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Newspaper Page TextJ . T THE "onEGOK DAILY JOUIttfAL,? POIITLAISTD, FRIDAY EVENING, : AUGUST 22, 1902. Glassified ids ; I The time io; adver tise is NOW! -J' , , If you have a farm for' sale '' ' ..now Is- the time to sell It. There are people looking for . farina NOW yott may have ., Just what someone wanta A " f ''For Bala" ad. In -The Jour- i nal will do the business. Ad-. , ( vertlse it .- NOW. ; f v i If you want a farm advertise ; v (or ft now. 8omeone baa Jusc - '? what you want. You may not .;. ' be abla to find it alone. A , I ''want d' wlU find It for you, ? "' ' It - you wan t ANTTHINa -advertise It NOW. The Jour- v- . naWeds. are belpln others , ! lot thun iialn YOU. NOW W . i, -t tne woru. . ' p V. iiv; i B cento line, one Issue S cento line per week, 6 Issues pa cents line per month, 36 Issue R00M3 FOR RENT. ' 43J AIDSH, cor. 12tnNtcely furnished front rooms; all conveniences; suitable , lor on or two gentlemen , NICELY FURNISHED BOOMS, light : lHB ROSS S1114 lit il, car. Salmon ' elegant rooms transient solicited,. mono tea itsu. wwivm wu( auto jiw, wv. Furnished rooms transient. Phone ! vrifga oouia bus. ' 1HB CASTLE 371 Wash.; rooms for sen. tlement transient. Tel. Bouth 761. "THE MONTGOMERY" 394 Alder st., - cor. Tenth. Family Hotel. Table Board a Specialty. ," ' BOARD AND LODGING.. ? (WANTED Board and room, by gentle- . man; centrally located. .Address Jour nal oox Jt. , - -,-r- , . i , a HOUSES FOR RENT. DONALD O. WOODWARD, 164 Stark at. rents ana insures, r none Main tw. CLAIRVOYANT. MADAME JOHNSON, trance medium; reauiiis; aany; carua, loci Clairvoyant : we; mi tinn at. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice , on all affairs of life; readings, 60c; 221H avrriBua si. PERSONAL, At E. Devere, the specialist In treatment oi nair ana scalp, wu Tne ueKum; pnone ea zmk. PALMIST. SPECIAL, CONTINUED FOR BEVEN days Full Ufa readings, 26c. Prof. Wallace, the palmist. Cosmos. 4th and .uorrison, parlors 1 and 2. ATTORNEYS. Paxton. Beach & Simon, 510 Chamber of wuaunerce. James Oleason, t and 3 Mulkey building, BARBERS. Joseph Reldel, 353 Morrison St. BATHS. Bnowflen Bathrooms, S60H Wash., room . t. apor Dains, massage ana electric irwiiaenii. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. LEWIS-STENGEK Barber 8upp&r Co. unuuwi oi an snarp-eage tools a ape- uui.jr. iiiA riril si. BOOTS AND SHOES. J. Banger, Repair Shop. 443 Washington. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John' A. Melton, carsenter and builder. 107 Stark St.; office and store fixtures built -and remodeled, altering and re- pair. nouses, v none Main in. CARD ENGRAVERS. WttnnTMn turn vtoittvt-i mnng SraTd; W. Q. Smith ft Co.. Third CEREAL MILLS. Acme Mills Co., Manufacturers Ralston' Acme Cereals. 20 ft U N. Front st. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. L. Mitchell, expert CropodUtrKnlghTs Shoe Store, SM Washington st Phone i- Hood 728. CORNICES-r-SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Oalvanlsed Iron Cor nioea J. C. Bayer, K6 Second st COAL AND WOOD. pregon Fuel Co., deaiers" in all kinds of coal and wood, tU Morrison st tlSll'YJWjP11 9?. '. drF " ; 80 Third -st. Phone Main 353 and Col. S73. ,, ... - IrTLCAN COAL CO., WHOtESALB i dealers best coala, foundry and smelter J'ooke. - DENTIST8. B M. Hamby, D. D. 8., room S Wash- Ington Bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore 8. Thompson, 60-61 Washing-. iu viui., nuuuiHiu ana jrounn sis. Phone Hood 414. S- li!fiW0J?B',t room 7 n,l Benson . bldg., 2914 Morrison st, near tth. PfL. B. H. FISHER, DENTIST, 215-219 Falling- bldg. 'Phone Clay 193. DRUGGISTS. p. P. 8. Plummer, 260-263 TWrSTstr llowe 4 Martin, Sixth and Washington. tVank J. Btrelblg. 842 Waahlngton" st IaUe-Davls Drug Co., 175 3d st Phone . 643. ELECTRIC WORKS., Portland Electrical Works Office 331 ;. 8trk at . . .. . ,w "- Western Electrio Works, 306H Wash st FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS. v HALL SAFE, standard of the world: ' safes sold on easy payments; trade your : old safe for a new one. Norris Safe & , . Lock Co., l Firat st , -.'