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Newspaper Page Textr :..'. i' -;' . i . '...' - 1 HE '1SV iidaKQOTJim The Gomniercial World FINANCIAL - XONDON June 23-Censols,- H MB; lUvr, U; bank rate, per cent "' . NEW-YO&lL June 23.-terllng ex mange, loniTw.W; do Abort, H-W. rer bullion, 62o. -v. ? jj . t - - SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-Sterllng exchange, o days, 84.; do, sight, fi.8ott; do, doc, drafts, telegraph ic. Ucj Co sight, JOc. i ..... . . k Shipping ; . Grain' tonnage eh routa....09.T.J JQkala tonnage in portN.H,.HM,. 6.WI ,J TIDES ' ATT JASTORIA TODAY .High, water-. . ' , ; IMS a. in,...,........... 8:41 p, m..,......,...,,.-.'...,.. ...07; test Low water . - . ' "6:40 a,'- m I,,, i .. iiiiiM ....,.) .-P.l Jeel 1:60 p. in., ..., ft WeatheM, loudy wind .south: bar tK:r.it - w- ARftrvATjl AH1 DHBARTtTTfllCa.. ASTORIA, June 22. Arrived .(downat 9:40 last might wnd sailed at j p. osw to day British steamer gulto.vfor Manila, Arrived, at a. m. and left up at ;40 a. m, Steame Jlomer, rem Ban Francis oo. vurived a a. m. and left up At 8:30 a. m. British steamer indrapura, front-Hons Kong vU. Victoria,' B. C. Balled at 19 a- m. Steamer Geo. W. El . for. San Francisco. Arrlver at 4 and left UP at 8.40 p. nv Steamer Sequoia, li utt tMia 'mnciaco. Arrived at S p. m. Schooner Churchill, from Ban Francisco. Queenstown. Arrived June 21 German bark Reinbek. from Portland. Liverpool.-Sailed Juno 81 British' ship Foyledale. for Portland, Or, , - Ameriaa .Visible Wheal Bushels. June 23, 1902.. .......... 20. 625,000 " Juno u, J9oi....-....,.s2.na.ooo June V, m......i.vxm t June 86, -im..2&,WW June 27, 1898..., 17,225,000 June- 18, lSW.....,......iS,VW,0 Increase. ' Decrease, Bushel. . . 2,545,000 , n,m,m 916,000 - tsw.ooo ' 1.871,000 QUANTITIES ON PASSAGE. June 23. June 18. Bushels. Bushels. To United Kingdom.26,120.W , 27,M.0O0 To Continent .. 12.240,000 12,400,000 Total . 37,160.000 . 40,320,009 Shipmenta of wheat and flour from leading exporting countries: Ruahnla. Bushels. frmtaH atatM atui ran. dn .860.000 8.400.000 Kuaala- .........JUmooo. 2.1D2.000 Danublan port 668,000 I.ztz.uw India. J78.O0O 478,000 Argentina , 866,000 432,000 Total ....T.lfi6,000 7,822.000 Grain. LONDON, June California . prompt. 23. Cargoes easier: 29a waua walla, 29s29s 3d. English country mao Xata quiet nupsteaajr. TJYERPOOL,, Juno 23.-Wheat-Jul Closed s l(fd; September, fi )d. French countrr markets qutet but steady. NEW TOBS. June 23.-Wheat July Closed 80c; September, -78c. CHICAGO, June 23. Wheat-rJuly closod 74Hc; September, 72di July corn closed 67c. Oats July, old, closed Sic; do naw. 40c; atiiptnents, 4W,ow ousneia. BAN FRANCISCO, June 23. Wheat December closed U.Hfr; May, 1.17ft. IM cvmber barley closed S4c Spot wheat, H.12H.- Barley Feed, 986Hc; brewing. uftaw!'tc. vats ea, si.itmi.su. '? Chicago Markets. These quotations are furnished by Bol. ton de Ruyter Vo., McKay ouliamg. KAi Third street, McKay building, hers Chicago Board of Trade: WHEAT. July $00.7234 KW.74H 100. 72 $0O.7H Sept. .. Jvfly ... Bevt. July ... Sept. .. July ... 3 -S2 71 ,.I2)i m .C7H Jii jm OATS. .87 .37 . .... : .214 .tO)s POBK. 18.00 18 im Ifi Cd M .36 .67 .37 29 W.W 10.65 10.60 10.82 10.67 M.25 18.60 10.95 10.70 " 10.90 10.80 Sept .......... xa.i .w U2D. July 10.66 10.70 Sept. 10.65 10.76 RIBS. Jttly ............ 30.82 10.90 Sept. 10.70 10.82 lioran & Bryan's grain letter to Bolton Oe Ruyter Co.: ' Wheat Liverpool, ie lower; Paris, fcfeHWc lower: Antweru. id lower. Visible decrease, 2,535.000 bushela, against 1,227,000 bushels laat year, and ' is sow 2J.1W0,W bushels, against 32.900,000 bushels last year. There was a weak opening here on the lower cables, and better weather: but later market turned atrong on lack of selling pressure. The visible supply was larger tnan waa expect ea, ana mere wss aulte a little bull helD from local acalplng interosta. The stock of wheat is not large, movement so fax Is slow, ana np elilna- pressure exoept from the bear aide, The Bouthwest reports Increasing offerings of wheat and diminishing pre miums for the spot stuff. Weather In Rnran is resorted more favorable. Tb news, on the whole, la bearish, but th aotlon of tho market i strong, vnoru no doubt will be covered freely. Esti mated .receipts tomorrow, Jt cars. . , ;, Corn. Visible Inoreaso, 170 'bushels, against 6,000 bushels decrease laat year, and is now fi.100,000 bushels against 17,100, 000 bushels last year. The market here was strong. Buying was mainly in the lins- of covering shorts. July corn is net easy to buy, although no doubt there is a scattered outside long Interest. Titers is no change In crop news or the cash situation.- rThe- crop needs dry.