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Newspaper Page Text8 WILLAMETTE FAKMEK ; SALEM, OREGON, FEBRUARY 11, L8b7 tfdgfiv' OfommercmL n .,( A' ; 7" ltEVORT. Thoso pricis ara for Portland and rrprmont whotcsalo rates from produce or first hands. WIIKATi Vnlli-y, 8L3733L40 per conUI. Walls Walla, $1.35 FLOUB:- SUmUrd, $,'I.7G per bid. BARLEY: $I.10$1.12 percental. OATSi 4!l48o per bushel. MILL FEED t Middling.., $22?2fl per tou. Br m, $12SI3 per tun. PROVISIONS i- Hams, 10llo per pound. Slioulclors, C7o per pound. Sides, firm at 78o par pound. Lard, Eastern pail, 10llo per pund. Orogoa, In tins, 801j por pound. In half barrels, 10'llc par pound. CIIKKSK: California, ICo per pfcuod. Oregon, 14o per pouud. HONEY i- In comb, 1820o per pound. Strained, in 6 gdloni, lOJOllo per lb. GREEN FIlUITi Apple, OOjDOOo por bushel. rOULTUV.-- Chiokens, $2t'3.B0 per dozen. Turlcoyi, llvo weight, 1012o per lb. Ducks, ?53?0 per dozon, VEGETABLE! 1'otatoes, old, 080o por liuihcL Onions, lopcr pound. J FRESH MEATS!' l'ork. llvu weight, .lot fa. MJo per lb. Pork, dressed, 401 Jo .r pound. Hoof, on foot, 3ft:U , ur pound. Mutton, 2Jo per n,und gross weight. Voal, 8llo por pound. Tallow, ijuoto 0o pur pound, BUTTER:- Coiiiinon, 0.MJ per pound. Chuico rolls, ;tO&3JJo por pound. egosi Fresh laid 2025 cents por dozen. Oregon, lfl23o per pound. Valloy, 202lo per pound. Umpqus, rango a trltlo highor, JIAYi- Ilaled 110(3812 per ton. OKASS SEEDi- Tunothy, 7i8a per pound. Red clover, ISalOo per pound. HOI'S: Quota 10ii2fia por pound. RIUEi China No. 2. 4(1.50 per pound. Sannwich Island, fiiiOo por pound, TEAS i Japan, 30i40o par pound. Illack, I0ii7fio per pound. Green, 05u75o per pound. COFFKK t- Costa Rlea, 12il5o por pound. Java, 20n22o per pouud. 8UOARSi I), in bbls, -tgc por pound. 0, in bids, Sjo per pound. Ultra 0, in hlils, (Ha per pound, Crushed, etc., in bids, OJo per pouud. In half.bbls Jo more. SYRUPi- Fivo gallon kegs, 70a per gallon. OILS: Ordinary grades oral oil, 25 $20 Jo per gal. Itoiled Linsoed oil. 80o per gallon. Raw Unseed oil, 77o per gallon. Turpentine. 70j per gallon. Pure lartl oil 11,30 per gallon. SALTi Htook, bay, $10 pr ton, Oarmen, braud, $18 per ton, Coarso Liverpool, $20 por ton me quality, $I8S$.'5 per too, OOMMEKCIAI. TnmiHiiAY Feb. 10, 1887. Winter contlnuos, tho tlinw of Weil ncttlny boinj; followed by a sharp frcoo on Wednesday night, that burdened the slush (o ice. February will banlly kvo us warm weather enough to stmt buds or prema turely injuro fruit or Krowinir crops. If wo can have all our winter now, wo shnll Ih in good luck. The foreign nmrketa show a weak tendency in breailbtufftt, but our home market known no chanpe. Valley wheat is sold as high na ll.l'J for choice mill ing lots; if 1.40 being average. Walla Walla offerings are held at 1.!5, with little doinu. Buyers will not pay over 1.30 unleos compelled to till nut nu or der for a cargo. Oats are held for home uso na ship pers will not pay over 10cQ'i7o, whilo sollem ask ,M)o. Tho San Francisco market is heavy but quotations aro tho same. Poultry Chickens sell $:t.&0t.r0, and the mnrkot is not ocrstockod. Tho high prico may increase stocks and so como a decline.. lluttor California dairy haa been in rather full supply and choice rolls have sold pretty low. Thoro is today uoino improvement in prico, quotations being 22jQ25o for fresh grass rolls; 18(3 20c for pickled roll or iu brino. Local dairy is worth 20c2iro and poor lots aro a drug. Eggs Markot weak, at :10 cents. Hops are hold firmly, but tho market is stagnant and prices nominal, Sale mado of English and Qerrunu hops allow a decliuo of J to la por iound. Sales of English rango 17c to 22c ; Ger man, 2226c. Wool is held firmly, and largo Loudon sales havo been mado at fair prices. Bos ton salos includo 150,000 pounds Ore gon 1725c Fresh met ts aro held h'gher aim tho cold weather set in, and tho cost nf feed ing has