Document 6429528

THE
OREGONIAN,
MORNING
lc
Basic Clearing.
Exchanges. Balances.
?268,061
H8.412
Portland
Seattle
Taconut
Spokane
..-
-
?27.flSO
15S.3C3
150.214
78,703
3S.S31
12,011
rORTLAXD MARKETS.
Grain, Flour, Etc.
There was a sHefet imnreiement in the East
ern wheat markets yesterday, and Liverpool 1
was holding rte wa, so that there was not
much change In the local situation. No new j
charters are reported for near-b- y ships, and, as
those at heed are rapidly finishing, matters
are daily beeoattag BJOre quiet. There is some
milling demand for heavy wheat, and the milts
set the pace on prices. As high as 5253c is
paid for Walla. Watte, and an occasional Email
sale of Valley la made at 62c, but this la about
1c abo.e prices quoted by exporters. Blustern
la easy at 68964c
Wheat Walla Walla, Gl53c; Valley, 51
S2c bluestem, 5364e per buffet.
Flour Beet grades, ?2 652 80 per barrel;
graham, $2 36. euper9ue, $2 15.
Oats White. 8S86c; gray, 33634c; stained,
293f30c per bushel.
Barley Feed, $1&16; brewing. $17 K318 W
per ton.
Millstuffe Bran, $17 per ton; middlings, $22;
shorts, $18; chop, $16.
Hay Steady; timothy. $1011; clo,er, $70
7 GO. Oregon wild hay. $$7 per ton.
Batter, Esrg, Poultry, Etc.
Butter Fancy creamery, S866c; seconds, 424
per rolL
45c dairy, 8087c. store,
Eggs 16lc per dosen for Oregon.
Poultrj Chickens, mixed, $34; hens, $4
4 SO, ducks, $
7. geese, $7 8 per dozen.
turkeys, live, lSfec; dreteed, 14lSc per pound.
Game Mallard ducks, $S; widgeon, $1 5132.
teal, $11 26 per dozen.
Cheeee Full cream, twins, 12&13c
Young
America, 14c per pound. .
2227c
Fruit, Etc.
Vegetables Parsnips. $1; carrots, $1; turnips.
onions, $180
2 per cental; cabbage,
l'iic per pound, potatoes, KS0c per cental,
per pound.
sweet potatoes,
88, oranges, $2 753
rrult Lemons,
per box for navels, $2 for seedlings; tangerines,
$1 75, Japanese oranges, G5o$l 25 per box;
pineapples, $4 S96 per dozen, bananas, $2 SO
per pound;
3 per bunch, Persian dates,
SO, pears, 75c$l 25 per box;
apples.
cranberries, $6 509? Pr barrel for Ilwaco,
IS" 7&e for Eastern.
Dried fruit Apples, evaporated, 7 8c per
pound,
sacks "or boxes, 45c; pears,
sun and evaporated. 66c; plums, pltless, 43
tHfcc,
prunes, Italian,
silver, extra
choice,
8c; Jigs, Smyrna. 22c; California
Mack, S6c, ds white, 10c per pound.
60c,
22c
$8
7Sc
$11
8?6c;
Groceries, Xuta,
Etc
Coffee 'Mocha. 2s2Sc; Java, fancy, 2632c;
Java, good, Sti24e; Java, ordinary, 1820c;
Costa Rica, fancy, lS20c; do good, lC18c; do
ordinar), 19012c per pound; Columbia, roast,
$12 26 per case. Arbuckle's, $13 25; Lion, $12 25.
Sugar Cube. $6 72)6; crushed.. $5 72; powdered. $6 72, dry granulated, cane $5 22,
beet $6 12. extra C $4 72; golden C. $4 60
net, half barrels, c more than barrels; ciapla
sugar, 16018c per pound.
Salmon Columbia river,
tails, $10
tails, $242 SO; fancy.
1 SO,
-poand fancy flats, S595c;
fiats, $L 8601 76:
talis, $1 200130,
tails,
Alaska.
$1 9002 26.
Gram bags Calcutta, $707 10 per 100.
Beans Small white, 3c, baou, 4c; Lima, 6c
per pound.
Nuts Peanuts, 0K07c per pound for raw, lOe
for roasted, ooooonuts, 89c per dozen; walnuts;
120i8c per pound; pine nuts. 15c; hickory
nuts, 7c, chestnuts, 16c, Brazil, lie; filberts,
15c, fancy pecans, 13014c; almonds, 1517
per pound.
Coal oil
Cases, 21 c per gallon; barrels,
17c, tanks, 16c
Rice Island, 6c: Japan, Pc; New Orleans,
4fe06Vfcc. fancy head, $707 SO per sack.
Meat and Provisions.
Mutton Oross, best sheep, wethers and ewes,
per pound.
$4W4 23. drMseea mutton, 707c
Hogs Oross, choice hea-y- , $5. light, $4 50,
dressed, 8c per pound.
Beef Oross, top steers, $404 SO; cows, $3 SO
per pound.
04 dressed beef,
eal Large, 70oe per pound; small, 8
c.
Provisions Portland pack (Shield brand):
Hams, ttmoked, are quoted at 13c per pound,
per pound; breakfast bacon,
picnic hams,
13c, bacon, 94c; backs, c, dry salt sides,
SV dried beet, 17c per pound; lard,
palki, 10c.
pails, 8c; 60s, JgC
tlercas, 96c par pound. Eastern pack (HamHams, large. 12c; medium, 13c;
mond s)
small, 13c picntc hams, &yc, shoulders, 94c;
breakfast bacon, lSfce; dry salt sides, 8Vl9iic,
bacon sides, S01c, backs, &4c; butts, 8c; lard,
pure leaf, kettle rendered, &s. 10c; 10s, 10c.
tii4c
8c
Heps, "Wool, Hides, Etc.
Hops 701e: 1888 crop, SGc per pound.
foi
Wool Vattec. 1201SC for coarse, l5fc-2-0
best, Eastern Oregon, S0i4c; mohair, 27030c
per pound.
Sheepskins Shearlings, lS02Oc; short-woo- l,
2
30060c; long-woo-l,
OOc0$l
086c. medium-woo- l.
each.
Bear skins, each, as to size. $5g?15;
Pelts
cubs, each, $106, badger, each. 10014c; wildcat, 26046c. housec&t, S 0 10c; fox. common
gray, 40080c. do red. $1 2901 75; do cross. $2 50
6, lynx, $1 5002 50. mink. 3Oc0$l 25; marten, dark Northern, $408. do pale. pine. $1 21
08. muekrat, S 0 12c. skunk. 2S04Oc: ottet
(.land) $408, panther, with bead and claws perfect $103, raseoon. 25060c, wolf, mountain,
with head perfect. $S 5006. woherlne. $2 5005,
beaer, per skin, large. $607. do medium, ptt
skin. $406. do small, per skin. $102; do kits,
per skin, BOe0$l.
