Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, October 08, 1875, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextBijitiftlpqBmysahwwwywwwM i. 00111111111 WILLAMETTE FARMER. i 8 i h P a n b I n U a k f d ti II U 1 hi bt ti Bl tt T, bl m t o a m at b m lo Jk F Ml Ju Ju To lei fof thi B U ft" he v u 4 p The Financial Wanks. The financial planks of the two po . litical parties, In tho different States, are sloshing about in a ludicrous man ner. It must bo difficult for the pro icwiomil politician to tell Just which one he should seat himself upon with a decent liopo of salvation. In Pennsylvania tho Republicans nay: " Free banking, a safo and uni form national currency adjusted to the rowing wants of tho business interests Zt thu country, and a steady reduction f the national debt." And tho Democrats say: we demand that tho volume of tho currency bo made atid kept equal to tho wants of im ft-mlo. lnsivintr the rosiorauon oi legal tenders to par with gold to be brought about by promoting the indus tries of tho people, not by destroying them." In Ohio tho Itepublcans say: " That tho policy of finance should bo steadily pursued which, without unnecessary shock to business or trade, will ulti mately equali.o the purchasing capa city of tho coin and paper dollar." And tho Democrats adopt the plank of their brethren of Pennsylvania. In Maine say tho Republicans: A .eound currency based on coin, and re deemable in coin, is essential to tho mrnaiH.rinr nf thn nconlc. wc there fore approve ail judicious legislation looking to that end." And tho Democrat.- " A sound cur rency, coin or its equivalent, esscntiid to stability in business, and a restora tion of prosperity; steps toward specie payments, and no steps backward." Minneiota Republicans: "That on lio tirmiilnnnt. (UlcstinilS of the day WO favor that policy of finance which shall I steadily Keep in view wio return iu upeeio payments." Minnesota Democrats: " A return to cold and silver as a basis of the curren cy or the country, with preparatory nnd effect ivo measures to secure the resumption or specieiaymoiits." Iowa Republicans: " Wo favor the arly attainment of a currency conver tible with coin; and therefore advocate tho gradual resumption of specie pay ments bv continuous and steady steps in that direction." , , Iowa Democrats: "Wo arc in favor of tho resumption of specie payments a snoii im Ihn sntno can bo dono with out Injury to the business interests of tne country anu maintain u suuiciumi. supply of national currency lor ousiness purposes. Opposition to tho national banking law." , , Wisconsin Republicans: "Wo favor tho early attainment of a currency con vertible with coin, and therefore advo cate tho gradual resumption of specie payments by continuous steps in that direction, in Mich manner as to disturb the business interests of the country as little as possible." Wisconsin Democrats: " Sound cur rency in coin, or Us equivalent." Maryland Democrats: " Wo protest against any Incieaso of tho circulating currency but demand that such meas ures be adopted by Congress which will lead to tho resumption of sjiecie pay ments at tho earliest possiblcynoment." New York Ilepublicaiih: " Further Jn'J iiuii of tho currency, under any pretence whatever, would bo u public calamity. Tho interests of honest in dustry and the common welfare de mand tho hpeedlest possible return to specio payments." " You pays your money, and you takes your choice." I'raivie Farmer. f rage of that State, as it does in Liverpool. For instance, while quotations from Califor nia have been given at ft 95(5,2 per cental, we have accurate knowlege that quotation received by Oregon wheat dealers have at the same time been sent as 2 02K2 05 far good Oregon wheat in that market. These things are important because the prices in Oregon are to a great extent governed thereby. A