The Oregon daily journal., July 25, 1908, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 25. 1908.
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WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY
AS III!!!
T
FRUIT TRADE
Supplies Are Accumulating
and Some Low Prices
Named on Street.
Wholesale market features:
KlrmiT tone In cheese.
lilckii market easier.
BunaiiiiK hurt fruit trail".
Market overloaded with peaches.
L anborry n.jirkft In busted.
1 1 u'k K-lx rrlcs are arriving.
I -. !i is uon t want new hay.
V h at im.rki't Is holding.
Bananas Htirt rrult Trade.
The itmrki't Is overloaded with ripe
ham-inns and thin will coat the fruit
growers of this section mum money, for
T hurls tin; Half of their product. Front
street depends upon the hawkers to
help uiiloinl the buipIub supplies of
peaches, plums .mil other fruits but
hoi. over there ure buimniis to ho hart
t ho hawking element will not even look
i.l unv other kinil of fruit. The reh.ilt
In that Fiimt atruut lw unahle to take
Hire of a largo per cent of the present
urrivaia even at low prices, while, were
'.he market hare of bananas there wouhl
be little difficulty In moving practic
ally everything that cornea at prices
that wuuiil net the growers anil ship
pers Millie Kurt or proiu.
Only Beit Fruit Wanted.
The present situation shows that It
Is useless a in I entirely unprofitable for
shippers to send anything except the
best ipialitv in fruits to market at this
tlmi. W hile there Is a glut of ordinary
fiuli the best quality always finds a
demand and at 1 1 1 1 1 (rood prices too,
everything considered.
Twice as Many Fetches.
At this time there are several times
ps many boxes of local peaches arriving
is th- market can consume. All the
local peaches are of the early variety
and are ii -t fit for canning purposes
so that consumptive demand Is In fact
much smaller than It would be later In
the season. Homo California Crawfords
are arriving and are finding a fair de
mand. -
" never sa w the market break so
f-i.t as this s-.isnii." says W. H. Dryer
of the fruit c ommission house of Dryer,
lioiiam iv Co. "The descent In this
year s peach values lias been very rapid
in . aiise ..f the vol y heavy sup. lies of
other fruits."
Oregon Cherries to Illinois-.
Oregon liing and Lambert cherries
are finding a very liberal demand from
parties who arc shipping them to tjieir
lio ml: in the east. Some were sent
his morning to Illinois points and
ivcn' I:; fine condition. Several of the
local Houses have had the fruit packed
hi I'l-poiind boxes; which Is a very
popular i.v for eastern shipment. The
ios; of toe fruit is not heavy and the
oxpioss charges are much lighter than
wi'ii' an ordinary box sent.
Chicken Market Is Easier.
A nun h easier tone is noted In the
local chicken market. While. reoeiptH
are no heavier than during the early
part of I he week, the big people seem
to have all the supplies they need for
immediate wt and the result Is th
in.' neglecting the market. With the
big retailers out of the market It is tile
iiies:lon of but a short time before
1 1 cumulations will begin to show as the
(small I'liy is absorb only limited sill
(lies at the best. No chango in prices
Is nut' d tor tho day.
Firmer Tone In Cheese.
A further increnso in firmness Is
noted In the local cheese situation de
spite alt the efforts of tin) shorts to
oepress the market until they secure ad
equate holdings. He vera 1 more sellers
i. re now asKlng H'-iC for twins, triplets
and daisies and It is tin" general belief
of the trade that t h" market will be
firm at that figure with all houses the
conn ok week.
Brief Notes of the Trade.
Lug market holding same
Creamery butter is unchanged.
Market is in had shape for logan
berries because of very heavy supplies.
All sorts of prices ruling;.
Lemon market .shows another ad
vance of about 25c a case today, mak
ing a total rise of 50c withia three days..
A car of California cantaloupes was
unloaded this morning. Good shape.
Local mi Ion s are coming faster.
Front street sells at the following
prices. Those paid shippers are less
regular commissions:
Grain, Flour and Kay.
WHEAT lluylng price, new Track,
Portland Club, -KMe, bluestem. 85yi
Sfic; red, KLiiSlic; Willamette valley,
83 fiS4c bushel.
FLOl'K Selling price Eastern Ore
gon patents. $4.85; straights. $4 05ffj
4 55; exports, 13.fiKf? 3.60 : valley, I4.4S;
graham. Vis, $4.40; whole wheat, $4.65;
rve. 6s. $5 50; bales. $3.
MILLSTt'FFS Helling price Bran"
$26; middlings, $30.60; shorts, $28
28.50; chop. $2129 per ton.
BARLEY Feed, $25.50; rolled, $27.60
2i.50; brewing. $27.
OATS No. 1 white, $27.50; gray, $27
per ton.
HAY Producers' price Old timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy, $ 13 13 5";
ordinary, $12. 50 13: eastern Oregon,
JlrdlT; mixed. JlOfi 10.60; clover. $8
OS; grain, J 1 1 J 2 ; cheat, $11. alfalfa.
10.
Bntter, Eggs and Poultry.
Rt'TTKK FAT Delivery f. o. b. Port
land Sweet cream, HS'rtc; sour, 21 Vic
per lb.
Bl tTfc.K-h.xtra creamery, zc; ran-
3',sc: ordinary, 22 Vic; store, lta
KCi'iS select rancy, candied, Z4c; or
dinary, 234c
CI1EESK Full cream, flats, triplets
and daisies, 14T4Vtc; Young Amerl
DISCOURAGING
WHEAT HOLDERS
Chicago Traders Even
Trade for Week and
Lower Price Results.
Up
a
CHICAGO WIIRAT MARKET.
Onen. Close. July 24. Loss
9d HH 91
9ii V 81 $A H
92V.H 93 A
HS'i 97 Vi A
July 90V4
nepiemner . . n
I'ecember ... 92 H
May 9
CASH WHEAT IS
HIGHER
Advanced Figures for New
Crop Paid in County for
Early Delivery Here.
Chicago. Julv i6. The new for the
dav In tne wheat markei was of n char
acter somewhat discouraging to ' local
holders and liquidation on their part
In evening up for the week gave the
market a moderate setback In the ab
sence of outside trade rufflclent to take
the offerings. Hetter weather In the
Argentine and a poor spot demand were
tne features of uie session. Receipt
In t hlcntro were the largest for any
season of the new crop. Not only did
the Northwest have fairly good rains
last nlgnt but temperatures were gen
erauy nominal.
