TIIE. OIJEG02T DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1904.
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THE JOUEMAX.
.. P. 0. Box 121. Portland. Or.
TODAT'8 rOEECABT.
. tVenther condition and general forecaat for
Oregon. Waalilnirtun and Idaho:
, . Light . enow bat fallen generally throughout
ine norm raeine states, ana in inn isounn
country It was mnderstelv hearr. ltalh foil
)'iat nlcht In Northern California, which ha
bi.en followed by clear and colder weather,-and
heavy froeta hare occurred aa far aouth a Ia
Augelcs. Zero weather continue in the On.
lifdliiu N.irthwest, and the indleatlun are for
elder Wi-ather In Kastern Oregon. Eastern
Washington and Idaho tonight, with light snow.
It will enntl-iue cold In Western Oregon and
Western Waablngton. with now squalla thl
nernnnn ana lonignt,
r- Maximum temperature 'In thor last 24 houra,
IS; minimum temperature, 32; precipitation, .18,
TV- XARftUOZ LICENSES. , . 1
Slabel Kcrna, aged SO, and Frank Lncdn, aged
S4. . .
. Effle M. Ahernatby, aged 26, and William S.
Tfak. aged a.
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BIETHS.
' January IS, to Mr. and Mr. C. Bryan, at 168
;j erin ix(et, a daughter.
January 6. to Mr. and Mrs. M. da la Cruie,
ai 47H Division street, a daughter.
January 1, to Mr. aud Urn. O. B. Gilbert,
t 802 Corbett street, a daughter.
, : , C0NTAGI0U8 DISEASES.
Ttalph Cobln, at 0U8 MlsalulppI avenue
, January IK, Clark Terry, at 74T Corbett
street, nieaolo.
v January 17, Evangeline Mlcbaelson, at 707
First street, measles.
.. January 17. Mary Johnson, at 1610 Peninsula
venue, diphtheria.
January 16. Lottie Orlfflth, at 822 Caruthcr
street, dlnbtherla.
'January 18, Nelson Cornelius, at 110 Porter
Street, measle.
i January 18, tleorg Ilouatna and Joseph llous
ton, at 403 Fourth afreet, scarlet fever.
. January 18, Bessie Bradley, 730 Alblna ave
Hue. diphtheria.
. January 17, Henry Knlss, at 883 Vancouver
Ivemin, diphtheria.
January IS, Kuth Teal, at 231 Twenty-fourth
street, worth, measles.
v January 16, Helen Kane, at 226 North Eight
eenth atreet. dtnhtherla. '
; Henry. FSrimond and Margurete Beimel, st 345
itatt'i street, aipntneria.
DEATHS,
January 13. Panlot )'Connell. at Bt. Tin
ret'.t'a blxpttal,' of cardiac disease, Intermeut
M.unt Calv.irv cemetery.
,aaiiiuiij' Mrr'. MT'Pwif.' it Oflofl "SamartHiir
Kpltal,l lirlgnt utiteaae. interment Wood.
li,nn.-MaiH
Junuarr in. Harry P. McMillan, at Northern
'acme aamtartuin. or aiauete gangrene, inter
B'ent Louo Kir cemetery.
Creamatorium. on Oregon City car line, near
.Sell wood; modern, sclentlnc, complete. Charge
Adults, $36; children, $23. Visitor B a. m.
to B p. m. Portland Cremation association,
, Portland, Or. .
The Edward Bolman Undertaking Co., funeral
directors and embalmers, 220 Third (tract.
Pbon 607.
J. P. Pluley A Bon. fnneral director and
einhalmers, have removed to their new estab
lishment, corner Third aud Madison (tract.
Both phone No. 8.
KITES VIEW CEHETERT.
Single graves. $10. Family lot from $78 to
$1,000 The only cemetery In Portland which
iHrpetually maintains and care for Ma. For
full Information apply to W. R. Msrkensl.
Worcester block, city. W. M. I4d4.preaiduit.
. Clark Bro. for flower. 289 Morrison (treat.
Get your tnsnrsnc and abstract ta real
estate from tb Title Guarantee A Trust com
pany, chamber of com mere bldf.
SEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
j. F. and Sarah L. Chnoe to Alfred Ha
wortb, 4 acre section 21, tjwnsblp I '
south, ranae 4 esit $ 200
Henry F. Mc lure and wife to Winifred M.
War. lot It. 12 and 13. block 4. Msec
ley Hlgblind
Laura J. Barnea to I .am Hwanann and
10
wife, parcel land section 13, township 1
south, rsng 8 east , 2,060
Tbe Hawthorne estate to O. A. Neal, kit
2, block 8, York 850
Henry K. Heppner and wife to Henrietta ; r
rtiffcliman, lot 1, blek 16, subdivision
Proebstel'a addition to Alhlns 3,303
Pvoliert B. Wilson to Bridget Lyon, lot
8. block .'UW, Couch sddltlon 1,700
Columbia Real Ketsto company to 8. H.
Carter, lot 8 and 9. block 60, Penlnaular
Kddltlon No. 6 1
A Ym Trber and wife to George Vrbach,
lot 8, block 11, Lincoln Park 800
William ileorgp and wife to Adam Ti-eher, .
lot 7, block II, Lincoln Park ..... . . 4S0
C, L. Reame and wife to Clnrlosa E. .-
Boy, lots 6, 7, 8 and 8, block 1. tilen-
wood Park .i. 360
Mt. Hood Pot'ltry Farm company to May
W. Moore, 14 acre sectlcn 34, towusblp
1 north, rarge 2 et 1,660
BXIha M. Eddy and husband to Walter A.
Calkins, lot 10, 11 and 12. block 6,
; Arliur Ijodge .,..,..... 1,150
I.n'nia N.-nd M. Lang to A.' K. Neunert, .
unnilry lots Carutber' addition to Ca- .
ruthera' adiHtlou t.-,.i,., - 1
P. McKeeu et at. to W, E. Flnser. north
.'.',83 1-3 Jeet lot 8, block 245, East Port- '
land ...c. 5,500
Thomas ' Kptlluian .to : Martha Rnhn, lot
33, Melrose ; 680
N. M. and In, M.' Davis to T. H. Vaughn, f
- k.ih ta aim i.t, block M, Uigblend Cchool.
house addition ,..,,,...
John Quay to CatMertna Quay, 30 acre sec-
tlon 6, towRHhlp 1 north, range 1 West. "
Kberjff (for Oregon Heal klutnte company)
to C. X. trrahe. strip 30100 feet of
J j and adjoining block 111, East Portland.
