TITE OUEGON DAILY J OUIINAL ' PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1G, 1903. 0 TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD CREAMERY BUTTER . JS LOWER AGAIN JOURNAL'S PBEDICTIOWSj ABB TVr. , .tulxd prices go owh "av$ maxes -usgs jiraa ttoxets , ABE SOMEWHAT KIQHER. ' Front Street, Deo. 16. The principal Items of Interest In the local markets to day were: Gasoline makes large advance. .. .t Turkey., prices are higher, - Creamery butter lower. i , - Wheat market weak. Poultry on ths Increase. But few hops left. . t - Local', smelt cheaper ' Creamery Butt Down. As has been exclusively predicted In T,he Journal .during the past two weeks, the prices' on creamery butter show a cha age toaay.; , he cnanse is m. the nar ture of a, doclina of ri cents a pound, or 6 cents a roll, and Includes a.11 .grades of creamery,, both local -and : eastern. The present price for the best creamery Is 27 cents, and even at this figure It Is hard to tell " whether the large stocks will begin to move. The cream try butter market has been weak for the past ;month and it was thought-by the .dealers that ft drop of 2 cents wquW akffCtiaTiiKTiattla XiOt seem to make any material change In the demand o-and stocks accumulated after -the first v decline" Just as much, If not more, than they did before the change was made. . Vhen the dealers saw , that they must try something else 'to cause a larger demand for stocks nd this Is what caused the decline of the additional 2 H cents a pound today. .Receipts of cream ery butter , of late have been heavier than - t any time during the past year and ' this fact coupled with that of a falling pit ih demand, caused the stocks to ac , cumulate at tn alarming rate. "With the change In the creamery butter mar- . liet - om a change ! In the prices on , store and dairy grades. In both of the . , latter markets . the receipts have been large of late and the demand seems to ' be indifferent at present rulings. There Is-still a. large amount or eastern and process butter In the cold storage plants v, and the "holders are endeavoring to work this oil white the market la In fair shape. The latest decline in creamery butter here will have somewhat of a - better, effect on the local market than '' the previous one had Inasmuch as the price in this market makes the ship ment of eastern stock unprofitable to -, handle. Dullness la Cheese. Just what the exact reason is for the , decline several days ago In the price of cheese, is not definitely known, but one thing, Is now apparent to all, re " ceipts are far too large for the demand t-nd the market continues to drag along with an occasional jjale once in awhile, .OAe of the local ; commission houses brought In a car of fancy Wisconsin . cheese several months ago when the market was in fair condition, but nine tenths "of, this car stjll remains unsold. -Vhat nitle demand is now on in the ace-tie, market . seems to .. be for . new -J steaks and the bid grades are offered at " several cents lower figure than the new, , but the offers are very few. . - " Rappenluga- la Xgg. . "' Although It Is rather hard . on the ; farmer who has been speculating on the "" egg market by holding back his product for -higher prices, still the fact remains that there is a very weak tendency In eggs today; with the quotations un- changed from yesterday's cut of, IH t cents a dosen. The cause of the present decline in the egg market Is due 'alto gether on the action of the farmer him self In holding back his stocks and then all of them shipping together. Receipts ' of eggs today were quite large, but as ' always Is the case, but little demand on , ' a falling market. Retailers are now buying from hand to mouth only, ? ' OasoUna Kakts Large Jump. The Standard OH company announced a largo advance on 86-degree gasoline to day. . The new quotations show an ad , , . vance of 2c a gallon on cases and 4o -4 In i Iron barrels or drums. The new prices are: Cases, 82 ftc; Iron barrels. 26o. The price of Unseed oil ahows a , slight change today. , Wheat Market Opens. The" constant dropping- of quotations In the, wheat markets of the East Is causing the local prices to asauma a weaker tone in sympathy. At present quotations there Is hardly any move ment at all, the farmers holding for higher figures. Some of the warehouse men bought, in wheat early In the sea son when valley was selling at 85c, and now that the price is at the. 78o mark they are waiting for figures to go back ' so that they can pull out. of the market without a loss for their season's work. ' Poultry Keeps Increasing, , The receipts of poultry keep on the Increase and the supply now may be said to be fully sufficient to meet all , -. present demands. There Is some in quiry for dressed .turkeys and receipts are small.