Chicago price
July
Sept.
Pec.
May
Sept
Dec.
May
Sept.
I cc.
May
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct. ,
Jan. .
range bly
Cooke Co.
WIIKAT.
Open. High.
. 110 H 91
.90 HIV.
.92 93
.96 K7
CORN.
.7v; 77
.61 Ti 62
.61 614
OATS.
.45 45i
,44 4 I
.46 46 'J
roiiK.
1547 1665
1 552 15r.5
1630 1630
IiAKU
920 927
930 935
HI 133.
dii 7 S72
UNO SS2
830 30
Overbeck 4
f.ow.
90V4
90
92 '.
66 H
76U
61
60
43V4
43 '
46 V
1647
165 2
1626
920
927
867
X77
S25
Close
90 H
90
9 2'..
96 V4
76
62
60
44
434
45Vi
1565
1 665H
1627
927P
9261!
872
8K2
S27
CATTLE RUN HEAVY;
NO PRICE CHANGES
PORTLAND
Today
1907 .
1 906 .
1905 .
TJVKSTOCK Rt.'N.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
S7
55
4 90
145
60
1,090
1 00
20J
Portland Union Stockyards, July 25.
(.attie run was again heavy, hut no
price changes resulted In the local -market
today. Flogs were quoted firm but
unchangod, as were sheep.
A year ago today all lines were firm
at unchanged values.
Official mockvnrd prices today:
Hogs Pest stuff, 6.606.75; block
ers and China fats, $6'6.25; stockera
and feeders, $5. 25 ft 5.50.
Cattle Heat eastern Oregon steers,
$4; medium steers, $3.60 (j: 3.75 ; prime
fat cows, $3; medium cows, $2.60 Hj 2.75 ;
stags. $2.503; bulls, $22.50.
Sheep Best wethers. $3.50; spring
lambs, $4.604j,4.76: straight ewes, $3 il
3.25; mixed lots, $3.25 3.50.
Eastern Livestock Markets.
Chicago, July 25. Official run:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep,
Chicago 10. OHO 300 2,000
( nnalia 6.000 600
Kansas City .... 3,000 200 500
Portland
Chicago ....
New York . .
Minneapolis
St. Ixiuls . . .
Kansas City
Winnipeg ...
riuluth
Liverpool ...
December.
Hept.
kS B
90 B
89 4
H9V
S
89U
89 R
B 4'id
STANDARD OIL
CASE SETTLED?
Sloek Market Traders Hear
Jteport and Prices lie
come 31uch Steadier.
New York, July 25 The stock list
was Irregular at the opening today, but
good support appeared and a general
buying movement set In, which checked
the breaks and caused the list to ad
vance slightly. A rumor to the effect
that the .Standard Oil case was to be
settled out of court canned a belter
feeling to prevail among traders. The
close was near the beat prices of the
day
flange of New York prices furnished
by Overbeck A Conke company:
BOARD OF
TRADE RECEIPTS.
Cars.
July 26. July 24.
Harley 1
Flour
Hay .
Oats .
heat
4
11
1
4
1
12
1
8
July 23
l
"t
2
6
crop ,
year's
Out In the country at primary
points they are paying 2c bushel more
for new wheat than local people are
ouotlng. Durlnu the past 48 hours
sales of new crop have been made at
primary points on a basis of 86C for
club tide water. Rven at this price
there Is no disposition to huiry sales;
Local buyers report purchases of new
wheat on a basis of 84fri,5c for club
here. This Is an advance of 1c a bush
el over all former quotations.
Shippers say the present high fig
ures were brought about by people who
nave very early cnariers to taxe care
of.
Late arrivals of new
show grade up to last
standard.
On the Portland board of trade to
day September wheat (cluhl lost lc In
the bid at 83c, hut December was un
changed at 84c bid.
September oats dripper 20 to 1 1 2 Vfe
per central. .December was unehangeu.
September oats dropped L"c to ii.in
bid per central, while December was
unchanged
Hoard of trade prices:
CLUB WHEAT.
Open. Close.
83 B 83B
84H 8411
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
1.1 2 HB
1.1 51!
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY.
1.10B
1.12HB
wheat
good
Sept
Dec.
Sept
tec.
Sept
Dec.
1 12HB
1.1513
DESCRIPTION.
C
9
o
3
Amal. Con. Co. . .
Am. C. &' F. c. . .
do pfd
Am. Cot. Oil, c. .
Am. Loco, c
Am. Sugar, c. . . .
Am Smelt, c. . . .
do pfd
Anaconda M. Co
Am. Wool, e
Atchison, c
do pfd.
R. Sr O. c.
Br. Rao. Tran. .
Can. pacific, e. .
Cent. Leather, c
C. & G. V.. c .
C. M. &vSt. P.. .
& N.-W. c
C. & O
Col. K. & I c.
Col. Southern, c.
do second pfd
72k
39
53
1131
85 'j,
107
44
S6
92
51
16S
27
7
139
157
43
31 ',4
32
73
39
63
132
87
108
46
'87V4
93
52
169
27
TVs
141
1158
43
32
I 32 V4
n
TACK CLUBS
FACE LID LAW
fJO MERCY FOR
WEST POINTERS
niRTIIS
Prosecutor Causes Arrest ofjEigfht Hazers Pounced After'
Stewards of Swell
Organizations.
Making a Plea for
Leniency.
(f'nltd Pre Lcmm! Wlnt.l
Washington, July 25. It was
nounccd at the war department
afternoon that President Roosevelt
ai-proved the recommendation for
itlsinlssiil of the eight V est I'oint ca
dots who were accused of hazliiK. They
have been discharged from the Insti
tution. The accused men met Hecre
tary of War Wright Friday afternoon
and made a plea for leniency hut It
evidently had been decided to enl'orco
wltli great rigidity the law agalntt h.iz-Ing.
72
3HVi
do first pfd. .1 62 62
Del. & Hud. ..1166 J67M,
Erie, c 21i 22 4l
do second pfd.
do first pfd. . 37 39
G. N., pfd 135 9i 1136 ,
nilnols Central. 1139 I142U
Louis Xl Nash. . !109 -li 1 1 00 4,
M. C. Ry I
M. K. t T., c. . 30 -VI 31 W
do pfd I
62H
131H
&4'
1U
44
S"
9 i
51 vt
H)XViil69
27 I 27
7 I 7
138, ,141
467 V15SV
42V 43
73 ?t
39
102
334
53
132
87H
107 V
46
23 V4
87'
92
92
62'.
