TOE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . T1TU1TSDAY EVENING. JULY 2nV 1003. , 0 saassaaaaasaajaw !)r5 EGGS FROM EAST ARE, PLENTIFUL - - ... , Front - Street y Dealer ' Says Shjpped-in ' Product Is as Good as that Produced In Ore- gon veal scarce,, ft: Wearta, lBfiiA, per m: fseey pa-ass, 140 PW ID) aluMDda, 14jlS M St 7 Vail a. ...).IJ- M THe; cows, tt7o; mutton, dnsaed, 60s lamba, drssd, 7e. .1 k'atEBH MKATS Troot straw Beef, Prim Tc; bulU, cows. Z6He; pork, T(d Ttte; real, TV,., mutton, fraaaed, tiJoHo; lambs, draaaed. UAMfl, BACON, KTti Portland pa (loeal) baa,, 10 i U the, lef 14 to IS Dm, i8KI breakfast bacon, Uit30et plcnlet, lOMo ot- eaitaa aides, uua id: ssbosssi dry salted back,, lltil baeoa halts, sailed, Wo Siawled, lUVfe EABTERtt-PACKKD HAM tttwiof 14 ft. Ida: or,r 14 lba. lOUtf fancy. 16K01He; ! ales, llUo; abouldrra, 11 He; dry salted aides, Snamok-d, 13Uc braakfaat baoou, lVsJl fanrT. Boat l.utla HUtfkiaUa. LOCAL l-ARD K-ttl. leaf. 10a. IlHt! Ba, tags. backaj lSi.j BEST OAT CROP IN MANY YEARS Report from Nebraska Say6 the Breakfast rood Product Yield In that State Will Be a Top Notcner. I Mia; 60-lb Una, 10e: ateaa-MDdand, 10s, 10c; U, 10oj Boa, 10!4i aompouod tteroaa. LABDKattl leaf, 10-10 una. m raaa- Carload of 'Damaged Bananas k&, -Was Received This Morning 3f,ft MB Bf-Afir . A Few Blackberries Are, on 'MkT,,, P "," - 4 the Local Market, la fill of -mrtiana is run or Eastern earn. aid a Front street poultry dealer thla) Morning, "and the are every bit aa food as the Oregon product" Receipt of poultry, veal and pork Are ouiewhat light Eft are plentiful and the price M In the neighborhood of 21 cent. Veal remain unchanged. . Old hena are in better demand than Spring chickens at the present time. A car load of bananas was received this morning but the fruit was in such a damaged condition that the commis sion men are. not quoting the shipment The prices remain unchanged. ' Despite the threatening weather the demand for lemons remains brisk, al though no advance In local quotations hag been made. Blackberries Coming, A. few blackberries are beglnn make their appearance at IT. 75 t per box. ' , , Some Oregon tomatoes am now d, the first for the seaaon. are from the price asked fornla variety. ri8H Reck cad. Tat floandcra. Be! aallbat (H; ling cod, T; creba, tl.60 do: raaor clame, clama, 9 par do; atrlpVd baas, llftcj aalmoa, Chinook, tot sanmar stealbcada, Tel aolaa, Ac; abrlmpa. Pucat Sound, lee; eauaa, dej shad, Ac; aUrar a malt, le B Western Wheat Movemen Outlook Is Not Up to Expec tationsBreak in Steel Par tially Explained, NEW YORK STOCKS DESCRIPTION. noma Ing Ztfld, CjrTfornl IrW to bL- wirn Torthe Anantada Ulnlof C AmaL Cop pre Co.... Atrhiaoo. com Am. Car 4 round., com abb. sugar, com Am. Roidt.. com Baltimore A Ohio. com. Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt lanaaian racioc. cum.. Cblrcn A Alton, com.. Chi. i Ot. Wwt.. com. Chi., kill. A 8C P Chi. A North., com Uolo. Houtbrrn., com... Pelawara A Mudaoo.... I). A a. O., com Erie, com Illlnola Central Uularllle A Naabrllle. Mptropolltan TraC. Co Chi. Terminal Kr Cbeeapeaka A Ohio Colo. Fuel A Iron, com.. ynyprlcots are selling at from 65 cent MJnbun EieV.ted. ei per uui. a line iiock ui wrrgnn A-'rult Is on hand, althoun-h the product I, small. No Oregon melons have yet made their appearance. - . . Cucumbers Plentiful. Cucumbers are becoming plentiful and can be obtained at 75 cents per box. The quality Is excellent Wholesale dealers In canned and pre served goods report a lively market, but no changes. Canned corn, the actions of which lately have been quite lively, has settled Into a dormant state from which It la expected to spring at almost any time. Local market prices a revised by The Journal today are as follows: roiTXAiro wbolmjxi paicz. Grain, Hon and Teed. Mexlran Central Hi Mexican National Minn.. Bt P. A Bte. M Mlaaourl Pacific M., K. A T., com New York Central.... Norfolk A Weal., com.. norm American.... N. .. Ont. A Weat Pennaylranla By.... P. O., L. A C. Co.. Preaaed Hteel Car, com. Parlflc Mall Steam Co. Heading, com Kork Island, cox, Hoot born By., cum..... southern Parlflc ft. h. A 8. W., com... Texaa A Pacific Tenn. Coal A Iron T., St. 1 A W., com.. I'nlon Pacific, com IV. Leather, com I". B. Bobber, com I'. 