WANTED IN SOUTH
Strong Wheat Demand From
California Ports.
PRICES RULE VERY HIGH
Over 400,000 Bushels Shipped to
That State Last Month Ixwcr
Prices In tire Egg and
Batter Markets.
Tbi at rone demand fr wheat, particu
larly from California, keeps prices at a high
la-reL Th ahtpmenta of wheat from Port
land to the Southern state last month
amounted to 400.R11 bushels ajralnst 2111.377
bushels In January last vear. while for the
cereal year to date California has received
from Portland 2.073,(107 bushels, a sal nut less
than a million bushels ii. the corresponding
period of the - preceding season. That the
pressure from the Kouth tor supplies will
continue during the remainder of the season
ta not questioned and !t Is equally certain
that available stocks in this section are
retting Into rery small compass. Though
the demand for wheat Is stroan. offrrlnKS
are by no means large nnd In the absence of
much business It la difficult to secure accu
rate Quotations.
Oate and barley were strong yesterday at
the prices formerly quoted.
Bid and asked prices were posted at the
Board of Trade as follows:
WHEAT.
BM. Asked.
February
March 100 1.02
OATS.
February l.7 1 70
March 1.70 1.71
PARLEY.
February 1 34 141
March 1.4- 1-4'J
Receipts, in cars were reported by the
Merchants Ex-hanf( ss follows:
WhML Barley. .Flour. Oats. Hit.
Jan. SiVSl 43 8 17 14
Total last -wk.. .VI .. 6 r-4
The weekly grain statistics of the Mer
chant Exchange follo-w:
American risible supply
Fu"hel. Decrease.
February 1 in 44fi.(x0 1.9v,.i0(i
February 3, 4;.711.ooo .ViT.oO
February 4. Iflnr 4.S.V..tm 121. on
Februsry 5, 4S.".:i7.000 -',7 ...
February , iftor. JH.ftT'Vnoo 4im,r.on
February 1, 114 3I..7rt.WN sM.-,.inrt
February 2, ltitn 4 .4 !7.no ks.hio
February 3, lioa S'.O'-Mt.ooo 1.:m4. ')
February 2. 19n r..7;7.ono 1.024.000
February 5, Iftoo .M.nr.i.oon ' l.M.VOoo
February 0, 2S.9S4.00O MOl.uOO
"Increase.
Quant! tlee on Passage
TVk Week Week
endlnij endlnic ending
Jan. 3t Jan. Feb. l. "OS
ynr Bus'ipIs Biishe! Rnchelrf
C- K. 2l.440.OO0 lR.7'V0Ort 2ft.3rtn.0O.)
Continent ..ll.040.0ot 7.40.000 ll.3ti0.000
Total ... .32.40.000 I6.4O0.0O0 39.fl2)0,0O0
World's shipments, flour Included
Week Week Week
ending ending ending
Jan. 30 Jan. Feb. 1. 'OS
From Buh"Is I'uh'.s Iitihels
IT. 8.. Can.. S. 441. 000 3 nso.ooo 4.":;s 000
Argentina .. 4.4'.M.0O0 2.704. 000 6.04-i.noo
Australia .. 3,04mmo 2 o:"t;.oiN ;;04.0"
Ian. porta. 40.fo ln'.oiH) 3'JO.Oiw.
Siusala 1.120.000 872.000 200.000
Totals 12.503.010 .700.000 10.200,000
NOT MATT GROWERS' HOP9 OFFERED.
Recent Buatneee Betaew Dfalrn Con
ditions In the East.
A moderate demand for hops was reported
yesterday, but there were few sellers In the
market at current prices. The only busi
ness reported was between dealers, a Dallas
lot of lf9 bales changing hands at 7
centa
Conditions In Mew Tork State are reported
by the Watervllle Times of January '2Q as
follows:
"In the absence of stock of almost any
description there is not much dclng on the
market bere. The few who hare hops to
sell of the better grades are firm holders
and are not In -the market. The demand Is
quite as strong as during the past few wwka
and hops of all descriptions have been picked
up pretty close, especially In Oneida, Madi
son and Otsego counties.
"The sales are limited, therefore, by the
absence of available stock and meanwhile
the dealers are scouring the country for any
and all grades, and are meeting with in
different success."
LOXDOX AFPX.K MARKET LOWFR.
Factfle Coast Box Stork Sells at Reduced
Prices.
The latest report of W. Dennis & Sons,
of London, say x:
The apple situation this week has been
somewhat disappointing Instead of a con
tinuation of the improvement whit h we
noted In our last report, the market has
dropped back to a Phado lower figures on
barrel and, more especially, box stock, and
at the moment It Is difficult to see any
Immediate change for the better.
On the other hand, supplies are shorter
than they have beon for many years, every
thing Is go in Into Immediate consumption,
weather conditions are favorable and the
general trade of the country is gradually
showing Improvement.
We therefore hope the reaction may
take place at any moment. In the mean
time, barrel stock and also box stock Is
selling at the following figures: Nova Sco
tlan Baldwins, IS? 20s; do Greenings. 17
19s: Russets. lTdK Fox Xewtowns, Wat
so nvl lie, 6s 9d7s per box; do Oregon. 8 9s
per box; do Hood Kiver. tss tMj 10s per
box.
4EGG9 ANI BUTTER ARE LOWER.
Market Conditions for Former Product Not
Good for Holders.
The butter and egg markets both tumbled
yesterday. As was annoanced In this paper,
the city creameries which had been quoting
t) utter at 87 cents, made a 8-cent cut In their
prices to 84 centa At the new price sup
plies cleaned up well and the tone of the
market was very steady.
The egg market. In the language of the
Street, was shot full of holes, much to the
dl?gust of the jobbers who had brought up
sv large supply of California eggs. It was
the knowledge that this supply was on hand
that caused the retailers to bear the mar
ket and the result was that they came very
near getting eggs at their own price. Satur
day AO and 5 cents was freely paid by the
retailers, but yesterday no one wanted eggs
at these figures On the whole, the market
was fully a nickel under last week's prices.
