TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
LARGE SHIPjlTS
v CAUSE A DECLINE
BAH rSAVCXBOO POTATO KAKET
BECEIVES A TEMFOBABY SET
BACK OH ACCOUHT OF TOO MEAT
' KECEXFTI ICB HXOHEB TO
MATOES ABB- BOWK.
Krout Strrot, March 4. Tha principal Item
of Interest In the I'wrlUud wbolasal market
today aroi n- :. .--;.."a,V;.v, 'I- )-!l:-U
Asparagus crop la ruined. '
Largo potato receipts ciuh drop. :,
Unions are blgbpr priced. i ;
Japaneae rice li advanced. , .. , ; , .
a BlKit toualuri are low er,
temporary shortage lu auga. '
.,. California fggt hurt local.'.
OutHldu butter (eta trade. ," '
iluro meal are coming. ' , .
Sturgeon aeaevn s closed,
s'resli aaluiuu rapidly cleaulug Bp. . .
: No baltbut la market.
WtiMU'in wheat goe east.
Ulster are Terr scarce. . ;
' taga Shipment Cam a Drop.
' The large ahlpuienta of potato from ttal
ltj to the San Kranclac market during, tba
paat tew da ha ccused . a - sMUi of ' about
be Ju- the market' talue In that dir. Just
now cTery dock In the bay olty la full of
potatoes and th market 1 in a very weak
condition.. Dealer there arq bearish and look
for lower prices for suine tlius. Tier report
the retailers ouly buying In a sort of baud-'
to-iuouth fashion and decline In prices was
the result. , In tbla tflty the -dock ' are so full
of potatoes that the dealera cannot And a
place te atore tbelr goods while awaiting ship
ment. Uue dealer report that tb O. It. A N.
Co. has, refused to allow any mora atorage ot
potatoes on lta docks until- the present clock
aru cleaned op, aa - tby say. that th upper
deck Is now just a full as it can be, consistent
with safety. As a result of these conditions
the dealers in this eltjr are not so strong in
their opinions of tba potato situation today and
all report a decline- of 6o per hundred on th
beet grades.-', -i ' - ! '-:-.,'' ' ' ---Onion
Karket Hullng Higher.
A baa been previously told, th strength in
the onion market is a legitimate one ana is
not boosted up by tome of the dealer In order
to uuload, aa some of the potato men bare.
Todar hlsher Drlces are ruling out la Uo
country for the . beat stocks, 1.40 being of-
tnreu and paid, lae maraet lor potatoes in
rlan Faancisco la sow at CI. TO aud this allow
higher dgursi to be paid . In tbla' market.
, Higher Frioe for Potato Later.
' It Menu to be the general opinion among
the potato men that If the Oregon farmer and
potato shippers do not bocom too eiclted ou
account . of the temporary, towering of prices
snd ship lsrge stock into the bay-city mar
ket, tbey will be better off. Th decline mad
In prices today i a natural one and if the
hlpper do not onload their good too quick
they will recelTO higher prices. Among the
shipper tbe opinion-is freely expressed that
In about a month or perbap lx week th
fcart Francisco market will b lu good shape
aud blgber price will role. Contracts are
now being ottered for April ana way aeiiT
crj at higher figure than ar now quoted,
"Let tha votato market Uka lta own course,"
y the potato men. "and it wilt come out
all right in the end. California -will need our
potatoes very badly later on."
Aaparsgu Oron-sa-
Ailrloes received today rrom the aaparagua
centers of California say the beds around
Hoiildln Island, near Btockton, have been nooaea
and an entire failure in tbla season's crop in
that section I predicted. kouldlng island
I tlm asuarsstoe center of th Fsclllo coast and
a failure in the crop then will mean that
price will go ky high during tba coming aea
sou ' -T ' . " ' r
Jaoaa lis Ie AdraaoeaV
'The hostilities In the-fr east bar already
reused an sdTm of Vihi par hundred la
the quotations on lmierial Japan rice. Stocks
bf "geuulhe Japsuee rice in thla city are. very
small and soma additional riaea In tba, market
now Wok very profltabl.
Temporary Soaroity of Sugar. - ,
WhniMila trocera of tbla city , report a
temporary shortage In tb sugar Supplies in
this cltyi This eondltlon bss been brought
bout by tbe Inability of tha steamer from Han
Kranclscol, to this tty to taso, mo gooos of
fered for' shipment. During tba coming week
a number of cars will come overland end this
will he In to relieve the altuaUon. There have
been several advances In the prices on auger
In the east, but that mart barely haa any
affect on facias coaet prices, as tb product
here la -held by another company,
i Boot Tomatoes Art f tower.
' rrlce on epot tomatoes of the atandard
grade are reported 60 per oosen lower uraay.
Standard 2H are now quoted at $1 per doaen.
St on Cava a Famine,
Th. ebirma off the Pacific ocean have caused
a abort lit th oyatee upply and In - thla
city today stocks ware very nsra to ooism.
K change ar notea in iue yuvisuuw.
Calif ernl Zgg Kurt Trad.
Cult a large number of cases ot California
rgga ara due in thla market on tbe next steamer
from San Kranclsco. Tbla, coupled with the
r... that there are now quit a lot of Can
fornla eg ire in this market causes a weaker
f.Miin and nrlces ara again expected to aa-
auine a downward course la order to meet tbe
quotations made on tba Call tor nls stock., Ke
eelpts In this city today were not Urge, but
the demand la nominal and dealer art only buy-
log lu eoiaU lot for immeaiaia use.
OiaUida Bnttsr Hurte Trad.
' Th larga Tecetpta In thla market of Cali
fornia creamery uutter ana ine uigaer ogures
n,,,.(.l fne the home stocks bss turned moat
f the trade toward th outside gooda. Tba
minwr butter manufactured In Call'
fornla can be laid down In thla city at JMe
and tbla enables tha dealera to cut under tbe
local flgorea, Moat of the butter being used
up th valley la o( California manufacture.
Vara Masts Ar Coming,
-5' Tba receipt f hogs and veal along front
street today were larger but not half enough
at.u-ka arrived to anlt tba demand, Uood block
bog, tb best qualities of veal and mutton,
are in active call at top figuro.
turreon teasea la Closed.
- Tbe sturgeua season- ha closed on tb Cc
luuitila river snd will not open until November
1. During the past season sturgeon haa been
rather scare la thla market, while a tew yeare
'ego almoet any day tuna of tb flah went to
waale along lha docka on account 6t tbe lack
of buyer. Now there. I a good deawnd fur
Siurgeou, but tb supply I llmiud.
