-THE". OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1808.
15
TODAY'S
MARKETS
Butter Board Elghtly Conducted Would
Be a Good Thing for Dairy Industry of
Northwest Would Improve Quality.
OPADPITV
UUJtllUII I ; .
Ill BEST BUTTER
: j
Several City: Creameries Put
' : Price, Back to 37 l-2c a
; . Front street features!
' Freeh butter la advancsd. .,'
s Egg market la very alow. ;
liresasd meats corns faster. '
,", Smelts down to lo pound.' .
?evrsl cara of bananas arrive.
.ImlKil iliminil for notatoea.,
' 4 Onion situation finds demand at price.
Wheat market advanced le.
i .- Sugar - market tends higher.
j (' Fresh Batter la Advanced. -
' TTie demand for fresh butter Is again
showing an Increase and the entire
creamery outloeJt la Improved. Several
more city creamerlea are again Quoting
7 Ho for their beat product. Borne are
still quoting l5o and say the market Is
not any. too firm st that figure. Out
side creamerlea are mostly at the lat
ter figure. The situation continues to
show an improvement In the east.
Erg market Is very slow and weak
and those asking over lOo are unable
tsVflnd rsady buyers. Receipts are In
Creasing according' to some . dealers
wniis otnsrs sssert tnat arrivals are
not so JUbersr as they wars s few days
ago. - ,
Poultry- la finding a demand at the
prices quoiea oy mm journal, ah mat
are willing to sell at these figures have
been able to do so during the past few
days but some are holding out for an
advance. Buyers, however, say they
are getting all they need at the lower
range.
v . Smelts Down to Three Cents. -
The winter run of smelts Is on In the
Cow lite, and receipts today, were the
heaviest of the preaent season. . Dipnet
men report that the run wss enormous.
This caused the pries to drop to to a
pound In the local market.
Fresh salmon continues scares. Lat
est advices from foreign markets stats
that an improvement la ahown there
In canned salmon and that prices were
recently advanced. ' ;
Dressed Xeat Xora Kentif vA
According to receivers as well as buy
era, supplies -of dressed meats along
Front -street are showing an Increaae.
This includes both veal and hogs. The
latter ere in best supply. Prices are
being maintained all through the
dressed-meat market; top veal going at
and Stte and hogs at lis and la The
lower range rules mors often In both
jlines. .
arugar Market Trends JUgter. .
while the Paclflo coast situation con-
ttlnues mlsed, .the sugar market la
stronger and bhgher in the east Con-
utions on tne .coast are so naraoraj.
sed that Jobbers are holding off their
liurchaaes aa much aa nosslbls. i With
three-refineries, to' make values It is
pardio say which way the market will
hump. ,- However on account of the bet '
ter tone. in the east and the atronaer
feeling regarding beet, some arc expect
ng a nigner range nere. .
. r Limited Demand for Potatoes.
There! in but a UmltedT'demand for
hotatoes in tha south at this time and
ut utile buying is reported nere. -The
outh IS' full of potatoes and the local
rade has been bumped several times
ireaoy auring the nreaent season snd
a ..not taking any chances In buying i
Ull POW. r . -
For onions there remains a fair de-
mend both from Ban Francisco and In-
erlor California markets. From the
orthern cities a few orders sre coming!
nrt several nurchsses are resorted bv
iealers hers at 11.90 and S3 for fancy
eiect.
Brief Votes of ths Trade.
Three cars of bananas arrived today
rom central America, two or them
t-ere rather green and one ripe. All in
ooa snape, nowever.
HAY ESTABLISH A ;
NEW, BUTTER BOARD
e A butter loa'rd'for thebuylns
4 and selling f crsarosry products e
-Is likely as a result bf the meet-
4. lng and (banquet of the manu-; a).
' lecturers of the state at the e
4 llotel Calumet last evening. The
e ' new organisation would help ths. e
e , dairymen : secure a better , grede ja
of cream and thereby place ths. e
e' butter quality of. this territory ;e
e on a higher plane. Butter boards e
S have been established in every
S elty of 'dairy lmporlence and e ,
one has been badly needed here
for many ysars.' : . .-y-- ;.. .
SHEEP f.1ARKET
IS 25 CENTS UP
ADD 1 CEIIT TO
LOCAL WHEAT
Price of Wethers and Iambi Eurorpe Is Still Bujdng Ilere
" ' Goes us High as $3.50 J ; t &t Advance Despite the .
Today iri Yards.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BUN. ; .
Hogs. Cattle. Sheen.
46 110 106
0T 1Z0 10 . ll
ios ... loo 1 no
Lower Home Prices-
Today
1106
121
ltd
feu rope wants ths wheat of ths
north Paclflo coast and Is quits willing
to pay for It ' That Is amply shown by
ths fact that It Is paying an ad vanes of
1 a. bushel hers for. tbs various va
chittim 'barkJo. ' , ,
- y Fruits aad Tegstablesv
POTATOK8 Fancy. i0 O Tlo ,' sell
ing; buying, whits, (OOtOo per cwt;
sweets so per id.
