The Oregon daily journal., August 26, 1904, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26. 1904.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Weather conditions and general foracaat for
Oregon, Washington and Idahn. Unsettled con
dltlona preyall In the north Pacific atataa. but
the only atatlon reporting Tain waa Tarnma.
where .01 of an Inch fall laat night. Showers
and thunder e tor ma hare occurred at scattered
places In Nevada, I'tah, Arizona and New
Mexico, and rain baa been general In the Atlan
tic and the eaat Quit atataa, the heaviest amount
being X.M Inchea at New Orleana.
It la mnch warmer thla morning In eaatern
Oregon, eattern Waahlngton and Idaho, and
caere-apondlrrgly cooler In the Mteelaalppt ralley
and the Lake region.
The indications are farorabla for ahowera
tonight and Saturday In northwestern Oregon
and western Waahlngton, and for abowera to.
nlgbt In eaatern waahlngton and northern
Idaho. It will be cooler Saturday.
Obeer-vatlone cloaed at 6 a. m. :
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Max. Mln. Free.
06 TO T.
SB 60 0
74 44
03 64 0
S3 68 0
84 T4 i
78 66 .0
HI
TO S3 0
80 50 .B0
e)0 56 0
SB 6B 0
88 56 0
86 73 0
76 43 0
88 50 0
74 54 .80
SO 66 0
03 To X.S4
83 TO 0
T8 53 T.
T4 56 0
84 T3 0
104 TB
Bo 60
88 60 fl
88 56 f.
86 56 4
84 66 0
Res .10
68 0
63 S3 0
66 63
84 54 . 0
Jt 48 .01
S 84 0
SB TS T.
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103 TS 0
Atlanta. (Ja
Baker City, Or
Bismarck. N. D
Boise. Idaho
Boston, Mass.
Charleston. 8. C
Chicago, 111
Cincinnati. Ohio
Denver. Colo
Itotrolt. Mich
Eureka. Cal.
Preano, Cal
Helena, Mont
Jim k a,, n villi-. Fl
Kallapell. Mont
Kamloopa. B. C
Kanaaa City. Mo
Loa Angeles, Cal
New Orleans, l-t
New York, N. Y
North Head. Waab
Omaha. Neb
PI Uadelphla. Pa
Phoenix, Aril
Pocstello. Idaho
Portland, Or
Roaeburg. Or
Sacramento Cal.......
BtTToule. Mo.
Salt Lake, Utah
San Diego. Cal
San Francisco, Cal. . . .
St Paul, Minn
Spokane, Waah ...
Tacoma, Waab
Walls Walla, Waab...
Waahlngton, D. C
Wlnnemuocn, Her
Yuma, Aria
MARRIAGE LICEH 8E8.
Charles J. Hardwlck, 40, and Suaan Relchen,
Troy A. Pledger, 34
sky. 18.
Frank P. Paraawnrth
and Ethel Stewart. 38.
and Berths Pennen
80. Morrow county,
BIRTHS
August 20. to Mr. and Mra. William Meyer,
413 Sacramento street, a eon.
August 30. to Mr. and Mra Clifford B. Elite.
287 Cam there street, a daughter.
August 34. to Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Bleloh.
at flarfleld hotel, a daughter
August 16. to Mr. and Mra. Edward Laser.
480 Tenth street, a son.
C0BTAOIOUS DISEASES.
Ana-net 2ft. Harry Johnson.
of 285 Front
street, diphtheria.
DEATHS.
August 38. Mlna Volgt. aged 55. at Tacoma.
Waah, cause cancer. Burial at crematorium.
Auguat 23, Clara R. McAullff. aged 44. at
Spokane. Waab., cause tuberculosis. Bdrlal at
crematorium.
' August 24. Sidney Oodfrey, aged 14 days,
at 100 Twelfth street, canae menlngttta. Burial
at Roaeburg, Or.
August 21, Pauline B. Wilcox, aged 68 years,
at 734 Clinton atreet, canae eanrer. Burial at
Lone Fir cemetery.
Crematortnm on Oregon City car line, near
Sllwnod; modern, aelontlftc, complete, charges
Adnlts, IBS; children. MB. Visitors 0 a.m.
to B p. m. Portland Cremation aaaoclstlon,
Portland, Or.
Tha, Edward Holman Undertaking company
fi serai directors and embalmera. 220 Third
atreet. Phone BOT.
J. P. FTnley A Son. funeral directors and
embalmera. bare removed to their new aatab
1'thment. corner Third and Madison streets.
Both phonea No. B.
Teller Byrnes Co., funeral directors snd em
bsimrrs, 373 Russell. Lady aaat. Phone East 1088
BEAT. ESTATE TRANSFERS
Stephen Vinson to Edward Jooat. lota 1, 3.
3. block 16. Eaat Portland Heights I 300
David Ilalyhurton to E. Henry Wemme,
lota t. 3, 4, block 72. city 1
Annie Maggie Brand Walker et al to E.
Hi-nry Wemme. same , 1
Frederick Oeorge Brand to E. Henry
Wemme. aanve f,. 1
H. E. Noble and wife to T. Henry Cllne,
lot 12. block 47. Sunnyslde 1
City of Portlsnd to H. R. Noble, lot IS.
Mook 47. SnnnysMe
William Foster and wife to Edwin Haffrn
den hta 1 to B InetaarWe, blnrk 6, Menlo
Park SubdMslon
Ren Hsnaen and wife to Tbnmaa llealf.
1 1
east 38 1-3 feet lot 30. block 8. Alblna 1800
Addle White and huahand to J. Edwin
Copeland et al. 33 1-8x66 2-8 fret block
3fM. Lane's add to East Portland 3800
Jtohert living and wife to Northwestern.
Shortage in Fruit Crap
to Cause Advances in
Prices This Season.
CANNED FRUITS
TO SELL HIGHER
BIOBTAOI ZM CAXirOKlTXA PEACH
amor causes mmw raxoas to
MOVE 10 TO SS CEMTB A DOSXM
ZOXn aTmtTTT BUQAJl DOWM
MM BtnE
Front Street, Auguat 26. The principal fea
turea of the Portlsnd wholesale markets today
are:
fanned fruits are higher.