- There", are about , 10.000 pounds of dressed stock In cold storage, and with the average rate of receipts this will be sufficient to supply all de- . mands. Live - stocks will not be so plentiful, but no great increase in tut; ' key- prices are xpected now. The mar ket stands today: Turkeys, live, young, 7" 168nc; old, 15 16c;, dressed, 1718o. Z' - :-.Tww Hops Am Left. ;: ' '. ' The outward movement In th hop . market continues Just as lively as ever, ; ,ancl no advances In prices are expected ' ( for ' the ' immediate future. V'lf the growers knW' when they are well off," tsays a hopmah, "they, will sell their ' holdings now, when -the market Is good. J'lie' hop jrwrket is rather queer some- times, and it , does not . take , much to Knock it to pieces.". y'.;;'. ;;:;' '.i. :, - Sntalt Coming' In.' V-."t Zt--:" " Th receipts of Columbia river smelt, although not very large, are still heavy . enough to cause the price to drop from 40c a pound to 20c a pound Within a day. With a warm spell It. is expected that the receipts will sljow a, large increase. Other 'fish prices are unchanged, , Opinions on the Market. "'..? Page 4t Sons -Geese and turkeys are wanted. Hogs are in better demand. ' W. H. : Dryer Nothing but the best i grades of potatoes, are now flndlng a . good market. - V. B. Olafke company Holiday busi ': ness good, , Fancy creamery butter has dropped "2&c a pound. , . ' j Turner- & Co. Oregon eggs Jteep com liiir too fast for the demand. Oversun- "-ply of chickens'; geese continue scarce Jin ks ji nd turaeys in gooa aemana. Hell & Co. Car bananas today. Lots rt poultry in market. ; , " -! ! Mark Jy & Cd. "Frisco steamer due .omorrow-morning plenty of fancy . ,regetablo8. .-' ' Car sweets today, car or. tnges this morning, car bananas tnmor- 'J-Vha'ttcrton-i Co.-Chlckens arriving In large supply;, market wilt derflna'itlt keeps up. Good Burba nk potatoes find ready sale. Wild ducks again wanted. ' G. S. Smith company Lots of country orders for Christmas oranges.. : ;; Malarkey & Co. A few Columbia river smelt are coming lit and price has dropped to 20c; plenty of other fish ex cept sieelhead salmon. , , ., ' L. Jaggar Potatoes steady, with 70"c as thei top for buying. ' - DavenportThompoji company Car of fancy oranges came in today. . Everdlng & FarrdlJ Ch Ickens 'easier, with receipts larger;., butter and" eggs weaker. ; 1 ,,. , - .,, W. a Swank Potato "market weak ex cept for atrlctly fancy- '' ' v Rapp & Sehlbrede Pumpkins in good demand now.' Fancy apples in demand. McKinley Mitchell Hop market is booming at former prices. ' Toft. Hihe & Co.-Chicken receipts crowding market, and same Is true of eggs. v Hogs finding ready sale at quo tations; not enough ,nmall val coming to keep peace In family of butchers. Today's quotations as revised are as follows: . l!-t; POBTLARD WHOLESALE - PRICES. Orala, Plonr aafl Feed. , WHEAT Export quotatloM Nw -4. W1U 11 vim. 10c; ptaem. nc; thiipt.- iisb. B A RLET FeT. iai.01) : : rollud. 421 .00(322.00 i fcrwlnr. 21.00Q 23.00. i ; . . , i OATS No. ; 1 white.';, 823.oO2 Oft; gray. f23.0023.60 per ton; white, e 121.501 . rJ, $21.00 per ton, fanner' price, . . . ; tXOUB Eastern Oregonf ' Patents. 4.18i9 4.60; stratKbtp. $3.60: valley, $3,754(3.80; r bm Mi. 3 .0 10. $3.70. - , ' , MILL8TDFF8 iBrin, $19.00 per ton: v mid dling. $24.00; shorts. $19.80; chop, $18.00. HA Y Timothy, $1T.00; Eaatern Oresoa, $10.00 620.00; mixed. $14.00; cIott. $13.00; wheat, $13.00; cheat, $12.00; oat, $13.00, , , , Hopa Wool and Hldi Aitai-omla Mliilns WJ"...,. Amal t'opurf: Co. AtrhUon. wm. ......... . 6t preferred.....!.,.. Am. Car ft Found., com, ilo preferred.. v.. . Am. Hugar, com., do preferred. ...... . i . Baltimore (k Obld, cm. I fli preferred ........ . . IBi-ooltlyn Hapid Tranalt. Canaulan raclfic. cum.,. Chi. Altotv' coin. . di, preferred . . . . ... , ni.v ut. west.; eontV H0S Jew, 2324 for -choice; 1622o for prime: poor aradea, loigloe, WOOL Va Her, eoaraa to medium. 16(3J16He: fine. 1618Uc; Eaatera Oregoo. lOQl&c; uo-half.-omlnal. SSfi:7e. 8HEEP8KIN8 Shearing, lO02Oe: ibort wool, 2oesoc; medium wool, Su&t&Oc; loaf wool, &0e$1.00 each. TALLOW Prime, per lb 4Bc; No. sni greoxe. 22e..- ;"' . HI0K8 Dry hldei, Koi t, 19 lbs and np. 4 per lb; Irr kip. Ko. 1, B to 15 Iba. 12c; dry calf. No. 1. under B Iba, IBel: dry alted. bulla and atagn. 1-3 lea than dry Hint; aalted hldea. ateer. sound, 60 pound! or rer. 67c; M tp 60 Iba. 6c: Under 50 Iba and eowa. tfrOd: ata and bulla, sound. 4c; kip. sound, IS lit SO Iba. Be; sound. .10 to 14 Iba, 6c; calf, sound, under 10 Iba, 8c: sreea (omiilted), le per lb teas; cnlla. le oer lb leaa; horae hldea. aalted. eaeh. $1.2Bi1.75: dryt each, $l.O0ai.BOi eolU' hides, each, 26BOo; tat skim, common, each. lOStloc; Angora, with wool es. each, 2SeQ$1.00. nttsr, Eggs and Poultry. BtTTTER Creamery, extra Unt-j, 27Hc; Oidinary, 28c; cold atorase, 25c; Eastern. 2TUc; renofated, 22c; dairy, 20c; store, 163 17C. ' ' , , .. . . ' ... BOfJS fresh Oregon, 38c; cold storage, 29 80r; hiiaera, 20(a22e; Eastern, , 3B30c. ) r CHEESR Full ereim, twU, . 14!tt4Hc; Storage. 26c; bakera. 20c; Eaatern. 2Ui2Se. POULTRY Chickens, nlxed, 10HtHMe lb; hena. llH12c per lb; rooaters, 10c per lb; trollers, 12412Hc per lb; fryers. ll12o lb; ducka. -old. 12j per lb; young. 13e per lb; geeae. 9c per lb; turkeys, old. lSralAc n-r lb; young, 16lTc per lb; dreaaed, 17(a.l8o per lb. Trults and Taf stables. POTATOES 7S85cj buyers' : prices, for shipping, ((S70c cwt; ordinary, 60((j,08o sack; buying. 60(((00ei aweeta, 2c per lb. ONIONS Oregon, $1.00; buying prices; f.o.b., Portland, SBSiOOc. ' - KHE.SU FB CITS Apples, Oregon. 4Oc6$1.80 per nor; oranges, nar la. $2.7Sfu3.00 per box; aeedllnga, $2.(M per box; Japanese, OOiQBftc; bauaiiaa, BftSHe per lb; lemua, choice. $3.00; faucy, $3.6U(&4.00; llmea. Mexican. 05c - per 100; pineapples, $3.80; pears, 7&c$-28 ber box; California. $.00; cranberries, local. $7.00 per bbl; Jersey, $10.00; penlmmonS, $1.60.' VEGETABLES Turnl pa, 85e aaes; earrota, $1.00; beeta. $1.00 per sack; radlahes. 12HQ 15 n per doa; cabbage, Oregon, 14iH4c; let. tuoe,: heart.' IS er dot: hot-nouss. JuUuce, per bo$TtW8T.t;-green '.peppers. Be -per lb; horseradlah, 7rySc per lb; celery,, local, 600 dos; tomatoes" 1.25 box; parsnips,- $1.25; en cumbers, 5tt(g75c per box; batter' beana, 10c pei1 lb; Lima Means, 8c; sprouts, 6c; cauliflower. Oregon,' $1.00 per dos;t artichokes, TtjSiDOo per dos.." - . . - DRIED' FRUITS 'Apples, CTiporated. 