'"E1responsi- - S C Where .He Took at Tion $2,408,122,000 Wheat to Go from Portland to India Economic Factors Are Held Bunker Coal

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company, I States Transoort and taken to Klnrtnn The wrcckinf tur ports ; West Lew ark. from Liverpool. U. S. bonds and notes f UG.S21 0fl whose steamers were revoked by the RATES TO EUROPE GUT Relief lifted the Princess May. which at iCOOS BAY ACTIVE Pacific coast porta. U. S. cf rtiflcau-- of indebt- HEWYDRKTEHMDHL Board, was a subsidiary of the Con one time wu a favorite passenger and MILLS RFSFBVF RWIR CUT ed nrss gress com freight steamer out of this port. ST. HELENS. Nov. 3. Passed at 12:30 certificates (Tltman Coal and Transportation P. M., Senator; passed at 2 P. M. ct 144. ST5 pany In opposition to the Latin Americas All or New York. line, government has de- Pa rial ma. others Hi.S22.tMKi All In the Canadian the vessels to be operated cided to inaugurate a Vancouver-Mexica- n 3. the new are owned ac- STEAMER LIXES APPARENTLY LUMBERING IS OS SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Arrived Total earning assets $ l.MiM.'.M.otMi READY 60 DAYS line privately service. Anyo Maru. from Hongkong, Yokohama NOTE Dank premises' Jl,,i4;.ori II cording: to the information received t ACT BY AGREEMENT. PORT TOWNS END, Wash.. Nov. 8. THROUGHOUT DISTRICT. and Hilo; Canadian Farmer (Br.) Van- IlMTIOfl Five per redemption The steamer Princess, which will f Special. ) couver: Rosalia Mahoney. from Seattle; fund agsinxt: j En route to New York from F. start the service by leaving New Ho Ho. P. I., with a cargo of sugar, the Curacao, from Portland. Sailed Elisa- R. bank nnti $ R.fVlS Otut i beth, for Ban don; Molier (Br.), for Glas- I'ncolicted items 5r.!K.:t.'tl 'm iwk in a lew days, will be loiloweo Freights on Goods, steamer ilorrietown arrived this afternoon All other resources by another steamer 25 days later Canned Dried with a portion of her upper works carried Coquille Valley and Reedsport gow. lvt'.4.ooo Regular away as a result of being caught in the Total resources $5.111.5J.t)O0 service thereafter is Fruits and Grain Take Big Also Operation on Nov. 3. Iqul-to- a. Lumber From Northwest Is storm that came near sending the big Plants in MELBOURNE. Arrived $32,100,000 Decline in Week LIABILITIES. Japanese steamer Kashima Marti to the from Grays Harbor. Capital paid in $ 101.020.000 Slump With New Tonnage. bottom. For ten days the Morristown was Large Orders. Surplus to Be Handled Soon. Japanese Grain Craft Sails. battered by huge waves, some of which HONGKONG. Nov. 2. Arrived Manila Is Reported. Rfnerved for government fran- swept the decks of the big craft from Maru, from Tacoma. chise tax 64.026.00i) me Japanese steamer Port baia or j In stem to stern. is believed some of Deposit Drastic reductions freight rates It that MARSH FIELD, Or.. Nov. 3. (Spe (Towrnment RO OOO her plates were strained, so her master TSINTAR. Nov. 1. Arrived West Ka-do- r, OK 'hAflhe" 0if&ir,nip& verdhaevr- :- - ' cial.) Lumbering: in the Coos Bay MfmhtT hanks' reserve acct. . !.(..". T4. (too decided to come to Seattle to have her from Portland. All others a ,tl7."..tio with a cargo of 264 338 bushels of nent by theI"various steamsnip lines surveyed and repairs made before district is on the upgrade and in the BIG AID IS EXPECTED exported by Suzuki Co. to operating from Portia Coquille valley the same condition LONDON, Nov. l. Arrived Astronomer, GOLD HOLDINGS Total deposits $l."42.3S,0OO " from Tacoma. INCREASE F. Ft. notes in actual circula- India. This is the second cargo of Pacific porta to Europe. UnU)n Bay B on prevails, while Reedsport, on the '"e1responsi- - S c where .he took at tion $2,408,122,000 wheat to go from Portland to India economic factors are held bunker coal. The Pacific steamship Lmpq.ua river, new orders assure con SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 8. Arrived F. R. bank notes In circula- a few weeks. The Port 'Said ble, chief among them being the pany is the Puget sound agent lor the Morristown, from Samarang; President, tion, net liabilities R .!... nnn large tonnage t iiorriftoan. tinued operation of the mills. In the from Los Angeles, via San Francisco Deferred availability Items. . 4Sl.ttj:t ihm Mini win tnr it hmitpir oort for recent increases in the All other liabilities 2:t.;.s.'..tuo by Press orders to her Indian desti on tne European Dertn ana me un Coming from Salavany. Peru, via Vancou milling: line only one plant in thle Sailed Spokane, for southeastern Alaska 'cw Project Is Heralded as final pur- ver, B. C. where she discharged a cargo Reduction of Paper Held Under nation, precedented slump in European of raw sugar, bark southwestern Oregon district is idle Total liabilities $VU ..V'3.im as Iliggest In World; chasing. the Peruvian Belfast Report From Mouth of Columbia. Ratio of total reserves to ilepoit and in East arrived today in tow of the Santa Rita, permanently, that of the North Bend NORTH HEAD. Nov. 3. Condition Loans F. H. 71.0 per opera- , note liabilities combined Telegram Received Here. Rock Dredge Overhauled. There Is no conference of which called at Vancouver to bring her Mill & Lumber company at North the sea at 5 P. M., smooth; wind east, 18 cent. tors in the European trade, as there to Puget sound. The Belfast will load Bend, which company is supposed to miles. Considered Good Sign. Ratio of gold reserves to F. TK. note In trans-Pacif- for 3.1 NORTH BEND. Or., Nov. 3 (Spe- is in the ic and inter- the west coast, while the Santa Rita be employed in a lockout game among; circulation aftrr siting asMe per crni will load for San Francisco. against deposit lT O per rent. cial.) The Kruse & Banks shipyard coastal runs, but the five regular Arriving from the orient via Vancouver. the stockholders. The Winchester Tldea at Astoria Friday. nihilities of North Bend is overhauling the lines and other irregulars operating the Japanese steamer Tokushfma Maru Bay Lumber company on the Umpqua Hlah I.nw. oe 3:51 A. M 7.4 feetl 1:4! A. M S 3.feet of New government rock areage to usea between here and Europe have been arrived tonight too late for quarantine in river i closed down for 10 daye, but 3:15 M P. fool The The Fulton lumber terminal consistantly. spection, necessitating remaining until P. !.4 feet10:2l M....0.5 federal reserve system is mak- HELD Tork. which covers 723 acres of In lower Coos bay, in the vicinity of quoting the same rates her this condition is due to a shortage of ing a very strong showing, as ex STATE BLAMELESS Rocky point, to remove a rock reef in The new are quoted inde- sunrise Friday, when she will proceed to 