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THE OREGON IXXILY JOUHNXt, POltTLAND; FRIDAY EVK?OX6, JUNE 20,t 1D03. i 11 NEW YORK 'COTTON ' V a. LOCAL FLOUR IS ADVANCED AGAIN Higher Wheat k ;' Quotations bnles from the yield Of last year. Th loss will be even greater when 'It ia taken Into consideration that a large Dumber of tiew yard will bear for the first time tula season... , Butter Frloea Slump. 4 Btore and dairy . butter prices lira weaker today on account of the lack of orders rrom toe Houta ana in con- qilence local Quotation are down trifle. Creamery ia still arriving In an Awaa aiat a-ml m vast twa a i mm ka)V tnii t , ------- ---,-.. wuyKi aa wen--.- ause a .Rise of 1 0 Cents to J'.L? lJJr Valley and 15 Cents In East- " uuv?".nu.-i4:!nt.? arrived. , Today' ruling quotations, aa revised. re as follows: - . i a . : roinjuro whole balx rticzi. '- ' drain.' Flaur aad feed. - WHEAT Walla Will. tBaTSc: blueetea. T8n0r valley, 'Tomiie. OATS Mo. 1 whits, iUTHtl.u; fray. ! FIHa Eaaiern Oreennl Patents. 2411010 4.S; su-slghts, 3.I0 Valley, 13.8oU8.80; gra- Ban. i fa-ioi los, ILLBTTJFr MIDDLE WEST nAS SEVERE DROUGHT CHICAGO WHEAT . . . WAS IRREGULAR V UIIVT Ml IV I fern Oregon, "Egg Receipts Fall Off Again and Prices Are HelcLFirm at 20 Cents Some Hop Sales t Are Reported Near Salenv Market Was .Very Active Inthe S T .. 1 "m i V j n u 'x Wtndy City Rain Reports :i Territory Now Includes. Parts of ; . Cause Liquldationi' ; western, South and North Dakota, , NEW YORK. June,!. The cables show . cotton will be .considered fully as food as was expected in view of the nervous tone or yesterday. There has been "ho private settlemeat between the larger Intereata. . Opinions vary as to tn amount, or notices that win be is sued, some Judges placing It as low as 10.000 and others at 10.000. The bulls have -Issued Instructions to atop all no nce. , YESTERDAY'S CASH (Special permleeloa of Bolton, do Bujter " Co.) CHICAGO, June (, Logan Byran advise: - The wheat market wti' very active and Irregular. Reports of rain In Manitoba early caused a good deal of Deficiency of Rainfall Since ISSSSZLVSi Ef a, i 4 an iiik,.i h . . . .7 . . . . r . lYiarcn i ah wneat rnces cnw p- , transpired mat Show a Large Advance "Weather Turns Market. i toe; nld Slow prloes are advaacad today m aeeeuat of the high yrUes of wheat sow prevailing' ia the nar- sets or u, souatry. ITS Bran. 121.00 OCT dUasa. I2T.00; ahorta. tW.OO; chop. 118.00, HAT Tl motor. 117.0U4tl8.W elo HOP 30tt21e for choice; 1903 eostreete, rain was unimportant and the market mors than recovered the early loss, There li a brosd active speculative trade. ' Liverpool Is still skeptical of any crop deterioration and follows advance only fractionally. There Is no Improve ment in the general character of the crop advloes. Current report threshing machine In the wheat sections show WOOr-Valbr. ISffllOr. enarae: Bwdlnai to fair, limiettc: Bm, JBTllTc; Eaatm-a Ore gon, innjlSej Mohair. BoiulnaL SfittSTe. atrvriiMKiMa ui...rli AUttiOi-i mturt joeai wnoicaaiera toaay aavancea tne i wool, a2iac: aMdium wool, soo; king wool. fair, (Special permlaalon of Boltoa, da Raytor A Co.) CHICAGO, June It. The Reoord- rar, 114.00 1 Herald aaya: The Northwest wheat territory which Is now complaining of drought, includes I almost uniformly disappointing results parts of Weetera Minnesota, Northeast-1 over a wide area. The extreme South ern BOUUl VaKOla ana Norm UH01S. T w.t ...ma to bo tha onlv osMntlon. There has been a deficiency of rainfall 1 Nebraska 1 still rattlna- too much rain inrouanoui mis lerriiorr sines Aiaron quoUUons on the various grades of Wef iv,?Ji j . v .