-A EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 127 Bumslds at iHoteT el vtdertj, "EnroptaQ plan, FoiutS HAY AND GRAIN. - W. 8. Lauthera, 110 North Third ' t. : Um aalnglss nd eement. , : FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE Real 'eatate office, with . nice list of properties, wt st Mom . SOU St Jt - ' ONE 6-ONB 7-ROOM MOUSE; MUST sell; lnatallmenU; mala pilar. , ' itli commercial, ouiiomg. - f , ( il? GROCERS. F. Dresser 4 Co.. 340-343 .Washington at HAIRDRE88IN0, MANICURING. parts Hair Store, 398 Washington st, up- Rosenthal Bisters Wig-making and man luurixts . aw u.a VW XIOUU HOUSE FURNI8HER3. Home Furnishers Furniture, ' .carpeta, Darlor roods, atoves .' etc See I. Oev. urts Sonar" 173-175 First, llf-225 Yam- 'hill . Rnth. r.kn.i U. HARNE8S, COUUN8, PRESTON. WILSON s CO ' The best values-and, largest stock; ex, , press and buggy harness a- speciarty. - Wholesale and reUlL Second And Tay- .lor at. . , . , -- - IN8URANCE. ISAACS L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE. 225 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone Main TiaVu, t v .nrnnn , rvni Pnii.n. 'phone 47, Employer's Uablllty Insui ' a nee. represents American -, . Building AIUpi. V. IMO 'W1MII.UOT,1'.. ( ARTHUR WICSON. Sherlock Bulldink, 'phone 1008, represents , Home Mutual ana Alliance Aasuranoe ore companies. ..It! II ' I . ' INVESTMENTS. IF YOU hare some idle money to Invest tn gilt-edge securities In small or large amounts that will earn good returns, fee ua at once. L. T. Keady & Co., 327 railing JBuuaing. . JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros diamonds, watches, etc.. XniTO SI. ';. The L; C. Menrichgen Co.-, jewelers and . pucians xt wasmngton st. .. in i i I, The' Tleitkemper Co., manufacturing jewelers, zsi uorruon st ? , ' tiAONDRIES. s Clean, towels daily. Comb, brush, soay, 11 per month.- Novelty Supply Co., . 42 N, lllnth at. Tel. 410. MASSAGE. S.V A A 4Ci J54AJ X f UCI UlsllUI JIV 11 I masaaffo, electrio treatments. " a ss v Money to loan. LOANS tn sums to suit on all securities. jscKerson Co., 5 Washington Block. MONET to Loan on cltr lots and 1m proved farms. W. A. Shaw & Co., 843 Biara su MONET LOANED on furniture, pianos, nt. u a. aaornaon sc. W. A. HATHA WAT Money to loan. 10 wasaingion Diag. rnonc Hood ili. LOANS Without Dubllcitv on real or chattel mortgages, personal or salary security, at low rates, c. W. Fallen, 213 Commercial block. 'Phone Grant 856. MONUMENTS. Otto Schuman. monumental and build lng work. 204 Third st Estimates on nrst-ciass work and stock only. BUY MONUMENTS OF WEEKS, 720 xrum. r uie worn, low prices. NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Ballln. 43 2d St.. Tel. Oak 76. Vea sela and machinery of all kinds de- signep. PAWN BROKERS. Portland Loan Office. Dan Marx. tron.. 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 4 1 a. ; PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. inira biiu vaaning(on sis. , -- PLUMBERS. Taylor 4b Stanton, plumbing and steam mung. as nixtn st. , REAL' ESTATE. The King Real Estate Association, 721 tiuituutjj- ui woznnierce RUBBER 8TAMP8. BUSBY "i TESH CO-Rubber Stamps; peaiB, oieuuun, etc, xi xne uekum. SLOT MACHINES. Alt styles; repairing; phonographs, rec- uru. xrannconcinenuu aiacnine Co.. 343 Waahlngton at ' STORAGE AND TRAN8FER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First st, bet Stark va, uvuw wra. rittiim Mnu lumi ture moved and ' packed for snipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. ' BANKS. LADD-4V, TILTON, BANKERS MUtUIMUn 111 100V. Interest allowed on time deposits. . Collections made at all points on fa vorable terms. - Letters of credit Issued available In Europe andiall points In the United States. . 1 Sight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York, Washington, Chicago, , St Louis, Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and Various points in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. r IP.vthanira mcAA mi T.nnifnn di.u T3 tin, Frankfort, Hong . Kong Yokokema, Manna ana noaviuiut CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE; wiiii wmcn is amalgamated. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLITMHTA' Capital paid up.. ...i-.'.....38.000,00t jKeaervv ...... z.ooo.OOO Transacts a general banking business. SAVINGS) BANK . DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sum of $10 and up. wards, "and Interest allowed on mini, mum monthly balances. Rates on ap plication. 