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JANUARY 6, 1911.
TIIE MORXIJrO OREGOXIAX,
STOCK IS UNSOLD
Total Supply Wool Now 162,
521,200 Pounds.
YEAR AGO WAS 65,198,743
Nearly Thrrfi" Million round Re
main In Growers' Ilands on the
Pacific Coast Production
Last Year by State.
According to tha animal wool review at
the Boat on Commircltl Bulletin, tho total
rnpplr ot all nutria of anaold wool In the
felted states m January 1 waa 183.Sil.200
pounds, against V7.322.437 pounds a year
a co. Tho total npplr o domestic wool oa
I ha Brat of the year waa HJ.5Ti.HXJ pounds.
Thla nmptm with supplies ot domestic
wool la fomiar yaars aa follows: MM 1.437
In 1B1U. S0.&5A100 tn 10. H5M.M" la I'.
M.4IVJ (MS In HOT. TI.4nl.44S In 1VOH. 41.
TS.SU la 1906. 112.OM.0OO la 1B04. Uu.4.-
ars la lau. isa.na.Ti8 ia isoa. jo4.345.soo
la 101. 1:3.848.300 la 1800. SIS.50S7.S6S IB
11PO. 137.3OS.00O In 18, 123.9SS.06O In 187.
1O2.6S4.S0O la 1S9 and S.Klaoo la 180ft.
Blocks remaining on tha Pacific Coast
compare, la pounds, aa followa:
IMf. 1910.
Oree-on 4.V.0n li.MM
Wa.hinirto l.rx I4.i.0
California 2."."" SuO.OuO
Nevada aso.ooo
Tha wool clip of tha country hy talcs,
tor tha years 110. 10o and lHlU. tha record
year, la given:
1910. 190 1WJ.
Main l.So.Ono 1.:o.in S.3"2.:24
N. H'shlre Sii.tx'0 4:i4.i ti.vi.iMj
Vermont ... 1.17.m 1.17'."0 2.472.
Mass. 217.l 310.1100 iM"--
Rhode lal'd. .oi 3.7.v 7S.VJ
Connecticut 1-0.7SU l!n.ix S12.S!.
New York 4.l."".t0 4,!i.Vl.i0 .Sl'H.Sial
New Jersey. S7r..unn 242.0 .Hi-V-M'J
.Pa. ."". t,u..il t.cs.ssd
Ilawara .. 38.fl" :i.rtTS 74.5.11
Maryland .. 7rt.0x S.ix
W. Va 3.4MI.O.IO 3.J-o.4 4.f.;..i
Kentucky .. 3 ". 8.7.V.n. Y.V.9
Ohio I."".!") l.5"".i 21.s:i3.n;.
MKhlcaa ..11.4:i.lx 10.125.ixiO l.37ij..Vt;t
Indiana .... B.-.v..ix).( S.1-.,."J . 4 2.
Illinois .... 4.lx).ixx 4.7:i.ix f.Mt.a.T
Wleroasla a.o71,ix s.r.'.,"..ox 7.1.o-
r!anaaota .. 2-S.iO.oort 2.331.2 - 2..MJ
low. a,4iMi.o 4.7J.-..oix 6.M7.3"l
... .u'Jo.wo a.&-o.oo .e'u"o
Virginia ... l.;. 1.S42..VH1 2.4WI.OIXJ
K. Carolina. 7"S.lx ll.0OO l.lttO.37.1
a Caroiuaaw. "17. .vm .m.ixwl 3lI.IO)
ori1a .... 7Vix 731.23a l.47.41
Florida ... 373.7.-.0 , 3'.7.5.K -4'4
Alabama .V-i.rxx. 1.011.711
Xlaalaelppi . t'K.iiO j.la l.Mli.HS
Uuuuiit 07.t.3"O H73 .-.u.7:.3
Arkuiul .. Kli.ix 1.441. 9-id
T.nnreeee .. 1.I14.7.V. l.:;.l.3io 2.V77
V.rvaua .... 1.3li,i 1.1!. ::.ll7.rl
Kebraaka .. l.;S.ix 1.77.3" 2.432..M4
8 Iiakota... 4.'x'.'.,.3ix 4.3-'3.ix l.vtM.'MiO
N. Dakota.. 1.7...-..'X 1.7-7..--X. 2.44...x)
Montana .. . . 33 ).fiO 3.oo.a 17.rt?.il-t
U'TunUEl ..8H.on7.sno at. 4i . l.l7.30
Idaho U.WIVO 21.ixw.ix Hill W4
Waah'atoa ,4.0onrt 4.I7T..n.x li.7iW.77S
Onion 14.437.rn l.V72.Vl In IMS 1
California ..13.3to.x .3im imio IH.mis.a44
Nada .... S.lS"ix V.M;i.V 4.441.4441
Vt.h 14.173.t 14 VJ.'X H,;JU.1
Coi..rdo . .loi.ix in.w .:;rt.l.-.n
Arlliuu 4v.i. R. 17..V R.J.-7HU
N Mexico.. IV xx 1:. ixxa 1.'.,3.3:
Tiu B.MJ.T.W .IM.:.7.M JU.J41.b07
Oklahoma . SJti.ouO tv.-o.ooo
Tot a la . .31 3H;.7.V 3t7.110.74! SOI. 634 134
wool .. 4.IX)IK 41.IH1.imj 47.ixx).l'0
Total prod.l.U.730 S'a.ll.74l S4M.S3a.13S
Iha anmbar ot ahoap la tna I'nltad etatao
and tha a Tarawa wolafct par floaca. accord
lac to tha annual rartaw of tha American
Wool aad Cotton Reporter, ara aa followa:
Wet. of
Shrep. fleaca.
Ihiumi I'.'t..--x S.0
Arlsona
Arkaaau
California
4 1
14.410
1.497.3X
1.3J1 (0
27.3'Xl
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Connactlcat .......
falawara ...........
Florida ............
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Idaho .
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.. --.S.4.M
.. 6!Mlti4
Illinois .....................
Indiana ....................
Iowa
Kanaaa
KantuckT ................
luiaaaa .............
