Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 29, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte o Wi MMKl MAT FHriy, JAWPJJT . , - J I I I. w o 1 JO. We Give Away 0 Absolutely) tree of Cost The People'! Common Sente Medical Adviser, in Plain Eotlish, or Medicine simpiineu, oy n. , . Chief Conmllin Physician to tbe Bivalids' yotel and bur. fical Institute at KaHslo, a dook oi no ( ovar 700 illustrations, in strong paper coven, to aay one seodini 21 osa-cent tamps to cover cost mt illnK h. or, in French Cletb bind.n, far 31 stamps. Over 6H0 000 copiea W Ibis complete hamily Doctor Book were tala in eloih binding at reular price of 1.M. Afterward., a.e aad . ..If aaiUien eapits were ireo awar a aa.ve. A ww, up-to-date revi.cn edim i; saw ready lor a.ailin. Better acd NOW, before all are torn,. Addre.. Wt'i mur MatMOAL As.boawon, R. V. Pieroe, M. D., Prcudeat, Bafalo, N. I . BR. PIERCI'I FATOHITE PBMCKIPTION ' THE ONF. BF.MEDT far wamao'. peculiar aatoienta f tkat ita uiakera are not afraid to print oil ita e-ataide manner la. every kigredlent. Ne- Secrets--No Deception THE ONE KEMKPT for women which contain! no alcohol aad a hahit-foraaaaa drmf. Mad. from natisa aiadioinal faraat rones af we sslablisbad onraatre valna. a i (KH ' Black Motor Vehicles A Practical Car for Business or Pleasure Inexpensive, cost less than half as much as the ordinary automobile, low speed 2 to 6 miles an hour; high speed, 6 to 26 miles an hour. Neat in appearance Travels any Road Made any style Prices $375 Lo $750 These cars are made to go any season of. the year in good or bad roads, are built like a surrey, high wheels, solid rubber tire, easy springs, motive power gasoline, substantially built. For demonstrations and hire apply to HEADQUARTERS AT BODDY & KUTHE'S- RANDLE & HOWER AGENTS 570 WILLAMETTE STREET :- -:-P- 0. BOX 455 EUGENE, OREGON fulliniMIMMIIMIIItllltlft""!-' On aooount of moving into new quarters I will sell retail at wholesale prioes. Below are a few of the many bargains : Satin White Best Valley Flour $1.10 Dayton Best Hard Wheat Flour. ..$1.25 Almonds, lb 15 Walnuts, lb 15 Candy, lb 10 50-tb box Raisins, Seedless $3.75 Fancy Dried Peaches, 2 lbs $ .25 Best Sugar-Cured Hams, lb 16 Dressed poultry, turkeys and geese every Friday and Saturday fcl Wholesnle and C.aHaSnanjtjnBnBaaaaiBaannnnnnnnjafaM Big PublicSocial Dance 04 ua by A. W, Logan, of P ortland, Camp No. 5 (ft 4, MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA, For the benefit of the Eugcno Team of Camp No. 6837, at Armory Hall, Saturday, Jan30, '09 Members of every fraternal order in the city cordially invited Grand 20-minute drill on the floor at 10:30 o'clock. Come one, come all, and have a good time. Don't miss seeing what the team can do. COMMITTEE H. K. WHITE, Chief Purati'r; 8. H. K1M11K1.I., Assistant Kores4er; C. W. laKiAX, V. K. lUltKKIt, J. II. MK'I.AIN, v. II. M.UIOX, V. W. 8TIIATTON, F. C, KOHXK. A. II. (iAItltlSOX, M. J. HAIIt, K. IIVII.KV, K. KICK. A. O. lUXYYKl.I,, K. A. ItOIINK. till' J WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET 76c. Mohair 17e. Chlltlm bark 485 1-2c Wool 16c l',ultrr. !' ICI K'Kli I'er dozen. :t",c. Creamery Butter Per roll. Fry. Her tti.. Sc. Hens Per lb., c. Dairy Ilutter Per roll, 55c. Geese Per lb.. Sc. Ducks nnr Ta.. 11c. Tarkers l!ec. , . 1 1.. Vanreannlnnf Hae. Potatoes New, 1.0 per ewt. Onlana Tvr m, al.7e. I aaaaa Par eaae, 94.M. Oraaa;ee lilt IJTNtMk kfarkMC Good cowl 2tt9le. Steers Per la.. 3ttc. Veal Prima draaaed, under 126 lbs. Sc. aaa aHaaa aaaaaaa van. 8sfa. Mutton an feet e aaa amt kaaja aa Saa Vi Good fat nova on f.ol i'rima loft faajic. aiaar 11.41. Braa -Par HI, M.a(. Mixed faed Par taa. M Khorta Par ton, l Wheat Per b.. It lie. Rolled barley Per ton. 13 4.00. Chopped fi'ed Per ton. $30. Cracked corn 2.4 pr 100. Paled hay $12ff 13. Timothy hay Per ton, $16. Oata Per bu.. 45 060c. I'OIITLAM) MAKKKT KEPORT Portland, Jan. 28. Bercral local creameriea cut their price on butter thin morning 2c a pound, to 35c, and others are anklnu 7c. The market la showing an eaaler tone all