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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OKEGONIAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, ISO?. 13 oraraioL umors of 1907 Business in Western States. tKUKIS IMU I VtKII-lLU ,mmt Year's CUp In Oregon Is Now Out of First Hands-Transactions in Ronton Markt Iroelc Shipments relayed. There has been little buying of wool in this tat rpntiv tint Ahitut enouih to clean :p the few rmalnttR clip. Here and there mall parrel is left east of the mountain?. ut the Valley Is eaid to bf entirely bars f mppMen. The clean-up is the beet on airly satisfactory to the growers. The- latest advices from Boston nay or rtnsartlnm in Oregon wool In that mar ret: 'With the supply of staple well broWen . i ...tinv nnnntlH' helnar eatt- yt n . 1 AA AAA it hftMari ifi maiea ai aooui i,nw,wv puuu, vrr atrona; In regard to value. The sales ... .-( a. m dr- tO 2ft C. Or TZC tO O HMn. The recent lieavy buytnic on this market haa will ted in the practical clean up of the wooli remtlninn In Oregon. Valley stock ia in very light supply, ana nominal a price." Regarding the rumors of husine8 in fu tures, the latest issue or tna oiion merclal Bulletin nays: Rumors of contracUnr the 1907 dip of Ise- vada and Wyoming are being heard, but conditions as a whole are afralnat such a pollrv at the present time. Ko wools can be dirked up at bargain rates, the growers evl- dently believing that the high position of tli a foreign markets, as veil an the domestic situation, warrant them In asking for lOOn prim. On tho other Tianrl. l-lci i. ' tliac t hrrn Is no pro At for t rts-TYi In the present flip, and that consequently it would be un- wlsrlo contract titxt Summer's vool'at last year's basis of values. Among the ru- i o is flooinx arouna J m nory ' 11 m - 11 " Irish- nut at of Wvomlns: amounting to eeveral hundred thousand pounds of diffr rnt ellpn. mat recently contracted by a Phll- tlelphlan. Another is met or tne pur r haee of the "Tsylor" clip of Nevada. amounting to 2.M,ooo or aoo.ooo pounds, which, however, is absolutely denied by the Arm in question. At this time It la but natural to hear of -what Is being done In the territories." and; it is quite possible that well-known clips may be contracted on & reasonable basia from time to time, which, however, is noth ing abnormal or worthy of more than pass ing comment. The prominent Boston opera tori have been interviewed on the subject, and they are to a man aeaint contracting under the existing circumstances. PKOOrCE DELAYED BY THE WASHOUT Baoiuus and Other Perishable Articles Stalled on Southern Painr. The washout on the Southern Facitlc pre vented the arrival tf anything from the South yesterday. Three cars of bananas are tirt up by the tareaR and there ts also considerable express matter stalled there. The road was lleared last night and the de layed produce will probably he In this af ternoon. Another crar of bananas Is comlna over the Northern faciflc and Is due here Tuesday or Wednesday. Owners of large stocks of potatoes and nnlnni. etora on the lower dock, wre no tined yesterday morning to move them and m the day In getting mem to pinci o! arety. Wide Range In Egg Qtiotat tout. Ul prices, ai quoted on Front street, .how wide range. Some of the large dealers re ported aalea yesterday at i:oo. while motti buslneee. though in a smalt way, was Known to be done at 33 '4 c, No one ia disposed to hold stocks In the present state of the mar ket. Poultry continued scarce and In strong de- mand at full prices. Th butter market m slow and un- ch.nt.d. Bink Clearings, Rank clearance of the leading cities the Northwest yesterday were: Clearings. Balances. Portland J!,0tM lsT,90 fttle lWi.7.5 TifoniR bpokailt 947.1!40 141.714 PORTLAND QUOTATIONS. Vea-etables. Xrults. Etc. DOMESTIC FRUITS Apples, common to choice, 50f 75c per box; choice to fancy, $1 2.10; pears. $11.10: cranberries. $11,304 13 per barrel ; persimmons. $1.6o per box. TROPICAL F Ft (.'ITS Lemons, fancy, ?6 per box; orangep. navels. S3 if 3.51; Jap anese, 1.65 per bundle; irapefrult, $44.00; pineapple. $3.754.50 per dozen; bananas, 6c per pound; pomegranates. S2..10 per box. ROOT VEGETABLES Turnips. tOcl fa ta . v.b t v .m, trvK, w i Lsi oavH ; uttoia, 11.25(0)1.50 per sack; garlic, 7lil0c per pound; horseradish. 0 10c per pound; sweet potatoes. 2c pr pound. FRiSHM VEXJETrA8i.ES Cabbage. 14(9 Zc per pound; cauliflower, Sl-3 per doz en; celery. S3. 73 ? 4.23 per crate; egg plant, U0 crate, lettuce, head, 30c per down; onions. li)C(i 12c per dozen : bell popper?. 9c; pumpkins, 2 c per pound; spinach. 49 lc per pound: toma'oee. J2.7S per crate; pars ley. lOttfl&c: squash. 2c per pound; arti- chokes vACsTSc per doien; hothouse let tuce. timi r-er box. ONIONS Oregon. 73cBl per hundred. POTATOES HuylrK prices: OreKon Bur banks, fancy. $14 1.3(1; common. 5 (& 8Tc. DRIEU FBT'lTS Apples, 8g(SVc pound; apricoti, lt(g 19c; peaches, U0l3c; pears, lltiAUc: Italian prunca. SHifec: Califor nia figs, white. In sacks. St&Bc Ier pound; black. 4 i S : brlcles. 73c W J2 2S per box : Fymma. 18Vig30c pound; dates, Persian. 01 Tc pound. RAISINS Layers and clusters, 2-crown, $5.15; 8-crown. $2.24: 8-frown. $3.10: 6- crown. S3.ftO: loose muscatels. 2-crown. Sc; 3 - crown. 8 4r; 4-crn w rj. Pc; seedless. Tbompaona. lOc; Sultanas. 8912c Grain. Flour. Ytti. Ete. WHBAT Olub. 6ftc: bluestem. ac: Valley. c: r.i. 63c. OATS No. 1 whlta. .ray. 0 25. rXOUR-Fat'tits, 3.90; (tralghts. $3.8S. pars. $.t.3S: ValUy. :i.40. Kfea. f?l.BQ&22 per ton; brwlnr. 2.ao: rolled. -23&24. BYE 1 4Di l. per ewi. CORN Whole, 2ti; cracked. 2T per ton. MILLSTCFKS Bran. city. $10; country, J17 per ton; middlings, $25: shorts, city. 18; i-ountry. 19 per ton, chop, u. S. mlila. Sift. 50 per ton. CEREAL FOODS Rolled oats, cream. SO pound aacks. $7; lower grades. .5.5066 SO oatmeal, steel cut, 45-poumi sacks. per barrel; a-pounrt sack. $4.25 per bale- eatmral (sround), 4S-pound lackn. $7.50 iir barrel; 0-pound aacks. $4 per bale; split pea, per 10U.pounde-. S4.25'4.SO; pearl barley, 49 4.5t per JCO pound.; pastry (lour, lO-nound Mcks. 2..to per bale. HAT Valley timothy. No: 1, 18M per ton; K.trn OrKon timothy, $149 16; elo- ver. eS3S 50: cheat. $7 Msj S.51: rraln hav. ST.fiOS.CO: airalfa. tl.50: v.wb hay. S898.fib. Bulter. Eaics. lonltt7. Etc BUTTER City -creaaerlM: Extra crtam ry. 35c per pound. Stats creameries: Fancy creamery. SSc ; store butter. 