31
31i
164
21 Vn
37
134 13
139
3 2 li
32 '4
61 H
01 Vi
1C7
22,
25
3S
(1,'ultrd I'num Imil Wlr.)
Tacoma. Wash . July 25.- Prosecutor
Rowlands long expected move against
Tacnma's clubs, for the Illegal selling
of llouor. was made to, lay when war-1
rants w.-re served on (he nit-nardH of!
the Commercial, the LIIih and the!
Union, the Country and th I nlversllv !
clubs, rhartrliig itirm with vlnlatlng the,
state law against the sale of lhpior on!
Sundays.
1 he clubs will flKht the case collec
tlvely. It is believed, as (hi- defense In,
each esse Is practically the same They
hold that they are private concerns and
that lluuor Is dispensed only In mem-'
hers. !
The proseeut -ir Is proceodlnir on t he I
theory that any and all sales of Honor!
on huniuiy are lllonnl Althouirh rlio
action has been expecteil for some time 1
the news of the, arrests caused much I
dlscusblon todav.
It had been the report that Ftnwlnnrt
would place the presidents of the varl-
ous clubs under arrest, but It was de
cided thaJ the case could I,., tested fully I , . r, . , . 1 , T
as well by making the stewards the de- I hOCill ( Jl Il tAl 1ST 1 TO-SCntS In
Deputy Prosecutor
complaints.
Di'.i.ANO jiv n to Mr. mt 'Mr. T.
Dehmo, North Wontavllla, aon.
UAKNKTT- July 13, to Mr. and Mr.
.1' K Harnett. 413 Hall, a aon.
I i . i .Tr.N July i5, to Mr. and Mrs.
I I -i.-r When, 35j Sherman, a aon.
M I L July 19, (U Mr. and Mra. O. C
I I- 'ill. Urn ion ( ir , a son.
Davis July lo. to Mr. ahd Mra,' J. M.
I iih is. 4ii.1 First, a son.
Kit Mt K July in. m Mr. and Mra.
J"hn Kranlck. Hcappoosv, a daughter.
KKA IS Ju y 14. to Mr. and Mra. H. U
Keats, city, n son.
HI. i ii K -July u. to Mr. and Mra. F. V.
Block. North Twenty-third, a inn.
LAHV July in. i Mr and Mrs. Oaor(i
Lahv. SiiJ Lake, a son.
BLitiifTit .. iuiv is, to Mr. and
Mrs i) k HerKstrand, a daughter.
HKM NKI.I.KV July H. to Mr. and Mra.
T
x .Oemnel ley. h Sherman, a aon.
IKATHS
Julv 2.1. Elmer
.oi Delaware, sued
hie
Ml lc
Francis
18; car-
tlil. i
h ,d
'he NilKKNK
N n. 1
boll,- ,: 1,1.
M NKILI
K McNe
I vph. .1,1 f.o
M i ; l( V July 23. John Patrick Mc-
' Cii. Iu;ih Last" Twenty-aaventh
Noiili it'cl 22; pulmonary tuberculosa.
I f 1 1 1 1 . K I ; July 23, Laverne Thllke.
loci'., I lil ril. affed 5 mnnlhi
July 23, Vincent Archibald
ill. 804 East Main, aged ;
LIBERAL GIFT IS
TtlADE EU6ENE SCHOOL
I I n fa n t u m
HKNMrrr July 20, Stella M
St Vincent's hospital, aged
tlcaemln.
, r i ir i r , I 91 & ..,..,.
66 i .Seventh, uged 2; chronic Blight'
disease
GKRW
I 850
Dow swore to the
HAniAil AFFAIRS
MICHTK SQUALLY
Foreiofn Pesidents Expect
Trouble at An.y 3Ionient
Paducah on Ouard.
st i tut ion With $25,000
Pusiness Block.
: cholera
Rennett.
16; aep-
Calmela. '
EI.R-Jiily 25. Robert Oerwela,
Burrage ; paralysis of heart.
FTXEUAL NOTICES
43
ios
(T'nlted Prpii Leuiipd
Washington, July 25.
fairs have reached such a
ion
12V4B
ntODUCE IN HAS I KANCISCO.
Hogs are,
ing prices.
Receipts a
$6.25(,.80;
l.25rr6.46:
Cattle steady.
bheej) W eak
weak at yesterday's clos
Loft over yesterday. 6.300
year ago 17,000. Mixed,
heavy, S SOWS. 80; rougii,
llgllt, f D.l J tQ o. i v.
Today's
New York, July
London, i'4 3-ied.
Lead and copper
Copper Lake, 1
Metal Markets.
25. Bar sliver, 62 Vic;
unchanj
'a' l :
ed.
electro
lytic. 12HSi l2o; castings, 12, 12 Vic.
i.eau ii.toH
Tin-
4.45.
-29(fl 29.50.
ifc.
Paris Wheat Market.
Paris, July 25. Vheat closed
changed to 10 centimes up.
cans, in 'a 1 j S c
POl'LTRY Mixed chickens, 13 He
lb; fancv hens, U'itHc'; roosters, old,
9c lb; fryers. 20c: broilers. 18ir20c lb;
geese, spring. lO'iflZHc: turKeys, alive.
lb; pig.
1 IV
eons.
c lb
17c: uprlnK duks. 13W15C
$1 25 doi; dressed poultry.
higher.
Hops, Wool and Kldaa.
HOPS Dm? crop, first prime, 5c;
prime. 4l-c. medium to prime. 334c;
medium, fc lb; 19uS crop, 23Vc lb;
coiitrai ts. su'luc for threa years.
WOOL 1 fos Willauiette valley, 1J
G 15r
SHKEPSKINS Shearing. 10 H 16c
rarh. hnnrt wool. 25 440c: medium
wo.l. 6ncjSl each; long wool, 75c
11 25 each.
MOHAIR 1 907 Nominal. 18Hlc
HIDF.S--1 'ry htis, lZH13c lb;
green. SfJSHf; calves, green, SJfloc;
klp 5 "h " lb; bulls, green salt. 4c lb
T ALLOW Prim", per lb, 3 U 4c; No
I and greaf. IC2 4C.
CHITTIM RARK S?4c
rrult and Taratablaa.
