Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, February 15, 1873, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextVJpLTPMTfc WIOLIAMiEllTE E'A.RMaER. 6 The Wool .Market. prodmcwH, nml ucuicM will now tarn tUo& nttt'iilloii directly to growon nt homo: "kx. Chicago, Jan.. 17,873. Kdllor Willamette Farmer: The reports from Now York, Hos ton, ana Pliilndclpliin, concerning tlio wool tiiitikot, a ro encouraging. Stocks nro light of nil grades, and no doubt that present quotations will bo maintained until spring, nnd Home lire expecting n decided Advance on all good wool". Foreign wool Is Rcnruely to be found In tho market. The dullness In lliu wool market has been occasioned by tlio Htrlngcncy of tho money market, and the exceed ingly high rato for monoy which lias ruled in the Knstern cities, which has been from twelve to fifteen per cent, on first class collaterals. When an easy money market returns, man ufacturers will purehaso more freely. Tho first of January having lioeii passed, holders feel that they can now control tho market. In Kiiglaud tlio wool trade Is firm in tone. Long Htuplo Kngllsh wool is in demand, and is held at extreme rates. In regard to the supply of wool in llnglnnd, wo have the follow ing statistics of tho years 1870, 1871, and I87L'. Tlio Imports for ton months end lug October, 1870, were 'JiW.'JIO, 'J58 pounds. Deducting tho exports of tho same time, which were 77,!188, 031 pounds, and there Is a not Import for ten months of lf",,8-J7,721 pounds. Of this amount, 18,000,X)0 Mere car ried over to 1S7I. Tlio imports for tlio name tlmo In 1871, were :100,0!I0, (121 pounds, which added to the 18, (K)0,(H0 pounds give .1! 8,0:10,(1:! I lbs. Tliu cxjiorts for this time wero, 121, 490,317 pounds, thus leaving a not importation of 11)7, 1 10,30 1 pounds. In tho fall of IH7I there was a very small Mipply of wool In tlio hands of deal er nnd manufactures, and prices ad vanced. Imports for 1872 for tho sumo tlmo woro l7.".,032,00Ti ounds. Deduct the exports, 127,lor,tl30, and the net imports were 1 I7,02!,i:r IM. Honeo there Is left .'.0,(100,000 pounds less wool for consumption In (Ircat llritain hi IS72 than there was in 1871. Thlsuinountlsenual lo twenty livnper cent. lev. It is also stated that thero has been a very largo itiuntlty of new machinery put Into operation during 1872, which will add to the supply needed to keep tlio machinery In operation. In many branches of tho trade, ' consumption has been greatly Increased by run ning machinery nights as well us days. Dealers and manufacturers were never so barely stocked as they wero In tho full of 1S72. Taking Into consideration nil tho attendant elr euinstancos, nnd the prospect frnn advance In (Ircat llritain of the price or wool Is sure. It Is estimated that if the conxiiinption of 1872 had only gono nt the same rate of 1371, thero would be short two mouths' supply, and when the Increased machinery and other Items nro taken Into ac count, there can bo not less than from two and a hair to three mouths' supply rt the effect of which must bring about higher prices, not only In (J rent llritain, but in this country. In Now York, Texas wool of tho spring clip has tieeii In good demand at full price, leaving but light stocks in tho hands of tho receivers, fall fornln spring clip has Iteon rather quiet, while the rail clip has attracted more attention, and