Mains
Maryland
M asaachosatta
Mtchlcan ..................
Mlnnasota
Mlaalaalcpl ..................
Mtaaoarl ....................
Montana
Nsbraska
Navada
Naw Hanipahlra ............
Now Jaraay ................
Naw Mnlco ................
Naw York .................
North Carolina .............
Norm Iakota ..............
Ohio .................
Oklahoma
Orasoa
Pannaylvanla ...............
Rhoda lalaad ..............
Bout h Carolina
oath Dakota ..............
Tannaaaao
Tazaa
Utah
Varmont
Vlratnia
Waahlnstoa ....
WHt Virginia ..............
Wlaconaia ..........
Wyoming
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raiunais kouhxo wheat iikmlt
latratry roe Callfsraia XlUlas Accatmt Ex
port Bnytaa UahU
Farmara ara boldlnc whaat tightly la tha
Intarlor and faw ara disposed to accept arsa
uimu. offsrsd by bayars. This
aAnaca for tha moat part la quotsd by tho
California opsratora who ara anppiyina m
battar mllllnc damaad tn tha Houth. Thero
baa also boaa soma Inquiry for bluestrra from
onad mUlsra. Tha exporters ware not dis
posed to bay treaty la tha face of rather
dlsconraataa private cablea.
There waa a moderate Eastern demand for
brewing barley. Feed barley aad oats were
arntet. Cos n try holders of oats continue
firm.
Local rereipta la cars were reported by
tha Merchants- Exchange aa followa:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Tlay
Monday aad .
Tueeday . ... 23S 1 -S
Wednesday .... - I 1 S3
Thursday 37 I IS S 14
Tear ago 34 3 lo
fteasoa to datS.tniS SH9 13M B47 la3
j, aga 7117 loo 117S 704 ltil
VX40U) 8TOCK9 Of WHEAT.
Lees Taaat Half ef the Walla Walla Crwp
old.
WALLA WAlXJk. Jan. 5. Fpeclal
Leas than half of tha grain la Walla Walla
County baa been sold, according to the beet
authorities Just how much grain la left
la tha county la hard to say. Figures com
plied by freight officials show that about
S.T3O.00O bushels of grain waa ralaed In tRa
scanty thla year. About 330. 000 bushels of
thla waa barley. Waring about S.4O0. C""XJ
bushels of wheat. According to these offi
ciate there la left about l.oo.000 bushels of
wheat.
rresidoat H. H. McLeaa of tha Farmers'
VaJoa. flgwres tha graia left In the county
at S3 per cent. Of this amount It la said
practically all h la warshoosea. aad most
ef It bx tha Walla Walla warehouse. Prob
tery mat to exceed S per ceat la retained by
the fx .-mora oa their ranch a.
OCMATD FOR OnCKXSS IwTTiOTrS
Xlghteeas Oats BeaaUly raid far AU Klada.
Kanra Ara Weak.
The demand for chickens became stronger
yitarday and buyera stood ready to pay IS
aeata for almost any klad. Ducka were also
rtrm wlta aaloa up to 72 eoata Oeesa aad
.arveea draased.
weak. A few round lota ware raoTed at S4
casta, bat tha general plica ranged from
Xg to 34 cents. Tha course of the markst
from bow oa will depend on the weather
entirely.
There were as sew developments la butter
or cheese. Northern ' buyers ara again dis
posed to bear tha cheese market, but stocks
la this state ara not Urge aad the under
tone Is firm.
TZirrABLX8 IX GOOD &VTTVS.
Celery Ia Two FlmTTful aad Weak Other
Uaes Bteady to Firm.
Receipts of reretables yesterday Included
a ear each of celery, cauliflower and sweet
potatoes, tha Utter from Southern Califor
nia. The local celery market waa top
heavy with 3S.23 per erate quoted.
Cauliflower was plentiful, but there waa a
good demand. Cabbage was firm at 1
- n - .to-k. No cabbage la ex-
pected from California thla ' weak. Bweet
petatoea were strong.
A good many cheap apples are moving at
prices ranging from SO cents to 1. The
demand for fancy stock Is slack.
Routt HappUre af When at Havytaa.
DATTON. Waah.. Jan. S- (Special.) Xot
over 10 par cent of the 1910 and 10 wheat
crops remain uneold.whereea four weeks ago
lees than 60 per cent ot the holdings had
been sold. Approximately 1.000.000 bushels
of grala represents tha selling of the last
two weeks. Ths average prices received has
been SS to 79 cents for wheat and 9S cents
. i m v.i. tha lattar price being
paid for No. I brewing barley. Pome choice
lota of tha latter brought ci-in nere.
Many Orders for Hops.
That hope are needed In the Bast Is made
plain by the large number of orders now
arriving, but the bids ara too low to permit
the local dealers to axeeuta them. The
market la almost oa aa la-cent baala and
attars nnder this figure ara not considered
by growera.
California advices are that Sacramento
growers are bow asking IT cents.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday was as follows:
Clesrtnirs. Balance.
Portland l.oSi.34t o''"?'
Seattle 1.W04.SS4 l.ll.Tit
Tacoma 7M.1WT
Spokane 848. K9 130.8-S
roBTLAan mabjlxtts.
Grain. Floor. Feed. Ft.
WHEAT Track prices: Blucstem. Mc;
cmii. :(; ri-d I'.ussiaa, 80c; alley, bint
83c; 40-fold. b:lc.
HAKl.e.1 reed. 123 par ton; brewing.
S24to23 Per ton.
Vlll.L67l'FK Pran, 23.5024.S0 per
ton- mlddllnga. 31; aborts, ii.JU2.ou;
rolled barley. 2S0 2.
FLOUR Patents. $S.1I arra;
etraighta. $4.1ty4.4: exoorta, 11.11; Va,
ImjT i 10: granam. .; whole wheat.
,UHAT Track prices: Timothy. Willamette
Yallry. lt20 pr ton: Eaatera Oregon.
t;lfl;a: alfalfa. 14: grala hay. la.sa
illiv; clover. $Utl4.
CORN Whole. i:t; cracked. ! per tea.
OA13-.No. 1 white. 2S per ton,
TesTPtablee aad Fratta.
