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, P ; - TOE . OREGON DAILY JOtmNAI,; POIITLAITP, FRIDAY EVENING" AUGUST- J29; i 0021 4 fcOiGON Daily JotjRNAi ttasslfted Ads. la THB OttEdON DAILY JOURNAL Bring Oak Returns. , Rates for Classified Acls; in The Journal An ad. of on line, 10 cent; - ad, dltionat Mho, per Insertion, 6 oents. . Ono weele, six Insertion in all dally editions, 85 oents per Una. -V. ; Ona month, 26 insertion te ail dally, editions, 76 centa per lino, .-r Ona yaar, 812 insertion In all dally adltton, 7:60 par Una- v Tba classified ad. page of THE JOURNAL la read. Special effort la made to make it interesting- to readers of the paper.- Bpecial fea turaa are used to draw attention te the- classified page. Read it. It la In' tareating and will ba made mora and mora so. ' THB JOURNAL . Qoodnough Building, Portland, Or, , Journal, telephone Main 600., TO ADVERTISERS , v To Insure classification on these pages copy must be in before 12 o'oioclt noon. ClasBifloatlon cannot be guaranteed after that hour. Ada, trill 1 reoeived for insertion under 'Too, Lats to Classify" unUl 2:30 p. m. LET . REVERT ADVERTISER RE , MEMBER 1 That when be or she inserts an ad vertisement In The Journal requiring response by letter-each person is en titled to receive a ticket containing the address and this ticket is AB SOLUTELY NECESSARY In order to -obtain the responses left with The Journal. -, . - : ROOM8 FOR RENT. ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely furnished ) froat rooms; all conveniences; suitable tor one pr . two gentlemen. XVICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 1 lWrht ; and airy. No. 188 7th at.; use of phone i and bath. THE ROSS 211H 1st at., cor. Salmon; elegant rooms: transient solicited. . Phon ' am.1 -ij 1 ,.vy-y JTHBJ LOCKWOOD." 851H Morrison at jf-urnisnea , rooms; transient, r none '" " 1 JJ " n T THB CASTLB-72 Wash.) rooms for gen ' tlemen; transient Tel. South 761. HOUSES FOR RENT. DONALD O. WOODWARD, 264 Stark st.' rents and insures. Phone Main 24. ,V HOUSES FOR SALE. 1 1200 "Great SootVhataTargam room bouse, big lot. 612, Commercial CLAIRVOYANT, r MADAME! JOHNSTON, clairvoyant and . Card reading; tells past, present and , ' future; readings, 60c. 31, Flth. st, J MRS. STEVENS, the leading "Palmist and .Clairvoyant, gives rahabl advio on all affairs of life; readings, 60c; 221V4 Morrison st. 7 ; DR. DD AMANDU8. European Spirit Medium; circles every Wednesday at , 8 p. m. sharp; spiritual and psychic readings daily, lof 1-2 First st. PERSONAL. A. K. Devare, the specialist In treatment of hair and scalp. 600 The pekum; ' phone . Red 2848, PALMIST. MRS. STOCKS, Scientific Palmist; read ings 60o and II. Fifth St., opp. Post oflloe, k - , v . ,,. ... J I I , ay Full Ufa readings... 26a Prof. Wallace, the palraWL Cosmos, 4th and .: , uiiu,u, pariors J. ana z. ATTORN EY8. ! ' 4 A t Pax ton. Beach ft Simon, 610 Chamber of Commerce. iawea Oleason. t and Muftey juUdWf BARBERS. v. n Joseph Reidel, 252 Morrison St. BATHS. Snowden Bathrooms,. 560H Wash., room Vapor baths, massage and electrio fc treatments. ;..-.s .... . r-.,-- BARBERS' SUPPLIES. Eewis STENOER Bafber Supply Co. Grinding of ail sharp-edge, tools a pe- lalty. 161 First st. . r '" " i if i a i , -i BOOTS AND SHOES. t. Sanger, Repair Shop. 440 Washington. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ' ' - , ii i..i i.'.. i ii nn wmi ii .tin. ...... .... vi oixk bi. , lumce.ana store natures built and reniOdeled, altering and re pair houses. Phone Main 747. ' CARD ENGRAVERS.-'. , iistiu. T. . x. dujilii sc v;o., intra floor, Washington bldg. . y; CEREAL M'JLLjy " Aome Mills' Co.i 'Manufacturers Ralston? v Aome Cereals. 20 & 22 N. Front st. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. J Mitchell, expert ChiropodiitTnghtB Shoe Store, 224 Washington st Phone - Hood 728. . ,. J-.- COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of coal and wood, 844 Morrison at. Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 Third st Phone Main 363 and Col. .-' 33. . l . VULCAN -COAL CO., WHOLESALE. dealers best coals, foundry and smelter i coke.' .. i ' - ; ..... -- . DENTISTS. S M. Hamby, D. D. 8., room 2 Wash ington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore B. Thompson, 60-61 Washing- . . LU TYTk.l. . . w . . :t iuu viuk., 1 vv MJ.iiui(iuift aaii g ourui SIS. P. S. Langworthy, rooms 7 and 8 Benson ; bldg.. 291 & Morrison stv pear 6th. DR. B.:H. FISHER. DENTIST. 216-21I FaiUng bldg. 'Phone Clay 183. ., DRUGGIST8. O. P. S. Plummer, 860-262 Third st Row ft Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg; 842 Washington at Laue-Davl'g Drug Co., 176 2d st Phone FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL SAFE, standard of the world; safes sold on easy payments; trade your 'old safe, for a new one. Norrls Safe ft Lock Co., n First st , EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 22FBurnldl st Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth 1 ana suaer sis,"" ' .'