Portlsnd Union Htocksmrds. Jan. H. -I . . - .7
: .""I Produoer.- oontmua 'f r l.ra of
UiT h.ii miii itTwir h ' orthweet and eaport
h.Jft'fc n ml-lers buying for f ore gn-
?.h.!eIK"pPli: A'.V r'VTLtf.f e?s, are following tbem up snd srs.Uit-
orrerings at tns prices listed. In
' ONIONS Jobbing, price $101.80; I late, however, that the trade Is still f'!rr
buylnv, spot. 11.8601; garllo. 7o lb. (famished and prices are fully 21c hlg-li-1 J
APPLES Select. l.ftO ILOOt fancy sr today with the market unusually I ",.
burl
$0; choice, ll.Oll.Sf; ordinary, sOolnrm at ths advanced figures. Beat
.00 - . I wethera and lamba are today quoted at
rtiEBM rKUiTBuranges. new iii.6o, while mtxea iota ana etraignt
e.ey; i w
I1.7I; bene nee. to Ibj lemona, JI04
I ewes range around 140 4.16.
box: limes. Mexican ( I per 100:1 WhlU tha receipts of hore locally
,.iimi..tw, v-v.vv , I ftri Wry Hill .11 1111 fclluv 111 IUBIHV1
cy, ii.6ooi.7o; ordinary, 11 a box: tan-u nevertheless showing considerable
serines, si.te a, oox: jap oranges, owe ai weakness snd ths msiority or tns sales
to nrlces ths rortland market
continues to hold above all others in ths
Paclflo north wee t. At the sams time
It la le hlshsr then ths nsxt hlshest but
at omer uraes as mucn aa 10 premium
Is paid. . . . -
CHIOAOO WHEAT RECOVERS.
box: nersimmona. II. 71.
VEGETABLES Turnlo. new. JOO
(Oo, sack; carrots, lOo per sack: beeta,
507o per sack; parsnips, I5c9ll;csb
bare, Itc0lj tomatoes. California,
il.ll; beans. iTe; caultnower, I1.10.
11. ta dos: neas. loci horseradish, to lb:
artichokes, tlOl.10 dos; green onions.
loo aosen; peppers, lie; nomouse iei
tues. ll.00Oll.il boxf cucumbers, hot
house,' 41. to box; radishes, lo dos.
bunches t eggplant, lie lb; celery, 1ief$
loot cranberries, eastern, HOOlLtO;
sprouts, so psr in.
Oroosrlsa, aTata, Xts.
BUQAR California and Hawaiian
Cube, C.9(; powdered. S5.80: berry,
15.00; dry granulated, (.0: XXX gran,
ulated, 15.40; cont A.. i.0: extra
t(.10; golden. O.. 11.00; D. yellow,
14.90: beet granulated. 11.40; bar-
. - -. . t ...k . A I
mm puw rvivrivu w. Willi m nvuii- .
nai numner at a.o. xne reason iorinnn oumryi uuwer mt an
ths weskness hsrs Is the late decline
In values In ths east, rockers nna it
f roflubls to buy their supplies thsrs at
his tlms and it Is sUted that the sales
Boated Letter In ths Session.
CHICAtJO WHEAT MARKET.
Open. Close. Jan. It. Gain.
to North eoaat packers have recently I M, .1011 lot H 10m u
naitie market recelota are greater
than ths demand at tha top pries sven
though arrivals are at present small.
Most steers are now i
a few are ranging at
numoer at .. ye-terdny and ths closing Hd undr
Today 100 goats were among ths ar- htlU Ths msrket begsn to recover
rtvals. . I early and it gradually worked back to
Chleaao. Jan. H. The wheat market
waa hit a soler clexus blow at the atarL
mlmXl t Ia K. i ! propping 4e in the May and Ho
.Si i.'i Z.M h July. . Liverpool was bearish st
t 14.10 and a small tb ,Urt opening valuea d under
at unchanxed orlces.
rtfflrlml vard nrlces
Hogs Best- saatern Oregon, fS.160
rela, 10c; half barrela, IBcj boxes, tOs I 0; China fats, ie.00,
advance on a&ck haala
(Abovs nrlces ars 10 dars net cash
quotations.
iiuinei y.io psr crate.
COFFEE Package Dranda. I1S.IIO
If. 41.
SALT Coarse Hslf around. 100a.
III. 10 per ton: 10a, 114.00; table, dairy
oua, vis.vo: loua, iis.ii; naiea, (J.eu;
imnortM iivercooi. soa. uo.uo: iuoa.
110.00: 4a. 11.00; extra fins barrsls, ta
is snd 10s, $4.0096.60; Livsrpool lums
rock. 110.10 per to; 10-lb rock. $1110;
AA. Ill AA 1
1VVB, flt.VV.
Above nriees snnlv to aales of less
than car lots. Car lets at special prices
suojeci to fluctuations.)
KiUE imperial japan, no, l, sc: no.
Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers.
I404.lt; best eows and heifers, 11.16;
?hS.BLe;rt,.lfK.0;ti?n: " other pits. It closed e up for the
and best a wss, I4Q 4.10; lambs It.tO. but d0WB for tn. July." Pork OJ
last night's figures, finally showing a
gain of o on covering aales.
Corn market followed wheat but was
steadier although aales were not heavy.
It closed about Hi higher than yester
day. Oata market waa a fraction down
to a fraction up at the atart but gained
in strength with the better feeling In
Mir
opened
P1NCUS SAYS PLOW
UP A THIRD OF HOPS
BEANS Smell white, t4.lt: Isrgs
white. 14.10: Dint 14.10: bsvou. 11.10:
Llmas. 14.60: Mexican reda. IHc
NUTS Peanuts. Jumbo. (Ue Dr ID: I
VlrrinlA. sa ner lb: roasted. to
per lb; Japanese, itfllc; rossted, 7lel
That This Is Only So-
lution to Problem.
per lb; walnuts, California. 16a per lb;
pins nuts, lie per lb; hickory nuts.
loo per lb; brsxl). note, lBo per id; ni
berts llo per lb; fancy pecans. HOlOo
per Id: almonds, lis,
Meats, Flam aad Frorisiona.
