TITE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1919.
LONDON HOP DEALERS
WOULDBUYFIRIEAD
Agents Seek to Contract Five
Years in Advance.
OREGON MARKET IS STRONG
Grower Arc Offered 2 3 Cents for
Tlil Year's Crop Spot Quota
l tion Firm at 4 0 Cents.
TTp pr!'-, sre steadily advancing. In ilt
f the amendment ratrtcationa In the
rtoos states, which shows plainly tha foreign
character of tha market. Thcra baa been
na abatement of tha export demand and
bath apota and tatnraa ara worlnl upward.
Tha market for 191M, to far aa Oregon
hi connrnei la aTmnat a nominal one. a.
aoly a few crop aemaln untold, and tha
"iera of these appear Indifferent about
eiling. m!, af 34 cents bava been made
anrj urn-il down. Ona or two op'.lona at
4 rnti hata been reported.
!r;tert canters principally la future eropa.
f hre-je.r contrarta bare been made at
Z 1 rents aud for tha 1919 growth 3 cent
ha, been ofrered. There aro reporta of
buia of --" and e o "2a for three-year term a,
and hop nien took, forward to a straight
23-cnt contract market In tha near future
for each of tha threa year.
What .anrprlaea the trade la tha persist
ncy of tha Kngllsh demand for forward
growths, which shows that tha market
a tewed la a strong light by tha foreigners.
who ara anxious to contract not only for
threa years ahead bat for fire-year terms
aa weiL
In England, affording to late mall ad
rices. 191$ English bops ara selling at from
SO cents to ID centa per pound. The hop
control committee of the gorernment has
Increased tha maximum price, among oth
ara. of 115 and 114 Pacifies to 212s and
lfa per hundred, equal to about 4 cents
and 34 centa per pound, respectively,
ALL CHAIN M1CF.S ARE REDUCED
Decliwe Raaga Iora S Cent a ta SI aa
Loral Board,
Tha grain market was weak yesterday
and pricea tower all around. Oats and corn
bids were reduced SO centa and $1 and bar
ley was 54) centa lower than Saturday.
Weather conditions In tha Middle TVeat,
as wired from Chicago: 'Winnipeg, part
cloudy. St; Chicago, cloudy, cool; Peoria,
clear. 21: St. Joeeph. cloudy. S3: Topeka.
fogrr. 3"; Omaha, part cloudy. 30; Ohla
Vai'cy, cloudy, warmer; Ifopklnsrille. cleans
Clarksvilie. clear. 35; Hutchison, part cloudy,
34. Forecast: Knttre grain belt generally
fair tonight. colder Tuesday.
The American rial hie wheat supply com-
area as follows:
l1.....l2.1.7n.ioo 3.s ih
li1..... 17.:ii:i.i i7.omi
1I7..... f,;,;.H)
1l .17.lf4 "L'.lVm
iii To.iiraouo i.c;j.uoo
The corn supply increased 497.000 bushels
and tha oats supply decreased 1.33&000
bushels.
Australian wheat shipments last week
wera 473. ooo bushels to Europe.
Terminal racelpts. In cars, wera reported
by tha Merchants' Kxehange as follows:
Wheat Barley.Flour.Oats.HaT
i rt ran n. jisnrur .a
Ter aao
l"wn lo date. . . "ll
Tear ago ZisT
Ta. oma. ftaturday 17
Tear ago St
sesoo to date... 4 14
Tear ago )..S3I
Seattle. Saturday 3
Tear ago
eaon to data. ..473
Tear ago 321
T3 centa for butterfat ' In A grade cream,
delivered at Portland.
Poultry was in good supply, but moved
well at firm pricea.
tlwlry Produce Macks Decrease.
Siorage holdings of eggs . In tha L'nlted
States on January 1 were 4X3 per cent
smaller than a year ago. Butter slocks de
creased 13 per cent and American cheese
73.1 par cent, Tha comparison of holdings en
January 1 of thla year and last year Is aa
follows, tha figures being In pounds, ex
cept esgs In cases:
Commodity.
Creamery butter ...
Packing stock butter
American cheess....
Case esse. ........
Vroxen esrs
Cheese, Swiss..,
uric and muner...
LimoerrtiT
Cottage, etc
Cream and Xeufehatet.
Chceae, other
Jan. 1.
lia.
W.72."i.7ele3
2.04.1. 7J 7
1.21.21
14. WWCl
4HI.77.1
4'7.21'l
!:(
.1.1 1 17
inn.OJi
Jan. 1.
101R.
4X140.2SO
1.34S.2M
17..11.3;S
72l.HW
8.K74.4S8
8'.',. !."()
4.11.744
23.101
l,Dyill7
71.2B1
Sis, 202
January IS.
January 14.
January 1-1.
January 17.
January II,
1 4 7
11 II 12
ill 1X24 Mi 51
13 3.14 813 12it
I I
I .... I
i .... 12 ni
au .... i;n ii2
4 1 I
1 14 3
44 7 474 inn
211 1030 71 224
eiacreasa.
APPLET STEADY IX LOCAL, MARKET
(tonga t arks Thrawghaat Cawalry It Per
feat I- Than Tear Ago.
Tbo local appla market remains steady
ta firm, with a fair demand and no ma
terial change In pricea. fmlpments af Ore
gen apples wera ana car each to Now Tork.
'ineinnatt. Sfrmpht. Beaumont aad Oak
land. New Tork storaga Baldwins were firm at
snipping points and showed a stronger tone
la leatllng markets at a genrral range of
., pr harrel. Trading continues
lehl In tho Northwest and ri'ra fancy
Northwestern 11 inrupi show llttl change
la I'adms terminal markets, ranging gen
erally ;vl4i:3 per rex. Shipments from
tha Northwest weta very light and from
the riant moderate.
f'.vports from New Tork ta Enrland an
January 3 were 7M2 boxes and bar-
T-.'a.
Tlia monthly report of tho Bureau of
?Jaxkta shows storage holdings af apples
a January I. 1st, aa follows: Tha &3
' er r"a that reported showed total atocks
af 4 M7.e7 boxes and :.r.M.K hwrrels af
apoiea, Tha f;3 storsgea that reported for
.lanuary 1. thla year and last, show present
toldtngs of 4.T30.473 boxes) and ?.4,424
barrels, as compared with b.s3l.220 boxes
and 2. : .V.1, 7 barrels Isjtt year, a derreasat of
fi.ti boxes and 203.3M barrels, or a total
slarreasa of l 3 p-r cent.
; prices nr.iDii.T nrc lining
If feel a ta Diafaae 4 wrp4ss la Outside Mar.
Lets rail.
Tha steady adranre af the egg season Is
bringing down egg prices fast. Coopled with
tao tncrcasa la receipts ta the slower demand
from buyers who exercise their usual caution
on a declining market. Candied stock was
:frrd freely en the strrot yesterday at C3
rents, with vary few sales. Out-of-town
points wero not Interested.
