The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 29, 1903, Page 6, Image 6

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    TIIE OKEGpy DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, 3IONDAY EVENING JUNE 20, 1003.
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TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
PROSPECTS' BRIGHT .
IN CLARKE COUNTY
LARD IS L
OVER
T
WEAKER
are lower; One firm, Bell & Company,
received 80 sacks.
Tli HmI Situation.
Receipts of meat on Kront street dur
ing; the fore part of the week were about
the average and the demand was ubout
the same, with the possible exception of
veal, which was in ready call at un
changed quotations. Fork Is weak, with
tha, iKknmriil far hllll-heef ullarlltlv off.
HammnnH Parkin? DprlinP11; Today's potato market was lively, the
tasiern rroauci i nree- ru-ai mati. Several of the local dri
ers nave orders ror cars to snip 10 mo
8outh.
Today's ruling: (juotatlons, as revl.ied.
are as follows:
Eighths Cent a Pound-
Tight on Between Companies
DRY WEATHER IN
THE NORTHWEST
Saturday's Close In Foreign
Markets Show a Stronger
Feeling Crop Trouble is
Important f-actor.
'CHICAGO WHEAT IS
UNCHANGED IN TONE
All Fruit Trees Are Heavily
Laden and mines Will
, Bear Heavy Crop,
HOGS CLOSE LOWER
' CHICAGO. Jim 29. The receipts of livestock
id m principal, pacaiug ccuiera ot tlut coua
try today war;
- . r Hogs t Cittlo' ' Sheep
Chicago ...,,.,....,.2.(NM) S2.000 ' 18,0(10
kanaae Cltr ......... v.uoo fi.ooo 1.011
Omaha Ola) " . 4.000 8,000
nog opened from a to jo cent lower aud
d it the eawe figure, with 3.300 left over
elowi
from Saturday.
were iMI.uuo. Ruling prices are
Kecelpta of hots 4 year ago
Mixed and butcher'. 45.65(315 8fi; wnnA
neavy, o.iimrB.)i rouga neavy, fa.ftOW 5-70;
.1J, .Of'TU SJ.tfO,
I.' ' " I ,
According to the Vancouver Colum
nin th fruit' nininrti tf rlortri
bold Down une Cent on
Cuttle. Htrons. 10 to IS cents htshar.
Sheep Steady.
Scattered Showers.
AH Grades of Wheat Show a
Material Advance Today, ;AI-I
FORTLAKT) WHOLESALE PRICES.
Grain, Flour tnd Feed.
alia WalK 78c; l.lucatem, 80c
though the Market Is Con- TA. .
sidered Nominal. FLOlit -Eastern Oregon: Patent. $4.10tf
EKX-WSEXX.T KSVZEW.
Eastern lard declines H of a
rat.
Local hams advance. Picnics
decline.
riour advances. Valley 10 cents,
bard wheat 18 cents.
ST market weaker.
Poultry sells lively.
Wheat prices advance. .
Carnation Cream to advance.
FRONT STREET, June 29.
The
4.45; atralKht. 43.30; Valley, 43.a04f3.80; gr
bam. "is. $3.15: ion, .:.5.".
M I.I-STITKH-Iran. (XI HO per ton: mid
dllncn. (27.00: shorts, f.'i.mi: chop. (18.00,
HAY--Tllmtl!V, 417. OOSt 1S.0U; clover. lO.nu
(1 17.00.
Hob. Wool and Hldsa
HOPS l8-itt IU'!.e for choke; 1003 contract.
10il7c i
WOOL Volley, 15(16c. coarse; medium t
fair, Wftiiasr; Mae. lo'.(17r; r.astern ore
nm. liiitrl.V: llnhnlr. nominal. JadtSiv
SHKRi'HKINB Shearing. 14'4Wc; ahnrt
wool. 22r.'2.V: u-!1ubi wnol. Jw: luug ool
OOc'flll.44 I'll I'll.
TAl.I.'iVt - rnme, per m, tegac; no. 3 anu
frenae. 2&2fcc.
IIIDKN -nrv niiiea, .o. l, 10 pounu ann
lip. Km' per m; dry Ic l. no, 1, u to 13 In.
!2e: dry rail. No. 1. under 5 tl. 15c; ilry
aaltiHl. hn la and atasa. IS lea tiiaii dry
flint; aaltmi hidea, ateer. animd, 00 Ixmiida or
orer, TWNr: Mi to w nm. 7(oa': under no 10
and fowa. 0U7c: ataca and ImlU, annnd. 5o
kin. sound, 15 to :n It, 7c: sound. 10 to
...... i-. .. th. I 14 in. 7c: calf, aound. under lu am, ec green
"mmiraa riii( oimiiy -' (lln,,itMi). 1c ner ft lea: cnlla. lo per m
week by announcing a aecune or ceni PM. hr, M, ni. rach. $l.25(l.T5: dry
It Various rrades of Eastern eaeb. (1.0061 1.50: ralta' bldea. each. 25'd50c
manufactured lard. The decline In price f '. "'""".SJI.-JIf10 13c; Ani'orn' "'"
3S Que IO IWU vlUri, ncnumoo
th local market and ths non-demand
and lower ruling quotations In the f.ast.
The advance made during the week
by the Union Meat Company In its local
ham quotation was the talk of the.street
earU, 2VCI.OO
Butter. Etta and Poultry
BITTER Eatraa. 22M,e: creamery. 21 9
dairy. 17WlNc; Mtnre. XtXttUr.
KiinR Kreab Oiva-cm. li.MiOe.
rilEKSK mil fTeam, lln, J4e; roung
America, l.ic; Callrornla. I.V.
I'OIXTRY Thicken,-mlaed. 10lle per II)
and there are a great many doubters hena, liwiiHe; rorJter. (tKv rr m; iiroil
h. n Biich (lvnce was made, ltate era, mnnrt per ro:
,V. .u. i i .k tt.. dneka. imtllKr per
cuiuna wiwtrn ..." m. ttkryi- ar,,i3(&14c per It); dreaaed.
fryers, lri'slOc per lb
lb; geeac. 7frc
twr
lfcy
'that any such advance was made. Rate era, lowmio iter lb
ern men Is again on in full blast, and as , m
Itie competition IS qjme seen, me man Oroesrlai, Kuta, Etc
Who dickers with several meat men is ri oar "Back baala:" iule. (3.77V.: now
the man who purchases at the lowest dered. (5.62H; dry granulated. t.Y52V; eitra
'quotations.