10KS. is ground and is heralded by the eastern reductions Seattle to discharge and load outward. emplifled by the reduction Wednesday the center of the bay. pendently but consistently by the The. Moore Prosper one-half press as "the largest lumber terminal With 3.0OO.000 feet of lumber loaded on and Johnson of of 1 per cent in the re- Inability to Pay l lax Growers Junt in the world," will be in a position to various lines. Grays harbor and a shipment of general mills on the Coquille and the Stemm FOREIGN HALTED on goods, prob- discount rate of eight of the 12 federal handle lumber from the northwest New Tanker Here. The rate canned freight loaded at Seattle, the steamer ler mill at Myrtle Point are all oper ME reserve banks. The Pacific coast dis- Now Is Regretted. SO days, according to a tele- ably the most important commodity West Isleta sailed this morning for the ating, although the Coquille Mills was within new La Purlsma orient. trict included in the reduction, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.) The tank steamer moving to Europe at present, has company plant. In a re & SALKM. gram received yesterday by the 'Ore company The Steel Voyager, which came from the hands of the rediscount rate now being in- gon of Commerce irom of the Union Oil arrived been cut from 80 cents to 75 cents a ceiver. is temporarily Idle but is re- per L. F. Compton, warden of th state State Chamber yesterday with a cargo of oil the orient in ballast and was sent to Van WHEAT SELLS UNDER DOLLAR stead of cent. anwwer to questions IS. R. Shaw, general manager of the here hundredweight. Dried fruit in boxes couver, is scheduled to come to Puget ceiving: many offers of taking: it over The reserve note circulation of last penitentiary, in Is'ew company. from San Francisco. She is making is now booked at SI instead of the sound Friday to load Seattle for ports tor operation. MARK AT CHICAGO. directed by members of Marion York sea voyage. at Thursday of all the system was County today Plans for the establishment of the her second former rate of 31.15, and dried fruit in northern .Europe, The C. McC. Johnson mill on the a decline for the week of Realtors' association terminal, which purposes to handle in bags now moves at 70 cents in- Umpqua river has just closed a deal said he did not agree with statements SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 2. (Special.) $32,100,000. The note circulation the by pre- lumber by water from the Pacific stead of 85 cents. Because of the The largest known shipment of silkworm for spruce pulp timber with the Lowest Price Recorded in Six week before, $2,440,900,000, was the made Itobert Craw ford in a Crown-Willamet- te ceding coast for distribution in the New York limited supply of tonnage equipped to eggs, amounting to two measurement tons, Paper mills that lowest reported since October 4. 1918. address that the state had contiguous territory, were an LUMBER BATE IS $23.51! carry fresh fruit jn refrigerated com- which, it was said. Is enough to supply the will keep occupied continuously Yeara Ports Blocked and not givon the flax industry the sup- and entire silk industry Japan, will leave it Also there was an increase for the port Mr. recent- xiouitced a vear aeo and caused con partments, the rate on fresh apples of tor a period of at least six months. week of $15,400,000 in cash reserves, it deserved. Crawford among- - lumber and pears remains 31 box. Seattle Saturday aboard the Pacific Steam Spruce No Demand Exists. ly was discharged aa superintendent siderable discussion a ship company's trans-Pacif- ic liner Key- abounds in that district and largely gold. Deposit liabilities of the shippers here. The grain rate to Europe has been 8OO0 the output is high grade. of the state flax plant. uroducers and stone State, which vessel Is taking of consolidated reserve banks show an Mr. Compton In the New York terminal will be BARKENTIXE IS CHARTERED left open, but no grain is offering at tons of general freight to oriental ports. The Stemmler mill at Myrtle Point increase of $21,200,000 for the same said he deplored the the present. Some parcels are The Interesting feature about the consign- is on CHICAGO, Nov. S. For the first time situation that made it Impossible for established unloading wharves for of wheat running, wholly white cedar and since 1913, wheat today dropped to below period. The ratio rose from 70.3 to unloading of ocean vessels ana FOR SOUTH AFRICA. known to have teen taken recently ment of silkworm eggs Is that it is going finds a steady urgent 70.8 the state to pay the growers for their rail from to greatest and market for II a bushel. All grain, with the excep per cent. cars, storage sufficient for by liners as low as 35 shillings and Seattle the Its output. Oregon Exports com- Muy flax at this time, but explained that road and center in the world. The shipment of The tion of corn, declined to the lowest Im 200,000,000 feet (board measure) of even 32s 6d. Talk among shipping eggs pany of Coos Bay loading Will- level this season following wheat, for Paper Reduced. the delay was agreed to by the pro- originated jn Italy and came to Seat- is the A very lumber, according to information re Lowest Cargo Figured In Months men yesterday was that space was tle via New York. In addition to a ca- iam Taylor, a sailing schooner be- which there appeared to be no adequate favorable sign has been 'the ducers at a meeting in Salem last support. Wheat closed heavy, 2 to 31 large paper spring. ceived by the state chamber. A man & Co. ; offering as low as SC shillings," with pacity cargo, the Keystone State has a longing to the Apex Navigation com- reduction of held under Obtained by G. W. Gates large passengers 538 cents net lower, with December at to rediscount inter-reser- Mr. Compton explained, however, ufacturing plant, sash, door and box no takers number of cabin and pany of New York, with an estimate cents and May S1.04 bank loans ac- steerage passengers. U04 to $1.04H. Corn which declined to $42,700,000 on Oc- that Governor Olcott promised factories are under construction, of white cedar reaching 750,000 feet, tost 1 1 7 cent to 1 j cents, and oats had Other Fixtures Confirmed. .Giving Seattle v $215,-110,0- cording to the report. Wharves and Pacific Coast Shipping Xotes. another intercoastal logs and timber. iia cent to & cent. Provisions varied tober 19 last, as compared with to take the matter before the legis- labor-savin- steamship line, the Congress line of New yards will be equipped with g York has definitely decided to place Its The Coos Bay Lumber company is from 2 V cents down to a like advance. so outstanding