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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1910. 15 ENIEAHH PUBLIC MEETING i-4 WOREIY APPLES .CAUSE STRIFE IH. WHOLESALE GROUP . . 'r V: " ' ' ' ' Officer; Lownsdale Condemns ;' Some ' Fruit . and ' Fails to " See Similar Stocl in His Own Shipment. f t . , s ' Millard, O..' "Lownadale "of tha state board of horticulture. ha stirred up a hornet's nest ( along. Front street that in likelv result In -an investigation of fruit inspection.1 . .' ,i V . ' Yasteraay atiernoon air. lAmmuw SAUERKRAUT FOUR CENTS GALLON UPl CABBAGE IS SCARCE . " .... - Following the -cold weather, which cut. In half the output of 4 cabbage in western Oregon, an . 4 advance of 4o a gallon waa to-y day quoted In the price of sauer , 4 kraut by local sellers. Thla puta '.. the gallon prloa tm J60 In barrel 1 ... ... CBO WHEAT OS Hi Jots. I ! condemned soma apples consigned . to Fran Tempieton, a rront street conv ' mission man. Mr. Tempieton claimi that tha fruit official haa had .a grudgi '. aaalnat him since last summer when . na of the men emDloyed by. tha com mission houae "spoke ' back"' to' Mr. fwna1a.le. . not knowing- that the lat ter waa an' official and bad tha power to condemn rruiu , While no defenaa.la made by tha com J. Mlaalon houae that tha fruit condemned waa euffloiently rood to pass- inspeo ' tlon. it la stated by others that some .of tha fruit "oiled" did not contain worme. v t m rownsdal mu la wormy Too, What really makes Front street iiore at the action or tne rruit oinciai is ' that while condemning; fruit-of -other growers. Mr. Lownadale himself; la the (thinner of aDDlea to tha wholesale dla ' trlct that were wormy. Soma Hep Davis applea diaplayed by Ben Levy , ft Co. In front of the commission house on Front street were wormy; this fact be ing atteated to by former Fruit Jnsnea tor Bsum who waa on tha street this morning. .. "I found a box of Mr. Lbwnadale's applea when I waa lnapestor," .aays Richard Ueich. a rormer inspector, "but there waa not enough of thara to raise any row about." It Is tha poor traahy applea that have ' hurt the prices for food fruit .along W Front street and an effort will be made hureafter to confiscate any undesirable . fruit round in tne wholesale district no matter to whom It belonga. , . ; . ' HOP MARKET SHOWS QUIET. Interests Are Apart and Bnyess Can not Secure Supplies at Price. 'There la little business confirmed In the hon market at this time.- Outsldera are' trying to buy at former prlcea but holders are aaklng more money and Will not sell for lesa. The new York Producers Price Cur rent says Of the general altuatlon: V'The strength or the hop market con tinues and there haa been considerable increase in the activity. In New York stats there haa been more inquiry. Two hundred bales have sold In Otsego coun ty at 80 30 c. In Oneida and Madison countiea several hundred balea - have sold at 270) 30c. Other sections are quiet. Locally there Is no activity but the undertone la firmer and a little mora ' business is .reported ' with brewera, Knglish and Merman markets are firm but trading limited owing to tha email Supplies. -. . New York hop -prices -per" sound: ' Stats, 109, prime to choice. .. .83 ffS4o State. 