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Newspaper Page Text8 Wl-LLAMLTIE gjUiAUBlt; SALEM, UKEGON, DECEMBER 10. l86. 4 otnnicrriaL UAUKKT REPORT. Thou prices run for I'ortlauil and ropruiaat wholcnata ratos from producers or llrat hands. WHKAT: Valloy, 81.27JS.81.:iO per cotitil. Walla Walla, $l.i!2 FLOUBi Htindard, $3.7C per ubl. BAUXKYi SI.10$I.H2 percental, OATS: 11 tlio per bushel. MILL YKKU i MiddlliiR", S22825 por ton. liran, SI'J&SUI per ton. PROVISIONS i Hams, 10 llo per pound. Shoulders, 78a per pound. Sidos, firm at K&iio per pound. Lard, Kutorn pails. lOtJgilo per nouiiil. Oregon, In tins, 08ijo por pound. In half barrels, loyilc per pound. ciikksi:! California, lfio per pound. Urcgon, llo per pounu. HONKY i- In comb, 1820o per pound. Strained, in fi K'lloni, 10Jllo pet lb. OHBKN FUUlTt Apples, TiOgCOj per bushel. I'OULTUY. Chickens, $2.603.'l per dozon. Turkeys, llvo wuinlit, 10I2o per lb. Uuoki, WSSG pur clu.on. VKHKrAtUKSi Potatoes, old, 00t)0o par bushal. Potatoes, now, 1J1 jo per pound. Onions, loper pound, FKKSII MKATSi l'ork. livu welxlit, Ho; fat, .'ljo per lb. Pork, drcsicd, JlJo per pound, llcef, on foot, ."IfaHjo per pouuil. Mutton, 2Jo per pound ross weight. Veal, 8llo por (wind. Tallow, ijuotu Do per pound. IIUTTKKi Coiiiinon, lOtylfia por pound. Choice rolls, 22182710 per pouud. IXHlSt- Kreah laid 1 II5 cents per do7.cu. WOOLs- Haatoni Orison, lfl2,'lo per pound. Valley, 2021o por pound. Umptjut, raii(jo a trillo holier. IIAYi llaloil SI03I2 per ton. (IKASS 8KK!)i Timothy, 7Ji8o por pound. Hrd clover, IBnltlo per puuud. HOPS: Quota 20ii2lo per pouii.l. KICK: China No. 2, Ici.'o per ound. Naiinwioii lalanil, ri(o jtir pouud. TKA8 : Japan, .'KlnlOopor pound, Illack, I0.i7o pur pound. (Irccn, 03i"fio prr pound, coiu'i:i:i- Osta Kica, 12nlBopor pound. ,lvn, 20n22o per pouud, SlKIAKSt- I), in lilili, Iflo per pouud. O, in bills, 5V lcr pound, llxtra 0, in libit, flju prr pound. Crushed, etc , in bbls, Ufo per pound. In half-bills Jo more. SYKUPi- l'ivo uillou krus, "Oo por gallon. OILS: Ordinary grades o al oil, 2ftB20aa per gil. lluilt-d Liuseud oil. bOo per gallon. Haw liuseud oil, 77o per gallon, Tiirpoiitiiw, 70j per gallon. 1'uro lard oil $1,110 por gallon, SALTi Stock, bay, $1(1 per ton, Cuinvn, branu, $18 per ton. Coarao Liverpool, $20 per ton uuipiality, $l8g$J5 per ton. COMMERCIAL. Poitriasi), l)ai), 1SS11. Heavy ruiiM liuvo occuricd of lutoiuul tho Krouml is loiiifr well souketl. Tlio temporiitiito is warm mul spring liko, wlion tlio huh conuw nut, ami fall sown crops aro doing remarkably well. Wheat lias boon advanced in aeeonl auco with foreign advices ten cents u oontal. At Rnlem tlio mill is paying 75 fonts u bushel. Tho fanners havo goa m ally hold oil' until now, expecting better pi iocs, and most of tho wheat in wnro housed is unsold. Tho last advices show a decline, or less animation, and buyers aro not over anxious to purchase at highest llguivs. There is tolerably fair prospects that wheat will hold up but no certainty that it will niako any decided advance-. There is littlo Hour ground for shipment. Those who aro able to hold can do so with safety as tho ohauccri aro more in favor of further advance that any torious decline. Wo tried, in October, to give fruit RiowerH somo encouragement as to dry ing apples. Wo learn from wholesale griKcrn that thoy havo very small stocks and cannot keep up with tho