179 BUTTER FAT First crad cresm. S3 c prr pouno; aecona graae cream. c less per KtiCIS Orepon ranch. 8oM2e per dosen. CHEtlSE Orex-on rull i'reni twins. 1-a - 1ft-: Y.iunn America, 15 S Mi 1 tlo per pound. rOI.:L.TRY Average old hens, l-14c; mutd ctiicHens, i.flUc; gprlnt. H'alISc; li lster. O610c: dreiwtd ehickena. I415c: a ume J a. nvr. j i ; lurKeva orctum. rholce. 21 22c; at:rA. JJ- . jr- lx unil. 13 W I rt c ; luc-kn. . IS0 1ttc; plfeona. SI &1.SO, squabs. 921 3-. - lire seed Meats pounds. 6c; 20Q pounda ant up,' OViSOc REKF-Dreed nulls. per pound: loo to 13u poundav SffSc, DrW Fruit .1 W York. XKW YORK. Jan. Evaporated apples. qult and fiiy; r n-y. 54c; choice. S ?8fcc; prime. 7CHc Vnm. Arm it Uk. .Hording- to fr.iU. for .California fruit; Oregon Os to 40s. 1 V Sc. Aprl!oti and peaches, unchanged. Raisins, strong on ttie Coast and prices in local market said to fee under a parity. Laom muscatel. 7 V "Q: S 4 : seeded ratalns, TelOc; London layers.- 1.45S 1.35c. Coffee and Sugar. K KW YORK. Jan. a. Coir-a futur.. v.ry ttMilr At a r..t .rtv.nr. or log 13 point. Salts, bags; Janu ary. 3.5V: March. S.85SS.T5c: May. 5.85 S.PSc; July. .Orc; September. .ae : Oc tober. a:5f 6.Oc; Tecemtoer. . Xfr T Oo. Spot, stesvdy; "o. T Rio. T4c; Santos, Mo. a. ?c; mild, steady; Cordova, 8'aWic. S'jfrar Raw. ateady: fair refining. 2 1-lrV; eentrlfusral. 98 test. 3 O-l c ; molasses su gar, 2 1 3-J ttc. Refined, qult. Dairy Produce la the F.aat. CHICAGO. Jan. 4- On the Produce V.x change today the butter market waa steady; creameries, 22fSlc; dairies, 2g7c. Kggs-Steady at mark, casi Included. 21$ 23c: firsts. 2.1c: prime ft rats. 24c; extras, 2ftc. Cheese Steady. 13-ffT4e. RUSH TO SELL WHEAT JIAV OPTION TOUCHES IOWESX PRICE OF SEASON AT CHICAGO. 1 nusunlly Heavy Slilpments From .y-gentina Are th Cause of the Break. CiriCAGO. Jan. 4. Announcement that slilpments of wheat from Argentina during the last week aggregated 8S0.0O0 bushels, against 258.000 bushels for th previous week, caused a rush of selling which, carried the price or the May delivery down to 73Hc the lowest point lor the present crop. Large Northwestern receipts also had a depressing effect. Toward the first hour, the market had n. nllKht upturn. the ractors being; Brad- street's report showlnj 4,250,000 bushels or wheat exported during the veek and torn moderate buylnx. Ourtna- the last hour, how ever, the market became wenk In sympathy with a sharp break In the price of corn. The close wai weak. May opened Ho to !ic lower at 7S'.jc to 75Hc. advanced to Tffc and cAosed with a net decline of lie at 7344c. The t otM primary receipts of corn today were 140,000 bushels against 5M,000 for the same day last year. May declined to 4:U where it closed, down H He. May oats closed at .Ic. H lc lower. At the, close May pork was off "He, lard was down 2&3c and ribs were 245c lower. Leading futures ranged as follows: WHEAT. Open. High. Iiw. CIoj. .72V -T .7.1 t .TH .7SV. -75H .75i, .75 V, CORN. M M ,S .39 .4;S .43 .4.1 .43 .44 -44V, .4H .43H OAX3. .ss3, . .,i3i .m .5 .S ..ia .S3fc .SSVi MESS PORK. Mav July January ... May July January , . , May July January la.nj. IG-rKS 1f5.no Jtt.GO May IWj Ifi.KVj lfiiO li.P0 July 17.00 17.021 1.80 Js.gO i-A li r Ill 9.'5TLj 6."t$2i n: 9.10 SHORT RIBS. . . . S.T.V .7. . . . B.on . 1 2w , .. 9.20 9.25 1.82 m S.T5 .17j Calk Quotation 'fre m foIWi: Wheat "o. 3 Spr-lnsr. 754?S2Vic; .'o. 3. tWttf 78c; To. 3' red. T 1 ffTIfic - - -- Receipts. Shipments. Flour, barrels 01000 81,000 Wheat, bushel :.000 .11. 500 Corn, bushels ................ .O23,orn 2S1 .nV Oats, tuiahPtn ........... ..-41 4.k0 1 Tn.r.i" Ky. b'ushelf .................. n.iXX ll.tfOO Barley, bushels 120,100 2o.00 (rata and Produc t New Yrk. I K W YORK, .Jen. e. Flour Receipts. aef'ti barrels; exports, Q.tuO; market, dull and easier for some grades. Minnesota pat. ents. $44.3(K Wheat Receipts. 115.000 bushel, spot. easy ; No. 2 red. 7ic nominal elevator and SOHc nominal t o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern Dultith. ai.c f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 hard 'Winter, M ir f. o. b. afloat. Fsst option prices showed He net loss. May closed 81 c, July closed Sl'4c. Hops, wool and petroleum Steady. Grain sit San -Trsinclsc-o. PAX FRANCISCO, Jan. i. Wheat Steady, Barley Weaker. Spot quotations: Wheat Shlppina. $1,359 1.30; mllllna-. 1.3B1.40. Barlej-Feed, VWifLHH; brewing. $1.10 iSl.l.V Oata Red. 1.25trt-7fi; white. 1.&01.60; black. ai.7Aff2.2S. Call board sales: Wheat May, fl.28. Barley May. 1.16H bid. Com Jara-e yellow. $1.301.35. Wheat at L.lTerpool. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 4. In the grain mar- ket today prices closed as follows: Wheat Spot, firm: No. 2 reS "Western "Win ter, 6s. Future, steady. March, da 4d; May. 6 34; July, 5s lld. Ml as dm polls Wbe Market MINNRAPOl-IS. Jan. -Wheat May. 76c; July, 77c; No. 1 harV77 77T.c; No. 1 Northern. 7677e; No. 2 Northern. 7la7c. No. 3 8prln. 71 He. Wheat ai Tacomaw TAC0MA. Jan. 4. Wheat, weak, but tin- chanared; blu.tm. B8c: club. 68c: red. 64c. jrOTATIOSS AT SAN FRANCISCO. Price Tald tor rrodura la the Bay City Wksa. SAN FHANCISCO. Jan. 4. Th. followlna prices were quoted In tbt produce marKet yciterday: FRUIT Apple., choice. SI. 75: common. BOc: bananaa. 1.S: Mexican Ilmee. California lemons, choice. .3: common, Tftc; oranges, navel, $1.50 3; pineapples, ..00 3.50. VEGETABLES Cucumber. $1; a;arllc. SH a?3c: areen peaa. MrAc: atrlna beans. 12 c ; tomatoes, 60cg1.2S: egB plant. 2S.25. BQQ8 Store. S:ij?40c; fancy ranch, 43c; Eastern, 20ff-J5c. POTATOES River, white, 11 SOW 140; River reds, $11.15: Salinas Burbanka, $1.902.25; sweets, $22.2S; Orecon Bur banks. JI.B06-2.0O; new. 3c. ONIONS Yellow. 80'6'80c. BUTTER Fancy creamery, S5c; creamery seconds, 26e; fancy dairy, 30c; dairy sec onds, nominal, pickled. 2121Wc. WOOL. Fall. Humboldt and Mendocino. 13 14c; South Plains and San Joaquin. 7 9 Sc; lambs, 'i13c; Nevada, 13 18c. HOPS-C.ltfomla, 11 15c; Oregon and Washington. 1 1 15c. ' CHEESK Younc America, IS He; Eait- trn. 1 7c; Western. 