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TUE . 6REG ON DAILY .JOURNAL,' PORTLAND,: WEDNESDAY "BVEOTNG.V JUX 10 1003.'. .
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TRANSACTIONS IN THE WORLD
andtrade;:
WHEAT SHOWS A
BETTER FEELING
Supply of Valley Grade is Es-
cecially Short and Local
Millers Are Paying Higher
. rrices urop rrospects. -
Valley Wool is Selling Freely
at Quotations, Ranging r rom
1 6 to 1 U Cents tastern
. Oregon is Dull.
I
T&UiT WHEAT ZS SCABCS
Waeat nmuunr hmow u
mall. and that market shows
every tnanojr tor aa earljr ad-ranee.
reports of bad crop throughout the
country tho New York: market is in
better shat hdn for several months
nd advance In quotations wbuld in
come wholly unexpected.
X.noe Woat Sell.
"A." "J., Luce of New Vork, who has
house in this city, has,' Instructed his
local agent to hold all his remaining
stocks of the 1902 crop of hops. Mr,
Luce was a. heavy seller several weeks
ago and was nt one time willing to dis
pose of all of his HtocV at ZO cents
a pound. The Arm has aoout 444 hales
or the ioz crop unsold.,
Err Bras' Xifffcsr.
Egg prices continue to keep on the
upward move and this morning t,he
very nest candled stork" was sold as
high as 18 1-2 cents a dosen. Prices
during the day ranged from 17 1-2 cent
for the ordinaries to; 18 1-t cents for
the bests.
Today a quotations, as revised, are as
follows:
POITLAVD WHOLESALE TBICZA
Orals, Flew ass Tt.
Wbett Walls Walli. T3flT4o: blueitem. TTc:
VhIIpt. T5c.
Baric read, szi.oo; roiieo, zz.oo
Oata No. 1 white. Sl.17feitl.Su: arar. II. IS
117. . .
Flour Eastern Oregon; ratanta. ss.aoraf.so;
rtimond W.. $4.3(1; atralahta. .1.36: Valle.
fntioi, hi. sa.is; 10a. 93.00.
t.'I.MKU.'l.TO: r
Miuamaa Hran. az-i.tw par inn; miaminge.
s-The local wheat market Is quite
. strong, with the demand for Valley
grade much larger tnan the supply.
According to some of the lsrger users
f this grade, the supply has about
run iout and what little stock remains
is in strong hands and will not be
old unless the market makes some
material advances. 'This Is quite
likely," - said -a. local miller, "as Wa
' mill men will have to pay higher quo
tations If they expect to get supplies."
Even -at "the higher -quotations it will
likely-be spirited contest for the
purchase of stock, waiia wana ana
Bluestem arrades are both firm at us
ual duotatlons. Some of the local small
millers are paying aa high aa 77 cents
for Vallef. , -
Prospects for Wheat.
Tha prospects for an average crop
of fall sown Valley wheat is very
mall Indeed. The weather at the time
of sowing waa rather rough, and It was
this fact that caused such a reduction
in sowing .operations. The sowing of
spring variety was, however, mord lib
eral and. the crop condition it tne
present time is considered favorable 2o224e n: frym. lsuiac To; aorta. ip
tZl.no: shorts. I2S.00: rhon. I1R.O0.
Hit Tlmomr. sis.oomiv.do: rluTer. sis.ooa
17.00.
Hops, Wetl ass Xisas.
Hops 20120 U for choice: 1U03 contracts.
161 lik-.
Wool Taller. is 41 1 or. coarse; maaltim to
fair. lflMlflWr: One. Jfl'4ei7Hr; Kaatera Ore-
fon. lOftlUc; Mofaalr, nominal. S78Sc.
nnrapsiiina (tneaniig. itHniwii anon wool
M23o; medium wool, SOe; MDg wool, SOcU
144 eaeb.
1 aiiow mil,' per id, ibhi ne. s. ids
trraaa. SHrlfee. -
Hide uty bidea. no. 1. if poonaa ana up,
1516 par R: dry kip. No. 1. 0 to IB tha.
I2e: drr calf. .No. 1. oader IDs. J6we: dry
aalted. bulla sad ataca. 1-S lMa tbaa ary suit;
aaltrd hides, ateer. aoonA SO noonda or over,
THUHc; M to 10 m, THttSc: sndor M
Ina aad mwi. If. aran and bulla, aouod. Bid
Dr: cm. eonnt. IB to so Rm. Te: aooixl. 10 u
14 Rm. Tr: pair, aonnd. nndrr 10 Ina. 8e: sraat
tnnaalted). le m loaa: inilla. le lb Inaa; korae
Dldra. aaltd. eaob. l.lB1.7o: dry, eaeh. 11.00
ttlJW; eolta' bldM. each. aDttOOe: soac aaioa.
common. eaHi. lOQIBe; Aofora, wltn wool d.
tack, 23e$1.00.
Sutter, Xgrt sad Fonltrr.
Batter Kitraa. 22Hr; treanery, 21fl22ic;
dairy. It. , atore, lHHe.
Esse freak Oregon, ItHOlStic.
Cbeeaai ..yall eream, twla, ISUr; Taunt
American. IsQISVici Eaatera, IBGUci Cali
fornia. I Be.
Ponitrr Cblpken. nixed. lOUffllJVic per lb:
hena. rnoatera, PitDlOe per lb: broiler.
EASTERN MACKEREL
WILL BE SMALLER
Ravages of Dog Fish Play
Havoc-With -the Fisher
men's Nets,
BOSTON. June ' 10. Several of the
crews of tha mackerel netters were
home several days ago, and while some!
fleet aa a whole haa not done well for
spring. The fleet has been large. 150
or more, and those who have settled
hive shared from $60 to 1200. small
sums. It will be recognised that 1 60
s a low figure to share, ...
