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THE' OKECtOy- DAILY -JOURNAL,' PORTLA1TI), FRIDAY .EVTOPTg JANUARY 15t 1904.
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i THE JOURlfAX.
P. O. Box 121. Portland. Or.
TOOAT'S FORECAST.
Weather enuillllnn and general forecast for
Of'jr-ii. Washington and Idaho:
Light rain fell last night la Soatbera Oregon;
si.ow is. reported in Eastern Oregon, and rain
inKfd with snow fell In Southern Idaho.
riser alli and mmh eooler In Northern Mon
tana ami tbe Canadian Northwest.
The barometer Is falling rapidly along tbe
: Washington rosat. which-denotes the preseaee
of a disturbance at wa muring easterly.
. Uatn Is indicated for this district Saturday
weat of the t'aerade mountains, which may turn
to snow. In Eastern t)regfcn, Eastern Washing
ton and Idaho the weather will continue un
settled, with occasional snow.
Maximum temperature in the last 24 hoare,
54; miuimam temperature, 40; precipitation, .30,
, ' XARRIAOE LICENSES. ,
"Morgan' Oloqro Spears, aged 39, and Mrs.
Winnie Doty, aged 31. -.
W. K. liarilaod, aged 82, " and Una Lewis,
aged 21.
. Joseph B. Shaw, aged 34, and Bertha Grif
fiths, aged 25.
Frederick D. fttrlrklor of Josephine county,
aged 29, snd Bertha Stewart, aged 24.
Thomaa fllrher Wood, aged 23, and Bjlrla I
Flah. -orer 18, ... - :
t'teamatorlum. on Oregon City car line, sear
tiellwond; modern, scientific, complete. Charges
Adults, 36: children, (25. Vlaltora ' a. m.
to 5 p. m. Portland Cremation association,
I'ortlaaaY Or. ... ;
' The Kdward Bolman Undertaking Co.;' funeral
dtrwtors and embalmers, 220 Third street.
'bone 601. -- - : - - -- , -
J. P. Flnlcy" It Bon, funeral directors and
emhalmer, hars removed to tbeir new estab
lishment, corner Third and Madison streets.
Both phones No. 8. .... v ,-
SITES VIEW CEMETERY.
Plnple grsyes. $10. Fnmlly lota from STB to
ll.tsw ,1 be only cemetery In Portland which
ixrpetually maintains and can for lota. For
full .iBfwmitioB apply t - W.- R, Maekensle.
.Worcester block, city. W. M. Ladd, preslOknt,
' REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. "'
The-Oermsn Saving eV Iian society to '
Fred K, Morris, lot ft, block 1. city $40,000
W. Heott Calkin to A. W. Lambert, lota ....
and in. fcluck 4, Kmlth's addition to
8t. Johns i..,,. 160
E. L. Thoiniisnn and wife to Fred Car.
' ter. parcel land Jacob Wills' D. U C. 2.500
Fred Carter to Jane' Carter, parcel land .
Jacob Wllla' D. L. C..,, 2,600
m. i . tianneia ana wiie to vtiiuam J.
Ktandlev. hit 1 to , block II. Urov
er'a adilltnin 1,000
tiu and Abel Johnson to M. 11, Shirts,
parcel isnd section IS, township 1
KMtth, ru(te t cast ' 21
w uiwiu i. iw'urnt et co ..nna rtog-
riiwn, lots 4, 19, 20, block , Btewart
' I'ark addition ............ .. , ? S00
Tbiimna H. Hniltb to E. 11. Clayton and '
' wife, lot 2, block 2, Rose lawn ..... 600
Fitxbugn Newman and wife to William
Melnke. lot 22, block 23, MonUrllla.. 1
J. !' Marshall and wlf to Alnswortb ' .
, National bank,' sundry lots . Meadow
I'ark No. 2 1
A I tie worth National Bank to John J.
. Hallorray, sundry lots Meadow Park
No. 2 . . ,, 1
J. I. Marshall and wife to John J. Bal-
lerray, sundry lota .Meadow Park
.No. 2 .-. i
1. P. Marshall and wife to-John J. Bal-
lerrar. suudry lots Meadow Park
No. 3 1
0. B. Johnson and wlfa to H. J. Mc
. Innls. east u, lots 1 and 2, block 905,
Aiken's addition 1,250
V, J. Nelson snd wife to A. S. Ellis, lot
4, block 15, Williams Avenue addition. 600
Jacob Hahn and wife to J. H. Olson, lot
1, block 12. Htephens' addition 34
Jennie Anderson to Sophia Audcrsoa. 8V
arres sect Inn 20, township 1 south,
range 2 esst Bon
IWM.nn T...I . m
Thorass. lot 10, block 1. rortsmoutb
Mils eitenalon ....,,. 200
liattie B. Reynolds and husband to Rutin ,
B. Reynolds. 25HU feet block 21.
King's Second addition . , 1
Ben Helling and wife to Security Savings
A- Trust company, lota S and 8, block
128, Couch . 1
Leon H. Uwls to Security Savings
Trust company, tola 6, 8, block 12.
Couch ..... t 1
Alnaworth National hank to John P. Mar".
shall, sundry lota Meadow Park No. 2.. 1
H. H. Rlddell and wife to C. B. Cooper,
southwest H. section 2, township J
north, rsnge 2 west 7, 1
I. Martin and wife to Robert H. Sharing-
bouaen. lots a, a, id. n, Eastwood..". 1,160
Margaret Muldoon and husbsnd to W. H.
Nunn, lota to S, block 2, subdivision
'. lot C, M. Pstton's tract , J00
Get jmt insaranca and abstracts to real
eststa from the Title Guarantee Trust eom
i pany, chamber of commerce bldg.
BUILDINO JESMITS.
- ' "- III LIU. . I I.
To H. G. Worden, erect H4-story dwelling at
Belmont and Fast TlilrtyiUth. to coat $1,500.
' S vVllllamaon. erect IH-story cot Hire
JJ Kjt Twenty-aUto and East Morrison, to cost
To E. O. Parkins, erect l-story dwelling at
Grand arena and Ellsworth, to cost $1,750.
To Italian man, erect one-story dwelling at
Hood street snd Lincoln avenue, to cost $
To C. A. Allskey repalre at Twenty-second
and Irving, to cost $1,000.
To Stewart A Wln.lov,. erect abed at Saveath
' tad (ouch, to cost $2uo.
KEW CORPORATIONS.