244 Washlngtson st jf.) i E. A-WTLD,. Manager. LONDON A SAN" FRANCISCO BANK. Chamber of Commerce Budding, Third and Stark streets. : Head office, 66 Old. Broad street Lon don. I - , : . , This .bank transacts a general banking- business, makes loans, discount bills and issues letters of credit avail, able for travelers ' and for the pur--chase of merchandise In any city,, of. the. world. Deals In foreign and do mestic exchange. , Interest paid on time deposits. . i W.-:.'V- B. A. MACRAE, Manager. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.! . fQRTLi&NU, On. - i . J Frank Watson President n T rM.l.AM in. . . j . i ASV1UC.U. rmrami M- R.'' W. ' Hoyt ; ,f M , .CashieKl , w. Hoyt... ....... Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK t .- INQ BUSINESS. . . , Drafts, and letters of credit Issued available to all Darts of the world.- Collections a specialty. . Gold dust jJ)ought.--, v'-ia,-.-'-: V-s V-.-'l THE ' UNITED STATES NATIONAL J T-l r -- ' ' ''. Ji "V -4 Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts leaned available in- all cities of - -the' United State Snd Europe. President TYLER WOODWARD Vice-President ........... JACOB KAMH Cashier ..F. C MILLER REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS.. f. - i C . , Wn. L. Gould khd wife f H. And- . lerson, lot 2, bit 27, Multnomah .. 400 Albert Moore to A. Moore, und. 1-8' , gw, of He. w. 4 of ne. H pf ' to: M, sec. to, tp. 1 n., r. 3 e ..i... 1003 Portland' Lone Fir Cemetery Co to t Mrs. Wm. Dillon, lot blk. 87, ' :lne ,Fir Cem ...v. ..... 8 M. Costner to L. E.T Palmer, 70x 100 feet, of nw. ,.blk. Wheeler's , add .....!,,. .'. 5 1 L. M. E. Smith to M. Tuttle. e.',' H lot 4. blk. 124, Stepheps add.... 2W G. G. Gam mans to G. A. Baker, lot 6 to 8, blk. 1, North Fairlawn .159 H. C. Leonard to R. O. Smith, lot 1. t, blk. 8, Riverside add ........ w....- 368 W..T. Halllday and ,-wife to N. J.' , L-ftark. tot, 8. . blk. V East Mt.V" " Tabor ':. i. A' v. - M Prank Michels and wife to Stephen Zenhor, lot 13. 14. blk. 17, Klnset Park add ............ ........ 700 River View Cem. Assn. to Graham, i Glass lot 107. blk. 7, River. Vlew7.- Cem... ...., 500 A. Glockner and bus. to C. F. W. . Ost, lot 7, t, blk, 3. North Jrvlng- ; ton ......... 1500 E. C. A- N. Stark Jo Jacob Markley, lot 3, 4; blk. A East Mt. Tabor.... 150 H. B. Noble and wife to J. L. & E. Gerwig, lot 1 to 8, blk 3, Highland JPark ......... 130 B: P. AC F. Reynolds to J. W. , , J. Oster, 40x160 rods at 70 rods - . of center , of sec. 82, tp. 1 n., r. - .......... 2200 D. W. McLeod to C. N. McLeod, lot ... . 1 to 8, 13,. It, 16, blk. .17, Southern s Portland .; S. A. & Li M. Manning to B. L.. & E. W. Franks lot 2. blk. 3, Man- ; nlng's add A' Sj H. a. & 6. G. Colfon to W. G. Thomas, 80x160 rods In sc. cpna se. i4 sec. 3i. tp. i n., r. 4 ............. 1300 Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee A Trus,t Co.. Chamber of Commerce. BUILDING PERMITS. To . Henntng, wo-story dwelling, Gan tenbeln avenue between Fremont and Beach: 3600. To Portland1 Hotel, excavating. Seventh between Yamhill and Morrison; 3400. To McMaster A Burrell. repairs, g&k, between Fifth and Sixth; 3250. To R. Staub, two-story dwelling. Haw thorne, between Twenty-third and Twen ty-fourtht 31500. OLD MAN SAVES BOY Bat Is Nearly Killed Himself While inking the Effort. (Journal Special Service.) MTJRPHRYSBORO, 111., Aug. 22. P. J. Keller, a gray-haired farmer, who lives near here will probably lose his life as the result of rescuing Frank Underwood 5 years old, from the path of a freight tialn. . The baby was playing on the track near the station when a Mobile Ohio fast freight appeared, coming down the high grade Into town, Keller knew that the child did not realise his peijll and rushed to save him Just as he pickett the boy up the train struck him, hurl- lnc them both to the aid of the track. Keller received Injuries from which It 1 said he cannot recover. The child was badly bruised. , SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY. (Journal Special Service.) SAN PEDRO, Cal., Aug. 22. C, R. Cur tis of Los Angeles and F. 1L Hubbard of Norwalk, while fishing for turtles in Wat; son Lake, about two miles from Wll mtngton, discovered the body of a 'mail in the lake. Around the right foot was a rope and the body was evidently an chored In the i mud. The remains were those of a middle-aged man and were In a bad state of decomposition. . J. P. Finley & Son, Undertaker and Embalmsrs, corner Third and Jeffer ton streets, do first-class work and deal honorably with all. The Edward Holman Undertaking Co., funeral directors and embalmsrs. 