Jehn Thorall to J. Henry Hmlth, Jot 7
v, and blojk. 6. Ceutral Alblna
i':A. Toepelmann to O. L. Applegate, lot
8, 4 ami 6, block 74, Sellwocii
Lydla A. Carter et al. to Paclfle state
Trust company, parcel land in France
addition
W. H. Joyce and wife to Llllle Oreenfleld,
; nndry lot block 1, . Willamette ddl- S
tlou ...... ,.....
BUILDIMO KRMITS. ?
250
' 1
90
TOO
700
300
To Hirr Boyer, .erect lti-atory cottage at
Mildred and Kast Seventh, to cost $1.H0U.
To 8. A. Tucker, erect two-story dwellng at
Gantcnhel t and 1y, to coat $5Xi. '-
To C. H. Hcott, erect one-story dwelling at
Euat Twenty-flrst and Ellsworth, to cost $300.
To W. H. ()toke A Co,, areet four two-story
divellttigs at Eaat Tenth and East Asb, to coat
$7,500.
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TOO LATE T9 CLASSIFY.
LOANS,
BALART LOANS; no dely; business confiden
tial; easy term. . Northwest Loan Co.,. 721
' AMngleiihl(lg.j
Bli'VUT LOANS on a'll klmta of rhstlle s-uVli)
Norlhweat Lois Co., 1 'Abiugtuu biOg,
TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
HOP MARKET IS
BOOMING AGAIN
BALES) ABE MA NT ASTO PBICES ABE
SHOWXKO AS ASVASCE POTA
TOES ADTAKCB WBIXd ONZOH8
GO D0WW COrrEB IS HiaBEB
saos trp, - '
Front Street, Jan. 19..-Th principal
events In : the local wholesale markets
today were:
Hops selling higher.
Potatoes advancing again.
;Onlons weaker and lower. .
Columbia smelt .are lower.
Valley wheat Is higher. 1
Feed markets stronger.
Arbuekle coffee advanced, v
Eggs feeling better. ,
Chickens not moving. ; -
KaBtern hams, lower. . '
; EaBtern provisions lower. '
Sops Belling Hifher.
. The aales of hops invtbis stato during
the past few days have broken all rec
ords and the total number of bales re
maining unsold, in the hands of the far
mers is fast getting to the bottom of the
pile. According to the best estimates
there are now about f.000 bales of hops
In- the hands of the growers who have
not sold and with the present outward
movement there will hot be a single bale
In their hands within the next two
weeks. The American brewers ars stand
ing firm and say they do not care how
high the price goes. - They say there are
not enough hops left to make much dif
ference one way or the other and if they
were very short-raa the buyers say they
are the few bales remaining unsold in
the country would not make much of a
difference. Oregon has more hops than
any other state In the country remaining
unsold and . It la "figured by experts
that the total number of bales remaining
In the hands of the growers of the coun
try will not number over 6,000 bales.
The fn.ct that the Kngllsh brewers are
Invading this market for hops is Just
what is keeping the price up and the few
bales in this state unsold are in the
hands of very strong holders who are
not going to sell until "the market
price reaches a dizzy height Several
sales of hops have been made of late aa
high aa 27 H cents.
Hop Contracts Hlfher.
The following dispatch to The Journal
from its Snlem correspondent tells the
.condition of the hop contract market:
"Contracting for the coming hop crop
Is beginning to attract attention in this
section, -and already a number of contracts-have
been signed up by leading
dealers. Eastern dealers are anxious to
secure contracts, and. tip to this, time.
front 15 to 17 cents a pound have been
the ruling prices for next year's Crop,
but yesterday advices from New York,
received by local agents, were to the-
effect that 17 to 18 cents could be paid
on contracts for one year, and 16 cents
for three years' contracts. Dealers seem
eager to make contracts at these figures.
-aM MpecitiJLlx n
representing some' of the New York
houses, an Indication that in the best
Informed trade circles , the reported
shortage In the producttrm of thiS"VJ-
uume crop is ronntien on rscr, sno insi
a surplus, such as caused the extremely
low prices in the middle '90's. Is not
looked for again very soon. At J 6 to
18 cents a pound growers can afford to
raise good hops, and make money, aa
hops can be produced at from 6 Mi to 8
cents per pound In the Willamette val
ley." Changes' In Taller WhMt.
The entire wheat market is strong and
the quotations are showing an upward
tendency. Farmers are generally hold
ing. The price of valley is 1 cent higher
in this city. Other grades are un
changed. The flour market Is firm with
no change in prices.
Potatoes Ars Higher.
There is a better demand for potatoes
from the outside and the local market
is firm and higher. The top of the mar
ket today for buying is 85 cents. There
Is much better demand for all grades
but the choicest are making the largest
gains In quotations. , -
Onions Are Xowsr.
A drop of about 10 cents In the San
Francisco onion market has . caused
weakness In this market and the quota
tions show a decline. No buys have been
made at the new prices for the farmers
are holding for higher figures. The top
of the buying price for onions Is now
$1 In the country and $1.05 In this
city. . . ' ,
Biff Bob Has Arrlrsd.
The expected large run of Columbia
river smelt has arrived and the Cowllts
la nowJlUeiLwlth the dellcate-llttle Hah,
The receipts In this city, are beginning
to make records for their largeness and
quotations went down 2 cents a pound
today. The arrivals of all grades , of
Columbia river salmon are larger.
, Artnckls Coffee Cp. '
. The extra high prices which have
ruled during the week in the New York
Coffee Exchange have caused, a firmer
feeling all along the line and a general
advance In package coffees is expected.
Arbuckle advanced his brand SO cents a
hundred . : this morning, jb- No . other
ohanges have yet been received, but all
are. expected to follow. The new quota
tions An package coffees range from
$14.25 to $14.76.
, , , Egg Are Banning' High.
The cold snap has hkd a very stiffen
ing effect on the egg market Receipts
are now. .but nominal and the demand Is
showing a, vast Improvement over1 what
it was a few days ago. Eggs were so
ling today from 27 to 27V4 cents a
dozen with sales at both prices.
! Chickens Hot Moving.
There Is no movement at all In the
chicken, market and stocks are accum
ulating., Prices Hoday showed a slight
decline. Geese, ducks and turkeys are
coming In rather, slowly arid the. demand
Is good.
