THE OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, FEnngARY 11. 1910.
LATEST MEWS F :W0MM&- :.
... ...... . . . . .
SEMGII
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land-'-Sweet cream, 17 He: our. 'II 4 o.
UIJTTKR Ltr creamery, I7tfllc;
fancy. !5i&l7Ci tor, ibc.
FOULTRT Mixed chicken. He;
r.nnv anna. ' ISUllUc: roosters.
old. lSUc: ese. Ho tor live. Ike for
drnssed: ducks. IIHWIIc; turkey, alive.
lie; dreesed, 7trzc: pigeons, suiien.
12 50 1.00 doxen: dressed chicken,
le to fo pound higher than alive.
CHKK8E Fancy full cream, lf
!0c;; triplet and daisies, llVIOJOc;
Young America, 21c. J.
Oral. Tloor a ad Bray.
BARI.Kr Producer price IfOI--
Feed, ISO; toiled, IIS: brewing. Jo
win? AT Knmlriat Track, club. I
II. Q; blueetem, ll.ll; red. 11.01; forty-
fold, 11.10; Willamette vaucyv m,v.
M1LLBTUFF8 Selling price Bran.
M; middling. 114: shorts, 127 Is 0;
hop, ltfyll;alfalfarnal. SU per ton,
FLOUR New crop, patent. Ill I;
Straight. .010: baker IS--;
Wlllametle valley. I5.K0 bbl i P?I
grades, 14.60; graham, tt. I.tv06.ll;
rye, -S.7t bales, 111.
OATS Spot delivery, new, pr.tf ueertf
price Track No. I ... white. J1I1;
"cORNVhole, $31; tracked. IT ton.
' UiV PrAiir,pi' nrlca New timothy
Dressed meat are showing signs of J Willamette vallev. fancy. If: ordinary,
easiness, and while quotation are un-j lit -eastern Oregon. Il04!ll: mixed,
rhaned for the day. the market la dl-it'lO; clover No.' 1. Ill.lOOlli wheat.
lnmi to ahow a more limited more-1 1I17; cheat. 111017; alfalfa, 1 17. .
rrnlt and T eUMe.
FRESIl FRUITS Oranges: New na
vel, $1,00 41.00 hot; banana. Iw'ii'
lt.; lemons, i.dwi.v ; .
4 j Pear. 11.21: grape. 11.71.,
rOTATOES-ieiling. new. ; fl.HO
11.21: buying, eaatern Multnomen an
Claokamae, IOC 16c;, Willamette valley,
Receipts Are Quite Liberal and
Although . Prices Are Main
tained Buyers Are Not So
Eager. v-YV"-
SHS COVER MSII WHEAT IS ROUS PRICES
SALES TODAY . . SJKEMT .
IN KEW YORK . SOME CENTERS "
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' M : - ' ' " '. ' . ' ' ' " " ' .
BIB CHI BY
OUTSIDE HIS
WILD
MPiffliinaiuiG
Stocks Market Is Higher , With Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City Flour Never So Hard to Sell as
Evening Up Over Holiday ; and Minneapolis 'Air Show h Today and No Business Is
All Exchanges Are Closed onj : Better FeelingWheat Fu-
Llncoln's Birthday
. . . . 11 1
4
tures Close With Loss.-
in Sight Grain Trade Is at
Standstill. '
-
i.
. DlPTlt.
Kncotpt of dreaaed veal during the
pNttt rew day nava enown a very no
f ral Increaae. and on that account buy
era are taking hold with Jena activity
man during me early Part or tne wee.
ca!ere of Front rreet attribute thla
ftlwtly to the Ientea aeaaon and the
rrrat run of ameJt and the, low price
1 nTnr. . . - -
rriee Contlaa at Xtfii Mark.
Lraaed meat price, along Front
afreet are continued at the high mar
ket, although buyer are discriminating
eomewiiat agalnat the poorer Quality.
They are not paying the extreme high
li-vfl for anything except fancy duality.
low 6c
VK
EQKTABLE3 New turnip. I1.M
ark; beet. ll.iO; carrot. .o vw
aack: cabbage. I2.00O2.60 crate; toma-
toea, Cuban, IJ.6U crate; beana, 110 per
lb.; cauliflower. 116 per crate: pea.
lb.: noraerauian, "" ""
lEn liocoii: neDDer. bell. lb.: ncau
and thoea Who alilp veal without lUera lettuce, 2ro doa; hothou. 11.21 box
att.iched need ararcely expect to eoure radlahe doa. bun che c'ery
craie; pri pinm, -----
toes, !Z.Z; aprouia, ivn, sumiwi
, - , XeeuM of Oorerlnr.