.":. - ' CORNICESSKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor - nlcea, , J. C, llayer, 2ba Second at FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.' FOR BALE Real estate office, with ft sic list of propertiea,. 292 East Morri- i son st. f-:"'i' ., :: 'a; 'r y ' ONE 6-ONE 7-ROOM HOUSE; MUST selH . uistallments: make vffer. (4 Commercial building. ;..- ' . , R?C E bs. 'yl:j g,- Dresser, A "co 240-S42 Washington at. HAIRDRE88INO MANICURINgT? Paris Hair Store. 108 Washington St., up- to-date hair dressers. , .s- ' - --.II , r?-1 Rosenthal Sisters Wig-making and man- , louring. ISO Fifth at. Hood 214. .- - U-W- HAY AND GRAIN. ' ' ' W. S. Lauthers, 119 North Third aL. R lime, shingles and. cement. - - ' . H6USE FURNISHERS. Home - Furnishers Furniture. carpets, parlor goods, stoves, etc. Bee I. Oev. urts & Eons. 173-175 First. 212-225 Yam hill. Both phones 204. ; : HARNESS.". COLLINS. PRESTON, WILSON- CO-r- xne dcbc values ana largest stoca; ex press and burrv harness a specialty, Wholesale and retail. Second and Tar lor sts. , , ,i IN8URANCE. ISAAC L.. WHITE, FIRE INSURANCE. 225 Sherlock bldg. Oregoq phone Mala SOS. , ..i , , JA8. Mc I. WOOD. Concord Building. 'phone -47, Employer's Liability Inaut- a nee, represents American Bonding Trust Co. - rei insuranoa. - ARTHTTR WILSON. Sherlock BuildlBg, 'phone 1008, represents , Home - Mutual . ana Alliance Assurance nre companies. INVESTMENTS. MONET LOANED on furniture, pianos, etc. 282 E, Morrison st IF TQU have aome idle money to Invest In gilt-edge securities in small or large amounts tnat wui earn gooa returns, see us at once. L. Y. Keady tk Co., 227 Falling Building. JEWELERS, i . Beldlng Bros., 45 Third st. diamonds, watdbes, - etc, The L. C, Henrlchsen Co.. Jewelera "and opticians, 28 wasningtoa at.- -, . - . if-- The Q. Heltkeraper Co., manufacturing jewelers, sat Morrison st. LAUNDRIES. PACIFIC LAUNDRY CO.,- 22 and 281 Ar thur st, cor. First Lowest prices oon ststent with good work. Prompt dellv ery. Oregon Phone. 4. r. . o . Clean towels dally. - Comb. " brush,' soap, $1 per months Novelty Supply o u n. nmu J,ei. 'i-JS'MA8SAOE. kfDME. H. - RV - ELY dermatolvoirTst massage,.' lctrie . e treatments. 1MM MONEY: TO LOAN. LOANS in sums to suit on all securities. ucicerson. Co., s Washington Block. MONEY to Loan on oltv lota and im proved farms. W. A. Shaw & Co., S42 Btara si. W. A., HATHAWAY Money to loan. W vrasnington Plug. Pkone Hood 412. LOAN Without tiuhllnltv on n1 or chattel mortgages, personal or salary eecuniy, at low rates. C W. fallett, 212 Commercial block. 'Phone Grant 2S. MONUMENTS. Otto Schuman, monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st. Estimates on urst-ciasa wora ana stocit, only. BUY, i. MONUMENTS OF i WEEKS, 720 NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Ballia,: 48 2d at; Tel. Oak 70. Ves sels ana r mactunery o ., all . kinds ; de- PAWN BROKERS. Portland Loan Office. Dan Man, prop.. ii xuuu ., r uu, rnone crown 476.- - - ... PH0TO0RAPHER8. E. W, Moor, orayon and oil portraits. REAL ESTATE, The King Real Estate Association. 721 Chamber of ; Commerce . . , . . STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First St., bet Stark and Oak; phone 6M. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. BANKS. LADD ft TILTON, BANKERS .. Established in 1850. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on fa ' vorable terms. Letters of credit Issued available in Europe And all points In the United States. Sight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York, Washington, - Chicago, St Louis, Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and Various points in 0lJ?i i5Hh,PuS'' Montana and British Columbia. . Exchange told on London, Paris, Ber lin, Frankfort Hong Kong, Yokohoma, Manila and Honolulu. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. With which, Is amalgamated. HE BANK OFJBRtTISH COLUMBIA Ctfnltal nald no.. mimam. Reserve ...... -. 2,000,008 Transacts a general banking business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts openea tor sum ot fie and up wards, and interest allowed on mini mum monthly balances. Ratea on ap plication 244 Washlngtaon st " B. A. WYLD, Manager. ' i i ." "1 V" '." ' 11 "' i i. LONDON ft SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce Building, Third and Stark streets. Head office, 65 Old Broad street Lon don. :: . . .. i- . - ; This bank transacts a general bank ing 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 ,Uv foreign; and do mestlo exchsnge. ; - '. - Interest paid on time deposits. , E. A. MACRAE, Manager. merchants' National bank. i PORTLAND, OR. , ' 3 Frank Watson ..President ' R. L. Durham ...,i......Vloe-PreeIdent H. W. Hoyt ................ ......Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt.. Aeslstant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL RANK , ' INO BUSINESS. - ' Drafta and letters ; of 'oredtt ' Issued available to all parts of the world. . Collections a .; specialty. Gold dust bought. '' THE . UNITED, STATES'i, NATIONAL Transacts General Banklnr Business. Diarts issuea avauaoie in 4aii cities of the .United States and Europe, ' President ..........TYLER WOODWARD Vice-President ............JACOB KAMW Cashier .................... .F. -C. MILLER REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Wm. Retdt and wife to Jennie De- ' Maraiit, I 3, 4. blk. 2, Home add. .$ 250 W. a. utone ana wue to w. n. west, L 4. 6, blk. 2,, Barrett's add .... 250 V. onirea to w,,r. xoraai, oik. , - Paaadent add., nwUblk. .84. Car ter's add., being L 7, 8............ 10 Bherlf (tor tX A. Holbrook et al.) to M. a. A. DuBulason. fifi 2-2x22 1-i ft In' blk. ZS. Lanes add 1480 P, H. Marlay to Frank Vlllar Br., 1. 1. .2, 2, 4. blk. 2, Henry's add ..... . University Land v-o. to L. C Burke t 8L 22, blk. 128. University Park. 100 B.P.. wneoier ana wire to u. war- : rlnmr, i L 10 blk, 16, lit Tabor , VU&k ..... ..........i.C.......... 1 M- R. and M B. Coelho to o. w. Jackson. L 11. blk. 16. Mt Tabor Villa ... 1000 Geo. yf. Brown to M. M. Golden. LI. I, blk. 22. Woodmere ............. 1600 uerman (irun sc Mian aoeieiy xo . - A. Sheedy, 200 acres in no. cor. 2. a. TomlinsoB D. L. C. sec 20. " twp. I, n.- r. 1 w ...:, 7000 Kate A. Fox and husband to E. R. Oakes. La. blk. 1. Williams a vs.. add 2400 J. Vi and P. H. Marlav to Geo. C. :; Bears, s. 23 1-2 ft of wi L 2, blk, . 268;LaneTs add - 1 A. u. mnis to j. Hi. feterson. i. , 1 Multnomah Berry Ranch 660 Cecil Coot to Wm M. Oregory, 6 acres see. 16. twp. 1, s. r. 2 e.. . .... 400 Wm. M. Gregory and wife to Syca more Real Estate Co.,' same . ... Alice M. Clark and husband to W. s M. Ladd, L 11, 12. blk. 3, Burrage ' traot -..i .'..-.-... . i ''-. C. H. Hill and wife to Augusta B, Leader, L 12, blk. 28, Alblna-Home-tead ...... ...... ...,.......,.- 325 , ii .iuii i' ; ii i - Y - -' . Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee ft Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce. BUILDING PERMITS, To D. B. Heusby, carpenter shoo. East Water and East Washington; 3160. To Joseph Gaston, stone wall. East Main and Btout: 31000. To Guy C. Richards. 2-story dwelling, East Sixteenth and East Couch: 32100. To Wm. Frailer, 2-story dwelling, East Htarx ana .et jsigntrv- To P. L. McKensie. 2-story dwelling, Ains worth and Garfield; 33800. To E. H.' Johnson, lV4-story dwelling, Gantenbein avenue and Skldmore; flUUO. To Maria Pederson, 2-story dwelling, Claokamas and Benton: 31-&0- . . To Bicycle - Book ' Co., repairs, Third and. Flanders! 326. To F. Warren, addition, East Taylor and East Thirty-nftn; 1450. To W. Fi Edwards, repairs. Thirteenth ana Diuniou. viiyv. i in . . Cora Freeman, It, do Robert F. Rob ertson, 87. , BIRTHS August 24 To the wife of Fred Keller, Woodburn. a daughter. J. P. Flnley A Son, Undertakers and Emalmsrs, oorner Third and Jefferson streets, do first-class work and deal hen oably with all. , - i . i TL. Iiu.aul lj.li.iii I InHarf alrtnn Cfl.. funersl directors and embalmers, 260 Yamhill. ,. Pnone soy. Crematorium, on Oregon City car line, near nenwooa; moaern, siannn, tnni.t, chirau Adults.. 845: child ren, $26. Visitors, to 8 p. m. Portland Cremation Association, portisno, ur. . Otto Schuman, monumental and build ing work, 204 Third tsreet... Estimates on flrst-clkss work only. LEGAL NOTICE. . ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Pursusnt to order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Multnomah. In the matter of the estate of H. B. Borthwlck, deceased, duly made and entered on the 4th day of August, 1802,! will pay a dividend of 12 1-2 per cent on. ail claims property niea ana ap proved. Apply at my office, room 18. Alns worth building. DAN. J. MOORE, Administrator H. B. Borthwlck Estate. . , , i n, ill ,n .. Bankrupt Mllliaers Stock For Sale. WW sell for cash, ealed bids, on Bep titnber 6i 10 per cent 'amount tq ac company bid, bankrupt milliner's stock, consisting of trimmings, silks, satins and trimmed nets.- Stock-to be seen in Cham ber of Commerce bldg. JOHN L. HARTMAN. Trustee. Room 8. Chamber of Commerce. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical . Works Office 3a Stark at . Western Electrie Works. 205H Wash st. PLUMBERS. Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting. 88 Sixth st RESTAURANTS. Morris', Lunch and Coffee House. Below imperial jtiotot Btrouse's Reataurant 228 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant, It 3d at, . RUBBER 8TAMPS. BUSBY ft LESH CO. Rubber stamps, a 1. Ul.n..l,a mrt AVI Tlu, rukuM SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALIST. BATHS? message; scalp and skin d ls eksaa permanently curea: manicanng. Cottage, 167 Park, near Morrison; tel. Front 116. 8IGN WRITER. Jessie WaddelL sign writer, Taylor st rnono noou no. runuuiu.; SLOT MACHINES. .All styles; repairing; phonographa, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., . ,o xr...irttnn St. W . m - TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third Street, All ni.e Wl tjj.wrnw iwi rent. Supplies tor all machine. L. ft M. Alexander ft Co.. agents. W A. Rldeout Agent Btlnkenaderfer Typewriters. 284 Stark st " TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Offloe, i4TThird 'atTl to 820 save to an pwms. TIMBER CLAIM8 LOCATEQ. DO YOU want to locate sugar and yellow pin timoer oiaimsi nm oesi 19 oe had. Apply 423 Ablngtbn Building. r TRUNK FACTORY Harris Trunk Co!, trunks, valises- saich .i. m aai Marrison Bt " . WALL PAPER. H".f rcTulS1eneen,J J wall " psperer and painter. 141 Seventh, at. corner Alder.. Ernest Miller ft Co.. wall paper and dec ; ...... , tr virst at , -i i WHOLESALE GROCERS. Wadhama ft Co., wholesale grocers, man ufacturers and commiasion raerchanta 84 and 88 Front at. t Allen 'ft Lewis, wholesale grocers, Port- lano,-.. ura, j.'i Mason. Ehrmari ft Co., whofesal groo ra N. W. oor. eeoona aaa niii sts. Lane ft Cd., First and Ankeny sta, .:.' ' THE MARKETS.'.- - y; . k. . , GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. - . These, quotations are furnished by Bol ton de Ruyter ft Co., 102 Third St, Mc Kay building. Members of Chicago Board of Trade: ' " open HlKb. Low: Close. WHEAT " Septr4,.,..0.6ltv().iOH 30.80 0.70 CORN Vi' .- ,'?Vs. Sept v. . .. ! .68 iV-, M .66 - . .I7H Deo ;... , i.42 : j 43 .42 ..46 OATS . : U4 ' Sept .2 . . .27 .26 .26 Dec . . .... .25 J6 .25 .26 PORK- . . 1 ?ept ,. .... .18.85 i 17.10 18.86 17.06 , an ,.4.. 14.60 t 14.82 14.60 )4.7 VLAR1- Sept .... i, 10.40 10.66 10.27 10.40 an tit , 1.2ft 8.12 8.22 , RXB. . - - Sept....... J.2 iJO.JO ' 8.92 10.26 Jan 7.60 , 7.7ft ?.0 7.72 ' .- OUOTATIONS EVIRYWHIRl,rr (Special wires to Bolton de Buyter ft Co.) Chicago, ux. 29. Record-Herald: "Com ,. mission people say there has been of lata suuie loosening up in me Beptemoer Jtii, suggesting there has been enough Iquidation , by the big holders to-considerably relieve the 'market Some corn people are predicting receipts at this market by the end of .the next week will bo on the average about 160 cars a day, and there are people who are predicting with the present weather conditions un interrupted for two weeks Chicago will be getting 600 cars per day." "The Deonle are aolne short on new I September oats,1' say Davis Lascar. iny mun oe crasy, unless iney expect to get out an injunction when the time for delivery comes ' around. It is not a matter of being too high or too low, but I cannot see where anyone can confidently expect to get standard oats with which to make a delivery. They are not here now; they are not coming and our ad vices are that farmers who are threshing from the stack are not retting them." An expert is -olne through Illinois for Harris Gates to decide, as to when the corn will be out of the way of frost and also as to the amount of old corn left. .He Is reporting, that corn will need from two to three weeks to bs perfectly safe, according to locality. .He is finding plenty of old corn that will be on sale when the new crop Is beyond any risk, Frequent rains have delayed cane In the South and cutting in parts of the North west. The movement of new wheat la abnormally light and much of that ar riving is damp and smutty. In Middle States. CINCINNATI, Aug. 28. Price Current Weather conditions the past week were favorable fir growing corn crop and re ceipts wore fully maintained, tn Kansas and MlHSOuri the late corn needed rain. Immtmue crops In those states. Spring wheat threshing is more1 favorable than last week. Delay by rain have made harvesting and threshing a little late. Winter- wheat movement is normal and receipts to grade low but there seems to be a slightly Improved tendency. Oats have been so seriously damaged by rain in lllnols and Iowa during the last few weeks that the supply, has been decidedly reduced. At the same time there will be much low-grade oat. . : FRENCH WHEAT. ""PARIS, Aug. 20. Opening wheat spot, weak. 66 ci lower; futures 16 cl lower; flour woak. J Argentine shipment of wheat and corn last week, 72,000. 112,000; previous week, 128.000, 181.000; last year, 168.000. 