THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL frOttTLAND, TIIURSDAT EVENING. - SEPTEMBER 1 0. 1903.
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TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
MARKET
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inn Nassau Btrwt. tef Intl, Trtbuo
Building, Chicago. ,
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1.23
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Th If1r Journal, on yr
1 Tb Dally Journal, .Ii month
Th Daily JoornaC thre month.
The Daily Journal, by th. week
Tama by Matt.
Th Pally Journal, by mall, en year...
Th Dally Journal, by mail. lx month.
Tb Dally Journal, by mall, thre month.
IB Dally Journal, by mall, on month...
, - Th Boml-WMkly journal.
! Th Semi-Weekly Journal, elf M to twelv
KlTM aeh Issue, all th new aad full maratt
e porta, n year 81.80.
Th Weekly Journal.
Th WMkly Journal, 100 column of reading
each lan. Illustrated, full market report., on.
year. 81.00.
Remittance should b mad by draft., postal
ot, ' iira ordere and amall amount ar
eeaptabl la en and two-cent porta- lUmp.
'' P. . Bog HI. fortLnd. Oregon.
POTATO
QUOTED SUFFER
bzozzft or sbvbbax. aiaka
ORBZKB IAI A STBXHrCrTmXHIirQ
eraser oh btjujto razes
BBMAK9.
took zs xw actttb
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One Portland rirm Ships Xarfe Xrat to
tuo OoTernmat at Alaska Another
Concent Beoelrea An Ordsr tot 9,000
Sacks Salmon Season Opens Ml
Z.arge ' Catch Zs Beported rreeh
Xeata Slump With Bmt; Becerpta.
-'-. TODAY'S FORECAST.
, A dl.turb.rn of .Hgbt energy ooveloped
I Suddenly yesterday la British Colombia and
moved ra.tir.rd 10 alonUna. i where It 1. now
centr.l. It nutfi Ught r.ln. laat night nearly
wywner In Orrfoa. Wa.blnton, Northern
Idaho, Brltl.h Columbia, Montana aa the
Cnadlaa Northweet. Rain 1 alw reported In
.ainiaourl and llllnol. V
i It la much warmer thl mornlnc In Oreion.
Fmithent Waahlnirtnn, Idaho, Montana - and
Potato Stiff an VP. .
Th. reoolDt of neveral large orders
.for potatoes for Alaska shipment by
local firms has had a tendency to
strengthen the market wonderfully since
yesterday. 4
Front Street, Sept 10. In the local
markets today the . quotations on good
ripe potatoes of the Durban, variety
are somewhat stlffer than- they were
yesterday. The receipt of svveral late
orders for large stock of - shipping
stocks by local firms for the Alaska
Northern t t.h. and al ahtly -noler In t allfarnla been the principal factor In
and decidedly eooler In the aftddle wt. . making the change of sentiment, ana
, The indications are for generally fair weather with the receipts of further and larger
1? W. d'",r,,t rrhi';- " .TiiL S00,10; orders, there will -In all probability be
iilirht in Oregon. and In. Southern and Central . K' th. hnln r,le.
Idaho, followed . by .lowly rintug temperature .;:vvv" , . i
Jfridr. . - ' - .. '. J within a few weeks. The receipts of
Maximum temperature during jpaat 34 boars, l good stocks are very small comparea
74; - ululmam
on.
temperature, 48; .. precipitation,
District Force iter.
with the existing demand occasioned by
the outside orders, while the arrivals
of the poorer and green stocks are still
on with full farce. In a nutshell there
BntTHi.
Angn.t 2A, to Mr. and Mrev f. C. Brak
1 busrn vf Bunnyld, a eon.
September 7, to Mr. and Mr.'' A. K. Wag
Her of H Park, a aon. .
i September S, i Mr. and Mra. F. T. Mer.
rill of 101 Twelfth atreet, a aon.
, Augiwt 2S. to Mr. and Mra. C BllerriU of
42 Ea.t Yambllt, a daughter. -
. Augiwt 22. to Mr. and Mr. 3. H. Booa of
S3 North Thirteenth atreet. a aon.
i September B, to Mr. and Mra. B. Lade man
, Atigimt 22, to Mr. and Man. i. H. Booa of they would neither deny nor affirm It.
w w Thirteenth street, a aon. ;-imn Onana
The fall-winter salmon season opened
r. Crorty of on the Columbia river and its trtbu-
is a, good steady demand at higher
prices for good shipping potatoes, while
the market for those stocks that are not
first-class is very Ismail. Wolf &.8ons
today finished the delivery of one sec
tion of their potatoes; destlnea lor tne
government in Alaska. The shipment
consisted' of 1.000 cases. An order for
.000 bags from Alaska was received
yesterday by one of the local firms, but
September 4. to Mr. and Mra. it. O. Cm mer of
B.1I Twelfth atreet, a aon.
Augnat . to Mr. and Mr. ,4.
floo Ea.t llort. a dauiruter.
September 4, fa Mr. and Mr. C. R. Helller of
jta.t lay lor atreet, a aon.
' ,r' V COXTAOIOITg Titair4rg,
September a. Mra. Wllhelm. at 908 North
'Eighteenth (troet; typhoid ferer.
September 8. John and Airrea rnrket or II
: Grand arenue; typhoid fever.
- September H, D. A. Eddln of 802 Fourth
atreet: typhoid fewr. ' . ,
September 8. Mia Prna Kdlla of 802 Fourth
street ; typnoia rerer. ,
Septemlier' S. Agnes Potter .of T8T M.llory
Trnaer fcanet xTer.-
' . 4 , SEATH8. : ' H
AvDtemher 8. Rnencer HIIL aged 1. at St.
vincent'a boaplfal; old ag. Intertnent, Ion I Hogs are seen everywhere, and tnd de
tarles today and from reports received
in this city this morning the catch la
very likely to exceed all expectations.
Very few of the canners -on the lower
river will operate this season, as the
market Is heavily overburdened with
cheap grades. Chinooks and other first
class grades ore very scarce and few of
the canners have any supplies at all.
Prices are on the whole very firm with
every tendency for an early advance.
Xt Market Slumps. .
aluch too heavy receipts 'of fresh meat
of all kinds on the street today caused
the market to slump with a dull thud.
Vr eemeterr.