Receipts since Saturday from all sources
were over 200 case a
Poultry arrivals were small and the de
jtNejd was quiet.
Thbure was no change In cheese, which
was verty firm.
STEADY I DEMAND FOB ORKGOX srfDS.
Dealer aa 'Yet Se No Rcuoa for Adranctar
Price.
There l 'Heady buying of potato., (or
shipment Sfiuth, but no excitement In the
market. Sfclppere are paying around a
cent for most of th. Valley stock and up tu
1 cnts for fancy lota. Nona of the recent
shipments have boea marketed at San Fran
cisco ret and It Is not known bow that
market will take the large auppUes pouring
In on It. There la fear In acme quarters
that Seattle may try to unload Its surplus
In Caliromla. In which event trices may
are a aeinackv.
The onion market Is firmer than It was
las: week, as offerings are lees numerous.
fOHTXAl MAKKFT8.
Oruciilea. Dried Fruits. Ete.
DRIED FKUITS Apples. 8140 per Ib.j
peaches. TiiCSc: prune,. Italians. BlaOA'ao:
I prunea. rTencn. . u . t u. . i. .
. rases. Hc; currants, washed, rases. 10c;
... -.'.. .n... FUV-1K hflltL ft '.. C" I OatCS.
i.ut'1 tE Mocha. 248SSC; Java, ordinary.
lTtf20c; Costa Rica, fancy. lS20c: good.
IC4rl-: nrtiinary. ll'tflrtr per pound.
RICE Southern Japan, eftc; bead, 6 '4 3
Tc . . ...
SALMON columpia Itiver, i-pounn iaiti
12 per dozen; 2-pound tails. 12-tU: 1-pound
Cats. H 10; Alaska pink. 1-pound tails. UK;
red. 1-pound taila. 1.45; sockeyea. 1-pound
tail". 2
secana.
ilan.
0c per
dozen.
SCOAR Granulated, sans; extra i..
iroldcn C. $3.35; fruit and berry sugar. 3 !X;
pla:n baa. i.7i: beet granulated. $S75;
rubes (barrels). S3.35: powdered (barrel).
St). 20. Terms: On remittances within 13
daya.' deduct ic per pound; if later than IS
dava and within 30 daya. deduct He per
pound Maple suitnr. l.W 18r per pound.
SALT Granulnted. 13 per ton. I 80 per
bale; hair ground. 100a. fT.60 per ton; 00a.
$s per ton-
IiEANS Small white. 5Hc; larne white,
Sc; Lima. 5(c; pink. 3c; bayou. c;
alexlcan red. 4?c
Ornln. Floor. Feed, Ete.
BAKLBy Producers prices: Feed, 2
per ton. ...
WHEAT Track prices: Bluestem. $1.07
1 OS; club. 117c a II; red Russian. 4o.
KLOl.'R Patents. $o.;i per barrel;
stralKhts. 4 20; exports. 3 0; Valley. $5;
-sack graham. 4.6o; whole wheal. $4 8a.
OATS Producer' prices: No. I white.
$34 per ton.
MILLPTLTFS Bran. $203 56 50 per ton;
mt'Idilnica. tXt: short... $2.u-0; chop. $2063:
ro!'cd bar!.-y. 2:ir.in.
HAY Timothy. Willamette Valley. $18 ft 17
per ton; "Uastern Oreiton. $l.(u18;
clow, $12 313: alfalfa. $1415; grain hay,
$i:e u.
Vegetables and rrnlt.
FRESH FRUITS Apples. $1JT5 box;
Spanish malaga grapea. S per barrel; per
aimmona. $ 1 v X-2-
l'i rTA7UKK Jiuylng prl- e. $ltil.2. per
hundred; sweet potatoes. 254c per pound.
TKiiflCAL Frtl lTS Oralis", navel". $3
(: 3 per box; Japanese, 00c per box; lemons.
;l4; grape fruit. $4 2.144.75 per box; ba;
nanas. iji4c per pound; pineapples. $S..o
4j 3 :3 per dozen; tanKerinea. $1.Vj per box.
ONIONS Oregon, buying price. $2 per
hundred.
KooT VEGETABLES Turnips. $1.25 per
sark; carrots. 11.23: parsnips. Jl.75: beets.
I1.7.V. horseradish. Strloc per pound.
VEGETABLES Artkhokos. $l'ul-23 dos.;
cabbage. 3c lb.; cauliflower. $J per
rriue; celery. $4.50 r.T crnte: cucumbers.
$1.759 2.25 box; lettuce. l. 23 1.73 per
box: parsley. 30c dozen; poas. 2we lb.:
radishes. 30c per dozen; spinach. 2c per
lb.; sprouts, loc per lb.: squash. 2 iQ per
lb.; tomatoes. $1.7512.25.
Dairy nd Country Frodure.
FL'TTER City creamery. extras. 34c;
fancy outside creamery. U2334c per lb.;
store. 1 s 'U 2'c.
EiJGS oreiron ranch. 455 50c per dozen;
California and Eastern. 4.1 -i .Mle.
FOULTR V Hens. :3iil3'iC lb: Spring,
larpe. 12-'ll3c; small. Ii20c; m.'xed. 12
Ur: ducks, 182ic; geese, 10c; turkeys.
1SU 19c.
(.'IlhJEPE Fancy cream twins, 154 wise
per lb.; full -ream triplets, 1 .1 1 lie ; full
cream. Young Amerira, l(H4 4jrl7c.
VEAL Extra. Hii lu'tc per pound; ordl
aarv, 7 'jsc: heavy. Sc.
PORK Fancy. 83SV4C per lb.; large, 19
8Vc.
I'roTfclona-
BACON Fancy, 2lc per pound: standard,
JSc; chulce, 17c; Engine. lufe'ulOc; strips.
13c.
