Eugene weekly guard., July 08, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

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TTTE ET7GKWF WTEKLY GUAR D, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 180»
'“WHEAT NOT HELPED”
WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
SAYS MILLER STARR
slow way at yesterday'* prices, and: S3; 1 cow, 1075 lb*., »2 SO; 2 bull*. 15c; boiled ham, 2116c; picnics. 12c; cot­
A.'II true of cantaloupe*
I intalOUpM In 2125 lbs., ••
—•---- 525 lbs., tage roll. 11c: regular short clearst
*2.50; “ 3 calves.
small fruit» there wrfw little doing, 25; 1 calf, 400 lbs., 22.50; 8 lambs. smoked, 15c; backs, smoked, 16c; pick-
Cherries were but little in evidence 610 lbs, 25; 43 sheep, 4625 lbs.. led tongues. <0c each.
Dressed M-at»— Front street hogs,
llw
°* •**
*"V tRe
e* disaata»,
and the demand for berries was limit­ «3.25.
fancy, 100100c, ordinary, 916c; veals,
j or«J»'* •",l
Peeebar to women It «« th«
Mohair 22<\
ed.
Two cars of watermelon* and
extra. 8©80c; ordinary, "16c; heavy,
"it pr«|>«'•,,•M, ”* R|,‘'* dev4se«l hv « regularly »-»<1 >
Chit Um bark 5c.
several of cantaloupes are expected POHTLAMD MARKET <<I OT<TIOVW 7c. muton, 7©10c; lambs. 8©9c.
Head« May Be a Little Larger,
pio«»
••Pe,,e«M>ed *»d .billed speci»lwt .
Worn ¿V c .
before the end of the week.
Local Iutrd—Kettle leaf. 10s. I«c16 lb;
ruultry,
Kt<*.
gl» dl»»**“
women.
5s. 1« 5-»c per lb.; 50-lb. tina. 16c par
Hop«, Wool hd 8 Hidra
Hutter Active ut Advunc,
E kkm p»*i dozen, 4ja.04.j4
But Straw Growth Not
lb.
; steam rendered. 10s, 15c per lb.;
Hops—190» crop, choice, 114112 He:
_
|t la s «•*• n«»‘K«,i°* *“
oondition ul th» »ystsm.
Cr. winery Butter -r-i roil-
At the higher prices quoted y«-s-
prime to choice. 11c; prime, 1016c. me-; 5s. 16 5-»c per lb.; compound, 10a, 91»«
lilt ONE RKMKDY wbivh eootaiaa no alt-ohol
Dairy
Butter
Per
roll,
ts-rdwy
butter
iiiovetl
activelv
»••»!
<y.
Increased
«Hum. 10c 1909 contracts (growers re-i per lb.
Fryer* Per lb., J6<
tiabil-fur drug«
druda and
m»..t —
».
habk-i<»rmi22g
whuih
creamery men and dealers generally fuse to »ell», 14016c 1» offered.
Hfii»- per lb-, 10c,
reporting
current
make
cleaning
up
<rMi««
for «uute «tiaiulaut«.
Wool—1*09. Willamette valley, 22©
<Per lb.. Hr.
IRVING ITEMS
well. There Is little doubt that the 24c; Eastern Oregon. 200 23c.
“The rain did not help the wheat
Duck«— Per lb , lie.
Tlll< ONE REMEDY «o good that it» maker«
next change will be a lift In quota­
Tallow—Prime, per lb.. 30 4c; No. 2
Turkey»—Per ib., 15 4» 17
of th» valley much, iu my estima­
aut «Irani •<» print its »very iogradiaul on
tions
In the dairying districts the and grease, 20216«
Fruit», %r<rl*ibir», Ktr.
tion. said .Miller Sturr, of the Eu­
Sheepaklnn—«hearing 10© 16c each;
rain ha» freshened up the pastures a
Putatoe»- New, 4.26 p» r cwt
outMd» bottle- wrapper and attaat to lb«
(Special Correspondence.)
gene .Mill & Elevator Company, this
Union« Per cwt., $1.75.
good deal, but there Is small chance short wool. 250 40c. medium wool, 60c
morning
“The rain may help some
I
gfuthiu^»«« <>i
under oetb.
Irving, July 7.—There was a gen­
0,1
each,
long
wool,
75c©,
1.25
each.
