THE MED FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKflON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1009.
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Classified Advertisements, Business Directory and Market Reports
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MEDFORD CARS
OUTSELL OTHERS
Hgnhel it Day, fruit brokers of
Now York, report as follows uticlor j
(lain of September 4;
Sales hero yesterday ami today,
Kuturilay, have boon usfnllows:
Friday Cars, .'l.'lj Burtletts, 3000;
I'. & 1'., :)7(); poaches, Ut 00 grapes,
11.700.
SaturdayCar, 31; Hitrtlolts,
3300; T. & P., 0100; peaches, 1800;
grape 15,000.
This makes 180 oar for tho wank,
against 201 earn for last wok, not
very much of a reduction.
linrtletls-Owiug to tin- receipts
from tlui northwest liail about an
many an came lust week, anil Ilia mar
ket was very strong all tlm week un
til yesterday, when it developed a
littln weakness, and today wan cer
tainly lower. Two earn from Medford
today averaged $2.78 and $2.57 per
box. both handsome fruit. Two from
(irand Junction $'.2.45 and $2.33. Un
fortunately we had to have an offer
ing today, Monday being a holiday,
and none of our buyer like Satur
day sales. Hardly any of them have
refrigerator room in their stores.
California lens daily, and we think
another week will about wind up Una
fruit. Increasing arrival of domes
tie IlartlettK given as a rciiHon for
this little lower ranee of price on
those from the const, however, at
$2.50 the eoiiHiimption, wo think, will
lake all that will come if the fruit i
,nll right. Shortly d'Anjou will he
wanted.
Italian Yesterday three cars and
today two cur. making average of
$1.42. l.:i8. $1.30, l.:i2 and $1.08
Thi tit Kt car had many leaker. Our
Mosicr car today wild virtually from
$1.00 to $1.30 according to the i.e,
Arrival are very light and demand
strong. Heavier receipt next week,
and price may " 11
still hold very good, and wo advise
continued shipments. ' Two cur of
line, large Hungarians from Cnlifor
nia. 4x4. wild $1.75 to $1.50.
Poaches Some hit: MVDevitl and
Keller Cling wild $1.25 to $1.15. Oth
er Cling $1 to fide. Arrival quite
light from the const, only 14.000 thi
week against (11.000 lat week, but
increasing from New York state, lie
ported wimp ear Klberta from Colo
rado will bo hern next week, and wo
shall report reult to you.
fine & Hatfield uin up the innr
l'ct on the sumo date a follows:
Weather fine but cold, flood at
tendance at sale.
Malagas again eoiapried the bit
gest part of I ho offering, many show
ing some mold. Our average 02c.
Tokay from Vacaville ranged from
$1.25 to $1.75.1 Valley's ear of Flor
in Tokavs averaged $1.80. Car of
Prince grapes from Lodi showed do-
cav. averaged 70c.
Oreen llartlctt sold from $3 to
$3.50; ripo, $2.50 to $2.87 Vi; B. fair
Rpnu averaged $2.20; Anderson's half
lioxcs, $1.50 to $1.02V2.
(inod demand for Clings, still most
ly ifU.12Vi to $1.25. Few Lovolls
f.!ie; few Elbortns. $1.17.'
tiros prunes sold today $1.25 to
$'.75, showing some rot. Car of
Nt rthwostorn Italians $1.50 to $1.55.
Oregon Bnrtlotls averaged $5.25
nod $5.15: Half boxes $1.50, ,
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SHIP YOUR FRUIT
Peaches, Pears, Apples
To
Page 6 Son
Portland, Ore.
The pioneer fruit house, who
have a large distributing trarlo to
get best results.
PRECOOLING MEANS
One of the greatest discoveries con
nected with the marketing of fresh
fruit in the prooos of prccooliug.