. Iastm Hams An Sows, r
: The Sinclair ' Provision, company, an
nounces a drop of about' A cent in Its
former quotations on. Eastern hams and
breakfast bacon. The quotations on
sides and backs, smoked and.unsmoked,
are also -down about the same amount
. , rirm Tone ,1a Trash Keats. '',''
The fresh meat markets are firm is
all lines. The cooler weather has stif
fened the demand for hogs. Veal Is In
as great demand as ever and mutton and
beef are both being called for. No
Changes In quotations. v
Opinions on Today's XAArkst.
. W. : Olafke company The better
grades of butter are in good demand and
the stocks are lower than th'ey have
been for.some time.-;;
Turner & Co.- - Chicken- market
steady with receipts and demand about
equal; ducks, geese and turkeys' are not
in large enough supply; egg market ac
tive on account of cold weather.-
Brll & Ov Csr sweet potatoes Ar
rived fn this morning.
Page & Son. We have no eggs to
day; chickens are In better demand with
the receipts not so large; best butter Is
scarce but country store stocks are
drugging market.
. Mark iLevy & Co. Car navel oranges
and car of sweet potatoes arrived in to
day. Chatterton & Co. Eggs better; veal
market -very . firm; "hogs slow .sale at
market quotations. 1
i Alalarkey .& Co. -sturgeon is again
in market, following the run of smelt,
They are quoted at 7 cents; smelt lower.
Everdlng & Farrell Eggs - firm;
chickens In light receipt but demand is
not bo very great; i ducks, geese and
turkeys . wanted; ? butter market about
the flame. . , N
; W. 8. Swank. Five thousand six hun
dred and thirty-three sacks of potatoes
and 433 of onions went, down on last
steamer; 3,000 sacks of potatoes were
left behind; receipts are now fquite
heavy and If next steamer takes afl of
fered there in liable to be another weak
market below; had 13 or 14 cars po
tatoes royself In last 10 days, ,
Smith Bros. Weather in excellent
shape for handling and packing dressed
hogs and this is time they ought to
come; customers want veal; don't ques
tion price, ', ;
McKinley-Mitchell Hops' are selling
very ' fast; potatoes are In larger, de
mand and higher; onions weaker and
lOWer.' '" . J' .; ' :;'-'
T6ftHIne STCo. The markets are
now active with the demand good and
everybody wants eggs, hogs, veal and
ducks; chickens are slow; mutton and
beef ,ln fair demand, ' ' "'
Today's quotations, as revised, are as
follows: . . . . .
P0BTX.ASD WKOLESAXB MtlCXS.
Orals, rionr and Peed. -
WHEAT Kxuort quoutloua Walla WalU,
73'a74e; bluestem, 7!&7uc; valley, 78c
BARLEY f eed, $.OU; rolled, $21.00023.061
brewing, $21.00j?22.u0.
OAT$-No. 1 white. $24.00(fJ25.00f - gray,
$24.OUftt25.00 per ton: price to farmers, white,
$22.UO4j22.60; gray, $22.50 per ton.
KLOLiU Eaateru Oregon: Patents, $4.10(3
4.40; straights, $3.80; valley, $3.75tj3.86; gra
ham, Ua, $3.40; 10a, $3.70.
MILLHTUKrS Bran, $18.00 per ton! mid
dling. $25.00; shorts, $20.00; chop, $18.00.
gon, $14.00&20.U0; mixed. $14.00; clover, $13.00
acjs.uu; wneai, aia.wtgis.ou; cueat, fiz.uuu
14.00; oat. $lS.0O(,ilo.u0. -
.- Hops, Wool and Hides. .
HOPS New, 28iS27He for cholc; 24(28e for
prime: poor quality, 18ttftc; contract. 1S04,
lt)4ll7c.
WOOL Valley, eoars to medium. l(316c;
fine, lB'ilc; Eastern Oregou, 10l&c; mo
hijr, nominal, 2Si26c.
SHEEPSK1NB Shearing. 102Oc; short wool,
208uc; medium wool, 80(a60c; king, wool,
oo'''a1.00 each.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, 46c; No. 2 and
gtee, 2m2Hc
HIDES Dry hides. No. 1, 18 lb and np,
14c per lb; dry kip, No. 1, 5 to IS lb,
12c; dry calf, No. 1. under 5 lb, 13c; dry
alted, bulls and Itsgs, 1-8 les than dry
Bint; salted hides, steer, sound, 80 pound or
over, 6447c; 00 to 60 lbs, tts; uuder 60 11m
and cow-, fiac; (tag and bulls, sound, 4c;
klpr sound, IS to 80 lb, 8c; sound, 10 to
14 lb, 6c; Calf, sound, under 10 lbs, 8o; green
(unsslted), 10 per lb les: .culls. 1 per lb
les; horse hides, salted, each, $1.2801.75; dry,
arh, $1.00(&1.60; colts' hides, each, 2550e;
gnat akin, oommon, each. 1031ic; Angora,
with wool .on. eaeh, 2Sc(3$1.00.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
' B0TTEB Creamery, extra fncy, 80ci. ordi
nary, 27 He; cold- itorage, 2B(g27Vic; Ealtern,
26He; enovated, 20&21ho dairy, 18a
17Hc: tore, lU'il2c,
EOG8 Fresh Oregou, 2727c; cold (tor-
mm.-. ( . .. I. II. . . ... . AAlf
v, -wv, vKirn, mv jEABierii, VI 'W,
CHEK8K lull cream, twin, 13VKi4c; Voung
America.- inc.
gtiCLTBYe.CBlekii.i. wlswi, J ltst T sat V
hen, 12iiiil2V,e per lb:-rotater. loti&Uc lb;
broilers, HHHilie per lb; fryers, 12c per
lb; ducks, old, 2c per lb; young, 13c per lb;
,' 8c per lb; turkey. 1616c per lb;
mcsseg, .jsc per in. , - ,. ,
Truita and Tegetablas.
POTATOKS 80c$1.00t buyer' price, for
bipplug, mafSae cwt; prdluary, 8CQ7BC sack;
buying, estoioc; awset, ihkbli'Ac pur lb; new,
4c per lb.
IOK8 Orecon. 81.15: burlnc nrlce.
beat
si.uo r.o.D. rortiana. st.uo.
i'BESIl FRUITS Apples, Oregon, 40v$1.50
per box; orsuge, navels, I2.(.Hi(tf2.SO per box;
seedUngsV 80cfti$1.26 per box; Japanese, 60c; ba
nana, 65S4c per lb; lento lia, choice, $3.00 per
nox; rancy, st.auwJ.uu per dox; ume. Mexi
can, 65c per 1U0; pineapple, $3.50; cranberries,
local, $7.00 per bbl; Jersey," $10.00; perslni
mens. 81.50.
