The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 09, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
rOK KENT.
FOB . RCNTwNIm Srouui Mtlin at 110:
ii conveniences; . adults; Monday, a to 0.
wy e onrm it., - .-
LEMON
coin
IS
N 0 V BROKEN
For a Short Time Every Grade
of Stock Was Sold Yesterday
Afternoon at Unheard-of
Quotations.
Berry Prices Begin to Drop
' With Much Larger Receipts
of Oregon's Valley Flour is
5 Cents Higher,
X.ZMOV COHBIIB 18 BKOXElf.
Tke lemon combine which p re
vs Had, on rront street yesterday
wu broken this morning with th
arrival of car of the fruit from
CaJiforala.
. Lemons were the whole thing on Front
1. Street yesterday afternoon., and dealers
."' . who were fortunate 'enough to have sup
plies sold them at quotations that would
make them gasp to think of them at
any otser time. The poorer grades of
', the fruit were sold along with the bet
ter, stock at the highest quotations
known to prevail in this market. Deal
rs did not hesitate to ask $5 or 15.25
per box for the commonest varieties of
. the " fruit, and ' before the close of the
'- - markets last night all stock had been
Cleaned up. leaving a handsome profit
for the day's business m the hands of
we lortunate joooing noiacrs.
Batfeipts Brean mrket.
-1 - The arrival of a car of lemons from
the South this morning broke the back
j of the combine, and quotations are not
' quite so stilt aa they were yesterday.
The regular liner will arrive from San
Francisco this evening, and tomorrow It
la expected that the market will go
. back to its normal level. Quotations
- today range from $4 to $5 per box.
Oraffoa Barrtaa Coming fast.
The receipt of Oregon berries are ln
' creasing at a tremendous rate, and
-. , quotations are beginning to slide down
with lightning speed.. It Is expected
that before , the close of the present
week the arrivals will have become
. ao plentiful that the market will touch
'bedrock quotations. - Quotations today
' stand at $2.25 per crate.
' : " Tuner Apples Are Sign.
.-- Fancy -apples are high on account of
the scarcity - during the past season of
the better grades of stock In this state.
- The rery choicest varieties are being
. sold today as high as I? per box, while
, the poorest stock is disposed of at
prices Tanging from 60 cents up.
Today's Ball Beoalpta.
'Today's rail receipts from the South
consisted of a car of lemons, a car of
bananas and a car of oranges. The mar
ket la fairly- well stocked with all grades
of fruit Usual quotations prevail.
Potatoes ralrly Active.
The market fof- 1902. Oregon Burbank
potatoes la fairly active on account of a
- better tone, 'now prevailing In the San
Francisco market The last steamer
for the South only took about 900 sacks
of Oregon stock, leaving about the same
amount to be carried on the next boat.
' - This shortage will cause' the markets' In
the South to remain active for some
time. Quotations are unchanged today.
. ,TaUy Tloor la BUgner.
Several of the local millers in the val
ley' have advanced their quotations on
flour 6 cents per barrel- on account of
- the stronger grain market, valley wheat
ta considered In better tone and some
of -the millers are paying 7SH cents for
t stocks., an advance of -cent over for
; mer quotations. Walla Walla and Blue
.' stem are both quoted Arm, but quota-
- tlons are unchanged today.
' .' The Batter Situation.
- The creamery butter market shows a
light Improvement In tone on account
of the large ouylng by California firms
. for shipment on the last steamer. The
better grades are quoted fairly firm at
32 .cents per pound, while dairy is
bringing 18 and 19 cents, and store 18 k
cents. The demand for store and dairy
' grades are especially strong at these
quotations..
Hew Kay Is Arriving.
New hay la beginning to arrive from
the vicinity of Vancouver, and it will
be but a short time before operations
will be general and receipts more active.
This will have the effect of knocking
the present high hay quotations.
Eggs Ara Held Stiff.
Page & Son say of the egg situation:
"Stocks are light and arrivals within
the past few days have been small.
Quotations are ranging today from 17 H
cents for ordinary orders to 18 cents
for the candled stock. If the present
small amount of receipts continues very
long prices are -likely to show addi
tional advances."1
Poultry Sells Low.
Poultry receipts are much too large at
present, "but as the demand is fairly
active It Is not thought that quotations
will show any decline during the present
week. Mixed chickens are in the largest
arrival and are meeting with very slow
sale. The principal call today , was for
young spring and fryers. Yesterday's
quotations prevail.
Mora Tomatoes Arrive.
Tomatoes are arriving in abundance
from both California and -Florida, and
quotations are showing a slight decline.
The stock from Florida is especially
fine. Quotations today stand at $3 per
crate.
$ :.. Vj, Bo Demand For Meats.
Th$,freh meat markets are deserted,
exempt for the occasional arrival of a
few beeves or veals. Prices are quoted
weaker and no offers are being refused
for stock. Hogs are weaker and lower.
Floe and Beans Firm.' ,
Both the rice and bean markets are
. quoted firmer, and there is now a likeli
hood of another advance In both mar
kets within the next few days. The rice
crop of the last year has about been
sojd. and what little stock is left is
bringing higher quotations in the larger
jobbing centers. Nearly all varieties
of beans are short, in supply and ad
vances are likely.
Today's TroTations, as revised; are as
follows:
137 00; short. $23.11; chop, flg.00.
Hay Timothy. 18.(J 10.00; cloner, $18.00
P7.U0.
Hepi, Wool and Hide.
Hop 204jtil for choice; 1003 coutracts,
WoolValley, IBQlftc. coarse; nirdlnm to
fair. Iflieic.- tint. 16M, St.IT 'r ; F.aatcrn Ore
ton. KlUil.V: Molialr. nominal. 3 7 (ii Mr.
Sheepskins Shearing. 14Hl9o: short wool.
2241 2:tc; medium wool. 30c; long wool, OUvO
$1 U each.
Tallow Prime. per Id. 3Vii4t4c; No. 2. and
Hide Dry hide. No. J. 18 pound" ""d "!
t'1lfi'4c per IT: drr kip. No. 1. 5 to 15 tna.
12c; Jr.r ralf. No. 1. under B IN. ISHc; dry
aaltc1. hull and staga. 1-3 in) than dry (lint;
salted hldea. steer, round. CO pounda or over.
7V,tlfti4c: M 80 n1- fm"tc- under 8(1
It and cow. 7c: stags and bulla, sound. 81
ftUrt: kin. aotind. in tn 'JO. the. 7r: aound. 10 ta
14 IT. Tc: cnir. sound, under W ro. c: nrrrm
(nnaaltrd) lr th Una- cnlla 1r IT) : hor(
hld. aalted. Mrh, $).2Bi3l 78: dr. each. I.10
WITiO; colta' hldi. ach. ccai ain,
connuon. M(-h. lOloc; Angora, with wool on.
caci. 3cr(fi.oo.
Butter, Zen and Poultrv.
rsitter Kxtraa. 22r: rcamfr.T, CI Q 22 4c;
dalrr. J N 4; 11). , atnrv. IML.c.
