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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, , FOHTLAJnt .TUESDAY' EVEITCyGr, JANUARY 20, 1004. 0 nuima bi lav rusiniorv ei roruanu, wi for tranamiaelon through tb malls a second diH matter. Post fur single ropiest For n 8. 10 or 1S . P"r paper, i cent; 10 to as piges, I seats; over , " !, cents. : - v TELEPHONES. -.v.. Bnslnee Office .Main BOO. w it . :, w- . Edltorl! Eooms Main 250. rORZISV ADTERTIBIlIff SEPREBEHTATIVE. . vrceiana-BengamlB Special Advertising agency, r JM Nauau Street. Maw York, Tribune Build. ( . BUBBCaiPnOH SATES. Tarma bv Carrier. iS ?"l. one jrear. ...... ..-...45.5 &? JJ!,ly Jon'nal. alx mootba 2-gO Tha Da 1 Innra.l 1 k. ...... 1 n The Dally Journal, by tha week.'.....,..... .10 . C ' . Tama t Vail. j Tha Daily Journal, by mall, one year. ... .$4.00 , ' The Dally Journal,-by mall, alx months.... 2.28 ... The Dally Journal, by mall, three monthe. J.25 , The Daily Journal,' by null, one month.,... - ,60 "' The Semi- Weekly Journal, r The Semi-Weekly Journal, 8 to 13 part eart wane, all the neve and full market reports, one . ar, fi.su. . - The 'Weekly Journal, The Weekly Journal,' 100 eolarans of reading each laane. Illustrated, full market report, one year, (1.00. t - '-...( , -j . ,.; , - Remittance should Ss made by drift, peatal note, express orders, and' email amount are acceptable la 1 and 2-csotpotag stamp. V, t - " THI JOITHNAIa . 1 J P. O. Box 121. Portland. Or. ; TODAT'S T0REOABT, 1 Weather conditions and genere,l forecast, for vregon. waauingtoa ana laano: The eolder weather in. the Middle weat' la moderating and the temperature have rlern about 10 aegreea ln Northern imnoia, lowa ana, Minnesota, and about 20 degree In the Da. kntaa and Eastern - Montana. It la'.' ellgbtly etwier In ' Northern California and .slightly warmer in the North Pacific grates, .except at Portland, where no change tn. temperature baa ocenrrea. v- - " . " - - Heavy ahow baa fallen In British Oolnmhla and lighter amounta are reported la Nortbera Idaho and extreme Western Montana. The indication are for generally fair weather lit tnie aistnct nuring tne next ! u w noura. Maximum temrjerature la the lent 24 hours. 88; minimum temperature, 82; precipitation. sou. KA&BIAOS LICENSES. ' . , , Alberta Murray, aged 24; W. 8. McPhee, agea hi. Iieua M. Huber, aged 24; Howard Bellinger, agea m, Liarte county, waaninguin. BIETH8. ' Mrs. William H. Wbcartey, 4W Starr atreat, eon. , Mrs. Ooa Wilde. Lake atreet. a danahter. Mrs. Darld M. Duraen, 40 Sarenteentb atreet, noriBr a aaugnter. -- . C0STAOI0UB DISEASES. , C. M. Broey, BIS Starr atreet, meaalea. , Mra. C. M. Broey, SIR Etarr atreet, meaalea. Elele Olson. 645 Railroad atreet. measles. Violet Twlgger, 715 Missouri arenae, measles, Endora Brown. 802 Fourth atreet, meaalea. Klrbard Montgomery, 10S1 Vaughn street. eneasiea. Mra. Brown. 303 Fourth atreet, meaalea, Paul Wlederbolt, 21 North Fifth atreet, dlph ., Leonard Wright; 304H Ruaaell atreet, meaalea. Clara Glens, Walnut atreet. meaalea. - . .Arthur McAlliaterr 84 Vangbn street, scarlet lerer. .. r DEATHS. . Joseph Fonntalne, St. Vincent's hospital, 88 years of age, cancer of liver, Anne M. Wright, AM Everett street, 68 years of age, BHkM's disease. rhsrlee Fellonaa San FYsnrlsnj. Harbor tlmergencf hospital, 88 years of age, pulmonary ' tuherculoeia. - - , -t. James Pack Crocker, home for tha aged, '73 years of age, aenllty. . Thomas Johnson, 6t, Vincent's hospital, SJ years ox age, nean aineeae. - (ireamatorlnni. on Oregon City ear Use, Bear Beuwooa; Bioaern. acientine, complete. Cbargea Artulta. 33; children, J25. VUltora a. m. to 5 p. tn. Portland, Cremation association. twuaaa, or. The Edward Bolman Cndertaklng Co., ftrneral m rectors ana embaimera, 220 Third street. Pbons 807. J. P. Flnley A Bon. faneral directors and emhalmera, havs removed to their new eetab- - llshment, corner Third and Madlaoa streets. Both phones No, 8. - ; - - ; ' ' RIVER VIEW CEMITRRT. '' r;f ' ' Slngl jrsves, $10. .Family lota from ITS to 11,000. The only cemetery In Portland wblcb rwrpetuelly malntalna and eares tor lota. For full Information apply toW, R. Mackehela, i Worcester block, elty. W, M. Ladd, presldutt. 1 ".".. HEAL gSTATB TRAirSriRS. . Christian Helman and wife to William Seaehr,st et al., 7H acres section 13. township 1 south, range 1 eaat f 8,000 I. A., Hoffman and wife to D. Pennt, . weet 42 feet lot 5. block 12". city 2,750 Oregoa Home Missionary society to First eonrregatlonal aorlety, lota and 3, block 8, Lincoln Park annex...,,,,.,. 1 lira. A. B. Farretl to Edward Parrlsh. ' Ma 1, 2, 9. 10. It and 12, block Far- . rell'a Second addition 600 X P. Menefee and wife to John" H. Ham- . , llton and wife, part let 14, block 23, Albina 8,000 Robert Brnnke to Emma Brunke. acre - . land section 17, township 1 south, range 'least........ ....!.,..". 1 Jtienry 8. Rowe et al. to 8. C. Ford, part ' block 80, Wbeelar'a audition . 1,800 Ferdinand Opita and -wife to A. V. . . Switaer, lot 4, block 101, Couch sddl t tlon 4,900 Kohert Cstlln, administrator, to H. F. , .Llcberaun, block 81, James Johns' Sec end adldtion ...f.. 1,028 N. M. Davis and husband to Mary Labba, -lot T, block T, Central Alhina ......... ,830 . Sheriff to R. B. Dutcher. lota 1, 2. 8. 4, 7. block D, lota 1 and 2, block K, Clin. ton 82 Walter H. Brown to Caroline 6. Rether 11 . ford, part tract 21, Mount Scott acres.. 