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TIio following represent wholesale rate,
friin produc'TH nr tint liati'U
WHHAT Valley 81 85 per cu.Ul. U alia
Walla, 81.80;
FI.OUH In jobbing lo'a, extra choice,
JGfeG.ffi Country lii-amla, S.ViV&j.j.fiO.
iAl'D, 67J70o for good feel h mh.
NIflN.S.-:ilfet'j.
"OTATOKS. -." to 00c per 1m nwi dull.
GKBW AI'I'MCS Cliuco winter varieties
scarce and will tiling 7fi&83cj inferior and
pecked, 40(2tG0c.
IIDULINUS. Jobbing, for feed, ?33
$ t5lfton. Shorts,$25fe'27 50 Chop, J3035
lillAN Jobbing at 52'.'i per ton
BACON Sides, linn 143; Hams, country
onred, l5(crlUoj Shoulders, li M'-'o.
CHEESK.-Cal., lGtolSo l lb.
HONEY In comb, 18.'0o; strained, in 5
gallons, 12c.
JKIKD FKUITS. Apples, sun dried ciuar
ered, OJrijo'c; sliced, (iifcTic; machino dried,
irm, 10c; l'c.nrs, machine dried, UalOc; I'luins,
tun dried, 8!), and machine dried, 1012Jc.
POULTKY. Chickens, full grown, $3.00
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riQGS. Near bv fresh laid; dull, at 2.-c.
BUTTER Wo "(uole, fresh roll,27J:i0c,
last for very choice.
HOGS. Orosscd, 8c&9c.
JIKEK. (IroHS weight a and (ic tor choice.
BHEEl'.- fiion weight, 4i(gj.'ic on foot.
VEAL. (Jltooc
VVouu. Eastern Oregon, lC20o; Wil
lamotto Valley, 1822o; Umpijua, none.
HIDES. llutchers' linlcs, dry, 10c;
oountry uurod, dry, Hi'.-; culi J oil, green
Md.u, Halted, 8Jc; country ditto, Sic;
deerskins, dry, .10c li' lb; d sheep polto each
l&il.OO; dry elk, 20o per Hi.
TALLOW Quotable at 7c per lb.
HAY Choice tiinothj ,S25(s820; from wag.
on, t2f.S2U
SEEDS Timothy, dull site, but not vory
much in the market; Kcil Clover is steadily
advancing, having increased 2j the last week
with prospect of still going up. Wo ipioto
to day : Timothy, from 8 to 10c, as to quality;
Kcd lop, Ivmtorn, lyo per In; Urcnird drags,
Eastern, Sic; l'urrmilal Rye Gras", Eastern,
21c; lllue Grass, EaiUrn, 18c; MeH(iiit, Ore
gon, 10c; Red Clover, 182()c; Wlntu Clover,
as to quality, I0ftf.r)0c; AUiku Clover, as to
quality, :i.riIOc; Kiold Peas, about $l.r0 per
bushol; I'otitoei, for seed, from 80i3$1.25,
according to variety; Klax, tcirce, 1 'J J c ;
Onion Setts, acrordiug to quality, ir20c;
3ats, whito Russian and other now kindi,
I1.S0 per bushel.
tllSNKKAI. MF.KrilAJVIHK.
LARD In kegs, 15 j; Oregon leaf, tins
18o; do in pails, lli174o.
RICE. Chiua, No. 1, 6fo; China No. 2
H I Sandwich Islands, i(llju.
1'KAS. Japan, IlOyiO; lllack, 4076
Urasn, 6nWH0u.
OOFVEU Costa Rica 12gl4c; Java, 20
22u.
.SUGARS. Crushed A 12&12tc; Fine
Crushed 12ra)12i ;Cube, 12124o; Extra C,
lljo; loldHii O, 0fl In; daudwich Islands
No. l,UJlllo, I), l)J10o.
HY11U P. Five gallons 70o
CANDLES -iLVslfli.
RAISINS. California, $2.75 (g3.2o2o l!
box
SOAPS. Goo.1, 75c$1.7B.
OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, DOj; higl
trades, Downo li. Co., H7Jo; Roiled Linseed,
SO'dit'o Raw, 77c; tlmou oil, (ijo; Turpcn
line, 70o; Pure Lard, 1 30; Castor, $1.25
11.40.
SALT. Stock, bay, -$10 ton; Carmen
aland, f 12); Coarse Liverpool, $15; Finn qual
iy. $15'-'0. Ashton's dairy, ditto, &10
Hides Heavy Baited steers, ICallc t lb;
litiht saltnl hides, cos and steers, 30a45 llx,
fUn'l ini..llll II do. I.")(l."5 ltn. IIilO'1: silted
kis, lOJallc; waited cilf. good demand for
plump skins, Italw.; hair j;oat, nound skins,
0.u70i!; ii.ediuin, fiOc; small sums and Kin, uu
25c each; de. r skins, good hiiiumer skiuj, 371
IOc; mulimn, long hair, 3u33c; poor and
winter skin', 20c; shop i-kms, sheaiingt, '2on
30c; short woo , 30'ifiOj; meiliuin wool, COcn
SI; long wo .1, 311 40; dry hiilcs, uual felec
tion. 17Jl8c; dry kip, 17c; d . calf, 20n22Jc.
HnnH The mot market is dull at 'JOi&SI.
Wool The maiki t is exceedingly flat. The
spring clip arrivci sparingly ai yet, and thire
being no Eastern buvrit litre prices are alto
tctiier nominal, say 1 5fe 18c for good Southern
fkeces
London Wncat Market
IiMiiiN. April 21 Tim Maik Ianc Ex
jire, in its ii klj rt view nf the giam trmle,
siys: The wheit crop has materially im
proved during the wick, and trade is fiimer.
Flour, steadier; baiby fivors l.uyerB; in
foreign wheats thero was small business;
floating cargoes steadily d creasing; mai7",
lirincr; cargoes ( II' cai-t, inactive; 18 arriv.
als; 8cargiei sold and 9 withdrawn; 12 re
main, including red winter and two Cali
fornia. Sales of Kngli'b whfat for the week,
MJ.-jS quarters at 51s. 8d, against 36,138
quarters at 46s 8d the corrtsponding week of
last year.
QOLD AND STORK COMPANY'S EHPRT3
COMMERCIAL
TuuiiMiAV, Apiil 2tl, 1883.
The weather bni bieu pleasant fiom Sun
day until duto and ciow have tclt the inllii
enco ol the sun's rajs. Wheit, on low lanil,
has BiitlVrcd, but may come out if tho w rather
favors. Farmers, whoso ground was in ord r,
have improved tbutiiuu to put in spri g ciops,
California his had late tains and they claim
that good crops, of all kinds, are assured.
Some varieties of f tut may have suU'ered
from the mid rams of April; fears aro cntir
taincd that tho steuiH of stem fruits m y bo
so weakened by the cold and rain that much
fruit will fall oil'.
Thau is 'iliuoiit no change in imiketa.
California crops and Markets
Fiom the Sui Fi.iiieiscoC'oimrrd'(irrn(f,
April 111, 18S3 :
Clop prospects continue to be faioralili' for
a large jiell nf cereals, fiiuti, etc. Tin
wheat market is utoidy and linn at tho l.it
(It'i'liue, futuies ate in the tin li dialer llailui
is on tho up glade. D.its uio btctily. Hay
favors tliu liuvir. lli.iu is in li.lit atuok anil
held with liriiiui'sa. Potatoes oontiniiii to
ooiuin.ind good pneet Onions aio ac-arm and
kih. Ihaiis favor the Imvir, Hops are
aithout not ible chiiigo Ili.Us am bmn,
Tallow is in active d.uniid. Wool continues
to bu neglei'tid. I'li'tirbeiiy; in good supply
is weak. Cheese amies moie fteily mid
prices urn Mailing K.'gs Veil rtudlly, the
supply is scant Winter apples aie becoming
sen co. lined fin it is acaicu and wanted.
