TTIE OltEGOtf DAILY JOUBNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 301904.
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... THE JOUBMAL. i
"' i P. O. Box 121. Portland. 'Or. .
TODAY'S FORECAST.
Weather condition and general forecast for
wrrgon, Washington and ma Do:
It la warmer In the Mfaannrl and TJnnef Mia
stmlppl valley and snow l falling gnneraUy In
that section of the country. Fair weather con
tinue in the Hocky-mountaln and Faclflc-eoast
elate. It 1 warmer In Nevada. Western Utah.
New Mexico, Northern Arlson and In Southern
aim r.aste.-n uregon, and cooler in uritun co
lurabia and at Loa Anarelea. Cal.
The Indication aro for fair weather In this
'district Bundav east of the .Cascade moon tains.
In Western Oregon and Western Washington
cloudy weather will continue, wnlcn will prob
ably be followed by rsln or snow within the
nest HO Hours,- . -. '
Maximum temperature la (be last 24 hour,
lift; minimum temperature, 86; precipitation,
none.
.... BISTH8 - -r-
' January 8, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Ltnnett, at
alnnn Tabor, a danghter.
January 24. to Air. and Mr. W. Wilkin,
st T62 Cleveland avenue, a aon.
January 23, to Mr. and Mr. A. Brill, at
& Starr street, aaugnter.
January 20, to Mr. aud Mr. A. B. Wood,
at 747 Missouri avenue, , twins, a son and A
uaiurhter. '
January 20, to Mr. and Mr.- W. B. Clark, at
T4.'i Ninth struet. a dauibter.'
January 27. to Mr.- and Mr. H. B. Bade-
maeher, at 70T Beat Main street, a son.
January 27, to Mr. and Mr. J. 1 Kuenslle,
at 75 Iloyt street, a daughter.
January ft, to Mr. and Mrs. N. Scott, at Uni
versity Park, a daughter. .''.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
January 29, Herbert Rstemao, at 39S Dortb
Twenty-flrst. scarlet fever.
January 29, F. Foeller, at B84 Johnson,
measles. - ;
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DEATHS. '
Jannary 2". Benjamin T. Palmer, at 802
Fourth, of Bright' disease. Interment La
Grande. Or.
December 17, Els Norman, drowned In the
Willamette river. Interment Lone Fit ceme-
Ury'
Jannary 29 Caroline B. Wittenberg, at 643
Kcnnyier, or isrignt a aiseaee. interment Kiver
view cemetery.
January 28, Harry W. Starberg, at 753 Ulchl
ran avenue, of heart failure. Interment Lou
Ur cemetery. :, . . ;,;
t'reaTnatorlum; on Oregon Cltf ear-line, aear
Bell wood; modern, elentlDc, complete, unarge
-rAdults. .; children, 38. Visitor a. m,
to 5 p. m. Portland Cremation aseoclstloa,
:. Portland. Os., ' . , , . .
The Kdward Holrosn Cndertaklng Co., funeral
'directors and eosbalmer, KW- Tblra itreet,
I'hon 50T.
J. P. Flnley Js Son, finer! director and
eanrielmer. have removed te their new- eetab
llrhmeat, corner Third and Madlaoa tret.
Both phone No. 8.
v RIVES VIEW CEMETEHT,
. 8h;ele graves, $10. Family loU from $78 t
11.000, The -only cemetery In Portland which
perpetually maintain and care for lot. For
full Information apply to W. R. Mackensl.
Worcester block, city. W. M. Ladd. prel0at
REAL ESTATE TBAHSFZBB,
Oak Park Ijind company to I.ney J.
, Ijindram, 100.5x182 feet eastern cor
ner lot 7, block 8. Osk Park addition 8
Mrs. J. Casebeer and husband to J. A.
Kollett, lot 4, block I, Portamoutti
Villa extension
William Mackintosh and wife to Isaac
N. Klelecbner, v Intereet In end to
northwest V4 lection 28, township 1
north, ranir 2 east
A. V. Flegel and wife to M. A. M.
Ashley, lot 4, block 10, Central Alblna..
Hans P. Alvlg and wife to H. C. Erlck
aim, lots 1 to 8, 'block 8. Portsmouth
Villa extension
John H. Couch and wife to W. C. Noon.
228
800
123
V, lots 2 and 3, block 200, Couch
addition 1,800
John li Couch and wife to W. C. Noon,
- block 8, Waverly tract .....8,500
J. C. Roberto and wife to F. W. Hansen,
lota 1. 2. 8. 8. 10, block 18, Hansen
Second addition....................... 1
Maggie Howell and husband to Cbarle
Mcrutton, lot 11, block -47, Sunnyslde.
Mark O'Neill and wife- to W. H. Nunn,
, lot 3, 4 and 6, block 1, aubdlvlcion lot
C. M. Pat ton tract i
Ben Helling and wife, to J, W. Jonea.
lota 7 and. 8, block 8, Laurelwood
Park
Multnomah county to B. House, lot 8,
Mock 40, Woodstock
Multnomah county to B. House, lota 81,
84. bloc 7, Rirerdale
C. O. Briscoe snd wife to Kllsa Paddl
son. lot 32. fraction tuts S'l, 34, 35,
block 4, West Portland Park
P. A. Bater to Jeasle M. Verry, lot 6,
bliK-k 2, Kenllworth ;
C. K. Blum and wife to R. C. Hunter
and wife,' lota 10 to 12. block 8, Monll
cella addition to F.aat Portlnnd ........
Henrietta Adams and husband to 8t.
John Water Work k Lighting com
l'snr, lot 1, block 2, Adam addition
800
TOO
200
20
250
, to M. jonna
' ' Oct your insurance and abstracts to real
estate from the Title Guarantee 4 Trust com
pany, chamber of commerce bid.
BUILDW0 PEEMITS.
To Boring Junction Lumber company, erect
abed at East Seventh and East Madison, to
text I."). -
To Gt W. McCoy, addition t4 two-story dwell
ing e A-uMi aim . oiara, to coai foai, m
xq ii. n. otout, erect two-tory residence at
Twenty-third and Petty grove, to cost f.1,250.