Cuba butler continued firm with extras
pelllng at C3 9Ss cents. Trims wera un
caaagad. A local creamerr announeea that from
January 13 to 21 it will pay 71 cents for
tetter fs etlned ft gesrf. cram snd
Waahlngtoa Potatoes Krcelrrd.
Threa cars of Washington potatoes were
received on ths market. Taklma Gems sold
st $1,7342. good Oregon Burbanka at 31.60
tll.75 and fancy at 22.23. tha top price
for small Iota.
There waa a good demand for lettuce ami
tha market was firmer at It for tha beat
Lea Angeles. Celery was In small supply
and brought 17.300 S.30 a crate. Cauliflow
er waa scarce and generally In poor condi
tion, selling at 2.24. Very Mtla cab
bage waa on the market.
Patent floor la aa Market.
Patent ftour. the manufacture of which
waa not permitted during the war. baa again
mads its appearance on the market and la
quoted by miller at $11.03 a barrel, the same
price at which 100 per sent regulation flour
aa listed. In order to clean up the small
stocks of the Utter, tho mills ara now quot
ing them at 20 cnte under patents.
Grata Dealers Meet Taday.
A meeting of the members of tha Pacific
Northwest Grain Dealers' Association will
be held at 10 A. .11. today In the green
room of the Chamber of Commerce ta sleet
officers. v
PRICES ARE L
OVERSUPPLT BREAKS MARKET
AT STOCKYARDS.
Seventeen Cents Is Now Top Qnota
tlon Choice Lambs Bring Half
Cent Premium Cattle Steady.
" Rank Ocarina: a.
Rank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday were aa follow :
Clearings.
Portland 13.07R.44
Seattle d. .19.1. MS
Taroma 1 HTHOi
Spokane l.S01..1Mtf
Balances.
J1.U7. 1.10
1.3.13.1.03
2H.1.0.10
501. i
PORTLAND MARKET (ROTATIONS
Grain, floor. Feed, Etc.
slerrtisnts' Exchange, noon session.
Bij
Oats Jan. Keb. Mar.
No. white feed $50.00 $.",0.;o $00.30
Bn r!e y
Standard feed 41.50 49.00 4K.T.0
andurd "A" 4H.0O 4U.U0 40.50
Kaatern oats and corn In balk:
Oats
No. 3 whit" 47.00 47.30 47.110
3s-pound clipped white 411.30 50.00 51.00
Corn
No. 3 yellow !1.0i) r,0 00 K0.PO
No. 3 mixed BO. 00 5U.V0 59.00
WHEAT Government basts, $2 20 per bn.
ILUIK Patents. III. OS per Barrel:
bakers'. $I0.7r 10 S: whole wheat. C9.S
in; graham. I9.Coua.80; corn meals. 39.60 s
10 ...
M1LLFEED Mlllrun. f. o. b. mill, earlots.
$41 per ton; mixed cars, $41.50; ton lots or
over. S43: less than tons. S44: rolled bsrley.
f.15v.1u; rolled oats, 5.1761; ground barley.
airaita. S4ua4V
CuKN Whole, ton. $090 73: cracked. $71
6 73.
HAT Buying prices, f. o. b. Portland:
Eastern Oregon timothy, $.104132 Per ton:
alfalfa. $27.50: Valley grain bay. $-'(!; clover.
ISV-V; straw, :win.
Dairy and C'onnl ry Prodnro.
BITTER Cubes, extras. 63S63Hc: prints.
parchment wrappers, extras, box lots. 07
csrtitns. C4c: half boxes, He more; lees than
hlf boxes. 1c more; butterfat. No. 1. oi 49
0- per pound, station.
Egcs uregon ranch, case count. 63c:
candled, rots and cracks out, 65c; selects, 70c
per dozen.
CHKUtfB Tillamook, f. o. b. Tillamook!
Triplets, 30r; Young Americas. 37c; Cool
snd Curry County: Triplets, f. o. b. Myrtle
romi, h.ic
POCLTRT Hens. 303lc: Sorlnrs. 30
31c: roosters. 23c: ducks, nominal: geese.
nominal; turkeys, live, 3.1c: dressed, 4Hc.
f.al rancy. 22l,c per pound.
PORK Fancy. 21c per pound.
There was a heavy run of livestock at
tha yards over Sunday. 114 cars being un
loaded. Trading was on a decidedly active
scale. I
Hogs proved to be In oversupply, and aa
consequence the market broke BO cents.
1th $17 aa the top. The cattle market
held In steady trim throughout the day.
The single sale of lambs was at an ad
vance of 50 cents over the old price, and
the sheep market was reported steady.
Receipts were 1471 cattle, 62 calves, 4S01
hogs and 1846 sheep.
The day'a safes were aa follows:
H l Prlce.l Wl. Price.
2 COWS... 1130 $10.00 2 calves.. 120S13.OO
lcow.... 12-'0 ll.OOi Scalves.. 110 12..10
Scows... 1"30 S.7.1'11) calves.. 110 11.00
Scows... ::o 8 OOI 3 calves. . ISO 13.50
lcow.... USO 7..10'15 calves .. 110 10.00
19 cows liMO UH5I 1 calf ISO 13.50
13 cows... 1030 ll.OOi lcalf.... 10 13.00
lcow 7M) 7.001 lcalf 120 32.00
"cows... SS0 7.001 2 steers. . 7o 11.00
Scows... 1010 9.001 7 steers. . 1050 13.50
Scows... lnoo S 00 1.1 etcere. . 10 10.7.1
Scows... I0 10.501 4 steers.. 6.10 4.O0
lcow.... hoi) 7.1)01 3 steers. . 4.10 5.30
Scows... 1110 8.001 1 steer. .. 110 .K.no
6 cows... lOl'O 10.501 3 steers.. 110 -0
Scows... !!o 8.0111 e steers.. P30 11.00
1 cow. ... loiio 6.00! 1 steer. .. D20 11.00
2 cows... 1140 8.i'0l 2 steers.. 10.10 11.00
lcow.,.. Mo 7 0o;20 steers.. 1010 11.00
lcow.... 700 4.00 10 steers.. 800 9.75
lcow 1020 6 501 6 steers.. OOO 9.00
2 cows... 740 5.O0I 1 steer... r-00 7.00
4 cows... 7.10 7.2.11 6 steers.. 010 11.00
4 cows... 910 8.001 6 steers.. 60 12.75
12cows... Don T llrtl A steers. . 11.10 12.. 5
7 cows... P.10 10.001 1 steer... 120 13.00
lOcows... 000 H.7SI 3 Bteers.. 1040 11.00
lcow....lijo 10.50 12 steers.. 1130
Siicows... lino 10.001 1 steer... 810
2 cows... 112H 7.1HI! 7steers.. 1270
lOcows... 10711 10.00. 4 steers.. 1140
'lcow.... Otto 10.00I 1 steer... 7.10
7 cows . lo:io lo.0O!24 steers.. 1130
13 cows... I'll) 7.2.11 2 bulls. .. 12.10
1 cow 1110 8.501 2 bulls... 13.10
2cowt... 10SO 100O! 1 Lull ... . 1150
Scows... 1010 H..10I 1 bull 1O10
cows... 910 B.tlol 1 buil.... inso
lOcows... 900 9.501 2 bulls... 1000
Scows... DUO 10..15I 1 bull.... 1000
3 cows... DM) 10.3.11 lbull.... 14S0
7 cows... 1020 K.50 lbull.... 1210
"cows... 9SO .50! lbull.... 1400
lcow.... 940 n.OOl 1 bull.... 1420
lcow.... 770 5.2.11 1 bull.... 1-30
lcow.... 910 6.001 1 bull.... 15.10
lcow.... 1020 8.001 1 bull.... 1.130
2 cows . soo 8.501 Smfxed.. 700
2 cows... 1000 8.50 37 mixed.. 710
2 cows... 840 6.751 lstag... 1200
lcow lion 8.751 5 mixed... C0
lcow 90 TOO 11 mixed. . 300
lcow 1130 n.SSI 1 heifer.. 0
2 cows... 11.10 7.50113 hogs. ..
