- .rrfsf?'.,j ASIANS' DANdKR Hi il( NOW W1TH A FAMINE. THREATENED -1 I 4 r,((. Million and lh a..t .. 1. 1. . ' V '""" - ..... u .o- M,.w oa . ...l...llll. VI """"1 - O"'" ....itri aoem to quiet- '" im and w A"lo ,roy- f'wu KU 4uW"Lrebeglu.l to forme- baveruaw. i in """"' u,,mB ,1, :",h, ll,r,:"u ? ,lr of llw loot during (he ; "'. I .li.t.irbai.oe BAYS COHDETT IS A COWARD iitv ... .v.uta w P" . .1 Martin Julian. (Lima rila.liiin.oi.a hauiploit uf Hi H or lil. Philadelphia, Nov. SU. A litl4r from MaiUu Julian, manager for Pita aiininnua, wu received In thia city to night. It la dated Houau.n, Tin. Jullmi charge Corbctt with cowardice, mul aaya Jului Koeuau, uf Nmw York, ia ail enemy of Kllaalminnna. lit) aid: "Ai regarda Pltaaliiiuu.iia oriwaing the Hue and going to Hut rlpriiiga, I will any thut It wu utterly li.iponaiblo to aafcly trim anywhere. The entire twu h guarded, n (I we could tint 1 without being killed, aa wore made to u. Iu wilt 111 u thut I have already Well InfoniiiM i""41"""1 "otii Niitiiiiii.weigni aim . .. liuuiK tl.ri.uuh heavy-weight (ihailiploinimpa 01 the KXTIIA (lUAItU SHU'S AMBASSADORS AWAITING THE SULTAN'S REPLY. Whan It la lUuolvcd Aoolh.r lie Will II II.M y " pulaii ew ... .aUim ulam i world for KllxalinuiDiia, who III the i""" "'"'- .i.... i- ..i i i.... vt.. -i - mi ooo.uou. miiif""' . - .lone at IftO.UOll.wuu, i"V" .", itl.a er 40.001). Of ,gZ Armenian ..tt.n.U... .eeiiia K"od ",",M,U (,,r Mivy' tl.a irtuMrty ilwitroywi, hid U ll. ' ' .'. .11 tl. tor. i .f Vl pii " - in fur or ml - ..imUtoiI . . , U. l'.llte OOllllHt- llu, 1 , mo onliilou uihiu th WlWt NT 0ml, WHU t CHHUig of ""rl'fr.ill. .M-urw '""' '"' A' ,r,"",t c4,u,m"V"" i'' rw tZ ul,,,,,i"K """'"i1 .. .ii.iri'.'W. l,',,, i1 . iMr rUii.U nmily to dxf.tud lxith titl Httl"t th world, mid nil comnm, pro vldthK U1.7 Imi white nicii, for from $.Voo l It o.ooo, firm ooiuu llritt 'rvl. "Hhould Mr. Htwrt full to dm Corlx'tt out of th lioln Iiii ImHuowardly oruwli'd Into, then KltJiiiiiitn.UH will I hi uuljr too )lHMid to Unlit Mulmr or mijf other iiiMU IivIhk. To furtlmr how how wlllitiK w me for a llht, 1 will .iv Ilm wlw'tion of rvf.ir.'O to Hliittrliiid t'orlHitt. I will bikii r tl. l.'i hliiiilfold.td. If t'ir.dilt wi.uu , U jirovu ho I not oowrd, ha will mv wpt HtiiHrt' olT.'r for Unlit lienr Kl Taw) fur iuriw of 10,000, whlfh ho iiint. to .livlilo WwtMili th two IIK'U TUHF TOPIC3. Hiirvcy Krii. Ht liiw 1iim-1 tho Polut llrm-zo inick ut I'liiliidiili.hlH. (.Mimdiiiii h(irm iiiut lit future be rnKiHK ro.1 with the Movt-ruiiieut, Tim CoumwiI (N. H. ) p'ie re o. inii to build K'kkI mile trm k lu pin. of the priiM iit hHlf uillo ring now uh.1 hj tlituii. It In chnrK'l ""Ie J OfiJi, rcHintly wiuiuot Ki'imliw, mid thut he did not dimine owmiridilput the hid of ,400. Dihmhiu Joe Dukkud. who, toother u.i.1. i.iy him Foam. wu ruled off dur- iI.m -nrini mmailiK t Dotroit, hul " Umii roiiiHliitux Fly Wh.id. tt Krundly bred one by Onwnr.l. out of Nmicy U, the dam 'f Nancy lluuk, wuh killod in a ruilroad uc. xl. iit in Hh'xle IrtiMMti mn-ntly. Tho MiiHMdiumttH tnuk uiunmje txint noticin prolilDltliiK nor PltlLN KS TO TH E FItONT THEY HAVE BROUGHT RETURNS THIS YEAR GOOD llonffr-tr- nlilloa of III l'iwr muA Joint Not l rira In Autwt, (mHtnntinoplH, N. 27. The nmln nii.wttou now bollltf di0UHnll bttWOin the porte mid repreeeuUtlvei of the uowir li the d.iiiiMiid of Oreat HrlUiu, ltiily, HuhhU end Auntrln for flrmiiiij for tiiiHHHue throuuh the l)rdullt of Uiut to llO