FRESH MEATS Front street Bogs,
fancy, 7 He per lb: large, 7O7K0 per
lb; veal, extra, Otjlfee lb; ordinary,
IVsOOo per lb; heavy. OttlHo per lb;
mutton, fancy, per lb.
HAMS. BACON,. ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams. 10 to 11 lbs., 11 Ho per lb;
14 to IS lbs., lltto per lb; II to 20 lbi,
HHc: breakfast bacon, 15 Mi 22 Uo per
lb; picnics. 9o per lb: cottage roll, lOo
id; regular snort clears, smoaea.
and closed higher although there was a
tendency to sell St times owing to tbs
lower prices ruling In the yarda.
Range by Downing-Hopkins Co.:
WHEAT.-
Open. High.
102 103
S7T4 8H
CORN.
bt 6
OATS,
tl 82H
45 ail
MESS PORK.
Jan.
May 1437 1150
May
July
May
HiutimiMrifli jidiil no. l. c: no. I - . v . i ....
Ajatc'c?eVieN7e?rlen pote(1 -fliarKet Leaaer bays Jul
May
July
Low.
'At
t
685
Mi
iiii
Close.
101
t
SOS
lilt
1147
mam
RESIDENCES
Overnight Harvest of Foot
pads Escapes Police Cen
sorship Holdups and
Robberies Go on I Un
checked All Over City. A
A car of Wi Angeles celery, was nn- ptr lbfs. 11HO per lb: SO-lb. tins.
pafled thie morning. Fries at is.bo a per lb; Steam rsudered, 10a, 11 Ho per
ID OS,
Irate.
Same old story regardins; hops shorts
ItUl buying; but at low figures.
ineese market is still badly over
haded with poor quality and conces-
ions in price are still reported.
Mtllfeeds continue too scarce to quote,
rlnted values therefore nominal.
Front street slls st these prices.
' "It ths hop growers of ths northwest
all of them so to speav will join an
association having for its object ths im
mediate cutting out or plowing up of
11 1-1 per cent of the present acreage,
then I will be moat wllUng,to Join such
an organisation."
Thus spoke Harry H. Plncdus, lead
ing bear leader in the hop uasket and a
member of the trade that Is wellvposted
on hop events. "I do not think that ths
association w'ill aver be a success for
the reason that no business man will
tie himself up for five years without re
course. It's not good business. If the
association tied the crops up for ons
year it would not be so bsd. I believe
the association could be a success If it
csn get growers to plow up a third of;
tne acreage ana Keep tne proauction
down. It would also be useful in the
buying of supplies. I would Join the as
sociation myself if that was what It In
tended doing, but as matters stand the
man who has 100 acres has no more
say over the affairs of the organisation
than the one who has three acrea. Thus
nSMA tf !s,ffTI!fla o doTerUin th.n IheVcod
iu. i- ;Zi ihi mt I comDine against ins memoer wno nas
,Ab-l WU?l ltiJZl 00 acres. It's very unfair."
Mr. rnicus makes tne sssertion tnat
lirerpool Wbeai Lower.
Liverpool, Jan. IS. May
opened at 7std; closed at
lHd under yesterday.
wheat
7sld.
II0RI1II
PACIFIC
DESERTS THE CRIPPLES
lo per Tb; unsmoked, 10o per tb;
clear backs, unsmoked. 10ic: smoked.
ilc; Union butts, 10 to llo Iba.. un
smoked, llo per lb; smoked, llo per lb;
clear bellies. . unsmoked, llHo per b;
smoked, lltte per lb; shoulders, 10c;
per lb; pickled tonguea, 7vc each.
uhjali IjAkli iveiue tear, ius, iinv
1ZO
STOCK MARKET LOBSES.
lib.
i4c per id.
per lb; compound, 10a,
So per lb;
baas. IBs ner
mon, Chinook,-' 18c; ordinary fresh,
10 Olio per lb; frosen, 0c; herrings.
Se lb; soles. 7o lb; shrimps, lOo per
lb; perch. So per 1b; tomood, llo per lb;
I , , " , . . i iv, nivH, w irei aw, ,wiuwu, ii yt i.
frlcespald shippers ars less regular I lobsters, 15o per lb.: fresh mackerel. So
bmmmsions: I per 0; crawfish, 15e psr dosen; stur-
arain, Tiower and rsed.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta. 9c: large
bte: -small lota, lam
WHEAT Track prices Club, ' 8Bc
a Mussian, sso; oiuestem, sic; vui-
y, BDC.
BARLEY New Feed, 170117.60
'r ton; ronea, viooisi; orewtng, tz.
RYK tl.Sfi ner ewt
OAT9 New Producera" price No.
wnite in per ton; gray, izta.i.bo.
FLOUR ' Eastern Oreaon natenta.
.S: atraiahta. 14.80: " oiuorta. tl.SO;
jviibt, .um.ou; granam. "aa, s.oo;
nois wneat. , iui; rye, ova, so.fio;
r
Reon, lZHo per lb; black naas, zoo per
; sliver smelt, . 7c per Mb; Columbia
smelt. Be: black cod, 7Mo lb; crabs,
tl.004H.B0 dosen.
