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Newspaper Page TextBB milium imimiim mwnnttmm i.W ,.. iwMBTL'ngiKP'TOB,!wtiiiilrgrifil 1 1' IS) WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON. SEPTEMBER 6, 1882, iBil ommmial MARKET REPORT. HOME rnOUltK H.UIKKT. The following reprcseut wholesale rato, rotn producers or first hands : FLOUE. In jolbing lots standard brands, f 4,76G 00; best country ljranda,$4.2,ig 84.76. -WHEAT Valley Jl.082al.CO; Walk Walla, 1,60 for new crop; 67 to CO cents net to fanner a bushel at Walla Walla and ntar points. OATS. Old. Slgfiucts, for good feed 9 bnshel. New, CO to G4c. ONIONS. New ljc. POTATOES. -New leper lb. olIDDUNGS. Jobbing, for fecd,'$30.00 82.00 V ton. Shorts, $18(2,20. Chop, J3U.0U 085.00 9 ton. BKAN Jobbing at $25 per ton. BACON hides 1510 cts; Hams, country red, 1616c; city cured, 1718c; Shoulders, 10011c LARD In kegs, 16c; Oregon leaf, tins, J0O 1 ln pa'l. 15j16Je. BUTTEK We quote, extra fresh roll, 30Jc; fair to good, 22J27Jc; common, 15l(Jc; la ". 2-2J2Co. CHEESE.- I0atl6o fib. HONEY In comb, 15al8c; strained, in 5 nllont, lie. DRIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar tared, 67cj sliced, 7fe8cj machine dried, lalOa; Pears, machine machine dried, OalOc; Flums, sun dried, ditto, IZaluc. POULTRY. Chickens, full grown, J4 fin. QS 00. cjinall, J.') :i DO. JJucks, $5 to U. EGOS. Near by fresh laid, 30c. HOGS. Dressed, 8c. BEEF. Net weight 6c and GJc for choice. SHEEP. Net weight, 5c. VEAL -6Jto7o WOOL Eastern Oregon, 16o20o; Wil lamette Valley, 1822cj Umpqua, none HIDES. Butchers' hides, dry, 15nlGu; country cured, dry, 15c; culs J oir, green hid as, salted, 7u8c; country ditto, 78u; deerskins, dry, 3Uo t' lb; d sheep pelts each UVsl.00: dry elk, 20c per lb. TALLOW Quotable at i0Jo. per lb. HAY Choice timothy, SIC; from wagon, llal2. l.r'.Mt.KAI, .m'.ltOIA.MIIHF. RICE. China, No. 1, 6o; China No. 2 (los Japan, 7c; Sandwich Islands, 7(37i". TEAM. Japan, I05005c; lilaok, 10ts!70o; Hreen, il5Ca80u, OOKFKB CostaKica 13lfo; Java,'.8fcCG dUOAKS. Crushed A 13o: Fine Crush-1 ISo: Cube, 13Jil3Jc; Extra C, lHJ.dHJ" Oolden C. 'ljfolljo, Sandwich Islands, No 1,10c. D. llllc, Sugar drop Jo in each grade. SYRUP. Five gallons 83o. CANDLES 13ai0c. RAISINS. California, $3.25$2.7Glf2r, 11 hox SOAPS. Good, 75cSl.75. OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 25c; h'yl grades, Downe. & Co., 371c; Boiled Linnttil, j ditto Raw, 77c; ''union oil, 40c; Turpen tine, 70o; Pute Lard, 1 10; Castor, J1.26 11.40. SALT. Stock, bay, $10 9 ton; Carmer bland, $12J; Coarse Liverpool, ?1C; Finn qual tiy, 114: Ashton's dairy, ditto, $30. YEAST POWDERS. Donnelly, $2 dor. Pr.fiton & Merrill 82.25 tCdoz.; """"" COMMERCIAL. LOCAL MARKETS. Reviewed and corrected weekly by J. B. Knapp, produce commission denier 207 First street, Portland, Oregon : Wheat No change; but little doing, $1 55 to $1 G74 the fair quotations. A leading operator said to-day he could not quote above SI 55 at present prices in Livtrpool; that prices thcro must advance or fieights decline before we coilld expect an advance here. Oats No change; receipts barely enough to supply daily demands. Butter Choice dairy all taken f s fast as it arrives and frtquent enquiry for more; prices very firm. Veal Supply very liVht. Eggs Light supply and firm at 30c. Poultrj No material changes since lat week. Wool No improvement. Potatoes Tho supply is