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THE OUEGOK ' DAILY JOUltNAL, rOKTLAlO), SATUJJDAT iEJOKO, ITKBlltr Alt . 55 P 1903.' '
Real
Estate
Opp
and
i
ortunities
HENKLE & BAKER 219 Abington Bldg., Portland.
Biisinssi Cliaiiees
BUSINESS CHANCES
A Bargain
$4000--Stock of general
merchandise, all fresh,
new stock, In a ' good
town in Willamette val
ley, on R. R. This is a"
good opening; on account
of health must change
climate. Will exchange
into good property in or
about Walla Walla, Wn.
BARGAIN
80 ACRES
All level land fronting on
a good road 12 miles from
Vancouver, 18 miles from
Portland, 10 acres under
plow, good neighborhood,
jnvenient tor school; land
all burned over last year,
now easy to clear; noth
Ing left except the well,
some stumps, mortgage
and taxes. Must be sold
FARMS THAT ARE WELL LOCATED
40 acres lmprored farm, Ana large
house, barn, orchard, 7 miles from
Portland, t mlnutea' walk to K. R. eta,
44-aore Improved farm, house, barn,
orchard, watered by running stream
and springs, 7 miles from Portland;
line. ivel road, one half mile to elec
trie line.
It aorea improved.' house, etc., 12
miles out: chcu at 1760.
10 acres. all oholoe, level land; 110
aores In hay; the beet bay farm In
ciara county, Washington; nous ana
barns, running water. Income from
rents will easily net above 10 per
cent Interest on price asked.
820 acres, all good, rich, level land,
over 100 acres awale land, about 60
acres cultivated; house and barn, gqpd
water; 4.500,00 feet good timber, con
venient to V. O., store and K. K. Cheap
at 117.60 per acre.
11 acres, all choice, highly cultivat
ed land, fine 7-room house, nice barn,
mllkhouse, I acres choice orchard, ex
cellent water; 7V miles to Portland.
minutes' walk to R. R. station, 4
churches, 1 saloon, school, S stores, 1
drug store, flour mill, etc.; will sell lor
less than value of improvements.
215 acres, choice farm, all cultivated
and pasture, except 20 acres timber;
fine dairy and grain farm, good build
ings, on railroad, warehouse on place;
tine roads. In best part of Yamhill
County; take home In Portland or im
proved acreage near as part pay.
40 acres choice, level land; a beau
tiful country home about one-half cul
tivated: nice 7-room house, painted and
in good order; barn 10x40 feet, rustic
and painted: cow stable, wood shed,
windmill. 1,600-gallon tank, tower, all
Sainted; chicken barns, nice fruits and
Tries, dalryhouse, dressed picket
fence around buildings; It miles to
Portland?- good, level road, convenient
to school. churches, H. R., P. O.,
stores, shops, creamery, cheese factory,
fine neighborhood. Call at office and
see ploturs of farm. Kor quick sale
will make price only $2,976.
90 acres choice, level land, rich
loam, all fenced, fronting on good
road, near Vancouver: one mile to K.
K., store, P. O., school, creamery;
good new house, new frame barn; 24
acres cultivated, two cows, four heif
ers, new plow and harrow; 12,250.
10 acres, all fenced. IK acres culti
vated, about (00 choice bearing fruit
trees, 20 nut trees, berries, fine mod
ern 7-room house, cost 12,600 to build;
fine barn, cost 1700 to-bulld; chicken
barns; 7 miles east from Court nuu,
fine, level road. Will sell for less than
cost of house and barn alone.
' 24. acres Improved, nice, new
room house, fronting on car line; $3,
000. ,
25 aeres choice land,' all fenced, one
half cultivated, choloe fruits, berries,
flowers, good house, barn, fine chicken
house and park, running water, t miles
out; only 12,000.
128 aores, all good land, nearly level;
all fenced and cross-fenced; 60 acres
cultivated, 14 acres nice. timber, bal
ance pasture, some brush; good house,
barn, orchard, running water, on main
traveled road; one span of good mares,
nice driving horse, wagon, harness,
buggy, all farming Implements, bay,
1 cow. 21 hoa-a. two dosen chickens,
household goods, etc.; 0 mllea from
rortiana.
12 acres choice land, hlahly cultlvat
ed. 8 acres tree fruits, 1 acre berries;
running stream water, 10-room. plas
tered house, good bam, convenient to
electric osr; nne, level roau, I muw
out: 14.000.
2 acres, cultivated, house of I rooms,
rustic and painted, good barn, watsr
piped Into house and barn; three blocks
to to electric car line, 29-mlnute serv
ice; easy terms, vi.tuv.
80 acres, all rood land: 40 aores bOt
torn. 40 acres rolllnc. nicely watered,
good flr and cedar timber, worth more
than price asked for land; good road,
one mile to Willamette River, eight
miles to Portland; sell on essy terms
or trade for Portland property; price
12,400. ,
375-acre stock and dairy farm, Clark
County, Wash., all re need, zuu acres
cultivated, balance graslng. some
brush, stream of water, bouse, barn,
orchard; 111,000.
600 acres, 12 miles from Oregon
City, running water, part improved,
house, barn. 20.000.000 feet good tim
ber on land; price only $16 per acre.
100 acres, part Improved, good
house and barn, nicely watered; near
Newberg, Yamhill County; trade for
Portland property; 12, BOO.