Utt0llll tO ilmlr r.,ix,tlvn umbuHHliill. While ad niititnu thut tho ijowern nowmiui tho nulit to he two uuard ehlna na'h in i i i ... ru.lialfl.irH Hie iwwiiimrouii, mo - ; j",nl - . , - . . .., ,.,i .v,u ,ir.,..,d inoreane of the nnm-1 ,...riii on tho truck during the puim.u U. ..f fr.,li.i war vihiwiU thore undor i cv f a ruc iiuIcjih tiny are nturt.TK. preevnt coiidition. might ot" the J. K. Hi'iigruiu, the uilllioimire Hporw- miin of Cuinuiu, won ." - K.w MothmU In llnnnlitj-Hotiio Brtnt Hl. of I'moM-A llortlulurl ir ,,r. Orchard llcutlng Cond.mnad -ll..pp-ran ol tho Woolly ApUI.. The hortioultnral year of 1805 JU pHt. Our product nae oeu MuHHulmnui and produce an lTe't fur from the one dcmrnd by the power. Iu addittou tho jxirte point) our that in tIiiw of the iimaaurea tukeu to premirve order thure. au incroaae in tho uutuber of guard ahipa attached to the imibaH. Him la not required. It can be aaid ...in., ir.in.1 iiuthority that thia ia the aulwtauce of the note the porto haa atmt j the rcprttKcntiitlvcH of tho powers. Aa noon aa tho note ahall have lawn received and ooiiHidnrod at the Uritiah, Kuaaiaii, Italian and Auatrlaii wnlma- .i... H..Miui...ti...iv.ia aiea a con'ereuce oi uiu era uit.ad uf unleriiig their Turklait watera, aa rurally ri"iut"li aei-iii to llioill III Tho !' i.iM.ll kml.tng i """" (..,i.,ii..ii iHiri.Hi f ",r f Dm iiruiau .ni. .. ih. tiotn 'r '. t ..... leave bulonua bay for L'JMAS .... .1... ia.wt.ra are inuati r- UM ......... to rel.de- , n.nvriia tbta wwk. will ooumat H,,.?," r.i!-. f.mr orui-n. and 'h r Ml nlHI' lM4.i - - " u.ia. The nat i 1 1 .... ... i. it... iu, i. nff iIih -i ., urin in. chII.m! auu a aoiiu.i. ..a .nil .'. .a ... jmrMi yw.i " .lay MiliM'ted, without Intel lerenoe of joiut r,.,,y mMy le acut the porto. any kind. That ia tho faireat propoai. 'lurkiah reproHeutativna at Ix""'""; ht tli.n ever mad.., and I do nut think Dor- ivterahtiK, Koine and Vienna will be la tt will ever accept It, Uiiiuao he ia i,minictod to eurneatly requeat the four .a faint-hearted to go up agaiuat a 1M(Wra not to InaiHt on their demand, man of Kitawtininoiia' caliber iu a talr i ,l(,litical circle the repugnance oi Mini aquiire light, where urookedliiwa tMU J))irt to grant the firmlim applien and lHit-un lol are not toleratwl." fr contribuK to the belief ait id to ex.at among tho Tuikinh miniaton that THE YOUNGtH. ; to grant the tlrmliia woum ...... m .1... ....U.in tjrin B Aa it in of the al t'arla. anil lri Itti that f-r th. V- . 1T.r for any emetg-uey. rraiK haa alnui.ly at Htnj. L...l.-hll, two i, diunitv of tho aultan and a .11.1 dir.H!t proof of tho lack of confidence upon tho part of the power in hia urn aud miiiuiaiu it ia claimed, the Turk .i f . u .:i:. ....r.l utlll I1.1.1U1.H1U Aieianoer .'uih hijiimi B. ....... rn one and two Sra,; lly".nKrt.t.fn ' two orot-jni and toS llUrilt lu thewat-raof hmyr- 12 wul-rt ou ,h" ....Hmyrna. in AAM W'J ' ' .... ..... IK.' ...urn nor- ful flH't crulanig i v ., of the Hia I'arl. Nov. ji ut ' II.... i.ul tlWti. !rt hia ohyalolana ana i u t ol loreigu "- , family. VMue ma V"f : 1 ' ,iv clak for the letin iwued at o'cloca atatea in m auu iu.v,. ralo.a I'ran fervent The k ', ......i Wi.tvrii. , ,Tu . ri--ra. and Uermany ha. waU gunboat there, but it n.morl Z two tiermau baUl.hh- on , war. Auatrla ha. off hmyrn ruaXhip. tw,. crui--llgut.a.u. Of courr. h, la t ."uaval demoli.tralioli.' H la aim ,yu;;:,K,.,.tr,.tio t..e I, . point agnl -lam apparently be iwwu the power. alight improvement lu tne conouiou u. the fat lent, which w manifeated yea-, ' , ... 