THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY. SEPT. 2. 1909
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abroad easily* accounts for the lack of inatoes which enter this market come most sheep, and therefore killers an* ■nioksd. He; backs. smoked, 16c; pick- VICIOUS
WEEKLY
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not much inclined to pay the former lot longues, S0<- aa.'li
strength in local wheat prices, still, from that locality.
|>renx<>>l Meat» Front street bog»,
top levels. It is ther«*fon> likely that
l*var Market 2.A«* Lower
millers and exporters alike are mak­
LAD
UtoOU'e. ordinary. li>»,t>th*.
EUGENE MARKET ing bearish arguments wherever pos­ Thcmgh the market remains very something s«>leet would stilt bring fancy,
veal», extra, lOKc. ordinary. »HitflOc.
firm on peers today’s prices an* 25c former values, although this cannot heavy, th- million. 1e. lambs. 7c
sible.
Team Ruin Into R V. Hen
Local tar.I Keill. laaf. ID s . liV lb;
Efforts of coast milling papers to lower than yesterday and the best properly be quoU*d in this report.
Chlttlm bark—5c.
Ka. IS 6-lc per lb.: Sti lb, tins, Ido par
dricks, Who Wu» Riding
force the price of wheat lower by quality sells no higher than >1.50
Following la the generiti rango of lb.; »team rondorod, 10». Id** l*er lb.;
Wool—2Cc.
talking of the heaviest crop in his­ today. Some ordinary goods ar«* be­
on a Wheel
I'oullrr, I'.ss». Rte.
livestock
calura
In
Ilio
yard»
ks. Id 5-So per kb.; compound. IDs, »\«
tory—one of them predicting 85.000.-i ing offered even a fraction lower than
l'utlla—Beat »teer». w eight ng
Fgg»—Per dozen—lie.
per lb.
Special t’ot*re»|M>tideiu*i*
! 000 bushels in the three states have this price. Tears are Just starting in ! pound». 3« du medium Steer*. 11
Creamerey Butler—Boll. 60c.
Wulterville.
Sept
I
Tuesday
proven successful
temporarily
at this direction from The Dall«*», and S I tu beat cows. 11 «*>. mvilluin <
Dairy Butter—Per roll. ki)tf55c.
morning It
V.
Hendrick» started
l least.—ao far as quotations are con­ th«* crop there is said to be good. Only I I 3o<l I-1 31. beat belter». I
Fryers—Per lb.. ISc.
from III» home muir tlm McKwnzhi
cerned. However, producers are in- occasional shipments are now la-ing »-* _*&«l >3 S#
Hen»—Per lb.. 15c.
bridge to Waltervllle on hl» bicycle
Hoffs—Beat east of mountain». >9 50 LONE ROBBER STILL
I clined to look askance at the reports r«*celved front the Rogue River coun­
Geo»e—Per lb.. Ic.
iKi. good Is«»'."). stocker». W 7<|
try.
lie met a team Juat after lie hud pa»«
Ducks—P«r lb.. 11c.
of these enormous yields.
ti : so. pt«». »7.
ELUDES
Tsrkeys—Per lb.. 16 3,170.
Fgg» Are Firm at .St» t’ent.
ed Oscar
Millican’s house
which
The oat market is weaker, and the
Sheep lle»t wether», fl 00 ordinary.
Fralta. V egetsblea, Kte.
There is a firmer tone ruling In the
ue«>med quite lively, so he got pretty
premium tor spot delivery is drop­
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spring
lambs.
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Potatoes—New, 75c.
For best straight ewe». 13.75. lulled loi». Il on
close to the sidewalk, but the horse
ping fast. The market is disposed to local egg market today.
Onions—Por cwt.. »1.75.
1 await offerings by producers before quality the market stands rather firm
Calles Heat. ».>50. ordinary. 11 25 U I |tt>r who losteiday held up and rob­ on the »file next to him .. ..... led to be
Orange»—»3.75.
at 30 cents, and no sales are being >4 50.
! showing much business.
lAvestook Market
bed an express train on the Pennsyl­ I frightened and angry, too, for he laid
made on guaranteed stock under that
Good cows—- 2 @ 2 He.
