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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 15.' 1808. FO DAY'S MARKETS Shippers Should Nol.'CrQwd Poultry On to Market at, This Time Because Sup plies Are Too, Great for Good of Price iiu,yo;; in jdohig HIGHER FOR BEST HOPS - wood BOefflll each: long wool, 5c0 II iS an oh. TALLOW Prfma.- per lb,' $00 o; No. I una greiiae, JiflHO. ,j, . . , .CHITT1M WTHr-Ii- , . i '. Trult ad Vegetables. Ins; buying, whlto, 6060o per Potatoes Fncy. eoTsa -n- weets Sc. per lb. owt; Seven and a Quarter Cents lo" ON16NS Jobbing price 1202.60; buyln. ntxit. 2l.8842l garlic. 7a lb. . APPLES Select 81. 764782.001 fancy 1.60; choice, $1,011.25; ordinary, nuc ( Being Offered for Heal v, , ; Good Prime. F RESH FRUITS Oranges, new 82 . . " ' , . box7?' ,&"ae5?oin; &8 - ting Out of This Year and SElllilG OilY; KILLERS STILL BUVIIJG JULY HOLD CATTLE Chicago. Wheat Traders Get- Shipments of Their' Own pineapple, 84 04 1.76; 01 60 dosen: pears, fan, ordinary, Jla.boxj Un- lev. Il.BOc! serines, 11.60 a boy; Jap orangey uo a Going: Into; Next Crop , Aimed to Hold Others in Check at . Present. ry Produce' msrkat features: Poultry hard to move: ..; ' Eggs generally at 80C s Several cars bananas dua. Potatoea are holding- sjeady. Onlona moving; at price. N Hour market holds steady. ; W heat .value are maintalnad. ' - KrkV 1 riur.l m Ii n u 1 1 VEGETABLL8 Turnips, new, oow BOO. sack: carrots. 50c tier sac: Dcets. tbiie per sack: paranlps, 8&ciitab- baan. j SGrtfill : . Lomatoea. ' California. !2.26; beana. I7o; cauliflower. $1,104 I July 11.20 dos; pea. 10c; horseradlah, so Id; . PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN, ,oy Hogsv' Cattle,' Sheep, Today .....i.,, ,.. 1907 i 1B0 . 41 Chicago, Jan. 16. Trader are selling! 1806 . CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. ' ' ") Open. Close. V Jan. 14. Lou a. May;, ...104 108W , 1044 . 1 98 ; 20 122 . U 160 110 189 167 Canned totnatoe ar alow. Corn pack i curtailed. - Pressed . hoes are out Of lln. , V" Smelts quoted lo .down today. artichokes. ilnM.lO doa: areen oniona. IRa Afm.an n.nncr, 17of hnlhniiua. lat I the Muv and huvlnar th Jnttf itAllvarv tuea. 11.0o"iJ7iI17K boa: cucumber. . hot-1 of wheat. Thla waa acaln manifest in I Portland Union Stockyards. Jan.' 16 house,. $1.60 box: radlabas, . 1 60 doa. 1 today trading In the local pit. For I While there waa but. nominal run of : Salmon scarcity la continued,! V ,' -Apple movement la heavier.-, y ; Piddtrig higher, for beat hop. '" ,Car-. celery, , car , Orange's due. - " i ,H V, , : .;. : . . bunchaa: rrmlnnL 16e lb: celery. 76ci I the past week the tendency aenma to J rattla In the yarda today, klllera con- 86c; cranberrlta, eastern; $109 11.60; have been to gtt from under the May J tlnue -to depreaa values in the local sprouts, o per lb, , , I sn.l take on the July option. In today's I market The latter ars bringing- in 1 '. " .11 OrooarieS. XfUtS. ZtO. - . r; 1 ninar in laiier waa airongesi, ai-1 wieir own aioca ana, inercrora, lur m&i snaAR-Callfornl.. and Hawaiian- .thr."?h: ?An jyl"-'. weak and reason pa tryln to dlsoounm the riiV, ISM. miiilariil v (Klin, hwn imwcr.; ini rar uienau n lu To anipmeni w uiiw aupynaa. jiiib no CUba, '16.86. POWOerSO. 0.iB. DTT, I .1. ... ahartwat Ol.f In Xfav at I .h.n.M lr, tna - .hnn In , i& ho- flrv vraniiiBian. sa. so: a-ran. 1 1:..- . r- . 1 . . . 7..-i 1 .c in. 1 ai.w ana juiy i so. A 1 in cioae vaiuea. it la earner 10 ooiain od ouota 1 MIAAIr.m Slk. a -m- r " I "'VF .'7U -".l '"I -, M.v had a loaa of Ilia whlla Jul waa linn. unUaa nualitv la avtra. a.lMt ft.nortr.Jad from th- .Vr. It.o? . '.Tn'mltad 28 46:7ba pipped to the tun of o a . bunhel.1 Run of ho ne today waa quit liberal. thi. mnmin. k. Ti,. T..raai nji,. i. 'in.. t,.ifrr.i. itm haut (Oa i j.iverpoo. wrmnmi a i ui aiari ana i one ma maricet na oeqn aiarvea o that .hort iellJr. hive not troZ advanc U TTack baals f " I f 'e r!bli! . -nP . aseltn,! long that it readily took all th. sup- all tholr aale. of b..t qualify."- This I. ; (Abor. prlce. ar .day. .t cab 3H J" E,"??, "V.T',:"0 .VTi,?. air war is naao. mm. Id lower and loat a further Wd before I pared with none a year aa-o. a nominal th olos. I number two years ago and none three ground," 100s, I umr pus sianea wun wcsk tracing i year ago tnia aat. the final May corn was Mo under ye-1 yeaterday. Tlir have born o many terday, and there waa a depreaalon of I daya without arrivals in this Una that n in sam option 01 oata. rone I killers hav no surplus supplies to draw weak, dragginr and unaupported upon, and for that reaaon many of th offnrlnr un tit 1 IMUS, tll.VU. ' iwnu ir. iuh vl ih' in in. ;aiu i immicr auruu hi lurveu U) go WllU- 7o a pound. Dealers ar ka-Dina- theli I (Above prices apply to Sales or less toaay. aaay oprnm i v,a lower, anaioui sneep. . ... opefaons secret as much u nViib l tn" r ots. Car lots at special prices closed lOo under th close of yesterday. . A year ago today all lines wer quoted f Jr thy. nr . th.r m .L. '.h. luWr( to flurtuatloni.) . . . - . . ' '-r-rr.'