THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAR
C C Q THE CURE FOR
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D, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 190«
T
eelvers because of their inability to
move at the highest range.
Point*" « Very Firm Here.
While there is temporarily weak
ness caused by heavy receipts in Han
Franelaco, the local potato market
Ths usual lymptums of HcrofuU am «nlargail glntnl« of th« n«0k
Is firmer than ever and It Is the gen.
‘ sod ulesrs on •»*• »{«‘ly.
' • «»«rrhul troublos. wess
eral opinion of the local trad** that
* . sBdl•,l*, 11 lM,or hsnlth. Ilia I ti 11 or 11 u> 1 poison, tran«niltt*»l through
the sharp decline In the south was
• ” ,,|L>,| jH.llutss
w««k«n« «1'1* fluid, ami in pl„. « „f it, nutritta
made for no other purpose but t*i
‘‘.all (••
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*“,*» •‘/‘»¿Ul'nis mil ter. *.il |< h saps th., vital *'
force Oregon growers to sell what
ydasatU«»)»»”"'. »''ouaamta of < hll.lt«n, born with n scrofulous ti.lnt
stocks they had remaining In fen
fvs»l«"'‘ “‘"lr
l*l".»l- d • Utorlng. «,„1
of a further slump in values
TMl
Is an old San Francisco trick and ii
«0'1
regularly repeated by the bulls and
Everybody promises to help make
bears there whenever lhey do not the eagle scream at Springfield on
Eugene merchants are going
tiourlsliud and stnngthan«*! to duplicato
cltsn»*
ili*- sue* eaa of last year s
have control. According to various July 4. and Judging from those who
strong, linn11II t ui ii-ainbooil
buyers the Oregon producer Is hold have the big celebration in charge It
I«*ly for Bcrofuin
!t K*,«M 1 ourth of July re .ebrutloii this year,
ing firmer than ever and while ao will be the biggest day that we nav«
■ ii*l * ln.innr» ())« drculatlon of nll If present plaua are carried out.
actual purchase« at country shipping ever known in the fast growing llttla
’•«k, <lt»«iu.n<| bloo<t witli slratigth A liiexiliig of the .Merchants' Pro-
points are reported above »2.10, it city. The Commercial club and the
Association Kill be held next
UU*l«r Ih» |>urlfyliig «ffn< ts of thl» gr*mt
Is stated that the bulk of the small auxiliary have taken the matter in
indisi1«
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<>t ; . I .tuia |H.^, .iwni
"■II’«.’ »1... .Monday night at which time the
and scattered holdings cannot be charge and will work together to
limit* r of a < i-o bratlot. wlll be taken
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“7, t
l,,”"1,lt"lv S*lf*> tli.alu .’i.f f,,. , hil.ltm, .... , ,1
issaylof"»
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taken on under »2.50 Just now.
arrangements
celebrate t he day In the moat ap-.
iigv. I ttuiiiliir« nliout H* rotili , ami anv n «di* I „.ivi, / up ami pn.„iu,iHi;
or p«r»<n*» °>
made.
Oregon Strawtierrie« An* Better.
THE SW1FT SPEUHC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
proved and appropriate mariner. The
ftw
Recording to u plan discussed by
■Much better quality is shown ' entertainment for the day has not
a Uutiibi r of the member« of I he ua-
among today’s arrivals of l,„ ai | been mapped out yet but committees
o*latlon, a run. tueel will b> held
IMI lU'lllsl \o| I
strawberries and today what stock1 will soon be appointed for the dif
nt th** new fun ground« on Satur-
WORK BEGINS ON NEW
catne was of better grade than that] ferent lines of entertainment and al
*lay, July ;i, ami
the celebrullon
for the
recesaary
received from California. although, so to provfd»
proper wlll | m * h**ld on Monday, July
the latter were good.
Because of I amount of money that will be need
CATHOLIC ACADEMY
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Open air i.dlglous hcrvl**« with
the great delay in California train] ed to make the day a grand success.
saiieii muse by tin» bund is talked
Buaineiui Ctuirige.
arrivals—this morning’s passenger
of for Hunday, the 4th.
