TTIE OREGON DAILY:; JOURNAL POliTLAKD, SATURDAY EVENING. - NOVEMBER 21; 1903 -
0
TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
WE CURE IMPOTENCY
EntcM at the roatofflee of Portlaa4 Or.,
for trammlaaloo through tb malls M sead
: alas aattar. , ' t ;
. Puetag tor slngl ennle For a I, '10 IS-
Kg tpor, I ent; 1 U 28 ptfN, 1 enti; otm
osgss, 1 MOM. .
TEICFB0VZ8.
Buslaes Offle--afa1a 6X.
tdlUtt-lal Boom Uala 860.
roaiioif adymtisim inn"t
' Yreeland-Bengamln Special Arlvwttalng Acrnrjr,
?riiuaw
PRICE OF TURKEYS
HAKES AN ADVANCE
150 diuia Htrt. Kw York.
lag, vmcago.
VBscmirnoa kateo.
Terms by OarrWr. . , .
Tn Pa Mr Journal, on rr....k....l."-2-;'"
Tb Pallv Journal, alt moutbe J J
Tb Pally Journal, three month. ......... a-jo
Tb Dally Journal, bv tb wk.'....t
Tms by nUU. " M
Th Illr Journal, by mall, on yr t J
Tli Dallr Journal, br mall. lf month..., J W
Th pally Journal, bf mall, three month.. 18
Tb ball Journal bjr mall, on month. DO
Th Bwal-WMklr Journal.
Th Sernl-Weekly Jnnrnal, R to 13 pagea en
taant, all th new and full market report, on
yar, 11.50.
Th VhUt Journal.
', Th Wkty Journal. 100 column of reading
a. a - an - J ..!! M-.k.u Hiuwtd ana
yea" ti ui. " Front Street. Nov. 11. The. changes
Remittance hould be made br draft, postal In the local markets today wer as fol-
notea, sipress order, and email monm ax i lows
Bid ' skobtaob xxroBTzo m
x.ooa& mm or m tbabbs
OXTXBCr BOM THIS SBAIQIT
botjtxbbb oxxaow SBxrrnra to
TXB SOTJBB XABXXTS.
Bsstsrn Boiled Oats Advanoe 9S Cut
Cas Xarf Advene la Shoalwater
Bay Oysters, Beginning Monday, on
Account of th Bmallnesa of Beoeipt
and the Xrgr Dmad maM Oon-
tlnn a Blow Sai. .
eentabl in 1 and 4-cat nuetag ataniix.
THE JQTJBN4X,
P. O. IVit 1X1. Portland. Or.
TODAY'S rOEIOHT.
Weather condition and general forecast for
Oregon. .Washington and Idaho:
Tb North I'artflc atorm continues central over
IXrltUh Columbia. It Influence continue to
be felt In the North Pacific atate and in
Northern California, wber light to moderately
heavy ralna continue.
It ! warmer till morning In weatern Mon
tana, the Dakota and Weetern Nebruak. and
the tempera, ur nearly everywhere weat vf the
Mississippi river la above the normal. The
wlruU continue brink to blarU akin tbe "Mb
Initon coast, while In the interior district
taty are light and from a southerly direction.
Tbe Indication r for unsettled weather with
oecaalonal rain In tbla dlatrlct Sunday. It will
be cooler In Southwestern and Eaaters Orcfou
nd In IJiho.
Maximum temperature In th laat 24 hour,
44; minimum, 8A; precipitation, -fit.
Turkeys make large Jump.
EftHtern rolled oats advance.
Better tono In poultry.
Potatoes still going up.
Large demand for onions.
Prunes continue a slow sale.
Advance In oysters.
KABKIAOX LICENSES.
Ota Lorena Rohertaon, 80, and Francte
'Rowaey Han Ion. 8.
Agne Loulae Ray, 81, and Ollrer Miller Bab
bitt. 2T.
I.ur.T U flrand. S3, and Pat McMabnn, R3.
llertha C. Kawcett, 23, and Bert C. Swof
gert. S2.
BIBTBS.
November 10. To Mr. and Mra. T. W.
Blnhm, at South Mount Tabor; a aon.
Kovemtier . to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. t'blpman;
a aon.
November 18, to Mr. and Mra. R. S. Farrell,
at 210 North Twcuty-thlrd atrect; a aon.
November IT, to Mr. and Mra. F. Eblinjter,
at R-W Union avenue, a daughter.
November IX, to Mr. and Mra. A. M. Boren
son, at 023 Kaat Fourteenth; a daughter.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
November 20, Marie Handercock, at 411 Eaat
Lincoln Ntrcet; diphtheria.
November 2k, Wolf, at Fifteenth and Mar
shall; nieaalee.
May 20, Leon Duprey, at 404 Morrison;
mcnales.
DEATHS.
November I". Frank Crete, at 417 Morris
street; tuuerculoels. luterment Mount Calvary
cemetery.
November 14, Joseph Webber, at St. Vin
cent's hoeplUI: surgical shock. Interroeut
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Novemler 17. Jiweph B. Best, at Oervala, Or.;
acute enteritis. Interment Jewish cemetery.
November If), WlUani C. Barnes, at 7(13 Van
couver avenue; pneumonia. Intrrmeat Lou Fir
cemetery.
November 17. Cheater Ward, at Good Samari
tan hoepltal; pneumonia. Interment Loo FU
cemtery.
November 19. Helena Johnson, at 774 Michi
gan avenue; endocarditis. Interment Lone Fir
cemetery.
Crematorium, on Oreson City car line, near
fJellnood; modern, clentlfle. complete. Chsrges
Adults, $; children, f?o. visitors 9 a. m.
to B p. m. Portland Cremation association,
I crtlaDd. Or.
Tbe Kdwerd Holman Bnderrahing ., funeral
directors and embalmers, 220 Third s.eet.
I'bon 607.
J. P. Flnler aV Son. funeral director and
vmhalmera. have removed to their new estab
lishment, corner Third and Madlaoo streeU.
both phones No. 9.