OYSTERS Shoal water bar. ner gal
lon. 11.60: per 100-lb sack. 16.00; Olym-
pia. per gallon. $1.40; per 100-lb sack,
tS.60OS.60: Eagle, canned, SOo can: 17
aosen; saatern in sneu, i.io psr nun-
dred. ' , j
CLAMS Hardshell. . per box, 1140;
razor clams. $1.00 per box: t0o. per dos.
Faints, Coal OIL XI to.
ROPE Purs m anil a. He: standard.
UHc; sisaL lQHo.
coaj. oil. water white, tan it a, iihc;
case, l He; headlight, oases, loo;
Elane, cases, tic; Eocene, cases, 11 Ho
hies. 11.
Ut-T. flTTTTTiraMnmlniil Ttran. tSl
tit. I aallon.
.., T--I -.."..- wV-u..,, v.., . - TM M
ty. tzs: chon. I17 011. ".av-"-"'
XTAY ProJucers' , orlos Timothv.
Kiusmetts
vallev. fancv US: ordln.
yll; eastern Oregon. 117; mixed,
10.60; clover, 110011; grain.
vvm enant, if qii.
Batter. Effs-s And mTtr.
BUTTER FAT F. o. n. PortlsnA
.veet cream, SSol sour, 14c
ByxTjtitv itxtra zancy creamery
fi17Hci fancy. I6e: second, llue-
lorage, 80c; store, 10a
ciuus Extra fancy, o&ndled, 10c;
nirin riunio, JU0(V7I0 OOSSn.
CHEESE New Full rm flata
o per lb; Young Americana, 17o per
POULTRY Mixed - chickens, llo
r pouna; zancy nens 1Z01IHO per
; roostersi oia. no: fryers, 11 Ho lb;
ouere. iwo 10: ouckb. iba
Ua WL,1;;tJlrkeys' ?uVe. lBo lb;
seed,.SifJ.9ct lb; squabs. 11.60 dos:
ceons, Sl.lO dos.: dressed poultry. Id
io per lb hirher; Vlld geeseMOB do
sops, wool ana Bldea. :
HOPS 1107 crop, first prims. S H O 7e;
iro;mr
IS Olio:
case a 14 Ho per
gai; iron ddis, iso per gai.
BENZINE 8S dev.. eaaea. 15a oer sral:
Iron bbls. llo per gaL
i unrn.il i iniv 'in CBaca, vvo pw s4
wood bbls, 13e per gal.
ueajj Ton lots.
8o psr lb; less lots. 8 He
fon lots, 714 Per lb;
the association misrepresents ths num
ber of growers who have signed. "Only
a few in Washington nave aignea up,"
he says. According to the Tacoma man
abort sellers would want nothing better
than tne organisation or growers.
iney u never suck togetner, ne re
marked. Kooal Hop acarkst Za Active.
In ths local hop market there ia still
considerable business but growers sre
free offerers. It is stated that many
are making contracts on the coming
crop at OH and 10 centa a pound.
The New York Producers' Price Cur
rent ssys of ths msrket there:
"For the first time in several weeks
there haa been some tradlnr on the lo
cal market, and we notice aales of about
100 bales of 1007 Oregon hops at 7H
7ic. but otherwise there is little U
anything naw on this market.
In New York state markets havs con
tinued quiet with only small buying
reported hers and there. Business with
brewers has been very quiet The Ger
man and English markets also report
the same Inactivity and dullness as
noted in all sections in this country,
zfew York Frioes.
A malgamated. . . 1 H
Sugar
A. Smelter o...84
do pfd 1H
Anaconda ...... H
Atchison H
B. A O
Brooklyn
Cent. Leather.
People's Gas..
Reading
Rock Island..
St, Paul
CTOCK MARKET GAINS.
Missouri Pac. HI Northern Pac.
C. St O
Col. Fuel . .
Erie
Locomotive H
L. A N H
N. Y. Central..
O. A W.
Penna
S P eeeessseel
IT P. 1
U. S. Steel
do pfd H
.1
white lea:
K AA Ik. 1m. Am
wvv ii fvin, . im iw, ivhjui 9 u. I n nf . ,w , r
WIRR NAITJL.Praiil ku it 11.11 ivvi, unuiuB yor iu i
171K,V, AW,, y 1111W lll IWI...K .1.
lima 6c: medium to crime.
im, oo id: ivus crop, .dtso U
WOOL 1007 clip Vauey.
'stern Oregon. 11 HO llo.
ailllAlH V 2 HO.
PRICE OF PRODUCE
IN Si FRANCISCO
San Franclaeo, Cal , Jan. 18. Wheat
No. l caiirornia ciud, per cental, ii.eo
1.70; white mlllinK club, 11.70 1.71 H;
white Austral an. I1.7S01. 80: northern
blueatem. 11.76 OL77H: northern club.
11.67 H O1.70; inferior grades of wheat,
i.t
State. 1907. medium, ner lb 10 1
Paclflo coast, 1007, choice, per lb,10
Paclflo coast. 1007, prime, per lb. 8
Pacific coast, 1107. medium, per
lb. T
Germans, 1907, prims to choice,
per lb 17011
State, 190S, per jb. 8010
TanlfU . nnami 190S. rhnlm ni
lb. .... I
Pacific coast, 1906, medium to
prime, lb 1 4,
SPOKANE MINING EXCHANGE.
New York, Jan. 16. Foreign selling
brought about a lower range or vaiuea
at the opening of the stock marxet to
ils v and with the exceDtlon of In North-
ern Pacific and Missouri Paclflo greater
losses were shown during tne aay.
