Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, October 06, 1876, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextoAJM1 " -- Q, W 1JLJL ASlET TE FARMER. i i i i t a rl ll tl tL -0 in The Wheat Market. Tho prico of wheat romalus without ohanKo and advices from Liverpool, uhlch wo pub llsh, hIiow a llrm market and ood foreign (lomnnd. We loarn that everywhere through llio State larmeni aro roIIIiik largely since tho late advance. Only two boats can run on tho r!or to any advantage and these do not Ko abovo haloin. The railroad is crowded with freight trains and the transportation facilities drlvon to the utmost. A.s a cou Hoquoncoofall this ocuiu froii;hts arostillun Inj!, and wu may look for a udden lint in jirico based on a still advanco in freights to Jjlvflrpool, unless tho farmtrs aro cautious how they lorco tho market. An advance of one pound sterling Irohsut moans a fall of 15 uenta a busliol on wheal. Tho lurmers are all right .so long as they control tho market by not uflorliiK lreights faster than needed. If they put on tho market more wheat than can find cany trani-portatlori thon tho compe tition for tonnaue causes advanco in freights. As It is now a very material advance In tho loielu quotations is n coded to nocuro tho tanner an advanco on prices hero. About 10,000 bushels of whoat arrive at Salem warehouses daily this lino weather,' and much of it is ollered for Halo. The Hame Htato of things extends to all parts of this valley and nomo judgment is required to have tho lannoro remain masters of tho hit nation. San Francisco Market. Tho Comma cml 7e'i tW Sept. 'Jiith, has the following: Wheat Tiio daily receipts lrom tho in lerlor are lirgo, while tho exports aro unpre cedented. Tuns far in the current muiitli 10 Hhlp-hads Iiae bteu dispatched, and it Is probable that tho beptomhur clearances will reach 50 vph'-ols of tho largest elasH. Tho ollerliins upon 'OIiihiko continue light, vory little cholcn on .silii; millors and others re quiring hltrh tirades aro loreeil to go into the interior to buy their chief supplies, and lor Kllt-edijoil parcels us high as $1 Mlt etl )ms been paid. Shlppcrn, however, do nototlur more than $1 'i-ijCijl (" for choico parcel, picking up Homo at 1 fit), whilo Rood lotH ot Const aro obtainable at $1 I.'iijI 50, Ho)s Tho receiptH aro liberal, and some Krowers reliiso to houovonai presont rate". Hales lor tho week In lots ot (ifKl bales at liofio 'Jo fur (.oiiimoii to Kood, and lor choico l!l('j, ISbai for Homo lots uf extra choico "1'A olldred mill infused. Oats Tho Oeo. W. Kldor from Orejjon broujjlit us 1,'JSI ctls. Tlioso addod to Ireo mippliiis from our own Slato hao a dopross iiiK elloct upon tho market. Surprliolor milling mild lu lotH lit f I K." perctl,priineKeeil, (1 T.'ifel hO hall bllver; 500 ctls common, 51, .r,(dd 'M t etl. , Wool Shipments by rail and sea during the month ol August iigi;reuiito 5,1.