- . warm weather, but has not suffered to any i great -extent. ' The cash situation com prises moderate receipts vnd a very poor demand. .Estimated receipts tomorrow, 015 cars. -. Oats. The market was active and tronsr .'. There is no modification of tho strength In the eaen. situation, and oats are in urgent aemano wiw sm&ii suwiHy. Oats also need dry, warm weather. Tlier is good buying -of both July and Septem ber options, but shorts were also free buyers today. We still think September .oats are cheap and likely to sell hlghar. Estimated receipts tomorrow, 250 cars. Provisions. The market is again strong . and higher. Packers in the main own the property, and they are pushing up prices - to meet the advancing market for live hogs. Receipts of hogs are 57,000. against ' 64,000 last year. JThe average weight last week was 220 pounds, against 223 pounds last year, . - ; ' i .fTHB'JllARkank-.' ' . ' ; V'-v -: V. " :v -. Ths wholeaals district was unusuaUcy quiet today, even for Monday. , Changes in quotations today were rath-, tr scarce, but most articles wers steady at' printed prices. ,' t The egg, market continues to be the surprise of the district. year ago eggs wers a drug on the market at 12V4 cents a doren, while .today they are selling at U18e, slngla case. lots sometime being sold as high as 1920o a doun. A prom inent egg authority said today that a ' 1 fs"?oW Btort gdvwer beinc "t laeed sn sale, but as yet ths practice had not ; . , become general. ; jfe said that there wer - -,at least 1000 cases of eggs at the present . . Oms . cold storage. With meat and . provisions at such a high figure, a great ola (sew arafer to eat sggt ia sjteadtOf; mfa(, fomo f them sayin that ft is cheaper. V ; v 4 ' California tomatoes have begun to ar rive again, and Jthe market to fairly wen supplied. Tha . California variety Is quoted slightly lower! than the Mississip pi product, which formerly bald the mar ket - Quotations today tangs from 0 to n. sox, slightly lowsr auotatloa.wiU be noMoed, today en California flat Jntch' eabbag'f h prk Ui9 tUOCS a oantaL .Artichokes, too, are quoted lower. The poultry market' not open wall today, iecelptji . betas; , very , small, " even tor the rst of the Week. ? Prices are the same, V'f ' V ' '- V - ,J."q. oter, tshangf .Appear; la today's quoatlo&4 '.'' " " . . , .oftAiw and rwjtnt. ' J.".- heat-NoTnlnal; Wana,, Walla, Mb; btuestem, flttcjvalleyr-slo.1" - . ' Barley-Fted, 224j)23 per ton. Oats-No. 1 whjte, 8Li5(&'1.30; gray, fl2t 01 ti. - r j" j - ' ' Flour-Best' grades, , 12.1IOila.M 'ptt bar- .reigraoam, .iw,w. t i lllstufisBran, l.w per. ion; . mld Wings, M; whorts, IM; phop, Wl.w. : Hay-t-Tlrnothy, I12&U; clover. tl-JMQL - i.' irirtsav kaa: poultrt, '- - Buttr-Creameryi.a718MiO; dairy,. 153 Vc: store, 15ld. fa , ( : teeslelsVfwlPi- Toung America, 14c. . - rA Poultry-Chickens mixed, -f ?0: hens. 14 4. 50 per dost. brolLerk 12.25.2.76; rVyers. 3(fi3.60- dos.; duAsTV -per do; Turkeys. Uve. TPACi dreaeuvUl6o per lf; geese, 5.7518,25., ..u '.. t. , ' VEGETABLES. AND FBUTT. ' ,; Potatoes-Best Burbftnka; "11,1001.4? per cental;. Early Rose, fl.25isn,7e per cental, Onloas-Callfornls, ed L75t60.'-. Tomatoes0x3tS)ti p"er orate; caUfortia turnips. $11.25; carrots, $1L25: beets, 1.004p1.J per sack; cauliflower, 76t)o per docen; celery,' 90c per dozen;, peas, Vk &Sn .per: lb;' asparagus, 11.26 boxj rad-CibesT-per doa.,Hl6J treen unions, do.r I2V4tfl5c: cabbagea, new flat Xulch, tLWen cental;, early York. lo per lb.; Oregon strawWrles, 66o , per lb.; Oregon rhubarb, -2(eV4o lb.; arUchokes, pef dojt4060cr lettuce bead, per doa, J025o; California green, corn, 85o, dosen. Green tfuitt-Lewons, $41. 50; oranges, $44. per box;- bananas. 2i&'3; pine appjea, J5 , per doai cherries, 90cSU0; pescnes, waiiyjii "" apricots, IL50T,, . .. ' - . - '- Dried fmitSnn-drled apples, sack or boxes, per lb.i 46o; evaporated,' 1212Hc; apricota UH12c: peaohes, J'"o;-pears, tf.a' MinMi Italians, italic: flea. Call for- nTa blacks, iWaio; do whits, 6c; plums, pitted, rm:, . OROCttBIEa NTJT8. ETC Bngar-Ciibe, M.7M; crushed Hf; powdered, 4.60t dry granulated. . M.BO; extra C 14.10;. ol6en 24.00; beet, vrannlated. 14.45 ier 100 lbsM sack basis: barrels, loci Jialf barrov 26c; boxes, 6oo per WV IDS., snore miais. wo iwr count for prompt cash; tnapUu 12V13g ner pound, , . v. Co ffea Mocha. 88ffl28ci ' ' Java. etancT. 20&32c: Java. good. liOtf24:i Java, ordi nary, 1820c; Costa Rica fancy, 1920n; Pn.ii Rica.- rood. KkaiBet : Costa Rica. Ordinary , 10&12c per pound: Columbia roast. Ill: Arhuckle's, 811.13 list; Liioa, 110.63 list: Cordova. SU.U; Xosemtte, ill. Malt Flue table and dairy, bus per sack, fee; Liverpool, T7c; Worcester, We; Barrels, Worcester, Bulk, K IDs., so.io; bales 'J to IDs. per bale, 13.10. Salt-Coarse, half ground, loos, per ton. xmio; ous per jon. au.v. . Honey Fancy white, kUQlEo light ant' Grain bags-Calcutta, 6.B06.75 per 100 for Julr-August. Nuts Peanuts, t3hie per pound for raw, 890 for roasted; coooanuts. 