Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 03, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text-ataVKsY-UMk. G U ARD W ANT ADS ARE'WAD: BY E VER YB OQ Y r fr EHE f popuUticn soon. will ; ; r INStDB property double the population ln- (0x160, near . dlsI- Ist be sold. Lot 661 f 1 1 . V.i price on this, only best place In Eu- 'apartment house; 3 Nat. Bank; on car l and paid lor. Ce- fln. Only is.ouu. ion jouse and four lota; ton. This is one of MB 1U uu57uy. uuww Snap at $2,2625. mile of city limits; good improvements. LOO an acre. Sec Good team and take you out. .ack pan i&Rugh lfghth Street. act near city lim ired and under cul- Estate jrVell improved; on i L .1 r eennnl First Nat di aouuu Tesidence lot in the ! E'ir'Ii;: an of Eugene; old )ble for occupation jeing, at... $21 00 proved and most equipped stock ne county, consist- acres, at, per $20 river bottom land, under cultivation; from city, at, per .$ 140 'est Rmr K . Vcd Business. fty in the o ROUBLE HOW GCftlDS rohpv o I Wil'amette St. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR SALE FOR SALE Good stock beet, and car rota. Phone Main 152. ZtT FOR SALE Good potato sacks.. Wa.i- burne Sons, Springfield, . " J2j 'Wi SALE Thorouchbred Harford bulls for sale. MO Willamette st. tf FOR SALE A bargain tins iold oak ??fe KlmbaU Plana Inquire at Guard FOR SALE 25- squares good corrugat ed Iron roofing. Call at Eugene Gun Co. a store. ,f . FOR SALE One registered Red Poll , Bull. Win. Williams, Dexter. Or. d25 FOR SALE 8-tt. dining table and side , board; good condition. Call 627 Pearl FOR bALE Buff Orpington chickens. W. B. Hampton. 1102 Columbia aven., corner ,19th street. WOOD FOR SALK 4-ft. and 16-ln. (Ir, delivered on short notice, W. L Cop pernoll. Phone Red 4952. 617 High St. FOR SALE OR TRADE For Eugene property, one-half section of timber land. Oregon Land Co., 412 Willam ette street. tf FOR SALE Big gray horse, four years old; harness and light spring express wagon, cheap. M. Logan, Wendllng, Or. tf BOAT FOR SALE A light, well-built rowboat. For price and particulars ; Inquire at 479 Pearl street. ' FOR SALE One new 135 disc Columbia : graphophone and 19 records, worth i 60c each, all for $24. Call at room 7, ! Chrisman block. tf j FOR SALE 8-room double house and lot near University; suitable for two families: will rent for $15 per month; price $1250 If taken at once. 759 Onyx avenue. dl FOR SALE 16-ln. slabwood and 16-ln. planer wood. Orders promptly filled. C. R. Mend. Main 336 and Main 171, Springfield, Or. tf FOR SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; 600-gal. tank; fit tings, 40 ft. 1 1-2 In. pipe, for sale cheap at Hall & Shumway'a E 7th street. See it. FOR SALE BY OWNER One lot 66 2-S ' X160 feet; 6-room house, small barn and chicken park: fine well water; fruit trees, berries. 444 W. 6th st. dlO j FOR SALE Good corner lot 80x160 In ! Fairmount: sidewalk and street Im provements: some fruit: $350. Eugene ueal i-;stme gi investment uo., CDr. 6th and Willamette sts. FOR SALK Concrete ffravel. buiUiinff sand and loam; can furnish on short notice. Also all kinds of wood, 16-ln. and 4 ft. B. A. Seelye, Phone Black 5012. tf FOR SALK 7-room house, nearly new; lot 55x120 feet; now rented for six months at $18 per month. Will sell subject to lease only. $2400. Howe ft Buoy, 474 Willamette St. tf I FOR SALE Two srood teams, wt. 2600 ana zsuu ids.; iwo sew narnesu, two wagons: 3 1-2 narrow-tire Bain, low wheel, wide tire, tubual axle Mlllburn. W. L. Coppernoll. 