Advtnca: ... Point.
Amalgamated-....,...,., 1
Am, Smpl tor. jta
, II.I.VIIU.
Atchison
Brooklyn
St. Paul ,
Erl
Missouri
National
1.
Paclflo. .......... 1
Lead........ IK
, Reading .. .4, ., 1H
Southern pacific,. '...,.... H'
1'nlon Pacific. 14
Steel preferred..,.,' m
, Rock Island '.,' 1H
Chicago.' Feb. 11 Even thouth rmh
wheat was In 1 better position future
were weak and the close todav Un
:u it uuafim mwer man yeateroay,
, Somewhat firmer feellnar n ahnwn
BDrnaa and aner onenina: A1 to
higher, the cloalnf at Llverpoo d
4iaDove yesterday. 1 .
I . , . m.. . I . A .
in wn inni ,ri ainow an
advance or,4o and all through that
section tne reeling was Improved. Al
St. Louia there 111 considerable httar.
men.t In tha flour situation and there
fore wheat waa firmer. Ml
cash' wheat demand was better and the
casn premium snow a further advance
01 ta a ousnei.
Argentina grain visible at tha c.hl.f
port snowai .. ,
I , Buahela
returns of tha hlahest crlce.
Dressed hogs have been Selling about
a cent too high along Front street In
vlt vr of price in the yards, but aa the
triula has of late been compelled to de-
yrna aunoat entirely upon Front Btreet
lor its swine supplies, tha a laht ad
vftnc over the livestock basis is natur
ally maintained.
Front street, too, has been getting a
"""r ciaas 01 nogs recently man in
previous years, and naturally this 1
considerable help toward maJntatnlug
Dreesed mutton I rather scare at
this, time, but Portland never waa an
exteneive market for thl meat, al
though paying the highest price In the
cuuiufjr lor aogs ana veais.
Wheat
Corn
Thla WTt. J,at W'k. Tear ago.
i.zto.uuo
...t,sio,on$
, 731.000
C,000 '
1,200,000
Z03.000
ONION8 Jobbing, . 1160 per ew
garll" lil2e per lb. -
Arrbba vs.ov.
, , , drooerUv JTut. Zt.
SUGAR Cube, 11.41; powdered. II.OIj
fruit or berry. I 0; .dry granulated,
tl.ot: conf. A, S.b5: extra B. 11.18;
golden O, 15.46; I yellow, .Sb; beet.
16.16: barrel. 16a; half barrels, IDo;
boxes, 660 advance on sack basis.
(Above quotation ara , 10 day , pet
caah quotation.) , .
wir-l.-imnrl.l -jinan No. 1. 6He:
No. I. I He; New Qrleang bead, Qioi
Creole, VcC ...... , , ...
8AL.T ,oare air irouna, ivvu,
11.00 per ton; 10. 112.10; table dairy.
bu; DBies. fi.za;
6 and 10. 4.i
SELLING AT 8 CFNTS f4'WSILVUVon--
BEAN'S Small white, ib.ow: jarge
hlte. 14.50; pink. I486: bayou. 1100;
Llmaa. 15.00; reda. II.oo.. '
Meats. JTUa and 2nroTUW&a.
DRESSED MEATS Front street
lie; ordinary, ivc; veis,
Cash alea: Wheat No. I red, 11.21 Q
i nan
New York. Fh ll.atnr mv k, v I 1 ai i,u . v-
.Hk.. -i. j A . ..... . . v vtv, a uuii nern
v. iT- iJZ u .on '"V la Pr'n.' OJUiiJ No. I aprlag. 11.110
I over the two holidays, for all exchange 1 1.13. ' - V
. p10" tomorrow -on account or L,in-i Cash Com No. com. (3 rati He; No.
coin birthday, brought about a general 1 1 whiu. 4V5Ho;'Ni. lyellowISH
advance of ecurlty price today.. ,1 tf 4c; No, I corn, lie; No. 4 whlt.
orthwrat Crop Weather.
Portland and Vicinity Occasional
rain tonight and' Saturday; variable
winos. - 4 .
Oregon Fair tonight and Saturday
except rain northweet portion and along
vne coast; winds mostly, westerly.
