THE XORKIXG OREG020AX, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1905.
1?
HOPS ffi WANTED
Strong Eastern Demand Con
.tinues Unchecked.
SKIRMISH FOR BEST GRADES
English Crop Is Said to Have Been
Greatly Overestimated Finer
Qualities in That Coun
try Advancing:.
HOPS Strong demand for choice
t grade
J A HEAT Market dull and wrak.
1 roi LTRY Light Inquiry for tur-
T keys
7" LOGS Supply large- and prices
I weak
I BI TTER No change In conditions.
I FRUIT Strone hnllrinv Innnlnv
t t
The steady demand that exist for hop at
th s lair date li the year suririscs the old
fctacera who predicted a dead market In De
.ceir.ber A day doejt not pass without the
receipt of new order, and the filling of these.
In connection with the operation of the shorts,
keeps the market in a good active condition
wlh a eatu-fartery undertone. The t rongeur
lnqu.ry continues fnr choice grades, which
have been well picked over by this time, and
the holders of which, as a class, are execed
Incly firm. When a grower can W found who
1 witling to self, no time 1 hot In getting
the poods out of hifi posxosslon.
An instance of this kind occurred yester
day when a Reedvllle grower offered for
ilc 78 hales of strictly choice hops. As soon
as the fact became known a half dozen buyer
started for the scene. Ernest AVells, E.
Clemens Horst'-s representative, won the rare
and tecurcd the lot before the other liopmcn
arrived. The hop cost him 11U cent.
There; Is a healthy demand for the lower
grades, art well, which are being only spar
ingly offered. Many dealers are able to fill
their orders from the Mocks of other dealers
and a Rood deal of buslncm ofthl kind took
pla-e yesterday. ' Among tho purchasers of
hops from flnst hands was1 the Joseph Ryan
lot of 20 hales at Huttevlllc that II. 1.. Hart
bought at 94 cents.
Some very Interesting Information in re
gard to the overestimating of the English
crop of 1005 Is contained In the latr.it Ikuo
cf th Kentish Olworver. The British govern
ment official estimate was (Xi5,'M3 cwts. After
Us ann uncement the claim wan made by omn
of the overzealouA bears that the real figure
was far in excess of this, and that the crop
would run to 750.000. or even 8w.om cwt. This
1 what the Kentish OUrervcr says:
lisps of nenrly all descriptions continue
in good demand, and all-round lota are now
selling at a substantial' advance on the prices
bid for them a few weeks ago. Choice qual
ities are getting hcarce. and It is evident
that the aggregate production of the whole
area on which haps are grown was not nearly
so huge as the official estimate gnve It. As
we remarked at the time, no allowance was
made for the large quantity left unpicked,
while it would alho appear that the estimates
from many districts, even ajter striking off
a large percentage under this head, were far
In excess of the actual average secured.
"The total imixjrtrt for September and Oc
tober amounted to 18.771 cwts.. compared with
1)3,017 In the corresponding period last year;
the exports during the name period wore (1230,
uk against 3305 cwt. lat . year."
WHEAT MARKET YVKAK.
Inquiry From AH Quarters .Is Light I,ower
Price Quoted.
The wheat market Is weak and dull. Buy
ers are now. quoting 71 cents as the top price
of club and 73 cents on bluestem. The In
quiry I light from all quarters.
The following table from the Liverpool Com
Trade News exhibits the Imports of flour anfl
wheat Into and on past-age to the following
countries from August 1. ll5. to November
2", 11H)5, omparod with the corresponding
time In 11)04:
Countries
Vnlted Kingdom .
1P05. bu.
02.2(iK.OO0
!.M.(:h
22,7S.0;o
2K.S.T2.t)io
10.C1 11.000
ir..7S4.tK(
.l7(l.mM
2K)t.(HK)
.1.120.0(W)
4,?:ttt.HMt
S2S.(XH
23.12?.Hl
1004. bn.
74.632.000
8.776.000
21.312.000
18.472.000
7.)B.000
12,:2.C00
4.HW.)fK
24K.OOO
2.432.MK
4.7Wi.O(H)
4.iem.ooo
20.752.NH)
ranee
Belgium
IKlland
Germany
Ita'y
Spain
Portugal
Greece . ...........
Scandinavia ........
AuMrln Hungary ...
N :rth Africa, etc. ..
Other countries .....
Totals
1tS.4M),0(X) 1W..-.H2.O00
DIEKSSKI) TURKEYS ARRIVE.
Buyers Do Not show .Much Inlrrrht In Mar
ke( Yet.
A few shipments ( droned turkeys were
received yesterday, but the demand for them
light. Iealer nin enie et to fore
csst the holiday market, thutigh from present
indications It doej not look like a very lively
one Chicken receipts were numerous yester
day, but most of tho rtork was disposed of.
The egg market was woak in plte f con
siderable buying. Prices wore quoted all the
way from 31 to 31 cents, but " most tt the
biwlnces was at 3233 centf.
Tliere wa no chance in the butter situation.
Holiday ITmluce 'Buying Actlc
The 1io1(Jh trade was on In full swing
on Front street yterday. Among the day's
receipts were a car cieh of cauliflower and
celery, sweet txnatoe and banana. Another
car of cauliflower and celery and a car of or
anges are due today, and tonight's earner
will bring a general amirttncot or reen
produce Prices generally were unchanged
yestetdav
Both the potato and enlen markets are dull
and will r mtinue until after the holiday,
borne cr.jt shipments ef otatos are be.
Ing maile to Arizena n farmer purchase.
Bank Clearings.
Bark bearing of the Northwestern cities
jesterday were a ic'ew:
Clearings.
$ S00.O3S
1.215.548
71.2S1
tgC.523
Balances.
$113.R57
12(t,441
38.717
104.379
Torland
Seattle
Taeoma
Spokane
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc
FLOUR Paten ta. $4.3oa4.7o
barrel:
straight, J3.8O5J4.10. clear. KMXSO- Val
ley. $3.W3,0; Dakota hard wheat, patent.
$5.50410. clear. $5. graham. $35&175- whoU
wheat, $3.75f4; rye flour, local, $5; Eastern.
$5J5i35.3S; commtal, per bale. XI 90J2 ao
, HEAT-Club 71c, bluestem 73c,' fed 07c
Valley 73c
MILLSTUFFS-Bran. $17.5018 per ton;ld
dlinga. $24.50: shortn. $1S.60JJ18: chon. C a.
Mills. $17.50; Unseed Dairy Food. $lb; Acklta
meat $18 per ton.
OATS No. 1 white feed, $27; gray. $20.50
per ton.
BARLBY Feed. $22&22.50 per ton; brew
lug. $22.5023. rolled, $23g2Si0,
KYE $1.30 per cental,
CEREAL FOODS Rolled oat, crease. o
pound sack. $6.75; lower grades. tr.rr4f C.50
oatmeal, steel-cut. 60-pound sacks. $y pef
barrel, 19-pound sacks, $4.25 per bale; oat
meal (ground), SO-pound sack. $7.&u per bar.
rel; 10-pound sack. $4 per bale; split pea.
$5 per 100-pound sacks; -pottfid bexre $L40
pearl barley, $4.26 per 190 pound: 26-pouea
bcxe. per "feex: pastry- Hour. Xr-sxrasd
cks. 52.30 per tele.
HAT EasteraeOreges timothy. $14.504yl;.Q
per ton; Valley timothy. $11-J12; clover. $;
cheat. tS.50g9.SO; grain Kay. S3.
Vegetables, Fi-hK, Etc.
DOMESTIC FRUIT Apple. tll. pet
box; persimmon. J1.23 per box; tn, $1.23
61.50 J"r box; craBbeme. $1X013.50 pr bar
reL TROPICAL FRCITS-lnionr. $2fli.75 per
box: oranr'-, navela. $2.7563 per box; Jap.
anese. $50 per douUe box. grapefruit. $3.50
firl.; neapplcs, $2JK)fc4.50 pr don; tan
serines, $1 ,5 per box; bananas. 4jG5c per
pound.
FRESH A'EGETABLTCS-Artichoke. $10L25
cumbers. 50 COc per dozen; eggplant.
jr. ivuiiu; neaa lettuce. 4uc per cozen; nol
houve. i&SZ per box; pepper. 6c per
! -ijc per dozen: tornatoe. II & 1-23 rx r crate:
eprout, 7c per pound; squash. "UCflc per
pound,
ROOT VEGETABLES Tumlpa. POctMl per
Back; carrota. 059750 per sack; beets. S5ct;$I
per sack; garlic I21c per pound.
ONIONS--Orgon. Slol.2j Per sack.
POTATOES-Uuylng price; Fancy gradeC
Burbank. 054r75c per tack, ordinary. 55
60c; Merced sweets, sack. $1.00; crates. $2.13.