280 Yamhill. Phone 507. Otto 8ch'umdn, monumental and building work, 204 Third St, Esti mates on first-class work only. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel Strouse's Restaurant. 229 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant 13 3d St., , . SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALIST. BATHS, massage; scalp and skfh dis eases permanently curea; manicuring. Cottage, 167 Park, near Morrison; tel. Front 1615. ; SIGN WRITER. Jessie Waddell, sign writer, 20HV4 Taylor Tl T I 1 7C Dn.tl..l " TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third street All makes - or typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L. A M. Alexander Co.. agents.. W. A. Rideout, Agent Blinkensderfer Typewriters. 264 stark st. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third at; 15 to 820 savea to an points. - . TIMBER CLAIMS LOCATED. WANTED Parties to locate at once on very choice, accessioie timper claims; near 8. P. R. R.; no fee until filed. 834Vi Morrison st, room 2. DO YOU want to locate sugar and yellow pine timber claims! Tne best to be had. Apply 423 Ablngton Building. TRUNK FACTORY. Harris Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satch els, etc., 331 Morrison st. . WALL PAPER. " H. P. Christensen, wall " paperer An3 painter. -1ft aeventn st. corner Aider, Ernest IClller it Co., wall paper and dec orators, in avst at. , .. WHOLESALE GROCER8. Wadhams A Co., wholesale grooera, man ufacturers ana commission mejrcnants. 4 and t Frpnt t -v.-.-i- , . Allen at Lewis, wholesale grocers, Port. , lana,,ure. 'lji Mason, Ehrman Co., wholesale groo' era. m. vv. cor. secona ana une sts. r Lang St Co., First and Ankeny eta.- .' TEE MARKETS. ,. ,t CHICAGO4 MARKET. ' As reported by Downing, Hopkins it Co.. ground floor. Chamber of Commerce. New Torts Wheat- Open. ' Close. December ........... ' 734' . 72T4 Cbleago Wheats .. September': TIT 71 H December ......v 68 6754 Corn - ." ... September 67V, 67 December .. 43 42 Oats , September 26 27 December 31 son Pork- .. -., September ... iftej 316.65 October- ......... ...s. ...17.02 316.80 .January I4.su 314.53 May ....... 14.20 314.VJ - . NEWlYORK STOCKS. As reported by Downing:. Hopkins & Co.; ground door. Chamber of Commerce. - - Open. Close. Sugar i3H 182 Manhattan 134 135 . St. Paul. .......... , 8s A. C. P. K 66 Southern Pacific .' 73 75Mi Brooklyn Rapid Transit 67V X Union. Pacific ...... 108 108T Atchison common " 92 1 do preferred 10214 iwi LAM ........t liti 15 United States Steel 41 do preferred .;. 90 90i Missouri Pacific U6V4 116 Gas llHVi 101V, Colorado Fuel A Iron 76 77 LOCAL MARKETS. The wholesal dealers are txperienctng a period of activity Produce in all lines are steady in prices and demuml. There is good outlook for a complete clean up pf perishable goods and only a very small stQck"wlll be carried over. The fish market is very active,, with prices steady and a big business being done. The dealers report a most satis factory condition, f Eggs are quiet 'with ,a tendency to stiffen a little in price us the week closed. Only occasionally are they sold for 19 cents and then only in large lots. Poultry (Will clean up this week: Fruit and produce market is steady. PJces are slow in changing und a ready demand Is found for the supply on hand. Green peppers are scarce. The fruit mar ket will be cleaned up by Saturday night notwithstanding heavy Incoming ' ship ments. t - " " The wholesale grocery dealers report a steady market and - a good volume of business. Sockeye' salmon have advanced t cents per dosen 1-lb. cans and 10 cents per dorert -lb. ' cans. Salt Ip active. Buying is heavy owing to the advance In prices which is looked for. The entire line of Continental Club tobaccos will re ceive an advance September 15. of 1 cent per pound on all " brands except Battle Ax, Red Cross, .( for 10 cents und Tins leys lS-oz. Natural"Leaf. ' ' GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED. -Wheat Nomina ;V) Walla Walla, 60c bluestem, 62c: Valley, 62c. Barley Feed, 818oei9.00; rolled, J19.00 4J20.00 per ton. Oats No. I- white, 31.0Og1.05; gray. 950 31.00. Flour-rBest grades, 33.50i3l:0 per bar rel; Valley. 