THE .OREGON .DAILY' JOURNAL.. PORTLAND. ', SATURDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1910.
10
LATEST PJEW W WOMJD'S MMSMETS
BUN OF SMELT LIQUIDATE AND KLAMATH MAKES BELIEVE STEEL CARftllCHAEi IS
CATCHES TRADE SEND CHICAGO FIRST SHIPMENT WILLG0T05 BUYING HOPS FOR
UNPREPARED WHEAT LOWER OF HOGS HERE PER CENT BASIS FOREIGN ACCOUNT
, . . . 1 , : - , .
COMMEND PATROLMAN
Fl
- Larger Supply Than Expected
Forces Big Drop in Price
May Possibly Affect Quota
tions on Meats.
i
, f: . . - . ltiirMM shown 1n
iii mere is . ,,,
f Columbia smelt in th
;,"n.. .mi nrlcS are dropping.
' .J:.!.. Klo thU morning
fi.h.rmn arc making very
rood catches and practically nil of tho
' fish to Vn shipped to the Portland
ni"Cl..mmA run found the trade
unprepared to handle It successf ully and
i this accounts for the broking of values
to IOc and even .
Attrmms are agam ..n
TTlHie to
vrV k flu.iers in a union but
L- .i,ir,m.n to Portland have
inui ii - . . . .
been made independent of the organi-
MLast season there waa conalderable
dltsatlefactior? with the working of the
vfwton ' and huge supplies of ' n.el . wore
ruined oacauae 01 ws ..... -
' handling. Attempta were made, at that
time to hold price uniform despite the
; Ut of the catch but before toe sea
" ton waa over It waa found to be im
practicable and therefore many of the
larger optrators aent their supplies to
the market independent of tha combine
Of fisherme:
Kay Affsct Haat Market.
f Because of the lower price of Co
lumbia river smelt, the excellent qual ty
and tho liberal supplies, it la believed
-'In aoma quarters that It will affect
. Tha only drawback to the sale of
,. amelt la that the flan are an rich In oil
that conaumere soon tire of them and
therefore the aale la restricted more
than moat other fish. , ,
However, it haa been found that the
amelt from the Columbia keep better
frln storage tnan any oiner iu u
that reason nine 01 me epevi ui
plus will be caat aslds for want of
purchasers.
. STORAGE EGGS SELL LOW.
Wis Boys of Street Take Heavy
Losses Instead of Profits at 20c.
' Portland market haa 'Its, share of
"wise ones" who always know when
tha egg market la going up and when
it Is about to drop, but the experi
ence of one of these interests thla aea
'son is creating much merriment among
tha street in tne nope or cornering
tha egg market a certain firm put away
a huge amount in storage last spring.
Even when prices had broken all rec
. orda it continued to buy eggs along
! tha atreet Instead of selling some of
its own stock and . taking profits.
Dreams f big profits to come turned
Into nightmares, however, for late yes
, terday afternoon a sale of 200 cases
of Oregon storage eggs at 20c a dozen
was completed. These same eggs cost
the seller about 80 a dozen additional.
Kgg market in general la showing
eigne of further weakness. , A few
Miles wera made to T acorn a although;
Seattle has been making offers. Trade
I generally says that shipments to 8e-
attla are unDrofitable because too many
eggs are taken off for "rots" and what
not.
Good Action and Big Market
Early but Profit Taking As
sumed Heavy Proportions
Toward the End.
Chicago, Jan. 22. There whs good
action in whoat in the Hhape of a big
market during tho morning, with con
servative profit-taking and possibly a
little bear pressure tn the last hour,
which gave the market good reaction.
Although tin-re wua a fair supply of bull
nows for the day. the advance waa evi
dently sufficient to induce many of the
buyers who were right for two or three
days riant, to secure their proflta beore
Uie close. NucceNSful operators In the
local trade were oulck to take advantage
of dips to replace long wheat.