V EOtT A BLES Turnips, 85c per sack; ear-
rota, gl.uu per lack; beets, ai.oo per sack;
radlahe. 2Wtil5o ber d: cabbag. Oreson.
lHc per lb; lettuce, head, 15c per dos; hot-
nous leunce, si. w(i. ou per oox; green pep.
... h K - 1,. . t. --.ft-,. V L. u.a IK.
yv. w i u , wi arri .ui.u, if,ov ire, au.
celery, 80c per do; tomatoes, $1.00'31.23
per box; parsnip. $1.25; cucumbers. 5o(uj7oe
tr box; butter besns, loc per lb; Lima beans,
c; sprouts, c, cauliflower, Orvgon, $1.00 per
dos: artichoke. 'ib&tUOc ner dis.
DB1KD FKUlTS Apples, evaporated, 67o
jer lb; apricots, 11 4 13c per lb; sacks, He
ler lb less; peacbea, 6(aU per lb; pears, 8Vfee
Mr id; prunes, Italian, nature per in;
Krencb. BW'ttte per lb; His, California
blscka, 64i6Vifl per lb; do white. 6 ViW 7c
pel lb; plums, . pitted, OftUSc per Id; dstes,
g.ldn, ssc per ;t; lards, sl.oo per la-io box
KAISIN8 Seeded, fancy, 1-lb cartons, 60
packages to esse, Pe pkg; ' seeded, H2-o
cartuns, 74c loos Muscatel, 50-lb boxes. 7iy
8"4C per lb; London isyers, $1.M52.00; clusters,
$2.aoks.75; Hs, 26c; M. OOe advance ever
pound carton.
IflOB Tea 1-lb carton, choice brand. $1.00;
10 1-lb carton, fancy brand, $1.10; 10 l ib
brick, 2-crown. 80c; 10 1-lb bricks, S-crown,
Wict 60 U-lb brick, ner Mr. $2.25: 4-row lay-
cm.' rer 10-18 box. OOe; loosa, 50-lb boxes, per
lb, 64i64c. Csllmyrsns Six-crown, 10-lb ear-
tiina, per t, 2.oo; tverown, lo-in carton, per
box, $1.75; 4-crown, 80 H-lb carton, per box.
$1.7S.
Orocrts,Hftts, XtC.
SUGAB "Back baal" Cub. $5.70;
pow
dered. 85.65: dry granulated. $6.65; beet granu
lsted. 85.36; extra C. 86.06; golden C, $4.83;
bbl, loc: H bbl. 25c; boxes, 60c advance on
ssck bal, lea 860 est (ur.casD, 10 say;
Bisple, 14U16'.' per lb.
HONEY 14 Vi (it 15c.
COKFKH Oreen Mocha, 21 0231; Java, fancy,
2tit32c; Java, good, 20 (a 25c; Java, ordluary,
lb2uc; Costa Rica, fancy, ll)(42uc; Costa Ulca,
gtod, 16U18c; Coata Ktca, ordinary, 11 13c per
k; package coffee, $14.26(14.76.
TEAS Oolong, different grade, 25 (30ftc;
gunpowder, 2syMft3.V; English breakfast, dlf
fitent grade, 12HiU6oe; splrterleg, uncolored
Japan, 80U66c; green Japan (very caree),80t8
Cue.
SALT Fine Bale, Ss, 3s, 4s, (Is, 10s. $2.00;
fin table, dairy, 60s, 36c; HXa,u5e; Imported
Liverpool, 5ns, 50c ( 100s, 98c; 224s, $1.80.
Worcester Bbls 2s, 8s, $6.60: 6. $6.25; 10.
$6.00: bulk, 820 lbs, 86.00; sscks, 60s, 86c
8ALT Coarse, ball ground, 100, per ton,
7.oo; 60. per ton, $7.60: Liverpool lump rock,
23.00 per ton; 60-lb rock, $7.00: lot, $6.6u.
UKAIN BA Calcutta, $5.7506.00 per 100.
BICE Imperial Japan No. 1, 6c; No. 2,
4'fec; New Orlean head, e7Kc.
BKAN8 Small white, 30 Urge whit. $3.50
3.0; pink, $3.4ot3.&o; bayou, 8i4; Lima,
14.00.
NUT8-reanut. (iS7e per lb for raw. 8tJ10e
per lb for roasted; cocosnuts, 85((l(Kia per do;
Walnuts, 14W16e per lb; pine nuU, 1m12(sC
per lb; blckory nuts, 10c per lb; chestnut,
Eaateru, 15'tflac lr lb; Bra ill uut; 15c per
lb: Albert. 15M16e per lb; fancy pecan, 1441
15c per lb; almond, 18iai6c per lb.
WIKH NAILS I'reaent base at $2.78.
KOt'K fur Manila, 13&c ataudard, 12c,
sisal, lOVic.
Paints, Goal Oils, Etc
COAL OIL Pearl or- Aatrsl Cases, 23 per
gal; water white. Iron bbls, 18Vc per gal;
wooden, headlight, caaes, 26a per gal; head
light, Iron bbls, 18Vs per gal.
LIN8EKD OIL Pure rsw. la bbls, 43e per
.... , u.. ua al. .mhIu 1. ... . I . ....I l
gsl, cam, wn . u , t, .mi, uuiivvi ,
case 60c per gsl, bbl 6e per gsl; ground
cake, car lots, txa.uu per ten; iea tnan can,
$20.00 per ton. - . -
BENZ1NB 63-deg., case. 22c; -Iron bbl,
16c.
PAINT OIL Baw, bbls 88 par gal, caaes 38
pet, sal; boiled, ca 40c.
GA80L1NB 86-deg., caae 82 per gat. Iron
bbla KOc per gal; atove, caae 24Ve pee gal,
Iron bhla 18c per gal.
SL'BFENTINE In caae. 88c per gal, wooden
, 84H0 per gal, Iron bbla 82c per gal, 10-lb
a lots, 870 per gal.
WHI'iB LSAD 6001b lot per lb, less
lota 7e par lb.
.Meats and Prorlslons.
FRESH MEATS - Inspected Beef, prim,
6Vt4i7c per lb; cow, 6a8c per lb; mutton,
dressed, eViTo per lb; lauiba, dressed, 7Vic per
lb.
FBEBH MEATS Front street Beef steers,
61&80 per tt; balls, 3Vi6t4c per lb; cow, 4Q
6c per lb; pork, block, 60flViC per lb) sckers,
bWe per. lb; mutton, dressed, 4 V (ftie per
lb; lambs, dressed, 6Wt6c per Ibf Veal, amall,
8U.S.lc per' lb: large, 6(a7Hn per lb.