gentleman connected with a Liverpool house as its agent in Portland, informs u that if freights were reasonable at the pres ent time he could pay 91 80 per cental there for good averaire wheat, wbioh shows that Oregon producers must try to hold back their wheat for a white longer to keep freights within limits whero they can also do well. The Salem mills this morning are paying 92K cents per bushel for wheat. The Live-pool market is quoted at 55s for California. Oregon is always 1?. above Cal ifornia quotations. Foreign Produce Market. London, Oct. 4 The Mark Lane Ktqress in a review of the corn trade for the past weak, says the late heavy rains, strong breezes and reduced temperature have brought a wide exteut of land into readluess for the plow, and the opportunity has been freelv used here and in ltelnlum. We trust than the autumnal sowings will have a bet ter resu It than In 1874. The downward tend ency seems to have stopped. The country markets are firm, and in rome places prices advanced one shilling. Wheat Is higher at Ilantzig, and German markets are dearer. In Hungary firmness Is maintained. Tbe winter closing of tbe Baltic may farther en- nance values. SELLING OFF AT COST! HERRMAN & HIRSCH HAVINH COMJLtTDKD TO WIND UP TI1KIR tra -Intss, now offer to the public their IMMENSE AND Well-Selected Stock GENUAL MERCHANDISE FOR CASH ONLY!! HAW1EY, DODD & CO., MMW OFFER F011 SALE A FULL LINK OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At the liOvotit Prices. 0 SOLE AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED inUM nPFRP MOLINE PLOW8. Ylnch combine tno greatest atrciigtn -with extreme lijjlitnepa mid diirnbili- I... eS- All tho JOHN IKK (h .Ml l,l !i ' PLOWS aro now matin with n Patent Block and Welded Frog (a new feature), and have Extra Hardened Shares, as well as Hardened Mould-boards. 22E?? s&. IJKlj!iiyXULl. Deere fculitT Plow. Deere Gang Flow. THE DEERE SULKY AND GANG PLOWS Are meeting with unlooked-for success In every County of our Slate and Territory. JOr--. TrE fIrKEXS. Tho Wheat Market. " Tho position still roumlns essentially un .hauged Unit there U not mi abundant supply ofuioiiHY iu bauds of operators to purchase any largo proportion of the Oregon wheat vsurplus, though that may soon be changed with the unloosing of million of dollars of coin in Sun Francisco. Thero I very Utile tonnuite lu the Colum bia, and vhot thorn Is held at a high Upure. The ttdvinidi In tonnapo to 78s. jw ton to Cork iiiul iivoii 77!$., In talkttd of, uud it may lKuxIbly reneh A' 4 r lou before ton nKo O.AU heroine abundant. So long h there is ecirolty of money to buy ami tonnage to transport our wlitmt woutiiimt look for nn iiiiiiiodU'rt rtKC, fur It would rftjutrniviiiNlil erablualvniiL'iilii I.lverpojl to oxemuntt the increm.0 nf froli:lilH. Tliuio wna an advanco .of two (.hlllhiK, or umie, U wri'k, on or dais to iiurulitiHO on tills coast for Nlilpinuut, whiuh (INiluutly dIiows that Uverpool buyor nmlolpati a liravy riso btiloro oitrgnrs can reauli tlioro. Unfortunately, too, tor want of union nf action, Oregon protiutera are actually eumpetinn twamit each other to cairns inei'Mid ofi eights. The situation may bo summed up thus: California hai n rutioli less surplus than wan ipeeU'd, uncover S2S,(XH) tous, or only one third tho surphiH nf last year. '1 his Is rapidly ieeking Itausf.ortatlou and fortes up Irelghts. Verv soph allihti California surplus will all t ahliwed nut of tho way aud then there will be nil nvr supply of tonnage at the command nf Orison shlppem, and of course the rutea of IreiKhtH luust be low. Also, money wlUhconljo abundaut. And further more Kuropean prices mint advance, proba bly lu a steady manner from now until prlng. In llthM respects tbe Orsfon pro tluoerwlll be gainer and It U his Interest to keep hit wheat out of th marM until he u lemmaiut utUatUa&xlpric. We havo