EVGENI-; W KKKI.Ï G YARD.THURSDAY, AVGVHT a, IPO»
13
for the four sizes f. o. b. in bags, best, io ® 1«!,,
and the business is said to have been Ing to shrinkage. V.., .. ??• **
Mohair—Choice 1«
done on terms of the California pack-
Cascara Bark New
N. .«
, ?e 9*
era’ contract, A similar bid on a fur­
curb , |i .V*'- i
ther lot of two carloads was refused loads, old, 4c;
--
Nlarket N. h / s ,
It is said that holders are asking a
ouippri,
,
Shippers are Ull
now « -• ■-
premium of a cent on 30s and in
Mohair—18.
a box fur Bar ■
some instances a little premium is dollar
California.
“ 1 «- ¡>
Chittim bark—3c.
asked on 40s.
Wool--15c.
The shipments of decidn „
No business of importance between
Poultry. Egg«, etc.
growers and packers is reported yet, from California up • , (,u' t,lr
*•
as growers are holding off to see year amounted to 24u
Eggs- -Per doz.. 20c.
’’ 0
what the outcome will be. According pared with 1840 ud i , th
Dalry Butter—Per roll. 40® 50c
" ’a£Ue 4
to an authority on prunes, the crop last .year.
Creamery Butter- Per roll, 60c.
The price of che-se has .a
f Clark county is a practical fail­
Hens— Per lb. 10c.
■
’10
ure this year.
Early in the season” at Portland, Tacom .
Frys—Per lb., 12c.
Fran??'* '
he said, "it looked like a third_ of a la reported finer at
Geese—Per lb. 6c.
crop. Now they will not have 25 cars the present quotati l - d- „ "i*1
Ducks—Per lb. 11c.
to ship, so heavy has been the drop. cisco for Oregon cheese
Turkeys—Per lb 15c.
Last year the county had a fair crop than in Portland.
Fruits, Vegetables. Etc.
The California Fruit Caaa(.-.-
Potatoes—New. 75c per hundred. and sent out about 225 cars.
sociatlon quote Roy.« \nn
L*
Oregon
is
faring
better
than
Wash
­
OnionB—Per cwt , $2.50
higher than an>
ington.
Around
Roseburg
there
will
Lemons—Per case, $4.00.
be a very good crop, though half of it quotation is »2.8.7 t. - x,, '
Oranges-—$3.25.
' J.,'1’’
_ In ____
is
Pelites
the Salem
Salem district
district the
the $2.25 tor 6o. zu ,.x
Livestock Market.
drop is reported to be no greater than No. 2H extras staum.: 1 ■’
Good cows—2 ® 2 He.
usual, and if that is the case there No 2X4 standard. ai,4
Steers-—Per lb.. 2’4® 3c.
seconds.
will be about half a crop in the Val­ 2
Good prime dressed veal—5 ® 6c.
Canners in California are igr
ley.”
Mutton on foot—2 l-2c.
less t.ian half as niu< for .
Wljeat Goes Higher.
Fat hogs on foot—5 He® 6.
i
The local wheat pit today main- year as they paid 1:«.-.
Fat hogs—dressed—7c.
tained lts busy aspect of yesterday vicinity of Anderson the
Grain anti Feed.
offering $15 a ton a
,P ..'jf*1
and a number of shipments changed
xt Saa kr
Flour—$4.40.
Prices varied from 87 cents holding off for $20
hands. --------
New hay—$8.
for December at the opening tn 91 Cisco it is reported that - anner« h
Baled hay—$10.
bid and 92 asked
The market offered $25 fat !
The last issue of the Califur
Timothy Hay—Per ton. $16.
closed strong at 89 cents bid for Sep­
Oats—Per bu.. 45c.
tember No. 1 club. This was an ad­ Fruit Grower says prunes are
Bran—Per ton $25.50.
vance of three cents over the open- doubtedly much firmer under coal
decreasing «i-(Ji, (,ruiDei
Mixed feed—Per ton $30.
Ing figures, December closed at 91. ually
Shorts, per ton—$32.
an increase of four cents over the Prunes have been bally l,urj^
some sec.ions from the hot weg«j
XVheat—Per bu., 90c.
opening.
Rolled barley—Per ton, $30.