Peacb movement la decreasing.
Eggs are advanced Vsc.
Poultry la slightly weaker.
Veal and hoga not so firm.
Fruit granulated sugar down,
i Japan teaa will ba lower,
orient burs Uttls flour
Wheat movement la small.
Potatoes are Be lower.
Salmon canneries are closing.
Oats are held somewhat firmer.
Cresmery butter selling fast.
Canned F raits Generally Higher.
In aoat lines of . canned fruits this year's
prices will aboar quite an advance over the
figures of a year ago A general shortage
In the erapa Is the principal cause, but the
higher coat of all materials snd labor is also
a great factor. In California thla year the
peach crop waa all but a failure and prices
this season will range from 10c to 25c per doaen
higher. There baa been a general scarcity of
aprlcota all over the coast and thla year's
quotations are from Be to 16c advanced over
those of the previous year.
Little Asparagus Is Packed.
The floods In the Sacramento and San Joaquin
rivers In California the paac season are respon
sible for the heavy shortage In the mast's pack
of aaparagua thla season. One of the packera
who generally packs about one-third of the
entire pack of the Pacific coast did not pack
a single can this year oo account of hie lands
being under water, and other packera of that
vicinity are likewise affected. Generally apaak
ing It la not thought that the entire delivery
of aeparagus this Bee Ben will amount to mora
than 10 per cent of the orders and much higher
prices are aura to rule.
erMA aaBBlM Will Be Hlgbejr.
The entire apple Industry of tha Pacific
coast was not so fortuoate In having a large
yield such as Is promised In this stste snd tha
dried fruit Is sore to above higher prices than
a yaar ago- There Is plenty of pears to ault
the requirements of the trade and prices will
rale practically the aama. Strawberries and
raapberrlea ebowed a remarkable decrease In the
production during the past eeason and prtoee
on the canned goods are expected to he about
ISc per doaen higher than the previous year.
The pack of peas will be about the aama aa
last yesr and prices are expected to show only
a alight advance.
Fruit Sugar Down 10 Cents.
There la not so much demand for fruit anger
and prices are down 10c per hundred pounds
today, the fluctuation being the same as for
cane granulated, $0.15. The market, however.
Is strong at thla figure.
Xggs Are Advanced a Half Cent.
The egg market la showing an advance today
of He with the receipts not equal to the
demand. The quality of present arrivals Is
first-visas, thus creating a larger call. To
day's XraotaUnna range from 22c for large
oi tiers to 22 He for single caae lots.
Poultry la Sligbtly Weaker.
Tha large receipts In poultry continues and
the demsud la still good. The undertone of the
msrket. however, la showing a alight weakness,
thla being easily apparent on account of the
arrivals not being picked up so faat. The retail
trade Is now quite well supplied with poultry
and heavy receipts would very likely wreck
the present prices. Today a fig-urea on pooltry
are too high and a 'reaction is a are to set In.
Very young geeee sre not so badly wanted.
Veal aad Bogs Vat Be Firm.
' The real market especially is showing a
slight weakness snd some of tha dealers are
shading prices so as to keep cleaned up. The
arrivals are not over large, bat the warmer
weather compels them to move them at once.
Hoga are not coming ao fast, but for the same
reasons aa In veal the market la not so firm
along Front atreet. In this respect Smith
Broa. dtffag. They say: "T-hle la a good time
for shipment" of dreeeed meats. The demand
la good and prices are ruling about the aame
with neither an upward nor lower tendency.
Live hoga are weak, bat dee seed stock la sell
ing all right."
Terser on Poultry Situation.
W. T. Turner A Co. aay of poultry: "There
baa been an excellent demand for chickena
for the peat waek and today the market la
firm. There Is also a good demand for
geeae. Eggs are firmer and we expect present
prices to bold good for next week. Store
butter is coming in slowly, bnt quality is bsd
and is only fit for bakers."
Japan Teas Will Bo Lower. '
Slightly lower prices will rale on Janeneae
teaa for thla crop on account of the larger
production. According to late advices from
Yokohama the market there Is quiet with a
tendency to shads prlcea a trifle In order to
move.
Orient Bays But Uttls Flour.
Today there were no tales of flour to the
orient on account of all the nearby steamers
being loaded. The Japanese bare been buying
quite heavily In the China markcte In order to
secure large atocka before October 1, when
the new war duty of about 18c a barrel and the
$1 advance In freight rates takee place. No
great baying Is expected from that quarts -until
after that date.
Wheat Firm, But Quiet.
The wheat market la firm, but quiet. H se
ver ting la still In fall swing in the Willamette
vslley snd until It is concluded the salsa and
movement will be small. The lower prlcea
now offered are also tha canae of the alow
movement.
Salmon Canneries Are Closing.
Today quite a number of the sslmon canneries
on tha Columbia river finished np their aeaann'a
work and tha remainder of them are expected
to quit tomorrow Reporta today from tha
lower river aay that this year's pack will be
fully up to laat year with tha probabilities of
it being slightly increased. .
Creamery Butter Balling Fast.
Tha movement In creamery batter la snow
ing a large increase and all dealers are holding
to tha top quotations. On the street the beat
grades of outside creamery batter are selling
aa faat aa they come at 23 He a pound, while
off grades are doing well at 30c. Tha cfy
creameries (re baring a good run with 25c
the ruling price for the best stock.
Today'a wholesale quotations, aa revised, are
aa follows :
rain. Fleur and Teed.
WHEAT Export price Now and eld Club,
T6c; blueatem. 83c; vslley, 85c.
BARLEY- Feed, $21; rolled, $33; brewing,
28. 504124.00 '
Improvement company, fraction block
248. Couch's add 17500
Oottlleb Fucha and wife to Stephen Vin
son, lot IS. block 13, Osok'a add to
Alblna BOO
Vrrlln Ennla aad wife to LeBoy Carr,
lot 8. block 13, Llnnton 100
Thomas MrNamee and wife to Security
Savings A Trust company, rrseuon tot i,
Mock 1
I'ortiand itomesten.i
John P Sharkey snd wife to R. C Brooke.
lot 0. block 16. Itawtnorne-s nrst aaa..