Tallow 50C&C; No. 2 and grease, 3Q4c pet
pound.
Hides Dry hides. No. 1, 10 pounds and upward, 1S016HC. do Mo. No. 1, 5 to 10 pounds.
15c per pound, dry ealf, No. 1. under 5 pounds,
less than dry
15016c, dry salted, one-thifilnt, salted hides, sound steers. CO pounds and
over,
St to 68 pounds, S08c; do
Sc; kip, 13 to 30
under 60 pounds and cows.
pounds, 7H06c, do veal, 10 to 14 pounds. 7c;
do calf, under M pounds. 7c. green (unsalted),
1c per pound less; culls (bulls, stags, moth-eatebadly cut. seored hair slipped, weather-beate-n
d
or grubby),
less.
809c;o
7f
XHW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Increased Interest Manifested by the
Baying- - Public.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2. Today's stock speculation furnished adequate proof that Increased interest was being manifested by the public in
the market. There was xtenive trading in
railroad stocks, which comprised properties
traversing a wide area. Professional operators,
perceiving that support from commission housis
could be rolled on In an upward movement In
the standard stocks, devoted their energies in
this direction, causing the specialties to occupy a secondary position In the market. This
change of front was in a. measure due also to
the fact that some of the Industrials which
had sustained a substantial rise shewed eviRecognition of the
dences of good realising
encouraging general situation and Indifference
of the local market to foreign complications
was the primary cause of the revival of outside Interest
Important movements appeared to be under
us' b substantial Interests as today's strength
developed In mrst one group of railroad stocks
and then another, until the list showed gains
running from 1 to K points. In connection
with the on ot mows buying of Baltimore &. Ohio
stocks, a statement that the management had
sold $S. 80O 80s 4 per cent bonds of the road,
and $2,580,808 of that of a subsidiary Use. to
pro lde trnptovesBsnta, accounted for their huoy-u- it
rise. As the tend one, of prices became
pronounced arbitrage hsuseo took advantage of
offerings of 18.009
the level to unload, hut
shares preosnted no effectual check to the current
loan ritswdinr short lines In some of
'
raftreade were covered, and
the Hildas
blooks of 1888 to 3868 shares agured plentifully
tnrouhout the HkC Interest was diffused Into
t gtoolre, and at tls.es tome
K great variotr
FEBRUARY
1900.
3,
11
eoeteQe9oe9s-iaosot9ftttea(c"stee(- 9
and on email country offerings. May closed,
aar(iay, at23c- - . .
.r. a
0le ever
The provision' mhrketf' was strong Small receipts of hogs and the fact that stacks Increased much less than last year causeVl a good
demand. May pork closed 20c over yesterday,
of the usually neglected ones vied with the- - reciard 15c higherand May ribs 1012c up.
Ma"
ognized leaders In point of animation.
The leading futures'" ranged as follows:
Early operations indicated that the powerful
WHEAT.
Interests were engaged in the metal stocks, as
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Close.
prices of the minor securities followed with a
S0C6
Jump of 6 points in Tennessee Coal to 104 This February
6S
Stock Exchange
$0 07
$0 GS
$0 67,
DIRECT WIRES TO-- ' New-Y6rstock suffered acutely from realization as the May
eqvi
tjy
us
T
day progressed, and ended with a gain of but juty
Chicago
.Board o Txadea' .
CORN.
34 points Prices of kindred properties were
4
" "
S0-I
30-- i
30
better sustained, but all relapsed from the best February
cttAmber cfe commerce
second
May
33ii
33
, 32?i
figures.
Flucuatjons in Third Avenue contin- July
,.
33
.....
ued to be of a setisatlonat nature, an early rise
oaooiosaoeoosaesodosoeoooon
OATSl
w
,
to 101 being fellowed by a break to 97 on
23
23"4
liquidation by Interests disturbed by the means May
22
226
22
Julj
projected to finance the ompanys indebtedMESS PORK.
ness. A rally to 99 occurred in sympathy with
10 77, 10 95
the pronounced rise of the general market In May ..
1077
1095
July
10)7
10 87; 10 97ft
1090
the late dealings.
Other utilities lacked feature, aside from the
gas securities, which, howeer, did not fully May
Bio j;
6?JrSl
OdOJi
retain a substantial rise. Western railroad July ....:...:. 6Q7j led!?
stocks ga,e the first indication of strength, and,
SHORT RIBS.
although Interest In these waned somewhat as May
5 92
5 82
5 95
-the other groups became prominent, they nev5D5- July
690
597
i
ertheless held their extreme rise. Among the
quotations
were
as follows:
Cash
d
Peoindustrials, American Tobacco,
Flour Steady.
ple's Gas and Sugar aohleied a commanding
'.
Wheat No. 3 spring. 65c, No. 2'red,j0970c?'f
lead occasionally, but ended with a narrow net
.
Corn NoTS, 31cV
change.
Oats No. 2, 2222c: No. 2 whUe, 250
A reflection of the stock, market's strength 26V4c; No. 3 white,
2425c.
was observed In the bond operations, where
Rye No. 2, 54c
first-dass'- st
"10,
the absorption was very heavy of the low and
The
will sail
Barley No. 2, 3842c.
,
middle-grade
Issues.
The market was broad
Flaxseed No. 1, $1 59.
during
and active, transactions aggregating $2,380,000.
Nome,
St.
Michael
York
Timothy seed Prime, $2 55
United States new 4s and 5s adanced
per
Mea pork $9 60310 85 per bbl.
'
cnt, and the 2s declined per cent in the bid Lard
Yukon
points.
$5 S506 jjer cwt.
,
price.
Short ribs Sides, loose, $5 750
BONDS.
Shoulders Dry salted, boxed, $5 7500.
TJ. S. 2s, reg
??.! .
T. Central lsts.109
102N.
Short clear sides Boxed. $5 95C 05.
do 3s, reg
lOSHi'North. Pacific 3s... 07
Steadj ; creamery, 10g24c; dairy, 100
Butter
.
do 3s, coupon... lOOVil do 4s
104
ft "
22c
do new 4s, reg..l33Oregon Nav. lsts..HO
.
r,- -.
do new 4s, coup 133
102
Cheese Steady, 1213c.
do 4s
do old 4s, reg....ll4iOregon S. L. 03....127
Eggs Steady; fresh, 1616c.
r
112
do old 4s, coup114
do con. 5s
r
Receipts. Shipments
do ps, reg
Gr. West. lsts. 90
112Rli
Flour,
30,000
36.000
barrels
do 5s. coupon. ...112 St. Paul consols. ..167U
Wheat, bushels
18,000
10.000
Dlst. of CoL
1st. P. C. & P. lsts 1J
Corn, bushels
248.0OU
294,000
Atchison adj. 4s... 83 I do 5s
120
FOR RATES AND INFORMATION APP LY TO
Oats, bushels
237,100
171,000
C. &. N. W. con. 7sl40 Union Pacific 4s,..1041X
Rye,
buBhels
2,000
14.000
i
do S. F. deb. Ss.l21tfWls. Central lsts.. 90?j Barley, bushels ...