1... ..... Oi.uin..fl til- i- u ti rilav. waa louuo n w ....... .. . . ... ..ui.u... duv. Soou after till numa. ii ij aud awoko at :0. "'uly "V':' " few word to thoae about hia U-laide, and then auuk back and dieil. Ir.ld.-nt Faure aud ex-KmpreK hu genio bad made frequent inquinea r.v gardiuK the condition of the dtHtiu KuialuHi pa-lent aince hia rn-riou itlutM waa nrat mime m All Jul ii,rriiir r.i.. i TJ..V. HO. Many prayer were d-ubtlea ottered in ti l. dty today for the oouveraiou of Colo nel Uolnrt O. Ingcraoll, the noted ag " t.o. Kat week, at the quarterly meeting of the Christian hndeayur " uioua of Cleveland, it waa auggea od that .tilth prayer, be offered and he Uaident appointed noon today a. the I.... a,.,t reoueated that the 8.000 . ... ,.f .h aocietv ahould engage ..!.. ti.i. aiuiauii. hia beat winner be iug H.irngiHU and Morphfii, which won 17,850 Mid 2,760 reap:tively. Miaa Kita, the 8-yeur-oUI clmmpiou pairing Ally. I exceptionally pure giut ed r'lio wimra no biMita wlmtovor, and l,..'r .Ii,-h are aa light aa cuu bo made, all four of them not weighing over nine oulicea. l i..... Will,nM. 2:011. iaoue of 'the faat- ... ..-.ii .....1 t uifled eat or uuyw.i- - v" will, tl.e r;iciliK iiiHtim t could jobably tr. i.. a :07 uuaiiiHt other liorae. ia. Him i urobably the only trotter the a :10 lint thut hua never won a ruce. IlorHcinan. THE JEWELER'S ART. I Linked sleeve button are popular will, both Kexea. Popular atylea of docorution' nilvcr are Umling, "'roll work uud fluting. Iu Hi Ivor tableware tho tendency l mure uml mure toward tho bright fiuihh. SiHK.im and fork have taken unto themselves the old Kiigliab forma uud coliiniul Htylea of Cuiah. In tublewure a pleuaiuR design ia in wlagou hhape, uml has bright nm-h wiih beuilwork dworutiou. The newest silver tublewure. various ly 'termed old Knglish un.lfoloulul, conMsts in modili. l cple of the ware I used by colonial liamta. i .1,1 fHhhioned sanceboata. teapots auu and offered to tho market of the coun try. For the flrat time we nave able to offer our irun iu auu i""---tioaaato attraot wide attention; our prune product haa taken the lead by far, and that Ji i n iu" .....-. we are for tho proacut moatly InUjr eatod. The reaulta. aaya Cbarlea I Daily In the Salem btateaman, are uo all that could be deaired, .till they are precisely what waa to be expecie... haa biain the flrat year for many in cor ing their crop and experience la oaualiy "dearly bougnt. " me iro. bore aplimdid fruit Nature did her part and did it well, dm iu priMluct many failed, ntterly failed. liujera have come bhiuuk u., the choice iota, and the balance ia left to be consigned to Eastern market and ia,,.,l.trfl aa aeooud irrade. The lea- ..... a t.iui.i .me. we niuat atudy more carefully the drying problem; be leaa negligent in handling, auu u handle nothing but Brat class goods. One car of buruod and cooked prunea will do more to injure our marketa than thirty cara of choice gooda can build up. I'runra 1'av. pi... WuuriWtoii Italian prune haa proved this season the beat paying proucdt ou the market From Clarke county alone there have already been shipped forty car loaaa, .u au value of f 1,200 a car. .m. ..j..v- about half of this year's product. Eastern dealers who nave epecu a single car load or less have invaria bly duplicated their orders, showing . ' : .i u r. twit tntro- that wnerever im-j ---dnccd they have given