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! 8 TIIE OllEGOK DAILY JOTTRlfAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY "TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD -1 : , : i ; 1 WAKES CHILD - TO SEE HIM DIE WHEAT YIELD IS . MUCH MOVED Better Weather Causes Pros pects to Become Brighter and" the snortage tsumaies Are Cut Lower, stiffened In tpne. Report from Europe are better for the old stocks. Today's quotations, as revived, are ai follows: ale nmi. Sausages Are . Showing Large Cut in Quotations Onions i i r ' x . J J. ...'.iL MaKe opiniea Mavance wim Report of Loss, WSATKEB Z1CPBOTES WHEAT. Better weather condition hare made a, vast Improvement la the Wheat prospects within the past few days, and it is now qnite likely that the yield will sot fall over from 10 to IS per cent short of that of last season. While there are some sections of the Northwest that the yield of wheat dur ing the coming season will not be nearly ' as large as that of former seasons, till late advices from, the various sec tions tell a much different story than that which has been going the round for the past two months. A decided Change for the better In the weather throughout the wheat belts will make vast difference In the coining yield from that which, has been predicted by even the bent experts In the business. In the Walla Walla section. In Wash Ington, the change within the past two weeks has been wonderful to behold, and although all reports agree to the statement that fhe crop will show a shortage, still the percentage or loss will be greatly reduced. Harvesting operations are now under full swing, and the grain is yielding more bushels to the acre than even the largest of the bulls would dare hope. Improvement in the crop Is also shown in the Palouse - country, and all indications now point to a yield of not less than from 10 to It per cent of that of normal years. Valley's Prospects Are Better. , . Wheat prospects in the Valley are likewise showing an Improvement, and although threshing operations have Just opened, still what little ground has been gone over lias shown the grain to toe In excellent condition and the weigm ' nearly up to the average. When the large Increase in acreage in the Valley ' Is taken Into consideration, it ls- quite probable that the yield this . season will show up larger than that of last year. Meanwhile Prices Look Higher. ' Meanwhile all Wheat prices are look ing up, and the quotations on all grades re showing spirited advances. This is especially true of Valley grades. San Francisco millers are looking this way with longing eyes for supplies of soft wheat sufficient to tide them over until the new wheat is ready to be used in dependent of the old stock. Although no sales of local wheat have lately been made to the millers of the Golden State, till the fact that they are in tne mar ket for stocks is causing the quotations on all lines to show up strong and ur ther advances are predicted for the mall remaining stores. Large Cat Xn Summer Goods. The Union Meat Company today an nounces, a large cut in its former quo tations on sausages of all kinds. The packed meat market for both the local and Eastern brands Is quiet, and it is gain rumored on the street that secret cutting of quotations is being mado by some of the, dealers. .Lard prices aro weak, but are uncnangea. . Seal of Jforth, Carolina Advanoed. Notification, has been received by local Jobbers from the headquarters of the American Tobacco Company of some advances in Seal of North 'Carolina smoking tobacco. The changes are; and 16-oz. wood, 16-oz. canister, 16-oz. pall, advanced 1 cent a pound. Foil packages of 18 -ox. weight are advanced 2 cents. Today's Ball Arrivals. The arrivals per rail from the South today consisted of one car of mixed watermelons and carrteloupes from Sac ramento, and one car of California, yel low onions. Onions are advanced 20 cents a sack In the California markets, and the quotations in this city are likewise higher. The stock is quoted on the street today at 1 cents a pound. Onion stocks in the South are not as large as has been expected, and the good shipping varieties are very scarce. Onion prospects in Oregon are not so good, but with some warmer weather within the next week an