617 Hiffh st FOR SALE Gasoline wood saw outfit, complete, or will trade for team or vacant lot For further particulars apply to J. R. Conrad, 733 B. 11th st Phone Black 4762. tf FOR SALE Good farm of 106 acres, Situated In Pleasant Hill neighbor hood; fair house and 2-story barn, granarv and hop-house: only 1-2 mile from school, postofflce and public hall. For further particulars see J. R. Sellers. 247 Lawrence St., Eugene.- tf LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Two lota and 8-room house: barn: fine land for garden: on 4th st, near mill race; lot 160x95 on !2th and Alder sts.. Just north of Patterson school. J. J. Walton. 515 Willamette st. tf FOR SALK Cottage near University: 14-room. $700: 1 fi-room. new. mod ern, $1200: one close In 4-room cot tage, excellent lot. $2150. Red Star Real Estate. Room 11. 1st Nat. Rank. HBRE TS A CHANCE To buy front the owner and buy right, nlge high lots or house and lot. all on street car line. Have 8 lots ami 2 dwelling houses. All must go. Inquire 806 E. 13th st. FOR SALK f'lty propi-rty: lnts. rnl tnpos rrsluVnces: tracts nnd luisl nosse tl'.O to $5700: farms. Knrdon land, fruit, urnln and stork. 1 nrro.tn S9S acrfs: tlmepr trari. . n-m Sp. .1. M. .Morns, room fonnl Bank. i FOR SAI.F Four and on-hnlf stm of j nuso: Irnon n-ronm fnitiK--, ham. wood house poultry House ami t, A ..ll orvhnrri of rholrP fruit and 2 3-4 sores st to strawberries and raspberries. Call at plaee or ad dress F. T. Teacbout. Springfield. Or. R. F. D. No. 1. " FOR SALK Nice new residence of five rooms and (rood lot In nood part of cltv for sale. Price. I1S50. One Rood new residenre of 7 rooms -and lot close In. price. J27MI. One lot feet, rood part of the city, for 14-4. One fine business property for sale on Willamette St.: t.rlnirs irnnd rent: centrally loontcd. For further Infor mation call on Pacific T.and Co.. room 7 Hovev block. O. L. Cnrtmell. mgr.tf FOR SALE 45 acres all level Innd 31 In cultivation: new house wood hed chicken bouse, barn: orchard: three food wells and good water: every thing on Place goes with It. Includ ing household goods. M"t he sold In next 30 dav.. I hv also several lots close In. also house and lot 'x 304 chicken hou"e. park and some fruit Thee are hirealns and some f them close to iri.fi--,.- r, further information "ii Pa ic . ifl"1 WZZl Sac-cr.'o "ei D. I. Cartmcll. m Q Q W.ATKI WANTED A comp-tent g irl f"rrf'n",r al housework. Enquire e.tn Pearl st. trj s..vrriL-l shsre nf 1 h'i rm-rl to r.W. 6th and i eat at the Cosy restau Willamette sts. k, .o.r.d house-, V A 1 r-l'' ' ' ,,.V7 nrlngfle!d. I Keeper. "- .. WANTKI in:'n7!oV7,Ver'to7eaVn op, rating Siu8l8W river. OD goo "" y-M once" Jl!c.in he bought for 12000 cash (need telepli Anpl it r-V-a big farte on , I T" rI , ....... Address1 WASTE shares f "C !.." i good I WANTED Kr t ml'k In exchange for god T R. McMurphev. tr . er of girls to learn -.-.V-TI 1, ft ,.!ICi t E'-lgne weiire, Hosr 7ork si h' WANTE! Small f in l-r. ii-.,i tv: '""""".'. . .. irl work Apply In person z- - ... rlenred S.'V I tescher WANTED Kxo " . . . rw.f Kctioo- The Procession of Hunters tArtiong the People Who Have Learned to Read 'And Answer- Ads Arc t . j . .., Work-hunters, flat-hunters, servant-hunters, bar : gain hunters, real estate hunters, furnished room hunters, boarding house hunters, opportunity-hunters hunters of all the "things of ' daily life" which can be hunted and found through the Classi fied Ads. WAXTE1 (Continued). WANTED Team of mares "sno to 2600 lbs: 4 to 8 years old: harness and wagon. Address J. Y., care duard. dS WANTED AT ONCE At Eugene Poul try store. 