HAMS. BACON. STC Portland pack (local)
Uua, 10 to 14 lb. 13c par lb; 14 to 1$ lb,
123e per lb; 18 to 30 lb. 12c per lb;
cottage, 0c per lb; picnic, 8 per
lb; breakfust bacon. 15(!18u ' per ll; regu
lar short clears unsmoked, loc per lb;
aincked, Ho per lb; , clear barks, unsmoked,
loo per . in; amoxea. 11c per in; union putts,
10 to 18 lbs, unsmoked, 80 per lb; smoked, 0o
ger lb.
xiaixnn rat&Lu fiAaio uuuer is iiai,.
Wi per lb; over 15 Iba, l.'l4e per lb; fancy,
l;WCa l3Kc oer lb: picnic, fifec per . lb:
shoulder. 10c per lb; dry -aalted aides, unamokud,
u per 10: sinokca, IUV4C per n; itreaxtaet
bacon, 14l4fllSiC per lb; fancy, 1HA: per lb.
lb: 5. lOHtc toer lb: 60-lb tin. 10c ner lb:
steam-rendered, 10s, 6c per lb; 5a, 0c lwr
lb; 6(, vc per in; couipouno tierce, ivio per
lb: tubs, 7e per Mi: 60s, 74 e per lb.
BA8TEBN LAKD--Kettle leaf, 10-lb tin.
10 per lb; 6a, 10e per lb; 50-lb tins, loi4o
per lb; steam-rendered 10. 9e per lb; ba,
u per lb; 60, 8(4o per lb.
(Above packing -bouse prices are net caah, 15
daya.)
CANKED SALMON Columbia river 1-lb tall.
$1.7&1 2-lb talis, $2.40; fancy 1-lb data. $1.00;
H-ln rancy Bats, fi.io; fancy l-in oval, gz.ooj
Alaaka tails. Dink. 80c; red. $1.60; 1-lb tall.
g jHH kock eoa, i per 101 uonnuers, 00 per
lb: halibut., 6Ac per lb: crabs, $4.60 per dot:
raaor clania, 6 '810c per doa; little-neck clatna.
8c; strlieil baas, 12c per lb; Puget Sound
smelt, 6c per lb; catflab, 7o per lb: black cod,
per id; taimoa trout, ixvswioc per lb;
lebtter, loo er lb; perch, 60 per lb; ealmon,
altvetslde. 6c per lb; steelheada, 8c per lb;
chluook, 32f(il2Hc per lb; herring, 4c peril!))
Columbia river melt, 20c per lb; ole, ttc per
lb; torn cod, 6c per lb) Columbia river imelt,
8c per lb; sturgeon, 7c per lb.
OYSTKRS Hboalwater bay, per gal, $2.26;
per sack, $3.75 Bet; Olympla. per sack, $0.25.
COTTON HITS A NEW
HIGH LEVEL TODAY
(Furnlahed by Overbeck, Starr A Cook Co.)
New York, Jan. 19. Mclntyre & Mar
shall say: The cotton market broke
into new high levels today, after having
been put up for more than a week by
rumors of war and efforts to belittle the
falling off in receipts, snd to induce op
erators to hang on to the idea of sup
plies being plentiful enough to justify
lower prices for the staple. The effect
of all this has been to create a short
Interest and to hold bulls out f the
market until forced to buy at an ad
vance, and stronger evidence in favor of
tne market. Trie soumern spot markets,
while not active, are strong, with pres
sure only enough at present to supply
the demand. We prefer to advise trad
ing on individual judgment at this Junc
ture. We see no menace In values at
this time, other than the willingness of
holders to sell at what appears to be a
high level, but aa every day passes
nearly so.ouo Dales go into consumption,
the world's eunnlv will arrow lexa with
decreasing receipts, much faster ' than
would appear probable by comparison
with last season. New York spots are
up to 14 H cents.
The cotton market today was
Open.
January... 18.02-
.--I . ti nn
High,
Low.
14.12
13.88
14.07 ,
14.21
14.24
14.31
14.82
13.80
11.71
r rurutry,
March...,
18.82
14.14
14.35
14.39
14.48
14.4.1
14.67
13.08
17.87
April.
May
June
July
Auguat...,
September.
October....
14.81
14.13
14.40
13. BOB
12.70
11.75
HSW TOXK STOCKS.
Ill J
' DESCRIPTION.
Anamonda Mlulng Co...,
Amai, copper Co.... ...
Atchison, com
Xdtiv preferred
Am. Car A Found., com.
do preferred
Am. Sugar, 00m
Am. Smelt., euin........
do preferred
Baltimore A Ohio, com,
do preferred
Brooklyn Bapld Transit.
Canadian Pacific, com:.
Cbl. A Alton, com.....
do preferred
Cbl. i Ut. West., com.
Chi., Mil. A Bt. Paul...
Chi. 4V North., com....
Cheaapeake A Ohio
Colo,' Fuel ft Iron, com.
Colo, South., com
do 2d preferred... 1...
do 1st preferred
Cela.. Lacka. A Wet..l
124
48
89
ko4
60
117V?
117H
37 V4
S3
17
17 J
7t
83
80
H
28
67
2Ttii
72H
144H
107
83
20
18
5
28 V
66
272 Mj
D. A B. O., com
do preferred. ........
Erie, com
do 2d preferred.....
do 1st preferred.....
Innlnols Central
Louisville A Naahvllle.
Metro. Traction Co....
Manhattan Elevated. . .
Mexican Central By....
Minn., St. P. 4 Ste. M
do preferred
Mluourl PactOc. ......
M.. K. A T., com
do preferred
New York Central
Norfolk A Western, com
do preferred
North American
N. Y.. Ont. West...
I'ennay Ivanla By
P. G.. L. A C. 06Y7...
2N14
40
68
2HH
4S14
68
13144
108 I
122 Mi
181
100 Mi
145 H
144
13
12T4
88 "A
124$
83 Mi
18t
40
1N4
40 M.
lift',
674
8(1 S
87 Mj
224
11111
120
58
'g
22H
mi
WW
20
Pressed Steel Car, com.
ao prererrea ,
k'4
814
Pacific Mall. Steam. Co.
S3
Beading, com...
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred
Bep. Iron A Fteel, com
do preferred
Bock laland, com,
do preferred,.
Southern By., com....
do preferred
Southern Pacific t
StL. S. F.. 2d pfd.
do tat preferred.....