BIVEBTTTW CEMETERY.
Single graves. $10. Family lot from $75 to
$1,000. Tbe only cemetery la Portland wnicn
perpetually maintain nd care tor lots. For
full Information apply to W. R. llackenxle.
Worcester block, city. W. M. Ladd. president.
Clark Broa. for flowers, 2S9 Morrison atreet.
800
4O0
800
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Jss. John and wife to Mary Annon. sun
drv lota St. J.ibna, Jas. Johns Second
add to t. Johns and Sprlngvllle $
J. C. Stuart and wife to Vaughn Hay,
lots SKI ami 24, block 4. Tobasco add.
P. H. Mnrlay to U. Shaw Smith, south
west V block E. Alblna bomnstcad
Mra. Delia Miirehalt et al. to Theresa
Hellmsn, lota 10 Slid 11, block K8,
Sellwiwd
Clara J. Anniand and husband to Emma
Austin, htoek 30. Carutbers' add
Portland Trtist Company of Oregon to
Mrs. Kllen Huteblns, parcel of laud Join
ing lot 8, lllllcreat 8,800
0. A. and A. J. Armstrong to Henry L.
rtnrkley, lota S and 6, block 31, High
land 8,800
Multnomah county to Aloys Harold, lots
1 and 2, block 41). Stinnyalde 6
F. and M. H. Roberta to lolly K. Miller,
lot 7, block 1. Hunter's adrl 110
L A. Orlnim and wife to Fank Orlmm,
lots 7 snd 8, block 11, Central Alblna.. 1JXX
Multnomah county to Aloys Harold, lots
ill and 32, block 4, Portsmouth villa
extended 4
Alfred B. Sutton and wife to Rachael Hal-
lock, lota I. 2, .1 and north reel lot
2. block 12. Bralnard
E. E. Miller to Jobu Pfenning, weat H
lots 15 and 16, block 14, Albtna Home
stead Multnomah county to John Urady, lota 5
and fl. block 20, Portsmouth Villa an
nex No. 6
W. B. Hampton and wife to the Portland
Trust company, lot 8, block 5, Centor
add
Portland TtUKt company to Kllen Mol
loy, lot 8, block 6. Center add
Anna Anderson to Aaguata Mctirath, lot
12. block 2, Barrett add
Big Jump In Turkeys.
The scarcity of turkeys In tlie local
wholesale markets this year is very
pronounced and the highest ruling prices
known for many years are now being
obtained. Dressed turkeys are now
Quoted very Arm at 21 and 2i cents a
pound, while the live birds are brfnging
19 and 20 cents. The reason ' for the
scarcity of turkeys In this market Is
very apparent, as the following advices
from one vf the largest turkey-produc
lng sections of the stato will show:
Oakland, Or., Nov. 21. Most of the
turkeys in this section of the state are
being shipped direct fo the Bound mar
kets on account of the Tormer low rul
ing prices In the Portland markets.
Now that there la competition for tur
keys the Portlanders are offering higher
prices than ever before. Sound mer
chants are In this territory buying the
stocks outright , and the competition Is
fierce." . .
, i
Better Tons la Poultry.
Although the receipts Hi the 'poultry
market continue "Targe the demand is
showing a decided Improvement on ac
count of the scarcity In the turkey mar
ket; and during the early part of the
coming week the demand Is expected to
stiffen up again and perhaps cause a
slight advance In quotations. Old hens
continue in excellent call, with the (op
of the market being receiveH for all ar
rivals. Eastern Oats, Are TJp.
Kastern rolled oa-ts are advanced 28
cents a case today, while local products
are unchanged. It la now expected that
the market here will soon follow the
lead of the Eastern concerns.
Zn Potato and Onions.
In both potatoes and onions the de
mand is showing a better tone And the
market looks higher. There was a ru
mor on the street today that some of the
local men were offering 70 cents a hun
dred for the choicest grades of potatoes
in the vicinity of Oresham, but it could
not be confirmed. The demand for on
ions Is quite stiff and ruling prices are
being slightly stretched by those who
have orders on hand and are anxious to
buy. In some instances. as high as 1
cent a pound Is being paid for the bet
ter grades, but this price In an unueuRl
one and not really the market.' From all
present Indications there will be a, much
better feeling in the onion market after
the turn of the year and local buyers are
speculating on th)s. The price for fu
tures "is showing a slight advance to
day. Fran Mark. , Still Blow.
The prune market Is utill very slow,
with the demand for Oregons very light,
while the call for. California stocks is
quite heavy In the East. Packers are
offering to sell prunes here at a base of
2 cents, but the highest offerings now
for the Eastern is 1 cents. The price
offered by the dealers and those by the
packers on the various sizes are;
Packers. Buyers.
torn ' whit.
armera' fine.
$21.60; gray,
2S,00 23.50 per
U1.00 per ton. fan
FLOCK Eaatern Oregou: Patent. ' $4.1R8
.oo: eiraiffma. ss.vm! valine. i:i.7nini3.Ho! ra.
bain U. $a.44i ilk. 83.TO. ...
MILLSTCH8 Hran. t20.M nee rnnl en I A.
v. .w, .Burn, v.nvi coop, ia.uv.
HA r Timothy, $17.00; Kaatorn Oregon, $1 00
u.uuj miisa. i.im; clover, IIS.UUJ wheat.
caw, fis.w; oai, is.uu.
Sops, Wool aad BUdsa.
HOPS Nsw, S2Vie for bast; 18020 for
prime; poor graae, luigjiine,
'' WOOL Valley, ooars to medium. leOlflWoi
fine, liKdlflUje; Eaaiwa Oregon, lOffll&o; aw
air, reiruinai, uoiilo.
SHtEI'HUINitJihMrlng, 10tOe; - abort
wool, mM; medium wooL 8ot30c long
wool, 60cf$l.rx) each. .
TALLOW Prim, pr lb, QBe; No. S asd
xia'te. , . i
HIDES Dry Hide. No. L 16 lb and np.
I4o per Ibf 4rir kin, , N. V 5 to 1ft lbs.