I’OHTI IM» MAKKr. t u TTP t <TIOXS
SalmtMi Pack Light
vania
railroad, has thus far evaded hla ears back and made a dive at R
figure. Receipts are decreasing. One
V . pulling the other horae and rig
Steers—Jc.
pUfSUSfS.
hla
That the output of sockeye salmon or two dealers report a repetition of
Vesl—Prime dressed, under 135 lbs.,
with him, and did It nil so quickly
lliip«, W m I Nnd llldra
on Puget Sound and Fraser river this I poor quality, but generally speaking
lg)7c.
Hop*— I iOS crop, choir*. l<c: prim*
that H V hud no lime to i-Hcupe. nor
season would be a light one has all the quality is improved.
Mutton on foot—Ic.
| to choice, IftSc; prime. 16c; medium.
could the driver control the horae
i along been a matter of general belief.
Good fat hogs on foot—7 to ¿7 Sc.
1 «He; 1909 contract*. 3t<>3lc lb.
Butter Is Firm. But I’nehange«!
R. V waa kmicke ddoWI) and run over
I but it was not thought the pack
Wool -1909, Wlrlametto valley, 15 O 8|>vclat <’<»rre»<|M>nilonce
I.ambs—3@3to-
Butter market continues very firm
by the team and wagon, and a gnah
would fall so far below the output of with dealers unable to supply their 24c; Eastern Oregon, 20 0 23c.
Dressed hogs—10c.
Valley,
Or
,
Aug
31
llv
the
laist
cut III the buck of hl» head, hl» fine
I four and eight years ago as it appears trade All creameries are now quot­ Tallow—Prime, per lb. S04c; No, 3
Grata aad Feed
this
week
harvest
will
lie
a
end of
brulMvd and one tooth broken
Th«*
and grease. 20 2 tic.
Flour—15.00.
to have done. Joseph Durney. of the ing the advance quoted yesterday.
Il
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M Pitrvln la driver, a matt from near Albany, who
Sheepskin*—«hearing. 10016c each; thing of the past
Wheat—Per bushel. 10c.
Grifftty-Durney Company, of San
Cheese
is
advanced
half
a
cent
a
returning with his threeher
had Npvtil n month at Foley Spring»,
Chopped Feed—Per ton, 130.
Francisco, says of the situation to pound in some quarters, with th«* tone Short wool. 250 40c. medium WOOl* M0
IIiand Bros. h«y baler was In thl» »topped hl» team as quickly a» po»»l
Brsn—Per ton, 123.
0|l each; loj^g woo),
’. 76c o It 35 each.
date:
J very firm. Looks higher, too.
<1
lUIKO
Mixed feed—Per ton. 131.
vicinity
lust
w.-ek
and
baled
Old. SKc; new. »O lb.
Chlttlm Bark—C12,
ble. turned back to Wultervlll«) and
"The run of salmon on Puget
Rolled Barley—Per ton, |35.
Rogue River Melon» Arrive
Hide*—Dry hide*. 140 14c; green, »• amount of hay
........ gin it \ to i'i WWttakei who
Sound is over and it is only a question
Baled Hay—113
Bell & Co. r«'port in the first car of 10c. bull*, green sale. <c lb.; kips, 'Ac.
Mr Ern.-ut Mooney I m now hnullug »owed up tile gaah. and th«* boy went
of a few days when the Fraser river Rogue river melons of the season. calves, green, 10c It».
Loose Hay—llO'fillS.
logs for Booth-Kelly.
to the lion........ hl» aunt Mi» \ iimhii
Oats—Per bushel. <5c.
pack will be completed.
Below are The car was of good size and the fruit
Mohair 1909. 2T <i 24»-
t'rman lima, mi t with a ■< «■riunii Potter. P \»hli v waa coming up the
Hatter. Egg* nn«l 1’onltry
given the figures showing the sock­ shows very good quality. Sales are
lawt
week
i.
