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TITE OREGON DAILY JOUKNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10. 1904.
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TgANSACllONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
EGGS
ARC SEEKING
THE LOIR LEVEL
XGtCtS SHOW XXOBMOUS XXCBSASS,
; BTJT PEIZAVB l OOOD AT IOWEB
' rxctvxES pouiimT text shout
CASHED COSX H lOOIQtO
KXG8EB.
Front Street, Feb, 19. The principal
items of interest In ha local wholesale
markets today -were:
Eggs are' lower again. .
More veal la coming. .
Poultry very scarce. '
Fly paper is' down.
Bad prospects for asparagus.
Canned corn Is firmer.
AVheat markets stronger.
Oranges are selling.
Much speculation in potatoes.
Onions are still higher.
Apples show, large movement. , ,
Creamery butter weakens.
All fish are scarce.'
Eggs Are Iower Again.
The! receipts of eggs today again
s)owted a remarkable increase and the
dealers are , wondering where they are
all coming from. There has been prac
tically no change in the weather con
ditions during the-past, day 'or so and
this ..could not account 'for the larger
receipts. The roads are la' no better
condition than they were-several days
ago and this too cannot be the cause
of the large Increase. The general Im
pression is that the farmers have been
speculating upon the market a game
which they very seldom succeed in, for
they do not often dispose of their hold
ings at the top figures,- They generally
wait until the market shows a weaker
feeling and then all the snippers begin
to send their stocks Into the market.
The result as it always is makes
stocks show an accumulation and lower
prices are the" usual outcome. . Today,
though the receipts were extra largo,
the demand was quite good, and the
market moved 'along in fair shape, but
at lower figures. There is no outside
call, for eggs, and all the stocks will
be put on this market Eggs were sell
ing today from 26 to 20" V cents, with an
occasional sale afr 27 cents. The latter
figure, therefore, cannot be considered
a tru,e figure.
Poultry Y.ry care.
Just why the receipts of poultry are
so small is causing a great deal of won'
derment among the commission men and
retail dealers. The quotations all along
the Hub are, very firm and high, and it
is very doubtful if the market can go
much higher, when the price of poul
try goes beyond a. certain figure the
demand and consumption shows a large
falling oft and the market is certain
then to go back to a legitimate figure.
There were some receipts of ducks
and dressed chickens this morning, but
all arrivals were sold couching the top
of the market. r
Jlor Teal is Coming.
The receipts of Veal are showing an
increase, but still the supply is not half
up to the demand..' There is no real
famine' in the veal market, but choice
stocks AT disposed ot at prices . that
sometimes reach higher than the top Of
the market. Good block hogs are eagerly
sought after, but packing stocks are not
so firm. The market on -all grades of
hdgs is considered good, however. The
receipts of lambs are larger. There is
quite a lot of poor stock coming and
this has a tendency to weaken the hot
ter grades.
Fly Paper Is Sown.
. A cut of 10 cents a case is announced
In the former quotations on all brands
of ily paper.
t The California steamer is due tonight
'with a fair cargo of fresh greens.
The orange market is in better shape
with the demand larger on account of
the sweeter condition of the fruit now
arriving. Prices are beginning to . look
up.
Bad Prospect for Asparagus.
The prospects for even a half crop
of asparagus throughout the country
this season are not over-bright. Re
ports from California and other aspara
gus-growing centers confirm the first re.
port and this la causing a firmer feeling
' In the prices. Spot stocks and futures
although unchanged In value today are
very likely to go higher soon. The crop
Is affected by rust.
Canned Corn Xs Firmer.
Last season the crop of com for can'
nlng purposes was very small and few
canners made deliveries of over 60 per
cent of their orders some of them only
sending about 16 per cent of standard
grade. With this condition in mind and
the fact that there is no surplus of
canned corn In the hands of speculators
as during the normal seasons there Is a
feeling among the retail trade 'that
prices will surely go to a high point
even if the crop this year is an average
one. The fact that canned corn opened
this ear slightly higher-than it did
during the previous season does not
affect the situation to any great extent
And wholesalers report that they are do
ing a very considerable business in corn
futures.
Much Speoulation la Potatoes.
The prices now being offered for pota
.toes in this vicinity are about on a par
with those being quoted in the San
Francisco market for the same goods,
only that those who buy now and ship
into that market are out the amount
they paid for freight. The situation
in potatoes is very mystifying. Port
land branches ot San Francisco, houses
are offering as high as $1.15 and $1.20
for potatoes of the better grade in this
city while the same stocks are being
sold in the Bay City for the same
amount. It is true that there Is very
little buying of potatoes going on the
San Francisco men being content to offer
snd keep the market firm and the farm
ers holding. One thing Is certain, the
prices now being offered for potatoes
in this city are not worth the money,
the prices in other markets being even
or below this and the local market does
not invest in shipping stocks. .
Onions Still on Move.
The pries of onions is still on the
move and prices that smack of specula
tion and not actual worth are ruling
in this market at present. In this city
as high as $1.20 has been paid for choice
goods while the ruling figures in the
country range from $1.06 to $1.15
hundred. The San Francisco market
stands at about the same figure with no
special demand.
Creamery Butter Weakens. .
Nothing but -weakness is to be noted
In the creamery butter situation. The
arrival of the storks from California.
which were noted in The Journal about a
week ago, had a bad effect on the mar
ket as everybody thonght they would
have. A drop In all figures is looked
for by butter men. ,
Opinions on Today's Market,
W, B. Qlafke Company Best gYades
of creamery butter are working off fair
lv well, .but off-grades are In bad
sliitue. I '.'
Bmlth Bros. Clock hogs rt coming
in more plentiful these, last few days
than' they have for weeks but the price
holds up wonderfully, well and is even
Stronger; even heavy hogs are selling
well; supply of veal is short of the de
mand; beef of all grades, bulls, cows
and steers have Jumped up in price and
are selling well; mutton has also ad
vanced; good fat,; dressed chickens are
bringing almost any . price the dealers
sk.:rvr .',:- ".-''-.'-'.''.
Bell & Co. California steamer to
night; apples and bananas are- cleaning
up; oranges are moving good. . '
Mark Levy & Co. Steamer due from
'Frisco tonight with usual supply of
vegetables. '
Chatterton & Co. Market still good
on eggs despite the fact that receipts
are. much larger; chickens , are very
scarce and hogs and veal are in about
the same condition.
