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i lnaciicn ent weekly Jouma , lwue.1 etery Tliurday
iiiornlnj by
JOXES & C J T AaSTCE Y,
Publisher nnd Prorrietor.
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IJnto of Sulncrlptlon.
me copy one year.
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Invartiilily
Cnli In AiIviiiht,
it hti i-hn-nt-r aulurri nl inns are vol paid till end
of year, fir tlollan tnft be charged.
n ....... l i.i.nlit Lnnun nil itmilifAtinn.
Kir Currcsiiondence from ull lurt ut tue country
A?l'jreM Ml conimunl-atlons to the O it eiion Scout,
Union. OreKoti
OFFICIAL DIKKCTOttY.
UNITED 8TATI2S.
1RE-IPF.ST-I!etijanila Harrison of Inillana.
HECKETAllV OK STATU -JllllMM U. V.U lie of Maine.
Skcbetaiiv ur Tim TiiBAiUKV William Windom
SecHETAUV or WAU KeilfleH Proctor of Vermont.
Sec it eta n r or tub Nav Iteiijiiula I. Tincy of
New York. . , , ,,.,. .
SECP.ETAr.v or the lj.TKnioii-JoIitin.N-.liIe or
.Missouri. . ,
Postm AST er-G EN E HAL John W uuamnktr of Penn-
ATTUKShvOKNEKAL-W. II. H. Miller of Inillana.
Secrhtarv or AiiuicULTUHE-Jeienilali Kusk of
Wisconsin.
STATE OP OHEOtlN.
Senators, 1 j! n.'dolni.
(J. II. M
1 J. N. Do I
MlTf-HV.I.I..
Congressman, - - iiiniii-.ii iiekma.-..
Governor. - Svi.vkstbu l' SJ.OVKK.
Secretary of State, - Oc.oliiiE . McHiilDR.
State Treisurer, - - - (., . ii I. Ml.
.Superintendeut of Public Instruction. K. 11. Mi-IIlkov.
UtSl'rmter. - - -
Supreme Judge j
SIXTH JUDICIAL
Circuit Juntos,
Trosecutlnu Attorney
DISTKIOT.
j M. I), rurrniti)
1 James A. Fee.
0. P. Hype.
COUNTV OP UNION.
State Senators,
Representatives,
Judge
Sheriff,
Olerlc,
Recorder
Treasurer,
School Superintendent,
Surve)or, - :
Assessor,
Coroner,
Commissioners,
( J.
W. Nokval.
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I. II. P.ai.ev.
f John McAi.iteii.
I J. A. Wr.imiT.
I. N. SANIlEltf,
.). T. llOI.l.ES.
TUHNKK OLIVER.
J. S. Elliott.
E. U. Drain iti.
H. 8. Straniik.
J. L. Uurtis.
J. I). (JUILH.
Jokl Weaver
i William Armh.h.
I John McDonald.
CITY OF UNION.
Mayr, .... J W .KESNMlV.
lleoordcr, .-- - 0. L. 11mki-.hi.ke.
Marshal. .... Aiini Jmi.NsoS.
Street Commissioner, - - N. r. rirKLlN.
COUNCILMEN.
It. P. Wilson. J. H. Coniu.v.
J. S. Ellioit. A. K. Jones.
J. M. Oahiioi.l. H. A. l'fltSKL.
LODGES.
UNION LODGE. No I. O. O. F., MKKTrf EVERY
Friday evening at 7:30 o clock .,..
ii M. KAbl. i, l
0. S Miller, Secietary.
GIIANDE llONDE I NCAMPMENT, No. 11, 1. O. O.
P.. meet! ou the tirst and third Tiic-ulsja in each
mooth. O. 8. M1LLK11. C. P.
J. II. Thompson, Scribe.
.GRANDE RONDE VALLEY LODGE, No. 56, A P. k
A. M., meets on the second an I fourth SHturdajs
every month. E. W. DAVIS, W. M.
It. II. Brown, Secretary.
GRANDE RONDE VALLEY CHAPTER, No. 20 . It.
A. M., meets tirst a d third 'I i:.-V"J t?ic,i.,"t;llVi'
W T. Wl. OUT, M. E. II. P.
Tl'RNEB OLIVER. Secretary.
BLUE MOUNTAIN LODGE No. 23 K. OP P
me,t3 every Wednesday ewnii. Q Q
Tfn.NER Oliver, 1C of R. & S.
