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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY V EVENING. JANUARY 21, 1910.
LATEST NEWS F ' WdMSMD'S
EMMETS
MR MARKET
FOR EGGS SHOWN
ON FRONT STREET
Prices Again Lower, Although
; ; No Break Shown in Wh.ole-
sale Values for Day East-
; ern Storers Frantic.
ADVANCE GUARD OF
SMELT APPEAR AGAIN
IN COWLITZ RIVER
The advance guard of smelt : 4
have struck (ha Cowllta and
therefore supplies ara very: lib
eral In the retail and wholesale
market. Prices have-been drop
ping rapidly for several days and
this morning were generally at
10o although iniM aalra at
wholrsalo were reported a frac
tion lees. .
There la again an easier feeling In
tha local egg market and on .Front
street prices ara ruling between Ilo and
' t2c, with fully aa many sales at the
lower prices aa at the signer.
Receipts of local ergs are Increasing
' and because of the temporary strength
if the pant few. days andthe higher
""prices reached holders and speculators
t or eastern stooK succeeaea in ngsin
getting their holdings on the market.
With lower prlcea for strictly fresh
ranch egga thora Is practically no de
mand at all for eastern stock except
ARGENTINA HELPS
AMERICAN WHEAT
Poor Quality of Crop Sends
Chicago Market 7-8 to
1 3-8c Higher.
WHEAT BUYERS
REDUCE BIDS 1
CENTABUSHEL
No , Business Confirmed . and
Country Interests Do Not
Take Kindly to New List
Bluestem at $1.17 Track.'
RAINFALL FOR CROPS.
inch.
DRESSED HOGS RISE'
HALF CENT ALONG:-
FRONT ST.-TODAY
4 1 Even though arrivals -of
dressed ' meats are somewhat
more liberal. Front street prices
ara very firm 'and still another
advance la sw4ne was shown '
when sales were modi it HU
today. ; ;, ; .:i
HIGHER STOCKS IN
NEW YORK MARKET
Argentina woe at Poor.
(Special Cabin.)
Buenos Ayrea, Argentina, Jan.
41. Samples of wheat received
show very poor quality. Market
Is good.
V
from ha kern.
Attempt to hold the Front streot egg
.'market at 32ic proved unsuccessful
' and cut consumption Just as It wss as
' Burning quite fair proportions. Kggs
are again lower in California and while
; shipments In this direction ara not
, possible at the moment, still there Is
every uaeiinnoa tnai .values in nan
'Francisco will reach a basis where
'northern shipments are possible. In
" faff MtiA of thA Pnrtl.nH frftri
wirich Itself Is a primary market. Call- Chicago. Jan. 21. Wheat opened
fornla can now make shipments to the ,,trong and higher and closed c to lKc
. north. It costs Just sbout as much to . , . ,. "
, ship eggs from the Willamette valley to J?u"h'' h,h'r ,than ye"rdy
. Tecoma and Seattle as It does from Bullish cables from Argentina and a
Ban Francisco, and therefore, because better demand" for cash wheat at pri-
of the lower prices ruling in the ex-lmary points, brought out an Initial ad
treme south, no more Duyin
. Puget sonnd coun
, the near future ai
iff nmn At rnrat, highest prlcea for the- dav.
Every day brings to light additional I Wheat waa lo a bushel higher for
-. supplies of storage egga. It now de- cash stuff at St Louis and Omaha to-
vejops mat many retailers contracted day.
for huge supplies early In the season Broomhall predicts world's shipments
and many of them are still holding of wheat, exclusive of North America,
, aome of tbia stock - tn tee houses be- at 6.800.000 bushels. lie predicts a
I cause tney cannot aeiL jass Trom stor- fair increase on passage,
age operations haa been severe In the Argentina shipments for week:
east and while some parties on the -west Wheat. 472,000 bushels; corn, 276,000
coast have made money,' still the larger bushels.
per -cent of the trade has 'come out, of Liverpool market wss firmer after the
the atorage season with losses Instead opening and closed l4d above yester.
. jauon.
more buying from the vance of 4c to c a bushel In the local
mtry Is likely here for market today. Closing was either at
at 'fast the best or within a fraction of the
It la reported Yodav that two larra
mills located 25 miles ' from 8L Louis
are buying soft wheat today. - This Is
unusual for them, as farmers generally
give them enough.