. " very firm at unchanged values with crrowets to reallxa thai aunnllai . RICK Imperial' Japan, NO. I. so; wa itange Dy.iwninj-riopKin company; rece pi a small. . r W W v.hm.i. h m mi u u . . K f . . I.I . n H . 5 -1.' i I , "TSS" l-. Wu, MW ,. COirirEE fackae tranda. 1S.$$0 , 'Janced figure in order to get them with- I 4 .CO r t nut munh di1av . I I. mtmA K. vu.lll.81 n.ia dmr orrnriui within th. ali uoaraa hi r daya for hops aat kre'not strictly I !l-S0.,W toni 80 1!.o5i Jn,b1'' ,"17 choloo and ven at that figure th " ;, Wi, ,I186; bal.., $2 60; srn.ir ua. imwiiiina. n ..n mmmi I Imnortad LIvercooL 60a. $20.00:" 100a rrow,..and CharM.-ir.IbnthTolr 100: '1100: ntra fin b.rrela. 8a terday. an Salem arf said to be offerlnjr' rrowers """"v $-606.60; Uwpool luma 1 n-t u over to th past few days -nd other r IJ0.M pr to; 60-lb yock.,, $18.60; JMIJW dealer of that city ar offerina: up to J1!'90-..-' ... Jl.-Vt! fng ar ao scare, WHEAT. over in the state of Washington the tt,ov,0u'1i ,.),. ,.. open., mirn. selling has ben,ulU lively of lau and -fii M8,y fS ; IS a t.romlnant dealer of hat aectlon WmA 18 so'- fi.xVan iiia alfiV ,u,y - mekea th assertion that thera are only NUTSPaanufi JnTbiVuJ "eer lb- t . , CORN, a fraction over J.000 bale unsold ther virirlnla 6e x lb- roiate'S! 8o May ... 0H 60 H win noPtoat 'ion- a'thVlhav. PfTlf walnuU, ClVnl-v lo per lb; ; . , '..., OATS. . ' , - I pin - nuia, nio pr - iu; nicaory nuia, , May ,: llTt. ) : tll loo prlbs braall nuta. 16c per lb; fH-Jo.iy .... ,''45 - 48 MESS PORK going now," he says, . .. poultry Hard to Move. I berta l$o per lb; fancy pecans. 1802,0c ii it exceeainriy dlfncult to move I Per aimonas, ia v poultry above the prloea printed - by . - Xaata, sa aad Frorlslotis. i n jaurnu several iaaira h.v. nam im.M .. . n.a tryina: to obtain an advance over thes I fancy lUteta ner-lb- lara 7Ue tr flKiires bat th figure? quoted are what V V lb: orSfnar r id; neavy, lot pa- id; n.u BA &n n... IK CSS nllt tha mnv.mnl I 1 1 . a n . nvf r.t . h. k.' ' , 'I' V . v,rCTiiyi iiocaii nam a, 10 to 11 idb., no per id; be sold at any nrlo Juat now mnA m.Ih.,. i ii.. nu. ... n., m n ,k. rSLptr.t' wKrei1,nr ' 'T- ll-waya hiHef breakfaat 'bacon. 16H022HC pr I htk. rif h h nnnri than a.4l l ...a I 1 1 . " i i u 'f. T . uni -7,'nni r- -,V..U1-V.VT'."" "u' i P'cnica, c per ipi coiiag roil,, mo .. A. . i. --.ii, mi aoon i per id; rjroiar snon clears, smosea, f " market begins to break supplies 1 11 io per lb: unsmoked. 10iO'Der -b: 1 vZZ T'l..,,,.. 9lr ',ek,, unsmoked. IftKc; smokad. -.iTk .. . ,v,,u," Tuy i uc nc; union ouus, 10 10 iao ioa, un- with but nominal sales over that value, smoked. 12c per lb; smoked. lJo per lb; Reeelnta ar not ahowlng an Increase clear belllea. unamoked, 12Hc per ib; but tho great supplies of eastern stock smoked, 13V4e per lb; shoulders. 10c; hold the market here in check. f per lb; plckfed tonguea, 700- each. Dressed Kog-s Ont of Xdaa. . i iAJCAi, juakd Kettle leaf, ios, 12H0 Low. 1084 88 80 $8 82 46 Offlolalyard prices: Ctoso, . r:lBei ater" 0r$ron, $5.25 108 China fats, $5.00. 88 . Cattle Best eastern Oreson - sleers, $4.25; beat cows and heifers, $1.26; 60 $8 62 45 Jan. .1200 May ,,,1865' 1800 1357 1287 1842 1287 1342 READING RAILWAY IS VERY STRONG LEADER STOCK MARKET LOSSES, Amalgamated .. I Erie bulla $1.75!. 00. I Sheep --Heat wethers. I5.00HI5.13; mixed and best ewes, $4.60; lambs, $6.0005.10. ' ' '--LIVESTOCK IX XLST. Inceipta Are llcary in Jfoo; Market . Steady Values Ruling. Chlcaao.' Jan. 15. Recelnta: Hon. $8,000; cattle, 18,000; sheep, 18,000. iioga Hteaay . Bheep Unchunired to steady. Kansas City. Mo.. Jan. J6. Rerelnta: Hogs, 16,000; catUe, 10,000; sheep, 8,000. Omaha. Neb.. Jan. lfi. Recelnta: Hogs, 10,000; cattle, 6,000; aheep, 8,01)0. umana, iseo., Jan. 16. Receipts: Hogs, 10,000; cattle, 6,000; aheep, 8,600. Sugar Am. Smelter Anaconda . ., Atchison Locill ' values on draaanl W. k... Pr 10 Per -IO. t'ns, i.'OI B. ft O V, been out of line la?elv "1 Xt P. li steam .rpndered. 10- llo per Canadian, 2 UvMtock values. Hoy, fa the art. Kl-fb . i ?-i "r0? Paul ...... U not sollina- above 6o ahrt thla wanM t?- . : J ' SI ' C- O make lo. th basis for the .Ves.ed ""0.,?.V &tlV3l r ..... STOCK 5C.A" iraf JW, "?! trad ba,ri6rDer IbVctfUh. He wrlbY wl-J Brooklyn ......1 sales Tir. now bin- n7a,TT .h-u " "0". Chinook. vl8e; ordinary fresh. Reading 2 Q aaie are now being made at the former i 11. n . is. rm.n o.. Wrinn I L. & N. Mo. Pacific .... N. T. Central... Rock Ialand ... so. faciric 80. Railway ....1 . B. oteei . . . . . do preferred.. MARKET GAINS. Colo. Fuel North., pfd.. . I TOMATO PACK SHOWS 1 Jl RDEJIT II1PDEJIQ n UIILfll 1IIUULHU E According to the Chicago Canner and Dried Fruit Packer the total' totrfato pack of the United States la consider ably in exceaa of earlier guesaes and .... . 