NB'NH California. II 2581 SO;
Wai n W.iiis. l 35. garlic. 1 5e lb
MTtTiiK?-X(. selling. II a ISO;
tuylrc. 80crec per cwt.
Al'f I.Kd N, ei'c'jll.
KRl'SH FRl'ITS 'ranM. 14 00
4 25. bansnss, 5Sc per lb; crated. r ,
lertionf. I4;5u 5 50 box: grapefruit 14
7 4 60. pineapples. Hawaiian. 15 00 rtoa:
arita'n'ipcs. I.'50y 2 75. apricots. ?&
-or. b'sckberrles. 11 50. perha, fce g
'f.r iesr. ) Slj:: gripe". II 75;
i.pSrrt. 7-4j on, lot" nlxr rle,
01 ill -herr, Rni al Ann.
lijlc per lh: Ijimberls and Blnga
7 U Hc lb. trmlona. ltrlt
lb, r. rrarts, II i rrat.
VE'KTABLW Turrripa. new Oregon,
IfK-. beta 2ie. rarrota. II 10 sack;
pr?itp. 'citl; rhhe l 75; tnma-
to. 1 1 lift I sa , Iwnns. 41 eaiji).
ft.ef. California, rrata. II7I02;
reas. Orea-on. JHeic, eri1lK.
tr1e; antebnkea. ( ) iom; r-e
rtinfra. 15 rr Jo; peppr, 1klC
Chile, i h1 lettuc- tittt-t n:
nemr. hotbma, ioral, tig He 5 ,
rd lmhm. lie dot VunriH; r!)SK rk,
4rov tVJci pelery. 7M; aapararaa,
California, S'SSc lb; gooseberries, 5c;
eggplant. 12Hc: green corn. 40c dos.
Oroorles, Wu:s. tc
StiGAR California A Hawaiian Rv
flnery Cube, 16.60; powderea 16.45:
berry, 16.25; dry granulated. IS. 25; XXX
granulated. Id. 15, conr. A., 16.25; extra
B.. 15.80; golden G., 16.30; D.. yellow,
16 66; beet granulated, 16.05; barrels,
15c; half barrels, 30c; boxes. B6c ad
vance on sack baals.
(Above prices are 30 days net cash
quotations. )
HONEY 13.60 per crate.
COFFEE Package brands, tl.S0.
SALT Coarse Half ground, 100s,
111.00 per ton, 50c, 111.60; table, dairy,
60s. 116 50; 10s. 116 00; bales. 12.35;
Imported Liverpool, 6ns. 120.00; 100s.
119.00; 4s, 1S. 00; extra fine barrels,
2s, 5r. and 10s. 4.6ft5.50; Liverpool
lump rock, 120 60 per ton
KICK Imperial Japan No. 1. 6c: No.
2. 6ty)5,c; New Orleana, head. ic:
jax, ( i; reoie, o c.
BKANS small white, 14.75; larga
white. 14.76; pink. 13.85: bayou. 13.85;
Llmas, 15.85; Mexican reds, ( ).
MhU, riah and Proviatona.
DRESSED MEATS Front street
Hogs, fancy. 7Vc lb, ordinary, 7c;
large, 6c, veal, extra, 8fi8Vc per lb;
ordinary. 7fa7io per lb; heavy, 7c per
lb. mutton, fancy, i i( 7 V c per lb. spring
lamb. 7 'g 7 He lb
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack
(loojiD bams. 10 to 15 lbs. 17c per lb;
breakfast bacon. 16H4?23Sc lb. picnics
11c per lb; cottage toll. 12c lb; regular
short clears smoked. 12c per lb; backs,
smoked. 12Vic lb: smoked short clears.
13V&C lb; clear bellls. smoked. 1 3 v c !b;
snoulrtera. I2n per lb; pickled tonguea.
70c each.
IAM'AL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s. 14c
per lb; 6s 144c per lb; BO-lh. tins.
13Vc per lb; steam rendered. 10s, 13c
rer lb; 6s. lHc per lb; compound. 10a.
ic pe- lb.
FISH Hock cod. 12 He lb: flounders,
c per lb: halibut. 5c per lb; striped
bssa, 15c per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; sal
mon, chlnook. c lb. bluebacks. lc lb;
Jteeihead, gc lb. herrings 5c lb; soles,
7c per lb; shrimp loc per lb; perch.
6c per lb; tomcod. lie per lb: lobsters.
25c per lb; fresh macaerel. e pr lb;
crawfish, tc per don; sturgeon. 12 He
per lb; black bass. JOc per lb. silver
smelt. 7e per lb; black cod. 7 He lb:
crabs. 11.01 1 BO doitn: shad. Hc, roe
shsd c; shad rot. If He lb
OY8TER." Shoalwatsr Bar. rr gsl
)n. 12 50. per 10-b sack, li CO. Olym-i
rla, per gallon. 12 40; rr 1001b sack.
H 050. Eagle canned. 0c ran. 17 00
U II . rwtrtywin III r IT I, 1.10 Pf I'V.
CLAMS Hsflshell. per box. I 40;
rsxor clama. I! 00 -t box. 10c p!" do.
raiata, OoaX Oil. Xta.
ROPE Purs Manila, lie: itixlknt
11 H. sisal He, 1- B 5tsal. IHe.
1INSEEU OIL Raw. bbla.. lie;
rases. c. doiim. wii., c; com, 7e
a gal. lota or its gaitona. lc less, oil
rake meal, 134 ton.
BENZINE ( dr. raaa. It He pr
ral. Imn bbla UHc Pr nal
TCRPKNTINC la ram, 71a par gal;
bb a, e per rL
WHITE I.EAJ) To lets, T Mt
lb- ! Wa. lb; ! loim. e lh.
W1HB NAIL Prsal baaia. Jtlk
San Francisco, July 25. Wheat No.
California club, per cental, $1.62Vi
65; northern bluestem, 11.67 V4 W 1.70 :
northern club, $ 1.60 (ti 1 .62 Vj ; Inferior
grades of wheat, 11.40 jf 1 .55.
Barley New feed barlev, 1.27Vii??
30; common to fair, 11. 22 Vi ii 1 23 :
brewing, at Kan Francisco, nominal at
1.41; chevalier, II. bo M 1.85, accord
ing to quality.
Lggs (per dozen) California, fresh.