Halibut la Karkst.
The bad weather off tha Vuget-sound coast
haa keut the halibut fishers from venturing
out and tb result 1 tbat stocks ar not in
: evident- lu thla market today.
BlMitsm Wheat Ooes last.
, ' Tbe wheat market la very weak with no
change in quotation - today. Th only grade
that la being bald Arm Is blues tern which i
almost entirely coutrolsd by th miller'. East
ern buyera have been In eastern Oregon and
Washington buying bluestom wbsat fur ahip
meut, aa they aay tbst it is far superior to
Bthere 1st tb aiauutactura oi cereal.
Herehaata' Opinion a Today' Ksrkst.
W. B. Olafka company Creamery butter
situation la aeno too strong on account Ot tbe
large receipts pf California etocka at lower
price. 'A'-r-i'V ,
- T. Turner k Co. Wo have .aa Idea that
the egg market will go lower) cblckeu ar
atill very short.
Bmltk Bros. Market la now getting ' good
quantities of hogs and veal and alto a, fair
amount of chicken and dressed turkeys,- still
them 1 not half enougn lur tne aemana; good,
fat mutton and lamb ar elllng high.
- Bell A Co. Car mixed vegetable . cam In
uris V. "- 5
. Mark Levy Co. Business opened up very
.ajuletl Borne -California vegetables came In by
fall, but generally the marketa are bate;' ap
ale pratty well cleaned ap aud think there
trill be good market from now oa.
. Chatterton A Ce.'-Kgg wekrl fancy veal
la demand! pork more plentiful, but atill opt
enough demand fur enicaena larger man aup
0. S. Umith company Teat and, chicken good
. A. - 1 II.. w. .
. Malarkey A Co,N halibut, no sturgeon and
no oysters lb market today; aaloton cleaning np
"fiV. ilelkto Oood eastern demand potatoes
niarketlweaker SHd lowers- onions higher.
1,. Jsggar I'otatwe, wesk) . too, many at
present 'lu I'rlsmf
Tags A Bon. Kgga weaker; California stock
eoiiilnc neit week; look for lower price.
Dryer, O'Mslley A Co. Docks full of po
tatoes; market weak and lower today In
Krlaco; onion alight advance; eggs weaker; no
poultry coming. i - ,
kiverdltig rarrell Still short of chickens:
good veal wanted; some California egga coming
Monday. .
McKliiley Mitchell Potatoes dull and quiet
In Frisco; market loner.
Toft,' Hlne A Co. Everything In market aell-
lng at top quotations except egga,. which ara
showing more weaknes from day to day.
'inday a -wholesale quotations, aa revised, are
a follow: - - ; s -
Grain, Flour and Fatd. - -WHEAT
Walla Walla. lie; blueatem. 810
82c; valley. ,81c.i
BAKl.liV Feed. 121. Wi rolled. 2XD04Z3.DU;
brewing; I23.604j.2-1. 00,
OATS No. 1 white. 126,00027.00: gray.
f25.0nfr 23.00 per ton; price to farmers, white,
az3.wi't.t;'tray, 2Cooft.ou.
KLOOtt Eantern Oregon I Patents, J-1.20;
straight, :i.6o3)3.T0; valley, $ii.8O(Qj.O0; gra
ham., Us, 3.6fi; 10,,3.t.
MILLBTUFF8 Brun. 119.00 rer ton: mid
dltugs. 28.(g2Tj - shorts, 20.0O(M2O.5O; chop,
hat limotny, gis.uu; esaiern yregon. io.o
018.50; mixed. lS.O0ia31B.S0; clover, til. 000
12.00; wheat. 12.0Wt 12.50; cheat, 12.Uu
13.00; oat, H2.00Q12.50. , - ' . -
Hop, Wool and Hide. :
HOrS 28 27c for choice: 24c for prime;
poor - quality, 1820ct contract. 1004, 174
18c.
W OOr Vallev. enaraa to medium; Ifl'iilBHe:
floe, lSOIdHo; eastern Oregon, 10 15c; mo-
nmr, nominal, xaittioc.
HHKKfHKINHShearins 10ffi20c: abort wool.
20(a30c; medium wool, .80(&o0c; long wool,
(Wcffill.OO each. ' -v
TALLOW Prime. Der lb. seroc: HO. a aaa
grease. 222He ' " . ' .'v, '
HIDES Dry ; bldea, No. 1: H lb and np,
14H per lb; dry ktp, No. 1, to 15 lb.
12lic: drv calf. No: 1. under B lb. 150:
dry alted, bull and atags, 1-8 lesa tbaa dry
nmt; salten bides, ateer, aounn. ou pounns or
ever. ilti.7V,r: 60 to 60 lb. 6V,c: under 50 Iba
and cows, fi68Ac; stage and bulla, onnd.
ewe; sip, jo io ao ins, oc; aounn, . iy w
14 lbs, 6V,c; calf, sound, under 30 lba, 8H:
Rreeit (nnsalted), lo per lb less! culls, lc per.
i less; horse bides, salted, each,' (1.251.75;
dry, each, $1. 00(31.60; colts' hide, each, 25(3
BOc; goat akin, common, each. 10(3 loci An
gora, with wool on. each. 26c3$l-00. :
' Butter, Egg and Poultry. ;
BtTTTER FAT Sweet, 2831e; aour, Zeftlfic.
11 lTTei'17 H .Aa.eKA.n kw-U 0m. H(S 9T L it QAao
, AT J A 1 V-I rvl lllTTJi r-&t.l sVHIM Jt 71 4aT "-
California, 2fl(32eHci ordinary, 22H25e; cold
storage, 23g24e; eastern, 24c; renovated. 19(3
20c; dairy. l(g 17c; store. 10O12 Vie.
EOGS Fresh Oregon, 18Mi20c; cold storage,
I8e: bakera', lc.
vae.r.ai& Fuu cream, twin, lziaiavsc; xonng
America. 14c. . -
POIILTEY Chicken, mixed. 18lSt4 per
lb; hena, 13Hc per lb; roosters, 11312'49 per
lb; broiler, 14(gl4V4c per lb; fryer. 16c per
in; uucks, oia, lie per in; youn:. too per id.
Seese, he per lb; turkeys, . I4(3lua per id;
ressed, 17c per lb, ' ' , -
Fruits and Vegetable. .'
POTATOES 8hO0iai.25: buyera' ' Drlces for
abtpplng, 9Ac.l-10 ewt; ordinary, 76390c
sacs; ouying, loiaaoc; aweeia, nc per id;
new. 4c per lb.