ArrLKS Waxen. 80S II: Baldwin. J5c
51 ii: Northern rpy. iK:oL2ri: Snoar. SI i
Ked Cheek Pippin. l1.3; Winter Banana.
1732; hvltieuberg. S1-23U1-76; Yellow
Newtown. SL73-
SACK VKUKTABLE! Carrota. SltfLXa
hundred; paranipa. ll-33; turnips, fl;
beeta. ll.23wl.S0.
ORIE.N FRUITS Pears. S1.2SOS per box ;
rrapea. 75c ul per box: Malagaa
per barrel: cranoerriea. Slwl-oO per bar
rel: iieralmmani gl.SJ per ox.
VEGF.TAI1LES Beane. ISHc Pr pound:
cabbage. l.2i Per hundred: cauliflow
er. JiI.Jj per crate; celery. California.
IJ0 3-S per crate; cucumbers, t- Pr
box. eggpiaal. 4IWI.3S par erata; garUo.
Sa 12 He per pound: green online, lSo per
doaen: bead lettuce. So per doxen;
hothouas lettuce. TJietlOO PT .boi
peipra IS, per lb.: pumpklna, ll per
lb.; radlahea. ISarXOo per dossa; apreuta
c: aquaah. ltfUaO per la.; tomatoes.
1 1 7 per box.
TKOPICAL FRCITS Oranges, navsts.
52 0 2 7S per box: Japaneee, SI PTr
bundle; tangerines, 12 per boxi lemona. 4;
Florida grapefruit. 4ti; California grape
fruit. eC&Oti 4: bananaa. So par pound; plne
appiea. e per pound. ....
I-OTATOE.S Oregon. Jobbing prices, It.M
0 1.33 per hundred; aweet polatoaa, I J. IS
per hundred. - .
OklO.Sd Buying price. $L40 per bund red.
Cracwrtra. Dried Fralta, Eta,
DKIEU FRU IT Apples, 10a per pound;
carrants. 13S4flSc: aprlcota. 14VsOKo;
datra, packase. 10HO per lb.: .Bgs. bulfc
white or ba.a. by aack. 7ac. otta. SLo-J
1 73. li-l'Ja. hoc; W-Ua SM; lu-la, boo;
bn-ma I sc. ....
b ALU O.N Columbia River. 1-pound tails.
12 10 per doaen; X- pound talis. 83.95; !
pound flata. liXu; Alaska pink. 1-pouad
taila. SI 24 red. 1-pound telle. 10. .
CuPFkihe Koasted, la a ruin a. UOUat
per pound.
NUTS Walnuta. ISftlTo per pound: Bra
all nuts. lie: niuerts. lo; almonda.
lf lttc, pecans. 18c; eocoataata. BOc0l pa'
doaen. chestnuts. 12o per pound; hickory
aula. IOIOo per pound.
SALT Granulated. 1S per It! Half
ground, looe. -S0 par ion: torn. 19 per too.
BEANS email white. 4 lee; large while.
Sc; Lima. c: puts. l'4o; red 34 a I lea as.
e; bayou. 4o.
RICE No. 1 Japan. 4e: cheaper gradaa,
$J.oo4.l3; douthern head. SH7a
1'. C r. E r C hoice. 43- la per ease; sualaed.
SSc por pound. .
SUGAR Dry granulated, fruit and berry.
tf.SO; beet. SS.30; extra C-. til golden C
S4.90; yellow D.. 84.80; cubes (barrels).
SV13: powdered. 14.83. Terma oa remit
tances within IS days, deduct Wjo per pound.
If later than IS days and within SO. days,
deduct aa ter pound. Maple eugar. 180
LHc per pound.
PRODl'CE AT WAX FRAXClSCa
QootatJoas Carrest la the Bay City Mar
ket a.
SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. 6 Tha foliew
produce prlcea were current today:
Vegatablee Cucuinbera, 83 33.23: garlic 4
CySc; green peaa. Sirc; string beana, 109
13c: tomatoes. 7SCW41.13: eKKplaat, SJ7o.
Butter Fancy creamery. SlHo.
Kicaa fetore 34c; lanry ranch. 35c
t heeee Toung America. 16jK.Sc
Millatuffs Bran, HlvM; middlings. 32
4 3a.
Hay Wheat. 190 14; wheat and oats. 90
ll.so; alfalfa. S9i H-
Krult Apples, choice 83c: common, 40c;
Mexican llmea. I4&4.30; I'allfornla lemona.
choice. 83.30: common, 82: oranges, naval.
81.30rr3.30: plneepplce. 8-3.30.
potatoea fallr.a. llurbanka. II. 73 0 190;
sweets. 83II3.S3; Oregon Burbanka. 81. 00 4)
onions SL40 1 1.00.
Hn-elpts Flour. b-VTO quarter sacks;
wheat. o centals; barley. 141,4:10 centala;
oata. I770 reatali; potatoea. S335 aacka;
bran. SO aacks; mlddllnga. IKS aacka; hay.
400 tons.
CHEAP EGGS OFFERED
POKTLAND DEALEHS WUVKEX
TIIE 6E.VTTLE MAURET.
Tillamook Cliees Is Cut Halt a Cent
in tho North Sharp Decline
In Potatoes.
SEATTLE. Jan. 0. (Special.) Tha egg
market waa waa Her tonight than at any
time this week, due largely to lower prices
quoted todsy at Portland and San Francisco.
aa Francleco cams through with a 33 -cent
qutotatlon and Portland dealers offered exxs
here at 3d cents. Seattle dealers held the
price at 40 ceata all day.
There la a marked over-supply of poor
storage and renovated butter, but local stock
la scarce and first-class storaga movea
readily.
Tillamook cheeae sold at 1 eenta to
day, a half rent lower thaa laet week.
Tba poultry market la practically bare.
One of the featuree of the days opera
tions la potatoea was the sals by a specula
tor of two care of fancy Taklma potatoes
that bars been bald In a warehouse for
about 80 dare, at F."S per ton. Thla quota
tion la less thaa hotdera of track stock ara
""TheJapaneaa orange market Is top-heavy.