DRIED FRUITS Apples. Ilffl2c per pound;
apricots. 1212fcc; peaches. lOHtfU'ttc; pear
none; Italian prune. CU6Uc; California fig,
white, in sack, Sc per pound; black,
6c; bilck. 12-14 ounce package. 75t65c per
box; CS-ounce. 122.40. Smyrna, 20c per
pound; date. Persian. iCOc per pound.
RAISINS Seeded. 12-ounce packages. P
SVic; Its-ounce, H01Oc; loose aucatela,
crown. 77ic; crown. 7'H iic. 4-crown, 8
6I3C; unbleached seedlec Sultanas. CSTc;
Thon.pson'a seedless mbleached. S5V4c:
Thompson- fancy unbleached. 126l2c; Lon
don layer. 3-crowa. whole boxes of. 20 pound.
J175; 2 -crown. S2.
Batter. Egri. ro4try. Etc
BUTTER City creameriea: Extra creamerr,
JK'632Vsc per pound. State ere am pries; Fancy
creamen. 2"H30c; etore butter. lOQlOHc.
EGGS Oregon ranch. 3iec. Kaetern. 23
Jt2Ct; Oregon storage. 23T25c
CHEESE Oregon lull cream, frlr-j, hu
lSe; Young America. 16HC1CC.
POCLTRV Average Id hens. Ilitei2t.
3-oung rooste-rn. lOfttlc; Springs. 1101IV-C;
b rollers. 124igl4e; dressed chickens. I28fl214c;
turkeys, lti-e. icarl7c; turkeys, dressed, choice,
2H2!e; geese, live per pound. 01Oe: geefe.
dressed, per poynd. 12&lc; ducks. 141507
pigeons, $L202; nquabs. (22.50.
Groceries. Nuts, Ktc
COFFEE Mocta, 20Sfc; Java, ordinary, ft
C c; Costa Rica, xancy. lfcifioe; coxL 10&
18c; ordinary, iodize per tound: Columbia
roast, cases. 100s. 914.25; 10. S14.25; Ar
buckle. J15.75. Lion. 115.75.
RICE Imperial Japan. No. L Zbc: Southern
Japan, 5.35c; head. 7c
SALMON Columbia River. 1-pound tall,
S1.75 per dozen; 2-pound talis. $2.40; 1-pound
flats 1.65; fancy, lfclfc-pound flau. Jl.bO:
J-pound flats. $1.10; Alaska pink. I-pound
talis. 0e; red. 1-pound tall. JL25; sockeye,
1-pound tails. L70.
SOGAR Sack baale, 100 pound: Cube.
$5.tt; powdered. S5.t5; dr- granulted. $3.55;
i'?V? C-. 3-R: golden C. (4415; Xrult u-ar.
S5.5S; advance over ack basis a follow:
Barrel. 10c; -barrels, 25c; boxca. fOc per 100
pound. Term: On remittance with 15 day
deduct c per pound; if later than 15 day
and within 30 day, deduct fco per pound; no
discount after 50 days). Beet sugar, granu
Uted, $5.33 per 100 pounds; maple sugar. 15
18c per pound.
SALT California. $11 per ton. $1.00 per
aie:Uv,5rl,01 M tli MO 16-50; 200s,
$18; 4-pounds, lOO. $7; 50a. $7.50.
NUTS 'Walnut. ISVic jxt popnd by ack:
4c extra for less than ack; Braxll nut. 10c;
niberts. 10c; pecans. Jumboa. 10c; extra large,
l.r; almonds. H,,ftl.V. chestnuts. Italian.
l'-yzftWci Ohio. 20c; peanuts, raw. 7H.- iKJuna;
roasted. 9c; pinenuts. 10312c: hickory suta,
l.itotic: cocfianut. 35QtK)c cr dozen.
BEANS Small white, 4c; large white, ZMci
pink. 2Tic; bayou. 4fec; Lima, 5?ic; red Mex
ican, 6c
Prorhloas asd Canned Meats. '
HAMS 10 to 14 pounds. 12fec per pound;
14 to 16 pounds. lZVjbi Ms to 20 pounds. 12He:
California (picnic), be; cottage hum, fcfce:
shoulders, be: boiled ham, 10c; boiled picnic
ham. boneless; 14c
BACON Fancy breakfast, 18Hc per pound;
atandard breakfast, lic; choice. 15e; Eng
lish breakfaht. 11 to 14 pound. 14fec; peach
bacon. ISVic
PICKLED GOODS Pork, barrel. $1S:
V4 -barrels. 9.5o. Beef, barrels. $12; -barrels.
$G.50.
SAUSAGE Ham. 13c per pound: minced
ham. 10c; Summer, choice dry". 17Hc; bo
logna, long. Sjjc; wclnerwurst. be; liver, tic;
pork, 910c; headcheese. 0c; blood, Cc: bo
logna sausage. 1'nk. 4 Vic.
CANNED MEATS Corned beef, pound,
per dozen. $1.25; two pound, $2.25; six
pounds, $7. Roast beef. flat, pounds. $1.23;
two pounds. $2.25; six pounds, none. Hoass
beef. tall. Dounds. none: two nounrfu i- -t-i-
Ix pounds. $7. Lunch tongue, pounds, $2.75.
Roast mutton, six pounds. $Wk.
DRY SALT CURED-Regular hert cICars.
drj' salt, lOVic, moked llc; clear back?,
dry salt 10H. smoked llVic; dear bellies. 14
to 17 pound average, none; Oregon ex:orts.
20 to 23 pounds average, dry alt 11c. nokod
12c: Union bellies, 10 to 16 pounds aver
age, none.
LARD Leaf lard, kettle rendered: Tierce
10S,c; tubs. 10V; 50. 10!,e; 20. 11c; 10.
llc; 5s. lHjc. Standard pure: Tierce. 0c;
tubs. UTic; 5.s 9sc; 2s. 10c; 10. 10c: .5s
10ic Compound: Tierce. Ctic; tuba. tHic;
&os. 6?;c; 10s. 7Uc; 5s. c.
Hops. Wools. Hides. Etc
HOPS Oregon, 1005. choice. 10 iff 11 Vic;
prime, SViWVltc; medium, be; old. 5f?7c
WOOL Eastern Oregon average best. itJO
21c; Vallej. 24 ft 20c per pound.
MOHAIR Choice. 30c per pound.
HI,D,srPry hlA1 L 10 pound and
P. lOVs01bc per pound; dry kip. No. 1. 6 to
10 pounds. 15 10c per pound; dry calf. No.
1. under 5 pound. 17010c; dry ealted, bull
and nags, one-third less than do flint;
(culls, moth-eaten, badly cut. cored. nmr
rain. halr-cllpped. weather-beaten or grubby.
23c per pound les. Salted hides. Steer,
sound, CO pounds and. over. 10011c per pound;
50 to CO poundti, bVifilOc per pound; under 5o
and cow. 10c par pound, Halted kip. sound.
15 to 30 pounds. :c iwr pound; tailed te.
sound. 10 to 14 pound. Jtf 10c pound; salted
calf, sound, 10 to 14 pounds, loyllc pound;
(green unsaltcd. lc per pound Je. culls, lc
per pound less). Sheepskins: Shearlings No,
1 butchers Ktock, 23 ft 30c each; hort wool.
No. 1 butchers' nock. 40050c each: medium
wool. No. 1 butchers' stock. OO&bOc; long
wool No. 1 butcher' stock. Jl.0ual.50 each.
Murrain pelt from 10 to 20 per cent leas or
12014c per pound; horse hides, failed, rich,
according to size. $101.50; colts' hides. 23 O
50c each; goawkins. common. lOfc 13c eaoh
Angora. with wool on. 23c fT $1.30 each.
BEESWAX Good, clean and purer. 20 G 22c
per pound
TALLOW Prime, per pound, SQZic: No 3
and create. 2ir3c
FURS Beaikklns. as to size. No. 1. $2,500
10 each; cubs. SI 2; badger. 23050c; wild
cat, with head perfect. 25050c: house cat.
5tT10c; fox, common gray. 50 70c; red. $3
5: cros. $3trl5; sliver and black, $100 Q
200; fishers. S3GG; lnx, $4 50&0: mink,
ktrletly No. 1. according to tZe. jiffliS?
marten, dark North- n a cording to lze
and color. J10W13. niai. . pale, pine, ac
cording to slz and c.or. 2.5ot4; muskrat.
large. 10 15t: kunk. 4tfci.".0c; civet or pole
cat. 5610c: otter, large, prime kln, $6&10
panther, with head and claw porfect. S2&5
raccoon, prime. SOW. ".Or: mountain wolf!
with head perfect. $3.5U&5; coyote, O0ctt$l
wolverlne. SCttS; beaver. er skin. large $5
CO; mtalum. $3G?4; malL $ltfl.50: kit.