6T per lb; .apricots, 1 Kit 13c par lb: aacks. He per lb ten; peaches. 6j9e per lb: pears, 8Mc per Ibr prunes, Italian, Bi4i4e per lb: French, B'ifU&e per lb; figs. Callforula blacks, 6tto per lb; do whites. 6Vs7o per lb; plums, pitted, 6 146c; dates, golden, per lb; 6Mc; fards, per IB-lb box, $1.80. .'.-. RAISINS Seeded, fancy 1-lb cartons, 60 pack ages to caae. 9 Tic pkg: seeded, U-os cartons, 7o:' loos ftiuacatele, 60-lb boxes, 7Q8Vic per lb; London layera, $1.883300; clnatera. $2.6041 8.78; Vis, 28c; Vis, -60s adrasce erer pooad car tone. , . FIOS Tea 1-Ib cartons, choice brand. $lT0ot 10 1-lb cartons, fancy brand. 81.10; 10 Mb bricks. 2-crown. 90c; 10 1-lb brlcka. S-crown, 98c; 60 U-lb bricks, per box. $2.25; 4-row lay ers, per 10-lb box, 90c; looas. 60-lb boxes, per lb, 6l(i8Vbe. . Callmyrana 81x-crown. 10-lb car tons, Ber box, $2.00; B-crown, 10-lb carton, per box, $1.75; 4-erowa.' 20 Vk-lb cartons. pr box, $1.78. ' Orocerist, Ifnts, Etc, i SUGAR "Back basis" Cube. $6.70; pow dered, $5.65; dry granulated, $5.56; oeet branu tated, $5.31i; extra C. $5.05;, golden C, $4.96; barrela, 10c; Vt hbla, 25c; boxes, &0c adrauca os sack baala. leas 25c nor cwt for cash IB days; maple. HijJlSe per lb. 110NET 14HB18c. COFFEE Oreen Mocha. 21 23c: Jara. fancy, 2Q:2c; Ja.- good, 2025c; Jars, ordinary, 184320c; Costa Rica, fancy, 1920c; Costa Rica, f ood, laeiSc; Costa Rica, ordinary, 10 4 12c per b; backage coffee. $13.23. TEAS Oolong, different grades. 2uQ65c: gnu. powder. .2S2i35c: Sngllsb bresxfast, differ ent grades. 12Vi865e; aplder leg. uncolored Japan, 3U(365c; green Japan, very scares, 0 S0c.. .' ' - SALTFlns Bales, 2s. 8s. 4s, 6s. 10a. $2.25: fjni tabic, dairy, 60s, 40e; 100s. 75c: Imported LWerpool. BOe, BOc; 100s. BSo; 224s. $1.90. Worcester Bfcls 2s, 8a. $8.60: Bs. $3.28; .Os, $5.00: bulk. S20 .1bs. 85.00; sacks. 60s, 66c. SALT Coarse, halt ground. - 100a, per ton, $n.25: 50s, per ton. $9.25; LWerpool lnmp rock, $28.00 per ton: BO-lh. rook, $11.80: 100s, $11.00. GRAIN BAGS "Calcutta, $8.75ft6.00 per 100. RICE Impsrlu! Japan. No. 1. 83.37 ; No. i, $B.12U( New Orleana head. $7.78. . i COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Care. 23He per gal; water white, Iron bbla, 18c; wooden. t headlight, rases. 25Hct headlight. Iran bbla. 20c. LIN8EED OIL Pure raw, In bbla, 43c; cases 18c; genuine kettle boiled, eaaes. BOc; bbls, 45o. BENZINE 3 dg., casts, 82c; troa bbls, 16'c. , (JASOLINE se-deg.. eases, ."12c; Iron bbla, 26c: store, caeea. 24Hi Iron bbla, 18c. TURPESTISE In eaaes, 80c; wood bbla, 7CV,p: Iron bblB.. 7-tc: 10-lb case Iota, 70c. BEANS Small white. 8sc; large white. $3.40 Q3.50; pink. $3.40ffl3.50; bayou, 31-,c; Liiuas, $4.00. - -- " NUTS Pesnnts, 6(97 per lb for rsw. 9010c for roasted: cocoanuts, 8o(800c per doc: wal nuts, ' Meioc per lb; pine nuts, 1012He per lb; hlrkory nuts, 10c pi-r lb; chestnuts, Eaatera. 16 leo per lb; Braill nuts. 16c per lh; Blbcrts, 15I6 per lb; faucy pecans, 14J 18c per lb: almonds. 14e per lb. WIRE NAILS Preaent baso It $2.68. - , ROPE Purs Manila, laiic; stsndsrd, 12Ke; sisal, towe. WHITKTfiAD 800-Ib tots. 8c; toss lots, 7e. .Meats and VroTlaions. FRESH MEATS Inspected Beet, prime, 6H; cons, 6c; mutton, dressed, 64j5Hc; lambs, dressed. Be. i FKrJSIl MEATS Front street Beef steers, 5(Q5Vjo; bulla, 8c; cows, 4M4Hc; pork, block, 68Vic; packers, ! 6Wc; mutton, dressed, 4H'li5c'; lambs, dressed, B42BVsCi seal, snail. SttSHc; large. 3 ',itt 7c. . UA11S, BACON, KTC l-ortland pack (local) bams. 10 to 14 list. 14c; 14 to 10 lbs. 14'.c; cottage, 10c; plculc, 9V4c; breakfast bacon, 10Hft20c; regular short clears, unamoked, H'Vjt; smoked, 11 Vic; clesr barks, uuamoked, H'Vtc; -am-jksd, 11 Vdc; Union butts, 10 to 18 lbs, Ur.snioked, 8e; smoked, 9c. . '. - - EASTERN PACKED BAMS Under 14 lbs, ISVi?; ever IS lbs. 15ci fancy. 1818Vte pic nics, 9c;. shoulders., 104illc; dry-aalted aldea, unamoked. 1A0( break faat. bacon, 16Vk kilSc; fancy. 20c LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s. llci Bs. llHe; BO-lb tins, 10V4c; steam-rendered, 10a. 10c; , Ba. lO'tc; 60s, compound tierces. kiSTERN J.ARB Ketils leaf. 10-lb tins, 10y,c; 6s, 10c; &0-lb tins, 10Vc: steam-rend' ered, 10s, Od; Bs. 10c; 60s, OVic. Abort) packlug-bouss prices are net cash, IS oar a. C. ANNfin RALHON-Columbls rlter. 1-lb tails. 11.73; 3-lb tails, gxsui (ancy. i-io natsi 11.00; U-lb fancy, Bats. $1.15; fancy, 1 lb ot.1. $2. SO; Aleaks Ulla, pluk, 80c; red. $1.60; S-lb UUs, $2.00. FISH Book cod, Tc: flounders, ' Be; hsllbnti 7r; traits, $1.50 per dns; raanr clama, 910c per dosr ilttle-neck clams. "8c: striped bass, I ngot sound. 16c; cattish, 7c; silver smelt. Be; black cod,, Bel sslmos trout. 12Mi$lBc! lobsters. Be; perch, '"Be: salmon, rilroreldL-s, Oc; steel. herds,. 7c;' herring, 4c; Columbia rlrer smelt, 2lK?. S ' ' ' . OVSTERS Rhoalwates bay, per gal, $2.28; per sack, $3.73 net; Oljrtnpla. per sack, $5.25. BROKERS' OPINIONS . : ON NEW YORK STOCKS (Furnished , by Orerbeck. Starr Cooks Co. Logan & Bryan, New York; Another rery dull day, with but little change In price. After the cluse In London It madobnt little ' selling Slid soft cloae In New 'York. There Is nothing new In the gossip of the day. If there Is any outside Interest it Is waiting on expecta tions of reaumiiMon lu upward trend. Bcara are lirofmsluuHlK. They are not. meeting with much, sutceaa. Any prophecy under the cTrcumstam-ea 1 absurd. We would bury theHi, on ureska, how ever,, for .moilerato" profits. , j k- v - DESCRIPTION, . 122H 141 Chi.. Mil. At St. P.... Chi, , A North., com.,,, t'hl. Termlual Ry. . , , , , Chesapeake te ' Ohio. . Colo. Fuel & Iron, com. Colo, rlouth.i rm...k. . IX-lawSrs Hudson... D. 4b'. K. U., com...... aN) preferred Erie, com.