A. W. Barn and wlfe-to D. O. Stephena,
ktg 6, 7. 8. block lrsrrell's sdd
John S. Dunning to Mary R. Punning, lota
525
300
20. 21. block loo, t niversity rem i
J C. Roberts snd wife to J. C. Welker, lot
7, block 6. Hsneon's add to Eaat Port
land 1500
Joseph H. Ruaaen snd wife to J. S. Dun
ning. 100x106 feet block 4. John Irving s
First add to Eaat Portland 3600
Get vour Inaurance and abstracts to real
rstata itnm the Title Guarantee A Traat com
pany, Cbasaber of Commerce building.
BTJILDIN0 PERM ITS.
August SB. R. P. Bon-arm, confectionery
house on northwest earner of Twenty-seventh
and Thurman atreeta. Cost $150
August 35. Chsrlea F. Frederlcka. cottage
on Michigan avenue between Emerson sad
Sumner streets. Coat $360-
Augost 35. eottsge on Eaat Sixteenth be
tween Powell and Frederick atreeta. Coat
$1,000.
Angnst 28, Mr. Wooeter. repairs to houae
on Morrison between Seventh and Park atreeta.
August 35, John Kshne. enttage on Valon
avenue between Beech and Failing atreeta.
Coat $500.
August 36. F. A. Frankaoyt, cottage on Wil
liams avense between Mason and Skldmore
streets. Cost 3650.
TODAY'S MARKETS
OATS Prodacera' price No. 1 white, $35 00:
gray. $34.00.
FLOUB Eaatern Oregon: Patents. $4 35;
traigbls, $3 5003.60; valley. 38.gB4J8.86; gra
ham, fes. $3.6608.75; 10a, $8.0604.30.
MlLLSTllFTtt Bran, $10.60 per ton; mid
dllt'gs, $25.00; aborts, country, $33.00; chop,
$18.00. .
HAY Producers' price Timothy. Willamette
valley, fancy. $16 00O16.00; irdlnarv. $13.00$
18.00; eastern Oregon. $15.60010.00: mixed.
$10.00013 00; clover. $ OOsilO.OO; grsla, $11.50
012.00; chest. $11.60013.00.
Mama. Waal axel Hidea.
HOPS Nominal. 35036c for choice; 3B036Vs
for prime; cosatrsct, 1904. 34035c.
WOOL -Nominal. Valley, coarse to medium.
lTsJUc: fine. IBe; eaatern Oregon. 13016c
MOHAIR New, 80c.
MfeapaxT Va ariiaartns 104120c: abort wool.
3tT80e: medium wool. BOOBOc; long wool.
BCcBfl.OO each.
TALIAIW frima. per to, sajoc; iw. a ana
grease, 3Q3HC. . , .
Crll IT BX BASay-M per ID. dhjihi pview.
HIDES Dry hides.
No. 1. 16 lbs aod an.
14U015C nor lb; dry kip.
Ns. 1. 6 to IB lbs.
12H; dry calf.
No. 1. under 6 lbs. 16Uc:
dry as I ted bulls
and sues. 1-8 leas than dry
dint; exited hides, steer, sound. 60 lbs or over.
708c; 60 to 80 lbs, 7c; under 60 lbs and
cows. 64J7c; stags snd bulls, sound. 5c; kip,
15 to 30 lbs, 7V-o; sound, 10 to 14 lbs, 8c;
calf, sound, nndar 10 lbs. Brae; green (on-
salted) 1c par lb leas; culla. lc per lb leas;
none nines, salted, eacn. si.xovji.io; ury, tin.
$1.0001-60; colts' bldea. each. 35050c; goat
aklna, common, each. 10O15c; Angora, with
wool on. each. 25rO$l-00.
Battel, Eggs aad Poultry.
BUTTER FAT Sweet, S3Wc; sour, SlUt
Bt'TTER City crermrry 25c; outside, fancy.
22H3Bc; ordinary. lTUBlSOe; store. 12Hc.
EGGS No 1 fresh Oregon, 22tt22Hc; un
randled. 22c; bakers. 20021c-
CHEESE New Full, cream, twin. IOVbO
11c: Young America. llHOlSHo
POULTRY Chickena. mixed. 18e lb; hens,
l$He per lb; roosters, old, SHc per lb; young,
12c per lb; broilers. 15c per lb: fryers,
IBs per lb; durka. old, HHc per lb; young,
12c per lb; geeae, 7W7V..C per lb; turkeys. IBs
per lb; creased, 18030c per lb.
Fraxta aad Vsgetabies.
POTATOES New Oregon, $1.2501.40 per
cwt; buyers' price, $1.0001.15; sweets, 24030
per lb.
OAUONS Walla Walla. $1.75; California.
$1.7DW2.uo; garlic 10c per lb.
FREHH FRX'ITB A rotes, fancy Oregon. $1.85
Ol-BO per box: cheap gradss. 3B07BC per box:
oranges. Mediterranean aweeta. $8,000
8.26 ber box; late Valenclaa. $3 350860 par
box; bananas. Be per lb; lemons, choice.
$8.00 per box; fancy, $3.5003.75 per box:
limes, Mexican. 66c per 100: pineapples. $8.0041
8.50; plnma, Barbanka, 60060c box; peacb
tlcma 4OA60C box; perches, Oregon, 30O40
ox; Crawfords. 50O6nc par box; pears. $1.250
1.50 par box; grapes, $1.0001.36 per
box; black figs, . par box; black-
terries, fl.35 per crate; watermelons. 75085c
per cwrsrr-d. $1 iff1 .: muskmelons. wntyBl
per dos: cabtaloupee, California, $1.00; Oregon.
$1.36 per crate; caaabac, $2.0002,36 per dos;
nectarines, TBObOc per box; huckleberries,
12Hc per lb; crabapplee, 2Hc pex lb.