SOfir'Sc
CASCARA SAGRADA (cblttam bark) :u
C3c according to quality.
nrcsscd J 1 eats.
BEEF Dressed bulla, 1 62
;c per pound;
cows. ff4c; country bteers, 44Uc
VEAL Drefsed, 75 to 123 pounds, "HSlSc
125 to 200 pound. 34 3c; Sou pound and
pound and
un. stf.up
MUTTON - Dressed. fancy. C-c
pound; ordinary. 43c; lambs, 7(f7Uc
PORK Drted. 100 to 150 pounds. 7i
and up. GQCfcc per pound.
lor
159
Oil,
TURPENTINE Caee. fc per gallon.
OOAL OIL Caes. $2.03 Der can- Jron
barrels. 15c per gallon; wood barrels. lKc
WHITE LEAD Ton lota. a 3 IX) -pound
lots. Sc; less than 500-pound lots. $c tin
25-pound tin ""Us. lc srbova kec tjrlcer i m
5-pound Un pall, lc above keg price; 1 to
5-pound tin can. 100 pound per case. 24c
per pound above keg price.)
, GASOLINE Stove gasoline, case. 234c:
T1 teKt "ff Sit fnt tS. tmn 1
LINSEED OIL Raw. in barrel. Sic: lu
cases. 50c: boll, in tstrrela. 53c: In cass.
6Sc: 250-gaIlon lot, lc less.
Dried Fruit at New Tork.
NEW YORK. Dec. IP.-The .market for
evaporated apple fntlnur flrm.' with hold
er willing to grant concessions, although buy
ers show a tendency- to h4d off In the hop
of a lower level. Common are quoted at Q
Rc; nearly prime. pePc; prime. SQJc:
choice. lOUr; fanrj'. 11612a.
Prunes are firm on epot, with quotations
ranging from 4e to fc.
Apricots are unrhanged. with choice quoted
at S4HV; extra choice, 4C10c; and fancy,
lotilc
Peaches are quiet for the moment,' but hold
er are confident and juice arc firmly held.
Extra choice. lOc; fancy. 104011c; extra
fancy. 114612c
Raisins seem to be somewhat imro-ttled as to
seeded varieties, bpt juices are generally un
changed. Loose muscatels, 5$7c; needed
raisins. 5U(suc; London layers. Sl.ca
Dairy 1 "reduce la the Kat.
CHICAGO. Dec 19. On the 'Produce Ex
change today the butter market was steady:
creamery. 170234c; dairy. 1762oc Efg.
steady at mark, case Included. 1A022C: flrwut.
2ftc; prime firms, 24c; extras, 20a Cheese,
o,uleL 1146130.
NEW YORK. Drc ML-iButttr, checte and
eg ft, vncbaaged.
GULLS TIKE HOLD
Union Pacific Sent Up to New
Record Prices.
BUYING SEEMS ENDLESS
No rHrthcr Trace of the Kxcitcmerrt
Due to the Chicago Rank Fail
ures Amalgamated Copper
Again Goes to Par.
NEW TORK, Dc 19. There n no fur
ther trace In the stock market today of y-terdaj-
hysterical fll.ever the CMeagn bank
failures. Speculative holders -who hid ben
wept t,ff their fel seemed to have their
composure re.tored or in have given pi ice
to other holders of a firmer determination. It
wa asserted. In fact, that the chaklng at
of wfakly secure securltfe hy yesterday
Mump had benefited the market.
There was evidence, also, of stre requlr
roents to cover shorts, which preumaMr
were the after-rrrults of yettrrday attack on
the market. Such hesitation and uncertainty
as were manifest In the market w-r trace
able to conditions normal to the cloilng peri
od of the year and the day's developments.
However, there was a distinct revival of ag
gressive bullish rplrit In the market, and
many striking adranres were recorded, al
though the dealings were highly congested. In
a lew storks.
Union Paelflc wan the backbone of the spec
ulation and was pushed tip by seemingly end-1-ss
buying to a new record price. The broken-
employed In this buying ma4 an ocralen
for the rurrrK that the principal mpettv!v
transcontinental Interest was seeking effective
repress utlon in Union Paeiflr. There were
ftharp advance In the Northwestern Paelflc.
For the most part the day niW more
menu were elsewhere thsn la th railroad
list- The rather unexpected assumption f
control of Tennessee Cal & Irwi by the new
purchaser erned to arouse apprehension that
the competition In the buying, which ha
made the high -level for the Mek. might be
considered to be ended. A sharp break re
sulted. The marking up of Amalgamated Copper
to par again had a rtrengthenlng effect on
the general lis. Adverse factors which wem
feared failed to make their appearance, and
the speculation was thus cnoauraged to push
Its efforta.
Mnney was quotably easier, both on rati and
on time, notwithstanding vime very large
further i-hlpmrnt to Chicago through private
source. The contribution In the money
market by the snb-TrauMiry. In the payment
of ' the anticipated January Interest figures,
helped to this remit an.l last week'a late
heavy dividend disbursements were also given
credit for a part of It, The steamer nail
ing tomorrow fcs the lat by which remittances
can reach London In time for the January
i-ttleraent. and yesterday demand was s
urgnt that guld exports: were tinder disctts
Mon. Wblle the Chicago bank failure eetned to
be relegated completely to the background,
the probability was dlcued that the Clear-Ing-Hntise
settlement of the difficulty pm
loed might 'Imxdve the tying up of enlder
able resource with itoerlMe effect on the
money situation during the turn of the year.
The rharp break In People's Gas vu attrib
uted by rumor to' liquidation growing out of
the Chicago failures' and IncreasM a disposi
tion to take profits all through the market.
The cloning was,- easy.
Bonds were Irregular. Total eale. par val
ue. $3,nki.'k. United State new 4 declined
ti per nt tn call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
irtAtlnf-
aie. nigh. Ur.
Adams Expreui
Hid.
2T.
80S
V34
94 7
21s
Amal. Copper.
W.too 1 (to jsi
2.KHI ZU'y. 3US
too s 4 a
300 25i "!,
Am. C- F...
do preferred .
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
Am. Express
A. H. tt u. pfd. 13.304
Amnrican Ice.. 1,400
Am. LtHseed Oil 200
do preferred
Am. loromellve T.JHtO
do preferred.. 4()
Am. S. & R lb3O0
do preferred . . 2,000
Am. Sugar Ref. 02too
A. Tom- pf. cer. 1.100
Ana. Mln. Co.. ll.ioo
Atchison 5.400
do preferred.. 100
Atlantic. C 1... oo
Baltimore AO.. fi.PO0
do preferred . loo
Brk. Ran. Trail. 2JL4O0
31
20 Vt
"oi
IKl'ti
ICS,
I3I
13Si
-105
IWl
PTU
101
ICI
112
i
sU
174
224
4fi4
lot 4
5i
2Si
hk"
1144
1H4
1294
151
1H5U
JM.
S4
lot
ir.i
ill".
S7
173
IMS
3'U
4
20
42
OS"
110
1B14
1294
1314
105?.
IS4 4
x?4
HV
lot
111V
M7V
KS
17XH
223
43 V
1014
SV
0
20
21S4
17S4
14
3R
lot 4
5
2S4
074
40V
Can. Pacifie i,700
central of N. J. 300
Central leather lO.ooo
do preferred.. 1.300
Ches. A Ohio.. 4.300
Chicago A Alton
do preferred
C. t. Western 2.400
C. A- Northwest. 5O0
C.. M. Si St. P.. 24.700
C Ter. & T. loo
do preferred
C.. C C. A K. I. O0
Colo. F. " I 5K.200
Clo. Si So 2.O0O
214
219
K9H
15
ins"
5r.
2SS
07 V
20 ?i
21
177
15
ios"
53 i
2
07 i
47
"uki
do 1st pref lCKt
do do pref. . . .
Con. Gas
Corn Product..
do preferred . .
Del, Ss Hudson
D., Lack. & W.
D. A R Grande.
do preferred . .
DIs. Securities. .
Erie
do 1st prf. ..."
do 2d pref. . . .
Gen. Electric...
Hocking Valley.
Illinois Central.
Internl. Paper. .
do preferred..
Internl. Pump..
do preferred..
Iowa Central...
do. preferred..
Kas. City So...
do preferred . .