30COWR... 7C.0 7.00! 9 hoes...
Scows... 10.10 10.50 37 hojra. ..
Scons... H-. S.00I Shoes...
2 cows . . 11H0 lO.OO'll hogs. ..
lcow.... 780 9.7.V 194 hogs..
28cows... 1110 1O.0OI57 hogs. ..
lcow.... 1010 6.011 Ihog....
21 cows... 1110 9.0.1118 hogs
10.50
5.00
1.75
13.00
11.00
13.73
S 00
7 2
7.50
6 25
6.73
10.00
8.50
7.00
7.50
5.50
7.50
8.00
7.75
7.00
6.50
10. 00
5.50
5.50
7.7.1
the Detroit Street Railway Company, to In
crease its fares.
Western railway tonnage tables dis
closed another decrease, compared with the
corresponding period of lUlo, but other
advices from Western and Southwestern sec
tions indicated xeneral gains in business
for the first fortnight of the new year.
The ebb and How of the market may be
epitomised in the statement that shippings,
equipments, coppers and various ,4peace" in
dustrials were heavy, reacting 1 to 4 points,
wh areas oils, motors and their subsidiaries,
slso fertilizers and nondescript specialties,
were variably firm to strong, bales amounted
to 42.1,000 shares.
Call money was in free supply but failed
to get down to last Friday's low rate, the
minimum of the day being 4 per cent and
the ruling quotation 6 per ctnt.
Dealings in bunds expanded very ma
terially, but the increase was largely at the
expense of quoted values, most issues, for
eign and domestic, making variable con
cessions. Two ot tne noeriy group maun
low records, the first 4s at 92.60 and the
second 4s at 92.10. Total sales, par value,
aggregated $22,000,000. Old L'nlted Btatcs
bonds were uncnongeu on cpu,
CLOSING BTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
Sales. HIrh. Low.
Am Beet Sugar.. 1,600 lii'li 'A
American Can... 4,UuO 4H 4i3i
Am Car A KUy.. 2.400 vo
American Loco.. HO't l0
Am em Kerg.. .4ou ) ':;7
Arnanar H.ls.. 500 114V 11. ;
Am Tol & Tel.. 9oO 101 lou.
Am 2 L at S -
Anaconda Cop... 4,300 bOhi 09-4
Atchison ;X"
Hutta A 8 COD.. 300 10 19
Bal Is. Ohio 200
Cal Petro.eum... l,2uw
C Pacific 200
Ctl Leather 1.300
Chcsapeak AO - -
Chi Mil & S Paul 1.200 41
Chi & Nwestern. 4oo Dti's
R I & P ctfs.. l,i"v -)
("hlno Copper.... 00"
Col Fuel A: Iron. 4oo .S0
Corn Pdts Ref... 0.6O0 4!l
Crucible Steel... 4.2oo
Cuba Cane Sugar 1,000 2is
Distiller s sec
1 . 700
900
1!"X
58 Si
15!)
59 '4
32 cows.-- 1110 10.2.1IS6 hOKS. ..
,0 1, nn!"iG t. .. n
llio 11.00 40 hoes. ..
1)90 7.001 B hogs. ..
1100 in.00 12 hogs...
llio 9.7.1:30 nous. .
8.10 7.7.1! 6 hogs. . .
810 6 .W19 hogs. ..
1020 9.75187 hoiis. ..
110 13.001 3 hons. ..
131) 13.501 5 hogs. ..
23 cows
20 cows.
2S cows. .
16 cows. .
C cows. . .
2 cows. .
4 cows. .
4 calves.
2 calves.
1 cslf. ..
2 calves.
1 calf...
1 cnlf . . .
26 calves.
1 calves.
!20 15.00
10 10. 7.1
150 15.50
100 1B.90
140 1.1.2.1
200 17.00
100- 1.1.90
290 14.23
220 IS. 58
20O 111.85
L'OO moo
200 15.00
10.00
1.1. no
17.00
13.50
4.10
::io
200
110
110
110
120
100
10
110
Prices current at
fol'ews:
Cattle-
Prime steers
11.00172 hogs.
12.00 49 hoss.
8 ,10 3 hots. .
13. SOI 4 hogs. .
0. 40 240 hogs.
10.50:12 lumbs.
the local yards
300 15.75
1 HO 1 li 50
30 15. SO
300 14. SO
170 10.SO
221 14.7.1
30 16.23
430 11.2.1
l.:o m.oo
80 13.50
are as
Price.
..$irnoei4.oo
.. 11.5O012.Sl
ftf
fruits and Vegetables.
luteal Jobbing quotations: .
HI' ITS . Orangea. navels, tl 00.1"5:
lemons. $5$) 3.5) per box: bananas. 9t9Sc
per pound; apples, 91.11513.00 per box; peara.
S-'tf- W per box; grapes. XI) per keg: rran
berries, $ per box: grapefruit. $.1.2.1trT.
I tt.tTABU.li l atlbagr. 12.2302.50 Der o.r rv-a
no ... 1... -..' . I
.... . ........ . .. t . u r , .. .1 ... . f-1 1 1 j. 1 f , pep
pers, .m3 per pound: celrry. 11.50 per dozen:
esip ant. lja-0o per pound; artichokes. $
cauiiriower. ir crate; garilr, 35e per
pounn: pumpkins, I4t per pound: squash.
te per pound; beets. $2.2.1 per sack; carrots.
;l-7i per sack: turnips. $2 per sack: rurtim.
oers. 9i.,j per awn; sprouts. 15c per lb.