Cash wheat No. 2 red. fl.t401.9K:
No. 3 red. 1.20H.24: No. 2 hard, U2
Shipping demand for our onions wal ,'tw,.V .,,.i,,.. iiubi 'iju.' xt ' i
never so slow as at this time, accord- north. .rT. i. lUiu.vr i
lng t dealers. - . . lanrin II lOiai i "" -
"Ud ' to this time.' says L. Jaggar. I
"but two cars of OreKon onions hkva .v.iri KL'ta. xr n 'mrZ. rJT
' X0M7XAL CALL FOB ONIONS.
But Two Cars of Oregon Have Been
Shipped to Frisco This Season.
14 64c; No. 4 yellow, 63c,
- No-. 2 white. 49 He; No.
-to can tnrancisco. California onions. I n.i.
' ',7.1il"-3 S ..u . V- i- white. 44c; No. 4 white, 48
j .u - i L J '"' ? I stanaara, iswiVMO.
uniy wnen some extra rancy stocx is
M8c;
(Range of Chicago prices, furnished
needed by the south Is there a call for h Vhi rtvvJew a r-nKu. V
Oregon thus far this season." . ' . r r,7
CIIICKEX MARKET IS SLOW.
Demand Is QnJet and Lower Prices Sept
V Result Some . are .Held ;Orer ; way
A very slow tone la shown In the July
chicken market today,' While those who Sept.
have been willing to sell at the lower
price range have been able to da so, jsr
WHEAT.
Open. HlKh. Low. Close.
May ...... I69V4 110 109 110VA
juiy ., .;, io- iei vT,?oi Ml
some receivers- of ' a speculative mind
, nave een Holding out ror higher prices.
Tberelfcre. the market has droDned from
"under them and shippers will suffer if
'any further decline is made.. ,
- V Cleanup prices for ,; chickens during
;ine pasi st nours rangea arouna lb if
- SALMON IS 'VERY-SCAItCET
! Receipt! from Columbia Nominal-
Coos Bay Come to Rescue. ,
- According to reports received today
-. xrom tne lower river, tne run or salmon
In the-Columbia Is the poorest In years,
-But few' fish from there are being
shipped to this-market Practically all
, the salmon now. selling , In Portland
comes irom coos Bay.
' X ORTmVEST BANK STATEMENT.
Portland. Banks.
; Clearings today $1,404,772.78
;Tear ago 1.147,239.27
? Gain today
, Balances today
i Year ,ago
......I 257,634.46
: ,. 0,85g.64
94.389.06
Taooma Banks.
Clearings today. .. . . .... ... . .$ 986,270.00
-rrHal ances 1 today -.-rrrrrs 77 91,901.00
Seattle Banks.
-Clearings today .$2,136,428.00
'.Balances today 682,848.00
; ' Liveirool Wheat Market.
!' Liverpool, Jan, 21. Wheat closed lttd
higher.
.March. 8s2J4; July, 7sl0d.
'," Winnipeg Wheat Market.
? . Wl nnipeg. Jan. 2 1. Wheat May, j
July .
Sept. .
Jan. .
May .
July .
Jan. .
May , ,
July .
Jan.
May .
July .
til
963a, 97V -97
COBN
68V, 68 68'J
68 684 6794
OATS.
48 48 48
44T, 44U
42, UK
PORK.
..... 2120 . 2130 2120
2182', . 21'85 2187
.... 2186 2182 2172
LARP.
.... 1260 1267 1240
. .41 - 1207 -- -1 192 -....
1186 1197 1186
RIBS.
....1200 1200 1193
.... 1160 110 1147
.... 1162 1167 1147
97
48J4B
2126A
2172B
2172A
1246
1202
1190B
11J2A
1167A
1162
Portland 0
Pixatello .... .00
Roseliurg . .. . .18
Spokane , T.
North Yakima. .00
Walla Walla..
.Baker City
noise
Lewiston ....
Inch.
.0
.00
.00
.0
T Trace.
Northwest Crop Weather.
Portland and Vicinity Rain tonight
and Haturoayr southerly winds.
Oregon Rain tonight and Saturday
southerly winds.
Washington Kaln tonight and Battir
day; southerly winds, high along the
cosst. .