48 Vi
4t
61
78 Wj
42
24 44
82
ti
7W
4h
St L. A 8. W com..
15ti
8414
25,
14H
844
11
HMj
141
ao prererreo , . . . .
Texas A Paclfle
Teun. .Coal A Iron......
8l L. A S. W., com..
do preferred
Union pacific, com.....
do preferred.....
V. S. Leather, com..,..
do preferred
U. 8. Bubber, com
do preferred
U. 8. Steel Co., com....
do preferred
Wheel. A L. K., com...
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred
Wisconsin Central, com.
do preferred
Western Union Tele....
Wabasb, com 1
do preferred . ,
1444
60
21
2uH
88
United State Steel, preferred, extra dividend
of 1 per cent.
Total sales for day, 611,000.
Money, 14 per cent
CHICAGO OBAIkT CAE LOTI,
Chicago, Jan
10. The grain cars for today
now:
Cars. Grade. Est.
Wheat 68 2 ho
Corn 6" .6TO
Oht 215 IN 216
The wbet cr todsy were: Minneapolis, 271)
III, lull), 121. Ihe cars a year ago were: Mln
ncapolts, VHSi Duluth, 79; Chicago, 08.
CLOSING OKAIV QUOTATIONS.
Fan Francisco, Jan. 19. -11:30 a. m. Wheats-
May. $1.88 asked. Barley May, $1.65
aaked. '
New York Wheat May. 0214c: July. 88c
bid. Cotton May, 65V asked; July. 68.
Milwaukee Wheat May. 98c; July( 8:140
asked. Corn May, 4c; July, 4848t4c
bio.
Mt. Inis Wheat May. 83tc: July. 81Uc.
Kansaa City Wheat May. 75e; July, 75c.
Corn May, i2Q,zei Ji'7. !,c. ,
.Chloago Caah Business.
Chicago, Jan. 19. The cash business here
resterdav was 150.000 bushels of wheat and
soo.ooo bushel of corn and 2n0,uoo bushels of
oats. At be seaboard exporters bought 18S,-
000 bushels 01 wneai ana luu.uuu Duskela of
corn. .
BIO ADVAJTCI IS LINSEED.
' Late thla afternoon tbe W. P. Puller company
anounce atlll another advance In the linseed oil
quotation. This time the advance la 4 cent
per gallon. Thl niakee an advance of 11 rent
a gallon in the price during to last 10 day.
COTTON POBT BECIIPTi, 1.
New Yofk. Jan. 19. Becelpt at cotton Port
t4lay were 80.9.W hale. New Orleans stocks
show 427.478 bales, a eh I net 878.056 bsles a rear
ago. Sate 00 spot todsy wer about 6,000 bale.
Close.
14.00faO4
14.18I&21
14.22!23
14.2 (&: HO
14.:i7fiiSl
14.40ru43
14.45(348
13.87(488
12.70(73
11.8082
WHEAT QUARTER
TO ONE CENT UP
OI.TJMB 07 TSADS IS BHUI. BUT
mil taBXXT IS B IMPLY WITH
OUT BUSIITESS A&MOUX BAB AP-
PABrNTlT BOUGHT . XT. DRY
COXV Y CEHT UP. ' ;
(Furnlahed br Overbeck. Stanr A ,ooke Co.)
Chicago, Jan, 18. L,ogan As iiryan au-
vise:
The wheat market 4s to 1 cent
higher; The volume of trade Is small.
but the market is simply without pres
sure. Armour apparently has H bought
dry and there Is enough scattered cov
ering of shorts to gradually advance the
price. In supply and demand there Is
also very little activity. Primary re
ceipts are again in excess of last year,
the export Is small and consists mostly
of flour. 'Minneapolis reports flour in
good demand, partially for export. Tne
Southwest is still without rain, and
while this Is commented upon, to a cer-
taTnextent,sotertousljrThourht
that any material damage has so far
been realized. The cables show only
dullness abroad and no disposition to
follow the advances here., Argentine
weather Is favorable. The fact that May
wheat In this market Is 2 cents A bushel
of the Liverpool price shows the effect
to which local holders dominate tne mar
ket and how Impossible any satisfactory
opinion of the future Is.
Corn a Quarter Up.
The corn market is about cent
higher. It was active but there were
indications of a good deal of profit
taking by the large holdings, the ac
cumulation of which has contributed to
the recent strength. Apart from the
strength In wheat the action of the mar
ket would rather indicate that some re
duction at least is due. General con
dltions are, however, so far unchanged,
as far as we can see. There seems no
probable Increase in the movement and
good grades are still active. Under
normal conditions the market should
have reaction, but we would buy on the
breaks.
Xiittls Chang in Oats.
The oats market is without material
change. This market, too, acted as if,
except for the strength In wheat, prices
mlarht have a setback. There was a
good deal of profit-taking, although as
far as can be observed the ratten line,
which has been the Important one, had
not been Impaired. No Indications . of
increased receipts. The price is pretty
Uhigh bpt the situation is not weak.
Unchanged to 10 Cents Up.
The provision market is unchanged to
10 cents higher. The principal strength
Is In lard. Stocks of lard are not large
and there Is more or less talk of the
reduced stock of cottonseed oil. Receipts
of hogs are a little In excess of last
year and while the distributive demand
is fairly stood yet stocks are accumu
lating." Packers are making no effort to
support prices, but are as a rule rather
free sellers of the product. Except for
thatrensrtin -coarse gralnsww aia
clined to think provisions will sell lower.
Bow York Summary. ;
Kaw Tnrk. Jan. 19. IViW. Jone A Co. aar
There re peralatent report of the termination
of the Shipbuilding litigation and an agree
ment on a reorganization plan. Financial plan
for Colorado Fuel ft Irou la likely to tall
tluf.neh. Newa on Far Eastern altnatlon I 1m
proving. Report a are current of a settlement
among the conflicting copper Interests. Presi
dent Thomson of Republic Steel A Iron say
Culled Htates steel cannot buy that property,
Seven roads for November show an averag net
decrease of 1.61 ner cent: 47 rosds for tbe first
week of January abow an average gross lucresse
of .13 per cent. Foreign bouses expect a wide
and active market for Hteel 5a in London. There
la a good demand tor Pennsylvania, United
State steI preferred and Atchison In the loan
crowd. Tbe banka gained from the aubtreesury
alucs Friday 82.0)M.ooi(. Twelve tndustrisls ad
vanced .24 per -cent; 20 ralla advanced .89 per
cent.
Amarlsaa Itocka in London.