The Advance la Plour,
The advance of 10 cents a barrel In
Valley and 15 cents in the Eastern Ore
gon hard wheat brands of flour on Frl
4 eauaaaa snaaiA l-a K A lrtnal ma 1'lrgst
, ' w" i 1 . K , lilea, good. 10ftjl8c; t'wta Klca, ordinary, lOsj
Ince the flotations on wheat began to 12c " lt). (.o)uul,,a r(HIt i0.3: Arbuckiea',
ascend. The flour market Is at present (ii.i.i lint ; Llcm, (11.13 Hat; Cordora, (11.13.
in a fair condition the local purchases TEAS Oolong, different grade, 2KS5e;
I II tTapanf arrlrtaM 1VU.nl
era are about the same. Demand from colored Japan. 30uc
the rieient la not so brisk, however, scarce. 30eoc.
hr. hinr nractlcnllv no call for stock SALT Balea. 2a. 8a, 4a, 5a. 10a. $2,10; 6n
from Hong Kong merchants, while, the , W'4ftc. w, krc; 224a. $1.85.
Orders from Japan at this moment are SALT Worcester salt. bulk. bbla. ;i20a, (5.00;
nnmlnnl Rtlll tha hinment of flour on Woretarter. 140 2a, (5.50; Vtorceater, 100 Ha,
iul -.n.n n,m.n fmer will ; Worceater.. 30 5a. 5.25; 80 loa. (5.00;
.....b linen aacka. 50. 86c.
amount iu auuui v.ouv luiiv.
(', (5.024; liolden C. (4.02V. harrela, inc; u,
barrela. 25c: bnxra. 50c adraoce on aack baala.
aa 25c per es t. tor caab. 15 dara; oiapic. .''I
1HC ID.
HONEY 15fI0c per frame.
rOKKKI-: Ureen Mocba. 21r23e: Jara. fancy,
20.'i2-: Jara. good. 20tt25c: Jara. ordinary,
Juauc i.oata Hlca. rancy. iKcaja-; in
English Breakfast,
Bolder Lei
Japan,
green
Tory
Wheat Pricee Are Advanced.
' Although the quotations in the wheat
market are practically nominal, the quo
tations took a decided turn for an ad
vance today and higher prices are rul
ing on all grades. The demand for Blue
SALT Ccarae. half ground. 100a. per ton,
(14.00; 50a, per ton, (14.50; Liverpool, lump,
rock. (23.00 per ton: 50-tb rock. (14.00; 100a.
(13.50.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, S5.T5ece.oo per loo
for Auguat delivery.
RICE Imperial Japan, No. 1, Ce; No. 2,
5',c; New Orleana bead. He.
BREAKFAST FOOD Malta Vita. (4.60: FUe.
Ptem oh the Sound is very strong, and LM1"?',V. fotZ' ifK H,''K!ln.Vi'.
.i. . u,u . ,k L BAI-MON lwmbla RiTer, 1-tb talla. (1.5;
quotations as high as 85 cents are be
. ing paid for those badly in need of
stocks. Walla Walla and Valley are
both in good shape, the former being
quoted firm at 78 cents, while the latter
Is listed at prices ranging from 77 to 80 bbla, 22c. ces, 2c.
cents. The local mills are now quite . linsk ED orj-Pore raw, in bbla
,j ,.,,, ., j , line kettle Iwlleal, case 68c. bbl 5lc;
acu nuucv n mi pivad nuu etc nuh
2rt) talla. (2.4); fancy 1-tb. data. (1.85; H-tb
fancr Data. (1.20: Alaaka talis. Dink, HOc; red,
(1.25; 21b talla. (2. (Ml.
COAL OIL Caaea. 22c per gal, tanks; water
White. Iron bbl. 16V4C. wn.dcn. 18c: Head
light, cases, 24c, Iron bbla, 17c; gasoline, iron
making very Extensive buys.
Xop Market Weaker.
The bop market is weaker with a ma
jority of the holders of 1902 stock ready
., to dispose of their .holdings at ruling
quotations. The demand is off, how
ever, and it Is now expected that a bear
: campaign will soon be In full swing and
, ' quotations are very likely to again touch
v the bottom of the ladder within the next
few days. Some of the stockholders are
till anxious to bold for 25 cents, but
the number of men of this mind are very
few. Some sales have been reported
during the past few days, but they were
all made at lower figures. Local dealers
Bay that they have no orders pn hand at
present and Jew are looked for before
the new crop is ready for the market.
Ruling prices 'today for the 1902's is
from 18 to 19 cents and the market
is constantly growing weaker,
Xsavy Receipts of Sggs.
The egg market has again become
weaker and now there is a strong like
lihood that lower prices will prevail
during the coming week. The receipts
of stock during the first three days of
the week were enormous, but as the calls
for stocks were lively, nothing was
thought of the larger arrivals until Fri
day night, when the demand began to
ahow a sign of slackening. Ruling
" " prices are 1S and 20 cents.
Poultry Market Stands Firm.
Taken altogether for the first three
days of the week the poultry market was
in first-class condition and on Saturday
all stocks had been cleaned1 up at pre
vailing quotations. Receipts during the
period were more heavy than usual, but
j.88 the small springs, which had caused
all the trouble in the market during the
preeeedlng three dayB, were not in so
large receipt, the remainder of the
stocks found a ready welcome by the
trade. Ruling prices are unchanged.
Carnation Cream to Advance.
The manufacturers of Carnation brand
of canned cream have announced an ad
vance in quotations to take effect next
montji. The advance of 3 cents a pound
on Bull Durham tobacco announced some
time ago by the American Tobacco Com
, pany takes effect on the first of the
month.
Too Many Bananas.
Three cars of bananas were received
from the South yesterday afternoon, and
were unloaded on the street today. The
atock is not in the very oest of condi
tion, as there are many seconds. Usual
quotations prevail for the better stock.
Cherries Begin to Crack.
The heavy raibs of the past few days
have practically ruined the state cherry
crop, and the stock In the local market
today is worth any price that can be ob
tained.,' - " -
The arrivals of wax beans from The
Dalles today were heavier than in the
history of the street and ruling prices
40c: genn
pure raff.
in nm, B4c; genuine kettle, in caaea. ooc.
BENZINE 63 dec caaea 22c. Iron bbla 15 He.
GASOLINE 86 deg caaea 28MiC iron bbl
22c.
TURPENTINE In ce TOc, wood bbli
66 Sc. Iron bbla 64c. 10-Ib ease lota 60c.
BEANS Small white 44c, large white
(.1.Ki.(4.00, pink 3.76lS3.90, bayou. 4 fee, Llmaa
5W5V.C.