a fair business has Ix.'cn trausieted in it. The January quotation of domestic tleeco Is Cm to 7fi cents. In Philadel phia a lively business is being done this month. Domestic lleece Is quo tod at (13 to 70 cents. In Hasten, pri ces nro advancing. Trices arc quoted: Western tleeco, 03; Ohio, tw to 07; Michigan, CM lo s; Wisconsin, ca. The wool trado of tho past season has taught a good lesson to wool sim ulators, anil that N wool producers nro not moulded into shape to suit tlio avaricious propensities of wool dealers. No doubt It has been a sad nnd hard lesson to speculators. Im IHirtMtloiu nro falling off, nnd from present Indications tho receipts of foreign 'wools will Ih much Itelow tlud of luM winter, and spring: uud from thoigonornl outlook?, tho pros pect is good for fair prices for tho wool now ill ino nanus ut uio iumuv PREMIUM LIST T or THI - WILLAMETTE FARMER Fourth Yearjrf Publication. BOOKS FOR FARMERS and OTHERS Any person who choose may collect club of KiiWrlberf, forward ut tho names and money by rcgllercd letter, nnd recolTO tho premium. Thu Premium arc Intended fornru' subscribers, but In club of ten one half may ho old one. Table or Premium-, fur tlio Fourth Volume. Allen's iL. F.) Amerleiin Cattle. flU Allen1 (!.. F.) ItnMl Architecture ' 1 50 AHen'ii (II I..) American Form Hook . I GO Allen' (II I., and I.. F.) New American, Farm Hook I 3 50 Allen (II I.) Illncasca of Doine'tlc. Animal American lllrd Famler I American lti.ru CulturM )" Anierlciii Weed and IVeful PHut....1 A I ivim!' Country and Suburban Hntiac AniMlcctiire. iiyi'iimmiiii; x Miller " ItliWlI' VIlLgo lliilldei Art of San Filing. (Molly) llou. Inbuilt' Iturnl Krniiomy nrocii new iiiiiikoi r lower 1 (X) (: 1 1 73 1 Ml 10UI ri 10 (i i no l IM l n I .VI 1 00! chlnon SOU. C Thorna' Farm Imtilauienta and Mal chlacry 1 on, Thompson's Pood of Animals i im Banker rspers Tcgctmelcr's I'oiiltry IJook Ten Acre Knnngh The Horse. (StonchcMgc.) KnglMi I'll- Hon, 8vo.. CW page The Mule. (Itllejl Thomas' Fruit CulturWt Trapper's (lulde Vsui a Villages and Cottages Wallace' American Trotting Register. Wallaco'a American Stud Hook. Vol. 1 nrdef American I'omology Warder' Hedges and Kicrgrcen Waring's Draining for Profit and Health Waring' Elements of Agriculture Tucker' Iteglter of Itural Aflalr Waring' Karth Cloct nnd Earth Setv-: Hult' Flower Harden lllrerlory Ilult' Family Kitchen Hardener lliilley'aOiirOnn lllnls of thii t'nllcil Male llement' roultercr'a Companion Itrlili.i.mHii' Viiiiiii. I li.i-il.tir.rk A..I.I. ant 7 J J 50 llurr'a Viwlahle of America & U) L'aldn ell's Agricultural Chemical Aiul. ' y.l I Chorltnu'a drupe drawer's Oulde ...... Colo' Velerllisrlan. ....... I Copeland' Country Life Coplf)' 1'liiln and Ornamental Alpha hot CrarL Shot. HUrlx r) Croft' Model Suburban Architecture... Carpenter' and Joiner' Hand Hook. (Holly) Carpenter and Joiner. (II. Illddcllj... ChemUlryof the Farm. (Nichols-... Cider-Maker' Manual Ibuld' (tliii. II) Modern Hor Doilor lladd' American Cattlo Doctor Ik......- M... tr U......I .ri.in n nunn inniiiini .................. Darwin' Variation of Animals and riant, iltol Head Shot ; or rlpurttman'j Complete I.IIHIl'., ...... ,. Da Voe' Market Altant Don iiIiil;' Priiltand Krult Tree. New giiitmn. octavo, im nn DownliiLr'a IjWidicuiiu (.urileiitni' .. Downing' Cottage liirldcnce .... DowiiIiilt' Itural Kma Du Ureull' Vineyard Cnllure Warder) KatliriM! on Oraiilierri (Dr. Klllott' WV.Ieni Kmlt-llrovter' (liilite Kelelh' Hchool Ilono Archlteclure H'M.t' IV ir Culture Frank Koreter' Kleld .Sport-. 