ONIONS -Oregon. 2.50f buying price, beat,
12 15ft 2.25; f.o.b. Portland, 12.20(32.30.
FUt.SH FRUITS Apple. Oregon. 70c1.75
per box; oranges, navels, $1.5062.23 per box;
aeedlliigs, Hocyi.25 per box; Japanese, 45(950c;
bsnauaa, be per lb; lemons, choice, f 2.600
2.75 per box; fancy, 83.O0W3.50 per box; litres,
Mexican, 65e per 100; pineapples, 83.50; cran
berries, local. 87.00 per bbl; Jersey, 110.00;
persimmons, 81.50.
vjsouTABLKa Turnine. bm ner tack: car
rots, 11.00 per sack; beets, 81 00 per aaek;
radlabea. lI'4M16e Der dm: cabbase. Orecon.
82.00; California. 8185 per cwt.; hot
house lettuce, DOS per dot; green pepper,
5c per lb; horseradlih, 7(6Sc per lb: celery,
eoiSOOc per dos; tnmstoes, 81.25i.50 per
dox; parsnips, t.a: cucnmriera, sz.za per
do; butter beans. 10c per lb; enroots, 6c;
cauliflower, 81.78(32.00; artichoke,- 70&0c per
dos; green peas. 7&58e per lb.
ukiku r hi its Annie, evsnorstefl. omtc
per lb; apricots. 11013c per lb; sack, Ke
40-4es4-pecaee. twttc-Ter- in;- pears.-8c,3
rir. id; . prunes, , Italian, sftetttto per lb;
rench, V.'rt4'4c per lb; Are. California
blacka, etteo per lb: do whltea. 6M,07c
ner lb: nluma. Dlttert. BVnrsc Der In: dates.
olden. 640 ner lb; fards. 11.60 ner 151b box.
KAinms eeeaea. isncj.- x-io canons, ou
packagea to case, 9e pkg; seeded 12-ns
csrtons, 74ej loose Muscatels, no-lb boxes. 7a
uc ner in; lyonaon layer, ai.enaix.uo: cluatera.
82.503.75; Ma, 25c; hi, 50 advance over
pouna cartena,
FIGS Ten 1-Ib rarton. choice brand, fl.00
10 1-lb -cartons, -fancy brand,' 81.10, 10 1-lb
bricks. 8-crwn, 80e; 10 1-lb bricks, 8 -crown,
B5c; 60 U-lb bricks, per box, 82-25; 4-row lay
ers, per 1U-1D oox, uoc; umae, oo-in ooxes, per
Id, aaiswic. tanamyrnaa nix-crown, iu-io car
tons, per box. 82.00; 5-crown, 10-lb carton,-per
box. fl.7B; 4-crown, 20 y,-m carton, per box.
81.70. : . . . .
erooanea, jiuis, iio.
8D0AR "Sack bails" Cube. 85.80: now.
dered. 85.55: dry aranulated. 85.45: beet arann
lated, 85.26: extra C, 84.95; golden C, 84.85;
bbla,, 10c, hi bbla, ISc; boxes, 80c advance on
sack bssls, less 25c cwt for cash, 15 day;
manie, isejioc per id,
moji e t 14 yk a inc.
COFFEE Green Mocha. 21 t23e: Java, fancy,
H2o: Java. rood. 204125c; Java, ordlnarr.
ihuxoc: ( nu Kica. fancy. ib20c: costs Klca
good, 16(8 16c; Coat Klca. ordinary, 11913c per
id; pecaaa-v coixee, f ia.xopia. to.
TEAS Oolong, different grade. 253r)Kc:
gunpowder, 2Hr32i35e; Engllah breakfast, dif
ferent grade. 12 Utfl5c: splderler. uncolored
Japan, oaci greea japan (very scares ), w
ttZOUC.
fl.Tir Wm V.1 Am mm ... S4.AA
fine table, dairy, 60s, 86c; 100s, 86r: Imported
Liverpool, ww, otic; luiia. mci zxn, i.u,
Worcester Bhls 2. 3. tS.50; 5a. 85.25: 10,
fU.UV, IIUI-, 0fl, .MM, fUiUV, K ,1 V III .W, pK,
halt (joaree, Bait ground, loos, per ton.
Hi.oo; aos, per ton. fT.uu; Liverpool ramp roea,
822.50 per ton; 50-lb rock, 86.60; wo, 88.00.
GKAIN BAGS CslcntU. la.TOCTH.OO Der 100.
RICE Imperial Japan, No. 1, 6c; No. 2,
ne: jvew I ir leans neaa. uaiVtt.
BEANS Small white. 8Ac: larg ; white.
83.50(3.60; ptuk, 84.00; bayoo, Sc; Limes,
84.25. - -
mj is reanuta, tc; nunooa, per in raw;
9tftl0c per lb for rosatedi eocoanuta, 8590e
per aos: walnuts, niaiaa per id; pin
nut. I0dti2h.e per lb; hickory nuta. loe per
lb; chestnuts, eastern. 154l6c ner lb; Braall
nuta, 15e per lh: filberts, 15616c per lb;
fancy pecans, 14 15c per lb; almonds,- 189
lOc per in.
WIRH NAILS Present bss at 8188.
HOPE Pur Manila, ISttc;, standard. 124e;
sisai, log,
v ' Faints, Coal Oil, It.
COAL OIL Pearl or Astral Cases, 28e per
gsi; .water .i wniio, . iroa noia, ishc per gal;
woooen, ; neaojigni, caaea, oc per gat; neaa
lltht. iron bbls. l8V4o Per gaL
LINSEED OIL Pure raw, lu bbla, 47a per
gai: caaea, oc per gai; genuine settle xniied.
case 8 per gnl; bbl, 4tte per gal; ground
case, csr lots, ao.uu per ton; lesa man car,
826.00 oer ton. s . .
OASOLJNE 86-def raaet, 82c per gal, Iron
udi roc per gai; atovs, ce xee per gal.
Iron bbla 18c per -gaL - -
BENZINE 3-deg.,i case 22c, Iron bbla,
15V.
PAINT OIT-Raw, bbl 83Tr gal, caaea 88q
0r ral: Dolled, caaea 40 ner cal.
TUHPENTINE In rase. 88c per gal; wooden
bbla, MHO per gal; Iron bbla, 82c per gal; 10-lb
aa lots. 87e per gal. .
WHITE LEAD 500 lb lota 6H Pr Q lea
lots io pa- id. .
Heats and rrovlaiona.