(1,000 lbs, niakiuK the Hhiiunouts hence lrom January 1st to September 1st .'lO.SHI.OOO lbs. Of tills largo export tho groat bull; wont l-,asl by overland railroad. Oregon is now huiillug in Ireoly of her clip, tho (ieo. W. Klder bringing us 151 bales, Hales t ir the week in lots aggregate 1,115,000 lbs. This Includes Orogon lleeco, which sells at 'J'(ijUiio for choice "Valley; Kastorn Oregon, 'J0u. Flaxseed Tho 1'aclllo Oil nnd Whlto Load Works notify us that thoy will pay "hfcUo for prime clean feed. l'iin.Aiii:i.rniA, Oct. ,'J. Coloiado washod, 22-iioi do. linwaHhed, IHf'Jl'c; extra aim Merino nulled, :iU5o; No. 1 and mi per pulled, fc(y,;i5; Ciilllorula lino and medium, 530o; do. coarse, a)Q5o. LiVKlil-oor., Oct. a. Wheat, Us lliKaiOs 2d for average California whlto, 10s ydClOs fld for Club whlto, 0s iM&lUs lor red Wostern Bhlpplng, !)s fid(i(,m 7d lor red winter. London, 8ept.25. The .Vm Laue Krpraa nays liuieli Kugllsh wheat has come to mar ket In a more or loss damp condition, but tho change to drier woather will now enablo tliruNhiug to proceed under more favorable oircumslances. The agricultural hoason being far advanced, attontiun is now mainly aireuieii in tno in-gatuoriug or cereals in Scotland, where tho Mate ol the weathor has caused, for homo time past, no little anxiety. Tho rain has done wonders for tho root crop and pastures. Tho publication of tho agri cultural returns for ls"5-7ii, enables us to form a reliable idea as to tho yield ol homo crops and the extent to which wo shall be dependent for foreign supplies. Those re turns show a decline In tho area ot whoat planted of ,t7S,000 acres lrom last year, and of t'78,000 acres lrom the averago ares. The decline from last year, however, may be made up from the Incieased yield per aero ami Improved condition. The yield of tho present crop Is estimated at 10,(100,000 quar ters. With 800,000 quarter deducted for B01, there will remain O.SOO.OOO quarters for consumption. Kngland will require in the routing year about 13l),OiKi,(W0 from stock in hand and foreign nxporlatlons, Itecause of the del cleuoy of the home supply, much interest Reentered In tho AmerliMu crop. From Coquille. Cojl'll.l.K Cl l'V, Sep. 22, IS70. Ki. Kaj.vikh: Mr. John A. Dean, of this place, handed me an onion to-day which weighs Ux ounces. It is of tno Yellow Dauvers variety, and .Mr. Dean hays that Ills uncle Hiimss too river " has got lots uv "iii,blgKur' that." Sept. 2d, The ilrst laid of cob! from theC. C,t 1. ''. iiilnn, uuh brotncht to tow u to-day. It will lie burned In the liiruaeo of I'anter's llour mill. &.L aiiipln supply of coal for ihoiuo uo csn now bo luriiishtst by tliUcuui puny at nil times. Tno moIiooiiiu- " Mose," Capt. llmwti, hai again returned xo (he Coquille river. She Mailed lu over the bar through a heavy sea, J urn .'redibly inlbriued that C'pt. Itrowii jelteraWs his loruxrly eoe.-eil opinion that the jeprnviiitttd daugeis of getting over this bar U all niu.ssiv; that N, for tho .'ljji ufcesauls ndiitmt to Its depth ot Mu ter, hay ku tin and a ludf fmt. Capt, llrow u jiajra lie ou comn lu if there Is wind. Ho ilon't fare Juiw It lilow. ,i that It dotu blow Tka wagou road froAU revw Hay Wagon Jloait to thU place is rjl hclng linproieil Mini ianii te(iis can now ( wiinoui nit- i lioulty.yct loorewd N no j-ot peif't; but j vy next (il (ins roaii pri ie in a cuuui lon which Hill give no umi ittuiui ol ivtn jilalnt. M. Tali. Coiin, J. 11. Seltletu.rtr, uesr Hub brd, Marlon inuidty, has ri- 1 uiie corn this yejir tho -Ii1W of which iiisisiiro twelve feet lu length, Thh is iIum feet better that Ueorgo bluipou's corn, in JJ" ioiiuty. SALEM MAKKET. MONETAIiY. Legal Tekdeb, buying, BHtfe : telling, !0f c, flour, (Train &c Wheat, best white, V bu)ul ....