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V X TIIET OKEGON . DAILY JOUKNAE, rbltTLAN Tee Oregon Daily Journal Clam.d Adt, In TM8 OREOON-CAILY .. jpilRNAL Bring QuU Retarss. v , 'Rates for Ads. in The An ad. of cap line. 10 ewUt ad ditional lines, per insertion. 6 a1"".-' - One week. six insertion In U dally edittone. 25 cents per line. . ji2nZ A One month. 26 insertion In all V editions, 75 cents per line. , ' . One year. 3ii insertions jnjul tlaiiy editions, 17:60 per line. VT'-mu'ii" inimvii. . 4 fineolal effort 1 Tho itla aol noil a . nn ul ' - ' if intnrestlns? t readers of tbe paper. Special , fea ture are used to draw attention t the classified page. Read it. It Is interesting- and will be made mora and more so. - THE JOURNAL, s. Goodnough Building". Portland, Or. Journal telephone Main 600. yf TO ApVERTISERS. rt To insure classifleatlen on these pages copy must be In before 12 .o'clock noon. Ckiasiflcation cannot be guaranteed after that hour. Ada. will 'be received for insertion under J'Too Late to Claaaif y" until 2:30 p. m. XEt EVERY ADVKRTISER RE MEMBER - That when he or she Inserts en ad verUuement in The Journal requiring responses by letter each person la en titled to receive a ticket containing the address and this ticket la AB SOLUTELY NECESSARY in order to obtain the , responses left with lb Journal. . ROOMS FOR RENT. THE ROSS TilVt 1st St., cor. Salmon; elegant rooms; transient soircitea. -. Phone Red 1391. THE LOCKWOOD. 85U4 Morrison st , Furnished rooms; transient. Phone ' Oregon Booth 606. THE CASTLE 372 Wash.; rooms for gen- HELP WANTED MALE. WANTED R. R. men for Oregon, Wash , ingtun, Nevada and Utah; free fare; . , wages to 13 a day; long jobs, s. it. Hansen & Co., 26 N. Second at. HOUSES FOR RENT. . Jl!)D"w6bDWARD, 264"starlt st, r -a) and .insures. ,. Phone Main 846. BUSINESS CHANCES." A SPLENDID fcUSINE8S CHANCE for rtgnt party with buu; $1000 return within 12 months for each 100 Invested. AdJress box D, Journal office. BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR. Free us of instruments. Wanted players for clubs. Hal. Webber 'In structor, 717 Marquam bldg. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. 4 ROOM HOUSE. Highland; bargain, 1660; new house, 6 rooms 2 lots, 11.360, new modern 6 room houne, Albtna, 12,200; new 7 room house, Sunnyslde, modern, lot 86x180 feet; great bargain, ll.l'OO; 6 room cottage, Sunnyslde, nice filace, 1876; 6 room house on base Ine. 1900. Terms to suit. 612 Commer cial building. CLAIRVOYANT. MADAME JOHNSTON, clairvoyant and Card reading; tells past, present and future; readings, 60c. 261 Fifth st. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all affairs of life; readings, 60c; 221ft Morrison at. DR. DE AMANDL'S. European Spirit Medium; . circles every Wednesday at 8 p. m. sharp; spiritual and psychio readings daily. 167 1-2 First st. PERSONAL A. E. Devere, the specialist In treatment of hlr and ecftlp, 600 The Dekmn; phone Red 2849. Y ANTED To correspond with a lady with a view to marriage. Address Box H. Journal, . IF YOU' want to get married send 100 for details to Box 1066, City. ATTORNEYS. Paxton, Beach A 81mon, 610 Chamber of Commerce. James Gleason, 2 and t Mulkey building. BARBERS. Joseph Reidel, 352 Morrison st. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. lEWIS-STENGER Barber SuplSyCa--Grinding of ell sharp-edge tools a spe fCialty. 161 First L . BOOTS AND SHOES. J: Sanger, Repair Shop 443 Washington. r CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. jtilui A. Melton, carpenterandnfder7 3u7 Stalk St.; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pair -Irotises:-Phone - Mam 747. .. CARD JtNGRAVERS. VvKDniNGf and ?tsf$r&AtiiSraT'- graved; W. Q. Smith & Co., Third .floor, Washington bldg. CHIROPODYANDJVIANICURINO. L. Mitchell, expert Chiropodist. Knight's Shoe Store, 234 Washington st Phone Hood 'TIS. COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of coal and wood, 344 Morrison st. BanSetd-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 Sl st. Phone Main 363 and Col. 373. VULCAN COAL,' CO., WHOLESALE dealers best coals, foundry and smelter coke. 90J!!i'58KYLQHT8 Metal Skylights, Galvanized lrorfCor nices. J. C. Bayer, 265 Second at. DENTISTS. 8 M. Hamby, D. D. 8.. room 8 Wash ington bldg., Washington and 4th stg. Theodore 8. Thompson, 60-51 Washing- ion Diag., wasningion and Foirrth st. Fbone lood 414. . P 8. Langworthy, rooms T and 8 Benson bldg., 291 V4 Morriaon st. near 6th. DR. B. IT., FISHER, DENTIST, 215-211 Falling bldg. 'Phone Clay 193. . O, P. S. Plummer. . 