I-OTATOES Oregon Burbanka. sradert.
1.50I2-2J; Takimaa. $1.76u2: aweets. u I Washlngioa
v c.
ONIONS Oregon. $1.73 03 per hundred.
nonit in choir" steere...
V( 1 11 tv. n wmnA alers 10 50011.5
Fair to good steers ...y 9.50 Or 10.50
Common to fair steers 800 9.00
Choice cows and heirers... t.ouw sue
flood to choice cows, heifers... loooaiiot
Medium to good cows, heirers ht-.s w. ij
Fair to medium cows, heifers.. T.000 8 00
rsnners
Bulls
Calves
Hurt
Prime mixed
Medium mixed .........
Fougu heavy...
Pigs . ,
bheen
Prime lambs v
Fair to medium lambs...
Yearlings ...............
WetherS
Ewes
Krle '
Gen Motors. .
Gen Electric
Gt North pfd J.
fit N Ore ctfs.. 8.4UO
III Central
Insp Copper .... 1.6on
in Mar Mur nfd. 33.100
lnternat Nickel. .10,000
Internat Paper.. ZOO
Kennecott Cop.. 1.100
L'ville c N'vi'.le .....
Maxwell Motors
Mex Petroleum. .23.300
Miami Copper...
Missouri Pacific. 4.9O0
Montana Power. 300
Nevada Copper... oo
N Y Central 400
N Y N H & Htfd 1.700
Norfolk A West
North Pacific... 300
Pennsylvania ... 1.200
Pittsburgh Coal.. 1.200
Kay Con Cop ... 400
Reading 2.'''
Rep Iron A Stl.. 1,200
Shat Ariz Cop..
South Pacific .. S.000
South Railway.. 2..1O0
Studeuaker Corp. S.iOO
Texas Co 80J
Union Pa.'lflc . .. 2.0 0
i; tt tnd Alcohol. 2,i00
17
129 .
93 H
35
44 H
mint
31
30-T4
32 ?
U S Steel I-'1"'
I' S Steel nfd ... 400
1'tah Copper
Western Union. .. j-00
Westlnshoule Kl. ''
Bethlehem B 2.S00
1S2
24
25 i
73
10T1
74",
31 U
43i
47 'a
20 'a
81
74 Is
ioi f'i
is
12!)
102-4
91 U
113
89 5a
42
COH
40 S
9.1 "j
25
:i3S.
86
49
50
24H
i6?i
12S Vs
34
'43 K
10.1 4
29 -s
30
32
179 'i
24 1
25 a,
9Ta
1C-,
74 Si
31
"nii-i
4.1 '4
40'.,
20 ?
80 1
73
100
' 2S3,
41"
1S.1
1274
100,-j
90 s
114'
41 ii
5S
bid.
09
8S
l)
72V4
114s
101
12
f.9
92
104
1!)
49 !4
23
159
611
50
40
90 Vz
CORN IS ON-DOWN GRADE
PROSPECTS OF ARGEXTIXE 131
PORTS BREAK PRICES.
33 H
3r,
4H
.Ml
2.1 H
52 '
17
129
150
. 9314
34
98
43
105
30 i
.10
32
11!)
28
179
24
25
00 '4
10
74
31
106
92
4.114
40
20
80
73
13
1'I0
2S
51
1S7
12S
100
90
115
. 71
88 Vi
41
05
Receipts t Chicago and Other Lead
ing Points Also Increase Oils
Market Is Lower.
CHICAGO- Jan. 13. Liberal receipts an
the prospects of Argentine competition gave
fresh impetus today to the downward swin
of the corn market. Prices closed weak.
2!iSi2c net lower with February $1.83
1.33 and May $1.29 S$1.2. Oats last
t71c. The finish In provisions ranged
from $1 decline to a rise of t
Undoubtedly the chief immediate bearish
factor In regard to corn waa knowledge that
arrivals here had broadened out to boo car'
loads and had also expanded at other lead
lug centers. In addition, however, utter
ances of food administration officials
to need of lower prices continued to stlm
ulate selling, especially as the statements
were coupled with notice that licenses
would be freely granted for import from
Arrentins.
Oats followed corn, but at times showed
a little independent strength. Receipts
oats were relatively small.
Pork and ribs reflected the weakness
corn. Despite this fact, lard was in fai
reauest owing to sympathy with condi'
tions at Liverpool.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
CORN.
finer. TTie-h. Low. Close,
.Tan tl.S7t4 Sl.39'4 S1.3 $1.37
May 1.30 1.31 1.20 1.29
OATS.
Tan S7U .6S4 .07 .6
May iiS'.k .119 .C8 .68
MESS POHK.
Jan. . .
May ..
...40.30
40.60
LARD.
23.60
40.47
45.25
40.47
Bid.
TJ S ref 2s reg.98
do coupon
U S 3s reg JSS ,
do coupon . ..
TJ a 4s rtig...rMOG'i
lo coupon ...tiwi
Atch gen 4s . . . 8j
D & R o rer as.-ui -,s
NYC deb 6s.. 9
N P 4s
N P 3s 0Vi
Pao T & T 6s...
BONDS.
a con 4Vs 9.1
U P 4s fi9X
U S Steel 5s 100
S P cv Ss 103
Anglo-Fr 5s 9
U S Lib 8s 99.40
do 1st cv 4s. .92.00
do 2d 4s 92.20
do 1st cv 4s. 90.30
do 2d cv 4s.. 95.06
do 3d 4HS....S11.00
2?.50
23.43
23.50
23.50
24.32
22.40
; No.
$1.34'
Jan 23.60
May 23.45 23.65
SHORT RIBS.
Jsn 24.40 24.40 24.32
May 22.50 22.70 22.40
Cash prices were:
Corn No. 2 yellow, $1.46 1.47
yellow, $1.4201.44; No. 4 yellow,
1.38 v..
Oats No. 3 white, 08 '.i 69 c ; standard,
09 70c.
Rye No. 2, il.62.
Barley 97c $1.0.1.
Timothy $8fjil0.50.
Clover Nominal. .
Pork Nominal.
Lard $23.50.
Kibs $24.25924.50.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 13. Barley, 88C98c.
Flax, $3.47 B.49.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13. Flour, $11.43
per barrel.
Grain Wheat. Government price, $2.20
per bushel; barley. $2.25 W 2.27 : oats,
white feed, nominal f corn, California yel
low. $2.85'3.
Hay Wheat and wheat and oat. 52224
tame oat. $21923.50; barley, $1018; al
falfa. $1818122: barley straw, 50G-S0c.
Meals Alfalfa, $30: cocoanut, nominal.
do 4th. 4s 95.21
4.00 0 5 0
.. C 500 S.59
.. 9.00913. 50
.. 16 7117.0
. . 16.50 trill. 7
.. 15.000 16 04
.. 14.00 015.