859 sue per- ei, twiiinun,iwtiuo' per pound; tune nuts, locei2Ue; hickory nuts. 7c; chestnuts, 18.50 t per drum; Bra sil nuts,. 17e;: filberts, -MfMc; fancy per cans, 141J4 almondi7l2ii15c, , Coal Oil Cases, SOftc per gallon; bar rale, 16c; taaks, 14c . ,. .. '; Rice, Imperial, Japan No. X 5c; No. t. vc; new unmu, wvic Beans Small vhlta, 114o; , lartre white, 1 1-frc: pma, so; oayvu, c; nmaa. a. Salmon Columbia . River, ens-pound tells, 11.75; two-pound tails, 32.40; fancy oae-pound fiats, 81.85; heir-pound fancv flats, 81.15; Alaska talis, pink 0o, red $1.25; two-ppuna talis, z. HOPS. WOO'I, AND HIDES. Hops HHpiSo per pound; contract. iMsatue;?' '" r-i,'' , Wool-Wominal: Valley, J2,13c; East ern Oreron. 94W24c,1 .' iSseepeklna dowii'ings, J 15000c: Short weal, 5Sc-i tnedlaiji wol, 8060p; long wooL wcnil each. '1 allow rrime, per pounu, Witc; No. t and grease. 'MUMS. Bides Dry hides. No o. i, la pounds and. np, lBioftc per poun ia; rv . drr IcIol No. 1, 6 to 15 pounds, 10c; dry calf. No. 1 under 0 pounds, 18c; dry-Salted, bulla and stags, one-third less than dry (tint; salted hides,, steers, sound, 40 pounds and over, 80c DV IV w ywuuw, iwi www w iwuuua and cows, 7c; -stags and bulls, sound, 6& 6c; kip. sound, 16 to 80 pounds, 7c; veal sound, lv to 1 pounds, 7c; calf, sound; under 10 pounds, tic: green (unaalted), 1 per pound less; eulls lc per pound less; norse niaes, saueu, vsca, m.buvj ary. aacn, iwi.w; wiva muea, wen, aoBSHJCf goat aklna, common, each. 1015c; An gOKa, Wun wain BBj arnw, acvx. Mohair 25iS26o. MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Fresh meats Beef, 77V4c; pork, VA 7V4c; veal, 647J4c; mutton, 84o per lb.; cows and bulls, 4Vi6ftc; lambs, twp 7c per lb. llama, bacon, etc. Portland pack (wesierni ohoib, ?H'irac, picnia, no ID.; breakfast bacon, lbM lb.; tight aides, 13o lb.; backs,,-, 12313C1 .dry saltsd. sides, 12V4c; dried' beef sett. 16c; Inside, and knuckles, 18o per lb.; outaldes, lo.,-peF' lb.; Eastern packed hams unaer w.ioa. itvtc; over i lbs, 14Uo; I wv, ,ivniu, . uu, anouiaers. UttCi art' waited IddSW "utatfmrtlrAfl- 13 miuuiuMi wiTOvuttaj Mcoii sides, uwsfi butts, lml2Hc j- hu?litti!el?tS' WUe; stsasa rendered, jec,r.tAerca .basis... ,v . (, ;yf- - GRAIN AND CATTLE Professor It ifc French, of the tJniver- sfty of Idaho, ..who was' here last week. Is weU satisfied with feeding exjterlment in his capacity aa professor o agricul ture anf n industry in the Moscow InstltutCn of Juearnins;. , His experiments with feeding oattle and sheep are the re sult of the earnest efforts of an earnest It is tie intention of Professor French to. continue his work, with the Idea f producing beef and mutton at the lowest possible) cost. He Is now keeping' a rec ord of his findings In the matter of feed ing ttie dairy cow la order to asoertam the1 exact ost of a pound of butter and other dairy , products. ' Professor French's experiments win W exhaustive. Professor French will leave next week for' the Michigan Agricultural College, where iia . will unite with others In his Mne r "Work: fn a aeries of experiments. There are few, men who work harder or more aealously than,. Professor : j French. Blnee ho , was given , permission toy the Department .of Agrloultuiw at Washlng toa.. D. Cvs to frank seeds of different varieties) by mail, he has labored earnest ly and with the devotion of a' man thor- ira,ui4ru:,M' wiv una w w,i, 110 una mailed packages of special seeds) adapted f tpsoial. lacsjitim''.rn. -. r Aiong this; line Professor French .has sent out what is known as truick-grow-fnc oata He has made InUrestlngr tests With this ew vartetr eats. tures, 15 days earlier- than; .the common varfatles, and Is therefore specially adapt ed to high altitudea He has tried' It at; elevated locations ' In , Ida and 4s 1 de lighted, with .the, sueoess attained, What he la doing for cats he Is also dolnr Cor ether siaia,':;i.. ift'V" -- ' ' 'J Recently. Professor French sent to Colo net R. a Hudson,; the industrial agent of the- OB.