' Articles of Incorporation of Whitney A Co.
were filed in tbe office of the county clerk
yeKterday by O. M. Whitney. Alex Bern-
?'"'?.! 1,1 '"Jl ,oh"- n rPll sto..k
la $15 000 and the objects to engsge In tbe
geuersl merchandise business.
governor pardons
TWO rnNVIrTC
II V VUI T IU I sj
(Juarnal Special 8errlce.)
' Salem. Jan. 15. Governor Chamber
lain this morning pardoned B. B. Deford
end Alv Morley, serving two-year aen
tences from Wheeler county for larceny
in a ton of Quirt, upon recommenda
lions of Diatrlct Attorney Nenefee, and
petition ot prominent citizen.
'tfiA CZAB TAXKS TZACX.
: (Journal Bpeclal Service.),
Washington, P. C, Jan. 15. -Newa
received by the etate department this
morning from Japan ayn the people are
mora peaalnilstlo than, for, days , pant,
'Hoveral dlapatchea were read, but noth
ing was riven out, other than the atate
ment that Japan was pushing prepara
tlong for war.. . .
A dipatoh from ' 8ti Petersbura; waa
alo received, confirming- the preas ad
vliv that the cgwr at yesterday's recep
tion in the winter palace had given. his
axauranoe that. h would do all In his
por to preserva peace. . ,
TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
PRICE OF EGGS
RANGES HIGHER
BKTJPMENTS OT LABOB; STOCK TO
sotntD crrixs moke thaw
CVSAXB -i 'VT - THIS SUBSET
POUITBT IS ; IOWES WXBB
HAJXS ADTAWCXD ACraVXS'
Front " Street, Jan. 15. The' principal
events in the local wholesale markets
today were: ;
Veal goes higher. J
Lambs are advanced.
Wire nails. go upward.
, dEgga stronger at advance. i -
Poultry stili -weakana
8meW more plentiful. ' . .
Potatoes aro higlier. "
Onions cleaning up.
Butter continues to Improve.
. Xgga Mot Upward. ' ;
The shipment of a very large amount
of eggs from this city to Seattle. Ta
coma and other sound cities has left the
local markets quite bare and the quota
tions this morning began to show a
much stronger tone with a consequent
advance. Today eggs are selling on
Front street more readily,. at 27927 M
cents than they were a few days ago at
several cents , lower. The , receipts, al
though quite liberal, are not too heavy,
as the demand is quite good now that
the price has taken such a tumble from
the top.4"
V 9 - ,:"Wtn Kails Ara trp.
The Amef'ican Wire & Steel company
has notified local jobbers of an advance
of 10 cents a keg In the former quota
tions on wire nails. The new base Is
now at $8.78. The market Is somewhat
strong at th new lists.
:5 Chang In Meat.
In government inspected hams, lambs
are quoted higher today. Hogs are still
arriving in over large supplies and the
market is weak .at, yesterday's quota
tions. Veal is very scarce and the mar
ket shows only stiffness ' with an ad
vance in prices today. Beef is coming
in fairly well, but the market continue
good.
onltry Shows Waaxnea.
- Again today waa there a drop In the
poultry market. The receipts continue
largo with tha demand not very active
a usual thing In a falling market.
There is still a good call for ducks,
geese and turkeys at ' former prices.
Good fancy poultry bring a trifle over
the printed lists.
, Smelt Mora mmtlfol.
The schools cf smelt on the Columbia
river have . at last struck the Cowlits
and if the run is as good as present In
dications show it is th quotations are
expected - to - .take - big tumbUwithin
the next few days. The price is down
2 cents a pound today. - . . ! ',
Batter Continue to Improve.
The creamery butter market la show
ing a marked improvement and the re
ceipts are being moved along. The ar
rivals of Btore and dairy butter are not
o large aa they were a few days ago
but there is no demand at present for
this class of goods. The price of cream
ery shows no Change today. ;
Potatoes Banging Xlgliar.
The potato market 1 higher with tht
better tone of the San Francisco mar
ket. Tha demand from all points, Cali
fornia, ArisOna and Texas Is jiow bet
ter and shipments during the past two
or three daya have been quite large. Tha
farmers continue to hold. ?'
. j Onlona Cleaning Up.
A large number of buys of onions are
again reported from up the valley and
atocks are showing an inclination to
clean up. The top xf tha local market
for buying is still at $1.10. There la a
good demand tor Oregon onions from
outside point. " ( .
V. Parmer HolflJnr Wheat,
The wheat market continues to Im
prove with no change in the quotations
today.. The prospects of a war in the
Orient have caused tha farmer to hold
tighter than ever and tha sale of late
have been very imall, Tho smaller
millers up the country have raised their
premium and are paying aa high as 80
894-centa for-lmmedlata deliveries.
f. . Mora, rlotur 8alUnr '
The flour demand from tht Orient Is
showing a steady improvement, although
there has been no radical changes in con
dition from those of a month ago.
Japan is doing most of the purchasing.
Opinions on Today Mark.
W. B. : Glofke ' company Creamery
butter 1 stronger; California steamer
Is due tonight.
W. T. Tomer A Co. Chickens are
weaker; egg situation about the same as
yesterday.
Hark Levy ft Co. Car sweet potatoes
csme in , today; applea ; pretty well
cleaned up; good demand for the better
grades. ' -:...'-';
a. S. Smith company Potatoes and
onions invery good demand.
Everdlfig ft Farrill Chickens are de
clining; ducks,' geese and turkey still
find a good sale; eggs are firmer.
Malarkey & Co. Columbia river smelt
more plentiful and prices are down.
Page & Son Eggs are higher; veal
higher; hogs ar weaker; poultry con
tinues weak. - a ..
McKinley Mitchell Some hops are
till selling; I think that there are at
least 1,500 bales left alone in Marlon
county; think that there is slso more
in growers' hands than was first esti
mated; good shipping demand for both
potatoes and onions.
Smith Bros. Hogs are more plentiful
but there is no accumulation of stocks
as yet; veal Is In big demand and beef
cattle right up; no accumulation of
poultry and market prices are being ob
tained for all that com. .
W. H. Dryer Potato and onion 'mar
ket are both good; 'Frisco seems to be
stronger again.
Today's quotations, as revised, are as
follow: . :'
POBTZvAWO WXOXjBSAX.8 pbices.
Grain, Plouv sad Teed.
WHEAT Export quotations Walla Walla,
7374c; bluestem, 7S7c: valley, T707RC.
BARLEY feed, $20.00) rolled, 21.0Ut)22.0t
brewing, $21.00622.00.
OATS -No. I white. $24.003 23.00; gray,
$?4 ofti2!VOO per ton: price to farmers, while,
$22.(Kidi 22.50: gray, $22.50 per ton.
