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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
CAPITOL COMMISSION
PLANNING DECORATIONS


Pierre. S. D., Sept. 15.--The capitol
commission, which is composed of Gov
ernor Coe l. Crawford, State Treasurer
Cassell, State Auditor Hirning, Com
missioner OF School and Public Lands
Doken. and Secretary of State Wipf.
will leave here for Montana Thursday.
The commission will Investigate the
Montana capitol building, which served
as a general model for the architectural
plan of the capitol building now in
course of construction of this state.
The question of interior decoration and
furnishings will be looked into by the
commission.
The sentiment of having the most
artistic interior finish in the new cap
itol is growing stronger with the in
habitants of the state, and the data
which viii! be collected on this trip by
the commission, will be presented to the
legislature in January.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
CRAWFORD INVITED TO
DEEP WATERWAY MEET

Pierre. S. D., Sept. 15.-By the direc-
ton Of the board Of governors of the
Deep Waterways association, Governor
Crawford has been invited to be pres
waterway convention to be held in Chi
cago October Z, 8 and 9.
The governor is a member of the ad-
visory board Of the association. At this
meeting both Taft and Bryan will
speak on the day of the 9Th. While in
Chicago, Governor Crawford will be the
guest of the Chicago Commercial asso-
ciatiOn
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
MAMMOTH coRNsrALks
PUZZLE THE FARMER

Bridgcwater. S. D.. Sept. 14--E A.
Blattner. farmer living near here,
exhibited a few stalks OF corn taken
from his field, which measured 15 feet
in height and bore We'll developed ears
of corn. MIR. Blattner has 20 acres Of
this mammoth corn. which he esti-
mates will yield 60 bushels per acre,
and the question of how he will pro-
ceed to gather it is a perpleXing one.
as many of the ears are between seven
and eight feet from the ground.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
VI. S. COURT UPHoLDs
DIsPENsARY DECISION

Richmond. Va, Sept 17-ln the South
Carolina dispensary cases today the
decision of the lower court is affirmed
by the United States circuit court of
appeals. The general grounds for af-
firmation seem to be that state can
not enter private business
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
WANT BIBLES in SCHOOLS.

Tamaqua. Pa. Sept 15.-A resolu-
ton indorsed by nearly all the patriotic
societies in this place, calling upon the
school board to place a bible in each
schoo.room to be used as a textbook,
was presented to the board today, but
no action was taken.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
MURDo PROVIDES BONDS
FOR SCHOOL BUILDING

NIurdo. S. d.. Sept. 12-The board of
education of this place will on Septem-
Gently We're authorized to be issued
by the voters of the district for the
purpose of erecting new public school
building at this place. The bonds will
be issued in denominations Of $500 and
81, 900. The bonds will draw interest at
the rate of per cent per annum, pay.
able semi annually.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
TWO ARE ARRESTED
IN AkASKA FIRE CASE

Selby, S. d.. Sept. l2.-Sheriff Hoven
of this (WalwortM county, arrested
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gringel, of Alaska,
on the charge of having started the
fire which destroyed the town a few
wesks ago 1t was their building in
which the fire started and it was heav-
lily insured. The charge is made that
they fired it for the insurance.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
FALLS DOWN HAY
CHUTE AND DIES OF
INJURY SUSTAINED

Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 14.-Willie
Looka, aged 70. While initiating state
fair trapeze performers in the haymow
of his fathers barn. fell down a hay
chute into the manger below, sustain
ing injuries from which he died early
this morning.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
WAkoNoA MONITOR PASSES
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

Wakonda. S. D., Sept 15.-Edward
P Olson, for some time editor and pro-
prietor of the Monitor, weekly news
paper published at this place, has sold
the paper to P. G. Estee. who will con-
duct it in future The paper under
the direction of Editor Estee will sup
port the principles OF the republican
Marty
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
.DAkOTAN ROBBED
IN CHICAGO HOTEL
The Postmaster Of Mitchell
Captures Thief Just Too
Late to Get Money.