17,000
63,000
D. &. R. G. lsts...l02Gen. Electric 5s. ..117
COMMERCIAL AND - FINANCIAL NEWS
The weather yesterday sed up the liberal receipts of potatoes, wale have been coming
along this week wtta a regularity g which was .
la realmost aoMtowK, bet the steake-rinceipt
effect la strengthening prices.
had
heavy
wader
dioping
stm
The egg market to
receipt and the persistent efforts of bearish
sold
la round lota
aealers, and yesterday tfcer
as low & 16c per doses, with single cases
moving at
There was a considerable number of dressed tarkeys on the street yesterday, ,
and beet stock sold at about 16c, with seme j
"iery fair coins at 14c Chickens were quieter
than had been expected earij la the week, but '
no material redactfoa was made In prices.
SATURDAY,
TRAttjttar' manszzzz
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
CULLISON & CO.
FASTESr'AffU'SoST
DiREQ lINE
Wheats Stock Brokers
TO THE
Union Depot, Sixth,
;;
fCdplf"
.33
"FAST MAIL AND PORTLAND
CA.GO SPECIAL ItOUTE
and
m
do 4s
STOCKS.
C.atSt.
Excr-angre-
,
Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO,
Feb. 2 Sterling on
days, $4 85; do sight, $4 SS.
Mexican dollars 4SSi8c
Drafts Sight, 15c; do telegraphic. 17c
NEW YORK. Feb. Z Money On call: Easy
at 22 per cent; last loans.
Prime mercantile papei? 15 per cent.
Sterling exchange Easy, with actual business
In bankers' bills at $4 87s-- i 87 for demand
84 for oO dajs; posted rates,
and at $4
$4 85 and $4 SS4 SS; commercial bills, $4 83
04 84.
Silver certificates
2.
844
Barsiher
COc
5900c
Mexican dollars 47c
Irregular;
Bonds Goernment,
railroad, firm.
LONDON,
Feb. 2. Consols
Foreigrn
state,
firm;
100.
Financial
News.
Feb. 2. The Commercial
financial cablegram says:
The extreme, dullness which has characterized
tlhe markets during the week was again In
evidence today. Prices began firm on yesterday's rumors, but sagged In the absence of
news. Americans were dull and Idle1 until midday, when they "became strong on German buying, and closed at the best, under the Influence of purchases by New York and Berlin,
mainly of Atchison preferred. The bank lost
60,000 gold to Argentina. Money was easier.
NEW YORK.
London
Stocks In London.
Feb. 2. Canadian Paclflc, 9S";
Union Paclflc preferred, 77; Northern Pacific
preferred, 77: Atchison, 20; Grand Trunk,
Anaconda,
LONDON.
7;
8.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2. Wheat, firm. Barley, weak. Oats, steady.
Spot quotations:
Wheat No. 1 shipping, 07c; choice, 98c;
milling, $101 02.
Barley Feed, 70075c; brewing, 77S5c.
Oats Gray, Oregon, $1 O701 12; milling.
20.
$1 1501 17; red, $1
Call board sales:
Wheat Firm; May, $1 02 per cental; December, $1 O0S: cash, 9Sftc
Corn Large yellow, $101 10.
121
New York Grain,
Flanr, Etc
NEW YORK. Feb. 2. Flour Receipts, 15,794
barrels, exports, 16,437. Market neglected.
7.
Wheat Receipts, 32,200 bushels: exports,
Spot, firmer; No. 2 red, 77e f. o. b.
afloat. Options opened steady, closing strong
and s0?tc net higher; March closed at 76sc,
May closed at 74c; July closed at 745ic
WoolSteady.
TACOMA,
63c.
SAN
Wheat-Cl-
FRANCISCO
51c;
ub,
blue-ste-
GRAY &
MARKETS.
P.
BAUWGARTNER,
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at
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7 A. M.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
European Grain Markets.
Feb. 2. Wheat Cargoes off coast,
nothing doing; cargoes on passage rather
caster; English country markets, firm.
LONDON,
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2. Wheat, easy; wheat
and flour in Paris, steadj; French country markets; firm. Wheat
Futures closed steady;
March. 5s lOftd; May. 5s 10d, July, 5s 10d.
Spot. No. 2 red Western winter, steady, 5s
No. 1 Northern spring, steady. 0s Id.
CornSpot. American mlsftd, new, firm, 3s
nrm, as 4ja. jtwures. quiet; Alarcn,
a,
lld.
Cd.
CUicntro Grain, Produce, Etc.
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OR.
PORTLAND
AND DAYTON.
The Direct Line to Denver; Omaha.
Kansas City and Si Loub.
Only 3 Days to Chicago,
Oniy4 Days to NewYorkand
other Principal Eastern cities
Paltce Sleeer
Toarlst Sleepers
Heals a la carte), and
Free RcoIIbIbk Chair Car
Operated Daily ea Fast Mall Trains
ThroBgrh
Dining: Cars
Throagh tickets, baggage checks and
car ageammodattees can ha arranged at
1
lieej-teg-
.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Portland. Oregon
gborgk lano.
33 Third Street
j. h. Lonraop.
Qty Pass. & Tktt Agt,
Gea'rAgeat.
OK.
EAST
J
jo
SOUTH
ordinary paper,
o
,'
OVERLAND
Good as the Best.
' Pittsburg
'You have some fine roads, I see," said'
drove him
the stranger", as thd 'native
"
"
"oveF the botJlevards.
"(Sood roads!" repeated the Plttsburger;
"I should say so! They haven t better
roads In Rhode Island Itself."
Chronicle-Telegrap-
EX-
PRESS TRAIN3.
for Salem. Rose-bur- g.
'
Ashland. SacOgden.
ramento.
e.
San Francisco.
Los Angeles.
El Ppsw, New Orleans and the East.
At WoodBurn
(dally except Sunday), morning train
connects with train
rt
for ML Angel.
on. Browns-lll- e,
7X) P. M.
h.
8:30 A. M.
3:15 A. M.
A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant General Pa1 sen jeer Agent,
23S Merrtaea St.. Cor. Third.
Pertlaad. Oregen.
7 .00 P. M.
GO EAST VIA
(MESON Lg
Springfield
HOPE
t.
3T
117:30
A.
P. M.
Dally.
FOR
and Natron, ani
evening" rraife" fsr
Mr. Angel and SH
.
-- ,
vertoru- Corvallis
M.
Sheridan passenger..
IIDally except
ttS-2-
A. M
Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale between Portland, Sacramento and San Franclscc Net rates $17 first
class and $11 second class. Ineludlng sleeper.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU and
Can be obtained frem J. R
AUSTRALIA.