on October 15, lature at its next session, and that ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.) The Word much wheat was practically 1920. growers re- devices for the prompt end M. Rolph steamers st working that the eventually would The barkentine Annie tanK steamer La Purislma arrived in the trade, it both mills at Bunker Hill unsaleable at Galveston and at other ports showing ceive all money economical handling of lumber and by G. W. Gates & night became known here today, through A. C. and Eastside and keeping the com- as well took edge This apparently provides due them. ha been chartered o'clock last from California, bringing Stubbe. general man- the off the demand basis for the prediction other building material, from and to North 04, uw parrels UI gasoline and pany's two steamers. and C. here and accentuated general belief that that within Co. to carry lumber from the for Portland. ager of company Johanna Inter-reser- ocean vessels, power barges, railroad ac- The steamer the Northwest Shipping A. out- the foreign demand tor United States three months or so all Pacific to Durban, South Africa, Eastern Sailor arrived at 8 of Portland, who is in the city establish- Smith, busy transporting the Liquor Possessor ined cars and auto trucks. published o'clock last night from Portland and went put to wheat had halted. The fact that prices bank borrowings will have been elim- l $15, cording to information in to port ing the Pacific northwest agency for the the California market. could break so and so rapidly as system. Help Expected. and con- the terminals, where, she beaau new line. Mr. Stubbe said today a The mill North Is far inated from the Since Janu SALEM. Or., Nov. 3. (Special. Important the San Francisco Guide loading 73 carloaus of car material and that Buehrer of Bend they have done ot late without encounter ary 1 last the gold reserves sys average office of the loOO Seattle man will be chosen in a few days handling a good deal of lumber and ing any export buying of consequence put of the Frank Nosak. Marion county rancher, From the fact that an of firmed in the Portland tons of Hour for China. to take charge tem nave been enlarged by more 4.000,000,000 feet of lumber passes an- company. The rate quoted is After discharging fuel oil In Portland, of the Seattle branch. The requires its steam schooner Martha bulls at a disadvantage. The- only strength than paid a fine of $125 here tonight after the Seattle office of the Northwest Shipping the market showed was at the oDeninn. $700,000,000, this gain being offset, he pleaded nually through the port of New York, per 1000 feet and Is the lowest figure tank steamer Ei Segundo sailed at 7:45 company was opened at 222 Colman build- Buehner and regular chartered craft had guilty to having liquor this morning tor California. to keep and was ascribed to reports of diminished however, to the extent of $41,900,000 in his possession. Nosuk waa ar- and that the New England and north to be made public in this trade for ing yesterday. her docks cleaned aside from unemployment in the United states and by a Iobs during the same period of many cargo will be The tank steamer Oleum arrived at 7: In ballast, the Elder Steel Steamship large shipments of finished lumber to rested by Sheriff Bower. Atlantic states each year become months. The last night from Oleum, Cat., with, fuel oil reduction of federal rediscount rates. that amount in reserve money, such more and more dependent on southern taken from Puget sound. corporation's refrigerator steamship Deer-fiel- which goes out from hers over the The day's trading, considered as a whole, tor Astoria and Portland. which Is Inaugurating coast-to-coa- as silver and legal tender notes. and Pacific coast for lum- The barkentine Hawaii, recently The British steamer Cardiganshire ar- a new Southern Pacific. was not large, but selling by houses with states their refrigerator service for the trans- eastern affiliations and by the northwest Since May, 1920, the reserve banks DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. ber supply, it is felt that the new announced as chartered by the rived from Portland at 5 o'clock this portation apples perishable The Bay Park mill at Old North gov- company morning aad went to port of and other Bend is char- was persistent. .final dealings were have decreased loans made on termirial will prove to be an Impo- Charles R. McCormlck to the terminals, cargo from Puget sound and other Pa- running regularly and the bottom level of the session. $1,090,000,- - PORTLAND. Nov. 3 Highest tempera- where she began loading tiOOO cases to 8,000,000 ernment securities from 54 rtant factor in reviving the lumber carry ties from the North Pacific to of cific coast ports to New York, will arrive ters vessels transport the Announcement that the war finance 000 to $459,671,000, ture, dttgrees ;lowest, 40. River read- east- Guayamas J10.50 per canned salmon, dO.OOo feet of clear spruce here Monday, according to the Pacific feet It is cutting under the manage- corporation has plan this remarkable ing. 8 A. M.. 3 3 feet: change in last 24 movement from the Pacific coast at the rate of lumber, '61 tierces of mild cured worked out a to decrease reflecting the steady trans- hours, (5 P. ward. present time is 1000 feet, will also load on Puget aalmon Forwarding company, Seattle agent for ment of William Vaughan and L. J. warehouse the surplus of corn failed to fall. Total rainfall At the there and 130 boxes of frozen steelheada lor the steamship be cneca De- fer of liberty bonds to investment M. to 5 P. M.), none; total since Septem- handling yesterday by firm. The vessel will Simpson. weakness of corn and oata. 1. 5. SO 6 00 no modern terminal for the sound, it was stated points in the tni.ed Kingdom. here about a week loading eastern Wash- cember corn was under particularly heavy channels. ber Inches: normal, inches; of lumber in the New York area, is E. H. Meyer, Portland manager for The Danish steamer Bolivia, which ar Several logging camps have opened selling pressure. efficiency. 0.23 inch. Sunrise, 6:55 A. M. ; it ington aoples and frozen fish. sunset, P. M. sunshine, 2 rived yesterday trom Puget wound Sea- I 5:55 Total hours aid. the McCormlck company. and was The General Steamship corporation's recently which send logs to Coos Bay. bmsnineas of stock helped to steady Decline Noted. 