TUESTON POST. No. 18. G. A U MEETS EVERY
tWnl Saturday la VmKWol
Oeoroe Heininoer, Adjutant.
CHURCHES.
The Methodist Ejilscoial Church holds services at 11
A. M. ani 7 ,-. M. J c Mouuls Iastor
Services are held at the Presbyterian Church at II A,
a. and 7 r. M. of eaca n,ay; avanvbi VMtof
PUOFESSIONaL cards.
J W. SIIELTON.
J. M. CARROLL.
SHELTON & CARROLL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ofilce two doora aouth of Postolllce,
Union, OreKiin.
Special attention given to all business entrusted to us.
Jt. EAK1N. J- A. EAKIN, Notary Public.
R. EAKIN & BRO.,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Union, Ori'Kon.
Prompt' at'entlon liald to .llectlon.
DR. E. N. NORTH,
worn anu hi
)l)lr-Mali St., Utiliin. Or.
W. E. BROWNELL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
r.lRlnt Orcjjoii.
omoe at CDy Drug Store.
-mi
1. N. CROMWELL, M. D.,
HYSICIAN !AND SURGEON,
Offle eoe door wutb ot Summer I Layue'i iwre,
L'nlou, Orvicoii,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Has the fluest antithetic for fJ .VnMI thS
i. Yin Vniwu to the i-rofeslon ill practice in an ino
LmncheVSf mKluatftry BlUer and, Kold ork a
.'(.. r. or Leeiu always uu iiki.m. -
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JASPAR G. STEYENS, Proprietor,
-DEAI.KR IN-
PURE DRUGS,
Patent pdieines,
Perfumery, Paints and Oils.
I'ri'Rrrliitlons Carefully- l'roimrui!.
-ALSO DEALER IN
SPORTING GOODS,
-CONHISTINO OF
Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols
Cartridges.
and
Importod and Domestic Cigars, Etc.
Montreal Saloon
Ed Remillard, Proprietor.
If you want a refreshing ilrlnk or a good cigar, drop In.
Ililliard and pool tables for the accommodation of
cuxtoiuer.
Gopnaeopia Saloon.
William Wilson, Proprietor.
The Finest of Wines, Liquors
Cigars Always in Stock.
and
First-class billiard table. Drop In and bo sociable.
For Information About the South
-ADDRESS WITH STAMP.
The Official Immigration Deparlment
-OF-
FIFTEEN SOUTHERN STATES,
CARL ROI1IN60N, Secretary,
IUleifc-h. N. C.
DnionTonsorialParloFs
GEORGE BAIRD, Proprietor.
Shaving, Hair-Cutting and Shampooing In
the Lasest Style of the Art.
Hhoii two doors south of the Centennial hotel.
Give
me a call.
City Meat Market
Main Struct, Union, ()r'Kn.
BENSON BROS., Proprietors,
kekp niSKTANTLV OS UAND
Beef, Pork, Yeal, Mutton, Sausage, Hams,
Lard, Etc.
PIIOFESSIONAL CAHDS.
E. BROOKS, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
Island Vity, rctrn.
l'romnt nttentlon Eiven to all profes
sional calls, day or ulRUt.
M. D1TTEBRANDT, M. D
Physician and Surgeon,
i:i(,-ln, Oregon
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fW All calls vrmPu aueuueu iu, uj
or night.
T. McNAUGHTON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Kllfln. Ort'ifun.
All IU promptly ttf wlwl to day or nl
WILLIAM KOENIG,
Architect and Builder,
Cove, OrcBon.
Draft. plu nd iMtat Iot JwoUlogl n4 Ulilgo
ITUE PACIFIC COAST.
A
Pot-Pourri of Occidental Oc
currences. Considcratile Talk at Colfax, Wash., Over
the Fraudulent Proving Up on
Government kind.
John Mile?, one of the Spoknne Falls
cattle thieves who was shot by Shunll
Pugh, is dead.
I,. M. AVajiiiLT, a jeweler at Txs An
eeles. elaims to have been mysteriously
robbed of $H.000 worth of diamonds.
After February 1 the "curfew" ordi
nance will be enforced in Vancouver,
and all boys on the street after 8 p. ni.
will be arrested.
United States Senator Mitchell seems
to have had hut little opposition to his
return to Congress at the hands of the
Oregon Legislature.
