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I THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL rOHTL AND, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 190 f. 44 Orfjjmi4SoiirnaI TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD "IN THE HEART OF THE CONTINENT" t TyDta?.?"'C0L'ClC Entered at th. Postnfflce of Portland, Or. for transmission tbrougli tba mslla u secoad cinka matter. I'astaira fur single copies: For an 8. 10 or 12 rge paper. 1 cent; 18 to 8 page, S centa; over a psges, 3 cents. ' TELEPHONES. P.nslnes Office Main Mo. l.ilitorlal Boo ma Mala 250 ' FOREIGW ADVERTISING BEPRESEHTATITE. rf land Bensimin Npeelal Advertising Agency, 1M Nasssu Street, Hew York. Tribune Bulla lng, Lblengo. BVBSCKIPTIOtf BATES. Terms Carriar. .The Dally .Tournsl, one tar..;iV..i.......5-W llio Dally Journal, six months. ............ 2.60 Tho Daily Journal, threw months...!......, 1.80 Uhe Dally Journal, by (he wtlc.i.. ......... ,10 Terma by Kail. - ' The Dairy Joornal, by mall, one yesr 4.00 The Daily Journal, by mall, air months.... 8.25 ')be Dally Journal, by msll, three months.. 1.25 Ibe Dally 'Journal, by mall, one month..,.. .60 'v The Semi-Weakly Journal. Tba Semi-Weekly Journal, S to 12 psfea each lne, all tba news and full market reports, one rir. 11. SO , The Weakly Journal. Tbe Weeklv Journal, 100 eolnmne of reading raoh lwt, Illustrated, fell market reports, one year, II 00. . .-' Eimlttances sbonld be made by drafts, -postal rrnies, express order a. and small amoenti are acwftoWa la 1 and 2-ceut postage stamps. , , THK JOTMAX. : ' . V p. o. Una '121. Portland. Or. TODAT'S TOKECAST. Weather conditions snd general forecast for Vrriroit, Washington and Idaho: The storm yeaterday over Western Washing ton inored rapidly east, and it Is central tbls morning as a trough of low pressure extending f if.m the Texas Panhandle northward to t'un srla., (ienersl rains oecured in Western Wash ington and Western Oregon, and light anow In iii wtern Oregon, rtoutnern Idaho and Utah. There are Indication of the spnrosrb of a second disturbance, which, it is expected, will cause continued unsettled weather oTer Sim ilar, nith rain west of the Cascade mountains and snow to the east of thla ranger "The following maximum wind velocities r. cfrrt-d yesterday: . North Head, AO miles, south; Hccltle, 44 miles, south.', The line to Cape Fist trry Is 3od. Maximum temieratur in the last 24 hours, tV; minimum temperature, 30; precipitation, .19V- MAEBIAGE LICENSES. Perrilla M. Miller, aged 22, and J. R. Jones, of Douglas county, Washington, aged 27. Hose Balcb, aged it, and J. C, Mauck, aged 2T. Krsnces M. Clarke, aged 19, and Edward H. Hrrdie, aged 19. .. . . ' . . ,-' ';, ;. BIEIHS. ., .; Jannsry 4, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Meyer, at 122 Cast Tblrty-nlulh. a Son.. December . to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. New ton, at Kast Tenth and Powell, a son. - . Decemlier 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Y. A. Lehman, at l.r4 Kast Twentieth, a daughter. December 25. to Mr. and Mrs. Deltner, at 1160 Vsneouver avenue, a eon. January 8. to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Howe, at WH1 Kelly ' atreet. a daughter. s- - ' . . ii i m i n'-'. 1 i .','','''." COSTAOIOTJB DISEASES, . January 8. Merrill, Verna and Charles 8cbn Ditcher, at 601 Grand svenue, measlea. January 0, Henry Kngllsb, at 474 Columbia, measlea. . January T, Baby Sbober, at 455 Aldef street, measles. , January A, Rico Tenera, at 127 ' Eaat Thirtieth, seaf.l-s. - . ' January, 8. Vivian Tenera, at . 127 . Xatt Ihirtieth, measles. January H. Muriery Gilbert, at 414 Colum. nia, measles. :. January 6. Margaret Wiener, at S50 Four tc nth. raesKles. , January , Cbauncy Wlsner, at 830 'Four. tr nth, measles. January K. Heorgo , Gaylord, , at B9 North Eleventh, scarlet fever. ,. January T. David I. u mora, at Burnsldo and Grand avjnue. typhoid fever. . t'reamatorinm. on Oregon City ear line, near (tellwood; mmlern, sclnntiflc, complete. Charges -Adults. children, 125. Visitors a. m. to 5 p. m. Portland Cremation association. I'ortlsnd, Ot, i. The Edwsrd Holmsn Undertaking Co., funeral directors and eiubalmers, 220 Third street, i'boue 507. - - ? - J. P. Flnlev Je Son, funeral directors and eir.lialmers, hare removed to their new estab lihhment, corner Third and Madison streets. Both phones No. S. BITER VIEW CEMETEBT. Blngle gravea. $10. Family lota from $75 to Sl.otK). 'Hie only cemetery la Portland which punctually maintains and cares for lota. For full information, apply to W. R. Mackensle Worcester block, city. W. M. Ladd, president. " Clark Bros. for. Bowers, 289 Morrison atreet BEAL ESTATE TRANSFEBI. ' 1 ,10 60 26T 10 3 to 600 630 BOO 800 1. IT. Grove et si to Genevieve Cspen. pareol land tection 7, towaablp 1 south, rsnge 1 east ......I fiherlff to h. H. Tarpley, lot 8. block 1. I'rettyman's suldlvisloc ...... ... . Foiut View Land company to D. D. Wood, lot 13, Mock 11, Point --View --- a-tTr?. June 4i. Burkmsn to Kdwardo D. Hurrle, bit 2.1. I.amsrgent J'ark No, 2........ Frank Mlvhels et si. to Thomas Dillon. l-ls 8 and 4, block 3, North Vslo sddi- Hon tlulinonish county to Aloys Harold, lot block 0. Penlntular addition ...... jivfm iiannu iu Laurence aa. jjeai, ivl ..'19, block 0, Pcniusular addition. . Amanda Dwiee to Ingard bberbeck, 2 acres situated between section 8 and section V, ' - township 1 sruth. range 2 eaat ......... Crfiugo W. Erowu to Amanda Dee, lota ' 4 to , block 1. Laurelwood .... V. O. Downing a.id wife to William fis Nsne, lot 4. block 18, bunnybldc addi tion William Sherlock vo.npany to AKred Jng. tardaon, , lot 11, block 19, (Sherlock's addition M. Kvsus to Ranfird B. Whiting, lots S. and 7, block 3, Northern Hill sddi- Hon 1,800 rJt.f frd B.- Whiting and wife tor James - sua L.. lisrdv, lots 5 and 8, block 9, Ncrthorn lilll addition Ai.i;la W. Barkwell to Ranford B. Nhitlu. rart block 32. eltv- ulan A and 6, block 0, Northern Hill addl- lb.n fsoo Arnold .(jueemer to Panford B. Whiting, fracttbn lou 11 apd 32, blk 63, Al Idna 1,400 C. F. Waggener to Emma H. Anderson, lots 1. 1L 3 and 4. block 80. Carter's . addition ...... Km ma II. Anderson to Minnie R. Bobbins, ot i, DitM'K i. nans saaition ........ j rririck llolman to Standard Box factory, lots U 2, 7 snd 8, block 23, sst Port Uind ........ 1,000 . 1 I.' ..11 . .. m , , , n, m 7 viiw w . ii. ana r, r. tiiencoe. lot 4. block 10. Mount Tabor villa ... . Buimyalile Ind Improvement eompsny in Pdwtrd LodT, lot V, west H lot 10, block B5. Xunnyslde ,.. II. U. Newhsll snd wife to Julia M. Ed son, lot 8. block 124, West lrvingtou.. ' Kverdlng and Fsrrell to J. G. Wood msnsee, lot 3, block 1, Center and Au nex ........ , M. A. Gove and wife to W, W. Knebaugb, lots 1 and 2. block ft. Taborslde. . . .. i harah A. Davenport and huaband to John M. Pltteitger, north U lota 1 and 2, all lots 8 to 8, block .0, subdivision Hlverview addition , ...".,........,. i W J. Hill and wife to M. P. Carter, lt 1, block 2. Midway Annas addition, 800 B. W. Hma et al to A. F. Barrett, lots Ifl and 20, block ti. Arleta Park No. H. 175 Tanl Haiier to I. W. Wakefield, lot S, Mock 1. Kralnard tract . . ... , tJJ . . jjb Mutual Investment company to F. V. llolman. lots 1, 2. 7 snd 8. block 15, Ksst Portland 7,000 J. II. Nb snd wife to M. A. Mann snd lfe. block B. Nsabs First addition.. 875 E. J. Jcffery and wif to til ma li arris, lot 8, block 7. King's Hecond addition.. 1 150 125 575 2 125 800 ctnts fr.wn tba Title Gusrsntes A Trust tauy, chamber of commerce bldg, ; BVILSIXO PEBXITS. Tlerb and Mslkiry, lo cent 81.2O0. To 'W. L. Bitckner, jt-psirs at Salmon and Tenib. to "t 8I.DH1. To G. w: Oordop, rect two H4-stnry dwell ings at Corbett and Porter, to coat $.'l,ii0. . 38' mlnlh, deWpture may be xurren ler'tj to cnmany and receive lt full vatMsi with all accrued . Inturent and vni(li. J. 8, Well company, 84 Grand U CU(J, SALT TRUST IS FIGHTING AGAIN activity or iinjEPEirDEirr oow- CXKITS . CA.TSES A DEOP 33f . AXA ' B0KE8TZ0 ' FXOOTJCTS CHAZTOXj TAXES BPTEOT OJff 1TZT MOWBAT M0BHTWO. 4 Pront Street, Jan. 9. The principal events in the loral markets today were: Sensation in salt. Oats range upward. . Hop dealers. try advance. v '' ! . Larger receiptu, in all lines. " 'Continued dullness in prunes. ' . i : Turpentine advances. Ekks will touch bottom. , . BenaationjU Obang; ia Salt, There was something of a sensational character doing; In the salt market today. The change Is In the nature of- a decline from former quotations, but what the exact figures are cannot be given until Monday, as the new figures do neVt take effect until that day. It is known to a certainty ; that coarse and half ground salt and table salt of domestic product will be lower. The cut will be about from $1 to $2 a, ton on coarse and stock grades and 25 cents a bale on table salt, Genu ine Liverpool salts are unchanged. The cause of the change in the salt market is due to the activity of the" large number of independent concerns who have of late been taking a large per cent of the so called trust's business in the Pacific coast states. The new Vates. have been mode by the Independent concerns and some further-cuts are daily expected as both sides to the controversy are deter mined that the-other shall call it quits. The independent' men aay that they will tight the trust to the last and no matter what figures the large concern quoted they wilt always meet it and perhaps go them one better. The printed quota tions have not yet been changed. , . ; ; r;-""';; Oavta Kinging Vpward. "' The prospects of this city landing a large government order' for oats have caused the local market to stiffen up a.3 the quotations today show a decided ad vance, both white and gray pats being quoted at the same figure, ' ' local Dealers lit Dark. . Local dealers in hay are in the dark as far as the government contract for hay is concerned. It is now said that the hay will be purchased and shipped on the sound and that the lower figures for supplies will be ignored by the gov ernment. "What is the use of asking for and submitting bids for supplies to the government," says one of the local bidders, "if the lowest figures and the best goods will not be accepted in prefer ence to the highest bid and poorer stocks. Portland was the lowest bidder for both oats and hay but it is a question whether we will get the contract or not." ' Turpentine stakes Advance. '':'-. . : The WV P. Fuller company announce an advance of 3 cents a gallon on turpen tine, the hew list