TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, FORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27. 1904.
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.',";!. ''"Vv. THE JOTAHAl.
: p, o. Box 121. Portland, Or. i
TODAY'S EORECAST.
Weatbc conditions and jtenersl forecast for
urciron. Washington an I Idilo:
Ihe tomrwrature eontli.ue to riso In the Ca
nudlan Nrhweat and the Trana-Mlsalsalppi re
Klii. and no rain or snow, of consequence bas
occurra since yeeternay morning in the west
' ern half of the United State.
It Is clear. and co.il In Vallfornla, and foggy
weather prevails generally along tbe North
rncinc rnasr. -
The lndUatlons ar. for fair and continued
i root weather Id tills district tonight tnd Thurs-
dry. ' ' ;" .
' Maximum temperature In the last 24 hours,
42'. nilutmum temperature, 84; precipitation,
- titce.
t'leamatorlum. on Oreiron City ear line. Bear
Hell wood; modern, scientific, complete. Charge
- inuirs, .io; rnnaren, sk. visitors a. m.
to 5 p. m. Portland Cremation association,
I'ortland, Ot. . ,,
Tb Kdward Bolman Undertaking Co., funeral
nirectors ana i embaimera, Oi Third street.
: I'bont 607. - ,
- J. P. Flnley A Ron. funeral director tnd
emhnlmert, hart removed to their new estab
, iisnment. corner Third tnd Madison streets.
Both pbonet No. 8.
SITES VIEW CEMETERY.
- Slnffle (rraTea. $10. Family lota from fTB to
$1,000 The only cemetery in Portland which
perpetually maintains tnd caret for lots. For
full Information apply to W. R. Mackentit.
V, orcester block, city. W. M. Ladd, praaleuit.
Clark Bros, for Bower. 2S Morrison atreet.
SEAL EBTATETSAVSrERS. ; '
, Ylrelnla Sertcko tnd husband to Mar M.
Mllllngton. lot 3. block 1.. Mayor Catet
addition $ 800
Muty Connelly .and husband to G. K.
Howltt. lot 0, block 16. Klnisel park.. " 460
lUTia uoodsell and wife to Alfred and .
. Annea J. Culpao. lot T. block 6. Mayor . '
Gntee addition TOO
. iiium i. wancn and wire to Louis F.
!'. Cbemln. east V4 lots T and 8. block 322.
- city . .... , . ... . . ; 6,250
Fdnard K. Witts and wife to C. H. Ball,
lot 13, block 2, Piedmont Park 1,860
i-nay noun icy to. m. i. Kupnert. lot 58.'
t Mock 28, West Portland Park 100
amitnoman county to Krea .W. tierllng,
bila 13 to 24, incluflye. block 18. Tabor-
, ' side ....i......... : 181
. meets tiatman Kern and husband to Wer- .
' er Wrenn. loU 8 and 8. Mock 1. Red-
llchton 200
, v. ttv isener to w. w. Nhellentargcr, lot
9, vnn-m o, iraiin a aouiunn . in
; o. ixhiiw Acaerson to . William Noffke
, ami wife, 35xloo feet at Klxteenth ami
vvmiiivift fci rtiaie company 10 t. tar
enee D. Ramsdell. lot 10, block 7, Penln- '
sular addition No. 2 . J
llrlch Mlrbel and wife to Rebecca C. J.
tirtdt. land In Cully D. L. C, towpahlr..
1 north, range 8 east ... 4,260
Kenecct J. ursndt and husband to ll
rlch Michel tnd wife, land In Tbomat
. tnd Rebecca Cully D. I, C. . . . : 4,230
Kinma D. Jowt to H, H. KewhalL lot 3.
. block 118'clty 2,600
, Alfred 1ts and wife to C. E. Leaf, jt
15, block 27. Central. Allilnt 850
J. H. Kcott and wife to Moy Back Htn, -.
: lott and 8, block 24, McMUIen't id-'
dltlon jo
Fred B. Morrla to Lucetta Petros, lot ,'
; block 1, City View Park 100
Oet ' onr tnaurane and tbatractt to real
. estate from the Title Guarantee A Trust com
pany, chamber of commerce bldf. . ' , , t
, BglLPIVO PERMITS. y '
' ToWnlahTiitberan ' ebrireh" alterations' tt
Fourteenth and Couch, to coat $ 1,100.
, ; To M. Kaaselbsum. erect one-atory cottage
it Mllwaukle and Frederick, to cost $1.00iC
- - To Ueorgt W, Blngbam,- torect IH-story-pot
Une at Cantenbeln and Fremont, to cost $1,-
To W. F. Albertson,' repairs tt Front tnd
J flry. o cost $160. v
. ' To W. H. Bingham, erect one-story cottage at
Oantenboln and Keecb. to coat $1,000.
.. To .' .w "l"ham, erwt lH-story cottage at
, Esat Thlrty.flftli and Belmont, to coat $1,600.
To Southern Paclrle Railway company, altera
tions tt Fourth and Yamhill, to coat $160.
To H. S. Rows, erect two-story cottaga at
, East First and Holladay, to cmt $2,600.
4 To J. Klein, erect two-story dwellng at Bast
Pine and Grand aTcnue, to cost $2, .HO.
To W. G. Csrroll, erect two-story dwelling at
Multnomah and East Twenty-first, to cost $2,200.
To Sclmt Boor,; erect two-story dwelling tt
Enst fifteenth snd Broadway, to coat 4.1KX1. .
To) A. Strong, erect two-atory dwelling at
Eet Sixteenth and Kaat Onncb. to cost fi.2o.
To E. T. Taggart. erect ne-story dwelling
$1200' 'll'rtJr"""n,l, ,n4 E,t M,ln to coat
'. XASS1A0E LICENSES.
Mrrtlo L. Heath, aged 29; Wlllltm D. Torrey,
jre 82... . .
Bessie B. Maker, aged IS; Otte B. Brtnt,
aged 2. , '
Ktlhjrlnt Knnet, iie.l 24, and W. B. bdalL
C(IICAG0 SOCIETY -.
' BELLE VINDICATED
. (Jonrnal Special gerrlce.) .