FRESH MEATS Inspected Beef, prim,
OMiWte per id; cows, dihc per id; mot
ton, dressed, 6Vitt7H per lb; lamb, dreaaed,
fSiESU MEATS Front (treet Beef, eteers,
93Thit pr lb; pork, block, 7c per lb; packers,
BUe ner lb: bulla, -4U,ft4Vc Der lb: motion.
dressed, SttQfc per lb; veal, small, gS8W
per lb; Urge, 6V4(87e per ,x - -
HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland pack (local)
name, io to is ioa, ihc per id; j to ie im,
13o per lb; 10 to 20 Hie,- 18c per lb; cottage,
Iko Der lb! Dlcnlc. 8U,e Der Ibl breakfast ha.
con, 1415ai0U7l7e per lb;- regular abort
clears, nuamoked. 10c per lb; smoked, lie per
n; Clear oacss, unamoaen, joe per id; emoked,
lie per lb Union butta, 10 t 15 lba, nnamoked.
So oer lb: amoked. 9c Der lb. . ,
ifABTBN-fACKKD .HAMS Under 14 lba,
- r IB; over M 1ba, 18 per lb; fancy,
13Hai3ie oer lb: ' Dlcnlc. 9a dot lb:
ahouldera, lfo per lb; dry-silted aide, un-
smotea, iov,o per id; smosea, it 140 per ID
breakfaat bacoh. 14Vk16Vx
ID,
faney,
iB"4c per id.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, jos, uhi per
lbi 6a, 114o per lb; 60-lb tin. 10c per lb;
ateam-rendered, 10s, lOVse per lb; 6s. 10,e per
lb; 60s, 9T4C per lb; compound tierces, 7Mi per
io; luus, i no per iu, oo, io per in,
EASTERN LARD Kettle' leaf. 10-lb tin.
12 per lb; 5. J2t per lb; 50-lb tin, 11 U
rer lb; steam-renaerea ins, Jia per lb) i;
lVic oer lb: 50. lOttc per lb.
(Above packing-nous price ara act cssa, is
days.)
CAN
NED SALMON Columbia river 1-lb talis,
81.76) 2-lb talla, 62.40; fancy l ib data, 81.00
, IK ... M M .. SI IK, W 4ll. n.. 1 lA mJ'l
n W . .U- . Ml.) v.'"" . " V,, f..W,
Alsaka Ulla, pink, 80c; fed, 11.50; 1-lb tail.
42.00. ' ...
FISH Rock cod. 7c per lh; flounders, 8 per
id; bailout, e per id; era us, st.ito per oca
raaor clam. 9i3l0c Der do: little-neck elauis
8c, striped bsss, 12MiC per lb; Puget sound
smelt, 5c per lb; catnan, is per in; Discs end,
, per lb; salmon trout, !2Mftl5c per ,lb
lobatersi' 16c per lbi perch, 5o Per lb; anlmou
suversiaes, per in; steeinesns, nic per id
clilnook, 12t4c per lbt bexrlng. 4c per' lb
soles, oa per lh; tun) cod, 6c per lb; Columbia
river stnplt, 4c er I lb;
ahrlmna. Irte ner lb.
aturgeon, 7c per lbt
- OV8TKUS Shoe I water bay. ner gal. 82.25
per aack, 13.75 net; Olympla, per aack, 83.25,
WHEAT MARKET IS
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UP MAY ZS UHCKAJtOID.
(Furnished by Oyerbeck, Starr A Cooke Co.)
Chicago, March 4, The feature ot the
wheat market today was the slight business
done. There wss a alight advance In both eld
and new July, while May waa the same aa
the close of yesterday. Armour la both in and
out of the market and It 1 hard to tell ex
actrv where b does stand. All tbe ODtlons
opened weak and lower but toward th cloaa
the tone waa stronger, . -n,l
market la enlirelv a waiting on and
any Uttlo bit of war new la likely to cause
acme alrengtn.
Tba variou market Toaay rsngea a roi-
kw!
Open. . UlgB
low.
I .96
.m
.92H
.B2U
.,6114
Cloaa.
.87
-02H
.83
.5844
.6214
Wheat-
May.....! .VT
NewJuly - .92H
Old July. .92
Corn
May .52
July..... .5114
' Oata
May - .4014
July..... .38
Pork
May...., 14.17H
July..... 14.40
Lard
May.....' T.22Vi
July..... 7.40 ,
Kiba '
My T.2R
July..... 7.85
.9814
.Mhi
.BST4
,62l
,41T , " . .4114
.40 .881k
14.80 - 18.80 18.92 Vk A
14.4214 13.90 " 14.07 1 A
T85 7.20 T.25"
T.60 T.85 T.8T
7.85 ' 7.0714 7.07H
7.45 7,20 i T.22H
PRJMAST SHIFXEVTI AMD OLEAKAVOEB.
Chicago, March 4. Tha primary rocalpta
(how: : -. . . .
- . -... .-. . Toaay xesr Ago
Bush. Bnah.
Wheat i 404,000 401,000
Corn 480,000 697,000
Tba blnmenta werei
Wheat ....... ............. ..814,000
Corn 295,000
120,000
408,000
The clerance were; Wheat and aour, 114,000
bushels; corn, 108,000 bushels; oats, 28,000
Dusneis. ' - : : . . .
AXOENTIXZ GRAIN SHI?KX1TTB.
Chicago. March 4. Tbk Argantln craia ahip-
meuta ahows .
This weex t.at wee a
Bush. Bush.
Wheat .... 8.584.000 8.794,000
Corn 764,000 484,000
CHI0A00 GBAiy CAE LOTS.
Chicago, March A Th grala car lots were:
Cars. Grade. Est.
Wheat 17 25
corn .........179 180
Oat 203 a Jo
Th wheat carl today were:: Minneapolis,
S52; Duluth. . The car a year ago were
Minneapolis, 227; Duluth, 43; Chicago, XL.
Paris Wheat and Hour.
Paris. March 4 Wheat opened Steady with
auit unchanred and futurea Vi centime lower.
Flour ts a tea ay vnta spot, a centimes msner
and fntnrea 10 centime higher thsa yester-
Chicago Caah. Buainaa.
rhleaeii. March 4. The caah bnalneaa her
vesterdsv was 50.000 bushels of eat. At the
seaboard exporter bought 106,000 bushels of
wheat, 376.000 bushels of corn and 504,000
bushels ox oata.
Close f Livornool Arala.
Llveroool. Mrreh A Wheat March. A1014.
H lower; May, 6-814. H lower.
Corn March. 4-04. 4 lower; May, 4-8. H
lower.
Milwauke Grain 01o
Milwankee. March 4. Wheat May. 67 e:
July, 2c; eld July, BSc.