- flour as a consequence of the higher J!1 " fi5cs Ko- 1 m4 1 the leading HIDES Dry Hit, No. 1, 16 ponad rhout the coun- m, lSo per tb; Art kip. No, 1,6 to 1 ted 10 cents UO. ery calf, No. 1, under 6 ttw, lb orX . holla and atasa, l- lna tha ' patenu ana BlDtJ illte, hiiea ttrrti sound, eo pou IB cents a bar- ot, rose: 6o to so it, Tgsc; sndcr eowa, o7c; aura ana ouua, aoun sound, Tft to 80 Iba, Tc; aoond. ha. la ralf. aoond. nndr 10 lba. Sei leltad). lc per lb Im; mis. le per crop irouDies largely, out xne email I sorse bldas, aaltrd. each, fl.36e)l.T6; tj, stocks have made the upward move i. l.00l.60; coiu bida. ach. ueDOcTI easier and faster. St Louis started th trrades of wheat throughout th coun try. Valley grade Is quoted 10 cents up. while Eastern Oregon straights are advanced Tel.' This chang In Hour prices was exclusively predicted In Th Journal since wheat prices began to make their present sensational advance isgala ran Oft. " Tha receipts of eggs In the local mar ket were not nearly ao plentiful today aa yesterday and aa a consequence the erket Is reported stronger. For a short time during the day yesterday it was thought that the I Anwtca 1, which escsped sttentlon until the al most entire absence of moisture the pest week made the fact prominent. Last night a close showed a l-cent gain on July wheat, a rally of I centa on the September, of t centa on the December within three weeks. The ad vance had been In spite of the Indif ference abroad and without any leader ship In this msrket. It hss been on crop troubles largely, but the small under 6 lbs, 15c dry loan or 7 anna or bO Iba and cowa. 81 Tc; atan and bulla, aound. Be: klo. aound. Tft to 80 tta, Tc; aoond. 10 to l roa, tc; rait, aoond, nnaar iu ids, bc; ,iwn (unsalUd), laaa) aarb. oat aains. connon. acn. ju,ioi anfora, wiu v..-!-, ftn ,t. inforn,.tion na to wlntor rani on. Men uiW'arai.uii. i " " " ' J.l..lAU,lnn . . i. . i , A vance haa been very suddenly made this week on the discovery thst this nrlnaa wrl,at wan miftVrln a frnm Hrv uhams run cream, iwiu, it-, iwnn i waathr and Is complaining of rust Th cash ltuatlon la naturally being superceded to sora extent by tb relative atrength and premiums for cssh whest ere hardly ao great. The market haa had an Impor tant advance, but even with that we do not see th position a favorable to a material reaction. We would still buy wheat on th sharp breaks. Unless the Northwest gets Immediate relief prices will quite likely go higher, Batter, Efts end Poultry, BETTER Extra. 32Uc: crcanerr. eonalderablv I lrr JBfilse; . lTHftisc. . . K. BOOB j-roatt Omton. XlOl St. sv centa yesterday, to 8H centa. Armour I evidently removed -one of the bugbears to the bulls down there by stating hla w.r. Vi,,t thi KaiHnnlnr POI'LTRY Thli-kma. mllML lOAllc IX lb: lie DU11 crown in mo July m it . .intnn n nnntntinn. hut h. bans, llttltHc; rooatera. 9ji0c pf r lb; broil- Louis advanced that future there f.llln. off In vVrioui arrivals tod.v "SiLV.J!?! L LfT i anew. iiuinc yv tu nwe. .vv shows that the business yesterday was lib; tarkora lirs, 13&lc per n; dreaaed, 1 but on of th spurt that usually occur I ioc pec ro. In all nrkl it vnrlnim naannna Tha Oroearloa, BU, StS. r:.7r.r:21".- - . " ..V : srOAR "Sack. ba.U:" Cuba. SB.TTH; pow maraec sun luraa, nrnuy at av cenis il drr annnlatMl. Sk.2Vi: aitrs OOien. I U, SS.Ogi: Golden C. M 2H; barrela. 10c; H Tie Wheat Bltnatiom. I barrela, HSc; boxca. 60c advance on aacK baaia The local wheat situation Is hard to !? 2? Dredlct at th present time, a the prices I honkt lBAioc nr frama. quoted are but nominal and those cokkeb Green Mocba. xit(Z3c; jst raney, k- ... i a ii ... M33c: Jan. aood. 2ua29c: Jara. ordinary, wuu ... u-w Ul -u..- ... j Coat. Blca. fancy. lc; CoaU paying as much aa 10 cents a bunhel R,Jl gomli jaaiHc; Coata Klca. ordinary, lo CHICAGO TIPS CHICAGO, June fl Liverpool wheat la H to 4 higher; corn la to VI higher. Liverpool I still aaleep. Com plaints continue to come In regarding the poor yield of the winter wheat There Is a disposition to attribute this tp the .poor quality of the seed. Ne braska again has rain snd complaints of rust are Increasing. There is some Interest In the St Louis market had abroad speculative trade uron which tha been less than 100,000 bushels. There small stocks are no burden. That la had been the fear In St Louis that Puvif ani, ipmrtlip wnilM f Art tham. , Doxra, owe auraurv vu nn i-i - " J " ... - - ewt lor caab, 15 daya; maple, la selves to hurry cash wheat Into that over the quotation printed In order to 13c per lb; Columbia roaat. SIO.03; Arhucklca', 11.13 nai; Lion, fii.is ua; vetaovm, au.i.i. get rnraTai niinn laasi nr aa , i wranpa sii.io law i. . mva. ewclally Valley and Walla Wall, are 0nr tC oo anon w ivo a reuir ijuguuon different trades, ViHfOe; Spider Lf, nn- and today those grades are selling for colored Japan, ao&60c; green Japan, very mUIer r bl to. agree Upon. table, dairy. B0a. SWc; inoa. T4c; imported Uf- Conn oa Old Potatoes. "pool. . 