Including cases: Extras, 26Vic; firsts,
4 Vic; seconds, 21 He; thirds, lav&c
Butter (per pound) tali Torn la, fresh :
xtras, 23He; firsts. 21 He; seconds,
OHc; thirds. 20c, packing, No. 1, lSHci
do No. 2. 18 He.
New Cheese (per pound) California
flats, fancy, lie; firsts, 10c; seconds,
iHc; California loung America, fancy,
13c; firsts, 12'ic; eastern Oregon fancy,
12 He; do Young America fancy, 14 He. j
Potatoes (per rental) New potatoes
(sacks l, 11.00 (ip 25; boxes, Jl.00ifl.l0;
early rose. 75 (a Hoc.
Onions (per sack) Red, 60rjf65c; yel
low. 70 t 75c.
Oranges (per box) Navels. $2.00
3.60; valenclas, $2.603.50.
Co.
Distill
Ore Lands . . .
Mo. l'l.clfic . . .
National Lead
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. O. A W.
N. & W.. c. . . .
do preferred
Nor. American
Nor. Pacific, c.
ac. M. 8. Co..
enn. Ry
. G.. L. & C
. a. c
Reading, c
do 1st pfd . . .
B. S. & 1., c. . .
do preferred.
Rock l al.. c . . . .
do preferred.
S. L. & 6. F.. 2
do 1st pfd . . .
S. L. S.
fio. I'ttc., c
do, pfd
So. Hv., c
do, pfd .
Tex. & Pao
T.. St. L. &
do. pfd . . . .
I'nion Pac, c.
do. pfd
V. H. Rubber.
U. H. Steel Co.,
do, pfd ....
Wabash, c
do. pfd
W. V. Tel
Wis. Con., c .
do, pfd ....
W, Lake Erie
Westlnghouso
35;
63 Si
54 j
69 Vs
35 S
63'
54
69H
107V4 10SH 1U7V
44 H 42 Ht 41 H
74V4! 74V 73H
3 6 H
65 H
55
1V4
142H-4 tha' officials
14
3 1 H
6 3
mi';
6 5L
I
w.
w.
6 6
1 3 li
26 H
1 2 4 Vi
96
3 2
117
82
20 Vi
73 V
17Vs
32H
27
71
lOXi,,
i 4
80
66
66 Vi 66 V
141 il3H 1 4 0 T
6
I
17V
a l
18
23 Vg
50
83
28
44
107
12
2 6;
66
20?;
26
124
96 Vi
33
us?;
S2
21
73
ml
S3
27
17V4
93 H
1 9 i
2 3
50
154
8 3 H
28
45
108 i
12 v;
26 H
66 H
21
2Hi
124 ii:
96 j 96'g
32 I 32 H
116 VI 18'i
81 HI 81 HI
20 V
73'
17 'i
3 2 V i,
26'
17
90Vi
3 78 H
Total sales, 28,500 shares.'
13
2 3",
4S-
83
27H
43
107
12
2 5
66
20i
73
21
7 3
17 V;
3 3 H
26'
46
17
93
118
19
4 8;
24
23
49
154 Vi
8 2
27
45
108
12
26
66
21
4 3
6
77
here today
sui'iuised
i'iik nt any
hclng niudc
Wire.)
Haytlan af
crltical state
declared they
to hear of a
time. I'rep
tn act with
would not I
serious outl
rations ure
decision when th" llrne comes. Advlc
rt-celved from the American minister,
Henry W Furnlss, indicate that there
1h decided unrest and that among for
eign residents there especially there,
is a feeling that disorders may occur
nt any -moment. SThe gunboat r;idilcah
Is in llaytl to look after I'nlted States
interests and will alno temiiorai'lly re-
(Sufcliil IMnpiitrh to Tbe Jaarnsl.)
Eugene. ( ir., July 25 - John B. Cole
man, a capitalist and heavy property
owner of this city, has Just made the 1
Eugene Blh'e 1'nlversiiy, formerly tho i
Eugene Divinity school, a handsome '
filft In the shape of a two-story brick :
lusiness block sltualed on Wlllainetto I
street In this city. The building is or-
cupled by a hardware store on the first i
floor and on the second fleer are office .
rooms, all occupied. The building 1:4 I
2i'x8ii feet ami the lot upon which It Is:
situated, ami which also becomes the '
property of the school. Is 27x114 feet. '
The property Is valued at 25,(K)U at ,
the present time, but as property Is ail- j
vnncing very rapidly In value. It Is ex-j
pec ted to he worth t wice that amount In i
five years.
Tho deed for the property was filed for
record with the county clerk yesterday
afternoon. There Ih a reservation In I
the deed that Mr Coleman shall have i
all the rents. Income and profits from i
the bulldlnif during the remainder of!
his life. He Is now about 76 years of I
age, I
Mr. Coleman's wife was a lifelong
member of the Christian church, which
controls the Bible university. She died i
several years ngo. It was his memory I
for her and his high regard fin' the 1
church of her choice that promoted him
to make the rrift to the school.
MC.RAW IN THIS CITY, JULY St,
inns, at the family residence, 109S
K 27th st. N.. John Patrick McQraw.
aned 22 years, 7 months. Funeral from
the above residence Sunday, July 26,
at 1 p. m , thence to St. Mary's churcli.
corner Williams ave. and Btanton.
Services at 2 p. m. Friends Invited.
Interment Mount Calvary cemetery.
UNDERTAKERS
DUNNING, M'ENTEE A GILBAITOH,
undertakers and embalmers; modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Mala
430. Lady assistant.
J. P. FIN LEY & SONS.
son sts. Office of
Phone Main 9.
3D AND MADI
county coroner.
UNDERTAKER,
ZHLLER-BYRNES CO., FUNERAL Di
rectors, embalmers, 270 Russell. East
1 088 Lady assistant.
EDWARD HOLMAN.
220 3d St.
ERICSON UNDERTA K I NO CO., ElvN
b fm In gQ a d ya s aT t M 0 9A 1 d er M. 6 131
CEMETERIES
ROSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES. tlO;
family lots. 125 to 75. Superintend
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont at.
and Cully road. Phone Tabor 206. For
full Information apply to Frank Schle
ge.l. 632 Wurcester blk. Phone A-2823.
WEATHKR REPORT
AT M'JHXNVILLE
Hove the French ship Chaase-Loiip
loubat from duty In watching over ! TPTI If Icle iMlYQ IUTT?V
the. foreign Inhabitants. j IlllU.Ii I);Jl.D 1)1
The situation Is it 1 1 outgrowth of the
unsuccessful revolution last winter,
which was suppressed largely because
tho United States slopped shipments of I
arms intended for the opponents of the I (SiktIii 1 Dlsi.ntch tn The Journnl.)
