The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 24, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextrO DAY'S 111 -c "" . . -.:: : o;;io;i assti ADVAtlCEpjTP S3 Prices Both Here and inCal- , ifornia Show Sharp Rise !: -42.50 in:Conatry.. Front iwtfHWV-.V;'-:. potatoes remain fcntor , ; Mixed tone remains btv , r; f -Weaker 'e,1,"J?,ue"!j.ni8nd. v ' I ; Wal wheat loses "; "oaloM O t W la , "I, .Vr, .' There ba. been a is ht Oregons In i"-. sot AjssA1:: as made during OP"' ai 12.50 -IW 100 pound ana "J4' would "v of a larger m-ower. i"-n Aiaro advance amount. Tha. .uaum, -...r bam thua in values w ' "XTL gon for ',Pu"--.r- f -astern onions jrcu ;- - - j it iome Jane-e are coming n vnoy cn - Ore con. trol of auppllea .Ml prices.. , . . H -potatoes to Xansaa ty.' Tokn and .eoaiern ehlpmenta ol K?"?fa brw..t marked Th? X?t.7herrw; th coaat to nnmnete iii Kansas City aa -.eu e.ii ou . Ill SBI'U w iW. with the Colorado Joc-o hi ch ir not nigner V"lc" ; t..i.Crrmucht,cltement ta in trie . potato situation.. The great ad vance 1 onions has absorbed most ol m attention of dealers. ments are still being made from her fo the south but the e oulet at recently lowered values. ; HOxed Tons tUl Ealing Bnttef. All sorts of prices continue to rule In "nuVto wort glut, of aurpltes but thnost who fecenUt adTance -A. r wa say tney-sn - -- ; - - make at the higher range, . ' market Is steady to . ww. coruing to the ",erh.m.T they 1 f 97u while other ay iney report tney their .would be wUllng to ctean k stocks at le under this figure..,, na l r mi m rm " . That's the situation at present.- v r v chicken Karket Is Improved, , .i.u in thla reoort yesfer dav an rmproved tone IS b-lng shown itr iltuation. Receipts .ire not near s liberal .and "?less,rege-; crally being made st sn "o.";,.. to o a pound for chickens. Turkeys are binding somewUat better, call but urires have not movea j , V Dressed meats are In very good de mand with sales In both veal and hOffS being made at ;the prices WotttsbY - The Journal.. Veal market . Is .fjrmest but there 18 no real weakness in hoga. 'Brief rotes of ta rad. i , , Cheese 'market Is somewnat more actlv" with quite liberal shipments to California yesterday. ; .nJf.1(, peanut market Is showing a ira tlonally better tone as regards buying but the prices are "changed.1 - It - Is : ' Mpected Pthat this strength wIU dls-1 srpTar when new arrivals come, next, "Movement of hops remains tlve. Dealers are stlllbuying. aU-they can secure al the prices quoted. Prac tfealEr all S order . now coming-are from eastern brewers who are said to be holding over for next panil:i,1.r. A car of oranges was among thear ' rival, from the KMf.'Sg'Wh Market rules between $1.78 and 82.26 with a few sales of select ft $2.60. lSs Angeles cauliflower Is finding ready sale at $1.86 and $2 a crate c? tWFrontZB street' sells "at f ollowg prices" Prlcea paid .shippers, are .lea ' regular commissions: ' Orala.-Tlony sad Teed, " - GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, 0c large 1 ' WHEAT-Track prlces-Oub, 84c; . re4 XWm2Lv5?o; bluestem. lie; valley. etc, BAELETNe--Weurni7$27T0 .??irJrS . i0s:i: brewing. $28. liter (.'