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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. .TUESDAY ; EVENING. MAY 5, 1903. 13 TODAY'S SUGAR VAI RED BY IVITHDRAWAL . T .S,, "V .... ..- t . ; Crittiiif Out fecial Brands Causes Advance oMUc . in the trice. , Front street features: Special sugar higher. ' Storage operation In eggs. "Cheese production ' heavy; . Creamery butter moving. r - Moat eggs selling higher. Spring chick demand heavy. Poultry market la liberal, .. 7 Beans advancing again Strawberries for fleet ' - ... Larger receipts of cucumbers. , nin. a thA , withdrawal by the re flnera a short tlmetsgo Imperial, Empire and Blank branda of sugar, inf-A i MnWii.ru who atlll retain suppltea ' are putting the prices on a mora unl- form baala by advancing tnese pcu brands 10o per hundred pounds which ar ; cane. As was told In - these coL umni some time ago. these special L brands pat Out by the California Hawaiian, and the Western Sugar Be fining company were simply what was 1 1 ..f .0ktlntf . hrandl" inasmuch SS they were established solely to the entrance of the Honolulu Plantation company Into the Pactf io coast mar drouth regular brokerage houses Mnese special urtuiua wc, ....,,-, rr--of cane sugar, exactly .the same astne regular cane oranu. uui . fihf , i nawnomer the older-estaD- llshed refineries put them out In com petition because the newcomer wa f lering at an open twu- -way the old refineries were Mlllnc sugar at ine annie un o . V " . . VT. lulu Planutlon that Is to tho who were maae aware or me mti "" specials were simply, the old cane brands under another name. Xo Heed of Brands. Now that the refineries have come to some sort of agreement there la no need of these fighting branda so they were withdrawn from the market and that much additional money went into the coffera of the refineries. At this time while the refineries are not actually together, they are not court ing any pHce wara and when "ad vances the others generally follow Wltn Jn the space of a few moments. At this time all refineries are naming the same prices. Spring Chlok Demand Xs.3r.eaT7. There Is a veYy heavy demand for spring chickens at this time and broil- m . ...... a irftrv. V.I tT ere ana jrr.i. w iuiu,,,,) call at prices that range om 4.50 to -4S.UU a aoeu. wuiiw ui ..... dealers are selling these .birds by. tho pdundi most of them are still dOtng business by the dosen. This means that practically 30o a pound Is obtained. When sold by the actual weight a lesser figure rules. . Ordinary chickens are in fair, receipt with demand along the street good to day at prices Quoted by The Journal. Turkevs are scarcely arriving at all nwl would find a good demand at high figures. Receipts of spring ducks are nominal with movtngs at high figures. Dressed meat receipts are quite good, especially as regards veal. Storage . Operations la Eggs. Storage egg operators are again At work and the input during thejpast 48 hours has been quite llboraL. . Receipts Of eggs are showing a decrease and for this reason the salable supplies are short In many places. Most of the eggs are today moving at 17V4le and this is the price today quoted by Front street merchants and The journal. An efort Is being made by one or two of the members of the board of trade to boost the commission on eggs up to 10 per cent. A petition with that purpose in view is being circulated among the commission men. Oases Production X Heavier. According to latest advices from Til lamook and other Oregon cheese cen ters, the production or cheese in this state will be somewhat heavier than a year ago. Already the make is great ly increased and in consequence local arrivals are heavier. This applies prin cipally to "Twins" as "Young Americas" are still In small supply and are quoted at a slight premium. Brief Votes of the Trade. Oranges are getting very scarce along the street , . m A shipment of bananas was reported In this morning. Oregon strawberries are still strag gling In but quality Is still poor; ber ries being mostly green. Price unsat isfactory therefore. Receipts of hothouse cucumbers are quite liberal from local placea and the market Is easier.- Hothouse lettuce Is showing fine qual ity and late arrivals have been more eagerly picked up at 111.50 a box. String beans from Brawley, Califor nia, are arriving by express daily. With fine quality receivers experience no difficulty In selling at 15o a pound. Front street sells at the following prices. Those paid Bhlppers are less regular commissions: Oram, Flour and Hay, WHEAT Board of Trade Club, 86e; Muestem, 89c; red, 84c; Willamette valley 88C bushel. KLOLH Eastern Oregon patents. 