improvemenf in the condition would be likely. Potatoes continue to come in too plen--tiful a supply, and the stocks are hard to move at any price. Local demand Is slow and prices aro at bedrock. Lota of Fresh LSeats. In the fresh meat markets receipts 4in all llnesk. are more liberal, this being especlaly true of veal. Veal' has been low In' coming for the past month, and the liberal receipts of yesterday and today were easily cleaned up at the highest ruling quotations. Spring chickens are too plentiful and it is quite likely that quotations will be declined the fore part of next week. Hew Honey Is Arriving. - New honey is arriving , from various sections of the state,' but this year's supply Is much shorter than had been expected. - Quotations on the new stock stand at about 14 '4 cents a pound. Salmon receipts today were not ro large and prices are being more llrmly held. Good Offers for Hops. Although, no sales of hops have been reported within the day,' the local mar-p ket is in 'an improved condition and offers for stocks of the lS02's at higher quotations are being refused by the farmer-holders: Prospects for the new crop continue . unfavorable and con tracts have as a result.been wonderfully Or la, flour mat T4. WHKAT New Wills WIU, TOc; b1netem. 70e; Valley, Txtte. BARLEY KrU, flS.BO; rolled. $30.602l 00. , OATS -No. 1 white, ll.l'TWUl.10; gray, $l.or.ftl,17H. FLOl'K Etcrn Oregon: Patent. IS.WIO -(.10; itralaht. $.1.50; Valley, $3.u6o.86; gra bain. S. $3.80; Vm. $3.55. MILLHrilKFS Bran, $22.00 per . too; mid dling. 12.1.(10; abnrte. 422.00; chop, f 18.00. HAY Tlmulhr, $12.0UIU 14.00; clover, $8,000 10. uo; California grain, fl?.0o. Hop, Wool and Kidas. HOPS 16 17o for 1002; JB03 contract!, Ittl7toq. W'OOI. Valley, lAQIfiUe, eoante; medium to fair, 1(1H-; On. 17M17fcc: Kaat.ro On gon. iUdil.tc; Mohair, nominal, 36J.rTc. UIIKKIUKINS Khearlue. HHUiWc: abort wool, 22'((23c; nudum) wool, toe; long wool, 0oct$l.44 earb. TALI.OW rrlina, par lb, QBc; No. t asd rer. 2a 2 He. HIPRS lrr hides, No. 1, 1 ponnda and np, 14c per In; dry kip, No. l. n to id ma dry ralf, No. 1, under 5 Iba, 15c; dry aalted. bulla and (Usa. I -J leaa tUaa dry flint; aalted bide, ateer, sound, 00 pound or oyer. 7ttttc: 60 to 00 rb. 70e: under AO lb and row, A7r; Km and nulla, touad. ftcs alp. oonnd. Ill to SO tna. 7e; aound. 10 to 14 lb. 7c; calf, aound. under 10 rb, 8c; (roes (unaalted), lc per lt Jew; cull. le.P leaa; hnrae hide., aalted, earb. $1.2A11.T5; dry, earb, $l.00t 1.60; colta' hide, each. itfQ50e; foat akin, common, each. lOtflSc: Angora, with wool o, each, 25rCf).0O. Butter, Zgf and Poultry. BITTER Kxtra. 22fce; creamery, 90Q Z:'c; dairy, IMttHlr; atore, 161 Sc. KOfiS Krmh Oreson. 2021c. UIKKH& Full cream, twin, 14c: Young American. WtlOHc. I'Ol'LTRY-t'hlcaena, tnlied, lltUe per Itj: bena, 12'CI2Hc; rooatera. ttQir per lb; broil- em lnmiflc ner In; rryeni. hwi.tc per in; ducka. H(aOe per m: seeae, 7rc lr lb; turkey, lire, nominal; dreaaed, nominal. Frolt and VagaUblaa. POTATOES New, 7Sft80c: buyer' price. 0"c. ONlONSM'illfornl llTrkln, 11.25; garUc H6t lllr i KKSH rRriTS Apple. rwy orecou, i.ou 4il 60: new California. fl.ttO per Dot; nranea lata Valenclaa. 4O0 boi; Madlterraneaa weeta. 13.01): banabaa. 12 2r.Q3.oO per bunch, ft per Tb; Kooaeberrle, BHW4c. per lb: urkelberrlea. 14c per lb; aprl rota. Boo per crate; lemona, rholce. $3.00; fancy, f 4.0064 50; llmea. Mexican. WW fer 100; peachea. on sac; pineappiea :tftOai l; (Ira. black, ll.fiO; white, ll.Uiy I 2T,- nliim (Klell.on: raanberrlea. II 75 crate arapra. California. II. W, currauta. i.ou una; raotcloiipre, $1 50a I 75 iier doa. ; Oregon nutmeg. $.1.00 per crate; matermelona. rScttl.OO per cwt; pears, 75cQl.RO tier hoi; nertarlnra, M)c per boi; grapea, $1.80; crab applea, Re lb. VCaKTABLM Turnip. $1.00 aack: carrot. $1.23; beet. $129 per aark; radlahe. 12Ht 15c do; cabbage, Oregon, lltmc lb; let tuce, head, IRc tier doe; green pepper. 20c lb; boraeradleb. He it); celory. $1.00 per doi; bean, airing, yellow, 8V44c rb; green. 4Rrc lb; rhubarb, 3r lb.; toraatoea. Callfornl. per bo. 4ot05r; Oregon. 4066Rc; paranlpa. $1.7S; neaa. S(34c; rucumliera, ROi7Rc per boi; corn, l()c ner doa. ; eggplant. 10c lb. DRIED FKt'lTS Apple, eraporated. 87 lb; iprlcota, 7MQ10c lb; pearbr. 