Fruit to be marketable should bo
gathered in as ripe a condition a
possible, considering tho distance, it i
to bo shipped and tho limn it ih to
ho kept, Now, under ordinary con
ditions, very much of our choicest
fruit would have to bo gathered so
green that its most attractive quali
ties would be lucking; but where this
fruit i submitted to tho promoting
process it will keep in a much ripor
condition long enough to bo got to
market and diHised of. Our fruits
are gathered in tho hottest season
this is tho ripening season and it re
quires heat to ripen and bring out
the best qualities of the fruit. When
picked during the hottest part of tho
lot test days, fruit is heated through
out, and when packed in that coudi
tion it remain so lor .10 to 48 hours
after picking. It will be understood
that heat is the prime lactor in tho
proces of ripening, and that the
proces of ripening is the process of
ileeav. When mm nceomcs inorougn-
ly ripo decomposition soon begins,
and the latent heat in tho fruit as it
comes from the orchard hastens this
process. Now, what is known as the
prccooling process check this decay
i' reducing tho heat. Tho trtut.
when it conic from tho orchard, is
immediately submitted to u refriger
ating oeess by which the tempera-
turo i reduced to as near 50 degrees
as possible, nud when it has reached
the lowest teinperaturo obtainable by
the method applied it is at once Iran
ferrod to the refrigerator cars and
the temperature kept down as low
as possible until it reaches market.
I!y thi means, unless there is great
delay on the road, fruit will keep in
fresh condition, for a long time 'and
reach the market in as goo shape as
it leave the orchard. When fruit is
picked and packed without precool
ing and then placed in the rofrigorn
tor cars, it requires 48 hours to ro
duee the teinperaturo to that of the
car, or to cool it through. When this
work i done before packing the life
of tho fruit is increased by that much
48 hours so that the process is
equivalent to bringing our markets
two days nearer, and thi is n good
deal in the case of tender fruits.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
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Hods. Wool and Hides.
HOPS' 1008 crop, choice. 10c;
primo to choice, la'ac; prime, 15c;
medium, 14 ',ic; .1000 contracts, 20c
pound.
WOOL-rl900. Willamette valley,
22(S)24c; eastern Oregon, 2023c.
TALLOW Prime, per lb., 34o;
No. 2 nnd grease, 2CfT)2Vic.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 1015o
each; short wool. 2540c; medium
wool, ,r)0c$l each; long wool, 75o
Cff$1.25 each.
HIDES Dry hides, 14l(ic lb.;
green, 8(S)10o lb.; bulls, green salt.
Oo per lb.; kips, flc; calves, green,
1 6c per lb.
MOHAIR 1000, 23(H)21c. .
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER Extra creamery, 34c;
fanev. 331ac; storo, 20o.
BUTTER FAT Dolivery f. o. b.
Portland Swoet cream. 328C5 sour,
30Mc
EOflK Candled, select, 30c; ordin
ary run, 29c; unciindlcd, 27e; east
ern, 27i:.(S)28e.
CHEESE Fancy full cream flnts,
17'218c; triplets and daisies, 17ya
(iU8c; Young Americas, 18(R19e.
POULTRY Mixed chickens, 16V2o;
fancy hens, -17l7V!iC; roosters, old,
10'llc; springs, 17y2c; goeso, lOo;
nlfalfa. $14.
CORN Whole, $30; cracked, $37
ton,
Fruits and Vegetables.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, Mod.
sweets', $3; Valnncins, $3.50 box; bn
nanus. 5o lb; lomons, $5(3)5.50 box
grapefruit, $4; cantaloupes $2((i)2.25;
peaches, fancy, $l(n)1.20; ordinary,
75(iii80e, poor 5()70c; pears, 1
iyc; grapes. 50c$l.50
' POTATOES Now, $1 ; swoets Jyac
TRIBUNE WANT ADS
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A tlirea-liuo notice in these columns will secure a position, get
help, sell a lot, or residence, in fact, it acts as your personal rep
resentative multiplied a thousand fold, mid costs you only 15
cents a day. Can you accomplish as much personally at such a
smull costf Think it over, then phone your wants to 10.1 and
awuit results.
4- -f 4.
WANTKD Two light housekeeping
rooms, furuishedyby young couple.