To S. L. Brown, erect factory building at
I nlon avenue and Kaat Pine, to cost $2,000.
To K. B. Holme, erect two-story frame at
Last First and Broadway, to cost $1,400.
X Sumpter woman ha eloped with a
garabler. She will find It a losing- game.
Fine Grille Work
Carving, Turning .
Ornamental and Wood Novelties
. Prompt Attention to All Orders
Our Motto
PORTLAND GRILLE AND
CARVING CO.
X474 Troat 0fc ITorth of Xorrlaon It,
JTbon Kala 133S.
TRANS A CIIONSk IN- THE FINANCIAL WORLD
FIRST ASPARAGUS
COMES TO MARKET
BBzrxEirr was raoK stbab beat-
xxtoh aitsvsozj) ton bo chares
A POTJJTD Att OBEOOir TEOETA-
BIH BABLrEB EAOEB CALL POB
, Front Street 'jJa,n 80.-The ' principal
vents in the local wholesale market to
day were: :'...
-First atsparagrus t Is in.
i Oregon - rhubarb arrlvea,4
Eg-g quotations firm.
, Poultry slightly weaker.
All salmon -scarce. - h
Potatoes are weaker.
Hops continue dull, t
. v Oretfoa Bea,ts the World.
The ftrst asr)ararua to come into the
markets: was raised near Beaverton, a
few miles from this city, and arrived in
yesterday, it was the flrtt of the sea.
son to arrive from any place, the Cal'
if ornia stock not having come yet. It
is being Quoted at SO cents a pound.
Season Za Boshed.
' The spring season is being rushed a
trine in Oregon and. vegetables which
usually arrive late In February or early
in March are now beginning to come in.
Rhubarb is now, arriving in this mar
ket ana is eagerly called for In pref
erence to the California stocks. Ore
gon celery is not in very large receipt,
but the demand Is very large on ac
count of the extra good quality of the
stocks. Oregon 'grown stocks bring
about 10 cents a bunch more than the
California. Oregon cabbage is now com
ing In fair supply and brings a better
price tnan those from the South.
EgS Quotations Plrm. .
There is a good call for eggs from
Puget sound now ruling and this is a
great help In keeping the local prices
from going lower. Receipts here are
quite fair, but the excessive dfemand
from the outside coupled with a fairly
good. local call enables all athe dealers
to clean up at about 28 cents a dozen.
Chicken Are Weaker.
The chicken market is weaker with
the receipts quite small. There does
not seem to be much of a demand and
even the small arrivals have to be car-
rled over from flay to day. -The re.
tailers are badly overstocked and are
not in the market to any great extent
More dressed turkeys have arrived- dur
ing the past few days than for some
time previous and the. demand is now
very slow. Live birds are in about the
same condition. Ducks are In fair call
with geese rather weak.
All Salmon Is Scares.
All salmon receipts are now small
and the demand is good with prices
unchanged from those of yesterday.
The arrivals of smelt, although plenti
ful, are not so - very large and present
prices are easily obtained and the 'mar
ket is enabled to clean up after each
shipment The cooler weather is said
to be tha cause for the smaller run.
Potatoes Are Weaker. .
' ''With a drop of about 10 cents In the
, B.an- Francisco, market yesterday in an
ticipation of the large receipts on the
steamer Elder from this city, the local
market shows a certain degree of weak
ness with few of the dealers caring to
buy at all at present prices. The onion
market continues firm with $1.25 as the
top for buying prices out in the' country.
Local selling prices for the better grades
are higher. :
Hops Continue Soil.
The hop market continues only dull,
very few sales being reported of late.
Dealers In this city Who are long on
hops are beginning to get nervous and a
slump in the quotations would quickly
.ensue If they should begin to be fright
ened into selling. J
Butter Receipts Larger.
The receipts of the better grades of
creamery butter are showing an in
crease and the market is not so firm
as It was yesterday. The price shows
no Change today. Receipts of Eastern
Washington and Oregon-butter-are
larger. Country store arid "dairy butter
are small in arrival with the demand
about the same.
Expect Bait Beellaa.
.Another decline In the quotations on
coarse and half ground salt Is expected
within the next week or so Both
wholesalers and retailers of this city
are very short of stocks and are only
buying from hand to mouth in anticipa
tion of such a move. The new agents
of the Independent salt factories In this
city are getting acquainted with the
trade and likewise are getting more and
more of the trust's business. This will
very likely soon cause the latter con
cern to retaliate by making a cut in
quotations.
: Doings in Keats.
The arrivals of small block hogs are
small with the demand excellent ' Large
sized hogs are also coming In larger
number, but the low figures on lard is
keeping the demand small. Large veal
Is coming faster with the demand not
so active, the same can also be said of
mutton, i Small sized veal of the beat
quality is in demand at top quotations.
: Opinions on Today's Market.
W. B. Glafke company Seems to us
that there is more fancy creamery but
ter arriving.
Toft, Hine A Co. Good block hogs
in strong demand; large hogs are slow
sale; eggs are firm on account of some
orders from' the sound; small sized veal
Is- wanted; poultry is weaker.
Page & Son There are not many
chickens on the market today, but the
demand is not so active as it was; eggs
are in good call with some-orders from
Puget sound; hogs have been arriving
in larger lots but all were cleaned up
at quotations; still, a good demand for
veal. . j
McKInley Mitchell 'Frisco potato
market is lower and this causes a
weaker feeling in this city; hops are
still dnll.
Chatterton & Co. Chickens are
weaker; eggs moving readily; hogs are
going at printed prices; potatoes are
slower. i ... . '
Levy & Spiegl Everything moving
oft nicely; new supply of California
vegetables will arrive in time for open
ing of the market on Monday; a fine
shipment of fancy hot house mushrooms
from California oame in late yesterday
afternoon.
Q. 8. 8mlth company Potatoes and
apples are in good demand
Malarkey & CO. Salmon of all kinds
very scarce; jie changes in market
prices. ; .
i W. S. BwanK rnere are now about
10,000 sacks of potatoes awaiting ship
ment on the next California steamer;
not buying any myself just now as I
am overstocked; plenty. coming, however.