4H 10 awaiting orders 1 and minutes: possible sunshine, correspondence here received instructions ttle-west coast of South America November the Clear Lake camp of Government , moon-pe- t, In with the state Three other recent fixtures for lum tast night to proceed service securities owned by or hours. Moonrlr-e- 11:57 A. M. Fridav; to San Francisco and steamship Wallingford, which arrived at the Buehner company reopened pledged :03 P. M. Friday. Barometer (re- chamber during the last year, E. R. ber, which have been reported but sailed at o clock. after Chicago to the members of the federal general manager ter- confirmation, the Brit- Tacoma the first of the month with a a short chutdown, while Kelly and The ETain letter, received ve. reserve system, including duced to sea level), 5 P. M.. ;i0.02 Inches rihaw, of the lack local are The steam schooner Daisy sailed at 5 cargo of ore, will be tied up Seattle the terday by the Overbeck & Cooke comnanv all of the Relative humidity: 5 A. M.. 96 pier cent; in- at camp $2,766,-011.00- minal company, has declared his ish steamer Ethelstan. the Japanese o'clock this afternoon for San Pedro with' after she discharges her cargo, officials Aasen at Allegany also resumed of Portland, follows: national banks, declined from 0 noon, 81 per cent; 5 P. M., 81 per cent. tention of making a trip to the Pa- steamer Tokufuku Maru and the dO,uw feet of lumber, loaded at Knappton. ot the company today. Is work at the same time. The former Wheat in May, 1920. to $1,995,448,000 Holland-America- n announced She The friendlier feellne t.ntd late THE WEATHTTR. cific coast for the purpose of appear- Swedish motorship Canada. The Eth- The line steamer expected to move to this port the first of employs about 60' men and the lat- yesterday and early today did not last on September 21, last. ing before the lumber operators here, is to have been taken at Vetchdijk from San Francisco arrived at next week. ter 35. long when bear news began to circulate There is present Wind elstan said 6 today and will take on freight at Port- at scarcelv anv but business affairs in connection the of 75 shillings to Australia, SAN Camps as a general thing are sup- the trade channels from all sections of demand for reserve bank 9 as rate land and Astoria for Europe. FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. (Special.) the country. Advices from abroad were credit with with the establishment of the ter- an option 70 to China or Steam tonnage dur-- 1 plied with loggers with the possible to with of The steamer Robin Good fellow wifh arriving in this port particularly depressing, all being in the which carry government bonds, and STATION 8. Wntbsr, minal have made the trip impossible. Japan. Before loading this lumber freight from San Francisco Portland Ing October was increased by nearly 200,-00- 0 exception of those at Powers, where the actual holdings of government S3 r and tons over direction .of indicating competitive selling Upon hi9 arrival, representatives of cargo at a Pacific port she is listed sailed at 1:30 today tor New York via the amount listed for the men come and go every day. Powers of wheat to the importing countries of bonds by member banks r fniiv lumber will be to- to &eatue. corresponding period of a year ago. for few men to fill out $300,000,000 the interests called to bring coal from Cardiff this cargo Figures compiled by the depart- - advertises a Europe from Argentina., Itoumania. below what they were in plans, according 16 With from Seattle and Portland. marine crews. Australia and North America. The first 1920. gether to hear the coast at shillings. the steamer Ohioan sailed 2:30 ment of the chamber of commerce show their the spring of at this is consid named was reported to have sold wheat or ... Cloudy to Secretary Quayle of the state The Tokufuku Maru is listed at 120 last month a of 7fi5,ftl3 tons The labor condition here This movement of government 111' IWtl afternoon for New York and Boston, via trat total to Germany prices 83 Holse . . . tt,t II Clrar chamber. shillings to a arrived, while October arrivals during 1H2Q ered in excellent condition, although at equal to cents bonds into take lumber from North San rranclsco. for wheat in store in Chicago on four the hands of investors has Boston .. 4 0.02. . S Cloudy in tonnage a (1 Im Pacific port to Devonport, England, The British steamer Siberian PHnr win steam totaled 380.455 tons. it would not warrant any influx, as resulted in the release of Calgary . S 0(1,12 . .. Cloudy Telegram Hecelved. be The heavy showing of last months' credit basis. This competition an immense and the motorship Canada on private due tomorrow afternoon from New nort month is the several hundred men are still work- is hard for us to meet. Opinions differ as volume of credit Is now Chicago . so .(!:. . w The telegram received from Shaw hing will up result of the large call- that avail- . . O.IMI terms to lumber from the North land, and pick cargo at coast number of vessels ing outside and at any time may be to the possibility becoming- con able 7 . .IW Our yesterday follows: take rurope ing here from all parts of the to of wheat for commercial use. as . ;s vv pouiis ior world thrown on the local market. gested in Canada of navi- It shows Des Moines.. u.uoi k'lrar to notify you I Pacific to Australia. The motorship Sierra was scheduled to load grain. Exportation of grain this year after the close that at no previous time in the his FJureka . . . . 441 7NO.0I1I Cloudy "Wish that have gation, but the remains wheat 6L' .W sail tonight for San Pedro with 1,00,000 was never exceeded in the history of the fact that tory or the country were the obliga- Galvexlon . . 74 U.OOI .ISB Clear been delayed a little bit longer on is accumulating rapidly at their terminals . . . 0.0(1: . NE nr Maps Submitted. teet 01 mmoer loaueu at West port and St. port, according to shippers. 11 KXGIXEERS IX CLASS tions of the United States sn Juneau 8t:t44 Clf my trip to the coast, but we are hard Harbor Area Over 100,000 tons more of steam ton- nd although the movement from the in rAtir. Kansas City 40 IHO.OOl Clear tteiena ally held by investors they H(l 114 .!w Pt. cloudT at work on the Fulton lumber ter- 3. (Spe- The steam nage sailed from here during October than terior has fallen off materially, the demand as are Los Angeles, 0.001 SEATTLE, Wash.. Nov. schooner Santa Alicia will is proving wholly Inadequate. To all ap- today. Marshfield . 4(11 tl'.'O.OOl .IS (Cloudy minal and will be ready to receive finish loading 2,225,000 feet departed during the same month of 19:!0. Last Course mil cial.) Maps showing the proposed f lumber at Shipping Board's Is pearances we least temporarily out Med lord . . . SI Mill, 1NW jcioudy cargo shipments In 60 The largest number of Daseeneer to he are at uS the next days. of Lake Washington area, the Hammond mill tomorrow afternoon. of the running as world's wheat factor. RESERVE RATIO AGAIN Minneapolis 3 !M 0.0(1,10 l't. cloudy New papers plat harbor 1 nipumer iHuru-nnin- carried on a liner of the Los Angeles a INCREASED 0(1!. The York will print a as prepared by jp Alaru was company Begun at Seattle. W'e see nothing at the moment upon New Orleam fid! 74 0. .i.SW Clear State Land Commis aue irom Steamship will arrive here at . . 