DRY SALT CURED Regular short clears,
dry salt. 12c; r-moUed. 1.1c; short clear
backs, heavy, dry salted. 12c; smoked, 13c!
Oregon exports, dry salt, 13c; smoked. 14c
HAMS It to 13 lbs.. 14 c; 14 to If lbs..
14c; 18 to 20 lbs., 14c; nanis, skinned.
14c; picnics, SV4c; cottage roll, 11c; shoul
der. 11c: bol.ej bain. lUfeaJufec; boiled
picnic". 17c.
LARD Kettle rendored: TIarcea. 13 He;
tubs. 13c; 50s. 13c: zOs. 13;4c; 10s.
141uc; 5s. 14c; 3s. 14VjC. t"dard pure:
Tierces, 12c: tubs. l-4.c; bfls. 124c: 2US,
1274c; 10s. fs4c: ds. 13nc; Ss. 134c Com
pound: Tlerivs. 8c; tubs, Jic; fios. 8Vc;
300. 8c; 5s. 874c.
SMOKED l:Kl.F Be.f torgues. each.
70c; dried beef seta. 16c: Ailed beef out
sldes. lSc; dried beef Insldes. 18c; dried
beef knuckles. ISj.
PICKLED OoODS Barrels: Pigs' feet.
Ci:i; regular tripe.' $10; honeycomb tripe,
$12: piKS' tongues. $lu.50.
MESS MEATS Ijecf. specials. $11 per
bairel: plate. $14 per barrel: family. $14
per bnrrei; pork. $21 per barrel; brisket. $23
per barrel: s. P. beet tongues. $20; pig
snouts. $12.30; pig ear:. $12.50.
Oils.
COAL OIL Pearl and astral oil. cases,
lsisc per gallon; water white. Iron barrels.
11c; eocene and extra star, cases 21 V4; head
light oi!. caees. 2cc; iron barrels, lot; elalue,
car-'. 2SC.
GASOLINE I'nlon and Red Crown, bar
rels. 15 ',c: cases. 22 '3c; motor, barrels.
l',c: cases. 23i4e: 86 dexrees. barrels.
30c; cases. ITc; engine distillate, barrels,
tc: cases. 16c.
LINSEED OIL Raw. barrel lots. 65c; In
cases, 71c; boiled, barrel lots, 67c; In cases.
73c.
OIL MEAL Ton lot.. $3..
linos. Wool. Hides, Flo.
HOPS 108. 6 4j8o per pound; 107. 2 &
$c; lu6. liolfcc.
WOOL Eastern Oregon, average best, 10
(?14c per pound, according to shrinkage;
Valley. 1.11 "fee.
MoH AlK Choice. 20 "u 21c per pound.
HIDES Dry hides. No. 1, 16 'if 17c pound;
dry kip. No 1. 14 15c pound; dry calf
skin. HalSc pound: salted hides, heavy,
S.ilOc; light and cows. 9'u9',c: salted calf
skin. 14 & 15c pound; green, lc less.
PIjrs No. 1 skins: Angora goat, $1 to
$1 '; badger, 23,'u50c; bear. $5u 20; beaver,
$0 5038.50; cat. wild. 60c4j$l; cougar, per
fect head and claws. $3ulo; fisher, darlc,
$7 504jll; pale. $4,1107; fox. cross. $3
to J5- fox. gray. 6oc to 80c: fox, red. $2.24
to $4; fox. silver. $35 to $100: iynx. $10i
1.1- marten, dark. $812; mink. 75c$4 50;
muskrat. 10&15c; otier. $7; raccoon. 45c
Vc: sea otter. $ I'd 2.50. as to stzo; skunks.
COf75c; civet cat. 10ii13c: wolf, $2tf3;
coyote. 70ctf$1.10; wolverine, dark. $393;
wolverine. . pale. $22.50.
CASCARA BARK Small lota. 4MeS4c;
old in carlots. selling at Tttf8c
IOKTL.N'D UVESTfX'K MARKET.
Price. Current Locally ou Cattle, sheep and
Hogs.
Trading In the livestock market was mod
erately active yesterday and last week s
prices were again quoted. The dmand. as
uua:. was for the best quality of stock, of
which but little was ottered. Receipts for
the two days were light, consisting only of
203 cattle. 2S9 hogs and 37 sheep.
According to the Condon Globe. J. J.
Aaher. who has been In that vicinity for the
past week trvlng to buy sheep, has been
offering $3 per head for yearling ewes. $2 73
lor mixed Limbs and $2.50 for wethers. He
Is the only buyer who has been in that
section and the price offered Is about 73
cents better per head than lambs wore sold
for last year.
The current range of prices waa aa fol-
CATTIyE Best steers, $33.23: medium.
$4 234.50; cows, best, $4; medium, $3.25
6S7.".; calves. $4.305.00.
fHEEH Best wethers. $3 2.1(3 3. R0; mixed
sheep, $:I.M33.:s: ewes. $4.3034. 75; lambs,
$5 V '9 5.73.
HOGS Best, $7; medium. $0.256.75.
Fwttrrn livestock Markets.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1. Cattle Receipts, es
timated. IO.OiW. Market 10B 15c higher.
Beeves. $4 3U'.T.20: Texans. $4. 33m 5.15;
We"terns. $4 0OS5.75: stockers arid feeders.
$3..'Ujnf 5.50; cows and heifers. Jjl.90gr5.T0;
culves, $5.T5fr 8.23.
jIo(., Receipts, estimated, 12.000. Market,
l.u- to 20c higher. I.iitht. $t lo'o 0.75: mixed.
$H 30 6 C'JO; heavy. $0.35 il 6 05; rough. $0.33
6 5": good to choice heavy. $ti.5i)fi 6 5; piga.