1,360, 000. - - CHICAGO SALES. CHICAGO, Aug. 29. Cash buslnees her was 40,000 bushels No. 1 Northern at 3 8 over September.' There were no aales of corn for shipment but purchases were reported of 60,000 bushels No. 3, to arrive. . , , COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29. Spot cotton opened with moderate business sales. 6000 futures opened easier, one to four points off, and at 2:30 p. m. quiet, one off to one up. LOGAN A BRVAN'S LETTER. . Wheat Liverpool (unchanged to lower. Paris. lower. Antwerp, lower. Bradstreet clearances for week 6 million, against million last year. Broom hall cables that Liverpool was de pressed by the pressure on spot wheat and brillaint weather. Market here was a little firmer. It Is. partly due to slightly ahoWery conditions In the Northwest and partly to the firmness in coarse graln. It was a very dull market however, in very way. Cash demand, slow. Corn Liverpool lower to higher. Market very firm and on low 'temperature in extreme Northwest, which admitted the' possibility of frost In, the Northern latitudes. . Shorts covered. On the whole the weather throughout the West Is fav orable and the crop, although higher temperatures would be desirable. Oats Market was firm partly In symp athy with strength In corn And mainly on shoru covering. With the extremely small stocks of contract oats little or no deliveries are expected on Tuesday next on September contracts. This scattered short Interest is September oats may ag gregate considerable, but the situation hardly looks threatening. Provisions Market is lrresular. Pork and ribs are higher and a shade lower. Keceipts 01 nogs, 4i,vuo. against 50,000. Prices at the yards were lower. The pork and ribs were supported, by local packing Interests. The lard seems to have poor support and the cash demand for lard Is slow. ' ' i " , LOCAL MARKETS. ! . The tone of the Portland market was better and stronger along the entire street this morning, with marked features, es pecially in groceries and staples, which was exra-esed by Wadhams In the form that business was decidedly good. Fruits, fish and produce were likewise strong. Prices were generaly unchanged, but shipment and order were lively. Malarkey & Co. reported Sound halibut one-half cent higher and movement quite good. . The first Eastern and Southern Oregon watermelons were reported, ' California having ruled to this point. Rogue River sent the first southern cargo, a 1300 car, received by the Portland produce and commtilon houses. The stock is fine In slae and color, Indicating a good crop. Initial figure ar 12 . 32.60 per dosen. Olafk reported the first car of Payette, Idaho, caatelopes, nutmegs, being the Rockyford variety, initial prloe, H.60 to 31.76 per crate. The peach supply Is short Aahlands be- In pretty well cleaned up, though there 1 considerable supply of , Myrtle Creek and Merlin now due. Oregon Hen Depot reported chicken from two to four-bits lower per dosen, but did not change the general prloe. Oeneral , quotations remained little changed through the entire list as be low. GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED. Whut. Nominal: Walla Walla. COa bluestem. 2c: Valley. Bo. uaney r eea. n i.fi. Oats-No. 1 white. H.00&L06;.aray, Joe WF1our-Bet grad. UWtM per bar rel 1 Valley, $2.80; ftraham, M-OO-v. MlllstUII wran, t"r Ings, 323: shorts, $18.60: chop, $181. Hay-liaw Timothy. $H12; clover. $7.60 ti.uiuituil Sin ta S&o. i. Wool-Nominal; Valley, 1018c; Eaaf Thln.-U'ering.. iMTlOc: short wool, 2:frJic: medium, wool, ?0c; long wool. 80c 31 each. ' J. Tallow Prime, per pound. i4o; NO. 1 n i&fiiiKiLn nar Bound: arv KID. No. 1. t W lMounda, 12c dry falf. No. 1. under 8 TpoMinds. 10: dry aaltod. bull and tags, one-tbird lee than dry flint; salted, hides, steer, sound." 0ound and over; 60 to 80 pound, iwesc:- nnder 6(Kaunda. : 1' stass and bulls, sound. 60 ftVet kip. ound, 1 to 30 pounds. 7o; veal. i?und, 10 to 14 pound, 'to; fait' otrnfi under JO jounas, Downing, . Hopkins & Co; v Wll EAT AND STOCK BROKERS Room 4, around Floor - Chftmber of Commerce References Ladd ft 'Til ton, Portland; U. 8L National Bank, Portland; Bank : ot California, San Francisco: Crocker-Woolworth National 1 Bank, Ban Fran , ciseo. - ..y'-'"-''-r' '"'' " '"':-ry- ' -.. Members Chicago' Board of Trade, Ban' Francisco Produce Exchange, - San :? :-," Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange. , Grain, Provisions, Stocks Bonds and Cotton San Franclsoo Offloe, 490 California St . j ' 102 Third St, Portland, Or. per. pound las: eulla, le per round leu; horse hide.' salted, each, 1.2C1.75: dry, each, $161.60: colts' hides, each, 26990c; goat skin. : common, each. I0i6o; An gora, with wool on, each, 25c$l. Mohair 26a -. '. v GROCERIES.' NUTS. ETC. Sugar, cube, 34.60; powdered, 34.45; dry granulated. 