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TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN. SATURDAY, JANUARY
1909.
. ; .1
OUTLOOK IS BETTER
Potato and Onion Men Expect
Higher Prices.
EFFECT OF THE FLOODS
Trade IntcreMd In the California
Hirer Situation Country Prod
uce JIarketa Slump Active ,
Hop Buying.
Thar U much Interest en the Bart of
potato dealer and growers her over the
Hood altaaUon In California. It la not
known yet whether any daman waa done
to th California crop by th freshet and
most dealer bellT stocks on th rivers
are safe, hot If It ahould develop that
ther ha been Ion It will only add firm
rm to market already showing much
trength.
Unfortunately for local shipper, how
ever, they cannot Juat now take advantage
of any rl that may occur. No on eaxea
to tuy potato In view of th uncertainty
a to th effect of the recent freese on
Oregon atock. and it will b a r-eek or
tan day before th condition of the po
tatoe la known. In th meantime the
market la purely a local affair and la not
brisk at that.
Quotation at th moment ar nominal,
but it 1 believed that when th market
djueta itself, th opening buying- price In
th country will be around 1 cent for choice
condition exist In th cnlon mar
ket, liter 1 a good ontsld demand, but
no more ontona are offering on th market
l.ov than th local trad can take car of.
Onion farmer. Ilk the potato-growers, take
bulllah view of th future.
AFTUS BALKS IN' NEW YORK.
Lain Transaction Show 'o High Price
Were Paid.
Th condition of the New York apple
market Is reported by the Frultmen's Guide
of January as follows:
"The Western apple at th auction sales
thla week covered several oarloads. but
ther were no high prices paid In any
tuarter. Some Newtown ptpplni aold in th
rang of 11.53 to S1.S0 per box. and a few
lots of Spltzenberg brought up to per
box. Th Inside figure on on cf th best
carloads offered waa 11.70 per box. Th
rang on th Far Western Baldwins was
given as from SL40 to $1.80 per box. A
few Ruaseta sold out at $1.40 per box. and
Jonathans sold at $1.40 per box. Ther
war a few lots of Greenings that sold In
a small way up to $1-50 per box. and Ben
Davis stock at (1.3.1 to $1 00 per box.
"Ther Is a general opinion In the local
trad that conditions as to the supply war
rant a good deal firmer market later on.
It W said that th confidential report Issued
by th International Apple Shippers" Asso
ciation baa had a good deal to do with
th stiffening up of th Ideas of some of
the, hclders on apples here and at the prin
cipal points of supply. The stocks at said
to be a good deal less than was Indicated
as probabl In th December report."
NEW METHOD OFPRESERVIXG EGOS.
British Process) Adds to Value of Storage
stock.
Consul Joseph G. Stephens, of Plymouth,
reports that a North of England firm of
Importers has adopted the following new
method of preserving esrgs. whereby It 1
claimed that eggs six months old are mad
to retain their new-laid freshness:
Acting on th theory that an egg decom
poses owing to the entrant of bacteria
through the shell, the egirs by the new pro
cess of preservation are 'first disinfected and
then Immersed in a vessel of hot paraffin
wax in a vacuum. The air In the shell Is
extracted by the vacuum, and atmospheric
pressure Is then allowed to enter the ves
sel, when the hot wax is pressed Into the
pores of the shell, which thus hermetically
seals It. Evaporation of the content uf
th egg. which h a harmful effect. Is
thereby prevented, and the egg la practically
sterile. Th yolk of pickled egir and others t
artificially preserved will frequently break
on being poached. but the ejrfts i
preserved by this novel process are i
quite free from such fauit it i
eialmed for this process that the eggs will
bring 4Ss (Xll.o per 1440 more than those
preserved In llm water or by water glass,
and 32s (7 78) more than those kept in
cold storage. Particulars of this new
method might bo obtained from a man
whe-se address Is forwarded (name filed at
Bureau of Manufactures).
f AUTORMA ASKS FOR FEED WHEAT.
Exrewlve Shipments for the Week From
Argentina and Australia.
A good California demand for feed wheat
waa reported yesterday and bluest em main
tained It former strength. Oats were
quoted strong and ther waa also a better
demand for Valley.
Th Merchants Exchange reported Argen
tine shipments for th week of 1.320. not)
bushels, as compared with p.ll.ooo bushels
last week, while Australia shipped the big
total of 2.CMS.00O bushels aair.st 83MH)0
bushels last week.
Bid and asked prices were posted at th
Board of Trad as follows:
WHEAT.
Bid. Asked.
January 92 . .93
February 3 .83 i,
OATS.
January 1 2' 1 7
February 1.63 1.68-W
BARLET.
January . 1871, 1.40
February 1.3S 1.41
Receipts In car wer reported by th
alercnant Exchange as follows:
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay.
Jan. 9-19 8 S -4 4
Jan.' 11 1
Jan. 13 T 2 2 4
Jan. 13 2 1 . . I
Jan. 14 1 a 4
Total last wk .123
lo 80
SLr.MP i' Tine tjcm market.
Bales Mad at 43 Cents and Demand
Restricted,
Th 50-c.nt egg market could not stand
up under the larger receipts and warmer
weather. Buyers, expecting a slump, held
back, and the result was that very few egg,
wer moved on the street, and most of thos
went at 43 cents.
The cold-weather chicken prlc also
proved to b too high for the changed con
ditions and hens were lowered a cent. A
part of th day's receipts bad to be carried
over.
Th ttutter market likewise felt the
effect of the Chinook. Th ton was only
about steady. A few city creameries held
to th advanced piic of 39 cents, but
others shaded this prlc' and some quoted
87 A cants.
Active Demand for Fresh Produce.
With the thaw business on Front street
revived yesterday, particularly In th
fresh produce line. Th demand was good
for almost everything on th list.
Th five cars of bananas received wr In
good greea condition. A ear of Los An
geles cauliflower of good quality waa dis
tributed. Th orang market la very firm becaus
of the stormy weather In California and
prices have an upward tendency. .
All Dealer To lug to Buy Hop.
Nearly vry hop-daaler in the atate Is
after hop thes days, but grower ar poor
sellers and their holding tactics rlv th
market a very firm ton.
Kiaber, Wolf Netter ytrdy bought
STT bales) from th United Etatas National
Back at private term. Th earn firm se
cured M bale of 1908 and 70 bales q( 1907s
from J. W. Tork. of Grants Pass.
Bank Clearings.
Clearings of th Northwestern cities yes
terday wer as follows:
Clearings. Balances.
Portland 1. 457.348 I1S6.MI
Seattle 1.479.75S 16S.3
Tioomt 2').11 30,79
Spokane T4.I9 113.(11
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Grain. Floor.' Feed. Etc.
R A RLET Producers' prices: Feed. 8I70
17.6) per ton: brewing, $-o.