12c; dry csir, No, 1, under lb. 16c dry
sslted, bulls and stag. 1 less than dry
niui; ssitea nnies. steer, hound, 60 pound pr
over, U7c: fx) to SO lbs. gc; under Do lb
and cows. 0duc: . stag and bulla, sound. 4c;
kip. sound, 15 to U lbs. oc; sound. 10 to
14 lbs, : calf, sound, nniler 10 Iba. 81 areen
(unsalted), la per lb less; culls, le per lb
less; horse, hides, salted, each, $1.2Stil 7; dry.
"oi, i.wui.w coiia uiaes. esen. zoefour.
g st ski us. common, each, lOOl&c; Aogora,
ia wgoi OB M, itc(Bi.oo. . . -
Batter, Egg aad Ponltry.
renovated, ,22 ic; creamery, 26(23uc dairy, 1$
Uiuc: siore. nilflc.
FiUGs Fresh Oregon, nominal. 22Ua3Aci
cold atorag. 20c: bakers', 2oc: fresh Eaateru.
20W27t4c.
C'HItENB Full cream. twin. 144114ttc;
Toniig America. ISlQlUc; Kastern.
ru uini LUIcaeus,
buying price,
15 c.
.mixed. 10c rwr lb:
nens, uitfiie per lb; roosters, e per lb;
broilers. llit(2c per lb: frvers. loo Per lb:
ducks, old, 11 4 ( 12c per-lb; young.-12,lSii
ler 10; ese, . o VkU 'C per IDS tiirKeys, oia, inte
17c per lb: rouua. 1ul20c uer lb: dreasad. 2UU
ic par jo.
Traits and Ysgstablaa.
POTATO K8 Somooc: burer' nrice. for
Shipping, -70a75c per cwt;, ordinary, 7BQ80C
per ac(; ouying, ooo: aweets, ic.
ON lONnV-Oreaon.
D0-rri$l.(K): futures.
MthHll FRUITS Apple, fancy Oregop, bOfl
fttl.ift Dr box: orsnges. hew. 1:1. tWI: navels.
.uu per nox: nsnanas. OHinnc per lb; lem
ons, choice. $3.00: fancy. :1.&0U ; lime.
Mexican. 6Sc oer 100: neachca no&iixie: nloe-
appiea, f.l.no; California canteloupea. $1.2S per
crate; peara, ineuxi.Kk per box: grape. 7bcu
20; Oregon Concords, 20 per basket: Tokay,
AT, fit 1 .ruli.T.i.l.. A. n.. . I,.. I k. IK-.I k
64i7c: quinces. 5uf(75c; crsntierrfes, local, $U.Q0
per bbl; Jersey, $lo; perslmmona, $1.50.
VBGKTAI1LK8 Turulps. 85c esck; carrots,
$1.00; beets, $1.00 per sack; rsdlshes, 12Vitt
15c per dos; csbbege. Oregon, lc per lb; let
tuc. hesd, I Be per dot; greea .peppers, ftc lb;
horseradish, -KftRe lb; celery, Denver, 7ftc; local,
75o dos; tomatoes. BOc per box; psrsnlus, $1.25;
cucumbers, 60t7ftc ier liox; corn. T)4c pr 80s;
eggplant. 10c per lb; butter beans, 10c per lb;
l.luis beans, 8c; aprouta, 8c; cauliflower, Oregon,
$1 di.
DRIED FRt'ITS Apples, evaporated, Q7e
per lb; apricots, 1 1 ft 13c per lb; sseks, Ue per
lb less; pesches. 6- per lb; peara. 8Hc pr
lb; prunea, Italian. SHAj4Vie per lb; French.
8Hftf4Vc per lb; Act. Caiiromla blacka. eMtte
ter lb; do whites, 7k4lNc per lb; plums, pitted.
OWflc.
IIAIRI.VS Seeded, fancy l ib cartons, BO pack
agea to rase. ic pkg; seeded, 12-os cartona.
7c; loos Muscatels,' fiO-lb boxes, 7WSV4C per
lb; London layera. $1.85l(2.00; cluaters. $2.5ujt
8.76; Vs, 25c; !4s, 60c advgnce over pound car
tona. FIGS Ten 1-lb eartona. choice brand, $1.00;
10 1-lb cartons, fancy brand, $1.10; 10 1-lb
brlcka, 8-crowu. 80c; 10 1-lb bricks, S-crown,
Hoe; 60 U -lb bricks, per box, $2 2.; 4 row lsy-
ers, per 10-lb box. 90c; looee, 50-lb boxes, per
lb. 6(0Hc. Callmyrsna Six-crown, 10-lb csr-
10ns, iier box, xxoo; 0-crown, 10-lb carton, per
nox, i..u; -crown, ft-ia cartona, per box,
Si.io; uaiea, ic.
Groceries, Huts, I! to
SUGAR "Sack baala" Cube. 16.00: now
dered. $.'1.85; dry granulated. $5.75; beet granu
lated, $5 55; extra C. ft 2.V golden C. $5.15:
barrela, 10c; Vi bbla, 25c; boxea. 50c advance 00
aacl basis, leaa Uc per cwt for caah 15 dare
manic, nuiot per 10
HONEY 14 ji 15c.
COFFEB Green Mocha. SI(2Sc: Java f.ner
2ri;i2c; Java, .good. 2)(325c; Java, ordinary,
jnoi iuc; i osia itica, raucy, if(r)c; Coata Rica
BROKERS' OPINIONS
ON NEW YORK STOCKS
(Furnished, by tWrbeck.' Strr A Couk Co.)