-. ...')....... . do 2d preferred..,,,,. flWlat preferred.. i Illinois Central.-. , .'?i.. ijtTrtsrtrhr-tr-NffiSTiVlIIer: Metro. Traction I'o.,.. Mai.hattan Elevated.... Mexican Central -Ry,..,. I Minn., t. r, & Ate. M'. CiJU Missouri Pacillc..,..,.. 92 K. tc T., com M do preferred....,.,,,.. New York, Central 118 Norfolk A. jrVestern, com. 67 ao prererrea.. I... North AmerU-an. . . . ... .1.78 N. Y., Out. A Wust,... 21 V4 Pennsylvania By ..,,.... 117V4 P. a., h. k C. Co...... 97 V4 rreased Htoel Car, com. 2lVi do preferred.......... m Reading, . com., ........ 44 ao i preferred,. , ..i . bo do lat preferred, 77 Rep, Iron tt Bt'eol.. com.) fl - d.breferrel.,...,.i,.l 80 Br-ck Island, com......! 25 do preferred. Southern Ry., com. . . . . I 21 Mi ao preferred....... ...I 77 Southern PaclSc. I 48V4 est. u. . r ., -m prarv . da 1st pref erred St. L. tc a. W.. com..! 1.1 do preferred....,,,,,.. 81 V4 Texas & Paciac...,,4., 25(4 Teun. Coal tt Iron,.... 82V& i., a, ii. oi w., com do m-ef erred........ Union Pacific, com..... 7H do preferred.......... 88 U. H. Leather, com...... : 74 do preferred , 78 V. S. Hteel Co., comf... 10Jfc do preferred I 83" neei. u. a,., 2ii piu.t- 24 do lat preferred I 49 Wisconsin Central, com.. I 17V4 on -preierrea. ....I iw Western Union Tele,... 187 Wabash. ' com I 20 do preferred.. 1 36 T4 Total sales for day, 321.000, Money, t per cent TOT 47 02i. 10 67 I2:t tW : 4 118 aaja 15' 142, 1B- 8MI4 27 K 15H 21 72 SO . 61 70 83 7j 128 T9 88 51. 118 le" 14HV4 105 27g 14V. 158 21 72 0 61 68 I20Ji 78. , 474 92 87 123. 7 411. U81, ,36 . 1BV4 142 104 A 28 , 14 I5rt 21 72 29 Bll4 87 122(4 142 62 . 93 18 39 119 88 7" 21 117 ws 20 44 80 77 9 89 25. L21 is 48 1S 81 25 83 I ii 121 141 S3 92 1J! 76 4 21 117 07 20 80 80 78 e 20 21 77 48 13 , .81 82 78 87 76 10 6 24 49 17 M 20 36 te : I5 78. 48 19 ; ., 07 ' !. 124 90 79 87 5(1 U8 85 45 142 165 11 : 188 21 .72 2914 80 7 TOO 121 141 9 82 93 17 118W 87 - 88 75 21 117 97(4 20 60 44 69 70 ' 6 !8 25 IF a 44 80 13 81 26 83 22 85 78 2 76 l II 49 11 88 87 20 DECEMBER AND MAY OPTIONS RANGE HIGH V .'v ' (Furnished by Orerbeck, Starr Cooke Co.) Chicago, Dec. 18. Both December and May wheat re o higher than yesterday's close. ewmber opened at 78o and closed at the highest point of tho day, 78c: May wheat op, ned at 80c and closed at Hle asked. The various marseta rangen aa toilowa; Open, v Wheat- Dec,, ... .78 High. $'-.78 Low. I -77 Close. ' .78 B May...., .80 .81 . , -.80 .81 A Corn . . . - Dec...., .41 , .42 '.41 . ,42A May.... .4a .4:1 ,4314 ,4JB Oats ".. ; Deo..... ..16 .85 .35 ,85A May....i ..a .87. .'M ,37. Pork Jan 11.25 V 11.85 11.80 11.25 Mry 11.00 11.83 11.60 11,82 Lard Jan 8.35 6.35 6.30 ? 6.32 May 8.53 B.53 .M .SOB Rlba Jan...., 6.02 8.03 6.00 6.02 May..,.. 6.20 6.22 6.17 6.20 WHEAT TONE EASY IN 'FRISCO MARKET (Furnished by Ovcrbeek, Starr Cooks Co.) San Francisco, Dec. 18. Tbs Examiner today saya:- An 'easy tone prevslls in the local grain markets and there la only sv small measure of bnalneaa In , progress. The speculative field shows nothing of Interest or Importance and operatora keep . their transactions within very narrow limits. The sdvlces from the East allowed that conditions there were unsettled, with prices essy and tending downward. For a brief time light-receipts st primary points snd some Inquiry for export Impsrts , little strength to the situation, but there was a lack of ettpport and s feeling- of general Indifference prevailed st the close.. Locally the .trade In options wss neglected snd ss shippers appeared to have no special news to fill, the market was ngt only, dull, but almost at s standstill. Ksw Tfork Summary. New York,,' Dec, 18. The Wafres of 80,000 men In tbe coke reglona will be reduced on an average of 17 per. rent, effective Januarr 1. A discrepancy lit Colorado Fuel 4 Iron books la Said to be due to Improvements not charged up. Knowledge of heavy xiendlturs should affect price of stock. Opening of Williamsburg trldge . la expected to have important effect on tbe Brooklyn bridge. Good authorities ssy trsde is improving snd -look for revival after New Year'a. Colorado Fuel tc Iron special meet ing adjourned to January 12. Forty-three roads for the first week of December abow an aver age gross Increase of 6.88 per rent; 12 In dustrials advanced --.13 per -cent- 20 rails ad vanced .18 per cent. Eastern. Hogs Lower, Chicago, sc. .16. Receipts of livestock In tbs principal packing centers of tbs country todsy were: . ','..: Hnga. Cattle. Sheep. Kansas City 72,(HH 12,000 8,000 Chicago tUi.lXK) 2m,k 25,(100 Omaha 10,000 4.BOO 4,500 nogs upenrd ana cloaca vt cents lower; re ceipts s year ago were 33.000. Ruling hog prices sre: Mixed and hntchers.i $4.l5ftii4.55; good. $4.40(f4.55; rough heavy, $4.16M.35; light. $4.1'i(?i4.45. .. ' Cattle -Steady. Sheep Steady. . Portland Livsltock Becelpts. Portland I'r.lon Stockyards, Dec.