increased so much. Beef and mutton are held firm at l(gl$c on foot, which is 8 to 9 dressed, butchers claim. Vo.il scaico, and commands 810o. Hogs nro JlQJJjc on foot, and oc dressed. Samo pricos prevail in country towns. Potatoes havo had to ho handled caro fully during tho freezing weather, and prices aro held well up. Provisions havo advanced half a cent on local packing; hams 1111J ; bacon 00; shouldors, t)7; eastern hams, 12Joj breakfast bacon, lie ; lard 88.o ; Dried fruits aro in good domand and stocks aro woll filled. Apples rango from 07c for sun dried, and to 9J 12Jo for bloachcd of host quality, and rango all tho way betweou, according to quality. Choico prunes 10c12c. French, 8o ; pitted plums 9c10c. Hidos. Dry hides 15lCc, light salt edOJ7c, heavy do. 78c, dry kip and calf, llQlGc, salt kin G(o,8c, salt calf 8Ql0c, voal 8c, valloy deerskins 20 2iic, Eastern Oregon lG20c for winter and BUinmor, sheepskins 7f3c$1.25 for short and long wool, elk hides 15c, beav er $1.50 $2.23, bearskins f l.C0.$0. Mark Lane Rerlew. London, Feb. 7. Tho Mark Lano KxprcsH, in its weekly roviow of the liritish grain trade says : Tho condition of tho English wheat offered has shown no improvement, and as a result thoro have been slow sales and lower values, both in London and tho provinces. Tho salos of English wheat during tho wook wero 41,!I00 qrs at ills 'Id, against 07,47:1 quarters at 20s S)d during tho corresponding period last year, it is estimated that deuvorica ol Luglisli whent from tho boginning of tho ceroid year 1880-87 havo been 18 por conL under thoso for tho samo por- od iu 1885-80. Country (lour is Od lower, Trado in foroign wheat is stag Arrivals havo boon heavy, and nro increasing at Liverpool, and London. Australian ship aro commencing and tho now the Arirontlno Itomiblic. Chili mint, stocks Ilristol monts crop of and India will bo soon on tho way hero. Thorcforo, if peace, is maintained, thoro will bo no onango for highor values. Flour is dull at unchanged quotations. Corn hardoucd and prices havo advanc ed !d. Oats aro firmor, and havo re covered 4d. To-day English whoat wns in bad condition, and very difllcult of sale. .. ....t - . Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. , 11. Cofl'eo, of Saloni, who was nominal od as Indian Agont for Umatilla reser vation, Oregon, has been confirmed de spite tho influences tho church could could bring against him that oxcom municatcd him becauso ho did not oltoy tho church rather than his official in structions. It is mattor for goneral sat isfaction that Mr. Coffoo has been so woll endorsed by his government after such a sovoro trial. Six inchos of enow at San l'ntncieoo is uot common, but thoy havo bad it for a few days lntely. The Verdict Unanimous W. 1). Suit, Druggist, Illppui, Intl.. testi fies! "I can recommend Kleotrio Hitters aa the very best remedy. F.vcrv bottle sold has given relief iu every case. One man took six tattles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years' standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, ltellvillo, Ohio, allirms: "Tho best selling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years' experience, Is F.lectrio Hitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the venliot is unauimous that Klectrio Hitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or lllood. Only a half dollar a bottle. For sale by the Port Drug Co. 2 California Products han Francisco, Jan. 27. The Journal of Commerco to-day issued its annual trade review for last year. It presents a remarkably llateriug showing for Cali fornia. Tho wheat product forthoyoar is shown to bo 40,000,000 bushels ; bar ley, 18,000.000 bushels ; beet root sugar product, 2,000.000 pounds. Coinage at tho San Franoisco mint, $25,000,000j valuo merchandise and troasuro export ed, $117,000,000; wool clip, 40.000,000 pounds; wine product, 20,000,000 gal lons; quicksilver, 30,000 tlasks; total