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The wageworker., 1905-12-22

wagon might as we'll be filled. The
fight for the eight-hour day is making
splendid progress. The fight is prac-
tically won, and it will be rout for
the Typothaete and it's allied kindred,
the Post and Parry union busting out
fits, before the sap begins to run. 1t
is only necessary to keep the faith,
put up the money and saw wood. Else
where in this issue The Wageworker
presents the arguments for the 10 per
cent assessment as presented in the
ecutive committee.
Charley Hoops, recently of Omaha,
was in Lincoln during the early part
of the week, shaking the hands OF
many old friends and a lot of new
-anss~-~Mr. Hoops was foreman of the
Omaha Printing company when the
strike occurred. He was offered all
kinds of inducements to remain at
work and rat on his fellows, but he
scorned the idea. He was offered
something more than salary, but still
he refused, and walked out with the
rest of the boys. He hadn't been on
the street long enough to get a glimpse
of the sun when he got a telegram
from Denver Offering him the foreman
ship of a big printing plant in that
city, and at a handsome increase over
the wage offered him to rat He
was on his way to Denver to assume
permanently his new position, that of
foreman of the Merchants Printing
and Engraving company.
There were five printers at the Aux
iliary social last Wednesday evening.
There are about sixty printers in this
town who ought to be ashamed of
themselves for their shabby treatment
of the Auxiliary. They have never at
tended social nor given any encour-
agement to the ladies in their efforts
to advance the cause of uniOnism.
When asked to buy a ticket costing Is
talk about expense, and then proceed
to spend four times as much for some
thing that usually produces that tired
feeling the morning after. The AuXil-
iary has decided to give up the hall
in which they have been meeting for
the last year, and resume meetings
at the homes of the members. Failure
on the part of the printers to take ad-
- ~ fol five,
has led the women to take this step.
Sundays special meeting should not
last over thirty minutes. The order
of business should be something like
cards, roll call of officers, reading of
minutes, consideration of recommen-
dation of eight-hour committee of the
Inferno tional, vote on motion to levy
the assessment. Carried unanimously
Mrs. Will Bustard returned to Lin
coin last week, and will visit with her
mother until her husband, Will
Bustard, can finish up in Chicago. Mr..
Bustard expects to return to Lincoln
about the first of the year and make
this his future home.
MI and Mrs H. w. Smith will go to
Kansas City Saturday and spend
Christmas with Mrs. Smiths sister in
that city.
A large number of Lincoln printers
are members of the Woodmen and get
the official organ of that order. They
are filed with disgust at the appear
aEce Of that publication since it was
taken to Indianapolis. 1t no longer
has that pretty magazine appearance
it once had, but on the contrary looks
like the 25-cents-a-vear weekly edition
of one of the big metropolitan ddilies.
Of course all the Christmas presents
you purchased bore the union label.
The wageworker., 1905-12-22
GENERAL MENTION.

Brief Bits of News Garnered With Pen
Gil and Paste Pot.
Rogers & Perkins carry the largest
line of union made shoes in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gps Swanson and chill
dren will spend the holidays at Qng.
The wageworker., 1905-12-22
GILsoN's
Sore Throat Cure

This remedy is absolutely guaran-
teed. If it does not cure your money
is refunded. 1t is Nebraska remedy
and recommended by thousands of Ne
braskans. If your druggist does not
keep it, send SO cents to the maker.
II it fails to cure, your money back.
Read this Lincoln endorsement:
Lincoln, Neb., June 8, 1899. Mrs. J.
S. Gibson, Aurora, Neb.-Dear Madam:
After some time of suffering from a
very painful throat trouble under a
physicians care, bought one bottle
of Gilson's Throat Cure and was en-
tirely cured. l sincerely hope that
every person afflicted with similar
trouble will try a bottle of this tested
remedy. Yours respectfully, Joseph
Marsh.
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
Mrs. J. S. ellison, : Aurora, keb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