There was the strong cash wheat po
sition, the small export clearances from
this week, further advance of three
pence in Argentine cargoes and con
tinued reports of poor quality of wheat
arriving from Interior of that country.
Minneapolis receipts fell down to 238
em-. Thin was an offset to the Increase
of 75,000 bushels in the wheat stocks
there for the day. Minneapolis reported
the cash wheat premium good andatrong
at 2c to SVf-over May and the mills
were bidding 3c over for February arrivals.
Much will depend unon the heavy or
light marketing of spring wheat in the
near future. Primary receipts look
enormous for the week, at nearly 4,500,
000 bushels, and nearly 2.000.000 bushels
larger than a year ago.
Liverpool was bullish for wheat and
rlospd ld to ld above the close of
Friday.
Wheat No. 2 red. 11.2601.26: No
3 rd. f 1.22(j1.25; No. 2 hard, 11.14
81.15; No. 3 hard, I1.10 1.14 ; No.
1 northern spring. 81.1601.18; No.
northern spring, Il.i3l.l4; No.
spring, Sl.104iT.14.
('ash corn No. 2 corn. 67067e; No
2 white, 6989c; No. 2 yellow, 68069c;
No. 3 corn,t5 5c; No. 3 whlte.67
67c; No. 3 yellow. 586c; No.
6464ic.
Oats No. 2 white, BOo; No. S white.
4950c; standard, 4950a
Sends in a Carload Via Weed
Arrivals in the Stockdale
Yards Are Ught but Demand
Is Very Good.
)R KILLING HOLDUP
"This Jury desires to commend Ta
trolman R. H. Stahl for his bravery and
prompt action." v 1 v
The foregoing la ins wsy xnm coro
ner's lurr looked St tha act df the
niirnlmui in shooting down Eugene 8,
Rooney, the holdup boy. who attempted
to rob ths "Last Chancs" saloon Thurs
day morning- at 1 o'clock, Chlsf Of Po
lios Cox commended ths officer last
evening before ths other membars of
ths department. h
W. 6. Wltsel. nronrtetor of ths Maw
thorns pharmacy, who was held up ths
Stocks Are Bought This Morn- Takes 300 : Bales From ' Ed iffiirftBSft ihsmau
. , - ! : , of Itoonsy. as ths man wno neio mm up,
Hem. Another UPH AP. at Ha thinks Roonsy Is ons of themen,
hnwaver. v. Q. McPherson has started
21 1-2C a POLind AlthOlinh subscription list for Patrolmsn-Stahl
I 4iU a rUUIIU, MlUIUUyil I nd CroxrorJ. TnB iatter killed Harry
Cfila Ic DanArrarl USnhAM Brooka whlls hs was trying to noia up
wiw ii&pyi icu iiiyuti. U gaioon, ,
SOFT ROADBEDS
LAY OUT TRAINS
ing on Presumption That
Dividend Would Be In
creased Next Tuesday.
Klamath Contributes Xog-s.
Klamath haa recognized that
Portland Is the best market for
livestock In the country and for
that reason alone, made Its Ini
tial shipment to thla markat to
day. The ahlpment constated of
one car of hogs, aent by Mr.
Maddox and ralaed by Vf. F. Car
roll. The ahlpment was made
from Klamath to Weed, Cal., and
then to Portland; quite a round
about way, but tha higher prices
here Justify tha trcible.
Xneraaaw for BtL 4
New York, Jan. 22. Expects-
tlon that tha dividend on U. S.
Local hop market is showing a few
transactlona but at low prlcea.
Thosa in charge of the bullish run.
palgn continue to report salea above the
actual transaction. PVl H.mn aM inn
Dieei common wouia d aavancea i uiues o uarmiunaei ror Sngliah Ship
ment at ziho per pound, but this has!
been- given out by tha boosters at tic. I
Several other lota wer. mM h imhi
ijuruaciiea mm size of the Herren deal, i
i E PrscMoally unchanged from
IMPEM
E
NT DEALERS
to 6 per cent at the meeting next 4
Tuestiay, caused a good buying
movement snd advance in the 4
early trading today. 4
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The
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep
. . . 21
26
Saturday
Friday
Thursday ..