44 Till O.UHJIH AV large cut of the terminal with a story loniftnc roKonama, and will stop o a opinion. New York .Clear sioner Savidge and approved by the at the. Astoria clock tomorrow morning from the SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 3. (Spe- which to base bullish Two-tent- fill (1.00,18 K Cloudy on isovemoer 211 and will send you terminals to take on cargo Corn Selling by cash houses was quite Gain of Per Cent In Week Re North Head war department, were submitted by before proceeding to Portland. south. The majority of those on board cial.) Eleven engineers had enrolled Poeatello . . HSiO.OO . .18 clear copies of same. We are doing a great The steamer West are students from the University of South- heavy in the forenoon and all months ported by Federal Board. Tortland .., .",4 0.0(1 . . UK Cloudy Mr. Savidge to the port commission Isleta will be due to- today to take the United States ship- new lows. work here which will be very bene morrow morning from Point ern California, coming to attend a foot- sold at Towards the close the WASHINGTON. D. Nov. 3. Rnseburg . . :4 o.ooi. ,nw Cloudy at its meeting today. Action was Wells and ball game. ping board's last course in marine market had a steadier tone, based on re- C. Com. Cloudy tidal to the entire northwest. Am will go to St. Helens to take on lumber for blned resources and liabilities of the i Sacramento deferred until next week's meeting. Portland, Me. order to insure the return of the engineering at the University of ports from the seaboard of an improve- Salt Lake.., OS 0.0(11. . .v Clear anxious, therefore, to get out west federal reserve banks at the close of busi- . 0. 01I1 2' K Under the law, title to harbor area is fotball rooters, the Yale will not sail from Washington. Professor Eastwood, ment In the export demand. The demand 2 San Diego. Clear and present our plans to your people. good ness November were reported tonight by Sun . . 74 o.on. .!SB iCloudy vested in the state. Where port dis- COOS BAY, Or., Nov. 3 here until 8 o'clock Saturday night, four charge of the school, said in the local cash market was fairly me reserve uoara as Fran. vv e want ana needi their Special.) hours than her who is in and although prices were about one cent xeaerai xoiiows: Seattle 4(V0.00i. . vv l't. uiouay port Jur- k.. A. 1,500,-OO- O later schedule. RESOURCES. in every way, 1 can you tricts exist the boards have ino steamer smim, carrying he hoped to get at least five more to Sitka t.Vli. ...(.. but assure feet of lumber Captain Thomas Iverson, master of the lower, the basis was a quarter a half Gold and gold certificates $ 458,468.000 . .i4 . . N WiCIoudy our isdiction. This means that when the from the Smith elec- steam students before enrollment is closed. yesterday. A report from Spnktme .. 0.00 that terminal will be a credit to tric dock, sailed for Bay schooner Thomas Crowley, with his cent better than Gold settlement fund, F. R. . . . r.oio.ooi . . Cloudy Lake Washington plat is put in effect Point this after- following signified fi- Tacoma the great lumber industry of this noon at 1:13. crew, were awaiting the arrival of the The have their the east to the effect that the war board K02.647.n0i Tatoosh . . . M O. 32 NK Cloudy ' the port commission will have charge Red Stack tug Sea Monarch, which will intention of taking the course at the nance corporation had announced plans . .iO.oo . ...X country. Bringing a general line of freight from gold by fmT.1l.i.OOM Valdes rj;. Clear of leasing the harbor area in Rogue River, the gasoline endeavor to pull the vessel into deep wa university: John P. Urbanck, J. B. for housing of corn on a large scale to Total held banks..! Walla Wallu 8KI M'O.OOI. .,V (cloudv schooner Tramp 1 ne sea was ex to present surplus for future Gold with fed. reserve agta. .$l,70S.67u.onu 44 aO'O.OOl. .INW arrived here today 12:20. ter. Jionarcn Dented Hansen, A. N. Loken, conserve the immj Washington Cloudv at Hansen, Peter Gold redemption fund 10,472. W . 4 (1.0(1 YOUNG FUNERAL IS HELD reach the scene at 6 o'clock tonight. The requirements was without Influence , In innlpeg . 821 12iV ll't. cloudv The steam schooner Daisy Freeman James A. Welch and Frank L. Yakima 2H' .Mid. on!. .) ll't. rloudv which brought in a freight cargo Thomas Crowley is lying ashore one and the market. Total gold reserves $2,800,257,000 ... from one-half miles south of Point Concepcion. Stewart, chief engineers; Charles G. new low prices on A. M. M- Port Calendar. San Francisco at 6:53 this morning will Oats Sold down to Legal tender notes, silver. today; tl'. rtpurt ot urtcud. Munagrr of Western Transporta ship a lumber cargo at Kruse, O. T. Olson, Conrad M. Jensen the crop, accompanied by rather heavy etc 14.(,414.K0 Ins: day. the Oregon Ex- Ship Itcports by .Radio. Hundertmark, second assist- December delivery. To Arrive at Portland. port mill. and Fred liquidation of the Cah lion Company Laid to Rest. ant engineers, and R. H. Evans, third prices were a half . cent lower, but the Total reserves $2,945,671,000 FORECASTS. Furnished by the Radio Corporation of Country offerings to ar- Bills discounted Steamer RAYMOND, Wash., Nor. S. (Special.) assistant engineer. basis was firm. Portland and vicinity Cloudy .nd Funeral services for Captain Robert Cordova ...Seattle Nov. o America.) rive remain light. Secured by U. S. government by . The steamship Davenport sailed at 10:30 Position reported 8 M. It is probable engineers will be obligations 4rwt..'rfi it in threatening, probably followed rain. 3. Young, veteran steamboat com- Pleiades ...ew Orleans. ..Nov. this morning for San Diego. at P. vesterdav. Leading futures ranged as follows: I WabhlnKton and OreRon Cloudy and Torrey ...Norfolk Nov. 6 unlrss otherwise liidicated, were as follows: enrolled for the course up to Monday. All others S00.92fl.Oin by mander and manager of ( . . U WHEAT. threatening, probably followed rain the Western Kennecott M. 8. . . Sea ttie ...... Nov. TACOMA, Wash.. Nov. 3. BROAD ARROW. San Krancinco for Bills bought in open market.. 