limited and prices firm at lc. Fruits Blackbeiries are still in fair supply at moderate pritep; plums of various varieties in abundance; everybody canning and dr)ing; prunes of all kinds coming fricly and dryos busy; Bartlett pears coming in freely and going to the canneries and being shipped for canning at lc, freo of boxes; peaches in fair supply; good apples are scarce and wanted, good Gravcnsteins selling at 76c to $1 per box. HOLD AND STOCK COMPANY'S REPORTS. Tiiuimiiay, Sept. 7, 1882. Harvest is well over, and hauling to mill or warehouse is being pushed very rapidly to im prove tho dry weather. Tho grain is in excel lent condition, and will class with tho best. , We have seen a aatnplo of wheat sold as white wheat, brought baok from Liverpool, on which tho Liverpool Corn Trade aw arded dam age of almost 3o a bushel, because thoro were a few grains of red appearing wheat in it. The shipper, Mr. Cniiar, brought this sample back to show here, and It appears that it is really the old white wheat of the country, which has a flinty color when ripened on wot land. It was, of course, a more catch to claim a deduc tion on, but we learn from it the necessity of electing good seed and securing clean aeod of good white wheat, for the English buyer as art that he buys Oregan wheat to got tho color pure, whito, and, if not so, will claim deduction, The wheat market is dull here, except that tome exporters havo to provide cargoes for hips they havo ohsrterod, and so sustain the market. Ono house gives $1 55 per cental as the top of the market; another put it at II 671. ""'I a" agree that tho situation is so uncertain that there is no decided price fur anything, as no cargo can be bought and ship ped hero for hat English orders will allow. The English market remains about as it has been; slight fluctuations and no excitement. Crops are usually good tho woild over, and prices caunct become hinh, though an active demand may come up, and freights (may come down enough to ho'p the farmer's pneu One charter was closed hero lately an iron ship lor the United Kingdom at 00s. Auotlii r ship U supposed to be just chartered at 57. Cd per ton. At Sin Francisco, yesterday, iron ships for U, K Here rharerod at 51s 3d, ami a wooden vessel for 60 3d per ton. It is thought tonnage will lie considerably lower there; a shipper here says that freights should come down to 50s In the Columbia river. So wo live In hope, and tho wheat growers of this valley are expectant that cheaper freights will come and create a better market. But Into om look lor lower tonuage, some ship owners are holding for a rise in freights. We hear of some that refuse charters uuder 05. Compiling the wheat market now with last prlncr, we Hud that an April shipment of Walla Walla wheat brought 41a per quarter, while orders now fur the same wheat will not come within live shillings of that price. Tim freight market helps to keep prices up. Good valley wheat may be quoted at$l 55(31 57) far cental. Some time since an oiler of f I 521 for a choice lot of Walla Walla w heat was de clined. This season's crop in the vicinity of 'Walla Walla is excellent, but wheat grown up fnako river is more or Irs shruukui. Ou Wedneidsy a cargo of California wheat old In Liverpool at 42s lid per quarter, which it four shillings leas than current rate for avu virgoa ncar, i San Francisco Markets. Han FRAhcihto, Sept. 6. Wheat Tliero