192 B. 9th St., young chick ens weighing from 1 1-2 to 1 3-4 lbs. Phone Main 645. WANTED At Springfield match facto ry, girls or women to pack matches; good wages and steady work. Ring or communicate with Paul Beltel lieim. Springfield. Or. tf WASTKI) Kverybody to Ret their shoos ropairt'd at the Enterprise shoe repairer's shop. Satisfaction guaran teed. Half soling:, S&eents and up. 59 K. 9th st. (M FOK RKNT FOR RKNT Modern furnished flat In quire at Schneider block. tf FOR RKNT Nice single room; steam neat, electric light; bath, is. im is. 9th st. tf FOR RKNT A good hotel property at Florence. Address William Brund, Florence, or. tr MISCELliANKOlS SAY I am here again to work. I am the lone cement worker and finisher. Get your work done by I C. Williams WOULD LIKE TO HEAR of stock for sale In any enterprise where an In vestment of several thousand dollars would be safe. L, Darbyahire, box 2032, Rochester, N. Y. BUY L.OTS of Mark K'iemln in Siad den'a trait and Jilalr street addition. Kasy terina; best location In Kuneno. TABLK BOARD Select table board for a limited number; business or profes sional men preferred. Call Mrs. Skip worth. Phone Black 1261. DON'T FAIL to see Chexem If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm and city property. Improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stock. H. Chezem. NUUSRKY All kinds of nursery stock from the most reliable firm In Ore gon, sold at cataioKue prices, discount for large orders; cemetery work done by the irtVtnth. See A. D. IVHoo. land scape gardener, 633 A. 11th st Phone Red 4T61!. YOU AltK'AMHITIOUS and possess nt least an average amount of Uict and perseverance. Therefore wo want you nnd wilt pay you 75 a month for tak ing only four orders a day. You can earn a big Income. We furnish all supplies free. Write todav to Mana ger. P, O, Box 11IW). New York City. sin TiiKitv ! n-ir ii.ii. tihf: aiik Toward PoHlanil rnsseoKcr Xo. Hi ":4.1 a. in.. OrKori Kxpress. No. IS 6 a. m., CottnKe Grove Pas. No. 12 11:5 a. in.. Rosetnirir Pass. No. 14 6:42 p. m.. Portland Kxpress. Tnnsril Man Francisco. I'sufnipr No. 11 2:1K p. m.. KoseburK F'nss. No. 17 9:35 p.m.. Cot ta ire Grove Pass. No. IT, 12:32 a.m., California Kxpress. No. 13 T:44 a.m.. California Express. Wenrilfnic llrnnch No. R4 9:30 a. m.. leavus Euffcno for Sprlnicfleld. No.'fta 11:10 a. m., arrives Eugene from SprlnKfleld. . No. 7 ) p. m.. leave! Eugene for Wendllng. No. M. R:4rt p. m.. arrive! Eugene from Wendllnff. JOHN M SCOTT. Gen.- Pass. Agt. VOH 8AI.K. 6 acres of good land and a good bouse and barn; moat of the six acres Is In all kinds of fruit near Eugene and In a good .locality. A bargain for some one. Price, J1850. 44 acres of good river loam land; a 4-roomed house and barn: some timber on the place and a good peach orchard. Near Eugene. Price. $3550. 15 acres 3 miles from Eugene; a good apple orchard on the place which cannot be oesi. rrice. nwv about 3 mlle from Eugene Vood hou nd barn and oreb.r. orchard good ..d' nri 14000 For other Information apply to me Pacific Land Compinjr. n L. CARTMELL. Q TIMHFP. FOR 8AI.K . rWr illll a , half million feet of old growth fir. consisting of 120 acre.. :iv mile and a half from tide-water. the money Q lonlv tn v TOM WOLF. No. 400 Hellman B'dg I s Ar.reles. Q tj WOOD SAWI.N'O. Gasoline power by W. W. Moore. phone Qd 3282. orders large or small kt.i oe sio.,. r..d Fisk. Oregon timber land . . a u s KurAne. ursxon. ii PROFESSIONAL COLUMN ATTOB.EYs-AT-i4.w G. F, SKIPWOHTH, A ttorn-v-al-law ; office over Linn's Drug store.. BILYKIT. Attorney-at-law Office over Yoran's shoe store, KiiK ie, Or. LEON R. EDMirNSON. Attorney-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan Sm Sav ings Bank. L. M. TRAVIS, Attorny-at-law. Office! oeer Eugene Loan 4k Savings Bank. . Eugene, Or. S. l. ALLEN. Attorney-at-law. Office over Eaton'l book itore. 