Chicago, Sept 1.-two daring
thieves. who crept up 10 the fourth
floor OF the Brevoort hotel early today,
robbed j. E. Wells, postmaster of
Mitchell, S. D.. of wallet containing
$S5 while the victim was sleeping. Mr..
Wells arose and, pursuing one of the
robbers down the corridor, captured
him Just as he threw the wallet to his
companion. who was standing on the
lower landing of the stairs. While
Wells was struggling with his prisoner.
the other thief fed through the hotel
and escaped.
Mr.. Wells, with his wife. had been
stopping at the hotel several days and
was to leave the city today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
EDITOR EeEL ISSUES
THE HAROLD PIONEER.

Harold, s. D., Sept. 1.-THE first
number of the Harold Pioneer made
its appearance last week under the
management Of Editor j. A. Ebel It.
is progressive, both in appearance and
politics, and presents = thrifty appear
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
SHILOH SURVIVORS
PERFECT ORGANIZATION

Huron. S. d.. Sept. 14.-Survivors of
the battle of Shiloh have perfected an
organization here. with the following
officers:
Commander, S. NJ. Howard, 2sth Illi-
nois infantry, Gettysburg; senior vice
commander, j. w. Cotes, Co. l, 10Th
Iowa infantry, Clark: junior vice COM
mander r. Il. Sedan. Co. c, 18TH Illi-
nois infantry, ST. Lawrence; chaplain.
w A. Thompson. Co. d, Sth Iowa In
fantry, Huron: medical examiner, j. G.
Breh Co. f. 14th Illinois infantry, For
est City: adjutant general and quarter
master, Chas. Barrett, Co. a, 46th Illi-
nois infantry, Sioux Falls.
This organization will became de-
partment of the national body and will
hold its annual meetings at the state
c.. A. R. encampments
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
SOUTH DAKOTA FAIR
ATTENDED BY $4,000
Closed Today and Exhibits Go
to Pierre and Then the
Corn Palace.

Huron, S. D., Sept 14.-The most
successful fair in the history of the
South Dakota board of agriculture
closed today. The greatest attendance
was Thursday, when more than 10000
people passed through the gates. Sew
cral county exhibits, together with
much live stock. go from here to the
Gas Belt exposition at Pierre, thence
TO the Mitchell corn palace.
The awards in every department give
entire satisfaction.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15


l. Bay horse, Harry, fearless of all objects.
safe for any woman to drive. 2 Bay marc,
Vida. seal brown. fearless of all objects safe for
woman. make anyone nice family horse
Sorrel horse. Dexter, years old, fearless Of all
objects, a nice family horse. 4. Sorrel horse,
Joe, years old, sound and good road horse.
well broken 8. Roam mare, Fanny. lady's
horse. fearless OF all Objects go I'd worker in all
z. Sorrel mare. Fanny. fearless of all objects s
aud 9. Pair of black horses, years old, Jim
and Harry. good workers, fearless of all objects,
used last Summer to coach extra good team. 10.
Sorre horse, inky, good driver or worker
been ia the livery for six years, extra good little
horse II. Bay horse, Harry good family horse,
fearless Of all objects, will work wherever YOU
put him u. Sorrei horse, Captain, fearless of
objects, good worker in any harness, fine family
horse. II. SorreI mare, Kate. good driver. IA
and Is. Pair of small black horses, will make
good tarm team l6. Bay mare. Atlantic
small livery mare, fearless of any object II.
Bay horse, Bell Boy, this is an extra good horse
for q funabout or buggy, 9 years old and sound
race horse and can step fast, fearless OF all oh
jects. Is. Dark bag, Paul A. PAGER. an extra
good road horse. would make fast horse with
training. The balance of these horses are work
ers and drivers such as used in the livery, all
ready to go to work.
20 head of nice shoats, will weigh so lbs. EACH
Extra good stock.
WAG0NS-3 new wagons buggies and rum
abouts rubber tire and steel tire. wagons in
good order. fourseated wagon. will seat eight
persons; two horse wagon, nearly new. The
balance are secondhand wagons carriages,
buggies and rnnabouts, such as used In the
livery this summer.
10 SETS OF HARNESS, new aud second
hand, been used bnt very little this Summer.
100 BLANKETS, square and STABLE
Lot OF whips and other Things not mentioned.
Sale TO commence ct O'Clock p. N.
Conditions made known on ,d dsy s,s q sals; y.
b. r.. James, Anct
A. s Clark. W. H. Chew, Clerks
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
8luaresler @ 9rmorrat.
HONG DISTANCE reesss No. us
REGISTER OF SALES.


