' TIIE SUNDAY OREG ONT AX. rORTLAXT). JANUARY 23, 1912. ' .
i r
KFOB PRICES SOAR
Sharp Advances Shown at
London Auction Sales.
CABLED TO PLAGEMANN
Y-eT. Coyote; and Mulrl Are
I'lfljr rrr Cent I!?hrr Than a
Vrr Atco Market Now
at the Top Notch.
Tha price of raw fur l Bearing
rain. At the regular January auc
tion sales In London, which let the
pare for the world market, aa ex
ceedingly strong position was reirealed.
Frlcea adranced all around to an un
saual extent. The strength M moat
marked In bearer, wolf or coyote,
fisher, eroea fox and inuskrat.
A report of tha London aalea waa
received by cable yesterday by J. P.
FLagemann. ruanatrer of II. Liebea
Co. which ahows the following" ehangea:
Bearer. 10 per cent higher than laat
January. lynx, eame ! last March:
c:ter. IS per cent higher than laat
f-?rtcg: fleher. 4 per cent blither than
laat Spring, cross fox. 50 per cent
Mgher than last -Spring; blue fox. aama
aa laat March: marten. per cent
higher than last March; red fox. aama
as last Pprln: Marten, a per cent
higher than laat Spring: minx. 10 per
cnt higher tt.an laat Spring; ermine.
) per cent higher than last Fprlng;.
Ituastan sable, gray fox. white fox and
badger, same aa last March; skunk. IS
rer cent higher than last Spring: civet
cat. 10 per cent higher than last
Fprtng; bear. 1 per cent higher than
lat fprtng: wildcat. JO per cent lower
than last Spring; raccoon. Northern.
IS per cent higher than last March;
raccoon. Southwestern. 35 per cent
higher than last March: opossum. J
per cent htaher than last March: wolf
Southwestern, same aa last March; wolf.
Northern. SO per cent higher than last
Fprlcg: musk rat. 60 per cenV, higher
tnan last Spring.
These advances are unusually large."
said MrV I'lacemann In discussing the
report "I think tha raw fur market
has reached the straining point, and
M?pers would do well to take advan
tage of the fclh current prices. It
would also be to their benefit to afclp
their furs to Portland. Instead of send
ing them Kant, aa they will not only
get the highest market prices here, but
are aiso ejre. of qutoker returns."
in fur prices in Portland, based on
te scale fixed at London are as fol
lows, the Q-iotattons being for prima,
well hun.iv.l skins, according to slie.
N'.. 3 qualltr accordingly:
l.'Ir.k. IS. JO to ft; raccoon. ItSI to
"; skunk (narrow strlpe. 13 to fl;
skunk ( broaj stripe). fl &O to 7Sc:
mukrat. 3Se to 10c; wolf or eoyota.
I.-;) to I: T3: gray fox. II 60 to 7Sr;
tM fux. It 60 to J4; marten. 11 to ft:
beaver. US') to I; fisher. f:o to 115:
baiir, fl to 40c; lynx cat. fS to fl:
i:i.at. US') to 7Sc; niter, fit to flO;
lynx. 110 to t-i: ringtail cats. 1c to
lie; civet cat. ?Jc t. l'c; house cat,
Sc to 5 -; mountain lion, f 10 to IS; bear.
Ill to IT.
TfrxptN'cr or iLoi'R i-KicE rrwAJto.
Eiperta aW rwleau Mar Re itnatei la
ear latere.
Wheat waa firm yesterday with a
continuance of the demand that has
kept the market In a strong position
all the week. Prices were unchanged.
Tha flour market Is strong. Export
are now quoted by all millers at 11.70.
The indications are for a further ad
vance, not only In exports. but In
patents a well.
Oats and barley were firm at last
prices.
Local receipts In cars were reported
ty the Merchants' rTxcliange as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
Monday .
T i-!r
"A 2 n,.ls.y ....
Tnurnlx .....
rl ! 4J
f-.ttiinlav -
T-sr ai 5
Tot; .i:e m k . . HI.-
1r as) 3"7
S ' mwtn to dats . I
Tear tro STili
4 1
:i
3
T
3
4
I "I
lO
4
!
30
lo;.i
e.i
15
2
S3
1T20
wiix trauinq rx srtrr nor.
Ieeaaa4 fee- C.srtrart. tt lib e Mini Cota
aiiloae la UiW.
The Peter Hansen crop of over 100
bal-s of bops, at Sheridan, was bought
yesterday by Catltn A Linn. Tha prlca
was not learned. A carload held by a
dealer waa sold during the week at 41
cents. Some export Inquiry was re
ported. This was all th Interest
aaown In spot hops during tha week,
which was one of the quietest of the
season. There were offers of Its
cents for 11J contracts, but no busi
ness Was close'.
A mall report from Cattley. Orldley
Company, of London, aays of that
market:
"iluslnesa Las been resumed and de
mand, though strerly. Is sufficient to
keep values of all kinds gradually ad
vancing. All foreign markets are rel
atively higher than Kngund. but Im
ports to cover contracts are arriving
from America. Old hops, of which a
limited quantity rrmntns. are Inquired
for, and fully mal-flain prsvloua quotations."
JtO CHANGE MADE IX ONIOX PRICE.!.
Tea Cars Bold by the Awilatloei la tha
Past Week.
Ten cars of onions were sold during
lha past week at cents, according to
reports submitted at the meeting of tha
Confederated Onion Growers' Associa
tion yesterday. No change waa made
In tie minimum selling price for tha
cumin week.
There are now unsold II! cars. This
compares with 15S cars on hand at this
time last year, when tha price was also
Z cents. Two years ago today thera
were 1S1 cars unsold. The total crop
tMa season was JTO cars, of wl.lch 72
cars were seed, leaving !9S cars of com
mercial onions to be disposed of.
In ad Iltlon t the orders coming from
te uu.il buying points, inquiry has
beeri receive,! Irum Chicago. California
advices are that Lompoc onions are be
ing resacked and shipped Jat af S
cents f. o. b.
TWO-tE.NT IMIJE IX BITTEB.