1909, medium to good. . . .11 S2o i-acizio uoaat, iu, prima to choice , 24 085c Paeiflp Coast, 1909, medium to pood 210 23c ra.ie, iub, prima 10 cnoice. . . wominai iaie. i07 Nominal racirio coast. l08. prima to choice ......18J0o I'acirio coast, iw ...1315o Hermans, 1909 6872o Pacific Coast, 1908- .. .. SylOo sw surs muvoiueni in Dales; Receipts for week .1... v. .1,680 Receipts from Bept. 1 ....... .,. ...81,353 Recelpta same time last year. . . .46,69 Kxporta to Europe for week..... 976 Exports from Bept. 1 ;24,B36 Kaporta same time last year. ...86,344 J Imports for week .7 . . . . . ...V, , 878 m ports trora 8ept 1 .v.. ...,. 1,901 mports sara time last year .... 4,110 PUT BUTTER ONE CENtT LOWER. One Firm Sells at Decline Because Unable to Clean Up Arrivals. One butter firm put the price of but; ter le a pound lower today because of tne large supplies and the Inability of .clean up avary day. ,. '..' w , wnue no oiner creameries here have maoe any cnange in their quotations It is stated generally that the market Is weak although one firm stated this morning tnat it is not making- enough uuiicr in mi ;iis oraers. ., todav but it Ihn tilo-hae nrlc& tha nur. set 1a amposed to jag. - s , Receipts ere again Increasing" and whlln the trade is able to sell the north at lormer prices, thsy . will not pay the advance. Kor home rnnsumntlon alona the trade is doubtful If prices ku ve mainutineo. FRONT S'iKEK't- OUOTATiONi Hop, Wool and Sldai. HOPS 1908 croa' cnoice. 16c: prima to-cnoice.. iscinrime. itc: meartm. 16c: 1909 choice, 21g22o; prim. 0 V21o; nieapim, leutivo. 8HKKPB1UN8 Shearfng, 1026o aacn; short wool. . is 9 toe; medium wool, 60c81 each; : long wool, 76of ncn. v WOOL-Nomlnal 190t. valley; 2051o; aastern Oregon. 204928c, iiLUk.B ury niana, litjiiHO lb; green, 9HWlOUo lb: hulls, green salt Jo" lb; kfpa. ' loOlOKci calvta, graan. Opens Slow and Weak' but Bet ter Toward End ;of, the 7r Day's Trading.' 4 Argentina Earyest rrogTass. a 4 ; . (Special Cable.) -V. 4 a Buenos Ayres, Argantina, Jan, , a) 4 . fiO. Acoordluff to a promisaat exporter here 600,000 sons f a wha wars hanrasted this year.' 1 4 4 Tha exportable . snxpHi la plaosdl 4 at at 64,000)00 bnahaU. . . - 4 Chicagol 'ian. SUDDEN ACTIVITY IN HOP MARKET AT- '.- AURORA DURING DAY Hop activity haa suddenly de- 4 - veloped around Aurora. This af- 4 4 ternoon tha following galea were a 4 reported from there; Dental lot t it 21o; Chrla Gelsey, 36 bales to Klabcr. Wolf Natter at 16o; a 4 Jo Ryan, 69 bales to A. J. Bay 4 4 at 18o, and Frank . Yergan, 20 4 tbales to tha same party at 20a 4 a) Sale of tha Chris Koeber lot of 4 4 77 bales was recently made to a Ed Ilerren at I8H0 pound. , , 4 ' 0444444 GENERAL MARKET SHOVS A GAIN llfi" Me per lb. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 24o: I Mnd rrease. IffllUa V.HITTIM, BARK Nominal. . 4 04 Ho. No. 821 , MOHAIR 1909, 28924o In. 1 ;' Batter, Xggs and Fonltry. - EGGS Local, candled, select, 33 Ho: eastern storage. 18022c. BUTTER FAT Delivery 1 o. b. Port landsweet cream, 3 He' sour, 86He; BUTTfCK Jtaxtra craamary, asc; ran er. 7ct'stoa. 38c. CHEESE Fancy -"full cream. II M8Hc; triplets and 'daisies, l8Hoj xoung Americas, HHC. cnicKens, isntr 20. Wheat"f opened Willametta I wealc Dd lower, and eloaed ,to Ho a uuBiiej oigner limn yeaief aay, ., , - Foreign markets ware firm early, bat showed weakness toward ' tha closing. Liverpool opened to d higher, and Closed H to d lower fhan yesterday. Durinr tha mornlnr the aellln of wneat waa very mucti or the aama character as for several daya past. J3e fore tha closing, however, there waa 1 decided chance In the tone of tha trade. and not only were the early declines re covered, but tha close was at ,a sub- red. I1.184J1.24: No. 2 hard. 81.10U 1.18: No. 8 hard. 81.10 bid: No. 1 north ern aprlng. Sl.12iftl.12: No. 2 northern aprlnK. $i.lll.l2; No.y 8J spring, $1.08 i;orn o. a corn, tiv(!; no. . ia' ii vs. m uws aa v 1 white, 666c; No. IMMTT TD V A la1 v a tAAAk .. - !.. I gf M. . .1 J 13c: geese. 