There has b en niiuierout anivalsof deep
water vesuls dining the week, adding mate
rially to tliu tonnage supply. At present
there Is no unoi'itl inquiry tor giam diallers.
Rates me therifore mon'or less nominal. Tim
vessels on tho berth exceed '.M.51H) legistcred
tons, the dia mtaged 70 000 tons and Uio lleet
to . it rive within the mm live or six mniitha
110,00 toiu, agatvat 200,000 tons at a oorrea
ponding date last yeir I'mii iron ships are
reported aa cbaiteieil for summer loading of
wheat at i 17a lid, United Kingdom, which
is n decliuo of 2i lid uhui latna current a
week ago,
The qiintttiout for t.iplea are aa follow.;
Win at All expel ter Itaa aeciired some
3,000 ton extra choice N 1 m three lota at
$1.7.1 $1 TOJQf 1-77J (wrctli mil era pay $1 SO
g 1 S'JJ for t itii eh .ice w lute. Tho grow iug
Qvp la leiiorted aa lo.tl.in,; lery welt, although
another afiow i r or two woiildnot Iv amiaa m
tliu aouthiru part of the State.
Oats Sib it $2 pr ctl , for extra choice ;
No. I, (I tili&l.M; No. 2, $1 7.'Kti I :.
Itiil.y -C .claim- it steady at $1 XivU.1 .Ml;
bn'ulng laiimet at $1 2.V&1 10; fit'd ia wmth
1 '.'.tlfi".! -'
I'l ur - We quote (My extras at $5 ToCftlt;
oun lirau ta, x'rai, s ..itf.) oil; extra au
awrtlur. f I -1 ; up r.uiK, $l5l 23,
San Frandsoo Markets
San Fka.ncisco, April 25,
Wheat The market is not quite so lirm;
spot quotations, No. 1 white, $1 821(5(1.85;
extra choice, S1.8741.90; No. 1 white,
buyer, April, $l.8IJgl.82; buyer, the season
3LMJ1.8fl.
Flour -Market firm. Some sollers aro rais
ing tl etr pret nsions and ask an advanoj of
12ic.
IHrley Eas er. Spot, feed, $I.2211.27J;
lutures, No 1 feed. M iy, 3l.23jiil.21;
buyer, the seison, SI 2."JfS1.2(il; seller, the
vnar. 81. 1'JftAl. 12.
Oats Maiketis firm for choico and extra
choice qualities, SI 1)3. SI.!)7Jgi2.02J. Wash
ington Territory. SI.7.rCSl.0.
Potatoes IVtaluiiM and Tomales, i)5c
S1.I2J; Humboldt, rid, $1.10l.lf; fctjeks
aro reduced.
Grain 11 igs The marki t is cosier and prices
favor tho buyer; fale to-day of 150,000 Cal
lUttasatSS I2J; bujer July.
Wool ltusiiiess ilull; icccipts going into
warehouse. Eastern buyers are expected soon,
probably about .1 fortnight, when brisk trade
is predicted by some; quote Eastern Oregon
nomim.1 at 17(a.24u.
Eggs stocks are not largo but in excess of
demand; tn-Hi Ualiiurmi, zuyguac
lluitr- Dull but not quotable lowo ; fresh
roll, 23Jfa,2.)c.
(IIIA1S MAHKKT.
Whoit easier at Sl-77i1.85; barley,
lower: snot. SI.22: April. S1.22J; May,
31.2211; buyer tho season, SI 23i'; seller, 83c
I.ll.
OlIICAflU MAHKKTS.
CniL'Aiio, April 25.
Wheat -Stronger. 31.121 May.
Lard Steady, $11 07J May.
Mitt' YOllK MAIIKKTM.
Nkw Yohk, April 25.
Wheat-Strong; SI 101.17.
Flour Sto uly; fair demand.
Wool Dull; lull, 12g21c; spring, 1(3
31c; pulled, 18fe40o.
1IK1 IIIIOIIM'm KMILlt-ll MAHKKT KKl'OHT,
Liimion, April 25.
Floating cargoes Quieter.
Cargoes on pasaL'u and for shipment
ll'irdly any demand.
