TIIE MORNING OKEGOXIAX, "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1918.
5EE0 STOCK TAKEN
Fair Demand for Garnets and
American Wonders.
POTATO PRICES ARE STEADY
I'wcnt j-Two Cars Are Reported Oat
from This State, Billed to Cali
fornia and Southwestern Points.
IVraihrr Market la East.
Tm demand for potatoes eoatlnoo light,
at th market Is fairly steady. Ther Is
a fair snipping xoovmnl. 1 cars being
reported oat from this state ainaa rrldar.
Tb destination of tb shipment .wer
ftockten, S car: Naples, Tax.. 1 car: Ro
vttl. CaJ. 1 car; Oakland. 1 car; 8aa Fran
cisco, 4 car: New Orleana, 3 can: Saa Aa
tnnlo. 1 car: Los An 1 car: Sacra
rr.ento. ( car: Dallas, Tea.. 3 ear: Fort
' Worth. 1 car. Moat f tba baying U af
saad stock. Bvyars ar paying at loading
potato SI.MOt.TS for Oarcats aad 11.259
)U for A marl can Wonders. Bnrbanka la
car lots aro being taken at HOI -9 aad
for a fsw fancy lota II 3 Is being paid,
Tb Jobbing demand la Inactive. Wll
rraded B urban Its from high laad ar quot-
d oa lha errrat St tt.SSVt.4t and ordinary
'suck st II 1301 33- Waahlngtoa Netted
. Coma ara bald at II sosl
Market eoadltloa at leading points ar
roportad by wtr to tb local afflco of tba
Serosa af Karkats as follows:
Butt. Mont. No fresh arrivals Raral.
sacked, ear hundredweight. fITSOt.SO.
Seattle Wash. Reipts light. Daniand
alow Locala. sacked, nor hundredweight,
- tiei so: Taklma. Netted Cams. Ocl 75.
Spokane. Wash. No demand. Mixad
wbltaa aaekad. par hundredweight. 1 1 23
Oman a. Nab. Arkaaaas t. Illinois L ar
rtvad Total of flv cars oa track, Including
krokaa and nnbrekaa. Supplies adaqnata.
Dotnasd and movement slow, Market steady.
Sit sad white from varies Stat, eoallry
ad coadttoa rood, sacked, par bnndrad
wtlsht. 8202.23: Co'orado. mixed whites,
quality aad eoadltloa generally rood, aarkad.
par hundredweight. II ualll: Nebraska
red, quality and condition raaamlly rood.
stacked, ear nundredwelxbt. 113 93.10
pons, evadl'lota variable. 1 1 23 O I 75,
Saa rrancljca Or. yon and Washington
racicts Ight. Good demand for fancy
stock. Oregon. Mnrbanka. from storage.
wckf par sandrdwight. 17; California
Xnrbaeka. sacked, par hundredweight.
II A Joobins
Carcsso wieeoeetsj . Waahlnrtoa 3. afln
! 1 aad 3 from unreported origin ar-
nvad. Total af IT car on tb track, la
rinding boke aad anhrokea. Opanlnr
xnarket to ay. demand aad movement mod
sat. Mark! firm. Vary fra early sales.
Trark price, oatweighta. car lota. I
kLneeeota Round Whites, bottom frosted.
:!. per bundr-dweiga:. car. Wis.
roan a K mn field ru. sacked, par has.
dredwelght. II.W
innrroli Minnesota I arrived: 8
treses car a track. C!oeln price yaa-
t-rdr aad opening today, car lot, C. a. a.
aliauapoll. damaad aod. market firm.
' mewement moderata Mixed whiles, qnalliy
aad eoadltloa rood, aarkad. par hundred
weight, mootly aroand t - need stock, do
maxd good, tlllaa Triumphs aackad.
ficsdrodwairbt. moetly 1.1413 301 one car.
Ill Rsas. Burbaaks sad Ohio. IJS1K
car emall-aiaed Peoria. I.IWl
Denver from Weatern fs.ope of Colorado
I. Idabo t. Waahlnrtoa 1. arrived. Total
mt ZJ aabrekea car oa track. Jobblar
pfeea yaatarday. demand and movement
vary a!or Market araak.- Oraalay district,
white, quatity and eoadltloa varlabla. prao-
tlcaPy as Jobbing, very few solas, beat.
Sl3t3o: seanr -aw aa 11.33, sarkod.
pat handredwetgbt. Weatara aiooo McOrare
aad Knmmtf. best. 11.601.70: poorer
Molly II SOl
Fort Worth Tax tdaho 3. Calorads 3.
Ckragwa L Cattfsrnla 1. arrtvad. Demand
aad movement Improvtng. Idahos. Cola,
radoa. qnallty aad coalition ganarally
rood, mixed wbltaa. 120 0 3.30; Bvuoatta,
1123 0.- i
croaaas In Oregon and Washlartoa ranrad
from ll.SOO.000 to I3.0v0.000. Bat In eacb
of tba thro states th number was smaller,
with a reduction of 1S1 In California. 104
la Waahlnrtoa and 43 la Orsron. Similarly.
there wr fwr defaalta ta manufacturlnr
trading acd othar commercial brancbr. aad
ths Utter class alona disclosed larger lia
bilities Tb expansion, borverv was heavy,
dus to tb much greater sum Involved In
Washington and Oregon. Tb summary fol
lows:
Narnnar UaMTItles.
1017. 1'.1L 11S 1!I7
Whlngton ar. ;.js $ a4 4TT
Orason KH So :3
CiJ.Iornla IMS 1.134 b.o;.li'J
Pacific .. 1.311 I MS JlS.233.rJS
LOCAL TOO VARKJrr IS 6TRONCEB
Shipmeal ta Ontalds rolats 1TU1 Can)
l'arthrr Advance.
Th egg market a as strong yesterday St
4S cents, caa count. On th basis of tb
Eastern and California markets tb local
prle should have bean higher, but tber
bav been no shipment of consequence yet.
though Inquiries from th outsid ar mors
numerous
Butter was steady to firm with' SO cents
again quoted on country creamery extras.
The local and shipping demand for poultry
I holding price at a hlrb UveL Heavy
hens sold at 31 9 23 cants and light bens at
33 ceats. Uood d re seed turkeys brought 33
cents
Dressed pork dragged with IS eenta ths
STOCK LIST LOWER S H
8.5O10 boM.
OOsT. ...
2 boca...
Traders Do Not Take Kindly
to President's Statement."
PRICES OFF 2 TO 5 POINTS
beat pries obtainable.
17sj VIS cents.
Veal was steady a
New Variety af Bhobarb.
J. Kleger. of Marshland. Columbia Coanty,
yesterday brought to Portland a sample of
a aew variety of rhubarb ho baa enginatod.
It Is a perpetually growing sort which pro-
dacod throughout last Winter aad is do
In i oven better this Winter. Mr. KJeger
believes It will displace ths common straw
barry rhubarb, which Is being general:
cultivated In this atata.
Florida Grapefruit Dna Tsday.
A car of Florida grapefruit will arrive to
day and will b offered at l:3u-J0 Or
ange an holding firm with It! AO tb ton.