! wiaww " - -n 1 whnr$27 per ton; gray, $28026.bO. ?LOUR Eastern Oreavon Patents. t ok- sitralgnts, $.B0: exports. $3.90; - iluev- $viJ graham, -Hi, 84.60; ' whoVwhaU$."l ; rye., 0s.s $5.60; '11.. a I J" . ." " I " . .V T ?i w ILL STUFFS Nominal Bran, $24 tonl mlddlmga. $29 short., country, $27; ' city. $26; chop, 9tl--i ..t ' Cllr,' v ' ciumrr , orlc Timothy. nrffi.Jn.tta vailes. ' fancy 815;. ordln . iii.- Mtrii t3re tim. 117: mixed. iio'ffitl0.'50;v clover.. $l6l2;Taln. $10 W 12: - cheat $10 01a. ''b , snttet. Xggo and BonJtry. stf ' ' BUTTER ; FAT F. 0, K " Portland- Sweftt cream. 86cJ spur, $4c. -w, . ,3 HUTTER rExtrsv fancy fresh cream crv 8740o; Jtancy, 87Hc; choice, 860; ordinary.. 32 c;- best storage, 27H03Oe; ewond grade. 26c; store, 200 a . pouna; i:GGS Extra fancy.v candled, , 87 .11,. ,aatra storace. I80 dozen. - . C'HEESE-"- New Full -cream, flats, ' 16c' per; lb; ioHng; Americans, : jtfs pef rOULTRT: Mixed chickens, 12 H e per pound; fancy hens.? 13d per ppundj roostors,- old, ,10c; iryers, 4sc iD; joron ers, 18c lb; ducks, 16c; - geese, old, lie per lb! , turkey allvej lfio lb; tlressed, 17e " lb; squabs, $2.50 1 doaeuj rlceons. S1.Z8 dos.; Pressed poultry, i lic per lb hlgherr wild geese, $40S do ;-.. Bops.- ..wool ana xuaes. -"w HOPS 1907 -crop; flrst prtme; 67o; prime, 6 M medium to prime, 63; inecllum, 46e lb: 1806 crop, J2ef lb: ' contracts!, 1908, , ,10llo. WOOL 1907 . clip Valley, ; 18018c; ; enftern Oregon. 18 H Q V t?r- W MOHAIR 80010 C-- ; lULKii Dry, hides, )213e lto:'gren, 4i6c; calves. green.v7c; kips, to lb; bulls, rreen salt 804e lb. ; FHEEPSK1NS Sharlnn.:i J5c02Oe ' each: short . wool." 26c04Oo; medium. S3IELT HUN PLAYS " . OUT IN THE QQWLITZ Only 11 boxes of smelt were; , received 1ri this city from . th w CowSits. The arrivals are the;, 4 smallest since the run started ., 4 and the trade believes that the , big movement Is over for a "time. e The catch ot steelhcad salmon., Is Increasing an-1 the demand continues very good at 11c ,a, pound. Chinooks ars scarce again.. .! - ... ' -- i.44wwwww4w4www MARKE I o rr , - . - 11 SrELVO; CHICKENS IN rMUCHBETTEIl DEMAND , "Egg are coming freely and prices have suffered quite a dr Kiln. nd will. If weather con-.' mIM unab-a furthen drOPS. ' and vary soon., . " " ' ' "Butter la in large supply ana weak. ' v'-'- ' ' ;-v--" "Poultry ; haa been In vary light supply this week, and con , tlrlnna havt Irnr.roved conalder-' ably, There la cuite, an inquiry, for good liens and springers,' and-. fryera and broilers are vary . firm ; Indeed. Geese ara j not - very much sought ; after, but . bring record r prices, and,; the iiia r ihnrt (in these. Wa vara of tha opinion' that "jwultry ? will meat with faro tba comlnf ' week, fcr good atock. ;A v si,'' J "Fancy veal. amall - and dlum. ara Very avarce, and bring , record , prlcea. and while Urge r and rough wIU not aell at top t prlcea. they' are :.acH". . n; wanted. . "J :tr"- Pork baa ben 1 acarcef , thla week and , fancy medium and small have been good seller. .,1Udea ara atlll 4uU and low priced. " h,v - : T nM.tn.i kn dull but selling jurt little batter." Tom Far-j e rH,of Everdlng V FarrelL v ; V ' wood." 80eO IX sach; ; long wool. UeO 11.2ft aacn. ' - ,fc TAIXOW Prim. rr lb, Na t and grease, tOXMO. ; ; IcOlo; , rnUU and TegataUaa. , Afrnra ITinov . COIKTBO Sell ing: buying. Willamette valley, 60 660: eastern-Multnomah and, Clackamsa, C U66e per wt: eweets, WJL'sS VL ONIONS Jobbing price, $3.00; buy ing. "Pot, IJ.40 2.60; garlic, 70 per .0. . Af f i. ceieci, . , -' ' v J . - Cbolce, $1.26&1. 