4Bc; looa sjjc: 834a. !.. . .. . . .. . . I HALT Worceatnr aalt. bulk. Wile. 820a. ror awnu yesteraay xne local mar- Woreeater. 10 2a. tS.&O: Worceater. 100 8a, ket for old potatoes was cornered and $a.5o; Worceater, 80 Bs, $5.26; 80 10a, 83.00; th stocks wer In the hands of but llaja cka, B0a. 88c. few dealers. The .teamer which 1. next .P tfdLFA to leave for San Francisco will take rocn, 28.oo per ton: Jo-lb rock. 114.00; looa, 1.2UU ancao, 01 wnitu nv win inipiwu , h.dv. market and create a load for the July longs there. The cropa do not look right through the West and Southwest" says George E. Marcy, who was back from th Southwest yesterday. "Nothing looks right and if it were only a crop prob lem I should be Inclined to say wheat had advanced enough," says Theron Logan. the reason the msrket hss so few reao tiona. Aa long as there is so much bull ish sentiment snd so little wheat there must be all the time a considerable short interest We would still buy wheat on the weak spot. Corn snd oats sre active, but the last day or two seems to be Influenced a good deal by the strength In whest. The weather Is rather more favorable for the crop and th general outlook Is Improving. This Is particularly true of oats. Both are likely to be weather markets for the There Is usually exaggeration In the next few weeks. The strength In grains crop trouoies 01. any sort, uui mere helped th provision market yeaterday. table, dairy, BOa. 8ftc; inoa, T4c; Imported Bal't Worc-ater aait. bulk. bbis. sioe.' fl.on; are some featurea to the situation about but It Is a dull affair and there Is every by McKinley Mitchell. Quotations on Oregon potatoes In San Francisco are climbing upward and those growers and -dealers who sold their entire stocks at the time of th season when prices were down to bedrock are now saying that they will never do It again. The pres ent situation In potatoes was predicted fi-28 by Th Journal when th market was at the bottom and everybody was anxious to dispose of their holdings. Today the quotations on ths older stock will stand strong at 78 cent and there 1 a like lihood of quotation making even an other Jump before th season Is ended. -The reason why there is so much de mand for old stock this late In the sea son Is due to th lateness of the sea son for news, and of which, it Is re ported, th crop will show a large shortage in ths Coast states. Xeg MeklM Adrane Agala, GRAIN B AGS Calcutta, 85.7B8.00 per 100 1, JB'ief No, S, for Anruat delivery RICE Imperial Japan, ori lto. BMc: New Orleans head. Sc. BKHAKrAHT FOOD Malta Vita, 4.WV. FlTe- Mlnute. 92.00; Force, f-i.ooi H-o oat a, aa in. RAI.MON Columbia Hirer. Ltlb talla. 81. TB: 2-Tb talla, $2.40; fancy l ib Bate, $!.!; -lb fancy Bats, fl.30; Alaaka tolls, pink, 80c; red. 2-id tana, fil.lKI. which there Is no room for dispute. We know the stocks everywhere are Inade quate. If we eliminate the No. 1 North ern wheat here st Chicago, which is st a premium, there is about l.zoo.ooo bushels . of wheat to supply the short sellers and to serve other purposes until the new crop arrives. We know there Is only 18,000,000 bushels -In' the vis ible, with the' prospect of some further decreases. . It la possible that Very small" stocks may : carry tha market J higher. Irrespective of how much exag- Indlcatlon of plenty of hogs and ao far a good demand. Think we would sell provisions on any rally. COTTON IMPROVES LIVERPOOL, June it. I p. nr Cot ton futures ars now quiet with quota tlons at I points decline on old and 1. to i down on next' crops options. A report of crop conditions gathsred from conservative sources leads us to the CHICAGO, June II. The cash bus! ness yesterday was; Wheat 10,090 bushels of No, t Red at July price ia store, , No. l Northern wheat, which sold a week ago at 1 cents over old July, was offered yesterday at cents' premium. At seaboard ' exporters sold 1,000 bushels of wheat at Gulf, and New York sold 4J.000 bjishels of com to south Africa. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MTIRPOOL. Jane 28. Opening Wheat Jolr, 6-V klsber; September. 