KIRKLAND, Ticket Agent. 134 Third .
YAMHILL
h av
Ton
good reason to
hope, as HUD-DAhas cured
hundre d s of
men. When
you get up In
DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson Street.
Leave for Oswego dally at 7.20, 0:40 A. M..
12.30, 1.53, 3 25, 5;15, 6.25, 8:05. 11.30 p. M.;
Arrive at
and 0 0(1 A. M. on Sundays only
Portland dally at 6:33, 8:30. 10:50 A. M .
1:35, 3.16. 4 30. 6 20. 7.40. 18.00 P M., 12 48
A. M. dally, except Monday; 8.30 and 18.05 A.
M. on Sundays only.
Leate for Dallas dally, except Sunday, at
morning' 4.30 P. M. Arrive at Portland at 0.30 A. M.
the
Passenger train leaves Dallas for Atrtie Monand
tired
and Fridays at 2:46 P. M.
weary, ready days, Wednesdays
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Returns
evJump
to
at
Except Sunday.
ery itraw or
gust st wind,
R. KOEHLER.
C H. MARKHAM.
go to your
Manager.
Gen. Frt. is Pass. Agt.
ard
druinrlfft
yet HUDYAN.
II U D Y A N
'ores Pam In Pacific Coasl Steamship Co,
Back,
Wfak-ncs-
s,
Jtetrccs-nes-
s.
SleenleaaMelan-
-
HUDYAN FOR NERVES
ness,
ALL DRUGGISTS 60c.
cholia.
Fig, 0 shows torpid liver. Fig. 5 shows indl
Fig. 4 shows pain la shoulders. Fig. 2
shows coated tongue. Fig. 2 shows ple, thin
face and. sunken eyes. Fig. 1 shows arnrfa-he- s
and
HUDTAN cures all the above cndhloni.
If
your nerves axe weak, your utomxch ,s tut of
orders then such symptoms as 'he bove are
present. Remember, HUDYAN cures, anl permanently, HUDYAN is what you need it will
not fall you. HUDYAN wm make cu stt ong.
hearty, robust.
Get HUDYAN from your druggist, tX)j i ra- -,
agtf ; sfx packages. $2.50. If he doos t ot l .od it
I'send direct to HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY.
comer Stockton, Ellis and Maricet strt-cis-,
San
Francisco,
Cal.
Consult
Hndan Doctors Free.
"Write.
FOR ALASKA
elegant
THE COMPANY'S
steamers Cottage City, Ctty
of Topeka. and Al - Kl leave
TACOMA A. M., SEATTLE S
A M . Feb. 4. 9. 14, 10, 24,
Mar 1. 11, 16. 21, 2B. 81. Ape
5 and every fifth day there
after For further information
obtain company's folder
The company reserves the right to ohane.
steamers, sailing dates and hours of sailing
without previous rotlce.
AGENTS N. POSTON. 210 Washington it.
Portland. Or.. F. W. CARLETON, N. P. R. R.
dock. Tacoma, J. F TROWBRIDGE. Puget
Sound Supt., Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS S. CO . Gen. Agt . S. F.
THROUGH SALT LAKE CITY, DENVER
OMAHA. OR KANSAS CITY, WITH
CHOICE OF TWO ROUTES.
Via the fast man hue or the seenle Mae through
Colored.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
TO DENVER, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY,
ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO and the
ATLANTIC SEABOARD.
PWTLVW
LEAWtt
Wm Km,
BAH.Y.
AT
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tickets aad all
ether Information apply to
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Fsr rattread and
124 Third Street,
Portland, Oregos
J. R. NAGBL.
City Tleket Agt.
W K. COMAN.
General Agent.
llfiREATORTHERNl
Ticket
Offloe: 122
Third St. 'Pfcne S9
The Flyer, dally to aad
from SC Paul. Mtaae-apoth- ),
Dulth. Chicago
and all polaU East.
LEAVE.
No.
3:46 P. M.
ARRIVE.
No. 3.
800 A. M,
Through Palaee aad Tourist Sleepers, Dlalag
and Buffet
Siasking-Llbrar-
y
Cars.
JAPAN - AMERICAN
LINE
STEAMSHIP KINSHIU MARU
For Japan, China and all Asiatic petals
leave Seattle
.
ABOUT MARCH
W
WHITE COLLAR LINE
RIVER A PUGET SOUND NAVJ.
GATION CO.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
COLUMBIA
.fAOlFffig
SOO PACIFIC LINE
BANKERS
ft
Governm't, Municipal,
law 1 1 sfo Railroad, Gas and
1
Electric Comoanies
I
Al
Offers the LOWEST RATES and BEST SERV
Ice to and from all Eastern paints and Europe.
Through tour.it cars from coast to St- - Paul.
Montreal
a&I Boston
Toronto,
WITHOUT
CHANGE.
Direct Route to
Kootenay Mining District
Letters of Credit and Draffs
British Columbia
Issued on Bank of Scotland, London,
Credit Lyonnais. Paris.
Canadian Pacific rrjl mill Mlbtxaiitp ltees u
INTEREST ALLOWED OK DEPOSITS
Japar
Bought and sold, Including total Issues.
204 Dearborn St., Chicago.
31
Nassau-sf.-
-
New York
67 Milk St., Boston
"ftXtt? IThompson's Eye Wafer
Rad-ay-
hie. do
s
v;ta
Fills are smafr and purely
cure constipation and Uver ilia.
MANHOOD RKTOREDSfSS-SE-
;
deeac)
BAILEY GATZKRT (Alder-streLeaves Portland daily every moratsg at
Returning, leaves As
o'clock, except Sunday.
Saaday
terta every night it 1 o'clock exee-Orecoa phoae Ma. a 881. Columbia gtieae 381.
U. B. SCOTT. Preidnt.
f
TANCOUYER TRANSPORTATION CQ- Steaaner Undine, Captain Charles T. Kami,
M.
leaves Vancouver at 8 30 A. M. and
4 SO P M.
Leaves Portland at 10 W A. M. sadsasaage
apSundays excepted. For freight or
ply oa board, foot of Taylor street. RouaJ trip.
lr
l
AMttaiia.
ialM and Intormatfcm. apply to
H. H. ABBOTT- - AgeaC
14ff Third street, ctty.
E. J. COYLE. .
A. G. P. A.. Vancouver, B. C
ret
Astoria & Columbia
' River
Railroad Xq.
F8r Msy&rsT Rainier ARRIVES
hie VltaIlieXrthBprescrIptionofafnmouiFrenchphysIoFto,TrllI qnteklycuroyou ofallt 'LEAVES
UNION
weaipari, TJNSION
JtstSicaaie.
nervous or dlstasesat the generative, organs, such as .Loss Manhood. Innomnia.
DEPOT.