60; ordinary, 1.00. - 1176: bananas, 6e lb; lemons, ti&.0, box: limes. Mexican ( Pr j0; pineepplea. 14 04.60 oosenj P-. cy. $1.60 ifLHi oidinary. 41 a box; tan gerines, a Dux;, - bo; persimmons, I1.T6. VKIl ETABLKS Turnips, now. . "w ti mmv rpn 1 0o ter sscK : peeis. C676o per sack; parsnips. l6cOtl;eab- bage,"86c0$1.25; toroatoea, California, $2.60; beans, isc: cauiiiiower, , .v w $1.20 doi; peas. 10c; horseradish, to lb, artichokes, $101.10 dos; green onions. llOi.fiiuvnuuif 1.1 : cucumbers, hot house, $1.26 dosen; radlshes,i 16o 4oJ bunches; eggplant, io id; si. E6c; cranberries., eastern, $10 10.60, sprouts, no per in. . - v - - Orooaxies, Wats, sia, BtJQAR California 1 and' Hawaiian- Cube, $6.96; powdered. t.o: berry, $6.60; dry granuiaiea. jo.vvi jim. s" ulated. $5.?0; conf. A., $6.60; extra B, iinir.nM.n'.n IS 00; , D. yellow. m!0; beet granulated. $6.40; bar rels, IOC; nail oarreis, .,, Ai'asA An ianW Kn til St ' (Above prices are $0 days nat easb auoiaiions.j - UAHPV 1 1 sa t iriti COFiBE Paokag brands,1 $11,880 is A LT CoarseHalf ground,' , 100s, lien inn- EAa tliAO: tibia, dairy 60s! $19.00: lOOs, $18.75; bales, $2.60; Imoorted .Liverpool 60j $20.00: 100a. 6s and 10s, $4.605.60; Liverpool lumS rock. $20.80 per, to: 60-lb rock. $11.60, (Above prices apply to sales of less than car lota. Car lots at special pnees subject to flurtuatlpna.) .- . , KlUfci imperial japan, ixu. i. , 6 & 6 lie;- New Orleans, bead, 7c: AJax, 6c; Creole. 60. BEANS fiiuail white, $4.2$; 'largo white, $4.10; pink.. $4.10: bayou, $8.0; Lima s, $6.60; Mexican red. 4Hfe NUTS Peanuts, Jumbo, Hc per ip, Virginia, 1 o - per lb; .roasted,, Jo per lb;7panese, 6 6c; roasted. 7o per lb: walnuts, California, lo per lb; lne nuts, iso per jui nitaui . Oo per lb: brssll nuts. 1 60 per lb: fil berts. 15e per lb; fancy pecans. tti.UQ per id: aunonas, ia . , , i Ideatg, Fish and Vrorlslona, f , FKESH MEATS-Front street Hogs, fancy, 7e per lb;? ordinary, lffl5i large, H7o per lb; veal, extra, 9oper lb; ordinary, SHc per lb; heavy, 7c per lb; mutton, fancy, 8o per lb HAMS, BACON. ETC. Portland pack M 1 V ..' 4 A A. tO Iks 1lilt MB) lK 14 to 10 lbs.. 12He per lb! 18 to 20 lbs, 12c; breakfast bacon, 16 022o Pr lb; picnics, o per lb; cottage roll, loo per lb; regular short clears, smoked. Ilo per lb; nnsmoked, UO0 per.(b; d nar rarKR. iinimoia. lute, Biuuikvua 11; Union butts, 10 to i$o lbs un- smoked. izo jer id; smonea, iso per w, clear bellies, unsmoked, 12o per b; smoked, 13 He per lb? shoulders. 10c; ' LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s, 12J4o per lb; 6a, 12Ke per lb: '60-lb. tins, 12e er 10; eieara reuaereu, luo, tv v" t: 6s. 'llo per id; ooaipouna, iws, iu per id. '. I, a tier J ,TrisnRonk"eod. 120 Ibi flonnden le per lb; halibut 10o (per lb;- strlpet Dass." HOC ver iu, vnijiiau, mnn chinook. i 12Ac: ordinary fresh. 100110 per Hb; frozen, 0c; herrlrgs. 6e lb; solev 70 lh; ahrlmps, lOo per lb; perch, 60 per lb; tomcod, 110 per lb; lobsters, 250 per lb.: fresh mackerel. 80 per lb; crawfish, 26c, perdoaen; stur geon, 12 Ho per lb; black bass. 20o per Ibi silver smelt ' 7c per- lb; Columbia smelt 3fi6c: black cod. 7 V4c lb; crabs, lon, $2.50: per 100-lb sack. $5.00; Olym pia, per gallon, 32.40; per. 100-lb sack, I6.004ii8.60: Eagle, canned.. 