The farmers of the grain belt seem and have dropped materially nej
In 19<is crop’ju
Chopped feed—Per ton, $30.
many of them everywhere.
to want to hold,
Cracked corn—Not in market.
waiting for the 80-cent mark to be 4 >4 c.nts (for the tour sizes)
rea< hed. Last year at this time they the most quoted figu . « fur
would have been glad to sell for 75 and Santa Claras i-'spectively
PORTLAND .MARKET REPORT.
does not appear that there »¡¡[
Portland, Or,, Aug. 6.—The <ab- but now they want a dollar.
any great quantity of large prui
Port bind LiviMock Market.
aage shortage this year has made the
Livestock receipts were light this to be had out of this v« ai s crop
price for sauerkraut much higher
than It has been Tor years, but the week and the market was quiet.
WlLd/OlS' SvailNm t'li.LS
juallty is much below the average. There was a good demand for hogs
This is attributed to the lack of rain and cattle and full prices were quoted
in the best offeringsh. Sheep and
Hay-? you negtectetj your kldne;
«nd to the heat.
The farmers all raised cabbage last lambs, however, were slow because Have you overworked your oerv<
tear and the rainfall was abundant. of the quality of the late arrivals. If system and caused trouble wtth j<
Xs a consequence the dealers almost lambs were trimmed, prices could be
kidneys and bladder*
Hare j
lad to give away the product. This held up better.
The following prices were current paius in the loins, side, back, gro
rear, disheartened by the poor de-
nand of last season, the gardeners on livestock in the local market yes­ der the eyes? Too frequent a des
lid not put in very many plants and terday:
Cattle—Best steers, $3.65®.3.75; to pass urine? If so, Williams’ K
he dry weather was so unfavorable
medium
$3 25 @3.50; common $3® ney Pills will cure you. Sold by LI
o the growing of what little was
»lanted that the present shortage was 3.25; cows. best. $2.50ii3: medium, Drug Co., price 50 cents Willi,
Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland. Ohio.
•aused. The price was no{ reduced $2.25® 2.50; calves, $4® 5.
Sheep—Best wethers. $3.50; mixed
rom the 2-cent mark.
See us for camp furniture of
$3; ewes, $2.50® 2.75; lambs, best
Peaches Still Scarce,
untrimmed $3.50@) kind).
Peaches continue scarce and in trimmed, $4:
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
treat demand
The early Hale var- 3.75.
Hogs—Best 6.50® 7; lights. $5.75
ety Is going off the niarket and the
Eugene F. Skinner, of ldalij Fa
?rawford peaches will not be in yet @6; stockers, $5.50© 5.75.
Idaho, arrived in Eugene last eveni
or two weeks, so there will be no
Port laml Quotations.
on his way home from a trip to Ci
jossibllity of the price dropping. The
XVheat—Track prices; Club, 87c
•rop was short this season anyway, per bushel; forty-fold, 88c; red Rus-, fornia. He is a grandson of Eup
>wing to cold weather and frost in sfan 85c; Bluestem. 90c; X’alley 87c. 1 Skinner, founder of the city of I
gene, and from whom it was name.
he spring. Two carloads of the fruit
Flour—patents. $4.85 per barrel; |
ire expected today from California. straights.
$4.05© 4.55;
exports.
More Apple« an«l Potatoes.
$3.70; X’alley, $4.45; X4 sack gra­
Apples continue in good demand
ham. $4.40; whole wheat, $4.65;
ind are coming in more freely, as are rye, $5.50.
>otatoes, these two commodities, as
Barley—Feed $23.50 p r ton;
s natural becoming more abundant
The Dainty D esse
was attended by a couple of local ♦ ♦ W+ + + + 4 ♦♦♦ + + + + + I with the advancing season. The rolled. $25f<(26; brewing. $26.
Mlllstuffs
Bran,
$26.00
per
ton;
physicians, who report that th«1 olJ *
♦ price remains at the same figures as middling.«. $30.50; shorts, country, PREPARED INSTANTLY. Si tn ply add bi
man will not lie able to move for ten
MARRIED
♦ in yesterday's
quotations.
Logan­ $28.50; city. $28; V. 3. Mill chop, ing water, cool and aer« e. 10c. per picUgi
all grocer«. 7 flavors. Refuse all subiunaa
weeks, and will never again walk eas­ ♦
♦ berries and raspberries are practic­ $22.
ily."
♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ally out of the market.
Oats
No.
1
white,
$26.50
per
ton;
It is not known who the man is. So
Cliickt-n Market Overstocked.