400 Frederick Ha it lugs and wife to Harry B. Lynee. lot 7. block I..,WUUsma Ave. ' nue addition 3,350 . Oak Park Land company to J. F. Simp son, lot 8, block 6. Oak Pork addition. 1 Bertha Her to Caroline B. Lapham, lota 8 and 4. block Ps. Carter's addition .... 1 P. H. Marlay to Benjamin F. Speaks, lot 17, block 1, lota 8 and , Mock 6, City . View Park addition i, ' ,1 ;, Bomiittl Bwanson to W.'A. and M. J. Miles, lot 7, block 4. Fleaakbt View ad- . dttion 1,100 J. Dalton to I. Bartosch,' lot S. block 8, Roeedale annex '.............'..,.,,.., 100 Ctarlee B. Stewart and wife 'to, F. A. g .. Knnpp, 1 acre-section! 18, township 1 t," eoiith, range' 9 seat .,,.-....;......"..' . 250 v t Bt.erlff to (T. W. Seller, lot , block 8. '' Dunn's addition ........'......... ' T ' Set your lnaurancs and anetraets to real estate from the Title Guarantee. Treat, com pany, chamber of commerce bldtf. ' BUILDLVft' PERMJTS' " Dauiah Norwegian Lutheran church, altera tions, Fourteenth and Couch, $1,800. ' M; Kasselbsnm. cottage, MUwaukes sad . Frederick, ll.ooo. . George W. Bingham, dwelling. Oantenbetn "" ; and Fremont, $1,200. VT. t. Albertaou, repairs Front aad Clay, - . W. H. Blnghami cottage, Beech street, $1,000. E. W. Bangbman. bouse, Belmont and Eaat Thirty-seventh, $1,600, , , I I'" I Sl'l ! ft', m ." ' . XAMXn TOTXISJ. . Astoria, Jan. !. -Arrived at midnight, . steamer Elmore, from Tillamook. , Arrived down at 11:45 a.' m., schooner Henry Wilson. : ;A - . , St. Helena. Jan. 28. Passed at :30 a. m steamer George V. Elder. Passed at 11:20 a. m French bark - La Fontaine,. "U. r-.,;-'i - ' ( San Francisco, Jaa 28. Arrived at t a. m., teamer Oregron from Portland. " ; Ban Francisco, Jan. 26. British ahlp Balboa arrived at 8:10 a. m, I ; Astoria, Jan. 25. Left up at 1:48 p. m., French bark La Fontaine. Sailed at 4:30 p. m., schooners A. F, Coats and Alvena for San Pedro, o. Arrived at 6 and left up at 8:45 p. m., stearner George) W. Elder from San F. - Astoria, Jan. 28. Condition of trie) bar at $ a; m., obscured; light sooth wind; waather XogffJV densa, . ,i ' . ' ' . '' TRANSACT IONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD W59 FIGHT IS MADE -BY CREAMERY MEN OOMPETTTIOJr YOB CKSAK A3STD ' KIOHZB rxXCXBJ OATJSES BTJTTEB . TO ASVA9TCB ft CEWTS A BOXaXr POTATOES , WEAKEB ONIONS riBMEBEOOB Z.OWEB. Front Street, Jan. 26. The principal events tn the local wholesale markets to. day were: Creamery butter higher. ' , Eggs slightly down. . ? , Poultry better and higher. - , Hogs are flVmer. i , t Veal' receipts nominal. , 1 ' , .. Hop market muddled. , Onions go .higher. ''.- ' . Potatoes & trifle weaker. . .. 'i 'r'Orsamary Butter Xs Up. ' i The 'quotations on . creamery butter are advanced ; 2 M cents a ' pound or cents a roll today.' The price as exist lng today. Is a. trifle stretched and. may do more harm to the market than any recent change in! the, price for ' some time. It will have the effect of creating a ' larger 'demand for" eastern and - pro cess.: butter, thus! flooding" this market with outside product while' the product of the local creameries will pile up ori account of Its much higher figure, The cause of the advance Is attributed to one- source competition. ,, ; .;r .,, -1 Oompetlttoa Is ths Oanse. " The creamery butter, manufacturers of Oregon have been engaged- In a struggle for life during the past year and the situation at this moment Is mors Intense ' than It has ever been. Rival creamery men have been paying high prices for. cream in order to shut out their . competitors and ; this has caused the prices on cream to assume a higher figure than the manufactured price warrants. All the blame has bean placed on one of the local .butter manu facturers, but this firm denied that It has raised prices to keep other cream ery men from getting enough supplies. The firm even goes as far ss to, say that it Is on the very best of terms with its rivals and that It very frequently buys its supplies from them. - Ths opposition men, however, deny this and about a week ago organised for mutual protec tion against this One large Portland rival 4 ; . . ' -' Poultry Bettsr and, JflgTisr. ( Smaller receipts of poultry and a fair ruling demand have caused a small ad vancer in the former quotations. There Is an especial good call for' straight hens, ducks and turkeys and fancy grades are very eagerly sought after. " Soars Ax rirmsr. The supply of hogs wss not very large today and the cooler weather caused a more spirited,- demand, with the result that quotations went up to 7 cents as the top and 6 cents for the low. ; Packing operations are larger. 