s0cteb er II, @. Il. Dilkes on the Pierce farm, on
she Grown Point Road.
Oct ls-Masters Sale by John s. Jessup.
Oct ls. Ohas D. Lippincott, agent timber and
timber land.
Oct. 2l- Timber, BY Charles Hammel
Oct. Personal property OF E. 8. Mccullough.
Oct. 23-Joseph L. Bailey, stock.
Oct 23E O. Bruner, near Mantua Grove.
Oct. "A, Jos. Carr, Pitman, horses, WACO 5, etc
Oct. 2e George Magin, per onal property, near
Clarksboro.
Oct aL-Personal property of Joseph L. Locke.
Oct 3l-Samuel T. Stratton, personal property,
road leading from Mullica Hill to Evan.
Thursday, Nov. 5th-persona estate OF G. Frank
Ballinger,1 mile below Mullica Hill NJ. Liz
zie Ballinger and g. W. F. Gannt. Admrs.
Nov. 7th--Two farms between Woodstown and
Auburn, real estate and personal property. by
Teresa Laughiin, executrix
Nov lIth-Frank T. Moore, personal property,
at Muilica Hill, N. j.
3arFor sales fully described, see advertising
Columns.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
Personal Property

ST0CK-One bay horse, 10 years old. SQUAD,
kind and gentle, viii work anywhere; = good
roadster. One black horse IL years old ar1 ex-
cellent wos ker; sound and gentle. One hav
mare. II years old, an excellent farm worker
one good family COW. four pigs.
WAGONS ard III IsItLEMENTS-0nes shelving
wagon heavy wagon. box for two horse waQozs
gravel body hack wagon. ? buggies, one news
Champion moving machine, cart, Spangler fer
tilizer drill, corn shelter, corn knives X napsack
s. rayer, vine cutter, weeder, halfbushel nseas-
ure, horse rake half peek measure, two-horss
plows one horse plosy. sweet potato piow vine
turner. cultivato-s, 50 hot bed SASH Haines
marker, two horse scratch harrow. grindstone
box OF hot bsd glass, tree trimmer. two horse
swingletrets s, one-horse swinglesrees traces ana
breast chains, , wagon jacks, hoes forks, shov-
els, scythes, asparagus trough
HAY AND C0RN-Three tons OF hay. Iaa
bushels OF corn
HARNESS-7Set Of carriage harness, double set
of heavy harness. set of single harness, set 81
cart harness. fly nets, collars brides. hIankefs.
lap robes halters
Sale will commence at O'Clock. sharp
C0NDITI0NS-An sums under SO cash q
close of sale credit of nine months will -
allowed on all sums OF $40 and over BY giving
approved note IN bank.
Il o. BRuNER.
A. s Muliin, Auct; Chas. wilkins, J. " .f,sou-
ard. Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
DUBL-C SALE.
L OF
Personal Property
ON
Saturday, October 81, 1908.
At my farm on road leading from
rlullica Hill to Evan,

about one and one half miles from either place.
35 Head OF Cattle-ConsistiDg OF cows, heifers
ana bulls IL cows have been on farm this SUM
State. This stock consists OF Durhams, Guern-
seys and Holdsteins.
40 Head Of Hogs-1s of which will weigh from
$50 to 200 pounds.
6 Head Horses good, young. gentle work or
DIR wing horses, colt. years old in June, from
Sid Foster, shows signs of speed, very promising
colt One 2year old Western colt.
600 bus. of corn or more.
10 tons of hay more.
White Potato Seed = oobbIers and Green
Mountains.
50 heaps or more of corn stalks.
Farming implements of different kinds and a
lot OF blankets and whips
II it should storm hard sale will be on Monday,
November 2nd
Sale to commence at 1890 o'clock sharp, as
have q lot to sell.
Conditions nade known day of sale
10 l5-2t SAMUEL II. STRATTON.
B. F. James. Auct. Thomas BoIton, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
YEsDuE
Will be sold at Public Sale, on
Saturday. October 3lst, 1908
On the prenises oil the subscriber near
Pauisbor0
the foiloYRsne deacrihed
Personal Property