8. Bteel Co., com WHEAT WallaWalla, 7c; blueetem. 0 wTTttotnfVo?!.1?!?:: Weetern I'nlon Tele. Wabaab, com. .76 V .B .49 hi C3r: Tiller. .77i78c. BABLET Keed. $19 00; rolled. $20.BOQtl.OO. . OATS-i-Ko. 1 wblt. Sl.17Mtal.20: mi. SI. IS , ilTH- ' . rTlITR .VaatArf, OrMnnr Piltenta. 13 Ofitli A.iv; atraifhu, ij.ihi; vauey, d.ou(3.u; gra. sam, Hi. IS. 15; 10a. 1S.8B. MIIiLSTUPFS Bran. $22.00 per toe: mld dtlno. $M.0O; ahorta. $22.K): chop. $18.00. HAT Timothy, $16.0UOl7.no; cloeer, $1100 4217.00; California, grain $17.50. Hopa, Wool aad Hldee. HOPS 17V41814o fur ebolca: 190$ eoatracta, 18(rtl7c WOOL Valley, ieQ16Uc. coarse; medium to fair, 18(18Hc; fine, 17&17fee; Kaatera Ore gon, lfldi 15c; Mohair, nominal, SB(S37c- BnlLKrKKlNli Hbearinc. ltQiw; anon wool, 22jl2Sc: meduim, wmol SOc; long wool. . TALLOW Krlma. oar ft. 4415c: No. S and ITmlr?flitCfclrti Wa. V IS nnnnila end fjofr. . . 14.00 lip, IBe per ft; dry kip. No. 1, 5 to IS lba. Sept 14.80 lac; ary call, no. l, onoer o ma, ioc; ory jilted, bulla and ataga, 1-S leaa than dry Hint;' aalted nldee, ateer, annnd, 80 pounda or orer, 7tJ8c; 50 to AO lba, 7QHc; under BO lba tnd,cow, ea7c; ataga and bulla, aouod. Be; Ip, aound, IB to SO lba. 7c; and, 10 to 14 lba, 7p; calf, aound. under 10 lba, 8c; green (unaa)ted)," 1c per lb leaa; culla. lc per lb leaa; bona hldea.. aalted. each, $1.3TQL75; dry, earn,' $1.0001.50; colta bidoa, each, 2SQB0c; goat akloa. common, each. lOgjlBo; Angora, with wool on, each, 26cl3$1.00. Butter, Egga and Poultry. BtJTTEB Extraa. 22Hc; creamery, 210 Haliaoi 107I107V 81? 62 22 U 4 48 Total aalea. 6fB,6nO. Money. 2 per cent. Amalgamated Copper Company extra dlrldend of ft per cent. Ghicage sfarketa. CHICAGO. July 23. The market, today aa follnna: High. low. Open Wheat Bept $ .75 H tec Corn Bept liei' (lata Sept.'.-.. Iter 3S S3-H .7fl4 I .76 .51 60 94 .3SU .3fS , cpt. Lard- July 7X0 Sent 8.02 Kibe July 8.27 Kept 8.42 14.02 14.85 7.82 8.07 8.37 8.4S .75 .7Bit .50 41H4 .32 .33 14.00 14.30 7.80 8.00 8.82 8.37 ranged Cloac. t .78V4 76V4A .51 .60 .88H 33T4 14.02 14.82 7.80 8.07 8.8BB 8.42 LOOKS LIKE ARBITRATION (Special Permlaatoa of Bolton, de Buy tec A Co.) CHICAOO, July IS. Western wheat movement not up to expectations, won derful growth of corn and one of the finest full crops, of oats ever produced In Nebraska 1 in brief the present orop outlook. The Chicago Record-Herald this morning haa the following: It begins Ito look as If the Western wheat la not going to have the natural Increase expected. Last week when the primary points showed but 10 per cent of the 1901 movement, the trade was told there would be A different story thla week. Figures do not ahow it For the half week the total receipt are 1,189,000 bushels, when they were 1,750,000 bushel the same three days last year. The shortage la 1,816,000 bushels, or more than 600,000 bushel a day. On" top of thl It 1 claimed that much of thla preaent movement rs the result of sales made for July shipment before the short yields In states east of the river were known. If the claims of Toledo and 8t Louis houses that they are getting very small acceptance on present .bid are to be accepted, there may be even greater difference In the 190t and 1901 wheat movement in the near future. XakUuj Wonderful Growth. A prominent local firm had the fol lowing from Omaha: "1 have your wire asking about damage reports on corn from Nebraska. I immediately called up several of the line houses and their general reports of late would-indi cate that corn Is making wonderful growth. The Westbrook Orain Com pany has sent out a big line of In qulrles as to the condition of corn and up to the present writing have received answers from (0 sections on the Union Pacific and Elkhorn. Their reports would indicate 80 per cent of a corn crop and a full crop of the 'finest oats they have produced In Nebraska, for number of years. There is some terri tory on the Burlington road where corn la very small and looks bad. Some posted grain men predict that the state will raise more corn than last year and a better quality. If you are receiving any bull news from Omaha I think it Is from parties that are long on corn with a loss of a couple of cents in it Hutchinson, Kan., wires: Hot winds began to blow this afternoon, the first of the season. The thermometer reached 106 at 2 o'clock. Corn Is badly In