13c. HAY Wheat, xiv22; wheat and oata. $15918.30: alfalfa, jloflJ; itock, $7510; at raw. tUitiSOe per hale. M I LL-STrFFS Bran. 20-SO 9 33. SO; mid. dllnca. (27 fV 30. FLOUR California family extras. 14.63 9 MO; bakers' extrae. $1.1084.15; Oregon and WaaMnrton. $3.50,84. POUI.TR Y Turkey. arobbtars. 1820c; turkey hens. lt21c; roosters. old. - S ; young, S5.50 06.n0 ; broilers, small. 92.&0(3; -rollers, lane, $15, fryeri. $5f; hem. t." i 7; ducks, old. $5 6; ducks, young. rt O'EI ri'B FHour. 408 quarter rkn : wheat, 1HM centals; barley. 140.0-33 centals- oats, 1155 centals;' tcaw, '.090 lacks; mid- dltnaa. 200 aacka: hay. 70 tons; wool. 68 bales. 74w Yark Cotton Market. M.TV tork, Jan, i-cotton futures closed ateady. January. ft.4ftc; February. ft.iTle: March. .T3c; April. P Ko : Ma-. .8.V: June. f. Sir-; Jul jr. 9.Mc . 'Auruat, U.bftc, October, BUY 5T0CK5TREELY New York Market Takes an Upward Turn. TONE ACTIVE AND BUOYANT Pronounced Kelaxatlon In tic Money Market Is the Underlying Ground for the Advance Funds Flow From Interior. NEW YORK. Jan. 4. Speculative aentl- ment was precipitated into tangible form on the side of higher values today. Substan tial advances resulted from the general dis position to buy atocks. A hesitating short interest, which had been added o during the week: was an Important element In the day's buying. The pronounced relaxation in the money market was the underlying ground for the advance. Funds on call were in apparent abundance and the rate did not ret over 6 per cent, with the ruling rate for the day betow that. Forres which have brought about this condition promise to continue active for some time to come. The consequence was to allay much of the apprehension which haa been felt that no actual ease In the money market could be counted upon for the Spring period. The large projects which have been undertaken and for which it ia Important tnat the market should show absorptive power ore regarded an assurance of effec tive leadership in anv market campaign. The estimates of the week's currency movement make tt evident that a substantial Inflow from the Interior to New York ha set in and is likely to be extended in view of the seasonable subsidence ot requirement for move men t of the crops. Side bv aids with the relapse in the money mnrket, there was a revived demand for re mittance abroad through the exchange mar ket. The fact that the rise in roreign ex clmriKf precluded the idea "C n Inward movement of arold caused no d!iappolnimnt In view of the obvious fact that local re sources were abundant to meet maturing obligations abroad. most active stocks on the list, in .pite or the beginning of the inquiry by the Inter state Commerce Oommleelon into the rela tions ot the Harrlman properties wit h a view to discover possible conflict wltn the I a or Thnr wn a. an a re-re! ve reroverv In the Hill stocks. The large gains in the net earnings of the Southern Facinc ana tno Union Pacific for November helped those stocks. No dlfTculty was found in abaorbius the sales to take profits on the day and tna closing was buoyant and very active. Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value. as.-VeO.ooo. t'nlted States bonds were un changed on call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Closing SaJes. Hlsh. Adam- Kxpi-ess 911 Amaigim Copper, .izi.dw Am tar A Foundry 3,100 do preerrc d . . . . . 5S'J lift) at 11' 43 lii 44". 1... .. Am Cotton Oil &OO Jo preferred ...... American Express Am. Hd. & U. pf . Am Ice Pcur.tiea. . Am L.lrtc-d Oil. - - . SKI 200 87 . IT1 "Te R7 oo iircrerrpo . . . . . Am locomotive . . . . 0.6OO do prcftrrnl. 1111 m t . f Am SmtH nftn i4.1i0 1S2 146! Urt do prnrrra . . . . Am PiiRsir Icenn.. Am T'ibarpo pf . . . Anacona Mln Co. ftTK 1 1 14 100 mm lU'j ns m j- 1 rl-J i-.A M1TI OftTi do preferred fn 10 PfTi AtIa.ntlo L'pwrt Una TOO HaltlmoTe- Ohio. . 3-Ot do prefrrrl ..... ...... Brooh nap Transit ll.SMi 11 J21 131 120 - m Si. 5 i 91 -li 4 Paimalm PacWe... Ui.O AM 1D3U Cheeapeake A- Ohio 3.4.K .Vt 43 cm -Great fltttern J.w . u'i in Chl A Northwest.. 4.0W) 204 l Chl.. Mil. & St. f. 1S.44M lSOtw 1484 JTii. Term. A- Trmna - - - do preferred ..... ...... ..... ...... o.. c.. c st. 1. Colo Fuel 4 Iron K.40 U Colo Southern.. l.Oft 3T do 1st prnferted .. ..... ! 2.1 irfft-r:ed . . l.OOO &JS Consolidated Gas Corn Products 11,401) 24 H SB's SB 222 2 21:4 .-'Jo 74 4 73 16'J lfW lep 73i IS K0i 40 ot4 2'i 50 31m oa. 1444k 57 IS814 167 2'. 4H1 7H do preferred Dlaw & Hudson. . Iel.. I,at-k. A WMt L- n A Rio Grande do preferred Distillers' Securlt.. Erie do let preferre!.. do -d preferred. . CKM Z 7S 1S8 K.40O 4314 (icnerai Electric fireat Northern pf 3.000 US Hoklna Valley Illinois Central. Int. Met do preferred International Paper ino J. coo 81 M 300 18 18 1r preferred International Pump 2.400 do piererred. . . . . . ICO Iowa Central 1.100 2! do preferred 400 48 4 iSv, Kan Cltv Southern S0O no&. SO do preferred l.OOO CI eoi Louie Ntt.vir.e--2.200 1442 14 ' Mexican Central... l.00 27s Minn. & St. Louts M.. St. P. & 8.S.M do ore t erred 300 140 ' 138'i Missouri Pacific... 5. fTOO Mo., Kan. & Txu 4.2CO 02Vi 41 74 '5 8 ao preTerrea National Lead Mex. Nat. R. Ft, pf NT. Y. Oentral . TC. Y . Ont. Welt.. Norfolk Western do preferred North American . . . Xor; hern Paaxlflc. - . 300 2U 4 1.700 4,tO 73 132. aw S. lOO !S3,.i 1K.1 1. JOO 1,700 471 4.1, 8S 77 R4'i 13'4 8S AO 404. tMK'Z L"P 75 4R ISP'-i 116H 93 J s.io sit 14 1S4 Vi SO 8S t r-1 fi f nil ... i.eno 40"4 Pennsylvania 3t..40f ' i3t; People's fia 4.2CO 9S'S Pit.. C. C. & S. L. Pressed Steel Car Roo do preferred..... lOO Pullman Fal.u;e Car .ton M1 BS14 Readlnsr 153.ROO 13s, J.lil do 1st preferred., 100 90Vi 90,i do 2d rrferrM Republic Steel .SOO 30 4. 02 V. Rook da preferred 0,400 4il m Schln&j.Sheffleld .. 1(10 st. is. s. r. 2 Pf (w inii le snuuiwa con i Drerrr)d .... - aoo nrtvi Southern Pacific... 40.800 - 3T4 do -prarerred..,., Southern Railway .Vi ao prererTM. . . .. iv Tenn Ooe.1 - Irrrn . . 12 Texas & Paciilo. . Son ::5'-i P414 ion 351 taZ 52 ITS Tol St. U & Weat SOO Mij do preferred 00 52 Vplon Paclflr 107.500 10i do preferred ..... ...... ..... 1; KOti BOli 107 ' 371-i 3714 lR'J 37". ?r. ISO . Mil sb4 T . S. u-xpreM. .... .. I . S. Realty U. 8. Rubber do preferred C S. Steel R do referred 1 Virff.