4.66; straights, $8.85; exports, 8.46 11.80: valley, 84.45; graham, U a 14.16, whole wheat. 84.40; rye, 60s, $5.60; bales ,kHAT Producers' orlcs Timothy, Wlllemette valley, fancy 815: ordin ary. S18.CO018: eastern Oregon, 116 IT; mixed, 810 10.69; elover. 810011; ' grain, t ); cheat, (); alfalfa, $180 18.60. CHITTIM BARK 4 4 14a Batter, Eggs and Poultry. BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o., b. Port land; sweet cream. 21c; sour, 19o lb.' BUTTER Extra creamery, 22 He; fancy. lH422Vc; ordinary. 20c; store, ISc. EGGS Extra fancy, candled, 17 18c , CHEESE Full cream, flats, 14 He; half skimmed. 18c lb; Young Americas, .(!,- -.. ik. 1 V" . ju )U yui iu, Anuiuim. vuu siiii ericas, 15c: flats, 14o lb. juixea hens, 14 lb: frj It." A-A, I. 1 1 , C -C-J 1 7 . Ik.- Tu 19 20c lbt squabs, $2.50 dosen; pigeons, $1.26 dosen; dressed poultry, ltflHe per. lb. higher. . Bop. Wool and Bide. contracts, 1808, SQSHe lb, vg0Lr-l9O8 Willamette valley, 12 MOHAIR 1808 Nominal, llQMttc RED STRAWBERRIES , FOR BOYS IK BLUE MesMMsaasaHsMMD . f: 4 The boys , of the navy are going to enjoy strawberries and , 4 cream at the expense of Port- land, for most of the California 4 4) berries are how being hurried to 4 Ban Francisco for the entrance 4 '.of the fleet tomorrow. J There '. fore strawberries from the south,' 4 4 are very scarce here, even with- 4 san advancing season ,ind prices, O-, are. i stiff arid higher. ".Fruit", 4 4 houses have not been abla to se- 4 cure half or even 'quarter of the 4 berries ordered.. lvV':A', V':--tI.:-'"' 4 ' ' C it "-u :ry.;J:.::' MARKETS RICE EATERS ARE ; HIT BY Bia SHORTAGE ;t.la; , .ii i ii. v; ; 4 The production of rice In the . 4 : United States Is not keeping pace e e with the consumption, for of late 4 4 pricey have been steadily ad- 4 . vanclng and another Ho a pound 4 4 was added to the eost by local 4 e wholesale' handlers. New Orleans 4 4 head is principally affected and 4 the quotation on this ; went to ; 4" J& a pound today. Weather 4 conditions - are likewtee said to be against the new crop.. 4 HIDES-Ory hides. 1812o lb: salt, 4 6c; green, 10 less; 1 calves, green, t7e kips. So lb; bulls, green salt, InvrlHO in . . .. - . 8KEEF8KIN8 Shearing. i5O20a each 1 short wool, t5o04e; medium, wood. 60c Off- seen: long wool 7 60 $1.26 each. -v f . " r;; CM TALlOvv-- Pfiroe. '' per It; 3oOe; No. a and grease, ltH. t rattei and Varetaweev pvr iTnira Bslest. 7ld. selllnri buy ing, Willamette vaUey. 4660o; eastern Multnomah and Clackamas,, so" 660 per CWt; sweets, Wto; new potatoes, ONIONS Jobbing price, beet Ore gon, $4.60: seconds,, $4.00gi4.26; Ber muda, $2.76 per 60 lb crate; 6 crate lots, $2.(6 orate; garlic. 26o lb. . APPLES Beleot, 881 fancy. SS.2IO $.50 r -hoice,- 2.06J. ordlnaryr I1.M,----F-RniTS Oraniea 8128 O 2.76;. bananas 6H0 per lb; crated, 80 ; lemona. 52VC.SO cox; grapen-uii. i.oev 8.60; pineapples. $4.505.60 dos; straw- herrlaa - IKlOA t( tier, 16 bOZ Orate. - VEGETABLES Vfurnlps. new. $00e sack; carrots, 6 Oo sack; beets, $1 sack; parsnips. 86c$l: cabbage. $1.5002; tomatoes. California, i ); Mexieanr 12; beans, 18c; cauliflower, Oregon, 50T5e dos; peas, 6 6c; horseradish, 810c lb; artichokes, 5076c dos; green onions, 18 Ho dos; peppers, bell. 25c; Chile, 16c lb; hothouse lettuce, $101.60 box; head lettuce, 2 5 80c dos; cucumbers, hot house, local, $101.76 dos; radishes, 16o doa.- bunehes; rhubarb, Oregon, 88o lb; celery, ); cranberries, eastern. $9.00 010.60; sprouts, 8c lb.; asparagus, Ore gon, 8086o doa bunches; Walla Walla, $101.26 box; spinach, 8090o box; string beans, 15o lb. Orooeiies. Hat. Ha. SUGAR California & Hawaiian Re finery Cube, $8.80; powdered. $8.66: berry. 6.66; dry granulated, 6.46; XXX granulated, $6.45; conf. A., $8.46; extra B., $6.0C; golden O., $6.60; D., yellow, $6.76; beet granulated, $6.36; bar rels, 15c; half barrels, 80c; boxes, 66o advance On sack oaala - (Above prlcM are days net oasb nuotatlona) HONEY $8.(0 per crate, COFFEE Package brands, $16.50. SALT Coarse lis If ground. iOOs. $11.00 per ten; 60s. $11.60; table, dairy 60s,- $16.60; 100s, $16.00; bales, $2.35; Imported Liverpool, 60s, 82w.0w: luoa, 118.00; 4a 18.00: extra fine rarreta, 2 s and 10s, $4.5006.50; XJverpool lumf rock, $20.60 per ton. loan car iota Car lota at special prices subject to Nuntuatjona.) RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1. (c: No 2, 6H6c; New Orleans, head, Tc; AJax, ( ): Creole, 6 o. BEANS Small white, $4.6S; large white,. $4.60,; . pink. $3.86; bayou, $3.85; Limas, $6.86; Mexican reds. ( ). NUTS Peanuts, Jumbo. 