aatisfaction. The shipments to this date are double those ot last year, wiui maud. The average price baa been i,nt fi cents on ordinary goods, and toaix-oenta for fancy, which are good prices for a season of general de pression. PORTLAND MARKETS. The market are a little more active. Th.ra wnm a. bcxmI demand for all kind I of produce, and price are paaily main tained. I'otliiry rei;e.w ."ww crease. In dairy produce, grocerie ana merchandise there are no change. Haul r. .... There 1 no change in the local wheat market. Extreme price for export are a follow: Walla Walla, 4Mc; Valley, 62c per bushel. produs) Mark. FlX)0B Portlaral. Balem. Cancailia anil Davton, are qtiotd at $2.K) per barrel J ....lil.lro... 12.80: Hnowflake. $2.70; Ben ton county, 2.S0; graham, 2.20; toper tine, 200. . . . Uat tiood white are unoteil weak, al Klc; milling, 28(30c; gray, 19(tf21e. Ko! led oat are quotwl aa lollow : Bag 4.2f.6.25; barrel. 4.500i7.OOj eaaea. Timnthv. 18.00 per ton; cheat. 5.60 ; clover, t6(S ; oat, 6.006 ; wheat. iJAi.ar--reeu oaney, brewing, noiiiinal. MiLUtTUrra urau. 113.00; mid.llinga,lo18irye, 76bOc per cental. , . . Borrsa Fancy creamery i quoted at Whd fancy dairy, 17c; fair to good, 16c; common. 10. per pound. PoTAToaa New Oregon, 25336c per '"onions Oregon, 60 (3 76c per cental. Podltky Chtckena. old, 2.76g3 per dozen; young. 200.2.60 per doen; ducks, i3.UUM3.6U; o.60ts7.00. turkeys, live. o per pound; dreBaea Game Pheasants, $2.50; Chinese, $3; cream jugs christened colonial affotd ,.,..,.r,.tt to the equally faslnun- IHt.H. .. . . - , ..;,,. ..i...... nieiceil dltnea aim uhh" centered trays with bordera iu high re lief. Jewelers' Circnlur. u .ii.li.u.. Nov. SH.-Honalur . -..,i,., of 400 po- " a1 ' .... Tho . .... B.KMlHralH'C pi .i ii. . ".-i - lacturer 111 tni Hill jmo- public tonight . L . a.. WilfM t ...... in i in Liirntvi " STb li, and that .! uua..unof i'''-'ur,,7;,,?1 : ...heuivcon-Uted mainly . IVm.K r..ta. who enU-rtai" th . i... A.,x- The liHittiM waa lurmirii.K . , ,. i.. u.,der .1... ...bioet of -I.larty. - '" : ......... il.ut the ablest ly.UK hick .-..( ..V .... ........r. i.llll.lt oliuarty ami a"" Which did lot ll.tertero , Ulate iii matter of I"'1'""1.," a niriner Bni .. ' 1)i,.u- York, explaining why bo-aa ! - Lauder Duma, waa bom in Pari-, i t tl)lt time. The preai.ient . on. 1H24. He waa a son of Alex- A-r.worth League, who was pros- and'er Davy Dumaa. He began hia nW WHWe tt 81imlar ap- E arf crwhiloaboy o 17. wit I. - t () hi crgauu. . 1 Ua-kof trivial poeuia. "l'hea de Jen- ; , were to be deliver- ,i....i.. the iiiiaa-iuative " ,n ,U)W many persons IZnvZZ applied him- -i Urn request will prob- I the tdy of -iety. and aought m,ver bo Uu(AVn. Public prayers toUrlalmilltude to make good hia , uffcm, or CoU)U((l Ingersoll a X . ... .lo,i.ttMfl tlcieucT ill i ramiuio cu..r..v tiU. n..tly of the eq.nv.s.1 of French W. mass meeting u)K-cta i COURT OF APPEALS. ...re Two roail waa tnai f the Salvation Aiwy . ; .1 church and at Oliver uougn-B""- - by the pastor. TO MODIFY SHIPPING LAWS. Nov. 28. seuawr ( Tawma. JNOV. yr. - try and secure some, ,olphitt ship Duiiaer, th, ounitreaa lirii.ir rename uai i.'b;- or tne i ,. mvinK ......... .....i.trrieH ana ioie.n . ir..iiiur i i. ro the estalill."""'"1' iu,d has sent here ior JUB . firm intends V aldington l.u ia uoing to action by the present to carrying out the provisions ol u , r,ltabhshing the circuit court Ulliu.d s U 1 '. , u-., t., the establishment , . . , all between the the appeal"."