The grocery firm of Mersdorf-
not being due until »his afternoon—
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Much u celebrutloii, properly got
the price on local fruit stiffened for; Woife & Co has changed hands this
at horn** ten up, would la- a good drawing
best quality and as high aa 15c per week, the new proprietors lielng J.
frotn a f»*w w • *'kM’ Htny hi 1 <IIK«‘I|4 IM.
W. Carman and eGo. O. Knowles.
* ard. und the proposition will meet
pound basket was asked.
A W Jaro U m uhh
Oil M
The senior member
of the firm
with a hearty r< spouse by every bua- JAMES A. PATTEN. CHICAGO WHEAT KING. AND HIS WIFE
Brief Notes of Wb<»le»ale Trade.
<! u ) n * trip up tho Middle Fork
I uush man in the city.
According to reports received from ' comes from Florence where he has
No other wheat corner ever attract*-*! the attention that the one operated the upper and lower Columbia the i been engaged in business for some
Nalein Will \oi Celebrate.
Wv r«’«rri wry much ilml our
He formerly owned and ran
It look» now as though Salem by James A. Patten has. It has been f.*lt In the rise < f bread price« In the run of salmon has dropped off about time.
l|s «Ile of th"
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ulll rl UM«' III lUll Week* us would have no celebration July 4 large cities, has sllrr.d the capitals of Europ*-. <«u-*<l an anti-option 1,111 to 75 per cent during the past f *w a store in East —
Portland.
Mr.
building »!>' *-
w»» I hiv »’ a Mpll«*nd!d h,m In •r.
Because of the scarcity few Knowles is now engaged In business
on account of the cherry fair, which be Introduced in congress and <-linllei*_-.-<t tin- .itteiillou <<f the legal depart days.
t|s rear i«*!1
in Eugene and
Is
well
known
mine« a week after that date und ment of the government
It also Ims caused m-i'i violent threats to be canners have been able to operate
probably
to any great extent during the pist throughout the county. Miss Alice
hold* three da)'«. say« the Journal.
made
agalmt
Mr.
Patten,
and
he
goes
ale.itt
«ill
a
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gurtnl.
i bone at *
few days and fresh fish handlers ire Weatherson of Eugene will held a po
Ibis being true, Halem la ready to
old church I
experimenting difficulty in getting sltlon in the store as will also I. D.
put on It» best lifh und tucker und
trini us*'<l “
Larimer who we understand, will be
enough to fill their own wants.
go on a little fIIrtutIon»'visit to the
c
Às4 nowd '
According to Front street
han general manager.
nelglilHirlng town;
Being a demure MEMORIAL DAY TO
PRIVATE
NORMAL
scademt bull
dlers chicken prices have been too
< «her Notes.
little umldeti she of course cannot
¡zrg» du«s t*
high and a lower range is therefore
Alvle Prichard, from Eugone was
make any udvauce», but »he Is ready
BE
OBSERVED
AT
SCHOOLS
WILL
NOT
«mir equipi«
being quoted today.
locked in Lyon’s lodging quarters
to put her finger« In h*-r mouth, gig
A twelve f< it ****ii. >it nldi'walk In
Several small deals have been re for a short time Sunday evening, but
gle uud »ay "tills 1» so sudden,"
undeniy
grounds
and
frost of the
BE PERMITTED ported in the hop market during the succeeded in making his getaway by
COTTAGE GROVE
should Eugene. Albany of some of
Is frost <>f St Mary's church will al*
past 2 4 hours and dealers are now breaking down the door. The con
tin* lilg thrifty boys down or up the
freely offering 7 it 7 J -2c for best stable made a trip to Eugene Mon
ft be built
e mi valley give her an Invitation. It 1«
ranch this time, anyway, that the towns In the
Salem, May 11.—There were aix primes. Reports from the yards are day morning, but his man was mis
Decoration Day falls on Sunday
sing and has not sii.ee been heard
the old apple »«Hey get together, get acquainted this year. The Grand Army has is members of the state board of re still very discouraging.