Address Hox (III, Medford. 140
WANTED An experienced waitress
nt tho Totol Nnsh. '
WANTKD A Judy clork to do desir
able work at $5 per week. Address
H. J., caro of P. O. Box 119.
WANTED Mun to represent largo
conservative life insurance company
in Medford nnd vicinity. Good
chance for right man. Superintcnd
busincss. Address W. C. K., care
Tribune
YANTED 12 wood choppers to chop
cordwood and tierwood. Addresg P.
O. Box 41P .
. FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Farm in the Meadow
district, 320 acres, 280 good farming
land. For one or moro years. Rent
or expected to buy stock, soncict
ing of hogs, horses and farming
tools. Bargain on latter. Address
A. J. Olson, Gold Hill. Or
FOIt RENT Rooms at 004 West
10th street, corner King street; ouo
front room upstairs, suite of rooms
downstairs in suite or single; hot and
cold water nnd bnth; largo screened
porches; lawn nnd shade for the
comfort of patrons.1
FOR RENT Boording house, in bus
iness center of Medford, nicely !e
catcd with beautiful grounds, at n
reasonable rental. Inquire nt
Rogue River Electric Company, 209
W. Mnin St.
MEDFORD MARKETS.
Fruit and Vegetables.
(Pricos paid by Medford merchants. 1
Apples l(n)2c lb.; peaches 2V24c
lb; pears. lV32o; nectarines, 3c;
swectwatcr gropes, 4c; plums, lc;
lackberrics, $1.20 crate.
Potatoes, iye lb.; onions, $1.50
cwt;; green onions, 35o doz. bunches;
carrots, llVo; bcots, l&i.V.c;
string benns, 3c; cubbage, lc; green
poppors, 8 l-3c; cucumbers, 10c doz.;
tomatoes, 2c; squash, 3050c doz.;
wntor melons, 10(a)2.rc; cnnlaloupes.
30c$l doren; green corn, 1015o
d07.cn; pumpkins, 1015c.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry. .
(Prices paid by Modford merchants.)
Ranch butter, 27'c; fancy cream
ery, 35c.
Fresh ranch eggs, 27V20.
Mixed poultry, 10c; spring chick
ens, 15c; ducks, 10c; turkeys, 15c;
, v Feed and Millstuffs.
(Prices paid producers.)
Hay Timothy, $16; nlfnlfa, 14;
grass, $13 ton,
Wheat Old, $1.20 bushel; now, $1
bnshol; oats, $39 tori; bnrloy, old,
$30; now, $29.
(Selling pricos.
Rolled bnrlov. $2.10 cwt, $39 ton;
bran, $1.551.65; middlings, $1.85
1.00; shorts, $1.801.85.
Beof, 2V2c; pork, 6c; mutton, 3Vic;
lnmlit 4M',ot veal (dressed), no.
3o lb.
VEGETABLES New turnips, Ore
gon, $1 sack; bcots, $1.50; carrots,
$1.25 sack; cabbage, local, $1,; to
matoes, local fancy, 50c; beans, 3c
lb; cauliflower, Oo dozen; peas, 6c
lb; hnrcrndish, 10c; green onions, 10c
dozen; poppers, bell, 5c. lb; chili 20c;
head lettuce, 20c dozen; hothouse, $1
per box; radishes, 10c dozen bunches;
celery 75(n85o dozon; eggplant, 0(a)
7o lb; rhubarb, 3c per lb; corn, 75(8)
$1 Sllcit.
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FOR SALE Oak, fir and pine wood,
cordwood, 4-foot- lengths, will bo
sawed into lC-incb lengths when de
sired; fir wood, split and in blocks
16 inches in length. F. Osenbrugge,
btudebaker Bros. Co. warehouse.