Laral Market Mill Re flared ea a Lower
There will be a :-cent decline In tha
! at butter market Monday morning.
Tr.e weakness of the market has been
It. creasing f-r some time past, owing to
t: e v w movement. Supplies of cream
have Increased, as some of tha conden-s-rles
l ave closed down, and this Is ens
reason for the drop In lo.l prices.
The cheese market was strong. Pup
piles are far under local and shipping
require rr.eat.
Tha egg trade was actlva at un
changed prices.
Saturday's receipts of poultry and
dressed meats were light and all
cleaned up at firm quotations.
HIDE MARKET FIRM AND IIIC.HKR.
fttreagtb I Owe te the PcaeHtr ef Bes
plle. Tha hlda market has become firmer
t all points. Local prlcea have been
FLOW IS UNCHECKED
advanced throughout the list, dealers '
now paying vs cents lor green ana uv
to 10 S cents for salted hides. The
strength of tha market hero Is duo to
the scarcity of hides. Offerings have
fallen off materially and buyers have f
found Jt necessary to pay more to get j
needed supplies. i
l:.lh;h?r&S'nZi Money Continues to Pour Into
because of light offerings, but prices v .
. li i i p o 1 Yorir
re mm 3 r . siw nigner. i IVUVV I VI rv
Psnaaaa Dae Moaday.
Oreen produce receipts were small
yesterday and the forenoon was devoted
to cleaning up supplies on hand. The
demand was fair and prices were un
changed. Seven cars of bananas are dne Mon
day, also a car each of oranges and
lemons.
Ilaak Clearings.
Fink clearings ef the Northwestern cities
yesterday wars aa follows:
(.3.1)1
U.!.l'
(.o .ir.7
7i.au
rtnse of Portland and eatt! for the
fa week and corresponding we4 In former
Portland
Feattte .
T aroma
Kpnkn
Oearinrs.
f !.!k..t7
l.' l" -"'
'U'H
5..0..10I
tari vers:
Por'Inrd. pesttle.
1!'S I 1-1 S-i.1 f .4i-V2il
1 11 I u'1 7-1 40i...l
l'-lO 7 5i4-'t 1".M1.;J
V'i t.M.::i!
v 4.3K.1-7 5:.!Ml
10-7 4.70V514
lH 77- "IT .S?.o
1-S S-l I 4.1.. V
lu. 7 770 SS7S 7.0
1 3 S SI14S0 I J59 2.lt
fieartnss of Tse-ma for the week wre
f .o:.,5;rt. compared wlrn 1.!-T073 In the
same week la.l year. to two years
as a and 4.aKlSi three years ago.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Grala. Flonr. Feed, Eta.
WHF.A7 Track prices: Dloestetn. S5e:
elub. !c; red Kusalaa. lie; Valley. 2e;
forty-rol l. KSt ,
rLOI'H patenta I4.S0 pee barre..
stralghls, f.n: exports, f S 7; Valley. 14 80:
S.-anem. fl U. whols wheat. 14..
Mi'.I.PTrKKH rn. - p-r t-n; eor's.
f:3; mlrtdlnss. fiO: rolled barley. tStfsa.
H4HI.EY Whole, flu per ton.
.- CORN New. whole, 134; cracked. US
per ton.
OATJ No. 1 white, f.12 per ton.
HAT No. 1 Eastern Orecon tlmMhy. 1
ei No. I Vailey. IISOIH: alfalZa, 111 J
14; clever, fl2; sraln. HJrllS.
Vsgetablee and FVult
TROPICAL FRCIT3 Oranges. aavela.
17.7101. Japanese, 11.40 per bundle; Cali
fornia grapefruit. f3.&oa4; riorida grape
fruit. li.Tli4: bananaa. I6taa per pound;
Unions. t:4'0 per box.
f-KESH TBflTS Almerla grapes. IS04)
per barrel: ttaoberrl.e. fludlLfrv per bar-
"pOTATOES Purine prices: Hurfcenka
nr1H a) rr hundred; sweet potatoes.
13 'J 3 IS per crate.
VEGETABLE Artichokes. II ts per dos
es: beans. ltl7Ho; nbuia UCll per
pound: rauallower. I2 6U per erate; cl
ery. f3.lt per crate; eaoumbera. fl.7
per dosen: rplnu line per pound;
garltc. tjlfc per pound; lettuce, fiSO
per crat. hothone lettuce, 5"ryl per
box; peppers, lUo per pound; pump
kins. 101 He per pound; radishes. BSe per
dosen: sprouts, tc: squash. lWirlteo per
poun.t: tomatoes, I? o per (ox.
ONIONS Aociailon prlca. fa per eack.
SACK VEiiKTAhLES Turnips. 1119 per
sack; rufaas. I1.2.V carrots, fl.23. par
SElrs. II 23; beets, f 1.S0.
APPLES ranry Rome pesuty. fl-SO per
bom; rhoice Rome Beauty, tl: fancy Yellow
Newtown, fl 5": fancy Bpitsenberss. Ii73;
ruiawsre Red. fl 73; Wlne.ap. fi: Northern
Spy. f 1 0; Baldwin. 1003; Ba bavia.
11.2
Dairy sad Ceaatry Produce.
PUTTER rreon creamery butter, sell
pack. 14c: prints, ex'.ra.
ale per doscn.
CHtESK Kresh Tillamook flats. lo:
Toons Americas, l!c.
I'OItK Fancy. a,i,SHo per pound.
Vl.AL ri.cv .IIS if Ic per iwunt
POU'LTRT Hena ISflte: Splinrs. IS?
lSSe; icV. youns. 2'Jc; ree. 12i,c; tur
kos. live, lse; dresssd: choice, 2-c
tapis Cieearlee.
PaLMON Columbia Klver. 1-pound tall
;. rj pr dosen: I-pound tails. fXM; 1
pound flats. 12.40. Alaska pink. 1-poaad
tails, fl so.
Corrr.K Roasted, la drums. i0 Oe
per un d.