WHEAT Track prloes; Bluestem. $1 05;
club. :c; fife. l!c: red Russian, 0c;
40-fold. 4c: Valley. 950-
FLOL'R Patents. 15:5 per barrel:
stralKhts. It :o; exports. II 90; Valley. 15;
i- -sack graham. 14.60 ; whole wheat. 14 85.
OATS Producers' prices: No. 1 white.
133 60 per ton.
MILLt-TrKKS Bran. tin?? 50 per ton;
middlings. 838: shorts, S3a3u; ebop. yjfii:
rolled barley. IHtfSO.
HAY Timothy. Willamette ValUy. f!4 ne
per ton; Eastern Oregoa, 817018;
clover. 812 00: alfalfa. 812 All) (t 13.00; grain
hay. 812 O0 913.0O.
Vegetables and xrnlt.
FRESH FRUITS Apples. 73c & 13 box:
pears. 8161-75 per box; quinces. 8191-23
per box; cranberries, 814 30016 per barrel;
Spanlsn .Malaga grapes, I7.0liS per barrel;
persimmons. $ltfl-25.
POTATOES Front street jobbing price.
814t"S1.00 per hundred; sweet potatoes. Jic
per pound.
TROPICAL FRCITS Oranges, navels. 8
91 pr box; Japanese, 75o per box: lemons,
fancy. 84fcj4 60 per, box: choice. I3'tj.3. 60;
standard. 2.7 box grapefruit. 14.25 box;
bananas. Sjj5c per pound: pomegranates,
ll.6"'li box: pineapples. 3trl.75 per dusen;
tangerines. I1.7& per box. -
ONIONS Oregon, selling prle. 11.7532 per
humlr-d.
ROOT VEGETABLES Turnips. 81.80B1. in
ner sack: carrots. 81 .ptl.; parsnips. 81.60
. . . 1 I . . . . ! kiwa.railtl fji.lua
l 1.1.1. imi . 1 '. ,
per pound.
VEGETABLES Artichokes. 81-40 dos ;
beans, 21,0 lb.; cabbage. 2 540 lb; cauli
flower, I:.:' 5 por crate; celery. I4.&093 per
crate; cutumhers. 8 75 & S.M box: egKPlant.
11c lb : lettuce. tl91.23 per box: part-'ey.
e dozen; peas. 2"c lb.; peppers, lRii2ts
per lh. ; pumpkins. llc per lb.; radishes,
Sfc per dos-; spinach, 2c per lb.; sprouts,
10c per lb: squash, lSJj'no per lb.; to
matoes, 81.7382.
Dairy and Country Produce.
BUTTER City creamery, extras. 374
lc; fancy outside creamery, IT 4 a 35c per
lb.; store. lS-uHOc.
ERiSS Oregon ranch, 45347c; Eastern,
37Ls3 40c per doxen.
POULTRY Hens. 15c lb.; Spring, large
15lSic; small, lSi:0c; mixed. 14fcliic;
ducks, lieuoc; geese. 10llc; turkeys.
16 6 -0e.
CHEESE Fancy cream twins, 13H4J180
per lb.; full cream triplets. 15 16c; full
cream. Young America, 16H17c.
VEAL Extra. SliftflOo per pound: ordi
nary. 7 8c; heavy, ac.
I'ORK Fancy, S j c per lb.; large,
fitnC
'MUTTON C3c per lb.! lambs. 8S8HC.
Groceries. Dried Fruits. Etc
DRIED FRUITS Apples. 714c per pound;
peaches, ll'12Wo: prunes. Italians. 89
.e: prunes. French, 83c; currants, un
washed, esses. 9Sc; currants, washed, cases,
10c; figs, white, fancy,. BO-pound boxes, 8fce
dates. 7t17e. ' '
COFFEE Mocha. 242Sc; Java, ordinary,
174520c; Costa Rica, fancy, 18g20c; good,
lO'sMSe: ordinary. l2X10c per pound.
RICE Southern Japan. 4c: head, 5Q
8c.
SALMON Columbia River, t-peund tails.
82 per doxen; 2-pound tails. 82.95; 1-pound
flats. IS 10; Alaska pink. 1-pound talis, D5c:
red. 1-pound tails. 81.43; sockeyes. 1-pound
talis. 2.
si-car Granulated. 8" 93: extra C, 15 43;
golden C. 83 35: fruit and berry sugar, 85.15;
plain bag. 85.75; beet granulated. 85 75:
cubes (barrels), 3833; powdered (barrel).
8 20. Terms: On remittances within 13
days, deduct c per pound; if later than 15
days and within 30 days, deduct He per
pound Maple suvar. IStrISc per pound.
NUTS Walnuts, 14jfel6c per pound by
sack; Brazil iiuls, ltii'; nlberts, 10c; pecans,
lr; almonds, 1:1814c; chestnuts. Italian.
11c: peanuts, raw, Se6c: plnenuts. 10
12c: hickory nuts. 10c: cocoanuts, 0o per
dozen.
sa I.T rjranulated. 814.50 per ton. 83 Per
bale; half ground. 100s, 810 per ton; 30s,
310 50 pr ton.
BEAN'S Small white. 3 33c; large white,
4c; Urns, 3Wc: pink. SVjc: bayou. 3c;
Mexican red. 4c
Provisions.
BACON Faacy. 21c pr pound; standard.
ISc; choice. 17c; Eugllah, 16iaal6c; sirlpa
13c.
DRY 8 ALT CURED Regular short clears,
dry salt. 12c; smoked, l.i-j; short clear
backs, heavy, dry salted, Uc; smoked, 13c:
Oregon exports, dry salt. 13c; smoked. 14c
HAMS lo to 13 lbs., 14c; 14 to 16 lus..
13,c; 18 to 2" lb.. 13c; hams, eklnne.l,
l.'Ic; picnics. )ic; cottage roll. 11c; shoul
ders. 11c: boiled" hams, lSi42otac: bolitd
pi'-nlm. 17c.
LAKD Kettl rendered: Tierces, 18c; tubs.
in-c: do l3Vc: I3c; li-s. iai,c; 6s.
l."tTc- 3s 14c. Htandar-1 pure: Tlercs, 12c;
tubs 12V.C; .V, 12-c; 2". 125.C: It's. 12?c;
fte 12Tc: 3s, 13c. Compound: Tlercea. Sc:
tu'hn, Si,c; 5-. 8c; J. 10. 80; 6s.
SMOKED PKKT" Beef torgues. each.
70c- dried beef sers. 16c: dried bef out
sides. 15-; dried beef insides. 18c; dried
beef knuckles, lsc
PICKLED GOODS Barrels: Pigs feet.
813; regular tripe. IIO: honeycomb trip.
812: pigs tongues. 319 30.
