Eugene weekly guard., January 30, 1908, Page 14, Image 14

li
Ing crop around 11 c a pound
Potato market is steady with
ers willing to buy ordinary qUi?r
around 50© 60c per 100 p<„lnlr
Some small demand for seed <
from the south.
‘ ’
t
Portland Livewtock Market
Chfttlm bark—4 1-2 6 5c.
The livestock market generally ¡.
Wool—18c.
firm, with no changes from th-
A"'
Poultry, Eggs, etc.
tations that prevailed yesterday
Eggs, .per doz 21c.
Cattle—1 Best steers, 24 On , j,
Dairy Butter—Per roll—50@45. medium, 23.506
23.50 6 4.00; cow-
eows, 22.5
:
m
60@
i Creamery Butter—Per roll,
2.75; bulls. 21.506
2 5o’ cal,«
Hens—Per lb. 9c.
23.75© 4.25.
Frys—Per lb. 9c.
Sheep—Good sheared,
:
4.75; full wool, 25.00© 5’50
Geese—Per lb., 7c.
' -amis
Ducks—Per lb., 9c.
25.25© 6.00.
Turkeys—Per lb, 1214c.
Hogs—5.006 5.50; lights, fa., ...
feeders. 24.75© 5.25.
aa*
Fruits, 1 egetable*. Etc.
New Potatoes—50c per cwt.
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT
Onions—Per lb, 3c.
Creamery Butter—30c© 35c.
Lemons—Per ease, 23.75.
Eggs—25© 27c.
Oranges—22.75.
Chickens 11c at 12c.
Livestock Market.
Wheat Valley 85c: li
Steers—Per lb 3 l-2c.
Oat»—Per ton. 227 © Ì28
UMOU
—® — - 3 6
— 2 1-2C.
Good vv
cows
Barley—Per ton, 227© :
Good prime dressed veal—5 4? 6c.
Hay—Timothy. 218; cheat. It;
Mutton on foot—Per lb., 3L4 6
Grain Hay—2146 215.
Fat hogs—4 l-26i5e.
Mohair—Choice, 29© 30c.
Fat hogs, dressed—6c
Wool—Valley 18c© 20c.
Grain and Feed.
Hops—Prime. 4>4c©7.
Flour— 24.25.
Potatoes—60© 65e.
Oat hay—216.
Onions—New, $2 25© 2.7'1
Cheat hay—per ton 214.
Chlttlm bark —5 l-2c -i 7
Timothy hay—Per ton—21”.
New oats—Per bu., 42c.
more noi sales
Bran, per ton, 226.
AT INDEPIMil \( fl
Mixed feed—Per ton. 22 8.
Shorts, per ton. 230.
Independence, Or., Jan. 2 7
c. T.l
New Wheat—Per bu.. 75c.
Rolled barley—Per ton, $35.
Fitchard. a hop dealer of Indepejd
Chopped 5eed—231 per ton.
dence, has just closed a deal with
Tlirei- <k>zrn ladies* shirtwaists, in liulit
W. W. Percival for his 1;< >7 fro[J
dark
shades,
all
wool,
Batiste,
flan-
and
I’ORTLAND MARKET REPORT
436 bales, at 7 1-2 cents p. r pound]
.
Portland, Or.. Jan. 30.—Onion He has also bought 90 bales of G. WJ
nel. etc. Values to $4.OO; sah price,
prices have reached 23.25 per 100 Whiteaker at 6 1-4 cents and ij
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pounds along Front street. This Is bales of McCormick & Uurtim at 3
an advance of 25c over all former 1-8 cents, making a total of 71s JalesJ
quotations. Several firms say they Of the Percival crop 251 bales werd
j are getting this figure while others shipped direct to England, while the!
are charging 23.
However, those balance will go to Eastern br-.wen"
Mr. Fitchard has already .«hipped
' who are now charging $3 were for­
merly selling at 22.50 when others 2258 bales of hops from this vlclaiti
were asking $3. Receipts of onions and has orders for more. Br.w rsvJ
in this city are very small: growers well pleased with the quality f OreJ
letting go of very few sacks. Only gon hops, and are willing to pay tbd
lone lot of any consequence was re- highest market price for choir hop«]
| ported sold at country points dur-,
ling the past 24 hours, this being’
A sure cure, one you can d-i^nd
moved at 22.50. There are many of­ upon. Hlckorq Bark Cough Remedy]
fers being put out by buyers at this A sure cure and it’s pure. I’st is
figure, but growers are not disposed for all lung troubles, coughs, coldi]
|to treat with them. Most of them hoarseness and sore throat. Cor sal«
r are holding for 23 or better. One or by Hull’s Red Cross Drug Store and
jS two buyers are said to be offering first-class dealers everywhere.