60o can: $7 dosen; eastern In shell, $L76 per huo- CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $8.40; razor-clams, $2.00 per box; lOo per dog. Painti. Oosl OIL Eta. i ROPE-ipure manila, ,14c;:. standard, i2c;'-slsal,-i0o..-f fe . COAL OIL water white, Unks, UHej case. ,18 Ho; .' headlight- cases. 20c; Klane, cases, 88c;, Eocene, cases, SlVtO GASOLINE 8'dg cases,, U0 per gal; iron bws, isc per gai. . T BENZINE 88 deg.. cases, JBo per gal inn hhla S3a ner pnl. . ! TURPEf TINE In eases. o per gal; wood bbls. 93c -per gaL ' ; , WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 7e per lb; B00-lb lots, 8c per lb;-less lots.-aHO.-'v , WIRE NAILSPreaent basis at $3.10. Y' Porllaflder Bays Inn;;S: ?f ftfSpeclal Dispatch to ; XV JonrntU P ; La "Grande?1 Jan. ;: 2.--4V;i'AvLaldlaw of Portland has traded '1,200 acres of wheat land situated in Morrow county and some . resiaence property in tji Grande to Walter Lyman for a 70 per n atnok In the Red Apple farm neat the' city. - The entire deal Is made on the basis of 122,000. Mr. Laldlaw, will nnn h the nrino.lnal owner In' the Red Apple farm, which contains to aU .about KfaO acres. ' ' New York 4 Exchange; Rates. ' Chicago, Jan. , 24. New . Tork, . change. 15 per cent premium. , Cldcago -Cash Barjejr, Chicago, Jan. 24. Cash barley . closed BUC(fl. - Tacoma Wheat Market. r Tacoma, Wash.," Jan. 24,w-Wheat ex port Club, E3c;'.bluestem. 86c nv akin Itchinr Is a temper-tester. Th more vou scratch the - worse- It Itches. Doan's Ointment cures - pl'es, I eczema, any skin itching. At, all, drug I OREGON DAILY TOURNAL Hop Dealers " t, ... .1 In AU tne Chicago Wheat Market lie t covers Early Loss-LiH ; A, ' CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET, a " '.: ' v Open. Clone.' Jan. 2S. Gain. nt,iA., Tan lT,lvernoors snarp loss at th opening and close today had a depresalng effect upon yslues here in the wheat pit up to the last half hour of the trading. The market opened Ho to Ho under yeaterday, but closed He to Ho higher.- Trading was on a small scale during the entire 'day. ' Coarse grains did not follow the early weakness In the wheatplt aJthough Initial values were fractionally to? The gain at the close was H to Ho n corn and Ho In oats. , provisions were better supported . and . January pork gained 15c, with a Ilk rise In th May. .'Rang by XtowrTlng-lIop'klns' Co.; 1 ; 'V'"-'- WHEATS v Vv-'..v.-:,' Open.' High.' tow. -1 Closa, May "..;;.101 . .108' July $8 , . I8H 102 7H I ';$1 , 10: ; 8W 46 .,4 1817 COKW. , May'.;U.J.:., I0H. . 61' ; ? ; OATS. MaT7,,.V;.i. 61 v 5H;-JH July 44 41 i .., MESS PORK..,, a- , - a & ' m mmm May ....... 1807 ibzo - v CATTLE- L1ARKET- SOf.lE BETTER DE Ecceipts Small and Price Is Holding Well Hogs. V?.;!Teir-DiiUVvkr- PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN..- j. i'- iTnn fnttle. BheeO. rtn- - ....100 law ' 1907 . - ,J : ' 101 ioo ' ' J! ; : loos .,....,...... - v,.r;.i v Pni-tianfl TTn(on Stockyards. Jan. 14 Hogs are gaining in weasness everj day because 01 m wmmm " ' r. i" . r.K The trade is so well , supplied with eastern stock at this time that It Is not receipts were larger the prices would A better ton is shown la th eatUe .iMaiinn- with recelDts light - In the yards. , Price Is unchanged. Sheep re Ln. ... almost ton nominal to quote and th class, of stock arriving In not "yago today all lines wera firm a. 4 itnnrsnrrA1 VfllllAaOL- A .'