- -K. Company, a jsampil jot boom grtaav: 4tt -feet high,; which la. im mensely valuable as forage for cattle. The advantage.'w.hloh this species of grass has over other, grass Is that It will grow well in a soil Impregnated with i alkali. jiroylded. there to a clay4 imbBoIl.; Colonel Judson's specimen was grown in ine al kali district of Eastern OrcVon. ' HOPS WILL BE : POOLED1 AGAIN , ' - i - iM It has been decided by the Oregon Hop growers' Association ' to pool their hops again the coming season, the -satisfactory ending of the last season's orop being the cause. It has not as yet been de elded by the association as to whether this year's crop will be shipped, abroad or not. : tt la said by one of the officers of the association that a prominent contracting firm had made the association an . pff er to contract the present year's suppjy at IS cents a pound, the offer being refused because the officers of the association thought that .they could get a. much bet' ter rAte after the crop was picked and ready for the market James Wlnstanley, secretary of the as sociation, has Just returned to his home In Salem after an extensive tour of the hopftelds of the state. He says that he estimates that the crop this year In the state would not amount to more than 85,000 bales, although, as he says. It Is yet too early to make much of an es timate on the growing crop. He says that during bis tour, of in spection that he found a large number of vines being- missing from the hills. Mr. Wlnstanley Is opposed to the action of a large number of the growers of the state In contracting their crops at 12 to IS cents. He says that it is like losing money. MARINE NOTES. The Columbia will sail for San Fran cisco this evening on schedule time. Thl steam schooner Fulton left up this morning at 9 o'clock. She will load lumber for a Southeiin port. The Japanese liner Hong Kong Mara has arrived in . San' Francisco (wo days ahead of her schedule time. Between Yokohama and Honolulu she broke all preceding records. ' The steamer Regulator brought down 200 sacks of wool from The Dalles this morning to be shipped from here on the Elder to San Francisco. This is the first shipment of this season's clip to arrive here. The Oriental liner arrived from Yoko hama last night at Victoria, B. C, for which port she brought BO passitngers She will arrive at Astoria tonignt and will reach Portland tomorrow morning. She has a large cargo tor thi3 port The; steamer Victoria, which ak dam.; aged' recently by. coming In contact With an uncharged rock ' along." the British Columbia coast, has gone into drydock at Esquimau. It Is estimated that 15 or 16 new plates will be needed to make the re. pairs to the twill. , , The members of the Presbyterian churches and' Sunday schools of the city to the number of 625 people left on the Harvest Queen this morning for an e' curslon trip'-to Multnomah Falls, where they will espend the day plcnlcing and having a good time. The British steamship Quito started at noon on her long voyage to the Phil ippines,, where she is taking a large car go of government supplies. The Quito has been In port several mionths. Bar fore receiving her cargo .she underwent a thorough overhauling. 'Workmen are busy this morning clean injg off the lower section of the A Ins worth dock Into which 'the transpora-tloa-company expects to move the first of the week. The river is falling rap Idly, and It Is likely that ad the tower docks will soon be occupied, again. ' Considerable building material lias been coming up on the boats lately from points down ' the river. It is said that there Is strong talk among the sawmill companies at various points along, the river "of putting In plantagtfmill ftlaJijts if the strike panUsues ueremuofi aobjrjer. CoiMderabto ttppretteasian S 1 : 'bemg shown concerning the "steamer Portland which left Seattle April 26 for Nome. The Alaska Commercial Company Is -owner of the vessel and Is hopeful that she will make the voyage In safety.' The Portland carried 1,000 tons of freight and 210 pas sengers, 46 of Whom were booked from Ban Francisco. She started With pro visions and coal sufficient to last a year.: - A letter from Consul-Oeneral Williams at Singapore states the reasons Why the manufacturers of the Pacific Coast sftouid recpgnlze fh Importance of that city and Asia in general. Mr. wniiams quotes NEW TODAY. AUCTION SALES Ford's Auction House Wednesday, June 25, at 10 A. M. j an, Jre j. . a " nu. nrsi aireei, - , We will sell the furniture, carpets and household furnishings, comprising: ' li brary, chamber and dining-room" furni ture, Brussels and tapestry carpets, rugs, mattings and a great quantity of articles too numerous to mention.. ' Friday, June 27, at 182 First jareetaat !LA: .MGrandJ Auction Sale. r Xadies' tailortriade suits," shirt waists: youths' summer coats and vests, ' and a varied assortment of granlteware, tin ware, glassware, etc - ?' H. FOXA Anettonesr. statistics which show that Singapore Is a areater harbor than- San Francisco. He concludes with: "Our Pactno Coast to 5000 mlled nearer the markets of Eastern Asia , and Polynesia, , with their JMO.000,000 of buyeraioaliy fcJOre and more demand- Int Western oomforts, manufactures and coavenienoes of mooera Ufa, tnan are our Europeans competitors for their trade od Indlas 300,000,000 are about as near to us as to Europe." ifiWi i1 ' " NSW .TORK-The cruiser Brooklyn will leave for England with the body of Lord Pauhcefote on Thursday. She to having difficulty In securing enough coal as a result of the strikes. HI Soldwltkorwltbmt amtafaad Tatm- (and Bapalnd. IteacoB Tt p. writer fclbboM I fur all aaehlaea. Unas Pwn, Oarboa Fa-1 par, and miMMlLaBaooa TTpiwrltar SuppIlM I and Furnitura. HasouumBBS nruiuiiB I , WBBout auaea. Wyckofl, t Bseeslct. id 24 STARK. 