14o for live. 16(818o for wrn "1"'0' ilrMSAfli dunks. tOfttio: turkeva. sliva. 1 M tl23c; dressed, 26tr29o: plgeona. sqtTabs. 3.60l doa: dressed chicken, n"5; ryJi ,7 U to ie a pound higher than alive, standard. 494349c 3 yellow, 65c! No, 4 yellow, Data No. t white. 49Hc: No. S white, 48&49c; No. 4 white, 48048lio; Orala 2noar and say, BARLEY Producers- Dries 1909 CuA 1 KA MlU1 till' hniuln. f 19 91.03, blueetem. $1.18; red. $1.10: forty-1 May roid, fi.ji- winameiie vaiiey, ii.us. July MILLMTUFFS Benin DrivH Kran. I KAnf 41 . tAAitwm lilt -rvMa. iljn68 Ifl. ""f" 44ifa iiiiuusiiiajsa, aw a iiwi sa, V I fur etO.VV. ..a.a 9ad 14. Y wmhI 1 tva. tA. FLOUR New crop, patenta. 81.86; W Z Willamette valley, 6.80 bbl; export Sept grades, It-do: graham, 'a. I5.7ev..yu; "ye. 3o.7i: baW. 83;16. T May OATS Spot delivery, new. produoera' July . price TraoK No, 1 wnite, 33.50; gray, I Sept mane of Chicago prices furnished Dy cverDecn looks company.; i WHEAT. 108-4 Close. 109B 100HA 86 HAT Producers nrlce New tlmothv. I T.n Willamette valley, fancy 320; ordinary, Mav ' ..2182 ..2172 ..2167 19fl9.60; eastern Oregon, $21; mixed. julv '' 16.10: clover No. 1. 216.60016: wheat $1I1Tl cheat ,$1017; alfalfa, $17. - CORN Whole,-$36; cracked. 337 toa.JJJ-( 1210 rrnlta and TagaUblaa. IJuly . !. .1200 FRESH FRUITS uranites: New na vels. 82.2603.76 box: bananaa. 655Hc I t- h lb; lemons, 3 6.60 W 6.00 box; grapefruit, . ""iiAn no 11.7 P"'9 1-76- July ....1160 1160 1147 :OKS Selling, new, 81.16Q1 ' - 108 109H 100 H 100 99 .96V4 6W CORN. , TH 68 87 6SHA 67 H 67 67 66 67 66 67B OAT3. 47 48 47 47 43 44 43 44A 41 - 41 41 41 PORK. 2133 2127 2180 2162 3180 2167 , LARD. 1243 1240 1210 1196 1200 1187 RIBS. 19AA $4; pears, POTATOES Selling. Clackamaa, 75a 80o; Willamette valley, 664J70O. ONIONS Jobbing. 31.60 par cwt: garlic. 10)12c per lb, -APPLES 81..58.60. s. vt;iih,i Aiiita ew turnins, sack: beets. 11.60: carrots. 31.25 ner aack: cabbage. 22.09222.60 crate; toma toes, fancy, 82.26; crate: beans, 12c per lb.; cauliflower, 81.60 per crate; peas, 12c lb; horseradish, 10c; green onions. 10a dozen; peppers, bell: lb.; bead lettuce, 20o dos.; hothouse. $1.26 box; radishes dci. bunches: celery. 13.60 8.78 crate: egg plant 16c lb.; sweet potatoes. $2.26; sprouts, 8 9c; cucumbers, $2.60 dosen. . ' . arocarles, Vnts, 3Sto SUGAR Cube, $6.46; powdered, 18.05; 2127A 2167B 2172A 1140A 1197A 1187 1200A 1150B 1160 Liverpool Wheat Market. Liverpool, Jan. 20. Wheat: Open. Close. March 8s ld 8a ld Mo7 7i , B2J July ........... 7s 10d 7s d Dnlnth Wheat Market. rT)uluth. Jan. 20. Wheat May. $1.10. New York Silver Market. New York Securities Are Most ly Higher Hocking Coal .- Is 5 Points Off. New Tork. Jan. $0 While tha general- market for securities was higher today there waa a further slump of 6 rolnts In Columbus A Hocking Coal & run shares, making tha total decline In that issue for the month 70 points or 84 points for two daya. Drop In Bank of England loaning rate from 4 per cent to 8 per cent had a good affect and here loans were selling at 3 and 4 per cent. Today s advance-In stock is dus di rectly to tha support given the leaders: thua forcing considerable ' covering of short aaiea. Principal advancea for tha day were: Amalgamated . Copper, 1 ; American Smelter, 1; .Atchison.. 