence of cables.
Tin is quoted at 80.25(P30.60c.
Copper Is rather easier in tone, with lake
quoted at 14.37 14.62c; electrolytic.
14. 2514. 37c. and casting at 1414. 25c
Lesd remains quiet at 4.35S4.40C
Spelter, steady at 6 j 5.50c.
Iron la unchanged.
Wool at St. Louis. y
PT. IXITTS. Nov. 14. Wool unchanged;
territory and Western medium. 1720c; fine
mediums, l&llci to. 123140,
FAVORS THE BEARS
News of Day in Wheat Pit Is
Depressing.
TRADING IS VERY DULL
Additional Rain In Argentina Has a
"Weakening ' Eflex:t on Prices.
Northwest Receipts illiberal.
' ' " '"v ' I
Export Demand Is ' Light.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14 Additional rain In Ar
gentina had a depressing effect on the local
wheat market today, but tb close was
steady, with prices unchanged to a higher
compared with quotations of th previous
session. Cora waa strong. Oats were easy
and provisions steady. -
Dullness of a pronounced type characterised
trading In th. wheat pit and sentiment dur
ing the greater part of the day was bearish.
New. of the day Waa almost entirely of a
kind to encourage the bears. Heavy rain,
were reported In Central Argentina and light
showers were said to have visited the South
em section., where the drouth has been se
vere. An estimate of the amount of wheat
which will -be available for export from this
year's crop of wheat tn Argentina placed the
amount at 147.000.000 bushels, about the
same as that of the previous year. Receipts
In the Northwest were liberal and the de
mand for cai wheat at Winnipeg was ex
tremely dull. Export business wsji also at a
standstill, both in the Nortawest and at the
seaboard. Cash wheat at the esmpl.t tables
was tn alow demand at steady prlcj After
fluctuating over a range of to c. th
market closed steady, with' December at
$1.03 and May at $1.07. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 557,000 bushels
Buying of a line of. com for May deliv
ery, estimated at 750.000 to 1.000.000 bushels,
by a leading elevator Interest caused strength
In the corn market the entire session. The
market closed at net gains of to c,
with December at 6363e and May at
63c. . There was an Improved demand by
Easterners for the cash grain and prices at
the sample tables were up o.
Trade In oats was extremely dull and prices
moved over a range of about c. Prices at
the sample tables were o higher. The
market closed steady, with prices unchanged
to c lower, with December at 4flc and
May at 6161c.
Provisions were dull nearly all day. Prices
at the close were a shade higher.
The leading futures ranged al follows.
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Mu" ::.... loi 1.01 101 i-oi
CORN.
Dec 63 'J5
Sav .. 62 .63 .63 -
OATS.
Deo 4 .49 . -48
May 61 .51 . '"J
July .46 " -46 .46
MESS PORK.
T.n 16 5 14 05 16.8! J2J4
May I":;:i6.05 16.16 16.02 14.12
LARD.
Jan 07 J.15 .7
May 8.20 -2i 9.17 .Z7
SHORT RIBS.
Jan S.35 8.37 8.8S 8.37
May 8.60 8.55 J.60 8.66
Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour Steady. Winter patents. 4f
4.80; straights. $4.2O4.60; Spring P;Mt,
$6.106.40; straights, 3.04K4.7e; bakers,
'"heat No. 2 Spring, $1.051.07; No. 3,
7cU 06; NO 2 red. $1.03 1.04.
Corn- No. 2. 666c; No. 2 yellow,
"oafs-No. 3 white, 6D51: No. 3
white. 4951c.
Rye No. 2. 73374c.
Barley Good feeding, 58 60c; fair to
choice malting. 6164c.
Flax seed No. 1 Northwestern. $1.40.
Timothy seed Prime. $3-85
Clover Contract grades, $"
Short ribs Sides (loose), $8.26(38.75.
po-k Mess, per bbL, $14.6014.62.
Lard Per 100 lbs.', $9.22. .
Sides Short, clear (boxed). $8.75 .