0aOe lb; pear. 8Vic lb: prune. Italian. JViftRHe lb: French, SHa4Hc.tb; flg. Callfornl black. C 6ie; do. hlte77H3e tb; plum, pitted. Sl 6c; ralnlna. aeeded, fancy 1-fb rartona. 00 pack ge to rate SHc pkg; aeeded. -2-oa carton. 7e; Ioom Mnacatellea. RO-m boicu, HO7V0 lb; London layer, $1.75412.00. t, rooarlM. Mutt, Eto. fit'C Alt "Sack baala:" Cube, $5.S7V4; pow A CENT IS LOST AT THE OPENING -. j Chicago Wheat Market Begins Business at Lower Figures- Loss 'Is ' Partially Regained Before Close, dered. $S.72; dry granulate- $&.62S; eitra C. $5.12'4; tulden C, $5.02H; barrela. 10c: tt barrela, 2Rc; botea, 50c alliance on aack baala. leaa 25c per cwt. (or cash, 15 uays; maple. 14 10c lb. HONEY 14V rer frame. COFFEE Green Mocha. 2l823c: Jar, fancy, 201332c; Jara, food. 20d)25c; Jara. ordlnaryr 1HU20C-, Coata Rica, fancy, ltt20e: Coatt Rlr. good, nVfClto: Coat Klc. ordinary. 10U 12c per IT; Colut.bla roaat. $10.63: ArluckleaT, $11 111 Hat; Lion, $11.13 Mat; Cordon, $11 1.1. 1H.AH oolong, aitrerent graae, sun-wic; Gunpowder, 2HGn2f :i.V', Engllab Breakfast, different radel. 124t60c: Spider Leg, ud colored Jnpan, 30ffl0oc; green Japan, eery erarre. .ton Pile. HALT Ira Ira. 2a. 3. 4, 6. 10. $2.10: fin tble, dairy. ROa, 8Se; lOoa. 74c: lmonrreo Ui ernool. 60a. 4Rc: looa. HSc: 224. $1.80. SALT Crao, half groood, 100a, per too, $14.00; ROa, per ton, $14. 50; Liverpool, lump. rock, $23.00 per too: 60-0) rock, $14.00; 100. 113.50. GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, $3.75(36.00 per 100 ror August dellyery. BICE Imperial Japan. No. 1, 6Tc: No. X IUr: New Orleana head. Sc. B8EAKFAST FOOI Malt lta. $4.50: Fl- Uinute. 12.60: Force. $4.50: H-0 oata. $3.15. SALMON Columbia Hirer, l it) telle. $1.70: Mb tall. $2.40; fancy 1-lb flat. $1.85; H-tb fancy Bate, $1.10: fancy ll oiil. $2,50: A lata a talla. pink. 80c: red. $1.30; 2-tb tall. $2.00. COAL OIL Caaea. 22c per gal, Unka: water White. Iron hhla. 16w,c. wooden. 18c: Dead light. rae. 24c, Iron bbla, ITHc; gasolln. Iron bbla. 22c- caara. 2RV4e. LINSEED OIL Pure raw. In bbl. 44e; geno- Ine kettle, boiled, caaea 61c; bbl-4c; pure rw, In caaea, 40c; genuine kettle, In race, 53c. BENZINE 03 deg ce 22c, Iron DPI lOHe. GASOLINE 88 deg case 28V4& iron bbl 22c. TURPENTINE In cusel 70c, wood bbl 60i4e, Iron bbla 67c, 10 lb caae lot 72c. BEANS Small white 44l4ttc. large white l.1.H54.00. pink $3.75(3.00. bayou $4.76. JJnia $5.0U. NUTS Peanut. 67e per m for raw. Offlloe for roan ted; cocoanuta. 85(300e per do: wal nuts. 4H$15c per Tb: pine note, lofliawc er m: hickory nut. 16c nw id; cneatqnt, :tern. 1516c. per lb: Brnall nut. 16c per, lb; Albert. 15f$T6c per Tb: fancy pecans, 149 15c per tb; almond. 14(215c per rb. Xoat and Proriilon. FRESn MEATS Inapected: Beef 7c: cow, 6'6H)v; mutton, dreed, Umba. dresaed. 6c. . r ttE.nl! MEATS Front atreet Beef, prime. 6(4c; bulla, 44Hc; cowa. RttOo: pork, 7Q IVjc; real. 7,'JtNc; mutton, dreaeed, Oc; lamb, ilrrnsed, 5MC. HAMS. BACON. ETC. Port'and pack floral) ham. 10 to 14 lbs.. 10c; 14 to 16 lb., ISMrc; breakfast bacon. 15ma20c; picnic. JOUc; aalted fides. HUc lb; amoked aide, 12Hc; dry salted hack. llr; bacon bark, 12e; butt, suited. Oic; amoked. lO'.c ID. EASTEKN-PAlKEl) HAMS Under 14 lb. 18c; orer 14 11. iniic; fancy, lmioMc; pic nics, 11c; ahntildera, 11c; dry aalted "Idea, unamoked, llVjc; breakfast bacon. 16 Q 18c; fancy, 20c. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10, 10',,c; B, lie; 50-rb tlna, lOVjc; steam, rendered, 10, 10s,c: 5s. 10'C. Ros, 10c. EASTERN LARD Kettle lef. 10-Ib tin. lH.r; 5a, llc; 50-m tin. 11c; (team rend ered. 10. 10V.c; 5a, 10Tc; ROa, lOWc. Abore packing bouaa price re net cash. 15 aays. 1 1SH Rock cod. 7c: flonndera. 6c: ballhnt. 5e; ling cod. 7c; crabs. $1.R0 dos; razor clama, SmrlOc per doz. : atrlped basa, 1214c: salmon, chlnook. 