Onlona were steady at the new 3-cent price.
The grain markets were Inclined to be
mora active, at any rate tha ton waa
firmer and millers paad 84 eenta for blue-
at Vita.
rry AU-ka hjUibut void at 10 cnta pr
aae.. eiria rxt fl Haft ttlarhMt flUOtaV-
itAits vrr mad on thla miu-kwU Jba prtc
HOGS
DIE
HIGHER
North Portland Market Lifted
to $9.10.
ALL CATTLE ARE STRONG
Registered Shorthorn Heifers From
Union, Or., Sell at $6.25 Prime
California Steers Bring )6.0
and Choice Cows $5.75.
The hog market at tha stockyarda was
lifted a full dime yesterday, thus verifying
ths expectations of a higher market. A
small load ot 87 head, averaging 1T pounds,
sold at S0.10. Another small lot wont at S3.
Ths feature of tha cattlo market was the
sale of three extra ' Una heifers at 86.26.
They were registered Shorthorns and were
raised by W. J. Townley. of Unlon Or, and
shipped In by Kiddle Bros.
Steers were strong. The top was touched
at 88.90 on tha sale ot a bunch of 100
head from Edison. Faulk A Co.. feeders,
of Gazelle. CaU Other ateers sold at 88-23
down to 83. Cowa moved at A2S to 8S.T8
and calves at 16.10 to IT.
A bunch of lambs brought 88. Ho sheep
were sold.
The receipts for tha day wars 208 cattle,
83 calves. 30 sheep and 203 hogs.
Shippers of the stock were J. C Davis,
Sliedds. 1 car or cattle, sheep and hogs; W.
W. Cooper. Welser, 1 car ot cattle and
calves; Kiddle Brothers, Union, 1 car of cat
tle and calves; C. M. Sevier, who drove In
eight hogs; C. F. Fordyce, Knterprlse, 1 car
of hogs, and C Whltmore. Enterprise, 1 car
of hogs.
The days gales were aa follows:
Weight. Price.
5 calv 2'0 ! -00
21 cows
- S steers
18 cows
9 hogs
1 bull
70 lambs
:! heifers
21 calvea
IN aieera
S cows
1 cow
2 steers ................
. Ir4 4.26
O.-.S o.nu
.....l"l "
172 9.00
1300 3.7S
..... 7S 50
1415 t!2r
442 .1)
a.3 6.2.-
llftU 4.7.0
.....12Hi 8.75
105 .25
mm r. fin.
i t r """flfST. 175
x buiis .r.'rrrrriri i3w 4.25
"1 COWS 105 4 Sj
sl "wi v7 ?;
1 cows l'rJ gr?
steers
4 cows ,,AI! i'r.;
84 cows yn;
1,- hoaa .......... 1U7 V.nr
lOO steers " 12-3 6.90
s steer?. r.r:"".rrr.rr....r.. 9-. o
23 steere 222
5 steers ?; S?
2S cows "-35
Prices current on the vsrious clsases of
stork at the Portland Union Stockyards were
sa followa: .,
Prime steers aiWiiiw
(rood to choice steers........... .ew
Fslr to good steers 8.00W 6.60
Common steers
Choice to prime cows B. J. is
Good to choice beef cows ...... 4.i6W 6.-3
Fair to choice beef cowa 4.23 'i 4-iS
Common to fair beef cows ! !5
Good to choice heifers........... 4.75 5.0O
Fair to good heifers............. 4.50 4.T5
Common to fair heifers 4.00V 45
Choice to good tat bulls 8 7o J.oO
Fair to good fat bulls 8.2SJ 8.60
Common bulls S-5
tlood to choice light calves 7.00 ty 7.50
Fair to good light calvea SSOW T OO
Good to choice heavy calves.... 6-25tf a oo
Fair to good heavy calvea 4.75i 8.23
Common calves MS" J.
Uood to cholca stags 4.504 8.00
Fair to good stag. J0 4 50
Choice hoge M51 ? -
Good to eholce hogs 8.SOW til
Yearling wethers, grain-fed 4.754 6.00
Old wethers, grain-fed. 4.26 4 4.60
Choice ewes, grain-fed 2-I?X 11a
Feeders ........................ o o1 0.00
Choice lain be, grain-fed I
Good to choice, grain-fed 6.00 B.J3
Fair to good B.2& 8-18
Poor lambs 4.964, 5.00
Hsy-fed shsep and lamas iOa lower thaa
graio-fed.
Chicago IJvestoek Market.
CHICAGO. Jan. 8. Cattle Estimated re
celpta, 12.00O. Marktt, 5(loc lower, ileevea.
84.ojtf7.ixj: Texas ateers. 84 35j 4.60. Weat
srn steers, 84.30C8W; stockera snd feed
era. S. 7015 60; cows and heifers, S2.o0(f
S.30-. calves. S7.0Olr9.2S.
Hogs Kstlmated receipts. Sfl.OOO. Market,
slow. 10c lower. Light. 87.S0tj8.10; mixed.
87.b0O8.lS: heavy. 87.sOtia.15; rough. ti.bO
4x7 90- good to choice heavy. 87.90AH.1S,
pica. S7.50'ir.13: bulk of sales. 8S0V8-10.
Sheep Kstlmated receipts. 20.uOO. Market,
weak. Native. 82-no 9 4. 80; Western. 32.764
4.6ti; yearlings. 84 73i 5 tO; laniba, native,
84.76Cd.o0; Western. 83 80.60.
STOCK TONE IRREGULAR
:
TRADING IX WAlXi STHEET DE
CLINES MATERIALLY.
Gas and Traction Shares Show Most
Strength--Easier Tendency In
the Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6. Much of the early
week's elasticity In the stock market was
lacking today. Business fell off percepti
bly and prlcea moved Irregularly wltnout ap
parent Intltlatlve. ' Certain of the special
ties displayed marked strength, this being
Dsrtlrulnrly true of the gaa stocks. United
States Steol held Its leadership In point ot
activity, but reflected Intermittent eelllng.
Local tractions were Inactive until the last
hour, when a general upward movement In
Intcrborough Metropolitan Issues gsvs rise
to ths belief that developments favorable to
that system would soon be announced.