the way through, although aa far as local business Is concerned, the laeal trade has thus far experienced ne difficulty In maintaining values. A small sur plus Is beginning to make its appear ance and it la on this account that some of the makers decided to cut their values this morning and which may In turn bring about a lower rungo on nil makes tomorrow morn lug. The fact that the market here is still qulto well supplied with East ron butter la the one depressing fea ture of the present situation. Bo fur as the smull surplus now being shown in tho market of city creamery, the same Is not at all bearish, but the Russian sold at 94 cents. Club wheat was quoted at 96 ''i 9, cents. The buying price of oats was raised to $34, a.id feed barley was system-:,Ttf-.-,iH- r.-iiKerlr-Tiitwvn III..:; taoin iatlcally strong at $2. 'P tn,! first of the vear it was uimeuu uu in terest Californiaii.vn Northern Brain but. ihev have tit last been compelled to come here for their supplies and they must pay the price. Chickens Slightly Su-udier There Is a slight 'increase in stead iness of the local chicken market and while demand is not healthy enough to make any change In quotations, the accumulations along the street are decreasing and all through the mar ket the demand is better. (Jaotl Toae la Dressed Hor For dressed hors the tone of h local market Is quite strong tod i-. While only in exceptional ca- s c..:, the trade obtain as hiKh as 9 i r.ts for hogs, that figure has been receiv ed during tke past 24 hours for some-, thing select, and wonin very naeiy rule for additional shipments provid ing the quality was there and the present market stood. Dressed veal demnnd Is holding well, with the price of the best qual ity hanging close to J0c a pound. Potato Shipments Are Starting Potat oshipments to the south have started from here in a limited way. and further shipments will start In a few days. Tho potato market is verv firm here, hotji for buying and jobbing, with the latter ruling at fl.50$1.65 for the best quality, and buyers freely offering as high as $1.25 at countrv shipping points. Local Lard Kettle Leaf. 10s. lS4c per lb.: 6a. 14 S-Sc: 60-lb. tins. 13Hc per lb.; steam rendered, 10s. 12c per lb.: on, 12 ?-sc per io.; compounu. ivo, o-ku per lb. Hogs-Beat east of mountains, $7.00: ordinary, $6.76: blockers and feeders, $0. Cattle Best steers, weighing 1200 pounds. $4.75: medium steers. $4. 50; poor steers, $4.25; bent cows, $3.75; medium cows, $3.60$3.75. SUnep Rest wethers. $5.25rf?$5.!i0: or dinary wethers, $5.00: lambs, $f.r,o? $5.76: strnlght ewes, $4.50 $4.75; mixed lots, $4.00. Veal Choice young calves, $5.50; heavy, rough. $4.50 $4.75. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET Portland Union Stockyards. Jan. 27. The extreme top rice for even select steers today in the Portland time for larger quantities of cream to! yanlH, wn? $5- "'".ml'y for on lo' come forward Is close at hand, and for that reason (ho trado wants lo keep abreat-t of the market as much as possible. I p fines Iv-zg Market Way up In the air the egg nuirket sailed during the past 21 hours. With arrlvii.-i tho-smal lest e.ver seen In this market not even excepting tho pe riod of the eold snap the demnnd is quite fair, and one or two sales have been made along (he street as high as 50c, although the general market ranges about 35c. IOven this figure would be hard to maintain wore there any material Increase In the supplies, of home eggs. The fact that Eastern fresh eggs nro being brought to this markot by express has not altered the situation In the least 'because supplies are so small that without the Eastern stock eggs would rapidly advanco to, the highest price ever seen in this market. Several Hop Sales Two large lots of hops wore sold In the local market yesterday at 7 1-2 cents. They were the Twin Wo and Goon Dip lot of 274 bales, bought by Julius Plncus, of Salem, and the Clackamas Hop Farm Company's lot of 257 bales, bought by Klabor, Wolf & Netter. Doth were of good quali ty, especially the latter lot. Isaac Plncus & Sons, of