Wednesday .
Tuesday . ..
Monday . ..
Week ago . .
633
60
375
89
4S9
4X3
69
77
29(1
70
299
16S
261
(Range of Chicago, prices furnished by
WHEAT
Open. High. Iw. Close
COMPLAIN ABOUT SEEV1CE.
r , Prodace Handlers Say Southern I'n
i.. clfic Is Giving No Satisfaction,
e.' Considerable complaint is being regls-
tared by Front street commission men
"and brokers because of. the very poor
service given shipments of perishable
c produce from the south to this city.
For instance, the trade has Just been
made aware, after numerous lnqulrlen,
'' that a car of cauliflower due in this
," city four days ago, has Just passed
. Red Bluffs.
ct - Complaint Is likewise made by pro
. duee men that the system of reporting
cara is entirely wrong. "Why our cars
get to Portland sometimes two days
'2 befora we even receive word that they
... hava passed Ashland," says one prom I -rent
interest. "Today I received word
that a certain car had Just passed Aah
" land but the car arrived in this city
yesterday and is already unloaded."
v4
POULTRY MARKET IS HOLDING.
ni Easier Feeling on Street Has Little
,u Effect Upon Quotations as Yet.
While there has been an easier feel
ing in the poultry market and this
I week's prices are not as high as dur-
Ing the preceding aix days, prices ob
tained along Front street have been
, , quite satisfactory.
"Because of the good out-of-town
. business in poultry," says W. H. Uryer
' of Dryer, Bollam & Co., "we have made
'' no sales this week under 16o a pound.
" FRONT S'lREK t QUOTATION!
' ! Hops, WOol Sad Ktdts.
HOPS 1908 crop, cnoice, 15c; prime
K to choice, 16c; crime. 16Hc; medl im,
i, 16c; 1909 choice, 21)22c; prime, 2021c;
,( medium, 16019c.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 1026e
each; short wool, 26 ) 60c; medium
" '.wool, 60c II each; long wool, 76c(y
fl.eg each,
WOOL Nominal. 1909, Wlllametts
valley. 2021c; eastern Oregon, 20021c.
! HIDES Dry hldea, IT 18 He lb;
To lb: kips, 10(g10Hc; calves, green,
ielc per lb.
; TALLOW Prime, per lb, 84c; Na
CHITTIM jBARK Nominal,
"s- MOHAIR 1909, 23 24c lb.
Batter, ggs ana Foultry.
- EGGS Local, candled, select. 310
12c; eastern storage, IK'S 22c.
-t BUTTER FAT Delivery 1. o. b. Port
& land sweet cream, 37 r- eour, 3&Vic;
BUTTER Extra creamery. 38Q39c;
fancy, 37c; store, 26c.
CHEESE Fancy full cream. 18
fil9c; triplets and daisies, 1920c;
oung Amnrlcas, 19 c
, POULTRY Mixed chickens, 16 c;
lancy nna, 1616o; roosters) old,
,(, J8c; geese, 14c for live, lUSUSe for
dressed: ducks, 2022c; turkeys, alive,
Vr 2122c; dressed, 2629c: pigeons,
V.,,. squabs, $2.603 dos.; dressed chicken,
; Is to 2c a pound higher than alive.
y Orala, Flour and u7.
BARLEY Producers- prJce 3 809
Feed, $3 I.SjO; rolled, $33; brewing, $32.
. WiiBAT Nominal Track, club, $1.07
J 1.08; bluestem, $1,17; red, $1.09, forty
s fold, fill; Willamette valley. $1.07.
s MILLSTUFFS Selling prlote Brnn.