-""- . . circuit. I h., .(...unship line " . .....1,1 """ irt i,f two additioiia ...iiirt. naa no.- "" ; f,...,. Pmrut souu... .ra in i. i ...ii " .I,.. .lute than L-ai- , to oo ..... ...mia in any " . i i i"- The ut to congress reliable of the Fro: From a French rolnt of View. Tho Marquis do CitKtcllaiio'a article., "Fifteen D;ivs In the United States, iK-cttpies 24 Ww of The Rcvne do Paris. Here is uu extract : " This concentration of the American brain on two ideaa-the wish to be free and tho seeking of a fortmie by work ,uh not failed to impress n,.on the race ..l.vMcalcliiiriictenatKH. lthont being of exceptional beauty, the race is vigorous. One feel that it isoung. "Tho women are neither painted nor covered with rice powder, nor arc they mm.mic All. or a .mat nil. o them r nimii.lexions. They ure tall, and very few appear in ill J"11'1 ks ntxiu tlpeir tiicc Dili IU """' ' .. 1 . I theexpre.s8i.mof their sensations or sou -tinients. Certainly, nnd lx-ft.aps hap pily for them, they have not been initi- ed into tne rcui-...-" -. artistic entlinstusnis. xueo n....-, only grnvitatrn fiiuco around tho two ideas that . ., . jt.il . .m,l -lllfn have animated tneir niuic. will animate their husband the pas sion of independence, and the passion of work The characteristics of Amem-an ,-r;,l. .... .1 cmiusity, as those ueauiv ... - .... moli beauty are gniou uuu Some lteoent Salea. The owner of a thirty acre prune or chard at Kiddle, Or., Bold at 3 "a cents a pound, receiving about 3,000, giv ing him a clean profit of 3,000. Norria Humphrey baa shippeed 8,000 pounds of dried fruit irom irviug. has 40,000 pounds more to snip. t i, iwia Fruit & Produce nany. of Salem, has just carloads of dried prunes to and one to Milwaukee. He Com- shipped two Mew York ate into i too, have childhood whieli bo ahowei itr.i.iir adherent, and .i. . l.. Cuban pnJ-nt struggle f or 1 udepeiidoi.c. nrmiiaimixl ....... in uu-i ti.. Vahl nmnai N..w Yrk. Nov. HO. -The owned by I... .l J !' acliootier I). Willi brougni. ... .tdistauci ti, interestco o r Mim of MlSKSfU could iiof ""J" r ,.,i,itf to do witn r!. T" Z . who think mnv"" 1........ if tint ' LKe of more favorable shipping this. that per- were oisiriuuw" it is pronamo Jamea and hia son. ""u" :,..., .uiumg t . . jaW 1IliKht be James, which defeated " " ! tllllt the in"'.. . . 0hor yacht Hauntleaa in n.h.w. - ' 01irried out r.-m - t y across the Atla.Um "'"hl1' , : atatea. r"at i hhouhi haa aince sailed aroui, . ha r d. b re , ii.K fitted out at Houlh Ut okij u Xm hl,1(li thoogn 1 ,)Ut he 18 ,. acientUic exidition to 4 liko one o $m 'twice a y.r Japan. On the afternoon of AB l(,r,s.d in haw "K that 111B wit. at S o'clock. "Jf in the l'uo J u, (ir0 tho court ,lM,He of tho aim whwh w.n "'i)iti who have 1 t g - rf t dw. vis, Me in thia part of the glo ! lirl, ot com, . buH)U0Rs. T.l.i it... e.iiincllt HhU'"" herat college. T... '--'lelion lhrnton, Nov. as. A 'i ' 1 , ' ,r,,lit of all business relating M(, Endeavor ,lilfllt colelin.o" - lirunsw ittee oi distiint. .rrct Mather :i-u.ikoo. Hi' .w'cwifoof ,v SHKe oi " , V:IM- -Bhil) buiid. i T fe firm believes that a great com limn va. fled in the near future. A Typleal Kncllh In"1- Tho imi set close to the river and1,:in,u,b,be..?:;i.i-ny.n;c . rn s bilsof old silver gleamed I'Oi'KiK iu... ilcires tne oei.u i'.- r - - III low mission. Mra. E. J- Nleliolso. The women of the south are becoming most active in literary work Mrs. E J holsou, the owner of the New ; leans Picayune ana "f,",v"'V , "I, t -In I Htin ii k..... ... 