Washington Otcaalnna! rain tonlant
or Saturday west, probably fair tonUht
At I ana uaturuay east, portion; variable
winos. , .
Idaho Generally fair tonlaht and Sat
urday, x , ..,.:,
Grain Prloeg Nominal, ; ' 1
Quotation for wheat and other1 grain
continue on a nominal baala locally and
no business of oonsenuence la reported
anywhere In the Parlfl northwest.
Flour trade Is duller today than for
many years cast and there ara report
of secret cutting by some of the smaller
mill. Such an absence of flour busi
ness, both foreign and Iocs 1 has never
before been seen here and therefore
m411er are keeping their band off tha
wneat market. -
TraHlntf . . A . 1 1 1. . . 1 . . , . . .. . '. . . ' I
,,. Ti .1 u iiiui nraw as corn, ( O ft V C; WO. 4 yl-
iiu m a, nuiiusy ana i iu w, . ( a c.
FROZEN SALMON IS
Because of the Inability of the trade
m secure, more man a nominal supply
"f freah salmon from , the Columbia
nver, frozen fish has taken quite a
hold on tha wholesale trade. Froien
ilmon Is today being quoted at 80 a
lM,irt,d while buyers are unable to get
the freBh stock at lie. The ice fish Is
ronehlered In excellent eonttltlon.
"It Is impossible to get more than a
nominal supply of freh salmon at this
, . , "v" Joseph O'Connor, manager J 6O0 each.
-1 KiuiHiKey .o. -However, the trade
in taking well to the froaen stock."
Ktn.lt are in liberal supply, and the
"""i" price oDtained today wa 0e a
'ox, althwieh some sales, were made a
fruition higher or lower. .
No halibut in sight. '
the total sales to .'the noon hour were
but 188,700 shares and an hour before
me .closing, only 653.800 share.
The news that Morvan A Co. would
make no further attempt to carry on the
copper merger until tue supreme court
naa passed upon tne Amerlcsn Tobaoco
and Diancara uu ease, aa well aa until
congress does sotnethlna: caused a. small
amount or selling but the big Interests
and short seller easily forced the ad
vance. .. -j -.',-. ..,.
There Was soma talk Terardlna- ttnn
Increasing It dividend and thla had a
good erreet upon curlty buying in gen
eral. ,
General Electric comnanv declared Ita Sept
regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent
gummary of Wall Street.
' Wall Street Journal say in It sum-
mary toaay
Range of Chlcaeo nrl'cea furnished liv
UYiriSM SB VOOBS wo.
WHEAT.
Onen. HI eh.
May ......1114
July ......1024 .1071
Sept
May...l- .
July
Sept .....
1
May
July
171
11
May
July
Sept
tinira f.tlCV
.ir. ituffilSo: ordinary. 12c. '
HAMH. jiACON. KTC Ham, ,17c; Americans Ja London, steady, about!..
breakfaati bacon,- llj)26o; boiled nam, parity, - . ( May ...
S3&24C- picnics, l4o; cottage roil, 10c; rreaiqent Tart expected to make lm-lJU1
regular short Clears. moaeo,. ityie; portant and reasaurlng speech here to
backa, amoked. lCi pickled-tongue, morrow night at Republican club an
nual hanmmt
FISH Nominal Rock cod. '10c: I Annual meeting of National Biscuit
May
July
7W
CORN.
7U
66 7
OAT3.
41' 47K
41 ti 44
40 41
PORK.
1176 2215
2246 2260
2255 2260
LARD.
1236 v 1246
1227 1237
RIBS.
1200 1207
1200 ,1202
Low.
MOT.
101'
17
6$'
MH
4H
4H
40
1272
2342
.2250
1236
1227
117
1117
Close,
111B
101 Ti
7
SEATTLE PRODUCE .
PRICES FOR TODAY
Rpel. DUn.trk to Te Joam.'. ')
Vancouver, Wash., eb. 11. The
Clarke county district of the Western
Washington Hunday School ansorlutlon
met at J o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the First Methodist church In this
city; 75 delegates were present. W. T.