- 16. Cattle prices show an advance of shout lllv today. Receipts of UvestK-k In the local yard during the post 24 hours consisted of 159 boira, I areer and 683 sheep. Ruling prices srs ss fol kms: ... Cattle Best, $3,76g:3.flS; medium, $2.00Q 3.10. ' : Hogs Best, Be; medium, 41?4c. Sheep Best, 3c; medium, 2&(2e. Vsw Tork HeUl Close. ' x New York, Dec. 16. McUl prices were! troprier yulet. Lake, $12.37rl2.62; electro, $12.25(12.50; castings, $12.00m 12.82. " ',!.. Tin Firm. BtMt, $27.7513270: December, $27.7661 27.90. -,-, Ind Steady. Spot, $4.37. Sliver 5c; London, z0. . , WIIEAT MARKET IS HALF CENT HIGHER XT IS. HOT jVCTXTS, BUT IBEBB ZS QTJXTB ;A GOOD OEKEBAZ. IHTEB . rEST POBEIOW attUULKETB BTU.I. STJLIs, 8T7T TEEBB WAS AV UTTLJB RBOW 07, BTBEKQTH TOSAT. (FtOnlsbed by" Overbeck,; Starr A Cooke Co.) Chicago, Dec. 16. Logan A Bryan advise; ' - - , . ' . : 'H '- The wheat marltet n about c higher. It Is not active, but there is quite a good general Interest - Foreign ' markets are still dull, but there was, a little show of strength today- on the report of further unfavorable weather. In the Argentine. Primary receipts are In excess; of last year..... The cash, situation Is by no means active, but red winter Is selling at a large premium, partly On account of the congested situation In St. Loula. ,. The hps hoa rd :TsportB gome of t h is grade taken for export. . The market Is still without a decided tendency. sThe local situation ; is1 congested. ; . The Armour holdings of May wheat are undoubtedly large and the aggregate short Interest is-large also. July .wheat at the pres ent discount, if there is any merit in the general situation, should be, a pretty safe proposition. It la a market which will probably respond quickly to any QjaaUion that are, Htrong : . Corn i Half KlgHsr. The corn market is firm. He higher. There la soma little increase In specu lative activity, but on tne wnole It is a very quiet market ' The same strong undertone and action that we have had all along is still apparent." Cash prices are firm. The movement from the In terior continues light -and the tendency of advances from the interior points is rather encouraging to holders. ' Farmers are in the main able to get better prices for corn near by than by shipping It to this market. Until, this changes we do not. look for lower prices and would buy corn on the soft spots," - Oats B stain Tone. With a little strength and a good cash demand the oats position is not;, weak. There is no feature to speculatlveopera tiona, but on the whole the market still maintains the previous tone and no im portant selling pressure seems to develop from any source. Provisions Ar &ow. . The provision market Is lower. Local receipts of hogs were materially larger than expected. It Is undoubtedly a run from every point following the cold weather for the past few days, and was Induced by the Improvement in prices. Prices at the yards are 1015o lower. There seems to be fairly good buying ftt tfte decline, and the selling pressure was scattered. There was some selling by the packers, but It was not large. Country operations would still Indicate that the packing interests would be glad to get lower-priced hogs, yet they are accumulating products from day to day. We think on a further break we woufa buy provisions. -,i'.. v.' YESTERDAY'S MARKET IS REPEATED TODAY (Famished by Overbeck,, Starr A Cooke Co.) New York, Dee. 16. Melntyre A Marshall say: Today's cotton market was In most re spects ' a repetition of yesterday. This was fiartlcularly' true of the character of tbe trad ng and fluctuations. Tbe fact that outalde speculation la now almost absent and la not likely tn again come until something of sn extremely bullish nature, develops the - belief that the government crop report did not verr materially underestimate the yield. The bull leaders may continue. tv aupuort the. market and perhaps prevent aa extensive llqnfilatton or an Important decline, but outaldo of thla la continued comparatively heavy receipts. Elli son revised his estimate of tbe World's con sumption, making tt 40,073,000 bales, lbs market today was: Jan. ....$13.27 $1227 12.35 12.40 12.5(L 12.54 12.52 12.6S 12.20 12.21 Kcb.,... 12.3.1 Mar..,, 12.42 April.. 12.48 May.... 12.50 June.... 12.48 July... 12.4S Aug.... 12.16 bee.... 12.15 1221 t 12.89 . 12.46 12.47 J 2. 47 a 12.46 12.14 12.14 $12.24ffj23 12.84'flM 12.4H((j44 12.4'50 12.51i52 12.51(55 12.6H.l63 . i''.mi .J2. 1044 18 Haw York Coffee Btaadv, (Furnished by Overbeck, Htarr A Cooks Co.) New York. Dec; 16. The coffee market optned ateady, considering the weak foreign r.twa. st IB to 20 points decline. Havre and Hamburg" were both weak, Havre at 2 franca decline and Hamburg at 2 pfennigs decline. Brrall receipts were large with eaaler markets. On tbe opening the foreign houses did most of the selling, with shorts bnylng. After tbs opening, when tbe Qtiayle-Darison cable waa riven out, trices steadied S tb 10 polnta. Later be market eased again on room-traders' sell ing. - Havre closed franc higher and our n-krket looks steady. Prices st tbe close were Bid. Ask. $6.05 $0.10 o. in December .. Janusry .... February ... March ..... April May June ....... July ....... August .... September . October .... November . . 8.25 6.40 6. AO 6.70 6.78 6.85 ' 6.WO 7.05 7.10 , 7.15 J air, H.:i 6.45 6.00 6.75 8.80 Slid 7. IK) 7.10 7.18 7.20 Shorts Depress Tsluss. . Chicago, Dec. 18. Theron Logan saya: The action of tbe wheat market today suggests that the selling of depressed values tbe early part or we, session was oi me snore variety mostly, No. pressure of long wheat anneared tn ! vrlop under 81c. Tbe rally waa caused largely by early aborts covering. The speculative situs. tlon we regard aa strong, the scattered abort Interest Being la our opinion very large ss com nn r en wits tne contract wbeat In stnre here. A alngular feature which appears to bs general Is that nntetde trader are Inclined to take tbe short aide. Ws hardly look for any serious tresk from this price snd while the msrket may ie nun lor s lime ws look ror a good auvaui'v .mivr. Baa Francisco Local Stocks. Ban Francisco, Dec. 16.