demniub Uhoiconpples command a pricotlmt will tiring them from tho Kust by tho ear load very soon. Tho range of prices is from o for sun-dried to 10 llo for best bleached fruit. Such prices for dried fruit whilo green applea nro brought to market iu such abuudanco that they cannot bo sold for a living price, Whilo there was a failure of most green fruits last season, tipples mudo a fair crop, though not an average one. Wo shall havo a growing demand for good apples, but need to dry a fair pro portion each year to save ovordoing the supply of groen fruit. 1'jovisions are slightly improved, and Eastern advices (pioto bettor prices and a firmer imn hut. Wo quoto selling val uos: City new pack hams I0J?lle, ba con 8J(y,Ue, shoulders Ofific; Eastern hams llllo, bacon 8Je, breakfast ba con 10c, Kits-torn tinned laid 8y.SJc, and now local in 5 and 10 pound pails 8Q8.J0. Moat Supplies nbout equal to de mands, and tho market is quiet. Beef is quoted at !l(3.'Uc gross and Oc drcsed. Mutton in light supply and linn at23 !Jc cross and oifGc dressed. Veal firm al 8Dc Hogs iu lessened icccipt ; live quoted at U3Jc, and dressed 1010 for light to heavy. Oats arrive freely, although mostly for shipping. Host feed continues quotable at 'iain.Jc. San Francisco reports a rather easy market, utulor free sup plios. yet prices for good grades aro upheld. Mark Lane Review. London, Dec. 0. Tho Mark Lane Express, in its weekly review of the British grain trado says : Wheat values havo further onhanced. Tlio unsoundness of tho potato crop, a factor of leading imnortanco to tho wheat trade, is becoming apparont. Tho tubers aro now known to bo rotting over a largo district. Tho provincial markets navo sparing supplies ot wheat, and quotations havo increased 0d2s. In Loudon values of English wheat during tlio week woro 52, loll quarters nt Wis 7d, against GL',102 quarters at Ills during tho corresponding period last yoar. L'lour is scarce ; rates mo iiregular. Foreiuu wheat is linn. Corn is iu short supply and (Id dearer. Oats are llrmor. Bctfiis and peas luvo advanced Id. Five cargoes of wheat arrived, two wore sold, ono was withdrawn and two remained. To-day tho demand for wheat was rather weaker at an advance of Od. Flour was very firm and (Id dearer. Corn was scarcer and (Id higher. Hutlovs wore quiot. Tho supply of oats was smaller ami prices wero Oil lower. Au Interesting Letter Moscow, Idaho, Nov. 22, 1830. Mesirs. Btaver fc Walker, Portland, Or. (Si:nti.k.mi:.v -This is to certify that I bought ono of your Hoosicr Hiiuner Press Grain Drills and ued it on my farm last spring. I planted some wheal, llax and barley. It was Into in tho season, but it all came up well. I also planted somo who.it four weeks earlier with ono of I). K. Mc Sherry's Hroadcuhl Soedors, and only wish that I had planted all mv wheat with tho Press Drill. Mr. U. A. McOuire, my noighbor, jilautod somo barley about May 10th. I planted somo next day. Tho result was that ho nover cut a spear owing to a dry spring whilo I cut a very good crop, planted with tho Picss Gram Drill, I can prove this by scvoral of my neighbors, and would nutkoailidavit to that ollcct if required. Yours truly, (Signal) T F. Maiii:u. I; him been ileinomtrateil by careful practical testa that tho probabilities of tho Kerniiniition of hochI wheat aio Ktvatly increiiHeil ly packing the earth on the beori at time of drilling, aiultliut, in