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iver Glacier. vol. ;i. HOOD UIVKU. OREGON, SATURDAY. AIXH'ST 15, 1891. NO. 11. The Hood 3food Icr (sxlacier. rillll.l.HKII KVKIir NATIIIIHAT MIIHNINO T The Glacier Publishing Company. Ml IIM IIIITION raiCK. On. )rr ... 1 OC fcn iiiimiIIii , , ot Tlui'it iiioiith. f 6' Niitiln i-ijf C.nU GEO. I'. MORGAN, Utu Chi. I ( I. k II H U.il (1(11.'. I.nnil :: I4nw :: SjiiMMaliHl. It.x.iu Nn. 0, Um.I OltW lliilMn.g, TIIK liAU.KS, Kit. O. D. TAYLOR, Real Hstatc Broker, Fire, Life and Accldrnl Insurance. Honey Loaned on Real Essiatc Security I'lTld., fundi Co ' IUk HulMln, THK liAM.M. ONKiKilt. THE GLACIER Barber Shop Grant Evans, Propr, Skkiii.I Ml., tmar Otk, HokI Klr, Or. Shaving and llir nutting .Nttly don. SaliiUtlion (iuaintMj. PACIFIC COAST. Saloonkeepers Refuso to Pay High License. MORMON ELDERS AT POMONA One of the Longest and Most Costly Steel Bridges Being Eroded at Vancouver. A water famine exists (in the hilltt within the city limits of Uih Angeles. Tlie Southern California Editorial As HiK'iution promises to vmit Flagstalf, A. T., in August. Tin' Sacramento TyHgruphieal Union has indorsed tin nine-hour system, to go into effect October 1. The Tine Nut (Nev.) (fold discovery in Mttnii'liitK nii'ii from nil directions. A towiiHite lias Ih-cii laid out. The Boards of !'. jiuili .nt ion in South ern California tire making radical reduc tions on assessments of orange orchards. The great herds of eattle in Southern ami KiiHtem Oregon are licing bought ujt, and there is likely to lie an advaneo in priee. The disturbances at the mines in Washington are believed to he at an end. Many of the worm characters have gone away. A project to plant 400 acres of lemon orchards on some of the licst lemon land in the State is materializing at San Bcr nardino, Cal. The British Healing schooner E. B. Marvin has been seized hy the Hush while entering Behring Sea and turned over to the British war ship Nymphe. There is some misunderstanding atsiut t he stone to lx used in the construction of the public building at Sacramento, and work in consequence has been sus pended. The Board of Trustees of the Willam ette University at Salem has elected Rev. George Whittaker of Marshall, Tex., President to succeed Thomas Van Hcoy, resigned. focal prophets in Southern California are predicting violent disturbances on the surface of the earth in the near fu ture, owing to the extensive evaporation of Sal ton Lake. Warrants have been issued at Sacra mento for the arrest of lifty-seven saloon keepers who refused to pay the new high license. Two hundred and sixty-live more arrests are to be made. The foundation of the bigTenth-street hotel at Los Angeles, which cost $80,000, and to complete which many futile ef forts have been made, is to he utilized as a fruit-drying establishment. The lire on Mount Hamilton has been cheeked, and no further danger is appre hended at tho observatory. About 2,500 acres have been burned ovor, and much valuable timlier and cord wood lost. Mrs. McDonald, the mother of Joseph Brown, the Charleston sailor killed liy Deputy Marshals, is now at San Diego, ana will push the presecution of her son's slayers. He was her only support. Tho coyote-bounty law has already lutd "i the effect of increasing the number ui jack rabbits in some sections of South ern California, and fruit-growers there are open in their expressions of indigna tion. Two Mormon Elders are proselyting near Pomona, Cal. S. M. Putney, one of those who have been converted, seems glad to think his wife is favorable to a man having more than one wife, and proposes to move toward Utah as soon as possible. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. 