The worst drawback has
dog fish, 'which have almost d
fleet at times. Nets .have bean badly
torn and fish have been mutlla
aloop had S00 fish bitten out
taken. At tha present time onl
of ths nets are set, the ravagea
dogfish are so serious.
The fishing has been spotted, and
of the -. boats were compelled to
three or four nights for a fare. They
have had uniformly good weather.
which has enabled them to fish con
tinuously. With bad weather only a
part of the nets could have been used,
Some of tha fleet did well at the start,
but practically nothing later.
ni iio
GRADE POTATOES
Past Season Has Shown the!
Folly of Mixing All Sizes and
Grades In One Sack Grang-
- ers Lose Money. t
ADVERTISE OREGON:
IN EASTERN CITIES
Million Attractive7' Booklets to
Be Issued For Free Dis
tribution. , .
A plan will soon be adopted by the
Oregon Information Bureau, the South
era Pacific, O. R. & N, Astoria Co
lumbla River and several of tha com
mercial bodies of the city for advertls-
UregOn DUrbankS Sent tO All ln -Portland and Weatern Oregon more
Points On the Pacific Coast-
California Growers Plant Seed
From This State.
extensively than heretofore.
It is proposed, to Issue 1,000,000 copies
of a booklet that will elaborate on ths
many scenic, citmatla and agricultural
advantages of Oregon. These wlU.be
placed in conspicuous places In the
large Easter- cities for free 'distribu
tion. It has also been suggested that
Oregon agencies be established In Chi
14e lb: feeaa. TH8e lb; turkeja,
17C1 Oreaaed iBQIlVc.
Oreoeries, Vuts, Ita.
for the average year's yield.
Taller Wool Is aUlng.
. Valler wool ia finding a ready sale at
M,At,iinMtMnttn fmm 1 a in it 1-51 eml
" C. 13.08: Ooldes C. I
Cents a pouna. eneanng oprrauona in h,,i. k.m ka. .dranea cm aark baala
tlf VaTlley'.'hlbFB'-byBt''hf com-t perwt faTTMaaV W dra; mapiff, Ua
ninted and with a continuance -of the 10 id.
flngar "dark baala," rube. IH.7TU; powd
red. drr granulated. tO.BSVa; extra
C, IJ.oa,; Uoldea C. B4.m; barrela. 10c. H
The past season has not been on of
very great profit to the growers of pol cago, Omaha and Kansas City.
tatpes in this state. Prices, except at To cover the cost of compilation and
the fore part of tha season, have gone printing it Is thousht about 13.000 will
down ateadiryujytll at the close of the be needed. The railroads have offered
quotationa fcare so low that it did to stand a part Of tho expense If tho
pay tha faYmaravenough to haul commercial bodies will aid.
thelKatocka to tha market; not alone Oregon la one of the least advertised
tha expense of planting of Western states. V
1. 1 .r. r ..... .1
biiu luii.rmiuiB me aesirsoie immigrants who have
According to sdma of the best Jn- located In Western Oregon during the
formed. potato men In this city the chief oast vear in arrester numbers than
There cause of tha Inability of tho Oregon ever before Is attributed largely to ad-
has been a aeneral lmoresslon that a farmers to et the very top quotation vertlslna.
good body of mackerel has laid to the for bis Burbanks Is due to the fact that The dlrectora of the Oregon Infor
southward and that seiners could have In a majority of tha shipments made to matlon Bureau will meet the first of
done well fishing nights. the South tha stock was not properly next week and formulate a plan for
News from the vicinity of Block graaea. an sixes or potatoes peing in- raising funds sufficient to have a neat
Island and No Man's land report in- ciuaea in one aacK. I and comprehensive booklet Issued. The
d lost Ions of good schools of mackerel Oreg om Bnfbaaka Beat. Plan will be submitted to the several
there. Those now being taken near The Oregon Burbank Is noted for be-1 commercial bodies and their financial
uiock lsiana are or gooo sue, running jnr on, or th fnMt grades of potato aasistanoe soiicitea
tween Bt. Paul and Chicago, are as fol
lows:., Omaha, 430. miles, II 1-S hours
Milwaukee,' 420 miles, it hours; Great
western, - 430 " miles, 11 , 1-1 . hours
Burlington, ' 44S miles, II 1-S hours
Wisconsin) Central, 478 miles,. ,14.1
hours: St. Louis. 40 - miles. II 1
hours; .Rock' Island, 532 miles, 14
hours. - ,"" ' - - -f- .
100 r 400 to the barrel. New Irish salt
mackerel are quoted at IK a barrel.
DEMORALIZATION OF
THE STOCK MARKET
Quotations Today Lower Than flavor.
f-or hve Previous Years
Caused by Floods.
raised In Jha West, and when properly
sacked ia able-to command the top quo
tationa over all competitors. The Cali
fornia growers have become aware of
thia fact and each year many additional
acres of Oregon seed Burbanks are
planted along the river districts of that
state. The transplanted' article bears
all right for one and sometimes two!
years and then the grada of the stock
becomes climated and loses its original
There is a large shipping demand for
Oregon stocks from all parts of the Pa
cific Coast each year and there Is no wlu be beneficially affected by the re
uuuui Hint liid JurmeiB nvuiu securu durMnn
Hew Oaud Goods Tariff.
R. H. Countlss, agent of the Trans
continental Freight Bureau, In San
Francisco, has forwarded to local rail
road offices a bulletin announcing g
duction in freight tariffs on cannery
products from the west cosst.