.S. Derr conducted the song and pralae
service, and Mine Ktlaler presided at
the organ. ' . ,
Rev. M. W. Miller, of Tacom. ecre-
tnry of the aasoclation, held a round tk
ble conference on Hunrtay school teacher
training In. weatern Washington, whlcli
consisted of in printed qucstiona. The
delegate selected the' questions and
Naked by number. Rev. Miller answered
the questions, and this was followed
by a general discussion and expression
of opinion. W. C. Merrltt, field secre
tary of the International Sunday School
asauclation,' addresaed the association
on the "Master Teacher." Ilia address
was a musierly. effort the them being
Christ's teaching of- his mission, a act
forth at hi Interview with the Samari
tan woman at'Jacob well. . . -Tha
evening aeaalon ' opened at '7:10
by a aong and praise service led by Syl
vester Goodnight with Ml Kelaler at
tha organ. Rev. J. 8. Templeton read
the scripture lesson.' which waa followed i
by a prayer by Rev. C R. 0. pool. Rev.
w. C. Merrltt addressed tha convention
On "Some Good Thing of Every Sun
day School." Tha address- wa timely
and well received.' A an Immediate re
suit of the address. It wag resolved that
there be organised a union advanced
class for teacher training and Bible
study, the -committee to consist of all
the Sunday achool superintendents In
Vancouver. W. S. T. Derr was selected
as chairman, and tha comralUee will re
port at th afternoon session today. A
banquet Is being prepared for tonight
DAVIS RETIRES FROM
limit
RCIAL CLUB
tltprel.l Dl.patrh to Ttit Journal.)
Oregon. City, Feb. 11. B. P. Davis,
who for th past nine montha has ably
attended to tha duties of secretary of
the publicity department of Jhe Oregon
City Commercial Club, tendered hi res-
ignatlon at a Joint meeting or tue puu
llclty committee and th advisory board
last night Th resignation- will take .
place March C. Mr. Davis stated this
morning that the monthly subscriptions
from the business- firms of Oregon City,
which wer pledged for, a year, would
expire In June and th publicity de
partment, unle th subscriptions wera
renewed, would be unable to pay a sec
retary after that time, so In order to
attend to his own Interests, he deemed
it advisable to retire before that time.
On May 15, 1909. Mr. Davis accepted
the position of publicity secretary and
since that time has been working seat
ously for the interest of the county. It
I th Intention of Mr. Davis to en
gage la tho . realty business after he
leaves publicity work.' A yet the club
ha selected no 'successor. Several
other matters were attended to at the
meeting and advertising contracts wer .
signed with several German end Scan-'.
01naylaa publications. .
ICJ4A
' 64A
!
404T
1210
2210
2280
1240
1236
. 120T,
1202
ANOTHER DROP SHOWN
IN EGG QUOTATIONS
- " , - I . A W I 1m K 01 r It 1
: T .?a ii "0!rep e5nt eteam rendered.. 6slHe, per lb; com,:
7i" -" - A '.ZT TC. ' 1 pound, 6s,. ua per 10.
flounders. c: halibut
hnaa 1 ie: . ratf lsh. , 1 0c: salmon. Steel'
head, l!o; Chinook. 18c; froxen salmon.
8c; soles, 7c; shrimps. liHo per id.;
perch, 7o per, 'lb.; tomcod. 80 per
lb.; ' lobsters, Z6c per id.; rresn
mackerel per lb.: crawfish. ( )
doa.; sturgeon, .fmo per lb.; black bass,
20c per lb.; Columblx smelts, 0o per
bos; silver melt. 7o lb.; black cod,
7Ho -per lb.; crab, 1.!581.7 per
, X.ARU K.ettie lear. n. iino pr io;
low as 2e a doien thl rooming. Top
f the market for quantity was 28c, al
though a fraction abova this wa
pqueejed onca In awhil from some
email buyer. . .
Receipt of eers are Inemilnr .nit
inly a nominal outside demand 1
ehown. Puge.t eound Is scarcely a buyer
iii-w even 11 me iow pncea, although
I'lernnoing to receive a material ad'
vunce over tnese quotations.
DANGEROUS, LOOK IN
THE CHICKEN MARKET
Chicken market looks dangerous to
n y. - ' ' ,-
While there has been no accumulation
of euppTles along the atreet thus far,
still buyer are disponed to go slower
with , their purchase and wire Inclined
to napKie more regarding the price.
Duck a and geese . seem to have
rescued' their limits and ara reacting.
joive geese are now top at 140 a pound,
During the past 48 hours there wer.
quite a tew arrival of dressed turkeys.
eiim. Di uiemvare riuier poor, ,
FKOXT STREET QUOTAHONa.
": ' 'i'ViV ' ' --i:- .'.- ;? U
j Xops, Wool and KMes.