Mrs. M. A. Gnnther of llanford, Cal.,
has been allowed '80a by the govern
ment for depredations committed by the
Southern Utes in ISSo.
Two prisoners escaped from the Olym
pia jail last week. The jailer discovered
the break just in time to prevent eight
other prisoners from escaping.
Counterfeit 25-cent pieces bearing date
of 18SS are in circulation at Albuquerque,
N. M. The spurious coin stands the test
of acid, but the ring is very ileatl.
The property of the defunct Los An
geles Tribune fold for ,fl,:500. The press
was not bid on. Not enough was real
ized to pay the printers and reporters.
C. L. Mast of Horseshoe Hend, Mari
posa county, Cal., has built a foot bridge
over the Merced river. It is 300 feet
long, made of wire cable one and onu
half inches in diameter.
The abandonment of Fort Lowell,
seven miles east of Tucson, has been or
dered bv the Secretary of War. The
citizens of Southern Arizona see trouble
ahead with the Indians if the older is
executed.
Six sf5 counterfeit gold coin pieces
were presented at the postollice in Spo
kane Falls one day last week. The coun
terfeit is not well milled, and can be de
tected by an examination of the figures
upon them.
While men were discharging the cargo
nf I'limied Hiilmon of the steamer Danube
nr. Victoria. It. C. the niles under the
w-imrf imvh wav. throwing men and
iMirtrn intn the water underneath. Four
men are known to have been killed.
There is considerable talk in Colfax,
Wash., over the fraudulent proving up
of parties on government land. One case
is oositivelv known where final proof
ii-nu nun li nn it iiro-omntion claim Dv a
nnrfv u-llfl lliul not tllKt'Il OUt HIS 1UUU-
ralization papers.
Captain Lavender of the scaling
schooner Ilenrv Dennis hu sued the
owner- of the vessel at Seattle for $2.1125.
Tim ivintnin and crew were to receive
one-half the furs, and after paying for
the vessel the captain was to havo n
fnnrtli interest in the schooner. This is
I w hat he now sues for.
The Jewish people of Seattle have per-
studvand librarv rooms.
Tho edifice will have'a gallery capable of
seating 400 or 500 persons.
A railroad corioration has been formed
at Spokane Falls to build a road to run
through the Columbia Valley to the
to some pointon the Columbia river near
that place.
It is reported at tho odiec of the geo
detic survov at San Francisco that .Mr.
Itussell of tho Frank Leslie's AiasKn ex-
ploring party will return to Alasica 11
ti,e 8,)rjg and make explorations witi
will return to Aiasica in
i
as
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the service demands. It is also reported
timt i." .1 (Mave. who niiido the descent
of the Allsegh river last seasonjn Alaska,
will come out in the spring ana mane
further explorations in tho region of
Mount St. KliiiH.
E. J. Baldwin's suit in the United
States Circuit Court at Ixs Angeles
a"ainst the Southern Pacillc railroad for
damages caused by tho burning of his
wheat crop bva spark from a locomotive
was decided against him, it being shown
the spark was from a Santa Fe locomotive.
A motion for a new trial on the ground
that if the tire was caused by the lessee
tho lessor is liable was refused. The po
sition of counsel for the railroad coin
..anv fimt ihn lessor was not liable for
tho acts of the lessee unless the relation
I -i. i.. .1 i.t,.u .1.-.. Tilun.l.wl wiik HtiMtitinrMl.
muji mm iuvio"'i
publishetl statement is made that
John O. Hall, formerly oi tno law nru
of Hall A Bodgers of San Francisco and
trustee of the estates oi .lonu uawiuy
and Marvin A. Baldwin, deceased, has
confessed to tho embezzlement of sums
aggregating alwut $150,000, which ho lost
dealing in stocks. It is stated that the
Ilawley and Baldwin estates aro in
volved to tho extent of f 10,000 each;
that the French Savings and Ix)an Soci
ety was induced to loan him $12,000 by
means of false abstracts of title on prop
erty of his already mortgaged, ami that
other partieH were victimized by similar
abstracts and other means to tho exU-nt
of from $1,000 to $7,000. It la stated
ti.nf lii mtvilved to commit suicide, but
was persuaded to await trial on the
chnrgeB which may bo brought against
htm,
fected arrangements lor ine erecuou oi a
Bvnagoguo in that city. Tho building
will be 50x80 feet, witli a basement of
liripl- which will be used for Sunday-
mouth of Spokane river; tnence inrougn
tho Bit; Bend country to Wallula Jun. -tion,
where- it will connect with tho
TTninn and Northern Pncillc and thence
EASTERN ITEMS.