is a fair demand, but prices are easy. No. 1 white, $1 t5; extra choice shipping, SI 07J; sales of No. 1 white, buyer tho viar. SI TAi. Flour Oregon and Walla Walla, $4 75 5 10; market quiet. Barley Feed Market activo at higher prices; No. 1 feed, $1 30; No. B leed, 1 lo 1 27. Sales on Call Board were 2500 tons. Grain Bags Jobbing, lie; GU0O Caituttas auctioned $U CO. Potatoes Early Rose unchanged; Hum boldt reds, Slj sweets, $1 u2J(ajl 75. Wool Cala spring, estimated 2,"00,000 pounds unsold; Ougon quiet; prices un changed. Eggs Cala fiesh, 421ft45c; sales of fair Oregon, I)7Jc; demaiid not stimulated by t.io advance, iheiu is no dumaiid lot poor. Butter Frtsh roll, market steady and qui et, 37J40c. Nails Advanced 23c. FIlhldHTO. Tto market is midtsatcly active, but the undertone is wcjk with veiy httlu signs ot improvement in tho near luuue. CIIAKTRK1. Gcr ship llelikon, wood, 1187 tons, 50s 3d to Coik, U.K. ; Jh balk lll.nihojlo, iion, 12!)1 tuns, Bis 3d, Coik, U. K ; llr alnp MauUUen, lion, If 00 tons, fjrls 3il, Coik, U. K.; Lir ship csi igadci j, iron, 10&7 ton, 60s, Cork, U.K., prior to armal. HKCHAHTKULl). Br ship KniKsport, wood, 1,174 tons, 48s to Coik, U. K. ('IIICAIIO MAIlKhTS. Chicago, Sept. 6. Wheat weaker, 06 Octobtr. Pork Weak, lowei; S21 CO October. Lird Steady; $12 05 October. BKKMIOIIM H KNOLIHll REPORTS. Lo.SliO.V, Sept. 6. Floating cargoes Slow. Cargoes on passage Very heavy. Maik Lane Dull. Arrivals off coaatfor orders Wheat cargoes small. English and French Quiet. Imports into U. K. 405,000 and 500,000 qrs. imports into u. K. 105,000 tibia Weather in England Fair. LIVKIU'OOl. MA11KKTS. LivtnrooL, Sept. 0. Spot market Heavy. California, white, average, per cental, highest, 8 lid; lowest, 8s Ilk). Red American Spring, per ctl, highest, 8s Id, lowest, 7s 6d. country markets past week; wheat past week, flour, GENERAL CROP REPORTS. Chicago, Sept. 2. Iho weather remains generally favorable for harvest. It has been cool anil cloudy for several days in the great er pait of the Mate; clearer in the North. No damage is reported from grain sections except a slight delay, which will not atlect the gen eral result it the present tine weather con tinues. Grain is now nrarly cut and stacking well advanced in all parts of this State. In Dakota, in tho southern counties, threshing is going on briskly, and it will be gi-nerally be gun on tho line of the Northern Pacific next week. Early estimates of the quan ity and yield are lully sustained by the few repo'rts of threshing leceived. MiLvvACim:, Sept. 2. Crop reports to tho Chauibci ot Commerce thovv the weather this week has been vcty unsettled, the rainfall be nig ci nsiilerablo and widely extended over the Northwcttern States Only isolated lo calities com, lain of damage. The temperaturo has been cool and aula tne saving ot grain, though stacking and threshing aro impeded Advices ague the quality is good, and yield better than tor years. Laily figures as to winter w heat are continued, except that there is a decline of 20 to 25 per cent, in Michigan, spring wheat is uncertain yet, but the in u i abed yield will balance the decreased acie ago. It is believed prices will go lower yet, but not stay there loug. Chicago, Isept. 