THE OttEGOJT JJAlL TV' ifO CJUKAIj, r 1'OIITLAKD, MONDAY 'EVEX1KO, AUGUST 24. 1903.
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TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
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ouuiung, uucago.
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All Kinds of Combinations Are
the Rage at the Moment-
Another Large Wheat-b row
ers' Combine Formed.
ivBioiiraoir XATZS.
Tarmt fcy Oarrlat.
I? IT'1' Journal, on year
Tba Pall Journal mr ' nth.
IS Illr .Journal, thro months..
" wournai, hy tba weak
& &,!!.?:'! -' -... Hops at 22 Cents Finds . No
Jr ""wMai, My mail, ais asnnvna. a.aw
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"'V journal. ry mall, ooa boo
The amt-Weekly JaanaU
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year
at
Tba Baml-Weaklv JonrnaL alaht ta twelve
pages each lssas, aU tba saw aad fall swkat
rapuvia, oas yaar f 1.50. .
Tba Weekly 7avnaL
Tba Waaklr Journal inn .Inn.. - aulHiia
J5Sr $100 1UM",ud ,nU reports, ooa.'
Remittances should ba made by drafts, postal
r"vm ui on ana iwo-eant poetsgs stamps.
THX J0trA,
r. 0. Hot 111, Portland. Oragoa.
WEATHER FORECAST
Sellers of Stocks Weather
Is -Favorable for Growth of
Oregon Potatoes,
AU Tormina Too la.
Tha pool idea, cms to ba very popu
Ur with tha rural population of Oregon
Several large wheat pool a have lately
beerr effected and aalea made at several
cents advance over the market
FRONT STREET. Aug. 24. Wheat
pools, hop pools, potato pool a, water
Weetbar conditions and general forecast for melon pools, prune pools and. In fact
Washington. Ora-nn ind Idaho:
Showers and thunderstorm baa oeearred In
Colorado. Eastern Nebraska. Western Iowa,
Minnesota, tba Pakotas, Montana, extreme
Northern Idaho, Northeastern Washington and
fenerally throughout tba Canadian North waat.
a tha spring wheat district tba rainfall In
places wm unusually heavy. ,
It la cooler thia morning In Ornn, Idaho,'
Mnnniia ana rxtrrmt noruarn ( aurornla
every kind of pool Is taking well with
Oregon farmers this season. Another
large pool of wheat growers has been
formed In the valley and the millers
and exportera have been Invited to come
along and do business. By this method
the-farmers have come to the ronclu
slon that they can obtain prices several
.4
Tba Inrilratlnna ara for unaattlad waathar In I Hwa that niinlnf In tha nrxtn
thla dlatrlct Tuaaday. with ahowan In tba Wll- I m.rfc .. tha mUra ara iuat now
rdTho." V",r w"bInton "a Nwthw quite anxious to buy stocks 'at most
ailmnm tpmpariture In the Hat 34 bonra, any price. Of course, there Is always
minimum tempera tare, S3; precipitation.
BIRTHS
a limit to the height of quotations and
prominent millers of this city say that
It la not likely that prices will go any
farther during tha present season. Al
ready quotations are several eenta above
Aumut IB To Mr. and Mra. fl. Mtannar of I jT ' f - .w-
Irrlnton HHhta. a danihSr ' PY na n-"' Pro"1- "nu l"c
Aujnat 4 To Mr. and ktra. D. A. Pattallo of millers have been known to pay 4 cents
S8ft Oliaan atraat, a aon. more for valley than what the outside
Auaunt 13 To Mr. and Mra. F. Burns of men are offering.
uVrnlTTu,'. a Mra. A. Oalnari of 229 hQUOtUf"9 ln h" llJZu
Thlrtaflnth atraet, a aon. changed today with the market ruling
Annum 8 To Mr. and Mra. A. Blcnaml of strong on account of the spirited de-
51 Third ureal, a da ugh tar
Auruat 9 To Mr. and Mra. 0
of 226 Larabea atraat, a aon.
Cbalrmonda
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
Angiwt 23 Catharlna Jamaa of 401 Clark
amaa atrrct, diphlharla.
Auaiial 21 Alfred Dj-ale of 601 Savlar atraet.
aipnincria. .
Aiiue 30 'Marie rittanffr of 857 Oanten
baln araaua. ararlat ferrr.
The Edward Holman Undertaking Co..
funeral directors and embalmers. 320
Third street. Phone 607.
J. P. Flnley & Son, funeral directors
and embalmers, have removed to their
new establishment, corner Third and
Madison streets. Both phones No. 9.
Crematorium, on Oregon City eAr
line, near rieiiwoon; modern, scientific,
complete. Charges Adults, $35; chil
dren. $25. Visitors 9 to 5 p. m. Portland
i Cremation Association, Portland, Or.
BXTZm ZBV OEKBTXBT.
.Singles graves, $10. Family Jots from
;$75 to $1,000. The only cemetery In
Portland which perpetually maintains
aM cares for lots. For full Information
apply to W. R Mackensle, Worcester I n(r slightly better. One car of sweet
mand from millers.
Hops at 22 Cants.
Hops continue to climb upward and
those farmers who held on to their
slocks for several months when they
were- offered 2(Vi cents and then sold
them a few months later for 15 cents
are now Indulging ln foot punlahment.
When quotations were down to bedrock
The Journal predicted that they would
go back to 20 cents and perhaps to 26
cents. The former figure has already
been reached and passed and the latter
Is quite likely to be offered within the
next few days. Twenty-two cents has
been offered up the valley, according
to a prominent pool magnate, and it Is
thought that any holders of storks will
ing to part with their supplies under
2$ cents can easily be accommodated by
most any dealer ln the state.
Today Ball Baoalpts.
The receipts per rail from the south
today consisted of 2 cars of Fresno
watermelons, 1 car of oranges and 1 car
of lemons, two cars of Rogue River and
1 car of The Dalles melons were also
received during the day. Watermelons
are in fair call with quotations on both
the Oregon and California stocks look-
ars also smaller with ths demand good'
ronltry aad Srr
Ths half week in the poultry market
closes with all stocks oleaned Up and
higher prices ruling, especially on old
hens, f Egg receipts today were very
heavy lor a Monday and tha market re
burdened on account of ths small de
mand. Quotations are ruling from 18 to
1 cents with sales being mad at both
figures.
Oregon onions ara arriving more freely
and find a ready sals at $1 a sack,
Walla Wallas ars not of such good qua!
Ity and prices ars slightly down.
Better Butter Market
A better condition Is prevailing ln
ths butter market, creamery, store and
dairy being In heavier call. The re
ceipts of creamery are not so large and
the accumulations are getting smaller.