September S. "Baby Klopfenstela, at 428 Boa
Street. Interment Lone Kir cemetery.
i September ft. Kate Wllllama, aged 82; Shock
s from- opcrattba. Interment Lone Fir oeme
September S, Rinna McfhiTal, " aged ''ULZ at
' 1'erkln hotel; ' heart trouble. . Interment at
halama, Waab,
September 0. G, - Franaea. .ged ST. tt Pt
Vincent a nltorlum,
Or. .. . , ,
mand Is off. Veal and beef are also
down. 'The fresh meat market Is off
altogether," says John Toft of Toft,
Hlne & Co. "One day It is a feast and
the next is a fast-a few days agd we
didn't have enough receipts to supply
our demand, but now everything seems
tn he coming at once. Everybody Is
Intermeut Bridal -Tell, I runnina? over with hogs and I expect the
present conditions to last for several
to cui tne
11.25; beets, $1.25 per ack; radlba, 12UO
10 per doa; cabbage, uregon, jo per id; ici
tuea. head. ln ner doa: green Deppera, 20e per
lb; horaeradl.h, 8c lb;, celary Den
ver, tfUCtal.'lou, local, OU(UWc per aam, vmmam,
vrMB. .uenie ner lbi rhubarb, so ner lb:
tomatoea, 75c per boi; paranlpa, 11.79
lie., aU4c; cucumber., fto7c per bog; corn.
THc per doa; eggplant, 10c pr lb; butter beaoa,
10c per lb. - .
DRIED FRUITS Apple, Taporatd, 8$7
per lb; apricot. Ttt3ll0c per lb; peach, ditfUd
per in; pear, 8M1C per m: prunes, liau.n,
one per in; franco, sftytc par u( n,
California blacka, e$ac per lb; do. whit,
7HM.Sc ner lb: olum. pitted, 5i3fle; ral.lna.
needed, fancy Mb cartona, 60 packagea to eaaa,
RH pkg; seeded, 2-o cartona, 7 Ho; looa
Mu.c.telle., SO-lb boxe,., HIH P U
London layer. 81.7512.00. - . . ,
OnoarUa. Knts. ZtaS .
BPQAR "Sack bad:" Cuba. 86. 00": now
dered, fs.85: dry granulated. 85.75; itra 0,
85.25:: Uoldea C. 85.15: barrela. lOet H bar
rela. 25c: boaea. 50c advance oa sack baala.
leaa 25c per cwt for c.ah, 16 day.; anaple, ltt
oc per jo.
HON KY Inc.
COFFEE Oreen Mocha. 21fl2V: Java. fane.
2fl:t2c; Java, good. 2011 25c: Java, ordinary,
18t20c; Coata Rica, fancy, 18t20e: Coata
Rica, good, laic; Coata Blca, ordinary, 109
lie ner. in; pacaag eoriee, fii.ja.
TEAS Oolong, different a-rade. 256t65e
guntMwdr. Kncllah bntakfaat. dlf
ferent gradea. 12U(iI65c: .older leg. uncolored
japan, aumaoc; green Japan, very acarea, autu
SALT Bale. 2a, 8. 4. R. 10a.-82.10s One
table, dairy. 50a. 88c: 100a. T4c: Imported Ut-
eruooi, aum, nc: txm, bocj l.oo
SALT Coan. halt gronnd, 100a, per ton,
814.00; 60. per ton, f 14.60; Urerponl Inmp,
rock. 823.00 per ton: 60-lb rock. 814.00: 100.
flH.nii.
HBAIN BAGS Calcutta, 8B 7Bfl.O0 per 100.
witermemn. .nrorni.. wtauoc per ewr
RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1. 61fcc: No, 2.
BUc: New Orlean head. Sc.
COAL OIL Caeea. 22c per gal tank.: water
white, Iron bbla, lHc, wooden 18c, headlight,
case, 24c. Iron bbla llftc; gaapllne. In caaea,
40c. genuine kettle In caaea. . 5.1c
LINSEED OIL Par raw, In bbla, 44c; geno-4
in kertie. Milled, e.ae Die, Obis 40c; pur raw,
bbla. 22c. caaea 28 He.
BENZINE 08 deg. cases, 39c; troa bbla,
15Hc '.'
GASOLINE deg. rates. 28c:' Iron bbla.
22c.
TURPENTINE la eaaa. TBc. wood bbla
74 He. Iron bbl 72c. 101b eaa lota 77c.
BEANS Small whit. 4i44ae: larg white,
83.85(84.00; pink, 83.753.90; bayou,, 84 "6;
Lima.. 85.00.
NUTSE'eanuta, eTe per lb for raw, 8010c
rnr roa.tea: coeoaouta. bokihuc per ooa: wai-
nnta, 14Hi15c per lb; pin nut., 10Q12H
per in; nicaory nut., ioc per in, cneainuu,
Eaatera. 15lo per lb: Braatl nuta, 10c per
it; flHiert.. lngiBc per lb: r.ncy pecan., it it
16c per lb; almonda, 14Q15c per lb.
afata aad rTovialon.
FRESH MEATS Inanectad: Beef. tnim.
e; cow, 6W5Hc; Button, dreeeed, 55Hc;
lamba. dremed. Ac.
FRESH MEATS Front atreet Beef, Vm,
i'AHe; bull. 8H4e; eowa, ,4V,f(Lte; Mrk.
Hiii8c: veal. 6Hiil7He: mutton, dreawd. 4Hi
5c; limb, dreiwed, 6fi6ie.
HAMS. BACON. ETC Portland pack (local)
b.m. 10 to 14 Iba, 16c; 14 ut 10 Iba, 15H;
bmakfa.t bacon, 15H'raJ20e; picnic, lOHe;
sought artcr."
Ern Are Tu Araia.
X P. Finley & Son." funeral directors rr tihr rerelnta and a heavy de
and embalmers. Jiave remove to their j,, an1(ies Is the story of the
funeral directors" and embalmers.
Third street.. Phone 607.
.new. establishment., corner Third and
'Madison streets. Both phones No. 9.
Crematorium, on Oregon City i car
Jlne. near Sellwood; modern, scientific,
complete. Charges Adults, 136; chil
dren, 125. Visitors to 6 p. m. Portland
Cremation Association,. Portland,, Or.
era- market today; -A majority of the
commission men, on the street have no
supplies at all -and In some cases eggs
were sold today as high as 84 cents. The
market oriceds. however; ranging from
23 to 23 H cents, with sales at both.
figures. Cold storage and Eastern fresh
eirtr are. mingling with the strictly
1TE1 TIEW CElHTiaT. fresh Oregon stocks and, no question
Single graves, 110. Family lots from are asked by the trade. What they want
Is the ggs. '-'
r . Ponltrr Sella Oood,
During the week the receipts of
touItry were not very liberal and all
stocks round an eager aemana at top
875 to 11,000. The only cemetery in
Portland which . perpetually maintains
and cares for lots. For full Information
apply , to W. R. . Mackensie,' Worcester
.Block, city. . W. M. Ladd, president
'treet.