87,501,0i0 Transportation company, were held Julia Luckenbach. ,.. Norioik Nov. li (Special.) Open. High Clo!e. we.t portion; inodurato southerly winds on . With 430 tons of ore from west snangnai, a7B miles west of San Francisco. New Atlantic Connection Won. 1.02 $ .99 yesterday in Finley's mortuary Urviken . Danzig Nov. f ports, coast BOOB YA LLA, Grays Harbor Shang- - December ...SM2Vi .S1.rt47.fVM.non. the mait. under . . Kobe Nov. 4 the steamer Wallingford, Captain for May 1.07 1.07 Vs 1.U3K 1.04 the direction Hankow Maru.'... nai, 2 rut trom Grays SEATTLE, Nov. 3. (Spe- of the Masonic lodge, Maru. ,. .Japan Nov. 7 N. U Matheson, arrived here, during the miles Harbor. Wash.. CORN. of which he was 7 night and began discharging a .NANKING, ban Francisco for orient. cial.) George F. Thorndyke, presi- a prominent member. Curacao .,San Fran. ... .Nov. at the .46 Ad .44 .44 S TRAVKI.ERS' GLIDE. was in Anyo Maru. ." .. Orient-S- . F. . .Nov. 7 smelter. The vessel 1465 miles west of Honolulu. of Thorndyke-Trenholm- e December Interment a vault at the Port- will not get MAUI, dent the May .52 .52 .50 .50 land crematorium. Rev. T. Oregon Maru ...Grays Harbor Nov. 8 away from here before next week. It is Honolulu for San Francisco. 193D company, Inc., morning an F. Bowen "Admiral Lvans. . . Diego-wa- y Nov. 10 miles from San Francisco, this OATS. services), ...ii. poible that the Wallingford may b by- - conducted the using the Ma- Hokkai Maru . . Colon Nov. 10 turned back to the shipping board, WEST KEATS, Astoria for Yokohama. nounced the establishment that December .81 .314 .30 .80 sonic - . . Nov. 10 marine .36 .35 .35 ritual. Steel Voyager. .Mobile men said, but the officers of the vessel 31 mnes west ot Astoria corporation of. eastern headquarters May .36H Captain Young was born In Penn- Enslfy City ,. .Seattle Nov. 10 have not been advised of any change. VIGILANT. San Francisco for Belling- - in New York city with E. J. Griffith PORK, 57 Yesaki Mii.ru .Japan Nov. 11 The nam, imi soutnwest or January 15.00 sylvania years ago. He was one Y.-- 11 general steamship corporation has been miles Karrallons. as manager, giving Seattle another Arizunan ,..N. F. ..Nov. MATRON A, San for LARD. " ' of the prominent figures in Y.-- F. ..Nov. 11 handling the ship. iranclsco Honolulu. strong connection with y the devel- l'ennylvanlan ...N. U'J miles irom san rranclsco, the Atlantic January 8.77 8.77 8.7S 8.75 i opment of water transportation in K. 1. Luckenbach . . .. -- . Nov. 12 The Rainier from San Francisco arrived coasL . 9.00 002 8.97 9.00 i Nov. 12 here early this morning and dis- MUNAIRES, Westport for New York. 180 March this region. When Deerf ieid...... Seattle after San RIBS. IF IB It" the Willamette . miles south of Diego. Navigation company Wtllhtlo . Nkw York. . . .Nov. 12 charging freight loaded grain for Cali- January 7.47 1: and Western Kinderdyk . . .Europe Nov. 12 fornia. The vessel was due to sail to- ROYAL ARROW, San Francisco for Stovements of Vessels. 7.80 . . Takubar, 1122 west May Transportation & Towing company Pilar de Larrinaga. Imm.ngham ..Nov. 12 night for San Francisco. miles of San Francisco. 'ash nrices were: were Yuri Maru ...New Orleans. . Nov. 13 HYADES, Mahukona for San Francisco, TACOMA, Wash.. Nov. 3. Arrived consolidated a little more than The West Isleta of the Nawsco tin Wheat No. 3 red, $1.10; No. 3 hard. . . year ago i'anaman ...N. 13 got away late last night 1480 miles southwest of San Francisco. Rainier, from San Francisco; Wallingford, - ...,..-- : a Captain Young was made . . .Europe Nov. 13 after loading a Irom Valparaiso. f 1.01 manager i Honduras part, uere. MANULANI. Seattle for Honolulu. 2149 2 mixed, No. 2 of the entire fleet The CoiU Harbor . .liuaion Nov. 13 uiigu ui lumucr miles from Cape Flattery. Sailed Kashlma Maru, for Yokohama Corn No. 45V446Hc . . . The F. S. Loop for San Francisco wa yellow, river steamer Robirt Young, formerly Malta Maru .Kobe . Nov. 17 HERCULES- (tug), schooner North and way ports; F. 9. Loop, for San Fran- 4r.vst?4flc. No. 8 between Portland, Maine; Philadelphia. Boaton. , . 17 also another departure last night. Bend Oats No. 2 white. 334 634ttc; megular ervlce the Nospelcm, was In Ohio Maru .Cardiff Nov. tow, San Francisco for Coos Bay. one cisco; West Isleta, for New York; Rainier, 29 New York and Los Angeles, Ban Francleco, Portland, Oreiron: renamed his Agw idttle ...... New Orleans. .Nov. 1H The Kennecott, which arrived at thji Francisco; motorship while. 320. cansL) North Atlantlo and honor...... port last night mile south of Point Reyes. for San Kennecott, Rye No. 2. nominal. Seattle and Tacoma via the Panama (iiaMtuw Maru. j;alt;ljn .....Nv. lli terminals loaded more than York. S. 8800-to- n vaaaela. Captain Young's . . Kobe' Nov. lli 40O0 cases of canned from R. J. HANNA, Richmond for for New Barley. 45i54c. Western S. Co. 'a ateel death occurred Texas Maru fruits Puyallup 43 miles from Rictimond. Timothy seed, S4.50W r.50. sCASTBUUND WfcSTnOUND November 1 at his Woodarra . . Europe Nov. 20 for the New York market. 12 18.50. residence, 1602 Eldorado . . Mobile Nov. 20 the steamer Pennsylvania MULTNOMAH, Beliingham for San Fran PORTLAND, Nov! 3. Arrived at 11 Clover seed. From From Prom From Alameda drive. He Tomorrow of H4 nominal. ' left a widow .. North China. .Nov. JO American-Hawaiia- n cisco. milf-- north of San Francisco. A. M., Uralaan Maru (Jap), from Barry, Pork Portland Portland. Me. Boston Phlla. Kllsabeth; two Vlnita the line, which In Lard, 39.50. tons. Melvin F. and Tatkal Maru . .Japan Nov. 20 entering the European service from Puget LA PLACENTI A, Port San Luis for Hon at 4 P. M., Senator, from San Diego via S.S. COI.n HARBOR Not. IS 8.R. BRrSH Not. 11 Nor, 19 Not. 84 , Ernest A. Young, Uinaloa . .Europe Nov. 20 be olulu, IN 60 miles from Honolulu way ports; at 4:30 P. M., La Purist ma, Ribs. i5.507. Not. S.8. I KlllOH Nov. til Iee. 1 1' and a daughter . . Kobo sound, will here at the Baker dock to 8.8. fcPKINGHKLll tl IM Leota M. Young. Denmark Maru.... Nov. 20 cargo 3S,Out COLUSA, San Francisco for Talara, 506 from San Francisco; Katharine Park K K. KS 1NI.KTA . Ilee. 12 Deo. 15 Dec. IS ilifs . . leather in a big of cases of Primary Receipts. S.S. AUT1UA3. lire, is l f The pallbearers baikai Maru Kobo Nov. 20 pears and apples miles south of San rranclsco. (Brttleh), from Newport, England; at mid- Information Apply to were Captain F A Lepere . . Nv. 0 canned from Yakima. D. U. SCOFIEDD, Tampico night. Polyktor (Greek), from CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Primary receipts For Further Copeland. 1!1 will be the first time for San Rotterdam. LIMC. CoaaC Asenta. Captain F. Hegdale, Cap Springfield Boston Nov. This Yakima can Francisco. 