1 ha -in 1, in'- thrmni nil. ri.pi aww ivil anil. niuub mni' 1'ressen vear meat lam rood shape I ik- "W ir.r ih: tomnnn Tin naaii.i Ikst opened with a loss and was slow i .. V . M I tt J . m I M M I W U . U V LBOCB J nZJrZtoZ "haTn. Th- 718,333 1 caaes In 1908, and 612.683 caaea r-r--. . v. un iot mat nr ihu tntoi nmk is nun with A.minii uii .. r.7n I id, percn, ao par io; mm, 110 per jui th tim " P ,0' .,UJP11 at lobBtra726o pef lb.:? fresh mackerel. Ha Run of amelt-wa- .r..W.... P bj c.rawish, ,25q per, doaen; stur- Is given as 18,467,476 caaea a against 9,937,502 caaes in 1906. Canada packed for best points. Onion market era are again offerlnar 88 hut th. 1 12acl sisal. 10 Vic Jorlty of the.hu vera nyth mw COAL OIL Water white, tanks. 12 tie: I lower. afford over $1.85., . , . J eaae, 18c r headlight. caaea. 20c; I and 4 per cent ' Several cara of hi'mnai ill,- -n.i. 1 Klino. ' riua lis: Rncena enaea. tlUni . iafternoon. . I 1 s J gallon, - . 'n- I Range by TJownlng-Hopklns Co.! A nn M M . . . .. . . , n 1 OAT TVTfl 11 .11. .... I , i i . ' I ' . ' vi , uminci nnu a. car or celery I .jei u-r, v . , c . . i o x.it tiiui Ilinif. . f . .,' 1 J liio, in v 1 aeon. JZttc, per ID: Diaca oaas. uo per I principal one. iina ibbuo was quna i Ui i. (t u .oi ' ZrZl 1?'" ; sUver smelt. 7e per. lb;- Columbia actlve atfaln and t lsald that the pool T-ne enriBSreae it this country's i-: i. I sraeit, - oc; omen era, , I o , id crion, rBuiiia ojjeraiioua. nmuiui buim i Dack over laat vaar'a waa IS 8S. Tha In dlp-liiooii.8odoisMi. ' - 24 hla-her at the close. Brooklyn Ro pld .i...ver .1 iHFJ". Ai'Ab'- w5 V V&hU OtATERS-Shoalwater ; bay. per .gaMTranait was another exception, ,har -- than last vear. and this mornlns's arrival liberal. Moat of tha rih th CowliU and ware caught .""" aipner. smelt cable thara la nn rfom.nrf Icaurht hv irl n.t . nV Ki i.-I. : " ' P?r "CK i De'nF. ln oe.man..Dy "PJ"" w"" was 83 tier cent laraer i.. ir." :r mw.irii. ner eaiion. u.u: Der iuo-10 aacx. ud tne value i points on a iaiima 1 . ,& ha'i. ioni . r . , "-"ly "econaiaerauon. . .50-6.6v: Earfe. canned. 0o can; 8f market. Colorado Fuel gained an ft Viol- a gain of' 2 069 aTS . , Brief Hotes of th Trade. dosen; eastern In shell, $1.76 per hun-. Canadian Paqiflo point over yester- dianJ;" the second largest pr" .L.rl". '""VBineiii is increasing again . r.. j. "'r ana prices are-ranglnr steadier at 0n I n?""!". J,ri a-.w. SOFfEJIIIOLlOIIE Embargo on Steamer Sue It, Elmore Is ; Declared ; ' "Broken. " - .. , ,. ,.' .o. The embargo on freight from ' Astoria to Tillamook bay points on the steamer Sue It Elmore has bean broken and the people of that district will suffer no longer for want of merchandise,' A few days ago Bay City stores were without a pound of flour because of lack of transportation. facilities. ' ' . C, I M. Fowler, contracting freight agent for the Portland & Seattle Rail, way company and the Astoria A Colum bia River Railroad, la authority for the statement to the effect of the embargo having been raised,- He waa up irorn A.tnriiL' v.al.rnav ami ald that - tha largest quantity of the delayed freight naa now oeen movea ana mm ii.ij thing offering henceforth, will be well lane u care oi. .... v Vnr aevaral week a residents of Bay City. were out of many things In dally demand and they, suffered no little in convenience as a. result Thy sent a representative to Portland recently and h placed the dilemma of nls community beror in cnainDer oi commarcs. nm matter was left with th tranaportatlon committee.' The Intention waa t chart er a suitable craft for a few extra voy ages to remove the bulk of the goods that had accumulated on the wharf at Astoria alnoe last summr. Th. , Tillamook BCODl Will not tol Herat. a repetition of their experience l V i . Tk. ...... . k . f. ..m, ma (A t j enough, freight- ana - passenger ti m fin to warrant in placing, oi an additional boat on th rout.- A tmat lirawinar from 12 to 14 feet is what is wanted ana mere is strong proo ablllty of one. being built soon, especial ly for tnai route. FROM SAX FILWOSCX). SfVatri Bclioonor NorthlftBtl nd . - Joluui Foulaen In Port. Tan ateam schooner, the Northland and Johann Poulaen. arrived hare laat night from San Francisco. The North land brought 1(0 tons of freight which was discharged at Oak-street dock this morning. The Johann , Poulsen cam Th Northland is undVr charter to the Portland Lumber company to carry lumber to Ban Francisco in place of tha steam schooner Kxcelslor, which wss placed on the Eureka-Ban Francisco run some time ago. Captain Borcnaon report having had a fin trip from th Golden Gate. , , ' Off Tillamook rock th French bark General Holsdeff re, from London : for Portland, was slanted. The bark waa In dangerous proximity to shore but man aged to worn out ana unaiiy rencnea Astoria. ... The Johann Poulsen went to the mills of the Inman-Poiilaen company to load lumber for Ban irraneiaco. year, 063 cases caaea. in producer, on fru vJlZ.i o.v. . ,,.,.. the contrary, shows a 19 per cent fall- ThJ J?e;,era!. maIket wn not "bowing tng olt tTom tne flgrurea of last year's, shipping stock at country ra,or cUma ,J 0 per boxl 100 P'.",0,L much disposition to go far one war or wnen i,68i,786 cases were pa .. . I Fatote, Ooa4 OH. SSto. T '' another and