32.80; graham, 33.00. MIllMulTa Bran; 817.60 per ton: middl ings, 323; shorts, 318.60; chop. 31819. w:- Hay New Timothy, lift 12; clover, $7.60 P-... - , HOPS. WOOL, AND HIDES. Hops Contract, 23? to 25c. Wool Nominal; Valley, 1616e; East ern Oregon, ItlftfHti. '" ' iwepxkins -bbMurings, , vmw. snort wool, 2o35o;! medium, wool, .MdOc; long V.00I, 60c4f31 each, 1 '. Tallow-Prime, eo4nd, 3CP4c; No. 2 and grease, ittxtte. -., ,. . ' Hides Dry hides, No. 1, "li pounds and tip, 1515c per -pound; err kip. No. ), B to 16 pounds, 12o; dry calf. No. 1. under 6 pounds, 16c, dry Halted, bulls and stags, one-third less than dry funt; salted hides, steer, sound, 60-Pounds and over, Vacy 50 to 60 pounds, 78o;. Under 50 pounds, and cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, btl bViC: kip, sound, 15 to 80 pounds, 7c: veal, scund, 10 to 14 pOunds, 7c; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 8c' green (onsaltedl, 1c per pound less cuus,;lc'per pound less; horse hides, salted, each. 31.2501.75: dry, each, 16L50; colts hides, each, Wti&k-; goat skins, common, each, IWj'ISc; An gora," with wool on, each. 25ctl. Mohair 26c. t GROCERIES; NUTS. ETC. Sugar, caibe, 34.60k powdered, 34.45: dr granulated, 34,25; extra C, 33.75; golden C, $3.65; barrels, 10c; half barrels. 2ac; boxes, 60c; maple, 12H&15c per pound. Coffee Green Mocha, 212Se; Java, fancy, 2632c: Java, good, 202lc; Java, ordinary, IS 20c; Costa Rica, fancy. 19$ 20c; Costa Rica, good. lo lie; Costa Rica, ordinary, 10til2c per pound; Columbia roast, 311; Arbuckles, $11.63 list; Lion, $11.13 list. Teas Oolong, different grades, 25t?fi5o, Gunpowder, 't, 32 to 35c; English Break fast, different grades, 12 to 65c; Spldnr Legs, uncolored Japan, 30 to 60c; green Japan, very scarce. 30 to 60c. Salt Bales, . 2b, 3s. 4s,. 5s, 10s. $2.60; fine table, dairy and Imported Liverpool, 60s, 320.80; 10s. $20.40 ; 200s,- per. ton. $19.50. Salt Worcester salt bulk, bbls., 320. $6.00; Worcester, 140 2s, $5.50; Wor cester, 10Q Ss, -$5.50; Worcester, 60 !, 85.25; Worcester, 30 K, 35.00; Worcester, Unnen saolcs, 50s, 86c. Salt Coarse, halt ground, 100s, per ton, $17.60; 60s, per ton, $18; Liverpool lump, rock, 324 per ton; 60-lb. rock, 817.50; loos, $17. Grain bags Calcutta, $6.75 per 100 foj Aujiust ,t ; jsuts reanuis, vc nr 10. ior raw, 8V-69c for roasted; cocoanuts, 5'90c per doi; walnuts, 1515o per, lb; .pine nuts, ioil2Ao: hickory nuts. 7crchestnuts. 33.51 tf5 per drum; Brazil nuts, 17c; filberts, 15 tliec; lancy pvcmmMVInoytK; aimonus, 14(3150. Coal Oil Cases, 20o per gallon; bar rels, 16c; tanks, 14c Rice Imserial Japan, No. 1, 5c; No. 2, 4c; New Orleans, tiead, Wiic. Salmon Columbia River, 1-lb tails, fl 80: .3-lb talis. $2.45: fancy 1-lb flats. $1.86; -lb fancy flats $1.15; Alaska tails, plnK, VIW, rea, i.o, i-iu latjs, . Beans amau wnitc, kjd; wrg wnitt, Sc: pink, 2c; bayou, 8c; llmas, 4tc. Tahnoco Plu cut. smoklnc. 1 2-3-os. fiackages: seal of North Carolina, 70a b; Mastiff, 68c; Dixie Queen, 40c; Red Bell, 3c; rearo, ouc; uoiaen ocepier, HyiS: fine cut. Cameo. 40c; Capstan. $1.85: Duke's Mixture, 40c; Bull Durham, 66c: nid Ene-llsh Curve Cut, 72c: Maryland Club, 71c; Mail Pouch. 38c; Tale Mixture, $1.40. Plug tobacco. 16-01. plugs, 42c Id; Drummond's Natural" Leaf. 67c; Piper Heldsieck. 65c; Something Good, 44c: Standard Navy, 37c; T. A B., 83c; Spear Head. 42c; Star, 43c. Fine cut chewing: tiOiaen inrsu, - 1 BUTTER. EUUS AINU Butter Creamery, 2225c; dairy. 18(3 20c J store, 1516c. ciimh Full cream. . twins. 12UiS13c: Toung America. 1314c. vnuirrv Chickens, mixed. 34. BOSS ner flos; hen 85.00 per dos; broilers, $2.6tn9 8.00? Springs, j.wo.au. irn, -W. rtfc. s4.00iv4.50 per dos.: turkeys, live. 12c14cr do,"- dressed." 1416o per lb.; geese, $8.00.6O per dos. . XOtatOe-rtvvw .. wivu Jjvr rental: California sweet Potatoes, 2 intone California t Yellow v, Danvers, $1 25. - -'- Tomatoes 35 cents per crate; turnips, .k. tl.2&: carrots. 3L2S per sack: beets. $1.25; peas. 394e per lb; radishes, per dos, 1315o; green onion!, per dos,, 12Vi15oi cabbages. Oregon, l4e per lb; lettuce. lieaa, per aos, vrrg giwi corn, 15e dos: beans, 8C5e per lb: blackberries, .1 ca n vrala - of 34 boxes! f aMfnrnli pears, 3L0O$1.25 per box; eggplant, 7e am- lb.: cucumbers,: 1035o dos.i . green i peppers, 114X1 box. 1 ureen . iruiv wwi ,wvt,w, oiiuiiqb, i 14T4.50: apricots. 590c; cantaloupes, i iitfn.M ner dos watermelons. 32WJ2.78 Per 4 no ! Prunes. yr v,, mviiivm, aiw SiwS per WA, wrviMU 1 j iie.tuco, w Downing Hopkins & Co., ' ' EsUbllfhcd 1893 ? ' WHEAT AND STOCK BROKERS ' Room 4Qround Floor - , , Chamber, of Commerce $500 per. box; California Crawfords.. 