Nl.Ta Wslnuts. llfimi per pound:
Brasll anta llc: t'Mru I4vl0e; al
monds 17 0 710. perene. lac; coeoanuta, twe
4711 per ; chestnuts. 12 Ho per peuad;
kJekory nuuv 0 loe per poond-
NO.XIT-Cboice. ft 7 per ease: strained
honey. ICe Per pound.
8 ALT OranuUted, lf per ton! half
ground. lvis. fao per tea: eOe. per ton.
VEANd Small wblte. 4Ve; larse white.
4Hr: Lime. lic. plus, Site; Meaicana, two;
saroe, ge.
Kil l-No. 1 Japan. IH: cheaper gradsa
4 ate; Southern bead. tVO'o.
SLliAR lry granoialea. -L13: fruit and
berrv. talS; Honolulu plantation. 14.10: beet.
I.VSS; oxtra C. $!.'. powdered, barrels,
cubes, barrels, t 6.V
DRIEu RI ITS Apples. 14c per poand;
apricota l4dlHc: peaches. littles;
prune Italian. 10w10Ve: silver. I So; fls.
white en 4 black. IsVlS'l currants, lue
11c; raisins. loose, siuscatel. Swtf7Vso;
bleaebed Thompson, 11 wc: unbleached Put
tanasw we: seeded. IHto'Sc; dates. Per
sian. Ilit per lb.; Eard. II 40 per box.
WEEK'S GAIN $11,063,000
Xct ncpoH ' tha Bnk Ar tl,e
HlKlimt on Record Ixan Also
Near th Top Point Money
Kates Are EaT.
ranch. eaadled.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. Tha statoment
of clearlng-housa banks for tha week
ahowa that tha banks hold 4S.98.000
reserva In axcess of legal requirement.
Thla la an lnoraasa of f 8.7l.000 In tha
... aah MMnr tk.a COZXlD-r0l
piVUUI h V aleak VX7 vaaen a - - -
with Ust week. Ths gtatemont follows.
KH-tr .h
Orculauon 4U.77A009 tto.OOO
''toMis.li reserve in vault 9"--tru.t
companies- cash reserve In vault, j3.
UoOOO; i.r.ts cash rervs t4.0 -4".o0.
'lawful re,rv 4.M.: ";
fs.7i.n.(vu. Trust compsnles" reserve witn
ciearins-houee member, carrying 24 per cent
cash reserve, fso.420.oo0.
Actual oondlllon . .,.,1510
Loan. fl.PM.S9S.0O0 Jd.l.0
ii- . ... 3Ku.iv0iei li.tVi.ts.iw
E? e-.::::
Clrcufat'ion 80.SM.IW0 ',9.000
f!uan'ks" cash reserve In vaults, t415.11.
no.); truet con-psnles" cssh reserve in jaui
.?l.:..0OO: ass-resste cash reserve, J-'
Jv,o- sxcetts Iswful reserve. f4S.713.O0O.
Increase .6.s3.30: trust companies" reeerve
with clearins-house members carrying
per cent ensh .reserve, 7 4 2M.0OO
I Summary or state cant. ,
'panlea In Groater New lork. not reporting
w me v.-.-. poeresse.
)&SS :::::: ...
Increase.
Tha Financier will say:
The net deposits of tha New Tora
clearing-house banks, according to
their statement of actual condition
mada Saturday. January 17, are the
highest point on record that Is. since
tha new form of statement. Including
the trust companies, waa adopted In
July last.
The deposit Increase since tha open
ing of the present year has been $166.
f 00 000 tho expansion for the eurrent
week having; added fl.89.00 1 to that
total. Loans have arisen flU.000.000
since tha close of 1911 and are also very
near a record total. Uia ncre"? fffAf
current week havlns; been f23.ll9.000.
Tha banks are carrying cash reserva
noarly f70.000.000 in axcess of tho
amount reported at tha opening of tha
year and tha present excess reserva of
f48.76J.050 haa not been sxoesded In
over a year.
Altogether It la not strange that with
the continued flow of money to Kew
York, not only from all Interior points,
but from Canada as well, money rates
should have sagged to a low level and
that export quotations should bava
risen almost to tha point of Inducing
shipments of gold. It was tha assump
tion that tho decline In International
rates hero would check automatically
soma of the flow of money to Now Tork,
but the banks are gaining between
fl2.000.000 and f20,000.000 per week and
thera seems to ba no signs of cessation
In tha movement.
STOCKS FORGED DOWN
FECCRITIES DEPRESSED BI
BEARS I WALL. STREET.
HAH9 in lo II pounds. 1.'. rjl'lc; II to tl
pounds. 13 Wide: 14 to 14 poumls. lvla;
10 lo IS poun.ls. 14 4wlSc: stunned. 13c.
picnics. 11c. cottage ro.l. lo.
i.Alt Lf nettle renasreu. tierces. i'o.
tubs. standard llsrces. 11 He: tubs,
ll-e: snurteains, tierces. eVsc: tuia So.
feAlo.ti ralncy. .c; siar.uaru. iw
choice. JttHo; nHu. loHtll'tC
DRY SALT CtKKU ritk nar short clsar
dry sail. 114c: suiokvd. ic. eltort clea
. ' . i it, a v mi. urj sett. . u v.uwi
14r; short clear bscks. id to U lbs.,
sail. 11 e: smoked. Uc: Oroo aipt
dry salt, lac; sruuked. 14c.
CetYee and fagar.
NEW YORK. Jan, 27. Corteo futures
closed steady at a nst advance of two to
six points. January. 12.oc; February.
12-7c: March. April. May and June, li7wc.
July and Ausust. 12.Ht;c: beptembwr, l'i.Sla;
October, litoo; Novsmber, li76c; Lecsm
ber. 12.71c
bpot steady. Rio, No. 7. U'c; Santos.
No. 4. 13c Ml. U. quiet. Coruovs, 14 U
17o nominal.
Raw susar steady. Muscovado, S9 test.
Ec; ceatrifufal. wd test. 4.3Wc: molaaars
susar. hS test. io4c Hvflned sugar quiet.
Cut loaf. a3tc; crushed. tVloc. mould A.