Store and dairy ars in demand from
California.
' Todays quotations as revised ars as
follows:
Block, city. W. M. Ladd. president
Is due thi
potatoes from the south
evening.
Begular Liner Arrives,
The regular liner from San Francisco
arrived last evening and brought a fal
cargo of grapes, lemons and peaches.
Grapes are more plentiful and prices are
weaker. A small shipment of muscat
arrived today and arc being quoted at
$1.40 a box. Tomatoes are slightly
stronger. With a continuance of the
rainy spell a large amount of the local
stocks will be ruined before it can be
3.100 picked and prices will again advance,
Better Potato Waathar.
The cooler and slightly wet weather
has had a good effect on the growing
potatoes and the improvement has been
so great that some dealers are ready to
make shipments,
'The past few days has been very
good for potatoes, says W. H. Dryer,
a well known local Jobber. "The quality
of the stock is greatly Improved, and
am thinking of sending oft a few cars to
fill my Alaska orders within the next
few days. The Oregon potatoes will
1 soon be In a proper condition ror a
1 long snipment ana is just wnai is neenea
1 for the Alaska trade. Alaska merchants
t K.... In nit., anH .hm.lrf
IjtOl your HUB UlOUIltmo nnu lUIiraCII -- V .ffnrt in lot tham Irnnnr tlint
to real estate from the Title Guarantee fPare ho effort to let them know that
them white. The California potato mar
ket ia firm and they are selling their
stocks as fast as they can be dug. In
the Yakima district the stocks Is hardly
In a proper condition for shipment as
yet, and by the time they are ready
for the market we can have the trade
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Laura n. rhllltna and hnahand to Edith
M Cirant. parrel land commencing'
Kaat EUhtranth and Belmont $
Th( Tltla Guarantee ft Truat Company
to t'nlted Barlnsa ft Inrritmant Com,
P nr. lot 14, block 1, Holladay Park
Addition ...i
Trlfr Woodward, trnatee, to Alexander
Kleael. Mork 7, Fnltrtn
B. K. and U L. Manafee to Oeorea P.
Wrlla. eaat AO feat lot 1 and eaat SO
ran iot z, mora nv Ainina
Tllllam L. Weatherler to Carrie Howe,
lota a and 7, block B, Howe's Addi
tion Tarter Sutra Raring. Loan Build
ing Company to P. 'J. Paraona. part
lota Id and 17, blork 3 of Northwest
Mount Tabor
ttglrahr Young; and wife to Virginia
Hrrlrko. lot 3, block 1, Mayor Gates'
Wll! R. Purdr' to' John a'. Andreaa. Iota
.Hi and 31. Mork C. Manaflald Addition
. Per Annum Palm and wlfp to Barnard
Warnn. lot 10. blork 3, anbdlviaion C,
M. Patten Trart
V. Maahrk t al to Anna Jour dan, 10
arrra aertlon 18, township 1 aontb,
range R eaat
Rama to Dr. Kmll Pohl. 10 arrra aame. .
' Same to Anna Pohl, 10 arrra aama
1.000
4.000
2,500
10
876
1
1,800
& Trust Co.. Chamber of Commerce).
BUILDING PERMITS
To O. M. Smith, erect nine two-etory dwell
tnga at Eaat SeTonteanth and Clinton, to coat
116.000.
To (. M. nmitn. erari iwo-arorr Dunning at I corralled,
1.. miik, repair nuuaing ai coacn and
rilV. to coat 7S.
Prunes Ars Bather Small.
I.TWa ..nAM In th t'lnlnUv nt TV a
If . nnmlin Arant lwdln at. 1 . I J
T-mi.r.itv tr.rt. tn roat SS.OOO. wanes are rauier raii iimb bib.ju.
To T. Dunning, repair Dunning- at Sixteenth I coniinueu mi. uryvi.
and Irrlna;. to roat $100.
To J. Srhlerel, erart one and a half atorr
building at Eaat 8lxth and Alberta, to coat
$1.045.
TKBOUGK TBAXB SEBTZCB
'The season will
begin this week and I expect to have
a few cars of Italians and Silvers out
by the last of the week."
The prune outlook ln the Northwest
is excellent and a crop or more than
the average Is expected under favorable
Between Portland ana All Clatsop weather conditions lor tne rew days
Beach Points, on and After more of the season oerore picKing time.
Saturday, July 11. Reports from European centers tell of
Beginning Saturday, July 11, and ev- large shortages and higher prices are
ery Saturday thereafter during the sea- expected to prevail ln this market. Some
son, the popular f-oruana-oeasiae Flyer of the French Duyers are ousiiy engaged
will leave Portland at 2:30 p. m., arrlv- in making extensive buys up the valley.
and the shipments for export this season
are expected to break all previous rec
ords. '
Toft Talks Keats.
"The fresh meat market," says Mr.
John Toft of Toft, Htne & Co.. "Is very
good. Receipts during the first three
days of the week were very small, and
the heavier demand Is making all stocks
firmer at current prices. Veai receipts
were smaller -than during the previous
three days and demand Is heavier. Hogs
are not arriving as fast as the call and
prices ara slightly higher. Beef receipts
iriK fll Astoria ui u.uu p. in., utmrnari,
ana seasiae a:ou p. m., maxing dl
connection at Warrenton for Flavel.
Round trip season excursion tickets
from Portland to all Clatsop and North
Beach points sold at rate or 14.00 for
rouna trip, ana &iuroaj npociai rounu
trip tickets between same points, good
returning Sunday evening, at $2.60 for
round trip. Season commutation tickets
good for five round trips between Port
land and air Clatsop and North Beach
points sold for $15.00. Beach excursion
tickets Issued bv the water lines are
interchangeable and will be honored on
the trains of this company in either di
rection between Portland and Astoria.
Additional Information wll be gladly
furnished upon application to Mr. C. A.
Stewart commercial agent, 248 Alder
street
Beduced Batas to tba Seashore.
Go to Newport on Taquina Bay an
ideal beach. It is becoming very pop
ular with the Portland people. The low
rate of $3.00 has been made by the
Southern Pacific Company ln connection
with the Corvallls A Eastern Railroad
for the Sunday round trip from Port
land, tickets good going Saturday, re
turning Monday.
A delightful rids through the beauti
ful Willamette Valley, with Brlvtlea-a of
. I J Al... T1TIK . . - I
ASK any oouinern x-acinc wompany or t v mm vn a net
Corvallls ft Eastern Railroad agent for waQs TKBTKINO, with PBIFECT UCCB83,
"'" . . . " . .. ALLAYS sU PAiTf J CtT&SS WIND COUC aad
The .most delightful trip across the I js ths best remscy for DIAKRHCBA. Bold by
Mothers!