to take effect at once. No other changes in oils are noted. Xggs to Touch Bottom. ' The egg market is rather shaky at, the present time and only a very severe cold snap with its consequent falling off in receipts will save .. the ' market from touching the bottom of the ladder at about 14 or perhaps 15 cents, a dozen. Just now the receipts are very heavy and although the outward movement shows an Increase the stocks are still accumu lating at a rapid pace. The ranging quo tations on eggs today are from 2614 to 27 H cents with sales at both figures. . , Dullness is Proas. ' " The dullness In prunes continues and few, if any, of the local packers and shippers expect to make a profit on their Investment during , the present season. "We would be willing and I think every dealer in the city would be willing, says a prune-shipper, "to sell and clean up what prunes we hav at the prices we paid for them, not alone making a pront on Our investment Most of them would also be willing to throw in their time in order to clean up. This talk about the commission merchants holding back the prices on prunes is all bosh and should not be regarded seriously. If the asso ciation has, as it says, control of about 75 per cent of the prunes of the state, why do they not force the dealers Into line and make higher prices. My firm for one would not stand back on getting more money for the goods but the simple explanation of. the prune situation is that the easterners do not want our prunes this year and prices cut no figure. We do not get offers at any price." -Kop Men Try to Advanoe. ' Now that there are less than 3,500 bales of hops remaining unsold in the state the local dealers and holders are endeavoring to boost up prices and scare the brewers into submission. The prin cipal doings in the hop market at this time are between dealers, and they are buying from one another ths strong from the weak holders, in order to keep the market stiff. No sales have been made over 25 cents. - - - ' Poultry Becoipta Xarger. . Although the receipts of poultry are much larger, the demand is quite good. and with the exception of this after noon all sales today were made around quotations. Good hens are very scarce on account of the fact that the chickens are just beginning to lay. Mora Xaats an Coming. . ' More meats are coming, but the mar ket on all lines is considered good and the top quotations are still ruling for all products. Veal is scarce Indeed, and the prices . look better. No changes in quotations today. Opinion on Today's Market, ; v W, B. Glafke company Don't look for any ; improvement in butter soon. Eastern market is too low to admit of high prices here. ; We have been offered best creamery at Ogden, at 22 H cents, i Turner & Co. Chicken demand same, but the receipts are ' larger and 'there was enough to go around. Bell tc Co. Bananas are very scarce. Rapp 4c Behlbrede Eggs are coming In faster. ;. '- " Mark Levy A Co. Bananas are nearly out of the market, Q. 8. Smith company Medium grade apples in better demand. Malarkey V Co. No halibut In mar ket today;---'- . '" '." . - W. 8. flwank Potato cargo on last steamer to 'Frisco was light and next one will be the same; market firm for fancy stocks.' - y , Davenport-Thompson company Short' of. bananas; expect car of sweet pota toes today. ' ' .'';.:' Page & 8ons Poultry about' the same; everybody is after it and price Is good; Oregon eggs moving off well; business during week was good. . McKlnley Mitchell Better feeling in both potatoes and onions, but market is not higher; oats are working higher; hay is weaker. ' , Krnlih, Bros. Hogs, both heavy: Bnd light. In'gooq.demand; veal Of'all grades Is selling at top of market; poultry high and scarce;-' mora orders than can fill; beef and, in fact,-all dressed meats, are wanted at top figures. Toft, lllne & Co. Receipts of both fresh meats and poultry continue to roll in and out, at prices that border around the top of the market: receipts heavier today, and this somewhat weak ened the tone.. . . ., Today's quotations, .as revised, are as follows:. '-s'. i..-v' '::,-x 'V..;.- ?; - r;:'H-i POBTXiAJTI) , WHOLESALE FBICES, Grain, Flour and Ped."';:;5.:i ',"' WHEAT Kxport ' quotations New Wslla Wslls, 73Q!7fc; bluestem, 7S79c; valley, . 17 78c. BARLEY Feed, S2O.0O; rolled, S21.e0tig22.O0; brewing, $21.00(22.00. OATS No. 1 white, I24.0025.00i grsy, f24.0O6r2a.no per .ton; wbite, 422.00(22.00; grsy, -J2.tKi(ff22.S0 per ton, farmers' price. KLOUR Eastern Oregon: Pstents, 4.103 4.40; straights, J.60; valley, 3.753.85; gra ham. Us, $8.40;. 10s, $3.70. MltiLSTUKKS Bran, $10.00 per ton; mid dlings, $24:00; shorts, $20.00; chop, $18.00. HAt Timothy. (16.0018.00; Eastern Ore gon. $16.00ft20.00: mixed, $14.00; clover, $18.00 r 14.00: wheat, $18.()15.00; cheat, $12.00 14.00; oat, 413.00(415.00. , , Hops, -Wool-andr Hid Hops New. 25c for cbolcs; 20ii22V4d for prime; poor quality, : 1820c; contract, 1004, lrjrl7c- . . ' ' " ' - WOOIi-Valleyi coarse to medium, iatl6e; fine, 10fr16Vjc; Eastern Oregon, lu&l&c; mo hair, nomlual. H5M37CV fiHEEfSKISS Shearing, 10320c; abort wool, 20 30c; medium wool, 30i0c; long wool, eOc(i$1.00 escJh. . TALLOWr-Prlme, per lb, 4QSe; No. 8 and giease, 2Q2Hc.