30 miles from San Francisco. Sailed 12 :30 P. M., Port Said Maru Wheat, 1,101,000 bushels versus 1,594.000 TEE lUMiUAli faclflo ' . . have shipped through at Mmln 82M tain Alex Gordon. J. Hosford' Krie Maru Norioik Nov. 22 neries Tacoma and India. Arrived at midnight, bushels; corn, 418,000 bushels versus 4S9,-00- 0 jioi Third Street J. B Harry Luekenbach. .. N. Nov. 24 it is expected an increasing business EVERETT. San Francisco for Seattle, (Jap), for Lewthwalte and D. M. in 240 San Maru (Jap), from Muroran. bushels; oats, 335,000 bushels versus .! ui " 'i in- - Shanks.' Muntlattan Maru. . . . , Janan Nov. 24 this line will continue. The Yakima ship- miles from Francisco. Tamatsu sfs "W'f,1 1' '1 in . . Japan Nov. 2? 3 ADMIRAL DEWEY. San Francisco for 925. 0O0 bushels. Yeikoku Maru ment took cars to deliver it here. 1.076,000 ver- NAVIGATION CtjHiel , , Orient Nov. 3 The Kashlma Maru. which came Seattle, 00 miles from San Francisco. ASTORIA, Nor. 3. Sailed at 7:30 last Shipments Wheat, bushels IS HAMPERED Kemdyk ...Europe Nov. U3 to the F. H. HILLMAX, San Pedro for Rich r.lght. Bolivia (Danish), for Antwerp. Left sus 905.000 bushels; corn, 416.000 bushels Y.-- smelter last night to load a cargo Texan . ..V F. . .Nov. J3 of mond, 2fto miles from Richmond. up at 9:30 last night. La Purisima; left versus 364. 00O bushels; oats, 741,000 bush- Ships Coming Up Chile (M. 8.) .. .Aniwerp Nov. 26 GRAYS HARBOR, Wash.. Nov. 3. (Spe- COL. E. L. DRAKE, Willbridge for San up at 4:30 A. M., Senator; left up at 10:20 els versus 595,000 bushels. Columbia River Mont Cervin . . Marseilles . . . Nov. 2S Pedro, 275 miles from San Pedro. A. M., Polyktor (Greek); left up at 10:20 Carlots Winnipeg, wheat 1344, oats 126, h. N. 30 cial.) The steamer Wahkeena cleared 18; City, 90, to Portland Are Delayed. Kairina Luckfnbac .Nov. late yesterday for San Pedro, with cargo STEEL INVENTOR, San Pedro for Kobe. A. M.. Tamatsu Maru (Jap). Sailed at barley 30, re Kansas wheat Te Trpart From Portland. from the National mill, Hoqulam. 133 miles west of San Pedro. 1:30 F. M.. Robin Goodfellow, for New corn 10, oats 8; St. Louis, wheat 84, corn A heavy fog which has hung over For Date. The steamer Svea cleared this afternoon AVALON. Raymond for San Francisco. York via Puitet sound; at 2:30 P. M., 5, oats 13; Minneapolis, wheat 295, corn Steamer 4 2 cargo 8H miles north of San Francisco. Ohioan. for Philadelphia; at 2:40 P. M., iu oats 19; Duluth. wheat 171, corn 5, the Columbia Vegas ..North China. .Nov. at o'clock for San Pedro with 81- - river for the greater Las ,.3.Diego-wa- y for Grays Har- Vechtdijk (Dutch), for San 34, barley 7, rye part of the two days Senator . ..Nov. 5 from the Wilson mill, Aberdeen. CLAREMONT. San Pedro Francisco; at oats last and nights . . I. os Angeies 3 bor. 115 miles south of San Francisco. 8:30 A. M.. El Segundo, for San Pedro. l as seriously a pan. a ..Nov. for Beliingham, interfered with naviga- lolcos . . Europe Nov. 5 SAN PEDRO. Cal.. Nov. 3. (Special.) SISKIYOU. San Pedro SAN PEDRO, Cal., Nov. 3. (Special.) tion, though no . 5 170 north of San Francisco. Winnipeg Grain Market. mishaps have result- Norwich City ..Eurone Nov. Twelve and onehalf rrttllion gallons of miles Arrived: Yale, from San Francisco, 40 Passenger and Freight ed. All . . HtHioiulu 0 oil by in ELLOBO. Lobitos for Vancouver. 134 WINNIPEG. Nov. 3. Wheat November, vessels moving between Cordova ....Nov. will 'have left here tomorrow A. M. ; San (J 6CAHWHAY1A t M. S. . . ..New York.... Nov. 7 Oil company. south of San Francisco. Humboldt, from Francisco. $1.01fe; December, 99c; May, $1.05W. Portland and the sea de- K"iinecolt three tankers of the Standard miles A M. ; ; Service to California have been ,..S.F. and way. Nov. 7 oil ports. WEST KEATS. Astoria for Yokohama. Richmond, from Kahului, It A. M. layed Curacao The is for foreign and coastwise Vanguard, from Eureka, 6 A. M. ; Sailing Dates from a few hours to a day. Eastern Sailor . . . ..North China Nov. 10 The F. H. Htllman. the second largest 285 miles from Columbia river. Charles Minneapolis Grain Market. Through Salllnsr. to San Frsnelse. The Pennsylvania . . Europe Nov. 11 Watson, from San Diego, 7 A. M. ; Whft-tie- r, Nov. 3. L.oa Anarelea and Dieico tank steamer La Furlslma and y in the world, sailed this morning HORACE X. BAXTER. San Francisco MINNEAPOLIS, Barley, 33 Bergensfjord bss . . .S. 12 tanker Diego, 7 A. M.; A. the Greek steamer I'olyktor Admiral Evans. . . Nov. San on voyage. Ludlow, 31S miles north of San from San L. Kent, No. 1, $1.69',1.751rii; wheat, Leave Municipal Dock No. I 11'. M. both left . .N. 12 for Francisco her maiden for Port Baltimore, tt:30 A. M. ; Celilo, 5"c; flax, Dec. 6 4 1'. M. up from Astoria Wednesday Aritonan ...Nov. The tankers Tancalua and Richmond Francisco. from from December $L11H, May $1.11. evening Anyo Maru ...Valparaiso ...Nov. 13 arrived immediately departure San Pedro for Eagle Portland. 0 A. M. ; Tascalusa, from San SS. - - - - - for Portland and were forced to an- Cold Harbor . . H.vston Nov. 13 after her FRED BAXTER. 10 A. M. ; Stavangerf jord Senator Nov. 5 Y 15 and are- loading for Hongkong and Point harbor, 450 miles from Eagle harbor. Francisco, Mexican, from San Grain Market. chor in the stream Pananian ...N Boston ..Nov. Francisco, 7:30 A. M. ; Santlam, from As- Seattle until yesterday . ..Valparaiso . . . Nov. Wells, respectively. WAHKEENA. Grays harbor for San 8- Nov. 11 SS. Admiral Evans, Nov. 12 morning. Depere 20 toria, 7 A-- M. SEATTLE. Nov. Wheat Hard white, Both of these Hoitt 265 south of Grays harbor. --- vessels Spnngiield . . on Nov. 21 Pedro. miles for San hard red winter, 8c; Boft white, white SS. Senator Nov. 19 dropped their hnoks In the vicinity . .. Europe Nov. 2$ VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 3. (Special.) HERCULES ttug. with schooner North Sailed: Yale Francisco, 8 winter, northern spring, 97c; of Texan P. M.; Humbodlt. for San Francisco, 0 club, soft red And livery Saturriny Tongue point. The Japanese . ..Australia .... Nov. 30 The auxiliary schooner Lady Kindersley BEND in tow, San Francisco for Coos Bay, Walla, 95c; Big Bend biue-ste- HKII1AK GJOI.MK CC Ine, Thereafter steamer Yeikoku Maru.... P. M. ; Santa Barbara, for Eureka, fiP, M ; eastern red Vralsan Maru came up the Vlnita . .Orient Nov. SO arrived in port today from a four months' 40 miles north of Blunts reef. ijl.O.V General Pnaaenger Aeenta. river la In trip to the Hudson's Bay in the Arc- PLEIADES. 233 miles north of San Fran- F. H. Hiilman, for San Francisco, yV. M.; Corn Whole yellow, $33; local service to Marahfleld. Wednesday night to a point 12 1'ort. pcits P. M. ; City delivery: Seattle. Waah. miles tic baa in. The Lady KinderMey had a cisco, hound for Portland. Halco, for Eureka, i Admiral $37: feed meal. $37. Barley 70 Third Ave. Kurrks and ban FrancLco Above St. Helens, and was forced to Steamer Berth large SMITH. San Francisco for Evans, for San Diego. 