-Caro. Chem. . do preferred . Wabash . do preferred.....' Wells Fartro Exp.. . 100 200 m inn 000 400 400 soo 300 1x14 51 4, 10BH T RO 107Vi 4AV; 104 .10 ia VeaiiriRhouiift Elect Western Union Wheel Tke Krie Wisconsin Central- too do preferred 2CO SO Toial ealw for the day, 911,800 4L, shares, BOXDS. TKW YORK. Jan. 4. Cloalnjr qaotatlnna: XT. S. ref. 2e rf.l04 Vi ; r. Tt.- G T H do coupon 104 ft N. T. C. G. Jlft. 4 C. S. :.s re 102 (North. Pac 3.;. 74 do coupon . . .'. 12K 'North. Pae 4a. . . lni T U S. new ff rl. 1 2 "4 Snut Par. 4 at . . . n 9n o o vi io ri . .-.1 2f '4 I'nlon Pac' . . lOl 4 U. S. old 4a ref.lOO4iWla. Cen. 4s.... ST 14 flo coupon.. ,.inojjap. Ps 2J wr;., KT AteKlaon Adj. 4a fijiVsllap. 4H cfu... ftavt LONDON, Jan. 4. Consols for money. 86 13-1G: do. fjor account. 1-18. . Anaconda 15 T. Oentral. ifton IW Nor.- A- W-t . . srs. ....... iu;: ! i o j-.ro tj. ... . i-e unt. & weat... rac .() Pennsylvania . -Ohio. . .J7. I!nd Mines. .. Can. Ches. Chl. en a: 7W le D ft do R. 0 VSoutn, Fac pfd 9SU;rn.on Pacific IftSH 44 i rin nM last I'-- T5"iAlT- S- Steel SO s :d rfd s do prn. . ins Central IT-a jWabaii. ..,,,,, 19 39 Money, Exrhanare Fte. N'FTW TOBK. Jan. 4. Money or call, steady. ST vr cent ; rul i nc ra.ee. r cent ; clcte- inj bid, 6 per cent; offered at 6 per cent. The loani. easy: 6ft dayi. per eent.'M days. Vi per cent: eix months. 9 pr cent. Prim mercantile paper. fl$t per- cent. - SterltnK rxchanae, a irons, with actual bosi- new in banKers . bills at 14.649514.63 for de mand and .t 4.ortm.tW,0 for tW-day hllli. Pasted rates. 4.8SH1T4 - Commercial bills. Bar silver, 7c. Mexican dollars, 5k. Government bonds, firm. steady; railroad bonds. lo.ndon, Jan. Bar tilver, quiet, 32(1 per ounce. Money. per -cent. The rate of dlavcmjnt In the open market fr short bllUs Is O 1-18 per cent; the rate of dls- count m the open market lor three months bill U 6 U-ia per cent. ?C S" R A. NCI8CO, Jan. 4. Mexican dollars. rvr. (anno. DraftB, sight, par; telegraph, 5c. al y Treannrr Statement. WASHING! ON. Jan. 4. Today s state ment of the. Treasury balances In the gen eral fund shows : Ava.Uat-le rnsh balances. Gold coin and bullion.... Gold certlrtcatrs . .241.1T.13 . . Dtf.4HtJ.o00 PORTLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. First Kale of Dixie Meadows In Over a Month. Bixie Meadows came to the front In the local wtock market yesterday , after a Ions; period of Inactivity, 2)0O shares selling at 2t-a, which 1? clow to the quotation of a month ego. There was another small sale of Pacific Ptates Telephone. lOS belnc; paid. The mining- list was about ateady. Official prices were ai follnws; Bank Stocks . . Bid. Asked. T3ank of California 366 stj Bankers' Lumbermen;. ..... 105 Equitable savings & Lotjn " Merchant National . . LIS 200 Rin TruM. .-Sfc- Savings. . 140 205 PorilHiifl Trust Co. Vnlted States National Bonds . CHy 4 Suburban 4s........ Ooltirahla Eonth.rn lrr. 6e: O. Ft & 1. Ait O. W. f. i By. 6s Portland Railway 5s.. J. C. Lee Co. Cs Horaa Telephone & ....... I . .- i n - Cmh( Hlncult O..." American Biscuit 6s Miscellaneous Stockj- P3 TOO 101 loo 02 Asoclated Oil 47 22 14 4S "so TVi S3 10 Home Telenhone j. o . . Oregon City Mill ei Lumber Portland MKhts Imp., lc. ,,. ParlUc Statf-a Tophon'e. 105Va Tuet Sound Tetfphrtne.tV Taqulna lie y Telephone.-. Mfnlns; stocks Alasha Petroleum British Columbia Amal.. Urif ish 'Yukon . Cacadia Copperopolia Dixie Meadows Free land Con GaMsher Goidfteld Trotter Groat Northern Holden . . . Lee s Creek Gold Mammoth ........ ..... Morning North Fairvipw ......... Oregcon Securities Standard Con. .......... Trfinia Steel United Placer 15 S '; 4 A 24 23 i SO 01 05 02 00 oos id "26 HI 0-2 13 . 18 1 o-j it 12 05 1U i'i im in-. 1 3 4 13 17 V. 22 Our J' Alone District- 11 31 ij 0x14 75 2 Mr 04 i 03 IS7on p --1 a Copper Re-lnd'-.-r fnowsiioc 8i gnowBtorm 2 SALEfl. Tt Puclflr Pts I e-a. Tl'hoiie . 3EOOO Dixie Meadows i.:o Goidfteld! I.lat 8io-w WeflUnM. Gol(inl1. were wafcr 1th few xi-fptlon, one ol Ihem befnir Bluebell. St. Ivea oid o(T a In' polni and though the entire M a little better who wins than last b eloKlns, tlie prlrfa wera all off from or yrni rd a y morning. There le etlll ief am on ft many of the taadera that conditional corning from the labor troubles ar not in any way smooth and that th. neom-neri will une t hoee matt ere- to neip ctieaDenlnc of price before tlie market will . be alluwed to make any permanent advances. Among th sales wr: Montana. 3.95j McNamara. n: Midway. 2.3: Gold Anchor. 4:t; .11m "Rutlor. l.-.'T; Boston, 1 7 : Ada me, lO ; At lanta. ureal Bend, A3; GoM Bar, l.H.l; Yankee Girl, 15; Nusrget. 14: Pine Nut. .14; TrianRle. 40: Blue Bell. 3; Sandstorm. TO; Kat?le 4bv, 18. Eastern Mining Stocks NEW YORK. Jan. 4. Closing quotation!: Ada A lie. i 9 -20'I.lttle Ohlef.... S.fHi Ontario . ;;?i;uphir Breece Brunswick Con.. .73 FoIobI Comstock Tun... .30 Savage .15 1 05 .SO .40 3.01) i-on. Cal. Va. . Sierra Nevada. Horn Silver ISO sma!! Hones... Iron Silver 410 Standard Leadville Con... .O.V BOSTOX. Jan. 4. Closlna Quotations: Adventure ..a 5.:" . IQulncy S115.00 Allouei: 65.50 iShannon .... 10.5 Amalgamatd 110.75 Atlantic 1H..10 Ulngham . . . :4.00 Cal. & Hecla 800.00 iTamaraek . . . ITrlnlts- I-nlteJ Cop. . ii:. S. Mining ;ir. s. on irtair ! Victoria . .'. . ' w Inoua .... IWolveiin. . . . North Butte. 'Butte Coal. .. 123.0O S8.3TH 74.GO 68.87 10.511 65.7.1 7. 1 -2. r.O lo.n 118.011 :tsoo Centennial .. 42.73 Cop. Range.. S725 la.oo 30.7 5 n.25 22.on S4.rs LJalv weat.. FranKlin . . . I&-le ftoyal. Mass. Mining Michigan ... Mohawk Mont. -. Mt: I ' N'.vada 1 H.f.O Cal. Aria. . iTS.Oo Dominion Osceola K7.'0 Tecumseh r.o.r.n 3;..oo lni.OO (Greene Con. Parrot ' 33.00 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET. Prices Cm-rent IeaUj- on Cattle, 8hep and fol Jowms prlcea were Quoted In the lvtoch miknt yartrflay r ate ere. M.754 ; medium. 13.253.50; COirj, 2.T5f 3;-fair to medium cows, t2.23ff2.o0; bull. $1.&02: calve $40 aa.Taev.aa; tunK s.3hs HOGS-Ewt, ;?.855T; Hrhtu'eights, 0.259 .so. Barters Livestock Alaxketa. SOUTH OMAHA, Jan, 4. Cattle Re celpti. 18(U; market, ateady to strong. Na tive steers. a:t-75Q 8.25; cows and heifers. a2.50)..oO: Western . steers. 