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'. ' ' ' ' ' THE JOURNAL.
. P. ft Box 121. Portland. Or. ..
TODAY'S T0EECA8T.
Weather eondltlona and general forecait tor
egon. Waahlngton end Idaho:
Light ralna have fallen in California far
south aa Ban Diego: they hare been followed tie
clear and colder ' weather, with heavy froata
In the Northern portion t the atate. Uodorate
re I ne bare also fallen in Western Oregon and
Western Waahlngton, which early thia morning
in many aectlona turned to enow, baat of the
Caarado mountain light anow beaan falling
tlila morning. A cold ware baa made Ita ap
pearance In tba Canadian Northwest and aero
temperature preraU far weat aa Northern
Brttiah Columbia.
The ato'.'m cn tba north "comI continued over
Sunday and the following maximum wind v.
fcirlile wera reported: Seattle, 8fl mile,' aouth;
North Head,' 50 mllea, south, after which tba
linn went down and no further report bat bean
recelwd from North Hesd. ,
Sever weather alao prevaiW'Iri Nevhd and
I tab, with anow and unusually high wlnd.
The indication ar for rain or auow' In tbla
district Tueaday. ..' W
Mattmnna tamntrttuM- in hm- -94 - Imuim .
48; minimum temperature, 84; precipitation, ,24.
-y-'.-i --.y " , t " -X-y:.
. BMTH8. ,m : - '.
January 13. to Mr. and Mra, A. 0. IT. Berry,
t 444- Carter etrevt, a eon. v . .
January 16, to Mr. and Mr. C. D. Ragar, at
1618 fortarooutb avenue, a eon.
January 12. to Mr. and Mra. F. C. Bmlth,
: at 568 Eaat Pine) atreet, a aon. :
January -14, to Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Zum
iwalt, at 414 Everett atreet. a aon. " - V ..
January 11, te Mr. and Mra. M. Pummer, at
kin- -- -A a. j la.-
- COB TAQIOUBSIBEABEB. V
January 14. lonard ehelton! at ' 175 Tenth
trret, 'meailee. 'i
January 16. Daniel Lett, at S11V& Gllaan
treet, maanlea. ; , -
January. 19, Frank Mullay, at 483 Klerenth
kirret, mcaalea,
January 16. Alma Olaner, at 840 Bortbwlck
atreet, meaalfa. . .
January 13, Joe Kelly, at 1633 Eaat Thirteenth
all ret. Rniaaleai. ' . r
January 16, Mlaa Hyde, , at '106 North Tenth
atreet, amallpox. - .
January 16, W. H. Smith, at Northern Pa
eifla depot, taken from Haln, amallpox,
- DEATHS. '
" January Cecil A. 'Veator. at 8.13 San
Rofael atreet, tit aplnat toenlngltia, ' luterntent
Lr.ne nr. 'oenietacy . . v. , i
1 ...... ... 11 fU..!. t3.L. -A AM M . J
atreeti -ot tubercular la. Interment Loo Fir
cemetery. , ,
January ,J8, George Wakefleld, at SS8 Eaat
,Oakt of bart , diaetae. Inierment Lone Fir
vvixirirrj. r , . , -
January 13. Chrtatlna Langle, at 675 Holla
dar aenua.f mitral resuraltatloa. . Intarnunt
(Lone Fir cemetery. -',
January 15. Beaalo Warren, at . 682 ' Eaat
Trnty-flrt atreet, ot tuberculoata. lotanaent
BiowneTlllv On . i . i. -. .. i. ,
t'reamatorlom, on Oregoav City ear Una. near
Vallwood; modern, ariantlfto, complete. Charge
adulte, 836; children, 825. Vlaltora a. aa.
to 1 1 p.. m. Portland Cremation aaaoelatloa.
Fortlaa. Ot. . '
' The a ward Hoi man TJpdartaklnr Co., funeral
dlractora and mbalmera, 320 Third atreet.
Phono 607.,', ...... , . v ...
f . J. P. Flnley at" So, fanerat director and
Vmbalmera, har'.yem0Td to their aew eaUtn
Jlehmeat-' corner .Third and Madlaon atroata.
Both phonea No. 9, ' V,', , .
tirat taw cexxtibt.
Slcgl ararea. $10. Family Iota from S75 to
11.000. Tha only cemetery la Portland which
?rpetnally malatatna and carta for lota. For
ull lntormatioa apply to W. R. atackenal.
worcaatar block, city. W. M. tadd, Brealauat
. , BEAT, ESTATE TRAKSFEJIS.
.Ammm W A H . . . ..J ...I A
Henry L. ' Jnbnaoo, lot 4, block ' 8,
' Oreen'a addition 8
H. B. Wolff and wife to R. U Ray. tma.
tee. lot 5. anbdlTlalnii 1, DaLaabmutt
. A Oatman'a Little Homea .,
Eltxabeth. A. Tkompaon and huaband to
S35
IT
. r iorence nooeon, parcel una wuuaai
4 Ceplee D. fc. C l,3f0
Mary Bundy and huaband to M. J. Wirt,
weat 15. feet lot 14 and 15, block j
; Alblna l.oqs
'Albert Elaner to Loyal D. Elliott and
wlfs part goernment lot B, eectloa 4,
townahtn 1 aouth. range 3 eaat 8,900
tUntmm W. Rrown to WIMIam r. A1 rial-
man, lot 14. block 10, Iurelwood
Cuda JUnawanger and huaband to E. Het
100
10
. iuer, wi a, Dioca ov, pollen aaoiiion.. '
Tyler Woodward and Wife to Mary Fried-
norr. lot T, 'Block I. woodwird a ub-
dlrlaion lot 1. KWanlde komeatead... BOO
Multnomah, county to .Commercial Trust
company, Ibt T. block 254. city; lot 8. ' ,
C Newtoat lot 3.. block 1, Sanaet Park;
. Iota 6 and T. block 1. Roaewood; undl-
Tided H lot , block 76, Couch addl-
itloa 38
Sheriff (tor X. M. F. Brown) to Frank
r.ugllelmeUlt. Wulf 80 feat lot 8. block .
Q. Caiutber' additloa to Carutbcra' ad '
. dttlon -103
H. H. Nawball and wife to F. E. Hamll
, ton, parcel laud eectloa, 24, townablp
1 north, ran re 3 eaat T.000
N. Boatmaa and wlf to Edward H.
Caballn. tot 82. block 13, Alblna
Mnltaomah eanty to AVoya Harold, lot
32. block S. Stewart Park . 3
Nai.ry D. Clary and baa hand to Sherman '
, Ludlow, lot 8, block 4. Pealnaular ad-
' ditioa No. 4 -." 'B0
OIIto A. Albright et al. ta E. -Henry
Wenaaev parel-land beranln aorth
; eaat corner. kt 14. block 11.-aubdlTtaloa
I'roebatel a addition to Alblna 400
Biatem Charity r)t. Vlaoent'a boapltal to
.Iula V. Beno at aL, lot S, block 383,
coucb addition 1
Gulaaippl Cereabiao el al to LaronaO S
menaa, odlrttl4 H kit J, block 1. Mar. ..
' cua Mciiurray'a addition J1J
- aaaaaaaMaavaaMeaBBaawaBaaaAwanaOT'- ' 4f .
V Cat ywtr tiuniranc and 'ebatrecte to real
aetata fra tb Title Guarant-a ti Tniat coaa.
paay, chamber at commerc bldg. - , :
.' ' i' ' -BinXPCEBJirT& '.,i'
i .To Sarah R. Gardner, erect lt-tory dwelling
at Sharer and Grand arena, to cuet 31,075.
To 0. P. Hoff . erect aton wall at Kaat Madl.
aoa and Eaat Sixteenth, to coat I7SO.
