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TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1904. 11 COTTON MARKET WAITS WOODED DRIDSES FOR DEFINITE NEWS TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD m in fashig:; ' Enrertil at tbe Postof0.ee of Portland. Or. f for transmission through tb nulls eeond ei matter. .- ; Post for Single ronlts: for n 8. 10 or IS Pg paper? 1 nt; 16 to 28 page. 3 cent: otm pages, 3 cents. . ' TELEPHONES. ; Btialnns Office Main BOO. v v.. Editorial Booms Main 850. ' ' FOaEIOlT ADVEKTISINO EEPKESESTATIVE. rrrltnd-Bsngamln Special AdTertlslng Agency, ISO Khiiii Btreat, Maw Zork. Ttibuna Bulla log, Chicago. . ' , ' , BUBscmrpnow iatee. . ' Twin by Csrrisr. The pally Journal, on rear...... Th Dally Journal, six months.... TM Dally Journal, three months.. Ins Dally Journal, by tbo week... $5.00 ........ a o ,,i 1.80 .w Trm by Kail, ; - " Th Dally Journal, by mall, one rer...,.f4.0. The Dally Journal, by mall, si month. ... J M Tba Dally Journal, bT mall,' three months., l.p lb Dally Journal, by mall, on month.,... M ,' Th Saml-Weekly Journal. Tba Hem!-Weekly Journal, 8 to 12 pages aaeh Issue, all tba news and full market reports, en fesr, 1.60. - '. -Iba Weakly Journal. Tba Weektv Journal, 100 columns of reading encn Imu-. Illustrated, full market reports, on year. $1.00. . j : Remlttancea should be msde bf drafts, postal notes, express -order, and small amoonts ara acceptable in I and 2 -cent postage stamps. -. , '. THE J01TRXA1. . P. 0. Box 121. Portland. Or. TrVrtAT'SJ TflHTJIAHT. Weather conditions and general forecast for ! Orecoii, Washington and Idaho : . Hear lain occurred yesterday 'In southern California and light showers ara reported at . scattered places in western Oregon and western Washington! Precipitation is slso reported in Vtiih, Colorado, western Kansas and tba Red ,lt . ,,-11 M ,L ' IV .. Tlie indications sre for showers Thursday In western Oregon and western Washington, and generally fair weather elsewhere In tbts'dls- inci. J Maximum tempers tura In th hut 24 hours, , 40; minimum temperature, 88; precipitation, .08. , MARRIAGE LICENSES. . (- Georrs W. Lawhorn, 83, and Bra L. Gram- iner,. jm. Carl Barton Webb. - Klickitat county, Waah., SI. and Ktbel Mar Elliott. IS. . Harry Mason Walthew, King county, Washing ton. , and Mary Krelyn Bteel, a. -1 Theodore L. Beers, 24. and Daisy Eulter, 21. Fred ITewett, Cheh'alt county, Washington, 85, and Addle Nelson, 25. BITHS. ' ; Fehrusry 12. to Mr. and Mrs. II. Mall on, at ZOO Alorrl street, a son. . . " CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. . ' FeKruary 15, Joseph Lc grand, tt 770 Raleigh, meaalea. rebrnary IB, Ella May J was, at 233 Bast Bum street, messies. DEATHS. February 14. Mildred Alband. at Arleta Park f hemorrhagic variola. . Interment Lon . Fir cemetery. Fehruarr 11, Edmund D. Toblo, at th Alns- wortb bnildlng (gunshot wound), sulcld. . ! terment ixna Fir cemetery. Crematorium, on Oregon City -ear line, near Bellwnod; modern, scientific, complete. Charges Adults, $36; children, $25.. Visitors 0 a. m. to 5 n. m. Portland Cremation aaanelatlnn. t'ortiand, w. funeral directors and mbalmer. .220 . Third strcot. rnon wn.. ' 1. P. Flnley Son., iunersl dlrsctors sod embalmera, n rentored to their new tb- - nsnme:.c, corner ?nira ana siaaison streets. Both phones An. S. ..,,,..,... . urn Tirw ceketeet. Single grasea, $10. Family lots from- $75 to , gi.uut). The .only cemetery In Portland which r rpetu-iny maintalna and cares tor lota. For full information apply to W. it. Mackensie, Worcester piocx, city. . M. lAao, ireament. " (lark Bros, .for flowers. 388 Morrison street SEAL XSTATZTBAVSTZK8. Annie Robinson to J. W. Hickman, west tt lot 7. block 7, Carnthera' addition.. $2,900 v.- it. iTeacott, trustee, to ursce it. uray "and buabsnd. weat tt lots 9 snd 10. V block 23, Irrington addition ! 750 Arthur A. Baominn to bonis P. Beno . et sl lota 1. 4, 6. 8, east IS feet lots , 3, 8. 8, 7, block 202, Couch addition.. Sheriff (for fbarlee Malu) to T, I, , ( leoton, lots 13 to 18. block 11. Sunnrslde. aide .. I. ...... , ...... ... S3 . city 4b snbnrbsn Railway company to tba ' . " Investors' Mortgags Security company,' I Ltd.). Dart lot 8. block P. Tahor . heights tOO LAiira M. Burkhart and husband to Mary - H. (iuntlier. 1 sera section X. townahln ' 1 north, rsnge 6 esst 1,500 rsrs ijana company to uant K. Horn- . nng. lota 13 to-16. block 71. UnlTsraltv Psrk 600 a. j. Kanaall and wire to Phoenix Land i company, lots 13 to 18, inclnnire, lots .11 to 42. Inclusive, block 4, First Blec- trie addition ............. v." Frederick H. Page snd wife to Rosa Keldenhelmer, iota 11 snd 12, block " 1. Johnson's addition Frank H. Sherman and wife to .Phoenix , Ijnd company, lota S. 0. 48. block B, lota 20, 44, block 9, Flrat Electric ad dition , Ira O, Shattuck et al. to Lucy A. Shat. tuck, undivided 2-8 block 7. Simon'a ad dition 488 K. u. Lainmtere to v. w, Koaa and A. L. Piper, lot 22 to 24, block 14, Will amette addition Holt C. Wilson and wife to Joaenh Simon. . truitoe, lot 2, block. 122. city.....,,... 2,000 Sarah J. Buckman to B. M. Ixmbard, lot 7. block 1. Wild Rose sddition 1 Mnbcl B. Wbteler snd bnaband to B. M. ; Lombard, lots T and 8, block 88, Fulton Psrk 1 B. H. Flake to J. H. Flake, west tt lot 8, west H of north 40 feet lot ,7, block 266, ' ' city 1 Phoeulx Land company to - Louia Stark, ' lots 104 snd 106, Arlets Psrk ........ 