7c; summer steelheads, tie; sole, la; abrlmps, Fuget Sound, 16c; cat flab, 8c: llrer euelt, 5c lb. Com Is Dull and Steady with Nothing in the Cash Situation to Change Prices at the Mo ment, 5 (Special Pcrmlailoa of Bolton, de Buyter A Co.) CHICAGO, Aug. 7. Logan 4 Bryan divine: The wheat market loot about a cent early but regained half of It and cloned rather firm. Parla la aharply lower on wheat. The general character of tho N'orthwent report on crop aro a little leu bearloh and what we consider authorities estimate the crop of three states at about 170,000,000 bushels, against 1 $5,000,000 last year. Modern Miller reports good yield both on quan tity -and quality of the hard winter whe'it. Southwest cash markets were dull to a little easier. Broomhall cables that Russian stocks are' very small. Corn 9nH and Steady. The corn market was rather dull and steady. There Is nothing In the cash situation to change prices at the mo- SMALL MOVEMENTS - INFLUENCED TRADE Less Wheat at Primary Points Than for Either Last Week or Last Year. (Special PermUwloa of Bolton, de Buyter Co.) CHICAGO. Aug. 7. Tho Record- Herald today, says: 'Tho Wall atreet situation la not a cqmfortable one, but one) cannot get away from tho small grain crop prospects,", says Patten, re ferring In his change of attitude. Wheat trader yesterday woro In fluenced . by tho day's notable small movement - There 1 was less wheat at primary point than last week. 461.000 bushels, compared with 621,000 bushels, and yesterday total at all point was less' than half tho same day last year. Kansaa City and St Louis had $0,000 bushel less than a week ago and a good deal' less than a year ago. Ther was the same - situation In tho Northwest ess wheat at both Minneapolis and Du- luth than a week ' ago or a year ago. Wheat bull now keep their eye on Min neapolis and get their Inspiration from there. That market ha advanced ltt cent to 1 cent Just double the ad vance here. Minneapolis 1 expected to show a decrease this week of 600,000 bushels, which will leave the public stocks at not over $00,000 bushel. The Minneapolis September yesterday closed cent over September In Chicago, and on Wednesday waa 1 cent under Chi cago. The Minneapolis strength la not extraordinary because there la a fierce contest up there between the two big milling camp over the small rem nant of old spring wheat left but yes- Anton Gnos. a Sellwood Brewer, Rouses His Daughter at Night, Then Shopts Himself Dead Before Her Eyes. ment. The weather In the corn belt is cool. It .should be warm. There is no terday the December wheat at Minneap- cnange in ir.e tenor 01 crop aavices. olls movt,d up 1H cents. The competi inis wouia seem to indicate inai oei- tion between the millers would not ex- ter tnan tnree-quarters or a .crop la I plain that quite likely. Oat Are Soil. The outs market was quiet. The con centratod ownership of -the total stocks of contract oata prevents any selling pressure from that source. Receipts are. however, fairly liberal and demand Is fair. Steadiness or strength in cash wheat helps support the price of oats and at the moment there is not much selling pressure. The provision market keeps Its drag. glng tendency. Waahlagton's Yield ZArgor. TACOMA. Aug. 7. The hop crop in Western Washington never looked bet ter than at the present time and a prom inent dealer who has been among the fields most of. the time, for the past week or so says that the Indications are that the Washington crop wilt be the best grown in several years past There have been a few lice but the grower have kept them from doing any damage by the aid of sprinklers. - . After having wakened a married daughter, Anton Gnos, a "brewery work man of Sellwood, held a pistol to hi head and pulled the trigger. Death was evidently, instantaneous. - Gnos had been complaining for ome time that he waa Insane. His family had suggested a medical examination, but this he violently Objected to. "1 know tho doctor , will send mo to Salem, and I would rather kill myself than go there, he exclaimed. Visitors at the Onos home kept the lamuy up until a late nour. unoruy after midnight Mr. Richard, a maVrd daughter next door, was. wakened by tho sound of pistol shots. Next came a knock at her. door. She ran out In time to see Gnos walk away a fow Step to the rear yard of hi own home and fire several pistol shots. She roused the family, who rushed to the spot where the man had fallen, finding him dead. with a bullet hole In one side of his head. The . pistol waa BtUl tightly clasped In hi hand. ' Twice Before Tried olold. This I tho third time that Onos ha attempted to take hi own life, Coroner Flnley say. Once previously he tried to swallow a bottle of carbolic acid, but his wife knocked