'. Chicago; Jan. 27. Coachman Tilbury,
ccuni'd of attempted blackmail agalnet
Mra. Thurtton, a tociety leader, wan ar
raltrned thl mornlhg and pleaded guilty
: before tho work of ecurlng a jury be
ganThe case was put ahead of hun
dreds of others on the calendar. Mrs,
Thurston was accompanied by her hus
band and the 'court room was filled with
society people. Tilbury's attorney said
lie had testimony that would shake up
per tendom like earthquake. Mrs. Thurs-
ton's attorneys aver that the 200 compromising-
letters Tilbury claims to have
are forgeries. , . ; y .
CONDJTION OF SNOW
BOUND VERY GRAVE
' (Journal Speclai terries.)
,s Detroit, Mich., Jan.' I7.Fears are en
trtalned for. all the residents of the
Thumb district in Michigan, which eon
tains 40 villages which have been com
pletely cutoff by tha storms of the last
few days. , The snow is from 10 to 20
' feet deep. At some places the fuel is at
tlio vanishing point. Several villages
have appointed committees to apportion
the rations. The situation is particular
ly grave at Harbor Beach, a town of
. 1.500. The railways nay It will be 10
days befor1ey can open the traffic.
Y ',. CVSX8) COLDS IH1 OBZBTA'
T.AXATIVK BROM QI'IMXK.. To get'tht
genuine, call for U.a full nam. 23 cents.
DECLINE
SUGAR
NOT A SURPRISE
JOTOWAK'S) ZXCX.TJSXTO ixTSOWCT
BOEHT BID VOX 01TCB WHOLE-
- BAXEXS WAPPIjTO CHAHOB BAD
BEEW AITTICir ATSD BTJTTBB
HOT BO TtBM.
Front Street, Jan. 27. The principal
events In the. local wholesale markets
today were: '
Sugar decline was expected.
More eggs coming in.
Healthier tone In poultry. ' 1
Eastern oats are higher. ':
Bitter not so firm. ''
. Potato market easier. ; i' ,
Hops ar complicated, - . -v , .
r r,,. -.. ;, ' ; ',, ;, Ay .-' ... Vfr ;
V Deollna Waa Szpsotad.
The decline of 10 cents a hundred In
the .quotations on all grades of sugar,
which was exclusively announced In The
Journal ' yesterday, was not much of a
surprise to those on the Inside of the
sugar situation. Local wholesale gro
cers have anticipated . this move fur
soma time and their buys of late have
only been from hand to mouth. , Not a
single wholesaler in- this city was
caught by the decline.1 Some of . the
retailers were caught, however. '
Advaaoa In Eastern Oats.
The manufacturers of Quaker and
Scotch oats, package goods ot eastern
make have announced an advance of 10
cents a case in the former rjuotatlons.
This makes the new quotations on.botu
of these brands stand at $4 a case. The
Innol wi.rlrat fnr vnllA Aftifl 111 in eX-
cellent shape, and will 'likely follow
the leatt or tne eastern- concerns. .
changes were, however, made today.
Advance Hard to Maintain.
- The advance of 5 cents a roll In the
quotations on the better grades or
creamery announced yesterday Is bard
to maintain. The arrivals of the bet
ter grades are very small, and this Is
what caused the dealers to make the
ihanff. Snm. nf thAU Whn r8 Still
selling the better stocks at 30 cents a
pound say that an advance in tne quota
tions on local goods Is unwarranted at
this time on account of the condition of
tha eastern market. Just now, the ar
rivals of eastern butter In. this market
are very large, and the advance of yes
terday will have the effect of bringing
In more outside stocks and causing the
local goods to remain unsold. ... Armour
has brought in large supplies of Elgin
creamery which, it Is said, he is selling
at 23 cents a pound. A large amount of
renovated butter is also being brought
In, and this Is selling at from 10 to 20
cents a pound. With renovated or pro
cess butter In the market at very low
figures, It Is veiry hard to dispose of
local country store and dairy at any
flgureTTReceipta are again quita-large
and stocks are accumulating at a large
rata,
! : Vc.ta.tA Market la Easier.
' The potato market shows indications
of easing up, ana mere is not tns r
scramble for stocks among the local
kuv.M am tsar wns about a week aso.
The cause Is t" Inability of the dealers
to ship what stocks Tney nave on nanu,
and they are unwilling' to invest more
until they see which way the wind Is
inr to blow In Ban Francisco. One
dealer alone has 100 cars of good stocks
on hand. It .Is understood among the
shipping trada that the next steamer
from this city to San Francisco will
take out about 7.000 sacks the stocks
which were left over from the last boat
If this amount of potatoes goes down, it
will not cause such havoc with prices
as was anticipated a few days ago. ;
Onions Continue Good. '
The onion market continues In good
shape, with $1.25 tha top buying
price out in the country. The demand
from San Francisco and other southern
points Is very large, but the present
prices are all that local dealers can af
forrt(TTyrwlth: the 'Frisco market at
its present stage. ,
Much Contracting of Hops.
"'"There seems to ba a tendency among,
.k. t.mrm this war to contract their
coming crop of hops. - The reason for
this Is the Mgn figures now uwm i--a
, MMnt riftdfllons of the
HIIW - -
courts which makes contracting a safer
venture for the farmer than It was a
few years ago. Tna aeaier couia. con
tract a lot of hops, and If the market
-,. than the rjrlces he offered
ha could say that the quality of the
goods was not UP to requirement, aim
k nnamientlv refuse them. If.
on the other hand, the quotations took
an upward move, he would ba glad to
accept the contracted goods without
w tinb..lir TTnrmecl v tha Quality
uiuvii miMimr -. - -
of tha hops were left for the dealer to
Judge, but the recent action oi a??
farmers in taking their cases to court
. ...tin fnvnrahlit decision has
in BcMn .
added new atrength to that portion of
the market. Eignteen cents ana even
19 cents Is now being paid for con
tracts on this year's hops.
'pot. Market la lUxed.
The market for 103 hops Is In a com
niintted condition, some of the dealers
asertlng that tha market Is strong.
while others are Just as positive mai
the condition is Just the other way.
Th. main hiiafnMB nn VlAlntr dOnA in
hops la among tha dealers Uiemselves,
and Is I of very little Interest to the
growers, for but few bales of last year's
crop is still In' their hands unsold;
OToultry Tone la Haaltnler.
Tha tnnai nf tha noultrv market IS
showing a change for tha better. Rr-
t allkAiiffh nAl kmall IM Htlll
none too plentiful to meet the require
ments OI . ine iraoe, ana pi itc - i
innkinr iin. The demand for live aeese.
ducks .and turkeys Is fair. ' .