160 acres level land. 60 acres culti
vated, house, barn, orchard; on county
road, one mile to R. R. station, store,
schools, etc.; in Clark County. "Wash.:
some good timber, sell on easy terms
or trade for Portland property; $4,000.
Over 100 acres, all 1n cultivation,
fenced and cross fenoed, fine large
house, splendid barns, well with
tower, tank and ' mill, thoroughbred
cattle, tine horses, all farm Imple
ments In good order; this is a beauti
ful country home, only 14 miles from
Portland; want otter on this farm;
It must be sold.
107 acres, 00 acres cultivated, house,
bam, orchard, team, stock, all farm
Implements, hay In barn; might take
aome trade.
93 acres, part Improved; house,
barn, orchard; near La Camas, Wash.;
will trade.
10 acres Dice land, fronting on the
Willamette River; part cultivated,
nice new house, 6 rooms, plastered,
cement basement, barn, chicken park;,
some fruit and berries; convenient to
for Portland property..
16S acres, near Vancouver; 100
acres cultivated, 75 acres beaver-dam,
good house, dairy house, 2 barns, or
chard, living water: can Irrigate; fine
'road, good neighborhood, convenient to
church and school, rural, mail delivery.
If you can't buy all. will divide. Why
buy poor or ordinary land when you
can get the best the world produoes
for so little money T .
160 acres on Eagle Creek, mile to
P. O., 56 acres cultivated, fine stream
of water, 80 acres fenced, house, barn,
orchard; $11 per acre.
lfl acres Improved, house, barn,
fruit, berries, on Powell Valley road,
near car line; $6,000.
1 h! i.nri. hichlr cultlvat
ed. fins fruits and berries, house and
barn, convenient to car line; $2,000.
66 acres well watered, house, cost
$700 to build barn. 26 acres cultivated
fronts on good grsvel road all the way
to Oregon City and Portland; one mile
to school, P. O., Mtore; nice location
in Clackamas County.
600 acres, all choice land, above 400
acrea cultivated, running water, one
or.tne neat farms in yamnui voumy;
convenient to R. R.; will divide; price,
132.50 ttotr acra
$1600 Nioe quarter block, one block
from car Una in lloiiauay s Auaition.
4 SNAPS
5- room modern cottage, all In nice
order; a nice barn, painted; 2 full lots,
nicely fenoed;, choice fruits, berries
and flowers; near Clinton Kelly school.
6- room house, all in nice order; brick
basement, bath, clottets. pantry; rooms
beautifully tinted and hand frescoed:
nice barn, 2 lots, fruits, berries and
flowers; 3 blocks to car; a real bargain
at $1,600.
6 - room modern house, basement,
bath, a nice new home; streets im
proved;, walks laid on high and sightly
ground; near Brooklyn school; must
have aome money; will sell at sacri
fice; only $2,000.
1-room modern house, gas light. In
Holladay'a; $3,000.
Ranch
in Exchange
Tine .stock, rftrrfcuV fully equipped and
well . stocked; abundant range outside;
will , exchange ' lto Portland business
property worth from $15,000 to $25,
000. and .pay the cash a iff ere nee. This
Is a flrst-clttsTropoitl07u What can
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GoiM Buys
CITY PROPERTY ,
6-room, a beautiful, modern, ' new,
up-to-date home, lot 60x100. nice lawn.
near Thompson ecnooi; i,iuu.
8-room plastered house, all In good
order, cement walks, cement water
urna, lawn, fruit, flowers, nice grape
. arbor, corner lot, good-car service; on
Uast Twentieth street; z,ivv.
6-room neat cottage, large hall, nlos
bath. basement, cement walk, iron
fence, nice lawn, screens on windows
and doors, gas lights.
6-room plastered house, 100x100
ground, on Kast 16th su Cheap at
fl.VOO.
$6,000, nice Improved property on
Fourth st, between Mall ana MSal
son sts.: rents $60 ner month.
7-room modern house, large
grounds, elegant view, on ML Tabor,
convenient to can cheap at 1)1.1 b v.
9-room modern house, excellent
workmanship, central, on Kast 12th
street; will sell on terms If desired.
6-room plastered cottage, porches,
bay window, sliding door between par
lor and living room, pantry, bath, city
water, barn, 100x200 feet of ground.
fruits, flowers; convenient to car;
overlooks Willamette River.
A very neat cottage, in nice order.
ornamental wora on rront. run cor
ner lot, near Brooklyn School; $850.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
WmJ J,t tadd and wife to J. c ' ..'
, Alnswortb, 14,06 square feet, '
- beginning east line Kord st ....811.117
Jos. Simon et aL to Paclne State
Trust mM., parcel land sec
two. 1 n.. r. 1 a .-I ........... . . 1
The Hawthorne .Estate to Flor
ence b. Manion. w lots , ,
block 828, Hawthorne Park....
mi 1 1 , .1 . . v..
Pounder, .88.46 acres, sea 1,'twp. -1
s.j r. 4 e. ................. .
Charlie Louhrey to Chas. A. tln
deli, lots o, , 7, block ca, wooa
la wn;
Bunnyslde Land 4k. Improvement. .
to. to uusaoetn a. Koutieage,
1.800
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DOINGS IN REAL ESTATE
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UNIMPROVED LOTS
$400 corner lot, 46x100 feet. In Bun
nyslde.
$400 each, two lots 50x100 each. In
Bunnyslde; sell separate.
$1,000, nice quarter block In Brook
lyn Heights.
$1,160 lot on East Alder, west of
ltth street.
