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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
By J. T. Wllaoo. Slith and Ankeay street,
at 10 a. in sale of housekeeping ippurtenance.
J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
WEATHER REPORT.
Weather condition nd general forecast for
Oregon. Washington and Idaho;
Light to moderately heavy rain occurred
retterday In the middle Atlantic state, which
nave been followed by cleaatng weather this
morning. Showery condition continue In Art
anna, and light rains are reported In Utah,
western Colorado, southweatvra California,
Arkansaa and Teunessee.
Fair weather roatlnn.es In the North PsclQc
stetce, and it la orach warmer this morning in
Idsho. northeastern Washington, western Mon
tana, and also In Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Ne
braska. South Dakot and Minnesota.
Tha Indications are tor fair and warmer
v. 1. 1 her In this district Wednesday.
Oheervatlona closed at 6 a. m .:
Station Max. Mln. Perc.
Atlanta. Oa 00 T4 .00
Baker city. Or S4 4S .00
Rlamarck. N D S4 to .00
Brlie. Ida 88 48 .00
lb stun, fcsss SS S4 .SS
Cburleaton. S. C 82 TS .00
Chicago, 111 -ii
Clrelunatl. O S3 0 .00
Sliver. Colo 80 58 .00
tmlt, Mich TJ 88 .BB
El Paso, Tex 88 88 .00
hunki, Cal SS SS .00
Fresno. Cal SS SO .SO
Jtcktoavll'. Fta OS 78 .00
Ksttspell. Mont TS 81 .00
Knmloop. B. C SO 44 .00
Lowlston. Ida 80 82 .00
I.I I Hi- Rock, Ark 80 TO .88
! Angeies, Cal 80 08 .04
Meniphla, Tana 88 06 .41
New Orleans. 14 8S TS .00
New York. N. Y St SS M
Nrrth Head. Wash BS 84 '.00
Omshs. Nob TS 58, .00
Philadelphia, Pa 84 88 .01
Ptrat.lln, Ida 81 TS .00
erorttand. Or 61 JO .00
Rapid City, 8. D 88 B .00
Ileburg. Or TO 44 .00
Sscrameiito, Cal TS 84 .06
St Louis. Mo T4 00 ,ni
Salt Lake, rtsh 88 48 Tr.
San Diego. Cal T4 88 .00
Bnn Frsnilscn, Cal...' 58 03 .00)
St. Paul. Minn TO 84 .00
Spokane. Wash 83 44 .00
TacomB, Wsb 80 40 .00
Victoria. B. C SO 80 Tr.
Vi a lis Walla. Wash 88 54 .00
Washington. S. C 88 88 .62
W li oeniui ra, Nev 88 80 .00
Yumu, Alia.
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BIRTHS.
' August 30, to Mr. And Mrs. Pater Scbwendt,
of 424 Sarrsmentn street, a son
August 18. to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace H idler,
of 337 l-'srgo street, a daughter.
August Tl. to Mr. and Mrs. William Stone,
of Park place, a daughter.
August 14. to Mr. and Mr. Peter Meeve. of
073 Hood street, a son.
August 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosin, of 184
East Twenty-ninth street. daughter.
Auguat 11 to Mr. and Mr. James H. Watson,
of Nome. Alaaka. a daughter.
August 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horner, of
428 Tenth street, a son.
August 8. to Mr. and Mrs. Julius O. Whits,
of Thirteenth snd GUsan street, a ana.
SEATXS.
August IS, Edwla N. Fuller, aged TO years, at
Tnri.m. Wash.; cause.
nis.
Burial at
crematorium
Auaiiat IH. Jnlla D. Mnrtenaen. aged 28 years.
at Montavllla; cause, cancer. Burial at Lou
Fir cemetery.
Creaatoriam oa uregoa tjitj ear Baa. near
Bellw.vid; modern, scientific complete Charges
--Adults. 88: children. MS. Visitors 8 a. as.
t I p. as. Port Is nd Cremation associates.
Portlsud. Or.
Ths Bdward flolmsn I ndertsklng romps
funeral directors and smbslmers. HO Third
street. Pboaa SOT.
I. P. Ftnley A Son. funeral directors and
ro.ba liners, brv removed to their new estae
llthment. corner Third and Madlaaa street.
Both phones No. A
Eeller-Brrne Co.
n neeal r1 1 nates a nA aat.
balmer.
IT Ri
fl Lady seat. Phons East 1088.
Clark Bros, for Sowar. 188 Morrtao street
SEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J. E. Scott and wife to B. T. Hnlads.
lot 13, block 1, City View Park ad
sMtton t
Blierlff to George Rerral, parts James
Terwllllger p. L C
Same to r.ame, sam
S.l")
14.500
Kua-en u. Hcoisuntn snd win to n.
O. Patterson and wife, south 00 feet
sou the at block D, Alblns
John Erickeon and wife to Minnie Far
rington, lota 5 and fl. block 3. Tsnnr
slde Perleta Sheldon and wife re T. J. Howe,
lot 8, fraction lot 4. block S, Pleas
ant Home addition
Birlha M. flosford and husband to J.
W. Milk), lot 10, brock 3. Center addi
tion Rudolph (Jrneger t l. to Loul Tlroeger,
one-third tntereat lot 2, block 338.
East Portland
0orge Bohneller and wife to l ark In
T. Russell, lot 11. block 28, Alblns . .
Illi.lmar Olson snd wlfs to Cors Olson,
bit 14. block IS, Central Alblna
Bliss M. Tillman to Thomss A Roots.
- lot 8, blocs 2 BTawthorna Place
Mare 8. Campbell to Rowtn Csmpbell.
lots 8 sad 10, block 7, Terminus ad-
1.40b
1.000
7T
100
soo
1.800
1,518
800
Excessive demand
causes advance in
local wheat price
FURTHER RISES IN
PORTLAND WHEAT
TXUl OOBI1BEO FIOHT IB ON
rOB SUPyLIIB AMD tTT.T.K83 ABE
FORCED to' PAT MIttMEK Tia
UBEB THIVE PRICES ABB TOO
MsTVT.
Front Street Aug. SB. Tha principal fea
ture of the Portland wholesale market today
MSI
Wheat makes more advance.