Tacoma. hnvo beon operating heavily In Ore gon hops of late, their purchases In (ho past week aggregating 750 bales of prime and choice quality at 7 to 1(1-2 cents. Most of these wero se cured from dealers. According to Harry Plncus. the firm ran buy to bolter advantage from dealers ihan from growers. i In reporting a number of sales of common to medium New York hops. I at 10 cents, the Wntervllle Times says: I "These slocks four weeks ago re ceived no nttcMtlou from dealers, but now nil this grade of hops nre I -lag bought up. There were also reported the purchase of two amnll lots of choice hops grown In Augusta for which tho buyer paid t2 cents. The general feeling reflected on this mar ket, therefore, is that or a firm, ac tive trading, with a growing demand for all grades of hops." Or-pon Apples In Kumiic. was the figure obtainable. Some very "rood stuff which would ordinarily be called top was sold from" 15c to 20c under that, amount as will be noted by the Itemized sales in this report There are hopeful signs in the mar ket even at this period. Iteceipts show signs of letting up for awhile and if (his Is continued for a Short time it will enable killers to get rid of some of their accumulating surplus and al low them to again send their buyers Into the open market. The extent of the overload which packers and killers are carrying is shown by the fact that six loads of cattle were carried over from yes terday because of the lack of demand even at the lower rnnge of quotations. The following is the general range of values on stock ruling In the yards for lato Bhlpment. 1'OBTI.AM) MAItKKT d'OTATIOXX 35'37c: Port-sour, Mutter hxtrn creamery, Inney. 3214c: store. 22 c. Butter Fat Delivery f. o. b, land Sweet cream, 32Vj35c; it Mio per in. F.KKs Local best, 42ttjM5c dozen:; Hastem . Cheese Full cream. flats, triplets and daisies, 16c: Young America, 17c. I Poultry Mixed chickens, !2Ac: fun- ! cy hens, 13c: roosters, old, 10c; fivers. I5ff:lfie; broilers, 19fT20c; geese, ' 10c: t turkeys, alive. 171420c: dressed. ;oi I 25c: ducks. 174 ISc: pigeons, squabs. I $l'fr$2.50 per dozen: old, $1.00: dressed 1 poultry. Hf 1 He higher. ( Hops. Wool nml llldes ' Wool l!li Willamette vallev. ISr. IIops 1908 crop, choice. Kfitiic; prime to choice, 7V4c; prime, 65J 7c; me- 1 dlum. 6c. Tnllow Prime, per lb., 81?4c: No. ? and grease. 2 fi i e. Sheepskins Shearing. 10fi K.c each: short wool. HSfHe-o: medium wool, 5c.i $1: long wool. 75cTi $1.25 each. Meluilr ises Nominal, 1Sii 10c. Clilttlm lr U- I1';- n. ..v 4 H. 11m: lb. ' ' Hides Dry 1,! . I V -or ; cr-en c per lh.; I,u :: j. re. i- 't. I.- pe rib.: kips, lie: culves. creen. 14fe ; per lb. ('ruin. Flour and llnv llarley I'eecl, $2.50f $27."i: rolled,' $L,S.r,oi, $:'p f,i: brewing. $J71i $J7.r.o. Wheat Maying price .new Track Portland, Club, 93c: blilestem. $1.05-n $1.07; forty told. 94c: red Russian. Die Turkey red. II J $1.05; Willamette val ley, !4e. . Mlllstutrs Sell I no- nrlee. Ilrnn :.ni'; miuoiings SHOES MADE TO ORDER at, the NEW SHOE SHOP Sunlty Store Corner Ninth and Willamttte Sti PERSONAL ATTENTION A , . to repairing Avjgust Mickelson JIDMARTT For Wa$b, Clock and Jewelry Repairing MARKS IHK-a STORK SMKKHK HOTKI, nriUMXO. ton. Flour Selling price. Eastern Oregon,; patent. $5.25; straights, $4.25: export. $3.90; bankers'. $5.00: valley. $.V00; itru- ! ham. Us. $4.40; whole wheat, $1.65- : rye. 5s. $5.60; bales. $3.00. Onts Producers' price. Track. No 1 : white, $.i:.50Ji $33; gray. $32.00(r$32.50. tiny Producers' price, new timothy ' Willamette valley fancy. $15.00; onli-; nary. $14 00: Kastern Oregon, $1S00 mixed. $ll.504i $12.50; clover, $1100 grain, $13; cheat. $13: alfalfa. $12.50. Fruits aad Vegetables Fresh Fruits oranges, new navels. $2.35?$2.7S per box; tangerines, $1.65; Japanese oranges. $1.75 per bundle: ha nnnHs. 6c per th.; lemons, $.1.2."ti $;, oo per box; grapefruit, $4.00fi $4.50; pine apples. Hawaiian. $2 50(i 1:1 per dozen: pears. $1.25. cranberries, Fjistern. $13 50 ti$15. In values. As Is Invariably the casi ! ... ' ' l" ' ' :. 