Era- Krmh Oreson. 17'iWlSc.
f pcone Kill I cream. twin. Jft'Ae: Tonn
American. 18lSVir; Kaatcrn. 10'tl!c; Call
fornla. 15c.
I'oultrv Tblrkrna. mixed. 10Lifl!V;C per lb:
hen ll'.jC: r.Kiatcra. OitWc per In: Droller
CHICAGO WHEAT
NOT SO ACTIVE
Market Closes Firm With Very
Little Cash Business Reported
Anywhere Stocks Are Very
Light,
WdSlir Th: frrer. I.V-ilOc ff: ducka. 13HW
14c m: secae. TKOtKc R; turkr?. lire, juttf
ITe; drmed IXMIOe.
Orooeriaa, Huts. Xte.
Riiear "Siick baala." enhc SA.TTH: now,!.
ered. $.1.fl2(..: dtr franiilntrd. $o.n2'i: extra
C. Unlilrn i'. t 2u,: iiarrela. inc. u
harrcR 2.V; boiea. rOc adranc on aack baala.
Icaa.vAc per cut for caan. 16 daja; maple. Mil
10c lb.
Honcr l.liif 10c per frm.
foftVo Green Morha. 2l(U2.1c: a. fancr.
3nt2e: Jura. rood. a23-: Jara. nrdlnarr. IS
6V: rta Ulca.. faHe. 1l)(3c; 'ot Hie.
ood. 1(H1V; t'oat Itlca. ordinary. 10M2e
per lb: rolnmlila roaaL $10.(11: Arbnckle'.
$11.13 Mat: I.lon. $11. 13 Hat: Cordora. $11.13.
Teaa Oojons. dltrerrnt rradea. aftWmc; Con.
powder. ZxotS'JUlMr: Knrliah Break fnat. dlf
?crrnt rradea. 12U(tl63c: Hrldcr iincoloretl
Japan. 206 00c; (reeu Japan, rary crce. 30(J
OOc , I
Kalt-nalea. 2a. a. 4. 8a. 10a. $2.10: fine
table, flalrr, Wc; IdOa, 74c; Imported LIt-
erpool, Nai. 4Sc; 100: 8Se: 224: $l.f.
Salt Worceater . aa-tt hnlk. bbla. 330. $.1.00;
Worceater. 140 2a. $R.IS0: Worceater. 100 sa,
SVftO; Worceater. 30 l, $5.25; 30 10a, $5.00;
lln-n aacka. B0. Sic.
Salt foarae. half rronnd. Jnoa. per ton.
$14.00: Ww. per ton. $14.50; Mrerpool. lump,
rock. $25.00 it ton: CO-to rock. $14.00; 100.
$180.
Oraln Kara Calcutta, $3.76a.00 per 100 for
Aucuat dellrerr.
Hlce Imperial Japan. Sn. 1, Bc! No. t,
Bie; New Orliana head. Sc.
Prrakfaat Food Premium. 30-SUc; $J.fO:
Fore. $4.50: 11-0 oata. $3.15.
Salmon 'olumhla Hirer. 1-th tail. S1.T0: I
R talla. $2,40; faner. Rat. ll.M: H-fb
fane flata. $1 20: Alaaki talla. rink. 80c: rd.
$1.25: 2-m talla. $2.00.
oi tin laac. Z2c per sal: tanka. Water
White. Iron hhla. IftUc. wooden. 18c: Head-
lleht. caaea. 24c. Iron bbla. 17Uc: caaollne. Iron
bbla 22e. raae 2NHc.
l.lnaeed (HI rare raw. In bbla. B2c; genuine
kettle, boiled, caaea 50c, bbla, 54c; pnre raw,
In raae 57c; senulne kettle In caaes, 60c.
Bantine 63 dec. caac. caaea. 22c: Iron bbla.
15V,r.
(iaaollne 80 deg, caaea. 28ijc: Iron bbla. 22c.
Turpentine In caae 7.V. wood bbla 71 Uc.
Iron bbla. 60c. 10-lh caae Iota. 74c.
Beana Small, .white.. 4SdU .v.. Ur .rhlt
$3.S6f4 00; pink, $3.7563.90; bayou, 4Hefcc;
Tobacco Plug cut imokln. 1, 2. 3-o nack-aeea-Seal
of North Carolina. Tie Ih; Maa.
tiff. lb: Dlxlo Queen. 41e lb: Red Bell. SOc
lb: Pedro. 50c lb; Golden Scepter, $U1B lb: line
eut Cameo. 41c lb: Capatan. $1.RB lb: Duke's
Mliturc. 40c Ih; Bull Durham. ORu- lb: OM Kn.
fh i-orre it. T4e It); Maryland Club. 7le Ih:
Mall Pouch. 3Sc Ih: Tale Mixture. $1.40 Tb.
Plui Tobaeeo Pmmmond'a Natural Iaf. Bc
lb: Piper Heldaleck. 90c lb: Something Oood.
4V lb: Standard N. SSc lb: T. . Mc Tb:
Spear Head. 48e tb: Star. 44c Tb. Fine Cut
Chewing Oolaen Thread. 68. lb; Fait Mall. 70c
lb.
Frnlts and Vaa-atablaa.
rotatoea 46(Uftoc; new. l4c !h.
Onlona Orecnn. BOq75c. buret' prleea;
local, $1.ooii.25; garlic, 0(370 tb; California.
new' reda. $1.00.
Freah Frulti Anplea. fancy, Orea-on. .Btitf
2JHi rooking. BOc1.00 hoi; Orana-e. narela,
$2 5OH3.00; Mediterranean awaeta. $2.75;
California tanferlne. $1.0001.25 box: ba-
nanaa. $2 2ft (ci 8 50 bnncb. nc Tb: atrawben-lea.
Oregon. $2.50 crate; cherrlea, B03l.o0 10-lb
bnx ; gooaenerrle. 4'anr ID; apricots, $1.25
crate;, lemona, $4,504(5.00.
Vegetable Turnip. $1.00 ackj carrot.
$1.50: beeU. $1.50 per aack; rkdtabe.
12M.$1.V per dot; cabbage. California.
2c lb; lettuce, head. 26c per do; hothouae, -$1.2
boa; green pepper. 40c rb: horaeradlah. c
lb; celery. $1.00 doa: beans, atrtng. ir4B15c
in; 'wparaa-ua. al io pw - 'ID oof ; rhu
barb. 3c lb: tomntoe. $2.75 per 4 baaket crate:
paranlp. $1.75; pineapple, $5.00 do; peas. Oc;
cuenmber, $1.50 do.
- Dried Frulta Apple. eTaporated. 687e
m; aprimu, iatiiic m; neacoe. nrrae m;
Oats Showed Some Weakness
Early on Liquidation Sales.
but Market , Turns Quite
Strong at the Close.
LOGGING
CONTRACT IS MADE
! Kl'KtWMHKD ROOMS to let and one houoe
eepinir room, latiulr Uncle Sam Bakxn.