I OK SALE Fine cow, separator,
young horse, gentle. See Eastman
nt I'. & E. Junction. 154
FOR SALE Or will trade for good
milch cow, work horse, 60und in
every respect except one eye ; gentle,
perfectly true, will work anywhere;
weight about 1125; good color; age
about 12 years. No fake. Apply to
L. E. W., Tribune office.
FOR SALE Cheap, a good all pur
pose mare, weight 1200. , Address
box 724. Medford. Or. 158
FOR SALE 7-year-old black mare,
ride or drive single or double; also
.good milk cow. G. L. Pankey, 1
miles northeast of Central Point, or
address core Tribune. '
FOR SALE A lawn moker. The Art
Studio, 331 E. Main street. 4
FOR SALE Or trade, for city prop
erty, uew Uuick o-passenger car,
used five months, all in good condi
tion. Address Medford postoffice
Box 12. 165
FOR SALE 160 acres good fruit
laud, 30 acres cleared; stock and
implements with place; $2500. Chas.
R. Pidgion. Medford. tf
FOR SALE New 5-room bungalow
on Peach street N.; pantry, bath
room, closets, screened porch, mi3-
sion furniture, electric lights, sewer
connection, city water supply con
tracted for. Good well and pump.
Woodshed. Apply to W. J. Roberta,
office over Medford National bank.
FOR SALE Bargains in real estate.
See J. Cf Brown ad, lower right
hnnd corner of page four. 148
FOR SALE 1200 acres unimproved
land, also improved land, suitable
for fruit, for sale cheap. See H. M.
Coss, solo agent, 604 W. Tenth St..
Medford.
FOR SALE Twenty acres, near
Merlin; good fruit land; $400; terms.
Address S. Tribune.
FOR SALE 1200 acres improved
land, suitable for fruit, for sale
cheap. See H. M. Coss, sole agent,
604 W. Tenth St., Medford. tf.
FOR SALE 400 head goats, 200 reg
istered and eligible to register, bal
ance high grade; 40 head stock hogs,
20 head cattle, some good yearlin?
steers; two full blood fox hounds,
one registered Duroc boar; horses
and land seeded to alfalfa. I buy
and soil. C..C. Gilchrist, Sams Val
ley, Oregon!
FOR SALE 5 and 10-acre tracts
just within and adjoiniug city lim
its, at n bargain, on 5 annual pay
ments. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE For Phoenix town prop
erty, both improvod and uuim
proved, nnd three good orchards,
see Matt Calhoun, Phoenix, Jack
son comity, Oregon.
FOR SALE Choioo, business proper
ty nt a bargain, on long time; easy
terms. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE 80 nores of best farm
ing land in Regno River vnlloy; nil
froe soil and under irrigation ditch,
with doed right to water; two miles
from railroad station, quarter mile
from schoolhous, on rural delivery
route; land now in nlfnlfa and grain;
will make an ideal orchard; price
and terms reasonable. For mfor
motion call at Tribune office. '
p.iisiNFS.i mnrrvrnRv
Physicians and Surgeons.
R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite
Jackson County bank. Nights calls
promptly answered. Offioe and res
ident phone Main 2301.
S. A. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Physician
and surgeon. Office, 133 W. Main
st. Phone Main 577, Medford.
DR. R. J. CONROY Successor to
Dr. Jones. Office in Stewart build
ing. - -
S. R. SEELY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Modern equipped operat
ing rooms. X-Ray. Office hoars:
10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Jackson
Co. Bank Building.
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteop at h i e
Physicians. ' Mission Block, Phone
291, Medford.
Dentists.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS Dentist.
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles
Building, Main street, Medford, Ore
gon;
DR. WALTER R. STOKES Dentist
Successor to J. M. Keene.
Amusements.
BIJOU THEATER West Seventh st
continuous performance .every eve
ning of motion pictures." ant illus
trated ballads. Entire change of pro
gram Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day. Admission 10 and 15 cents.
SAVOY THEATER North d'Anjou
street; latest motion pictures and il
lustrated songs. Entire change of
program, Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday. Admission 10 cents.
Stenographer.
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm bloct.
Stenographic work done quickly and
well.
Signs.
SIGNS Display advertising, Mor
gan & Stoeckmann, Miles bldg.
Bill Posters
VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and
Distributor. All orders promptly
filled. Room 7, Jackson County
Bank Building, Medford, Or.