34,25; extra C, 33.75; golden C, 33.66; barrel. 10c: half barrela 25o; boxes, 60c; maple, 12M16c per pound. CoffeeGreen Mocha, 212$c; Java, fancy, 26 32c; Java, good, 2i2-lo; Java, ordinary, W4f20o; Costa Rica, fancy, 196 20c; Costa Rica, good, 16 18c; Coata Rlcs, , ordinary, I0j2o per pound; Columbia roast- 311; Arbuekle' fll.63 list; Uon. 31113 list Teas Oolong, ' different grades, 259650,' Gunpowder, 28. 32 to 23c; English Break fast, different grades, 12ft to 65c; Spider Leg's, uncolored Japan, 30 to 60c; green Japan, very scarce, 80 to 80c. Suit Bales, 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s. 10s, 32.60; fine table, dairy and Imported Liverpool, 60s, 320.80; 100a, 320.40: 200. per ton, 319.60. Salt Worcester salt, bulk, bbls., 320s, $5.00; Worcester, 140 2s, $5.60; Wor cester, 100 3s. 35.50; Worcester, 80 6a, 36.26: Worcester, 30 10a, 36.00; Worcester, linnefl sacks, 60s, 86c Salt Coarse, halt ground, 100s, per ton. $17.60; 60s, per ton. $18; Liverpool lump,, rock, $24 per ton; 50-lb. rock, $17.50; liWs, $17. '- - . - Grain baas Calcutta, 36.75 per 100 fot August -' . Nuts Peanuts, 6ic per 10. tor raw, $99o for roasted; cocoanuts. 5tWc per dos; walnuts.. 15frl5Vao Per lb; pine nuts, 10$12e; hickory nut. 7c; chestnuts. 83 5) 5 per drum; Brasll nuts, 17c; filberts, ii 43 16c; fancy pecans, l&lVc; almonds, 1415o.'. . . Coal Oil Cases, 20o per gallon; bar rels, l(c; tanks, Ho. Rice Imperial Japan, No. 1, 5c: No. 2, 4c; New Orleans, head, S'tfTWc Salmon Columbia River, l-lb tails, $1.80; 2-lb talis, $2.46; fancy t-tb flats, $1.86; -lb fancy flats, $1.16; Alaska tails, pink, $7c; red, $1.2Si 2-lb tails. $2. Beans Small white,. S4c; lurgt white, $c; pink. 2c; bayou, 3,c; lima, 4sc. Tobacco Plug cut, -smoking, 1 2-8-oa. fiackagear Seal of North Carolina, 70c b: Mastiff, CSc; Dixie Queen, 40C; Red Bell, 38c; Pedro, 60er Golden Scepter, ILlSi fine cut Cameo. 40c; Capstan. , 31.85: fcuko'i Mixture, 40c; Bull Durham, 66c; Old English Curve Cut 72c: Maryland Club, 71c; Mall Pouch, 88c; Yale Mixture, $1.40. Plug tobacco, 18-os. plugs, 42c lo; Drummond's Natural Leaf. 67c: Piper Heldeleck, 65c; Something Good, ' 44c; Standard Navy, 37cr T. ft B., 63c: Spear Head, 42c: Star, 43c Fine cat chewing: Oolden Thread, 68c; Fast Mail, 70c. BUTTER' EGOS .AND POULTRY.. " Butter Creamery, 22Vt825o; dairy. W9 20c; store, 16i16c. - , Eggs20210 per doa Cheese Full cream, twine, - I2Vfc13; Young America, 13$ 14c. .,. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $4.605 per dos; hens. $5.00 per dos; broilers. $2.6i3 300; springs, $3.0093.&0; fryers, $1.00: ducks, $4,001150 per doa; turkeys, live, 12c14c; do, dressed. H61c per lb.; geese, 38.006.50 per doa Potatoes New potatoes, 8065c per cental; - California aweet potatoes, 2U 20.: Onlo Oregon. 76cQ)$l. Tomatoes 3650e per box; turnips, ack, $1.25; carrots, $1.25 per sack; beets, $t26: pea. 34o per lb; radishes, per do 1214l5o; green onions, per doz. 2ttiQi5ci cabbages. Oregon, l4c per lb; lettuce. head, per aos, zc; uregon green corn. 15o dos; beans, 34?&c per 10; Dil ilnckberiies, $1.60 ner crate of 24 boxes: California pears, $l.wn.25 per box; eggplant. 8&l what be could gefc Another had two coe per lb.; cucumbers, 102c doa.; gretentttlte8 now brlnnlr hlm . .1R ' oeDDers. $1.40 box. Gren fruit lemons, $3.50 4: oranges, box, 34 0W54.50: contalotipe. $1.752.00 per crate; watermelons, J2.V(i2.75 per doa.: prunes, 75c per crate; apples, $1.0Otyl.5O per box; Oregon Crawford, Ashland. 65 4160c;' Crawfords. Roweburg. 4V46c box; grapes, 61(91-26 crate; Crab angles 2c per lb; Bartlet pears, $l'fj;.L'S box; Cus ssba melons. 2E0 per duti-n Dried fruit SWI-drled apples, sack or blxes, per lb, 688c; evaporated, 810c; apricots, 67fcc; peaches. 7c; pears. 8610c; prunes, Italian. 405c; fiss. Cali fornia blacks, 3V4c; do. whits, 6c; plums, pitted, 56c. - MEATS AND PROVISIONS. . Fresh meats Beef, prime, 7c: pork. 80 per lb; veal, 8f&8c; mutton, 2c3o gross; dressed, 6 Ml 6c; cows, 6H$6Vbc; bulls. 6c: lambs, 684c per lb. Hams, bacon, etc. PortlaJid pack (western) hams, 15Hc: prcnlc, 120; breakfast bacon, 16l7too: light sides, 11c: back, Uttq: dry salted sides. 10c; dried beet sets, 16c; tnsidea and knuckles 18c: Per 1? pound. Eastern - packed hams, under 18 lb. 35He: over IS ilia, 15c; fancy, 16c; ,ptcnc 12c: . shoulders, 12c; dry' salted sides, unsmoked, 13c; breakfairtbaeon. 16c: bacon sides. Uc; backs, unsmoked, 13o; do. smoked, I4c; butts. 12'ul3c. Lard Kettle leaf, 10-lb tins, J8c;. do, steam rendered, 10s, 6llb tins, 1SHC lb; iz'ic: os, ix. Fish Rock cod. Sc: flounders. &c: hali but, 4c; ling cod, 5c; crabs, per doz., i.ou; razor ciuiiib, irr hub., i.u, i cj snappers,' 7c: black cod, c; strlpppa bass, 12c; salmon, Chinook, 7c; soles, 6c. There is to be a weekly Journal, $1 a year; a semi-weekly Journal, at 31.60 a year, besides the Dally Journal at 34 a year, by mall. Do you take The Journal f You fhould If you don't. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Astoria & Columbia ' River Railroad Co. Leaves. DEPOT, FIFTH AND T STREETS. Arrives. For Maygers, Rtln ler.Clatskanle, West port, Clifton. Asto ria, Warren ton, Fla vel. Hammond. Fort Stevens, Oearhan Pk., Seaside, Astoria and Seashore Ex press, Dally. Astoria Express, Dally ex. Baturdar. Portland - Seaside Express, Saturday only, , 8:00 A. M 11:10 A. M. 7:00 P. M. 1:30 P. M 8:40 P.M. Ticket offloe, 256 Morrison street and Union. Depot . J. C. MAYO,, General Passenger Agent. Astoria Or. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. : For Yokohama and H6ng Kong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamer for Ma nil. Port Arthur and Viadivostock. For rata and full Information call on or address official or agent of th O. R. A N. Co. ';-'-" . ; s rwwi, 11 4 oM (wlU without Bllttn sdS Tabs-1 aolUpUrtC fVfton Trp.wrlUr ailoni I pr, uinirallUMU TnSrr suppim I kail rural tar, wssooairsw yeaawso I Is 11 1 1 1 1 SI I'tiBni. ....... 11c ll 349 SUrk St., lorfUnd, Or. PROBLEM 0FTANKS Before Council Gommit- w a vwM. J e 1 A LIVELY SESSION Rcmoasirators Fiery in Their -Ar gamcnts No Action Taken. Probably the liveliest meeting- of the present Health and Police Committee of the Council took - place this ' morning. There was really only ona question before the committee, and that wa the remon strance of a large number of property owners of Albtna against the petition of the Standard Oil Company for the priv ilege of erecting Immense storage -tank In their midst. There were about a dosen remonstrators present and they were very emphatic in their1 verbal pro tests. Manager Flanders of the oil com pany was also present to explain HIS COMPANY'S POSITION and why It so desired this special loca tion; also to answer any question which might be asked of him. ' the neUtlpHers.JWho represented all the way from one house and lot to 200 Iota, by Dr. Swain had many reasons to offer why the petition should, not be-granted. First, depreciation In the ..value of prop erty,, which they placed at SO per cent; iosa of .tenants who hay, already given notloe that they will mover danger to lif and the cancellation of all Insurance' poli cies In the neighborhood. Some main tained that their little and large hold ings In many instances represented 'the saving of a lifetime and that It would not be 'fair and Just to reduce the vaUi of a $4000 house to $2000. J I CAPTAIN IIOOAN SAID that his children had already exoreseed their fear and that he would certainly have to move and rent his residence for K ... V . w M.V...U. each of which would not b rentable! more than $ or $7. aljoald Bie tuiilt be? located as proposed. His tenant had already notlned him that they would va cate if the oil came.. Samuel Connell, ono of 'Portiaad'a substantial ' business men. If , not the loudest raised objection, was the most logical. ' Others were almost car ried off their feef by their vehemence in addressing the commiuee. Mr. Connell, who Is president of two manufacturing' doncerns in Alblna, said; CONNELL' S OBJECTIONS,,.. ''While y am very friendly with Mr Flanders, self-interest and the interc-st o; the district, eompell me to strongly ob ject to the Standard Oil Company's peti tion being granted. Now, aa n starter, take the Insurance question. I have been paying 7Vi per cent which Is all t rin stand. It is not only this but the mun . ance people have already cancelled thraa of my policies and will not 'give me In surance even at a prohibitive rata ' Chairman Blgler: "Were ; the reason given for cancelling the policies that the oil tanks Were coming there T" "Well, not exactly, but if, the petiUon had not been filed' and aired in the pre I am sat lulled, the Investigation would probably never have occurred, or at least not at this time. Shortly after the news came out an Insurance man visited our district and made a secret investigation. The cancellation of 'the policies followed Immediately. Of course the immediate cause of the action of the insurance peo ple was the lack of a fire boat and the inadequate water supply. I don't blame the O. R. ft N, Company for petitioning the city for a better water supply. I caa turn on a stream on the ground floor of one of my factories and beat the water to the roof." THE OTHER SIDE. Mr. Flanders .then arose and addressed the committee,' being interrupted many times by remonstrators who lost their temper and ware very fiery In their re marks, both direct to Mr. Flanders and among themselves in uhder-tones. The speaker's argument was In the main al most the same as "he has