.. 12l013
.. 9.OO0H.OO
.. 1O.OO011.S4
. . a OO01O.OO
.. C04O 8 00
OF I.lVK'IO(K LOADED
Shipments to the I-eadlng Markets of the
Pacific Northwest.
State origins of livestock loaded Jsnu
ary 12. 1919:
cattle. Hordes. Slxrt.
Laivea Hogs Sheep mules stock
ror Portland -
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Jbiivltp'fflastm Co.
tEtUblisheti 190.
Gasco Building.
Staple Grorrries.
f.oeal Jobbing quotations:
ftl (iAK Park baela: FrMflr inj V.--.
sas: beet. .J3: extra c. sou- anWd,,i
In barrels. $10,115; cubes. In barrels. Sit). 4.1
NL'Td Walnuts. 2I3.1e: Hrazil null I-'e
filberts. 2w-; almonds. 2tn29e; peanuta. 17c!
ri.i iiall-grt.und. l'Miw. SI.1.DO per ton;
5tt-. SI 7.2.1 pr ton; rtilrr. S J5 per ton.
It Lnbrnkrn, 8llc per pound.
"t"' Jobbing pricea: WTilte. K'iti
IV." , iB.nfei. SVV.
CUFVtt: l:oat.l. In drums. 151? 4 Oc
rrovlaloaua.
leal Jobbing nuofatlona:
14 A MM all siaea, t-hol-. 44404r: stand
ard. U9t39-: sklnnod, done; picnic, 27c;
cottage run,
I.AItr) Tierce basts, standard, nure.
-ii i r . rompouna, - . r
B.woN Fancy. 52t54c; standard. 499
. enoioa. .ionraoe.
DM SALT Short, clear backs, :3934c
Totals ..
One week ago. .
Four w'ks ago.
One year ago..
For Seattle
Montana ......
t irecon
Washington ...
Tot.ils
Olio a eek SCO. .
tvur w'ks ago.
For Snokane
One week aao. .
r our w ka m.
13
"i
It
12
8
11
Hides aad Pelts.
1IIDKS No. 1 sailed. 30 pounds and up,
13c; No. 2 salted. 30 pounds and up, 12c;
No. 1 green, 3U pounds aud up, 10r; Nik 2
green, 30 pounda and up. 9u; No. 1 salted
bulls. fo pounds snd up. loc; No. 2 salted
bulls, 50 pounds and up. 9c; No. 1 green
bulw. 5o pounds an:l up, 7c; No. 1 green or
bull. 51 pounds and up. 7c: No. 1 green or
salted calf skins up to 15 pounds, 30c; No. 2
green or salted calf skins up to' 1.1 pounds,
'J o; No. 1 green or salted kip skin. 15 to
30 pounds. 14c: No. 2 green or salted kip
aklns. 13 to 30 pounds, :tc; dry flint hides,
7 pounds and up. 2l: dry fliut oalf. under
T pounds tc; dry salt bides, 7 pounds and
up. 2r; dry salt calf, under 7 pounds, 32c;
dry cull M.les, or calf, half price: dry stags,
or bulls. le; dry salt stsgs or bulls. 12c
Pfeil.Ttt Dry long-wool pells, per -pound.
2.1c: dry short-wool pelts, per pound. I r)
20r: salted long-wool lamb pelts, each gl.r.O
r 2. 51 : salted sheep pelta. each $1.2.1tf 2.2.,:
dry sheep shearlings, each 15tf5c; salted
beep shearlings, each 35 4i50c.
Hopav Mohair. Ktc.
HOPS Oregon. 1918 crop; S?40c per
pound.
MOEIslH lnr staple, avc; snort siaput.
4V; burry. 15 w 20c.
TALLOW No. 1. c per pound; No. 2. Ce
per pound; grease. No. 1, 5c; No. 2, 4c per
pound.
Oils.
C A50LINB Bulk. 21c; en cine dlstll'ate.
bu'k. 12r: kerosene, bulk. 1i)c; eases. 20c
I.IXPEKD OIL Raw. barrels. $1.9.1; cases,
$2nt: boiled, barrels, $1.9.1: csaes, $2.03.
TURPENTINE In tanks. 8.1c; cases. c
SAX rR-NCI5CO PBODICK MARKET
Friers Carreat as) Kgga, Tegetablrs, Frrah
1 raits. Etc, at Bay City.
RAV FR-NClSCO, Jan. 13. Dairy x
chanse closed todsy.
Poultry Hens. 4041e: young roosters.
aTf3c: broilers. 4.1 e 30c: fryers, 40 9 4.1c
fress SOWT.V: turkeys. 40ff4.'r. dressed;
pis-eons; llbfl: (xiusds. nnerwie,
Vegetables Ce'ery. $4 50-7; snnash
cream. 75c 11: bubbard. 1.50r2: Summer.
7e4$l: essplant. l"1.1c: peppers, bell.
Mw7.1c; rUiie. 70c9$l: tomatoes. $24TX50;
lettac. TmA ngeies. S2..10C3 crate;, pota-te-as.
Sallnaav ..'J) tf J.rl; rivers. $292.13;
sweet. $13.3; new. &4y7e; onions, Aus
tralia brown. $1 .2.141 0 cental: rsrl.
59c; srsrilc. ;.13uc: cauliflower. 73cC$l;
Keeta. $1.25d1-30: carrot . tl 9 1.2.1; turn 1 pa.
7V-f)U; string beans, 202c: lima. 1.1
ITSc; ,wt. 200 25c: greea onions. $1 25
1 yi; rhubarb $2. '.'.lef 2 .10 : aiushrooms. 3oe
Mr; brnaaela spreeaav 197c: cucumbers, $3.23
Fmlt Tumors. $2 5ne?4 71: oran ea. $3
4i; apples, Bellerieur. $1 50eI 75; Newtown
Plppma. II X1I Tj; rlpltienbcrga. Jvi5o:
grapefruit. $i.503 M; t arra, Barlctla, $20
03; paratmmona. ' $ 1 C 1 -5.
Receipts Flour. 1l.4w ejnartera: barley.
11. .127 centals: potatoes. 6H.11 sacks: beans,
4-vio sacks; bay, 44 ton: wine. 4.1.073 gal
loos; bides. 81; onions, 5O0 sacks.
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. Jan. 13. 1 If. H. llurrin of
JlarKets.) Hogs Itecelpts ,12.000. generally
steady at Vaturday'a average. Light and
mtxe.i nors naro to move. Hulk of sales.
$17.40rl7.60; butchers. $17..10"r 17.65; light,
$t7t17..Ki: - parking. $16.755. 17.50; throw
outi Mllff 16.50; pigs, good to choice, $14.50
V 15:50.
