TUB SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JANUARY 17, 1909.
NEW SUGAR FACTOR
Deal of the Honolulu Planta
tion Company.
TO SELL THROUGH JOBBERS
Company AVill Maintain the Fame
lit Prices as the California Re
fineries Speculation In Tea
Marlrefr Hops Are Active.
Tbr Is a new factor In the urr situa
tion en the Paclflo Coast. TTie Honolulu
Plantation Company, though Its product hi
been oa th Coast market for some time past.
Baa eora t tha front, seemtatfly with the
coacumnoe of the two bis; California re
Bseiiea. The Honolulu company ha lately
completed axranrernent for mVAr.g it sugar
In this city through the Jobbing trade. The
lax? eaa Francisco steamer brought up 10
w. ox U9 augax ar.a -J pa more are on
tha at earner now ea route. It price will
be tha bubs aa tha Western Refinery and.
California and Hawaiian Ik.
Stock of beet aujrar are runntntr low. The
Hamilton refinery, at Hamilton City, Sa old
out of beet and stocks elsewhere are small.
The prospects) are that beet will be oat of
slock for some time before tha new crop
come In.
I.riVS THAJf 10.flw BAm OF HOPS.
Periled IJa Shsm Hldlncs In Fsnnert'
Hands.
A 1!M of the uneoM stocks of hops In
Oregon, revised yestertay. showed only "(779
Vale With that limited supply and the de
msxA general, tha market naturally waa rery
firm.
In the past week H. I Hart has bonerht
a boot 7 no bales, most of them from dealers.
at price ranging from d to 7 cent. Among
the lota secured from growers were those
at Boa and Hafren, at Canby; W. Toung.
sCcConaell andi Too, at Sherwood, and Kela
Larson. Heltxet. Carson and Mead, at HIl!-
Catltn Lisa yesterday bought 91 bale
from Somekawa. of Woodburn. at T cents.
and the eearey Hop Company made several
purchases.
XIaber. Wolf a Nttere London cable
ejraa aa folio--:
Market steady at wnctianged prices."
IXMTAL HAT FBJTJRS ARE inCHER.
Deissnd la Good and Receipts Hare Fallen
On Sharply.
With yery light receipts of hay and the
demand strong, price have moved upward
all throe rh the list. Alfalfa Is especially la
demand and Tory little as offering. The total
hay receipts for the week were only SS car.
12 car less than last week.'
The grain market generally waa colet.
though price were firm throughout.
Bid and asked price were posted at the
Board of Trad as forowsn
WHEAT.
P.!
. -C
. .9.1
AsfcM.
January
February
OATS.
J.inuary
February ........... .
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1 fCU
l.ea--i
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BARLET.
Jinuarr 1 "T"i 1.4f
February 1.88V, 1.41 H
Receipt In car were reported by the
Merchant Exchange e follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oat Hay
Jan. 1M1 8 J 4 .. 4
Jsn. 1?. .. 1
Jan. 13 7 2 2 4
Jan. 14 2 1 ft
Jan. IS 1 J 4 1 R
Jan. 1 2 2
Total thl week.. H It 14 8 H
Total last week..l3 10 80 8 85
corvrRY rnnprrg qroxED lower.
F.ggs and Poultry Decline Because of Very
8 low Palre,
Country produce of all kinds we slow.
Except of eggs, receipts for the day were
not large, but the Indifference of buyer
made price weak.
For eggs. 4S cents was the best price
quoted, and the way they are dragging Indl-
catee a 40-cent price soon.
Chicken prices were off about a cent all
around. In some cases prices had to be
lashed further to clean up.
The butter market held steady at the
range quoted by city creamery men.
Drnlatloa fa Tea Trade.
There ha been much talk In the Fast
about a duty being placed on tea, and buy
er have been speculating heavily In the
past month or two In anticipation that Con
gress may put on a duty. For this reason.
tee, price at New York and Chicago have
advanced from 1 to 8 cents per pound.
Rice Advancing- tn the South.
Wire, received yesterday noted advance,
In the nuth of from J4 to Heenta on all
grade of rice. The bulk of the crop Is
still In the hands of growers and they seem
to. be holding together very firmly. It Is
hardly likely that values on rice will recede
to the low basis of the latter part of De
cern ber.
No Change, tn Fresh Produce.
There were no receipts of fresh produce
yesterday, but a good deal of stock that
had been on the tracks for several daya was
unloaded. Trad on the whole was light
and price were about steady.
Bank Clearing.
Clearing of the Northwestern cities yes
terday were a follows:
Clearinrs. Balance.
Portland 8 772.747 JHV712
ra!tie 1,2M 167 H7.611
Tacoma 7-5.417 fi.'l
'kane 1M2..144 122.03.!
'"learlag of Portland. Seaf.le and Tacoma
fir the past week and corresponding week in
former year were:
Portland. S-a.tt. Tscoms,
1PCA 17.011.917 89 2VV (U 4.vV.
1 -.. 6.4IP 7.32-i C47 8.7sil,557
1 7 6.513.7I5 SJM.;1 4.611.254
4.991.32$ 7.914.07 7 3.7n3.524
15 4 07S"1 4.957.R1 3.043.335
lil 3 l-3 i-7 4.M4I.2AT 2 22rf f.3
1 ! 3.611. ftl'.S 3.4W7.4M 2,1.43
19"3 2.727.1S3 2.826.IX9 1.216.142
PORTI.AM MARKETS.
Grain. Flour. Feed. Ete.
BARI.EY Producer prices: Feed,
82T
rer ion: brewing,
WHEAT Track prioes; Bluestem, tl OS;
club. 82c: fife. 92c: red Russian. 80c;
40-fold. ie: Valley. 5c
FLOfR Patents. $5:5 por barrel;
straights. $4.!0; exports. $3 80; Valley. $5;
i-sack graham. $4.40; whole wheat. $4...
OATS rrodueers prices: so. 1 white,
$33 60 per ton
MUAIVtirs Bran. $?1??28 50 per ton;
middlings. $33: short. $ 2s chop,
relied barley. C'jj.TO.