'III.' Muty li-in 1 1 iiimil A .i'ii vi'a Hik III' iml of lli llmiril of KtHiiilni'r.. Second Comptroller Gilkcson Iiiim up proved the ri-1 m ft of the Weti'in Union l' 1 V t it j i ( i Company, union n ting to$Mv mm, fur telegraph Hcrvicc for the United Mules Minimi bureau at the rale cstali liHlied hy t lie PomIiiiiimIcM ienerHl. The company Iiiih notified the Secretary of the Treasury I hut it will accept payments at the rutin niiiiieil iimler protest until the question of legality is judicially deter mined. The Navy Department Iiiim approved the report of the Board of Examiners for the foremen and mimic r iiiechaiiii-H at the Mare Inland iiiivv yard, and has tilled all positions hy iiHiintmentof the candidate whom the Board recommend ed. With reference to certain trades, involving special training in building hulls of modern steel war vessels, the Hoard respectfully states that in itx opin ion none of the cauilidates prcHf nting themselves mihhcfmci the special knowl edge desirable. Kiglit-fivc candidates in all were examined. It. V. Bell, Assistant ConiniiHHiuner of Indian Allni, has returned to Washing ton after a visit to the Pad lie Count . lie went there six weeks ago to open bid for the award of contracts for supplies for the Indians of the Pacific CoiiHt for the present fiscal year. The siipplii-s in cluded groceries, hard ware and agricult ural implements. The prices tit w hich the supplies were obtained were gener ally a little lower than those for the imst lineal year. Bell visited some ludiiiu schools in Arizona and Mexico, includ ing those conducted hy the government and thom know n as the contract seho.il-i, managed hy the various religious dennm illation, liell speaks very highlyof the the general condition of the government scIhmiIs both in intellectual and indus trial features. Ilu says intellectually they are in advance of the contract schools, and with respect to in.lustiinl training he gives no comparison between the two classes. CABLEGRAMS. A TiiWtol Coimitiiiill y Hi KlisrkolT Sii lirrn.i'il liy tlu (.iivcriiin.'iit. Belgium has joined the triple alliance. England declines to apoint women factory insectors. Kaiua in Northwest India are partially averting the famine that was feared. The HismIs continue in Primsian S ' sia, and the damage to life and prop . is great. A great battle is looked for at Co"'; i Im) between the Chilian government a 1 insurgent forces. Germany and Austria have become alarmed by the vast increase recently of applications for naturalization. Two million francs more have U-en added to the fortune of the ('unite tie Paris through the will of the Marquis de St. Astier. The harvest prospects in the southern provinces of Pel sia are so had that the government has prohibited the exxirta tion of corn. A Tolstoi community at Kharkotr, con taining a iiuiuIkt of educated men who have left society, has been suppressed by the government. Sir Henry Wood, Secretary of the Royal Commission for the World's Fair, says that British merchants will make a $1,000,000 exhibit. l,oid Salisbury proposes to reduce the Irish representation in the House of Commons because of the decrease of Ireland's population. Mrs. Frank Ix'slio according to reports from Boulogne-sur-Mcr, France, where she is at present, is alxmt to marry a brother of Oscar Wilde. A seiiii-ollieial journal at Berlin says Germany can rest easily and leave the French and Russians to gush over their theatrical fraternizations. The Scottish Mission, which has its headouartcrs at Jerusalem, reports the conversion of six Jews to Presbyterian- ism at a cost of $5,000 apiece. The Chilian cruiser President! Erra zuris has had to leave Lisbon without a crew, the government and foreign Con suls preventing an enlistment of men. Wilberger, Werner and other promi nent young Six-ialists propose to get the International Congress at its meeting in Brussels on Angust Hi to pass a vote of censure against Vollmar tor his recent German patriotic utterance. Vienna iB Boon to have a music and dramatic exhibition, where will be seen the products of every industry connected with music and dramatic, instruments, stage properties, mechanical appliances and decorations, with the highest art de partment. The excessive attentions paid to the Princeof Naples by the Queen and Prince of Wales during his visit at London have convinced the public that the reports of the pronahle matrimonial alliance be tween the Italian and British royal fam ilies