260-28 Third st Rows A Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg. 342 Washington st. Laie-Davla Drug Co., 175 Sd st Phone FOB SALE-REALESTATE. FOR SALE Real estate office, wltiT nice list ot properties, 293 East Morrl . son at. . 1 v; ONE 6 ONE 7-ROOM HOUSE; MUST sell: . Installments; make offer. 612 : Commercial building. - GROCERS. Fa. Drtuier & Co., 240-242 Washington aL a . . ...Mn AMI.!,-. II . Itll IfilUA Paris Hair Store, ms Washington at; up .. txKdate .Bait' tUeesea. Rosenthal Bisters Wig -making and icurlng. 160 Fifth at. Hood 814. '-.- -V HARNESS. ''-' "' : COLXJN3, PRESTON, WILSON CO The best values and largest ftclck ex press and- buggy haj-naas a specialty. Wholesale and ratalL. Second and Tar. lor ata. - ' - ' ". ' H0TEL8. Hotel Belvedere Suropean plan, Fourtb a od Aider ata. .-, . INSURANCE. ssbi ISAAC UWHlTE. FIRE INSURANCE. rzs snerieox DiCLg. vregon pnona a 68...- '- - ' JAB. Me. I, WOOD, Concord Bulldtng. phons 47, Employer'a Liability Insut ance, rapresenta American Bonding Trust Co. Fire Insurance. ARTHUR WILSON, Sherlock Bulldlnir. 'phone 1008, represents Home Mutual and Alliance Assurance Are companies. INVESTMENTS. MONEY LOANED on furniture," pianos, etc 892 EL. Morriaon at IF TOU kave some Idle money to Invest In gilt-edge securities in small or large amounts that will earn good returns, see us at once. L. T. Keady & Co., 227 Falling Building. JEWELER8. The L. C. Henrlchsen Co.,- Jewelers and opticians, 284 Washington st -' 11 1 t The. G. Heitkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, 288 Morrison st LAUNDRIES. PACIFIC LAUNDRY CO- 229 and 221 Ar thur st. cor. First. Lowest prices con- . sistent with good work. Prompt deliv ery. 1 0regon Phone, 649. Clean towels dally. Comb, brush, soap, tl per month. Novelty Supply Co., v 42 N., Ninth st. Tel. 410. MAS8AGE. UDME. H. E. ELY, dermatolyogtst, massage, aleotiio treatments. 19t4 First st MONEY TO LOAN. LOANS In sums to SMlt on all securities. Eckerson & Co.. 6 Washington Block. MONEY to Loan on city lots and Im proved farms. W. A. Shaw 4 Co.. Mt Stark st. W. A. HATHA WAT Money to loan. 10 Washington bldg. Phone Hood 41.. LOANS Without publicity on real or chattel mortgages, personal or . salary security, at low rates C. W. Pallett, 213 Commercial block. 'Phone Orant 856. MONUMENTS. Otto Schuman, monumental and build Mng work, 204 Third st ICellmates on first-class work and stock only. BUY MONUMENTS OF WEEKS. 720 Front. Fine work, low prices. NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Ballln. 43 2d St.. Tel. Oak 76. Ves sels and machinery of all kinds de signed. PALMIST. MRS. STOCKS, Scientlhc Palmist; read ings 60c and $1. Fifth St., opp. Post office. PAWNBROKERS Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop., 74 Third st., near Oak. Phone Brown 478. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington sts. PLUMBERS. Taylor & Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting. 88 Sixth st. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee Hobse. Below Imperial Hotel Strouse's Restaurant, 229 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant, 13 id st., N. RUBBER STAMPS. BUSBY & LESH CO. RuTbersTanpsi? Seals, Stenolls, etc, 4H -The Dekum. SKIN AND SCALP; SPECIALIST. BATHS, massage; scalp and skin dis eases permanently cured; manicuring:. Cottage, 167 Park, near Morrison; tel. . Front 1618. ' 8TORAGEAJjrjRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First St., bet. Btark and Oak; phone 696. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warenouae. Front and Clay st. BANKS. LADD & TILTON, BANKERS A5uiuiiu;u in xaoy. 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 Oregon, Washington, Idaho. Montana 1nd British Columbia. Jin. Frankfort, Hons; Kong, Yokohoma, CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. witn wnicn is emaigamatea. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid up... ..$8,000, 00c Keserve t.uw.uw Transacts a general banking business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sum of 210 and up wards and interest, allowed on mini mum monthly balances. Rates on ap plication. 244 Washlngtaon St. E. A. WYLD, Manager. LONDON & SAN1 FRANCISCO BANK, Chamber of Commerce Building, Third and Stark streets. Head office. 65 Old Broad street, Lon don. This bank transact! a general bank ing business, makes loans, discount bills and issue letters of credit avail, able for travelers and -tor the pur chase of merchandise in any city of the world. Deals In foreign and do mestic exchange. Interest paid or time deposits. E. A. MACRAE, Manager. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL' BANK rUKTlAIKU, UK. . 