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10 THE OREGON DAILY JOOTNAL. PORTLAND. TIIURSD AT EVENING. OCTOBER 21). 1903. TRANS A C7IONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD Authorised al of X,ota Banging from f loo to VMO, oa Terma to Bait. Tor Bale By SITUATIONS WANTED, Entered ( th pontofBc Portland. Or., or Cram rotation through the mil u eo)d 1hmi Blatter. Postage far ' stngt cfeaFr 8. 18 or J-pg p!1, 1 cent: It to U rge. mbU; er 28 page. I casts. '-.-', TXtZFHOWES. tnfe Offlr Mala 900. fcdltortal Room Mala 200. PRICE OF CHEESE TENDING ill IER forfiobt adtt-rtisiwo) hfhsi'tatite. I bcabcxty x m MVtnr or rmSflX CMAK CAUIXS TULA 'MOOK HAWVTACmH TO WO- TreeleBd-Rennnil, anartal Adverfletag Agency. 3o -Nassau MtrocL New T k. Trlbuos I ' Building, UOo-go, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. V.' Tinu v Carrier. The Dairy Journal, on rar J The Dslljr J is mil. .U months J SO The Dally Journal, three month Tb Dally Journal hr tha araek 10 f Tirai r IU11. Th Dally Journal, br mall, on year M 00 Th Dally Jonrnal, by mall, all month.. t Th Dally Journal, br mall, thre month.. 1.25 To Deli Journal, by null, on month.... -BO Tb Sml-Wkly Journal. Th Semi-Weekly Journal. ) to 12 paf each lsu. all th nw and full market report, on ar, $1.50. 1 Th Weekly Jovrna.1. Th Weekly Jonrnal, 100 column ef reading rack Issue. Illustrated, full market r porta, on fear, fl.oo. Tirr tbasb or aw ajjvawcb CXAVOS ZS HOT TBT OEltXBAI. Cuua Shrimps Are frj Scarce With Prices Looking Upward Many Offer to Rail Potatoea Aro Being Beoelvad By Local Dealer a Prom Parmera Who War Xtrmlnd to Xold a Pew Weeka Ago. '"rK? 'seh'brede'Thf.ro aro ion EXPORT WHEAT CALL of annlaa rnmlnr with the nrevaillns: waas Miliaria V nw Page A Bon Poultry Is mora plen- CONTINUES VERY FAIR tirui, but Oregon eggs are not coming fast enough. Some Concord grspes In from Bunnyslde this morning. Acme Mills Company Tha rye mar ket Is out of sight because there is but 1 1 1 1 - . . T-u - ........ , -e V. - liiuv I jr tu unci, ii. louuvilk v, u.i ley Is down. Johnson-Lleher Company Eastern oats are quoted today at SO cents barrel lower. Eastern canned goods are steady. Qlafke & Co. The quality of the' ap ples now arriving Is very good. Turner & Co. Qoese are coming In JLohrka Wires that jrw Tort Worked 3t Xrivda Yesterday, Composed Most ly of Hard Winter, to OaU and United Kingdom. Front Street, Oct. 29. The move .-raUtanee ahonld b mad br draft, poatal menta In the markets today were orr. ipmra nrdi-ra and amall amount ar Cheese Is advanced Canned shrimps will be higher, Many offer of potatoes. Hops are dull, with few gala. Oood demand for old and young hens, Too many geese arriving. Egg receipts increase. aeeepUbl to on and two-mat poatar atampa. ' : THE fOVEVAX. r. O. Hot 121, Portland. Or(oa. TODAT'i FORECAST. ' Weather enndition and irenml forecait ft Orrron. Maahlnrtuu and Idiiho: l.laht rain fell reaterda nearly ererrwhero ID tlie Aorta I'arlnc alatea, except In Bontneaac- ern Idaho. The ralua bar eeaaed and bar tea follnwed br clear weather, aieept weat of, tbe laaeade mountain, wber It (till continue tomewnat onettieu. It la euoler UiU morntaa In Orecon. Wash. Inrtnn and Northern Idaho, and arroar In northern ("allforola. Nevada, Eaatern Colorado, fsbraaka, Mtnneaota and tbe Eaatnru portion ill tha Dakota. ' Xhe ladle tion are for generally fair weather I few days. The supplies of, cream are l thl dlatrict Irldar. It will he cooler to. growing shorter with the progress of aiijrni in jvaaiern weajon ana rvmin'm laano, i v, -Mr , . . , sad In Weatern tireg-n. and Vtcrn Waabliton fne dry ason. and even the cream that fioat will occnr trtdar aiornlng Is (ipuavad produced cost advanced prices. The luee. i cneese marvi is very nrm uax i mu a wmperamre in vac iai noun. Tillamook Cbeeso Higher. One of the tlargest cheese manufac turers of Tillamook has notified the trade that prices are about . one cent higher than former Hats. Although the advance has not been a general one there Is every Indication that such an event will take place within the next CO; minimum, n; precipitation, .2. kT AKKIAOK MCEXSXS: All? Gilder. XI, and Charles Johnson, S3. Batter Shortage Continues. The butter shortage creamery stocks -still continues and supplies In the local markets are growing less each Uinule C. Krlckaon, 21, andrBert 11. Mcbola, day. Although there are no Indications of an early advance In the market, still with the advent of smaller arrivals of Eastern stocks such a thing Is very likely to happen. There are still plenty of Eastern stocks on the market Store and dairy butter are In a weaker con dition, the grade of present arrivals S3. Uiella Maud Crow, 3. aad Albert A. Marak, One I'attemon, 29, and Ira A. rilktngtoa, N'eJlle Finn, ID, and Mark L. Jacob, 2ft. Ada U. lMTlfon, 18. and IN 11. Uardner, 21. BISTH' ' ,VtoT T. to Ur. and Mrs, O. R. Reed of I not being considered choice enough for Marunam hill, a daughter. I anything but the bakery trade. Prices a-i!l 2"' . " Ur- p rora of on ton nd d""F re on cent lower. S3 Hall afreet, a daughter. . October 17. to Mr. and Mra. C. A. Baiter of Canned Shrimps Are Scare. 16nL.d"Stil. .!UfihrlA ' un.f. nt Ther ha ben decided scarcity in ttctoher XS, to Jar. and Aire. A. Jjeaedltta of , k - . i , . , Unlunibl Blough md, a aon. . the canned shrimp market for several October 17. to Ur. and Mr. A. B. Zeller of days, and this condition will continue jus rreiaotit atrrvt, s son. I for perhaps about two weeks, when a car la expected to arrive frfon the East COKTAOIOTi DISEASES. snd relieve the famine. Khrlmn nrices uriooer hcti uiirer, i torumooio s on the newly packed goods will in all tkm. mele. , K.k.kiii. k. 1.1,1,.. . .. October 8. F. H. Rancom, at 789 FtttygroTe mvu.. t street, typhoid fever. shortage in the catch and the Increased October 24. O. W. Emmel, at 300 East Waah- cost of production. Ington street, trpboid ferer. ' ... , . 