.4 Solngg la Eggs. ;,
t The movement rh the egg market Is
nrut Raralnti trwlnv were aiilta
large, but stocks did not seem to accu
mulate to any extent. The prospects
pf cooler weather haa caused the retail
trade' to make larger buys in anticipa
tion of an advance. - The future of the
market - is aiiogemer oepenaeni on
Ahe ennitltlnrm TcmIhv etrs-A anld
along Front street at 26 H to 27 cents a
docen. . " . ,.
in tna mas jaarxei.
tpu i.rlvota nf veol.wera lara'r to
day, but the demand was so great that
tha BtocKS soia even oeiore Demg un
loaded from the express wagons. Usual
i..,.t.ilnn. teva1l etmall' nnH 'm0iliiri
iuu.B.i-'Ma - - - - -- - -.
sized hogs are .In good call at ruling
nguren. ' i
opinions on xooay-s narni. . ,
w "n ninfka fnmnanv Than l nn
occasldn for tha advanca In tha quota
tions on creamery outter ar.a we are
not going to make a change until they
are better. '
Av. T., Turner Co. Poultry receipts,
fairly heavy, but the demand Is equally
as good; eggs are declining.
ir.,ln .Ir.u A t Km,l I w.r tint mt
plentiful today; thera is practically no
Chinook salmon in the market.
Mark Levy & Co.-r-Car of celery ar
rived in this morning for various deal
ers; business quiet today. '
Chatterton & Co. Hogs are scarce;
veal more plentiful;, stocks will begin
to come in now more freely; demand Is
good..'- .-'.;..,':.."..'..'.',,
Levy & Splegl Car bananas, car cel
ery, car sweet potatoes and car oranges
arrived on street today.
O. S. Sirt,ith CompanyVeal Is In very
good-demand-at present, 41m e-vrf!r:
Everdlng & Farrell Butter situation
unchanged from yesterday; country
grades can- hardly be sold at any price;
chickens quiet, receipts not large,1
neither Is demand; little heavier re
ceipts in wild game; good call for ducks
and turkeys.
Smith Brps. Veal arriving more plen
tifully, but price remains at top notch
of season for good stocks; block hoga
none too. fast In arriving; big demand;
chickens coming better, but going rap
idly; beef and mutton weaker owing to
considerable drop in. cattle and sheep
on root, j
Page & Son Jar celery today; chick
ens are rather scarce; ducks and geese
in good demand; turkeys in good call;
eggs none too plentiful, with prices
about same.
McKinlcy v Mitchell Have about 100
cars of potatoes now. and am not so
anxious to buy; have plenty of orders
for both potatoes and onions, and will
be satisfied if can get transportation.'
John Toft, . of Toft, Hine & Co.
Want block-hogs, small veal and, In
fact, everything in tbe meat line; mar
ket Is active and everything Is In de
mand; same true of ducks, turkeys and
geese; egg market Is a little weak. . .
Today's quotations, as revised, . are
as '. follows; '.:
rosTXAHD wsoiiaiu nxczs.
Grain, floor and Tttd. ' '
WHEAT Export qnotatlona Walla Walls,
73ftT4e; blueatem, 7678c; rallejr. T8c.
BARLEY reed, 2.00; roiiea, 2i.00(922.0S
brewing, 21.0022.00.
OATS No. 1 white. $24.00025.08 grar.
124.00(25 00 per ton: price to farnera, White,
22.00j22.60; gray, 122.50 per ton.
FLOUR Eaatern Oregon: Patents, 14.100
4.40; atralgbta, 53.80; Taller. $3.75(83.55; gra
ham, VJa. $3.40: 10a. $3.T0. ;
MILL8TIJFK8 Brtn. $10.00 par ton; nM
dltnga, $26.00; aborta, $20,00t chop, $18.60.
HAY Timothy. $16.0017.0O; Eaatern Ore
gon, $10.0C)f(t 18.00: MUed. $14.00; clorer. $15.00
(tH.mj; wheat. $13.ooi4.00: cheat. $12,000
14.00; eat $15.00015.00. .
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS New, 2Tfflt8He for choice; 242Bc for
prime; poor quality, 18Vi20fte; contract, 1804,
U4tl8c.
WOOL Valley, eoarte to aedtnm. 16aiHe;
fine, 16Sri6Hc; Eaatern Oregon, lOQlSc; no
hulr. nominal. 2520c.
8HEKPHKIN8 Shearing. 1(1200; abort wool.
2t30c; medium wool, 805Oc; long wool,
5ociH$l.0 each. .' , ,
. TALLOW Prima, per lb, 45c; No. S and
rente. 22Hc. . ,
HIDES Dry bidet. No. 1, 18 Ibt and np.
14c -per lb; dry kip, No. 1, 5 to 15.1ba.
12c: dry calf. No. f. noder 5 lba. 15c: dry
aalted, holla and itage, 1-3 lea tban dry
Dint; aalted bidet, tteer. tonnd, 80 poundt or
orer, 8fS7c: 50 to 80 Ibt, 8c; nnder 50 Hit
tnd eowt. B06c; ttagt and bulla, aound. 4c;
kip. apnnd. 15 to SO lba. 8c; tonnd. 10 to
14 Ibt, 8c; calf, aound, under 10 lba, 8c I green
(unaalted), 1c per lb leaa; enlla. lc per lb
la; bora bidet, aalted. each. $1.25Q1.T5: dry,
each, $1.001.60: colte' bldee. each. 25050c;
goat akina, common, each. 10013c; Angora,
ir i in wooi on, etcn, 2oc(avi.oo. .
- Batter, Xggs and Poultry. '
BUTTER Creamery, tra fancy, 80((7SH4e;
ordlunry, 80c; cold etortge. 2527He; Kaatarn,
JHraorateey l20cj dalry,-lttlTHi-tor,
KO( Freah Oregon. 25 H ft 27c: cold atoragt,
2tc; bakera', 20c; Eattern. 22H02BC.
CHBKSiS Fall cream, twin, 13'014e; Tonng
America. 15c.
POULTRY -Ohlckena, ' mixed, IlH012c;
hen, 121413o per lb; rooatera. 104 lie pet
broilera. 11U012HC per lb; fryera. 12c per
lb; duckt, old, 12c per lb; young. ISo per lb;
aeeae, Be per h; turkeys, 16le for lb;
uicwwu, jioq ier to.
v Jrmlta and Tegetables.