2.P00
104
134
5fl
228
455
304
PO
31
4V
7V
1.700
1.500
154
3C4
3i
PO
si;
474
so
4
90
So4
7S
100
1S.OO0
4.K00
l.noo
724
171
100
174 V
23 V
-S44
20
7
S4
5S4
34
- 054
151V
183
734
1204
254
7SV
1374
15V
102
34
no
S7
u
147 V
314
u
143
205V
V
4H4
140
103
Ml
534
S'4
245
130
ai4
v
4
103 4
234
02
104
103
5
40
24
5S
054
35
sn4
1434
33V'
304
5S
148.4
184
115
S6
54
1104
374
iom
43"
1144
204
173
jat;
17
300 1754 175
200
3.O00
1.300
200
1.300
POO
2.S00
2.200
1754
234
M
K04
254
59
34
1534
lja
1224
254
7:
1374
17U
1024
37
nii4
K4
3V
14K4
524
H4
rod
4SS
III
ins 4
1751,
23
' SI4
2S
5S
31 U
65 V
1314
163
754
121
244
7a
1374
174
102
34
B7
J554
34
117
31 i
M
2024
954
174
134
1034
51V
??34
135V
S2
" "si' '
1034
234
24
41
RK
44
24
54
S
122
35
t
142
234
"is""
143 V
JX54
"sc"
54
Lodls. tt Nash . . 1 1.KOO
Manhattan L... 200
Metro. Securities .100
Metro. St. Ry.. 10-00
Mexican Central 30.HOO
Minn. A St. L. 100
M. S P A! S S M. 20
do. preferred.. 100
Missouri Pacific 4.100
Mo.. Kaa. Sc T. . l(t,S00
do preferred. . 3.500
National lad . . 12,-voo
N. K. n M. pfd. S.WO
N. T. Central . . . 73.7(0
N. T.. O. & W . l.oo
Norfolk 4t West. 3.10O
do preferted
Nor Iaclfir li300
North American 2.1tK
Pacific Mall.-., l.too
Pennsylvania . . 3L0
People' Ga. . . 7.400
P.. C C & S. L.
Press. S. C 2JW0
do r ref erred. . 300
PulL Pal- Car.
Reading
do 1st pref. .. .
do 2d pref. . . .
Republic Steel. .
do preferred . .
Rock Island Co.
do preferred . .
Rubber Good. .
do preferred . .
Schloss Sheffield
S L & S F 2d pf.
S. L. Southwest.
do- preferred . .
27.5 0
100
200
5JI00
4.400
200
'3,fto6
200
500
300
137 i
2
'34
1044
234
2V
41
04
404
23
5S4
mtv
1224
100
1404
34
3SH
147V
7
53
So. Pacific
.2fi.00
do pref erred. . 1.200
So. Railway... A.C0O
do preferred.. 200
Tenn. C. & I. . 14.900
Texas St Pacific 1.400
T.. St L. & W.
do preferred.. COO
Union Pacific. . .323.3O0
Co preterred.
U. S. Express.
V a Realty...
V. 8. Rubber. .
do preferred.
U. 8. Steel
do preferred.
000
200
1.MK)
400
1114 JtV
3S4 374
1054 104 4
454 43V
114V 114V
aov rtv
41 404
41.1KH)
14.S00
Vlr.-Car Chern. 10.100
do preferred. . 500
Wabash
do preferred..
Wells-Kargo Kx.
Westlrho K.
50O
700
1M
409
173
173
Western Union.
Wheel it L E.
WI. Central . M 2U 2H 2S
Jo preferred.. 2w) tCH IS rSIl
Total lc for the dsy. 1.273.W share.
"BONDS. j
NEW TORK. Dec. 19 Closing quotKons:
V. S. ref. 2 reg.iecU'D. R, G. 4...101;
do coupon 103i,N T. C. G. 34. PO
U. S. 3 r-g 102,'Nor. Pacie 5 . 77
do coupon .102 Si Nor. Padnc 4. .iai4
U. K. n-w 4s rex.l3H So. racMc U...
do coupnn. l?4;Unten PaclCi4s.t0i
U. S. old 4s reg.lwaWl. Central 4. K'i
do coupon... .10,11, Jap. Ss. 24 s-r. . M4
Atchison Adj. 4a IMHIJap. 44. cer. .. 8I-,
; Stocks at Ioadon.
LONDON. Iec 10. ConsoU for money.
SS 11-14; consols for account. bSTfi.
Anaconda 0 4 j Norfolk A West. M
Atchison do preferred... P5
do preferred... 107 'Ontario Wert. 53
Baltimore & O. .114 41 Pennsylvania ... 72
Can. Pacific 17S (Rand Mine 7U
Che. A Ohio... 5d Reading 74
C Gt. Western. 21 SJ do lit pref 47
C M. Sz St. P. . IS3 t do 2d pref 4
De Beer 174!5o. Railway 351
D. Jk R. Grande. 37 j do preferred. . .1024
do preferred... 2 So, Pacific....... 67V
Erlo 4S4 'Union Pacific. -.1474
do 1st pref S2 do preferrrd. . .100
. do 2d pref 73 U. S. Steel 3SV
Illinois Central. 7SV do pref erred... 107 4
Lou!. Sz Nah..l54V!Wabah 21
Mo Kav it T.. 374! o preferred... '42
N. T. Central... 152 'SpanUh Fours... 91 H
Money. Exrhaage. Etc.
NEW TORK. rw 19. Money cn call,
easier. 4fllo per cent; ruling rate. 76. per
cent; rMnr bid. 3 per cent; offered at 4 pr
cent- Time loans. ralr; KO and V days and
six motJthe. A per crt. with remrobiN for
days. lYlme mercantile par-. 54tf per
cent
Slerllng exrhange. easy.- closing steady,
with actual burlners In brkr bills at
$t.eno4.Ivns for demand and at $.KH
4.70 for tt day,. Prtd rates, $4.S349
4.JT. Cnmmrrclal bill. $4,824. .
Bar silver. CVc
Mexican dollars. 504r.
rOT-ernroent "bonds, heavy: railroad hor.it.
Irregular.
I3NDON. De. IP. IUr ellver. steady. SOUd
per ounce. Money. 3404 per cent. Dlccount
rate, short bill. 44144 pr cent; threo months
bill. 4 per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dc. IP.-Sllver har
CSSc. Mexican dollars, nominal Drafts, sight
3r: telegraph. 10c. Sterling. W day. $4VH;;
sight. $4.ST.
DEMAND FOR EXPORT
LEADS TO GHN'ERAIj BUYING OF
WHEAT AT CHICAGO.
Market Clo.-es Stronjc With the May
Option a Full Ccnt
Higher.
CHICAGO. Dc 18. Influenced by 'a decline
of Id a bushel n the price of wheat at Liv
erpool, the market here at the 'opening was
Inclined to be -werjs. with. th May option
HGUc :owr to a shade hlghe- at t?7UeS74c.
The demand, however, was- actlrV, and with
only moderate offerings, price mmn ree. Un
settled weather In the Northwert threatene.1
to curtail the movement of the rw croti, and
thla cauoed shorts to cover freely. Late In
the xetficn jnc market galneil additional
trengtSt from general Imylr.g ranse. hy re
port f an Improved demand for export. For
May. the highest rolnt of the day was reached
at Aic The market ctesed strong. I(14r
up at bSfec.
Interest In the corn pit centered In tho
December option. Short were made uneasy
by the marked diHTems In local etorks and
bought freely. The market cWed strong,
with price at the highest point of the .lay.
ity.V4e OK at 4S4e.
Trading In oat wax dull, but the market
firm. May dosed VftUc higher, at 32Vc.
Provisions were strong and trading was ac
tive. At the clofe. May pork was up 35c.
lard wan up 1U0I2H. and ribs were 124c
higher.
The trading futures range,! a follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. I.ow. Cloe.
. $ IV . $ juv
74 -H JuK JSH
.S2V -SI JCS
CORN.
. .504 .S .50
.15 .Id .15 .15V
.414 .444 .144 .l4
.114 .41V .444 .HV
OATS.
.304 .314 .30 ii JZl
2 JSV .31; 24
.30 ;
MESS PORK.
13.20 13.524 "13.20 13JW
I3.37U 13.72 6 I3J74 13.1774,
Dec.
May
$
July
Dc (trtdt.
Dec. (new)
May
July
Dee.
May
July
Jan.
Mar
LARD.
7.0 ".
7.45 7.47 4
7.35 7.124
SnORT RIBS.
Det
7.571s
7I7U
M24
Jan.
May
Jan.
7.374
7.174
.074
.97s .7.074
7.174 7.274
May
Cah quotations were x follows:
Flour Dull. I "rices unchanged.
Wheat No. 2 Spring. M4$b7c: No. 3. Stf
S4Vc; No. 2 red. S7U86S4C
Corn No. 2. 504c; No. 2 yellow. 504c
Oats No. 2. 31c: No. 2 white, 324 Cr 33c;
No. 3 white, 304 tt 32c
Rye No. 2. 07c
Barley Good feeding. 3743vic: fair te
choice malting. 42f!9c
Flax seed No. 1. OSc; No. I Northwestern.
