FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1905.
THE MORNING AMOKIAK, ASfl OH I A, ORKGOJf .
0 ' i
s
f
f.
IS S
CARCE
Cold Weather Keeping Farmers
at Home.
Egg Oo up a Cnt and Are Firm at
29 Cente Advenoe In Mapla
Sugar Hop Remain
Stationary In Prloa.
Portland. Jiui. 1J. The local produce
market la vry qnlt. Poultry In very
acarce nml brings good price where
offered, but on account of the cold
weather very little In belli wit In
Kgge are quoted today at 2o to lie
doaen for ranch.
Mn iIh augur him gone up 2 cents ami
la quolitd at 12c ua ngulnat lOo A few
dnya ago.
HI nee the recent flurry In hope there
la nothing doing and no proepeet of an
Immediate change In price.
Valley,
An
Qraln Preduot, Feed.
; Wheat Walla, Walla, lie;
17c; blueatem, 17c.
, Oata-Whlta. 121; gray, $90.
I Barley-Brewing, I22.SO; feed, 111.50.
! Ilay-Tlmotby, 114015; clover, 111
011: cheat, II10II."
I Mllletufra-narley, rolled, $21.60;
IdJIInga. 114026; chop, llGlt; bran
120011; ahorta, 323 0 2$.
Flour Hard wheat, atralght, 14.1 Sfr
4.10; hard wheat patenta, $4.760110;
Valley, $4 1004.75; graham, $4; ry.
$5.
f t' . . A. A ' '
llutler Fancy creamery, 2!4I27Vc;
dairy. 110UV4; cooking, 12012 Wc
i Che Toung America, 14415c;;
Oregon full cream, 13H014C
i Egge-Oregon ranch, 274c; eactern
24024c.
Poultry Mixed chlckena, per pound.
He: aprlng, pound, 11012HC; hena
lieilSc; geeas. 0Vac: turkeye. llv
15017c; turkeya, dreeed, 204122c:
duck, old, doaen, $49$; aprlng ducka,
$137.
Honey-Dark. l4llc; amber, 120
lie; fancy white. 15o.
Wild Oame.
Wild geea $2.60; mallard ducka, $3
433.60;, widgeon duck, $202.25;
ducka, $1.60.
teal
Fruita and Vegetable,
Pare-$t0I.IS.
Cranberrlea Per barrel, $11.
A pplea Oregon, 60c 1.25.
Tropical Fruita lmona, fancy, $3.25
43$ 60; choice, $3.25 per box; orangea.
$2.2502.60: banana. 66HO per
pound; pineapples, $3.6004 per doaen
' potatoea, Oregon, 100 pounds, 100
0c; tomatoes, California, per crate
$1.25; turnlpa, per sack, 10070c; cab
bagea, per pound, H402e; carrota, per
lack, 60076c; beeta, per doien bunehee
3 to: egg plant, 9c per pound: Oregon
Onion. 100 pounds, $1.75 0 2.00; swee
potatoea, $1,2601.60 per 100 pounda
Cauliflower, per doaen, T5c0$1; celery.
per dexen, 65 016c.
KulaWalnu(ror"ir aoft "a&eH."
lH4o: Nov trtoard aliatl, 1101 Chlla,
11c; almond, 17011c; filbert, 14016c;
llraIJa, He; pecan, Htt016o; hick
ory, Ic; Virginia peanuts, $0$Mc;
Jumbo Virginia peanuta, let Japan
peanuta, BU0lc; cheatnuta, Italian,
14o; cheatnuta, eaatern, drum. $4.60:
coeoanuta, doaen, 10.
Rica Imperial Japan. No. 1, $5,174:
No, 2, $4.25; Carolina head, lo; broken
head, 4o.
Provision Hum, to alse. 13Uc:
hama picnic, lo; bacon, regular, lie;
oacon, oreakrnat, 14tllc; dry anlt
aides, 10c; back, dry salt, l$4o; lard.
kettle rendered, tlerced, 914c
Figs White, pound, U0o;
407c.