I gray. $26.
At Corvallis. July 30. 1908, T. Win­
many Eugene people are going to
More chickens came in today and
The Don Marche Is inaugurating a
Hay -Timothy. Willamette Valley,
field
Scott,
of
Eugene,
end
Miss
Ma
­
1 Newport now, and a good many of
the
result
was
that
a
market
already
$14 per ton; Willamette Valley, or­
great dosing-out sale, it being tlx- in­
bel Ready, of Corvallis, Rev. J. W.
1 them are driving over.
in bad shape, was made weaker. dinary. $11; Eastern Oregon. $16.50;
Armstrong officiating. The groom Is Dealers report retailers generally
tention of the proprietor, W. L. Sou­
prescription clerk for the Red Cross well stocked up and for the present mixed, $13: clover, $9: alfalfa, $11;
ders, to dlsp >se of the goods at man­
alfalfa meal. $20.
Drug Company, of Eugene, and the
at least, unwilling to take on more.
ufacturers’ cost so that he will be
Dairy and Country l*r«Hluce.
bride is a popular young lady of Cor­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Hens
today
were
quoted
at
11
to
12
A telephone message to Th«" Guard
able to leave Eugene about Septem­
They have arrived here to
Butter—Extras, 27X4 c per pound;
county superintendent of la«ne coun­ vallis.
cents
and
Springs
at
14
and
one
pro
­
Ixjwell late this afternoon ty will hold the regular examination take up their residence.
ber 10th to take up his residence at from laiwell
duce man expressed the belief that fancy, 25c; choice. 20c; store, 18c.
Copper Riveted Overall!
Eggs—Oregon extras, 25c; firsts,
Seattle, where he 1s interested in a brought the Information that th«- ve- of applicants for state and county
before the end of the week hens and
hide In whlch Jake Berger and Tom papers In the county court house. FOUR MORE LAND FRALI)
22®
23c;
seconds,
21
©22c;
thirds,
the kind
that ••WEARS’*
Springs would sell at about the same
big factory for making food products
INDICTMENTS DISMISSED price. The outlook is for a dull mar­ 15® 20c; Eastern, 23® 2 4c per doz­
Linn, of Eugene, and "Stub" Ander- Eugene, Oregon, as follows:
cut full
from bananas. Mr. Souders is vice
For State Paper*
son and Elza Pickard, of Portland,
ket for the rest of the week. Eggs en.
made of
president of the international Ba­
Commencing Wednesday, August
Four additional indictments were were unchanged today.
Cheese—Fancy cream twins, 14X4
selected
were riding on their way to Hill’s ! 11. 1909, at 9 o’clock a. m., and con­ dismissed late yesterday afternoon by­
per pound; full crea mtriplets, 14X4c,
nana Company, of Ann Arbor. Mich.,
Cherrie« for Thr»>e XVccks.
denim
ranch, on the upper Willamette, tinuing until Saturday. August 15, at Judge Wolverton at the request of
There will be cherries in the mar­ full cream Young America, 15X4c.
which manufactures 32 different
T. C. Becker, special asststant attor­ ket for the next three weeks, and per­
where they intended spending some ' 4 P- ni.
Poultry—Mixed chickens. 1 ic lb;
kinds of food products. The compa­
Wednesday Penmanship, history, ney-general. This was Indictment haps longer, but of course not the fancy hens. 11X4® 12c; roosters, 9
time hunting and fishing, tipped over
ny Is just completing its nlatit in Se­
spelling, physical geography, reading, No. 4849, known as the "Los Angeles abundance of the past two weeks, and it 10c .Spring, 14© 15c; ducks, old.
and fell down a cllft at Dead Horse, psychology.
case." and involved the officers of the chances are that prices will re- 8c; Spring. 12© 12*4c; geese, old.
attle. and Mr. Souders la compelled
about fifteen miles above Lowell, re­
Thursday Written arithmetic, the- the Pacific Lumber & Furniture Co. main about as at present. 5 to 10 8c; goslings, 10® 11c, turkeys, old.
to be there to manage the big con­
sulting In serious injuries to Berger ory of teaching, grammar, book- j Those against whom the indictments cents a pound.
Lamberts are now 18® 19c; young 20® 24c.
cern.