Idaho Rain or snow tonight and Sat
urday; warmer southeast portion.
Wheat I VI res Easier.
While there Is no business In the
wheat market, the tone is easier and
tidewater. Interests have reduced their
bids another cent a bushel all around
putting bluestem at $1.17 and club at
11.07 a bushel, track delivery.
Country people do not take kindly to
the lower range, and this lias stopped
entirely the movement of wheat at all
centers in the Pacific northwest.
Flour is quiet with no change In
prices.
t oarse grains ana nay snow no cnange
in tone.
PRICE OF PRODUCE
N SAN FRANCISCO
San
Francisco, Jan. 21. Errs, per
dosen California fresh, including cases:
Extras. 32c; firsts, 31c; seconds, 30c;
thirds, 28c.
Butter, per round California fresh:
Extras, 3Uc; firsts, 33a: seconds, 29c.
Storage: . Extras, 81c; firsts, 80c
Ladles, 2SVic; do firsts. 25o.
New cheese, per pound California
flats. 18c: firsts. 17c: seconds. 16c: Cal
ifornia Toung America, fancy, 20c;
firsts, 18c: eastern New York singles,
19Vic: do daisies, llHo; do Oregon. 19c:
do joung America, 20c: storage Califor
nia 'lima, iancy, iic; iiruia. jc;
Young America, fancy, l8V4c; Wisconsin
singles, fancy, 18 Vic .
Potatoes, per cental River whites,
709900 for choice to fancy in sacks,
with extra stock quotable at 90c$1.10;
Salinas. $1.8591.46; Oregons, $1.20
1.30: early rose. $1.60: sweet potatoes In
crates. $1.6001.76; do sacks, $1.00fi1.25.
Onions, per cental Yellow, 90c 1.10;
do Oregon, $1.40 1.60,
, .urangea, per ox n ew tia vnis. choice.
$1.60(2.00: fancy. $2.2502.60: new tan.
gerines, $1.0001.60 for small and $1.50
tfj.W ror large sires.
SHJEPHUCE
STEER RECORD
IN STOCKYARDS
FRONT S'iRERIt OUOTATiONl
- t
BTops,' Wool and BCld.s. .
HOPS 190$ crop, cnoice. 16o; prime
to choice. lc; jarlme. ishc; medhnn,
16o: 1900 choice, 2122o; prime, 2021o;
8Hti:rnK.lN8 Shearing, . 10I6e
eacn; snort wool. iopuo; . medium
wooL 60ctf$l eachl long wool laou
41.26 each.
wuuij rvominai. io, winamette
valley, 20Clo; eastern Oregon. 304?tc
hiuks Lry nidos, ntpisno lb;
rreen, vhoiomo id: onus, green sas:.
ie id
.1 '
New High -Record Is Reached
, for 121 Head of Cattle From
Shaniko Demand Is Grow
ing for Good .Stuff..
Call Loans Easier and Support
of Leaders Brings Forth
Short Covering.
New Tork, Jan. $1. With an easier
trend to the money situation and sup
port of the leaders by big people, short
covering was shown on a very exten
sive soalo today ana the martlet cios
with a substantial gain In almost every
security.
K trul i-nminnn received a lame ne
cent of the. suooort and closed 2
points higher than yesterday. There
waa excellent supporting orders
Amalgamated Copper and other mine
shares. Amalgamated closed ls higher
and American smelter common 2 point
above vesterdav. '
Great Northern-continues to show ex
tensive demand and closed 2V& up,
1'nlon Pacific closed 1U and Southern
Pacific! points advanced.
The wall Street journal says in i
ummarv todav:
Americans In London quiet, rather
above parity. '
uerman bang, rate reduced irom a xo
4V4 per cent.
Kl,
lght to subscribe for Missouri Pa
clflc bonds terminates today.
Talk of amalcamatton between West
ern Federation of Miners and United
Mine Workers.
New York Central refuses wage in
crease but will confer with men.
London market Is generally firm on
political developments.
Union Pacific, merger suit ' will be
continued.
Southern Iron quotations hardening
under reduced production.
Regular quarterly dividend or too a
share on Amalgamated Conner.
Boston and Montana declared regular
quarterly dividend of $2 and $1 extra
per share. .
(Ranre of New York prices furnished
py Overheck A Cooke (,'o.)