Datea Oolden. OO-lb. boxea,
Mb package, gC; Ford, IS-lb
11.40 box.
"CUNrTON WEQROE4W"
ueatlon Ho Think I
black.
I07o:
box,
Hope. Wool, Hid, Etc
Hop 28010c.
Wool Valley. 20021c; Eaatern Ore-
ton, 14011c.
Tallow Prime, per pound, !4o;
No. 2 and greaa. 2H 03c.
Hide Dry hide, No. 1, II pounda
and up, 1440164c pound; dry kip, No.
1. 5 to II pounda, 130144c; dry call,
No. 1, under I pound, 114c; dry salt
ed bulla and stags, a third lea than dry
flint; aalted hide, steer, ound, 60
pounda and over, $&9c; 60 to 10 pound
7074ci under 60 pounda and cow, 14
074c; stag and bull, aound, 4044c;
Up, aound, 31 to 20 pounda, 7c; undei
10 pounda, Ic; green (unaalted), 1c pi
pound lean; cuila, Jo per pound let,
home hide, , aaltad, each, $1.60; dry.
euch. $101.60; colt' hidea, each, 260
EOc; goatskins, common, each.' 1J0 16c;
Angota, with wool on, 25c0$l; aheep
pelt, 0 to wool, 10 a 10c each. '
Conditional Edfi
Quito Enough.
Kaieigh, N. C, Jan, 12. Governor K
11, pienn, In hi Inaugural addresa de
dared for diafranchlslng auffrage
amendment, even at the lo of con
gressmen. Aa to education of the negro, h aald,
It ahould be given aa beflta hi condi
tion, -i ne governor oppose.l a pro
pata division of school taxea or giving
each race its own taxea, aaylng the
money ahould be divided aa needed by
each race. He urged atrlct legislation
egalnat lynching.
With Roosevelt
Lincoln, NVb., Jan. 12. The Nebras
ka house has adopted resolutions an
nouncing full accord with President
Roosevelt's method In dealing with
corporations aa outlined In his lust
message to congress; Jemundlng that
the Nebraska senators and representa
tives sustain the president, and re
questing Congressman Iiurkett, candi
date for senator, to define hla attitude
on the presidents policies.
Pernleloua Activity.
De Moines, la. Jan. 12. O. H. Clark
of Wadena, la., secretary and treasurer
and general organiser, of too -Coma
atate letter carrler'a association, has
been removed from hla position aa car
rier by the assistant postmaster gen
eral. Mr. Clark has been active " In
urging the passage of laws Increasing
the salaries of the carriers.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Oalifornia
1
The tend of fruita, flowers and aun-
enine, wnere all the summer sports
may bo enjoyed in winter.
$55
PORTLAND to LOS ANGELES
AND RETURN.
reached vis,
THE SHORT ROUTE
Beautifully Illustrated booklets and
folders, descriptive of tha many charm
Ing winter resorts, may be aecured
from any Southern Pacific Agent, or
address
. W. E. COMAN, I
O. P. A Portland, Ore.
: - U ") 1 1 Llyaatock, J ; $ C,
r'attIe-12.7604.00; hog, $4.5006.50;
sheep, $3.26(24.25. . ' ll.-i w
LOCAL PRODUCE.
Prloe Furnithed by Rom,' Higgin A
Company '
The following ara the retail price
on local produce yesterday:
r.gg. per doaen. 15c; butter, best.
pr roil, &c; cnickena, dreaaed, per
pound, ISc; mallard ducka, pair, $1;
apptea, box, 76c0$1.26; orangea, box
$2.50Q3; potatoea, aock, $1.40; turnlpa.
nek, 90c; carrot a, sack, $1.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
.' Fresh Meat and Fleh. ,
; Freah Meata Veal. $40lc; pork
14014c; beef, I0(o; mutton, 106c.