need of rain and much of it will be badly damaged if the winds continue longer. A prominent commission house had the following from Evansvllle, Ind. "We find It a difficult matter to buy wheat. ' Dealers are paying farmers 71 to 7S cents delivered at stations in Southern Il"nols and Indiana and more at some x, ts and even at this price the movement has been light Not enough to keep the mills going." Explanation of Bteel Break. The Record-Herald explain the vio lent break In 8teel preferred stctk by Ib-Wara, medium 65 Drlrere, good to fancy......,,.,,,.,,.,.. BAA Boutinraere, good to extra , 70 Boutnaroere, common, to fair ........... miu Phiga .- 15 20 . ('rice rang, as follow, for aonnd, aerrlceable mulea, 4 to years old, in good hair and ana wait uroaeu; Mulea-. ' 1W to 14 band,, fit and broken f BOA 00 14 to 14H hande. fat, good hair 85(3 7B 14 to 1SV, hasda, fat MOtfllO 16 to 15 H banda, fat JlOifil.TO 10 to Id hande. fat, with quality... 14oi156 16 to 16 hand,, extra. 1.2O0 to 1.500. 0B186 GREAT CRAB FEAST (Journal Special Service.) . BALTIMORE. July 11. Probably Without parallel was the great crab feast USE PRICES ARE VERY HIGH Western Producers Not Willing to Sell and Quotations Are Still Tpndinff TflWarH thP convention of Klk. The chief business oiii., lenumg. luwmu -ine of th, conv,htlon Wft, u ,,Bpo,ed of 5KieSi ' yesterday and wlthdecks cleared th 10.- Ivuv jbins'wer prepared to enjoy io tne utmost the unique feast arranged by their I liwial PkwKs)Aai tA aka . a. - . y- Possible Shortage In Corn Crop hundred and ny thousand i. th eu- A XX-. . 1 J A A a auextivvA iiumuci ji clusj IIU&1 A Oil V iCVlIIlSl may Miieui oauie iviarei to th. repa. They . a aa.a a a, a a a a I Au.ll. M a. a General Condition in middle West. (My Oaorg B. Xngaa.) were aerved stewed. deviled, steamed, fried. In sandwiches, in soup and In salad. Two hundred negro "mammies, with bandanas and aprons, were employed to do the serving. They were strung along th shore with trtooda for the preparation of soup and other forms Of ennkad rrah TT..i lmammw KANSAS CITT. Mo.. July 21. There I was assisted by two little black Dlckl promise to be a deadlock? in th rang ninnies and the soene wa truly typical hora trade the ramainaer or me sum- " mer uales seller and buyer get to gether And make ooncesslons sufficient to enable trade to resume Us ordinary vol ume. To data the demand for rang horaea at all markets of the Middle West seem to be satisfactory to th dealers, A STRANGE COINCIDENCE (Journal Special Service.) DUBLIN, July 21. Of the many per hut thla aattafantlnn aeems to be all'on on who attended, the brilliant court one side, for th grower of th Far West held today by th King and Queen prob refuse to be allured by the high value ably not on recalled the Interesting fact and at keeping their stock back for still that it wa exactly 100 year ago, on the higher price. evening or juiy is, 180S, that Robert Buvera' who hav returned during the I Emmet sallied forth with his armed last few day from the Rocky Mountain band to attack Dublin Castle, In which districts and Washington and Oregon say loaays luncticm was held. The In that th horsemen are in an absolutely urgent on th way met In Thomas indeoendent nosltlon and will not listen street the carriage ot Lord Kllwarden. to any prices except they be aa good the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, who oa paid last year and the year before Dy wa dragged out of his carriage and the English for cavalry horses. Tne received wound which proved fatal big range horse of th wortnwe maae good cavalry horses and the British army dlda't haggle over price when the Boer war wa on. It look a if winter will come on while dickering la tlll in progress There are some who say the prices of horses are high enough and .that hold- I n 'H i iei(,Miw e" v!ikv-v' -'' - ,, .. MtV - movoi taxbt Samoa tweea Portland and All ClAtson mumaa roum, om ana AXt Saturday', July 11. Beginning Saturday. July 11. and n .nnh.r ..or in Ho'di.t 1a erv Saturday thereafter durlna- to the horse ralaar unless another war .lne 1 P0jeu,a.r jr.orVa"'J;0a riyn Th Coal Labor Trouble la th South the following etory which wa told yes- a w. w.....i.i. terday in several brokers' offices in La dairy, 1820c; atore, 17c. 14ej (Special Permlealon of Bolton, de Buyter A Co.) era.