127; middlings, $34; shorts, J2728.60;
' tihop, $22029; alfalfa meal, $21 per ton.
f - FLOUR New crop, patents, 16.85;
j. straight. $5.00 8.16; bakers. 8.I66.35;
Willamette valley, $5.80 bbl; export
grades, graham, iis, $6. 70 6.90;
j- rye, $6.75 bales, -13.16.
OATS Spot delivery, new. producers'
. ' price- Track No. 1 white, $32.60; gray,
131.60. --
HAT Producer' prie New timothy.
Willamette valley, fancy $20; ordinary,
HSfrU.SO; eastern Oregon. $21; mixed,
$18.60; clover No. 1, $16.60tj1: wheat,
. 1 17; cheat. $1817: alfalfa, $1T.
CORN Whole. s: cracked. $37 toa.
- rrnlta a4 Teretabiea.
"RE8H FHLUTt orangea: Kvw na
V vcls. $!.263.76 box; bananas, 65 V4c
!, lb; lemons, $ 5.60 8.00 box; grapefruit,
$4; pears, tl-25; grapes. $1.75 .
POTATOES Selling. new. tl.lBffl
May
July
Sept
May
July
Sept
May
July
Sept.
Jan.
May
July
Jan.
May
July
Jan.
May
July
nm 111V
102 102W
98H 9H
CORN.
89 69
68 KS.
68 V4 6S$
OATS.
48 4STi
46 Z 45 C
41 42
PORK.
2110 .
2170
2165
I.ARD.
1227
1202
1192
RIBS.
1170 .
1155
1146
111
101
9T
111H A
102
17 B
68H 68H
67 67
67H 67H
48 4$
41 41 of
2110
2165
. 2160
1227
1200
1190
1170
1165
1142
2000
2125
2125
1215
11R6
1177
1150
1137
1137
2090
2125 B
2125
1216
1185
1177
1152 A
1137 A
1137
Portland Union Stockyards, Stockdale,
Jan. 22. Market for hogs Is not aboVe
$9 In the stockyards at thla time.
Weakness In the east Is having a direct
Influence upon conditions In the local
trad.
There was no run of hogs, with the
exception of one carload that came from
Klamath, and these arrived rather lata.
This, with 22 head of cattle that were
driven In from the country by T. R.
Hart, formed total arrivals In the stock
yards today.
Cattle market Is very good for fancy
atuff, but there was no first class stuff
offering today. Therefore the record
price reached yesterday at $5.60 for
steers and reported exclusively by Th
journal, waa not again reached.
Sheep market la firm at unchanged
values.
Today a run of llveetock compares
with this day In recent years as follows
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
isio
1909 5
1908 200
1907 81
1906 43
1905 260
A year ago today there was firmness
in hogs ajid sheen, but cattle were weak.
i-i!H(iK in prices.
Tarda' Bspreasatativs Prices..
Following are representative of Stock
dale transactions and Indicate demand,
supplies and quality offering:
STEERS.
A v. T..bs. Price.
25 1166 $6.25
COWS.
New York, Jan. 'it. Tha action of
steel was the feature of tha trading
during today s session. A very large
short Interest la said to be outstanding
In theae Issues and aggressive covering
wun a largely increased demand from
other quarters on tha expectation of a
very mvuraoie statement and a proba
me increase in dividends at Tuesday's
meeting resulted in a very sharp ad
vance In the Issue, but this all waa lost
in the last 16 minutes, as the result
of a well directed attack, presumably
engineered by a prominent Boston op-
"""': murnei conaiuons have im
proved daring the post threa sessions,
LAKE COPPER STRONG
IN BOSTON MARKET
Boston. Jan. 21. The Roaton mirVAt
was rainy active todav. with anoclal
strength in Lake, which sold up to4H,
na ivuuru IHSI1 pries. 11UI BIOCK
annual meeting of the Pacific
Federation of Retail Hardware and Im
plement Dealers' associations cams to a
close yesterday afternoon after a one
day session In the assembly room ' of
the Commercial club.