1BH Klfth -st.-
S ROOMS, furnlnhed or unfurnlahM. llskt
bouaekecpiss, $4 -aud $3.' (JU phone Bl
roa sali. .
It
George L, Colwell Secures Or
der to M.ove 1,000,000
Feet of Timber.
rOB BALK Small tract ot. Nehalem timber
una. 4 a area II, . rare Journal,
TAKatt yo IAXE. 4
100 ACHES of land, few acre cleared: llrlnc
"it., ainau soune; iz mile rrom oret
will be aold very cheap. Whalk'jr,
iwiwon rtina-., nrtn no Mornaon ata.
(Locan A Bryan' Dally letter tq Bolton, de
Buyter A Co.)
CHICAGO, June 9. The wheat market
.here was only moderately active and
cloaed firm; very little cosh business
reported anywhere, but with light
stocks there Is not much selling; presr
sure, except when the bears are pulling
out shorts. There la no great change
In the current crop reports and the trade
Is waiting for the Government report
tomorrow with Interest. Some decline
In the condition of winter wheat lse;-
pected probably 6 to 7 points. It Is
thought the condition of the spring
wheat will be very high. Broomhall
cables there Is a good deal of pressure
from' offerings of India wheat, and that
there are more complaints of irregu
larity of the crop of the United King
dom. Otherwise European crop condi
tions are about as heretofore. We still
feel that with the small stocks and a
probable late movement, that materially
lower prices ara not likely, in the near
future. Estimated cars tomorrow 15.
Oata Turn Strong.
There was some weakness early on
liquidation sales, but the market turned
strong . before the close on predictions
of showery weather in the West. . The
country offerings are Increasing, and
with good weather a liberal movement
should take place. The bulls are figur
ing on a bullish Government report to
morrow. It is. of course, a weather
market to a considerable extent, but the
price Is high and any moderately un
favorable conditions are pretty well
discounted. Estimated cars tomorrow
P. IS
Corn Closes Tlrm.
The corn market was fairly steady
here and closed fairly firm. There Is
ectlJ a- good -eai of- teilish...atijBet. on
the poor start of the crop and dry
weather In the East. Country offerings are
Increasing, however, and the Eastern
drouth seems likely to have more relief.
The demand Is moderate. "With favor
able weather conditions, we think prices
are high enough", and liberal movement
from first hands is likely. Estimated
cars tomorrow 477.
Provision Dull and Higher.
The provision market is dull and a
shade higher. Receipts Of hogs were
43,000. against 77.000 last year. There
Is a little higher price at the yards.
ThlB made a little better speculative
buying, but on the whole the market is
extremely dull, and the general outBlde
Interest Is small. There Is little, if any,
Improvement in the cash demand.
I L WACO, Wash.. June . George L.
Colwell passed through town from Bear I too AN BUILDI
niver mo oiner aay wnere, na naa peeo i room foe bom
to complete arrangements for an ex
tensive logging deal. He has just
closed a contract for 1.000.000 feet of
timber which will be logged this sum
mer by Henry Etnbree. In addition to
this Mr. Colwell has 2,000,000 feet near
where the first lies which will "be' ban
died aa soon aa the first 1,000.000 Is
J removed and following this 6,000,000
"set on Bhoalwater Bay will be logged
as faat as It can he cut off.
Thla will make 9,000,000 feet of tlm
ber which Mr. Colwell will log from the
banks of Bear River and ' Bhoalwater
Bay thla summer, and this timber will
rUHMIBHED XOOMa.
M t'nlon are. Elegant
or unfurnlahed; rote reasonable.
H0U8I TOti iAIE.
FOR SALE Ne houa and corner lot. No., 900
vriuiam are.; a room. . iMthroom. basement
with furnace and fixture waah tuba, electric
mini ana city water. Apply John Bain, 224
DENTIST
REMOVED TO LABBG BLDS.
V. M. Corner 1 Seoond and WaaniafOofc
- over Barni's vrog mora.-- -BooaM
40 and 41, TlIr rioota
Hit WAXTZD KAXB.
TO EXCHAX0E.
I WIMIt to exchange' a few vacant lota In
Bpnkane for something In or nr l"ort-
wnn. Aonrcn box t, care Journal.
WAVTE9.
poaltlon as houaekeeper in reflm-d borne;
reference. W. ear Journal.
CITY NOTICES.
come through Ilwaco to be taken to I WANTEI By eultnred. nilddle-afed woman
tho mills along the Columbia and Wil
lamette Rivera. "The first 1.000.000
feet la one of tho finest bodies of timber
I ever saw," said Mr. Colwell. "Many
trees will cut seven feet through 24
feet from the butt. All of thla Is very
easily logged as 1,000 feet 1s tho fur-
Chicago Markets.
(Special permlaalon of Bolton, de Rurter A Co.)
CHICAGO. June 0. The market, ranged
loon J a rouowa :
llign
rtorosALi roa xjutaovememt bovm,
CUT OF ' rOXTLAHO, 0HEOOM.
Sealed proDoials will bo received i.w k.
. V. . - I k. -1 I 1 , ... . I J 1 J . .W- . Ul M . . . '
meal any ui n win imvo iu ua Qrawa Nniin m n uuicw ok u Auultor of
before reaching water." , J" , Jio?i iJi ,on" mt" slona3,
Mr rnlwell liat rusn r railing .' " " v 'r . "r. in aaio,
- - -- - - . . i nf,. inin wmv hiii. and .w. .. .. , u .
from the Bound and while In 'iacomalot lUDrorenient bonda of the i-w r p.., ....,
purchased a large road engine to be .0r'n', n1Un1l authorled to b
used for the logging. This will be on ?&S& KKnr'bT Win
the ground by the 15th Inst., and Mr. danomlnatlona of tn hundred dolla each? to
r.mDree win pui eignt or ten men 10 o aaira worn sutnoriowi. payable In year
work getting the timber into the water. r"m..,?t?- "'ng lutereat at tn rat of a
j I -. v rUJA-ai uiiumii r , id
1 I lerrac ana DrinciDii divb dim in Kt.t-
r or nana rwrrfi int rignt to Uke up and
I ralnfSal alltrh rVanrla tltanti lia nawana.it . .
CHICAGO. June 9. Receipts of live- face value thereof, with accrued m.. .
siot-K in the principal packing centers ln" aml' ' PJnenr. ai any ami-unual con-
of the country todav were: frS" .Pv'?" V or lwr irom tha dato
, Burn Donm.
Chlcogo Hogs. 15,000; cattle, 3.000; Said bond ara taaucd under authority ,,t .n
sheep, h.000. Kansas City Hogs, 4,- act of the Lea-lalatur of tbo State vt Orefun.
000: cattle, 800. OmahaHogs, 11.- ,Vv" '.w10-. "" "t,t'l-
linn- ratrlo t on- hoen 9Rn . uu-e ui oonaa lor I lie
UIMI. cailie. 3,e0, Sneep, il. Imnnwement of afra nrt Ik. I..I...