Astoria. War- - DEPOTS
Cltften.
Pains
Sriqlnal
Back,
tboMnrry,
Debility,
Pimples
XerToaa
in
Emhsloai.
Hajn- .
Flavel,
Varicocele-aiiaconstlpiitlonreateo.
un
tne,
to
Kxbriastln-- : rhlniV
JJ
mond.
Fort Stevens,
hisseibydayoDilght. PretentsqWcknessof dfachnrge. which IfTjotchecked
Itsoisnll
Gearhart Park. Seaside
leads to Spermatorrhoea andal thfr horrors ot Jmnotency. CUPinENBcleannestho
".luuB-aBu8:00 A.M.
.
Astoria and Seashore 1I: A. M.
"
uivuxuuugr crjau; o.au jmpunues. ujjrjuuiUixusirenginon3
I,
Express
Dally
rrrTT?SJ':.eS!5on?aftrer' 5re "oi coJ T 3octorsl3becmsapeTcent ttre tronblcd with Prostatitis.
quPHJENE the only known remedy to cure, without aa operation. 5000 ttwUnmiilals. A written 700 P.M.
fl:ap. Si.
Astoria Express,
ssranieogiven ana mon.y retnrned u Oboxesdnesnot effect a permanent care. teOabox,6for5.00,
Dafly..
ymalt. Send for yitEKclrtular and testimonials.
iaaress jja m
nnuxvutxi vtt. r. o. Box 3078. Ban Frandseo. Cal,
Ticket offlce. 2SS Merrlson'st. and Untsa depot.
For sale by Woodard, darke & Co., Portland. O- ri. C MAYO, Geo. Pass. Agt., Astoria. Or.
vr
S PICTO
0rsU
Hotel Donnelly, Tacoma.
whip most of those clevgr lightweights
we hear so much about. "'McGoVerrrJis the
feather-weigchamnlon all rlphfHe is.
the greatest little fighter the world has
ever known I am simply unlucky to be
In the same class with him,"
George Slier, the referee, said:
"I counted Santry out. When I reached
the cduntof 10, 1 said "Ten and out; Eddie,
you lose. He was then on his hands and
knees, and did not have a chance to get
up. My move in getting between the
men and waving McGovern off appears- to
have been taken as itidlcatlngr that I
AND CORVALLIS,
PORTLAND
Steamer Ruth, for Salem. Albany. Corvalui
Tuesdays.
and way points, leaves Portland Return-ag.
Thursdays and Saturdays atBA.il.
leaves Corvallis Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 A. M.
Steamer Modoc for Salem and way points,
lecves Portland Mondays, Weanesoays and Fridays at 6 A. M. Returning. leaves dalem Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 0 A. M.
YAMHILL RIVER ROUTE.
0d
CHICAGO. Feb. 2. Teddy McGovern,
European plan; headquarters for
who last night at Tattersalls won the
Chllberg's restaurant la
men.
connection.
clear title to the feather-weig- ht
championship of the world by knocking out
Hotel Butler, Seattle.
Eddie Santry In the fifth round of a six-rouEuropean. Room with or without bath.
bout, said In an Interview.:
gents' grillrooms In connection.
and
"Santry gave me a better fight for two Ladles'
rounds than Dixon did, and I must give
Kruse's Grill Room and Restaurant-Sta- rk
all the credit In the world for hl3 showstreet qpp. Chamber1 of Commerce.
ing. Dixon worried me longer, and, I
o
think, was able to stand the pace better.
Bishop's Doer.
Tne
say
that Santry had meyja trifle
I must
"The Life of Edward White
worried In the 'second round; After that From
Archbishop of Canterbury by A. C Benson.
I got the range, and it was only a matHe was often accompanied tp church by
ter of time."
our collie, "Watch, who had- - a place- - in the
Eddie Santry said.
pew in the transept, and whose claws we
t
"I thought I was fighting at mj best could sometimes hear pattering In fhe
when I was knocked out. The awful pace aisle, if he found his accustomed seat
jacuovern sets is Killing to any manj draughty or felt Impelled to change It.
and I honestly think this little fellow can "Watch had also a special place under a
AND ASTORIA.
r,rr-s-i-
y
r-
Steamer Elmore, for Dayton and way points
leaves Portland Tuesdays. Thursday and Saturdays at 7 A. M. Returning, leaves Dayten ftw
Portland and way points Mondays. WedneJUay
and Fridays at 6 A. M.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
window In the chapel, which he always
attended, as well as the 8 o'clock, matins, RIPARIA. WASH.. AND LEWISXON. IDAHO.
Spokane or steamer Lewlaton leavej
Steamer
and a special rug of his own. It was 'it
daily at 1 20 A. M., arriving at Lewlstoa
.Truro that the two adventures oX Watch' Riparia
12 o'clock noon. Returning, the Spokane or
at
occurred that gave my father such de- Lewlston leaves Lewlston dally at 8.30 A. M.,
light. My father was' reading the lesson,' arriving at Riparia same evening.
W. H. HURLBURT.
wtych was the 13th chapter of St. Mark,
General Passenger Agent.
In, . winch the word, "watch" occurs sei
V. A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent.
Telephone Main 712,
eral times. The dog, who had been slumbering perfectly, became very restless, and
as the bishop ended with the words, "What
THE DHSNO CAR ROUTS FROM PORTLANH
unto you1 1 say xmto all, Watch," In
I say
TO THE EAST.
a very Imperious voice, there followed a
VTHE ONLT MRBCT LINE TO THE XELLOW
great scuffling and scratching, and Watch
STONE PARK.
CHINA AND JAPAN. FROM PORTLAND.
emerged hastily from his place and proIn connection with THE OREGON RAILROAD
ceeded to the door of my father's stall. & NAVIGATION CO. Schedule, 1000 (subject to
Mljt,Ftttt
Leave
Hll StS Arrlv
The other occasion "was on the evening1 change):
of an ordination, when some 12 candidates
Portland.
Steamer
.Leave
No. 2.
No.L
Fast matt fsr Taeo-aJan. 25
were staying In the house. 'Watch, seeing MONMOUTHSHIRE
Seattle.
about Feb. 10.
so many grown, sensible men about, when ABERGELDIE
Harber and
Cray's
,
Mar. 4
complins had Just begun It was before the
Bead
SotHa
etata.
For rales, accommodations, etc. apply to
Spebaoe. JteestaBd. K.
chapel was fitted up took the opportunity
CODWKLL & COMPANY. Limited.
tqi go and rout in the bit basket, and,
General Agents. Portland. Or.
11:10 A.M. C., Pullman. Moseew. SIM P. X.
Lewlstoa.
Buffalo
To principal points In Japan and China.
eeleotlng.a crumpled envelope, he offered
tttHBp satRiag ctHJiwry,
in turn, to be thrown for him
It h,
MtnaeaMtt.