A car each of sweet potaioea, lettuc and
mixed vegetables from Loa Angeles were re-
calved yesterday.
tl
Bank clearing of th Northwestern cities
ye;roay era as loiloars:
Cleaned
Portland 3.tM3 i
fatue &.MV314
Tacoma 3u.k11
Spokane
Balancea
I 41i31
l.Su.YI
v.a3
IT1.D17
rORTLAXO MtKKIt QCOTATIONS
BOM FOB. OATS ABE BEDCCF.D
Hay BseetpU Ar Ligbtav sot Ar Eqaal s
Loral NoaaU.
The oats market was easier y eater-day and
I4 were 36 cast lower sa Northwestern
ad 11 lower oa Eastern sats st ths Ex
change. Cora bid declined HOT. bat barley
was th sam a on Monday.
Hay receipts are lighter, bat are qoaJ to
local demands Prices an tb whole are
steady Is the Interior a few stockman, be
cause of ths ni!:d Winter, ara marketing a
pan f their aurplaa. To ay did thte ea
larger seal last Winter aad price broke
severely The tb rtarmi cams aad hay
went higher than be.' ore.
Th California crop report says: Ia th
aerthara half af tb etate tb rainfall while
deficient has a-eea earn event ta sprseit wheat
aad barley, which as coming op ta good
etaada. ta th soothers ha.f th ralafa-l
ha bean ao Hit: that acarcery any wheat
and barley haa come is, and that which
ha germinated has a poor color. It Is get
ting too tats ta do much toward Increasing
th screage af wheal la tbla eectlca. al
shoogb thr m macb laad available far that
ens Nay la ee-arca,
Wathr caadttleas ta th Mlddl Won.
aa wtred froas Chicago: T4 in naa polls, part
ly sloudy. cod. Dututh, dear. cold. Winni
peg, clear. IT degrees below saro: Chicago,
cloudy, cold: Paorta. eloady. degree above:
htieeoart. eloady. 23 dogreea: Topaka. cloudy.
3S degraaa. Ughc snow: HatcbUos, eloady.
34 degr; Onlo, clear. degrees."
Th Amertcaa vlalbl supply of wheat
caasarta as fo:iow:
January T. IS'
January I. 1917
Juki t. I9I4
Jaauary 11. 113......
Jaauarv 3. 1I4......
Jaauary . lii......
Baaha'.a
, 17 i.'.o.oi'OJ
, 3i 0"VJ
, '".'3.
, 7i. I .
, ..?.' o-
1 34.')
3 ."
3 11
377."n
' 2.irl
, SJ.a4J.wuv 'li;iiwl
rncrvae.
The v.ii:a corn sappty Is 1,133.000 bash
s a. sa Increae or 3 ooo bushels, snd the
eat auppiy is la.917.0OO buue:a a decreas
f 704.0ix buaheia
Termtaai racetpta. la cars, war reported
by tb Merchants Cxrhang as follows:
Wheat. Bar. Fir Oats. tiay.
Portland. TMaeday.. S S 3 3 11
.- ago a
tn to data 33T
Tear agi o43
Tafom. Monday... 21
fear agJ 33
a.aaua to data.... .37 14
Tear aco ....4Ji
featt.e. Monday. ... ...
1 ear ago. ...... .. 24
liei t data 73
Tear ago
Crala, reed. near. Eta.
Merchants Exchange, aooa eeealoai
Jasaary dUvry:
Kjmim Bid. Tr. ago.
No. 3 wblto feed ...lio 40 130.AO
llariav
ftt.nUard feed 84 50 IB. 00
standard A brewing ai.wO
iTn.r.r daxa Bid
Oa ta. No. 3. .................... ...... 31. 30
Bar. ay. feed
liar.ey. brewing A.30
t.aaiern oats and corn la bulk:
lule
No. 1 white 14 00
Tnirty-aigai-potiad cUppd. ol-o
Cora-
No. S yellow 62 50
No. S muted .......A......... bJ-UU
Thirty days.)
Gate
No. a MOO
Cl.pprd
tjtirn i
Y.,.ow 330
Mixed CU0
WHEAT Bulk basis Portland for No. I
graJe: Hard white Ulueatem, Early start.
al.ao. Ga.gu.ua. Martla Amber, li son
wbtte y wuao bluaatrm. lorlyfw.d. White
Vauey. Iio.4 Coin, White Kuaalan. li.UA
W bite duo Lottie club. Jenkina eluo, wbue
hybrid, booota. liuL Ked Wai.a kad
Huaalaa. red bybrlda. Joaea ll.'a. Coppvu
ll.ua No. graJe. ac le.a -No. S grade gc
ea Otbar iradri bandied by earupla
ILOLH I'atenta. Slu. Val.ey. SS.OU. whole
wheat $-., graham. f0.4u.
MlUi-f e.e-U Net mill price, ear lots:
Bran- 13d par ton. suort. 433 per too.
mjuu.inxe. tJi mixed c&re auJ lca than
carloaaa. MK more: rolled barley. looaSJ,
rolled oats. I4J.
COHN Whole. 73 cracked. 37S par tan
HAT Burins brtree. f. o. b. Portland:
Caetera oraaon timothy. 127 per ton. Vol.
ley timothy. a falls. 13 jo; alley
grata su. -. clover. --. straw. IS.
Dairy aad Caaatry Prod oca.
BUT ICR Cubes, extras. ftoc ; prime
flrsta. 4SSC Jobbing prices: Prints, extra.
J.'oic. cartons. 1c extra; buttartal. No. i.
d(3Tc delivered.
:oOS urjoa ranch, current recelpta
43 Se; cacd.eU. 474;ja: ae.ecta. Aoo par
doarn.
CMCFSE Jobbers buying prices, f. b.
dock, 1'ortland: Tillamook triplets, 23c.
loung America. 34c per pound, longhorns.
Sec Cans and Curry, f. e. b. Myrtle Point:
Triplet. 22tsc; Ivusi America. IMise per
pound.
POLLTRT Hens, heavy, :ti; light.
33c: Springs. 3vi3e: stags. lv2oc: ducks.
2urj23c: seeaa. 13 ft 17c: turkea. live. it4c;
dre,eed. cnoica. S.c
VEAl 17 s V l&c Pr poond.
fuKK ISc pr pound.
Frslt sad Vegetable.
Local Jobbing quotations:
THOPti.'AL. flairs Orangea nave'a
t3.23ud.3v: lemon. HO) per box: banana.
c per pounn; graprtrui l. ia..dirs v
VlIOaTAbLba-TamstoH. S2v-T3 per
crala. caofasa. lHOitC per pound; let
ace. IL73S3.23 per crate: cucumbers, roc it
IL73 par doseo: peppera 16c par pounl;
cauliflower. I2.230 2.3v per crala; aprouta.
10 is lie par pound; artichoke. 3cwS1.10
nor sound: garlic To) Owe par pound.
quash. I've Bar pound. c.ery. W.20 o 4--3
par crata.
SACK VEGETABLES Carrot. II 23 par
tack; beets. i &vsL73; turnips, Lw0: para-
aipa 1 1. fo (j 1.7a.
POTATOES Oregon Baraaak. SI -3 17
1.40 par hundred: Taklmaa. Lb0vl.tk4;
weat potatoes, bo per pouno.
o lo.Na oregaa. Buying price. 11.73 per
bunared.
l.KLtN r Rl lTJI Applea lia.23: pear.