To John Carllale, erect one-atory dwelllnf at
Twenty-fourth and York, to coat. l,5p. ,
To H. 8. Wllaon.- erect ooo-atory cottaae it
Eaat Thirty-alghth and Madlaon, to coat ftkJOi
. To A. O. 6pr. . altarationa at Coacb and
SUtb, to coat 8i26.- . . , .
, . maflaotloas of Baobolor. .
, From the Now Yorfr Pra. '
It takes herotsac to ta A good hua
band hen ha ha eeaaad to ba a loving
nna.
Before aha is In love a girl Wlevea
feha coold never b; bo bold as to go on
at honeynioon. - ,'
When a rtian huge irirl In car full
of people lt,ia elgn It Is solng throusb
a tnnnel. -
. What $ trt likes about electric llghtt
It tna way tney umeumn so out worn
man la calling; on hef.
Tbe extravagance of a voman who
epfhda a quarter 'for chocolate bonbon
makes -Mia man who smokes EO-'cont ci
gar a terrible pesalmlat.
mm
WEATHER
AFFECTS MARKETS
EGOS JTOT BO TIJiXTIXMI, AJTO KAJl.
xbt x ran it sev aa vim
CZKTS fOTJlTXT oowTunixs)
WZAE-IAH3 AU X.OWIJV T0
TZBIOXtS BOWIT. .- ' ' !
' Froat Street. Jan. 18.- Tha principal
vents in the local markets today were)
Eggs. stain higher. .T-.'vi.tit'.
Turpentine takes another rlsct.; ;:: -i
Local hams decline- 4 cent. . v; ;
Sides and backs decline 4 cent,'
- Poultry continues weak. ;. c- U 'Z
' 2,000 bales of hops left. ? . - f j
. Columbia smelt drop t cents. , ; ;
Salmon more plentiful. , e v i ;
Weataw Affeots Xggs. l-
j Although today- was Monday and ra
cetpta of eggs ara generally small, they
were mors so today and tha, quotations
took a atiffer tendency and .Quotation
ruling were from 2H to 87 ft cants, with
few sales under the 27 cent mark. The
large outside shipments left this market
rather short of stocks none of the deal
ers selling being able to look Into the.
future. -If they had known that the
weather was going to turn suddenly cold
they would not have been so anxious to
ell as they were. The future of the
egg market altogether depends on the
weather conditions, a continuance ot the
cold snap making the market firmer and
probably slightly higher and the advent
of a warm spell would cause the quota
tion to. go to the other extreme. v
X Oblokens Continue XrnU. X -'
The "chicken market continues Its dullness-but
the receipts today were not
over, large. Lata Saturday afternoon
some Clean ups were made by the com
mission men at quotations slightly under
that-day's quotations. ; :
. , Local Kams Are I.ow. , . '
The Union Meat company announces a
decline ot cent a pound In Its former
quotations on ham ot all averages. ,The
quotations on picnics have been cut
about 4 cent. Cottage hams are i cent
lower. rRegular Short clears and clear
backs are quoted W cent lower by the
same concern. - Eastern provisions are
unchanged today. , ja, . - . J
. t.000 Sales of Sops XrSft,
According to the latest Information
there are now only about 2,000 bales of
103 hops remaining In the hands of the
Oregon growers unsold. Late Saturday
afternoon 2SS bales of medium grade
hops were sold by SkIR & Shields to
Bchacktng A Durban of Salem for 21 cents
a pound. . This prsctlcally cleans up ail
the hops In the Uervals district.
Big Son of 111161. ' :.'
The expected Urge run ot Columbia
river smelt In the Cowlits ha arrived
and the quotations Jhls morning took a
sudden drop of 2 cents a pound and the
prospects are that before the cloae of
business tonight the price will go even
lowef. All Indications inow point tor a
very large run ot smelt this season and
usual low prices sre expected to prevail.
In some years the price of smelt has
gone down to 1 cent a pound, making
them the cheapest food on the market.
y'XX'y Salmon More riantiXtO. XX
The supply ot Columbia river Chinook
salmon shows A decided Increase today
and the price Is easier. If the run
should continue lower figures sre looked
for. The run of steelhead salmon Is also
larger and the markets are now plenti
fully supplied. No other changes were
made In Ash prices today.
Another Xise In Turpentine.
' The Standard Oil company today an
nounced a rise of 2 cents a gallon In the
former quotations , on. turpentine. This
makes a rise of 8 cents a gallon- in that
oil during the past 10 days.- The rise Is
said to be due to the 'extra cost of pro
duction, occasioned by labor troubles and
also to the cornering of a great portion
of the supply. The old and new quota
tions show;. '
. tf. ... -:i .,' .,: y. .. Old price. lSew price.
gallon, t gallon.
Case's i'.;.v:i. . 8So '
Wooden barrels.., 83 Vio 846
Iron barrels,,. .,..80c, . .- . S2o
10-case lot..... .. '.570.;.
- rtrst Bananas Arrive. '
The6rslcaror banana-t- arrtve-ln
this city came today and found good de
mand. California celery and cabbage still
scarce. Celery Is now selling at 80 cents
a dosen. Orsnges continue too plentiful.
Potatoes and onions continue on about
the same with both markets strong. No
changes were made In quotations today.
Opinions on Today's 2arkM.
. W.' B. - Olafke company 8eems to be
a good January business, i N changes In
prunes or butter market
, W. T. Turner Co. Business In the
poultry buslneas rather low today.
Bell ft Co. Car bananas arrived this
morning; celery Is rather scarce, -t-- -
Levy ft Splegl Csr bananas today. -
Chatterton ft Co. Lots ot chickens In
market; hogs sre slow sellers.
Everding ft Farrell Eggs firmer;
don't think that market can hold up all
week-, chickens cleaned , up at , reduced
prloes. - , .
O. 8. Smith' Company Apples are find
ing a better demand; potatoes and onions
both continue firm.
Malarkey'' ft ' Co. Chinook -salmon
lower; Columbia river smelt more plen
tiful and lower. "
. Davenport-Thompson Company Busi
ness has shown a wonderful improve
ment during past lv daye. V
. Bapp ft flehlbrede Apple market Is
batter and prices are stiffening up a lit
tle. -'. ' -'
Page A Son Supply ot ti getUng
rather scarce on account of the cooler
weather; poultry weaker; clean ups ware
made late Saturday at lower figures.
Smith Bros. No meat stocks carried
ever-from Saturday; brisk demand for,
bogs and veal. -
- McKinley Mitchell Hop market Is
cleaning up fat at top prices; about
3.000 bales left In state In hands of
growers unsold. ;,-
. Toft, Hlne ft Co. Eggs firmer; chick
ens weak; hogs In better demand; veal la
the cry; mutton and beet.in fair demand.
Today's quotations, as revised, sre as
"follows: :?;' y.') "..Xk ".
yomixAjro "' wxolxsaxji jnucii.
Orals. Tltfus and Jfeed.."..';
W HK AT E pert onotatioaa Wajla Walla,
T34cT4c; blueatem, Tll'(t7lk; Taller, TTT8e.
IIARIJCY Feed. 6U0; roUaeX il.00J22.0ei
brewing. 81.002.00. ,.
OATS Kv t wbtto, $24.00(3.00; ray,
124 u!tf 2fl 00 per ten: prlc to farnMra, whlta,
f2.0un2.oO; ray. 822.80 per ton.
KLOl'R Eaalern Orefoa: Patent. 84.103
4.40; atralthta, 3 60; ealley, 3tI&3.86; r.
ban. Ha. S.0; 10a. 23.TO.
MlLLHTUFt'S Braa, 81000 pee toe: add
SltrfB. 325.00; ahoria. 120.00: chop. 318.00.