Mothers!!
Mothers!!!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
-continent is via tha Denver A Rio
Grande, tha: scenic Una of ths world. LItt. t. m
Appfy at Thiril,trwt, Poruand. jgjJJjJJJi
Diuggiats la every part of the world. Be sort
Winslow's Soothing Brnrr,"
eOatrkiad. Tweaatjr-fiTectftabottta)
rOBTLAJTD WH0LZ1AT.1 TZIOU.
ftrala. Flow and Faai.
WHEAT New Walla Walla, 78e; blnastea.
Ic: Valler, sic.
BABI.EV feed, J21i rolled, $23.
OATS No. 1 white. 11.0711.10: arar
ll.OAil.OTU.
FLOUR fcaatam Oragoai Patanta. HQ
$4-K; atralfbta. $.1.00; Vallay, fa.TS0S.BO
araham. Ua. 1.1.40: 10s. 13 70.
MILLSTt rrB Bran. $23 00 par toa: Bld-
dllnaa. t2n.00: ahorta. 121.00: ebon. $18.00.
HAT Tlmothr. Sio.ou: clorar. iju,wii.w
wbaat, 11.00tj 14.00.
Hops, Wool aad Hides.
HOPS 10Q3OO for 1002a: 1903 contracts.
17HlHr.
WOOL Vallar. enaraa to siadlam. 16lHe
flne. 170170: Baatern Oregon, 1041 14 i Uo-
nair nominal. Bourne.
BHEKrHKINS Bbaaring. 14divc! a Don
wool. 32a23e: awdlun wool. SOc; long wooL
ailrMll.44 aarh.
TALLOW Prima, pa DX 4Q5oi Ka. t and
(reaaa. HQZHt.
uiiiks in-r niooa, no. 1, 10 poo no ana
op, 14c par It); dry kip, Po. 1, o to id ina,
lie: drr ralf. No. 1. nnder 6 Iba. IBc; dry
aaltad. hnlla and itin. 1-S laaa than dry
Bint; aaltad, hldaa, ataar. aound. 80 poonda or
arar, TtJSc: 00 to OO roa. ifjnc: anoar av um
and rows, OMTo; ataga and bulla, aoond, 6cl
kip. aonnd. 15 to SO Iba 7; aoond. 10 ta
14 Urn. Tc; rait, aonnd, unaar lu 10a, ao; a"
Innaaltadl la nar fh laaa: rulla, Is par IB
l.mm hm. hlAnm aaltad aarh 11 afil.TS: drr.
aarh tl OOitllRO- mlta' hldaa. aacb. aTkODOcl
oat aklna. common, each. lOtiltki Angora, wit
wool oa. aaeh, Zdcavi.w.
Bnttar, Egga aad Poultry,
BrTTER Kitra. 23ie: crrimerr, 30Q
22e; dalrr. I82ur: atora. ldQlac.
KlidM -rrrah flrpaon. IHftllur.
CHKKBB r-nll craaD, twin, 14e Toon
Amarlran 1fltlAU.e.
POtlLTRT Cblrkana. mlad. 11C12 par lb;
hana, l)fl,V; rooatara. 8tir par lb; broll
ara. 14dll3r er lb; frjrrra. HfyMHc par lb;
durka. 0r per lb; gaeaa. 7Hc Pr lb;
turkey, lira, nominal; drrsard, nominal.
Fruits and Tagataklaa.
POTATOES Naw, 75a5c; burera' prlrea,
7Ar: aweats. 2 We lb.
OXIONN California allreraklna. $1.25; Ore-.
gon. $1.M; Walla Walla, 90ii$1.00; garlic,
6il(r
FREEH rnulTH Applee, fancy, orafon. fi.ou
eil.OO: new (allrornla. 11. BO par doi; oranaea,
ata Valanrlaa. 14 box: lirdltrrranran awaata,
$3.00; bananasi or lb; llonoluln. $3.00 par
buncb; hnrklrberrlra, 12r per In; lamona.
rholra. $3.00; fanoj. $4,0114.00; Umea. Mail
ran. 85r tier 100; urarhra. 40(Ti7Rr; nlnaapplra
$.1.(10; figa. blark. $l.AO; whlta, $l.U0(ii-25;
Dluma. 4ii150r: mnakmelnna. II. DO Drr dos. ;
Oregon nutmrga. $1.00(1(2.00 crata; watermelons
allfornla. HoCftWio per cwt; dragon, i."'(
.Ml oar cwt: wars. 75riilll.o0 per box
nectarines. Sue 1t box; grapes, 1.00ffl.23;
miiarata. $1 Ml; rrshapulra, 6)r per box.
VKOKTABLES Turnlua. 11.00 aaek: earrota.
1.23: beats. II. 28 nrr aack: radlabee. 12Vi
Br rtoi: rahbaaa. (Ireaon. l(Il4t id let-
ture. head. 15c jr dos; green pappara. 20c lb;
horseradish, fte lb: ealarr. 11.00 tier doi: beana.
string, reilow. 8H4c lb; green, 4feQBc lb:
rhubarb. 8r lb: tomatoes. 4r per box; par
ntpa, $1.7B; peas, 8 '84c; cucumbers, B0Q7(Ve
par box: corn, loc per aoa: ekgpiant, iuc id;
butter hrana. lOr lb.
DRIRI) FRUITS Applra, aTaporatad. 07
rh: aurlrota. .7W(itlOr It: neacbra. eive ID:
pears. 8H lb: prunes. Italian. 4HQ5HC lb:
French, i44l4e lb; tigs, California Tlacka, C
Hc: do. white. 7H0Sc lb; plnma. pitted. BQ
6r; ralaloa. sarded. fancy l ib cartons. 50 pack
ages to ease. 8He pkg; seeded. .2-oa cartons,
THc; loose Musoatefles. no-lb boxes. 0VsO7Vi
lb; London lajers. $1.7532.00.
Srooariaa. Muta. Eta.
SUGAR "Sack baala:" Cube. 4) $.180; pow
dered, $5.75; drr granulated. $5.05; extra
C, $5.15; Ooldan 0. $5.06; barrels, 10c; Vi
barrels. 25e; boxea, B0c adrance on aack baala.
Iras 25c per cwt. for cash. 15 aajr, maple, 140
16c lb.
HONET 14Hc per frame.
COFFEB: Oreen Mocba. 21t33e; Java, fancy.
3632c; Jara. rood. 20 (9 25c; Java, ordinary.