I Fish Crabs, per doaen, 11.25; Shoal
water Day oysters, per sack, $4; ye
tera. gallon, $2.25; halibut. 7c; b'nek
Cd, 7c; salmon, Bteelheada, 14c: her
ring, 6c; flounders, 6c; catfish, 7c
lobsters, per pound, 124c; silver amelt,
Ic: ahrhnp, 10c; perch. 6e; sturgeon,
tc; Columbia, river amelt, 3c
All. anil I !.
Coal Oil Pearl or astral oil, caes,
14o per gallon; water white oil. Iron
barrel, 16c; wood barrel, none; cocen
II, cases, 25c; elalne oil, cases, 21c
extra atar, eases, 21c; headlight ell
171 degreea, oases. 244c; Iron barrels
lie (Washington atate teat burning
lis, except headlight, 4c per gallon
higher.)
. Benalno Sixty-three degreea, case,
22c; Iron barrels. 154&
Llneeed Oil Pure raw, In barrele,
62c: genuine IcetUa-bolled In barrele,
64c; pure raw oil, In ease, !7o; genu
Ins kettle-boiled In case, 59c; lota of
260 gallona, lo less per gallon.
Turpentine In caaea, 1 5c per gal
lan.
Gasoline Start ""' gasoline. caaea,
244o; Iron barrels, lie; II degrees
aasollne. cases. S2o Iron barrel, or
druma, 21c.
Lead Strictly pur white lead and
red lead In ton Iota, 1o; 600-pound
lota, Ic; leas than 500 pounda. I4c; , ,
Grooerlea, Provlalona, Eta.-
Sugar Golden C, $5.55; powdered,
$1.16; patent cube, $150; cane, D. O.,
tais; fruit aucar. $1.15; beet "ugar,
H AS: extra cwt 10c; kega, cwt, 35c;
aoxea, cwt., 60o (leas 4c per pound, If
aid for In 15 daye).
Salt Bales of 75-2s. bale $1.50; balea
.f ta-la. bale $1.50; balea of 40-4S, bala
$1.60; bales of 16-lOs, bale $1.50; bags,
60s, fine, ton. $9.50; baga 60 lb., genu
ine Liverpool, ton, $17; baga 50 lb., 4
ground. 100a, tona, $5.25; R. S. V. P.,
20 6-lb. cartons, $2.25; R. 8. V. P., 24
8-lb cartons, $1.75; Liverpool lump,
tan, $15.
Coffee Mocha, 21021c; Java, fancy,
21.. 0 82c; Java, good, 20Z24c; Java, or
dinary, 17Z20c; Ooata Rica, fanoy, II
020c; Coata Rica, good, 11011c; Ar
bucklea, $15 26 per 100 pound; Lion,
$15.25. .
Tha Baltimore A Ohio Railroad' New
Through Service.
Effective November 27th, 1904, and
thereafter, a new daily train will be
Inaugurated, leaving Orand Central
paasenger station, Chicago, at 10:10
m., for Akron, Cleveland, Young-
town. 1 Pittsburg and Intermediate
points, connecting at Pittsburg with
"Duquesne Limited" for Philadelphia
and New Tork, and with train No. 10
for Waahlngton, D. C, and Baltimore.
Thla train . will b equipped with
first-etnas day coaches, Pullman aleep-
ers and dining car aervlce.
On all through tickets stop-over will
bo allowed at Waahlngton, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, not to exceed 10 daye
at each place.
For further particulars addresa,
Peter Harvey, General Agent, Room
1, Hobart Bldf, San Francisco.
D. B. Martin, Manager Passenger
Traffic Baltimore, Md.
B. N. Auatln, General Paasenger
Agent. Chicago. It 6 i
Money Returned. '' ,J '..
HL Louis, Jan. 12. Judge Ryan, In
the BL Louis circuit court, baa ordered
thut the $40,000 funJ alleged to have
bftn used In connection with the sub
urban railroad boodle deal and now In
a, safe deposit box, be used in payment
of a note on which It was borrowed by
a former president of the railroad company.
The Occident tonsoiial parlora and
bath facilities ara equalled by none.
Everything modern and up to date.