3 Frank Watson President R. L. Durham ............Vice-President,. R. Vf. Hoyt Cashlef Geo. W. Hoyt.v.-."sT..Asslstant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL, BANK- N I NO BUSINESS. Drafta and letters of credit issued available to all parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Oojd dust bought. '' ' . , ' THE UNITED ST ATES-NATIONAli . ' ' BANK. .-' . Transacts a General Banking; Business. Drafts Issued available in all cities ot ' the United States and Europe. President .;. TYLER WOODWARD Vice-President JACOB KAMM Cashier ......F. C MILLER REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS; , t. F. W. and"" I A- Bosworth to F. B. ' ' Tu'.ker, lot 14. block B, Ports- . mouth Villa .... ...... ,.... ilawthorne Estate to M. - Borqulat, - , - Wis I,. 4, block 228, Hawttorn. j Park ...... 1100 I Hale and wife to Oregon Water Power 4k Railway Co.. 70 acres, in v ne, cor. Oeo. Currea D. L. C, in sec. 7. 8, 17, 18. twp. a., r. 4 e. . 60 A and Q. B. Linn to same, 66 2-4 ' ' acres in Jno.-B. Child IX L. C. . 100 Jas. O. Linn and wife to same, 133 32.100 acres in - John B. Child V. U C 221 A ' Horger and wife to same, 146 67.100 acre in Foster D. L. C .... 1S2 F. and J. Krauxberger to E. and T. J. Riggs, lots 17, 18, block II. Pen- - Insular and No. t t . 40V R. D and N. Jones to W. B. Daren Jot 11, block , Kenilworth ZOO F. H. Lewis to H. C. H reed en. lot 18 block 1. aubdiv. "M" Patton Tract ......... 100 Crescent Land Co. to Patrick Early, lot 8. block 1. Keystone add .... S00 Harriet Kennedy and husband to . Chs. H. Dakin, 26x100 ft block 18, Tibbett's add .................. 125 Portland Trust Co, of Oregon to x uiava jonansen, lot lu, block jo, WlUiama ave. add ... 426 Get your Titla insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee eV Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce. BUIL DING PERMITS. To Mrs. Isabella O. Collins. lV4-tory dwelling. East Twenty-seventh and Tag gart streets, fl;80. To Perry 4b Pa IT, repairs. First and Sal mon streets, ,2800, To Wm. Oadsby, alterations, First and Washington, 1270. A. To F. J. Dunbar, 1-story cottage, East Thirty-seventh and East Main, 21,500. To' Capt. Delude, "-story dwelling, Belmont and East Twenvy-nlntn streets, 12.400. To Thos. V. Davis, 1-story dwelling. East Seventh and Shaver streets, 3500. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Uessle Bluughterback L. V. Howard , Wllsle 8. Ross Pernard Bainbridge .. B. L. SwarU R. Canute .- 27 30 24 24 20 26 BIRTHS. Septomber 1, to the wife of Roy W. Whiting, 106 Mason street, a boy. September 2, to the wife of Tony Flb ert'o. STil Water street, a boy. September 3. to the wire of Geo. H. Ctirr, 130 Tenth street, a girl. CONTAGIOUS PISEASES. L. Folke, corner North Sixteenth and Raleigh streets, typhoid fever. Mrs". Chas. Peterson, 347 North Four teenth utreet. typhoid fever. Eima Miller. 'Union awnue and Russell street, scarlet fever, . Klrkland, "76 Lovejoy street, scarlet fever. DEATHS. September 3, Alexander Cameron aged 62 years, tuberculosis. Margaret F.llnor Robinson. aged 61 years, 8 months. 18 days, malignant dis ease of the uterus. Srptember 2. Frederick Bchwelm age not known, heart disease. September 2, S. Reno, -age' not known, pneumonia. September 1, Mary Brogan, aged 59 years, cancer of breast. September 2. Lorenso Marchi aged 17 years, tubercular, meningitis. J, P. Flnley eV Son. Undertakers snd Emalmers, corner Third and Jefferson streets, do first-class work and deal hon oably with all. The Edward Holman Undertaking Co., funeral directors and embalmers, 280 Yamhill.. Phone 507. Crematorium, on Oregon City car line, near Sell wood; modern, scientific, complete. Charges Adults, $35; child ren, $25. Visitors, 9 to 6 p. m. Portland Cremation Association, Portland, Or. ")tto Sshuman, monumental and build ing work. 204 Third tsreet... Estimates on first-class work only. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, carpets, parlor goods, stoves, etc. See I. Gev. urtz & Sons. 17S-175 First, 219-225 Yam hill. Both phones 304. CEREAL MILLS. Acme Mills Co.". Manufacturers Ralston- Acme Cereals. 20 & 22 N, Front st. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland' Electrical Works bfflce353 Stark st Western Electric Works, S06Si Wash st. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HALL 8AFE, standard of tn world; sates sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norrls Safe & Lock Co., 91 First st. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 BurnaldeBt. SLOT MACHINES. All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 843 Washington st TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third street All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies lor all machines. L. A M. Alexander & Co., agents. W. A Rideout, Agent Bllnkensderfer Typewriters. 