-10:30 s. m.; Bid. Spring Vslley Water , 384 Contra Costa Water ' , .'10. Kan Francisco (Jas A Electric WK Hawaiian Sugar 44iJ Honokea Sugar it Hutchlqson Nugar ,. Onomea Sugar .. rasnhan Hugar Alaska Parkers' ...13Di Oceanic Bteamshlp 6 Ask. 30 4(1 6T4 . ' 45 40 ' ,'U 141 Chicago, local Stocks, Chicago, Uec. 16, Local stocks were: American Biscuit ........ ' do preferred .;..,.... American Box do preferred American Can do preferred ..... Chicago Ktreet Railway,,, North Hide' Railway,,.,.. Weat Side Railway....... Bid. Ask. ...... onv, 2i(J Y.V'. nt fi2i, 160 105 ...,r. 80 80 ..'..,,.. 45 ';',:, BO Portland ' Clearlng-Souaa - ltepert 1 The report nf tbs Fortlaod clearlng honse for yesterday was. as follows; Clearances .... ... .... ............. ,$e4.a(0 80 llkluiccs 44.356.12 ;' .";V'..".Vi"! 11 .c ' i '" .- 'vS!t'4j,v-;-.; . "'' . .. CI oas of Xlvsrpool Orals, 'if t:, Liverpool. Jiec. 16.r-t'loae:- Wheat March. Hf't, 4) lower; slay, --lls, k-eer. toiu i Junuary, 4-01.i, Vi -iitglicri Marco," HIV J4 j hlutxr. . , . - . .. ;.. , . I Closing Orala Quotations.- V ; . ' (toil Francisco. Dec. 1(-Tbs closing ounta tUnai on grain today were; . Minneapolis Whest December, 79c bid; May, 1HC - ' Diiluth Wheat December, 78e; Jay. o"4. New York Wboat Jday, 8c bid. Corn May, 40c bid. ' . Kan Francisco 11:30 s. tn. Wheat Decern, ber, $1.3414; May, $1.93. Barley May, $103. !'.!, w i . wi',' 5-...' " " r ChlosgS Csah Whsst," Wlcsgo, Dec. 16. The cash Wheat market vctm No. 9. red. 87'4c: No. 8 red. Pflo; No. t hsvat wair. SOrj No. 3 hard winter. 70cr No. I Northern a-wlng. Wic; No. 2 Northern spring, H4cj S Kortbora spring, 3c LATE SPORTING . NEWS LADIES NIGHT AT , ; MULTNOMAH CLUB ladles' night at' Multnomah club was well celebrated last evening. Despite the bad weather the club rooms were unable to accommodate the large crowd that attended the exhibitions and dances af terwards. The horizontal bar, wand drill, leaping and the Indian club swing ing by the junior girls were all cleverly executed and brought out rounds of ap platta.pHy8ica! :p-ctLJKr.otuiJini4i in for many compliments upon' the ex cellent -Jnanner In which . he conducted the entertainment without a hltehr The club was decorated beautifully1 for the occasion and President-Pratt and mem bers of the club were busy. showing -the Visitors through the institution, . The Junior: girls- presented a pretty appear ance In the Indian club exercise and ac quitted themselves cleverly. ( The whole affair was a success. . After, the exhibi tion dancing waa Indulged in for a half hour. The program was: . . Selection . ... ............ ... .Orchestra Parallel bars. . . . .Day Juniors Horizontal bar .Seniors Selection- ' Parsons' and Webber Mandolin-Club. Wand drill. ....,...'..... . 4ay Juniors Indian clubs. ............. .Junior Girls Leaping. . . . . ,. , ,,, .Night Junolrs INDIANS HOPE TO , :. SCALP MULTNOMAH - If the reports from Chemawa are any whero near true, Multnomah tlll - ccr ta.lnlvJiava a rilrnnult tlma with the Indians on next Saturday. Owing to VHeS the defeats that the Indians sustained during the early part of the season, the entire School is anxious for the team to mako a glorious finish, and the coach thinks that there Is no better way of doing It than by lowering Multnomah's colors. Tho style of play that -the red skins will employ is a combination of those used by the Crlislr Haskell and Ferris Indian teams and is a complica tion of tricks. The Indians got the idea that fast work will carry the club men off their feet and in the excitement a score will be made. Captain McMillan Is cautious, however," regarding the In dians and saJ'S that not one will escape without being perfectly scalped. To offset the strategy of the visitors Mult nomah will bring Into use .all of her new plays that caused Oregon and Washing ton to fail by the -wayside lately. The complete lineup has not been announced yet. Captain McMillan suffered last evening from having a large board fall on his sore foot while witnessing the ladles' night exhibition at the club. .The Injury, while painful, is not serious. Multnomah will -, practice again this evening. . , we iu ism. I met A little gjtrl of eight. Whose family was athletic, ; ' .. And that was how I came to hear . This Wadsworth tale pathetic. " " "I'm living all alone," she said, ., "Though rea,lly we are seven, . ' : But pa and ma are on the links, And Tom's on the eleven. ' . "My sister Kate plays basketball, Her team Is always winner; One brother trains for Harvard's crew. . And cannot- eat our dinner, i '.'Then Johnny Joined the base ball nine, Hd au the time plays matches, And wears a cage upon his face, hue every ball he catches. YOU OCT , FREE FREE A PRESIDENTIAL , , ' WHITE HOUSE COOK BOOK BY USINQ . GIULS can secure god positions h aHiptytus at the Portland - Women's EmnloyuHsot Oilicd, 8i!?-.yahlngtow si., room 2. IXOY Would like to act,"att asTsVnt' teachrr-H dancing classes. Address J. M. - B.. ears Jonrnsl. ' -J- 8ITPATI0M WAMIED MAI.E. WANTtfD By- sae-snerlraerd ymitis; hin, pl tlon ill grocery "-or -of tics work ditrlnif holiilava '-. peymanewt. ' A-blresS' R. A. H.. Si'I i'.t at.- WANTEl Work by a Vtit 3ln In store or phimhlng shop .' helier, with i-haii- f-r advancement: can gle bank rcfervtn.-s. 11. ' I. 15, care Journal. ' COMPETENT man . alnnutiaiitier - and lxk : keeper, 10 years'-einerlence,. In vmmerclal, . - real estata ' Slid - record work';'" fa miliar with land offlcs and cimuty records, titles snd ttin- veytfjices. r'. Ot. earn Journal, - .-,;. VOUNG married man flora thi East tleiilwi .workwith ooino- ftood 'carpenter;- tn order to v complete trade; has hail one year's experience. - Address A. L. M.. care Jonrnul, 1 1 I ; Nt m.