Bf-rger suffered a keeping
were dismissed were Warren Gille- the main dependence, and the best
Veal—Extra. 8®8*4c lb; ordin­
Mr. and Mrs. Souders, who have and Anderson.
Friday—Physiology,
geography, len. George L. Stearns, Robert XV. of these bring the top price indicated ary 7@7X4c; heavy, 5c.
been prominent in the business and broken leg and a broken arm. while
Pork fancy, 7c per lb; ordinary,
social life of Eugene since they came Anderson had his shoulder broken composition, algebra, English litera- Kenney and Jacob C. Gross. The Some late Dukes offered today sold
company officials and their agents at 5 to 6 cents.
6c; large, 5c.
here several years ago, are loath to The other occupants of the rig es­ lure.
IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER
Saturday Botany, plane geomet­ were indicted on a charge of trying
Mutton —Fancy. 8® 9c.
Butter at High Price.
leave Eugene, hut greater opportuni­ caped without Injury except bruises
AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY
There
are
no
particulars
of
the
acci
­
to
defraud
the
government
of
9000
ry,
general
history,
school
law.
X
«■getabh's.
Creamery butter is more than or­
ties are in sight for them and they
acres In Curry couity.—Telegram.
For County l*a|H*r«
F’otatoes New, $1.15® 1.25
per
dinarily hard to supply the insistent
f«H-l that they must take advantage dent, ns the person who telephoned
from
Lowell
hurried
sway
soon
after
Commencing
Wednesday,
August*
demand with, and the price Is stead­ 100 lbs; sw-et potatoes, 7c per lb.
of them. Their many friends also re­
IIH ERTISED LETTERS.
1
Melons—Cantaloupes.
$2 © 2.75
ily growing higher
The milk pro­
gret very much to learn that they are the accident happened without in­ 12. 1908, at 9 a m. and continuing
August 5, 'OS.
quiring as to how the rig happened until Friday, August 14, at 4 o’clock
duct is now selling for 27 H cents a per crate; watermelons, 90c@ 1.0th
to leave th«- city.
to turn over. Drs. Hartle and Scalte
A. L. Barnes.
Wednesday, Penmanship, history, i
per 100 loose; crated, '«c per lb ad-!
pound straight.
were telephoned for. and they left orthography, reading, physical geog­
J. Becker.
ditional; casabas, $2.50 per dozen.
Prune« Arc Firmer.
MIIOK KIIOP IN <X>lll lUi
Eugene about 3 45 this afternoon to raphy.
A. Boam.
Onions California, red. $1.25 per
The new crop Oregon prune mar- I
Judson Brown.
Thursday— Written
arithmetic,
»352
ket is quoted firm on a 3X4 cent bag^ sack; Walla Walla. $1.25© 1.50. gar­
E. P. Shinn has opened up a first- a’lend the Injuries. Dr F M Dav,
who
Is
<>n
his
way
home
from
an
out
Con
Con.
theory of teaching, grammar, physi­
basis. Some sales were made earlv lic 10c per pound.
class shoe shop In Coburg. All work
. This trtxle mflfi
Ing
up
i
lie
Middle
Fork,
was
expected
ology
S
E.
Cox.
Root Vegetables—Turnips. $1.50
in the season as low as 2 \ cent bas­
guaranteed. Bring In your Job work,
ond the won!
there this afternoon and he. too. will
C. R. Davis.
Friday Geography, school law. I
d&wtf
is. but that was before the crop sit­ per »ack; carrots. $1.75; parsnips.;
T ower »,S f
help to care for the injured men.
Miss
Stella
P.
Davis.
civil government, English lletrature. |
uation could
be clearly foreseen. $1.75; beets, $ 1 50.
. buttons distw
John Davis.
' quish this huh
W. B DILLARD,
Hop« and Wool.
Walter Francis, the former Eugene
Business covering three carloads of
G. D. Day.
Hop« 1907. prime and choice,
< qrode sltdur ’">•
County Superintendent.
I
high school football player, before
1908 Oregon Italians for October
the just as <X»d
Mary Doming.
he died from his Injuries at Seattle
shipment was reported yesterday for 4 H a .’c per pound; olds 2© 2X*c per
brand»
Mrs Dem tn am.