264 Stark st. TICKTjOFFICES. bverlandTncket Office, T40 ThlryTtTT to 320 saved to all points. TIMBER CLAIMS LOCATED. TYoITwant to locate sugar and yellow pine timber claims? The best, to be had. Apply 423 Ablngton Building TRjUNK FACTORY. Harris Trunk Co., trunks, v arises, satch els, etc., 231 Morrison st. . WALL PAPER. H." P CnrlsTensen. walT pVpefer amS painter. Ill Seventh st. corner Alder. Ernest Miller V Co., wall paper and dec nratnra. 127 First St WHOLESALE GROCERS, Wadhams 4k Co., wholesale grocers, man - ufacturer and commission merchants. 4 and 66 Front at '- n JU.. Allen V Lewis, wholesale grocers, Port Mason, Ehrman Co., wholesale groc er. N. W. cor. Second and Pine sts. Lang 4k Co.. First and Ankeny ata, MARKETS: OF . THE WORLD By. Solten do Ruyter A Co. CHICAGO, Sept i.-Jn the oat pit there Is an Idea that Patten U taking profits on his lone line and leavlne 10 the other fellows -whatever there may be n in u . mi ramer iooks as if he did not want to have a repetition in September of the July experience with anybody.- The December wheat in Chi cago Is barely three cent over the De- cemoer at aiunteapoua ana only t cent over the December at Duluth. The full shipping difference between Minneapolis and Chicago la cents, but It is assumed tbat 4Vk centa Dremium hare would invit. Minneapolis wneat to this market Some wneai people are pegmning to believe there Is to be repeated in their market this year the experience of the last two or three years In cotton. Large yields, but small stocks with persistent selling vr iu. irawn. turn experience in cot ton for Awo years has made a big speo- uiBuys nnrtn wuu an unnappy exper- tence xor snort sellers. There la no doubt about th big wheat yield this year. It begins to look, as if the wheat tarmer was not co aali very f reel v. Primary receipts, 'yesterday were 600.000 Dusneis under last year. The southwest em receipts have now dropped under lsst years; The northwestern car lot yes- icraay were aoous a tnira 01 last year. mere were claims me rarmers were stacking; were not satisfied with the price, and, being In comfortable circum stances, and under no necessity of sell ing, proposed to hold. M. K. 4t T. people ar optimistic on ine ouuook xor tneir property, in all the recent laudatory utterances concern ing the Southwest there has been prac- Eicajiy mi meziiiuu vi mat JU. IV. at 1 . fof the reason that It Ilea entirely with. tn the region that seems likely to enjoy the greatest advances. It can be said with considerable confidence that the in side bull pool in Missouri Pacific, which has been In existence for something like two years, has liquidated its holding with a very substantial profit Th amount of that profit is not made pub lic, but a glance at the stock list will show that this has been one ot the most skeptical pools in Wall Btreet history. Dividends declared -Kubber goods pre ferred, 1 per cent; books close Septem ber 8tn; payable (September letn. t. L,, Estimates by the Hungarian Minister of agriculture on the world's grain crop earn by cable yesterday. Wheat indi cates 188,000,000 over last year and 248,000, 000 over 1900; corn 19U2, 2.878,000.000; 1901. 2.0TO.OOO;00; oats 1901, 2,909,000.000; 1901. 2,663,000,00 bushels. Frosts are predicted for tomorrow in Northwest Nebraska and Iowa, North, and South Dakota and light frosts in Minneapolis. A message from Sioux Falls yesterday said an exceedingly heavy front last nlsht spoiled all the corn In this section. It is safe to say that none will be husked this year in this county. Several reasons Were offered for the eomDlete reversal ins the market move ment yesterday- and for lack of support given. Borne 01 tnoae were representa tives of frost In the torn belt; another wax the rumor that President Roosevelt was dunaerouBly HI, as a result of the accident-to him on Wednesday and fin ally there was the sharp advance in money rates -to as -high as 8 per cent This is the highest figure recorded in some months. The truth of the case Is that the stronger financial Interests in the street who have the market In. hand, decided that it was the policy of wisdom and prudence to discourage any put burst of speculation Such as that which hail in on the dav Drevlous and Inci dent to an apparnetly tealtlmate demand for such investments ' required as New York Central, Pennsylvania and St. Paul. This movement had lowered the cloae of Wednesday'a trading, and assumed so "runaway" a look that It