$ 70 :',&. 40 IQ, i . . .Til 25 IS OIK J", (76 .. 55 0o4.... Stf.... 1JS .. ... 4lH oath, v ' Coin Mini, V B Flour, best, ?) tack. (X barrel) ISuckH heat Flour, 1 2) Itran, ff ton shorts, V ton Oil Cake Meal, W ton VIm- Seed, jicr lb Hay, ffl ton, new tuled, V ton GROCERIES. SuL-ar, San Kranci-co ri'tlntil, bbl.i Mund crushed pow derul craiiulatul Mrup, 3 k-iI 1 ea, .Japan, ft a. Imuirlal , lift 11 lLfo ll- 10ii Hi lift, 15 soai ( Ci41 ii 1 Jvfil Ml ryfs Vr s; sxa .. . : ..50 m ..(QH (Ml ..i " .. ST .rr so 'MA H 1341 lb in 12 5(llfJ .. !Oi li fill .. 6 S ....1 Coffee, L'osta Itica, t 3 Rio Kono Java Salt, Carmen Island, percw Liverpool, coarse daily Hay FRUITS, VEGETABLtS.Itc. Apples dried, ft lb Fcachee, dried, $ tb Flume, " "' Tears, ..c. prim JJcans, $ Totatoes. TD bushel Cabbage, i dz i v "l H BUTTER, EGOS, &c. Uutter, fresh rolls, $ lb. soa . fro ..53 1C& 15 packeu Eel's, don aj Cheese Oregon prime, $ lb. Lard, ft lb., OILS, &c. Linseed Oil, boiled, p gallon 'IVS raw, " '.MtA Laid Oil, V (,'allon 1 I1 "' Coal Oil, r S-Vft IS Xeatsfoot Oil, W gal 1 SOtoS W Tallow, $ lb Hi 10 LEATHER, &c. Corrected by J. W. Gilbert, dealer, Salem. harness Leather. H lb. TO 40 .Sklrtiin; Leather, " Ilrlillu Leather, pr Mv French Calf prdo ... drench Kip, prdo. Cal and Oregon Calf " ' Kip " tanta Cm, bole, pr lb Hides, dry, " " grten Deer Skins, dry, pr lb ' ' dressed, " Sheep Polls . I ."'XlM 50 .. $nft5 . TSJif 100 . aivri 4.' . i'it, 2'i '(b 'i . m s . iiitf ai .1 (KlTr.l GO KHii CEO. C. VAN WAGNER MANUFACTl-RES Tins OeKlrutcd Nash & Cults' Fanning Mill. Also, Dialtr in VVall IMpcr, l'lctui'o I'lamc.H, Moulding, nilrroiH, &.C.. Comer of State and Liberty ttrcets, sop23tr MAI.E.1I, OK. FKU1T T1CEES 2 Prices to Suit tho Hard Times ! Woodburn Nursery, VtOOSBUXLTf, nXARXON OREaON CO,, A Choice Selection of Fruit, Shade, Ornamental, Nut-Bearing TRE Vines, and Plum and 3 13 Shrubbery, Prune Trees, CoiiNlnutly on Hand. AUI)KES, J. H. SETTLEMIER, Woodburn. beud for circular. aepilf Storage at Portland. rK AUK rrtKl'ARKI) TO STORK Ornln ,T ou rltw) mo.t faoralle tirms, ttttior In our ur. proof More, or In our frame Warehouse on the u turf. Ratsormkr lie not uoubled guid ur.itour tit el ttier for furthrt vartlcidarf apply to J, McCRAKEN & CO., aiilMf I'ournsu, On. clill;imcttc firmer. Iiifin irsuT rainiT, it CL-.V11ICK A& CRAIG, rt'lUIUIIU iMD 1'KOrKHTOKS. M. A. CLAIIKK. II. . Clt.lKl, Trrni. or Mib.rrtpllott. Ou.copy, oueyeariSi numbrrs) fJ.SO Ouecoiy, li month ti uuruber) l.SU One copy, Hind suatU (13 nscbt-rt) 7i MARK THE1E FACTS ! THK TEST1M0XY OF THE WHOLE WOULD. E0LL0 WAY'S PILLS. ,-S"I.ot tho suUoriugand Ulseasodrcail the foilolu,t. p. Lolall who buvnbpr up! veil tip bv Doctor-', ami spoken of as incurable, tend tLe lol lowlnir. j '' I.Atall "vho cm lf lio o faelv, rit! en i hnvKftiih In tnldntifo. rl IIih t'lho'vip . kxov,1 .M.r, jick 11 V Tllhr. 