Hour market fluctuating badly.
Poultry narktt show activity.
Eggs hold strong ton.
Peach market I lively.
Canned salmon very Arm.
Portland Wheat Continues Up.
Despite the tact that prices on wheat are
bowing a slump in the Chicago market and
lower Score In other places, wheat In Port
brad Is holding very firm and prices are ad
vancing with the very heavy demand. There
Is a great deal of .rivalry among the different
Interests for stock and prices are being bid
higher. Conditions la this market are nut
speculative ones, the supply and demand being
the only consideration.
Cash Wheat Make Big Jump.
Lata veaterdsv afternoon some salea of Wheat
were reported at aaoaatlonally higher figure
snd the millers sre wondering just woer inry
aland. Present price, from tbe standpoint of
the mlllman. are too high, out from tbe outlook
of tha grower, they are too low. Tha two
Interests are now apart snd tha salea are grow
ing less frequent. The lower tendency In
other markets may possibly cause the grower
to change their minds, but present Indication
do aot point that way. Today tor the first
time during the seesno bluestem wheat waa
quoted higher tl.sn valley In this market. Tha
new prices sre: Club, Bit; bluestem, BBei
valley, B6c.
Expert Hear Fluctuatea Badly.
With tbe sensations! rises In tha quotations
on wheat there I hardly any head to tba ex
port Dour market and tba price of the various
n lllert are much apart. Higher price are
ruling in the Willamette valley for local Hour,
but no change have occurred In this city Tha
msrket. -however, I In good ahape and price
still look higher.
Poultry Market Shew Soarclty.
With tho exception, of one amall dealer, anna
of the Front afreet house had any poultry
at all this morning. Some few eonps came In
but there waa a Sect foot race between tbe
various retailers In order to be first on tbe
spot and buy supplies. The market la firm
bat prices are already so high for this time of
year thtt there It not likely to be much
change. The holding of the convention of
miner In this city created a larger demand
and this Is one of the principal causes of the
scarcity.
Zf Market Holda Good Tone.
With tbe receipts and demand about equal
there la a very good tone ruling In egg and
stock move off as fast aa they arrive. The
egg market this year has practically tbe aame
price and conditions t but year. Borne few
sales are being msde at 21 Her" but tbey an
so Infrequent- that they cannot be quoted as a
general market.
Peach Market Is Lively.
Then 1 a very lively tone In peachea, the
iceelpta and tbe demand being quite heavy,
with price practically unchanged. Good
pircbea hav about reached the bottom price
and there la a gnat demand for canning pur
poses. The market It glutted wlh cantaloupes
and natmegt and only tbe beat stocks are sell
ing Green corn of good quality Is not so
plentiful.
Canned Salmon Tory Firm.
With this year's pack of aalmpa on tha Co
lumbia river a trifle below that of laat seaaon
the market Is la good shape and higher prices
an aura to rule. Since 1SB4, when the pack
resetted 858.170 cases there has been a gradual
decrease In the amount of the catch each year,
with the exception of In 1888, when the pack
reached -017,400. During the panicky time of
a few yean ago the price of Columbia river
salmon touched very low figures and It has
been very hard matter to get the price
back where It redly belong at the head of all
salmon. This year Columbia river salmon it
quoted In round art at 81.46, while Puget
sound soekeyes are quoted 5410c higher at
tl.50tstl.fif.
Broker Talk of Condition.
In an Interview J. K. Armai.y of tha .I K
Armaby company say: "Last year there waa a
pack of 8.800.000 esses, with carryover of
about 500.0O) caaea of law grade and about
800.000 medium grades salmon, making the
available supply 4,400,000 caaea la all. The
consumption In the (jutted State last year of
all grades of salmon waa snout 2.60O.000 esses,
largely of medium red and lower grades. Tbe
heaviest consumption we ever bsd In the United
Stste before was about 2.000.000 caaea. This
season the entire available world's supply of
salmon la about 3,150.000 cases Last year,
with the carryover, there wen shout l.SOO.000
rales of .pink and chum aalmoa. Thn yer
there Is no carryover and tbe entire pack at best
will not exceed 800,000 easel.
Big Carryover of Bad.
"Lstt year, of medium red grades. Including
king, then were about 800.000 caaea with the
carryover. Thla season the entire pack of
these grade cannot le over 300.000 cases, with
no carryover! la fact, the entire consumption
of the country this season must necessarily
fall oa Alaaka red, snd the pack of Alaska
ted baa been badly cut In pieces. Before next
year rolls round we look to see tbe market
r.l solutel) twept clean at a barn Boor. W
bare already mid price on the association's
1004 pack of king salmon and medium red,
both of which grade were sold out within 34
hours of tho tin e price were named. Also
made prices on the association's 1804 pack of
pink; one-halt of the peek baa already beej
placed and w expect to withdraw within a
weak. In fact, the salmon situation could aot
be stronger."
Fresh Meats An Firm.
The receipts In dressed meets an not large
and then Is a sufficient demand to take up
everything that cornea. Smith Broa. aay:
' There la a good demand for everything la the
fresh meat Una. Beet la sailing all right and
then I a demand Urge enough to take ap all
atcckt that come."
Today's wholesale quotations, aa revised, an
as follows:
rata. Flew and Teed.
WHEAT Export price New tad old Crab,
81c; bluestem. 88c; valley, 86c.
BARLEY IW. SB; rolled, 823; brewing.
(23. 50ft 24.00.
OATS Prod ocen' price No. I white, 135.00:
gray, $34.00.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon: Patents, 34 35;
dltlon to St. Johns 1
J. B. Scott and wife to Simeon Smith,
lot S. block 183. East t'ortland I
Mary Nichols et si. to Harry W. Rand
weetiH block 103, Grover'a addition.. 11.500
'Ictor Tjand company to B. T. Hnlsda,
sundry lots city View Park addition
to Bast Portland 1.000
A. F. Alexander to Sadie Sloan, lot 14,
block 10. Lincoln Park Annex : 150
Huldah G. Holmes to Oustsve Rosen -Matt
et el., part lot 4. block 254,
city 1
Sycamore Baal Eatate company to Etta '
M. Overman, part section 16, town
ship 1 south, range 2 east 816
Amy Harold to Thorn F. Ryan, lot
16. block 4. Ttst Portland Park 1
Sheriff for F. C. Oeodln et si . to Real
Ratstt Investors' aasoctarJon, sundry
lots In Sellwnod 11
Merchant' Investment A Trust company
to Richard Wilson, 22S sere section
18, township 1 annth, range 1 aaat. ... 8.134
Helen Smith to Ella Smith et al., iota
Hand 4, block 38. Woodstock 1
Get roar Insurance sun anatnet to real
state from tba Title Gusrsntss A Trust com
pany. Chamber of Commerce building.