Be Pteron e
Tbe Bitters is
now reooaaixed
y Hckiy women
everywhere
their "bed
friend," It baa
Di
4KJ 'Umulating
li uCt upon
XcMJl 'heir weak or-
. . . , ,
.: 4,' Skk Headache.
rainnng jpciu.
9 I. anCT IndKeeiioaaad
1 1 TKKy Dy'Pp-
we
orveatrial.
Worst of All Exparienoea.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your lastT
Such was the experience of Mrs. 8, II.
Newaon, Decatur, Ala, ', "For three
yeara,' ahe writes, "I endured Inauff
erable pain from Intllgeatlon, atomach
and bowel trouble.. Death seemed In,-
tvltabl when doctors and all remedlea
failed. At length I waa Induced to
try Electric Blttera and tha result waa;
marvelous. I Improved at once and
now Tm completely recovered. For
Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troblea Electric Bitter ' la the only
medicine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed
by Chas. Rogers, druggist
Economy
Brand
Evaporated
Cream
bears tha above cap label
Contains fully as much
food substance per can as
the watery Imitations in
larger cans.
It is smooth and perfect
because skillfully pre
pared. Its purity Is
guaranteed.
ELIGimUL ROUTE
AYUGI1T RIDE 1
I2ZY CRAGS . ...
EEP CANONS ! ;
; A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Sea nature In all ha glorious beauty,
and then tha acme of man's nandl
woi Tha first is found alone the line
of the Denver 4 Rio Grsnde Railroad,
tbe Utter at the St Louis World's
Fair. Tour trip wil' bo ons of pleas
ure make the most of It For infor
mation and Illustrated literature writ
W. C. McBHPE, Gen. Ag't.
Portland, Or.
ASK THE AGENT FOR
TICKETS
ru
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
15
Steamer "SUE H. ELM
The Largest; Staunchest, Steadiest and most Seaworthy Teasel
ever on this route. Best of Table and State Room Accommo
dations, w in make round trip every five days between
ASTORIA
Attn
TILLAMOOK
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Co. and Astoria & Columbia River R. R. for Portland, San
Francisco and all points East For freight and paasenger
rates apply to
Ssaael Elmore O Co.. Gen'l Atts.f Astcrta, Oft.
... or to ;
A. A C. IL B. Portland, Oregon
Padfle Narafratlon Companr, Tillamook, Oregon
u. K. s, js. (Jompany, Portland, Oregon
rW8
To Spokane, 8t PauL Mlnneapolla,
Duluth, Chioago, 8t Louie, and all
pointe eaat and asuth. i
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY Q
Tbe Flyer and The Fast Mail L
SPLENDID SERVICE -
UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
Daylight trip across the Cascade and
Rocky Mountaine.' 5
For Ucketa, rates folders and full In
formation call on or address .
H. DICKSON, f
City Ticket Agent
121 Third Street. Portland, Or.
a 0. YERKES. O. W. P. A.
Ill First Avenue. Se&tUe, Wash,
WE GIVE EXPEDITED
SERVICE ON FREIGHT
ROUTE YOUR 8HIPMENT8
VIA GREAT NORTHERN
Full Information from
WM. HARDER, General Agent
Portland, Ore.
The World's Pair Rout.
Famous Trains
The Southwest Limited Kansas City to
Chicago, The Overland Limited to Chicago
via Omaha, The Pioneer Limited St. Paul
to Chscago, run via
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Each route offers numerous attractions.
The principal thing to insure a quick,
comfortable trip east is to see that your
tickets read via the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. J ul Railway.
IL S
ROVE.
General Ajtat
134 Third Street, Portland
A. &C. R. R.
TIME CARD.
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 4, 1904.
TIDE TABLES, JANUARY
JANUARY, 1908.
JANUARY, 1905.
High Water. A.M. P.M. L Low Water. A.M. P.M.
Date. , h,mTIft. h.m. I ftT 'pate.'T' . hjn7 ft? h.ni. ft.