1'ltl k-t. J InU, on tliK, tb Th emtetli dy cf Juiik, in lb- yearol Our Lord OnoTti, tisnnd Kiabt Hun- drod mid Wxty-slx, perconally c.uno .Iwpph IJpyiJopk, to nif, knoivn us such, nod belnt? duly Moin, dopVed us follows: ' That hn is tbc lo eeni-ral Hj;t'nt for tbo Uniled States and dcpondonc'lex tboroof for prapirationsor inedlfiiiids known a Dr. Ilollowny'n Pills and Ointment, and tbat the following certifi cates aro verbatim copies to tho best of his knowledge and belief. JAMKS SMlHTKE, ft,.- Xotnrv rublio, 14 Wall Street, New York. June 1st, IS66. Dii. Holloway: I take my pen io write you of my great relief, and that the awful pain In my side has left me at last thanks to yonr Pills. Oh, Doctor, how thankful I am that I can got some sleep. 1 can never write It enough. I thank you again and again, and am sure that you are really tho iimnu oi an suuerers. i cotuu nor, ueip wri ting to you, and hope you will not tiko It amiss. JAMKS MYKRS, 110 Avenue D. This 13 to certify that I was discharged from tbo army with Chronic Diarrlm'i, nnd have been cured by Dr. Hollowav's Pills. WILSON HARVEY, Now York, April 7, 1600. 21 Pitt Stroot. Tho following is an interesting case of a man employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring melted iron into a llask that was damp and wet, caused an explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and on him in a ticrte-ct shower, and ho was burned dreadfully. Tho following certllicato was given to me, by him, about eight weeks after thonccidunt: New Yoiik, Jan. lu, 1800. My nauio is Jacob H,rdy; I am an Iron Founder. I was badly burnt by hot iion in November last; my burns healed, but I had a running sore on my lg that would not heal. I tried llolloway's Ointment and it cured mo in a few weeks. This is all true, and anybody can see me at Jackson's Iron Works, 2d Avouue. J. HARDY', 11!) Uoerch St. Extracts from Various loiters. " I had no appetite; Holloway'd Pills gavo me a heartv one." "Your Pills aro marvellous." " I send for auothor box, and keep them in tho house." 'Dr. Holloway has cured my headache that was chronic." " I gavo one of your Pills to my babo for cholera morbus. The dear llltle thing got well in n dnv." " My nausoa of a morning is now cured." "Your box of Hollowav's Ointment cured me of noises hi tho head. I rubbed s-nme of your ointment behind tbo ears, nnd the noise has lett." " Send mo two boxes, I want ono for a poor family." " I enclose u dollar, your price is 25 cents, but the medicino to mo is worth a dollar." "Send mo 11 vo boxes of your Pills." " Let me have three boxes of your Pills by return mail, for Chills and Fovor." 1 have over '200 such Testimonials as these, but want of spoce compels mo to conclude. For Cutaneous Disorders. And nil eruptions of the skin, this Ointment in most Invalimble. It does not nealexler uully iilone, but uonetrates with tho most stiirclilng ('U'ecLs to the ery root of the evil. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Invnrlnbly cure the following diseases: Disorders or tho Kldnojs. In nil dlsons(,a r.tloctln,',' thoso organs, whether they tecreto too much or too little water; or whether thoy bo mulcted with Hlotio or grave), or with hcIkh and pains set tlocl in the Inini over the regions ot the kltl nes, tlieio PillHshonld betaken according to the printed direction", nnd the Ointment shDtild bo well rubbed into the small of the bxck At bed time. This treatment will give almost Immediate rllf who" '"I other me.ius have laillod. For Stomachs out of Order. No medicine will so oflectuallT improve the lone ot the niuiukuu as these rills; they remove nil acidity, occasioned either by in temperance or Improper diet. Thoy reach the liter und reduce it to a healthy aotion: they aro wonderfully eMeacinus in rases of spasm in met tney never tan in curing ail disorders of the liver and slouitch. Jlnltoutt!'' l'ill are th Ut rtnwiy Inown In the ironjjor int jvtioinitg aieart: Ague, Debility, Asthma, UiliotiH Com- plaints, lllo'.clie-.on tho Skin, ISowel Com- p)HlUt., Colic, Consiiptlinn of the 1! nvel', Cointimptlmi, Intlimmauon, jHtiudUe, l.lver I'oin- pUInt-, l.llllllMull, 1'llfM, ltllcil.ll-ll'lll, Ht.ici mill ol UrMin, Sen f.i!. r Klin.'i. l'.Vll, Sore rhiiuilw, Dropsy, Dycentery, KryklpeUn, Feinalu Irregu larities. Fe wrs f all klntN, Fits. UoiU, lladaclio, Indigestion, MotiUiV- tiravel, Secondary Svniptmns, TmvIioIoiiioux, Tii mom, t'littrs. VeiiHrnl At'eo- tlDIKS, Worms of all klnd, Weakliest from any fnf, .;. IMI'OHTA.VT CAl'TIO.V. N'rn aro trtmuli.n unlfsa th atgnatnro of J. XavikkKi Ktent lor the I'liHed bl!es, humiuiids iMch box of fills, and Ointment. A haiuUome reward will be givtu to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party or parlies coun terfeiting ths Medicines or vending tbo sauiK, kuowlng them to be spurious. tlii at the Msiiufantorv of I'rofessor Uoujvav A Co., New Yoik. anl liv all iwpectlle DruifgisU and I)-lrn in Medi cine throughout the clvlli. world, In box t at -5eHJits, iU com, and l each. il TL "jre Is coiikiderablonavllig by tak liitf ilie Ui ser Klies, N. Jl Diivtlons for theguldaue-e of pa tients lu every disorder aid atnioel to each b3x. sfJOy. XfSt.3l.Br(C V5G?SIi ,-'l.-Til. . U V. itJ.hrS:Ji;V..v.iUVi;. Iff WJ.i til - . .... . Tff-'yr' j . -f - "j- . t" .'i. i .v'wrii. i vstf " e? , ". ."xvr'.i5ri- " . .- ''7WSxsr. I '&;iY$l&VYj44 '..wjtruj rw.T Awit ..r.z j oj v,r,nrf'y.vzv&:7irj'?' THE EVANS SULKY PLOW: Iron Beam. Iron Frame, Iron "WheeisJTasily Operated.. The Latest and BEST Sulky Flow in the Market Jaas tho Hitch and Draft direct from the end of the Beam. Arranged to work oither three or four Horses abreast. 2T Soo tlxo E'Vu.ref tooforo "STo-ia. Vyix-y ! JX3 THE OLIVER CHILLED - METAL PLOW, Will Scour where others fail. LIGHTEST DRAFT PLOW im ported. Ask your Neighbors about thein. A WU. ASSORTMENT Ol' THE EXTIU-IIUIDEXED AfUnowIcdgeil by all intelligent Farmer's as tho BEST Steel Plow inatle. Hi "We have a full assortment of even thing in our lii.e : Kil!