18i20c; . Cos "a Rica, fancy. 18e20c; Coats
Rica. good, lflttlte; Coats Rica, ordinary. 10
12r per lb; package rtiffee, $11.11.
TEAS Oolong, different grades, tniQSSe;
Onnpowder. 28i332(31Ae: Engllah Break faat,
different grades. !2U,M65c: Solder Leg, on
colored Japan. SOQOoc; graes Japan, aery
scarce. S0r30c.
SALT Bales. 2s. Sa. 4a. (la. 10a. $3.10: One
tshla. dairy, AOs, .18c: 100a. 74e: Imoortad Ll
srpoo). 50a. 45c; 100a. 8Hc; 324a. II. S8.
SALT Coarse, half grnnnd, 100a. per ton,
$14.00 : 50a. per ton. $14.50: LlTerpool. romp.
rack. $28.00 per ton: AO-lb rock. $14.00: 100a.
$11.50.
ukain bars Calcutta, so.73QO.oo per 100
ror Auguat dallrery.
RICE Imnerlol Janan. No. I. 6T4e: No. 3.
SHc: New Orleans bead. He.
COAL OIL Caaea, 22c per gal. tanka; Water
wnita. iron nnu. iomc wooorn, isc; ueao
llght, cases. 24c. Iron hlila. lTUr: rasntlne. Iron
In raaea. 40c: genuine kettle. In eases, BSc.
LINSEED OIL Pur raw. In bbla. 44c: genn
Ine kettle, boiled, eaaea Blc; bbla 46c; pure raw,
tbla. 22c. eases. 28 He.
UK.Mr.i.NK as act eaaea zze. iron bbla inur.
GASOLINE 86 dec caaea SSMc. Iron bbla
zze.
TURPENTINE In rasea 73e, wood bbk
72Ar. Iron bbla 70c, 10-lb eaaa lota 75c,
BE,
CHICAGO
WHEAT
MOVES SOME UP
Market Was About 3-Cen
Higher and Closed at Top
Figure of the Day Pit Was
Dull After Break,
Corn Was Easy Under Con
tinued Favorable Weather
the West Crop Advices
Continue Conflicting.
(Special Prrmlaalon of Bolton. d Rnrter A Co.)
CHICAOO. Aug. 24. Logan ft Bryan
advise: Ths wheat market was about
4o higher and closed at ths top of the
day. It Is a dull market and this, after
ths break of ths past few days, would
seem to indicate that the pressing llqul
datlon Is about over. At the close of
last week the feeling was bearish
Trade was disposed to Ignore all other
conditions and look for a rather free
movement of wheat from the North
west. Today the outlook Is considerably
changed. The Northwest has rains;
Manitoba and Dakota also. The Eng
lish country markets are quoted strong,
with a scarcity of offerings. A well-
informed authority gives it as his
opinion that the requirements of the
United Kingdom from the outside will
this year be the largest on record. It
Is pretty generally conceded that France
will need to Import wheat. All these
things makes bullish feeling. Ws
might add that primary receipts keep
materially below last year.
Corn Market Easy.
The corn market is easy. Continued
favorable weather in the West is the
depressing factor. Crop advices, how
ever, keep conflicting. Wherever corn
has a good start, rapid progress is be
ing made under existing conditions. In
the sections where the start waa poor,
reports keep unfavorable. Moderate re
ceipts and pretty fair demand prevail.
There is a good, liberal short interest.
Oats Ysty Quiet.
The oats market closed a shade easier
and very quiet. There is nothing urgent
n the cash demand. Speculative feei
ng la waiting to some extent on ths
outcome and the action of corn. The
bulls on oats get their encouragement
from the short crop, and the bears at
present prlcea. We are Inclined our
selves to think there Is a good deal of
truth in the latter proposition, but rec
ognise that the action of the corn mar
ket will be an important factor.
Xilttls Changs ln Provisions.
The provision market closed quiet
and without much change. Receipts of
hogs were more liberal, but prlcea at
the yards were firm. Trade is almost
wholly local and on a very moderate
scale. There does not seem to be much
bear activity in the market. We see
nothing yet on which to advise pur
nase or provisions.
SPECULATIVE-MOOD
HAS CHANGED SOME
Week of Perfect Harvest
Conditions in Northwest
Is the Cause.
(Special Porrnlaslnn of Bolton, de Rnrter A Co.)
CHICAGO, Aug. 24 The Hecord-Her-aid
today says:
A wsek of perfoct harvest conditions
In ths Northwest changed the specu
lative mood some. Saturday's wheat
close was tQ3c under thri Satur
day previous, and somewhat more than
that under the high price of week be
fore last. The weather was the legiti
mate and most Important Influence, and
It was nstural to raise tha price some
thing. There was a good deal heard of
revised estimates as to the Northwest
yield, with pretty nearly everything In
the way of increase. As for quality, ths
story was of on sort high grade.
The Northwest weather conditions will
command the attention this week to the
same extent they did last. They will
be Just ss Important in the prlre-mnk-lng.
The quality of over a third of the
year's wheat supply Is st stake and
subordinate to that there Is dependent
the promptness with which this sup
ply can be available. Another week like
the last will prnctlrally secure) the spring
wheat and tend to hasten the market
ing of It. The course or prices at Mln
nespolls has Illustrated the slttintlon
and the expectations there. Old No. 1
Northern has droppml from 11.01 to 8ftr,
and the near futures up there have de
clined more than at Chicago. There haa
been an exigency for supplies which has
made extraordinary prices, and which
haa Influenced this market. That Is
passing now. and the completeness with
which It will be removed depends on the
mmedlata conditions for harvesting and
movement.
OP
PICKING
BEGINS TODAY
Picking Operations to Beein in
Some of the Smaller Yards
of the Aurora District All
Fear Rainy Spell.
Mold Is Appearing in Most of
the helds Production Wil
Be at Least a Fourth Short
To Form Pool.
Chicago Cash Business.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24 The cash sales
Saturday were 200.000 buiihels of corn
and 160,000 bushels of oals. Seaboard
reporta live loads of wheat and six loads
of corn taken for export.
yew Tork Inmmary.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24 London stocks
firmer. & point higher. London set-
lement begins Tuesday. Supposed In
crease of loans ln the bank statement
ras caused by corporation borrowing.
Illnols gained R45 stockholders In four
months. I'nlted States realty has con-
racts in hand aggregating 120. 000. 000.