1c per lb; Virginia, t$4a -per . lb;' roaated. c per lb; Japanese. H 08 He; roaated, 8H per lb; walnuts, Cailfornla, Hv oer lb; bine nnts, J6o per lb; hlcaory nuts, loo per lb; brasll nbta. 15o per lb; fil berta. 16o per lb; fancy pecans. 1620 per l: almonds, l$o, . Saeatf. MU and Frorlsioas. . fjkkSf?Eb MEATS rronv street "Hogs, fancy, 8o lb; ordinary. 74 7 He; large, fttffoe; veai, extra. oo per . . 1, t . haw IK Ia n. 1r 78o per lb; mutton, fancy, 10o per lb; spring lamb, with pelts, 10c; with out pelts, 11 Hc. - tf I tin w a i TlK! ffTf1 PnrtUn.l flr (local) bams, 10 to 12 lbs., 15c per lb.; 14 to 18 lbs.. 14 Ho per lb.; 18 to 20 Iba. 14Vfcc: breakfast bacon. 14 52 220 per lb; picnics, lOo per lb; cottage rolL ilo lh: reerular ohort clears smoked. 11 Ho per lb; unsmoked. 10 Ho per lb; clear baoks, unsmoked. lOHc; smoked, HHo; Union butta, 10 te 12o ib; unsmoked, 120 par ID; smoseo. in per ;o; uear belliea unsmoked. 13o per lb; smoked. 14c per lb; shoulders, llo per lb; picaiea tongues, iyo omva. -uv!. I.ARD Kettle leaf. 10a 12Ve per lb; 6s, 12o er lb; 60-lb tins, 12Ho rier lb; steam rendered, 10a 11 o per b; 6s. 11 Ho per lb; compound, 10a, ie per lb. FISH. Hock cod. 12 Ue lb: floundera 6c per lb; halibut, 6o per lb; striped base, l6o per 10; catfish. Ilo per lb; sal mon, cbinook, to per lb; steelhead. 70 per id; nernngs , do per io, soiea, 7o per lb; shrimps, - lOo per lb; perch, '6o per lb; tomcod. Ilo per i; lobsters, 25o per lb.: fresh, mackerel, 8o per lb: craw fish. 26o per dosen; stur- KeOTl. MM1v fva iu, uubwh was. w nr lb; silver smelt, to 7c per lb; sturgeon, 12Ho lb; black cod, 7Ho lb; crabs, $1.00 1.60 dos; shad, 8 He; -roe shad, Sor shad, roe, 12 Ho lb. . OTSTKKa) Bftuaiwaier nsy. per gal lon. $2.60: per 100-lb sack, $6.00; Olym pian -per gallon, $8.48; per 100-lb sack, $475o 06.60; Eagle, earned. (0o can; $7 doaem eastern in shell, $1.76 par buo- dred. . . , CUAMB tiarosneii. per oox. i.t s; raaor clam a (2.00 per boa: 16o per dos, Iainta, Coal OO. ma, DhPIU.Pur. mantla. lie! ' mtAnAmrA. llV4c: sisal. SHd; L B. sisal 8 He Coal OUa . ' , . iron iJDia Maea wooa tsoia Water White . lOHo 14Ho Pearl Oil 1$ O ..... Head Light ... l$Ho l$Ho Eocene " Special W.W.. 14 o a- 1$ c Elaine o ...... Extra Star ... ..... 81 o , . Qaeoline Iron Bbla Case a V. M. and P. Naphtha ...12Ho 12H Red Crown Gasoline ioho Motor Gasoline ......... '16 Hd it nar pant Gasoline ...10 a Kn l Rnilna Distillate.. 8 6 16 BENZINE 86 deg., cases. HHo per gal; iron bbls,12Ho per gaL T U nrcn ic in cases, no per gai, wood bbls, 69o per gaL IjINSKKD OIL Raw. bbls 49e: cases 65c; boiled, bbls 6lc; cases 67o a gal; lots or 260 gallons 10 leea, WHITE LEAEX Ton lota 1s per lb; (9 lb lots, So per lb; less lota 8H. WIRE liAILS Present basis at 13 16. PRODtTCB IN SAN FRANCISCO. Are Very FJrm Wlth..PrIces To- day Showing an Advance. "San Francisco. May 6. Butter fter Found) California fresh, extras, 23c; Irsts, 21 Ho; seconds, 81 Ho; Packing No. 1, lHe; No. 2, 18Hc. Eggs (per 'dosen) California fresh. Including cases, extras, 2Se; firsts, lc; seconas, iiiniras, isa . New cheese (per pound) California flats, fancy, 12 Ho: firsts, 12c; seconds, 10Ho; California Young America, fancy, 13Hc; firsts, 13c. Storage Eastern fancy. New York, 16He; Oregon, 14o. potatoes tper cental; ivompocs, ii.is S11.5: -Orearon Burbanka 7cilll Ofl: river . whites, fancy, 4085e; new po tatoes, si.ydcvx.uu Der ceniai. . Onions Bermudas, $1.762.00 per crate: Australian Browns. 16.00 (35.00 per orate; red onions, $1. 762.00 per sacK, ; uransea cer oox rjavein. rancv. 12 so 2.76: standards. tl.OO02.26: tao- gennea, i.(8WJ.u. , . - Northwest Bank Statement. , PORTLAND. Clearings today , .... M, . $1,1 4T.78 9.81 Year ago 1,119.649.72 Balances today ............ 188,917.61 near ago 125,040.88 "' SEATTL.tr Clearing ; ,y, ... . , , . .... ,t. $l,$01,50.OO tKianes . ...... , lte.Vfg.OO - TACOMA. Clesrlngs . . . . . .....,...,..$ Tl. 808.00 Balances .................. 8.361.00 S: P. LEADER ; OF THE MARKET Harriman Issues Are Active ; .With Union Pacific Near ly 2 Points Up. r; New. York, May 6. The stock market wa la the hands of friends today. ' and under the leadership Of Harrlman Issues the market ; advanced ' several points. The active ones were Southern Pacific, with a 'net gain of 2 point at the end of the day, union Paciflo 1. -points, St Paul point, and Northern Paoifio 1 point. There was likewise consider able activity in Reading, which closed higher ai 110 H. : ; ' The market opened firm, with trading of good character up to the neon hour. Then the activity seemed to drop to pieces ana late aaieg ware smaii. (Range- by. Downing-ljopkins Company.) DESCRIPTION. Amal Copper sugar Colo. Fuel A Brooklyn . . . f eome s uaa U. 8, Steel, torn. Atchison ....... B. St O. ........ Can. Pacific .... urie ........... Louis. & Nash... Mo. Paciflo Pennsylvania . . Reading Rock island . . . S. Pacific St. Paul Union Paoifio '.. Am. Smelter N. T. Cen Northern Pan... Anaconda Great Northern Federal Smelt. . Cen. Leather . . . . Am. Loco. Smelter. r Norfolk ....... Ontario ........ Ches. ft Ohio... R. I. p w a bash, Extra dividend, 8 per cent. uota.1 saies 47,eoo snarsa Money: High, 2 per cent; low, 1 per cent;, close, 2 percent. E SALE PROVES 816 SUCCESS PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Ho its. Cattle. Rheen Today 62 140 866 J907 , ... . 225 lio 1806 184 216 1068 1905 80 Portland Union Stockyards, May 6. The second of a aarlaa nt hnr during the iSast 24 hours has proven a great success. While only 83 horses were sold, and while the prices did not reach the record figures of last wfea, values were very good consider ing the stock offered and sellers were very muoii pleased at the outcome. Hosts remain firm with scant arrtv. sis but cattle are dull and sheep easy a( former quotations. A year ago today all quotations were easy and unchanged from the previous ornciai yard Drices: Hoes Best stuff 18 3K rSlna iais, lo.uufffo.zo; xeeaers. 6.b04f 5.76. Cattle Fancv eastern Orea-nn ataera. $6; medium, J 4.00 4.60: beat eows and heifers, $4.004.25: medium cows. $8.80 a. id; dujis, ix. boms; stags.. 34. Sheep, sheared Best wethers. I4.T5 T5; spring lambs. Weighing 78 pounds. $66.60; ewes, $4.254.50; mixed, $4.50 4.75. HOGS STRONG IN EAST. Market Is Holding Well With Small Arrivals Noted for Day. Chicaao. May 5. Hoes. 18.000: eat. tie. 3,000; sheep, 15,000. Hogs are strong at yesterday's close. Left over yesterday, 6,000. Mixed. $6.256.72; heavy, $5.45r.66; rough, 36.20&.40: light. 35.2505.65. Cattle and sheep, steady. Kansas City. Mo., May 6. Hogs, 14,- 000; cattle. 9,000; sheep, 7.000. Omaha, Neb., May 5. Hogs, 8,000; cattle, 4,300; sheep; 3,000. NEVADA FillNES LOSE FORMER DAY'S RISE San Francisco, May 6. Noon closing prices: Sandstorm 38c Red Tod Ext. 13c Co lumbia Mountain 20o, Jumbo Ext. 30c, Silver Pick 20c, Black Butte Ext lc, Atlanta 23c, Great Bend 42c. Florence is.80, Diamond a. B. uons. iac, wmn. 24c. Lou Dillon 2c, Yellow Tiger, 100, Yellow Rose lc. Col Mt. Ext. Io, Qold field Consolidated $5.62 H. BULLFROG DISTRICT. Llge Harris lc. TONOPAH DISTRICT. Tononah Nevada $8.25.' Tononah Mon tana $1.70, MacNamars' 80o. Tonqpah Belmont 31.17 H, Tonopah North Star lie, Jim Butler soe. MANHATTAN DISTRICT. Little Joe lc Granny 60. Jumping Jack 8c. SCATTERED DISTRICTS. Nevada Hills 32.80. Pittsburg f-llver Peak $1.15, Eagles' Nest 18c BOSTON COPPER MARKET. (Furnished by Overbeck Cooke Ca) Boston. May 5. ornciai Trices': Adventure . . 1 I Old Don. n Alloues 25 10 '! Osceola ...... Atlantic .... Cop. Range... Ouincv ...... 81 12 Shannon ..... Daly weei .. Tamarack' . .. 69 Dom. Cop. ... t C. Ely .. H Wolverine .j.ltO Gold H1U HLButte Coala . 22 .. 8HUnlted 6 St Greene . , Michigan 10 Trinity 13 Mohawk . . . . No. Butte ... 47 67 11H $ Parrot ... NlPDtaslnar H Nev. Cons. ., Winona . . Glroux . Northwest Crop Weather. Teaatarn Oresron and western Weah Ington Showers tonight or Wednesday; southerly winds. . . : - Eastern Oregon and southern Tdaho Falr tonight with light frost. . Wednes day fair.. . - ...-. r Eastern Washington end northern Id aho Fair tonight and Wednesday. " Lfrertmol Wheat Market, t Liverpool, May4 B-s-JuIjf wheat Opened . L 9 ii A . aImajI - at- - 7. STL,- m gain pf, dl over yesterday. ' 4 w r . q i i i 61H oHS ., ,. 127 16. I4H i 47H 46H 7H 90 69 89H 3H 86 36H 102H 101 102H 81H 80H 81 41 87H 8T 87H 168 164H 1(5 18H 18H 18H 107 i08H10H 49H 48H 48H 119H 11 8 (i 118H 110H 108 110 15 T4 16H 16 88 ti tS 1(1H 12CH 130 1S8H 1$$H 72H 71H 72H 102 101 102H 1S8H 182 132 88 H 7 i 88H 137 69H 2H 48H 96H 95 9H 64H $5 88 ($H 38H 33 33 (2H 19 19 SECOND HORS While the Salmon : Season Has Been Open on Columbia Since April 15 the Eun tf Fish Is Smaller Than at First. CORN PRICES BET H SETBACK All: Grain Values Suffer ' From Liquidation and Short Selling Today. CHICAO WHEAT. . Open. Close. May ....108 102 July .... 80 iOM Sept. .... 