Hogs opened and closed 5 Cents tin Incorporated eltlea. and for the latrment of
nigner witn 3
terday. Receipt
000. Ruling quot
Mixed and butchers'. $5.70 and $8.05; smend aecthina 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6 and 7. of an
euiiiieu: An aci 10 proriae (or the laau
ance of bonds for the Improvement of afreets
led and closed 5 Cents in Incorporated eltlea. and for the ajment of
J. 000 left over from yes- t04,0' ufn Improvements and larliuj of aewer
lots a vear aero were !S - ?I "'eeta. a amended by an act of
pis a year ago were z,- tD, Lfuture of th State of Oregon, ap-
quotatlons are: proved February 23. lol, entitled: "An act to
good heavy. $6.00 and SS.10; rough "V'Hi. 'tl Vh. '."S'.
0, B. HANSEN A CO.. KMI'LOYUENT AGENTS
.a nun in sauiv i. '
Office In San KrancUca. Los Angtles, Cat
Orden. Utah: Hnokane. Wash.
HELP VHKB TO KMPLOVERS. " Applicant
for work charged for what w secure for
them, only ur money refunded. FBEI
BEUISTKATiON ' and BAOOAWB BOOM.
ESTABLISHED 187. ......
..; WAKTED.'"'. , ''. '.' .,
' FOR NEVADA. Tunnalmen, double-hand
hammerameu, muckers, laborar. fi to $
da v. . chancea for machine runnera. outaldi
laborer and temter. KB KB FARE, long
lob. sond water, board sua work.
.. .SOUTH. On the Coat U. B. laborers,
$2.25 day; also station nana 23 to so rent
KUKK FARE. BKIIKiB CABI'ENTKRS, K,
B Co work on I'DART. $2.7n. FREE FARR
6 millwright for sawmill. $.1.00 day; 30 mill
and yard laborer,- $2 alay; box factory men
and bora. $20 nd $.10 and board: 1-horse
awmlll teamatera. $.'10 and board; firemen.
$.10 and Nard; roua-n carpenter. u ana
rlbt of way clearer. $XH.1i tea mater and
lalairera for s new Job at VANCOUVER:
man and wife, cook and waltrea for mining
company boarding camp. oo; man ua wire,
private place, country, mi.
oTnrn work in other ixwalitieb,
See ua If rou -nnt work out of town.
f'OHRKRPnxnRXCK SOLICITED.
C. R. 1IAXSE5 A CO. 28 North 3d St.
WANTED Partner with t few hundred dot
ktra to Inreat In s new manufactory that
will pay handaom proflt; a chance to clean
up $W.p tn $13,000 In two year;-a chance
of a life time to right parly, ran or an
drea Millwright, office 03ft Flrtt St., Port
land. Or. -
BRIGHT young man wanted to handle np-to-
date popoaitlon: liberal salary to riant ui
Call Tueaday 00 Waahingtn blU.
WANTED A flrat-ciaa barber at Electric Ho
tel Darlier Shop. Oregon f'lty. Or.
SITUATION WANTED KMALE.
A RKRI'ECTABLR lady dealre a poaltlon with
a family: can do all kind of general hou-
worit, Addreaa P. l. jay, rieaaanr w.
SITUATION WANTED MALI.
WANTEDSltuatlon by young man of bual-
neoa ahl tr. In wholele houe. with pro-
liect of going on road. 613 5th t., phone
Front 40H.
FOB SALE PIANOS.
c n. ac an. .-.. .:, """ ' ins imuroTemeui i
nr-nvy, uim o.u, iiBiu, ao.ou ana and laying of ewer In Incorporated cltle.
fo. , ui iw iue payment or tne coat or (uch Ira-
Cattle Ptrong. provemenr and laying of aewer by Inatall-
Rhof-n fltendv m'nUJ 1led ,n ,ne ofl1r of ",e Secretary of
nnecp aieaay. I Stale' Februarr 22. isoa." and th. ,.r.i.
thereof are. to be used for the payment In part
Chicago Primary Keoelpts. I , ,De improvement of atreeta or conatractlon
celpts today were: Wheat. 201.000 Tbe ralldlty of the act of the Leglalature
bushels against 265.000 bushel) last aYn? . wtra D' ,no
year: corn. B45.000 bushels against Bald bond will be laaued nd dellrered ss
oun.uuu Dusneis last year; wneat snip- me common louncii anall direct.
mnli 171 nnn Imahola ariilna 9iinon Bidder will be reoulred to an bin It a flat hid
bushels last voar - ' J without condition, except aa tc ii regularity
m,,n" wet yr. in -, i-,,.. i,mi. .-h ,n ,.,h,if .im ,.!
Beeeipts of Wneat Can. g :ertX?ed cltwk V o" 'n th city of
v-. . .w w. w v. ''K" i aareaie amount or tne nin. naraoii in the
wheat today were: Minneapolis, 46; Mayor, of the city of Portland, a liquidated
Duluth, 2; Chicago, 45. damage In cane aucb bidder withdraw a hi
Corn-Minneapolis. 44 cars; Duluth. ...".iS"? Z5,mA :,"l"t.lZ
12 curs; Chicago, 450 cars. term of hi bid and thla notice. Th right
Receipts of wheat a year ago were: 10 J?ctnl nl hereby reaerred.
Minneapolis. 75 cars; Duluth. 10 cars; U, -T ..h ri? Ji ?om,,,,,"f
i e i "-nw uS ii- Aiiuunin vviiiitrii. irnrtj
Chicago, 17 pare. j 0f Thorn C. Deriln, Auditor. PortUnd. Oregon.
d oruer 01 me uimmon iuncll.
B. P. CARD WELL.
H. R. AI.BEK. "
Committee on Way and Mean. .
i-oriiara. viregou, oiay 13. lwu.
PIANOS at OOc on the $1. Organ for aong!
Bnnkrupt atncK or lilinerr roa.. oanaeri.
Salem, all. to be cloaed ont by the middle
of -next s-eeli. Among them:
Ererett piano, aiiright. largest slse, former
price $400. goe for $t)Ul.
Schiller, upright, larreet le. three nedala,
walnut caae.. worth $:t0i. goea for $1B0.
Wheel"T. Urge aloe. oraewht need, Ba
hoganr or walnut caaea, worth $220. ge for
$112.50.
All on eaay monthly payment.
And maiir other at correaimndlngly low
prleea. Kiler Piano House, Washington at.,
eor. Park.
REMOVAL,
DR. FRANK E. FERRIS. DR. OERTRTTDB
B. Lamheraon. Dentist, removed to klacleay
bids., flfth floor.
m: nea
near. SV,e m: prune. Italian. tUiiniir m-
French, 34r4Hc tb: Bg. California blacks. 0
(-; ao. wnit. mttM ni: n uma. nltted. nn
oc; raiaina. aeeoeo. tanry l-ra cartona, DO pack
age to caw. 8Wc pkg: aeeded. I2-os carton
TViej looae Muacatellea. RO-lb boxe. SHitTHe
10; ijonaon lajer. ai. foinix.iai.