7 j Wothlng Doing In Salt. rrematorium on Oregcn City ear lhie. near The salt market remains quiet with duEai hiidnTn Ut2S "Fau Bh.r'm n0. changes in quotations during tne "'pf Sf' PorUa'ad' inmatii S'JcUilon! veek. th Bait Icrtlaad, Or. company commonly known as the trust nor the independent concerns being itJTodHo.mJrimrBU '." willing to make the first move. The Vbloi. ' flKfat "till on. however, and It is not , , ' . likely that quotations will tend higher, J. P. Flnler A Aon. funeral directors and I at least until the flarht la called oft, and enibalmer. hat remortd to their new eatab- such an event Is considered one of the HaUiaOB HTMl. I Jil. t iw.l Inkh.r. .inn.. the situation to be quiet until the spring, RIVERVIEW CEMETERY. ' 1 when the demand for salt will be very ' ningi gran. io. Famllr lot from IT5 to Marge, and then a renewal of the fight ci.uw. in only vrm-vj in roriiaoa woirn i tnr ttt control of tha trnrtn la verv perpotually BiatnUIn and care for lot. Kor ,?J contro1 lraae very run inrormauon apply to w. R. Mackenale. (furnlabed by Orerbeck. Utarr A Cook Co.) Chicago, Oct. 29, The Record-Herald today says: Lohrke last night wired of rather heavy and the market will go tne fPort situation; "The export de- lower maiiu jwr wneai coniinues lair, do nmu Beli A Co. We are vehy long on worked by New York parties and almost huckleberries. The market Is going "ra winter rrom tne uun nr mo from 6 to cents a pound. ' United Kingdom. The continent imports Toft. Hlne. Co There were, nlentv ana lis Dias are now nearly on a parity of everything In the meat market this with our market The corn demand In .. .. I t - i - -a. l. , -1 WeeK. iogs are SI0W Sellers. . uui auianura cum uuainraa, Today s quotations, as revised, are as think with steady markets here, we win nave a gooa export Dusiness in iwm wheat and corn. The popular sentiment for a corn rally availed yesterday to bring about an advance of to Tt of a cent The market has some help from Wall tne ahorta. There was some vigorous opposition from some of tne Dears. kicking for higher prices had an encouragement from the appearance of showers In the extreme Southwest and .from the prediction of follows: POBTIABD WBOX.ESAZ.B PBICIS drain, Tlonr and 7 aad. WHEAT Export Quotation New Walla. 7ftc: blurati-ni. 70c: Taller. 7Xt7e. BAKLE V r'eed, 2),00; rolled. 21.u0,22.00; Those wh6 were irroin, aii.mmi.iai. OATS No. 1 white, 11 50(824.00; gray, $2:i.(ia2..ftci per ton; white. 121.60; gray, 21.00 icr ton, rarmera' price. ZhullllrY'"tI?J'rJ!l'- KtVi"; Ji lS ahowers In Kansas and Missouri today. 4. HO; atralghta. 1.1.60; Valley, 3.75Q3.8S; gra nam .t 4; iw, fi.Tii. dllna 8TI 118 Hran. 120.00 per ton: mid- f.oo; ahorta, fzo.oo; chop, gis.w. The popular view is that wet weather would embarrass the marketing of corn. Aa all tha corn mnvlnr at nresent Is old. HAY Timothy. fl8.iKij I7.0o; Eaatern Ore- I an(a there will be no slmlfieant move nn. H.oo2o.K): clorer. 110.00818.00, wheat, " e "1 e " . J?onf h 914. W, COAt, 12.00. Siici.i, J7W tui ig a vi a,, Hops. Wool and Bldea. " PUy "5fne.rtl0.nwi? HOPS-New. 2022c for beat; 18H9c for th ikP thl J"It Kime; poor grade. KaiSc. weather would very much affect re- wooi. Valley, coara to medium. l!16Ue: celDts. There are about a half doivn r, . I Hl.M Al..-' .... It. li)IK. Vln. I , ., i , , a . . I, ...... .t i innueniiar ana nucceooiui ujri ami wnu .iril."":. ....... .r .till arnactlna Inwer corn nrtcea and bheki-pkinb bearing, 14Migi9c: abort --a- . rol. 2242;lc; medium wool, 30c; long wool, who are in a scalping way working to bring tnem about. Cudahy Buying Taaterday. The Cudahys were apparently buying Bryant was against the M OBABO ATXVT7X. tTlrhland Park, 'lot f hlnrk'l. Highland Park, lots and 10, block 13. itiKiiiana rarit, lot Z4, block It. Highland Park, lota 9 and 1. block 14. itigniana farK, lota 5 and , block lft. maniana ram. lot a. riiru-ic a. Bell wood, lot 11, block 47,,. 4 Sellwood. lot It, block 87. Woodlawn, lots 27 and 2, block 1, Woodlawn Heights, lot 1J. block 8. Fulton Park, lota 11 and 11, block Q. North Albina. lota 1 and 11. block 2L uay-s Add., lot 2. block 2. wm vt wa-aaw wv aai iw aa w I fll-nnn l vu l A. w. i . . av aaa. aai a. aw a, aa a, w naaai tM I . . i , uiwjb. . TBABIJra COBTOXl) AXKOST AlblonAtidV Albina. lot ii si. iJ ll'k. 4 nienmunu, iota e, , iu, in, zu, lot 2. AN experienced bookkeeper would Ilk poaltloa a bwikkteper or clilr. Address Bookkeeper, can. Journal J I f C & (Zn WAKjiW-Ily jaaung m.n. light work of any Ll TV ClIO (X VUi . kind at an kind of wage. W. i. M.. car ap turns I. MIEAT MARKET IS A SHADE EASIER IfoTNO MAN of good bablt daalrra Jn' earing or aruca UU lm. AUUT OOX U 1, Cr Journal. WANTED pdtlon bartender. Trlcphon 'LJ,r!,,l.'?w A. a., ear Jonrnal. flVO trat-claa window tri'mroei. Eaatern i nerleno. Addrcaa H. H. a . cam J FlRHTJlXASS" tenograpber; aim bookkeeper) . tiMt Mf.r.iiM. a i' ark im,mi . rrBMISHEO ROOM!. ARVERTISKMENTa CNPER THIS HEAD COST ONH CENT A WORD. WHOLLT TO SOALrarCI OFBBA- TXOVS afTTBLXO X BOT IB THH HABKBT AT 1BJESBT. Richmond lot il. IS. l&. lot . Rlnhmnn. lr m 1A 1 klnn 1 A Richmond, lota , 10, 12, 14, 14, block 11 Dolan's Add., lot , block (. , fLEASANT room, furnlahed. alngle or aa aolt or aouaracping reiioTatea tnoronghlr mod-, rs eonTeiilencea; beat location In city; under uiaiiaaruii'ni, . nu ana inrMtlgat. ,lr; ?.10C5 ?''