1..1n W..S .I.-.U .u .....j, --- . by a banquet at the Hotel :UhuIlamnowfaV..;;:;:;;rK;,n: thirteen aat down W .h 1 B.tBIy I). llaer ii ana The committee ......t their Bud treasurer -"... was o. The total reoelpt- we more. leaving a lis k. i;iurK, John Willi Hulxdiairman retK.rta. The latter tereat. 782. with contribution i" umw . in. 1 - H(. axpenditure were " balance ot t0n- Suit Hettlixt. 3.Margaret Ma- Pa bst, " . ..... nnmOSOd .. hit. H.'llil. ' . riiuioreo. uli Has taken ? i o". 000 of the big b rm aL mwm. Xl.aa AlHlli1-.. . . I ... a her. .,;Hd her husonuo -- lM.rd horsewhipped h wwkl .,i.lin atreet IU u f. t1"" -, YorB a r i-w.Forest. of W . I i. ...wfivn u ST - g-lhosi there was the am le l" .7. (.......inution lends to welcome vi...... .ilM,.'A tno rt'iu iJ'ih 1 - - 1.. 1 iit I ,011- tho NortoiK 15l-uaun ?" ...! und4.f '1 success f i" . She was Miss EUa u ;r....t tl.n danchter of au old Hugne- ' i i,..p ehildhooci was spent n. . .L fvotn which she has taken the rather romantic pseudonym of "peirl Rivers." While still a young KirL she joined, he staff of The Picayune literary editor, snovuy ... ......... '.'"..J '' , fflm owner. Colonel Holbrook. " ,f.. . ....if t. his death in lKisses o of a Hind t heavily burdened IZ'Ll she haa siui-mlcd iu bruising ... .. r, i.lace among the iuspapcrs of the country. Hor inamuge to Mr Nicholson, who is tlo bns.ne.ss immai of The Picayune, has given Lev leisure for literary work and for brilliant soma! Ufe. Munsey's MuBiiwue. KcKOiirceful. There is really nothing the American A Horticultural Survey. In addition to the survey of fruit or chards made by Mr. A. H. Carson for the experiment station, aays the Dallas Times; Mr. E. L. Smith hoi been in the tie d at Hood River, Mr. bhannon the vanity of The Halloa, and Pro feasor P. U. Hedrick has examined the territory about Rouge river. Reports from the various surveyors have been Reived at the station, u.,inlr ia makiuil up a repuui". the information gleaned from these re- 0,,rt it ia to be printed and dis- lUi,nt..d among fruit growers. It is expected that this report will contain I....U ...ur ill he of interest and value rorchardiwa. Professor Hedrick's xn spectiou of the various orchards con ynce him that in adaptability of aoil and climate for fruit growing. compared with tne oesn .,.... iu fr in the lead. Some finest orchards he has ever f . found in Oregon, and one that is tioued is the Uorvains r.uu pany's big orchard w Method, in Canning. A new vacuum process of canning fruits in glass has lately been intro duced from Europe among the packers of the Pacific coast, and according to Charles H. Sunn. wru.oK 1- - trzzir- aci. generated in cooking L-ii-i IV'.." a" " , . .1.- t..it QT.ri even tne air, am m toe of the were ed under this new process, so that fer mentation is reduced to a nimum No solder is used, and each jar is open ... ...i-inT juncture with a pen knife, after wnicn too -- lifted off entire. The fruit is solid-packed-that is, a can contains 90 per cent of fruit and 10 per cent of syrup, " . w.i,, two-thirds fruit and lUSlCMll D - . . was joiuiciij In this way there r.i.rirfis. while the is quail, $1.26 per dozen. Eooa Oregon, firm at 25c per dozen; Eaetern, 22c per dozen. C iKB Oiegon mil cream, 8c per "pound; half cream, 6(i7c; aklm, 4(9 6c ; Young A merica, '10c. Ukicoon VicoaTABLica Cabbage, 14( per lb; iadisi.ee, 10c per dozen bunches; ..., ...,i,...H. 10c per aozeu; cucumbera. 