FLOUR Eaatern Oregon: Patents, $4,100
4.40; straight., $3.80; valley, $3.7603.85; gra
ham, Ms. $1.40; 10a. $3.70.
MILLHTUKFeV Bran, $10.00 per ton; mid
dling. $25.00: shorts. $2o.OO; chop, $1K.OO.
HAY Ttmothr, $18.00IS.00; Eaatern Ore
gon. $I8.00U 20.00) mixed, $14.00; clover. $18.00
(ill4.00; wheat, $18 OM415.0O; cheat, $12.0061
14.00; , est.' $13.OMi,i15.O0.
ops, Wool and Bid as.
HOPS New, 2S2n for cbotcei 20a24e for
prime; poor quaUt. 18Vi$20c; contract, 1004,
WOOIiVslley, eoarsa to medium, 1flai8e:
tne, lfl(g16Un; Knntein Oregon, 1015c; bo
hiiir. nominal. 25(W2ec, . ..
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 10020c; ahort wool,
y'i?.',IV; medium wool, 80O;50c; long wool.'
Burr$l.on each. ; T ''I....-'....-
TALLOW Prime, par lb, (8Be; Ko. 8 and
gieaae. 29H. .
HIDES Dry hlda, Vo. I, l lb and up,
14c per lb: dry kip. No. 1, (1 to IB Bis,
lie: ary cair. no. 1, under ids, iocs ary
lilted, bTilMtnrndrTtan.l-Stw-thsa-dry
fliut; salted bides, steer, sound, 80 -pounds or
over, 6(i4 7c: 60 to 60 lbs. 6c; under 50 lbs
snd cows. 64ic; stags and' bulls, sound. 4c;
kip, soiiod, IS to 30 lla.- c; sound, . 10 to
lbs, Ac; calf, sound, under 10 lbs, 8c; green
( (insulted), lo per lb less; culls. lcper lb
iim; norse macs, salted, eacn, gl.wsjt.To; ary,
each,' $I.O0Q1.6O; colts hides, esch.-. 2650e;
gnat skins, common, esch. 10Q15c; Angora,
with, wool oa, each, 25cig$1.00., .
Butter, Iggs and Poultry.
BUTTER Creamery, extra fancy, 80c; ordi
nary, 27Vsc; cold atorase. 2r27Me; Eastern.
26Vc; .eoovated. 2021i,c. dairy, 18Q
ITHic; store. 10l2i4c, . .
EOOS Freeh .Oregon, 28W27C: cold storage,
22c: bakers. 2r; patera. 22 (9 24c. . ,
CHEESE Full cream, twin, loViOlftc; Young
America, lfic. '
POULTRY Chickens, mixed. ll'AUT12c lb;
hens, 12fl2Hc ter lb; ronoters, U'n2e lbj
broilers. nSilifio per lb; fryers, 120 per
lb; ducks, old. 12c per lb; young. 13c per lb;
Seese, vc per lb; turkeys, 1819c per . lb;
reued, 19Qa0e per lb.
. Prulta and Vegetable.
rOTATOKS OOciS$1.00; buyers' price, for
snipping. 75C(i85c cwt: ordlnsry, 604650 sack;
1'ttylng, OOSSci awceU, SU'ie per lb; new,
.4e pernio, : ;,.:, ; .i.,.,,., Xl-w-JU.
ONIONS, Oregon. $1.10(31.25; buying prices,
brat, $1.10: f.o.b. Portland, $1.16.
I'RESH FRUITSApples. Oregon. 40ca$l.o0
per box: oranges, navels, $2.00&2.60 per hot;
aeedllnga. 80c(U$1.26 per box; Japanese. 60c; ba
nanas, 635Vc per lb; lemons, choice. $3.00 per
box; fancy, $3.5004.00 per box: limes. Mexi
can, dSc per 100; pineapples, $8.50; pears, 70cQ
111.25 per box; California. $1.00; cranberries,
oral, $7.00 per 'bbl; Jersey, $10.00; ptrslm-
aWtt'tl.BA.'' !,- ''-.-f ,,,,'' S
VEGETABLES Turnip.' SSe per sack; car
rots, $1,00 per Sack;' beets, $1.00 per sack;
radishes, 2415c per doe; cabbage, Oregon,
I'lie per lb; lettuce, head.. 15e" per dos; hot
house lottnce, $l.00l.$0 tier box; green pep
pira, 8c per lb; lioraeradtah. 7ffl8c per lb;
ocitry, local, SOc per in; tomatoea. $l.i)0(Jf 1,25
per box; parsnips, $1,25; cucumbers. 504J7&C
ter box; butter. beans. 10c per lb; Lima beans,
8c; sprouts, c, cauliflower. Oregon. $1.00 per
dox; artichokes, 'iSiyuOc per den.
DRIED FRUITS Annies, evaporated. C7e
per lb;- apricots, ll18e per lb; sacks, He
ler lb less; peaches. 6(ij0c per lb; pears. SHc
ir lb; prares, Italian, 8H4'y4o per lb;
French, S6i4Vke per' lb; tigs. California
blacks, 66Ho per lb: do whites. H47e
per lb; plums, pitted. StttOc per lb; da tea,
gcldenr 6Sc per lb; tarda, $1.50 per 15-lb box.
- RAISINS Seeded, fancy, l ib cartons, 60
rarkaaes to case. Oka Dkc: aeeded. 12-01
cartons, Tr; loos Muscatels. 60-lb boxes, 7Q
8Vic per lb; Lend in layers, $1.85J2.00; clusters,
$U.503.75; i. 25c; 60e advance over
pouna cartons.
FIGS Ten 1-lb cartons, choice brand, $1.00;
10 Mb cartons, fancy brand. $1.10: 10 l ib
bricks. 2-crown. 90c; .10 1-lb bricks, S-crown,
Vc; 50 Mi -lb bricks, per box, $2.25;. 4-row lay
ers, rer 10-lb box, 90c; loose, 80-lb boxes, per
lb, 844MC. Calimyrans Slx-ernwa, 10-lb car
tons, per Vit, $2.00; 5 -crown. 10-lb carton, per
box, $1.75; 4-crown, 20 H-lb cartons, per box,
fl.75. . . .
Qroeerlai, Bat, btw.
r, - , n no k , L I -, , w dm Wk, .
dered, $5.66; dry granulated, $6.66; beet granu
lated, $5.S6; extra V. $5.08; golden G. $4.WS;
bbla. 10c: U bbls. 25c: boxes. 60c advance oa
ssck bssla. leas 25c cwt for- cash, 16 day;
tuple. 14B16'-' per ID. - .
HUNEX 14W,lftC.