Front street sells at the following from. A nice little fine will be
Iiol <ra\,| il.tiu! In ioiiid liown the sued orders that Monday, th" 31st gents or normal schools in attend
last
» i*.*k primrose path of pro»eprlty that 1« be observed and this will be the ance at the meeting held at the prices. Those paid shippers are less taxed up against him. if he returns
lai Corr**«|><md*'ni e )
regular commissions:
to Springfield. He will probably get
* fruit und awaiting their feet. Don't ull »iwak mode of procedure throughout the state house yesterday.
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! he tal Ili* t»
the limit unless the recorder's Aeart
Hop. Wool and Hides.
at once. Iioy«. but Ju»t remember that United States.
Frank Carter stated that the peo-
Sunday. May 30th,
«M «il feeling g****d over th**»e good
ere must l>>* a great deal of Salem 1« better than »he looks, and wlll be Memorial Sunday and the pie of his city had made arrange-
WOOL—1909. Willamette Valley, fails him when he comes to give sen
tiiu «Itheugh <hey werr Iste; but
tence.
Ung done over at J I. Heaver's Just at present she looks like a good event will be approximately observ ments to keep the contracts with the 20® 23c; eastern Oregon. 17® 22*.
' bitter late (hall never
Mr. and .Mrs. A. B. Serfling were
heir house ha« caught
fire ailed »lice of the Garden of Eden ed by Appomattox Post No. 34, G. A. faculty of Ashland as a moral ob
HOPS—1908 crop, choice. 7 l-2c;
Tbe iagrlppe ha* ÌH*en
visitina
lately.
Floy*! Ix>rd was th- that had Jumtied over the wall In R «nd their friends in this city. Ser ligation. but that no effort would lie prime to choice. 7® 7 l-2c; prime. over from Eug* ne Sunday for a few
tkM** paro latelt and prove« to Ite
to assist In putting It out. No order to get room to blossom in.
vices wlll be held in the Presbyter- made to run the school after this 7c; medium. 6 l-2c; 1909 contracts, hours visit. They are now residing
no rosticci ur of persona
at the county seat, where Mr. Ser
I an church at 11 o'clock. Rev. Seldon year.
9c.
The t»cw butrhrr «bop geema to ho
wpellt
.Mr. Richmond of Weston made
TALLOW—Prime, per lb., 3® 4c; fling is In the employ of Uncle Sam
Adams preaching the memorial ser
doli« ■ goo.l bualnmM
as an assistant postmaster.
.Mrs SKETCH OF LIFE OF
mon. On Monday, Decoration Day an argument in favor of keeping the No. 2 and grease. 2® 2 l-2c.
K«« Whlpple *>f Carli*«»,
ha«
Perkins a- .Machen have purchased
very
He would
donate
SHEEPSKINS—Shearing. 10 'll 15<
services will be held at the cemetery school open.
ralled by (he Christian epurili
• 500 to keep the school running each; short wool, 25® 40c; medium the retail meat market at Wendling
TIMOTHY GOODRICH and the following program will be and
to ìh > thrlt pnstor and wlll move bere
others would do as much. They wool. 50® »1 each; long wool, 55® and Pratt Holverson went up Mon
observed. Procession will start from
ud take charge of th<* church thè
day to take charge. —News.
»1.25 each.
would
raise »4000.
the
corner
of
Fourth
and
Main
f.nt Bunday In June
Timothy Goodrich. a
respected streets at 10 o'clock a. m.. returning
CHITTIM BARK—Old, 5 l-2c,
Mr. Ayer and .Mr. Spence were In
Mi | ' M
. ■ • ' - of Hell-
PATTEN RETURNS
pioneer of Oregon, died at hta home «t noon. The afternoon program will favor of allowing the schools to be new. 5® 5 l-2c lb.
foostaln. Or . are visitine Mr. Fred
TO BI LI, WHEAT.