$600 lot near Thompson School,
$6,760) nice corner lot, 1 block from
Custom House.
A non-resident wants an offer on t
nice lots on Hawthorne ave. oar line;
they will be sold very cheap.
' IVl 9. WIKK , 0UnilJ01U , , . . .... fdV
Mary J. Taylor at al. to T. Johan-
nosen, lot is, diook , ucu
mond ' 1
A. L. Fraser. administrator, to T.
Johannesen, lot 10, block . ,
Richmond ...... . .... k ...... .
Hugh McCluey and wife to O. A.
Butner, lot lb, Aioina Home
stead add
Same to O. M. Bather, lot .16. Al-
blna Homestead add; also n,
1.8$ feet lot 1, block 6, Williams
Avnnua add
R. II. Thompson and wife to John
P. Buskirk. parcel land, sec 7
iwp, i n., r. t e ,
Clarenoe H. Buell to Emma V.
Buell, lots 13 to 24, inclusive,
block- 1: lots 15, 16, 17, block
8, lota 6 to 12, inclusive, block
4. Boston add Love and affection.
wm. Ballls to Thos Cox. jr lot
. block 122. Couch add
Portland Trust Co. to Olevs J.
Hayes, lot 12, block 14. Wil
liams Avenue add
Helena Broeder to Chaa Broeder,
nw. con lot 1, block 4, Smith's
aubdlv. to Bast Portland .
Fred 8. Morris to L M. a Morris,
fiarcel land beginning point e.
ins King st
J. B. Bridges and wife to J. B.
Bridges, Jr., parcel 'land Degln
nlng n. line Montgomery at..
Lauta" Rreske and husband to
Wm. E. Bralnard, lot 6, block 1,
Prettyman'a subdlv.
Frederick Hastings and wife to
Mary Bcammon, e.lt 2-3 feet lot
24. w. 16 1-3 feet lot 23, block
W Tl r 1 1 1 1 . . . n .. . . .
J. P. Menefee and wife to Otella
Llnqulst. lot 10, block 15, Wll-
9
1.200
1,200
50
(.260
1
1.550
100x100 ground, with 2 good houses,
near Thompson school; $2,600.
Good cottars' ?uUt" lot. on East 26th
st, near Ankentyl $2,000.
2 good houses.'. ,ob lot. West Side,
nesr Grsjit.sU; reoU $37. per month;
$3,600. - ,
8-room house, new, flrst-clasrf ma
terial and workmanship, gas, electric
light, sewers connected, streets Im
proved; one of the best homes In
choicest part of Bunayalde; $4,200.
GOOD GENEHAL MERCHANDISE badDM Is
s growing eounty-rt town in Batters Ore
gon; a One opportunity to engage In a pros
perous biulneu; might eichang for a good
farm In Willamette vauer.
$3,000 Otooary bualneta la Portland! will
trade for s farm.
Hotel of 50 rooms dolnc a Dice boalnaaa;
ranta reaaonabla: mlabt exebanca for a farm.
8700 Stock of groceries on Wnt Blda; will
trade for small cottaga or lota.
82.000 Nkca, clean stock of groceries, well
Lwatnri la Portland, arawlna &ada.
- ST, 000 H took of ganeral maccbancUaa la
a good valley tows on railroad; would ex
ctiBtiM for a farm.
Hotel fully equipped, doing a good buitneaa.
In a arowlna fiutliern Oreoon town.
Restaurant well located on Third street, all
in Una order and dotng a nice nuameaa; on ac
count of otber boalneaa intereat will aril at S
.sacrifice If taken now; price only $00.
A good sawmill plant now In operation with
SDunaance oi umoer; write a uocvugu umu
ration.
15-room lodrln bona, nice and clean, nne
location. On Vt eat Blue, In a good building.
Machinery complete for 80-barrel Souring
mill. In perfect running oraer ana aimosi aa
good aa new; will aell at a great aacrlflce;
wftuM Mil enirlnA and holler aeDarate.
84.000 Stock general merchandise, Includ-
tnr aoins hullcllnm: will trade for a farm.
Shingle mill, rirat-claaa, doing a line bual
neiia well located on the rlrer.
12 room boarding bouae, wall located; steady
boardera; making money.
Hams Avenue
V. Saub and wife to Ohio B. Watt.
part Watson aistate waa, sec.
a ii., a v
Portland Trust Co. to J. P. Mene-
fee, lot 10, block it, wiuiama
Avenue
h. W. Therekeleen and wife to
Meier ft Frame co., w. . reet
lot 8 and nH w. 76 feet lot, 7.
block 173. city
Wm. H. Dammeler et al. to same.
e Z reet Jot s, e. ze reet or
n lot 7. block 178. city
Title Guarantee Trust Co. to
Geo. Born, lot 14, block 3, w.
Irvlnarton
Portland Trust Co. to J. A. Christ-,
orrerson. lot is. diock , Wil
liams Avenue add
Wm. M. Ladd and wife to Emma
I. Jackaon, lot 8. block u.
Blackstone's add
Mary W. kea and huab '' Mat-
ion versteeg, an iois id, in,
block 17. John Irvlng's 1st add.
Delia Lyons and husband to Em
ma I. jacKson, lot o, diock ii.
Blackstone's add
Security Sayings Trust Co. to
Elisabeth TI. Koutledge, H lot
4. block 24. Sunnvslde
Nelson Chrest to Antone Weber,
parcel land sec. is, twp. l s
f. 1 e , . .