eoiiBeiinonee, tho iinnntity of seed can safely bo reduced one-half or one third of the amount usually sown, with full apiiuriinco that the yield will also bo greatly increased. Tho Hoosier Huiiucr I'ro&i Drill in the latest improved and bet implement for Heeding purposes yet invented. Bond for special illustrated ciiculuri.. St.vvku & Wai.ki:k, Portland, Oregou. tudden Death. Dr. Fliut's Heart UenuHly will pro long life by preventing thoso sudden dentin) from heart disease which bring untold griof to families, often plunging them into poverty, bocauso of tho un timely dcccAso of tho bread-winner. At druggistB. $l.r0. Descriptive treatise with each liottlc; or addwss J, J. Mack S: Co., S. V W'k are sending out many sample copied to named sent us by friends. All persons receiving such sample copies will consider it an invitation to sulueribe. Tho paper will not lie forced upon auy one. X laWable Mrdlral TrtalU. The edition for 1SS7 ol ths sUtllng Medical Annual koon as llostetter's Almanac, Is now ready, and may Ixubtalnedol drujgttU aadireneral conntry dealers In all parts of th United Stitos, Mexico, and Indeed In .crr clTlUisd iwrtloo of ths WcsUru llaaltuhsn. This Almanac has ln bsued regulaily at ths com. mencciu.nl of sttry year lor oer out nun oi a o turr. It combine, with ths aounJwt uractlcal adlc tor Oi preservation and rtstoritloa of health, a lars aniouut of Intsis.Unjr and amusing light reading, and ths caleudar, astronomical calculation. chronoKwIcal I Wma, 4.C, are priaied with great car, and willb fouud tntlnlr accurate. Tl Utu of llostetter's Al. manae for 1SS7 will ptobablt b ths largt edition ol medical woiW ir publlahsd In any country, Th prvprletois, Mewr. lloatctur & Co., Pttttburg, fa., on rclpl uf a to cut sump, will forward a copy by mad to an) on who cinnal procure on la his neighborhood. A38E3BMENT AND TAXATION. Tho Statesman publishes resolutions passed at a mooting of Waldo Hills farmers, petitioning the coming Legis lature for an amendment to tho Consti tution providing for tho oxemption of ciedlts from taxation, and assessment of real and personal pioperty only, of a tangible nature. This works against taxation of mortgages. Ono of theso samo farmors told us lately that he and his neighbors weio finding out that tho mortgage-tax law has driven millions of money out of Oregon, and has re sulted in pluctntr inanv debtors at the mercy of a lot of brokers who handle monoy for capitalists, and iu addition to tho highest legal rate of Interest, ehargo llvo per cent, commission for obtaining tlio loan. Wo havo discussed this sub ject at length in tlio past, and did not find tho popular mind prepared to ac cept this viow. It is a subjoct that can not bo disposed of in u paragraph, but wo aro glad to soo our farmers realizing its importance. Tho question is : What courso will best sorvo tho purposo of tho Stato in raising rovonuo and work tho least hardship to tho tax-payer? IndlKostton or Conitlpatlon A few llAMiiuito Fios aro all that is necessary for the euro of tho severest cases of indigestion or constipation", and ono taken occasionally will prevent tho dovolopmont of thoso allectlons. 