In this city Monday at 5:30 p. m., be given at the .M E. church
HIDES—Dry hides. 14® 16c lb.-
be
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conducted
as
private
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schools
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to
at
2
Wiltrr. of thl« city.
after an Illness of several month«. o'clock, oonslsting of an oration bv conducted as private normal schools. green. 8® 10c lb.; bulls, green salt,
Jdr Bradford 1« «Imost
Mr Goodrich was born In Athens Rev Nickle, followed by music and Governor Benson. Supt. Ackerman 5c per lb.; kips. 9c; calves, green,
Trinidad. May 8.— Refreshed by
teda burnì ng hi« kilt» <>f brlck
«io played at Pleasant itili S
county Ohio, Man h 19. 1 »37. Hu short speeches by others.
and Col Hofer were opposed to al 16c per lb.
two week's hunting and fishing on
Martin Grimal"? ha« Ixiught him day between I' II and Dexter
w.t« married In hl« native state In
MOHAIR
—
1909,
23©
25c.
lowing the schools to be conducted
the low Mexican hills, James A. Pat-
< Hlier Notes.
out girl«'
«alt a*> automobile
1856, to Itiwu Ann Knight, and in
rie John Rankin pitched for I
Butter. Egg- anil Poultry.
contr'bu-
< ten. the Chicago wheat operator is
Chas. Hal! and Irwin Bath are as private schools with
porla llale «nrnt Sunday with hl« ant lllll
1862. with his family crossed the now proprietors of the Arcade elec tions.
of course hl« «Idi
BUTTER
—
Extra
creamery,
20®
In accordance with former
now speeding today to Chicago over
pronti at Baie.
plains to Oregon, settling In Marion tric theatre. Mr. Hall having bought resolutions of the board of regents ' 27c; fUcy, 25® 36c: store, 18c.
Martha IH-rrlng atu! Je«
I the Santa Fe railroad. What action
«pellt Wednesday night si
county, eight mil*« north of Salem. a half Interest In the business last all disposition of the schools was
BUTTERFAT—Delivery f. o.
b. I be will take in the wheat market is
In 1879 Mr. Goodrich
moved to Saturday.
teai her. Miss Parks, of Cl*
Portland—Sweet cream, 2 4
1-2® I not intimated in any of his conver-
Messrs. Hall and Bath left to the executive committee.
Yamhill county, where he acqulr*-d can lx* depended upon to give the'
. 26c : sour. 22 © 23c.
I ,M Grubb« ;« cutting
; nation with newspapermen. Consid
EGGS—handled, local, best. 2 4 fi erable »x-lteTent prevails In the
and owned nt the time of his death people the best procurable
J I. lliauT
In the bales w< re olds purchased from grow
25c
♦
<8l>«*<-tal ('orr»'s|H»nd<*nceI
one
of
the
choicest
farms,
luist
fall
the
day
Miss Verna rtwarxer «pent
' board of trade circles, because of the
way of moving pictures and illustra ers, There are remaining in the
Alois. Mar 111
Everyone 1« ••n «Ith Mis« Arzaler Wilhelm Sunday. In* came to Portland to live for the ted songs with
CHEESE—Fancy full cream flats. i belief that Patten will make some
some
vaudeville state out of last year's erno 1703
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17c;
triplets
and
daisies.
17©
18c:
Joyist the Oregon mist
Rankin,
Nannie
purpose of securing medlcnl treat thrown In occasionally.
.Mr» Beaver. Mrs
sharp moves in the speculation game.
bales in the hands of farmers and
Mrs Kat*' Ro»« of Elmira, paid Wooten and Verna Swarzer were ment
In the earlier years of his
Scott Chrisman, a prominent Row about 6000 bales owned by dealers, Young Americas. 19c; storage twins.
12.—The movement of California
Nri Luce « visit last »wl
17c:
triplets
and
daisies.
17c.
High
sch»**)
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last
'If**.
Mr
Goodrich
took
an
active
in
vtaltors at the P. II.
Rlwr farmer, was transacting busi From these figures it is calculated
Itert Allegnr made a short call nt Friday.
