JL'OKTLiAXO niOIMH'K 3IAKKKT.
Buttkti
Fancy roll, t lb ,
Oregon
Inferior srade ,
Pirkled ,
California roll
do pickled
Chkesk
Eastern, full cream
Oregon, do
California
Eons Fresh
Ditini) Fhuits
Apples, qrs, sks and bxs...
do California
Apricots, new crop
Peaches, unpeelcd. new ...
Pears, machine dried
Pitted cherries
30
IG
12 (& -JO
274 '
0
:s 3J
15 r4 20
14 10
1U
27
7 8
5
18 23
12 14
10
40
11
7 8
8 fa) 10
Pitted plums, Oregon.
Figs, Cal., in bgs and bxs. .
Cal. Prunes, French
prcgon prunes
10 121
Portland Pat. Roller, f bbl 9 4 2
Salem do do 4 2)
White Lily $ bbl 4 25
Country brand 4 23 4 35
Sti peril no 2 7o
GnAiN
"Wheat, Valley, k 100 lbs... 1 20 (a 1 21
do Waha Walla 1 07i 1 10
Barley, whole, t ctl 1 10
do grou-d, V ton 20 01 (22o 00
Oats, choice milling t? bush 40 (& 45
do feed, good tochoice,old 45 (m
Rye, V 100 lbs , 1 00 1 10
Fred
Bran, V ton 10 Oil (217 00
Shorts, ton IS L0 felO 00
Hay, t? ton, baled (nl8 00
Chop. & ton f3 CO iE2i UO
Oil cake meal ton 32 00 (a. 33 00
Fhesh Kkuits
Apples, Oregon, 1? box 93 1 00
Cherries, Oregon, f drm. . .
Legions, California, bx.. 4 00 5 00
Limes, 100 1 50
Riverside oranges, S box. . .
Los Angeles, do do . . .
Peaches, box 1 00 1 25
Hiuks
Dry, over 10 tts, V lb 13 11
Wot salted, over f 5 lbs tih(ax 7J
Murrain hides one-third ofT.
Pelts 10 1 00
VEOETAHLKS
Cabbage, p lb 1
Carrots, fc? Bacc 1 OP
Cauliflower, tf doz
Oniens 125
Potatoes. nw, ? bush .... 0 0)
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East Oregon. Spring clip.. J4 10
Valley Oregon, do . . 18 20
A club of scientists anil linguists
has been formed in San Francisco,
Cal., for the study of the Volaptik lan
guage, the invention of a German
priest named Selileyor.
The Ohio Dairy ami Food Commis
sion ollieially states that the stttiT sold
ns California "orange eider" is prin
cipally tartaric acid and grape sugar,
flavored with orange oil.
A negro living near Calera, Ala.,
let a rattlesnake hi to him for a straw
hat worth fifteen cents. Ho put a blue
clay poultice on the wound, swallowed'
sonic plug tobacco, and next day
started oil' for camp meeting with the
new hat slanted trvor his left ear.
The Salt lliver Valley News says:
"As an evidence of what civilization is
doing for the Indians, we noticed last
Wednesday in one of our stores the
purchase of an immense wire- bustle by
a young and giddy Pima squaw. She
wasquite particular, and iinallyselected
one of the wire arrangements with bluo
trimmings."
HEWON A COOL" $5,000.
Great ood Ijiiek ot'Nnm'l W. Harrett.
Melbourne Avenue, North Toronto,
has for the past fow days been a scene
of, intense excitement. It was whis
pered that one of the residents held a
lucky ticket in The Louisiana State
Lottery drawing on the 9th ult. The
News found the fortunate man to bo
Samuel Ward Barrett, 105 Melbourne
avenue, foreman bookbinder at Gage
fc Co.'s, Wellington street.
Mr. Barrett was found at his place
of business, and in answer to the re
porter's inquiries said, while a broad
smile lighted up his whole countenance,
" I had no faith in the lottery busi
ness ; but (our months ago one of the
men induced me to invest a dollar in
it. I sent to the New Orleans National
Bank in New Orleans to find out how
I could get tickets. The bank sent mo
blanks, and I enclosed a dollar for a
tenth ticket in the May drawing. I
got nothing then. Still in Juno I again
sent a dollar for a tonth ticket, also in
July, and also in August. I got the
report of the August drawing last
Thurhday week on my way homo, and
carelessly jammed it into my pocket,
with the remark : ' Well, there's
another dollar gone.' In my bedroom,
however, I thought I would look at
the report, and the first that met my
eyes was the number 29,11(5, entitling
me to one-tenth of the lifty thousand
dollar prize. I immediately broke the
news to my wife, and joy reigned in
the family. " I tell you," said Mr.