An
mishap at tlu*lr mill
Butter—Extra creamery. 34c, fancy, Iron dog got Into tl.elr saw completi* road as the :*« <*ld<*nt happened, slid
eye pack eight years ago and four being made at 1 l-2c pound compared
P ortland market report
stepped it"', Mr Dovoi ■ nnd phoned
1
store, 20c.
years ago. and an estimate which with Ic for the California stock.
to it V » folks .uni ti" ' «iii* in Wnl
Butter Pat—Delivery f o. b Portland! ly ruining It
we think is nearly correct on this
Cantaloupes from The Dalles ar«» —Sweet cream. 32c
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Fenton Is on Wlmlberry tervllle lit a very short time
Portland, Sept. 2.—Hop picking is year's pack:
sour. 30 Lg,-
Aa
showing Improved quality and best
Eggs -—Candled. *el»Tt. 30c ordinary erecting it m *I> ol houm*.
now under way in every hopgrowing
they Htnrti'd fm home In the evening
1901 — British Columbia. 1.236.- stiwk is finding better demand all ' run, 29c; uncandled, 2 7c; eastern, 27u
The
Ml»».-»
Hawley,
of
Creswell,
country in the state. In a few yards 156; Puget Sound. 1.3SO.500.
th«* boy »aid hr wna all tight. I he only
acre het«> visiting Mrs. It. G Ditnleti thing troubling him
around at >2 a crate. Some Idaho 2 Sc.
where picking started first, baling is
1905—British Columbia. 1.167,- selected stock Is bringing a fraction
Cheese—Fancy full cream flats. 17 Si
till'» Ilf
being done. The quality is showing 460; Puget Sound. 1.036.295.
would have to ml»»
Sv; triplets ami daisies, l7H0l>c.
L J icolis and daughter. school. He was Ju»t
more than this.
up better than was hoped for two
Young Americas. IS ti l‘‘r
1909—British Columbia. 557 000;
Mature«l Potato»*» Arrive Slowly
weeks ago. Reports as to the size Puget Sound. 650,000.
Eugene, where he 1»
Poultry
Mixed
kens
Owing to the absence of “matur­
of yields are rather conflicting, yet
rooators old 100 Ho;
student.
Totals—1901.
2.616.746;
1905. ing weather.” few matured potatoes toney hen*«
springs. 17*>c; gerse.lOc turkeys, alive, |
there seems to be no reason to re­ 2.203.755: 1909. 1.207.000.
\ n I.eNter Millican wan gültig Into
new
are now arriving in the local market. l>0 29c; dressed. 25e. ducks. 124»c. pig­
duce the late estimates.
the »laughter house fm hla meal. In
"It will be seen from the forego­ Growers report that th«* stock is still eons. squab*. >_’00 doxen. dressed poul­
will
It is likely that before next week is ing that the pack is a disappointment
distribute to purchasers, his team rnn
grow ing. Most of the matured tubers try. 1 V I 4c higher.
far advanced actual transaction in to everybody.
away. »ma»hing tip hi» hack.
Those Interested in coming forward are of a very small i
(irala. r'luur *n<1 Hay
new baled hops will be recorded. The > sockeyes can only expect a profit
Frank ami Winnie McNurlen. for­
Barley - Producers’ pricK 1909—*Fee«l,
vol x<. mi -:\ h \\Ti n
figure offered now is 21 cents. For once In four years, and a great many size.
mer residents. nr<* here on a visit to
>36
roiled.
|34
ki
|3.'».
brewing.
»0.
IxOcal onions are reported very late
last‘year’s growth 15 1-2 cents has packers will come out this year not
old friend» and tu lghlior»
Wheat—Track—Club.
bluestem.
in maturing for the same reason.
been offered.
Ml»» lien«* llrowtiKoti wa» home fur
94c. red. 93 4*- forty-fold 1*7 4c; Tur­ The I niti-d Stall*» GoM-rilllirlit Giles
very much better than even. It will
Hallw
ay
Clerk
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shoo
a
lent
to
That the London trade is becoming also be noted that this year’s pack Is
a couple *>f w«»ek», t«*iurnltig Monday
key red. XSc; Willamette Valley, 90c
start,
and
Itier«-a»e»
to
*1200
interested in Oregon hops is shown nearly 1.000.000 cases less than the 1MKTLAXI» I.IVKSBM K MAUK HT
Mlllstuffs — Selling price — Bran.
to Portland, where »hr 1» engaged In
>26 50. middling*. >33 00; short* >30 00;
by the fact that a well-known export­ pack of 1905. the previous big year,
bualneaa.