Dick Bra., New York: Th market has
been dull and heavy today with Steel atocka
th weuk feature. Tbe bank (tatemeut waa less
favorable tbsn expected, shnwlng lue la
uiplu reserves of about $2,25u.ou0. Fear of
a reduction In tb Steel dividend Induced sell
lng of that atiKk, Moat of the trading wa
In preferred atock. A sharp break In Republic
Iron A Steel atock resulted fruiu what looked
Ilk liquidation. Toward the rliae a little scat
tered covering caused a (light rally. Th mar
ket closed quiet. '
Logan Bryan, Now York: Tbe (lock market
I a little eaaler. It la atlll a dull market
with trading almost wholly professional. Tb
bank statement wa ' unfavorable, showing a
furlfier toss la rear re and In all Items. Th
reserves ere now below $4,000,000. There bis
been considerable Colling -of loans by banks
which hav occasioned tie bleb Intern! ratea
of th paat few day. It la a pretty bard
proposition to alaa up and th actio of tb
market Indicate that everybody la finding
It so.
DESCRIPTION.
Ar.aronda Mluing Co....
A ma I. Copper Co
Atchison, com
do preferred
Am. Oar t Found., com.
Am. Sugar, com...
Am. Smelt., com ,.
do preferred
Baltimore aV Ohio,....'.
do preferred
Brook lyu Rapid Transit.
Canadian 'Pacific, cam..
Cbl. ai Alton, com
do preferred...,.
bl. A Gt. West., com, A
t hi.. Mil. St. l'
hi. North., com.
hi. Terminal Ry...,
Chesapeake it Ohle..'.
1. 10. fuel a iron, com
Colo. 'Houtb., com....
do 2d preferred
1st preferred..
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good. lHQ18c; Coata Hlca. ordinary, 1012c per
lb: package coffee, $12.13.
TEAS Oolong, different grade. 25965c: gun-
nAau Ol. .i 'JO , -IK .. . t.- , I t . . j 1 i.
Sizes.
30 to40 .
40 to BO
60 to 60
60 to 70,
70 to 80,
SO to 90.
90 to 100,
4 sizes. . ,
4 sizes. . .
4 sizes. . .
4 sizes. .
Cents.
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Get your title Inenrance and abstracts to real
estate from the Title Guarantee & Trust com
pany, chamber of commerce bldg.
CEMENT 8IDEWA1K PERMITS.
Wert Side Abrey A Olroek for D. L. Will
ir.ms, Taylor between Thirteenth and Four
teenth, 224 feet; Marshall Bros., for Cake &
Cake, Main between Fifth and Sixth, 100 feet;
Frltchio for Mr. Matchlner, Seventh between
Bnrnalde and Couch, 50 feet.
East Side W. F. Kyan for 8. V. Buckman.
lest Sixteenth between Duvl and Couch, 60
fiet.
CHICAGOAN PLANS
SOMETHING UNIQUE
Opinions on th Harkst.
Olafke Company Prune market
busted.
W. IT. Dryer Potato situation
same. Good Inquiry for onions.
O. 8. Smith Company Good apples are
always in demand; present receipts are
small.
Mark Levy & Co. Grape market about
cleaned up; steamer due tonight,
Chatterton & Co. Poultry market will
be in better shape next week on account
of the scarcity of turkeys. Meats un
changed.
Pearson, Page & Co. Car of oranges
due today; Tokay grapes selling at $1.50,
Cornlshon's at. $1.25.
Mal&rkey & Co. Owing to the scarcity
of oysters and also the extra neavy de
mand the price will go up Monday,
Davenport-Thompson Company Some
fine fancy creamery butter came in today
and is quoted at 29if 30 cents.
Everding & Farrell Dressed turkeys
are quoted firm at 22 cents. Stocks are
scarce.
Page & Sons Dressed turkeys today
sell at. 22 cents and live at 1819
cents. Car of Eastern eggs arrived to
day. Some fine Eastern renovated and
creamery butter is on tho market, the
former selling at ZZ cents and tne lat
ter at 31 & cents.
Big Advance la Oysters.
Owing to the oyster catch this season
having been comparatively small and the
demand much greater than during nor
mal seasons, the price on Monday will
advance to the following figure), net:
ShoaJwater bay, sacks ..$3.75
Shoalwater bay, gallon 2.25
Shoal water bay, . H gallon 115
Shoalwater bay, quarts 60
The price of cans and boxes will be
fjonrnal Sneclal Service.!
" I ..B.. . . . .
Baker City, Or., Nov. 21. A Chicago Maen to tnese quotations,
capitalist, J. M. Bostwlck, Is here with
a unique scheme. He represents an
eastern syndicate and has just pur
chased 7,000 acres of land adjoining thi
city and proposes to cut them into 40
acre farms. The new owner paid $45,.
000 for the land. lie proposes to dig
a well on each farm and construct a
wfndmlll lafe enough to give ths land
a sufficient amount of water to Irrigate
the land properly. Tests of the ground
have been made and it la found that
there is an almost Inexhaustible supply
of water under the entire tract Mr.
Bostwick says that the land will be aold
to easterners who will arrive Just as
goon as ths landa are prepared.
V0TICS.
WB HA VB appointed Loewrnberg Going
7 of Portland, Or., sol agents tot all of
betel range and restaurant good,
tunc 0-t Cincinnati. 0. v
Co,
our
John Van
Toft on Market.
John Toft of Toft, Hlne & Co., says:
"Notwithstanding the low quotations on
chickens during the past few days we
are moving all that come In at prices
which are very satisfactory to both
shipper and buyer. Turkeys are In good
demand at top prices; also dressed
geesa. Hogs, both block and packers,
are finding ready sale as also is small
veal. There Is ne demand for large veal
or bulls at any price that would justify
shippers..-
Today's quotations, as revised, are as
follows:
ent grades. liWafloc: aid iter le nnenli,re
japan, euisaac; greeo Japan, very scarce, iSOtl
SALT Fine Bain. 2s. ft. 4, a. in. 12 2fl
fine table, dairy, 50a, 40c; 'lot. 75c: imported
i.iveruooi. 00a. one: iooa nxc: ra4a xi un
TTurceaier m. IB in as. in w na .: vn . la
n.iai: ouix. KOJ lba. ID. 00; aacka. 60. 8c.
HALT Coarse, half rrollnd HNIa. Iier ton
$8.25; 50s, per ton. $0.25; Liverpool lump rock
$28.00 per ton; 50-lb. mck, $11.60: 100s. $11.00.