- HIBES Ury bides. Ko. 1, IS lbs and up, 14c per lb; dry kip. No. 1, 8 to ' 1ft lbs, 12c; dry calf, No. 1. under 6 lbs, lie; dry salted, balls snd stags, 1-3 less thsa dry Bint; sslted hides, ateer, ssound, 00 pounds or over, 6fft7c: 60 to 60 lbs, tic; under 60 lbs and cows. D6c; stsgs and bulls, sound, ' 4c; kip, sonnd, 19 to 30 lbs, 6c; sound, 10 to 14 lbs, 6c; calf, sound, under 10 lbs, 8c; green (unsslted), :1c per fb less; culls, le pr,lb less; borse hides, sslted, each. $1.2R01.75; dry. csch, $1.00jil.fi0; colU' bides, each, 2o3ftOc; gost skins, common, each, 10(15c; Angora, with wool on, each, 25c1.00. Butter, Eggs and Poultry. BUTTER Creamery, extra fancy, 80c; ordinary,- 27e; cold storage, 2,")fg27 Vic; Eastern. W'lZlkc; renovsted, 20&21toc; dairy, Hid& 17 He; store, lOiffiiae. EUUS r-resh Orrgcn, 2fl27He; cold storage, 24c 1 bakers, 2325c; Eastern, 25c. CIlKtSfr-tuli cresm, twin, y14c; Young America, 15c. 1'OtI.THyChlckeca, mixed, 12ini2Vie lb; liens. 12 Va313e per lb; roosters, lie per lb; broilers, lltt13Hc per lb; fryers, 12fta per lb; ducks, old. 12c per lb; young, ISc .per lb; geese, HiHOe per lb; tuikeys, l&dil&c per lb; dressed, 102oe par lb, , Prnits and Tegetables. ' POTATOES 7S(g 80c; buyers' prices, for slilpplug, 7.VaS0c cwt; (fdinary, 6X'itftc sack; buying, 60(fi0jc; sweets, iKH'ifa per lb; nsw, 4c per. lb. , O.VIONH Oregon, $1.10(31.25; baying prices, best, $1.00; f o b. Portland, $1.05. FHESH i'BUITS Apples, Oregon, 40ca$1.50 (r box; oranges, navels, $2.50 per box; seedlings, $2.00 per box; Japsnese, eflc; ba ns nas. 6425 toe per lb; lemons, choice, 13.00 per box; fancy, $3.504.00 per box; limes, Mexi can, 65c per 100; pineapples, $3.60; pears, 76cQ $1.25 per box; Collforuis, $1.00; cranberries, locsl, $7.00 per bbl; Jersey, $10.UU; persim mons, $1.50. - V KG KTABLES Turnips, 85e per aack; car rots, $l.uo per sack; beets, $1.00 par sack; rsdlahes, i2Vteloc per dur; calibage, Oregon, 1TH4C per lb; lettuce, bead, 15c per dos; bot bousa lettuce, $1.00I1.50 per box; green pep pers, 6c per lb; borseradlac. 7Sft&c per lb; ceitry, local, 60c per dos; tomatoes, $i.uotl.25 per box; parauips, $1.25; cucumbers, 60ft75e er boxi butter bosna, 10c per lb; Lima beans, 8c; sprouts, tc, cauUdower, Oregon, $1.00 per dos; artichokes, '54fiJc par dts. DKIEU KKLlTa Apples, evaporated, 67c per lb; apricots, list) 13c per lb; sacks, He pet' lb less; peaches, dtcue per lb: pears, 8Hc Jrer lb; prunes. Italian, UVsi4Vse per lb; 'Yench, : 4t44c per lb; i tigs, California blacks, C(iii,c per lb: do whites. 0Mit7c pet lb; plums, pitted, 5(((lc per lb; dates, gi.lrten. B',c per lb; tarda, $1.60 per 15-lb box. KAlSrNH Seeded, fancy, 1-lb cartons, 50 packages to case, 9e pkg; seeded, 12-oa csrtons, 7e; loose Muscatels, fiO-lb boxes, 7tf 8Mc er lb: Londin 'svers. 11.8522.00: clusters. S2.50Q3.75; Hs, 25c; H$, too advance over pound cartons. FIOS Ten 1-tb Csrtons. choice brand. 81.00 10 1-lb cartons, fancy brsnd, $1.10; 10 1-lb i.ricxs, x-crown. uc; iu .j-id nricas, -crown, Wc: 60 U-lh bricks, oer box. S2.26: 4-row lav- era, per 10-lb box, 80c; loose, 5o-lb boxes, per lb, 66e. Callmyraus Six-crown, 10-lb car tons, per box, $2.00; 5-crown, 10-lb carton, per box, $1.75; 4-erown, 20 V lb cartons, per bog. fi.10. - ....... --r - Groceries, Huts,- rto. 1 SUG AB "Sack basis" Cube. $5.70; pow dered. SS.85: dry aranulated. 15.55: beet araau lated. S5.35.' extra ". (5.05: golden C. S4.5: bbla, 10c; y, bbls, 25c; boxes, 60c advance on sacx oasis, less xoc cwi xor cssn, 10 days; ma pie, nfftiu-j per id. HONKV 14U,aHlKc. . tiOKKEK Oreen Mocha, 21iSC3c; Java, fancy, 2:iH2c; Java, good, 2u25c; Java, ordinary, 18i2oc; Costa Rica, fancy, lU32oc; Costs Kica, gc-od, laQISc; Costa Rica, ordinary, 11 U 13c per lb; package coffee, $14.25. TEAS Oolong, different grades, 35365c: Jmipowder, 28k3235c: Kngliab breskfaat, dlf irent grades, 12ltitt5e; splderleg, untolored japan, ouattoc; green japan tvery acarce),30a Voc. SALT Fine Bales, 2s, Ss. 4s, 6a, 10s. $2.25; fine table, dslry, 60s, 4c; lOos, 75c; Imported Liverpool, dos, auc; iuus, use; zzw, fi.vu. Worcester Bbls 2s. Ss. $5.60; 6s, $5.25; 10s, $5.00: bulk, 320 lbs, $5.00; sscks. 60s, Hoc, SALT Coarse, bait ground, 100s, per ton, $.25; 50s, per ton. $9.25; Liverpool lump rock. per ton; do-id rock, su.nu; iuus, gu.oo. OHAlN BAliS Calcutta, 5.76(J6.(0 per 100. KICK linperlal Japan No. 1, 6c; 'o, 2, 4e: Now Orleans bead. TV4c. ItEANH Small white, 8c; Urge white, $8.40 ro.ou; pios, t4.su (aJ.ov; uayou, one; JUimaa, 4.0O. i - -- ..-. N UTS Peanuts, 6Q7c per lb for rsw, &10e per lb for rosated; cocoanuls, 85 W Doe per dos; walnuu, 14 S iilftc pnr lb: plus nuts, loitfl2Vte En lb; nirxory nuts, luc per jd; cnestnuts, sstern, 15016c per lb; Brsxll nuts, 16c per lb: niuerrs. iniqvic per id; isucy pecans, J4a 16c per lb; almonds, 14c per lb, WIKK NAILS Present bake at $2.68. HOPK Pure Msnlla, 13c; aundard, 12c; sisal 10V4c. Paints, Coal Oils, Eto. COAL OIL Pearl or Aalral Csasa, J3e pe gat; water watte, iron duis, ibvc per gsl; wooden, ; headlight, cases, 25c per gal; bsd- llaht. Iron bbls. lHVtc Der sal. . LINHEEO OIL Pure raw. In bbls. 43c per gsl; esses, 48c pe gal; genuine Aettle boiled, case 60c per gat, bbls 45o per gal; ground rstei csr lots, par ion; less loan cars, $26.0 per ton. , - , BENJtl.NK 68-deg., Cases, 22c; Iron bbls, 15 Wc. . PAINT OIL Rsw, bbls $3c per gal, cases 38c per gal; boiled, esses 40c. GASOL1NK 86-deg.. esses 32c per gsl. Iron bbls 26c per gal; stovs, cases 24 lie par gsl, iron bbls 18c per gsl. TURPENTINE In cases. 