230 Northern Counties Investment Trust com- fany to tiuntav Frlewald, lots 8 and ' . block 8, Watson's sddition 8,770 Mary B. Trevett at 1. to Exempt Ftre- - , man's association, lat B, block 68, John , II. Couch's sddition 1 Bobert Lntke snd wife to Hancock Street Improvement company, lot 8, Fern- . Wood i 1 - A. L. Bancroft to Clementine F. Lewis, lot 4. block 68, Couch sddition,.,.;,.. 1 Albert Burl snd wife to W. A. Fordyce, lota 28 and 27, block 12, Peninsular ad- ' dltlon No. 2 '. !..., 140 Wnahlngton National ' Building, Loan A , Investment company to Cella 0. Madden, ' lot II, block 1, Rosedsle 900 Corlnne F. Wood to Frederick Neubsuer, ; lot 8, block .18. Carnthera' . addition to - ('anthers' addition ......2,000 George Llngren snd wife to Frsnk Kane re, lot 1. block 2, Bsrrett's addition 600 Otto F. Hoffman-and wife to John I Hoffman, undivided half Interest In eaat half southwest tt section 6, township 1 north, range 1 west , 400 John L. Hoffman Snd wife to Otto F. Hoffman, 80 seres section 8, township . -'' 1 north, rsnge 1 west ...........,.. 3,000 Psrk Land compsny to Arthur C, Dodiill. , lols 1, 2 and 8, block 1 74, University ;C " Park ,,.,.. .,.,, , V 600 Elisabeth Thomas to lienrv W.' Tonges . : lots 8 and 4, block 74, Stephens' addi-"" tlon 2,008 B. B. Holmes a.nd wife to 0. P. Tlgard, lot 4, block 100, Stephena' addition 1,800 j up j me uuaraniee c irgm company to E. B. Ilolmea, lot 4, block 108. Stenh- us' sdldtion ........ ............... . J.600 uniica eiares to r. a. Marquam ana wire, . 169.8 acres section 8, township 1 south, raiige 3 east (patent) : tiet your insurance ana abstracts ' to real estate from tba Title Guarantee A Trust com- pony, Chamber of Commerce building. " BTILDINO PERMITS. - To Charles Cardlnell, repairs at Foarth and Everett, to cpat 1200. To' Ruaaell A Blyth, erect 2-atory dwelling at Tburman and Thirty -second, to cost $3,600. To A. L. Gllsan, repairs . at Second and , Grant, to coat $3,700. ' KEW CORPORATIOW. Article of incorporation of the Rainier Mill ti Lumber company were died this morning In the county court by W. I. Heed. E. P. Moaau raa and B. W. Kced. The oblecta sra to carry on a general Sawmill and lumber business at Kalnler. Or. i to buy and'opcrata veaacla for 1raiiimrtntln ' purposes,- snd to -operate ' n rlcetrlr llKht plant at Rainier. The capital Stork 1 .Vi,tX.O. divided Into 6(M aharea. port land will be the principal place of buslne, , EGG MARKET IS SHOWING VEAKNESS &E0EXVT8 ABB BHOWTJia A SLIGHT xxrcBEAtfs ahb trsrsEXToans or KAJIXET IS HOT SO rXBSB EX csssrni sekaitd fob pouitbt jnrrs abjb man. Front Street. Feb. 17. Thft nrinclcal Items of interest In the Portland whole ale markets today were: Eggs growing weaker. : v. Excessive demand, 'or poultry. , All meats being; called for. . Virginia peanuts show advances. Kastern lard is advanced. . ' Piculc hams up. Breakfast bacon la higher. Halibut very scarce. No changes in potatoes. Higher offers for onions. ' Good apples find largej calL . - Xgr OrowiVaT Weaker. Toaay the receipts of eggs again showed - an Improvement and although there were no changes in quotations, the ruling prices being from 27 to 27 tt cents, the market's undertone Is slightly weaker. With larger receipts a decline In prices is looked for. , ( . Eastern Xaats Change, The Armour Packing company today announced an advance of about M cent a pound In Its former quotations on both kettle - leaf and' steam rendered lard. Other provisions with the exception of hams are quoted about cent higher. There were no changes In local provi sion prices : today the present change of the eastern- concern simply making them in line with the change made by the : Portland concerns about a week ago. ..' '. Large Demand for Poultr. - The large demand that has been ruling In the poultry markets during the past week shows no sign of abatement and with the present small arrivals the mar ket Is able to obtain the very .highest prices " and " then sometimes slightly above. The receipts today were a trifle larger' but the market will be able to stand - several times . that - amount . with out" showing; any weakness, ; ,t All Keats Being- Called for. . There is a constant increasing demand for all kinds of fresh meats In the Front Street markets.' Receipts today were very small. U The tendency Is for higher prices on veal and hogs. Block hogs form the principal Inquiry. Peanuts Bhowing- Adrances. : A - shortage in the., last season's crop of Virginia peanuts has caused several late advances add the market still looks higher. The war between Japan and Russia had a stiffening effect on this market for the reason that Japanese peanuts were beginning to come into the coast states in large quantities and had some effect in keeping the prices on the American product, to its present level. .. 'Walauts Are Wot BelUaf. Nearly every handler of walnuts In this city Is about to "kick over the traces" in the matter of an agreement not to sell, the nuts below a certain fig ure: " The prices are' at present so high that the working man, who las always the largest consumer of nuts. Is not able to buy, and consequently, large stocks are being carried over. i , v V VKaUbnttt Tjtry Sloaroe. ' The storms off Puget sound and Brit ish Columbia have caused .the fishermen to leave for .other parts and consequent ly the receipts of tat grade of fish In thla market have diatirfg the past few days been very light. There Is a likeli hood of an early advance in the quota tions. The receipts of salmon are still scarce. Columbia river smelt . are only arriving in - nominal ' numbers and the prices are being held rather stiff.; Other small fish, are scarce. rvV V.'"'