1 ; Brooklyn .1; Great Northern, 8; Katv, 1; Miaaouri Pacific, 1; New I yora central. a; wortnern raouic, ; Pennsylvania, 1; Reading. ,2: Rock island, ; ooutnern raciiic, un ion Pacific 1: United Slates Steel 2 for common and, Ik for preferred; waoasn, ih. Ranae of New York nrloes furnished ty overpecK a cook up.; HIGH VALUES IN ' i STOCKYARDS ARE PtPP TODAY Good Stuff Is Showing Ex tensive " Demand at Stock daleHogs Are- Very Firm With $9.25 for Toppers. i HI iii DESCRIPTION. Amal. Cop. Co... Am. Car & F.. o. ao via Am. Cot Oil. e. Am. Loco., c . . Am. Sugar, o. . . Am. Smelt, o.., ao Did Anac. Mln. Co... Am. Woolen, o.. Atchison, o .... ao pia Bait. & Ohio, o. do cfd Bklyn. R. Tran. . Can. Pac. c Cen. Leather, o. do Dfd Chi. & Gt W., o. C, M. & St P.. Chi. & N. W.. o. . Chesap. ft Ohio. CoL F. ft Iron, cj i;oio. Houtn., c... do 2d Dfd. .. do 1st l)fd. .. Corn Produ.', a. do pfd Dela. & Hudson. D. & R. G., & ao pi a. fruit or berry, ' 86.06; dry granulated, $6.06; conf. A, $6.86; extra B, $6.86; golden O, $5.46; D yellow. $5.36; beet POTJLTRT OFF IT ALP CENT. Receipts Are Not Moving so Freely . as Formerly in Front Street ' ' Poultry market Is down an additional half, oent a pound today and suppling are not moving very freely at the new . prlcea. "While we hava been able to dispose of most of our arrival thus far at prices quoted." says George Rice of Rice ft Co., "still the market la weaker.- BfcTTER PRICE; SMALLER SCALE Fresh eggs' ara being quoted from 21 .to 33 o a dosen" along Front street $6.86: barrels. Ho: half parrels. 80c: boxes, 66o advance on aack basis. (Above quotations ara 80 aaya net eaab qnotatlona.) . RICEl Imperial Japan No. 2. 6e; No. I, 6c; New Orleans nead, 607c; Creole.! SALT Coarse Half ground, 106s $10.(0 per ton: 60s, 31..O0; table dairy, UVO, f O.DV. VMOt fl.VV Uod, Qid.ttV. extra fine barrels, 2s, 6s and 10s, $4.60 W6.60; lump roca, zu.oo per ton HONEY New. 13 He nor lb. BEANS Small white. $6.60: laraa white. 84.60: nlnk. $4.86: bayou. $6.00: juntas.' ft.uu; reas, .ou. Keats, Visa aoi rtoriniiii. ' ' DRESSED MEATS Front street hogs, fancy. 11c; ordinary. 10c: veals. extra, 12 Ho; ordinary, ll12c; extra neavyr soo ids ic; mutton, no. HAMS. BACON. ETC Portland pack (local) ham.' 17c; .breakfast bacon, 18 26c: boiled ham, 25026c; picnics, 14a; cottage roll. 16o; regular short clears,, smoked, 18o; backs, amoked, 16ifcc: pickled tongues, 6 o each. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s, 18c per lb,; 6a, 1S0 per lb.; 60 lb. tins, 18a per lb.; steam rendered, 10s, 170 per lb.: 6s, 17o per lb.; com pound, 10s, lJo per lb. .--V , CLAMS Hardsheu. per box, $2.60; raaor clams, $3 box, , FISH Nominal Rock eod. 10c: flounders, 6o; halibut, 9 10c; striped bass, 16c;' catfish, 10c; salmon, steel-, head, 10c; soles, 7c per lb: shrimps, 12 He ef lb,: Derch. 7c per lb;: tomcod. 8o per lb; lobstera, 26o par lb; fresh I mackerel, ( - ner lb.; crawfish, t J.J am.; sturgeon, izo per id: oiaoK oass. 20o per- lb.; Columbia smelts, 26o per lb. J silver smelts, 7c par lb.; black cod.- TJan, Vnrtr .Ton 9(1 Rir llvar K11Z I Erie. C --.-! j oj A , ' S A - NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT. I Gt North'n, pfd' Illinois uentrai Portland Banks. Clearings today $1,363,019.88 Xear ago 1,241,119.27 Gain today -. , Balances today Year ago $ Interurb. Met, c. I ao pro. .... L. ft N M., K. ft T o. do pfd. . . . . 111 90ft 11 l-.ao..P log sio:9 S""!1!!!", 8i 7i ii I Ors Lands . 