HAT Timothy. Willamette Valley. 81
per ton; Eastern Oregon, 817&1S;
clover, 812818; alfalfa. 814; grain hay, $12
eis.
Vegetable and rralt,
FRESH FRUITS Apples. 73e93 box:
pears. 8181-75 per box; quinces. 810125
per box; cranberries. $14 50 913 psr barrel;
hpanl.h Malaga grapes, $7.S0JS per barrel;
persimmons. 81 1.25.
POTATOES Front street Jobbing price,
81 401.60 psr hundred; sweat potatoes, 2140
per pound.
TROPICA L FRUITS Oranges, navels. 83
ft par box; Japanese. 750 per box; lemons,
fancy. $4&4 50 per box: ciiolce. $.13. SO;
standard, $3,16 box; grapefruit, ti.25 box;
banana, per pound: pomesmnste.
1 i'l'tz box: pineapples. lltf t.Tt per dosen;
tancvrlnes. $1.7. pr box.
ONIONS Ore-ron. eeUlns; price. pr
taur.rtrTi.
SnoT VKOETARLFS Turnip. ll.604H.To
per snxk: carrot. J.IVtfl.&o; parsnlos, SI 60
CI. .5; beets, i.il.7S. norseraaisn, siuc
per potin.
vkc:etart.es Artichokes, ft 40 . dor:
beans, 2", c lb ; cabbage. I He lb. : cauli
flower. 12 25 por crate; celery. $4,506 5 per
crate; cu.-uml.ers. 117X6 2.23 box: exirplant.
lie lb: lettuce. 1131.2; ner box: parsley.
Jrto dozea: peas. Suo lb.; pepper. lUTOO
per lb.; pumpkins. IOIVc per lb.: radishes,
80c per dox : aplnach, it per lb.: sprouts,
10c rr lb.; squash. lfJIVic per lb.; to-
Ialry and Country Produce.
BUTTER City creamery, extras.
19c; fancy outside creamery. 37 Is o 39c per
ID.; store. issiuc.
EGOS Oreion ranch, ZttV'Sac; Eastern.
ST. :t7 e per dozen.
POULTRY Hens. lS414e lb.: Sprinfr.
larce. 1314c: small, ls'uiioc; mixed. l.Vi
!: ducks, ltfo-oc; eeese. 10311c; turkeys.
i Fancy cream twins. 1SH0169
per lb.; run cream triplets. 15W4J18C; lull
cream. Tonne America. lG6 17c
r.AL Extra, sif loc per pound; oral-
nary. .rsc; neavy. oc.
PORK Fancy, a Vi ii So per lb.: larxe. 1
iV-c.
ilUTTOX BSSe per lb.: lambs. MJBVjC.
Groceries. Dried Fruits, Etc
DRIED FRUITS Apples. 7J4C per pound;
peaches. 1112Sc; prunes. Italians. 69
ftsc; prunes. French, 32r5c; currants, un
washed, cases, OVic; currants, washed, casea.
lOc; use, white, fancy, 00-pound boxes, Ofeoi
dates. 7a7HC
COFFEE Mocha, 24728c; Jara, ordinary,
lTG-'Oc: Costa Rica, fancy. 184f20c; good.
lGdlSc; ordinary, lVQloc per pound.
kick southern japan, c; neaa, 0w
8Vic.
PALMON Columbia River. 1-pound tails.
12 per doxen; 2-pound tails, Jlai: l-pound
flats, xaiio; Alaska ptr.K. l-pouna tail, vc;
red. 1-pound tails. (1 40; sockeyes, 1-pound
tails. 12.
fTOAR oranuiatea. 13.831 extra c o to:
golden C U-3J; fruit and berry sugar. $5KJ;
plain bag. 0 70; beet cranuiatea. is I3i
cubes (barrels), 18 35: powdered (baxr.l).
14.20. Terms: On remittances within 15
daya. deduct A4c per pound; If later than 13
days and within 30 day., deduct Ho per
Dounl Maple sucar. ijtf isc per pound.
MID ainuta, isstfioc per pouna UJ
sack: uraxil nuts, ltic; dliierts, 10c; pecans.
lic- almonds. l:ltr!4c; chestnuts. Italian.
11c: peanuts, raw. 6Z6c; plnenuts. 1041
li:c; hickory cuts, ltic; cocoanuts, 90o per
duzen.
iAI.T Granulated. 14.30 per ton. SZ per
bale; half ground, luos. 110 per ton; sus.
X lO r.O rjer ton.
lit.As small write, d jdc; large wnite.
4Vc; Uma, 5"c: pink. SVsc; bayou, 81c;
Mexican red. 4Vc
rro-rUlona,
BACON' Fancy. 21c per pound; standard.
!:; choice, 17c; English, lfhaic; strips.
13c
DRY SALT CURED Regular short clears,
dry salt. 12c: smoked, l.'lc; short clear
backs, heavy, dry salted. 12c; smoked. 13c
Oregon exports, dry salt. 13c; smoked. 14c
HA1. lO to 13 lbs.. He: 14 to 1 lbs.
13i-c: 18 to 2" lbs., 13c: ham, ekinne.l
13ViC: picnics. blmc: cottage roil. 11c: shoul
der. 11c: bolted buns, IBliOo; boiled
picnics, ltc
L.AttL settle reniereo: nerces, tac; tupe,
lSi.c: ts. I3Vc: 2'1. I.lttc; 10s. 13.c; f.
lSc: 3s. 14c. Standard pure: Tierces, 12c
tubs. 12V,c; t-0. lisic: 12Sc: los. 121,c:
ft. 12Sc; T. I.lc. I oropouna: Tierces. Jc;
mi b.c; sxjm. bfec; z'.a. e?c; iui, e)c; os,
SMOKED Peef tongues, esch.
TOc: dried beef seta lne: dried beef out'
sides, 1.1c: dried beef Insldes. 18c; dried
beef knuckles. lc.
PICKLED GOODS Barrels: Pigs' feet.
113; regular tripe. $10: honeycomb tripe..
112: riB' tongues. ioo.