616 Willam ette street. Phone Black. 2KS1, C. A. W1NTER.ME1ER, Attorney-at-law. lind titles and proVale specialties. Ortlce over Chambera-Brlstow Hank. PAl'L MERRILL Attorney and coun-sellor-at-law. Rooms 8 and 10. Me riting bldg., cor. sth and Willamette sts., Eugene, Or. Telephone Red 1151. WALTON & NESS. Attorn,, s-.u-law. J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will prac tice in all courts In the state. Office, room 3. Walton hlk.. Kuiti-ne. Or. UKOIU1E B. lnmitlS. Attorney at law; office llovey bldg.. cor. Mh and Wil lamette sts. ; rooms 1 and 2, upstairs. WOODCOCK b POTTER. Atlorneys-at- law. A. c. woodcock and w. o. rot ter. Office one hlock south of Chris man block. Eugene, Or. WILLIAM E ft REAN. Attorneys-at-law. J. M. Williams. I r; .Mean, rrneuee In all courts of the state and before V. S. land office. Offices 12, IS, 14 and 14. McClung Rulldiug. I. N. HAHRAUtlH. Special attention given to divorces and settlement of estates. Agent for Continental In surance Co. Room S, First National Rank blilg., Eugene, Or. JESSE O. WELLS, lawyer. 2 W. Sth at. to examination of abstracts, drafting of wills, settling estates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phone Red 1176. I'HYSK'IANS AM) 81'IMiKONS DR. II. L. STUDLEY, Osteopathic phy sician, orrice over I hamners store, 613 Willamette St. rhone lllack 132. consultation free. Residence, 627 Pearl st. Phone, Black 32117. C. H. CANNON, M. D homoeopathic physician and surgeon: chronic dis eases and diseases of women and chil dren a specialty. Electric vibratory and light treatment. Office. Suite 1, 2and 3. Dunn bldg. Phone Mnln 540. Roards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. mi. ANNA MAITRKH, Onleopnth.0 phy fflrtnn. All curnhlo (1lftArtii treat oil. Women and children k pclnlty. Of flee over V. K, Dunn's. Phone lied 1631. O. H HEAUDSIiKY. M. !.. repculnr phy Mrlnn nnd mirireoit. Off Iron 10 And 17 MrOlunff MA. 8th and Willamette us. umco ana residence phone. Main A1WTUACTOHS THE UNU COUNTY AH8TRACT CO. Rooms 2 and 3. Warren Mlock, Eu gene, Or. Prices reasonable. KKAL BSTATH AGK.NTS J. I- CLARKE Co.. estate, Creswell. Or. dealers In real AIM'HITX7T8 FREE THOMAS, architect. Sketches and plani drawn: blua prlnti and specifications. General supervision over nut dings in course or conilrue tlon. If thinking of building, large. or small, see me. Tormi reasonable ' Room 7, Chrisman block. HARDEN & WELI.S, architects and me- f and specifications with detail draw- inga. Structural engineering and ' thorough superintendence. Room 10, 1st Nat. Hank hldg Phone Main 302. , ' '. J. w KAYS CO., undertakers and fu- nernl directors. Eugene, Or. DAY A Henderson undertakers and 1 creased, tho crop of hops Is the worst for tho Mine amounts to llttlo. Ilual enibiilmera. Cor. Willamette and 7th j for tho past ten years. I ers generally aro averse to paying in regard to quality, tho hops j more than 85 cents fur polaloos, and w T Gordon, funeral director state turned out much better than could they say there are plenty of onions ii,.en.e,i emi.nio.er office and real-i ha oxnoctcd In view of the unfavor- Just no available at 