(JliAlN BAGS Calcutta. $5.75ra0.iK) per 100,
RICK Imperial Japan. No. 1, $5.37i; No. 2,
$5.12H; New (lrle.ua bead. $7.75.
COAL OIL Pearl or Aatfel Care. 28t4e per
Emi, w.tci wuiie, imn uimh, l!K't WOOOen. ;
eadllght. casea. 26'-ic; headlight. Iron bbla. 20c.
LINSKED OIL Pure raw, In bbls, 49c; geuo-
iue acme, injueu, raaaa OOC. IIDl Olc.
BENZINE 63 dcg., case, 22c; Iron bbla,
ISMiC.
G A SO LIN 1588 dog., eaaee, 2Hc; Iron bbla.
eioTe. rnaen, YVc; iron OOIS, 1BC.
TUltPENTINE In esses, 8c; wood bbls,
74V,c: Iron bhto. 72c; 10-lb caae lots, 77c.
I1EANS Small white. 4c; large white. $3,769
I A v ' Jouw-'o; oayou, J. la; i-in'aa.
N ITS Peanuts. 807c per lb for rsw, 010c
ror ronnieo ; cocoanute. soetPOe per dox; wal
nuts, !4-).,ra;i8c .per lb; pine nuts. 106ei2HiC
oer 10, uiexory hum, 10c per 10! chestuuta,
Eastern, 15C(flilc per lb; Braxll nuts, 10c per
10, uioenn, liimioc per 111; raucy pecsna, 14Q
i-r tu, amnions, lac per in.
WIRE NAILS I'resent base at $2 65.
Meats and Provisions.
FRESH MEATS Inspected Ileef. prime.
Jftc; la
lamba.
6M,c; cows, 6c; mutton, dressed, B&6
nreaeeo. oc.
FRK8U MEATS Front atrcet Reef steers.
B5V4c; bulla, 3c; cows, 4i3'4'c; pork,
block, OHevc: packers. v..; mutton,
drtsaed. 4fj.V; lambs, dreaaed. 6aSV,c: veal,
email. 8c; targe. 31,136c.
HAMS, BACON, ETC Portland pack (local)
bama, 10 to 14 lbs. 1.1 c; 14 to 16 lbs, 14c;
brenkrast bacon, lw20V4c; picnic. Oc; cot
tage, 10c; salted sides, 10c per lb; smoked
siaea, jic; ary aaitea backa, loc; bacon,
backs, Uftc; butta, aalted, 6c; smoked, 10c
per lb.
EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 lbs,
ISMic; over 15 lbs. 15c; fancy. 154J18S4c; pic
nic. c; shoulders. 10llc; dry-salted
side, unsmoked. llc; breakfast bacon, 10ft
to 18c: fancy, 20c.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s. lie; 6.
11 He; 50-lb tins, lOtye: steam-rendered,- 10,
104e; 5. 10ic; 60s, 9c; compound tierces,
6c; tub. 8 He.
EASTKRN LARD Kettle leaf, 10 lb tins. 11c;
5s, 11 He: BO-lb tins. lou,c; steam-rendered,
10s, 10c; 6s, lOic: 60s, OHc
Above packing-house prices are net cash, IB
days.
CANNED SALMON-Cohimbla river. 1-lb telle,
$1.75; 2-lb tails, $2.40: fancy. 1-lb flats, $1.00;
H lb fancy. Data. $1.15; fancy. Mb oval. $2.6n;
Alaska tails, pink, 80c; red, $1.50; 2-lb tails,
$2.00.
FISH Rock cod. 7c; flounders, 5c; halibut,
8c; crabs, $1.50 per dox; rsxor clama, 9rtl0c
per dox; ilttle-neck clams, itc: striped baas,
I'uget sound. 15c; catflsb, 7c; silver amelt, 6c;
black cod, Ac; aaltnon front. 12Hl6c: lobsters,
5c: perch, 6c; salmon, atlversldes, 5c; steel
heads. 8c.
OVSTERR Shoalwater bay, per gal. $2 25;
per sack, $3.73 net; Olympia, per sack, $5.25.
Hew York Cotton.
(Furnished by Overheck. Starr A Cooke Co.)
Jew lorg, ov. 81. The cotton market to-
Onen.
Jan $11.02
Feb..,.. 11.08
Mar 11.06
Apr 11.06
May.... ll.tH
June.... 11.07
July..., 11.07
Aug 1D.7HB
Nov 10.92
Pec..... 10.07
follows:
High. Iw. Close.
Ill.ofl $11.04 $U.(Mr,j05
11.08 11.04 11.05r,r07
11.13 Ilia) 11. liifSUI
11.11 11.08 ll.lHKull
11.13 11. (W 11. 114112
1112 11.00 11.11(813
11.14 ll.tfi H.10IH11
Ki.82 10 78 10.81dtS4
10.94 10.92 ln.94t96
11.02 10.05 11.00t01
do
IV Isware 4 lladson
Ik-Is. , Lack. Weat.
D. R. (J., com
lo preferred
Erie, com
do 2d preferred
do lat preferred
Illinois Central 1-
Loulavllle k Naahvllle.
Metro Traction Co
Manhattan Elevated...
Mexican Central Uy...
Missouri I'acinc
M . K. A T , com
do preferred
New. York Central .......
Norfolk A Western, com.
do preferred
North American
N. Y., Out. a West....
ennsylvanla lty
(J.. L. 4 V. Co
rrraaed Steel Car, com.
110 preii-rreu
iclflc Mall Steam. Co. .
Reading, com
do 2d preferred
do Ut preferred
Rep. Iron & Steel, com..
do preferred
Rock Island, com
do preferred
South Railway, com
do preferred ,.
Southern I'aclflc..:
St. L. A S. .. 2d pfd..
St. L. 4 S. W., com...
do preferred
Texaa A I'aclflc
Tenu. Coal A Iron
Union I'aclflc, com
do preferred
U. S. leather, com....
do preferred
V. 8. Rubber, com
U. 8. Steel Co.. com
do preferred
Wheel. A L. E., com..
do 23 preferred
do 1st preferred
Wisconsin Central, com.
do preferred ...