Barrett with a wink, "ono does not
fall into a small fortune so slick every
day."
" How did you collect your money?"
asked The News, when sufliciently re
covered. " I received notice from the
New Orleans National Bank that a draft
for $5,000 in gold coin had been for
wnrilpil in the Central Bank in this citv.
payable to my order."
" Did you call at the Central Bank
and draw the money?" " No, I allowed
it to remain there on deposit to my
credit."
"Had you other tickets in the flame
drawing?" "No. I only had one. The
wholo business since I commenced cost
me for tickets, postago, etc., $1.32, and
now I stand in five thousand dollar
ahead."
" I suppose you will go more exten
sively into lottery business hereafter?"
" No, I willontinuo to send my dollar
every month. But I tell you they are
going to do a pile of business hero now.
No lefcs than ono hundred tickets have
been bent for since I got the prize."
He turned around, and pointini; to the
numerous employees, said : " Why all
these have 6ent for tiokots, and they
intond to continue as montnly sub
scribers." Toronto (Ont.) News. Sej
lembr 12.
HONESTY OF WOMEN.
A Writer Clnlim That It la Ilttn to Tlirlr
InoxperiiMico In Money Mutter.
It is creditable to t lie general charac
ter of women in olllcial station tiiat
any lapo of honesty among thorn at
tracts far more attention that if com
mitted by a man. .
Women are being employed more
an I more as book-keopers and cashiers,
and one avowed ground of this em
ployment is that they are more honest
than men. Unquestionably they are
so, up to this timo, and it is probable
that they will have some permanent
advantage in that way. Their normal
instincts arc somewhat higher and
their temptations los, on the side of
perilous indulgences. But it lias been
pointed out more than once by the
cautious friends of women that a good
deal of the present moral advantage
of tlio sex. in matters of honesty,
comes simply from inexperience. They
have hitherto had so littlo to do
with the direct handling of money
that they regard it with more rever
ence than men; tlio bare thought of an
irregularity alarms them; their con
science is wholly fresh and sensitive;
they can not eoiieaivo how a person
can wrong another out of a dime and
live. Moreover, they overrate the dif
ficulties and perils consequent on
wrong-doing; a oiing book-keeper
told me once that whenever her ac
counts failed to bo balance, if it were
only by a singlo cent, she felt as if a
policeman wero just coming in at tlio
donr. It is as we find to bo the caso
with lending money; any prudent per
son would rather lend it to a Woman
because ho knows that the chance of
repayment is greater. In the presont
s ate of society a deb of live dollars
seems a tremendous a Hair to a woman
and a very small atl'iir to a man; but
lot that woman borrow and repay a
few times, and the line edge of sonsi
bility begins to oar oil', precisely as
it does with a man, but mure slowly.
In looking over the list of persons who
have done mo the honor to borrow
money of mo as Charles Lamb's
friends used to describe his debtors 1
iiml that, the number of bad debts is
nearly sis great among women as
among men; but it is altogether likely
that those women have suffered pangs
of regret at first, while the men have
probably taken it with much greater
equanimity.
Wo must always bear in mind that
women, as a class, are only jut be
ginning to live outside of tho shelter
of tutelage and tradition, and while
this accounts for many of their faults,
it must also bo accepted as explaining
some t.f their merits. If we claim
with tho ancient philosopher that "tlio
ruies t tlio man and tltu woman are
tho same," we must alo admit that
their essential faults are the same;
otherwise wo prove too much,
and assume that seclusion has
done our sisters such incalcu
lable good it soenis rather a pity to
draw tliein from it. For my own part.