SIN Gtcnit e Scr @o6lt6G.
1igfcit. W Die Gircftorcn ocS
o&creinS 5ltr 8erbciicrurg Der Gage
scr 9lrnlcn" ulo Der oMohltbGtid.
icita : Organizations 8ciclliGuft"
bicltcn 0citcrn lore rcgclnlGBigc 5luti,
monotlidc Situtg I'M @cbGtoc Der
uScOerotc0 Charities" lr. t0t.
@cit,S orotogoltrnBc, inter ocnt9}or.
iibc oca &rn. eugene 9CucrinQ. Son
Den ioIAcn0cL i%tcbCnOCn Gourite'n
mur0en 8crid)tc ucrlrlcn: grmcinIot
mes GrcfutipsGomitc, SoriiBcr \So6u
0t. @Icun; Grcflltip. Gontitc oCS Grs
mcnucrcinS, GorIibcr Sobn 81. Ga
rcD; TilloB .Gomlitc. GorliBcr Mal0o
9tctucomcr; iiir Die Gonlitc'n Scr
Observation-Disclosures Sr9oniiotion+0c:
icli6oit" uerlnien oic $50. Sobn NJ,
@lcnu mo G6aS. 6. Sbjppcn bic 60
mites eridt: oo0er yGercin sur &cr
hciicrlrng Scr Gage Der 9(rncn inter
Itiibte I'M &olnlor $40 pcrihicoepr
6nmIilicn nit 27tt Eerionen; ullSgt.
Ucbcn mltrocn i$l272.6S fiir @roec.
ricuuoren5 $l93.Q3 fijr @rcnnmatc.
rinIicn $l96 iiir &rnnfcnfoit lntO.
1888 iilr ipc5icac Sale, Gic v9Sobi,
t~bGtigfcitS ORGANIZATIONS s. Oclellr
idoft" bottc int Sonuar 73G 9Ippsi.
fotioneu, bon oc1en 3l6 sum crltcn
Mtolc BORT morcn, Die Ngcntcrr
mod)tcn 2t97 @cilldc un0 battrn I'M
Surcalt 996 Npplifunteu un0. Go
Golliultationcn; 800 ircimiQigc Nit
urbcitcr bcridtetc1 ilbcr 6l4 re.
indie, mcld)c lie. gcnlodt battcl. Illr
2S Ycrioncn mllr0c pcrmuncntc unS
iiir "a Ycrinnen teupor0re 9eldoI
tiallng %geilunocn; fir is Ecrionen
ipllrocn El6be in Snititutel Qeiul
Den nlN % cr6ieltcn tenlporGre Sir.
Jorge; los crbicltcn .anherc Gienite.
2nt abeBo bureau meloetql iitb I'M
.Ganunr 81 Gpplifontcn5 ipopon q
no6 Dem o2euerina.Sonic" ntb 20
nod Dem g6rienpIp SIM" scianot
iuurOcn,""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