$3 Hiijj 3.U0: bulk of sales. $t.6i'i S.S5.
iilc, p Receipts, estimated. 70. Market,
J0.jl.1c hlcher. Natives, t:;.403'5.SO; West
em. $3 4or,i 5,7.1: Iambs, native, $5.507.io;
Western. $5.507.70
OMAHA. Feb. 1. Cattle Receipts, 2400.
Market strong to 10c higher. Western steers.
$3 2." 'i 5.50; Texas steers. $3.00'u 5.00; range
cows and heifers. $2 50 .r4.55; canr.ers. $2."0
i 3.00; stockers and feeders.. $2.7o':?5.3.:
calver. $3.0ij 7.25; bulls and stas. $2,754
b.(Hl.
Hogs Receipts, 2300. Market. 10!S15o
higher. Heavy. $6 25'i C.4.1; mixed. $R.20 .Ji
6 30; light. $B.Hr 6.2D: pigs, $4.50b5.5O;
bulk of sale". d.I5'u2
Sheep Receipts. 7 Uo. Market. 15'?2.1?
hither. Yearlings. $ OO'.rS.So; wethers. $5 0C
U5 50; ewes, $4.251 3 50. lambs, $6.507.50
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1. Cattle Receipts.
10,(t". Market. 10 V 15c higher. Native
steers. $5.ooif 6.75; cows and heifers. $2.40'gi
6 0- stockers and feeders. $5.40'ir5.73: bulls.
$3 I'O'u 3.00; calves. $3 50'u 6.50; Western
s'.eers, $4,504? 0.50; Western ccwa, $3.0O'S
G .25.
Hogs Receipts. 70oo. Market. 10c high
er. Bulk of sales. $15 00Sr6.5: heavy. $6.49
60: packers and butchers, $0.25tf6.50; light.
$5.S0i S.35; pics. $4 506 5 50.
Sheep Receipt". 7000. Market. 10? higher
Muttons. $5.50ft ,YM: lambs. $rt.f0',i 7.6CI
wethers, $4.40 5.00: fed ewes, $3.o0'u).1.23.
Bank Clearings.
Clearings of the Northwestern cities yes
terday were as follows:
Clesrings. Balances.
Portland $1,173,318 $1"I.7:I0
Feattle 1.SSS.42H 220.111
Taocma 837.119 .'.1.S.-.3
Spokane X,ly0.5oO Sls.Uul
NUTS Walnuts. I3l.ii! per poui
ark: Kraul nut.. 14c: Libert. 15c: I
c; almonds. 13x14c: chestnuts, lta,
lie: hickory' nuts." 10c: cucoanute.
TONE IS BETTER
Absence of Unfavorable News
Helps Stock Values.
TENDENCY IS UPWARD
Gains Are Reduced at the last by
Professional Realizing Call
I-oans SllRhtly Firmer.
Bonds Irregular.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. The day's devel
opments were regarded as negatively favor
able to stock values and a firmer tone of
the market was the consequence, but the
growing lethargy of the speculative interest
left the dealings dull at times. Selling at
the opening was so Inconsiderable that the
traders' demand to cover shorts with the
purpose of taking advantage of expected
selling was sufficient to advance prices.
Professional operations were renewed for a
decline when this state of affairs was per
ceived, but they were not pushed aggres
sively. Call loans were but slightly firmer. Money
rontlnues In abundant supply. The marking
down of the prices of copper nnd reports of
storm damage to Western ruilroads did not
alter the hardening tendency, but profes
sional realising reduced the extreme gains
at the last.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $3,440,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Cloning
Falea. High. Low. Bid.
Amal Copper 37.MO 74 73"-4 T.HTi
Am Car & Foun.. 2.80O 4', 4k", 4ht,
do preferred ... 10 110 110 110
Am Fotton Oil... l.fsOO 52V, 52"4 51 i
Am HI Lt pf. 3K) 4la 4o!4 4U'3
Am Ice Securl 21 Va
Am Llnsted OH 13 '
Am lAK'imiotlve... 1,100 56 55, B5ai
do preferred 11 'a
Am Smeit 4c Ref. 20,lo0 Hi 824 S3;,
do referred ... 4 0 lolj, lol1., l'"
Am Susar ltef tfuo 130 128 12!'1,,
Am Tobacco pf ul'3
Am Woolen 5it) 21 -!' 28
Anaconda Mln Co "0 44 43 4:l'S
Atchlscn l.B0 I'S Wis
do preferred ... 5o0 loli lol, 1"1V
Atl C(.at Line... 2"0 li'Si los" 1'S
Bait & Ohio 11.2WI .108 H7 it U'7
di preferred 11
Br.xk Rap T:an.. 10.000 7o"i tW(4 tS
Canadian I'a.lnc. l.lKio 17214 171 172"4j
Central Leather... 3.0IK) 3o' 30 3oi
do preserred ... 10 101 Vk lol hi 1"! V
Central of N J 228
Ches & Ohio lfi.rto 63 61 62'jt,
Chicago Gt Weft. 2.7fO 8S 7 h's
Chicago A N W.. 4n-i 174 ' 174 174
C. M & St Paul... 22.200 145 14414 145 ,
r. c, c si l s
Colo Fuel tk Iron.. 2.000 3 384 30
Colo & Southern.. I.I11O 62 W:it 61
do 1st preferred. 5o0 81 '4 8" 4 81
do 2d preferred. I.00O 7IH, 78 '5 78
Consoii.iated Uas. . 14,."o0 12H, 118 ' 118 H
Corn Pro.iuct ... 600 10! 1S:4 18
Iel & Hudsun 173
D & R Grande .. 16,3oo 4.1s i '-ls