1X23: grapra ISc par pound; cranberries.
kasitrs, I IS par barrel.
Staple Oroeorles.
Local jobbing quotationsr
fiUuAR each ba.a : Fruit sad barry.
IS.10. beet. IvlO: extra C i.70: powdered.
n barras. J tw. ruoas. in oar re. a. sJ.Sd.
iALlu.N co.umuia mvar, i-pouna tana
11.33 par doaaa; sn-nali f.au. 12. 1-peuad
.Ik la.SU
L To wilFiatx zsc: nrmsn nats. lveyzir.
llberta. 322ic. amenla. lSt.oc. peaaula.
upjlic. cocoaauta ll.lo par noses; pecaaa,
I w lac. cneetauta. 20c
BfcA-Sn ca.uornia ioooing prices: small.
like, bayous, lie. pins, lu'ac; Oregon.
eearta. buying prtcaa: W Bite. S)Wc; coloreo.
f so,
CuFrUE Roasted. In drama 170 33c -tALT
t;ranu.aieU. I10.T3 par ton. half.
round, loos. 113 per too. o. 1S par tea.
ilry. II Pr ton.
KiCaV sou:brn bead. Iff He par pou4
Olue roea. sac. Japanese aiyir. I -s a o.
iKlt-U t ttc I A n App.ea. iahc, paacnea
I Uc. prune, its. Ian. 11 Stf lie: rapine.
S3wa4 Par box. uatee. Card. .30aS par
aoa. carraata. sac; nir. a.sya.ov par oos.
United Mates Steel and Investment
Ralls Lead In Downward Move
mcni Decline. Is General la
Final Boar Bonds Weak.
a
NEW TORK. Jan. I. As measured In
terms of security values. Wall street did
not take kind.y to the President's compre
hensive statement of war aims, as set forth
In his unexpected meaxage to Congreaa to
day. Etoclt declined. Th address, as
viewed by financial Interests, ottered little
hope of an any solution of th many grave
problems now engaging the attention of
this country snd Its assoc:ales in ths war.
Previous to It delivery In fact through
out th forenoon and during th early mid
session price were 1 to I points higher In
the several group of peace and war shares
and considerably higher In certain special
ties Various speculative issues receive much
of tbalr upward Impale from th decision
of. th Supreme Court setting aside the Fed
eral Income tax on stock dividends.
Immediately after publication of th sail
at fatura of th Prealdant' address, the
list began to sail off. reacting 3 to ft points
under lead of I'nlted States eteel snd invest
ment rails. The decline was desultory at
first, but became general in the last hour.
Sales amounted to 773.000 share.
A very large proportion of the dnys Irreg
ular operations In bonds centered around
the Liberty Issues, the 8Vs selling at 88. M
to PS. 76 and the first 4s or converted SHi at
7 84 to W.78. and the second 4s at 86 60 to
the new low record of 16.06. Total sale of
bonds, par value, aggregated 14.630,000.
I'nlted State bonds (old Issues) were per
cent higher on calL
closing: stock quotations.
Closing
Sales.
200
B.SiiO
1.100
S.0UO
11.00O
l.OiiO
3.000
2l0
14,600
7.23 it 8 40
7.00 i 7.60
8.75'al 7.3J
3.009 5.50
4.50 9 7.00
7.0010.00
150 15.60
ISO 15.60
2ii 14.60
yards follow:
Csttle Price.
Medium to choice steers S fl73f?in
GftoJ to medium steers ........ 8.73t S.63
i-ommoD to good steers ......
Choice cows and heifer ......
Com. to good cow and heifers
Canners
Bulls .
Calves
Storkers and feeders n.00 8.00
riog
Prime light 1550 0 13.60
Prime heavy 15.60a 15.65
P:r 1 3. 30 14.30
tsneep
Western lambs 33,00013.50
Vxury Iambi A 12. 30013.00
Tesrltngs 12.00SJS 12.30
Wethers 11.75jl
Ewes ,.JJw.. 8.00 a 10.00
nESTI'ATIO"9 OF STOCK LOADED
Shipments En , Route to Lending Livestock
Markets of Country.
Destinations of livestock loaded January 7.
(Carloads reported west of Allegheny Moun
tains: double decks counted as two cars.)
Reported by the Bureau of Markets, North
Portland.
Cattle, Horaes.Mlxed
Calves.Hog-i.Sheep.Mules.Stock.
44
32
High.
73
a.v,
701,
57
80
101 ;a
1U4H
13
63
Low.
73
87
ea-a
63 v
77 j
so
102
14S
site
13
76
79 4
Stt
24
5.1
121
07
ion
824
41
98
63 V
2
12t,
137 S
64
B2H
3i,
"is"
41
86
31
3.7
80
s.is
15
12
ms
36 is
84 4
2H
37 S
1
81S
is i
80 H
22 4
6 4
1S
701,
801
lo.-i
84 Vi
4j"
73
II
2.1 v;
141 1,
113Va
117
P3V,
loa4
7S
89
bid.
73
87
69
65 H
-"77
99
103
144
61 V,
7
53
19
13
137
64 S
52
43
S3
19
41T
84
IIS
63 4
29
83
13
130 4
113
89
261,
Am Beet Sugar..
Am Can
Am Car Fdry..
Am Locomotive.
Am bra a: llefg. .
Am Sugar Ke.'i..
Am Tei S: Tel...
Am ZL1S
Anaconda Cop...
A tcnison
AG4WISSL. 3.700 101 V,
Ball A Ohio 1.400 54 4
B 8 Copper... 600 2n
Cal Petroleum. .. 4'K1 134
Canadian Paclf.. S.e"0 139
Central Leather. ll.o"0 67
Che Ohio. ... S.800 54
Chi Mil St P.. 1.000 464
Chi aV N W
CRIaPctfa... 2.2O0 30
Chlno Copper.... LSOO 424
Colo Pu a Iron., 61H) 364
Corn Prod Refg. T.60O 83
( ruelble Hteel... S.2IH) 66
Cuba fane Sug.. 4.2iM 814
iMstlllera' Eecur. 7.40 83
Erie ft.GelO 164
General Electric B.300 133
General Motor.. 15.60 ' 120
Gt Nor pfd l.OOO 90 4
Gt Nor Or ctfs.. 1.400 37 4
Illinois Central
Inspiration Cop. S.3no 47
Int M M pfd 17.000 86
lot Nickel 1.9O0 29
nt Psper 8.900 29
K C Southern... 2V) 161,
Kennerott Cop.. 3.2O0 32 4
Louts a Nssh. ,,
Maxwell Motors. 700 26
Mexican Petrol.. 11.400 84
Miami Copper. .. 1.0"0 81 4
Missouri Pacific. 3. s.x) 2:14
Montana Power. 4O0 70
Nevada Copper.. 8iO 18
New Tork Cent.. S."0 71
NT N HAH.... 400 34
Norfolk Weat. SOO 1034
Northern Paclf.. J.100 834
Pariflc Mall . . . . .
P-nrsy:vanla.. 60S '464
l"la urg Coal..
