The Oregon daily journal., June 19, 1903, Page 9, Image 9

THE OKilGON DA1JLV JOURNAL, iOUTX,AKI, DA Y B V JiN IN G , . J tJJNE 11)03.
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; SELLER OF HOPS
-Remaining Stocks Consisting
rXof Nearly : 500 Bales o
1902's Are Sold at 20 Cents
. ;tq.a;:SaIem Firm, . .' -
'' '""'! ' 'v"r ' " "' ' ' '' i .
. Former ; Bull In " the Market
.' Changes His Mind and Now
Thinks that the Market Will
Go no Higher. . .
itu sbu-s XQM.
Ths A, J. Luce Company gold
it remaining stock of hops of
last year's growth In this city laat'
, night to ft Balem firm at 10 cents
a pound. .,,.'
I The A. J. -Luce Company, through its
local representative, i J. Miller, com
pleted last night one of the largest
sales of hops made In the state dur
ing the latter part. of this season. The
-company sold .to Horse, Lochraund'A
Co. of Salem its remaining stock of
'i "l0t hops, consisting Of nearly 600 bales
. of the choicer grades, at 20 cents a
. pound.
r luos rears t or Tatars.
I This selling of the remaining stock
tt 1902's by the Luce Company came
-As, a surprise to the bulls and bears,
Mr. Luns has,' especially, lately, been
a decided bill! Mn 'the hop market and
had only recently wired his local rep
.Afsentatlve not to sell the remaining
Atock under a Z5-cent market. This
jfchange of policy is what occasioned
" the' surprise among the ' growers and
dealers.
r. j. miner, tne iuce company s lo
cal representative, says
"Y'e sold, our remaining stock. of 102
hops for the., reason that Mr. Luce did
not believe that the market would ahow
'any advance in tne near future.
'Hop prospects throughout the world,
; and: even in tror own state have been
' Wonderfully Improved lately snd the
entire world's yield during the ' coming
season will be enormous, providing that
nothing further befalls it before the
harvest.
Bag-land Sid Wot Bay,
' "We. bused our fondest hopes for an
advance tn the hop market on the
.theory that the crop In England was
So short that that country would make
tiurchnses on this coast of about 6,000
bales, but up to, a short time, afro only
7,000 bulus had been purchased,
Bluestem "Wheat Advaaoes.
Bluestem wheat quotations were ad
vanced T cent a bushel today on ac
fount of a more spirited demand among
.millers for suppliesv
Summer Stsslhsads Coming.
fiummer Steelhead salmon .from the;
fCniumhfa River are arriving in small'
, Jots in the- local markets and are re.
Cfllvlng a fair, demand at 7 cents i
"-ound,. .Other fish are in fair supply.
2UI ,inj nun now peing usea in mis
kettle; boiled,, rales 60e, hbli. 64o; pnre raw,
to caws 67c; genuine kettle in csaes, ISOc.
Ben sin 63 o , case, caaei, 22c; Irou ebl.
-IBe. - vr-rW- "-TT :
Oaollne-86 dag, eace. 38M!' lrn bbla tie.
' lTirrentin In caaoS, TOe! wood bbla, Ooe
Iron bbta, Otc: 10-lb caee Inte. 68c.
eans Small white, 4fl4UcJ lam white,
1X8024.00; pink, I3.T&US.0O; bayou, 4Vii
Llmaa, 6fi5,e.
Tobacco Plug eat smoking. X, I. P.
area 8eal pf North Carolina. Tie Ibt Mea.
tl(T, He tbl Dili Qunn, 41o lb; Red Brit, H
lb; Prdra, tOr lb; Qoldta Snaptr, II. IS R: tne
rot Cameo. lo lb! Cptn, $I.SS tbl Duka't
Mlitqra. 40c Rt: null Durban. OGo : OM Ena
lh CurT Cut 7e lb; Uarrlfind Club. Tl lt;
Mall Pouch,. SNe lb; Tale JUtuT. 11.40 lb.
Plug Tobacco nrnmmnnd'a Nut lira I Laaf. IMe
lb: Piper tlfildalcck, SSe- R Bomnthlng Good,
4Ao lb: Rtandard N. Sc Jt: T. B . o3 ID:
Rnear Hrd. 4So lb; Star. 44a lb. Plna Cat
rbawlns-Uolaan Tbratd, OS. lb; Faat Mali. TOf
, Tralti and TarataWal.
Potatoca. 0(ie0c new. 1.601.T5 ewt.
Oulon--Oraun. 6i7Jc. buran' pricea;
local. Sl.OOtif.aS: sarllc. eTa tb: Caltfornla.
sew reda. cil; jralow banvera, 1'ie lb.
rraah rrulta Annlea. fancr. Oreeou. fl.bofl
Ion; eoeklns, NVfcll.OO box; Oraiifea, late Ta
lendaa, 14.60; Hedlteraneaa aweeta. i.-0'a.(0
uauioraia tanserinee, u.mwi.u doii ia
anaa. I2.1Ba8.60 hunch. Da lb: alrawberrtoe.
Ore-ran. fl.00tit.BO crate; cherrlca. TBe
ln-m box: sooaaberrlee. 8tT4c lb: eoiieota.
inc-uai craiaj lemona. va.ouraao.w.
CORMRIW
-NEW;Y0RK 'SUMMARY
ON HIGH LEVEL
1 !
, NEW YORK, Juns 1 A, msrket
such as this which. Is the subject of
daily apologies, ' usually declines. At
the asms time there is a strong belief
that .the present msrket will prove sn
exception t the rule, apologies snd ex
cuses for this weakness to the contrary
notwithstanding, nor, in fact. Is there
any general occurrence tonight In the
view that the railroads that are held ud
are. considering; the severe tests it has
been pdt to by the collapse of the United
States Shipbuilding Company, the drop
in Colorado Fuel St Iron and today's
decline In United States Steel. Conserva
tive opinion, therefore, - Is that money
will be made tn buying railroad -shares
July Shows an Advance of Over pr'pKil'r S
Seven Cents in Less lhan a in?K ;f.1" , 2Lp"i"Lle?e?S !
sales. ;
Quotations Reach ac High Price
that-1 Apparently Satisfies
, Some of those Who Make
' Up the:Bull Group-
Month, While September Is
Abdut-the Same,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN RANGE
W itrmntinn sa r m-i a v..
VtZ'LT"' ZT":1 r'i..A . ... I,ai.i ,nti.. .f Mtn, A- n.tLf a ro. ' !"'-. .T-r? "Tr." '"'--?''
fl.M per ack radlabea.
Sos: cnbbaae. Caitfornla.
bead. 15e per dot: hotbouae.