TOBACCO ring-cut smoking. 1. 2, 3-oa
package Seal of North Carolina. 70c lb: Maa
tiff, OSc lb. IMxia Qneen. 41c tb; Ked Bell, 8Uc
lb; Pedro. 50c tt; Golden Scepter, $1.15 lb; flne
rut Cameo, 41c lb: Capstan, (1.85 lb: Ihikc'a
Mixture. 40c lb; Bull Durham. 66c lb; Old Eng-
uan ctirT cut. 74c id; Maryland 1 iud. ue id;
Mail Pouch, 38c lt; Yale Mixture, $1.40 lb.
ring Tobacco Drummond a Natural Lear, 68c Tb;
Piper Heidateck, 86c lb; Something Good. 45c
D; Standard Nary. 38c lb; T. A B., 5.V lb;
Spear Head. 43c Tb; Star. 44c lb. Flae-Cut
Chewing Uolden Thread, 6Sc lb; Faat Mail,
TOc lb.
Fruits and Vegetables.
POTATOES T580c; buyers' prices, B5T0c;
new, (1.50 1. 76 cwt.
. ONIONS California, new reds. $1.00; yellow
Dnnrers. (11.23; garlic, KfcilOc.
FRESH FltUITS Apples, fancy Oregon, $1.50
(g2.00; " cooking. 5uc$1.00 per box;
new, $1.50 per box: oranges, late,
Valencia. $3.0nift 3.50: Mediterranean sweet.
$3.00; bananaa. $2.25 (3.50 buncb. 5c Tb; straw
berries. Oregon, (lft(l.60 crate: cherrlea, oorni
65c 10-lb. box; gooseberries, 8 M-ST 4c lb.; sprl
cots. 7,rcn$1.00 crate; lemona, ordinary, $2.75:
fancy, $4.00; peacbee. S5r; plncapplea, $3.50
$4.00; black aga, 11.50; pltima, $1.25; raapher
rlea. (2.50 crate; grape, Yurua, (2.60; currant,
(2.00 box: eantclotipee. 5tyr6V4e.
VEGETABLES Turilps. (1.00 aack; carrot,
$1.50; bee. ta, $1.50 per aack; radlahea, 12U,(J
15c per dox; cabbage, California, lWc Tb; let
tuoe, bead, -45e per do holhouao, $1.25 box-; 1
green (Mppera. 40e Tb; horaeradlah. 8c lb; celery, I
$l.tW ikt dox.; bean, string, 9fl0c lb; Wax,
OAilOc; asparagua. $1.15 25-Ib box: rbubarb. He
lb: tomatoes. $2.00 4-liaaket crate; parsnips,
$1.73: lieas, ,14c; cucumbers, $1.50 box; corn,
25c dor.
DRIED FRl'ITS Apples, eaporated. 6Tc
lb;' aprlcota, 7H10c Tb: pesebe. ffSOc Tb;
pears, 8S" Tb; prunes. Italian. 4'4(ft5Hc Tb;
French. a4Sit Tb; flga, California blacksC
6Hc; do. white, 7W8c Tb; plums, pitted, 5
6c; rutstue, seeded, fancy cartons. 50 pack
nges to case. 8i4c pkg; seeded, .2-0 carton.
cotrwh:; a?; ;i clearing house report
mon iubi year, Ths nmnrt of the Portland ekHietna- hAwa
TK . u ..11 .M I . . . " . r- 1 Z ' -
u aiv c.n.siiuB au.i an wwa. ror max wees was a louowa:
localities, and in soma rasaa fruit is Exch. Balance
(Special Permission of Bolton, da Ruyter Co.) being picked off to keep tha treea from fJ"' V'7j'm ' 2r.'f5?S
CHICAOa June 2. Logan B. Wwn... In other local tlea the w'd.; V.".,........ illit.so waxti.w
Brvan'a advice: Ths wheat market fruit IS mora scattered, but taking the I Thursday 3I5,0.W.8t U2.2iH.a5
closed about (incbanged from Saturday, whole county over tha crop will bo much 1.15 J-J-J
t . 1 j , , . .... urrnr inin isht mmmnn wnnn ir whm i .............. ...vw
at wa snu vr.y u swu uwi. nui " -V -V ZJ' I To,' ,or exchangea. (2,T4I,M1.6; bal-
ance. 4rt3,oi.iio. .'orresponoing week
rxensnge, ..ain.H,49,
aiaianee, (4U7,8a.ou.
a bushel on .cottererl ahowera In thlbOUt half that Of th previous year.
Northwest The ralna so far have as- "r numbers or new aryera are pcing
Southwest Leads in Loss Esti-
I rtlt rs I -ii ifiBis auv I ami lis wv A m i iiu v o aajr 1 - " ' "
mateS and PltS ReSDOnd parantly not been-general, but further built, and old ones being put in repair
iiiaico anu mw ' "K"1'" ,hoWera are predicted. The cash posl- to take care of tha crop. The cherry
OlX UeniS Advance UN OUrn tlon is alow. Rust complamta from "OP w nne. as wen s the apple crept
BIRTHS
June 27. To Mr. sad Mrs. B. Qsnaborf. SS2
First street, a No. .
Juna o, To Mr. and, Mrs. II. E. BmltB, at
!. . gl.-L Nebraska continue and there Is no im- omai. oernes are very gooa ana prices
111 d IVIUIIKI. provement In the winter wheat thresh- obtained better than usual. Tha can
ing returns. The Northwest situation "wy Fhihera Is handling a large
Is still ths aouta factor. Llouidation "mount of gooachetries and strawuer.
(Specl.l PermLaloB of Bolton, de Huyter A Co.) has been general and this market has no ' itr on raspberries will be pur- 823 Bcwath street, a son,
,.isti . ,s. fan pf v. .. i.k -a 1 nfinnr nrriimiiitiTti tnnMiriArnniA nnnri vuaBou 111 iriid tiutiuiiticv. i -
im.iamv, June iJ.-iw ""-'"I rtAUTt AlAllft ninrmrA
Horald says: , l" me wonas siocks are prao- stntu tor imau muti. bUINIAUlUUO UIOLAOLO
Tha important foreign wheat marKexs uuiw . tm uemana ror smsn iruu nas causea
Hsturmu- movea Dut litue. Liverpool "1- Vart.7 I"r""!. 10 oul 'Br' June 27.-C. Catoa. lecoBd sad Uata strsets.
r, ta 1 runt in III cents and was a large one. It IS pretty certain and bv anotner aeaaon it la exnected I ..u.