MESS MEATS Beef, specials, 8U per
batrel: plate. 314 per barrel: family, 314
per barrel: pork. 821 per barrel: brisket, 3-3
per barrel; 8. P. beef tongues. 120; pig
snouts 31234); pig ears. 312.50.
Oils.
COAL OIL Pearl and astral oil. cases.
lSSc pvr gallon; water white. Iron barrels,
11c; eocene and extra star, cases 214.; head
llcht oil. cases, 20c; iron barrel", lsc; elalne.
ca.en. 2Hc.
GASOLINE Union and Red Crown, bar
rels. 15 Sc; cases. 23 -c; motor, barrels,
l.Sc: cases. 23Vtc: So decrees, barrels.
It)c; cases, 37Hc; engine distillate, barrels.
c; case, inc.
LINSEED OIL Raw. barrel lots, 82c; In
cases. c; boiled, barrel lots. 64c; In-cases,
70
OIL MEAL Ton lot. 837.
Hons. Wool, Hides. Etc
HOPS 1!XS. choice, 7H,c pjr pound:
good prime. ot,j7c: fair prime, O-uoix--;
medium. 5Vjl3--; 19o7. 2-S-2!,c; 10. 18
1 Vs c
WOOL Eastern Oregon, average best. 10
C14c per pound, according to shrinkage;
Valley. irSll-.c
MOHAIR Choice. 184? 19c per pound.
HIDES Dry hides. No. 1. 15 316a pound;
arv kip. No 1. Itfl4c pound: dry calf
skin 17ei7Vc pound; salted hides, heavy,
8S a9c; lleht and cows, 88c; salted calf
skin. 126 12c pound; green, lc less.
FURS No. 1 skins: Angora goat, 81 to
81 25: badger. 23'a50c; bear. 35320; beaver.
38 50 98.30; cat, wild. eOcrull; cougar, per
fect head and claws. $3'j)10; nsher. darS,
t7.0Owll; pale. I4-W0r7; fox, cross. 3
IS- fox. gray. 0c to 80c; fox. red. 82 23
to 14: fox. silver. 33 to 8100; iynx. flO'ui
15: marten, dark. 8S012; mink. 75c34 50;
muskrat. 10tj lie: otter, $7; raccoon, 4jcW
doc; sea otter. 1 '92.50, as to slxa; akunka,
50Sj75c; civet cat, 10315o: wolf. 2'3;
coyote. 70c O 31.1": wolverln. dark. 33 5;
wolverine, pale. 32-S2 50.
CASCARA BARK Small lots. 4 Sic; car
Iota. SHc per pound.
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. The market for
evaporated apples holds steady with fancy
quoted at 8ti'u'ic; choice. 7V4 4TSc; prime.
6tt(7c. and common to fair. 6'jiC
Prunee are rather quiet on spot and
smaller sixes are rather easy, although
Coast advices Indicate a strong statistical
position. Quotations range from 4i to c
tor new-crop California up to 40-frtis, and
from 64 to 9o for Oregon 40-5Js to 20-30S.
Apricots are quiet but firm, with cholc
quoted at 9V494c; extra choice,
10c. and fancy at imS13c
Peaches are dull with choice quoted at
Sti7c: extra choice at IlitSc, and fancy
at 8 4 i Sc
Raisins appear little short of demoralized
and lower offers from the Coast do not seem
to have stimulated the market. loose mus
catels being quoted at 4'tf6Sc; choice to
fancy seeded. 3 . r c : seedless, Ciic;
London layers, 31.50 91.60.
Me-tal Markets.
NEW TORK, Jan. 13. Ther was a very
sharp break In the London tin market to
day, with spot closing at 125 17a 6d and
futures at 1123 10s. The local market was
weak In consequenc with spot quoted at
7 70c
Copper was lower In London, with spot
quoted at 61 7s d and futures at f62 os.
Locally th market was weak, with lake
quoted at 14.37 4 fl 14 50c; electrolytic at
14ffl4t4c. and casting at 13.S7Hl4r.
Lead was unchanged at 14 2s 6d in
London. Th local market was easy at
4.151? 4 20c
Spelter remained at f21 7a d In tn
London market. Locally the market was
dull and unchanged at 5-I2- 33.17ie.
Iron was steady. Cleveland warrants at
4Sm 4 fed. Th local market was unchanged.
WATGHFRENGHBANK
May Be Hoarding Gold for Fu
ture Emergency.
FINANCIAL WORLD UNEASY
Stock Sp?cnIatlon Xot Active In New
York Market In Spite of Advances
In a Few Special Issues.
Money Bates Lower.
KWT TORK, Jan. IB. Desultory trading
by profeiwlonal operators mad up a great
part of th stock market today. Th pro
fessional traders talked much of th size of
th short Interest In th market and a belief
In It unwieldy proportion had as much to
do with th caution of th bear element and
th Arm tendency as did any happenings of
favorable purport to values. The rise In
prices In a number of Individual stock was
due to special causes and their strength had
sum a oympalhetlo effect In sustaining other
stocks
A circumstantial report was curreat of th
Intention to Incorporate th Wisconsin Cen
tral into the Pacific group. The rtoe In th
ffeaboard bituminous coal carriers was the
effect of great Improvement la eamlnga dis
closed by th Baltimore fc Ohio for th last
half of th last calendar year, disclosed by
vestorday's semi-annual report. Brooklyn
Transit once again responded to a rumor
that an initial dividend was to be declared
on th stock.
The movement of the general list was very
languid and indifferent. The demand was
not sufficiently aggressive to promise an ef
fective upward movement. An advance in
the price of print cloths was welcomed a
possible Index of soma commercial lmprove-
ment, but this waa rather more than offset
by another recession In th price, of copper
at the New York Metal Exchange. New
Tork copper is said to ba accumulating. Th
metal Industrials, In consequence, were rather
heavy, including United State Steel, and did
not ohar In th occasional upward move
ment of prices.
A feature of th day's money market was
th reported lending- of a round amount for
30 days at 1 per cent, a rate considerably
below the prevailing call loan rate and ar
guing' the expectation, therefore, of lower
money rates. Th estimates for th weeks'
currency movement show that cash is con
tinuing to flow to the New Tork bank in
large amounts.