Receipts. Shipments.
m, .. 20.500 23.300
Wheat, bu 70.000 98.400
S, bu ..... ."..-167.100 164.400
srn ..220.600 186.400
2" Z 6 000 3,000
larieyu: :::::: 47,200 . 12.700
Grain and Produce at New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4. Flour Receipts.
4 900 barrels; exports, 26,300 barrels. Mar
ket steady but quiet. Minnesota patents,
t'i-"4t Minnesota bakers. $4.20 4.60;
Winter patents. $4.705.10; Winter
straights. $4.5O4.70: Winter extras, $3.60
4- winter low grades, $3.503.80.
Wheat Receipts. 232.400 bushels; ex
ports. 141.800 bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 red.
$1 11 elevator: No. 2 red, $1.12 f. o. b.
afloat- No. 1 Northern Duluth. $1.15 f- o.
5 afloat; No. 2 hard Winter, $1.13 t o. n.
afloat. Not only was the wheat market less
active today, but sagged whenever bull sup
port waa lacking, because, of easy cables,
reported rains In Argentina and a small
export trade In the Northwest. Last prices
were c net lower. December closed at
$1.13. and May at $1.14. -
Hops Quiet. Paclfio Coast 1908 crop, 99
11c; 1807 crop, 88c.
Hides Firm. Bogota. 19 320c; .Central
AlWool Firm. Domestic fleece, 8038c
Petroleum Steady. Refined New York,
$8.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $8.45;
do in bulk, $4.16.
Orate at Sun Francises.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14. Wheat
Firm. Soot quotations: Wheat Shipping, $1.62
167; milling, $1.67L72.
Barley Feed. $1-43 9 1.45; brewing,
1cUtted.l.KeS: white. $L01.T5;
black. $2.262.60.
Call board sales: Wheat No trading
Barley December. $1.48 asked and $1.46
bid: May, $151 asked and $1.40 bid.
Corn Large yellow. $1.851.0.
f Isregeu Grata Markets.
LONDON, Nov. 14. Cargoes dull. Walla
Walla, prompt shipment. 3d lower, at 87s
6d; California, prompt shipment, 3d lower,
at 88s.
English country market firm: French
country marketa, steady.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 14. Wheat Decem
ber, nominal; March, 7s Bd; May, 7a 8d.
Wheat at Tama.
TACOMA. Wash.. Nov. 14. Wheat Mill
ing, bluestem. 94 c; exports, bluestem 82c;
club. 7o; red. 85c.
Coffee and Saga.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. Coffee futures
closed steady, net unchanged to 10 points
lower. Sales were reported of 87,750 bags,
including December at 6.055. 20c; March,
6.105.15c; May. 5. 10 5.15c; September,
6 16c October, 5.16 & 6.20c. Spot coffee
steady; No. 7 Rio, tc; No. 4 Santos, 8c
Mild dull: Cordova. 9ia,12c.
Sugar Raw steady; fair refining 8.44o;
centrifugal 96 seat, 1.94c; molasses sugar,
3 19c. Refined quiet; No. 6, 4.40c; No. 7,
4 36o' No. 8, 4.30c; No. 9, 4.25c; No.. 10,
416o- No. 11, 4.10c; No. 12. 4.06c; No. 13,
4 00c' No. 14, 3.95c: confectioner's A, 4.60c;
mould A, 6.15c: out loaf. .60c: crushed,
6.50o; powdered, 4.90c; granulated, 4.80c;
cubes, 3.06c
' Dairy Produce In tba East.
CHICAGO. Nov. 14. On the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was steady.
Creameries, 22 i 29c; dairies. 19 25c
Egga Steady at mark, cases included, 19
0 22c: firsts. 27c; prime firsts. 28c.
Cheese 43teady. 1213c
NEW YORK. Nov. 14. Butter and eggs,
steady, unchanged.
Cheese Firm, unchanged.
A recently invented thief catcher for
stores consists of a system of levers which
will close doors from behind a counter on
prssinir a pedal and at the same tlm
Xing aa alarm outside the building.