BUILDIHO PERMITS.
Auguat 22. Joan Emerson, shop on Alblna
avenue, between Lor lug sad Railroad streets ;
oost. 8600.
August 32. Mrs. P. Monk snd B. King, cot
tag on San Bafael. between Union and Rodney
avenue; coat, $1,400.
Auguat 21. Mr. Llndgolet. two-strtry building
on Raleigh, between Thirtieth and Twenty
ninth streets; coat, $1,600.
August 22. D. S. High, twees levy dwelling on
Ivy street, between Rodney and Union avenues;
cost. $1,400.
Angnat 22. C. C. Murphy, repairs to bouse on
East Eighteenth, between East Main and Bast
Msdlson streets; coat. $500.
August 33. R. Brown, cottage on EatVThir-
teeuth between Clackamas tnd Marlon afreets;
cost, $150.
TODAY'S
CLIMATIC TROUBLE
CUTS COMMUNICATION
d There la conalderablo climatic d
d trouble In nearly all eentera of d
e thn country and much damase
4 has resulted to tha telegraph 4
d wires. Ban Francisco was all d
d but cut of from communication d
d with the- rest ot the world moat 4)
4 of the day.
4444d4t444444
airtight. 88.6003.80: valley. $8-86818.86; gra
ham : $3.85; 10s, $3.B.
MILL8TUFF8 Bran, $10.60 per ton; mid
dlings. $25.00; aborts, country, $33.00; chop.
ll.H.OO.
HAY Producer' price Timothy. Wills msit
vslley, fsncy. $15.00018.00; ordlnsr). $13,000
18.00; eastern Ongon. $16.00016.00; mixed.
$10. oo at 12.00; clover, $8.00010.00; grain, $11.50
012.00; cheat, $11.60012.00.
Hope, Wool and Hides.
HOPS Nominal, ISOloe for choice; 350360
tor prime; contract. 1004, 22in'J-ic
woon Nominal. Valley, coarse to medium.
lTQtiic; fine. 10c; eastern Oregon. 12O10c
MOHAIR New, 30c.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 10030c: snort wool.
HOSOe; medium wool. 80050c; long wool,
60eO$l-00 each. I
TALLOW Prime, per lb. 406c; No. 3 end
grease, SOlWe.
CMiriiai nana oc per id; ouyiug price.
HIDES- Dry hldea. No 1. 18 lbs and uu.
14H015C per ID; dry xip. no. l, d to in ids,
1214c; dry calf. No. 1. under 6 lb. 15Vtc;
dry salted bulls, snd stag. 1-3 less than dry
flint: salted hides, steer, sound. 80 lbs or over
TOKc; 50 to 00 lb, taj under 50 lbs snd
cows, OOTc; stats and bulls, sound, 5c; kip,
IS to 80 lbs, 7 V;-; sound, 10 to 14 lb. 8c;
calf, aound. under 10 Iba. 8ttc; green (uu
salted) Is per lb less; cull, le per lb bra;
bone hide, salted, each, $1.2601.70; dry, each,
$1.0001.80: colts' hides, each. 25 Q 50c; goat
skins, common, etch. 10015c: Angora, wits
wool on, each, 26cO$100.
Butter. Eggt and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT Sweet, 23Uc; sour, 21 H
BUTTER- City creamery. 22Vs026c; outslds.
fancy. 30O22Vkc; ordinary. 17ftc: store. Ufcc.
EGOS No. 1 fresh Oregon, 31c; en
nui. 11. -d. 20c; bakers, llic.
CHEESE New Full cream, twin. lOVtO
tic; Youna America. Ilra012!4e.
POULTRY Chickens, mixed, 18o lb; bens,
13Hc per lb; rooster, old, U'-jc per lb; yuung.
13c per lb; Droller. 144J10C per in; rryers,
14015c per lb; ducks, old. HUc per lb; yuung,
12r per lb; gees. 77Vjc per lb, turkeys, 1TO
ISC per lb; dressed. 11020c per lb.
Fralta and Vst stasis.
POTATOES New Oregon. $1.8001.60 per
ewt; buyers' price, $1.2001.26; sweets, 30314c
ONIONS Walls Walla. $1.75; California,
$1.7602.00; garlic, 10c per lb.
FRRflH FRUITS Apple, fancy Oregon. $1.25
O160 per box; cheap grsdes. 26t75c per box;
nrsnges. Mediterranean sweets. $3,000
8.25 her box; Ute Valencies. 18.36O8.S0 per
box; bananas, 6c per lb; lemons, choice.
$3.00 per box; fancy, $3.600875 per box;
limes. Mexican. 05c per 100; pineapples. $3.00O
8.50; apricots. Oregon, per box; plums.
Bin-banks, .'.online per box; peach plums. 40O
80c per box; peachea, Oregon, S0O5UC per box;
Crawford. 40w5c per box; pears. $1 25rt
1.60 per box: grape, $1.000125 per
box; blsek figs, per box; black -
berries. $1.85 per crate; watermelons, 85c
per cwt; crated, $1.35; muakmeloua. 8501-00
K-r dot: cantaloupes. California $1.26: Oregon.
1. 2501.50 per crate; nectarines. T5cQ$1.00 per
box; kuckleberioa, 12Vic per lb; crabapplee, 2Vic
per lb.
VEGETABLES Turnips. $1.25 per aaefc; car
rota, $1.25 per sack: beet. $1.36 per aaek;
Oregon radishes, 16c per doa; cabbage. Oregon.
2c per lb: lettuce, bead, 6c per doa; green
peppers. 30c par lb; celery. Toe doa: to
mato, Oregon, 50o per box; parsnips, T5cO
$1.35; green peas, 8c per lb; green onions.