I'aris and Antwerp lens than that. There that the worlds crop this year will be that the crop will be Immense. The in- Jun ST. Mia Bacon, 621 H Washington
was a new motive, dry weather in the maiensjjy less. com, frora tn, ,,u 0; tnlit - thu sow, "u.J';-
Northwest, und It reinforced the Infiu- Cora Closes Strong. county la enormous, and yearly increas- m.il 9' ""H"1 " trt'
erce which had been effective for some The oorn market waa weak early and The State Commissioner of Hortl
weegs, ins unravorame crop ouu-unn ... closed strong. Keceipts are fairly cuuurs, a. von xioiueruese, saya mi -
th. soft winter wheat belt. Crop ubml but tne increase In the visible the crop conditions In Clarke county UtAInO
trouuies nave oeen m ibi ii ..i i supply was small ana tne casn aemana 1 bi..:". y. . ivuirauuai
lrn. miryoa uv 1 when there via the I Ti,. K,,iiidii ih nn. ftho nnnl uuin tha miuinar in which
i.::1 ..:.. ". n..i?":,,"''-"y"'?" :ui i";.';. .,: . 7J.:.; jm aa.-joDh r. row.. ts. at at.
ircexa inrouan iub duuiiibc'i. iooa ana ine marxei aiso nas nm bud ' vhii. imio iniuwu , an u . ,,... ,.-. . v . j.-. . -
u i .v.. a i.i .rlan .lnc -m . , , I Th. fn,lt .n., in ahl. "."."V . T "."?.. " . ' ""T
iiuc l'i-c.i in rj izyimi ... . pvrv ui a uuu .nm vi iruivBaiuiisi i ''.j v j ... , suippcQ to ine t.siie ror interment.
traders. The price Is, of course, high county is wonderful and will Increase. I June 2T. Emma White, aged 48, at 4t
and the crop should Improve under pre- If all aigns do not fall, the crop of . Interment la Lone m
vnll'ng weather.
CHANGES MADE IN ,:
AID OF NAVIGATION
Lighthouse Inspector Calkins
Issues Bulletin News jof
Interest to Mariners, r
Through May there was no way of
ertabllnhing whether there hud been
loss to the winter wheat or not. There
Wris not much change, to the price
through the month. By June 1 th
Southwestern trade began to claim
losses 1n tho winter wheat belt, and Its
news and Its buying began to affect the
market. A week ago there was n note
of alarm of spring wheat's condition be
cause of dry weather. The market re
sponded promptly to this because there
had been such incredulity and delay 4ri
a.1,i,r nn th. flout h went ern clntmM.
Within a month thera has been an aa-
The following changes in aid of navi
gation have been issued by Commander
C. O. Calkins, lighthouse Inspector of
this district: "
Columbia River Mid-channel buoy, a
P. 8. first-class spar, was established
June IS, In 27 feet of water, aa a guide
in the channel. Taylor Sands post
light KB. 4 left tangent to Tongue
Point R S.-Tongue Point to post
light SB. H Rw , :
Port aide of channel buoy No. U waa
discontinued June Zt.
Wlllnpa Bay entrance Wlllapa Bay
outer buoy, a P. S. first-class can,
marked "W. B, In white, heretofore re
ported adrift waa replaced June 19.
' W. ,11,1V,
ported adrift, was replaced June Is.
xih.sj riuiif 't-oini rTancis duov.
No, 0, a first-class apar. reported adrift
June 4, will be replaced aa soon aa prac
ticable. ...
Also the following changes in South
eastern Alaska. ,,.
Tongaaa Narrows Pennock Island
reef buoy, No. 1, a second-class can, was
established May 14, fn 17 feet of water,
to mark the edge of the reef making
off from the westerly end of Pennock
Island. Left tangent to Pennock Island,
SB. by B. 4 E.
wrangell Strait; Point Lock wood
rock buoy, No. 0, waa changed from a
first-class apar to a third-class can
May J6.
Burnt Island Ledge beacon and Buah
Top Island beacon, heretofore reported
Oats Still rimer.
The oats market is still firm and
prices are a little better. There la a
pretty fair demand for cash oata and
the receipts are fair. The crop la look
ing well and Is progressing favorably.
strengtn in corn is, nowever, a neip.
Provisions Are Active.
The provision market was active and
aa via uv iivi aaiia, atiw ...uy v. 1 , - - - i . . . ,, . . , 4
." -., 'm- ..,. I cemetery. . I carried away, were rebuilt May Is.
prunes in this county will amount to I ,. 'n H.f. urn .,1 a .... I . o.,..k v. . a xr .w
Sod-ucTrrre;!
. ...... x. .1.. .j June 25. Sonhta s. Bremer, a red aT. t North nun, heretofore reported adrift, werere-
v.nt.tr .n Vu.J "o, .i7'h. ..;. h,dfc S.nlt.rlam. of cr-molm. of .tomacbT placed May 14. -vantage
in thla respect will be taken jMn.m .hipped to FlgardTllie, Oregon, for Panger Point buoy No. S was changed
note of by all.
SALES SATISFACTORY
burial.
Juue 26. Wong Wing Quong, aged SO,
at
from a secrmd-class ice to a aedbnd-
steamer Mailer Uatsert, ot drowning, Interment cla" apar May IT.
at Loo aVlr cemetery.
The Edward Xolmta ITnaartaklnaT Oo.
funeral dlreotors and embalm era, S80
Vance or from 6 to s cents on corn, win.
all the active futures over 50 cents at shorts and scattered buying for
one time la3t week. The rally ha3 satis- motion. Fundamental conditions are,
fled some of tho largest of holders, however, the same. The hogs keep
Armour has taken his profits and some coming, quality improving and the de
of the Wall street bulla have sold out. mand is slow.
Other holders have liquidated. The
croD hns a late and poor start. There
is a general agreement on tnat point.
Nn one can tell the sort of weather
Ahead, and there Is no possible way of
estimating how much can be retrieved
by favorable conditions.
The last wool sale to be held In Oil-
higher. After so severe a decline as we Ham county during the current year was Tamhlll. Phone 507.
nave naa tne past rew aays, mere was conducted In Arlington on the 12th.
naturally considerable covering of The Quotations ruling during the sales
re-1 arcorrilnar to the Record have been sat
isfactory, and bidding especially on the
last day was lively, and higher prices
prevailed on, that day than on any of
J. P. P Inlay and Son. funeral directors
and embalmers, have removed to their
new aeiBDUsnmant, eeraer Third aad
ataaison s Treats. aoia pnoaee it. t.