do preferred ... 7O0 82' 81 'i 81 'i
Ps:ilk-ra' teecurl.. 1.4"0 :,!, 311'j
Erie 8,'0 3 2Il:, 30
do l?t preferred. 3O0 45 44 Vj 44
do 2d preferred 35
General Electric. 5I0 152"4 152 13214
Gt Northern pf... 5.4oO 141V 141
Gt Northern Ore.. 60O 72 71 ) 71
Iillnola Central ... 4.3oO 141 u, 141 141
Int.rb orough Met.. 3.3oO 15 14 14'J
do preferred ... I,7o0 42 41 4(1
Int Paper 2'0 11U 11'4 1 '
do preferred ... 3"0 35 54 H, 64
Int Pump 2m) 3S j. 3" Si
Iowa Central .... hoo So 2" 20
K C Southern 4.4i 4014 40 4o"
do preferred ... l.BoO '72 71 71 H
Iiuia & Nashville 100 I2H4 121 14 120
Minn St L 3o0 53 BS'ij 58
M. St P & S S M. 60O 141 Vs 141 Vs 141 '4
Missouri Pacific... l.tWO 7o 6 69
ilo. Kan tk Texas .7.6o0 41 4'i 41
do preferred ... 1"0 73Va 73 ' 73
National Lead ... !) 74 77', 77H
N Y Central 8.S00 12714 12614 12 n
N Y. Ont & West. 4.0oO 471, 44 46
Norfolk & Wert.. l.ToO 91', 4 "V4 01
North American.. iM WIT4 8!4
Northern 1'acllic t3.0 0 137 137 137',
raclflc Mall 2i 0 2 2'.l'4 2W
Penns-.lvanla T.6"0 131'j 130 131
People's Gas 2.W0 I08 1"7 lo7U
P. C C ft St L..r l.S'O U2 PI 01
I'rtufd Steel Car 1.2O0 41 40 40
Pullman Pal Car 169
Ry Steel Spring.. 400 45 4514 4514
Reading 51.50O 13:i'4 131'S, 13214
Republic Steel ... 7o0 24 2:1 24Vt
do preferred ... 3"0 M'l S5 8514
Rock Island Co... 3.2'io 21 2.1 21
do preferred ... 3.300 2"4 2 61
St L & S F 2 pf. 100 3y'2 3i)!4 S
St L Southwestern 22'4
do preferred ... 100 50 4 5"".t4 50
Ploes-Sheflleld 100 76 76 76
Southern Pacific. 25. f" 0 HMt4 11'4 117:4
do preferred ... 2'0 120 12o'4 121
Southern Railway. 10 23 24 25
do preferred ... 1.1"0 ONj 6olj 6114
Tenn Copper 3.4o-l 4o 3S 30
Texas & Paclflo.. 1.4) 34 33V4 33Ts
Tnl St L & West. 800 4S 47 4S
do preferred ... l.OtO ft 7'4 "S's
Union Pacific ... 4S,7"0 177'4 175 177
do preferred ... 4'0 85".j t.5 B3t4
U S Rubber 3"0 32 lj 32 32
do 1 preferred. 60O 10314 102 lo2V.
U S Steel 45,500 62U 51 32V,
do preferred ... l.PoO 114 114 114
Utah Copper 2.8.10 41 S 40V4 4o;4
Va-Caro Chemical. 600 45 455 45
do preferred 114
Wabash 000 18V4 1SV4 1854
do preferred ... 3,.si 0 48 47 47;.j
Westlnghouse Elee 5tiO TOH 78"4 7fl
Wertern Union ... 5"0 6 6xi 6SH
Wheel L F.rle. 400 10 I014 10 V4
Wisconsin Central. 1.3fK) 8.S14 3S 3S
Am Tel & Tel 1.300 125 125 125"4
Total sales for the day, 461,400 shares.
BONDS.
NEW TORK. Feb. 1. Closing quotations:
V. S. ref. 2s reg.102 V4 IN Y C U 3Vi... 93 54
do coupon. ... 102 North Pacific 3s. 73
V. 8. Ss reg. . . . 100 INorth Pacific 4s. 10.1
do coupon. ... 100 south Pacific 4s. 1)1
V S new 4s reg.l 10 1 Union Pacific 48.103
do coupon. ... 1201 'Wlscon Cent 4s. . 03
Atchison adj 4s. 94 Vs IJapanese 4s 82 '.4
D & R G 4s 8V4
Stocks at London.
LONDON, Feb. 1. Consols for'
83 7-16: do for account, 83.
Anaconda ... 8.8TVi!N Y. Central
129.50
H2.75
ao.oo
4S.00
67.23
T.73
6S.00
25.C2V4
63.25
120.12 Vt
Atchison 101.75
do pref ... .103.73
Palt & Ohio. 110.30
Can Pacific. .176.50
Ches & Ohio. 63.75
Chi Qrt West 7.T5
C. M. A B P. 148.50
Ie Beers 11 23
D & R G 43.75
do pref 83.00
Erie 31.00
do 1st pf.. 46.75
do 2d pf . . 86.30
Grand Trunk 18.62V4
111 Central. ..145.00
I. & N 124.50
Mo K T. . 42.00
Norflk : we
do pref. . . .
Ont & West.
Pennsylvania.
Rand Mines.
Reading .....
Southern Ry.
do Dref .
South Pacific.
Union Pacinc.
180.ST1
00.30
53.12V4
116.75
18.75
48.75
04.73
73.00
do prer. ...
U S Steel
do pref....
Wabash ....
do Dref....
Spanish 4s. . .
Amal copper
Money Exchange. Etc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. Prime mercantile
paper. 3V4(f?4 per cent: sterling exchange,
steady, with actual buslaesa In bankers' bllle
at $4.8530 4.8540 for 60-day bills and $4.8770
for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.65 V4.83 V4-
Bar silver, 62VsC
Mexican dollar., 44c.
Government bonds, steady railroad bonds,
irregular.
Money on call, easy at 1$2 per cent; rul
ing rate, 2 per cent; closing bid, 1 per cent;
offered at 2 per cent. Time loan, very dull
and easy: 60 daya, 292 per cent; 90 days,
2S per cent: six months. 8 per cent.
Time loans, very dull snd easy; 60 days.
2?t2 per cent; 90 daya. 2V4 Per cent; six
month. 8 per cent.