English couutry inaikets Firm.
French country markets Firm.
Imports into U. K. past week Wheat
280,000 qrs.
Imports into U. K. past week Flour
210,000 bids.
Mark Lano Slow.
yilDTATIIISS I1UOD CAKllllKM AMEKICAN WHEAT.
Red winter, per 480 Ibi oir coast, 4Cs3d;
prompt shipment, 4(ls 3d.
Red winter No. 2 per 480 Ibioff coast, 4Gs;
prompt shipment, 45s 3d.
California averaire carcoes per 500 lbs, oil
oonst, 45s; just shippol, 4.r)!i; nearly d e, 45s.
California standard No. 1 per 500 tl', just
shipped or promptly to be shipped, 47s;
nearly due, -iim.
Quotations understood to bo midway bo-
twetn iron and wooden ships.
MVKHPOOL UAUKEM
LiVKKi-noi, April 25.
Spot market Rather easier.
Fair average Red wiutir, per ctl 9s Id.
Quantities on passage to continent Wheat,
300,000 qrs.
California No. 1 standard, per ctl 9s lid,
No. 2 Red American spring, per ctl 8s 3d.
We itber Cool for the time of year.
STATE & TERRITORIAL. NEWS.
lli.ow.N to Atoms. Couductor Sally, who
came down .Monday on tliu train trout tne
trout, on the Southern extension of the O &
C railroid, repot ts that oil Saturday last n
Cliiimman, who was cng iced as A book man
and had chaig- of pj)ing the Chinamen their
wagui, sat down on a keg ot giant powder to
wait lor tlit m to come, lie liad just drawn
$1000 in greenbacks tor the purpose of p.i
ng tin in, ami while sitting there the keg
trotn aoino unknown cause exploded, blowing
him into atotua ami the money with him,
N t ueu i piece of his body could Ik) found,
nor anything of his clothing except a small
Hirtion of what was sup;ased to bo his ovir
alls. A very few strangline pieces of the
greenbacks were found, but not enough to
put them together to male them of any value
Thk Imiu School. The llillsboro ;iuV
mmt a i) a; Mr, W. 1). Hoxter is now man-ai-er
of the Indian school at the Grove, and
the department is well satisfied with his eco
nomical administration. Tli pruvioui niaua.
gra had, it is said, been rather lavish iu their
expenditures of government money until
there was fcarcely any funds of the 30 000
appropiiatlon for the year ISS2 to run the
school for the last three niontl a of tho year.
Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Wilkinson had managed
tho school alter Wilkinson's removal. The
government, so wo are informed, seut out two
accountants at an expense of $1500, and on
tlteir report tile depxrtmeut reluscd, to nay
lulla to tho amount of $3300, which they had
incurred.
A Nkw Ai.a-ka Com r an V. Article of in-
corporation for the Alaaka Salmon Packing
and Fur Company, have been tiled with the
county clerk of San Kranciaoo. The objects of
the corporation are catching, canning, salting,
smoking and otlurwwo prvpanug tiah for
matket, trading ill hides, (ma, provisions ami
dry woods, doling in Iu uber and merolian
diaoatNaha lake and harbor, Alatka, and
geiieiilly engaging in commercltl buainesa.
The capital at ck ia Sl.tW.tKX). divided into
50,000 aharea ot $.0 each. Tho tiuatte, w ho
aub'Ciihid tor UMaharea of atook each, are as
Hollow a Daxid ilder, James Green, Max
1 1'nJit, I 11. l'hoiiiuou and K lUclir,
Sa the Pendleton K'lttUreijonian: Wheat
showed us by John lkan Wednesday easily
com inced us that tlie coining crop would be
enormous. The routs are deep set in the
ground and the blades very wide. As many
as twenty shoots from one giain were
counted.
Tho records of the city of Seattle establish
the fact that there arc now in butitiesi there
six wholesale liquor houcs, paying a license
fee of $100 each; 40 retail liquor saloons,
piying $300 each; 12 beer saloons, paying
100 each, and 20 pool, pigeon and I illiard
tables, paying in the aggregate $775 per aa
num. There are ilso in the city 90 licensed
dny, trnckB ai d express wagons, drawn by
1GG borera, and paying license fees aegreeat
mu SI, 093 per annum. From these sources
Seattle nerivea a revenue of S10.27O per
per annum.