Cattle Receipts 39.000. choice steers, beat
butcher cows, heifers and bulls, steady: ail
other ciaasea 2jc to 50c lbw?r. Hecf cat
tie, good, choice and prime. $IQ.40jio: com
mon ana medium. .'J.ii.l6.in; butcher
iiock, cows ana neirers, ST.ovi 1 1..10; can-
ners and cutters. S0.00ir7.2; stockers airH
teeners, enfla, choice and fancy, $10.2.11,
13.75; inferior, common and medium. $7.7
h 10.2j; veal calves, good and choice, $lo.5u
u 1 .
t-hcep Jteceipts oO.OOO, opening slow. First
sales So cents below t'rlday, most bids on
fat !amhe off more, - l.an.bs, choice and
prime. $l6.5otf 11 5; medium and good.
$14,754? 14.54; culls. $1 1.2.1r 13.50: ewes.
choice and prime, $IO,25r 10.75; medium and
good, $9t10.25; culls, .". 7. 50,
Omaha livestock Market.
OMAHA. Jan. 13. Hogs Receipts lo.r.oo.
steady to otsioe lower. Heavy. $17.1,1a
17.4.1; mixed. $1717.20; light, 10 75 ti 1 7.3o;
pigs. S10U-15; bulk' of sales, 15ji 17.25.
Cattle Receipts 12.00(1. stea.ly, 10c to 20c
lower. Native ateers, $12418.50; cows and
heifers. $7.50 a 13.50; Western steers, $lo
'gli; Texas steers, $9012.50: rancn cows
and heifers, $7011.30; canners, $1.50tD7.5O:
atockers and feeders, $6.50tfl5; calves, $S
14.
Pheep Receipts 9500, steady. Culls. $5
08. V); wethers. $10,504)12; ewes. $9ff)ll;
feeder lambs, $10j 15.50; lambs, $14rl6.50;
yearlings, $12 "tt 13.50.
Seattle Livestock Market.
PRATTLE. Jan. 13. Hogs. Recelnts. 12.10:
steady to lower. Prime lights. $17.5017.00:
nieuium to cnoice. si .oi 1 i.t; . rough
heavies. $15 50 16.50; pigs $10.5Ol6.S.V
Cattle Receipts. 290; sieadv. Best steers.
$11. .1010 13.50; medium to choice $10.50?
11.00; common to good 36.noaD.50: beat
cows and heifers. $S.50t10.50; common to
medium. .. wr 7 ;.o; bulls $5.00 VS. OO
calves, $7.00 f 12 .).
Bid; tasked.
Mining Storks at Boston.
BOSTON, Jan. IS. Closing quotations
Allouez 42 onn i5uu ..
Aris Com lliO!d pom ....
Calu & AriJ! 59 Osceola
Calu & Uecla...43t Ciuincy
Centennial 13;Superlor .....
Cop Range 41 Sup & Boston.
East Butte 9 Shannon
Franklin 3 Winona
Isle Koyalle ... 24 Wolverine ....
Lake Copper .. 4 Ulranby t on ..
Mohawk 53 I Greene Can ..
10
34
no
59
5
2
95
14
7
43
Money Exchange, Etc
NBW TORK. Jan. 13. Mercantile paper,
nufi'5: tier-cent..
Kiariina-. no-dav bills. $4.73',c: commcr
-:i 1, v hills on hank. $1.72; com
mer'clal. UO-day bills. $4.2; domand,
ti ?-.a: - Miilna. S4. 76.55: Francs, demand.
r.V.i'. Mhi.. sir.. B.uilders. demnnd 42
cables.' 42 : lire, demand, 6.36; cables, d.35.
,f la .. rinllnnL T7U..!.
Time loans, firm: 00 days. 90 days and
,1 mnnih .IV. S 5 U Dcr cent.
-ail mnnev. firm. High. 5 per cent: low
4- ruiine rate. 5: closing bid, 4; offered at
4; last loan, 4.
LONDON, Jan. 13. Money, 3 per cent-
Discount rates Short and three months,
S 17-32 per cent
. Coffee Restrictions Komsred
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. Reports that the
Arimiiiffltrntion had withdrawn all re
striotions and regulations imposed on the
green coffco trade were followed by an
advance of 35 to 39 points In the market
for coffee futures here at the opening this
morning. May sold off to 14.I.UC anu i'e
cemlior to 13.93c. with the general list
closing st a net advance or -O to .4 points.
Mnv. 14.55c: July. 14.10c: scptemocr. n.."o
October. 14.15c; December, li.o.i; janunrj
i :: u:.f
Spot coffee, unsettled; j:io is, joc; cantos
4s. 21
Melal Market
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. Copper nominal.
Electrolytic, spot and first quarter,
Iron nominal. iSo. 1 .ortnern a
R.iuthrni. 3tj37: No. 2 bouthern and iiO.
2 Northern. $.T2.23(5.1....
l,cad easy, epot offered at o.ic; jan-
Upelter easy. East St. IjOUIS aouvery.
spot, offered at 7.00c; jannary, i.soc
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Jan. 13. Turpentine
firm. 71V-C: sales. 114: receipts, Ji; snip-
n....t. ::io- at.-..l .10.502.
Rosin firm, sales, no oiierinpa; rccnpiH
101: shipments. 1114: stork bO.sm. Ijuolo. ,
I). $13.17: K.- K, $1.!.27; G. $13.40; II,
I3 45- I. $13.90: K. sij.'.mi; xi. io.o; jv,
$10.55; VG, $118.30; WW. $107.1.
Ver "Vork tingar Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. Ra sugar steady.
Centrifugal, 7.2c. Refined steady. Cut
loaf. 10.50c; crushed, 10.25c; mold A,9.50e;
cubes. 9.7.1c; XXXX powuureo. h.iic: pow
riere.1 B.l.lc.: fine granulated and diamond
A. 9c: confectioners' A, 8.90c; No. 1, 8.85c-
Itops at New Tork.
NEW TORK. Jan. 13. Hops firm. Stat-.
medium to choice. 1918. auBH"c; iwii. xo
22c; Pacific coast, lvia. nitric; ij.i.
25 it 80c.
Dried Fruit at New Tork.
NEW YORK. Jan. 13. Evaporated ap
ples dull. State. 14lBc Prunes firm.
Califauiias, i th'i
Peaches nominal.
STOCK TRADE RESTRICTED
OILS AND MOTORS FIRM, MET
ALS AAD MARINES WEAK.
Call Money in Free Supply, but Xo
Losrer Bonds . Actlre at
Expense of Values.
NEW TORK. Jan. 13. Trading In to
day'a stock market waa of reetricted and
professional character. The market was
stagnant after tho first hour, prices re
act tng at fba slightest suggestion of pres
sure.
Events over the week snd seemed to ex
ert little lnfluenc upon msrket values.
Ralls ware sgain llttie moved by the ap
pointment of the new director-general and
ottllttles md- feeble response to the Su
preme Court decision upholding the right of
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Jan. 13 Spot cotton quiet.
Middling, 81.70c.
Dulnth Linseed Market.