valuo of the products of tho Stato in 18S0, $202,000,000; banking capital of BUto $57,000,000; increaso of immb gration during tho year, 21.GS0 persons. There is no patent medicino that wo know of that can equal tho old, reliablo Mexican Mustang Liniment. It is equally good for man or least We have advertised this liniment for years, and feel that wo aro doing a duty to our fellow men, as it is truly a vahublo preparation. i . .. NOTICE. Ilun from 04 to Klrit Thouaiad Dollar to lean at 8 per real,, on ipod aiattoo oouotr Una x-uritjr. Kiktulr ol U underU(nd as Kamaer A Ulnthau, Atlocnjr'al-law, at 8aUa. v . . . . . MNU OUCHLAOB. t'sb. tci, ISsiT (lu) H Trad. Strast. Weather During January. Tho rains for Mint month on this coast wcro confined to Oregon nnd Washing ton, with a fow showery days in North ern California. On tho 19lh thoro were light Bhawers in Southern California. Tho temporaturo has been warmer than usual on the whole coast. Washington was four degrees above, Oregon thrco degrees, Central California two degrees. North of California tho rninfall has been over average. Through California it is below average. Tho Sacramento Valley haB had only one-fourth an aver ago fall of rain, diminishing as you go south, when it falls to only a thirteenth of an avornge. At San Diego only four hundredths of an inch of rain foil dur ing tho month. Warm Feet. During tho cold, wot, and disagrotn bio days, ovcry ono should feel interest ed in tholr healthy. Ono of tho most cs sontinl conditions to health is warm feet. Dr. Strykor has tho agency for somo patent insoles that nro highly recom mended. Also a full lino of magnetic bolts of all kindc Call and eoo thorn at his nfllco 20 Commercial Street, over tho Statesman ofllco. Wo call nttontion to tho advertiso mcht of Thos. A. Cox Co., in another column. Wo havo no hesitancy in ro commonding this firm to our readers, as reliablo dealers in seeds and trees. Thoy havo just issued a now catalogue, and Invito an inspection. Thoy will mail tho cataloguo to all who apply. Sco tho nd. in another column. Hrnip of Fig. Manufactured by tho Cdlfornia Fig Syrup Co,, San Francisco, Cal., is natures own truo laxative This pleasant California liquid fruit romody may bo had of all druggists at fifty conta or ono dollar. It is tho most pleasant, prompt and ctreotivc remedy known tooloanso tho system: to act on the Liver, Kidnoys, and Rowels gently et thoroughly) to dispel head ache, colds, and I'ovors; to cure constipation indigostiou, and kindred ills, tf POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tbls powder nartr rsnet. A mutd ef purity, strength uiJ wholcMiusnets. Mors economical thin th orJiniry kinds, and cannot b sold In competition with the multitude ol low wit. short weight, alum or phoepluto powder. Sold only In cans. ROYAL llAKINQ I'OWUKIl CO.. 104 Wall SL.N.Y. dcclr Ohio Improved Cheaters yarranltMl cooler yror. Krvmt vrntH.1. Wins lit prtii In the Males and Vr l(n ('.outline, a welched tM lbs. Send f ordescrlp- uun rdu pnrv ur uicv ira ou rioiri, alto fowls, tus k a. siCita to., omiws, w. PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS To Coiiucl. Itlulls, To HtuistiH City, To St. l'aul. To Miiuicniiolis, To Wallu Walla, To Spokano Fulls, OCEAN STEAMERS BBTWKEN Snn Francisco, Astoria ami rortluiitl, EVEUVJSth D.1Y! RIVER STEAMERS On tho Columbia, Snake and Wll. lamette Rirora. IHItiET SOUND STEAMERS BETWEEN: VIotoHa, SeatUe, Tavcoaaay, Olnapia, Townaond, wkatcosa, And Intermediate Pointa. '. H. rstKst'arr. M.aaer, J.VO. J UYIINK, lieu. laas. snd llokct Axt. POSITIVE CURE. MKN. TOunr, mlddls-agta and olJ, slus-U or married, and all who are suSerisc lth LOST MiXU.aB. Nerrout deUUlj, Seminal Loew,8ual decsjr, FlUns; ststnoc;, Lck ol energy. lUMxi aca ruin tuain. Sjphlilie, lko ralns,HwU. Irgt, Sor Throat, Uloen, KSecUof Hervurr. KUmt and ltladdttTroutltlara: lun tine, Oouori hM, Olett Hrlcturr. prompt rtlUI and curs lor hi. BHVM KItti consult coaadeotlaLr II In troabls, call or will., DK. VANalO,CUCAK, l and 111 (J !