Northern Paclflo waa about the only
one of ths leaders thst waa abls to hold
its head above water during today's
trading and it closed the (lay with a
rain of nearly 2H points over the final
bid flrurea of yesterday. To account
for this sharp advanoe in the face of
sharp losses in other issuer many tne
ories were advancsd by tradera. An
other Story of melon-cutting is going the
rounas.
Conditions In the money market were
moat favorable today for a strong un
dertone but this did not hold prices
from melting away. Call loans opened
around 4 per cent and toward the end of
the session funds were being offered as
low as zh per cent.
American Smelting common shares
were hit hardest by the down-turn of
prloea-during the day and on adverae
rumors regarding business and the
weakness of copper shares, lost nearly
4 points as compared with yesterday's
closing.
Range by Pownlng-Hopklns Co.:
DESCRIPTION.
o
0
i
?!
so a l.so.
Barlev No. 1 feed. 81.EElSl.S0. With
some fancy at $1.61 H; common to fair,
il.E01.56; brewing at San . Franclaeo,
11. 601. 65; brewing and ahipping to
Port rtaata. 11.87 U ft 1.61 H: chevalier.
jUIDES Dry -hides, 11018 lb: green, I L8I1.0, aocordlng to quality.
fc6c: calvesf- green.. B klpaTBo VV'L K"1 la. 5" u.Bu.rv'
I mi i in, srreen salt, oovio in -- I vi,auu ruuiuiino, , .
.uwnmB,- ?" ' .Hwswqi s4, iiT- ' V.J. "'.i ii'fl,! iiT rniiln Cons. Smeltera
tji , ainnM . . Tne mi a nn snaiWitiHA I ai.au tui a. ad. iivna- bub. ai.au way a w v i .
oi jo! P.r pound and mt fflM'cSppir'
ALLOW Prime,
ner
1 and grease, laiHe,
lb, lc4o;
'EADY 'BHIPPEB IS
1H
for crates. 1 Dominion vopper iow
- Onions Yellow Dahvers, $2.4001.60; Evolution 1
brown Australian nominal, none .offer-1 Echo . . i
ing. i -: i oaiDraitn t uoat ........... sj
Butter Fresh i. caiirornia extras. I uorun
Ilia. , nt. .tin. .uuinila .. ,1a-. 1 HMiS
age California extras, 14c; firsts, IS
secomis, zzhc; eastern extraa.
Furnished by Downlng-Hopktns Co.,
MemDers spOKane Mining juxenange.
Spokane, Jan. 16. Official prices:
ABB
11 B
7
16
9
6
to
11?
fH
28
A4 v. - ...
Alhambra
Alberta Coal A Coke
Bell
Bullion
.'. . ,
Bid.
S A
8 A
25
60
ALWAYS IN DEMAJU) flrstsA28Hc; seconds 23c; ladles, esat-
want, to compliment The
Journaa on Its recent statement
that ths 'producer' who ships
legularly to market" is ths ons
that, receives the best prices, I
have found this to bs trus In ths
many years' I have been in busi
ness in Portland. It U ths
steady shipper who averages tha
best prices at all times. ' Thoae
who accumulate supplies and
hold them for a higher market, ';
almost in every Instance are
compelled to take lower prices :
In , brder to unload." Henry '
Everdlng, . Portland's:; pioneer
commission' merchant, "
Happy Day ..............
Holden G. AC .,.......
Huramtns; Bird ...........
Hypotheek
Idaho Giant
Intl. Coal A Coks ........
Esrea Fresh, ner docen. extras. 84 He:
ttrutm aflnt twnnili 9Sn. thlrHa llUn!
storage, caiirornia extras, zhc; nrsts, i '
firsts, 19c: seconds. 14c. ; - M ssotila Copper ..........
Cheese Nsw. per pound, California Mineral Farm ............
flats, fancy, 14 Ho: firsts, 11 He; Call- Monitor
fornla young America, fancy. 16c; first. Nabob ...
14cj California atoraga flats, . fency. 0. K. Cons...,..
Hn firm! tiU,,,.Aii. HU.i OOm PllUl ................
storage eastern, fancy New York, 17Ht I S"n,hildl Snu''
Oregon. 16c . . ; W - I Park Copper ...............
;., - ' 1 luunonr vnooo
a "j Northwest Crop Weather. Rt?lVsr to
VTasifsiM r.L.av ..Jlci 1 4 17
? i oar ici an . wi ciuiinsiiii 1.1111 im 11 a. t ni siit ii-isv- m -v.
Friday; fresh southerly breete; I Snowshoe ................ 7V
western, waanington Kain tonignt i Snowstorm ........... .....1Z0
SH
eo ssu
1 1
J h
85 95
IS 10
f is i
!;!
5 8
Am. Copper ...
Am, Sugar, c
Am. Smelter .
Am. Cotton OH
Anaconda M. Co.
Atchison, c,
Bait A Ohio. . . ,
Brooklyn R. T. .
Central Leather.
C, M. A St Paul
Chea. A Ohio. . . .
Colo. Fuel, . ...
Erie, c, ........
Am. Locomotive.
L. A Nashville .
Missouri Pao. ..
N. Y.. Central ..
North Pac
Ont. A Western .
Penna Ry.
People's Gas ..
Reading Ry., c.
Rock Island, c. .
So. Pacific, c...
80. Railway, c.
Union Pacific, e.
U. S. Steel, c...
do pre. ...'.
Wabash. tfd. . .
Am. Smelter, pfd.
h. i. nra. .
Norfolk . . ,
Call ' Money
SH
Total sales, 1,020,100 shares.