POULTRY—Mixed chickens,
terest In politics. ta>lng
Identified ness in the Nesmith county
15c grass cattle has started in this direc
seat ■ that the 1908 crop of Oregon
1-2© 13c per tion and a number of cars came in
party.
the pattofflrc one day ln«l Week
Be Monday. Scott is a pioneer business amounted to about 90.000 bales, as lb..* fancy hens. 12
.Mr. and Mr» F. M laird mudi* a with tin* lieniocrntic
lb.; roosters, old. 15© 15 l-2c frv- this morning for a northern packer
Etervoue «ho ntt**nd*’d the dance
Spring* «Ide« a widow tte is survived by sev- man of this flourishing city, now en shown by the following table:
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ers. 25 ©27 l-2c; broilers. 25® 27 but were loaned to a local killer be-
en children. I C. and R B. Good- joying rural life on a fine farm.
it Mound reports a good time
field Saturday , returning Sunday
Bales
cause of the scarcity here.
Kor Bistre passed through h*-re u
Yamhill;
Mrs.
Eevryone was alad to »<«< the rain, rich. n*sldlng at
A tine mess of strawberries were Shipnients to date
90,484 l-2c; geese. 11c; turkeys, alive 16
Thirteen additional cars from the
@ 18c; dressed. 23 1-2® 23c: ducks.
ft« day* ago
Ireland picked on Reservoir Hill this morn-1 Less olds shipped.
lull we are afraid «onie will be coiil- Mary Peedv, Mrs. Minnie
8,000
Mrs. Ethel Sallee and little *>>n plaining before long
181120c; pigeons, squabs. »2.00® south are expected in the yards in
and Morris M . residing In Portland. Ing, and though they were small
«tn. ©alters In Alma la«t Monday
»2.50 dozen; old. »2; dressed poul time for tomorrow's market and it is
and I.like I. and Ray Goodrich, re they were fully ripe and delicious. Shipments of 1908s . .
Mrs. Will Janie« arid
82.434
generally expected that the move
Miss (Irni • Lure* ta on th** sl<*L Trent visited ut I nde
siding In Eugene. The remains will Mr. C. N. Murdoch brought a few to In growers’ hands (1908s).. 1 .703 try. 1 4i 1 l-2c higher.
Itat
ment of grass stuff will be regular
Grain. Flour anil Hay.
b>* tuken to the old home In Yamhill this office just to "show us" and de In dealers' hands (1908s).. 6.0i)0
en » Bunday.
BARLEY — Feed.
»33.50© 34; from the south in this direction.
Oregonian.
great, till« morning
Our mall carrier hint th" chh'ken
Come one. come all
clared that five little girls had pick
The cattle which came from tha
rolled. »351*26: brewing. »31.
pn but ta aide to carry the mnll
to tile
th** «mall, the fat the
ed sixteen quarts that morning.
Oregon crop 1903............... 90..1 *¡7
WHEAT—Buying prices.
new— south today were in prime condition
>1« at
Mr Leopold ta ex|iectlng th)* nr carnival given by th**
B. K. laiwson left Saturday even
The market is quiet, but very firm. Track. Portland—Club. »1.20; biue- and were transferred from one pack
rival of John Mohler, of Prineville. Pleasant lllll Saturday,
16 at WILSON STANDS UP
ing for Portland, where he has ac There are a number of orders on steni. »1 30: red Russian.
»1.17: er to another at »5.75. the high mark
In a few da*«
8 p. Ul.
cepted a Job with his old company as hand, but the supply is so small and Turkey Red, »1.20© 1.25:
.of the season here. While no actual
Willam-
Georg)- Luce has been trnnsferrlng
FOR GOVERNMENT representative through the territory j growers so Independent that buyers ette Valley. »1.15.
sale was made because the northern
»onii* of hta stock from his ranch on
After n quiet disappearance from
between Portland and Ashland. He find much difficulty in making pur
MILLSTIFFS — Selling price— ers merely loaned them until addi
Eamotid erwk to Almn. with th)* us Green Bay. regarded by hli* friends
will handle paints and make Cottage chases.