83c per gsl, wooden bbls 76 '-4 c per gsl. Iron bbls 77c per gsL 10-lb case lots 82c. 1 WH1TB LEAD 5Xi0-lb lota 60 per lb, less sots 7o per lb. - ., Meats and Provisions, FBE8U MEATS Inspected Beef, prime, 6VjC per lb; cows, 5c per lb; mutton, dressed, SdtSHe per lb; lambs, dressed. 6c per lb. FRBSI1 MBAT8 Front street Beef steers, 68e per lb; bulls, 8y,(i4e per lb; cows, 4dt 5c lier lb; pork, block, 6!4i7c per lb; packers, mi7c per lb; mutton, dressed, 4(t5c per lb; lambs, dressed, 6Vi'ic per lb; vesl, small, bi)8Wc per lb; large, SioJc per lb. . HAMS BACON. ETC Portland pack (local) hams, 10 to 14 lbs, 13c per lb; 14 to 16 lbs, 13Vsc per lb; cottage, 10c per lb; picnic, 01o Kir lb; breakfast bacon, leftlglOc per lu; reau r short clean, unsmoked, IOHq per lb; smoked, 11 e per lb; clesr bscks, Unsmoked, loo per lb; smoked, 1114c per lb; Union butts, 10 to IS lbs, unsmoked, 8c per lb; smoked, 0c per lb. EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 lbs, 14 He per lb; over 15 lbs, 18a per lb; fancy, 14WH4c er lb: picnics. BUa Der - lb: shoulders, 10c per lb; dry-salted sides, unsmoked. loftc per id; smoseo, per id; oresktsst bacon, 15VianViC per lb; fancy, lV'ic per lb. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10a, 10e per lb; 6a, 10' per lb; 50-1 b tins. 10o per lb; stasm-rendered, 10s, 9e per lb; 6s, 9e per lb; 60s, 6c per II' ; compound tierces, 7 lie per lb; uis. 1c per lb. , . t - EASTERN LARD Kettle leaf. JOlb tins, 11c per lb; 6s, 111! per lb; 50-lb tins, lOHe per lb; stesm-rendered 10s, 9c per lb; 5s, e per lb; 60s. A per lb. t Above useklni houaa DTlces ara net cash. IS dsys.) - -, - - CANNED SALMON Columbia river Mb tails, $1.75; 2 lb talla, $2.40; fancy Mb flats, fl.oo; H-lo isncy oats, gi.in; isnry l-tn ovsi, V 0; Alsaka tails, pink. 80c: red. 11.60: 1-lb tslls. $2.o. FISH Rock cod. 70 per rnt Sounders, 5c per lb; bsllbut, 6c per lb; rrsbs, $4.60 per dos; rssor clsms. KalOc per doar little-sack clams. Sc; striped bsss, 124c per lb; Pugnt Sound smelt. 6c per lb; catflab, 7c per lb; black cod, per lb; salmon trout, 12V4iU5 per" lb;. u niters. oe et lb; perch, Ac per lb; salmon, sllvcrsldcs, 6o per lb; steelbesds, 8c per lb; eMnook. 26e per lb: herring. -4c per lb .Coluuv b river smelt, 20c per lb; soles, 60 per lb; torn end, 6c per lb. OYSTERS Khoslws tee bsy. ' rar rsl. 12 M: pe sack, $3.75 net; Olympla, per aack, $5.25.1 BROKERS' OPINIONS . ON NEW YORK STOCKS (Furnished by Orerbeck, Starr A Cooke' Co.) Melntyre Jt Msrshsll, New York! Speculation In the stock market conrluuod very narrow today and most of It waa professional. The war news showed some Improvement, which was reflected In the foreign markets and our mar ket naturally synipsthlxed. There Is a con tinued alweuee of any ontslde demand snd it will require the development of something of an extraordinary bullish character to arouse bullish enthusiasm and stimulate activity,, ss there, is '-a well-grounded suspicion that the ad vance of the last week has been maiiily on manipulation with s view of creating a better market to distribute stocks on. The banks now bold a - total surplus over legsl require ments on all depostts of $14,686,405, against $14,810,300 a year ago. ,' (-:. .-.,--- Logan-A Bryan, New York: The market hsa rnied firm but without special features. Th Mexican Issues- were well bought and closed at about the beat prices of the day. The bank statement ' waa little better than expected. News from tbe Orient waS of a peaceful char acter and resulted in a good deal of short cov ering. Tho market Is nsrrow and almost "rbolly-rfrofessionsl and for the time being we look for nothing but a scalping affair at least. Stocks bought on tbe breaka will show profits Boon, , though, we tblnk. . -" ' -i Harrlmau A Co.-, New York; Tbe stock mar ket today acted very mueh as anticipated. Tbe Lank statement was fully up to expectations. Tbe rumor- ot tbe Penoaylvanla-Uould fight set tlement was widely circulated sud the Im provement in Pennsylvsnia, Missouri Pacific and Western Union ratber bore out tba rumor. The market sbould be. much better next week. Dick Bros., Cbtcsgo: Railroad stocks showed good buying. Amalgamated scored another ad vance and was well bought.' Action of lead ing stocks indicated that the leading pro fmlonnls jre working on tbe bull aide again, Bacbe A Co.. New York: While the general market ruled dull It was unquestionably strong and unless something of seriously disturbing character should occur Mondsy we-look for the msrxet to do better next week. , . t - -. Walker Bros,' New. York: Money continues easy and we look for : a better market and higher prices next week. Huttoo A Co., New York! There ' seems Utile doubt tbe situation in the East will affect prlcea materially It it changes, , ( DESCRIPTldN. st sr.' a Anaconda Mining Co.... AmaL Copper Co.. Atchison, com..,....,.. do pref erred...... .r. Am. Car A Found., com. Am. Sugar, com ,. Am. Smelt., com...... do preferred...;,..... Baltimore A Ohio, com. do preferred Brooklyn Rapid, Transit. Canadian Pacific, com.. Chi. A Alton, com do preferred.....,..,. ChL & Gt, West., com. . Chl Mil. A St. P..... Chi. A North., com..... Chi. Terminsl Ry...... Chesapeake Ohio Colo. Fuel A Iron. com. Colo. South., com...., . do 2d preferred....... do lat preferred...... Delaware A Hudson. ... Dels., Lacka. A West... D. sV R. O., com. do preferred... ....... Erie, com do 2d preferred do 1st preferred...... Illinois Centrsl Louisville A Nashville.. Metro. Traction Co.,,.. Mr.nhattan Klevsted.