LOWER PRICE8 IN EAST.
arlboo 21H 15H
llji ltZ
1).... is? 21 .
and Friday; brisk southerly hreexa.
.Eastern Oregon.' eastern Washington
and northern Idaho Rein or snow-tonight
sand Friday; .fresh : southerly
nreesej. r.;.r-r77 .:
Southern ' Idaho Rain or inn Mt
fair eaat portion tonight; Friday rain
or snow. , . :,
suuivan eonaa
Stewart
Tamarack dcChes.
wonder .. t. .:.
Sales: -1,600 Nabob at
I t,a ft 4
E5
70,
SO
4 Ho,
2
12$
7
10
95 '
90
i.000
Panhandle at 4c 4,000 Panhandle at I
iikOk -S.SVA suutvaA aa staa,'
Hogs Are Ut Off and 10c Has Been
' Dropped From Cattle Values.
Chicago, Jan. 16. Hoga, 18,000; cat
tle, 10.000: sheep 16.000. Hogs are 60
lower. Cattle slow to lOe lowsr. Sheen
steady. ...,-.. ; . .
Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 16. Hogs, II,
000; cattle, 6,000; aheep. 6,000.
Omaha. Neb- Jan. 16. Hosts. 11.000:
cattle, 6,000; sheep. 6,000.
- Tacoma Wheat Market.
Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 16. Wheat, ex
port: Club, 83o; blueatem, 86c. . .
' 'la iDiwcln sdTcrtIsieBts herein, pleaas
SMatlaa The Jearaat. - '
The overnight record of crime, as
reported to the police, or at least, that
part of it that could not be concealed
by the police censor, Included two
burglaries, aa attempted holdup and
several petty thefts.
Some time last 'evening a burglar
gained entrance to the resldsncs of IL
L Hart, at $48 Third street, by rais
lng ons of the front windows. He. sp-
?ropriatsd a valuable sapphire ring, and
11 in cash, which he found in the
drawer of a bureau of the front room.
Am manv other articlea Of value in
the' room were left untouched It Is
surmised that the burglar became
frightened and left the hous before
completing bis search for valuables
Walter Winters, a son of the women
wha awns tha bulldlns. wss In tbs vi
cinity shortly after S o'clock In the
evening and at thst Urns he says he
saw a man corns irom mo uuun nm
lump over ths high fence In the resr.
it la believed that thla man was the
burglar.
xnss WO jton unimnun,
William Joater. barn boaa for the
Acme Lumber mills, has rsportsd to
th nnllca that soma unknown person
sntered his room at ths Pennsylvania
hotel. McKenny street and Willamette
vA..l.as.fl WmVa amm Ii trunk- inn
atole $61.50 that had been placed there
for safekeeping. J osier couia rurnian
nn a1i trt tha Identity of the burglar.
but Is inclined to believe the thief to be
a man who has been in the vicinity for
some time and who is known to be
broke and of a disposition to appropri
ate property belonging to othera.
1 auegea attempt waa n i nuiu
tee fining, a Chinees gardener, near
corner of First and Stark streets,
shortly after 8 o'clock laat evening.
Shins had been eating his supper In
the Non Sing restaurant. In Second
trwL and had lust nulled out a fat
purse for the purposs of getting money
with which to pay his score, when ne
waa approached by a white man who
pretended to know him. The man fol
lowed Shing Into the street snd, taking
him by the arm, pulled him along down
Stark street In the direction of the
waterfront.
Break Store windows.
When they neared Flret atreet Shing
succeeded In breaking away from the
stranger. As he did so he received a
blow in the eye that knocked him down.
The asoault was witnessed by two Chi
nese who were on the other slds of ths
street. Thess men rslsed an outcry
that frightened the white man and he
took to hla heela. As hs turnsd north
on First street he ran Into the arms of
Patrolman Joaeph Burke, who arrested
him snd took him to the police station.
He gave his nams as R. F. Love and
declared that he had no Intention of
robbing the Chinese. As there was no
direct evidence t an attempt to rob a
slmpls charge it fighting was B55
against ths man, and hs will be tried
on this charga tomorrow.
Soon after midnight last night three
, , 1 . Uawmm.a Im Ih.
men Droit a id "J'u"'.'"' . , ler
front of the store of S. Ban A Co., deal-1
IIOI'IE MEfJ 17ILL
; MEET AT PORTLAfID
Call for Regular Session of
Association of , Retail-,
- era Is Issued.
- (Special, DUaateh t Tke Joe real.)
' Woodbtirn, Or., Jan.' 16. Henry X
Altnow. president. of the Oregon State
Retail Hardware and Implement, asso
ciation, ha issued the call for the an
nual meeting of the association, whloh
.111 v 1. . 1 . 1 . 1 1 i-.. w-.i n..ii.Mji
WU4. U I1V1U lit A1I..7 111 1, I Ul ...,,
January 11-21 with a banquet tendered
by the Portlsnd Jobbers on the Bight
('January II.
Prssldsnt Altnow reports sn increase
In the association membership of over
SOO per cent during ths past year. A
large attendance at the annual meeting
is expected.
For three days following the stats
convention the federation will meet In
the same hall. . The ststs sssoclatlons
of Idaho, Montana, Utah, California,
Washington and Oregon will be repre
sented at thla meeting.
REV. R V. POLING TO
REJIAITAT DALLES
(Special DUpateh te Tbe Josrsit)
Ths Dalles, Or., Jsn. 16. Rev. D. V.