8odet = 9oIt iit-offen pou 8 llGr
@ormittogS bis 8 llGr Nt6cuo5 tag
lid (oltsgenomnIeu Sonnto49),
Eofct-@oit fir QeutiGlouo idlicBt
bier am W}ontog ocr IS. 6e6rllor,
&ermittu9S nm If ll6r.
Grams. NtIuntii6c q 20 it.
GtcnltoB inn 10 llhr Nbcn0S
nod europa per Gompicr ocCcmic"
uia GuccnStomn.
Niittluod - nm 10 lt6r 2lbcno5
nodJ TronfrciG, ocnl iiiolidcn Gll.
ropo, GNppten imO @ritiiN &noicn
per Gnnpicr go Eouruiue" Uio
@oprc (%oitiohen noh ouoeren EDci.
len bon europa miiiicu per Ga Gou-
raInc" oorciiirt ieinD.
6rcitog ~ nm , llbr RodlmittoD5
nod Ben 2(jorcn per 0ompier Don
Bottom; Inn I ll6r gl6cno5 nod On.
ropo per 9ompfer o9}cp-0orf" oio
Elpnlplltb un0 G~berboura QSoitio6cu
nod Srlnno miiiieu per 9ie>u. Yorf"
oorciiirt iein); nm 10 llbr @bcn0S
no6 europa per Gompicr ollmbriu"
uia GllccnStoluu.
Soft lii Q ii o. nu0 GCutruIs
lmerifN " citinOicu etc.
GiclitaA ~ NM , llbr 9}ud)mittoQ3
mad Sonuoico per 9oupicr uon 30.
iton; mn 10 llbr NbCuO@ uudl Der.
mu0o per 9oupfcr oNcrnuloion";
mad Gcntruls2hierita unO Sen iiI0Iis
d)en @ocifice6dfcn per 0oupier Oio
Colon; nod groiilieu per 9unlpier
oWloorii6 @rince" uin Bcruumbuco,
BIO Sollciro un0 Santos nod Sra.
uooo mnO Trini0oo per Compiler
gNiurocuS~; nuG Nopti per Idnlpicr
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iilicu per 9outpfer o9roiil" pio Sara
un0 Ntuuocoa; uo6 Gan 9omiugo
un0 lurt'a &Slouo per Gompicr
oGbcrofcc".
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nod Gubo. 2jucoton etc. per Gam.
pier o&igilonciS"; nodl 5noguo mo
6apti per 0ompier r2l9t"; mad oeu
Bahamas Snicln per Compiler Sc
neco";; noH Somoico per Gompicr
bon Ebila0elpbiu.
G%oumeritag - nm 10 ll6r 2(6cnOa
nod oeu So &lotos@cgcn0eu per
Compiler nGloinc".
6reitag Inn 10 ll6r 4bcnOS nod
&orto Hico, Gurlcoo mo &cnc3uclu
per Compiler o&bilooelpbio"; nodl
6ortlule &alonO, &o1oico unO 60
Gombio per Iampicr oSurniu"; nab
N%eltfuuolouO per Qumpfcr oSplOio";
nod1 Cuba peul Cuupier Wtorro
Cattle. ita
Snmltag "a mp1 llbr Nuhmittug5
nnh oeu 9abapip5t SHieln per Gam
pier bon Wtiomi W
Gror&'. q dciiic Soft.
0icnitug ~ unit llbr 96eltoS nod
SopoL Goreo, G6iun uno sen Ybi-
lippincn pio Seattle; uod) Sopou,
@orcn, China uilo ben Bbilippincn
Oio, &nncouoer. ~
Somltdg 1920 mfT ll6r NbcnOS nod
Nclt.S cclonO, N%uitrulicL 9icltGnlc-
0onicL Den Samoa, Sownii mo
6iii.Snicln piu San 6ronci3co.
". Sail @orriS,
BoItmciitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
staOt Baltimore.
glMs Der Ypli8ci6eh0rbc.