Nut Peanut. OijjiTe per lb for raw. 0(3 10c
for roaated: cocoanut. SSOOOc per dos; wal
nuts, 14V4lftc per lb; pine nut. 10a)12Hc
per to; niranrj nuta. inc per id: CDeatnuta.
Eaatern. lSfilSc per Tb; Bra all nut. 16c per
lb: Slhert. 15flSc per lb: fney pecan. 149
lSe per lb; almonda. 14l5o per lb.
Meat sad Forlslons.
Freab Meuta Beef, prime. Sc. for onln
apected. 1ua)cted 8Vje: bulla, unlnapected. 5
i0c, Inapccted ttc; cow, unlnapected fliSOHc,
lnaperted 7c; pork, unlnapected 7M7ic. in
apccted 74c; ,el, IHTAr; mutton. 238Uc
groas: drcaaed. 6HB0c: lamb, dreaaed f(8c.
Hma. Bacon. Etc Portland rack
ho ma. 10 to 14 lbs. MVic; 14 to 16 lb. 14Hc;
(local)
brcakfaat bacon, IRgjlHc; picnic. 11 e; cottage,
HVic; aalted aide. 12e lb; amoked aide.
I3ur; dry aalted hacka, 1e; bacon hacka,
12Tc; butta. aalted. BVc: amoked. lOVic lb.
Etern-pcked Hama Under 14 Iha. lSUe-.
orer 14 lb. lic; fancy. 154c: plcnlc.nvc;-J
anouioera. iic; arj aauea aiaea. unamoked,
12Uc; breaklaat bacon. IDMitlttL&c; fancy.
lS'jc; butts. HV,Hi2'He.
Local Lard Kettle leaf. 10a. 12Htc: ft. l!Me-.
BO-lb tin, 12'.4c; at?am rendered, 10. llttc;
6a, 12c; 00. 1114c; compound tierce, 8c:
tub. 8 Vie.
Eaatern Lard Kettle leaf. 10-tb tlna. 12je:
6. 12Hc; AO-lb tins, 12c; ateam rendered,
10a,:lB4c: 60s. HVic.
Abor packing houae prleea are nt cash. IS
day.
Hah Rok cod. 7c: floun.1era. 6c: halibut.
6c, ling cod. 7ir; craba. $1.50 dot: raeor clams.
0c dm; atrlped baa. 12'jc; salmon. 8c; aolea,
8c; lobatera. 15e: shrimps, Puget Sound, 15e;
catftali. Oc lb: I'nget Mound herring, 4c lb; shad,
3c lb; sllrcr amelt. nc.
LIGHT SHOWERS IN
EASTERN SECTION
Open.
Wheat
July!.... $00.76 4
Sept 72H
Corn-
July...'.
Sept....
Oata
July...!
Sept
Pork
JubA.;-. 1007
Sept 16.80
Ijird
Low.
Cloe.
-46T4
. ,37T
.32
July..
Sept....
ftlba
July....
Sept....
8.85
8.02
0.37
0.20
$00.75i
. -72'i
"V48A
.4714
.oA4
' .83t
I7.no
16.87
8.85
8.07
0.42
0.26
$0O.75H $00.7Ti
.721t,
' .47
.40,
.364
.32
16.06
16.80
8.82
8.92
9.37
9.20
-72T4
.48 A
I -47HB
. , .3fll,A
.3314
16.06
10.82A
t'.85A
8.B5
0 .40 .
0.26
Ban franclsco Oraln.
SAN KRANCISCO. June 9 11:30 ses
sion Wheat. December. 131; barley,
December, 901,.
RAIN BADLY NEEDED,
Unless Zt Oomea There Will Be a short
Crop Throughout the
Wheat Bolt.
PENDLETON, Ore.. June 9. It Is the
opinion of farmers that Immediate and
profuse rains are needed to develop
even a 50 per cent crop of wheat In this
and adjoining counties. There are
some who place the percentage even
below this figure, going so far aa to
declare there cannot be more than a
one-fourth crop without rain. A sim
ilar condition prevails in the Grande
Ronde Valley, east of here, rain In the
valley being needed worse than here
abouts. In some places in the Grande
Ronde fields of grain' are entirely dead
for the need of rain.
LONDON RAIL STOCKS
LONDON, June 9. 2 p. . m. Ana-
conda, declined 2: Atchison, de
dined . U ; . preferred.- declined H : Bait!
more St Ohio, declined ; preferred,
unchanged; Great western, declined 4
Chicago & -Alton,, unchanged;- Missouri,
Kansas & Texas, declined 14; preferred,
unchanged; Louisville & Nashville, un
changed; Mexican Central, declined ;
Mexican National, declined 14; New
York Central, unchanged; Northern, de
cllned '4. : . Pennsylvania, . declined Vi ;
Ontario Western, unchanged; Read
ing, firsts, declined Hi San Joaqutn,
unchanged; Southern Pacific, un
changed; St. Paul, declined 14; Union
Pacific, declined ; preferred, declined
i; i'nitcd States Steel, declined U
preferred, unchanged; Wabash, de
clined 14 ; preferred, declined H ; Con
sols, 91'4. declined H-
MOTICE TO COlf TEACTOBg.
SEALED BIDS will be recidreiTat the otBc
of the Commandant of the Oregon Soldier1
Country Between the Rocky
Mountains :and .the Atlantic
Coast Gets Some "Rain.
fOITLAXD WHOLESALE PHICZS.
Orala, Fleur and Fd.
Wbeat Vslla Walla, T3t74c; bluesUm. T7e;
T.lley. n-
, Barley feed. $21.00: rolled. $22 00
' Oata No. 1 Whit. $1.17M$1.20; gray, $1.15
riotir Kaatars Oregoa: Patent. $x.9694.S0
tMimniid W.. 4.20; stralfhta. $3.36; VaUey,
j(Wa.T0; graham. 3.15r 10a. $.56.
iiU.t(U-rB, m.u per too; atlddllpgt,
(Spei-lal permission of Ilollun. de Buyter ft Co.)
CHICAGO, June 9. Liverpool wheat
is lower; corn is to lower. The
weathr-r map shows light showers from
tlie Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic,
but there is nothing important, how
ever. W'hejit cables are steady. There
was a moctcrate export business yester
day. The government report tomorrow
Is In doubt, but the general expectation
Ih for rive to seven points lower. This
would not be considered important.
Stocks are lightmovement on the new
crop late and the market has had three
or four days break. Country offerings
of corn and oats yesterday were, larger.
The drought in the east is only par
tially broken, but conditions are favor
able for more rain. The cash demand is
hardly so good. Much depends on the
weather in the East. Provisions are
dull In every way. . " '
NEW YORK SUMMARY
NEW YORK. June 9. The flood con
tinues to rise at St. Louis. The gov
ernment crop report is expected tomor
row night. Seventy-seven roads for
April show a net increase of 14.36 per
cent. Forty-three roads for the fourth
week In May show a gross increase of
9.75 per cent. Atchison reports that
the movement of freight is retarded by
the floods. St. Paul road escapes with
trifling Inconveniences. Bankers believe
firm money will continue, as easier con
ditions would mean renewed gold ex
ports. It to -ofAe-tally tated that Atch
ison will continue the present dividend
of, 4 per cent on common, witn the next
"semi-annual declaration In October.