II. 60 1 beata.
iay31K pa
4L. IK. I.,,..
ll.SS box; areen pepper. 4A lb; bnr-ieradlah, Sa
lb; eelerr, (1.00 per dolt beana. atrial, SfllOo
id; aaparagua. si. IS Per zn-n Iwx: rhs
barb. So lb: tomatnea. l3.40U3.no Der 4-baakct
crata: -tarsal pa. t.T3: pineapples, 13.00 do;
(JiUCAUU, June -ins Itecora- OrIul: 4-8 1i 4 lower; Bcuteuiber. 4-T.
neraia says: ino corn maraei rcicntu 1 u tuwer.
a new high level yestarday and appar
ently attained a price that satisfied some I Vew Tork l-immary
of those who make up ths bull group. I NEW TORK. June 19 American
There was very heavy selling of Sep-1 atocks in London are weak with pressure
tember By Esrtiett rrssier. ana xnis 1 n ths Bte Issues. It Is reported thst
r. . ' J I. .nnnmh.r, I fUk Kmw
unn rroita Appiea.' erar-nraiaa. atrial wsa auppuaou iu miwu iiirai-i-mn I ins prsseni prices 01 sieei products will
an: SD-icou. TKCIloa mi neachea. IIM lb: I mmm nf tttnaj, Noa Ynrlcnra who ita-I v. . n,....k. w.
K:B,ch.'il2Le?mrn .mont.h .n'l benefit of ths reduction made Accessary
muc: do. white. TUinfa lb: nlnma. slrted. 61 wno navs ooen very acu
oc; raiaiqa, aaenea. itotr l-n cariona. eu pacs- I KOI SVCr Sines,
ares to ease. Ha pks; aeeded, 12-om cartuna.
TVke; iooa Moacatelle. no-m poxes, StyUl
rfota Peanuts. SiUTa ner lb for raw. SAIDa
for' rotated: eoeoanuta. SSatHOe ner dna: wal-
aata, MWtalOa par tt; uine snta. 10Q1
per n; Dicanrr not. lee per m; caeetauta.
jraly Shows Advaaoe.
Tlie July yesterday showed an ad
vance within less thsn four weeks of
over 7 cents and the September, within
va in ths mar- later. Ons hundred roads for April
show a net Increase of 14.79 per cent; II
roads for ths second week in Juno show
gross Increase of (.74 per cent. Trade
reports that there is a probability of
14-cent copper... The . subscription to
8c;
HT IUS?.a,1JLAr.e 'rolI!L Sound.
Plasty of Poultry.
"There ,M iplerity of poultry srrlving
in the local markets to' suit all de
mand," say. W. T. Turner & Co. "There
ara now more small spring chickens in
the market than are needed and the
supply Is faat increasing. Large springs
are, however, in demand, but ducks and
Kceae are not wanted, although ths ar
rivals lately have been extra liberal.
Turkeys are arriving tn bad condition,
the quality of 'the stock being very
poor and the demand Is consequently off
with lower prices ruling. Otd hens are
plentiful and as the stock is in bad
condition the market is considerably
weaker today.
Today's t quotations, ss revised, are
os follows:
of September was sold by this ons in- advance in ths Louisville A Nashville
terest Snd that SOmS Decem&er WSS aivmena raw. in- umucna un naiii-
tsken bsck In exchange. mor onio win not ne cnangea oerors
The corn rally has all been within less I nexi aiarcn. no ainiurDances or ine
th.n a month anrl the bull who has I money marxei are, expeciea rrom tne
iv in.rMt diirinw 4his Derlod has I July disbursements. Twelve Industrials
fared about as well as the one who show a decrease of . per cent; 20 sctlvs
has been in It a good deal longer. In
the last week of May, both the July
and Sentember corn sold at 44 cents.
and ths December as low ss 4m cents.
Balis Work Together.
There hss been a half dosen hull
Interests in
railroads show a decrease of .45 per cent
thi. lime of almost 7 cents. There Pennsylvania's new stock continues sst-
Eastere. ISftlfte ner ID: Bra ill snrs. ls ner I ih.. th.t mhnut S HAS 000 huahels I Isfsctory. There Is no probability of sn
111, uiwvria. waive prr in: lanrx immuw
lie par tb; almonda. J44D1S per lb.
Masts Sad rTOTialom.
Freab Meat Reef, nrlma TUiBSct
8W7c; real, TWc; atatUiu, drcaaad, t
lamba. dreaaed. 7c.
I'rah Meata 1'rent atreet Beef. Prima.
bulla, 6(ttSe; enwa. S4)7Xc; pork, 7tTHc;
TMi, 7tfftr; muttoo, dreaaed, SVtttdc; lamba,
OTeeeea, ivrne. . .
Hama. Bacon. Etc Portland sack (Mean
nana. 10 to 14 On. 14 He; 14 tn IS lbs, 14e;
breakfaat bacon, lsttlav; plcnlca, lla: cottas.
U4e; aalte4 aide. I2ie lb; amoked aides,
134e; dry aalted backa. HVa; bacon backa.
12c; butta, aaltea Hc: amua, lOHo Id.
Eaatarn-Dacked Hama Cnder 14 Ira. lBUcs
arar 14 Its, Hc; fancy, iat; picnlcs.llH;
ahouldara. ll4c: drr aalted aldaa. - snaaioaad.
it; breakfaat bacon. , J&igltti .fascy.
ib,c; pom, unuc,
Local Lard Kettle leaf. 10a. 12He: Sa. llVe:
HO-ro tins, 124c; ateam rendered, 10a, HUe;
6a, 13c; 60a, 11 c; aompouBd tlsreea, lej
tuba. 8 He
Eaatwn Lard K-ttla leaf, 10-lb Una, Win;
6a, 12He; 60-Ib tlna, 13c; ateam rendarad.
10a. 13e; BOa. llVie.
Abora oacklne souae nrieaa ara net cub. 18
saja
Wheat X arrest la Progrsss.
ST. LOUIS, June 19. The Modern
Miller ssys:
The whest harvest outside of the
the market together and flooded districts is progressing north-
there hss been no suggestion of msnlpu- wsra unaer ravoraDie weatner conoi
' JitloV Wall street his been prominent Mom. Reports of disappointing yields
all through the advance. coming from some sections, but
Easterners Control. Southeastern Missouri snd Southern 1111-
Vnr a fortnlaht the Eastern corn nols snd Indiana, where crop conditions
owners have been mors of a factor in have been poorest. Improving condi
the trade than any of the Western, tlons have recently been noticed in the
Armour wan the oloneer bull. He oris- Southwest, and have brought forth a
llah Hnr cod, Tet Sooslera. Be: baMbnt I inally had the May bought and carried mucn better yield or prospects thsn
Sc; Hits rod. Tc: craba. tl.SO doa; raaor clamat
Sc doa; atrtned haaa. 12Ac; aalmon, .hlnook.
He; anmmer ateelheada. 7c; aolea. Sc; ahtimpa,
Pnaet Hound. Iftc: catnah. Sc lb: abad. 3c n:
aurer a me It, oc.
USE CORN FOR SHEEP
that future over 47 cents. His argu- were indicated some time ego.
raent then wss the poor quality, no
went back Into tne juiy. srouna 10
cents. Since the time when May corn
was being bought from the poor qual-
nt old corn there has teen ine
drought in the East and the rains West.
Now Armour is saw 10 oe a, mi
In ISO-cent corn for. all the. futures.
manor Tpseti Small SsUsr.
The. mere suaaestloh yesterday that
We are told that Isaacs & Oulnn. the
largest sheep owners In the county, have
decided to not 'feed hay to their sheep
next winter. These gentlemen are now ,1 h an lmcatrment of the
hauling corn from the railroad, with Sprng wheat crop from dry weather
their returning wool teams. This corn altogether upset the short seller and
will be stored for winter use. The plan. the biaaest trading wheat mar-
says me vaie -uaseue, is w run tno there has been in weeas.
sheep on the desert during the winter, July oats yesterday sold at 40 V4 cents,
Manitoba Wheat Zaoreass.