Clark Bros, for flowers, 289 Morrison I prices. Old hens continue scarce. Prices
are unchanged.
Scarcity of timothy hay caused two
advances of 81 a ton each in tne mar
kets thia week.
Valley wheat Is quoted slightly better
today. w4th quotations ranging from 80
to 81 cents. Valley millers are now
dropping off a large per cent of the
premium they were paying a few weeks
aa-o. V Flour or tne patent grade ad
vanced 10 cents the first of the week.
' SEAL ESTATE TXAkTgrE BB. '
lOinrlea'H. Carey and wife to Emma L.
Butler, lot 6, block 1, aubdlr tract 1, 4,
Kernwoodr f
i Phnnelt Land company to Thorn Hodaon,
.- lota 3 and 4, block 42. Carter', add....
'Annie B. Wlngate and husband to Adella
, Ncedham, lot 6, block 2U7, Holladax '
.add ?8,100
(The Jr McCracken" company to John M.
tirlre.haw and wife, lot 2, block 2,
450
: Bernhardt park
!Jobn H. Wrlborg to Robert A. Shertle,
6 lota block 11, Bralnard
1 Henry Crawford and ?lf to Ch.rle I.
P.raon, north 60 feet of aoutb 100 feet
, lota 1 and 2, Ea.t Paradlu aprlnga....
IP. H. Marlay et aL to Ibeg Land com
pany; 10 .ere section 20, townahlp 1
aoutb, range 1 ea.t: lot 6, 6, 7 and
S, block 14. North Alblna; aUo (undry
V lota Cole'a add ,
E. A. Sperry and huaband to S. B.
Week, lota 11.-12 and 13, block 1,
Rroebatel'a aubdlr and add
Lonlee Logoa. executrix to John Sperry,
unoiviaea ioia o ana n, part lot t.
S00 other grades are unchanged.
400
625
The rail receipts today were one car
of galaway peaches from Newcastle and
one car of sweet potatoes from Mercea.
Sweets are U. cent lower.
Today's quotations, as revised, are as
follows:
308 POmTXAITD WZOLSSAX.B PBZ0ES.
1.800
0
290
260
block 5. Proebatel'a tubdlr and adT
J.mea -Wlndle to Gule H. Schneider, lota
17 and 18, block 13, Willamette
" Edward D. Hurrle and wife to Lrdla A.
Adama, lota 29 and 26, block 14,. Mount
Tabor villa ,1,500
fienrge w. Brown to Urace Q. Curd., kit
.', 21 and 22. block T, Woodmere . ...... .
T, and W. W. Ambum to Ada Stlllwell,
I lota 13 and 14, block 8. Manafleld ....
'P. H. Mnrlny to J. L. Sperry, undivided H
lot 6 and 6, and aoutb 95.16 feet of
28 feet lot 7, block 6, Proebatel a aub-'-
dlv and add ,
Thorn.. Hl.lop and wife to A. N. Quick,
, aouth H lota 1 and 2, lot 7, block 16,
' Oreha rd Uolmea L, , ..... . .. . ,
u',r nnauuca ei ai to x. A. wood, Dlock
- 5. Simon.' add 1,000
William F. Mean, and wife to Cb.rlea M.
Thompson, lot 6, block 8, Hlghlind
park 250
Charles A- and M. Althau to R. D. and '
J.- A. Benham. lot H and 10. block 4.
Barrett's add Eaat 1'urtUnd 275
Grain, Flour and Feed.
WHEAT Export quotatlona, new Walla
Walla, T7c; blueatem, 82c; Valley, 80381c.
BARLEY Feed. 320.00; rolled. 321.0022.00,
OATS No 1 whit. 31.10; gray, 1.06Q
1.07H.
FLOUR Eaatern Oregon; Patenta. 34.159
4.60; etralghta, 83.80; Valley, 3.7&O8.80; gra
bam M: 83 40; , 33 70.
MILL8TUFFS Bran, 321.00 per ton: mid
dllnra. 825.00: 'ahorte. 821.00: chop. 818.00.
I MAX limOlOT, flW.WII,W, TOTW, lV.Wt(3
000 11100; Wheat. 12. 00gl4.uu.
Hod., wool and Bides.
OPS--2021JaC for 1002, 1803 contracts,
SOdi 22c.
WOOIj Valley, coarae to medium. MiaiOUe:
fine, 17217Hc; Ea.tera Oregon, 10815c; Mo
hair, nominal, KKa.ifc.
- SHEEPSKINS Shearing, UHAlOet brt
wool, 2223c; medium wool, 80c,; long wool,
BOcfl 81.44 each.
TALLOW Prime, per We 405c; No. 9 and
grease, 2fi2H-
HIDES Dry hide, No. J, lb. and np,
14c twr lb: dry klD. No. 1. 6 to 15 lb..
He: dry calf. No. 1, under 5 Iba, 15e; dry
aalted, bulla and ataga, 1-3 leaa than dry
aouno, eu pounaa or
085
Bint: aalted bldea. ateer. aound. 60 poi
Get your title Insurance and abstracts over, 78c: 50 to 80 lb., 7WMc: under 60 Iba
to real estate from the Title Guarantee d cowe 67c; aUga and bulla, ound. 6c;
a. Trmt I'll. -hnmher nf ('nmmnrfa I aip, POM no, 10 m ou ioi ic; eouuu, ju w
(unaaltedf. In per lb leaa; cull., lc per lb
leaa; borae bldea. aalted. each, 31.25(31.75; dry
each, fl.004jl-.50: colt.' hldea, each, 2S50c;
goat aklna, common, - each, 10S15c; Angora,
with wool on, each, 25c4I$1.00.
BUILDING PERMITS.
To Jue Baa. repair brick building at' Second
and Oak. -to coat 32.600.
To C. F. Plnmpton. repair dwelling at Waaco
and .. Eaat , Third atreet, to coat 3100.
To John Baker, erect two twonitory dwelling
at mit end C.rnther atreet.. to coet 84,500,
Mere! -
Mnthorefl
umiiui vii
" i '" ' mm a a
isiMoinersi!!
f f'rs. Vilnsicvv's Scothlnj Syrup
Ass beea tased forowegaUXTT TBAR8 hfHXU
tlOKS at MOTHERS tor their CHTLORSTI
tne TKsnn wa. wita fbrfsct tcocssA
It BOOTH KS the CHILD, BOFTKNB tb OUKS,
AIXATS aU TAJJtt CTJHJES WEW COLtC d
It the best, remedy for DIARRHOEA. BoU by
Dnggists ia every part the worldi Be sore
tad aak for "Mrs. WtaalowS, cMothiDg Syraa,"
kataAsaeetaerklad. Twaativesbtuisi
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER--Eitra, 25c: Eatern, 25c; cream
err, 20(25c; dairy, 1820c; .tore, 16(8 18c..