Description Openj Hlgh Low
NEW TORK COTTON MARKET
New York, Jan. 21. Cotton ran
- Open. High. Low.
Jan. .......1400 1423 1400
Feb. . ;
Mar 1401 1425 1396
Apr.
Mav 1411 1438 1407
June 1421 1421
July ....... .1415 1438 - 1406
Aug. 1385 1410 1385
Sept ....... ... 123 1304
Oct.- ,..,....1266 1278 1264
Nov. .......1240 1256 1251
DeCrrrrrm -1266 1262
Close.
1426030
H20-Z3
1424)25
143033
1437038
1438(40
1437083
1410ll
132325
1277ffi78
1255(8)87
125668
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Chicago, Jan. zi. iiogs, ZZ.OOO: year
ago, 27,000; left over, 9600. t Market
steady; mixed. $8.26i8.70; good, $8.30(fiO
8.76; rough, $8.208.45; light, $8.20
8.60. Cattle. 4600: market slow. Sheep,
8000; market strong.
Omaha, Jan. 21.
1500; sheep 1500. .
-Hogs, 6600; cattle.
Kansas City, Jan. 21.
cattJte, 2000; sheep, 2000.
-Hogs, 7000;
Journal want' ads bring results.
PRICES FOR TODAY
Seattle, -Wash., Jan. 21. Butter, per
pound wasnington creamery, ilrsts,
39c; ranch, 2627c; eastern creamery,
airg ooc; process, ivc.
Eggs, per dozen Local ranch, 85
38c; eastern storage. 2630c; Oregon,
84 35c.
Cheese, per pound Cream brick. 20c:
wheel Swiss, 21c; block- Swiss, 20c; Im
ported wneei swiss, zynuc; Wisconsin
twins. 19 He; Wisconsin Young Ameri
cas, 20a
Onions Green, 80c per dozen;. Cali
fornia, . $1.40 1.60 per hundred; Walla
Walla, $1.26(ai.50.
Potatoes Fhncy eastern Washington,
$17020; white rivers, $1618 per ton;
sweets, $2.60 per crate.
DONKEY ENGINE AS
BONE OF CONTENTION
Vancouver, Wash.. Jan. 21. The caso
of J. M. Arthur & Co., vs. Michael L.
Cawley, a case of alleged wrongful use
or writ of injunction, is being tried In
superior court today. The complaint
alleges inai me aerenoant pought a
donkey engine from tha plaintiff with
the understanding that' the machine
should remain the property of the plain
tirr until such a time as it was fully
paid for; later the defendant sold the
engine to Tcnny & Tappendorph, and
ceased making further payments; the
plaintiff attempted to take the engine
and was restrained by a writ of Injunc
tion Issued at the Instance of Cawley.
Amal. Cop. Co
Am. Car & F., c,
uo pio ......
Am. Cot. Oil. c,
Am. Loco.,
Am. Sugar c. . .
Am. Smelt., c.
do. pfd
Anac. Mln.. c.
Am. Wool., o...
Atchison, c
do pfd
& O.. c
do Pfd
Brook. liap. T..
Can. Pac, c . . .
Cent Jther
do pid
C. & 6. W., c...
C. M. & S. P...
C. & N. W., c.
Ches. & Ohio. . .
Colo. F. ft I., c.
Colo. Southern, c
do 2d pfd. ..
do 1st pfd. .
Corn Prod., c . .
DoL & Hud...
D. & R. Q., c.
do pfd
Erie, c
do 2d pfd. . .
' do 1st pfd. .
O. -Ni, ; pfd . .
Illinois Central
Inter. Met, c. .
do pfd. ....
Louis. & Nash..
Manhattan Ry.
M., K. & T.. c.
Distillers . ...
Ore Lands . . .
Mo. Pacific .
National Lead
N. Yi Central .
N. Y O. & West.
Norroik & W. c.
do, pfd.
North America .
N. P., c.
P. M. SS
Penna. Ry. ......
r. Una Sc COK".
P. Stel Car c.
uv. J. 1. . . . . . .
Reading, c.
do, 2d pfd. ...
do. lbt Dfd. . . .
i IV Iron A Steele.
do, pfd. ......
R. L, c.
do, pfd. ......
S. L. & a. F., 2pfi
ao, ist pra.
Bt. I & B. W.. c
do pfd ...