LONDON, Feb. 1. Bar stiver, steady at 24d
per ounce.
Money. -2V4gC4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills ls 2 per cent; for three
months' bilk. 214B 9-16 per cent.
SAX FRANCIESCO. Feb. 1. Silver bara,
62 Vic.
Mexican dollars. 45V4c.
Drafts Sight. 714c; telegraph. 10c.
Sterllnr on London. 40 daya, $4.85; sight.
4.SS4.
nwlly Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. Today's state
ment of the Treasury balances In the gen
eral fund shows:
Available cash balance $14!).171.5S5
Gold coin and bullion 2S.R20..-,:;.-,
Gold certificates 23.036,330
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. Uk decline of about
10s was reported In the London tin market,
with spot closing at 123 13s and futures at
125 12s 6d. The local market was weak
and llwer with spot quoted at 2T.1527.S5c
The London copper market was lower,
with spot quoted at 5T 7s 6d and futures at
58 7s 6d. The local market was weak and
nominally lower, with Lake quoted at 13.75
714c; electrolytic. 13.25 13.50c; and cast
ing at 13.12Vji 13.37Vc
Lead unchanged at 13 Is 3d In London.
The local market was dull and a shade lower
at 4:12 &4.17M:C.
Spelter was unchanged at 21 12a fid in
London but was dull and lower locally at
6.02 Vj Iff 3.07 Vic
The local iron market was unchanged.
Ilrlcd Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. The market for
evaporated apples holds steady with fancy
quoted at 844ic. and choice at i57c.
The demand for pot prunes has improved
slightly but no change ls reported In prices.
Quotations rango from 4V4 to 7 cents for
new crop California fruit up to 40-5OS. and
from 6"4 to 9 cents for Oregon prunes
ranging from 4O-30s to 2O-30s.
Apricots are Arm. with choice quoted at
9rac; extra choice. Vi&10c; and fancy.
II u 41 13c , '
Peaches are attracting more attention,
with choice quoted at 614 Tc; extra choice,
TVtSSc. and fancy. SVifoloc
No change ls reported in raisins.
POTATOES CONTIXCE TO POUR
INTO SEATTLE.
Egg Market Weak and Butter De
clining High Price Paid for
Bluestem Wheat.
SEATTLE, Wash.. Feb. 1. Thirty-two cars
of potatoes reached here today. One hundred
cars have arrived in the last ten days. Un
der such heavy receipts the market Is weak,
although some dealers are still trying to get
$30 for the very fanclwt ttock. The potatoes
arriving now are not fancy.
Six hundred cruses of eggs are expected to
morrow from California by boat. The egg
market was much weaker today. Many sales
were made at 40 cents.
Butter ls weak. In splte of the fact that
some houses were selling as low aa 35 cents
today. All the houses on the street will prob
ably have the price down to 35 cents by the
middle of the weak.
Sack vegetables are weaker, owing to heavy
receipts. Carrots are selling for $1. They
sold for $1.25 la6t week.
Whtat is very firm. One car of No. 1 blue
stem was reported sold today at private sale
at $1.11.
QUOTATIONS AT8ASf FRANCISCO.
Frlues Faid for Produce in the Bay City
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1. The follow
ing prices were quoted In the produce mat-
ke!l'istuirs Bran. $28,50430; middlings.
$33. 50 4a 35.50.
Vegetables Garlic. 810c; green peas.
IVSl'-. : s;nr.g beans. tt15c; asparagus.
loy25c; tomatoes, Jlyl. oO.
i;utter 1'ar.cy Ci.uni,y. 35c;
seconds. 33;-jc; fancy dairy. 2(Jc
creamery
pickled.
fheese New. 12HiQ'13VJc; Young America,
15 V 4i lti Vi c; Eastern, 17c.
Eiis Store, 41c; fancy ranch. 43c; Eastern,
nominal.
Poultry Roosters, eld. $4 4.50; young.
$638; broilers, small. $.13044.50; broiiers.
larger $4 'a 4.30; fryers, Jlili S; hens, $j1ji6;
ducks, old. $4'oT5: young. Sd'yS.
Wool Spring. Humboldt and Mendocino,
16'ri 10c: Mountain. 44f Uc; Nevada, 0IK.14O
Hay Wheat. $11141 23: wheat and oats,
$1S6i22; alfalfa. $ 15'(S 18.50; stock. $134
10; straw, per bale. 50iS5c.
Potatoes Early Rose, nominal; Oregon
Burl-auks, nomii.ul; sweets. $1.30(1.75.
Fruits Apples, choice. $1.25; common,
6c: uannnus, TSifcl $2.34); limes, 4 :
lemons, ciioice. $3; common, $1; oranges.
Receipts Flour. S140 quarter sacks; wheat,
950 centals; barley, 52o cental; oat.s, f0 cen
tals; bfanf. 2S2 centals: corn, 12'0 centals;
po'-atoes. 3IM10 eacks; middlings, 100 sacks,
hay, 1044 tons; hides, 1055.
Eastern Mining Stocks
I 7 30 INevada 17.23
40.O0 ;0!d Dominion 50. 50
74.00 loscrnla 125.00
33.:;7Vi' Parrot 26.75
14.00 Qulncy 8S.0O
22.75 'Shannon 14.25
lll.OO ITamarack 72.00
21.50 I Trinity 14.73
72.25 United Copper 14.00
11.30 U. S. Mining. 4 0.2."
14.87 14 S. Oil 20.23
99.0O .Utah 4S.0O
10.3714 Victoria 4.50
5.00 1 Winona 5.00
10.50 I Wolverine ...146.00
59.30 North Butte. . 73.30
.13 I
Allouez
Atlantic
Centenniu!
Franklin
Granby
Greene Can . ,
Mass Mining.
Michigan ...
Mohawk ....
Mont C & C. .
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. Closing quotations:
Alice
Little Chief 6
Brunswick Con. 3
Com Tun stock. 25
do bonds 21
C C & Va 63
Horn Silver 7C
Leadvllle Con. . 5
Mexican 75
Ontario 400
Ophlr 135
Standard 150
Yellow Jacket... 75
Dairy Frodnce In the East.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1. On the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was steady.
Creameries, 22ii'2Sc; dairies, 2125c.
Eggs Easy; at mark, cases Included, 823
35c; firsts, 35c; prime firsts. 36c.
Cheese Firm at 1416V4c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. Butter Top grades
firm: others slow. Creameries, thirds to
firsts. 234310'.c
Cheese Steady. State full cream spe
cials. 14irir.c.
Eggs Firm. Western firsts, SoVic; sec
onds, 34fu'35c.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW TORK, Feb. 1. The market for
coffee futures closed steady net ton points
higher on June, but generally Unchanged
to ten points lower Sales were reported of
18. 250 bags. Including March at 5.00c; May.
6C- July. 5.S5c; September. 5.63c; December.
5 55B5.80c; January, 5.60c. Spot, steady;
No. 7 Rio. TVjc; Santos No. 4. 8VjC. Mild,
dull; Cordova, 96 12ie.
Sugar Raw. steady; fair refining. 3.14c;
centrifugal. 96 test. 2.64c; molasses sugar,
2. Sue. Renned, steady; crushed. 5.33c; pow
dered, 4.75c; granulated. 4.63c.
Londoa Wool Stiles.
LONDON. Feb. 1. There were 13.647 bales
offered at the wool auction sales today.
Greasy merinos were firm, owing to improved
American demand. Cross breds were In
active demand for the borne trade and
Americans and the latter paid ls Id to
ls 3d for fine sorts. Scoured merinos were
strong on Continental bidding, with prices
In sellers' favor.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. The cotton futures
market closed very steady at a net advance
of 1 to 6 points. Spot closed quiet. Mid
uplands, S.S5c; mid-gulf. 10.10c. Sales, 400
bales.
Wool at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1. Wool Unchanged. Ter
ritory and Western mediums, 174321c; fine
mediums, 15-S'lTc; fine. 124; 14c.
Elgin Butter Market.
ELGIN, 111., Feb. 1. Butter Firm at 29c.
Sales for the week, 471.700 pounds.
1 . "
Hops at London.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1. Hops in London, Pa
cific Coast, steady at 24j3.
Flaxseed at Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. Beb. 1. Flax closed at
$1.38.
Japs Delay Wireless Messages.
VICTORIA, B. C Feb. 1. (Special.)
Complaints are made by the local
wireless stations of the manner in
which business ls held up from time
to time, by the operators on board the
Japanese liners visiting these waters
on which the system has been in
stalled. A short time ag-o one of the
steamers of the Nippon Yusen Kalsha
when outward bound from this port
got Into communication with another
vessel of the same line which at the
time was some hundreds of miles at
sea on the Inward voyage. The two
Japanese operators continued to ex
changre felicitations with each other,
while the business of the different
land stations on this part of the coast
was tied up.
ST THE TOP NOTCH
Closing Prices Are Best of the
Day at Chicago.
MARKET UNUSUALLY FIRM
Gain of Nearly 2 Cents In the May
Option Active Buying in
Spite of Bearish Ton of
AVeekly Statistics.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1. Surprising strength
was manifested In the wheat pit through
out the entire session and at the close
prices were at the top notch of the day.
Despite the bearish tone of weekly sta
tistics, the market opened firm and con
tinued to gain In strength as trading pro
gressed. The May delivery displayed tne
greatest strength and ranged between
J1.07U and S1.0DK. closing at the top point.
July closed at 08tc.
There was bullish sentiment in the ' corn
market, which closed firm at the top with
prices jp to SWS'- Final quotations on
May were at 63 ft 63 c.
The strength of wheat and corn had a
bullish effect on the oats market. At the
close prices ' were up M & Mo to 4c. May
closing at 32'4c and July at 46H46c.
Despite a 13 to 25c advance In the price
of live hogs, the provisions market devel
oped considerable weakness following a firm
opening. At the clore prices were a shade
to 1 0c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May J1.0714 $1.0S1 $1.07t4
July 7H .8 , .91 .8i
Sept .95 .94V4 -94is
CORN.
May K3'-b .63 .63 .63
Julv 631, .63, .63H .63H
Sept 63 .63 ii .63 .63 V
OATS.
May 62 '4. .52 'i
Julv 46;, .46
Sept 3a ' .39 Vi
.52
.4flH
-39).
.5244
.46
.39 Vj-
MESS PORK.
May 17.22H 17.27H 17.10
July 17.27t 17.30 17,16
17.10
17.1S
LARD.
My 9. SO 9.82' 9.70 9.70
July 9.92 14 9.92 j 9.82', 9.824
SHORT RIBS. .
May 9.05 9.074 8.95 I 9.00
July 9.20 9.20 9.1214 9.15
Cash - quotations were as follows: -
Flour Firm.
Wheat No. 2 Spring, tl.OS 14 1.10 V4 : No.
3, tl.041.10li; No. 3 red, SI. 07 14 (J. 1.09 Is-
Corn No. 2, 6161V4c; No. 2 yellow.
61.. , 61;.
Oats No. 2, tOe; No. 8 white, 50
62 Sc.
Rye No. 3, 76c.
Barley Good feeding. 60361V4C.; fair to
choice malting, 611zij61c.
Flax seed No. 1 Northwestern, (1.6014.
Timothy seed $3.65 ( 3.90.
Clover Contract grades, $9.30.
Short ribs Sides (loose). SS.3714 8.87H.
Fork Mess, per barrel, $17.00 (& 17.12 14.
Lard Per 100 pounds, $9.5214-
Sides Short, clear (boxedj; $8.8714
9.12'4.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 21,700 16.200
Wheat, bushels 8,200 37.900
Corn, bushels 139.700 196,500
Oats, bushels 140,600 136,700
Rye, bushels 5.000 9.900
Barley, bushels 840,00 19.100
Grain and Produce at New York.