450
386
soo
460
1.250
160
210
2,000
at a sacrifice.
Call or write in reference to any of the above. We want good farms to sell.
HEINKLeE & BAKER, 219 Abington Building,
FOR GUARANTEED TITLES
See Pad Ho Coast Abstract. Cuaranty as
Trust Co.. 204-S-t-T FaUlng BuUding.
Get your title Insurance and abstracts
to real estate from the Title Guarantee A
Trust Company. Charpber of Commerce.
BUILDING PERMITS.
up a mm
Union ; Meat .Company
Announces Change,
m.v :'-
Higher ' Prices Predicted for All
- Grades of Packed Mcats-r
Fresh Mat's Lowered.
The Union Meat Company ana ounces
an advance of a quarter cent on tje
(trice of Its various sides and backs of
the smoked and salted varieties. The
company also states that the entire
packed meat market is stronger and
present tendencies are for further ad
vances all along the . line. Eastern
packed moats and lard are unchanged in
price.
rreeh Keats Ars Weaker.
With the possible exception of pork,
the entire fresh meat market Is weaker
and prices are dragging. Receipts of
- prim, beef, have been too plentiful for
the warmer condition of the weather
and In order to make products move
ome stock had to be sold slightly below
printed quotations.
; Pork receipts are comparatively small
and demand excellent. No changes ap
pear In quotations.
Zggs Sown to ie Cents.
Although the receipts of eggs were
not so liberal today in the local whole
sale district, there waf nothing to stop
the quotations from going still lower.
The real market value of eggs Btands
of a supply.
Sutter Xaoalpta Largs.
Receipts 6f creamery butter are more
liberal and the market la easier. There
are not, however, endugh receipts to
cause stocks to accumulate to any great
extent and no changes were made In
quotations. Country butter is not ar
riving to any extent.
teams Colombia Arrives.
The steamer Columbia arrived from
San Francisco late last evening and
this morning her limited supply of Cali
fornia greens was distributed along the
street The market Is quite bare of
fresh vegetables on account of most of
the stock from Los Angeles and South
ern California being delayed by slides
and wrecks. Bananas of the choice va
rieties are scarce. No changes appear in
the produce market prices.
Wheat ilemalns Idle.
There was very little doing in the grain
market during the past seven days, both
broker and farmer declining to do any
business at prevailing prices. There Is
till a strong demand for Valley wheat,
but millers say that they cannot afford
to pay the price demanded by the
holders. ' v i
The flour market Is stiff and the ad
vance made by one of the local millers
had a strengthening effect on general
prices. Millers look for another ad
vance.
Today's quotations, as revised, are as
follows:
YORTLAVD WHOLESALE PUCES. '
rock. $20.00 per ton; 601b rock, $14.00; 100a,
$13.50.
Grain Ban Calcutta, 8S.00i26.2S per 100 for
AOftiat dellrrrr.
Nut Peamrta, 6tft7e per lb for raw. BQlOo
ror roaatea: eocoanuis, oonguuc -or ooa; wal
nuts, 14tt(13c per ID; puis nuta, lojl2Hc
per lb; blckurr nuta, 10c er lt; cbeatuuta.
Kaatern, 16nlilc per It); Braill nuta, 10c per
lb; Alberta. lfttyi.Oc per lb; fancy pecana, 144J
16c per lb; ahuomla, 14015c' per Id.
Rica Imperial Japan, No. 1, No. . 2,
6Mc; New Orleana, head, TAc.
Break faat Food Premium, 86-21, 8200:
Force. $4.60; H O oata. 83.10.
Salmon Columbia Blver. 1-ro talla. $1.70; 2
n talla. .2.40-, fancy, 1-tb OaU. $1.85; tt-!b
fancy Date. 6i.30j' AUaka-UUa, -plai, rea.
i.za;
2-lb talla. 82.00.
Coal Oil Caae, 23c per gal;
tankl. Water
Orala, Flour and Faad,
Wheat Walla Walla, 75H67Uc; blueatem,
86Vae; Valley. 7fiHlc.
Barley red. S2a.O0; rolled. 824.00.
Oata No, 1 wblte, $1.16rl T&M; fray, 1.12
1.16.
Flour Kaatexn Oregon; Patents, 84fl!4.75;
Diamond W.. 84.60; atralKbta, 8X7UI&4.40;
Valley, 6'1-7&: erabam. fa.764.00.
. Ulllatuira Brant 819.00 per tun; middlings.
a2 uu; anuria, ju.n; cnop. azu.uu.
timotny,
lr Naw
$10.00011.00.
512.0OU14.00; clortr,
Hopa, Wool and Hidet.
Valley, 1616lic; Eastern
Hopa 264taj',jC for choice; 18u3 contracta.
Wool Nominal,
Oregon. 10il4c.
Sbeepaklna Shvarlngf, 14Hai9i4c; abort
woo). !($5M; medium wool, Sou; long wool, 60c
4tl.44 eacb.
Tallow Prime, per lb., S'44c; No. 2, and
grcaae, 2i2c,
Hldea Dry bides, No. 1, 16 pounds and up.
I&rlSc per lb., dry kip, No. 1, 5 to 15
pounds, 12c; at? calf. No. 1, uuder 6 pounds.
10
Ircsaed, 8i(a
at about 17 cents a dozen, but many I dry Bint; salted bides, ..steer, sound. 60 pounds
sales have been made as low as 16 cents.