UAT Timothy. 814.0oia.00: Baetera Ore
ton, 61.0Ot 20.00: Billed. 814.00: ctorer. 313.00
014.00; wheat, IIS wr 15.00; cheat, (13.001
14.00; eat. .31S.OO'14.00,
Xops, "Wool ana BUdes. I
ijnoPS New. SBeJKte for choice: 20i(t4c fn
frlme; poor quality, 18liQ30Ve; coatract, 9ol,
b'-tlTc. ,-.' : ..
WOOfy Valley, eoaraa to modlsai. 16tll8Het
fine, lOtftlSWs; Baatera Orefon. loQllo; m
hulr, nominal, 25t-Jc.
BUEKl'ahvl.NS tJbearlne. )0Q30c; abort Wool,
2(' 80ej medluol wool, 3050c; - kng - wool,
0ocW81.00e.oB. , - . V- " .
TALLOW Prime, par lb, 435; No. 2 and
gteaee, 2il2lie.
HIDES Dry faldea, No. 1, 16 lb and ap,
14o per lb; dry alp, No. t, 8 to 16 lha,
13c; dry calf, No.""l, ander 6 lba, 15c; dry
aalted, bulla and atafa, 1-3 lea than dry
Slut; aalted hide, ateer, aound, 60 pound or
orer, -VftjiTc; 60 to 60 lb. 6c; ander 60 11
and cowa, A6c; ataga and bulla, aound. 4c;
kip, ' aound, 13 to 80 lba, 6c; aound, 10 to
14 lba, 6c; calf, aound, under 10 lba, Sc freen
(unaalted), lc per lb leaa; culla, lc par lb
la; horae bidea, aalted, each, gl.25i3li.T5; dry,
each, 81.001.50; eolU' bldea,. each, 26Q50c
Soat aklna, common, each, 10gl5a; Aurora,
with wool on, each, 2bcfl.OO. . ,;.,,.;.-.
- ' Butter, Ergs and yonltry.
-1 BUTTEE Creamery, extra fancy, 80f ordli
nary, 27Mc; cold alorage, 5tt27i4e: Kaatefn,
3Hc; .enoatdw !WS21 Vie , dairy,. XHH
17Vic; tore, 10l2V4. . ' V
KUU3 I'reab Oregon, 26K2THe; cold tor
re, We; baker. Sue; iCaatern, BiV4&!i4c.
CHKKSE -iuU crttaw, twin, laViai ioun
America, 15c. -
POUIiTKY Chickena, mixed. llall Ibi
bene, UttlVe per lb; rooatere, Htttfl2 lb;
btoilera, lliftiac per lb; fryer, lifta pet
lb; ducka, old, 13c per lb; young, l3e per lb;
eeae, 8c per lb; turkey. 110 par ! lb;
urtaMd, 18(tti0c oer lb. . . ,i ,
, , Traits and Tagetables.-
P0TAT0E3 OOcg r.00 ; buyer' price, for
ahlpplug, 7xgS5o cwt; ordinary, 60aJC tick)
l-ujlug, eOttttoc; iwoet, aVi&Vi for lb; aew,
4c per lb.
ONIONS Oregon, tl-101.2S; baying prices,
best. 3110; Lo t. Portland, 81.18. .
tUKAH i'HUlTS Apple, Oregon, 40081.50
per box; orange, tuvela, 82.00(0.2.50 ier box;
aedllug.'6oc(si.25 per box; Japauea, ttoc; ba
nana, 6&bVo uer Ibf lemma, choice, 8.0u pe
box; fancy, S3.6O4.00 ptir tot; liuea, Mexl
can, 66c 'Vet 100; ulneapplea, 33.50; crauberrlea,
local, 87.00 per ' bbl; Jecaey. 810.00; , pcralm
a.cna, 81.50. ..-::,-'
VtGk,XABLE8 Turnlpa, 85c per sack; car.
rota, 81-00 per sack; beeta, I.oO pvr aack;
radish, 3Vk4J15c pr doi cabbage. Oregwn,
1 o per lb; lettuce, bead, 15c par dos; not.
bout lettuce, Sl.OOtjl.Su- per box; green pep
pira, "o yer lb; borseraaiab. T48f 1r lb;
celery, - CO per do; toniatoea, 31.0Ul.i
pw box; paraulp,' 31.25; cucumber. ouiftTftc
j er box; butter beans, luc per lb; Lima beane,
Sc; aprou, e, cauliflower, Oregou, 81.00 per
do; artichoke, 1&jjUOc pet do. -
DBIKO aKUlTS Apple, evaporated, 67
IV lb; aprlooU, ll(a lac per lb; sack, He
I er lb teas; peacbe. a0o per lb; pears, 8V9
r lb; pruies, Italian, H4t4i4 per lb;
trench, -3 V4l&i4Vse per lb: tiga, California
blttka, OtmVic Pr lb: do white. , 'A7c
pel lb; piuniii, pitted, 54ti66 per lb; datua,
gildt-u, 6c pef ,b; tarda, 81.50 pec 15-lb box.
RAI8INB tieeded, fancy, lib carton, 50
rackage. to caao, ,9a pkg; aeeded, J2-o
cartons, 71c; loua MusoaUls, PO-lb bones, 7fui
8 Me per lb; Loudjn layer. $1.852.00; elustors,
32.50t3.7i; ',, 25cs ,H Aoc adranc erer
pouna caruin.
'1GS Ten l ib csrtocs. choicer brand. 81.00!
10 Mb carton, .fancy brand, 31.10) 10 l ib
bricks. 2-erown, 60c; 10 l ib brick, 8-crown,
Wc; 5(1 H-lb brick, per box, 82 26; 4-row lay
era, ver 10-lb box, SOc; loose, 6u-lb boxea, -per
lb, Callmyrana tilx-crowa," lo-lb car
ton, nr box, 22.00; 5-crown, 10-lb carton, per
box, 81.75; 4-crowa. 20 4 -lb carton, par box,
,'y-y. a ' Orooerles, BTuts, Etc. i '.. y
SUCAB "Bck bt" ob, 85.70; " pow
dered, 35.65; dry granulsted, 85.66; beet granu
lated, 85. S5; extra C, 06; foldea C, 4.05;
bbla, luc: ' H bbla, 25c; boxea, 60c adranc on
ack basis, le -25c ewt for cash, . 15 day;
maple, 14l6v! per lb. ,; :
HONEY 14 15c. '
COKKBE Green Mocha, 212Sc; 7T, fancy,
SfinSic; Java, areod.r ao25e; Java, . ordinary,
16(jj20c; CoaU Rica,. fancy, 1920c; Coat Blca,
5 cod, IHiglHc; Costa ltlca, ordinary, UI3e per
; package coffee, 614.35. :
TEAS oolong, different grade, 25385c;
tU... "JOI. -IK... L'n.ll.t, kMaWfaa H I f .
trent grade, 126oc; aplderleg, um.olored
Japan, Uotf 65c green Japan (rery. acarce),ao(a
60c.
SALT Fine Bales, 2s. 3s, 4. Bi, 10. 32.00;
tin table, dairy, 50s, 35c; 100,65c; Imported
LlTerpool. 50a, 50c; 100s, 98c; 224s, $1.90.
WorceaterBbbja,- 8. SS.SOr 6. 35.25r 10i
35,00: bulk, a 20 lbs, 85.00; lack, 60, Me.
SALT Coarse, half ground, 100. per ton,
87.00; 60, -per ton, $7.60; Liverpool lump rock,
823.00 ner ton; 50-lb rock, 87.00: 100ar 6.50.
Q BAIN BAOS Calcutta. $6,76 6.00 per 00.