2. The wheat crop o' tho couutiy tor the year is estimated by a New York commercial journal at 526,400,000 bush els, 'iho Illinois Board of Agriculture makes a teturu of 4,350,180 tins ot hay. Lonisvil.LF, Sept. 2. Comni'ssioner Hav ens reports the average condition of crops in lennessee in acreage as follows : Corn, 150; cotton, 08; tobacco, 110; sorghum, 122; fruits and all kinds of product, away above par. Liverpool, Sept. 4 A leading rain cir cular tays tlieie have been copious rains in al most all districts, and the progress of tho har vest is greatly impeded, but wheat trade was quiet and lorelgu supplies quite sufficient to meet the demuuus. 'lucre lias been an extra oidiuaniv laiue arrival during the past three days, although most Kinds oi wneac support previous rales. Red American winter is slightly in lavor ot buyers. Mane is steady. Seven wheat cargoes ult the coast were yester day withdrawn Irom sale, and fifteen lemain unsold. At lhurtday'i market white wheat declined a penny, and red a penny to two ptui.ie-s lroin Tuesday's lates. Flour was in tair demand, but puces unchanged, Corn re lapecd a halt penny. i'Altis, be pi 4. I'he Bulletin ties Jlalles es timates the hatvebt at slightly ovei average, and a total yield ot 112,4uu,000 hectolitres is expected, but eventual i eduction in perceut ai;u ot value is probable, owing to mlerior quality. LomjO.n, Sept. 5. Tho Time publishes nu exhaustive summary ot M. Klieune's annual review ol the harvcat ot the wcild, issued at Mulscilles. As leards 1'iai cu the wheat re sult is alieady kouwu. Mul.u is good lu 25 departments and very good in two, as against gooel in Seven uepaitiiieuts only last year, ity u show s a similar lavorable coutiast Bar Icy shows slightei improvement, lu Great Jir uiu 414 u.quuics havo been scut larnicrs asking their opinion on glowing clops. 'Ihu replies, taking 1UU as lepuseuliug an average cioii, si.ovv ihelullowiug lesult: Wheat 'J batluy 05, oats 105, roots 107, potatoes Uti. lilts may be compaied with lastyeni's tiguies, which nolo as lolluws: Wheat 00, barley 110, oats 80, roots 80, potatots Ud. 'the whrat crop will probably he 10,OUO,000 quaiters lor consumption, leaving 14,000,000 quatteiu, tor which wo shall be dependent ou toreign sup ply. Spain is theouly countiy from whicu reports aro uulavoruble. lu summarizing the result, the Time says: Never during tuu time since ihesu r epulis havo be til collected has u harvest lu the northern hemisphere bicn so good all round. vVe usually have had a report ot a dcbcibicy either in Kuroje or America. This year abso lutely tho worid has had over ail average har vest, and with such a harvest the year is like ly to be ono ot cheap abundance. Oolden Gate Co-Operator. NEW THIS WEEK. ST. HELEN'S HALL ART SEYMOUR, SABIl, & CO., Manufacturers of ami Dealers In tho Latest DEPARTMENT. nviE coitrs ot teauilhs lo.no engaged I In M llr-l, ',,'.. Hull has lutt Incn ici'llori'd M trio oilditiun ol six nt ttuel.cre, five ot tlicm from prominent educational Institutions of tho La-tern Mute . Tnoof theeaie ei gitwl In tho .MUslcn Ho partment, Hires In the tnglinh, and one, Hiss lullick, la theArt I'epartuieiit. JIUs lul'lek is a 1 iiy of Enjrllsli Llrtli but educated In this country the a traeusted ut nsear Unilege and has flnee nwi.t nil ell time ln Hie best private ttuUios In tuu L .tern Utt ihe corncj ttn the rcconimendstl ns fur her attainment and ski, I at a teacher of Ivaintliig a.d draw.ng Tluto cover the nho'esronndof Instructions in tne best Art stnools, cuilrailiiK. Oil WlntliKi Land.capc, Hoaer and btll Lile