- .. t President W. H. Daurhtrey of the Stockyards. ha9returned from his ranch at Echo. He says that up to this time then' has been practically no wintry weather In that section, and lutl leea lne Has been done. '"r -"3 ' Hoss Best eastern Oregon, $5.25; China fats, $6.00., ,.. f..- t - Cattle Best eastern " Oregon steers, $4 0004.25; best cows and heifers, $3.25; bulls; $1.7602-00. ; -."-7.-, ... Sheep- Beet wethers, 85.8505.60; mixed snd best , ewes, i.wu(tft.eu; lambs, .z0.v. OPEX WIXTEH SAVES IIAT, Stockmen Have Not Fed to Any Ex ! tent as Yet. . ' ; (Special SUpatch to Tbe Jonrnal.) ' Pendleton, Jan. 84. The most unusn- ally mild wlnter ever . experiencea in Umatilla county is being enjoyed this winter, in in vicmuy 01 v inion . Upper Butter creek, on of th principal cattle districts in the county, scarcely a load of hay has yet been fed to stock cattle, their only feed being the open range. Hay Is plentiful and stock .are. in excellent conaiuon, ira iubmu that a -very large part of the hay will be carried over. Sheep -ar ' being fed but little, and In many cases refuse -to eat the nay fed them, preferring th grass, whlctt has not yet peeu cuvercu with snow. v-,:';T7 'JX" VU CANNOT STOP IA1SSES. Hogs Continue to Prop In ' Value in .the Various Eastern lartu. . '- , (United Pre Uaaed Wlre.) ., i Chicago, Jan. 24.-rHogs, receipts, $5, 000; , cattle. 15.000; sheep. 5,000 .V Hogs ar 5c lower; left over, 1.400J mi-red- 34.0004.80! heavy.' 34.1504.80: rough and heavy, $4.0004.30; light $3.96 4.25. c, -. .:. S-'-. xj'"pf Cattle Strong. .'Jv-, tV-it Sheep Steady. ' ' t ''"5f f. ; Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 2 4 .Hogs," re ceipts, 10,000; v cattle, , 2,000; , sheep, -' Omaha, Neb., Jan. 24.-Hogs. yecelpts, 7,000; catU 1,000; sheep, 600. ; r - : ''"''i.'W'j'.v ; . ., '"i 11 in i ai . i) hi -'-tfh'fW'M?i SPOKANE MINING EXCHANGE. , r '.7.;. . --r r--,-;.-i ".rv1?,-:' ,f . XFurnlshea by Downlrig-Hopkins com f pany.. members ' Spokane Mining Ex change.) ' . ' .v- .t.;;v--.:v''t,. t Spokane, Wash.,, Jan. - 14. Today's ...t 4 i,'..!' , Bid . AJax ,v t t.i J . i. 1 71 '. Alameda. . .... L. .... .3 V 1 Ask. 10H ' 4H Alhambr'....jiV;..Vv...-.;Vfet-4 -rt!M0 Alberta Coal & C6k 25 88 Bel J . ; V 'f ' t i ' ? 4 1. Bullion ;,.,vi.iv.v.,,t,14H''iTlIJ Chas. Dickens . H 5 Canadian .Cons., Smelters. 74 ' . .2. Copper King ...... '3 H sf? Ttnmtnlnn (4nnnor .. .240 - ZOO ' Evolution ;i ) - 1 H Echo . , i . t. i $ n.ikraiti, rv,ol 20 . 27 Gertie- . ... . . . i ; ' . 4 H Heda Viii''i:wr ;M HflDov Dav .i ... 1 V ". .-' an Hoioen u.-tb tJ. ... ; Humming. .Bird- -.;. ''i f H'Vl-'I.r Hypotheek ,. iV , . f J Idaho Giant '.;....... .v6H . b Intl. Coal,,&: Cok.4 ...79 W 8tt Kendall; ....;... ?5.' Lucky Calumet 13H . 28 Mlunnla (,ninif ,.......l., Ill 11 7 M I nera I Farm .. i J ;; v Moonlight . ;w ...... 2 H -Nabob 4 , 4H Nine Mil-. ...... , JH ' v O. K. Cons.-..ii,j..i s'.;.s;.J..i Oom .Paul i-i . .'.... . . . li 8 Panhandle Smelter , 4 4H Rambler Cariboo -v. 84 25 H Yi Reindeer ' ".' 1H Rex (18 to 1),... ........ 34 H Sonora k .... . .:..' . ,: H Snowsho Bnnwatnrm . . . - . . .... . . .125 ' - 27 185 Sullivan . . ...... .g . '.. . Sullivan Bonds ............ 4 . j Stewart i-. i, .'; 06 iif 100 Tamarack A Ches.i. -60 ylOO Wonders... i ... ,1 .'j . 