-side Plows, Left-hand Plows, Cultivators, Mar rows, Buckeye Broad-cast Seeders, Buckeye Grain Drills, BAlW Farm Wagons, Spring Wagons, Pacific Fan RSills, Portable Cist Mills, Mishawaka Ring gr.inder Chopping-IVIills, Victor Scales, Cider Mills, &c, &c. Our Goods are nil FIRST-CLASS BiTr Send for our Catalogue and Puce Liit. "us'd KAAPP,! BURBELL & CO. I'urtlniKl, Oregon. Oct. (5, l&IO. 3?23:E3 SEWIXG dlZISSk Iaaa.T310roc3. I3Coxeio Slltfttlo. FIRST MACHINES SOLI) IX THIS C1TV ele'lit vears slneu. l.ATR .tl i u:. lolli I'liil.- lie ill M Mil Tnlile. J3S"JUST KEC'EIVKl). NEW" DKAVN' FEED. DKA1.INO HIKIICT Ul ill M.UVt FClUKKKs. enn fell tl oe faorito Mncliii'e- J25 I.KSS THAN OriIKU AnrillNfS. hi;.N'l FDU NEW PitlCS LIsT, anU K.1VK 'UUH MOMY. Oil Attnclimeuls una INecdles lor nil Xlluililncs. GEO. W. TRAYER9 Manufaclurers Agent, i'. II". VOH. JIOJWSOX AXD TlimU STS.t POIIXLAND, OltEGON. eeplruS I3l-tODa.'s Q-rol3L COUNTERBALANCE VIBRATING SEPARATOR. ..nA:-7. .----- - u WS rnr''ciwl to nianific'nre nurt fill nil orders for ibte unrlialeil mnchcf. All on- urrl.!.. filly Haminteil. For pirtlcular?, seT.d f)r elrcularf nd price- li.t, bicli will bo sent bv moil as poonfisrub--llhl. Orders fhouUl bo ent In early, to a old disappointment, as e will manufacture prlnclpallj on orderc for tbo cumin scaion. Address, PELTON & SAVAGE, Salem, Or. S, TELTON. ah'mi, LEWIS S.V.l!B. Dr. H. SMITH, 3D E5 3XT "3? X JEJ "37 , SALKr. OKKOON. OClco moved cm-rHKKYMAN itRO.S.' NEW STORE Ofil:o bour from H a. m to 5 p. ni RUPTURE. e"ono ninre1 Mutall'c Tiu.se. No moro sntTiFlrg from lion HiHips urSie'fl hprtucs. Pr Kune't l'i. ent EL-istlc Trms iorii utilii-tso nidfiiiirort n'.ht and div pI lH in I hn prrfoMi. radical ciros Mlie-n till (ithtr h fHile-d It nrtiT. If foi aro ni-tnii-f. iryo'it'of Hr lni's cinif.iiul'lf .bslc p liiIT.v oii nil ntrt tenret il. IMmk I-'.istic Tiu l'ixrN Mt SCMnHntn.t , ii Franrlfco. For Sale! THS FINK lnK.NVR r.vni-rof Cotn'r cla' nl llh.m strtH. I imW -tMHTiitti, with huuslirkv. iH di.u.it. .ifd contvrl .if- Ij ftrrin.'fxl hiiiLtu ml. u-u-fttllf i'iinit-Me'. Will b vld VOVJ lo V ud i'Ji ciiimiltii!,-to.-u-t. Al!) I" I.K' VI I.I.Ik, Kp:( rtltpB1 JJlwi stalest., salisi :ovop jLttia:xizisri? s . ! 1. I .- . V ." -vam ... VltA". :v ,, l ,uii, . ..Il v -, i ,, ..-Ai , I... L . I T ' A, l v I ..b.'M. .a ,.vl-'i , r- - s v xvw not mubMi Unit will not sell in California. MACHINE. Rotary iiSotion, Latest and Best. DOUBLE CAIMS Combines slreiiglh and simplicilj. LIGHT RUNNING. But IVo Yceirs since it was Introduced in Orogon and Washington Territory Takes tho Preference with Many of P. of II. Every Machine GUARANTEED to give !S.ti9SxVvot20Da.. lay XjO-VSr X0R.IO3Et)S. EaCoase-Eo-vroir SICOa Month to Agents i L-ily J'.it-rou- wriic 'My limul rlsi'-wltli. in i! hours on the 'Al ways linn dy ' t itir meals an kept warm, imt dtlfd or . o-ebfri, as iu tbuueu " Worth 10 tiimathu I'riu'u for raixJriff hrenil. Boots, jIioo, it tovniaro tulcklj drl. I'd Mtlbou; bumln; ' v adv-evirl llOllt'ketMi'r eu give them a trUL' , BOIi&ATB'S Chemical I'reservinj; Compound. FKBI' ECGS FltESH oTcr a T""". Fltl'IT A 'i!lilil prcem-d.-wlthiiot Hu u i f Fugar. Heat, iirlr.l-hi Jar. oslnlFlo tbat anr pt'rsou can U' Ir Kamiile llox sent m any aodrrss un receipt of ft. SEND FOH UIHCUI-Art. Addrcs iKO. W. TUtVEB, t.eu'l .tcnll. iclcrt rorllaud, Or. fs iffly m ...flKM: