Weekly Eugene market report full of varied farm prices
The report lists prices for Mohair Chittimbark Wool poultry and eggs including eggs per dozen two cents creamery butter per roll sixty six cents hens per pound one cent frys per bushel twelve cents dairy butter per roll fifty to sixty cents geese per bushel six cents ducks per pound eleven cents turkeys per pound fifteen cents plus fruits vegetables and grains such as potatoes new sixty five cents per hundred onions two fifty lemons per case four dollars oranges three twenty five dollars good cows two to four cents steers per bushel two and a half to three cents prime dressed veal one six cents mutton on foot two and a half cents fat hogs on foot five to six cents fat hogs dressed seven cents flour four dollars forty six cents new hay eight dollars ba0led hay fourteen dollars timothy hay per ton sixteen dollars oats per bushel thirty five forty cents bran per ton twenty five fifty eight mixed feed per ton thirty dollars shorts per ton thirty two dollars wheat per bushel eighty five cents rolled barley per ton twenty dollars chopped feed per ton thirty dollars cracked corn not in market.
New Wheat Demand Surges Pacific Northwest Exporters Lead
Wheat buyers report about 10 million bushels of the new Pacific Northwest crop paid to a few large exporters. Smaller dealers falter as prices rise above export values, while exporters speculate on future market conditions. Oats and barley markets stay firm or dull, with steady to higher prices for old oats and ample offerings for barley. Receipts show mixed grain movement as farmers hold for higher values. Hop market worries persist as short sellers cover little, while Tacomas Pincus & Sons loom large in short selling. Rain in Willamette valley improves hops prospects and vine health.
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Pacific Northwest
California
Board of Trade
Julius Pincus
Salem
Tacoma
Messrs
Isaac Pincus & Sons
Messrs. Pincus & Sons
Portland
Butter Market Mixed In Portland As Prices Climb
Joe Harris of Salem reports a England crop estimate of 556000 hundredweight and a continental figure of 1210000 hundredweight. In Portland, butter markets show a mixed tone with a creamery rise to 32 and fears of overpricing. Local buyers see potential for further gains but external shipments from California and the east could pressure prices and widen the market gap.
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Washington
Joe Harris
Salem
Portland
England
Continent
Harris
California
Market reports wheat and mill goods prices
Wheat and track prices show Club at 5c per bushel forty-fold and key varieties like Turkey red 90c fife 88c bluestem $2c Valley 8c. Flour patents 4.85 per barrel, straights 4.05, exports 3.70, Valley 4.45, sack graham 4.40, whole wheat 4.65, rye 5.50. Barley feed 24.50 per ton, rolled 27.28, brewing 26. Millstuffe bran 20 per ton middlings 31 shorts 29 country 28 city. Oats No 1 white 27.27.50 per ton gray 26.50. Hay Timothy Willamette Valley 14 per ton Willamette Valley ordinary 11 Eastern Oregon 16.50 mixed 13 clover 9 alfalfa 11 alfalfa meal 20. Fresh fruits apples California 1.25 1.50 per box peaches</S>
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Fife
Valley
U. S
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Market Price List for Fruits and Vegetables in Local Trade
A dense price sheet lists pears plums grapes and tropical fruits with per box per crate and per pound rates. Also detailed are oranges Mediterranean sweets Valencia lemons grapefruit bananas potatoes sweet potatoes cantaloupes watermelons onions root vegetables beans cabbage corn cucumbers eggplant lettuce parsley peas peppers radishes and other produce with varied unit prices and bulk quantities.
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California
Wadla Walla
Samuel Markee Celebrates His Nineteenth Birthday Pioneer Resident
Cottage Grove Oregon August 22 Samuel Markee one of the oldest Oregon pioneers marked his ninety ninth birthday with family gathering. Born August 16 1818 near Columbus Ohio he crossed the plains in 1864 by ox team and settled at Cedar Mills later moving to Washington county where he farmed and resided for decades.
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Cottage Grove
Samuel Markee
Oregon
Mr. Markee
Columbus
Ohio
Plains
Cedar Mills
Washington County
Optician Dr Lowe to Visit Eugene Next Week
Dr Lowe the optician will be in his Eugene office all next week. After that he will be absent for eight weeks. If you have head or eye ache, have him test your eyes. Special ground glasses furnished for complicated eyes. Nine teen years' experience.
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Dr. Lowe
Eugene
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Endorsed for Children
The product Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup is strongly recommended for children and is said to taste nearly as good as maple sugar. It is sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Walterville special correspondence highlights local events
The Walterville column notes social visits, a new boiler engine at Inman mill, and community happenings. Irene Beg fore takes a trip, Rev King is bid farewell, Miss Belle Milllear returns from the East, and Miss Millican praises a Stone Park trip. The building committee accepts contractor J A Nash stone work with a full settlement and interior progress continues. De Witt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel is praised as the original product.
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Mondene Walterville
Frida
Irene Fy
Inman Mill
Milpengaaa
Lewis
Eugene
Uterville
King
Belle Milllear
Walterville
Tollestone Park
Min Millican
Alson Post
Linn County
University
J. A. Nash
Christie and Hanson Veterinary Surgeons Ceased Service
Christie and Hanson ceased veterinary surgeons. Calls answered promptly night or day. Residence phone Main 612. Office with Bangs Livery Co. Phone 2.
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Christie & Hanson
Res
Office With Bangs Livery Co
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