Demon« Per < u«e, $4.
of the Improvemena being sufficient
of the heads to fill, and even the
Bark—Old. 616c; new, 6c lb. eral exodus from our burg to Eugen*
orange« — $«.'
to weaken the butter market. Cheese ’ Chlttim
ft it told by medicine dealer« everywhere, and any dealer who hasn't it can
stock and straw of the late grain, but
Hides—Dry hides, 14016c. green, 8© on the three days’ celebration. All
Mtrelock Market
wa» firm and active at the last, prices. 10c; bulls, green salt. 6c per lb.; ktps, ' in attendance speak well of the man­
get it.
• •uhetitute of unknown compoiUion lor this medicine op
it will uot materially increase the
Good cowm , 2 */$<-•.
I« ovn oom n within . No oounlaririt in an good an the genuine and the druggmt
9c; calves, green. 14c per lb.
crop.
California Celery Proopects
Hteera—3c.
agement, who. In spite of the Inclem­
who my « nomething else in “junt an good an Dr Piarce'n" in either miatakea
Mohair—1909. 230 24c.
Vrul—prim»? dre«aed, undejr 125 lb» ,
“In some places the promise is
ency of the weather, carried out a
The California Vegetable Union,
ar ie tryin< to deceive you for hm own nelftnh benefit. Such a man in not to he
Hutter, t-.gg* »nd Ponltry
good, but in others it is poor. The ¡ ti<
good program.
There was an ab-
which has 90 per cent of the Califor­
Mutton
on
foot
—
2
(a
3c.
(n»e(ed, 11« •• trilling with your moat pricelent ponnetniun yc*ir health—*
outlook depends much on the manner
Bu’’er- Extra creamery, 2716c; fan-‘ »enee of formality and all seemed to
nia celery crop under contract. Issues
Good
tat
hogs
on
tool
-7^7
Vhc.
any be your lif« itself. .Ver tL»t y«a rw wh./t yee «»$ /or
and method in w hlch the ground has! Dr»*ns hog«*—«tyife.
enter into the hilarity of the orca.-
the following circular to the trade on cy. 25c; »tore. 1X019«
Butter—Extra creamery, 2616c; fan­ sob
lu wet year» tbs'
the celery situation:
« been cultivated,
Grata au<i r„<
cy. 25c; store, l,c.
ground can be half cultivated and
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Bond, of Ro-
Flour—SG.uu.
\Ve are pleaM-d to auuounce that
Butter Fat—Delivery f. o. b. Portland salta, Miss., arrived in Irvin K Tuett-
there will be a good crop, But In dry
Wheat—Per busiiel,
celery
planting
is
now
at
Its
height,
—.-tweet cream, 25c: sour. 23c.
Crow were In attendance nt the El­ years only the beat cultivation can
<’iiopp»*d >• «••-<! per
with an ample supply of vigorous
Egg«—Candled, local best, 24c; un-! day evening to be present at the fu­
mira celebration.
CiacKed Corn — $2.60
bring good results."
neral of Mrs. Bond's father, P. W.
candled,
23c.
plants
to
set
out
the
contemplated
brun- i'«*r ton,
The flouring mills are now work-
Mr Fountain bus erected him a
Cheese—Fancy full cream flas, 16© Boqua, which takes place today at 10
acreage of 2800 acres in Orange
Mixed
feed
—
Per
ton,
|31.
Ing
18
hours
out
of
th«
2
4.
Ì
hey
new windmill und expects to put In
county and 2000 acres in Northern 1016c; triplets an*l daisies, 1601016c; < a. m. from the late residence near
Hulled Harley—Per ton, $40.
have plenty of wheat In the blns until
Young Americas. 1,01716c.
Irving.
pipes for irrigation.
California.
Bui»*d Hay—No definite price,
the
new
harvest.
Throughout
the
Poultry—Mixed chickens, 1101216c;
Dewey Andrews, of Blachley. wan
,V th«' h"t> ■ of tin- brld«- ■ purent».
lwuuse Huy—No definite price.
I’ete Lamb has gone to
to
Transplanting began a little ear-1 fancy hen» 121»« roosters, old, -j®19«;
winter
the
mills
ran
day
and
night.
in Irving visiting old friends,
Oats—Per bushel, 55c.
He
He Is going to do
Her than usual this year, and with springs, 16©17c; geese. X©9c. turkeys,
Xr. and Mf» E II. Hawkins, near work
Cannery
Not
Running
work on the pew Catholic
normal weather during the summer alive.
10© lXc,
dressed. 2216923c; went to Junction Wednesday.