EGUS Kreeh Orecon. 23023HC
CHEESE Full cream, twin, 14e; Young
America. 16HC
POUIjTRY Cblckena, mixed. ll12o per lb;
hen.. 12H18c per lb; rooatera, 8lS9e per lb:
brollera. 14015c per lb; fryera, J4fo?14Hc per
lb; duck. 12He per lb; geem, 7fa8c per lb;
turkeya, Uv, nominal:, drtaand nominal
' .. V, L. ..4 V.mIiUm
; POTATOES New, 7585c; ' bay era' price,
for (hipping, 7(375c per cwt; ordinary, 65
toe aack; aweeta, 2H&2HC.
ONIONS California pllveraklna, 3195; Ora
goa. 76vftOOc; buying price. 70c per cwt; Walla
Walla, 8U(S85c; garlic. 84110c.
FBESH FRUITS Applea, fancy Oregon,
31.00i31.60; new California. 81.60 per box;
arangea, late V.lencl... 84-00 pr box; Medi
terranean weeta, 83.00; banana., BHc lb;
Mexican, 33.004.00 per. Hunch; blaclcberrle,'4c
lb; lemon, choice, 13 00: fancy. 84.004.50;
lime., Mexican. 85c Jr 100; peachea, 7585c;
pineapple., , 83.50; fig., green, 81.50; white,
81.00(1.20; pliiraa. 40'lj50c: pruw.. Jwll.n. 76c;
mu.kmelnna, $1.50 per doa.; Orojf nntmega,
1.25(61.75 per crate; The D1i.. ,75g80c;
Roga river. 81.00 per ewt.;'peara. 75c per box;
grape, f 1.0021.25; niunti, 31.40; crabapple,
60c pee box; huckleherrlea. lOQllc. - '
TEG CTABLE8 Turnip, 41.00 sack; rurota.
aalted side. 10 per lb; .raoked aide, lie;
dry alted barka, 10c; bacon back, llc;
butt., aalted, 9c; amnked. 10c per lb.
EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 Iba.
rft4 ; over 15 Iba. Uc: fancy, 15H4ilHo; ptc-
nica, lie; enomaera, luc: ury aairea aioea.
namoked. lie; breakfaat bacon. lettUlStte
fancy, 80 He.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10a. 11 Ke: 6a.
ll'Ae; 60-lb tin. llHc: atam rendered, 10,
llc: 6. ll.'! 60., lose
EASTERN LARD Kettl Jeaf, 1 10-lb tins,
12c; 6. 12Hc; 60-lb tlna. 11 c; (team rend
ered. 10. 10t.c; 6a, 11c; 60a. 10H-
Abov oacklng-boua price ar nt eh. IB
da.ra.
HAI.JHi.N to turn pi a river, l-io una. i.tu;
IB tallt"."3.40: fancy l ib Bats, 31.85: 14-n
fancy fl.ta, 31.10; fancy l ib oral, 82.60; Alaaka
tall., pink, 80c; red, 81.80; 2 lb tall. 62.00.
FISH Rock cod, 7c; flounder. 6c; hallbat.
Be; ling cod, 7c;'craba, 31.60 doa; raaor clama.
10c oer doa; etrlped baaa, 18Hc; aalmon.
cbloook. 7c: humpback. 6c. lllvera, S; aolea,
8c; ahrlmpvi Pnget aound, 15el eatfiab, 6c; gllvar
smelt, oc per lb.
Rang of Chicago Xarkata.
tSnectal Permlaaion of Bolton, de Rnytor t Co.V
Chicago, Sept. 10. The market today ranged
aa follow.:
Open. High. Low.
wne.r
Deo..... .82 $ .824
May 84 H .84
Corn
Dec May
Oata
Dec
May.....
Pork
Sept 13.62 13.65
May 13.50B 18.60
Lard
Sept..... 8.45 .4f
?.BT
WHEAT WAS HEAVY
Ai
CLOSED
DOWN
tn wzAanrass or oomv was
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"WBII A ZJTTX4 AJBOTB TZ0SB
OP A TXAJl AQO OABZJBS STSAJJT
to rauc.
Cora Market . Zrort About Cent
Bushel, the Xxpeotatloa of Bearish
Oovsnunent Beport Being the Prlnol
. pal Oansd The Weather la Valted
Blngdom Zs Still Boported aa Tn
favorable-ata About TBohanged.
(SpMlal Permlaaion of Bolton, da Barter A Co.)
Chicago, Sept. 10. Logan A Bryan ad
viae:
The wheat market acted little heavy
and closed fractionally lower. The
weakness in corn was a factor and
primary receipts were a little in excess
of last year. The cables were steady
to firm. The weather in the United
Kingdom .la still reported as unfavor
able. The government report this after
noon la an uncertain quantity and its
expectation did not help the market
The exportbusiness for the day was
rather light The cash market was
steady and no lower. Duluth reports an
improved demand from Eastern millers
la that market The weather In the
Northwest la still threatening. There
was a small outside trade and pit
traders are bearish. We see no change
in general conditions. , .
Corn Xoat a Cent.
The corn market lost about a cent a
bushel. The expectation of a bearish
government report was the principal
information. There were heavy rains
again through a large portion of the
corn belt and while this did not deter
short selling nor prevent considerable
liquidation, still it Is not a bearish fac
tor. Country offerings are moderate and
generally speaking the local cash situa
tion la firm.- There is lust as -mu ii
variance In view In regard to the crop
position and the outlook aa - heretofore.
There Is a large active outstanding in
terest on both sides of the market
Oats Closed Unchanged.
The oats market closed abount un
changed. It is expected that the gov
ernment report will show a further re
duction in its estimate of the crop. The
CRSh position is the same as heretofore
and consist of moderate receipts and a
good demand, speculative operations
are unimportant at the moment
Provisions Again Higher.
The provision market was again
higher. - Prices --of live hogs -at the
yards is sharply up and there was
further covering of shorts. Holders
were more disposed to realise at the ad
vance. Local speculative feeling is on
the whole bullish but provisions have
had a sharp reaction from the bottom
and we would hardly like to buy them
except at some recessions.
SPRING WHEAT LOSS
BY RAINS IS HEAVY
Continued Showers la the northwest Zs
XadeBvldest trrthBmaU Show
. luff jf Mo. t Borthera at
Xlaneapolla.