MESS MEATS Ueef. speclala. Ill per
bairel; plate. S14 per barrel; family. X14
per barrel; pork. $21 per barrel; brisket. 23
per barrel: S P. beef tongues, iju; pig
snouts. ,12 DO; pig ears. IliiU.
Oils.
COAL Oil, Pearl and astral OIL case.
lSo p?r gallon: water white. Iron barrels.
lie; eocene ana extra star, cases 21; head-
lijrrit oil. cares. c; Iron DarreiS. loc; eialae.
i. 2c.
GASOLIN'IT I'nlon and Red Crown, bar-
'ls. laWc; cases. 22-c: motor, barrels.
164c; cases. 23Uc: Si (lfrrera. barrels.
30c; cases, 37,c; engine distillate, barrels.
9c: casew. 16C.
LINSKED OIL Raw. barrel lots. 12c: In
cases. 6Sc; boiled, barrel luts, 64c; In cases.
lOc
OIL MEAL Ton lota. ."7.
Hods, Wool. Hides. Etc.
HOPS IIK'S. choice, 7VjC per pound;
good prime. 6Vii4i7c: fair prime. 64iiVc;
medium, tissue; iwi, ;ai!ic; iwi, 1
114 c.
WOOL jsasiern Oregon, average oesx. tu
014c per pound, according to shrinkage;
Valley. 1.1'n i(C.
MOHAIR r-holce. JsaiBo per pound.
H1DKS Dry hides. No. 1. lsloc pound;
drv klu. No 1. 13'ifl4o pound: dry calf
skin. 17917V.C pound; salted hides, heavy.
B4 b0c; light and OTt, SHS'tic: salted calf
skin, mil i:ic pound; green, lc lesa.
Kl'RS No. 1 skins: Angora goat, ft to
8125: badger. 2s'f.10c: bear. 133 20: beaver.
IA50S8&U; cat, wim. e'ic'ri; cougar, per
fect head and claws, s.3310; tlaher. darx,
l7.:-0ail: pale. 8I.90'o;7; fox. cross. 13
to t: fox. gray, 60c to 80c; fox. red, 22 21
to 14: fox. silver. $35 to 100; tynx. l!0'is
15; marten, dark. !SaP12; mink. 75eJ4BO;
muskrat. 10?fl5r: otter, 17; raccoon. 4oc$s
tc; sea otter. 119.50, as to slxe; skunks.
Bot75c; civet cat. lO'g 15c: wolf, 1203;
coyote. 70ct 11.1: wolverine, dark. ,35;
rolverlne. pale, sj.&o.
caSi ara bark Small lota, 4 He: car-
lota 5sc per pound.
TAimber.
ROt'OH Dimensions. 2x4 to 14x14 to 81
f-et. 110: 34 to 40. Ill: 42 to AO. 113: 52 to
. 117: 1x8 to 1x12 rough. 111: 1x4 com.
is, 110; 1x3 com. sis. 111; cull. 1x0 and
alder sis, 17; cull. 1x4. sis., st); cuu. 2x4
to 2x12 Fixed, 17; ship lap, com., 812; cedar.
com, 113.
FLOORING 1x4. No. 1 V. O, 830: No. 2
V. J... 125; No. 8. 115: No. 2 slash. $18; 1x8
slash, llo: 1 4-lni-h flooring. $4 extra
Rl STIC ix ana 119 ro. 1. xj; tin. a
V or chan, 118; No. 2 special pattern, $20;
No. 3. all patterns. $14.
CEILING 1x4 and 1x8 No. 1. 825; No. X
82S; No. 3. $13.
lath iH-incn. -; lvi-mcn, 1173.
er linear foot, each Inch la width. He.
STUI'PIMi Up to 12-inch. NO. 1. 832:
No. 2. $18: No. 3. $12; 1x3. No. 2. $16; No.
DOOR JAMS Up to 12-tnch. No. L $32:
No. 2. $20: No. 8. $14.
per linear foot. 'He; over 2 Inches In width.
!OLLIIMs 2 incnes wme ana under.
4. $18; H-lnch, $-- less.
Fresh Fish and Shell fish.
FISH Halibut, 7o lb.: black cod. 7ffl8c:
black pas. 2uc; Slripea nass. jkc; herring,
Sc: flounders, 6c; cattish. 9c: shrimp.
12l-c: perch. 6c; sturgeon. 12V,c: sea trout,
15cl torn coa, ac; saimon, erjc; smelt, oc.
OYHTERS bhoajwater nay. per rn on.
$2 23; per sack. $4 50: Tuke Point, $1.00 per
loo: oiympia iiu iox., so; uiympia, per
gallon. 92.1.
CLAx.1 Little neck. per. pox. 1200:
raxor clams, $2 per box.
Eastern Mining; Stacks.
BOSTON, Jan. 16 Closing quotations:
Adventure ..8 9.12'Mont C & C. . .25
Allouex .15.00 Nevada 19 37H
Amalgamated SO 2Vi old Dominion 55.62 V,
Anx com... 37.23 I Osceola 1.T4.00
Atlantic .... 17 25 '1'arrol 2S.7S
Hutta Coal... 23 25 iQulncy 93 00
Cal & Arix. . .113.00 'Shannon 16.50
Cal & Hecla.6'10.00 jTamarack ... S3. 00
Centennial .. 33 37 Vi Trinity 15 50
Copper Range 79.00 H'nlted Copper 14 50
Inly West... 10.25
Franklin l.Y.'.O
I. S. Mining. . 44.50
'TJ. S. Oil 290O
lUtah 45.25
(Victoria, 4 50
Iwinor.a 3 00
Iwolverlne ...151.50
INorth Butte.. 83.23
Granny 105.00
ilreene v"in. . 11. no
Isle Ryale. . 20.25
Mass Mining. S.50
Michigan ... 13.00
NEW YORK. Jan, !,. Closing quotations:
Alice 225
ILeadvllle Con... 3
Brunswick Con. 8
Com Tun stock. 23
do bonds l'"l
r c A Va 85
Horn 5ltver. ... 70
Iron Eilver 100
!Uttle Chief T
'Mexican loo
Ontario 300
lophlr 103
'standard ISO
'.Yellow Jacket... 80
Dairy Frodue In the East.