8o., 1 ml UIKJ in Frank rore-ter Fl-li ami Fipiitng. n mi lim engraving I i UO Frank Foroler' Manual for Voiing ' hporltmen. Hvo 3 00' Frank Foreler' llor.e and Horemaii. ti vii.. a vol auu. I M a uii 3 00 Si 5 W, son t r. 6 00 7 IK! 1 SO 1 Ml 1 TO t to 1 3. 3 ' .1 13 IS i :i 4 .'I 3 .1 I ft U 4 3 3 a agu. Weldenmann' Ileantjrylng Country Home. A auperb quarto toliimc, 34 lithograph plate, In color Wheeler' lliinil llome Wheeler' Home for the People Whlto's Cranberry Culture Woodward' Cottngennd Farmlloiine Woodward's Suburban and Country IIoue Woodward' Country Homes Woodward' Ornpo and Horticultural HiilMIng...... Woodward' Nutional Aichltect Wrleht' l'rartleiil Poultrv KeeDer ... Watroii' Ainerlrnn Home (lirdcn loumair HoufCliokl sc eiiee Vouatt ami Sjiooncron tho Hore Youatt and Martin on Cut lie Vouatt on the llog Vouatt on bheep ft on 1 50 10 (M 1 50 4 00 1 50 .1 on 3 00 3 011 s no 10 (III 3 00 160 1 50, 1 00 Q IS 00 3 OH .100 1 S3 1 60 SmrfM, Mtidmk Yi arttexa!: Oreatfr (tferffriSaZeiaZfie. Zoteesfnt&zX'etpnce' 60 3 1 50 3 1 50 .1 13 (10 17 3 00 4 3 (10 4 3 50 6 1 50 3 1 50 :i 1 00 3 l no 3 For a dub of four ulcrlber, at 3.50 euth, an extra copy of the Faiimeii to the gelter-up of the club. A.Uri'.i, FAIIMKII OFF1CK, Saloni. noo 10 I 1 V., 350 40) 0 50. 3 0O 3 00 I .Ml 10 0 1 3.V shin. Freorh Kami Draliiaite- Puller' Fnret Tree Culturlt Fuller' llraix Ciillurl! Puller' Small Frull Culturl-t Puller' Straw berry Ciillurl-I Plat Culture Pillion' IVarhCultiim Farming for It")" FUhlng In American Water, (ttcolt) Flag Hunipran Vlueyanl Flint (Charle I. Itiillras , Flint's Milch Cow and Dairy Fannin, (luoiinnon .Miklit'ows dun, Hod and Saddle lleyelln'a Poultry llreedlng iiray allow i-iani iirow (Irai sM.mual of Uolauyand Lesaou, 1111 Vol dray's Hchool and Field Hook nfllotan; lliiuey'a limn, Oiil-biilldlug and Fin- ci'i Ilarrl' lim'cl InludiKi In Vegelalloii. Cloth Hani on the. I'l' , Ilrndemin's) dlriTealni for 1'roSli.. , lleiiderun's lractlcal Florlcnltnre Herbert's tllut to HoU'rktcpent .. llooier' Hook of llierrrcnt Hop Culture.... I Hunter and Trapper I lliriiliy'Oraij Culture and Wlu-Ha. KiDir.i HalncliV It SO 1 50 i so; 1 50 .10' I I (.10 1 50 1 50 .150 I to 3.'j; 3 50 7S 1 () t 50 1 50 400 3 50, 1U IU 13 III! 7 1 50) 3 1 50 3 1 , .1 17V t 3 lk (I American lloue Carpenter (Jeuuln.) sou 3 M lltv' Interior. Oscorator Home TmuiliurJIwU Kaj. IIh.iiiaii'a nraiiea and wins. .lacniiea' Manual of tho llon Jnc out' Manual of the (laidin and Farm ant... ,-...... Jobnsoa'a How Crvps Feed.. JnlinSon's llow Crooa droie.. Jobn.on's Teat sod Its VM.... 13' 1 73 3 50 1 50J 1 out 1W. 3 50 3 00 too ihiKton's Acrlriilttir.il CbcmlKrv ,lobulim' nlenieiil of Agricultural. CheniMrv ' Joining iui Cillle Jeiiiilnj; on Mieep, Swine nnd I'oullr) Jeuiilng nn the llnrre and Id Uln'.ni'. Kemp' l.andsraps Hardening jiiiglliilhon Hie Hone) Hee I.euchar' How lo Hulld a Hot lloil-e . Mavlien'a llliialrated Hnro Doctor ....' Mibei' lllndratcd llore Msuagv luent . Matbew'a PraitUal Hitok.Keeptng for Farmer Illiuk fur 1'rucllra! Hook-Keeping for Farmer MaimOirtiire of Vinegar. il)uauce) Mechanic' Ciunpaulon, (Mcbol'nn), Moriell' American Sbeobenl .. .. Mr Hale' New Cook Hook Mv Farm