DULVTH, Jan. 13. Linseed, $3.50 0
3.55.
Forest Vsers Disband.
YAKIMA. Wash., Jan. 13. (Special.)
After an existence of a year, the
Washington Forest Users' Association,
composed of members of the Washing
ton wool urowers Association, dis
banded yesterday and Its functions were
taken over by the advisory committee
of the Wool Growers Association,
which will be composed of five men,
one from each of the four forest re
serves most used by the sheepmen, and
the fifth at large.
Eastern Dairy Produce.
NEW TORK. Jan. 13. Butter unsettled.
Creamery higher than extras. G9'4'ot;n;
creamery extras, 92 score, 8c; creamery
firsts, 65 68c; packing stock, current make,
number, 243.
Eggs weak. Fresh gathered extras. 66c
fresh gathered regular packed, extra firsts,
64565c: do firsts. 62J)63c.
Cheese firm. State fresh specials, 87 c;
do average run, 8037c.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. Butter lower. Cream
ery. 60 jr 66c.
Eggs lower. Receipts 4135 cases. Firsts,
38 8 .19c: ordinary firsts, G758c; at mark,
cases Included, 58(58c.
PRINTING LAW IS SOUGHT
Washington. Proposes Measure to
Keep Contracts AVithin. State.
CEXTRAL.IA. Wash., Jan. 13. (Spe
cial.) - Centralia Typographical Union
No. 694 has addressed a. letter to Sen
ator A. E. Judd and Representatives
H. W. Thompson, H. H. Swofford and
J. S. Siler, members of Lewis County's
delegation in the State Legislature,
asking their support of a bill to be
introduced during the present session
providing that ail ettate, county, mu
niclpal and school district printing be
done within the state of Washington
The letters point out. that several large
printing contracts have gone to con
cerns in other states; that Washing
ton's progressive 'laws make taxes
much higher in this state than many
others and that it is almost impossible
for printing concerns in this state to
compete with slates having no pro
gressive laws.
The local union has expressed itself
in favor of retaining the present labor
laws, but believes that these laws
should rot prove a handicap to the
employers of its members in- bidding
on printing contracts.
BOISE FIGHTS INFLUENZA
Two Members of Itlalio Legislature
Are Stricken.
BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 13. (Special.)
Boise has taken drastic action to check
the Influenza epidemic. The City
Board of Health has established quar
antines on all places where the disease
appears and directed all members of
affected families to remain under,
quarantine. A marked increase is
shown in the number of cases during
the past month.
Every effort is made to safeguard
the Legislature in session here. Two
members are ill with Influenza, but it
believed the disease was contracted
before they arrived in this city.
The Ked Cross home service 1ms been
thoroughly organized to carry on the
fight against the epidemic. Volunteer
nurses have been placed in homes.
LIBERTY BONDS
If you must SELL your Liberty Bonds, SELL to US.
If you can BUY more Liberty Bonds, BUY from US.
We buy and sell Liberty Bonds at the market.
YOU CANNOT DO BETTER YOU MAY DO WORSE.
The cloalnaj pricea of LIBERTY DOYDS on the New York Stock
Exchange for week endedMonday, Jannary lit. were aa
Tuesday. . . .
Wednesday.
Thursday...
Friday
Saturday..
3 Vis
99.66
99.62
99.50
99.54
99.38
Monday 99.50
1st
4s
93.00
93.00
92.S4
93.00
92.80
92.60
4s
92.90
92.96
92.90
92.78
92.60
92.20
1st
4Us
96.40
96.50
96.40
96.40
96.62
96.30
2d
4Us
95.20
95.22
95.26
95.20
95.20
95.06
3d
44S
96.14
96.16
96.20
96.20 '
9G.16
96.00
follovi
4 th
4lS
95.64
95.62
95.62
95.60
95.54
95.20
Safe Deposit Vaults
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
The Premier Municipal Bond Houae
Ustabllahed Over 25 Tears
309-11 STARK STREET, BUT. BTII AND 6TU, GROCND FLOOR
Telephone Broadway S151
One Year Notes Yielding
7
Washington Water Power
Company
x Collateral Trnst Coupon 6fJ Notes
Dated January 13, 1919 ' Due February 2, 1920
Interest Payable Quarterly
DENOMINATION $1000
These notes are the obligation of the Washington Water'
Power Company, Spokane, Washington, one of the strongest
public service corporations in the Pacific Northwest.
PRICE 99 AND INTEREST, TO YIELD 7.03
Full Details on Request.
Call, or Phone Broadway 931, or A 2066.
LUMBERMENS TRUST COMPANY
Capital and Surplus J 600.000
LUMBERMENS
BUILDING
FIFTH AND
k STARK
Government and Municipal
Eloncls
Bought and Sold
L DevepeauxR(5mpany
87 SIXTH STREET - ' BROADWAY 1042
Ground Floor Wells-Fargo Building
K. P. Jenkins; Tankerin, Margaret Hull;
assistant Yankerin. Ethyle Taylor;
Yankeat, Eva Keatley; Yankard, Edna
Hackett.'
ATHENA MAYOR'S WIFE DIES
Mrs. Homer I. Watts 'Succumbs to
Attack of Influenza.
PEXBLETON', Or.. Jan. 13. (Special.)
-Mrs. Homer I. Watts, wife of the
Mayor of Athena, succumbed late Sat-
rday night to an attack of influenza.
She was 31 years old and is survived
by .husband, two sisters, Mrs. Alice
Woodridce and Mrs. Maude Ottoman, of
Jfedford, and brother, Claude Jaines,
serving with engineers in Fiance.
Mrs. Watts was one or the leaams
war workers ot Ainena.
Professor F Larnaude, dean of tha law
faculty of the University of Paris, aa
a consulting bony, which wilt act dur
ing the peace congress.
For Top Quality Veal We Pay 2 0c.
For top quality pork we pay 20c
We can use also country dressed bef,
lambs, mutton, kiUa and chickens. Ship
Immediately. We never charge com
mission.
FRANK U SMITH MEAT CO..
"Fighting ths Beef Trust."
ZZt Alder 8L, Portland, Or. Adv.
VK A tr H OG S TOCI-TIt Y ! ! !
Ship us In any quantity, at any Um, aa
our outlet la unllmlt?'!. Marital prices
ALWAYS obtained. untrKi mailed prompt
ly. Shippera. try us with your next ron-
ilnnmenu Fair treatment guaranteed. Write
lor tags. Veal, hogs, hides, poultry of all
kinds wanted. Ship today. .Excellent de
mand at hlsn pricea. "
F. II. HCHMALZ CO.,
rld-bp (.'ayllal. $10,000.
US Front St. EWib. 1908.). l'ortIand.Or.
WINTER SUNSET BEAUTIFUL
Library of Congress Asks for Photo
graph Taken in Gorge.