COFFEE Green Mocha. 21ffi23c: Java, fancy.
2nfi82c; Java, good. 2025c; Java, ordinary,
1820r; Costs Rica, fancy, 19Q20C; Costa Rica,
!:cod, 16il8c; Costa Rica, ordinary, llajlSc per
b: bscksge coffee, $14.25.
TEAS Oolong, different grade.' SSdSSe:
gunpowder, 28(g32(2Sfic; Engllab breakfast, dlf
ftrent grades, 12mS65c; splderleg, uncolored
Japan, SOigaSc; green Japan (very scarce LSOQ
0e. '
SALT Fine Bales, 2s. as, 4, as, 10. $2.00!
Hn tshle, dairy, 60s, 86c; 10Os,65c; Imported
Liverpool, 60s, . 60c; 100a. 98c: 224s, $1.90.
Worcester Bbls 2s. 8a. $6.50: 6. $6.26: 10s.
5 (0: bulk, 820 lbs. $5.00; ssck. 60s, 86c. -
oavjl coarse, nan aroonu.r ivus, per ion;
$7.00; 60s, per ton, $7.50; Liverpool lump- nx-k,
$23.00 per Ion: 60-lb rock, $7.00: 100s, $8.60.
ukai.i baud isicuita, so.ioa.uu per iuu.
RICE Imperial Japan No. .1, 5c; No. 2,
4c: Now Orleana head, 7H.
BEANS Small white. 8e large white. $8.60
taia.AO; pink, $8.40S3.50; bayou, 354c; Lima,
$4.00. - .-: .
NUTS Peanuts. 67e per lb for raw. SQlOe
per lb for roasted; eocoanuts, 854100c per dos;
wslnuts, 14jtil6a per lb; pine outs, 10i312o
per lb; hickory null, 10c ' per lb; chestnuts.
Elite, 1516e pef lb; Brssll nuts, 18c per
lb: Alberts, l5ffll6e per lb) fancy pecans, 14
15c per lb; almonds, 14o per lb.
WIRE NAILS Present base at $2.78.
ROPE Pure Manila, 13ftc; standard, 12Kc;
sisal, lOHe r- .
Valat, Coal Oils, Bta.
COAL OIL Pearl or Aitral Cisel, SSe per
gsl; water -white. Iron bbls. 18Ho per gl;
wooden, : headlight, ess, 2Sa per gal head
light. Iron bbla, 18Ke per gaL -
XINBEKD OIL Pura raw, la bbls. Se per
gal; cases, 48e per gsl; genuine kettle boiled,
esse 60c per gal, bbls 5e per gal; ground
cake," ear lots, $25,00 per too; less than ear,
$26.00 per ton.
BENZINE 63-deg., caaea, 22c; iron bbla,
16Vic.
PAINT OIL Raw, bbl 83e per gal, caaea SSe
per gal; boiled, case 40.
GASOLINE 86-deg., case 82c per gal, lroi
bbl 26c per gal; slova, caaea 24 'e per gal.
Iron bbla 18c per gal.
TURPENTINE In esses. 86e per gal. wooden
bbls, 82ViC per gal, iron bbl 80c per gib 10-lb
csae iota eoc.
WHITE LEAD 6001b lot 9 per lb, 1M
lot 7c per lb. , .- (
Meats and Prorlslons.
FEESH MEATS Inpected Beef, prima,
4v7' Pef lb; cowa, 6Ic per lb; mutton,
dressed, 614,41 7c per lb;, lambs, dressed, 7VxC per
FRESH MEATS Front street Beef steer.
6 (& 9c per lb; bulls, 8Q4c per lb; cows, 4 a
6c per lb; pork, block, 6(j6V4e per lb; packers,
KftOc per lb;- mutton, dressed, 4"4$5c per
lb; Umbs, dressed. 6Vtic9e per lb; Teal, small,
4ulie per lb: large. BdlTe per lb.
II A US. BACON, ETC Portland pack (local)
bama, 10 to 14 lb. 13Ue per lb; 14 to 1 lbs,
13c per lb; 18 to 20 lbs. 12e per lh;
cottage, lOe per lb; picnic, 9q per
lb; breskfsst bacon, 15H4J 18 e per lb; regu
lar abort clear, ummoked. lOVie per lb;
smoked, 114o per lb; clear backs, anamoked,
lOU per lb; smoked, HUe per lh; Union butt.
10 to IS lb, uncooked, 8c per lb; amoked, 8c
per lb.
EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 Ib.
14 per lb; over 16 lb. lXe per lb; fancy,
14(4$ti4c per lb: picnic. oUa per lb:
shoulders, 10c per lb; dry -salted sides, nnsmoked,
I0t per lb; amoked, llc per lh; breakCaat
Won, 16)41744c per lb; fancy. e pea lb.
LOCAL LAHD Kettle leaf, 10s, 10Ho Pr
lb: 5s, 10c per lh: 60-lb tins, lOe per lb;
atesm-rendered, 10s, Be per lb; 6s, t per
lh; 6a, c per lb; compound tierces, 7)4C. per
lb; tuba. 7Ve per lb.
EASTERN LARD Kettle leaf, 10-lb tin,
lie per lb; 6a, lle per lb; 60-lb tin. 104e
per lb; steam-reuderea 10. 9e per lb; 6s,
Mn ier lb; 50, 9e per lb. '
(Above packlng-bouM prices ar net cash, 15
dCANNED SALMON Columbia river 1-lb tails,
$1.75; 2-lb talis, $2.40; fancy 1 lh flat. $1.00:
H-lb fancy Bats, $1.15; fancy Mb oval, $2.60;
Alaska tall, pink, 80c; red, $L60 1-lb U1U,
$2.t"0.
FISH Rock cod. 7c per lb; flounders, 6c per
Ib; halibut. 5 '4c per lb; crabs, $4.50 per do;
raaor cUm. 6 10c per dos; little-neck clsms.
8c; striped bsss, 12c per lb; Puget Sound
smelt, 5c per lb; catftab, 7o per lb; black cod,
per lb; ssjmoq trout, 1215c per lb;
h'biters, I5e er lb; perch, 6c per lb; salmon,
sllrersides. 6c per lh; ateelheads, 8e per lb;
Chinook, 20c rer Ib; herring, 4c per lb; Colom
bia river smelt. 20c per lb: sole. 6c per lh;
torn rod, 6e per lh; Columbia river smelt, $c
per lb.
OYSTERS Sboalwater bar. oer tal. 2225:
per sack, $3.76 net; Olympl,' per sack, $5. 26..
EASTERV HOOt LOWIR.