1 ' Sales: 2,000 Dickens at 8 He 8.000 Copper Ing at 8Hc : )0 Gertie St 8 He, 1,000 Panhandle at l14c.i.f.;:..:H,.i. Inspect Rosenthal's shoe , gtdr : win- ' . I , , mm : : LAST illllTES HAS PORTLAND, FRIDAY . EVENING, JANUARY SiJC, wkha Proipiidinj? Not to Have Orders, Are Haying and Contract- . .11: . mi r.. pupping ney ,uu. m I'JIIEAT DROPS 1 CEIIT rrice Is DoW in Ecsponse to Continued Weakness . , v."'',. JjT Other Marlcets. '1. ' v Continued v losses : in th - European price, brought about by the sharp reac tion In Chicago, has forced me , locni price of wheat lo lower and further losses In price are likely unless the movement downward Is - discontinued abroad. In this market today millers and export agents are not offering over 84o for club and 860 for bluestem, but some purchases are reported at these figures. However, buyers ar not so anxious o do business on 'th -present basis. They say that until Liverpool becomes settled again wheat .trading here, will be rather risky, especially on a downward trend abroad. . v Ther has been no business with tn east In Pacific coast oats recently al though several dealers nave receive vaarue Inquiries regarding supplies of late. However, the markets ar drawing closer together. .... ... ir.nH iiiin.ai nmalnS In export flour trade, millers reporting a general lack of Inquiry as well as orders, prices ar too nign, tney -say, for the orient to Indulge at thin time. Local busi viaai li mi let st unchanced values. Mill fenrii are too scarce to base an accurate quotation.' Printed prices are nominal. F SETiDS STOCKS LOWER STOCK MARKET LOSSES, Amalgamated - " H Sugar '1. C. .& O. ........ Colo, iruei Anaoonaa ......i. Erie Atchison ; B. AO. ILocomotlv ........ I' ,'" H a. .... . H ealher.. H L. & N. . . Pao.'": ral... Brooklyn Missouri Pac. N. Y. Central Canadian. rent. Learner O. A -W. H Penns., ....... .H Rt Paul ...... 1 People a - uas . . n U. P. ...1. U.'. B. Steel; . ... ' dO Pfd. ...... : J G. N., pfd. '.... 1 Reading ,...,'..lr S. P, '.I H Southern - Ky. . H v. ; STpCK MARKET GAINS. ' A.' Smelter .... . H N.'P, Rock Island..-., Hi ,r . - :r KSm-m vnrk. Jan. 25 The stock mar- v.i -. ahnnrf ti . iffect' of forced liqui dation today and opening and closing values lower with the exception of a few Issues. American Smelter held well mt ' closed with a net gain of H point and a similar rise was betted by North ern Pacific. Rang by Pownlng-Hopklns Co.: DESCRIPTION. Amai. Copper.. Am. Sugar, o. . Am. 8melter... Anaconda M. Co. Atchison, o.. Bait & Ohio;.. Brooklyn R. T. Canadian Pac, c fenL Leather., C., M. & St Paul Ches. Be Ohio... Colo. Fuel,.c... Erie. C.....C. Am. ; Locomotive! L. A Nashviue Missouri pao.- N. Y. Central.,. North. Pac. c. Ont A Western. Penns. Ry. . .... People's Gas ... Reading Ry C. Rock Island, O... S. Pacific c j . H. Kaiiwa. -t,,. U Pacific c. .'. U. c. Hteei, c ,lo nrererrea -. Gt Northern . Am. Smelter, p, Roe. c do preierrea Fed. timelier.. Norfolk ..... ' Northwest Bank Statement. . i- 4 PORTLAND. - aearings today 8792,72 .5S Clearing year ago m 862,100. 20 Balances toaay f-"?'iV2 Balances year, ago. . ..... ........ iot,ot.n SEATTLE. - Clearings ; 1'?2?iSf Balances . .... . . . 123.ZZ4 ' -,M "TACOMA. ' ' Clearings ................... I'2; Balances .. . . . , Liverpool Wheat Lower. ' Liverpool. Jan. 24. May. wheat opened at 7s 7d; closed at 7s 7Hd, a loss or d from yesteraay, ORCED LIQUIDATIOri f: h W ,. . w. 49H 49H 48H 49V4 lUHlUHUl 11IH 687 63H -8!4 3H 2 7 .-. 