3.25o.26; canr.era, 1.752.75; stockera and feeders, 2.T54.0; calves, J3g6.S0; bulla, stags, etc.. $".504.50. Boss Receipts, 3300: market, shade high er. Heavy, .S6.20S6.32H: mixed. t6.27Vi 6 32',: llKht. .82496-37'i; piss. 5.2SO 8; bulk or sales. 6.27tt if 6.3254. Sheep Recetpti, 2000; -markat. steady. Teai-llngs. 5.5fiig'6.!j: wethers, 1.1.2305.75: ewes. a4.75CP5.35: lambs. S6.50&7.50. Metal Markets. NEW TORK, Jan. ..-There was a further decline In the London tin market, with soot cloalna: at f 1 NT 2n t and futurta at 1 1 8. The loc .a. I market waa weak, with spot quot- efl at 4iff4i.S5c. Copper had a sharp rally in London, with spot, .closlna; mt 12s Sd and fut.urea at I oS 17a 8(1. Locally, the market conllnuea strong. Electrolytic, 24c; c as line. 2J.50823.Wc. Lead, uncha London at lf I roi w aa h Lead, unchanged locally, but was lower In London at CIO n ed. Spelter. unehansd. Iron waa hither abroad, with standard loundrj quotea at 60s and cievciana war rants at ftOa 7d. Locally the market was uncbanced. No. 1 foundry is Quoted at $5.25 & 2.2S ; No. 2 f ountlry, 24.TSO 25. 73 ; No. I foundry Southern. $1!0U6.50; Is'o. 2 foundry Southern. $25.50828. AVI11 Junket to Hawaii. I..0S AN0ET-ES, Jan. 1. Tne J05 An- (teles Chamber of Commerce has an nounced i. n official excursion of Ita mem-lif-. to Hnnululn on ,-Iriin r 23. The start will be made from San Pedro. Bullion jl . I Burk lt I . WW Consumption Still Keeps Pace With Production. NOT MUCH HOLIDAY LULL Car Short a jce? Affects Export Trade Wheat Depressed by Accu- mulated Stocks at the Northwest. NEW TOK. Jin. . R. 0. Dun Co.'t Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say: The new year opens hrl sen t with a promlee of Rood business, no excessive stocks being carried over, and rcpultis of inventories fully qual to sanguine expectations Tt Is notice able In dispatches from the Wet that there waja less than the cum oma ry mil in hualnepa Curing the holidays, while bargain sales are rapliily diFpostng of the moderate supplies remaining on hand. There la much complaint of car Biiortaire from the Northwestern flour mill and export trarte la aleo refit rioted be cause grain and other merchandise fail to reach the neaboard promptly. Many contrart for a . large tonnage of steel appeared during the pant week. Ship ments of sheet. n a have betm sent to China. the first export buainesa from that quarter for a. long tlm and mor orders could have been secured by the maklngr of offers. Wheat was depressed by - accumulated stocks at the Northwest, and weather con- ditirii,p unfavorable for Winter wheat In this country, while the Argentina harvest ts proRressinft rapidly. Shipments to Kurope thus far thfe eeanon from all surplus natlona have not reached the dimensions promised by large crop?, and the amaller yielding in Russia is a sustaining factor In the markets for distant options. But domestic trading: larks vior. aepculatora at the West taking little aggressive action. IXDISTRIES NEVER KO ACTIVE. t-w Oa-dera for Steel Italia Are of I.ar Mze. VEW TORK. Jan. i Bradstreet'a tomor. row nay : Quiet prevails In ditrlhuttve trade, hut Industrial lines were never ao active at this saeon. While the car rtoraie trouble ii atlll very acute the country over, there are reports from a few sections. sprlally the Northw and parts or the Pacific Ooait. that grain and lumber are moving more freely. It I noted now. ai last year at this time, that mild weather, while a drawback to some lines of trade, a 1 Iowa of butMlny being carried on In a usually closed season. New orders for steel ralln are of goodly proportions, and it Is reported that two Western roads have placed contracts for upward of flO.OOO tons for delivery In 1f8. Two Independent Pennsylvania .rail produc ers announce that they will not book orders calling for delivery after August for less than $t a ton. an Increase of $"2. and the highest price quoted for standard rails alnce WO, but th leading producer shows no dis position to advance Its price. Building opera. tinns have fallen off. but the railroads con tlnue to place goodly contracts for atruo tural shapes. The aggressive strength of all kinds of leather and of hides la in sharp contrast with the report of conservative buying of shoes of ma oof acturrs. Bjnin-M failures in the United States for the week ending Januarj-' ... n::rnbpr IM, arninst 11 last week and n the like 'ek of ifttMi. CanjKlIaii railur-a for tne w-k numtiei- ia. ax against 1 H taut wek ana 112 In JOOil. ' Meat, inrlurllng flour, exports In thi Tnite1 states and C'srsHa for the week end- 1"S" January 3. airargated 4 .ie?.S.2TO ltiH elu. opnlnst :i.s:w.n4 1 thie wc k last yr. F"or tr-.e. patt 27 wel; of the flscal vear the Wt were Wt'M bu.'liels against 68,. 020.020 In lftOS-00. new tork, Jan, 4.-Tr,e :ol!ov;ng tn!)if, compiler! by Hta(.Mreet. ahona the bank clear- liK' at the prlncl;-: cities for the weelc riuled January S. with tri prcRtaae ot" inrrraei and decrease as compared with the ocrrespondlng wetk last year. . . p.c. r.c. 13ec. 14.9 W "rli-. Cnic-saro . . . BLc-ton ... . lM.T67.no . lS4.13tf.uSft G1.24M.2Tt r.2.rt4u.4.s 44.07:1,204 r'i.HW.312 24.tll2.frH l!H.P;.n.R82 ti'.;..0lt 18.7. t'71 FMiaafipnia' Pi. IOUlM "lttslurtE San Franclnco Halt ut: j re ClnMnr.Eti Kansas Ofty Xw Orlean ...... M l.i r.Mpi Is" (.'Jevelana Uukvtlle Detioit 1 .t -i A nce ....... On.aha Milwaukee Viov'aiciice Buffalo 1 nd.ia.napo If St. Paul Denver Seattle Memphis Fort Worth Rlcnmond Columbus Washington. St. Jcsenh Savannah . ,r . . . Portland, Or. ..... 1.8 S.l ".2 11. 1T.T 3. A l.S.HiO.il) 13.4 H7f8.i2ii .... 1X.2-M.4SS R.O Sl.124.4riT T.T .4Hv.MTO 9.Z 9.ft4T,4rtl 6.5 .112.fi .... 7.84.t41 4. ft S.H'J-2.UZ9 24. 1 6.704. 9X4 4.4 KV&m 52.5 . 5.'Jut!.oS4 A.40.1fli 12. a,fr.6a.T 4.7.9-M .Si, 401 3B.1 0,U5,OM 25.7 6.231.272 .... 3. y07.2!)t 2.8 4..t'3.bAl . . . . 4. a.i. 4.7 4..SOt. H. T 4.474,262 24.8 4.431.356,' .... 4.tiOS.lM 3.1 u. a vi 17.4 aid any Salt Lake City Toledo. 0 Rochester . Atlanta Tttwma . 17.8 14.11 21 .: 11. s Spokane, ash.". . . , Hirlfo-d Xaihvllie pecrla Dee Moinen . New Haven (.rand Rapids Norfolk s.r-i'e.sEi. 2.e3.ai3 2.M4.tW 4.5 20. S August a. Ga .Sprlnjrfle-ld, Mass. . . . gortland, avion 1":'7,4M - 7.4 2.121. K .... 