76cl lr sack; cauliflower, $1 per dozen ; tomatoes, 1525c jwr box ; corn ePCAria0.x-Califor.,ia lemon.: $5.6b&0.60; bananas, V-?' bunco; Mexican i""isi - r box ; pineapples, ?0(so.oo P" "" lUi-ia-oBNiA Vkoktablks i-arlic, new 6(ft8cper pound ; aweet potawea, itf per pound; Merced, 2c; boxea Jc. PFKaHrLuiT-Pers, fall, 7oc$1.00: cantaloupes, $l.za per ooze.. , per box; iiwaco cranberries, 10.60 per barrel ; Cape Cod, $10. Wooi-Valley, 10llc, according to quality; Eastern Oregon, 7Sc. Hopb Choice, Oregon (goc per pound; medium, neglected. Q(5M1. Nbts AUuouds, soft shell, 9lle per pound: paper shell, 12 14c; new ynlil.Z..U walnuts. Bolt shell. H(ftl2ac; standard walnuts, 10llcv ItaTiau cheauuta, 12-814c; pecans, mine; Brazils, VtXQUci 1416c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 7c,. roasted. 10c; hickory nuts, 8til0c; co- coanuts, 0c per dozen. PBOViaioNS-Eaatem bams, medium,. ll12c per pound; hama, Pfr afHc; breaktast bacon HH1 short clear aides,. 89e; dry ealt sides, 7c; oed .b8' Cisl3c; lard, compound, in tins. grd, 'pure, in tins, 9410c; P.g tet. 80s, $3.60; pigs' teei, , -. 1.2b.. Oregon anioaeu. ,-g pound; picaieu uuim, w, -name, 10c; bacon, 9c; dry salt . sides, lard, 5-pound pails, 84c; 10s. 88c. 5ts, 8'4c; tierces, 8c. Country nieata sell at prices according to . Hiukb. lhy hidea, ouw-ucr, per pound, ll12c; dry kip dj:alf akin lOMllc; culls, 3c less; salted, bO Cana"over.66ic;60 to 60 lbs 60 .1. ."iii 4.-- kid anu vot in an lbs. 4c: calfBkin, sound, ... in 1 ha. 6c: ereen. unealted, less; culls, l-2c less; sheepskins, shw; linga, 10fl5c; short wool. 2030c , medium, au(gwc; ioi.t ' Blercnandlaa Market. SALMON.-Columbia, river No. . 1, t, $1.26(ai.e0; No. 2, Ulls, $2.252.50; ftWTNo. 1, flats, $1.751.85; Alask No. 1, taUs, $1.20(31.30 ; No. 2, tails, $1.90 buoiB Golden C, 4'8'c; extra C, 4jc j dry Krauulated, 64c; cube crushed and powdereu, oc jwu"" , 4- r - discount on all grades tor prompt cash , half barrels, ic more thn, o&nela, maple sugar, Ib<o per iand. Coffbk Costa Kica, 22(g-23.hic; Bio, 28 22c; Salvador, aitBic, vjv , 2y(s31c; PadangJava, jw, ra.va JaVa, 2o28c; llhat Java 235c; Ar- buckle a jMOKaBka auu Ttr-"X r loO-oound case; ooiumDia, 100-poundcase. UoaXi eteauy; uuuitu.., ner ton; foreign, $8.60(gll.O0. BNs-Small white, No. 1, 20. per jound; butter, 3c; bayou, 2c; Urn. CoRPAGE-ManilUV rope, 1-inch, ia quoted at 9?4c and Sisal, 8c per pound. " .. . . .. 1 . . .. I ln Island. 4.50t6 per sack; pan. $4.00(3450 SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS & lc shear- Ja- oue-third syrup w.tii tin cans, uano ...... - - v;.rt f fmiirht cnarses, wuno Jl liil. v. O , , f . I lUperior attractiveness ana neaiuiiua- ness of fruits packed in giass Formerly he use 01 rrs.u, hot iron scorcnea mo dent. solder iiiu llllSt Of Cruise on tury. Denver. t'- ,. Kxchauge thoNewyoi-- t0 has come w - ,iiuir ex v l.q nr 1110 iuvesti- '-n Ilice. in Paul. Nov. n.u ,8l)4. ni. .Dm, - ...llniin IU 1" of.h.BM.kb-Itl- will iu an Pn"u 'ihii gttt'nflrtnw - """" attempted to Are h .nW 'H ui the met i ..luuieca, nu.il in New York. which arenotreg- ",1 he fullest guarantee. . isteren. . " - tocVg tbat are W " stocks will be re not r rauteea i.t. Woman HiinVanlsta. The Knirliah woman sulTragists have ions uou. ......v - -; . ...l. ... 