8.2 44 44H 43H 4IH 149 H 149 H 149 149 eke -''- 184 niH118HlUHlHH IZ-JKI 7il tVVI i7 20 20 10H 19H 15H 1H 142 15 36 .U.. . JO 43H '43"48H 43H Iize iz itax "n Jif.jiiiMf !.. 118 113H UJH i 86H 85H 86 86 , 101102 99H 100H 14 i '14 j 13 13 75 J 75 ' 8 .74 28H 28H 28 28 , 92 - 027 91H 01H 121 i.... ..... 120 9H 90 H 89 00 89 89 . 126 128 , 125 125 .::..::::::::::- Hdromyesterasv J V.'. t, 4- k , - t v , WME1USIGI. t: ' ;pays MorePerCentThahWBan k . -: Waverlcigh ' Six - Months Ago Have mmmw t:iCy- MinTMPROlil!l52SiG0: : P.' 122 SiXTH STREET - ; PRICE OF PRODUCE :j sa:i feoisco San Francisco Jan. "i0; California club, per cental. $1.02 H0 1.17 u ; white mlUlug chid, ,'' -m white Australian, i.((tf i.eu; bluestem, $1.72 H (9 1.76: northern club. 1.67H0l.iO; inferior griuei v. t-- artv-No. 1 feed! $1.47 41.50.' with mm fancv at 11.62; common to rair, fl.40Ol.47H; brewing at e"'"'"-' I1 654H.80;. brewing snd shipping at Port CotaV $1.62Htl-67:i chevalier. 11.65 01.8S.' accorauis w Butter r Fresh California -i, M. ft pat- aeoonds. 22! extras, torase, California extras. 23c; firsts. 22c; ends. 31c;ea.tern extras. . . fi seo- rsts. ISc; seconds. ic;- iaaiei, coai.". firsts. 19o. . .rmm aaronaa. lc: viniuo, rnllfornla extras. 18c; hrstS .... 150 rsts. 1 4o; seconds. 9a- rr 'nla VALUES 'ARE-ASTONISHING Piano and Organ Buyer Pronounce Big Clearance Sale at Eileri Fiano j f.L House the ureatest cargam wui ing Event lor Many' Months.1 If s really astonishing what a compar atively small amount or money win In the purchase of a piano, organ or piano player at thla particular tim-. The offerings In this big a .Ilhlll ii d AM iniiruiIlSlltSk iivm which rkv "Ki, received from prominent homes in trie city ; n4. In - ex .hinn Inward roaKes in ui famous "Line 01 whshw.-; M There are aiso . lent pianos . Which have oeen nw from rental nurposes, also . some that nave beena& for display Instrument. on. our salesfloors. J'her are, t ion, a nlimber of ,rpiano P'y ' various makes, and organs ar alap In thThere'ar scores of rare values. For ln?tanclahe4Cl. $860 SUck. a very fancy . motUed mahogany ct,.fiful barkaln at $316; another, a beautiful T- nftn itvle. in mahogany ai $285! oni ct the Tamau. Vertl- grand steinways ; C: argest sis Ludwlgs, which shows but ..i.. n .itii money, at $68.'- Then yoi now uu - . .r.t anmioai enummeni cuiiiiiii NdueUoa from reguUr cost . ;o. An- reius, in mauosnuj'. r.T" r " Ki oVcheatrsl stvle. at $98; also.a gen uine PUnola at $76; another. In beauti ful'ebon? cSsc at $100. and. -till others of various maxes at " - ' In the organ list are many well known makes, beginning as low as IJ8J0. , Many instrument" "v since Monday morning, but referenc to the Hsu published InVednesday papers will alv some idea of th saving oppor tunity. But the best way Is to com as soon as posslbl and look tb pianos or other instruments in which yon may be r. .L.L av at once. Th special price in very sase is so low that we Should hav all cash; but It you desire terms we ar stiu - wunns: " ."" to. suit . your - convenience. Every sale covered by the famous Ellers Mftney Back If Not Satisfied" guarantee. Eilera Piarfo House. 36$ .Washington . street corner' of Park.