NINE PER CENT
WE OFFER FOR SHORT TIME ONLY
o
Tt return the investor
NINE PER CENT
ROBERTS S COMPANY
STOCKS AND BONDS
134 Sixth Street.
DOWNING-HOPKINS CO.
KSTABLIHHKD 183
BROKERS
as
STOCKS --BONDS--GRAIN
Bought and said far eask and aa snargla.
private wires Rooms 20.1 to 204,
GREAT INCREASE IB QMS
BAXK STATEMENT SHOWS RE
VIVAL IX ACTIVITY.
Cash Gain Not Sufficient to Offset
This Expansion, and Surplus
Reserve Is Decreased.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14. Th Financier
will say:
The associated banks of the city Issue
each week two statements ; one based on
average conditions covering the previous
week, and the other showing the actual
conditions of business at the close of the
current week. These two statements vary
widely at tlras, but as a general rule the
st ate men t of actual conditions is to be
relied upon as showing the real standing
of the banks, and therefore, in this analysis
the figures representing actual conditions
are-always used.
The exhibit of the banks for th week
ending November 14 showawl, as had been
anticipated, a very large expansion in loans.
The increase, amounting to $11,925,000. was
due, of course, to the revival of activity
on the stock exchange and also in general
business circles. The banks gained $2,530,
100 In cash, which represented receipts of
new gold and a slight gain from the in
terior, operations with the Sub-treasury and
an export of J500.000 of gold to Canada
being insufficient to cut down the net gain
for the week. Deposits rose $16,664,600
and this increased the reserve requirements
by over $4,000,000. Th gain in cash, there
fore, did not prove sufficient to offset the
required larger legal reserve and the re
serve on all deposits fell $1,836,035, stand
ing at the close of the week at $29,838,725.
There was a remarkably heavy increase
of $2,270,800 In circulation, traceable to
the fact that bank notes taken out against
temporary treasury certificates Issued a
year ago are now being retired.
The summary of state banks and trust
companies in Great New York not report
ing to the New York clearing-house,
showed for the week a heavy Increase of
$7,842.S0O In loans and an increase of $5,
826.000 In net depuoslts, although the in
crease In cash was less than $600,000.
The statement of averages of the
clearing-house banks for the week shows
that the banka hold $30,211,950 more than
the required 25 per cent reserve. This is a
decrease of $68,025 In the proportionate cash
reserve as compared with last week. The
statement for the week follows:
Increase.
Loans ... .$1,828,147,600 $5,005,o00
Deposits 1.40S,522,6U( 6,601.700
Circulation 52.431.800 202.300
Legal tenders 78.004,500 611,200
Specie 802,008. 1 00 971 , 200
Reserve 881,0fl2,600 1.582,400
Reserve required ... 0,880,650 1,850.425
Surplus 30.211.950 J8,025
Ex-U. S. deposits ... 82.551,625 80,750
Decrease.
Th percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing-house banks at the close of business
yesterday was 27.30. The statement of banks
and trust companies of Greater New York not
members of the clearing-house shows that
these Institutions1 have aBrregate deposits of
$1,078,426,800; total cash on hand, $103,787,
600, , and loans amounting to $079,011,500.
Imports and Exports.
NEW YORK. Nor. 14. Imports of mer
chandice and drygoods at the Port of New
York for the week ending November 7 were
valued at $13.80.633.
Imports of specie at the Port of New
York for the week ending today were $180,
990 sliver and $165, 6S4 gold.
Exports of specie from the Port of New
York for the week ending today were $756,
063 silver and no gold.
Roosevelt Praises Fraternity.
1 NEW YORK. Nov. 14. Concluding one
of the most successful annual conventions
duringr its existence of 62 years, the Delta
Kappa Epsiion Fraternity last night held
a banqi.et in the grand ballroom of the
Waldorf Astoria. General Vernon A.
Davis. D. K. E-, of New York, and pre
siding officer of the association, received
the following: letter from President Roose
velt: "In the recent campaign the effort was
made to array class again class. Should
such an effort ever succeed it will repre
sent the most damaging: blow that can
ever be struck at what we think truest
and finest in American life. Therefore,
I feel that peculiar good must come from
associations such as D. K. E., an asso
ciation which takes the form of a fra
ternity whose reason for existence is to
be found in extending the bonds of good
brotherhood. Of D. K. E. this is pecu
liarly true because of its great strength
In the South, no lfps than in the North.