Canned goods will hereafter be car
ried to Missouri River terminals and
certain parts of Texss at a flat rate
of 76 cents per 100 pounds. This will
apply over the Northern Pacific Great
Northern, O. R. N. and the Burling
ton. The Columbia Rlrer canneries
Xallroad Votae.
W. C Seachrest, Coast agent of the
New York Central lines, left last night
for Eastern Oregon and Southern
Washington. He expects to return the
first of next week.- .
J. O. Blabon. fourth vloe-presldent of
tha Great Northern, who haa been - In
the city alnce Monday, 'left today for
the Sound cltlea.'
ft Jl. Ingersoll, general freight agent
Of -the - Lake Shore, with headquarter
In 8eattle, is In Portland.
Kd Holton. formerly Tacoma agent
for the Southern Pacific, but now en
waged in business in Montana, waa in
the city thia morning. . - -
A. B. C. Dennlston, general western
passenger agent of the Great Northern,
Is spending the dsy in I'ortiano. Air,
pennlston's headquarters are In 8eattle,
COFFEE FARMS RUINED,
Cruatemalaa Baoeatly Arrived at Vow
Orleans Says That tha Coffee
Crop la Short.
NEW ORLEANS,-Juno 10; O.-Thlel
of Guatemala City. Guatemala, who re
cently arrived with other cltisena of
that-country, atatea that the famous -cof
fee lands about Mount Santa Maria have
nearly all been covered with dust and
ashes to a depth. In many places, of
tuny two reel.
Clouds of dust and smoke are still fly
Ing as they have been periodically ever
since the first eruption, shortly after
that of Mont Pelee. In Saint Pierre,
What troubles planters in Guatemala
la that It will be several years before
thia land can again be put Into' coffee.
Thlel estimates that the coffee crop of
Guatemala is fully 260,000 quintals
short. This means thst there will be
26,000.000 pounda less of coffee In the
world's markets this year than last
present market It is expected that the
season will be concluded within a ahort
time. , ' v
Wool Crop Is light.
In the Valley the wool crop for this
season will . not be quite aa neavy
Honey 1S3 IAr Der frame.
foffea Green Mocha. 21023! Java, faoer.
M.12r: Java. rood. 202k; Jara. ordinary. 18
(tar; Coata Rica, fancr. l20e; Coats Hlca.
sood. lOAlftc: Coata Rica, onlloarr. 10Wl2c
rer lb: Columbia roaafc-- 10,83; Arbaeklee',
1113 Hat; Llou. IU.1S llat: Cordova, f 11.13.
Teaa Onions, different grades. XStfeSc; Gun
powder, 2N4l32ia3Be: Knsllab Break fait dlf-
100a, per ton.
; noa. per ton. sn.w; urerpooi. mi
$26.00 rar too; 00-Ib rock, 114.00; II
s.oo.
Grain Baft Calcutta, 13.7606.00 per 100 for
xuat dell aery.
Hlce Imperial Japan. Kn. J, lc Ne. 2,
ae: New Orleans head. 8e.
Break faat Kood lYemlum. 3B Hc; I2.C0;
as on ordinary occasions on account ferent tradea, 12HBJW-: Spider Leg. nncolored
of tho llghtnesa of this year's fleece. 'apan, o0C0c;tfren Japan, very scarce. BOQ
The grade la In much better shape Mu-Bale.. 2s. 3.. U. 8a. 10.. $2.10: fin.
ana Wlin a continuance oi tne prewni tll)te- j.j,. an,. J(w TtP. imported Lly
market It is expected tnat me vauey erponi. noa. 4o;. leoa. sue; 2Z4. i.w.
rnmra will nn .nfTor anv rerinrttnn In Halt Woreeater aalt. balk. bbb). 330a, tSOA
Vv... . " ' " ' ,," , Woreeater. 140 aa. 15.60; Woreeater. 100 la,
ciinr iiuiin " " ?5.BO; Woreeater. 30 Ba, 3.25; 30 10a, (S.OO
v seasons wnen tue nect.o ia nenvirr. i nnrn aarka, MM. tioc.
mmm-m n-mmm Ball. Sl. I Balt-Toarse, half fronnd,
- Eastern Oregon wool is, however, a
slow seller when compared to the local
variety. The wool growers of that sec-
tlon have come to the conclusion that
. they, are entitled to more money than
the prevailing prlcea will admit of the -.K2Si"S
dealers paying and some of them will Salmon Colombia Hirer, l ib talla. 11. TO: 1
endeavor to hold until there Is some talla, 12.40; fancy. I Bats. ai.SB; 4-tb
prospect of a better market. , "f. "" ,Vii. s2 S? P
Zastern Betnaad Is fflow, Coal Oil Caaea, 22c per aal; tanks. Water
. -.-- I wnlto. Iras btila, 18 We., aroodear ISel - Head
me oemana ior Oregon wuuia irom 0 3ir lrnu bo, 11hic. gMoUB, iron
Eastern manufacturers is quite slow bbls 22c. caaea 28V4e.
"the " principal Cause Of this condition I Llnaeed Oil Pure raw. In bbla. B2e: gennlna
. ... .... . aetller- 1H1. eaaea .-ttehi. Me; pare raw.
... "- ivu ,. ,B nM BTe: genalae kettle In raaes. 6Bc.
irvuuies which nave uwn iiiirmpuiua Beualne 3 deg, eaaea, caaea. 22c; Iron bbla,
manufacturers In the East for some I lBKe.
time. Until conditions In the East- aaollne M deg. eaaea. 28Hc; Iron bbla 22,
t.rw,. m.rlr.. ,r, hn, it I. . IMrpentioe la -aa TOC.WOOO. Dbia 71UC.