12Hc per doa; local green corn 100
doa; pi plant. 302Hc per lb; string beans.
405c; cucumbers, loc per dot; hothou, 15c
per dot; ctnllflower. $1.20ct1 25 per dot; bntter
Deans, re; pumpkine. iiac id.
DRIED FRUITS Aunle. evsnorsted.
ill
per lb: sDricot. Italic tier lb: ssek.
ner lb leas: nsehs. fUAfie nee lb-, nears.
10c per lb: prunes. Italian 3l4()4Wc ner lb
French, $HQ4tte per lb! figs. Csllfornia
blacks. fiOsQc per lb; do white. SHOTe
per lb; plums, pitted. 51 38c por lb; dates,
golden. 6Vvc per lb; tarda. $1.50 per 16-lh ben.
RAISINSSeeded, fancy lib carton. 88
packages to cast, THc pkg; seeded. 11-os car
tons. 5Hc; loose Muscats. 50-lb boxes. SOSVic
per lb; London layers. $1.88: elustrn. $2.00;
Hi. 25c; ts. 50c advance over pound cartons.
FIGS Ten 1 lb cartons, choice brand. 80c;
10 Mb cartons, fsncy bnnd. $1.00; 10 l ib
bricks. 2 crown T6c; 10 1-lb bricks. 8-crown,
05c: 48 4-lh bricks, per box. $2.00; K bricks.
$1 to caas, 88.00; 6-row layers, per 10-lb box,
70c; loos. 50 lb box, per lb. $He. CsUaymr
nks Slx-crnwn. 10-lb carton, ner box. $2 00;
6-crown. 10-lb carton, per box, $1.76; 4 -crown,
SG-!b cartons, per box. $1 76.
BscBsrl. Nnts. Kte.
SUGAR Back basis Cube. $8.40; powdered.
$8.35; fruit granulated. $8.25; dry granulated.
$6.15; beet granulated. $6.05: extra C. $6 16;
golden C. $5.55; Mils. 10c; ti bbU. S5c: boxes,
60c sdvtnca on asck basts, less 35c cwt for cash,
15 days; msple. 14018c per lb.
HONEY 1414016c. '
COFFEE Green Mncbe. 21023c; Jv. Tkner,
3tl 52c: Java. 'good. 30Q2Sc: Java, ordinary,
llOlOr: Coats Blcs. fancy. 10020c: Coats Rles.
good. 16016c: Costs Blca. ordinary. llQ13c
per lb; package coffee, $13 26014.TS.
TEAS Oolong, dlffennt grades. 36Q88c: gun
powder. 202S8e: English breskfast.' dif
ferent grades. ilViOOSc; spider leg, un colored
Jspan. SoQ85c; green Japan (very scarce). 80
60c per lb.
SALT Fine Rales. St. 8. 4a. 6. 10. $1 30
(11.50; tabl. dslry. 60. 8S.00OH 60: lfXia.
1.150 : imported Llnrpool. 60a. 815.00SJ
8.60; 100a, $14750100: 224a. $14.60018.86;
extrs fine. bbls. 3a. 8s. 6a. 10a, 84 00: balk,
320 lbs. $3 50: ssrks. 50s, 88.
SALT Coarse Half ground, 100. per ton,
C. 2006.50; 60s. per ton. 86.6riOT.00: Liverpool
mp rock. $15 60016 50 per ton; 50-lb rock,
$6.258 6 75: 100a. 15.750 26.
(Above price apply to sales of less than
car lot. Car lota at special prices subject
to fluctuations.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta. $6.7506 no per too
RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1. 5c; No. 3
4Sc; New Orleans bead, 4404; Ad)ack.
Stc; Creole. dUOdwe.
BRANS Small white. 8(08ir: large,
white. Sttc: pink. 4e; bsyoa. 8e: Umaa,
U; Mexican reds. r.v.c
NUTS Peanuts. THc: Jumbo. SVic per Tbj
raw. DO 10c per lb for roasted: cocoa nnts, 850
POc per dot: walnuts. MtAOlSKc per lb; pin
nut. lOOHHc pea lb; hickory nuts. 10c per Ih;
chestnuts, eestern. 16016c per lb: Rrasji nuts,
16c per lb; filbert. 16018c per lb; fancy
pecans. I4016e per lb: almond. 18f18e per lb.
Meats. Fish snd Provisions.
FRESH MBATB Inspected Beef. stem. Ac
per lb; cows. B06tc per lb; mutton.- dressed,
tffflc ner To: lambs dressed, 606c per lb
FREBn MEATS Front street Beef, steers
4'.,(5c per lb: pork, block. 8c per ih;
packers. 7U,fJc p. lb; bulk, lt,c per lb:
cows. 80U Pr lb; mutton, are a. 46e
per lb; eaal. extra, 8c par lb: ordlnarv.
TOTMe par lb; poof, 6c; lamb. SiiOAHe
'"'HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack (local)
firms. 10 to 14 lbs, 14c per lb; Id to in lbs
14c per lb; 18 to SO lbs. 14c per lb: cottage
PHc per lb; breakfast bacon. 13H01T4c
per lb; plcrdcs. 11c per lb: regular ahnrt
clean, unsmiked. OVic per lb; smoked. lOUc
per lb; clear bscks. unsmoked, Oc per lh
sn-oked. 10c 'per lb; Union butts, 10 to IS lha
unsmoked. 8c per lb; tmoked. Or per lb:
cletr bellies, unsmoked. 11 Vic per lb: smoked
!i"v per lb.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10a. 10ie ner
lb: Ba. lOHc ner lb: 50 lb tint. Tc per lh
stesm rendered. ?0. PSc per Ih: 6. 9c per
lh: 60s, 8Hc per lb: compound tierce. 8Ue per
lb: tub. r)c per lb:-4Us. Bc per lb. -
CANNED RAf.MON fTva!.! rlrer. Mb talis
11.88; Mb tails. $2 50; faerVtJb fists $3 o:
Vi-Ib fncv flats. $1 25: fanoynRsvFovals, 81.75:
Alaska tslls, pink. 85000c: nl. $1.80; aomlnai
ts tall. $2.00.