Poling LL. V., was reelected paator
of the First Congregational church of
tnie city at a meeting 01 tne congrs-
ration neid yeateraay. air. rouni an
ers the tenth veer of his paatorats
with The Dalles church. Before corn
Ins here he was In chsrge of the First
Congregational church at Albany. Rev.
Poling is a versatile man oemg a xorc
Ible spesker aa well as a fine bari
tone singer snd musician. He is a lov
er of fine horses snd Is a member of
the local lodge of Elks.
CHEIIALIS P0ST0FFICE
LEADS SECOND CLASS
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 Call Bids.
. ' Telephone Kesraey till,
aVXTBTT9i:ri:WT8 1ITD SVS.
SCJUFTXOJS aVBClUfBO.
1 Oregonlana when In Sea Frsnrisoe
ran have their mail sent la ear ef
Tbe Journal office. .
ARTHUR U Flan.' Representative
NEW TODAY,
PARK
(Speclil rHipatcb te The loonial.)
rhaha.Ua. Waah.. Jan. IS. The QUar-
tarlv ranort of Poatal Inspector C. L,
Wsyland of Seattle, showing the gross
nnatal racalnta of tha IT second-class
offices In Washington, shows thst Che
halls had tha blgheat percentage of In
crease of any office In ths list .Ths
percentage of Increaae was as follows
for ths fire highest: Chehalls, lt.4;
Aberdeen, 17.1: Olympla, 14.6; Everett,
14.1; Wenatchee. ll.S.
, Lods Installs.
TTarrlsubrr. Or.. Jan. It. Jewel lodge.
Degree of Honor, installed tbe follow
ing officers to servs for the ensuing
ear: Ktnel Murpny, cniei 01 nonor;
rola Jonea. past chief of honor; Effle
Oleason. lady of honor; Viola Wright,
chief ceremonies; Louise Maxpn, record
er; Charlea H. Canter, financier; Emma
Love, receiver; Margaret cartwngnt.
lady ushsr; W. L. Wright, Innsr watch;
A Ranitara. outer watch: C. E. Moxson.
adviser to the chief of honor; Dr. W.
H. Dale, medical examiner; C. m. Max
son wss also elected aa installing of
ficer, after which refreshments were
served and a musical program was
rendered.
Mortgage Loans
At reasonable rates, on city property,
Bee or pnone
OBO. SC. GLAJUC St SOMM W. COOK,
B33 Chamber of Oommeroe Bldr..
Fhone Mala 8407, some A-92SX
: Graded Streets
Cement Sidewalks ; 1 -
Bull Run Water ,'i
Electric Lights ,
Fine Car Service
: All Good Homes ,
Restrictions
Good .School . - x
Will Help You to Build
DARBIAN&TnOSlPSOrt
Chamber of Commerce ' .
Let Us Build You
A Home v
According to your own Ideas In any
part of the city or country on small
monthly payments. .
If You Own A Lot
We will build you your home. A few
hundred dollara la all that you need to
own your own home; your monthly rent
will do the reat.
xt tov so wot on ton OT
I.OT, riHD on at your own price and
we win ouy it ror you ana nuiia your
home on terms to suit. -
8. V. DAVIDOR A CO.
106-107-10$ Couch Bulldlnr." v
Fourth and Washington Streets.'.,
ers In Japan eas goods, at the corner of
Third ana coucn streets, uorat Japa
nese who were in the store at the time
ran out and the three unknown men
ran away. Nothing was stolsn from ths
broken snowcaae aa tne wuum-ua
thieves were forced to seek safety In
flight before they had time to lay hands
on snytning 01 vaiue. .
The police have been Informed that
a man nas neen visiting aown wwn
business houses and offering postage
stamps for sale. In each instance he
has put up a pitiful plea of being broke
and in neea or runas to sveura iwra.
He will then offer a rew stamps tor saie
and usually succeeds in disposing or
them. In several or tne ourgianes
that hsvs been committed recently in
down town office buildings postsge
stamDS have formed a part or tne loot
of the thieves. It Is believed that one
or more of the thieves sre disposing
of ths stamps in the manner described.
Miss Addle Burkhart has reported to
the nollce that ahe was roDbea or ner
pocketbook on a St. Johns streetcar a
few. days ago. Sba did not miss It un
til aha waa called unon to oav her fare.
and has no Idea how ths thief succeeded
In abstracting it from ner snopptng nag
without attracting her attention.
J. R. Martin fired a shot at two
burglars who were trying to force sn
entrance to rno residence 01 ut. a. tr.
Watson. 660 East Balm on street, last
evening, but the men escaped, apparent
ly unharmed. Mr. Martin, who Uvea
next door to the Watson house, discov
ered the burglars as they were trying to
fore one of the rear windows. When
commsndsd to surrender they rook to
thir heels and were soon lost to view.
Northwest Bank Statement.
PORTLAND.
Clearings today
Tear ago
Balances today
Year ago
TACOMA.
Clearings R
Balances
SEATTLE.
Clearings
Balances
..$941,470.15
.. 961,681.10
.. 111,416.71
.. 105,785.80
..$547,707.00
.. 14,497.00
$1,110,46100
177,111.00
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
. MUST HAVE W0ORK.
Woman out of -money needs employ
ment; will do housework or Janitor
work. Phone pac. 710.
BUNCH OF KET8; TAG ATTACHED
witn name. k f. seaucnamn. carey.
Ohio. Leave at this office.
"Open All I he Time"
ABSOLUTE
SAFETY
OFFERED
DEPOSITORS
No interest paid on
commercial accounts or
daily balances.