8T. PROPOSAL TQR WOODEN DRY DOCK. Port of Portlcnd. No. C6t Wbroester Block. Portland, Or. -Sealed proposals will be received and onened on June 6. 19"2. at 4 o. m.. at th. above office for, a floating wooden dry oock or nve kouudb, accoraing to plana and specifications prepared by James E. Blackwell. -consulting engineer, Dexter Horton building, Seattle, Wash., and now on fljepln the office of the Port of Port land; ?'.-. t ' A certified check of flOO, drawn to the order of the Port of Portland, must as company the application for plana which check will ' be' returned to the drawer upon the. return of the plans and speoia catiohs to the undersigned. . ;, , k A certified check for 10 percent of the amount of the bid must accompany each bid, guaranteeing .that the bidder will en ter into a contract satisfactory to the Port of Portland, and give bond tor the faithful performance should the contract be awarded Jilm-- -. - - The right to reject any or all bids or to waive defects Is reserved. Plans, specifications and full Informa tion can oe ODiainea oy applying to E. T. C. STEVEN! 8. Clerk of the Board 11 .' i ) "The Oldest Trut Company in Oregon." MIMD TmJST. COnPANT Of OREaOH Incorporated April 21, 1887. " Benl. I. Coneiv President. . ' B. tiee Paget, Secretary. ' THE PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON Issues INTEREST-BEAB-ING . CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT upon the following terms: On Special Certificates of- Deposit, not leas than 3500 each, payable upon 10 days' call by the holder, or 10 days' notice by the Trust Companjf, i per cent per an num. - Payable on 30 aVs' call or 30 days' no tic, per cent feerainum,, Payible on (0 days? cU er 0 days no tlre, 4 per bent pen. Annum. . On Certificates, 4r KiO00 or over Interest will b paid quarterly or semi-annually if desired,'. ' : ' -?'.. . . ; PORTLAND TRIST COMPANY of OREGON 109 Third Btra' Portland, Oregon. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard nf tha itrld: safes sold on aasyepaj-ments; trade your , old safe for a new one. Norrls Sate A Lock Co., 91 First str FOR SALE-One-horsepower electric motor for sale cheap. Inquire of cash ier, this office. . -. i i , PERSONAL. FREE FREE Handsome home savings banks at the Security Savings ft Truat Company; only a limited number to be loaned; -call and ask for one of those banks. 206 Morrison, at HAIR SPECIALIST. A E. Devere, the specialist in treatment i -air -and scalp. U0 The Dekum; Snowden Bathrooms, S60H Wash., room L Vapor baths, ntassace and. elsctrlo treatments. -, ; vrf; - ,- v. .---.- ' ? i'T:. ' , CLAIRVOYANT. MRS: STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives .reliable advice on all affairs of life; readings, 60c SdWMor rison st. . ' i "" ROOMS FOR RENT. 435 ALDER, cor. ,12th-Nlcelr furnished irnt roomsi a for one or two front rooms;,. all conveniences; Kufcay .1 o geniiemen. . I NICELY BURNISHED ROOMS, -light and J airy-. - o. io3 ua-c;;- use oi pnone ana bath ;'; ,.; fi:' V v f n i rooms; uansieni, soucuea.:- motui T FURNISHED ROOMt-181 1st 8t.,"0rv Yamhllli trahsient;flltoitd.,Tel, Browa THE 'GRAND-NewinanajfemehtT light, -airy room,., bathsi- Af7 1 YaiuhUh teL, ;.HOOd 719. .'. Kt'i ! FTJBNISHED ROQMft Bath ' tel. t Yamttill, near cor, jWiat pPstfTL JPfcon Green. 28. fi THE BTJRBANK. 334 Tamhill Well-furnished front rooms .and board; also , tatfle board. ;.; THE LOCKWOOD, 15IH Morrison. strW Furnished rooms; transient Phone Ore - on South 606, . ..t;u. ... ....... THE METROPOLB-Wew. management A65 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonably. MANHATTAN COURT-Brick building ; steam' heat newly fumtabed. STLH stark. THE CASTLE S72 Wash.; rooms for gen- HELP WANTED 1MALE. LOGGERS ; mill and yard' men: men and teams; wooa-cnoupers: iarm nands and milkers; work of all kinds In and out of city for men and women; to-day guarantee on every ticket Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Z2&H Morrison; branches, 247 Burnslde and at w ia AturOm .. . . . ... "WANTED A solicitor for rubber stamp. gooas, city wuwy.t joasoy ft usa. 417 The Dekum. - i. . , T "' MISCELLANEOUS. BARGAINS S2x48 Cottrell drum and two-revoiuiion vnmppeu printing press, with trip; thorough order. Box H. "Portland Ev"h8r JournaL . CARPENTERS AND BUILDER j ; John ;Ar MeKon, carpsater- and Builder. gOT Btara oiunwa store fixtures built and remodeled, alterin aadS! pairing housea Phone iatsi 747. " CONTRACTORS. FRANK a CAMPBELL, carpenter and builder: repair werkTto iiirst strTar- phone Front i - . AdvcrtlM your: want io paper uai w au mi ptwpia. 