studle., Ciajons, ciisreoai, Water coiors, 1 emu, 1 en unlink, aid Uieorallie Art in all Its br.nclics. Jlls lulliek It a lady of literal education and urk.ilor culture, and the l.eitor ana 1 rinel;ui of ht. Iieicu s Hall leconimeiul th s DiiMrinwnt ol their seliu-1 to its mtrons with entire com ucnee, ueuijf e uu,n .., it was never under a tin re eon ptteiu Instructor or one of irore varitd bcquiremcntfi. SipSm Improved Farm Machinery. MADISON' STHLET, (from front to First), POIiTLAND, ORPOON. HIGHLY BRED TROTTING HORSES, THO IJE 60LD AT PUBLIC AUCTION' ON Tl KSIIAV, SI l'TEMBEB 28, 18S2. at tho Reedvlllo htovk-Ilreedlng harm CLOSING OUT SALE BY S.G.REBD. t-ortyllcail of t e Best Tro.tius ltu k ou Entire I'ucilic Coast! The Catalogue embraces the tallion Ilnuiblctouiun illeinbrino, And his thrco sons, Hanibal, Crystal, Joe Simpson, And the fine match team. . OKLEAKDEIt AM PEDRO, Capable of trotting in 2 40 to the pole. The strictly Trotting bred biood marcs I'hliVl, by Iron Ilukrl l'ltl.NLLL, by Alliulnbrai LAKILt.MI Ui Kh, by laikeland .tbilal'H) iitLll.. III .... ny uirsoirs hnirj OLI.AN, ly lluidrrllih l MIAMI.. livMltri' llukr. And tliiity ethers lor eatalojfue address Lndd & Tllton, or II108 11. Men y, l'uitauaior L. u uimiscy, ltcedvillc, Wahin,ton CjUlity, Or. Til ins of Mile. -All sums under $100, cash on de livery, all above $100 on year's time, with properly eudors d m to at ten per coot pci annum. si plStd H. O. ItCED. -rSl.ssHisBC M We are oe gents on the North Pacific Coast for the celebrated Mandard double point and eolld etcd fhnri MORRISON PLOW . Which ars viarrantcd ii tcour In any sjII. Also the Furst and Bradley CJnng Vhm, Kalnmazoo .Spring Tooth Harrow and Cultivator, ' The New Buckeye Grain Drill, New Buckeye Broadcast Seeder, Buckeye Cider Press The Diamond Feed Mill, The BurncH Four Point Barb Wire, We havo many others that cannot bo enumerated here. Wo cordially invite all wanting anything in our line to come and see uj, and if you cannot come, send for one of r ur price lints and catalogues, E. W. ALLEN, Manafrpr. Fruit Trees-$ I Packages. HI II VII. OVU'llll S Apples, 1! 4 llartlett Pars, 11; 4 I'lnnis, tl, U eherrlts, tl, 8 l'caehts, ? ; 0 A rlcots.Sl, h euinciS.Sl, 8 Crajes.Sl; 60 ttraa-beirio-, 1, 25 lta-pbcrries, $1 in Hi o assortment)1. Safe iirrlnl ili-irantecd bl LCIALIlEb. Iruit tries, e mpo Vitus, unit Sn all Fiuits, bhlpnn.iits by Express or tieU'ht. HaTDescrlf tlo Catnlo'ius Irrc. III.Mntll.Li: Vt llsl KII.S scpm h1 lluntsville, Alaoama. APCUTt? W AWTCfl KMtlwl7:7llTto7en UTe HULIIIO II nil I LU'ast liiinily IskIHIiik Yliiehliie cvir ItiveiitLit VMIlknita iair of stjehlnirs MltlilibELand l"OE eouiplcte In 2J minutis. It u III also kllitaiTTeut varlity if fancy virk for vvlilell tlicre U always a rendv marktt. bend fur eircu arsand term, to the Tviomly Knlllliii; Hnrhlllr I'D., Ib3 Tre- niont Street, Iloton, Mass. scp8m(J J. I. CASE T. M. CO.'S 3xr-S"ra?