promised, ir It were not nipped in the bud, fairly to carry the speculative element off their feet and in the end likely to Impair er ii.imlv the resources of banks to work hurt to the market Accordingly, these financial Interests not only withdrew their support but offered stock rather fro.iv ni-nn nil the room. An active de mand for stock means active demand for money, so liquidation or securities sig nifies liquidation of loans. If the stock recognised this fact and as one banker puts It, with "go slow'' for the move ment. It will. In the end, be the better for everyone concerned. St. Louis reports that weather condi tions continue to Interfere with eeedlng of winter wheat. Ia some sections the soil I too dry and In Others too wet. but work is progressing and there Is ample time to get the next crop in the ground. Deliveries of wheat by farmers are small as there Is a disposition to hold the stocked wheat. CHICAGO. Sept. 5. VnJpn Stock Yards. Opening strong, lOo higher; 4461 left over. Receipts hogs, year ago, 16, 000. Mixed. 6.f0Sr7.80; folV.0?.'6?1 rough, $6.907.56; light, 6.85i7.65. Cat tle and sheep steady, t. Receipts: Hogs. Cattle. 8heep. Chicago 11,000 16.000 6,000 Kansas City 6 00 12.000 6,000 Omaha ...... ". .000 8,000 7,000 LIVERPOOL, ept- - 8. Cotton 4 to 6 down: soot, aown. eaies, oouu receopts, 18,00i u; lap 1 ween, xo.aoo last year, 9233. LIVERPOOL. Sept. Close. Decem ber wheat. 5-10'A higher; September wheat, 6-H higher; October corn, 6-. unchanged. CHICAGO. Sept. 5. Receipts wheat year ago Duluth, 496; Minneapolis, 317; Chicago, 217 carloads. PARIS, Sept. 5 Opening wheat steady. Spot 6 ot. higher: futures 10 cl. higher. Flour steady. Spot. 6 cl. higher; futures, 10 ci. higher than yesterday a close. Open High. Low. CleSe. WHEAT May" ......20.70 JorrOH 20.70 - 30.70 Dec 6S'4 .69 .684 . 687A CORN May 40 .40 .39 .40 Dec 42T, .43 .41' .43V4 OATS May 31- .31H .31 .81H Dec 26", .26H .2014 .26 PORK May 14.12 14.2? 14.10 14.17 Jan 14.92 16.05 14.92 16.00 LARD Sept 10.47 10.66 10.47 10.62 Jan 8.37 8.42 8.37 8.40 RIBS Sept 10 ?7 10.32 10.25 10 32 an 7.82 7.87 7.86 8.87 LOCAL MARKETS. Portland markets continued steady to day with the single exception that hides and wool went ofT a trifle and were ruled duller. Prices were shaded down half a cent. Hops found contract' prices un changed and the- new crop ruling a rent higher than the old on open sales. Wheat was stronger, the range on Walla Walla tending slightly upward. Fruits were Increasingly on the move, receipts large and sales big, price stand ard. In the rasl seven or eight days stocks of peaches have averaged 6,000 boxes dally. Three cars of Crawfords were In from Albany this morning, as reported by Glafke. Melons continue a large feature, South ern Oregon beginning; to take up the en tire song, from the refrain of first ar rivals last week. Bell ft Co. had a car of Idaho nutmegs, which soon disap peared on the street. . Watermelon prices have shaded down a little, but stand Arm now at 32.50. The Page-Pearson Company had a car Just in. There was an exceedingly large line of that delicious new "melon known, as the Casaba, the California-Oregon muskmelon that has succeeded tha ' original Ottoese variety. Its development Is rather hard to trace, but developed' It la, anVvha com to stay among the dell cade. Itf-fa" Immense In else, mora Ilk a squash than t . ....... : : References Ladd 4k ' THton, Portland; . of California, San FrancUco .-.cisco,-' .1 - (j ? ... . . - Bdlton, DeRuyter Q Co. Members Chicago Board of trade, 8an .2 San Franelsoo Offlee, 490 California St ' a melon In appearance, but deceives Its looks as a table and, a toothsome article. Alt the dealers feet that It ha not had a bow equal to its merits, and request not only In their own interests, but in those of the melon grower and the epicure, that news of the Casaba be passed around. It has come from California up to this time, but In another week will be In from Oregon growers. The Ions overcrowded chicken market was cleaned up this morning, dealer saying, however, that they had simply sent th chickens out to .the ranches. "To mak It up on the egg marketT" wa suggested. "How can that be." replied a dealer, "when most of them tersT' Following are the leading quotation or the day: a GRAIN. FLOUR AND FEED. Wheat Nominal: Walla Walla, 6061c; bluestem, 62c; Valley, vus. Rurlev Feed. 817: rolled. I1I.S0O19. Oats-No. 1 white, I1.01X&1.06; gray, 86c9 11.00. Flour Best grades, $1.50(113:60 per bar rel; Valley, $2.80; graham, $3.00. Mills tuffs Bran, $17.60 per ton; mlddr I- 1 . I ..a .10 JJ. .hnn flfil Hay New Timothy, 311&12; clover, $7.10 OS HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. Hops Contract 23o to 25o open mar-lint- new 17fiil8c. Wool Nominal: Valley. 