384.974.11 Mo pacific Seattle Banks. National Lead . . XT -V . 1 Clearings today t $3,000,979.00 n." T. O & w ' Balances today , . . . . 876,881.00 Norfolk & W . o I tin rsfA Taooma Basks. . I worth Clearings todav $1,021,816.00 No. Panlfin. c ... jsaiances toaay ia,831.00 Pacific M. 8. Co. Pennsylvania Ry. f. u., l u. Co. Pressed S. C. c . Reading, o do 3d prd do 1st nfd.... Rep. I.. 4 S., c . . . ? n : : w 83 82 81 83 64 66 1JJ 63" '64 '61 83 t63 64 63 (4 120 123 120 131 92 93 90 93 ., ..... 109 49 60 49 60 ii7H ii 84 iie U8 103 103 103 103 116 116 116 116 92 72 74 72 73 179 180 179 179 43 43 41 43 107 107 107 107 81 83 80 82 147 148 146 147 167 169 167 168 84 84 80 83 43 44 42 -44 67 I 67 66 67 81 80 80 80 80 81 80 81 19 20 19 19 84 84 83 84 175 177 176 176 43 43 43 43 79 80 79 79 30 81 29 81 36 37 34 37 47 48 47 48 133 134 131 133 148 148 143 148 21 21 19 21 66 67 64 66 147 147 146 147 43 46 42 44 72 72 71 72 34 34 83 34 72 74 71 74 69 70 69 69 83 84 83 84 ' 117H 119a 117 119 i 44 45 44 97 97 96 -77" PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. Mora. Cattle. Calves. Sheep Thursday .. (0 Wednesilay. ... 77 Tuesday ... $75 196 Monday 89 , 706 Saturday 489 ' 199 Friday 176 43 Week ago.. 42 .26 Portland TTnlon Stockrards. Stockdala Jan. 20. Firmness la shown in aH lines of livestock today 'In tha -Btockdale yards, and prices ara being well main tained. Raealnts for tha eariv . market were varr imill and consisted of but 60 hogs ana catue, nut a amau aaaiuonai tot wss eroected later In tne day. Ton hoaa are firm at 89.26 and select ed steera will move at tna top, aunougn there is more discrimination in this branch of tha livestock market . than formerly. No sheen arrived and none nave en tered the market since laat Saturday, when 263 head appeared. Market la therefore very firm. Those Who Supply the Market. A. R. Ford, tha "regular from Mc Mlnnvllle, waa In with a lead of hoga. T. R. Hewitt drove in ZD neaa or cat tle from tha country. . 8. fa. Orariam bid a load or cattle from Enterprise offering In tha yard tooay. Robert Deal sent In a car of cattla from La Grande. Today's run of livestock compares with thia day In recent years aa follows: Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. 1910 60 1909 Stiff 1908 100 1907 84 1906 1906 A year ago today, while cattla were weak, 10 to lBo lower, other lines of livestock were firm at unchanged prlcea lavely oa Livestock Show. In an Interview with the Denver Post D. O. Lively, general agent of the Port land Union Stockyards company, aays: "Denver haa a great show, something of which any city on earth might well be proud. This olty owes much to the devotion to a cause and tha blgnesa of the imagination, as well as to the abil ity of the man who haa built up the im portant enterprise that Denver and the entire West is now enjoying. "I 'know something of the work it en talla and nothing should be too good for Colonel W.'E. Skinner, to whom a great part of the credit la due. "W attended the meeting of the Na tional Wool Growera' association at Og den and aro much gratified over the ae- lectlon of Portland for the 1911 meeting. It was a big convention and Its deliber ations were in keeping with Its scope as a national body. Portland, by the way, must be taken Into consideration these days as a central livestock mar ket Our new Union etockyarda,. new packing nouse, tne rapid increase in 9 485 100 223 145 200 'is 200 If the people of Portland would hasten action on tha Broadway bridge matter It is up to those