7 ,t ATTORNEYS. Paxton, Beach Simon, K0 Chamber of Commerce. Charles -A. Lucas, room 629- Chamber of Ceauaeroe, . . . -- , . fries Gleason, and Mulkey Building. AatAVER AND ANALYST. Paul BaBmel, , aasayer aad Analyslsti gold dust bought 228 Stark st. BOOKS. James R. Ewtng. Bookseller. Y. M. C A. . Bldg, 169 Fourth sit. Portland. BOOTS. AND 8HOES. A, Dreyers, 67 Third st. . J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington. Marks Shoe Store, 253 Morrison st., near td. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balks Collendex Co., 49 Third au. , CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm.) Deveny . and Estelle Deveny, Wl Alfsky ulg., Third and Morrison. L, Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knight's .Shoe Store, m-Washington st. Phone Hood ,728. . . - 'CONFECTIONERY. A JJCoffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, 430. Washington St. W. -"3. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington st.- ,..-.. Henry Blumenauer, 'Manufacturing Con feoUoner, 430 Washington C - CrGARS AND TOBACCO. The Rallrokd Cigar Store. SIM Wash, su ; cy ousts and mac hinery." E.' P, ; Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vldatte Bicycles, First U Phone Red im.. . f v Sewing Machines and Bicycles, S35 Mor. rlson yreet. . CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Bkyllghts. - Galvanised Iron Cor nices. J. C. Bayer. 2ti5 Seoond st. CREAMERIES. La-Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese. 264 Yamhill st. Phone . Oregon Main 770. . COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of ' ooal and wood, SM Morrison at Banfleld-Veyiey Fuel Co., dry "at wood, m Third st. Phone Mala 353 and Col. STi. DENTISTS. S. M. Hamby, D. D. S.. room f Wash Ington.JBUlg.WashlDKton and 4th sta Theodore 8; Thompson, 80-61' Washington . Bids., Washington and Fourth sta Phone Hood 414. P. 8. tahgworthy, rooms 7 and 1 Benson Building, 2V1H Morrison street, near rifth. - . DRUQQIST8. O. P. 8. Plumiaer. 260-202 Third st. Rqwe & Martin, Blxth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg, 242 Washington st Laue-Davls Drug Co., 176' 3d st. Phone 648. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Works Office, 292 Washington st. Western Electric Works, SOSVfc Wash, st HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place in Portland for good work; union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 81 Fourth street; phone Black U32. , i ; PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott, IS years' experience In diseases of women. Write or call. 08. Salmon St.., . . .fcNGRAVERS. Hicks-Chatten Engraving Company, Moii rlson, between First and .Second , s! EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon .Employment Co.. 227 Burnslde st Acme Employment Bureau, 15 Morrison. Help free to employers. Phone North 83&V Columbia 3S7.. r TINANCIAL. 1300,000 to loan at S and 8 per cent Wm, . Beok.-821 Morrlaon-st r ' ? ", FURRIERS."' The, Bllverfleld, Fur Mfg.. Co,j 165 Morjl- seaVat. & f. ' Ji ' ..'. V)' '.-S GROCERSr '-- .-I1. '-tr4my-,'-- -y1" s'iati i it nA-'Vy. FtTJteeser' A-g Washington, ft. -4reiir Serple- A vCaL, Faaoy GrOOMlea '. 262 Morrison itv ... ., t;'v'-;.'f HAlRDRESSING,' MANICURING. "jwyvy. aftejWiawyiSast,,''W'''J farts Hair Store, JOB Washington at, UP- e-dass Jiair dressers. 't .:: BosMithal .6IsteTs-WtemakrDg and nurB louring: 160 Fifth st Hood Sit. 7? HAY AND: GRAIN; V. a Lauthers-,110 North Third st, XJrne, Bnmgies ana tement : a MOTEL8. otel Belvedere, turopean plan. Fourth and Alder lrts. - . .- Esmond Hotel,,- Rates: European, 50o to 11.50 per.deyv ; Trent and Morrison sts. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, carpets. Parlor Ooods, Stoves, etc. See I, Oev urts eons, 178-176 First, 210-225 Yam hill. ' Both phones 804. TN8URANCE. Buffer, Borgard A Co., 851 Washington at LOT MACHINES. " All styles; repairing: phonographs, rec ords.. Transcontinental Machine Coiii Washington st. , FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE. BEAV Estate and General Business Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First St PATENT FOR BALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H interest in a valuskble patented asphalt paving pro- . cess; has been operated successfully. Address Sox 121. Journal oflioe. WINE DEPOT. THE COLtJMBUHOalifornJa Wine De. pot. P.- Loratl. Prop. All kinds wine, 5e glass." Fine wines, liquors nd clgaM. Headquarters for -cooks, -waiters and bartenders, : M8 Fourth at Qt.. pheae Main 751. k'. r ''' . '...'f t i. BARBERS' SUPPLIES, LEWI9-8TENG ER Barber Supply Co. Orrnding of U sharp edg tools a ape , Cialty. 