Bay renaol Cop.. 1.400
Reading 400
Hep Ir a Steel . .. 7.6V)
out hern Paclf.. l.Roo
Southern Ry. .. . 4.noo
udehnker Cor.. 27.410
Texas Company. 4.roo
nlon psri'le. .. 8. too
S Ind Alcohol. 8 HI
U S Steel 2S9.OO0
do p'd . aoo
"tab CoVper. . .. S.9O0
Wabash p'1 B
Western T'nlon. .
Wentlng Klert .. . 60O
Total sale for th dy. 750,000 shares.
BONDS.
rurefiereg ...4Nor 7se 4 84
ft ref 2s cpn . ,a064 e.or Pac 8a HO
Slarer !Pae Tel 4 Tel 5a ..90
rniarpn rPenncon4 4 99
P ft 4 re l4nlon Pc 4a 8
t'S4acpn '104 ; ft 8 steel 3a 99
tehlaon s-en 4a . . 84 4 Sou Pac con 6a ...Rt
Den A ltd ref 6 49 Undo ench 6 ..88
NTCandebC ..34,U Liberty 34s lis. 74
Austin
boston ........
Iluffa.io
Chieato ......
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cudahy
Da.iu, Tex. ...
Denver'
Detroit
East Ft. Louis. .
Fort Worth. ...
Indianapolis ...
Jersey City ....
Kansas City
Los Angeles ...
New Vork .....
Osden
Oklahoma' City,
omaba .......
Ottumwa .....
Peoria
Philadelphia ..
Pittsburg .....
Port.and. Or. .,
St. Joseph ....
San Francisco..
Seattle
Sioux City ....
Sioux Fall ....
Sookan ......
Tacoma ......
Wheeling
Wichita
Various
1
4 -S2
22
6
3
1
52
21
151
123
28
44
414
S3
25
3
59
431
2
3
6
12
19
158
42
5
SO
3
'ii
4
4M
56
22
28
26
15
10
13
144
23
S3
11
107
3
83
6
15
165
15
12
3
27
7
98
9
93
15
1
2
8
21
S3
2
89
4
1
"k
47
11
8
18
i9
4
S
1
15
24
6
1
"is
1
36
21
5
20
7
31
13
"i
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18
GRAIN PRICES SAG
Selling Brought About by Ad
dress by President.
TONE AT CLOSE UNSETTLED
..210
1568
860
16.13
livestock
15 "i 2
1 ...
!!." "i
.80 143 6
614 223 2S5
213 13 1
4t6 212 S70
Corn Traders Operate on Theory
That Outlook for Early Peace Has
Been Improved Tendency
of Forenoon Market Firm.
CHICAGO. Jan, 8. President Wilson's Ad
dress to Congress brought about consideraale
selling of grain today, chiefly by dealers who
drew quick Inferences that the outlook for
an early peace had been Improved. Such
optimism, however, did not seem to be
shared by the bulk of the trade, who held off
pending further developments. Prices closed
unsettled, a shade to 4 cents net lower for
corn, with January 31.274 91.27 and May
31.25 to 11.25 4. Oats showed a net loss of
14c to lc. Provisions finished 10c to 35c
down.
Until tha Prerfldent's address became
factor, corn prices displayed firmness owing
to scantiness of arrivals.. As soon, however,
MORRIS BROTHERS. INC.
Established 25 Years
Railway Exchange Building
Portland, Oregon
OREGON MUNICIPAL BONDS
Jax Exempt V
YIELDING FROM 5 TO 6
For Use in France or Belgium
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Negotiable in France and Belgium.
$1 PER NOTE
An excellent method of sending Email remittances to friends overseas.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
PORTLAND BRANCH. CORNER FOURTH AND STARK STREETS
F. C. SIALPAS. Manager.
as bulletins began to come telling of what A. N. Moore, class of '77; J. O. Galtra,
tae rresioent baa said, price began to sg. class of 87, and Professor J. X. alatn-
ews, class of 87, spoke.
The university chapel Is located In
Waller Hah. the oldest building on the
campus, and was first used in 1867.
loaded Jan-
Totals
One week ago.. 1217
Four weeks aro.3038
Srxte origins of
1 . tTAwa Mived I Jan.
Calves!Hogs.Sbeep.Uules.Slock. May
Vnr Vnrt!(l (
1
2
4
4i
84
2S Uj
28
lit,
8'S
112
23
Sov,
80i
22
63
1H
70
8o
104
84
23 H
43-,
43
23
74
77
8314
23 i
50 1,
141 W
IIS
117
03 vj
lnai
7S
87
3'-
Ca:tfornia
daho
Oregon ........
Washington ..
Tf I Portland
One week ago. .
Four weeka ago
For Seattle
Oregon ....... .
Washington ...
Tfl Seattle .
One week ago. .
Four weeks ago
No adequate outline of the address, though,
was available on 'change here before the
session closed.
Prospect of larger receipts of hogs weak
ened provisions.
Leading future ranged as follows
CORN.
Open. Hlph.
.11.2744 I1.27H
, l.iiita l.Zd?x
OATS.
. .80 Vj. .80'4
. .77H .77i
MESS PORK.
45.80 4,1.80 45.50
45.25 44.00
LARD.
'24.00 3.90
24.37 24.25
SHORT RIBS.
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
Lov.
I1.27H
1.25
.78
.75 54
..45.00
.24.00
.24.37
Close.
i.-a
.78
45..10
44. 85
23.00
24.25
7
10
2
19
7
S
"i4
Jan.
1
4.10 24.12
Cash prices were:
24.00
Corn Noi. 2
3 white. 80 X 82c:
23.50
24.00
8 Oata ,'o,
4 81s2tic.
Kye No.- 2. nominal.
Barleys 1.3Srji 1.58.
Timothy 5 ;.50.
Clover--2127.
tandard,
Eastern Meat Trade CondiUono.
Report on Eastern meat trade conditions
January S (S:ou A. -M. eastern umej .
Boston Beef, fresh: Receipts liberal, mar
ket yesterday and early morning voaay very
mand fair.
ket steady
light.
New York Beer,
fresh: Receipts mod-
light, market quiet, demand fair. Hinds and! barrels.
r,r- Pnnnlv moderate, market fairly steaay.
demand lixht. Steers: Receipts moderate.
market quiet, no change la prices, morning I 87.787 barrels: Quote B, D,
Philadelphia Beer, rresn: neceipta nu-
market ateady at yesteraay prices,
demand a little slow. Kosner oeei: oup
p y moderate, market fairly ateady, demand
VENICE SCHOOLS REOPENED
Residents Who Left When City Was
Threatened Retnrnlng.
VENICE, Jan. 7. (By the Associated
Press.) The Dublic gchools, which
were ordered closed when Venice was
threatened and the city evacuated, have
been ordered to reopen on January 15.
Parents having children of school
aee and who are abie financially will
be permitted to return at tneir own
corn ftos. 2 and s yellow, nominal; No. expense, but the poor, wno were as
3 14 yellow 1.656172. sisted by the government when they
left, will not be assisted to return until
conditions are completely normal.
The first-aid raid alarm in weeKs
was sounded Sunday afternoon when
Austrian airplanes appeared over faan
Marco In broad daylignu But the enemy
threw no bombs and scurried west
ward when they saw that the defen
sive preparations were complete.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Births.