HOPli 1808 crop, choice. 16c; prime
to choice, 16c; prime, i6Hc; medium.
lRc; 1908. choice, 21c; prime, 20c; med
ium. 16 wise. '
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 1026o
each; short wool, 250 60c; medium
wool, 60cl each; long wool. 76c
$1.25 each. . .
WOOLNominal. i 1909, Wlllamett
vallev. 2021e; eastern Oregon. 204,28.
HIDES Dry bides, 1718Ho lb;
rreetv -9 10 lb.; bulls, green salt,
5 lb.; kips, lO01OV4o; calves, green)
16rle per lb.
TALLOW Prime, ner Jb l4c; No.
2 and e-rpase, 2W2Ha '
CHITTIM BARK Nominal, 44Va
. MOHAIR-909. 23 24o lb. ,
Sutter, Sggs and rcnltry.
l-IGGS Local, candled, select 27H
.JSc; CHHtcrn storage, 17 18c, "
BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. Port-
CLAM8 Hardshell, per ' box, I1.S0!
raaor clams, 82 box. . . :
OtSTERS Shoal water bsy, per gal
lon, iz.a; per lev inv sacs, ; uiympia.
per gallon, sz.7; per :uo id. sbck, yxt
7.50; canned eastern. ESe can, $6.50 doa;
eastern in aneii, i.on per juu.
Faints, Coal OIL IM.
BENZINfc; 86 degrees, esses, llo per
gai.; iron ddic. iio per gai,
Six thousand structural Iron workers
secure a voluntary advance In wages to
5 a day.
President 'Earllna- of fit. Paul notes
check to business activity and says the
west is cancelling orders. . -
Pullman directors recommend $20,000,
000 stock dividend. -- -
General market In London firm al-
tnougn consols slightly lower.
Atchison Is now with Pennsylvania
and Southern Pacific, one of tha three
road earning 1100.000.000 gross In cal
endar year or io.
. Iron production In January shows
only slight shrinkage,
Lackawanna ft Erl withdraws Pro
posed reduction In westbound freight
rates.
Banks lost $200,000 on week's cur
rency movement
. Good Quality Count.
' New high records for the pres
ent movement wera shown In the
stockdale yards today when a
sale of select steers was mada
at 15.76, and hogs ", went to
11.25. These two extreme value
were due entirely to tha excel
lent quality and the 'demand for
that grade. However, it likewise
indicate that the Portland mar
ket ha fully recovered from it
recent break.' . .
'
(United Press Leased Wirt.) t
Seattle. . Wash.. Feb. ,11. Butter, per
pound Washington creamery, first,
19c; anch, 2l(S27c; eastern oreamery.
lltJ35c; process, 29c; California, 37
38c. ,
Eggs, per doxen Local ranch. 34 0
36c; eastern ptorage; 20? 28c; Oregon,
!4flBc; Callfbrnla, I43l!c. - ,
Cheese, per pound-rCream brlcV, -11
!0cf wheel' Swiss, 20 22c; block
Swiss, llo: Imported wheel Swiss. 80c:
Wisconsin twins, 19 19 fco; Wisconsin
Young America, 20c. .-. - s. ! f ,
onions ureen. socper dozen: walla
Walla, I1.264J1.60 per hundred.
- Potatoes Fancy eastern WaeMnrfton,
$16019; white rivers, $16 18; sweets,
$2.50l per hundred.
Government- Dontlfli ' .
New York. Feb. 11. Government
bonds: ! ' J ; '
. " . Bid.
Two's, registered .....,;..,100Vs
do coupon .100
Three's, registered ......... 102 .
do coupon k.102 4
Four's, registered .......... 1 14 4
do coupon ................ 114 14
An -effort " will ba mad to select In
surgent Republicans in all of the Iowa
congressional districts .now .represented
by standpatters. Whether the Insur
gents shall also contest for' state offices
has not yet been decided. - ; ' s-
, . Ilomeaeekera ai Sutherlln.
(gperlal Dlapatch to Tbe JonrnaLl -
Oakland,' Cal., , Fab. 11. Tha fourth
carload of landaeeker. 17 men and
members of their families, arrived at
Sutherlln, from th east Tuesday. 1 The
party spent two days looking over th
valley, and contiguous territory. Nearly
every man in th party purchased acre
age In th valley or lots In th new
town. - " ; :
gSueg' to ColIecV 30V ;
' - (Special Dl.twteh te The JoaraaLI '
; Hermlston, 5r Feb.: 11. A ult to
collect a balance of $300 alleged to be
due on . a rellnqulahment wa started
in tha circuit court at Pendleton yeater
day by J. McGrath agalnat W. Brown.