$1.05.
Timothy eed Prime. $X35.
Me pork Per barrel, $I2.S74 1 13.'
1-ard per 1 00 pounds. $7.5507.574.
Short ribs sides Ivwe. $t.Poe7.05.
Short clear side Boxed. $7. 12 7.23.
Clever Contract grade, $12.75013.
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, barrels. . .
Wheat. buhes.
0rn bushels
Oat, bushels. . .
Rye. Itssfcel
Barley, bushels.
2.20
2I.R00
s;.euo
550.2 xls
....339.40J
I !.()
3.SOl
2IS.O0
27fi0
l.OOO
33.400
Grain and Produe? at New York.
NEW YORK. Iec IP. Flour Receipts. 32.
0) harreU; exports. llj barrel. Steady,
but quiet.
Wheat Receipts. 1S3.O09 btuheU: export.
114.000 bufhels. Spot strong. No. 2 red. J
lZHC elevator; Na 2 red. 'JiC f. o. to. afloat ;
No. 1 Nertbem Duluth. Wiic f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 hard It an! lob, nominal f. a. h. afloat.
Opening lower on weak cable and reports of
rain In India, wheat recovered In rcrwee to
adverse Argentine harvesting news. After a
midday reaction. It g-Un turned strong, ad
vancing on a rare of rhorts. which cloned the
market '4c net alghir. -May. 8tSV2 13-lRc.
closed K5.r, December. oitSSCHc closed
85V-
Hops Firm.
Wool Steady.
IVtroJeum Steady.
Chajiges la Available MpeHe.'
NEW Y'ORK. lec. Ia.-Spertal cable and
telegraphic eummunlcatlorai received by Brad
street ehow the following changes in avail
able rBp?Hn a compared with last accousta:
Wheat United States and Canada. East cf
the RfjckVa. Increased 4.,Orto bnh-l: attoat
for and In Europe, decreased 2.orn.w bushel.
Total upply. Increase l.fi.0no.
- Cora United Stat and Canada, Eau of
th Reekie. lnrrejd 1.Kt5.OO0 bonh-1.
Oatr United Ftatej. and Canada. East of
the Rockies, decreseed bushels.
Grata at Saa TTaacisco.
SAN FR.NCISCO. Dec. 19. Wheat
barley, strady. Spot quotations:
and
Wheat Shipping.. $1J7HSL42H: milling.
$1.4761.55.
Barley Feed, $L15!L21U: brewtag. $l2H
QL25.
Oat Red. $L25LCH: white. $I.37HL50;
bUck. $L2S1.75.
Call boarj sale: Wheat May. L41H. TVr
ley May. $114 bid. Corn Large yellow.
$1,3541-40.
Wheat at UrerpoeL
LIVERPOOL, Dec. . Wheat. December.
6 10d; March. ll;J: May. lofd.
Weather la SngUad. aae. ,
Wbeat at Tac-ema.
TACOMA. W.. Dec. -!. Wheat. ua.
rhfed. Escort teHalk: JMmete. 74c;
dab, 72c; red, 8c.
SHORTS ARE GKUBKT
Sharp Advance in Hay Wheat
at San Francfsco.
BARLEY RECEIPTS HEAVY
Foartccn-Cent Decline in Eggs In a
Week rolato 3Iarkct, Weak for
EvcrytJilBS but Fancy Stock.
Oversupply of Apples. .
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec l.-Speclat.-In
dairy product the feature I the uninter
rupted decline in California freeh eggs. Se
Wtd ram.h dropped another 2 cent todsy.
and are now officially quoted at 4o rentr. a
decline of 14 cent within a. week, (.nher
grade of fresh egg are weaker n propor
tion. Th decline l due to Increasing pro
duction, and Is the natural reaction from the
rctnt abnormally high prices. Butter fa
firm and unchanged. Chee ta taoy. Re
ceipts. IP.GO rounds butter. 14,100 pound of
ehee. 15Jv dozen eggs.
A eharp rise In May wheat tn $1,414 caught
lofal ebon capping. The change wj due
to th higher closing In Chicago and Insuffi
cient rain In the wheat belt of California.
Cash wheat was dull, but strady. Receipt
of barley were again heavy, but the hulk
go Into warehouses agalnet December con
tract. The- December position Is welt pro
tected, and" the market shows all-around
steadlnfr. Oats were e.esdy. but Inactive.
Hay and feedjtufU were easier owing to
hwtr.
The apple market I overstocked with me
dium and low graded, which sell cheaply, but
fancy stock, notably red varieties, more well
at stiff figure. Receipts1 of oranges' are
mederate. and large navels are firm.
The potato market wa wak for everything
except fancy Salinas and Oregon Burbank.
The highest sales thus far from the steamer
Homer were at $1.03. Strictly fancy Ore
rflw command $1.1061.15. Onions are easy
with $1.33 the tap figure.
Dreaied turkeys are active and firmer at
21 23 ceelst.
VEGETABLES Cucumber. 73r8$l: garlic.
540e: green pea?. ISdc; string bar.
7010c; tomatoes. 73ee$1.23; egg plant. $2.50.
POULTRY Turkey gobblers. 2oQ22c; room
err, old. $4.363; broilers, large, r5.5CH(k30;
broiler'. small. $2g3; hen. $4.3038.30;
deck, old. $5g&.50; dockr. young. $57.
BUTTER Fancy creamery. 30c; creamery
seconds. 23Hc.
C7GS Store. 30132c: fancy- ranch. 40c;
Eastern; nominal.
CHEESE-Teung America. 13fT13c; Eastern.
15401c; Western. 144ft4Uc.
WOOL South rialns ami S. J Krffl.Tc;
Umbs. eiec
HOPS-hQIIo
MILLSTtlFFS Bran. $lS.50fi!P.5O; mld
dlirxw. $2SQ20.
HAY-Wheat, $11.50t31rt.50: wheat and oats.
$l!13.5o: barley. $flI3.50; alfalfa. J7..W?
10: stock. Ix5fj7.50; straw, per bale. 3W
55c.
FRUIT Applee. ehelce. $2.50; common. 40c;
banana. ?ltj3; Mexican lime. $I84.3H; Cali
fornia lemons, choice. $3; eommnn. $1.23; or
angts. navel. $IQ2.75; pineapples. $203.
PtrTATOES Sallnae Karhanlut ti moi H-
eweet. 50c$t: Oregon Burhanks. 75cQ$1.I5.
km r.HTi Flour. fss Quarter racks;
wheat, rentals. 7C3C: barVv. in r.is .ni-
eat. 1314 eentalo; eats. Oregon. 12S centals;
wans. sacks; rem. zm rentals; potatoes.
5574 sack; bran. 1410 -ckr; middlings. 355
sarkx: hay. 423 tons; wool. Ki bales: hides.
430.
EXPECT URGE BUSINESS
OPKXING OF HKAVY-WKIGHT
SILSOX- XK3lT 3IOXTII.
Uostpn Wool .Alarkct Only .Modcr
ntcly Active .Vow, With '
Prices Finn.
BOSTON. Dec. 19. The wool market L or.lv
rademtly aet're. prices firm. Terri-
tary we, are quiet, with offering small. The
market for BUtled wools Is nnlet. hnl nHeM
n select letn are tlrmlx held. Forelm rrad
are a.ly; Dealers look forwarl to thu
nprnlag of lb- ktavj wrlghte nxt month. A
oig Dullness is anneuncetz. Territory quota-tlocx-
IdahoFine. 223Zf. heavv flre. lf20iM
He medium. 22fJ23c: medium. 2HQ27c: low
medium. 27Q2Sc.
Wyoming Fine. 22t23c: harr fln lOtt
20c; fine medium. 2223c; medium. 27tr2Sc;
low medium. 27f!2jyr.
Utah and Nevada Fine. 24823c: hea-y fine.
l?fr2oc; fine medium. 23ff2lc: medium. 27
2Se: lew medium. 2782R..
Montana-Fine choice. 23Q2t5c; fine average.
24Q25e; tine medium choice. 2327: average.
24fl25c: la pie. 27fJ2sc; medium choice. 27ff
2t
Wool at St. I-ou!.
ST. LOUIS. Dee. l. Wool, steady: medium
grades. rnmNnr and efotklng. Mfl.Ve: light
One. 2l(r2c: heavy fine. 1942Ic Tub
wa..hed. 3C3( 4 c.
IJVESTOCK M-VKKETS.
Price Quoted Locallr on Cattle. Sheep a&d
" Hog.