have some foundation. The Natural History Museum at Ken sington, England, has received a novel addition to its shelves in the shape of 10,000 spiders. The insects were be queathed to the' institution by the late Count Keyserbnrg, who spent a good part of his life in collecting them. The Gazelle, the leading military news paper at London, announces that Dr. Godfrey Hambleton has discovered a method by which consumption is cured, and the editor from his personal knowl edge confidently asserts that the "cure of consumption is now an accomplished fact." An attempt has just been made upon the life of Mine. Conataus, wife of the French Minister of the Interior. Ful minate of mercury, a high explosive compound, was put into what appeared to be a religious ritual book, but which had been hollowed out to hold the explosive. EASTERN ITEMS. Tho Boston Nationalists Issuo an Ad dross. A BIG SURPLUS OF WHISKY. Census Office Report Shows tho United States is the Largest Producer of Copper in the World. Chicago will erect a twenty-five story building. Texas negroes will exhibit at the World's Fair. Denver capitalists have secured the principal tin mines in Colorado. The Customs Collector at New York has been ordered to cut down cxciisch $.Sii,4.'(l. There were HI.IKHJ watermelons re ceived in Chicago from Georgia one day last week. Boton Nationalists have issued an address calling on the citv to run the street cars. The President has nominated Henry E. Nichols to b a Commander in the United States navy. Prominent Ilaylians at New York say a revolution agaiiiHt llyppolite is 1kii ml to come at an early day. The ollicial investigation at Ottawa is bringing to light an astounding amount of rascality in the public oliices. Chicago's postal receipts last vearwere $::,.'lit,7:l ).iiii and exis'lisi-s 1 .L'Kri.OJH.IM, leaving an income of il'.l'P.l.TO'.MW. Mrs. Samuel Mather of Cleveland luis given 75.(HHI V the Woman's College of Western Reserve University at that (My. Cleveland savs he has not the slightest intention to take the stump in Ohio this full, and he has never intimated he would do so. Princeton College intends sending an expedition this month to "a region in Montana never before explored" to search for fossil remains, By a deci-ion in the United States Cir cuit Court at New York the Brush K lee trie Company has secured a monopoly of the storage-battery industry. The testimony before the Privileges and Flections Committee at Mtawa con tinues to show fraud and bribery in se curimr government contracts It is gravely declared at Buzzard's Bay, Mass., where Ivlwin Booth has U-en lately, that the great actor is dying from the ell'ects of too much smoking. Kentucky whiskymen are again wor ried over the big surplus of their com modity now on hand, on which $:s,0iMi, 000 taxes will come due next fall. The striking plush weavers at Dol son's mills in Philadelphia after ten weeks of idleness have agreed to return to work. There are about 4(H) of them. Bank Kxaminer Drew is endeavoring to convince the Secretary of the Tieas nry that he did not neglect his duty in the case of the Keystone hank at Phila delphia. Senator Chandler of New Hampshire in a six-column article in a Concord journal makes a bitter attack upon Sen ator Gallinger, whom he charges with having sold himself to the railroads. Dr. Henry T. HcmMd, the famous buchu man, who was credited with hav ing piled up a fortune of $10.01)0,000 by the hale of his patent medicines, is once more in a madhouse, chained at the wrists and with shackles on his ankles. There has just lx;en cast at the armor plate mill of Carnegie, Phillips & Co. at Homestead, Pa., an armor ingot eighty inches wide and twenty-three inches thick, weighing 32,000 pounds the larg est armor-plate ingot rolled in this country. According to a new law in Texas for eigners are not permitted to own land in fee simple; but it has been estimated that the Texas farmers have borrowed in foreign countries not less than $45, 000,000, which is represented in mort gages upon their lands. Of the til! negroes lynched in the South thus far this