VEGETABLES Turnips, $1.25 per each; car
vats, $1.38 per sack; becta, fl.25 par aack;
Oregon radiance, 15c per dos; cabbage. Oregon.
Sr. per In; lettuce, bead, 15c per doa: green
peppers, 40c per box: celery. 75c per doa; to
snatoea, Oregon, 80060c box; parsnips, 75c O
$1.26; green peaa. 6e par lb; green onlona.
1214c per dos: local green corn 10c
doa: pie plant. 2M2Wc ner lb: string besna.
-4it5e; cucumbers, 50c per sack; hothouse, 12VaC
Cr dos: cauliriower. $1.2001.25 par doa; butter
ana. Tc; pumpkins, ac lb.
DRIED FRI'ITS Apples, evaporated. TOBs
u. IK . ...I . aUOII. VK. ...b. lie
per lb less; p-se'hes, 7HJ0c
me per in: prunea, Italian. JM-nrsvic per in;
French. SUOdHe per lb; figs. California
blacks: 9Qc per lb; do whites. 6U7c
per lb; plums, pitted. 5406c p-.r lb; dates,
golden. 6Ue per lb; tarda, $1.80 par 15-lb box.
RAISINS Seeded, fancy lib cartoon. 66
Earkagee to case, THc pkg; seeded. 12-os car
ma, 5Hc; loose Museste, 50-lb boxes. 606Ua
per lb; London layera. $1.66: clusters. $3.00;
Hs. 36e; Us, 60c sdvsnce over pound cartons.
J FIGS Ten 1-lb cartona, chclce brand. BOc;
to 1-lb cartona. fancy brand. $1.00; 16 1-lb
bricks. 2 -crown. TBe; 10 1-lb bricka, 8-crown,
05c; 43 H-Ib bricks, per box. $3.00: M bricka.
85 to esss, $2.00: 5-row layera. per ho-Tb box.
70c: loose. 50-lb boxes, per n, 6Hc Pslisymr
nss Six-crown, 10-Tb cartons, per box. $3.00;
5-crown. 10-lb cartons, per bog, $1 75; 4 -crown.
20-lb cartons, psr box, $1 75.
qroosries, Nuts. Eta.
SCOAR Back he via Cube. $8.40; powdered.
f3.85; beet grafinlated, $4.15; dry granulated.
8.15; beet granulated. $0.05; extra C. $6 15;
golden C, $5.56; l.bla. 10c; Vk bhls. 36c; boxes,
60c advanes on sack basis, leaa 26c cwt for cash.
IS davsj maple. 14Q16c par lb.
HONEY it HO 15c.
COFFEE Oreen Mocha. 21023c: Java, fancy.
2rQ33c; Java, good. 20025c: Java, ordinary,
Aosgsuc; coara Kica.
fancy. lOtMOc: Costa Rlcs
good, 16018c; Costs Rica, ordinary. 11013c
per in; package coffee. 313.764314.76.
TEAS 4o!ong. different grades, 254366c: gun
powder. iMgjgggjmr: Engllab brrskfsst, dir
recent grades. 1ZM, none
aDlderlcg. ancolored
J 11 pan.
.10 4
06Bc; green Japan (very acarce). BO
8(V per lh
SALT Fine Bales. 2s. 8s. 4s. 8a. 10a. $1.30
421.50: table, dairy. Bna. 30.004111 60:
$6.150 ; imported Liverpool. 60a. $15,000
16.60; 100a. $14.78016.00: 324a, $14.60018.60;
extra fine. bhls. 2s, 3s. 5a. 10s, $4.00: balk,
S2n lbs. $8.50: sacks. 50s, 65c.
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100a, per ton,
$r.20O6 50; 60a. per ton. $5.6507 001 Liverpool
tump rock, $15.50(116 50 per ton; 50-lb rock,
B6.2B06.75: 100a. $5 7506.28.
(Above prices apply to sales of less thsn
ear lota. Car Iota si special prices subject
to flnctuations. F
GRAIN BAGS Cslcntts. $5.75600 per 100
RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1. Stic; No 3.
4e: New Orleans head. 4H04H: Adjack.
Bc; Creole. 4HOiVJc
BEAN'S Smalt white, 8H03"ac; large,
white, SUc; pink. 4Hc: bayou. 8H: Umaa.
4Ue: Mexican reds. Slic.
NUTS Peanuts. 7Hc: 1 rim boa, 8H par lb:
raw, BOlOe "per lb for rossted: cocoa nota. 850
POc per doa: walnuts. M. fl 1514c per lb: pine
nota. 10O12Hc per lb; hickory nota 10c per lb;
cheatnuta. eastern. 15val6e ner lb: Braaiv nnfa.
15c per lb: filberts. 1BQ16c per lb; fsncy
pecsns. 14 ac 1 oc per in: aimonqa. lfftne per lb
Meats. Flab aad Pnvistoaa.
FRBJBn MEATS Inapected Beef, steers. 6c
per in; coxja. ofn4c per lb; mutton, dressed.
44100 ner In: lsmbs dressed. 5 CI Ac per lb.
FRESn MEATS Front street Beef, steere
4H5c per lb? pork, block. 7HT7e per lb;
packera, 7He per lb: boHa, 2He per Tb:
eews, 3HQ4Hc per lb; mutton, rtcsi is, 405e
per 10; veal, extra. 7c per in; ordlnarv.
6c per lb; poor, 8c; lamha, 6HQ8He per lb.
HAafB. BACON. KTt . I ort land pa
1. BAixtrt. KTt . port land pack Ho
hams. 10 to 14 lbs. 14c per lb: 14 to 18 lha
14c per lb; IB to 20 lha, 14c per lb; cottage
BH par lb; breskfsst bacon, l-tHOlTH
per lb; plcnlca. lie per lb: regular abort
clears, nnem iked, BHc per lb: amoked. 10Hc
per id; clear nacne nnstnoaea, HC per lb;
amoked, 10c par lb: Pnlnn bntts. 10 to 18 lbs,
unamnked. Sc per lb; amoked, Oc per lb;
clear bellies, qrjkmokcd. HUc par lb; smoked.