25 conts. At all druggists. Co., proprietors, S. F, J. J. Mack A An End to Honr tcraitlas;. Edward Shophcrd, of Ilarriaburg, 111,, saysi "Having received so much benefit from Klco trio Hitters, I feel it my duty to let sutferiiiK humanity kt ow it. Having had a running soro on my leg for tight years; my dector told mo I would havo to havo tho bono scrap cd or leg amputated, I usod instead tlireu bottles of Klontrio liittcrs and soven boxes of lluoklcn's Arnica Salvr, and my leg is now sound and well." I'.lectrio Hitters aro sold at fifty cents a bottle and Hucklen's Arnica Silvc at 25c per box by Port A: Son. 6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tills powder nerer ane. A man el of purity. trrnittlisiid holoiiiein... More rconoiulcal than tll4 0rdlnari Lltiils. an I cinnot ha .old In comnetltlon with th multitude of low test, short weight, alum or pliMithite powder, Sold onl) In cant. UOYAL IIAKI.NU I'OWOKK CO., 10H Wall St.. N Y. decly IMAGNETISM The Fountain of Life ! Nothing knc.nn to science ispult our .llngurllr HIilclJs tot ths cur of Ccniuuiptlon, Diuhtheiit, lUUhts Dlaeaac, Eiiilfp'y, I'aralytl, Lnuibigo llhsnmalltiu aud IVmalo DIlHcultle. Our Slagurllr Vrt has no equal on earth for ths cur of Con.uuiplljn, Pjspcpala and l'araljslt. Our Kldnry licit cure I all dlMaaesof Klduejsand 8plne, Our Magurllo Intolrncuica Umeneis nid HhounatUni In fret snd ankle and keep jour feet wirm. Tiy a pair, f I 00 to any address hj mail. Send for pile Hat of our Appliances and book, "Plain Road to Health " t're, Goo.1 agents wauled In sirr town on the Pac'fle Coast, M. J. TUCKER, Uoiieral Agent Chictgo Magnetlo shield Co. IMCII'll' CUasT It K .1 C II, No 100 Pvi-t 8lrct, 8an rraucUco, Cal TAX NOTIOK, XTOH'IDK 13 IIKHEIIY OIVES THAT MY i aolf or deputy will bo in the product ot Marlon couuty on the days hereinafter men tioned, from It) o'clock Iu the fort-noon uuill a o'clock in the afteruoou of said days for the mirpoto of collecting taxes lor tne ear iswn uuiict int.-, December 1. 1VC I'hami'oeg St. Paul Fatrneld.i.... Hlher Creek (lardeM Ablqu Unwell 1'ralrle Jetreraou Marlon AuuiaIUe staitou . . Meliaiu Sublimity Hrook Turner Aurora Hubbard Ytoodburtl Uervals hoiuti Salem North Salem Salem Decembers, lAi , December , Ihki. December s, liWd. December 6, Hvl. December 7, Kiti. Iiecember s, IJ. December 9. lvw. IH-cember 10, 1-vSd. December II, 1A. Iecember IS, ISsiS. December U, l. December IS, lvti. December ifi, lvi. Deeemoer 17, lvfi. December l1. i.n5 Decemlier'.'O.lSv December 2I, ivw. December '1, liS. lecmberti,ld. December-, lM. December 'J7, IsmI. December , iv, December '24. l&vi. fcal Hale m l)ji...l airi.Vm ilreou. November IV l-feti. JOHN W. M1NTO. lvr Sheriff Marlou Couuty, Oregon. RUPTURE lta ?ou kranl ot lh ai.Hir4Lnjr reduction lor UIL 1. A. allKKMAN-a t'aiuoua Ham Treimni, lb twly knawniruareairiMurorlandewr wliboul oirtka or kiulraxv irumlakorl hMlolrob4jiii. t-p. Cc ruaUa ulhl nd day, a chads-. ull4 to all . Now IO only, iwad rer ctrcilax or rwaaur BMUU,lL.uwviion. aaj iwvola. Ul rtirrd al boom ana lMbaiw,t(ncvttttrolaj,liw Vork. ROYAl AKIK6 Chas: H. FRONT, FIRST ARO VINE -UirOTlTBlW OF- Hardware, Iron and Steel PABM MACHINERY. Solo Agents for Ore y4n sJMSJSllisisfpisssjssgT i I'm ramsj-jt-1rivsyj:ii MfnSSSSSBSSSSSJRSSSUSSSSSSSSBBSJSJJBB DEERE'S PLOWS. Thr) rtPorr) UoOT TlflQl Plnii; Sixolk or Dout Furrow. Thoy rioilniloonJ come ioii(nrlololut iUU IJUUI. UHU II -1JUUI 11UH I r(cctlon tlit enough In their pnlM. Power Lin Joiiii Doorc soiiy PloWi jy,i"umcio?it"wctiwcrthinith"rovht" this Implement in out ol the recent tents, a Walking I'low cutting 80 cuhlo Inches