in charge toJiave tha plana of tha structure submitted . to Major F. 3. Mclndoe, United States en- glneer In this city; aa goon as possible. Not until tha plans have been submitted can the engineer give his offlclaj recog nition. ... . It has been suggested that the public hearing ba dispensed with, but this can not ba done, aocordlng to a statement from Major Molndoe thla morning. The law provides that when permission Is sought to span a river of Importance the public must ba given opportunity to present protests If so desired, and aa the Willamette river comes under the head of a river of Importance, tha publlo hearing cannot ba dispensed with. It Is also suggested that if the pubiio hearing should ba dispensed with pro tests would probably ba sent to the de partment In Washington, where they could not ba met nearly sS well as here. "I do not know how soon a publlo hearing oan ba held in- regard to the Broadway bridge," said Major Mclndoe, when asked If a data had been fixed. "Not nntll tha plana ara submitted have I anything to do with the bridge, and certainly cannot aak for a hearing upon a subject that has not officially bean brought to my attention." mfilL In a fit of deapondency last night Alvin Woodcox attempted suicide at the Arcade rooming house, 146 First street He fired a bullet through his left shoulder. He bad aimed at his heart but tha aim was poor. The man ran from his room, staggered down the stair-ray and fell upon the pavement. Woodcox was ruahed to the St Vin cent's hospital, where the bullet was extracted. Ha will be out within a few days. Tha man Is 2$ yaara old. Earlier In tha evening, some young men had twen In his room, but he was alone when ha ahot himself. He la employed in tha paper mill at Oregon City. 26 1196 6.00 87 1078 6.00 26 .... 1153 6 25 26 1194 6.26 COWS. 7 ... 846 $3.00 7 , 792 2.60 2 1150 4.25 3 , 1083 3.50 20 k 2040 ' 4.16 16 990 4.2$ CALVES. 83 $68 $4.25 BULLS. 2 1315 $3.7$ 6 1661 . 8.60 1 1560 8.60 HOGS. 91 217 $9.20 OF BUSINESS III , lilies Local Trade for Wheat at a Standstill and There Is Practically .Nothing Con- , firmed at Interior Points. Northwest Crop Weather. Portland and Vicinity: Fair this af ternoon, tonight and probably Friday; eaaterly winds. -.., Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday; easterly winda Washington: Fair tonight and Friday except rain near coaat, colder tonight east portion: eaaterly winds. ' Idaho: Fair tonight and Friday; colder tonight north and southeast nor. tiona 'Nothing; Doing In Grain. There la an entire hunr. rt Hnalnaaa In the local grain market at thla time and even at Interior points tha market la dlapoaed to Show, intense quiet . Premium a for wheat hava hran mt a fraction at country points by millers because of the recent decline on tha coaat and producers have therefore withdrawn from . tha market tempo rarily. Oats market is stagnant with neither offera to buy nor sell. fiay is firm but unchanged In prloa Flour is firm with no nrlna ehano-a to. day. Will Draft Resolution. Judge E. C Bronaugh this afternoon appointed a committee of fire members of the Multnomah County Bar associa tion to draft resolutions on tha death of O. G. Gammana. Tha committee is made up of the following: J. V. Beach, John F. Logan. W. M, Gregory. R. W. Montague and B. R Seabrook. At a meeting1 of tha bar association to be called later the commit tea .will .submit its report , . . Journal want ads brine results. me per aosen. lb.; crabs, $1.2601.7$ par OYSTERS Shoalwater bay, per ral- i in saca, utympia, per 1Q0 lit. sack, $19 Ion. $2.25; per 100 lb sack, $6 per gallon. $2.75: ner 100 lb. 7.10; canned eastern. 