Figures published by the Treasury Depart
ment In Waahlngton Indicate that the Uov
ernment's receipts are Increasing. They
are already 83U.tiO0.O00 over tho previous
fiscal year, much of thla accruing from
Urger Internal revenuea and corporation
taxva.
Money conditions worked easier hero to
day, the rate for call loons being no higher
than 5", per cent. Numerous out-of-town
Institutions loaned freely around that figure
and as low aa 4 W per cent.
Many belated railroad reports for Novem
br were Issued. Grest Northern ehowed
a decrease In freight revenuea of 8370.000
and a net decrease In earnings ot 8490.U0O.
Erie's operating expenses Increased 8174.000,
with a net decrease of S273.0O0. The At
lantic Coast Lino reported heavy Increase In
operating expenses, with a net loss of 8150.
0u0 Larger freight earnings by ths Chi
cago. Rock Island a Pacific Kailroad system
r-suited In a 800.000 net Increase. The
Chicago. Burlington A Qulncy, by reason ot
a largo reduction In costs of operation, re
ported a net gain for November of 8430.000.
The bond market waa Irregular, with ce
pacia! weakneea in Wabaah extension 4s.
The days buanleaa was fairly large, with
total aalea. par value, 13.644.000. United
r tales Government bonds were unchanged
oa call.
CLOSINQ STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
AIMS Chal Pt .. 2TVi
Amal Copper .. a, 400 S OSj 3
aEcS' --i 5
imtonS?,' IX 11" l
Am HlaUfl..."- ..... JW
Am Ice becur .. 200 1854 18 1
Am LoconollVe: "ip, aH 89
1m Smal Ret 10.700 73 74 74 uj
do preferred.. ......
Am Fteel Fdy.. SO0 45 44 Vi 44 J,
Am Sugar Kef.. 3iK 113 115 113
Am Tol A Tel.. 1.W-0 141H 141 141 S
m Tobacco pf. 10 M 93 93
Am Woolen .... 8' 82 8IH a
Anaconda M Co 2cx 39H 3is sji.
AtrhUon e.OuO K'2i 102 V, lo2Vi
d nraferred!. 200 1"2 HUH J02
At Coaat LrniLl S0 117V 1 17 S 117H
Bait A Ohio 7T 20 10S? lf.M lo;i
JUthlehem H.eel 1o J. 5054 80 V.
IcaTpaslflo aa. ,400 197. 199-, 197i
Central Leather
Uo preferred..
Central of N J.
Ches Ohio . .
Chicago A Alton
Chi Gt West ..
do preferred..
Chicago N W
C, M A tit P ..
C. C, C A St L.
Col Fuel A Iron
Col A Southern.
Coneol Gaa ....
Corn Products..
Del A Hudson..
D A R Grande.,
do preferred..
Distillers Seourl
82
104
2S0
2
30
. 224
45 4
142 Vi
1244
644
31
67 H
140 V,
14V4
1(1
29'
Si
83 4
274
,411
32
131
125
64
132 V,
194
65
111
1BH
12V4
40 Vi
18
82 i
64 Vi
IOR14
144
24
1.12
82
6.3
48
4H4
65 V,
37 '4
111V4
4ii
1014
65 "4
1174
29
129
1(K14
9SV4
IS
31
168 Vi
82
153 i
31
93
80 Vi
60 Vi
88
25
61
49 Vi
llrti
26
62 V4
344
26 Va
23
52 'i
1731
3 V4
08 Vj
36 Vi
74
117V4
454
62 Vi
16
34 Vi
BO
66
74 V4
94
29.500
1.700
2MJ
6"0
2'0
100
1,800
600
140
15
ins
,294
64
33
274
40 Vi
13SVi
1R6
29
.
3S4
27
40 Vs
do 1st pf ....
do 2d pf ....
Gen Electric ..
Gt North pf ..
Gt North Ore..
Illinois Central.
Interbor Met ..
do preferred. .
Inter Harveater
Inter Marine pf
Int Paper
Int Pump ......
Iowa Central
K C Southern..
do preferred..
Laclede Gaa .
Loula A Nash..
Minn A St L ..
M. S P A S S M
Mo. Kan A Tex.
do preforred..
Missouri Paclllc
Nat Biscuit ....
Nat I-eed
Mex N Ry 2 pf
N T Central ...
N Y. Ont A Wes
Norfolk A Wes
North Am . ....
North Pacific ..
Pacific Mall ...
Pennsylvania ...
People's Gas ...
P. C C A St L..
Pittsburg Coal..
Pressed S Car..
Pull Pal Car . .
100
J.1'0
700
SOO
4.3'Hj
2.000
152 H
123 V
57
1321,
2014
654,
152 '4
124 V
nit
132 Vi
19
64 Va
40O
200
SOO
1.000
" 'l.BOO
I'M I
100
"666
""boo
'"inn
6.500
100
124
40-4
19
32 4
iosii
145
23
'S3
4Si'
B6t4'
37 "4
112 Vk
1214
404
184
32 Vi
145
"si'vs
"is""
"MVi
85 4s
111.
5,700 102 101 Vi
l.00
1IK
4.11H)
1.400
100
1O0
r.oo
200
11
2S
129 4
HSt4
994
174
81V4
160 V4
ies
1174
29 Vi
12H
108
68 '4
17
81
160
162 Vi"
Ry Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel..
9.600
do prererrea.
Rock Island Co
do preferred..
Ft L A S F 2 pf
St L Southwest.
do preferred..
Sloes-Sheffield M
Southern Pao ..
Southern Ry .
do preferred..
Tenn Cooper . ..
2,500
100
100
30 H
HI
89
30 Vi
l
80
"eix
115
2H
2V4
34 4
28 Vi
"S4'
172
93 Vi
200 02
6,700
700
100
400
SOO
"ioo
lies
21 44
24
83 Vi
26 V.
173 i
934
:74ii
117Vs
45 H
62 "4
1S
85
61
74 Vi
Texaa & Pacific
Tol. St L A Wes
do prererrea.
Union Pacific .
do preferred.