CHICAGO. Jan. 16. On the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was steaay;
creameries. Dic; dairies. zitxf--
Kkets Steady; at mark, cases Included.
7 -fi :. H e ; firsts. Smc: prim firsts, 82o.
Cheeese Firm, 14 a uo,
EW YORK. Jan. 16- Bntter Fancy
grades steady: others easy; creamery extras.
W".r; receipts. 34.i,.
Cheese Firm; state full cream Fall made
fancy. 14ic: Winter made, best, 13c;
good to choice, lz a lrfo.
Eggs Firm, unchanged.
Metail Market.
VHtV YORK. Jan. 16. Th metal market
were quiet In the absence cf cables. Spot
tin lr ouoted at Bi atHn-ji ioc.
Copper appears to be unrettled. wtth Lake
quoted at 14.3714.60c, eiectrolytlo at 149
14.12Ue and casting at u.fi wul4c.
Lead was eaoy at 4.1844.20c and spelter
dull at 0.12'.4r5.17 c
Iron was quiet and unchanged.
Wool at St. Lonii.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 16. Wool Firm; terri
tory and Western mediums. 17 521c; fln
medium. 15tfl.7c; Due, 1.9140.
!
ALL STOCKS STRONG
Lively Demand in the Bond
Market as Well.
IGNORE ADVERSE NEWS
I Passing of Wisconsin Central Into
Canadian Pacific Group Is the
Cause of Uvely Specu
lative Buying;.
XEW YORK. Jan. lfl. The passing of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad Into the Cana-
dlan Pacific jrroup throtiffh control By tne
Minneapolis. St. Paul sc Sault Ete. Marie
was the Incentive to a lively speculative de
mand today for a wide yarlety of stocks of
minor railroads which are considered eligi
ble for incorporation Into larger system.
This prospect, although vague and unde
fined, caught the speculative Imagination
today and the sympathetic effect permeated
the whole list to some extent.
The bond market also took on fresh an!
nation and breadth, stimulated by the evi
dence of unsatiated Investment demand In
that department.
Unfavorable factor were Ignored and the
aborts hastened to cover their contracts.
helping on the upward movement. The
American Hallway Association reported an
other addition of 110.943 surplus idle freight
car to the total for the half month ending
January IS. The fresh accumulation of
Idle cars la accounted for In part by the
usual holiday recession In traffic.
The feature, of the bank statement was
the excess of the cash gain over the estl
mated gain, while the heavy loan expan
alon was fully expected In view of the large
Bond operation of the week. It 1 evl
dent also that the trust companies are re
ducing their loan, as well as Increasing
tneir cash. In preparation for the additional
reserve requirement In effect on February 1.
Bond were atrong. Total sales. 2.79d.
000. United State 2s registered have de
clined per cent on call durinir the week.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
eaje. rilgn. Low. Bid.
Amal Copper
12.100 bw'i tKJT,
Am Car A Foun
300
48i
4.H1-
do preferred
Am Cotton Oil..
13,066
""406
1.9"0
7H
it 4
i:M
60
"45
'22 Vs
18
OH
'83 ii
40
Am H-l ic 1A pf.
Am Ice Securl..
Am Linseed Oil.,
Am Locomotive..
1354
66 W
do preferred . . .
110
Am Smelt at P.ef. 23.OU0
83 '4
8ni
00 preferred . . .
m Sugar Kef...
4u0 lt)2W lol 4.
1X 128 128
129
92
28 1
iSS
100),
IORI,
112
92
31
iH4
234
61 Vi
8U
177 V,
1411V,
70
0s
etiv,
83 Vj
s
12SV,
18V,
177H
39 V4
' Sit
87
31
47
36
105
143
71
144U
16f
46H,
U
55 V,
40
83 V,
41
Am ToUicco pf..
Am Woolen
200 28
"0 47T4.
10.5(iO IGoi.
100 lwa
28
47
vot.
Anacon1a Min Co.
Atrhieon
do preferred ...
Atl Coast Line...
Bait 4 Ohio
tj.ooo 112 nos;
do preferred . . .
Brook Itao Tran.
2,4"0
l.lioO
So0
70i
1771,
Sir
68
170V4
80 i,
Canadian Pacific.
Central Leather. .
do preferred
Central of N J
Ches lOhlo 2S B.O
61 ".4
14
175 S
11
70 V,
"
'.!,
83
KIT.
1271,
IS i,
'39"
79 Ti
38
80i4
45
35
155
142Ti
144
151-i
39s
Chicago Gt West. I.91O
Chicago 4 N W.. 3u0 177
C. U & El Paul. 2.V.1 149U.
i,, Ac at Lm. . ia 10V.
-oio rue. at iron z.ftuo
41
Colo .Southern.. 300
. 66 i
837.
KIT.
1285,
18
37 hi
31M,
47-T,
35 -it
155 l,
1435,
do 1st preferred. 6v0
do 2d preferred.
Consolidated Gas..
Crrn Prrniuots . . .
l.lis)
1,600
buO
1.200
8.2K
1,800
loo
2iXI
8,100
Del a Hudson....
D ft R Grande...
do preferred . . .
Distillers' Securi..
Erie
do 1st preferred;,
do 2d preferred.
General Klectric, .
Gt Nortriern pf...
Gt Northern Ore..
Illinois Central ..
ftoO 145
l.t0 114
Interborouith Met.
do preferred
27.500 4tJj,
Int Paper . . .
do preferred
Int Pump 1.800 404,
sou
32 4
401),
72
Iowa central- .... 4.!0 34
K C Southern..- 6,llO 41T
do prclerrea . . . 110
721a
2
Louis ft Naehvllle.
2O0 124 "i
1234 124U
f.9 58 Vi
Minn ft St L
4X 6 'i
M. St P ft 8 S M.
Missouri Pacific...
f"0 145 V,
144
1444
700
TO
43 H
74
774
6944
eov,
4:14
73 14
77 '4
129 '4
-
88
78
139
34 "4
1334
103V4
40
170
464
137 .