1 trisn, " Echo opmi stand training auffloionttf y ,h uraaa ooursea in ' . rann over the uraaa In atumipting to thro" him hia waa nurt. doubtf nun aince, ou - - -will ever be able to race. back given ,K .... gly Kvery,.Cdoubtfal if he .A....iiir.v ;wiirbereq """""".e -A local San Fi-h no admission ia munio hall. W hf t Lady Sbolto vii..fc ,);lI.lian,.,.tarysuf- to won cm The list include the fruKO to w on u )f Dnr,uiul( t. shop of Ijoihio 11, . Dr. rMTit.HDr New- man '"""y'r ;?,.. not look aa if the 200 vvomon in Great Britain ..u-nilfl IIIH llllli." M'"- " . a, . a very bad uwo or it. K.lr . " ..nnole of clever Washington Kirla bnvo actually lunue the.nsehes a piano lamp They have wit. bcy ha ,e ho best of brmliiut. but tvfy haen t ;i be bishop of KdinbnrKh and yHo!!;crs. TbeB..bmTranscrn.t ..ID w --- - , I..,,,,. A nni v inline i.m.u. k..-.- ,h, ao they set to work .,.,...,.f;.ct.ue one. Fin they took three mid tied them together PUiniiv a." ,iruwi f.whion. inese imj " ' . . ,,,,,1 whole was upped lkri.tlv with coiu-so com ana "P ffele. 1 8 v.;. wife' ma: SholtowiU aci- Lord manager. who al-KuffniRe ready 1" had mcdo Kooil For Thouaht. He pressed a mud kiss upon her lips. " she exclaimed. . . , Mind." bo answered. A ... H.tT .0 " when, lour noui. Aud, he took his dctiartnre. 3etroit Tribuue. she was atill thinking. A. . tin Tlila. JLIIW "Ti i , nkblecout of black w,t,4 arl vvbei. a., old bras. lamp was fitted into the pot. with an il to ton off with, you d have said tho lamp was the latest thing 7.. rfit inm. It sounds like a story ,.t of a wommi s mag-.i.ine, but it isn l- It'a true. Wasliington Post. Hi. Krl Orl-vmnce. "I haveu't had any breakfast yet,' Mr. .hiawav next morning. And that isn't tho worst of it. I don't want any.' Chicago iriuuuo- and ' . -1 onoi-tnn. iu the top syrup, ana s.m. - - of the tin cans was so siuaw - fruit was of ten crusnea auu v-u beiuir placed in the cans, the syrup was for this reason ciom.j. - v,o o-.-v.in will be clean and memo" . r - iii ...j i,or.r crades of fruit will Clear, au.. - -1 ... . ..iL. o m.d aa the higher ones, nioll. where tne uiuerouuo tKpcJ ' iu the size 01 ino nuiu ot lue tho x-ailybug. TK liiiwrroearance of the anhis from woolly the orchards 01 urego... Washington and Califonria has been ..:... ..Ii th ladvbuar. but Profes- vat worth, of the university of California, says it is due to a fungus vBlod by microscopic exam- inatiou. Though the disease that is deatroying the woolly Phl8Kha8. Ja in its work to be closely firmation of its existence is found in the quick destruction of the pest and the fact that tne laayoug not found in the orchards. Floce Net cash prices : Family ex tras, 3.35(d3.45 per barrel; bakers ex tras $3.15g8.25 ; superfine, $2.362.W. BABUtv-Feed. fair to good, b3c; choice, b5c ; brewing, 7075c. VVbt-Vo. 1 suinping, 97k'cper cU; choioB,"8s.c; milling, 974ca1.06. . Ovw - Milling, 6572S,c; surpriae, 86396; fancy feed, 7580; good to choice. oo(g75c; poor to fair, 59 &hc T?7'1 "Si'i? , nound. PnTAToas tweetB, 50o(s.6; Bxu- banks, Oregon, 6580c. yttnrn Onions uooa to iuuiu. ' 60C.60c . .... Md Wool evau, np-b. - e, tt choice, 9Hc; heavy do, b8c. Fall S;dmouftain. l-djre. S seconds, 27 g29c; fancy dairy, 2425c, fair to choice, (ffioc. Eoqs Kancn, )ifl-oc. ruKSK rancy. mild, new, 8(g9e, conimon to good, ,3f 6c: lffi Amer- ica, o(?oc; x-aow". ern. lUal2!c txr pound. Moat Market. Baar Groaa, top steers. $2.502.60; fair to good steers, $2.502.tS0; cow., $2.00(82.25; dressed beef, 45sC pe' Motto!! Gross, best sheep, wethers, H75CS2.00; ewes, $1.75; dressed mat- nDS .mall, 5S6c; large, 3 heavy 3 50 light and feeder, $3.00(3 3.2b, dreeaed, 43c per pound. i