65c fcWo per box; grapes, 1.251.W per crate; crab' apples.-8b per lb; Bartlet pers, $1 box 1 Casab : melons, 1 32.60 per dosetu - Dried fruit Sun-dried apples, sack -or boxes, per lb, 6oSc; evaporated. I2tfl2c; apricots. 8010c;- peaches. ?H6c; pears, 8'alUc; prunes. Italian. 4ic; ngs, Call fornia . blacks, " 864c; do. white, 6;; plums, ' pitted, -6i&-c. . t. , . . - MEATS AND PROVISIONS. ' Fresh meats Beef, prime. 697c; pork, 9o per lb; veal, 8(98c; mutton, 2c$3c gross;- dressed, 66c; cows, 6-86c; bulls,- 5; lambs, 6So per lb. - Hams, bacon, . . etc Portland pack (western) , hams.' 15- picnic?,. 12c; breakfast, baoon, l6pl?cr light sides, 11c: backs. llc; dry salted sides, 10o; dried beef sets, 18e; insldes and knuckles, ISo; .-. par pound. Eastern - paoked hams.' under. 13 lbs, 15c; over 18 lbs, 15et-' fancy, 16c; picnic, 12c; shoulders, 12o; - dry : salted sides, unsmoked, 13c: breakfast bacon, 16c; bacon sides, 14c; backs,- ti'nsmoked, 13Vje; do. smoked, 14u; butts..: 12 18c. Lard Kettle leaf, 10-lb tins, I3e; do, 51lb tins,-llo lb; steam rendered, 10s, 12e; 6s. 13c. Fish -Roek. 'cod. 8c: flounders, 6c; hall, but, 4c ,llng x-od.: 5c: crabs, per dos., W: raxor clams, per bus., $1.50; red snappers,. 7c: black cod. fic; strlpp;a bass, 12e; salmon,"' chlnook, 7e; so.es, 6c. .-'.- ' .''. NEWS OF AND FOR MARINERS The Goings and Comings of Those Whd Plow the Mighty Deep. The Dispatch cleared for San Fran cisco yesterday with 575.00J feet of lum ber. The Brambletye is at the Gas Com pany's dock this morning discharging coal. GoVerijmsnt Inspectors Fuller and Ed wards will go to Astoria the last of the week On offlclal'.business. IJt Unreported" fhat the British .ship Couljtry of Boxburg, has bt-eu char tered for October, loading at Port.uiul. at 26s, 3d. The nchooner John A. left down the nver last night In tow of the Ocklahama. She Is en route to Ban Francisco with a cargo of lumber. About September 1 th Albina ferry boat -will b taken on the wnjs for gen eral repairs,' and negotiations ure under way to sgcure a boat to tak? hrr place In the meantime. The British sbfp Enphrofyne t at the ritar 8and Company's ; new dock at the foot of Ankeny r.rcet dis:-hnrftir.fe her coal cargo Tha davit has Jut boen com pleted rr.d Is the lli?i t'me that it has been vited. The river steamer City of Kupene Is at til Portland Shipbuilding Yards, un dergoing rspuiis. When completed she will paced In com ink-, on on the up per"rj.vir towing' lens and carrying wood for the Oiwron city pi5?r inlll.. As the French bark Ca:.ibronne was be ing tawed up the river yesterday she ran into one of the Aiblna ferry boat cables and cul It J11 t7.'o. Aa u. result the ferry business was closed half a day un til. unother cable- couM be secured. Permission to , Install oil " burners tn the steamer Iraldn has betn granted by the government, and by Monday It is be lieved that she will be ready to make a trial trip with the new equipment. Other Bteamboat men will watch the ex periment with interest. . Upon complaints made by the for eign consuls at this port the Secretary of State has requested the Department of Justice to investigate the' alleged "crimping" which Is In .practice here. Dlctrlct Attorney. JC-n 11. Hall will in quire; Info the matter.' and if the law ts being violated he will, seek to enforce It and punish the offenders. The comp laints tiled at Washington stale Jlhct "crimping" on Um Pacific Coast is'bon. fined almost entirely to Portland. It was reported through umiuthent'o sources at Aberdeen, Wash., yesterday that the fnur-masted schooner A. J. West had been capsized off the coast of Lower California and that all on board had been lost She sailed from Aber deen early In July for Santa Rosalia, Mexico, with 1,000.000 feet of lumber. Nothing has been reported of the affair to the Merchants' Exchange at San Francisco, and the report there Is gen. erally d'acredlted. . The French bark Cambronne and American schooner Transit entered, at the custom house yesterday. The Cam bronne Is from Lelth, . Scotland, and brings 500 tons of pig Iron,- 27S.50Q fire bricks, 104 tons Of coke and 300, barrels of flrec-la;.' The schooner comes from San Francisco and brought 202 tons of pig Iron, 175 sacks of soda, 10 barrels of soda and 43 barrels of sulphur. The Frenchman Is at the Mersey dock and will begin discharging tomorrow. She Id under charter to Girvln & Eyne