0. 73c: cubes o tttc: XX.VX powdersd. 6.3c;
powdered. A.&Oc; granulated. nns. 5.4tc;
diamond A. 6.40c; confectioners. 0.23c: No.
1. 6 Sic; No. 2. S.-UC; No, S, 5 11c. No. 4.
tt 10c. No. 5, (V"&e; No. . 6c, No. 7, 4.1iSc;
No. s, e-Ptc: No. P. 4"tc: No. In. 4.uc;
No. 11. 4.7oc; No. 12. 4.7uc; No. 1J. tuc;
No. 14. 4.S3C
tenditloa ef the. Treasury.
WAfiHINtiTON. Jan. 27. At the begin
ning of business today the condition of the
I'nlted Stalee Treasury was:
Working baUnce In Treasury of-
Dees f BO.IOO.C-'.S
In banks and Philippine treasury 6I.W.2. 1 i4
Total of the general fund llD.o7d.772
Reeeipta estsrday 2.2.Vt.V;t3
Dnhursenieiiis yesterdsy 2.U-.4"
The derm.ll to data thla Bstal year. I.tj.-43-1.127.
aa afalnat a dsCicit of f7.bdi.24U at
this time last year.
These figures esctude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions. ,
Grata at Fwa r-sariiM.
SAN" ERANCI8CO. Jan. 17. Wheat
Steady.
Barley Pteady.
Spot Quotations: Wheat Shipping. fl.47H
01.&21 per cental. Itarlay Feed. 11 7 tj
1V pr cental; brewing. nomlnaL Oats
Red, si.eotfl PO per cental; white. IU7O0
1.7ir black. fl.tS3dl.aO.
Call board salsa: Wheat No trading.
Parley December, 1 1.47 per cental: May,
fl.l-o.
Leadaa tVeol Rales.
LON'P"N. Jan. 17. The effeiing at the
wool auction sales today amounted to 14.0O3
a largs selection of merinos ass
steadily absorbed by the home trade and the
continent. Oood wools were the firmest and
sood croesbreds were strong. A few lots of
the Ulter were taken by Americans. Nsxt
nesk 7S.OOO balsa will be ottered.
Naval atterwa.
SxVAVN'AH Ca Jan. r7. Turpentine
firm. 4e; sales. 1"S: receipts. 42u; ship
ments. 3: slocks. 21.t2.
Rsln firm: s'ocks. 123 411 Quote: T4.
fir.o D. f..1S: E. Id.40d4.421, : V. I-I45-J
aio; U t4a.32V: H. 11.43 .: I.
43: K. f.3: M. f7.2o N, f;.ii; WO.
f7.s; WW. f7.45.
Roawrll Miller's Peaalmlatlo Stato
ment I Responsible for Uie
Iarire ScIUnjr Orders.
NEW TORK. Jan, 17. Tha growing
fooling of pessimism, which has been
evident In Wall street -during the last
few days, culminated today In an out
burst of selling on tho stock exchange.
In the two hours of trading 406,000
shares of stock were dealt In, an
amount larger than that handled
during some full sessions earlier In
tho week.
Treasure was dlreoted mainly against
tho railroad stocks and was unremit
ting In the last hour. Large blocks of
securities wero thrown on the market
and prices crumbled rapidly. Union Pa
cific, Heading and Lehigh Valley drop
ping three points. United States Steel's
loss was nearly two points. The other
actlva Issues held up better, but losses
wore general and frequently wero near
ly two points.
The pessimistic statement of Roswell
Miller, chairman of tha St. Paul board,
In explanation of the reduction of St.
laul's dividend rata from 7 to 6 per
cent, was largely responsible for tha
flood of selling orders.
The statement that "There Is no pros
pect for an Improvement in general
conditions," put the situation In Its
most unfavorablo light. Added signi
ficance was attached to Mr. Miller's
statement on account of tho general
belief that St. Paul la closely asso
ciated with some of tho largest busi
ness Interests In the country, bein-r
commonly culled a "Rockefeller road."
Some of the tobacco storks fell back
today. American Tobacco rctjounded 13
points. American Snuff, after gaining
three points, fell back five. Trading In
Lackawanna was light, despite tho an
nouncement of tho proposed new Issue
of stock. Tho price rose five points.
The statistics of Idle freight cars
V. ... -.1 nnn.lH m 111 A llltCrCSIS d 1 C i Tl if
i the last fortnight. The change was at-
I . .. .... . . . . t- .O... RMHIncr'B
T 1 1 U U 1 1- J lO IIIO IWIU went. is.. ...
report for December disclosed a small
gain In net earnings.
The bond market wss Irregular. Soma
of tha speculative Issues showed heavi
ness In sympathy with stocks. Total
sales, par value fl.744,000.
United States fours coupon lost 4
cn call on tho week.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Amal. Copper Co.....
Am. Car. Jk K-. com..
Am. tin, com.
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil. com.
Am, Loco, com
Am. Sutt.-ir. com
Am. Smelt-, com.....
do preferred ......
Am. Vool. com
Anaconda Mining Co.
At -hison. com
do prelerrea
Open
3 :
1S
fas
to
117S
High
4
UK
131
f2
11S
Low 'Close
71 71.
.isvi'! S3 it
lflil-V'ltttl-ta.
-I
2s
01 4
1S
117S
70 is
S3
10AS
02 Vk
01
114
91H
4014
S3
117
701,
27
S3
Ki3
103
r,i couT .V::::W ioiH iM.io;i?
lH
.....
sek . nrsferrteii. . .
OO I"- Ore-it-Ig-SJ-a . e e 1 ;..se
I Consolidated Cias ....eUU evOi.s..l30
i-Anao'.en Pstilflo.
Central Leather, e.
r fl. W.. com, 17w 17 17 17
do preferred ...'...! "-i S
47 M 4k "U P iKvrH'lOTIs'lOgS 1'S
.- rV-. ,m MIL. 142 I141S140SS
;he.a'peskCi st tihlo.., 72SI 72". 71. 71'
Colo, ,-uel k iron. :: :::: J''1
Colo. Fouth.. com..., 44 44 I 44 44
71
Corn products, com..
do preferred
Pelsware Hudson..