--' '.JTo Chanj-es In Fotatoeav , ' The ' potato market . ' remains un changed in either price or tone. The steamer which was to leave for San Francisco last night did not sail on ac count of . an accident, and thl will cause two vessels to arrive In the Bay City close together. Until that time the market is expected to range higher, but this will benefit the local men very little. The washout along the South ern Pacific in the mountains yesterday had ' the effect of blocking traffic and quite a number of loaded cars of pota toes and onions are being held on this side of the break and are In danger of being froien. To make matters worse, there are large number's of empty car On the other side of the washout, which are destined to come to this city. , Onions Are Boartnr Xiffh. : The prices on onions are soaring high, and talks of 12.05 and $2.10 being paid in this olty are very frequent. Prices In thai country still, remain at the 2 cent mark, with the 'farmers holding. The present prices being paid for on ions In this city are more than the market in the south will stand,, but the local shipper are buying for specula tion. . - Good Apples Are Wanted. The receipts of apples are fair, but the better . stocks are finding a very large demand at top figures. A car of oranges arrived today. A car of fancy lemons , is due tonight. - Opinions on Today's Market. ' . W. B. Glafke Company Still no change in creamery butter market. Smith Bros.- Hogs and veal are com ing in larger supply, but still the mar ket has. not half enough to fill orders; poultry is holding up well, t : Bell V Co. A few more eggs are ar riving, but the. market Is holding . its price. ' -.-' , : ') ' - '. Mark Levy & Co. Markets are rather slow today..-?-'. .-. Chatterton & Co. Eggs more plenti ful; chickens scarce; not half enough to supply the demand; fresh- meats of all kinds are wanted. r. ' Levy & Spiegl Car celery came In from California yesterday; vegetables which Arrived on the steamer have al ready been cleaned VP, O. S. Smith Company Potatoes In good demand; market wants more; some eggs coming; chickens are in very large demand, with tne receipts small. .Malarkey & Co. Salmon of all kinds continues .very scarce; halibut very scarce; In fact, no small fish in the market to speak of..1Jv,''..V '.' O. S. Melkle Good demand for pota toes: onion market an rignt. . W. B. Swank Steamer did not go but last night on account of a break. In the machinery; potatoes are showing no change; quite a lot of onions are arriv ing, but they were purchased some time ago: farmers are sun boiding. ; I Jaggar Steamer is tied up with broken machinery, and now two of there will arrive In 'Frisco about the same time; both potato and onion markets are in good shape. Davenport - Thompson Co. Cheese market shows ho change; apple receipts are good, but so is tne aemand. Kverdlng A Farrell Everything ,in good demand except creamery and coun try butter; eggs are easing up: not enough poultry, veal or hogs to supply the demand. Page & Hon Poultry market keeps on" booming at top prices for all arriv als; supply, was a little better this morn ing; hogs and veal are both good prop erty; eggs are a little weaker. W: H. Dryer 'No change lh t either potato or onion situation. McKlnley Mitchell Steamer which was to leave last night had. on about 3,000 sacks of potatoes; about ,600 will be left over for next week; cars of po tatoes are tied up on this side of Ash land on account of wreck. Toft, Hine & Co. -Everything lh the line of fresh meats sold today at. top quotations, especially block hogs ana veal; fancy mutton In . good call; also beef;- chickens are not coming fast enough for the demand; eggs keep on the move at quotations. Today's quotations, as revised,' are as follows.' .. r fOBTlVAJn WKOZOESAXH VBXC2IS. ' drain, xiour and Teed. ' . ' WHEAT Walla Walls, 7og78e; blneatem, SOfftSle; valley. 80c. . . BAKI.BY Feed, $20.00; foiled, $21.00022.001 brewing, 822.oo28.00. - OATg No. . 1 whit. $24.00(325.00; gray, $24.iXi'a2B 00 per ton; Dries to farmers, whits, S22.OOS22.BO; gray, $22.30, per ton. FLOUit Eastern Oregon: 1 Patents, $4.10O 4.40; strsights, $3.60; valley, $X76(8.8S; gra ham, Vi. $8.40; 10s, $3.70. MILL8TUFKS Brsn, $19.00 per ton; - mid dlings. $29.00: shorts, $20.00; chop, $18.00. HAY Timothy, - $li.00; Eastern Oregon, $18.00816.ao; ; mixed, $18.0018.8O; clover, Sll.00ttl2.00; P wheat, $12.0012.60; cheat, $12.00403.00; eat, $12.0012.80.. Bops, Wool and Bides. ., HOPS 27e for choice; 24(92B for prime: poor quality, ISHttaitte; contract, 1804, 17ttl8c. - . . - ' WOOL Valley, coars to medium. 160KH45 fins.ieiJlO 4c: Eaatern OreyoM,- luajUw; nwit balr. nominal, 25&2UC. ' .. SHEEPSKlNS-HBDearlng. 10(320c; abort wool, 2C'4 30c; medlom wool, SOttaoc; long wool, uO-(ul.0O each. , . . TALLOW Prima, per lb, 4asc; No. 2 and ras. 282e' . : - HIDES Cry bides. No. 1, 16 Iba and op, 14c per lb; dry kip. No. 1. 6 to 18 Iba, 12c; dry calf. No. 1, nndsr 6 lbs, lSe; dry suited, bull and stags, 1-8 less than dry flint; salted .bides, steer, sound, 80 pounds or over, 6ti7c; 60 to 60 lbs, 6c; nnder 60 Iba and cows, OSSc; ataga and bulla, sound. 