I believe that with equal financial
training and opportunity women will
occasionally steal; not so much prob
ably, even in tlio end, as men do, but
in proportion sufficient to prove llioni
human. It. is absurd to suppose that
a sex which' produced so consumato a
bit of fraud as the Boston "Woman's
Bank," is not capable of other equally
lino strokes in tlio same direc ion by
and by. And sis tho ofVendcr in that
ease found faithful allies among the
innocent of her own sex, who stoutly
defend her. and i ut money into her
hands, and denounced in tho news
papers anybody who spoke ill of her,
so for a long time to come will tlio
very inoxporienco of woinon heighten
ami facilialo tlio guilt of tliose partic
ular sisters who are fraudulent. Tho
virtue of women, to ho absolutely
secure must have some thing more
than the negative production of ig
norance. Harper's Bazar.
GENERAL.
If tho ship-builders accepting the
now naval contracts fail of the guaran
tee in building tlm n ineteen-knot
cruisers they forfeit $50,000 on tho con
tract prico for overy quarter knot; but
for every quarter knot above tho guar
anteed speed they got a premium oi
$50,000.
Melodious sounding olectrie whis
tles arc a novolty, and are said to be
taking the placo of olectrie bolls in
France. Tlio whistle is made by fit
ting a small brass tubo with suitable
apertures so that it opens against the
spring of a stiitablv-formod communi
cator. Boston Budget.
A suckling colt at Salem, Ore.,
got s p irated from its mother, and,
becoming frightened, started to run
back and forth in a lane. It contin
ued to run until it bec.uno entirely ex
hausted and foil on its side. It is re
ported that after it la' a moment in
that position its "oyes popped entirely
out of its head." It had to bo killed.
How quick can a man wink? Ex
periments have boon going on with an
ingenious machine which shuts over n
man's eye so that tho eyelid as it
winks opens and clones a chrono
graph. So far tho quickest wink on
record is about a sixth of a second.
This is probably as quick as one can
suo to follow any thing, and a good
sharo of conjuring consists in doing a
thing quicker than a sixth of a second.
There is a genius soinowhoro in
the South who has ninth) an invontioii
which will provo valuable. His de
vice was gotten up to tantalize gnats
and other insects of tho season. II.
w inds up stiff' papor into cones slmllai
to old-fashioned lamp-lighters and
saturates them with oil of pennyroyal,
sticks them behind his oiiim in tho wuj
pons aro often carried, and clalnu
that the industrious little birds an
thus effectually kept away from hint .
DAYLUJUT.
Ifa gentleman by
tho nanio of Day
volunteers to throw
the light of his ex
jerienco into tho
darkened places of
misery, so that
others inny go and
do ns lie has done
and enjoy life, may
it not bo rensonnbly called dnyllght?
As for instance, take the cae of Captain
Sargent S. Dav, Gloucester, Mass., who
writes April 10", 18SI: "Some timo ngo 1
was sulToring with rheumatism. I us-eil n
small jHjrtionof St. Jacobs Oil and wos cured
at once. 1 have used it for sprains and never
once have known it to fail. 1 will never be
without a bottle." Captain Day also re
ceived a circular letter, ami in reply under
date of July 1, 1SS7, ho says: "I used tho
Oil ns stated and was permanently cured of
rheumatism by its use." During tlio inter
vening six years there had been no recur
rence of the pain. Also a letter from Ir.il.
M Converse, of tho
Warren (Mas.)
Herald, dated July
9, 1SS", as follows:
"In resionso to
yours of June '21,
would say tlint in
1SX) my wife hud a
severe attack of
rheumatism in
shoulder and arm.
so that she could
not raise her hand
to her head. A few
nimlieations of St.
Jacobs Oil cured her
permanently, mid she has hnd no return of
it." Another case is that of Mr. K. II. Kvle,
Tower Hill, Appomattox county, Va., who
writes. November, 18S0: "Was atllieted for
several years with rheumatism and grew
worse nil the time. Kminent phvsieians
cave no relief: had snasms. and Wnnt. or.
pected to live; was rubbed all over with St.
Jacobs Oil. Tho lirst application relieved,
the second removed tho pain, continued uso
cured mo ; no relopso in live years, and do as
much work as ever." These are proofs of tho
perfection of tho remedy, and, taken in con
nection with tho miracles performed in other
tuses, it nas no equal,
Tho population of Great Britain is at the
present in ment being added to at tho rite
of at least 10 persons a day, or in words
of tho registrar gneral, " It receives every
ten years an excels equal to tho wholo
population of London.
THE WESTERN SETTLER'S CHOSEN
SPECIFIC.