London, Jan. 19. 2 p. m. Baltimore A Ohio
advanced i Canadian Pacific advanced ;
Cheaapeake A Ohio advanced ; Chicago, Mil
waukee A Pit. Paul advanced 4; Denver A Rio
(irande advanced Hi trie unchanged; Illinois
Ctntral advanced ; Louisville A Nashville ad
vsnced 4: Mexican Central advanced Mi: Mla
sourl. Kansaa A Texaa advanced Mi : New York
Central nnchanged; Norfolk A Western advanced
V4 : Pennsylvania advanced ; Roadlng ad
vrnced , firsts advanced ; Southern Pacific
advanced V. nnutnern Railway advanced ,
preferred "advanced rTnlon relflc advanced
. preferred nnchanged: United ntatea Hteel ad
anced V4. ore f erred advanced 4: Wahaah nn
changed, preferred advanced . Consols 88,
advanced 44
EASTEKV H0OI iTBONO.
Chicago, Jan. 18. -Becelpt of livestock tn the
principal packing centers show:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chlcage 28.0io 7,000 12,om
Kansaa City ....14,000 14.000 ft.ois)
Omaha 8,000 iMHiO 8,tHI
Hog Opened strong, with B.ouo left over
from yesterday. Ruling bog price were: Mixed
and butcher, $4.80$ 4.85: good hearr, H.Onrrd
8.00; rough heavy, 4.oOQ4.85; light, )4.45&
4.8".
Cattle Steady.
Sheep Steady.
PORTLAND CLEARING-HOUSE REP01T.
The report of the Portland clearing-house for
yesterday was follow:
Clearance 880J.887.8.1
Balance 135.444.20
Pacific Market
W. Park & Washington
TeL Main 1541
If
O83
STATE MARKET msTAlS?i&LS!S,N.S'REETS
Columbia River Smelts, 3 lbs
3 lbs. Salmon :
3 lbs. Halibut
Our Special Brand of Coffee,
Makes Coffea Uka Mother Mada.
StmnysideMark't
997 Belmont St ,
. Phone Scott 3998
CHCAGO
WHEAT
STRIKES 90 CENTS
Furnlahed by Overbeck, ' Starr A Cooko Co.)
MJiitcago, Jan. .!. wneai nas- loucneu
the 9oc mark. All was excitement to
day In the grain pit, tha operations of
Armour In baying everything-ln sight
in the why of wheat being somewhat
sensational. May wheat opened at'88c,
the low point,: and closed at 8990c,
the high point. This was an advance
of 1 cents since yesterday. " '" July
wheat opened at 82o, the low point, and
closed at &Za, the highest point of the
day. This Is an advance of -cents
since yesterday's close. The various
markets ranged today as follows:
. Open.
Wheat
High.
S .00
.Hi!',
.40 '
.4'.i
.41
31
Low,
I .RHH4
.40 'A
.47
,.41H
.37
Close.
I .00
.8a-
. .40
, .'48
, ;41t4 '
.37 B
May..... I
July
Corn
May.....
.4014
47
.41
13,20
July
tiats
May..,..
July
POrk
Muy...;.
13.H1 13.17 13.20
12.05
7.20 7.10 7.17
7.25 7.15 7.25
0.7K 0.05 (1.67
0.811 8.75 . .77
Jan
Lard-
May..... 7.10
July "7.20
Kibe-
May
6.70
8.80
July
BRADSTBEXT'8 VISIBLE EEPOBT.
Chicago, Jan. 10 Brndatreet'a report of the
grain visHihT supply shown: Wheat Eoif of
Rocklc. Increase of 2MU.IMIO liUKhela; Europe
and afloat, deereaae of 4,2uo,oO buaheU; total
decrease, 3,01U,0tiO bnehela. Corn Iecl-eae of
14.000 buahela. Oats lncresao of X),i)iM bus;
els. Wheat Lait week, increased 1.234,ml
busbela; last year, decreased 2.S17.O0O buahela.
tkrn Last year, deerenspd 845, Ooo bushels; last
year, decreased HI .01X1 bushels. Oats Last
week, IncresKed S44.0(h buahela; last year, de
creased 278,000 bUKbnls.
NEW YOBK COFFEE CLOSE.
New York, Jan. 10. Coffee cloee:
Kid. Aak.
January $7.20 17.25
February 7.25 7.30
March 7.35 7.40
April 7.60 7.65
May 7.85 7:70
Juna 7.75 7.85
July 7.00 7.H5
August H.oft s.tn
September 8.15 8.20
(ictoner , 8.20 8.25
November 8.35 8.40
CHICAGO CASH WHEAT.
Chicago, Jan. 10. Caah wheat at noon was:
Bid. Aak.
No. 2 red $ .00 .97
No. 3 red 87 .00
No. 2 bard winter 80 .N4
No. 8 hurd winter .73 .83
No. 1 Northern spring . .87- .88
No. 3 Northern spring x: .88
No. 8 spring 78 .87
HOGS AHD SHEEP ACTIVE.
Pnrtlsnd Union Stockyards, Jan. 19. Receipt
of livestock tn tbe local yard during the past
24 hours consisted of 75 cattle and 253 sheep.
Hog and theep are, quoted firmer while -cattle
are alower. Killing prkre are:
Hobs Best. B8f54c: medium. 4Vii41ic.'
Cattle Beat, $4.254.50; medium, 3.7S(3
Sheep Beat, 8V4c; medium. Sc. .
BOSTOX COPPEE CLOSE.
Bolton, Jan.
Oreen. Copper .
Victoria ......
Winona ......
Wolverine , .-s .
Wyandot .....
Phoenix
19.-Copper close:
Bid.'
4
au
64
72,
1
2
Ask
73
1'4
a
A Bargain at S 1 ,000
9 ACBES At Bockwood, Or., on Base
Line road, 10 miles from city, I
miles from Montavllla; cleared
house and barn; near store, church,
hall and srhoolhouse; Will give ab
stract; perfect title.
40 ACXrs In fruit belt In Southern
Oregon; 6 miles from Woodvllle, on
8. P. R. R.; has been logged off and
could be. put In fruit very easily; in
a rioh mining country $500 cash
takes it.
LAN DON BROS.
aas Busssll Street, Portland.
COMMISSION
CO. (Incorporated)
Capital and Surplus 1600,000.00.
Brokers In ' ;
Grain, provisions, Stocks and Bonds
Largest Private Wire System In America.
Reaponslbl and Tonservstlvs,
W Charg No
Interest for Carrying
Stock.