65; . I .. .... pti iiMueii,. iii-i CM!., luni-V. $1. 15M $1.25; ordinary, $1: sweet. $;.5. Veaetables Turnips, new Oregon. $1.50: beets, $1,50: carrots. $1.50 sack parsnips. $l.:; cabbage. $2.50: toma toes. California.. $2 crate: beans. 12 So lb.; cauliflower. $2 $2.25 erme; peas. l2Sc: horseradish, Sc per lb : arti chokes. 65i TSe dosen: green onions. t5e desen; peppers, bell. Be; Chile : head lettuce. 4ec dozen; hothouse, $ltf$1.5 box; radlsl-.es. 15c doaen bunches, cel ery. 754190c. eggplant. . Onions Jel-lilng, fancy Oregon, $2.25 per ewt.; ordinary, $1.50: garlic. Sc per pound. Apples .;,,., l. $l.I5r$.!5: ordinary. $1,250 $1.5-1 ..r i.ox. Meats. KUh aad PrnvUloas Hams. Itaeon. Kir. Portland pack iiocai, iisms. 10 to 13 lbs.. 14 ic Dcr pe nl. a decided hit In the Euronenn market and realised a price that causes much envy nmong the producers of the en tiro world. Recently In the Uindon market the Oregon product sold with in a fraction of double the price ob tainable for the best that any other section in the world can produce. W. Dennis & Sun. of Covent Onr den market, report the condition of the London apple market under date of January S aa follows: "Since our last mall the opening of business In the apple trade after the Christmas and New Year holldavs has been more satisfactory. While sup plies have not been very heavy, buy ers' purchases are going Into' inline dlaie consumption, and this, in our opinion, will create a gradual advance ; In London at this season of the year following ! the demnnd Is sharp on all red stock! At today s auction the prices wore realized "New York state 'Baldwins. !3 (f 3. 's per barrel: Nova Scotia llaldwins, is si 21s ier barrel: Nova Scotia Rus sets. tsf22s per barrel: state Green ings. 26 o 27s per bnrrel: Nova Sco tia Creenlngs. 164i22s per barrel: Nova Scotia varieties, 1622s per barrel; Hood River Split. 1 (Hi 15s d per box: Hood River N'ewtons. 10 iT l is r-r box: Oregon N'ewtons. Ss d '.: Us p-r box: California Newtons. i tls 6d Ss r.j per box. Life In ."rivals. ) California buyers were in the mar ket siroti vesterday for wheat and onts and holders who were In a nm.w! to sell had rm difficulty In disposing , ,.-,, .sin at lop prices. A con , sliler.ihle mi oiint of Osiness was done for Southern account, one deal Involving :.r..ti,i bushels of wheat and a Ian- ouantltv of oats. Not otilv M lillltrattm In namanJ but club and Ited Hussbtn wheat sold freely. A ! nf Mn.Vm n an lb.: breakfast bacon. 13 4T21 ie: eottsKe roll. He per lb.: regular "bert clears, smoked. IJc lb.: backs. eavy smoked f-- lb.; light smoked. 12c lb : bellle,. smoked. 15c lb . pikeled tongues. (V eacli. Pressed M.i,( Front street l-ogs. fancy, vv ordi- Ary. 7Uic: large. 7 He: reala, extra. alec; ordinary, syj, heavy Sc; u iiu.n. fan-:. 7c. GojSpUTH 3 MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO VISIT CALIFOR.NIA- THIS WINTER G ET a taste of the delightfully mild cli mate known only to Southern Cali fornia. There you will find an abundance of sunshine, bright blue skies, a clear bracing atmosphere, congenial associations and invigorating, healthful recreations too numerous to men- tion. RES ORIS ARE T Some with world-wide reputations as Los Angeles, Paso Robles, Hot Springs, Long Beach, Santa Barbara, Hotel del Monte, Santa Cruz, San Diego, Santa Monica, Venice and commodious, delightful stop ging places of lesser remown. . All main taining the California standard for hospital ity and faultless accommodations. lEe Southern Pacili Company Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, des: in detail the many delights of winter in California. Cl low rate round trip excursion tickets on sale to California The Rate From Eugene to Los Angeles Keturn is $55.00 T .t . 7um monins allowing stop-overs in either direction. uar excursion rates are in effect to all California points. s For f information, sleeping car reservations and tickets, call on, legraph or writi 0A. J. GILLETTE, Agent, Eiiene, Oregon OR Wm. McMiirray,Cepass- Agt. Porj t n h ' ", music at tag es m nstrels ' 6 " b was reportetl and Red January !S aad 2S.