the net Tosses for the day year there were but 1,282. narket is erratic. Some doal-I ROPE Pure manlla, 14cr Standard, were In the fractions, except in South- California Is third in the list packed; .this 245 caaea ern Railway common.. Thla sold 1 point packers, and In 1907, according to those juuiicj n.a uuiuiui Bryuuu i statistics ' packeu a total Of 1,383,091 I California cauliflower" ts finding a I . BENZINl-86 deg., cases, 25o per gal; J DESCRIPTION. Copper.. Sugar, o... Acgele article, because ot good oual- I TURPENTINE In cases, 86o per gal; flower is of fine quality butVises are WHITE LEAft Ton lots, 7o per lb; Amal, tween 60o and ro'a a 7V. .J?Jf, aXTA ; WIRE liAlLB Present basts at $3.20. Am. Bmelter.... I vamorniA. inmiinM ... in I.. fclj-but pr! re beln' wel1 maintained jbecause of the good demand. : . urang traae is increasing but few Healers are asking the recently advanced torices mad by southern packers. ivui ;Birot. prices: , . ; Grain, riower and TmA. GRAIN 'Sinner. I WHEAT-TratS prices aut woe: PRICE OF PRODUCE f FRANCISCO i.l.y'i Ul4(tt- rea nussmn. Kzeissa: hiu..t.m sal M lf vall. bkA " - . ' " vv 1 )-r-tTM Wk,1. .. ..i... ... ill" I 1 r BARLEY New , liTtfj, f7 ia I a . ausA AafiflH ann v hah i s as ... i t. ... lilj l liitit JTAT IT ' A K DAa4ta.i8 I rj.,ffAV a7t..A.V. tllS.( A.Ma. 41a. la.... ys a 1... ,r " w vi ij4Klt4aNB I 1 aubit:i ' a sjia acai liuuiirs CJk bd. oIU r irrtVn.nV'S.?"01 "'aour. J40. - , , firsts, ;24c; seoonds, 22c; storage, kKTiI5'.R?.lr.r.fa"cr creamery California extras, 24e; firsts, 23 c; lto?a8bc:fS?orya. !2 MWon ' iwSWflSTi- (TJnlted Presi Leiaed Wlre.l 4 San Francisco. Jan. 15. Wheat No. California club. er cental. 81.65O1.70: 1 white milling club, 81.701.72; whit ! per ton; rolled. $808,1' ArawinV isa I Australian, 8l.76iKl.80; northern bluo i RYE$1 68 per cwt W? ,29, aWnt, $1.75 1.77 ; northern club. OATSNew-Producers ' prlce-W f !.!7 1'7(l: V grades. $1.60 White-827 nee Inn' mtM04t 11.60 MetrODolitan : Ry. A. Cotton Oil... Anaconda M. Co, Bait. & Ohio. ... Brooklyn A. T., . Canadian pao.. c, Cent.- Leatreh... C, M. ft St. Paul Ctiea. ftDhio... Colo. Fuel, e, , . 'Erie. c. i Am. . Locomotive U ft Nashville., Missouri Pad... . Y. Central . racinc. c. . . Ont ft Western Penn. Railway,. People's Gas . la I r I a T S mm ,1 63l 634i 52 118 113 112 78 79 77 86 86 Vim:: 43 43 43 ,161 151 151 115 116. 114 1 33 3Z i 3 Hi 22 21 16) 16 16 I 414; 40 1 101 101 100 461 46 44l 12U 1024 101 iza ua izz 857. 34 116117 115 I ..... I . I I i Mnriv i-rvo. i' reen at &&ffsi.Kii. vim n..n . ia.,j heu L..t""'"r" Mwni ureaon ta cents, i .t. n". xcauina, , .. iv im . ia hi.6; rtraights.-$4.60: exports. .90i J".',,1 'vV..i "ti.ifflV.'rSml.n Itona':'' ls "H Kaliev. $4.3004.80: arahamT- a, 14 ka f?'r, $1-60 Jf 1.66: . brewlnft-, at San Iran- do dH . . i; . . .. Iwhole wheat. MryT 60s? iBBo! Cisco. $l60(1.66jlbrewlng and shipping 8 -Pailflc. e I 76 76 76 baW $ ?T - vf T' Ty r ,6-60' ft Port Costa," $"17 1.82- chevalier, sb Railway" c. 7 II U 1 aili-li , STUFFS nominal Bran. , swi.u. wrain iQ.ouaiiijr. ' it Pacific, e.. . 125i 1264 124 1 fon; middlings, $29;tshorta, country; $27; Z?lo?rnml Z?n rfh-nuV u- 8- Btee1' -" 30 80 29 ity, $26: choo. I17fl)2l . I banks, 31.0001.25; Oregon , Burbanks, I An , '. 1 s KtT 01 I AY-'ProZ'ceVs' pMc. -Timothy. .1?1' '1 ."?. jMceiI.00: w2b.?h"Mdrr: !? iwuiamette valley, j fancy $15: ordin: i'?..ru".V;'? i'.L V?TZh Mt O. North.' pfd., .122 ,... EVu:iiv.eate.r" Oregon. ;$17i mixed. .i'".1"1""' Norfolk . 1 SfXXr"l'-.-.BW.B.Ii;.'.0" ' arain. TVinTnJvn n.n. ' . Ka- Call money ooened at 4. high 4. low r'iX.".. ' - J Krn AnairallVn nnm n.T. nn.I rli: 8 and Closed at 8 Off efed. C3g cases. Delaware had a verv much larger pack this yeai- 67 per cent larger than in 1900, the totals for the two years being isoe, 749,776 cases; 1907, 1,176.677 cases. The enormous over-production of canned corn in 1904 and 1905, which had the effect of demoralizing the mar ket until the product was sold below cost led to great curtailment of packs aiiicB mm time, ana me year li)7 showed a decrease from the 1906 pack or i,vo,vuu cases in tne unueo states, the total output for the year figuring up to 6,675,908 cases, while the 190$ pack waa 8,739,908 cases. Canada also naa a snnnnage' or canned corn pro duction .of 100,000 cases, and according ly the combined pack f the two coun tries totaled 7.02b. DUN caaea lana than u ssi I the pack of the United State's alone In 33 22 1 40 100 45 124 85 116 89 1 109 LOOKS LIKE LIFE JOB FOR DRESSER Retail Grocers Reelect Pres ident for Third Term ; and Present Gift. 10 26 80 128 61 At the annual meeting of the Retail Grocers', association held last night, B. Total sales 777,800 shares. I F. Dresser, the president. Was Dresented eaainr:ex-aiviaena .t i per cent. . wUh a gold-headed umbrella, annro, ureal jvortnern sreirreo ex-aiviaena nri.t.i. nonriK x- i-,..oa.. .. per cent elected for a third term. The other ' . I oreicers elected were: Vice-president, J, 6t0KAN3 MIN1NQ EXCHANGE. C. Mann: treasurer, Dan Kellaher; sec- retary. j. js. Aiaiiev. ina nctina- sen. (Furnished by Downlng-Hopkins Co., I elected by the oard of directors Tr, .embers Spokane Mining Exchange.) .. board of direc ora -.to I EGUS -... Extra- fancy, candled S0e; ern. 20c: firsts. 