Eugene daily guard., October 15, 1908, Image 4

EUGE.VE DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1908.
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ASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Havs
Always Bought
ears the
Signature
of
WEEKLY REPORT OF
' cause has just been discovered
juriip the
suit of irai'y
in.or nr ces are me re-
V neavy an ''
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I. 2-
-Per roll 63
Mohi:r-f43.
Chlttlmrk 45c.
Wool 15c. S)
Poultry, EggTet,
EggsywJ'er dozen, 32c.
CreauWry Butter
Frys Per lb., 9c.
Hens, Per lb., 9c.
Dairy butter Per roll, 65 70c.
Geeae-zPer lb. 6c.
DucksMer lb. 11c.
Turkeys Per lb 15c.
Fruits, Vegetable. Ele.
Potatoes New, 60c per hundr.
Onions Pe-c '" . l '.
Lemons I rr Ci.j?, $1.00.
Oranges $3. Jo.
IjITWtiic'fc starlit!.
-2&2c.
eavy
M1DVCT the past lew weeks, these ney r"
MAnKC I rivals caused entirely by the high
I price of feed. With wheat for feed
i selling around 34 a ton. poultry
1 raisers are not keeping as many hens
as they formerly did. Because of the
j enormous grain price j ,, ,
I pers are forced to send the bulk or
i their supplies to market, for even
I though eggs are high the producer
figures that It does not pay to feed
chickens Just to get them. Now that
the rainy season has started and
I poultry keepers are forced to look
more carefully after the health and
wants of their fowls, they are in
clined to the3!pinlon that the load
vakils afQVfle heavier than they care to
carryand for that reason local com
While ! hog markets are so mucn an.ce at tnis
time that. wnen one 1 mi i
prices iriust of necess-ty cause a de
cline In other sections." -
Heifers Bring a Better Price
With the Improved demand for
cows and heifers, both lines the
bringing a better price in the local
market. The general run of good
cows is showing an advance of about
10 cents from the low point., al
though the high mark is as yet un
disturbed. Heifers are selling S3
high as $3.50, but the general price
for good stuff scarcely ranges
above $3.25. Even this is tin ad
vance of ahuut 25 cents ove:- quota
tions ruling in the yards.
at..., vaice Rhnw nn change.
following are tne general iaio
iaiTi
PORK Fancy, ? l-2cSc
pound; ordinary, 6c; large, 5c.
NEAR DEATH'S DOOR, .
Doctor Said Mrs-.I.ucIer's Stomach
Was Worn OiH hut Mi-o-uu
Cured Her.
Why, oh why will people of In
telligence continue to suffer with
dyspepsia or distressing stomach
troubles, when Ml-o-na, the only
scientific remedy, has a record ot
thousands of just such cures as the
iouowing:
i mission r-en have(FS)n deluged witn
i requests for emptyVhps to gofWyhe
Vnnmrv ni-'- -,-.1 nonce thwi!!
returned with a load of chickens.
UUrn iHCHK. 7! ,.. ... ,..., L',r
StelW Per lb.. 2A'i23c. mull bumi
imp I
C:'ni prime dressed il 5 6
million on root z i-zc.
Fat hogs on foot 5V&c6.
Fat bojc dressed -Jc.
.n.d d.
Kiour I4.4.Q. .
New hay 19,
Baled Haifal and 1120-L
TlmothyOrjWPer ton. $To. O
Oats Per bushel. 4 of? 50c.
L. Rran Jfmr t(w-'6.5f.
! irts Per ton 4.
Whes-I) bushes 85c.
RolleiVbaW) Per ton, (Ml.
Chopn. f f6r Per ton, (W
r"- )Vi! corn Noln nQjiqf.
I -
O While egg supplies from local
rancneB are uunj dim. v "-
of the year the decrease in supplies
is due to some other (fwse than us
ual. 1 he fact that prodiVferB are shlp
pinrTkiost of their supplies of poul
try W market Is one reason for the
arrivals here. Another
((fason is (tie lower prices in effect
t'ia-re at the moment than can be o.u-
rTalned elsewhere.
1
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txltr copy of aeb. JLj) lil OfiaslllfS
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Portland, Oct. 15T1
Sffi I In hop tradli0)all throu
vm thlo tlmn. Hnrmnn
Ptiiylng, accordl
Jii-f Xnten of Who!sule Market
wing to the rnlns farmers are not
offering potatoes very freely. Price
stiffer, with local selling prices about
5 cents higher.