Ths federation voted Its support to
tha laws providing that peddlers be li
censed, which law Is now being attacked
upon appeal In tha United States su
preme courtr
Ths next annual meeting win oe neia
In Ban Francisco at ths time the stats
organization is In session there, in
March, 1911.
Tha following officers were elected:
Prealdent. George H. Smith of Oakland,
teem
but admi?E2iv th- l.thrta sessions, to be well in hand, with few cattered Cal. ; first vice president. H. C. Gar
v.'k!6.1.! Ieaier. the offerings, made.. . Butta Coalition waa of Medford: aecond vice president
S. A. Ernst of Seattle; third vice presl
SpnJf wn "c,ordsl at tha ex- again well bought
' wiw oiiui l i it LB I na t onn lha
elimination thereof of a good part of
wi lo aomewnat weaken
tM,im,u ut lnB maraet
Description .
Boston bid prlcea. furnished by Over- dnt c- B- Orayblll of Nampa. Idaho;
beck St Cooke company
22
195
60
'25
100
870
300
10
989
1250
$4.25
$3.50
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks.
ClParlngs today Jl, 170,324 07
Year ago 676,6G9.ft7
Gain today $ 193,664.10
Taooma Banks.
Clearings today 8
balances today
870,111.00
72,817.00
Seattle Banks.
Clearings today
Balances today
$2,309,279.00
602,952.00
Clackamas, 7580c; Willamette valley.
bow lOC
ONIONS Jobbing, $1.60 per cwt;
garlic, lOifplZc per lb.
APPLES $1,25 43.60.
VEGETABLES New turnips, $1.60
sack; beets, $1.60; carrots, $1.25 per
sack; cabbage, $2.O02.6O crate; toma
toes, fancy, $2.26; crate: beans, 12c
per lb.; cauliflower, tl.&O per crate,
peas, 12c lb; horseradish, 10c; green
onions, JOc dozen; peppers. elL JD.;
head lettuce, 20c doss.; hothouse. $1.21
box, rndi.shes dox. bunches, celery.
$3.603.75 crate; egg plant. 15c lb.;
sweet potatoes, $2.25; sprouts, 8 9c;
cucumbers, $2.50 dozen.
Groceries, Wats, Etc
SUGARCube, $6.45; powdered, $6.05;
fruit or berry, $6.05; dry granulated,
$6.05; conf. A, $5.85; extra B, $6.35;
golden O. $6.45; D yellow, $6.35; beet,
$5.86; barrels, 16c; half barrels, 30c;
boxes, G6c advance on sack basla
(Above quotations ara 30 days net caas
quotations.)
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. 8e;
No. 2. &4c: New Orleans read. 607c;
Creole. 6o
SALT Coarse Half ground, I00
$10.60 per ton; 60s. $...00; table dairy,
50. $18.60; 100s, $17.50; bales, $2.25;
pxtra fine barrels, 2s. 5s and 10s. $4.60
5.60: lump rock, $20.50 per ton.
4 HONEY New, IS He per. Ib.
BEANS Small white, $6.60: large
white, $4.60; pink. $4.85; bayou. $8.00;
Llmas, $6.00; reds, $8.00.
Meats, risa and Provisions.
DRESSED MEATS Front street
hogs, fancy, 11c; ordinary. 10c; veals,
hogs, fancy, llc; ordinary, lie; veals,
extra, 12Vic; ordinary, 12c; extra
HAMS, BACON, ETC Portland pack
(local) ham. 1 7 He; breakfast bacon.
18H2c; boiled ham, 25$ 26c; picnics,
14c; cottage roll, 16c; regular short
clears, smoked, 16c; backs, smoked,
16 He; pickled tongues, 6oc each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s.
18c per lb.; 6s, lSc per lb.; 50 lb.
tins, 18c per lb.; steam rendered, 10b,
17c per lb.; 6s, 17c per lb.; com
pound. 10s, 119c per lb.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box, 12.60;
razor clams $2 box.