0-4H. higher, ticm July, 4-8, H bicker- States her, 4-TH, laW. - I'loee Wheat JIt, blfheri Bealesiber, cars J sir, w l'aer; septasiber. A hhrher, bchanged. . ' GRAIN CARS CHICAOO, June II. The grain cars a year ago wer: Minneapolis, 24$. Du futh 26, Chicago II. COHON RISES AGAIN LIVERPOOL, June II. Cotton closed I to 7 points up on near and I to 7 points up on lata PARIS GRAIN PARIS, June II. Wheat opened un changed to i centa higher; Dour, I to 10 cents lower.. MONETARY VALUES NEW TORK. June H. Values are: Silver bars, 11 c; Mexican dollars, 41 bid; exchange, $1.41. ANTWERP WHEAT ANTWERP, .June unchanged. 1 1. Wheat closed COMMERCfAL TRAVELERS (Journal Special Service.) COLUMBUS. O.. June II. Th an nual session of the Supreme Counoll of the United Commercial Travelers began here today. Supreme Counaelor Edward Mallory of Chicago presided. The order, established II years ago, has 10,000 members. Th report to be submitted to the present convention ehow the affairs to be In a flourishing condition, both numerically and finan cially. Nearly 100 delegates are pres ent, representing many states and sev eral of the provinces of Canada. BIRTHS COAL OIL Ca'sea. 22c per gaL tonka; Water geratlon there may be of crop troubles, conclusion' that the crop has improved White, Iron bba. IBUc, Hi-ht, caees, 24c, iron bbis, i.ui- no. Ao.y. nun, ci", MnimK LINBKEn OIL Pure raw. In bbto. 48e: senn Ine kettle boiled, caaea B6c. bbla 61c; pore raw, in caaea, etc; genuine kettle, in caaea, doc. BENbINU 83 del caaea 22c, Iron bbla IS '4c GASOLINE 4 dec eaaee 28Mc Iron bbla 22c. . TURPENTINE In cases TOc, wood bbla 88Hc. Iron bbla 4c. 101b eaae lota Svc. BEANS Small white 404UC lam white $S.8o4.00, pink $3.7303.60, bayou, 4c, Linus oftoue. TOBj packaai tiff, 68c ACCO Plus-cnt smoklne-. 1. 2. ackasca Seal of North Carolina, 70c lb; Mae. wooden. lAe: Head- J. F. Harris says: ' I wss on 17; gasoline, iron Alton road Wednesday and aaw the corn by daylight from Slater, Mo., to Jollet. It varies in height from two Inches to ons and one-half feet. It looks clean. The ground, of course, Is filled with moisture. With warm weather It would make rapid progress. Th crop is In such condition . today . it Is entirely matter of opinion aa to how large or how small a crop we will have. .It de- S-os I pends entirely upon the weather." the since the last government report GRAIN CLEARANCES NEW TORK. June 21. Today's clear ances were: Wheat 148,741 bushels; flour, 21,109 bushels; corn, 171,177 bush els; oats, 18,136 bushels; wheat and flour, 260,361 bushels. fee a nlckle nrleen were advanced 10 I V fecnts a barrel for th I's on account Of I Mixture. 40c lb: Bull Durham. SAe lb: Old Enc uan curve unt. tic ro; Miry una tiun. vie in; tan roucn, use id; xaie Mixture, si.au ro. Plug Tobacco Drnitimnml'i Natural Leaf, 68c lb; ffi. Dixie Queen. 41c lb; Bed Bell, 39c MuF&tt-J.1 WALDORF NOTES j. continued shortage in supplies on the Coast . Further ' advances are expected before the close of th present season, Th opening of th plcnlo season was also a factor in causing the advance. yin Wax Beaa Arrive." ' Tha street received som large ship ments of wax bean from The Dalles this morning, th stock being the finest brought to this market during th pres ent season. One car of oranges, one Car of bananas and on car of lemons were th receipts per rail from the Couth today, j Setter TJwnaad for Kaatax, Piper Heldaleck, 00c lb; Something Good, 4Bc lb; Standard Navy, 38c lb; T. A B., B8c lb: Spear Head, 43a lb; Star, 44c lb. -Pine-Cut Chewing Golden Thread, S8e . tb; Fast Mall, too m. Traits sad Vet-etablee. POTATOES 75 80c; buyers' prices, 5O70e; new, $1.6001.78 cwt. ONIONS California, new reda. $1.00; yellow Danrers. lUfipttc; garlic, 8Q10c. FBESB FRUITS Applea. fancy Oresoa, $1.50 O2.00; cooking, &0c$1.00 per box; new, 75c - per . box: oransea, late Valencua, 13.00(33.50; Mediterranean aweeta, 83.00; California tangerlnea. $1.0001.25 box; bananaa, $2.2533.50 bunch, 5c lb; atrawberrlee, Oregon, $1.00il.50 crate; cherries. 