CHiCAOO, June 19. Statistician Snow
who la making a trip through Canada
and the Northwest, wires: Wheat acre
age of Manitoba and the Northwest Ter
ritories Is fully 3,150,000 seres, an ln
creaae of S20.000 acres over last yesr,
or 20 per cent. The weather Is Ideal.
. Argeatlas Shipments.
NEW TORK. rfune 19. The Argentine
shipments 'this week were 1.77M00
bushels of wheat; corn, 1,640.000 bush
els. Last week Wheat. 2,008.000 bush-
.1.- 1 JOO Oftft Huahala T.aat va r .
ana use wnai corn is needed 10 Keep in realizing the prediction mat how. mnu Wneat 704,000 bushels; corn, 1,856,000
oiicvp in (iuu coiiuiiiun. - vve ara i,uiu, when the price was 9 izvium iywsi. '
too that other' sheepmen have decided oat ' bulls have fared as well as the
to feed part hay and part corn, the corn. July option ts up 7 cents In six
coming wttner, claiming that they can weeks and tip 11 cents In the past .two
.ini nan now peing uwa in mil lud ki.k,inhn nhniitw- nh. anumtur eiitniw la irn 7
yTrrm-1TlTWfCim f,.r ances today were: Wh
on . .u- o a ' vj uo.i.B ... ". i-rm-. 211-J v --: i4.,-i 1.. .... l-A-n K,..holu .nn 117.
The hay crop this. year will not be large- on the Eastern drought, altnougn tne iV,..'-.97nM kL,. ' h.-'
start was on the wet weatner in tne Z 'lil,"
West. Howe has been the conspicuous ana nour aoi, uuom-.-...
bushels.
XTsw Tork Clearances.
NEW . YCfiK. June 49. The
Wheat.
Is:
SEIZE PRINTING RlANTrS
' ln 4saaa-slBaajaa-BSB-as B
Preptrtf U . Ownd by Tormsr"" SUt
PrUter Baker, Who Will Tert
, Scatter la Courts.
. (Journal Special Service.) .
. SALEM, Juno 1. Testerday after
noon Sheriff B. B. Cplbath mads his first
i0taurrleTWnBfoetOn'accbhr'
of taxes for the year 1902, when 1 lev
led Bll His j!H4iilnjrnlant. owned by frank
C Baker, located In the State House,
and known ss tho State Printing Plant
The amount of taxes alleged to bo dus
on ths plant is fill, together with a
penalty of 1 11.10, and Interest, $3,
tout of 1126.10. Sheriff Colbath walked
into ths printing office, took actual pos
session, bnd locked the doors after the
employes had wslked out ut his request.
He then appointed James K Godfrey,
foreman of the office, as his caretaker,
and tho men returned to their cases and
resumed work. Notices were at once
posted by ths Sheriff, announcing that
proposed sale of the plant for taxes, to
be held at the west entrance of the
State House, st 10 a. m on June 29.
The plant Is the property of Hon
Frank C. Baker of Portland, former
Stats Printer, snd Is leased to the pres
ent Incumbent of that office, Hon. J. It,
Whitney. Tim plant is estimated to be
. 1. t n I AAA i
WUI III f 0,VVV,
It is expected that the Sheriff will be
enjoined from selling the pltint, as It Is
stated that Mr. Baker will tuke the mat
ter Into court, to ascertuln hid rights In
ths premises, in the past thla plant
hss not been assessed, accordlrig to the
officials, but last year the County As
sessor listed It on tho tax roll, along
with other property owned by various
firms that had ln tne past escaped taxa
tlon.
Seeks Absoluts Divorce.
SALEM, June 19. Mrs. Cora Wborley
yesterday flled a divorce suit In the
Stste Circuit Court sgatnst A. 11 Whor-
ley. charging. desertion. The couple msr
ried In this city June IS, Mil, snd the
woman alleges that her hushsro de
serted her on December 29, 1S96. There
are two sons, sgd It ar.l 11 years, re
spectlvely, and the plaintiff ssks for
the custody of tho children and for an
absolute divorce.
Itsw Couvt Calendar.
SALEM, June 10. Clerk J. J. Murphy
of the Supreme Court yesterday after
noon arrsnged the calendar for the Su
preme Court for the weeK beginning
Monday, June 2. Elfht cases were set
for hearing for that week, as follows:
Mondsy, June 29 M. J. Hawley, re
spondent, vs. Mrs. C.M. Brown, appel
lant; appeal from Lane County. Lorena
Possen, respondent, vs. Guarantee Sav
ings V Loan Association, appellant; ap
peal from Multnomkh. County.
Tuesday, Uune SO Befsle Rsndall, et
al.. respondent, vs. C. O. Llngwall, ap
pellant; appeal from Marlon County; J.
H. Mfddleto:i. respondent, vs. F. M.
Moore and Victor Land Company, ap
pellants; appeal from Multnomah
County.
Wednesday, July 1 C. C. Cllne, re
spondent, vs. L. J. Shell, appellant; ap
peal from Multomah County. Charles
Wagner, respondent, vs. George A. Dor
rls et al., appellants; appeal from Lane
County,
Thursday, July I A. McFarlans, re
spondent, vs. O. B. Cornelius, appellant;
appeal from Marlon County. State of
Oregon, respondent, vs. Andrew J Nel
lon, sppellant;'appeal from Lake County.
clear-
119,000
Seat to Asylum.
SALEM. June 19. J. A. Myers, a
miner of Union, aged 60 years, was yes
terday placed in the insane asylum for
treatment, by Sheriff C. C. Penlngton,
The patient has an estate of 1800, and
will be required to pay 110 per month
for the keeping of the unfortunate man.
-.MONUMENT, COMMITTEE
''K)Rf LAND; ' rr June 'iCaJOj.To
ths Editor Dear Sir: Anent ths article
published la ths Oregonlan of yester
day, referring to the deliberations of
ths Mo-TOnne-nt' CErtiWiimr"'! "bog-to
submit the following to the gentlemen.
whose" dutjr ft 1sto sptect-oim nf - the
designs submitted by the various com
petitors:
Judging from the printed report, the
choice has dwindled down to two mod
els, ' both of which have merit, doubt
less, peculiarly their own, unci ulnre one
of them.' has the strong recommenda
tion of being a locul product, other
things being equal, I sincerely believe
that In selecting the denlgn made In
this city the committee cannot but meet
tho approval of otir city and Htnte. Mr
Schumann's miylct has been exhibited
and admired by nil who had tho oppor
tunity to view It. It Is o murvel of
art and Portland may well cnngrntulnte
herself upon having ducli talent In her
mldnt. A great deal has been wald
about "patronizing home Industries."
and I. for one. hotx that mime eplrlt
111 prevail In the ult'mate declnlon of
the "Monument Comrrlttee."