Forty-one roods for the second week of
August show an average gross Increase
of 11.13 per cent; S8 roads for the sec
ond week of August show an average
net Increase of 10.26 per cent. There Is
a better demand for stock ln the loan
rowd. The banks gnlned from the sub-
reasury on Friday $590,000. More than
half of Saturday's Increase In loans was
made by Western national banks. All
Western railroads report active business
nd big prospective demand for trans
portation. Twelve industrials advanced
1R per cent, 20 active railroads de-
lined .33 per cent.
NEW YORK STOCKS
DESCRIPTION.
ANS Small w'llte 4U4V4C large wblte
I.1.N5U4.U0, pint 93.TBU3.vu. oajau 94.73. Units
16.00.
NUTS Peanuts. efT7e per Tn ror raw. BftlOe
for roaated: rocoanuta. 85(it00c per dos; wal
nuts. 14H(?tloc per lb: pins nnta. 104112tte
per id: niraorr nun, inc per id; cneatnota,
Eaatern. 15(jflc par lb: BraslI nnta. 14c per
rn; niberts. l.VfCinc per nv raney pecans, 14 o
loc per ro; almonds, laajioc per in.
Masts and Proriaons.
FRESH MEATS Inapected: Beef, crime.
64c; cows, b(254c; mutton, dressed, BjJSHe;
lauiDe. dresaeji, oc.
FRESH ffiATS Front a treat Beat, crime.
6c; bulla. Z-: cows, B05He; pork, 7
7c; real, 7Hn)8Vc; mutton, dressed, Ac;
lambs, dreaaed, !,
RAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland nack flocall
hama. 10 to 14 Iba.. 18c: 14 .to 1 lbs., IBHe;
breakfast bacon. 15Vift20c: picnics. lOtyc;
aalted aldea. llMo lb; smoked sides, l".ci
dry salted backa. 11 : bacon backs, 12c;
bntta, salted. He: amoxea. luc ro.
EASTERN-PACKED HAMS Under 14 Iba,
loc; orer 14 Iba. 15c; fancy, lBQ10c: pic
nics. 11c: ahouldera, 11c; drr aaltad aldea.
nnamoked. HMc; braakfaat bacon, 1818c;
fancy. SOc.
LOCAL LA RD Kettle leaf. ins. 10TAet Be.
11c; 50-tb tins, 10Hc; steam rendered, 10s,
10c; 5s, 10SC, 50s, 10c.
ASTERN LARD Kettle leaf, 10-ro tins,
U'ic; 5s. llc; 50-lb tins, 11c: steam rend
ered. IOs, 10 c; 5a, lO'fcc; 60s, 10 c
A bora packing bouse prices are net eaaa, 18
Sara.
SALMON Colombia Hirer, l ib tails. 11.70:
J-Ib tails. 12.40: fancy l ib data. $1 85; H-tO
fancy data. 11.10: fancy l ib oval, tz.50; Alaska
talla. pink. 80c; red. fi.SO: 2-lb tails. $2.00.
FISH Rock cod. Tc: flonndera. 0c: ballbnt.
5c; Ung cod, 7c: crabs. $1.50 dos: raaor clama,
810c per doa. : striped baaa. ItUc; salmon.
Chinook. Tc; hutnpbacka. 5c; soles, Sr; shrimps.
Piiret Sound, lac; cat nan, oc; surer anion.
5c lb.
Closing Q rain Quotations.
8AN FRANCISCO. Aug. 24. Tho
losing grain quotations ln the various
cities today were:
New York Wheat September,
86 He: December, S64c. Corn Septem
ber, 674c
St. Louis Wheat September.
80 c:. December, 84c bid. Corn
September, 4 7 He.
Kansas City Wheat September.
fdc bid; December, 81V4c. Corn Sep
tember. 44 c. '
Milwaukee . Wheat Seotember.
81 nc asked; old. So He. Corn - Sep
tember, 61 c. asked.
San Francisco Wheat December,
1.10H- Barley December. IL4714 -blO.
nacnnda Mining Co...
mal. Copper Co
tcblaou. com
uo preferred
m. Car A F., com. . . .
do preferred
m. .Sugar, com
Am. Smelt., com
do preferred
A O., com
do preferred
Brook. Ranld Tran
Can. Pacific, com
A A., com
do preferred
A O. W.. com
M. A Ht. P
A N. W.. com
Chicago Term. Ry....
heaateake a o
Canada South
Colo. South., com
dV second preferred .
do first preferred . . . . ,
Pel. Hudson
I). A It. O.. com......
do preferred
Erie, common
do second preferred . .
do. drat preferred
Illinois Central ,
Louis. A Naah
Met. Trartion Co
Man. Ele rated
Mex. Cent. Hy
Minn. Ht. P. A Ste. M.,
do preferred ; . .
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T.. com
do preferred
New York Central
Norfolk A W com....
do preferred
North American
N. V.. Ont. A Wea
Penn. Ry
People's (J. L. A C. Co.
Preas. Steel Car, com..,
Puc. Mall S. Co
Reading, cum
do second preferred . .
do AM t preferred
Rep. Iron A S., com....
do preferred
Rock Island, com
do preferred
Southern Ry., com
do preferred
Southern Pacific
Ht. L. A S. K., 2d pfd..
St. L. A 8. W., com
do nrcferred
Texas A Pacific
Tenn. Coal A Iron
Union Pacific, com
do preferred
I". S. Leather, com.,...
uo preferred
I". S. Rubber, com
do preferred
I'.- 8. Sleel Co., com....
do Drererrea
Wheel. A L. E., com,..
do second
do flint
Wis. Cent., com
do preferred
West. Cnlon. Tel
Wabash, com
do preferred
T2
47
61
82
2
115
44 4
82
86 H
43
124 1
22
62
16W
141
.103
104
82
60 V
l.Hi
21 H
02
2.14
76
20
66 V,
132 H
10H
112
V6i
14U
57
120
02 V4
lSj
41l
121
62
NH
74
22
123
U.I
23
64
ON
75 H
7
61
88 Vk
ax
8214
U5fe
45
0 H
82 V4
87
44
125
a
62 U
17
141
163
1014
82
61
14V4
72
41) Vi
61 hi
88
31H
82
114
44
89 M
81
86
43
124
62
16
72
47
611
88
31
82
115
44
80
81
86
44
125 U
21 V
62
18
13.130
162 102
10
82
60
18
t
32
60
Hi-,
20 I 20
S2 51'51
11V4
26
68
21
83
44
60
15
83
20
J1
74
87
8
80
12
40
22
60
16
28
48
10
80
83
22
84 I
24
76
2W
68
132
104
113
133
i1
57
120
U3
10
42
121
62
86
T4
23 V.
123
U3
23"
64
68
American Stocks ln Xiondon.