(Special Permlaaion of Bolton, de Rayter A Co.
Chicago, BepX 10. The Tribunal to
day says: J
. The damage to spring wheat in the
Northwest by the heavy and continued
rains is. made evident by the dally fig
ures of receipts at Minneapolis. Out of
8(4 cars of spring wheat inspected, .only
eo, or about 14 per cent graded No.
Northera The early arrivals went 1-tl
to H contract - In spite of the increase
of "receipts at Minneapolis the stocks
keep on decreasing in A small way. fall
lng off lOp.OOO bushels for four days
tjiis weea.
VtW YORK STOCKS.
DESCRIPTION.
.61
.61)4
.61 H
1
.61?
.87U- .87T4
'.SOU , .39
Jan
Rlba
Sept...
Ian..,.
7.87
8.60
6.00
'.BOH
50H
.8Ti
.88
13.50
13.87
8. IT
- 7.27
CIom.
I .81
.8
.B0t4
60A
.8T4
18.65
18.47
8.4T .
T.87
8.65
6.05
8.60
6.82
8.65
6.85B
. Chicago Bog Higher.
- Chicago, Sept.- 10. Receipt of livestock -In
the principal packing center, or th country
today were;
Hog. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 17,000 8,000 18,000
Kanaaa City., 6,000 8,000 6,000
Omaha 6.000 6.000 1,000
Hob Opened active. 6 to 10 cents higher.
with 4,300 left over from yeaterday. Receipt
a year ago were zi.ihiu. Haling nog price, .re:
Mixed and butcher.'. 85.00ttti.20; goo4 heavy.
36.65f36.10: rough heavy. 85.3565.60; light
65.800,8.20.
cattle o to jo centa nigncr.
Sheep Steady. -
San Franck co Stocks.
American Stocks la Zrfmdoa.
London. Bept 10. i p, m. ArXconda
Copper, unchanged; Atchison, advanced
; preferred, unchanged; Baltimore
Ohio, advanced hi.: Chesaneake A Ohio.
advanced M; Chicago, Milwaukee A" St
Paul, advanced ; Denver A Rio Grande,
advanced ; Erie, advanced ; firsts.
unchanged; Mexican Central, advanced
tt; Illinois Central, advanced : Louis
vllie & Nashville, advanced 44 ; Missouri.
Kansas A Texas, advanced hi ; New Tork
Central, advanoed tt ; Ontario A West
era, advanced 4; Norfolk A Western.
advanced ; Pennsylvania, advanced
Reading, declined tt ; first unchanged
Southern Pacific, advanced tt; preferred.
advanced . tt ; union Pacific, advanced tt
preferred, advanced ; United States
Steel, advanced j Preferred, "declined
tt; Wabaah, declined tt; preferred, ad
1 Cln..AU ..V... 1 X
vau.cu 7. .viiauioi uiKuailBCU.
Ww Tork Summary.
New Tork, Sept 10. American stocks
in London ' were rather above parity.
The Bank of England s rate la , un
changed. There la threatened labor
trouble on the Baltimore & Ohio. It
is estimated that the Pennsylvania gross
earnings must shrink more than in 1893
before the road fallaxo earn "6 per cent
K.n Frart. Sent. 10. 10:80 a. m.! 1 uiv.ucuuo. tui,-iw uu - uiy
illu. AlKa I mliyjy CI. ft.riOflD .1VH ,Ul.l ooou IVI
Spring Valley Water ,
Ban rranciaco uaa Kieciric.
do eertincatea
Hana Sugar
Hawaiian Sugar
Honokaa Sugar .
Hntchlnon Sugar
Makawell Sugar
Onomea Sugar
Paauaba Sugar .
Alaska Paakers' Aoclatloo. .
Oceanic .
... 84 84 H
... 69 69 H
... 68
... lltt ..
... 44 H 45
... 13 ,18tt
... 18 14
....22 24
:::f$ ft.
New Tork Cotton.
(Special Permlaaion of Bolton, d Ruyter Co.)
New York. Sept. 10. Cotton today ranged
as follow.:
Open. ' High. low.
Jan 3 9.70 $ 9.78 8 9.05
Feb 9.88 - 9.72 9.88
Mar..... 9.69 9.76 9.65
Apr
May.. 9.71 9.75 9.71
Sept.... 10. T JO.Hl 10.60
Oct 9.82 9.94 9.78
Nov 9.88 9.79 9.66
Deo.... 9.69 9.80 9.67
Cloaa.
8 B.7273
9.724274
9.73Q74
per cent Forty-one roads in the fourth
week of August show an average gross
Increase of 7.10 per cent The banks
gained from the sub-treasury since Fri
day 3614,000. Lehigh valley annual re
port shows net earnings of 37,674,323
an increase of, $735,654. The condition
of corn In Illinois is fair, but it is not
so good In Iowa; fair in Nebraska. On
tario A Western profit and loss surplus
is 36.142.9J3 against 15.773.237 the pre
vious year. Twelve industrials declined
.14 per cent; 20 active railroads ad
vance .21 per cent
Grain Primary and Shipments.
Chicago, Sept 10. Th grain primary re
ceipt now:
waay. xear Ago.
Funnel.. '"Buahela.
...1.295,000 1,095,000 TWmW
DM OOO I '
Wheat
Corn
Shipment
Wheat
Corn
816,000
884,000
490.000
- ' Closing' Orada Quotatlona,
San Francisco. Seot 10. The closing
9 784174 Quotations oh gram in "the various clt-
10.77(278 w" "w"r."-.. A
ew lorx wneat sepiemoer, oc
asked. Corn December, 47c asked.
Minneapolis Wheat September, 83c
bid: December 80c. Corn September,
87c bid.
Duluth Wheat September, 82ttc
bid; December, SOc bid; May, 83 Vie.
St Louis Wheat September, 82c;
85ttc Corn-rSeptember,
9.844
9.734
9.734
'85
74 1
!74
855,000
646,000
61,000
. Local Live. took Reoaipta.
Portland Union Stockyarda. Swot. 10. Ra-
celpta of llveatock In the local yard during
me paei in noura cunsieiea ox jou nog ana
1T catiie. nuung price ar r.ir at tne roi-
lowlng quotatlona:
Cattle Best ?3.7o; meaium, t.!.oa.
Hog. Bean 6Hc; medlom, 5H6c.
Sheep Beat, 2fcc; medium, 2Hc
Kanaa.
show:
Wheat
Corn .
Oat ..
47 ci-Decembar, 76, t ;
Kansas City Wheat ISeDtember.
70o; December, 70f4C Corn Septem
ber. 45ttc: December. 43tto.