- 18, 17c per !b: fryera. 18ttl7c per lb duck. Senile per lb: gceae, 7(U8e pir lb; turkey,, live, 1012c per lb; dreaaed, 124j14c per lb. ' Orocarlea. Muta. Etc BCOAR "Back baala:" Cube, $5.87; pow oVred, $5.72; dry granulate. $6.82: extra C. A9.12; Golden C, $3.02; barrela. 10c; barren. ;c; boxea, ooc advance on aack baaia, SaHe: "A former high official of a eon tw vniv ii. 91 i, nn. wi. .. i ,h. I UKUOUI western siaie miu iu imvo Toong enal labor difficulties la the South were to be come to Chicago Monday night with certificates for 16,000 shares of Bteel preferred, which he wanted to convert eCRH e'resh Oregon, 20021c. ' CHEESE full cream, twin, America. 15c. arbitrated. POULTRY Chlrkena. mixed. 1112C Per lb: The ateel enthnrltlea lrlh the !! hrek aena, jaiaiae; rooatera, iikit in; nrou- to the bear attack for the effect on the gen eral Hat. The plan to place a blanket mortgage on the Prlaco propertlca will not ba carried out at preaent. The Tenneaeee coal company la 1 Detailing new conrertera which will Increase the output of tne ateei plant coneiaeraniy. Forty-three roada the aecond week in July ahow an average groea lncreaae of 14.80 per into cash. Early Tuesday morning he is said to have visited the office of a prominent broker house to deposit his Steel shares and to give ordera that they be sold at the opening of the mar ket. The fact that the order was given is said to have been communicated to S & V for c"b' " a", BUpla- " IcuVe OSSmu ctnr M'; 80 one of the special partners of the house .kxfo , llONET 1516e per frame. COFFEE Qreeu Mocba. 2123c; Ja. fancy, 2fl32c Jara, good, 20025c; Java, ordinary, 8&20c; Coata Klca, fancy. 19g20c; Coata Rica, good, lOQISc; Coita Klca, ordinary, lui 12e per lb; Columbia roaat, $10.63; Arbucklea7. $11.13 llat: Lion, $11.18 Hat; Cordova. $11.18. TEAS Oolong, different gradea, 25 85c; OuiK)wder, 2a3235c; Engllah Breakfaa't, different grades, 12fe(&86cs Sulder Leg, on. lorea japan, sutluoc; greu Japan, very v. 8oeoc. LT Bales, 2s, 8a, 4a, 6a. 10 $2.10) fine dairy, 50a, 88c; looe, 74c: imnorre u- BOa. 45c; looa. use: Z24a, ti.so. ' Coarae. bait ground. 100a. ner ton. $14.M50a, per ton, $14.50; Liverpool, lump, rock, $23.00 per ton; 60-ft rock, $14.00; 100a. 13.80. 0RA1N BAOS Calcutta, I5.75Q6.00 per 100 for Aiaruat delivery. ... ' BICE Imperial Japan. No. 1. 6c: No. 2, 6c: ,Naw Orlenna head. 8c. BB9AKFAST FOOD Mnlta Vita, $4.80: Fit. Minute. $2.80; Force, 84.50; H O oata. $3.15. 1 SALMON Columbia River. 1-lb talis. $1.70: S-lb talla, $2.40: fancy 1-Ib data. $1.80; -tb 'fairer flata;- l;lOrttcy-1-ffr oval,rf2.Mj-AIaake taila. plok. 80c; red. $1.30; 2-lb talla. $2.00. COAX OIL Canes. 22c per gnl, tanks; Water White, iron bbls. 10c, wooden, 18c; Bead light,, rases. 24a, Iron bbls, 17c; gasoline. Iron bbla. 22c, cones. 28c. LINHKKD OIL Pure raw. In bills, 46c, genu, lne kettlo, boiled, cases,-63c: bbls 48c; pure raw, in caace, 51c; genuine kettle, In casea, 63c. BENZINE 83 deg eases 22c, Iron bbla 15c. GASOLINE 80 deg caaoa 28c. iron bbls an. TOBPEXTINB In casea 70c, active rails advanced .82 per cent. San Francisco Stocks. BAN FRANCISCO. July 23. Local stock, are quoted as follows: i Bid. Aakcd. Spring Valley 85 ,. Giant Powder , 73 Vlgorit 4 B Hana Plantation 5 25 Hawalla Sugar ' 45 45 Honoka Plantation 14 15 Kilna Plantation 8 Makawell Plantation 25 Paaukau Plantation 17 San Krahclseo Gas A Electric 674 08 Alaska Packers' Association 150 Oceanic 6 7 who is known as a plunger in stocks and he is said to have given an order to sell 10,000 shares of Steel preferred short ahead of the 16.000 shares of long stock. Another order to sell 5,000 shares of Steel preferred 1 said to have been made up, and both orders to sell short are understood to have been sold before the 16,000 shares of long stocn came on the market." The report that the house in question wa unloading Steel preferred wa ent through the street, and immediately caused other selling. The price dropped from 74 to 70 and during the entire e sion 57.700 shares were sold. Of the should come. Bangs XorsM ooaud. The range horse has thus far boomed on all sides at home and on the markets of the Central Weat Poor quality horses that were poor aale two years ago at (8 to 110 a head and last year aa vanced to til to $16 a head are" this summer selling at $18 to $30 a