Western Union Tele
Wsbash, com y.
do preferred
Total sales for dsy, 206,000.
Money 5 per cent.
.'10 h
20
13
63 ni
(VI
120
him
114SIH44 114
138, 1138 jl38
291
27 V,
12H
63"
20
(W'
129
8V
29H
2.1 14
12
21
158
2.(4
10
iw
48 l
WHEAT MARKET IS
4 HALF CENT
DOWN
xt V4J soxsa sinmrcr th day's
ZBSXOnT WZTX 1MB , VATTKAXi
ATTaUAT UQUZDATI0V ATT
TWO OB THXXB SATS ADTAJTO-
nra Pjuoeb.
Primary meoelpta Are a XJttl la Esnass
of Xaast Tear, Bat for tne Whole
Week Thy Are About the lame tm
a Tear Ago Cora Market Was Das
Thar Waa a Oood Seal of Proflt
Taktnr After the Beeamt Advance.
101(4 101H
1M4
1JNV4
80H 001 80 V, 90
lVi
iii'A iiev, l ih
o6it
, 83
71
29 20V, 2HV4 21H1
IWHi'lHVJI.'IS 113H
08 3.i 3l 0;t'I
Jl'i
(18
'20" 'an" 2" 26
40 40 xv 4014
1 67
! 76U
1 " 7 6"I
49 49 471, 47
24 24H 23 23'
1 68
18Vi 18Vi 18M, 18
, 76(, 76 74V. 74'A
44S 44 43ft 444
13V4
811,
23 23 2' 22
2S 2ft 28 28;
72, 72H 71 72.
85
71 74 7 7
7ft
0 I 0 ,9 0
im lift 10 a
61ft! f.2 505, 51 J4
! 15'
I 23
.....1 41
16ft 16ft 15ft 10ft
37 87 36ft SHft
IHV 1HM. 18 I IDS
I 34ft 34 34ftl 3-lft
Bang of Chloago Markets
irnrnlahed hv Overbeck. Starr A Conk Co
Chicago. Nov. 21. Tbe markets today ranged
as follows:
High
Open
Wheat
Ie- $
May
Corn
Pec
May
Oats
Dec
May
1'ork
May 1185
Jan 11.00
lard
May
Jan
Ribs-
May
Jan
.78ft
.4.11 '
.42
.85ft
.3(5
8 62
0.65
8.22
6.12
$ -80
-79ft
, -43ft
.42
.35
.36
11.6
11.50
6.65
6.115
6 22
6 12
Low.
$ -70
-78
43ft
' .42ft
-85ft
.3(1
11.56
11.42
662
6 62
8.20
8.05
$
Close.
.78
.78
.43
.42 ft
.85ft
.30ft A
11.67
11.45
6.6ft
6.02
8.20
0 05B
Steel Invades England.
Tendon. Nov. 21. The StatlHt says: Th
American Influx of steel nan begun Ju earnest
A preliminary sole h been made of 1,000
tons of steel bars for tin-nlare ninklng. de
llrered at 7s fld per ton nniler the current price
o local maker, una seema line aninng luauii
to Inlnry after so nitich hss lH-en done to ex
elude Welsh tin plate from America. The ateel
cornoratlon has made several salea both
Walea and Lancaebire of steel bllleta for
rolling Into sheets for galvsnlslng, aggregating
80.IKK) to 100.000 tons, under tho price of our
home markets and deliveries rim forward Into
Jnno of next year. These salea therefore are
not to relieve the pressure of existing stocks,
Uit to provide for future production.
American Stock in London,
.London. Nov. 21. 2. p. m. Amalgamate
Conner nncbaneed: Atchison aflvanceo M. pre
ferred fleciiued hi: Baltimore & unio acivaucea
'4: Canadian Pacific declined ft! Chicago. Mil
wankee A St. Paul advanced : Denver A Rio
Grande advanced Vi : Erie advanced : Louis-
v lie A Nashville udvancert , ; Missouri. Ksn
sas A rexee necnneu ft; ."cvr rora central
declined : Ontario A Western advanced H
Norfolk A Western advanced : Pennsylvania
advanced . Reading unchanged: Southern IJa
clflc advanced ; Southern Railway advanced
ft. preferred unchanged; Union I'acinc ailvancen
V.. preferred advanced ( nired urates nteei
advanced A4. preferred advanced ; Wabash
advanced ft, prferred advanced . Consols
88, advanced ft.
pobtxabo wxousAii raxozs.
-' Ornla, Flour aad Peed.
WHEAT Export quotation New Walla
Walla. 73c; blaeatem. 77e; valley, 78e..
BARLEY Feed. $20.00; rolled. $21.00(322.00;
brewing. $21.0oa22.o0.
OATS No. X wnlta, (2S.B0tl24.0Or gray.
Mothers!
Mothers!!
Mothers!!!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrop
Asa Um asad for ever JXrTTEASy Jiftl,
UONS of MOTHS KB for their CHILUlRN
Ule TSXTSINO, with PRXFBCT BOCCXS&
B SOOTHSB the CHILD, SOPTBRS tng OlTafS,
AIXATS all TAJ'S CTKBS WITTD COUC, aad
the best remedy for DIAKKHGBA. Bold by
Draggista la every part of the world. Be tare
lad nak for "Mrs. Wlnstow acetMrng Byrap,"
MUMMeJavdaeV TvyeatrvvcttAaXNtlfa
Eastern Hog Lower. '
Chicago. Nov. 21. Receipts of livestock In
the principal packing centers of the country
odsy were:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheen,
Chicago 23.000 300 25,000
Kansaa City 8.500 1.000 200
Omnha 4,500 1.500 100
Hogs Opened 6c lower, with 4.000 left over
from yesterday: recelpta a year ago were 20.-
000. Ruling hog prices are: Mixed and
butehern. 4. 20(94.70: good heavy. 84.:i0(?4.tt6:
rough heavv. 4.1i'fl4 5; light. $4.10Q4.00.