90 cents. Un d. -nee. 10th nnd Ollv, 441. sta. Phone Red 1 .MINIM; KNfilXKKItH HKRHKRT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reltnhle In formation furnished to Intending In vestors. Examinations and reporls on mines anil ore Iriatiitenl. Eugene, or. Titles hxnniliied ' Drafting and lllue Printing Present Ownership Mupa Furnished Nn4ry Politic Farm Ixwna at Ixmest ltnU's - C. S. Freeland Sc CO. ABSTicCTOR5 mm H and 10 Mrtlling lllilg.. Corner Kh and Willamette Sts Telephone Ited 1151 - Madame Dean's FRENCH Dm I o FEMALE lILLOl A Sirs, C ti V.r, i.ir.r voa prars-i:n Mrxsrai-ATioif. lllfl IIOsl I nr.. ft-W Sun-! He-edy! Kuti.fs.-lhi fiuur-ano-d ir M-.ie-y tuicl.-l. rw til pre. pol l d.r !. r I. . Will send tie in on trial. b tsi land for when rrllevM. Kampkl Kr.-. Iif.l-I en iidllnr ll renulne, aez-ept lio ftohftU Hi t. If youf dnncslftt di uot bavc llH.-ni send your osli.n U) llei UIIIED ttOICAt a., kl 74. UKtltor, H Snldin Eugene tv W. L Delano POLK'S GAZETTEER! ntreetsrv eJ CMr. ft HUft- la Vregwa mm4 tr..hl..iM 1 1. Imr eke4eai mi k slses, hmrmttmm. eaiMtag rllllW a4 t'Ut rieftl IHese ry as sagSt Bails 11 I frWesstsa. sl iv poi si a) CO. Bsfta. Sesttfte. M'ftvftk. HI WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET Molt.lr 17. Chittim bark 4iT5Vc. Wool 16c. Poultry. Kkc. etc. Eggs Per doxen, S5c. CreatrnTy muter Per roll. 75c. r rys ivr lb., 9c. " Hens Per Hi, Sc. Dairy Butter Per roll, 65c. Geese Per lb. 6c. Ducks Per lb. lie. Turkeys live. 17c; dressisl 19c. Frail, Vcsembb-, r.tc. Potato New, (0c per hundred. Onioaa Per cwt., $1.75. Lemons Per caee, $4.00. Oranges $5.00. lilveatock Market. Good cows 1 r 3 e. Steers Per lb., 1 l-3(fij 3-4c. Good prime dressed Teal i j 6c. Mutton on foot 3 l-3c. Good Fat Hoei on Foot 6c, Fat Hors Dressed, 6(tf64c lantlTi nnu Fhm1. Kiour J4.40 Haled Hay $13(jf $13. Tlimilh.v Hay Per 'on. $15. Oats Por bushel, 45(fbOc. llran Per ton $ti.5i. Mixed feed Par ton $30. Shorts Per ton $34. Wheat Per bushel, STicK!1 90c. Rolled barley Por ton, $32.60, Chopped feed Per ton, $30, Cracked com $3.40 uur 100. The hoi) market woro a rather weak appearance yesterday. Tho oiling pressure waa more pro nounced than It has been for some time. Growers desiring to find buy ers woro numerous at all the offices. The hops offered for sale, however, were mainly the lower grades, for which there has lieen hut little de mand at any time this soanon. Choice grades of hops, at least those In the possession of growers, are not being pressed for sale, though It la said that some dealers, having this quality on hand, are trying to find buyers for their stocks. McNeff Bros, were heavy pur chasers during the day. but so far as could be learned little business was transacted at tho other offices. Among, tho McNeff purchasos were 80 bnles from Kelly, Wentorn Wash ington, nt 5 rents; 50 bales from Jordnn & McKluney, of Hubbard, at 6 cents; 32 bales from Miller and 25 bales from Barber, both of Hub bard, at 6 cents; 65 bales from Dla senger, of Uuttevllle, tl (4 rents; 42 bales from Moschor, of Silver ton, at 5 cents, and 100 balos from a dealer at 6 cents to 6 cents, Ironmonger, of London, cabled to iaan nine,,. j& Hons of Taenma vaul.trdaw "Markot (lull, witn only low Duy - era. No Improvement anticipated in the near future. . J.nn,n W-. ' ? irom Bl .i-otorsuurg mat me exireiiio- ly unsettled weather of the past sum- the market Is firmer at top prlcea. mer, with lis sudden and sharp j tlilrjiena May l)o littler, changes, was most unfavorable for; While prices