KICK Imperial Japan No. . 6c; No. 8,
44c; New Orlean bed, 67e,
BEANS Small white, 874c Urga white, 83.80
(ft a. 60: pink, $a,40iS.50; bayea, 3c; Umaa,
$4.00. ' '
NUTS Peanut. 67e per lb for rw. 110c
per lb for roted; cocoannta, 8690c per do;
walnuu, l4tlfic per lb; pin nut, 1012ftc
per lb; bickory nut, 10c per lb; ebestnnU,
Eastern, 15 to 19c per lb; Braall nut. 15c per
lb! Albert. 15t 16e per lb; fancy pecan, 140
16c per lb; almonds, J315e per lb.
WfRSl NAILS Present base at 82.75.
ROPK Pur Manila, 13ftc; standard, 12K;
teal, 10H. . - , -. -
Paints, Ooal Oils, Bto;
C0AI OIL Pearl or Astrlr-Cacl, 23a per
gal; water white, iron bbla. ISttc per gal;
wooden, ; headlight, cases, 25e per gtl; head
light, iron bbl. 16 He per gL .
LINSEED OIL Pur raw, In bbl. 43e per
gal; cases, 48c per gal; genuine kettl boiled,
case 60c per gal, bbla 46c per gal; ground
cake, car Ma, 26.00 per ton; leaa than car,
$26.00 per ton. .
BENZINX-SS-deg ., eases, 22c; iron bbl,
15ic.
PAINT OIL Raw, bbla SSc per gal, ease 38c
per gal; boiled, caae 40c. .. .
1 OASQUNhV-86-deg., case 82c per gal, boa
tbla 20c per gal; atote, eaae 24 W per 31,
Iron bbl ISc per gl.
TURPENTINE In case. SSe per gal, wooden
btla, 84 He per gal, Iron bbl 82c per gal, 10-lb
caae lots, 87c per gal. .
WHITH LEAD ouo-lb lota 6He per lb, leaa
lot 7 par lb.
treats and Provisions. '
- rSISH MEATS Inspected Beef, prima,
tutiittc per lb; cows, 54io per lb; mutton,
dressed, 6M ftTo per lb) laiuU, 4raad, X fco-per
Ib. . ... t . . , -
FRESH M BATS Front Itreet Beef steers,
5 6c per lb; bull. 8Htjr per lb; cow, 4H43
be per lb; pork, block, ttHe per lb; wkara,
6Q6He per lb; mutton, dreaaed, 4HO&C per
lb; lambs, drecaed, 6H46e per lb; !, a Bull,
8UJ9c per lb; Urge, OUtTe per lb.
BAMS, BACON, KTC Tortlaud Bach (local)
hems, 10 to 14 lb. 13c per lb; 14 to 16 lba,
12c per lb; 18 to 30 lb. 12fte per lb;
cottag. SVio per B: picnic, SHe per
lb; breakfaat bacon. 1531 Ho per lh; , regu
lar' abort dear, animoked, lue per lb;
sir -eked. II per lb; clear backs, ansnke4.
10c per lh j smoked, lie per lb; Union butts,
10 to 18 lbs. an sacked. 8c per lb; smoked. So
per lb.
EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 lbs,
i4He r lb! or IS lb, 43e-or ibf-fancy,
t4ieH4e par lb; picnics, He .per lb;
shoulder. 10c par lb; dry -sal ted side, anamoked.
to1 per 10 ; ssobm. jih par 10; oreaaiaai
bacon, 15i417c per lb; fancy, ltttt par lb.
a. L.ABU r.ixie leal, lu
lOtfe per
lb; 6a, 10e per lb: MMb tin. 10c
I?, ivtb, aw I vv". - -J". iw w, ,v,
tB-roderd. 10a, Hc per lb; 6s, SSe per
lb; 60s, Se per' lb; compound tierce. 7 vie per
lp; tub. le per u; ova, 1740 per id,
EASTERN LARD Kettle leaf, 10-lb Una,
lie per lb; 6. 11 per lb; 50-lb tin. lOVtC
per lb; tem-rcBdered 10s. t par lb) as,
per Ik; 6u. Mc pe lb.
(Above packing -bouse price ara nat cash, 13
)... .. .. . ' . '
cafiKO ialsu."i-voiomoi nvcr 1-1 tan.
$1.75; 2-lb tails, $2.40; fancy 1-lb Sata, $1.00;
H-la fancy nata, i.i; zancy 1-10 aL $2.00;
Alaaka talla, pink, 80c; red. $1.50; l ib ulU,
$2.00. ' - -
FISH Rock cod. To par lb; aoandera, 80 per
lbL haUbot. 6U0 per lb; crab. $4.60 nor V:
rxor clams. Sift 10c per dos; little-neck clam.
8c; atrlped baas, 12 pes lb; Puget Bd
melt, 6c per lb; catfish, 7e per lb; black cod.
per lb; lalmoa trout. 12 4ll&c per lb;
h-liatera. toe I er lb; pare. pee in; salasno,
llverslde. 6c per lb; ateelheada, Se per lb;
ehlnook. 12itl2He per lb; herring, e per lb;
Columbia river amelt, 20e per lb; sole, 6c per
lb; torn cod, 6c per lb; Columbia river amelt,
be per lb. . .
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay, per gal, 1125;
par ck. 83.76 at; Olympla, per k. $5.25.
Aaaricaa Stock ht' tdn.' -London,
Jan. IS. 2 p. . Amalgamated Cop
per declined i Atchison dvne4 U, preferred
dvtnced Mi Canadian Pacific dranced" ;
Chesapeake A Ohio advanced, i Chicago. Mll
wuke A St. Paal $dvancd i Denver A Rio
Grand advanced hi; Brl advanced , Srat
advanced H; IlllnoU Central declined ; Louis
Till A KasbvUK advanced 4; Mexlrao Cn
ttal advanced tt; Mlasouri. Kansas a Tex
advanced i: New York Central advanced :
Ot.tarlo A Western advanced t4; Norfolk A
Western advanced ; Pennayrvanla advanced
H; Reading advanced Hi Southern Pacific ad
vanced H; Southern Railway advanced ; pra
feired advanced ; L'nion Pacldc advanced U:
lotted State Steel advanced Hi Preferred
advanced 4; Wsbsah declined , prererred
dsncd H. Consols 871. dvned i t
. emcAOo oiAis cab iotb.
j
' "Chicago, Jan. 18 The grain ear lots foe to
day bow: .
-v., j -..; Cr. Orad. gst.
Wheat ,..; ' 50
Cora v 2' .. 305
Osfs ...........237 4 230
Ike wheat csr a year go wrt Minneapolis,
767; Duluth, W; Chicago, 09.
toss or UTEBPOot ctAnr. ("
Liverpool. Jan. lS.-Cloae:
Wheat-March, 6-6), higher; May, 6-4H,
U higher. . , '
Cora March, i K klgbw. : ,
BROKERS' OPINIONS .
ON NEW-YORK-STOCKS
(Furnished by Orerbeck, Btsrr A Cook Co.)
Logan ft Bryan, New York: The
stock market was strong early and Is
gradually working higher. In some in
stance there waa sharp advances, not
ably In Steel and Rock Island Issues,
Wisconsin Central and Soo. General ac
tivity is still lacking, but there is a
manifest Increase in investment' of good
bonds. We. are still of the view that
there is a big waiting list hoping for a
soft spot on which to buy stocks. W1
see very: little ourselves to make the
BOft spot. Business condition is good;
and probability of war- is remote.
Money and the general .banking situa
tion could not be . well improved, and
underneath, it all is the fact that stocks
are still selling on an attractive baais,
Political situation aeems less : disturb
ing. . We still advise baying stocks.
DESCRIPTION.
Anaconda Mining Co....
AmaL vopper vo.,.v...
Atchison, com.,.. ......
do preferred . . ,v ,;;.
Am. Car A Found., com.
v do preferred..