FOTATOES-tX)0$l.O5; buyers' prlcet, for
nipping, mum ewe; oramary, ooKtvvc tacx;
buying, 85070c; sweets, 2K02MC per lb; new,
4c per lb. v
ONIONS Oregon, $1.2501.35; bnylng prlcet,
teat, $1.10tJ1.20; f.o.b. Portland. $1.20ial.25.
KBESH 'Ri;iT8 Applet, Oregon. 6oc$1.50
per- box; orangea. ntrela, $2.0002.50 per box;
aeedllnga, 8Oc0$1.25 per box; Japaneae. 80c: ba
nanaa. 605Vc per lb; lemona, choice. $2.5002.75
per box; fancy, $3.0003.50 per box; limea. Uexl
can, 65c per 100; plneapplea, $3.50: craoberriea,
local, $7.00 per bbl; Jertey,' $10.00; pertlia
aacne, $1.50.
VEGETABLES Tnrnlpt.' 85c per sack! car
rota, $1.00 per aack; beeta, $1.00 per ttck;
radlahea, 12015e per dor; cabbage, Oregon,
lHe per lb; lettuce, bead, 15c per dot; bot
bocat lettuce, $1.0001.50 per box: green pep
pra, 5c per lb; boraeradlab. 708c per lb:
celery, 50080c per dot; tomatoea, $1.00(81.50
ner . box: DtranlDa. 51.25: cuenmbera. ftfliH'TKe
ior box; butter beana, 10c per lb; Lima beana,
8c; tproottt-CT-canllfioweri Oregm. $1.00 per
dot; trtlcboket, 75090c per dot; gret-a peat, 70
8c per lb.
DRIED rKUITS Applet, tTtporated, 607e
rer lb: anrlcota. Utilise ner lh: aaeka. u
f id; pruiea, Italian, B04H per lb;
i'renob. Bmvt4Hc-ner lb: baa. California
bUcka, flMSVio per lb: do whltet. 6M07a
per lb; plume, pitted. 54 (8 8c per lb; da tee,
gclden, BHo per lb; farda, $1.50 per 15-lb box.
RAISINS Seeded, fancy, 1 -lb car tone, 50
packaget to caae, 9e pkg; teeded, 12-ot
cartona, lej looat Muacattla, 50-lb boxtt, 70
8Hc per lb; Londffi laytra. $1.8502.00; eluatera,
$2.5003.75; a. 25c; Mi, oo adrance orer
pe n nil cartona.
t'lOS Ten Mb cartont. choice brand, $1.00;
10 1-lb ct'tona, fancy brand, $1.10; 10 l ib
brlrka. 2-crown, 00c; 10 1-lb hrlrkt, s-crowa,
We) SO H-lb brlckt. per box. $2.25; 4-row lay
rrt, rer 10-lb box, 90c; looma, 60-lb twiea, per
lb, 808MC. Callmyrana Six-crown. 10-lb car
tona, per box. $2.00; 5-crown, 10-lb carton, per
dox, si.to;
$!.. ...
4-crowtA, 30 H-lb eartooi. pr boi,
Orocerlts, Hats, Sta.
SCOAR "Sack baalt'r Cube. $3.80: now.
dered, $5.55; dry granulated, $5.46; beet granu-
u.iea, o.zo; extra o; goiaea u, 4.;
bbla. 10c: bbla. 25c: boxea. Sue tdrance ua
aack baala. leaa 25c cwt for caah, 15 day;
mapie, ii'd'O-- per id.
HONKY 14t4015c.
COFFEB Green Mocha. 21023c; Ian. fancy,
2f:032c; Jara, good. 2o02Bc; Jan. ordinary,
lS02Oc; Coata Rica, fancy, 19020c; Ooata Rica,
Rcod. 16018c; Coatt Rica, ordinary, 11013a per
i: jwekage coffee. $15.23.
TEAR Oolona. different a-radea. 250Afte'
?nnpowder, 2803205c; Engllah breakfast, dlf
tr.nt gradea, 12H085c; aplderleg, nncolored
Japan, 80005c; green Japan (rery acarce),3t)0
COc. . .
SALT rine Btlet, za. at, 4. 5a, 10a. $2.00:
tint table, dairy, 50a, 86c; 100t,86c; imported
LlTerpool. 6()a, 50c; 100a. 98c: 224. $1.90.
Worceater Bble 2a, 8t. $5.50; 5t, $5.25; lOt,
$5.00: bulk, 820 lba, $5.00; tackt, 60a, 88c -
SALT Coarae. half ground, 100a, per ton,
$0.60; 60a, per ton, $7.00; Llrrrpool lump rock,
$22.60 per ton; 60-lb rock, $6.60; lOUe, $8.00.
. GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, $5.7508.00 per 100.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. 6c; No. 2,
4c: New Orleant bead. 807Uc.
rjrJflr1(yvfuaiii t u to, ymv ( g wuilfj. SaUV
03.80; pink, $3.4003.60; bayou, 8Kc; Llmat,
BHANB mau wniie. 'e targe wnitt, f3.no
$4.00.
.IK).
NL'TSt Feanutt. 607e per lb for raw. OfllOe
nr th for rotated: cocoanuta. BSl&floc ner rina:
nalnuta, 14a4016Kc per lb; pint nuts, 16012H
per lb; blckory nuta, IOC per id: ebeatnuta,
Eaatern, 15018c per lb; Bra til nuts. 16e per
lb: Alberta. 15016c per lb; fancy pecana, 140
15c per lb; almonda, 13015c per lb.
WIKK NAILS freaent baaa at $2.75.
ItOPK Pur Manila, 13 14c; ttandard. 12e:
tiaaU lOHc. .
rsinta, CoU OOi, Sto.
COAL" OIL Petri or Aatrtl Caaea.. 23a ner
gal; water white. Iron bbla. 180 per gal;
wooden, ; headlight, caaea, 25e per gal; head
light, iron DDI. is'c per gai.
LINSEED OIL Pure rtw, la bblt. 4Tc ner
gtl; caaea, 62c per gal; gennln kettlt boiled,
eaael 64c per gal, bbla 49c per gal: ground
cake, ear lot. $26.00 per ton; leaa than cart,
$28.00 per ton.
GASOLINE 88-deg.. caaea 82c per gal. Iron
bbla 26c per gal; ator. caaea 24M per gal.