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Fraternity such as this should unite men
without regard to sect, creed or occupa
tion on the basis of the great qualities
which they have In common the basis
of Tirile strength and the determination
to stand for what is right."
Judge and Lawyers Are Tagged.
New York World.
Tt was tag day In Jersey City. When
three women entered the crowded
Criminal Court, Judge Carey, who waa
presiding, ordered a recess of ten min
utes and the wheels of justice did not
revolve again until the women had
tasked the Judpe and lawyers.
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! whether Uwrp 1b
rarity or not. Nerer
drirs np or lutes tU
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foremergr-ncipn. !nn
fauiotia aon't do ibe
work..
SET PKNTt TOOTIIACHE Ct.
A t all dnmetitsL IB cents, or by mail.
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Diseases of Men
'arlcocl. Hydrocele,
Nervous Debility. Blood
Poison, Stricture, Gleet,
Frostatlo troublej and
all other private, dis
eases ara successfully
treated and cured by
me. Call and mem ma
about your can it
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treatment with prompt
and cermanent results.
CoTrollation free and Invited. All transac
tions satisfactory and confidential. Office
boi:rs A. M to 8 P. M. Sundays 10 to IX
Gail on or address
DR. WALKER
181 First St. Cor. Yamhill, Portland, Or
FOR WOMEN ONLY
Dr. Sanderson's .Compound Sav
in and Cotton Boot Pills, th
best and only reliable remMv
for FKMAI.K TROUBLES ANI
IRRrXJl'LARITlKS. Cure th
Tniiur nhxtinate cases In 8 to l1'
days. Prlre $2 per box, or 3 boxes $5. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
Address T. J. PIKRCB, 211 Allsky Bldg..
265 Morrison iit., Portland, Oregon.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS;
4sT THE MIAMOJtD BRAND. n.
IFUfrfl-4t.
DIASIONI BRAND PILLS, for 24j
yean known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
TRAVELERS GUI MS.
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Ticket Office and Walttae-Bowsa,
first, asjd Alder street.
FOR
Orrron cHy . : A. M.. and rerr
80 minutes to snd lneludltia 9 P. St..
then 10. 11 P M ; last car 12 mldnlgnt.
Cresbam. Boring. Eaele Creek. Ksta
earia, Canadero, Falrview and Trout
dale 7:15, :1S, 11:18 A. M.. 1:18. :&
0:14. 7:25 P. M.
FOU VANCOUVKB.
Ticket offics and waiting-room Second
and Washington streets
A- M. 8:15'. 8:60. T:25. 8:00. 8:S8.
flu. 11:50. 10:80. 11:10. 11:80.
p M. 12:S0. 1:10. 1:60. 2:80. 2:14).
1:50. .a0. 8:10. B.t.0. e:t0. J:05. 7:s-S.-15.
25. 10:3r". 11:5.
Oa Third Monday In Every Month
the Last Car Leaves at 7:05 P. 1SL
Datly xcDt Sunday. "Dally sxcest
Monday.
COOS BAY LINE
Th steamer BREAKWATER leaves Port,
land .very Wednesday at 8 T. M. from Oak
street dock, for North Bend. MarsbHeld and
too. Bay points Freight recelv4Kl. tut 4 P.
M on day of sailing. Passenger fare, first
class. 810: second-class 87. Including b.rtk
ana meals Inoulr. city ticket oOlc. Thlr.
and Washington streets, or Oak-str.t dock.
PEOULATOR LINE to The Dalles daily
sxcept Sunday. "Bailey Gatsert" lean
Portland Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
7 A St.. stopping st th principal landings
"Dalles City" leaves Portlsnd Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 7 A. M., making
all landings. Returning, both steamers leave
The Dslles on alternate days at 7 A. M.
Phone Mala 81, or 8112k Alder-st. dock.
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txjes. seiieA with Blue Ribbon. V J
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