Local Market Prices and Portland Prices Reported
Commerce Trade lists prices on pineapples six dollars a dozen watermelons five dollars a dozen muskmelons three dollars a dozen tomatoes six cents a pound peaches ten cents a pound apricots ten cents a pound plums twenty six cents for three boxes string beans six cents a pound parsnips seventy six cents a sack cabbage three cents a pound cheese two cents a pound onions not legible green onions twenty six cents a dozen beets one cent a pound new potatoes fourteen forty per pound garlic twelve and a half cents a pound Pendleton live stock and poultry chickens hens two fifty to three sixty per dozen turkeys ten cents per pound geese nine dollars per dozen spring chickens two fifty per dozen ducks three seventy six per dozen pigeons one fifty per dozen bees twenty cents in trade butter twenty five to sixty cents per roll choice beef cattle cows three ten to three twenty five per hundred steers two seventy five to two eighty five hogs live six dollars dressed eight cents calves dressed eight to nine cents Pendleton retail prices coffee best forty per pound next grade thirty five cents per pound lower grades two to five cents per pound rice best head twelve and a half cents per pound sugar cane granulated six twenty five per sack salt coarse one dollar per hundred table two dollars fifty six per hundred flour both B B three twenty six per barrel and Walter's three twenty five per barrel Portland market notes sheepskins various grades priced and hides and pelts listed with many values and ranges. Market outlook mentions high prices and expected trading activity in October and November with Oregon crop projections around eighty six to ninety thousand bales and moving targets for the market.
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Hops Arrive in Portland on First Consignment
Oregon hops arrive in Portland with eighty eight bales shipped from Harrisburg and Junction City by Ed Hall and C C Hayes. The early variety known as Puggle hops are stored on the East Side in the Southern Pacific warehouse and more consignments are expected. The first shipment totals about one thousand five hundred dollars in value.
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Columbia Southern to Haul 75,000 Tons of Sherman County Wheat
Portland Sept 12 President Ly tle of the Columbia Southern railroad forecasts 75,000 tons of wheat and products out of Sherman county this year, up from about 55,000 last season. The rise is mostly in the southern half, with new mills at Wasco and Moro boosting capacity. Harvest finishes into October, and more grain acreage is expected next year.
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Odd Fellows Arriving for Sovereign Grand Lodge Meeting
Crowds of men in the three links coat lapels fill Des Moines streets as delegates for the Sovereign Grand Lodge gather for a weeklong meeting. Early arrivals indicate attendance will exceed expectations with hundreds of delegates coming from Wisconsin Indiana Nebraska Minnesota Kansas and other states. Special trains from the East South and West are reported en route. Delegations will include international and fraternal visitors from Noagland Germany Canada Mexico and more.
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Iowa Battleship Grounds Near Rio de Janeiro
The United States battleship Iowa ran aground off the coast near Santa Catharina Island while returning from target practice to Friars Island. The Brazilian minister of marine ordered the ship to proceed to the aid of the grounded Iowa as Rear Admiral George W. Summers in command of the South Atlantic squadron leads the forces with Captain Thomas Perry commanding the Iowa and the cruiser Atlanta as the other warship nearby.
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International Cricket Series Opens in Philadelphia
Sept 2 and the Philadelphia contest opens an international cricket series to decide the championship. The Canadian team is noted to be slower than previous years, while Philadelphia players show form early and are expected to provide a strong challenge as the series continues. The contest is set to conclude tomorrow.
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