Milwaukee Wheat December, ' 81
81ttc; September, BOttc Corn Sep
tember, 60o; December, 60 He bid.
San Franclseo, 11:30 a. m. Wheat
December, $1.47. Barley December,
Chicago Cash Business.
Chicago, Sept 10 The. cash business
Kanaaa City Beoalpti.
City, Sept 10. Th grain receipts I yesterday , was 200,000 bushels "of No. 3
ta.. v... I cora mainly for export; 100,000 bushels
In KTna 9 anil lllllfln kn.h.l. Xt
188 8 yenow. tiaies or oats were 150,000
12 bushels, including; 100.000 hiishela of
I HtAr1flrrl At a nrAmiiim .v.r Rentamher:
At "seaooira exporters bought 56,000
bushels of wheat and 16,000 bushels of
corn.
75
27
15
Chicag Oaf Lota.
Chicago, Sept. 10. The car-lot record show
- Cr. ' Grid. Et.
Wheat ....151 6 145
Corn 612 . 86 516
Oat.-.,..., 136 ' 11 180
Chicago drain Clearance. -
Chicago, Sept. 10. The clearances today
were: Wheat. 10,000 bushel : floor. 7.000 bar
rel; corn. Z8.noo bu.hel) oat, 16,000 bohla;
wncat ana nour equal -au.uuu Dnaoeia.
Cl.aring-Houa Report.
The report of th Portland clearing -lieoaa
tot ywteraay waa a rouowa: 1
Exchange , .8783,679.68
Balances .-. 63,201.90
Clo of Linrpool Or in, '
Liverpool. Sept. 10. Cloaa: Whet
her. 66;, U Wghear -
corn uciooer, -t-on, tt lower.
, Horthwest Weather,
Chicago, Sept. 10. The ' weather to
day la Des Moines, clear, 65; Omaha,
clear, cold; Nebraska City, light frosts,
would have been heavier but -it rained
most all night; Leavenworth, clear and
fine, no frosts; Lincoln, no frost fine,
clear and cool; St Louis, raining; cool.
8,000,000,000 Bushel, of Corn.
Chicago, Sept 10. Price Current
says a yield or 2,000,000, bushels or over
pf corn is now certaia .4 - ' J
DecMo-1
Paris Wheat Lower. '"-'''.'(-Paris.
Sent. 10. Th onenln of wheat Ira.
lowcc today, - ; -,-
. Cbioago Cash Wheat'
"Chicago. SeDt 10. The cash market
! at nooa was:. No., 2 red, 82c; N. 3
red; 81ep-No. 2 hard winter, 79 H 9
? ttc; Not hard wlnter.-f f 7T Hi o,' .
Anaconda Mining Co. . .
Amal. Copper .Co. . . . . .
Atrhleon. com
do preferred
An. Car A Kound., com
do preferred...'.
Am. Sugar, com
Am. Smelt., com
do Draferred . . . .
Baltimore a Ublo, com.
ao prererrea
Brooklyn Rapid Tran.tr.
Canadian Pacific com . .
vni. Alton, com
do preferred
Chi. A Ot Weat.. com.,
Chi., Mil. A St. P....,
Chi. Terminal Ry
Cheeapeake ft Ohio.....
Canada Southern .......
Colo. Fuel ft Iron, com.,
Colo. Southern, com
do 2d preferred ,
do lat preferred
Delaware ft Hudson
. ft K. G., com
do preferred
Kate, com
do 2d preferred
do lat preferred
llllnol. Central
Lonlavllle ft Naanvllle..
Metro. Traction Co
Manhattan Kiev. ted,, ...
Mexican Central Ry....
Minn., 8t. P. ft Ste. M..
do preferred
Mlaaourl Pacific
., K. ft T., com
do preferred
New York Central..
Norfolk ft We. tern, com.
ao prererrea..
North A merle n
N. Y.. Ont ft Wert
Penmylvanla Ry
P. O., L. ft C. Co
Preiwod Steel Car, com..
do preferred
Pacific Mall Steam. Co..
Reading, com
do 24 preferred.,,,,,,
do l.t preferred
Rep. Iron ft Steel, com.
do preferred..........
Rock I.l.nd, com...;...
do preferred
Southern Ry., com
do prererrea
St. L. ft 8. F.. 2d pfd..
St. L. ft 8. W., com....
do preferred
Toxa ft -rclflc.....J
lenn. uoai a iron
T.. St. L. A W., com...
Union Pacific, com...'..
do preferred
V. S. Leather, com
do , preferred.. .n......
V. 8. Steel Co., com..,.
do preferred
Wheel, ft L. E., 3d pfd.
Wbiconaln Central, com.
do preferred..'.
Western Union Tele....
Waha.h, com
do preferred..........!
f
48 !4
87 H
48H
8Ttt
32 V.I 8214
115
43 H
90
82)4
44H
124 H
In
1424 143H142.
25 25
294 29
67 hi
133.
106HI106H
H4H114tt
66Hl 66
50 50
801
83 V
214
hi
85V
3
42H
67 tt
182
1044
11H
138H
13
56
21 H
63
68
78
10
65 H
284
654
22tt
60"
36"
264
8ft H
22H
754
864
Tot. I aalea today, 234,000.
Money, 2 per ccntt
Baage of Zilverpool Cotton.
Liverpool, Sept 10. .12:80. Cotton
middlings 2 points higher; futures 8 to
10 pionta higher. 2 p. m. Near, tin
changed to 2 points up; far, unchanged.
" ik
AMTBZOAjr POMOZ.OOZCAZ. SOCIXTT.
BREAK IN PRICES
OF WHEAT OUTPUT
Tlf.IRFDMFfJ ilfltli
1 1 II II I jII III I 1 lllfllF -
B a 1 41 Basr mmw m m a i mm r Aavaaisf,
: COKFEREKCE! A
The wheat crop of the. state Is, bf gin
ning slowly to move toward coast points.
As yet -no ships- are, loading. . New
wheat for milling purposes is being
shipped to the Wasoo Warehouse Mill
ing company at The Dalles from-the
John Day regloa Harvesting is over in
Oregon and in. most, parts of Washing-1
ton, but there ia no rush about shipping,
as a great deal of the grain yet remains !
to. be hauled to' the warehouses.