Denver Rio O., a..
do preferred ......
Erie, common .......
do 2d preferred....
do 1st preferred...
General Electrlo
Ut, North, ore lands.
Gt. North., pfd.
Ice Securities.'.......
Illinois Central
Int. Hsrvester ......
lnterurbsn MefL, e....
do preferred ..
Lehlch Valley
Allls-Chslraers. c. ...
do preferred ......
Chicago A Alton, c . .
do preferred ......
Distillers
Itav ConsoL
Miami Copper
Louisville A Nashville
Max. Nstlcnal, 2d.
M., Htu P. A 8. S. Id.
M.. K. A T.. com...
do preferred .....
Missouri I'sclflo ....
National Lead
Nevada Consolidated
New York Central .
N. Y, Ont. A West.
Nor. A Western, c.
North American ...
Northern Pacinc. com
Pacific Mall S. 8. Co.
Pennsylvania Railway
P. u.. I ft coke Co..
Freaaed Pteel Car. c.
do preferred ......
Reading, com
Readlns. com
do 1st prof. ......
Rep. Iron A Steel, o.
do preferred ......
B-ock lsisnd, com ..
. do preferred
6L L A 8. F., 2d pt.
do 1st pref.
BLU4 8. W.. com..
de preferred ......
flouthern Paclflo. e..
Southern Railway, 0.
do preferred ......
Tol., Bt, L, W.. o.
de preferred
Union Pacinc. com..
do preferred
U. 8. Robber, com ..
do preferred ......
TJ. 8. btesl Co., com .
do preferred ......
Utah Copper
Virginia Chemical . .
Wabash, com
do preferred
Western Union Tel. .
Weetlnghouse Elec ..
Wisconsin Central, 0.
Railway Springs ....
do preferred
Wheeling A Lake E.
Third Avenue
Tennessee Copper ...
Chlno Copper
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WHEAT GAINS CENT
Advance Is Continued in the
Chicago Pit.
Total sales for the day. 4 OS. 000 shares.
BONDS.
Furnished by Overbeds Cooke Co., of
Portland.
Amer Tel ATel conv 4s
American ToLscco 4s .........
American Tobacco Ss
Atchison tfeneral 4s
Atchison conv 4s
Atchison adj 4s stamped
Atchison conv 6s
Atlantlo Coast Line cons 4s. . .
At Coast Line N coll" -tl
Baltimore 4k Ohio Ba
Ttsltlmore Ohio 4s
Brooklyn Rayld Transit 4s...,
Canatla Poulhehrn first 5s ...
Chesapeake & Ohio 4s
C B Q Joint 4s
C B 14 Ills 4s
C B Q Denver 4s
CentVal Paclflo first 4s
Chicago & Kast Ills 4s ,
Chicago R I & P ref 4s
Chlcaeo K I A P Col trust 4s
Colorado 4 Southern first 4s...
Denver A Rio Grands 4s
Del sV Hudson conv 4s
Erie first cons P L 4s
Int Met 4s
Japanese 4s ...
Japanese first 4s
Japeneee second 4s .........
Louisville Nashville unl 4s..
Mo Kan ft Tex 4 e
Missouri Paolflo 4s
New York Central 8a
Now York Central L 8 Ss..
New York City 4s :,;i'
New York City 4s of 1937..,
Norfolk Western 4s ,
Norfolk A Western conv 4s .
N Y' Ont A W 4s
Northern Paclflo P L 4s
Northern Psclflo 8s
Oregon Short Line 4s
Oregon Hy Nov 4s
Pcnos. By 4s of 194S
Philippine p.allwny 4s
Reading general 4s
Ktpuhlio of Cuba ss
Southern Psclflo first ref 4s..
Southern Paclflo col 4S
Southern Railway 4a
St L 4k 8 F ref 4s
Union Paciflo first 4s
L'nlon Paclflo conv 4s
L'nlon l'aclflo ref 4a
United Statea Steel 8 F 6s....,
United States 2s resletered . . . .
United States 2s coupon
United States s rcglstersd. . . .
United States Ss coupon...
United Stnles 4s retjlstered. . . .
United States 4s coupon
United Hallway B K 4s
United Hallway Bt L 4s
Wabash first 4s
Western Union 4s
vt'estlnghouse eonv 6s ........
Western psoiflo 6s
Wisconsin Central 4s
West shore 4s
Bid.
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Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON. Jan. 27. Closing quotations:
Alloues 40'Mohawk es-dlv.. 84
Am Cop ex-dlv. 62 Nevada Con .... 18
A Z L Dm... 23 INIpls-rtnjr Mlnss. 6
B C C S W. 8 North Butte. 54-
Butte coalition. 82 lNon.h Lake 8
r-.il A Anions. . ROVtj.Old Dominion... 45
Cal 4k Heel 42 lOsceola ex-dlv.. 108
Centennial lS'i'viulncy .
Cop Kan Con Co 81SHannon
E Butte Cop SI. rtupenor
Franklin
Ulroux Con .
l'.r.nh Con
(Jreene Cananea.
I Royalle tcop)
Kerr I-ake...
lake copper.
La 6alls Coppsr
Miami Copper..
74
9
27
12 Sup A Boe Mln.. 40
4:Tamsrsck 27
8.1 A, U 6 B R A M... 84
8 do preferred... 47
27 Iftsh Con 15
2'T"taa Copper Co. 5.1
84 ;ivlnona e. 5
3 Wolverina So A
24
Money. Fxrhanse. Eta.
NEW TORK. Jan. 27. Money on call.
nomlnaL Time loans, firmer. Sixty days, 2
492: 00 days. 2trs per cent; six months.
Sly 3. Prime mercantile paper, S4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange, flrm-jr with actual bual
nses In bankers bills at $4.8423 for SO-day
bills and at 84.8785 for demand.
Commercial bills. 4.83.
Bar silver. 670,
Mexican dollars. 47a.
Government bond steady; railroad bonds.
Irregular.
LONDON. Jan. "t7. Bar silver. I I-1M.