SUNDAY lf:02 1.4 10:12 T4 SUNDAT T.7. . 11:58 2.5 37mo7
Monday 2 :58 S.7 11:10 6.7"Monday 2 4:00 2.7 4:58 -0.1
Tuesday 810:60 .,..;.( Tuesday t 1:00 IS 5:60-0.0
Wednesday 4 0:02 19 ., Wednesday 4 6:54 2.8 0:38-1.0
Wednesday ...... 4 11:38 t.O Thursday 5 0:40 2.9 7:20 -1.0
Thuraday 5 0:49 10 12:22 0.0 Friday 7:26 3.0 7:59 -0.9
Friday 6 1:80 7.2 1:04 8.1 Saturday 7 8:05 8.0 8:84-0.0
Saturday 7 2:08 7.3 1:42 8.8 SUNDAY 8 8:41 S.l 9:08-0.1
SUNDAT 8 2:44 7.4 2:20 8.1 Monday 9 9:16 S.l 9:87 0.4
Monday 9 8:20 7.3 2:67 7.8 Tueaday 10 9:51 9.1110:05 0.9
Tueaday 14 8:51 7.3 8:36 7.1 Wednesday ......11 10:32 8.010:35 1.4
Wednesday ......11 4:24 7.8 4:22 6.0 Thuraday ........12 11:19 2.9 11:09 1.9
Thuraday 12 6:00 7.4 5:11 8.1 Friday IS 12:10 2.7
Friday 18 5:42 7.4 8:12 5.8 Friday IS 11:54 2.4
Saturday 14 8:28 7.4 7:25 5.4 Saturday 14 1:12 2.4
BUNDAT. 16 7:24 7.6 8:34 6.4 SUNDAT 15 0:49 2.9 2:20 1.8
Monday 16 8:24 7.8 9:49 5.7 Monday 16 2:00 8.2 8:24 1.2
Tusaiday ;.......;17 9:25 8.1 10:48 8.2 Tuesday 17 8:11 8.4 4:26 0.4
Wednesday 18 10:20 8.6 11:39 6.8 Wednesday 18 4:21 3.4 6:16 -0.3
Thursday 19 11:12 9.0 Thuraday 19 5:25 8.2 6:02 -0.9
Friday ,.20 0:25 7.2...,. Friday 20 6:13 2.9 6:4i-1.3
Friday 20 11:69 9.2 Saturday 21 7:00 2.6 7:31 -1.4
Saturday 21 1:09 7.7 13:45 9.8 SUNDAY 22 7:44 2.4 8:14 -1.2
SUNDAT 22 1:60 8.0 1:32 9.2 Monday 23 8:28 2.2 8:55 -0.9
Monday ,,.......23 1:81 8.2 2:19 8.9 Tuesday 24 9:15 1.5 9:39 -0.3
Tueaday 24 8:12 8.4 8:09 8.9 Wednesday 2510:06 1.7U0:22 0.3
Wednesday 25 8:54 8.6 4:04 7.8 Thursday 26 11:04 1.6 11:11 1.1
Thuraday 26 4:40 8.6 5:05 7.2 Friday 27 12:08 1.5
Friday 27 5:29 8.3 8:06 6.5 Saturday 28 0:08 1.9 1:18 1.8
Saturday . ... ....28 6:23 8.2 7:84 6.1 SUNDAY 29 1:18 2.5 2:31 1.0
SUNDAY 29 7:28 8.1 8:64 6.0 Monday 30 8:35 8.0 3:41 0.5
Monday 30 8:80 8.2110:05 6.2 Tueaday 3l 8:47 S.l 4:41 0.0
Tueaday 31 9:83 3.411:06 4.5
i ; i . j " . ,
"Best
by Test"
A trans continental trav
eler says: 41 I've tried them
all and I prefer the . .
iii.r i hi;?',,
Limited
It's the best to be found from
coast to coast"
It's The Train for Com
fort" every night in the year
between Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Chicago.
rierore stalling on atrip no matter
where write tot Interesting informa
tion about oomfortable traveling.
It L SISLER, Gtneral Agent
132 Third St Portland. Oregon
T. W. TKASDALE,
General PaiMnrtr Agent,
Bt. Paul, Minn.