head. Of course, these are not the horses that th English army wanted, but the buyers are taking what they can get Choice rangers still sell at prices that make the average trader dly. Yet with it all the Westerner thinks he is not getting enough and la keeping his stock at home. The cattlemen are listening for the corn crop predictions with eager ears these days. The reports all tell of a terribly backward crop and predict In consequence a poor price this fall for atockers and feeders which Is not good news to the Western ranchmen. But the corn haa not failed yet True, the sea son Is backward, but the weather of the Central West of the. last few weeks has been lust the thing that makes a quick and a big corn crop and there may be a lot of corn to fed cattle on yet. A few range cattle have started, but not very many. There Is a general belief that grass fed cattle will not be very high sellers this fall. Oattl PrtoM. In the opinion of the livestock men will leave Portland at 2:30 p. m.. arrlv ing at Astoria at 6:60 p. m.. Oearhart 6:40 and Seaside 6:60 p. m., making di rect connection si warren ion tor Flavel Round trip season excursion tickets from Portland to all Clatsop and North Beach points sold at rate of $4.00 for round trip, and Saturday special roun.1 trip tickets between same points, arood returning Sunday evening, at 12.60 for rou.id trip. Season commutation tickets good for five round trips between Port land ana an uiaison ana North RmoIi roints sold for 116.00. Beach excursion Ickets Issued by the water lines are Interchangeable and will be honored on tne trains or inia company in either .di rection between Portland and Astoria Additional information will be a-laullv M i ..a . . . i . . . . . . Lewi, commercial agent 141 Alder street. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Scottish American Investment Company. Lfd., to F. I. Warner, lot 6, block 7, Willamette Hela-hta Add 1 B. 8. Brubsker and wife to J. E. Lewton. north 100 feet lota 2, 16, 17. 18, block 2. Mt. Tabor Central Tract l.flo (- . ana m. Stewart to F. A. Knann. 1 acre, section 17. 18. towushln 1 south. rsnge 2 east asn miss inexson to leiia E. Cannon, lot 7, r rultvaln. lots 1 to 4, block 6. Oak dole. lota 4. 6. block 20,L. East Fortlsnd... Jt sun aaaoai ana morass Kerr to Peter Kerr, et si., tract 8. Abeniethr Helsbts A. A. and L. J. Chapman to Cochran Bros., lota 19. 00. block 104. t.'nlveraltv Park J, 600 generally there will be a lower price for A-.A; i!"1- ,rb.,p,m,1n .'l BO, ?. .ki. e.n th. tho-o h, h,wn LJ.ot !. blofk 1 1 nlverslty Park ..... Hew York Cotton. NEW YORK, July 23. Cotton on the New total 50,000 share were sold by the on roiiows: house and the profit - on snort sales . Jr'JTS;. Drobablv figured about 25,000. The how much less ne receivea ior nis- i, 0Q0 share 4han he-would have received had the execution been different York exchange today ranged open. $ 9.77 Jan Feb Mar 9.77 JulyJ3.50 Aug 12.60 Sept.... 11.06 Oct 10.05 Nov 9.81 Dec.'.... 9.81 High. Low. 9.88 $ 9.62 o!si b!77 .13.78 13.80 12.75 12.85 11.21 10.82 10.10 9.85 9.88 9 75 9.87 9.65 9.03(1(86 . 13.30 il41 12.408141 10.87 9.87(388 9.7178 60Hc. Iron bbla 64c. 10-Ib eaae lota 69c. .BEANS Small white 44c. large white tS.oa-.00. pink $3.704.3.50. bayou $4.75. Umas - 1 TTrults and Vegetables. - BO a TOES ki 10- hnfor.' nrloM TV! new tl.JaOl .65; Oregon, $1:2501.60. r'WS California, sllversklns,' $1.25; garuc, .WlA'. KRESH FRUITS InnlM fnnpr (Iresnn. 1 K0 itU7K new Callfornln. II Rlltt.l.Tn hoi: nranaes. lato Vnlenclas, $3.504.00; Mediterranean sweets, $3.00; bananas. S2.26Q3.60 per bunch. 6C '," per th: cherries. bulk. 8aBc: Chicago Liyeatook Market, CHICAGO. July 23. Today's Union Stockyard receipts were: Hogs. csttle. Bbeen. , hhi. Chicago 16.000 8.500 12,000 Kansaa City 6,600 4.000 1.000 Omaha 7,000 2,600 7.500 Hogs Opened eteady, 5 to 10 cents higher; 2.500 left over yesterday; receipts a year ago were 13,000. Mixed and butchers", $5,400 6.86; good hesvy, $5.55(85.80; rough heavy, $5.25(36.60; light, S6.605.90. Cattle 8 trong. Sheep Strong Amerioaa Stocka in London. LONDON,' July 33 Anaconda Copper ad vanced 24; Atchison advanced . preferred necunea ; iiaiumore at unio aaranced packed. TT8c: ronaehen les suiS)4e rh- nnrl. Chlcaao A Alton advanced Cheasneske A cots, $1.00(91. 