So. Pac, o. . .
do. Kaiiway,, c. .
.do pfd ......
Texas Pacific
T., St L. & W., c
ao pru ....
Uhlon Pac, c,
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber, c.
82 '4
65
117
644
54Vi
121 Vi
94
109
49 ft,
33H
118V
104
116
19 20V4 19
341
744
68
84
119
46
91
614
65Vi
117.
65
66
122
96
109
1
75
180
43
107 ft
33
149
160
864
45
69
444
80
314
38
484
1354
1454
224
68
1484
la
ISO
30
68
324
86 V
118S1H81:
45
96
192
101
464
do pfd 112
Lumber mens
National Bank
COR. FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
The Capital Stockiof the Lumber
mens National Bank Will Be In
creased from $250,000 to
$500,000
April 1st, 1910
U. 8. Steel Co., c
oo. pro. .....
Wabash, o
do pfd
W. U. Tel
Wis. Central,
Westlnghouse .
Beet Sugar . , . .
Utah Copper . ,
Third Avenue .
Pittsburg Coal .
Cons. Gas . . .-. .
Big Four ......
Railway Spgs .
do pfd
Vir. Chemical .
do pfd
K. C. Southern.
do pfd
Allis-Chalmers
do pfd
Am. Con
do pfd .......
Alton, o
do -pfd ,
G. W pfd
30
76Vi
1314
31
68'
33
....).....
1934 1914
10t4 101
46 45
4 C A
Here's s Keeord. 4
A lot of steers 121 head
e lb; kips, 10 4J)10io; calves, green,
161 o per IK . i
TALLOW Prime, per ID, l(?4o . Na
It nd gres se. 2 ff 3 4 c.
CHITTIM BARK Nominal, ,40440.
sold today at 8tockdsle at $5.60 4
per 100 pounds, the highest price 4
of the year. The steers were jg
shipped In by But Cram of 4
Shaniko, & prominent livestock' 4
Interest ' and averaged 1265 4
pounds. Sale was made by the 4
Gould Commission company. 4
Two loads went to M. O, Gill &
Co., and three loads to the Union 4
Meat company. . i -
' 9
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheen.
Friday 633 488 26 18
Thursday ;
Wednesday . 'i
Tuesday ...876 296 . .'.
Monday .... 89 706 ..
Saturday ...489 299 .. 263
Week ago... 176 43
Portland Union Stockyards, Stockdalef
Jan. 11. A new hlah record that giaa-
dened the hearts of shippers was made in
the Stockdale yards today when a salein
fact, several sales out of the same lot
of cattle were made at $5.60 or 16c
above the extreme hl point reached
for steers up to this time during the
present season. - "
Aiaraet ior came i c m nmv uu-
tnis lime
40
65-
40
60V4 60l S9
r nrirwa are iiKeiv rrom
forth. There Is only one disturbing
feature of the present season the fear
tnai tne meat ooycoii in ino i
spread to the Pacific coast and stop
much of the consumptive demand. In
fact I h eastern situation Is serious
enough at thjs thus to force shipments
or Montana ctue io ine rorunnu
market.
ZzoeUent Tons at reseat. Hoewrver.
Despite all fear for ths immediate
future, however, there Is a most ex
cellent tone in the cattle market at
this time. Stockdale prices are climbing
to their highest point .and predictions
of 16 for steers durlnsr the nresent sea
son are now being freely made. '
on the Das is or saies oeing raioj in
the market for bulls, steers should be
s;lltnr even higher than today's rec
ord, providing the quality offering was
sufficiently good to bring the advance.
Several sales of hulls werenade in the
yards during the day around 4 $8.75
Thl really means $4.76 for cows pf
equal quality and $5.76 for steers of the
me select grade.
Oulta a fair run of cattle was shown
In the yards during the day but this
did not In any way affect the demand
nor the rrlge. Total arrivals of cattle
for the day were 488 bead
Kogs Affected by the Zark.
Because of the severe' droD in swino
values in the east due to the delerml-i
nation of labor unions there to cut meat
oft their bill of fare for the period of
60 days local hor Drlces are materially
easier and buyers are not offering with
in 25c of former prices.
There was a sprinkling of sheep in
the vads today but considering the
famine that has existed for so- long a
eriod, prices paid are not more than
5c hirher. This, however, haa been
the prediction made by The Journal.