151 First Et, . - , "T" ified ;Advertising JEWELERS. Beidini Brolu Diamonds, watches, eto' 45 Third at The fe, C Henrtchsen Co., lewslars and opticians, 24 Washington st The Q.- Heltketnper Co manufacturing . Jewelers, 8ti6 Morrison st eMaMaaasnaaMaaaaai ' John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc, SO! Morrison at . LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally, Comb, brush, soap, - fa per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40 48 ft. Ninth st Tel. 410. MASSAGE." : " " vVfl, Faulkner, roohTlfiTlSlMowtoon M U S IC ATU. INSTRUMENTS. Ftute7gt3Far, niandolla adTan5oiS? slruction. Prof. E. A. Smith, residence 864 Twelfth. Phone Brown 685. FlBher Muslo Store. Everything In music Phone Red m, m Third st LADIES' TAILORING. Ladles' tailor-made suits; fancy embroid ered and applique dresses and trimming. Btepban's, 282 Alder st MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st Estimates on hrat-olaas work and stock only. PA WN BROKERS. ulncleenTyTTSortli 'ThTrorBt L " Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.', 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 475. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. - MS Third St PIANOS. Souie Bros, piano Co.. 328 Washington st PHOTOG WAPHE IRS. E7wTTdoore, crayon and "oil portraltsT Third and Washlnaton sts. PLUMBERS.. Taylor A Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting. 88 Sixth st 'SO REAL ESTATE. J. F. Compton. Phone Black 828, 202 Washington sa The King Real Estate Association. Chamber of Commerce. 128 E. F. Riley, 608 Chamber of Commerce, Chaa. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Main 688. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse's Restaurant 220 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant 18 Third st, N. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. The latest quartlsoope views, t Third st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First st. bet Stark and Oak; phone 696. Pianos and furni ture moved and' packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olaen, 128 First street. "TYPEWRtTEftS. The Smith-Premier-Typewriter, 128 Third street All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. I A M. Alexander A Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES. dTeHa1SdTToket ' VmZ3ffirfQi 'mfty to 120 saved to all points. TAILORS, v We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for 21.00 per month. 433 Washington st - Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third st, oppo site Chamber of Commerce. . , TRUNK FACTO UY. Harris Trunk Co trunks, valises, oatch els. etc., 231 Morrison St WALL PAPER. H. p; "Chrtatensan. wall papers, and painter. ' Ml Seventh St., corner Alder. Ernest Miller ft Co.. wall paper and dec orations. -127 First t r r-r BANKS. -w V ...... ii, . , . CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which Is amalgamated THBrBANK PF BRITISH COLUMBIA. CapRei paid P m'" .....13,000,000 Reserve ....v;;...iV-t.v(V'-"v Transacts a general Danklng businesa BAV BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of 810 and up wards, and Interest -Allowed on minimum monthly balances. Hates on application, 244 Washington st ! . B. A. WTLD, Manager. VXDJ'St TLTON, BANKERS ' ESTABLISHED IN' 1869. Transact a general banking -business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favor able terms. Letters of credit issued avail able in Europe and the Eastern States. Sight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York, Washington, Chi cago, St Louis. Denver. Omaha, Ban Francisco and various points In Oregon. Washington. Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. . Exchange sold on London. Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong. . MERCHA NATIONAL BANK , PORTLAND. OR. J. Frank Watson President R..Ij. Durham , Vice-President K. W. Hoyt Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BAN ICING BUSINESS. ! ..i. United States Depositary. Drafts and letters of credit issued avail able to all parts of thd world. v : Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought LONDON A SAN FRANCISCO vBANK. j.LIMIT.D. Chamber of Commerce Building. Third and Stark streets. Head efBce, 55 Old Broad street London. This bank transact a general banking business, makes loans, discounts hills and issues letters of credit available for trav elers and the purchase of merchandise in Wtof the -world. Deals in foreltrn and domestlce exchanga , Interest paia on time deposit. .. .. W. A MACRAE, Manager. -, ; MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to iOa-pii--Clty tots and im- t new at . XXJ A Dkasaani SB. r m , a tark 8treet x W. A..HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10 wasningioin Buiiaing. -nme Hood 418. MASSAGE.' MDME. SL tU ELY, IewnatologlBt maa- sage, eiecwio ireaunanu. , ito f irst st - , t felGN WRITER. Jessie WaddelL fifrh Writer, 2b9H Taylor .Street Phone Hood, 17a. Portland. ' -TECHNICAL SCHOOL. TT'R INTFRNATIOVAL Ct-MwrnBnf bchoois, bcianion, uua, . li.ur k au. Help Waatad, aa Mae, ... l CBMHeyeMM waaud. Bar US. For MaM. sar naw, . WaaW. liaaaa,, pmt Psrsoaals, par Uaa, , rer saw, par uaa. . , , (MlmtmaiM SOUTH Depot Fifth Leave. - 1 Streets. 