year 20 were killed for rape, 18 for murder, 10 for stealing, 8 for be ing troublesome, 3 for incendiarism, 2 for alleged murder and 2 as accessories in murder cases. The last four were lynched upon suspicion. John Winder (colored) is under arrest at Atlantic City, N. J., for committing a murderous assault upon Joseph McRea. McRoa was talking with Winder's w ife in the mansion alley, when Winder sud denly appeared and struck him on the head with a blunt instrument, knocking him senseless. The Forest heavy ordnance twelve inch rille gun, designed for coast defense and made in New S'ork, was fired for the first time the other day at Sandy Hook with satisfactory results. With 250 pounds of powder it hurled a '2,000 pound shot five miles. The gun will use 440 pounds of powder and throw a 2,000 pound shot twelve miles. The census-otliee report shows the United States to be the largest producer of copper in the world, its product for the year 1880 being 22(i,055,0(i2 pounds, or 113,028 short tons. The total expend itures involved in this production were $12,002,180; total capital invested, $62, 023,228, and employes, 8,721. The five leading States in the production of cop per are: Montana, 98,222,441 pounds; Michigan, 8,455,075 pounds; Arizona, 31,580,185 pounds; New Mexico, 3,080, 137 pounds; Colorado, 1,170,053 pounds. PERSONAL MENTION. Mix Miiku I" M Hi -he 1 1 of Hiik'iu la Our of Hie Hi-Mi-, or I'm I.. Prince mid Princess Bismarck have left J-riedricloTiilie for Schonhaiisen. Secretary Foster grows so enthusiastic when he sees g'iod baseball play that he throws up his hut like any Isiy. It is said that t he Priuee-'s Clemen tine, the youngest daughter of the King of the Belgians, w ill enter a nunnery. Mrs. Dr. J. S. Ilollowavof Springfield, O., has fallen heir to $,'(K) l,(H)0 left by her uncle, Sir James Baxendale, an ling lihll Klligllt. Jay Gould turns the scales at 107 piiiuds, but he has often turned the scales on Wall-street men of more than twice hi weight. President Lyon G.Tyler of William and Mary College is engaged upon a po litical history of Virginia, for which he has accumulated avast amount of ma terial. M. Cabinet, the French portrait paint er, s:iys that Miss Maggie M tcliell, the daughter of the Oregon Senator, is one of the most beautiful women ever seen in Paris. Andrew Lang is fall, thin and dark, and has a htugh w ithout music. He has also a Mark Twain draw 1, is near 47 years of age and is one of the hardest workers in England. Miss Virginia Knox of Pittsburg, who married the bogus Count di Montercole, is going to try tier matrimonial luck again this time with John P. McKen zie, a Baltimore newspaper man. General Greelv has been invited to at tend a meeting of the International Po lar Conference in Munich September 7. The other eleven nations represented in the co-operative observations of 1881-3 will lie represented. Lord Stanley, the GoTernor-General of Canada, is a jolly good fellow and a pop ular and easy-going nobleman, enjoying life to the utmost. He enters into Ca nadian sports and pastimes with great Vigor and heartiness. Fix-Senator Inga! Is lias solved the ques tion which every ImwIv is asking by con senting to liceome one of a party which is to make a tour through Southern Kn rope and the Holy Land. The party is to consist of twenty-live jiersons. The World's Fair Commissioners are meeting yith splendid welcome in Im don. sir Cunlilte Owen, who has repre sented England at every world's fair for the last quarter of a century, tells them his countrymen intend to make a great show. .fames Gordon Bennett's recent gift of $4,(KK) to the omnibus or stage drivers during their late strike has made him extremely popular with the French working classes and led them to regard him as a benefactor to whom they can appeal in an emergency. Count Iiolstein-1 loistcinhurg, Chief Court Marshal of the King of Denmark, w'hose recent marriage with a singer of a dancing hall created such a sensation in Copenhagen, has leen placed under guardianship. The sportive Count, who was successful in the spirited contest among