Am. Sugar, cum........
Am. Smalt., com.,,,..
' do preferred.....,,...
Baltimore A Ohio, com, .
- do preferred.. ........
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canadian Pacific, com.,
Cbl. A Alton, com......
do preferred..
Chi. A Ot. Weat., com..
Cbl., Mil. A St. P......
CM. ft North., com....
Chi. Terminal By
Chesapeake A Ohio.
Colo. Fuel A Iron, com.
Colo. South., com,...,.
do 2d preferred .......
do 1st preferred......
D. A R. O., com........
do preferred....
Erie, com. ...... .,,...
do 2d pref erred.. .....
' do 1st preferred
Louisville A Nashville..
Metro. Traction Co.....
Manhattan Eelevated. . .
Mexican Central By..,.
Minn., St. P. A 8ta. 11. .
PTC fof Pt?d.-vi- 1 s t t
Missouri Pacific...,..,..
M.. K. A T.. com..,,..
do preferred.,...,....
New York Central.......
rr.
12
38
55
21
70S
27
48
674
lostmiiut
121V
142i
14
134
04
123-41234
U2
2
17
40 M.
174
40
119
119
Norfolk A Western, com.
0T
86H
2Hi
67 H
21K,
oo prererred.. ......
North, American
N. Ont. A West,.
Penn. Railway
P. O.. L. A C. Co....
85
21
110
118
119
Preaaed Steel Car, com. .
do preferred.....
Pacific Mail Steam. Co..
29
81
Reading, com ...........
do 2d preferred......
' do 1st preferred...,-..
Rep. Iron A Steel, com.
do preferred
Rock laland, com. ......
do preferred... .......
Sculhcrn Ry., com ,..
do preferred. .........
Prnthern Pacific
St. L. A 8. F., 2d pfd..
do let preferred......
St. L. A A. W., com.,,.
do preferred .
Tex A Pacific.
Turn. Coal A Iron......
T., St. h. A W., com.A
do preferred i,..
rniotf Pacific, TOnr.V."..".
V. S. Leather, com.....
do preferred.....'
V.. 0. Rubber, com
do preferred..........
TJ. 8. Steel Co., com.,..
do preferred..........
Wheel, ft L. E.. com....
do 2d preferred...,,...
do lat oreterred
SI.
21
40
41H
14
X4.G
VftBconaln Central, com.
,20H
ao prererrea.. . . ....
Weatern I'nlon.Tel..
Wibaab, com.,.,,.,.,,
do preferred...
46
Total sale for day, 447,000.
Money, -2 per cent,
S1AIX MARKETS OF WZZK.
Chicago, Tan. 18. Corn future last week
advanced lUe to 246 and closed at the ton,
There la not a much reason why corn should
be influenced by a war In which It took no
pert aa wheat, but there would be the aeuti
mental Influence. The market ba bad tha
benefit for some week of a very Isrr bay
tng by private wlr bouse, uppoed to be set
luc for rich New York group. That leidar
sfclp has Inspired a great deal of buying and
naa Droaaenea in marxei into a pig anair.
There la aulte a bullish Sentiment on corn
through tb West. It ba showo itself la the
holding of caah grain and the advance' In the
market baa led to aome pculttv- buying.
Early In the sesson the poor qutllty of corn
counted somewhat against the fu tares, but th
qnuty ns kept so poor ana th contribution
of contract grade ao small thera la the claim
now contract corn will be scare. Thrr ' ba
teen a groat Una of May oat for a long time
ana u naa neen very largely aaaeo 10 ot an
Tb Patten oat holding la likely to prov
potent In th eonr of th grain market
a th Armour line of wheat. Tola addition
to the bis May Una ha bid much to do with
the advance to 42c, but. oat bar alao felt th
(ft-o( . th- war ecare. ud, naturally.- as
Riala I an enormou oat grower. Th pro.
Tlrlon talent ba been friendly to lard. The
-tickers hv not been against the. market, a!
though they av hedged freely up to recently
Ksw.Tork iuramary.
New York, Jsn. 18. Dow, Jonek A Co. say
A merles n slock In London war Armor, to
point up. Th Far Eaatern altuatloa I
much more hopeful and Indication sre that
nussia wilt codcsiw raiawr ion nam. noney
1 now piling up at New 'York from ill cea
tra. Tb bank atatement wa considered Very
favorable. Saturday's increase In cash In
bank waa largely th beat ever reported In
liogl week. New York Central I negotiating
for tb purchase ot 112 locomotive. Pennsyl
vania aruing snow 10 per cent conaerrativeiy
on stneka without counting aoSlafurbed equities.
Six Toads for November show aa avwrag net
decrease f .87 per cent; 43 roads for tb first
week of January abow an avarag groaa de
cree M of .48 per cent. Missouri. Ksnsa A
Texas November enrplua (how an Increase of
84,977,000. The banks gained from tb iub-
trrnry en rldsy 81,049,000. .
ZABTZBJT HOOB WWTB.
Chics go, Jan. 18. Th receipt of livestock la
th sncklaa center today were:
. Hog. ? Cttl. Sheep.
Chicago ..42,000 - 80,000 " 27,000
Kauaa City ........ 6.6)0 10,000 Aooo
Omaha , 6.000 8.000 13.000
Hoa-a ODned ana ekwed be to lue lower with
6.104 left over from 8a tarda y; receipts year
ago were 60.WXI. aniing nog price are: Mixed
and aatrner. .o.o; gooa aesvy,
$42
6. iX);
4.80.
rough haavy, $4,454)4.80; Ugbt,
- pTJ.to lOe lower.
Shsep Steady.
POXTtAXO CIXAEnrO-HOBSB XZBOkT.
' Tb' report of tb Portland clearing-boose tor
last wees was:
a Clearance.
Balaneea
Monday . .
Tuesday ..
.$ 71.18.4t
. 725,871.1
. 679.62S.2S
. 6MM42.SO
. 622,064.74
, 4tW.36S.ll
$ 79.657.15
3.033.22
62,841.43
Wednesday ............
Thursday ............
Friday
Saturday .............
Total for week endlnr
M.470.78
7S.629.06
7,826.62
Jsnuary 16. 1S)4.. $3,508,591.23 $427,355.10
Corresponding week In
1903 ...rr. 3,347,234.81 448,868.02
WOBLD t OHAIJf IBrncZlTTI.
Chicago, Jan. 18, Tb world's grata blp
BHata show: .
Last week. Previous Week.. Tear ago.
Bushel. Bushels. Bushels.
Wheat .....R,S44.0oi 8.2.2.(K)D . , 6 004,000
Cora ......1306,000 2.400,000 2,647,000
Chiang Cash Buia.
Chicago. Jan. IS. The rasb bnelnea Satar
day included 150.000 boahela of -Wheat jld St
kllrnesDolls and .40.000 boahela of ata rutnted
here, at the seaboard $ carload of wheat and
3 carload of corn were use roc export.
. PARIS WHIAT MABXITy ';
Paris. Ian 18. Wheat op Bed steady with
toot u centime lower; future' v otntlm
higher. Floor wa steady with spot centime
lower and . furor ancnaocao. .
L --'Xx irtir, OBiZAira oottob..
rtew Orleans. Jsn. 18. Cotton Wss steady
tic : mlddllnn, 13 Il-16e. Ssss were ,9u
bale, t. . b. 4.8O0.
WHEAT
TO SHADE HIGHER
WKXLS IT WAS V BTXKVO VM MAJV
3TET Iir CXZOACrO' TKB TJtABIJTO
0E2U.TT0KSJ WIU XXTI1CBIT
STTTXr ro2unaT mABrxT xcaxbt.
TAUT VVtMa. :'XX:''-XVy1j
(lurnlsbed by Overbeck. Starr A Cooke Co.)