12Hc per lb. -
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s. losie per
lb: 5a. 10 He per lb; 50-Th tins BHc per lb;
steam rendered. 10s. (St per lb: 6s. 8e per
lb; 50s. OUc per lb: compound tlereea, 6He par
10. tuna. nc per 10; oia. n.,c per 10.
i A 1- r. 1 1
S.88; 2-Ib I
-lb fancv
aaka ta'l
CANNED SALMON Coin mlds river. Mb telle.
tails, xz.nn; fancy 1Tb flats. $3.00:
flats. $1.25: fsncy 1-lb ovsls 89 75
. pink. 85030c; red, $1.60: seminal
2s. tall. $2. no.
FISH Rock cod. 60 per lb; Bounders. Be rer
lb: halibut 5c ner Tb: craha. $1.36 ner doa:
BtTped bass, 10iai2Hf tr 1M catflah. Tc per
in; ssimon. rninnox. mc per in; aieeiheada,
8c per Tb; blnebacka. 8c per lb; herring, .Be per
lb; aoles. 6 per lb: abrlmra. 10c per lb; ahad,
dreaaed. 8Hc per Th: perch. 8c per Tb; shad
toe. ISH1" Per In: roe shad. 8c per lb: blseh cod.
6c per lb; silver smelt. 6c per lb; lobsters.
12Hc: fresh msckerel. 8c, crawfish. 30c per
dos ; nonnnera, oc per id.
0T8TER8 -Sboalwater bay. psr ral. 33.95;
per aack. $3.75 ret: Olympla. per aack. $5 25.
clams Hard shell, par box. $2 00; rssor
clams. $1.75 ner bog.
Paints. Ooal Oils. Eta.
ROPE Pure Manila, 13H; standard. lBSAc.
Sisal. 10H.
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases. 31 He ner
gal; water white. Iron bbls 16c per gal, wooden
par gsl: headlight, 170-deg. cases S$Hc
per gal. Inn bbla 17c per gal.
LINSEED Oil Pore raw. In bbla 68c per gal.
cases 63c per gal; genuine kettle boiled, caae a
65c per gal. bbla 60e per gal; ground cake,
car lota $25.00 per too. leaa tbaa ears $96.00
par ton.
GASOLINE- 86-deg, raaea 32c per gal. Iron
bbla 38c per gal; atovc eaaan BiHe per gal.
Iron bbla 18c per gal.
BBNBINE eiS-deg. casss B3e psr gal. Iron
bhls lSVjr per gal
I'AI
INT on.
Raw
bbls 33c per gal. casss
3c
ner ra
1: boiled, cases 40c per
gat
TURPENTINE In esses 38e per gsl. wooden
per
iron bMa TBe per gal. 10-lb
caae lota 84c per gsL
WHITE LK AD -Ton
ax
on lota, THe per lb. 600-lh
lota 8c per lb. leaa lots nr par lb.
WIBE NAILB-rrreent base at XX fl
RARE CHANCE FOR COAST.
Trip ta,B. Oood Until and Xn-
oladlxiaT Beptamber 4.
Saturday. August 37, tha O. R. N.
will 11 raturn trip tickets to bnaoh
points for $I.$0. aroorl until and including
Beptamber i Pottar lasvaa Saturday at
9:30 sV m. Particulars of C. W. Btinajer,
city ticket agent. Third and Wrvahlng
ton atreeta.
RUN OF HOGS SHOWS
MATERIAL INCREASE
INDICATIOsTB MOW
TO
QUITE WEAK WZTX PEICE8 UM-
CM AMOED CATTLE
MODERATE!, Y SO.
Portland Union Stockyards. August 26. The
run o( hogs to market is a Sow lag aa Increase,
each day and the indlcatlona now are that the
arrivals will soon begin to break all escorts.
The hog market today showed considerable
weakness, bat there was no Changs In the
pries.
There is a food tone la cattle aad a moderate
one in sheep.
The receipts today constated of 100 hogs,
50 csttle snd 651 sheep.
Official ruling prlcea show
Oattle Beat eaatern
Oregon
steers. $3.00:
bast valley steers, 82.7503
I'J sierra, a, ivsao.ov, iuvuiu
medium steers,
ea 00
$2.75; cowa, $2.26; bulls. $175: stage
Hogs Beat heavy.
6.00; block. 35.250
5.60; China fata.
25; Blockers snd
feeders. $3.3604.25.
Sheep Beat grain-fad wethers and lambs.
$2.0002.60; mixed aheap, $1.7502.00.
CHICAGO HOGS HIGHER.
Chicago, August 36. There wars 10,000 heed
of hoga In today'a arrtvela. Tha market la
ruther steady, 5c higher. More activity la
shown In provisions than for soma time past.
Logan A Bryan aay: "We look tar a mora
active market in pork.
SENTIMENT LOOKS
FOR HIGH MARKET
(Furnished by Overback. Starr A Cooke Co.)
New York, August 28. Ths Nsws Buresu
says: Ths general aentlment continues very
bullish on stocks. Some of the moat conaerva
tive bouaee and big tradere look tor an advanc
ing market with activity and atrength In
tha rails, such aa Pennsylvania, St. Panl.
Southern PaclBc and Union PaclBc. TotOorrow'a
bank statement la expected to ba favorable.
The crop newa la not aa bad aa expected.
The official market today f
Amalgamated Copper Oo 57
Atcbiaon, common 81
do preferred , BoH
American Sugar, common HSa
Baltimore A Ohio, common 80
Brooklyn Rapid Transit MJi
Cansdlsn Pacific, common 12tm
Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul 152H
Cciuredo Fuel A Iron, common 36H
Erie, common 20
Illinois Central i 137
Louisville. A Nashville 121
Metropolitan Traction Co 128
Manhattan Elevated 155
Missouri Pacific 064
New York Central 132
Norfolk A Western, common 67
Pennsylvania Railway 124
People'a Oaa, Light A Coke Co. lo2
Reading, common 0 67
Rock Island, common 25
Southern Pacific ' 56
Union Pacific, preferred 08
United States Steel Co., common u .
do preferred 50 Si
Wabash, preferred 88
SAM F R ANCIBCO MINING.