the nneime tlnree of Denmark Uir the young woman's hand, enjoys the re spectable age of 80 years. It is believed that Alexander Dumas will portray some gambling scenes from Monte Carlo in his new comedy, as he spent several weeks last winter at that resort, closely observing the play, but never staking even a sou. Dumas has persuaded M. Febvre of the Comedie Francaise to withdraw his resignation and remain another year in order to cre ate the principal role for this comedy. CRIME AND CRIMINALS. Convicts Working on the Yuma I. ever Atleiniil to Escape. John Kppest, manager for the Western Union at Sull'olk, Va., has been assassi nated. The 'atal shot was fired from a cluster of bushes. Convicts working on the Yuma (A. T.) levee attempted to escape, and one of them, Francisco Ixipez, a Mexican, was shot in the back by a guard. The sum of $75,000 is missing from the express office at Kounze, Tex., a big saw-mill center. Ollicials are making an investigation, but are very reticent. Thomas Burke, a San Francisco ex pressman, formerly a fireman on one of the Nanaimo colliers, has been raught smuggling. Opium valued at $3,500 was found in his possession. An attempt was made at Hazelton.Pa., to lynch Uuiseppe de Cornali, accused of the murder of Katie Gorgano. An Ital ian society asked the Sheriff to deliver the murderer over to it. George Crotts, a well-known business man of Defiance, O., was shot dead by Harry Willey, a real-estate agent. It is said the murder was the outcome of a trial over a lawsuit. Captain Joseph A. Thompson of the ship K. F. Chapman, which left San Francisco in January for Liverpool, was arrested in New York for cruelty to his crew on the high seas. A sensation has been caused in Berlin, Germany, by the discovery cf forgeries on the Detsehe bank to a large amount. The forger, who is one of the clerks of the bank, has escaped. The loss is $205, 000. The Bureau of American Republics is informed that an association called the American Colored Men's Mexican Colo nization Company is preparing to estab lished a colony of negro farmers, coming chiefly from Mississippi and Tennessee, in the State of Sonora, Mexico. During a trial at Findlav, O., it was brought out in evidence that Peter S. Williams, widely known throughout Northwestern Ohio as a big lumber dealer, was leading a dual life, and that he was keeping up two establishments one in Findlay and the other in Fostoria, only fifteen miles away. FOREIGN LANDS. Prof. Koch Resigns All Public Offices. RUSSIA PURCHASING CORN. Cannibalism in the Free Congo State Leads to an Expedition Against the Offenders. The Imperial Bank of Melliourne has failed. Kuieror William will return to Berlin August 17. Duties on petroleum and ice in Argen tina have been reduced. The French squadron was enthusiastic ally welcomed at Cronstadt. The educational hill ha passed the third reading in the British House of Ixirds. The proposal to construct a canal from the Tyne to the Solway, with a depth of fifteen feet, is again revived. The Czar of Russia will celebrate his silver wedding next November in a mod est fashion near Copenhagen. There is talk in Paris of an elevated railway, but the project does not find favor with the press of the city. By the will of the late Peter Carmi chael the Established Church of Scot land is to receive no less than 100,000. Models of the Lloyd steamships are features of the nrfutical part of the Ger man F'xhihition now open in London. A lively agitation is going on at Co logne for the pnrjiose of making the Rhine below the city navigable for ships of the largest size. A ship canal is proposed to connect Venice with the Gulf of Spezza. It would be 170 miles long, 240 feet broad and cost 52,000,000. The area flooded in Moravia and Si lesia has increased. 