65c can. $6.60 dox.il Xi pfd wwwrn in irawi, i.oo pw Rock Island, C valuta, coal oil. Eta, do pfd BENZLNI0 degrees, cssea 19o oir S. L. & S. F. 2pf gaL; iron bbls, 11 Ho per sai, ao ist pra... LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls.. 88o; cases, I S. L. & S. W.. C 93c; boiled, bbl.,, 90o; cases, 86o; 00 P per gallon lota of 250 gallon, jo Was; I So. Pacific, c. oil cake meal, (none in market) Southern Ry.. c kopb Manna, so; sisal. 7e. do prd TURPENriNJiJ In cases. 78c barrel. Texas k Pacific 69o per gallon. T.. St. L. eYW, c nmta ub-ai ion iota. ia ner i aa rn lb.; 660 lb. lota. So par lb,; leaa lots, Union Pacific, o. XC (iar la. I Co Dia .... iimiju uufrwL Bairsi ana star. iao i it h Mi,hTr. r par (kiiuu, ewenav c gallon, eiaina, I do pfd 77 133 4 132 111 44 160 100 88 H 100 ? "il0,,: asadllght, 30c gallon; extra rj. 8. Steel Co.r'o. star, 32c gallon; water white. 114 do ofd ..V.... &UZL lUon; "qM wter' Wabash, e 16c gallon. UABOLINE Red crown and motor, ao Dxa . .u W. U. Tel ft P. naphtha. 1343e wea'tlnahouaa i siatni-ita atria ..n. I vyesungsouss . " ueet sugar 164S Z3c ration: IS raaollaa. MAITUji gaiion, v. . ac r. napnina. iHVIHe gallon: angina diatlllita. 94716a- gallon. lZaaK9E3jgg2a SSSa I Lumber mens National Bank cor Fifth and stark strllts Tlic CapitaStock of the Lumber men's National Bank Will Be In , : creased from $250,000 to .''$500,000-' - : T . '. ; April 1st, 1910. ; ; : 4 - i 1 - . , . 29 73 129 30 68 31 49 67 190 t AA . 46 111 82 H 121H 31 48 78 47 47 63 16 21 146 4757, f copulation, new railroads, and the ract hat Denver, 1200 mllea distant, Is our nearest competitor, make tor ne growtn of our market "The. people of the west are lending tne new mantel toyat support, ana wun the advent or a livestock show pat terned after the Denver success, we ex pect to go ahead with speed. We bav a downhill haul from a great empire ol livestock raising possibilities and be sides our own people we have the orient Central America, South America, tha Pa cific ialanda and Alaska as a distribut ing ground for our packing, house products." W. H. Daughtrey, president of the Stockyards, and C. C. Cold of the Union 44 (Meat company, were with Mr. Lively at Ucnver, ana later went to Chicago. 79 135H 84 183 111 46 182 100 88H 101 44 86 64 77 132 I 33) 84 a w m Tarda' Representative Prices. 28 72 97 88 i1 j w I actions In the yards and indicate de mand, supplies and quality oriermg: STEERS. Av. Lbs. Prices, 33 1060 $4.50 Today's range of livestock values: CATTLH3 Best, $5.265.86: medium steera, $4.766.00; best cows, $4.00 .zs; fancy heifers, 4.ooa4.z&; medium oows, B.76t4.oo; poor cows, $3.00; Duns, ti.ovws.io; stags, ii.DU(g3.vu. HOG a Best east of the mountains. 9.25: fancy. $9.00: stockers. $7.00: Disa 37.00. SHEEP Best wethers, $5.25$S.60; ordinary, $5.00; spring lambs, $6.00 6. 25; straight ewes, $4.76; mixed lots, $4.755.00. CALVES Best $5.T56.00; ordinary, JS.00W5.25. The highest prices ever offered in tne city of fort land ara as follows; We will pay theae prices stright up for good, fat stuff. We never charge commission nor drayage. Fresh ranch eggs market price. Dressed veal, up to 130 lbs., 12c; large veal, lesa. Dressed pork.' any sire, 11c. Live hens, 16c. , Dressed hens, 18o. ' Live ducks, 18o. Dressed geese, 16e." Dressed turkeys, 25c. Address, xrxAinc l. tnciTX sceat co., ."Fighting the Beef Trnst." XfOKTIU.ZTD, OUOOg. 