TJ S Realty ...
U S Rubber ..
IT R Steel
69.70I)
600
82. 900
734
117 Vi
45 H
62
1
84 Vi
60 Vi
do prererrea..
Utah Copper . . .
Va-Caro Cliem .
Wabash
do preferred..
Western Md ...
Westing Klec
Western I'nloru.
Wheel ALE..
1 - V. i V. Vnllntf
1,000
9O0
70(1
1.1O0
700
100
'""66
T.200
17H
178
17694
. . . 1. - .1 .- iifiiwlA shares.
loiai saica iui uib
BONDS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. Closing quotations:
T7. s. ref. 2a reg-lOO IN. Y. C K 8V4S.89V4B
No. paciflo 3s... 70 i
t.Mf!o 4a 10OV4
do coupon ...iwx
V. B. 3s reg 102
do coupon ...12
TJ. s. new 4a reg.ll.tV,
do coupon ...loH
D. A R. Q. 4S... 94B
Union Pacific 48.100 Z
Wis. Central 4s. 93B
Japanese 4s .... 90
Money, Exchange, Etc
NEW YORK, Jan. S. Money on call, 4 VI
4SSV4 Ppr cent; ruling rate, 6; closing bid,
4Vi: offered at 4Mi. m
Time loans fairly active and strong. 60
days and 90 days, 8viJ8i per cent; six
months. 3M per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4i5 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual busi
ness In bsnkers' bills st 84.822504.8250 for
ftO-dsr bllla and at 84.S540 for demand.
Commercial bills. 84.61 Va 4.42 Vi.
Bar allver. 64 Vic
Mexican dollars. 45c
Government bonda. steady; railroad bonds.
Irregular. '
LONDON. Jan. 0. Bar silver Steady,
33 3-10d per ounce.
Money 2 2 per cent.
The rate of discount In tha open marxet
for ahort bills Is 8VitTSl-d J" nt: Ior
three months' bills, 8 5-16934 per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. . Sterling on
London. 60 days. 84.83 Vi; sterling on Lon
don, sight, 84-834.
Drafts Sight. 6c; telegraph. Sc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 6. Exchange on- New
York, par.
Coadltloa ef tho Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5. At the beginning
of business today the condition of tne
I'nlted Btatea Treasury waa:
Working Glance la trury of
In banks and Phlllplns treasury.. 8a,8iil.68
Total balance In general fund.... 87.045.C63
Ordinary receipts yesterday !' , J'i' i2J
Disbursements , A'.o
The deficit to data this flspfl year
1.343.011. as against 824.602,947 at this
time last year. , .
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions. a
Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON, Jan. 6. Closing quotations:
Alloues 86 Vi I Nevada Con. ... 18 "4 1
Amalg. Oopper.. 63V,'Niplaslng Mines.. 10vi
A. Z. L. A Sm.. 23 INorth Butts..... 9V4
Arlxona Com. .. 14 l.North Lake 6 V,
Atiniio 3 lOld' Dominion... 88B
- t - . . . . . , , 1 .
B A C C A 8 M. UltOsceola
uaceoi,
parrott (8. A C) 114
Butte Coalition. 18
Cat. A Arlsona. ei
Cel. Jk ttecla 610
Qulncy 70
Shannon UVi
Centennial 14A
Superior ........ ow ya
Sup A Boa afln.. SVi
Sup A Pitts Cop. 131
Tamarack 47 Vi
U. 8. 8. R. A M. 834
do preferred . . 46
Utah Con 134
Utah Copper Co. 45 4
Cop. Ran. C. Co. 6iVi
K. Butte Cp. M. 12
Franklin 94
Glroux Con. ...
I. Rovale iCod.1 15
Kerr Lake 644
Lake Copper.... 4 V
Miami Oopper.. .
Mohawk
19 V, 1 Winona SVi
43 Wolverine .j.-a.. lltf
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. S. Standard copper,
oulet: spot. January and February. 12.104
12.20c; March and April, 12-1612.25c
London, llrm: spot, 156 15s; futures, 57 lis
Sd. Custom-house returns show exports of
2412 tons so far this month. Lake copper,
13.004J 13.23c; electrolytic, 12.75 ! 13.00c, and
casting, 12.50012.76.
Tin. quiet; spot and January, 39.860
89 73c; February. 89.1089.0Oc; March and
April. 89.0039.60c London, dull; spot.
"Lead, quiet. A45.50o New York; 4.80
84 850 East St. Loula London. 13 6s.
Spelter, quiet. 6.6565.65o New York; 5.40
e 6.45c East St. Louis. London. 24.
Iron Cleveland warrants. 60s HVid In
London. Locally iron was quiet. No. 1 foun
dry Northern, S15-26 16.25; No. a. 14.75fl
15.75; No. 1 Southern and do soft,
815.A3C 13.73.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6. Coffee futures closed
steadv. net 5 points to 7 points higher. Sales,
114 000 bags. January, 11.40c; February,
ll'45c: March. 11.50o; April. 11.44c; May,
1143c; June. 11.35c; July, 11.83o; August.
1124c- Soplember. 11.18c; October. lL07o;
November. lLUc; December, 10.96c Spot
coffee, steady. No. 7 Rio, 13Vic; No. 4
Santos. 13Tc Mild coffee, quiet; cordova,
"r,1 sugar, nominal; centrifugal, .86 test.
S S0c to 8.86c; muscovado. 8.30 to 8.36c;
molasses sugar. 8.06 to S 11c Refined,
quiet.
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6. Evaporated apples,
quiet with buyers and sellers apart; on ths
Spot, fancy Is quoted at 12Vi&13o; choice,
11'tailVic; prime, tlHtJllwC.
prunes. In leas active demand, both ror
local consumption and for export, but of
ferings are small and prices steady, quota
tfona ranging from 7V4 to lOlio for Calif or
nla7upio 80-4OS and lOSllc for Orogons
from 60s to 80s.