NEW YORK STOCKS
AMERICANS IN LONDON
DESCBIPTION. : : ', ' &
e
the rt.v. ,l..rin- the one-ratinn nf the n. wxwgoxi wy OB
. v. " , i . . . une, near aeuwooai moasrs, solentlflo.
sales. One unusual feature of the aalea complete. Chargeav-Adultar $35; chll-
was mat tne renaieion vYoo.en Mius area, alio, visitors to 0 V. m. Portland
was not a oniaer ror stocks nor any or vrsmswon a.aaoeiasioa. aroruaaa, or.
the larger Eastern wool men who usu- m
ally attend the annual sales. The high- BITXB TZBW CBMBTSBT.
Green Point beacon, a white hori-
gontal wooden beacon composed of four
boards nailed to a tree, was establlshe
May 25, on the extreme end of Oree
roint. as a guiae in tne cnannei over
the flats to the southwsrd.
.Minnie . ironnci nunv Nn. li waa
changed from a second-class Ice to a
flrst-class spar May 1$.
Saginaw Channel Faust Rock buoy,
a H. S. second-class can, heretofore
reported out of position, was replaced
May 2.
Since June 5 the dredger Portland has
been employed clearing out the channel
to Inman Poulsen sc Co.'s mill, and It
Is believed that the work will be cont
est bid for stock was received for the ""a-le paves. I". m from let0(1 b thft flr,t of the montn crr
clip of George McDonald, who resides I M'-0??- The only craetery in ,.... nf tlw, Pnp nf Vnrt,an
on McCav Creek the miotatlon belnar f" waica prp.iuuj- BUUHUI ---
14 cents.
Anaconda Mining Co. .
Auial. Copper Co
i.nvnnv. June 29. 2 D. m. Ana
.i.. iir ax- itchlaon id. I Atcniaon, com
ancea T ; prererrea, aavanceu i. oa- Am. Car A Found
timore ot unio, aavancea iy, v.aimuian i ao preterreo ..
Pacific, advanced ; Chicago & Alton, Am. sugar, com
. 1 1 .... ., ir a. r. u I "'" ... ii., ivm
ncnanKeu. ii.i;hk", auiwauace . i ....
ruui, auvaouBu tx , uriiToi uc iwv ui chuti i h. av u.. com....
nreferred. advanced A : Erie, advanced do preferred . .
firsts, advanced 'A: Illinois central. ?"i"u
nchanged; Louisville & Nashville, ad- fmCa Alton com
vanced : Mexican Central, advanced Chi. A Great West., com
Uo,l,.n Vntlnnnl iinchanared: Mis-I (hi. Mil. Al St. I'sul
T. i ,,Y,aT,g.A- M'hl. A Northwest., com.
"""' " .4""n,"'r I.'.:. K'11- Terminal Railway.
lorn wenirai, uinni -h v.. w i . nesapeake a Ohio. . . .
Western, advanced A ; Norfolk & West- Col. Kuel lb Iron, com
ern. advanced ; i-ennay.vania, M r
lr. first nreferred
advanced ; Southern Pacific, advanced Delaware A Hudaon
preferred, advanced ; Union Pa- Danrer kio u., com. .
ifl,. ,j,,n Si - nreferred. unchantred: i.cu
,,.v. ' , w " Krie. com
nltea Htates teei. aavanceu it , pre
ferred, advanced ; Wabash, advanced
Ml : preferred, advanced ; Consols,
92,, advanced . r-
NEW YORK SUMMARY
NEW YORK, June 29. Americans In
London are very strong at a half to one
per cent above parity. A new 20,000,000
steel company Is to be started In Utah
There is a good probability that the
Fuller Construction Company will re
sume work this week. Saturday's bank
statement was largely Influenced by
Pennsylvania payment. Pennsylvania
subscription has proved a complete suc
cess, More time money offerings. The
demand for anthracite continues large
and supplies are small at all points
Thirty-three roads for May show a net
increase of 22.37 per cent. Forty one
roads for the third week of June show a
gross increase of 13.26 per cent. The
banks lost to the sub treasury on Friday
$143,000. No pressure Is expected for
monev over the end of the half year.
Winter wheat is now being harvested s
far north as St. Louis. Twelve Indus
trials have advanced .37 per cent; 20
active railroads have advanced .60 per
cent.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
1 trtrf day, Let us abswnr it to-day, Try
B-waw Iff -sarsBSBK w- M XW M.--W r. , ,J
; a delicious and tealthful dessert. Pre
, pared h two minutes. No boiling ! so
f baking! add boiling water and set to
eooL TFlavors:---Leniofl, Orange, Rasp-
berry and Strawberry. Get a package
: U your grocers torday. xo cts. "
loose UnseatelleSj, 50 tb bexss, 6I43714
tb; Loudon layers. (1.75&2.00.
jt x I'eanuts, ,W7c per ro ror raw, udtioe
for, roasted: cocoanuts. 85890c per dox; wal
nuts. 14tyil$15c per lb; pine nuts, 1012',4c
per Tb; hlckorv nuts, 16c per lb; chestnuts.
Eastern. 15(filc per Tb; Brazil uuta. 16c per
It.; filberts. ISWluo per It); fancy pecans, 11
15a per lb; nluionda, 14(215c per Tb.
Heat and Provision.
FRESH MEATS Beef, prime. S'4c: cows,
6V4i 7c: real, 7Vjc; mutton, dressed, 0c;
lambs, dressed, 7VjC.
FRESH ME ATS--Front street Beef, prime,
8c, bulls, 445i; cows, Aif,iH7c; pork, Kif:
7Vjc; tchI, 7(K': mutton, dressed, S'sijOc;
lambs, dreas'ed. 74(7Vjc.
HAMS. BACON. CTC. Portland pack (local)
harus. 10 to 14 lbs, ir.o; 14 to 16 Urn, 14c;
breakfast bacoet, lO&lOn; picnics, 11c; cot
tage, 111,''; malted sides. lb; smoked
sldca. lSi-ic; dry Halted hocks. bacon
backs, 12rc; butts, salted, uViic; smoked, loe
EASTERN-PACKED HAMS I'nder 14 tbs,
154c; over 11 lbs. 14:lic; fancy, 15aic; pic
nics, ll'Ac; shoulders, ll'i.c; dry salted sides,
iinsmoked, 32V,c; brenkfast bacon, 10Mi18c;
fancy. 20c; tmtts, lHi12v.