FISH Rock cod. 6 per lb; flounders, 5c rer
lb: halibut. 5c per Th: crab. $125 per doa
strlped bss. 10-R12UJC per lb; catfish. Sc per
in, ssimon. rninnox. oc per id: steeroeads.
par id: niuenscss. uc per id: herring. 6c prr
antes fl- ner Uj : shrlmrs lOe -see IK
dressed. 8Hc per lb: perch. 6c tier lb; shad
foe. 12V-C per fh; roe ahsd. 8r per lb; black cod
8c per lb; silver smelt. Ac par lb.
OYSTERS Sboalwster bsy, per ral. $2 2fi
per atck $.1.78 ret: Olymnla. per asck. $5.38.
CLAMS nsrd ibell. par box. $3.00: rssor
clsms. $1 78 per bog.
PsInU. Oenl Oil. Ete.
BOPE run Manila, 13Hc; standard, llllc,
Sisal. lOVkc
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Caaea. 11 Vie evr
gal; Water white. Iron hhle 16c per gal, woodea
par gal: headlight, 170-deg. reeea 38 Vic
per nil, Iron hhla 1 7r per gal.
LINSEED Oil, Pure raw. In hblt S8c per gal
cases 85c per gal: genuine kettle holleeT esses
88 per gal. hhl 80c per gal: ground cake
car lots $36.00 per ton. lees thsn can $38.00
GASOLINE- 6def. cases Sic p,r . trt
bbls 28c per gal; stoea. casta 24 He per get.
lion bbls 1 c per gaL
BENZINE 63 deg. esses 33r per gal. troa
bbls 15 He ner gal
PAINT till. Itsw. bbls 36c per gal. esse
awe per gai. noueo, caaea sue per gat.
TURPENTINE la ctte SB tat cai
MARKETS
bbls, 81 per gsl. Iran bbU 70c par gal. 10-lb
case l"t 64r per gsl
WHITE L BAD Ton lots. THc per lb. 500-lh
lot 8c per lb, leaf lots SV4c per lb
WIRE NAILS- Present bass at $3.86,
Retail Lumbar Prloss.
I Ocen. Select Cleu
Per Per Par
M Ft. M Ft. M Ft.
"2$i 3xfliToS2Si, ri?.'"$ 8.80 $1A00 $83.00
Rough, dimensions regular
slasj to 13x13. 84-40 ft. . 8.60 17.00 14.00
tough, dimensions regular
alios UJ2il2. 42-48 ft... 11.80 10.00 28.00
Kuigh. dimensions regvlar
lies to 12x12. 60-60 ft... 16.80 85.00 80 00
For each additional 1 tncbea
In width add 1.00 2.00 2.00
For odd and fractional
sites sawed add not less
than 8. 8.00 4.68
For sawing vertical grain
to 4x13 add 8.00 8.00 8.88
Common rough boards, regu
lar sties - to 13 In. wide
to 24 ft.. Inc.. assorted
lengths "SO 11.00
Specified lengths of boards $1.00 per M feet
additional. . .
Board to consist of lumber less thsn 2 Inches
In thickness.
LITTLE ACTIVITY IN
NEW YORK MARKET
(rurnUhfd by Overbeek. Starr A Cook
New York. Aug. 28. The stock msrket
did not show much ctlvlty, the price c
Oo.)
tods.
loalsAgf
practically to ssme ss u Upuiu.
Tha official market:
Anaconda Mining company
An.nlgamated Copper company
Atchison, preferred
American Sugar, common.
Auiericau Smelt., preferred
Baltimore A Ohio, common
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific, common
Chicago A Great Western, common
Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul
Erie, common .
Illinois Central
Louisville -A Nashville
Metropolitan Tractlein company
Manhattan Elevated
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas A Texas, common
Hi w York Cenral
Norfolk A Western, common
New York, Ontsrto A Western
Pennsylvania Rnllway
People's Uss. Light A Coke company,...
Reading, commou . .'
Rock Island, oommon
Southern Railway, common
Southern Pacific
St. Loniv A Han Franclaco, 2d pfd
Tt-xaa A Pacific
Tennessee Coal A Iron
Union Pacific, common
United State Steel, company, common....
do preferred
Western Union Telegraph
Whsh. preferred
Money, par cent.
SAN FRANCISCO LOCAL STOCKS.
.HI
Fr ancle
B)d
Spring Valley Water . 37
8. F. Oaa A Electric 61
Ulant Powder 60
Hawaiian Sugar 56
Honokea Sugar 14
Hutchinson Sugar
Kllaaeau Sugar
Makswsll Sugar 36
Onomea Sugar uj
Panubau Sugar 16V
Alaaka Ptckera' Asso 123
Cal. Win Asso TS
Ocesnlc Stesmshlp
Ask.
37 Vi
6IV
61
67
14
10
4
17
80
16
125
62
4
BAN FRANCISCO MI NINO.
San Francisco, Aug. 33. Mining erootstloos:
Oner JH
Mexico "J
OntraL Va 115
Union J
8 A C
Kxeheqier
Sierra Nevada 24
Montana "O
llelmont 60
Midway - 8
Ma.kaniana - 0
Ti nopah, new TT$
Tonopah Gild Mountain 13
North Star 24
Jumbo 01
Bad Top 15
TODAY'S BANK CLEARINGS.
The PfirrlanA elaarlna heiuaa raoort today:
Clearings
oeo.eea.va
Brlsuc
76.760.10
AMERICAN FRUIT CROP.
Ths following luminary Is compiled from a
late report of tbe United States agrlculure
department
new
New
York Peara and peaches light.
Jersey Apples dropping badly.
Pennsylvania Apple fair to good; peachea
actrce; peara and plums abundant.
Maryland and Delaware Fruit scarce, except
plums and peara; melon fair.
Virginia Peachea and plums rotting; applet
scare.
North Csrolln PnuU below average;
watermelon plentiful; fruit crop fair.
Florid -Citrus trees In good condition.
Arkansas Apples fair crop: peachea good.
Tennessee rail fruits promising.
Missouri -Apples poor crop, dropping, in
fested with scab; peaches, plums, pears and
era pea fair to good.
Illinois Apples dropping.