The Mt.Carmel Air Ship Said to be
a Success.
A New York Hanker Arrested for Sending
Lottery Circulars Through the
United States Malls.
Governor Hill of New York, it is said,
has come out as a protectionist.
The estimates for 1501 place tho reve
nues at :WG,0C0,000, against $-10:5,000,000
for IS'.iO.
One dnv Inst month the United States
pension limit at Topeka, Kan., paid out
$1,475,0S8.
Tho suar trust has been reorganized
under the name of the American bugar
Refining Company.
AlMs.-aehusetts hospital physicians are
well satisfied with the result of their ex
periments with lymph.
It is said a trust has been formed of
oatmeal mills, representing So per cent.
of the total output ot tne country.
A i-ntiii'ninb eontainintr manv petrified
remains of human beings is reported to
have been discovored near (.iainesville,
Tex.
A recent, wind storm straightened tho
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spire oi t reier s cnurcn in juuuiu-
town, l a., which was uem. uy u sniuiai
storm in 1820.
("JiMirr.il Milledue L. Itonham of Colum
bia, S. C, is a self-confessed defaulter to
the amount of $5,000. Ho promises to
make restitution.
The Directors of tho Distilling and
Cattle-Feedim: Company declared a
monthlv dividend of one-Halt oi I per
cent, at New York.
Some of tho principal savings banks
of New York announce that beginning
with the new year they will increase the
interest allowed depositors.
finvnrnmont expenditures for the past
siv n nnths were in round numbers $200,-
000,000, or $25,000,000 inore than for tho
corresponding period in loon.
A citizen's committee of fifty has been
formed in Philadelphia to secure good
municipal government and puiify elec
tions and local politics generally.
TIip ice in tho Susnuehanim river has
gorged below Wilkesbarre, Pa., blocking
the channel, and is aa menace to the peo
ple living along tne lino oi inn river.
K.mimi Ahhnttii short time before her
death erected a monument over her hus
band's remains that cost nearly $100,-
000. Her estate is valued at if-'.uuu.uuu.
While Police Inspector Ilawley was
leaving the legislative hall at Denver he
was shot through the auoomen uy nui
ley McCoy, one of tho toughest charac
ters in the city.
It is reported that the new smelting
works being erected at Bulliilo, N. Y.,
aro without questkiii being put up under
the auspices of tho Calumet and Heck
Mining Company.
There were 10,2:10 deaths in New York
in 1800. Of the-o 5,-l(i8, or more than 1!5
per cent., were caused by consumption,
and 1,250 by diphtheria, while only two
wero charged to smallpox.
lid ward II. Homer, a Now York
banker, has been arrested for sending
lottery circulars through the mails. The
arrest was made on tho stremith of in
dictments found against tho prisoner in
Springfield, 111.
Tho Boston and Maine and Fiichburg
rato war has ended, and now tarill's aro
issued. Second-class rates to Chicago
are advanced by tho Fitchburg to $15,
and the Boston and Maine retains the
old differential of $1.25.
Tho New York Hoard of Health is at
tending vigorously to tho duty of seeing
that people who live in apartment
houses are kept sufficiently warm. It is
a cold winter tor the very poor.
Tho travel over the Brooklyn bridge
increases so fast that Chief Engineer
Martin says there should bo at least two
more bridges built across the East river
in order to meet tho wants of tho near
future.
t nof week iho lirincipal operation on
the Hudson was temping snow in order
to got at the ice. There were alwut four
teen inches of snow to remove, and it is
estimated that it costthecompaniesover
$10,000 to do it
riw, Mmiliuttan Club of New York has
turned tho roof garden on its new cluli
house into a skating rink. The water is
let in and allowed to freeze, a mi nan in
corridor of tho clubhouse is
hoisted whenever there is skating on tho
roof.
riw, nitv nf Memphis. Ten ii.. which
was formerly noted for its unhealthftil
nosB, has been improved in an extraordi
nary degree, partly by a lietter system of
sewerage, butchiollyby a supply of pure
wntor. winch is dorivou jrom arieuiiui
wells.
if in learned that tho negotiations
which have Iwen ponding between New
foundland and tho United States for
preferential trade relations havo fallen
ilirniK .ii ii h tlm remit of representations
made to tho innorial government by the
Canadian Executive.