-- J- there are i.mrouir X.7phffir; from $87 upwards. Including a Chicker. Ing7in genuine rosewood case. In fine i-fl. .ilos if vnu have a piano you can J 1 : ARE Every week even at this season we enroll the names of promi- t, it ciuzens as buyers of FOX FURNACES. - " . - nent M Our Rgures-rYou'il Save Money: Save .fuel, save tnnoyance'iave yourself needless, repairs, etc Every, Furnace Is Absolutely Guaranteed J ,v Every PorUand home needs " furnace because it js the -onlyvfy . '. to heatiaUsfactorily and besides increase the value of your property. . -, -v '.v ., - --".)-'- . ...i ..- f,., - ..... , ... , ii . 130 first St : vv . ; Theirs MoneyHo vrs Thatf? I ' V. iJjliW V.V - v THAT'STHOW! .S QABiSif. . Imerlca, fancy, 15c;f!rats, tshtern fancy. New yoik. .... t.,11,,.,. n,ir. b.nksat$1 o; &, $i'.ao 1.40: orison 1 urbsnks, ' 8'c' .$1.20; river "onloni-TeUow . Panvers. $2.758 00. 0?snt-es Per bo, navels. $1.75U 2.25. with some fancy at 12.60. A Good CcfX;3 Mill AND ' ' , . A Posad of Good ; . Coffco . ; ;.. ;V AH lor 50c DACiES' TEA STORE ." 170 XV3XO VT. ' ;. . "Open AH IhcTime ABSOLUTE OFFEREtt: i DEPOSltORS No" interest paid on .'commercial accounts or : daily balances ; V: : INTEREST s i. , ' : Paid on; Term. Savings Accounts, By - the old gold ;tried ; , and tested . . . . . Corner Sixth and Aide StC ., Opposite Oregonlan i ; ".i -rr l- ' .. -.. ? - Near Alder ' Doubled Buy .tlwl fv.--' i; mm. i"Phbnes-A2537. Main1; 550 its r- e -It; ' I , 1 " J M We Sell Meat Cheaper Than West Side Markets Sell It MTMIM. ; HAjMEf t; Ccr.CrccJAve.4E.EcrEs!eSI. Phones: East 42; 15 22 42 , SPECIALS FOU S AT UIIDAY OriLY SugcrCured I!iin.5l2c Cottage llcmfr;- lie Picnic l!air.5 Cc THESE PRICES FOU CASH Oa'LY Good Boiling Beef lb... .4 Good .Beef Stew; lb; ,.4j Choice Corn Beef, lb. . 5, 7( Good Steak, 3 lbs;;..;'.".'23 Prime Rib Roast Beef, 1 , lb .... .. ...iovi2 Choice Leg Pork, lb .13 l-2 r;'t-OUR MOTTO 'k I. Quick Sales and Small Profits' AH Other Meafc Accordingly TRY US - i . -s ; You Can't Make Money Faste BUTTER s-k i e . rc- -J 70c Good Creamefy 6 ''v. - ' -'.V . .. .- . 1 Dainr Butter ....." ......K Eggs,-.;....;..v:Vi";k.;.25n(i, s Best Sugar-Cured Ham..,...12i' Breakfast acon, lb...r.a....'.a't ruu L.ream wkm ....... Wisconsin Swiss Cheese ........ 2 Cream Brick .......... .. limburger Cheese, lb. Oleomtrgerine All goods retailed at wholesale pric Salsrday it Czr Ctlckca D: .1 I La Grande Cream ei , 264 YAMHILL STREEX. Prnnil nf Hk Handiwr B S Va .;ws w . 'j . This is made posslbl by using; " oood nora, ,, . -v '.i Order from your Orocer.'" Dalles Diamon ' -, , 1 ' ' or . , 1 ' , , UBEXTT BZLXi ' - ' f ' Made by , " SZAMOZTO XOLXEB HJXLS? Office and salesrooms j . ' . 882 Washington Bt, r ?. . . Cor. 2d, upstairs. - - University Heat Rtarl I . mwRQir RT COS. FX8X. Pnnn Steak tier lb. ....... J Loin fiteak, per lb 1 Porterhouse Bteak, per .lb......... 1 Tea Bone Steak, per 1D ...1 Shoulder Roast per lb. .. .7. and Pot Roast per lb . . ......... 4 to Soup Bones,, perlb. . i Soup Meat per lb.,.....ai to Rtew Meat. Ber lb. .... 4 to I Roll Roast per lb......'l Mutton, .per lb.......... to i ! VeaL per lb..i. 1 Hams ..........;.. -iV Our meats are fresb every day rovernment lnspctd. 8?bono .. order last 6326. . XT TOW WAST A , First-Class Sundr Dirtncr .DON'T FAIL TO CALL ON G. COVACH & CO " they are th Reliable Dealers x FisIi,OystersiSPGnl! Everything Strictly Fresh and. Cue . .. .... . . ted. : ... 'i 'i .s7STXBT ST. -.. boag A-3533. Zlala 635. stores. . , ... ' ' . :, Idows and get busy. - J .. :...'