are practically un the growing of hops In Russia, and changed from last week, In the chick that the crop was one of the poorest, '. en market, the Indications are that the remits being as follows: a hotter demand will he shown dur- Tbe yield was 270,000 poods ; ng the romalndor of the week. The (pood, 36,112 pounds), which la Chinese have beon quite liberal buy even poorer than In 1904, when the, era of hens during the past few days vim waa 2SOO00 Doods '.10la wn" fv-vvv poous. in iKuo the crop of hops amounted to 400, - 000 nnods. In 1906. 300.000 troods. an(j ,n 1907 350OOO ponds, conse- quently the present year falls Da - hind the average by 120,000 poods. Oenerally speaking the total crop d()el n(t .,, g )er c(,nt of lne I normal average and Is 25 per cent less than the crop of tho preceding year. Thus, although tho area oil i hop plnnlntlons has largely In-' New Today I NO. 4790 ACRES of the finest rlv - er mmuiii nun, a mim, tr;;;-" r.u- gene; price H."oo NO. 483 ACKE8 In the city llm- Its. only one hlock from Wlllum - elte street; . price fer a few days! grades are selling fractionally lower only $nu than this. Oenerally speaking tho NO. 49 GOOD a-KOOM MOUSE; I quality of this year's honey offer lot 80x160; 1 bleck from Wlllam-1 Ings are tiettor than usual. . It Is no ette street; price fer a few dava i tlceable that the local product li onir $!7fSO; fuller than that Imported from Cal- NO. B0HOUBE. I HOOVS: lot 60x 160: fine lecatlon; ene block from Wlllimette street; price., . ,22.10. NO. 61 tiOOD 7-KOOM IIOUHH; lot S6 2-3x1; west 10th street; price 270U NO. 63 IajT. 2-1:. good loca tion .VKI NO. 53 3-ROOM IIOUBII: lot ( 2-3 X160; West Thlrteeatli street; price NO. 64 Eight million feet first-class fir timber on stream 1 1-3 nillea from good logging water; all down nun. rnci N0- ?.iT.,i!:i,",:'',.,r",,r,o good logging stream: all down pull. 5 eXV.. light poles. Price. . ..imin There are electric NO. 66 700 acres fine stock ranch. with 5.000,000 feet good timber; on logging stream: well worth the money asked for the whole. Price, $J1(MK) NO 67 THRKE LOTS on north slope of rellege Illll; very nice lo cation; price antm v,,j. 5K HKVKRAL MJTS oil West hliteenth aad West BevenUx-nth stteeta; price, each $275 N. 6 1130 ACRKS fine alock farm: 13 mllea from Eugene; dl-t cheap; per acre 9t'Jit S'O. 60 121 ACRKS. 100 acres un der caltlvatlen; 90 aires more can be plowed: 20 acres good wheat land; gned 8 room bouse; 3 good barns; It mllea from Eugene on mall route; price per acre for ten days only KBt.M A. M. HKNDKICK8, 20 Oak street. I'boDJi Black 1103. RED STAR BASED ON REAL VALUES. We do not speculate on your property. " . What wo SAY we DO we DO. If you don't want to sell, don't list with the Red Star. City property, farms, tracts, business property and thousands of acres of timber for sale. Call and see us, Room 11, First National Bank Building. J. M. able weather. In certain places. Volhvnhi for Itwtaoco It was ex-' Oln lllH for inslimoo It Wits tX-( rellent, which la attributed to thei roiiiilnr cultivation of hops during a number of years. The fruit -; mined was fair, without any organic i defects, the eiintoiita of lupillue nor-1 inal. S to 12 per ecnt, tho odor ex-l cellent, seed Insignificant, ICiustoru Krip lllglHT Here. , , .. , , Prices on oastern eggs In the local; market are again showing an ad-; va.,nu f ih. lwi BirMt ' hnntllora put up the quotation le a doien this morning and even at thn nilvanco art lc hnlow the flg - tho advance are lc "eiow aa " urea asked In some