Leave PORTLAND Arrive
800a.m 4 Portland Union) 11.10a. m
7.00 p.m j depot for Astoriaf 9.40 p.m
Leave ASTORIA Arrive
7.45 a m j for Portland and 11.30 a.m
6 10 p.m ( way points 10.30 p-m
SEASIDE DIVISION
Loavo ASTORIA Arrive
11.35a.m for Keatide Direct 620 p.m
Leave ASTORIA. Arrive
t&15a.m ( for Warrenton, ) 10:4aa.in
Hammond, Ft
5.50 p.m ( Stevens, Seaside ) 7 :40 a,m
Leave SEASIDE Arrive I
i
4 :30 p.m for Astoria Direct 1 12 :30p.m
Leave SEASIDE. Arrive
mm
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V
Oregon
AMD UftlOflPACIHC
San Francisco and
Portland S. S. Co.
70 hours from Portland to Chicago.
No change of cars.
Depart
Chicago
rortiana
Special
kui.m.
via HnnW
uglon
J Stevens. Ham
mond,Astoria
9 25a.m
20 p.m.
Additional train leaves Astoria daily
at 11:80 a. m. for all nolnta on vt
Stevens branch, arriving Ft Stevena
12:80 p. m., returning, leaves Ft Stev
ens at 2:00 p. m., arriving Astoria 3:45
p. m.
Sunday only.
Through Ucketa and cloae connec
tion via. N. P. Ry. at Portland and
Goble and O. R. A N. Co via. Portland.
J. C. Mayo, a P. A.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
. rime Card oi Tralus
PORTLAND.
La res Antra,
sugat Sound Limlted.7:26 a m 8:41 p m
TIME STHKDPLES
From
PORTLAND
Halt Lake, Denver, Ft
Worth. Omaha, Kan-
aa Oiti. Ut I..!.
Chicago and the kaat
Arrive
Atlantic
; ",lu. vmana. Kan
via llunt-'sas City. 8t iVuis,
Ington Chicago and the East
8t,Paul
rant Hail
:15p. m.
via Spokane
! Walla Walla, tewla-
iton, Spokane. Minniu
!apoIis.KtPul,DnlutlJ
lJW" Chicago, 1
A0
Miia
So) p m
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDuST
From Aatorla
All salllag dates subject to change.
For iSan FranrUrn
every five days.
Daily ei-
cept Sun-
oay atTani
Columbia River to
ruruana ana Way
landings
4 an
Daily ex
cept Moa
T:Ma
Kansas Clty-St. Louis
Special U:10 am
North Coaat Limited S:N o m
Tacoma and Seattle Night
Ex uress 11:46 pm 1:06 a
Take Puget Sound Limited or North
Coaat Limited for Gray's Harbor points
Take Puget Sound Limited for Oiym
ola direct
Take Puget Bound Limited or Kan
sas Clty-8t Louia Special for pouts
on South Bend branch.
Double dally train servlos oa dray's
Harbor braach.
Four train dally between Port land.
Tacoma and Settta
Steamer Nahcofa leaves Astoria ea
the Ude DAILT EXCEPT SUNDAT.
FOR ILWACO, connecting there with
tralna for Long Beach, Tioga and
North Beach points. Returning ar
rive at Aatorla same evening.
Through Ucketa to and from all prl
cipal European cltiee.
Q. W. ROBERTS. Atent
Aatorla, Or.
Mi SantEl-Pepsfn Gasscte)
positive ctine
PorlnStnraiiition or 0tr4
o the B.nutl.r and Citvamd
KJdocyt. y0 our no r.
Cqn onlokly and Perua.
Bently the wont eaaca o
Vanarrhaa, and U.rl,
BoauttrrorhowloBK navd.
!,nfi !oli"l barmlMk
I'oia bv dra..l.l. .w
m tAITAi-PErtia CO,
aciissoNTawia. iMto
Md by Chas. Rogers. 4&t CommerclaJ
4L zthi