Money. 31 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
$V; for three-months bills, I -ljl.
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27. Sterling on
London. 80 days. $4.84; do. sight, $4.87.
Drafts, sight. 60; telegraph. 7c.
BAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE", MAJtBJiT
Prices Quoted at the Bay .City for Tece
tablra. Irnlts, Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27. The follow
ing produce prices wsre current bore to-
""vegetables Cucumbers. 73ctJ1.15; garlic,
Stj4c: gresn peas. 8'flOo: strlng.beans.
2h4j23c: eggplant, 13i20c; tomatoes, 61 4
76c.
Butter Vahcy creamery. R3o.
jjgg, Store. I9c: fancy ranch. 81 c
Onions Sl-WOwa.-JO.
caeess Young America 17T18a
Hrult Apples, cboice. fl; common, 83a;
Mexican llmea, $3.i0; California lemons,
choice. $3 50; common. $1 23; naval oranges.
11 :.0'ti 2.0; pincapplsa. 73 5u.
potatoes Oregon Burbanks, $1.65 91.80;
Salinas Burbanks. $1.80'-. river iiuruauas,
SI 8:.'u l.fw; sweets. $2 a 2 23.
Ml:ltul(s tJrsn, 2ow23.5t); middlings.
'814?v Wheat. $15-920: wheat and oats.
tl"a 18.60;- alfalfa, $11-915.60.
Rece'pts Flour. 1108 quarter sacks;
barley. 2S50 centals; potatoea, 8585 aacka;
Insy. 420 tons; wool, 1 bale.
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. Jan. 17. Butter Steady.
Creameries, llfltci dalrlea. lOtfJJo.
Kggs Keoetpts 101S cases; firm at mark,
eases included. 20 tf,2o; ordinary firsts.
Sialic: firsts, 86c.
Cheeee Stesdy. Daisies, 16-rl7o; twins.
l(O140: Young Americas, ltS17o; long
horus, ltiil7o.
Wool at St- Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 17. Wool Steady. Ter
ritory and Western mediums. 14jjUc; fine
mediums, 15 417c; fine. loaiSc.
Metal Markets.
1 NEW TORK. Jan. zt. T.ne metai mar
kets were dull end practically nominal in
the absence of exchanges.
Lake copper, 14ffl4c; electrolytic
1414c; casting, 13Vi(14c.
Tin 43 2 iff 43.75c.
Iead 4.404 50c.
Spelter 4858 6.68c-
Antimony Crookson'a 7 370.
Xxoij 1 1 n 1 - r 4
MARKET STROWG ALL DAY
i
French Crop Said to Harts Been
Overestimated, and Thl9 Aids
to Uie Strengtli Argen
tine Offerings Small.
CHICAGO, Jan. 17. Belief that tho
wheat crop of Franco had been overes
timated resulted today In a material
advance In price. Tho close waa firm
at "lo sraln over last nlg-ht. Corn
finished Mo to o down, oats a shade
off at Ho tap and hog- producta mora
expensive by 2M:0 to 10c
Ohio and Indiana reports of poor
condition of Winter wheat and the
smallness of Argentine offering's acted
as a stimulus to tho price of tho cereal.
May wheat ranged from $1.01 to
$1.03 5? 1.03, with tho wlndup ,1.02.
a rise of Tlo net.
ltir corn fluctuated between 7H
67V.O and 67e, closing- easy hi&Ho
net lower, at 7o. Cash grades wero
quiet. No. 1 yellow was not quoted.
Outside limits for May oats were
603sO and 6114c, with laat sales Ho
up at 60e.
There was a noticeable absence of
selling pressure on hog: products. At
tho close pork was dearer 1012o
and" the rest of tho list ZHoo to 7V4o.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
WHEAT.
Jan.
May '
July
Eept.
Jan.
Way
July
Eept.
May
July
Sept.
Jan.
May
July
Jan.
May
July
Kept.
Open.
..$ .88
.. L01
. .OS
. .84
.84
.67
High.
$ .
1.02
.HO
.04
COR I.
!?
.87
.87
OATS.
Low.
8
1.01
.03
.84
.87
.87
.87
.60
.45
.40
MUSS
.51
.40
.41
PORK.
.60
.45
.40
..15.65
. .10.30
. .16.50
9 20
8.37
0.66
16 40 18.80
16.80 16.50
LARD.
0.23 S.20
8.47 .87H
9.60 9.66
Close,
$ .IS
L02
.03
. .04
.84
.67
.66
.67
.60
.45
.40
15.85
16.35
16.55
9.22
8.45
8.57
-77
SHORT RIBS.
8.60 .0 8.57
8 tx
8.82
S.S5
b.b5
8.80
8.82
8.67
8.82
8.82
8.07 ia
Jnn. .
May .
July .
-fttt
Cash quotations wera aa iuit.
Flour Firm. Winter patents. $44.6;
straights, J3.30ffl4.70; Spring patents. $6.80
t6: straights, J4.4034.60; bakers, fZ.iO'a
4.0.
Rye No. 2. 93c
Barley Feed or mlxlnj, 0ct3ll.08; fair
to choice malting. $1.20jjl.S4.
Timothy soed 12 2rl5.
Clover seed $1643 22.25.
Pork Mess. old. $15.62; new, $15.17.
Lard In tierces. $9.22.
Short ribs Loose, IS. 67.
Grain statistics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 72.000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 700. OuG bushels, compared with 649,
0011 bushels tha corresponding day a year
ago. Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat,
11 cars; corn, 110 cars; oats, log cars; hogs,
$2,000 head.
Tncet Sound Grain Markets.
TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 27. Wheat Blue
stem. 660; fortyfold, S4c; club, 3o; red
Kutisian, bic.
Car receipts Wheat, 38; oats, 2; hay, 6.
SEATTLE. Wash., Jsn. 27.--Wheat Blue
stem. 80c; fortyfold. 83o;. club, 83o; file,
81ic: red Russian, Mc
Y'esterdays car receipts Wheat, 8; oats,
2: bay, 8; flour, 2.
European Grain fifsxketa.
firm.
Walla
markets.