L. Jaggar Potato and onion markets
still 'steady.
Everdlng & Farrell Eggs are now go
ing to Seattle and market here Is steady;
no chart In butter situation; 'poultry in
light receipt- with fair demand; more
dressed turkeys in market; demand not
so lively. .'
Smith Bros. Prices for hogs and veal
have held for the top all week; poultry
all cleaned up at good figures; beef and
mutton .market simply demoralized , on
account of large receipts; big drop in all
livestock and the small demand for
dressed meats-is having a bad effect on
husiness.-:i:-..,;6
Today's quotations, as revised, are as
fOllOWSf ;;T-::.:;:v;;-v");f:.i; -.:(' .-.
POBTLAWn WHOXESALB PB1CES.
Orala, Floar and Feed. -
WHEAT Export quotation Walla Walla,
TSa74c; bluestem, ?ST9c; vallej. 78c.
BAKI.EY Feed. $20.00! roues., t2i.O0Q22.0Ot
brewing. tSl.00t222.00. :
OATS No. 1 white. 124.00(325.00; irray.
t24.O0ftf23 0O per ton; price to farmer, white,
22.O0IES 22.80; -ray, 22.50 per ton.
Fl,OUK Eastern Oregon Fs tents, 14.10(9
4.40; straight. 13.60; valley, t3.753.8B; gra
ham. Us. 13.40; 10a; I3.TO.
MILL8TUFFS Bran. $19.00 per ton; mid
dling. t'Je.OO; short, $20.00; chop. J18.B0.
HA Y Timothy, tia.OO 17.00;' ICaatern Ore
Con. tlO.OOlS.OO; Mixed. $14.00; clover. $13.)0
14.00; wheat. Il.1.0014.00; cheat. $12.00a
14 00; oat. tlS.0018.00.
Hops, Wool sad Hides.
HOPS New, 2728H for choice; 24(f828e for
prime: poor quality, 18V4Q20c contract. 1004,
17'i 18c. .. ', , . ;
W OOk Valley, eoar te medium, 16ieHe;
fine, leoilSttc;. Eastern Oregon, 10lSc; mo
hair, nominal, 26 26c.
SIIEEPSKINS Shearing. 10320c; abort Wool.
2030e; medium wool, 804jiOc; long wool,
00cw$1.00 each.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, 45e; No. S and
grease. 22He. -
HIDES Dry hide. No. 1, 10 lb and tip,
14c per lb; dry kip. No. 1. 6 to 15 lb.
12c; dry calf. No. f. 'under 6 lb. 15c: dry
salted, bnlla and (tag, 1-8 ea than dry
flint; salted bide, steer. ound, 80 pound or
orer, 67c; oO to 60 lb. 6c; nnder SO lh
and cows, 66c; (tags and bulla, sound. 4c;
kip., sound, 15 to 80 lbs. 6c; sound. 10 to
14 lbs, 6c; calf, soand. nnder 10 lbs, 8c; green
(unsalted), le per lb less; cnlls, lc per lb
l(s; horae hides, salted, esch, tl.25Q1.75; dry,
each, $1.00(gl.50: colts' hides, each. 25050c;
goat sains, common, each. 1015c; Angora,
with wool on. each. 25ctl.00.
Batter, Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT Sweet, Sle; sour, e.
MUTTER Creamery, extra fancy, 80i7a2He;
ordinary, 80c; cold storage. 2527Hc; Kaatern,
45c: renorated, l20c; dairy, lt)f7tfc; store,
Kx812V4c. '
EttasEastern Oregon, 26c; cold storage,
24c: nakera', 20c.
I CHEESE Full cream, twin. 13KQ14c; Tonng
America. 1 5c.
POULTRY Chickens. mixed, Ill44fl2c;
bet. 12ft13c per lb; roosters. 10tillc per
broilers, iltt12Sc per lb; fryers, 12c pe'
lb: ducks, old. 12c per lb; yonng. 13e per lh;
grse. Be per lb: turkey,- 16(2 16o per lb;
dressed, 18c per lb.
Fruits and Vegetables.
POTATOES 90tl.05; buyer price, for
chipping, 753Sc cwt; ordinary, 6575o ack;
buying, 65ig'foc; sweet, 250 per lb; sew,
4c per lb. -
f ONIONS Oregon,' M.301.50; baying price,
best 11 W5ai25: f.o.b. Portland, .201.25.
FRESH TRUITS Applea, Oregon, 60ca1.60
per. box; orange, narele, t2.OQQ2.60 per box;
Seedlings. SOcU$1.2S per box; Jspsnese. 8cj ba
nanas, fi5tte per lb; lemons, cbolca. $2.50(2.75
per boxt fancy. $8.00(33.50 per box; limes, Mexi
can, 65c per 100; pineapples, 13.50; cranberries,
local,- $7.00 per bbl; Jersey, tlO.OO; peralm
Even, tl-60. v .
VEGETABLES Tnrnlp. 85c per sack; car
rot. $1.00 per sack; beeta, $100 per sack;
mdlsbes, . )2V4Q15c per dor; cabbage, Oregon,
me per lb; lettuce, head, 15c per dot: bot
kons lettuce, $l.O0(iJ1.50 per box: green pep
prs, 5c per lb;' horseraalsh. 78c per lb;
celery, B060c per dos; tomatoes, tl.00if1.50
per box; parsnips, tl 25; cucumbers. 50Q75C
per-box; hotter beans. 10c per lb; Llms beans,
8c; sprouts. c, cauliflower, Oregon. $1.00 per
dos; artichokes. 7590c per do; green pes, 74J
e vr hj uregon aspsrefru, ooe id,
DRIED FRU ITS Armies, eranorated.
per lb; aprlcota, lllHc per lb; ack.
er lb. less; peaches. 69e per lb: pertrs, SH
i.er lb; prnres, Italian, SVtSHHe per lb;
French, Vl4c per lb: ttga. California
blarka, 6(36 to per lb; do whites. 6U,Gi7c
pet Ui plums, . pitted, 6G9c per lb; date,
gulden, per .b; fards, $1.50 per 15-lb box.