- --- iron nou, bc. io m eaae mta, 74c. f
expected that there will be much change Beana Small ..white. 44Vle: - larse white.
-Tntlie Cair for wdoTT" Quotations" 6nlHeff3.Mffl4.oO; pink, 3.763.80; bayou, i4Hc;
Knatem Oregon wnn ni from It sS''
(Journal Special Service.)
NEW YORK. June 10. There is no
let-up In tbe -demoralisation of the stock
market today, and stocks are now lower
than in Ave years. Many large specu
lators have been 'Hard-hit There is ho
weakness in banking manifested, but
the cause is attributed to the loss by
flood. Are and the unfavorable weather.
higher prices If the stock was not so
badly mixed.
RISE IN THE SNAKE
HAS BEEN CHECKED
Upper Columbia Rising Swiftly
Willamette Will Reach
24 Feet Wednesday,
to ll cents a pound, accorcmg to the
grade.
... Steamer Elder Arrives.
j The steamer ueorge w.- Elder ar
rived from . Ban Francisco last eve
ning bringing a .large . cargo of as
sorted vegetables and amall fruits.
Among the vegetable truck received
'WIN larcr ivintlffnmvnt et Ibflaala.
slppt tomatoes for various Front street Thread, k lb; Fast Mali. 70e
merchants; the stock being quoted on
the street at 12.60 per 20-pound crate.
Tobacco Plus eat smoklnc. 1. 2. B-os pack
acea Bral of North Carolina. Tie lb: Uaa-
tiff, BSC lb; Plxla Queen. 41e lb; Bad Bell. 88e
lb; Pedro, tor lb; OoMen Scepter, fl.lB lb; noa
rnt Cameo. 41c lb; fapatan, $1.89 R: Dnka'a
Mixture, 40c lb; Bnll Durham. OAe lb; Old Ena
lab Carre Cat T4c lb; Maryland Club. Tfc !t;
Mall Foncb. SSe lb; Tale Mlatore, 11.40 lb.
I'lus Tobacco nrammond'a Natural Leaf. BSe
lb: Piper Heldalerk. B6c lb; ftomrtMns Oond.
4.V lb: standard N. S8c lb: T. B . 60c lb:
Hnear - Head. 4.V tb; Btar. 44c lb. Fine Cut
Ziemoiia More Plentiful.
orlcea:
The arrival of the steamer was slso J-00?,-' 'r,rc' 7c to: California.
Frulta aad Tacataklas.
Polatoea 4fti35c: sew, B1.S0 aack
Onions Oregon. 6Jfi7Be. buyera'
the cause of
lemon market.
replenishing the local
The receipts on the ves-
new reds, tl.ou.
Freab Frulta A pi) lea. fancy. Orexon.
2.00; cnoklug, Nicfl.00 boxj Orangea,
fl.BAQ
narela.
B2.7S:
mother with th. .ri-u-.i r h. iaiiroruia lanxennea, at.uuari.xa dox; na
" v I..... 19 nfira II) hunch
ael were quite large, and when taken .MJ.); Mediterranean avaata
.. ... I rallriM.t1a anverlns II flllflfl 9A Iw
yesterday there is now plenty of the
sour fruit to supply all demands at
current quotations.
More Green Corn.
The shipments of green corn from
the South today were more liberal, but
there was a heavy demand for all ar
rivals at '(6 cents a doxen. Apricots
are in larger supply and lower prices
are looked for within the next few
days. The markets pre well supplied
with fruits.
Aapararus Ia Scares.
The receipts of asparagus ' from Cal
ifornia have about ceased on account
of the large canning contracts on
hand. Oregon stock Is not very fast
on arrival and some of the commiRBlon
houses have been without, supplies for a
week. Quotations remain at $1.15 a
box. 4
. Have Dealers Sold- Short
McKlnley Mitchell sayn the hop
outlook: ''If the hop market was about
to go to pieces as said a few days ago,
by a Wfllem firm, then what Is the
reason why th.. do not keep quiet
about It and lt 1t run Its course? My
idea of the situation is that omt
of those dealers have sold short) for
June delivery and trying their utmwl
to bear the market In order to fill their
orders at lpwer prices."
' ew Tork Hops Are Bad.
According to one of the largest deal
rs In JNew Tork. the coming crop In
that state ls in a very bad condition
and a half crop would be considered 1
quite liberal.' As a consequence of the
' aa Mi i
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
Thia question arises In tho family
every dity'. Let u answer it to-day. Try
nanaa, sz.ZBU3.su buses. DC ID: atrawbeniita.
Oregon. 2 50 crate; cberrlea, eOMfl.oo 10 lb
Imx : soeberTiea. 4'aoc id; apricota, fi.so
crate; lmnna.. , ti.60tta.00.
vpsetaufca Turnlra. il.oo aack: carrnta.
fl.BO: 'beeta. $1.60 per anck radlahea,
12V,6tl&r per dot: cahbase. California.
2c tb: lettuce, bead, 25c per dot; botbouaa,
SL.25 Ikix; gTeen peppera, 40c lb; boraeradlah. Be
lb: celery, $1.00 doa; beana. atrlnf. 0c
lb: aanaracua. 11.16 Der 25m box: rhu
barb. .1c lb: tomatoes. $2.60 per 4-haaket erite;
paranlpa. $1.76; plneapplea, $6.00 doa; peaa. Be;
cucnuilera, $1.2fi1.no box.