Mus Der YOli5ci6eb6rOc.
&oli3iit &odion Dom iittlideu 81.
thrift Ocripro6 cincn @irtb an.
8cbli1 SonutogSidub. @ci.
gcrtc i'd, Dor Der 9eb0roc SIT Ell.
ihciucl. &cridicocnCa nll3
benz %oIi5ciocportcmcnt
Eoli5iit @clrp ~. Sofion Dom
iiioIidlcn 0iitrift, pclAer crit am ).
2nlQuit 1904 crnunnt mur0e, Dot itd
0omncritog ollf orei gni6uloiQun
gen Dor Der @oli5eibeb0roc 81 ucr.
ontluortcll, mo 5lpnr pcQeu Sniub.
ordination, observation-disclosures II.
ctllcm Holi5iItcn nidt 5llfommenOeai
9ctroBen. Der beiOcn lcBtgcnunntcn
acknowledgements mcgelt bate S5ufion
lid gcitcrn id)on ucrautportcu ioQcn;
or iagtc ober, CT lei fronf in ,Iolde
zines Stur5e9 ouf Gem Giic ltn0 lpoQs
te nldt tonlnlcn, trobOem Inn eillc
allti6c ~3ltgclonot mllroe. Or. ~. 81.
0uOoQ, Sbcror3t Der @e60roc, luO
Gopt. @cnrp pom iiibli6cn Giitrift
mur0en 0oHt bon Der 9eb0roc nod
SofIon'8 Mo6ntnG acionot, nm i'm
5ll uuteriltdel1. Ter W}ault ic0od)
meigcrte lid. iid) elmer llnterlu6ulJ
SIT untCrtucrfeu, uno in Tolge oeiien
.mltr0C ultd Die 2lnidulOigung Der
differentiation Qcgcn i'm cr6o6cI.
Die @flidtpcruoHloiiigung beltano
0arin, BOB Sodion ON t., .. ul1o g..
Sebrltur nn0cblid) ullf ldngcre Belt
ohrc @rltlO icinclt Goltcn DcrlicB,
llu0 CT bctrlld iiA in ungebii6rlidl2r
Meiic, inocnt Cr an 4. 6ebrrur iu
@ur0cn'a gSirt6iduit, 9tr. 1915, Dit.
GlcmcntItroBC, truuf ltno Iid) profu
nCr Hcoen5arten 6c0ientc, am 6. Sc
brltur Eromin3fD'S @irtbi6ait en-
ser gnoreItroBc 3lpei WfoI bctrot, iidl
iclbit Gigorren u1O ShnoppS ru0
olld) cillen 9teger 9ronutpcin TO
itenloa gc6cn IieB, uno ferner Dem
NSirtb Oeripro6, i'm SonntogS in
Hlr6c luiien 81 nollcr,. }(nl Wprgta
OeS g.. 6cbrltur 6iclt CT iid bon 1910
bis > ltbr in Sobn e. Gihncr'S 2tpo-
t6efc Nr. 1900, Oit.6ort- 2(pc., uuf.
0o3 @eiud) OeS obQeIcbten 0ctcf
tiOo @crltep nm cin ]obermoIiqC3 Scr
for luuroe 5ljriiddcIcqt, ga MIR 5luti
Gommiiidre olnueicno morcuj @cn2-
raj SbrDod feblte.
O}opor SimontS erid)icn Dor ser
@eb0roe uno bat INN Mit6iiIic 0e5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir sic Grin.
Dung zines 2offertp- 6ouos, Gic @e-
borOe ioQtc 3u. Nic bereit5 crlpGbut,
perocn ON 3.Nl0r5 i'm g9(uOitorium"
lu,o IN ser oMiliif. Nfoocnic" Wfdti:
neon gum @cIten Der @oiicrtp Sam.
lie itottfinocn.
Die @cb6roc pcrmorf 0ie ans ied)a
Ferionen b~citcbcnoc 2iitc ser Gonoi,
Ooten iiir oen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uno iorOcrtc bic G~riiiungS @cb0roe
oltf, cine nelre GriiflmQ 5t boltcll.
Die ieBi0e &oli5cibcb0rhc 5icbt &c.
oicntc EoIi5ilten oOcr |oli5ci,Ser
9eontcn fiir 0cn @ebeimDienlt boz,
neil lie Grfobrrng bobcn. IS bette.
ben orci &oton5en I'M Getcftip &c.
portemcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
8ef6rSernns pon Toitiadcn.