Ther is an undercurrent of uneasiness in
the financial world lest the Russian loan shall
not put an end to th accumulation on the
part of th Fronch bank. In that event. It
will be concluded that some sinister motive
exists that may Indicate a political upheaval
in the near future.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par Talu,
34.242,000. United States 2s, registered, de
clined tg per cent on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
Amal Copper .... ls.SK) .Vii 7D4 (jo
Am Car & Foun. SuO 48 ! 48 48
do preferred 108
Am (xwton Oil.. 15. mo 4f 434 4i
Ain H.i & Lt pf. 4UO 3iU, 8tj 3i'.4
Am Ice Securi... 4, I'D 22", 20S 22,
Am Linseed Oil.. 6(A) 13 12, 13'i
Am Locomotive... loo 68 66 65'4
do preferred ... 10 111 111 110's
Am Smelt A Ref. 44,700 741 734 TJ
do preferred 1.J0 10, lol H'l1
Am SuKar Kef 127
Am -Tobacco pf..- 300 S3 821 D2V4
Am Woolen 2s
Anaconda Mln Co 1.200 47 474 47
Atchleon 3.0UO tfti 89 90
do preferred .. 1KK
Atl Coast Lin IPS
Bait & Ohio , 12.800 11114 110:,! IH'
do preferred 92
Brook Rap Tran. 11.900 fi 67 68
Canadian Pacific. S.40 177 176 176 '
Central Leather.. 100 30? 30
do preferred ..... IOOi,
Central of N J 234
Ches & Ohio 13.700 B8, 8714 5H
Chicago Ot West. 10 8 8 7
Chicago & N W.. loO 17614 1754 ITTi'fr
C, il ft St Paul. 12.&00 U 148Vi 14)-hj
C. C, C ft St L. !)
Colo Fuel ft Iron. 8.20 401, 39 SVi
Colo ft Southern.. 1.7" 6t- Ofi1 66
do 1st preferred. 1,400 fc3T e2"4 82
do 2d preferred. 2.8o0 c-2'i 81 81
Consolidated Gas.. 2o0 12M 12714 127
Corn Products ... l.loO l.".t 18 18
Del ft Hudson... 20 17'i' 17rt4 175
D ft R Grande... 6UO 88 38" 8S
do preferred " 78
Distillers' Securi.. 9"0 lIBi 36 36
Erie 7. UO 3" SoH 3!4
do lit preferred. 50 40li 45 45
do 2d pte'erred. lf R4 84 34
General Klectrlc . 2f 1541 154 1544
(it Northern f... S,8oO . 143 142 142i
Gt Northern Ore.. 4i'0 71 71 71
Illinois Central .. 9K 144 143 144
Interborougn Met. 2.1"0 1Z 14"s 104
do preferred ... 13.2"0 43 421 43H,
Irt Paper SO0 12 12 11
do preferred ... 2iO 66 6." 65 'u
Int Pump 1.3'0 40 39Hi 30
Iowa Central 2'K) 32 31 32 14
K. C. Southern .. 8.8"0 40, 4014 40.
do preferred ... 1,800 72V 71 7m,
Iyiuls ft Nnshvlll 123
Minn ft St L BX) 5014 68 68
M. St P ft S S M. 2.t 1451a 14414 H414
Missouri Pacific. 3.0t0 70 69 69
Mo. Kan ft Texas 12,oo0 4314 4214 42
do preferred ... 3o0 734 73 14 73
National Lead ... 80O 77 774" 77
N Y Central SO.loO 13"1(, 12x14 124
N T. Ont ft West. 2.1 to 4l);4 4 4t4
Norfolk ft WfHt.. 12.9t0 88 85 87 14
North American 724
Northern Faciflc . l.tf0 139 138 l.".
Pa.:llic Mall 34 1 34 33
Penn-ivlvanla 4.7'H) 13.1 132 14 132
Peoples t'.M-i 4O0 H3 lo21a K-2
P. CCA ft I
Pressed Steel Car 41
Pullman Pal Cor 100 170 170 1S
Ry Steel Spring 46
Rea.Ur.g 48.6)0 137 135 130
Republic Steel 2414
do preferred : 86
Rock lcland Co.. 1.2-K) 24 24 24
do preferred ... 6.4-0 Ru 5.14 584
St L ft S F 2 pf. 1.200 3914 881 381
St L S-uthwestern . ... 22
do preferred ... 700 5314, o2 52t
SlosR-Sheffield 7i
"Southern Paiflo.. 44.0OO 1114 118 HS'i
do preferred ... 4o0 121 120 12
Southern Railway. S.P-io . 26 254 26
do preferred ... 1.2o0 62 61 61
Tenn Copper 44
Texas ft Pacific. 2"0 84T4 84 34
Tol. St L ft West. J.8) 621, 61 62
do preferred ... 1.4oO 72 71 7114
Union Paclflo 60,700 179 177 17814
do preferred ... 100 H 96 PS'i
V S Rubber 10 83 33 3214
do 1st preferred. 10 10414 KUlt 104
TJ s Steel 25.600 62f 61 61 U
do preferred ... .2.600 113 112 1134
T'tah Copper 44 '-4
Va-Caro Chemical. 3.500 45 4414 45
do preferred ' ,.!;"
TA-ahash 6" ,s'i 1T,;' 18
do preferred ... 7.200 47 41114 4ti
Westlnghou-e Eleo 1.000 82 78
Western Union
Wheel ft L Erie 30 11 11 lOl,
W lVonrtn Central. 20.1.-O 45 5 3814 40
Am Tel ft Tel.... l.OOO 126 125 126
Total eale for the day. 582,900 shares
BONDS. - .
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. Closing quotations:
TJ ref. 2s reg.l02lN Y C Q 34s... 93
do' coupon 103 'North Pacific 3s. 7114
U S Is reg .. .100-lil North Pacinc 4s. 103
do' coupon 1004lSouth Pacinc 4s. 91
tt s new 4s reg.1191.1 I'nion Pacinc 4S.102H
do coupon 120UlWlscon Cent 4s. 944
Atchison adj 4s. 021, Japanese 4a 80?i
D H Q 4s 98 I
Mocks at IiOndon.
LONDON. Jan. 15. Consols for money,
. . . . . en a.m
S3 7-10: uo lor --ou- " -
Ansconda ... 0.8ils
N. Y. Central. 133.00
Atchison 102.00
do pref 103.00
Bait & Ohio. 113.75
r-.n Pacific. .ISO 50
Norflk Wes 87.73
do pref 89.00
Ont & West.. 47.23
Pennsylvania. 68.00
Ches & Ohio. 08 50 IRand Mines.
-Chi Ort West 8.25 IRea.llng
i- vt s. s p. 152 00 iSouthern Ry.
7.K7H
70.00
26.50
P Beers 11.1214 do prer ri..o
n A R O
39.75 iN)uid r-acinc. j.-o
do pref S2.00
Erie 31.25
do 1st pf.. 46.50
An !M nf . . 3IVO0
lUnlon Pacinc. 185. 12H
I do pref 98.8714
iU g steel.
.. 53.23
. .115.23
. . 19.00
1 do pref..
Cnil Trunk 1 S. r VilWabash
111 Central. .. 147.00 J do pref
ntrai . . . 1- i -on : , yi" o.vo
. . 48.Ut)
X, & N 126.50 Spanish 4s... U4.3i vi
MO K & T.. 43.50 Amai copper, ei m
Money, Kxchange, Etc.