San Francisco, August 36 Mining quotations:
Bid Ask
Caledonian 64 86
1 could A Curry 94 26
Mexican . 88 80
Ssrsge 92 24
Sierra Nevada 98 23
Union ConaoHdatad 38 88
Yellow Jacket 90 91
Tonopah Exoaange.
Bid.
..41
..60
..40
..IB
..86
..IB
..60
MrNamara ....
Belmont -
Midway
Tonopah Gold..
Jumhri
Red To
top
Field
Gold
SAM FRANCISCO LOCAL STOCKS.
San Franclaco, August 96. Close. 10:30 a. m.
local atocka:
Spring Valley Water
Si Oaa A Electric i
Giant Powder
Hawaiian Sugar 1
Honokea Sugar ..
Hutchinson Sugar
KUanea Sugar
Mtikawelt Hager
Pasuhso Sugar
Alaska Packera' Ass'n
Cal. Fruit fanners' Aaa'n
CaL Wine Aaa'n
AMERICANS AT PAR.
London. August 96 American atocka at 9 p.
m. are about at par with not much selling
pressure
TODAY'S CLEARINGS.
The Portland clearing houae reports today:
Ckarlnga $701,943.76
Balances 4,tv66.09
CONTINUED DROUGHT
DAMAGES SWEET CORN
(Journal Special Service.)
New York. Auguat 26. The Morning Commer
cial eaye:
"Advlcee from Bhsrpevllle, Ind.. report that
the prospect for a nsck of corn in thst
section is poor. The drought there baa reduced
the estimates on the prolsTble pack to 40 per
cent of the average. Cool nights In some
aectlona of Illinois are aald to be interfering
with the growth of corn, and in some qusrters
It is feared that frosts will occur before the
crop reaches msturlty.- The American Can
ning company reporta from Ibanon, Ind., that
a good part of tha corn crop In that aectlon
baa not had a rain for over a mouth. Con
ditions In the aectlon around Dexter, Iowa,
are reported unfavorable. The nlghta taming
cool, It Is said, will prevent the tips of the
ears from filling out. The eetlmstes made here
by the Fort Dee Moines Canning company are
75 per cent of a pack.
An advice from Konyon. Minn., aays the out
look there la a little better, bnt that not
over 75 per cent of a crop la expected. Aa
I'rbano. Ohio, advice atataa that the long con
tinued drought will shorten the crop to at
least 75 per c ut of an average yield. Packing
baa begun at Somerset, Ohio, and with a
limited acreage the prospects art for a full
crap. C. W. Swain writes from Wilmington,
Ohio, that the drought has cut the early corn
at least one-half, and that unless It rslns the
late corn crop will ba a failure. He eetlmstes
the prospects now aa not favorable for over
half a crop.
"Advices from sections In New York stste
eerlmste the probe Me pack of corn at from
50 per cent to a full pack. A Chicago advice
asys of the altuatlon: 'Both packera snd buy
ers sppear content for the moment to rest en
their oars. The heat posted among the bear
element feel a little more friendly toward 10O4
crop, but ths average Jobber glvea no visible
sign that he la more inclined to contract
for additional roods. Packera, on the other
band, are not Increasing their efforts to sail
for future delivery.' "
'FRISCO WHEAT DULL
AND UNSATISFACTORY
(Furnished by Over heck. Starr A Cooks Co, 1
Ban Francisco. Auguat 26 E. F. Hntton A
Co. ssy: We bsd a vary dull and nntntereatlng
wheat market today and flurtuatloaa were
within narrow llmlta. It will take another
day'a advance In the eastern markets to stltn
nlate the baying In this market. Speculators
sre good buyers on all weak spots. Wa ran
are as change In conditions to warrant any
change in our views SB to tbs future. Barley
baa beau In better demsnd today and re
ceipts are showing s falling off. Decemlier
opened at $l.tw. advsnced to Bl 00 and closed
at $1.00. We feel vary bullish on this
Today's official 11.80 a. m. market:
Open. Cloee.
Wheat. December.... v-. $1.50 $1 M
Barley. December.
1. ue a. "saw,
Liverpool Cotton Higher.
Liverpool. August 98. Cotton cloaed 14 $0 IS
points higher than yesterday.
Bid. Aak.
37 88
01 61
) 61
56 B7H
14 ll
8 10
id"
14 15
122 1Z1H
87 88
n
Demand for Fruit
Sugar Not So Heavy
Price Goes 10c Lower.
GAINS AFTER AN
OPENING DECLINE
IT OFTTOMS) BEOtM DAT
AT LOWE PRICES, SOT BOOST
UOOTIaV-MAY QAIMS S CENTS
rSOM YE8TEBDAT SEPTEMBER
ABTD DECEMBEH X ft CENTS UP.
Close
Today
.31.05
Cloae
Ana. 95
New September..
H n.tier
May
1.05 $1.04
107 1.06
1.08 1.07
L04
OLTi
.011
.U2
(Special Dlanatcb to Tha Joarnal.)
Clsteaa-o. Ana-sat 38. Tha tone of the wheat
market banged again thla morning sad prlcea
opened generally lc lower.
After the opening reporta of further1 damage
to the crop eent nrlces upward with a alow
but ateady move. This waa continued moat of
the aeaalon.
The higher figures in the Liverpool market
waa revise ted tvere ana aa song aa treat merger,
continues to follow tha advances here we will
have a good market.
The London and Parta markets ware reported
aa eaaier. nut tna strength in uiv
than made op for them. There la
reported In the United Kinrdom.
On the reaction In thla market yesterday there
were rather, heavy buying orders and Minne
apolis, Manitoba snd other northwest centers
were in the market again today.
New September opened lower at $1.09, and
after fluctuating upward fir toe major part
of tha day closed st $1.0614. This is an ad
vance for tha day of 2e and a rise of lc
rrom yesterday's highest close.