10 crate; lemons, standarda, $3.00; Oblo advanced a; St. Paul advanced ; Dan- fancy; $4.0004.50: Per 100; ' ponchos, limes, Mexican, 65c per t raj; peaches, 075c; pineapples, i3.60C14.00: lira, black, tl Vl- whit.. ll.lMIM piums, Hucisfi.uu; raspberries, $1 grape. Yuma, 82.50; currants, $2 75 crate; canreioupes. i.io3.00 . per iuki. intunoc per aoa; tier IQlVic per .lb; Barflett. peara, $1.75 per r'ark2"rU'"' I crte. $17502.00; blackcap doa: nut- watermelon a. box; $1.76(82.00; Logansorrlea, per crate, $2.00132.26. viiUJtXABLES Turnips. $1,00 ssck; carrota. 11.25; beeU. $1.25 per sack; radishes. 12 16c doa; cabbage. Oregon, lle ft; let tuce, bead, 16c per doa: hethouaa. $1.25 box', "yreen peppers, 20c lb; horseradish, 8c n; celerv, $1.00 per dot; beans, string, yellow, 8Q5c ft; grn 6(ff6e ft; aaparagus. $2.00 25-lb box; rhubarb. 8c ft; tomatoes, California, par box, JL60 Oregon. $1.60; -hothouse, $8.00; parsnloa. $1.75;t peas, 84c; cucumbers, $1.00(31.25 par ver preferred advanced ; Erie declined , nrsrs k; Illinois centra, anvancea vllle A NaBbvllle tral advanced t: Vi: Pennsylvania advanced U: Readlna vancea nrsts ; union racioer declined united estates oteei oecunea preferred wsbaan aecunea uonaois, decline, a Central advanced ; Loula e advanced ; New York Cen il Norfolk at Western declined I ad- Chicago Cask Wheat CHICAGO, July 23. The Chicago cash mar ket at noon waa aa follows: No. 2 red. new, 77c;. No. 8 red, new, . 780 Tfluc: Nd. 2 hard winter, new. 7TUe: Nn. A nara winter, new, toe; o. i nonnern eprlng, 81c; No. 2 Northern spring, 80o; No. 1 aprlng, 76S77c. COFFEE CROP SHORT- SAN FRANCISCO. July 28. It la an nounced here today that the Guatemala. coffee crop is 20,000 tons short X,lverpool Markets. LIVERPOOL, July 21.1:10 p. m. September wheat lower; September corn lower. Tne opening snowea ue cember wheat 6-2 to lower. Sep tember opened at 6-2 1-8 to lower. 2 p. m. Eight to 13 higher on futures; spots, 14 higher at 668; sales 14,000, American 13,000. , Receipts over 7,000 ports look like 125 bales against 16 last week and 900 last year. September wneat ciosea 6-z ig lower; September corn 4-4, unchanged. Bust In Oat. CHICAG6. July 23. The Price Cur rent ay: "Wheat threshing returns continue under earlier estimates; corn improving slowly; oats favorable in West much - rust. . Improved prospects In Eastern sections. There 1 a big hay crop of good quality, packing 405,000 against 306,000 last year. boj-'LCorn, 35c per doa; egg plant 10c ft. vaiKu . wavvx9 Apples, evaporated, 4(9T ft! apricots, T10c ft; pesches. 69o ft; paarav 6c ft: prunes. Italian. 45e ft: French. 84a ft: in. CaUfornla Tlaeka. e 6c; do. white. Tso ft; plnms, pjtted, 6S weaSar. c; ralalna, seeded, fancyi 1-ft cartons, BO pack- 1 . kh to case, Be nxg; seeded, : "7S, ' trww nnciirim, ov-io ooaa ft; London layer,, $1.76422.00. NUTS Peanuts, 7e jer ft for for roasted- cocoa no U. 65Q900 pa Kiddle West Weather Ooet mirAflO. Jnlv 23. The weather at Mt. tnl. evaporated, SOJt I Kanaaa City, Dea Molnea and Omaha I cool and pleasant Mlnnespous la fair with probable showers In the western nortlon of Minnesota thla C afternoon. Friday's predictions are for fair pack- -tons. 5'J5 box -H97 v Primary Baoaipt. CHICAGO. July 23. Primary recelnta tedar raw. 9010c I were aa follows: . . . . I n'w . k , ma. . 1 . - ArtaM, . a,a 14 16e per ft; dTd, note. 100120 1 000, against 821.000. Sblpmenta Wkeat 108, Er . H: hickory ants, 16c per ft; chestants, I 000. against 614,000. Corn 850.00O, against 422, Eaatera, 1510o per ft; BraaU aata, 16e per 1 000. . Portland (naaring House, The report of the Portland clearing house for Monday, Tuesday aad Wednesday follows: Excnanges .......... Balances ... $1,657. 