A monument to be erected In honor
of Oregon soldiers, In the metropolis
of the stale, should preferably be made
of the doidgn executed and submitted
by a cltlsen of our city and state, and
the very fact that about one-half of the
committee Is In favor of Mr. Schu
mann's model shows conclusively that
there Is well-grounded demand for such
preference. Very truly yours,
JL'LIl'S ADLER.
DrKNtNa-r-Jiirie 14. 'Mol" tj. orrr' V.
I IHinrrlng.-asert t-yesrs,1 Oldest . mm of
;ir. ami jars. uaorR4 !, kMintiir
Funeml Sunday. June tf. ut l:Mp,M , !
from residence. 13 North Flweh etreri.
thetre to Cathedral.'. Mfteenth an I
puvls streets, si I p. m, lomn ro
qulem high masses nt Cathedrals,
Portland and Vancouver, Vnh.. S.it-
urdav,-Juws-tOr at- t, mi l-4eait.
in St. Jlary's Cemcter'. Frlnds .in
vited. ' ',, '-', , ' '.- - ' . ,. ;
TVXZmAh WOTICS.
f
LACTEAL FLUID SPILLED
Two horses attached to a light dairy
wagon- becamw frightened this morning
and, breaking from the control Of their
driver, dashed down Montgomery street
in First, thence on First to Sheridan.
where they collided with a telegraph
pole. Behind the wagon, which swayed
from right to left as the horses gal
loped madly onward, was left a milky
wsy Intermingled with alvers snd sundry
cans of sll sorts and sixes. The run
way started at Fourth and Montgom
ery, where the horses beceme frightened.
Many housewives In va'ious sections ot
he city may have wondered what made
the milkman late this mornljig. but It
was not his fault, ror accidents may
hsppen to the best regulated milk
wagons. Patrolman Btuart reported tne
runaway at police headquarters. The
wagon belonged to the Western Dairy.
BIRTHS.
To Mr. and Mra. C. O.' Blea of rirtamoutb.
daushter. . ,. - - -
To Mr., ami Mra. Charles H. Thomaa of
Portland, a danrhter.
CONTAGIOUS .DISEASES.
KOTICE 10 COKTIUCTOEi. " :
FCU.KU runroSAIJI BtlUrwai-d in tbe
crii.ir of the Htate nt Orrson t. tit be re
ft red at the evctlttrn nlHoe ontll z to. .,
Jnne 24. tmi-'l. fur rulelug the' weond story
or tne proarnt Hlnlntt bull, tno Itnllillng or
third 'torr ovrr aaine and s totorr a
ilitlnn thiTeta. at the Orea-an fllutn Pea
tentlary. lenOv nlvint latf mllea east uf
riiilem. In atrlnt aevnrda are -rrtt the plane
and uperlrlmtl , and lntrnrtlona to I'ld
dera prepared therefor nhlch may b4 'es
at th ofllce of W. I. I'mjh, srcblteet, batetaw
OreRon, and at tlie exe-'ntlre vOIc at lbs
Stiitn Cmdtol Dtiilritnjr. . '
The t it i If r.in-t lie inli' os bliink fnrots
of pro-xieal which raar he ohtnloed from
the nrrhlteet r ilovioor'a oltlee. a Certl
flM elieek iiiijit aeeondanr eaeh bid Is lha
amn of .' i. r (nt of bid. rmrable re C. W.
Jami, Ruperlatendent ttreson Bfate rel
t"ntlary. " snariaty that the eiiceeaafal
Milder nlll iter into a contrarc and furnlak
a roimI ii nd aiitflelent bond to be approved by
the UnTernor rrpial'to the amoant of the
e'Hirrart price mthln Are flays after the
a-rardlns of contract.
The rlglit In reaerred to 'reject Iby and
all blda.
OEOKOK B. CHAMBERLAIN.
Uorarnor.
KOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY rONCERM Xotlce IS
hereliy flren that fie paetnen sip heretofore
ei tat Ins betwean J. R. Ilnwb-a snd U. C,
Strn-v, nnder the flrta same and atyle of.
Bowlaa a Strew, a thla day dlanlvt
Dated tbla 10tb day of June, l(o:t. .
J. R. BOWLES.
rnrA-goiAZk
Ladd & Tillon, Bankers
Eatabll.bad" la 1899.
INTEREST ALLOWED
ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Klna Diiior, 34 Eaat Elfbth atreet, North;
aearlet fever. . .
Baby (llorta. rlorenee Crlttentos
Home: ar.iallpox. .
Mlaa KMley. rlorenee iTitienion
Home; amallpox.
Babr Theodore, rlorenee i.Tit.ienton
Homj amallpoi.
Refute
Refuge
Refuge
DEATHS,
and the price promises to be good, but
we are of the opinion the ranchers will
make a mistake If they hold their crop
too hjgh. They may force the stockmen
to use corn Instead of hay.
PARIS WHEAT STEADY
PARIS. -June .19. The opening of the
wheat market was steady to unchanged.
Flour Is quiet for spot and is unchanged.
Futures are S centimes lower thsn yes
terdays close.
Siri-fak An IrtA lnnar aide, but Prirfgfe" and
hl followlna- have been right. . ConOaaat Weather.
tShiamMa Oaa& Wnsst. I PARIS. June l. xt is raining, nut
CHICAGO. June 19. The cash market I the . weather is warmer. Berlin has
rORTXalTS WHOLESALE PRICES.
- Orals, Flour sad Taad.
Wheat Walla Walla. 75j76c blueatetn, TO
; Valley. 7W77c.
Barley Feed. S21.00; rolled. f22.00
Oata No. 1 white. $1.17 WUl.IW; gray, 1.1S
l.I7-4.
Flour Eastern Oregon: Patenta. t3.0SiW4.30;
Maraond W.. $4.2(1; atralshta, $3.38: Valleyt
V3.sotEi3.r0-. graham. V,. $3.15; 10a, 13.65.
MlllatulTa Brnn. H23.u0 per ton; mlddllnga.
V2T.00,- ahorta. I2S.O0: ehop. 118.00.
Hay Timothy, 117.00(1118.00; clover, $18.00
T.0O, i
Hopr, wool sad Hldea,
Hopa 20ft lu fur choice; 1W3 contracts,
Wool Valley, IBlfle. coaraa; medlntn to
ir, inwiop. mil-, i ti 1 1 , iwwiu vrc-
Ttmr lum i.w; ainn -nr. nom ma r. mvnr, , T
Sheepaklna Shearlns. 44i31Bc; abort wool.
S2Gt23c; medium wool, 30c; long wool, OOcU
VI. 44 each.
Tallow Prime, per lb, 8'4ffl4c; No. 2, and
greaee. 2ri2e.
Hides Dry bides. No. 1. IS nonnda and' tip,
15i?tlBt4o per : drr kip. No. 1. 5 to- 18 tha.
1 Met dry calf. No. 1. under 8 Iba. lBHe: dry
, aalted,. bulla and stags. 1-3 leaa than dry flint;
aalted hides, ateer, aound. 60 pounds or orer.
7H(g8c: 80 to 80 Rm, 7Hc- under S
lha and eowa. Tc: stag and bulla, aound. B
B4c; kin. Bound. IB to 80 lbs. Tc: aound. 10 ta,
14 lbs. Te; calf, aound. under 10 tba. So: grees
(nnaalted). lc Tb laaa: enlla. lc lb leaa; bora
Mdea. salted, each. fl.2S4SJ.75: dry. eaeh. 1100
ei.50; colta1 hide, each. SBiaBOc: iroat akina.
common, eaeh. 10gl5e: Angora, with woql on.
each, 25catl.O0.