- r3-irTn je nrr-w. CONQUEROR OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES. Calilornla Crops and Markets We take the following Irom tho Sau Fran jisoo Commtrcial Jlrmhl: Advices from the interior of the State con tinue cncouraiting respecting crop yields, at the same tune fanners are very generally in elinu'l to hold on to their win at for tho present, l'arties traveling through the State r port that immense pilcsot wheat are stacked uii all along, the railroads and water coursca, 'llicso stacks in many cases aro miles in length, all exposed to tho weather, but as yet ineio is no tear oi rain eiamage, ami tne own era hope to house it somewhere liefoio the ad vent ol the rainy season, The wheat market remains without change Good Xo. 1 lotilily commands $1 70 per cental, Exporters con Muue to give prcfereneo to purchases in the iiitoilur, then ordcilug the same to Itt'iiicia, l'i rt Costa, South Vallejo or alongside ship in thu harbor urect Irom names. Barley buy oi a are less anxious, now that contraeta for August delivery have all been sitistuctonly settled at tho Call Hoard. Oats atebuug ulleivd nioio (re'ely, and as n cons.iueiice prices ease oil. Com is otlcnil with more need. 'in at the neMit rise. Kyeis utr.r thu "footliall" at the I'iihIiko Kxchangn Call and some imeer transactions aie reported the past lew (lays, llrau is motionless, and no longer attiacta operators on Call, lteai s are without iiiove'iin ut. l'oiatoes aie iu rood sup ply, llutter is firm fir ehoiee r.'ll, Cheese is weak by reason f frvo supplies. Kga are in light stoek. Fruit continues abumtaut ami eheap. Wool has bet u engerly sought after during the week with Ireo sales. Hides are in geHhl request at steady prices. Tallow timla ready export buyers at lull linures. Hovs ar rive spaiuigly as yet, but the fw that are tiroui;lit iu command big figures. L i. i rinns, Uiiian and Hew lug Machine lilvrn Away I The AVwaVoiMuval conniieucfs its twelfth volume on September 14th, and will then Ik'gin the publication of its $100 prize serial "The Way ut the Vorld,"liy KIleuK. Given. Tho publishers have inaugurated a grand priro scheme lor canvasser, ami will give away an elegant upright piano, a tine orgau, a new nickle plateel seaing iiiavliine. Webster's Uu abiidgesl Dictionaries, and other articles. Prop a postal card to the Puniway l'ublisliini; Comwiiiy, I'ortlaiul, (lugou, for a sample tiiyof the Xtw XortAtrtft, containing the tlist chspttr ot the new stor and full panic- uuis aoeiuv me prirrs MosiiOK, Mich,, Sent S. 1875. Sum I havo leiu taking Hop Hitters for intlamtiistioii of kidtie) s ami bladder. It I as done lor ma what four doctors failed to do, Tlio etlo-t o( Hop Hitters seemed like nisgio to me, W. U CiRTiH. No. 1, drying capacity per day, 12 bushels to 18 bushels; pnee, SOU. No. 2, capacity 20 bushels; priee, $11)0. No. 3, capacity 35 to 70 bushels; price, $.50. Any woman, boy or Cliinamau can run these driers as tueccssiully as an expert. It dries more fruit in a day than any elrier in the Stato costing the same money, and twice as much as the so called Acme, with halt the labor, making iu all cases a tirst-class article of "evaporated" (not ma cluue dned) Iruit. If it will not do in every particular what is herein claimed font, it will cost the purchaser nothing. Tweuly-hve per cent cash, balance in dried fruit Order the size you want; this advertisement w ill I e our contract. Full luklructiuus sent with machines. . C. Ev .NTS. I'ortlaiul, Uregon. H. W. Dilo, Agent and Uaoulacturer, spStf t2 Flout Street. Tbe Golden Gate Drier. Weduteday we eiussed the Jetlersou street fcriy to Kast l'ortlaud to see Mr. Kvants' drier at work and tuuud him busily engaged driug fiuit. His house aud equipment is close to tho ferry. Ho uses heat to good advantage and makes excelbnt fruit. It is necessary, whatever preteiisiuus any peuon may