Q. S. Smith Company Veal and chick
ens are strictly in it; eggs are weaker.
Malarkey & Co. No changes at all
in fish; receipts of all kinds very few;
about 100 pounds of smelt came in to
day. I. E. Meikle Dealers are at present
paying too high a price for potatoes; on
ions very firm. .
L. jJaggar -Both potatoes and onions
firm and unchanged in price.
Everdlng & Farrell Chickens are in
better receipt but they are coming none
too lively for the demand and the street
could stand;, great many more; eggs
weaker at lower prices; butter weaker;
hogs and veal continue .in good de
mand. , :
Page& Son Bottom has dropped out
of the - egg market on account of the
extra heavy receipts; poultry Is very
scarce. ,.
W. H. Dryer Market is firm both for
potatoes' and onions.
McKlniey Mitchell Potato orders are
not so . plentiful and I think that too
high prioes have been offered for pota
toes not paid; onions continue good and
strong. ' ;
Toft. Hine & Oo.-r-Notwlthstandlngthe
large receipts of .the last few days in
our line there is no trouble in placing
all hogs and veal, beef and chickens
that come; the" same is true in eggs.
Today's quotations, as revised, are as
follows:
roBTXdun wKO&ESAxa pbxces.
Grain, Plour and Peed.
WHEAT Walla Wslla. IROiltic: blnestem.
BOfcHle; Taller. 80c.
bai,ii-seed szo.oo; rouea, S.i.ooqzi.oo;
brewing, $22.004123. OO.
OATH No. 1 whit.. 121 (10 a 2ft 00: rrav.
S24.00($2B.OO per ton; price to farmers, white,
tl.J0n,6O; gray, $22.50 per tou.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon: Pateute, $4.10(3
4.40; straights, fjj.60; vslley, $3.76tf 3.8S; gra
ham. Via, 13.40; 10a, $3.70.
MILLSTUFFS Bran, $19.00 per ton; mid
dlings, $26.00: shorts, $20.00; chop. $18.60.
H a V Timothy, $16.00; Eastern Oregon,
I1B.001H.60; mixed, llft.00wl3.50; clover,
fll.OOijuiia. 00; wheat. 12. Ooy 12.60; cheat,
$13.0013.00; oat, $12.00(018.60.
Bops, Wool and Sides.
HOPS 27c for choice: 24a.23c for
prime; poor quality, 18fcf;ttc; cTiatract, loot,
KajflBC.
WOOL Valley, eoam to medium. llV4e;
fine, 16i3iaVsc; Eastera Oregoa, lu$)lbc; mo
hulr, nominal, 252Jc.
SHEEl'HKlNStobe.rlng. 1032Oc; short wooL
tbggoc; medium wool, 80&6oc; long wool,
uo. in 1.00 esch.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, SBc; No. 1 and
gresse, 2J2Hc
Hints Dry hides, Ko. 1, IS lbs and op,
14c per lb; dry kin, No. 1. 5 to 16 lbs,
12c: dry calf. No. I. nnder K lbs. 16e: drf
aalted, balls and stage, 1-8 leaa than dry
HI,,,' Ml,.rf KM ) tfk m.m.Am m
i , ".; u , u . , ml , vwmuu, ow wwuuw v.
over, 8617c: 60 to 60 lbs. Oc; under 60 His
us cows, oigac; stigs sna ouus, soaaa. c;
kip, sound, . 16 to so lbs. 6c; sound, 10 to
14 lbs. 8c: calf, sound, under 10 lbs. tic: Kreen
tunsalted), le per lb leas; culls, lc per lb
It; horse hides, salted, each, $1.26Q.ro; dry,
each, $1.001.60; colts' hldea. eacn. 26Q6uc;
goat skins, common, esch, lOQISc! Angora,
wim wool on, each, zocail.oo.
Bntter, Eggs and Poultry.
BITTER FAT Sweet, 28c; sour, 26c.
BUTTE K Creamerr. extra faucr. 28 (2 ,10c:
ordinary, 22y27V,c,' cold atorage, 24c; east
era, 2&c; renovated, lifl20c; dairy, lt)Ol7Mc;
atore, 10&)2VjC.
aiuuo sreah Oregon, WUWfrc; cold itorage,
22c; bakers', 22c.
viit-tau, run cream, twin, yiiiViW, xoung
America. 14 Vie.
POULTRV Chickens, mixed, 12 lie per lb;
hens, 18c per lb; roosters, 11c per
lb; broilers, lMc per lb; fryers, 14c per
lb, ducks, old, 12c per Ib; young. 13c per lb;
geese. 8c per lb; turkeya, 16 Hi 16c per lb;
artaaed, 17a per lb.
Pralts and Tegstabls.
POTATOES Al.OOSil. 20: buyers' nrlcea for
sblpplilk, t6c1.10 ct; ordinary, 70WS6C sack;
iu)'iug.i (uc; sweets, io per 10 ; new, o per
ONIO Oregon, $2.50; buying prices, best,
$2.0Ht2.; f.o.b. 1'ortUud. $2.06ti2.20.
himsh rti. ira Apples urt-gon, 70c(((1.7S
Per box; oralraa-s. uavels. $1 oou2.20 per box:
aeedllngs, 80c(u$1.2& box; Jspsnese, 4&ia60c bs
uauas, oi5c per Ib; lemons, choice, 82.6002.76
per box; laucy, 84.00(011.60 per box; limes, Mexi
can, aoc per iuu; pioeappiea, x-l.oo; cranberries,
local, 87.UU par bbl; Jersey, $10.00; persim
mons, fl.60.
V KG k, TABLES Turnips. 8&c per sack; car
rots, $1.00 per aack; beets, $1.00 per sack;
1 ') 1. t K,. ... .m ..l.h. .... , n 1. .
California, 2c per lb; lettuce, head, bc doa; hot
biicsa K'ltuce, a.uuitfi.ou per uox; green pep
Dra. 6c uer lb: horseradish. 7(uSc iier lb:
celery, 60ti60e per dos: tomatoes, fl.26Ul.6o
per box; parsnips, $1.26; cucumbers, f2.2S
j.er aos; nutter peaoa, loc, per in, tuna oeaus,
be; aproata, oc; cauliflower, $1.76; artlcbokea,
76tltHc uer doa: green pess. 7iU8c ner lb.