Chicago, jao. It. Logan & Bryan ad
vise: The wheat market Is unchanged
to a shade higher. . While it la a nervoua
market the trading operations were ex
tremely limited. ;.The foreign markets
maintain the,lr previous dullness and re
spond . sparingly to any advance nere.
There is less anxiety over the political
situation, but - the large concentrated
holdings in this market prevent any
selling pressure and Armour Is stilt dis
posed to .support prices on the weak
spots. Primary receipts' are (-. today
slightly less . than a - year ago. Clear
ances wera small.- There la a good cash
business in Kansas City, where prices
are at a materially lower range than
here. Minneapolis reports good business
In flour for general distribution.- Cali
fornia reports good rains, but the South
west is still dry. The world's Ship
ments were smaller than expected, Tha
visible supply showed a amall increase
against a .moderate decrease last year,
8orlong'as the Armour holdings remain
Intact tbey will be an Important fac
tor. ;., -, ";- .
Cora", a Quartet 'ITp. - ,
The corn market was Arm And about
cent higher, There waa some scalp
ing pressure early, but in the main the
tone remains strong, and the market has
the support -of a large speculative buy
ing. We can learn of no material, in
crease in farmers' deliveries and stocks
of good corn sre rather meager and the
arrivals In fairly good demand. We see
rwthiwg very encouraging yet-o tha
shott seller and think we would rather
buy .on the breaks. .,
Oats a Shade Higher. 1 .
.jOats prices at close were a shads
higher. It is an active market with
some , pront-taklng. It y receives good
support on the breaks. There Is no
Changs' yet to note in the spot situation.
The cash -demand, is good. Receipts sre
small and demand Is good. While tha
price Is high yet the situation shows
no signs ' of weakness.
"v Unchanged to Shade 7p.
'The provision market was unchanged
to a shads higher. -Hog receipts at tha
primary markets were 84.000 against
86,000 last year. Prices at- the yards
were t to 10 cents lower.. There was
rather less activity, but the' outside
speculator 18 still the holder of pro
visions and sustains prices. The mar
ket receives encouragement from the
strength In coarse grains. '
B08T0H OOPPEB CLOSI.
Boston, Jan. 18 Copper
Pnlted Frntt
Shoe Machinery ...
Rnn Machinery,' pfd -.
Adventure
Arcadian ..................
Atlantic ;...'.;...
Bingham ................-.
Calumet ...................
Centenbtal
Cupper Bang
ektwS
'Bid.'., Ask.
...... 9V4 ott
47 48
i 128 128U
2 ,3V4
....... 80 BO
h m
........ 2214 23
.445 . 450
7H
8-
8
6(4
"ft
8H
........ 46
........ SO
:E; I--
13
........ 7
........ w
Monawa .............
Osceola '
Pboenlx
Michigan
Green Mountain ......
Mlnon
Victoria .............
SAN rBAHCISCO LOCAL STOCKS,
Saa Pranclsco, Jan. 18. 10:30 a, n.
.. Bid. '
Contra' Cost Water
Spring Valley Water
R. r. Oaa A Electric .............. T7
Olant Powder 62 j
Hawallaa Sugar ..,...,....,,,,, 48
Honokea Bugar ..........v...... 12Vi
Hutchinson nugtr IVt
Mskswell 'Sugar 22V
Onomea Sugar, ,.... 28
Pauuha Sugar ................... 14 '
Alaaka Packers .' 139
Oceanic Bteamahlp ............... 4
Ask.
41
41
88,
13
S
30
141
CHICAGO CASK PWT,
Chicago, Jan. 1A Csb wheat at noon wss
Bid. Art
No. 3 red
No. S red . . '
No. 2 hsrd winter river
No.S brd winter rtver,
No. 1 northern spring.......
i
87
S3
85
78
84
n
4
Kl
89
M
87
IV o. z osrtbera spring
No. v3 spring
POATLAST) irrZBTOCS BTKADT.
Portland ' Union Stockyards, - Jsn. 1. Re
ceipts of livestock In th local yards during th
rt 48 hour consisted of 160 hog. 100 cattle.
1.026 sheep and 22 bnree. The vtrlon grades
of stock- ar Ana with tb following quota,
tlon ruling: 1
Hogs Best leiKn medium, 4H24V
Csttl Best, 84.25lg4.50; owdloB, $1760
4.25.
Sheep - Best, 8c; media m, Sc.
WKIAT CBOP PBOSPECTB.
. Pf dleton. Or., Jan. IS. R porta received
bete from all parts of this section go to show
that th prospects for a big wheat crop thl
yer ar good. Tb anowi of tb winter bv
n melted a lowly nd been abaorbed by tb soil
In consequence and weather eondltlona of th
er tire eoa bars so far been favorable to
boon per crop next h arrest.
BTW TOEX MITAl CLOSK.
New York. Jtrti. Metal clo:
Copper -Lake. $lA75t 18.00. -Electro
$12.62 Vtl 12.87
CUns-l8.5i)t3.75.
Tin Jolt; $28.60428.78.
Lead Spot, $4.86414.40.
' ; LOBDOM ctPPIK XABKZT.
Ijondoo. Jan. IS. Th llhl supply of cop
per on January is wa 13.150 too, a decrease
of 705 tons within the pa at tw week.
BIO 2UB XBT COTTOBT.
(Furnished, by Overbeck, Sisrr A Cooke Co.)
New York, Jan. 18. Mclntyre Mar
shall say: There' la -not much outside
Interest In cotton speculation at this
time. The market, is narrow and repre
sented on the abort side by the com
paratively small number of profession
als, and a professional willinxneaa to
scalp the market for short profits and a
somewhat larger following of spot deal
ers, with 'considerable southern hedges
. Mothers!!!
Mrs. Wins!
has beea need for over SIXTY VeabS by MIL
UONS of MOTHERS tb their CHILDKKN
while TEETHINO with PEKPECT SUCCESS.
It SOOTHES rk CHIUJ, SOFTEN the CUMS,
AIXAYS all PAJH, CTJBJBS WIND COUC and
is the best remedy for DIAKBHCEA. Bold by
Omgglats la every part of the world, B sore
sad ask for, "Mrs, WiaaloWs aoothlag Byrsp,"
bad take soother kiad. .Twcvaty-fivecta.atotta
Mothers!
Mothers!!
"The class of newspaper readers who Jo not rsd ads. are the
people who do not read Advertising of any sort ; and there
ere so few of them that In this city they could be housed in a
: very modest building, Indeed, and stClluve apartments to let."
Thb morning several loerchanU re-,' - ' ' , -i
. 7 ceived mailing card asking e tnies-s '
. tlon, to which the above is the answer. -
from time to time, whenever the option
list show a. chance.. On the several
occasions during the last month, when
cotton has sold over the 14 cant level,
the reactions have been very impor
tant, at one time being nearly 1&0
points, but there seems no - probability
of such fluctuation again. The re
ceipts are now nearly- 25 per cent less
than-last year. While not disposed to
make extreme statements regarding the
ultimate yield, wa continue to advisa
that operators do not count on a crop
exceeding; 10,000,000 bales, and that can
be used for spinning purposes. . '
. The cotton market tojlay was!
. Open. Hlfth; Low. Clo.
January, .. 13.65 13.80 13.62 .13.781 Kt
February.. . 13.75 ' 13.88 ' 13.60 - 13.86 i 87
March 13.81 14.00 - 13.78 13.SS&00
April 13.85 14.05 13.92 14.05W08
May ..13.08 14.2(1 13.08 14.17 & 13
Jun. ...... 14.08 14.23 14.08 14.21ta23
July......i 14.03. 18.28 14.0S . 14. 20627
Auguat..... 13.59 - 13.75 1S.58 14.72i74
September: 12.50 1 2.57 - 12.46 12.37frt63
October..,. 11.60 '11.65 11.45 11.62frj05
BANOE OP CB3CA80 MARKETS.