Bbeep Steady.
Chioag Car Lota.
Chicago, Nov.. 21. The grain carlot record
for today shows:
Cars. Grsde. Est.
Wheat 115 1 100
orn i:m r 125
Oat 145 2 1(K
Tbe wheat cars today were: Minneapolis, 637;
Dulutb, 208.
New Tark Gossip.
New York, Nov. 21. London ftc to c
higher. Professionals are mixed. They under
estimate tbe buying of Southern Pacific. The
fret Is tbst powerful Interests are accumu
lating stocks. Tbe New York Time hss a
sensational but unreliable story to the effect
tbst the Steel dividend Is likely to be dropped
on the common and on tbe preferred reduced.
Chicago Caah Wheat.
Chicago. Nor. 21. The cah nbeat market st
roon wa: No. 2 red. S5ftc; No, 3 red. 82Q
84c; No. 2 hard, winter, 81c; No. 8 hard win
ter, 75i'fl77c; No. 1 Northern apriug. 85fte;
No. 2 Northern spring, S4c; No. 3. spring, twitf
82c. -; .
Port'and Clearing-Houa Bepori.
The report of the Portland clearlng-hoos for
yeaterday was as follows:
Clears nee - .$561,810.54
Balance : .. 04,836.41
Close of Liverpool Grain.
Liverpool. Nov. 21. ckwc: Wheat IVeem-
bar. 5ft. ft blghur. Cwu Oecemboc. ft-11 ft,
H niaes.
(Furnished by Overbeck, SUrr A Cooke Co.)
Chicago, Nov. 21. Logan A Bryan
advise; The wheat market is about a
half cent lower. It la dull and with the
natural Saturday liquidation after a
three or four days' advance. The for
eign markets dhl not follow yesterday's
vance and In fact have responded
very slightly to the advance 01 tne
week. Primary receipts are a little In
excess of laat year, and for the whole
week have been practically the same as
the corresponding week a year ago.
Exports for the week have been 2,160,
000 bushels loss than last year. Last
year the visible supply Increased for the
week over 3,600,000 bushels. There
should, therefore, be a large increased
visible on Monday, although the diver
sion to milling and private houses will
probably modify It to some etent. The
market has had a fair reaction after
the recent decline, but in the main con
ditions are unchanged. There is a lot
of extravagant talk about the falling
off of the movement in the Northwest
which Is not confirmed from all sources.
It would be safest to wait until the
movement shows up. The foreign
market shows no dlspoaltlon to follow
the advances here and this Is accounted
for by the liberal weekly shipments and
the large surplus in Argentine which
.Is now beginning. to be offered for saie.
We expect to see bullish news on tbla
crop of wheat some time.
Corn, Waa Easy.
The corn market was easy. There
was a good deal of profit-taking after
the recent advance and the urgency of
the demand from the shorts was less.
Conditions in cryn, are somewhat re
versed from those in wheat. The corn
movement is small and the prospect of
supplies liberal. Farmers are not sell
ing freely, partly from the lateness of
the crop and its unfavorable condition
for movement. Probably this latter
factor will be the keynote of the
market for the Immediate future. It
has had a fair rally from tbe extreme
low point and ahould react, but until
the movement Increases from first
hands it may be safe to buy on the
breaks for moderate profits. The large
active bear element which operated on
the decline above BO cents Is out and
probably will not come in except at an
advance.
The onts market waa easier. It
shared In the weakness In corn and
wheat but there was also a good deal
of selling by the buyers of the past few
days. The cash situation In oats is
fairly strong. Receipts are moderate,
and there is a good shipping demand
most of the time. There is less confi
dence in the short selling and Patten
probably still holds to his line of May
stuff.
Provisions Close Xower.
The provision market closed lower.
Receipts are larger than expected and
this occasioned quite a selling. The
feeling is that receipts of hogs will run
large for the next week or 10 days. The
distributive demand is good and stocks
are light and it Is not unlikely thAt
packers will take the opportunity to ac
cumulate hogs. Speculative operations
are very small and featureless. Our
own feeling is still that while under the
pressure of a little larger receipts of
hogs, the market may be soft for a few
days, but 011 the basis of present prices,
they won't hurt much.
I WILL CURE YOU
9
If you are a victim of Nrvo-Biul
Debility, with all Its distressing symp
toms, you certainly do not Intend to re
main so. The fact that you have taken
Inferior remedies to no evalL ihould
not destroy your faith tn all treatment,
nor your hope of a radical cure. I have
evolved a special treatment for Nerve
Sesual Debility that la uniformly sue- .
eessful In casea where aucceae waa be-
fore by other doctore deemed Impoaal-,
ble. It doea not stimulate temporarily,
but restores permanently. It allays
the 'irritation Of the delicate tissue
surrounding th lax and unduly ex
panded seminal ducts, contracting them
to their normal condition, which stops
night emissions, drys up day drains and . prevents prernaturenesa. It
tones up snd strengthens the blood vessels that carry nourishment to
the weakened parts, which regain full power, also and vigor. Mean
wnile all other symptoms Improve, and th patient realises that a great
blight has beeu lifted from his life. 1 cure quickly, safely and thor
oughly. Stricture, Varicocele, Emissions,
Nervo-Sexual Debility, Impotency,
Blood Poison, Syphilis, Rectal.
Kidney and Urinary Diseases
And all disseises and weaknesses of men due to Inheritance, evil hablta,
excesses or the result of speoiflo dlaeeaes.
GANCE2R departmrnt
I)r. Blllngton has charge of this department and is meeting with great
Call at th office and see the results of his work or write for book'
of testimonials.
rAMM,Utt!nn IT Writ if you cannot call. Office houra
lOnSUI lU LlOn rrOlJ 9 a. m. to p.m.; Sunday, 10 to 12 m.
t. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary
830H TAMXIXIi BT-, COSaTXX SSOOJTD, rOBTaVAYD, OB.