Butter, Ergs and Poultrr.
Butter Kxtraa. 2214c: creamery, .21 S22He;
. Ulry, l10ej atore. notlAHe.
Kgga Freab Oregon, l"Uf 20e.
Obeeae Full cream, twin, 14c; Young
American, lfle; CfillliiriilH, 15c;
IJoultr,T-M"htekena. - mixed. lOHlc per - lb;
heaa, HWllc; rooatera, 9(310e per lb; hrotl
eta. 186"t'20e per. lb; fryera, 15i$16e per lb;
dueka. llV.(ffi2V,e ner lb: Oeeae. Tf8o ner
lb; turkeya. lire. 13 (a. He ner lb; aresfed,. 16Q
imnc per 10.
OmoarUs, Huta, Ete,
flngar -"Sack baala," rtibe. tB.TT: powd.
V, Vi.oxMi Ublcles U. f4.oz4: barreia, 10c. Vi
barrela. 2Bct boxes. 00c sdrauce on aack baala
teaa 25a per ewt tor cnab. 18 days; maple, 149
flue'. lb, ..
Honey lB(316c per frame.
t"otfee-rOreon Mocha. 21(32.: 4aa. faner.
'K!t32e; Jars, good, 20(25c-. Jars, ordinary. 18
fe!20c; Coats Rloa. fancy. 10 20ei Coats Rlea.
good. ieQ18e; Coats Rica, ordinary, 10il2c
per lb: Columbia ' roaat. 110.83: Arbueklea',
,11 13 hat; Lion, til, 13 llatt Cordora. S11.13.
Teas Ooloiur different grades. 25St65c: Onn-
powder,. 2832li3.SSe: EnglUb Breakfaat. Jlf
ferent trradea. 12HQ65e: Spider Leg. uncolored
Japan, 80QOu green Japan, rery acarce, 30d 1
SOc. .
Salt Bales, 2a, Sa, 4s. 6. 10a. $2.10; final
I4bl. dairy, BOa, 3Se; 100a, TAe; I reported Ut
trrool. BOa. 45e; 100a. 88c: 24. $1.85.
Salt Worcester salt. bulk. bbla. 320a. tS.nO;
Worceater, 140 2a. fl.BO; Worcester. 100 3a,
R5.60; Woroeater, RO 6s, $5.25; SO 104, $5.00:
.linen kacka, 80s, 86c.
, Salt Oosrse, balf ground, 100a. per ton,
Vlt.00:' 50a.- per ton, $14.50; tirerpool. lump,
rock, $23.00 r toa; 60-n xock.-$l.00: JOOa,
tlS.OO.
Grain Baga Calcutta, $5.75a8 per 10U for
. Rice Imperial Japaii, Ko, J 1 BISe; Jio.) X
IWcs New Orleans bead. He. J. ,
Braakfaat. . Food Premium. M-2HCI VjtCJ;
-. force, $4.60: H-O oats. $8.18. -
Ralroon ColnmWa Bl-rar, l-Tb Ulla, ft.TOi
ft tall, $2.40; fancy. l- Oats. $1.85? 4-I
uney nata, i.iu; Aiaaaa laua, junk, sue; rao.i
$1.25: 2-m UUa. $2.00. f, -
Coal Oil Cares, 22e per gal; tasks; r Water
Wblte,- IrotT bbla, 1 16H& Wooden, 18e: Bead
Itrbt,. eases, R4c. Iron bbla, IT He;, -raaoliue, lrra
rbla 22c, esses 28Hc : f v , . ( i
tdoaeea oji ru raw, is rcia, exc; genniiM
LIVERPOOL COTTON
.LIVERPOOL June 19. The cotton
market closed very unsettled, with quo
tations 12 points down on near months
and 7 points down on the list
at noon was:
No. 2 red, 78c, nominal.
No. 3 red, 747c
No. 2 hard winter, 79 80c.
No. Z hard winter, 7477e.
No. 1 Northern spring, 80c.
No. 2 Northern spring, 770.
No. 8 spring. 7 2 7 6c.
sr t m
VlW TOBX STOCXS.
cloudy temperature of 68 degrees.
MARINE NOTES
DESCRIPTION.
Onen.
Wheat
July $00.77
Sept 74
lorn
July....
Sept....
Oats'
July.... Sept....
Fork
Anaconda Mining Co.
Amal. Copper Co ...
Atehlaon, com
do preferred
Am. Car found., coin.
Am. Sugar, com ....
Am. Smelt., com
do oreferred
Baltimore a Ohio, com.
do nreferred
OO.T7 $00.TflH $00.T4B Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt
CHICAGO , RANGE MARKETS
(Special permlaalon of Bolton, de RiiTter A Co.l
C'HICAUO, June 19. The markets ranged
louaj aa xouowa;
High. Low. Clone.
.50
.60
.30
.3oi
.78i
.81
50!ii
.40
.74
.40 4
.40
.30 14
.33
74B
.4KB
.4UB
.30
.33
Canadian 1'aeiflc, com
Chicago A Alton, com.,
do preferred
Chi., ft (Jt. West., com.
Chi., Mil. St. r
Chi. A Kort h wont., com,
Chicago Krmlual By ...
CJieaa neaka-. A. Alhlo
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
BAN FRANCISCO,
Cloae:
June 19. 11:
Spring Valley
Kiuil table Uaa
Sau fVanclaeo Gaa A Electric.
Mercantile Trut Company...
Mutual Sarluga- BiAk
Hlant 7T
Vtgorit
HaH-allao
Hitiiokaa
Makaweli
Paarbaan . ...... . . . 4 .-JZ -.
Alaakan Parkera
California Wine
Oceanic Steamahlp
session-
Bid. Aiked.
82
02
05
42
BTyVT."nir5 TTjWI IHM lToo Tt-olo. fuel A Iron. com.
Sept ld.92 17.05 18.02 17.00 I Cole. Southern, com...
Corn - r do 2d preferred
July.,.. 8.82 8.8T 8.82 8.8BA 1 do lat preferred......
Sept 8.95 0,00 8.05 8.97 A Delaware A Hudaon ...
Oats Dels.. Larks. A West.
July 9.32 0..15 9.32 9.32 ID. A R. U., com
Sept 9.30 9.35 . 9.3U 0.32 do preferred
arte,' com
So 2d preierreo
do lat preferred......
Illinois Central
LoiiUTllle A Naafavtlle..
Metro. Traction Co....
Manhattan "derated
Mexican Central By ..
fiivtelin ationttl .....
'n Minn., St. P. A Ste. M.
A3 no preterrea
050 1 Misaourl facinc .......
i.m., -. ac 1., cuiii......
74 ."O prererrea
n-w zora ivnirti
Norfolk A Weateru, com.
do prererrea
N. 1.. Ont. A West
IimnaylvBMla R.v ..j.,
l" O., h. AO. Co
Preaaed Steel Car, com.
do preferred
Uaeiflc Mall Steam. Co.