Twelve Industrials - show a decline of
.63 per cent; 20 active railroads have de
clined 1.03 per cent.
MONEY IN BERRIES
HOOI) RIVER, June 9. This Is the
season when Hood River berry growers
are harvesting their crop of gold, or
rather their crop of red berries which
they readily convert Into the yellow
metal with X'ncle Sam's flat thereon.
They are sending out. dally- three or
four carloads of strawberries that net
them from $3.75 to $4 a crate.
HOGS ARE LOWER,
PORTLAND UNION STOCKYARDS,
June . Hog are lower and weaker
with the poor demand. Cattle are also
lower- BTid weaker. Receipts of live
stock In the local yards today con
sisted of 25 cattle, 800 sheep and 25
horses. Ruling quotations are:
Cattle Best, $4.76; medium, $4.50.
llogs 5y;c.
- Sheep Weak: 3c.
Lambs Weak; 3e.
COTTON A$MN HIGHER
LIVERPOOL. June ?. Cotton closed
firm, 15 points higher on summer and
six points up on lute options from yes
terday's closing.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN RANGE
LIVERPOOL. June 9. Opening
Wheat, July, 6-2. lower. Corn,
July. 4-7T4. lower.
1:30 p. m. Wheat. July, 6-3. U
lower;. September, 6-14. i lower.
Corn, July. 4-74, lower; September,
i lower.
Close Wheat. July,6-3 "4, higher;
September, 6-24, . up. Corn, July,
4." lower: September. 4-5. 4 lower.
Home, Roaehnrg, Oreron, and at the office
or jeio y. ier. aretiitrct, no. 138U K
street, Portland, Oregon, until June 27. 1!mK;
. PTEHtO t ASP CttaJlilfg,
fllTV MTRAM DVD-IVIJ Me CLEANING- WORK
Herman Euke. . proprietor. Telephone.- Mailt
1TM. Kn. nil th t. aeae-l'HW. -orianiK nr.
rxATUYAL .WfcAJICi.
ORDER Or WASHINOTOliForetnoot Xrster
. asl society of Northwest; JirotecU W ll
Inc. J. L. Mitchell, supreme ertry, 1J
, nd 1K Maruin bld.. Portland. Or. Tel-
ephone taln 012,
M0USI rURMMHERS.
BOMB Fl'RMHHERS Karnlttir. carpet, par
lor good. toM, ete. Bee 1. 0vrts
Bon. 173-1TS lrt,st. Sl YtmhllL Both
' phone JW4.
rXEX-tKIVSt.
CLOTHES CLEANED and pee1 11,1
monm, uniqu xaiioring to.,, mi ""
ton t.. . "' - - '
IMSURAMCE. .
I, PHILIP KENNEDY. tBaurase; r1dnt
. sent ..Norwich. I'sloa- giro Inwtrane. CJocKty.
Phon South 1661. 44 Hamilton bids.'
JAS. MelTwOOD.- employers' HahHTty end In
dividual accident; atvety bono el au Kino.
rnone 41. concord uldg.
R. r.- B ARTELS COMPANY, fire Inrarane,
s snerioci Ding. Oregon phone, t lay
ISAAC L. WHITE. Ire Inauranee. 225 Bherl
nino-. iirecnn pnone. nam ens.
JEWELERS, -
THB O. HEITKEMPEH CO., manufacturing
Jeweler. IS8 Morrlioa St ' '
, job rxDrTiva.
riNB omcg STATIONERY: hmlne forms
s specialty, alarcantll Printing Company.
82 H Front, eor. Aah. Pbou. Black SOSl.
LOCKSMITH.
A. L. TioBETTS, 23.1 Yamhill, near Second;
la year wiin J. nrney.
of ASSAOE,
MDMB. H. R. ELY. derma totoglat, aaaosage.
electric . treatment. 10SH Flrat at. '
K0VXT TO L0A.
FREO H. STttONQ, FINANCIAL AQENT.
. .. Money to loan. Mo eoaimlaalnn. ,
I in id poaltlon to make Immediate loans
on Improved real estate or for building par.
poses; any amount; moderate-Interest. TV
spproT loans from plan and advance money
ss building program when dealrtd. Opttoa
in reparins arter one year.
rusiU U.
.... p
BlKomi, rinanclal Agent.
' 108 Second at., near Stark.
CO.. S0 M'KAT BLt . f
t.. . 1 the recognised bank WkS .
. We advance money ttf V .
THB STAR LOAN
10SV4 Third
th wage-earner,
tr in-t.n m, itriuuipii, tuupwra, iufFcurini.il, Stk
conduct ora. ate, without mortgage, endoraer X
wr vutifjiccsi.
mount Hnnthl ,tt " Monthly.. Weekly
100 repay IMffi or $1,100 or m.s
$ 00 repay $1.1. or $ fl.6n or il.M
t 28 repay $ 63 or I S.35 or $I.U
Baalcs eoondentlal. No unp.eaaant Inquiry.
MONEY TO LOAN on real, pertwnal and col
lateral aeeunty; aneriai attention to enittie
mortgage; notes bought. C. W. Pallet. 213
Commerdat blk. Phone Grant 850
MONEY TO LOAN at reanonabl rate, la
amount to nlt . Graham t Clatoa, 200 Mar-
quam nunoing.
MONEY TO LOAN, email amounts, abort oe
long rime, j. H. Hawiey. 2 iham. or Com.
ATT0RHIYB.
EMMONS EMMONSi sttorueys at law, 644
Worceater blilg.
8. B, RIOOEN, Attorney and CounUor-t-Law;
Notary. BOO-stMl Ablngtoa bldg.
PAXTON. BEACH ft t?IMON -
S10 Chamber of Commerce.
J. T. TACGHER
Room IS. A tna worth Bntlrtlng.
H. B. DICKINSON. Attornev-at-Law and No
tarr Public. KOI Onmmerelal bldg. jf
HOTELS.
WELL VENTILATED 1ngle room. Iftc. 20c
and 25c a night;, bflda, 10c. Th -EYerett
Honae. eor Second and Davla.
LODQINft HOUSES.
THE COSMOS Fourth and Moniaon. furnlabed
bouaekeeplng suite, suit and ilngl room;
(3 per wees ana up. , ..
MONEY TO ..IflAS; r,,eV- lot- ed . iafrnm.
inrma. w. a. nnaw a r., .w ntarx at.
MODEL MAKER.
FOR FIRST-CLASS REPAIRING go t Andy
. Frits, machinist and model maker. 110 6th.
MnmTQ AHD MIV1 PROMOTERS.
SESSIONS SIMPSON, mining and mine pro
moter. Room t. Chamber of Commerce.