Niy-V TORK, Jan. 15. Money on call,
easy, per cent: ruling rate. 1 per
cent: clce-lng bid. 14 per cent; offered at
3 par cent. Tun loans, steady and 'fairly
actlv; 60 da, 24'2 per cent; 90 days.
26 per cent: six months. 8314 per cent.
Prim mercantile paper closed at S per
osnt.
Sterling exohange. steady, with actual busi
ness in bankers' bill at 4.841K)4.85 for 60
day bills and $4.8740 for demand. Commer
cial bills, S4.84i?4.84.
Bar silver, 62o.
Mexican dollars, 44a.
Government bond, easy; railroad bonds,
firm. -.
LONDON'. Jan. IB. Bar sliver, steady at
4d per ounce.
Money, 2-ij2'4 per cent.
Th rate of discount In the open market
for short bill Is 2 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 per cent.
Daily Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15. Todays state
ment of the Treasury balances in ths general
fund excluslv ot the 15.000.000 gold re
serve fund, show: u,.,,
Available cash balance 1xi5;,'ili
Gold coin and bullion 5'oi'-SX
Gold certificate 82,437, 100
Susrar and Coffee.
NEW TORK, Jan. '15. Sugar Raw quiet.
Fair refining, 8J23o; centrli ugul, 96 test,
8.73c; molasses sugar. 2.98c. Kenned, steady.
Crushed, 6.85c; powdered, 4.75c; granulated,
4.65c.
Coffee Steady. No. T Rio, 7c; No.
Santos, 8o. '
New York Cotton Market.
NBW TORK. Jan. 16. Tho cotton market
closed very steady at a net" advance of 188
points.
FORCE UP POTATO PRICE
6EATXX1E DEALERS TAKE AD
VAX TAG K OF SCARCITY.
Best Stock Sells at $30 a Ton, the
Highest Price of tho Season.
. Eggs Are Ixwer.
SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 15. (Special.)
Pending the arrival of fh shipment of
California potatoes, dealers on Western
avenue took advantage of th situation ana
shoved prices up today. Good stock was
old as high as 830. the highest price or
the seuson.
Cranberries were advanced to 116 a bar
rel today.
Egg prices wer dropped to 48 cents, ow
ing to heavy receipts from country points.
The scarcity of Eastern eggs, however, is
a strong spot in the market and is axpected
to prevent any precipitate drop. ,
Three hundred sacks of Japanese pea
nuts arrived today.
Butter was unchanged In spit of ' the
advanco at Portland.
QUOTATIONS AT SAN FBANCISCO.
Price Paid for Produce in th Bay City
Markets.
8AN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15. The follow
ing prices wer quoted in the produce mar
ket today:
Mlllstuffs Bran, 28.6030; middlings.
l38.60-jj35.50.
Vegetables Garlic 8 10c: green peas.
7igUc; string beans, 15 020c; tomatoes,
75cS 1150.
Butter Fancy creamery, 87c: creamery
seconds, S2c; fancy dairy, 27c; dairy seconds,
ilc; pickled, nominal. ,
Cheose New. 18 14 14c; Toung America.
164 U 16c; Eastern, 17c
Egs .-store, 43c; fancy ranch. 4714 c,
Eastern, 40c. ma
Poultry Roosters, old, 141.4.50; young, V
8: broilers small, I3.6XXS4.50; broilers, large.
I4S4-50; fryers. $tV4i8: hens, 5S; ducks,
old. 1443; young. $M8. ,
Wool Spring, Humboldt and Mendocino,
leeiDc; Mountain. 414c; Nevada. t)14a
Hay Wheat. 119(6 la: wheat and oats.
I18&22; alfalfa. I151S.50; stock, 13
"tr.?'1' ?.McJ, r,; sa-
rOlUlUM Mil, J.oaw. v.-w"
Unas Burbanks, f 1.2591.60; Oregon Bur-
banks. ll.K.iVI.OU; Bweeu.
Fruits Apples, choice, 11.25: common,
40c- bananas, 75cfail3; limes, 4.o0fu.5;
lAn.nna ehnice. 13.25: COHimon. H: OrangOS,
navels. l.2.'.:i; pineapples, 1.50di'2.50.
ltecelpts r lour, 010 qunnci "
140 centals; barley, 2200 centals; beans,
2300 sacks; corn, 30 centals; potatoes, 1050
sacks; middlings. 580 sacks; hay, 42S tons;
wool, 68 bales; hides, 1065.
Bank Clearings.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15. Bradstrret's Bank
Clearings Report for the week ending Janu
ary 14 shows an aKgrefrate of 83.385. 503, two.
as against 83.S79.6H7.oOO last week and
82.731.127,000 In th corresponding week last
ear- Pet. inc.
New York 82.197.790.000 31.0
Chicago 77S.770.00O 28.9
Boston - 173.635.000 8.1
Philadelphia 12a.8l4.o0 6.2
Bt. Louis 71.KIH.0O0 16.6
Pittsburg 41.8S3.OO0 -3.4
San Francisco 37.03. .,o0O 7.6
Kansas City 44.471.000 27 o
Baltimore . 20.703.000 3 3.4
Cincinnati 81.12H.0uO 15.3
Minneapolis 17.803.000 22.1
New Orleans 10.576.000 'll.T
Cleveland 10.tl5r..000 3 6
Detroit 12.874.nOO '2.4
Louisville 13.701.000 82.8
Los .Angele 12.200.000 28.6
Omaha . 13.060.000 8.4
Milwaukee 11.975.0.K 2.9
Seattle 7.672.000 1.7
St. Paul' 9.737.0OO 13.5
Buffalo S'1,,i'S"2 rs
Denver 8.397.000 22.7
Indianapolis 8.264.000 2S.9
Fort Worth . 12.IW1.0O0 44.0
Providence , 7.730.000 '5.6
Portland. Or 8.SS4.00O 39.9
Albany 5.S61.000 22.6
Richmond ' 7.274,000 17.9
Washington. D. C 6.836.00i,i 16.0
Spokane. Wash 7.159.01)0 35.5
Salt Lak City 6 920.000 59 8
Columhu 6.13.IXi0 23.3
St Joseph, 6.41W.0O0 14.6
Atlanta 6.359.000 25.6
Memphis SH-V. VA
Tacoma 4,''5 1S'?
Savannah 4.18-.0O0 4.8
Toledo. O 4.154.000 3.o
Nashville 8.K25.ooo
Rochester 3.(13.-..O0O 0.3
Hartford : 8.1)25.iM)0 30.6
Pes Moines a. 443.000 88 8
Peoria a.2.ooo 4 7
Norfolk 2.532.000 17.8
New Haven .
Orand Rapid
Birmingham
Svracuse
Sioux City v...
Springfield. Mas
Evansville
Portland. Me
Davton
Little Rock
Augusta, Ga
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Mobile
Knoxville . -
Jacksonville, Fla ......