Iron bbla 19c per gal.
benzine 3-arg., catet. , sc; iroa this,
15Hc.
PAINT Oil Raw, bbla 83c per gaL catet 38
per gal; boiled, caaet 40c.
TURPENTINE In caaet, 88c per gtl, wooden
M-la. K4l4c oer tal. Iron bBIt 82e ner fal. ln-lh
caae lnta. 87c per gal. -
WHITE I,EAI Ow-lo lots VlC Pr lb, let
lott 7o per lb. .
Hants and Provisions.
, FRESH MEATS Inapeeted Beef. nrtm.
tMulc per lb; cowt, 608c per lb; mutton,
dreaaed, 8M07o per lb; lamba, dreaaed, 7 Ho pet
lb. '
. FRESH MEATS Front ttreet Beef tteer,
BHSWc per Id; bull, 3H0c per lb; cow. 5
064e per lb; pork, block, 8H07c per lb;
i.ackert. 8Hi7 per lb; mutton, greeted, . 640
7c per lb; tenth, dreed, 60Ac per lb; real,
an-alli HBI'4e per lb; lrg, tSl,c per II..
HAJIM: HAl'OX. F.TO Portland ntck (local
hanw, 10 to 14 lb, 13c per lb; 14 to 18 lb.
12e per lb; 18 to 20 lba. ita per lb;
cottage, - 9S4C. per lb: picnic. 8Vic per
lb; breakfaat bacon. 15018c per Hi; regu
lar ahort cleara, -unamoked, "10c . per lb;
au.eked, ;io per lb; clear back. nnnmked,
10c per lb; amoked. lie per lb: Union butta,
10 to IS lba, unanoked, So per lb; amoked, ttc
per lb.
EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 Ibt,
13o per lb; over 15 lba, 130 per lb; fancy,
U l4e per lb; ptcnlca. per lb;
houldera, 10c per lb; dry-united ildwt, unamokeil,
8c per lb; amoked, 10c per lb: breakfaat
bacon, ,14J4018c per lb; fancy, 18 c per lb.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10a, 10o per
lb; 6a, 10c per lb; 60-lb tlna, 10c per lb;
ateam-rendered, 10a, 9e per lb; 6a, 9o per
lb; 6oa, 9c. per lb; compound tlercea, 7 Me per
lb; tuba. 7iC per lb: 60a, le per lb.
EASTERN LARD Kettle leaf. 10-lb : tlna
10c per lb; 6a, 10e per lb; 50-lb Una. 10
per Jb; ateam-rendered 10a. 9e per lb; 6a,
uiyac per lb; 60a, 814e per lb.
Abort packing house prlcet tre net caah, 15
'"CANNED SALMON Columbia rirer 1-lb talla.
$1.75; 2-lb tall. $2.40; fancy 1-lb flata, $1.00;
H-lh fancy flata, $1.16; fancy 1-lb oral, $2.60;
Alaakt talla, . pink, 80c; red, $1.60; 1-lb Ulli,
I2.W.
FISH Rock cod, 7e per lb: floiindcn, 6c per
lb; halibut, 5Hc per lb; crabs. $4.50 ner dot;
raxor clama, 8010c per dot; lltty-neck elama,
Sc;. atrlped baaa, 12MiC per, lb; Puget Bound
amelt, 5c per lb; catflnh, 7o per lb; black cod.
per lb; itlmon tront, 1 12Vi015c per lb:
lohatera, 16c I or lb; perch, 6c per lb; talmon,
tilTeraldcl. 8c per lb; ateelbeada, 8c per lb;
Chinook, .120 12HC per lb; herring, 4c per lb;
per lb; to lee, 8c per lb; torn cod.' Be 'per lb;
Columbia rlrer amelt, 2c per lb; sturgeon, 7c per
lb. ' ':
OYSTERS Shotlwtrer bay, per gal. $2.25;
per ttck,, $3.75 net; Olymplt, per tack, $5.25.
BROKERSOPINIONS
ON NEW YORK STOCKS
(Fnrnlahed br Orerbrrk, Starr A Cooke Co.)
Logan Bryan, New York: Tbt feeling In
Indon vecme to.ot gaining atrength and cablea
Indicate tbat lnreatora, are turning towtrd
American tecuriUee. In tbt meantime, except
wben - tha bean try their handa at It, th
n.arket it without aelllng preaaure. Money It
cheap tnd the bank .are atlll gaining, btocke
are not high and we atlll adrlee buying them
at leaat n the toft tpota. Apart from th
remote potalbllty of war na ret nothing to mak
a bear market.
f
DESCRIPTION.
Ainal. Copper Co...,.
Atchlaon, com.,.,.,.,
do preferred........
61
70,
92
72
Am. Car ft Found., Com.
oo prererrea . . . ,
American Sugar, com..
Am. Smelt., com......
do preferred..
Baltimore A Ohio.....
do preerred .........
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific, com.
Chi. A Alton, com......
do preferred.........
Cbl. k Ot. Wett.. com
Chi., Mil., A St Paul.
Chi. A North., com...
Chi. Terminal Ry.....
Chectneakc A Ohio....
130
01
17
18
188
Colo. Fuel A Iron, com.
82 .
18H
27
Colo. Houtn., com ,
do 2d preferred. ......
D. A R. O., com
do preferred
Erie, com
do 2d preferred......
do let preferred. .....
Il:lnol Central
LouiaTlll A NatTlllc,
Metro. Traction Co.....
Manhattan Klerated. . . .
Mexican Central Ry...,
Mlnr.., St. P. A Stt. M. ,
do preferred....,,.,.',
Miarourl Pacific. ......
M.. K. A T.. com......
do preferred.......,.
New York Central...,
Norfolk A Weatern, com
do preferred. ........
North American.......
Z.1
78
28
134V
108V
122'
1V
13V.
126Vi
95
111
84
isS
41
122
82
01 tt
N. Y., Ont. A Went....
penntyirania Hy......
P. G.. L. A C. Co....
Preaael Steel Car, com.
2
ao prererror. ,
Pacific Mall Steam. Oo..
Blading, com.....;..,.
do 2d preferred.,..,.
do lt preferred......
Rep. Iron A Steel, com.
do preferred..........
Bock bland, com.
do preferred.....
Southern Ry., eon).....
do preferred.....
Southern Pacific........
St. Ii.il, V.. 2d pfd..
do lat preferred......
St. L. A j. W., jm....
do preferred...,.,....