4c; kip. sound,: 15 to 80 lbs, 6c; sound, 10 to 14 lbs, 8c; calf, sound, under 10 lbs, 8c; green (unaalted), lc per lb less; culls, le per lb ks; bono hides, salted, each, $1.26(B).rt; dry, each, $1.00yi.60; colts' hides, each, 26Q60e; goat skins, common, esch. 10SJ15c; Angora, with wool on.- each, 26ctl.O0. Bntter, Eggs and poultry. BUTTEU FAT Swset,' 28Q30c; aour, 27 3 28c ' BUTTEK Creamery, extra fancy, 2W(a30c; ordinary, 22Htt27Vac; cold storage, 24c; east ern, 2&c; renovated, dairy, WaiUe; store. WttWic. f ' w . EGOS Fresh Oregon, 27Q27c; cold storage, 24c bakers'. - 23c. CHEESB Full cream, twin, 12lSWc; Xouug America. I46c. fOULTRYr-Chlckens, mixed, 12012eper lb; bens. 124fcft12W Der lbi nasters. 10e oer lb; broilers, 12((il2c per lb; fryers. 12e$loe per 104 ouc, oio, j 2o per is; young, ibo par 10; geese, 8c per lb; turkey, l&ttlOo ptr lb; dressed,. . 17o per lb. Fruits and Yegetasles. POTATOfc! toc4i1.15; buyers' prices for shipping, a&ttfbo cwt; ordinary, 70tt86c sack; bujriug, 7oc; sweets, 2)aovr lb; now, so par in. - ONIONS Oregon. $226: bnylng Drloas. bast. $2.00: f.o.b. Portland. 82.ooti2.06. SBtbM Sttljtitt Applta. Oresou.' BOcCCgl.Oe per oos; oranges, naveai, ai.ouksx. per box; seedlings, bocu$l.2i box; Japaues. 45aii&0e bs- naiuu, uu'bsc per lb; lemons, choice, $2.ouoi2.76 per box; taucy, ed.uuieia.ou per oox; umea, Mexi can, uoc per 100; DinesDDlea. 13. DO: cranberries. local, $7.uo per lul; Jersey, , $10.00; psxsun Uius, $1.60. vtun,rABi.t mrnips, boo per sack: car rots. $1.00 tier sack: beeu. $1.00 oer. sack: ... i-V.... lli r.-1(.n A.m- hk... rV ... . iriiuiwi ,.73 v.v- n..a I viqu., W, California, 2c per lb; lettuce, bead, 16c dos; bot noose lolinca, ai.uuji.BU per iwx; grvea pep. ntrs. be oer lb: boraeraalah. 7i8e ner lb: celery. 60U0OC ver.dos tomatoes, $1.26(dJt.6o per box; psrsnlps, $1.26; cucumbers, . , $2.26 per aos; ouiier uesns, iw per 10; umi neaus. bc:. auroou. oc, cauiinowcr. ai. i o : axuenuaus. "Jitttuoc ner dos; . green peas. 7W8c simr lb. - Dttittu nvii9 Appies, svsporatea, wc tier lb: aorlcou. lliilic bar lb: aacke. 44a ter lb less; pescies, OfflW per lb; pears. $ie per id; prunes, . jiauui, otcaii0 per id; srench, S(ft4a per lb: hgs, California blacks, 'aHo. per lb; do whitae. oV7e oei lb: Diunu. Dittod, 6Htt8c Der lb: Onus. gvlden, 60 per Ja; lards, si. 60 per 1Mb box. aaisiao oeHiw, iutv, aio car Lima, ou csckaces to case. 91ao pkg; seeded. 12-oa car tuna, 7e; louaa AtuscaUls, CO-ID boxes, 7(J 4c per lb; Londn Isjers, $1.85(32.00; clusters. fz.ooitf.4o; ms toe, 1 suu auvaaea ever pound carious. F1U8 Ten 1-lb cartons, 'choice brand, $1.00; 10 1-lb .cartona, fancy brand, $1.10; 10 1-lb brlcka. 2-crown. Sue: 10 1-lb brlcka. S-crown. Wc; 60 -lb brlcka, per box, $2.26; 4-row Isy- crs, per iu-10 dux,: sue; wosa, bu-id oosea, par lb, 6iayjC. - Callmyrana blx-crown, 10-lb car tons, per box, $2.0u; 6-crown, 10-lb carton, per box. $1.75; 4-crown. 20 H-lb cartons, par box. $1.16. - ; - - - ; urooenas. jibu, w. SUGAR "hack basU" Cuba. - S6.60. bow. dered, $6.66; Uxy granulated, $4. 4b; beet granu lated, o.2o; extra C, $4 W6; Solden C, $4.86; bbls, luc; V bbla, 26c; boxes, sue advance on ssck bsals, less 25c cwt fur cash. 16 dsja; uutple, Uitf la-j per- lb. . , ., , tlU.-ll!.X---lSM'WUv. CDFIHK Uteen Mocha, 2ia23ct Java, fancv. 20 (u 32c; Java, good, 2ott26u; Java, ordluaxy, ltt2uc; Costa ltics, fane;, lUd20c; Costa itlca, good, lbiaiSc; Costa Klca, ordinary, HJ13 par ui; package coffee, $13.75, TtAS oolong, dllierent- grades, 23Q(S6c; gunpowder, 28tt32tt36c; Kugllab breakfast, dlf IVtant gradrs, J-ittooc; splderleg, uuculored Japan, ooiuUbc; srsen Jspsn (very scarc),tfusj 8ALT t ins ttsies, za, as, ss, os, jue, fx,vv. Une table, dairy, 60s, 83c; loos, sac; Imported Uvsrpool, 60s, 60c; loos, itoci XiU, $l.uo. Worcestsr Bbls 2s, Sa, $6.60; 5s, $6.26; lue, $6.00; bulk, 32U lbs, $5.00; aacka, 60s, bee. SALT Coarse, bait ground, 100s, par ton, $0.60; 60s, per ton, $7.00; Liverpool lump rock, $22.60 per ton; 60-lb reck, $4 60; luus, $0.00. u)KAiA sawo wcima, eu.iuiao.uv per auu, KICK Imperial Japan No. 1, 514c; No. 2, 6c; New Orleans bead, 7tt7Vsc BEANS tl ma 11 wblte, 8fee large white, $3.60 G.W pink, A3.40tt8.60; bayou. Siie; Limaa, $4.00. NUTS Psannts Tc, Jumbos 8e lb raw, OQlOe nar lb for roasted: cocosnuts. 86&t9ua oer dos: slnuts, I4ttl51c per lb; pin nuts, luttUtfto E Id; Dicsory ouu, iwc per id; cneauuia, astern, l&ttlOe per lb; Bra all- nuts, I60 per lb: filberts. 15j18c Pr lb; fancy pecans, ls 16c per lb; almonds. 13ail6o per. lb. WIKB NAILS Present base at (2.86. BOFK Pure Manila, Utecj aUndard, 12c; laaL lOVie. - - j. - raJats, Coal Oils, Etc COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases, 28e par (al; water white. Iron bbla, lttSo per gal; wooden, , headlight, eases, 23 per gal; asad lluht. iron bbla. lHa ner aL LINSEED OIL Pure raw, in bbla, 47e per al: caaes. B2e per gal; genuine kettle boiled. case 64a per gU bbls 4o per gal; ground cake, car lota, o.uu per xon was uaa ears, KM.ua hf ton. -- , , UASOLINB 86-deg., eases 82o par gal. Iron bbU 2e per gai; atove, cases xe per gal, Iran bbls INC ner ssL . BENZINE as-deg . eaass, 22e; lroa bbla, Ifitae. ' ' . PAINT OIL Saw, bbls S3e per gal, case 38e per gal; boiled, caaea 40c . . TUBPBNTINE In cases, 88e per 'gal. wooden btls, 84HC par gal, Iron bbls 82c per gal, 10-lb case lots, o per s. WHITE LEAi 600-lb lots 6 per tt, lea lots 7o per lb. . . Haats aid PmliiasC ' f , : CBESU MEATS Inspected Beef, prim, 8VfcWo Pr lb; eows, 6400 per lb; mutton, dressed, 6tt7o par lb; lambs, dressed, 7ii par FBESH MEATS Front street Beat steers. 