It 1 alleged that the rellnqulahment
and tha homeatead entry wer sold by
McGrath to Brown for $400 of whlsb
amount only $100 has been paid. .
ILE
HI
11
FAKER QUEEN
ii
CASE
. . (Speel.l 0Ip tcb te Tbe JoaraiL) I ,
Vancouver, Wash., Feb. 11. Charges
wer filed yesterday by Prosecuting AN ,
torney James P. Stapleton against- Mrs,
Maud Johnson, alleged queen of fakers. (
Th charge allege felony by fraud
ulently, obtaining - money -from the
Northern Paciflo Railroad company.
Th woman occupies yll at th coun- "
ty jail and is aald to be in declining
health, She Is under th ear of Dr
Black, county phylclan. , ,
REVEREND FATHER :4
CURLEY TRANSFERRED
Marahfleld. ' Or.. Feb. 11. Th Rev.
Father D. P. Ctirley, who ha had charge
of the Catholic congregation at North
Bend, I to be transferred to a parish
In Portland. He has been on Coos Bay
for two years. He first was assistant
to the Reverend Father Donnelly and
later wa rector at North Bend and also
In charge of th church at Gardner. .
Ranee of New York nrtcea. Airnlahait
LINSEED OXL-Raw. bbla., 88c; cases. uverpecK cooke company:
iJescrlptlon Open Hlgh Low Bid
93c: boiled, bbla.. 90o: case. SBc:
per gallon lot of 260 gallons. lolet
011 case meai.tnone in marxeti.
ROPE Manila. 8c: sisal. 7Ua.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 74o per
id.; ouo id. . iota, so per id.; less lots,
ttto oer lb.: , . . .-
COAL OIL Pearl, astral and star, 18o
per gallon; eocene, 22c gallon; elaine,
28o gallon: headlight, ZOfto gallon; ex
tra star, zzc gaiion; water wnite, lift
16Mic per gallon; special water whl.e,
16c gallon - ,
GASOLINE! Red crown and motor,
ll&28c gallon; 86 gasoline, 80S170
gallon; V. M. ft P. naptha, ill20V4o
gaiion.
TURPENTINE In cases. Tie tsar.
rels, 9 per gallon.
NORTHWEST BAJTK STATEMENT.
Portland sank.'
Clearings today . . f 1,854.1 65.7?
xear ago ................ 1,289,996.41
Gain today.
Balance today .
year ago, ... .
.$ 664.170.36
. 811.912.87
. 156,103.89
Taooxaa Banks. ,
Clearings today ... . ....... .$1,077,722.00
Balances today ........... . 164,141.00
Saatti Bank. '
Clearings today ........... .,il,730,Bl 9.00
Balances toaay ............ U,127.00
Liverpool Wheat . Market.
Liverpool, Feb, ll. Wheat:
.iW- " . :,''V '.:;. .-.':.;'. tPetl..:,:-. "U1OS0.
March ...V Is 2d Ss 2d
May 7s lld 7a lld
luiy ,,7s iid 7s 11
Lumber mens .
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STS.
Capital $250,000
. omrasai
Q. X. WEBTWOatTH . , ", .
JOH A. JOBATIKCr .....
GEO. L. McPHIBSOir ....
X. X). STOBT
r. Ai nuBEKAir . . . , . " . ,
OKA HAM SirXEXAJlT . 1. . . .
. . . President
, Ylo-Preldeat
. Ice-President
.... Cashier
Assistant Cashier
Assistant Cashiei
' . - M.; BZXSOTOBBl -' ..'-
G. X. wentwertk ',f( v . - - . jp, . Brumby J
. . Cias.- fi. BnsU ' , - "; Vt.X.A.9. liackrasi.
rg O. , Blagham ' t - ' j. b. Wheeler v
Uoyd J. Waatworta Georg-a McPhenon
Joka A. Keatlnr . . ; X. B. Story
Bobert Treat matt, ' "
Am. Copper co.
Am. C. A F,o. .
Am. C. &F. p, , ,
Am. C. Oil, & , .
Am. Loco., c. '
Am, Sugar, C. V.
Am.j Smelt, C. ,
do. pfd. ......