Peaches. Inactive, but prices firmly
held: choice. 7ic; extra choice, 8V48Vio
fancy. SJ9Via.
f-bleSHTO Produce Market,
CHICAGO Jan. B. Butter Steady;
amarle 2302eo; dairies. 24925o.
creameries. w reeipta, 1260 cases at
mark! case T Included. 19Viy22Vic; firsts,
"cneeaeterd1?: dateles. IBOlSHc; twln
13tV 18 TiTYoung Americas, 15H5Vic; long
horns. 16Vilf:
New York Cotton Market.
vrtf YORK. Jan. 5. Cotton futures
eliedflrin. C oslng bids: January 14.73o:
IVrS 14.Hc; March, 14.99c; April,
fsoocaiay, 1612c; June and July. 15.13c;
August. 1440: October. 1345C
ASpot Clo-ed steady. 10 1 Point, higher v Mld
nplands, 15c; do gulf. 16.25c No sales.
Hops at Now York.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6. Hops Firm ; Pa
ciflo Coast. 1910. 18821c.
Duluth Flax Market.
DCLUTH, Jan. 6. Flax on track to arrive
12.65; May. $2.69
Wool at St, Iula.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 6, Wool Unchanged.
1.300 82 814
400 104 Vi 104
"s'.66o "ei'vi 'si it
... f. . ..... .....
...... ..... .....
""306 i42i i-iivi
2I2O0 125 Va 124
100 OS 06
Bonds
Investments
TimberLands
HcCRATH NHJHAUSEN CO.
701-2-3-4-5 Lewis Bldg.
Pwtland Oregon
Territory and Western mediums. 21 22c:
AM mediums: 1719c: fine, '.'
Medium grades, combing and clothing.
22 23c; light fine. 20 22c; heavy fine, 16
&JU7c; tab wash. 200 33o.
WHEAT TAKEN REEL.
STROXG DEMAND IX MIDDLE
WESTERX MARKETS,
Canse Sharp Advance at Chicago.
Primary Receipts Are Lighter.
Estimated Argentine Shipments.
43HICAQO, Jan. 6. With the exception of
a momentary dip at the outset, wheat prices
advanced rapidly all day. Leading longs
openly added to their holdings on the way
up. Northwestern centers, where the dimi
nution of arrivals had been most pro
nounced, surpassed Chicago In tho extent
of the bulge, and were buyera here, Minne
apolis was reported outbidding Kansas City
for hard Winter wheat in Nebraska, but not
setting much at the advance. Primary re
ceipts today showed a falling off of more
than a third, compared with a year ago. It
was also noticed that Argentine shlpmenta
for the week promised to bo only 4S0.0OO
bushels against 2.800,000 bushels for the pre
vious seven days. Initial weakness was due
to lower European quotations, which after
the first few minutes of trade were com
pletely ignored. May ranged from 8o to
99c ana closed lVilio net higher at
994G99C . .
Competition from investors and specula
tors kept corn values on the Jump. Coun
try offerings, however, showed a huge In
crease. Fluctuations In the May option
were between 484c and 494c with final
sales at 49Vi49HC a gain of o over last
night. Cash corn waa firm. No. 9 yellow
closed at 46Vi47c
In oats tho market held firm in sympathy
with other grains. May sold from 84o to
84i34Vc finishing 440 up at 8484V4c
Provialons were easy at first, but were
helped later by the advance ot all cereale.
When the pit was cleared pork had In
creased in cost 100 to 20c, lard was dearer
2Vic to 5c and ribs 10c to 12Vic.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
nnn. Hleh.
Low. Close.
8 .94 Vi
.8 .9Vi
.944 .96
.93 Vi .94 Vi
.46 .48 Vi
.481 .49
.494 .6Vi
.60?, .61 Vi
.34Vi -84
.4 .34 Vi
.SV4 -83 Vi
Jan.......
May
July
Sept
Jan......
May
July
Sept
May
July
Sept
May ..
Jan.......
May
July
Jan. ......
8 .944 8 .9oVi
.98Vi -99
.94H -OS
.98Vi -94Vi
CORN.
.45 .45 V4
.49 v 49'
.49 .60 W
.60 .61V
OATS.
.14V4
.344
.S4Vt
.S3 Vi
.34 54
.33 Vi
xr i.- ia rrm K.
18.81V4 18.87V4 18tVi 18.80
LARD.
10 17V. 10.62V4
,0.10 10.22 Vi
19.00 10.10
10.874
10.07 Vi
. 10.00
10.45
10.15
10.87 Vi I
SHORT RIBS.
10.t7Vi 10 80 10.87V4
a?4?f 9 1111 9.77V4
10.00
8.90
May
Cash "quotations were aa follows:
Flour 13 cents nisi"".
Barley Feed or mixing, 60T2o; fair to 1
choice maltlmr. 85fj0c
Flaxseed No. 1 Southwestern, 3.; No.
1 Northwestern. $2.68.
Timothy seed tlO.
Clover 315. ...
-Pork Mess, per barrel. SlS TSfflSO,
Lard Per 100 pounds. 310.45.
Short ribs Sides (loose). 8.87i 010.86
l-ldes Short, clear (boxed), 810.62 ViO
10.75.
Grain statistics:
Total olearances of wheat and Hour wars
equal to 18,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 329.000 bushels, compared with 621.
000 bushels the corresponding day a year
ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 12 cars; corn. 172 cars; oats, 108
cars; hogs, 28,009 head.
. Receipts.
Flour, barrels 29.300
Wheat, bushels ......... 75.600
Corn, bushels 872,600
Oats, bushels 828,800
Shipments.
14.800
32.S00
147.100
448,000
Rye, bushels 8.600
Barley, bushels 148.500 84,600
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. S. Wheat close:
May. 31.0SV4; July, 81.00; No. 1 hard,
SlOOVi ; No. 1 Northern. 11.08 Vi 1.09; to
arrive, 81.08 1.09; No. 2 Northern. 11,06
107V4; to arrive, 81.05 1,07 Vi ; No. 8
wheat. 81.03(01.06.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON. Jan. 6. Cargoes steady. Walla
Walla for shipment, 86s.
English country markets partially 6d
dearer.
French country markets dull.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 6. Wheat (March, 7s
lV,d; May, s ld; weather cloudy.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6. Wheat Firm.