RAISINS Seeded, . fancy, l ib cartons, 60
package to' case, He pkg; seeded. 12-os
cartons, Tc; loos Muscatels, riO-lb bose. Trig
R'4e per lh; Lndn Isrers. tl.K5Q2.00: clusters.
t2.50(iS.76; Hs. 25c; H. 60e sdrsnc orer
ponna cartons.
FIGS Ten 1-lb esrtons. choice brand. 11.00
10 1-lb cartons, fancy' brand. $1.10; 10 1-lb
nririe. z-emwn, wc; jo l-io nricaa. -crown.
Wc; 60 H-lb bricks, per box. $2.25: 4-row lay
ers, per 10-lb box, 80c; looae, 60-lb boxes, per
lb, 66H Csllmyrsns Six-crown, 10-lb csr
tnns, per hox, $2 00; Jl-crown, 10-lb carton, per
box, $1.75; 4-crown, 20 H-lb ca'too. per box.
$1.75. .
Groceries, Vnts, Eto.
' StTGAR "Seek bssls" Cube, 3.60; pow
dered, $5.65; dry granulated. $5.45; beet j;rnnu
li.ted, $5.25; extra , $4.U6; golden 0, $4.85:
bbls, loc; bbla. 25c; boxes, 6oc adrance ta
ssck bssls. less 25c cwt for cash, 15 days;
mn pie. H31n. per lb.
HONEY 14H15c.
COFFEE Green Mocha. 21Q2.V; Jars, fancy,
2(1 (U .12c; Jaya, guod. 30625c; Jaya. ordinary,
18((i20c; CoaU Rica, fancy, 10Q2oc; Costa Klca,
gcod. 16a18c; Coma Rica, ordinary, ll(S18c per
lb; package coffee, $15.75.
TEAS Oolong, different grades, 25 Q 05c;
gunpowder, 2NU32S85c; EuglUh breakfaat. dlf
ftr.nt grades, 24465e; aplderleg. uncolored
Japan, 80u05cj green Japan (rery carce),3oi(J
"fa
it iii'ini.n.T.9.a. im Km ia-rn M.
line table, dairy, 60s, 35c; 'lOOe.Aoc; Imported"
l.iyerpooi, txa. ouc; luu. vsc: itm, i.9).
Worcester Bbls 2s. 3s, $5.60; 6s, $5.25; 10s,
$5.00; bulk. 820 lbs, $5.00; sacka, 60, bdc.
SALT Coarse, half ground, 100. per ton,
M.60; 50. per ton, $7.00; Liverpool lump rock,
$22.50 per ton; 50-lb rock, $6.50; lOoa, $6.00.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta. $5. 75 ra 6.00 per 100.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. 6c; No. 2,
4V: Nw Orlran bead, 67Me.
BEAN'S Small white. 3c large white. $3.50
m.00; pink, t3.40U3.60; bayou, Zc; Lima,
$4.00.
Nl'TS Peanut Tc, Jumbo 8Mc lb raw, 6 10c
per lb for roaated; cocoanuta, 85($90e per dos;
walnut, 144Q15e per lb; pine nuts, 10J12Hc
per lb; hickory nuts, 10c per lb: chestnuts.
Eastern, 1616c per lb; Brssll nut. 16c per
lb: Alberta. lSfiilBo per !b: fancy pecan. 14)
15c per lh; almond. 18Q15o per lb.
. W1KK NAILS Present bass at $2.75.
ROPE Pur Manila, 13VC (tandard, 12e;
IsaU lOHc. .
Paints, Coal Oils, Eto.
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases, JSe per
gsl; water white. Iron bbls. lse per gsl;
wooden, ; headlight, esse. 26 per gal; head
light. Iron bbl. 18 He per gal.
LIXStKD OIL Pure raw. In bbla. 47c per
gal; caae, 62c per gal; genuine kettle boiled,
case 64c per gal, bbl 49c per gal: ground
cake, car lota. $26.00 per ten; le than ears,
$26.00 per ton.
GASOLINE 86-dcg., case 82c per gsl. Iron
t-bls 26c per gal; stove, esse 24) per gal.
Iron bbl 18c per gal.
BENZINE 68-deg., cases, 22c;' Iron bbl,
15 "-,c.
PAINT OIL Raw, bbl 815c per gal, eaae 38c
per gal; boiled, cases 40c.
TURPENTINE 4n esses. 88c per gal, wooden
btls, 84 Vic per gal, Iron bbla 82c per gal, 10-lb
case lota, 87c per gal.
' WIIITH I.EAU liOO-lb lot BC per lb, leaa
lot 7c per lb.
Meats and Provisions.
FRESH - MEATS Inspected Beef, prime,
6Miie per" lb; rows, 66c per lb; mutton,
dressed, 6tt$Tc per lb; lambs, dreated, 7 He pr
FRESH MEATS Front street Beef steers.
6(tftJHe per lb; bulls, 4aH- per lb; cows, 8
moo per in; pors, oiocs, ohos per m;
peckers, 6Utic per lb; mutton, drnised, 6i$
64c per lb; Ismbs, dressed, 64$ 7c per lb; Teal,
nail. NMtUBc per ID; large, 047c per lb.
HAMS. BACON. ETC Portland bark (local)
hama, 10 to 14 lb. Mi. per lb: 14 to 16 lbs.
12hc per lh; 18 to 20 lbs, 12)c per lb;
cottage, 9 He per lb; " picnic, , BViC .per
lb; breakfast bacon. 15(3 18c per lb; regn
lar short clears, unsmoked, 10q. per ltt;
nicked, -lc per lb: clear back, unsmoked,
10c per lh; smoked, lie per lb; Union butts,
10 to 18 lb, uoamoked, 8c per lb; smoked, 6c
per lb.