Sum will hold an examina-
er of this state received a cable ask­ and 1 400.000 case* less than the
Mr» Putnam, an old ladv of thia
The weakness in cattle includes all chop. >230131; alfalfa meal, >30 per |
ton.
ing for quotations and a description pack of 1901. the previous big year.
postal clerks and letten car- vicinity, now ofTacontn. dl**d r<*cently
lines. There is some very good stuff
Flour
—
Selling
price
—
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Eugeni* in Xovcniber, for She had I»-« ti almo»t helplea» from
of the quality of the hops.
offering in the yards at this time and
Slump in Tomato Market
The latest report on the condition
were it offered at any other period gon patent. IS.25; »trail
export.
>4
70;
bakers.
|»>|
valley,
of the English hop crop and market
It’s always the unextiected that would likely brinig a premium over
wheat.
were contained in two cables received I happens in markets, and just now former values instead of a decline of I*. .'»0: graham 4s. | »’>o
by Klaber. Wolf & Netter yesterday. there is a sharp decline in tomatoes. 10 cents. It is the poor quality and >5.90; rye 5s, 16 50; bale*.
SOCIAL BY
Oats—New. producers’
Tra* k
One was as follows:
While it was generally believed that the very liberal arrivals .hat has hurt
No. 1 white, >27.500 >2v.
“No change in prospects since our tomato prices would drop with the the price and demand for good stuff >27.
IRVING
last. We do not alter our estimate of season’s movement, still today’s sharp today and this condition will likely
Hay—Producers’ prlee- Now* tlmotbv.
crop (240.000 cwt.)
Market dull, break was unexpected in the extreme continue until 1he heavy run is con- Willamette valley, fancy. It»».' 10; ordl-
prices unchanged. Market firm, but and took the street by surprise. Best eluded.
nary. >15.50; Eastern Oregon . 017 7.50 ;
ml.xed >14'if >15 . clover. 112 o ata. IM
quiet.”
tomatoes are being sold generally J
Trade in Hogs 1« Quiet
The other cable reads: “Crop look­ around 60c a box, although In a few
While not disposed to show any cheat. >13 30'/ >14 alfalfa. 114
Corn—Whole, >36, cracked, >37 per
ing better than last reported. We es­ isolated instances a fractional ad­ real weakness, the hog market locally
timate crop of 2 50.000 cwt. Market vance over this was obtained. Ordi­ is very quiet. Receipts are small and ton.
Fruit, nnd Veg.-ti.ules
quiet, but prices still firm.”
nary stock sold from 40 to 50c a box. thus limit ofieratlons to a considera­
Potato«*»------ New. It: Swi’i-ii, • Xc.' lb
A San Francisco wire to the same and some poorly packed stuff was ble degree.
Former top values are
Vegetables—New turnip».
Oregon,
ranging down as low as 25c during still being maintained around |S.5O 11.00 »wk. beets. 11.50 wack: carrot*.
firm said:
"California crop looking as last re­ the early day’s trading.
for best quality, but little of this It 25 »ack: cuhhsgc. local. It i»0. toma­
to. a. local. 7'tii säe crate hothouse, II ?.’>
ported.
Estimate crop at 65,000 to
Present prospects do not indicate character is at present in evidence.
o|! ’m. loans. 3c II. . caullfluwer, 10c
70.000 bales.”
that low prices will remain long in
Lamb- Ar«- Fraction Lower
fill dozen.
Hop picking was completed yester­ the local tomato market, but perhaps
Today’s decline of about 15 cents
Mr«!« »nil Provision,
day in the Sacramento. Yuba and Y’o- this, too, may fool the trade.
Re­ in the price of lambs is scarcely a
Hams. Bacon. Etc.—Portland pack­
ltj sections of California.
ports from The Dalles stale that the fault with the demand. It is more of local—Ham. 17c; breakfast bacon. 17*i>
Wheat Shows a Decline of 2c
crop there is nominal, while in nor­ a complaint against quality. Most of 25c: boiled ham. 231*0: picnics. 13o: cot-I
While the continued weakness mal years a large per cent of the to- the arrivals are old. heavy stuff; al- tago roll. 13c; regular short clears.
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