Nord Alexis governmenl. , M'-'M fnnvlll.-. or., July 2i..--A fire of
Dr. Firrnln, an ex-prcsldent of the Incendiary origin occurred here lust
llttln remihlic la said to be leading nignr annul :." o chick. inrne oarns
the revolutionary movement. The fact '
that President Alexis Is 90 years old !
and very feeble Is considered favorable j
to the rebel leader's plans. j
Boston
(Furnished by
Boston. July
Apex Adventure . . .
Butte Cnala
Cal. Ariz
Centennial .
Cop. Range
Granby ....
Mohawk . . .
No. Butte . .
Old Dom. .
Parrot ....
Qulney ....
I ama rack .
l"nlte,l ....
Copper Market,
Overbeck Ar Cooke Co.)
25. Bid prices:
4 I Wolverine 138
6iGreene 10
26 I Sup. t Pitts . . 14 V,
116 I N'lnplsslne . . 7
25 Cal. & Hecla. .660
75 V, Nevada 13
100 'Osceola mm
61 Shannon 14
Latest News of
Oregon Crops
NORTHWEST
Oregon and
night. Sunday
WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington Fair to
fair, warmer near coast
nortnwesi winds.
Idaho Fair and cooler tonight,
day fair, warmer north portion.
Fined and Will Appeal.
C. F. Adams, president of the Port
lam! (ias company, was fined 50 In the
municipal court today, because his au
tomobile was seen by Patrolman Siflall
to exceed the speed limit. Mr. Adam
made the same defense as B. S. Josso
lyn. that he was not in the car at the
time, anil gave notice of an appeal to
the circuit court.
belonging to Asa Cates, William Camp
bell and Mrs. Itohr. located within one
block of the business section, were com
pletely gutted.
A short tltnn before tho fire started a
boy saw a man gathering hay near the
burns. Wrten he came hack a few min
utes Jitter they were afire, and a man,
who ho thought was the same person,
was running down a side slreet.
The totul loss will run 13,000. Be
sides the buildings, the new hay which
filled one barn was destroyed. There
was little Insurance. All wagons and
horses were removed In time.
Raid on Chinese Lottery.
During a raid on a Chinese lottery
establishment at 24!) Ankony street last
night, a kerosene lamp was overturned
mid a fire started which did about 5o
damage. Ling Wong was arested and
will Tie heard In the police court July
28 on a change of having lottery tickets
1n his possession.
KING PETER FEARS
HAND' OF ASSASSIN
! (t'nltid IT Leaned Wtre.l
; Belgrade, Servla, July 25. Fear of
i assassination is believer! today to be
the principal cause of the trouble which
Is being experienced by King Peter In
his efforts to form a new cabinet.
M. Mllovanovics. to whom the king
the legal battles. The apex controversy entrusted the work of forming the new
of the Ooldfleld Consolidated, which : cabinet, has returned the royal man-
threatened the camp with war. was on.) date, declaring that the task is too hard
of the suits settled at the conference. ror him.
The Aiherta distnrhn
In Intensity and remained nearly sta
tionary, as also has the large high pres
sure area noted yesterday as overlying
th eastern states with Its crest over
Ontario. a new high pressure area
has made Its appearance off the mouth
of the Columbia, river. Light ralna
fell last night In western Washington,
northern Arizona and British Columbia.
Showers, heavy In places, have occurred
In the Dakotas, the lower Mississippi
valley, the Ohio valley, the lower lake
region and In the Atlantic states from
Maine to Florida. It Is cooler this
morning In the lower Columbia river
valley, the sound country and British
Columbia, anil warmer )n southeastern
Idaho. In the eastern states the tem
peratures are about normal.
The Indications aro for fair weather
In this district tonight and Sunday. It
will be cooler tonight In Idaho, and
warmer Sunday in Oregon. Washington
and northern Idaho, except near the
coast.
-Temp.-
Sun-
i ij
36 H
26
!2
70
6
Utah
Koyale . .
C. Ely . . .
Newhouse
Y ukon . . .
45 H
21 V
8
21
44
Hecord Sockeye Hun.
Bellingham, Wash.. July 25. In spite
of the gale that blew all day In the
slratts of Juan de Fuca and the gulf of
(eorgui. both the Pac I Mc American
Flsherie ! i ornpany and the Bellingham
Canning company received more sock
eye salmon than they expected The
Pacific American caught 27.000 salmon
which Is the-record catcri or the year.
The Bellingham company received 7.000
from the various traps around the
sound and the traps at the salmon banks
were not fished on account of the heavy
swells which rolled In from the straits.
Northwest Bank Statement.
PORTLAND.
Clearings today
Year ago
Balances today
Year ago
TACOMA.
631.873 3S
902.735 19
$7,120 09
1 15.203 83
Clearings
Balances
Clearings
Italanres .
I".
New
bonds.
SEATTLE.
638. 7SS no
43.6!5 00
1.084,297 no
1 8U.362.00
R. Government Bonds.
York July 25 -Government
Twos, registered . .
do coupon
Threes, registered
do copuon
Small bonds
Fours, registered
do COo;,..n
Twos. Panama . . .
B:d
..1'3S
. .l:3
. . 1 "I
. . 1 1 ,
.. nun
. . li'iH
. . 1 22 H
. . 102
Ask
D.I4H
1 0 4 h
101 H
i:i
l.'r..
io:
San
is I nishel
ar
Forest Grove. Or., Julv 25 Having is
In full blast in this region and the yield
is ufiier man Tor several years past
oais, cut and cured ror hay. while it
still in the milk, is becoming popul
witn tne dairymen, as they believe that
oats, hay and clover mixed make a bet
ter cow feed than clover fed .done
While the protracted hot spell is prov-
n'Miirnndi iiioiu 1 1 K. 1:1 Termers , ..... , . r.
ask for another Week of dry weather i' Yankee
"O that they may get their li.iv out of ' '
the way, and then they would like to I
see a day or two of soaking rain, which Ton. Nev
By this settlement tho wedge cialm
of the Jumbo Extension Mining com
pany .asses Into the hands of the Gold
field Consolidated. A half interest in
the Yineragone fraction also passes
Into the hands of the (ioldfleld Con
solidated. The second suit settled was
the litigation that has been In the
courts for three years between the
MacNainara ami the West End com
panies. The vertical line was the basis
of this settlement.