86 - ; 66 MARKET. ' 'May 6. Loss. 103 H Chicago, May 6. The corn market re ceived a setback ' today with better weather reports from the belts. July was sold and being offered on all. sides and the market opened lc under yes terday's final at tk and closed at 62 a, a net loss of S He. r w , ,s Wheat started, quite steady on ao oount of the fair showing of Liverpool, which closed d higher for July. May was Weak soon after and started to slide, with the result ; that the closing was at $1.02 or e. lower than yes terday. While July was a fraction up at the opening, the market was de- f ressed later, although making an lnl lal gain of o on short covering. The closing was Ho, under yesterday. Sep tember was strong early and held bet ter than the others. It closed a frac tion under yesterday. Provisions were steady to strong, with a continuance, of a good tone & hoga ' Range by Downlng-Hopklna Co. WHEAT. - Open. High. Low. Close: May ... log 108 101 H 102 .02 July ... Sept. ... July ... Sept. ... 1H 86 k86K . CORN. 63 66 68 H 66 OATS. 28 US July ... 87 37 Sept ... 46 46 4AH MESS PORK. July ,..1365 1363 1366 Sept. ...1886 1890 1383 1383 World's Wheat Visible. New York, May 6 World'a visible supply of wheat shows decrease of 14,- 583,000 bushels. Weekly Grain Exports. New York. May 6 Weekly exports: Wheat 240.447 bushels. flour 124.269 barrels. Taconia Wheat Market. Tacoma, May 6. Wheat, export, club, 84o; bluestem, 86c; red, 82c. Chicago Cash Barley. Chicago, May 5 Cash barley 6270o. As a factor toward naming accurate Quotations on fruits, produce and poul try, the Portland board of trade has eome to an untimely end. While there is a meeting of the produce interests cauea, it is not liKeiy mat many Front street merchants will respond a canvass of the situation showing but few dealers In favor of the movement For juat a short time since the ex change opened a fraction over a month ago, there was a fair amount of Inter est In the proceedings by Front street men. but of late but one, or possibly two, men in as many different illnes have attended the sessions; hence, the quotations are now the matter of opin ion of one or two men Instead of re flecting what Is actually occurring on the street On the Board of Trade today there was a good attendance of grain men, but this Is the lax time of the year for that Interest and no transactions are reported. Because of the Impossibility of secur ing accurate produce quotations at this time on the board of trade. The Jour nal has omitted them and they will not be printed again until they become rep resentative of actual conditions. In the meantime the Front street quotations will be printed as heretofore. However, the doings of the grain department of the board will be printed daily. (Special Pfapatfh to The lonrnti.) Walla Walla, Wash.. May 6. From the Interest displayed In the demonstra tion train which the O. ft. & N. started from Starbuck yesterday afternoon and whloh will be sent through the Touchet and Walla Walla valleys, several hun dred farmers will attend the two meet ings which will be held in Walla Walla, one tonight at the Commercial olub rooms, following the train's arrival at 8:10, and one. at 10:45 tomorrow morn ing at the new passenger depot at the foot of Main street. The train this afternoon is making stops at various towns in the Touchet valley, including Dayton, Waltsburg, Huntsvllle and P reb oot t and at eaeh point the lectures from the Washington Agricultural college have been enthusiastically received by farmers. ., Summer fallowing, conservation of moisture In the soil, animal husbandry, horticulture and dairying are the prin cipal, topics handled by the lecturera The exhibits carried by the demonstra tion train have, attracted much inter est among the farmers, as tntenslve dry land farming Is one of the perplexing problems facing farmers outside of the irrigated districts. Following the arrival of the train this evening an informal meeting and re ception will be held In the Commercial club room. Tomorrow .morning the train will go to Wallula. stopping at various towns - on the return trip to Walla Walla GRAlJf IX SA?f PRAXCISOO. Mills tnf fa Showing an Advance Barley Is Easier. San Francisco. Mar 6. Met-chama' -texohange: " ' Wheat May, ii.czh: December, $1.17. Barley May, 11.43 V ; December. 11.88. Coast wheat White Walla Walla, tl.7Hi Rd Russian. 1.6S; Turkey red, $1.70; bluestemT?l.TlU. Cash barley No. 1 bright. 11.48; brewing. 