Chicago, Jan. 18. The receipts of livestock
In tha principal packing centers of the country
tcday were: . .
- , t , - Hog. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 80,000 8.161 21.658
Kanaaa City 7.5H 8,6)o l.SiMI
Omaha 6.5(a) 2,500 2,500
Sb.ux City ., .... 4,500 .... ....
ttt touls 8.000 .... ....
Hoga Opened 5o to 10c lower and rinsed 10c
lewer, with 6.600 left over from yesterday.
RullngJbog price show: Mixed and butcher,
t4.5tii- 4.B5 ; good to choice, $4.90i6.00;. rough,
4.Wif4.85; light, $4.4004.80; bulk of nlet,
$4.704.00; pigs, $4.254.50.
Cattle Market ateady with $5.60 aa top;
beeves, $3.60r3.60; cows, $l.60t4.&0; storkera
and feeders. $2.2504.00.
Kheep Steady, $3.6004.75; lambs, $4.2336.28.
1 a
Xsw Tork Summary. ' -
New Vork. Jan. 16. Dow, Jones A Co. eay:
American stocks iu London were stesdy at
parity. There Is a report that Steel experts
to make 23 per cent better showing for this
?nsrter tbsn for tbe last three months of 19oa.
.ehor difficulties threatened on subway are
peacefully adjusted. Thirty-sll road for the
Brat week of January show an average gross In-'
eresse of. .06 per cent. Stock re fairly plenti
ful In the loan crowd. Southern Pacific nd
I'tilnn Pacific will both make a big showing
in December and January.-No truth in the re
port of sny change of control in Wisconsin
Central. - Tha banka gained from the auhtresstirv
sine Friday $6.7H6,0tHiJ. National land annual
report will make a gnodl ahnwlng In suite of
In-
terferenee In bualneaa diaturbance during the
...... - . .iir.Mi u.ik r. , 1 1 1 , 1, J,
later end of lUOd. Twantr rslla sdraeorf
.18
BROKERS' OPINIONS
ON NEW YORK STOCKS
(Furnished by Overbed, SUrf A Cooke Co.)
Lokan A Bryan, New York: - There is very lit
tle change in price or condition Tbe rather
Boravoraoie torn In tn Katern aavicea may
have prevented aa improvement, but It brought
about no selling pressure. Everybody l-waiting
developments. There Is no inclination to
operate pending a greater degree of certainty.
Rock Island securities were supported, and th
Steel laaues continue firm. The hanks are raid
to have gained .$16,000,000 tn cash snd a favor
able bank statement r expected. Tbe wbola
tone of th money-market 1 easy.
' DESCRIPTION,
Anaconda Mining Co ...
Amal. CoDDer . t o. ......
-75-
40 ,
Atchison, com..........
do" breTerred.'Ttrrnr;
Ant. Cat A Pound., com.
07
"88'
18'
4K3iJS
'5
ao preierreu. ...
Am. Susar. com .
67
Am. Smelt., com.,,....
48
do nreferred. .n.;-: .
90
Baltimore A Ohio, com. ,-
ao prererrea. ........ .
Brooklyn Ranld Tranett.
49
Canadian Pacific, com..
Chi. A Alton......
"7K
83
83
la
do nreferred . . . . . . .
Chi. A Ot. West., com..
Ch Mil. St. P
Chi. A North., com.,.
Chi. Terminal Ry ,
Chesapeake A Ohio. . . .
Canada Southern. ..(.. .
142
166
J24
83
2854
26 ?4
Colo. Fuel A Iron. com.
Colo. South., com..,,..
, do 2d preferred.......
do 1st nreferred......
00
Delaware A Hudsou....
D. A R. com,..,,,..
165
20
69
do nreferred
Erie, com..............
'iXVl
47 V4
28
47
67 la
do Zn preferred ,
do 1st nreferred..... .
67
Illinois Central .....
Loulavllle A Nashville..
1H1U
1.1114
107
10714
Metre. Traction Co
Manhattan Elevated....
Mexican Central Ry....
Minn., St. P. A Ste. M.
142U
12)4
do nreferred
122
Missouri Psrlflc.
8214
"14
304
K. A T.. (com......
do nreferred
New Vork Central
Norfolk A Western, com.
do preferred
North Amerlrsn
07
N. X.. Ont. A West....
Pennsylvania Ry.
Pressed Steel Car, com.
21
11"4
2714
do nreferred
Pacific Mill Steam. Co..
Reading, . com
do lat preferred
Ben. Iron A Steel, com.
do preferred,. .........
Rook Island, com......
. do nreferred
Southern Railway, com.
do preferred
Southern Pacific
St. L, A S. F., 2d pfd..
do 1st preferred ......
St. L. A 8. W com.,.
do preferred
Tex A Pclne........
Tenn. Coal A Iron.
T.. t. L. A W., com..
do preferred
Union Pacific, com.,,..;
7814
do preferred
U. 8. Leather, com....
do preferred
U. 8.. Rubber, com.....
' do preferred. ..... .v..
V. S, Steel Co., com...
ao preierrea. .........
Wheel. A L. E com....
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred......
Wisconsin Central, com..
19941 20V4I 19141 -
do preierrea ,
Western Union , Tele.,,
Wabash, com..........
do preferred
384
Total Bales for day. 288,000. a,.
Money, 2 per cent. .
CHICAOO LOCAL STOCKS.
Chicago, Jan. 16. Th close of local stock
: , --. 1 .
American Biscuit .......
American Biscuit, pfd....
American box
American Box, pfd
American Can
American Can, pfd.....
1'ieiuuno. pistro
Swift Packing ,.
Cblcago City Hallway..
North Bide Railway...
Weat Bide Railway....
vzw tokx oorriE close.
New Tork, Jan. 15. Ooffe close:
Bid. Ask.
Jsnuary -. $7.06 $7.10
Ftruary 7.15 7.20
March T.25 7.
80
May
...... 7.60 7.65
June
July
August
September ........
October
November .........
December
7.70 7.75
75 7.90
7.95 8.05
8.10 8.16
8.10 8.15
8.20 8.25
8.30 8.36
' SradstrMt'a Expert for Weak.
Chicago, Jan. 15. Bradatreet reports the
Week'a ex porta aa follow:
Wheat, and flour, .2.771.000 bushel; corn, 8.
369.000 bushels. I .sat week Wheat, 3,369,000
bi:hels; corn, 2.249.000 bushels. Uat year
Wheat. 4,787,000 bushels; corn, 2,304,000 bush
el. Wheat exports from July 1 to date, til .
967,000 bushels; same period year ago. 138.479,.
uw onaneis, s uecresse 01 so,oai,ouu onshel.