STOOK--Four horses, good workers; one
good driving horse. Five cows, two heifers
three years old. fat bull, seven fat hogs.
WAGONS. IMPLEMENTS and HARNESS
Six wagons. DeHart truck shelving, go I'd as
new; heavy wagon, low-down farm wagon, 2
hay shelvings, surrey, runabout spindle wagon
carts, tomato cart box rigging set OF springs
moving machines, Deering, nearly new; Q
horse rakes, l Osborne and the other Tiger,
good cut harrow. good marker stub rake 2 two
horse plows hoe harrows two horse scratch
harrow, | one horse scratch harrow, guano
drill, double and single swingletrees, feed cut
ter. root cutter potato digger, cider press corn
shell er, grind stones patent balance, weighing
4to pounds: platform scale % hot bed sash,
sprayer. stacks good hot bed hay, 400 bushels
corn, bushel citron seed, bushel sugar corn,
hoes, forks, shoveis, bushel measure, %
peck measute. boxes, barrels. chicken coops.
trace and 7 chains, sic gh bells. horse blankets
and lap robes, 2 sets of double heavy harness, 2
sets carriage harness. SET OF cart harms collars,
brides and lines, 80 bags, pork bsrreI, yinevar
barrel, lard press and sausage cutter and many
other articles not mentioned.
HOUSEHOLD G0CDS-one dark bed room
suit, oak bed room suit. white maple bedstead,
dark bedsteads, sets of springs mattress, 3
hen feather beds, bolster and pillows, lot OF
quilts, wardrobe, dark bureau, barrels OF cat
pet rag balls, "a dozen high back oak dining
room chairs lot of other chairs, 2 settees,- bed
and pillows, high chair, tables, Wrought iron
range parior stove, hot house stove, potato
cellar stoves, double barrel gun toilet sets,
churn and horse Cooley creamer No 8, l dozen
wood kitchen chairs go yards OF Moquette par
Tor carpet, 80 yards OF mating, Ia yards OF rag
carpet, -four bin, lot of iinoieun square butter
print. round butter print lot OF stone jars lot OF
tubs, and other things not mentioned
Sale 70 commence at o'clock sharp and will
be positive as am going e Leave the farm
Elwood Usinger, Aucf B. g, Paul. Clerk
Also: At the hour Of three o'clock win be
offered eight lsl acres Of meadow in the Repair
po Meadow Company and y building lot on the
stone road leading from Pauleborc to swedes-
boro.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

Is acre farm, ~ miles from Woodbury. 10 M in.
utes walk TO troiley; good soil for asparagus o,
early trucs. Foar room house with She'd new
barn and buildings. Make nice poultry farm
running stream OF water. Price 81, coo
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

H0RsEs-P -Pairor gray horses eight years old
ard sound. These horses are fearless OF all OBJ
jects and safe for anyone TO handle.
PIGS-Ten Poland China shoats, 2 sows
with pigs.
WAGONS -shelvitg wagon, with pole and
shafts. nearly new, will carry one hundred and
twelve baskets l spindle wagon two horse
heavy wagon, buggy, cart, nearly new made
by DeHart
IMPLEMENTS-Ope manure spreader this
has been used but very little Acme harrow /
stub cutter, iron Age seed drill, Hallock weed
er. with seed attachment; | two-horse Syracuse
piow, Wizard two horse hill side pillow Iron
Age c ltiyators. double and single swingletrees
hoes. forks, shovels drag. and other articles not
mentioned.
HARNESS set Of double breeching
harness, two of double hip strap harness.
set OF hack harness. nearly new. made by Knis-
ell; cart harness, set OF carriage harness, fly
nets, halters, collars, blankets and robes
HAY--l0 tons OF good mixed hay, 5 tons of
second crop.
Sale to begin at O'Clock and will be positive
CONDITIONS made known on day of sale
E 8 MCCULLOUGH.
B. F. James, Auctioneer; J. Price, Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
Personal Property