Reading, com
do Sd prererrea
do lat nreferred
Rep. Irou A Steel, com.
do preferred
Rock Inland, com......
do preferred ........
Southern Ry., com
do preferred ,
Southern Tactile
St. L. A S. P.. 2d pfd. .
do lat preferred
St. L., Ar8. com..
do preferred
Trxas A Pacific
Tenno Coal A Iron
T., St. L. A S. W.. com
do preterrea
Union I'aciflc, com
do preferred
U. 8. Leather, com
do prererrea
U. 8. Rubber, com
do preferred ........
TJ. S. Steel Co., com...
do preferred ........
Wlaconain Central, com.
do preferred ........
Weatern Union Tele
87
83
65 W
94
33
118
45
S3
84
89
54
120
4
jlH
149
170
1
17
2H
58
170
88
54
87
94
84
119
45
85
89
47
11
2
65
18
150
171
14
88V. I MM ST ll
18
28
68
171 ,
29
84
33
29
84
81
64 55
86
1.-.4 I34
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122124
13
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1
155
101)
S
CHICAGO HOGS LOWER
CHICAGO. June 19. Recelpta of llreatoelr ln
me principal packing centers today were:
Hoga. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 22.OO0 4,000 A.000
Kanaaa City ........ 4.50O 400
Omaha 8,000 ' 4,500 ,
Hog a Opened weak, with tho msrket 8
rents lower. Ruling onotationa are: Mixed
and butehera? $5.II0M8.15! heary, $8.16&.25;
rough. $8,008.10; light, $5.00(86.20.
Cattle Steady.
Sheep-8teady.
AMERICANS IN LONDON
. ... . V
LONDON, Jnne 19. 8 p, m. Anaconda Cop
per unchanged: Atcbiaos declined H. nre
ferred declined ; Baltimore A Ohio declined
1; Canadian Paclnc declined ; Chicago A
Alton declined U; St. l'aul declined ; Den
ver preferred dee fined f Krle declined , arata
unchanged: Illinois Central declined ; Louta
rills A N'aahTtlie decUaed ; Mexican Cen
tral declined ; Mexican National unchanged;
New-York Central unchanged; Ontario A Weat
ero declined f ' Norfolk ' It, Weatero declined
: 1'ennaylranta declined ; Reading de-
lined ; Rio Grande flrata declined ;
Southern Paelte declined i Saa Joagutn oV
cilned H; Knton Pcl8e declined 1, preferred
declined ; United State Steel dedlned V.
preferred declined 1; Wabaah unchanged, pre.
(erred unchanged. Conaola declined . -
When the KInr. of . ijSlara is attired in
his full complement of royal robe and
Is wearing all his state decorations their
value amounts to something like
11,090,000,
42
83
Wabasb, com ......... 23
da preferred , . . , - .-,4-42
i:wH
20i
57
123
H2
21
48
120
82
89
24
125
07
68
28
47 Vj
BO
88
14
2?
n
23
se
4T
01
73
IT
!
28
48
25
44
TO
87?;
8
88
15
80
28
7
-I
The German tramp steamer Eva ar
rived up yesterday morning. She is
under charter to the Pacific Export
Lumber Company and is docked at In-man-Poulsen's
Mill. She came up from
San Francisco ln water ballast. There
was very little time lost, and the load
ing of 2.800,000 feet of lumber was
started immediately.
The steam schooner Sequoia, which
went aground on the Tillamook bar a
few days ago, left Astoria yesterday af-
54 ternoon for Puget Sound. She left Under
5Tjj her own steam and goes to the Sound to
H4U be placed on th drydock for extensive
120 repairs. Richard Meyers, a submarine
46 diver, made a thorough examination of
JS the Sequoia's hull. He found one of
m her propellers bent, her stern post
58 snruna. her rudder Jammed and part of
her keel carried away. Temporary re-
5 pairs were made to her rudder and an
is amnio supply of pumps to keep her
1S0 afloat on her trlD to the Sound Dur-
88
87
53
85
94
83
118
46
93
84
89
68
120
28 I
84
18l
149
170.17U cnaB,4
l
17
27
f70
17
27
os
170
245
28 "A 28
4 84
31 I 32
54 I 55
US I tMI
110110
22
21
58
123
103
ai.
411
122124
18il88!l3t)
21
20
67
122
102
21
48
1 2 I !)!
S
25 24
128jl26
82 Vj
89
97
03
8T
28
4
III!
83
15
34
72
24
87
73
17
38
2S
50
25
45
80
7
9
87
16
60
80
80
Ut
42
84
Z9
trTV
63
8T
241
82 (.
lit
71
23
88
47
til
78
28
48
25
44
79
87
8
88
15
60
83
4k42
Halaa. 521,000.
Money. 2 per cent.
The Western Transportation ATaur-
88T Ing Company has purchased a half-inter
est in the steamers Gray ISagle ana City
of Eugene from the G. K. Spauldlng
Company. This company also owns the
Albany and tho William H. Hoag, and
with Its fleet of four steamers is pre
pared to handle Its share of tho touring
on the river.
The lighthouse tender Manzanlta left
.Astoria yesterday for the Umatilla reef
lightship, where Capt. BastofC is re
ported to be a very sick man. He will
be brought to Astoria for medical at
tendance. On her return trip tho Man.
sanita will stop at Destruction Island.
Grsy's Harbor and Willapa Harbor, and
will do considerable ouoy work.
Beginning Monday, steamer service on
tho Willamette Klver above Salem will
be discontinued until the fall rains will
bring a navigable r-ondltlon of water.
' The BrltTt ship OTylomenehns has
been chartered- and will be used as a
floating warehouse at Vancouver, B. C.
She will be towed to Vancouver and will
receive the eonl cargo of the tramp
steamer Ascotnow, due from Mojl.
Japan.. Owing to the strike at Van
couver Island conl mines a great amount
of Japanese coal has been imported and
the storage room-'has beon filled.
The steamer Robert Dollar arrived up
river last night from San Francisco via
Seattle, with a larfjo cargo of general
merchandise. She will take a cargo of
lumber at Westport for San Pedro.
JTli' steamer Ruth arrived from
Marsh field with wool,, butter and gen
oral merchandise.
The Clan MacFarlane moved from the
Oceanic dock to the Portland Flour Mills
yesterday to complete her cargo.
The schooner John A. arrived in San
Francisco yesterday from Portland with
lumber.
Tho Alstemixle left down yesterday
in tow of the Harvest Queen with the
largest cargo of piles and timber ever
takerr f row this port Vby a sailing ves
sel. The Queen will., on her return, tow
the Glencalrn up stream.
20
57
122
103 -
21
49
iai
?
Nil
25
12.
87
58
87
20
411
00
KZ
83
71
23
87
48
73
17
M
29
SO
25
44
fit
9
88
15
60
2
79
20
88 $
24
48
Chlosfo Cash Wheat,
CHICAGO, June 19.-The cash busi
ness ehere yesterday ,waa J 0,000 bushels
of No. 1 Northern wheat, at 2 cents
over the old July in store; 25J)00 bushels
of corn, and' 155,000 bushels of oats,
Aty the seaboard exporters bought 40,000
bushels of wheat and i, 000 bushels of
M'MINNVILLE AT WORK
(Journal Special Service.)