Indiana Apples promise let than full crop,
quality Inferior.
West Virginia Peaches fair.
Ohio Applet poor; peer fair; promt good;
gropes rotting In southeast.
Michigan Apples, plum and grapes fairly
promising; early peaches ripening.
Wisconsin Apples fair; killing frost la cran
berry district Monday morning, damage not
known.
Iowa Apple better than bat year
Nebraska Apples fair.
Ksnsas Apples good crop several counties,
dropping to othere.
ok Is horns tnd Indian Territory Fruit light
yield.
Idaho Early fruits tnd melont thundsnt.
Colorsdo Fruit prospects fine.
Utah Fruit sod vegetablea being marketed.
GRAVE OF MOTHER IS
KEPT OPEN FOR SON
(Journal Special Service )
Fresno, Cal., Au$r. It. Mra. Mary E.
Johnston lies cold In death hero, tho vic
tim of cancer, while In San Franclaco
har son, Harry Harris, Is alowly dying
of tha aame disease. The body of Mrs.
Johnston haa been embalmed and Is be
ing; held by an undertaker till her son
dies, that the funeral may ba a double
ona and that the mother and son may bo
cremated toeether.
Harris went to Man Franclaco to hare
an operation performed on hla throat
A week ago the mother waa Informed
that her boy could not live. Since then
she has pined away. Laxat Friday aha
received a letter telling; her that Harry
had but a day or two to live. Tho blow
was too much for her, and Saturday
evening- she passed away. Ho Is ex
pected to die at any time.
ROSALIE NARROWLY
ESCAPES A DISASTER
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Seattle, Aug. It. Tha steamer
Rosalie, of the Alaska Steamahlp com
pany's fleet, was adrift for several
hours In the stralta yesterday while
croaaing from Victoria. Har lntsnneel
lary shaft broke off Point Wilson and
the veasel waa completely helpleaa
No wind was blowing, but dense fog
and smoke prevented tha officers from
keeping their bearings, and tho boat
drifted with the current toward the
Whtdby Inland shore. With a heavy
so or a storm their fata might have
been that of the Clallam. Hslp algnais
drew attention and the Rosalia waa seen
from the heights near Port Townaend.
She waa picked up by the Whatcom, of
the aame line, on Her way to Victoria
and towed to Tort Townaend.
Poultry hardly coming
at all and market is
showing great strength
Battle firm with
the small receipts
Portland I'nlon Stocksyards. Aug. 18.- There
were no reeeipia ot nogs lonay DUl ine mer
ket hi very weak on account of the Urge num
er
bar now on the way here from tbe eatt. Tho
cattle market la Armor, with the beet steers
King it Sr. The sheep msrket is also healthy,
e receipts today consisted of but 180 eel lie.
i if rt. -la I ruling prices show:
Cattle Best saltern Oregon steers. tS: bast
vslley steers, 83.T8t)8.00; medium steer, 82. TO;
cows, (2.30; bulls. 81. TB; stags. 83.
Hogs-Beat heavy. 88; block. 88.00; Chins
fatt, 86.OOtJS.28; a lookers tnd feederi. Sd.SOQ
.BO.
Sheep Best grain-fed wether and Ismbs,
$2.U0kj2.S0; mixed sheep, fl.Toti2.00.
CHICAGO WHEAT IS
DOWN AGAIN TODAY
(Furnished by Overbeek, Starr A Oooke Co. )
Chicago. Aug. IS. The wheat market opened
about 1c lower and cloaed practically tbe asm
amount down.
The market today shows:
n usstr.
Opea.
New September 1.08
December 1.10
May 1.11
CORN.
September 84
OATS.
September U
PORK.
September 11. TB
Ooa
8 l.OB
1.08 J4
i.ooS
1.11WB
.88
.S3
11.T1
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool. Aug. 88. Class: Wheat Septem
ber. Td. SKd, ld lower; December, Td, 7Vd,
V! lower.
San Franclaco Orals Market.
Baa Franclaco, Aug. 28. December wheat
opened at 1.51. sold up to ti.o2m snd closed
l 1 81.
i December barley opened at 8108 bid and
Closed at 81.08 asked.
ENTRIES FOR THE
RACES TOMORROW
The' following are tha entries for to
morrow's racea at Irvlngton, aa an
nounced by the association:
First race (4 furlongs, for 3-year-old
and up. soiling) 7201, Caroburn,
98; 7182, Alguna Burma, 102; 7201. Nell
Holton. 100; 7188. Raclno. 107; 7201,
Virginia Boy. 100; 7184. Sequel, 100;
7188. Lady Oay. 100; 7111. Frlerllne,
102; 7188. Nervatriz. It; 7115, Rlcaful,
It; 6864, Cannell, 107; Bob Crawford,
107.
Second race (5 furlongs, 3-year-olds
and up. selling) 8178. Breton, 104; 7115,
Black Cloud. 107; 7188, Kb tad.., 104;
7200. Harka, 100; 7202, Batedor, 104;
7211, TJrbano, 101; 7201. Bee Roaswater,
102; 7211, Hlpponax, 100; 7201. Llsxle
Ward. 10; 7113, Modder, 101; 714, Her
cules, 101.
Third raca (Juvenile handicap, $600. 6
furlongs, 2-year-olds) 7180, David Bo
land. 104; 7110, Lady Nlnora, 16; 6142,
Hooligan. 116; TIKI. Mabel Bates, 81;
7151, Oeorg P. MrNear. lit; 7015, Steel
Wire, 19; 'Stover entry.
Fourth race (1 fnlle, 4-year-olds and
up, selling) Tilt, Duke of Richelieu,
104; 7102, Homage, 107; 7112. Dug Mar
tin. 102; 7166, AH About, 104; 7204, Mies
Vera, 101; 7207, Legal Maxim, 104; 7181,
Myrtle H., 107; 7111, Claudator. 109;
7204, Cathello, 102; 7202, Louwelaea.
107.
Fifth race (6, furl cm ga, 4 -year-olds and
up, puree) 7110, Bummer, 110; 7086,
Juan Belardo, 107; 7210, Redan. 107;
7210, Mlaty's Pride, 106; 7210, Nonle,
110; 7210, Red Tip, 110.