LONDON, Aug. 24. 2 p. m. Anacon
da Copper unchanged. Atchison advanced
, preferred advanced , Baltimore ri
Ohio advanced . Canadian1 Pacific ad
vanned . Chesapeake & Ohio advanced
; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ad
vanced H. Denver A Rio Grande un
changed. Erie advanced , first ad
vanced . Illinois Central advanced
New York Central advanced 94 . Louis
vllle & NashvlllA advanced . Mexican
Central unchanged; Missouri. Kansas A
Texas unchanged. Ontario & Western de
clined , Norfolk & Western advanced
. Pennsylvania advanced 4, Reading
advanced Vs. firsts unchanged. Southern
Pacific advanced . preferred un
changed. United States St-cl unchanged,
preferred ' advanced . Wahaah un
changed, consols 90, advanced 4.
SEVERAL DAYS OF
BEARISH FEELING
23
76
28
23
76
2!
50
66 66
iazyl ;i:i2
108I103
111U1
133 133
114
65
27
64
22
84
44
60
16
33
26
42
74
87
8
80
14
40
22
70
16
28
49
1
38
84
22
34
67 67
128 1211
81 U2
10 10
41 41
120!12o
62 62
86 86
74 74
22 22
122 1 123
93 93
41
22 22
64 64
68 68
78
H 11
65 65
20 U 26
63 63
21 22
83 84
44 44
49 411
15 15
83 33
25 26
40 40
74 74
86 86
8 7
80 80
12 12
40 40
21J4 22
69 70
16 18
27 27
48 48
18 1H
88 3H
83 83
21 21
84
(Sneclal Dermlaslon of Bolton, de Ruyter ft Co.)
CHILACJO, Aug. z. mere nas Deen
a good deal of bearish feeling the past
few days, and there la probably quite a
liberal short Interest. The cables show
strength ln wheat, and the rains ln the
Northwest come ln an opportune time,
as wheat Is largely ln the shock. There
Is a demand which Is taking the winter
wheat as fast as It comes to market, and
there is every Indication that there are
plenty of buyers awaiting the spring
wheat movement. :,
The weather Is fine for corn. Reports
of improvement in condition have an in
creasing tendency. The movement out
of farmers' hands is in consequence
showing a moderate increase. A little
larger receipts are expected this week,
and cash demand is good.
CHICAGO HOGS ARE
10 CENTS HIGHER
per cent.
Money s per, cent.
Total vales for the day, 286,000.
aUnge of Cbioago Markets.
(Special Permission of Bolton, de Ruyter A Co.)
CHICAOO. Aug. 24. Tha markets rsnaed to.
day as follows:
uign.
Close of llTsrpoel Grain.
LIVERPOOL. An. 24. Cloaex-Wbeet. SeD-
temher, 6-4, higher. . ,
corn September, . lower.
Open.
wneat
8t...,
Dee '
Corn
8ept....
Dec
Oata
Sept ....
Dec. . . . .
Tori
Sept.... 12.87
UtJ 04. 13.02
Lard ,
Sept.... 8.22
Ribs
Septa.... 7.85
,v
.80
.61
.34
.36
-80
81
.61.
.61
.34
86 J
12.00
18.02
8.27
7 85
Low.
T9
.81
.604
.51
.84
.86
12.85
13.00
8.20
.7.82
, Close.
I .80 B
.81
.61 A
.61 B
.84
.86
12.87
18.05
6.22
7-82B
Chicags Orals Oars.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24. The grain ear record
shows:
Cars. Grade. . Est
Wheat, ...114 26 100
Corn .."i,.-. 290 61 . S10
Oata 244 13 135
CHICAGO, Ang. 24. Receipts of livestock ln
the principal packing centers of the country
today were :
Hogs. Cattle. Hheep.
Chicago 23.cMI 21.inhi 2N.iki
Kaunas City 2,noo 12. 000 2.000
Omaha 2.700 4.000 i.vmni
Hogs opened 10 cents higher with .im) l.-rt
orer from Saturday. Receipts a .venr ago
were 23,000. Ruling prices are: Mixed. $5.30
C1I8.OO; good, f5.36(i5.8u; rough, f4.50i5.25;
light, 5.50fttfl. 15.
Cattle 10 cents higher.
Sbeep Weak.
Chloago Cash Wheat.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24. The cash mar
ket at noon was: No. 2 red. SlQ
82c; No. 3 red, 80 if Sic; No. 2 nurd win
ter, 80C! iS'a 3 hard winter, TSffsOf;
No. 1 Northern spring. 90c; No. 2 North
ern spring, 87c; No. 3 spring, S.lc.
The hop-plcklng season in this stste
formally berfin today. Picking opera
Hons started In the yards of Oeorge
Wills st Aurora and H. Osterholts at
Needy. Both of the yards consist of
10 acres of ground.
A personal visit of a Journal repre
sentative to the yards In the Aurora
district yesterday showea the crop to
be considerably backward, and the loss
In the yield this year Is estimated at
26 per cent under thst of last year
This fact Is rather startling when it Is
considered that throughout the district
a large number of acres of ground will
bear hops for the first time this season.
All the hopmen seen are anxious to
get their hops picked with ss little do
lay as possible, as most of them fear
rain and mold. Very few of the yards
visited did not show signs of mold, and
in some spots it was thick enough to
practically destroy the quality of the
product.
Hops Ars Tary Small.
Tnken altogether, the hops aro very
mall and In a majority of the yards
fears are still entertained that they will
not sufficiently mature. Warmer weath
er Is wanted, but as all indications now
point to early rains, the hopmen are not
going to take any chances of having
their crops destroyed. Oreater chances
sre to be taken, however, ss most of the
yards will begin to pick during the week,
and In nearly all cases the hops sre not
nearly matured enough to be placed on
the market.
The quality of the hop. aside from
the maturing, is of the best that has
been raised In this state, and no com
plaints are heard on that score.
Among the yards to begin picking dur
ing the week are:
Oeorge Wills. Aurora. 10 acres, signs
of mold, picks today.
H. Osterholts. Needy, five acres, fair
condition, picks teday,
C. Zimmerman. Aurora, 11 acres, fair
condition, three-fourths of a crop.
Charles Zlggler, Aurora, picks Friday,
short yield.
Oeorge Smith. Aurora, better crop than
ever, picks Friday.
A. N. Wills, Aurora, 10 acres, new
yard, bad condition .
The above Is only a partial list and
were the only ones to be seen yester
day. The other yards In the district sre
In the same condition, and 75 per cent la
considered by all the growers to be a
fair estimate of the yield.
Hop Pool to lorm.