64tt&Ho per lb; pork, block, OMttttQ per lb; SX&ofjC per lb; bulls. 4140t4ViO per lb; cows, packers, 6tt8ft6- V" lb; mutton, dressed, 6tt M.o nr lb: lambs, dressed. 8Hn7e per lb: vsaL small, SVsttbtaC Psr lb: large, UHtti78e per lb. HAMS. BACON, KT0 Portland pack ( local Bams, 10 to j ws, im. per .10; 1 10 10 ins. lac per m; w, ,n m ids. per in; cottsge, 8X0 per lb J - picnic, 8 per lb; breskfsst bacon, 1417s per lb; regu lar short clear, nasmosea, 100 per lb; smoked, .lo per lb: clear backs, unamoked. JVC per id; amuawu. ,i pm in, uiiaun nulla, 10 to IS lbs, Hnsawksd, 8c per lb; smoked. 8 IK --. KABXEBN PACKED HAMS Cndar 14 lbs, ISfcc Per lb: over t& lbs, 18Ue per lb; fancy. 13Vfli31c per lb; picnics, 80 per lb; shoulders. 11a lb; dry-eslted sides, unamoked. 104e per lb; smoked, ll!4e per lb; breskfsst cscon, 4tti"Wper id lancy, isc per ID. con, j41Ma,16c per lb; fancy, 18c per lb. LOCAL LA BU Kettle leaf. 10a. 10!4c per . . . . . . u ,L. . . I tt. . I .. ,11, 1 . ID, os, Jic per ii, ww ,v,u, vm. iicr ju; steam-rn dered, Ks, o per lb; 6s, .loo psr lb; 60. c per lb; compound tierces, 7o per lb; tun. Tc per id; oua, mo per id. EASTERN LABD Kettle leaf: 10-lb tin. 11V4C per lb; 6s, 11 per lb; 60-lb tins, lie per 10; stesm-mnoereu ioa, ius per id; os, 10c per lb 60s, lOo per lb... (Above pstklng-bouss prices are net cash, 18 CANNED SALMON Columbia river l ib UUa, fl.TB; Mb tails, $2.40; fancy 1-lb Bats, $1.00; tt-Ib fancy flats, $1.15; fancy 1-lb- oval, $2.60; Alaska tail., nlnk. Nrtc: ml. Il.&o: 1-lb tails. $2.oo. . ' : " ' ISH Rock cod. 7c per lb: Boond-rs. Be per lb; halibut, 7 He per lb; crabs, $1.25 per dos; rsxor clams, OlUo per dos; little-neck clams. 3c; striped baas, 12VjC per lb; Puget Sound smelt, 6c per lb; catfish, 3a per lb; black cod. per - lb; salmon - trout, 124ai6o per' lb; u-nster, l&c r lb; perch. Be per lb: salmon, silversides. per lb; iteelbeads, 9c per lb; Chinook, 12Hc per , lb; herring,- 4c per lb; per lb; soles, 6c per lh; torn cod, 6c per lb; Columbia river smelt. 8c Der lb: sturgeon, 7c per lh; shrimps, 10c per lb. OYSTEKS Shoalwater bay, per gal, $2.28; per aack, $3.76 net; Olympla, per sack. $5.26. BROKERS' OPINIONS ON NEW YORK STOCKS (Furnished by Overbeck, Starr ft Cook Co. T Logan A Bnran. New York: Since tha mid. die of September there .have been pretty strong market, but now they are sagging again and look like a purchase on the breaks. - Our theory wss that on the current rate -of money stocks were low, that theories so Isrgely held by bsnksrs and tradera of a .probable tight money market lacked any other basis than their own fears. The reason has been that cell money bss been ' pretty much all tha time cheaper than time money and th banking situs. una nsa sc no tun Deen in an unnesitny con dltlon. Stocks are ' atlll in good bands snd at present rstes of earnings took a fairly good investment. . wi 1 eel iix going Slow in duj Ing stocks, however, on critical war news. ! I i DES0BIPTIOM. Anaconda Mining Co A mat. Conner Co... 48 ana bTJPOj OO UI 4) e e 1 Wf do Dref erred. . . . .- Am. Car Found., com. do preferred. ......4.. Am. Sugar, com..';.,... Am. Smelt., coin,,...;.. 1M 68 125 43 01 11 80 43 oo preierrea .......... Baltimore A Ohio, com. do Dref erred Brooklyn Bapld Tranatt. Canadian Pacific com. Chi. A Alton, com..... 116 do preferred... Chi. A Gt West., com, ChL, Mil. A St. Paul.. rhi a. Vith aam. 82 154 140 162 V , 1 ..... IU wu.... Chi. Terminal Ry 10 82U saaceaka A Ohio..... Colo. Fuel A Iron, com. Colo. South., 2d pfd... 81 Z3 64 do lat Dref erred..... Delaware A Hudson.. 160 Brie, com............. 25 do Zd preferred... ... 4 a no ui preierrea...... 68 Illinois Central. 1WI Louisville A Nsshvllle. Metro. Traction Co... 104 11H 142 Manhattan Elevated... Mexican- Central Hr... " I. 3 Minn.. St P. A St. M.. 2 80 86 Mlasourl Pad ac J M., K. A T.. com....,, do preferred New York Central...... 114 Norfolk A Western, com. ' w preierrea. North American.....,., N. Y.; Ont A West.... Pennsylvania By...... P. G., L. A C. Co.... Pacific Msll Steam. C anuiiif. - vciu. ........ do 1st preferred... Bock Island, com... - m It w preierreu. . . . . ..... Southern Ky.. com. . . do preferred ... . Southern Pscl&c St. L. A 8. W., com. do preferred. ....... Texss A Pacific...... jiean. t.ai a irun.... T., St. Ij. A W., com.. do preferred Union Pacific, com...... do preferred., TJ. 8. Leather, com... do preferred......... V. S. Bubber, com..... 28 88 77 1 78 12 do preferred IT. 8. Steel Co., com.... do preferred... ....... Wheel A L. E.. com.... Wisconsin Centrsl, com. do preferred.......... 7S Westirn Union Tela... Wabash, com.,,,..,,.,. do preferred 85851, ToUl sales for day, 808,000. Money, 1 per cent. WHEAT AND CORN QUOTED UP TODAY (Furnish 1 by Over'ieck. Starr A Cook Co.) Chicago. rb. 17. Wbeat la about ' le higher today on war newa end Armour' opera tion. May opened at 9C, touched MQPAc as th blgb and low point, and closed at 97Tc, aa advance of l4o tine yesterday. -July opened at 88e, e dclln from yesterday ana wss voc aa in sign ana btc aa in lew nolnt for th day. The close wsa at 88i.e asked, sn sdvance of le. Tha various markets today ranged as fol low: Open. High. Low. Close. . $ .PS $ .M f .7A 0 . .87 8A .68 .64 : ' .66 8 .62 .68 .44 :. .42 .48 .40 .89 .80 A 15.05 14.85 14 97 14.80 14.5T 14.85 ' T.76 7.82 T.TSA T.85 7.72 7.828 , 7 22 . 7.07 7.20 7.85 . 7.20 7.85 w neat Miy $ .M 88 July Corn- May .64 July .62V Oat . May ,48 .88 July...'