1616c; East ern Oregon, I014c. RhMiukliu Shearinas. 14&19V4c short wool, 25 35c; medium 'wbpL 30 0c: olna- wool. 60cO$l each. Tallow Prime, per pound, 2Wtc; No. 2 ajid rrao.se. lii'lVtC Hides Dry hides. No. 1, 1$ pounds and up, 15tr-16ViO per pound; ory kip, No. 1, 6 to 16 pounds, 12c; dry calf. No. 1. under 8 pound. lc; dry saitea, uuus ana stag, one-third les than dry flint: salted hides. steer, sound, 60 pounds or over, 7tt8Vio; 60 to 60 ponnds, 7 8c; under 60 pounds, and cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, 6t 6 Vic; kip, sound, 13 to 80 pounds. 7c; veal, sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c; calf, sound, under 10 pound. 8c; green (unsalted), lo per pound leas; cuus, 10 per pouna less L... hMM -.1.-1 -, Cl Q&1 7K Arv each, $101.60; colts' hides, each, IZfybOcl goat sains, common, eacn, iiraioc; An gora, with wool on, each, 25c$L Mohair 25c. GROCERIES. NUTi. ETC. Sugar, cube, $4.60; powdered, $4.46; dry- granulated, $4,26; extra C, $8.76! golden C, $3.65; barrels, lOo; half barrels, 26o; boxes, 600; maple, 12V4fl5o per pound. Coffee Green Mocha, 21&23c; Java, fancy, I6w32c; Java, good. 201lc; Java, ordinary. 18020a: Costa Rica, fancy, 18a20c; Costa Rica, good, 160 18c; Costa Rica, ordinary, I012o per pound; Columbia roast u; Arbuckles, $11.63 list; Uon, $11.13 list. Teas Oolong, different grades. 256J65e; Gunpowder, 28, 32 to 86c; English Break fast different grades, 12V4 to 66c; Spider Legs, uncolored Japan, 30 to 60c; green Japan, very scarce, 30 to 60c. Salt Bales, 2s, 3s, 4s, 6s, 10s, $2.60; fine table, dairy and Imported Liverpool, 60s, $20.80; 100s, $2040; 200s, per ton. $19.50. Salt Worcester salt, bulk, bbls., 220s, $6.00: Worcester. 140 2s, $5.60; Woe sestet, 100 3s, $5.50; Worcester, 60 5s, $5.26; Worcester, 30 10s, $5.00; Worcester, linnen sacks, 60. 86c. Salt Coarse,, halt ground. 100s, per ton, $17.60; 60s, per ton, $18; Liverpool lump, rock. $24 -per ton; 60-lb. rock, $17.50; 100s. $17- Grain bags-Calcutta, $6.75 per 100 for August Nut-Peanuts, 67o per lb. for raw, $39e for roasted; ooooanuts, $5jf90o per 00s; walnuts, 1616Via per lb; pine nut, IOO'12Hc; hickory nuts, 7c; chestnuts, $3.60 f S per drum; Braill nuts, 17c; filberts, 16 rl6c; fancy pecans, li&16Vic; almonds, 14itfl5c. Coal Oil Cases. VSo per gallon; bar rels. 16c; tanks. 14c. Rice ImperialNJapan, No. 1, 6 Vic; No. 2, 4o; New Orleans, head, 67Hc Salmon Columbia River, 1-lb tails, $1.80; t-lb tails, $246; fancy 1-lb flats, $1.85; fe-lb fancy flat. $1.16; Alaska tails, pink. 87 Vic: red, $1.28: t-lb tails, $2. Beans Small white. $V4c; large white SHc; pink, 2c; bayou,3c; llmas. 4c. Tobacco Plug cut, Smoking, 1 3-3-os. fackages: Seal of North Carolina, 70o b; Mastiff, 68c; Dixie Queen, 40c; Red Bell, ?8c; Pedro, 60c: Oolden Scepter. $1.16; fine eut. Cameo, 40c; Capstan. $1.85; Duks's Mixture, 40c: Bull Durham. 66c: Old English Curve Cut, 72rc Maryland Club, 71c; Mall Pouch, 88c; YaNe Mixture, 41.40. Plus tobacco, 16-os. plugs, 42o In; Urummona s Natural L.eat, Sic; piper Heldsleck. 65c: Somethlna Good, un Standard Navy, 87c; T. & B., 53c Spear Head, 42c; Star, 43a. Fine cut chewing: Golden Thread, sc; rest Mail, 70c. v 1 BUTTER. EOGS AND POULTRY, Butter Creamery, 82Vi320c: dalrv. l&a 20c: store, 15V416c. a Eggs 20ff21o per do. Cheese Full cream, twin, 12Ufffl3o; Young America. 134il4c. ' - poultry v-nicxens, mrxea, H SOijfl per J nos; nene, v.w per nor; oroiiers, iz.Wka 3 00; springs, $3.00413.60; fryers, $3.00; ducks, 34. 00(4. 50 per dos.; turkeys, live. 12Vic14c; do, dressed. 1416c per lb.; geese, $6.60$.50 per do. Onions Oregon, 76c 1. Tomatoes 35(2 60o cer bo: tumlna sack, $1.25: carrots, $1.25 per sack; beets. per box; Oregon crawfords, Ashland, 65 80c; Crawfords, Roseburg, 40046a box; grapes. $1421.25 crate; crab apples 3o iter lb: Bartlet pears. 31i.2S box: Cm. saba melons, $2.60 per doxAn. Dried fruit Sun-dried apples, sack nr $1.25: peas, SMc per lb; radishes, per dox. i2V0ic: green onions, per 001, liVitPloo; cabbages, Oregon, . IVic per lb; lettuce. neaa, per 00s, tic; urvgon green com, 15c dos; beans, S86c per lb; blackberries, $1.50 Per crate of 24 boxes: California pears, $1.0Oftl.25 per box; eggplant, 84110c per lb.; cucumbers, 1 OS 25c dos.: srre.n peppers, $1.40 box. ureen rruit lemons, 33.6004' oranges, box, $4.004.50; contaloupes, $1.752.00 per ate: watermelons, $2.0062.75 per do.t prunes, 7ac per crate; apples, $1.004?1.60 blxes, per lb. none: evaporated. 84210c: apricots, 6V?7Vic: peaches, 7V49c; pears, 810c: prunes. Italian. 