FISH Nominal Rock ood, 10c:
flounders, 6c; halibut, 910c; striped
bass, 16c; catfish, 10c; salmon, steel-
head, 10c; soles, 7c per lb: shrimps,
12c per lb.; perch, 7c per. lb.; tomcod,
8c per lb; lobsters, 25c per lb; fresh
mackerel, ( ) per lb.; crawfish,
doz. , sturgeon, 12V4c per lb: black bass.
20c per lb.; Columbia Rmelts, 10c per
lb.; silver smelts, 7c per lb.; black cod.
7 Vic per lb.; craDs, f i.z&i.75 par
dozen.
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay. per gal
lon, fz.zo; per ivu id sacx, a: uiympia,
?er gallon, $2.76: per 100 lb. sack, $7
.60; canned eastern, 66c can. $6.60 doa,;
eastern in shell. $1.85 per 100.
Paints. Goal OIL Bto.
BENZINE Bti degree, caaes, 19o per
gal.; iron bbls, 11 He par gaL
LINSEED OIIj Raw, bbls., 88c; case,
93c; boiled, bbls., 90c; cases, 96c;
per gallon lots of 250 gallona, lo Uaa;
on cae meai. (none in maraetj
HOGS.
118 144 $8.50
22 172 8.75
162 91 8.15
98 213 9.00
69 84 8.25
SHEEP AND LAMB8.
39 sheep 116 $5.00
39 lambs 100 6.00
59 sheep 100 fi.75
31 lambs 84 6.26
Today strange of livestock values
CATTLEJBest, $6.3605.60; medium
steers, $6.00; best cows, $4.004.25;
fancy heifers, $4.004.25; medium
cows, $3.754.00; poor cows, $3.00
bulls, $2.503.25; stags, $2.503.0O.
HOGS Best east of the mountains,
.z&; fancy. .uo; stockers, $7.00; pigs,
SHEEP Best wethers, $5.60.OO
ordinary, $5.60; spring lambs. $6.26
straight ewes, $4.766.00; mixed lots,
so. uu.
CALVES Beat $6.766.00; ordinary,
SEATTLE PRODUCE
PRICES FOR TODAY
(United Pr Locked Wire.)
Seattle. Jan. 22. Butter, per pound,
Washington creamery, firsts, 39c: ranch,
26(f27c: eastern crtamery, 3286o; pro
cess, 29c.
Eggs per dozen, local ranch, 87c;
eastern storage, 2426c; Oregon, 84 to
85c.
Cheese Per pound, cream brick, 18c;
wheel Hwlds, 2fc: block Swiss, 21c; Im
ported wheel Swiss, 29(30c; Wisconsin
twins, 19Hc; Wisconsin Young Amer
icas. 20c.
Onions Green, 30c per dozen; Walla
Walla, $1.26ffl1.60.
Potatoes Fancy eastern Washington,
$20fS'21: White River, $1618; sweets,
$2.60 per crate.
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64
121
11
75
180
3
Adventure ... 9
Aiiouea ..... au
Amal 83
Arnold 1
Atlantic 10
Black Mt 40
Boston Cons.. 19
Bdtte Coall.. 26
cat. & Ariz. . . 8b
Cal St Heels.. 660
81
20
34
P
86
120
46
974
79
137
86
66
48
135
134 'i
112
104
163
105
0
22
68
148
133
112
46
104
162
103-
39
1
33
48
76
43
63
16
23
161
47
40
13
12
79
60
193
47
112
89
124H
22
61
ivi
63
16
23
151
47
66 65 64
43
86
65
Centennial .. 32
Daly West... 8
uavis-lalv . . 86
Dom, Cop 8
East Butte... 11
Franklin .... 19
Glroux 11
Greene-Can . 10
Granby 101
Isle Royale .. 26
La Salle 17
Minama 24
Mexico Cons.