LOCAL LAUD Kettle' leaf. 10a. 12M,c; 5s,
12c; 50-Ib tins. tc; steam rendered. 10s,
llc; 6s. HVjc; 50s, 11c; compound!, tierces,
8c; tubs. 8 Vic.
EASTHR LARO 'Kettle leaf, 10-Tb tins,
11 c 6h, 12o; 50-Ib tins. llc; "team rend
ered 10. ll'Ac; 5s, llVic: 50s. 10c.
AlKiTe packfug bouso prices are net caah, lo
days.
FISH Hock cod. 7c; flounders, 5c; halibut.
5Hc; ling cod. 7c: crabs, $U50 dog; razor clams,
clams. 9c per doa; striped bass, I2c; aalmon.
chiuook. He; summer ateelhends, 7c: soles,
8c; shrimps. Fuget Sound. 15c; catfish, 6c;
shad, 3c; allrer smelt, 5c tb. .-
LOCAt T CATTLE EASIER '
PORTLAND UNION STOCKYARDS,
June 29. The receipts of livestock In
the local yards today consisted of 200
hogs, 150 cattle and 400 sheep. The
market on all stock Is easier and the fol
lowing prices rule:
CattleBest, $4.26; medium, t3.50
3.76. Hogs 6 8 He.
Sheep 2 3o.
Lambs 3c.
WORLD'S SHIPMENTS
NEW YORK, June 29. The World's
shipments of grain last week were:
Wheat, 10,357,000 bushels; corn, 5,140,
000 bushels.
Tbe shipments today wore: Wheat,
4,640(000 bushels; a decrease of 074,000
bushels over the same period last year;
corn. 16,836,000 bushels, an Increase of
1,714,000 bushels over the same period.
do second preferred. ,
ao nrst preferred ....
Illinois Centril
Umlsrllle A Nashville.
Metropolitan Tract. Co.
Manhattan Elerated....
Mex. Central Railway.,
Mexican National
Minn., St. P. A Ste. M. .
do preferred ...
Missouri Pacific . .
Mo., Kan. Tex.,
do preferred . . .
New York Central
Norfolk A Western, com
do preferred
North American
N. Y Ontario West.
Pennsrlrania Railway..
People' Gaa, L. A C. Co
Creased meei car, com.
do preferred
Reading, com
do second preferred...
do first preferred
Rep. Iron A Steel, com.
do preferred
Rock Island, com...
do preferred
Southern Railway, com..
do preferred
Southern Pacific
St. L. A S. V., 2d pfd. .
do Brat preferred
St. Louie A S. W com.
do preferred
Texas A Pacific
Tennessee Coal A Iron.
Union Pacific, com
do preferred
87
SIS
V5
38 J
88
1K
44
81
85.
084
56 (4
124
26V4
18V
150 ,
171
14
88 Vs
65 V
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28
58
174
28
82
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7ty
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88H
88 Vs
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02
87 s
84
67 i4
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18V
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28
58
175
20
87
55
5
81
86
03
66 Vi
123
88
66
68
86
88
88
1W
PARIS SPOT MARKET
1SI 18
150
171
14
88
64
"
28
68
173
28
821 82
3l - 331b
PARIS. June 29. Close. The spot
wheat and flour market was quiet, with
44 quotations 10 centimes $Wwn and futures
ug i unemmgeu.
Spot and future flour Is 6 centimes
lower than Saturday s close. The de
cllne on spot wheat is equal to a half
cent a bushel.
The close at Antwerp was: Red
winter wheat, 16.87; unchanged from
Saturday's close.
lock, city. W. U. Zaadd. president.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
86
83
67
125
20
161
17a
65
18
28
58
173
28
83 V
57) 66
68 I 67
134 j 13.1V,
11!ll0
122
136
123
137
22
58 I 57
5T.
68
J.7H
111
123
36 137
21 22
30! 20
128 1 127 126
do pi
j. a. it
rather, com. . . .
do preferred
IT. 8. Steel Co., com.
preferred . .
Wheel A Lake Erie, com
Wisconsin Central, com.
do preferred
Weatern Union Tel....
Wabaab, com
do preferred
103
ii
48
127
64
88
86
25
125
88
48
68
83
14
74
23
M
2
73
17
38
28Tb
52
81
88
9
84
80
TB
21
42
83
i
105
22
DO
128
66
WW
86
26
126
V8
63
88
61
68
84R
84
72
25
88
DM
62
78
17
SB
28
63
83
88
W
81
80
21
21
42
84
57tb
1127
1(W104
22 22
48 49
12!l27k
64 65
89 88
85 I 86
25 26
1241
Oil 74 (11
24 25
44 45
88
62
8(1
48
68
83
14
74
38
71
24
87
49
62
73 I
17
38
28
52
80
KM
8
84
30
J0
20
20
42
8
24
441
88
031
87-
69
68
S3 7.
14te
74'
ft
6ll
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78
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28
62k
82
88
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CHICAGO CASH WHEAT
CHICAGO, June 28. Noon session
Cash wheat prices are:
No. 2 red, 78c.
No. 3 red, 75 77c.
No. 2 hard winter, 78c. ;
No. 3 hard winter, 74 ('750.
No. 1 northern spring. 81c.
No. 2 northern spring, 78c.
No. 3 spring, 76 78c.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS
CHICAGO, June 29. The primary re
ceipts of grain today were: Wheat, 495,
000 bushels against 636.000 bushels last
year. Corn, 860,000 bushels against 310
000 bushels last year.
Shipments were: Wheat, 159,000
bushels against 133,000 bushels last
year. Corn, 537,000 bushels against
822,000 bushels last year.
SHIPPING NEWS
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. The
steamship Columbia arrived In this port
this morning, also the lumber schooner
Virginia from Portland. The training
ship Albert arrived from San Diego.
The United States squadron leaves
Wednesday for the Aleutian Islands and
wiir probably stop on Puget Sound for
coal.
Money, 8 per cent.
Sales, 660,400.
SATURDAY'S CASH
CHICAGO. Juna 29. The local cash
sales Saturday were 300,000 bushels of
corn. The Seaboard reported one load
of wheat and 62 loads of corn taken for
export. Northwest cars a year ago:
Minneapolis!, 457; Duluth, 38; Chicago,
nn
KEDUCXD BATES TO THE
SEASXOKE.