■ 22.60 at country shipping points
ADVERTISED LETTERS
■ | without success.
■
Little Doing in Poultry.
■
Poultry stocks on the street today'
Eugene, Jan. 29, 1908.
The following letters remain ;a
I
*
H at this time at the week, and trade the Eugene, Or., postoffice uncalled
■ was of small volume, with prices i for for the week eliding January 21,
■ practically the same as at the close; 1908:
H of last week. Hens and chickens sell j
now
Bennett, Frank.
at 11 A* to 12 L4 cents a pound, and'
Clark. Ruby.
live ducks at 10 to 17 cents. There Is I
Cotrell, Bard.
UNle or no demand for either tur-j
Forman, Eddie.
keys or geese. Strictly fancy veali Fowler, W. H.
is worth 9*4 cents and fancy block
Gue, Mrs. Jennie.
|hoks sell at 6
cents and 7 cents.
Hartman, Frank.
In both lines considerable under­
Hunter, J. C.
grade stuff is being recorded, for
Johnson, Mrs. Ella.
j which top prices cannot be secured.
Kilpatrick, C. A.
2.10 styli-li dress skirts, in plain and fancy
Eggs tre weak at 25 ce to 28 cents.
Lanyon, Albert.
wool material«, pleated and gored ef­
<'liliKM>k Salmon in Market.
Lewis, Nellie.
Small quantities of Chinook sal­
Lewis, R. FM ”
fects; choose from the entire stock for
mon are now being taken from the
Long, W. J.
three days at ’c less diali regular prices.
¡Columbia river. L’ntil now the mar J
Whitney. Mrs. Rditlj.
ket has been practically bare of thi^
Roach, Martin E.
i fish for several weeks, and it will
Roberts, G. W.
he some time yet before there will
Robinson. Pearl.
j be any large supply. They sell at I
Shenfkes, Tude.
12
cents a pound, heads on. The
Strickland, Ed.
¡supply of steel-heads is still fairly I
Walker, Mrs. Edith.
“i
cents.,
and the price today is “
9%
Whitney. Mrs. Ediht.
Other fish are unchanged. ' The oys-1
Parties calling for the above will
Five doaen |Milrs firn- dressed kid gloves,
ter market is reported duller than plAti-.- give the date adverti- I
usual at this time of the year, with j
J L. PAGE. P M.
in colors ami white; sizes .1’,, 5%, O,
prices unchanged.
NOTE!! We make no alterations at sale price.
• k, uauj 7 ; values to sI „TO; a pair 7Hc.
Apples Firm and Active.
Chickens for l*rofit.
A strong tone prevails In the local
Now is the time to buy an inctk
»1.50
If alterations are necessary, we make them charg­ I sing silk gloves, a |Miir
apple market, induced by the steady bator if you are going to raise chick­
and active demand for good fruit, , ens for next year. Start right by
ing actual cost to us
. Sc
Infants' wool hose, |mir . . .
and the decrease in the supply of buying .i Petaluma and jfou a
under-grade products. Prices in gen­ no trouble hatching the eggs. W<
eral are about the same as for several have them in all sizes, from the 51
days past and most of the offerings ■ yy to .'.mi in stock now
i
P
now in the market are good to choice. alunia br«>< dets, 100 and 2o0 chick­
There is a fair shipping demand for size. We carry a small stock of ®
good apples, but dealears say that tras for these machines.
Ladies' fleece lined union suits; 7.1c values,
present stocks are none too large
Chambers Hardware Ca
each................................................................. dKe
for home needs and the chances are
that
few
if
any
will
be
sent
to
other
Muslins, dress goods, silks, underwear,
A. M. Richardson Is out from ft’al
market!'.
ton for a day or so
TWO STORES
linens, etc., all specially priced during
Butter Market is Weaker.
A weaker tone is shown in the
this sale.