25
86
244
69,
894
22
62-T4
78
119!4
1214
26(,
62
44-14
.154
52',
"Hi
1SOV,
95
S3V4
lHVi
524
11-T
45
464
1144
18'4
49
80
68
11
4'Mii
Mo. Kan & Texas 13,800
do preferred ... 2"0
74
T7H
129
464
87 ,
'1394
132 14
l"2's
8SV,
41
National lad ... SoO
N i Central 10.S' 1301,
1 , unx ek est. o. i'Xj 4X
Norfolk ft West. 6uO
North American..
89 i4
Northern Pacific.. 8,200 140
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania O.tVXl 1334
Peoples Uas .... 1,000 13 v.
P, C C ft St L... 6X 884
Pressed Steel Car 200 41
Pullman Pal Car
Ry Steel Spring
Reading
67.100 1374
2'0 2fi
KO 864
1.7"0 24 1
6.2A) 59',
136
25
86
24
68 ,
89 V,
Republic Steel ..
do preferred ...
Rock Island Co..
do preferred
Ft L ft S F 2 pf.
200 39
fit L Southwestern
do preferred ...
200 624 62V4
Slons-Sheflleld
Southern Pacific. 89,200 1204
1184
121
264
62
44
34
52-4
71
177 '4
'8314
'tsi,'
113,
do preferred ... 80O 121 U
Southern Railway. 4,500 2i'.'4
do preferred ... 6" 62".;
Tenn Copper .... 4 00 44.!
Texas ft Paclflo.. 1.0i0 35 1,
To). St I. ft West. 2.60 63
do preferred ... 1.600 724
TJaiox Pacific ... 78.000 ISO-
rio nreferred
TJ S Rubber 100 334
do 1st preferred
TJ S Steel 83.400 52V,
do preferred ... 2.400 114
TltiiJl Copper
Va-Caro Chernlcat. 8.400
64
do preferred
Wabash i I.000
1!
494
8"
11
1S4
46 '4
8-."4
84
11
404
125
do preferred ... IZ.iK"!
Welnxhpuse Elec .100
Western Union ... 1"0
Wheel ft L Erie ft'
Wisconsin Central. T.o
42'4
Am Tel ft Tel 400 1264
1201.
Total sales for the day, 554.900 shares.
BONDS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16 Closing quotations
V. 8. ref. 2a reg.l02H'N Y C G 34s. 94
do coupon. ... 103 iNorrn rticinc .1. 744
TJ. 8. 8s reg lOOlilNorth, Paclflo 4s. 103
do coupon. .. .1O0 South pacltlc 4s. 91
TJ S new 4s reg.llftvi T'nlon Pacific 4s.l02i
do coupon. .. .1204 wiscon cent 48 . 944
Atchison adj 4s. 93 S 'Japanese 4s 80
D ft R O 4s 98 I
Stocks at Ixmdon,
DOVDON, Jan. 16. Consols for money.
83 7-16: do for account. 83
Anaconda ... 0.78
AUhlson 10175
IN. Y. Central. 132.30
Norflk A Wes SW.25
do nref 103.00
do pref .
89 00
47.73
67 75
7.87
69.73
24 25
63.50
Fait is Ohlo.ll3.7.
Can Pacific. .181 00
Out & West . .
Jpennsylvania.
j ft and Mines. .
Reading
Southern Ry. .
Ches A Ohio. 60 00
Chi art West 8. so
r. M. s. p.isioo
De Beers. . .
11.87' do pref. . .
D A R O 3!.r.O
South Pacific. 121. S7
Union Pacific. 182. 30
do pref f9 00
U. 8. Steel.. . 62
do pref 115.73
do pref.... 82.00
Erie 81 00
do 1st pf . 45.30
do 2d cf.. 36 00
Grand Trunk. 1025
III Central. . .147.50
r. A N- 12il SO
Wabash 19.00
do pref 48.00
Spanish 4s... 94 37
Mo K. A T.. 85 37; Amal Copper. 81.62
Dolly Treasury Statement,
WASHINGTON". Jan. 18. Today's state
ment of the Treasury balances In tha gen
eral fund ahows:
Available cash balance $168,671,128
Qold coin and bullion 23.703.194
Gold certificates 29.800.090
Monry Exchange, Ete..
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. Money on call
nominal. Time loan active and steady;
80 day 8 per cent: 90 days, 2 V (; I
per cent; six month, t ft Shi per cent.
Prime mercantile paper closed at t9
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual husl-
ness In bankers' bill at $4.84854.8495 for
60-day bill and at $4.8735 04.8740 for de
mand.
Commercial bills, $4 84 4. 84.
Bar silver. 52c.
Mexican dollars. 440.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bond.
strong.
LONDON, Jan. 16. Bar sihrer Steady,
84 5-16d per ounce.
Money Zfi? per cent.
Th rate of discount in the epen mar feet
for short bills Is t per oent; three months
bills, 24 per cent-
BAN FRANCISCO.
Jan.
1. Silrar
bar 5ISO.
Mexican dollar Nominal.
Drafts Sight. 7o: telegraph. 12 Ho.
Sterling Sixty days, 14.85; sight.
14.87(4.
Dried Fruit at New fork.
KBW YORK, Jan. 16. The market for
svaporated apples la quiet, but holder show
no disposition to stimulate business at the ex
pense of price. Fancy are quoted at 8
Hc: chglce at 748c; prime, 6!'7a, and
common to fair at d&64c
Prunes are dull, with quotation ranging
from 4H74o 'for new crop California up to
4O-S0a and from 6Me to So for Oregon 40-B0a
to 20-30.
Apricot are in light supply, with ehoioe
quoted at BH9c; extra choice at WttflOo,
and fancy at llHdSo.
Peachea remain dull, with choice quoted at
e4S7o; extra, choice at 7"i3Sc, and fancy at
8llo.