1m the Tyrolese Alps avalanches have fallen into the val leys and caused great damage. The gas companies of Paris have in the last ten years paid over $40,000.00 ) into the city treasury for the privilege of supp'ying g o the city at co6t. Agents ..lr. Parnell, so it is ru mored, frn.e been buying up Mrs. O'Shea's picture as exposed for sale in IxHidon shops ami endeavoring to ar range to stop it. The Labor F'xposition soon to open to the public at Paris will be very interest ing to visitors. The history" of trades and manufacturers from the "fourteenth century will be a feature. The total population of France is 38, 005,150. This is an increase since the last census of 208,584, and this is entire ly in the urban population, the rural population having decreased. Prof. Koch has resigned all public of fices held by him in Germany. This step is associated with his supposed dis appointment over the unsatisfactory re sults of his discovery of "tuberculin." Visitors in sufficient numbers to make the Eiffel tower in Paris pay once more are reported. The greaUst crowds are on Sunday, when all the elevators are run, whereas only one is operated on week days. Queen Victoria has conferred upon Earl Cadogan the title of Knight Com mander of the Order of the Garter, thus tilling the vacancy in the order caused by the death of Earl Granville. A boy delivering bread at Berlin en tered a" yard where there were two blood hounds loose, and before the people of the house could reach the boy the beasts had literally torn him to pieces. Russia has made large purchases of corn, and the government is storing large quantities ot grain supplies. The rise in the price of cereals in Germany is partly due to Russian buyings. English shipping papers are agitating for the formation of a volunteer naval cadet corps to be recruited .chiefly from fishermen and tisherboys as a volunteer naval reserve and a feeder to the active naval forces. The Berlin Xational Zeiliutg announces that a genuine brotherhood of French men and Russians is unattainable, hold ing that Russia is uncivilized and France has " few points of sympathy with bar baric llussia." The Vatican is absolutely decided in spite of the threats and persuasious of the monarchists to continue in F' ranee t he policy of adhesion to the Republic in order to restore that country to union and to religious and political pacifica tion. Cannibalism among the natives in the FYee Congo State has led to an expedi tion against the offenders in which num bers of the natives were killed. The Bhkumas at Stanley Falls are reported to be returning to human sacrifices and feasts. In the British House of Commons Sir James F'erguson said that the govern ment had reason to believe that satis factory arrangements would shortly be made with the United States in the "mat ter of arbitration in the Behring Sea question. It is officially announced at St. Peters burg that Captain Schmidt of the Rus sian navy, who was reported as having lieen executed secretly last April for sell ing the plans of the Cronstadt fortifica tions, has just been sentenced to banish ishment to Siberia. It was proved in his examination that he fell into the hands of usurers and was induced by them to sell his plans to a man who be trayed him. PORTLAND MARKET. A Iti-MuiiiM of llir Condition of It 11 f-ri-reiit llepitrtliieiil.. Trade has been unusually brisk. In the line of fruits large receipts and equally large shipments were the rule. In the pnsluce market receipts were only fairly literal. The grocers did a heavy trade, and jobljers in other lines re Kir t business good. The market is well supplied with every variety of sum mer fruit, and the quantity of tropical fruit on hand is large enough to supply the demand. Melons are plentiful and cheap. The quality is good, and the de mand is consequently heavy. A large stock of plums is being carried, and the fruit is a drug on the market. Peaches are not so plentiful as they have been, Blackberries are in good supply, and the demand is strong. Vegetables are in Hulhcient quantity to satisfy the demand. Sweet xjtatoes are becoming more plen tiful. Receipts of eggs do not increase. Poultry receipts are fair, and the same may lie said of butter. There is but lit tle doing in oats. The staple gnx'ery trade is generally steady. Coffee is firm. Rice is tinner, and an advance is looked for. rrixluc, l-'nill. t'.tr. Wiikat Valley, $1.42'.. ; Walla Walla, $1.32'.j percental. H.OI K Standard, $4.85; Walla Walla, $4.00 per barrel. Oats Old. 50S52J..'c: new. 43(45 per bushel. Hay $1-Val6 per ton. Miixsri Ki-s Bran, $22(323; shorts, nominal, $25f2G; ground barley, $ 0( AZ; chop feed, 2oii'M per ton; harley, $1.2'ifif 1 25 per cental. HirrKK Oregon fancy creamery. 