LiUlhO FRUITS Apples, evaporated, UQ7e
per lb; aprlcou, llui3c per lb; aacka, He
l.er Ib lass; peaches, tftjug per Ib; pears. 8Hc
per id; prunes, tisuau, 9itnc per id;
trench. 8Vkiil4V4C Iier' lb: lias. California
blacks, taW per lb; do wnltes. u7s
p lb; piumu, pitted, 6M6c per lb; datee,
gLlden, ttc per ,b; tarda, fl.60 par 16-lb box.
RAlSlNtH-Beaded, (sncy, l ib cartons, 60
cackagea to case, tt pkg; seeded, 12-os
cartuua, 7c; loose Muscatela, GO-lb Boxca, 7y
Ug ner lb: Londm Urera. Il.6(il2.00: clusters.
fi.604iS.75; Ha. 26c; Ha, BOc advance over
pcunu cartons.
FIGS Ten 1-lb cartons, choice brand. 81.00:
10 1-lb cartons, fancy brand. 81-10; 10 l ib
bricks. 3-crown, woe; 10 l ib bricks. 8-orowa,
Wc: 60 U-lb bricks, per box. $2.26: 4-ruw laf-
rrs, per 10-lb box. Sue; loose, 50-lb boxes, per
lb, 6UiVjC. CsUmyrsna Six-crown, 10-16 car
tons, p box, $2.uu; s-crown, lo-lb carton, par
box, fi.io; 4-crown, xu ft-to caruoa, per box,
$1.76.
Orooerlsa. aTnta. Sto.
SUGAR "Sack basis' Cube, S3.S0. pow
dered. 86.66; dry granulated, f6.4b; beet gianu-
lated. o.26; extra 0, f4.a; gulden C. 44.M6:
bbla, lor, M bbls, 26c; boxes, 6uc advance ua
sack Dasis, leas tot ewi tor caan, 10 days;
maple, i(ifiD'.' per in.
Hw.NKV 14tfl6o.
COFFEE Urean Uocha, 21023c; Java, fancy,
actable: Java. good. 206125c: Java, urdln.rv
lbt2Uc; Coau Rica, fancy, lHt2Uc; Costs Mica,
Rood, 104 la; Costa Rica, ordinary, UfcilUu pec
; package coffee, $13.76.
TEAS Oolong, dltterent gradea, 23066c;
. . Ubi.. J.jK., II .- I. . . ...
icent gradea, 124t66c; aplderleg, nncolored
Japan, MWWCi greeu sapan tvery scarce,aOQ
UOa. '
.i . t m tt n. tl . 1... O. ! R. tA. to nn
Una table, dairy, 60s, 85c; luus,U6c; Imported
Liverpool, oua, uuc, ivua, enc, mn, gi.uu.
Worcester uuia o, oa, ao.ou: os, fa.xo; 10s,
l. K..llr UVII 111 tft DO. Uikl RJlm lilu,
41. w. wu.k, . ' . T ' . 1 . trwv
SALT Coarse, halt ground, 100a, per ton,
$0.60; 60s, per ton. $7.0o; Liverpool lamp rock,
822.50 per ton; 50-lb rock, 86.60; lous, $6.ou.
OKA1.N BAGS Calcutta. $6.766.00 per loo.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1, Bfce; No. 8,
k. k'um n,i.n lifad. Ttif'711e.
BEANS Small white, kc targe white, $3.60
a.6o; plUK, fa.uja.ou; paywa, )c; umaa.
ti ifcfl
Nl'TS Peanuts 7c. Jumbos 8 Vic Ib raw, piaiOc
per lb for rousted ; cocuenuia, boojhuc per Sua;
welnuta, 14al6c per lb; pine nuts, loJl2Hc
rtt Ibi hickory nuU, 10c per lb; chestnuts,
asters, 16U164 per Ib; Brasil But. 16 per
lb: filberts. 15(ioc per in; isncy pecans, 14J
15c per re ; aimonua, lauwc per id.
u-fue NAII.H Present bsse st 82.86.
ROPE Pure Manila, l3Vc; sundard, IZ9
slaaL 1010.
Paints, Coal Oils. Etc
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Caaea, 2.1e per
gal; water wane, iron ooia, ise . per gsi;
wvooea, 1 neauiigui, ean, mum ifu Beau
II. ht iron bbla. la Mo per gal. .
LINSEKO OIL Pur raw. In bbla, 47e per
gal; cases, 62c per gal; genuine kettle boiled,
casea 640 per. gal, bbla 49c per gal; gruunj
cake, car lota, uo.ou per u-n; teas lb an cars.
4.S-JM tin ru-p ton.
liABUliiaar oo-aeg., mo in gai, troa
tbla 2e per .gal; stovs, casea per gal.
Iron bbla 18c per gsL . .
BEN24NK a-deg ., cases, ; 22c; iroa bbla,
law. - :
PAINT OIL Raw, bbls 83c par gsL cases 88
per gal; lvlled. cases 40c.
Tlttl'E.NTlNE la cases, gSe per gaLtwgodi
btls, 84e pe. gal, iron bbU 82c per gal, 10-lb
case lots, 8Tc per gal.
WH1TH LEAD 60C-lb hits V4 per lb, 1cm
Iota 7 per lb. - .
Meats and Provisions.
FBESH MKA'18 laapwtad Beef, prims,
IV.itte per lb; cowa, Kuttc per lb; muitoo,
dreued, 6$iii7c per lb; Umbo, dressed, 7 lie per
lb.
FBE8H MEATS Front street Beef steers,
6 per lb; pork, block, 64He wr lb;
packers,' tttoc per Ib; bulla, 4ftU,4c iwr
lb; mutton, dressed, 6t6t4e per lb; iambi,,
(tressed, aio1c per lb; veal, small, sa
8e per lb; large, 6H$7c per lb. .
HAMS, BACUN. K'lU Portlaud pack (local)
hams, 10 to 14 lbs, lac par lb; 1 to 10 ltw,
13c pen lb; 10 to 20 lbs. 12c per lb;
cottage, c per ' H; - picnic, 89c per
lb; breakfast , bacon. 117q per lb; regu
lar short clean, iinsmuked, 10c' per lb;
auioked, ,1c per lb; clear backs, unsmoked,
10c per lb; smoked, 11c per lb; Union butts,
10 to 18 lbs,, uasmoked, 8c per lb. smoked, 8a
per lb.