(, rSxtUod. Ortt. bAKlM rvi Daily mmiM jJHhataaftsaiaVePlBM 26,587,335 BOTTLBS 035 yVarner?s SAFE! Core Sold, to Dec. 27. 1886. VJo Other Remedy in the World Can Produce Such a Record. This wonderful success of "Warner's Safe Curo" is duo wholly to tho real merit of tbo Remedy. For n Ions timo it has locn JtEOABDED ltY THE UIOIIEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES AS THE ONLY SPE CIFIC FOll KIDNEY, LIVEJl AND UIIINA11Y DISEASES AND FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Thousands of pconlo owo their llfo nnil health to " Wurner's Safe Curo " and wo can produeo 100,000 TESTIMONIALS to that effect. Read tho following and note tho largo number of bottles distributed. Wo guar (tntco thoso figures to bo correct, as our Rales-books will provo. Boston, - - 1,149,122. OA1T. W. D. ROBINSON (U. S. Marino Insp., Buffalo, N. Y.), In 1885 was sulloring with a skin humor llko leprosy. Could not sleep; was in groat agony. For two years triod ovorything, without bonoflt. Was pro nounced incurable. "Twenty tat tles of Wamor's Safb Curo completely cured me, and to-day I am strong and woll." (Fob. 6, 1885.) Providence, 171,929. EX-GOV. T. O. ALVORD (Syracuso, N. Y.) In 1884 began running down with General Debility, accom panied with a senno of wolght in tho lower part of tho body, with a fovcriah sensation and a gonoral giving out of tho wholo organism. Was in serloua condition, con&ncd to his bed much of tho time. After a thorough treat ment with Warner's Hafx Curo ho says: "lam completely restored to health by its means." Portland, Me., 441,105. MAJOR 8. B. ABBOTT (Sprlngflold, Mo ). In 1871 was afflicted with lame btich'. llhcumatlam and Kidney trouble. Consulted tho very beat physicians in Han Francisco, and vis ited all tho mineral springs thcro. Took a hoalth trip to tho Now England St u tea, but for bo von years suffered constantly from his malady, which had resulted in lirlghVa disease. After using a couplo dozen bottles of Warnor's Hafk Curo, and two of Safb Pilli, ho wrotoi "My back and kid noyB aro without pain, and, thank God, I ovto it all to Warner's Hafh Remedies." Bal. of New Eng.t - 441,753. MRS. J. T. RITOIIEY (602 4th Ave, Louisvlllo, Ky.) was a confirmed invalid for eleven years, Just living, and hourly expecting death. Was confined (o bed ton months each year. Was attended by tho best phy sician. Her left sldo was para lyzed. Could neither cat, sloop, nor enjov llfo. Tho doctors said sho was troublod with female complaints; but sho was satisfied her kidnoys wcro affoctcd. Under tho operation of Warner'H Hafk Curo sho pii8ned a largo stone or calculus, and in Nov.. 1885, reported, " Am to-day as well as when a girl." New York State, - 3,870,773. ASK YOUR FBIEHDS AND NEIGHBORS ABOUT "WARNER'S SAFE CURE." THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED. Cleveland, 682,632. EX-GOY. It. T. JACOB (Westport, Ky. was prostrated with sovoro Kidney trouble and lost forty pounds of llosh. After a thorough troatmont with War ner's Safk Curo ho reports, ' I havo never enjoyed better health." 873,667. GEN. H. D. WALLEN (144 Madison Avo., Now York), scarcely able to walk two blocks witiiout exhaustion, and, having lost flesh heavily, began tho uso of Warner's Safk Cure and says: I was much benefited by it.'' Bal. Ohio, State, - 633,158. COL. JOSEPH 11. THORNTON (Cin cinnati, O.) in 1885 reported that his daughter was very much prostrated j had palpitation of the heart, Intense pain in the head, nervous disorderand catarrh of the bladder. Sho lost flfty-flvo pounds. Other rem edies failing, they began tho use of Warner's Safb Cure, Safe Piltt and Safb Nervint, and within threo months sho had gained fifty pounds in weight and was restored to good health. That was thrco years ago, and sho Is still in as good health as ever in her life. Col. Thornton, himself, was cured of chronic dlarrhma of eighteen years' standing, iu 1831, by Warner's Safb Curo. Southern States, 3,534,017 O. II. ALLEN (Leavenworth, Kan.), son Edwin, two years of age, afflicted with extreme case of bright's disease, and the doctors gave Mm up. By tho advico of the doctcr'a wife, becsn the use of Warner's 8af Cure, and after taking wven bottles he ia perfectly well and has had no relapse. Canada, 1,467,824. 