445c: fix. Cali fornia blacks, 3hbtHc; do. white, 6c; plums, pitted, 64J6c MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Fresh meats Beef, prime, 6V47c; pork, 9c per lb; veal,. 898Hc; mutton, 2Hc3o gross; dressed, 6ViQc: cow. 8H6Hc; buns, W35Vc; iambs, 3Vic per lb. Hams, bacon, etc. Portland pack (western) hama, 15'Ac: picnic. 12c: breakfast bacon, 16l"Hc: light sides, 11c: backs. UVte: dry salted sides. 10V4c: dried beef sets. 18c; Insldee and knuckles. 18c; per pound. Eastern packed hams, under IS lbs, 15',ic: over 18 lbs, laVkc; fancy, 16c; picnic, 12c; shoulders, 12c; dry salted sides, unsmoked, 1.V;, breakfast bacon. 16c; bacon sides. 14Vio; backs, unsmoked, 13 Vie; do. smoked, 14Vic; butts, 12&13C. Lard Kettle leaf, 10-lb tins. 13H; do. 611b tins, 13Vic lb; steam rendered, 10s, 12Tic; 6s. 13c. t Fish Rock cod, $c: flounders, 5c: hali but. 6c: Una cod. 6c: crabs, per doz.. $1.60; rasor clams, per bus.. $1.50; red snappers. 7c; black cod, 6c; stripped bass,- 12c: salmon, Chinook. 7c; soles, 6c; smelt, oc; lobsters, iibic CROWDS OF PEOPLE. The proprietor of . one of the leading hotels In the city says that during the past three days he has been compelled to turn more people away than ever before In the same length of time. "During the five years that I have run this place I never saw anything like the crowds com ing here at present to attend the Elks carnival. ' If such a large Influx of peo. pi should be seen at Seattle. the resi dents there would set up a. howl to the effect that th city la booming beyond all precedent - .. , , . . .. . : - -'Tr.- S. National Bank. Portland; Bank : Crocker-Wooiworth National Bank, San Fran-. ',;;M:,i.: -, :. - . Francisco Produce "j Exchange, , San, . - 102 Third 8t, Portland,' Or, NEWS 'OF AND FOR IMRINERS The Goings and Comings of Those ; Who Plow the Mighty Deep. Two fatalities occurred on board the American ahlp Bt Nicholas during her Paasag down to Astoria from Bristol Bay, Alaska. On August 18 a Chinaman was found dead In his bunk caused pre sumably by an overdose , of morphine, Seventeen day later Emmanuel Grim berg, a fisherman and sailor, fell from the rigging and sustained Injuries from which he died a few hour later. The de ceased was a member of the A. O. U, w. and K, of P. lodges. The remains were brought to Astoria for burial. Inspectors Edwards and Fuller were at Astoria yesterday and Inspeoted the steamers Reliable and W. H. Harrison. The steamer Despatch cleared for San Franolaco yesterday with 675,000 feet of lumber. ' n a dense fog off the California coast yesterday the steamer Tellus, bound Xor Ladysmlth, B, C. ran Into the schooner O N. Kellogg, cutting a big hole In the schooner. The cargo of the Italian ship Pasquale was on fire for 30 days during "her trip from London to Adelaide Australia. The hatches had to be fastened down and the ship had to be kept under reefed sail for fear of fanning the fire. - The British bark Saraantba entered at the custom house yesterday, showing that her cargo consists of 11,500 barrels of ce meht, 400,000 kilo of coke 128 cases of mineral water 100 packages of baskets and four cases of wine. The vessel will begin discharging at once. The schooner Olga arrived yesterday and will reach Portland shortly for a cargo of lumber, AN UP-TO-DATE NEWSPAPER; mere is to o a weegiy journal, $1 a year; a semi-weekly Journal, at $1 60 a year, besides the Daily Journal at $4 a year, by mall. Do you take Th Journal 1 x ou snouia ir you aon t NEW TODAY. FRESH RANCH EGGS 3' doien 4 So Best Creamery ........... .f5e, 6O0 Good Creamery Butter ....50c, 8 So Dairy Butter 40c, 4 So Country Butter 35c, 40o B-lb. nail Lard. Compound BOe 60 lbs. Compound $4.75 picnic nam , iz wc Bacon 12 1-ze, iso Best Ham . .16o Remember Saturday: you get chickens at your own - price this week. La Grande Creamery 264 Yamhill St FOR SALE On NorthruD street, between Twenty- fourth snd Twenty-fifth streets, a choice lot eoxioo teet in one pr tne nest neign borhoods of Portland. We will build for you. You can pay In installments. PORTLAND TRUST CO. OF OREGON 109 Third St FOR SALE. A choice, sightly lot 90x100 feet, south east corner East Alder and East Eight eenth streets. We will build for you. You can pay In installments. PORTLAND TRUST. CO. OF OREGON. 109 Third St. Coal Coal Coal WESTERN FEED & FUEL CO. Dealers In all kinds of Coal, Coke, Charcoal Try the Famous ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both Phone. Officet 154 North fitb St- ait w 11 Arsons k Sold (with orwtthoo BtlUmrMd Tstxi i taUlns AttMfiBMnt), Kxchamrvl. Kent1, mnA R uAlraL top 1 SKilM.. per, tadtottotUmtfcm WITBOUT osisas. Wvcheff. jt ji a?a ' iii iuu ill' m.zL 249 Stark St., PortUnd. Or. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. Leaves. DEPOT. FIFTH AND I STREKTS. Arrives. For Maygers, Rain ier, Clatskanle, West port. Clifton, Asto ria, Warrenton, Fla vei. Hammond. Fort Stevens, (Jearhar: Pk., Seaslde.Astorta and Seashore Ex press, Dally. Astorla"Express, Dally ex. Saturday. Portland - Seaxlde ExpVcss. Saturday only. 8:00 A 11. 11:10 A. M. 7:00 P. iS 9:40 P. M. -S. 2:30 P. M Ticket office. 255 Morrison, street and Onion Depot ' . J. c. mazu. ueneraj jfasseneer Arent Astoria Or. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hons Konr. calllnr at Kob7 Na-auk1 and Sbahg&at, taking freight via connectlnr steamers for Vla- ttlla. Port Arthur and vladlvostock. -For rates and full Information call on or address officials or agenu ot the U. B. dt N. Co. - ,: . - law III Tl IsUaJ RAILROAD TIME TABLES. EAST via. SOUTH Leaves.; UNION DEPOT. Arrives. bVERLANDET4 :90 p. m. fttess TRAINS. 7:4$ a. for Salem, Rose burg,-Ashland. BaeV 8:30 a. m. ramnto, Ocden. San Francisco, Mo-f jave, lm Anssles. El Paso. New Or-i Ueans and the East At Weodbarn! (dally exeeot flun-l KUy). morning train connects with tram tor Mt Angel, nil v a p r a h Uwaw ville, Springfield. and Natron, and. Albany Local fori Mt Angel and 811- verton. 4:00 p. m. 7:30 a.m. 4:50 p. m. Albany passenger. i9-.lt a. va 6:60 B. m. corvallls passenger! Sheridan passenger I 8:25 a. m Daily. Daily except Sunday. YAMHILL DIVISION, 1 v Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St. , HavS PTtl?n'' da,,Jr a. m.. 11:80. 1:55. 3:25 4:40, 6:25, 8:30 p. ax. Dally ex cept Sunday, 5:30, 9:40 a. m 8:06, UJ0 p, m. Sunday only. 9 a. m. Arrive Portland daily, 8:30. 10:60 a. m 1:35. 3:10, 4:30. 6:15.x iM 10 p. m. Daily except Sunday. 4:35, 8:30, 10:50 a. m ex-V cept Monday. 13:40 a. m.; Sunday only, , 10:06 a. m. , . Leave for Dallas dally except Bubday, 8:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:80 a. m, Passenger train leaves Dallaa for Aim Mondays( Wednesdays' and Friday at 8:M - ' p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday. - Except Sunday. ,v . .. Rebate tickets on - sale between Port---land, Sacramento and San Franciaco. Net rates $17.60 first-class and $14 second-elasa. Second-class Includes alee per; flrst-clasa -does not. . , Rate and tickets to Eastern point and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA. HONO LULU, and AUSTRALIA Can be -obtained at Ticket Office. No, 864. corner Washington and Third. Phono Main lit, C. W. STINGER, City Ticket Agent W. B. COMAN. t Gen. Pas, Agent, jiorTtliiriE w IJiqiON PACIFIC i THREE TRAINS DAILY ... FOR ALL P0INT5 EAS1 I O ocri iasdJI lti " C I "$ I UNION DEPOT. Leave Arrive, ctllCAGO-PORTLAD ' SPECIAL. t:ara 4pnt For tho East via Hunt- Daily Daily . ington. ': t 8POKANB FLYER. ' For Eastern Washing- ' . ton. Walla Walla, Lew- P m TK a m Uton. Coeur d'Alene DalTy DaUy . and Great Northern Points. ' ' j ' f ( ATLANTIC EXPRESS ! t:SOpm l:Mm f' For the East-vteiHuntP. pauy' Daily ,.Af.. ittaton. 1 . - r OCEAN AND RIVER BCHKPULKl FOR SAN FRAN- , Cisco. 5Tm BS. Oeo. W. Elder' '( " sept. 9. 19. 29. gf S:00pm BS. Columbia- ESf Sept. 4. . 24. OflPPni . . 'j . FOR ASTORIA an3 8:00 pm n ' 4 . way points, connecting Daily STX- - . with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun. -."VP 10 1 North Beach, str. Has- Bat 10 salo. Ash street dock, p m ?ua FOR 4XRVALLIS and 4:4o a m 4 00 p m " way points. steamer Hon., Tues., Ruth, Ash street flock. Wed. Thursw ' (Water permitting.) FrL Sat (Water permitting.) ' " ' , i TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. Telephone, Main. TUL TIME CARD ; OP TRAINS PORTLAND I v leaves. 7:26 a.m. Arrives, "t 8:46p. C4. " 11:10 o. m. I M a. us. S:0$ p. tn..' Puget Sound Limited Kansas Clty-St Louis Special North Coast Limited acoma, Seattle Night Express... H:10a.ro. I:J8 p. no. 11:45 p. m. Take Puget Sound Limited or NortS Coast Limited for Gray' Harbor points. Take Puget Sound Limited tor Olympiw direct. ' . .... , Take Puget Sound Limited' or Kansas . Clty-St. Louis Special for points ou South Bend trancn. . , . Double dally train service on Gray's) -Harbor branch. Four trains dally between Portland amj Tacoma and Seattle... ' n A. D. CHARLTON. Assistant General Passensrer Agent. ' 255 Morrison St PorUand, Or. . THE ONLY THROUGH TRAINS WITHOUT- CHAN0E OF CARS BETWEEN r .- PORTION! i - AND- CHiGAGO RUN OVER .''.- ' CHICAGO & . NORTH WESTERN RY. V, TLME 70 HOURS TO CHICAGO A; O. DARK.TI?. denerat Agent C' K.' W. Ballwsy. ' 153 Third St- , . PORTLAND, C.i v 4f J! 1