Corn May, fi8c: July, bZltc .
,
1 ' 8sa Franolsoe Grain Close. '
San rranclsco. March 4. 11:80 a. m. Wheat
May, 81-4814; December, 81-39 bid.
Barley 7uay, fl.WH; vecemner, i.o '
: Kansas City Grala Close.
Kansas City. March 4. Wheat May. 8414c:
July, sie.
Corn May, 4 54c; July. 44 e,
-Duluth Wheat Olos. . -Dnlnth,
March 4. Wheat May, 99.
New York Wheat Closs.
New York. Mrch 4. Wheat May, $1.004.
' St. Leula 'Wheat Clot.
St. Le-nis. March ,4. Wheat-May, 4e aaked:
July, 87c asked.
CATTLE AND SHEEP-
ARE QUOTED STRONG
Portland Union Stnrkrard. March A Re
eelpta In the local yarda during th paat 24
noura consisted or 10 nogs, d a Deep ana. zu
bars. Cattle remain dull with hog and bep
trong. Killing price (how;
Cuttle Beet eaatera Oregon steers. 84.78:
best valley ateera, 84.00I&4.50; medium steers,
63.754.00; rows, f3.76itt4.00; bulla, $2,800
8.00; stags, 83.00ft3.50.
Hogs Beet heavy, 85.78; block, $5.50; China
fata, 83.UO&5.2&; stoekers and feeders, $4.50i
1.(0. .
Hheeo Beet grain-fed wethers and lambs
$4.60; mixed sheep, $3.5004.75; stoekers and
leeaers, fX.ounra.xo.
EASTER EOGS ARE STEADY.
Chicago, March 4. Receipts of livestock la
th principal packing center of th country
anow,
'lion. Cattle. Kheen'
Chicago ,.16.000 8,000 S.OOO
Kansaa City 5.000 ' B.000 2.500
Omsha . 6,500 , 2,500 8,000
Hogs opened steady with 15,000 left over
from yesterday. Receipta a year ago were
22.000, Killing hog prlcea show: Mixed and
butencra, fo.oowo.oo; gnoa, u.DOtza.60; rough.
V?. i"n if.vw; iiroi, s.lvi(fO,A.
Cattle -Steady, .
' Shetp Steady.
, VTVT YO RE COITEE DO WE.
New York, March 4 Th coffee market la
about 10c lower. Taa prices ;
BM.
January .86.15
February .,, 6.20
March , 8.10
April ,. $.20
Ask
S6.20
fl.28
6.15
6.28
6 40
S.M
A.flfi
May n.Hft
June , 5.45
July- .
...... 6.60
August
September .....
October
November ,
...... 5.7 J
75
1
.. 8.R8
........... 8.60
........... 6.00
6.00
4.06
6-15
December
., 6.10
Sale today, 97,500 bage.
Havre Coffe Karket,
Havre, March 4. Coffee unchanged to K
oowa.
' Hamburg Coffee Lawer,
Hamburg, March 4. Coffe today I lower,
Kw York Coff Rsoeipt.
New York. March 4. Coffee receipts: Rio.
7,000 bage; santo, 13.000 baga,
m 1 a
NEW YORK COTTON DOWN,
(Furnlahed bv Overheck. Starr A Cooke Co.l
New York, March 4. Th cotton market waa
lower today ana ranxea a follow; ,
iipen. ,. iiiirn. ijw. 1 lose.
March.,... 15.42
April..,,. . 15.65
May....... 15.72
June..,.., 15.60
July....... 16.H9
August...; 15.00
Htptember. 18. W
October..,. 12.,'ld
November... 12.10
December. 12.08
.1.1. hi ja.sx 16.6359
15.B0 J5.63 15.6'72
16.05 . 15.70 16.83H4
15.71 15.69 15.70(874
. 15.04 , 15 tW 16.71W7J
' W.3W .( 15.181 15
i:i.00 13.16 13lH(fi2.1
12.65 12 35 12.40A742
; IV.Z4 . 12.1M ; 12.1Nft(2.'
12-22 12.08 ; . liUOtJta
Liverpool Cettoa Dewa.
Liverpool. March 4 Cotton closed t to 4
points down from csteraay. ,
jrxw Toms: stocks.
DESCRIPTION.
Anaconda Mining Co.....
Amal. Copper Co.......
AU-blson, mhl,,v
do preferred..........
Am. Oar A Found., com.
do preferred. .........
Am. Sugar, com. .......
Am. Smelt,, com.,....;
ao preferred.
Baltimore A Ohio. com.
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canadian Pacific, com..
inicago Alton, com.,
do oref erred. i.
S3
Chi. V Ot. Wcat.r com.
Chi., Mil. A St, Paul.,,.
Chi. As North., com...,.
14
189
189
194
164
luosapease onto....
Cole. Fuel A Iron,' com.
Colo. South., com......
11
17H
24
8514
do 2d preferred.......
do let Bref erred .
Delaware A Hudson.. i.
D. B. 0., com;..,...
184 1814
ao prererrea
23
23
oo zo preferred. ......
do 1st oreferred......
8
88
62H
62
2i
Illlnou Central........
Ixmlavllle A Nashville.
127
10314
12714
IYI
103
13
Metro Traction Co.....
1154
116.
115
Manhsttan Elevated...
143H
14
143
Mexican Central Br...
12
11
Minn., St. P. A St. V..
ao nrererred. ....... .
Mlstonri PBClflc........
884
16
S9
88
M.. K. A t.. com.....
15
do preferred.,.,.....
New York Central...,.
Norfolk A Western, com
114T4
114
114
8614
6614
65 V
norm Amerioan. .......
n. x., ont. west...,
2014
Pennsylvania Ey . . . , ,
lis
f. u u, at u. co,....
Pressed Steal Car, com
do preferred.,...,.,.
Pacific Mall Steam. Co.
2714
40
26
40
Beading, com..,
ao la prererrea......
do 1st oref erred.,...
Rep. Iron A Stool, com.
ao prererrea
Bptk Inland, com......
do preferred.........
Southern Ry com.....
do oreferred i...
10
SO
48H
Southern Pacific.......
St. L. B. ., Id pfd.
d lat oref erred.....
81. Lis. W., com...
do preferred........ ,
Texa k Pacific..,.,,.
Tann. Coal A Iron....,
13
81 .
22
86
T., A L. A 8. W., cam.
do oreferred , .
Union Paclflc. com....
T4 T4 74
do preferred. ........
V. 8. Leather, com...
do preferred
TJ. 8. Rubber, com.....
do oreferred.........