LONDON. Jan. 27. Cargoes,
Walls, for shipment, at 3is.
English and Frenoh country
firm.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27. Wheat
March. 7s sd; May, 7s 6d; July. 7a ld.
Weather clear.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 27. Wheat
May. 11.07; July. 11.0; cash. No. 1
hard, $1.08: No. 1 Northern. 11.07; 2so. I
Northern. $1.05 3 1.05 - No. $ wheat, $1.0$
H.0$.
STATE WEALTH -SHOWN
PER CAPITA ASSESSED VALUA
TION IS $1323.86.
Figures Complied Put Morrow Coun
ty In Iiead, Sherman Second and
Clatsop Iff Lowest.
SALEM, Or, Jan. 27. (Special.) For
the first tlma In the history of the
state, as far as Is known, a statement
has been prepared here showing; that
the per capita of assessed valuation in
the State of Oregon Is $1328.86. This
statement Is based on the population
8S shown by the Census of 1910 as 672.
765, and the assessed valuation of
$890,544,164.85.
The following table shows the popu
lation by counties, the assessed valua
tion by counties and the per capita of
the assessed valuation for each of tha
counties. Morrow showing the high
est, Sherman tha second and Clatsop the
lowest:
Assessed Wealth
valuation, ner cap'a.
23.5o7.387.79 $1,808.24
10.978.718 20 1,029.60
28.o'.,5.2M.64
t.C2.31.0S
14.834, 180.84
1K.77J.464.67
8.531,013.28
4.003.340.87
82.070.7.18 44
0.800.u46.44
fi.t17.4.ie.4
7.3'K.375.S0
12.0'.!l.754.60
88.0J7.0S5.89
10.Su5.6S5.77
13.0H5.81.8 51
8.8S3.101.4S
S7.510.l-48 22
B,.'"S.27H. 4
28. "07, 208.61
11.183.004.19
42.S22.200.g4
11,761.82.I.8S
824.3'KI.1"9 57
15,240.843.'10
8.710.0:13.52
14.601.754.78
47.437..MIS.60
17.2J8.813.16
11.024.5K7.O4
12.343,119."1
19.824.846 17
8.207.087.80
16.332,426 05
County.
Bnker
Benton ....
Clackamas
Clatsop ....
Columbia ..
Coos
Crook
Curry
Douglas ....
Ollllam
Grant
Harney
Hood River.
Jackson . .
Josephine ..
Klamath ...
Lake
Lane
Lincoln ....
Linn .......
Malheur ....
Marlon
Morrow . . . .
Mulinomah
Polk
Sherman
Tillamook
Umatilla .
TL'nlon
Wallowa .
Wasco ....
Washington
Wheeler ..
Yamhill ..
Popula.
18.078 $
10.0(13
lOO
17.059
8.315
2.044
19,674
3.70I
6.607
4.059
6. Old
25.756
0.567
8.554
4. 85 8
83.783
6.587
22.6H2
8. Col
89.780
4.357
226.261
13.469
4.242
6.2116
20.SO9
lO.lfl
8.384
16,336
21.522
2.484
1S.288
87H.B3
6'J7.7
1,402.10
1.100.9S
1.023 19
1.U38.G1
1.676.18
2.649.70
1.055 37
1,818.56
1,500 72
1.478.44
1.098.12
1,764.77
1.799 72
1.110.33
1.734.07
1.278 23
1,800.20
1.00.1.91
2.6K9.52
1.433 67
1.131.85
2.053.51
2.330.32
2.S.'1.".79
1.003. B
1.389.84
755 58
897.P1
1,315.25
893.17
Hope. Ktc, at New York.
NEW TORK. Jan. 27. Hops steady; state,
common to choice 1911, 48&56c; 1910 nomi
nal; Pacitlo Coast 191L 46a50c; 1010 nomi
nal. Hides stesdy. Central America, 22o; Bo
gota. 22 6 23 0.
Petroleum ateady. Refined New York,
barrels. $7.eS; do bulk. $4.35; Philadelphia,
barrels. $7.85; do bulk, $4.85.
Wool Steady. Domestlo fleece, XX Ohio,
2S S 29c
Duluth Flax Market.
TDTJLUTH, Jan. 27. Flax In store, Jan
uary. $2.15: on track. 13.17; to arrive, $2.18;
February and May, $$.14.
WE OFFER
Subject to Previous Sals or Change In Price
Portland Woolen Mills
Portland. Oregon.
First Mortgage Couponl 6
20 -Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
(Improvement Issue.)
i
Dated NOVEMBER 1st, 1911
Due NOVEMBER 1st, 1931
Interest Payable Hay 1st and November 1st,
Subject to call on any Interest flat after May 1st, 1516, at 105 and
Interest.
TRUSTEE
TITLE at TRUST COMPANY,
PORTLAND.
Prices, Far mad Interest to Net 6 Per Cent.
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
Chamber of Commerce
Raw Fur Trappers
and Shippers
DO YOU KNOW THAT I
Furs Are Up and Booming?
The last reports from London announce that the demand la
strong for Raw Furs. '
If you have any, ship them to us now, while prices are high
est, and do it quick.
We will pay you more money than you have been able to
obtain for them at any time or any place during; the present
season.
Ship to the nearest market and get quick returns.
H. LIEBES & CO.
Corbett Bldg. J. P. PLAGEMANN, Mgr. 283 Morrison St.
Shipping Tags Supplied on Request.
BUSY WEEK AT YARDS
LARGE RECEIPTS OF STOCK ARE
WELL ABSORBED.
Hogs Recover Early Loss and Sheep
Are Steady Cattlo Qnallty
Is Good.
Nothing "was done at the stockyards yes
terday. Supplies were cleaned up Friday
night and the only receipts yesterday were
62 hogs ana 31 sneep. suippea ur .
T.ni.k of Canbv.
The week on the whole was a very active
one, the large receipts being well absorbed.