064.84 an.IZ3.00 ' Chicago Claaranos. CHICAGO, July 23. Clearsnces of wheat and flour today were 887,000; corn, 122,000; oats, 23,000. . ... ; Journal friend and reader when traveling on train to and from Port land should ask news agent for Th Journal and Insist upon being supplied with thla paper, reporting all failure In obtaining It to th office of publication, addressing Th Journal, Portland, Or, for some years. The commission men here say that Uch a condition will not please the shippers, but that It is bound to come sooner or later. Tby say the price of cattle has been too high. The commission men gay, however, that as cattle are cheap now this would be a good time to buy thin ones to fatten. It Is hard to find a commission man who believes cattle will get back to the high notch again soon. Reports from Colorado tell A good story for cowmen. Heavy snows late in the winter in th mountains and late rains have made plenty of pasturage and the range Is In fine condition. Ow ing to the scarcity of feed the cattle were pretty thoroughly cleaned out last winter, but they have been coming back fairly rapidly Into the state. West of the mountains they have been brought in this spring and summer from Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Oregon and Washington, while south from New Mexico and Texas. Although the farms and ranches are fairly well stocked again there ought to be a good demand for stockers and feed ers from Oregon and the Western states In Colorado this fall. As Oregon and Washington drive much stock as far as Colorado before shipping to market thl might be a good place to dispose of some of It without coming the whole dis tance. Xeoeipt Heavier. There was an Increase of nearly 15,- 000 In receipts of cattle at the five mar kets of the Central West last week aa compared with the preceding week. There was a decrease as compared with the cattle market of the same week a year ago. At the market here 8.000 cattle were received last week against 14,000 -the week before- and -48.004-a year agb. Chicago received 54,000 against 48,ooo tne weeK nerore and 47.000 a year ago. The five markets of the Middle West combined had 143,500 against 19,- S00 the week before and 159,375 a year ago. While the volume of cattle stocker and feeder business waa greater than the week before, the market generally was unsatisfactory here. The quality of the receipts have been lower than be fore since the drouth of 1901. Receipts for the week aggregated in the sheep yards 6.822, against 7,100 the week before and 17.575 a-year ago. Chi cago received 61,000 against 49,000 and 62.000 a year-ago. Total receipts at the five Western markets combined amounted to 108,826. against 81,776 and 118.175 the same week last year. Trade held close to steady through the entire week. Hors Prices flood. The trade In horses and mules has been fairly active for this time of year. The receipts have been light and only enough to justify one auction. Some Eastern buyers were in the market, but most of the offerings passed to the scalpers, who handled the trade the re mainder of the week. Drafters and chunks were In good . demand, but the supply was moderate and not enough for the inquiry. Common animals are slow seller at weak prices. Some Inquiry wa made for Western animals of good quality. The trade in mules has been quite active. The demand is growing larger, but the- supply Is restricted bv th large country demand. Several loads of medium to good animals iold for 1165 to 1200 per head. Prices remain firm for mine and heavy mules. Prices ranged as follow for sound. serviceable horses, 4 to 8 .year old. Ex tra good kind are worth more, and ex tra common kind are worth leas: Horses Prafta, good $1fl!414ft Pvafta. 1.500 to l.TrW lbs. extra lKKMan fhnnka. good to -choice .. anaftso Farm mares, 1,150 to 1,400 ft 70(2115 Title Guarantee A Trust Company to Frank T. woonwsra, lot fl. 7, eouth u lots 8. block 15. Hanson's Second Add to Eaat Portland ' fan C. Owens et al. to Hugh W. Owena. lot 12. block 2. Weat Portland . 1 8. M. snd V. P. Lancefleld to JoaeDh Blrrer. lota 30. 81. block 1. Standlav... 1 W. R. Bishop and wife to Alex Mulr. lot 11. block 6. Willamette Heights Adri . 1 20ft William Klaetach and wife to Henry L, Kreuder. lot 2. block 115. Woodstock.. 1 ouenu ,mr isaac Meyer ei ai.l to Tnoe. H. Smith, block 18. Tolman Trset 1 ana aawsra r. siurpny co w. 11. Carney, lot 1. Arleta Park . I. L. and J. E. McCoy to Weston Land, Irrigation, Lumber A Fuel Company, lota IS to 23. block 6; lota 10 to 15, block 8. Montlcello Add E. and Ixna E. Cannon to Northwest Elec tric Engineering Company, kit 7. Fruit vale, lots 1 to 4. block (t. Oakdale; lota 4 and 0, block 203. Eaat Portland T 750 taaav nnru auu wiiw m fli, fwgai, north 25 feet lot 7. block 112. Portland 2,500 . . Get your title insurance and abstracts v cbi.l. & 1 u in in,) a le uuarant as .iiisi .u ummunr 01 tommirCA BUILDING PERMITS To W. I. Emery, erect two-atory dwelling at East Thirty -eighth and East Main; $1,500. jo sua ui. unren, construct two-atory dwelling on Ovorton betiyen Twenty-third and iweniy-iourin sireeia; eo.uou. To J. F. Kerrigan, erect two-story dwelling 1 ivaafc ciricuiu aim xuuulIWin SLTeeUI ; Sl.SOU, 10 j. a. Btrowunage, repair building at oecnnu ano lamnui aireets; stum. To Thomas Jones, erect two-atory dwelling at Seventeenth and Mill streets; $2,000. To A. C. Mowrey, erect two-tory dwelling f- (irk tlr (t ta BvnniiA atnit C a V'L.iL . .