'' President K. E. Ly tie of the Colum
bia Southern, which, taps, the John. Pay iCoiigissina -Tordney,v from KlolilTa
country, estimates tne. wneat crop oi ,
that section at about- 2,300,000. Care-
WBTEBXATSZBS AWTJ OTXZB BZ0)
OWBXBS COBSZBBB WHZBH TO
LOCATB BZO.BtXLX. TO MABTTPAO
TCBB tTJMBEB PBOU SUB2TT
&ABOS. ' ! . ' '
f
Bow.oa level With Wealthy Tlm
bertaaa for Whom Xe.Oaoe Worked
as a laborer Tracts lHjfjaestioa 1
Are oa Columbia ; Biver, Bear . Tarn-
oouver, Wash.' .. '- '' Vv
ful estimates placed the total yield of
the Inland Empire at 42,000,600 bushels
for 1902. This year's crop, expert say.
will be at th least calculations 10 per
cent short of last season.' .
Last year's estimates for the different
localities . were as follows: Umatilla,
8.500,000; Sherman, 2,275,000; Morrow, 1,-
000,000; Wasco, 800.000; Union, 1,275,000; I A conference was held today at the
Whitman. T.5OOT000: 'Lincoln. 6,500,000; I Pnrtl.nrt Hotel nf renraaentatlvea of
Walla Walla. 3,500 000; Adams, t.0)0i ths W,yerhauser timber syndlcata an
Douglas, 1,200.000) Spokane, , 1,000,000;
other Washington counties, 3,209,000;
Idaho, 4,000,000
Opens Sept. 15
Inthe newStone Structure
PRICE $200.00
PER YEAR
ADDRE55
REV. PRESIDENT,
fit. Anel (olfe Ht. AifdL Ore.
READ THE LATEST SENSATION
, . , i
The ANARCHIST
(INSTITUTION
By D. L STURBER, Anarchist
Frlc 50Cnt l
other large holders-of timber lands' In
this region. - The object of the meeting .
was to decide upon some plan, of hand
Ilnf the" immense tracts of burnt tim
ber lands owned bythem near the Co
lumbia river beyond Vancouver", Wash,
George F. Long, Paciflo coast represen
tative of the Weyerhausers; C H. Davis (
and J. W.. Fordney, both wealthy lum-
bermen' of Saginaw, Mich., and others '
were at the meeting. - The . tlmbermen '
concerned In this conference1 have ex
tensive plans for the manufacturing of , ,
lumber. from -the burnt -lands, .and will -t ' .
determine before long where they are
to locate the immense mill which la to I '
saw the timber. , , , , r
An interestfng : fact i was commented
upon by the lumbermen, who have been '
at the Portland Hotel during the patt
few days, and especially to attend the
Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo, thst
J. W. Fordney, one of the heavy hold
ers of western timber lands, oriee was
in the employ of C. H. Davis, another
big owner, in Saginaw, where he piled
lumber for the low wages formerly
paid. ' Now, they are conferring in
common with reference to the handling
of large lumbering enterprises.. Mr.
Fordney is congressman from the Sev
enth district of Michigan, of which
Saginaw is the most important city.
He is spending the summer here, at
tending to his timber interests, and ex- ,
poets soon to leave for Washington, to
be present at the opening of the special
session some time lit November.
tttbV:
BBTTJrfl OrZBATOBS BODBT.
(Journal Special 'Service.)
Jacksonville, . Jrls,. Sept 10". The
largest gathering in the history of the
Turpentine Operators' Association la,
that which , began today in this city,.
Those in -attendance number nearly
1,000. and include all the leading -tur
pentine operators and-haval-stores men
in FloridAT-Tlebrgla, the Carollnaa and
other states embraced In the " associa
tion. . The association tn the last two
bold by an Booksellers, aad toe y has obtained a nm grasp on th
Radical Publishing Company,
San Francisco, Cat.
HENRY WEINHARD
loprisot of the
CITY BREWERY
tarrart and Moat Ootnpleve
Brewery ia the sTorthwest. .
Bottled Beer a Specialty
TBX4BTBOBB STo. TS.
'Oalee lath aad Buraslde Stisata. ;
rOBTlVAJn, OBBOOB.
trade and Is controlling It for the bene
fit of those who are most 'prominently
and closely connected with the industry.
Several matters -of Importance are to
come up for consideration at the pres
ent convention, which is expected to
last through tomorrow. T V "
tlOAt V0TI0X.
(Journal Special Service.)
Boston, Sept. 10. Prominent fruit
growers of many atatea are attending the
annual convention or tne American
Pomologlcal Society, which began a
three days' session in Boston today.
The society, which Is one of the oldest
and largest In its special field of study,
has heretofore held annual competitions
in the exhibition ot standard fruits, and
also of new and hybridised varieties.
Commencing with the present year, a
new plan has been adopted for the con
duct of these competitions, which is ex
pected to be a decided aid In stimulating
efforts in all lines of horticultural What
is called the "ad interim" method of
competitions has. been adopted.. Hither
to it has been possible for competitors
to show only such varieties at the an
nual competitions as may ripen and be
in prime (condition at the time when
the meeting Is held. This has shut out
a vast number or meritorious- produc
tions. For Instance, only -one or two
vl jeiunmKvie cuziuevements oi
Luther Burbank in the way of new hv
bridixed fruits, some of which have
made quick fortunes for nurserymen and
orcharding, have been shown at the
annual meetings, the long distance and
the climate of California not permitting
his work to be entered in competition.
The "ad interim" plan will permit any
investigator to have his work examined
by a committee of experts at the time
when his fruit is in the best condition
to show It. It will be examined hy a
committee; wnicn win report to the an
nual meeting, - and another committee
will give It consideration and estimate
its claims in the general competition for
honors. i .
TBAJTTC BATES BSmsO,
r
F.W.Baltes&Co,
?
PRINTERS
Second and Oak Streets
BOTH PHONES
7
(Journal Special Service.) '
St Paul, Sept. 10. The new railroad
rates on coal and lumber, which were
-recently agreed upon after six years of
controversy between the railroads and
the state railroad commission, became
operative today. The new rates pro
vide for a reduction of from 8 to 15 per
cent on. coal and 12 to 16 per cent on
lumber. The railways have bitterly op
posed the reductions because of the fact
that timber rates- from the West and
coal rates both into and out of the state
will be serkwialy affected by the change.
it is expected the reductions in Minne
sota will compel a general revision- of
tariffs, -and since ' the' reductions apply
to ail rateB, many through rates nec
essarily will be lowered.- The roads .at
fected are the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific, "Soo" line, Burlington,
Chicago Great Western, St. 1 Paul &
Omaha, Northwestern, .Rock Island.
Minneapolis A St Louis and Illinois
Central.
STBH CTJBB rOB 2ZXBS. -
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form, as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Frotrnding Files are
cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko'a PlletRemedy.
Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tu
mors. 60c a Jar,, at, -druggists, 'or' sent
by mall. Treatise' free. Write me about
your case.v Dr, Bosanko, Phil'a, Pa,
ref erred Stock Canned (goods.
Alen A Lewia' beat brand, -
FR SALE
Several fine building lota oruEast 12th
street Stephens' Addition, facing Ladd' 3
Addition; easy terms.
ROBERT BELL
301 WOBCESTBB BZ.OCZ.
Cottages and Building Lots Cheap
Bight flue building iota, railing, near
xumg.nu, sns two ooYtages in Lincoln
Park Annex, very oheap.. Owner. 890
Bast Eighth Worta, aear Mason.
HAY FEVER. CATARRH
uppression, Suf focatloit, Neuralgia
PftOMFTt.Y OURIO BY
Espic's Cigarettes, or Powder
CrOUGCXAC CO., New Vert, sad aH DregglsU
ilail
aCJSr- r,aiW5l tl Ua84M IJWUBttJL
. asaaaa. -..j, mj. MAW
is Untreated and ahoold know
aboat u rao4rral
MARVEL rVhlrling Spray
nenwigiB7naa. aim
tion and 8'iclion. Heat Hat,
M-Mott Convenient
MOTICB TO If ARINBKS Th Onim lull-
roaa a navigation tympany prooo to be- -gin
on BeDtember 1 tearlnar oat a nnrlloa
of th. xlatJng draw orotection oa th aoath. ,
or np-atream end of their bridge aero to '
miiianMic nvr io in city or rortiaoa;
and about fieirtember 6 exoect to beala
driving pile for th sow draw protection.
During th time this work 1 andr prngr
It will b Deceaearr for boata to 'aDoracb
tb draw-with great can tion; eaptalna and
pilots ar therefor reqneoted to xrctM th
atmot car la pelng through th brldg
whll tb rcDvwala referred to- r being
mad. W. H. KENNEDY.
Chief Fnglneer the Ongoa Railroad A Navt-
ganon torapany. -
EEatOTAt.
OWING to our lncreae of work, forcing os to
enlarge onr bualoe and add to oar faclll.
tie, w have moved to 178 and ITS M.dl
on tret, at the wot end of th Madison
street bridge. W are bow equipped for
turning out th bet and qnlrkeat work of
: an von in th city at prlcea within th reach
'of all. If you hare a boo to wire, or a
doorbell that doea not ring, or any mechani
cal or electrical work, conault oa, or call
'Up our phone and our aollcltor will call and
. give yoa figure oa . came. Do sot fail to
?et our flgurea on all estimate. Thj ar
re. Portland Mechanical A Electrical
Work, ITS and 1T8 Madlaoa street fbon.
Blck 2081.
KATJB KELP WAXTZD.
NOTICE We are In position to aupply yon
with 1 kind, nf non-union help on abort
notlc; w regl.ter (11 kind of non-nnlon
help; send In your want to 'th Weetero
Reglatar Bureau, roonj 10,' 2334 Burnaid.
Phone, Oay lis.
WANTED Six mora student to tak advantage
of tb reduced rat offered to oar flrat cl.ae
In bartering. For full particular, call or
write. Portland Barbw College, 808 Evrtt
street .......
C. B. HANSEN CO., 98 North Second St.,
general male employment ageacr. . Head
quarter for work for men for railroad coa-
traction and other outald work.
WANTED Reliable man for work on ranch;
mu.t anaeratano oanaung bu sino oi atock.
Addrea L, care Journal.
TWO BOYS, 16 to 18, steady employment In
door.. Call after 8 a. m. 48 North Front
cor. Davla. .......
WANTED 60 boppicker at Jamea Tinner's hop-
y.ra, near urooaa; com witnout aei..
FEMALE HELP WAMTED, '
WANTED Two ladle good addrea; work , In
city; io week; Aaare nog L., car Jonrn.l.
BITTTATI0N8 WAIT TED. .
SITHATION WANTBD By- jronng male
ethnographer of , ability and experience:
capable- handling ' large , oorreapondenc; - Al
reference. X, car Journal.
EXPERIENCED young man of good education
wl.hea to and a poaition as porter or Janitor
la hotel or private family; beat of references.
Addr Box M, ear Journal. -
WAMTED.
WANTED A good boy In Sellwood .to carry
id. journal. Appiy iv cireoiauon manager.
Journal. -
' rURNISHED ROOMS.
aakiaeaaileaa)u
Ube eannotkupply the
AHVKf.. tnwntfiA
ether. batMnd atamn for 11.
Instratod book !. It aivea
full Bartieaiara and direction. In.
zBluaUa to ladle. MA KVKI, CO..
Smb. If H, Tima Bldg.. Hew Tork. '
m atia . wogj,
Tor Unnatural DUohargea, Btrlotaroa,
Eapeclally In eld caaea where doctors fall, naa
a non-potaoDOu. -vegetable CURB for ulceratioB
ana innaramatton or tn nucoua memoraa ot.
tb ur.tha, all Drlvate urluary dlaeaaea and
wmkBceaea of men and women. ZT-MO OtTAK
ANTXED TO CUaE OR MONET UEFUMDED.
Curea new caaea la 48 bonrr without nain.
Especially advised for old, obstinate caaea. Drug-
i.ts. or sent poatpaia, .si. Aaaresa ur. oar
rree medical advice given. Writ for book seat
ea)ed FR&g. JIT-MO said In Portland by
LOGAN BUILDING. VXhi Union av. elegant
room ior nouaeaeeping or ir.n.ient, mrni.hed
or nnfurniahed: ratea reasonable.
W"ELL- VENTILATED single room.. 16c, 20o
and 25e a night; beds, 10c.
House, cor. Second and PavM.,
The Everett
THE COSMOS fourth and Morrison, furnlahad
r housekeeping ulte. uit and alngl rooms;
83 per week and up.
304 V STARK St., nicely furnished rooms; res
. sonabl rant; ... transient, aolldted. Pbon
- Front-1005 -..? ' i . h
THE CASTLE 2TS Waahlngtoa at.: room for
gentlemen: transient Tel. South 781.
BOARD WITH ROOMS.
BOOMS WITH BOARD, well furnished; all
i modern conveniences; table board also, 321
Thirteenth at.
rURKITURE FOS BALE.
MODERN 6-foom flat, stove and curtain. -;
carpt If detlredf a snap If sold by 15th. 84
North Eighth at. . '
FOB SALE.
A BAKERY for sale; five a and fixtures com.;
plet; selling from ,450 to 800 loaves per dart
nrle 8MO. - .- y.,
FOB SALE A few fin 3
ia La-iMvis urug vs., a ana itaiui sts.
7 1.