11 A. M. cracked. Bl'HEAU, . . . V.'estport. catch of furs taken during the last JOHANNA Whole feed. 334; rolled, $3fl; ground, $3",; INTKHNATIONAL. THAVEl SS. anchor there until the tog cleared Aden Maru year and a live polar the local Coos Bav. 212 miles north of San Francisco. aG; Curacao ..... Nov. 9 . bear for clipped. $41. Oata Whole feed, HO Or. Annette Kolph . . . . . Albtrs dock. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. 8 Third St., Portland, Every 14 Dmjm yesterday. . . . .St. iielens. soo on board. ADMIRAL FARRAGl'T. Seattle for San Sailed at roMiid. $3S; ground. $38; sprouting, $4 ; Thereafter Palfy Matthews. 250 miles from San Francisco. night, Pleiades, from New .York, for At ! o'clock yesterday . . . The Peruvian bark Belfast, which has Francisco, last wlyat, recleaned, $44; all grain chop, $38; afternoon Eastern Sailor Astoria. F. LLCKEXBACH, miles 10 A. M., Moliere (British), , .. Terminal No. 3. been riding at anchor here for two months, .ElXiAR six Portland; at chick feed, $.": chick mash, $o3; growing Trans-Paci- tire Merchants' Exchange lookout at Egpria Glasgow. 11 Fast f ic Passen- . . . St. Helens. when she brought sugar from Peru, has south of Blunts reef light vessel, Tacoma from Portland, for Arrived at feed, $55; growing mah, $51; egff mash U. Helens telephoned that the fog Hetnan MarU ' M., Curacao, from Portland STEAMER Hrakies...... - - ...Columbia dock. been ordered to Port Townsend to tie up for San Francisco. A. via Cooa No. Bil, $4; scratch feed, $45; wheat ger and Freight Service was rolling In so rapidly that the lolcos ...North Bank dock. until arrangements are made for another SIERRA. Astoria for San Pedro, five Bay and Eureka. 1 mixed feed, $23; cocoanut meal, $30; FOR river would be Invisible In another VouUen . . . Wetftport. charter. miles south of Columbia river. cotton seed meal. $4H; linseed oil meal, Yokohama, Kobe, Shanshal. Jnhan . . .S. 1'. siding. BELFAST. Nov. 2. Arrived Taibou soy meal, $62. HoiiKkonit and Manila hour. Kaian Maru The owners of the salvage steamer FOREST KING. Redondo for Anacortes Portland. $00; bean San Francisco, Los Angeles ...... L'ninn oil dock. 2.OO0.0OO Seattle. 210 miles from Seattle. Maru, from Hay Alfalfa. No. 1, $20; timothy. No. oaiUus; from Seattle I.a I'urinma 4. do not consider the feet and Sailing Saturday. 2:30 P. M. Las ga...... Terminal No. ot lumber on the derelict Kukui Maru of WILLAMETTE. Everett for San Fran- 1, $27; straw, $18. Keystone - - - S CONGRESS LINE IS NEW ONE Kjtharine Tark. . . . . North Pacific Mill, sufficient value to risk spending several cisco. 2S5 miles from Everett. POINT REYES. Nov. 3. Passed at noon. State Nov. Norman Monarch. . . . Irving dock. weeks trying then ROBIN GOODFELLOW. Portland for steamer CoL E. L. Drake, from Portland. Grain svt San Francisco. CHEAP RATES . .. Pac. Coast bunkeqp. to locate the boat and Silver State Nov. 26 Norwich City seven miles Trom Destruction S- . . .I nion oil dock. the further risk of towing her to port, Seattle, SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Grain M. Agent Service Not Related With That of TATOOSH, Nov. 8 Passed In at 6 A. M., $1.8r,-tf- l Bollam. Pine Tree State - - - Dec. 10 01um . . peninsula consequently, despite reports, the Algerin island. Wheat, milling, feed, $1,800 I'olyktor mill. Kaikyu Maru (Jap), from Portland for 122 Phone Main 26 ' t . . . Terminal No. 4. will, not go after the drifting vessel. EL SKOUNDO. Portland for Richmond, 1.90; barley, feed, $1.201.25; shipping, Third Street. Concern Breaking Rules. ar- Yokohama. .12 For fall Information apply at Port said Maru...... Montgomery dock. Saturday is the day posted for the 425 miles from Richmond. $1.27 &1 Margaret. . . . .Ginha mills, , rival of the new Standard Oil tanker Van-coii- te C. A. SMITH. Coos Bay for San Fran- . Oats Red feed. $1.40l.e. 101 Third St., Corner The Congress line, which Is soon Queen Coos Bay. 3. Stark Santa lne . . .Albers .lock. with a full cargo of oi) for loco. cisco. 60 miles south of CRISTOBAL. Nov. Sailed, Delco, Corn White Egyptian, $1.67 1.70; red Phono Mala aril to start an Intercoastal steamship Senator . ..Terminal No. "2. The Swedish steamer Lima, of the John- ADMIRAL NICHOLSON. Port San Luis from Columbia river, for New York. mllo, $l.ff2ei.4. ASTORIA AND WAY POINTS jervice. Is an entirely different con- Scottish Monarch. . . Elevator dock. son motorship line, is reported on the for San Francisco, 20 miles north of Port Hay Wheat No. 1, $16018; fair. $13 cern from the Congress line whose Tamalpats . ...Westport. recks at the western entrance of the San Luis. BOSTON, Nov. 1. Arrived, Katrina 16; oats, tame, $13$1A; wild, $10(jyl2; Steamer Service. ...North Pacific mill. Magellan, It is MONARCH. San Francisco for Point bach, from Portland. stock, straw, $10 shipping board steamers were seised TamalfU ."it.ru....- straits of and feared she SEA Lnc ken alfalfa. $1215; $810; Sunday! Ti.TO P. M. Maru...... North Prffic miil. be leva. Lama Is 6000-to- n 213 miles south of San Fran- 12- - I.vn. Dally (Kieept ago by government for vio- 'f.;an - . will a total The a Conception, it wleepinK a year the chtdi.ik Astoria. steamer. cisco, BALBOA, Oct. 31. Arrived. Delco. from Splendid accommodations. of shipping board regulations, Wapama . . . St. Helena Pedro from New New Connections Made for All North and lation . After resting on the shore near Baracoa TEXAN, bound for San Columbia river, for York. Sailed. city one newspaper Phone Your Want Ads to West lelip .. St. Johns rollL - San Every large has South Beach Points. according to Information received . . for nearly a month, the old Canadian Pa- York. 710 miles from Pedro. Ohio Maru (Jap), from Cardiff, for Port- Shipping Vest Keats .Astoria. MARU, San Fran-- j Kinderdijk which, by universal consent, is the 2 Knch Way, a.VU) Trip. yesterday by the Northwest Maru . .. Terminal No. 4 ciflc steamer Princess May, now awned by TOYAMA Panama for land. Sailed, iDutch). from Parr toimil THE 0I?E(.0NIAN appointed Yonan company operating Cisco. 265 miles aouin 01 ban ran Cisco at Rotterdam, for Portland., isailed, Eemdijk Want-A- d medium of the community. .lder-M- . Dock. Mnln 1 company, which has been the I'nited Fruit and 7070 560-9- 3 1 or Hand agent for U line. The Carries paascngera. I on the Atlantic coast, has been floated noon. .Dutch), irom London, for Pacific coast In Portland it's The Oregonian. the Harkina Transportation Co. Main Automatic