hi hand aside In time to prevent the deed. Then he secured a pistol, but the weapon waa taken away before he could kill himself. The last time he hid a pistol under his pillow and used It In hi suicide. For the past seven year Onos had been employed in the Sellwood Brewery, where he was accounted an Industrious and trustworthy workman. He was re lieved from duties for some time for business reasons and later taken back. and it Is thought that his suspension preyed on his mind. Ho Xnquost ZJkoly. The body la in charge of Coroner Flnley and it is hardly likely that an inquest will be held. The funeral has been arranged for Sunday. Gnos leaves a large family. Besides the two children at home and Mrs. Gnos, there is Mrs. Llixle Regan of Hoqutam, Wash.: Antone Gnos of Washougal, Or., and Mrs. Annie Dober of Roslyn, B. C. Gnos was also a member of the A. O. V. W., the Maccabees and the, Swiss So- cituy. Who your family b away enjoying their vacation, to have your home wired and , equipped with EUtCTRIC LICHTS, so as to he prepared for the long Winter nights. REMXMBER, WE ONLY CHARG& YOU FOR WHAT YOU USE...., . - Portland General Electric Co; SEVENTH AND ALDEJt STREETS DESCRIPTION. prime, ITrw York Sommary. NEW YORK. Aug. 7. American stocks in London are Arm, 4 to 1 point above parity. Atchison net earnings have more than trebled since 1897. Ixmdon is more bullish on Americans. Sixty-two roads for June show an aver age net Increase of 8.39 per cent; 34 marl, tar th fntirth wAolr rt .Tulv ahftw , - . I Anaconda Ml aim Co bii avenge srusB incrmB ui n.oi per Amalaamated Con. '. cent. Chesapeake & Ohio net increase Atrnlaoo. comnftn for June, 110. 614, and net decrease fop Car Foundry, com, 12 month; Ii7 007 Trior, la a mnnA m- ", common uriioiiu iui iitvuinuii, uwuiiu racuiu i ifaitlmor. m Ohio, com. and New York Central in the loan crowd. There is no truth in the rumor of the sale of western block of Louis- vllle & Nshville to the Belmont Inter ests. Early gold Imports are consld ered probable. The banks lost to the sub treasury since Friday $3,147,000. The affairs in Macedonia are much dis turbed. Talbot J. Taylor & Co. will resume business In about one week. Twelve Industrials advanced 1.38 per cent; 20 active railroads advanced 1.39 per cent NEW YORK STOCKS ANOTHER MURDEROUS CONVICT CAPTURED THE PORTLAND roirrmn), osaoox. AjnaxOAV W ni 13(1 3Qj 93.00 r Bay ltm&BQTABTnS TOM TOVBXBT UtD OOKMXKOZAX TUmiM, pedal rate mad to famlUea and alBgl gontlomsa. Tho naaagemoat will pleased at all time to skow mobs aad glT price. A modem Tarawa bath MtoWtUMt la tke kotoL X. a OWIlt, Kaiuagor. American Stock la London. LONDON, Aug. 7.-2 p. m. Ana conda Copper, advanced 1H: Atchison, advanced H; preferred, advanced 1; Baltimore & Ohio, advanced ; Chi cago & Alton, advanced ; Chesapeake & Ohio, advanced ; Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul, advanced 1 ; Den ver & Rio Grande common, advanced V ; Erie, advanced H ; first advanced ; Illinois Central, advanced H; Louis ville & Nashville, advanced 4 ; Mexican Central, advanced ; Missouri, Kan sas & Texas, advanced ; Mexican Na tional, unchanged; New Tork Central, advanced ; Ontario & Western, ad vanced. U ; Norfolk & Western, ad vanced H ; Pennsylvania advanced M Reading advanced H; first, unchanged; Southern Pacific, advanced ; pre ferred, advanced ; union Pacific, ad vanced ; preferred, advanced ; United States Steel, advanced ; pre ferred, advanced, ; Wabash, advanced M; preferred, advanted H; Consols, de clined . Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt. Canadian Pacific, com.. Chi. A Alton, common.. Chi. A tlreat Wot, pom. Chi. MU-ffauke. A St.' P. Chi. A Northweat, com.. Chi. Termlnil Railway. Cheipeake & Ohio ..... Col. Kuel a Iron, com . . CoL Southern, com Denver a Bio u., com.. Erie, common Illinois Central xnjlarlll. A NanbTllle . Met. Traction Co Manhattan Elevated .. Meilcan Central Ry Minn., flt. P. A We. M Mlieourl Pacific Mo., Kan. A Texaa, com N. Y. Central Norfolk a West, com. North American U. 8. Rubber, common Penn. Rallwar People' O. It. A C. Col Preed a. Car, common. Pacific Mall S. Co Readlnc, common Republic I. AS., com... Rock Jaland, common... South. Kallmar, com... Southern Pacific Tea it Pclflc Tenn. Coal Ic Iron t'nlon Pacific, common . V. -8. Leather, common. (J. S. Ruber, common .. V. 8. Steel Co.. com... Wheeling 4 L. E. , com.. Weat. 