A A'alla Walla dispatch of April 21tt says:
After an extended trip through the Upper
Country, the Orujonlan's correspondent gives
it as his estimate, gathered from every
source, that tl o grain crop for the coming
season will be double that of any year previ
ous, uarnelu county alone, on tne lowest
estimate, will yield a million and a quarter
bushel, and other counties oveu more than
this All towns are growing and progressing
h'naly.
An exchauge Bays that the Indian troubles
amount to nothing. The troop who have
moved out from Walla Walla merely go into
summer camp as usual. If troub'e should
occur, it will be by reason of the criminal
foolishness of the Interior Department. If
the Indians are left to the military no harm
will ensue, as they have as much confidi lice
in them as they have disgust and want of
confidence in the agents of the Interior
Department.
Dayton mills have advanced lumber S3 per
thousand.
Tho people of Cheney have caused three
large cisterns to be construct-d on Main
street, and purchased large hand pumps as a
protec ion against tire
rhe Port Di-covery saw mill, after being
shut down four wetks for repairs and lm
provements, began work Monday, cutting
100,000 feet of lumber a day.
The trial of Peter Dosgranges, for tho mur
der of his wife, is in prog ess at. Cheney.
Insanity will bo the plea of defense, if it is
found that Deranges did the shooting.
It is stated that the lllakcly Mill Company
havo abandoned for the present the project
of building a wide gauge logeing railroad from
Oyster Hay to tho Chehalis river.
Tho Oregon Improvement Compiny have
deeded five lots in Prescott for school
purposes. Fivo other lota have also been
purchased, and a building to cost $3,000 will
be eree'ed.
The Goldendale Gavtle says that between
the mouth of Rock crtek and Chapman creek,
some 25 miles east o G ddend lie, and imme
diately on the Columbia river is a body of
several thousand acres of good government
land, nearly every acre of it readi for the
plow. A sc ire of good farms could be
opened out there in sight of both railroad and
steamboats.
Two Indians camo into Cheney recently
with a largo bay mare, which they said they
had taken fiom one of Moses' Indians, who
had stolen tho tnor i from a fanner near Mon-
dovia. Sheriff Dillon went with tho Indians
to cap turn tho thief, who was camping near
tonn, out lie mado his escape and has not
been captured. The Indians who took the
mare from tho thief are Spokanes, and they
aro excited lest Moses's Iiidiani succeed in
making trouble.
Jackson county has two men awaiting the
action of the Grand Jury, charged with kill
ing their own fathers.
From Mr. M R. Lee, who camo over the
mountains from Coos, tho Roseburg Plain
dealrv learns, that Parker's taw mill, situated
about seven miles above the mouth of Coos
river, near Randolph, Coos county, was
burned on Saturday, April 14th. This was
the largest mill on the river, and is a heavy
loss to the proprietors, as well as to the
surruinding community. Loss, $15,000. No
insurauco.
The ) 'ise lleimhtiean says that a survey
Ins beon made for the Oregon Short Line to
run through liaise City, and tint orders have
been given to stop iur;ner ounuing on tne old
survey.
Lewiston citizens dilino to lay the rails
and ties on tho grade from Toxas Ferry to
a junction of the Palouse branch, giving as
a reason that Walla Walla would reap all
tho benefit.
A Walla Walla dispatch of a late date says:
Captam McGregor, with troop A, and Lieut,
ltackus, troop L, fully equipped, left this
forenoon t establish a military post at the
mouth of Foster creek, near the mouth of the
Okanagau river. Knowing ones hero belieie
that Moses is to be forced luick on to his res
ervation and that posts will be established in
anticipation of outbreaks by his tribe. The
expedition is under the command of Captain
McGregor, an old Indian fighter,
Some Warm Spiing Indians obtained a sup
ply of whisky and returned to the reservation
on Saturday, the 14th inst., and indulged in a
gi and blow-out and four of them drank thrco
bottles. Secama, the medicine min, n ado
threats against Adams and others of the four.