(I'lirnlshed by Ovrbeck, Starr A Cooke Co.)
t .1. i T ,a . 1 w . . ... QO ..'
toncbed 89Mie86ic as the top and low. aud
closed at Stjftc asked. July opened at 82 Vic
wa at 83c at the top and S24e aa tb low.
The close waa at 82c. The varlou market
ranged follow:
uuen. men. law. Liose.
Wheat
My M t .RO'A $ .884 $ .88A
Jt.ly..... ,J2 ' .83 .82 H -2V
trn
Mar..... .48 .49 .48 ..40
July 47 . .48i, .4714
Oat
May 4ti .42 .41V4 .411B
July...:. .37 -.37 ,371 ' .ST8
fork
Miy.,... 13.07 13.17 13.00 13.17
Jan .... 12.00
July
Miy...., 6.07 7.10 6.95 7.10
July..... 1.03 T.16 7.00 7.15
Rlhs
My..... 6.80
6 70
6,80
6.60
6.70
6T
6.80
July 6.72
NEW YOKE , COP PEE CLOSE.
New York, Jan. 18. The coffee clo was;
Bid.
Ask.
January ... .
,.87.20
,. 7.25
, . 7.35
.. 7.60
,. 7.65
7.75,
. 7.90
8.00
.. 8.15
., 8.f
.. 8.30
. 8.40
87.25
February .....
7.30
7.4H
March
April
7.75
May ( . ,
June ........
7.70
7.85
7.03
July.,
Auguet
September ...
October . . , . .
8.05
8.20
8.25
8.35
$.45
. i . ... .
Rovember , .. ,
December . . .
CLOBLVO- OXAIV aVOXATTOVS.
San FrahcbJcOj Jan. 18.-11:30 a. ni. Wheat-.
May. si.svh asked. Barley May, l.us.
Milwaukee Wheat Msy. 88e; July. 82Q
82'Ac Corn May, 49Vio bid: July. 48j48Ho.
lnluth Wheat May, 87Kc bid.
Nw York Wheat May, Olfcc.
; Bt. Ixmia-Wheat May. 65Wc.
Kanaaa ttty Wheat May, 4S74H. Cora
May, ?
TOTAL OXATV TIBIB1E,
Chicago, Jan.
shewa:
18. Th total grain visible
Today.
40.370,000
S.2n4,000
, 6,632,000
Year ago.
40,027,000
7,050.000
4,184,000
l)ecreas.
S.362,000
786.0IW
434.0U0
..Inereae
AMEEICAW SBAUf YISIBLE.
t Chicago, Jan. 18 Th American grain visible
bow: Wheat. Increase of 167,000 bushels; coin,
lnrresse ot 66,000 bushels; oats, . decrease of
65,0W bushel.
. BTOTXiira BTysm about it.
From the Wew Tork Times.
Father Ducey is laughingly relating a
recent experience. He was- walking
aljfig Fourth venue when be saw a lit
tle boy crying bitterly. As' he stopped
to inquire, the cause of the tears he waa
forestalled by a small girl, who asked
sympathetically:
"What alls you, boy? Why are. you
crying so hard?"
"Because mother's . gone to heaven,"
sobbed the child.
"Oh.-don't fret so." replied the girl
consolingly, "sure, maybe she hasn't."
ITOTICE.
WE HAVE snoot 11 ted Locwmberg A Going Co.
. of Portland,' Or.. ol agenta for all of oor
- hotel range asd restaurant good. John. Ysfl
Rang Co.. Cincinnati. O. .
SCALE EEX TANTXn.
WANTED OfWNl gnt for th tt f Or.
fa Investeaent Corporation; tig aalary guar
11 teed; xperlnc in Industrial Ineursnc or
Tontine. Address. - stating experienc and
reference. J, M. Saaford. P. S. M. Co.. 137
Montgomery strest. 30 Blda Block. Saa
rrancisco. cat,
WANTED FOR TJ. S. ARMY AM bodied nn
tarHed men. between agea of 21 and 38.
cltlaena ot United State, of good character
ad tamper te habit, who can apeak, read
ad writ English. For lnfbrmtlon.. apply
to Recruiting OfUcer. Third and Oak sts.,
Portland. Or. - ' -
MEN to learn tb barber trade; oar sot th
aly place, but certainly th bet. . Call or
writ for particulars and If In doobt make
a personal Investigation. American Barber
college.' 253 Everett t.. Portland.
WANTED Two Sen nndenrtandlng mana
factarlng babbitt and wider; must bar good
reference nd long experienc; good ny nd
chance of advancement. . Syracuse Smelting
n. ... w...
MEN to lra barber trade: only S wee-he r
, qslred; 3 year svd; position ecnrd whea
compeMnt: rUVgu mailed fre. Mok-r
Byatem college. San Fra n risen Cel.
I-IONEER EMPLOYMENT CO. Labor cos
tractors; bh trs t cmploywe. 5 213 Mo-
$30 TO $40 per week Is made by srrltin acci
dent sod lrk benefit In the Faloa Mntnal
. Aid sssoclatlon. Call at addr 401 Mr
nnam building. Portland. t;r.
WAITED Two aaenta: aatarv and commbwioa.
rail sin Mnhswk hid.. 164 Third St.-
t)R WHITE'S Sped&e No. 1 gnartcd to cure
gonorrhea In 10 day; No. 14 and $3 ran
gleet and strlctur In 20 dr: N X nvphlll
and blood poison la SO- day; N. 10, th
only apsHflc for wk mea, aid yesng.
thl apclfle snake yoa ' smb. - Call or
write. Dr. Whit Medicine company. 3C3
Star at.
HELP WABTEtt TEMLALE
MIDDT.E-AGED woman wanted for homework:
good boat. 311 En at., MMtavlU. Waatetl
Im m1 lately. Phon. fnloa 2634.
WANTED Lady gat. to Send I the best
thing oat: big commtssloa. A4drsa 42 P.,
care Jnnmal.
AOENTS WANTED.
WE WANT 10.000 agent for greatest household
seller ever Invented: bet unoney-maker m
record: actually ell to every boa: send
16c for complete asm pi and oor two mam
moth rata Inane of agent' aunnlle. South
ern Mercntll Co.. Dept. SS. Houston. Tex,
POE EEMT.
FOB RENT Comfortable furnished rooms ea
Suit and slngl) also furnlabsd beiniekeap.
Ing room. 6V Bnss-ll St.. Xiwer Alblna.
FOR BENT New, avxtera boose, rooms, pesr
csr line, Monnt Tabor. $30.' In .ulr 710
Chamber of Commerc bldg, -FCR
BKNT 2.000 fet flrt Boor apace; suit"
abl for (tor, bom or restaurant, etc. 408
"Third t. ' "
BOSSES AND CAHIIAOXS.
Al't'TION aal of horaea, bnpelea. wagon, bar.
i , L .. k. , tl .
, BUI, Bfc ,-.rwy Birtijipe, rn.n-iiiu piiu j.iirq.
, Slda l.. Tnesdnv. January 1, at 2 o'clmk.
If ynu bav anrthlug to stll tu this lin list
It With sue. l uime, Mulii li:;-.
SITCATIOl WANTED MALE.
GENTLEMAN would Hfe position with good
wnoiesai noos oa ems 11 psy. Aooresa v.
67. care Journal.
WANTED By young married smb. work la
prammng soop, win cnanc to warn iu
trade; bare had aome experience. Addresa
Experience, car Jonrnal. ' y
WANTED Poaltlon . In grocery, drygooda or
narowar a tore: experience ta an nraucne.