Bran. »26.50:
middlings, • 33.00: tional stock came to repay them. It
Sbtanr)) ,,f Major." th)* dog
Chicago. May tl. Secretary of Grove hta headquarters over Sunday.
ua an elopement to avoid undesired
The following cable was received shorts. »30; chop, »23© 31; alfalfa is quite likely that the high price
If any of th>* farmers have hog« publicity, Churl)« Whitney, an uncle Agriculture Wltaon ta here attend- — Western Oregon and Ix*a<ler.
yesterday by Isaac Pincus & Sons, meal. »20 i*er ton.
would have been obtained were they
•u sell call on Bert Allegar of Alum, of President Taft, was married to j Ing n meeting of government meat
of Tacoma, from
Ironmonger, of I
FLOUR—Selling
price—Eastern put on the open market.
nt >f yon h ive any oxen to lirenk to Ml«« Eva Gernrdin of Green Bayr at Inapei-lora. and refused tonight to
London:
Because of the very small showing
Oregon patent. »6.05® 6.10: straight
Th" I»* drawn into any controversy with WEEKLY REPORT OF
nie. call on Jay Johnnon. of .Mound Escamilla. Wta.. yesterday.
"Weather favorable for growing; »5.10; export. »4.70; bakers. »6.05; in hog supplies, the market here is
<onpl,* are «pending their hoiiey- i James A Patten over the wheat sit-
Plantations free from ver- valley, »5.30; graham. l-4s. $’.10; I still very firm and so far as notice
D»Wltt'a Little Early R!«erc. th« moon In Chicago. Whitney is a , nation.
EUGENE MARKET
Crop prospects are sufficient-j whole wheat, »5.40; rye. 5s. »5.50; able th.-re is no change in quotations
"I am through with wheat talk."
'«mou» little liver pill«, small, gentle, wealthy merchant and is CO years
ly favorable.
Estimate acreage at i bales. »3.00.
from those formerly In effect.
said Wltaon.
of age. Ill« bride is 20.
»ure Sold by all druggist«
35,000: reduction, 4000.
Market
Mohair—33c.
There was another advance of 25c
HAY—Producers'
price - New
"Is the present price of wheat real
very dull."
Chitlim bark—5 1-2 ©6c.
timothy. Willamette valley fancy, in the price of lambs in the local
| or fictitious?" the secretary was
Wool—17 c.
Big Alaska Butter Orders.
»16; ordinary.
»14® 18:
eastern yards, a sale of extra select stuff
asked.
>*«»ultry, K*««, Kt«.
Notwithstanding the fact that re Oregon. »18.50; mixed. »11.50'1 12; being made at
»5.50. comparing
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"If farmers could be assured »1
Kg«»—Per do«en, 2!Q35c.
ceipts of milk and cream and out-ide (clover. »13.50; grain. »13.50© 14. with $5.25 the previous high mark.
bushel wheat nil the time." he re
Creamery butter, per roll, 60c.
manufactured butter yesterday were cheat. »14 © f5 ; alfalfa, »14.
The market for lambs of ordinary
plied, “thousands of acres of pasture
Dairy butter—Per roll. 50c.
much the heaviest of the season,
OATS—Producers'
price—Track quality is showing no change, poor
I land In th.* Middle West would be
Fryers—Per lb., 13c.
there was an advance of from 2 to No. 1 white. (40®‘41; gray. »40.
quality selling dowu to »5. with or
plowed up and sown to wheat.*'
Hens—Per lb., lie.
3c a pound in the price of butter here
dinary stuff ranging up to
• 5.25.
bruit«
amt
Vegetables.
"Couldn't brokers have just ns re-
Geese—Per lb.. 8c.
today, only one creamery not joining
The sheep market in general Is rath-
Huck»—per lb.. 11c.
J liable a system getting crop reports
nav-
FRESH
FRUITS
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—
Oranges,
in the rise and this concern saw no
er steady and while there is no real
Turkeys—Per lb.. 1&O17C.
i as your department?"
necessity did not make any change els. »2® 2.75 per box; tangerines, weakness noted in the yards for any
Fruit«. Veaetahle«. Ete.
"I don't think so. We have been
»1.50;
bananas.
5
3-4® 5 1-2 lb.; quality, much the best demand and
1'vtatoes. new—31.35 per cwt.
—when the general market dropped
■ perfecting our system of gathering
grapefruit, price is obtainable for properly fid
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Onion«—Per cwt.. »1.75.
last week.