Hogs went off a dime early in the week, but
later recovered the loss. Mutton buying waa
ntivA and the week closed with no mate
rial changes In prices. Conditions In the
cattle market are summarized by the Llve-
tni.1c Kenortsr as follows:
That the market did not register a sharp
decline was due to the large number of
good weighty steers. One load of contract
ed stuff realised $925 and another load of
the best In the early week layout sold at
S0.20. but the majority went to the shambles
at S5.80 and 13.80. Another deluge such as
bit this marlcei recently may u.n a wo,
break In valuea. Butcher buyers did a
snappy business with the commission men.
and trade volume In this line was even
larger than in steers."
The range of prices at the yards was aa
follows:
Choice steers
Oood to cno:ce steers .........
Choice cows
Oood to choice cows
Choice spayed heifers ..
Good to choice heifers ..
Choice bulls
Good to choice bulls .....
Choice calves
Uood to choice calves ...
Hori
Choice to light hogs
Good to choice hogs .....
Smooth heavy hogs ,
Sheep
Choice yenrllng wethers
Choice killing ewes
Choice lambs
Good to choice lambs .....
Culls ..-
yearlings, 14.8008.60: lambs, native, I4.4C
t0.SO; Western. 1.60fl.8.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. 2T. Cattle Receipts
400: market, steady. Native steers, 5g7.75;
cows and heifers. 13.200; Western steers.
S3SUtt.40: runue cows and heifers.
dinners, $2.503.00; stockers and feeders,
S3.506.25; calves. S3.50&7.50; bulls, stags,
etc., SS.S5 5..10.
Hoes Receipts, 5100; market. Bo lower.
Heavy. Jt.15; mixed, S.5.8006: light.
jr..60t6; pigs. S4.25f5.50; bulk of sales.
5Bhep Receipts, 100: market, steady.
Yearlings, S4.70tf3.60; wethers. J44.80;
fW.!i, $M 2Vtf4,2r: lambs. $3..i0ffrff. i .-
4.6031 6.10
4.25 ip 4.75
. . 6.00 u fi.25
. . 4.25' 4.50
. . 4.00 ft 4.25
.. 7.50c 8.00
.. 6.750 7.00
. . .53-g 8.65
. . 6.40' .60
.. 5.75 9 6.00
. . t.KO 4.75
. . 4.00'i 4.25
.. 6.0O4S 5.G0
. . 4.500 4.73
.. U.75Q 4.00
Cbtcsva-o Livestock Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27. Cattle Receipts,
1000; market, dull to weak. Beeves. S-t.iO
6 40; Texas steers. S4.41 8 5.75; Western
steers. S4.57: stockers and feeders, S3.60
4I 5.W: cows and heifers. S2.106.ti5; calves.
fi.'iO 8.25.
Hogs Receipts, 25.000: market, slow to
5c lower. Light, S5.60 eff 6.20; mixed, SS.85-9
6.85; heavy. S.".5'a.3"H: rough. i6.a'si
6.10; pigs. $4.155.40; bulk of sales, S0.10
ftj0.BO. .
Bheep Receipts. 25.000; market, weak.
Native. S3. 1 54,7;': Western. 3..0 g'4. i B ;
A GdOD X
INVESTMENT
Should not be judged from the stand
point of large returns on the em
ployed capital.
GREATER LOSSES
have accrued from the attempt to get
too much for your money than in any
other manner.
WHAT IS THE SECURITY BACK
OF THE LOAN?
Is the first question to ask ourselves
and that question favorably answered
we may look to interest rate.
OUR IDEA
Is to offer investment securities to our
clients which, after the closest inves
tigation, meet the requirements of a
stable security together with as high
a return on the money employed as
can be obtained with safety.
WE OFFER
the services of our investment depart
ment to those interested in securities
and all inquiries will meet with a
courteous reply.
WE SOLICIT
your inquiries and trust j'oa will favor
us with your patronage.
-
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Investment Department
Bitulithic.
The mere
mention of
the name sug
gests quality,
durability
and economy
in street
pavement.
OVERBECK &
COOKE CO.
Brokers, Stocks, Donds, Cotton,
Grain, Ktc.
210-217 BOARD OF TRADE BLDO.
MEMBERS CHICAGO BOARD OF
TKAJJK.
Correspondents of Loeran A II cyan,
Chica-fo and Aew York.
MEMBERS
Xew Tork Stock Exchange,
Cliicaaro stock Exchange,
Boston Stock Eichsnge.
hlcaKO Ilonrd of Trade,
!Sew lork Cotton Exrhanae,
Nevr Orlcana Cotton Exchange,
New York C offee Exclinnae,
Aevr York I-roduce Exchange, '
Liverpool Cotton Aas'n.
J. C. WILSON & CO.
6TOCKS. BONDS. C.RArM AXW COTTOJl
MEMUI.liS
XEW TORK SIOLK EXCHANGE,
XJ-.W YORK COTTON fcXCHANuA,
CHICAI-iO BOAKO OF TRADE,
THE STOCK AND BONO tXtlLMGE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Main Offlcr Mills Blug., Han Francisco.
Branch Offices Vancouver, Seattle,
Fortland. Los Anseles. ban IJieeo. Cor
ousdo Beech.
FOKTLAND OFFICE:
Main Floor I.uuibcrmenH Bunk Building;,
61 Q and Stark.
phones Marsball 41JU. A-4T87.
THE BARBER ASPHALT
PAVING COMPANY
Constructs Asphalt and Other Bitu
minous Payementa.
0O5-6OS Electric Bldg Portland, Or.
Oufcar Huber, Manager.
TRAVELERS- fiUDH.
NEW YORK-PORTLAND
REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE.
Low Rates. Schedule Time.
AMERICAN -HAWAIIAN S, S. CO. .
215 Railway Exchange Bldg,
Portland, Or.
Main 8378. A 8823.
COOS BAY LINE
8TEAMER BREAKWATER
' Sails from Alnsworth Docks. Portlaa. 9
p sL. every Tuesaay. rreigiii rscaivvu
AUSrerts Dock daily up to 6 P M. Pae-
(M(r rare. iiri-ciji. .
lncludlnr meals and berth. Tlckst oftlee
Alnsworth Dock. Pboass Mala ait-, Mala
170, A lltt.
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