Dried' Frulta Applea. evaporated. 8 SI 7c
in; apncoia, iiviuc id: peacnea. 0'(twc ID;
leara. id; prunea. iianan. l'tllc n
French. 8ttS44c lb; flsa, California blacka. (
'urtV,!-: do. white. 7 (it Me lb: Dlmna. eltted. fia
Ac; raHlna, aeeded. fancy l ib cartnna, BO pack-
flaea to caae. 8V,a pks: aeeded. 12-n cartona.
7Hc; looae Muacateflea, 60-Ib boxea. BVk74kc
; ixtnnoo inyera, fi,io(pi2.w.
Nuta I'eanuta, 64t7c per lb for raw. oaioc
for roaated: cocoanula. 850OOe"per doa: wal-
nnts. 14HM6c per lb; iln nuta, 100120
per lb; hickory nuta. 16c per lb; ebeatauta,
Kaaterr. ISfiloc per lb; Braall nuta. 16c per
in; ninerra. j.wioc per m: rancy pecana, 14Q
idc pec.roi.imoiiai, 4lic set, nv..v..
Masts ana rovuioss.
Frpah Meata Beef, prime. He tar unln.
aiecte, limiiectpa N'jc; bulla, unlnapecteu. 5
0c. loappcted Jtft cowl, itnlnauected OiOKq,
limiiM'tt'il 7c; pork, nnlnapccteil 7Sr74c. In.
apected 7c;j Teal. 7t(7Mic; mutton, 2 4(Si.tc
SHANIKO WOOL SALES
8HANIKO. Or.. June 10. The first
sealed-bid wool sale In- this city was
neld yesterday and of -the 1,600,000
pounda held in storage in the ware
houses herei about 700,000 pounds were
aold by the growers. The price . paid
rmi fiM 11 I r. IK cAnta n n ,1 IhA
"" " v - "v"v" rising rapidly. The temperatures this
purchases were by representatlYes of morntn, veJ tha upper Columbia and
Vll IVHUWIOa UIIUV. ITIllllltWli ai un-
worth h. Thayer, Botany Woolen Mills
of New Jersey, Hallowell & Donnell,
Nichols tt Dupee, Dewey, Gould V Co.,
and Denny, Rice & Benedict
Tho sales were resumed again to-
The river outlook Is about the same
aa yesterday. The Snake River is at
a standstill and the upper Columbia Is
rising rapidly. The temperatures this
the Snake River basins range between
48 and 64 degrees, and the weather is
partly cloudy, Tha temperatures dur
ing the next few days will average of ftn ,.. , nV,.A
AJI a I " nsa s i vi evi aaiiu
A Bemarkablo Boa.
The New York Central has Issued an
attractive folder giving the details of
the remarkable ryn made by the
Twentieth Century Limited recently
between Cleveland and Duane Park.
about 30 miles Cast "Of Chicago? the
total distance covered . was S07 miles
snd the actual time occupied waa 292
minutes. This is considered the most
remarkable fast trip ever made In the
United States, with the posslblr excep
tions of tha run from- Chicago' to
Buffalo over the same tracks In 1893,
and the long run of the Burlington
train from Chicago to Denver several
years ago. The last mentioned, how
ever, were light trains.
The average speed for the entire dis
tance was 88 miles miles "an hour. ' On
reaching' Cleveland from the East the
train was 1 hour and 32 minutes late.
When the stop was made in the Chi
cago ITnlon Depot, about five hours
later) the train was on time.
Between Toledo and .Elkhart a speed
lower, but they, will vary decidedly In
places short distances apart. Cloudiness
day. The next Bhanlko sales will be I will increase, and this of itself will
held ths 26th and -2-7-th ItuH... whn V,l,eatfy clnw ' ttt melttnr -of suow irf
is especiea tnai ine remainaer oi ine the mountains. Enough snow, however.
clip, estimated at 2,600,000 pounds, will has already melted to produce the atage
then be delivered. The crop of the predicted for the next five days,
largest holders, the Baldwin Sheep A The , following ..atagea, will .occur .at
iAnd Company, Charles Hilton, R. Portland: Thursday, 21.07; Friday,
Hlnton, George Young, Little & Mc- 22.03; Saturday. 22.08; Sunday, 23.06.
Rae, Rettie & Patterson and Thomas and by Monday afternoon or Tuesday
Broanrn. were mot -offered- yesterday.- - I morning - 84, feet.-
The prlcea realised average about 1 Dalles will reach and pass the danger
cent better on the lots sold than was Una of 10 feet tonight and continue to
maintained for some time.- In addition
to the regular coachea there -Vere four
.Pullsaa.e!ttscri-J- w-!r- ftHed? -
'GOVERNMENT WILL PLANT
WASHINGTON. June 10. The largest
peach orchard In the South will be
planted In Georgia. The climate of
Georgia is exactly suited for the growth
of peaches. The commission which waa
sent by the company that is going to
operate the orchard favored a alte one
mile north of Amcrlcus. Ga., unanl
mously. and v 100.000 trees will shortly
be planted on this ground.
During the winter season and while
the .peach , orchard Is young, the conji
pany will operate 'a canning and refrig
erator plant thus affording work for its
employes all the year round.
KAYAK OIL FIELDS ,
ARE -A BIG : FACTOR
DistrictiWHI'Make-Its Influinca
. ;'. Felt in -the World's -
; Markets,
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
BAN rBANClSOO,
Rprlnff Valley
Contra Coata.
8. r. Gaa ft, Kleetric
Americas National Bank
fllant - Powder
Vlforlt
liana Plantation
Hawaiian
Hutcblnaon
Makawell
Alaaka Packera' Aaaoclatlon.. .