NuH9e OCT etIor0cfllQJeH SetI our
Grreiduna Der bartholomew
electromagnetic.
ftntenItebeno lit Die nngcfGbrc
3eit fir uebermittelung ser BoIt.
laden BON Dem 9oItimorer 8oIt.
8iireau mad Den bouptiGflihcn
etnbeimiiden uub ouSipar.iaen
Sidoten ner8c;6net.
SnIono.
MtIanta, 60, IL Stunoen.
b gttdnltesGitn. RS, 8 Gtntocn.
gnrllneton, Germonf' II giunben
aa abs Ssd 49, gi..5 T. S & g J
@9alreitoG Sc Is stnnSsu.
SSihnISSitaS,G &c, II stunSsn.
9tnetnluii, Sbio, 20 .Siunbsn.
9oiinetlsSlnfis, 9ou1, 2 Taae,
SoneorS, R;6. 10 Gtunbsn.
Senoer, Colorado 2A 9ase.
SaISsiioo. asya5, 9 : aaqe 8 etanSen.
SarttorS. Gornettiuit, Il etunsin.
Sodtons gdilffppi, 2 Gage.
Sodionoile, Sta., ! 1aG.
HaitiassSll ~, Yliouri, 2 Tage.
eitlle Nod, strfantnS, 1 5dp 10 StunoeI,
g9nisoiue, SUI. / Gua 9 Gtinoen.
Wtempbis, 3cnTt., I Ing 5 Sinnoen.
Y3obtle, Mlabnntn, / 1an 3 GfaHoeR..
gtortoIf. Sirginicn, t2 Stunoen.
geipsOrlenfs, Ga, / Ias 10. Stunoen.
Sfdo. Nelus0orf. 5 StinoeiI.
Sntoba, Ne6rasfn. 2 1age.
9otiInnb, Mi1iue. 1 Iua.-
$ortlann, Oregon, : 9aae.
philadelphia, Ia, 8 GtunheH.
9ittshura, Ba., ii Stiinben.
grobtoence. M.sS.. t6 Gtunoen.
Wdletab, R.sG,. 13 Stiitoer.
q. gouiS, W~tiifonrt, / Tag @ GtunoeH.
e. Yaul. WstnfeLotd, / Tna II Silroen
gan .0rdIetsco, Gal, 4 Gade Ia Sfnnoer.
Sopefa, anntas, 9 Iaae.
Sofior. Wsof.. 10 Gtunoen.
IuSIauo.
bremen, SeutibIano, D Tdge.
guenos Wires, arpenttnien. 90 Toee.
Calcutta, grttif6. Snoten, 80 9dgs.
genterura, gritiffsSiiinfd, 16 9age.
'SoHe.oig, Gtitia. y26 Gage.
atngfton, Sdniaieo, 5 Saae.
etnerppoI, ilglnno, Z Tdae.
Si3ern, Shipei5. 10 In1e.
Stdot Wierifo. Merifo, s 9dge.
wnsfal TubIanb. IL Sngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
SFftmarfcn.a gcntHreH.
8er:Hieoene StaottbeiGe. in peIaen
SoIt-8ertbIo6en pertauft

tuer0en.
WlcIbaIe = @. 9. Gcolt.
,Worfs1iorb = Yurneu s. gappingtpn.
@oTihdAIbenlie unO S1rtifonSttaBe - Ros
bert g., g.. 9au,
q: StrnBe unb Suntiuoooitss OeHue - 2ouls
H6luooIInr.
Ornngeoiue - Stram atElbIe.
Hert@oenne nnS SobniorsGtrdbe - n. q. q
Shctot.
(. nnb souab'etraBe. SiebIanbtotpn Gas.
8. GrunI.
Srnngepiue - @eprae geu.
9trgl. %, l~lniOnsNbenue (8ooo0errb) -
Clarence .. BiutumS.
8rpqotpnp uno gGItimnre,S trabs - georee
3. Nab.
tlnter.Statton, 4BennIbIneuier gnbn- - 9
8. Brown.
GamoeS Stntton. .BaItimioresO bto.gabu-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
SricfGrfSrScrnna mad Sem MnslanS.