wondereo that our leading oom- awarolil ootemjiorary of Portland dm not made knowu to Ita rea.1era tbe beUer tone cf ika Llverprol market a to the l'noluo Coast orckra that lias taken pltvo during me past wrfk-, of vliloli wo have bet'll aware, and wbioh roimneiicn! tlio vi iy 1V of our last issue. Wo oiU lo Mk if Mm ijurttalloi a of whtat fromt'Bii Pruui'Iscoaie not unfair fiirOrroon wlieol. bornuio our wlii'M oun: 4URtl(l tv(n tbtra n Ltttir into tliau tho uv-; SALEM MAEKET. MONKTAItY. Lkoil Txndsiu, baying, S7i : selling, 87Je. FLOUR, ORAIN 4c. Wheat, bent white, $ baehc! TXnX Oau, TJhu 4354 fit) Corn Ileal, $ B S ( KloLr, best, a eack, (K barrel &1 50 Buckwheat Floor, $ lb 4 6 Bran, V ton 11 00 Shorts, V ton SS 00 .. Oil Cake Ileal, $ ton :a 00.... trisx oeeu, per id zx .... liar, V ton, new flsa.. baled, V ton IS GROCERIES. Busr, 8o Francisco refined, V bbl 13& 14 blind 1U31SV crashed U)i powdered MXQi ., KTsnulated 14 16 SlnvJViral S1 00 Tea,jVpa.B sogl oo Imperial t 361 SO Osffos, OoU Rica, V B S1SQ .. Bio J&a .. Kono....- 25(g .. Java i&o .. Bart, Caf men Island, per cwt ..Hl CO Lirerpool, coarse 4il BO dairy & iu Bar ! 0 FRUITS, VEGETABLES, Ae. Apple 39 drled.V & B Peaches, dried, S 16 16 Plants, " " 10 IS Plums, TKAl 00 Pears, 75c. prbu-. r.... Beans, ft Ml 6 Potatoes, V bushel, new SO .. Onions, fe " Cabbage, V dz 'i'51 BUTfER, BOGS, &a. Batter, fresh roUsfty B;. Dackod.'.,. . Bkrs, V ioien....i Cheese Oregon prime, f) &. Lard,) ft 30 211 S3 Id 17 OILS, Ac. Linseed Oil, boiled, ft gallon 1 IK.... raw, , " 1 10.... Lard Oil, V gallon 1 t3l 75 CoalOll, " 4(1 .. NeatBfoot OIL $ gal 1 K03 00 Tallow, 9 B 6 10 LEATHER, Ac. Corrected by J. W. Gilbert, dealer, Halem. ilarncst Leather, B SI 40 Skirting Leathor, " 3.K837K Hrldlo Leather, pri-l'le 4 CKB6 fit) Kronch Calf prdoz lVI?.f75 French Kip, prdoz $7A);100 Cal. and Oregon Calf " 30 4i " " Kip " Bt 71 Santa Cruz Bole, pr th - 2-t SO Hides, dry, " txft 14 11 green, 4 6 Doer Bklns, dry, pr lb as SO ' " dressed." 1 nol Nl Hhecp Pelts 10 tli Steamer OHIO. THE bTBAHER OHIO WILL I.euvc Portland Tor Salem MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FR11KY of eaili wcik, at S o'clock a. m. TJl !TrI-lit, !SJ.30 itr toil. 1AN.S.UII, ONK ltOM.AU. H-vtrir ir n. m'ott, stanter. PaoiSc Usiivorsity ASH THAI, VTI, AtlADlCnY, 3Tm"Ht Grovi'i Oregon. FAG 11 LTV J lt S. II, HARSH, D. .. President, and Profess or or Intellectual Pliiliisflphy, ltv IIOIIACE LYMAN, A.M., Professor of Maul orlc and History. Ultu. II. COLLIER, A. M l'roftisor or Math ematics. II si , T. CONDON, A. M Professor of Natural HISIOTY. JOM. Vf. MARSH, A. M., Profeuer or Latin and urtieK. J. 11 H01I11, A. M , Prlnc'pal or Academy. Miw. M. P. MP1LLER, Preceptress. The school year consists of three terms, beginning resnclll ely nn me nrst tveunesoay or September, Deietnber. and Manh. lu the UnlHTsilv the tuition Is 45 per year, and ui ine Acaueiuy ev per year piyaoie per lenu in ad ance. Hoard can he had at from fl to fl ner week. Examinations for admission will be held en Sep tesiber 1st. l 1) a. ni.. at the Col!e-e. Fr rurthvr lntortnaUon, address tho President or any other nietuoera or ne racully. Farm for Sale. I WILL BKLL MY PAatV OF 8BO ACRRH, TV of wktah are goaS prslrls. uuder good coltl ration, aluigovd frucis, principally cedar rails, two grain karus. one targe hoiM ham and agsu hoo.e. a good dwelling bouse, which cost $4.Wu a cinmI or chard, aadalllheaecessiry isapmremrnts for a rood home, snd ta as fcoaithy a tuoillly as there Is on thu roast. My market Is ruly one and a hall miles, school iKissxone Iklrnof aaalle, two stores and postofitre three aud a half miles, fmm my house: church, two and a half mllnt. The farm cnU bedhlded to ad vantage, aud make two good Isnus. Tim Isim Is slitiatid aut the center of WIIIDHY ISLAND. Island rounty, WsrhlrgtouTerrll'in'. Thu Island Is forty miles leugaud live or l mlle.'Mlde, .1. 