11.65 ..Cash oats No. 1 white, $1.66. Mlllstuffs Bran, $11.60; middlings, j. Will Dip Mangy Horses. (Speclat Dtapateb to Tt ionraal.) i Pendleton. Or May (.The dipping of mangy horses win begin on the reservation about May 26. It la es timated' that 1,600 horses on the reser vation are affected with the mange, and a ear of- petroleum has been en- gagea ror tnis purpose, a inorougn aip ping will be made for 'manga through out Umatilla county.. " Peas From Th Dalles. . - . (8pri1 Dlnpatek te Tbe Journal.) The Dalles, Or., May 6. Within the PRODUCE SECTION IS INACCURATE Oil BOARD DErilONSTRATI OH TRAIN INTERESTS FARMERS next few .days peas will be shipped to the Portland market. Tney are ripe now interne gardens, but are not yet ripe in sufficient quantities . to - be shipped. : However, with - a-. few days more of warm .weather they will te large enough to market ' - Cherries are already assuming shape arid with good weather there will be n enormous crop around The Dalles. Other fruits are in good condition, and gi ve . promise , of a larger ' crop .than usual, i " ' : -- Grain is doing' well, and while there la need of moisture in some localities, yet most of it Is doing- well. ' v- Deliver Eddyrflle Pool. Nashville, Or- May B.The EddyvUle mohair pool was sold April. 80 to William Brown & Co. of Salem for 18 H cents, f . a b. cars Eddyvilla The atock has been weighed up and deliv ered. ' The lot weighed . about 16,000 pounds. ; , - . ' ', Today's Metal Market. New - York,' May ' B. Metal prices: Copper Lake, 1212e; electrolytic, 12 4J130; castings, 126X2o. - - . jfajjo,, Qoi& Shares. New York. May 6-Yukon gold. 3. CASE OF ORCHARD J GOES OVER ONE DAY XU' ftTatted rraaj Leased WTra.l i Boise, . Ids-, May, --The stata board of pardons today postponed the hear ing on the Orchard case until tomorrow. San Francisco Office Oregon Iournal 1206 Call Bldg. V Telephone Kearney 8120. aSTTXTlHEMZXTTB A2TP tHTB BCJaXTTIOJIS KBOEXTSS. Oregonlana when In Ban Franetsee ran bay their mall swat la care f The Journal offloa. ARTHUR I FISH. Representative. Medical Building PARK AND ALDER STS. Alphabetical Directory Barbs. 8. J.. Biggs, J. O., Klrstel, Bdw. dentists Suite 625. Frenoh, O, Oertrnds, Dr., physician Bulta B25. Phones Main 714. A-4917. Ferris, firs. T. S. it O. X, dentists Formerly Maoleay bldg. Suite 211. Main 18B9. Hyde, Dr. Xoa WlUet, physician and surgeon Praetloe limited to genito urinary diseases. Formerly Flledner bid. M. 65. A-1S8B. Kosmer.O. 8., Farker, K. Ch, Drs. Suite 609. Phones Main 25. A-18C5. Kawka, O. B., Dr., physician and surgeon Stolbrook, Dr. Millard A, dentist For merly Macieay bldg. Bulte 401-2-S. Suite 407. Main 1611. A-1511. aCeefer, X B- Dr., dentist Suite 61T. Main 188. A-1404. Xnu-kla, Oeo., Dr., dentist Suite 60S. Phones Main S78. A-S744. Perkins, T. I., Dr., dentist Suite 40T, Phones Main 1512. A-S404. Tlnuns, Bdn O Dr., physician Suite 6Z6. fhones Mam 714, A-4l7. Visiting wnrses' Association Suite 60L Phone Main 407. Watson, Alfred Dr., dentls Suite 60S. Phones Main 678. A-1744. Btegler, Amelia and Pred J- physicians and snrgeons Main 682. A-4043. NEW TODAY. Northrop Acres The most beautiful property on the West Side. ONLY 10 MINUTES' IDE on Oregon Electric line. YOU CAN MAKE an inde pendent living on one of these acre tracts. Come to the Office And let us show you this beau tiful property. Only $600 Each One fourth cash, balance to suit you. M. E. LEE Room 411 Corbett Blfe, Fifth and Morrison. Three Acres Znslde city Ztmrta, on track. Hartman & Thompson Cfcamher of Commerce. LARGE PROFITS FROM SMALL LYVESTHENTS Six acres in the city limits, unsur passed for platting, beautifully located, all level and In cultivation; half in orchard and berrlea Small sum to In vest, balance per cent. Kent of $140 will pay the interest. - Call at our of fice) for further Information. THE CROSSLEY CO. . roa-ros ooxbsty mxjck StsrVooms,' tnodern, beamed ceiling In dining-room, fireplace, furnace. etoTi corner lot 117x167; beautiful view of mountains for only $6,0, with good terms. Ziromorriian asaia lera. ; eai cotbett Btuiaiasr NEW TODAI I) Mm Come out today and buy a few lots at McKenna Junction. Great changes, will take place at Mc Kenna Junction within the year. Prices will advance rapidly and rteadily. Just opposite McKenna Junction Swift & Co. will spend $4,000,000. Remember, McKen na Junction has nearly a mile of frontage on the 100-foot Colum bia boulevard. Columbia boule vard will be what Washington street is to Portland. Railroad yards, factories and other indus tries will be established at Mc Kenna Junction. Tracks are now being laid from McKenna Junc tion to the Swift plant. 9300 -Residence lota com manding unobstructed view of the mountains and - Golumbia river. Bull Run water. 