30c; fancy dairy, 27 (c; fair to good, 22 lj ; common, lo'S'w ; California, 222 (a 24c per pound. Ciikksk Oregon, 1212c; Califor nia, 12c per pound. FHis Oregon, 18(S20c per dozen. PocLTKY old chickens, $o.00(i 6.50 ; voting chickens, $2.50(4.00; ducks, $4((? 0; geese, nominal, $8 per dozen ; turkeys, loc per pound. Vkgktabi.ks Cabbage, $1.50 per cental; cauliflower, $i 2- per dozen; Onions, ll4'c per pound ; beets, $1.50 per sack ; turnips, $1.00 per sack ; new pota toes, 70((t75e per cental ; tomatoes, 90c( $1 per box; lettuce, 12'iC per dozen; green peas, 3(4c per pound; string beans, 3( 4c per pound ; rhubarb, 4c per pound ; artichokes, 40c per dozen ; cu cunihers, $1 per box; carrots, $1 per sack ; corn, 25c per dozen ; sweet pota toes, 4-'i4l...c per pound. Fkiits Riverside oranges, $2.50 (23.50; Sicily lemon8,$7(t 7.50 ; California, $4.50 5 per box; apples, $1.25 per box; ba nanas, $3.50((4 a bunch; pineapples, $5 (j 6 per dozen ; cherries, $1.2-5 per box; currants, tic per pound ; apricots, $1 per box; raspberries, $7ff9c per pound; peaches, Alexander, ti5(95c per box; California Crawfords, $1.25; blackber ries, 6c per pound; plums, 25(5 70c per box: watermelons. (2.50(3 5 Der dozen: cantaloupes, $1.75i2.25 per dozen, $2.50 (3.00 per crate ; grapes, 50c per box ; pears, $2 per box. Ni Te California walnuts, lDc ; hickory, 8l-sc; Brazils, 10(illc; al monds, ltitfHSc; filberts, 13(ffl4c; pine nuts, 17(18c; pecans, 17(2 18c; cocoa nuts, 8c; hazel, 8c; peanuts, 8c per pound. Staple Groceries. Coffee Coata Rica, 21lc; Rio, 23c; Mocha, 30c; Java, 25L2c; Arbuckle's, 100-pound cases, 2t)l4c per pound. crranulnted. 5?e ; enlx crushed and now. dered,o?4c; confectioners' A, 54c per pounu. Beans Small white, 334c ; pink, 3 (idl,,c: bavos. 43c: butter. 4l..c: limas. 434(ii5c per pound. honey I8(g LUc per pound. Salt Liverooof ill! 1l5 iilliiMT stielr . L j - - , , " . - , WVVV , $11( 12 per ton in carload lots. Canned Goods Table fruits, $1.65, 2L.,s: neaches. 12.00: Rart.lpf.t-. npars $1.85 ; plums,$1.37'9 ; straw-erries,$2.25 ; cherries, $2.50(? 2.00 ; blackberries, $1.90 ; raspberries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.50(23; apricots, 75c. Vegetables: Corn, $1.35 1.65, according to quality; tomatoes, i.iw.ad.zo; sugar peas, $i.L'd; string beans. $1.10 per dozen. Pip. fruit. : As. sorted, $1.50; peaches, $1.65; plums, $1.25; blackberries, $1.65 per dozen. F'ish : Sardines, 8oc(n.05 ; lobsters, $2.30 (nd.Du; oysters, $i.ouoto.&) per dozen. Salmon, standard n. 1 1 flsrai .Ml lie case; No. 2, $2.55. Condensed milk: .agie Drana, fsau; crown, $7; lligti- lana, o.io; unampion. 0; Monroe. $6.75 per case. Syki p Eastern, in barrels, 4755c; half-barrels, 50(.58c; in cases, 5580c ner cal Ion : i2. 'Ai?i 50 npr l-eo- Pali. fornia, in barrels, 30c per gallon ; $1.75 per Keg. ukied Jri'its Italian prunes, lO.'afo! 12c: Petite and German IcV ntr nnnml raisins, $1.75(r2.25 per box; plummer urieapears, it)((iuc; sun-dried and lac tory plums, ll(a;12c ; evaporated peaches, 18(a20c: Smvrna ties. 20c: California. figs, 9c per pound. Kice $o.25 per cental. The Meat Market. Beef Live, 3c; dressed, 56c. Mutton Live, sheared. 3(o)3Vc: dreesed, "c. Hogs Live, 0c ; dressed, 89c. Smoked Meats Eastern ham, 2 13c; Oregon, 10lirtM2S.c; breakfast ba con, I213c; other varieties, 8llc per pound. Lard 9ll?4c per pound. Hides, AVool and Hop. Hides Dry hides, selected prime, 8,t (ff9c; K less for culls; green, selected. over 55 pounds, 4c ; under 55 pounds, 3c ; sheep pelts, short wool, 3050c; me dium, 6080c; long, 90c$1.25; shear lings, l'JC(i20c; tallow, good to choice, i 3c per pound. Wool Willamette Valley, 1719c; Eastern Oregon, 1016oC per pound, according to conditions and shrinkage. Hoes nominal; 20c per pound.