He snvs hei could not Induce the men
he wanted to accept daces, owing to
his disagreement with his party's lead
ers on many state questions.
Francisco official prices, fur
hv Overbeck & Cooke company:
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original lc. Bullf. M
liullf. IcA. Nat. Bank
!cA. Amethyst 4c, (lold
way lc. Mavtl. ( cms.
C. 4c, Mont
4c. L- Harris
Bar 4c, Stein-
Monty Ohio
Oil at Coo.
pe-1l rtispitrh to Tbe Jouroil )
Marhneld. ( ir . July 25 It Is an es
tablished fact that oil exists In paying
yuantlties In the Coos hay district
company has ben firmed by Charles
Noimear, R F Crittenden and Dr iDav
to prospect on Sojith slough for oil. and
make a tet to dcid as to the possi
bilities cf the section as to quantity
and quality
New York Rank
New York. July 55 -
Average cash
Reervs
do less
Ifae . .
Pp"i
Litl ...
I-epstta
Clrcuiall'm
C. f
Statement.
Hank starernant'
reserrea. 2 15 rr rnt
I r.creas.
I l.77.-
J n: soo
:ijii
1 44 7 11
l4.'"-'4
.:
wouia lie or great value to the potato
crop. All small fruWs were better than
the average this year, and the amounts
of sutjar and fruit Jars sold hv the mer
chants imlliate that the housewives
have put up a good quantity for winter
use.
North Powder. Or. July 25 The hiv
crop of Powder valley, of whhh N'.ril.
powder Is the shipping point, is a:---the
general aera;re In weigh: nil
strength this season, the weather to
date being Ideal laying weather, anl
the preparation for harvesting i.p to de
mand Davis Bros, are Clllnif their
100-ton barn; W. N Gardner Is Rt.o k-
Ing. while Hutchinson Bros.. Will West.
jesse t'ouson, me oisens anl others are
keeping close after In tht hay harvest
race.
Cove, ( r . July The cherry sa
son Is now on in this s-c;i"-i of t;.e
county Pickers are ver s. arre. and
It is reported that the ou-.g men ' f
the country about her have rean:z i
for the purpos- of driving t.e J.ii, - ut
of the orchard, a great m'i-:v f- r.e-n
being employed here. sometBlr.g over 50
at this time If Uicv s.o eed It w.::
have the effect r.f leaving tl.e growers
In an extremely hsrardoan pos;'ion r r
few davs delay in r:ng for the fr i:t
will mean a grt h s A n imber (
white people are bMrg imri'i''! tut
not enough to handle the rr -., and tr.e
peori are making a string rrotest
against foreign lab'r
SETTLE GOLDFIELD
M IN E IX VEST K J A TIONS
Scepter c sale. .Monty. Jit.
Girl 37c. Nugget 3cA.
TONOPAHS
$7 luiA, Ton. Ext. KSc, MM-
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 Call BIdg.
Telephone Kearnty 8121.
ADVEIiTISIiMEWTO AJTD BTB-
SCKXPTIOAS KCIT1U.
Oregonlans when In Ban Francisco
ran navs their tnaii sant la oara . of
Th Journal of flea,
ARTHUH U FISH. Repreaentattvs
Max. Mtn. Prectp.
Boston, Mass 73 2 T.
Chicago, 111 7S 70 .0
Cincinnati. Ohio ... 70 .10
Denver, Col 88 63 .j
Detroit. Mich 72 62 .04
Los Angeles, Cal .. 82 61 .0
New Orleans, La... . 90 70 1 1U
New York. N. Y 74 72 .34
Omaha, Neb 86 68 .0
Philadelphia, Pa. . . 86 1.48
Phoenix, Aria. 98 T8 .0
Pittsburg, Pa 86 70 1.68
Portland, Or 76 B3 .44
Kt. Louis, Mo 86 72 T.
St. Paul, Minn 84 68 .0
Salt Ike. Utah.... 92 64 .0
San Francisco, Cal.. 82 62 .0
Seattle. Wash 68 60 ,04
Washington, D. C. . 88 70 .16
WANTED TO RENT ABOUT AUGUST
1, 3 or 4i unfurnished rooms, for house
keeping: modern, good location, no chil
dren. X-127, Journal.
NEW TODAY.
B-lniont $1.
n IcA. West
. Ton. & Calif,
lc, Jim Butler
Ton. No. I
End Cons.
3cA.
30c. ;
1 way l.'o. I ion.
I Star 9c. ( ihlo T
i c ." . Rescue ', i
i ioldeii Anchor
Ton. Cash Boy 4c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh.- Cons. Sc, Manh. M Co. 1 9c,
Sevier Hump 2c, Dexter 5c, Granny 6c,
Mustang 7c, I'Inenut lc.
VARIOl'S DISTRICTS
Nevada Hills Jl 70. Pittsburg Silver
Peak 11.12V,. Ruby Wonder : 'c sale,
(X iLDFIELl 8 DISTRICT
Snntlstorm S4c. Columbia Mt 2ac,
nib" Ext. 51c. ernsl 4c, Kendall lc.
N,. Bull 13c. Adams 4-. Sliver Pick
B B. Ext. 2c. Dixie . i, ( :mbla
aKUed. St. lve 37.-. Conqueror 7c,
Book 2c, Lone Star '.'c. (). Won
asked. Atlan'.n L'4- (ire-it Bend
Empire' 3- sale. Florence 13 '"id. lo
10c, ( I'Rlnv 77-. ''"ml Fraot
11 4 ' u. . Cr Pen! l.xt ,c. Or Henl Anx.
Ke'wanoa 4".-, Cracker Jack Fran-
1 J'
i loue
i.' "c.
. 1 w.
I Blk.
t
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
I Each Insertion, 1 cent a coantsd ward.
I No ad less than 15 cents psr lasatftton.
7 Insertions for tne prloe of &
Lost and fonnd, hslp wanted, situa
tion wanted, for rent and wanted to
rent ada, 1 oent a word, 3 Insertions
for the" price of 2.
Count six words to the line.
"New Today" ( spate measure, 1 Inch,
14 lines) 84 cents per Inch.
"Want Ads" will be accented orsr the
phone, bat The Journal will not be re
sponsible for errors, should any occur
In such ads. Prompt payment expected.