A model of the now air ship of tho
Mount Carmol Aeronautic Company, ca
i)ablo of carrying two passengers, iHcom
plbtod and works successfully. It will
bo taken to Chicago and exhibited. The
ship, with us propellers, rudders, etc.
is thirty feet In length.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Hank of Hngland Maintains Its
Kate of Discount.
The Sultan Protests Vigorously Against the
Proposed l:rencli Kxpedition
Against Ghadames.
There is talk of a big harlor at the
mouth of the Elbe river in tlerniany.
It is said that the tourist season brings
.1,000,000 vearly into Switzerland.
Advices from Venezuela show that
country to bo enjojing an era of great
prosperity.
Nine Israelites wero returned to tho
Italian Chamber of Deputies at the re
cent election. ,
The lowers will hold an international
congress in Switzerland during tho year
to discuss anarchism.
The Buddhists of Japan propose to
establish a bank in order to obtain funds
for tho propagation of their religion.
It is reported that tho crews of many
vessels in the Elbe have become alarmed
at the danger from floating ice, and havo
abandoned their ships.
The report of tho Italian Department
of Agriculture shows that tho crops in
Italv during the past year were tho larg
est harvested for many years.
The Queen Uegent of Spain sent tho
l'opo as a Now ear's present a enno,
which, when taken by tho handle, will
rain a shower of gold at ins leet.
Tim London TeleL'raph sys Homo
Ilule is dead, and invites Gladstone and
hi fiillnu-cru to recoiTtiize tho fact. Tho
Telegraph is a Conservative Journal.
Tho co-oporative societies of Great
Britain number over tiOO.OOO members.
For the vear 1880 their sales wero $183,-
500,000, and their profits 17,000,000
,,,,wi.,.
An English company is working a sil-
vermine m lsouvni which y ens more
man ; uu ounces 10 ine ion, wnnu ii:ui
niens of almost puro silver are met with.
Lord Lvinington's mansion at Hurst
burne Park, England, and the contents
of his priceless library, together with
some of the most valuable works of art,
havo been destroyed by fire.
Tho Duke of Bedford, who died re
cent v. was an active member of tho
Cremation Society, and his lody accord
ing to his express'ed wish will bo incin
orated at Working.
UeHctiinir narties have succeeded in
reaching the island of Sylt, off tho coast
of Schleswig, where tUo utmost misery
ban oxisted. owini: to tho ico blockade.
Many of tho people were without food or
fire.
Tim Gnsliiiht and Coko Company, op
nrntini' in London, has been fined 100,
with costs, for a deficit of one-candle
noivcr in the illuminating power of tho
company's gas during a recent foggy pe
riod. Ixird Salisbury has warned tho British
South African Company that its occupa
tion of Massikisso is an infringement
upon the modus Tivendi with Portugal,
and that it must withdraw at once from
that district.
The Bank of England has decided to
maintain its rate of discount in conse
quence of tho demand for gold from Hol
hmil niul Brazil. There is a larco do-
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liiniid from Simin also for money in the
open market.
Tho Municipal Council of Athens has
lecidnd to make a formal appeal to tho
British government for tho return of tho
the maroles of tho Parthenon and to
convey an expression of thanks to Fred
eric Harrison.
Tho German covernmcnt has decided
that in the future it will always accept
tho lowest tender for supplies of iron or
steel, whether tho metal is of homo or
foreign inaiiuiacluro.
Privato individuals may now oxcavato
antinnities in Egypt on tho condition
that hall oi wnat iney discover guen iu
tho museum, tno inner Having a
imr
cliiim in unv uninuo obiects.
. .. I. f. .,). I.'ouf ofnlnu flint. in-
gineers surveying the line for U,e pro-
III 1IIMI1 IIUIII L1IU iiittlV UVIIVU kiiHV w
prosed railway in too noiy j.anu ru m-
.' i. i fiw. ..mnntatiiH imiiin.