Anconda M. Co."..,
Am. Woolen, c, .
Atchison, c . . , .
do. pfd. .......
B. & O . c. ,
do. nrdi .....
B. R. T. ........ J
Can. Pa, c. ... .
Cen Leather, c. ,
do.' pfd. ......
C. aYG. W.. c. ...
C, M. ft St. P.
C. & N.. c.
Ches, 1 ft Ohlo.i.
COI.'F. I.. O. i i
Col. South., c. . .
Col. South;. 2d d
Col. South., 1st p
uorn froouct. c
Corn Products p
uei. 6c uason
n. a t a. , o..N
D. ft R, G p..
Erie, c .......
Erie, 2d p.....
Erie. 1st p....
G. Northern, p.
III. Central ...
Inl Met., .. . .
do pfd
Louis, ft' Nash.
M., K. & T., 0.
-do pfd.- . ,
Ore Lands : . . . .
Mo. Pacific ;,...
National Lead . .
N. Y. Central.,..
N. Y.; O. ft W. .
Norfolk ft W., c.
North American.
Nor. Pacific, c. .
Pac. Mail S. Co.
Pennsylvania ' Ry
P. a. l. & c. co.
Pressed S. Co..
do Dfd ......
Reading, , c. . ...
do let pfd. i,
' do 2d pfd....
Rep. I. ft S., e.
do pfd
Rock Island, c.
do nfd ......
S. L. 8. F. 2 pfd.
do 1st pro
St. L. S. W c.
Southern Fac, c
Southern Ry., ,c
do pra.i.,...
Texas & Pacific
T. S. L. & W.c,
do pfd , . .
Union Pacific, c.
rio nfd
U. S. Rubber, c, .
do pet'. , ; . -
U. S. Steel Co.. c
do pra........
Wabash, - c... . . ; .
do pfd. .......
W. U. Telegraph
wia central. c .
WeBtlnghouae . .
Beet i Sugar
Utah Copper ...
Thtrfl Ave
Pittsburg Coal..
Cons. Gas
Big . Four i
Ky.f springs , .
do ofd .......
Vir.' Chemical ..
dw pfd.
K. C. -Southern.
Ice - Securities :
Allls Chalmers.
do pfd.,.
Am. Can ......
do - pfd.- j
Alton Con
G.-W., pfd,....
74
69 '4
30
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164
81
58
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80
18V4
60
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107
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14
116
110T4 111H 1101,
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180
39
80
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69
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118
44 H
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78 W
136
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131
108
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160
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165
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173
39
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28
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141
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60
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73
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99
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83 H
48
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123
29
70
69
80
119
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102
78
136
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132
109
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163
29
143
164
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80
18
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136
141.
20
New York Cotton Market.
(Furnished by Over beck ft Cook Co.!
New York, Feb. 11. Cotton market
range:
Feb 1495 .1495
March 1492 1498
April
May ..
June ..
July . . .
August
Sept. . .
Oct. ....
Nov. . .
Dee. . .
1603 1606
... 1486
1433
1343
...1287
... 1275
... 1276
1487
1430
1834
1293
1277
1276 J276
1489 1488360
1489 . 1490 91
.... 148991
1495- 1499015
.... 14844t8
1480 14S284
1421 '1426 27
1234 j13388
1287 1290091
1277 - 127376
127376
28
34
4
39
10
78.
119
20
44
rVA ft
45
61
37
4!
10
39
48
e
125
28
65
29
182 183 181
42
1110
7 V Wi
1ZO
21
48
11
46
69
37
60
11
??
9
69
79
102
78
136
29
131
107
89
102 ;
160;
143 ,144 143
41
6i
86
32
39
110
20
44
70
36
4
10
r I .
11
76
66
4
89
10
7S
65
64
"41
154
Wlioeling ft Lnke EiTe, 56.
Total sales, " 768,800 shares. -Money,
22 per cent
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Journal want ad bring results.
0LYMPIA MAN HELD
UP'BUT NOT ROBBED
- (gpeetal Mud tea to The Jwrnal."