NEW TORK. Feb. 1. Flour Receipts, 12,
397 barrels; exports, 10.030 barrels. Quiet, but
Arm.
Wheat Receipt. 98,600 bushels; exports,
130.2JO bushels. Spot. firm. No. 2 hed.
fl. 11141.1214 elevatoj and $1.15 f. o. b.
afloat; .No. 1 Northern Duluth. SI. 21 14 o
b. afloat; No. 2 hard Winter, SI. 17 14 f. o. b.
afloat. There was a good undertone to wheat
all day and a steady advance based on stronger
cables, a bullish visible, higher outside mar
kets, small receipts and covering of shorts.
The close was quiet and strong, to c
above Saturday. May closed at S1.12V4 and
July at S1.C514.
Hops Steady. State common to choice,
1007 crop. 10W12c; 1907 crop, 46c; Pacinc
Coast. 1908. 7fcl0c: 1B07. BSc.
Hides Quiet. Bogota, 19'51!04c; Central
America, 209ic.
Wool Steady.
. Petroleum Steady.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1. Wheat, strong;
barley, steady.
Spot quotation-: Wheat Shipping, SI. 7214
1.75 per cental; milling, $1.751.7714 per cen
tal. Barley Feed, St. 3714(21.40 per cental;
brewing. 1.421i1.4714 per cental.
Oats Red, Sl.70Ji2.10 per cental; white.
Sl.80'31.90 per cental; black, $2.25'8-2.60 per
cental.
Call board sales: Wheat May, 1.80 per
cental asked, SI. 76 per cental bid.
Barleys May, $1.36 per cental; December,
$1.16 per cental.
Corn Large yellow, $1.651.70 per cental.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON, Feb. 1. Cargoes, firmer.' Walla
Walla, prompt shipment at 37s 9d; do Cali
fornia, 9d higher at 38s 9d. English country
markets steady; French country markets quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1. Wheat March, 7s
8d: May, 7a 7d; July, 7s 81id.
Weather, damp.
Wheat at Tacoma.
TACOMA. Wash., Feb. 1. Wheat le high
er. Milling Bluestem. $1-0601.07. Export
Bluestem, 96c; club, 91c; red. S9c.
Visible Supply of Grain.
NEW TORK, Feb. 1. The visible supply
of grain in the United States Saturday, Jan
uary 30, as compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange, was as follows:
Bushels. Decrease.
CVrn 6,468.000 81.000
Oats 10,115,000 '16.000
live 800.000 22.000
Barley 4.186.000 80,000
The visible supply of grain in Canada last
Saturday was 6.362,000 bushels, a decrease
of 1.164,000 bushels.
Increase.
FREE TRADE FOR ISLANDS
Delegates From Philippines En
Route to Congress.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1. On their
way to Washington, where they will urge
the passage of the free trade bill, which
will como up at the special session of
Congress that probably will be called by
President Taft. John S. Hord, internal
revenue collector for the Philippines,
Daniel O'Connell, secretary of the Manila
Merchants' Association and Arthur J.
Francis, a prominent business man from
the Philippines, arrived Saturday on the
Pacific mail liner -Asia.
The three representatives of the Insular
possessions in the Orient are well for
tified with facts and figures on tha in
dustrial, commercial and agricultural
conditions in the islands, which they will
lay before Congress to show why tha
tariff should be taken off tha Imports
and exports in the Philippines.
Mr. O'Connell stated that as a result of
the tariff there is a serious depression in
the Islands but predicts that if the tariff
is removed the imports from the United
States would within five years Increase
from $5,000,000 to more than $75,000,000.
Church Is Left $3000.
8IL.VERTON, Or., Feb. 1. (Special.)
A few days prior to his death, which oc
curred a little mora than a year ago, A.
Peterson willed his farm and personal
property to the Methodist Church So
ciety. There were provisions made in
the writing, however, tnat tne wmow j
should have a life lease of the property, i
Lumbemiens
Na.tiona.1 Bank
Capital
Corner Second and Stark
Attractive Investment Bonds
$77,500 City of Ashland, Oregon, Light Bonds.
100,000 City of Eugene, Oregon, Water Bonds.
50,000 City of Grants Pass, Rogue River "Water Co. Bonds.
25,000 Northern Electric Railway Company, of California, 5s.
25,000 Oregon Water Power & Railway Co., 6 per cent Bonds.
22,000 City of Walla Walla Improvement Bonds.
9,000 City of Portland Improvement Bonds.
We can furnish the above - no.ted bonds in amounts to suit
purchasers, and will be glad to quote prices, etc., upon request.
MORRIS BROTHERS
Chamber of Commerce.
HIGH-GRADE MUNICIPAL
AND IMPROVEMENT BOND3
We have several good issues on hand. Buy direct from contractor
and save broker's commission.
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BRUSH IS 0FFT0 MANILA
General Leaves Vancouver to Take
Comma nd In Philippines.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Feb. 1. (Spe
cial.) General Daniel Brush, formerly
commander of the Department of the
Columbia, left here for San Francisco to
day, en route to the Philipine Islands.
He was accompanied by his aide, Lieu
tenant W. F. Fulton. General Brush has
been succeeded temporarily by Colonel
T. E. Woodbury, Third Infantry, now sta
tioned at Fort Lawton.
Captain George Davis left Vancouver
today for New Orleans, where he ls to
be stationed as purchasing agent for the
Panama Canal Commission. He will
be succeeded as head of the Commissary
Department of the Department of the
Columbia on May 1 by Colonel E. E.
Dreyvo, who is now In the Philippines.
For the present the office will be looked
after by Captain Hugh Gallagher, pur
chasing commissary aent at Senttle.
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Phone Main 4oa, A 1402.
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fare, first-class. f!0: second-class, S7. In
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office. Third and Washington atrta, at
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