Best quality* tents al) sites.
the other day. asked his father, who
account of a Boston buyer. The sales pound; con racts, 9® 10c.
co Boras V 3 •
Mrs Harlow J. Evans.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Wool Eastern Oregon, average
were made on the basis of 3*4 cents
was at his bedside, to give all his
Fred I- is- her. Sr. '
former schoolmates and friends In
W. L. Gray.
Early applet* ar** ripening very fast
Eugene his love and asked him to tell
Harry Hannah,
them that he often thought of them
Chris Hun sen.
during his last days and hours
Mr.
The Corvallis Timos of yesterday
Xotiee for I' ii I i I k itioii.
Mr.« A. F H-”. i (son.
Francis requests Tlte Guard to de­ tells of an accident to a Eugen«> man
United States Land Office.
Lucern Johnson.
liver his son’s message lu ibis man-
Mrs N XV. Lawrence
Roseburg. l»r . March 31. 1908.
ner. as he would be unable to 1 »«."«• as follows:
Notice is hereby given that In com­
Clinton A. Le X’an.
‘■Yesterday evening a
many of the friends ¡KH’sonallx.
pliance with the provisions of th«- act
Mrs Leand Loom!».
his family, enronte froti
Alex C. Maxwell
’ Hon R X Booth and «on. ihiy, i Eugene, was thrown from a horse of congress of June 3. 1878, enti­
tled
\n act
Mrs Erteil« Miller.
Roy
went to Yoncalla «his afternoon
Mr a’d Mrs. M S
lias purchased a l.ir»e fat m ther * and . near the bridge on South Main str«*et lands In the st
Mrs. XX H Nichols
v III engage In the ral «Ing of ntoc k on 1 The gentleman Is past 60 years and gon. Nevada a
VWVfcred a badly crushed hip. which ry,” as extern
O’Neill A.- Peterson.
an extensive scale.
states by act c
W. E Palmer.
at han H Vine
Jack Pevt< n.
of Lane. state
E T Price.
offii-e <>n Jun.
Cora Sew^y.
statement No
E J. Smith.
of the XV U , S
Xlrs. J M Smith.
tn Township No It* south of Range
W P Smith
No 2 west. XV M . Or . and will offer
Charles Starks.
proof to show Shat the land sought Is
J L. Page, P M
Just ordering Ice < ream
more valuable for Its timber or stone
be convince«! tlwit our Ice t reain
la the moat satisfactory way ot
Palace of Sweets for our |>i< ••
than for
f
agri, ultural purpose,, and
Candies are the beat.
other will do me.
settling your accounts.
to establish hl claim to said land be
The promotion department of
fore the registr r and receiver at this Commercial Club reports that m. re
Kvan If he forgets to record
office, at Roseh urg. Oregon, on W'ed- newcomer« are arriving in Eugene at
Special Price on Ice Cream, Candy and Nuts
your payments, the check itaelf
nMdajr, the 30th day of St»ptember. the present time than a t any time
For
Picnic»,
Socials,
Private and Public Entertainments get our prices.
la a receipt for the money which
1908.
since the department was established
He n-vniea as vltneaaen
is ample.
James in December They are arriving thick
j Wilhelm, of Cre "Well. Oregon. Jo and fast and It Is hard t o get t hem
If you would avoid all dis-
i seph XX llhelin. t Zlon. Oregon; J<- hous'd
putea and niiaunderatandlnga,
i aeph \ xi i > -
Zion. Oregon; Earl
open an account with the
i XI Nutt, of E iix < ie, Oregon
The crossarms for the
Xny and all p ra<>ns claiming ad on the Judkins' Point e trollev wîrp
1 versely the above d« crlbett lands art the street railway line xtenM in < f
1 reqneate«! to file their claims In this pla «"J on the power pole
s alvnsr the
•
i route and just as soon iu the »apt r-
ing
rails
for
the
crossln-t
: arriv-» the
It la
V,
cars will be run as far a.«• the triade
iMiHbt.hHON AND DYSPF pmà
eter.
at the poin
RBLUVU SOUR STOXAlU, ME u L h Ì ng /
WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
I
MR. AND MRS. SOUDERS
TO LEAVE EUGENE
ANDERSON AND
BERGES FALL OVER
STEEP PRECIPICE
for men who toil
Levi Strauss
& Co’s
MADE FOP SERVICE
WATERPROOF
/\\\1 POMMEL
SLICKERS
EUGENE MAN BADLY
HURT NEAR CORVALLIS
Handing the
Dealer a Check
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
W. b
r. w.
Palace
of
Sweets
Eugene, Ore.