Corn exports from July 1 to date, 42.928,000
bimhela; rams period a year a so. 14 Kul fKki
bushels, ao Increase cf 28,897,000 bushels.
Amerloaa 8 took hi Lsnden.
London. Jan. 15. 2 n. m, Atchison declined
14. preferred advanced 14; Baltimore A Ohio
advanced 14; Canadian Pacific declined 14; II
lino! Central declined U ; Denver A Rio Grande
declined 14: Louisville A Nashville declined 14;
Mexican Central declined 14; Missouri, Kanaaa
A Texas declined ; New York Central ad
vanced 14; Ontario A Western declined V, ;
Reading advanced 14, firsts advanced 4 ; South
ern Pacific advanced H: United Statea Hteel
declined 14, preferred declined 14; Wahsah de
clined , preferred declined 14. Consols de
clined 14.
., .. y
CHICAOO OBAIIT CAR 10TB.
Chicago, Jan. 15. Tbe grain ear Iota for to
day were: , . ... .
Can. Grade. Eat.
Wheat ................... 28 2 40
Corn j,. 819 4 830
Oats ,104 110
Th wheat care today were: Mlnneapoll,
886; Dnluth, 85. The car a year ago were:
Mlnnegpolla. 864; Dulnth. 24: Cblcea-o. 84. The
estimated cars for Cblcago tomorrow are.
woeat, so; corn, zuo; oata, 130.
' O00D UTESTOCX DEMAKD. - ' ' ,.
.Portland Union Stockyards. Jan. 15. There
Wss a good Piling demand for all livestock in
the locl yard today. The receipt during
tbe past 24 hours consisted ot 269 hogs, 100 est
tie and 6"2 sheep. Baling prices are aa follows:
nogs nesi, ofnnc: medium, 4HtT414o.
Cattle Beat. $4.25(34.50: medium. 83.761
4.25. .
Sheep Beit, 814c; medium, sc. .
mtW TORE METAL CLOSE. . ;
New Tork, Jan. 15. Metal cWe:
Conner Lake, $12.76013.00: electro. B12.A9U
43128714; calling. $12.60rnM2.75.
$29r.,,87H. 'aBa'37: ,'"
lead Firm. Spot, 4 ROW4 90.
Silver 59c. London, 27 6-16. ,
CLOSE or LITEHPOOL 0XAI1T.
Liverpool, Jsn. 15. Close:
Whest Msrch, 6-T4, unchanged: May, ,
14 lower. '.
Cora March 4-214, 4 lower.
P0RTLA1TD CLSAIIWa-BOTJSX REPORT.
-
The report of the' Portland clearlng-bouie for
yearerasy waa louow.
Clearance
$658,442.60
&,470.73
Balance ,
PARIS WHEAT VT.
Paris, Jan. 15. Wheat cloaed ateadv with
not 14 ceatlm higher.,. Flour was ateady with
spot 20 centimes, higher.
1 1 Cottsa la Sight,
Vm. VmL, .'t.v K m.- ...... . Iu
.,rm, Mnii. . 1 Df rofioe 111 eiKiii..irr
the sseek la ill non hales nin.t km h.l.,m
Bid. Ask.
... 8714 87
... 9914 100
... 214 214
... 1714 1J
... 8T4 4
... 8814 Mli
... 27 27H
...101 10114
...155 168
... SO' 85
... 46 4T
CRAIN MARKETS
RANGE UPWARD
WHBAT IB CBlCAod1 IS ABOUT H
' CIWT HZOBEB ABB CXiOSB WAS
STBOBCr COBB AaTO OATS AB1
ABOUT H CBBT ASTABCB9XS
BBWBS BUTXBCI XV TOBMEB. '
(Furnished by Orerbeck, Starr A Cook Co.)
Chicago, Jan." 16. Logan & Bryan tud'
vise;:,. ;:;,. , '. :, ! ..v.'
The wheat market la about cent
nigher and. the close was strong. . It Is
not active, the trading' Is light and the
feeling la nervous and Unsettled. The
oablea-were dull.-v Primary receipts were
large and the whole cash position is
slow. Clearances ' Sot the week ara 2,
700,000 bushels, against 4,800,000 bushels
last year. Advices from. Argentine re
port mora favorable ,weather, M offer n
Miller says moisture is still needed In
the southwest and the plant appear un
favorable but that there ara few claims
of damage. : Armour ttperatlons were not
In evidence. The immediate future haSgs
on the news of war. .
.; Corn' a Half tfp. ' . ' !
The corn market Is about H cent
higher. ' Very little selling pressure de
veloped early and there wa renewed
buying for speculative account and quit
an active trade. With this small move
ment of poor quality and tha small
stocks of contract corn, there 1 a good
deal of talk of probable Speculative when
May comes around. So far there la
nothing In the trading which Could Indi
cate congestion from these-causes. Good
corn la In good demand and the poor
stuff goes at low prices,. The market
probably should have some reaction but
there ia nothing to indicate any change
from the strong undertone that haa pre
vailed tor soma time past.
Oata Ar Xlgfcar Too.
Oata price are H.cent higher. It is
active in a speculative way and the
principal feature is tha continued buying
of Patten, whose line is now an Import
ant factor in the market. 8a far there
Is nothing to indicate any increase In
the movement from first hands or any
material slacking In tha demand. Tha
price in high but we do not feel like
saying that it is not Justified by the con
dition. provisions Make Advaac.
The provision market was Arm and
about to 16 cents higher. Receipts
of hogs were In excess of last year and
prices at the yards a little lower. Th
market was influenced, however, by th
strength in grain and some covering of
shorts is Influenced thereby. Tha buy
ing by outside speculators Is the prin
cipal support and there waa again selling
through brokers which waa plainly for
the packing Interests. Unless war some
to the rescue of the market we do not
feel bullish on provisions.
; .,, WHEAT BABBIT VT.
(Furnished by Overbeck, Starr A Cooke Co.)
. Chicago, Jan, 16. The wheat options wer
higher today. May opened at 87c, aud advanco
ot 14e from yesterday, and after touching th
top at 7 he .closed at 874c bid, an advance
of 4e In on day. July opened at 814 wat
high at 8214c and cloaed at that figure, asked.
This ia also an advance of tt. The various
market ranged today a follow:
Open. High. Low. . Close. -Wheat
Mxr.....S .87 $ .87V.. t .B8T4 t .S7B
July .814 .824 .8114 .8244A
Corn
May .44 .4914, .484 .48 T4B
July 47 ( .479J .40', .4714B
Oat ,
My .404 , .41 M .414
JUy .364 .37 ; " .864 .87A
fors
May 12.87 13.15 12.87 1 13.15
Jan..... .... .... .... 12.90
Lard
May...,. 6.87 7.00 . $.85 7.00 .