IT, 8. Steel Co., com...
do preferred
Wheel, k L. B., com...
do 24 preferred
do lat preferred
Wisconsla Central, com
Western Union Tel...
Wabaah, preferred
American Sugar, common, ex-dividend of 1
per cent. - .. .
inrat saiea ror aay, lpo.BW snares.
Money, J per cent,
NEW YORK SUMMARY.
New York. March 4. Dow. Jones A Cs.'say
No war newa ot anv conseanenca. Independent
expect to follow united State Bteei aavane
in atMl aloe. Kirtv-nra roada for Jannarv aaow
an average net decline of 24.08 per cent; 42
roOlL.fjir-ittejuiira. .weex .01 a enmary-aoow -at
a vera ire rrosa decline of .18 Der cent. Rail
waya Bteei apringa aecisre a ainoenj 01 a
per cent on common. Delaware A Hudson re
port show a surplus, arier an aea uci ions, equal
to 1 per cent on stock, mere ie a ver
allaht demand for stocks In th loan crowd
Rome Indications of diaDosltion to coma to
gether smeng the miner and operators In th
soft coal fields. There bss been $1,250,000 In
fold sent to Argentina altogether. Th bank
net ta tb Mbtreasurr since Friday 81.091.0UO.
Twelve Infill" trials advanced .12 per cent: zo
rauroaaa aavancea .w per cent...
AKEXICAV STOCKS TJT LONDON,
London. March A 2 ' P. . Atchlsoa da
cltned , preferred advanced 14; Baltimore A
ttnio necunea vk; canaaian racinc aecunea Hi
Cheeaneak A Ohio unchanged: Chicago. Mil
waukee A St. Paul declined ; Denver Rio
Grande advanced ; Erie nnchknged; Illinois
Central declined ; Ioulavllle A Naahvllle de
clined ; Mexican Central declined ; Mis
souri. Kanaas A Texaa declined ; New York
central aavancea a; untario at western aa-
vanced u ; Norfolk Western aecllned hi
rennarivania aavancea ; Heaainc aecunea
, Ant declined ; Sontbern Psciflc declined
: Union Pacific advanced : United Stste
Steel advanced ; Wabasb advanced , pre
ferred declined ; Consols, 85, advanced 1;
rest uncaangea.
I0BT0V OOFPER ClOSE.
Boston. March 4. Copper cloaa wan
Bid.
Adventure ....................... 2
Atlantic , 7
Centennial 4.. 17
Victoria 8
Mohawk 86
Wolverine ......,.....,..... 4
United Statea 30
TODAY' CLIAEIEOB.
Tb Portland clearing house renort tndav:
Clearing ,..505.t7.B6
Balance 64,106.17
Carton rert Eaoelpts.
New York, March 4. Cotton port receipts to.
aay were; New ur leans, o.exi hales; ual
veston, 0,410 bale; Savannah, 87S bale.
INDEPENDENCE
NOTICB To Independence agency of The
Oregon Dally Journal I located at Th Ar-
caae uigar ntore oa v. street, where siibscrip.
tlons to Ml Dally, Seatl-Weekly and Weekly
journal wiu do iaea. ul,ikn uuhlii
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC
C (Journal Special Service.)
Independence), March 4. -It has been
authoritatively reported here that th
Southern Pacific will put on a regular
train between Corvallls and Portland,
passing through thla place early. In th
morning and returning In th evening,
If this should be done.it means much to
this side of the valley as It will give
the railroad connections which the val
ley has been so long trying to secure,
Heretofore the officials of the Southern
Paclflo have stated that they would place
suoh a service In operation a soon as
th traffic would warrant, but the paa
senger traffic was not enough to justify
th extra expense of the service and
they were giving fair service in that
they connected with - other tinea and
reached most of the principal cities on
th west side both for morning and
evening travel. But it la said that dur
ing the last six months the traffic has
been increasing very rapidly, mainly
due from th advertising that has been
done in eastern states and to the fact
that much property has been changing
hands and the district is attracting more
attention than was heretofore the case.
- During th last two years the hop
buslneag alone has increased to almost
double its former extent, while the
stock, dairy, fruit snd vegetable bust
neas la more than keeping pace with the
increase that la noticeable in other sec
tlons. In Polk county there has been
In th last, two yeara a very large sale
of excellent property. The magnitude
of the sales can hardly be estimated
without going to the records, but of
these sales a llttl Idea can be -gained by
considering that Krebbs Bros, invested
about IJ0.000. William J.1 Illff some
thing over 125,000. Dickinson and E. X
Roae each $16.000, . approximately, and
Mr. Brown 19.000. All of their places
are being -vastly Improved and on some
of them there is a large acreage of .hop.
These places are all along the line .of
h SnMih.ra xBrtf1n railroad, esav nf
access' for shipping- purposes and , rep
resent only few of the larger galea
that have been made in the county most
ot which are In this Immediate neighbor
hood. Small saies naver pern very nu
merous and It is estimated mat there
will easily be 800 acres of hopa placed
In the erround during the next year.
The dairy business has been keeping
rjace - with' the hop business and the
creamery here reports a large Increase in
the number ot cows and in the quality
6t cattle. The fine grade of goats, hogs
and Sheep la becoming well Known every,
where and these Industries, coming for
ward so rapidly, are doing much to
bring this county forward and tor. make
the Southern Pacific a larger-trafflo and
more extensive freight trade.
Five families of Oklahomans arrived
here the first of this week and it was
Impossible to get homes for them to lo
cat in, but two vacant houses were
found, to which they have moved until
they can secure permanent quarters.
They have a carload of material, com
lng- from the east and will locate here
as soon as they can secure proper ac
comodations. The Independence Im-
Drovement league haa beerv doing effi
cient work in securing these emigrants
from the east, and It was literature sent
out by the Jlarriman syndicate that
caused them to com to this place. G.
A, Hurley, who is the Secretary of the
league here, states that they were com
municating with him prior to their com
ing, and tbat he expects a much, larger
delegation from Oklahoma and from II?
Hnois. These new arrivals state that
they are communicating with some 60
families In the feast who are waiting
for mors complete reports before 'they
decide to leave for the weat.
Mrs. Ellen Robertson has sold her
residence to Mr. Hastings of this city.
The. residence is In one of the. beat local
ities in the city.
Mr. Dberson bought the Lyons resi
dence this week,
Walter Bmlth, the small son of Mr,
and Sirs. L. Smith, oftthls place, fell
and broke his shoulder blade. Th frac
ture waa quit severebut h is improv
ing.
rB0lllS.