EASTERN PACKER HAMS Under It lbs,
13c per lb; oyer 16 "lbs. lSe per lb; fancy,
13fl3c per lb; picnics, 8,c per lb;
shoulders, lie lb; dry-salted sides, unsmoked,
Kiltc per lb; smoked. 11 Mc per lb; breakfast
bacon. 14U(iil(lU,c tier lb: fancy. 18o uer lb.
LOCAL LA KD Kettle leaf. 10s. ioc perj
in; os, lie per id; du-id tins, iue per id;
steam-rendered, 10s, Pc per lb; &, 10c per
lb;' 60s, Bc per lb; compound tierces 7 Vic per
ib; tabs. 7 tic per lb: 60s. To per lb.
EASTERN LARD Kettle leaf. 10-lb tins.
ltVic per lb; 6s, llysc per lb: fiO-lb tins.
11c
per lb; steam-rendered I'M,
. ju.v iu. ua.
i)c per id; dos, iuc per id.
(Above packing-house prioes arc net cash, 16
days.)
CANNED SALMON Columbia river 1-lb tails
fl.TS; 2-lb talla, $2.40; fancy 1-lb flats. $1.00;
Vi-lb fancy Bats, $1.16; fancy 1-lb oval, 82.60;
Alaska tails, pink, 80c; red, $1.6o; 1-lb tails,
FISH Rock cod, Te per Ib; flounders, 8c per
lb; halibut, 7He per lb; crabs, $1.25 per dos;
raxor clams, e10c per dos; little-neck clams.
8c; striped bass,' 12c per lb; Puget Sound
smelt, 5c per Ib; catfish, 7c tvr lb; black cod,
per lb; salmon trout, 12 (3 loc per Ib;
lt-nsters. 15c rer lb; perch, 6c per lb; salmon,
sllrersldea. per lb; ateelbeads, Oc per lb;
ehlnook, 12Vie per lb ; herring. 4c per Ib;
per lb; soles, 8c per Ib; torn cod. 6o per lb;
Columbia river smelt,' 8c per lb; sturgeon, 7c
TWr IK.hr.m,M . KL. ma IK
OYSTER8 Shoalwatcr boy, per gal,
per sack, $3.75 net; Olympla. per aack,
$2.26;
$5.25.
ALL WHEAT OPTIONS
ARE DOING STUNTS
(Furnished by Overbeck, Starr Cooke Co.)
Chicago, Feb. 19. The advances In wheat to
day were senaatlonal. Msy opened st $1.00(3
1.01. wis high at $1.03 and low at 90 Sc. The
closing figure, l.Ci2, was sn advance of 2Ac.
July opeoed at 81 He, touched 04V4c and 91 Vic
aa the high and low points and closed st 93Sc,
an advance of 2TAc since yesterday. The vari
ous markets since yesterday. The varioua mar
kets ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
Msy $ 1.01 $ 1.03 $ .99V4 t 102
Old July. .Dltt -4Mi .91H M
Corn
Msy 664 .584 .65t .56V4B
July MS .66 .63?, .64
Oata
May 44 .4614 .44 .46
July 40 .40 .40 .40
Pork
May 15.20 15.87 16.17 15.67
July 15.05 15.60 16.05 15.45
Lard
Msy 780 7.00 7.77 7.80
July 7.00 8.07 7.90 8.06B
K lbs
May 7.25 7.42 7.26 7.42B
July 7.27 7.50 7.27 7.50B
B08T0H COPPER CLOSE,
Boston, Feb. 10. Copper cl
Bid. Ask.
2014 ,
6 6,
374
66 67
. 2 24
, 7 S
, 80 85
. htt
.8 8M,
. 2M 2
IB.
. m.: Local
Bid. Ask.
J 41
. : KiVi
67H 68
87
12
I'nlted Statea
Michigan
Centennial
Osceola
Adventure
Atlantic
Wyandot
Shannon ..........h...
Victoria
Phoenix
BUT FBANCIBCO STOCKS
Ssn Francisco, Feb. 19.-10:50 a
slocki :
Contra Costa Water
Kprlng Valley Water
San Francisco Gaa ac Electric
I nlted flaa
Mutual Electric
Olant Powder
62 '4
45
11
ii',4
139
'5
6
Hawaiian Sugar
Honokwa Sugar
Hutchinson Suear
. 7
. 164
. 11
.i:t8
. 92
Makawell Sugar
Paaubau Stlaar
Alaska Pack'ra
Cslifornla Wine
Oceanic nteamahlp .-.
I'aclflc Auxiliary
AMERICAN 8T0CK8 XH LONDON.
p. m
preferred advsnced V.: Ba 111 more A Ohio
declined' H: Canadian I'aclnc docllnrd '4; Cbesa-
Scoiib ft Ohio declined ; Chicago, Milwaukee
: St. Paul declined ; Denver ft Rio Grande
unchanged; Erie declined 1,4, firsts declined ;
Illinois Central unchanged; Louisville ft Nash
ville declined ; Mexlrsn Central advanced
Vi; Missouri, Kanass Texas declined 14;
New York Central declined : Ontsrlo ft West
ern declined ; Norfolk ft Western declined
4; I'cnns.vlvsnis declined Vi; Beading declined
, firsts declined 4; Southern Pacific declined
: Southern Hallway declined , preferred
advanced ; 1'nlon Pacific declined , pre
ferred declined V4; I'nlted States Steel declined
H. preferred declined ; Wabash advanced
V. preferred advanced . Consols 66. de
clined .
NEW YOKE 8TT10IAB.T.
New Twk, Keh. 19. Dew. Jones A C. ssr:
Tba Ixindon market la weak. Allls-Cbsmhers
expsnslon la forced by the broadening field nf
tbe big electric companies. A further reduc
tion In the grain ratea east and weat la re
ported and the situation Is getting Into a sbspa
where it will demand ths attention from the
bicneat ofnViala. Reports of sn intention to
eoruhlue 1'nlon Psclnc, Illinois Centrsl snd
Altou sfter the decision In Northern Securities
Is rendered. Eighteen roads for the second
week of Fehrusrj snow sn averssa gross de
crease of .(IT per cent; 20 rails derresaed .47
per cent; 12 Industrials decreased .M per cent.
EASTEBH HOOg HIGHER.