July 7.00 7.07 $.95 t.07 r
Rib
May 8.55 6.70 55 S.6T
July e.80 " 6.80 . 72 S.7T
B08T0M COPPER CLOSE.
Boston, Jan. 18. Copper close :
Copper Range ....................
iXimiuion lost
Dominion Coal, pfd.,..
Adventure
Arrauiau .........
Atlantic
rwntennlat ..
Mohawk
Osceola
Fhoenl
Tamarack
Rhode Island
Utah ,
Victoria ,
Winona
Wolverine ,
Trinity
Old Dominion
00TT0V IB HIOH.
(rnrnlshed by Overbeck, Starr A Cooke Co.l
New fork, Jpn. 16. Cotton opened about 10
polnta higher. va.Tnnry opened at 13.40 and
closed at 13.61(313.53. an advance of 23 polnta
since yesterday, Th varloua option ranged a
loitowa: -
Open. High. Txw. Cloe.
January... 13.40 13.65 13.36 lS.SlttRS
February.. 13.63 13.76 13.60 1 3.60fa
March.,... 13.74 13.75 13.58 13.72(473
April...... 18.99 18W;( 18.79 18.80a82
Mar....... 13.90 13.90 1 3.80 1 8.93404
Jr.n, ...... 13.65 18.96 . 13.64 13.9Hrbc97
July 14.00, 14.02
13.89 18.99'aoO
Angnat.... 13.64 ,13.64
October.... 11.35B ' 13.88
18.43 18.60ra62
13.31 13.3b(&40
BRITISH MAY STOP
THE RUSSIAN FLEET
(Journal Special Berries.)
London. Jan. 16. A rumor haa rslned
Japan that in cas any attempt wa
Japan htat tn cas any , attempt was
made by the Russian fleet, now In tha
Black sea, to pass tha Dardanelles, they
would b checked by decisive action on
tha part of Britain. This report 1 paus
ing widespread discussion and pecula
tion aa to' the effect such an occurrence
would have on the situation.
.Preferred Stock Cannd Oood. .
, Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
preferred, Stoek Cannad Oooda. ; '
Allen & Lewis' Best Brand.
The Stockmen Said
That the CENTRAL MARKET is admir
ably kept that is, is clean and neat as
a. pin; that its meats ar flrstclass;
that -It i a market deserving the sup
port "of , all who cling to these good
qualities in these conoern. , i-
KINDORF BROS.
130 OBABO ATE BUB. ' . , '
Thoa Bart 413.
Vry Pay Bifih Price Tor Watch Repairing
r. non- yuu can gC, IOB Deal wonc ior
llttl money at 1
Bid. Aak.
. 4514 . v
06
. 8 12 1
I 85 90 .
. 714 8
.. 1814 14
.. 8814 88
...I 5960l
.. 2 8
..107 110
.. 1 114
.. 844 34-(4
.. a
.. 7 714
.. 70 Tt
.16 514
., e 10
STOCKMEN ARE
OUD
PRAISE
THXT rOXB rOBTUABS, ITS BEO
PI.B, ITS OTXX.8, ITS TBEAT
KXBT Or DELEOATXS TO TBS
COBTEBTZOBS ABO THB BOUBD-
? BESS 01" ITS ZBSTZTUTXOHS.
- From ia:. business and sociaL stand
point the aeventh annual livestock con
ventlon haa been a success.. Everyone
from the president of the association
to the youngest member expresses him
self as pleased with the entertainment
received at the hands of the Portland
people. A few azpressiona of the good
will of tha delegates are here given
.John w. Springer, the retiring presi
dent Tour people are lavish in their
hospitality and your hotel ' managers
have showed the proper spirit In not at
tempting to raise their rates. Our dele
gates are enthusiastic over the Lewis
aBd-rClarkfair--and--every-ne will.be-
come an Independent boomer of' the ex
position.. Portland's newspapers are' all
right. All the papers have treated tha
conventionlets most kindly and ,they
have, given us splendid reports,, which
we appreciate,' I assure you. ."-.',
Hon. Jerry Simpson of Roswell, N
M. I've been leading the strenuous life
for tha last three days and I've got only
words of praise for Portland and her
people. , I haven't got a single kick
coming. ' ,1
George w. Ballantlne. vice-president
and general manager , of Union stock
yards, Denver, Cola I would like to
oome to Portland and live, ! that is. If
tha people would let me. ' I cannot say
too much . in praise ef the . courteous
treatment I have received at tha hands
of the residents of Portland or of the
hotel accommodations. There Isn't a
hotel In the West that will compare with
the Portland. . ..
Montie B. Gwinn, secretary Of the
Idaho Woolgrowers association and
member of the executive committee of
the : National Livestock association
From a business, social and harmonious
meeting the Portland convention rival
them all. But for Idaho Portland would
have secured the convention two year
ago. But wa voted for Kansas City on
the grounds that ' Portland was not
enough of a stock center. - Last year we
favored this city, but still expressed our
doubts. We ; wer mistaken, for the
meetinga have shown for themselves;
C. E. Btubbs. Denver, union stock
yardsPortland is all right. The Na
tional Livestock association can And no
fault with Oregon, Us citlea or Its peo
ple. - - t .-
M. ' K. Parsons, executive committee,
from Salt Lak City I am mora than
pleased with the . treatment I have re
ceived In Portland and the success of
the convention has been a surprise to
W. H. Weeks, general -agent Kansas
Pltv ntnckvnrds The hoSDltalltV of the
people of Portland i only rivaied by
her wealth and stability.
Fred P. Johnson, editor Dally Record
Stockman of Denver I shall never for
get mr visit to Portland J r -of-the
handsome way in whioh I have been
trbated. This convention has been a
very successful one. . .
J. J).- wood or Bait ljaae, presiaene or,
Wood Livestock company The seventh
annual livestock convention haa been a
great succesa and we have received ex
cellent treatment. , . ,
t : m i' 1 " i " r
CAB PIBB AT XOSCB.
Bfor Taking "Spokane nyr" for
s astern wasnuigion rouu,
By th new O. R. ft N. time card, per
son desiring to take tne Hpoxane iver
for Spokane, Cc-eur d'Alena and other
Eastern Washington points can now dine
at home traln leavea at 7:45 p. m.) be
fore leaving. The "Portland-Chicago
Special" now leavea at 8:50 a, m..