ST0CK-0ne black horse. years old, good
worker and driver, single or doubie | gray
horses years old work single or double, Poladn
China SOW, with pigs goat, well broken. and
wagon and harness, Jersey heifer, will be in by
January with first calf
HARNESS-Two sets of double hip strap har-
ness, 8 sets of piow harness, sets OF carriage
harness, set OF market wagon harness. set Of
light double harness. 2 sets OF cart harness near
ly new; lot of lines, brides and collars traces,
snars and hooks, nearly new.
IMPLEMENTS-Two-hoi hoi Sc bolster wagon, l.
horse bolster wagon, l-horse market WACO
with pole: hack wagon, hay rake moving ma-
chine, Darnell marker, cutiyators. 2-horse
5plow, one-horse plows, 8 sets of double swing
letreess one-horse swingletrees, brand new
two o-horse scratch harrow, grind stone, sleigh, 3
sets Of sleigh bells, big iron pot, set of pea and
beam, weigh 500 pounds; 400 feet of chicken
wire iron body wheelbarrow, good iron wise, so
baskets of dahlia roots, set of dung sides, with
rods; tons OF No. timothy hay. rs tons of
manure lot of hoes, shoveis, forks, 8 crow
bars, log chain, los of tools, one hundred truck
baskets, cart nearly new made by Cox Bros !;
lady and gents saddle and bride, l pair of
storm blankets. and other articles not mentioned.
HOUSEHOLD GOCDS-l marble top side
board with mirror one No 5 fiat top stove, No.
IL sitting room stove, cross legged table, folding
baby carriage, nearly new.
Sale TO commence at / O'Clock p. M.
CONDITIONS will be made known at sale.
@. L. DILKES
VIM. 3. Dopson Auct; VIM. Barnaby, olerk.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

JOG acre farm a mile from GIassboro station,
Che sp for cash $4,000
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

3 acre farm, near Paulsboro; room house, ce.
ment cellar 100 fruit trees; l acres in asparagus
Barn, wagon house, poultry house and yard
Price, $780,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

80 acre farm. near Woodbury., suitable for all
crops, some meadow; terms to suit; on stone
road. Price 81. CO.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
PURLic SALE
Two Valuable Farms
Woodstown to Auburn

about - mile from the former, in the Town
ship OF Pilesgrove. Salem County, NJ, all those
two certain farms. viz:
No / situate as above.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

butcher Business ana Real Estate
~ Fer sale.
Good stand, successfully conducted by the
subscriber for 3 years. The house is rooms in
good repair. The business stand includes com
modious shop pork house slaughter house barn
and wagon sheds, electric lights. city water and
good well water. Two good routes and good
shop trade. For full particulars apply TO
WILLIAM Fl. MADGIFF,
9-l7-o8. Mullica Hill n. J.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
T arms For Sale and Rent
The following are far sale.

81 acre farm, high state of cultivation high
land suitable for grain grass or truck: directly
on stone read, near Woodbury.. Price, So 500
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

| Every man, woman and chi d, in Gloucester
county TO watch, " ork and pray for the election
of Charles O. Dempsey for State Senator.
l0-l5 st.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
You Cant Beat Our
Special White Potato Manure

For White Potatoes july early
part of August Did OUR EXHIBIT GRANGERS
PICNIC ALCYON PARK--what better potatoes you
than those? They the finest upon the grounds.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
pIGEONs FOR SALE

Red and Yellow Dragons My birds took first
prize at Trenton Fair last week. Homers. ST. a
pair Defy any breeder or squat company TO
produce better birds for twice the money,
l0S 0S-2t. WALTER COOPER,
r. F. b. No. 3, 5ewelI, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

50 acre farm, cash rent, $500.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

EsOR RENT
A 50 acre farm in first class condition. Near
Woodbury.. Immediate posss ssion
1913 Os II F. L. WILKINS, Woodbury., n. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
For SALE

For SALE
"A fine Courtland Standhope in perfect con-
dition, only run twice. CAT be seen at Prehl's
warerooms, Cooper street, Woodbury.
l0-So8tf F. l.. WILKINS, Woodbury., N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
For SALE.
CATTLE BouGHT aND SOL,
For SALE OR RENT

Small farm near Bridg, port. known as the
John Jone farm. Apply TO Fl. A JONES
92f05tf Bridgsport, n j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
WANTED.