. v.u Tonrlata Mlldted. Mr. J. h7 rilmm 'iiZ Carter a Add, K. Portland, lot S, blk. 11. prnprletreu. twit Rn.ell t. ' v vnriit ti i niKi iul i. nun h a . i . . , . -n i. WortBweat Is Beginning to Admit that Prettyman'a Add., lota S and I. blk. S. ,,Ji..Vr?.0A"f.0rF n.f Morrlaon. .rnrnlh4 I a a vl i . . . ' . . " I UnUBriBWUinaT alDlIanm. 1 ! tin SlfnMlaa Buaau.a ' . . . a aiectrio Ana., lot l. d ock 4. . , " " - .-, FhaM Is Vkait tn tlia.4 ntlv. nit a.l a I n kit. i I " "f week and op. tha Market am o,. nrhot T Tar I'lnwool N 4. iota 10 and 11, block I.' W HTARK t, nlely furnlahed room; rw Baavy With Liberal Torclgn Ship ments and Wkekt at 30 Cants, it Xa Donbtfnl If Europe Will Stock Up. onabl rent: tranalan anllltt Front 105. 7 rboas Xaeelpta, Sklpment and Clearance. Chicago, Oct. 2. Th ....1,124,000 .... 044,000 Ocil.44 each. TALLOW Prim. Mr lb. 4QAc: No. 2 and grraae, 22Hc. iiilK lry hide. No. ', 18 In nd np. i . pr io: arr Bin. no. i. o to id ?r. i . . . , mi j i . 1 1 . i, ii. I'nnpr o 1 1 ib. ioc. no . aaltrd. bull and itaga, 12 leaa than drjr price. The gram man yesteraay wan flint; anltrd hide, ateor. aound. eo noond or careful to keen In touch with St. Louis. orer, 7c; no to eo lb. 7e; onder IW lb ie wanted to know whether the the run and cowa. 6ft 7 a; atag and bulla, aound, 5c; at T . Tmat rommnv was still kip. aound, 15 to ao lias. 7c; aonnd. 10 to on the 8t. Louis Trust company was stiii 4 in. Tc; calf, aound, nnder 10 lb. He; green on or BDatea. lie guvorncu mo (unealtedl. le ner Ih leaa: cntla. 1e Dec lb I tlnn In tbe arraln nits larrnlv by the i"1.':? iK?HZ'. bulletins he saw from the city at the each, I1.0jU1.50 colte hide, ech, 2SQ50c; . . - .h . K. xhe n- gc.t aklna "common, each. lOQloc; Angora, other end of the big bridge. The Le- wltn wool on, each, 25cQ$1.00. cember wheat price at St Louis which Butter. Eggs and Poultry. on MonJay was 1 cents, was as iow Butter Ftre -TT ii uv. v..i.r. yesterday as 8H cents, the close being 2THc; rnnorattd, 22e; creamery. 23&27Mc; 87 cents. Cash people who are bullish ''S': 'nr. iowitc. ,.n wheat are a little ImDressed by tne . - A - ... - .... KUl. Kreah Oregon, luminal. 20ffl3Oc; cold 1 " , " . T" : . Tmrv mi Kansas Cltv ,n rurn" rD ,,ul serious o.i.iug.i tornse. 2J(a24c: hiker-a iv frh Eaatem. conduct of the market at Kansas City. . . a strenrth to th market. af'ft?S'r. - . . ..Va... ar Th Decemb,r there u " cenU under There Is some fairly good buying. We AmerlVle tW,n' 15aiac: Ja"" Chicago. are lncllned to think we would sell It Am.'"r?' .. rnt J M Ph ns writes Parker .,. I'UI'LTKY Chicken. ml:ed. per lb: . ' . . . Z. ' . .... on tne rainon. nimiHtan uui uno on. UM,2u,e per 'b: rooatera. B10e per lb; from BeagwicK, Jtan.. as we get iinu BldiJ to tne rnarket, and would aell it on (Furnlahed by fTrhck, Btarr k Conk Co.) Chicago, Oct 29. Logan at Bryan ad- viae: The wheat market Is a shade easier, It la extremely dull, with the trading 738,000 buahela confined almost wholly to scalping oper ations. The public la not In the market and there seems nothing Interesting enough in the situation to bring them n. Primary receipts ar about the same aa last year. The tone of the market seems to na on the whole a little heavy. Dullness, of course, contributes to this, but the Northwest ia beginning to ad mit that there ia wheat in that section and that farmers' deliveries are free and that larger arrivals In the Immediate future are likely. The steadily increas ing receipts show this. Our opinion Is that the market will gradually work lower. With liberal Russian shipments, fine Argentine prospects and wheat at 80 cents, we doubt that Europe will stock up to any great extent Our primary movements will almost certainly in crease for next month and stocks ac cumulate. With these conditions a bull market does not seem likely, and with the load getting a little bigger every day we rather look for prices to drag. Corn Weak and Ztowor. The corn market is weak and lower. The little show of strength yesterday was mainly due to local conditions. scalpers buying and covering shorts. The weather throughout the West con tinues fine. Country holders are not yet selling freely. The unfavorable husk- Wheat Corn Tb ablpment wer: Wheat Corn The clearance were: ela; flour, Bl.OOO barrel: corn. 272.01a:) buahela oata, ;,("k iiuanela. Wheat and flour equa HOTEL Vendotu. cor. l.1ih ami ' iu... i primary rclpt show: I alahed rooma with board; reaonhl rate. . rJ.'ST,;-- Kf.h.!.0, 8KCOND st, roomrilngU Vnds"iult7 Buahela. buahela. I new bona, r.ear furniture! reaann.hi. I Tww a-i.arTm m. ... . . . ' ' "- 2H4.000 I Bt -i a rraanington l. rooms tot ' i ent lumen! tnndnit t.i . eai . TS8.000 1 87T.0OO THE RHRRMANV twelfth' ndaabingtonT1E3c nuu . n.u. , ii n . j . . ..... - vi.iiun ni.,,eiv I ,.n.,,i. ,,.r tier, weea or mnnin. Wheat, 827.000 bush- WANTED REAL ESTATE. Cloae cf Liverpool Grain. - Liverpool, Oct. 2a. Close: Wbeat-Deeea.-her. A-A'A,. Vk lower. Corn December, 4-2, sa- ' yoTicE.