Engrnc
The fruit cannery is not running
Enitrn'' ^Mtulny. July 4. 190». at
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Warthen left
and early fall, the crop will naturally ducks, old. 11012« young. 1101216*-. for Sterling. Neb., last Friday even
REPORT
j 30 p <>' • ,WI* well-known young
today, but will probably begirt again
­
b«» ready for the market much ear­ pigeons, squabs. ,2 dozen; dressed poul­ ing, upon the receipt of a telegram
«■»pie of Eugen« w«-ro mud« huNband
! tomorrow. The w«t weather held
try. 1010c higher.
lier
this
year.
•nd •If'1 1 '**•’ contracting partici-
little
; back most <f th« fruit. m > that
Grain, Flour and Hay
announcing the death of their daugh­
Portland, July 8.—The week opens
»rr<- Albert Moor« and MI nn Clara
It 1» also with much satisfaction
or none ha» been brought in.
She
Barley — Feed,
,34 0,35;
rolled, ter, Mrs. Thomas Christopher
with the egg market strong and ac­
Hiwkln» Th« wcddlug c«r«motiy wa»
that
we
announce
that
the
Celery
The
cherry
crop
bus
been
hurt
,3« 50.
lived near Irving for several years
Mooounckd in n very Impreaalvs man* Two men were < aught in a Moro I where It was not. already ripe, but tive. with fresh candled ranch stock Growers’ Association of Orange coun­
Wheat—Buying price, new—Track, and had many friends who regret her
moving freely at 2 5 to 2 6 cents. Ke­
trap, and the Datto** gun« Nang
■•r by Rev Mr Spr«ch«r. of th« IV B
Portland—Club. ,1.150,1.20; bluestein. death.
otherwise th« rain did little harm.
elpts for two we-ks have been stead­ ty stands intact July 1. the time hav­ ,1.25.
____
rhurrh of Eugen« After i. »hurt pray
r«.l Russian ,1.12. Turkey r.-d,
ing
expired
on
that
date
for
with
­
Apple Crop
ily falling off. and with the demand
,1 150,125 Willamette valley, ,1.15.
•rnnd th*- u»ual congratulation* were Anu out- worn un officer'* »houldtr
W. G. Allen said this morning that still good prices naturally tend up­ drawal of members.
Millstuffs — Selling price — Bran,
ALMA ITEMS
■ trap, th.- other a private gear: th«- prospects for ih« apple crop were
«itrnded. dainty refreshment» w«r«
Portland Livestock Market
,20.50, middlings, ,33.00; shorts. ,30.00;
Mgrril The horn« of th« brld«'» pu < Ine wa« a black of th<* Twenty- not the beet. Th<* crop is light. This ward. The outlook is for a continued
is
amali
Portland
Union
Stockyards,
July
active
market,
and
there
chop. ,23©,31; alfalfa meal. ,30 per
rent» w»» ta»t«fully dccornted with
fourth, and one wa» a 3outh- J «hould also bo an off bearing year
chance of any recession in prices in 7. The unexpected heavy rains of ton.
(Special Correspondence.)
orin*» bloMom« and fern» for the oc-
nrn man,
l Apples ar«t »aid to have a trick of al- the immediate future.
the
two
preceeding
days
affected
bus
­
Flour—Selling price—Eastern Ore­
«Mio* The bride wore a cream »Ilk And both were caught In a dark de­ ternatlng with a large harvest one
Alma, July 5.—Every one is busy
in over I iness even here this morning, buyers gon patent. ,0.25; straight, ,5.300,6; cutting
But
little
poultry
came
hay
drM». while th.- groom wa» dreaaod In
file by the line* nt the Moro year and a p«x»r one the next.
Sunday and while the trade today did evidently waiting for a let up in the export. ,4.70; bakers. ,60,6.25; valley^
tb<- conventional black
Only a few
John Mohler arrived a few days
clan.
storm
before
venturnlg
out.
Any
­
,5.50;
graham
14s,
,5
60
whole
wheat.
not
amount
to
much
the
tone
of
the*
of the relative» and »p«clally Invited
ago.
It Is. that
market was fairly strong. Unless re­ way. few were on hand when the ,5.80; rye 5s. ,6.50; bales, ,3 00.
fOMta were pr«««nt
All wl»h«d th« Oh. wonder It I», and pity alone
Chester Bierce passed through this
OBITI 4RY
Oats—Producers' price—Track. No. 1
commission men showed up ready to
they «»-nt tile «.'on’s
ceipts
should
prove
too
heavy
there
is
young roupie a long and huppy life.
vicinity last Saturday.
To die In the alleni jungle path with
a possibility of some improvement in , carry on transactions after the holi- white, ,400,41. gray. ,40.