'Every Testfaneaial we testators, enclefiitt stuu) for rcylr, and lcar for yearselTcs. IDIIDDEEIQ MM ANNUAL FM 18871 !.?." CCCnC N;fvMA,ls Pennsylvania, - 1,821,218. F. MAYER, 1020N.lSthSt.,St.Loulfl, Mo.) afflicted with tired feelings, dizziness and pain across tho back, and lost appotito. Was sallow and oaro-worn all tho timo. Tho doctors falling ho began tho uso of Warner's Safb Curo, and reports, " I feel like a fighting cock." 2,808,693. MR. R. BROWN (2221 Woodward Avo., Dotroit, Mich.) injured his back from a fall. Was confined to his lied six weeks. Tho fall injured his kidneys, Sroduclng Intcnso Buffering. Warnor's afb Curo restored his kidneys to their natural condition, and 110 writes, " I am now eighty years of ago, smart and active." Detroit, 846,964. MRS. TIIOS. SCHMIDT (Wlfo ol tho Vico-Consul of Denmark, 09 Wall St, Now York) reported that her littlo son oftcr an attack of DlplUheritlc Sore Throat eight years ago, was afflicted with Bright's Discaso in advanced form; by tho advico of Gen'l. Chris tiansen, of Drcxcl, Morgan & Co., Bankers, Now York, sho prescribed Warnor's Hafk Curo, with tho consent of tho physicians, and reports, "tho physicians say that ho will bo jcr fcctly well." ; Milwaukee, 458,894. .MISS Z. L. BOARDMAN (Ouecheo, Vt in May, 1882, began to bloat, tlvcnco catno stomach trouble, tcrrlblo headaches, and finally tho doctor's opinion that it vtasllrtght'it disease, and Incurable. Eventually sho bo camo nearly blind, pronounced by tho doctors to bo tho last stage of Bright's discaso. After having been under treatment by Warner's 8af Curo for oho year, sho reported, "J am as trell as anyone." Minnesota, 648,017. HON. N. A. l'LYMITON (Worcester, Mass.), In May, 1880, was print ruted by Gravel. Under tho operation of arner'a Safb Curo alono ho passed a largo stone, ami, subsequently wroto, " I havo had nu recurrence of my troublo slnco Warner's Safk Cure cured me." I. N. W. States, - 1,767,149. St. Louis, 1,530,527. OA1T. GEO. B. WILTB ANK (010 Spruce St., Thlla., Pa.), prostrated In Central Amor!ca,w!thMulurialFevor,causodby congoatlou of Kidneys and Liver. De lirious part of tho time. Liver en larged ono-third. Stomach badly af fected. Could hold no food; oven water was ejected. Using less than a dozen bottloof Warner's Hafk Curo, ho writes, " I was completely cured." Kansas City, - - 717,860. MRS. (PROF.) E. J. WOLF (Gettys burg, Pa., Wifu of tho Ed. of tho Luth eran Quarterly), begun to doclino with Pulmonary Consumption. (Over 60 per cent, of ull cahes of Consumption aro caused by diseased kidnoys.) De spaired of living. After a thorough course of treatment with Warner's Safk Curo, she writes, "I am per fectly well." Dal. S. W. States, - 746,789. EX-SENATOR B. K. BRUCE' (South Carolina), after doctoring foryoars for what ho supped was Malaria, dis covered he was afflicted with Sugar Diabetes, and having obtained no relief whatever from his phyeicians, be began tho uso of Warner'SAFE DiaUtet Curo, and bo says. "My friends are astonished at my improvement." San Francisco, - 1,242,946. J. Q. ELKINS (Elkinsville, N. C.) suf fered for ten years from Gravel, which attacked him every six months. Ho lo?t 45 pounds in three months, and his strength was nearly gone. After thorough uso of Warnora Safb Diabtltt Cure, no reports. " I am as well as I ever was, after using fourteen bottles." Bal. Pacific Coast, - 732,316. pnblkfc la ceuulae. Write to tho OiUfcllMitfi.lisi.i