-" WE HA VB appointed Loewenbcrg A Going Co. of Cortland, Or., sol agent for all of our hotel rangea and reataurant good. Jobs Vaa Hang On.. Cincinnati. O. WANTED To trad email houea and p7 uiiirirn ioc mooern noout eronm cot tg within 10 block of Catholic school, near Kaat Eleventh and Oak preferred. See 234 V4 Mnrrlaon at., room 2. COW FOB SALE. FOR SALE Fine Cow. H. S. Bell. M Morris at. Lower Albina callln. FTPS FOR SALE. MALE KELP TAaTTEXt. FOR BALK Llewellyn pups. Apply 914 Gas- neiii ei. ADVERTISEMENTS UNPKR THIS HEAD C08T ONE CENT A WORD. IF YOU KNEW th address of tha man to whom your want ad. la ur to appeal, yon would not need to In ert the want. ad. Rut If you don't know hla addreca there I probably no other way for you to Snd it WANTED Men to learn tbe barber trade; w ar ami doing Doaioee at tn earn old tnd; eucceee guaranteed by our eonatant Dractb. Call or writ tn American Barber Colleg I i orporation, ana Krerett at,, fort lung. Mt.N TO LEARN barber, trade; only tw I LOST. LOST Scotch Collie dog, Mhle and whltav anawerlng to tha name of Neaa; reward If re turnee to aira. o. c. Hnndt 408 Eaat Eighth. North. Tel., t'nlnn 8778. FOR SALS. FOR SALE Th la r if eat ronmtng-houM In Portland 135 room: long leaa: dulua rood hualneaa; rooms all full: bona well fnrnlaherf- will proT to you that tho houa 1 clearing I.1U0 per month; thla la a chance In a life time to make money; re aon for selling Ii lllne: price. S8.000: U raeh. Waltae A rw, 208, 206 H Commercial bldg., TeL Mala month required; th only ytem and only yoR SALE A eboloa lot of dry oak wood, price colleg teaching the trtde; caUlogn and full right; dellrered at one. Room 717? Mar particular mailed free. Moler 8item Col-1 quam bldg. Phone, Weat 2222. , "'"..I .' . .. . - I FOR SALE A flrat-clnaa ..loon in good tor. v. n niBosn . iu., in norm neeoaa Bt.. tlon; long lee. Addre Box 1 J, Journal. ;.e.e. t -,k riZ tZ? ..A. ZZ CHOICE bualne. block for al cheap to right traction and otbar oaUlde Tork. prly. anareH nn. u tnrt. uwta, Of WANTED Men nd women to learn th bar" r0.B AL.E -A.f?7 h.1""''.' tC,wrter- .W ber trade: eonatant nractlc and enceeaa I "CB- " maa tanaer, iniro n. guaranteed. Call or write to th Portland Barber College, 253 Ererett at. WANTED A flrat-elaaa shirt aaleaman for FOR RENT. broiler. lmmi2Hc per lb: duc'ka. old. I2i the hulking the corn proves better than r8jIy 14c H.r lb; yming, 14o per ib; gie, 78c per we thought. Some of the fields planted city and near-by town; refarance required. I FOR RENT Lodge room on Thnradiy or Sat llabment, corner Third and Both phone ho. 9. ' tlirltera. lire, iniiiii 1U.1Ae ner lh! old. . ..... .... 12V413V4i-' per lb; dSed. iVwlSc per lb. very e"r,y ana nooaea are poor, pui a . a a.... I IllUnfc Ul llin Ulll, I O a.-? w:v.r. ,11011 " w Corn Sam aa Oata. The condition In corn is almost dupll- Apply Tb Spencer Company, 826)4 Waah Ington it. urday avenlng In th Soiling A Hlraeh bldg. 108 f Third J-ruat twmpany or Oregon, .1 w. t .. ini. nf caiea in oats. n in an exiramair uuu POTATOES-TRc. horera- nrlc. for ahln. l" I , . ...u.. h.. tnn PftaiTinNf .. I... i"g' SffreK aiOTn- "k: IheVuO to"" Rn T T.rJLnl Rl ZliZwtoM unilnportlnt jiiTOS " ?.v'T.T.'...,W" '" I nere IS v to . ". .. -ri, .l.lnn nn th. whKl. I WANTED I.OOO men tn et lOe ahavea at Oeel. t . 1 1 f Y n I lraytl II fill tanvltia tnwl Aanal 7T i I n n . n law nfTaplnB WfT T a"r 1-T1 B Fin I vuuil a a u a, or vaa auv iiw.v -. - r - - - - - i. ii. i. " i"-. vviu . v..c.... w... ,n ,,K. 1 dental barber ahop. 2UU Mnrrlaon. pnrTiTi-.i. oai. i s l- I . .v. . . -.. . y .klt T .Kmil IKflOnn htialia a anongiu " - kuniuuii, van T I win uaeiy nympainine wun corn, anu tviurrn u.i.i.. , . I i on or two boy after echooL Apply Westers FOR KENT Or lease, tor No. 888 Waahlngtot) Union Telegraph compa ny. gai lie. Ac, FRESH 75c1.2T) r HI.'! IO Allin, IHDC UF",llO, I ... per bon; nrangea, late ValencU. a While. 83.50(84.00; banana a, 6VaY((6c lb; lemona, choice, and can't get cars to ship It out a.i.iru; in HELP WANTEDFEMALE. fnnev 'l K1A 00 . II Ua.Imh I ..- . . . . . . 1 " .... inA " 7 "7 i v ' i snail not try tur oomw iimr. per 100 pearbea, 6oOOc; pineapple. 3.50; . TLrinn-.nnii- K.nk- writlna1 to the watermelon. Oregon. 70c; California, canteloupe Tne Minneapolis DanK, wrHing to tne 81.25 per crate: near 75cfftti.25 ner boi: Commercial National bank of thla city. grape, 75rftt81.20; Oregon Concord, 20c said of the Northwest wheat movement I the provision market, because it la ao I GIRLS can ecur good position by applying at Kr,Tll"ke'i ,er,b"P!P, 61 ""'i n,.ckU!bel'", as follows: "A better movement is fore- extremely dull in every way. There is 15?. , p-2ftl",?d women'a Employment ofie, t iiniui-n, i irr. , via niirr I irm, pa n 4, I . . - . -. . .Iniit j . . A I ai0ii- j thah artaah n ix I o-ataj tw t aeuiii .tt w v., I uvui w. we Should aell them on the hard spots. I EEPERIENCED operator on ' gentleman's ..,.,. ,-- n ablrta; muat b flrat-claaa; alao girl to learn; FTOTlalona Extremely XulL , whll, rnln(-. powar machines. Th There la hardly anything. to say about) spencer compa nj, iush waahington, cor. 8th at.. In Belling Hlraeh bldg. Apply to Portland Trust Company of Oregon, loa Third at FOR REN'T Grocery a tore at 855 North Union are. Apply to Portland Truat Company of Oregon, 109 Third t. FOR RENT Part of store 20 Yamhill, flood- enough bldg.; will rant with -r without counter. Apply ca abler Journal office. B0L'SfiKBEPiNa8 nlc front room on. furnlahed, 80. 828 Union are. .-, iiniui-ea, ioc; crannerric. lorai, . . ... .v.. Ae I ..in-,ll-, . v-. lh ..h I ovt maaningion vegetables Turnlpa, tmvlgatlon and the requirements of cur-I mand show, a little Improvement but YIVSnT tITbS. Greenbl'S -"7-, i-cr ca,, r.ui.ur., i.tih rsncT will te mucn neavier ouring ui uu mo ' ..