- Vancouver,- Wash., Feb. 11. A man
giving his name as Fred Strom, a resi
dent of near Olympta, was held up in
Vancouver about 7 : o'clock last night,
but-was relieved of none of his valu
ables.; He arrived on the 6:30 train and
had started to walk up town by way of
Eighth street. , A short r distance from
the - depot he encountered two ' young
men who ordered him to hold up his
hands. . He obeyed their command,' but
at the same time loudly -calledf or help,
His cry was heard by th crew "of
NorthBank ' train who hastened to his
rescue. . The robbers were In tha' act
of going through his pockets when, they
saw the .men coming', and took to their
heels, making good their' escape. ' Being
a stranger,". Strom had some difficulty
in locating th police station and much
time was lost; ,: .; s ' t-
The police kept up tha search all night
by watching outgoing trains and boats.
One man was arrested on suspicion, but
was released this morning. Strom being
unable to identify him aa one of his as
sailants. , .
Strom says he owns a small farm
about two miles from Olympla and was
on bis way to Tillamook, Or. He had
$8 and a watch on hir person.
Country Merchants
'; Stockmen !;
Shlo vour good, fat wroduce1 to
Smith. He never charges commis
sion. Ship by express. He will part
as follows: -
Live Hens. llo. '
Dressed Hens. 17 c "-.!
- Dressed Hogs, lie. - ' - - '
uresseo veai. unoer lQ id., llfte.
large veai less. -s.,,
Eggs, market price. , - . .-,..
-, v Address-1 -::
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TBABX In SMITH HEAT CO,
"Tlghting .tha Beef Trust,? -
rOBTCAKD, OBBOOB. I
THE UNITED STATES
. . PORTLAND, OREGON : ; ?
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital.'. .V. ;.' . 1 .-. . . .$1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits . , i ; ....,..;..... . - 725,000.00
;" ' OFFICERS . -
J C AINs'wORTH, Pre! R. W. SCHMEER, Cashier,
, a R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President
A.'M. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier. '
W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier,
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD
. WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS ;
BURIAL OF LATE '
JUDGE H. L CAPLES
. (SDeclal PIDtch to Tba Journal. .
Vancouver, "Wash., Feb. 11. The re-
mains of the late Judge Henry L. Ca
pias arived In Vancouver at 7 ' o'clock
this hiornlng from t Chewelah, Wash..
and were taken to Knapp Bros.' funeral
chapel,! from which place th funeral
wa held at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
Tha funeral service was conducted by
Rev. A.' W. Bond of the Congregational
church. . Interment , was mad In the
city cemetery. "
i ,
Chief Jnstice- Puller 77 Years Old,
Washington, Feb, ll.-Chlef Justice
Fuller today celebrated his seven tv-aev
enth birthday ftni Was the. recipient of
flood of congratulation from Ms col
leagues on tha supreme bench and from
many other friends In publlo life. Al
though ha has been-eleglble for retire
ment' for seven years, It Is not regarded
as likely that the, chief justice will
take advantage of the. privilege for
some tlmif at least Ma is apparently
excellent healthy "and the prevailing
opinion her is that unless bis health
should suddenly fall, he will probably
remain on the bench until after th
next presidential election, when the ques
tion aa to whether there la a possibility
of a Democrat succession will have been
determined. .1 . ..
Journal picture coupons are appear
ing fin page 1 every day The first one
as printed Monday. Don't fail to cut
them out . , , ;
Bonds-.
Investments .
Timber Lands
McGrath &Keuhausen Co.
70J-2-3-4-S LEWIS BUILDING,
' PORTLAND, OREGON
Overbeck &
Cooke Co,
Commissloi Merchants
Stocks; Bonds -'
Cotton, Grain, Etc."
Eoard of Trade Building
Members Chicago Beard , of Trade,
Correapondsnta of Logan A Bryaa.
Chicago, , New .Tors. Boston. -
W Save the only. private wlr
- aonoactlng Portland with th
Y .' ' eastern sxchangea. , , t
V
" A PPLltATION to convert
f'into a National Bank hav-
" ing been approved by the
Comptroller of the Currency ,
'The Bank of California," San;
Francisco, is now, together
with its branches at Portland,
Seattle and Tacoma, doing
business as a National Bank
. under the title of "The Bank of
California l National ,Associa-
PORTLAND BRANCH
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 6LDG.
, ' Third and Stark Sts.-
WILLIAM A. MAC RAE
Manager '
JAMES Ti Bl'RTCHAELt
Assistant Manager "
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PAVEMENT : ):J';r:
. " IS MADE OF BITUMEN AN1D STONE
' ; HENCE THE NAME . j
The Bitumen makes it elastic, v " ';i
;The stone makes it lasting., - . .
A residence street . lasts a lifetime when paved with
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