Hulled Mesquite is the seed ti
594-596 Willamette Street
local butter market. City creamery plant, as you get the pure seed—«
men still state that they are able weeds, or empty husks. We have it
to clean up their best quality at Chambers Hardware Co.
ruling prices but there is tremendous
pressure on account of the great ac­
Buy a Petaluma .incubator from
At the beginning of December. have something to scratch for among cumulations from outside makers.
tlona, being third cousin*. a fact that
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
the straw. About nine o’clock they The creamery situation is weak, but
1906,
we
had
150
hens.
They
were
they did not know before.
are fed oats in troughs: at 1 o'clock no immediate changes in values are
placed
In
five
pens.
One
coop
is
The home has been open for sev­
ten feet wide, forty feet long, four two parts cracked wheat and one anticipated but the trade is of the
eral weeks, only the smaller building
feet high at the back aJid seven in part beef scraps and one part crack­ opinion that the next movement of
of the two owned by tile church be­
front. This Is made of double lum­ ed corn fed dry. We do not feed corn prices will he downward.
ing occttpled at present
The Kloach
ber all throughout, with tar paper be­ in summer time. We keep oyster
Bl let Notes of the Trade.
____ . _
Tlllacum Club of the University occu­
E. P. Snelton, » chicken raiser of tween; also paper between the sheet­ shells and charcoal in the hoppers
No smelt being caught in the Cow­
Mrs. Sear*, th«- old l«di mentioned pies the larger residence, and will Cache county, Viah. relates his poul­ ing and shingles. It faces south with before the mall the time with plenty
litz.
continue to do so until the end of
by The Guard yesterday a* ent« ring the present year, after which It will try experience in the following ar­ four six-light windows. 12x14, with of fresh water and clabber milk if
A ca- of celery was among the
and quarr nteed
| an opening of the same sixe covered possible. Nothing will equal the milk day's r II arr.-vals fro mthe south.
the Chriatlan old folks' home in this be turned over for the use of the ticle:
absolutely
'with
single
burlap
for
ventilation
for
egg
production.
i
1
have
been
repeatedly
asked,
does
Market firmer.
city, bavin«; come up y.-«'erday af­ home.
WATEPPROOf
We atm to keep the coops In as
I poultry pay when you are obliged to This coop la divided Into two pens. I
Poultry remains scarce and In some
ternoon from Corvallis. Is the **-<>nd
I perfect sanitary condition as possible instan
buy the necessary supplies for egg ten feet square
prices are higher.
pers m to enter the Ins'liutlon sin«*
l*r. Lows, the optician, will bo In ! production, such as beef scraps, oys-
In pen No. 1. were twenty-four using dropping boards, which are
8evi al ears of bananas arrived
It was opened a short time ago, the
pure
bred cleaned twice a week. Everv two, in. \\ < re mostly green, but in good
his Eugen* office all next week. If i ter shells, varieties of grain etc'*
hens
and
a
cocknrel.
flrse being Mrs. Todd, whe la 98
weeks a disinfectant is used Lee s i shape. Scarcity of ripe stock along
have headaches, have him tasi
The following figures are taken White Wyandotte*.
OILED SUITS SllChEK
yeara old and probably the ol.limt per- you •ya*. Eighteen years experience.
Lice Killer, kerosene. Kreso dip, c caT- the street at the present moment.
In pen No. 2 were
, from an accurate acidunt of outlay
AND HATS
sou In Lane county. Sli<* has resided your
.
bollc
acid,
and
quantities
of
air-laked
' and Income.
half breed Wyandotte«:
Egg market is still
tumbling;
Every garment gucra-tes«
In Eugene for a number of years.
'
lime,
and
frequently
given
a
coat
of
The amounts received for eggs and twenty-five half breed
Clean • Light Durable
lower prices being In effect today.
Mr* Todd was very glad to see Mr*.
' poultry sold each month are as fol- ' horns and in pen No. 4. twenty-four whitewash. W<> send to Kansas City
Sales of hops continue quite lib­
Sults‘3®o Shckca'J«?
Reais come, an she often became very
'
for
oyster
shells,
beef
scraps
and
char
| low s. Variations are caused by the pure-bred single combed White I.eg-
eral. with growers seemingly anxious
lonely at the home with no n* lint
! coal-
, prices and amount of poultry sold:
, homes and cockerel.
me sr tnr ouuu
■ •
[to let go at the low prices now ruling.
th* matron there. So n :ift >t Mr*
were
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2 4! tri
The fifty remaining hens
Eric Nelson, lit Ac la, la In the December, 1906 ,.