HOOD RIVER. Or., Jan. 13. (Spe-
ial.) C. C. Hutchins, secretary of the
White Salmon. Wash., Chamber of
Commerce and well-known North
western good roads booster, has re
ceived a request from the Library of
Congress for a copy of a photograph
o recently made, ' Eventide, showing
a Winter sunset in the Columbia Gorge.
Mr. Hutchins had been waiting six
years for proper weather conditions.
The picture shows the sun at the very
enter of the gorge, setting behvnd
bank of clouds. On just two days of
the year can the sun be photographed
n such a position, and in past years,
Mr. Hutchins says, the cloud effect had
been lacking.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Birth.
RICHARDS To Mr. and Mrs. John C
Richards, 1199 Kast Tenth. January 1. a son.
SCOTT To Mr. and XIrs. C. P. Scott, 7U3
East Thity-flfth, January .", a daughter.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A
Mli.cr, 10:11 East inth, January 2, a daugh-a
IZETTA To Mr. and Mrs. Charley l2etta,
179U Kerby, January 4, a daughter.
YOSHIDA To Mr. and Mrs. R. Yoshlda,
Columbia boulevard, January J. a daughter.
MILLER To Mr. and . Mrs. G. S. Miller,
19:io East Stark, January 7, a daughter.
OSF1ELD To Mr. and Mrs. John T. Os
field, 179 Atlantic. January 8. a daughter.
Kelso Yankettes Elect.
. KELSO, Wash., Jan. 1J. (Special.)
Officers for the coming year were
chosen Friday night by the Yankettes,
an organization of Kelso young ladies,
who have been devoting their time to
war work and to cheering the soldier
hoys in France. The officers are:
Yankee. Olive Eldred; Yanko, Byrdla
Poland; Yankalre, Nine Glide; Yank-
oin, Ruth Henrickson; Yankerone, Mrs.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL RETORT.
PORTLAND. Jan. 1.1. Maximum temper
ature. 02 degrees: minimum, 44 degrees.
River reading at 8 A. M., 2.1 Icet; rhango in
last 24 hours. 0.0 foot rise. Total rainfall
15 P. M. to 5 P. M.l, none: total rainfall
since Feptember 1. 191. 12.70 Inches: normal
rainfall since September 1, 2'2.2S inches: de
ficiency of rainfall since September 1. If 18,
0.."i5 Indies. Sunrise, 7:00 A. M. : sunaet,
4:50 1. M. Total sunshine January 13, 8
hours, 10 minutes; possible sunshine. 9 hours.
Moonri.se. A. M. ; moonset. .:17 A. M.
Harnmnlar (reduced to sea level) at 5 1. M..
:U.26 inches. Relative humidity at noon,
04 per cent.
THE -HEATHER.
BTATIONS.
5 a Wind
'1 S3
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2 " c no
5 2 2. 2.
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State ot
Weather
Raker
Roise
Boston
Calgary ......
Chicago
benver
Dcs Moines...
Eureka
Galveston . .
Helena
Juneaut ....
Kansas City. .
Los Angeles.
Marshfield . ...
Medford
Minneapolis
281 3SI0.01I..IE
JSl 42 0.001. .1KB
1
3
3
24!
42
54
BS
40
3l
4SI
fllil 74i0.00. .INW
D4U.UU
27 40 0.00!
iPt. cloudy
Clear
4010.001. .Id V Clear
. . . o.oo! .
::s:o.ooi4'W
84,0. 12. .IS
44I0.00I12IN
84:0.001. .ISW
HO'O.OO'WE
400.00l.IW
no 0.10!. .ISE
44:0. OOI.. W
New York. . . .I 11
2Sl 300.00:16W
Clear
Clear
Clear
I't. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Snow
Cloudy
Clear
ISW IPt. cloudy
NWlPt. ciouay
HALL & COMPANY
BEY AND SELL
Railroad
Public Utility
Industrial
Municipal
BONDS
YIELDING
5 to 7
Foreign Government Loans
Local Securities
Preferred Stocks
Lewis Bids- Portland, Or.
S-M
FACTS MO. 422
34!0.00!14;W
North Head... I 4Si B2 0. Otlj . .ISE
North Yakima,
Phoenix
Pocatello
Portland
Roseburs; .....
Sacramento . .
St. Louis.... ..
Salt LaKe....
San Diego....
San Francisco.
Seattle
Sitka ........
Spokane
Tacoma . j.. . ,1
Tatoosh Island
Valdezt
Walla Walla. .
Washington . .
Winnipeg 1
10! 40j0.0' . . E
30 llOIO.OOilOIN
14 .'!0'0.0Oi..lSE
4 52 0. 00!. .IRE
32 54;o.0OI. .IW
3G 4S 0.00.. SE IClear
44 52:0.00!14:NWRain
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
IClear
28 Solo. 00112 NW Clear
46 SSi0.00..SE Clear
42 5H 0.O0I. . NW Pt. cloudy
42 Bl0r00..SE Pt. cloudy
. .. 44 0.001.
34 40 0.001. . SE Pt. cloudy
44 60 0.041 . .IS Cloudy
481 R4I0.0:44I Rain
22122 0.0OI. .IN Pt. cloudy
46 4410. 00.. W Pt. cloudy
301 4fl 0.001. .Is Clear .
24! 20iO.0O!lQiSW Clear
tA. M. today.
day.
P. M. report of preceding
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Increasing cloudi
ness: southeasterly winds.
Oretron Increasing cloudiness: fresh south
easterly winds. .
Washington Rain west portion: mcreaa-na-
cloudiness east portion: moderata aouth-
easterly gales on the coast.
Idaho Fair.
EDWARD It. WKLLS, Meteorologist.
Legal Peace Committee Picked.
PARIS, Jan. 12. Premier Clemenceau
has appointed a legal eomtnlttee of 10
members, under, the chairmanship of
AN
H4
AMAZING
GROWTH
An experimental motortruck
line was entablishcd between
"Portland and AIc.Minn vlll on
October 15th witli two two
ton trucks. Within thirty
clays the eqirlpnlent was in
creased to five trucks and
the amount of freight of
fered for transportation
often is more than can bo
handled. What has made
the service possible is the
fact that tho road between
Portland and New berg is
vyv paved witn
B? BITULITHIC
..
X Warren Brothers Compruiy,
:- Journal Bldg., Portland, Or. .
70,000 In Use
I'UV SAFE ORUCn AN
Indiana Silo
PROVEN RIGHT 11Y TEST.
SPAULDING LOGGING CO.
Salem, Or.
TRAYEI.KRS GUIDE.
USTRALIA
Honolulu, Suva, NcwZaaland
UKJDIJ.N AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL KAIL LINE
Largest, newest, best-equipped t earner
For fares and Bailings apply Can, Pac. Rail
way, 65 Third lt.. Portlund, or Ceuerf
Akeut. iltf Seymour b-U Jiocourr B. (fa