2.2S2.2TO a. 4 2,i6.T.T 1,2 1.W3.488 12.4 1.523.38 l.TfiO.,142 ..... 3 .re.4n .... 2.0V1.43 1.122,313 .... . l.WIM .... 1.4W.U7 24.3 7 4S.a-JO 21.1 S.Mn.l.Vt .... 1.M-0.240 .... imm ii,o 1.414.0 .... l.oft2.39 .... 3 .fS8.441 .... 1.240.S1O 5.S 1.211.434 .... UD2.201 10.1 1.108.S70 26.0 T03.9 ii.i?P4 e.i 7S4.67i 4.2 "1.74 3.3 1.21',e47 19. 973.131 74. S 7(10.632 3.8 MS.86T 2P.2 1M0. 127 7.8 :il.4T2 71.V71 27. 542.1R4 20.1 7M.S13 .... 4T,i. wr .4 r7.7 2W.5 . AS.7i 2. a 44f.SfS 400. MS l. 411.22ft nn.TSrt ST. 3 73.S75.fMX . 751,384 .... ii'.i Moux CUy Ranville Rl rm 1 ngham ...... WOrcemer ......... 2.8 12.4 Syra'.iae L'haiieaton, S. C. . . Lincoln Mohlla Krle 32. T Oakland ........ KnOXVllle. Jacksonville, Fla, Wllmlnton. Del. .. Wichita Wllkeibarr ChattatKK-g-a ....... Davenport Little Rock Kalamazoo.. Mich. . Topeka Wheeling, w. Va.. .-. Macon Spnnpfleld. Ill Fall River Helena Ixing-ton Farpo. X; D Xew Bedford Yonngstown Akron ' Rockford. Ill .-. Cedar Raplde, Ia... Canton. 0 RlnghaJiiton Che-Vfr. Pa. . IjoweTl .Orecnfhurg, Pa. . . . Bloomlnpton. II!. Sprlngftcld. O Oiilncy. Ill FSrt'wajne, "ind... 1S. 6.S Total. T. P. 3.1tW.nW.T&4 City 1.11.31.3SA CANADA. Outalde Calgary, Alberta .'. . Moiltfcll Toronto Winnipeg Ottawa llal'T O-X Yanwer, a c... Quebec. Hamilton rt . j-fa. B. ..... . Indnn. Ont. Victoria. B. C Edmonton m.. 1.4S1.9TI 20.168.221 1.1.8 A. 4 12.518.21 2 3T.O . TV.'i. fS.TJ 20.0 92,0 itn 1R.A is. a 1 .(Wo.ariT 00.2:4 TH.6S5 Total. Canada SO,S37.:t3e "Balances p'l 'n eeeh. Siiows Clean Bill of Health. MANITA. Jan. 4. The quaran tlnf f. nc.als have announcea tnat. owing to T The Improvement o f health conditions at tniK port ine onny c-iu a$ j u ui- rase bulletin issued (or local f.nfl lor- eiem oorts of customs Is unnecessary. It la th flmt lime lr four ynr tbxat thoaa condition liave prevailed. DAILY CITY STATISTICS BlrthJ, AGXEW At 4S3 Rhine street, necember 2. to the wife -.f V- It. Aatna-w. a ctmii K !- r e-r. AI.BINS At TS Cast Twnly-flral etreet. Dtvemfer 31, to the wife of E. M. Alblna, a ion. BOl'SCH Dcmbr 2 a dauahttr. -At 49S Kast Morrison street. '. to the wife of Nlcholaa Boutch, BRKi'K At f70 rorbett street, December 14, to the wife of Euen Brerk. i m. CONN At SS5 Sandy road. January 3. to the I f- of V. V. "'-.no. aa (lugiitr. COWl.KR At a Park street. Deeembtr 30, to the wife of B. S. Cowler, a son. COX At 37J Marguerite, ivenue, December 21. to the wife of Sherman I. Cox. a son. DINGKRSON At 4 nr. Alder otreet. .Tanu- a ry 1 . to the w 1 f e or J . J . Dloron. a daughter. Hl'RBARD At ,102 v'lay street. January !, to the wife of Guy Huhbard. a son. JACOB At 124 Tenth 'etreet north, De cember 19, to the wife of Mike Jacob, a daughter. JALLS At fl Sixth utreet, Derember 22, to the wife of Basttano .falls, a son. ROSS At HS7 Kast Auli street. Oecember 24. to the wife of Gforgei Ross, a son. ROVSTON At 2 Kleventn otreet, De cember 81. to the wife of Arthur E. Roy- ston. a son. SCR1GGS At 104 4 Morrison street. Jan uary l. to the wife of Newton P. ScrigBs, a daughter. TVAGNKR At SO East Ninth street. Janu ary 1. to the wife of Our Wasjner. a son. W A r,TEF At 207 K lven l u street. lecem- ber 9, to the wife of Rudolph C. Walter, a daughter. TV A LTMORE At Good Samaritan Hospi tal. rererhher 11, to the wife of Robert alt more, a daughter. Drat ha. COLLISON At 453 Kast Fourteenth street north. Januarj- 3. Thomas Colllson. a native of England, aged 67 years, 0 months, 14 days. UNfOTA' At North Pacific Sanltorlum. January 2, Mrs. Ksiher P. IJnculn. a native of Ohio, a Red 64 yea rs. WAY At 184 Arthur street, Januarj 8. Mrs. Angeline Way, a native of Missouri, aged oH year?, 0 month", 20 day. Rnlldlne; Permit a. W. r. HUMPH REY One and one-hair atory frame dwelling, Sumner at reel, be- tween Alblna and Borthwlck. J1300. M. DANFORTH Tear down dwellln, Fast Waahlrmton etreet. between East F"irt ana kkei t -c-o no, i (so. . J. A. I.ARSEN One-story frrfme dwell ins, Greeley street, between Killlngsworth and Burton. $1330. - and A. SHOO R Two-story frai elllna. Kant Thlnv-acrnnd etreet. 1 tween Overton and Kllsworth, H70O. M. and A. ?HOGREN'-Oni-ntory froe dwelling. East Thlrty-s.cond street, bstw.en Clinton and Ell.worlh. . I .. tl, .1 A. GRAY T.'D-.tury frame da-elllna. East Tw-niy-nimh street, between East Main ahd Est Madlon, $17iXl. J. F. HEUl.EY Two-story frame dwelling, tanton atre.t. between Union and. Itodnev. l.-.0O. MITCH EUi, LEWIS k STAYER Fouf- atory brick warehouse. East Second street. oeiween luast Morrison and Belmont. 900,000. Kitl Estate Trosfen. Nancy P. Moricy anl husband to D. H. Welch, undlttded 1-42 of wett u. of southeast 4 ar southeast t. and east . or siuihwMt 1. of aoiitheaat and northwest V4 of aotithwest !. of southeaM of Section 25, T. I X.. R. t V t 8.1 William A. Haker and wife to lonard 4M 4.500 Daniel neynoid. and wife to Alfred J. farmer, iota 3,., block 8, Ken- VArthv-'a Adil t n T. S. Mr Daniel and wife to TI. T. Palm er, iv, oloolt . Fatat Portland IIla-h:i . . . L.. lenllnser to Arthur W. Gove. 1-24 interest In 10 acres ner;nnlnf ut t point on i section line 4ft 4 feet north of centtr of ae47tlcn 7. T. 1 .. K. 1 vi "rank 1. Hell and wire to Luolnda M". ri wniie u CBpiw, north hair or .Vt h!f o? .' half of MM cf south- west Quarter of double taiorlt Y. 'n r-.il r. mr.i f3 innel "staf to Ji-nnie" 5. ehefflelfl. ta-t Oft feet of lot 8, block fcV't'rHfn Afldirion Tnttis Rurke and wife to C;. a. Gam- niana -am w.rt.- lot 9. Mock 3, Gold- - em Uh Artrlltlon -r m n Mttzg-r, truetoe, to Sit. O. Har- Krove, lot ia. blofk 4. Reservoir Park IwOOO m Title GumMee h. Trust Company to M. . i ower. lous . . block JOl. tTnl- vralty Park fr--1 hl-m to t Inveatmrnt AKioclatlon to E. A. Patterson, lot . block 07, Sell- W90Q i Earrund Austin and wife to Kdlth P.. V ood. lot 1. block 2. Falrvlew Addi tion Flrat rnngreg-atlnna! Chureh Soolet v to YV Ul-uau T'nru1 T kla.1, HO . . . i -t u ii vvy, ii. i. u laa .n. 1 1 r Jl L Portland W. K. Hollenbeek to J. S. M(Torm!rk. lt 'E." F. " ' and "G. " otihd Iv I ilon or lot 3. blrtok -J. I'ortland Homestead; no oi:th 5o feet of lot 2, biock Firrt-itreet Terras Tvwia M. T?