FULLER To Mr. and Mrs. Walter H.
Fuller, Portland, R. F. D. Imo. 2, January
1, a daughter. ... ,.
AQL'EST A To Mr. and Mrs. Edwardo
Aquesta, 657 Filth, Pecember 25, a daugh
ter. ... .. .
ARIANO To Mr. ana mm. x-eui.ii
riano, 1122 Henderson avenue, December
30. a daughter. .,.
UKOAlALllc. X AO Mr. m o
L. Oromachey, 1030 Kellogg, December JO,
daughter. , to a-
tlJWAitiJa AO jar. anu ... ... ".
warus. Sua West Richmond, December JO,
GRIFFITH To Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Griffith, loSl Arnold, December J4, a son.
Hi;SACfc.lSK AO Jir. auu
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 8. Barley, 1.29
A.OO.
Flax. 3.82 S3.66.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8. Spot quota-
fiui.t. aoma houses Holding ror miner pneex yB rrcy uaney, i.owo'A.w; wnite oats.
" . . ... .. . j . I ,-f Z Qf. t. . . .. ztt ......
Kosher beef: supply ngnt, marKvi iirm, uc- i . . ' ' lumuuuja, a.ju ,
Eteers: tteceipts uoerai. iwi - I '
st yesterday's prices, demand
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Jan. 8. Turpentine.
erate, market quiet, aemana ugnt. iiDraie nrra, mxc; aaies, ajo barrels; receipts, 312
heavy. Kosher chucks ana piate: supply oarreie; snipments, 401 barrels; stock, 26.508
Rosin, firm; sales. 892 barrels: recelots.
i-io Mrreii, anipment. ouu oarreis; stock.
I? TOT 1 i . . . . .
F. G. H.
I8.124J I. 18.15; K. 18.80; M, 7; N, 7.25;
Chicago Dairy Prodnee.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8. Butter, steady. Cream-
cases Included, 50 56c;
tlKUHC
good. Steers: Receipts liberal, oemanu aiow, .. 89949t
marKet areaay.
Washington Beef, rresn: neceipi noerai.
demand fair, market uncnangea. oteera.
Receipts heavy, demand a nine more active,
market ateady.
riirx
nnaton Receipts moderate, no Chang in I Metal Markets.
prirrs, demand light. xvkw JURK, Jan. 8. Metal Exchange
New tork nrceipia . quuics ieau Iirm. pot. tf.iOQITC.
atesdy, demand fair. I bpelter. quiet. Last St. Louis delivery,
Phllsaelpnia neceipis iuuu..,., u...... po, i.o a cy I. ioc
continues steady, healthy tone to market,
demand fair. Dolnlh Linseed Market.
Waahlngton rteceipta mour.... DULUTH. Jan. 8. Llnaeed. 13.5803.71
medium and lignt loma aei..u I January. S3.30 asked: M.v. UAH I.u.a
127 and 2, demand gooo.
Boaton Recelpta liberal. ' market steady
shade stronger, aemana tair.
Grrx steadv. Recelnta. AITS ri-..
55 Si 06c; ordinary firsts, 52 s 55c; at mark! I Nelson Hunsacker. 191 East Sixty-ninth, Do-
iciusoiftigr .11 B LB, I L C 1 1 L u t 1 i , . rf
COFrtil AO ir. ana narm. tiwco. .
r. 312 South Princeton, December 2, a
da.uStl".r- ... Bh. n.nrnn
It A. IJ AO Bar. nu mi.. . - - - .-
Rand, 5112 seventy -seconu, iuui., ,
"4,.?...,DncT. Mr and Mrs. Harry E
Edwards. 1060 East Seventh, December 28,
nw'hiN To Mr. and Mrs. Archibald A.
Owen. 1100 Vernon avenue, Decemoer s.
!?!?nnn T . . anH Xfra. HaTTiSOn G.
Burco. 125 kast Bixty-eis"". vw..- .
a daughter.
'BOBBY' PELOUSE RETURNS
Eagle Point Man Tells of Expert -t
ences In French Army.
GRANTS. PASS., Or.. Jan. J. (Sp
claL) Robert B. Pelouse. of Bag-le
Point, was the principal speaker at the
regular Monday luncheon of the Grants
Pass Chamber of Commerce, telling of
his experiences in the French army.
"Boby" Pelouse has just returned
from the fighting front in France.
When the war broke out be was a stu
dent at Stanford University, with an
enviable record as an athlete. He wan
enrolled In a hospital unit organized
among the university boys, which was
dispatched at once and enrolled as a
unit of the French army.
Pelouse drove an ambulance behind
the fighting lines, following many a
sharp engagement of the French divi
sion to which his unit was assigned.
With the arrival on the western
front of a number of American hos
pital units and the urgent need for
first-class air fighters, young Pelouse
was ordered back to this country for
the aeroplane service. He will leave
this week to commence his training
for that branch of the service.
July, 3.41 !4 bid; October, $3.30 nominal.
New York Supply liberal, demand fair.
-Bid.
Boston Mining Mocks.
BOSTON. Jan. 8. Closing quotations were:
Allouei 5m Mohawk
Aria Comml ... 1 IV North Butte ....
Calumet Arts 63 Old Dominion ..
Calumet Hao 445 s-ola
Centennial ..... 12 rQulncy
Cop Rang Con 4-H 'Shannon
AO ("uperior
4Vi Sup A Boaton ...
78 I'tah Cons
24 jWlnona
Pant liullS Cop
Franklin
C.r nhy Con N T
ll Royall (C)
Lak Copper . . .
G3
1 V
42 i,
61
74 Vi
84j
i
101$
IK
to
prirea unchanged witn
Philadelphia Receipts liberal, demand
.t market continues dull, some stale
Id. rang, in Middling. 33.05c
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Spot cotton, quiet I MaJ
) MARSH To Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L.
Harsh,. 1815 Klickitat, December bl . a son.
oThlWArtA AO mi.
roy Stewart, Aurora, or.
.amha nn the msrket.
WashinHjon Supply moderata,
fair, market unchanged.
demand I
Dried Fruit at New Tork.
NEW TORK, Jan. 8. Evaporated apples.
quiet; prunes, iirm.
COYOTE BITE IS FATAL
A. B. Thompson, Snake River Farm
er, Under Treatment for Months.
Umeo
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. Jan. 8. Hogs Receipts. 16.500.
market ateady. Heavy, aio.iuu ao.ad.
miird I18.20i 16.35: light. ll6tl.4o; pigs.
. i.... i hi, lie nf aalea. 116.20S 16.35.
Cattle rloceipts uvu, roaraci v
l.c lower. Native steers, aver to: cows
md tfiitn, I'll "."'" "';: PASCO. Wash.. Jan. 8 fRn.nlal V
1 j ; -j exna nieera, e.uvv" " I . . , .y, , , , . ... " .. .