and will receive an outward cargo for the United Kingdom. Go to the Beach via the A. & C. R. R. - and Hear What the' Wild Waves Have to Say. .The tory ."What the-Wild Waves Say at Seaside" sq strikingly told in the at tractive pamphlet recently issued by "J. C. Mayo G. P. A. Astoria, ts better ap preciated , after a trip, to the now pop ular Clatsop Beach via the A. A C. R. R Cheap round trip excursion rates and Unexcelled transportation facilities of fered between Portland and the beaches continue to attract large crowds to Fla vel Gearhart and Seaside. Round trip excursion tickets between Portland and all Clatsop and North Beach points are sold every Saturday at 3260 Interchangeable with all boat lines and good to return. Sunday evening. Train ' leaving Portland at 8 a, m." dally rune through direct to Gearhart and Seaside without transfer making close connection at Warrenton for Flavel, Portland-Seaside Express 'leaves Union Depot every 'Saturday at 2:30 P- tn. and runs through direct without transfer, ".ariiv lng at Astoria 5:50 t. m..; Gearhart, 8:40 p. hi., 'ana Seaside 6,:S0 p. r m- making close connection at Warrenton tor Fla. NEVERMORE i - it I Will tne Railroad Companies Make " l ' ' ' Special fates. - Owing to the fact that the" special rates which, are usually made for delegates and visitors (0 the different conventions, are not especially takaa. advantage of It Is' said that the railroad companies will pot make such reductions In the future. TheTecent convention ot the Knights of Pythias, held in iau Francisco, was not attended nearly 'to the extent that was expected nd of course this means that the railroad companies did not get any thing like jwhht they would have gotten bad the attenilafic'4 Wed' hat SicTUifBtoff rates some years'. ago. vied to call forth. 'In order for excursions to pay the rail roads it Is necessary to have a largely Increased traffic during the time that wtt)e tatoa ara reduced, and this is just what does not occur any more since excursions ere becoming so numerous. There Is al ways a certain amount of traffic over a road any way, und when the difference between Ihe excursion rute and the reg ular rate is lost on this lis well as the large amounts spent In advertising and the Increased expense In handling the somewhat larger traffic, it cap be readily seen that- the railroads cprrie but Just about on a level with themselves. . ft Is understood that the settlers' one way rates which have been on several times' will not be changed, nor will the homeseekers' rates. The settlers' one-way rates are for the purpose of facilitating Western Immi gration and hold goed only for the one way, while the homeseekers' rates are good for round trips on the basis of one fare plus 82. IOWA DEMOCRATS. (Journal Special Service.' CRESTON, la., Aug. 22. Democrats of the Eighth district are holding a con vention here today tor the purpose of deciding upon a candidate for Congress. The name that appears to be the most ;.roininently mentioned In connection with the honor is that of J, B. Sullivan, of Creston. NEW TODAY. "Saturday Chicken Day. SPRING CHICKENS, 23c UP. Ranch Eggs, dos 20o Bent Creamery Butter 45-50c Dairy Butter ..36-400 . 6-lb. Pall Lard 50c 60-lb Compound ........ ....$4.75 Picnic Hams .., Wko Best Sugar Cured Hams ... 15o Ail goods retailed at wholesale prices. La Grande Creamery 264 Yamhill. Have Your Hands Read PROPESSOR STERLING 8o South Third Street The CeleDrated Palmist and Psychologist has returned. PHONE NORTH 424L- ... Your hands reveal ell Questions of life pertaining to marriage, sickness, death, changes, .travels, divorces, separations, lawsuits, business transactions, wills, deals, mortgages, lost or about absent friends, mining ventures, etc. Office hours are 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. dally and Sundays. CHARGES, 60o and 31.00. 389 South Third Street Aw gold (with or without Billing and Ttra r" U.tlnDAttaohm.Dt).Exctauurad. itnti. n1 Hualrud. lramiB TtiM.rlur Ulbtmn. tor all MaahlBM. Uutaj'vn, Carbon Ps. ptr, ana miHWiuuiMnu TTlxwrner sappni and Furnittira. HTwooaaraass wtnmwmo wtTHooi oa.moa. Wyckelf, Seasiens 81 Benedict ma 249 Stark St., Portland, Or. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Astoria &. Columbia River Railroad Co. Leaves. DEPOT. FIFTH AND I STREETS. Arrives. For Maygers, Raln ler.Clatskanle, West port. Clifton,, Asto rla, Warrenton, Fla. vel, Hammond. Fort Stevens, Qearbarr Pk., Beaslde.Astorta and Seashore &x. press. Dally; Astoria Express, -Dally ex. Bsturday. Portland - - Seaside Express, Saturday only. . 