Those Who Supply the Market
J. C. Davis was In from West -Sclo-J
Or., with a load tf hogs and sheep. .
Frank Wann shipped in a load of !
sneep irom Aurora.
William Schneider has four loads of
cattle on today's market from Boise.
O. B. Gray sent in two loads of cattle
from Shaniko.
Land & Van Ausdeln shipped In a car
of hogs from Buhl, Idaho.. .. ,
R. Kricfcson had a mixed car of cattle
and calves offering from Huntington,
W. A. Anderson Bhlnned three cars of
cattle from Idaho Falls.
8. B. Ball of Ontario was In with
three loads of cattle.
L. Rickard was another Ontario ship
per. He had two load'' of rttl anri
calves.
Nat Hughes of Heppner waa In with
mixed load of cattle and calves.
HllKheS & Tersv sent in a. lnfl nt
cattle from the same place.
J. W. Marlott, another ' Heppner
shipper, waa in with two ml.i in,H
of cattle' and calves.
W. B. Turk Shinned In two lnaria e
cattle from Lewiston. Utah.
J. W. Kurtz sent in two cars of cat
tle from Logan, Utah.
Yards' Representative l?rlose. -
' Following are represenative of Stock
dale transactions and indicate demand,
supplies and quality offering:
STEERS.
m, Average Lbs. Pr4c&
ll n 1266 $5.60
34 Steers 1141 4.85
,1 gler-- " ' ......in 50 8.00
16 Steers , H21 6.10
BUJL.LB.
1417
Batter, Hggs sad fooltrr.
KOOS Local, randled, select. 81W
I2c; eastern storage. 1822o.
BUTTER FAT Delivery t- . b. Port
land sweet. cream, HHf: sour. -86 o;
BUTTRR Extra creamery, 38W39c;
fam-y. 87c: store, 25o. ; 1
CIIEESB Fancy full ' cream. - II
ffll9o; triplets and daisies. . l20c;
Young. Americas, 19o.' -
POULTRY Mixed chickens. 154c:
fancy lions, 154W16c;i.. roosters, -old,
13c; geese, 14q for live, 16018c for
dressed. duks, 10022c; turkeys, alive.
21O220: dressed. tidttto: pigeons.
squabs, $2.60(98 dos.; dressed .chicken.
is.to zo a pouna nigner tnsn anve... -
' uraw, nou a af. -
BARLEY 1'rodueera Drtee .1909
Feed, $31.60; rolled, $33; brewing, $32.
WHEAT Nominal Track, club, $1.07
w 1.O8 bluestem. 11.17: red. ii.ou; forty
fold, 11.11; Willamette vauey, l.07.
MlLLHiUFi'S r Belllnr onv Bran.
$27; middlings. $34: shorts, $37021.601
unop, iiiik; auaira meat, 1.1 per ton.
FLOUR Now crop, patents, 86.35;
straight $6.002'8.15; bakers. 16.1$ Q 6.86:
Willamette valley, $5.80 bbl; export
grades, $4.60: graham, a. $5.70jJ-0
rye. $5.76: bales. $3.16. ,
OATS Soot delivery, new. producers'
prices Track No. 1 white, $31.60; gray,
HAY Produeera- erica New timothy.
Willamette valley, .fioicy $30; ordinary,
$19911.50; eastern Oregon, lit; mixed.
$16.60; clover No. 1, $16.60916: wheat,
lisw it: cneat $ifOi7; auaira, $17.
CORN Whole. $36 : cracked. $37 ton.
rrnlts snd TegetaMea.
FRESH l-KUiTB oranges: New na
vels. $2.252.76 box: bananas, 654c
lb; lemons, $5.60 & 6.00 box: grapefruit
$4; pears, $1.26; grapes, $1.75. -'
POTATOES Selling, new, $1.15
1.26; buying, eastern Multnomah and
Clackamas, 7680c; Willamette valley,
65070c. .
ONIONS Jobbing. $1.60 per cwt;
garlic, 10(0120 per lb. v . '
. APPLES 31.26&3.60.