- .:-..! 1 v- cannera. 15.50ST 0.25: StCK K- I iiiuiiihouu uitu in uiib city last
rs and leeaer. iisiLiii . aim ,, .cou.i. uciug willou uyiCember jo, a sou. Herbert
bulls, stags, etc.. 1710.23. a raDia coyote. ' UA"VyL, i7- wi lamette boulevard, a
therp Receipts. 18.S0O. market .teady. Mr Thompson, who resided on Snake D- XVahlquist. 13i6 -Willamette
Tearllnics. Ill 50 13.50; wethers. 1116 1-.50. Riv. h(,twn r-i, r. .Tr.n 0?: ., a.- xtr and Mrs. William
ewes. 110811.75; lambs. I15.75Q19..5. I and Perry, in the northern part of this Charles NelsonT 10 East Ninth. December 31.
."KP.l.e.; . -r Mr. and Mrs. Sail
rHirAno. Jan. 8 Hogs Receipts. 88.000. month ago. - Hearing his dog fighting ..f,,.num.
low. ,.c unaer yeateraaj a du,, I mo coyote no aook nis gun ana went la son. . Tahiuin Hart.
I16.30tfl6.70; light, 115.75 to I6.0O; mixed. lnto tne yard and the animal dlsap- HART 1 .nth January' 1. a daughter.
4io.obvio.i9; - peared through the fence, but cams '"""". V7; .nn Mrs. Oscar w.
December
HARVEY To Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard Har
vey 482 Simpson, Decenrber 30. a daughter.
LORD To Mr. and Mrs. Percy S. Lord.
Milwaukle. Or.. December 21, a son.
KXL'TSON To Mr. and Mrs. Henry wiui
on 178 Wlnchell. December 1, -
KKAUS AO wr. "u -- . -
Kraus. Aurora. Or.. December ou. .
Rt'VN'ETT To Mr. and Mrs. red
Bennett!, Chetopa apartments. December
?"."?.'. r and Mrs.
Aklvamf 292 Flanders. December 28. a son.
A wYiaN?aK--T Mr. and Mr. Edward
Wleneke. 175 Last Jiisui-".
6TA?uW-T. .Mr, and " M.rs. William
Harold Slaiger, BUS iasi. .
" Z . ROGEBS AO ,V.lii.r .11.
Cattle Receipts, 20.OUO, ateaay. n.uTe ----- - " - 1 ttogera. .
t
l-4
1J4
1
"it
104
"i
ia
24
IO I It
111 77 111
4i i.- i.-v;
3 ...
1 13
... 17 11 w
:u uii
a
a
ao
4
10
17 ill
b Ul.
ixwik rinnu o ricmc coast
mt tSl
ka !!.
On tk Faclflo Coast 1311 casjiasrctal
laaalawacuas compared with l4i 1st 1111
aad i:M ta 11X whll lbs lUblUltes wot
ls.24S.234. as against 1 14.M5.ec 7 aad l-'I.-I2S
74. raaewctlvoly. la ths two Immedi
ately frrdi yoar. aceoedmg Is th aa
asal record af (si lares lost team ad by R. O.
!' Cat Owiy ta California, wber the
Olffaraar area abort ll.OOA.OOO. wa th
te.1.an imm fin ifl 11. nd tl In-
LIGHT HENS
sea la good demand. W guarantr S3
m par lb. nt. no comml. Ion etisreed
Hoc aaal seat, ifra aa Hide aintl
W baas orders (or ail th hogs and
vaal w ran get- Ship direct to us. bast
roaulls guaranteed. Lo It now. liars
your ""r"rni
THE .VIAK COw lvC,
(asftaJ ivas. 10 rrat C
HAM4 All B.Ara. choice. 13; alaadard.
12c. a,Annu. attye'c. picoit. .c, cot-
tag ro..a i c
jlKlr Ti.rca oaeia. lumwo, pure. Bc;
compoaod. 4ac
BAtuM laocy. 46 0 48c; eiands.r d. 41 9
Uc. cbsic. i-itc
UHI SALT obori clear backs. I0WI4,
xporta, 1M4C. p.atee. 26tfax.
UlaVa aad rUs.
HIDES ialtad hide. 25 I be. and op. 15c;
salted eiaga 5U lb, aad up, 12c; salted aad
lfmb aip. is to '"a, ic, aaitad and
green ca.i. w w . - . - . ' " auuea,
l0m and up. lie. green aiaga. 50 loa. and
up. luc. dry flint hide. 26c. dry flint ca.f.
up ta 7 iba. 2a: dry aa.t nidea. 21c. dry
bora nldee, IL2otll.&0. aaiud aors hides.
W?iU.T-ry long wool polls. Ie; dry
short wool Pa la. 2i: a. led palta, Janoar
laaaoft. liSOtyl-iO;
Hops. Waei. E le
ft Of HIT crop. ISOISc par pound; li
crop, nominal.
WOOL taster Oregon. 10 0 SOe par
sauni. Vai'.ey. W4 pr pound; Vaiiay
Lamb. 45 0 c
MOHAIR Long eta pie. foil year. 50c;
-o:ha. 4oa)oc. curry 15 a 40c
CAS4.ARA slAR. New aad old. Ic
'"taLLOvT N. 1. 1 Pr pound; Kk j,
lis per pound.
Oilm.
GASOLINE - Hut. SOS: esse. Iftc.
aapiba. drum. lSt; caaea, 2c; asgiAv
duU' a:- drums 10Sc; caaea. 10c.
UNSEED OIL Raw. barr:. ILIT; raaaa.
at ,t" boi.ed. barrel. L; car., IL4S.
TUHf S.M -11 taauua aao; u
7 la.
Blooey. Exchange. Klc.
NEW TORK. Jan. I. Mercantile paper.
Stanza: par cent.
Slerllng. 60-day bill. 14.72: commercial
60-day bllla on banks, 14 7m: commercial
6o-day bllla 14.71; demand. 14.75 14; cablea,
14.76 7-16. Franc, demend. 6. r3S: cablea
5.71V.. Guilders, demand. 43; cable. 43 w.
Lire, demand. S.45; cables, 8.44. Rubl.
demand. 12; cables, 13.
Bar alleer. MHC .
Mexican dollara. 73c,
Oovarnmant bonds, irregnlsr; railroad
bonds. Irregular.
Time loans easy. Sixty day and P0 daya
3 Ho 5 44 par cent; six months. 6496 per
cent.
Call money firm. High. 4 per cent: low
8 per cent: ruling rata. SUj per cnt; cloe
ing bid. 8 is Per cent; offered at 4 per cent
last loan, 4 par cant.
LONDON. Jan. 8. Bar sliver. 45 Hd per
oarer. '
Dtecoont rat Short bill. 81-81 par
cent, tare months" bins. 1-32 per cent.
STEADY PRICES AT YARDS
FIFTEEN LOADS ARE RECEIVED AT
NORTH PORTLAND.
California Seads Seven Cars af Cat
tle Be Marketed la
Thla City.
A steady ton prevailed la all line of
llveatock at th North Portland yarda yes
terday. There was a fair run of 15 cars.
Including seven cars of cauls from Cali
fornia The cattle market was without new
development. General price 'conditions .wer
also unchanged In the hog division.
Recelpta war 2li3 cattle. 6 calvaa, 554 hogs
and 6)) sheep. Shipper wer:
With hog H. C. Chambrlaln. Good
nough. Wain.. I load: W. J. Rummlna, Pora
rov. 1 load: C. C Miller. Natron. 1 load.
With cattle A. c. Uuchet. Pomeroy, 1
load: John May. Laanrop. Cel.. 7 loads.