--. mo otu-1 company. Seattle. Wash .Worcester block, city. W. M. Ladd, president Clark Bros, 'for flower, 2S9 Morrison street REAL ESTATB TRANSFERS. Johanna Brandon to Ague M. Buckley, Iert lot 6 nd 8, north double block O, city $ Jobani.a Brandon to Mary ('. Wili:i, part ; lou S and 6 la north double block 1 O. city Canada Kettlera' Ivian a Trnat cinnalfant ltd., tn Mare Wajill. ou:h H lot 0, Mock 78. tVmrh add II. M. Wilkin m.l wife to C- U. Beirr, 10 acre l'i wTtli-n IS, t iwditlilp 1 cuth, ! rang 2 east I. E. and E. Scott to N. Kohn, lot 8, : Cedar 1.111 Sheriff to E. A. Fearing, lot 28, Mel rose I. L. and 8. L. Hengereld to John Van Zaate. part block 31. Llnnton Joseph M. Hfaly to Wm. Semenaa, l-t 7 aud 8, blwk 42. Wtephena' add C. R. Berry to A. E. Newcomb, 10 acre , section 18, township 1 south, range 8 eMt Northern Becurltlo Inreatment Truat enmpaur to J, M. Hcalr. lot 7 and 8. ' hkM'k 42, Stephen' add to East Port land XEany Offers of Potatoes. Local dealers report many offers of potatoes from farmers who were will ing to let go their stocks up to a week ago. The local market is quiet today under very heavy receipts of the cheaper stocks, and this bears down tha quotations on the better grades to some extent The best prices being offered the farmers today range from 65 to 60 cents, with, the cheaper srrades ruling V00 much lower. The San Francisco markot la in a fair condition, with quotations goo ruling In the neighborhood of one cent a pound, uacn additional steamer to that port takes down a larger supply than the preceding one. Indications now point to the fact that the Califor nia market is fast becoming bare of the better grades of spuds and prospects for higher prices within the next month or two for that grade are considered 250 bright Local buyers are up the coun try and are endeavoring to land as many sacks as possible at present prices. The :. 1 50 1 8,500 108 Title Guarantee A Trust company to J, N. Huffman, lot 0 block 14, North Irrliigton Wm. J. Hill and wife to the public, lot A. B, and C. Midway Annex add TV. A Roberta and wife to Alice M. BlggeniUff. lot 4, block 1, Huntera add Lang Inreatinent company to B. F. Kirk land, lot IS. block 3. Bay'a add 'Multnomah county (br alicrlffl to R. n. Crowe, kit 13. block 5; kit 22, block 10, Good Morning add , Columbia Real Eetate company to John C. MrKuue, lot 6. block 20; lot 10, block 81, Penn. add No. 2 Pope, Anderson A Co. to A. L. Hoult, lot 7, block 17, Mount Tabor villi.. . Point View Land company to M. Calkin and wife, lots 23 to 27, Inclusive, block 10. point View Bherlff to C. II. Reed, lot 15, block 10, Bralnsrd Too. Tollison to Victor Brunnetl. lot 15, block 13, Albina Homestead Fidelity Trust comnanr to Chas. J. Fnleen part lot 7, block 12, Bhtcklstone's add. 2,500 . 2, Too onion situation remains the same with 50 1 200 16 825 Get your title insurance and abstracts to real estate from the Title Guarantee A Trust com pany, cnamDer oi commerce bldg. Preferred Stock Canned Goods. Allen & Lewis, Best Brand. PORTLAND PACKING COMPANY'S FOUR CASH MARKETS TXBST ABTB SALMOB, WEST PABJC ABX WASKXBGTOB, , 365 VrJtST STREET ABX 683 WXX.UAVB ATEBTJE. Halibut, per lb...,, 6c Fresh Salmon, per lb....;..,.;.. ..6c Ouaranted Creamery Butter, j8 lbs. Granulated Sugar. .. .$1.00 16 pars 5oap..... .........35c Paclcasre .'Coffee;,..;, :...... 10c Bacon, per Ib.;..;.... .............. 16c Picnic Hafnuw..U.;.;..........9C prices unchanged Bops Are Quito BulL All is dullness In the hop market at present the sales now being made go ing at lower figures. The delay In tho 13 opening of the market in London is I .M.H.v h.nni amrtndr t V, hnn man 1KOO I " ' " 'n, vp " AOW I ,1,1. .. A ,AW n, ,KAM 1. 1 liiia i-uuiiii j , vij n ui iijii, niivwiiiK to a certainty Just how much hops the continent has to offer and what the rul ing prices will be when the market opens. Most of the sales made locally during the past week were of rejected stocks wnicn naa Deen taken in at a higher figure and then did not come up to the quality. Quoted prices are nor mal. Wheat ZSovement Xa Homlnal. Local millers . report the movement of wheat Into the maritet here as nom inal, owing to the attitude of the farmer in demanding a higher prico. The market is dull, but the tendencies are all strong. The flour market con tinues firm, with the Better support of the foreign markets. Prices are un changed. In tha Poultry Market. Receipts of poultry were larger to day, the movement during the last half of the period being much improved over the first portion. The demand now Is principally for hens and young chicks, but the call in all lines is good. Geese receipts are showing a vast In crease and with Its continuance the market will go lower. Ducks are In good demand. Quotations are the same. Turkeys both live and dressed, were in larger receipt with the demand well able to take care of everything that comes at prices the same aa yester day. Egg Bacaipts Are X,argr. Each day of the week showed a larger receipt of eggs, but the supply is about equal to the demand. The principal call for eggs continues to center on the Easterns on account of the great dif ference in the price between that -grade and the Oregon ranch stocks. The quality of the Easterns' ls'Just as good as those coming from our own terri tory. ' " . Opinions on tha Market. Pearson. Page & Co. A car of Ne vada honey is due today. Demand is good. A car" of Jersey cranberries is duo tomorrow. . Malarkey & Co. The oyster boat run aground at Maygera and the market was bare this morning. W. H. Dryer Potato receipts are larger, with more offers to sell from the farmers. Everdlng & Farrell The market is dull, with receipts small. " W. S. Swank The potato market is firm. McKlnley Mitchell The hop market Wood at., city. , . - . - , , r. - , f . I ' " 1 1 in 'j . , . v. - - - - 1 -- .. ... - 1 , 1 1 111 1 m 11 . nraiiiv, nu, u.P"P.dd0, i5c"pe;do.ee,n pePPTr "(i lbj hext 30 day"' T"8 r6al 0nly r80n a ecelpU f . h.K" ara running U'OMAN to travel ' for whole. le hou..; refer , .7 . . I 1 u vrvyrim, ut , . n.u. i. it,., whan I ohnut the earns an In at veil r Anu.iilu. I ...... t.i , t i ' noraeraoian. 7hinc nee I n ' eeiert- itenTer. I iu inn I in u L iiiuii in, n, ,n ,ua. I - t . n- . iniiiinj. -rw. m . irui n. 75ixc; local, 75e per do; beana, green, 4 Vi&e farmers were Just ready to thresh there tlve operations are very small and! WANTED Housekeeper. Apply or address 84 Toa ' neioe. wWwie per dox; parsnip, ere three weeks of continuous wet leaureiess. 