NllSldnOiifje Ioit fir Die init Dem
is. Scbritar eiloenhe Mode iflieBt
bier Tin alien SGllen piinftlid,) mic
folQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

EaTc! TGTe!
snr @ciie in's gnslanb 6eiprst 6.
Iainc, Wr. Ali, ct. Tanl-S traEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

IuslGnOer miiiien nit Baiien Der.
ieben iein, iebod miro bieie WtaBre'
gel Bel EouriIten unter gelp0Bnli6en
l%lmItGnoen nidt angetpenoet. Naf
einem &ilfentbalt bon 5tpei Ronoten
ieco6 miiien iid InsIGnoer ibentifi'
siren uno regiitriren laiien, Sci Der
&6reiie lit Die 8or5eisung zines Sc.
gitimations Bapiers nift ~erforber.
lid).
Sn @uiana Waramaribp) tuer.
ben Bdiie nidt perlangt ebenfo auf
SABA @atooia). = Sir g I'M
ira Waoans) belteben bieielben Re.
geln, icoof tbnt man @orii1ts bal.
ber gut, einen Yab nit iiA ~ fiji.
rem.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-05


Butter-Fancy creamery. s7ic; city
creamery, 32ic, dairy, ioa@l7c, store,
Ai@l5c.
Cheese-Young America, iSci Oregon
full cream. l3lc.
Eggs-Fresh Oregon ranch. e0@27c;
eastern eggs, 2a@23ci cold storage, %
@24c.
Poultry-Roosters. oCol0c; hens, l3@
l4c, fryers, lSi@i4lc; bcoilers. l3i@
l4Ac; geese, live, s@sic, dressed, e@
lOc; turkeys, live 10000; dressed, 20@
22cI ducks, old, li@isC; spring ducks,
l2@l3cj pigeons, per dozen, sl00@l.25I
squads, S2.O0@2.5O.
Honey-Dark. lOi@llc, amber, l2@
iScI fancy white, l2i@lsio.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Grapes-50c@sl.00.
California grapes-sl@I.26.
Casabas-s2.0 2.00@2.26 doE.
Canteloupes-Crate. T5s.
Mnskmelons-Per dozen. sl.50.
Piums-crats, DO@75c.
Peaches-oregon Freestcae's, $4,000.
Apples-Green, 75c@si.so.
Grape fruit-Crate, se.5o@300.
wstermelons -75casl.0o per 100 lbs.
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Huckleberries Per ID. 7e.
CranIsfriss-per bbI. 1000.

Huckleberries-Per ID. 7e.
Cranberries-Pe bbl. 5000.
Tropical fruits--Lemons, fancy, eo.ooj
choice, $500 per boxi oranges. A.00@
$50, bananas. Sc per ID, pineapples,
s350@4.oo per dozen.
Potatoes--New oregon,65@75c per 100
lbs, onions s5@9oc per 100 lbs; tomatoes
crate, 3oc, new California turnips,
sack. sl.a5, cabbages, per ID, ] lag
| i.2e, bead lettuce, i6c dozen, hot.
house. 81 box; celery, dozen, o5@75c,
radishss, dozen, l2 l.2ei green onions.
dozen. lo@l2 i-2e, rhubarb. lb, 2@
2lc.
Cucumbers- Box, 50c, beeets, SIS per
sack, carrots. 75c per sack; green peas,
l@sc, green beans. 4@5c; wax. &c;
garlic, i2icl egg plant. l5c h., green
corn, i2ie doz.; sweet potatoes. 2ie.
Dried Fruit-Apples, evaporated. eie
per h., sundried, sacks or boxes. none,
spricots li@i2i, peaches, lo@ilc;
pears. io@i2 i.2c, prunes, italian. 90
Q i.2c, French. . i.2c; fgs. Cal. blacks,
. $40, do, white, none, Smyrna, 2oc;
Fard. dates, &C.; plums, pitted, &c.
Csrcai foods-Rolled oats, cream, 90.
ID. sacks, s675, lower grade, 5000
ssasi oatmeal, steel cut, so-lb. sacks, %
per bale, lo.lb. sacks. s4-25 per bale, oat.
meal tgroundl. o0.lb. sacks, $50 pr
bsis, l0.lb. sacks, 400 per bale, split
peas, 400 per loo.lb. sack; as.lb. boxes.
sl.lS; pearl barley. s.2s per 100 lbs.j
2s.lb. boxes, sl.2s per boxi pastry -four,
i0.lb. sacks, $3.50 per bale.
Canned salmon--columbIa river. lib.
tails. sl.s5; a.lb. tails, $50; fancy lib.
fats, $500, i.2.lb. fancy fats, SLIPS;
fancy lib. osals, s27S; Alaska tails.
pink. eoc; red si45i nominal, q,
tall. 500.
Mason fruit jars-Half.galions, per
gross. sl.o0, quarts, $780, pints, so.55i
extra caps. per gross, s2.Ss.
Economy fruit jars-Half.gallon per
gross. si3.35, quarts, $1,000; pints. ss.S5;
extra caps. si.s5.
Everlasting fruit jars-lIalf.gallons,
si2.50, quarts, $3.50; pints, $50; extra
caps, glass. s2.oo.
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Groceries, Provisions, Etc.