Chicago, rb. IB. Receipts of livestock In
ths principal pscklng centers of ths country
todsr ware:
IWs. Csttle. Sheep.
Chios iro a.x 2..VH1 3.000
Kansaa City 4.ft) 2.000 l.o0
Omaha fl.ouO l.ftui 6.0U0
Hogs Opened Be higher, with 0,000 left over
from yesterday; receipts a year ago, 24,000,
Rullnc hog prices show: Mixed and bntebt-ra,
lA.onilt'B.flA; good heavy, 1.1.35&5.S0; rough,
s.00'r(.2ri; light, I4.60Q8.20.
Cattle Steady.
Sheet) Steady.
CHICAGO CASH BUfllKESS.
Chicago, Feb. 10. Tbe cash business yester
day was 6.0D0 bushels of spring and 10,000
buabela of winter wbest, lfiO.oiio bushels of
corn, psrtly No. 4. to New York, and 83,000
bushels ot oats. A sale of RO.OOO bushels of
hard whiter wheat was msde st Buffalo to
eastern millers. At seaboard exporters bought
2KUX0 bushels of wheat, 240.UOO bushels of
corn snd BO.OOO bnahela of oata.
CHICAQO ORAIM CAS LOTS.
Chlcsgo, t'eb. 18.
day show:
Tba grain car lota for to-
Cars.
Wheat 17
Corn 1W
Oata 70
The wheat cara a year ago ware:
277; IhiUith. 100; Chicago, 9.
Gradtt. Est.
10
,1W3
10 80
Minneapolis,
LIVESTOCK C0HTIKUE8 ITKOVO,
Portlsnd Union Stockyards. Feh.'li. Receipts
nf livestock In the local ysrds during the past
24 hours consisted of 1 IB hogs. 2B csttle, 110
sheep and Sn horses. All prices continue firm.
'Hogs Bit. 84c; medium, Be.
Cattle Best, 4.B0; medlntn, 14.00(94.25.
Sheep Best) 3 W4c; medium, 3ic.
ARGENTINE GHAIH 8MIPHEKTS.
Chicago. Feb. 19. Tbe Argentina grain
shipments show:
This week. Last week. Tesr sgo.
-- hushels. Bushels. Kiishels.
Wheat J.JMi.aa 2.W4.00O l.TM.iinn
Corn e.M.000 471.000 41)5,1100
MILWAUKEE ORAIN CLOBE.
' Milwaukee. Feb. 19. f'losai .. Wheat
l.n hid; July. lKr asked,
torn alay. Mtt&6V,et 41. MVi kid.
Mir.
IS
SENSATIONALLY UP
CB30AO0 PIT CX08ED ABOUT 3
OEHTS XXOHEB WITH THE X.ABQ
- EST ABTAKCB HT MAT OPTION
comas siow hotjss bsatt btjt-
EBS OP O0W AJTD OATS.
(r'urnbihed by Overbeck, fttarr A Cooke Co.)
Chicago, Feb. 19. Logan & Bryan
say: The wheat market was 3 cents
higher. The big advance- waa in May
and the smallest In September. It
- clbsed near the top.' The advance rep
resents a force of large and speculative
buying through commission houses. The
reactions were unimportant and the
whole tone of the market was strong
and prices were steadily higher. For
eigners are again all higher and show
increasing activity and strength. Broom
hall .cables that the absence of, Russian
clearances and the political . situation,
particularly the resignation of the
French minister of foreign affairs, are
the points most regarded. It Is a big
market and 'there is . something doing
behind the scenes. Sentiment is still
bullish. We strongly advise conserva
tive operations and trading In July and
September. Modern Miller notes the ab
sence of moisture but thinks little or no
result has followed.
Corn Waa Higher.
The corn market dragged In the face
of the strength In wheat all during the
early part of the day. There was a
good general buying through the com
mission houses, but there were large
liquidating sales, which the pit rather
thought was the selling of a long line
by Patten. There Is a big general trade
and a strong bullish sentiment, the same
as In wheat. The .advance In prices
does not bring any apparent Increase in
the movement, but the cash situation Is
much of a factor In determining prices
at present.
Oats Prices Bespond.
The " oats prices responded to the
large commission house buying, which
has not yet stopped. The movement Is
still small and the cash situation is un
changed. Provisions Are ITp.
The provision market Is again 15 to
40 cents higher. There is no change in
the conditions which are controlling
prices. The large receipts of hogs and
the moderate demand are inoperative
against the selling by the packers and
the bearish tendency among the small
traders is wholly Ineffectual against the
forces. There Is, of course, some scat
tered profit-taking, but lnrthe main the
liquidation is only to a moderate extent
and buying keeps up
NEW YORK STOCKS
SHOWING DULLNESS
(Furnished by Overbeck. Starr A Cooke Co.)
New York. Feb. 19. The transactiona In
the stock market again showed only dullness ex.
eepttng In a few stocks snch aa Amalgamated
which abowed some weakness on fresh Utlgs
tlon In Montsns. Political newa, while not
favorable, did not have a decidedly bad effect
on vsluea, but prevented any hopeful reeling.
There Is quite a Isrge short Interest In the
general list, but until there is a decided
change of sentiment there will be so cause for
quick covering.
W EAT
MARKET
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Anaconda Mining Co. . . .
Auial. Copper Co
Atchison, cum
do preferred
Am. Csr It found., com.
do preferred
Am. 8ugsr, com
Am. Bun-It., com
do preferred
Baltimore A Ohio,' com.
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Trauslt.
Canadian ravine, com, .
Chi. A Alton, com
do preferred
Chi. A (V- West., com..
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Chi., Mil. A (it. Psul...
CM. at North., com....
Chi. Terminal Ry
Chesapeske A Ohio
Colo. Fuel A Iron, com.
Colo. South., com......
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred
Delaware A Hudson...
I). A K. O., com .
do preferred
Erie, com
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred......
Illinois Centrsl
Louisville A Nashville..
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Metro. Trsctton Co
Msnhsttan Klevsted....
Mexican Central Ry....
Minn., t. B. A Sis. M. .
do preferred
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T.. com
do preferred
New York Central
Norfolk A Western, com.
do preferred
North American
N. Y., tint. A Weat....
Pennsylvania Ry
P. U., L. A C. Co
Pressed Hteel Car, com.
do preferred
Pacific Mall Hteam. Co.