Helena.
St. Paul. Omaha. Ka-sthen, falling to attract attention, he put
City. St. Lsuts.
lt..dawn In thevmlddle of the room, looked
No. 4.
No. a.
CMeago and all petees
plteously at my father and wagged his tall.
east and southeast.
o
1130 P. M.
Ptiget Sound Express l7:0 A. M.
for Tacoma and Seattle
-- n
Paper That Will Not Bnrn.
sunset
via O CCTEN4
and intermediate tots
SHASTA -Youth's Companions
, '
Arst-elaand towrist sleepers to. Mhv
rcStes
Pullman
ltn
It has been found possible to make a
neapotts. St. Paul and Missouri river tetats wttS-o-ut
change.
thin, smooth and strong paper of asbestos,
Vesttbuied trains. Union depot eenneoMons la
which can be employed In the manufacall principal cities.
ture of paper lanterns and" others articles
Baggage checked to deermatkm a-- Oekeu.
which need .to he at the same time light
For
lllMraed descrtoUVe matter.
sleeHag-sa- r
tfekets,
aridi fireproof.
reservatiese. etc., asN oa or
The asbestos naier can
wtKe
Drpof Rttb I3 1 Slrtifi
also he made waterproof. It'fs prepared,.
witn tne same macmnery used for jnaklng
674
McGovern and Santry Tallc.
CHICAGO,
Feb 2. May wheat opened a
shade under sesterday. at 6734G7c Cables
were barely steady, and Argentine shipments
indicated that the plague was not curtailing
the export business to a great extent. The
market soon turned firm, as Paris at the close
showed some recovery, and some apprehension
was felt for the domestic crop. Upon the arrival of private cables announcing a nerlous
prospect for the French crop, the advance,
which had been rather irregular, received new
impetus, which carried May to 0Sc The
close was ts0jC higher, at 6S0OSftc for May.
The last hour of the session, trade preUously
being rather quiet, was active.
Corn Small country offerings and a good
cash business were factors In the strong com
market. May closed e up. at 33c
Oats were firm, la sympathy with other
PORTLAND
S MC!jSjy
4.
TOURIST
Uy. except
Steamer Hassalo leaves Portland
Sunday, at 8 P. M., oa Saturday aWP.
Returning, leaves Astoria daily, except Sundo-- t
253 Washington St.
MITCHELL, General Agents,, SanJ Francisco.
F.
A2I
F.
S. S. CO.
Spring-Neva- da,
Wool
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.
That is not the case,
12015c per pound: Eastern Oregon, 12 stopped the fight.
010c; Oregon, valley, 2022c Fall Northern and thos,e who bet that Santry would be
mountain, 10012c; mountain, 8 10c; plains,. 80 knocked out win. It was as last a .fight
10c; Humboldt and Mendocino, 15017c
as I ever saw."
Hops 1899 crop, 11013c per pound for choice.
1 o--t
Mlllstuffs Middlings, $18(321; bran, $14 500
"
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
15 per ton.
Hay Wheat, $6 5009 60 per ton; wheat and
THE PORTLAND,
oat. $6 6009; barley, f507; alfalfa. $607 50; M
Stern. San Fran
L L Torrey, Boston
clover, $708 per ton; straw, 30045c per bale.
D Wilson, Daenport i-- E Dowe, New yorx
Potatoes Early Rose, 90c$l; river Burbanks, A C Vincent, Chicago Q H Emerson.Hoqultm.
60085c; Salinas Burbanks, SOc0$l 10; Oregon A Tlnllng & boy, Ta 0 H Oeortre. Astoria
coma
Cbas Kenneoy, Chicago
Burbanks, 75c0$l 10 per oack; eweets, $1 65
W H Gorham, Seattle 3 Schwabacher, S F
1 75 per cental.
R A Balllnger, Seattle H Taylor, Seattle
Onions-- $1
7502 25 per cental.
Thos Dovle, Tacoma
M G Johnson, San Fran
Citrus fruit Mexican limes, $405; common Mrs R Burns, WallaW A Bollach, San Fran
do A"C Barbeau, Silver
California lemons, 75c $1 50; choice, $1 7603 C B Upton, '
do
Creek. N Y
Tropical
fruit Bananas, $1 50 0 2 50 pel Mrs C B Upt&i,
Mrs A R Burford, do Barton Hill, N Y
bunch; pineapples, nominal.
do Chas Crowfleld, N x
R R Reedford,
Apples $101 25.
Mrs R R Reedford &. W L Vinson, Sumpter
Butter Fancy creamery, 27030c; do seconds,
son, Walla Walla
L F Lampurg, Seattle
G W Drjsdale & wife,
fancy dairy. 22026c; do seconds, 18
25J6c;
Eureka, (Jai
F G Balcom, Tacoma
2ic; pickled 22024c; firkin, 21022c per pound.
H Chrlstman, Chicago iO F Reichenbach,
6F
Cheese New, 10011c: Eastern, 1617c pet
.
G.FTll-rhman"Hugh D Bowker. do
N Y.
pound; 'Young America, l)011c; Western, Henry S Dewey, N Y J W Bennett, Marsh- -.
13014c per pound.
R Smith, Perry, Or
field. Or
Eggs Store, 16017c; Eastern, cold storage, Geo T Burroughs & W, Miss Bennett, do ,
Mlndoka, Fla
C E Hlldebrandt.. S F
14016c; ranch, 20c per dozen.
Wm Newman, San Fr Mrs J E Watson,. Milwk
Receipts Flour, quarter sacks, 1388; do OreE Llndsley. Montana Clay Clement, N.Y
gon, 4500; do Washington, 4532; wheat, centals, Geo Brochardt, San Fr Mrs (Jlay Element,
ao
3990; barley, centals, 3795; oats, centals, 1240; A W BUtt. Wash. D tJ Mr & Mrs G Lynn
Miss Mabel Bucklej ,SFi Thomson, Yokohama
do Oregon, 400; do Washington, 450; bears,
ueo wappie, S F S M Cooper, San Fran
sacks, 840; corn, centals, 600; potatoes, sacks, airs
H B Fischer, N Y
F D Walsh, Clcye-ali- a
1103; bran, sacks, 685; do Oregon, 135; midG W Megrath, Omaha
dlings, sacks, 220; hay, sacks, 392; wool, bales,
THE
PERKINS.
3, hides, 119.
F W Braner, St Paul F Gleason, Montesano
H M Swartz, Vanc.Wn Wm Holder, Moro
EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
E C Gruman. Oreg Cy Mies B E Latham,H
,J C Johnston, do
Hillsboro
CHICAGO.