-in notr affs I d" nt"5jirk deI?eli lponi i t7n " In wholesale warehouse; waires avcomkirv; ex cellent references. I). IB, care ionriiHl. l,ORTAn Kngltsh png dug (fcmalul; finder will . please return tu Wl l'jit l'lno st., or phona l.Bst . Ileward. - TOUSO. FOUXD On Sth, parse. Owner can have aanis h-v identifying property and paying for advertisement. Telephone.. Pront 6f'l. KOIISD Wheel. November i3; owner Identify and pay charges, tsrz Fonrlh st. . . . .; A Coupon and Receipt la all VIOLET OATS PACKAOES For Sale by all Grocers Albers Bros. Milling Co. MANUFACTURERS Butter 5c Lower CUTTER 40c and 45c Best creamery ........... .SSo and 80c Eggs, selected, dosen .80c Best sugar-cured ham .....,...,. 15c Plcnlo and Cottage hams .......... ,10o 6 pounds pure lard .......,.......5nc 10 pounds pure lard 11.10 Bent 60c tea . 80a Leave order for Christmas turkeys, 23c, early; chickens, Ific; geese, 14c, for eaturaay. LA GRANDE CREAMERY ' - 264 YAMHILL. . TOR KSNT. 4 ROOM cotage. 730 Wontana ava 9 per month. Inquire U. Baloman, Klrst and Wash ington sta. - - - ! OK BALE". 8IX-HOOM llOUSB for l,a)! two lnta on cor r.er aoutoean rroni; new wire picket lencet i brick foniidatlon and cellar; all kind of fruit treea and berries; hot and cold-vister hatha; extra large rooms; all . ceilings extra blgh '. nice hall and front pvrrh: rosea are plentiful. 1 have another home and, wanting to m-.tv will sell. It at about halt, price. A fe-w extraV, lots for sals cheap. Call and se asvner, Jes Nash,. Tremcnt Station and Mount Scott car line. 3 -LAKGE horses,, pony and go-cart sod Darnel A. u d ,1. . A .... K001IS. TUB PALMER HOTJ8B. 8. & cor. Alder and I'ark ets., rormorly the Spalding,- ths-aooat complete apartment house In tha city entiislv renovated; steam heat, . tlactrkc light, por. eelals hatha; every modern convenience) tour ist and trsnalent trad, solicited. ' f LEA8ANT rooms, furnlihed, single oc en salts for noaaefceeplug; renovated thoroughly; mod ern conveniences; best location la city; ander new management. Call and Investigate. Tourists solicited, lira, J. H. Palmer, ors-. proprietress. . voui nnsseit sx. THK COSMOd--rourth and Uorrlsun, famished boaaekaeplng suites, salt and slngw rooms) 13 per week snd bp. - . . .; OsH 'BTAKU St., nicely furnished moms; res. - sonabia rent - transisnu aollcltea. . raoss Front 1065. ' . . '! - $81 TAHHILL ST.. Tha Bamons Booms at reeaonabls prices with iteam heat, light and bath. -' BoTEl, Tendom. eor. 19th and Aider; for- nlshsd rooms with board; reasonable rates. TUB CASTLE 373 Washington st; rooms "fur gentlemen ; transient. Tel. Bonth 701. FURNISHED room. 11)6 Sixth St.. cor, Taylor. HOUSEKEEPING BOOMB. HAVE some very choice housekeeping rooms ror rent. u. K. re a 10.. room 4iu " hawkbldg., 14 Third at. Phone. Main M'.'l. rUBJUSHED HOUSES. 1'I RNINHKI) 8-room cottage; 'hath, telephone, on car line; rent only $25.' M. E. Loe ft Co., room 410 Mohawk bldg.,18 Third st. BOOKS AMD BOARD. PLEASANT ' front room with , board for two gentlemen or man and wife. 221 Thirteenth. OIOAEB AKO TOBACCO. EPBERO-Gl'NST CIGAR . Distributors of - ' riNB CIGARS. Portland. Oregon. 'Tes. we' are really seven, sir. But our years won't be many; I, too, will grow up strenuous, And then we won't be any." -OSIOKET VOTE. Cricket devotees In Portland will be pleased, to learn of the success which at tended the English M. C. C. team that is now playing in Australia. In the re cent games played the English team drawed with South Australia, beat Vic toria by one Inning and 71 runs and de feated New South Vales by one Inning and 10 runs. The last contests con sisted of a series of five games and were between the All Australia and English M. C. C. teams, the result of which is not known yet BXVXOT MOWED BT XX. Y. Charlie Druhot, the clever young local pitcher, was signed by Manager Ely this morning for his next season's Portland team. Druhot Is a young left-hander of great promise and will undoubtedly make good under Ely's tuition. TU CAM 5 MINERAL SPRINGS OPEN THE TEAR ROUND. Cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ca tarrh of Head and Stomach, Gout, Rheu matism and ALL blood diseases taken under a guarantee to be cured in a spe cified time or all expenses, Including railway far both ways, refunded. These waters renovate the entire sys tem and remove almost every disease. Send 60c for a-bottl of stomach and catarrh salt -- - - Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. Inquire of any Southern Paclflo railroad agent ' TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP.. Tuscan Springs, Cat "frank J, Hsllen, manager. HENRY WEINHARD ft-prioa of Oa ; CITY. BREWERY Xarraart ana Most Oomplat Brewery U to Xorthwsart, . Bottled Beer a Specialty ' nzjerxon are.', n. ,' Mm Ifykh and Banatda ts-. g--T m mm mm w , V tssf" . CURES COROSRHOEA WTTSJOOT OTBta old b all Druggists, .. TasUTaaicr. REMOVAL SALE GODFREY BR0S.&C0. 