6potquotatlona: Wheat Shipping, 31. CO
C162Vi per cental. Barley Feed. 81-12Vj S
1 13i per cental; brewing. 31.161.17Vi
per cental. Oats Red. 6 1.07 Vi 1-27 H Per
cental; white. 11.47 Vi 6 1-55 per cental;
black. (1.356 1.40 per cental.
Call board salea: Wheat No trading.
Barley May, $1.17 Vi Pr cental; December.
$1.174 bid per cental. $1.18'. asked per
cental.
Grain Markets of tho Northwest.
SEATTLE. Jan. 5. Milling quotations
Bluestem, 85o: fortyfold, 83c; club, 82o:
fife. 62c; red Russian, 80c Export wheat
Bluestem. 82c; fortyfold. 80c; club, T9o:
fife, 7 Bo; red Russian, 77c Yesterday's car
receipts were: Wheat, 16 cars; corn, 4 cars;
oata, 4 cars; barley, 4 cars; hay, 7 cars.
TAOOMA, Jan. S Wheat Export grades:
Bluestem. 84 in 84 Vic: club. 82; 82 Vic; red
Russian. 80c; fortyfold, 83c Milling: Blue
stem. 844V.c; club. 82Vic; red Russian.
HOc: fortyfold. K3c. Receipts Wheat, 31
Resolved
That Portland
should cease ex
perimenting with
different pave
ments and per
manently adopt
Bitulithic
lumbermetns 1
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH aad STARK STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Capital $50G000
OFFICERS,
G. K. Weatwortb, Preatdeat
John A. Keating; ..Vice-President
Geo. t. McPheraoa Vice-PTeaident
G. M. Rice. Cnahler
F. A. Freeman Assistant Cashier
Graham Dukehart. ... Assistant Cashier
Merchants National
- Bank
Portland,
CAPITAL AND
AccoTonta of Banks, Corporations, Firms and Indi
viduals solicited.
Every courtesy consistent with prudent and con
servative banking extended to our depositors.
Portland Trust Co.
of Oregon
Capital, - $300,000
Surplus and Profits, 76,000
4 per cent interest paid on savings deposits,
computed semi-annually.
Accounts of individuals, firms and corpora
tions invited.
H. L. Pittock, President.
F. W. Leadbetter, Vice-President.
Emery Olmstead, Vice-President and Manager,
fc A. 5. Nichols, Vice-President.
B. Lee Paget, Secretary. i . t i
First National Bant
Capital $1,500,000 .
Surplus 750,000.
Oldest National Bank West of tM,
Rocky Mountains 1 ' '
Bank Notice
Security Savings and Trust Company
Corbett Building Fifth and Morrison Stroot
Cafcital end Surplus $953,003
Invites Accounts of
Merchants, Individuals and Savings
cars; barley. S cars; oats, 1 car; hay, 8
cars.
THRIFTY MAIM LOSES $100
Rancher Walts Two Days Before
Advertising for Money.
"WHITE SALMON, "Wash., Jan. 5.
(Special.) Charles Frlck dropped his
wallet, containing- $100, while on the
way home and has Just recovered It.
So thrifty Is Frlck that he wheeli i all
his supplies In a harrow to his little
five-acre plot up the valley, which to
Is strung-ling to set to trees;HJ!en
for two days before coming to town to
advertise the loss.
TRAVELEKff OC1P1L
San Francisco, Los Anjelss ani
San Diego Direct
Worth Pacific B. a Coe S. B. Koaaoke
an B. Elder aaU every Wednesday
Elrnttely at 4 T P. at.
KxiS- jflUtl'Sr. Faaseaa Aaoafc
fhoaas at. ISle. A late.
iv FBAJTCISCO rOUTLAXD 68. CO.
New service to Vom AnBeles via San Fran
cisco svery five oays.
From Ainsworth dock. Portland, 4 P. M.
BS2b City Jan. 7, Beaver 1. Bea 17.
From Ban Francisco, northbound 12 K.
6S Beaver Jan. , Bear 11, Boaa City 16.
From San Pedro northbound,
u Bear Jan , Bose City 14, Beaver 19.
II. O. Smith. C. T. A 148 Third St.
ji W Ransom, Acent, Alneworth Dock.
phones t Main 408. 286; A 140s.
COOS BAY LINE
CTEAMSB BBBAKWATKB sails from
Alaska dock. Portland. P. M. Deo. IS, 20.
ilTjaS. 1.10. 17. i4. Bl. Feb. T. 14. il. and
every Tuesday night thereafter during : the
w'nTsr. Fr?lrht received at Alaska ock
ontll 6 P. M. dally. Passenger fare ftrst
claai. llOi aecod-olaas. $7, Including meals
and berth. Ticket, on sals at AlnsworU
Ixick. Phones Mala 3SS. A 12S4t
Oregon.
SURPLUS, $350,000.00
TBAVELER'S GtJIDK.
LONDON PARIS HAMBURG
BBATAVTA Jan. 21, 8 A. M.
(flTiKH. GRANT ..Jan. 28, 0 A. M.
PKNXSYLVAMA Feb. 8, 1 P. M.
tKAIEUCf AUO. C....Feb. 11. 10 A. M.
tUnexcelled Rltz-Carlton a la Carte Restau
rant, Gymnasium. Elec. Baths, Elevator,
Palm Garden. "Second Cabin only. J Ham
burs: direct Hamburg? via Cherbourg.
GIBRALTAR. AlXilERS. NAPLKS. GENOA.
By new 17.000 ton steamers, equipped with
all modern safety appliances. Electrio
Baths. Gvmnaslum, Elevator, etc.
S. 8. TLF,VKI,AN1 Jan. 8, 10 A. M.
S. 8. CINCINNATI.. .....Feb. 14, March
19. S. BAT A VIA Feb. S
INRPles and uenoaomy.
I r'UTTClTtfl (M T A WTVaa art.B
r. ;W?..- - . nig irtw! a w.-m a
ORIENT
Madeira. Santa. Ttal-r.
Greece, Turkey, Ea-y1t.
tioiv l.and. Nile. etn.
Finest Trip Ever PlanneA.
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