Long
W. A. RYER & CO., Correspondents
242 Stark Street.
Every Woman
is uueresica ana moujo snow
about the wonderful
MAkjTL WhirUng Spray
Tb new VagtsU Srrlst. Mrt-
lion mna Swtton. Best t af-
ev Most convenient.
, It Utsases laatsMlf.
git veer 4ranl.tr
If he esnnot supply th
M ASttf L, accept no
other, botaend stamp for
Illustrated boos easts, ttgive
full narttculsrs and dlrmattona In.
Tslnabletnladira. M ARVIvl.CO.i
Tiaaes Blag., Aew lcrau
it's good it's here. If it's here it's
and it takes but little cash to get
that's another good thing t
Big MarketaS
See what CASH will do to supply your table with
the very best the markets afford at our FIVE BIG
MARKETS you will find it all.
v lOc
.....25c
......25c
per lb .....15c
PORTLAND
PACKINCJ
COMPANY
SELLVOOD LOTS
OR SALE ON EASY PAYMENTS
Best opportunity In the city .to get a
home that will double In value lit the
next 1$ months. Inctuire at
. X41H TIBST BT BOOK 10
4-BOOK HOUBB and lot for sale on In
bailments; - house new r located : ta
block 95, Sollwood. .
141, riXST ST., BOOH 10.
We Have -Moved
TWO STOCKS IN ONE
Too much goods. Must dispose
of som,e of it." Exceptionally low
prices will prevail for this week.
GOOD BUTTER a lb
..,.4o
GODFREY BROS. & CO.
314 Boxasld.
Telephone Black 9939.
FINANCIAL.
I ADD k TXZ.TOW, BAKTCERS,
U . (Established In IbW.l ..'
Transacts a 'General Banking Bus!nev
Interest Allowed on Time Deposit..
Collections made -at all nolnta on favorable
teems. Letters of credit Issued available In Eu
rope and all poluts In th United States. -
Sight Exchange and Telea-ranhle Transfer .-
sold on New York. Washington. Chicago, St. -
Iuls, Denver. Omaha, San Francisco and Moo- .
Una snJ British Columbia.
Exchange Sold on London. Paris. Rerlln.
Frankfort, Hong Kong. Yokohama. Manila and
Honolulu.
U KITES STATES WATT. BANK
OF PORTLAND, OREGON.
NORTHWEST COR. THIRD AND OAS 8T8. '
Transacts a General Banking Bonn.
DRAFTS ISSUED
Available In all eitle of the United States and
Europe, Hong Kong and Manila.
COLLECTIONS BADE OX FAVORABLE TERMS
Prtfldcnt...
Vlce-Prealdent
.3. C. AINSWORTTT
W. B. AYBrt
...B. W. SCHMEEIt
... .A. M. WRIGHT
Cashier. , .'
Axstatant Cashier...
FIBST BATIONAI. BANK
of Portland, Or.
Designated Depository and financial Agent ef
the United State.
Prealdent. A. T MTT,IJ1
Caahler .....JV W. NBWKIRK:
Acatatant Caabler. ..W. C. ALVORD
Second Assistant Caahler B. F. STEVENS.
letter of credit Issued svstlable In Europe and
the Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers
sold nn New York. Boston. Chicago. St. Louis,
St. Paul, Omaha, San Francisco and the princi
pal point -In th Nirthwest.
Sight and time bill drawn in sum to suit
on London. Pari, Berlin. Frank fort -on-the
Main. Hong Kong. Yokohama. Copenhagen. ,
Chrlstlanla. Stockholm, St. Petersburg, Mos
cow, Zurich. Honolulu.
Collections msde. on fsvorabl term.
I ONDOXr ft SAB FBABCISOO BABX,
L U1QTB9,
Chamber of Commeroe Building, Thirl
Stark 8 treat.
sad
Head Office, 55 Old Bread atreet, London.
This bank transact a general banking bni
f. ss, mskes loans, discount bill and issues let
ter of credit available tor travelera and for the
purchase of merchandise tn any city of the
world. Deal In fortgn and domeatlc exchange.
Intareat Paid an Tim Depoalta.
W. A. MACRAB, Manager.
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MBBCHABTS' VATXOHAIa BAB3U
PORTLAND, 0&E60N.
J. PRANK WATSOnTTTTT! ......... . . Prealdent
R. L. DURHAM..,, Vice-President
R. W. HOYT Cssblee
GEOKOB W. HOYT Assistant Cashier
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Drafts and letter of credit issued availsbl
to all parts of the world. "
Callectlonsa Specialty, (.old Dust Bought.
SEOTJBITT RATXHOS ft TBUST 00.
886 Morrison St., Portland. Or. ' '
Transacts a Gentrsl Banking Busin.
SAVINGS DEPABTHENT.
Intcrett Allowed on Time and Saving Deposits.
Acts aa Trustee for Estate.
Draft aai letter of credit available la all parts
st th world.
C. F, ADAMS. ....................... President
L. A. LEWIS First Vice-President
A. L. MILLS. Second Vice-President
II. O: JUBITZ Secretsry
DOWBTBO, HOPXTKS ft CO
(ESTABLISHED 1883.)
WKBAT ABD STOCK BBOXXBftY
Boost 4, O round moor.
CHAMBEB Or OOBnkTXBCB.
MOBBIS BBOS. ft CKBZSTBBSBV,
Bncceaeora to
BORBIS ft WHITEHEAD, BANKERS.
FIRST AND ALPEB STREETS.
PORTLAND OR.
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ST ABB ft COOXB CO.,
(Successors to Bolton, de Bttyier ft Co.)
aaemDers vbicku oiuu w
q rain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds
And
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108 TWrd Street. JT4t Stark.
Bnone, Mala, 313.
We are connected br private wire with
Mesat. Logan A Brran. Cblcsgo and New
York: Walker Bro., J. S. Bach Co., New
Yark mock' rrhsne: Hubbard Pro. ACo.-.
New York Cotton Exchange; Fatrchlld A Hub
son! New Orlears ttotton Bxrhange; . Henry
Htrth A Co.. New York Coffee Exchange; Paine.
Webber A Co.; Boston Copper and Stock Ex
change; Dick Bros. A Co.) New York and Pblla
delphla Stock Exchangea.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Portland Bel Estte at lowest Bate. ;
Title Insured. Abstract Furnished.
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.
1 Chamber of Commerce.
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Albany Market
365 First St
Phone Red 3226
23
Choice Roll Butter ......50c
Hard Wheat flour, 100 lb. sacks $1.0ff
. We carry a full line of the choicest meats
in the city Do try them. .
Star Market
5ti Wiiaam Ave,
Phone East 633