7;;,;i.:"I,Ysal Xeoelpts Nominal. ',-.,; There was practically no arrivals of veal of any kind on the street today $ nd prices are showing mora steadiness, with an advance over the former sts. There la a better demand for mutton and quotations ar up. Beef Slidss Tpward. Meats of all kinds, beef especially, show a stronger feeling with the cooler weather. Prime beef is advanced about Vh jeent a pound. Few spring lambs are now coming and the demand is large at present prices. - Sop Xaxkot Kttddleo. ' Tho hop market is rather complicated. the transactions jat the present tlmfe be ing Kept quiet. i. is repurum mil figure near ths 20-cent mark has been offered for a very choice lot, but it cannot be vefified, as the dealers refuse to talk. The principal transactions, however, continue to be mads among the dealers themselves, . but some of them are getting-rather- chilly and ara aot so sure of the price reaching so cents as they were about a week ago. Borne of ths more timid are inclined to sell and this ts about all the movement there is. The stocks of the timid ones are being bought by the stronger dealers In order to keep the market steady. : Potatoes Slightly Weaker. Although the present printed prices and even better is being paid for extra fancy stocks of potatoes, still ths mar ket has somewhat of a weaker feeling on account of tho prospective slump when the, next steamer reaches -San Francisco. There are now, all told, about 10,000 sacks' of potatoes on the docks awaiting shipment to the south, 7,000 of them being left over from the former steamer. If the entire amount should go below on one steamer it can not have anything else but a weaken ing effect. ' .Local ' dealers are rather timid just at present, and are not so anxious to buy as they were last week. They cannot begin to pay the prices that are being quoted by ths San Fran cisco market at present, because it Is an unusual one and may not last more than one or two days. At present 90 and. 85 cents is being offered for the very choicest goods,, country.. .. . Onions Are Sighs. . Everything seems to point to a bright future for ' the prices on onions and quotations are ' taking a . Jtlmp every pnee in .a. while. , .Today' the choicest goods are being bought out In the. coun try as high as $1.25, but the main quo tation ruling there is-$1.10 -and $1.15. For future delivery even higher figures are quoted. . ,,, . , , Steamer Was lata. The California steamer failed to ar rive on time, -and it was not until this afternoon that-the supplies- Of fresh vegetables and produce - were brought on the street. There has been a great bugaboo that several hundred cases of eggs were on the steamer,- but the en tire cargo in that line consisted of but 75 cases, 25 oases each for three houses, A car of sweet potatoes arrived in. Partners Offering Wheat. ; The . reaction and lower figures on wheat in Chicago yesterday caused larger offerings in this city today by the farmers. Thoss who have been watching the Chioago market and have seen the high ruling figures there were determined to hold, but thje- reaction caused them to change thlr minds about dollar wheat for the near future. '. Opinions on "(Today's Igarka. , W. B. Glafk Company - Creamery butter market Is firm ; higher prices would have bad effect , by causing larger demand for eastern and cheaper stocks; car sweet potatoes arrived.. ,W. T, Turner Co. Eggs coming down; chicken receipts moderate, but is equal to demand. . - - . .. . Bell co. steamer was lata today: ckickens continue to clean up. mith Bros. No- trouble In securing top quotations for pork and veal: me dium and light 'hogs are best sellers; no-poultry left on hand.' Mark Levy ft Co. steamer late and Vegetables were scares this morning. rage & Bon Business, quits dull today; eggs are' about same; 'chickens scarce with good demand; hogs and veal scarce. ; !'vr v Chatterton & Co. Hogs ars going at market; apples.scarcer; eggs . slow movement; veal scarce. . G. S. Smith Co. Apples in good de mand; onions slow. - Malarkey & Co. Chinook salmon con tinues scarce; smelt run is large with no changes in prices. , L. Jaggar Potato and onion markets are both good and steady. Davenport ' Thompson Co. Apples very ! scarce; . real fancy stocks bring ing better prices. Everding & Farrell Poultry weak; receipts larger and ample; lots of east ern butter In market now. ' . McKinley, Mitchell Don't think hops will go much higher soon; onions are firm and potatoes are weaker. ; ' John Toft, of Toft Hine) A Co. block hogs . and Small veal . will, bring top .prices; , also mutton and' beef; chickens firm, with a shortage of ducks and turkeys; eggs - coming in,, too, fast to, keep, up the present price. ! ,.:,.'-..,'.:, Eggs 0o Lower. . Larger receipts of eggs kn'd a ireneral weaker feeling caused the quotations to take another - tumble today, - and the prices are ranging all the way from 28 to 27 , cents. Many sales . are being -'made at both figures. Today's quotations, as revised,' are as follows: , POBTLANB WEOLESALB PBIOZS, i--: 'Grain, Plour and Peed. ' WHBAT Export qnotaUona Walla Walla, 78T4e; blnestem. TS7Bc; valley. 78e. ' BARLEY Feed. $20.00; roiieo, $2t.OO2L00t brewing, $21.0022.00- , . OATS No. 1 white. $24.00ffl25.00; gray, 124.00(325 00 per ton; price to farmers, white, $22.00(&22.SO; gray, f22.M per ton. - LOLE Eaatern Oregon: Patents. $4.10 4.40) straight., $3.80; valley, $3.7068.85; gra ham. Ua. $3.40; 10a, $3.70. , " . MILLSTUKFS Bran, $18.00 per ten; mid dlings, $28.00; abort. $20.00; chop. $18.50. HAY Timothy, $1.0017.00; Baatern Ore gon, $l.0Gft 18.00; Mixed. $14.00; flow, $18.00 (814.00; wheat. $18.0014.00; cheat, $12.00(9 14-00; oat, $18.OO15.00. , Sops, Wool and. sides. BOPS New, 27He for ebolce; 84(828 for $mi P uUt'' "tt200! contract. 1904, WOOL Valley, coarse to medium. 16Q18tte fine, lBiaieisc; Eastern Oregon, 1015c; mo balr. nominal, 85 (S 26c. SHEEPSKINS-fihearlng. 1020ei abort wool. 20 to 8()c i mediant wool, 8050c; long wool, 60ora$i.09 each. TALLOW Prima, per lb, 45c No. 3 and grease. 22He. HIDES Dry hides. No. t 18 Ibe and bp. 14o per lb; dry kip. No. 1. 