EASTERN PACKED HAMS Under 14 lb,
1SC per lb; oyer IS lbs, 18c per lb; fancy,
MtatfM.llii- per lh: nlcnlcs. 8V oer lb;
shoulders, 10c per lb; dry-salted aldra, ansmoked,
e per' lb; amoked. 104 per lb; breakfast
nacon. iilitfioe per in; rancr. 18V4e per lb.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s, 10e per
lb: 6s. 10S,c oer lb: 60-lb tins. 10c nee lh;
steam-rendered, 10, 6c per lb; 6a, 0e per
id; do, vc per in; cosiponnu xiwees, I ftv per
lb; tub. 7,e per lb; fUie, 7e per lb.
EASTERN LAKH Kettle leaf, 10-lb tin.
ll'4c per lh: 6s, U,c per lb: 60-lb tins. 104o
per lb; steam-rendered 10s, tO'io per lb; 5a.
10ac per lb; 60s. 9e per lb. .
(A boy a packing -bou price ar act cash, 18
ANNRD BALMOM Colnmbla rlrer 1-lb talla.
$1.76; 2-lb talis, $2 .40; fancy Mb flat. $1.00;
H-lb fancr data. $1.1(0 fancy 1-lb oyal. $2 60;
Aloaka tails, pliik. 80c; red. $1.60: 14b tails.
$2-TO.
FISH HOCK coa. 7C Per lb; Bounder. 60 pet
lb; halibut. 6c per lb; crab. $4.60 per doc;
raxor clams, ittlOe iwr-doa; little-neck "clams.
;k':; atripej uaas, iVjC per lb; Puget Bound
smelt. 6c per lb; eatfloh, 7crer lh; black cod,
' per lh; salmon troot. J2K(tl6e jcr lb;
h hsters, 15c er lb; perch. Tic per lli;.slmoa,
sil.'liles. 6c er lb; steclbads, 8c per lb;
cUuook, lie per. lb; herring, do psf lb;
,-".:
per lb: sole. 6c per lb; torn end, 6c per lb;
Columbia rUer smelt, 2c per lb; sturgeon. To per
lb.
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay, per gat. $2.26;
per sack, $3.76 net; Olympla,, per sack. t&.25.
BROKERS' OPINIONS
ON NEW YORK STOCKS
(Furnished by Orerbeck. Starr & Cooke ..Co.)
Logan & Bryan, New York;- Market
Is a little Irregular, but on the., whole
there Is not much change. The selling
pressure Is slight. The bank statement
was not radical, and while there was
a small decrease In reserves, the gen
eral feeling Is one of expansion. The
political situation and tha Northern Se
curities case still determine operation,
and market Is quite likely to follow the
news from these Quarters. As we re
gard war Is improbable and the North
ern Securities decision a temporary fac
tor, we are still of the opinion that
stocks on weak spots are a purchase.
Dick Bros., New York; Stocks have
been dull and Irregular today. The
general list moved up fractionally and
held firmly for the first half-hour. The
bank statement appeared and then de
clined some. Final prices . were about
the lowest. 'War, newi was conflicting
and had but little Influence. The bank
statement was disappointing, showing a
decrease in reserve because of an in
crease of nearly $3,000,000 on the loan.
United States Steel preferred was again
weak under pressure. The market as a
whole was not a very significant affair.
f
DESCRIPTION;
Amal. Copper Co.,
Atchison, com .,
do preferred
Am. Car ft Found., com.
do preferred..........
Am, Sugar, com.......
Am. Smelt., com.......
do preferred
Baltimore A Ohio, com..
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt.
Canadian Part tic, com..
Chi. At Gt Feat., com.
CM., Mil. St. P
Chi. dc - North., com. ...
Chi. Terminal Ry.... ...
Chesapeake tc Ohio
Colo. Fuel It Iron, com.
Colo. South., com
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred
Delaware A Hudson....
Del., Lack. & Wet..
D. A R. G., com.......
do preferred
Erie, com...-
do 2d preferred
do lit preferred
Illinois Central
LrulBTllle A- Nashville..
Metro. Traction Co. . . .' .
Manhattan Blerated. . . .
Mexican Central Ky....
Minn., St. P. A Ste. M..
do preferred....;
Missouri Pacific
M.. K. A T., com
do preferred
New York Central
Norfolk A Western, com.
do preferred...
N. V., Ont. A Wet
Pennsylvania Railway. .
P. G., L. k C. Co
Pressed Steel Car, com.
do preferred
Resdlng, com
do 2l preferred
do lat preferred
Rep. Iron k 8t6el,com.i
do preferred
Rock Island, com......
do preferred.
Southern Railway, com.
do preferred
Southern Pacific
St. L. k 8. F., d pfd..
do lat preferred
St. L. k H. W., com...
do preferred.....
Texas k Pad lie
Tenn. Coal k Iron
T.. St. L. k W com..
do preferred..........
Union Pacific, com
do preferred
X- S. Leather, com....
do preferred
C. S. Rubber, com
do preferred
TJ. 8. Steel Co., com...
do preferred
Wisconsin Central, com.
do preferred.
Western Union Tel....
Wabash, com
do preferred
47
01
19 i4
68
19
68
J27?4
924
91
4714
92 W
833
91
47 H
1181i
118
18
144 W
165
165
10fc
10
84
81 H
18
25
58tf
167
1874 167H
167
272H
72
27(4
47 W
183
107
120
"2.H
64 Vi
124U
94
18
93 H
80 h
les
U9i
61 W
89
23 K,
120
81
74
41
61
44
24
"sS
58
66
IS
1494
2'A
26 V
88g
SB
81
00
90
90 -7
814
13Vk
T4
T4
18
ivi
55TX
an
'iiii
66 fc
30
404,
8SK
89
20V
88 V
Total ssles for day, 181,100.
Money, 2 per cent.
MAY WHEAT IS DOWN
A HALF CENT TODAY
HFtrnlibed by pyerbeek, Starr k Cook Co.)
imcago, jan. to. me wneac maraet wa
lower today. May opened at 9uc. wa blgb
at 90 u and low at UUc. Tbe cloa wa at
tM)n asked, drop of Vc since yesterday. July
opened at t)2c, touched 824e as the high and
62c the low and closed st 82(4c. a decline
of c. The various market ranged during
the day a follow:
open. itign.