With a lower opening by st least e from
the close of yesterday. December wheat soon
showed atrength and the price began to pick
ap. The market cloaed at $1.07, aa advance
of lc from tbe previous day.
During tbe day the largest gal
by May option. The market on May option
from Thursday's laat Bale. Of the ramus
options May gained the quickest and at the
ckatng figure, $1.00, showed a riae of 8c
1 or xne session sno sc rrom yesiernay s close.
Heptejnber corn ckaaud practically unchangi
from yesterday, but cloned c higher than
yesterday at 53c on the better tone la wheat
With larger receipts there waa weakness it
os is ana eteniemncr exoeea ago
Today'a official market:
. . WAUCAT.
Open. High.
Tyrw.
$ 1.02
1.04
1.08
.62
Close.
$ 1.05
1.07
l.OBlt
New Sept $ 1.09
Old Sept. 1.64
May 1.06
$ 1.05
LOT
1 08
CORN.
.53
OATS."
.H2
PORK.
11.65
Sept..
Dec...
Sept..
Sept..
.58
-91
.89
11.65
.58
53
51
.82
11.60
.82
11.55
LIVERPOOL ORAIN MARKET.
Liverpool
August 28. Cloee:
Wheat options.
,d higher.
Corn Options,
d lower.
BRONZE MONUMENT
ATZOMA.Ii LINE
CANADA
IS XVQ-
OA TED TEE EBTABLI
THROWS VALUABLE
TO CANADA.
Tournal Special Service. )
Victoria, B. C, Aug. 1$. The) steamer
Danube has' returned after taking north
Professor King of Ottawa, O. H. Till
man, head of the geodetic survey, and
the United States commissioners for
locating the International boundary line
between Alaska and Canada. The com
missioners were taken up tha Portland
canal. At the mouth of Eagle river, on
a prominent point, a bronse monument
marking the exact boundary was erected.
It la six feet high.
Afterwards. In A cabin near by, which
was found to be exactly on the boundary
line, a historical banquet took place. The
table was set over the line ao that A
part of the party eat In Canadian ter
ritory and the sthers in Alaska. Toasts
were drunk to the king and queen, the
president of the United States and the
governor-general of Canada. Mrs. Till
man and Miss King were present.
The location of the boundary line near
the Portland canal throws what la re
garded as valuable mining land at the
base of the mountain into Canadian ter
ritory, and which was formerly held to
be Alaskan ground.
SAY SUTTON IS
DESPERATE MAN
"If any of these sailors try any funny
business on me. they will have reason to
know who Sutton Is. I don't cBre If
they put me in irons all the wsy over,
I'll give them something to think about."
The foregoing statements were made
to Warrant Officer Oolts by M. J. Sut
ton while being rowed out to the ship
Rajore In the stream for passage Co the
United Kingdom, and who escaped from
the vessel by beating the mate over the
head with a revolver between this port
and Astoria.
"I regard Sutton as a bad man," said
Oolts, "and while I was with him gave
him no opportunity to get the advantage
of me. He played the part of a sort of
-Willie boy- here, but I think he was a
hardened criminal. I firmly believe he
meant he would kill any of the men or
officers of tbe ship who interfered with
him."
Municipal Judge Ilngue wss surprised
to read last nlgbt of the escape of Sut
ton, but says it is too lade now for him
to take any action, inasmuch aa the
prisoner Is gone.
SPOKANE MAN ASKS
$157,800 DAMAGES
'Special ntapatrh to Tbe Joarnal. 1
Spokane, Wash., Aug. 26. Suit has
been started by David 8. Potherlnghnm,
A mining men of this city, against
James Breen, the builder and one of the
principal owners of a steamer In opera
tion In Osborne Bay, B. C. for $157,800.
Three years ago Mr. Fotheringham en
tered into a private contract with the
Lexnora-Mount Sicker Copper Mining
company, under tha terms of which he
waa to construct a 150 ton smelter and
purchase 150,000 (tons qf or from the
company. Thla contractwas afterwards
transferred to James Breen under an
agreement which provided that Mr.
Breen give him a position in the amel
ter st $110 a month; also that ha should
receive a tenth Interest in the smelter,
with the privilege of purchasing another
tenth.
The present suit is merely for dam
ages for the failure on the part of Mr.
Breen to carry out the terms of the
contract.
Mr. Fotheringham la giso on of ths
owners ot the Spokane hotel.
ALASKA AND
Sweeten Up
Now is the time, 100-lb. sack of
best Granulated Sugar for
$5.90
and other goods in proportion.
25
4 boxes Acorn Parlor Matches, 1,500 in
A box.
15
1 cans Condensed Cream; 3$c per dosen.
25f
T pounds good Whit Beans.
25
7 pounds choice Broken Rica.
35-f
Box No. 1 Macaroni.
254t)
IS bare good Laundry Soap.
354
S packagns Gold Dust.
25
Pound good Gunpowder Tea.
Coffee
We ar aUU sailing our fancy fresh
roast Costa Rica; Coffee for
IS Cents per Pound
FELLOWS
874 Washington Street
A. J. FARMER
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
Third and Jeiferwoii "
Tou can save SO per cent by dealing
with m.
2-tb. aauara Haaelwood Creamery
Butter 68o
H box Crackers boo
H-lb. oan Stall worth Coco 20c
-lb. can Stall worth Cocoa 10o
Jeans Lemon Cling Peaches 2c
1 pkg. Acme Health Koffee Ido
$ pkgs. Princess Koyal Maccaronl ..15c
1 lb. Shilling's Baking Powder tie
I lb. Royal Baking Powder 40a
1 lb. Arm A Hammer Soda tc
1 bar Naphtha Soap to
12 bars Royal Savon Soap SSc
t bars Baby Elephant Soap SCo
8 bars Diamond C. Soap ISo
8 bars Owl Soap 28c
1 can Alaska Salmon so
1 dos. Rex Deviled Ham 40c
2 lbs. Arbuckle's Coffee 26o
10 lbs. Sago or Tapioca Sue
1 lb. beat full Crexsi) Cheese 12 He
1 lb. good English Breakfast Tea.... 15c
Best sugar-cured hams, 1 lb. lie
7 cans Lye 25c
1 lb. Gunpowder Tea ........25c
2 cana Oregon Grape Cream 16c
2 cans Primrose Cream 18c
1 sack best D. O. Sugar $6.90
1 sack good Hard-wheat Flour.. ,.$6o
20-lb. pall best Lard $2.00
10-lb. pall pure Deaf Lard ..'. $1.00
1-lb. pall pure Leaf Lard ....50c
2 bottles Snlder's Catsup S6o
1 bottle Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing 10c
Deliveries on East Sid. Tuesdays
and Fridays.