The fellowlng livestock prices were quoted
yesterday In the local market:
CATTLE Good steers. $3.5r83.75: fair to
medium. $2.7563; 130 to 175 pounds. $1,509
4.75; light fat ealves. $3B3.25.
HOGS IVet, raltabl for packers. $3.75; fair
to medium grades. $3.50; light fat weights,
120 ta 140 pound. $50525.
Kheap Oued fal he"p, $4.50614.75: choice
Iambs, $5.
KA STERN IJVESTOCK.
Trices Current at Kaasa, CHy. Omaha aed
Chicago.
KANSAS CITY. Ma. Dec IX Cattle Re
ceipts 13.000; market steady. Native steer.
$3.75 C lt25: stockefs and feeder, $2,759
40: vVestern cow. $2.25 3.30; Western
steer. $3.2504.50.
Hogs Receipts 13.0OO; market steady to
strong; bulk of sale. $I.KO(l.0O; heavy.
$4.90&5; packers. $4.S5f4.93; pig and light.
$4.30&4.S7,.
Sheep Receipt 4000; market steady. Mut
tons; $X50; Iamb. $5. 73 07.50; fed range
welher. $5.2566.60; fed ewe. $4.7363.40.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dee. 19. -Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market steady. Native steer. $3,504
5.50: nallv cow and heifers. $204.40;
Wetere ten. $2584.40; canners. $1.50J
Z33- stockers and feeders. $Z2&4JX0u: cajres,
$3.Ce.oO: bull, stags, etc.. $1.75ff3Jo.
nogs Receiptee 11.000; market 5c higher.
Heavy. $4.$2H?t-90: mixed. $4.5094.00; light,
$tce47ti; Pl. $4-254,r3; bulk of rales.
$4oe4.87U.
Sheep Receipts. 248.009; market steady.
Western yearling. $0.00iL50; wethers. $5.50
85.W; ewes, $4.7565.70; Iamb. $7.0087.73.
CHICVGO. Dec 19. CatUe Receipts. 700;
tcarket stronger. Beeves. $X40gCS0: stock-
er and feedew. $24.15; cows mad heifers.
$I.40f4.75; Texas red steers, $X5tg4.33;
Western stows. S2.30tJ4.75.
Hoc RecelpU today. 3C,t; tomorrow (es
timated). 40,(0); market strorx. Mixed and
butchers, $4,7545.05; good heavy, $4.fS.0fi:
pigs. $i.404.0: rough heavy, $4.754?4.b:
Ug3L $4.605.0); bulk of sales. , 14.73$ 1.9C
Sheep Receipts. 13,09); market steady.
Lasab. $4.75(7.75.
" Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Dec 12,-Spot tin was if
lofttr, at 1195 5s la the Losloa market, bwt
futures were vnchagd at 14 IO. locally
the market wie qafet with spot quoted at
3.3C.-.4ec.
Corper was higher tn London, closing at C7f
10 for epot and f7S. 17 6d for future. The
local situation was unchanged, 'no supplies
of consequence being available this side or
the April delivery. Lake and electrolytic are
quoted at lS.50Hric and caatlng at 1S.124B
15.624c-
Lead was 2 i lower, at lift 17 6d In the
London market. Locally lead" was quiet and
unchanged- at 3.254is.l0c.
Spelter advanced about to pomts te 6.55ff
6-5c In the local market, while the price re
mained unchanged at I2S 12 fit In London.
Iron ckxed at Sts 6d for standard fpundry
and at 32 d for Cleveland warrants In the
English marker. Locally iron was firm and
-unchanged. No. 1 foundry Northern. $18,738
19.33; No. 2 foundry Northern. lS.23tftS.SC.;
No. 1 foundry Southern. $lS.30fllS.75; No. 1
foundry Southern, $IS19W25.
Mlatss: Stock..
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10. The offtatj:
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were a follows:
-iia 5 .03 Liu. fir s
Alpha Con.
Ande
.05 IKentnrki- C "o
.20 jLady Wash. C. .02
-20 fMexlcan l.r..-.
Belcher
Bt fc Belcher 1.33. jOccidentaV CoiC .03
Bullion . .
fOnhlr
i7a
Caledonia
Challenge Con.
Chollar
.33 Overman
.12
.OS
.51
.12
.111
Jf2
.b5
iv ti'atost ..
.1
Savage
Confidence S3 Scmln . .
Con. CaL V. I.30 Jsec. Belcher...
frown Tolnt.. .13 ISIerra Ne-ada.
Exchequer ... .33 iSllrer Hill
ttouid & Curry 3 Union Con.
iiate. . or... 11
:Tfs r"..n
Julia
k .03 ITellow Jacket
BOSTON. Dec. 10. Closing quotations
Adventure ..$ H.23 IMont. C. Sz (IS 4.
62 H
50
00
00
Allouex 40. (U)
N. Butte.
SO
33
Amalgamated HR.73
Am. Zinc 10.30
Atlantic .... 23.30
Bingham ... 34.75
Cal. A Heel. 715.00
Old Dominion
(Osceola
tParrot
'Qulncy
(Shannon ....
(Tamarack
Trinity
United Cop. .
U. S. Mining
U. S. Oil
it" tan
105.
Centennial ..
Cop. Range.
Daly West . .
Dominion C.
Franklin ...
Granby
Isle Royale.
Mas. Mining
Michigan . . .
Mohawk ....
2S.30
NO. OO
11.30
XO.00
17.01 J
10.00
12I.
10."
Ul.t
40.'
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Coffee and Suzar.
NEW YORK. Dec. 19. Coffee futures closed
steady, unchanged to 20 points lower. Sales
were reported of 51.0CO bigs, including: Janu
ary at .35P0.40c: February. ti.30r ; Slafeh.
HaitJCOV; April. a60c; Stay. K.70c; July.
.r54T.SOc; September. &tVu7c. Spot, quiet.
No. 7 ln-olce, te; mild, steady; Cordova. V
12Vc
Sugar Raw. steady: fair refining. 3V.c: cen
trifugal. OS test, 3-Sc; roo!a?3c sugar. 2Tic.
Refined, steady.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10. -Cotton futures closed
ateady.' net 51i22 points higher.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licences.
GAILUXRD-SCHREIBER Joseph Gall
lard. SS; Chrlssy Schrelber. 2rt
-GRAHAM-DUNN Hugh Graham. 30, Ar
iel; Ida Dunn. 25.
Dirt's.
STRUPLERE At 205 Eteventh street. De
cember 14. to the wife of Emlle Struplere. a
daughter.
CORNFOOT At 201 East Thirty-fourth
street. December IS. to the wire of William
Cornfoot. a son.
Deaths.
O'NEILL At 05ft East Couch, December
IS. Patrick W. O'Neill, a native of Ireland,
aged 74 years.
TITJAGNE At St. Vlnrenfs""Hospltal. J3e
ceriber IS. Louts. Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. I.oul Ttijngne. a native of Washington,
aged l year. 1 month and S days.
Building Permit.
T. FOSTER Repair of dwelling. 513 East
Sixth street. $150.
G. FERRY Dwelling. Emerson street,
$1200.
MARIAN C. JOHNSTON Dwelling, Cleve
land avenue, between Alberta and Summer
streets. $2000.
JOHN PROUDFIT Dwelling. Weldler
street, between East Twenty-seventh and
East Twenty-eighth. $100O.
G. ROSENBLATT Repair of store. First
and Mill street. $1000.
1L W. D. HONDT Dwelllnr. East Thir
teenth and Florence streets. $1200.
W. R. GRIFFITH Apnrtment-house. Gll
an street, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second,
$8000.
LEWIS Jfe ROSENBLATT Dwelling-. North
Twenty-second and Gllsan streets. $5750.
LEWIS & ROSENBLATT Dwelllnr. North
.Twenty-second and Gllsan streets. $3730.
niAKl.ES HORSCHE Dwelling. East Lin
coln and East Seventh streets. $1150.
CHARLES HORSCHE Dwelling. East Un.
coin and East Seventh streets. $1150.
F. J. SIEMON Dwelling. Benton street,
between Dixon and Dupont. $2000.
Krjl Estate Transfer.