Sugar, sack basis-Golden G, 4.e6;
extra c, s4.7s; powdered, G.s5; patent
cube. ss-2S; cane, .. G., $685. fruit sug.
ar. $3.50, beet sugar. S.i5, barrels. swt.,
loo, kegs, cwt, Csc, boxes, cwt., 500 I'd.
vascs over sack basis (less Lee per lb,
u paid for In Is days).
ait-Bales Of 1879. bale. si.oo, bales
Of sos, bale. cleo; bales Of 4o-ls. bale,
sloo bales Of i5.i0s, bale, si.6o; bags,
sos, fne. ton. tii.Oo; bag. 30 lbs.. genu.
Inc Liverpool, ton, sl7.0oi bags, so Ibs.,
i.a ground, zoos, ton, 500, r. 8. v. p,
70 s.lb, cartons. s2es; r. s. v. p. ~
s.lb. cartons. si.7s, Liverpool lump. Ton.
sis.so.
Rice-Imperial Japan, No. !, s5.35 l-s;
Southern. Japan, 4 i.2@5c, broken, .
$40, head, fancy, s 3-ac, head, choice,
|S lee.
Cofee--Moeha, 24@9sc, Java, fancy,
ee@s2cj Java, good. 2o@e4c; Java, ordi-
nary, i7@2oc, Costa Rica. fancy, is@
zoe, Costa Rica, good, N@lsc; Ar.
buckles, lec per b., Lion. lec per h.;
Columbia coffee, 10 i.4e; Salvador. lie
i6c.
Provisions-Hams, 10 size, Is $40;
hams, picnic, 0 l.2c; baeons, regular, lee;
bacon. breakfast, 10 1900 l.oc; dry
salt sides. lie; backs, dry salt, lie.
Nuts-walnuts. No. /, soft shell
Ice; No. !, hard shell, is $40, Chile,
iscj almonds, zoe, hlberts, l4@l7e,
Brasils, l6cj pecans, 10 l-9@lSc, hickory,
So; Virginia peanuts, 7@7 l.sc, Jumbo
Virginia peanuts, 9ci Japanese peanuts,
s i.a@6cj chestnuts, Italian, i4c; cocoa.
nuts, dozen, e0c.
Figs--white, H., s l.2@6c; black.
@7c.
Dates--Golden, e0.lb. boxes, o@8 l.2c,
lib. packages, scI Fard., ib.lb. boxes,
sl.40 box.
Beans-Small white, i.4c; large
white, 3 l-2cj pink, Sc; bayou, 4 s.4ci
Limas, 7c; Mexican, red, %.
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| atsst Quotations In the Portland
Markets.
Complete Market Reports Corrected Each
Day Giving the Wholesale Prices Of
Commodities, Farm Produce and vsss'
tablsa