Sixth race (7 furlongs, t-year-olds and
up, selling) 7206, St. Phllllplna. 101;
7212, Suburban Queen, 101; 7111, Susie
Christian, 97; 720t. Gateway. 104; 7118.
Ratraga, lot; 7218, Dr. Sherman, 106;
7184, Bell Reed. 110.
THUGS ROB VICTIM
AND LOCK IN CAR
(Special Dispatch to Tba Journal.)
T'nlontown, Wash., Aug. 21. Joseph
Ports, a saloonkeeper, was held up by
masked thuga Sunday night and robbed
of $260 In cash. $64 In checks and a gold
watch. He waa eandbaggad,' robbed and
driven to an empty car at the point of
revolvers and locked In. r
Neighbors heard the scuffle, aroused
the marshal and Ports waa released
after two houra' Imprisonment Checks,
note book and keya belonging to Ports
were found under a warehouse. Three
men have been arreated on suspicion.
FORMER SECRETARY
CARLISLE AT ESOPUS
' (Journal Special Service. )
Re opus, Aug. tt. John Carlisle, who
waa secretary of tha treasury under
President Cleveland, returned to New
York this morning, having spent the
night, at Rosemont. Neither he nor
Parker would divulge the reason of the
visit.
Thla morning Judge Holstapple and
son Hudson came to town on horseback
and went riding with the Judge and Mrs.
Parker and were out until nearly noon.
WOMAN LOSES FORTUNE
IN JEWELS BY FIRE
(Journal Special Servfce.)
Plattsburg, N. Y Aug. 2t. Mrs.
Lowengrlnd of New York, who waa a
gueat at the Sellgman cottage at Fish
Rock on upper Saranac lake when the
cottage was destroyed by fire , Friday
morning, lost $140,000 worth of Jewelry.
About $40,000 worth of gems were re
covered from the ruin yesterday. The
aettlnga were melted, but the diamonds
were undamaged.
CI.TJB BETTER TWA ft PISTOL
(Special Dispttch to Tbe Journal.)
Wallace, , IdC Aug. 21. Qeorge
Roclea. a negro porter, and City Mar
shal Vice Lagley engaged in a fight In
a local saloon hare yesterday. The negro
held a revolver against the officer's
stomach, but waa finally beaten Into
submiaalon and taken to Jail.
TRT TO MilsT, orricxR.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
aeneeee. Id., Aug. John L.
Clark and James L Quinn, while drunk,
tried to knife an officer yeaterday, but
were prevented by bystandera. Each
waa fined $60 and coats.
I ' (Special Dlspsteh to The Journal.)
Corvallls. Dr.. Aug. 28. Miss Mavy
Sutherland, a graduate of the Oregon
Agricultural college of 1908, has been
elected dreasmaker of the househnkl
science department, a position vacated
by Mrs. Mary Avery Brong.
ANNIVERSARY OF
CHEHALIS WRECK
HOatXB ARE
HTTLL JM MOURRIMO FOB TATJB
HAVOC WROUGHT RTT THE WRECK
OF TXS ELMS' BXOTJRSION A
YEAR AOO YESTERDAY.
Sorrow filled the hearts of hundreds
of Portland people a year ago today,
caused by tbe frightful accident that
befell the Elks' excursion train two
miles west of Chehalls, Wash., on the
morning of August 22, 1103.
The wreck was caused by the explo
sion of the engine, which rolled down
a steep embankment, dragging with It
the tender and several coaches. Charles
B. Farleman, a Portland pioneer and a
well known local elk, and Frank Oalea,
a tramp, were killed, while the list of
Injured numbered several score. Mrs.
C. B. Brown of thla city was terribly
injured. Her left arm was torn oft.
Elmer Qulmby lost his left leg. Mr.
John E. Kelley Is still very ill, having
sustained serious Internal Injuries and
having already undergone two opera
tions. . Qeorge Blodgett haa had one
leg In a plaster of Parla cast alnce the
accident, and It Is now feared that lie
will yet lose thle member. The other
Injured are either entirely recovered or
nearly so.
The wrecked train left .the Union de
pot at 7:15 a. m.. and had on board
nearly (00 merry Elks and their friend,
all bound for Olympla to attend a
great clam-bake to be given by the
"best people on earth." A large parly
of frlenda ware at the depot to bid the
excursionists goodbye. No merrier party
ever ateamed out from the local depot.
But within a few short hours all was
changed to gloom.
As the Araln reached a point about
two miles west of Chehalls, a frightful
explosion occurred. The boiler of the
engine blew up. The locomotive rolled
down a steep embankment, followed by
the tender and a aectlon of the train.
Charles B. Farleman waa riding In the
front coach, which waa crowded; he waa
dead before he could be removed from
the car. Frank Galea waa supposed to
have been riding on the blind baggage.
He died a few minutes after being re
moved from the wreck; aa a newly-made
friend bent over the dying man to see if
anything could be done to relieve the
sufferer's pain, Oales looked up and
whispered, "Tell my mother " but
thla btst message of love waa not fin
ished. Charles B. Farleman, tbe only Elk
killed by She wreck, waa an Oregon
pioneer. At the time of his death he
was a local fruit and cigar dealer; he
was well known In Pacific coast theat
rical elrclea. The late Mr. Farleman
waa a friend of Mark Twain, and waa
one of the party of touriats who have
been Immortalised by "Innocents
Abroad."
The following is a list of Portland
people who were injured In the wreck:
Mra. C. B. Brown, Mrs. John H. Kelly,
Elmer Qulmby. George Blodgett, PhU
Harris, Mlaa Tilly F. Cornelius, Mrs.
Maude Comatock. Charlea F, Franks,
Charles Franeen. Albert D. McDonald.
Dr. H. U. Littleneld. John Ruedy, John
Caswell. Thurston E Daniels. Guy Car
ter, Hampton B. Stout, Dr. C. B. Brown,
Dr. Joseph Hickey, William Reldt, Au
gust Kratx, George J. Blodgett. Otto
Wlndfelder, Charlea Harr, William I.
Harrla, J. F. Shea, Mra. T. L. Carroll.
Councilman Mat Foeller, WlUuun H.
Soula. Mrs. M. Roberta, Attorney D. R.