At the cheaper figures jobbers found It
possible to clean up and today for the
first time in over a week the market Is
quite bare of egg stock. Some sales of
ggs were made yesterday afternoon as
high as 184 cents a dozen. Lower prices
for nepct weelL
Poultry Cleans r airly Well,
Poultry is still in large receipt, but
the drop in quotations yesterday caused
more spirited buying among the retail
ers. The market Is well supplied with
oholce stock of all kinds and no dealer
was allowed to leave the street for lack
or over, 7H4fttc; 60 to CO pounds, 7KU8c;
under 50 Dounds snd cows. 7c: stairs and bulls.
sound, 55Vc; kip, sound. 16 to 30 pounds. 7c;
real, sounu, im to i pounas, vo; can, souna.
nnder lOanounda. 8c; green (unsalted), lc per
less;
sited.
trl-BO; colts' hides, each. 25fi5oc; goat skins,
culls, lc per pound less; horse
onnd
Ides, sslted. eacb, $1.25(1.75: dry, eacb, $1.00
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
, In comparinjGraia-O and coffee
remember that while the taste is
- the same Grain-O gives health and
5 strength while coffee shatters the
iurvnus evstem find breerla r1isnui .
V 4)f the digestive organs. Thinking
people prefer Grain-O and its ben
v afiu. . v
TRY IT TO-DAY.
Aifrocera'aTerywkre; 15o.sndJe.,perpackag
common c-ch. 16ftjl5o; Angora, with wool on,
eaes, zocfgsi.ou.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry,
Butter Creamery, aiVkc; dairy, 2022Hc;
store. 16f17c.
Kggs Oregon fresh. 1017Vic.
. Cheese Full cream, twin, 17Uc; Young
America. SHfSM,c; liastern, 10(itl7c.
Poultry Chickens, mixed. 4.25jj'4-75 per
aos.. li m 1 1 '"jC id. ; neos. -i.vriio.zn per aos.;
broilers. 82.75iir3.7S; springs, 83.754.25: ducks.
$7.yott7:6. per doe.; turkeys, live, 164il7c;
dressed, 10&20c lb; geese. $6.00(37.00 dos.
Oroosriac, Nuts, Etc,
Sugar "Sack bssls." cube, 85.00; powdered.
84.N5: dry granulated. $4.75; extra C, $4.25;
goldn C 84.15; barrels, 10c; H barrels, 25c!
boxes. 50c advance on sack basis, less 25c per
cat. for cash, maple, 14 'a 16c per lb.
Honey 14144160 per frame.
Coffee Green Mocha, 21Q2SC; Jara. fancy.
2fiiS(a2; Java, good, 20026c;. Java, ordinary. 18
620c; Costa Klca. fancy, 19(320; Costs Rica,
good, 16W18c; Costa Klca. ordinary. 10fl2c
per lb.; Columbia roast. 81063: Arbucklea,
$12.25 lUt: Uou. 8H 75 list; Cordova. 12.4-
1'eaa Oolong, different grades, 25(tf0oc; Gun
powder. 28. 32 to 85c; EnglUb Breakfast, dif
ferent gradea. imdiBc: Spider Legs, uncolored
J ii pan, aottWc; green Japan, very scarce. Wit
60C.
Salt Bolea. 2s, 3s. 4s. 69. 10s. 82.10; On
table, dairy, 50s, 88c; 100s, 74cf imported Llv
erimol, 60s, 45c
Salt Worcester salt bulk. bbls.. 320a, 85.00;
Worcester. 140 2s, $5.50; Worcester. 100 8s.
85.60; Worcester 60 6a, $5.26; 80 10s, 85.00;
llnew sacks, 5ua. 86c.
Salt Coarse, half ground. 100a, per ton,
$14.00; 60s, par ton, 814.60; Liverpool, tump.
Wblte. 16ttc net: tanks. Headlight. 1814c: tur
pentlne. Hoc net.
' Beans 8mall white. $4.35: large wblte, $4.10;
pink. 83.76; bsyou. $4.00: Limas. BWc.
Tobacco Plug cut amoklng, 1, 2, S-et pack
agesSeal of North Carolina, 71c lb; kins
tiff, 68c &: Ulxie Oueen, 41c Tb Red Bell, 80c
lb; Pedro, 50e lb; Golden Beepter, 81.16 lb; fln
rut. Cameo, 41c lb: CapaUn, 81. 85 tb; Duke's
Mixture. 40c lb; Bull Durham, 66e lb; Old Eng
lish Curve Cut, 74c lb; Maryland Club, 71e lb;
Mall Pouch, 8NC tb; Yale Mixture. $1.40 lb. Ping
Tobacco Drutnmond'i Natural Leaf, 68c tb;
Piper Heidaleck, 60c lb; Something Good. 45c
lb; Standard Navy, 38c tb; T. ft B., 63c lb:
Spear Head. 43c lb; SUr. 41c lb. Fine Cut
( hewing Uoldeu Thread, 68c Hi; Fast Mali, 70c
in.
Fruits sad Vegetable.
Potatoes 45 U 50c; sweets, $2.50 cwt.
' Onion Oregon, 60676c; garlic, 6470 lb.
Fresh Fruits Apples, fancy Oregon, 75cg
$1.60; rooking. 5075c box. Oranges, navals,
82.0O&2.6O box; California tangerines, $1.00
1.25i2.50 box: $2.00fe2.75 per bunch; fall
pears, 85c (f( 1 1.26 per box; pomegraniites, 8l.5'i(
2.00 box; cranberries, Jersey, $11.00 barrel;
hucklbberrls,- 10c lb.