8. 18. cre Journal. -
CHRISTIAN married man wanta work of any
kind. H. 17. care Journal. - . -
SITUATlOnr WANTED rEMAtE.
WANTED Plain aewlng to do. Pie call at
ivt &atl evenin at., norm. , .-.'.-
BUSINESS CHANCES.,
FOR 8ALK v-
AN. TJNt'SPAL Bt'SlNKSg OPPOETCNJTT
IN THE BEST TOWN IN OBEGON: '
THOHOl'OHLY ESTABLISHED. WELL Af.
VEKTISED. PROriTABLB HOI 8E-K1 RNISH
INU BUSI.NIlSS, BEST LOCATION. IN CITY.
THB LAKOFST. MOST COMPLETE BTOCK
IN CITY. AND A POPI'LAB RTORB. , LONd
1EAXK ON OOOD BKICK BU1LDINQ, , BKNT
KRAHONARLB.
- Stnek will Invoice $16,000 to $18,000; could
reduce In 60 day to about $10.000.
An excellent opening In th most prosperous
cltv of varied resounres In Oregon,
BANK REFERENCES. Bntisfectory reason
given for wishing to selL (Would sell part
caah if desired.)
Addrea ri,RIITlBK OPENING, car Ora-
goa Dally Jonrnal. Portland, iw.
Wk HAVE aome exceptionally good business
opening in in city ana oursiae towns. 11
yon are looking for a bualnea of any kind,
call and ee u.
M. B. LEB A CO.,
Room 410 Mohawk bldg.. ,164 Third r.
EOOMS.
this riLnLa iitjx oc. o. is. cor. Ainer ani
Park ata.. formerly the Spalding, th Boat
complete apartment house In the city; entirely
renovated; steam beat, gss, electric, light, por
cslaln baths; every modern convenlne; toor-
hit ana transient rrane soticirea.
pHATB few more single room elegantly
furnished, aultabl for gentlemen; bath n-l
phone; also housekeeping aulte. Mrs. J. U.
Palmer. Knsseu sr.
THE COSMOS Foarth and Morrison, furnished
Hossckeeping suite. uit ana smgi rooms;
WjwrwwaManB
204 H 8TABK St., nicely furnished room; re,
sonable rent; transient solicited. Phon
Front 1005. ,
381 YAMHILL ST.. Th Ramons Room at
reaaonabla prices with tm heat, light and '
'bath. . , - y ,.
HOTEL Von dome, cor. 1.1th and Alder j fur
nlsheA room with board; reasonable rates.
tiKW HOU8B Ht opened 18H Morrison;
"v transient trade solicited; tin location.
THR CASTLE 372 Whlngton t; room tor
gentlemen;. trnslent. Tel. South 761.
ROOMS WITH BOARD, wall farnlhAt SBodrra
convenient ; table board. 221 18th at.
NICE front room, with board, $20 cacb for 2
gentlemen. ' 334 PUUt. t. ,
FOE SALE.
FOR SALE $3,500.00. . new. modern borne.
.. Pretty man are., Mount Tabor aay torma.
Inqulr Pipe A Tlf f t, attorney. 719 Chamber
of Commerc bldg.
FOR SALE $2.80(7: ' lovely 10-icr tract, near
Mt. Scot car; hoiis, barn, fruit; all under
t lllUT.LHI., ,11 WVttH v W vnMC. iww W,
S3 Third rt.
FOR 8ALB Fin French rang, with galvaniied
Iron hood, new boiler and stand. Iron shelve.
Address Box R. 8. cars Journal.
FOR 8ALE Fin cow and calf. Joeetih Proll.
Cent, additloa. 4 block south ot Mont villa
car line nd 4 block sontb of store.
LOST.
LOST Ldles- gold wstcb; name engraved on
cover, "Emma;" attached to dragon pin with
raby eve. Return to Baker saloon, 287 Alder
St., tnd rcee libers 1 rewsrd.
WANTED,
8 HORSES for 1 or exchange: 1100. to 130C.
Wrd A Son. Seventh end Rtsrk.
ASPHALT PA VINO.
THB Trlnldid Asphslt Paving Co. of PortUnd.
Of8c 656 Worcester blk.
BIEPS.
PORTLAND BIRD CO.. 304 Third; branch 227
North Sixth at.
BAEOIVa AND LIOHTIE1NO.
OBEUON BOUND LLMBEB.X0181.Barnid
St. Phon. Grsnt 1171.
CEXEVT COETBACTOKS.
CARTER A IU, cement contractor. 271 Porter
t. TL. Front 2864. Work guaranteed.
ATTOBNETS.
JOHN T. WHALLST, ttorny-t-law. . Me Bay
ping:., room sin.
EMMONS A EMMONS, attorney-at-Uw. 144
vnt. - t i
fv rrrriwr umg.
H. B. DlCKLNiiON. attorn jt.at-Uw u4 aoUr
k.1t K. . s a. i
CKXMNIT SWEEP.
LOOK OCT FOB FIRB. D. D.- Wood, practi
cal chimney sweep; Jreplace, brick and terra
cotta 8 Nee each $1. Less order st Ary
A Co.. 82 Third st. Phon. Msln 1372.
CEREAL HILLS.
ACME MILLS CO.. manufacturer Ralstoa Aeas
Cereal. 20 and 23 North Frost st.
CEOCBEBT ABO OLASSWABE.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLA8SWARB.
Prel Hegel A Co.. 100 to 106 8th. cor Stark.
1 , 1 ; ,
CLAIBYOTAET AMD PALMIST,
MADAMS JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant and Palm
ist: res dins dally truth er ao py. 2c
him street.
MRS. 8. B. "SKIP, clairvoyant and llf reader,
81 7th. Sunday. 7:46 -p. m.t Wlllsmett ball.
MRS. STEVEN'S.' Portland leading palmist and
clairvoyant. 43t Yamhill. Reading SO.
OOBNICS-gXTUOHTS.
METAL SKYLICHT8. galvaalaad tree sotBlcsa.
J. '. Bayer. 215 Soeond st.
COAL.
FIRESIDR WOOD A COAL CO.. SOS B. MorrV
aon, phone East 4M. Sawed curd wuvd.
WhltA Shlvely. prop.
WESTERN FEED A Ft EL C. :
. Dlr In all kind ot coal, ok aad ebr
- pc1- Pbon. loia. ..
TCLCAN Q-al Co.. whotesalv dealers best cos Is;
rounqry soa arneiter coa. .i.-a mirnsie.
OREtiON FLEL CO.; all kind o 4 WMd.
344 Morrison. Phon, Main 65. .
KINO COAL CO., Importer of klfb-grd boos
eeska. Pbon. Msln 1425.
CAEPEBTXKS AND.BUILDHS.
J. T: LL'CT. carpenter. bUdr. genera I .
, tractor;, boas resiodrllng. llrtloo, ete. ;
cabinet work and Jobbing apst-talty. ntflc
and a boo st foot of Ysaihlll St.. itvsr float.
Phon. Black 2MI7.
40HN AC M El. TON. eurpsnter rad bnllder, M
., Stark St.; efflc nd stor Si fires built and
rsmodeled; sltsrlug and rplr boo, i'bi.
Mam hi.
H. F. CLARK, sr(intt-r snd biill-lri repelrln
snd jobbing; ofttcs flatitre. Ke..Vnf- i-i.or e,
West 72; shop, Vain ll. M'j Y x-h. at.
A. 1. AtTHOHS A Cit.. rrnet.la B--I I,
repairing sud f-iWn: '--r snd m ' t.
built. Pltop 2ilU 0-iuiti.'H. ilv.im, II-
oTw. GOHIMIN, Cl-IOterS. ll"l.. b-l-e
.-and repslred., 2" r-mrtu, Ci-y 1 - 4.