To at A Pacific .,
Tirn. Coal A Iron......
T., 8t L. A W.. pfd..
TjLlon Pacific, com......
do preferred
U. S. Leather, com . . . .
do preferred."". .TTTir,.'
V. S. Rubber, com......
do preferred..........
V. S. Steel Co com...
d Dreferred..........
51
80
15
27U
40g
"Wheel. A hi R.. com....
do 2d preferred..,,...
do lat preferred I
Wlsconaln Central, com.
do preferred. .........
WeaternUnloa Tele....
47
88
Wabaah, com...........
do preferred I
Total ttlet for day, 604,000,
Money, per cent..
STILL ANOTHER HIGH
RECORD IN COTTON
(Ftirnlahed by Orerteck. Starr A Cook Co.)
New York. Jan. 27. Mclntyre A Maraball
aay: We don't think tbee telling opera t tone
wer Inatlgated with tb Idea ot breaking tbe
cot tou market for other pnrpoaea than to bay
at a lower level, but considerable cotton wa
told with the - rtry tmalleat lmpreetion ot
rrluea. Tha market It atlll dominated by tbt
large boldert of contracts by group of operator
who expect to control at much of tbt crop tt
etn be delivered to thera during th balanc of
tbe taaaon tnd unlet the contnett are freely
offered th market e stability will hardly be in
vaded. In a general way, th maiket ahould
how ttabtlty it tht recent level attained.
T) ere la beginning to be talk tbont a wonder
ful tcrftgt tnd enormout Increaaed naa for
fertlllaera throngbout tb Atlantic tute. We
leliv thlt policy will bt general. . Tb cot
ton market rocay waa: 1
open. Hign,
IjOW.
,14.811 :
14.W2
15.15
15.20
15.20
i.vai
15.28
14.W
13.58
1270
12.40
12.40
Cloae.
in.2ti(tt22
15.20 hA
15.4142
15.5KU55
15.4(65
15.M7J
15.75raT6
15.1415
13.tM)ra98
12.05U00
Jttmtrr.it 14.85
February... 14.02
15.23
16.42
15.85
15.65
15.72
15.77
16.15
1K.IM
12.98
12 80
12.60
March 10.1A
April...... 15.23
May....... 15.30
June 15.S2
Jr.ly 15.41
August.., ie.70
September
October...
November.
Dtcember.
1.1.64
12.70
........
Amtrietn Stook hi Tendon.
London, Jan. 27.-2 p. m. Atchlaon tdvtnced
, preferred unchanged; Baltimore tt Ohio ad
vanced Hi Cantdlan I'sclflc tdvtnced Cheat
pttke A Ohio nachanged; Chicago, Milwaukee
A St. I'anl advanced Hi Denver A Rio Grand
tdvtnced 4; Erie tdvtnced ;, preferred un
changed; Illinois Central advanced Vil lonls
vllle A Nashville advanced hk: alealcan Cen
tral unchanged; Mlaaourl, Kanaat A Tazaa dt-
ellned H: New XnrK central uncbanged; On
tario A Western tdvtnced ; Norfolk A West
ern advanced ; Pennsylvania advanced H;
heading advanced U, firsts declined South
tiro Faclfl: advanced ; Southern Railway ad
vanced H. preferred advanced A: Union Pa
cific advanced 4, preferred advanced H ; United
Hlatea Steel advanced 4, preferred advanced M,;
Wabaah unchanged, preferred advanced
Console 88. tdvtnced . , ' ,
. tOCAt STOCXTAKO.XECEirrS.
Portland Cnlon Stockyarda, Jan. 27. Receipts
of livestock In tht local yarda during tbe past
24 hour consisted of 64 boga, 125 rattle and 00
aheep. Ctttlt It very wetk, while! hogs and
sheep art ttrong. Ruling prlcet ate at fol
lews: ' . "
Hot Beat, 6tifSU! medium, 414050. '
r t nttle Best, 14.25; medium, 13.70.
Sheep Beat, Sftc; medium, 3c.
CHICAGO GRAIN OAS tOTS, '
Chicago. Jan. 27.-rTbt grani ear lots today
thow: . :
., Care. .; Orad. .. Bat.
Wbett 18 2 15
Corn , 722 .1 180
Ort w 7 M
Tb wheat ear rmiav were: lllnneapniio,
11; Diilmh, T'Z The cars a year ago were!
kllnnrapollt, U24; Duluth, 2ti Chicago, 85.
CHICAGO WHEAT
WAS IRREGULAR
KAXXZT CliOSEB VHCKAHaZB TO
V4-OBHT LOWIB TXBT BKAU
TOX.TTMH ' OI ' TttADB JOIiTWG
CAUSES UQtrZSATXOH-COXH
PBAOTI0AI.I.T WITHOUT OHAHOB.
(Fnrnlahed by Overbeek, Starr ft Cook Co.)
Chicago, Jan. 27. Logaa and' Bryan
advise: ' ,
.. The wheat market closed : Unchanged
to -cent lower, It was an Irregular
market, but was only a .very small
volume of trade. The jolting whlcH it
haa recelved ln the. past two days by
the Armour operations bas resulted " In
Uauldatinar a sood deal of "this scat
tered May Interest on both sides of the
market and induced covering in - that
option. Armour trading was not much
in evidence today. There was some
strength in July early on what seemed
to be buying by local traders who sold
out their- May. holdings yesterday and
the day before. There Is no change in
the current news. Cables are still dull,
primary receipts were again below those
of last year, We rather advise selling
July wheat on the sharp rallies.
Cora Without Change.
.The corn market Is practically with
out change. It, showed quite' a little
strength early on commission v bouse
buying, but lost It on the weakness In
wheat before the close. . There is quite
a local bear contingent, but so far their
efforts to permanently depress prices
nave not oeen successiui.
Oats a Grade) Satier.
The oats market closed a shade easier
without much change. It is also very
dull. The holdings of long oats seemed
to be In strong hands and there Is no
very active' bear condition. The move
ment Is still small and 'the demand la
fair.
Provisions Close Easier.
The provision price closed a little
easier. ' Receipts of hogs are about the
same as last year, but at the yards prices
were a little lower. The tendency Is for
the distributive demand to fall off. W
rather advise taking profits on hold
lngs. . ' ,
, SAW llAlfCISCO LOCAL STOCKS.
San franciaco, Jan. 27. Local itock
were
Ak
ma.