I'hey iiiurreled and Sunday morning Secama
was found dead w itli blood running from Ins
mouth and nose, and his bolt twisted around
his neck, Thrco Indians were arro-tcd and
brought to The 1) dies. Jimtiee Calhoun to
day held Adams in $300 bonds to answer be
f re the grand jury. Ho was committed to
jail in default Tho three aio among the
best Indians of the tribe. Indignation is high
aw'ainst those who sold them liquor. The
forties aro known aud will probably bo pun
.bed. A new mail ronto has been promised from
Spokane Falls lia Rockford to Farmingtjn.
Inspector Summon is now along tho route
view nig aud inspecting.
Through the LaGiande Rtconl we leain
t iat track laying on the llakcr City branch
passed the n.outli of M.acluin creek some 30
miles this side of Pendleton. All of Hates'
men aio at work on the grade between that
p int and the summit. The prospects for the
completion i f the road to Mcacham'a at an
early date, are at pnsent very encouragiug.
This will bring the railroad within about 23
miles of La Grande, which will kuock the
bottom out of 3 cent freight.
Tne I'uion count ittconl is enlarged to a
4S.columu paper, eight pages. .
An aetl Indian named We as-kus, who
several years ago renounced his allegiance to
the Nez Prtve tribe, became a cititen of the
Unites! St itea, and located a homestead on
the tlit nearly oppo-ite L-w stm, hia beeu
sick for (Ultra! months, and on the 17th lift,
he died The di erased was a Catholic and au
honest man and durii'g the war of 1S77 he
gave important information In the whites in
regard to the movements of the hoatilea. )I
had acquired considerable atock in horxta nd
cattle, and waa said to have, when he died,
eonaiderable money. Ilia la d is worth fully
S'vOOO and pronably hit stock and ntomy
w ill equal aa n uch ulorv. i
By the Thousand.
Dtirinir several vears mst. Mr. W. E. CI irko
nf Piovnlence R I., has sold thou-ands of
bottles of his great kidney and liver medicine,
Hunt's Remedy. He recommends it to cure
the most 'tubbcrn of all kidney, bladder, li er
and urinary complaints even Jinguts jjis
eise; and throughout its career, he has kept
the moito, "Never known to fail," flying,
wi'hout on:i having had occasion to tear it
down. Hunt's Remedy is, without question,
the best kidney medicine.
Landscape Architecture.
Messrs. Schilling & Terney, of t' is city,
announce in another column their intentions.
Roth gentlemen possess rare taste in their
line of business. liaron Von Schilling-Con-atad
t is probably w ithout a rival in this St itc
ai an artift, ai.d has traveled alt over Oregon
and Washington sketching. Mr. leruey has
been for somo time past in the service of the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company.
They will be pleased to meet anyone who
may desire plans diawn and specifications
made for any kind of architecture. They
make no particular specialty, but are masters
of architecture in all its branches.
NEW EVERY WEEK.
Oregon Kidney Tea.
From the multitude of certificates received
from well known citizens who have been ben
efitted by the use of this remedy, the proprie
tors, Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co., have con
tracted to publish two new ones each week
for the year ending April 1, 1883, that all our
readers may see the great benefits it haa con
ferred on the afflicted.
PoMLand. Oregon, July 31, 1879.
Whilo I was in Tdl.miok last win'er, i was
affected in my back and kidneys so that it was
almost impossible for me to reach Portland,
When I got ner I was induced to try the
Oreoon Kidney Tea. I drank, at my meals,
the tea made from it, and it haseflect.d a
radical cure. I can highly recommend it to
others similarly afflicted, as we believe it will
do all that is elaiintd for it. K. Colts.
I.ndepenuexce, Oregon, Dsc. 13, 1879.