quarter, f.asl- ern eggs are soiling at an sorts oi prices In the local market at tins time with tho top for storage stock at 34a and tho low point tor the same goods at 30c. Those soiling at the low mark are showing evety in dication of shoving up their prlros to moot those of the more distant ones. The scarcity of offerings In local ranch eggs Is one of the causes of the renewed activity In eastern stock nnd the advanrlng prlcea there in. Along Front street the arrivals I home goods have beon very acaut during the past few. days and many have boon unable to purchase fresh Block. While the price of our bost eggs remains at 40o a doien (he In dications aro that the market will do better In this regard unless thero should be a change in the volume of arrivals. llroMiMxl Menu Aru Very Klrin. Thore Is a very firm tone In the local market for dressed meats of H kinds. Even hogs are showing . a tirnier toiio. wun ino eooior wua- . tiler HUU IIIU Olliwrr UDlllUllil l.uuiu - ;""1". "" J"L "" chnngo In prices because of the turn- ; porarr whbhiihbi m mo ion unit mm" en-,,e.,.M,. f .e mA"., and and altogether the markoi is tairiy 1 steady. Thore are no arrivals of ! turkeys to sneak of and the tone of the market Is quiet with prices nom- , laally quoted. Onions antl Potatoes Hull Thero waa nothing In the market today Indicating any Immediate Im provement In the onion or potato j trade, and current offerings III both lines aro somewnat in excess or re. qiilrements for the outside deinnnd til conditions improve in inn nouiu thore will bo no gonerul movement of cither product. Honey Prlcea Are Very Firm. Offerings of honey In combs are very light bora use of the very itnallj ifitiiiMit evervwiierit on is l-iiusi mis, ! Wasnn. Along Front street tho best j quniity a Kciiing as "1K "2 mi.o" pr crulo for 24s. although some j grades aro aelllng as high aa 13.60 1 1 per rralo for 24s, although soinei '. irornia. just, wny inn is ao is nm known, but It Is a fact nevertheless Hides Htrting and Active. laical dealers In hides report the market on the whole strong and ac tive at the quotations that have held for the past two weeks, fmporve mont In both the hide and leather trades In the east Is the favorable factor In the market, and the outlook le for continued Improvement. Portland Mrcatock Market. local receipts of livestock were light again yesterday and the ad- ! j Z"rr,rzz,n Byv.iM and It Is possible that there may be recession In values, but this Is ,i,. .i,,rk ..c.vds the offorlnva. while the scarcity of sheep! Is very marked. Local prices cur rent yesterday were as follows: CATTLE Itest steers. HI U: me dium. IJ.7t.CsM: common. 13 Zsjj 13 60; i cows, best, 3.eott II. 2f.- medium, 1 VI ' 412 00; common, !;.2&t?IM0, calves, $.; '.osr II CO. KIIKKP - Itest wethers, 11.11 Q 14 00; . mixed. 1X0411376; lambs, best irlin- , in. 'I II 2,',f I4.&0. iintrliiiin-il, II JMIH. H;- llest, H ot .16; medium,! l.Vo1f Ifi.lfc ; foeders not waotetl, I lltifler, t;sis aad Ponlfrr. I lll.'TTKR Kxlia creamery, s.'c. fancy Htttfir.e: store, inc. l . HI'TTKR KAfa.e!elyery f o. b. I'ort- POlILTItV tW. chickens. lie: land Hsntt cream, IfiSsc: aour, tlac per fb. hens, lift I2r; roosters, old. 10c; frysri. 11 SO 12c; brollsrs. 1 1 H U 12.-; gees, lu loc rb; turkeys, ally. l.Qllc, dressed, Hlyzftc, spring ducks. He lb: pigeons, ijuabs 2 00ff2.&9 per dozen; old ,11; droned poultry, 1 C? I 1-e blghsr. CllKKHK full cream flats, triplets, and d.-ilsii-s. IIc; Young America, ISc. j KII1IK-lv. al best, 4 DC por dolsn; . BaaUrn, 100140. 