The great strength lemons. »2.50 it 4 box;
reports for ninny years. 1 think ours
Lemon«—Per case. »4.00.
shown at this time in the butter »341 4: pineapples. Hawaiian. »3 I t stuff.
ta lietter."
Oranges—»3.50.
market is due almost entirely to the 3 1-4 dozen; strawberries, local. 12
The following is the general range
Livestock Market
»1.40® of values on stock running in the
big orders coming from Alaska, a 1-2© 15c box; California.
Good cows—3 *4 © 4c.
large per cent of which the local 1.50 crate.
WELL-KNOWN OREGON
yards for late shipments:
Steers—-4 4i 5c.
POTATOES Selling. »2.250 2.50,
Hogs—Best east of
mountains.
Veal—Prime drcsseU, under 125 lb«. trade has been unable to fill during buying for shipment. |>er cwt., coun
recent days.
While
the
exact
• 7.50 d 7.75; good. 7.25® 7.5O; fan
PIONEER IS DEAD 1®8C.
Mutton on foot 4 rd 5c.
amount of the acreage business can try extra fancy.»2.10; ordinary ship cy Willamette blockers.
»7.350
Good fat hogs on foot—7®7tyc. not be estimated Just no». it is ping. »2; sweet. »2.5003.
7.»0; stockers. »6.75tft 7.
Mvrtle Point. Or.’May 11.—Jas.
VEGETABLES—Turnips. Oregon.
1
.-esst'd
hogs
**
'u
9c.
stated
by
butter
makers
to
be
the
Cattle
—
Best
steers,
weighing
I.alrd. one of the best-known pio
tiraln aud r'eed
heaviest ever offered to this market. »101.10; beets. »2; carrots, 75c 1200 pounds. )5.56®5.75; medium
neers of Coos county, died at the
cab steers. • 5.25 ® 5.40: poor • steers,
Flour—»4 80.
For over a week several buyers have sack: parsnips. »1.250 1.50;
home of his son. Joseph Laird, here
Time is precious when harvest conics.
You need
Wheat—Per bu.. »1.00.
»4.50;
been trying their utmost to secure bage. 3© 3.50c lb.; tomatoes. Mex »5.25; best cows.
medium
after
«lingering illness.
He was
Chopped
feed
—
Per
ton,
»30.
implements of superior quality to make every minute
□>3.5(1.
butter from various creameries to ican. »1.5011 1 65 per crate; Florida. cows. • 4.25: bulls. »2.5003.5
seventy years old May 1. and Is aur
Cracked corn—»2 40 per 100.
»2.75113
crate;
beans.
12
l-2c
lb.
I
fill the Alaska business and for this
Sheep, sheared-
sheared’—
— Best
wethers,
viveil by a number of children, one
Ilian—Peg ton. (33.
count.
ONIONS -Jobbing— Fancy
Ore »4.50:
spring
lambs.
$501 5.50;
reason local supplies have been very
Mixed feed—Per ton, »31.
son. James, having charge of the
gon.
»2.5041
3;
No.
2.
(2.25't2.50
straight ewes, »3.50® 4; mixed lots,
Shorts—Per ton. »34.
well cleaned tip.
In fact .the de
c - have
received a large shipment of McCormick
Western Union line work In this sec-
per cwt., Texas. »2.25 per crate: •4® 4.25.
’W O-VOLU a •«■K’-
Rolled barley—Per ton »39.
mand from the north has been at a
lion.
garlic.
12
l-2c.
~ ‘
„.j.
Designed to meet the
Hats
—
Per
bu..
55c.
O”'ers, Rakes
and “
Binders.
Calves—Light. »5.50; heavy, *5.
price that was in most instances bet
.Mr. Laird for years opuernied the
APPLES Fancy
Hood
River,
Hated 11» v—ill.
ter than the makers were receiving »2.500 2.75; ordinary. »10 1.50.
Equipped with
stage line to Roseburg and for a
rfquircnicnts of modern agriculture.
here and for that reason they were
Wm. Alden Smith. United States
l't'IITI. ANO «T*** K M AltKF.r
long timi1 held the contract for car
Meat* anil Provision«.