Raisin are unsettled, although eoaat ad--rlces
are a little firmer In tone. Loose, raw
cmtels are quoted at 4S46c; choice to fancy
seeded, oH'&t'o; seedless, 45Ho, and London
Uyera at Sl.fi01.60.
Coffee and Sugar,
NEW YORK. Jan. 18. The market for
coffee futures closed steady, net unchanged
to 5 points higher. Sale were reported of
lw.aou Dan, including-: January, o. oc ;
March, B.855.0Oc; May. B.lKXSS.DSc; July,
lH.zno bags, including: January. D.Toci
6.75c: August, G.65c: September. 6.60$5.65o:
October. 5.60c: December. 6.60c Spot cof-
feet stesdy; Slo No. 7, 7V7So; Santos
No. 4. 8o. Mild steady; Cordova, 814
6 1214 o.
Sugar Raw.unsettled : fair refining, 8.21c;
centrifugal. 96 test. 3.7lc; molasses sugar.
Z.Hoo. Kennea sugar steaay; io. e. 4-ic;
No. 7. 4.20c: No. 8. 4.16c: No. 9. 4.10c: No.
10. 4c; No. 11. 8.95e; No. 12. 3.90c; No. 13,
8.80c: conrectioners A, 4.40c: mould A,
8c; cut loaf, 5.45; crushed. 8.36: powdered.
4.700; frranuiateo, 4.630; ouoea, 4.900.
MEAT PRICES ARE BUSED
SECOND ADVAXCB IX A JIOXTH
AT SR1TTX.E.
Potatoes Are Firm and Xo Later De
cline Is Expected Butter
Market Steady.
SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 18. (Special. )-
The second advance In moats in a month
was announced today. Steers were put up
4c to 814c; mutton, lo to 10c; lambs, 4o
to 11c; dressed hogs, 140 to 104c, and
country hogs. 14c to 13o. Smoked meat
prices were also advanced from 14 o to lc
all along the line.
Klght cars of bananas reached here to
day. Oranges drag and are lower, with the
top now $2.50 and much good stock of
fered aa low as $2. Fancy apples are
scarce at $2.58.
Potatoes were firm today at from $28
to $80. Until reports of damage to the
pit stock from frost are investigated, dealers
here look for a stiff market, although Cali
fornia stock will be available Monday.
Eggs still slump, although the supply I
limited. The top today was 48 cents.
Dealers are anxious to clean up and take
no chances on holdover stock.
Butter will not advance here, aooord-
Ing to the creamery men. They claim the
cream supply Is ample and Increasing.
QUOTATIONS AT SAX FRANCISCO.
price Paid for Produce la tha Bay City
Markets.
BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16. The follow
ing prices were quoted in the produce mar
ket toaay:
Mlllstuffs Bran, $28. 50030; middlings.
$33..'.u'3o.50.
veeetabies uaruc sarivc: green pea.
J 12 4c; string beans, 1620c; tomatoes.
J6c3 1.50.
uutter fancy creamery, sac; creamery
iconds. 82c; fancy dairy, 27c; dairy seconds,
81c; pickled, nominal.
Cheese New. 134 14c; Young America.
154&loc: r.oatern. lfc.
Eggs Store, 47o; fancy ranph, 4"14o;
Eastern. 430. i
Poultry Rooster, old, 4'bh.o; young, ws
broilers small, $.1.503 4. 50; broilers, large.
$434.50; fryers. jn; hens, ouo; oucks.
old, $415; young. xi.fiiB.
Wool Soring. Humboldt and Mendocino.
18 n 19c: Mountain. 4 si D 4c; Nevada, 9jfl4o.
Hay Wheat $lwn;J.; wneat ana oats.
$18022; alfalfa, $15018.60; stock, $13?
16; straw, per bale, 60 90c.
Potatoes Early Rose. Jl.40Wi.65: Sa
linas Burbanks. $1.60 01.88; Oregon Bur-
banks. $1.25 1.60; sweets, $1.25 Si 1.85.
Fruits A DO lea cnoice. ,1.-0: common.
40c: bananas. 76c 4i $3: limes. !4.604r6:
lemons- choice. $3.25: common. SI; oranges.
navels. 81.2501 8: pineapples. ll.SOfi.SO.
Receipts f lour, 2ts sacxs; oariey, 144a
centals; oats, 265 centals; beans, 2638 cen
tals; potatoes, 4560 sacks; hay, 270 tons;
hides, 820.
MONEY FLOWS EASTWARD
SEW YORK'S SCTPIiY
IS IX-
DREASrJfG.
National Banks of the Metropolis
Show the Largest Increase In De
posits lit Their History.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. Th Financier will
ay:
Th statement of the Associated Banks of
the City of New York, for the week end
ing January 16. showed a continuance of
the very heavy Increases and decreases
which have been a feature of the reports
for some time past. Taking the actual con
dition of the banks on Saturday as a ba
sis, loans were expanded $27,659,900, the
cash Increase was $10,356,400, while the de
posits rose $37,220,600. The large increase
In deposits, of course, swelled the amount
of reserve requirement, but despite this
fact, the reserve on all deposits Increased
$1,049,950, standing at the end of the
week at $27,361,400.
The banks gained for the week ending
Saturday fully $7,000,000 from the interior
and nearly $6,000,000 in operations with the
Sub-treasury, but the gold exports of about
$6,000,000 decreased the full measure of
the flow of currency into th New York
Institutions.
The statement was complicated through
operations of the banks and trust companies,
the summary of tha latter showing a de
crease of $14,000,000 in deposits of the
week, while loans were decreased $17,972,
600. The state bank and trust companies
not reporting to the clearing-house gained
approximately $1,500,000 in their cash hold
ings it la worth noting that the deposits of
the Government in New York banks now
amount to lea than 87,000.000, showing a
decrease of about 82.000,000 during the week.'
traceable to the fact that the banks are
anticipating tha recall by the Treasury of
$25,000,000 In publlo fund cow deposited
with banka
Money Is flowing freely to thl center from
the Interior. Even gold exports are not suf
ficient to counteract the gain which New
York banks are making from this movement.