-... Mexican Central Ry,.,. Missouri raelnc. ........ M.. K. sV T.. com...... - do preferred.......... New York Central..... Norfolk A Western, com. North American , N. Y Ont. A West... Pennsylvania Ry....... P. U., L. C. ,.,., Pressed Stoel Car, com do preferred Pacific Mail Steam. Co., Beading, com do 2d preferred...... do 1st preferred...... Bep. Iron A Steel, com., do preferred Boek Island, com dor preferred , Southern Railway, com., do preferred. ........ Southern Pacific St. I A S. F.. 2d pfd. St. 1.4 8. W., com... do preferred....,...., Tins A Pacific......... Teen. Coal A Iron...... T., St-l.. A W com.,, do preferred. Union. Pacific, com...... do preferred ,, U. 8. Leather, com do preferred ti. 8, Rubber, com...... do preferred... U. 8. -Steel Co., com..,. do preferred Wheel. L. E., com..., do 2d preferred....,,, do 1st preferred...... Wisconrln Central, com. do preferred .., Western Union Tele.... Wabash, com.......... do preferred 44 224 "88 7814 10 87 78' 8? 89 184 1251, 48 8 T14 8914 00 117 35 fin 15U 14314 168 1114 82 1TW 26 6614 20 6814 2814 4814 us 130 107 121 142 1214 17 39 119 01 84 21 117 n 45 '23" 19 7 49 41 141 84 25 ae S8' 78 "jVi T7 43 10 OT IT 24 88 20 ' 88 76 60 67 88 18 125 89 79 89 50 11714 35 80 15 143 108 11 82 g 80 17 26 66 165 -271 20 68 28 48 68 1301 107i 121 Tl 142 131 77 I 22 19 79 48 40 84 78 "t 1?8 42 10 66 18 24 47 17 39 87 ? i , 'OOI'ttOB '"P Ms lajoi ZASTEKX HOPS STEADY, . Chicago, Jsn. 8. Receipts of livestock in the principal packing centers of the country today were. , Hogs. Cattle. Sheen. Chicago 4,000 ' 300 2,000 Ksiwas City ......... 2,000 . 2imi .... Omaha ... 8.500' 100 1.800 nogs upenea ana closed siesdy. Itnllng prices are: Mixed and butchers, $4.S5Q5 00; gcod kesvy, S4.9Oa5.00; rough heavy, $4.46a 4.88; light. S4.48a4.50. Cattle Strong. , ' Sheep Strong. PEIKART BHIPMZHT8 AMP CLZAKA5CE8. Chicago, Jsn. . Ths primary receipts show: Todav. TMr mm Bushels. 7 Bnshrls. ,...847,tss1 5(16,000 ,...332,000 . 201,000 Wfceat Corn , Tbe shipments were: Wheat Corn ....... The clearances were NEW YORK COTTON RANGEDUPWARD TODAY (Furnlahed by Ovorlxwk. Starr A Coot C. New York, Jan. l The ' fluctuation In tbe cot ion option list tbe psst week bave been wide enough to sstlsfy the moat exacting trader and ueerly every Influence on the market has played Its part wltb an effect rarely experienced by the trade. The near future of prices will undoubtedly be controlled by tbe movement ot cotton to market and a continuance ot declining movement on the on band and on 4bo other by chances ot war In tho East, and In the-event of war the proopects of an tarly peace or otherwise.. We bave as yet no reliable data upon vbleh to bate trade condi tiens snd the percentage of a reduced demand as compered with lost year.'- This is duo to the famine In supplies and In goods which has forced buyers to supply their linmedlste wants iroinptly, but has not yet brought them into active- support of the goods market. The world bas had at its command, , including the vitlble supply, : T.T50.000 bales of American dtuplo since SepremlHr 1 and. notwithstanding tbe weight In values, r.eems as strong at tbls level as when it was S eeuta lower. The cot ton market rsnged as. follows: ilpen. lllghLow. Close, January... ia. 12 rebrnsry.. 13.M Msrcb 13.40 April...... 13.60 Msy..,.....13.65B June.....,, 13.61 B Julyl...... 18.65 August.... W.1HB September. 12,15 October,,,. 11.75 13.27 13 44 13.60 33.M1 13.M0 ' 13.77 13.85 ' ix.sae 12.20 11.75 13.10 13.38 18 18 ' 13.53 13.61 13.61 13.63 13.18 12.15 11.60 13.27ff30 13.41 (n 45 3.57(ii69 13.66W69 18.77W70 13.T7i79 ls.siKawi 13.35(0.37 ,- 12.16Q18 11.60U75 CHICAGO MARKET IS LOWER AGAIN TODAY (Furnished by Overbeek,' Starr A Cooke Co.) Chicago. Js'l. 0. The whest nit was uenerallv lower today. Msy opened st 87 (86c, reached 87e as ths high point and &5c as the low. The close wss at 88c bid. July, opened at 82e reached 82c during the day and reacted Lock to 81 c at tbe close. The rarioua mar kets rsnged aa follows: Wheat Ulch -87 82 Open. ' . .Ml .82' .47 .46 .86 Msy... July... Corn Mey..... July..... Oata May. . . . July fork Msy.,... 13,05 Jan..... 12.60 Lard May 6.90 Jan..... 6.62 Rib,. Mcy....t- 00 Jan...., 6.30 low. .47 .46, .89 .36 . 13.12 12.6T 6 92 6.62 6.62 6.80 .46 .46 ,89 . 12.75 12.50 6 80 6.67 : s.50 6.22 Close. ' f .86B .81 .47 ' ' .48 ' - .89 .96 1180 ia.50 6.80 ' 6.67 6.52 ' 6.25 AMERICA BANK OLZAKISaS. New York, Jan, 9. The report of Brad street's of tbe American bank clearing for ths wees ending xnursoay, jsnusry 7, shows - fllesrings. Inc. pew xorg $1,831,6S9,000 .....329.000 ..214.000 147,000 414.000 Corn, 48.000 bnshels; osts, 20,000 bushels; whest and flour, 270,000 bcsbels. , CHICAGO CA8H WHEAT. Chicago, -Jan. 9, The cash wheat at noon was: ...'.. ..,. ' Bid. Ask. ,...