19c. FaJ?T- 30ci&Z2c dosen. , ' Fresh EggsPer donen, extras, $6c; V.iltiiUiOlU Nmw . S'ull ..om tn- Iflr.ti Sllr. aannri. tVil-la . . , - ,M, , ...UVM, VV, w , . U V , .1M..V.K,, . . U , . , oa per iU xuung Americana, l7o per storage, California extras, 24 e; firsts, 1 P'I" "JLT x.n ii s ; 77i.t aerve the ensuing year. But two Vwwiy ... . : , . .' IMC seconas, lc; eastern -extras, zic; tTi " . rm a I cnanges were made in the board of dl , POULTRT MIipI . fMfif.i,. n.l(i..i. in. .unnj, iu I prices: v ma. ask.i .... T n.,.. c i. " rc. vuuuu, "."i'.'. wii)o bmi mew cnoese for pouna, uainornia i 'vr" ; ur ruoBicra uiu, no: rryers, 13J40 lb;inats, rancy. !i4ct nrsts, i3Hc; can- vlr''' 7 iroilers. 13 o ' lb: : ducka. ilia rrnMm. Iinmid. vjiih.. Am.nim, tam,v i Cr. I Alnam bra i a yld, lie per lb; turkeys, alive, llo lb J firsts, 14c; California storage, flats. Alberta Coal & Coke. ...... 28 irns.pd 1S(9)1C! !! ni,oh tn . !!(... u, ..,. ui,.. v.;J . I Moll ...... . ..... I P's,eon,rS1.25 .j0'5 drased poultry. rf I lea. i60i storage, eastern fancy. New I Rulllon'r .... . . j Hons. Wool and nid.a: HOPS--1907 cr6p, first prime. 6 u'iti 7e: prime, 6c; medium to prime, 8c; me- iltuifl, DU lUi crUD, (U'fiO ID. - WOOL IP 07 ' Clip Valley. 16ai8o: flj'tl II VI ft " ' 1 " 71 W AO; MOHAIR 280S i - Oranites Per box. navels.' f'l.lS wun smeiancy at z.60, - ; , North wpflt Rana- Statement,. ?Vvj.'R:.t" PORTLAND. ; Clearings today,', 28. Canadian Cona. Smelters, i 70 Copper King ............. 2 Dominion Copper .,....,.,180 Evolution i 1 Ecno .... .'j .............. . I Galbraith Coal 24 aan rrt tm I 4H1 Avl m . . X Uint?af-.. 7i a. iiA4. ... - I Voof mcn . . t 1 10 AA7 0 I UPClft . . . . . .. Z&U - A-AAM.ttT-A-i ir uiuEii. iAbim i act in: inuin i i . - ;jp. ,,, j -,vv i . i v , 6c: calves, ereen. BOtotv. kin. an Balances today j. . .,. . 72,925.52 I fiaPPy if8'. i " iw b: hulls, green salt 84o lb '." - I TCear ago , . .yi i ."224,017.60 j oiaen u. & y... .......... a ' Bk - M'H'wu i a u ..u w Ik am a. v w ar u aa. a - -.'( I - m a nnir a -..--,--( jivsaai.aaa.BBi, au.: . aa ach; short , wootrSBce 4oct meaium. Clearings, i '. :.... i . . ...... $845,179 fi?e0.th?Jc. S :iH.I..W,-. . i.i,'. 51 111 4.. ........... T. I - 1 ' I.I 'na Jir I TDIfn. ...... XII i h."D 4 TkTT A T TVinn 4 Ctn ' . " 1 J . SEATTLE. ." Kendall 84 IXMMJUVAU Ai.1lJarjAOJC4 ClearlngS4..ri.,.,,,.;, $1,160,874 Lucky Calumet 12 kr ' tut iTitiT ti nnt t Trn DM,'COT,'M''i',''- Missoula copper ......... 6 T a:. - I1 ' J m " W BL M .1 .1 J. I .,-'.' .r i. V ' . ,i. ' " " ' ' '-' I. AT . m. m mmm 1 .'-"gT1 -.JL ' - , I. . . , - . I-1 : Northwest 4op Weather. W '-i Moonlight V . . . . " .1 ' Tvarr.n.-'.,-UM-M wi.' Nabob v ............... . r, 4 Ai.ere, . grauuiu jncrease, ,n;Vriri?o,-: Mil 10 84 ,8 ' 9 - 80 ZZ6 lng added to the hoard Plans wer discussed for the comfng state grocers . convention to De held In this city January 21 and 22. A large electric sign is to be placed at Third and Morrison streets bearing the words, "Welcome to Grocers." ;v.-It is expected that a large delegation will be in at tendance and plans already made include a visit to some of the big food plants 2 4 v- ? at; 1 a T1D1V IV 49 T of the city. Announcement was made of the elec tion of the association- to a place in the membership of the Portland chamber of commerce. ; The-president represents the association in that body. Reports from the -secretary showed that financially and numerically -the association is in a most prosperous condition. An address was made by John Kler nan, which, was heard, with much Inter- A. An annAilnl ft! 'Xf., 1 lornan1. nn.l. ' I tion a member of ,a committee ap- ' I pointed to investigate the association on ? I the charge of its being a trust. After the meeting & lunch and smoker - 2 28 3 $50 S 6 6 1 8 88 6 wer enjoyed. i. .. . a vocumuniu rain wnignt- ana n tr iM. 1 . n th movement of .apples., Thursday;, southeasterly - wiijdS. - A ok Pfi ,:", Cheap 1 grades are disappearing v e) Eastern 'Oregon and Idaho Probably ?hal3u'Hmrtt"-,'''"f 4 very fast and most of 'the sup-'i . aljr tonight and Thursday. .. S? cpper ?.,'. Y." 1 tonight warmer north portion; Thu?s- KffiSi" "D0 av fair- . i Koinaeer ... 1 aay " . .... , -x. R ! to 17 plies at 4hls time are -In Ordi nary quality. Fln.e stock -la hard to' obtain, the trade agree ing i that most of the fancy stock was sold at high prices at, the - start - Of ' the; ' season. Prices .are looking, a trifle bet ter on ordlnrry goods. -i. !i:r 'it WWWW44444 4l ; Liverpool AVheat ' Lower. ;. Liverpool, ' Jan." - 18 May openea isiva. 4,., , a i Closed ;7s 10d, ld' under yesterdpy. ' - i -1. -1?1""4 i.-;s J'?--,; - JT. Taconm "Wlieat Market. ' Taeoma.i Jan. 16 Wheat, export club, i O ... . LAn.. DC. ' . . ... . . . . I OIV. IMUV.IWI4, ...V.,--' I., tSonora . ....... .'. ........ - Snowshoe . . t wheat 1 -Snowstorm , v. . . . .. . . . ,123 Sullivan Bonds..,..,....,. 66 Btewart . .', .. ...... , . ." 70 Tamarack tt Ches. 40 wonder ........... i ...... 1 - 25 2 '20 2 9 125 . 7 a Indiana Lumbermen. Onited Preaa Leawd Wire.) ! Indiananolla! Ind.. Jan. IS.'- Tha Retail Lumber Dealers' association of i Indiana, opened ; its twenty-fourth an- M,.MWAn,lnM .,o will. ti.arlntl... I ters at the Claypool hotel. ; president Charles ' Frank - of Mishawaka . presided. During the two days tha convention' will De - in - session a wine range or topics 100 80 AH TRAFFIC DEMANDS IT. Steamer V. R. Todd Will Be En . Iarged and Improved. rsnnHal nl. oateh to The Journal.) Kennawlck. Wash.. Jan. 16. Th steamer W. R. Todd Is on the ways her undareolno' extensive Improvement and. r.nalra. Th boat heretofore sat Isfactory in every way, has lately been found too small for the rapidly increas ing traffic. Twenty feet is to be added to her length and by sharpening th bow her-speed will be materially in creased. The cabin will be enlarged, nw ataterooma added and other lm- nrnvam.nta will also be made. Th owners expect the work to be oompleted within tnree weeas. INCREASING TONNAGE. Larger Class of Vessels Being Built in States. The bureau of navigation reports 1 066 vessels built in the United States during the year l0Y. wun a gross ton n.tr. or KA2.B08. aa com Dared with 1.405 of 893,291 gross tons in 1906. In the month of December there were four large steamors compietea: xnomas jpar- lum, 6,762 gross tons, duii xor me ro tai S. 8 Co.: Charles W. Kotcher. 4.961 tons, for American Shipbuilding com pany; Jacob t. Kopp, s.uso tons, ror Great Lakes Engineering works; George W. Fenwick, 2,009 tons,, tor .Hammond Lumber company. BIARINB INTELLIGENCE. ZUgnlar XJners Su to Arrive. FTanalel. Ran Francisco Jan. IB Costa Rica, San Francisco Jan. IS Nicomedla, orient Jan. 16 Alliance, Coos Bay Jan. 16 Breakwater,. Coos bay ...Jan. 20 G. Wo Elder. San Pedro and way. Jan. 20 Senator, Kan rrancisco jam xi V... Can VrinHlfin .T.n 9S Roanoke. San Pedro and way ...Jan. 28 Alesta. orient Feb. 10 Numantla, orient ..Feb, 18 Arabia, orient .March 18 Sagnlar XJaers to Depart. Breakwater. Son FiOnoisco......Jan. IB Hanalel, San Franciaco Jan. 16 Roanoke. Ban Pedro and way.... Jan. 16 Costa Rica. San Francisco Jan. 18 Alliance, Coos bay ......Jan, 20 Arabia, orient- . .;. Jan. 22 Geo. W. Elder. San Rranciaco. . . Jan. 23 Senator, San Francisco ....... Jan. 34 Nlcomedla, orient Jan. 25 Rose City, San Francisco Jan. 28 Numantla. orient .............. Feb. 16 Alesla, orient .-.. ........Feb. 10 Ysl la Port. St Nicholas, Am. sh.. Astoria Berlin, Am. sh Gobi Versailles. Fr. bk..... Columbia No t Thiers, Fr, sch. i Stream Henry VUlard, Am. sh.. .Stream Europe, Fr. bk. Linnton Acme, Am. snip. ....... .J. at vv. Aims Strathgryfe, Br. bk..... Stream Buccleucb, Br, sh .......... i... Ocean io Sully. Br. bk. ... . , ... .'. .Columbia Na': 1 Largo Bay. Br. bk. .'.Montgomery No. I Eugene Bchneider, Fr. bk, Mont. No. 2 Buffon, Fr. bk. ......... ......Bunkers Vllle de Mulhouse, Fr. bk... . . .Martlus Walden Abbey, Br. ship. ....... .Mersey Minerva. Nor. ss. . ..Portland Lbr. Co Rajore, Br. ship ........... ....Astoria DAVENPORT LECTURE : Oil ARABIAN DESERT Tonight: at 8:10 JIomr 'Dtvenport wilt deliver his famous Illustrated lec ture at the White Temple and every thing Indicates that th big church , will be packed to Its doors, v Mr, 'Davenport la too wall known to need commenting upon, as he has a reputation that Is Internstlonal In scop aa the moat erriT- 1 i-'i i -t j.i .... ?,.':i,i U I - : : J l v' g"ii- , ,;; v ) ' '.'; '. ';. Homer Davenport. nent cartoonist of tha day. As a lec turer he la vivid and graphic In the ex treme and on of th most entertaining men who has aver graced the lecture platform. He will describe at length Ms recent expedition into the Interior of the Arsblan desert where he penetrated a region never heretofore visited by whits men. In his own Inimitable way he wilt tell of the strange experiences which befell Mm on the lournev. He. will ac company bis remarks with his own drawings made In the presence of the audience and his stories of prominent men and affairs with which he has been associated during the past 16 years win iena a cnarra to tne lecture tnat is unequaled by any platform speaker. It Is suonosed that the attendance will fully meaaure up to the Importance of the occasion. Ther are no reserved seats and It is a question of "first come, first served." Tickets will be on sale at the doors. J. M. Griffith, Am. bktn... Rainier Elginshire, Br. bk Oceanic Marie Hackfeldt, Ger. sh,. , .. .Columbia King Cyrus, Am. sen. ......... .Rainier Amaxon, Br. bk. .North Pacific Lbr. Co. Gertrude. Gen ship Elevator nnetharv. Fr bk., .Stream Kelnbek, Ger. as. ...... . . . . Sand dock Tallac, Am. ss.. irvin Ravard. Fr. "bk. .. .: . . .Stream Armeh. Fr. bk, ........... Mlll street Irene, Am. ss.., .Goble Lady Walseley, Br. bk. ... ...Stream Arabia, Ger. as. ... .......... .Alaska Breakwater, Am. ss. . . k. .... .Oak street J. B. Stetson. Am.