8 to 16 lbs, 12c: dry ealf. No. 1, ander 5 Ibe, 15c; dry salted, bolls and stage, I S leaa than dry flint; aalted btdea, steer, sound, 60 pounds or 0Tr, 67c: M to-SO lbs, c; under 50 lbs and cows. 6(SScj stags and bulla, aoond. 4oi kip, sound. 15 to 80 lbs. 8c; aoond. 10 to 14 Iba, Sc; calf, sound, under 10 ibe, 8c; green (unsalted), le per lb leaa: culls, le per lb lees; horse hides, aalted, each. $1.2811.75; dry, each, ll.OOQl.OO; eolta' bidee, each, 25050c; goat aklna, common,' each. 10Uc; Angora, with wool on, sach, 25c (311.00. . Butter, Zggs and Poultry. BCTTEB Creamery, extra farcy, 82U; ordl nary, 80c; cold etoiae. 2527Ue; Eastern, renovaud. 20c; dairy, 161714; store, 10(9 12He. Ea8 Fresh Oregon, 26(927c; cold storage, 28cr bakera. 20c; Etem, 82HS2oc. CHEESE Full cream, twin, 13,Qilc; Yoang America, 15c , , POULTRY Chickens, mixed, lU412b; hets, 12Hl8e pr lb; roostera, 10llc per broilers. UM810 per lb; fryers, 12c per lb: ducks, old, 12e per lb; yonng. 13c per lb; geese, 8c per lb; turkeys, 10il6o par lb dreaaed. 18o per lb. Z, ' Pmlts and vegetables. ' POTATOES 80$l.O5; buyers' (n-teee, . toe iiiipius, iobjw cwi; orniuaTy,ooKtic sacs; buying, 65 (3 Toe; sweets, ihiHihia per lb; sew, 4c per lb. ONIONS Oregon, 81.25; buying prices, ' best. fi.iwai.w: r.o.o. rortiana, 11.4I&1. FBESH FEU1T3 Apples, Oregon. 40c$l.B0 per box; orangea. narela, 12.00 3 2.50 per box; seedlings, 80c(&$1.25 per box; Japanese, 60c; ba nanas, 613514c per lb; lemons, choice. $2.502.75 per ooa; isncy, ao.iKWTa.ou per box; limes. Mexi can, 65c per 100; plnaapplea. $3.50; cranberries. ocai, ai.uu per ddi; jersey, fiu.w: persim mcne. 81.50. VEGETABLES Tnrnlne, 85o" per saeki ear rota, $1.00 per each; beets, .$1.00 per sack; radishes, i2H215c per dos; 'cabbage, Oregon, me per lb; lettuce, head, 15c per des; hot- ItAHMA WnM SI MAtRA mas W . ' ptre, 6c per lb; horseradish. 78o per lb; celery, 60(&60c pel (Ins; tomatoee, $1.00(1.60 Sep box; parsnips, $1.25; cucumbers. 504(750 rr box; butter beans. lOo per lb; Lima beans, 8c; aprouu, e, cauliflower, Oregon, $1.00 per mm, arncooaes, (omwe per oos: green peas, 8c per lb. ' . DRIED FRUITS Applea, eyaporated. 67e per lb; aprleota. lllo per lb; aacks. T,e 10 to 18 lbs, vnasaoked, 8e per lb;' smoked, 8e per lb. EASTERN PACKED BAMS Under 14 lbs, 134q per lb) over 15 lba, 130 per lb; fancy, lHV,Hl3e per lb; plcnlce, g pet tt; shoulders, 10c per lb; dry-raited sides, ansmoked, lte per lb: smoked, 10e per lb; breakfaat bacon, 14?4ffllM4e per lb; fancy. 18i4e per lb. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10a, lOo per lb; 5a. lOfte per lb; 60-lb tlna, 10c per lb; steam-rendered, 10a, 8e per lb; 6a, 6e per lb; 60s, Be per lb; compound tierces, 7 a per lb: tubs, 7e per lb: 60s, 74e per lb. EA8XEB.V LARD kettle leaf. 10-Ib tlna. 10e per lb; 5s, 10c per lb; 60-lb tins, 10 "4c per lb; eteam-rendered 10. 9o 'per lb; 5a, e per lb) 60s, 8Vie per lb. ; (AbOTS packlug-bouse prices sre net cash, 15 SaNNBD SALMON Columbia river l ib talla? $1.75; 2-lb tails, $2.40; fancy 1-lb flats,-$1.00; H-lb fancy flats, $1.16; fancy l ib oral, $2.90; Alaska talU, pink, 80c; rad.- $1.50; l ib UUa, $2.00. '.,' FISH Rock cod, 7c per lb; flounders, Be per lb; hellbnt,6Ue per lb; crabs, $4.50 per dog; raaor clams, 6 10c per .dos; little-neck clams, 8c; striped bssa, 12Ho per lb; Puget Bound smelt, 6c per lb; eatflsb, 7e per lb; black cod, per lb; Shimon tront, 12Vk15e per lb; Vbsters, loir er lb; perch, 5o per lb; salmon, atlTersldee. 8e per lb; steelbesda, Se per lb; Chinook, 12ietl2(ae per lb; herring. 4e per lb; per Jb; soles, 6c per lb; torn cod, 6c per lb; rolqmbis rlrer Smelt, 2c per lb; sturgeon, 7o per lb, ' . OYSTERS Shoalwater bey, per gal. $2.25; per sack, $3.76 net;, Olynipia. per aack. $6.25. NBW TOBX STOCKS. DESCRIPTION. ' per lb less; peaches. 8f(io per.lb; peara. 8o fr iD pmnea, jianan, a'aVt per lb; French, 8Ht4V4e per lb! lira, California blacks, "e6H4 per TBJ" do whites. 6H7e p iu, viums, puna. oaoc per in; aates, sdden. SUe ner lh:- tarda. tl.AO nue IK-lh hn. RAISINS Seeded, fancy, l-lb cartons, 60 packages to case, M4 pkg; seeded. :2-os canons. fc; loos Muscatels, nv-lD boxes. TJ 8 e per lb; Londin Uyera. $1.8622.00; clusters. $2.5063.75; Hs, 25e; s, too sdranca oyer pouna canons. - FIOH Tea l-lb ear tons, choice 'beam il no- 10 l-lb cartons, fancy brand, $1.10; 10 l-lb bricks. S-crown. 0Oc: 10 l.lh brinks. Lm bfc; 60 U-lb bricks, per box. $2.26; 4 -row lay ers, pep 10-lb box, 00c; loose, 60-lb botes, per lb. 66He. Csllmyrans Slx-erown, 10-lb car tons, pr 3oi, e.uu; o -crown, iu-id carton, per dok, at. 10: e-crown. 4a-io eartona. rmr nor $1.75. : Orooerlss, Nuts, Sto. dered, $5.65; dry granulated, $5.55; beet granu lated, $5.36; extra C, $5.06; golden C, $4.86; bbla, 10c; H bbla, 25c; botes, 60c adrunce on sscx oasia. leaa xoc cwt tor caan, 10 days; uapie, iivihq per 10, .. HONEY 14H15c. - ' ' COFFEE Green Mocha. 21(92.1e; 7ia. fane JO (d 82c; Jara, good, 3025c; Java, ordinary, 16ig20e: Costa Rica, fancy, 10 20c; Costa Klcs, f ood, 13180! Costa Rlc.i, ordinary, 110180 per brpsrkage coffee, $15.25. TEAS Oolong, different grades, 25ffl65e; gunpowder, 29(S32Q35c; English breakfaat, dif ferent grades, 124Q65c; aptderleg, antolored Japan. 80Q66a: green Japes (very acarce).3oa COc. -T SALT Fine Bales, 2a. 3a, 4, Be, lOe. $2.00: fine table, dairy, 60s, 35c; 00s,6Bo: Imported liter pool, 60s, BOe; 100a, 8c: 224s, 11.90. Worcester Bhla 2e. 8s, $5.50; Ss. $5.25; 10s, $5.00; bulk. 820 lbs, 85.00; sacks. 50a, Me. SALT Cosrse. half around. 