WI1IK 11L lllUniTIt 111 ItlWIuimMt"
.i!..i..i.. n... c..n ni finlllM..
umiui, -..w.h.u. w.-v..w.
inooiimiu m ii-..u w . r.110; "?
til tt..li :.. -v tirntnut iliir.l
?ffi& "'tel F
tween Tripoli and Soudan and claimed
to bo within tho territory of the Sultan.
A committee of Panama shareholders
has devised a schoino to forward work
on tllO cailll . iV huccch,iuh iji milium
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lotteries is proposed, me government
will ask tho Chamber of Doputies to
sanction tho schoino.
Acenrdinif to tho reports of tho Exciso
Commission tho crop of tobacco in Euro
pean Russia amounted this year to 4,400,
491 poods, of which tho Provinces of Lit-
t nHiiBs a v e dl.7bo.b67.tuia those oi
tho southwest lOH.Olil poods.
Advices from India Htato that an ex
nedition is being prepared to advance
mm iiiwi. the notorious Black Mountain
eliiof. llashim All. who refuses to sub-
iii t to nrlt sh authority aim recently
murdered two native soldiers of tho
British army.
Kuboi'stein has resigned as director of
the musical conservatory of bt. Peters
burg. The alleged reason is that tho
Emperor returned no answer to a com
munication sentbv Itubenstein formulat
ing a scheme for the reorganization of
tho conservatory.
It is announced that tho Argentine
government has agreed to buy outright
tlm ititnnoM AvreH Driiiiiju'o nnd Water
Works for 0,750,000 inGpercont.bonds,
with tho stipulation that the company
shall flnisli the works according to their
original contract.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Wheat Tho market is steady, with a
moderate demand. Quote: Valley,
$1.22iv(iH.25; Walla Walla, $1.12
1. 6. The English cargo market is re
ported quiot but steady. Liverpool spot
wheat opened and clos'ed rather easier,
and futures wero generally lower at tho
close. Eastern markets "aro dull and
easier.
Floor The market is steady. Quote:
Standard, $3.80; Walla Walla, $3.00
H0 per barrel.
Oats The market is firm, and still in
good demand at present prices. Quoto:
White, (50c per bushel.
Millstukfs Quoto: Bran, $21 ; Shorts,
$22.50; Ground Barley. $:J2.50; Chop
Feed, $25 per ton; Barley, $1.25Ql.oO
per cental.
Hay Quoto: $1018 per ton.
Vuoktaiilus Quoto : Cabbage, $1.25
1.50 per cental; Cauliflower, $1 per doz;
Celery, 50c per dozen ; Onions, 23.(3c
per jiound ; Carrots, $1 per sack ; lieets,
$1.50 per sack; Turnips, $1 per sack;
Potatoes, $1.0001.10 per cental; Squash,
$2 er peontal.
i urns rue market is weaK. vjuoie:
Uiverside Oranges, $3 25; Navels, $-1.75
5.00 per box; Sicily Lemons, $5.50y(.0O
pur case; rears, ic per pound ; Appies,
Ii0fei85c per box; Pineapples, $3.504.0U
per dozen; liananas, sfoQS-i per duiicii.
Quinces, $1.25 per box.
Nuts Quoto: uainornm wainuta.
I7'..c; other varieties, 13c; Peanuts, 12c;
Almonds. 17c; Filberts, 1415c; now
Brazils, 20c per pound; Cocoanuts, $1 por
dozen.
t Ciikksk The market is steady. Quoto:
Oregon, 13(Sl4u; California, V(t$wc;
Young America, ncaioc por pounu.
Birrn:u Tho market is steady and tno
demand good. Choice lots sell readily,
wnjjH .oor g00ja ,xro imrj to soil at any
m.juo Quote: Oreeon fancy creamery.
4042e: fancy dairy, 37ee; fair to
treed. 27;30c; common, 2025c per
pound.
Koos Tho market is firm, and aro
more plentiful. Tho warm weather
seems to have inado tho hens lay more:
hence tho market is being overstocked
with Oregon produce. Tho market is
also full of Eastern stock. Trices will
l1l,llmu.-l (Innfrt.
.'j.torn. 22 per dozen.
Oregon,
I.;)U,;rnvTho nmrketisalitt
littlo firmer.
Quoto:
Geese,
Chickens. $5.00: Ducks. U(n8;
$1)10 per dozen ; Turkoys, 14c
per pound.
IIoi-s Tho market is Bteady.
Quote :
35c. per pound.