4
INTEREST
Paid on Term Savings
Accounts.
By the old gold tried
and tested
German-American
Bank
Corner Sixth and Alder Sts.
Opposite Orcgonian
HANCOCK STREET
ADDITION
xmYTjraTOV sxstxtot
Finest residence district tn rortland
parked streets, oement walks aad oturba,
Boll Baa water.
Lots 50x100 $600
BAST TXXMS, fj 19 XOXTBXT. '
Take Rons City Park car direct te
tract Office cor. 17th at For further
information and mape call or write
o. r. wzxxs.
Ill Worcester Bldg. Phone M-11SS.
Orchard Homes
I and 10-acre tracta; fine soil; some
running water; some clear; some brash
soms timbered: evervthlnr a rows: naa
atation. school and stores. -Small pay
ment down, $10 monthly. $6$ aa acre
and up. , .
rOlTLAID ZBTBSTOBS CO
SS8 stark St Boom is. ,
St sores of fine apple orohard la south
era Ore on. Best winter varieties, io
cs ted hi mile from 8. P. depot in
growing town of 600 InhsblUnts. Will
bring in lncoms of 116,000. Will ex
chanse for merchandise or real aatata
snd would pay any difference la cash or
would take any difference in cash or
security. Call on owner, room 40, Ant
lers hotel. Tenth an) Washington, or
phons Main 1313.
kbb us rom
MORTGAGE LOANS
Lowest Rates of Interest.
fcOTJTS SAXOMOW CO,
231 Stark Kt. Near Second.
PUno Sladlp of Unls D. Bell
Now located Corner 6th and Waahlnaw
ton sts., Lafayette bldg, parlors $0-$V
Merchants Savings 5
Trust Company
CAP ITAL $150,000.00
Acts a Trustee In all legitimate relations requiring such
service, as to real and personal estates and in bond issues.
f Does a general banking business.
.iTfTninw.j
: in . ;,.-; -;i - in
Solicits patronage of those requiring service of a well
equipped and conservative Trust Company. ". ;'.
Has funds for first class improved property mortgage loans.
3, Frank Watson..,.,, .....Pres. W. H. Fear . . . . ,, ......... Seo'y.
R. L Durham..... ....Vloe-Pres,' & G. Catching. ...... Ass' t Sec'y.
I O. W. T. MueUhaupt.,... Cashier ' ' r
- WEATHKR REPORT
The Dressura baa fa 11 an ..
Sr'lf h lt few hours along the
.tiuiiiiiigiun uwat, wmcn, wiin increas
ing southeast winds, indicate ths ap-
B roach of a storm area from the-sea. -torm
warnings were ia consequence is
sued at 7:30 a. m. to all display su
l,.on.?. lnth, district Rain waa falling
at the tlmef observation throughout
northwest Washington and snow in the
interior of. British Columbia and In
eastern Washington. . The high are
noted over saatern Montana haa drifted
Southward and -thia mnrnln. av.,IIu
the southern portion of the country
rrom the Rocky mountains eastward to
the Mississippi river. Clear and ab
normally cold weather prevails this
morning ever the entire Mississippi vsl
ley and .the lake region, the line of
f reeling- temperatures being extended as
far south as Mexico. '
Rain; a indicated ever the district
West Of the CuMdHlnnl.il' mr Wr-I-
day, while rain or snow Is expected over
the district east of the mountains sx-:
ceptlng in southeastern Idaho, where :
fair weather i innkAii fnr tnniirht with
rain or snow Friday. . - ,
- -Temp.--- -
Chlcaa-o. 111. -: - s
Cincinnati. Ohio V..46
Denver, Colo. ...i.H
Kansas City-, . Mo. ..40
li0!Li Angeles, .CaL...64
NeW OrleapsyLa. i.61
New Tork, N. Y. ...41
Phlladelnhia. Pa 4
Enix. Aris. 60
Pittsburg, JPs, ,,,,4i
Portland, Or. ..,,,.48
ft--Louis, Mo. .....46
St. Paul. Minn l. 1
Bait ; Lake. Utah' ,,16
Seattle. Wash.. , ..;46
Washington. D. C..44
13
hi
46
14
8
16
18
14
n
i
14
'.
16
.6
.01
.01
.61
.0
,0
.0
.0 .
.0
,0
.0
T.
T.
.0
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.16
T.
KEAX ESTATE TRANSFEIlS
A. L. and Clara E. Rurnsey to. . ,
Louisa E. Flood, lot 1, block 3,
Rumney's addition to Tabor
Uele-hta .....J......1 12S
renuieton Savings bank to J. It,
Kruce, undivided
of southwest
H of north
or souin-
east Vi of southwest Of SfM.
lion 17, township .1 . south,
"ranee 1 tumt ........... . ... . I.J
Joseph M. Healy and Walter J.
iiurns trilBteo I J. r. ununr
son. lot 14. Mock t, Waverielgh
Hnlc-ht,!. aililitioir . . ......... . t)
Real Estate Investment
tion to Georite w. Aiiania, iuis
S and 7. bli.ck 61. fl-U" I ... 4
Tbetnas P. and Jfi tl. 4"i ' v
t-a J. W, Jierron. luis ii ana - i.
block 7. Uralnurl . . ' 1,1
Rom May Trll'tT.V H.-H-rii. I
tleorire - C. lie"'" " U'"-i
J. Hill., lot lit bim-k S ', V.i." J- t
Jaaa ,,,,..,..,.......,... ,
V