Patrick O'Keane and wife to It. E. No
ble. W. Vt lot d. block 22. Ev Portland? 000
Henrv E. Cavls to Aaieiia Davis, un
dlvldea "3 lut 14. blooc 3. Piedmont
Park 1
J. C. Alnsworth, trustee, and wife to
Eugene Cohen et al.. S. and E. 25
feet square of N. 5, lot . block 4 city 1
W H. Morton anl wife to W. G. 'regis
ter, lot 3. block 4. Usrtsch Pa-k.... 1
E;ixabth Jt. Stephens to Thomas Sims,
lots 11. 14. block 0. King's Second
Add 1
L. H. Carter to J. R. Held. lots II, 12.
13. block 3. Falrfletd 1C3
G. F. McCarthy to G. Churchman and
wife, lots 3. 8. block 01. Sellwood.... 1
A. A. Graham and wife to Portland
Trust Co.. lots 3. Sit. Arleta. Park.. 500
Clara oaan to K. It. Richardson. S 1-0
acres wfu t S.. H. IX Murray. D. L
C. Section 1. T. I S.. R. 1 E. 7.50C
Real Estate Investors' Association to
Ella. Johnson, lot 7. block td 130
H. A. Sargent to Edith K. Sargent, -W.
50 feet lot 10. block , King's Second
Add - 1
I. A. Webb et aL to M. L. Hotbrook.
lots 7. i. block 3. P. T. Smith Add., .t ono
WlUlam Nlcolal and wife to A. S. Reld.
AV. 15 feet lot It. E. 35 feet lot 7. block
14. Holladay Park Second Add .sts
L. I. W. Qutmby to grantees herein.
11.64 acres. Section 33. T. I N.. R.
IK 1
Sheriff to C. W. Joseph. AV. A Section
35, T. I X., R. 5 E-. 320 acres 7
Same to same. SW. i and S3. Section
33. T. 1 N.. H. 5 E- 4 SO acres 0
A. Bush et. al. to Crown Columbia
Pulp St Paper Co.. S. H of NW. and
W. U of SB. .. Scttlon 2IX. and other
property 1
Sheriff to same. W. ti Section 21. T. 1
N.. R. C E. ! 8
R. C. Bell and wife to tame. S. V. Bf
SAV. U and SW. ft of SE. Sec
tion 1U. T. 1 N.. R. 6 E ?. 1
. Quackenbush et al. to publi. SF1
M.. Section 14. T. 1 N., R, H R. and
iff. H Section 12. T. 1 N.. R. C E... 1
V. S. to A. J. Moore. SE. K of NE.
NE. U of SE. 4 and S. Vi of SE.
U. SecUan 29. T. 1 N R. B E.. IOJ
acres j
Portland Lone Fir Cemetery Co. to Mary '
I. Rathbun. lot 181, block -33. Ceme-
Edr.a. D. Hondt and husband to W. Ft.
Peek, lot 13. block 23. Woodlawn
F. Meyer to L. Meyer, lot 8, block
220. HollaiIay9 Add
Thomas Howe and wire to Rudolph
Schneider. ot 3. 4. DeLashmutt &
Oatman's Little Homes No. 1
G. W. Mulk and wife to F. M. Dunn"
lot H. block 4. Henry's Add
L. Shank to L. Shank et aL, X. 'A lot 3
block 112. city
G. Charter and husband to N. F. Noren
pa.xel Und beginning NW- corner J.
1.250
l
4.000
530
2,300
aru v. ju.
1.200
F. Glafke. Jr., and wife to B. P. John.
jot t. 11. ti bwest 4. jiendon Vzrk 2.000
esiutr .- ciiir-. iuu, a j JJ, DIOCK
Vtntn I'lrV
Murden Park
1.000
173
1
147
700
2,639
3,50
2
1,000
A. A. W. Schteppl to Katie Ward. lots
23 to 2d. block 1. Roselawn Annex....
A, E. Borthwirk and wife to John Mc-
Craken. lot -4. block 124. Couch Add
Ralph W. Hoyt to John Nlnkkanrn.
lots 27. SG. block 2. Arleta Park No. 3
W. M. Ladd et al. to J. R. Selberg.
lot "D." subdtvierion S. 4 block la.
McMllltn's Add
W. L. Halfpenny to J, A. Lee. w. U
parcel Gideon Tlbbets D. L. c .'.
13. A. Lynds aad wife, to A. X. Connell.
lot 9. block T. J. Irving First Add.!
Central Trust fc Investment Co. to R.
WllUam. lot 2. S. 20 feet lot 3. block
2J. Couch Add., and ether property
C Kelly and hu-aand to H- AV. Lytle
et aL. lovi 1. 3. block 12. Multnomah
Union Savings i Loan Association to
H. AA'lagert and wife, lot 1 and N.
J2S feet lot 13. block 1. EL Tabor
A'lUa ..
Security Saving A Trust Co. to J. J.
TyrrelL lot 0. block. 10. J. Irving
First Add ;..
M. Lenaartc to M. Krieger, El Iot
II. 12. bkck 6. Williams Ave. Add..
AVlUiam Ztaraerman. and wife to Alice
3.103
C50
C. Hill. ICfeclMI feet, beginning NE.
corner lot 8. Bon-ertngj Tract 400
Xaval Faaeral at HoiioIhIh.
HONOLULU. Dec 19. Medical Inanet
or Da. -Id OMhant Lewis, JVot surgeon of
the UEMtsd Slatrs Pacific snnadrnn. vhn
ajTivcw acre oh ire cruieer unicago i3t I
week, rtrul dlej on Saturday rnoVnirtK.'wHsj
burled t0!a with naval honors. The offl
"cers and men of the Chlcat-o forractt la
procession and fallowed the Tcmalna to
their tcmporarv' resting-place, from which
they will be forwarded to the United.
States for buriaL
FIRST OVER NEW RAILROAD
Train From ' Chicago Over Clark's
Iilne Carries Newspaper Men.
SALT LAKE. Dec. 13. On time to the
minute, the first of the eight trains which
will comprise the Chicago-Los Angeles
Limited service of 'the Fnion Pacific and
the San Pedro. Lo-; Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroads puUed Into Salt Lake at 4:05
o'clock thLs evening. Ten minutes later,
on schedule time, the train departed ttor
Los Angeles over the "Salt Lake route."
At Green River. AVyo.. the new trala
was met ly a party of operating and ex
ecutive officials of the Oregon Short Line,
including D, E. BUrley, general passen
ger agent, and E. Buckingham, general
superintendent. These officials came on
to Salt Lake, where the train was turned
over to the operating officials of the San
Pedro road. E. L. Lomax. general pas
senger agent or the Fnlon Pacilic. who
accompanied the train, has as his guests,
on this initial trip 2S representative news
paper men of the Eastern and Middle
States, including .the following:
James F. Dorranee, New York Tribune:
M. S. Schuyler. Xcw York Times; H- F.
Beardsley, Islle Weekly: John O'Don
nell. Pltsburg Dispatch; J. M. Hasle.tt.
Pitsburg Leader; Theodore Boyce Pitts
burg Telegraph and Gazette: A. McKee,
Cleveland Pia'ndealer; Harry W. Rrown.
Cincinnati Post; at. Strauss. Cincinnati"
Times-Star: Addison C. Thoma3. Chicago,
superintendent central division, the As
sociated Press; Richard H. Little. Chi
cago Evening 'News; W. S. Brons. Chi
cago American; F. W. Lane. Railway
Age; William H. Camp. Railway and En
gineering Review: Corrie F. Guthrie. In
d'anapolt Star; John A. Arnold. Minne
apolis Tribune: J. W. Hawkes. St. Paul
Dispatch; Gardner Cowles. Des Moines
Register and Leader; J. M. Steele. Kan
sas City Star: A. l Maytieid. Denver
Xews: W. A. Parrlsh. Denver Post; C. H
Poole, Denver Times. Others in Mr. Lo
max's nnrty are Will J. Davis, the Chl
caso theatrical manager, and Melville E.
Thomas. Chicago.
Killed by-Robbers in 3Ic.Ieo.
KI PASO. Tex., Dec. 19. Two men
named Rutherford and McMurray. both
from Philadelphia, were killed last night
by highwaymen on a ranch at Diaz, a
small settlement in Chihuahua. Mexico.
A man named Fliiktad, of Los Angeles,
and another known as "Shorty" wero
wounded. The robbers escaped. Xo de
tails of the light huve been received.
I ;
i Convicted of Dakota ldinri Frauds.
ST. PAUL. Dec. 13. The jury in tho
Unit-d States Court, which has been try
ing W. T.- Uorsnell and Royal B. Stearns,
of St. Paul, for fraud in connection with
South Dakota lands, this afternoon
brought in a verdict of guilty against both
men.
AT THE HOTELS.
The Portland C. It. Callender. Astoria; T.
Pemdexter. San Francisco; S. Sherman and
wife. Tacoma: Lena Walton. Nome. Alaska;
J. Lockhart and wife, city: D. Burns. Van
couver. B. C. : A Macbeth, Jr.. Indian
apolis. Ind.; J. Sendan. New York; A. P.
Sprague. Elgin; G. E. Trumbull. Chicago;
A. E. Hutchinson. Salt iJike; C. Erickson,
San Francisco; D. W. Wilson. G. Elder.