Michigan ..... t
Mohawk .... 73
Mont. C. & C. 85AIElv Cons
Nevada Cons. 25 Elv Cent
jMipissing ..
North Butta
Old Colony .,
Old Dominion,
Osceola
Parrott
Qutncy
Santa Fs
Shannon
1
48
159
secretary-treasurer,
Woodburn.
H. J. AJtnow of
COURT ORDERS $24,500
fcSTATfc 'UlSIKIBUItU
2
10
Sup. A Boston 16
14
In accordance with his decision
few days ago, County Judge Webster
haa entered an order directing the dis
tribution of $24,600 now on hand to the
devisees of tha will of John Green. The
will divides the property In 23 1-3
shares, and tha distribution is minutely
"Pir H provided for in the order.
Row Coiii"" ?S Th "!0Urt rants the petition of C. J
Sup. & Pitts.
Tamarack .... 65
U.S.C. & Oil.. 29
u. a. Bmeuers 4
Utah Mining.. 41
Victoria 6
Winona 12
wyanaoi .... x
Washouts Isolate Walla Walla
. From the World; Pendle
v ton Branch Suffers.
(Bpeelit Dlipitch to The Journal) '
Walla Walla, Wtih., Jan. 23. All O.
R. & N.tralng ara cut off from this
city today. Ths Northern Pacific suc
ceeded In getting a tram In from Pasco
last night but none as yet. today and
the track is getting In bad condition.
Ths Northern Pacific has a washout
between Dayton and Waltsburg arid one
on ins rendieton branch. Washouts
ara reported imminent near Lamar and
Dry Creek. Tha O. R. & N. has two
washouts between hero and Pendleton.
There is ons bad one near Starbuck.
Tha line generally are unsafe, through
thawing of the ground and softening of
tha roads.
Cigar Store Proprietor Fined.
Roaeburg. Or., Jan. . 22. Three Rose-
burg cigar store keeper yesterday
pleaded guilty to allowing minors play
pool In their places of business and esch
waa fined the minimum of $25. These
are ths first cases of this kind to bs
called to the attention or ths officers
since the law went into effect This is
one of the laws enacted at ths last
session of the stats legislature.
... i i
The highest prlcea aver offered la
the city of Portland ara as follows:
We will pay these prices srVight
up for good, fat stuff.' We never
charge commission nor drayage.
Fresh ranch eggs market price.
Dressed veal, up to 130 lbs., 12 c;
large veal, less.
Dressed pork, any size, 11a
Live hens, 16c.
Dressed hens, 18a
Live ducks, 18c.
Dressed geess, 16a
Dressed turkeys, 35a
Address,
PBAirX X.. BKXTX KBIT OO
Tig-htlng- tho Beef Trust."
POBTXJLBB, OBECrOW.
Santo 8
ureene 75
Tonopah 6
Yuma 1
Yukon Gold . . 4 'A
i;nino is
78
16
16 Gold Cona 87
44 Indiana 34
Reed, one of the executors, who asked
for the distribution, and denies the ob
jections made by B. G. Whltehouse, the
other executor, who contended that the I
time had arrived for final accounting
and discharge of tha executors. -Ap
proval is also given to the cash book ac
counts kept by George F. Holman. ob
jection having been made to the al
leged lack of proper bookkeeping.
PRICE OF PRODUCE
M FRANCISCO
5
72
7ft
70 I dozen, California fresh. Including cases
Results of Gulfport Fire.
Gulfport, Miss., Jan. 22. The fire
that raged here yesterday was checked
late in the day. The entire business
district of the town and several resi
dences were consumed. Two negroes
were killed by the collapse Of a bank
building.
Overbeck &
Cooke Co,
Commission Merchants
Stocks, Bonds
Cotton, Grain, Etc
216-217
Board of Trade Building
Members Chicago Board of Trade,
Correspondents of Logan A Bryan.
Chicago. Now York, Bostoa.