at KdccwooJ,,,, Mile on Hie llori Fixit . . ...... Mohr uii the tlraoe-Vlue Ml. Corni'llu' Voting Uoutekeer' Filend , Norton'. Sclenlldc Agtkullure Norrl' PUte Culture Heineut' Habblt Fancier I Our Farm of Four Acre ...cloih .. I raaard'a A (lulds to tin) Mudy of In eel.. Palmer, dulldor and Varnlsher.... .... Panleeoii Slrawbtwry Culture r.iron on mo no Perchcron Home. J l iilnki'Myterleof Hee-Keeplng . . ( ulncy(Hon Jixlahlon rodllng tattle . ..I... !!.,.. In tliM lliirtt.,11 .. I iilnn' Pear oilture for TrotH . ..... Hand' Hulb ... ... li..,.l Pl,m era for Pallor and Harden HegMer of Itural Aflalr. Hound, file vol., each niildcU'Nc Klemiiitioflland-lUlUng Koosevtlt s rtie Acres iou nncn.... .. lturl HluJIss... . ........ HaiidaU's Rheep llutlwindry Kandair Kliis-Wiwl Mhi Hu.laUKlrj Ittror.' Mlalature Pratt tlardsn... '..... llural rtturrh Archllicture. Folio, In color. UJiWte '.,.,..,.... IS-ddor's Un4 Meaiurer I rirrtbner's Heady ltkoner and IV Hook ) SUloMsy's Mo.ternCrpetrjr.... ...... rltroiw'a cultivation of lb Urap ..... haiiuJiT' Doineatlc 1'ouluy-., ..,..,.. Hrhciicl's (UMnni-r'aTsil-Book.r,,,,. 8lrup)ii'sUor t"i)tttalmr.,. ,.,..,.., Tbs Dv. Ur Ulnks, Mayhsw and lint- IM 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 M 3 ( t Ml 3 00, 3 01 lll 1 .VI i UO .1 00 3 l 3 UO 3 1M 711 100, 73 100 ISO I oil I ooo 1 50 73 i : t 0i), i Mi 1 w 1 50 1 00 3 00 300 1 50 500 IM 00 150 JIM 100 1100 ton 900 73 "I 150 100 SOraiEMiFiCMCUl BOSWELL'S Standard Fruit Dryer. felK -ffSTA"? e f rTrJ Iron Heater, Bread Raiier, Dairy Heater, ice, C O M II I N 10 r ! 1OblTIVKLY TIIK MOST PBOFITAniJl and u.crul Invention of tho age, combining cheap. Re, durability and economy, and can he applied to a greater variety of purpofc than any other ma. ihluvoilaut, Ai a Fruit Dryer, It stand unrivaled, and Is acknowledged by rclcu tide men to (ontalii tho oul true principle for drying fruit, aud U so simple In construction that a mere child at once underetands and operates It. As a Room Heater, The Prltmatlc Cilludcr concentrates the heat, ignite the carbon, nnd produce more heat than any other known device, which, being dUtrtbutvd by tho perforated shield In double, current of hot air, will heat two, three, or even four rooms Of properly connected) with les fuel than any ono of the ame room tail be heated to the same temper ature by any stovu or heating apparato In use. e ai in ' a pleasant and healthy at In the rummer time, while boiling the tea-kettle, te Miiw time It detaoys all notions gas. u, eauting a pleasant ami neanny aimospnero ar even teiuperatun throughout all the apartment. maklinr toat. heallne Iron. Ac. by a lnsle alve these currenta of heat are turned Into the outside due, abd the heat I scarcely felt In the room. As a Clothes Dryer, IT IIAH NO fOMrKTITOR. and whereier known I hailed with delight by the ladle, a the greatest labor-sniliig iuicution of the age. In Lumber Drying, The principle of thU Intention, a applied, are ln iiliiitilo.mil without competition MII.MNF.ltS, 11AKEIIS, CIllAIl MANl'FACTL' ItERM AND OTllF.lt Will And It greatly to tin Ir adtantap' to see this machine and Investigate It propcrllc. Wo could publl'h columns of te'ttmonlal from thelet dtlsen of Ohio, Indiana, Illiuol. tllcbl gan, Iowa, aud other States, of It superiority oiei any Invention of the age, but a the machine must tand nn It own MKK1TS, It mint