Murphy, Mrs. D. K. Murphy, N. C Par
rish, Mrs. Artie Comatock. T. L Car
roll. William R. Williams, Joseph Staf
ford, A. J. MoDanlals, Etnll Harr.
Charlea Oberg, F. W. Fletcher, Mrs. L.
M Green, A. L. Hester. L F. Smith. E.
BL Peterson, Oeorg D. Smith. Frank
Bchepner, Mra. R. H. Blrdaand, Albert
Hayea, Edward Sterling and Charles
Kahn.
Who Does Your
Washing?
We are sure if we are not
doing it we should be. We
"guarantee perfect satisfac
tion in every way and quick
delivery.
WEST SIDE OFFICE:
129 FIFTH STREET
Troy Laundry
Company
LAUNDRY:
WATER ST., EAST SIDE
WE DON'T
KNOW
Anything about the other
fellow's paint, but we do
know that the paints we sell
re the best for all purposes
that are used in this climate.
Peculiarly adapted to this
rainy climate.
Fisher, Thorsen
& Co.
EVERYTHING IN PAINTS
160, 162 164 Front St.
Cor. Front and Morrison
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(Batabllabea 188A)
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EXTENDED UNTIL SEPT. I
Boston Painless Dentists
Will make SDSClal lOW Bchivil nlaa In
order that all school children may come
anu nave ineir teem carea lor during
t avaimo.
These are the only dentists in ..
land having th lata botanical discovery
to appiy to me gums tor rainless Ex
tracting. Filling and Crownlna Taatk.
and guaranteed for ten years
Eitrictint FREE It EusutuaM FfEE
Silver Fittings Sk CsM FtutBgi 7k
tun iet of Tteth $3.08 bold Crowns $3.88
Crowns and Biidara Work at low
Price a specialty. Our Patent Double
Suction will bold yens teeth np.
BTO STUDEBJTS.
Come In at once and take advantage ot
low rates. All work dons by speeiaUsta)
without pain and guaranteed (or It
years.
Boston Painless Dentists
Fifth and Morrison streets, entrance
ttlhk Morrison.
WE ADVERTISE
PURELY AS A MATTER
OF BUSINESS
We want you to know that our
banking facilities are excellent
that you will make no mistake
in affiliating with our bank.
Many new friends are opening
accounts subject to check with
us.
WE ISSUE SPECIAL CER
TIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.
(a) Payable on short call.
(b) They are negotiable.
(c) Provide for 3J4 to 4 pet
cent interest.
We shall be glad to explain or
send you book of
Illustrations.
Portland Trust Company of
Oregon,
No. 109 Third Street.
Tbe Oldest Trust Company In Oregon.
(Incorporsted April 22. U87.)
PKNJ. I. COHEN Pmtdaat
H. L. PITTOCK Tles-IYsslAset
B. LEW PAGET Secretary
J. O. GOLTBA Assistant Secretary
li .(0(1(0.
Iltsabsr Csleago Board of Trad.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS,
BONDS and COTTON
82 Third St.. Near Sttrk
Phons, Msia3UI
W are eeoaet4 by private win wire
Messrs. Lagaa A Br ran, Cbleage and Ntar
York; Walt r 3ro.. ). 8. Baca O., Ntvr
York Stock BUehaog; Hubbard Brae. Oa,
Nsw York Cotton Btchsnf; Falrchlld A Hse
ton; Ntw Orleans Cotton Exraaaaje; Hear
Harts A Co., Nw Tork Oofra Eictasassi Palaa.
wbber A Co.; Boston Copper tad Stock Ba
chaste; Dick Broa. A Co.; Kaw York sad Phua
delphta Stork Bzckana.
COMMISSION
CO. (Incorporated)
Capital and Surplus 8600,000.00.
Brokers In
Grain.Provisions, Slocks and Bonds
Largest Private Wire System In Assarts.
Bitnoraeila and Cuuati latlte.
W Charge Me Intervst fur Carrying Least
Stock.
B. K. Al.l)i:N, Mnnagtir
nVAVOXAL.
LABS TTXTOST, B A NX EBB,
(Established In 1808)
Transacts s Oatstral Banking BntttiaSi
Iaterrsf Allowed oa Tim D. posits.
Collection, made st til point oo favorable
terms. Letter of credit Issued available la
Europe and all point In the United State.
Sight Eichanta and TeVsgraphln Trtnsfsr
sold oo New Tork, Washington. Chicago. Be
Loot. Danver. Omaha. Ska iTaaatHni and Mon
tana tnd Brltlth Colombia.
Ex chants sold un London, Paris, Bstlla,
Prsnkfort. Bung Kong, lukubanu. alaoiU sad
Honolulu.
rimSJT BTATTOBTAXi aVASTat
of Portland , Or.
IMstgBated Dpoltory and Fins petal A fast at
th United Bute.
President , A L. MILLS
Caaaler J. W. NSWKIBK
Assistant Cashier ,..W. a ALVUBD
Second Assists nt Cashier B. W. STB V BBS
Letters ot credit Issued available la Europe sag
th Eaatera states.
Sight Etchange and Telsgi l phi Traasfare
old on New Tork. Boston. Chicago. St. Leal.
St. Psnl. Omaha, San rrsnelsce sad the
principal point la tha Northwest
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on London, Parla, Berlin. Fra nk fort -on- tn
Main, Hong Kong. Tokonsma. Copenhagen,
rhrlitlint. Stockholm. St. rtrburg. Mos
cow. Enrich. Honolulu.
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D BASTS ISSUED.
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Europe. Uoog Kong and Manila.
COLLECTIONS MADE OK FAVOBABLE TEAMS
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Cashier
Assistant Cashier
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TranssoU a General Banking Bualneas.
Drafts snd letters of credit lasted available
to all parte et the workt
Collections a specialty. Gold Aaat Slags.
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Chamber f Commerce Bu fid tag,
Stark Streets,
Third
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aes. snaks loans, discounts hills snd Ms JIB
letter of credit svsllsbls for trsvelers snd tor
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Interest Allowed oi TISJ tad Savl Dtpoerbs.
Art at Trwatee for Esters.
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f ths world. .. ,
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I88H Ptrst St.. Portland. Ovswm.
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