100. nee tne 1.50; 60s, per ton, $7.00; Liternool lump rork, 22.50 per ton; 60-lb rock, $.5o: 10us, $8.00. UHAi.t aus Calcutta. ao.7Bf(fo.oo per 100. RICE Imperial Japan No.- 1. Be: . No. a 4ic:. New Orleana head, fl4Q744e. BEANS Small white, e large white, $3.50 tSMW;.piuk, $3,40(83.50; bayou, e; Llmaa, , NUTS Peanuts, 8Q7e per lb for raw. 8Q10e per 111 lur runsinj, gvlimuuip, wiftVUB per HOB, salmita, UKU per lb; pine nuta, 10il2V4e Kr id; Dicaorr puts, toe per 10; cnestuuts, istern. 15flil(V ner lb: Braall nnta tfLe u. lb: Alberta, 13'jiec per !b; fancy pecana, 14 tor per 11,, kiuwuup, joividu wr ID. wikb mils rreseni oaae at S2.T9. ROPE Pur Manila. 13Uc; atandard. 12Ve: slaal. lOHo. . . ' - Paints, Coal Oils, Bio. ... COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases, 23e per gai; water wone. iron ddis. ibvc per gal; wooden. ; headlight, eaaea, 29e per gal; head light Iron bbls. 18 He per gaL LiNHEEU nil. fure raw, in bbla, 4Ta per gal: eases, 52c per gal; genuine kettle boiled, rates 64e ner sal. bbla 49c ner eal: ernnnil eake, ear lota. $25.00 per ton; leas than cars, 126.00 ner ton GASOLINE 86-deg., cases 82c per gal, troo bbla 26c per gal; store, eases 24He per gal, Iron bhla VSc per gaL . BENZINE 63-deg., eases, : 83c; Iron bbla, 16H. PAINT OIL Raw, bbla 33e per gal, eases 38 per gal; boiled, eases 40c. TURPENTINE In cases. 88e per gal, wooden be la, 84 e per gal, iron bbla 82c per gal, 10-lb case lots, 87c per gal. WHITE LEAD oOO-ID lots 6ViO per lb. 1ms lota 7c per lb. Keats and Provisions. FEESM- MEATS Intbected Beef, nrima B'iUlc per lb; cows, 6 'arte per lb; mutton, dressed, t0tU per lb; laaabe, dreaeed, 7fte per lb. . FRESH MEATS Front atreet Beef ' ateers, HUHc per lb; bull, 3Hit4e per lb; row. 8 tBVo per lb; Tpork, bloik. 6Va17e per lb; backers, ettflfc per lb; mutton, dreaaed, 64tj 7c per lh; Minhs, dressed. SV4J6e per lb; TeaL email. 8HH' Per lb: large, 6u7He per lb. MAHn, m rortiana para (local) name, 10 to 14 lba, 13c per ,lb; 14 to 18 lh. 124e per lb) 18 to 80 lbs, 12ie per lb; eoiiage, ie per id; picnic, per lb; breakfast bacon. 15ftlHe per lh; regu lar snort - clears,, aasmoked, - Ida pee- lb;, sucked, ilo per lb; Tleer barks, nnamnked, 10g pa lb; snwktd, lie per lb; tnka butts, Anaconda Mining Co.... Amal. Copper Co....... Atchison, com.......... do preferred Am, Car. A Found., com. Am, Sugar, com. .... Am. Smelt, com...... do preferred Baltimore A Ohio, com. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Canadian Pacific, com., Chi. A Alton, com,.,-... do preferred....,.'.... Chi. t Ot Weat., com., (nil., Mil. St. Paul., Chi. A North., com..., Chi. Terminal Ry. ..... Cheeapeaka A Ohio. . . . Colo. Fuel A Iron, com. Colo. Southern, com.... do 2d preferred ....... do 1st preferred...... Erie, com do 2d preferred....... do 1st preferred...... Illlnoia Central.. LoulsTllle A NaahTlUe.. Metro Traction Co..... Manhattan Elerated... Mexican Central Ry... Minn., 8t. P. Sto At. do preferred Missouri Pacific..... M., K, A T com do 'preferred New York Central Norfolk A Western, com do preferred. ........ North American . K. Y Ont A Weat... Penney lranla By ..... . P. G.. L. A 0. co.r.; Pressed Steel Car, com. do preferred Pacific Mall Steam. Co Beading, com do 2d preferred...... do let preferred.,,.. Rep. Iron A Steel, com do preferred......... Beck Island, com...... do preferred. ........ Southern Ry., com.... do preferred.......... Southern Pacific. St. L 4 S. V., 2d pfd. do 1st preferred....,, Bt L. A S. W., com... -do preferred......... Texas A Pacific. Tenn. Coal A Iron...,. T., St.- L. A W com. preferred..,,,.,.. Union . Paclhc, kjio... ' xio preferred......... TJ. 8. Leather, com.,., do preferred...... ... V. S. Rubber, 00 m.... do preferred.,.....,. V. S. Steel Co., .coa... - do preferred. ......... Wheel. A L. E.,- com.. . do 2d preferred.,.,., do 1st preferred...... Wisconsin Central,- com. do preferred... ... .... Westers Union Tele... Wabeab, eom. .'......, oq pmerreq, f IUU 84 1A 145 104 11 -ToUl ssles for day, 478,000. Money, 14 per -cent. ., ,. ia3il33i it 88 23 12014 101 S 70 81 inifnim Ail mivo mi H1UUK DUI0 UIV THE WHEAT BREAKS OSZOAOa CLOSED v A , HAZ.7 CENT SZOBEB TBAS OPBBTNGr--aSAT BBOZB ZABI.T S OX NTS ANB KAT ES BAlaXJXIV OB ' BBS ASS AB MOVB ZNTEBBST8 BOVOST. OHIOAOO OEAXtf CAB X0T8. Orsda. 2 Chicago, Jan, 20. The grain ear lots for toaay anow: . . .'..' ;" Cara. nui M,..,mra, ss Cora 4 304 Oat .........2o2 The wheat ears today were; 1 188; Dnluth, 88, The car a year ago were; aiuenapuiAa, -VMj tmiutn, .0; ;Dioa Est. 45 83.1 21 Minneapolis, 13 HOQg ABE HIOHIR. Portland TJnlon Stockyards, Jan. 26. Receipts of livestock tn the local yarda during the past 24 hours consisted of 100 hogs and 406 cattle. Hrga are He higher while cattle are rery weak,, 60c off. Sheep ars strong. Baling prices Hogs Best, BK5Hc;; medium. 4iffi5e.' Cattle Beat, .$4.28; medlum.33.75. 6hcep Best, ic; medium, 8c. 0IAIW IB ALL POBITIO-fg. Chicago, Jan. 2. Grla la all positions Knafiala Wheat .......... ...B.fUtnnnn Corn 4,419.000 Oat ...... ...3,510,000 Derresse. Bushel. 41,000 48,000 84,000 Increase. PRIVATE ELEVATOR STOCKS. Chlcaco. Jan. M Print. .1... . .....w. ,1 aiu stocks show; 1. ' Deere. Whet 9 (I3H nnn. an nnn Oata .8.372.000 loxooo Corn 2,247.000 150.0Ou Increae. CHICAGO CASH WHEAT. . Chicago, Jan. 26. Caab wheat at noon waa: No. $ red .'. .....,.