75e 10-lb NEW TORK. June 28. Despite the fact that the stock market continues aggressive and disappointing, the be lief gains ground that the conditions underlying it are stronger than for a long time past Good opinion yester day was that professional manipulators f0 were uie cnuno v& mo iretiueui eoi- backs. This sentiment Is based upon thn rhnnra which seems to be taklnr I July place In the vlewa of well-informed coraV-' men as to tne iuiuro oi genera, ousi ness. Another influence in the stabil ity of the stock market is furnished SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN SAN FRANCISCO. June 26. 11:30 ses sion. Wheat: December, 11.31; bar ley, December, 91 Ho, June 23, te Mr. and Mra. W, son. Jnna IS. to Mr. aad Mra. daughter. A. Greene, A. Cherry, CONTAGIOUS DISEASES June 28. Mlas Simpson, 111 Tenth street typnoia reeer. June 25. Soohla Henderson. 827 Hoed street diphtheria. . " Juno 25, Mlaa Connie Glover, Oroeby and Ash eireeie ; measiea. DEATHS hy. aged 5t rears, st Remains shipped to Joseph Sloan, a(ed 78 years, at snippe te CHICAGO MARKET RANGE (Bneelal Permlaalon of Boltoa, de Rnyter Co. lliiUAUti. iatn The markeU ransed Wheat- aa follows: Onen. $O0.MH 7 1 V Bw Th. rtam.r.,4 fr rVa.h meat. n .11 h?: gooaeberrles. ii4c lb; apricots, 75c fclndS Was mora pplrlted today than for f4.254.60; peaches, Sl.OO; plneapplca, $3.51)4 several weeka ' The boar demand was 14.00: black ilea. 11.60: 4tama. 11.25: raapber- speclany livelier and what few .tocks ries, . ,. . rrlvsd on the street during the day ,,50. itl si bo .r aaeV: di.hel. lau. ere dlSDOHed Of - at ton Quotation. I lSc ner dna: eabbaae. California. lUe Tb: let- "!VaeJ arrivals wer few during th day! tne. bead. 15c per dos; hothouse. $1.25 box; and tha demand was mora llvelv. No srT wv : "T"""- n r: ..i,r.j ,, , " " . i oa per aoa. ; Desna, arring, vwiitc 10; wax. Mutton was received, and. ss there was lac; apsrajrua. $1.15 25 lb box; rhubarb. 8c lb; .61 .48 .84 14.45 16.85 8.50 8.85 8.95 9.05 Wish. Low. Cloae. ,oo:ir S :SS :.b!a .44V4 .42 .43 .84 .84 Si .3448 18.48 15.80 15.80 16.67 16.00 16.00 8.50 S.27 8.27 8.67 ' 1.87 8.42 9.0O n.Tt 8.82 9.07 8.80 8.84 tomatoes. 82.40(92.50 4-baaket crate: parsnlpa. si.to; peas, uoc; cucutnDers, ai.ou dox; corn, 35c do. . . DRIED rUriTS Apples, eraporated. 6Q7c id; apnrots, iftviioc to: peacnes. 'ac m; peaear 8Ue Ibi nrunea, Italian. 4HHe -Bi rrench. 8ttB4He Tb: ta, California blacks, 4 no call for that clas of stock, none was granted. roiUtry Cleans Up Better. The1 poultry market showed a wonder ful improvement ' today, the large re ceipts of yesterday being about cleaned Up. Of course the sales were not made at the high quotations that wer ruling apes to case. 8Hc pkg; seeded. 12-os carton, a few days ago but th price, were per- y J S"? P bole' fleT fectly satisfactory to all concerned. NUTS Peanuts, 57c jer lb for raw, 9ioc Somg XOB Sals ateoorted. I or roaatea; cocoanata. ioc per aoa; wai- mviam m.vjf , amos awyvKwu. . iau.iiin nar m. ulna kiim. imaiaue ner lb: htckorr nuts. 18c ner lb: eheatnuts. ported yesterday, although in some Baatern, lsaiec per lb; Braail nuts, lfle per cases the names of th parties selling .H.J'J. li& and th price paid wr not mentioned, f60 ftJ !. "1B V It waa reported that Horst Lochmond rrovisioa. & Co. of Salem purchased from a ..fSf'3 MIA1T8rB''' Pr'm, ,e:Jeo!, grower, in that locality about 60 bales. &!CrUed"U7HTcHC! " "C! Thomas Llvesly of this city was said to FRESH MEATS Front street Beef, prime, have purchased 165 bales from a Lafay- sc. bona, 4H5c; cowa. 6Val74c: pork. 79 att grower at 1 cent. Catlln ft Linn J6' j..- i f Salem were mentioned aa the pur- hams,, bacon . am PnrtinnA nrfck yw.m lasers of a small lot in that vicinity bama, 10 to 14 lbs. 14; 14 to id iba, y,f. at 19U cents. I breakfast bacon. 15920c; pirnlea, ilc; cot- vwnva. I... 1 1 1 -l .1.1.,- 101- it.. Hops Som Weaker. elde. 13Uc; dry salted backa. ll4e: bacon Th hop market is some weaker and !. "Xe; botts. sslted, lc; smoked. iom . UtM vti.mKn. Ae W. ... ... I IB. . . """ r. . . ... """I EASTEnn-PACKED HAMS Under 14 ms, anxious to aispos or tneir noiamgs in i5Uc; over 14 lbs. I4c; fancy. 15c; pic a. 20-cent market when a few weeks nice. HHe; ahoniders. iiwc; dry salted aidea, ago the would scoff at ah offer of 22 U nnsmoked". 12fce; breakfaat. bacon. , 10O17e;- conts for the sara stock. The weak- Bn.ilMaKr iba. l2Hc; Ba. ness in the market was brought about 124c; BO-Ib tins. ll4c: steam rendered. 