Feb. 2. Cattle Light receipts; i JJ iiaignt, Spokane tor G-- WriKhtMcMlnn
T Laneon. San Fran Aiaua tsiqwarj, jjorsuir
native steers about steady, Texans firm. Good J
A D'Wheeler, Salem
Bessie Stewart,' dd
to choice, $5 1506 25; poor to medium, $405; T
O Carson, Goldendale W O Minor. HeDMier
mixed stockers, $3 2503 85; selected feeders, L C Palmer Bridal VI p
R Holcomb, Rltzvilla
CO,
Mrs Letty Tipton
$4 2504 85; good to choice cows, $3 4004
Geo Erb, Grand Lodgp,
Troutdale
jaano k. r, lwtston
heifers, $3 3006 05; canners, $2 2502 90; bulls,
li M Hauselman, 9F
$2 7004 60; calves, $5 50 0)8 75; fed Texas J A Strain, Fomeroy,
Wash
Geo E Day, Castle Rck
beees, $4S 25.
Ben Blrsin-rer- .
Phlln.
Pay, Castle RociC
Hogs Market weak, to So lower; top, fancy, E P Caldwell, TorestGr Mrs
Dan .Manning, Ulckin- jb
good
95;
to Mrs
$5; mixed and butchers, $4 6504
caiciweu. do,
i
A'
.
C Saunders. San Fran Mrs Mannlnc-do
choice heavy, $4 8006, rough heavy, $4 65
4 75; light, $4 6004 77; bulk of sales, ?4 800 S P Sloan. Grant's Pas J J Roulstone, Adams',
Robt Hartin, Lakevlew
r
4 87.
J W Dwyer, Rabor.NMJMlss Ransom, Indp, Or
Shpep and lambs Market strong to 10c highu
uwyer, ao
wye, frinceton,
w
er: lambs, $5 6007 20; Western 'wethers, $4 75 D B Bernhoff, Woodbn Wis
Mrs D B Bernhoff, do Mlss Nye, do
05 25; Western lambs, $6GT 10.
F E Gpwnig, Sumpter W T Spautwlch. Omaha
Receipts Cattle, 2500, hogs? 21,000; sheep, F
A Rosenkranp, Can- - Geo Russell, Oakld. Cal,
7000.
by. Or
Geo H Temple, Dllley
Mrs F A Rosenkrans, Mrs O H Temple, do
OMAHA. Feb. 2. Cattle Receipts, 2000. MarCanby, Or
J P Anderson St" Paul
W
F Slaughter, St Hln R B Lorlmer", St Paul
ket slow to 10c lower; natUe beef steers, $4 20
Slaughter, do
A J Johnson, Astoria
6 75; Western steers, $404 85; Texas steers, Mrs
E H Carlton. Canbv.Or B B btoner, Astoria
$3 1004 30, cows and helfei-s- , $3 1004 45; canCarlton, Canby.Orl Cdgar J Dlven, New Yk
ners, $203; stockers and feeders. $3 6006 25; Mrs
wm a xanee, Han r W H Borrow. Seattle
cahes, $3 5007; bulls and stags, $2 3004 10.
F A Elliott, Newberg Ted Smith, Sherman,
Hogs Receipts, 5600. Market steady; heavy, O J Elliott, Newberg
Texas
80; mixed, $4 6504 70; light, $4 50
$4
THE IMPERIAL.
4 70; bulk, of sales, $4 6504 70.
C, W. Knowles, Manager.
Sheep Receipts, 3400. Market strong to 10c G L Llndsley, Mich
'I Cohn, San Fran
higher; fair to choice Westerns, $4 40 0 4 75: T G Scotchler, Eagle Zl W D Harfr. HUlahoro
common and stock sheep, $404 50; lambs, $5 Ben Jones, Sumpter
,Dr DTK Deerlng,
H A Spencer, Vaiicvr
Union
06 75.
M S Edeler. Saomnto iWm Blajtley, Pendlet n
S A Keeler, Oakland
W Grace. Tacorpa
I
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2.
Cattle RecelptB,
C W Forman, Boston
'Miss R Allen, Uinru
4000. Market steady; Texas steers, $3 0004 70; G B Chaplain, Boston J O'Nell
Texas cows, $2 5003 40; native steers, $4 250 C S Silverman, Ska- - 'Miss Agnes Raickfen, do
mokawa
IE S Gottron, Wasco
5 00; native cows and heifers, $2 4005 40;
Silverman, do IR C Atwood, Wasco
stockers and feeders, $3 2006 30; bulls, $3 2505. Mrs
E
Bruhn,
do 'Max F Vogt. Dalles
Hogs Receipts, 10,000. Market weak to 5c J E
W Searls, Helena
C H Chapman & son.
lower; bulk of sales, $4 6004 65; heavy, $4 65 H Ramwell, Pt Townd Dallas
N McCandless, El- - A P Nash. La Grande""
04 72; packers, $4 6504 70: mixed, .$4 500 F lensburg
jMrs Nash, La Grande
4 G5; light, $4 2504 00 Yorkers, $4- 5504 60;
Mrs McCandless, do
C.L Ireland, Shermn Co
pigs. $3 9004 52
W
A N Gilbert, Salem
Hall. Victoria
Sheep Receipts, 2000. Market steady; lambs, MrsF Hall,
Agnes Gilbert. Salem
Victoria
20.
muttons,
$3 5005
W L Clarke. San Fr
$506 60;
E M Jennings, St L
E L Harkness, ijlnnpls T B Folsom, Fargo, NDi
W F McGregor, Astora McKee Rankin,
The Mc,tal Markets",
tr DorenBen.
siona jrvance u rteii
'Miss Julia Marlon. Cor- NEW YORK, Feb. 2. Considerable Irregular- M B Ewing, Chicago
ity existed in the tin "department all day, but M J LIddy, San Fran I vallls. Or
Keating. Astoria W T Wright. Union
other metals were featureless and quiet. The Jas
Mrs Keating, Astori . i Geo Ricks, New York
London news was largely responsible for the u a SKinner, ift StvnslB Wall, Astoria
action of tin here, causing a sharp rise in the Mrs R E Smith, As- - i Mrs Wall.
do
turia
K Osburn.
price and leading to an Increased demand from
do
do
warrants, E W Labdell, Astoria (Mrs Osburn,
local and Western bujers. Pig-iro- n
W
Robb.
Douglas.
L
Astoria
IWm
do
dull; lake copper, unchanged, $16 25; tin, unSmith,
(Mrs
Douglas,
J
P
Seattle
do
settled. $27 76; 6pelter, unsettled. $4 7004 SO; Mrs Smith, Seattle
7 E Ferguaan,
do
I Mrs Ferguson.
lead, unchanged, $4 7004 75. The firm that J W Both. Rainier
do
La-fO
a IC O .Moore. Vancouver
Lownsdale,
fixes the selling price for miners and smelters M
ette
J O Spehoer, Pt Townsd
quotes lead at $4 45 at the close. Bar Oliver,
THE. ST. CHARLES.
60c per ounce.