Reading, com..;.
do lat preferred
Ren. Iran A Steal, com.
do preferred
Bock Island, com
do preferred
Southern Ry.. Com
do preferred
Southern Pacific ....... .
St. L. A 8. P., 2d pfd..
do 1st preferred
St. L. A a. W., com
do preferred
Texss A Pacific
Tenn. Coal A Iron
T., St, L. A W com..
do preferred
Union Pacific, com
do preferred
U. 8. leather, com....
do preferred
I". 8. Rubber, com
do preferred
V. 8. Steel Co., com...
do preferred
Wheel. A L. E com...
Western Union Tel....
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Wabash, preferred
34V! 34Vi
North Ainericsn, ex-divldend of 14 per cent.
Totsl salea for day. Z4U.00U.
Money, 14 per cent.
NEW TORK COFFEE CLOSE.
New York, Feb. 18. Coffee close waa;
Bid.
February gS.TS
March' 8.80
April fi l
May 6.00
June 6.18
July 6.30
August 6.40
Ask.
$3.80
8.88
8.98
e.os
8.20
6.38
6.48
September 6.80
6.56
6 65
6.78
6 85
,90
October 6.90
November , 6.70
December 6.80
January - 6.85
Sale for today were 240,000 baga.
AN FRANCISCO CLOSE.
San Frandaco. Feb. 19.-11:30 a. m. Wheat
Msv, fl.484; December. 11.414.
Barley May. 11.10; December, 11.08.
PORTLAND CXIAEINO-H0U8E REP01T.
The report ot tba Portland clearing house for
vesterdsv wss: .
Clesrayireg ,$H2.711.1T
Sa lascek ... 43J.8S8.&4
CASH WHEAT GOES
OVER DOLLAR MARK
CHICAGO GBAIW , KABKETS BE
COME EXCITED AND 81.01 IS BID
POB HO. S BED WHEAT HOLDING
POB f 1.08 NO. 3 BED AT tl, WITH
$1.06 BEING ASHED.
(Furnished by Overbeck.' Starr Cooke Co.l
Chicago, Feb. .,18. JNO. z rea wneai
sold at $1.01 today, but the sales at
that figure were nominal,- $1.08 being
asked. This price caused a sensation
and many of the shorts are flocking to
cover. War news was the principal
cause of the advance today. No. 3 red
was sold at $1, with few sales. Holder a
of this grade are asking $1.08. The va
rious grades at noon today were:
Bid.
Ask.
$1.08
1.08
06
9o
1.01
1.00
ill)
No. 2 red
No. 3 red
No. 2 hard winter, river.
No. 8 hard winter, river.
No. 1 northern spring ..
No. 2 northern spring...
No. 8 spring
.$1.01
. 1.00
. 9:1
. 85
. 5
, 5
PRICES ARE BETTER
IN COTTON MARKET
(Furnished by Overbeck, Starr ft Cooke Co.l
New York, Fob. 10. Mclntyro A Marshall
say: The advance in the cotton optlou market
since the abnormally low level of last Tuea-
nay anouin not surprise close observer of
trsding conditions. Spot cotton and Its value
had come to be utterly disregarded and the
holders of actual cotton, while many, who bad
not been drawn Into the- whirl of the option Hat
and parted with their property, were for the
most part firm In their demand for better prices,
and this feeling aaved the day for tbe market.
The weather map today was again dry and
temperatures are very low. Farm work haa
made no substantial progress so far aa land
preparation is concerned. we draw attention
to this became the rain Is needed over lares
areas of the belt and April Is sn Important
monm iot cotton planting preparations. Of
tbe near future for the market It can lie
ssld that while It may show greater fiexlhlllty
snd some reactions ry tendency, the declines to
tne 1.1.00 level snouia he taken advantage ot
oy operators tor tne long account.
ine cotton market today waa
Open. High. Low.
Close.
13.80 (iiflB
13.7.Vu76
13.9K4H
14. (Ki(frll
15. KKaM
T4.12'18
13. 57(3 80
12.1 Seal 20
11.4Hfi4U
11.18AT20
U.lfigUI
February..
Marcb
April
May... j...
13.45
13. 66
13.70
1S.B8
13.17
11.70
11.26
I. 1.0O
13.H5
14.2(1
14.28
13.74
12.25
II. 50
11.25
11.25
13.25
IS. 85
13.55
is! BO
13.13
11.90
11.23
11.13
10.00
June .,
July
Auguat....
Septenilier. ,
October. . . .
November.
11.14
December.. 11.00
CLOBE OF LIVERPOOL ORAIN.
Liverpool. Feb. 19. Close: WheatMarch
6-8. iVt higher; May, 6-7. 1 higher.
torn juarcn, -ih, higher; May, 4-4,
higher.
DVLVTK WHEAT CLOSE.
Dulath, Feb. It. Close: Wheat May, 05 He
IT. LOOTS HAT CLOBE.
St. Louis,
984c,
Feb. 19. Close: Wheat May,
KANSAS CITT CLOBE.
Kansas City, Feb. 19. Close
Wheat-
-Msy,
NEW YORK CLOBE.
New Tork,
96Hc asked.
Feb. 19. Close: . Wheat July
SOCIAL CLUB IS
TO BE ORGANIZED
(Journa Special Service.)
Corvallla, Or., Feb. 19. A movement I
that has for Its originators several of
the leading ministers of the city Is on
foot looking; to. the organization of a
club for Corvaills business men, col
lege cadets, citizens and others. The
project has been under discussion for a
considerable time and a committee, com
posed of W. T. Wiles of the First Na
tional bank, Thomas Callan and Monroe
Cameron, has been looking after plans
and details. If launched the new club
will provide a resort where bowling
alleys, gymnasium and smoking rooms
will afford diversion for the wearied
lawyer, merchant or layman; soft
drinks, cigars, confectionery, etc., will
be on sale and an atmosphere of cheer
and homelike comfort will be main
tained. Similar clubs are In force in
many neighboring towns, and that Cor
vaills needs some such resort Is cer
tain. Since students have been debarred by
the college president from entering any
part of the small establishment be
cause of the recent raid and consequent
discovery of gambling games In opera
tion there the college man, with a de
sire for social and physical advance
ment. Is practically without a place to
go where he may spend a few idle hours
in harmless and pleasant pastime.