VEGETABLES New turnips, $1.60
sack 1 beets. $1.60; carrots, $1.25 per
sack: cabbage. $2.001. 69 crate; toma
toes, fancy. $2.26: .. crate; beans. 124
per lb.; cauliflower, $1.60 per crate;
peas, izo id; norseradisn, iuc; green
onions. 10c dosen: peppers, bell. lb.: 1
head lettuoe, lOo doa: Irotnous. $1.26 I
box; radishes dos. bunchesi celery.
$3 60r$.75 crate; erg plant lo lb. I
sweet potatnes. $2.25i sprouts, Q0l
cucumbers, $2.60 dosen.--,
Orooeries, Wuts, Etc 1
SUGAR -Oubo, $6.45; powdered. $6.05y
fruit vr-.berryK $6.05; dry granulated..
$6.05: conf. a7 88.86; extra 11, $5.86; V
$6.86; barrels, 15c; half barrels. 800J
boxes, file advance on sack basis.
(Above quotations are 10 days net caa
quota it ions.) ' .
KICK imperial japan . y TJ ! .
01 Mew urieans aeao. sTav-i
No. t. !ci New C
Creole. t
SALT Coarse :
100S.
tfalf around.
60s, i:-00; table dairy,
tin K I . .... ..n
0'is. im.uu: iuus, iii.du; omr., -extra
fine barrels, 2s. 6s and 10s. $4.60
W6.60; lump rock, $20.60 per ton.
1 HONEY New, 1840 pnr lb. '
, BEANS 8mall white. $6.60; . fsrae
white. $4.60; pink, $4.85; bayou, $6.00; ,
Llmaa S6.00: reds. 38.00. . - ' v. r,
Keats, Mia mat TtnrUionu. '
"DRESSED MEATS Front street :
hois, fancy, lie: ordinary, luo; veals.
extra. 124c: ordinary, 11V12c; extra '
heavy, 800 lbs., 7o; mutton, 8c. .; ,.
HAMS. BACON. ETC Portland pack
J local 1 ham. I74e; breakfast bacon,. j
84 ti 26c; boiled bam, 26t20o; picnics,
4o: cottage roll. 16c: regular short . o
clears, smoked, 164c; - backs, smoked, -
lone; tiioKied tongues, oo eacn.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s.
1840 per lb.; 6s, 13o per lb,; 60 lb.
tins, 18o per lb.; steam rendered, 10s, ,
174e per lb.: 6s, 17 o per lb. com.
pound. 10s, 11 o per lb., . .
CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $2.60; '
raxor ciair.s, 12 box. . ,'
FISH Nominal Koek eod. 10c: ;
flounders, 6c; halibut, 9t0c; sHlpid
bass, 16c; 'catfish, 10c; salmon, steel
head, 10c; soles, 7o per lb; shrimps,
1340 per lb.; perch, 7e pef lb.: tomcod. ,
80 per lb; lobsters. 26o per lb: fresh
mackerel, ( ) per lb.; - crawfish,. ( ), ,'
dos.; sturgeon, 1240 per lb; black bars, t
20o per lb.; Columbia smelts, 10c per - ,
lb.; silver smelts. 7c per lb.; black cod,'
74o per- lb.; crabs, $1.2601.76 per :
dosen. v ....
OYSTERS -Shoalwater bay. per gal
Ion, $2.26; per 100 lb sack, $61 Olymp.a, .
per ifSllon. $2.76; per 100 11. sack, $7
7.60; canned eastern, 860 can. $$.60 dos.;
eastern in shell. $1.66 per 200t , ,
- Sfalnts. Coal OIL Xto.
BENZINK se dektcu, cuot, le psr
aL: iron bbla, 1140 per gaL
LINSEED OIL Itaw, bbls.. 88c; cases,
93c; boiled, bblsn 8O0; cases, 96c;
per gallon lots of 350 gallons. 10 lw;
oil cake meal, (none In market)
ROPE Manila, so; sisal. 74,
TUKPENTlNliWa cases. 7flo,Tarrel4.
6$o per gallon. .-.
' WHITI5 LEAD Ton lots. T0 per
lb. i (o lb. lota, to per lb.; less lots,
e per lb,
- COAL 1
OIL PearL astral and star, lie
rer gallon; eocene, izc gallon; eiaine,
to gallon; headlight 204o gallon: extra
Star, 22o gallon; water white. 114(
18 Pr gallon; special water white.
lion.- - - . -- - - -1 '",'
OLINE Red crown and motor.