1 Wins ' and BuyeTs shines on bargains and buyers. Real cs tata liSted and Bold fit owner's Dricus. Morris Son. . hm. ! luues W i H1. I :ni! lllametlu Alley, 1 So. lUll'S-tuux rnin. cliol.-o. c; prlmo to choi. e. 7''. prime, ic; mediuiu, t. i,c it,, mukki'mkins- sixarinK, luuist ; " 'l'!' j' ,.,.V"-,-VI?. 1 'i V " SioiiAiuii.sN.Ji!;i,u"iVia tali.ww Prune, m, sic; No. s and r"! i u-.i . ,o. 4-U""1 "Alh-4)l''- -. . C'",f,s 'rl 130140 lb: grcon ff ,u "'i hulls, green salt, 45o tti; kips, tv'v; ciiives. green, iUo lb. .,,t, ,"''"! ,'lo,,r . " UKAl lluyliiK price, new Track. forty-fold. .v; id, sue: Wlllainott valley, ic. t - Mll.lTCM-S Selling price Tlran, tan.so. ml.ldiliiKs. $3S.uu; .lions. :io oe! ,.,. tai.oo.i us.ou: .,ifir .i in an per ion HAItl.KY Fouil. 128.50: rolled. I2S.60: brewing, 127. FLOl'R Mel lug lir en Eastern Ore gon, patent, I4.su: straight, ti.iotftl.il: export, $a.4lir:i.tu: vullcy. 11.66. gra ham. H-, 94.4a: whole wheat, 14. 6S; rye. fts. $5. SO; hales, 13.00. HAY Producers' price Nem timo thy. Willamette valley, fancy, $14.0of tit an; urdlnnry, I3. 504JI 13.00: Enstern Oregon, tutu; mix,.,!. 1 1 l.nou 1 1 2 00; clover. Ilium; grain. 111.00; cheat. 111; alfalfa. io,oo4i in.oo. OATS Producers' price Track. No. I while, :lo.fi04rt:lt.o; gray, 2. S0 30.50. Fruits nail Vegetables FRESH FRUITS Oranges, new na vels. 13.101411:1.25; biipMIUIH. 5c III : l-"n- ons. :l. 25m $5.00 per box: grape fruit, ll.oool 14.50: pliieapples, llav.alluii, $.l.mi i $1.25 per iloren: pears. Ilai'tlett. $1.75; grapes, $1.0041 $1,60: baskets. 25c: huck leberries, loai llc lb; cranberries, local. $10.50 barrel; Eastern, 1:II3.50 bar rel. ONIONS New Oregon, t.l04r$t.lS per inn; California, Il.004ttl.t0; g.irllc. Itttisc lb. POTATOES New. selling. $Uf$l,10; buying for slilpiinMit. per cnt., fuiicy sue: ordinary, loir 70c; swVet. $1.75 II. so. API1.EH Good, $tf$2; poor, 75n per 1 ,, ,.m , , ,, ,.,u m . , Ore. gun. jr.ciui.on; neeis. ii iinirii ;n: car- rots, mni 75e sack- parsnips, tuctiti. lo - ,, ' , , OASOMNK SAWI.VO. Call tip or phone Mnln 33 or Far-, men 91. II, V Valtun. Now is the Time tr) visrt California When summer has passe! In thero ticrthorn siute,. tho sun Is only mild un der the bright blue iklea of Hunt horn California. This Is one of uniure's nappy provisions eter nal summer lor thus who cmiiiot eudiiia n more severe cilnuii. California h.ia n calle.l tho "Mecca" of the win ter tuiirlsi. Its hift'ol and stopping rlae art as vurled na ihosM nf m it ell-regulnirl etil Vis Itors can always flml sit It n hie nccommoilaibtua, coiigenlnl companions . and vitrlnd, ploiislng re creations. . ' SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, describing In detail the ninny delights of t winter In Cal ifornia. Very low round-trip excur alon tickets are on sale to California. The rnto from Eugene to Loa Angeles and return la $55. Limit alx months, allowing stop-overs In either direc tion. Similar excursion rates are In effect to all Cali fornia points. For full Information, sleeping ear reservations and tickets, call on or telegraph or write A. J. Gillette, Agent. Eugono. or - j w,l. McMMlltAV, Cen Agt-, I'ortlaml, Oregon C. R. MEAD J. V. MACHEN nEFORPftniyinp; real cs tate call op or come to Springfield, thf best town of its si.Te in the valley, the best railroad center and the best water power in the State. Farms of all sites and detcfiptlons, also cty property for sale. M. M. & REAL ESTATE CM TiUehotst Mnln 171 In PI" N- " T r D No 1. dl BOOS" Board. U.rane. Or. li- l