Portland, Oct. f.--Dresscd beef IL con.
sidered weak In price by commission
men.
"llIdes are very high" ono firm OK.
planned today. "and farmers adjacent 10
Portland who have cattle are killing
them more for the purpose OF selling
hides than for what they receive for
the meat.
AT thi. season many farmers arc
oyerstocked with cattle. The surplus
! animals, II fed through tbs winter will
eat their heads OF. and thIa fact further
impels farmers 10 Vet their surplus stock
20 regardless Of what tbs beef will
bring
"Bull beef aud that Of poor stays Il
largely In evidence. snS a. this Il only
AZ for sausage. its use IA limited at beat.
We have nearly given such cnrcasses
away In order 10 get rid Of them lately"
The local demand for chickens has
been good all summer, ~ result Of
large numbers Of exposition visitors. but
the damp weather Of the past week has
caused travel 10 diminish and this 10
looked upon ss the main rason Of the
weak chicken market Although early
In the week, much buying has already
been done. and II receipts are at all
heavy tomorrow and Friday slump
might take place.
Choice potatoes are In demand for tho
local market and prices are firm. Tho
weather prevents digging and oniers
cannot be filled. There 10 no shipping do.
mand yet, however.
Fruit |. disposed Of - rapidly as Il
reaches the city. and there v no surplu.
carried over. The hawksrs who depend
upon buying ovcr.ripe fruit b. fore on
the market are virtually ''ost Of . job"
Fresh eggs continue scsfc and prizes
are up lee For singls case lots Of
strictly fresh Oregon 81 i.sc IA azksd.
Oregon onions are now tho favorits.
the walla walla summer onions being
almost gone.
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Grain, Produce, rssd.


wheat-walla waiia, Iioi valley. 7so,
bluestem. 74c; red. e7c.
ooats-white, s24, gray. ga.
Barley--Brewing, ssai feed. cell
rolled. soi.50.
Hay-Timothy, sla.5o@is0o, clover,
ss-5o@oi cheat, s7.5o@si alfalfa, sl0.
Millstufs-Middlings. ta4@25i chop
slsj bran, slo@2o; shorts. s2l@22.
Flour-IIard wheat, patent. s420,
straight, s3.5o@s.ooi graham. $500, rye
s5, whole wheat -four, 1885; valley -four
s3.s0@4; Dakota. se50@725, eastern,
rye, $3.50; Pillsbury, to.s6@725
cOrn-whole, s2si cracked, go per
ton.
Rye-sl.3o per cwt.
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32ci iron barrels or drums, &c.
Coal 0il-csses, 20le; iron barrels
l5c; wood barrels, I7lc.
Benzine--ss degree, cases 22c; iron
barrels, Isle.
Lirveed 0il-Raw, barrel lots. ssc;
cases, 64c. Boiled, 64c; l-barel lots,
e0c; cases. &c.
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A strength tonic that brings rich, red
blood. Makes you strong, healthy and
active. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. For sale by Frank Hart.
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THE MILWAUKEE,

"Ths Pioneer Limited 81. Paul 20 CID
eago. @Short Line" 0maha to
Chicago. Southwest Limited" xansas
City to Chicago.
No trains In the service Of sns M
road In the world that equals In equip
ment that Of the clksso. Milwaukee q
st. Paul Ry. They ows and opsratl
their own sleeping and dining ears O al
their trains and give their pations a
excellence Of service not obtsinbh siss-
where.
Berths on their sleepers are longer
higher and wider than In similar ars on
any other line. Thsy protect thsir trains
BY the Block system.
Connections made with all trans-cou
tincntal lines In Union Depots.
Her tales Dansk, Svensk OF Norsk
Hier wird deutsch gesprocheA.
II. 8. Rowe. General Agent. Portland
Oregon. is4 Third Street. corner Aldsr.
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TurpentineLases, SOC per gallon;
in good barrels, ssc per gallon.
White Lead--Ton lots, 77c; 500.pound
lots, SIC; less than 5OO-pound lots, Sic.
Gasoline-StOve gasoline. cases. esic;
iron barrels, l7c; SO deg. gasoline, cases,