I However, deniers are making every
H>ar*' arrival the two old ladles
r
,,n
CARD
OF
TII\XK<
37
0t>
mongrels, kept In a similarly
January, 1907 ...
effort to land contracts on the cotn-
found out that they were blood rela- city on business.
37 ’>7 \ structed coop 10x20.
These coops)
February. 1907 ..
27.50
March. 1907 ..........
had a run attache«} to pen and chick­
r
2 5.0l> ens had the range of the orchard In
'April, 1907................
*
25.00 summer and mild weather.
May. 1907........
%»
.lune, -1907 ......
25.50
The Wyandotte* laid fairly well
42.10 i during the winter: the half-breed
'July, 1907 .............
54 40 Wyandotte* paid for their feed; the
August. 1907 ..........
60 SO half-breed Leghorns paid once "and
Hept-mber, 1907 ..
for safety anj reliability
1» 40 a half their feed, while the piire bred
October. 190? ....
37.15 White 1-eghorns brought the profit.
November, 1907 .
and our prompt and satisfactory servlcw haa lucre*» d the num­
W . J. Gibson & Son wish to say that they b-ive
Th* mongrels, cared for just th*
ber of our patrons, the volume of our business and made this
Total ................................. 5423.58 same, and in as good a coop, laid an
one of the representative banks of the Willamette Valley.
»cated
at 97 West Sth street, formerly known a*
Expense* as follows
average of four eggs a <V>.v We kept
Feed ........................................... 2121 9« dally account of eggs laid in each
We have unaurpaaaed facilities for handllni all branches
BEE HIVE STOFLE where we will carrv at a’., t
5 25 pen.
Oyster Shells .........................
cate* of depoait.
Beef Scrap* .........................
II •5 «
When spring came, for a few
a
till; line of staple and fancy groceries, flour am'.
37 48 months the mongrels laid as well as
of commercial bualn« -« and at- • -sue Interest t »ring certlfl-
Rxpreas ......................................
Highest market price paid at all times for county fr<>
4.00 the pure bred, but a* the hot weath­
Five gals. Lu*'s Lice Killer
Partleulars will be furnished upon applleatkn
hOO er came on the egg yield from them
Kerosene...................................
«luce.
A share of your patronage solicited.
.55 seriously declined, while th* pure­
Lime
.................
.....
2.00 bred* kept the egg basket supplied
Kreso Dip .................................
Respectfully^.
I 00 until the molting season canie
Two quarts crystal carbolic
EsUbiuhrd 159J
20.00
Now in reference to feeding. At
Egg cases .................................
night *e feed a mixture of whole
4 a pits I and surplus
•IdO.lMVn
Total •
grain* or eqaal pari* of corn, wheat
W K. Ultimi PrroMrat.
F. W O*HI IO. <>.titer.
Leaving a profit of 221* 3
.and barley, more than they can con-
I». A. PALAR. Vice Presiiknl.
W. M. Itilo« Y I m . I ashler.
Our eggs and poultry were told
Phone Black 15?I
Salt Lake to a reliable cat*.
Our Annual 2 Price Clothing Sale Three Days
Begins omorrow at 8. p. m. Sale On
and continues until 10pm.
Women’s
S? turday Night»
During this time
Ready-to
1500 Suits and Wear
Overcoats
Apparel
will be on sale at either one of these
two prices
$16.50, $18,00, $20.00, $22.50
$27.50, Suits, Overcoats
and Cravenettes
reduced to
$14.85
WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
$4.00 Waists $1.48
$125Night Dresses 78c
$30.00 Suits $12.00
All $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $13.50
and $14.00, Suits, Overcoats
and Cravenettes
reduced to
$8.50Coats ea. $4.15
$7.85
Ladies’ Dress Skirts
Reduced X
These prices are positively
3 Days Only
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Jan. 30th, 31st and l eb. 1st
S. H. F riendly
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME
HAS TWO INMATES
Our Long I stablished Reputation
$ 1.50 Kid Gloves
pair 78c
9
75c Union Suits 38c
EXPERIENCE OF
UTAH POULTRYMAN
MADE
FOR „
SERVICE
Announcement
The Eugene Loan (RbSavings Bat k
W. J. GIBSON & SON