1 I OVERLAND EX-I . ,'vf l:80 p a (PRESS TRAINS. It tel a sa '; .. iw CHftiBin, - burg.Asoland, Bae-) 8:88 mm ramento. uaaea.r rum San Fraaelsco, Mo-i javo, ABgaies,! El Paso, New Ur-I leans and tbe Eaetl At Weedpurnl (dally exceDt Sun-I day), morning train! connects with train! ror Mt Aagei, B verton. Browns ville, Springfield, and . Natron, and Albany Local for Mt. Angel and 811 verton. 4:00 p m 7:30 a m 4:50 p ra Albany passenger ..139:18 a I orvauia Daasenser 6:60 par lonenaan paasenger . . - , : a a'Dally. HDally exoept Sunday. . , Rebate tickets on sale between Port ' land. Sacramento and Ban Francisco. Net . rates 817.50 nrst-class and 814 seoond-olass. Second-class Includes sleeper: flrst-class does not Rates and tickets to Eastern pofnts and Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA HONO LULU and AUSTRALIAN Can be ob-' talned at Ticket Officf, So. 854, corns Waahington and ThlrdJ .. r TAMHILL DrVJSION. " Passenger Depot foot of Jefterso Pts teave Portland dally 7:20. a. m.. 12:20, 1:56, 8:25, 4:40, 6:25. 8.80 p. to. Dally ex cept Sunday, 6:80. (:40 a. m., 1:06, llljO P. m. Sunday only, 8 a m. . Arrive Portland daily. 8:80, 10:60 a, n 1:85. 3:M. 4:30. 6:15. 7:4d. lOp. to. Dail?, except Sunday, 8:25, 8:80, 10:60 a. out ex cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.; Sunday only. 10X16 a. m. . ., , Leave for Pallas dally except Sunday, 5:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:30 a. m. Passenger tram leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 34 p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday, Except Sunday. T " V. A. SCHILLING, City Ticket Ageat, W. E. COMAN. Freight and Fassengeti Agent TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND Senart Arrival, - North Coast Limited... 8:00 p. m. trt a m. -Twin City Express.. .Jl:80p.a. (J0p.ak ; Kansas City and St Louis Special 85 ft, m. JldOp, HV Ppget Sound Limited. 8:28 a. m, :45n. Take he Puget Sound Tymlted" o Olympta, South Bend and Grays Harbor " Solnta All trains daily. Four trains, ally to Taeoma and Seattle. Three through to the East .ra an ift miaa viv- ,--iV Jaw viuinuivni "' ; Asst General Pass. Act, " n street Portland, Ore. 155 Morrlion THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR AIX POINTS EAST UNION DEPOT. CHICAGO-PORTLAND - SPECIAL. For ths East via Sunt- " . ington. "SPOKANE FLYER. " For Eastern Washing ton, Walla Walla, Lew is ton, Coeur d'Alene and Qt Northern points. ATLANTIC EXPRESS, For tho East via Hunt ington. Leava Arrive' TSodoT" 9;00 am uauy LPaUy , at pa ally 7:00 am Daili i a 8:60 pnv Dally . 8:10 in. Daily OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. - I Zrl tuoMt lull ,.. IwloCD'N MD4 J I m j3ciV A. J'. " Via. - a ' "k 11 FOR "8 AN FRAN- From CISCO. Aine- ..A-L, SS. Geo. W. Elder- , worth June 1. U, 81, i Dock . SB. Columbia , . 8:00ipm June 4, 16, 8. V , FO"R ASTORIA and 8:00 pm 5:0n. '.. way points, connecting Dally - Daily with atr. for Ilwaco and ex Bun . ex Sua v North Beach, str.' Has- Sat 18 . salo. Ash street dock. p m FOtt COR VAXX.IS anS 6:45 am 6:00 pnv , way points, steamer Men., Tuea, , Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed Thuta. t (Water permitting.) FH. Bat J FOR DAYTON, Oregon 7:00 am 3:00 pin' City and Yamhill River Tuea, Mon.. ,, points, str. Modoo. Ash Thur Wed street dock. Sat Frt. 'I (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing. ' , - ton. Telephone. Main TU. . . - PORTLAND & ASIATIC - STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong 'call tng' at Kobe, Nagasaki aad -Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma-, nlla Port Arthur and Vladlvostock. For rates and full Information call e or address officials oc agents of the O. H. & N. Co. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. : ": 1 DEPOT FIFTH Leaves. AND I STREETS. Arrives. For Maygero. : Rain . '.. ter, Clatskanle, West- , port. Clifton. Asto- . rla, warrenton, Fla- 100 AM. vel, Hammond, Fort U;10 AIL : Stevens, Oearhart , . t, Pk., Seaside, Astoria ' ana fleashore Ex- ,Jy , 5 .' , nre'sa Ially. . , 7:00 P.M. Astoria Six press, r, ( 8:40 P.M. UJ.,0C. MAYO, Oeaaral Passenger Artt. Astoria, ur ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 48 2d st Tel. Oak 7 V els and machinery of ail kinds de t signed. ' BARBERS, Joseph Reldel, 6oi Morrison st C. V. Hare, 14 Fifth street BICYCLES. rd T. iiin.l tc.e to i