-ss. . . .. Tonaue Point General Bolsdelfre, Fr. bk.. .... .Astoria Mabel Gale, Am. ss. .. .mman-fouisen Calanla, Am. as, ........ .Portsmouth Northland, Am. as. ..... .Portland Mills . E Boat to Xniad Ztumbsn, F 8. Loop, Am. str. . : . . . .San Francisco F. E. Sanders, Am. sen..., San Francisco Echo, Am, bkta .........Callao Vosemlte, Am. ss... San Francisco Jordan hill. Br. sen. Valparaiso Aurello, Am. ss ..San Francisco Irene, Am. sen. rteaonao Salvator. Am. sch. RedondO Mable Gale. Am. sch., ...San Francisco luson. Am, sen ..Ban fearo Retriever, . Am. bk tn . ....... Redondo 23n Bout With Cmnt and 0arai, Plerrl Lotl, Fr. bk. .......... .Ant werp Vil e da D ion. Fr. bK.. ...... .Ant werD Allc Marie. Fr. bk Antwerp Euaene Kergaline. Fr. bk.. ....Antwero Arctio Stream, Br.- sh.....,..Botterdam Crown of India, Br. Sh. ...... .Antwerp Cornll Bart Fr. bk. ..........Antwerp Edmund Rostsd, Fr. bk ...London Emanuele Accama, It bk Hamburg Asgerd. Br. ship Antwerp Bldart Fr. bk ...... . Antwarn Albert Rlckmers. Ger. bk .Antwrrn Clan Graham, Br. sh. Cardiff Coal Ships Ua stout. Castle Rock. Br. sh Sydney, A umuy Keea. Am. an......Mwcasti. A. Anoalos, Br. sn Newcaatle, A. Brodick Castle. Br. sh. . .Newcaatla. A. Calluna, Br. bk Newcastle, A Largiemor. Br. sh....... Newcaatle, A. Mlndoro Am. ach. .Newcastle, N. 8. W. Agnes Oswald, Br. sh.... Newcastle. At Hatumet Br. ss Newcaatle, A. Tramp Itaamsrs za Bout. Strathfllian, Br. s.... Vancouver, B. C Goto Maru, Jan. s...,...8an Francisco St Hugo, Br. ss...., Motlendo Sommerstsd, Nor. sa....0an Francisco Halvard, Nor. ss ...Puget sound Tungua, Nor. ss Puget sound Germanlcus. Ger. ss .San Franciaco St Egbert. Br. as. ...... ..Puget sound Hyades. Am ss.......... San Francisco Cambrian King, Br. ss., San Francisco Monnaae, at. ss.... Guaymas Knight Templar, Br. sa ...Valparaiso Za Boat la Ballast to Load a rain. Celtic Chief. Br., sh Honolulu Alsterkamp, Ger. sh...,..Caleta Colosa Alexander Black, Br. Dk Ban ptego uian tiucnanan. sr. sn....Hsnta Rosalia Charles Gounod. Br. bk..8an Francisco Lady Woolseley, Br. bk...Caleta Buena Cambusdoon. Br, sh..,...Calota Calosa Earl or Dunsmore. Br. ah.... Callon Ciocn, Br. bk..... ....Taltal Nordsee. Ger. sh. .Cooulmbo Anare ineoanre. tr. di..biii vrancisca Champlgny, Fr, bk San Diego oourgauivuie, sr. DK....ean franciaco Nereus, Br. ship., .....Valparaiso Verbena: Br. bk.... Vninamian Bonchamn. Fr. bk. . ....San Franciaco Celtlcburn, Br. bk. Santa Hoealia rrovinoe, nr. tm, .. . .Buenos Ayres kivw ranocn. ur. an. xairaniiann Nal, Ger. bk. , ..Iquique OH tamn Za Bout. Atlas, Am. ss........,.,.San Francisco Go. Loomis, Am. as..,. .San Fjranolsco ALONG THE WATERPR6NT. Th Steamer Costa Rica la 'due in ar. rive from San Francisco durina- the night The Steamer Bessie Dollar will arrive here soon to load flour for Japan In the Mitsui 'line. . , . The steamer Breakwater la&vea for Coos Bay tonight , The French bark Bayard arrived here this morning from Eurooe with aenersl cargo., The captain reports a pleasant voyage. - it. J. A. U Keiiiy returned from Brron Springs, California, this morning and reports his brother, Drake C O'Reilly, recofbrlna from the attack of tvnhold fever which he fell victim to soon af ter having left this city on a tour to California. The oil tank steamer Catania arrived at Astoria this morning with a cargo of oil for the tanks at Portsmouth. ROOSTERS GO ke to e: . ! I ... H, Poultry" Show Closes With Blue j Bibboners V Keeling ' Proud Over Prizes Won. ' With, the annual business meollng held last night at East Alder Street and Grand avenue tha thirteenth annual ex hibition of : th Oregon State Poultry association was brought to a close. To- day It Is back to the farm with tho proud birds, , Some have reason to ba prouder than ethers, for they will carry to their, homes gold-lined cup which will give thorn raun to crow for a whole year. But nxt January they will hav to appear again In their brxt feathers and make goot their boasting". ' The show Juat closed was one of tho most successful ' held, both from - tha points of excellence and attenilnnce, U,..l. ...t . llMMl... II t ' Hchellhouse for his efforts that hnva helped so materially In making tha two lat shows . suocessfuL. 11 ' was - ten dered s Vote of thank hy the associa tion. Mr. Hchellhouse will have chars of the Kreb ft Reynold poultry farm at Gerval during th ensuing year. At tn business meeting last nigns the following officers - were chosen to carry on the business of th associa tion: J. O. Murray. Portland, rrealdent: D. N. Lash, Portland, vice-president; J. to. n mil. uviil.1 ni.uiiii ,, a. NMAnlr PA.ll.nri t..a.ll..r - VAItlIIVft committee, W. J. Reynolds. Salem, Isaao ti. Btaplea, iMrtland; K. Brown, Eu gene; H. Rlnghouae, Gresham; W. K. . . . I a . V T . 