Japanese and Chinese
CURIO SALE
ON ACCOUNT OF HAVING
NO PLACE! TO MOVE, WB ARB
COMPELLED TO CLOSE OUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK, AT SAC
RIFICE PRICES.
W have a large atock of Net-
aak pure; regular price, 16.00,
now f 2.76. ' Fine embroidered
ones, regular price, 1Z5.00, now,
$14.60.
Iv A DIES' AND GENTS' EM
BROIDERED GOWNS. REGU
LAR 112.00, now 18.80.
JACKETS, REGULAR, $5.60,
NOW 14.18.
- Fine Una of decorated china
eups and saucers from 10 cents
up; also closing out entire line of
toys at half price.
Andrew Kan & Co.
Cor. Fourth and Morrison Sts.
WHERE TO BUY
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
The very BEST place to' purchase
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Is at
GILMAN AUCTION AND
COMMISSION COMPANY'S
N. 418 Washington streetand No. '10$
Eleventh street. Ear BETTER than the
INSTALLMENT plan. Call and see how
much money you can SAVE by purchas
ing from u,.
8. N. L. GILMAN, Manager,
Clean
Coal.
Full
Weight . ;
tt-AM. . ,
Best ( f
House , ..
Coals JA
tVVHTill SfsWSaaa' '
1 - f329BUNSIDE 51'
8Tnf Coil a..,. ,,,,.$5.60
Kenton, lump a. 97.00
Australia at.... ...ia.00
Boo Springs at. . .18.00
DEAL ESTATE ;
' " i .'
' $750 f-ots in Doscher's Second Add!
i" tlon, next to 1905 Fair; only few
' left; easy terms.
Jlfiflii .Two fractional comer lots, with
small cottage; Goldsmith .and
Mississippi aves. . i . -
HI Iflft-Corner-iotS. - Wrcornet- 17th;
and Madison.
SI2tt(l For inside and $1,600 for cot
tier, 20th, Pettygrov and
. Qulmby, -
$1600 srtaflW8'"111 ,treCV M"
$1800 ?ndlRerd0Ck' Twenty '" tourt!
$12(10 6xl00 and modern cottage, 701
$4700 Jl0xl.Lovejoy, near Twenty
$l6000cS1eB ,n'
$32000 l00acl0' Sixth street... '
- Several warehouse sites ad
::.' v v . Joining terminal grounds.' . ",
Over the River
JJIJ Lot 2. block SO, Woodlawn. - t
JJ5Q And up, lots In. Fsurefs Addl
t.ycn Lot 8, block $,. Piedmont." -
$800
Lots In Irvlngton.T - " , f
$800
Ixjt andvbottage, $84 East Itth)
at.. riAar Mhlne.
$900 Lot and cottage, 725 East FIN
$I2flft '' Eugene, neat William
pi aw , avenue.-? : ; j -i
tnOft I lota and well-built bouse ana
y-""- narn. ; Aroor ioage. .
$1600
$2000
$2000
$2000
100 r 100. East Eleventh and
Stephens. i ,
6 acres, facing St. Johns car
beat buy in that vicinity,
40x60, 8-room modern houses
106 Mabel at, South Portland.
40 acres, facing Base Line
worth $100 an acrev . . v v
8 lots. 8. E. corner 17th and
Weidler, HollaQay'a Addition,
I sightly lots and -desirable .cot
taga, Page at, and Gantenbalo
avenue. . . . -
8 lots, southeast corner lTtb and
Tillamook. -
Half - block,' large nous and
barn, East 16th and Rhine.
40 acres near ' Johnson Creek
this side of Mt. Scott; all fenced)
nearly H under cultivation.
100x121 and modern house, East
Ash, near 20th; want an offer,
Corner lot and 9-room modern
house, East 13th and Couch; will
take part in trade.
6 acrea, highly Improved; orch
ard; large, modern house, barn,
windmill; could not make lm-
Erovements for $6,000; near Mt.
cott car. '
One acre, East' Third and Staph,
ens; 600 feet railroad frontage;
8 old cottages on tha land.
Corner dot and one of the mo.t
modern and ideal homes on Till
amook street; improvements ar
wdrth the money.
Will buy one of the finest homes
mt ml Tabor, with two acres of
$2100
$2400
$2400
$3200
$3500
$3500
$4250
$5000
$5000
$5750
$9500
- land; will exchange for elty
property.
$12500
Hair-ruocic, running irom tasi
First to E. Second, on Wash-
-:,:4 lngton, racing ootn tracas.
Suburban Home
TV an authorised to offer for ale
the heautiful -horn of J. C, Havel y. lo
cated on Woodstock car line, consisting
of one acre and a half of ground, all
set out In bearing fruit and choice
shrubbery, with an unobstructed view.
The dwelling is of Colonial design, was
built in 1898 by day's work, nd cannot
be duplicated today for double the cost.
Anyone wanting a Suburban horn will
do well to aee thla property. It 1 go
ing to te sold at a oargain. ran in
trade,, Foe furyier. particulars see.
Qrindstaff&BIain
246 Stark St.
HOOD RIVER FARMS
One of the finest fruit farms In Hood
Rivar Vallev must be sold at one, aa
owner muat devota entire attention to
business in Eastern Oregon. arm con
tains 127 acres, over half cultivated.
with all ' Improvements; 1,600 bearing
apple trees in prime, produces 3,600 to
8,000 boxes yearly best marketable ap
ples; new house, modern, cost $2,100;
new appie-nouse, cost aouu; -rwm
house for hired man: aood barn and out
houses and first-class water aystem;
beautifully situated, 6 miles from town,
on main Mt.-Hood road. Price $180 per
acre. Terma and full particulars call
on or address ... .
Geo. W. Berrian,
88? railing Bldg. Phon. K ala 1034.
A Bargain at $1,000
I 9 ACmBS At Rockwood, Or., on Bas
Lin road. 10 mllea from city, 6
. mllea from Montavllla; cleared:
V house and barn: near store, church,
) hall and achoolhouss; will gtv ab
j street; perfect title. J
ACBSS in fruit belt In Southern
Oregon; 6 miles from Woodville, on
S. P. R. R.; has been logged off and
could be put in fruit very eaally; in
a rich mining country $600 cash
take it, ..
IMNDON BROS.
a Bnssall Street, Portland.
LWOOD LOTS
E ON EASY PAYMENTS
Beat opportunity In tha city to get a
home thj.t will doubt In value In tha
next 1$ niontha Inquire at
1431)4 TXBST VSm OOK 10.
4-m00M XpTXH and lot for sale on In
atallment; houa new; located In
block, 86. teellwood. . ' : , '
lUH TpLMT ST, OOK loi
RLuke&Co.
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