Chicago; G. McCabe. Elgin: F. I. Shaw. Se
attle; S. Soule. W. Rudford. San Francisco;
Mrs. G. Blalsdeil. North Dakota; C. E. Sills,
New York; M. S. Roberts. Boise; F. H. Fpr
resta. Rlparia. Wash.; A. Blair D. P. Cam
eron, city; F. 1 Whltton. San Francisco;
E. Hackabury and wife, Nelson. B. C; Mrs.
J. C. Perclval. Olympla; J. B. Chance. San.
Francisco; I M. Rice. Seattle; G. Peterson.
San Francisco; A. S. Craven. Raymond; F.
Spangler. Toledo. O. ; C H. Bishop, Hono
lulu; C. H. Weicht. Northfleld. Minn.; J. AV.
Douglas. New York; W. W. Ridehalgh. As
toria: II. Restler. Chicago; S. Welbuer. C.
F. Kretohmer. New York; F. Waterhousa
and wife. Seattle.
The Oregon E. - F. A'ounger. Pendleton;
E. A. McDonald. Seattle; T. H. Harlow, city;
AV. H. Dolge. Blue River; A. E. Peterson,
C. C. Clinton, Astoria. Or.-. S. AV". Upton,
Springfield: F. L. Uurtumr. O. J. Enger.
Aberdeen. Wash.; A. C Eastwood. Rochester;
J. H. Gallagher; W. B. Rogers. Seattle;
Thomas A'aughan. Astoria; C. E. Gaylord.
Tacoma; I.-ene McKlnnon. city; George W
Aldons, Princeton, B. C. ; 31. A. Hoswcll.
Baker City; John Kallsen and wife. Seattle;
A. t Carlisle. New York: C. D. Smith. Saa
Francbu'o; Charles Wlegand. The Dalles; O.
P. Rowneigh and wife. Walla AValla: A. F.
Aitkin. St. Paul. Minn.; Maurice AVlnter,
Portland; Mrs. T. C. A vary. Mrs. P. M
Wriglit. Stevenson. Wash.; R. G. Whitlock.
Los Angeles; Frank D. Nash. Tacoma: Alex
McLaren. Centralis; Thomas L. Lllllsj St.
Joseph. Mo.; A. M. Kohlberg. San Francisco:
W. N. Keller. Tacoma; E. E. Ellerton. Sea
side; Walter F. Foster. Seattle; Albert C
Fleury, St. Louis; H. SL FrHmber. Macon,
Ga.; R. G. Durham, rlty: 31. It. Jones. 3tar
tlnez, Cal.; Gus Htnsler. Anacortes; G. Win
gate, eltj; F. Pelton. St. Paul; AV. T. Hlslop
and wife. Pendleton; E. F. Iindls. Oshkosh,
AVI.: Louis Hlrshter. New York: AV. Weath
er'ord. Dayton. Wash.; C. E. Drtwller. Ta
coma: T. Rice and wife. Oregon City; AV. C.
T. Relchenbarh and wife. Topeka: John
Williams. Halley. Idaho; E. M. AVakefleld,
Arlington; John F. Fuller. Moscow.
'The Perkins R. B. Hooper. R. A. Roberts,
Seattle; W. H. Anderson. Wasco. Or.; B.
Fountain. Grass A'alley: A. Benson. B. Jeffs.
Cascade Leeks; Ralph I. Thompson. Karl AV.
Famrworth. Heppner. Or.; J. K. Short. St.
Louis: A. J. Flskln. wife and children. Se
attle; AV. H. McCulIough. Spokane; C. E.
Miller. B. E. Wation. Prosser. AA'ash.; G. A.
Wills. J. B. Baker. Buena Vista; H. E.
Plummer. Minneapolis: H. Chester. Dutar;
AV. H. Sherrod. Senttle; Harry Callon. The
Dalles; Sam G. Campbell. John A. Wilson.
Hood River: D. A. Howel. Slianiko; Will
McJIaster. N. I. Tooke.r. G. Reay. Seattle;
John Crawford. Belllngham. Wash.; I. D.
Gregory. Globe. AA'nsIt.; Georg" McKenzie.
T. T. Baker. Everett, Wash.; W. J. Cross
and wife. Seattle; Mr. F. Bradbury. B. P.
Klnkle. F. E. Hoover. San Francisco: AV. E.
Newson. J. O. Brown. Ralnlef. Or.; N. Ij,
Johnson and wife, San Francisco; W. H.
Krcles. Hood River: Mrs. G. P. Slont. C. H.
Unden. O H. Carlson. Sea VJew; AV. Bal
lon. Minnie Stone, Scappooe; F. C. Paul.
Concally. Wash.; H. S. 3tcGowan. JIcGow
anr. Wash.; Alex Miller. North Yakima: W.
T. Hislop and wife. Pendleton; ,G. B. Pence,
John Houser and wife. San Francisco; A. J.
Preston. Spokane: C B. Boon. Hood River;
Clyde Donnal. Clyde Peacock. Albany. Or. ;
5trs. Boulott. itrs. J. Hoofl and children.
Government Island; It. E. Phelps. SL Paul:
Emit Palmberg. Astoria: Charles Bendove;
Council Bluffs: F. M. Coleman. St. Paul; J.
AV. Lacgdon. AYalla Walla; '.. A. Ray. Ne
braska; C. A. Palmer. Bridal Veil; A. S. Ben
nett and wife. The Dalles-d. H. Guerry. L.
J. Simpson. North Brtid; Inez Lucky. Fall
City. Or.; M. M. Wanner. Goldendale.
The Imperial AV. T. Blair. Texas; T. M".
Lucy. W. N. Boots. Twin Falla. Idaho: W. C
Fetsch. Buffalo; T. P. Nelson and wife.
Grant's Pass; G. K Hamaker and wife. Pe
Ell. Wash.: Miss J. Cooper, qity; M. E. Har
ris, San Francisco; H. H. Ollnger, Salem;
J. P. Myers. Clatskanle. Or.; S.-BIath. Chl-r
cago; D. J. Mclirdy. Missoula. Mont.: J. T.
AVIII. Oregon City; Iner Lure. Forest Grove;
Paul C. Aylesworth, Seattle: G. M. Jack,
rjrangevllle; John C. Younc. Baker City; B.
W. Nunnally, A. C. Chaffey and wife. Rich
mond. A'a. ; J. J. Nurre and wife. Missouri
.River Junction. la.: M. Abraham, city;
Frank Coyle. Seattle; Miss Grace Blrnle.
Cascade Ixicks: F. C. Broslus. Hood River;
C. D. Jesstip. Salem; 3Irs. F. J. Blakeley,
Miss M. Langlry. Roseburg. Or.; A. II. Gil
christ. Tacoma.
The St. Chnrles C. Nelson, city; D. O.
Fisher, cieone; Mr. and Mrs. Ohllng. Albany;
E. J. Baker. Cathlamet; Charles Trumbull.
Spokane: H. Frsher. Boring: J. He.Ivey.
Scott's Mills; J. F. Jones. W. Jtortenson; G.
W. Butler. Hlllsboro; II. Reed. Albany; J. AV.
Blackburn. G. R. Hugh.. RidgeneM; J. U
Runyon. city; A. W. Peterson. Clatskanle:
H. Hansen. F. M. Hudson. V, Hansen. R.
Hansen. Clatskanle; G. Bull. Astoria: A. C
Browning. W. E. Beegle, G. B. Freston.
Gresham: 5Irs. C. M. Graham, J. F. Graham.
Marshland: J. S. Crumbly. A. Swanson. Sea
side: L. J. Brant, city; R- P. Goin. Nahcotta;
G. P. TerrllL Salem: Mrs. Mary Sargent.
Mrs. Annie McCary. Spokane; G. W. AVelch,
Marshland: C. M. Fowlers; R. F. Elllpp.
Locks; J. Kamra; J. Brown and wife. Rock
wood; F. M. Banks, W. H. Clark. U. S. A.;
E. T. Wallace. MUt; E. Johnson. Uoqulaat:
E. Tompkins; J. Kure, Mrs. AV. Tojesea, '
Lyle; W. A. Cunningham, and wife, Esta
cada; H. C. Asher. J. Asher. Camas; H.
Northrup, Charitr Northruo. The Dalles: C
A. Nordstrom. Stella, T. J. Coff, Stockton.
CaL; J. F. O-aham. Marshland: F. A. Copley
and wife. Mrs. Averlll. Woodburn; J;
Wright. Camas: Mrs. Minnie Lantry, Loyal;
J. S. Bennett: R. H. Cook. Butler: J. Fale,
J. McDonald. Washougat; Mrs. E. A". Leigh
ton; E. J. Baker. Cathlamet.
Hotel DonweHv. Tacoma Wahlsgten.
Earn pea tr plan. Rates. 73 cents to JJ-H
jper . rree ou.
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