If organisation be perfected, aa Is
probable, the Corvaills club will be very
much like the Alco club of Albany.
There Is no doubt that the late divis
ion of Corvaills Into four Are sections
will be fruited with good results. Here
after, when a Are breaks out, he bell
on the city hall will noi give th? alarm,
but will, by certain taps, signify in what
particular part of the city the blaze is
located. Heretofore, when the boll has
rung, a general rush has been mnde
for the fire apparatus, and frequently
the firemen have started to the con
flagration without knowing in which,
direction to turn. Consequently there
has benn loss of time and less suc
cess in coping with the fire than will
be the case in future. This step Is an
other In the right direction and follows
the new organisation of the fire depart
ment. Corvallla Sews Votes.
Mrs. F. A. Helm entertained a party
of lady, friends this afternoon.
Miss Edna . Irvine gave a bowling
party Monday evening In honor of Miss
Helen 8tetner of Jefferson, who Is visit
ing Corvaills friends. Blxteen guests
enjoyed the affair, which concluded with
a dainty lunch at the Irvine home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar. Healy are remov
ing to their future home In Portland.
Dr. C. MacLean left recently for
Colorado, and his family are preparing
to depart In a few days to loin him.
Dr. MacLean Cas been pastor of the
local Episcopal, church for a mim!er of
years and many friends here regret the
removal of the family.
- Mrs. J. Mason left today on a busi
ness trip to the metropolis.
Isadore Jacobs was a visitor this
week at the home of his parents In this
city.
Ed Crawford of Salem was the guest
of relatives here the first of this week.
Ben Elgin leave Bunday for Carlton
to accept a position in the drug store of
Dr. Morrison;
Mrs. Henry Allen left today for Wash
ington, D. C. ,
Mrs. Itlca Mayer of Portland la the
guest of Mrs. John Allen In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rlckard have gone
to California ' for an extended visit.
They were accompanied by their son.
Bay, who goes in the hope of benefiting
bia health. . - I
Monday evening next the local lodge1
of 'Rebekahs is to entertain the mem
ber's of the same .order from lude-
F. H.
CUT RATE GROCER
Is Your Name Written There?
Regular Price. ; Our Price.
15c can Royal Club Peas, 2 cans ....25s
6 bars Silk and Perfection, Soap, 8 '
bars ......Zbc
15c pkgRalston Oats, 3 pkgs....,.25o
15c pkg. Shaker Salt. pkg. ........ . .10o
liOc Royal Baking Powdef , Ib. s u , . . . 3oo
50c Shillings' Baking Powder (new
stock), lb. . 0c
10c A. & TI. and Shillings" Soda, lb... 6c
15c can Mince Clams, can ......... .10o
20c lb. Walnuts, lb. ...... 4 .. 4 ...... 15c
10c pag. i-t.-u. uats, pKg.
10c can Salmon, can oc
..." uvuai: iui t'i h BllQ utiiuibbbici., " - 1 ' " - - . . o, v , i .i, Ji n 11 viv
going to put our competitors out of business, and nave respectfully asked us
to "cut it out." which wa will do when we get ready.
Mall Orders Tilled. Telephone, Mala
"WOT OBEAT, BUT CHEAP."
"Well I Should
Say, Yes.'
Does Fellows sell good groceries
Cheap? Well, I should -say yes,
and you need not take my word for
it, either; Just ring him up and get
prices, and have no fear for the
quality. If the goods are not right,
your money back every time, and
no words about It. But-there Is
one thing you must have, and that's
the OASH ; no caah, no goods, with
Fellows; but my, how cheap.
35.
Box No. 1 white or yellow Mac
aroni. 150.
Dozen nice, sweet Naval Oranges,
' good size. $1.75 per box.
10.
Can St. Charles Condensed Cream.
91.10 Per dozen.
10.
Package Falcon Pancake Flour.
350.
Two bottles Snlder's Catsup.
350.
Two S-pound packages Gold Dust.
50.
One pound can Pork and Beans
with Tomato Sauce.
50.
Two-pound package H. O. Injun
Bread Flourt
150.
Pound fresh roast Costa Rica
Coffee.
95.20
100-pound sack best Dry Granu
lated Sugar.
Deliveries to all parts of the city
dally. Just ring him up and tell him
what you want, and Fellows does
the rest.
FELLOWS
374 WABKXXCrTOW 8TBBZT.
Telephone Vain 8598.
Who?
Lowered the Price?
It was the Dutch.
50 Boxes Northern Spy Apples,
while they last
65c
3 dozen Naval Oranges
25c
With $5 purchase of Groceries
we give 35 pounds of Western
Refined Dry Granulated Sugar for
$1.00
New York Grocery Co.
Wholesale and Retail.
Car. IIU and Morrison
Giis. D. flinncnlump, Prop.
Quick Delivery. Phone Main 2287.
pendente and Philomath. The affair
promises to be most enjoyable.
Daniel Evans has arrived from Burt
county. Neb., for an Indefinite stay in
Webfoot.
Seventeen Immigrants from Furnace
county, Neb., are scheduled to arrlva In
Corvaills, within the net few weeks.
They are homeseekers and expect to In
vest In Benton real estate. Others from
Arkansas are to arrive in March. The
general cause of the exodus from the
oHBt is ascribed to the climatic condi
tions. W0TES TX0M KllTTWHIlI.
- Air famine la the commoa. causa of
pneumonia.
The people of Tibet rarely wash, find
ing it warmer to be dirty.
The mercantile fleet of Japan ranks
seventh In the world's shipping.
France and England each own in Af
rica an area as large aa tha United
States.
The naval vessels under construction
in the I'nlted States aggregate more
tonnage than those afloat.
Vast quantities of earth containing ra
dium compound have been discovered In
the Llano mineral region near Austin,
Texas.
A person clad In garments made from
the hair of the reindeer will not sink In
water. A factory for textiles In rein
deer wool Is In operation in Vienna and
otie will be established In London.
The Prince of Wales has a most ex
traordinary 'design tattooed on his arm.
It takes the form of'a fearful looking
dragon, with open Jaws bristling with
rows of gigantic teeth and a row of
spiked horns down the middle of its
back.
The Wisconsin Telephone company in
Milwaukee suggests in its telephone di
rectory that patrons send in Are alarms
by telephone. The chief of police, has
requested that the manager of the tele
phone company omit this suggestion
from the book hereafter, for the reason
that it frequently takes too long a time
to notify tha fire headquarters by 'tele
phone. Aa Adaptable Woman.