M'MINNVILLE, June 19. Mayor
Wortman appointed Mr. E. C. Apperson.
R. Jacobson and H. C, Burns to solicit
funds for the Heppher relief fund. Last
evening they had succeeded1 ln collect
lng $380, the business men and citizens
contributing liberally. The local lodges
will also contribute within the next few
days.
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM CORVALLIS
Dr. Frank Cauthorn is spending a
few days here visiting relatives and
friends on his way to Portland. He
has been ln Arlsona for the past three:
years regaining his health, and taking
a very much needed rest. He is on his
way back to Portland to reside permanently.
Rev. Joseph Emery of California has
been attending commencement week in
Corvallis. At one time he held a posi
tion as Instructor ln the O. A. C. '
The rains in this part of the Valley
the past two days will Increase the
grain yield 50 per cent, say the farmers
of Benton.
The Woodmen, of the World were very
successful with their carnival last week,
Juna 18, Thomaa Henrlk Tonaet. 9 yeera of
re. 44 Kaet waanington aireei: apinai raruin
tla. Buried Lone Fir Cemeterr.
Tka) Kdward Molmaa tradsrtaklaff Oo-.
faaeral directors aaa embalm era. aso
Tamkill. Faoas 607.
w. winiev amd Son. toaeral directors
and mbalm.ers, have removed to their
new sstabUshmeat. corner Third and
kfadl-foa streets. Both phones Ko. 9,
riiunialnfta-ii. AMaroa OttS
lias, asar Sollwood; mo darn, sclentlflo,
eompiete. caarges aoiuaa, 9?i "'
Aran, $as. visitors 9 to 6 p. m. rortlaad
cremation assooiaiion. roruaou, vt.
UTIl TTHW OXXXTZXT.
Sinrle g-ravsti, $-10. ramlly lota from
7S to $1,000. Ths only cemetery la
Portland waloU perpetually maintains
and oarea for lota. or fall tof ormatloa
apply to W. . Maokensls, Worcester
Block, olty. W. K. Zadd, presiaens.
BIAL ZSTATX TBAVBmS.
Ella E. Bybee to Julia J. fayne,- lot
8, block 8, city view rars sou
Blatere of Charity of Prorldence. St.
Vlncent a Hospltsl, to josn a. an-ra,
lot 15, block 293. Couch Add 1,600
J. H. Shield and wife to Cbrlatlan
Olierg. parcel Una eection 1, town
eblp 1 north, range 1 weat . . ... ..... TOO
E. B. and B. 8. Pipers to C H. Wllaon,
5 acres section 21, townanip 1 aouta,
ranm 1 Mat ; 1,600
Cbarlea I. Dillon to Margaret Logan, lota
8 and 9, block 8, Koaedale Annex .... 1
Anna Bacon to Margaret Logan, lota 8
and 9. block 8, Roaeoaie annex 1
Portland Treat Company to Ainaworth
National Bank, unainaea sa-ioo or
Oekhurat 2.06A
Title Guarantee A Truat Company to
Eroeae Krone-r. lot 1. diock o, noiia
day Park Add
Inreatment Company to A. M. Plnkhara,
lot 13. block 10. Piedmont
E. J. and B. W. Slmmona to Victor Land
Company, lot 15, block 8; lot 14. block
5, City View Park Add
E. C. Jorgenaen to l. Marx, lot 9, block
B. Caruthers" Add. to carutbera Aaa.
D. Marx and wife to .E. C. Jorgenaen
aubdirialon C, lot 2, bloc e, rorriana
Homeatead
Mary J. Smith to J. 11. Shields. 2.84
aerea aectlon 1, townanip 1 norm, rangg
Collection made at all points, oS farorabls
terma. Ittera of credit laaued arallabl la
Europe and all point 1 In . trs- UalMd gtatas,
" .. - t , J.v
Sight exchange and telegraphic, transfers
aold In New York, Waablngton. Chicago, ft,
Lsula, Penrer. Omaha. 8a a Francises tod Boa
tana aod British Columbia. . . ,
Exchange sold en London. Paris, BertlOr
Frankfort. Hong Kong. Xnkobatsa, Manila
and Honolulst ''
United States Nat'l Bank-
oy roKTiAito oaiooir,
VOXTHWEST C0K. THIS9 AND 0AX Mi
T1AHBACTI A OEHEtai BAsTXIV 9 '
BTBIMZSS. A
DRAFTS ISSUED
Available hi all eitia of the Tnlted states
sad tuwvfr Hong Bang sad Bsails.
Collections Made on Favorable Terms
Prealdent ; J. C AIXSWOBTB
Vlea-Praaidant W. B. YlCR
Aaaiatant Caahler R. W. SCHMEE
Aaalstant Caahler A. MV WEIGHT
LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO
BANK, LIMITED.
CHAMBEK OF COKVEBOE BTnLDISa.
THIKD ABO 8TABJC TBEETS.
650
ST5
Head Ofllee 56 Old Broad atreet. Lendnn.
Thla bank tranaact a general basking buaU
nee, makes knu-i, dlaeouata bill and Imues
letters of credit available for trarelera and
for the parrbaee of merehandla In nnr rliy
of the world. Deal '0 ,orln and donK.-rr!
exchange. .'
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
W. A. MACrtAEr, Managt t.
Merchants National Bank
Y0XTXABD, OASOOir.
. Frank WataonA,
B. L. Durham
B. W. Hoyt '.
Geo. W. Hoyt-,......
........... Prealdent
Vlee-Prealdent
jCaahler
...Amdrtanf Caahler
Transacts a Osasral BanWnr akiassa.-
Drafts Snd latere of credit laaued srallabls
to all paru of the world. -
Collection s specialty. Gold dint bongbf.
MORRIS BROS & CHRISTEN5EN
.Bacceaaor to
B01BM WHITIHIAD, 1ABBZKI.
nilST AND ALDEB STREETS,
POBTLAND. OR.
B-SniHOII. .
Ladd A Tilton. Portland: V. S. National Bank,
Portland; Bank or California, saa Fran
Ciaco; Crocker-Woolworth National .
Bank, Ban Francisco, ; . '
Bolton, deRuyfer & Co.
ICBBrBXBS. ' , ' -.
Chicago Board of Trado, San Frtsdses . Pra- -
and Bond. Exchange. v
Charles T McKnlght, a prominent
young attorney of Marshfleld, Or., has
been spending a few days In Corvallis.
Today occurs the wedding of W. L.
Patterson of Baker City, Or., and Miss
Mildred I,lnville of Corvallis. The
bride la a bonutiftil young lady and the
daughter of Millard 8. Lliiville. Mr.
Patterson Is a promising young attor
ney of Baker City, at which place they
will make their future home.
.MA-lt;C. Willis loft Wednesday for
Heppner, Or., to look after 'his property
interests there. He is the owner of
$15,000 worth of property there, which
he never expects to be afcle to find.
Captain Charles B. Hardin of the
Eighteenth Infantry, U. S. A., and fnm
lly have arrived here. The Captain has
been detailed at the O. A. C. as instruc
tor in military tactics. He comes from
Fort Logan. Colo.
TBRY LOW BATEB EAST.