We have tha only private, wtra
connecting Portland with tha
astern exchangta.
Ban
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Francisco, Jan. 32. Eggs Per
8614
119
45
97
79
136
192
46
86
123
2Z
61
40
13,
12 12
Total sales, 567,600 shares.
60 I 69J 69
Extras, 82c; firsts, 31c; seconds, 30c;
thirds. 28c.
Butter Per pound. California fresh
extras, 36c: firsts, 33c; seconds, 29c;
storage extras, 31c do firsts, 30c;
do ladles, 26c; 40 firsts 26a
New cheese Per pound, new Cali
fornia flats fancy, 18c; flrts, 17c;
seconds, 16c; California Young Ameri
ca fancy, 20c; firsts 18c; eastern New
York singles, 19c do daisies, 19c;
do Oregon, 19c; do Young America, 20e;
storage, California flats fancy, 17 o;
firsts, 16c; Young America fancy,
18c Wisconsin singles fancy, 18c.
Potatoes Per cental. River Whites,
70090c; for choice to fancy in sacks
with extra stock quotable at 90c$1.15;
Salinas. $1,356)1.46; Oregons, $1.20
$1.30; Early Rose $1.50; sweet potatoes
in crates, $1.6001.75; do sacks, $l
Onions Per cental, yellow, 90c 11.10;
do Oregon, $1.40 1.50.
Oranges Per box. new navels choice,
$1.502; fancy, $2.262.60; tangerlnts,
11.60 for small and $1.602 for large
sizes.
New York Cotton Market.
New York. Jan. 22. Cotton market:
Open. High. Low. Close.
Jan 1430 1456 1435 1450065
Feb 14 45 50
March 1436 1450 1430 1448060
April 146657
May ...... 1447 1463 1442 1461063
June 1446 1462065
July 1447 1465 1448 146163
Aug. ....... 1423 1436 1418 1434035
Sept 1330 1331 1826 132930
Oct 1282 1284 1279 1283084
Nov. 1268060
Dec 1261 1263 1260 126283
Llveprool Wheat Market.
Liverpool, Jan. 22. Wheat Close:
March, 88 3d; May. 8s d.
Journal want ads bring results.
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1
Oldest BarJt 00 ths Pacific Coast.
Capital fnlly paid - - - - $1,000,000.03
Surplus and undivided profits $600,000.09
OFFICERS
,W. M.' Lsdd, President
Edward CooktaKham, Vke-Pres,
W, H. Dunckley. Cashier.
R. S. Howard Jr., Asst. Cashlet.
J. W. Lsdd. Assistant Cashier.
Walter M. Cook, Asst. Cashier
Interest paid on time deposits and ssvings accounts. Account of
banks, firms, corporations and individuals solicited. Travelers' checks
for sals and drafts issued available ixt all countries of Europe.
barrel.
ROPE Manila, sc; sisal. 74
a iH-ij; iiftti in cases, 76c,
69c per gallon.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 70 par
lb.; 600 lb. lots, 8o par lb.; leas lota,
c per lb.
COAL OIL Pearl, astral and star. ISo
rer gallon; eocene, 22c gallon: alaine,
8c gallon; headlight 20c aauon; extra
star, 22c gallons Water White, 11 9
16 c per gallon; special water white.
15c gallon.
GASOLINE Red crown and motor,
UOllc xallon: IS raaoltna. 10A17UJ
gallon; V. M. at P. naphtha. 13 02040
buying, eastern Multnomah and aallon; enelne distillate. 9ifilo galtoa.
Lumber mens
National Bank
COR. HFTH AND STARK STREETS
The Capital Stock of the Lumber
men's National Bank Will Be In
creased from $250,000 to
$500,000
April 1st, 1910
YEARS of SERVICE have PROVEN THAT
BITULITHIC
Lasts 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.
., pmceot 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 k ," , .
Warren Conslruclion Company
.BECK BLDG., PORTLAND, OREGON
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