$ .91 . f .00 88 ,90 ,. .. .78 ,K3 ,,..".72 .78 .... .83 . .87 .83 .86 .... .72 .80 v Kn ft pssri . No. 2 hurd winter , ... So. 1 Northern uprinn No. 2 Northrn morlnir N 8 iprlllg s... ...... 10CAL LXYE8T0CK BECEIPTg. Portland Union Storkvsrds.- Jan. 0 . Rec.lr.t. of livestock in the local yards during ths psst 24 hours consisted of 48 hogs, 52 cattle and 115 sheep. The market ia strong wltb tba following .prices ruling: ' Hogs nest, OitBc; medium, 4r?4e. -(attlo Beat, $494.25; medium, $3.60(Ut, ' Sheep Best,, 3c; medium, 3c. A Vsw Tork Bank Statement. New York, Jan. . Tba bank ststement today rss: ... . Reserves, increase 15.145.000: reserves. 17 8., lneresae $5,127,900; loans. Increase $7,. 421.700: specie. Increase (5.726.100: leaals. . crease $4,802,600; depoalu. Incresse. $19,634, 410; circulation, decrease $227,000. . m 1 , Chieag Cssk BasinMS.--1- '' -t-1 Chlcsgo, Jsn. 9 Th cash business hers yesterday wss 25.000 bushel of Northern whest.. The sales of earn wer 150.000 bushels. inciuuing ou.ifw ouaoeia lasen ror SDIpmont, The. sales of osts wer 250.000 buahula. In. eluding 135,000 bushels for export. CHIfJAOO OA LOTS. - SSSSS1SSSSSSMSSS. ,- Chicago, Jan. 9. The csr lots' for todiy were: Csr. Grade. Bar. Wheat 23 8 45 Ccrn ' 3H5 1 , jisi Oata .....; 119 v" T i . .. Close of livtrpeol Oraia. . - ! Liverpool. Jan. . Cloae: , , , Wheat March. 6-6. W lower: Mar.' 6-06U. lower. - , Corn January. 4 2. V. higher 1 March. 4-2. Chicago Boa ton ............ Philadelphia St. Louie ......... Pitts burg San Francisco ..... Baltimore ......... ' Clncinnato ......... Kansas City Cleveland Minneapolis ....... New Orleans ...... ) Detroit ... Louisville Omsha ............ Milwaukee Providence Buffalo .. St. Paul .......... Indianapolis ....... Los Angeles ....... St. Joseph ......... , ... ,1 , rr, ,.,.... Richmond ......... I'nleiiihii. ,,,,., Sesttle ............ Washington Sgvsnnuh ......... Memphis .......... Albsny Sslt Lake City .... Portlsnd .......... Toledo Fcrt Worth , Peoria Hartford Rocheater ......... Atlanta Des Moines ' New Haven ....... Nashville Snoksne. Wssh .... Orsnd Rsplds ...... Sioux City' , Springfield, Mass.. Norfolk Dayton Tacoma , Worcester ......... , Augusta, Ga ....... Portland. Ma ...... Scranton Topeka ............ Syracuse Kvsnsrllle Wilmington, Del.... -Birmingham ....... Davenport Fall River ,.,.w Little Rock ....... Knoxvill Macon . ,. -Wilkesbarrs . .,,.., Akron ............. Springfield. III..... Wheeling, W. Va... Wichita Yoiingstowa ....... Helena Islington ......... Chattanooga , Lowell - New -Bedford ...... Kalamasoo Fsrgo, N. D........ Cat ton, O , Jacksonville, Fla... Greensburg, Pa,.,. . tiociioro. ill Springfield, 0...... Blr.ghsmton Chester. Pa Ploomlngton, 111.,,.' Quincy, III Sioux Falls, 8. J).. Msnsfleld. O Jscksnnvllle. 111.... Fremont, Neb...... Decstur. III........ Houston (islveston ......... Gnthrle , Cbsrlostoa 162,463,000 147,434,000 110.646,000 68,480,1X10 SO, 477,000 28,626,000 24.229,000 22,449,000 21.715,000 14,883,000 15.2X6,000 25,855,000 7 B.167,000 10,414,000 9,494,000 . 7,8.11,000 9,120.(KX) " e,6ii.(S)o 5.819,000 6.241,(KK) 6,K22,a 4,638,000 4.643,000 6,619,000 4. 025, 000 - . 4,844,000 4.403,000 4.1 32,Oi Ki S,858,0 8,70,(XK 8,64V,(KX) 8.374,004) :' 8.634,000 2.308,1100 . 2.7H9.00O .8.806,000 , 3.805.(XM1 6,4H4,000 8.478.0IX) 2,055,1X10 - 8,548,000 ' 8,199,0(X) 1,990.000 . 1,802, OCX) 1.840,000 . 1,720,000 1.811, (XX) 1,802,000 1,017,000 .' 1.713,01 H) 1.875,000 2.054.01X) 1,210,(XJ0 1,687,000 ' 1.819.WK) , 1.881 ,(XX 1,517,000 ' 1,419,(XX l,07i,rxx) 1,864,000 1,206,(XX) 932,000 ' - 1,160,000 . 617,000 '' 828,000 687,000 1, 169,000 , MI0,0IX) : 896.1KX) 663,000 978, (XX) , , 457,000 , 606,000 886,(XX) " 616,0110 ' W.tXS) 757,0X) 1 401, (XX) 834,000 4X5,IXX . 463,000 ' 6I6,IXX , ' . 41I5,9XX) ' " 868,1X10 277,000 . 1fl9,0lN) 2H0.tXX) 818,000--; 8O4.0fX) 10,264.000 ' J4,(I21,01X) R28.(MXt 1,302,000 .1 4.1 45.2 Dec. 83.9 14.$ 7.9 24.8 '11.7 8.0 19.9 85.4 T.5 'i'.i ii i .6 84.8 6.8 62.0 275 "i!b 11.8 ik'.i 4.7 s.o "id 4.3 2.8 16.9 Tot. la. TT. fl . ''. . . S9 9ns tKQ n.io Outside New York . . 871.'36!u00 ' Canadian Banks. Montresl - 17.441,000 Tironto 18,714,000 Winnipeg ' 5.916,0X) Halifax ' 1.814 nun OtUwa 1,746,000. Vsncouvsr. B. C 1.884 ixx Qt-ebec ............ -.' ',. 1, 210.1X10 Hamilton ' i.zto.ikx) fl -John. K. n.... , 1 OKI noi ' Vlctorta, B. C 74l',rxx) London 1,115,000 S.l ii.'f ii'.s so! 4 Totals Canada..,.) 88,413.000 B08T0K OOPFEK CLOSE, Boston, Jan, 9. Copper eloaat , Old Dominion ................... Adventure Arcsdlsn ......r.. ...... Cslumet ........................ Centennial Dominion Coat Dominion Coal, pfd..... Mohawk Wolverine ....... Osceola ........................... Phoenix Rhode Island Victoria it Winona -16.T 9.5 16.2 17.0 'i'.i 25.3 17.6 1.8 13.3 8.3 18.1 20.1 27.8 81.6 1.8 25.6 29.4 24.4 ' J4.4 18.0 21.4 16.9 'i!8 13.5 's.8 84.7 84.9 10.1 8.3 18.7 65.4 16.3 22.4 6.9 31.6 13.5 4.6 12.8 11.8 14.9 8.8 5.7 7.6 86.4 87.7 11.6 ii'.i 16.9 8.8 . rl 2.8 S2.9 13.4 18.6 14 2 22.1 20.8 7.4 26.8 11.4 84.0 19.8 ih'.i 28.7 ii'.i ii'.i a s 4.7 18.2 11,126 iVliles .