Wooir-Tho market is firm. Quote:
Vallov, lti20c; Eastern Oregon and
Walla Wa'la, 10(3100 per pound.
Hiduh Tho market is dull, liuoto:
Dry Hides, selected prime, 808jC, o
less lor culls: irreon. Loleoted. over 55
pounds, 4c; undor 55 pounda, 3c; Sheep
Bolts, short wool, 3050e; medium, on
80c: long, Wees!.!); sneariuiKo,
20c; Tallow, good tochoico, li(6yac par
.Nails uaso quotations: imii,
r ..o.
Steel, $3.30; Wiro. $3.j)0 por keg.
Siioi' wuoto: ifi.o per buuu.
Tlin MerclinnilUo Mnrknt.
Suiiar has fallen Me, nnd dealers look
for further declines. Tho markets aro
well supplied, which keep up with tho
demand.
Coal Oil Quoto : $2.So per caso.
Kick Quote : $0.25 per cental.
Pioklks Quoto: $1.25 5s; l.l03a.
CitANiiKimiKs Quoto : Capo Cod, $U
1)USAi;rQuoto: Liverpool, $17, $18, $19;
stock, $110? 12 per ton in carload lots.
Cokkkh Quoto: uosta iv.ca, .sou,
Itio, 25c; Arbucklo's, roasted, Mo
per pound.
Bkans Tho markot is firm. Quote:
Small Whites, .c; Pink, 3c; liayos,
4?.c; Butter, 3&c; Limas, Oo per
KlIOAUS THO inarKOt in nun. vuuw
Golden O. 5c; extra 0,5.0 ; dry gran
ulated, G)c; culx) crushed and povr
dored, do per pound.
Duiku Fnurrs mo marnoi, m
Quoto: Italian Prunos, ivw, iu
tito and German Prunes, 10c por pound;
UaiBins, $2.50 per box: Plummor-dned
Pears, 10llc; sun-dried and factory
Plums, ll12o: evaporated Peachos,18
20c: Smyrna Figs, 20o; California Figs,
0c per pound. ,
riAKKitnUnons Markotsteady. Quote:
Table fn,Uf,, $2.00. 2s; Ponchos, $2.50;
Hnrt ett Pears. riums, i.to.
Kli-mirluirrloH . '2.ri ) : U hemes. (iQ.OU:
Ul'lllfT u.ivmi , . t
Blackberries, $2; IPles $,.oo ;
rincuiiim-o, "i'" , 1 ,, ' "
frnit. AHwnrted.1.50 nertlozon ; Peacnea,
(w"- - . .
i r;ri Plu itiH. 1 .25 : BlaclclHirries, i.t
r . " xh. .t,.l,l..B. Corn. 1 .25
'i r.n nnllm' to cma tv: Tomatoea.
I LT UU&UUt T vkwmm.v . w-..., t -
S BuTgar
Peas, $l.t()l.0;
RirliK.lteans. Ul.lOpcrdozon. l'ishtbal-
mon. $1.25(3)1.50; sardines, 80c$1.00;
lobsters, 23; ?8tr?. 1;M3.26 per
dozen. Condensed milk : Eagle brand,
$8.25; Crown, $7; Highland, $0.75;
Champiou, $0 per case.
Tliti Meat IMurkuU
Tho market Is steady. Quoto:
Beef Live. 3M(i3)c; dressed, Gc.
Mutton Live, 84o; dreeood, 7
HOgB 1.IV6, ldaoyiiO; urennou, oiu
Veal 58e per pound.
KMOKKI) Ml! ATS AND LAHP.
Tho market is firm. Quotations: East-
era HaniB, JU.asiac; "reuKiusi. im
eon, lOVjQUo; Sides, 9210c; Lard.BO
lie per pounu.
Tho Houho Committee on Public
Buildings and Groiuidi has authorized a
favorable report on tne uiu increasing
to $2,000,000 the final limit of tho cost
of tho San Francisco public building. A.
favorablo roport has been ordered to tno
Senate on tho bill appropriating for the
purchase of u site $l,200,uuu.
The King of Sweden desires to present
medals to tho uaptain anu crow oi uiu
iTnltcil States shin Baltimore, which
conveyed ti o romalnsof the late Captaiu
Ericsson to Sweden last year. A bill law
been presented toCongroB to permit tlm
I acceptance of tho medals.