Tony Noltner of Portland ts In the
cltyvlsttlng friends, v . ' ' ' r
D. U Keyt, a candidate for state sena
tor on the Republican ticket for this
county, waa hers on Thursday making
friends for the primaries, which Will
be held here soon. He halls from Dal
las.
Dr. w. C. Brown, a former dentist or
this place, will open a dental office in
Burns. Harney county, in a short time.
Edward Rosendorf, a former resident
of this place, is reported to be very
low with typhoid pneumonia in Philadel
phia, where he Is attending the medical
college. He graduated from the phar
macy course at tha Agricultural college
In Corvallts laat year, and was Juat
entering on a nine-year courss of study
In medicine. Mr. Rosendorf Is well
known here.
On of the pleasant social events of
this city occurred on Saturday evening
when the many friends of Miss May
Webster called at her Home and gave
her a surprise party. There were about
14 present, bringing with them appro
priate and beautiful gifts, and an en
joyable evening was spent
EUGENE
VOTIOI, Th Engsns agency ef The Ore-
En Daily journal is as ine oooaetor 01 Alien
Eaton, where subscriptions to go by aiaU
or carrier will be received. .
NON-PARTISAN TS
NAMED AT EUGENE
(Journal Special Service.)
Eugene, Or., March 4, -A convention
of -voters from the Third ward was held
last night in th city hall and George
B. Dorrls was nominated for council
man to be voted for at the city election
to be held on the first Monday In April,
This convention was held in accordance
with the new law which requires nomi
nations by convention to be, made 10
daya prior to th election; or II days
prior If the nomination Ms by petition.
Nominations In the other three wards
will be made tonight. An effort, was
made, to start th municipal campaign
along political lines, but it has resulted
In failure. Mr. Dorrls Is a non-partisan
favoring the licensing of saloons and
the candidates to be nominated tonight
will b on th same ticket It Is prob
able that the anti-saloon people will put
up a ticket
Xomstd Contest.
A. homestead conteat aae was beard
before United States Commissioner J. J.
Walton here yesterday. The case was
that of Bert Lemmon against Richard
P. McHenry, and th homestead in ques
tion lies just across the county line
from Lane In Linn county, In the Up
per Mohawk country. Failure to make
th place bis residence is th ground
on which Xemmon is contesting McHen
ry's right to hold the claim. Th tes
timony of about SO witnesses wss taken
and will be forwarded to th land office
at Roseburg. I T. Hsrrls appeared aa
counsel for Lemmon, and E. O. Potter
for McHenry.
To 8xtn4 wr. .
Th sewer committee of the city coun
cil hss taken steps to extend the Jef
ferson street, sewer, one of. th princi
pal sewers In the city, south from West
Eighth street a distance of several
blocks to accommodate a rapidly grow
ing section of th city and drain that
portion of a larg amount of surface
water In th wlntr tlm. City Surveyor
Collier is now at work surveying the
proposed line, and the city council will
take action on th matter at Its next
regular meeting. :
TaUs HaA Her Sors.
Miss Emma Workman of Marcola, 1)
miles northeast of Eugene, met with a
serious aooldent th other day. Th
young lady, accompanied by two friends,
was on her way on horseback to spend
th evening with a neighbor. In at
tempting to rid their horses across a
tram car trestle, Mias Workman's horse
became frightened and whirled around
on the track, throwing' her off to tha
ground, a distance of eight or ten feet,
the hore falling on her, No bones were
broken, but th young lady sustained
Internal injuries and she fs now in a se
rious condition.
Th Eugen Commercial club's bowl
lng team- is srranglng to hold a contest
on th local alleys Saturday night with
th Albany Alco club's team. Twice has
th Albany team lowered the local
team's colors. Th team Is made up ot
the following: A. J. Tolmte, captain;
H. A.' Dunbar, C. A. Wlntermeier, Web
ster Kincaid, Dr. F. M. Day and E. K.
Davis, . v . " .
REWARD'S RUMOR
BRINGS DOG BACK
A. Erlckson. proprietor of a large
north end saloon and gambling house,
haa recovered his lost dog, But whether
he paid to get the animal back he would
not state. But at any rate, when it was
rumored that, Erlckson would liberally
reward the finder of his pet, the dog
was speedily brought back to his mas
ter. "ltton't know who the man Is w,io
We Love You, and Sell You Cheap for Ccsh
FIVE BIG MARKETS I : 32
"OTnV'.'treetVhVoU P"H Cre.m Cheese, lb.
m- s lbs. Rice 38e
r Acrxrzo xabxet West Baker's Cocoa, can ' 'J. 20c
Park and Washington. Tel L S vocu, uiu ZLZT,
ephone, Main 1541. 3 Cans Cream...... ...... ....... 3J5C
albavt kabxet its 'quart Bottle Lucca Oil..; 2Bc
Flrat at Phone. Red 8224. jf. b$ Granuated SUSar.. $1
" 1" ."piL: Et Tit Choke Navel Orange, doz 15c
state xabxbt First and Maccaronl, Spagettl, Vermicelli,
MaiTm?1'- elePnone I 1Qo lb. or 3go a Box
PORTLAND PACK
i
i 1 ii i i
F. H. REEVES
CUT-RATE GROCER
Presnt this COUPON at our store and purchase goods to th
amount of ONE DOLLAR and we WILL PAY your STREETCAR
FARE both to and from our store and In addition will GIVE you a
beautiful PICTURE FRAME 26x26 Inohes, - providing you purchase
goods to th amount of TEN DOLLARS. r -
SEE WHAT WE ARE DOING
15c CAN MINCE CLAMS
10c CAN VAN CAMP'S SOUPS.
20o LB. SIIi. CREAM CHEESE, 2
11.86 BOX P. C. a CRACKERS,
a-., 1-"AJU a A-wIkAVJCU AOiJ, ata J
10O PKG. WASH POWDER, pkgs
60 BAR JUMBO SOAP, bars ........ r..
" 60 BAR SILK SOAP, S bars
40c GAL. SOUR PICKLES, SMALL
20o LB. HEINZ MINCE MEAT .......
40o BOX MACCARONI
avu vaii rivticjcn vrvcjiiu, a
1740 LBI' SINCLAIR HAMS
75c 6 LBS. SINCLAIR LARD
Ml-40 GAL. WOODLAWN MAPLE
SOo GAL. APRICOTS ,
20o LB. COCOANUT. lb. ...
26c 4 OZ. BOTTLE O. W. VANILLA
16C PKG. VIOLET OATS, J pkgs
Phone 1991. 627, 629 Washington St.