•Pecial devices to save time in making adjustments.
senator from Michigan, is 50 years
not inclined to offer any more stock
rying the mall between Roseburg
IIAMS. BACON, ETC
Portland old today. He was raised on a farm,
I’ORTLAND MARKET REPORT. on the home market than was abso
* hey arc
and the Coquille and Coos Hay. Of
Portland. May
13. Hop
slilp- lutely necessary to fill the wants of pack (local) hams. 10 to 13 lbs., 14 saved his money and studied law.
recent years he made his home in
l-2c lb.; boiled ham. 21c; breakfast and finallv made a fortune building
Brewster Valley but sometime ago ments from Oregon by rail and water their regular customers.
bacon, 13 1-2 0 21 1-2; picnics, 10c; small railroads, which he afterward
4'liee-c Likely to Advance.
was brought to Myrtle Point to re for the eight months of the crop
As in the butter market, there Is cottage roll, 11c lb.; regular short sold, in the .Michigan timber belt.
year were 90.484 bales, or 38.325
ceive medical treatment.
bales less than shipped during the great firmness noted in cheese here. clears, smoked, 13 l-2c lb.; backs,
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY
13 l-2c;
light
same period last season. The ship The high price in effect at this time heavy smoked.
DELICIOUS BANANt CREXM.
Mothers who value their own com
This recipe Is highly recommended ments from Oregon by months com has been absolutely no bar to the de smoked. 13 l-2c lb.; pickled ton-
fort and the welfare of their chil
mand anil the somewhat more lib gues. 60c each.
by one of our correspondents; try It pare as follows:
and light in draft. They arc <i combination of simplicity,
DRESSED MEATS- Front i street dren, should never be without a
1908-9 1907-8 eral supplies have been cleaned up
for dessert tomorrow. Peel five large
2.917 with considerable ease by receivers. hogs, fancy, 9 l-2c: ordinary, j 9c; box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
strength and solidity. t.
----- ------
, - welcome to ex-
bananas, rub smooth with five tea Sept ............. ............. 2.542
You
arc ---------
always
spoonfuls of sugar. And one teacup Oct ................ .............. 19.967 19.937 There is some talk of putting the veals, extra. 10c; ordinary, 9 010c? for Children, for use throughout the
amine them.
Reason dictates that a machine with the
7 @ 8c. ;
mutton,
7® 10; season. They Break up Colds, Cure
21,976 local pi Ice above 17c a pound, but heavy,
sweet cream beaten to a stiff froth, Nov ............... .............. 16,826
Feverishness. Constipation. T**ethlng
26.848 no change was shown in the general lambs. 10c.
stamp of excellence will be the one you want.
I hat
then adj ono 10c package of Lemon Dec ............... ............... 1 9,652
Stomach
LOCAL LARD- Kettle leaf, 10«, Disorders. Headache and
17.972 market this morning.
Jan ................ .............. 12.072
JELL-O
dissolved
In
1
1-2
teacups
of
stands for
5S, 14 7-8; 50-lb. tins Troubles. THESE POWDERS NEV
14 3-8c lb; 5s,
Egg* Are Selling Better.
boiling water. Pour Into mold and , Fob ................ .............. 9,»65 18.538
While there Is no great rush to 14 l-2c; steam rendered. 10a. 13 1-2 ER FAIL. Sold by all drug store«.
when void garnish with candied cher Mnrch .......... .............. 5,163 13,410
Don’t accept any substitute.
7,211 take on supplies of eggs locally, the per lb.; 5s, 13 5-8c per lb; com 2 5c.
ries. Herve with whipped cream, or April ............. .............. 4.297
A trial package will be sent FREE
Of the total shipments for , the sea- feeling is somewhat improved, al pound, 10s. 9 l-4c per lb.
as a good pudding sauce. JELL>O Is
to any mother who will address Alien
Portland Livestock Market.
sold by all grocers at 10c per pack- son to date, about 3000 bales were though In many Instances prices are
Portland Union Stockyards, May 3. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
¡old
old hops held by dealers and 5000 still being shaded bj the larger re-
•
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