-; Of railway east of Chicago, Peoria, St Louis and the Mississippi River, with eastern teiminals at New York, Boston and ' Montreal, are embraced in ths New York Central Lines - Fo tickets, 4nformAtion, etCT-cn on - i W. C. SEACHREST, North Pacific Coast Agent, . '.', 132 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. W. B. JEROME, General Agent, ' 134 Monroo Street, Chicago, Illinois. milk SCBTBOBAUT. Pres. a w. urowxzs, ugt. The Imperial Hotel PORTLAND, OREGON. .Europtan Plan Only.,. ' Rates frorn$l to$20perday. Seventh and Washington Sts. ) Mrs. STANLEY TH) SCARI Wonderfully. Gifted Palmist and Clairvoyant Bid. Ask. . 11 ll'i a si .80 90 .4.15 .440 . 1 inu . 69 69M .110 1 .. . M .19 . 69T. 79 . 61 . 2 8 . 1 It. . 24 2 a . Tit : I kew tokk corriE. Now Tork. Jan. 0.. It tbe close irss: -The coffee market todav BM. .'.87. In Jsnusrv ......... .' Hsrru ,....,.,,.,,., T.sd' ; April 7.55- Msr 7 7R Jims . ' v an July T.9K ADa-nst 8.08 dnimbr 8.20 Octobsr n.ai - Nov(mlxr H.W) December 8.40 ' Ask. 7.20 T.W) T.48 T.90 T.80 T.95 8.00 8.10 8.2S - 8. SO 8.W 8.4S Ksw Tork 8umsry. Nsw, York. Jan. 0. Dnsv. Jnn. A r. . Tho altiiatlon in tb Far Bast Is less snit'o. tiuanciai arrsngetucuts for taking over fltts- MINERAL SPRINGS OPEN THE TEAfe ROUNTJ. ' Cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cft tarrh of Head and Stomach, Gout. Rheu matism and , ALL blood dtseasea taken under a guarantee to be cured in a apex cifled time or all expenses. Including railway fare both ways, refunded. These waters renovate the entire sys . tern and remove almost every disease. , Send SOo for a bottle of stomach an4 catarrh salt. Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. Inquire of any Southern Paclflo railroe4 aarent. 1 - .- ., , TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP., 'fnsoaa Hprinf s, OaL rxank T. Hellen, zaanafe. If you have business worries or are In doubt as to any changes to be made, do not fall to consult Mrs. Stanley.! She will give you advice on which you can rely. - Her predictions never t aiLShe gives advice to husband, wife or sweet heart, tells you how to win the one you love and how to keep your husband and wife true to you. Gives special atten tion to ' the i development' , of personal magnetism, by which "you can control yourself and others. Gives names and locates lost or stolen articles and miss ing friends. Her wonderful power is able to remove all or. any obstacles In your path and help you to attain success and happiness." '; r" :v' ; ' v.;:; Hours a. m. to 8 p. m. Closed tmdays.7 Parlors at 93 Eleranth St. hart. Carscitle and 'W"slpm and unifying the Gnu Id llnrs wast of l'Ktsbi'rg is rr-port.l com p'rtPd. United RtstM Hleel starts tip tba Ed gar 1nomison stml plant and several furnscs. baventy-flve roads for Novemtwr show an average ret decrease of .91 p-r cent) 3d. roads for the f-i'rth week of December sbow n sversge gross Incresse of 8.01 per cent. 'Risdstreet's ssys the yesr opens quietly bnt satisfactory. Duu's Herlew ssys tbe weather conditions sre'rbeek. ink' tetall bnslness nd collections. Tbe bsnks gained fll.&dd.Os) on the currency movement. CHICAGO tOCAX STOCKS. ' Chicago, Jan. 9. local atocka werni Bid. American Biscuit 3( American Biscuit, pfd............. Villi . .. 1 .1,7 AiLarlran Hot American Box, pfd.., American Can American Can, pfd... IHamond Mstcb .... Chlcsgo City Hallway North Hide Railway , West Bide Hallway ., ... 18 ... S ... SM ...127l ,..1S5 , ... 80 , ... 45 Ask. 37 100 214 181 T 84 V2H 1J , 90 60 CL08IHO 6EAIM ftVOTATIOKS. Ran Frsnclsco. Jan. 0. Cloelna sraln nnota. tkma in tbe vartoua cities sbow: t . Minneapolis Wheat May, KSC. .. Ht. Ioule Wheat May. 88 ue. . , ' , Ktilutb Wheat May. eSVe bid. " ' New York Wheat May. gtlVte. .-. Kansas Hlty Wheat Msy, 71J71?e. Corn May, 40M.W4O14C' s 8a Francisco 11 :80 a, m. Whest Msy, fi.iXJ, . sriey aisy, i.wi asaea. - Amerlosa Btookg ia London. London. Jan. 9.-1:30 o. m. Amalo-amatrd Copper advanced i; Atrhlson preferred sd vni.ccd hi: Csnadlan Pacific declined ; Choss f rake k Ohio sdvanced Illinois Centrsl sd vsnced W: New York Central declined .t On tario A Wearers declined . ; Pennsylvania de clined 4: Read lug declined Hi Southern 'I'a- rine aeciinea union t-acinc aavaitced ; I'nlted States Hteel sdvanced i, preferred sd vanced H; Wsbssh declined , preferred Ad vsncerf . Consols advanced . : ?0TLAKD CLIAEINO-HOUBZ BEFOKT. Ths ' report of Hi ' Portland clearlns-boasa for yesterdsywasi ; ,. Clearances .IM2.0HH.0 Balances 4.1,371.78 . Oottoa la Higher Llvcrnool, Jan. 9. (. lose of xotton. 10 to 12 poluta higher, , , O. OEE WO The Great Chinese Doctor Is called great he-, cause his wonderful cures are so well known throughout the United States, and because so many people are thankful to him for savlusj their lives from OPERATIONS it , Known to medical He treats any and all dlseaaea with powerful Chinese) herbs, roots, buds, barks and vegetables that are entirely an science in this ooun. try, and through the user of these harm, lesa remedies This famous doctor knowa the action of over SOO different remedies that he has successfully used in different diseases. He guarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, lunar troubles, rheumatism, ner vousness, stomach, liver, kidneys, fe male trouble and all private diseases. Hundreds of testimonials, Charges moderate. Tall end see him. COsTBlTl.tr ATXOsT rKZB. 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