.. Pork- May 14.68 July.,... 14.70 Lard- May..... July..... T.6T 7.75 T.10 T.25 Kibe 1 May...., July CHICAGO LOCAL STOCKS, , Chicago, Feb. 17. Local stock close: ' ... Bid. v. Ak American Biscuit ................. 4 American Biscuit, pfd J01V American Bog 2 American .Box, pfd 18V American Tin Can 8' American Tin Can, pfd 86V North Rtde Railway 70 Wt Sid Ball ay 41 41A 102 2 sa 4 rw T0BK METAL CL0SI, New Tork, Feb. 17. Metal close: Silver 59e; London. 87d.- Copper Ouiet. Lake, $12.50012. T5: electro, f 12.87 Viai2.625 casting, f 17.87 Vj'(17.62. Tin Unlet. Spot; 27:37''a28.75; Pebruary, S28.002N.2; March, 827 25(827.75. Lead Firm. Spot, $4.604.80. :,,,'." v ALL LrVESTOCK IV DEMAjrp. Portland Union Stockyards, Feb. 17. Receipts of livestock In tha local yard during th past 24 hours consisted og 2S5 bogs, 80 cattle snd 220 sheep. All livestock Is In demand with the following price ruling: . , . . . , Hogs Best, 6c; medium. Sc. ' Cattle Best $4.60; medium, 14.0004.25. Sheep Beat, 8S4c medium, 8 Vac. rosTLAvo cuAarao-HOUBB xzrosT. Tb report of th Portia ad clearlag-hoa for veeterdav was: Clrarance .......... .,. $854.501. 10 Balance 112,796.74 VXW OBUAMS COTTOsT XAXKXT, New Orleans, Feb. 17. Cotton spots nominal snd nochanged with middlings at 18. Bale today ware 4,460 bales. Freight oa board, 1,200 bales. -v 11 .. . .j;:..- ,, 1 . - - , ... V?.;;t AR0EMTID1 WEATHUL Chlcsso. Feb. 17. Tb Argentina weather report shows rain In the southern part of Buenos Ayres. it is ciouay witn iignt wtnas. LnrZSPOOL COTTOsT TTP. .' . Liverpool, Feb. 17. Ctoee: from 2 to 4 point higher. . Cotton today was CLOSE OF LIVERPOOL MAT. Liverpool, Feb. 17. Clot Wheat March, O-O'ti. unmangea; way, 00. lower. Corn May, 4-3, unchanged. . - SAV rRAHCISCO QRAIsT, Saa Francisco, Frb.17. 10:30 a. m. Wheat stay, i.4i. Barley May, $1.00; December, $1.04, WHEAT MARKET IS up on. m m TAxxous opnoirt am ABOtrr i CZ1TTI AVPTJUrCXP CTiT aTBT.T) btzajdy nr rAoa or ysiteb- SAY'S DECLpTB C0&1T AXT3 OATS (Furnished by Overbeck, Starr A Cooke Co.) Chicago, eo. li. jogan oryaa aa vise: ' , ' " Wheat Is about 1 cents higher. The cables held steady in the face of yes terday's decline, but this market early presented trie appearance - of weakness and there was soma liquidation and on the poor support prices went of nearly 1 cent Later, support came with a rush with rumors of actual hostilities In the Balkans and ' the decline In securities. particularly of Turkish bonds In Europ ean exchanges, showing the - unsettled state of confidence which prevailed, in respect to the Balkan situation, caused a sharp reaction. There was a sharp covering of ' shorts on renewed buying by the commission houses, The possibility ' of an outbreak of war In Eastern Europe is undoubtedly the critical feature of the whole sltua tlon. Actual hostilities In 'that locality would undoubtedly send prices materi ally higher. : There are light rains In thr aouthwestr with predictions of tafiti iu juiiuw. . i , Com, doses Klg-ber. The corn market closed about H -cents higher than yesterday. It did not hold the advance. . Its action was much the same as yesterday, and in wheat there was quite, a little local pressure early from tha bear Interest, but they mainly covered early on tne renewal of outside commission buying. War is the all-Important factor In corn as well as wheat , The cash situation Is unchanged and Is uninteresting, and at tha moment wholly Inoperative. ' . V Oats la ympathy. : The strength In oats came In sym pathy with corn and wheat and was on the buying for- general account with no particular news. There were no signs of Patten. He is still supposed to be in if Tins is almost a war market too, Y Armmnlatloa of rrovlaions. In provisions, the accumulation of products and the continued adding to by the packers does not seem to. over- weigh the market in view or the confi dent and extensive buying by outsiders. it is stiii a Question or exhaustion on their part bostov coypi ctosx Boston, fab. .17. Copper eloee' was: . , , Bid. . Copper Bang .................... 40 Adventure J. Arcadian ......................... 40 Atlantic T Bingham 10 Calumet ,.445 Mohawk ; ......................... 85 Osceola .......................... 1 Victoria 8 Santa Fa a Ask 40 -8 46 8 4R- 86 Jit I Winona 8 Wolverine 70V4 Wolverine 47 Paine, Webber A Co. say H market anad a very gooa recovery from this morning' d dine, but w( dull again before tha elosa. . lie action auring in past few dsys leads us to bellev It quite safe to aell tb market oa (harp rallies and tor th present we would not buy only oa the big breaka. - . , 1TEWTPB: OOFITE CL0BX. New Tork, Feb. 17. The coffee close was Fid. ......85.65 Ask. February $3.70 6.73 ;;' 6.86 6.06 6.20 8.20 6.86 6.46 S6.80 6.76 Marco April 5.70 , - 5.80 Mar June ... 6.00 July . 6.18 August ... 6.28 September ....................... 6.40 October ........ ... 6.65 November 6.70 December ' A7S 6.89 lis market wsa Arm an Wsll street aiuf buying snd tb covering of shorts. Tb cables from Europe were disappointing and there wa littles disposition to sail. There were ne ad vice from Braetl. Havre declined and Hamburg pfennig. : SAB rXAlTOTSOO LOCAL stocks, - , Ss Franclaoo. Fb. 17.-10:80 a. aa. T ei stock; nid ' i.t Saa Francisco Gas Bee trie...... 57 68 Hana Plantation .... 44 46 , Honokea 8ugar ................... 11 - Hutchinson Sugar 7 ,. Paauhau Sugar 10 .. "PORTLAND'S GREATEST DRESSER GO. Seventh and You Get It Here ,.'