I'liones, Main
Roars, 8 a m. to 8 p. m.
Batordars, 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Office for Rent!
Commodious quarters In large, hand
somely furnished office. Two en
trances; very public. Doors and win
dows for lettering. Real estate not de
sired. Telephone Main 862.
WELL BUXM7
Modern 6 Room
Residence
FOR RALE
BT OWNER.
STREET.
231 SHAVER
TIQARDVIULE
M
1 :
i-.swk .'"c
-ad C,.ld
Cons 1 ."' '
asked.
1
I ''an
Bd Hill
-'. i Dillon
f Triangle
HKKIA(iE IJCENSKS
Where Is It? Let us show you. Beau
tiful tract, fine soli, no gravel, near
ity Mmits, crossed twice by electrlo
iHiiine; running water, near 4-room
. (d1 f:;.'-i B'.no'ii. cuurLii, eranKe. leie
( llo'y A-OUOl. phone, rural free delivery. Trrml Terjr
i - . 'iiovi t. niict i.i niuucgmrn ib ;j
l h" build farm homes. CTTXST
VEE 5T CO., E. Quackenbush, preeldent,
i 4 4 Stark street. Office open evening
until C30 o'clock.
i'iiril'
t 3 .
cr
rv '.
Hale
I
I-lr ?3c.
', . ( 'on
& Norc
r -
( 'i iMSTi "
Mexofln 17
'lrrtr.la !
r V
i Vnfl lerc
Cr
: j
Excl.e.iuer II
Cr,,,l 1
Sa SKe
J 1 K . t 3
S'-rra Ne
31.
L. HrlKgs. sj North Third
and Pearl Mac Hardy. 4
Wll.is H Hart man. s 7 1 , ,,.,,.,, ia;
tree', .'. ml Harriet niain-. IM
1" F Butler. 3 Division street. :5.
r. I 1 Jra e Br'.ggs. 1
1 H 1 l.i its. lB.hb.ird. Or. 2i. and
1 1 r I ,n v r t .'
Bernhi rlU L 1 idberg
KKA L ESTATE TRANSFERS
'04
Stirling
New York. July
les 4n T'i i4" J
llatM.
Ftchnnt
-Sterling
TT. ' d . 1
4i; tn. r) jav. 45.
a 4:.
I n
tzxs rou
or
OATAXOOiTB
M.-e-t.
Fug"
:;. n i
We.J
Wb.-IU
in Kt"n
T
nu.i Ij-i- Ei
T yi.n. 13
irrte Ks ',e;.,
linn Cards. W G Smith
Kti.n bidg . corner 4th and
Thirteenth
l.i s:rom. 25
Fir' street,
her. : 1
(t'nltxj ! LrMt-d Wtr.l
Fan Frnnrlsco. July If. It man'
learned here today that two b:g (o,d
field '. it .gurlor.s had t--en settled f.'jt,
of co-ir' st a con (-rence held t 'he .
St Francis hotel last nlshl. ml It in 1
tho-ight th tc- k msrket will -. rf-
fn-tel hv th fe of the nit ri of i
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc.
1 7I i$th L
proi florists
designs
Adit
J. J. BUTZER SEEDS
DwyX. A,
1M faVOVT r.
-eth A 1 o, florists, for flowera of
all Kind
C.rf rke
and fl r.
Fvjil drs j!tg for rent, all slsea
t'n: :u Tailoring Co.. J09 Stark St..
Max M Smith florist, 150 Eth st,
pox :te Meier A- Frank a Idaln ' Jit.
-Flno flowers
Morrison St.
p-
HIHTHS
LlTfrpnftl Grain Market.
T.lTerrxw1 July IH. Clrt:
Wkm September. . Ts 4 4; Docent-1
Cora S(Unibr, (sttL 1
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Commissitn Mrrchan's, Slox. Bonds. Cottoo. Grain, f lc
2HV217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDINO
Urmdert Chicago Eosrd of Trade, Correirvcmdrnti c( Login 4 Bryia,
Chicago. Nw York, Boston.
We hare the on!y pfiat wire connecting Fortlind erith the caster
exchange.
MEMBER! FTJR7LAXU BOARD OF TRADE.
H-'1 KB -J .lv
,harls Hof.
r.
227
Mr. and Mrs.
Montgomery, a
(iP.IMM J.jIt 20. to Mr and Mra Will
iam c.'irr.m, M ajghn. a daughter.
VINTUSM -July 2. to Mr. and Mra
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M't-NKT-July If. to Mr. inH Mra,
it"'" Jaooner. 4 East Lincoln, a
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(iOI LI Jul, IS. to Mr. and Mia Ed
wrd (Jould. 14 Ely. a son.
APHKRHAU'EN-Julr . tn Mr. end
Mr A AMerhaiden. It4 East
Twefty-ftfth, a eon.
KEWltlRK July la. In Mr. anf Mra
J. B. Newaira. 41 Buneiae, a daufk
lar. .
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cur 1 1 v A b strsct A Tru st Co., T C f G
J. 1' Allison and wife to Addle
Hsn', lot S, block "F," Ports
mouth Villa Ext I 70t
R. L. Stevena (sheriff) tty John C.
Shillodt et al. lots 7 and (,
block 114. Eaat Portland lOO
Morris Senosky et al to Edgar B.
I'U.er et ah lots 7 and S. block
!H. East PortUnd U.Mt
8 C Priestly to Mary C. Kea
borg. Iot 2 and t. block It,
Foxrhase addition ?g
C. L. Rutermund to Q. Oltma, lot
J. block 4. W oodstock !,?
Frank Warren and wife to John
Sheerer et aO, lot 4. block .
Central Alblna addition 41
J. H. Mlddleton and wife to John
B. Yeon, south f lot 14 ai4
all of lot 17 and It, Brook-
1sl JUH
Joph Campbell and wife to E.
W Reder, IM 11, block JL '
Richmond addition 41
Sprlngoeld Fire 4k Marina Inewr-
ance company to Lorjr Bioea
Idrkson, lots I. 1 sal JL
block i. InlTerslty I-ark.... MM
B. M. Lombard and wife te Mra
Ms fie Thowpeoo, rtl 4 f
of Me 1 and 2. M-u II. John
Irvlnge Bret addition. , J,J
E. P. Otmry and wife t asrai
Harris, lot , block (. Kings)
ectwd adrfltltn ,., IC'
Pbfl llarrte and wife t w 4
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