Vegetables Turnips. 75c sack; carrots. $1.00
(51.10; sacks; beets, 81-00 sack; radishes. !'p
26c per dm; cabbage, California, 81.1'c?1.5o
cwt.; lettuce, bead, per dos. 12rtl5c;
green neDuers. 16c lb; horseradish. 8c lb: celery.
BOfgWc por (Joa; hothouse lettuce, $1.7&gi2.00
per box; sprouts, 8c lb; peas, OCoJloc lb.
Dried Krults Apples, evaporated, 737V4c
lb; apricots, 7j(7Hc lb; peaches, 74ftOc lb;
pears, 8Vsc lb; prunes, ltsllan, 4Hu5c Tb;
French, 3M,4c lb; as, California blacks, 6((j
OVjf; do. white, 7VjCni' lb' plums, pitted. Cidi
6c; raisins, seeded, faucy 1-Ib cartons, 50 pack
age to case, SVdc pkg.; seeded, 12-os cartons.
7',ac; loose Muacatellea. 6o-lb boxes, 6HU7xg
lb; London layers, $1.7503.00.
Moats and Provisions.
Fresh Meats Beef, prime, 67c: bulls. 3'4(ti
6c; cows. 4H4jrtc; pork, 6h4i7o; veal.
S'-jStiic; mutton, Jiffic; gross, ui
Tl.e: In mil. 6U.si7Uc.
Hams, Bacon, etc. Portland pack (local)
hams, 10 to 14 lbs. 14'c; 14 to 16 lbs. 14 c;
15(a7c; salted sides. 12'4e lb.; smoked aides,
lSV4c; dry salt tiacks, llc; bacon backs, 12?;
butts, sslted, uc; smoked, loc lb. v
Kaatern-packcd Hama Under 14 lb, 14r;
over 14 lbs. 14c; faucy. 15c: picnic, lliir;
shoulders. 11 He; dry salted sides, untmoked,
124c; breakfast bacon, 1614c; fancy, 1744c;
buita. 12((ti:tc.
Local Lard Kettle leaf. 6s, 13e; 10, I.IKc;
6s, l.'l'Xic; 60-lb tins, 134c; .steam rendered,
lUt, 12c; 5s. 12 Tec; 60s, 124c lb.
Eastern Lard Kettle leaf, 10-Ib tins, 134c;
6s, l3Mc;":60-Ib tins, I2c; steam rendered,
10s, 12c; 5s, 12c; 60. 12c.
Above packing bouse prlcos are aet cash, 15
ilnva .
Fish Rook cod, 8c; flounders. 6c, halibut.
7c; Hug cod, 7c: crabs, dos., $1.50; rasor clams,
loc ner doc: red snappers. 8tf9c: black cod. 7c:
striped bass, 10 12$ c; Salmon, steelheada, -Ser
Chinook, loc; soles, hc; smelt, lftc; lobsters.
12c; shrimps,, Puget Sound, 15c; Sturgeon, 7c
per lb.
Cattle and Hogs.
CHICAGO,- Feb. 28. Union Stock
Yards.
Hogs. Cattle, Sheep.
Chicago 15,000 ' 500 1,000
Kansas City 2,000 600 . 100
Omaha 3,600 600 . ....
Hogs Opened steady; 6,000 left over
yesterday; receipts one year ago, 14,000.,
Mixed and butchers', $.807.30; good
heavy, $7.2507.40: rough heavy, $6.90
7.20; light. i6.557.00.
Cattle bteady.
. Sheep Steady.
Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. Feb. 28. Reserve on all
deposits, decrease, $3,089,775; other
than United States, decrease, $3,089,100;
loans, decrease. $52,400; specie, decrease,
$4,071,600: legals. decrease, $771,400;
Circulation, increase, $87,300; deposits,
$7,012,900.
Liverpool lfarkets.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28.-K:iose. Wheat
March,' 6-8, unchanged; May, 8-2,
hi up.
Corn 'March. 4-8Vi unchangerii JJay.
4-4 is; K hb. ,
5
BUI!II(J (Mil
Good TimetoBuy Wheat
Say the Dealers
Foreign Demand ..lor Provisions Is
Rapidly Growing-Other
Market, Items
Trom special wires and oablsi to
Bolton, de Boyter 81 Co.
CHICAGO. Feb. 28. The Record-Herald
says: All the bull Interests in corn
yesterday were adding to their lines.
The English crowd, headed by WellH,
was taking July. Cudahy brokers were
takYg May. Apparently Armour was
takmg May and selling July. It was
Juxit the sort of day to make bull opera
tions easy. There was rafln all over the
corn belt. No ono paid any attention
to the cash wide of the market. The
speculator now has but one thought, the
big holdings of rich operators, and the
prospect of trouble for . those who hap
pen to keep short the ' May. There is
still wonderment that no many conspic
uous elements nhould be working on the
sume side of the market, and there is
a lingering suspicion tlat the market
may not move along as auspiciously
with bo much bull company as it might
if there was lew. The situation is that at
least three powerful interests are long
on the market and apparently not act
ing at all fn concert.
"I thlaik at this decline and at this
time of the year it is good judgment to
try the buying aide of wheat," said Mr.
William S. Warren. "In a measure, it
is an almanac proposition. We are go
ing into the season when wheat has its
troubles, if it has' any. The buying side
has the further merit that the price
has had a considerable drop."