...'....;...-.." , .t ; , -. .- THAT 13 THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN THE MARKE9 THAT WB SEL1V IS THE BEST. YOU'LL HAVE NO COMPLAINT FOR GOOD8 . THAT WE SELL YOU, BECAUSE THEY ARB SELECTED AND BOUGHT WITH PARTICULAR CARE AND WITH VIEWS OF PLEASING THE MOST PARTICULAR PEOPLE, . WHO WANT THE BEST. AS TO PRICE, THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. ONCE A CUSTOMER HERB, ALWAYS A CUSTOMER. SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY, FRI DAY AND SATURDAY ' Liquor Department W have Jus, received onr flrst eonalgTimsmt of the) oelebrated ."Old Crow," made by W. A. QeJmes Co. The aigliert per cent and eonsldered by every body to be the beat Whlsfcy made U the United mates, and yet we are able to furnish tt at tha same) prloe othera sell inferior brands of Waisklea lor. OZJ OBOW, bottled In bond, qt 91.50 019 OBOW, kotUed In bond. t... . f 1.35 OLD (SOW, bottled in bond, pt..,.....U 75 OLD Cxqw, bottled in bond, H-Pt. ' 40 A. V. TL. Gin", large bottle. Sold regularly ' for ' $2jOO, rest of this week 91.75 jas. nmrEiir u oo. xxx bkaitoy, sold regularly for$3.00, rest of this week ...... .. 91.75 (Furnished by Overbeck, Starr A Cook Co.) New York, Feb. 17. Mclntyr' A Marshall ssyssy: There Is as yet no wsy of decldiug wnai tne sctual demand ror .spot coxiou , or the price which will bring buyers and sellers together. - Meantime so long aa the trade la limited the market anoeara to be gaining in tcne and thla mav finally lead to a aettled conviction, and better results. The foreign com plications bare not a little to aa witn tne present condition of the cotton market una a feeling of unrest Is reduced by the want of definite newa. The-, orient and the fact thst Europe msr be drawn into the conflict Is felt St this juncture. There Is nothing unhealthy 4n traae conditions or the condition of spinning trade and ao soon as exporters snd spinners enter the market we expect to se its effect on values, with tha approach of April th sesson begins for crop preparations on definite uiiea. -ne present situation in ina sou in m that rain la badlv needed over larae areaa In Texas and that th season tor preparation It spproacning . under conditions unrsvorseie 10 farm work. There is no doubt of the genexsl Intentbm of planters to put In a large a crop aa poaainie. ins market today waa; tinen. Mign. . Low. . 12.90 : 12.54 . 1285 : 13.02 12.96 . 12.4U Cloe. Febraarr. 32.90 , 12.89 ia.00 13.08 - 12.901-00 13.06to07 March, ... Jipru..'.... .... Msr....... IS 20 18.1Rffr20 18.38 i 13.38 18.46 12.90 13.88 fa 38 June....... 12.23 13.38 (a 42 July...;... 13.88 13.44t46 12.78WSa 11.97 (J.'98 11.22M'ir. 10.80 ft(90 10.96 ((J 00 August.,.. 12.86 September. .... October. ... .... November.. 12.26A December, v 11.10 12.25 11.10 10.80 10.80 TOB lITnnCIPAI. BKTOBJL , , (Journal Sptclsl Service.) St Paul. Minn.. Feb. 17. Several hurt dred earnest advocates of good city gov ernment and Improved municipal condi tions filled the senate chamber of tne state capitol this morning at the opening Of the annual convention of the Minne sota Municipal and Commercial league. Tha attendance was not only large but or a thoroughly representative character, the delegates representing nearly every city oflmportance In the state. The delegates assembled at 11 o'clock and listened to an address of welcome by Governor Van Bant to which response was made by Joseph A. Eckstein of New Ulm, vice-president of the association. At the afternoon session President L. A. Rosing of Cannon Falls delivered his annual address and thla was followed by reports from the committees appointed to investigate various questions of com mon interest to the smaller cities of the state. Among other things the, reports dealt with transportation and railroad rates, municipal charters and public service corporations. This evening there is to be an open meeting, with addresses by Hr. W. W. Folwell of the University of Minnesota, C. M. Lorlng of Minneapo lis and Jr B. Porter of Owatonna. To morrow morning there will be a business session and the convention- will close at noon with the annual,'' election of offi cers. . . XAS MJLD ZSTOUOX OT WXDOWst' . (Journal Special Berries.) " - ' Syracuse, N. T., Feb. 17 A. A. How- lett the Syracuse millionaire who lived 82 years and then became noted as a humorist by giving a birthday banquet to 1S4 widows, bad another birthday to day, but this time tha widows were con spicuously absent from the celebration program. "No." said Mr. Howlett to day, "I had all those women here last year, and I gave them a good ttme.-Thia year I airi having a good time myself with the boys. As a result of my last year's celebration for II months I have been kept busy receiving letters asking me to marry. The letters have poured In from every part of the earth I have ever heard of except China. I have sot received a proposal from a Chinese wo man, but I may get it yet I haven't read half the letters, and, of coarse, I don't pretend to answer them. They have come In all languages," and some have even sent English translations of their own letters. There are 15 -from Ger many, dosens from England, a few from France, Russia and Ireland,- and some from Africa, Holland, India, Italy and Soutb 'America. -, -, - - -r mrmrrxTABXA. t. : a a. (Journal Special Ssrviea.) Scranton. Pa., Feb. 17 From Pitts burg, Harrlsburg, McKeesport ! Erie, Bradford and numerous other cities throughout