$ .H9 $ .eo No. 8 red .85 .05 No. 2 hard winter, rlrer ,..,,. .78 .82 No. 8 hard winter, rlrer 77 si No. 1 Northern spring ......... .07 .Oil No. 2 No.-tbern soring ......... .R.I t No. 8 iprlug 78 ,g; Chioago 'Cash ' Busis. (.niraarn, jma. wj. vaso nusinesa yesterday ... . ... . ...... 1 .1- . . . . , ' y u,n., uu.Fn .onnvro woeai at 40 under May in store. Sale of mm were 175,000 lushelR, nd est 6.000 bushels. The fesbosrd r ported 120,000 bushels of cssh wheat and corn fitr exrjort BHADBTREIT'S CROP REPORT. Chicago, Jan. 26. Bradstreet' report how: Wheat Eaat of Rockies, decreased lax nnn brehela: Europe and afloa t increaaed son ana burbels; total, decrease 831.000 bushel. lorn inrreafwi htz.uou busbel. -OeU Decreased, M3.000 bushel. P0HTLA5D CXEARIMO-H0T78E KZP0KT. The report of the Portland elearlng-bou for yefcterday was; rUaranees .....j. 88M.046.78 BeUnce 45,762.28 . CLOSE OF LIVERPOOL ORAIlf. Meefpool. Jan. 26. Clone: . " Wheat March, 6-3U, M lower: Mar. a Sit lowjr. ' .. .. .t , .. , " . torn iiarcn, n tower. . - " ' . - SAW FRANCIBCO 0B AW. San Franrlaeo,- Jan. 26.-11:30 a, m. ; Wheat May, $1 37H bid. Barley May, $1.06. . . . ' , ': MILWAUKEE ORAM. Milwaukee, Jan. 26. Close: Wheat-May, 8c; July, Slfto bid. Com May, 40 He. ... COTTOht PORT RECEIPTS. . New Orleans, Jan. 26 The cotton nort re ceipts -te4a- were- 8000- bales,, agatuat. 8O.-1 KM) bales last week sod 38,444 bales a yar (Furnished by Orerbock, Starr A Cooke Co.) Chicago, Jan. 25. Logan & Bryan ad vise:. The wheat market cloned Vh cent higher than the opening. It was ac tive and extremely irregular. The May wheat broke early 2 cents and later rallied nearly 8 cents. , The early pres sure seemed scattered, but on the break Armour interests no doubt took the wheat. There, is the same condition, ot dullness with perhaps an easier ten dency In the foreign markets ss hereto fore. " Primary receipts are under , last year. . There is little or no activity to tne cash wheat situation outside of the domestic demand. The world's visible supply decreased 231,000 bushels 'for the week against the December of. 525,000 bushels last year. The Southwest has a light fall of snow- Broomhall cables that the European weather Is mors- fa vorable and their crop conditions are generally satisfactory, also that wheat is moving freely In Argentine. - The whole local situation binges so much upon Ar mour operations. They are the most Important factors at the moment . So long as his ultimate purpose is in doubt a good scalping .market Is likely. Our own feeling is that on the. world's con dltlons ot supply and demand the pres ent range of prices, which are not man ipulated, is high enough and- on this view we are Inclined to think July and September wheat may be sold on the sharp rallies. Oora a Salt Up. The corn market Is firm and closed about cent higher. Even with the early weakness In wheat, corn showed a very steady tone. The facts remain, as we have fpr some time past said, that on breaks corn is a good purchase. There is 'no selling pressure in1 corn. There, is ths same small receipts ' and poor movement. While the cash de mand is not urgent Jt Is a fairly steady one. There seems to be corn enough In strong hands and enough good buying on the breJks to prevent any decline. Cold weather throughout' the West should improve tha quality somewhat, but so far ifo improvement is percepti ble. Corn Is by no means cheap, but we cannot yet sea where any very per sistent selling is to result Oats Plrm and Sigh sr. - The oats -market closed .firm about cent higher. It Is not so very active, but like corn, there is not much selling pressure. Receipts ars not large enough to make large concentrated holdings suf ficient to carry the load. Provision a Shads Up. Provisions closed a shade easier. It was quite an. active market. Packers were again rather free sellers and are predicting larger receipts of hogs, and ottr adtlcea from the same source are that 'there is .a very perceptible decline in the distributive demand. Outsiders own the property. Stocks are accumu latlng. : There is a strong bull deal on In lard, but' the cash property, partic ularly the discount on loose lard, hardly seems I us to justify the present rel ative , high price. We advise taking profits , on ;ipng provisions. , HAY A HALF HIGHER; JULY IS UNCHANGED (Furnished b7 Orerbeck. Starr A Cooke Co. I Chicago, Jan. 24. Wheat Is unchanged to He higher. May opened at 81) Vic waa high at bU'c ana low at BJliC. ins eloea was al hoc, an advance of Vie. July opened at 81 He, touched 82He aa the high and 80 Vic aa the TALCOTT ."V,- , I --X TALK TO MEN : ,THB PIONITY 1 VT OUR PROFESSION .-! does "not. permit us to speak too freelv ; of our accomplishments, yet it Is the duty of , a recognised and legitimate physician to nay sufficient that the public may distinguish him , from the impostor. This we are entitled to t state: Our practice is tha largest- on the ; Coast, built up by the personal recommenda-v tion of one patient to another. It can be stated, too, without fear of contradiction, that ' , previous to our announcements of tha import. ! tance of urethral and prostatic inflammation- ', as factors in the disorders of men, that treat- .; ment was conducted In an unsuccessful man- ner. " f Our brilliant cures and Oie copying of our methods by others is evidence of our superl- f ority.-' ....,;.' -.