10s, solely by the selling of nearly 600 bales "V: 6a, llic 60s, He; compound tierces, aie or nis entire stock, advised all the i2uC; 6a. I2tc; 60-Ib tins, llc; steam rend Oregon holders of last year's, stock to ered. los, lifecj Bs. lle; Bos. livje. . .bold for at. least a 25-eemV market as . Ab0T packing bouse prices sre net cash. 19 SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS July Sept Oats by "the Increased earnings of Missouri Pacific of $62,000,, and Wabash's gain fork of 149.000 for the third week, In June I July ... ... n- .n Sent viifc nc ,vauo miv i.uicimH iiviu Lard the effects of the overflow of. Western juiyY.TT rivers. Expectations of good bank state- Bent!!!!! mnt nn,, nf net earnlnn ftr Mav ore. Ribs now due snd responsible for a bullish g"') icciiug. VII 1 1 id wa,ciD, iu inn v i n vuil- tlnued good buying of Reading common, Erie common and Erie second preferred. The Chronicle says: Th ; special weakness in Colorado Fuel ft Iron which fell to an extreme 34 seemed due to a reallaatinn of tha official innnilnnimuit n 4ka a aaanai ineil t A rf 4 nnneAl ffvws 4, a Hnrlns Valley . ...1 --"""'F""" """ Miltnil Blertrlc I.laht C uouia-nocaeieiier mureni. inm an- p,cine Oaa A Improrement Co 46 nouncement also seemed to be the mo-I Ban Francteco Oaa A Electric Co... so tlve for a strong upward move in some M .?1,rt rZat Cits... 67 Oould stock, early in the day. Denver c.VoTnV.8".:::::::::: and Reading and Wabash preferred rla- oiant rowder 7BH lng 1 point or more. vixorit 6 nana rianianon u .. liutcblnaon Sugar Plantation Co... 18 Onomea Bun ar Co Alaxka Packera' Aaan ......l.M California Fruit Cannera' Asaa .... 90 ' California Wine Aaan SOU Pacific Auxiliary v SAN session: NEW YORK SUMMARY FRANCISCO. June 26.-10:80 a. m. BM. Asked. OS. 84 V 48 'Hi w ISO 74 6 2 24 193 92 NEW YORK COTTON he .aid that' th question of a few cents in price was entirely in their ownJ band ana ir they stayed out a few weeks longer they would be able to ob tain any price within reason they might as. . - -w- v " Ssalsr Xav rw Order. Hop dealers in this city have not profited by the offers of the farmers to sell their hop holdings, as the minute it became known in the East that the Oregon market was slightly weaker the dealers who had telegraphed orders to : ineir vossc connections ror stocks. Im mediately .withdrew them, "and prices have already tumbled 1 cent on this ac count v '.,'.,-.,,:.: 1 , 73000 Bal) th Ussit, ' According to th latest crop informa tion th yield of hops In this etate dur Irg the season of 1903 will not amount fc over 76,000. bales, a loss of 10,000 dava. FISH Rock cod, 7c; floanders, 6c: halibut. c; ling cod, 7c; crabs. $1.50 dos: rasor clama. Ciama. c per , airiyvu vw, , . mhuvii, chlnook. Ac; aummer ateelheada, 7c; aelea, 8c; shrimp. Paget Sonad. 15c; eatoaa, 60; abad, 3e; allrer smelt 6 w. LOCAL STOCK RECEIPTS PORTLAND UNION STOCKYARDS, June 21. The receipt of livestock in the local yard, today were quite liberal and consisted of 200 cattle and 1,300 sheep. ' Cattle prices are down oft ac count of th poorer , quality "and the larger receipts, Sheep prices ar also low.' - Ruling prices are: Cattle Best, 14.28; medium. 1.75. Hogs 6 e 6e. Sheep 2V.49 $C Lambs 2 $3 13.60 NEW' TORK. June 26. American stocks in London are dull and about parity. There is a fair demand for stocks in the loan crowd, but there is no scarcity of Pennsylvania. The banks i lost to the sub-treasury since Friday (Special Permission of Bolton, de Barter A Co.) ae cotton market Cloae. .97M IS. 07 0 1S.101J UMiiAOO li.en ai 10.48 ft4 10.08 J10 JO.OIB 23.9SB.000. The subscriDtion for the NEW YORK. June 26. now Tannalvanla aMlr Mnllniu. 