Go to Newport on, Yaqujna Bay an
ideal beach. It Is becoming very pop
ular with the Portland people. The low
rata of 43,00 has been made by the
Southern Pacific Company In connection
with the Corvallls & Eastern Railroad
for the Sunday round trip from' Port
land, tickets good going Saturday, re
turning Monday.
A delightful ride through the beauti
ful Willamette Valley, with privilege of
going up one side of the Willamette
River, returning the other.
Ask-any .Southern Pacifier Com nan v or
Corvallls & Eastern Railroad agent for
a beautifully illustrated Booklet describ
ing the seaside resorts at Taqulna. i
:
Mothers!
Mothers!!
Mothers!!!
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup
Ass been naed for ever 6IXTV YKA1.3 by MIL
LIONS of MOTHSKS for their CHILD EN
while TEETHING, withHRFECT 8CCCBSS,
It SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAJN j CCSErwlNO COUC and
ts the bert remedy for DIAXRHCEA, Said by
Drnggtsts Id every srt of the world. t Be sore
lad ask for "Mra. 'WiaSlow's Soothing Syrup,
ad take soother kiad. Twenty-arc eta. s bottla
CHICAGO MARKET RANGE
(Special Permission of Bolton, de huyter Co.
t HK'AtiO. June 29. Tbe market ranged to
on y aa unions:
Open.
Wheat-
July $00.70
Sept 77
Corn
July 49
Sept.... .4U
Oata
July 30
Sept ii3
Pork
July.... 15.02
Sent,,,., 15,23
Lard
July.... 8.15
Sept 8.25
ft lbs .
July.... 8.60
Sept...-. 8.55
High. Low. Close.
400.80 400.78 400.79 .
.78 - .77 .78
'.50 .48 .50 B
.60 .40 .50B
.80 .80 .39
.34 .33 .34 A
15.S0 13.02 13.80-
16,00 15,25 16.00
8.05 8.07 8.25
8.45 8.25 8.45
8.75 8.60 8.75A
8.30 - 8.63 8.80A
SAN-FRANCISCO STOCKS
SAN
close :
FRANCISCO, June 20.-11:30 a. m,
Bid. Asked.
83 84
- TOTAL GRAIN VISIBLE
CHICAGO, June 29. The total visi
ble of grain Is:
Wheat, 17,459,000 bushels against IS,
760,000 bushels last year. Corn, 5,967,
000 bushels against 5.687,000 bushela
last year. Oats, 4,656,000 bushels
against 1,565,000 bushels last year.
GRAIN CLEARANCES
r :
NEW YOKMf June 29. The clearances
today were: Wheat, 114,000 bushels.
Flour, 10,000 bushels. Corn, 100,000
bushels. Oats, 19,000 bushels. Wheat
and flour, 162,000 buHhels.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
CHICAGO, June 29. The visible sup
ply ahowsi Wheat, decrease of 1,001,000
bushels. Corn, Increase of 657,000 bush
els. Oats, Increase of 378,000 bushels.
Spring Valley
S. F. Gas A Electric
(Uniit Powder
Vigorlt ,
Hsua
Haw
llonoksa
Hutchison 12
.......... OOi
57
73
40
Alaska 52
California Wine.
90
60
74
6
2
42
.11
53
100
CHICAGO GRAIN CARS
Wheat
Corn .
Oat . ,
Today
. . 24
..021
Lat Week
1
02-
1002
25
800
am
NEW YORK COTTON
(Special Permission of Bolton, de Rnyter A On.l
NEW YORK, June 28. The cotton market
ranged today as follows:
open. High.
Jan 4 8.01 g OM
June 13.06 13.06
July 13.00 18.06
Aug 12.8 12.94
S1 7.1 1.80 : 1 1 .-
Oct..... 10.44 10.45
Nor 8.88 10.03
Dec... JIM 8.07
Low.
f 9.78
12.82
12.95
12.81
11.87
Close.'
4 0.8or.ii
12.9SU99
12.84 gs5
II.TO&iTi
iq.30 10.81(bj32
9.90 8.89 90
4.83 fi.9384
PARIS GRAIN
PARIS, June 29. The wheat market
is quiet with quotations unchanged.
Flour is quiot with quotations from 16
to 55 centimes lower.
LIVERPOOL COTTON" DOWN
LIVERPOOL, June 20. Close The
cotton market Is down 11 points on near
and from Beven to nine points on late
months, "
and cares fog lots, ror full Information mission has prepared a report in which
apply to W. M. afschensle, Worcester I Is stated that thee dredger has removed
during the month about is.oto vards of
material, consisting principally of gavol
and sand. Including 4850 worth of re
pairs the cost of operating the mud
lifter was 13,883.
During the same period the dredger
Columbia liai been at work on Slaugh
ter's Bar and near St. Johns. She has
removed during the month 160,000 cubic
yards of material, consisting of clay and
sand at Slaughter's Bar ar.d sand at
St Johns. The cost for hor operation
amounted to 46,002.
750
100
675
F. W. Reran and wife to H. W. TTi,
outn u, kit li. block 24. Multnomah.. .1
M, and W. L. Bucker to R. J. Gardiner
et al.. Iota 6 to 9, 32. 33. block 11.
Northern Hill Add . 1,800
J. and K. Vanduyn to John Roth, 2f
acre, section 16. townsblp 1 south.
range 2 east, except a small parcel.. 2,600
Max J. Itrandateln and wife to II. E.
Nobletruatee, lota 8 and 11. block 11,
ParlT Add . .
Sheriff (for V. A. Cook et al.) to II. E.
Noble, trustee, lot 8 to 11, block 11,
I'rk Add .
Title Guarantee A Trust Company to
Cbarlea II. Kept, lot 4, block 4 Holla
day Prk Adaf ,
N. M. Dri nd wife tb X. J. Baker.
lot 18, block 42, AlhJn 1,000
Portland Truat Company to 8. P. . New,
lot 21. block 6, Williams Arenue Add. 410
E. P. and M. Q. Northrup ta C. Btrcher
lots 23, 24. block 15. Willamette 225
A. and L. Flos to M. E. Reed, parcel
land section 26, townsblp 1 north, range
4 E 1,646
J. and K. Staaek to Q. R. Rlcsland. lot
8 and 10. block 1. KInxel Park 2O0
11. W. Vleta to Mrs. K. M. Kate, lot
14, block 12, Mt. Tabor Villa Annex.. 1
B. C. and J. A. Larson to J. Adler,
north 60 feet lot 8 and 4. block 2.