California Wine Aaaoclatlon
Oceanic Kteamahlp
June 10.-10:30 aeaalon:
Rid. Aaked.
K2
7V,
8V4
uv,
20
7A
82
6H W
67 4
126
TS
42
16
25
1M
ino S
3
BIRTHS.
brought by them last year.
THE DALLES HOGS DULL
THE DALLKS, ' June 10. The re-
cetpta of hoga here yesterday1 were
light, as the buyers refuse to purchase
until- the resulta of the present warm
spell Is shown by the river. It is
thought by many that the railroad
will be washed out, and buyera do not
care to take the chances to hold live-
slowly rise for several days at the
rate of about a foot a day. The upper
Columbia at Northport, the most North
ern station, has raised nearly 25 feet
since the 16th of May, and 23 feet at
Wenatchee since-the ;14th of May. The
river gauge read as follows at the dif
ferent stations this morning:
Stage of Change
Stations.
Portland. Or.' . . .
The Dalles. Or. .
Umatilla. Or. . ..
XT . a. k. nnaV irr. .V
stock until after the flood d re ffi. wfc
ahipplng all on hand. Last night there p.iparla. Wash, .
two cara to Portland Prices stand at 1 Welser. Idaho
6 cents a pound.
tlottom Za Higher.
LIVERPOOL. June 10. The cable
shows the cotton . market 4 . points
higher.
eroaa: urexaeii, ojRIOc; lamba, . dreaaed 7Hc.
con. Etc Portland pack (local!
10 to 14 lbs. 14Mc; 14 to 18 lbs. 14U
a delicious and heaJtlif uf dessert. . "Pre.
pared ia two minutes. No bojling no
baking) , add boilinjf water -and set to
eoot TUyorf J-i-Lempa, Orange, Hutp
berry and ?frawbecry Oct a packaje
t yotr jrocers to-day. "wcts." ,,
liama
hreakfaat bacon. 16iluc; picnics. 11 Vic: cottaire
II He; aalted aldea. 12V4! fh; atuoked aldea.
l:IVc; dry aalted backa. 11; bacon backa,
12c: hutta. aalted. uttc; amokad. lOHe fh.
naatern-packed llama under 14 If. IBe;
over 14 Iba. 4c; fancy, lif; plcnlca.lljc;
aliuuldera. HMc; dry aalted aldea. unamoked,
12V4c; breakfaat bacon. l&HlllBc; fancy.
Itipt iHitta. HKl2c.
Ixwal Ird Kettle leaf, 10a, 12ke; Bs, 12e;
66-11) flna, 12V4": tttnm rendered, Ida, livid
a, 12c; 50a, 11 He; compound tierces. Be;
ttiha. 8V4c , . ,
Kaatern Lard Kettle leaf. 10-Ib tins. 12Hc;
6a, 60-fb tlna, 12c; a team rendered,
lua. laiT?: Mia. 11H-
Abera packing boua prlcea are nt eaah, 16
daya.
Klah Ro'k cod. 7c; flonnJera, Be: halibut.
6c. ling cod. 7c; craba. $1,60 dot; raaor clania,
Be doa; atrlped baaa. 2c; aalmon, 8c; aolea,
Sc; lobatera, ifle: ahrlmpa, Pusat Hound. lo;
catflh. 6c lb; I'nget Hound bcrrluf, 4c IB; shad,
3c tt; allrer amelt. Be.
Olsarlag Hon Beport.
The report of the Portland 'Clearing
House for yesterday was: Clearances,
S43d.lT4.8S, balances, 53.S.84. .
Chicago Markets.
rillCAGO, June 10. The markets closed ts
fotloma.:
Wheat July, j 75 ft75 V; September, 73fl
73 $4. c.
)orn July, 48!44Sc ..saked; gepteaiber,
47He.
Oats Jhrr. M.t, '
l"ork-July, $17.00; September, 110.86. -
rarla Wheat aTlrm.
PARI8. June 10. Wheat, June,
$24.75; 'September. $22.40. Flour, firm
with June at $3o.35 and September at
$30.60.
Government Wheat Xeport.
CHICAGO, June 10. The Government
wheat report shows winter 82.2 and
spring 96.9, with a total acreage of 17,-267,000.
Chicago Wheat.
CHICAGO. June 10. Wheat Cash.
.76 76 Tic.
CATTLE ARE LOWER
PORTLAND UNION STOCKYARDS,
Juno 10. Today's receipt at the local
yards consisted of 60 hogs, 40 cattle.
300 sheep and 25- horses. Cattle are
duller and lower on account of the
roin1i?lnn nt ihm. alnclr Dnltnff
The most delightful trip serosa the
continent Is via the Denver ft Rio
Grande, the scenic JUne of the world.
Apply at 124 Third at.. Portland, for
rates.
Time Waa la light.
What promises to develop Into
lime wwftr,J. ,aiw .Poaaioiy. . rat war
among the lines operating -between St.
Paul ahd Chicago has been fomenting
over 'the recent action, of the North-
Tho- river at The western and Mllwaukee'ln reduclha the
running time or their fast trains. Last
Sunday the Burlington -cut down Its
running time 65 minutes in competition
with the lines -mentioned.
-The passenger department of the
Wisconsin "Central haa notified the
other ' lines .that unless " the old
schedules are reinstated that it will
notify the Western Passenger Assocla
tlon that it is entitled to a differential
of $1.60, owing to the time handicap.
The further statement Is made that
otherwise rates will be cut to make up
tne aifierence.
The Wisconsin Central and the Min
neapolis & St. Louis are generally con
sldered the long ltnea between the two
cities. Neither has made. any move yet
in the direction of ahortenlnar time.