11.25; peaa. 34e; cucumber. 50i75c .Pr ... ,Kii. AiA .ni .1... n h.rnr dox; corn. r"4c per do.; eggplant. 10c per Ib.; "r"v"' r butter bean, 10c per lb; Lima beans, Be; October, Just when farmers were afraid "''nSftr.66!.. . . of freexlng. ao tackled fall plowing and DRIED FRCIT8 Apples, evaporated, 67e ! ,v,.. .,i, per lb.; aprlcota. 113c per lb.; sacks, We " ' per iu. leas; peche. , Htuc per Ih.; pear, "V per in; prune. Italian, imatuc per in French, 8u,ft4Uc per lb.: flxa, California blucka, eSVio per Ih.: do. white. 7jBc per lb.; plums, pitted. B6c. RAISIN 8 Seeded, fancy l ib. carton, 60 package to case, 9,e pkg; seeded, 12-oa csrtons. 74c; loose Muscatelle. 50-lb boxes, 7fftH4c per Ih; London layers, l.SSiaZ.OO; clusters. 2.50fti3.75; Vk. 25c; V4. 50c adranc vjrr Ninna cartons. WW TORS STOCKS. DECEMBER WHEAT IS THREE EIGHTHS DOWN SITUATIONS WANTED mi ALE. DESCRIPTION. O a PEOPLE USED TO "look tor work" by going from place to place and asking for It. It waa Juat on of "th old way." Nowaday th want ad. In Tbe Journal do tbe "running about" and they coat nothing. WANTED MISCELLANEOTJS. HIGHEST price paid for men' old clothing, shoe. Phone, Black 809' 27 North Third. HOUSES FOR RENT. 7-ROOM bona. $10. 84T Water It BUSINESS CHANCES. F1GS-10 Mb. crton. choice brand. $1.00; 10 7" LO -crown. wie: 111 1-in. nrlraa. x-crown. Hoc: nn I , - "7 . J4-!h. bricks, per box, 12.25; 4-row Ujer. per Um c.r Pound "m il,eb- fi.iLj.0"':' 80l,b' "". 0 PI prefeVrFodUnd:."m a 1 1 in j i a us y -vi u w ii , mviu. eartuiiaj. per a m C,lt3(l. gm J?r. .'r p fco. US: 8&.TOcom: T"""i . - i iv ii , ,w .-iu, cartuua, iw OUA, 1 .75; date. 7c. Orooeries, Buta, Etc SUGAR "Sck bssls" Cnbe, J8.00; pow dered, 3.85; drj grsnulated. 5.75; beet granu lated, $5.35; extra ('. 43.25; Golden C. $3.15; His, 10c, V, bbls. 23c: boxes. 50c advance on sack basis lea 2Ac per cwt for cash, 15 days; Burine, is'dioc per ID. HONEY 14U2IKe. COFFEE Green Mocha. 21ia23e; Java, fancy, do preferred. Baltimore A Ohio, com. do preferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian cacinc, com Chi. A Alton, com. . , do preferred Chi. A Ot. West., com. Cbl., Mil. A St. P.. Chi. ft North., com. Cbl. Terminal Ry.. Chesapeake A Oblo 26H2c; Jar, good. 20a25c; J.t. ordinal irKV, lKiei i Costa Rlc., fancy, 18t0c; Cost, r- " do 2d irterred . . . , do 1st preferred... Delaware A Hudson. D. A R. O., com. Rlcs, good, 1(10 18c; Costa Rica, ordinary, 10 12c per lb; package coffee, $12.13. TEAS Oolonif. different a-rnries 25nne: aunpowder. 2StC.12ia:c; English breakfast, dlf- trim, m i atiir. i vi ((i. rvf : an nar lotr. nruvimron I , . , Jnn. SOfaOSc: rreen Jn.A .... ,e..e- an 00 preierreo - - - - lava-IB, BAT.T ITtne n.la. O. 4. Am Km IA. 4 K Wei-BS. .i1:. .SL. "Pv-Wjff- UmhTllle A Nashville, do 2d preferred . do 1st preferred . . a7."SrT T-M-L.0,l.eJs-5i IU"' Metro. Traction Co. . Manhattan Elevated, Mexican Central Ry.., Minn., St. P. A Ste. M do preferred......... Missouri 1'actflc , M.. K. ft T com do preferred New lork central, HALT Coarse, half around imia nee Inn $8.25: 50s. ner ton. 19 23: Mrernool Inmn rixk, $2!i.0O per ton; 50-lb lock, $11.80; 100, fll.OU. ORAIN BAGS Calcutta, $5.756.00 per 100. RICK Imnerlal Jar.an. Nn. 1 IU,, Vn 2 New Orleans head. He. ( 0AL OIL Pearl or Astral Case. 23e per Norfolk ft Western, com gl, water white, Iron bbls, 17c; wooden, ; do preferred . . headlight, Caaes, 25Hc; headlight, Iron bbls, North Amerlcsn IPC. N V Onf At Womt LINSEED OIL Pure rsw. In hhls. 4Qc- nan. d ..i i. t ine kettle, boiled, cases 56c. bbls 61c. p. L, A C. Oo BKAZlNh 63 deg., case, 22c; Iron bbl. Pressed Steel Car, com GASOLINE 88 dor., esses. 2SU.iv Iron hhla I I... M.ll uU.AC'Tv, "nV,,?1.0,!..-!?!!!? ?4c' ,ron bbta- 18c- Reading, com TURPENTINE In enses, 78c; wood bbls, 1 do 2d preferred 744c: Iron til. 72c: 10-lb eaa lots. 77e. d i.i nreeeed BEANS Small white, 4c; large white, $3.809 1 Rep. Iron ft Steel, com.. 4.00; pink. S3.76ftc3.00: barou. (4.2R: I.lmaa I An nreferred 5-00- . Rock Island, com NUTS Peanuta,, 6(?7c per lb for raw. Offline I do preferred for roasted; cocoanuts, 85)&90c ner doa: wsl- Southern. Rv.. com r.ut, 14M016c per lb; pine nuts. 10fil2M.cl d(. preferred per Ib: hickory nuts. 16c ner lh: chestnuts. I Southern Pacific.. , Eastern, 16W lUe per Ib; Brstlt nuts. 19c per St. L. ft S. V., 2d pfd.. in, uiucris, jdwioc per id; ranej. pecan, H(Q bi. l. at n. v., com 15c per lb: almonds, 14c per lb. do preferred...... Meata and Provisions. I"" ,1,.clfle r,vwlF. T..nn Tool Ir Iron . r niwMi niiais uainecica Beer. crime. 6Mic; cow, 5c; mutton, dressed, l5i.ci k.nila. dressed, Uc. FRESH MEATS Front street Beef, steers. 5i4frtc; bulls. 3Ql4e; cows, 45c; pork, block. ofrcic; pacsers. opiate; mutton. wjc; lamns, aressea, owoc Ifnlon Paclflc. com do nref erred. u. a. Lieacner. com. . do preferred T. S. Rubber, com . . . dressed, I U. S. Steel Co., com: do preferred hams, bacon, ETC. Portland pack (local) Wheel, ft L. E.. com. hama, 1014 lba, 164c; 14 to 16 Iba. 16J4c: do 2d preferred ao 1st prererrea . . . . Wisconsin Central, com. do preferred Western Union Tele. Wabash, com IBM do preferred I 83 Total sales for day. 273,000. Money, 4 54 per cent. breakfast bacon, 18i'(r2i)c; picnics, 9tyc; salted sldea, 11c per lb; smoked sldea, 12c; dry al(ed 12c; hutts, aalted. back. 11c; bacon, back, Be: smoked. 10c per lb. EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 Ib. 15Hc; over 15 lbs, 15c; fsncy. 15(318 4c: picnics. 0c; shouldei. 10(fllc; dry saited siaes, ansmosea, iic; ureasiast paeon, ling in1; lancy, oc. 4X)CAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10, 11c; 6. llic; 50-lb tin. lO'ic: steam rendered. 