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C
Lincoln, Nob
Wilmington, Del -
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Wheeling. W. Va
Fall River
Davenport
Kalamazoo, Mich
Tcpeka
Helena
Springfield. Ill
Younftstown
Fort Wayne
New Bedford
Erie. Pa . . .
Cedar Rapids, la
Macon
Akron
Lexington f"
Rockford, 111 . . .
Fargo. N. D
Lowell .
Blnghamton
Chester. Pa
Sioux Falls, S. D
South Bend, Ind
Bloomlngton. Ill
Canton, O
Qulncy. Ill
Sprlr.cfleld. O
Fremont. Neb
Jacksonville, 111 ........
Oklahoma
Hoi ston
Galveston
Columbia. S. C.
Sacramento
Jackson, Miss
3.010.000 16.0
2.372.000 6.2
2. 452.000 21.8
2.744.000
2.D75.0O0 83.8
2..120.0O0 40.5
2.2O0.0O0 20.7
1.80O.0OO 1.9
1.869.000 11.7
1.742.000 9.3
2,404 000 15.7
1.057.0O0 24.7
1.715.000 1.9
1.700.000 17.9
1.7O0.0O0 17.9
2,007.000 40.5
1.604.000 12.6
1.669.0O0 8.8
1.471.000 29.4
1,316 000 2.8
1. 696.0O0 27.3
1.223.0O0 39
1.403.04)0 26
1. 426.OO0 16.1
1,198.000 39.4
1,219.000 21 6
1.411.000 61.2
1.034.000 60.6
932.000 8.7
70.S.0OO 24.8
934.000 66.4
8H7.000 10.1
C00.OO0 10.7
1.077.01)0 34 6
1.012.OOO 39.11
655.000 9.8
fiRfl.OUO 25.6
6SB.OO0 25.8
7,19,000 30. a
mi'.uioo "so
66S.OOO 8.1
601.000 4.9
622.0O0 13.7
533.000 20.0
460.000 B.T
672.0OO 62.7
54S.OOO 19.6
644.000 44.3
R71.0O0 7.0
2O3.0OO 2O.0
1.23d 0O0 63.9
80.3t.5 0O0 43.6
14,742.000 2.0
7S0.0OO 23.9
985.000 21.0
853,000
Deere as.
Coffee In New Tork.
NEW YORK. Jan. 15. Cofteo future
closed steady, net unchanged to six lower.
Sales were reported at 33.750 bags, includ
ing January at 5.80c: March. 5.03c; May.
S.Ori'S Oc; July. 6.75 5.80c: August. 5.75c:
Septembor. 5.60&5.G5c; October, 5.65c. and
December. 5.65c. Spot, steady. No. 7 Rio,
71i7 5-16c; No. 4 Santos. &c; mild cof
fee, steady; Cordova, 9141214c.
Wool at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 15. Wool TJnchanred.
Territory and Western mediums. 17&2vc;
One mediums, 15 17c; fine, llffiUo.
SELLING IS HEAVY
Wheat Market Weak All Day
at Chicago.
NO SUPPORT IS GIVEN
Isarge Shipments From Australia
and Argentina Are the Canse of
the Unloading CTose I
Near lowest Point,
CHICAOO, Jan. IS. Th liberal ship
ments from Australia and Argentina In
spired free selling of wheat, resulting In a
weak market throughout the entire day.
The exports for the week from Argentina
were fully 500,000 bushel more than had
been estimated yesterday, while the total
movement from Australia was given as
1.&S0.0OO bushels. As this is the first
heavy movement of wheat from either of
these countries from the present season's
crop, the effect on th market her was
decidedly bearish. The fact also that the
bull leaders gave the market very poor
support contributed to the weakness. Prices
nt the start were 14 to o below th
previous close and before the end of the
day further decline of nearly lc had been
effected. The close was weak and only a
trifle above the lowest point with May at
81.054 "311.05. and July, 964i96-)4o.
Heavy sales by a leading long caused weak
ness In the com market. Th doe was
weak at the bottom, with May at 60S3c
and July at 6H46114o.
Tho weakness of wheat and corn waa
chiefly responsible for moderate declines In
the prices of oats. The market closed easy,
liB-4c to o lower than yesterday's dose
oa May. July closed at 46c.
Provisions were easy the entire day, owing
to a 6c decltn in the prlc of llv hoga The
market closed easy, with prices a shad
higher to 100 lower, compared with the pre
vious close.
The" leading futures ranged as follows:
' WHEAT.
Open. Hljrh. Low. Close.
May 1.064 81.06H 81.0314 ll-M
July 9714 -9714 .9614 .OJH
Sept. 9414 .9414 -8314 -83 Is
CORN.
May 61 .61H -6014 -60 T4
July ...... .6114 .6114 .61 H .61 tt
Sept 81 .61 .61H -61H
OATS.
May 61 .614 .8114 -61H
July 46 .46 .45v4 '
Sept 39 .39 .88 '4 -8874
PORK.
Jan 16.874 1670 16.6314 16.6214
May 16.8714 16.9214 16 33 16 87H
July 16.95 17.00 16.9214 16.95
UARD.
Jan .R5 9.6714 9.5T14
May 9.80 " 9.80 8.7214 9.7714
July 9.85 ' 9.90 6.S5 9.8714
RIBS.
Jan 8 70
May 8.90 8 9214 8874 8.90
July 9.0214 9.07 14 9.0214 9 02H
Grain and Produce at New Yorl,.
NEW TORK, Jaan. 16. Wheat Receipts.
16,800 bushels; -exports, 32,306 bushels. Spot,
easy. No. 2 red, II. 0661.07 elevator and
81.08 f. o. h. afloat: No. 1 Northern Duluth,
$1.174 f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter.
$1.1414 f. o. b. afloat. Ther was a renewal
ofaggresalv bear pressure In th wheat mar
ket today, and as bulls offered very little
support, prices declined sharply, closing 114
to l4c net lower. Stop loss orders were re
ported in the late afternoon when value
dropped to the lowest point of th day. May
closed at Sl.OOtt and July at $1.03.
Hops Quiet.
Hides, wool and petroleum Steady.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 15. Wheat May,
$1.76 per cental asked.
Barley May, $1.4114 per cental; Decem
ber. $1.2114 per cental asked.
Spot quotations: Walla Walla, $1.68 per
cental; red Russian, $1.63 per cental; tur
key red, $1.80 per cental; bluestem, $1.80
per cental.
Barley Feed, $1.43 per cental; brewing,
$1.4714 per cental.
Oate White, $1.80 per cental.
Bran $29 per ton.
Middlings $33.60 per ton.
Shorts $31.60 per ton.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON. Jan. 15. Cargoes, quiet but
steady, with a better feeling prevailing.
Walla Walla, prompt shipment, at 16s Id;
California, prompt shipment, at 87s Id.