Billiard Parlors
S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs,
Young and Hall building. A nice
cool place to spend the hot after
noons. Tin Shops.
J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin and
sheet iron ware on hand and made to
order 128 North G street.
Furniture
H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers in new
and second hand furniture and hard
ware. Agents for Mound City kit
chen cabinet. 323 E. Seventh st.
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
Corner 8th and Holly Sts., Med
ford. Mission Furniture mode to
order:. Cabinet work of all kinds.
A trial order solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stoves
and Ranges. New and Second Hand
Furniture. Eads' old stand, 18-20
F St .South. Phone 91, Medford, Or.
Hospitals.
MEDFORD HOSPITAL Surgical
cases a specialty; thorough equip
ment. Mrs. L. G. Gardner, Prop.,
446 E. Evergreen St.. Medford.
FOUND A child's long coat. Owner
may have same by proving property
and paying for this nd.
LOST A surgical case with instru
ments. Return to Strang's drug store
and get reward.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE Will exchange
real estate for horse and buggy or
for 'automobile if in good condition.
Benson Investment Co., 112 West
Main street. 148
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Building and Loan Association
JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O. C.
Boggs, Acting Secretary, 128 E.
Main street.
Attorneys.
F. J. NEWMAN, JOHN CAR KIN.
Newman & Catkin, Court Lawyers.
Corporation and criminal 'prac
tice in state and federal courts. Of
fices over Jackson County bank.
COLVIG & REAMS W. M. Colvig ,
0. Li. Keames. Lawyers. Offioe:
Medford Bank Building. Second
Floor. '
WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers,
raim building.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law
No. 9 D street, ground floor.
Real Estate.
BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real
estate, loans and fire insurance.
Office 112 W. Main st, Medford
Ore. Phone 3073.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PUBLISHING CO. has
the best equipped job office im
Southern Oregon; Portia ad prices.
37 South Central ave.
Opticians.
DR. GOBLE The only exclusive op
tician between Portland and Sac
ramento. Office on West Main street
and railroad.
CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Eye
specralist, when others fail. Office '
in Eagle Pharmacy. Main 233. East
Main near D!Anjou.
Jeweler.
ELWOOD AND BURNETT, the jew
elers, carry a complete stock and
make a specialty of high grade re
pair work. Opposite the Nash Ho
tel. GEO. A. BUTT Watchmaker jew
eler and engraver. My jewelry stock
is up-to-date. My facilities, includ
ing eperience and material .for re
pair work, are the best in the city.
Corner G and Seventh sts.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees
are budded, not grafted. Our stock
is not irrigated. We guarantee ev
erything put out. We are not in the
trust. H. B. Patterson, office, in
Hotel' Nash.
EDEN VALLEY NURSEHY N. S.
Bennett, Medford, Or. Grow tree
that sell, sell trees that grow and
fruit true to label. Phone 3221.
ROGUE RTVER VALLEY NURSERY
Growers of high-grade nursery
stock. C. E. Cook, Prop. R. R. V.
depot. P. O. Box 841. . Phone 583.
Medford.
Brick Companies.
G. W. Priddy. A. T. O'Brien.
O. D. Nagle.
THE MEDFORD BRICK CO.
Brick manufacturers and contrac
tors; also lime, cement and plaster
in any quantity. Office, Medford
National bank bldg. Phonee Main
545.
Underakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day Phone 353. Night
Phones C. W. Conklin 36; J. H.
Butler 148.
Fruit Stores.
I FKESH FRUIT We have the larg-
est exclusive fruit store in Medford a
j We have a reputatiou for handling
only the best. We know how to buy
and sell cheap. H. H. Lorimor, R. R
V. R. R. Depot.
Photograph Studios.
MACKEY'S -STUDIO "Pose with
Mackey and die with joy." Over Al
len & Reagan's store; entrance oa
Seventh street.
Drayage and Transfer.
ADAMS & MOORE, GENERAL
Drnying and Transfer, will call
anywhere in city. Phone Main 561.
Stand at S. P. Depot. ,
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