had .121 iun.li actual draft ; tlio Dvero 8ulkjr plow cut 80 cubic Inches with only an actual drslt ot 2U2 pounds. We aro ali agrcntt for Superior Seed Drills and Sojcrior Broadcast Seeders. SSXAiS and M complcts with neck. joke, douUctlcn, etc, and an poillhe form Kvnl. Sols Agents for Cortin's Disc Harrow and Seeder, urPi,r SMttler Farm Wagons, K.nl.f Q,MUute reM Hall's Safes. :-: Califoruia Powder. :: " sc,,a ror :! ,..., rnc. f.,.t. (IIsEIIHuIhk t Oui::o.v .i(iiit' pa MV MoiTLAIl If li:il I KTIHIXH 1: 1 1, i.HLK0.1 OITK A.XitM FaitTlmcf Hut Connectloul New Equipment :': Miles Shorter ! 0 Hours Less Time ! A CCOMMOOATIONS U.VJUIU'ASSKli KOIt C01I XX. fort and Killy. fares and Freight much leas than L) any other route between alt points In the iMiuiueuo tmcyanu can rianciico. The ONLY route lU YAQUINA BAY! TO SAX F1MXCISCO. Unity rariisrr Trains rvcrpt Suiulny, U-aiaCortallli (except Sucdajs) at 1 M P. M. Leal aqulna, (escept hundais)at 730 A. II. O, & 0. It. K. trains (West bide) connect at Conallii. 0. AO. IUU. trains (East blJe) connect at Conallls with stage from Albany at 12.06 1'. 61. milE FINE A I STKAJIsllIP V.lUII.Vt tITV I 8AIU raon YAQnxa 1 mon sax raaycuco: Saturday. Dec. 4 Saturday . , Nov7 Thursday . Dec. 9 Thinidt) 10 Tuetda) S Sunday .Jan 0 Tuesday .... 21 Suada) Jan. rTiaay 11 r riuay , si Tlie Company rescriesUi right to chang sailing dajs. tQ.For further Information appl) to CHAS V. UUUUti, A. 0. I. and F. AKcnt. Oonalllt.lOregon. Great Overland Route I NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. Tilt! OM.Y LINK Hl.VMVti IMilInuui Pnlnce Sleeping Cars! Uagnlflcent Day Coaches snd Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Cars, with berths frc of charge. From Washington & Oregon Point to th EAST I la ST. 1MVL ami MINNEAPOLIS Tli only Trans continental line running I'alace Dlulng Cara (meals 7V.) Fastest Time Ever Made From tho Coast otcr the Northern Pacific rail road to Sioux City, Council Uluds, St. Joseph, Atchliuon, Leavenworth, Kansas City, llurtlngton and Qulncy, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO And all points through th East snd South KM! I la at. Paul and M nneapoll. tr Tli only Una running THROL'QII EMIQRANT SLEEP1NQ CAIIS FHOU PORTLAND and hauled on regular Express trains over the entire- length ol the Northern I actrlc Hallroad. Leal Portland at 1-J0 pm. dally; arrli at Minne apolis or St. Paul at 12:J0p.m.,(r.oou) fourth day, OnnectlOBsmadsat St. Paul and Minneapolis and all points Eait, South, and Southeast. PACIFIC DIVISION:- Tralns leave PortUud. 0.15 a. m arrive at New Ta coma tia p-m., connecting w 1th O, K, Jc N. Co.'s boats lor all points on Puget Sound. A. 1). CHARLTON. Oenl Wesfn Pas Agt. No, Washington street, Portland, Oregon, unoi all, S3 a week and txixusc iiunrv paid VaJuahl outtit and iartlcular tree. noitiun! I. O. 1 ll'KKHV, AniutU, Malar. DAYS' TRIAL. THIS NIW ELASTIC TRUSS Uu a Pad dntrrenl trvm all oibw. la ep ahatM. wilk Self 4jaMing Ball In cotr,4lapt lult So all ftaMilioa or lb body wkll lb ball Uithacp proaawa back th Intaa rinww luat aa a rxraon &wV2&w&iLr??sxzz cwrtala. It U nil. dar-akl. and ekaa. llrsl b Bill . Clr wlanCrM. 