Butter market is flrnv but some
of tho outside makers of(4st cream
ery are not quoting cityprlces. i
-.Cheese is firm at an advance of 1(T)
wt quoted yesternay. r )
Orape supplies from tho sourff are
very liberal. Best tokays are selling
99hn sawii.
John M. P. Dixon, successor to W.
E. Boddy. 011 wood sawed to guage.
For prompt service phone Black
3312. Residence 324 High street, tt
'flimntlnA Wnnrfanw
9 RarffB HO
For I a fl am mi (ton or IMurrA
of th UUfl'Igc and IH-4II
r
' - j man.
' Sold bx W
Slat.
Cur (iiilrklr aiid
its
nlutTTy hr It
-7 1
Have you uegiMed your kliinijy?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and iagAl trouble with your
kidneys andwbTudder? HnveQyou
imltiB )the loins, side, Jrnck, grJis
9i too freqiient n dcSfie to fmss
urine? If so. VIIIih' Kidney Pills
will cure you. Bora by
Company,, price 00 cents,
Drug
Vo take BcidoKlust for & tittle
while Alien you lave Bllubt ntta
iwunn,
A. Kuy9-dall, dru
of Indig
from severe
little loua lu order to get relief
im severiVaUai:! of lndlKia.tlorL or
norvous dyspepsl Try KodJ)toWy.
Sold by all drugglF0.
It just
-9,1 sizes.
CilABU9 iTrd-arh; CO
There is a lullt)
ugh the state v
Klaber Is not noileher than II.
3) to the trade, and (fafiiiih market remains easy with
with the exception c' a few strA- nothiv moving over 75 cents, and
gling lots no busine- i Is In sljjfcf. i even select quality is sometimes hard
Eiuht cents could still be naid fot tottiove at that figure.
choice niiulity, but hops of this graiW Wports froiOne lower Columbia
are Anrd to get. indicate that iTTe
AP)rding to Joseph Harris, the
Salem denier, tt
lng up it way
dors of anyjein
from the E.iO
A weaker mark) aOioad cost the
prices of wheat futures a fraction to-
There are few or
ln sight und none
indicate that iTTe run of salmon is
somewhat .increased since the rains
started.
Dressed meat markets are holding
firm with select veal especially lrU alfalfa meal
good call. U
PMrat aTilttmoni- nf Rnntem rhenf-
nuts arrived thiOiornlng by express
and Is qunled nt 25 cents a pound.
d.'ifNon 0o board ofjrade and
oIM car of spot cli was madi
made at a
fractional advance, the deal Being
at X2 cents, f. o. b. dock.
Thero was a firmer tone In coarse
grains, buLJiuycrs and sellers dldt
get tonotl. although the difference
In their views is somewhat narrowed.
There wns no change today In either
the bid or asked price for November
niiln lint nn nitrnnrfl nf 1-4 rent whh
i(tVld for December delivery. , While
tns nsked price dropped to 11.55 la-
iar m ine session, i iiib is a aeenne i
ot z l-z c a cental rrnm yesieruay
BnIe Lower pr!( when regular shMuew
'entnl trnm vesterilnv :J "CI
(lint OiuMIl Qfi'ItiT Slump'x' j hogs," says l.ee M. Lacy, of Hunt ft
Whl'lBcWry one knows the prlnd- Lacy, "and this is the r4Son forCtt)
pal reason for the late slump In day's drop in hog values locally. The
I'oiAiiiid poultry prices, the primary Intere the Eastern and Western
Portland Mrrkck Market
Cortland Union Stockyards, Oct.
15.tFoIIowIng a lower rur, of hog
values In the East and a much weak
er tone, both of which have been pre
tn,n tn. t i i I,.. '
fn 13)15 to 25 cents jftver. with nothQJSi
tng selling over Ib.Nu, and the gen
eral run of stuff hardly able to bring
more than $6.75. WanU f killers
have been curtailed iiuVhaT by the
recent high values becaie hogs went
bevond a irnnri nnckiner hunts.
;0 "Chicago Isfi'aker and lower for
on s-5 ruling in me jarua mi
shlpriicnts:
Hogs Best . east of mountains,
$6.75 $6.85; ordinary, $6.75; block
$6.75a $6.85; ordinary. $6.75;
blockers and China fats, $6; stockertf
and feeders, $5.
Cattle Select east of mountains,
steers, $4 ft $4.25: medium steers,
steers, $3.50: ordinary, $3.25: best
co$2.85l?i$3; heifers, $3.25: me
dliWcows. $2 $2.25; stags, $2.50
g $3; bulls, $2.
Sheep Best wethers, $3.25;
lambs, $4; straight ewes, $3; mixed
lots. $2.50a $2.75.