9375 Business lots on Fiske, Stratton and Newman streets, in blocks adjoining Columbia boule-. vard. 9400 Business lots on Chau tauqua boulevard in blocks ad joining Columbia boulevard. Terms, 10 per cent cash and 10 per cent quarterly. W. H. GRINDSTAFF Offices Goddard Station, on the St Johns Carline. No. 510 Commercial Bldg. Phone Main 6009. rvington A few choice lots which should be picicea up Deroro tne prices are ad vanced: 890060x100, on 16th st, close to Braaee. 8?M)0 BOrlOO, on 18th st, close to S900 60x100, on lid st, near Thomp son. 1AOO 41x100, on 14th st, close to Tillamook. S110O 60x100, on 14th St. south of 1 nompiDn. 1430 16x100. on 14th st, near Tfl- lamooa. S20OO 100x100, corner lid and Braaee. 82400100x100, corner 24th and Thompson sts. The district In which these lots sre located is being rapidly Improved with payd streeta One third cash will handle these. IRVINGT0N INVESTMENT CO. OWNERS S31 Chamber of Oommeroe, Paon Mala 3177. HOOD RIVER Splendid Small Buy at Dee lltt acres, absolutely finest apple land In upper valley; ft mile from raU road; 1 acres in cultivation, 3 -room house, furnished: well, garden, fruit. 1 chicken-houses: Dig mill half a mile distant where lowest wage Is $2.50 per day. $710 cash payment Price. $1500 CHANCE FOR THE WORKING MAN Call for further particular Mac Rae & Angus 411 Chamber of Commerce. RIGGS ADDITION Twentr-flve-mlnuts ride from 'the center of town, on Mount Scott carline, lacing juiuara ave. - etreei graaea. water pipes laid. t,ots 60x100. Ten of these lots were sold before . the blue prints were readv. Only a few left. and these will be sold this week. Come up toaay ana let us take., you out and show you the best lota in the city for ins pnoa. luls eaou, i per oeat down. a par muuui. , RIGGS LAND CO. Bit . Couch "Bldg..; th St, Bear Wash. " HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. Beauty Parlon.VJJ.ft iges, etc wrs. Bonney. liv swetlana. Fire Insurance IU. 4Ji't P. Sherfcey about it . Phones A15872 Mam sdO. stn wt., cor, wasnington. Gas Mantles tS.oKfi; eacn; I.T ooa. Manning. inira u 1fA fVAflTTl Butter, Iklllk and Cr ACQ Uream Aiblnar. Creamery Co. Cream. Ttrt O' Mailer and Neuberger, 117 and olgara Look for our eut-rate sal. Free deuvary. rnoiw jaam BUSLXESS KOTXCXS ' INVENTIONS SOLD ON COMMISSION, Covenant Contract .company. 4JT Flledner bldg. Main 1. L C. HKNIUCHSEN CO, J6.WELEKA .,l . fttii Wu.kln.t... . vt p. BAKErt. kxperTenceu land- case ataruvuer. eat jtu ir uu '- Junction BVSIXES3 CARDS. HOWE, DAVIS KILHAM. 10S-1U j j - st Blank books manufactured; , , for Jones' Improved Loose-Leaf 1- -ers; see the new Kurtka lmf, A-12 , , CUE AN ,'TOWttfl X)AU.X ""C . brush., soap, $1 per month. Portia n Laundry A Towel Supply Ce, ttb and Couch sta Phone 410. CHARLES Xa MAET1CK St CO. J RON i . and Oak staw leather and skins of everr description for all curnoaaei aula and tap cutters; findings. BRIJIr DETTECTTVB -ERT1C1B CO. 40 Hamilton bldg. M. 4: A-884 5 Warren CONflTRUCTios ca fitreet paving, sidewalks and arose tnga 1H Lumber Exchange. - ADOLPH "a. tKUM. 111 lat BTl' carries a full and complete asaort- raent or outcnery supptiea TIN ROOFINO, ' OUTTERINO, RE pairing and general Jobbing, j. teait. ill jerreraon st "eclrio 14ia k. EL filUACH CO, THJS PIONEa-H Paint Co. Window glass and glasing. jsb in. room !. GILBERT St KEYSER. ' CIVIL JENQI-: neera and surveyors, office 414 Couch piag.. 199 4tn St., f none Main 71B0. c kv pS'LLitikit, nOtar! pCbLic. cumnuBiiuner ox aeeoa, veutsones notanst. K. is atuiaey bldg., id and M or DUFUR St DUFTj'R. 611 CORBETT mag. mono A-ba; largest and most winpiBt. tr-iiuKmIllo onice in wesc EXCAVATINO, TEASdWORK, WOOD haulins. deanln-un a ananlalrv - Logan St Clow, 289 Hawthorne. E-1675,' THE BARBER ASPHALT PA VINO CO. or roftiana. urrica Worcester blk. hiBU KLN'USLltt; Ui' iBt, PORf' Mtno s leaning maroie ana granite wka. ' LAWTER8' ABSTRACT A TRUST Ca M. 660. A-4222. Portland Truat C.n. hlilr ' ind Tr bONNERBERO St 'RADEM ACIl EiC- ptunibera, ua curnsiqa jqain IslW. DESIGNERS AND PHOTO fiNQRAV era Nelss Connswey. 101 Id M.711. 3ASrftlelrWOOistCO..,ALL kiNL.3 6 tnsurance. surety bonds. McKay bldg. ISAAC L. WH1TB, F1HE lnUVHAtiChZ 144 Sherlock bldg. r CEMBTERIE3 ROSE Ct TV SINGLE GRAVES." $10; family lots. $26 to $76. Superintend ent at cernetery. corner of Fremont et. and Cully road, phone Tabor 106. For full information apply to Frank Bchle el 611 Worcester blk. Phone A-I82S. nEAL'ESTAtE TRANSFERS Have your abstracts mads by the B9 enrity Abstract St Trust Co.. f C of C T. E. Hammersly and wife to T. E. Hammersly and wife to Charles II. Thompson, lots 1 . V . and 6, Block 1, and lota i and 2, block 4, Paradise Springs tract ....14J50 Wakefield, Fries & Co. to Carrie j a. uusn, iota 6 and 17, biocK 11. Park addition to Alblna 100 Fidelity Trust company to Susan May Cantrill. north 10 feet of lot t, and south 10 feet of lot T. block 4. Wilson's addition... 