" "I am bnt or the oatSTmarket, and nm
going away," says Charles Howe, who
has been conspicuous in oats all season.
"I have ho decided opinion aa to the
prospects . Just at present."
"The foreign buying of provisions
will show an increase within a few
weeks," said Charles I Raymond, "and
the demand will come on stocks unusually-
small; almost too small. I think,
to go around. It is not likely hog re
ceipts for a time will be as large as
they have been. It is not reasonable to
look for any Increase before May."
"There are all the reasons for buy
ing wheat now," said Charles H. Requa.
"There- were when Armour owned so
much, arid the price was five cents high
er. The supply of good wheat Is no
larger than it was then.' The flour
Situation - Is just as strong. There is
this difference, pretty nearly .every
trader was bullish then, and now nine
out of ten are bearish."
of a bear panic, and such episodes gen
erally mark the end of a pronounced
movement. Prices advanced 40 points
within 24 hours. Such conclusive fluc
tuations as these have In the past al
ways spelt culmination. I would advise
all my friends who are long on cotton
to take profits at current prices for the
following reasons:
"First the cotton mill operatives at
Lowell and Fall River have demanded
an Increase of .10 per cent, in wages. If
this Is1 not gaifced'ther will" be a
strike, which will diminish the consump
tion of cotton. If it Is granted, it will
enhance the cost of manufacturing, and
the difference, must come out of either
the raw material or the buyer of goods.
As the print cloth market is rather
easier. It does not seem probable that
It will come out of the buyer of goods.
"Second, the loans of New York banks,
as shown by last Saturday's bank state
ment, are the largest on record, reach
ing the enormous total of $950,000,000,
while surplus reserves arc the lowest at
this season In any year since 1899. The
surplus reserve will be still further, re
duced this week, and a period of
very elose money, which will naturally
restrict speculation, seems definitely in
prospect" '
D. O. Tomasinl, two-story dwelling.
San Rafael and Union avenue, $2,500.
Same. $2,500.
Adolph Schneider, repairs, Ankeny
and Twenty-first. $700.
C. J. Clark, excavation, Third and
Taylor, $1,000.
Mrs. Seadschlagt, one and one-half
story dwelling, Front and Market
$1,900.
B. B. Rich, repairs. Third and Stark,
$1,600.
Mrs. A. Stark, repairs. Clay and
Fourteenth, $200.
Oeorge Born one and one-balf afpry
dwelling. East Bixth and FaUlng, $800.
BIRTHS.
February 18, to the wife of Orrln S.
Head, 171 East Third street, a son.
February 3, to the wife of . Fred O.
Jenning, 396 Multnomah street, a son.
February 21. to the wife of John J.
Sharkey, 413 Tillamook street, a son.
February 24, to the wife of P. Kasa
new, 684 Second street, a son.
February 23, to the wife of Franklin
A. Johnson, 613 Mllwaukle street,' a son.
February 24. to the wife of E. S. Gor
don, 266 Fifth street, to daughter.
DEATHS.
February 26, Anna Masterson, 56 East
Eleventh street, aged 65 years; heart
disease.
February 26, Laura B. Aylworth, C21
Pettygrove street, aged 84 years; old
age.
The Edward Holman Undertaking Co.,
funeral directors and embalmers, 880
Yamhill. Phone 507.
X P. Plnley 8k Son, funeral directors
and embalmers, have removed to their
new establishment, corner Third and
Madison streets. Both phones No. 9.
- Crematorium, on Oregon City car
line, near Sellwood; modern, scientific,
complete. Charges Adults, $35 ; child
ren, 935. Visitors, 9 to 5 p. m. Portland
Cremation Association, Portland, Or.
finttnn' rha.n AAvsims.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.--Thodore Price,
on cotton, says: "The action of the cot
ton market yesterday was symptomatic
Clark Bros, for flowsrs, S89 Morrison
street,
PUITEBAX, NOTICES.
KAUFMAN Isaac Kaufman lled in this
city on Feb. 27, 1903, at his late resi
dence On Park and Columbia streets,
from which place the funeral will
be held Sunday at 1:30 o'clock p. m.
Friends Invited. Kindly omit flowers.
Ban Francisco papers please copy.
HEAL Y February 27. 1903. William
Healy, of 455 Marshall street, aged
58 years; born in Ireland; came to
Oregon 1862; a member of the Port
land Hibernian Benevolent Society for
; 87 years; also a member of Portland
Lodge, No. 27, A. O. U.( W. ; the pio
neer coppersmith of the Northwest
Jle was beloved by all who knew- him;
a kind husband and a loving father, he
was beloved by his wife '(Mrs. Elsie
' Healy), Mrs. John Kane and Elsla
Healy, his daughters, and his sons.
William J. Healy and John Healy, and
his only living brother, Richard Healy,
of Portland, Notice of funeral later.
Mothers!
Mothers!!
fflothers!!!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
nas been need tor over SIXTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
while TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS.