W
E C Ward & wf. New
Lewis, 'Astoria
berg
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2. Bar slher, 60c
R G Dorey, Qulnna
A. Poulson. Astoria
Frank Smith, city
LONDON, Feb. 2. Bar sliver, 27d.
J O Johnson. Astoria a, Montgomery.
L
L W Girt, Astoria
Kelso.
Mrs M C Duffy, Keu;
Robt Rice, Glencoe
Coffee and Sagor.
C N Thompson, do
is a. tfeacn, Corvallis
Henry C16use, Corvallis
NEW YORK. Feb. 2. Coffee Options closed F Pfrry, Glencoe
W S Lyeons. Kelso '
Turner, Portland
firm, with prices 10 points higher; sale?, 23,750 W
R M Hutchinson, Oak A J WIer. 'Wh Salmon
April,
10;
20;
including
bags,
$7
March at $7
IH H, Marble. Cascades.
Or
land.
May, $7 20. Spot, Rio, steady; No. 7, Invoice,
C E Wyman, do
xi nyatmar, iaiama
DTanK K sells, Canyn C
N X
8c, do jobbing, 8c. Mild, steady; Cordova, AlW Bmltn,
G Rhude, N YamhlllA Moore. Bridal Veil
8012c
B B Bradley, do
IH H McKerm, MtVern
Sugar Raw, strong; refined, firm.
S C Smith. Eugene
'R C Fulkerson, do
Thos J Newman, do 'H Tracy, Jit Vernon
ry,
B
jN
Livingston,
Evans
Jas
do
London Sheepskin Sales.
t
.RAldrich,
Seattle
dp
LONDON, Feb. 2. A sale of sheepskins wes F D Hennessey, iSeattlelM L Patterson,
do
held In Mincing Lane, today. The offers amountDan Paulson, Seattle C Chlllpg,
do
W M Goodb, city
iC H Oakee, Corvallis
ed to 86,812, all of which were sold. The at)J B Riley, Chicago
L Paulsen, city
skins w ere in L
tendance was good. Coarse-woole- d
Geo Cross, city
J Stark. Antelope
d
strong demand.
skins were d, A C Lewis & wf. Mo- - IF
T E Sink, Wasco
lambs d and short parcels
lower.
lalla
'Frank Thomas, Wasco
John Flnley, Astoria
Hops Steady.
3s 0?sd; May. 3s
Feb. 2.
IS THE
- CHL
SLEEPERS.
Water llres schedule, subject to chanxs without no tlce:
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
Steamships saftfroos
OCEAN DIVISION
Alnsworth dock at. 8 P. M. Leave PorHafttf
Columbia sails Thursday, Feb. 1; Sanday,
11, Wednesday. Fob. a. state of Canferata.
sails Tuesday, Feb. 6. Friday, Feb. IB,
Feb. 26.
From San Francisco State of California sails
Friday, Feb 2. Monday. Feb. 12. TnuretJajj,
Feb. 22. Columbia, sails Wednesday, Feb. T,
Saturday, Feb. 17. Tuesday. Feb. 27.
COLUMBIA RIVER DIVISION.
days
''..
PULLMAN
THROUGH
and
Tacoma "Wlicnt.
The total sales of stocks today were 590,300
shares. The closing quotations were:
Atchison
47
20)Unlon Pacific
75-l-i
do pref
63fet do pref
Bait. & Ohio
6
62H,'Watash
Can. Pacific
9G
.. 21
.do pref
Can. Southern ... 49&I Wheeling &. L. E.. 10
Cnes. &. Ohio...... 2SV4
27
do 2d pref
Chi. Gr. Western. 13y.Wisconsin Central. 18
124(P.
C. B. & Q
L... 70
Chi., Ind. & L.... 15
EXPRESS CO.'S.
do pref
115
48 lAdams
Chi. & East. 111... is American
146
Chicago & N. W..161 Unlted States
47
R. I. & Pac...l08jWells-Farg- o
124
C
inSCELLANEOUS.
Cl)
C,CC.i.SLk
Colo. Southern .... 6'Atner. Cotton Oil.. 344
do 1st pref
44 i do pref
93
do 2d pref..
15'Amer. Malting .... 5
Bel. & Hudson... .114
25
do pref ,
,
&
W..177
Del Lack.
Amer. Smelt. & R. 41
90
Dener & Rio Gr. 18' do pref
GOkiAmer. Spirits
do pref
3
Erie
17
llK. do pref
33V.: Amer. Steel Hoop. 46
do 1st nref
do pref.
83
Vireat zsortn. prer.lDT
Hocking Coal
17
Amer. Steel & W... 57"-Hocking Valley .. 34! do pref
94
Illinois Central ...112 Ame. Tin. Plate.. 33
83
lowa jenirai
12ft do nref
do pref
62 Amer. Tobacco ....10354
Kan. C., P. & G... TJ4 do pref
136
Lake Erie &. W.... 21 lAnaconda Min. Co. 46
do pref
84 Brooklyn R. T
75
Lake Shore
194 Colo. Fuel & Iron.. 46
Loula. & Nash.... 79 Cent. Tobacco .... 31
....
Manhattan EI
86
96l do pref
jaet. st. Ky
172V Federal Steel
50
Mexican Central .. Ili4j do pref
75
Xjouis
&
.aiinn.
at.
General Electric ..124
j
do pref
95 Glucose Sugar .... 5Git
Missouri Pacific .. 455
do pref
100
Mobile & Ohio.... 40' Int Paper
24
68
do pref
10
ai.. k. & T
do nref
33 ILa. Clede Gas
79
New Jersey Cent..ll7 iNatlonal Biscuit .. 33
New York Cent...l34v do pref
93
Norfolk & West... 25 National Lead .... 26".i
do pref
71 j do pref
105
Northern Pacific . S3 National Steel .... 47
do pref
75
do pref
94
Ontario & West... 23 iN. T. Air Brake...l2!
O. R. & N
42 North American ... KK
do pref
76 IPaclfic Coast
51V4
Pennsjlvanla ....130!i do 1st pref
82
Reading
18 i do 2d pref.,
63
do 1st pref
43
659siPalfie Mall
do 2d pref
28 People's Gas
107
Rio Or. Western... 40 (Pressed Steel Car.. 66
do pref
86
do pref
87
St. Louis & S. Ft. 10&1 Pullman Pal. Car.186
do 1st pref
60 IStand. Rope & Tw. 8
r
do 2d pref
SSfclSu-ra118
113
St. Louis & S. "W
do pref
do pref
Coal & Iron. PS
28llert.
St. Paul
S. Leather
119'U.
J6
ao pref
do pref
75
...171
St. Paul & 0
112 U. S. Rubber
38V4
101
lo pref
Southern Pacific .. 391
12M,'Westem
$831
Southern Ry
Union ...
do pref
50iRepubllc Iron & S. 2&H
Texas &. Pacific... lOiii do pref
69
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