Pennsylvania members of the Young Men's Christian association are gathered here to take part In a con vention commemorative of the I Oth year of organised T. M. C A. work In this state. The convention opens In the audi torium of the local association this- even ing and the sessions will continue until next Monday, Bobert E. Speer of New York, A. I .Williams of Wllkesbarre, Rev. C. I. Scofleld of Dallas, Tex.; Ar thur N. Cotton of Buffalo. N. Y.; H. V. Hailetine of Warren, and T. D. Gardner of McKeesport are among; tha - promi nent Christian workers who will ad dress the convention. - " ' - : Washington Sts; Telephone Main 227. A AXIi ZHDZOATXOirS TX3STJ TO S30W THAT COTJBTGTI. WTXIi AJTSTOL THE 8TEII. BBTDOB FIAT Am WILL rxxmr cxsapeb btbtjcttjxxs TO BB BXTTXT. The city council street committee will submit a report' proposing combination wood and steel bridges for Union and Grand avenues spanning Sullivan's gulch, at the regular council session this afternoon. Ordinances will also prob ably be passed rescinding the former measures for entire steel structures. The general impression Is that the city fathers are ready to bow to the desires of the majority. . The famous' "no wooden bridge" compact in . which a number of the council members pledged . themselves to -vote for nothing but a permanent , fill or steel structure, will be a thing of history, as a majority of those men are now said to favor the wooden bridge. The principal argument for wooden bridges is the difference in cost Tha two .steel bridges were planned to cost something like $120,000, or less, but tha two combination bridges will not ex- oeed $45,000, according to a rough es timate submitted by City, Engineer El liott He thinks the Union avenue bridge' will represent an outlay of about $25)000,-and the Grand avenue structure $20,000. He will go to work immedi ately on the necessary plans and specifi cations. The East Oak street assessment wilt be brought up for final settlement and it liTbelleveaThat tna proposed asses will be proportioned out among all tha property owners along the street. None of the special . committees ara expected! to submit a report The slot machine Investigation is tUI in prog ress; the insurance rate committee has not been able to call all its member at any one time, and the building com mittee, according to Chairman Bentley, is "not ready to submit its statement The Mount Tabor annexation petition , has been postponed until the next coun cil session, two weeks, from today. Mr. P. P. Dabney, who 18 Interested Jn the petition, says that several matters can not be definitely settled until that time. A large number of street Improvements are under consideration, ordinances will be passed providing funds to carry on the different municipal departments for the month of March, and Innumerable sewer petitions are up for consideration. .'"-".'--';' KAXJ2TB VOTES. . Astoria. Feb. 17. Arrived at 10:S5 a. m. British bark Tnistlebank, from Port Los Angeles.. """:': 1 Ban FranclBCO, Feb. 17. Arrived at a a. m. Steamer Whittier, from Portland. Arrlved-r-Schooner Zampa, from uo-. lumbla river. i . Walmer. Feb. 15. Passed German, bark Nauarchos, from Portland. ; Astoria. Feb. 17. Condition of the) bar at 8 a; m, -smooth; wind, AontheaaH weather, rainy; light ' . San Francisco, Feb, 17. Steamer ure. gon sailed for Portland at noon. - Laura Madsen sailed for Portland at noon. Kara to tlx as txoat. Nina men . arraigned before Circuit Judge George yesterday and today will be required to enter pleas to the various charges placed against them next Fri day morning. Those arraigned today are George 'A. Hammond, alias Fred Lewis, accused of forging the name of D. B. Mackle to a check oa Wells, Fargo & Co.'s bank on last January It, and J. E. Henry, charged with, burglary, the complaint reading that on tha night of February 17 he tried to enter the win dow of a house at 74 Fourth .street. In tha house at tha time were Grace. Hurlburt and. Sam McBlrney. Eddie Ives was to have pleaded to the charge of assault this morning-, but his attor ney, J. F. Watts, was not present, and he Was given until Friday morning with tha others. JUNE CREAMERY ............... .50a . Dairy butter . .........S5a and 40a ' Best creamery ...........6O0 and 65a , Ranch eggs Best sugar-cured ham ..........ISHo Plcnlo ham . .................... o Lard, 6-pound pall . . ........ .....4oo 1 All goods retailed at wholesale. ,, prices. Remember Saturday Is chicken tX GRANDE CREAMERY CO., $64 Yamhill Street 1 GROCERY" 1 Special for There., Fri., and Sit. GROCERY DEPT. LENT IS AT HAND OXAX STZOTAas, a delicious drink, in pint cans, reg ular 16c, 1 for Wc, special ...... ,.10 2 for 20 KAOXXKB1V STOBWAT '' BI.OATXBS,' ' regular 40c. special ....4..... ZHf XAOXXstZL V0BWAY BLOATSBS, regular 80a, special..... ....... ...... ......... .255 atAOXBBrZi B0BWAT ' BX.OATZBS, regular JOc. . special ....', ..,....., .20j TAXXAWT VAOXXBd CO.'S OOHTKBIA BIYZB BAXJktOX BEXtUSS, thick, fat and Juicy, special, pound ...... ,.204 SAXMOB TIPS, special, pound. ........ . .. 15 1.AXB rUPXBIOB WBTTB jTTSS, each . ......IK') OOSrXSX TOKOTTIS ABT tOTXBTSPi-pound... 204 SKOBB ABOXOTZDS,' pound ........... B0XJLAB9 XXBBXBO, all mllchners, per kfg..fl,23 XOZXABD XXBBDra. per dozen 50J MUSHES TXOLXT OATS.ABB WKXAT, home produet, notMne; better 15, 3 for 2Z4 . For 3 Bays Only TBT A SACK OP OUB JI0US.tMAI3J TtOCS, 11.80, special , J . Made of hard wh?At, none belter in y, , fl , -