It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the OCMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN J CURES WIND COUC. and
is the best remedy for DIARRHOZA. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup,"
nd take noother kind. Twenty-five ct. a bottle
Total tia9.aei.a
The past week In real estate circles
has been - very active, many sales oc
cupying the attention of the realty deal
era The Increase In activity la occas
ioned by the return of spring ana : th
good weather, . -v ... .. .;;;',
The biggest transaction of tha week '.'
la probably tha purchase of tha lot on
tha southwest corner of Alder and Park k
streets for $20,000 by C K Korrell from . "
Mrs. Frances Row of Bunnyslde. Tha
lot has a frontage of 50 feet On Alder
street and 100 feet on Park, and adjoins
the telephone company' building. Tbera '
are two dwellings on tha property. These
ars to be removed to moke way tot a
modern three-story bride
A two-story brick building will be
erected on the southeast corner of Sev
enth and Washington streets. The
building will be erected by Jennings
Bros. This Arm has leased the ground,
which Includes 100x100 feet tinder, a .
bond of $4$,000. The ' frame structure
Which is alreadv thara will Vt tnnval
610 I further back on the lot
Herman Enka, proprietor of the City
Steam Cleaning and . Dyeing . Works,
bought a lot on tha west side of Sev
enth, between Oak and Ankeny streets,
from RusseU, ft Birth .for $10,000. A
larger structure will be erected on the
premises.
Tha Bimon-Sclllng tract of 1(0 acre
lying east of Piedmont will soon be
cleared, platted, graded and put On the
market. A street car line will be com
pleted from the Portland Street Railway
Company's line.
The Meier A Frank Company will maka
an eight-story addition, 100x76 feet oa
the southeast corner of Sixth and Aldei
streets.
Judge L. B. Stearns will erect a three
story brick building, 100x70 fast, nu
tha southeast corner of Sixth and Mor
rison streets. The cost will be between
$40,000 'and $50,000.
Charles Allsky will probably add tw
stories to tha Allsky Building on the
uuruiwesi corner or rnira ana Morrison
streets.
The Orpheum Theatre will be open on
April ' 15. This Is tha reconstructed
Tabernacle, on Twelfth and Morrison
streets.
The question of a hotel wss -under
discussion during the week, but as yet
no result' has been obtained.
. -? " r-rrntrara In
great demand within walking distance
on the West Side. During the past two
weeks there have been at least 10 cases
wh,ere would-be purchasers offered big
bonuses to agents if they could pro
cure such property for them.
A seventh story is to be added to tha
Welnhard Building, on Oak street be
tween Fourth and Fifth. The sixth floor
has not yet been completed, but the
Arms that have leased portions of the
structure have requested that another
story be added, and,' after consultation
with the architects, the addition was de
cided upon by the owners. Three Arms
have made application for the addi
tional story.
Mr. Blythe, of Russell A BIythe, will
construct a -handsome three-story brlcJc
building on the site of tha Trinity Epta-
copal Church at tha northeast corner of '
Sixth and Oak streets. The structure
will cost $46,000, and will cover the
entire quarter block. 100x100 feet The
ground floor will be used by stores and
the upper stories as furnished rooms,
which will be so arranged so that they
may be converted into offices at any
time. The upper floors will contain.
76 rooms and several stores could bs
erected upon each side of the building.
Work has already been commenced on
this site and workmen are. busily en
gaged in hauling away the piles of
bricks which remain from the founda
tions of tha old church.
The Port of Portland Commission has
decided to purchase tha . Russell as
Blythe tract at Mock's Bottom. This
will be used as a site for the dry dock j
now under course of construction at J
Vancouver. Tha purchase pries la said J
to be $25,000.
Portland Riding Club.
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Printers
Second and Oak Streets
BOTH PHONES
Evory Woman
11 Interested and should know
about tb wonderful
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lustiateit book ssslos.H sires
full lutrticnlarsaiid dlrsftlons In
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aer aal by WOODAKD. CLARKE CO.
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cold, silver, pi ATINTi BRASSM
NICKEL . . . rL-Alimj and' COPPER
Polishing-. Oxidising, tacanarlng. Etc
Haflnlshlnf oaa ana uieotrio rixtnres
a specialty.
W. A. ST7KHAU, Oregon Phone I
Manager. Bed 756. -
491 Washington St . Portland, Or
Tailors and Imteri l J
249 MorrUon St Pordajdi Or.
, (r'fri v
111 best BMdlcal authorities are asanlmeas
Id raeomuMndlng Horseback riaioc ror nsrvoea.
lung and klodrcd complaints. Particularly It
tbls mod of exercise beaeocial ro this West ,
Coast, when th patient can nlov tb pore
open air, inhale Nature'a oaon and th rvals
ous fragrance of pine. Or, eeaar and hemlock.
It is safe to aay tbat tber 1 no coantry os
earth where horseback riding Is mor baltb-
kui man in urcsoD
PORTLAND RIDINQ CLUB.
W. O. BROWN. Manager.
r4 Eleventh. Phone, Main 836.
Saddle Uorses and carriages. Horses
bought and sold.
Gasoline Launch
owners, attention: The launching senaon Is
near at band and to enjoy th full bentnt of
launching yon should have your englue over
hauled and put In Unit-class condition. Tbls
will prevent tbe mianaps msi mar pwaaurr.
We havo mechanics that aro especially skilled
In tills line ft work and w will be pleased to
make, eatlmau at any time, rnone ouuiu iv-
A.JGILL&CO.,
General Machinists, 0.3 Oak It.
Henry Weinhard
Proprietor' of Tha
City Brewery
Largest and Most Complete ,
Brewery in the Northwest
Bottled Beer a Specialty
Telephones No. 72. Office 13th enl
Bur aside Streets, Portland, Or.
Boynton
Hot AirFurnances
. Are the .bsfc Zstimates given oa
new work and repairing.
J. C. BAYER, 265 2d St.
METROPOLITAN PRINTING CO,
PRINTERS
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and Job Priatiof lv oecona sitki
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