11 1.. ... . M. J. Myers, Lents. ' - ' The baby show held yesterday after noon waa well attended. There were 17 entries. The Judges Included two women and on man, but their identity was wunneui. in toiiowing were tn . awards: Mrs. H. R. Leach, fatteit boy, 14 month - old, two Burr bantams; Mrs. O. S. Smith, prettiest boy under on year, silver cup Mrs. - Ayeai. prettiest boy over one year, allver cupi Mrs. Sinner, prettiest girl, 37 months .1 .11.,.. nun' Mr. T.. A. . .r.ll .I ' girl, nine months old, sliver roup; Mrs. ' Taylor, fattest girl, nln months old, silver cup. ' ',.., HAKIituS filtU ULUdb mm wiih . i ' ' '','''''..'- ' 3 . Wliolcsalers Entertain Dele gation of Visitors at Ban quet at Ckommercial Cliib. As guests of the local wholesale har ness dealers,, the members of the North west Retail Harness Dealers assocla tion brought their two days' convention lit Portland to a close last night with a banquet at the Commercial club. .Cov ers were laid for 120, Including' 1 about 100 members of th association. There .- waa no prepared program of toasts and , speeches, but Charles M. Maatick. tha, toastmaster, called on a large number of the visitors, nearly all of whom to- sponded In an interesting, talk on topics . . . . . T Dili. ' VI IlllBrrov. MJ i .UQ. - M, m- luiuo, . presldeut of the association, took ocfa slon to express appreciation of the de- llahtful hoHDitallty of Portland and the kindness of the wholesalers in provld-. lng ths banquet. Speeches were also mad by A. F. Hoska of Tacoma; Phil Hartman, Stlt. Washington: Alex Duncan, Seattle; Otto Breyman, Portland; W. H. McMonles, Portland; E. 8. Lampert Salem; T. R, -Fisher, North Yakima; Harry Warner, I Portland; J. T. McDevitt, Newark, New Jersey. - -. -. : Among the last acts of the conven tion prior to adjournment yesterday af- 1 ternoon waa the selection of Seattle as the place for holding the convention in January, 1909. . , A resolution thanking the Portland wholesale dealers and others for aid and courtesies -extended to members of tho . association while here, was adopted. . Following adjournment yesterday af- , . ternoon the trustees met and reelected . O. R. Nestos of . Spokane . secretary- treasurer. ..'-.,' ... i:,.i.-- - - -t., - .-( j.. .... ,,- Conviction in Game Law Case. . ; (Spedat DInpatcB to Th Joamal.) ' V Alhanv. Or.. Jan. 15. Geors-n W. Fish er of Brownsville was fined 8100, and costs by Justice Swan yesterday for having in his possession venison dur ing the closed season. Notice of appeal to the circuit court was filed. An ad ditional charge of having untagged hides ' in possession wui.be tried in tne nigner court. t . Fisher.- claims the charaes are the outgrowth of spite, the intent being to injure him in his business. , TOO LATE TO' CLASSIFY FRENCH TEACHER GIVES LESSONS for 50c per lesson or Z&c regular. 8- 123, Journal. : ' MARINE NOTES a ttf Inters. t In tha trarin will he dlactlMnml And thera will he addresses bv Carroll I Jules Gommea. Fr. bk. .....'.Rotterdam F. , SweeC praaident f the Michigan " Edward Detail!, Fr. bk.. ,,,.,,Antw.rp Iitimber Dealers association. L. L,' Ott I Emllie Galllne. Fr. bk........ ..London Bales todav: 6.000 Panhandle at 4 e. I tif -Jefferson Citv. Missouri ' and James I Erneat Leeouve. .Fr. bk........ Antwern nao- p.4h.nAl at ,4U. , . , ,l tilnahain. attornav-ae&aral at JndtM , AbiJtawl Be. aii. ........Ajjtwera Astoria. Jan. 15. Arrived at 9:10 a. m. Steamer Catania, from San Fran cisco, . Bailed at 10 a. m. British shin Windsor Park, for London, and bark Paramits. for Masatlan. Sailed at 11 a. m. French ship Crillon, for United Kingdom. " tlunhlng, Jan. i4.-Passed. January t British ateamer Redhlll. from Port. lanl. Adelaide. Jan. 15. Arrived Jonuarv 10 German ship Slam, from Portland. ban f ranciaco . Jan. 15. Arrived at 0 a. m. Steamer Senator, from Port- landn. - , - .Melbourne, Jan. 15. Arrived January 8 British steamer Woodford, from. Portland. ' - Astoria. Jon. 15. Condition of. the bar at 8 a. m smooth;, wind east, 12 miles: weather-, cloudv. Tides at Astoria -todav: Hie-hwater. 10:44 a. m., 8.5 feet. Low water 5:00 m., B.e reet: 6:58 , m . o.s feet . , Not Asked to Sing. Portland, Jan. 15. To the Editor of ' The Journal In last evening's issue of The Journal - there la an an nouncement of a concert at the Sea men's inntttute, 100 North Front street. As I have not promised to elng at that concert and knew nothing of It until t ' read ' your announcement I" beg to protest against Mr. Bernav's advertis ing me in his program, r have abso lutely no Intention of singing at the concert as I do not sine- in public unless personally asked to. Yours resoectful Fy. SAMUEL IL PHILIPS, .: "International hotel." NEW BECEB ER FOR . , CALIFORNIA TRUST FOR RENT DOCK ROOM. 147 1st. ' Phone A-1282. ' INQUIRE (United Press Xased Wlrs.) San Francisco, Jan. 15. Ed ward ' J. La Breton .was this afternoon appointed receiver of the . California, Safe Deposit & Trust company. Le Breton Is a retired banker. 4 4 4 4 4 ' ' Attend Rosenthal's great clearance BSkla tat ft as aha butuna. 'Open All the Time" MSOlM' SilFETf'..; OFFERED DEPOSITOR No interest ,paid on commercial accounts or ; daily balances. m fiiTirTnriTi Paid on Term Savings f Accounts. By the old gold tried and tested Gerr.r.rwlr. i . Corner f-.ixiU ! 1 .V ' f .