The statement of averages of the
clearing-house bank for the week shows
tbat the bank hold $28,688,175 more than the
requirement for the 2o per cent ' reserve rule.
This i aa Increase of $2,805.25 tn the pro
portionate cash reserve as compared with last
week. The statement follows:
Increase.
Loans 81.829.110. 600 842.o74,l0
Deposits ..........
Circulation .......
Legal tender . .
Specie
Reserv ,
Reserve required
Surplus
Ex-U. S. deposits
I,4o4.49,"u0
46,109,400
48,434,100
83,358.500
193.344,600
876.703.100
851.114,823
25.5S.175
27.508.478
820,100
207,500
14.215.200
14,422,700
11.627,423
2.8S6.223
2,618,725
Decrease.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing-house bank today wa 27.06. The
statement of banks and trust companies of
Greater New . York, not reporting to the
clearing-house, shows that the.e Institutions
have aggregate deposits of $1,148,949,000:
total cash on hand. 8112.776,400 and loans
amounting to (1,036.530,300.
The Increase of 846,109.400 in deposit In
the National bank this week wa the larg
est ever recorded la the history of th
clearing-house.
GAS H WH EAT WANTED
Strong Demand at Chicago
and in the Southwest.
BULLISH SENTIMENT IN PIT
All Interests Are Free Buyers Prl
mary (Receipts Are Small.
Corn 'Weak and Oats
Steady.
CHICAGO, Jan. 18. The feature of the
trade In wheat was the excellent demand
for cash wheat here and in the Southwest-
One of the principal local longs
was a moderate buyer throughout the day
and shorts and commission houses bought
freely late In the session. Primary re
oelpts were again small. Sentiment In the
pit was bullish all day. The close was
strong, with May at ll.OSH S 1.06 14 and
July at 87(39740.
Forebodings of an Increased movement
of corn next week prompted selling In the
market for that grain which resulted In a
weak tone. May closed at (0)4 661c, and
July at 1114 j61!4a
Trade In the oats market was quiet and
price fluctuated within a narrow range.
Price closed unohanged to a shade higher
than yesterday's close.
Provisions were strong all day on an
active general demand. Prices closed up
714c to 2214c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low.
...$1.05 74 $1.084 ! $1.054
... .86-,, .971 .8111,
Close.
May
July
Sept,
$1.06 4
9714
... .VS? .,4
CORN.
... .81 .60
... .614 .14
... .61 .611,
OATS.
... .8114 -61H
... .88 ifc .8S14
.93V,
.94
May
.6014
.6114
61V
.61
.611i
July
Sept.
61H
May
Sept.
.814
88 1,
.61
MESS PORK.
'...16.78 16. S5 16.75
Jan.
May
16.85
17.00
17.0714
...16.93 . 17.0214
16.95
July
LARD.
9.674
9 90
10.00 ,
Jan.
May
July
.0
9 SO
9.90
60
9.80
8.8714
5
9.85 '
8.S714
SHORT RIBS.
Jan.
.. 8.75 8.80
.. 8.924 9.00
.. 9.05 9.12 4
8.7214
8.92 V,
8.7714
8.971,
9.124
May
July
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour Firm. Winter straights.
$4,755
6.20: straights. $4 60'd4.80: spring patents,
$5.35&5.55; straights, $4.00 4j 5.06 ; baker's.
$2.95tt4.1o.
Wheat No. 8 spring. 81.07 511.09: No. I.
$1.02 j 1.08; No. 2 red. $1.0 4 4 1.06 J,.
Corn No. 2. 68 Vi to 65 40: -No. 8 yeuow.
68 4 S3 59c,
Oats -No. z white, 5114 c; No. 1 wane.
49 4j 61c.
Kye No. 2. 75 4 c.
Barloy Good feeding, 69 4600; fair to
Choice malting, Glt&tc.
Flax seed No. 1 Northwestern, $1.08.
Timothy seed Prime. $3.95.
Clover Contract grades, $9.35.
Short ribs Sides (loose), la. 37 4 ff 8.80.
pork Mesa, per barrel, $16.87 4 17.
Lard Per 100 pounds, $9.65.
Sides rShort, clear (boxed), $8.75(f9.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 26.700 22.400
Wheat, bushels lD.duu o...suu
Corn, bushels 345. 600 29k, 300
Oats, bushels 800.600 836.400
Rye, bushels.' 6,000 6.900
Barley, bushels 124.500 87.200
Grain and Produce at New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. Flour Receipts,
24,100 barrels; exports, 20,600 barrels; mar
ket eteady, with prices quiet. Winter
straights, $4.65ai5.75; Minnesota bakers',
$4.2044.50; Winter extras, $3.654.25;
Winter patents, i4.75u5.2u; Winter low-
grades. $3.5510-4.15.
Wheat P.eceipts 153,400 bushels; exports.
140.200 bushels. Spot, steady; No. 2 red.
$l.O0 1.07 elevator; No. 2 red. $1.08 f. 0. b.
afloat; No. 1 Northern Duluth, $1.1774 f- o. b.
afloat; No. 2 hard Winter, -$3.14 r. o. b.
afloat. On bull support, steady cables and
large Northwestern receipts, wheat was gen
erally firmer this morning, although quiet.
closing net unchanged. May closed $1,09 4:
July closed $1.034.
Hops Quiet; Paclflo coast 190S. iloc;
1907. 3 6c.
Hides Steady. Bogota, 19 204c; Central
America, 20 4 c.
Wool Steady. Domestic fleece, 81 u 34c.
Petroleum Steady; refined. New York.
8S.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $8.40;
do In bulk. $4.96.
Grain at San Franclsc.
SAJ1 FRANCISCO. Jan. 18. Wheat
Steady. .
Barley Firm.
Spot quotations
Wheat Shipping. 11.684 "91.87 ; mining.
8167 1.72
Barley Feed, $1,406-1.48; brewing, $144
ei.48-ii.
Oats Red, $1.88 9 MO; white,
$1.70
1.85; black. $2.25 8.60.
Call board sales
Wheat May. $1.42 1.44.