Published receipt and net earnings for
the weeks since the Milwaukee changed
the schedule show tlfat that Una and
the Northwestern have oeen doing a
larger business than at any time previ
ously. It la reported In Portland today
.that the Milwaukee haa gone a ' step
further and has equipped Its faat mail
with sleepers, giving two fast night
trains which will run on the achedula
of the Pioneer Limited. .'
Western railroad men expect aome
Interesting developments before the
difficulties are finally adjusted; '-The
present running time "of the several
roads, together with jthe distances-be-
river
today.
. 21.2
.
. 23.4
, ' 31.8
. 42.8
, 15.4
, 16.7
, "10.0
in last 24
hours.
--0.5
--1.S
--0.7
--1.S
- --1.4
- -0.6
- -0.8
--0.1
i -J4,--to' 't!t-lf -f Or&..Awiteraoti, -1
danshter.
June 3. to the wife of T. J. Krender, i
daughter.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Mrs. John B. Stephens, 395 Slitb afreet:
Harold Howard, 81 Fremont atreet; dlpb
therla.
Mra. VI. J. Nelson. 90S Corbet t atreet;
diphtheria.
Leo tiolmon, acow, foot of Baat Main atreet
amallDox.
W. 8. Holmea, . sopw. foot ..of East Main
atreet: smallpox. '
U. Hon". BIO Washington street: smallpox.
Frank mriatlan. rcu rirtn street: nieaaiea.
Baby Milton, I'attoa road; larynghal dlpb.
therla.
Trek la Nelson. Patton road: diphtheria.
' Janiea Phillips Bailey, 3.10 Lincoln arenue;
aipntnena.
IATTLE, JunatlO.-e-'ThaKayalt
oil fields will this year, even, prova a
bigfactor in the world'a supply .of .oil,
aa tha quantity la there, and tho quality
im me uoi ever. louna.
Such was the, observation of Winiam
Carrlngton, ,r one of the heaviest foper-
siwis in mm uiiiiuiwnara na nns- nas
gallon Company'a ateamer Eacelslor. . ,
"I found oil." ha continued, "from tha
Martin River, on tha west. 1 to Taku-
taga on tho coast, on the east, and
when I left tha Lippy Company waa
down 160 feet with their, wall and. waa
sinking at the rate of 40 ir 10 feet a
day, And at that rata they should
have a gusher by thia time, as It is nine
days since the newa .reached Kayak.
The Lippy well was aunk about three
fourths of a mile from that driven by
the English syndicate. Z. r17 .7
"Superintendent Green of tha Alaaka
Oil Syndicate, when I left, waa expecte
Ing tho -ateamer; Santa Ana. In' with ""
their machinery. The syndicate's land
la reached by water from Xarak. All
of trie land in the Kayak aeetlon shows
up well, from an oil production stand
point. , on the Eight-Mile River,: flow
Ing Into the ocean, about eight .miles
esst of Cape Sackton, Is an exception
ally large acepage. - Indeed I have aeen .
no better aurf ace ahowlng than that. '
"Florence A rata, a noted oil ' expert,
ia In the , district, representing the Los
Angeles . Consolidated . Oil Refinery. He '
declares Kavak the beat oil field In
'There are at least 10 oil exnerts o
international reputation on the ground,
looking up thia field for Eastern In
vestors. Just now the .weather at
Kayak la fine. The snow is fast dis
appearing, though there waa more laat
Inter than in 20 years past.
"Kayak will develop rapidly. At
leaat 15 large oil developing outfits will
be working there within the next CO
days."
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Phoenix Land Company to
art, lota as, a and 74. Arleta park..
-Point. le . 111 uemnai
and
Crowley.
I'vlnt View
lota 11
DEATHS.
June 8, Teckla Adella Nelaon. aged 2 yeara,
Patton road; diphtheria.
'June . Otto Uake. seed 40 years. 425
front atreet; tetanua.
June 8, See Slug, aged B5, 240 Main atreet;
dropay. ,
June- R. Carrie Esther Hamnann. a red 18
695 Madlaon atreet; heart .prostration. .
The Sdward Holmaa trndartaklnar Co..
fnaaral direotora aad embalmera, 880
Tamhlll. rhoae 607.
x. 9. TlnleV aad Sob. fnaaral dlreetota
aad embalmera. have removed to thai
sew establishment, corner . Third aad
Madiaoa street. Both phoaea Wo. .
Orenatorlvm.' ' oa Oregon Oltv oar
ttae." naax SeUwoodi modera, seteattfle.
Somplete. Charges Adults, $3 Si ohU
ren, gas. Tlsltors to So. m. Portland
prwmatlon Association. Forllana, or.
W. M. Sew.
SOU
ny. - t Iianiel . -
lz, aieck - I,
.20
E. At Love and hnshand to Lewis bora,
S acres la aeetlon a, townablp 1 south,
range 2 eaat ' 1,500
A. B. and w. M. INunn lo r. Staler, lot
10, block O, Mt. Tabor Villa , i ...... .
Thoa. Colllnsn snd wife to K. hlaley, lot
B. block 10. Mount TSbor Villa......
J. L. Hartman et al to J. B. Campbell,
lot N. St. John's Helghta
E. Thoraaa to Wm. A. Miller, eaat .
as i-H feet iota o and a, block BO,
Holladaya Add
Title linarsntee tt Trust Company to
Joa. P. Jaeger, lot, 4. block 2, Holla
day Park Add
Title Guarantee tt Trust Company to
E. J. Jaeger, lot 6. block 2, Holla
oar Park Add ,
Sheriff for J. E. Bnrnbam to Victor
Land Company, lot 14, block 1, Brain-
aru racv,-4 . .y .......... ,
Katherlne K. Sloan to Catherine Oahorne.
ior in. nioca ia. i lorernsie ext. o. a.