Low.
t .8H
.60
.48
.4D .
.37
12.97
7.80
7.32 '
6 .60
8.72
Close.
I .0A
, .8-ii
.BOH A
48',B
.43 A
.38
1S.02
t.80
T.82
6.60
6,72
Wheat
May t
July.....
Corn-
.90
.821
.60 "A
.48 iJ
.42i
.37 "J
-827s
.6014
.48
.43(4
-tela
13.30
7.42
7.43
8.70
6.82
May.....
July
Oats
May July
Pork-
May 13,27
Lard
May T.43
July 7.42
Klbs
May
6.70
6.82
July
- Amarioan Stookj ia Loadon.
london, Jan. 80. 2 p. tn. Anaconda Copper
declined 1; Atchison advanced hi. preferred
advanced ; Haiti more k Ohio adyancad M;
Canadlnn Pacific declined 4: Chesapeake A
f llo adeanced Vi Chicago, Milwaukee k St.
Paul advanced 4; Denver k Itlo Grande ad
vanced H: Krle unchanged, flrsta advanced
Illinois Central advanced Mi Loulavllle A
Nsshvlll declined Hi Mexican Central un
changed; Mlsoiirl, Kansas ft Texas sdvsnced V;
New York Central declined H: Ontario k West
em unchanged- Norfolk ft Western declined H;
I'ernsylvanla advanced ; Reading unchanged,
firsts declined ; Southern Pacific advanced
Southern Railway advanced , preferred de
clined Union Pacific advanced M,, preferred
declined 'i: l.'nlted States Steel unchanged, pre
frred advanced 4j Wabash advanced r
ferred declined V. Consols 87, unchanged.
' EASTERH LtVEBTOCK STEADY.
Chlcego, Jan. 30. The receipt of llveatnck la
the principal parking center of the country
today were
Hog. Cattle. Sheen.
Chicago 23.0(10 m ' 1.000
Kansas City 4.no 4XI
On. aha 4. MM) 600 260
Hogs Opened ateady with 8,000 left over from
yesterday; receipt year ago were 15.000.
Itt-.llr.g hog price show: Mixed snd batchers,
t4.oo&5.06; good hesvy, t4.55W5.10; rough
htsvy. t4.(l34.lH); light, t4.45ig4.90.
Cattle Steady.
Sbeep Steady.
t 1 1
BOSTON COPPER CLOtX
Boston, Jan. 80. Copper close:
Bit! Ask.
Old Dominion 10 104
Adventure ; 2 2
Arcadian .' .. 80
Atlantic T4 SH
Hlngbain ,...22
Calumet 460 466
Centennial 1SV4 16
Copper Mountain 68 AO
(Nipper Hang 44 60
Daly West 844 36
Dominion Coal .................... SO el
Osceola 68 60
Phoenix 2 t
Wyandot .9f 95
r.hode Iiland 1 )U
Victoria 8 14 8
Winona , 6a J
Wolverln 72
KEW YORK BANK STATE MENT.
- Wew Tnrk, " Nor;-- 8..Tb bank statement
today wss: ' '-
Reserve, decrease 104.1,625; reserve, lew V. ..
decreano t086,4o0: hwna. tncreaa t29.487.2on;
speele. Increase tlO.2AM.6nO; legale, decrease 81..
Sal, 100; deposits. Increase t37,610,60j . circula
tion, secrtaa vs,iva . -
CHICAGO HEAT ;
IS DOWN AGAIN
MASKS WAS Ai TO CESTT IiOWEB,
IT IS TEX C8AUB HE3ITATX670
A ITI) X7XKTOUB PIT AS rOB BUT.
EAL SATS COM WAS TXBT
QTJIST. ,
iFcrntabed br Overlieck, Strr ft Cook Co.)
Chicago, Jan. SO. Logan & Bryan ad
vise: The wheat market is about
to cent lower. It Is the same hesi
tating and nervous market as for 'sev
eral days past. Liverpool again showed
fair strength on restricted shipments
from Argentine. : The eastern situation
Is also a factor. Operations in this
market are only moderate, and they are
of a scalping nature. Armour sup
ports the market price on May on every
sort spot, ana traae is aisposea to tmnx
he sells a little through, brokers on the
hard spots. Ha is probably not changing
the extent of his holdings materially.
The visible supply may show a small
decrease on Monday, but milling oper
atlons show such a large percentage of
the demand that surprises are ppssible.
Toledo reported a good milling demand
and there Is a fair cash, activity ia the
Southwest ,
Corn Very Quiet.
The corn market was so quiet as to
be almost dull. The trade is . mainly
local. The local short sellers the past
few days were In the main obliged to
cover their short sales today and have
not renewed the attack. The movement
is very moderate, with no indication of
an Increase, and there ia a fairly good
demand, which is handicapped some
what by the scarcity of cars.
Oats Uarket featureless.
Both buying and selling of oats are
in the main featureless, and on a small
scale. With the small receipts and
fairly good cash demand and estimated
stocks, there is not much selling pres
sure. The undertone of the market
seems strong.
Provisions Are Lower.
The provision market was weak and
about 10 to SO cents lower. Hog re
ceipts continue considerably in excess
of last year. The estimates for Mon
day are large, and there Is every indi
cation of a continued' large movement.
Prices at the yards was 6 cents lower.
Stocks of provisions here are accumu
lating, and must be sold at other points.
The situation does not seem strong to
us.
CHICAGO CASK WHIAT.
Chicago, Jan. 80. Cosh wheat at noon waa:
Bid.
Ask.
No. 2 red . .t .92
No. 3 red 87
No. 2 hard winter, river 81
No. 3 hard winter, river 72
No. 1 Northern spring 88
No. 2 Northern aprlng 84
No. 8 spring 78
.98
.98
.85
.83
.92
.90
90
NEW YORK COFFEE
RANGING UPWARD
(fsrntahed by Overbeek, Starr ft Cook Co.)
New York. Jan. 80. Coffee wa very Arm.