The woman who uses her brain to
some purpose usually succeeds in adapt
ing her life to circumstances. She does
not spend her time in wishing matters
were different, .but uses It to secure
every scrap of comfort possible to her
environments. If she has to wear ready
made clothing she hunts for the best
flttlng, the best made and , the best
wearing garments her purse will allow
and takes as much care of them as time
will , permit. Bhe takes the stitch In
time that saves labor as well as money
because she has the sense to know that
outside of -her business life sta should
use her time fr rest and recreation, -
REEVE
S
35c lb. Mocha and Java, lb. .,!'a
25o can Perfection Asparagus, can..20iv
16o ran Red Seal Lye. can .......... 10o
40o lb. English Breakfast Tea, lb..,15o
15c pkg. Energy, 8 pkgs. ,,,.25o
20c lar Sliced Beef (glass), Jar...lo
I5c can Shrimps, can ............... l'c
10c can Oysters, 3 cans ........... .I60
lBo can Pheasant Peas and Cots, can lOo
10c lb. Rice (Carolina Head), lbs. 25o
c lb. Navy Beans, lb. .............. 4o
21.86 box Soda Crackers, box .....4108
60c 50-lb. sack Salt, sack ......... .40o
25o 4-lb. pkg. Wash. Powder, pkg..,15o
10c lb. Norway Codfish, 2 lbs. ...... lio
1991. 637r6a9 Washington Street.
"IT .WB SEWC XT, XTTI GOOD." v
FIVE BIG MARKETS
STOHTSXBB KABKET 997 Belmont
street Phone Scott 8998.
PACinO MABXXT West Park and
Washington. Telephone Main 15(1. :
AX.BAHT MABXXT 3 6 5 First street
Phone Red 8226.
STAB MABBET 588 Williams avenue.
Phone East 633.
STATE MABBXT First and Salmon
streets. Telephone Main 1657. ,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA (new
crop) Ib. 20c
BUTTER, per roll SO
Naval Oranges, per dozen .....100
Hard Wheat Flour, sack 91.00
3 cans. Primrose. Cream ...250
7 lbs. Navy Beans ...,250
New Crop. ,
Picnic Ham, per lb, .........100
Maccaronl .......... 1 in !(-. Rnv
Bpagettl -
Vermicelli. . .... .1 OOC "
Choioes Cora-Ted Meats In Portland.
THREE CANS PEAS, BEANS,
TOMATOES, 25c
PORTLAND PACKING CO.
A Bold
Try Is
Half
Won
'. 1
We want your Grocery Trade, and if
Oood Goods and Honest Methods, to
gether with the Very Lowest Prices to
be had in the City of Portland, will in
duce you to trad here, then we will
have your trade. It will pay yon to
watch our ads. In Monday's and Friday's
Journal every week. A few good things
cheap: .
2-lb. roll Butter .......454
J-lb, can Tomatoes 25 e
3 packages of Mush ,25t
Box good Apples .............. ...704?,
1 lb. M. J. B. Coffee 30
Hold everywhere for 40o.
1 dosen Naval Oranges .....J0
t cans Soup ; ...25V
t cans Oysters 254
Groceries all through the stock are
sold at correspondingly Low Prices, Wa
deliver to all parts of the city promptly.-
Godfrey Bros.'
Tha Pur rood Orooawa. '
Opposita lhe P. O.. 114 Burnslde St.
Tel. Black 292 1
A. J. FARMER
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
Third and Jeiferson
You can save 20 per cent by dealing
with me.
19-lb. box Crackers ........... too
S-lb. box Crackers ............... ,S0o
1 lb. Glngersnaps .10o
1 lb. Graham Wafers 1 O.j
1 cans Tomatoes 25o
2 cans Lemon Cling Peaches 25o
1 ran Table Apricots
1 pkg. Acme Health Koffee . . . .
.10o
.15o
.1Si
.iha
.250
.350
.250
I lb. Maple sugar . . .
I pkgs. Kalston Oats
i uut msuaruni
1 lb. Shilling's Baking Powder . . .
1 lb. Royal Baking Powder .......
1 lb. Arm & Hammer Bod a
3o
..... to
2o
2 Q
2So
..... aa
.... .60a
1 bar Naphtha Boap ......
12 bar lioyal Savon Soap
bars mby Elephant Soap
S Dlamoftd C. Soap
1 can Alaska Salmon
1-gallon best Sorgham ...
S lbs. broken Java Coffee
1 lb. good English Breakfast Tea..,.16o
Best sugar-cured hams, 1 lb, . ....13So
10 lbs. No. 1 Head Rice ........... 40e
1 lb. Gunpowder Tea ,...2Sa
1 sack best D. G. Sugar $5. 2t
1 sack good mra-wneat lour...,.,3j
2 lbs. cod nan
10-lb. pail pure Leaf Lard
B-lb. pall pure Leaf Lard .
0 lbs. Golden Gate Soda . .
3 lbs. Seedless Raisins .
2 cans Sliced Pineapple ..
2 bottles Snlder's Catsup .
14-gal. keg mixed Pickles
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Deliveries on East Side, Tuesdays
and Fridays. ,
Ranch Eggs, 2 doz. 55c
J TNE CREAMERT ...... J: .So
Dairy butter ....35c and )
Best creamery ........ , . .9c and fo
Best sugar-cured ham imi
Plunlc ham . ...........,....,,,,.. o
Lard. 6-pound pall .............. .&i
All goods retailed at wholesale
prices. Remember Saturday Is chlcs.su
day.
LA GRAND IS CREAMERT CO.,
ti Yamhill Strt,
LI04X VOTICX.
KCflCS Or VACATION Ot BLACXIITOJtg
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Notice la hereby atven that at rrl"
meetlna of tilt, council af too cilv of PerilaiKl.
Multnomah county, stale of IM-egon. t h
held on Wednesday, the olh Oar of April. )'".
at th. iegtilar bwr snd nlam, a rx-ilili.B mil
be presented ti aal'l xii-ll prsvlnf f,,r
vsestloa f that portloa f Bf.ti lin sir,,,
lylns botweea tha suti He of UKin .-. t
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Preferred tttfk Caor.1 fisn , '
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