16O230 gallon: 14) gasoline. 30498744
gallon: V. M. 4k P. naphtha. lH01Oe
gallon; engine dlstlllite. IClso galloa.
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL
BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
'Capital ... ........... I'. . . . I . .$1,000,000.00
Surplus ahd Profits .................. 725,000.00
OFFICERS ;
J. C. AINSWpRTH, Prcsl R. W. SCHMEER, Cashier. .
R. LEA BARNES, Vicc-PresidenL'
A.; MfRtGHT,AssIstant Cashier. ' r, t : , 1
W.!A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier.
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD
WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS
99 Dull.
i BuiuJ .'''.'.'.'.' u
20 Bulls 1855
20 Bulls 1S82
1 Bull 1920
1 Bull
1 Bull .
60 Hogs
41 Hogs
HOGS.
1200
1210
185
221
$3.75
3.76
8.75
8.75
8.75
i 2.76
8.76
$9.06
9.00 :
. . )
Wheeling & Lake Erie. fl(?i3i.
Call money, 343 per cent
Total sales, 988,400 shares,
MRS. EDDY'S BOOKS
IN PUBLIC LIBRARY
(Special DWitch to 7As JoarnaLV
Vancouver, Wash., Jan. 21. The'
Christian Science society of Vancouver
has placed nine volumes of Mrs. Mary
Baker Eddy's " writings tn the public
library. They Include "The: Christian
Science Text Book," :"Sclence and Health
With Key the Scriptures," the daily
newspaper, the. Chrlstun Science Moni
tor, 'and Sibyl Wilbur's "Life pf Mary
Baker-Eddy," 1 .- V'
The society has rented the building at
711 Washington street. and has fitted
it tip as a chapel, and services will be
held there after January 23. It is the
Intention to open a Christian Science
reading room. ' '. s .r : - .
SHEEP.
,4Z5 Bheep a $6.00
CATTLE Best. IK Ks nn. ,
steers. $6;0; best coWs," - $4.00i26
INP .0; Por cow- 83 00; bulls, $2.6(J
03.26: stars. la.SOiffl nn . ,J '
t'o?.0658 S?st of th mountains,
$?:oo ' '' 8t0Ckere 7;: P'K
SHEEP Best wethers, $5.606;
ordinary, $5.60; spring lambs, " $6l6
H nngtt we' 4-765O0; mixed lota,
ioT?f""Be8t' 5-766.00; ordinary.
Afternoon Bales.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
,69 -heep 117 , 8.75
81 lambs y. q . j.a6
?'The Alabama State v Federation of
Labor has declared in favor of a na
tional -Sanatorium for the treatment of
luoercuiosis. -
YARS of SERVICE have PROVEN THAT
BITULITHIC
Last's longer and. is safer for horses and autos
than any other kind of pavement.
BITULITHIC
Is being laid in more cities in the northwest than
is any other class of pavement.
Together with its wearing qualities are what
; make it popular-"''";"7'.; Br:,f7."w
Commercial bodies, city officials or individuals
who are interested can obtain complete informa
tion and statistics regarding street paving by.
addressing . ...
Warren Construction Company
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-The highest prices ever offered in
the city of Portland are as follows:
We wlll' pay these prices strlght
Tip for good fat stuff. We never
charge commission nor drayage. ; j
Fresh ranch eggs market price. .
J Dreel veal, up to 130 lbs., 124c;
large veal, less. i, "
Dressed pork, any Slse, lie '
, Live hens, 16c. - - V - ' '
Dressed hens, 18c,' ' "' '
: Live-ducks, 18c. - ' ' 'v''',
Dressed geese, 16c. 1
Dressed turkeys, 26c.
k Address, , ' -
. '-JAirX X. tSKITK KBAT CO,' .
" frighting the Beef Trust."
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Bonds r
Investments
Timber Lands
McGrath&NeuhausenCo.
701-2-33 XEWIS' BUILDING,
- PORTLAND, OREGON
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Commission Merchants
Stocks, Bonds
V Cotton, Grain, Etc
316.217 '
Board of Trade Building v
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-Members Chicago Board of Trad
Correspondents of Logan Bryan.
Chicago, New Tork. .Boston, ;
rVs bave ! the only private wlrs
. connecting Portland with the '
v eastern exchanges,
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