make to use utmost caru in haudhug liuit that is being dried, U r It has to bu selveted as It U ceinea tit tor paeknig and -v ill not all dry together. A elnei ol Mi. hwnts patieru can le teeii ou trout street at Uilg s luaclnno shop, on the bhek uoith of Stalk atlect terry where orders tor purehase eau be lelt. m;w evkky week. Oreion Kidney Tea. From the multitude of ccrtiticvtes reeeived from well know A citizens who have leeu ben efitted by the use of this remedy , the proprie tors, Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co., have con tracted to publisn two new ones each w eek for the year ending April 1, 1SS.1, that all our waders may see the great benefits it has con ferred ou tne atllictcil. Silvkktii.v, March 20, 1SS0. I havo uel th Orgon Kidney Tea for pain iu the baek and am tatisli.d with its etlects. 1 have no hesitancy in lecoiniuenel lug it as a mild lemedy for lame back or de rangement of the kidney a. C. KlssMl.VKT. I.vtoly some interesting discoveries have been made iu the saudstoue quarry at the Ne vada State Prison at Carson. The observa tions made resulted in the discovery of foot prints or sandaled fret of huiiiau beings the most Intel estmg of the discovi ries mada uim nineteen u cne in leiKtli, eight Inches w iele at th base, of the foot and six luches at the heel, the pwitii'U of the steps mdicaiii g a stride of 21 luches. The featutcs ef the impriuta wheitiu most initauces well marked, aid from the poiiiiou of the toes, we e thought to be other tnan ibc of AmeriCAU Indians, -Made on entire new Principles, has less parts, only three Deits,runs ngiiter, threshes faster, does the work cleaner than any other. Wherever used farmers say it is the best Ma chine made. Send for Special Circular and Prices. HTA VEli i WALKER, Rovtlamh THE BEST KIDNEY an OLIVER MEDICINE NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES FAIL,.. It acts dlrrrllr on the Klilner. Liver ana Rawete restoring them at enee to healthy action. HUNT I RE11EDY is a safe, sure si d speedy cur, and hundrsds have testified to having been cured by it, when phjs ieians and frleads had ptren them up to die. Do not delay, but try at once HUNTS REMEDY. HUM'S HF.HKDT cures all Diseases of Ihe Kldnets Madder. Urinary Organs, Dropsy, travel, Dlabeles, and Incontinence and Ke tentlon or I line. lll'.M'8ltini:DV enres Pain In the Sides. Barb, or Loins, fieneral Debility, Female Dl-eases, Disturbed Sleep. Loss of Appetite, llrlxbl's Disease and all Complaints or the Urine Vcnllal Oraans. III.Nrs ltfc.MI.lll quickly Induces theUrerto healthy action, removing; the causes that prodac. Blll.ns lleadaehe. Dyspepsia, SonrSlumaeh, t'nsllveurss, Piles etc. By the use Of lll'NT-M IIS'.Yf FIIV tha Stomach snj Bowels will speedily regain their strength, and the Blood will ba perfeetly purified. Ul'NTO KI.HF.DV Is pronounced by the best doctors to be the "only cur. lor all kinds ot Kidney diseases. IIITTA RF.HRDY is purely Testable, and Is a sure euro for Heart Disaas. and Rhsumatism whsa all other medicine fails III NT UFVII'.DY la prepared expressly rr the alxne dleaues, and has never bosus knnirn to fall. one trial III ronvlne yen. For sale by avB Drnaslsla, Send for nampblst to HUNT'S REMEDY CO.,ProvidenceJ..I Price Cents and II.M laaaoT NEW MARKET THEATEE. KETVKX BY I'VBLIC DaMa.NO. Throo Nights and Matinoo on Wednesday Afternoon. C'auiineiirlii:, Monday Evr., frplember