1 rSDged today M fOllOWe ..l.e... Tk... ... ...,l...t ... ."PL"; "'- .aLi.ini.Lui j . aiivtivx cat, jsvivw, iuiuuisi Jin I or uary succeeaing ocnwaD in me Jane United States Steel Corporation. It Is 'lr 94 $10.06 considered certain that Colorado Fuel ft Iron must do some new financing, but the method has not yet been deter mined upon. ; .WASHINGTON HAY TACOMA, June 21. New hay from Eastern Washington is being received this week in Tacoma and a fall in prices is expected, feluestem from the Yakima country is selling at $11 per ton. The ftrst new alfalfa is expected today and will sell at the start at $16. California potatoes are going to be short and dealers in San Francisco are refusing to sell any advance ordera. The prospects are good for a large crop In this state, though the acreage is said to be smaller than last year. NORTHWEST WEATHER CHICAGO, Jun 26 Th weather map show, not a drop of rain in the Northwest Scattered rains in Nebraska and ' general in Missouf i. ' ' There were good rains at Sioux City, Cairo. lit, and Nashville. In th extreme North snd Northwest it -1 generally, cloudy. The West and Southwest were partly cloudy. An. Sept. . . . Oct Nor.... Dec,,,,, 12.95 12.80 11.86 10.41 10.10 997 18.20 13.00 11.07 10.54 10.15 10.07 Low. $ 8.93 12.83 12.80 . 11.74 10.41 16.04 AMERICANS IN LONDON LONDON. June 26.-2. o. at. Atchlano art. vanced H, preferred adrsneed H: Baltimore A onto a a Tan era ; isnaaian racinc sdrance ; Chicago A Alton adrsneed U; Chicago, Mlt- wansee m at. raui aarancea ; Illinois Cen tral advanced ; LoulaTtUe tt NsahTllle de clined; Mexlran Central a Ars need U; New York Central advanced H; Norfolk ft. Westers declined 4(1 Pennsylraals adrsneed V; Head ing advanced , ftrata declined H; Routbera PsHOe advanced Soothern, Psctfle preferred declined U: I'nlon Padflc advanced H, pre ferred declined K; United State Steel, pre ferred, declined Hi Wabaab declined . pre ferred tteellned ; others Bscbaaged. Coaaols advanced H'. HpGS OPEN HIGHER CHICAGO. Jnne 98. Recelntr it Mveatnek- In the principal packing centers of tne country today were: jl ' Ho.' Cattle. Sham Chicago 15.000 8.000 T.000 Kansas City .......... B.ono i.boa im Omaha 3.300 ' l.Bno . ' COO Hogs Opened from Be to 10s higher, wtrb 1,234 left ever from yeaterday. Receipts 4o year eg were 96,000. "; attie i-teaay. ' - Sheep Steady, June 20, James MrCarth Astoria. Or. : aarcema, Portland snd burled ia Mount Calvary Ceme tery. June 1. Salem: general debility. Remain Portland aad Interred In Lens Fir Cemetery June 22. Albert G. fitch ner. seed 88 rears. at 688 Water street; la grappa. Interment la Kirerview vemeierr. Jnne 24. Earl Yer metres, sgeg 1 year, at Tna Mlaaoarl avenue: orownlna'. Intermant In Lon Fir Cemetery. Th Sdward Xolxaaa TJaderbsAlag O. raaaral ftlreotors aad embalaisea, ago TamaUL rhoa IOT. . .J. 9. rinley aad Son, fmaewal tlreeters aad xnbeUmsrs, save restored t thelg sew establlsAameat, ooraer Third aad Itaaisea streets, gott pkoae Mo, , Orexaatorinm, oa Oregon City eat llae, near BUw aaodera, seleatlfle, eomplete. Ohargea AdtUts, 35 cbU (rea, gag. Tlslter to Is. m. rorUaad Oreaaattoa Assoc la tloa. yortlaad. Or. srrzB Txaw o-aiTmT. Sisgl graves, sio. Faxally lot from Sri to $l,0O0. Tk aly eeaaetery U ortlaad whlok psrpetoallr rutin tains aad earea for lots.- Tor fall lafonnatlea apply to W. B. Itaokeaal, Woreertei Block, city. W. M. lavld. presldeat, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS . . I William T. Masters et si., executor, to Jha Balfonr-Guthrle Investment Com nany. lot 8. block 103. city 88.206 U. and U K. Ruekles 4o J. S. Mttdaea, west H lot 1. west H lot S, block 7. Trootdsle 660 M. and M. E. Buckley to B. White, esst ft lot 1. esst ft tot 8, block 7, Trout dale 410 M. and M. E. Buckley to C. snd J. A. Larson, lots 2 sad I, block 8, Trout- ' dale 475 A. Moors to Zeds Moore, nadlvtded 1-6 northwest sort bra tt weat H northeaet V nortbeaat 4 section 20, township 1 north, range 2 eaat 1,009 eorge u. Hoore to jbMla Moore, undi vided 1-4 northwest nortbeaat. H, west H nortbeaat nortbeaat H c tlon 20. townablD 1 north, range 2 eaat .'. 10 Title Guarantee A Trust Company to Amy Fsrousr. lota 4 and 6. Newton . . 400 Mary J. Smith to a. r. Becker, lots 28. 