-t'ss.uuu . , as um Aaaxif I. .MUIU sSTreM. $2,500. To Am and Rnd, repair bulldlnir on Pint be- iwfrD Anscnr an nurnftiao; To M. ApstPia, repair biilldinr on Mead utt v Tv earn uriwuu auu JUiltl) syO.UUUa Th Kind You nave Always Bonght, and which, Has bfjeil in use for orer 30 years, has borne the flgrmtnre ef sear auu iuu utcu ailstuta uituejr uiit pesgvai ' 'r aonal antifl.ii lntav SftAA 4a, , 0n u svwNsuniisivu Bsus? a us aAaaaaaav Jkf Allow no one to deceive you In this All Counterfeits, Imitations and Justas-iro6d'are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health off Infants and Children Experience against Iperlmenty What .is CASXORlX fCastoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, FartH gorlc, Drops and Soothlnrr Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and 'Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep ( The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend GENUINE CASTOR ALWAY Bears the Signature of ST .atr wT . The M You Have Always Bought IrTUse For Over 30 Years. TM eesrraws eeamur. vr sruesuv arantrr, aisw vsmni orrv. BTSB OXXBiB TO PUVBS. Itching; piles produce moisture and cause nulling, inis lurrn, a well a mind. JJleeaing- or frotudlng Pile are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko'a Pile Remedy. Stops itching; and bleeding;. Absorbs tu mors. 60c a Jnr, at drugs-ists. or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanke. Phll'a., Pa, CONTAGIOUS DISEASES July 21. Lee Fortmlller, 415 Eaat Washlaatnn street; diphtheria. July 22. Atnban Moaorovakl. 8014 Third iIt. scarlet fever. DEATHS Jolv 18. Henry Lohmsn, aged 78. at St. Vln. cent'a Hospital; heart disease. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. July 18. Mary Martheu, aged 75. at 208 North seventeenta street; cancer, interment Camas, Waah July 21. Wendill hesteraon. at St. Vincent's sanitarium; aipmueria. interment Troutdale, vr. NOW IS THE TIME While your family Is away enjoyingthebr vacation, to have your home wired and equipped with ELECTRIC LIGHTS, so as to to prepared for the long Winter nights. REMEMBER, WE ONLY CHARCE YOU rOR WHAT YOU USE...- Portland General Electric Co. SEVENTH AND ALOIH STRUTS DRINK THE OLD AND RENOWNED GAMBRINUS LAGER BEER SEND ORDERS FOR BOTTLED BEER TO OFFICE, 793 WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE No. MAIN 49. BOTH PHONES. POULTRY NETTING'" ...Wholesale ' RetaiU Wire and Iron Fencing Bank and Office Railings BABBEB WTRE, WXBB ABB LAWV rEBCZBO Portland Wire 8 Iron Works MANUFACTURERS I0SN. THIRD, COR. FLANDERS. Th Edward Xolxaaa TJndartaltlxur Oo fuaral dlreotor avnd mbiiair, 880 xaxtuuu. arson 007, 4f. T. IT inlay and Bon. funaral dlreekora aad. embilnisrs, hare removed to their n.w Mtabuauunnit, oora.r Third and aaaaisoit aimta. asoui paone no. s. ureznavionom. on uraron oir oas una, near oeuwooa; xaoaarn, soisstino, oomplat.. Oharreaj Adults, . $35 1 ohU dran, $29, Ylaltor 9 to Bp. m. Portland Cramatlon. Association. PortlMd. Ox, stteb tzbw oeicetxbt. Bing;l fraT, fio. rkallr let from 176 to $1,000. Th only mtzy la afortlavnd whioh perpetuavllT yn'ntalns aad oaxe for lot.' lor full taf ormatloa apply to W, 8, lstaokansl. Worcester Block, jbltr. W. XC lVadd. presldsat Clark Bros, for Sow, 88$ Xorrlson PXXJa XET80XAX, Vr. C. W. KHOW1VES, afrr. The Imperial Hotell POrJLAND, OREpOlV. J saaMSHSSBaasssaKIBaiaaaaaaaaaaaa ...Ei European Plan Only... Rates from $ 1 to $2.50 per day. - Seventh and Washington Sta. KEELEY INSTITUTE. FIRST and MONTGOMERY STS. . - PORTLAND, OR. , Cures Liquor, Opium and Tobacco Habits rh only autborlxed Keeley Institute la Oreten. 1 Elezant auarter'a asi aveH convenience. . Correaoondence strictly conlidentlaLFIione Main xod. TT. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL A NtWSrAPI Hi F O JC ,ALL T HI FIOHE .7 ""