be seen In op eration to be tally appreciated, rARMRRi, niUNO YOt'll FAMILIKS TO SKI Till Boswell Heater and Dryer. It la ciartty bt o want and nee.1. rrfthllvf of any dry hotiM or kllu you may uosr hats. We do not k you to bar a complication of patvat rluhl, merely from an' siamluatlon of a model; but come and is the full l ted machluo perform Its work u rsprestet. Ttwi U Dwelllnff House, Church, Seminary, Public llsll, HoUl or Restaurant, to which this ma chin ti not appllcabls, Mctul and. prvntabl. , k . I ji dies ad ratemtn, yoa am lowpectmily Uvl. ted to call ana eaaontna themacJilne for joorsclTtsV for It Is lniposlblo In a. sbort dvcrtUrrarntioift utenite ai I. the rVl nualtile of thU traly wondtr fuL ct simple, FAMILY FKIEND. UT Seven claims are secured by letters patent, wblih places It bevoud the nach of a rival. The subscriber, liai lug parchael tho exclnslv right for the State of Oregon, I now manuractartax thfta for sale, oa Slale Street, ta Salem, whsr a vaiUly of stvleti and a ruacUla In oporatlau can tx iks at any lime. . JOB CARR. Opposlta 11 111, Rlivl A Co.' Hook "tore. IHI. Novll-tf. salem, Ormon. J. qtjzkx TxourToir, ATTORNKT AJO-.OOUSSKLOD AT LAW. OtBce, In rati jn's Brick, State street, galea. Jaafl-ly. XV tttsJarlAe SaUtffo (mMcfa&ffl& laWf I jv mM mf tcf mv or without Force 0M& 7Z Mmst With without Feed. m. fZ0femrs.PJiieiesfal&?ain'Q)zek muse'. 7ftaa&gfj!Zfr'a'Aarterfd, cast&teet muaMzmahmi CtcfHawZtafo'etZZyateftte fAe lestmuvttMm ?& SS iVt A CrZ I irri&pris(n4UK?t& ?ifewJaU&p Mm ci AND TIIKJl'STLY CHr.KIIUATKD PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW. So well and Favorably Known throughout the West and Pacific Slope. Improved especially for the season of 1872-3, with Patent concave', steel high landslide, Scotch clavis, and high standard. Sole Agents for the 3fXltol3Lll Farm IftultttroK K 7ieir 'J o& ftatac ttawfedMrfvyZMfd fo?Ae, fast jOZciAfil THE HXTOHELL WAGON. ewi Paoiflo University, FORKST GROVE, OKKOON. INSTRUCTION Is given In lourconreof lud coierlngfrom two to fonr )car at the same lime. It Is the wish of the Faculty to be of sen Ice to all earnest stndents In their plana forrelflm. provrmrnt. whether they can continue a long rr iort time Iroitlon Is made for boarding innng ladles. For particular, addres the Preldcnt , The next term begins September tth. VACCXTV. or of Intelltctus) llulosouhv. Rev. UoaicaLtaax, A,s4 ProAvsor of Math. taaatlca. Oaosaa II. Couiaa, A.M., Professor of the Nat aral tktsacva. J. w. JlAaaa, A. M Proror of Utla and Creak. A. J. Axnao(, A.M., ProfeMor of TlHry and Art of Taacatu. and l"rtnclaJ of thu Academy, Mia P. A. Win!, Irceplres. MImO. A IIukhx, Tr.rlirof Mu.le 'tT The Christian Slossenger 'ISA FIRST CLASS FAMILY PArKR. WILL X 1hm'iiI to any addre until January 1, 1874. for TWO DOLLARS Address. WKLtK aVHVHY, Publisher, IhvTml Monmouth, Oregon. CXfuCOA iwrday. Agents vrautcdl All classes ptiup-u of working people, of either a. lonngorold, oiaVe more money at work for ns la their rparo moments, or all tho time, than at any. thlng'cje. Fartlcnlar free. Address O. Stinsoa & To.. 1'orllsiMl. Main. novaoy Willamette UniTenity, OBStMMsT. TIIK OLDKST ASBI.AROMT WCORPOR.T. ed Kcnool lo Oreeoa, 'classical. GotamcretaL' Normal, aad Seleutlflc Course of Study. Tot tM Infornutloa, addw a the President, T. M. Qatca, Sei S 1T1 C. N.TKRRY. Secretary Board of Trustee,