10. 100,- 5. 10c; -50, c; compound tierces, J 66 139 . 107 si 66 1014k 11 S 134 11) .54 112 02 17 38 130H 107 (Furnlahed by Orerbeck, Starr ft Cooke Co.) Chicago, Oct. 20. December wheat loet B during tbe day, while May remained the aame. December corn gained c while May kwt c. Tbe market ranged follow during the day: 20 HI 13 644 155 100 109 Open. Wheat- Dec $ May Corn- Dec May Oat Dec May..... i-ora Jan 12.10 May 12.20 Laro May 6.72 an 6.05 Rib May 6 42 Jan 6.30 .804 .70 '.43 .86 .36 High. .SO'' .70?, .44 .43 .86 .36 Low. .70 .70 .43 .42 i .85 .36(5 Close.. A YOUNG LADY wishes to do horn work such a writing or aewing, or will go part or ay in ornce; can speaa in dermsn language. Adlra C. r. V., car journal, I none, aniii mil. WIDOW. Chrlatlsn woman, desires position cashier or other employment where, sh will noi nare to aiano upon ner iei ait oa, i B. B., The Journal. ' 43A WIDOW of education and bualne ability de- .80 B .79. .43B .80 .36 sires position cashier In reataurant or other respeeiame puce or employment, n. t. B care Journal. 12.17 1206 1215 12.30 12.20 12.25 8.77 6.70 6.77 6.72 6.65 6. 72 A 6.47 6.42 6.45 6.35 6.30 6.30 YOUNG LADY desire position clerk in grocery store; experienced: can put Interest in iHisines ir desired. i. K. p., care Journal, SITUATION WANTED by a girl nearly 15 years, aa nurse, or light housework. Apply 110,1 Kaat Aider ar., or i none ncoit zwn. WANTED Position by experienced pantrygtrl and cnamDermaia, togetner. Adcre u, i. car' Journal. COTTON OPTIONS RANGING HIGHER SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. 45 45 44 24 VL 72 (Famished by Orerbeck, Starr ft' Cooke Co.) New York, Oct. M. All cotton option dur- 2 8 78 10 14 60 10 23 42 16 36 83 10 34 Ing the day were strong and ranged higher. Tbe market stood follow: Open. . High. Low. Close. Jan $10.01 $10.16 $ 9.07 $10.1 5ft id Feb 10.00 10.18 10.00 10.1820 Mar.... 9.98 10.20 9.98 10.1810 Apr 10.03 10.20 10.03 10.2oj22 May.... 10 08 10.22 10.08 10.22(U24 June.... 10.04 10.22 10.04 10.2022 July.... 10.04 10.22 1 0.03 10.20rnS22 Oct 9.06 10.17 9.02 10.13M16 Nor.... 086 10.10 9.95 10.10ftil2 Dec..... 10.09 10.26 10.05 10.24 &26 SITUATIONS WANTED FREE. If you ar cut cf work or Deslr another situation, THE JOURNAL. Will Insert your advertisement fof you for . TWO DAYS ABSOLUTELY FREE. Phone, Main 500. Come In person cr send . your ad. by mall to THE JOURNAL OFFICE, Cor. BtN and Yamhill sta. Closing Grain Quotations, NO SHOE LEATHER erer need be worn thin In "hunting for work." You can bunt work by proxy. Make the want ad. In The Journal your proxy. Ban Francisco 'Oct. 29,-Tbe closing quota. WfiiTk rlnn cat analntsnt KswiYr le runa nMA ornn.lnHnn ,ai.iu a ran a it luill uvua v: 1" aruaaavi J tt. i. i iiv-C . quick in figure and rapid penman: small salary to start; references given. Address R, A. B.. care Journal. Wanted Situation In th capacity of re 18 74 13 23 28 71 845 tlt.ns on grain In tbe various cltie today were a follows: St. Louis Wheat December, 87c asked; May. 8282c. Corn December, 40c bid; May. -4 bid, Duluth Wheat December, 76c bid; May, 77 c. Kansaa City Wheat December. 6Ro bid; May, 60c asked. Corn December, 37c bid; May, 30c asked. New York Wheat December, 88 c bid; May, S2c. Corn December, 50c bid; May, 48e bid. M II waiikee Wheat Wecemher. ROUeoAOSle 2:; asked: May, 7914c bid. Corn December, c w. mt.o ..r ,! "' ." '. ' r. 3 r S; bid: May. 43c asked. WANTED Situation In tbe hlpping depart- Mlnneanolls Wheat December, 7980c; May, 7f974c. San Francisco 11 :30 a. m. Wheat Decem ber, $1.43; May, $1:40. Barley December, $1.14c asked. rialrer In public building or brewery or any place where a competent carpenter Is re quired. Phone, Scott 6492, or 580 Ganten beln are., city. ryANTED---81ttiatTon as ' hnrnessmaker; under- atand tne onsines all tnrongn; light and bary work; would like a good, steady Job; can glre good reference. T. S.-McKlnley, reniDsuia, ur. ment of a holessle or retail sturs br man who Is well acquainted In the town of Washington and Oregon. A dress C. W., car journal. American Stock in London, London, Oct. 29. 2 p. m. Amalgamated Cop per advanced 4: Atchison adranced , pre ieired advanced ; Baltimore ft Ohio advanced ; Chicago ft Alton unchanged; Chesapeake A tinio aaranceu. 4k; unicago, aiiiwaukee & Bt, Paul adranced ; Denver ft Rio Grande un etranged; Erie advanced , firsts advanced ; Illlnola Central adranced ; Loulsrllle ft Nash ville adranced ; New York Central-adranced ; Mexican Central adranced ; Ontario ft Western adranced ; Norfolk A Western ad vanced : Pennsylranta unchanged; Reading adranced 4, first unchanged; Southern Pa- W ANTED Carpenter want work; small Jobs preierreo; siungie roor nxing, siaewaia or in. ride Work; work guaranteed or no pay. Jo. M Lenell. room 25 Witch Haxel. 186 Madison. Local Liveetock Rolpt. Portland Unloia Stockyards. Oct. 20. Re-I rifle adranced 44-: Southern Rail war adranced celpts of Itrestock in tbe local yard during i, preferred unchanged;. Union Pacific ad- Ik. nmm 11 krtnrl ,.) 1 1 .... . .. I " j , . J .. J . 1 . . , , 11.. k. , ir. no IK .i. . A, . . . i . '"-- - ..... rl TIIKTU . preicrreu un, iiniiRii , uunea Blaze it?l .A. 11.T'.C. ."l?.tln"'.i0i4... ,tem rend- weaker. Other itrestock Is unchanged: RuUug Steel adranced 4k. preferred adranced U: Wa- ....in . .7 .n I uai.ll auraiKTu jm, IBwnic unnwni 7,. vun- aiii Db, .i. in, uiruinoj, ?.o'uo.9v. i sola uncnangea. riosrs ri. I . ii i , meaiuni, p,oc. Sheep Best, 2c medium, 2c. 8c: tubs, 8c. EASTERN LARD Kettle Ief. 10-lb tins. I .h u ho..r. wer. nomi.i" end, 10. 10c; Bs. 10Vc: 60s. 914c. A bore packing-bouse price ar net cash, IB drys. CANNED SALMON Columbia river. 