Trontdale i 3.000
Julius Adler to Henrr Welnhard north
60 feet let H and 4. block 2. Trontdale. 3.000
A. and M. E. Rulrgy to Elrlra Cook, west
iota o ana o, oiocg 287. nawtnorne
Park 4.500
H. and E. Boyson to A. Voa Bergen, lot
4. block 4. Prk View 1.150
Alice nara ana nnanana to A. i. Lan
caster, lot 6 and 6. block 8. Howltt.
Dor W. Sarage and husband to Wm.
Holies, undivided lota 1, 2. 7, and
8. Riverside Homestead Annex
Wm. Bolle et al. to E. B. Savage, lota
a. . o, Dioca a, itiveraiae uouioatead
Annex
Alice V. Tlchener to J. V. Burke, lot 7,
block 22. also 200x20 feet block 22,
Wheeler's Add .?
M. L. Robblna and wife to Victor Land
Company, north lot 6. all lota 7 and
8. block 38. Carter'a Add
Bunnyslde Land A Improvement Co to
Martin Gray and wife, lot 1, south
lot 2. block 38, Snnnyslde
A. Hansen to Albertha L. Diaman. all
soum 4fa lot o. uiock hz. Aiuitnoraan
Norman L. Smith and wife to Geo,
GREATSEWER WILL
5oDN BE FINISHED
Three Gangs Are Now Work
ing on the Immense Cook
Avenue Improvement,
100
The great Cook-avenue sewer, which
Is to be the principal drainage outlet
for the East Side, will be completed
within 90 days, according to City En
gineer Elliott. Work on the Improve
ment is moving along rapidly and Is
being. carried on at three different points
simultaneously by as many crews.
Last week the City Engineer and a
party of officials made' an inspection of
the sewer and expressed themselves as
highly pleased at the, progress made.
Aa If .Ir nnn nf the mAsi ' tmnortflnr
1 1 pieces of Svork of te kind,' Byer under
taken in roniina wnore twin me usual
Interest attaches to this improvement.
An Idea pf the size , and magnitude
of the sewer can be gleaned ' from tho
fact that it Is large enough, to drive
through with a horse and buggy. It
637 Is said to offer unexcelled drainage
facnities. ;
. I All 1.1II..C1ICIC BIIIUUIIV ll ' VLUCI DOnCI "
snndav li .r in tarnhin i ale and street worK iaaiso under war
sooth, range 3 aaat 200 I at the present time ann the new Cook-
1,400
Laura M. flammsna and hiwband to Geo.
llndn, lot 8, block 8, Lincoln Park
Hiram J. Campbell to Melton Ilnaford. at
al, southeast northwest and
west northwest cectlon 17; lot 1
and 2. section 18, townahlp 1 south,
range 2 rVst
Lewi Rusell and wife to G. G. Gammon.
lot 11, block 6; lot 14, block 8; lot 2,
block 11; lots 10 aud 11, block 15,
Lincoln Park
185
avenue drainage system will necessitate
a large number1 of new connections
and branch lines. ..
LOW BATES TO THE EAST.
r
600
O. X. fe f. Annouaoes X.ow Figure With
I.ong Time limit and Stop-over.
Those who expect to go East this sum
mer will be interested in the very low
f5S.if tePir Byroad 4" N;vlgation "c5c 'BS
roiiowing figures covering the round
trip from Portland; Chicago, 71.49i
rOB OTABAirTEE TZTXiES.
Paciflo Coast Abstract. Guaranti
Trust Co., 204-6-6-7 Failing Building.
Get your title insurance and abstracts St. Louis, 467.50; Peoria, $68.26; Cairo
i.eRl .es,at the 'x ,le Guarantee (IU.), $72.16; Memphis (Tenn.), $78.60;
A' UB VVt w 41'1A Ur' h va VVUl SAi V A
BUILDING PERMITS
LIVERPOOL IS LOWER
LIVERPOOL, June 29. Oose Wheat,
July, lower; September, lower.
Corn July, V4 lower; September
lower. - -
-CASTOR I A'
For Infants and CMldrei.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
HUgnatoreiDf
To E. B. Holme, construct two-storr dwell
ing on Alberta between Williams and Cleve
land, costing $1,300.
To Jaeger Mro.. erect two 2-storr dwclllnara
on Multnomah between East Nineteenth aud
East Twenty-first, coating $5,000.
To HI, E, Billing, construct one-atory dwell
ing at East Sixth and Oxford street. rvisH na
il, 000.
To 13. v. Hodges, repair two-storr cottage at
Union avenue and East Davis, costing 4800.
To Jennie E. Hubbard.- erect two-storv dwell
ing at Van Houten and Dartmouth streets, cost-
as 1,.1W.
To G. Lerhtenmuira construct one-atorv
store, 40,000.
JHORTHWEST WEATHER
CHICAGO, June 29. The weather:
Chicago, part cloudy but pleasant; Min-
eapons, rain lor 72 hours, this morn
ing cloudy; Kansas City, clear and pleas
ant; St. Louis, cloudy and warm; Des
Moines, part cloudy and' warm, but no
rain yet; Omaha clear and flne; Duluth
cloudy and warm.
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New Orleans, 486.35; Kansas City, St.
Joseph. Atchison, Leavenworth, Omaha.
Council Bluffs. Sioux City, St. Paul.
Minneapolis, all $60. Dates of Sale: June
4, 6, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; July 16.
16: August 26. 26. Limit: Golnar. ten
days from date of sale: return, nlnetv
irom uaie ot sale, aiop-over priv
ileges will be allowed within limit in
either direction west of Missouri River
or St. Paul. For particulars ask at O.
R. & N. ticket office. Third and Wash
ington streets. Portland.
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Henry
Weinhard
Proprietor of Tho lu k
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-11:30 ai
m., close December wheat, $1.84. De
cember barley, 91 c bid; 91 o asked.
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Journal 'fidends and readers when
traveling on trains to and from Port
land should ask news agents for Tho
Journal and Insist Upon being supplied
with this paper, reporting all failures In
obtaining it to the office of publication;
addressing The1 Journal, Portland. Ore.
Ctoinff to St. XoulsT ' '
" If so. learn about the near touMsf serv
ice Inaugurated by the O. R. fc N.. via
Denver and Kansas City. City ticket of
aca Third and Washington. ; ,
City Brewery S
Largest and Most Complete
Brewery in the Northwest
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BOTTLED BEER A SPECIALTY
Telephone No.
OFFICE : (l3th rnside Streets;
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Printers
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