Good farmer, that understands fruit and as,
paragus, to work farm on shares, must furnish
refer enee T. E. BURROUGH,
lO-l5 o8 2t. Hurffvine n. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

One ffrst-class buffalo rohe, unlined, Apply to
w. J. HELMS.
To- 10 0S-3t. Bricgeport X. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

-Four sows and 26 pigs two weeks old o. l. @.
cross. Apply LOUIS }. GRAUCH,
I0-l5-0s-2t. Mantua. n. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
L OR SALE.

Light Brahue Cockereis and Pullets large
size No better bred to cross with. viii IN
crease the size of your poA ltry,
Rural phone l5D. II. W. RIDGWAY,
l0l5. GS4t Swedesboro, Nj.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
MANTED

FOR SALE
New Century Range, No. 9. with water back
Apply to PORCH BROS,
l0-s.3t. Hurffviite, n. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
EOR SALE.

Kemp manure spreader and two. horse shell
G. R. FIELD.
10ltf. Bsrnsboro, n. j,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
pUBLIC SALE
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on
Thursday, October %, 1908
at the home Of the subscriber, at
BLAcKW0oD
Personal Property

on the road from Blaekwood to Grenlocb, &
following described
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

Pos SALE
A complete set OF pork machinery. Will sell
cheap as / have gone out OF the business.
W. SCOTT THOMPSON.
Ie-8GS- IT, Paalsooro.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

FOR SALE.
/ Glover and Timothy mixed, for sale by the
acre or load at moving slime.
/ 6-408tf. HOWARD PTDGEON,
Rural Phone IA. Maiiiea Hill, MI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-30
PORTLAND MARKETS


Portland, Or, Sept. 29.--Barley
feed. $40 per ton; rolled s275O@
$3.50; brewing s26.5O.
Oats--No. white. $3t M31.50
per ton; gray. $30Ct 1880.
Wheat--Track prices: Club, S9c
per bushel: forty old. 92c; Turkey
red. s2c; fire. SOC; bluestem, 80:
valley, 91c.
Mllistuns Bran. s2G.5O per ton
middlings. s33; horts,. country
$31; city, $40; U. S. mill chop, S22
Hay--Timothy, Willamette VALLEY
$14 per ton; Willamette valley, ordl-
nary, S11; eastern oregon, $16.50;
mixed, $13; clover. SO; alfalfa, s11;
alfalfa meal. $50.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Fresh fruit--Apples. new, 60c a.
$1.50 per box; peaches, 40 AZ soc pei
box; pears, 75cM$i per box; plums
50c6p$1 per box; grapes, 40cM
s1.25 per crate: Wordens, 20@22c:
per basket; huckleberries, S@ 100
$l.2b per crate; Concords, 20M22c;
box; ground cherries 75c per box.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Butter--Etra, 32 X a. 34c per ib.
fancy, 30W32 lsc: store, 1Sc.
Eggs-Oregon extra, 81 p 32c;
frsts, 27@ soc; seconds, 23@26c;
Eastern, 25 a. csc per dozen.
Poultry --- Fancy hens, lac:
spring, 14h @15c; ducks. old, IL a.
12hc; spring, 14@ 15c; geese, old
Sc; young. 10@ lie; turkeys, old
ia 1Sc; young, zoe.
Cheese--Fancy, cream twins, IA "
@15c per NJ; full cream triplets,
IAN a 15c; full cream Young Amer
lea. IS " a. Ice.
Veal-Ey ra, &c per pound:
ordinary, 797 c; heavy, 8,
Pork-FaG-y, sac per 10; ordi'
nary, &c; large, sc.
MlsCcllnney.
Oregon, 1908, IA Sc per
10; 1907, "a a &c; 1906, Ia a
INC.
Wool-Easter Oregon, averag:
best. 1O@16hc per NJ, according to
shrlnkage; valley, l5@ 10 hc.
Mohalr-choice, 1S4lSmc pei
10.
Hldes-Dry hides. No. /, l44 l5'
per NJ; dry kip, No. /, l3c b.; dry
calfskIns, / &c M; salted hides, 1t
Sc NJ; salted calfskns. l2@ lSc ID
green, lc less.