I llfMIIIUBKUlTI (0.
3I2-3H (fiinsfu of (onnR(f DuiiDina. pofiiunD. ccfooi .
Are offering ty safe and profitable in
vestment. We will send to you, with
out expense, interesting book upon
Rubber Tree Culture and Mexico jZ?
TUSCAN
MINERAL SPRINGS
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
Closing Grain Quotations.
Pan Francisco. Nov. 21. The closing quota
tions on grain In the various clilea today were:
Ht. 1ouIb Wheat lieeeiiiwr, RBc oia; May,
814(811 V4 bid. Corn Iieccmber, 41 c aaked.
Kansaa City vtueal ueceuioor, ui jc. i-orn
December, 87Vc.
Minneapolis Wheat PccembT, mv. (tuc.
Iiuluth Wheat December. 77),e bid.
Mllwankcf Wheat lieccmber, 7v.c; May,
T8U.C asked. Corn December, 43c, nominal;
May, iic bid.
ieW 1 or n llBl I WTmin -i , ni-J: na,-u.
Ssn Francisco Wheat December, $1.36; May,
$1.32c. Barley December, 11.10; May, II. Oi.
Local Livestock Receipts.
Portlsnd Union Ntockyrds, Nov. 21. Re
ceipts of livestock In tbe local markets during
the past 24 hours consisted of 20.1 hogs, 81
cattle, 478 sheep snd 20 horses. Tbe hog mar
ket Is fslr; rattle is stronger and sht-ep are
teady. Killing prices are as follows:
Cattle Best, f3.50Q3.75; medium, 12.500
8.00.
Hogs Best, be; medium. r(tvc.
Sheep Best, 2Hc; medium. 2bc.
TRAPPER CAUGHT IN
BEAR TRAP STARVES
San Francisco, Nov. 21. Advices re
ceived here say that Vancouver Indians
brought in news of the finding of the
body of A. F. Yeatman. who was caught
in a bear trap, pinioning his arms, where
he was held securely and slowly died of
starvation and exposure. He had been
missing 10 days and had a numbOr of
skins beside him showing he had made
the rounds- before springing the trap
which was intended to catch bear.
Cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ca
tarrh of Head and Stomach, Gout, Rheu
matism and A LI, blood diseases taken
nniler n truarantee to be cured In a spe
cified time or all expenses, Including
railway fare both ways, refunded.
These waters renovate the entire sys
tem and remove almoat every disease.
Send COc for a bottle of stomach and
catarrh salt.
.Kound-trip tickets at reduced rates.
Inquire of any Southern Pacific railroad
agent..
TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP.,
Tuscan Springs, CaX
Trank 3. Hellen, manager.
T
HENRY WEINHARD
CITY BREWERY
X? asd Kesi Oompl
ut in aojruwesi.
Bottled Beer a Specialty
nxixrxon . n.
OS ltth aad Bamatd attrerta,
roBTxjuro, obboow.
BALTIMORE OHIO R. R.
ALL TRAINS VTAWASIILNOTON
I '-."Si t " "ra ,tT"V
"rsTDajaf
Mitni
ill ISA
if
Ihe largest ana most complete un
dertakinz establishment on the Coast.
F. 5. Dunning, Inc., 414 East Alder,
corner East Sixth. Both phones.
Calls promptly answered to any part
oi " ie city.
Don't Scold
Irritability Is a nervous affection.
Strengthen the nerves with Dr. Mile'
Nervlna, sieeD Better, eat oeuer. wor
better, feel better ana do Detter.
Sold on Guarantee. Book' on saws far postal.
DR. MILES MEDICAX CO., Blkhart, la.
Best ' Jillm
House rtPGri
Coals JSHll
Clean
Coal.
ull
Weight
I'rompi N. so
1 1 . urr. -
32a ourtrtiiwii ? I-.
Tot Coal a ........,....$3.80
Benton, lump at. ................. .87.00
Australian at..! .,..,..,..88.00
Bock Sprljurs .........,. .A,,.,.9.00
DOIN'T BUY A.
GASOLINE ENGINE
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
OUR ENGINES
AND OPT OUR PRICES
We jive written guarantee with
every engine for one year, and we
are right here to back it up. Patron
ize home Industry by buying from
the manufacturer.
A. J. GILL & CO.
330and 33a Oak St, Portland, Or
XWmZ. STaJ LA I I
1 1 ipsun nr.?Lvru lwi
ft
U9
-VfASCO
i!LUN3 mm
E DALLES. ORE.
UIN tlWhS.
White River
... Flour...
(Hard Wheat)
Used by fcous
wive because of
tta goodneas and
economy. Make
th moat oread,
and make It most
nutritious. For
sal at all grocera.
ALLEN J LEWIS
Sole Agents.
AUCTION TO RAISE MONEY
DIAMONDS. WATCHES,
JEWELRY, CUT CLASS,
AT AUCTION
2 P.M. 7 P. M. DAILY
JAS. McDEVITT tSf CO.
1 808V -Washingtoa Street.
Schwab Bros. Printing Co.
Best Work, Beasonabl Pricaa
7 Starts Stfc .jJ'Jaont atala ITS
b The Only
Double-Track
Railway between tbe ' ;
Missouri River
nni
Chicago
The Chicaro-Portland Special, the
most luxurious train in the world.
Drawing-room sleeping cars, dining
car, buffet smoking and library car
(barber and bath). Less than three
days Portland to Chicago.
TWO
Through Trains
to Chicago are operated daily via the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Company, Oregon Short Line Rail
road, Union pacific Railroad and
Chicago & North-Western Railway
to Chicago from Portland and points
in Oregon.
flailv and personally conducted
,uraioni in Pullman tourist sleeping .
.srs horn Portland, Los Angeles an4 -.,
San Francisca, Ihiough to Uikag
: without Chang. .,.....
.t.iTrniit.
(JlU(t,liTUiktl,
. A, '
' A..tAirm.
Ca I Art . I n- 1 St.,
roaikAMb, Osa.
Chicago t& North-Western lty.
. 1.