1-Ib tails, $1.75; 2-lb tsHs, $2.40: fancy, l ib flats, $1.00; -lb fsncy flats. $1.15; fancy, 1-lb oral, $2.60; Alaska tails, pink, 80c; red, $1.50; 2-lb Ulls. $2.(SI. FISH Rock cod. 7c: flounders. Be; halllbot, 5c; crsbs, $1.50 per dox; raor clams, tilOe per. dos; little neck clams. 3c; atrlptd ban, 12c; salmon, cblnook, 4c; sllreraldes, 4c; vet anrimps, ruget Bound, ioc; catnaa. Todav'a Metal Ouotatlona New York, Oct. 20. Sllrer 0c; London onJtr f.0" wtr spot. 3P5C. Electro $13.75. Baa Francisco Local Stock. Baa Francisco, Oct. 20. 10:30 a. m.: Bid. Asked. Csstlmra $13.50. Copper Dull, lake, $14. Tin Steady. soot 1 25.80 (328. 00: October. Te- all... ..I. ki l. o..' ,J tn09Anil' '.m(MT & O?, (H 9 Oft -1 i-"... . ,., xr. , 1, ia . , cm, nc; auBon I - ---r. .-i . - -. . v,vv,v.vv. "v"i, v4m-i-'.i-, loosKers. joc; percn, DC. Liverpool Cotton atarkat. n)riua; Taiirj. tt vrr San Francisco Ga A Electric...., do certificate Giant Powder , Vlgorlt Powder Hana Plantation Hawaiian Sugar Hoookaa Sugar Hutcmnann nugar . 1 68 40 45 60 9V 5 75 - Vlddlewwt Wata. aflnneanolla Oct. VSi. 81. lsi( nartlv elnudr I U.It.waII fi..r Liverpool, Oct . 29. Cotton -closed nnchanged I and cool; Kansaa City, bartly cloudy and cool: j Paaabau Sugar .... tO '3 Point down from 12:30 Ik m Tha m.,k.l I rwu, .liu. el.e ..H J3v. nm. h. -I... .! I L. 1 steady. , I ctoL , I Oennle Stcamsh In . . 44 45 . 13 13 , 10 22 15 152 f 0 , k4k 23 19 ,54 WANTED Position by flrst-clas, rapid and accurate stenographer who can furnish best reference; 8 year' experience; slso own typewriter. Addnw A 44. cure Journal. WANTED Work of ny kind, by a young mar ried man, age ao; understands electrical and steam engineering. Adxaecs 4. u j,, aso wist wsnii'gton si. - MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK 8-room, well-fiirulshed. well-located rooming house; rent $35; clear handsome profit; be aure and see this If you Intend buying; only. $425. Ctgar-tor on beat bnelne street la dty good, clean atock; flue fixture; (elect, profit a We trade; rent $30; 8-year teaee; $650. Restaurant: well furnished; rent $15: 8. year lease; $400 down, $10 monthly ; ' price $650. Grocery; 4 good living rooms; bath; will invoice if preferred; $00v COLUMBIA REAL ESTATB A TRUST CO. 234 Morrlaon at., cor. Second. FOR SALE. Lodging-house, hotel, restaurants, grocery, tore, cigar-store, rooming and boarding, houses, country hotels and general merchan dise, saloons and all ktnda of bualne chance, location and leases. Fire Insur. a nee, reliable company. Jennings ft Co., 332 Washington St. ACCORDION PLEATING. BON MARCHE DRESS PLEATING CO., ' 832 Mchawk bldg.. Third and Morrison. Aceordloa and side pleating: pinking. Red 8206. ASPHALT FAVIHO. THE Trinidad Asphalt Paring Co. of Portland. Office 655 Worcester blk. ATTORNEYS. EMMONS A EMMONS, attaracya-at-law, 544 Worcester bldg. S. B. RIGGEN, attorney and eounsllor-at-law notary, soo-soe Abington Piog. H. B. DICKINSON, attorney-at-law and no tary pnbllc. 508 Commercial 'bldg. BARGING- AMD LIGHTERING. OREGON ROUND LUMBER CO., aide t. Phone. Grant 1171. 181 Bura- BATHB. NATURAL FINNISH BATHS Th only on la town; cure rheumatism and baa coia; open dally (except Mon. and Tue. ) 81 Eaat 28th t.; take East Ankeny car. Phone. Scott 2241. ELECTRIC, salt glow aud massage bath par lors, 424 wash., Pet. Ilth and iztn si. BOARD WITH R00XB. ROOMS WITH BOARD, wall furnished; , all modern conrenlencei; tabls board aura. 321 Thirteenth t. CAFES. THE OFFICE. 25 Washington St, Phone, S. Main 771. t. w. Taioott, prop. fort la na. or. CORSETS. CORSETS made to order, any material; perfect tit. tcoom no. Washington nuig. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. THE DEVENYS. the only scientific chiropodist in tne city; parlor soi-x Aiucy oiag. ; tnia I the long-haired gentleman yoo- want to see. Grsnt 18. COAL. FIRESIDE WOOD ft COAL CO., 808 E. Mor rison, phone Hast 486. sawed cord wood. White ft Bhlvely, props. ' WESTERN FEED ft FUEL CO. n.lM tmT all blna m.9 Mil m.m-m. coaL Phone. 1018. WANTED Situation by a young man 25 year old In wholesale house: good book kroner and shorthand: chance lor aaraneement. rnone. Union 2654. WANTED Situation by two young men 20 yea re of age, any kind of work; grocery busi ness prererreo. Appiy jl. p. a., care journal. WANTED Position a coachman: 10 year' ex perience; yonng man, age 28;- references furnished. A dress Cosehman, cere Journal, WOULD like situation In shoe store, wholesale or retail: can giro good references. M. A. Mc- Klnlcy. Fenlnaula. Or. DETECTIVE frdm th East would like a few caae to work on or any work la hla Una. P. O. Bog 1054. ctty. EXPERIENCED atenographer desire poaitlon; good reference; moderate, salary. Stenog rapher, ear Journal. W0 young men. age 20, would like eltua tlon of any kind in city. Addrcsi Y. J. W 62 Fifth at.. North. - , SITUATION at engineering; also understand electric light and refrlxeratlsg. 401 Mason St. ' A. M. A., ULCAN Coal Co., wholcaale dealer best cvla foundry and melter coke. 829 Burnslde. KING COAL CO., Importers of - high-grade, bouse. coal. " Phone. Main 142P. CLARIV0YANT. MISS MARIAN CORELt.l, palmtit and clalrroy ant, glre reliable and aatlsfactory reading; ; also teachea palmistry and develops psychical consult her. 240 Fifth at. MRS. B. B. 6EIP of California, palmist, eer, prophetess; reading BOc, $1; circle Tues day and Friday, 8 p. m., 25c 81 Seventh at-, cor. Oak. Green 641. ' M. U. JOHNSTON, clairvoyant, card reading, ' bas returned: pleaaed to see old friends sad r.ew. 280 Third st. EDUCATIONAL. PHOTOGRAPH PAINTING; pr Irate lessons glrea to ladles; terms reasonable. Walters, 2KM Washington. . PLUMBERS. FOX A Co., sanitary plumbers, 231 Second, bet. - .i. ... iwuwa. v.fuu yuvuwt Saaua afWl