15. KKLI.UQU. JcSJtf I O. address, Coupsi llle, l,l.u .1 co. V T. i j - v 5? tAVfl ?Vl.V-r ass-usaSil .t J.- - mawyrfmg WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED Schuttler Farm Wagon. Trices with Sprlug beat and Roller Brake - tr-n- -i 1 , r-"?-: v3J VtV . . .TkT.'Vfe. -. s.14i-frT Ci edit Cash Inch Light 2 horse Wagon ia $10 g n!n" :: ::::::::::::::: i iS -, " Medium 4-hor.e " IM 1S5 4 " Heavy " " I' ICB Wide Track Wagon $5 additional. 8WEKPSTAKE SPUING WaCOSl PRICE, Three Springs 1 In. Ha'f Pat. Asles. Lasy Back Stats, Pole, aud Biako. Credit iSIOO; Cash 114 ii.scn.tai for BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS AND SEEDERS, liuckeyo Cider Mills, Farm Mills, &o, &c. SEND FOR SPJtCIAL CIRCULARS. Sept. 17, 18.5. Don't Ask For Credit ..AT.. HERRMAN & HIRSCH'S, As We are determined to olose out our entire Stook, FOR CASH ONLY! i i Ji1 I WILL GUARANTEE THE RUBBEK PAINT All other circumstances being equal, To Cover More Surface per Gallon, TWO-GOAT WOBK. THAN THE ATLANTIC LEAD & LINSEED OIL, -AND- THAN THE AVEKIL.1 CHEMICAIi PAINT, AND WILL LAST TWICE AS LONG A.S EITHEK, When properly applied, without peeling, cracking, or chalking off. THE ROBBER PAINT HA5 BEEN TESTED! BY LEADING EOUSE ND CAKRIAGE PAINTERS ON THE COABT, Who Will 00RR0B0EATE, if necessary, by sworn Statements all 1 claim in the above. This Paint is SOLD ON ITS JWERITS ONLY, nor do dealers in rubber Paint ask consumers to use tho Rubber only, but SUGGEST THAT YOU TRY the other Mixed Paints now on the market, and decide for yourselves. "We propose to LET IT STAND ON ITS OWN MERITS. Salom, July 10, 1875. JOHN HUGHES. W. WIATHEUYOnD. J. W. WEATHERrOllD. NOTICE. All Penwsis ladebted to iib will pleaa settle Immediately, by Casta or Note,, aadf save Ex pense. HEBRKAN & HIRSCH, sQrlswald'S Black. Bopt. 3 UMJWM., Or. Il!.'1!? I Tho IIOW IHVA'I Issi-nll 1 I Willi ; )'l(!;K for rn ImMth, AUu it "ijova1 ow.v iioxvsa, uouu, ju . I l?EATHERFORD Ik .So., Wholesale anil Ik-Ull Uealere lu BEU8E, PAIHTS, OILS, CLASS. Patent Medicines. CHEMICALS, E 2? TXT. TTTL 3T 3?" TOILET GOODS, Etc., etc PURS WINES and LIQUORS, Por Ucdiclual purpose. Medloines Compounded, and , Prescriptions Filled. Weatherford & Co.. MSTt- Onuterclalstrs. HA LI x XV. A J. X. X.BB, Pslfrs lu General IVInrtilmiidlsjo, KBl' A KULL 8TOC1C OP STAl'LK an4 FAN- rriioMl .I'lxlli'nv. lUtilxare, Uro:eiles, lloots b il.inco.dc, l. I.. IS, ir. K FARMERS ..OF.. LINN AND MARION! CTTILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT I AM NOW FnEFARBD TO Buy, Ship, and Store WHEAT & OATS, AND CAltRV X A Gpneral Warehouse Bustnes3 s At my Warehouses at SALEU AND ELARIOST, At tad' of wlikh places 1 am priprrrd t' pay tlief rasG2i!3:sT aMKKJ'.T issbce I'OU flKUX-SAL'KS ViJKMtllCD. Advances ituulc on '0t1lc.114.tN. J. M. JOHNS. r'alem, nnx. 12. 1S75 tf Copartnership. JOHN JUNTO, WAl.TLn A AUAMS RfllNTO & ADAIS. I1I1XEUE1IS or MERINO SHEEP, TA KK pleasure In offering to tlio Wool-OnersnI On-'.'oiiaixl thBarlJ'iiiilncTerrltnrl" the rbancc to purch.sr THIUiOUlillllKKO MHIl.NOi. ub.1 a sluing Parties Intei'esleil tint I hey can, and "111 en desvnr lo. sell Mn-rn of thu ssniu nnsllir ai d valim a'. Ml'OU CllKAl'KU iATKS than such cn poslhly be Imported, txainlustiun and compsrisiu with oth er Sheep uifered lu the market are roriJUIly Invited. Address Mlh'TU .t ADAMS, Salem, llre?ou, N. B. The Rams and Ram Lambs nf the nnck. can bs seen on tbe ISLAND VAHM, adjoining Hslem. The Kwts can bo seen at Ibe sun. placo, or at tbtr UILL FARM four and a ball miles suith of tbe city. Halem, September 10, 1U75. illsnutti Jtarmtr. jut. :. v. cii.isK, BUUVETIXOil., Utj3crce-nU.8. Volaiteers, oaiu. BarU'Ji'i b ock. tu fain. s7t ISSCin BTXHT IATUBDAT, BT runusuEKS AJio raoruEToss, . A, CLArtKB. 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