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Two convicts stole a horse and car- rtnire helonrlnfi to Phnrlpa Darling thra miles west of Foisom during last night, jo New Warehouses, Shops and Offices. Corner had been cooking. These men are uP- Nineteenth and Wilson Streets. Take posea to oe case ana aney. What rAinles the. officers of this prison most is the faot that the out laws do not attempt to leave the vl clnlty of the penitentiary, but, on the other hand, have scarcely traveled 20 miles in any one direction. The only man who seems to. have ventured away is Roberts, who was captured at Davis vine. In the capture of Seavls last night at Auburn the report has been received here that had it not been for a defective cartridge In the negro's gun, he might have made hi escape after murdering either Sheriff Keena or his deputy Coan. Sheriff Keena received word from Newcastle last night that Seavls had taken a freight train at that place and was making toward Auburn. Keena and Coan were at the railroad tracks when the train pulled into the yards. The convict crawled from underneath the train and was at once called upon to surrender. He replied by firing at Coan, but without effect. A second at tempt to Are resulted In the non-ex plosion of the cartridge. At that mo ment ' both officers opened fire on the negro and wounded him in both legs. Seavls then begged that his life might be spared. He was shackled and brought to the city Jail. IB unquestioned. We please the most exacting. Remember we extract or fill teeth without pain. h.very operation fully warranted. Natural looking arti ficial teeth and a perfect flt guaranteed. WISE BROS.. Dentists ruc bug. Ope renlnr till . BnnaT rrom w w. mib jaia. DR. TT. A. WUL DR. T. P. WIS. Cor. 3d and Wash. Sti at Eaat Elxbteentb and Tillamook, to cost 12 nno. To J. M. Roeer. erect iwo-eiorr aweuing n Et Ktirhth and Beacon, coating 13.000. Tn Ui-Kmii a Bulnarv. erect three two-tnry dwelling at East Twcirtn ana & uorriaon, to coat U,0Ou. . .... To O. T. RuMeil. erect addition to building at Tenth nd Alder, to cot $4,600. To R. B. Hanley, repair two-tory building t First and Taylor, to coat 150. -To E. W. Bauarhman. repair building at Eaat Eighth and Kaat An, to cot tmx'. . To Jamea Blairchard. erect two-atory aweuing at Eaat Twentr-flfth and Hancock, to cot 11 100 To it. Hciney, erect one-tory collage mi ui Elfrhth and Bowman, to coat 300. To 8ji Fraociaco Stock. BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. T. 10:30 a. m. Bid. Asked. Xiocal . Stock Receipts. PORTLAND VN'ION STOCKYARDS, Aug. 7. Receipts of .llystock in the lo cal yards today consisted of 70 cattle and TOO xhocp. Demand Is fair "at the following ruling prices: Cattle Best, 13.75(3:3.86; medium, 13.25. Sheep 2 '4 3o, , . THE PURE GRAIN COFFEE If you use GralrvO in place of coffea jroil will enjoy it just as much for It tastes tie same ; yt, it it Ilk a food to tho system, dis vij .tribatlng tho f all substance of the pura grata with every drop. 1 ' - TRY IT TO-DAY: Ugreni wwwbai; Sc aad Ka per paekaga Control Brooklyn Transit. NEW' YORK. Aug. 7. The concentra- lon into a few hands of a majority of Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock fore shadows something more than results expected from the inauguration of up-to-date methods by the present man agement on the property as it exists to day. There Is reason Jo believe that E. H. Hairlman lias recently Increased his holdings quite materially and this Is also true of H. H. Porter and Norman R. Ream. Chicago Cash Bnsiness. CHICAGO. Aug. 7. The cash busi ness here was .75,000 bushels of hard winter wheat; 100,000 bushels of corn and 100.000 bushels of oats. Seaboard reported 480,000 bushels of wheat late Wednesday .and yestnrday, mostly hard winter to the United Kingdom; also 88, 000 bushels of corn. Clearing Hons Report. The report of the Portland Clearing House ror yesterday was as follows: Exchanges ... ..$670,854.92 Balances 76,818.83 Contra Coat 66 SDrhiK Vlley Water 83 W San FranclarotCaa and Elec. Ctfa.. 06 14 Giant l-owder 88 Vltforit liana 10 Hawaiian Sugar 44 Hutch Sugar 12 Kllaue Makawell 20 Onomea , . . . 