1 8:00 A M. 7-ObP.M. 2:30 P. M U:U A. M. 9:40 P. M. TKket office, 255 Morrison street and Union Depot t J. C. MAYO,, General Passenger Agent, Astoria Or. t. PORTLAND & ASIATIC , STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hong Kong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via, connecting steamers for Ma nila, Port Arthur and vladlvostock. - For rates and full Information call on or address officials or, agents of the u. Rv at N. Co. -' ' - - t ' ' . .,,' RAILROAD Tl ME TASLES. - EAST "via.' caiith IS1 OVIU I II DEPOT "HOYT Leaves. AND SIXTH STS. 8:30 p. m. fRESS TRAINS. 7 a a. as, 7:00 p. ss r :" II ' 'I tl IJ Ss , ' ' ' ..'". tj 1 , for Salem, v Rose- onrg, Ashland, Baca 3:30a. m. raroenio. - usaen. San Francisco, Mo- jave, ioa Angeles. mo. law Or. leans and the Bast At Woodburnl taauy exceDt Bun. Kay), morning train connects witn train! tor Mt AngeL SU vtrton. Browns- vine, Bprlnt field. and -Natron, and Albany Local fori Mt. Angel and 811- 4:00 p. m. 7:30 a.m. 1)4:50 p. m. verton. Albany cassenrar.. lO:io a. aa 6:60 p. m. : Corvallls passenger Sheridan passenger p:aa sa Daily. II Dally except Sunday. Rebate tickets on sale between Port , land, Sacramento and SanFranoieco. Net -' rates 7. first-class and lit second-class. Second-class Includes sleeper- nrst'Clasa , does not. , , , Rates and tickets to Eastern points and ft,Tri',e- Also JAPAN, CHINA,, HONO- , Ll'Ltj and AUSTRALIA Can be ob- wlnS at Ticket Oflloe. N,o.( 254.i corner Washington and Third. " YAMHILL DIVISION Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St.-, 1:55 3:25, 4:40, 6:15, 8:30 p. m. Dally ex cept Sunday, 6:30, 8:40 a, m.r 6:06, U:80 p. m. Sunday only. 8 a.- m. Arrive Portland dally, 8:30, 10:60 a. m.. , , 1:3a. 3:10, 4:30. 6:16. 7:40, JO p. a. Dally except Sunday, 8:36, J0, 10:60 a. m,; ex 4. cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.j Sunday only. 10:05 a. m. " . v . j.. Leave for Dallas dally, except Sunday. 6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:80 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondayn( Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:64 p m. Returns Tussdays and Saturdays. :, xcept Sunday. - W. 19 COMAN. Freight atW Passenger Agent 3 ODFfttm wonoNPAcinc THREE TRAINS DAILY e FOR ALL, POINTS EAST ( Arrtvea, UNION DEPOT. Leave Arrive. . criicAao-PORtJUKb .. , " ' SPECIAL fcam 4:30pm For tbo Bast via Hunt- Dally Dally Ington. - - r , SPOKANE! FLYER, ' . For Eastern Washing- , ton. Wslla Walla. Lew- . P m 7:00 a m lston. Coeur cTAtene Pally Dally , f . and Great Northern ', points. - ; .. .. ATLANTIC EXPRES8.I iMpm J-ioaia' For the East via. Hunt- rjau Da,iyM ; ngton. t 1 bi i ii ,l t.,...,.ril u 4 I OCBAN AND RIVER BCHKDULB. , , R!f8NcoFRA Aj?r I 8Aurio..E8o. SS. Columbia ,, rf ' Aug. 5. 15, 25. i topm - . - rOtt " AfiTORlA and 8:00 p m . , -way points, connecting Dally fX" J with str. for Ilwaoo and ex Sun. i;..?, m North Beach, str. Hss- Bat 10 Q1 salo, Ash street dock, p m Bun ' FOR CORVALLIS and 6:4oam 6 00 pm" way points, steamer Mon., Tues., . Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed. , Thurs., . ' (Water permitting.) Frl. ; Sat" " S: B; --. (Wster permitting.) MUr ' l" , . ; TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washing- . ' r ton. Telephone. Mala Pty. ,, 7 TIMB CARD OP TRAINS PORTLAND! f. ; Leaves. 7:36 a. m. Arrives. 8:46 p. m. 11:10 o. m. V, IrU a. m. Puget Sound Limited Kansas city-st Louis Special North Coast Limited 11:10 a.m. 3:30 p. m. coma, Seattle Night Express. 11:45 d. m. I 8:08 p. m. ' Take, Puret Sound Limited or NortlJ ' Coast Limited for Cray's Harbor Points. Take Puget Sound Limited for Olympl . direct .:'' - -- v -i- Take Pueet Sound Limited or KanssB- City-8t. Louts Special for points en South Bend rranch. . , ' u Double dally , train service on Grays Harbor branoh. , - -J- . ,. ". Four trains dally between Portland and) '. Tacoma and Seattle. ...... - A. D. CHAKUVfl, Assistant General Passenger Agent -355 Morrison St, Portland. Or. THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN AND- ::ff? CH i - RUJf OVER CHICAGO: "NORTH; WESTERN RY. TLME-70 HOURS TO CHICAGO t, V' " V; a. a; BARKER aeneril Agent 'C. J. V. rtaUwey. I53 Third St.. - lOKTLANO.C D C A GO r, ')