Foreign cables were heavier than extiected.
Brssll receipts small. On the opening the bnll
brokers tried to advince the market by buying
September, but after the call prices eased on
the longs selling March and May and eased
on September oa awl tehee. There wa no
raw from Brssll of Importance. Tbe close waa
higher. The market today waa:
Fid.
tT.89
8.00
, 8.10
8.26
, 8.40
8.65
.'. 8.65
8.80
8.85
8.96
9,05
Ask.
87.90
8.05
8.15
8.80
Jannary ,
February ,
March ..,
May .....
June .....
July
August . ,
September
October ' . .
November
December
8 45
8.00
8.76
8.86
8.90
9.00
8.10
CHICAGO tOCAL STOCKS,
Chicago, Ja. 80. Local atocka
Amerlcsa Biscuit .....
American Biscuit, pfd
American Box
American Box, pfd...
Anierlcsn Can ........
American Can. pfd ...
Shoe Machinery
Swift Packing
American Tool, pfd .,
Ctlcago City Railway
North Side Railway ..
West Sid Railway ..
CHICAGO GRAIN OAS tOTt,
Chicago. Jan. JO. Th grain ear. lota for to
day (how:
Car. Grade. ''Bat.
Wheat ....- 15 1 16
Corn 78 . , 260
Ont It t 86
The wheat car today were: Minneapolis, 240;
Duluth, 28. The car a year ago were: Min
neapolis, 802; Duluth, 27; Chicago, 23.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS.
Portland Union Stackyard. Jaa. 80. Receipt
of livestock In the local yard during th paat
24 hour consisted of 200 bog and 51 aheep.
All livestock la now weak. Ruling price are
follows:
Hogs Best. 6WfT5'4e: medium. 4i5e.
Csttle Best, t4.25; medium, t3.75.
Sheep Best, 3 ',4c; medium, 8c
PORTLAND CLEARING-HOUSE RETORT.
Th report nf the Portland clearing house tot
?ceterday waa:
learlngs 1395,700.80
Balauces 45,969.09
SAN FBANCISOO GRAIN.
San Frsnclsco, Jsn. 80. Close:
Wheat May, tl.SS bid.
Barley May, tl.09 bid; December, 11.05.
CLOSE Or LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Jan. 30 Closs:
Wheat March, 6 4H, K higher.
Corn January, 4-1, unchanged.
MILWAUKEE WHEAT CLOSE.
Mllwankee, Jan. 80. Close:
Wheat May, B0ie bid; July, 82'Ae.
Cora May, SttHe.
WXEK'S COTTON EXPORTS.
Nw York, Jan. 80. The total cotton export
of th week were 142,118 bales.
NEW YORK COFFEE RECEIPTS.
New York, Jan. 80. Coffee receipt were:
Bio, 7,000 baga; Santo. 12.000 bag.
TOMORROW'S ESTIMATED CASS.
Chicago, Jan. 30. Tbe estimated cars foe
tomorrow are: Wheat, 80; corn, 880; oat, 190.
CLOSE Of IT. LOUIS KAY.
St Lonle, Jan, 80. Wheat May, 85 He.
KEW YORK CLOSE,
New York, Jan. 80.-Wbet-May, 2e.
DULUTH KAY CLOSE.
Dnlnth, Jan. 80,Wht My; S9tte,
KANSAS CITY CLOSE, .
Kan City, Jam 80. Wheat May, T8e.
, .KINVZAFOLIS WHEAT CLOSE. ,
Minneapolis : Jan. 80. Wheat May, MK
HAVRE COFFEE HIOHIB.
.1.
titrre, Jn. to. Cefte today tdvaactd Ut
closet
Bid. Ask.
... 39Tt 40
...102 108U
... 24 2
... 19 SO
... 4 4U
...86 85 U
.t. 28tt 29
...1001Z iooh
. . . 274
... 624 67
... 694 Tl
...'45 4T
PRICE OF COTTON
BREAKS
RECORDS
UABKZT OPEV8 OTEB 1 lAll
KXGHSB TBA1T THE CXOSB OP
TSSTEBOAT JTOT CXOSEB 70
POIWTS ABOVE BANGS OP THE
OPTXOBS.
(Furnished by Overbeck, Starr "ft Coeke Co.)
New York, Jan. 80. Tha cotton mar
ket opened up over J4 a bate higher this
morning and the strong tone was kept
up all through the session. July opened
at $16.86, went up to 116.91 as the high
and 116.56 as the low. The close was
116.88 bid and 116.90 asked, an advance
of 70 points since the close of yeiter
day. This is the highest point reached
in the cotton market during" the present
season, and, In fact, is higher with but
two exceptions than at any time in the
history of the exchange.- The various
options today ranged as follows:
Onen.
High.
10.00
16.23
1645
.0
16.70
16.80
18.91
16.11
14.30
13.00
12.65
Low.
15.90
15.05
16.20
16.41
18.50
16.56
16.56
15.1X1
13.79
12.90
12.40
Close.
15.90 (d 96
16.15S25
16.891 45
18.60(268
18.87 Sod
16.80 (85
18.88(080
16.0002
14.80 (36
12.90(495
12.40&60
January... 15.90
February. . 15.96
March,,
16.35
16.41
April.
May
June.......
July.......
August. . ..
September.
October
pi cember. .
16.60
16.02
19.S6
15.08
14.25
13.00
12. SOU
AKXSICA1I BANK CLEARIN08.
New York, Jan. 80. The bsnk
shown by Brsdstreet for tbe Uie
January 28 are, as compared with
clearing
week ending
last year:
Inc. Dee.
.8 ....
New York ....