We are very sorry to hear that
Hay—Producers' price—New timothy.
never a »ord or groan
prices before the end of the week. | days.
Charles Beadle was born Aug'ist
Willamette valley fancy. ,16 00: ordi­ Mrs. Pierce is again in a very bad
At the parsonage of the Christian Wonder It I n . and pity It la, but the
In dressed meats the offerings of
Receipts today and yesterday were nary. ,14®,18: Eastern Oregon, ,18 50 condition.
4. 1836 at Antwerp. Jefferson Coun- pork and veal were but moderate to­
church, July 7. 190». at 3 p m.
about the average of last week, and mixed ,11.500 ,12. clover. ,13.50: grain'
two stood back to back.
Miss Belle Warner closed a very
Enoch I. Norria and Miss Elta Allen, And never a word between them ty. N V. Married Jan. 15. 1856 at day. but the demand was sufficient the cattle that came in from Eastern ,13 500,14: cheat. ,140,15: alfalfa. ,14.
successful term of school on Friday,
111
Inna
Lvnn
Ba*
Rockford,
R ut J. 8 McCallum officiating
Corn—Whole, ,36; cracked. ,37 per June 25. and left for Eugene the
passed as they waited the flrat listed Sept. 25. 1862. In Co. 1, 136th to take ■ y. r> thing at last week's quo­ Oregon, the valley and California
tations.
| I were in good shape, While the mar- ton.
i
attack
next morning.
N Y Inf with which he took par’
I
ket today was dull because of the
Fruit, and Vegetable.
II.MIRA ITEMS
Rain Benefits Hop Yard*
In the Civil
Miss Ethel Pettit carried the mail
I The bullets whined. the wounded in many engagements
_
failure of buyers to be present, it is
Fresh fruit»—Orang«». Med sweet». Saturday. She is to be our future
The rain that fell yesterday and
shrieked, the rifle bores grew war nnd was promoted to »«-rxeant.
Illsciiarged Feb. 2 4, 1864, for dis­ the day before will prove of great expected that conditions of last week, I2©»3.7S; Valencia», »2.75©»3 per box. mail carrier.
(Special Correspondence )
hot,
which were satisfactory on the whole, bananas. 5c lb.: lemons, 64 50<©$6 per
Mrs. Alice Whitcomb went to
Elmira. July t>
Well. If you did But ■till the two stood back to back ability Incurred in the service. He benefit to the hop yards that are be­ will prevail this week.
box. grapefruit. |3©|4; pineapples. Flo
came to Oregon In 1H'*4 and wa- ing worked thlB year, but there is no
Mound last Wednesday and brought
and answered shot for shot.
not celebrate In Elmira you missed
box:
pineapples.
Florida.
|2O*2.60
per
The cattle market closed rather
business
for several possibility of its overcoming the ef­
dozen, strawberries, local. »1.65© »2 per home a load of supplies.
kali of your life
Although the rain And now the Moro fire dies down, engaged in
years when, health failing, lie was fect of the unfavorable weather con­ weak last Saturday, owing to a con­ - rate; -antaloup«». gl.75©»2; loganber­
Every one who attended the pro­
and now there comes a hush—
kept quit" a few away, there wan a
to retire, and died June ditions earlier in the season. The siderable num’ber of poor stock hav­ ries I1©|1 35; raspberries, »1 75012; gram and dance given at Mound en­
(nod crowd and every one seemed to And white and black, with bayonets compelled
ing
been
shoved
in.
but
there
is
a
currants,
»2:
Royal
Ann
cherries,
6c
23.
leaving
a
most
evtima-'le
joyed
it very much.
crop in this state inevitably will be
filed, await the bolo rush
h»»r a fine time
The program was
good demand for fat stock of all
Potatoes, old—Selling, »1.25® »1 40
sell rendered, the band bov* furnish Two men lay dead In the jungle wife and son In Mllwuakec. Wis., light as compared with the yields of kinds Fat hogs are in good demand, new. »2 50©»3.00
path, and their faces stared at besides many friends to mourn his other years. The contract market is one lot selling this morning for 8
*d fine music and th« Indi«» furnish
Vegetables — New turnips, Oregon
The Northern Baptist convention
death.
now on a ten cent basis, that price
i
at th« sk■■ .
ed > good diner. Arthur Shove'i^llt i
cents. -Sheep and lambs, too, bring 12 16c dozen; old beets, »2.00; carrots, in se-slon at Portland,
adjourned
having been paid within the past few good prices.