Spring. Talley Wttar
39
89
Mutual Electric
Pan Francisco Gat A Electric
Hremen'e Fund .,
American National..........
Bank of California
i1
68
839
6814
l
125
California Safe Deporit
Giant Powder ,
Vlporit Powder ,
Hawaiian Sugar ......
(lonoket Sugar .........
Hntchlnton Sugar ....
160
83
to
2?'i-
Shi
Mtitaweu Hngac
Faauhan Sugar
Alaakt Packers'
California Fruit Cannera.. ....
12
l:m
es
14
14U
New York Summary,
New York. Jan. 27. Dow. Janet ft Cti. mmtt
It la reported In London that Japan baa fixed
tbe limit for th Russian renlr. hnt sentiment
1 let nervous. Negotiation! returned between
Rock Island and th Gouldt for Joint entrance
Into New Orleans. Twenty, on roadt for th
mra wm or jannary enow an averag gro
ii.CTvwv v . Mmvrivmn uocomouv ex
pects orders from tht Vtnderbllt roadt for 112
locomotive, uronra tre receivea at ta united
State Steel woikt tt Lorain to get ready for
operation, firing employment to 10,000 men.
Coal Trad Jonrral l sports fairly (004 condi
tion in tbe real trade. Pressed Steel Car will
Fay 1 per cent on common atock, dropping tht
per cent extra dividend of last year. TWelr
lndnatrltlt advanced .67 per cent; 20 rails ad
vanced .63 per cent. ,
ZASTZBV EOOS I0WZB.
Cblcigo. Jan. 27. Receipts ef livestock In
the principal packing centers of the country
today tnow: . ,. .
, ... Hot. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 48.0UO -16.000 1S.0O0
Kansas City ........14,000 10,000 .. 6.000
Omaha 8,500 8.000 9.000
Hot a Orjened 6 to 10r knrer mnA .huj k
lower, with 7.039 left over from yesterday: re
ceipt a year- go -wer 50.000. Ruling nog
prlcet tnow: Mined tnd butcher, 14.76(85.15;
o.io, rougn netvy. 14.7041
.CO; light, 84.80(i5.0O. - ." '
Cattl 104fl6c higher. i.
CHICAGO CASH BtTSlMESS.
rilmsTrt Jmi-- 97 .Tha Mailt kwaiHU. ...
- JT " . 7" ' mmmwr s,iiu vuHSiur-tasj jrjBr
terday waa 20,000 euehcli of No. 1 Northern
wbeat to mills. 200,000 bnsbela of corn mostly
tn n.ttlrnM. anA auk nnA i...-t. -.
'- - "'. "W vuwhim VI UBia. III.
portert bonght 400,000 bnthelt of whett and
806.000 buthelt of corn.
"Portland's Greatest Grocery"
We buy from those who sell the best goods for the lowest
prices Do you? Do you know that this store belongs to
you In a way? Your wants and wishes are always care
THIS STORE
BELONGS
TO YOU
helping this to be the great store that it is. There is
another feature, if you buy here you get the Purest Food
that is sold. Health is greatly dependent upon pure things
to eat Highest quality is always first, with us, then the price.
Telephone orders given prompt attention. Quick delivery.
F. DRESSER
Telephone
Liquor Department
SPECIALS FOR.'" THURSDAY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SalaTalrns scotch Whisky, e, SOoj
reg-ularly $1.26.'
Xlnar WUllam Bootoa WUsky, q.t,
S1-8S! regularly 12.00.
Sartre's Olnf r, - Onuife, Aprleot
' Wise, imVt 90ot reg. 76c.
Oreauu Tnxo Mjo Whisky, q-,
S1.15J regularly $1.25. -Pure
Book arid Bye Whisky, rt,
Oot regularly 76c.
Port ot Sherry Win, per fL,
S1.60I regularly $2.00.'
Slafaadol Win, per (tX, TSo res
ularly $1.00. 1
interne, qts, 40e dos., S4-00. '
. Santerne, pts., 3Bo; dos., fS.SOu
Tort, Bhrry or Claret, qt,, 8So
:., dOS 98.60. '...! . v, ... .
(Fnrnlahed br Oterberk. Starr A Cooke Co.)
Cblearo. It. 27. Wleat ai lower today.
The market 1 afraid that Armour la about to
nr.lnad and til are trylnx to get from nnder.
ay openea at huc, waa wtso aa in- uign
and 894c at tbe low. The elbtlng wat 89ic, t
drop of Vic alnce ynaterday. July opened at
81ae, rec-hed 2c and Mfte at the hb
and low and cloned at Slc, a rite of 4c elne
me .Mning. ine rariout marteu raugeu a
follow:
Open. - High. ' WW. Clot.
Wheat - -
May.,...$ .89' $ .904 $ ,mL ' '.9H
July.
, .81 . ... '- .Mb . ..',. ...Ol .
...si.
lorn
Mir..... .4QA
.80tn
.48 V,
.42S
37?fc
13.40
7.60
7.52
6 77
8.87
.49H
.7 A
.87 i
18.82
T.47 ,
7.47
8 75
6.82
July..... .48
Otta : . -
.
.42
-.8754
13.80
6 45
7.47
6.72
6.82
May .42t4
July..... , .87H
Pork ,
May 13.87
Lard-
May..... 7.52
July 7.62
III be
May..,, 8.76
July 6.86
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
Boston, Jan. 27. Copper do:
Bid.
Ask.
21
8 '
9 .
23
United State .
Adventura ......
Atlantic ........
. .
204 :
.1
49
4
i
1 9
B
. .
Blngnam
('(-ntennlal
16K
Immlnlon Coal
at
6
Michigan
r.noe summery . ....
Sho Machinery
4SH
41
' 1
Osceola
Rcod Island
Oil
Vletorlt
.-a
Winona
Wolverine
irzw tou corns close.
New Tork. Jan. 27. Coffee eiott
Rid. ' Ask.
January ............7.70 87.75
I'ebn.ary 7.75 7.R0
March 7.93 A no
April 8.03 , 8.10
Mar 8.20 M.2S
Jun b.86 t 8.40
Jvly 840 8.55
August 8.80 . 9.AR
September ...................... S.75 6.80
October B.ftof 8.WI
November , 8.85 8.90
Crctmher ...................... 9.00 9.06
Th market opened Arm.- Foreign cable wer
CmOAOO lOOAT. STOCKS.