-i ;:-:''.:..':' : Special attention given to Varicocele, Btrlo- tare. Piles, ' Kydxocsle, Coatagions Blood, Bis- 4 ' eases and Aonte and Chronic Urethral v. and I Prostatlo Inflammation. ' I OR. TALCOTT, 250 Alder St. DRINK THE OLD AND RENOWNED GAMBRINUS LAGER BEER 1 SEND ORDERS FOR BOTTLED BEER -TO OFFICE, 793 ' WASHINGTON ST. . TELEPHONE Na WCAIN 49. t . , BOTH . PHONES. w I , PBXU MET80BAS, Pres. a W. SSOWZXS. Mgr. ( The Imperial PORTLAND, srial Hotel T D, OREGON. J .uropan Plan Only... . ; - ' Rates from $ I to $2.30 per day. ' Seventh and Washington St. ;t PRICE OF COTTON KEEPS HIGH MARK (Inrnlshel by Orerbeck, Etarr A Cook Co.) Chlciigo, Jan. 28. The cotton naiket today waa about aa uaual, the yarlou options rang- ing ss iouow Orjen. . January... 14. WO February.. U.t3 March..... 15.10 April 15.23 May 18.28 June'..... 1S.88 July 16.88 August.... 14.77 September. 18.87 October....' 13.86B November.; 12.40 December.. 12.81 High. 15.04 14. ftS 15.SM 15.41 15.50 15.54 15. HO 14.D5 1.1.80 18.00 12.43 12.62 Low. 145 14.92 15.00 15.20 15.20 13.33 15.28 14.50 13.63 12.78 12.40 12.43 Cloe. 14.80g9S lA92ft(B4 15.084111 15.10'a21 1S.80M35 15.84 '2 7 15.41 tfl 43 14.77 Jf78 18.8801 1X780 1X41 .KIM 81 trdy, low Open. wneat May t July Corn- May Ji-iy Oil May..... July fors May..... 13.50 Lard May 7.B2 July T.58 Kibe May..... 6.82 July... 6.00 The yarlou niarkota ranged aa fol High. I .90H 82V .48 49 48 :s7& .42 H .37 Vi lt.60 T.BT .7.8T 6.82 6.92 Low. $ .8TU $ .80 V4 13.25 7.45 7.47 6?73 6.80 Close. .90 .8 1H, A .HA .48A .42 .87H 13.40 T.B2 T.52 ROB 6.80 BAM FRANCISCO LOCAL 6T0CK B. Ban rranclsoo, Jan. 26.-10:30 a. m. : Bid. Contra Coata water Ft) Spring aVIley Water Central Light Mutual Electric I'aelfle Light Pan itanclaeo Gas A Electric. Firemen's Fund Bank ot California Merchant' Trust Ban Francleeo Baring Union.. Giant Powder vlgorlt Powder Hawaiian Sugar Hoooka Bcgar .............. Hutchinson Sugar .......... Makawell Sngar Onomea fliigar .............. Alf.fka Packer' ............. California Fruit Can Aak. 41 .. 80 4i ... 4 6 .. 10 12 ..68 .. 58 9 .. 33 5l .. 44 50 . .240 . .620 6.VI .. 62 3 8 4 .. 8 4 .. 12 12 . 8 6 . 20 .. 30. ..l. 140 M5 Vw York Summary. New Tork. Jan. 86. Dow, Jonea A Co. a; Early foreign cables contradictory but Far Baatern outlook la leaa (ktiaiactory. Fire read for the tbird Week of January show an average gross Increase of 7.S7 per cent. ' Or!at preaaur being brought on iteel rail pool' to reduce price from $2 a ton. Manhattan -earn ing so.uuu a nay reurr tnin tni time iaat year. The back reserves are expected to reach, tbe maximum of the year next Saturday. The bank loat to the aublreaaury alnc Friday $114, 000. .Canadian Padflc earning fi tbe, third week of January declined 841,000. Prre Marouette earnings for the third week of Janu ary declined (6.674. Bop line cutting farea. Considerable Droctess me with reorganlxatlon f Southern pig Iron pool. Preaaed Htcel Car director act n dividend cn wedneeday. Twelve lartnatrlal declined .80 ptr cent; 20 active rail declined 1.06 per cert. Amerioaa Btoeka in London. Leo don. Jan. 26. 2 D. m. Anaconda de clined 2; Atcfalaou unchanged: Canadian Pa cific declined ; Cbeaapeake A Ohio unchanged; Denver A Klo Grande preferred declined ; trie advanced V. flrt declined Vii Hlluoi Cenral uuchinged; Louisville A Ntabvllle ed venced ; Mexican Central declined ; Ml nurl, Kanraa A Texae advanced j New York Central unchanged; Norfolk A , Western ad vanced ; Peimaylvanla declined : Heading declined' W. flnb declined t Svnthern Pa rtflc unchanged; Southern Railway advanced , preferred declined u ; union I'actne declined C preferred declined : I nlted Stat- Steel nnchsnsed. preferred declined W: Wabaab de clined , prefered declined , Console 88, cvuuea ' ZABTESJT H008 ITEADT. Chicago. Jan. 20. Becelpt of livestock In the principal packing center ef tee country today were: nog. vattie. , nneep. Sn.O"0 8.5ial " 16,000 .0K T,0iO ,' 3.CH) 6,670 4.01IO 8.000 ateady with 0.OHO left over Kecetpts a year ago were 81.000. Ruling bng price show: Mlved and butcher. 4Mi&5.20: good heavy. $.V06i:B.2li: rough, (4.8oi.5.IK ulgbt,- t4.60ti&.UO. . ! t ititie firona. Chicago ...... Hanaaa City .., Omaha ........ Hog Opened rrom yeeternjy, Bljten 4jtvady. y PRICES ON SUGAR TEN CENTS LOWER Lata this afternoon -local wboleaale grocer wir notitted of a (Von of 10 cent, a hundred in tbe former quotation on augur. All grade are sireciea. ine new quoiations are: "Hack baela," Cube, $5.60; powdered, $5.55; dry granulated, $6.45; beet granulated, $5.25; extra .to; goiaen i;, 4.ea. , Usual dlMOiUit prevail. COMMISSION CO. (iBoorpotatad Capital and Surplus $800,000.00. . A Brokers In ., Grain.Provisions, Stocks and Bonds Largest Private Wbs 8ystm to Amsrlcm. .'. - Reaponalbla sad Conaervatlra. We Charge No Interest for Carrying Long; Stocks. , ; W. A. RYER & CO., Correspondents 1 '242 Stark Street. , B08T0V OOFPEB CLOIZ. Boa ton, Jan. 26. Copper clow: . . . . . . , , Old Dominion United 8tte Adventure ... Arcadian .... Atlantte Blngbarn Oslume. Centennial , Copper Range Dominion Coal Dominion Coal, pfd Michigan Caceola ri oenlg Victoria Winona Wolverine Bid. . 10 . 66 2 . IW . 8 . 224 .450 45 . 61 . 81 .59 ' .... 2 .... S ' Tl Ask. 1 66 23 np 16 45 Bi 6 0 3 7 73 HEW TORK COITZZ CLOSE. New Tork, Jin. 26. Coffee clone: Bid. .$7.66 T.70 January February March . . , April .... Mcy ..... June July ..... Auguat ., September October . . November December , T.80 , 8.00 , 8 18 ; 8.25" , 8.40 , S.50 8.85 8 70 , 8.80 8.90 CHICAGO LOCAL STOCKS. 