' ' v " ACROSS FROM EXPOSITION BUILDING.
LET YOUR
WIFE
If jrour grocery bills are too big. Watcn
ur ad. In The Journal every Monday
aud - rrlday and-eompare- the prices
quoted In them with the prices you have
been paying and then ask your wife
the question: "Can't we save money by
buying from Godfrey Brothers?" and
it's a 10-to-l-shot she will anawer
yes, and a sure shot once, she examines
the goods. . .
Fancy Packed Apples 75
Olos Starch .....................05
Washing Powder ..... 04
Wheat Starch
Soperla, for 25
Lemons, per dos 10
Oranges, navel, per dos ........ ..10
1,600 Matches .10
Jello. for .25
Energy. , ,...10
Olymplo Pancaka. Flouc the best
In the market, 4-lb package.,!. 20
Try It
Drop in and see us. It is no trouble
for us to show you our goods and price
them to you, If It Is in the market
you'll find it here and the quality will
be right.
Godfrey Bros;
nu tood axoozBs.
Tel. Main 1906. Opposite . O.
u BtrsiraxDa vs.
N.I.N0REN
Wheltule
ndleull
GROCER
394 East
Clay Street
VX01TB, UVXOjT S31.
I will sell you first-class goods ss low
as any house In the city.
1 sack best D. Q. Sugar 9S.80
10 lbs. Head Rica ................. ,40e
I lba. Navy Beans ............,,,.2Se
1 lb. good Tea .........,....18o
4 lbs. best Italian Prunes ...MM..tSo
2 lbs. good Roasted Coffee ...MM,..IS
( lbs. Codfish . ............lso
Best Sugar-Cured Ham, per lb. .....14o
13 bars Savon 8oap ............... .SSo
bars Jumbo Soap ................85
2 cans Mince Clams ........... ....SSo
1 box Maccaronl .................. .Bdo
60-lb. can Pure Leaf Lard 5.00
1 sack good hard wheat Flour ....91.00
Tree delivery ta any pari of the oity.
Eggs, per dozen 20c
JUNE CREAM ERT .60c
Dairy butter ....... .v..... 5o and 40o
Beat creamery 0c
Kest sugar-cured ham .... ......ISHo
Picnic ham , . , , So
Lard, 6-pound pall . ... : ........ . '.oc
All goods retailed at wholesale
prlcea Remember Saturday is chicken
"t
A GRANDE CREAMERY CO.."
za xamhlll Street.
Still Good
The prices quoted in our large ad. in
Monday's Journal atill hold good for
tomorrow i and Monday. Look' it up,
there were quoted some very low prices.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OU8 H.' HINNENKAMP. Prop.
Quick Delivery. - Phone, Main 287.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND MORRISON
brought me my ddg," said Mr. ErioV,son.
"All I have to say Is that I've got the
animal."' ..''-:-'. -
It la said the -dog was first located
In Duluth. by a Pullman car porter, who
promised to secure the animal, provided
Erlckson would pay. all expensr and re
ward the porter for his services.
New YorR Grocery
10
...25-?
.....35i
....fl.05
.i....,..15
25
.25
25)
35
,...10r
4 ...30
25
........... ....... .13'A
55
.,..,$1.15
w AVJuJAV e
cans .......
SYRUP
....,.-..........,.t.l5
.vv
.....s.20
.....................25
"SOT OmBAT, BTJT CXBAT."
START A SAVINGS
BANK ACCOUNT
With the money you save when yon
buy your Groceries here. Every week
. . uutiai. m UIU UltUH,,,
saved on your grocery bill bought here.
A comparison or prlcea quoted in this
ad.ireveryweearwin prove the above
assertion. We will call on you. or 'phone
you, every day for your order, if you
ueaire us n ao so. eaa these few
quotations. Goods all over the house In
same proportion:
20.
Can Baker's or Ghlrardelli's Cocoa.
tl.OO.
uauon can jrure Maple syrup. '
15.
Pound New Mapl sugar
30.
Sack Falcon Pancake Flour.
5.
Two-pound package H. O. Injun Bread
i . ; Flour.
5.
One-pound can Pork and Beans, with
. Tomato Sauce.
Tan tmftlAB finiii.v'i iaa
10.
Can St Charles Condenaed Cream
91.10 per dozen. .
. 25.
Two cans Table Peaches, Pears or. Aprt
oots. -
SO.
Pound Hoffman House Java and Mocha
Coffee.
$5.20.
100-pound sack Best Granulated Sugar.
FELLOWS
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74 wAssnt-axov ruet.
Telephone ICaia SB9.
A. J. FARMER
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
Third and Jetterson
You can save 20 per cent by dealing
with me. .
10-lb. box Crackers ....... .I0e
S-lb. box Crackers ,........,..,,..,aOa
1 IK riUm...... IA.
4 viiii.ipimu. ......... . .......
1 lb. Graham Wafers ,.1
1 cans Tomato ....... ........,,.2io
2 cans Lemon Cling Peachea .......2Sa
1 can Table Apricots ,..,....10j
1 pkg. Acme Health Koffe ...... ...lie
1 lb. Maple Sugar ...........ISo
t pkga. Ralston Oats ........ ...... lit
J box Macaroni - .16 J
lb. Shilling's Baking Powder .....J6a
1 lb. Royal Baking Powder ,iho
1 lb. Arm A Hammer Soda ........ ie
1 bar Naphtha Soap ............... lo
12 bars Royal Savon Soap ......... 2Se
I bar Baby Elephant Soap 2;e
Diamond C. Soap ............... .2Se
1 can Alaska Salmon ............... e
1 gallon best Sorgham .....80a
?lba. broken Java Coffee ....26
lb. good Engllah Breakfast Tea.... lie
Best sugar-cured hams, 1 lb. ....llVe
10 lbs. No. 1 Head Rice ,....404
1 lb. Gunpowder Tea ,..56o
1 sack best D. G. Sugar ........ ,.15 2
1 sack good Hard-wheat Flour...,
1 lba. Codfish . Ua
10-lb. pail pure Leaf Lar4 ,,.,.,..11 10
t-lb. pall pure Leaf Lard ...... ,.,,.C(a
lba. Golden Gate Soda ............ t!ta
3 lbs. Seedless Raisins ....... ,...2t
2 cans Sliced Pineapple ,,...2"a
2 bottles Snlder's Catsup ....... ..... 1J
4-gal. keg mixed Pickles .... . i . . . .76
Deliveries on East Side, Tuesdays
and Fridays.
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and wanting a, good dinner only
to eft down to a gHatly st-'
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