Within n few days, It Is said by some
of the most prominent men ln the Au
rora district, a hop pool composed of a
majority of the growers of the state will
be formed for the purpose of obtaining
higher prices thun are now being of
fered.
According to all Indications, Pro
moter Durst, of the last pool, will again
be at the head of the hopmen. Mr.
Durst Is at present looking up the pros
pects for the coming season's yield, and
also laying his plans for the formation
of the pool.
Very few growers ln the state have
made contracts this season on their
crops, and nearly all are determined to
hold for high figures. Twenty-one
cents has been offered for contracts ln
the Aurora district, but has been re
fused. All of tht! larger growers inter
viewed- said that they would not sell
their hops under a 25c market, and
some of them are talking of holding for
even higher figures.
Prloa for Picking.
As yet there has be-n no regular price
for picking formulated ln the Aurora
district, and prices will range from 25
to 45 j-ents, according to the sise and
qualify of the yard. Hoppers are being
placqa in proper condition ror the sea
son's work, and the dry houses have been
repaired. The 1903 hop season. will be
In full swing by the first part of the
coming week.
Ths Oldest TV sat Compaay- is rH"
QBTLAirn TtUtT COMrAHT 0T 0AI00K.
i No. 10 Third Street. '
Iscorporatad April XX. l7. 1
Wa laatta eunpon car tinea lea of deposit rof
Ire years, on whia we pay Interval at "
lata of 4 per cant par annnm, aa per aetnl
aonnal conpona attached. Wa taaue lnlere- ,
bearing rpreial eartlscatea ef sVpnatt 0" l'M
than J&"0 rack, payable npna 10 dark' rail
by tha holder, or 10 days' notice by tas Truat ,
Company, par cant per annua. ,
Payable on So daa' call or SO days' Sotli.
S per cent per annaan.
'arable on So daya' rail or 80 days swtkw,
A ru p enl rwr annum ...
n eertlflrstes of tfl.ooo or orer mtareat will
1 paid Quarterly or avail-annually if srairea.
All. as defined In our book of ILL! HI KA.
TION8. roplea of whlrb m shall be glad ta
fttrntah rtn rtitMttsm
BEVJ. I. C6HZN, Praaidant.
B. UI PA0IT. aWeratary. I
BIDS WANTED
TOGETHER with adranca raporta dally as) Sit (
buildings, water and sawsr systems, railroad
must ruction, lumber and logging camps and
&ropoaals lor naw machinery, covering entire ,
orthwaat. Addrrsa Pugut Sou."! PraaS Clip I
plug liuraau. Inc. Tluiaa lildg., BeaUls
Waah.
If You Want!
A partner In roar bnalnesa: If ran want
thing adrarttaa for It In TIIK JOURNAL.
MALI HZXP WANTED.
WANTED Young man to work In aaah aod) ,'
door factory; ateady work; a Lao rut of saaa
and rlpaaw man; 25 man to work ln saw aslll
In the rlty; 12 25 per and lira at home; one :
Brat rlaaa atlrkar man In city, ( all upstairs,
room 19. 2.13 Diirnslda atreet. "'
WANTED- SU lu.ire atudenta to take adrsntsge
of tha reduced rate offered to our drat class
In harherlng. For full particulars call or
write Portland Barber College, 25J KTarettj
street. .
C. R. HANSEN A CO.. 26 Stwth Second St.,-;
general male employment agency Head
quarters for work lor men for railroad coo
slructlon and other outalde work:
WANTED Krt clnaa carin-nters. Apply W. IU
(rordiHi, contractor. Carnival grounds, Tama
hill ntreet to M A. A. I", grmmda
J
rUKXTBHXD BOOMS.
I
LOGAN DCII.IU.NO. 108 Union ara, ElagaeS
rooms for housekeeping or transient, snraia oea
or anforntahed: rates reasonable.
Vi ELL VENTILATED single rooma. 15c. 20a
roa zc a night; bads. ine. tas arsnia
Booaa. aor Second and Darla.
TUB COSMOS Fonrth and Morrison. fnrnlsbsA
bnaaakaeplnt sultas, aulu aad single rooma 1
13 par weak and an.
204 STARK ST.. nicely furnished rooma; ran.
sonahle rent; trauslaota aollcltao. rnoasi
rront 1009.
TUB CASTLX 17 Waahlngtoa at; rooms toa
(sntlamen; transient. Tal. Booth 701.
half block Portland HotaL
J
180 Seventh st.
WAKTEO.
WANTKI) -Knnrilahed snd unfnrnlahed rooms
snd ho'iaes. Public snd prlrate. CITY BENT
INC, BI RKAC. 234 Mnniaon 8t.
B0AKD WITH B00VS.
UOOMS WITH BOARD, well furnished: all
modern conveniences ; table board also. 321
Thlrteanth.
. ... I
FOB SALX.-
f'OR HALE Cheap, one horae snd deliver!
wagon with cover; In nrat-cisaa conlltlon;
party leaving city. Address 871 Water street
near Montgomery, after 5 o'clock.
FOR SALE $150. team, harneaa and good
Democrat wagon with double springs; Joat
tha thing for a camping trip. Inquire at 470
Flint street. Cpper Alhlna. .
FOR SALE Two rough-coated Collla pupa, reg
istered, for sale or trade, only 3, worth 10,
What have you? Adilreaa G. W. Desna, 381
Second St.
FOR SALE Blacksmith shop; good location; In
growing town: good nusliieaa: price, 450.
Apply Blacksmith, Journal office.
FOR SALE One span of mules, wsgon and
harneaa, wagon sulfa hie for peddling. In
quire at 8O0 Front street.
FOR SALE 5-room booaa. lot 68x100; lawa
and fruit trees. 613. Esst Twenty-sixth eu.
nesr Clinton Kelly School; Woodstock car.
ST. PAUL LEADS THE
LIST IN DECLINES
NEW YORK. Aug. 24. The stock
opening was quiet. London ruled above
our prices. Steels were pressed for
sale in moderate amounts. After the
early f-trcngth the list sold oft under
the lead of St. Paul. This stock was
apparently offered down foj effect on
reat of list. The market was at all
times narrow and lacked public Inter
est. Stocks that liplayed fair strength
during the early decline were I'nlon Pa
cific, Krlo and Reading. The former
was well supported by Inside interests.
Missouri Pacific was bid up by the
clique In control, and tha advance
a used a covering movement of nervous
shorts. The close was featuresless, with
a strong undertone.
Clearing House Beport.
The report of the Portland clearing house
tor tne past wees, was ns roiiows:
Cnloago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24. Hogs closed 10
to 15 cents higher; cattle, 10 to 15 cents
higher, and sheep, 10 cents lower.
Monday ...