With mixed loads O. C. IJugbea. Caraaa.
1 load cattl and boga; Thompson 4 Oentry.
Heppnar. 1 load cattl and hoga: J. E.
ttslth. Newberg. 1 load hoga and aheep; L.
J. Hick. Urania 1'ar.a . 1 load cattle and
be. ,
Th days' sale war aa folrowa:
Wt. Price I Wt. Price.
I cow.... 70 8 5.00 Jeows... a030 7.0OI
1 .... 7t0 SSOTrowa... Trll 8 H0
1 cow.... f0'! 8 "" 1 heifer. . wo 6.00
g 7V 6 hogs.... JUS 14 2.1
6 7V13hoxs... 11. 14 23
8 75' 2 hoxe '2.trl 1 5 HO
8 n.N J hoaa. . 410 14 75
6 on moil.
4 5" -4 hoga.
8 85 20 hoga.
8 25 hosa.
I 73' 4 boxa.
I 00 I bog.
steers. 17.85013 50: stockers and feeders. Dlting mm on tne cneek.
8.70 10.50: cows and belters. 13.50 11.U0
calvea. 18.3010)15 25.
Sheep Recelpta 15.000, steady. Wethers.
.5oa 18.25; lamb. 113 50t 17.60.
Just after I daughter.
lUgnter . M John A.
the accident the Lewiston-Pasco train! JoHibO i December 29,
passed his place and he came Into i0"' 5
Pasco, where he had been receiving Marriage Licenses.
treatment ever since. I oktrOM-WILLIAMS Sumner v yi".
s-ort Canby, Wash., ana a.oi
c.v A vrrfirn BDnnnflR MAHKFT I Mr. ThnmDson was ahotlt 0 VAnra I I.' n r t Canby,
old and leaves a widow and several "'?o, .tt-scbBBB Gustavo Rosen
.kirj . i j . , i. I KO&..M",1 ,,, v.. ,i i ,1 i rw and Lola
blatt, legal. 40 teui -
Prices Current oa Eggs. Vegetable, Fresh children, who reside on the ranch.
Fruit, Etc., st Bay City,
iA-.or,v MAN ELECTROCUTED
chese .nw firsts not quoted; Toon 1 1 Frank Patton Smitten While Lifting
Aoiertci. Zi He.
Foultry Hens, 2S?30c; roosters, li18c:
frvfrs, 26aS-c; brollsrs. 3U&)c; squabs,
J.:i3..r0; piseona, l.oUrrl.75; seese. 189
20c: turkeys, hens. S4'a35c
Veretabls Squash, cream, 85eO$L15
hubbctrd. SI; eggplant, T3tc; peppers, bell
IO? 12c; chile. 4)5c; tomatoes, 1.2510;
lettuce. 1 1.23 ? 1.50: celery. $22.75; pot
o...
Pleasant Home, Or., ana siauu
Gresham. ..,,. w Larsen. 21.
Amtrfclke"wh.:and Opal M. James.
20. 1756 Porwmoutn Wooa. 27.
WOOOS-ULOu." X ;;.i mnnn 24
05 Third street, and Mabel Olson.
a?eA6N-FENSK-WIllUm D. Llnde-
RMhsm. Or., and Nettie reu.
KELSO, Wash., , Jan. 8. (SpeciaL) Uo7 Gresham. Or - ---hur 2n,
r ranK r-atton wasaeiecirocutea at noon l BARiini-"r ; u, mi 17 383
BERLIN PRICES CONFIRMEtf
Oregonlan Tells of Food Quotations
JSTien America Entered War. .
CORVALLIS, Or.. Jan. 8. (Special.)
The statement concerning prices in
Germany quoted in this morning's As
sociated Press dispatches, is duly con
firmed by a letter received by Earl
vam, a Corvallis citizen.
Mr. Evans' nephew, Charles Hartley,
was In Germany when America entered
the war. He left the country Immedi
ately and in a letter to his uncle here
he says that at the time be left eggs
were selling for 20 cents each, butter
for. $3.50 a pound, a nine-pound ham
for .30, flour at $1.50 a pound, coffee
$3.50 a pound and sugar was not to
be had at any price. 'The poorer classes, '
the letter said, were slowly dying; of
malnutrition.
Mr. Hartley was engaged in the den
tal, business In Berlin together with
his married brother. The brother was
nnable to get away.
PENDLETON WOMAN DIES
Sirs. Helen Hand Myrick Leaves
Husband andOther Relatives.
PENDLETON, Or., Jan. 8. fSDeelaL)
Helen Maud Wyrick, wife of James
f. wyrick, one of Umatilla County's
well-known ranchers, died here last
night at the home of her mother, Mrs.
A. A. Kimball. Mrs. Wyrick had been
in all health for two years.
Besides her husband and mother, she
Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Omer
Stevens, of Athena, and a brother, Na-
thanlal J. HimbalL now in the United
States Navy. She was born in Iowa,
but came here as a child. 6he was S2
years of age.
Read The Oresronian classified ads.
Wires Over Piledrlver Tower.
..Ae.A-o It. til.in vlow " I,,.. 1U F.BSt T fill K i in
number of person on the banks of the E"S,u' Huffman Ferdinand C. Smith,
K.iin. i ' .',o 75- oninna Australian Cowlitz and on the Kelso bridge, when I ,.i r-mn Lewis, and Marjorie uoiiman.
brown. 12.25: garlic. 35c: cucumbers, 12 2300 volts of electricity passed through legal! 705 Davis street. ,-.njer fford
2 25; beana. atnng. 12 Vi i,T He; Urns, 12H ,0 1 nl3 body from 'the North Coast Power NORP4GRracont wish., and Olive 1L
ioc, pra in. , ,,. ,i., Company nlgn tension line over the f'T- j New Houston Hotel,
turnips, H1.25; rhubarb. I1.50&2.25. rnwlitx River at the north end of L nni v TISON B. F. Dolan. 28, Wash
Fruit Grapes In kegs. 13.604.4.50; pears, Cowlltl Klver at the north end or DOLAN -TlSO. . r.
winter Nellis. lltL50: strawberries, 6S: town
lemons, tayn.so: persimmons, 75-B.i.75; With three other men Patton was
grapefruit, 12.7583: oranges. 14.5005.25; lifting the wires over , the tower of a
bananas, Stf; plnespples. 1463; apples, piledrlver, which was being moved up
Rr!,fleur. I1M1.25: Newtown Plboins. POCr .w . i v... a c tr-. tu. ....
12727.50; barlev. -.'42; airaira, 2427; .uuu Wiegirai. !iJ,"l.i-iJLif w Palmi
$6387; sifmlf meal, carload lots. $32?33; was unmarried and is survived by his uotu
.... xxr r-v. o at 91
i wi- i I fTJ A r-.-I ) I ! . iirai.x-i --
maua ma iioiuc
tucna. Wash., and Ruth Tison.
Fifteenth streeu .TTF-Will(r An.
ANDASIUix-vJv.v -
aerson. -o. ...
Van Patten,
Southeast.
7220 Sixty-firth
rrEGARDT Howard.
mer. 2a.
Nine-
rnrnnnnt meal 144.50 for 20 and 10-ton lota i .v.. a i.u .i v. I Vancouver Marriage I.lcennes.