1il srwi tatiw tfc, UIm., aa. ON 30 TJWkw Dodd & Co. STS., PORTLAND, OREGON, con and Waahlncton or thoto who lio utcil thvui or Kvn tliciu wurk ennnot isf FURNITURE! I. F. POWERS, Manufacturer snd Importer, 1S3 and 100 First St., TorlUnd. FURNITURE of ALL KINDS! NEW STYLES OF Parlor anil ltcd-Ilooni Suits, and Ollicc Flint It lire. tsT Canl'i BsdJIns; and Taper Ilinjlnjt. noiltf Oregon Railway antt Navica tiou Comiiany. THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE EAST. Transfer steamer connecting with Atlintle Espiess leaics A1I1 btreet wharf, Portland, dally, at 3:00 l'.af. Th Paclflo Eaprcsi arrive at Portland, dally at 10:30 P. 11. rulliunii Mlreplng Car run through to St. Paul, Couniil IIIufT. and Daton, and clot connections made with both Northern Paclflo and Union Paclflo train at their western termini. SAN FRANCISCO LINE. Ilelnren 1'ortlanrl antt Han Frnnrlico, Lsailng Atnswoith Wharf at midnight, as follows: raou roHTLAXD. I rsox sax rsAxctaco. Midnight. 10 A 11 Oregon, Sunday, Oct. 3,Colun.lla, Monday, Oct, t State, Friday 8 Oregon, baturds), ... U Columbia. Wednesday 13 state, Thursday,. ..II Oregon, Monday,. ,,18 Columbia, Tuesday, .111 State, Saturday .S3 Oirgoii. Sunday,. . ..'Jl Columbia, Thursday, 2$ state, Frldry 1 Oregon, Wednesday! Nov Culumbla, Tliuraday.Nov:! And every Bflli day thereafter until further notice. Through Tickets sold to all points In th United State, Canada and Europe, TO ASTORIA. Doat leave Portland for th Cascades and Hie Dalle at 7 A. M. dally, except Sunday, Doats leave Portland at 0 A. U, dally (except Sun, day) (or Astoria and way points. TO UUEGOM MTV AMI D.llTOX, Boats It-ate Portland at 7 A. M. Monday ', Wednes day, and Fridays (or Dayton and war points. Iteturnlng leave Dayton at S A. II. Tuesdays, and Thursday s and Saturday a. Ceneral OlMccs t'op. Front anil D Sis. A. L. MAXWELL, Ticket Agent. JNO. J I1VIINE, Qen. Pass, and Ticket Airt. OVERLAND to CALIFORNIA. OUEGOX oiMFoitM I lt.lt. And Connections. Timot Two and One-Hair Days. Fare from Portland to San Francisco, Ji; to Sacra, meato, $30. Close connections mad at Aahland with stages of the California, Oregon and Idaho Stage Company, EAST HIBt? UltlSIOXl (DAILY EACKPT SUNDAVo) Btlvteen I'or'lnuil ana AslilnnuWIall Train. LIAM. lorUand aaaiiE. ,.8-OOAM Salem 10JIAM Salem . . Ashland,. Salem,. . ....10.S3AM ,. ..SJiPM .liPM Aihlaml, 10 All Salem 1K)1PM PortUnd 3:i:PM Albany Express Train. 11AI x, Attn . Portland, ,.0PM Salem ,. ..7:11PM Salem, ... .7:15PM UUnon, 930PH Lebanon 1 .15AM Salera, StlOAM alem 0:17AM Portland 10:03AM Pullman Palace Sleeplrg Car dally Utw ten Portland and Ashland. Th D, It C II. IU Ferry make con. nectlon with all the regular trains on the East Sids Division, Irom ths foot of F. street, WKSTMBt: DltInie.V. Betneen I'ortland and Cortallls. MAIL TRAIN, isart. I iiuti, Portland 730AM Corvallis, 12iPU Corvallls, . ,lSOPMPorUand 0.15PM At Corralis connect with trains of the O.P. (or Va rjulna bay. Kil'HESS TKAIN, LIAM. AkllVS- Portland.... 1:50PM HeMlnnv ills... . 4 McMInntlUe 8.-O0PM McMInnvtlle S:iUMPortland, 9MAU Local ticket for sale and baggage checked at com, pany up-town cilice, cor. Pine and Second streets. ileksts for principal point in California can only be procurel at company orflce, Cor. F, and Front streets, Portland, Or. Freight will not be receive 1 for shipment after fir o'clock P M on either tha East or West Sids Pit Won. 1U KOEHLEK, E. P. ROOERS, Manager. O. F, A Pass. Art. 4 ; LONG LOANS. PWrMUl arart!7 .! S UluM. M4 S ...U k( ..jU..Im Laam fcnu. .w. Vaa. tau iwr. e.s n.,.. MtaaiCT, ralaM BaUUac, CUuUaaU, ol f V . tl ' 7TA ,111 fin