75c sack: parsnips, »1.25©»1.50: cab­ last evening. Reports were made by­
tls mare ' Topsy" won the home race And out In the bush on each man's
bage. local. 2c lb.; California. H4®l%c:
front the Moros
were
piled
W. It Allen, a young farmer living days. The demand for olds contin­
The baseball game between Fairview
that
The following sales were reported tomatoes. California, »1.25@»1.50 per commissions and committees,
waist high
near Halsey, started on a pleasure ues strong and prices are slowly mov­
and Elmira was well attended and ev­ I
today:
crate: beans, 7©9c lb.; cauliflower. »1.15 of the enrollment committee show­
ery one had a fine time if It did rain And when the warriors they went In trip, intending to visit Seattle. Walla ing upward.
ing the total number of delesates in
Ninety-one sheep, 9375 lbs.. »3; I per dozen; peas. 5c lb.
Wi-atlwr Affects Fruit Trade
Walla and Yellowstone National
to mutilate the dead.
George t'rlna'a little boys have been
Onions—Jobbing. California, 75c© I ■attendance to have been 1342. and
111
lambs.
7500
lbs.,
|5;
Trade
in
the
Front
street
fruit
72
sheep.
Park.
He
wrote
home
a
few
days
to
quite sick
They found them lying back
,1.25 per sack: garlic, 1216c lb.
Chicago was chosen as the place and
back, but white and black were ago that while In Walla Walla he had market was curtailed somewhat today 7050 lbs., 13.25: 38 hogs. 7525 lbs.,
Farmer Hale han had an attack of
Apples—,10,2.00.
May the month for holding the next
98;
48
lambs,
3125
lbs.,
by
the
rain,
but
dealers
look
for
a
14.75;
41
been
robbed
of
J
150,
and
to
forward
the meatiles
red!
Meat» and Provision»
annual session of the convention, the
sheen.
4325
pounds.
23;
_
____
brisk
business
as
soon
as
the
weather
2
8
cattle.
him
more
funds.
He
had
|500
when
Hams.
Bacon,
Etc.
—
Portland
pack
_
Quite a few people from Junction.
Alfred D Runyon In “i'ncle Sam's
exact date to be named by the exec­
I
clears. Watermelons moved in a 20,275 lbs., »4; 11 cows, 10,150 lbs.. local—Ham, 17c; breakfast bacon, 17© utive committee.
be left home.
Fern Ridge. Smithfield. Fairview and
Magaxlne.”
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Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
MARRIED
$
FIRE AND WATER SALE
Fire and
Water Sale
Closes
Saturday
Night
July 10th
Buy Your
Home
Furnishings
During Our
Big Fire and
Water
On all our $50,000 stock of house furnishings will close
Saturday at 9 p. m.
Thousands have taken advantage of the low prices during this low price sale of house furnishings and you should not delay if you
want bargains in these lines. Remember every article in our stock is reduced during this sale Prices of a lifetime
Some interesting prices for you.
Stoves & Ranges
Rugs
9x12 $7.50 Ingrains.. $6.25
9x12 Axminster SI9 to 2 1.90
9x12 Wilton Velvets. $34.75
9x12 Tapestry Brussels $9.90
9x12 Body Brussels. S28.50
Every article in the house at
reduced rtaes. Sale ends Sat-
urday. July 10. at 9 p. m
Refrigerators
All a L Wholesale
Prices During
This Week
Miscellaneous
Felt Mattress
Sewing Machines
Floor
$3.00 Woven Wire Springs ...
We offer as a special a fine
Whites, reg $75, sale $29.00
...................... $1.95
Clothes Baskets........... 60c
Tea Kettles. Nickel .... 95c
Up to 40c Mattings .... 25c
full-size felt mattress, equal to
Whites, reg. $65 .sale $26.00
the best Ostermoor, at $ 13.95
New Homes, reg. $70 $28.00
Complete line of Lineoleums,
$ 7.60
Gevurtz Special .... SI7.50
All the above are new and
guaranteed. Besides these we
have many other makes, all at
Fire Sale prices.
Carpets. Rugs. etc., at Fire Sale
Kitchen Cabinets as low as
...................... $8.60
Every article in the stock at
Fire Sale prices.
Other Felts at only
We make and handle the on
ly pure Silk Floss Mattresses in
Eugene
Coverings
♦<
prices. Some Bargains in Rem
nants.
«
H
We Reupholster
We Buy For Less
Remodle and
♦
And Sell For Less
Refinish All
We save
You Money
Crades of
The House Furnishers
On Your
Housefurnishings
Phone Main 43
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t EUGENE, OREGON
Furniture
Matresses, etc
Cor. 8th and Olive Sts