English country markets, steady; French
country markets, steady.
LIVERPOOL, Jan! 15. Wheat March,
7s 8 ltd; May, 7s 6d; July, 7 6d.
Weather, cloudy.
Wheat at Tacoma.
TACOMA. Jan. 15. Wheat Milling, blue
stem. 1.05; export, bluestem, oo; club,
soc; red, 88c
Flaxseed at Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. le.Flax, $1.60.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Prices Current Iocally on Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs.
Some livestock is coming forward, but
thte movement is still hampered by weather
conditions. It Is hoped that by next week
an adequate supply can. be brought In.
The strongest feature of the local market
yesterday was cattle, on which quotation
of all grades were raised. 25 iff 35 cents. The
general run of sheep and hogs remained
unchanged, but the best quality offerings
commanded a premium. The receipts for
the day were 830 cattle and 60 hogs.
Local price current yesterday wr as
follows:
CATTLE Best steers, $4.75 S; medium,
$4 40114.76; common, 83.764.25; oows, best,
$3 75J4: medium, 3.60p S.76; common,
$2.76S 75; calves. $4.60(6 5.
SHEEP Best wethers. 84.50i8'4.76; mixed,
sheep and lambs, $4.50(35: ewes. $4g)4.60
lmbs, best trimmed, $5; un trimmed, tH
''HOGS Best, $.J5(9.04 medium, 8a
$.25; feeder not wanted.
Eastern Livestock Market.
vivqAfl rTV Ton 15. Cattl Re
ceipts, 2000; market, steady. Stocker and
feeders, $3.406.40; bulls. $3.255; oalves,
$3.7595.45; Western taecrs, $46.23: West
ern cows, $2 5. , , ,
Hogs Receipts, 9000: market, steady to
6c lower. Bulk of sales, $5.5O6.06; heavy,
tii'3 6.15; packers and butchers, $,i.SO0.10;
light, $5.505.90; pigs, $4.20ig6.25.
Sheep Receipts, 20OO; market, steady.
Muttons, $4.50Hi6.80; Iambi, $t.50ir 7.75;
range wethers, $16.75; fed ewes, $35 25.
CHICAGO. Jan. 15. Cattle Receipts, es
timated. 3000; market, quiet. Boves, $4
7 25; Texans. $4. 15 6 25; Westerns, $4S
5.60; etockers and feeders. S3.25I5 6; cow
and heifers. $1.75 5.50: calvos. $7.5099.50.
Hogs Receipts, estimated. 85.000; mar
ket. 5c lowor. Light. $5 .40 & 6.05; mixed.
$5.65fe6.30; heavy. $5.70 6.S5: rough, $5. iO
Si) 5.85; good to choice heavy. $.i.Sj 6.35;
pigs. $4.35 5.30; bulk of sales, .-..56.20.
Sheep Receipts, estimated. 8000: - mar
ket, steady. Native. $3,254 5.75; Western,
$5.265.75; yearUngs. $tf.l6&7.16: lamb,
natives, 6.25's Western, t5.2o4j.8-
OMAHA. Jan. 19. Cattl Receipts, 600;
market slower and steady. Western steers.
$3,254x5.25; Texas steers. $3&5: range cow
and heifers, $2 7504.65: canners, $2Cf8;
stockers and feeders. $2.75 5.35; calves.
$4-a8; bulls and stags. $345.
Hogs Receipts, 12.700; n-.arket steady to
stronger. Heavy. $5.S5iiG.15; mixed. $5 80
&5.90; light. $5.655.115; pig. $3.603 6.26;
bulk of sales. $5.26fi. It
Sheep Receipts. 100: market, strong to
15c higher. Yearlings. $6 6.90; wethers,
$56; lambs, $6 607.50; ewes, $4.25ai5.25.
Eastern Mining Stock.
BOSTON, Jan. 15. Closing quotations:
Adventure ..$9.00 INevada .. 19.25
Allouez 33.00 101a Dominion 05.uu
Amalgamated 78.124 iOsceola, .
132.50
Arts cam... fiu.i-s rmi"i
28.75
93.00
16.50
78.00
Atlantic
. 17.25
lOulncy
Kime. floal... 25.50 IShannon
Cal & Artx.. .11-1.00 ITamarack
Centennial . . 32.21
Copper Rang 78.50
Daly West... 10.00
irranklln 15.00
Trinity 15.00
United Copper 14.60
TI S Mining... 44.50
ItJ S Oil 29.00
r.r.n ran.. 11.6214 lUtah
. 45.0O
... 4-60
Isle Royal.. 25.00 IVlotoria
. i i
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,000,000.00
OFFICERS
J. C. ADTSWOETH, President. E. W. SCHMEER, Cashier.
E. LEA BARNES, Vice-President
A. M. WEIGHT, Assistant Cashier. W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier.
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD
WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS
HIGH-GRADE MUNICIPAL
AND IMPROVEMENT BONDS
We have several good issues on hand. Buy direct from contractor
and save broker's commission.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
S17 BECK BUILDING, PORTLAND, OR.
Mass Mining. 5 30
Michigan ... 12.00
Mohawk .... 67.00
Mont C A C. . .28
NEW TORK. Jan.
Alice 200
Brunswick con. 8
Com Tun stock. 23
do bonds 17
C C Va 70
Horn Sliver 70
Iron Silver 100
IWindna ....... 6 00
(Wolverine ...160.00
iNorth Butt.. 80.00
I
15. Closing quotations:
(Lead ville Con.
6
JLlttle Chief..
(Mexican
I Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket,
.. 7
. B5
, .425
,.mo
,.150
,. 75
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John Glenn and wife to Thomas
Whitney et al, lot 3. block 4. Chip
man's Addition to St. John ,.
Ludwlg Repp et al to Henry Hagel
gam. lot 12. block 4, Lincoln Park
A. E. Morterud t al to I. Everett
Fenton. lot 4. block 4. Clifford
Addition to Albina
James W. Cahow and wife to Moore
Investment Company, lot 15. block
43, Vernon
C. J. Reed and wife to W. T. Lyon,
lot 8. block 2. Auburn Park
W. H. Lake and wlte to M. T. Har
grove et al, lots 12, 13, block 9,
Laurelwood
George F. Felts and -wife to D. M.
Donaugh, part of lot S, block 2.
Portland Homeetead
Andrew Peterson to H. Ketlng. lot
17, block 2, Vernon
Margaret Macdonald et al to Mary
Cavanaugh, lots 6, 8, block 12,
Multnomah; lot 1, block 2, Albina
Addition
Qeorge B. Blwood and wle to
Charles 3. Elwood, lot 10, block
20, Woodlawn
Christine Le Miller to Norman H.
Bean, west half of lot 1, 2. block
63, Vernon
John F. Cahalln. referee, to Louis
Moran t al., lots 5. 6. block 13.