uttered before. He said he' bad tried to secure river front site on the West Bide clear down to Llnnton and on the East Sid from the present plant to St Johns, but eould find no, available one except the on pe titioned for. He said In1 explanation- of th water front proposition that to lanl fuel oil here by rail it would cost the consumer as much aa wood at $3.50 per cord but that if tank steamera could bo utilised he eould compete with wood at less than $2. Mr. Flanders answered all the question put to him "in a mild and logical manner, but his position wax era! ..time anything bat pleasant; ' ,,i After alt no action was taken, and up on vote the petition was tabled. SHOT, BY ACCIDENT, ' J. Jensen of Llnnton, I' at th Good Samaritan"Hoplt.I as the result of the accidental' discharge of a gun, Jensen was out huntlAgwfcea tha- ajun became wedged In soma thick brush, and in try Ing to get It out, 'the1 'trigger was pulled and the weapon dlsharged. Th wound la not terlous. -' -I v.. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. EASTvi SOUTH Leaves. DEPOT HOYT AND SIXTH STB. Arrtvs. ' ioyerlan: 8:30. p. m.' r-KESS - TRAINS 9 $ "4 . lor . Salem. ' Rosa burr, Ashland. Sa 8:30! ramento, Ogden, San Frandsco, Mo Jave, Los Angela, "J:00p.l m Jrao. new jr lean and the East ai woooaurn (dail v . exeent Ru n .1 Jday), morning train) uuuuBvia who iraini tor Att Anfel,' Sll v e r t o n, . Browns ville. SDrinxfleld. and Natron, and Albany Local for w Angel and Bll verton. v " - 1 4:00 p. m. 7:30 a.m. )!4:60 p. m. 'Albany nassens-ar no:io a. at 6:50 p.m. S:25 a. m, eervallis passenger Sheridan passenger Dally. 11 Dally except Sundav. : Rebate ticket on sal between Port land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates 317.50 first-class and $14 second-class. Second-class include sleeper; Crat-ciasa does ndt - . " Rates and tickets to Eastern point and Europe, Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob tained at Ticket Office. No. 264. comer Washington and Third. YAMHILL DIVISION, ... -1 Passenger Depet, foot of Jefferson St Leave Portland daily 7:20 a. m., ia:80,i 1:66, 3:25. 4:40. 4:25, 6:30 p. m. Daily ex cept Sunday, 5:3Q, 8:40 a. m 6:06, U:$0 p.' m. 8unday only, 8 a. m. " v 1 Arrive Portland daily, 3:30, 19:60 a. tn., 1:3S, 3:10, 4:30, 6:16, 7:40.10 p. m. Dally except Sunday, 6:85, 8:30, 10:50 a. nt; ex cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.; Sunday .only.. 10:05 am. 1 i : 7 Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, 6:05 p. m. - Arrive Portland 8:30 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrll Mondaya( Wednesdays and Fridays at tM p. tn. Returns Tuesday and Saturday Except Sunday. W. E. COMAN, Freight affd Passenger Agent .';' -1 . OPFfifW, t THREE TRAINS DAILY-.. -.-.- f FOR ALL. POINTS BASt i UNION DEPOT.'. HiCAGCP6RLANl i SPECIAL. For tho East via Hunt ington. Leav Arrive. 4:30 pm DaUy , 9; a m Daily SPOKANE FLYER, Fort Eastern Washlng-i ton, -Walla Walla, Low la ton, Coeur d'Alene and Great Northern points. ATLANTIC EXPRES9.I For the East via Hunt ington. 6:15 p m Daily 7:00 a m Iaily 8:60 p m Daily 8:10 a tn Dally r OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. . '75; rs XcA if. fZTf uNtrv'l FOR SAN FRAN- ly-,- CISCO . ! r rom SS. Geo. W. Elder- : Aug. 10. 20. 80..... 2' 8.00 pm BS. Columbia :1 . ' ; - P2f J . ' ". KTSSTSRiX and 8:00 p m , - way;' points, oonnedtlng Daily rSJ1?. with str: for Ilwco1an ex Sun. l;.1" : North Beach. tr. Has- Sat 10 fS-""v salo. Ash street dock, p m Bun v FOR CORVALLIS and 6:4 am :00pm way points, steamer Mon., Tuea, Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed. Thurav." (Vater permitting.) Frt Bat .; FOR DAYTON, Oregon fn.m $ 00 0 m: City and Yamhill River X? m Mon: - street dock, Ca , . lp-tn" 1 Water permitting.!! Bab -.'jr1, Kj pCKET OFFICE, Third and Washing . wh. AainUUDO, jaKIB li , TIME CARL . op . - PORTLAND: Arrive!! (:4$D.tu.( 11:10 o. m. 1;0Oa. nv. 2:06 p. m.!- Leavea 7:25 a. m. Puget Sound Limited Kansas Clty-St -Louis Special.....:. H:i a. m. North Coast United 8:30 p. m. a coma, Eeattle , Night Expres. . . 11:43 p. m. Take Puget Sound Limited or NortH Coast Limited for Gray Harbor point. Take Puget Sound- Limited fori Olympla' direct. Take Puget Sound Limited or Kanaa Clty-St Louis Bpecial ' for point ie Bouth Bend rrancn. . - Double daily , train servloo on Gray's Harbor branch. i . Four trains dally between Portland and! Tacoma and Seattle. A. D. CHARLTON. AssistAnt General Passenger Agent. ' 253 Morrison St.. Portland, Or, , ,t" THB ONLY THROUGH TRAINS WITHOUT CHANUE OF CARS BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CHSGAGO RUN OVER CHICAGO "4VJJ0RTH- WESTERN RY; tLlE--70 HOURS TO CHICACa a. o. DAr cr . General Agent C & N. A '. J 153 Third t Vr-:i " aV