4 i; 3d ....101 Chic go, Jin. 26. Local stock rloaet Bid. American Biscuit American Blacuit. Did .. American Box American Box, pfd .... American Can lafeiond Ma tin Swift Packing American Tool North Bid Railway .... Weat Bide Railway . Chicago City Railway .. 41 128 100 ..... 26 L..70 ..... 45 7 Aak 7.7J T.70 T.8 8.06 8 20 "' B.30 8 4.1 8.81) 8.70 8.70 8.86 8.95 Aak. su 102 2 19 120 101 27 75 60 67 NEW YORK METAL CLOSE. New Tork. Jan. 26. Metal rioae- Conner Quiet and ateady. Lake. lll.Ma 12.87; electro. $12.501X75; caiting, $12.37 ei2.62. -. . la rirm. opot, aieaay. - - Lead Firm. . Spot, $4.60a.6. . ' " JAPANESE ORDER BIG .LOT OF FLOUR (Journal Special Service.) Pendleton, Or., Jan, 26. William By- ers, who operates hero one of tha larg est flour mills In the inland empire, has just received an order from, the Japan ese government for 17.000 barrels of flour. It is a rush order, and must be filled Immediately after February 1. The shipment will be made by way of Portland. This Is the second large order the mill has received In tha past three weeks. The first order was for 24,000 barrels, but the mill could not make uch a large output on such short notice and so only gent out 12,000 barrels. That ship ment waa made by way of Seattle. The local mills are not the only ones that have been asked, by the Par East ern government, for flour. , The mill of union county are at present completing large orders. . This extraordinary heavy demand for Eastern Oregon flour has already had lta effect on the price of wheat, which has gone, on the local market, up to 64 cents per bushel, a price higher than the export buyer's can, pay. 'When the first large order for flour came In a number of the) big wheat sales were made be cause the mills had to have the flour. With thia second large order more deals are expected. It la estimated that there are about 250.000 bushels Of wheat In Fmatilla county waiting to be disposed Of. Farmers are jubilant over the bright prnppcts nnil bolleve that they will again not 7j cenU, the price of ih early rmukot. 1 PARRISU, WATKINS & CO. w.V, ' Established 1SY2. ' Real Estate, i aftental. Insurance and LSoan Agent. ' J5Q ALDER ST. PORTLAND; ORt- J ' POtTlfDMASTEH'S JfOTICE. ' Notice I hereby given that oa the 24th day of January, 1004, I took up and empounded at the elty pound, at No. 2H1 Sixteenth street, la the city of Portland, Oregon, the following . ae scribed animal: v , . On dark bay horse, biased face and bora hind feet white; and onleaa the owner, or other peraon or prison having an lntervt therein, bU claim poeaenlon of tbe same, and pay 11 coat and charge of the keeping and ad vertlang aame, together with tbe round fees on tmla animal, a provided by ordinance No, 5.026, aa amended, of aald city ot Fortland. .1 will on the lit day of Fehrusry, UKH, at the hear of 10 a. m., at the elty pound, at No. 201 81itnth. In "aid elty. aell the above described SclKal at puh"" anetiop to the htgueat bidder, iy me costs ana charge lor taking up, keeping and uuvertwinii such, animal. , Dated this 28th day of January, 1Q04, 1 t F, W. REED, fouodmaeter. CONTRARY WINDS AND HEAVY FOG ITZAMXB ZLSEB HAD TO ACH0s bowv xxtsb oh accottht or roa, sACKnra bxsz kItxi this Ko&imra rwo otkzb btiajl. ZKS DTB TOHTOHT. ' It was 9:30 o'clock this morning when the steamer aHeorge V. Elder reached her dock In this city from San Fran claco, although she was due to arrive at I o'clock last evening. , .Contrary winds were enoountered coming up the coast, and It was ( o'clock yesterday afternoon before Astoria .was ..reached Shortly afterwards the run up the river was begun,- but a heavy f6g enveloped the river and the steamer was forced to drop anchor near Kalama. A few hour later another, start waa made, but fog again Interfered with progress. It waa then decided to wait .until morning before completing tha voyage. The Elder brought 1.210 .tons of gen , eral merchandise, ., but ' few t passengers, Her officers state that the traveling; oubr lie is tlU averse to taking; ocean pas sage on' account or toe recent marine disasters, off. .the coast, . , Two more steamers will arrive tonlghA from-the' bay olcy.5 They are the Abjsr deen snd Fulton of' the .California & Oregon Coast Steamship -company's fleet. The Aberdeen made port, or, entry calls .' at' Eureka and points on- Coos bay, and ' Is bringing a good many passengers and considerable freight.. The' Fulton came ; up the -coast light, button the return trip will take out a cargo of lumber, which will be secured at the ' Eastern mill. This afternoon ths Steamer Dis patch of the same Una sailed for Ban Francisco with a cargo of , era In and lumber; , ; v- j . CAfTATJT SIMMOIT8 XOXS. Detective 8muel Simmons' of A ths local police force, Is recuperating at Ills home. About a month ago he left for an extended visit In California, the ob ject of the trip being to benefit his health. - While In. San Francisco CaptHln Simmons met hla daughter whom he had not seen for a lotig time and a happy reunion followed. He did not f ejend his Journey Into Southern California, as had been expected, but returned home Saturday, He Is much Improved In health, but la not ' yet prepared to re turn to active duty. ! may be cured by strenvr'hfilricr heart nerves.-enrb hlnx t improving the rh rui'ii !"i Mill's licsrt Cure. Snir.i UU il'-lA "I t- J'i"-(;l It i I t. : nti.l