Tin-sitay . .
Wednesday
Thursduy
Friday
Exchanges.
675.243.43
526.935 38
r2",55H.27
423.542.37
305.684.47
Saturday 2116. 8111.84
Total for week
ending Ang. 22.
10O3 12,834.783.76 j
Corresponding w'k
lu 1902 2.834. 251. 28
Balances.
fHKi.823.3o
75.346.05
Mil. 556. U7
65. 441). 27
62.470.6.8
38.155.12
$431,810 80
422.703.06
FOR SALE A few hUh-grsde typewriters, $30
each, u and M. Alexander. I2Z Third at.
BLUE FBIHTINO.
BLI'E PRINTS, black or brown prints, etc..
executed with despatch. Portland Blue Print
Co.. 20. Alnsworth Block. Phone Main 2683.
FOB BEST.
WE rent rooma and houses All prlcea. All
over tba city. CITY RENTING BUREAU.
234 Morrison St.
ATTOB-ETB.
EMONS A EMMONS, attorneys at law, S44
Worcester bldg.
B. B. RIGOEN, Attorney and Connaallor-aa.
Law: Kotary. SOS-Sod AMngtos bldg.
PA-TUN. BEACH A SIMON
B10 Chamber of Commerce,
J. T.
TAUGHER
Room 18, Atnswortb Batldlng.
B. B. DICKINSON, Attorney-at-Law as Nsa
tary Public. 003 Commercial bldg.
CARFEJtTEBS AND BUILDERS.
1. P. LUCY, successor to Gordon Mfg. Co.,
carpenter, builder, general contractor, booaa
remodeling, alteratlona. etc.; cabinet work
and Jobbing a specialty; counter shelving, lea
bcxes, etc.; store and office fixtures; np-to-data
and original carpenter work of all ,
kinds; nothing too large or too small for ,
onr Immediate attention; no files on osj we
make and pnt up the bast fly acreens ta
Portland. ghon. foot of Yamhill atw
phone. Black 2807: residence. 74T East Stark,
reside: c phone. White 712.
JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter snd bollder, SOT
stark St.: ouira snd atora ni tores omit aaaj
rei odeled; altering and repair bouses. Pboasj
Main 747.
II. F. CLARK, carpenter and jitllder; repairing
snd Johnlng: offlce flitnres. Residence pnona.
Weat 782; ahop. Main 1941. 453 Wash, st.
AUTHORS, carpenter and bnllder: repairing and
Johnlng; store and nfflce nirnres hunt. Baosj
"00 Clumhla Phone Clav 1851.
BAEGIKO AND LIGHTERIMO.
OREGON ROUND LUMBER CO.,
side st. Phone Grant 1171.
181
Baraa
BATHS.
MASSAGE. Turkish. Ruslan baths; Battle
Creek miraes, 3uu Oregonian Bldg. Pbone
Main 1038.
CBEAM AND CREAMERY BUTTER.
The Tonic S
Par Excellence.
fltiBiiy
U CA Wine OoMtai4
V - Tbt best spefic remedy to Af
Malarlal and Typhoid
v. - . Fever. W ')
. X,Cold, Innuenza. Ao. r A
K. Forotat Co.. tita r i
. S. WUllaai sii: jTis
, Local Livestock Bacaipts.
PORTT.ANI) UNION STOCK YARDS. Aug. 24.
The receipts of livestock In the local yards
today consisted ' 210 hogs and 310 sheep.
Killing prlres are Arm with an excellent demand
for all stocks. Prices are:
Cattle Best, $3.75; medium, $3.50; cows.
2 .Miri2.7r.
Hogs Best. 6e; medium, lAtff8c.
Sheep 2fi3e.
-The cotton market
Mew Tork Cotton.
(Special Permission of Bolton, de Ruyter A Co.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 24.
ranged today as follows
Open. High. Low.
f 0 87 f 10.10 f 0.86
10.06 10.06 111.00
Jsn,
Feb.
Mar.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Not.
Dec.
0 85
12 22
10.84
10.04
B 88
9 85
10.07
12.28
11.04
10.29
10.12
10.08
0.83
12.22
10.M
10.O4
a. 88
9.84
Close.
f lO.OOfrMO.lO
lo.fierg lo.os
10.061 10.08
12. 25 i 30.
ll.0oCiill.01
10.29M3O
10.1 mi 11
10.07 10.08
BK8T creamery hutter snd pure cream promptly
delivered to all parts af the city tram ouo
tsla View Farm, Gresham. Oregon. Apply ta
W. W. Cotton. 314 Worcester Bldg. Tela.
phone. Main 5.''8.
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OHIB0FODY AND MANICURING.
THE liiiVENIS. the only sctentiac chiropodists
In tha city; parlors aoi-2, Alisky bldg.
this Is tha long-haired gontlamsa you want
to see Grant 10 .
CORNICE SKYLIGHTS.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvaulaed lroa
olcea. J. C. Barer. 265 Second at
DYEING AND CLEAN I NO.
CITY STEAM PYEING CLEANING WORK&,
Herman Enkle, proprietor. Phone Mala
1713. No. 65 6th st.. near I'lna. Portland. Or.
CASH -E0ISTEBA.
UALLYVUUD CASH
RGGISTFltS. 4 Stark
FBEB SHINES.
Wheat os Fasaaga.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24. Grain on paaaage shows:
Today Year Age
Bush. Bush.
Wheat .27.336,000 25,624,000
Cora 18.5O9.O00 9,912. 0O0
. ! , .! ! Si! .! ' III .
. YUuble arala aUtpply,: -,:, 'W ;
: CHICAGO. Aug. 14. -Thajrraln rlsbla
supply is: , Wheat, . Increase 172.000
bushels; corn, decrease 212,000 b"els;
oats, decrease 38.000 bushels.' .
CLOTHES CLEANED and preasad fl aar
moath. Col qua Tailoring Co.. 4I Waaala.
toa at.
CEREAL MILLS.
ACM a) MILLS
Arm. Ceraals.
CO., Manufarturwra BaiaCoa
to aad 22 Karth Vreat at.
COAX AND WOOD,
Wa-STEKN tKfcU A fUbUi CO
.. Daak-ra Is all kinds ausl, sot, aad)
ebareoaL- Pa-ma lots, j " - ,
fPLCAH COAL CO., whoVsala daelare a
aoa la fanadrr aad eaaeltar sok.
MaaaaHM.SS wsaaMawSM
DOG ADi H0B8E HOSPITAL.
DR. 8. J. CARNEY. t art nary aorfeon. 150 M.
IStta. f bone Mtla 1484. Baa. phone, kiuui Im,
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