lllh HATTIEM00RE'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY. OHAS. HODGE, T. A. DAVIS, ESTABLISHED IN 1851. GEO V. SNtLL, F. K. ARNOLD J and TI1ALL a GOLDSTEIN S8! .IBtTTS. Msnegers S8t V ith unfe jni-d p'raun tho nianaiement nnounce Iht reiuru ! obelurc tu te (v.pular a 111 nd sin. ceie aishesof our leikdiuceUUeut. Kor these fartae'I prrtormanns Charles Lecoeo's ChanulrK HIrs, THE LITTLE DUKE, W.1IW pnwoted for tb llrttjme la Portlind ith a ob a sous costumes Theojra aillba protlaced under th. supervision ol MR. HARRY GATES. lloi Offl . for the s.'e c rrserrtd irnts now opsn si lrenlicsalusie Morse ' HODGE, DAVIS & GO. 92 and 94 Front Street, (cor. Stark) Portland Orciron. Offer to the Drug and General Merchandise Trade a Complete Assortment of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glassware Shop Inrnlturc, and Druggists' Sundries. al.u WINDOW GLASS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITY Of all the leading brands, In kegsund tins. COLORS IN CANS AND DRY. Putty, Lampblack, Red Lead, Glue, and Varnishes Including tho finest brands for Coach painters' use. Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes, Linseed Oil, in Barrels and cases, Turpentine, Coal Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Neats Foot On Fish Oil, Alcohol, in Barrels and Cartes. Blue Vitriol. Sulphur, Castile Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potash. Bitters, all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in Pints, Quarts, and Half Gallon, Five Gallon, Etc. We su-e Agenta for Oregon and Washington Territory for THE BEST MIXED PAINT IN USE. Millinckrodt's Carbolic Sheep Dip, Wakelcc's Sheep Katli and Squirrel Poison, and AycrVsuid Dr. .Jayne's Proprie tary .Medicines. We buy our goods from first hands, thus enibling tu to compete with any market on the Coast as comparison of our prices will prove. 8iritirisro,-im nto.TKiiu.i... i:v yohk.-mf.iuihtk.:lt. GARRISON'S SEWING MACHINE STORE, 167 Third Street. JOIIX B. CUKltlOX, Pro prietor. AGENT FOR THE HOWE. WILSON, JKQWX. mPKOVED S1JX.EH, DAVIS. 1 i:VllQMi:, I Ir HtVi;. KOYALST. JOHN. And General Agent for the HOUSEHOLD & WHITE MACHINES. Dealer ln all kinds ol SelnK midline attachmants. Needles, Oils, etc Selmr machines f sired on shortnoshe D. M. GUTHRIE, Dallaa, ' oik County. Or, . DREEDCR OF . MSesHsBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB& PURE BLOOD French, Spanish and American Merinos, also 1'ots.rolds. AUbreJ strlctlv nura and seuarate. 1'mm th. hM( Imported flocks on the coast A portion of theia are frmu th. famous French rlock of J. p. 1'atterson of Xr York, and H. lilacx) rl CaUornl., and lumf.rtud from Europ. bv James llolwrta. ttv siv..i'. . d.acendanU fmui lUnis and Eares Imported from Xw York. Vermont, California and France; from the Bocks of Hammond, Koikaell, Sow A Son., and com! to I an; In the.orld) 19 Sivs. Im. as of rool fron my sheep on hand. I X Uqnlrle anserrl by Lriser. Call on and amio. tstn sheep and ool I D. M. GUTHRIE, J.B.CONGLE&CO-, 110 Front Street, East Bide, Portland, Oregon. algaJn in Business. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF Saddles, Harness, Bridles, WWps, Saddlery Hardware, Etc., Etc. Promptly Repairing Neatly and Attended to. fl ,cher Slraaberry PUnts 7Sc dot., M fill II I p:r 100. Valuable information in fres 111 Mil Catacrae. 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