Barlej" December. $1.18 fj 1.82.
Corn Large yellow, $1.75 1.83.
Wheat at Tacoma.
TACOMA. Jan. lfl. Wheat Milling
Bluestem, $1.05. Export Bluestem, y5c;
club. 0c; red, 880.
Wheat at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 16. Wheat March. 7s
6d; May, 7s 6d; July, 7s 6d. Weather
cold.
Flaxseed at Ml nnea polls.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 16. Flax closed at
$1,56. ,
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Price Current Locally on Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs.
The weather conditions are still responsi
ble for very light offerings of livestock In
the local market. Nothing came In yes
terday, but the Indications are for fairly
liberal arrivals In the coming week. As a
consequence of the scarcity, prices were
fully maintained yesterday on all lines,
cattle showing the most marked strength.
Local prices current yesteruay were as
follows:
CATTLE Best steers, .7t(ao; meuium.
$4.404.76; common, $3.764.25; cows, best,
93.754i4; medium, $3.60(4i3.75; common,
$2.751i3.76; calves, $4.605.
sheep Rest wethers. S4.504.75: mixed.
sheop and lambs, $4.6086; ewes, $4jj4.60
HOG'S Best. SB.zoigio.oo; meuium, 4017
-6.25; feeders not wanted.
Eastern Livestock Markets.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 16 Cattle Receipts.
8000; market, steady. Stockers and feed
ers, $3.40g'5.40; bulls, $3.25a5; calves, $3.75
(; 8.5; Western steers, 44.u..u, wwiwu
COWS, $3 5.
Hogs Receipts, tuou; maruet. sieaay 10
strong. Bulk of sales. $5.406 6.10: heavy,
$66.15: packers and butchers. $5.80$ 6.10;
light. "iO.304, 5.H0; pigs. $4. 254; 5.25.
Dheep ixecelpta, none; noiiiiuauy bicbu.
CHICAGO. Jan. 10. Cattle Receipts, es
timated. 300; market, steady. Beeves, $4f)
7.25; Texans, $4.15(5.25: Westerns, 4 iil
5.60: stockers and feeders, $3.25 .": cows
and heifers. $1.765.o0; calves. 1.5009.50.
Hogs Receipts, estlmaiea, ii.ouu, mar
ket, strong. Light, 5.40'6.05; mixed. $5.63
$6.30; neavy, jjuKaua; rougn, laivqi
6.85; good to choice heavy. $5.85835;
pigs. $4.355.3$: bulk of sales. $5.S.40.20.
Sheep Receipts, estimated, 1500; market
steadv. Native. $3.255.75: Westerns,
$3.255.73; yearlings. $6.15'jr7.1!: lambs,
natives, $5.2568; Western. $5.23fc8.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 16. Cattle Re
ceipts, 1200; market, unchanged. Steers,
$3.60 S.90: Texas steers, $3S5; range
cows and heifers, $2.75ffl5: canners, $23;
stockers and feeders. $2.75515.40; calves,
$48.25; bulls and stags, $3f 5.
Hogs Receipts, 8000; market, Be higher.
Heavy, $5,004(6.25; mixed, 15.65 36. light,
$5.75'6.U5; piKS. $3.505.50.
Sheep Receipts. COO; market, steady.
Yearlings, $6i8.00; lambs, $6.50(7.75.
London Wool Sales Open Tuesday.
LONDON, Jan. 16.- The first series of the
1009 wool auctions will be opened next
Tuesday, and the closing Is scheduled for
LUMBERMENS
NATIONAL BANK
Capital
CORNER SECOND AND STARK STREETS
Transacts General Banking Business
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EST A B UKH KD 188
. BROKERS
STOCKS--BONDS--GRAIN
Bought aad sold for eash and si manrtn.
Private wires Rooms 201 to
HIGH-GRADE MUNICIPAL
AND IMPROVEMENT BONDS
We have several good issues on hand. Buy direct from contractor
and save broker's commission.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
317 BECK BUILDING, PORTLAND, OR.
February S. During the first five day 64,
000 bales will be offered.
A CHAXCE TO MAKE MONEY.
I rend a recent article about a wo
man who Invested $620 In improving a
Mexican homestead and is now getting
a regular Income of over $1200 a year
from the saie of bananas from her or
chard. I am glad to say that I know
this can be done. You can get a
homestead in Mexico, free, end do not
have to live on it. All that Is required
is to have 1000 banana trees planted
within five vears, and the Improve
ment Department will prepare the
land, supply and plant the trees and
care for them until they come into
bearing, for about $600. You can pay
this in Installments of $5 a month, and
In three vears after your trees are
planted thev will bring you a profit of
more than $1500 each year if you su
perintend the work; but if you wish
tho Improvement Department will care
for the trees and market your bananas
sc. vnu will not nave to De in .uemu
at all: they get one-third of the crop
for attending to ana marKet-infr me
ha n n nno This will give vou a profit of
more than $1000 a year from an invest
ment nf nhnilt SHOO. II VOU act as your
own superintendent you can make $300
year more, x Know mis irum my uwn
experience. It Is a delightful country,
never hot, never cold, and the health
cnrirminns are nerfect. For lull infor
mation address The Jantha Plantation
Co, block 126, Pittsburg. Pa, as an
English literature pertaining to tnese
free Mexican homesteads Is distribut
ed from Pittsburg.
Bonds
Stocks
Securities
For Sale by
T. S. McGrath
Lumber Exchange
PORTLAND, OR.
PERMANENT
INCOME
PRODUCING INVESTMENTS
"We offer, subject to sale, a partial
list of choice BONDS to net 4y2 to 7
per cent.
$40,000 Eug-ene, Water 5s.
$35,000 Seattle, "Water 5s.
$10,000 Portland Improvement 6s.
$10,000 Tacific Coast Biscuit Co. Gs.
$10,000 Portland Home Telephone 5s,
with 100 per cent stock bonus.
Prices upon application.
J. W. GRUTHERS & CO.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Board of Trade Building.
Phone Main 7596.
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Letter containing Income values and quo
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market quotations received hourly.
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