0.
to
St. k B. Offers Big Inducement
Travel Long Time .Limit ana
Stop-over.
Many Portland and Oregon people no
doubt will take advantage of the very
low round trip excursion rates to the
East offered by theOregon Hailroad 6
I Navigation Company, the following be
tig the figures from Portland: Chicago,
71.60: St. Louis. $67.60; Peoria. $69.25;
Cairo (111.). $72.15; Memphis (Tenn.).
$73.50; New Orleans, a; Kansas
City, St. " Joseph. Atchison. Leaven
worth. Omaha. Council Bluffs. Sioux
City. St. Paul, Minneapolis, all $0.
Dates or saie: june a. o. z. zo. z-. ji,
28. 28. 80; July 16. 16; August 26. 26.
Limit: irolnc ten days from date of
sale; return, ninety days from date of
sale. Stop-over privileges will be al
lowed within limit In either direction
west of Missouri River or St. Paul. For
particulars, ask -at O. R. & N. ticket
office. Third and Washington streets.
Portland.
John WadAl to A. and Gua Johnaon, parcel
land northweet Vt aectlon 10. township
1 aouth, range 1 eaat 1.000
L. C. MeCoruiIek et al. to H. H. Me
Cormlck. undlrlded 1-3 lot 8, block 197,
Kaet Portland 1
renlnrmlar Heal Estotn Company to
Millie C. FoMythe. lot 31. block 00,
l'enlnatilar Add. No. 4
Cltv of Portland to Emma Fltqrerald.
lota 4 aud 6, block' o, Market-Street
Add ;
Sheriff (fof'F. C. Waaaerinnn) to Min
nie J. Waaaerman. weat a feet lota
1 and 2. block 05. Carter s Add 2
F. W. laherwoud to Charlca H. Korell,
lota fl and 7, block Irw, Couch Add 8,000
W. h. Buekner and wife to Title Unsr-
antee A Truat ompany, lot la, diock
I. Portsmouth Vltla Kxtenalon .
0. Itoaenblatt to M. Riitnmerfi'lt. lot 2d
RiibillTt-iion 2. Di'l.anhinntt A Orttwan'x
Uttle Home
Sophia Walter to Thntuaa I. Su!Uan.
lot 8. block 7. Sherlock's Add
Frank A. Snow and wife to Malda Lnrett,
lot 1. block 4. HWeraldn Add. to Albln.i.
Penln-iulnr Keal Ketnte Company to Anna
V. Lyman, lots 37 and 8. block S.
Peninsular Add .
renlnanlar Heal Estate Company to Anna
l.vuiiin. lot !lfl. block 8. I'eninaular Add.
IV it. Marlay to Title Guarantee A Trust
Company, lot 15. block I), Portsmouth
Villa Extension
V. K. Freeman and wife t- Title (inaran-
tce A Tnist Company, lot 13. block 1),
Portsmouth Villa Kxtenalon
Julia Uegner and busbsnd to 'lliomns
filndcr and -vlfc, lot 3 ami ciist t
lot block !, tlrenham
40
60
12
500
030
1S0
ft
100
GRAIN, PROVISIONS; STOCKS,
- duNu and COTTONT"'"
San Fraaolaee Offloe
490 California 8t.
lOt THIBB fT.
FOKTLAMD OB
Fine Watch Repairing. Bnalness Strictly
Frirate. Phone, Red 8R
New York LoaiFOffice
7S0
TO OVARAITTBSS TITMS,
6co Puclftc Coasit Abstract. Guaranty St
Trust Co., ";o4-6-6-7 Falling Uullding.
Get your titls Insurance and abstmcts
to real estate from the i le Guarantee
& Trust Co.. Chamber of Commerce.
BUILDING PERMITS,
Ash
WB WTX.Z. OZTB FBZB
.w
- "Panama Hats
Worth half the price of a business suit,
with each suit purchased of us today or
Saturday, or as long aarth supply of
hata lasts.
THE J. M. ACHESOK CO.
Merchants Tailors, Fifth, and Alder Sts.
IN VARIOUS LAMDS
The proportion of university students
Is going up in Hollsnd and the United
States at a rate of 5 per -cent per an
num: in Germany and Belgulm by 6 per
cent; . in Switzerland ty more than 7
per cent, while In France, Italy, Aus
tria and Russia the annual Increase does
not fafl behind these figures; but ln
Great Britain, taking several years, to
gether, there has been a falling off.
W. T. Mooret repair building at East
and Klghth; swu.
Gardner Broa., repairs house First and Mor
rison; :SO.
K. Snow, construct cottage at aiargarette
ami Division: 7iK.
H. M. Rasmussen. two-story dwelling at
ast Twelfth and IM vision; $o.X.
-Portland Gaa (.'ompany. reinlrs to bulldin; at
Fifth aud ranhlll; i.00il.
The reduced homeseelters' rates, effee-
itlve February 16-apply via the Denver
& Bio Grande, wave your irienas come
We Buy. Sell. Trade or Lend Mosey Os
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY ABB
ARTICLES OF. EVERT DE8CBIFTI0B.
Bargaina la Vnxedeamad Hedges for Cash ST
Instalimonti.
7 WORTH THIRD ST., gORTtAKP. OREOOlf,
SlOBTOAOti -COABS at Lowest Kates.
XBStTBABOB ZB AZ,Z I-IBES.
XEAZi ESTATE.
A. H. BIRRELL
. Formerly of MacMaatar ft BlrtelL
REAL K8TATE. (IENERAIj IN8URANC1
AM) FINANCIAL AUENCX.
306-4 itcKav Building, Third sad Rtsrk. 1
JPhona, Main 232.
MORTGAGE LOANS,
On Portland resl estate at lowest rate.
Titles Insured. Abtncta furnhthed.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
1 Chamber of Commerce.
NOTICE SALABIED PEOPLE
Io rwi need laortcy before pay day? Call
on ns. We can advance money on year watfe
on short notice, i'ou pay buck ttonhly. -Hml"
monthly or weekly.
THE STAB &OAB CO.,
2iQ McKay Eldg.. Third and Stark a t .
MOHEY ADVAWOEP.
Salaried people, tmters, etc., wtthnut aecnf
lty, easy paymeuu; lorrest bailucaa- Is 4 .
prluelpal cities.
TOX.KAB, 333 Ablng-ton Bids.
MOKTOAQB IaOABS.
On Improved city nd farm property, t Vw.
est current rates; building loasa, tntsllaeut .
loans. r .:
WO. Btaeltastsr, -., u.:tf;
31 V Worcester Mde.
ELEVATORS
If vou want a good passonirer or
freight elevator, steam twer or eo
trlcal, or hand-power elevator, get ths
idoon natent. I ilsed one in The Jour- ,
through Salt Lake City, over ths scsniaJjja! oftlce. now used every day. and It Is
Hue of tha-world. 7 giving perfect satisfactfon. If ia need -
- r i'oj an eievaior, vni uo vi uurvs
A blessiiig alike to young and old; Dr. I . 1. w w n it , r-k. r 1
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry; Lf-s-i !. rlm AWKJKJlt
nature's specific for dyslntery, diarrhoeirjL.., L, J. .
and aummer complaint. ; ' - . UV Vlnt 'ToMm Or,
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