H. W.-Thlelaen and wife to E. K. Mal-
lory. Tr., part of. trldeoa Tlbbeta'
D. L. ;
P. II. Marlay to I. L. Armatroac. lots
7 -and ft--hlor--14-'""Kiia""-flSMiiwii-.,rf,.'"t
Henry I). Janea and wlfei to P. J. gulll-
tsu, mi . nioca j, I'lttenger'a Add,.
Park Land Company to O. W." Atber,
lots 24 to 26, block 74. L'nlteu'ty
Park i . .
A; Edsaf Beard to Marley C. Cone, tot
4. block 1. Eden ;
Alice M. Pederaen and husband to Title
Ouarantee at Trust Company, part lot
1, block K, Korth -Irrlngtoti
John Kchlela-cr and wife to Title fiuar-
antee Treat Company, part lot 4.
block 11. North Irrlnaton
Hattle L. Malr and hnshand to Martin
roater. weat SO feet lota 12 and 18,
block 23. Alblna
Wm. W. ritmoton and. wife ..to. Franets-.-
ai. r-ox. block -18. Trnutdale
Jane E. Nichols to Hattle S. Hill, lot
9, block 1. Highland 250
180
no
1700
678
B75
.:"
100
- !
1
Tsavj
110
00 .
225
rt
4-
660
RO0 "
TOM OVASAaTTBSS TTTIXS. ,
See Paclflo Coast Abstract Guaranty
Trust Co., 204-6-B-7 Falling Building.
Get your title insurance and abstracts
to resl estate from the 1 tie Guarantee
& Trust Co., Chamber of Commerca
BUILDING PERMITS.
To John Moraau. one-atorr dwellln. na
Twenty-flrst Street between Reed and Vork:
coat, 1. 000.
To Woodward. Klllen Wakefleld. altera
tion two-story building; coat. 1125.
To Albert Crow, two-atorr dwrJIInc: coaL.
DE PAUW COMMENCEMEN
GRKENCASTLB. Ind.. -June 10. The
annual eotnjnencement exercises - at e
Pauw University; were-held today In the
presence of a large crowd of visitors..
The address to the graduating clasa waa'
delivered : by Prof. Richard T. 'Ely.- of
the linlverslty of Wisconsin.
T
poorcondition
quotations are:
Cattle Best,
S3.7o)4.00.
Hogs Weak. B6 1-2&
Sheep Weak, 3c.
Lambs Weak, 3i33 l-2c.
4.004.50; medium,
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. Close
11:30 session Wheats December,
$-1.31 7-8; barley. December, 90 3-4c
LIVERPOOL UNCHANGED
m "i V
LIVERPOOL, June 10. Close-r-Wh,aat.
July, 6-3 3-8. unchanged; Sep
tember. 6-2 1-8. unchanged.'
Yrai ni -i n 1 1 1 1 1 ft ii i ,-JVin mnnra x
r-l n?o 7V ' , c r V b S ,
Mothers!
Mothers!!
V
This is the fate of sufferers from Kidney: trouble; astheidisse is s6;insidu6us that often ipeoe have
serious Kidney trouble without 6wing.;th4:re
impurities to stay .in the system and attack the .other V chioano Du.ina nan CuradV ,f ,
organs. i ms accounts ior tne many diilerent
symptoms of Kidney Disease. 1 :
Foley At Co.. Chioeo. Gentlemen: -About a vear ago mr health heran
lp fail, I lost flesh and never felt well. The doctor thoueht I liad srornach
I at a sa a t a -a. . .
Mothers!!!
Mrs. Witislow's Soothing Syrup
haa been naed for sin glXTY TSAKS by MIL
UON8 of MOTHEKS for their CHHJHtEN
While TEKTVINO, with rBKFBCt SUCCBS&
ft SOOTHES CHILD, SOFTEItB the GUM 3,
svuavs au FAJN; CURES WIND COLIC, aad
Is the best rrasdr for DIARRHCEA. Sold bv
Druggists ia ererjr psrt f the world. Be sure
tad sak for "Mrs, Wiaslew's Soothing Svrop,"
sad take as otber kind. Twcati -fire cts, a bottla
, '"' . andllvertrouble, but I ibectme convinced that myiidfieya were the. cuo
V Ka(Jn 4-n fAAi ut-t. -a. - , - . ' . j. -'a s ' my ill Dealtn and commenced taking rULtl S, KIDNEY .,CURE.: It In
X OU Degm XO xeei pester , at Once .When taking , creased my sppetite and made me feel stronger, and the shnoylng symptomt
FOLEY'S EllOrJEV CUC1E
, t v disappeared .1 am now sound and well. J. K. Horn, 1354 Oiversey Blvd.,
?Cui; HlWlfi:,i
r ' ' E.'C."Tauilnsi sexton of tfieMethodiMChdrch.SDrinefleid. Pa.-wrlteai :
'-. a. i-i. n. . i . - ... t . . . " Aiv wire nas oeen tcit oaa witn iionev rroaoie ana fried several dociora
as it umuiiilC5 ine neari, increases tne Circulation without oeneBt After tafcingone bottle or FOLEY'S KtDNEY CUitEwas '
and invigorates the whole;sykehi::lt 8
urinary organs and gives: you new life" ana! lyinf
y v. : TWSI2E3:B0nd
. UAUE-DAVIS i DRUp COMSlNtHIr aOTRiBTaS
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