1.710 Harrison R. Adams to Alma Leona ' .Porter, east 1-1 of past l-6,of , -tract i, Linn Park 175 Harrison R. Adams to Ervln Al- : .' bert Porter, west 1-1 of east 1-6 of tract 9. Linn .Park..... ITS Harrison R. Adams to Violet Jose phine Porter, the middle 1-1 of east 1-6 of tract 9, Linn Park.. 175 John, J. Kelly to John Kampf, lot 9, block 1. Smith's subdivision -and addttion 400 R. L. Stevens, sheriff, to A. D. ' Willoughby. lot 1, subdivision north of block B," IL Pat- ton tract " I Elwm Lloyd and wife to V. Sohmld. east H of lot 8, block 6, Pleasant Home addition . . . 1,800 V. Sohmld and wife to Carl Sohults, east H of lot 8, block 6, Pleasant Home addition ... 1,200 Emanuel May and wife to Abra ham Selling, all of block IS, TroutAale townslte 1 Lydla Ostrand to V, M. Moore, , lota S and 8, block 1, Montavllla - 700 Portland Trust company to Wll- 11am Ellis, lots and ?. block ' 11, Tremont place .......... 180 W. H. Hellman to W. S. Gregory and J. J. Walter, lot "R," Clif ford addition ............. ... 175 Portland Trust company of Ore- rn to 1 lea W. Wllklns. lot block 123. Woodstock ...... 560 L J. Bradshaw and wlf to H. W. Vista, lot 11. block J, Fir-; land 100 B. M. Lombard and wife to James T. , Miyamoto, lot 14. block 2 and lots 6, . 7 and t. block 7, Railway addition to Montavllla 425 Jamas 8. Reed to James T. Burtch- ael, south H oi lots 16 ana is, DiOCK 1, uuiuvmim I auuiuua.t t,,vu . Portland Trust company of Ore- , fon to A. C. Weisenfluh, lota n. 8 and 19, block 10. Tremont place ......................... ifo WT H. Nunn .and wlf. to -0.--A. -- Peret, lot a. block 18, Kortn . Irvlngton .250 A. L. Stona and Wife to J. N. ' Martindale, lota 1. J. 8, , s, s, ' 7, 8, I. 10, 11 and 11, block 13, and lots 1. 1.1. 4, 5 and 8, block H. & Roche and wife to Andrew. , Moline.'lots io and 11, Dioca , Flrland . . . ....i. 10 Portland Trust Company of Ore- . f;on to c ju. ana catnerine uie and. lots 11 and 14, block 8, Kvelvn . . . . ................ , 875 Catherine Scherer to Minnie B. , Knapp. lots 8 and 10, block , . Elim.ru . .................. 1.000 F. A. Knapp and wife to Emma Leslie Knapp, ddxiuo xeet oe- , ginning at point in north Una of Hawthorn avenue 110 feet west of southwest ' corner of lot 1, . . . ... - - - Ann TJ. S. 8avlngs St Loan Co. to James and Charles MUCKie, orrn so feet Of lot t, block 1, Brush s ttmnnA . addition . . 10 Title Guarantea St Trust Co. to H. W. Johnston, lot 11, pioca , io, , Rnmmtre . . .' . .(............. 450 Wakefield, Fries A Co. to George . EL Streeter. lot v. woe lTiyvsr- . , iitharn addition 1.500 Kenwood Land Co. to. H. I. Fra- , . , ley, lots 14 and .is, moot , ana lots 10 snd 11, block 6, Kenton. L000 j. Wesley Ladd and wtfs to Thoa Noble-Dunlap, lot f. bloek , Blumauer's addition i ......... . . 800 Overlook Land Co. to . Star Sand Co, lots 6. 8. t. 8, 8, 10. 11 and 11, block 1, Overlook 1 Clarence E. Osbum to X' N. Me whtrter, lot L block 1. Robert. .',A. addition to Greahara .......... 1,600 John A Bell to Peter Hendricks, j lots 16 ana is, Dtoca , .aruaar Plaoe . ...... O. H. Additon and, wife to H. B. 150 Baker, lot I, Bioca a axun FarK .... .., .t25 Rose City Cemetery as ?cation to JaoOD J. iuuni .r., iui 18, seotlon D, said cemetery,. Title Guarantee, & Trust -o. to 50 Jacob J. mum, tot , wijc -. and lots a and 6. block 28. and v ; triangular Piece bounded . Broadway, Thaxter and Sandy road, in Roeemere '-" Mrv" R.C Wright.,, trustee, io i V.mlann. lota 14, 16 Ml". fwhiL Good Morning addition;; 10 ritv Park association to i;. .. B8.A?kles and wife, lot, 18, block g ifli Rosa City Park. so?. lu5' Klhlar to M. M. Bridges, 10 Overlook 'Land company to Philip 8 Bates and wife, all of block -p." overlook T.m A. L. Orrhard and wife to narence 15. Wallenateln. lot 4, I t?!??! I Portland llelshts 19 rohiT Watkln and wife to Martha nfllom lots 80. 81 and 12. block . 1 P"Sii-;riaV'a4ldltlo N'o. I.. 1.300 tk i Pmtton and wife to Mar and M. TLM : f. block 10, Jonn irvmg s nr.t . nA anil wife to Ernt NtrauM and wife. Jots and . i.i.k T aiuki Park ........... 1 T aMcDanlel and wife toO'rse A. Ross, lot 8. block 1. l ui TJntUd Saviis St torn to A. R. Juy., ot 10. b.a 2. IUehmou'1 addition ........... J, Percy H. Ulyth and wife 5 -telle Hammond WMtu. ) ' , bl'k 1, Wii'ameae ' " adHHInn. 1 TfaMfioTlU A' ljl! I ' abva;( n i : I A '