27 and 28. block 7. Point View 166 c, o. sanrteoa and wire to u. r. Becker. lots 31, Xt and 23. block T. Point View. Point View Real Estate Company to O. r. aecaer. lots l to is sna w to 82. Inclusive, block 7. Point, View 940 . M. ana J. w. n saver to r. U Hall. lota 13 and 14, Shaver Block 5.000 . M. and B. D. Tompkins to J. H. Set tlemler, lot 7. block 147, Bast Portland F. and M. Bauer to F. and F. Scbweltser, ra"awwmraaawwaaaawiaaeaaaia,ii,,ii,iii , mM w ,-r'-i-iir ' - -r- - - - '-- -Ta aim ai mm nn n 1 a - t . mi i , , Tho Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which bat bom In tue for orer 30 jean, has borne tho algnatnr of - and has been made under his pei ftik,'lf A ional saperrlslon sinco its infaner : fCCC44Gi ' ATIawha on 4a itAeatn am In 4 Vila. m saiv aav vv wv vavvv w j w mtm itMtmw ' All Counterfeits, Imitations and Jugtasrood" are boa -Ezporlments that triflo with and endanger the health of Iiitvnts and Children Experience against ISxperimente What is CASTORIA Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Faro v Sorio, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is PJeasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio ' substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms '.; and allays Fererishnesse It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieTes Teething Troubles, cure Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tha Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep . Tho Children's Fanacea The Mother's Friend. CEflUINE CASTORIA ALWAY0 Sean tho Signature of JO TIio Kind You Have Always In Uso For Over 30 Years. Bought NOW IS THE .TIE WbQa your family b wmy cafaykssi&iir to have your home vrtrvA and apcj whh ELCCTR2C UCHTS, MMoprrpvreifDrt&o lraf Vbtriibbts. YOU fOX WHAT YOU tEX.... Portlcnd Ccncrd Electric Co SXVXNTH AND ALDUL STKX3TS THE PORTLAND "jaSlrg'Csj''' nABQWABTaBS FOB VOVBZSTf AJTB OO yeelal rate auUU U faaagg aaA efll a 4saA at aU rarklak Bat Mas) t kw reexsa 4 glv Biissa. A Basi saMsaam ta tk Betea, H. OYBO'WBaBBj SSSIgl8 lots IB snd 20. block A Tsbaaeo Add. A. Da via to' N. M. Davis, lot 18, 228 371 16 100 Lory A. Dsvla to" N block 42. Alblna Bobert . W. W I lion snd wife to Edward U Hall, tot 7. Hamilton Fred 8. MerNs to Ass Tyler, lot 1 block li City View Psrk , , Fred 8. Morris to Margaret Kelly, lot 8. v.i-i. 1 r4, Vim Charles H. Korell to Peter Frederlcksesi lots snd 7, block 168, Coach Add .... 1 E. sad B. A. Parent to J. H. Settle mier, lot 7, block 147, Best Port land k son Title Guarantee A Trnet Company to Anna vanavan, c 10, elocsu, ertsnratith Villa 186 Pacific Express Oempsny to Jobs R. George, lots 2 snd 9, Albln BeSMStssd Add 1 Bno Loalaa Holswortb sad knehead to H. B, vonners ana wire, weat tn T, bwra 7, Paradise Springs Tract 1 FOB VABABTTXXS TCTUM. Be- Psciflo Coast Abstract. Guaranty a Trust Co J04-I-I-7 FaUiog Building. Set voar title Inaurane. and abntraxva to real estate, from th ' I Ouarsntee Trust Chamber of Cemmeroe. BUILDING PERMITS: A' 'l -!L To W. A. Wallace, eetietmrt Iwa stoi'i SwaN. at Alblas avenue and Kaett ttreettf 1400. PRESIDENT MAY SEE RACE K Aooept Ziiptom'g Xavitatioa Vader Certain Coaditlons aad Kay Be ea th Brin. (Journal Special Service.) WASHINGTON, June 21. 81r Thomas Liptott was a guest of. honor at the White House today. The meeting was strictly Informal. Sir Thomas and De signer Fife came in unostentatiously. Messrs. Moody, Hanaa, Sanger, Ex-Ambassador White and Perkins of New York wer also present. The President and Llpton are old acquaintances. Lip ton invited President Roosevelt to wit ness the races from the deck of his pri vet yacht Erin. Th invitation was conditionally accepted. Henry Weiniiard Proprietor of Tag City. Brewery Largest and Most Complete Brewery In the Northwest BOTTLED BEER A SPECIALTY Telephone No. jrs.;.; ji "." OFFICE I1 "ir! ' . gugs.jMiflif, VHke 1 TSBY SVOW SATBB BAST. to M. a B7. OBers Big Xndooement Trave fcong tub juau aaa Btop-ve. lianr Portland and Oregon oeool no doubt will tak advantage of th very low round trip excursion rates to the East offered by the Oregon Railroad A Navigation Company, the following be ing th figure from Portland; Chicago, 71.88; et. jurats, i.b; reona, j .; !alro (III.). 172.11: Memphis 71.11; New Orleans, I8l.ll; (Tenn.). Kansas ItT. . St - Joseph. Atchison. Leaven- worth. Omaha. Counoll Bluffs. Sioux II, It. 9i July 14. If; August It. 21.1 Limit: ioing. ten flays irm date ( sale; return, ninety days from dat ef ssl. Stop-over privileges will be al lowed within limit in either direction west oi jntssmin xtiver or ei. t aui, ror Dsrtlculars. ask at O- R A N. ticket fllce. Third and Washington . streets, roruaaon . . . ' r.VV.BALTES&CO. Printers Second and Oek Strtzis TODAY' r t 4 .'4 i -I, y. 8J - a .'"., t