Ujth myself aud wife have been for si me
jears afflicted with disease of the Kuluejs,
and had tried many remedies without olit.il.
iug any permanent relief. About three
mouths ago we were induced to try a package
of the Oreoon Kidney Tea, which has ap
parently entirely cured both of us, as since
taking it two weeks we h.vo felt no symptoms
of the disease We can heartily recommend
it to other similarly afflicted, as we believe it
will do all that is claimed lor it.
M. L. White.
Oregon Railway and IVuvigii
tion Company.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between San Francisco and Portland.
L?ailng San Francisco at 10 a. m.
State ol
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THE VICTOR MOWING MACHINE.
PACIFIC COAST MANUPACTTRE.
Patronize Home Industry !
8SBo You Want to Patronize Home Industry ?
sDo You Want to keep money at home and save freights ?
2rDo You Want to Save money for Yourself ? then
Send for Circulars and Price-List to
JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Foot of Yamhill, South Side, Portland, Or.
NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING & CAR COMPANY.
Successors To
SEYMOUR, SABIN & CO.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in the Latest
Improved Farm Machinery.
MADISON STREET, (from Front to First), PORTLAND, OKEOON.
Through Tickets sold to all points In the United
States, Canada and Europe,
Right resened to change steamers or Bailing dajs.
Fare Cabir, 920: ftu rase, $10. Children, 12 jmrs.
full fart; from 12 to 5, half fare; nnder 6, free.
Each full ticket I allowed 150 pounds buoyage free;
half tickets in like pioportlon. All oer weight, 2 ctnts
per pound extra. No treasure rtceived as baggage.
No liability utttiunod for loss of baggage oer $100.
IQneen ..iBtL EH
of the Pacific Zap H
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RAILROAD DIVISIONS.
On anil af'er March IS, 1883
LEAVE: Portland at 7:20 A. M.J Alblna at 8 00 A. M.
AUIUVE:atAlblna6.40P.M.i Portland at 7:00 P. M.
Portland and Astoria, Fast Time.
Tlt. WIDE WEST,
LEAVES PORTLAND AT 5 A M., RETUHNO
leates Astoria ut 1 P. M., dally, except Wednis
day'.. PortUnd Pusbengera can go on board after
U JO P. M.
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A. L. MAXWELL,
Ticket agent O. R. 4 N. Co.
JOHN MUIR,
Superintendent ol Truffle.
0, PRESCOTT,
ManmrrJ
We are sole agents on the Kortii Pacific Coabt lor the celebrated ndard double point and solid steel shara
MORRISON PLOW
Which are warranted to scour In any soil. Also the
Furst aud Bradley Gang Plow,
Kalamazoo Spring Tooth Harrow and Cultivator,
The lNYw Buckeye rain Drill,
New Buckeye Broadcast Seeder,
B'ickcyc Cider Press,
J he Diamond Feed Mill,
The Biirncll Four Point Barb Wire
We havo many othtrs tli itcaunot be enumirated here. We cordially invite all wanting
anything in our line to come uii.l -n u, and if you ci nnot comt-, send tor one of our price
IIBT'.D anil nafnlnmina Tl art A Wsrrn u I
....- ... v...ttv. a, , atua.0. manager.
Commission Merchants.
The fbllunliiE la a llal ot 'lie I'uiuiiilaalon
Irrrliuul. nrthla 1'llt. tihlrli nnullli.!i for
the brni-m ttfour rratlr-r. Tliey Hrr iirrlrcl.
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OEOIUIE IIERREN'.
J. J, HASfELL.
HERREN & HASSELL,
(SUCCESSORS TO)
IIEKKK HKO. anil HEBBEM A FAKKAU. I
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,'
AND DEALERS IS (
( HUM. WOOL, and I'LOIK BUM. Hcrcr ,
t aud twwlug TMlnta. corrwpoiidence and
Consignment solicited. Liberal ca.h autancv made
on conalgnnienta. r. u. iios .o.mo.
8. E. Corner Xorlh Froal and B. Street.,
marltl PORTLAND, OREGON,
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FURNITURE
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Crockery and Glass ware.
Steam Factory Water Street, betwecaJMoutgonurj
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Streets. Warehouse 183 and 185 First and
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