. . - I Uluiiiri t v. luuuici, mill nuvill AAO I . .
Klour 10.80 per barrel. I ,, hm PHASE-DUNES Chester W. Chase.
Receipts Flour, S530 quarters; barlev,
4.120 centata: beans. 12S aachs; potatoes. 9274
sacks; onions. 120 sacks; hay. 215 tons;
hides, 2025 plts: wine. 52,oo gallona
Coffee KutnrT Close Higher.
new YORK, Jan. , There was renewed Friends of Wllamette University Act:
realising In the market for coffee futures st
if sookane. Wash., ana rarur .
1-' .KKmr. rv. Clarenco WH-
ni n PUAPFI RPCMPRICUCn helm. 2L of Vancouver. Wash, and Audrey
Wt.v wiini iiii Uliuionuui Whitacre. 17,
the opening today, but early losses were
recovered with the close enowlng a net ad'
vanca of 2 to S points. The market ooened
at a decline of 11 to 13 points under profit-
taking, while there may nave been aia a
l-.t.e trade aelllng against recent purchases
of cost and freights. These offerings wer
ell absorbed within a point or two of the
early figures, however, and ths msrket soon
firmed up on s renewed demand from Wall
street and Western sources, which probsbly
Old Gradnates Attend.
1 cow. ..
1 cow...
2 cows. .
t rows. ..
1 cow
1 COW . . .
2 cowe. .
1 cow...
1 cow...
1 COW...
1 bull...
1 boll. ..
1 stear...
7'.0
1010
s:o
5 70
p.-.l)
70
'
:
10
770
1170
111
12t0
e ill i ho...
6 01 2 hoc. ..
7.50; 1 hoaSw..-
112 14.50
22.1 15.75
JIM 15H0
I'.'O 15 0
2 15 15 0
2io 15 no
r.to is rto
I2 15 XO
t.1 Vancouver. Wash.
SiSiiirs -TONES Francis G. Hughes, 21.
f Portland, ana
r 1 . vr-ir. xtATtER Fred Lawrence. 30,
r I umasco. Tex., ana m. kuui
33' JSSi.S'v0-- Elmer N. Wilson. 38.
TtrrT.T.vrii"i'i'H' T-XTTtrc-wc-T-r-v- cl of Hardland, Wash., and Fannie Ma Du-
"'""-- ---"--. , 21. of Boring. Or.. . .
yjT.t Jin. o. opcwoi.;- i uc criupei oa i CASE-KAUS jacK K. uase, a-, oa oac
the university was completely reno-1 ramento. Cal., and Paulino Kapus, 80, of
vated by friends during the holidays. I Portland. T nt,,rt ttt r
Those who contributed to the work . HOUCK-LASSEN-Joh U H.ouck, 85, of
have withheld their names. I l.L.r-r-T
All the walls and woodwork. Includ-I rr'aCY-PEPPING Samuel Bracy, 28, f
reflected th raor optimistic view of peace lino- the seats, were renalnted. th nlH I Burlington. Or., and Anna Pepping, J3, of
a Ususa aalel a. wa r. O a as no I 9 - . I Il.ln B-Inn fIT-
rrrfp-ti. ' aire m c.jo. inrtf van rtni&ca dv a new aim r.w I ul . . '
lor WS-ot. electrical fixtures were put In. the plat
L... i.n..arv 8 it,,: March, sa.ve- u. form was recarpeted, a furnace re-
SMc: July. 8 70c: September. 8.86c; October! I placed the old stoves and other minor
8 Wt: December, s one i changes give it. tne appearance oi a
frot coffee, ateady; mo 7a. 8,e: Santo 4s. I different toom.
10Sa Cost and freight offer were gener- Th morning's chapel service eele-
h sale. rVpoMei """" brated the change President CarlG.
Tr.. Vffieiai rehire rennrtei an .,... Doney expressed the thanks of the
market st Rio. with Santo pota 50 reis I university and students and then old
snd futures 75 rels lower. Braxillan port I graduates furnished the speakers for
receipts, to.ovo osgs; junaiaoy receipts, I the occasion.
4..000 baga Dr. H. C. Eppley. a student at Wil
lamette In '87 and '88. made the prin-
The Sevi'er
Commission Co.
has now at the Portland Union
Stockyards 40 head of Jersey
and Holstein 2-year-old heifers,
all be fresh within a month or
six weeks. All dehorned ind in
good condition.) Will be pleased
to communicate with anyone interested.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
San Francisco
Los Angeles
S. S. ROSE CITY
holla from Ainaworth Doc:.
S P. M., 6ATCKDAY. JAN. 12.
The baa r rsncisco at Portland S. 8. Co..
Third and W aeliingtoir streets (with
O.-W. K. N. Co.i. Tei. Brocdway 450U.
A 12L
isjLajLSjj i- ""r. yjwa !
ir-
NEW TORK. Jan. 8,-R.w .ugar. edy. c,Pa.' ddress' I,W!llch,1,eJ"e-ted "l",7
Centrjfugal.o.o05e: moiaases. nominal. R-l reini"v. w..e -
164 us 'i.ned. tsady. Fin. granulated, 7.45c I lowing; him Dr. Mulligan, class of '8;
miiivs .'avef.1,1! Edwin Phillip Burns.
2S, of Milwaukie, Or., and Jennie N. Ameele.
IS, of Milwaukle. Or.
FREEMAK-WAL1.1.MI rtay aoner r ree-
man, 21, or rorest urove, r., aim iu.uu.
Lucille waning, if. ot Amity, ur.
HERBERT-CHURCHILL William F.
n.rh.r Si. of " Walla Walla. Wash- and
1 Abbl M. Churchill. 25. of Colatl, CaU ,
Thornton-ISDN Edward W. Thornton.
41, of Hood River, Or., and Mrs. Florence
B. Ison. 49. of Hood River, Or.
LINDFORS - NELSON John Halfdan
LIndfors. legal, of Portland, and Marl. Nel
son, lesal, ot roniana.
LIFEBOKb-MAlincwa cmanuei Jtre-
bore. 29. of Portland, and Effa Matthews,
2S, of Portland. -
WICKIZER-VAN BlBBt.lt Wllllim T.
wickizer. 25. of Portland, and SlAzabeth
Van Bibbsr. 18. of fiaieia. Or.
ALASKA
hlrtcnikan, Wrangell. Juneau, jjougia.
Haines. Skagway, toraovs, value
Seward and Anchorage.
CALLFOBNL.
via Seattle or San Francisco to Loa
Angelea and Sa i Diego direct. Largest
ships, unequaled service, low rates in
cluding berth and meals Make reser
a lions
NEW YORK BORDEAUX PAULS
Direct Route to the Continent
VYLLHLl IJIl.t-AKlXliLS
(sgaxi Broa., 1'ae. Coaat Agent. 109 Cherry
Bt eieaul. or Aiu Local aVgeata.
AUSTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS
Via Tahiti and Rarotonxa. Mall and naaaaa.
gar service (rem Saa "rauclsco every jbl
dar.
IMIIS s 8 ro Or WFW rKAI AND,
H tUallforaia Bt, aaa L-ranciac.
Weal aioainshig said xaulroad agcAAci,