: We Hope the
mining Congress
Delegates
Or at least tha majority of them, are
fed with meats from OBJITaVAXi aUB
KBT. We wish this for the reason
their visit will b doubly pleasant, and
they take home a good account of Port
land's advantages. Securing good meats
la surely one advantage to be talked
about.
KINDORF BROS.
BAST 418.
iso osAiro ave
Butter! Butter!
Beet creamery 46c and 60c
Good creamery 40c
Dairy butter SOc and 35c
Ranch eggs S dosen for sic
Best sugar-cured hams 16c
Breakfast bacon 15c
10 pounds pure lard $1.00
6 pounds pure lard 50c
Full cream cheese 10c and 12Vc
Bwiaa cheese ....26c
Java-Mocha coffee 30c
60c tea for SOo
Remember Saturday is chicken day.
Spring chickena 25c each. ,
Za Grande Creamery, a 64
TUSCAN
Mineral Springs
iT sat :
To Whom It May Concern
1 came to th above springs on April
$ to take treatment for my eye. I bad
a very sever attack of catarrh at th
eyes, was almost blind aftr treating
with the beat specialists that could be
found, and suffering for nine year I
have at last found a cure her at th
FAMOUS TUSCAN SPRINGS. I can
not praise them too highly. I hop that
other that ar nfntctad will give them
a trial. Ksnpsct fully.
W. L PALMER
Room (08. Commercial Blag.. Portland.
Oregon. ..
Mr. I. C Palmer, of Palmer. Or., wa
cured of rheumatism. " If you ar sick
write to us; we will give you th nam
and addreas of aome on cured of s
similar complaint
Tuscan Mineral Springs Corp.
TUICAS, CAL.
SExTD SO TOSS BOTTLB 07 TOxC'.CH
AJgD OAT
TOO LATE TO CLASSI7T.
MARION VEKBTREU Yonr lost wallet has
been left at Tb Journal buaiseaa office
claim It
BACH AT ST LOUIS.
(Journal Special Service. )
L Louis. Aug. 2$. An aerial race for
the Washington monument will be on
of the big features of Liberal Arts Say
at th exposition tomorrow. Georg T.
Tomllnaon of Syracuse will make the
first otBctal trial for th prls of $6,000
offerad by th exposition company. Tb
balloon which will be used for th rao
is a new silk bag with eapacltjV of
16.000 cta-blc fct. Mr. Thomllnsnn holds
the record for th longest amateur
filght In this country mad al Blng
hampton. N. Y., last yar.
TEETH SPECIALS
EXTENDED UNTIL SETT I
Boston Painless Dentists
Will make BrDsxoial lew nchonl rsvtsai In
order that all school children mav coma
and have . their teeth cared fur during
vacation. L ' P
These are th only dentists In Port
land having the late botanical discovery
to apply to th gums for PsinUaa Ex
tracting, Filling and Crowning Teeth,
and guaranteed for tan years
l r r i
m T "txsT " -aay w s
Extract! a REE !
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Geld Hulaf 7Se
Colo CrowBi SJ.H
Silver Mltlnfti 3k
roil xt of lettll ss.us
Crowns and Bridge Work at tow
Fries a specialty. Our Patent Double
Suction will hold your tseth up.
HO STUDKMTS.
Come In at once and take advantage) of
low rates. All work done by si
v soeclallstH
without pain and guaranteed for 11
years.
Boston Painless Dentists
Fifth and Morriuou streets, entrance
t$ltt Morrison.
Hew. ' i
Dr. W. Norton Davis.
IN A WEEK
Wa traat eocosava folly all private nervous and
ctronic diseases of men. also blood, stomach,
heart, liver, kidney and throat troubles. W
cure 8YPHILLI8 (without mercury) to stay
cured forever, in 90 to SO days. We remove
KTItlL'Tlilt, without operation or pain, la it
says.
we atop drains, tbs result of self ariose.
Immediately. We ran restore tbe sexual vigor
of any man under 60 by means of local treat
ment penlilxr to ourselves.
We Cure Gonorrhoea in a Week
Tha doctors of this Institute are all regular
K adnata, have had many years experience,
ve Been known in Portland for 15 yeara.
bare a reputation to maintain, and wffi under
taka no caae uulaaa certain ears can ba af
fected. We guarantee to cure in every caae wa nader
take or charge no fee. Consultation free It.
tera confidential. Instructive BOOK FOB 14 EN
mslled free in nlsin wrsnoer.
If yon cannot call at office, write for
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Ot OS hoars to 8. snd 1 to S. Sundays and
holidays. 10 to 12.
teaa leading speclallata in the Nortbwsat-
Eatsbllshed IBS.
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Van Mot Kotsl, M. M. Oo. Third aad
Pine Streets.
po-btlawd. omsKrosr.
THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR
D. SINGLETON
Th famous doctor has saved man7
live from operational He cures all dis
eases of men and
women, such aa
rheumatism. neu
ralgia, kidney dis
ease, stomach dis
ease, etc., by th
us of roots and
herbs, especially
prepared for each
case. All disease
successfully treat
ed with powerful
Chinese herb.
root and bars that ar entirely un
known to medical sclanc In thla coun
try. CONSULTATION FREE
Patients out of th city can b cured
at hom. Writ your symptom fully.
AddraaM
D. Singleton Chinese Medicine Co.
84 ST. Poui-th St Bet. Couch and Buxav
ruruana. Oregon.
E.tabllxhed 188o. Oregon
Portland
Marble Works
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