NORTHWEST HOTELS.
Hotl PrtUnd, Aarioa plai $$,$ prila
Sommars Hotel, La Ormad; trsvalers' home.
BlTdri European plasi 4thnd Aider ata.
St. Charlaa. Firtt and Morriaon at.. Portland
OYERAIXS,-
THE CASTLE 273. Waahlngtoo at; rooms for
gentlemen: tranalent. Tel. South 71.
ADVERTISING .SPECIALTIES.
Klrat
at 2 o'clock t. m.. for anlahlne the hir.
racka Building. Hoapltnl, and for laying the
water main in accoraance with plana and
apeclRcatlona which are now on file In both
the place named,- Wtnr for -flnlablng the two
building to be embraced In one hid, und
laying of the water malna in another, both
to be sddreed to W. W. Elder. Command
ant of the Oregon Soldlera' Home, at Roae
burg. Oregon, and left with him or with
Ix-loa I). Neer. architect.
A certified check In the aum of 10 per
cent of the bid or bid, made payahlo to
.. in. r.iuer, i onimannani. muar aocompuny
each bid. said check to be forfeited to the
State of Oregon In re accented .Sildder
falla to algn contracts and furnish a liond
within ten daya after th a war da are made,
to be approved by the Government. No bid
will be received after the time set. snd
no bid will be conaidered nnlaaa accompanied
by aald check, made payable aa aforinnld.
GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN.
fiorernor.
ALL KINDS OF 8IONS and advertlalng novel
tlea. Nye Kern. P.O. box 01. Phone Pluk 18SS.
BATHS.
GENUINE FINNISH. - Xl'881 A N - HOT --Al R
hatha. 25c; alcohol robhfcs), 26e extra; open
every day except Mono.") to a. ni. to ji
p. m. 81 Baat 88th at., eor, Everett
Phone. Scott 2241.
BARGING AND LIGHTERING.
LEGAL NOTICE.
FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice 1 hereby given that
LiHie vioowarn. annniiratrix or the eatata
of Allw L. Woodward, deeeaaed, haa tiled ber
final account of the admlulatratlon of aald
eatate In the County Court of the. State of
Oregon, for .Multnomah County, and that aald
County Court haa appointed Monday, the 8th
day of June, 100.'i, at 0:30 o'clock a. tn.
of aald day, at the Court Houae In aald
county and state, a the time and place for
hearing objection to said account, and for
the aettllng of aald eatate. Till notice Is
published by order of Lionel Webster. Judge
of the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Multnomah County, duly made and en
tered May 2, 100S.
LIZZIE WOODWARD.
Administratrix of the Eatate ot Alba L.
Woodward, Deceased.
Ornham A' Cleeton, Attorney for Admlnla--tratrlx.
NOTICE la hereby given that tho annual
meeting of the taxpayer ot School Ilia.
trlct No. 1, Multnomah County, Oregon, will
be held In the School Clerk ofllce, t'ity
Hall. City of Portland, county aforesaid,
on Monday, June 15, 1003, nt 7:30 p. ta.
The business of the meeting will be to con
alder the report of the director and clerk,
and to levy a tax for the aupport and main
tenance of tbo school ot the wiatrtct for
tlie mailing year, snd to rilapoae of auch
other bualnesa s may legally com before
It. By order of tho board of director.
R. WILLIAMS.
Chairman Board of Director. ,
Attestn. S. ALLEN, School Clerk.
Portland, Oregon, June 3, 1003.
OREGON, ROUND LUMBER CO., 1S1 Burn
aide at. Phone Grant 1171.
BAN0, , MANDOLIN AND OglTAR.
INSTRUCTION clubs for advanced puplla; in
trument for . sale. Hal Webber. -Studio 173
Weat Park. eor. Yamhill. Phone South 2881.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
EBBEKU-UU.NdT CIGAR CO.
Distributers of.
.' FINE CIGARS.
. 1'ortland, Oregon.
CARPENTER.
J. F. LUCY, aneccmnr to Gordon Mfg. Co..
carpenter, builder, general contractor, house
remodeling, alterations, etc.; cabinet work
and lobbing a pecllty counter (helving. Ice
boxes, etc. : atore and ofllce Oxturea; up-to-date
end original carpenter work of all
kinds; nothing too large or too small for
. our Immediate sttcmMou; no file on us; we
mnke and put up the .beet fly screen In
Portland. Shop. foot of Yamhill at.;
phone. Black 2807; realdence. 747 East Stark;
residence phone. White 712.
BOSS OF THB ROAD OVERALLS and mechan
ics' clothing. Union 'made. Neustadter Bro.,'
Mfrra.. Portland. Or
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
MISS AGNES LANE, public atenogrrpber and
typewriter, 416 Chamber -of Comm.-fce. l'hon
Clay MO.
PERSONAL.
YOUK PRESCRIPTIONS ar more accurately
nd reasonably filled at RtmcII's Pharmacy,
. . x27 Morrison tn- M.' Hut and Seeesd t.
ixiol STORIES and novel far lummrr tetil.
Ing. 10 cent.. , Jones'- Book Store. 2B1, A ljlef
CAFE KRATZ. 123 Sltth st
served at all hours.
A fin lunch
STORAGE AND TRANSFER,
C. O. PICK, office 88 Flrat St., between Star!:
nd Oak .ata,; phone B06; piano and furni
ture moved and ackd for shipping; com,
. mndlou fireproof brick wsrehou. Front sad
Cly t.
PLUMBERS.
DONNERHERO A RADEMACHER, plumbers,
removed to 84 Fourth t. Both phone.
PIANO LESBONS:
W. GIFFORD NASH. 103 10th at; tsrm opus
application. Beginners taken.
REAL ESTATE FOR BALE,
$500 DOWN and f 12.50 monthly buy
newi7-paperea anq paincea O-room
block of S treet car. Weat Side:
poeaeaslon: only $875. Columbia Real
a xruat uompany, 234 Morriaon
j5
hya neat. WU
eottage. 1 I
Immedlate I
fal Eatatsf I
160 ACRE8 of land. 12 miles from Forest
urove, on uairy t'rcea; aultahle for stork
ranch; few acres cleared and fenced, small
houae, living water; will be aold cheap.
Whalley, Benson Bldg.. Fifth and Morrison.
CASH REGISTERS.
UALLWOOD CASH
REGISTER8.
264 Stark at.
Hew York Clearances.
NEW YORK. June 9. The grain
clearances were: Wheat, -69,000 bushels;
flour. 14.000 bushels; corn 242.000
bushels; oats, 8.000 bushels;' wheat,
and flour, 153,000 bushels.
Weather Is Better.
CHICAGO, June 9. The weather in
Omaha and Des Moines la clear and fine.
Ml&pegpolU anCPuluth are part cloudy.
CHICAGO CASH WHEAT
v"
CHICAGO. June 9.-11:30 a. m.