-.cr and -aife to OIMe recti. lot .1. Mock lrt4. nrovere' Addition.... Merchania' Investment A Truat Company- to Ollle Ceoil. lot 1, 2, 3, b'.ock 2, Wild Row Addition Mary G. Hart and husband to Ren Dell Grnfte. lots. T. 6. block a. Taboralrte . . . . Mary M. Hlnjiham to -tor- n Corlcleh. lot 8 to 14 inclusive, block 37. fortjn- mouth . A. Buchanan anw wife to Grace U Wanzer. lot 14. Buchanan Add W. A . Bucharan ni wife to niarle Wonzer. lot ilS. Buchanan Addition.... Edward Peitta and wlf to M. L. Causty west AO feet of let 15, blfxk 4. Holla- day Park Addition George H. Hill and wife to Diona Itise. lota 2.1. 24. block 40. Penltuular Addition No. 3 Samuel h. Eliloit and wife to Th Pence Company, a atrip 60 feet wide. beginning' ai a point where the ditch of aald company cronsea the weat boundary of northeatti quarter of Jouthtast quarter of action 2H. T. 2 N. R. 2 W W. H. Watt to F". W. RaJford. lot 15. l.iock 1. Watt's aubrlvlalon of lot 4. Krultvale Pe;ie Heln an4 wire to W. H. Patter- sn. lot 8. blork 39. Weat Portland.. fniver&.ty Ta:i1 Company to G. H. Haark. lota 1. 2. 8. 4. block 14eO. Uni vensity Park John Cook and wife to Tltl Guaranty Trust Company, blocka 1. 2, 3, 4, f. PlgtottB Addition Gua'ave Rownblatt to William Q. Gou lln and Harry I.. Hamhlet. anuthrast quarter of southeast quarter of aec- tion 22. and south quarter of outhwpt quarter of wction 26, T. 2 X.. P.. 2 W M. J. riorieway to Oregton Klectrle Ttall wa v Oompany err r ! t of ) avan 1 I.O feel .".ri each aide of cen t er line of aa !d ra 1 1- . my company's lone of survey in sec tion 21. T. 1 1?.. R. 1 E Portland Lumber Company to Oregon :-trie Railway Company. a atrip f land ft feet on each aide of aeld rail 10 4.SOO 1 200 !, SiJO soo S.TJO soo zx 15 aoo way corny any" ii center line over lanl of grantor In city .000 Kenneth A. J. Makennle and wife to Phoebe Kelcher Jonea. lot 3, block 8. K en Hi orth Addition . - - Oa k Park Land Company to W. H. .Xo.en, Mxl8ll feet bejylnnlng at wert corner of lot 3, block 4, Oak Park Addition Hattle B. Clark to Charlee; Clark, undi vided one-third of weat SO feet or lot 4 and eolith 15 Teet of meat SO feet or lot 3. block 15 East Portland Joseph M. Healy to Mrn. M. H. Stan ford, lota 1. a. block 122. Eaat Port land Ella E. Bvbee to F. H. Klekar, lot 15. block 1. City View Park Addition ID! i a. K. Bybee to F. D. Lamplot. lot 1. block 1. City View Park Addition BJfs and Fannie A'andrmfier to lucy M. Rainwater, lot 6, Fintje Addition to St. John 200 Ml(H Stella Forsberjr to Varhum M II lard ahd wife, lot 7. blck 1. B.-alnard Trart.. K. B. Holmw et al to Sarah C. Cloutler, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block i Peninsular Addition No. 4 Jennie and Fellx Murp-hy K. J. Brown. lot 4. block 4. Nash'a F"1raX AHlitlon E. J. e nd Rose V. Brown to Emma Trapp. lot 4, b'.ock 1, .N'asb'i rirrt Adtlon : G. A. Tav'.or and wife t - P.mma "3. Bn- 7ert. rauth half of lot 1 2. blcrk IS. i awtriorn- Flrat Addition. Anna Chrlatine t al to Mina Bechtold. K00 i.:k) lot , Work 12, Maegly Hlgliland 1,250 r. B. Kice ana wire to i nariotte Tabr. lot 1. block IB. Holladay Park Addi tion Catherine VI a w ? 1 to Dorr T-T- Kaav, all of fractional block d,olnlnr ami lmmftJIlly wtith d M 29!. Stinh- en Coff'.n'a Addition (known aa bloek 304 CJ-.'t-r- RiiM-ell et al to Dorr 13. K easey. eame property aa described BUove Jam. H. Cranam and wife to Emmstt l-lenneaeey. lot 15. block 1. Eaat Port nil' rla . 1 land Park Addition The Hawthorne K-tat to J. .T. Blcli-ril- eon. lot 3. block lo. Hawthorne First Addition if Hnwth T?-irt Arti inrfri C. Th1 Hawthorne Ksrtate to J. .T. Richard- n,i. lotas -1. 4. 5. block S. Ilawthorne'a r1i-e ArtdUWri rrancw C. rTlRlWid to HI. T. D Pon -J. lots W, 14, WocK 4, Montlctlio AMI- "William I.. Rre-a-eter and wife to E. "Ci". Mnincxt, lora 3, 5, 7. b.ixk 5( Uafmn'a Mim IflMP Swett and wife to J. K. Gam hi 11. aowth half rr lor T. blote 11'J. rltv.... I'-am I .. Bla rr to Victor Rt. FEat ynor. unniviiwi one-iounn of nu( n S3 l-a r or let o, biocx 2., city Bm-rm Vaur abtiraeti made tie Saeurttv Abatract 4V Truat Co. T ChamtMtr of 9ommrca. - i NEW" CITY ADMINISTRATION Br, J. M. Short .Assumes Office as Major of Gresham. GRESHAM. Or.. J4n. .-(Specla!.)-Th new t'ity OounHI of Oresham was or Kanfated laet night, all the new offioera taking their eeata. At the reoen t elexrtlora ir. j. m. Short waa elected Mavor an tne city government has unrterfone i COmplt ohsriKf. with th pxr-aptlnn of OIP Cnnellman -who holds o-v-r for a o t ,i r- r ah tTnMs nth.r liol.lover. h.vs resmned. The new ortlrers are. Mavor. IT. J. jr. Short; Recorder. D. M. Rob erts: Treasi'irer. J. II. MMer; Marshal. Mose W.Wner: Caiinellm.n- R. I.. , i i :tn.. . U. Sl.wart. F. v. K.merv. J. Metz- er. Brt Thomas and J. "W. Lawrenc. hx-Mayor Sliatturk. who has bn the nrad of the city in-e it was Incorporated, refuod a renomination. as did also Re corder St. Olair.. The city isovernment has heen economically administered dur- inR th past two years and is entirely out of debt with about IW in the trea'surv. A new City Hal has been lunt and mariv etreet Improvements have heen mode. other Improvement are contemplated by the new Mayor and Council, amone which are a water ayntem. neweraae and alec- trie street ltR-ht. The eitv revenues are derived from licenses, no tax ever having; been levied. AT TUB HOTTTJI. The Portland . H. Breaer. Hequlam: C W. YTanaker, Chlcajo; W. Zlmmernnn. Wartlner; Mrs. O Hunt, Miss Hunt, Mis M. Hunt. Walla Walla: V. F.. Howe. Hatl.v: A. 1 1 . Ortffln. N.- York : TV. W AIw.ll. A. F. Hartley, H. Brucksmlt h. Seattle; H. r. Ksrlrj, A. R. hyon. Chiragn; T. Vt. Hennlck. Duluth: A. E. Blacl;. W. TV. Barr. Keaftle: A. I.. tVacn.r. an Francl.ro: r-,-onner. ft. Joe: F. . T-olsm,it h. S.srtl.; W. Reahons;. Ilwsco; A. A. Haum, Spokane; J. Bdlrd and wife, Winnipeg; G. K. Howe, I.a (rtr; E. R. Shield, and wife. H- qulem: T. P. Ctirrln. Pan Francisco: VT. A. A tl.