88 100 63 63 89 69 IS 77 J4 77 61 63 Salaried Men and Women We number among our depositors many men and-women evho earn their livelihood and who appreciate the importance of depositing their salary and paying their living and other expenses by cheok. This plan costs nothing and enables them in many cases to accumulate a competency, to provide for sickness or loss of employment.1 We. give painstaking attention to all accounts, whether large or small. 89 68 13 46 11 77 61 A at 77 60 Utah Copper. . . . Third Ave Pittsburg OoaL.. Cons. Gaa....... Big Four Ry, Springs...... do nfd ........ Vir. Chem do pfd K. C South..;.. do nfd Allis Chalmers.. do pfd Am. Con tlo Dfd Alton, c. Louisville ft Nashville, ex-dlv. per cent People's Gas Light ft Coke Co., ex-dlv.. it per corn. POLICE TAKES BRIDE Dan Cupid apparently has centered I his attention upon the family of Chief of Folic Coxv, Last night he won over another son, but 'this- time tha chief knew all about it, as the son had to break the news in order to secure a license. William R. Cox. youngest son of tha chief, is tha happy man. lie was mar ried, to Miss Ethel Dofflemyer, 741 Mis sissippi avenue. The eldest son, Fred, was secretly married recently. Tha parents had not been apprised of tha in tentions of tha youngest son until tha day following the marriage of the eldest son. .-.'.v.". Th wadding 'was held at the home of the brida Rev. Bowersox, of the Sec ond United Evangelical church, offici ated. Mr. and Mra Cox departed for Seattle, where they will spend a short honeymoon. They. will return and live at Twenty-first and Thurman streets, where th groom has prepared a home. He has been employed aS a blacksmith. The bride Is a graduate of the local high' schools, and has been Identified with tha younger society circles of the eat I CENTRAL BANK We solicit your ' check and savings accounts (unre stricted as to amourits), your col lections, your for-: eign and domestic i remittances, j o u r , , bond issues, your trust , business of whatever nature, ; your good will, all to enable us to build up more rapidly a large, strong and modern trust com- ' pany. MERCHANTS SAVINGS & .TRUST COMPANY Cor. Sixth and Washington Sts. Paid Capital $150,000 YEARS of SERVICE have PROVEN THAT BITULITHIC i Lasts longer and is .safer for horses and autos than any other kiiyl of pavement. BITULITHIC Is being laid in more cities in the northwest than is any other class of pavement. $fcEoF BITULITHIC Together with its wearing qualities, are what make it popular. Commercial bodies, city officials or individuals who are interested can obtain complete informa - tion and statistics regarding " street paving by addressing , . Warren Construction Company BECK BLDG., PORTLAND, OREGON ; " Use Your Strength In aa upward pull, I you are earning more than necessary for liv ing expenses, save the ' balance and place it earning. We invite it juid will pay "s.'ii 4 Interest Annually . We welcome your check account and will lend our assistance to build you a. credit by extending every bank ing facility consistent with safety. Call and let us explain our ad Open S a. m. lo 5:39 p. in.. Saturdays 8 p. m. sx s : ..f I Overbeck & Cooke Co. Commission Merchants ' Stocks, Bonds . Cotton, Grain, Etc - , 216-2!? . Board of Trade Bellas Members Chicago Board of Trad a Correspondents of I .- Vrya. Chicago. He Tork. i:otoa. Ws hava tha only frlvsfe "! , eonoeotlng Porl!ar,.I ara t:.a aaatara -axchancva . 3 side.