Cash Wheat prices toaay are: No. 2
red, 76c: No. 3 red, 7276c; No. 2 hard
winter, 7677c; "No. 3 hard winter, TO
74c; No. 1 Northern spring. 7879c;
No. 2 northern spring, 7879c; No. 3
spring, i476c.
Simpson & Co.
House and Sign
PAINTING
Paper Hanging, Kalsomining
STRICTLY UNION WORK
B48V4 riXSX ST. rhons. Clay B4S.
NOTICE- I hereby -'tr!'ven'--tlili(t'1IW"ti1ltrKr-e1M-
tton ot ncnooi inatrict jvo. 1, Multnnmnh
County. Oreiron, will be held on Monday.
June 15. 1903. The polls will be open at
2 o'clock p. m., and cloao at 6 o'clock p.
ni. on aald day. The1 election I for tbe pur
poe of electing one director for th term
of five year. A Uat of judge and dirks,
alao polling place, nill be announced later..
R. WILLIAMS.
Chairman Board of Director.
Atteat H. 8. ALLEN. School Clerk.
Portland, Oregon. June 3. 1008.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Every Woman
U lflsvorcsicu am snoora innw
, . boot ih wondetfoj
MARVEL Whlrnng Spray
Th.nswalsrHj. ysiea.
(feasao ci-(io.nev!i.
cu-mok convenient
u tuaatss lost!!.
ALBANY PACKING HOUSE
Work, has been begun at Albany on
the new fruit packing house of Fort
miller & Lasselle Brothers, the leading
fruit buyers of the valley, says the Dem
ocrat, me main uunuing will iAnwinHU
36x60 feet, two and a half, practlcallV j If bieannotaupiiiyt
, . . , . . . .. . - . M1RVEI.. Lrc-cntr
inree o to 1 1 r n man. i n- nzst floor win . " ; . ,,
. . .A . - otnrr, rnnrvnu ewonii lor ii-
be devoted- to packing prunes and other lutnud bookmM.n rive
fruits, the second to the bins and lop , 5 KlSW-fi-JLlltlnSJ
floor to grading fruit. There will .1.0 TohTti. Z tZZZk.
uv eeveraA amau puuamga, Mmr ..i, apap nn fir any; pa.
POUTLAND. Or., June 0. 1003. To th tock
holdera of tbe Portland Coal A Development
Company, a corporation Pleaae take notice
that tbo annual meeting of tbe (tockholder
of the Portland Coal A Development Cciuprnr
will be held at Dal Hall, corner East
Taylor and Thirty-fourth street, Portland.
Oregon, on Thursday, July 10, 1003. at 1
aclock p. m., for tbe purpose f electing
- offlcera and for the transaction of ueb other
bualne aa may ' pronerly come before the
meeting. J. T. ItODWRLL. Secretary.
CHIROPODY AND XANI0UXINO.
THK DEVENYS, the only scientific chlropodlata
iu tbe city: parlors 801-2,. Alisky bldg.;
thla 1 the long-baircd gentleman jou want
to ee. urant lu.
L. MITCHELL. Chiropodist, ' Knlgbfa ' Shoe
. store, 204 Waablngtoa at. l'hon uooa izs.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter and builder, SOT
Stark at.; ofllce and store flit urea built and
' remodeled; altering and repair house. I'houa
-Mala 747. - .
A-WHOUS A MARTIN, carpenters and build
ers: repairing and Johblnf, (tore and offlc
flrture bailt. Shop 20 Columbia. Phon
Clay 1H0U - . - - --. , -
H. V. CLARK. 453 U Wash., phones West 782.
North 1411. New audi repair work, prompt
attention. J '
CAFES.
YATES' PLACE. 296 Washington t.. Phon S.
Main 771, i. W. Tlbott. prop, rortiana, or.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
RED STAB COMPRESSED YEAST; It makes
lightest. For sale by au grocer, is per
cent stronger man any oiner.
For SaIc-4-Room Cottage
Lot 60x100, 3 blocks from Peninsula
Station. . Call Sunday or everfingSt '
$650.00
S. VL -7AZ9KOir.
. HOMES
' ON EASY PAYMENTS
From Mo I Room f 1,090-to $3,000.
A. T. MYERS & CO.
Hi C&junber cr Commas ttUg, -
COAL AND . WOOD.
WESTERN KEED A FUEL CO.
Dealers In all kind of eoaU eoks and
charcoal. Phone 1018..
VULCAN .COAL CO., wholesale dealers .pMt
coals; foundry and amelter coke. - .
CORNICE SKYLIGHTS.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanised lroa cor
nice. J. C. Bayer. 205 Second t.
CEREAL MILLS.
ACM hi MILL?"
Acme Cereal.
CO.. Manufaeturer - Ralaton
30 and la North rront at.
P. JOHNSON A VO,, manufacturer . Peerl
Health Cereal. Vlt-i Kront t.
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORKS Offlce S53
Urk t. -. ... .
Western Eleetrle Work. 803H Waahlngton ft.
SSVOOI8T8.
I BANK 1. ' 8TRKIBIO, drug., tolUt srtttlee,
peiUaiosf-SUW'siSliitoa.st,,
SEAL ESTATE.
FOR 8ALK KARMS
Improved farm for ' aal-t la all parte of
Oregon and Waahlngton; payments made t
suit purcher. For full partlculsra a . to
various properties apply to Wm. MacMaater.
811 Worceater bldg, '
MAXWELL A KNAPP
REAL K8TATB.
floom 1. Chamber of Commerce bldg.
ROPE.
PORTLAND CORDAOB CO.. cor. Fourteenth
and Northrop ata., Portland, Or.
SfatAYINO.
SPRAYINO In all branches; tree, house.
- barns, etc. 007 . Milwukle t ,. Phone, Blue
864. L .-
SAFES.
BUY YOUR SAFES of J. B. Davl; your r.
mir nnu locaont sareiy none, bo Third
SPECIAL DELIVERY,
POST SPECIAL DELIVERY. No. S0OV4 Wash
Ington at. Phones. Dr.. Main 062. Col . 21
BLOT MACHINES,
TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINU 01-8 lot
u. ... - ... h win VII. . BQin
Phon. Main 138.. ,i ., ,
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
3. V. HASKI.T1NE A CO.j Iron, teoI. coal and
piicwnmn wuppnr. o-oi second at.
WHERE TO .SINE.
STROUSE'S RESTAURANT; flrst-cla meals.
bet crrlc. 829 Washington st"v ' ,.
WHOLESALE WALL PAPER.
MORGAN, WALL( PAPER CO.. -1S4-186 UKi
WALL PAPER AND PAINTING.
STRIKB does Bot delay ua. abU lo
mi v.wufirs mioout neiay. nrst-claas
' -WHOLESALE OSOCERt. ;
WADHAVIS A CO., wboleMl grocers, manu
facturers anu. commisaluB merchant. 64 snd
66 Frrmt St.
ALLEN A , LEWIS, whobwal amraw - rx.
MASON. EHRMAN A CO, vboleul grocermT
r. w. eor. Second snd Tine st.
UNO A CO., First and Aokeoy U.
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