Chicago, Jan. 27. Local ttoeka cloted at:
' " ,..,', Bid.' . Ask
Amencta Bitenic ......
American Blacult, pfd ,
:::::.Jl!
40
103
It
American Box. pra .
American Box. pfd ............... 19 20
Inrr.ond Match 1284 129
Iwlft Packing .......... ..........lOOiJ IfA
l'lnrr.(
Swift
1M14
North Sid Railway ............... 70
70
60
Wt Sid BaUwty 40
XTXWA1TKIE OtATJI CLOBK.
Ulhranka. ' Jan. 27. Wheat May.
did. vorar aaay, witc aatea, 4ttiy, lke.
ST. I.0UIB OAATJI CIOSX,
St Lonlt. Jan. 27. Wheat May, 844.
. SAW, HUITOTSOO ORAIX CLOSX.
San rrar.eitce, Jan. 87. 11:80 a. at. Wlitat
May, I1.8SH. Barley May, 108'i.
CLOSI Of LIVERPOOL OXATX
Llvrnoo1. Jan. ST. CIo!
Wbeei March, 6-8 !4; Mty. 8-2, unchanged,
lyorw taarcB, 1 oignnv.
rORTLAKD OXIARIirO HOTSE BZTOXT.
' The report ef the Portland clearing hoete for
ytaterday was as followti
Olearanoe .1528,169.87
Btiincea 67,88.47
yakis envaa ow.
Parta, Jan. 27. At the opening wheat wat
attadr. with an.it V. centime inaree anil fiiinn.
unchanged. Flour It steady with tpot and
luiurea cenuro iiigner, ,
V WIATHIR I1T AROINTTHX.
London, Jan. 27. Broomhall save: Thunder,
lightning tnd rain In Cordova, Santa Ft, antirt
Rio tnd Buenos Ayret.
GERMANS BUTCHERED'
BY SAVAGE BLACKS
(Jonrnal Special Service.)
Berlin, , Jan. 17. A dispatch from
South Africa this morning states that II
German colonists near Karablb were
murdered. Seventy others are missing
Including JO women and children.- A re
lief expedition has gone to the rescue.
One hundred marines who fought 1,000
blacks have reached Karablb, where they
all-are cow surrounded and completely
cut oa from an aid, Herr Kronfleld,
the commandant of " the garrison at
Otyimbingwe. was killed leaving 10
leaderless soldiers '. defenders of the
place. ....
Register today and sign the petition
for direct -primary nominations.
fully considered.- You who have
helped to make "DRESSER'S " of
Portland, " Portland's Greatest
Grocery," are entitled to the best
that your money can buy, and, we
give it to you as your right in
& CO.
Main 227
Tin and Woodenware
SPEOALS . FORi THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
BttX SAlfS, U-nU SOo) regularly
. $1.00.
xxr vsxsxmTiva xsma, toot
regularly 76c.
XJOf SAVOxrAkT, SSo, regularly
, $0c. ' , .
TBT TAX. OOXJ XAXTDLB, S5e
regularly 46o.
WASX BAtruri, tSej regularly
. 6c
movnxoxso WBnrazBS, i.ssi
regularly $2,00.
Telephone Main 227
A 'verv clever swindle is charred to
Harry Thomas, formerly a messenger
boy'17 years of age. He was In the po
lice court today accused of larceny. Iin
pleaded guilty. , Sentence will be pasted
tomorrow. . ,
A boy employed by the City Messenger
company was sent last night to carry a
tray of food from a restaurant to the
Tacoma lodging house at Fourth and
Htark streets. Thomas went to the res
taurant to, find If the order was correct,
and then he went to the room stating
that he had been sent for the tray. Hav
ing a mesenger uniform his story wan
not doubted. He was paid 5 cents and
staffed away with the dishes. But when
the bona fide messenger came Thomas
dropped his tray and escaped. Later he
was arrested by Officer Hill at a theatre
where he had spent the money. The
complaint was made by W. R. Xogua of
the messenger company. '
Thomas served a, jail sentence recently
for running into an aged pedestrian with
his bicycle and Injuring him.
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' BY USINQ
A Coupon and Receipt In til
VIOLET OATS PACKAOES
For Sale by all Grocers
Albsrs Bros.
Milling Co
MArnjFAcruacas
BUTTER BUTTER
3S AJTD 400. .
ureamery Duner . ...... ....ooc ana uo
Meat creamery ........... ... ..ta
Freeh ranch eggs J...I0
Eastern, eggs . ....................25a
Hams . . ......140
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Lrd . ............lie
60c Teas ...............too
Beat Java and Mocha coffee .......loo
Chickens, geese and turkeys for Sat
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LaGRANDE CREAMERY
84 TAKZXXA. '
"POaTLAXD'S GREATEST CROCEBr
F. Drcsscr & Co.
GROCERY
Department
SPECIALS FOR. THURSDAY.
FRIDAY siid SATURDAY
SLOTS XtABSX. BOtrra, . tdma, S0
regularly S6c.
SI8MAB0K XZBBZHOS, largej tla,
llMt regularly $1.76. i
SKBncrS, larg-e tins, SOot regularly
26c.
0B08SS A BLACKWSZ&'S StPSBB
BB KBBBZBaS, 80 rtguraly 26a,
Colombo Brand, Oeyloa Tea, SOo Th.
' , regularly 76c :;4
Braporated Onaaa, "Oreroa Orape"
' Brand, S Was aso; regularly 10c.
Orystallsed Oinger, Vi-Ih. tta, SOoj
. regularly 26c. -Barledne
Jelly, Imported, 8Bo rrgu-
s . larly S6c.
OUres, 10-os. hoi, 9 Oct regularly 25e.
Mrs. JTaoksoa's Mince Bteat. H-traL
Jars, fl.loj regularly $1.26.
Zxtra Taocy Table TxxMb, ,. jars,
SSo;. regularly 40c. k :
Vaeedaa Bltwnlt, pkf Be.
Uaeeda BQUt Biscuit, pkg So.
Lebkuchen, Taney Beoorated Tina,
70o regularly JOc.
Suttw Wafers, thin, pkg, SOo.
Holland Xerrlns. all milkers, , kef,
$1,101 regularly $1.26.
Mm 01, hot, 80o regularly 26o.
Batta A fol rraa, tins, 80o regularly
25c.
Blokla Ohrpa, sot, SOel regularly. 2 6c.
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WASB,
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