East Portland Heights; lot 8, block
2, Second Electric Addition
Nadir Land Company to H. M. Carl
eon, lot 23. 24, block 2, Bralnard
traot
H. M. Carlson to Frank T. Gllpatrlck
et al, lots 23, 24, block 2, Bralnard
tract
A. L. Schnack to W. C. Edwards,
lot 20. block 8. Albion Addition..
C M. Fowler to James W. Fowler,
lot 14 and west 2o feet of lot 15,
block 10 Tilton's Addition
H. P. Palmer and wife to W. H. Wis
dom, Jr., east 33 feet of lot 8,
block 7. Dunn's Addition
Joseph H- Smith and wife to Otto
Siedelman, lots 11. 12. 13. 14. block
"A," General Compson's Addition
to St. John
M. C George and wife to Zella W.
Whitney, land beginning at point
In south line of an 8-foot driveway
along the northerly line of lot 1,
block 62, Carter's Addition to Port
land J
Moor Investment Company to James
W. Cahow et al. lot 15. block 43,
Vernon
Anna H. Maxwell and wife to Geoote
A. Toung et al, lots 10, 11, block
2. Terminus Addition to Albina. .
River View Cemetery Association to
Walter W. Boolen, lots 9. 10, sec
tion 102 said cemetery
Charles L. Edmonds to Robert An
drews. " lots 9, 10, block 2. Kern
Park
Carl Abendroth and wife to Fran
cesco Buono et al, lot 1. block 113,
Stephen's Addition
F. B. Hplbrook and wife to C. M.
Foley, lot 8. block 1, subdivision of
lots 1 and 2, block 6, Alnsworth
tract
Robert H. Ellis to A. C. Merer, lots
R. 4, block 20. Patton's Second Ad
dition to Albina
B. F. Cannon and wife to F. J. Bteln
mets, lot 5, block 8. Cannon's
Addition
Laura J. Barnes to Maggie M. Crow,
lots 3. 12, block 1, Metzger's Addi
tion to Gresham
George H. Sunday and wife to James
O. Downing. 15 acres in Section
14. 15, T. 1 S., R. 3 E
Municipal Ry. Improvement Com
pany to Adelaide B. Case, lot 19.
block 15. Terrace Park Addition. .
Security Savlnea Trust Company
to Nina S. Klchel, lots 8, 9, block
13. Belle Crest
Arleta Land Company to W. H. Ray
et al, lots 17, block 10. Elberta
Ellsworth R. Steen to A. J. Farmer,
lot 2, block 1L Rosedal Annex..
600
1,640
400
600
600
1,230
1.000
273
1
975
630
2.200
1
850
225
2,800
1,000
10
6.500
600
1.000
200
2,000
2.760
10
1.200
830
1.000
3,300
10
10
10
600
Total . I3S.741
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Call on or addr
DR. WALKER
181 First SL Cor. Yamhill, Portland, Or
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Leave
NEW YORK
Jan. 23
and
Feb. 27
1909
Two Ideal Winter
Vacation Trips
Calling alto at
VENEZUELA, NASSAU and PANAMA CANAL
20 years xprieBc la arranging
and conducting cruises sod lours
Stnd for new illustrated booh
Hamburg-American Line
160 Powell St.. near O'Farrell BU,
Sim FnmclAco.
CCUNARD
20EES, MADEIRA, UBSALTU, I
- Crm aak
Offer tb isnsurpaisod in !
and Comfortable Ocean Tnrrel by il
Jiamhurg-JrinQrican.
Iondnn I'aris Hamburg;
Batavla Jan. KlKatsurin A. V.. .Feb. 6
Pennsvlvanla.Jiin. 30,C.raf WaMersee Feb.13
firi a. T via Azores Madeira and
1 1 JLt X Gibraltar
H S. HAMBURG. IJPeb. IS. F March 28.
B. S. MOLTKE, Jan. 2S. it Apr. 27.
S S PKUTSCHLAND. JSFeb. 0.
S P. PATRICIA. JApr. 13.
Call Aioros. . Madeira. JOlbraltar.
iralls Madeira. Cadis. Gibraltar, MsJaf.
Aliriers. Genoa and then continues ORIENT
cruise. A limited number ot rooms available
to Italv; ..1.xrFTRicAJl LIVE.
160 Powoll St.. Ban Franclsoo and
R. R. Asents In Portland.
KEW SERVICE TO NEW ZEALAND AJTO
ATJSTRAUA.
Drliahtful Soath He Tour for Bert an
I'leasur
Now Zealand, the world' wonderland. 1
now at Its best. Geysers, Hot Lakes and
other thermal wonders. aurpusinc tin
Yellowstone. The favorite S. S. Mariposa
sails from San Francisco for Tahiti Feb
ruary 2, March 10. April 10. etc., conneottng
with Union Lino tor .Wellington, Nr
The'aIOnly Pnssenter Line From United
States to New Zealand.
Only $Sii0 first-class to Wellington and
back To Tahiti and return, nrst-class. 12.i,
28-day trip For Itineraries, write Oceania
Line. 073 Market street. San Francisco.
NorthPacins S.S. C3'. Steamlilp
oano:9 aad Geo. W. Elder
Sail for Eureka, S&n Francisco and
Los Angeles direct every Thursday
at 8 P. M. Ticket office 132 Third
St., near Aider. Both phones, M.
1314. H. Young, Agent
SAN FRANCISCO FORTLAND 8. 8. CO.
Only direct steamer and daylight sailings
From Alnsworth Dock, Portland, 4 P. M.:
f-S. Rose City. Jan. 15. 29, etc
S3. Senator, Jan. 52, Feb. 6.
From Lombard St., San Francisco, 11 A. M.I
SS. Senator, Jan 16, 30. etc.
BS. Rose City. Jan. 23, Feb. .
J. W. Ransom, Dock; Agent.
Main 268 Alnsworth Dock.
SL J. KOCIUS, City Ticket Agent, Hi Jd 81
Phone Main 402, A 1402.
COOS BAY LINE
The steamer BREAKWATER leaves Port
land every Wednesday at 8 P. 51. from
Alnsworth dock, for North Bend, Harsh
field and Coos Bay points. Freight received
till 4 P. M. on day of sailing. Passenger
fare, nrst-class, $10; second-class, 7. In
cluding be-th and meals. Inquire city ticket
office. Third and Washington streets, c
Alnsworth dock. Phone slain 203.
"Oceana"! -West
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Indies
Cruises
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I Srcatt 10.000 toss slssaxr
"Carmaola," Jan. 21, Mar. 4 pi
Jk Caroaia," Feb. 18 VL
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B Now Tor. BoMoivOhmep, MteneapeJ, I
' ftllladelpbis- tit. Louis, Sen Fr&eotoM.
1 Toronto, sad Montreal, or Looal A. B