Chicago
tl,
310,871,000
159,082,000
122,627,000
116,373,000
88,800,000
86.886,000
26,963,000
21,648,000
20,873,000
21,282.000
12.476.UOO
14,172.000
2S.84fl.000
8.482, 000
9,700,000
8.8:18,000
7,655,000
7.706.000
6,157,000
6.264,000
5.860.000
6,678.000
4.232.000
4.069,000
6.774,000
8,968,000
8.254,000
8.652.000
4.212.000
7,048,000
8,131,000
2,824,000
8,067,000
2,407,000
41,784,000
2.520.000
2,181.000
2,883.000
8,499.000
1180,000
1.494.000
2.80,000
1.832.0O0
2, 158.000
1,197,000
1,417,000
1,890,000
1.624,000
2,067,000
1,470.000
2,081,000
1,223,000
1,717.000
856.000
1,0X0,000 1.124,000
1,041.000
1.878,000
679,000
981.000
1,189.000
l.lNO.Ono
993. ono
886,000
493.000
480,000
698,000
1,147.000
676,000
488,000
- -620,000
7N8.O0O
843,000
645,(si0
668.000
404.000
. . e:to,ooo
821,000
876,000
446,000
875,000
v 864.000
420.0(10
246,000
872,000
184,000
IRO.OOO
160,000
, 158.000
222,000
17,826.000
10,7(16,000
752.000
l,35s.000
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Lout'
Plttaburg r
San Francisco .....
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Kauaas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis ,
New Orleans ......
Detroit
Louisville
Omaha
Mtlfviuke
Providence ".
Buffalo
St. Paul
Iiidlanapoll
Lo Angeles
St. Joseph
Denver , . .
Richmond
Columbus
Sosttl
Washington
Savannah
Memphis ,
Albany
Salt Lak City ....
Portland, Or 1
Toledo
Fort Worth
Peoria
Hartford
Rochester
AtUnts
Des Moines
New Haven
Nsshvlllj
Spokane, Wash ....
Grand Rapid
Sioux Citv .
18.8
'Y.i
io'.i
81.2
22.1
19.2
in
6.8
4.7
.6
14.7
8.2
16.8
4.8
67.3
11.6
1.6
2 2
lire
6.6
14.1
17.6
17.8
'sis
7.4
6.6
16.2
15. T
ll.T
22 i
16.5
86.2
11.7
9.5
Si.rlngfleld, Man ...
18.1
8t
l.T
bee
8.4
Dayton
Trcoma.
Worceater
Augusta, Oa
Portland, Me
Scranton
Tt.peka
Sj 1 sense
Fensvllle
Wilmington, Del ...
Bbmtngham
Davenport ........
Fell River
Little Rock
Knot vlll
Macon
Wllkeabarre
Akron
Springfield, III ...
Wheeling, W. Ya...
WUblts
Youngatowa .......
Helena
Lexington
Chattanooga
Lowell
New Bedford
Kalamasno
Frgo, N. D
Canton, 0
Jacksonville, Fla . .
Qreensburg, Pa......
Rockford. Ill
Pprlngneld. O
Blnghamtoa .......
Cluster. Pa
I lcomlngt m, 111....
Qtilncy, 11
Sioux Fala, S. D...
Mansfield, O
Jacksonville, II,....
Fremont, Neb
Decatur, 111
Houston
Oslveston
Outhrle
Charleston
6.9
'i'.i
in'.i
8.S
4.8
6.0
2.6
12.5
18.4
20.5
27.1
11.8
70.9
1V9
16.6.
S0.1
87
20.6
92!
124.8
ii'.i
7.4
2.8
12.3
ii'.i
23.6
S49
11.9
21.1
4.1
1.6
14.3
2.4
2I'.1
.9
"Total, TJ.
Outald N.
Montreal . . . ,
Toronto
Winnipeg . . .
Halifax .....
Ottawa
Vancouver, B.
Quebec ......
Hamilton
St. John, N.
Victoria, B.
London ......
S.... .12,176.412,000
Y . . . . 805.941.000
Oaaadiaa Banks.
t 16.993,000
...... 12.32.8,000
4.2U2.O0
1, 821,000
1.2"
1.1
10.6
15.8
8.8
1V8
' 1,502,000
l.imiKK)
1,136,000
866,000
797.000
422,0110
630.000
0..
16.9
20.2
27!7
2.4
Totals, Canada..! 41,238,000
10.0
PRIMARY 1HIPKENT8 AND RECEIPTS.
Chicago,
show:
Jsn. to. Tbe primary receipt
Tody.
Bushels.
, 686.000
674,000
Yesr ago.
Bushels.
Whet
Corn
The shipments were:
669.000
653.000
Whet 6S7.000
Corn .'. 391.000
The clearance were wheat and flour,
bushels; corn. 199,000 bnahel; oats,
bushels.
171,000
709,000
S58.009
86.009
HAMBURG COrrEE DOWN.
Hamburg. Jan. 80. Coffee declined U today.
HEW TODAY.
Write for our large list bf farms. We
have properties throughout the Wlllam
ette Valley and are steadily selling
mem.
City Properties
Leave your city properties with us.
We will sell them also.
Call or write for our prospectus,
which indicates the scope of our busi
ness. The Shaw-Fear Co.
(Successor to W. A. Shaw ft Co.)
843 8TABX STBEET.
Chocs property within a mile and one
half business center Vancouver, -Wash.:
100 A CR.I8 -Improved; choice location
Sia.ooo.
1SS ACBZfj Unimproved fSS per acre.
40 ACHES Unimproved 980 per acre.
BO ACBES Unimproved 868 per acre.
ACBES Very close in Alio pet
acre. 18 ACRES- Improved, close in SlsO
' per acre. ,
80 ACRES On river; fine view 300
per acre.
I1ENKLE & BAKER
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Llvernonl. Jan. 8v -,..inn eleeiilDtnV'
points higher. Sales were 8,000 balee; Ameri
can. 2.0s) bales: xecelnta. 1A00O LaU-a- a,.,.i.
can, 9,000 bale. .
PARIS .WHEAT AND TLOQS.
Pari. Jan. 80. Wheat and flnnr euleti Snnt
wheat 1H centime blgher; future. V eentltns
lower; spot ftonr, 6 centime lower; future, I .
rentlma hlirher.
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F. 5. Dunning, Inc., 414 East Alder,
corner East Sixth. Both phones.
Call promptly answered to any part
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ENGINES.
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CO. (incorporate)
Capital and Surplus $600,000.00.
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