23 .Alnakn Packer 14fitt Oceanic 7 SO 87 Va 70 6 zo 4 '11 24 146 7tt ( follow Open. vt neat- Sept. .1 Dec. . Corn Sept. . Dec. .. Oats- Sept. . Dec. .. Pork- Sept. . 13.40 May 04 12. 80 kard Sept. . 7.8T Klba Sept. . 7.82 Rang f Chicago Markets. 7. The market ranged today (Special I'ermiaalon of Bolton, de Rurter Co.) inirairo, Auii High. Low. .794 .soy. .R24 BIT .34 .36 .80 8m B2 .34 V .35 .79H .80 V.- .52 .51 .84H 36Vi 13.40 18.00 7.02 7.05 13.15 12.05 7.82 7.80 Cloie. t .70?4B 80 V, 52V, A .62 B .84V4B .35),A 13.27 12.05 7.02-. 7. 8587 SACRAMENTO, Aug. 7.-2:30 p. m. Sheriff Reese has left for Yolo and is close on the track of Convict Howard, He expects to capture him soon. Seavis said at the penitentiary today that while he and Case were running up the hill near Auburn Case fell on his face. After waiting a Ralf hour, Seavl at Twenty-nrt and Northup. to eot sa .ow says he left him. He says Case Is sick with a fever. Much exlctement pre vails here and two posses have gone out to look on both sides of the river. Prank Van Horn, erect nne-tory dwelling at Sarler aid Twentieth, to eaat fl.ttoo. Bo K. Kell. alter building at Ankeny ana Third, to cot $25. To Y, M. C. A., repair building at Fourth and Yamhill, to coat 85.000. To A. Vahl. alter one and a half story dwell Ing at Garfield avenue and Shaver (treat, to cost 8300. To K. Li, Eawooaa. erect nnnrorr aweiuiuj Cloaing; Or In Quotation. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7. Toe cloattig grain quotation in the vanou cine today were: Minneapolis Wheat, Septeitfber. 80. . Duluth Wheat, September; 81 V. St. Lnnl Wheat. September, 70, 75 bid, Corn. Sentember. 40St aRked, Kunaa City Wheat, September, 67. Corn, September. 4tMi. New York Wheat. September. 84 San Francisco Wheat. Barley, December, 81.05. December, $!.?. New York Cotton. fSneclal Permission of Bolton, de Barter - Co. NEW YORK, Aug. T. Cotton today ranged follow: Onen. IHch. Low. Close. Jan $ 8.71 S 0.71 fl.64 $ .674i8 Feb. 9.86 0.B8 0.66 9.86186 Mar 9.66 9. 0 9.66 . 9.08(200 A tig. 11.60 11.60 11.38 11. 6OH0C56 Sept. ....... 10.17 10.50 10:37 ' 10.42(43 Oct 0.88 9.89 . 9.80 . .0.84085 Not 9 68 0.88 ; 9.68 , 8.67660 Dec 9.68 9.70 .0.62 v 9.768 '. Silver Today. NEW YORK, Aug. 7. Silver 55 cents. TOURING-IN AN 'AUTO Using an automobile as an observation car and viewing the beauties or Oregon from the country roads. Dr.- Milbank Johnson, a resident of Los Angeles. Cal.. and President of the Southern California Automobile Club, Will for one month make Portland his headquarters. - While in this city he is stopping at the Hotel Pnrtlanil Ma arrlvwl frnm thA Rrttlth several days.aVo on the steamer George W. Elder, bringing his horseless carnage with him.' Dr. Johnson has-not yet de cided where. he will go after completing his side trips fro. mthis city. The auto-tourist says he has no object In making his Inland voyages other than enjoyment. He loves nature and pur air and says he can travel rapidly and without inconvenience by employing a motor carriage. Hi machine, which 1 stabled at the Fred T. Merrill Cyclery, weighs 3,000 pound when ready for the road. ' Chicago Hog Steady. CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-"Recelnt of livestock In the principal packing center of the country today were: Hor. Cattle. Sheen. Chicago 22,000 4,000 6,000 Kansaa City 7.500 4.000 fl.OOO Omaha 4.600 1.8O0. 1.300 Hon opened Bteady with 3.000 rcrt over from yeterday. Keceipta a year airo were 17.000. Ruling hog price re: . Mixed, so. iaeC5.es: good. $n.30(g5.50; rough, $4.805.15; light, aa.iH'ad.vo. cattle Blow. Sheep Steady. Closet of Liverpool Grain. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7. Cloe Wheat. Sep tember, 6-4 , 4 higher; December, 6-4 V4, V4 Digner. Corn tfeptember, 4- , higher. Amntin. Grain Shipment. CHICAGO. Aug. 7. The Argentine Mo menta were: Today. Last Tear, , Bushel. Bushel. Wheat 2.000,000 48.000 Corn ; 8,000,000 1,534,000 Liverpool Cotton 1 Close. LIVERPOOL. Aug. 7. Cotton closed truiet and steady, anoat o point np on tne oin crop and nncbanged to 12 points advance on the far mnnth'B option. FOLSOM, Aug. 7. Constable Donnelly returned this evening with the stolen horse and cart, which he found today In Sacramento. Two men held up a citizen on Twenty- first street, Sacramento, last night With rifles, and the police are certain they were convicts. Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!: ' Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Emily A. Tomlinaon and htnband to Hi'len T. Hat tee and nusnand. lot 10. block 1. Tomllnson add 8 200 Phoenix Land ' Co. to Agnes Beutten- muller. lot 10. block H. Fulton Park except 10 feet o north side 600 The Hirer View Cemetery Association to H. - 8. Allen. lot W northweat 43 Section 12. River View 108 Same to 8. Orutse. southeast V 46. Sec tion 12. River View 100 John O. Wlckham et al. to Ellen Hall. eaat U lot 1, block 315, Couch add... 1,400 A. H. Birrell and wire to Rotten H. Thrnnnuii. lfir 1 and 8. block 128. W. Irvlnston add ' 1.750 Laura J. Barnea to Lars Hwanaon, 16 area Section 13. TownahlD 1. 8. R. 3 E 3.060 Sutter of Charity of Providence Bt. Vln- Amt'i Mminltftl to Neln tr. Hllvurjinn. lot . block 203. Couch add 1.154 John W. Sweet and wife to Richard. B. Miller, weat 00 frvt lot 6. south 2 fxt. .. west 90 feet, lot 6. block 240. city 8.000 Albert Huber to Mary E. Arbuckle, north 1 1-3 feet or south 20 feet lot 7, block 137. cltv : 100 Same to R. L. Ray. lot 6. south 18 2-3 . feet lot 7. block 187. city 6.650 The Title Guarantee ft Trust Co. to Joale Rueppell. lot 1, block 88, Sunnrslde add .' 850 Peter A. Chrlstensoa and wife to Julian Petenon. lots 1 and 4. block 81. Feurer' add to Fast Portland 1.000 Henry uans to William Mansion, parcel ana. oecuun w. ivwiuoip j. o. Jtv. 1 E 400 John A. Frank to Mary E. Rbodei, lot 13, Work 14, Fortumontli 175 a I3.il th m rv Wanlr W TKTs bl J.V. aji jp uaui iv ana ju. vv at i iiib, east lota 2 and 3. block 108. Couch add 2.S50 To 11. Slchel. erect one-story brick at Wash ington nd Fourth, to coat $3,000.' To J. F. MoConnell, erect two-tory dwelling at Eat Thirtieth and Dlrlslon. to coat 11.500. To P. L. H. Stevenson, alter one and a.nMf atory dwelling at Seventh and Harrison, to cost $200. . . lo ua ixtmpanr, preci one-srnry ouiiuins i Front and Flinders, to coat $800. To O. F. Cramer, repair building at uari aad Twelfth, to cost $300. To W. B. Arer. erect dwelling at Johnson and Nineteenth, to cost $4,000. To First National Bank, repa-lr building at Ankeny and Burnalde, to cost $600. To H. F. Nick lea, erect one-tory cottage at East Sixth and Shaver, to coat $76. To M. Kann. erect two-atory residence -von York sueet, to eot $1,500. On Wednesdays and Saturdays the Real Estate' Columns of The Journal are Closely Studied by Those Interested in Buying or Marconi is stated to be working at a portable wireless telephone. fta beea used for over SIXTY YSA1S by MIL. U0NS of MOTHBR8 tor their CHILDaVEN wall TSBtVmO, wlta rKRFBCT BtTCCBW n OOOTHM sae C7XD, lOFTEItS U OPJfS, UXaTSaUFANj CUXBS WIND COUC. aad la tke best remedy for 15L1HRHCBA. bo14 by Druggist ia evetr part of the world. Be sore I tad ask for -Hm Wiaslow eoothlaaflynrp, MlaUaasotlwklad. TwcatyOvectaakooi. Total .$20,375 Real tstate Get your title Insurance and abatrast. to real estatf from the 'a le Quarante iruai ba wnraLr a v;oaiinerok BUILDING PERMITS Vi: To H. Scbarler and Eaat Nine teen th to cost S3.0 io ,. r. noruu-up, erect iwoiory aweuuig I C. Albee, erect two-story dwelling at I.OOO. Knock the Flies Use Child HIO-BOS-Sp XTLTIT" on "our stock. It mean money In vour pocket, for co.s give one third more milk, and horses do better and on less feed when brotected from fllaa It re ?uires only a -fow seconds to apply it t costs less than one half cent a day per head. You cannot afford to be with out It Ask vour dealer for It or aatnit direct to ua. Write today for 20-page rnrpt. Paelflo Coast Agent. .Portland, Ore F. W. Baltcs & Co. J PRINTERS Second and, Oak Streets BOTH PHONIS HENRY WEINHARD Proprietor of tb CITY BREWERY X.axget and Ut Oo'mplet rewery bx tb Hortbweat. ' Bottled Beer a 'Specialty, , rmxjBvnowa : n. ; Offlo ltb and arasld tHreota, VOBTlVaJfB, oajSOOV. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITyTf OREGON Seventeenth annual session - begin September 1$, 1J08. s . Addresa S. B. JOSEPHI, M. D., Xeaii, (10 Dekum Building, Portland. - - ACoator Two of Publicity Will 'sell a hease eilek thaa a cost of Mist. ' JOURNAL pabUdty saraeas wU aad seak la ' well. .. , . ' r -; , -.- ,-. -. , . .A