374 WASXXXaTOX STXXXT. S cans Standard Tomatoes ....... ..25c 8 cans Standard Peas ............. .2-"c 12 cans Standard Beana ....8Sc 1 Rosal Club Catsup ............. ...15c EagleMllk , . . . . tl . . . A i 1 5c Fig, Prune or Postum Cereal .....,.20 S bars Laundry Soap 25c All "Preferred Stock" and Monopole 25c canned goods .20c rine Ballnowsr Apples (bos) . . ... , . .600 Fixtures and Delivery Rigs for Sale. ATIORHETi. JOHN T. WHALLSY, aUwn7-at-law. McKay Mdg., room 613. Typewriters Typewriters BARGAINS IN PARTLY USED MA CHINES OF ALL MAKES AT FROM 120 TO 140. JUST THE THING FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT .FOR TOUR "BOY OR OIRT FULL AMOUNT OF "PURCHASE PRICE ALLOWED ON A NEW MACHINE WITHIN MONTHS. WAIT FOR THE NEW L. & SMITH VISIBLE BEFORE PAYING 100 FOR A TYPEWRITER. " L & M. Alexander & Co. Exclusive Pacific Coast Dealers 122 Third Street - I.E. STENLEK. Mgr. MXETIMO KOTICE. ORniEl'8 LODOB No. 68, K. of P Rpgnlar mavrntiun toninirosr gvsnlng at Caatlo ball, 91 1 Grand svs. Knight rank, fullowsd tj smoker. laltora sspsclsllr Invited. W. WARD. Chan. Com. Attest J. R. TOMUNHON, K. o( R. and ft. WOTICE. WB HAVS appotatsd Loswtnbsrg Oolng Co. t Portlsnd. Or,, sols sgsnta tor all of our kotal rsngss sad rastaoraot goods. Jobs Tag Rang Co.. Clndnnstl. O. maxx nzir "WASTED, . ... . ATTENTION I -Mais b&p -if every descrlpUos promptly ..,('.. suppllnl- Free of Charge to Emplnyws. C. R. HANSEN CO. SO North Second St. Employ aieut Agency. Phnne, Alain 1328. Kstabllahed 1876. UoTrR'8 BARBER CoXXECB el Halt Uks City offers advantage In teaching the trade that cannot se bad elsewhere: avoid school the Oregon snd California barbera' sew laws srs apt to close st any time; writs todsy for our special orrer 'Q oiaianr euigenis, MEN to icarn barber trade; ours la not the enly place to learn, but certainly the beat; never mind the "ne" laws, some of which have been' repealed, but get right in tins, t an or write for particular. American Bar ber, College corporation, 23S Everett St., Port- loon, or. ' . , - UKN TO LEARN barber trade; "only two months required; th only system and only college teaching th trad! catalogue and flit Particular mailed free. Uoler System Col ge. San SYanclseo, Cat 1 WANTED U good boys to deliver papers to North Portland. Apply Immediately , to th ' circulator, Th Journal of floe. , IONEER EMPLOYMENT CO.Labor con tractors; kelp rre to employer, gis Nor. rlaon. WANTKD-Dreaaroakln and family sewing at your Domes. Andreas Mrs. A. I ot(it, cuy. foi Nli lady attending bnslneas college wishes i place to work for room snd. board. B. IS, 1 care Journal. ' jTouffO lady of IB would Ilk a place tn family to asalst with work for board and room and : small wagea. Addreas- alias la. Watson, Port land, Or. Woodlawn P.jO. ( WTS'TEii By very relFahls young American : woman, situation a housekeeper in widower's - grown family or -hool age; no UlBers, Ad dress R. Y., Journal. . , -'.'' XNl.'RSEfpra(":tli-alanTllty wouldllk posi tion. Address Nurse, rare Journal. . - - EMMONS K UAIO.N 8, attorney -t-law, M Worcester bldg. ' - B. RIUGKN. attorney and cmioaellua-at-Uwj' notary, gna-ftoa Ablngtoa bldg. . - B. B. niCKINSON. attorney-at-!a .snd ao tary public. BOS Commercial bids. ' ASPHALT lAVIHO. THE trlnlOid Asibslt Paring Co. of PorUand. Qfgce 6S3. Wormsytef Hk. ' BIRDI. PORTLAND BIRD CO., 80s Third; North girth t. branch "22T BAHOINO abo uaHTEama. OREaOlf BOUND LUMBER CO, 181 Born etde St. Phone. Grant UT1. JL- CLAlRTwYAMT ADD PALMIST. PROF. HAPOY DARWISil, original Egyptian fortune-teller, rends your name, hand, mlud and future. 860 y, Waahlngton St. , sins. STEVENS, Portland leading palmist sad' clairvoyant. 843 Jj Xamhlll, eur Seventh. Beading 50e. . -. MR 8. 8. B. SKIP, clairvoyant and lif reader. 81 Ttb. Sunday. T:4B p. m Willamette hall. COAL, n RESIDE WOOD COAL CO.. SOS B. Mor. . rlaon, phons East ids. Sawed cord wood. White A Bhlvely, prop. , WTCSTERN FEED at FUEL CO- ' . Dealers Is sll kinds at coal, cok sad char. eosL Phone. 1018. S I'LCAN Cual Co., wholeaal dealer beet euslsi fonndry and smelter cuke. B20 Bnrnalde. OftEQOW FUEL CO. j all klnda coal sod"woid7 Jkf Morlaon. , Phone, Main 65. KINO COAL honse coals. CO.. Importers of Phone, Mala H. blf h-grade ClOCTLEBT AMD 0LA88WAB.8. WHOLE ALB CROCKERT AN) Ot AS.1WAB1. Prael Hesle V On. 100 tn log Sth. eor. Stark. j;emeitcon CARTER A ELT, cement contractors. 271 Porter etI Tel., Front 2s4. Work guaranteed. CE&EAL MIUA ACV1R MILLS Acme Cereals. CO., tnnnofactarer Baletos) SO and 1 North Front at CORMICE-aKyUOHTS. METAL SKYLIGHTS. galranlaeO slcea. J. C. Bayer. V& gecnnd st Iroa scr CAEPEXTEBS AKO BUILDERS. J. T. LUCY, carpenter, builder, general con- - tractor; bons remodeling, alterations, eta.; eabtnet work and Jobbing a specialty. Ot6o and shop at foot ot Yambill St., rlvsr front. ' ''t"m- Black aOT, - ' . -''. JOHN A. sIELTON. carpenter and bonder. .? Stark at. ; of flc snd store future built snd remodeled: altering and repair bouses, Pkmss, Ualn T47. B. r, CLARK, carpenter and builder; repairing and lobbing t office flitinsa, BesldeBce- pboae. West 782; ahop. Mais 1941. 458 H Waj. at. A.-J. AUTnORS CO., carpenter and finlikrT repairing and Jobbing; store and offlr flxtnre built Jbep 50JColutnbla.j,hoavlay JSnL EMtRY PES, carperters, do' iall kinds' t , Job w.rk; store snd office flttures specialty, ' feO'llrst.'' Phoiw. Clsy . t G. W. GORDON" "eminter. ahilvjiTg. bcuNi bnlii snd repaired. SOU Fourth. Clef 174. CHIROPODY AMD MAMICUailia. THE HEVENYS: the only aclentlfle chiropodist In the city) parlors 101-1 Allaky , bl.lg. ; U)is I tb long-haired gentlasiss yo wast ts ee. Crsnt IS. . DKES9MAKIM0. DRESSMAKERS Misses Adam and Burleigh arrived from New York Novomlx-e 11; Ant. tlaaa work gnarantsed; approuUccs wss ted, 64 Salmon at. . PkESSES "madfor fTttT1rtallored skirts $3 to 15; waists SI. CO to fl Cirt Tharmant take S of 16-at. car. I'hon II lack ti I a 1 TUB 19TH CENTUBX drew-cuttlriaT sya'teaj snd ladles' ' tailoring. Vlrs. 0. K. Thomas, room s. i:a ". mrmoriy w sn. BoNMAROliB " rHESS PI.E AT! N l CO.. i,i M'hswk bldr-. Third snd M'rrm Accjrdiua ar.d aide pleating plnltlni(.Bid !l2fl. MIsifoT' G,6l LljC-ciunlmrat. aj,ll'.us1Tkni" plaiting to order; si nam pro,-,,. sou n Muriiam blk. I hone, ( lay nl. HI lFMAXl.Alli:S TAlWill m-ikei f of (.141 nulla. KootllS ;II 4 klolisKS I- - Phone Main IK,V. llRA "MKIBBEM. artlal'lg iiwY'tst t making. tt!l klorrlsoa It 1