-n and wire. Vanooui-.r: R - K. M. StfrlrW lard. Spoltan: w. I I x.ol.y. t"alla Walla: K. Boyne and wife. Wallac; B. Keady ami wife, Everett: T. M. Kettle. Dublin: N. I). Plue. Rainier: C. H. Hemphill. Roekfrri: A. Cl . Wabiter, Seattle : TV. I.annlna. Aberdeen ; V. . -. Hernard. Apokan : M. 3reeohaum, Chlcaito; J. S. Forrest . Mew Tork ; T. A. Purdy, city; F. C. Rtf.fr.Mn, fipokatia; E. d. Shrapnel and alater. Victoria. The Orewon J-T. Quttrley. Kanrai tTlty: .T. J . Tevin- cltv; O. R. Eax. Albany : A.. R. Hoyer. New York; O. C. Moorei. Halem; J. 1. Ballgate and wir. W. J, Campbell and wife. Wlnnlp.a: F. McDermott and wife. T. M. Shields, tl. C. Schad. W-att1; K. , -orov. St. Jow.ph: H. W. Bl-.. attle; Mrs. S. C McNlder. Fan Frsnci.C: A. B. Ftabrnok, Welia Walla; W. A. Gil- bey, Belolt: W. ldner. New Tnrk: J. B. Trumbull. Kan Francisco; V. 8tocka-ll. P" attl.: F. F. Smith. Tumalo; C M. Mudd. l.altllaw; C. E. Smith. Tumalo; F. Pelton. Ht. Paul: 0. C. Eccle.. Cincinnati; K. J. larke and wife. H. H. Plummer. Seattle; II. a. Gerder. r-hteaao; K. Jonnson. Se attle: H. A. Easton and wife. Chicago; L. Smith, Seattle; I. E. Ferr"n, i.a Grande, M. Kattffman. Aberdeen: J. B. Plant. Olvmpls; I.. A. HtalnoacK. neaitie. I Paul, vtalla wans; - ...,..-.. Mtt. c,r.- TT ii Rlnrham. Sookane; U. A. Brown, fonopah; J. V. Ulrd, Monroe; J. M. Stevenscn. Cascade Lock.; A. 0. Brher. Seattle: W. T. ll.tl.r. city; F. J. Flher. T Mela..; F-. , tMaunwr " , . s a . ... Mr. 1C. 3L. FrfrUMO!t. Mlsn'rerauflon, C. Mghtfoot, A. J. 7l1'or A. H. Fi'terson. Anuria, v.. Chlcae-- li rwida. a McConn.il. r.olr-o. Michlsan: w. w.ruw. a.tti.: E. P, Avay, J. A. Vance, Blmennie; n-n Prplniter. rv IT. S; Taeoma: M. J. Paniter. uiympia. W. Cur tin. n.i! 'nr.'. m ninftn. V, I. Dlrn, YiU; A. A, Spokane; Anna AinriCK. oaaer V. Hrndfraon. Moarow ; t.. T nomam-a.. Hoofl Ft J -r : MaTaert MeEnaerT. Allnlr. O . : r - ri . Bcnri-oar. , ' Kavt Ferrvvalc: C. H. Rup-t, Arlington; Mri. A. McMillan. Tarnma: P!. T. Javanil Connell; E . K . Trett Mlfl wire. j. More in. Jtlatto; W. B. CTosc. S-ea ttl: K- C Jnhnnon, Walla wall; X.. . Falroer ,, rouver; 1. Jo. -r-iemer, n. 1 amm " Tlllamwk: Mm. L. SchnldriiKJ. Ivwun; Anderaon. Burns: 1C. P. HunTBmlth. t. Sowar. Qlennon ; O. K . Reefer. Tacome ; . O . A . Dyrnor. Mrs . I more. Fulfla . f KrTia. laaniDOtt: Mlaa . Shepard,. Benton Harbor; T, W. woort, m Dailfi; Mrs J. 0. Wray. Ton(f Heon, Hirry 0'Nll. W. T. 0"CeiJ. Fario; W . R rTudenr W Johnion, Vale : TT . "Bruce, Ban Fran- cifco; T. C. CofTln, Boise; W. Uvander, Cambria: J. rarter. AMorla: I.' .Idhniwn. city; J. M. Bchneliter. F. A. McnonaM. Wire. H OO ci Kiv?r; n. r. . rmi i- - -r n'llann anrl wf. .-Ill-: C W . Fteen, Milton; Mrs. A. Keleher, Oakla,nd; J. T. Hopkins. Toramo; J. T. Carbary sn4 wife. R . Mason. Aberdeen: J. J. ren. ri . Paul: I. R. rtorern. Cherialle; K . I-overett end wife, peettle; H. TC. Van Ni. city; . Alln, Pt. Jonni; .J. II. rampoeii, iwiainn; R. M. Doon. Balir City: 0. TV. Thomin. Tiavton- J. J. Thaner. city; F. OlVxron. . Rlrkraall : J . M - Hall, Seattle; Mrs. Henry Iwta and child, Seattle ; F" . A . Court n-y. Taromt; G. A. Smith, Oaston: I. J. Ben- nett. goattle: 0. R; HMust ForMt Grove; Mlllan Helery. Astoria; W. W. Eaton and wife. Tacolt. Th Imperial O. J. OePBtllnfr. Hood River : E. T. McDowell, city; Sadie Hubbie, Eugene; H. Moaeman. Taeoma; Q. H. Bollenbauirn, Huma: T. P. Talklnaton. Salem ; w. . V. Inlus. Sponan-: an 1 1. . iumihh. t Irtdaman. Lewiston : T. C. Shaw, c. K. Huckenpon, A. J. Rosenthal, Baker City; T. E. Lynch. Pittsfleld: E. N. Myrtck. NfW Orleans: N. K. Wet. La Grand; Levi Mel. Ion. J. 11- FlnkcrtoD, Mountain Home; "W. Murrgard. and. wife, Spokane; Mrs. Phtnley, 0. W. 8mlth, Seattl; 0. 8. Wright, Mc MlnnvllU: J. Lindsay; E. M. Smith, Mad- raa: Harry D. White. Spokane ; C. Hudson. .'a.-'. 'ka.ia. i RinHli . Pnr.rlleton: .i". F Siiiav. Snrav. A B Thom.'on, Eclio; J F. Taylor. A. H Whatly., Spokane; M Huoh. Harrlnrton: .1 F. Bowman ann win, t,.ra- W o. "Brown and wlf.. Astoria; T. J. 3rrisford. Ft. P.ul: 1,- A P.m.. Ku-n; Mr.. J. M Mitchell, Joseph; Mrs. K. B. tarr. Minx r. Brauteller. Sui1m .Hand; D. W. norranee. N.-bir: Pr. J. Camane. Mlltonf w 1 . . Whlteah.r. J naapnoenc. : a.. -ria.r. Tl.mi.i . jr. K. Wad.. Mia Wada. w , Ti . T a . h m i r I : Un. D Lt.Iimutt. A - toria; W. Y 1-ooDPj-, ralmfr; E. F. van- rion. city; D. J. Beay, H!nt: Aualla N-aam.. I. Ana.l.s: K. t rtrorkt. Mono Rlv.r- -Tai- Bo. m.n. I'nnflnn L M. S. TCrlta. rlty - J. J t KU...1. I.a Grand.; W M. RoB'ra, epokana; T. Cost.y. Seattl.; E. K. Bailey, city; Mrs, N. A. Dudley, W. Crydsman anfl wife. At. Paul. TtM . Charles T. S. Hamilton. A.h- ....! : J. asa-tln. dliu.; vv . MWa. ' Mlchnrl. H. Monroe. B. H. Bohomp. city I v H DftinlB. B. f, Shi it, VancOTw; H Tlilafron. Maraj: J. H. Alridf ar.tl fainllr. MUI; J. I l nrl.r.n.nn city: n. a., r o.trr. B.ll-ood: "W. S. Wllklna).. ll.ra Cty. R Irvina. Oathlamet; . B. T-ardln. HlllboraJ A. Houiton. R. W. Houlton. E. J. Houlton. Idaho FalU: George Mtia.rman, oiion r.r. rlsh. C. N. Krlrhr anil wire. r-lanrs: T. I-4Lmp. P C IJmpt. Bandy: Carrl. Maarvt. r.ham; X. .T. w-iltoln. rtalnlM-: K. W. HodaTt and wife. Seattle: Mrs. S. E. Ny and daus ter. Carlton: D. H. Pore. W. Ft. ClarWson. Hamlin: J. 8. Hamorer, Clenneld: M. M. Reafl. K. Sawyer. Clearfield: t. Kill. Mia R. Tl nette, cltv: Mr. Olaen and wife. D. Martlnett, Ptella: J. c. aatier. inne; . i. nams, Aurr.ra: J. E. Kldridge. Mrs. A. J. Pltt!s'Kn, T. ,T. Plttelkan. Robert Croft. Wesley Clark. Champoea: P. J. Gardner, f-heha'ls: J. rr. K ramer. raiup t ity; J. n-. ieacnin. ''n- lamtt: E. II. Crabtr., The Dalles; Ida Wh. bar, Houlton: Mea. and' Mrs. Kruse. Srappoose: "W S. Hlbbert. Dayton: J. W. Hclrln... Ta Wo; T. M. Andrn. Rohl: Mr.. W. Ttawl.X. Mn. J. Ji. Hendl.v. Hlll.boro; Bert Barclay, Ke!o; C. Cooper and wife, Cwtran'Jer; M, Raymond. OstTandrr; B. X. Bates. M. P. Juii, Curentav'ille: Adrian Bowman. Criemaw-a: .T. T,. RriMik. Houlton ; T. T-. Sandera a-.n1 wli Waarro: Arthur K . Wlrran. rhwtWr Horfs.-. H uber Haw orth. Carl S. Tlaekln. 9oy Ml 11a, Ear; Krnwortliy, T. K. Jones, Ferry Mac''f Corvi!l!i. Hotoa Pewny. Tacoma. Wav Zuropaan plan. Rata. 7A ceme per day. Fre bj. Goal rroperucs AH of th propert lew or THR ISSA Ql.'AH COAL. COM PANT, conal-tlng oC 1603 acres or coal lands, it MquaH and Grand Rid ire. Kings Co.. State of Waahlngton. Biinkera. rlcrhte, fran ch laea, and properties of every kind, belonging to this Company, can M 10 purchased 1 THOMSOJJ. York City, purchased free of debt for a modrat h prfo. Apptv to rxJIirp-o'ltl THOMSON, Box 1117 Pot Oftlc. !ew