Veal Choice ytiipK calves, $4.50;
heavy and rough,3l;.50S $4.
1'ORTLAXD QUOTATIONS
Gniii), Flour, Feed, Etc.
WHE,0 Bluestem, 93 94c;
club, S9c: fife, 89c; red Russian,
86c: 40-fc. 90c: valley, 90c.
BARLEY Feed, $27 $27 per
ton; rolled, $27.50 $28.50; brew
ing;, $26.50.
OATS No. A. white, $31 $31.50
per(fki: gray.VaWO $30.50.
FTOUR Patents, $4.80 per bar
rel: straights, $3.85; exports, $3.70;
Valley, $4.45; 1-4 sack graham,
$4.40; whole wheat, $4.05; rye,
$5.50. 0
MILI.STUFFS Wan, $26.50 per
t.J middlings. $33; shorts, country,
3T; city, $3i(fYJ. S. mill chop, 2.
HAY Timothy, WlIlamett-yfePey,
$1-Qer ton: Willamette valW' ordi
nary, $11: Eastern Oregon, $16.50;
mixed, $13; clover, $9; alfalfa, $11;
$20.
Vegetables
POTATOES Buying price, 75)
90c per hundred; sweet potatoes, 2
2 l-2c per pound. O
ONIONS (fifcgon $1$ 1.25 per
100 lbs. w
ROOT VEGETABLES Turnips,
$JL2 5 per sack; carrots, 85c, par
ifcftm, $1.25: beets, $1.25.
Dairy nnd Country PtWure
BtmTER City creamcr extras, Olive sffcet,
.35 (R 36c: fancy outside creamery, i
'32 1-2 ffi 35c per pound; store, ISc.
EGGS Oregon selects, 37 l-2c;
Eastern, 27 l-2th30c ier dozen.
POULTRY Hens, 11c per pound;
spring, 1' ducks, old, 12 12 l-2c;
young, 14 15c; geese, old, 89c;
young. 9(ftl0c; turkeys, 1617c.
CHEESE Fancy cream twins, 15c
per pound; full cream triplets, 15c;
full cream Young America, 16c.
VEL. Extra, 8rt)29c pound;
ordinary, 77 l-2c;heavy, 5c.
"I was near to
death's door. The
doctor said he
had done all he
could; that my
stomach was oid
and worn out. I
was so weak I
could not walk.
I took Mi-o-na
tablets, and have
been eating hear
ty ever since,
ajid I am able m
work like a tiger. W wish I could
go and thank you myself. I send
juu uiy picLute, null .vuu Can U'JSV
my word and my picture, and W
iiiuua. you again. sirs, .eison Lu
cier, 112 FIsk St., Athol, Mass.
Ml-o-na cure3 dyspepsia. There
yt a particle of doubt about it;
aWU if any of the readers c,' the
ftnnrH nrn snt'iprr f.nn, e,nn.nni.
iruuuie oi any n'i huii e Dru.J
store will sell you aJox of Mi-o-nO
lor ou ceuis wun uvosoiute guar
antee of relief, or money backQju
many cases one box will effect a
permaneicure; In chronic condi
tions more Is necessary. But one
thing is certain: one box nf Mi-n.na
will make you feel so much better($i'
getlc, that you will nat give It
till cured. O
Ml-Ja Is not a digester. Digest
ers nevatt cured dyspepsia, and n jver
IfWo-na is a stomach strength-
up
ener that builds
0 unsworn out
'rt')l)y Inside, cf We pJviach. and
lnakes the stomach strong enough to
perfectly digest what you e,iC
louodhsmicnvlde shrdl hiHTu rl
Mrs. James Hubbard told Mrs.
Jones that Jim never growls since
uses Fllger s Golden Gate Cof
Her grocer grinds it for her.
ts.
IF YOV KNjHV
Qff-'Wnnileii
Tne merits ot Texaswondea.j"oti
Would never suffer from KMfcey,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two jnths' treatment) sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for
testimonials. Dr. E. W. Ulill, Z?M
St. Louis v
M j87 West EiehthStuI
'sjapnos "Tv 'eauo pjos
OX
njy
oq )sni jd)s30J qsB3 qc
Man 'uiuSauq luaaS B ;y
O aavs moj
DeWitt's CaVtolized Witch Hazel
Salve is thSibest salve forvilles. Be
on,,n ..n.. .TTU XlnWH.'a (l A I..
"."to juu jBciiui a,
druggists.
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Rjwges the best
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A full line oi Hsi
the factory.
Call and examine ri
before bujiif '4
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