With every advance of emigration Into tho
far West, a now (leinutiil Is creuled for llostet
ter's Stomach Hitters. Newly peopled rctfloiis
uro frequently K-bs sulubtioui than oilier set
tled localities, on account ot the inltisniu winch
rises from recently cleared land, particularly
along tho bunks of rivers that nro subject to
frvstu ts. Tho agricultural or mining emigrant
60011 learns, when ho does not already know,
that the Hitters allbrd tlio only euro urotectlou
against niulatia, and tlmo UisonlurH of the
btonmeli, liver and bowels, to which elimato
ctiungcB, eviiosuiv, anil unaccustomed or un
healthy water or diet subject hiin. Conan
quuntly, he places an estimate upon this great
household spccillo and preventive commensu
rate with its intrinsic merits, and Is curefur to
keen on band a restorative and promoter if
health so implicitly to be relied upon in time of
need.
Massachusetts pays for maintaining her
convicts $800,01,0 per year more than they
produce.
0VEB-W0RKED WOMEN.
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as ii'erine, tonic and nervine, and imparts
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It promptly cures weakness of stomach,
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Tlrs country pays every year about 22,
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consumes,
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John I. Wood, of Stratford, Out., was
cured of cramps in the legs byvwenrlng
Ai.LcofcK's Pohouh Plastkiis. Mr. Wood
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Some three months ago I was taken very
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kneo on each leg. and in three davs was
completely cured, and have never been
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There are 400 Mormo blahops in Utah,
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Offensive b eath vanishes with the use
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NAME PAPER. 'hlehester CI.emleal Co.,
US 1 0 ilaillaon Nqunns I'bllnda., 1
Sold by. l)mcgl.t ererrwhere. Art for 'Thirties?
ter's t,ngUah" I'cjinrrutul 1'llla. Taia naoUicr.
Hum fits i
hon I mt cure I do nut mean mervljr to atop them
for a tJinfl and tht-n havo t hem return aain. ImMna
rndic.il cum. I hntn madn tho dlMia.x of I'lTS, KPIIi
i:iSV or I'AI.I.INtt .Slt'KNK.SSnllfivlnniratndr. I
warrant my reinwljf to euro tli worst ca. Ilecauw
othora liavo failtHl n no rnaann for not now roet-iTtnir ft
corn. Snd at once for a trnati9o and a l're Bottle
of my IntnlliMo rrniodr. (Ilro Kipmta and lwt Ulrica.
II. U. IttlOT, .11. C., 1 S3 l'ctirl St. New York.
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GhMwnn. the aor of
tti puultt. and no ranka
.bin.. the leading MeUl
ciuc.i f the oildnm.
A. L. SMITH.
utiduH. ra.
1'm.e t.0.
Tlita BELT or Htr-ncrtUirH
mads tiymy fur tha euca of
deranpoRDla of Itio icnerallta
orraci. Tho conllnuoua itrtim
orKI.KCTItlCITT pennealln
lhroa(h tha parla mul rsiora
them to hrallhr actios, ponol
onfoond thlialtti Klwtrlo Helta
adTttttKd to care all till from
head to toe, III, rr tha ONU
ineclQoptirnoia.
ror elrealara (Mar roll la
fomMtlon, addre.i Chevv er Rlea
trio I.ell Co., 10 WuMaaUo
Street. Chlca(o,llL
The Van Monciscar
DYSPENSARY,
POKTIiAND. OB.
Yonnir, mlddlo-aced and
old. lnnle or marriod men
anil all wbo uffer with
LiOST MANHOOD I
Nerroua Dctillltr, Bperma
torrliea. Heinlnal Lomm
j BeiualDt-car.FalllngMem.
orjr. Weak Krea, Lack of
' Hkln Dlaeaaes, Hrphruia
Kruptiona, nair ralUnif
llone l'alna, B welllnei
Horu Throat, Uloera, Ef
fecta ot Mercury, Kidneri
anil ttlaitilnr T.nitlilM
Weak Back. Ilumlng Urine. Gonorrhea, Gleet H trial.
lire pmuiit relhf and oura for life.
Iloth Moxi'H CoiiHiilt Confidentially
OWWIOK lHa A 184 THIRD ST.
N. I. N. 17. No. 2f -a. V. N. 17. No. 282.
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